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BRILLIANT SUGGEST
BRILLIANT SLCCESSi

ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES.
THUNDERS OK APPLAUSE!
TOM TAYI.OR's, GREAT DRAMA,
TOM TAYLOR'SS GREAT DRAMA
THE TICkET-OF-LtAVE MAN.
THE TICKET Or-LEAVIj MAN.
THE. TICK FT-OF-L MAN.
TIE TICKET-OF-LEAVE NAN
!. the popular play of;Le and presented
TlIiS EVENING ST y scieek
This IL only intensely intsre ting and popular psys
THE MOST CHAsTE AND MORAL DRAMA
Eorz public IN Ii proof oil WIZ
the Museum ia daily tirongef with ,,
CLERGY, 5ASBATH-SCHDOJ TEACHERS.
JUDGES, L.NiEkS, LliEhAIi, &c.
II has been publicly approved ~ that eminent ia"y0
EDWIN JAMES, es9r aud oy our es.eDs'~d psssct A'~
ney 4. OAhr.I HILL who says. -
~ The whole .sec. % ire play is ethcsI-thAf -
moral nnd recommends every Clergyman and boy
the metropolitan Police District"
Wni yreg;sr counsndsion parents and guardians 49,
than who speus Ms lie a tEo Courts VI 60
city - ,,,,.v,.,
Tor their irfrections OF cur l.~s'
rus GREAT DRAIA.
unyers admitted 10 better produced and oet'er scse3
the Museum shan &. other es'e5h'hmen IN Anisss
THE PKICg OF ADMISSION Is ONLY HALr
thar OF 9th estab sAnlsus wlre Is pres-n.e .Aa
ThE HOST OF OTHER INVITATIONS
'"'''N - " HERR ZIHOM,
f!or, the princip. concert-fosu,s Of Elr,re,
OlfEs Ills wONDERTUL PERFORMANCE
'" '" FxNyLyNKa ~ MOUTH HshMONiCA.
DORA DA"KOS, ~ htR DOUbit-'olSEp DoEk'
70 GRFAP PREPARATIONS AXE MAi.lSu f"e
Til. CHlIslHhS AND i,EH YEAR, HOLIDAYS.
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fegal Notites.

CUPRFNE COURT.-THE PEOPLE OF
y THE STATE or NEW.YORK sgt. tho TRUSTEES OF
THE YORKViLLE SCHOOL.--fursnsnt to decree OF ,he
Supreme Court In this scoL notice hereby gwen 70 'no
members Of the shove ntioned Society that those oil e
who have not already thei claims TO the money 70
ocivrd this action present the same 70 tho
within days after the Ipstion Of this notice. to w.t. on
OF tire both day Of January next or tho balance OF
money will be distributed among those who lsye presented
their claims ard received tho sseNew ios Dec ~ 1903
liz IswJw tn CHARLES II. KlTCHEL. Referee
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dmnsements.
THEATER.

OLYMPIC TIIEATER
~ Lessee and Direcire'' JohG Wood
Ssss hsnsscr.' D. Se'"yu
In Consequence r q Dr,rnrp srccyss
which attended the
VAILED
DELIGHTFUL
pr.nse1 At this .hea,er dcn. the rest week, suia'
DURING THE HOLIDAYS.
Mrs John WOOD
MRS. JOHN WOOD
TWO or HER MOST AMUSING
AND LAUGHABLE CHARACTERS
For tho first time this season, g,
MADAME MANgTI'E MISCHIEF MAKING
And for short time longer at the request OF her hume
patrons keep on the business q her
BARRIERS SHOP,
-'' DREss HAIR. TRIM BEAaDs.
And prove he, ssill in
THURSDAY EVENING Dec. "a.
LADIES, BEwARE~
Afer which.
The Farce,
Written By p. C. Burnand aud Montague Williams,
EASY SHAVING.
,xrq Escevod every night with unsn%G ,PPi;SS oon
~. mat. .,h,, -, i.nson
In which she will sing new ballad.
