The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-23

BCSEssY ,,1s EyEsISe JULY
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hiiaurs Mr. Stevens; Prime Minister, Mr. Warwick Doors
Pit and Gallery TX cents
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nrienu Marvers in cotton from LA soNNAMRu-
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meScns At quarter to s. Admission. Nseuts
PRoADwAY rHEATRE-MoNDAY EVENING July q,
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Mr. Wright kasoursa Mad aonp aIsir Countess
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prolonged Omanees during weather the Ballet viii form
oSrsars Commence At SDrss Circle and Parqaes, s.
cents; Family Circles, Is cents Gallery l2k cents.
C,uATHAM THEATRE-sOLE PROPRIETOR AND LES
Evening July q win be acted the comedy q HONEY NOON
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formanoe to commence at quarter before o'clock
CAsILE cARDEN.-A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC
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The Dying BSomsd sa nor Of ha an hour
yighty Jehovah, Newkum Andante Haydn Poonaiss Bishops
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have been re.arranged, and can be seen at all times
r AsTLE GARDEN-PERFoRMANcE TO COMMENCE AT
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Lord Henry M Crisp Lady Julia Miss Chapman. conclude
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Bobby Handy Mr. Wheatle Farmer Ashheld Mr. Chapman;
Dandy Sr ayer 10 conclude with an entire ns~ d 1a
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of the Mexican campaign with scenery domestic pictures
and military tableanx
A MEXICAN MUSEUM. 7. BARNUM, PROPRIETOR
noon At 81 O'Clock and every evening, at g. Last
the ceebraed Belgian Giant Mons Biin, the taest
the world being fun feet in height The enormous Boa Con
stricto long The three Living Ourang Outangs finest
The Family sc naan qus s
Mammoth Boys Giant Baby Wax Scripture Statuary. Ma
dame Rockwell the famous Fortune Teller Adiss
whole including Museum performances rs oenta Children nm
deserved front seats enc shilling each, extra
M lOHANIcs HALL. NO. 47a BROADWAY, b. .z1
~ Grand and md BroSms st.essIMsnd,S July q
TkELS whose concerts during the ten months have
received with such nguhed favor and patronage
honor Of announcing thai owing to the continuation
eznmpd SUGGEST they will remain In this city and give their
oents Docrs at Concert commencing at o'clock On
Saturday July 20, Afternoon Concert nencns at
DANvAkDS MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THy NISSfD-
- ippd River painted throe miles Of ne
largest painting the world at the Panorama Building In Broad
way adjoining Nihlo Garden Open evening Sunday
ma viii commence moving d K oolool precisely Xsrnoos
evhih't'"r m "Wednesday and saturday at O'Clock.
| n RAND PANORAMA OF TAYLoR's CAMPAIGN IN
Mexico. 1t the Minerva Rooms 4O6 Broadway. Sherman
beautiful manner the Marches Encampments Battles and
all the stirring incidents Of General Tayors operation
| IN Aexico the greatest Painting in the world Open
every evening commences moving at o'clock,
descriptive pamphlets
| DARK THEATRE.-THE SALOONS AND BARS OF THIS
Establishment TO let for Season. or LONGER
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