The New York herald., 1869-08-16

MR. GE6RGE G. BoNIEAGE,.
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Doors open at u commences at precisely; all concluded
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY Ar2.
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DAyID GARRIGK. her first appearance since her return
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DAVID GARRICK. danseuse, win introduce her Grand
pAyID SAkRick Miss LILLE ELDRIDeE appears
DAVID GARRICK. as Ida Ingot In the beautiful new
DAVID GARRI6K. Miss qEoReIE LANGLEY will as.
DAVID GARRICK. sume the part Of Miss Araminta
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PAyiP SAssISk % spssrss'n%ens with several ANEW new
DAVID GARRICK. choice selections.
o WITH Mr. e. g BONIFAcE AS DAVID DAVID GARRICKi Msn,ir
9FEss 9FEss T9s1sH4 ToSaH OPENS ofEss
WALLAoks' LAST NIGHTS
OF Mrs. Sidney Baemans original American comedy Of
with Ms JOHN E. OWENS .: JOHN UNIT which, not:
whstandng its great must be withdrawn make
way for the speedy SRHss e isTsTa A'F
among the earliest Of soIoS Sasa Tsa SINGLE Hi
THE Victims
powERY THEATRE.
M fSr hRs4 lRs4 psSa k%yH Ta the charming
the brilliant and world-renowned Panomimst and Dan
se@se the legitimate successor Of the greet Celeste
to s ,SSsSs is'S Specialize:
Nile. Marietta Ravel Wild Arab Dance
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"0"A'iIi Bandit OF BLIND NINE 0'A''"''
Gnaer SI,A AvsgsT5s DAILY,
MONDAY Angus. Il, with Rober.soas new comedy upon
life atContinsntal ,.qinW summer resorts emitted
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. BEGINS ATS
T1H SSEE EHE Ss5E
Tier. The most cheerful and enVsnns entertainments ever
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TIE pANroMIxIsr OFF 81 THE s AsE A1D DAo. /. .oN'
waggr THE sfssA1IGEt FASAlGEt M KIhhHsE! 4aHs
ArrhHs sMlSF DANCE AND HAsvEsE WEN 'h
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h'ixi1 MA1IsGEs GEA WEbSEsDA4 s 1 ana sArSRbRf
THE GREAT TAMSANYa .r,cu,,vs
or To d9H NidhF !MEhSsh akAsb ASb4a RE9PENSo OF eS
i isi 10 7sT ssth avenue, Reservoir square,
aS wh eo paintings
&C., is open for first class engagements only.
e1O MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. sls
els broadway. SIG
sis We ar. tearfuIIy and SIS
65 wonderfully made 6iS
6ls The Beauties, Wonders and Monstrosites Of sls
6S the Human and Animal Creation to be seen at 6IS
T,AMMANY. GRAND REoPENlNG.
NxHiETT SExAR THE AsS ASseSsSHMSSHs. 2sSSnnEaSE
PTANOFORTEs.
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
SIN avenue ForeiS street al half original cost rich
toee, no oy makers nearly new and all modern improve
WIZ be boxed for shipping, and to be sold by Thursday
BRILLIANT ROSEWOOD PTANoFoRTE- USED
n only nve month"; all modern improvements, made by
& r., @ sly ns %st na ry cost $500 viii Be
Suit for el6 do SOS Etsgeres, Tables Mirvors Cur
,sns, Chamber and Dining Furniture at sacriDce family
leaving city lis Twenty sixth street, between sixth and
Seventh avenues
| A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FINEST PIANOS MANU-.
"s s se
| to !ei, amount applied II purchased
JOHN g. BARNES, 1877 Eighth street, near Broadway.
| A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOfORTE FOR
IA me-ffopery of family leaving city made to order
city maker used ave months for $275, including
Stoo, Cover Paor Sus Paintings, Mirrors Carpets Cham
Ter ani Din Room Furniture; sacrifice. 81 West Fif-
teenth etreet tear SIKH avenue
| FIRST CLASS SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
n Pianoforte rich tone aod finish. nearly and fully
warranted nj half Ito value for caf nj lS4 Grand street.
/ Mott.
| A LARGE VARIETY OF THE FINEST PIANOFoRTES
IA manufactrref IN this city with patent Agrse TREBLE
| watfaEied ard Of
JENNYS son 25 East Twenty fus street, between Soc