GemP,'sd expressly ioT the PIECE
THE MAIDEN AND THE LiNCEl
Other characters by
Mira SLOAN,
Mr.. J. Ii. STODDART,
Mr.. W. DAyIDGE, AID
Mr q. IA. CLARKE
And conclude with
The Lausical farce Of
MISCHIEF NAMING
Nine Msue,,e ........................Mr JOHN WOOD
With medley song Of all nations -,
Nicholas. 'Iuf '" bd''as9
&c., &c, &c.
on MONDAY NEXT Dec. "a,
will bs produced for the fret time 10 Newi new play
ia thrs. arts. entitled
"CAMILLA'S" HUSBAND,
IN which
MRS. JOHN WOOD
will appear,
and Mr.. J. h. MORTIMER
vii mako hi, hst sppearsncc ibis 'euon
Door open AZ 81; Performances commences ss -
Seats secured three days IN advance.
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Gopartnersbip Notifies.

NOTICE. The copartnership heretofore exist
~ ing snd doing business outsias stceh Commssioh
bol m, under the styls aud hFn name Of hoidsns
.s this Gay by mutual consn-Daed New ork'
Dc a. TIE business e buying ssoeas, Lond. &c
l.iv on Coluuis-ior Cutsids brokers' viii De con''nuro
Nv L. Toott ara A. Belmont fseo,t under sns ~
.n5 arm usule VI tLALSJli DN|AS--~
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Hmnsements.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY WONDER
and By far the largrst,et.
THREE COLOSSAL GIANTSi
THREE COLOSSAL GIANTSt
THREE COLOSSAL. C}IANTSt
ALI TEREE SEEN io1ETHER.
MONSIEUR JOSEPH,
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT,
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT.
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT.
r,or ' sfEs S c; * S .'fl .I1 oH.
WEIGHS 40o POUNDS 49,
The tales. and dnes On tho face Of the "s
ANNA SWAN THE NOvA-SCOTIA
GIANT GIRL.
GIANT GIRL,
GIANT GIRL,
aged II yssrs, yet
E EIiHF FEET Feet one one I IScH HIGH HISa
THE GIANT BOY.
THE GIANT BOY,
THE GIANT BOY.
10 years Old aud
FULL Eight FEET HIGH.
THE MOST TOWERING SPECIMEss Or HUMANlss
ever beheld by mortal eyes, In conifsst with them b
THE LILIPUTIAN KING,
THE LILIPUTIAN KING,
THE LILIPUTIAN KING.
FoURTEEy YEARS Re-, oL ;I,,,,o ,,.cuvs ,,oy
WEIGHING BUT SEVENTEEN pOUhbSt
tho 'p KEi lS a sff 1s aGsSA TRoTPE.
Consisting 6S Is ns P1: 81: q o xapi XIX Sg''
P'0S%ssRRf E';f qHi 70 ~ MS Ses's wax FIGURES
THE MoNspfR srRfEyTs. GRAND A0GARiA. ana
,oDvor L 4,6i MAsN sITlJ 5E THs WRITER
EDUCATED SAL, which psys MUSICAL INSTRU.
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wrLr,Aasxunen SAVINGS fASK,

Corner Of South "a aui stA.sts.. BIO 'A's", l. !.
DIVIDFND NOTICE.-DepO,jtOT ae Grfe-
nv uotsed thst SEbfANNUAL bi'ibf NJ vt the
Tote Of sX PR CENr per snnam on al! 'ns Q, !hi'e
nny md inward hst slalt have been dfpo.i 81 rfee
49,, a ths Ist day Of Jrnuery uox' viii Ne pii 20 d.
ooTs ON OF sftcr MONDAY Jan 49, free froa Oov" nent
fsr Interest called for VII 90 passed to the ccci ~ De
go. a. principal Deposits mace or before 'us fl tAy
II January will draw INTERE II from the ls Tue T. nd OF
tss institution securely invested In bonds AID mcr;g Sos
a, zeal estate worth double the amount oacc sud "
and Bonds Of the state Of New or aud Und Ntss
stccls The Bank open business daily tSgndrys ad
I,lidsy, excenfed) Mondays and Saturday, FROM TO
eocK D NJ and uesdays Wednesdays Thursday and rri-
dave from 10 a. III to I. -
WILLIAM WALL, President
GEORGE RicARv, / W., p,o.;l.,,s
NarEAyigI BRIGGS !
SAnusL w TRuSLQw, Secretary.
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A GRAND CHRISTMAS GALA DAY.

