The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-01

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NOTE.
In consequence Of the occupation OF entire stage the
Representation Of the above thrilling play, viii constitute the
Dress circle seats be secured week In advance with
Doors os open pen At I; to commence ats.
~ Sole proprietors Messs @. L. Fox and W Llngard.
Doors open S.rrsptr Se
GAR1Bp TEE dSTA hso on SARDINIA
Produced in the most gorgeous manner.
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Robert lecester afterwards Captain Kyd Mr. Nags
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In new songs, cherusses &c.
JERRY MEL NE an and J. 6 5, s' BRYANf
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Jim Dpsey Dan Bryant Richard III Jerry Bryant
Doors open at Commence at quarter to g. Tickets Is cs
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The farewell Gala Matinee Extraordinary ATTRACTIONS
CRANE ~ MILE FIFE OK eREAT PIhssr
DETURN OF THE GREAT TROOP.
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Into the city Of New York will take place
On MONDAY Oct B, 1882
Route Of the Professionalism Broadway TO Canal street
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Of exhibition corner of Thirteenth street.
DRIVEN BY A LADY.
madame Mason, of London)
Madame Mason acknowledged the most accomplished
and elegant charioieer NV living This lady viii hold the i'm
weight Of the rens Of forty horses while driving them
through crowded horoughares refining and controlling her
colossal with the most perfect confidence posses
sion in the daily during
the successful tour Of the through Canada
Eastern States.
The FIRST exhibition Of this beautiful troupe since its return
will be
MONDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING, Oct 5
at the juno ton Of Broadway and Thirteenth street.
Continued for week only
Thn pArfpr mar mnrisa tho MOI