The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-26
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1859.



IN DOORS OPEN AT Z; CoMMEEcE ATS.
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LAST LAST s sESHE BUT BSE FIVE FIVE
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First night this season q mAzu,x
GABRIEL AS MACLo1..
MARIA HENKECART, 80 ''''.'''''
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rEArs OF sf ESTh i.ns 4 5sfl' astonishing
TUESDAY. LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR oE EG THE SXviza
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Al their made With The greatest and
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'sn''e' e11HiesP X si CLOWN, MASTER NED
Admission will romain Al usual only Is cents
ID FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
The world renowned
GEORGE CHRIsTY'S
MNsrRELs
George Chrsy and R. n Hooey :Proprietors
win present one only Of their original unique and ''''
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For FUN particulars see programme.
ID NATIONAL CONCERT HALL,
THE OLDEST EsrABlIsHES coScERF ROOM ii THE
the only changed management or been
SSf S'ffs 6 EVERY Ss
MR. RRTnGsrs%%s s s,s fssa anS
cAs Nj fhsnpG ss 's snss eos dancer
MISS f3H as pS s elegant nssrS ssssa'
MISS PARTINGTON in songs and dances.
FANNY SE c4 u s Ta ri, evening
5 asd Ire BEST s @
Ely Every engaged capable Of giving en-
shining forth like stars in the armament
VIM HiTcMcocK, Manager Ssn's aud proprietor
FAIR OF THE A AFF FzHaas 1 aSEpgE
The S eesn s sssv Sixth e m
September 10 O'Clock b BS eaf 4 sa sS Chairman
JOHN W. CHAMBERS, Recording Secretary.
Articles viii be received for competition until Tuesday
evening.
"A Hamilton PARK The exhibition win be continued until
The fruits flowers vegetables under direction Of the
New York hocuusl Society in the spacious halls Of the
Tuesday The trial Of saddle horses special premium
Discretionary premiums will be awarded for draught and
Cars Of the Second and Third railroad. to the
JOHN W. CHAMBERS Secretary o'AA 'AA''
MOZART HALL
M AsPINALL THIoDoE's
EsTEos 81 A ANg DIoRAMc Elk
OR ANIMATED NATURE.
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Monday TO-
1aF AM MP rz xsS Gill; FLO
- Holiday iI.as STREET THEATRE, BALTIMORE
Sn " s
| NEw YORKER sTADT THEATRE 81 AND 80 BowERY
- Monday, ssp s1oaT 4 asp MoRors.
Drama by Bulwer and G. Dirshpfeiaer.
WAUGH's ITALIA, HOPE CHAPEL, 20 BROADWAY
Evening IL Admission Is cents - 'O''''''e
| THE MELoDEoN QUARTETTE TROUPE, CONSIST
sisnor MODESTO y TspSr; .,..,.
Can be heard evening at the Meodeon Broadway
Admission only Is cents.
n COULD HUSH A FATHERS sIGH.-THIs
" beautiful re from THE Bohemian Girl" be heard
evening this week at the Meodeon $50 Broadway Ad
mission only Is cents.
THERE WILL BE A. GRAND COMPLIMENTARY
s. 9 e%sy e. $
me In s
city For particulars see programme of the day.
CcHooL OF GYNNAsTIcs-BY THE CELEBRATED
- ORRIN Family every evening this week the Melodeon
$50 Broadway Admission will remain as usual only Is CENTS
VUALTER ARLINGTON, THE BEST DEIINEATOR OF
& tne aarke she ned saes VIII hold his
way Admission only Is cents.
THAT COMIC AFRICAN POLKA COMES OFF THIS
evening the MEIODEON, $50 Broadway be.
tween Messrs H. Leslie and Dave Williams.
MIKE McKENNA, THE EXCELSIOR JIG DANCER
IN can be in his Ratlesnake Jig every evening this
at the MELoDEON, $50 Broadway Admission only Is
cents
MISS JULIA HAMILTON, THE FASCINATING DAN
VM seuse be beautiful flower dance entitled
Pas de Garande evening this week. at the Melodeon
$50 Broadway. Admission only Is cents.
IJERs VOYAGE DOWN THE THAMES WAS ONE
Ill continual Of vociferous wecome-London Times
The mammoth steamship
GREAT EASTERN, IN SALT WATER.
She cost five million dollars whereas only Is for
to visit the Meodeon $50 Broadway the cheapest place of
amusement In the world.
AIELoDEON.-THIs IsTHELAsT WEEK OF THEvERY
IM celebrated ORRIN FAMILY. Judging from the extra
night Of their opening till the simple announcement that
their engagement drawing rapidly close Twill quite
enough stimulate public curiosity The will re-
main as usual only ID cents
and three will appear in of beautiful classic
atuary and acobatc sports which must be