Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03
CASTLE GARDEN-FOURTH OF JULY.
1875 and 1899.

Urunu CefeOTdliOn OF Lhe N0LOnW JuDuPe OF 4dHe-
rican independence i-Dagnifcent FSfe,-
Splendid Exhibition Of Fire Works,
90 II. MARSH, respectfully informs the public that
expense has been spared celebrate the ODD Anniversary Of
American Independence, commemorate with the
grand Patriotic asee; this the vstcrs will have
ton. # FIRE WORKS ever offered to Ii. public The num-
Der Of ADJUSTMENTS will he every attrac bn
possible I. introduce within the limits Of the Garden will
be gven TO make the Jubilee complete holiday and to at
ford the immense population Of this great metropolis OPP
Porunty ofenjoying themsevea
Amongst other ranmnt will be the following Of great
variety and attraction
order Of tie Day:
At sunrise the National STANDARD will he raised with dis
charge, Of artillery and the Star spanged Banner will
led honor Of The day which gave birth the Liberty Of
thousands
Dsri.g the day. Garden will be open for the &C conmo-
dsoa Of persons who may feel disposed this
elevated situa,on the Review Of the Troops the Battery
At half past ooclock, T. the comp will be requested
to retire in order to prepare for the evenings
Thesvening entertainment, will begin a,half past O'clock
4 with signal rockets, at intervals
At o'clock, will commence Of the most splendid and
extensive exhibitions Of frs WORKS witnessed hi.
city prepared ny Mr. H. j. s. Hall, Pyrotechnst to the Gar
den, in the following order, VIZ:
The Glory Of PeruJupiter. yengeance-A Splendid Mo-
Checquer PeceThe Star Of Pol ndThe Nonpare Of
Amerca-Ihe Monument Of Cairo-The Cross Of Msa-An
( Italian Figaro Piece, Illuminated.
The evenings Amsenont conclude with Roses and Da-
| monds, NEAENTO OF TO- This beautiful piece will
commence with circle Of Circles exhibiting in their revou
tons American Star Of Independence changing En-
sca Piece occ,pyinc space Of 5000 square feet In
this piece there will be grand display Of Military Pyrotechny
consisting OF Bombs NarooDs, Sgna Fires Pots des Bns,
Mines. &c, viii terminate with Grand Flight
Of Rockets throwing innumerabe Stars serpenis &C. in the
air. sc. SC. SC.
A full Band will perform during the evening
Gates open half past 6Bsn commences at o'clock
Abundance during the day. shlIins-Evening so cests
ns2t
EAGLE THEATRE-CHATHAM STREET.
no LADIES AND GENTLEMEN wishing engagements
for the above establishment which will open about the
LIST of September next will address the undersigned by letter.
post paid. Meme others will be attended 10.
THOMAS FLYNN,
CHARLES II. THORN,
Sole Managers and Preprietors,
je6lm' New England House, o Roswell st, N York.
" AUxHALL GARDEN.-ENTRANCE FREE.-Ths
propretor Of this Garden respectfully informs the public
that open for the Various improvements have been
made addition to fountain Of water which they cannot but
anticipate will be worthy Of their patronage, and Of strangers
who visit the city.
The Equestrian Exchange is in full operation The sales
Tuesdays aud Thursdays Of each week Gentlemen pur
perfect confidence Horses either for carriages
wagons upon equitable and without the fear Of deception
All Horses Carriages Harness. Saddles, Brides Sc entered
gratis limited number of Dor stalls provided for hoes
a livery. ROCkENBUR6 X BANCKER,
je7.3m' fropretors.