The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-08

DARK THKATRE.-NONDAY EvENIN0, OCTOBER 8
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onpsir Dress Circle IS ssnt Family Circle 30 cents 1ppss
Boxes oensi Pit ax cents GALLERY, isk os....
ROwBRY THEATRE.-MONDAY EvENINa, OCTOBER
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Dun Mr. = arden King AlOure Mr. Stevens The En-
Doors open at7 Ooooi Boxes
20 cents Pit lsk cents; Gallery, l2h cents
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ID treasurer wednesday next, October H. sss viii
BE- re,saed the ernnd romantic drama Of
be fully in M @ Of eG
day, which Miss Mary Taylor Mr. p Browne with the
en'ire strength of the company, will perform.
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to give Monday the OH inst led
sS .us on Which &C. Il he will Il his
of MODERN Necomancy BY splendid appara
So he sssasa Diagrams a" The much
Convict ship Kent which has been nightly with
on at London which fell after colaps
ing THIS picture presents one Of the most perfect deusons
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commence 7h. =
NEW BROADWAY CIRCUS NEAR SPRING sTREEL-
night Monday lsSThe scenes in the circle will be com
he the .sr s ss
ander Rockwell the american Clown and Mr. Williams, the
A@Ihhears Monday EyenTs the will T"s conn
To be follow ed by Athletic the BRITISH horoSas Horse
manshp Daocng SO &C. Boxes 30 cents children under 10
to boxes, 20 cents Upper boxes 25 cents
TWO ExHlBlTIONS-GRAND COMBINATION OF HAN.
ngons Sacred Doramas of the Great of the World and
scptuaI aniings BY Baker, ondon each one
ing about 100 feet Of whole comprising
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,pulson em Paradise Death Abel Evening
LUCE The Deuge Gods Covenant with Noa
dom and Gomoah Daughter of Pharaoh Finding Noses
seventh Plague Destruction Of Pharaoh Host Breaking
the Tables Fall of the as of Jericho Joshua
Sun 70 Stand STILL &c. Ecnow exhibiting every night this
and Wednesday and saturday afternoons
o'clock the splendid Hall 1876 Broadway Stoppans
Baths. HANlkGTONS entirely Grand Scrptural 10
of The most magnificent Spectacle WITNESSED
York eation of the World and the Deuge by
full instrumental accomIanmens Six Days Of the Creation
Seer and IncidentaChaos the First The Frmament
the Second Dry Land H. rbage and Flowers Third Day.
Sun Moon ard Stare Fourth Day Creation Of Fish Fow
Fifth Day Creation of Animals Sixth Day. Garden Of Eden
Adam Eve With the completion Of the labors of the
tion thu first OF the exhibition closes Part2- Dora
Of the Deug Tickets rs eens children half price Doors
open at7-cnrtai' rises at so'clock.
ssrTNBE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING SUCI ETY. LIB "A.
ry Rooms, 34S Broadway. Tenth week. Undated sue
- Increased attraction! The original celebrated
Campelts hnsr (uuder the direction and Of
o. ~ Kimberly whose concerts the last xyfve nights have
been crowded TO OVERLOOKING by the fashion and elite oil the city,
beg that they will have the pleasure continuing
their popular entertainments evening
throughout The Doors al 7commence at precisely
Admi,sioi 70 cents.
DANORAMA OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN N MEXICO, al
the Minerva ROOMS 400 Broadway, shows natural life
the Marches Encampens and Battles fought by Taylor
II also gves views Of the towns cities Sc 1t
the most beautiful painting Open every night
before o'clock Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
and Saturday commencing at O'Clock Admission % cens
Schools admitted reasonable No
pamphiets Children half price