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ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN.
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ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN.


EVERY FAIR DAY.
MR. MCCARTHY begs leave to that by the
vl mous ofhis vsite he has been in
duced TO continue his


Grand and Unequaiied Performances!


For One Week only!


He has Also at great expense, re-enxaged


Monsieur GUERBO,
The great and wonderful gymnasrc performer who will AZ
for this week only and through OF his Extaodi
and Wonderful Fea Of Strength and Agility as per-
formed the Royal Opera House, Paris before the Royal
Family and Mobiles Of France. Also, the
ETHIOPIAN OPERATIC BROTHERS and SISTERS
who variety of and splendid performances every
fair dsy-thus Aft riding those ladies and gentlemen who
visit Hoboken after dinner, splendid promenade and
novel amusement.


The following well known and celebrated performers
prise the Band Of Ethiopian Operac Brothers and Sisters
MIR. D. GARDNER, he only person living who personaes
the negro wench in character
BILLY WHITLOCK, the great Locomotive Niger and
accomplished Banjo Player
OLD DAN EMMETT the celebrated Vioinst and old Vir-
sinny Nggerwho always hand when there music
ding.


CHARLES WHITE, the unrvalled Accordionist and cee-
brated Negro performer
Also, for the first time, SAM JOHNSON, the great un.
equalled Negro Singer &c, on the Triangle.
Performance to commence 3h o'clock AIS 6tIs'm