The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-14

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ns, With
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GRAND RE 0r Es' SSa ~ OWENS, xor. :, :,
rhs justly celebrated and brilliantly successful enter
tanm'h'r Ssis e P Soss.currvE WEEKS
cnnArny THE sOsr INTENSE Enor. rMEsr
''e' PRlNciP.L OBJECT OF ATTRACTION .ss: an :.
amidst the numerous Ssa ed in this city, VIII
ON TUESDAY, sHrs s1Is1s sSa ssa4' tu1rp
NEW AND nAcs ssasS%.y ACADEMY FALL
Mosr COSTLY an ELEGANT MANNER.
Presminen. tss asny features that distinguish shi'
coaffEis A yts sS1EsT5sIc SYSTEM OF
tssSffisSs A PLACE
to aid which Beautiful Mar Fountain surrounded by
rarterre ebOs Excite Flowers has bssn also added to
The entrance to the Hail tsns on level with Brosdway
will consequently DO svoided
TWO new Rg ass E EXC EfsFfi, SCENES
have been added from tho pencil Of the world rcAowaad
DISTINGUISHED ARTIST su1y.pn
IN THE w1sIb
Admission g "es.. Doors sotn as 81 81 @ to
'f Boa asS 9 spsa daily may
WAsH1NcToN cIRcus-coRNEh or SIXTH AVE
Col Alvah Manu-. hanaasr
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
a STAR COMPANY
Aamib sion to all parts of the house, 5 cents.
v
w and Thity-nin,h street Three gra p'rormancss
gds 1h s in tho %orns a. in
1fe procession wiz pass IN nedia'ey in 'front.' OF the erd
spendid opportunity Witnessing Adms ion Is
MADISON GARDEN, OPPOSITE MADISON SQUARE
wi Thursday evening l4sh instant at O'clock viii
ration Of C,yst PaIa visit Of tho President.
Tickets p 70 be had At the s"sdsa durns the day .,
NATIONAL THEATRE BENEFIT OF THE MANA.
m Fl ss wen
ss:sy n T. s ssS9ies :.
NJ. JANE, ,n,,1sS &; 4! Magician.
AMERICAN MRS nR4 4 n 51ER
and e. y day M
Boz book open .ho.. wi.h
Ing TO secure places
CuARITABLE BENEFIT. FOR TIE RELIEF or rHh
~ DESTITUTE CHIN ESE DRAM Alto COMPANY
The signed Committee take pleasure In
their fellow that arssnssm.as has mads
TO give tsneht the relief Of the Chinsss at
ON SATURDAY EyHNIRG NEXT. july Is
Mr. Max Marstzek having in tle knaest prosrsd
Artists Of distinguished alton t1er
value services and the hope to sent the
occssos of entertainments worthy Of public
Of this proposed charitable benefit t" raise
inf vho
in most ds.titute coalition 60 turn 20 their native
county and the COMMITTEES conade hope ttAt the
course here sngsestea viii meet wi toe APPRECIATION and
FOR THE MAYOR, Charles burdett. Secretary
DAVIS, BROOKS 4 co.
CHARLEs W. SANFORD, Major General
CHARLES II. SANFORD, Lieutenant Colonel
JUICE OSBORN.
JOHN DOuERrY. Alderman.
THOMAS NHEELAN, Assistant Alderman.
VIZ. SEEnAcu, secretary Of tho Committee
METROPOLITAN HALL.-THE PROPRIETOR OF
M this eegapt and fashionable Concert Room begs leave
respectfully TO state to the rublie that OF
Hall will be closed until the middle Of August Among the
improvements progress additional enbe hmsnts to
Paroles w,ehiug negotiate for tho of Metrepolit.a
wILLIAM T. BRoUGH at the music storo Of Wn. Hall &
Son Broadway.
AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND AssocIATIoN.-THE
IA members requested be punctusl in their attend
day at O'Clock M and their attention Is
&c. wEMYsS, Secretary A. D. r. A.
ITO HIsTRIONIC ASSOCIATIONS AND OTHERS -
The large adjoining burtons rnearc, is being ft
Of the in tho city 1t be ted by respectable
parties for the next season Apply at the Office
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