The New York herald., 1862-03-02
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARUH 2, 1857.
AMUsEnIENTs.

MARCH z, S6Z.
AMusEnIEsTs.
NIBLOs GARDEN
BRILLIANT AND o1NTiSUED sJooEss
nAoMrIorng sffEcsTrAcuLAR DRAMA,
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OR. THE BRIDES Of GARRY0wEN.
D-rIVt rvs 'sH sGcoEssyFeE aEissy ef!'9iais 9E%as Tor
MINK A,isi sPd TGETsSs SsGs acted
The sole risA. prodaSs le sSors beautiful play having
been purchased Mr. Collins the public respectfully
THE ONLY THEATRE IN THE UNITED STATES
MRS. JOHN WOOD
MR. J; COLLINS.
COMPANY OF giRsf iRs I GLASS ARTISTS
are engaeed in IT'S representation
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MONDAY - HgESIsa HSH1sSts sISS, S4HSa sS% 1863
COLLEEN BAWA:
OR, THE sK,bks o. GAesfowsN.
Myies Ma coppaleen tMyles OF the Ponies). Collins
Hardrcss Cregsn. Mr.: L. r. Shewel
s1eS Eiy oronnor conn Che oosen Ms John Wood
Annie Chute tshs Colleen RhaAd) Aiss Emma Taylor
In the course Of IL. drama Mr. Collins win sing sns va
Mourn Hopes that Leave Me. ScrusEcen Lawn. and
MIS- 'y,i 5oha Wood viii sing the "crnskeen Lawn rhs
r1s d MsIns sssls ass S Sns duet with Mr. c0n
cos EossSss sa. on Crosby ssn
Seat. ear Ss secured "A hsGs nays i" advance Box '''
Doors opon a. !; cur,aa rises q. ~ O'Clock:
" Be Of the Original American comedian,
co,,,,,.s ,rocas MH o1 y ,s y ShaMnE S.m. Of
o'a''"''' uSGiE TOMS CABIN.
On Monday 'v'nisf MI. Asr'l g. s. , cLAaaE
JACK HUNYHkIES
TunsING THE TABLES
aud ~
SUDDEN THOUGHTS.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
will be also 'reseTrnsss Tns 06S9RsIeHPs 6RhTH 81 syn EVA
At the present nlemsnt. drama ike Uncle Toms Cabin
Nc offering does vivid picture of life in that portion
the Union and al tne noblest Interests Of mankind I. isa
;aon in American theatre.
MELoDEoN $50 BROADWAY, BETWEEN SPRING
NOVELTY AND TALENT
are I'll Tas rIoSsEs eSScG$r HAIL os AMERICA
S''9A" "ss s4Esns afS s0ivss IL ssASoh n IT,. week of
who viii Sass nss Ra1Eb n; cSST Of the
Ssfi LAC sS% I ssa
cGm"s sssSer co%pasS apasS
Ranes bsrscr as sopsaoa rsn
cape and Capture. L. Whipping Post. g. Washr00m. D.
Prisoners al breakfast Prisoners at their Work-The
Jubilee Dance by the entire Company.
STEPHEN H. BRANCH
will address the audience different subject nightly
Introducing various interesting which but the
SrEPHEN GAN ILLUSTRATE
The public are Informed thai the usual
MAMMOTH ATTRACTIONS
Are given the Meodeo chat the Of stephen
Branch Is thrown in extra the proprietor Is well aware
thousands OF people who would like to this
pesonage who travelled 10 Brandon, England and
GEORGE w. MATSELI,
Witch think did the satisfaction OF the public
The company attached 70 the Meiodeon for this week
sisLs Of the usual combination, decidedly the
BEST IN THE CITY,
MAS EVA BRENT SAM SHARPrEY
Miss NELLY howard, ROSA sIEGRIsf.
51E .fa SON DESzEs 6y "A 5MsSyEsss M9SEE
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
kso, viii be introduced by particular request the peculiar
THREE FAST YOUNG MEN,
introducing several local Songs Dances Hts Also the
FEMALE MINSTREL SCENE.
SIXTEEN YOUNG LADIES,
~ho will appear ia variety OF songs Chordses Duets &c.
adapted 10 these stirring times Change OF programme each
night Admission Is crus; orchestra seats 26 cents Open
at z; commence at g. No free list.
Miss FANNY FORREST Is re.engaged and will shortly
Miss KATE PENNOYER and Mons. EDOUARD We.
LARDE TIE celebrated Dancers engaged and will short
Mss AUGUSTA wALBy, the favorl,e Daassuse. will
shortly appear