New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

NETWORK, SATURDAY
n As T L E G. 4 r D N.
In cop,eoueDee Of the InprecfdeSted combination Of v
and Dramatic effects by MADAME GRIsI and sfGNOR
representation BY the largest audiences ever .sseed st an
Opera either in Europe or America and the nightly increasing
demand for places, $1,000
will be repeated
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT IL,
MADAME GRrsI AND srGNoR MARIO ui6S ''' ''''n
will appear for the seventh time, in America - . -
NORMA
NORMA ....................MADAME eRrsI
f5LLia1TssE IyRiNs 6oya aAas2
OhON sIslNI
Horrs
EoTinss two Children chorus Of Druid. BsId AstTOOses
Door Vii be opened at Ct Performance. viii
Secured seats at 50 each Promenade Ticket. 81 each
At the Office Of the Treasurer BERRY GoRDoNs Music
Also at W Han Sons Music Store No 80 Broadway; s
yois' No 500 Broadway; H wster'. No SO Broadwsyj
a, The oire Castle garden in the evening ~
EoTcE-Promensde Tickets not admitted until II O'Clock
DATTERY, at CASTLE GARDEN-SPALD-
OPENING FETE. MoND&Y SEPTEMBER II.
This first grand equestrian performance viii be given al
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
Doors open o'clock At night doors open att and per
Torrance at o'eloet
A0H-'''l Two 'fffERRoRMANcEs EVERY DAY.
Particular noce-Ttis double estab ihmen can remain in
th. city this week only positively as is appointments are a.
ready sdS " f. he i Of EHysgps c1Rcs
win be found BIZ Lake the great New oe,n: e9wHi the
famous Man Mgpsey ME- AsR.. the efso oTT CTSoe
lie noted hurdle racer; T Cram the extraordinary smna'
Mrs Lake the intrepid hoewomsni Prof Baldwin the VII
"o o. " WITH FIT The Z HoRTH AHERicAS cfRcUs
Walter Ayuar the peerless bareback riders C. j. Rogers the
d,tins,sRed 6rsmatc equsstrian Mrs Omond the vore
scenic equenenne Mrs White the skfu horsewomani Mas
ter Clarence the young equetah heOi DurADd and Gery
de cirque; Mons Paul the modern Jetu; Mons La Thone,
E5w.Td Kepss leader Of the bras. band George Chose
leader Of the band Bill Lake, principal clowns Col C.
Tickets at only No money taken at the door,
Pedestrians will the Battery corner Of Battery place and
ws.hngons visitors in carriages through the gate on
The two Crcuses will be exhibited at Jersey City Monday
September 49, Paterson l9th Newark, 9hi Railway 2.ii
New Brunswick I'd Trenton 2ldi Mount Holly 18th Cam
den, 18th
A NEW FEATURE at the HIPPODROME.-
Inc "4 Or, GREAT BULL TkoTs ,
Is to of at the HiPPOdrOms on MONDAY EVENING,
THE BEAUTIFUL sPANisH FULL BLOOD TRorTING
Prom the Pl... de 10: OTc. Madrid lake, the field .ssq.t
eli that may be brought the Course Of tue
HFP''io~' on T " AiL HyE NILE RAE
Six horses have already entered aud the sport will be i'm
mense.
ID Performance. AFTERNOON and EVENING. Curios-
Me. Of all tpd1.he UNITED TWINS With splg one Saes
feet Ions, &c: SATURDAY Sept Is, AFTERNOON. sd
also for TO-DAY in the EVENING at y o'elock THE COR;
MOUNTAIN Ambulance 25 cents; children under 10, u. cts
GEORGE CHRISTY and WOODS MIN
" sTRELs No. 44f and 472 BTosdway
Thu Wee. 9isTREEsY t. conclude
at No "a Broadway Tiih the sqres9qe on
GEORGE c;HiRisT;Y :sts9: M.osssf.
TINE ALTERED.-On MONDAY Sept ls, doors open at ST.
commence at u.
DUCKLEY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE,
ID No. $50 Brosdwsy.-MONDAY EVENING, Sept. II,
and during the IttR sHa B5RG on the
In three acts, with new scenery decorstion. SC, &c
Is cents; reserved seats 50 cents.
CANFORD's OPERA TROUPE, No. go
~ BROADWAY-The Stuyyessut Institute Is now fitted
up expense for the above troupe who will sp
pear A''ID5& AwISG ROOM ENTERTAINMENTS
The Company ususl II the best IN the world having all
the lescins Stare Of Mnsrely, including teE the
world renowned dancer who appears in three Of his ienees
each Concert Doors open at Il commence at ocoeL Adj
mission % cents.
An extra Concert Saturday afternoon, At O'Clock.
I OCKWOOD's PAINTING OF THE LAST
nine years execute, open for eThibtip Day
and Evening at the hall formerly occupied BY
Doors open from IN the morning until evening.
Admission IS cents
NATIONAL RACE COURSE.-During the
days Of the Races and the National Horse Fair the
ISLAND CITY will leave Fulton Market Slip 8, 8, 10, II
ard u NJ r. and ESQ NJ connecting with the Of
the Flushing Railroad Hunters Point direct TO the Race
Course Returning will leave the National Depot H. Sand
take the 10Th St Ferry to Green Point where hey VIII fnd
free conveyance 70 the car. 81 Hunters Point
T. 7. DUDLEY, Superintendent.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANN LEAH BROWN
- formerly Mrs Fish will hold CIRCLES at No. 81 East
l5th-st., near 4thav., every TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, from 10 81 O'Clock,
and the days will wait private parties calling be-
tween 10 A. NJ ana P. NJ Admission 10 Evening CiTces
{ Private Parties IS the hour