The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-02
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY NOVEMBER q


ADJUSTMENTS. -.
RRooKLYN AcADEMY OF MUsIC.-KELLoa0.
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Positively last appearances prior to the departure TOT
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
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. LOTT, PETRILLI, cOLETTl, l T0ssaA,TnIa zA
The DO. ONCE brooklyn Academy
WOODS MUSEUM.
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Afternoon, at2 Evening, at 8 o'clock.
:. ~ LYDIA TTHiSoIFsoS bGkTEsSUE TROUPE
Every evening and wsdn is1 and Saturday masnse
IxIoN, the Nan a. the Wheel Miss LYDIA THOMPSON
s siss
land and Mary Wells Chi production Of
% @ % as IKE e.
iHA0iioN my MUSEUM DEPARTMENT.
The Elenger Fooe combination Of Living Human Phs-
and and .m.1s: W Mem alive
The thnnest Man alive, Baby Woman, &C. &C. together
M MENAaERIE OF LIVING IN WILD ANNALS ANIMALS
pIKE's OPERA HOUSE,
Corner Eighth avenue and Twen'y,hir street /,
l. REVIVAL OF La BELLE HELES s Hna manager
As osE FEEs HSs sRxsB oPEsA The
Mile. TosTEE as Helene.
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Oils hr' TINS Agamenon
N. LAdRIFFoUL as Calchas.
poI n no Hou DIN. as Z; Ajax p.r.n.
NJ. GUIDON az AjaxfI.
To give Increased scat revival OF this celebrated
op'-' NEW SCENERY AND COSTUMES
have been pr'pooG sS1h fes RI AND CHORUS
have H ss sSd m Broad
sAruRp nEL1 Ao HEEEEE a1 IT O'CLOCK
on which the price Of admission win be (wh the
exception q R FL PARrs OF THE HOUSE.
THEArRE rRANcAIs.-sD WEEK OF aENEvIEyE.
Crowded houses. the most and reaned
II 81 RE-
OPERA BoS pEEks sEN1HAfoI DE sRABAsr
AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
with spendor Of mise on scene never equaed IN America
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fET fi ME auEkESIi, SAaG1K6 xSp y: SxsEE
sa;s q taking Of
evening .ss emSs he sss.;s
.n.. @ SISSEE . Gents IS, ,r,..
Private boxes for the matinee can now secured.
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First Gala Matinee Spectacular Opera
cENEv1Ev EYE pE 'sRABANr,
which WIN be WIN and s.nn$
a. Surpassed
parts o. the sl reserved seats in
T,HEATRE coMIogE, GA BROADWAY: - ,....,.,...
manager TWENTIETH WEEK OF Fl THE m A. '''ASA'1
AND nU WiIAa hdNxSE E EHs 1H PUBLIC
The Gss s AND Mimic Fl hs dsy Nc
command Ix X paa AND q DELIGHTED AUDIENCES
Fourth week of the rma donna
Continued success OF Mr.. J. T. RAYMOND:
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Only standing sS h rEnros sGRy.c srn'd away
of O. L. Fpn nI RssSn 4, ssay Pan'0mim''
The Inimltable American Comedian and Clown.
(The best Ballet Troupe in Ameriea:J
Es:y Es;S: 1.-THE" 5sss s::
Comic Tricks Gorgeous spectacle.
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s. A TrE ' and
NTIBLOs GARDEN.
IN Lessees and Managers. JARRETT PALMER
Last week Of the engagement of Mr.
EDWIN FORREST,
who will appear Monday and Tuesday evenings, Now
and g. In his powerful 's sPRsR%aaf1s OF
In Dr. Birds grand A 4TE SHa ,FaEs@ e
supported bv full strength of the company.
On Wednesday and Thursday evenings EDWIN FORREST
METAMORA.
On Friday, this last agp,esss,Isncep
RICHARD
Saturday, MATILDA HERON will appear for the last
time, A.
A0naa'' NOV MRS b. p BoWEss. ''''0'A''0 a'''
Seats secured six days In advance.
GERMAN sTADT THEATRE @ AND ~ BowERY.
MR. Hermann HENDkICHs
lNGOMAR
In Fredr. Halm's Ave act dramatic poem
DER SOHN DER WILDNISS.
GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs, NO. SIS BROADWAY.
- First appearance OF TIM HAYES Champion Clog
Houses Denseiy Packedl Screams Of Delight
BIRCH, WAMBOLD, BERNARD AND BACkCS.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
Immense hit Of the NEW OPERA BOuFFE,