L OLJklObS
ICE IN SPLENDID CONDITION
ON THE fifrH-kV. POND,
Cor. OF 1,th.st. and 5th-sy.
The managers Of THIS popular Skating Pond announce Va
supreme pleasure to subcribers and their friends that the
Il now Ia SPLENDID CuNDiriON-AS CLEAE Ala
SMOOTH AS THE SURFACE OF A MikhohI AID %
soii that week OF August weather would scarcely Leave q
apge.on upon its glorious time therefore, nay
be anticipated dang the Holiday season. -,
That the friends OF subscribers may conformity with them
enjoy the deht these festive days has bee cetennd
to opon tie pond TO all persons OF wei Known rrspsc;ao
on the payment OF IS cents each AZ the gate
baud OF musc viii be in dance on esesy aitefnoo
and evening. i
s;-Sea'n tiesets uisy be otied IT the pic - Loo
OK ~ 81 -. As. sad ..sAs.s sdl1ssioA ~ .s
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A TLANTIC SAVINGS BAHK-lORen Daiiy).
N no. IN cHATnAm-s9uhaEs hE syGwnh
Sl2'PfR CENT ~ thE 20 . n. i,o 1874 will
Interest On money dspossd ON OF oe'o's '"" - ' ~
com" eHes On 'h'' '''e MD VAN PELT. President
CpAILps D. BAILEY, Trsssur~
4 Il (nnpKH SecYetsry.
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CHRISTMAS NIGHT. - IRVING HALL.
THE -. Y HARMONIC SOCIETY
WIN dive thrir Twelftl Ananai Performance. q
THE MESSIAH
On CHRISTMAS kiGir Friday, Dec 70, 1855,
Commencing a. 4 o'clocf
Mis- NJ BRAINtRp. soprano,
hr, JENNY hEMgTON Alto,
Mr. o. SIMPSON Tenor
Nr. J. X. THOMAS, BsD
WITH FULL ORCHESTRA,
Selected by HAkyAr u Dopwo2TH. esq
GEO. r. nRiSroW. ..............: Condncior; =,
Tickets c~nts,o he had the Music stores OF b~ef
ecLruer No 0l Broadway Hall Sons No. 81 Broadway
FIRTH Son Co. No so Broadwayi Bsow liar ienbroof
No T63 EIoedwsyi schsnberg LUIS, NO ',S bfosdwsy
At living Hall l and Irving Place, ard nj 10 dooi
op tls nisht Of Performance.
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DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
CHARLES n. BIRNEY Pres!ient-
JOUN TAYLOR JOHNSTON ....rfes. Central X. r.. n }.
JOSEPH HERSOCHhI......Lato lrrsid"nt alton Bah,
FREDK. sCHUC hARDT...........Schc RAJ o.bh,fo'
KIJsSFI SrFRBINS.. .5tehDlus HOyt Co.
DANIEL y sCHhHCK.......Nos s. snd A. Chamber At
ITNRY SALISBURY. Henry Salisbury Co
sAMIlFI SLOAN PRECEDENT bndsoL River X r.
ISAAC 20 Wal "
DAVID WA0SrAFF................ David Wssshn Co.
HENRY A. pONE...................... bfudo1 Howe.
hiJ(,ijS1IJ5 WHITLOCK.......A ugustas Vluck Go.
JAMES COLES jr..............Jaines Coles, 4; 20
ALEXANDER J. COrbEAL..............No ~ W s,eist.
WILLIAM VAT ohs'tn-h'
ISAAC WALTON. ..itA,o Wa'on con
KSDER5ON MOORE...s........J. NJ oppcnhrlih q 20
H. w Observation-Disclosures. .beebni Montgomery n 70
FRANCIS H. OcONNOk ..............ho.s II beosman 81
JAMES A. HAmiLTON~.........h No 80 Exchange pl.ee'
gaEO POI,uE Nus .Theo. Poienlus )r., q Co.
w. r. uNDkRIi Ill. Secretary
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Financial.
MANUFACTURERS AND MgRcHAvTs BANK,
A. ! u. 4. o..

nIVlDEND.-The Board of Directors have,
~ tn. DAY, declared dividend of FOUR az PER CENT
pa bic on and after January free Of Gov rncnt
Transfer looks viii be cioJed the tn D-cemoer I'd
January. A. TRITON, Cashier.
