Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-30

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TOMOMKOW EVENlNG-sECRET SENNlCE-Mchael
As sf' whis h''sT TIE KENTUCKY HEREss-ryhncA
With a Mr.
Pscide-Eudiga. Miss Cushaan.
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THE s sRoNzE MoasE r ps' snr Mr. coweTeha
Kao, Mr.. Blakely-The Cloud King Mr. nrek', Mrs
Afler which, the DUSTY MILLER-Joba Mr.. Pr0e-Rosina
To conclude with, the WANDERING MINsTREL-Jem
Bags, Mr. Gates-Herbert Carroll, Mrs Herring-Mrs
CriEcum Mrs. Stevenson.
TOMORROW EVENING THE BRONZE HORSE
After which DUSTY MLLER-Joba, Mrs. Prce-Rosina,
TO Conclude WITH the WANDERING MINsTREL-Jem
Bags, Mr. Gates-ieroert Carroll, Mrs Herring
so.... ssnls@p s7i@osilsry IS 10@ : 0''eA'
H.a.s1Ma waiisck' Eessce-Tmis ' EvENRS nc
Fourteenth time. CULVER IN LILIPUT-Cap,ain Gull
yer, Mr. Porer-Iord Flmnap, Major SteVens-Mrs Finn.
After whish la B.YADERE-zoloe Madqle Augusta
To conclude with RAISING THE wIND-Jeremy Ddder,
Mr. Browne-Mrs. Durable, Mrs Russell.
TOMORROW vENING-MAyoR STEVENS RENE.
Of Notre Dame-n which Mr. H. walack and Miss Tarpin
r viii sss1," the p"s,9s1 s1arvH,er rn
yens-Prncess Glumdalea Mr.. Porter Que Dooa, Mrs
Doors open ea-Periormance begin a,7i.
OLYMPIC vHEATR E-Broadwav, next to Tai.
- ,rrsslls-THis EVENING viii be performed
Thor ugheod Mr. Jonss-Mliwsod. Mrs nushss
Aner which The IRISH TUToR-Dr o'Tooe, Mr.. Wills
After which, the extravaganza of BILLY BARLOW, by Mr.
To conclude with the LAST MAN or the Miser of Ehhnam
Green-Geoafy Dale wr. Blake-Margaret Gay, Mrs
Doors open a,i past the performance will
EEANeL,N rIsrArnks.--THis EVENING VIII
caRLINE or the Female Brgand-DnSe q Brsndenburgh
Mr. Laforrest-Ludwg Mr.. Jones-Nna, Miss Yates-Car-
an es which WHO'LL LEND ME A wIFE-PhIlander Adj
1 enosuds Ts sh nm. NsT Naule. n1ama called MY
Mary Maybud Mrs Lively.
NJ Doors open a. 6i-perdormonces
precisely. Boxes 80 cents-Pit 25 cents.
CIRCUS Corner Of Charlton and Yarick ar~ts.-THIs
y EVENING November soh, the performances will COM
GRAND ENTREE ofs beautiful horses led by Mr. How.
After which, STILL vAULTING by the whole troupe Of
After Which, Mr.. Hood win make his GRAND ASCENSION
single wire from the back o. the stage the third tier
Which, TTE o n s TGra And RECRUIT on
horses i BY Mf gSwI,d Il and Mat at! DATE
TIE RUNS OF TRoYeby The whole Company
During the evening great variety Of other interesting and
To conclude with, The BARBER or RIINEBEcK and the
Militia Ghicrr-by Messrs. Howard and Jot
Doors open al 6l-perormanccs commence at Bo,es 80
ceGt Pit Is cents n30-lms
nUBUFE's PAINTIsGS.-Now exhibiting i57
- Broadway three magnificent, Paintings, arrived from
Paris by the celebrated Dubuie the painter much adm
David whose moders Style bids rival renowned
offer treat not surpassed by thing which has before
been exhibited ia this country
thrilling seene from Byros Don Juan, (4S canso, s1sS
an1sa between Juan adee and Lanbro and the various
| the pencil of = master, are most vivtly depicted
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stream gushing from rock IN the lyle Of David and
The third picture represents beautiful Crcas.n Maid
Tered Tor sale by an Armenian slave merchant, high Turk
Hours Of exhibition roms tho morning ill 10 night
Ambulance 25 cents-Season tickets - cents sll3sis
~ iLLIA s-sriiiNG STEEL CUsHiONs-To
- The words Of the Mechanics Institute, they To
ny Improvement constructed that the balls be
below their centres well under The cushion when
them OF 2ls Broadway, joins the Museum through
% Broadway near Wall 81 called southern COT
fee Room six fine tables making IN all scyeateen, ready
CHESS ROOM just added TO tie concern, where rer
in attendance to teach those vlo with 10 learn Chess.
or imprnvs themselves AT Billiards by private lessons.
N b Every article in The trade for sale. Mo sa,'
A sTIlSEs,lf FHtAS ,GIs.LEMYTM TIE
oath instant at 81 lock- and viii conaue open during day
and .yrn,ng Tor short me-whsre his whole collection Is
pansd MIN full and ,sp,an1,oy catalogue In addition
tul Landscapes Of the rrses The Far wes-vews OF
Indian viagesDances speris and Amusenents, and mag
nhcent Lodge or Wigwam Of the Grow Tribe brought from
This beautiful work 81 art is erected in the centre of his
AMI around Il, the pacous walls
specimens ~ Indian costumes ron &c &C.
forming the most extensive and valuable collection Of the kind
made In America.
This coleeon opened for the IN this city,
To visit % her cites, nj then the Atlantic
Hours from A. NJ. until 10 Y. NJ Admission so cents.
engagements for family and season tickets he made at the
door. vs.
vTHE GENUINE HyGEIAN MEDICINES
Differences having arisen between Mcssrs Morrison,
Mrat Co Of British College Health their gent
here, SIR ~ Mos respecting his late fahr estate, wbch
appearn he reconcsble, the
apprse their friends community that they resell
we'd II supply them with the genuine Morrsor's Pills
pared for by Mr. Thomas Meat Vice President
College, and they pledge themselves that the
tier and attention shall be spared
efccuay mixing the and adjusting their pro-
portions shall obvae complains which
The medicines 10 be obtained as heretofore.
N. =. MOAT,
j. c. PELHAM,
Most. Office 50 q anal ST. corner Of Broadway
NOTtCE.-The Thistle Benevolent Association will give
their first Ball for the Friday evening the 18th
December 1887, when thev will be pleased
fre.ds A. formerly. WILLIAM STUART, Secretary.
MOST
WANT ED-A good stew ard aud Cork tor The wariroom
w mess board " the ". brig of the Navy
Yard, at brooklyn Good wages viii he given. Apply on
board NO 81
MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.-Ttc Seventh
lvI Company ~ Washington Greys Third Annual hall will
be gven Tammany Hall Tuesday evening, December
5th 1887 TIE floor will be under the direction ttec
assisted 10y Mr. Parker Dancrg 10 commenced o'clock
and continue until hour. Gentlemen belonging mil
requested appear III uniform. Leader
a nj rxmIu.