The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-06

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Seats foc ANY Of tae.c nights may DC
procured al The bo. on'ee 49,.
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dAe Ito wn,eh uthtly ga,her The theatre
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Turned convict 20 ma nas cod rce OF leave and
beyond New Year ana yo should moi
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Wednesday, Jan G. beias The s'syi night Of tho
MR. AND HRS W j. rLoeENon
THE TICKET os LEAVE MAN
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MIR AND Mss sAaNEy WILLIAMS
who delight e'e'y e'e' T,it 'ss
VINO CRAM THIS SPACIOUS EsTAsLr9uMENr
aVGATS n 4s APP GREAT EXPO
Supported by Miss Ada Onnon Mrs Marx Smith Mrs. O.
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Mary hora'g H.. Mr.. Baraey Williams
OK, IT'S so REPORTED
Assuming tho following cAsSsct.Ts -,' '''''
GKsTeuDE-A German organ player. with original song
SAN soa-irs,oroscr
MAMIE 'loooAY rid s'' fsisa ruros
'efsy o'oarAe with the song BOYS q Hsennyw ,,,ma
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On 1ur Jo,.LY PEDIrs.
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coes sh% AND ND sEAgTgTyl !, scsNERy,
ArrhorNlAih PREFERENCES sorSp NEW .9 sUsHo. 80
w as S Of the coos
SEATS SECURED ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE.
Eox's OLD BowKRY THEATRE.
CoNrrkUED SUCCESS
THE wospSsygI, DOGS,
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Saturday evening Jan e complimentary Benefit to Geo
curtain tses ....,........,..s O'Clock
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EGYPTIAN Nc CARAVAN.
h'a'' f'0'' $50 and S.ii BROADWAY, Manager
o. Between spring and Prince streets -.
Aa s'ce ''P K
EIGHTH SUCCESSFUL WEEK
Of this slperbly constructed
PALACE OF BIOLOGICAL WONDERS
containing animals and birds of every variety many OF
which very aud several that before
exhibition in America
or the latter class,
pdfs o6 .as .Ss Z: tn. driven
NOW deleye particular attention, aui the delight
'e y. Ale e. ktocvfiss OF NATURAL HISTORY
Upwatls OF two hundred rare birds and animals here
-,ngregatcd. and others constantly arriving.
morning XSs SsS s ssfrSgRsp
Tbs nisqsen ,he pr4s 2, nanss y
BY any other exhibition on this continent.
The ind may rsvei In an intellectual feast.
harmoniGus7 blended In
one IL In the only pure and correct school where
THE GREAT BOOK OF NATURAL HISTORY
successfully unlocked, studied aud defined IL fur
Knowlede. the world