The Sun.
London, England, 1868-07-03 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, FRIDA

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CONTRACT FOR SOUTH-NESTERS.
Contract Department, Admiralty, Somerset
House, July 1, 1868.
THE COMMISSIONERS for EXECUTING
the OFFICE of LORD HIGH ADMIRAL of the
UNITED KINGDOM of GREAT BRITAIN and IRE-
LAND, do hereby give Notice; that on MONDAY, the
13th instant, at Twelve o'clock at- Noon, they will be
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R YSTAL PAL IC E.-TO-MORROW
kJ ' (Saturday), at FOUR 0' LOCK, and Not as Previ-
ously Announced.—GßAND OPERA CONCERT and
AFTERNOON PROMENADI.- -Madlle. Adelina Patti,
Madile. Vanzini, Madlle.. Grossi Signor Graziana, Signor
Faneelli, Signor Bagagioli, Signor Ciampi, and Signor
Mario. Conductor Mr. Manus. •
Half-Crown Admission Tickets at the Palace, 2. Exeter
Hall, and Agents', This Day onll. Numbered Stalls, Five
Sh;llingq, at the Palace and 2, 'Eteter Hall. Early appli-
mtion essential.

ORYSTAL PAI. A C 10-AlUtt ttO W'6
kJ GREAT FETE.—THIS DAY is the LIST for
the HALF-CROWN ADMISSION TICKETS, which,
with the July Guinea Season TiCkets, may In had of the
agents specified below ; but as ni guarantee can be givon
that the agents Can he kept 811flitinntly supplied to m .et
tiv dotuand, intending visitors sh,uld secure ADMISSION
SEASON TICKE early THIS-DAY.
The Exeter Hall and Cr-Vstal ()films will remain
open until Seven o'clock THIS (Friday) EVENING fo
the sAle of these. two clas 3es of eckuts as far as they can
be supp!ie I, but no pledse is given that the supply can be
maintained.

nitYSTAL PALACE —Tao Directors [kayo the
k..) honour to announce that T 0-MOIIILO W (Saturday),
being one of the days fixed for an OPERATIC CONC ERT,
there will be a great combination of Attractiods in honour
of his Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh, who will
visit the Crystal Palace with their Royal Highnesses the
Prince And Priucesi of 'Tales and a select circle.

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The Palaca and Park will be opened at T welve
The Concert will commence at FOUR o'clock, and will be
divided into two parts ending about Seven o'clock. The
second porticn of the Concert will b 3 mainly of choral music,
supported by Two Thousand members of the Metropolitan
Handel lecstival Choir. The Great Fount.tins will be
played at about Half-past Seven o'clock, and soon after
Half-past Nine there will be a brilliant display of Fireworks
with special devices appropri.te, to the occasion and a
grand lumtnatterrot VountAiis.
This being one of the dates given for the serios of Opera
Concerts, the Directors have much pleasure in intimating
to the subscribers for serial stalls that notwithstanding the
increased attractions no alteration will be made to affect
their privilege, and that their serial tickets will admit as
usual.
Notwithstanding the brilliancy of this great Fete, an
in order to enable a large number of visitors to attend on
this national occasion, the arrangements for admission will
be the same as at the Opera Concert, viz., by tickets, taken
this day. Half-a-Crown ; by payment at the doors to-
morrow, ss. ; Guinea Season Tickets free.
Tickets at Crystal Palace, at 2, Exeter Hall, and of the
following agents, should be at once secured :
Baker-street—Moutrie, No. 55.
Brixton—Pearce, No. 9, Brixton-place.
Camberwell—Griffith, The Green.
Chancery-lane—Cox, No. 102.
Charing-cross—Mitchell, No. 30.
Chelsea—Macmichael, No. 207, Kiag's-road.
City —Prows°, No. 48, Chea.pside.
„ —Good, No. 60, Moorgate-street.
• —:-Letts, No. 8, Royal Exchange.
„ —Marratt, •No. 68, King William-street.
„ —Mead, No. 73, Cheapside.
„ —Todhunter, No. 22. Gresham-street.
• —Cook, No. 98, Fleet-street.
Croydon—Warren, High-street.
' Islington —King, No. 86; Upper-street.
Kensington—Railway Station.
—Warren's Library.
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Knightsbridge— Westerton, No. 27, St. George's-place.
London Bridge —Stanley, Terminus.
Lower Norwood—Barker.
New Bond-street—Chappell, No. 50.
—Cock and Addison, No. 62.
—Lacon, No. 168.
Old Bond-street—Mitchell, No. 33.
—ollivier, No. 19.
Oxford-street—Duff, No. 147.
Peckham— S tansfield, High-street.
St. James's Hall--Austin.
Vigo-street— Hammond.
Westbourne-placo —Key, No. 18.
Westbourne-grove—Melliship, No. 37.
Wigmere-street—Nimme, No. 55.
The Stalls and Reserved Seats will, after the first few
rows near the Orchestra, which will follow the usual Opera
Concert plan, be arranged sideways, on the plan which gave
so much satisfaction at the Sultan's Fete and on Saturday
last.
Numbered Reserved Stalls in front rows, Five Shillings
each; Unnumbered Reserved Seats, Half-a-Crown, may
be had as above, at Exeter Hall, and at the Palace.
Crystal Palace, July 3, 1868.