Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

niBLODc GARDEN.
~ Benefit Of Gabriel Ravel the last appearance Of
The greatest attraction ever offered il New York
Look at m q sbrie Ravel in chsracttrs;
Raphael Muscaaa. + umpudang ChnoUx Koli KouT. As
csn1n beaonin on'he tsht rope. whssskvysses, Gabriel
FIRST night Of The s,ceson by Gabriel Navel
First night Of the new Vaudeville sfTHE THREE FACED
FRENCHMAN translated ana adapted nv Henry Coleman
ESQ for Gabriel Ra.e in which he will sustain four speaking
Gare Rave takes this opportunity Of returning his sin
cere thanks for The manner IN Shch he Ravrl Fsmy have
been received aud the raornry patronage they have
been benored WITH ano he has chosen The pie
ces that have proved most attractive in Lonaon lo
brancs "'''
First nigh, ofhe celebrated entertainment Of he BE-
DoUN ARABS Introducing the ru and neyrI ais
OF ne nniss ,ouin his race o. beings said
Bedouns IN Pars and London and according to AN Enesb
speak being every spsc equal 10 he oranss
Iss" sasSe ' Of asEE MI
Raphael Beajor,a French Gazl.r,,
cSinoux Ko'i Koua,
Mr.. Thompson, MrAreher.
Postwar, Mr. ca "nss''
Tberese, AR, Williams
Visitors. servants. &c. by the CORPS de Ballet
English comc ras de Tfos by Gabriel. Mime Jer and
Chinese Pas ae Trais by Gabriel avel and Francois Ra
CHI elected the most unboundod the Thea.
Royal Drnry Lane, IN the Of the Bropzr Horse
French Country Dance by Antoine, Jerome, Nine Eugene
After which, The Rave Family on the tight rope. who win
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Half ntemission for refreshmeu and promenade
when the grand military band will perform variety of over
lures. marches, &c. IN ha terrace
After which, the Terrific Ascension Of Gabriel first time
Madame jerome and Javei fa.el the Ti-ht Rope ex
teoded from The South to the North Garden OF 500
feet ~ the top OF an Ancient Tower,
for this purpose designed by Mr. Grain imitation OF
ancient Castle in France built during epoch Of The Ho.
War aad the days of chvay, by the Knights Tempia
the terrible summit Of which appear surrounded by
brilliant display Of Fireworks pared by that ensinen Ar
tst Mr. Hail. consisting # Circular GLORY OF bril-
liant e0lored hres In the which will form
Grand Tableau.
To conclude with the mt of the DOyTfN
ARABS. whose truly astonishing delaesons received
with eader and eight National Theatre New York
the Theatre DOrieans twenty successive nights nv
houses crowded IN every part and ecng shouts applause
The ave Family vii In this only appear cor.
recty ir~d and offer the extraordinary
BED0UlNS but will pledge themselves exhibit All these
Indian performers have attempted with various daring and
incredible rsts which performer Of any nation ia
the know world have conceived possible aclev
ed and they will ferego all claims pubic The pats
pefmed by the Navel Bedouns not supass every al
tempt presented TO an Intelligent public
Tomorrow hst night OF the Infant Ballet Corpshrst night
The opre,or he has made arrange
ments tor the OF juvenile baets performed
entirely by nninfant ballet corps
MIR Watson, composer director Of the music
Mr. John Seton, Director OF the vaudevlies
Tickets 80 Genus.
tn commence nj 8 O'clock
The and Promenade from Broad way Saloon sucep o.
tipe o brug enclosed In nnavoabe weather no
will take place.
Amusem~us every evening the week except Sundays
~hen The Garden win be openeo for Creams and Fruit
Ices ef every variety and Of the most ap proved kinds
Admission IA cents including R~r~shnsent.
Omnbusses will run to and from the City Hotel the Gar
The Gard. and Promenades are brilliantly lighted with
Thousands Of vsrgatsd lamps, and superb
colecten OF choice plants and srus lemon
To the Grand wkh been this season seven
y ,snparencies e beautiful design sxecuion-
forth IT'S cooling streams amid the bancy Of lamp and
GRANGE ofhowen jys