The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-10
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cADEsY ON MUSIC
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Tals wEER.
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
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NEW SCENIC EFFECTS
IN By ROBERTS
TuuRsbAy AND FRIDAY.
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CATU RDAY MATINEE ATI
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
NJ corner Twsnty-thrd street and Eighth
HE EnT,F .Psoprsso,
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oEIINE MoNTAL1ND.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
doRaEoTs COSTUMES, 80
xAoNIFiCENr SCENERY
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATfREE e.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER lS->Resumptiou Of the Grand Opera
SACRED CONCERTS,
in which tbs mosl vocal and talent
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Mr. J. G Mocolona. a. Robert Audiey
7Cn LIMA EDwIN,s THEATRE.
And ssTs si AND 2 , SSsEpy
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MSS hAsRs Miss Ada
WOOD and others In the cast.
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Corps % Ballet and
7o'eloes performance commence. q. z 49,
PoorWs THEATRE.
NINTH WEEK
nth TO SID TIME
EVERY EVENING,
And SATURDAY MATINEE at 1919 o'clock.
MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
in his world character OF
RIP VAN wINgLE,
in Eouccsuits beautiful legendary drama Of that name
Norlcr--ln order to accommodates the demand of tho
"'' ' p'afews o Se wfE Sas'' IN s A Ie
a. the eass Or a. 10 branch ticket Office at Dson'
GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs,
- SAN fk "a sRS. nM M,NsTRELs,
IMMENSE IMMENSE. success; nvn.. SRowpED HOUSES
1i'o san F9GScisc oSH nfSs RE LsAcNus'
. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
-" Sa# A sGW JOKES,
TIE FUNNIEST EsrEarAIsnESr In rae H. WORLD.
Seats secured elk days IN advance.
DR. KAHNs MUSEUM,
should vs New York passing an hour n,
Or NAHN's aaandcent Museum the most attractive and
~'''''N' ~ ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS.
opposite Astor place.
A GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION.
"a The ls'Egga'S 4 iSsTI, gnT q the
Open daily from O'Clock A. 70 10 r NJ in the spacious
six.y.third and sistv.fourth atreets
SKATING
Skating evening by members OF tho New York EN-
pe Brooklyn Cubs upon Ice eight inches thick
facturcd the premises NJ j. Bruac by Cares pro-
r
NOVEL AND INGENIOUS INVENTIONS
AN UNEQUALLED DISPLAY OF PHOTOGRAPHS.
MACHINERY IN MOTION.
IMPLEMENTS OF HUSBANDRY
PRODUCTS OF THE FARM
TIE WORKSHOP
AND THE STUDIO
Great display o. rare Plants and choice Fruits and Flowers.
renewed each Wednesday. Music every evening.
Grand promenade Concerts Wednesday and Saturday
evenings
JARDInE & SONS ORGAN. BLOWN BY STEAM.
MUSIC BY EBEN's CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA.
ADMISSION 50 CENTS.
A ssOcIATTON HALL,
n Twenty.thrd street, corner Fourth