New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
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DARNUM's NEW MUSEUM,
ID MOI. 559 and Sal BR0ADWAY,,
LATE CHINESE BUILDlNoo - .,,r,,
between Spring and princes the interior oil "nch
Hfs las 0esn ENTIRELY REMoDELED
'n''o'ns ''n'f0'ea GREAT TT AMPLITUDE; ,
for the proper exhibition Of the 5sIitls: daiy feeseu
WEDNESDAY. Sept, 6, 1865
P. + as,.ant Msnsser
SYLVESTER superintendent
d. D. TiffAS ovER 100 900 icuiiRiioSiTEs
Comprising valuable GEOLOGICAL NuMSMAvirrSTai SSs
sPEGfMESs Of S ma HISTORY WAX sTATUARY
PAINTINGS, HISTORICAL RELICS &C.
con.picuou,ly and astegIy disPaysar IN srooys
cosGosIMc AND sTEREoscoPTIIcoNs HAIL.
One hundred and twenty feet in Length
LASDsCAPE-vIEws, BATTLE-scENEs, &c,
CHOSEN Tor their TIL TaE H GRAMS ASGXRTA
forms an attractive feature unce.sng efforts having becn
made to pTocsre specimens OF the most ,,
RARE AND CURIOUS FISH.
HAPPY FAMILY,
ENORMOUS CAGE, FORTY FEET LONG.
EXTENSIVE LIVING MENAGERIE.
A remarkable curiosity .,, ..,.
weighing, when captured 280 pounds. 10 wonderful peeS
men Of that MONSTER OF THE DEEP.
w wo %HSR @ f' BOHEMIAN oLAss-BLowERs.
VIM T rvVS' GLASS sTEAMENGINEs IN NOTION
Mas fns 81 i@ee CLASS ORNAMENTS
A h''" c Si Is f n1fsS sAs
NOAH ORR, THE AMERICAN GIANT, EIGHT FEET
THREE IN HIGHT.
MISS ANNA SWAN. NOVA SCOTIA GIANTEss.
EIGHT FEET HIGH,
MAMMOTH if' FAT H,iPS WOMAN, WEIGHING $50 POUNDS.
the largest human being in the world rv
and REMAE 4HE LEI HSNAS s N2yELriEs'
whose singular AsfoSsh if; rA OF ALL
$50 OPEN FROM SUNRISE TILL 10 p m.
day in the Sundays eIceptedl for Dramatic and
''' a NEW AND MAGNIFICENT LEcTURE.RooM
has been constructed, capable Of
HOLDING $500 PERSONS,
III "H''A TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY
GoRGEoUs sPEcTAcLEs. SPLENDID MORAL
DRAMAS SHAS y ASD s AMSsIN M,d EARcEs'
The Management having right conception Of that de'sp
'i'I IS n iHJ'ffENT MORAL AND RESPECTABLE
portion Of the public DESIRE and wishing to retain its ehsrac
GREAT FAMILY RESORT.
tn. patron. Of that nothing calculated to
shock the susceptible moral senbiy need be sPPe-
hsNded Inc % %@R r STUDY STsY T TO PLEASE"
Advantage has been taken Of every improvement in con-
'''''''-' '"' THE MOST AMPLE EGREss
is secured Beside the broad passgewsys the front he
entire Of the building can be thrown open at moments
"'i ELEGGNcE, COMFORT SOUND, VENTILATION,
and every other ''qohi HAS Il 10 EQUAL.
Architect and Builder. NJ. Edward Smith Painting and
h Ga. Fixtures. Mesr. A.he and BuctDss Ga, sign, g.
II. Kitchen & Co. Mason, w. 5. Knight.
''s '0"o' gRHND DRAMATIC ooSfASX,, .o,n
9' coa. R. vdry %n
der.On, I. $. Akin. L; s,evans 7. sOn,ain:
ME Cesver. H. Hgbie Emma Shell ldsnseu.e), Addie Le
Brun Mcneil j. Le Moyne, J. Fenion. Thompson Walker,
x Full H. AND Nd EFFEcTiTE CORPS DE BALLFr
Scenic Artist. GEORGE HEiLGE
Properties and Appointment.......Mr ROBERT CUTLER
Ga. Engineer and Calcium Light NJ THos WILSON
'lti LARGE; AND T:FfsiciEST okchEsTRti
under the able direction Of M D. W. PETERs -,
ASrEk kN oSF At Z; kpbRESs z"
will be delivered by Mr.. P. T. BARNUM, after which the
celebrated hr MIsDhM si' MARIE MAcARrE,
will appear for the 6rst time in NewYOrk in her highly ess
THE PASSIONS,
HOPE i%' iS ss FEAR PRIpE JEALOUSY CHARITY
I. .h. performed b.fof. HER MAJESTY QUEEN VIC
Singer viii slnu.s with his IT'S the TIME and PEOPLE
Grand Fairy Spectacular Eastern Romaocs entitled the
CHILDREN OF CYPRUS
GORGEOUS AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
by Mesrs George Heise, r. Smith, w. smith,
Collier w Wallace and q. Heilge jr. -
MUSIC, SPLENDID PARAPHERNALiA. a
In the o. the Piece
A GRAND MARCH,
By
al BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES.
The Chsrseters supported BY the ENTIRE COMPANY.
In pursuance Of his practice during the last quarter Of
century giving the largest possible amount Of attraction for
the lowest possible price the Proprietor has determined
continue his old rate OF -
Admission to the Museum aud Lecture. Room-only
cents Children under 10 balfpiice.
Reserved be secured in Private Boxes or Or
chestra Stalls.
DIITZ's NEW HALL