The New York herald., 1864-09-08
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'n Wednesday last s s pSnts snTupx a2rro VIII be repeated
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sAATs SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
~ sole Lessee aud Manageress Mrs. Jehn Wood
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THis EVENING
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MRS JOHN WOOD
coUNTsss DE LEspALIER,
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Moruner
Doors open at TX Performances: oo%msnee
Dress Circle and Psrquet, TIC Balcony Chars and re
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Charles Dickens ssRT,N seqsr1ssd Cfs,z9nrw1r naTf
expressly for this theatre by gentleman q New York
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IL SALE DIABoLrgUE
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Redccoated recarpeed and reseacd the orchestra oeog
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in commencing his WI na,surats It, THURS
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aELLRR's wooD MIssrRELs.
boating the tattoo. of llf Land by hands.
"' SIX NEW ILLUSIONS
TWO NEW rIAsoroErg SOLOS,
Fantasia. s,miramide. Thsybesrg
Bagaoie. Heller
Doors open a, IA Commence ats
Admission -orchostr. stalls Observed wI,hou, extra
charged 81; Parquet 90 cents; Gallery. 30 cents.
Box Office open for securing seats from "a M tos N.
Orchestra stalls may be reserved days advance
Nsw BowERS an1sb JSfAasE GsE. NICHE
FRANK LEsLia and AissLaY SCOTT
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The artistic and IasBst,s' poBsos ssorunRs lnss
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ID ""'" THE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
GREAT coMs,sArlos TROUPE
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the greatest comic sos Sssas; masr & he present ds'
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the three popular E,hiorss onedan and funniest
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WHY Is ABRAHAM LINCOLN LIKE A SHERRY
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TO THE v1siEriEs. 81 AND 50 sowRRY.
WHY is GENEgAL MCCLELLAN LIKE A GOLD
w Dollar.-To find out the answer
TO THE yxsIErias SHHE fss syssisa s End s powrRY
NNHY IS HORACE GREELEY LIKE THE MoOS'
- "nu 01' CONE % THIs EVENING
TO THE VARIETIES, 81 AND 80 BowERY.
WHY is THUeLow WEED LIKE WATERMELON
nu CONF TaIs EvEyLNG no.r.v
WHY Is SECRETARY CHASE LIKE BLIND
To Snd on, he answer
''''' VARIETIES, 81 and 70 BowsRy.
yVHY is W. II. SEWARD LlKE IN EGGsHELL,
w TO fnd out the anK~er
0'"' vaRisTIEs II and 50 BowERY
xVnY Is GEN. GRANT LIKE GeEESBACx,
w TO hne ont the answer
''"e '"' vAaikrIEs 81 and 80 BowERY
WHY Is WENDELL PHILIPS LIKE AN KBRowi
W TO lind out the answer
''"'' ~ vARihTIGs. 81 and 50 BowERy
WHY is LOUIS NAPOLEON LIKE FOOL,
CoaE rHis EVENING TO THE VARIETIES
s. AND - BoWtRY.
IA ny Is THE VARIETIES CROWDED NIGHTLY.
rHE BEST COMPANY IN NEW YORK
and presents fresh novelty every evening
WHY is MAYOR GUErHER LIKE AN OYSTER
81 AND 50 BowERY.
lVHy rs IsE RowEaY LIKE GIN MEADE
CONE rHfs EVENING TO rus VARIETIES,
81 AND 80 BoWERY.