New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-04
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Exhibitors and The Press and NO SEASON TICKETS w be sold
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Sgs f FicfURE GALIEY comprehensive and
The CULrIURE contributions embody over 500 piece Mar
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The Association completed for the purchase Of
choice collection of MODELS of Antique oIAtoAHi Oh se"'
Suitable REWARDS be proposed for the best manifesto
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PHiA(E THURSDAY 4ih May next; fhhu BaIni, 9a
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The grand employed this occasion is from the manpae'
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The 0"0""s ORDER OF THE CEREMONIES.
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iNAo'o"A TrHfUsshsE MAY I ISL At ga NJ
arrive at the O'Clock and continue play variety Of
popular during the entrance Of :Ss aud In the ARRIVAL
OF the '''Ds'c5iE FEMoNiEs N MT The FoRESooN
vii be as follows: - - -
B WILLIAM ROSS WALLACE
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Solo singers BY VIM H. FRY To be By the NswYGk R Si'
The chic solo part by Miss Hehrend rr
PRAlER-By the Rev. GARDINER SPRING, d. d. -
Grand hah Chorus by the Chorus and Orchestra Of the Har'
ADDRESS1By the President Overture DodTorih's Band
Salute to Newlok, Song the -DRouEr-Exeeuted BY
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,Dedsorihs Band Address-The Henry Ward Beecher
THE CEREMONIES IN THE EVENING.
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Exhibitors requested attend and explain their
snaciinefy END efticirs
DARNIM AMERICAN MUSEUM.-ALL THIS
SCWIEX.-Frsm MONDAY, May !, to SATURDAY May g.
1rss,d SprinR Exhibition magnificent SINGING BIRDS
large snb IN PRIZES 70 be distributed Pcormsaces besides "a
ii al O'Clock every AFTERNOON and ~ every EVENING
rNe HAPPY FAMILY and all the other Cuoes seen a.
tsuti without charge
4)ROF. NART's WHOLE WORLD. - Worlds
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VISITED BY THOUSANDS
who unaniH ousy pronounce the
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