FREE EXHIBITIONS.
ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN.
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M X McCARTY begs leave that by the unan-
vl mous request ofhis vsers he has been
duced TO continue his


Grand and Unequaiied Performances,


FOR One Week otly!


lie has also, at great expense re engaged


Monsieur GUfRBO,
The great and wonderful gymnasc performer, who will ep
pear fer this week only and through c his Extaord
nary aud Wonderful Feats Of Strength and Agility
formed the Royal Opea Hous-, Paris before the Royal
Family aud Mobiles of France. Also, the -
ETHIOPIAN OPERAT1C BROTHERS aud SIST ERS !
who give avarety Of and splendid performances
far day-hus affordng those ladies' and gentlemen who
visit oboken after dinner most splendid promenade and
novel amusement


The following well known and celebrated performers
prise the Band of Ethiopian Operate Brothers and Sisters
MR. d. GARDNER, The only person living who personates
the negro wench in character.


BILLY WHITLOCK the great Locomotive Niger and
accomplished Banjo Player


OLD DAN EMMETT the celebrated Vionist and old yir.
ginny Niger always hand when there music pen
ding.


CHARLES WHITE the unrvalled Accordonist and cele-
brated Negro performer.


ALSO, or the FIRST time SAM JOHNSON the great un.
taualled Negro Singer, SC, on the Triangle.
Performance 10 commence AZ ~ o'clock s2s s,isrm