The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06
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TUNIOO King Aitourie Mr. Stevens EMPEROR Ma,apa Mr.
Burke; ForSno. Mis- Mary Taylor Princess yndcta. Ms
SsioeI Boxes IS cents Pi, and Gallery III csnts
NIBLO's- Aston PLACE BRoADwAY.-MoNDAY
for viii m .se
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For Miss Rose Telbn Doors quarter before 7com
men'irg alta quarter to 9. Admission so centa
RRvADwAY TnrATRE-MoNDAY EVENING. AUGUST
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cs 'S OLE sn oI M ha TO sSps ar ss
Watts Carol no. ri Carman Dress coe aad farIist 50
cents; Family circlet, 20 cents Gallery, l2s cents
BUTTONS THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREET-sATUeDAY
d TS Sns 16 1a M IaSas Hp
& John Dunn ns o Miss t S o @
o hB Il So with the 1 Fu1 rsS e6s & Gs
n S Rsnds ES Schmidt as A%TS'G n nar7e sysne
and Parquee 81 cents Family Cree or sesond tier IS cent?
Doorr open at TX oeok Curtain rises at 5.
(,AsILE GARDEN.-A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC
New S1aSE ns
Ncwkum; Andante, naydn Ioonae, Bishop; b still my
hsaI Clarke AdasC neTsos lpsnp,ssou Of half hour
nad Polonase Kuer Cayatna Msndelssohn The dead but
at eE admission a e The SD
have been rearranged, and can be seen at all times
CAslLE GARDEN-MoNDAY EVENING AUGUST T.
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tic TosT OF HoNoRMcoSus Yerks Mr. hosnd EasSuas
Miss Nicknson Perf rmance to Commence at ococ. al
mission % cenls-chidren half price.
RAhNuM's AMERICAN MusEUM.-r;. T; BARNUM
asrHoGn at latpass Ssse and svsry evening Al
superb and lentea Sand Of Negro Singers baneer w6o
turned s% Boston snd Sths sS Ths
~ Tary T LIVING Ops 2sanS gG human
tay. Madam Rockwell the famous Fortune Teller, may
s Sso nepd ted an sgs of % %
ddsn under ten Of age and old enough to walk alone ia
A CARD-CHSIsTYs MINsTRELs RESPECTFULLY BEG
Public Of New York for kindness and liberal patronsys
we're s viii large si @ H aad sDSa
e hearty s ude for the Kind and w
which their perform have instantly been noticed They
commencing their Concerts, in this city, during
& Esn ne I w cher Ra
Sn s sp na h viii perform r% s a. Staten Sta Island
"Wednesday ,he9t and at Trenton N Thursday and Friday
August 10th and 18th. e. p UuRISrY,
Manager and Director.
'sTHE cAMpBELLs ARE coMING"--MoNDAY
rGa s s 'S ou Eaa
The & Eofrs EVERY 'sS s y
the Eastern cities Unprecedented by other
Lf B5esd%sy on aonday Eve"a
sasinf s ost popular Eiop@ Melody with
OPEN to H Admission s eena Doors
CACRED DIoRAMAs-Now EXHIBITING AT TIE
splendid new Hall SsC Broadway over stgpPani Bath
Magnificent spectacle Witnessed in New York. will
Tuss Assisted By powerful Vocal and instrumental re
nmens Mr. H. Huntington has just completed magnificent
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Sm s ana Sn 9Sa all the changes
the final completion Of the Creation in
s @ Of a a
is the result Of o1g cherished idea and Of lifetime Of study
tsaasfg and perfect work Of the hind existing and
most scenic effects assisted by superior paint
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Third Day. sun Moon aSd Stars Fourth Day Creation
o. apf Dy es % ss 81 p q.
a a Of s s c bdGaa S Ss 1 pT Of s Exhibition
half price, Doors oren at Curtain rises at o'clock.
PANoRAMA OF TAYLoss CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO AT
the Minerva Rooms iO5 Broadway shows natural as life the
also gives views of the country towns cities
d9d every ca nss
terms. No charge for descriptive pamphlets
CnEAP EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS
~ Fare ls4 cents each wayIhe Buffalo. Capt
ancOx will run as above eysry Monday Tuesday Friday
Canal @ ca thaae s Grand @ Fer '' No 4
NJ returning BY p n Refreshments. chowdcr, bait and
OPEN TO ALI. THE woRLD-GREAT ST. LeGER
600 Subscribers at IS each The party for
Soe the sird Sarse to Be divided among unS psT
@ drawing e s s s among Non
eashmfirt horse f1og0 second hsre faOoG third horse
800 s'Sas' W Sy.ss ai$@s Ss Fl
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siss oissa kss4s Nsss l.
Iin;n T,%rs ssSas iegry EHsand third horse to
be Ss cent s viii ss raid d any y after he
of mi 1s To- prevent and no scrip will genuine
Suerbes wishing send Bank Notes had
EPIsCOPAL COLLEGIATE DESTITUTE, sTApLEroy.
any OF CT in the vicinity Of New York l. convenient
in he classical English French German and sp1a sear
men 7 teachers all reside in the family have with the
g. s?s gap aSeaGan pF r aG
mission 20 be made to Rev. T.1oWELL. Rector.
A CARD-NAGs HAD NO. 3 BARCLAY STREET JAMES
tab his thanks to his numerous fends
sns rs rs aSns @ ten na s Who &c
confident will do all in his deserve their
ard continuance of their favor T. SThe proprietor
with his will be pleased see their mutual
friends on Monday AZ ornoon. eth instant.
v1NliE QUEENS HOTEL OPPOSITE TIE GENERAL Pusr
Office, St aartins c Grand I.ondonIhis magnificent
tel having recly undergone alterations great
portion OIL newly furn she'd viii be found trial have
rival IN the metropolis both In point of accommodation
deate charges The Coffee of the largest most
comfortable in England Board 50 day. Hot and Cold
Baths. THOMAS SPENCER LENNEY, Manager
Formerly thief Steward Of the British Queen Steamship.
Reference in New York TO Mr. c. A. White. CO Cedar
ID oAANTIC HOTEL, ,.ccoMBS DAM, on THE HARLEM |
~ River, commanding full view oil the High Bridge where
bass and weak fish in abundance The proprietor Of the above
named house is thankful TO his friends and the public for
their bera patronage bestowed upon him. Dinner Supper and
breakfast at all hours at the shortest notice. Good ground for
COMPANIES geng target excursions attached the house,