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HOysAroslo RAIlso.e Co. TnrAsrasns oryrcn.

BgipGEIoRr. Conn. Dec. H. 1861.
hlNIDEND No. lZ.-Tne Board of Di-
II rcctors Of this Road have this dgv declared DINI-
DLND OF FOUR DOLLARS PER SHARE free from Gov.
ernDent ta, on the preferred stock payable he 26th inst
TO such stockholders shall appear by the Transfer Books Il
ta Conaany 20 been the OF said stock tho
l9b day Of December 1888 Tie dividend stock the
Newton Books will b. payable at Me KETCHUM,
SON Cos Office No 30 place and the Boston
Books. at the Office o. Messrs J. +. THAYFR BRO,
Boston and Bridgeport Books at this Office The Transfer
Books viii BE- closed from the 10Th inst t. Inc 2th instant
both days inclusive. CHARLES X. ANERlLL TIea,urcr.
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Financial.
METaoroLirAs BANK No, lo8 prosdwsy,

METROPOLITAN BANK No. l08 pf,adwty,
NYw-YoKK. Dee. q. 1871
nIVIDEND.--Thc Directors OF the Metro
A. potan hsve day declared a semi annual uyi-
dcnd Of FOUR % FIR CENT psyabs Zee Of U. - taA.
or after MONDAY. 4L Janpa ~ r',1L
Jhe Trsor BOOK. VIII be- closed 25d nst. and spened
on Jan. 7, 1854. by order GEO. l. SESEl, Cashicr
PI.oPLEs aANS NY~Yoax Dec 2. 1863.
hIVIDEND.--r The Board of Directors have
y this day DECLARED DIVIDEND Of FOrR ~ PEE
CENT ard the Government Tax payable and ser the ID
Of January nex The Transfer bookI closed - that date
By order Of the Load, q. w IEAkE, Cashier.
RANK OF COMMERCE. in New orls--D!V-
JJIDEND.-h semi afnnal dividend q -FOUR PER CENT
FREQ Government has he declared the capital
stock Of this Bank, payable and after Jan. 4.
Ii. \. VAIL, Cashier.
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DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
GRAND LITERARY FESTIVAL,
PROMENADE CONCERT
sOlRFE DiNskNTE,
On TUESDAY EVENING. Dee %, 1863
'' WIS ''''''" R R''i} J. DE coRDovA. s.o..
"'''''' "TIiE SOLDIER
with Musical sccoInpanlnsnta .
This Poem created great nsa'on :, The NewSors Actd
sny Of knsio at III. Ladies Festival on tie lts
MISS BLANCHE cAkPssfEN
whose debut the iit Philharmonic Concert was 10 er
nony ,uocslsf will pay arrangements OF patriotic axe
composed ealressy ior this oc,..ior
THE ENTIRE. BAND
SEVENTH REGIMENT X Y s. ~
las beer engaged -
C. g. GRAFULi.A, Ltsaer.
Thofoov gentlemen have to act as Committee
f.. H. Wymsn ed. y a DrsI'"' esd
A C. HUI ESQ. r.. J. Low bcI, osq,
g. A. Lambert eco, Z. :. Mila, esq,
ard y Van Arden ESQ.
The floor vii be under compton, management
Ticktt. admitting lazy sDi s.ntomeia.
Ladies' singe /"
car be had a principal Music Boob ind Drug stores tie
Lcdenfy and the le1lber. u tho Committee in Brooklyn
Beer L Sohirm.r's, NJ. 7Dl Broadway, n. l.
