The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
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CIRCUs-BOwERY.
Brilliant Success vs e Ehs ATsnp-Foarth Night Of
Splendid Acts Of Horsemanship.
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Boxes Is cents Pit i2h cents. s2i Item
BUTTONS THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
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Rlt tfa isf' AAR The THIRD.
Da1 o o. NO Mr Anderson
4a Tin iSe rs ssIEFEs Of
PALMO's ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE
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81 NJ celebrate.
? and unrvalied Of Yankee Character amiiay
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os"e Yankee Stories sayings with limitations Of English
ph illustrations Of more than Twenty Laaahabr Ghactss
open % a, seiSsS
PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
NOVEL AND EXTRAORDINARY SUNDAYS
SUNDAY E EvAENN1IsstIl September % 1874.
Abundance Is cents Doors open 7Exhbon o'clock
JOSEPH 2ss'.iR1s s~s h.. the honor to inform
the enlightened New York Public that Sunday evening
September 22 he will for the first this country give
wonderful exhibition Of TABLEApX WANT. in better
style than those which have excited the adm
tion OF all the principal cities Of Europe.
The exhibition will exclusively embrace such subjects are
SO divInely represented IA the Holy Scriptures.
IL Is useless TO give description Of the feelings they will
CITE and the wonder that will be produced the mind
OF the spectators. Call and SO Ats rrc
q X N M OR A l. AND Rational
ENTERTAINMENT,
FOR FEW EVENINGS ONLY, AT
CROTON HALL,
CORNER OF THt Bowrny DIvIsIoN STREET
COMMENCING ON SATURDAY EVENING, Septem.
- Der 2st 1874, consisting of =" Scenes in the Life Of
Dnkad in three parts, with beautiful and appropriate
scenery The opreors respectfully inform the ladies and
gentlemen OF New York that they have fitted the place
parts, entitled the
"DRUNKARD's REFORM; OR, THE LOST SAVED
The scenes describe the life Of young whose ambition
prompts him to sustain honorable society lie is
happy with lovely wife and chldn-templation beets his
path and he gradually falls victim dreadful vice ntem
covered IN the city Of Boston, most erabe condition su
isrng from the effects Of derum tmens and despsed by
those who pied him through tn influence Of the noble
cause OF Wsshnesnanism he is induced the pledge,
and becomes man once more
The Drop Scene, called the Pledge, from Shakespeare
HE propeto,s have also engaged the services Of MISS
BRUCE, the admired Vocalist, and MIR. J. MURPHY the
celebrated Comic Singer who WILL during the evening" sing
number Of their most popular Songs Duets &c
al gentleman Will preside the Piano For full particulars
small bills Tickets One Shilling for sale rotor Lunch
hali-past7 O'Clock. $50 2t.rc