The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02

THE GREClAN BEND.
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Receipts s for Il the past No more
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a si an early hour and avoid the rush
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ne office places for the sale Of
boz once seats may ss secured
coded 81 the saccessiui production Of ITO oBTIGE BIN
so MSass q fsY
f1d Ia SE the and
family circle 80 cents; children under years. cents
on. or
and orchestra balcony chairs 81 So Il win be OBJ
pgns Happy
collection Of cqrosiIes throughout the day. Admission
> moa. success Of Miss Lydi. Thompson buTissqas
combination at Woods Museum the mansgement have TO
sen.atves Of the press.
DROoKLvN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
'AH" For ff FoTs NIdHfs ONLY, '''D''''0''
Monday. Tuesday wednesday and Thursday,
''''' GRAND PARTISAN BALLET
SEVEN siS H HsS mn YORK.
BLACK CROOK AND Il s %s zf F%%s .''''.'''
with success transcending all amusement history
THE N nSSsi che FAX appearance In this city Of
THE rae fh hIEFI so s4ik9 scH1Aarn,
FRANCIscX fHERAsIA,
s,ouo. Full Full. GRAND GRAND CORPS DE BALLET vsr,o
sIGNoR DAVID
THEIR MOST BEAu1iFUHL AND FAMOUS BALLETs.
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SsTs e saARA''E's
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foUNrAISs or UNDINE
FF TRA o a1d saF PVRIsfxs o sls
make their final at NlBLos prior to their de-
parture for Europe.
Mr. nAx sFSakosch Ia. s1s.. in inform
ing the american public that with the permission OF his
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direction in this and other cities.
hospY hSrS ""
fAipAi = AT THE TIE AchDENS or MUSIC.
ferent cities until the spring when this attractive and
s S S u s & al In
consequence Of her MARRIAGE
Europesn success. and 70 restore her cpo,siy to the
ton Of ercas,ances Foremost among these was the fact
that she was announced to come to New York as member
tcalar she during ,hs pas. Ls6don season.
be- stated that the al Drry Lane
would have been comparative TAI ure but for the great auc
: so from the the
grincPa opera houses IN Europe but those made by MT
Miss kellogg fulfil the promises msde In her behalf by Mr.
Mr. srakosch secured the services Of this admirable
S y Sy ss s ,na' R
public win avail themselves Of this occasion to
testify their appreciation Of her gifts her character and her
mis-. CLARA Louisa Keogg win be assisted this occasion
Particulars in future advertisements.
KOscH Everett House, New York.
DECEPTION TO THE GRAND CoMNANDERY or
IL KNIGHTS TEMpLARs
or d Haa sr4 HHE 1 2ts sES sG u
ooIo PsAfnfsfIsB tcSGstR DE LION.
MANHATTAN, and IvANHOE
the Metropolitan Hotel on WEDNESDAY, October 1885,
Music BY Theodore, Thomas full orchestra. DANCING
TICKETS admitting gentleman and ladies, 90 be pro-
cured from any members Of the following committee:
THOs. q CASSIDY. "a Chambers street,
ALEX. b. MOTT, n. D. Is Madison avenue,
John :; BALDWIN, lsa Fulton street,
JAMES REDFIELD, 2iI avenue II.
MASONIC PUBLISHING COMPANY,
corner Of Broome and Crosby streets.
SIR KNIGHTS requested 70 appear In UNIFORM
GERMAN sTADT THEATRE, Is AND a BowERy.
" This (frrlass) sysnn 1Ias sasssu
WILLIAM TELL
WILLIAM TELL.
rms. >. r. CoNwAy,s PARK THEATRE BROOKLYN.
M FRIDAY, October 2, 1865.
MR. Il. l. DAVENPORT.
PDARRO
aud BLACK EYED SUSAN.
U ELY 4 LIONS MINsTRELs, 10 BRoApwAy.
ONLY LEON.
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