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NOTlCE-SALE Of the KENOSilA, kOch-
~ FORD, AND ROCK ISLAND baiLKoAD-Ihs an'
r@f II Tr, OF Mortgage bearing dae the bfst day OF Apri
on. AOoIYi eg bundled aud hiysssen made by the ne
ro.ha nd Rockford j.sfosd Company, Corporation duly
formed sccoYarg 70 the laws OF the tst~ OF "n.oA ho
lie keno.hs and Rockford Railroad Company, Cofposio,
egy formed According tire laws OF he state oil LIMOS ana
rtee a.o Deed VI irust % Mortgage beaiis nse we
br,. rch thousand eight hundred and Ity maze
b. th. kenosha hocklOd end Rock Island Railroad con'
Isnv Co-poraOn dolly OrsaliIed under we laws o. ~,
s.ses ofNucoin and lnos py the consolidation o. mo
ID keun,i hOc.ord Railroad Com psni"s ana hs notA
fd and Mississippi Railroad Company; In execution oil inc
powers Ia ILL., tie ti9 De- ia ei I4us, 81 Moisags upon
him will Sell OF Public Auction at the Court tiousc
u n. Of Rockford IN Tie State OF Illinois to The hshrst
lid, l c.h or THURSDAY the zenith day Of January,
an, .nd e'rit hundred aud sixyfour a. two O'Clock p
~ Of lhe sid dsy the following described property, I" an
entirety. % VT; ,,,..I,o,,
a. The keoo.a aud Rockford Railroad and now known
. o,n 4 th. h.noss Rockford aud hock Island hAione
Grd h. ~. st, u Illinois, together With all the rights OF
way oeyot ronnds railway rails eridses fences
station nouset, ind other buhdnes ana al 'c isnus e
d.ueus held gpred by .h~r oil The hchosna anu oeA
C,d p.oad Colpsnies by The said Consolidated Jon
y ia cnnnsc.Gn with tho .ad railroad rom helotbA 10
hotiord or relating therefor and, also si vac tos ncoss
.he, n The said fenosha and Rockford Railroad Companies
or of .a,d Conodaed Company CONNIE ted WIN thei saa
Inc wsy Kenosha to Rockford, or relating ,bsiet9
and .so locomotives engines tenders cara o. o'eiy
sos tools, and implements WOOD and
property connected with TIE proper e9npmeh,
Operating ad eondscng OF o. sppeehAi.r 10 u III.
nj irelod. any anis lots other property OF the sad
Kepo.s and Rockford Railroad Companies OF Of tns sd
Consolidated Company. which hsyo not been necessary
,p.d their said road or roadway from he'os"e "
rl or included In th.iI depots station grounds OF
ior tn. construction. op,rsoni nsin,rnahc M I,J
m"e OF n, cane aud which sad KenoLs and Rockford A
road Companies or said ConsohSs.ed Somps dss "'''
'"''' - WILLIAMSON. Trustee
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NIBLOS SALOON.
IN MISS LUCY sIMMONss GRAND CONCERT,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER n'
assisted BY tho following eminent artists; a.
(By hind permission Of Mr.. y nrsn.l
Sgnor STEFAN, s!snor hOHELLi
Signor REML
M isicsi Dfector-SignoI MUAO ,y,
Tickets including sserved seat, vi 10 oe lac NJ nesf
ScLirmer's Mnsc store
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WALLACK:.
w Door, open a; "A, Overture commence, At u Cur.
it. conclusion The performance will teTns.o
close to III s'clocs
THURSDAY lChristrs Eyel.
SEVENTEEN NIGHT
Of NJ Lester NSiacks highly succef and unpoeetents1
~ attractive new dI1DA,
ROSEDALE,
with Scenery Costumes, new Appointments, ora
ii.-i Music grand BAL Room suciDg aud
SPLENDID rAsLEAUX.
Mr. Lester WAl'acx, Hr Gilbert, Mr.. Fisher. MI Hol4nd,
hr. DAILY, Nr John scion SIR. Browne hr PHfscr, Hr.
Pope Mr. Roey. M., Cannon Mr' v.rD9n. M.'' hord.
hr John sston. Nj" D1fct Appearing Ia their original
chsrarisr. . - -
TOMORROW FRTDAO CHRISTMAS NiGKr.
BGcks,ones comedy, -
MARRIED LIFE.
SATuRDAy--S.yenty bret nirlt Of fOSEptLN.
HOEDAi-rnE Low CHASE. -
TrESDAY-Ssscnly .coad ngbt o! ROSEDAl.E.
WEDSESDAY-MAKRikD LIFE.
THURsDAY-Scventy.. h.ri night OF RosEDALH.
