The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08

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OF THis POPULAR ENTeerAsEaeNr.
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THE MERcAsrILE LIBeAnY ASSOCIATION oPNY.
THURSDAY EVENING. March 10 a, O'Clock.
"oUK MESSAGE re- GREAT BRITAIN"
N order that he entire pun haze the opportunity
fixed the price OF adm - Reserved In
Parquet and Balcony Al 80 cents
way corner o. Twentys H!a street and o. Liberty street.
Resegred seats secured only al the Library. Tssny.ssh
THE AUTHORIZATIONS
NEW YORK CIRQUE
Fourteenth street opposite Academy Of Nosicc
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IEMtsKAriE ATTRACTIONS
AT TEE BROADWAY CIRCUS
OVERLOOKING AUDIENCES
MOST ESrHrs,asflc APPLAUSE
induce the msrngem.rt srnoance acsntnnsnes Of the
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NOVELTIES
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WEDNESDAY AND saTTRDAY AFTERNOONS
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