The Sun.
London, England, 1864-12-28 00:00:00

CRYSTAL PALACE,-TO-MORROW.-
S% ARM and DRY.

RYSTAL PALACE. TO - MORROW. _
--CHRISTMAS FIOLIDAYS.—Combined at-
Igactions, more varied than ever. AMUSEMENTS from
Ih°rlling till to describe a 1 in advertise-
ents, Thenight. PETlTlmpossible BLONDIN, the juvenile Rope dancer ;
~TACKS,}N HAINES, the Champion American SKATER;
,14VESTER, the Charmed Monster, &c. ; the ELLISTRA.
rr,ttOTHERS, the classical gymnasts ; BARNES. the
VAULTE 4 in his sixty somersaults ; JEAN
and his wonderful DOG ; WILLIO, the
lieat German Couto. tionist. J. 11. STEAD, the Cure.
Ost amusing CLOWNS. Pantomimic BALLET, with Mr.
4QAD as SIMPKIN, forming an unparalleled variety of
mOiday Amusements.
Ill[ addition to these, the FINE ARTS COURTS, in variety
4111 d beauty. are unequailed in the world. The decorations of
beLe Palace, with the GREAT CHRISTMAS 'TREE, should
by all. The Gls EAT FAIR and BAZ AA R, the best
)I)ortunity for Christmas P,esents. The SHAKSPERE
bOUSK The MONTANARI MODELS. The Swings,
i,d-abouts, Invigorators, and other popular amusements.
ekse Galleries of MODELS and SHIPS. The extraordinary
tuimpanzee. The unique Aquariums, All these things
alder the Crystal Palace the ONE PLACE for HOLIDAY
'AdoyMENT.
JTills Christmas EDMONDS' late' Wombwell's) WIND-
,R CASTLEGREAT MENAGERIE will be exhibited,
other
the Palace. This extraordinary addition to the
attractions is, like the Palace and its approaches, all
qder cover. Admission to the Menagerie, Sixpence.
bAdmission to the Palace, One Shilling. One Hundred and
'llty Railway Trains daily, from London Bridge, Victoria,
talld Kensington; also from London, Chatham, and Dover to
nYdenhath Hill Station. Palace lighted up at dusk. Won-
*dully beautiful effect.

RYSTAL PALACE.—GREAT SUCCESS
YESTERDAY.—Every hoPday maker, every juveni!e,
Bast visit the Palace for the Thousand-and-One Attractions
kfabined there this week.
Come early. Open at Ten. Palace lighted up at dusk.

TIRE PALACE at NIGHT.—" If this lighting
, up, and this alone, were shown as at the Christmas
vtraction, it would be worth ajJu rne y to Norwooi to see it.
We can only cordially recommend our readers to see it for
'lleraselves before the week is out." —Vide Newspapers.

CRYSTAL PALACE. —TO - MORROW.
Attraction Extraordinary during the CHRISTMAS
LIDAYS. The Entire of EDMONDS' (late Wombwell's
ROYAL WINDSOR CAST LE MENAGERIE, the most
extensive, and valuable Zoological Establishment in Europe.
Entrance from the Tropical Department. Warm, dry, and
tery comfort studied to render it one of the most agreeable
Well as plea =mg resorts in or o.t of London. The RIVAL
TON-HUNTERS, in heir daring and exc ting illustrations
Nry alternate hour, with two searate roups of highly-
Z‘ined lions, lionesses, snd tigers ;together with a magnifi-
*it stud of performing panthers and leopards, surpassing
herything- hitherto sebmitted for public inspection. Two
,ge educated elephants, male and female, the largestin the
The only Indian male rhinoceros travelling. The
'lettagerie comprises some very rare specimens of the animal
4=idom, among which recently imported those wonderful
Zeatures tne Itamadryads, or Lion Slayers, are very singu-
! and the only ones ever brought to th s country. Noble
nal Bengal Tigers and Tigresses. Majestic African,
ati Barbary, and British-bred Lions and Lionesses,
kith Baby Lions, whelped at Windsor in November last.
blarnas, Alpacas. A pair of Burche 1 Zebras ; two very fine
olar Bears, Nyl (Maus, Zebus, or Sacred Bulls, black ursine
loth Be rs, Hyenas, Wolv, s, Jackalls, &c,, &c. War Camels,
and Dromedaries, with infant Calf ten months old. A splen-
lid A• t viar of Forei Birds, from every clime. Mnkeys
join all parts gn
of the globe. The Reptiles are profuse,o and in
'l'eat,variet y.
Open at 10 daily. Admission to the Menagerie, 6d each.

CRYSTAL PALACE -SATURDAY NEXT.
SATURDAY CONCERT and AFTERNOON PRO-
4hNADE.—Madame GRIM'S last and only appearance.—
galf-a-Crown reserved stalls, at the Crystal Palace, and at
exeter Hall. Being very limited in number, they must
applied for at once.

COMMODORE NUTT & MINNIE WARREN.
ST. JAMES'S HALL, Piccadilly.—BOXlNG-DAY
and during the 110 LIDAYS.—THR EE GRAND LEVEES
A ELY, at Eleven and Eight o'clock.

11" Na ure's Smallest Edition of her choicest work"—a
4chelor and Belle of mature age, not larger than Two
`4l,o,Lts ! ! !

,At }TIeN-ren o'clock they appear in the identical WEDDING
;;13,..STUME worn by them at the Marriage of GEN. TOM
,',IIITMI3; and they also perform Songs, Duets, Dances, &c.,
pro
several Comic personations, with an entire change of
40Zramme at each Levee.
They will be drawn to and from St. James's Hall in their
Z'lliputian
toeCarriag by four of the Smallest Ponies in the
"orld, presented them by General Tom Thumb;
Box office from 10 till 4 o'clock.
Admission, is. and 25. ; reserved seats, 3s. Children hall
price to the 28. and 3s. seats*