The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-10


tSnsEa OF qA sEREss AND SIXTH
I'ss fni c2EN Oh MONDAY ~ 1851
the sd1 MALI NIL Ok sk ph9E6 81
FURNISHED OR TOLERATED. UPON THE PREMISES.
viii be thrown open ne a,ionabc world Of New
There three illuminated in tho evening" and
p cIRESMsoR ~ Carl GARDEN,
HonEsrsIANs School, ssaG Ind
.ne 0'a BEA6 GiGl1f TE.VSIERGREEs TREES
OF rare foliage entirely free from insect annoyances, IN
SEAT SEATS sD4 AND D'e qA "A
For rest or refreshmen On every handare statues ana
whoc basins Ged with tiny sh; walks Tor pro.
'n'AA'' - SPLENDID MILITARY BAND
Constantly performs the choicest operate music and other
grand Il as S coSeEsfs win b As
MR. THOMAS BAKER
The rear OF the Garden is ornamened In Oriental style
JAPANESE TOWER,
OF quaint mAsScEsT raGo 3 the centre rises
sa.ss Oriental ss So
G MOD os q And sSe COZ .rd SMALL
"A appear THE IL G AFTER e CONCERTS,
In magnificent built expressly for them drawn
MOST LnIpUTIAN sTEEDs
a
50 as g &c EASILY % an all constantly under ne
slightest ina,teniion neglect and the will confer
rudeness or impropey on their part that he
"e'' !" a. ALL KINDS OF RErREsHMENrs
creams elles cakes fruits segars,
liquors any aesrSn Viii Be- sappsS nor
I nn es hs ss bic rs %a or
lar and everything that offend the refined
On the right n Th Of hS s qar DE- i f iSsd
An immense building sppropriaed the horticultural
An AE Ff's And &osf sf PLANTS
Exotic and Indigenous ever offered 70 the public Eve-
This exhibition and many varieties heretofore unLnown~
'' conils ss 'ls !, o' he
. 0'"'e' THE TURKISH PAVILION
''es'"''' Equestrian PERFORMANCES
OF superior class with roomy and comfortable chairs.
pa0'' % ''''" Two THOUSAND PERSONS
rank il their profession the horses elegant aud trained,
nS from M b "s style Of S
THIS beautiful fsv D&Si Ell G. VII HIGGINS
Reserved seats supplied q those desire them.
and who las engaged . sglendia corps Of musicians
forabiy seated The Pavilion ven yenia,ed ard the
to insure the pleasure and comfort OF the guests.
n
Expressly intended for ladies with children Fairy pieces
constantly renewed and designed TO especially amuse
the little folks.
The entire Ia Of equestrian school viii be
under the CONTROL Of Mr.. JOSEPH FOSTER.
Among the public ayori,es Who win Immediately appear
upon the opening e es ns' 4oGS XXI Rs
With stud Of nenage, dancing horaeg.
THE CONRAD BROTHERS,
SiGNoH BdsS Italian Butte
JULIAN hENf Jester
Assisted by galaxy of stars ia The amphhcatrical hrma
HORACE NICHOLS. Muster Of Equestrian School,
These performances VIII ~ given evening,
az su table times TO amt OF the visitors psrtaking IN al
the other entertainments
for ladies and children, aYorite ary pieces being Intro
ductd and new ones constantly written and added.
The garden viii be opened 10 and z ~.
THE SCHEDULE or ENTERTAINMENTS
for the pres will he as follows-
THE GARDENS WILL BE OPENED,
:" -" AT OH O'CLOCK r. M
Promenade Concerts HERR KOPP will
at ~ y. NJ,
And the Equestrian Performances at Pm
During these Promenade Concerts
COMMODORE FO0Tg AND COLONEL SMALL
w no'' '"'" in THE EVENING
commencing THIS (MONDAYl EVENING, June g, and con.
until further notice. evening SUNDAYS
Mr. TiOs. BAKER viii lead the Promenade Concerts az
which win continue until
The OPERA AND BALLET asP. VI.
Immediately AFTER the conclusion which
THE EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES,
Promenade Concerts succeeding mill the closing OF tho
ITE GARDEN Wit BE Closed AT llxPM
No FREE LISr,
&~,.lle Prrrs