The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-14

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MILE. MORLAruHI,
previous 70 her departure from New York ionr through
DE Polls GRAND STAR BALLET COMBINATION
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with the entire grand ballet
cADEMy or MUSIC
JOHN DE ...Dnec'or
GRAND GALA
MATINEE
THIS DAY SATURDAY. Att,
AND EVENING ATS
LAST APPEARANCE AT MATINEE OF
NILE. MoRLAccuI.
STAR rnESlkKE DANsEUsE
DE PARIS.
GRAND STAR EUROPEAN BALLET
COMBINATION
rwo GRAND BAIIErs.
ADMISSION 81.
Children half price.
| NEW YORK CIRCUS
N Foa,lsensA street, opposite Academy Of Music
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Illustrating The history q me countr from the landing on
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admission 80 cents :re.erved sss.s .s
IRSIse HALL. wrszr,. xopr,,s
GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
SUNDAY EVENING, DEc 10,
Kindly assisted by
Nine Ei.izA LUMLEy,
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Nine. ASTAiLk DE BosIo
Mime. oITo SINGER.
Mmc fGNAIZ poLLAk.
Mines. HERNASS and RIETz.
Accompsnsts.
Tickets 81.
Reserved seats 81 cents extra.
y ELEVENTH SUNDAY CONCERT
SUNDAY EVENING. DEC. ii.
Third appearance OF the hlshy -uecessia American
MISS JENNY Dusk.
''f''"'' Nh LEOPOLD DE- MEYER.
SiGHOR FORTUNA. Baritone.
Mr.. HENRY MOLLEyIIACER, Nioloncellst, Mr. JAMES
cAuLPIELD. organist; Mr.. q. ". COLBY. Conductor.
7 yRIc HAUL SUNDAY
il between Fory.hrst and Fory-seoopd
sgSptr RvfxIS;. December Is. a. O'Clock.
NINTH GRAND coNcEkr
On th. OCCASION tie feiSrins artists WI appear
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cELrRRAfsp ORCHESTRA.
TICKETS FIFTY GEMS.
AIR CHARLES DICKENS READINGS --ruRrHE R
WI Readings Stenway Hall Thursday evening. De-