New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02
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GEORGE CHRISTY and WOODS MlNSTRkLS

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1H HHE WIZ TTE ffhLffA UNCLE ron EVERY EVENING
Geo,se ; StHs s.s N,4 e 'as.
DUCKLEY's sERENADERs, No. $50 Broadway
ID Cren every night: MONDAY EVENING MAJ l. and during
Inc VetN B & sa9 UE OK TIE OPERA OF NORMA
viii TO-. and powerful Choris Of D[ldf o., o-,.,.,
Concert con uences a. 3 o'io's. AaIIs .'n =, ="
A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE-For the EX-
~ HBiToN of hs I 80 RI E AZ NATIONS
IN THURSDAY Nav = a, oooS l. NJ and hercfo-th to he
open every f day sDf f II iii 'f9'P Sunday
e. rnEyrYY-lFTii,t% cESTs ADiiirrAycE
W. 10 FI{E ADViSsI0ys ~5 ,bs e,ceD.,o, Of
Ealbol nd he Pie and 20 sEhs0S TIcKETs vii Be- .od
ed ra'' md Is d 1 'f up With and s1e
III aAcHiSERS DEpiRrMEST !. very eo@ps.e Qnia
a sn o. ID , sa e,'os. Mas.f, R 5ls N
Tie PICTURE GALLEei already the most aad
vaqs q l,c,.qn II The Mesern HerpPheTe ONO A..
be NOS, If ihe rare many OF them originals exquisite
workmanship Many choice Statues besides rose from
The A..ocaon mas completed purchase Of
ohoce collection Of MODELS Of ANTIQUE sTATUARY sres:
SUITABLE REWARDS viii be proposed for the bes. manife.ta
tons Of skill and Tor noh STRIKING neoros works Of Az as The
or globe
s'ion Of the great CALIFORNIA CEDAR TREE which in
native stood THRkE HUNDRED FEET SIGH. meas
uripg NINEIl FEET in cTout9erence md i5 e.asd
THOUSAND YEARS OLD has been deposited in the tal Pal
Altogether ihe Cysai Palace acoses this moment more art
useful and iutuve obac'er than can be exam
lod in several proper and incant
lu,na;ons may be- confidently rclied upca- n
pF KS 2 d n'ss it Or o TaE CRYSTAL
HoTo Gieeey adse " " campbe the Ry T l. GU.
its EeyE: Chain he Hon E5aas BIoos l. R Nar,h
ed Mr. Bsiow numbering three hnd''d men Os Dod,
s ald ro@ Go1eno' nd iionar L. D renowned
i vt. l5Sm fa Cto SG t orrs Mon
ei Douei j. pupil o. on On me 1e r' ii FoI5
nsHd Never The dstingaished Vocalt.
rns aP sS be- u d P BY the y
nsi niI as it iii renahr in perfect tune.
The following G S DI OF THE CEREMONIES on,-, - sr
iN1UGUFA1TI9S T < e ., ,si a% on
B!oomfeds CeIraied Bard Of l:dc from Governor Island viii
sy The a at 3 o e enS Of f So s 3 play a S S' s
Of me ln'''p cE. .s s n S' rE o foREAoox
VIII DC % ''''" TIE FRIzE ODE.
WRITTEN WILLIAM ROSS WALLACE.
M music eo"I,d oI 4e r. Re- Ga9d CG NS H lna
noc s5eeg ard accompanied by Dod~oh Celebrated Band
ITFAYEE@fby The Rev GAsor2Gr spRlSe 81 r..
Gland Hale nh Chorus by Gle Chorus and 0'ohe re Of The HaF'
AZ is % . 9sad BY
." h Ri5F1' Sloj da'' y W CAMPBELL.
Fore rnd BY L. p g, H., j. Fu nd
pToae @ BY Greeley Al
MDo5~or, Band Addcs-1hc Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
THE CEREMONIES IN THE EVENING
will ,onuerco NJ "A o'clock with Grand Overture D0dwOrhs
Band Baldwin. Madame Victor Cbone Pina
Dom, from the Brussels Operi-S0pauO VIII ing Cav
an All Milo -randon the Is Favo.iiaDonue
sddress- Eihu BurI Ohe IL ned Baot miihl Add-e.-L
n Narcn. harmonic Audefs-Parkc 6odwu
Ferdinand Never Baritone. will sing Largo nj Fac'oiun-
Rs,ber OF Seyie-Ros.iui Addes-rhe Rev L. H. Chepin
MUsIC-fINALE
the door
A. the Bonded Warehouse visitors cannot be per
mittd packages OF size into OF out OF the bnld
Nocb.eks given and no person readmed the same ucSei
''''"' e' T. + BARNUii. President
NBThe sixthav Railroad Car. leave the A.o nouss every
, and Brofday and amidst. three minutes Tor
The Cra Palace leaving al TIE Palace d'o NO
other cars 20 within hall II Iuie. IL,
T,bors are reaues'ed convenient nd and explain hef
msCl merry and articles
CRYSTAL PALACE EXfIBlTORS.-An En-
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