The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04

O'Clock. Tickets % cents
NTIX0NS ROYAL CIRCUS,
IN MONS ROYAL CIRCUS,
NIAONS ROYAL CIRCUS,
Corner of Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue,
Corner Of Fourteenth street and sixth avenue,
Corner OF Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue,
Adjoining Palace Garden.
Adjoining Palace Gardea.
TRIUMPHANT RECEPTION
greeted the return Of the New York lavorites
ou-x-,r on the opening night, as eyinced By Ne
CROWDED AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCE
in atten ancs to see the splendid
EQUESTRIAN TROUPE,
popular at Nibo's Garden comprising
THE BEST RIDERS,
AcRoBATs AND GYMNAsTs IN THE WORLD.
ALL THE GREAT FEATURES
or Nblos Garden, with many additional attractteaa.
SIGN0R ZOYARA,
The world renowned
SIGNOR SEBASTIAN,
The great italian bare back rider.
NJ. DUVERNEY,
The great contortionist.
SAMUEL BURT the Hurdle Rider.
LITTLE G GENM Nhap pTpl S q z s% soo
TH0s. ARMSTRONG, the Trick Clown,
THE ORKNEY PONIES
Under the direction Of :. r Stokes.
In addition TO all the equestrian novelties Mr. .xos
GREAT NORTHWESTERN MENAGERM
From Santa Fe, comprisinga
HERD HEb OF OF ELEVEN ELEVEN E EDSGAD B nSyFAS
HERD OF ELEVEN EDUCATED BUFFALOES.
Recently captured in that region.
The animals are trained in harness and taught MeQ
variety OF exercises The interior Of the Menagie b -
INDIAN ENCAMPMENr,
With Indian Lodge,
Implements OF the Chase, Squaws work &C., fern
ing graphic picture Of the Far West
The mcnagcre is attended by the
INDIAN CHIEF CAN AVA
OR, TIE LITTLE WARRIOR,
by whom tho horde OF buaiOes caught and reofok
while calves roaming at large upon the prarics m
Chief will harness his bufaloes before carts and d
them around the enclosure. Illustrating that these VI
and powerful animals be made subseryient 10 ma
with the same facility as oxen, IL properly trained.
Tho exhibition win BIO found highly interesting . u
taking interest in geological subjects, the habits q
these rare animate both on the prairie and in theo Do
mestcaed st1te.
1t also furnishes fine study for youth rs an opporoH
nifty may again Of giving exhibitions Of i1
natnro 10 schools and semnnries
The price Of admission is twenty five cents, ticket
admitting each person to both Circus and Meuagerie
Mr. EATON EATON sFHoNE,
the most daring bare back borseman living will appear
Admission, % cents to ALL
Children, 10 cents
O'Clock Performances close at 10 p NJ
FOUR GRAND MATINEEs,
will be given for the special qualification Of ladies ne
Juveniles, Wednesday, 4th; Thursday, 9Th; Friday en-
and Saturday, Ith, commencing at 2o'clock.
The Broadway aud Fourteenth street omnibuses step q
the door.
TTHE GREAT cANTERBuRY Music HALL,
i 585 BROADWAY.
GREAT ACIIS4ON OF TALENT
CHARLEY FOX. CHARLEY Fox.
CHARLEY FOX, CHARLEY FOX.
the most talented Ethiopian comedian Ia the country.
Third night Of the
NELSON BROTHERS, NELSON BROTHERS.
NELSON BROTHERS NELSON BROTHERS
FIVE IN NUMBER,
CLASSICAL GROUPINGS CLASSICAL GROUPINGS
AND DARING FEATS.
DARING FEATs. DARING PEAaR
HETNANDEZ's HERNANrGua
GRAND PANroMIME GRAND PANTOMME,
GRAND PANTOMlME, GRAND PANTOhW9
SOUTHERN REFUGEE;
OR,
FALSE AND TRUE, FALSE AND True.
EvKRY NIGHT THIS WEEK
win be introduced an entire and
GRAND TANEAU,
depicting tho GREAT BATTLE IN MISSOURI,
DEATH OF GENERAL LYON
DEATH OF GENERAL. LYON,
Forming OF the finest pictures any stage.
THIRD WEEK Or J. VI. BUDWORTH.
THIRD WEEK OF J. II. BUDwOFaH.
MILE MARIETTA RAvELL,
MILE WffEIPIEY,
MILE AUGUSTA wAIBY,
MILE. CONSTANTINE,
And a numerous BALLET CORPS every evening.
GREAT NOVELTIES IN ACTIVE PREPARATION
NOrECE-GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY..
FOX l. CURRAN, proprietors.