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~UrDrND-Jhe KnickorbOckei STAGE Com
4 49,. THIS DAY aecls red SENfI-hNNiAL plNl-
ITNf Of -FOUR FER CENT out Of the ee'nrs y lc 70
s,othciiers on and oiter Jan. 2 10. ,ns ,au' n'
S.w.Yor.. Dec g. 1863 By order Of The Dif.c",s
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COUNTY Cos,xIssosEg's OFTIcr, CLtEEs covNrE.
ssA.SGllktl. Ohlo b. v. ~.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the anlors gneG
~ hove this day Turned LIMITED PARTNERSHIP Jug
sut 10 The s.st.es of Ice OF Es~ il!N oI 10 Iurose
Of tran-sci.g tue GLSkEAL CLOTHING bI >iSr~. -
Che City 81 fe~i Oh. under tho rnl lsas %! arNf
JOBh PAnBF Y. the solo general ,1is4s n "f''tsd
In tue psrn1rsl , re y fRl PAHET L,o JJhS rAhLi
H. who both recdc Bay Hudson County aiee Of
New. that IL. sole seclei psfIcrs trEt W ,te
cltnei.lip AZ WILSON q. HUN AID bEOAUE Or
tYKF both residing IN the Ciy %. Ee"foTk s each o.
r1ch .. partners has contributed ire ci teen thou
ssnd Iots h cash ard lie stock tLzt ne sad
p.uer.ip cOnnI1ences On tie soDiye.hh d. o. NoFco'
Boz one hous0 eight hundred and sixty bIer aud continues
mil Toe thr.istL Day NoyeubeT thousand aabd'
ed ara sixty ez--Nov -Hor4, nov. Is .5Jt
lsirasdl HENRY PARET,
JOHN pAitLf. j..
WILSON y. HUNT
GEORGE GPBfhE.
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Amuscmento.

VAN AMBURGH q Co.'S
MAMMOTH idENAGERIz.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
HYATT H.. SO and &; sa0I6xi
Doos, open from 10 a. m. to 10 pm.
Admission to 81 p'Ii .s 81 the house % cen'a
SIXTH UNRRECfDf.nTED WEEK
AMERICAN zC6LoGICAL ENTERPRISE
ever Offered cSs e &c ESsl' on this
ONLY LIVING GIRAFFE IN AMERICA.
MERRY CHRISTMAS no Ali.
GRAND Holiday FESTIVAL
-Four performance given Oh ChFEtu.
Doors open from 9 ~ N. TO 10 p. NJ
Performances at il a. M, y, . AID 81 p N.
Psrcua attention Is called TO the Nsnins performances
u being especially arranged forths accommodation 81
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
each entertainment will be introduced tho celebrated per
rrE E. 2 NASH sAiD'
TRAINED LIONS TIGER
LEOPAaDs,
PROFESSOR EhScwosrHr.
ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS
N KANSAS BUFFALO, NEBRASKA 81 ssA0 ELK.
VIRGINIA OPDSSJIM, aud
THREE LIVING POLAR BEARS.
NO FREE LIST.
NAN AMBURGH a. Co.'s MENAGERlE.
GREAT INCREASE Of ATTRACTIONS
A CHRISTMAS JUBILEE,
YoR AND loUsG
TOUR GRAND PEKFOEdANCES
UNEQUALED COMBINATION
EXOTIC ODDITIES ASD NATIVE WONDERS
GRAND GALLERY OF ATTRACTION
CHOJPE OF FEAIUEEED bEAUTIES.
UNEQUALED IN InG WORLD
The MANAGEMENT has drcInei 10 all .he resources
which ar, sil experience and eutvpre command to
insure a DAY Of -
LUXURIOUS ENTERTAINMENT,
Worthy al respect. Of the mt igence and renenen
% age, preparing citing wecone 10 those Wishing tA
allgrng - .. 49,. ,.,., ans
sTOREHOUsE or EAErH'S NOVELTIES,
being al that the exciting could wI, ana as an
attractive medium Of
POPULAR INSTRUCTION.
II hiss equal the Continent. Hero shs oon'empsu'e
mind may reve la - .
AN INTELLECTUAL FEAST,
Studying Natural History frril ia. -
LIVING ANIMALS THEMSELVES.
bnr tho ~h.ye cOrrsct iniosnson can DC Cd
tanned. FOUR GRAND PERI ORMANCEs CHRISTMAS,