Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07

IL AnUse noRss.
DARK rHEAYn This EVENING, wn be per
TME TWELFTH NIeHT-Duke, Mr. Yrederieks-clowa,
Mr. Psclde-viola, Miss Tree.
THE BARRACK Ro0M-col. Terrier, Mr. Murdsek- Cla-
~ 1oor,open q si-gerformssses commence a.7'coci
boxessl-Ph So cents-Gahery 2ocents
~ houssNSr wahLzck i.seet1ars 'I EvnS} Rsts
HUMPHREY cL In cinlsr, Mr. W H
Williams Miss Matilda Bramsie.Mrs RUSSELL
SUDDEN THoUGHTs-Impulsc Mr. Browne-Jack Cab.
bage, Mr. wiIliams-Clarissa, Mrs Hau,onviie
THE BoAaDER-sIr Peregrine Pl.twsll, Mr. Browne-Ma
Doors open al saPerformance begins nj IL Boxes 81.
PIT. SO cents. Gallery. IS cents. -
FMAAN LIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE
MEG MTaNocK~P,z &nsn mr " sefion--Meg MurnOcA
Mr. SANFORD SAN FORD will sing two aavori.e songs.
HUSBAND AT sIGHT-Augusius, Mr. Kirby-C atharne
Boxes 81 eeasPit IS centsrrva,e Boxes FIVE dollars
Checks not transferable
OLfMP,,,,G IaEAl n t.-Unaer the management Of
veslris Olympic Theatre in Londss-THIS EVENING will
TIE HUNTER OF THE ALPs-FelIu, Mr. Mcutcheon-
Helena Mrs Wright = :" o''NAe
Fancy Dance, by Miss Jones.
the MAN ABOUT TOWNSHIPS, Mr. Mcutcheon-Laay
Aubrey, Miss Harvey.
To conclude with
THE REvIEw-Looney Met woltsr, Mr. M cutcheon-Jehn
Lump Mr. Hyatt--Lucy. Mrs Chapman.
Doors open at 7nPerormanse to commence half past
Boxes % cens-Pi % cents.
~ A CARD.-NATIONAL THEATRE.-Mr. W. H.
w to his friend and the pub
ss New YORK Stage, Dbdns musical comedy ofHUMPHREY
T ysSe
Jack Cabbage Mr. Williams and the B0ARDER-Pere-
Places in tickets had at the
Broadway. ie6 ats
" MADAME CAkADORI ALLAN beg. permission to
AND f"s h MI size
the City Hotel on Friday evening next June 9th, 10
The programme which will contain selection Of tho NEST
es, Tl compositions, will be duly advertised.
at the City Hotel and Hates Music Room, Wall ST. je6s*
A MERICAN observation-disclosures Corner of
Ann street-Asonshing Mysteries! Brilliant po
entertainments every evening commencing at half past
MONS ADRIEN son Of the Great Magician SO well known
and gentlemen OF New York and vicinity that his public
Of Museum" Monday Esesr d s sos @
commune me same, atty dversiying hem evening
Mons Adren promises the public all may depend
upon MN 10 obtain the merted applause with which his
Mons Aden has the pleasure inform the public that he
has es:aged Mr. EL.AvERY Of this ciy,s well known
correct and fluent Interpreter ofthe French language
Tickets OF admission, - Persons desiring admission
tolhe Museum only 25centsChidren halfprise my2s2w'
u THE RACES over this be au,ful course opposite the
city OF New York. commences Wednesday jane 9,
WIN prospect OF sport seldom squalied The meeting will
be held three days
Fist day, Wednesday, 2 ocIock-Purse $500 mile
closed. Suhscribers;-
a. l. Bots names ch T. Margaret Ridgey by Felipe,
OF Pbilhs, four old.
WIN. Jones Gracious by Sir Lowell dam Ele.
amor. four years old.
8. d. Abbott CHI. shepherdess, by Lance dam by Re-
venge, six years0 old
Second day Thursday ocock-Purse $685. mile heats
In the afternoon OF Thursday purse OF 70 dollars will be
given for mule entrance money added To the
Third day, Frday. o'clock-Purse $1,000 mile heats
Same day-Purse Sl00-mlo heats
The great celebrity Of the horses in attendance for this
meeting being the last of the New York campaign,
The expectation of much excitement II Is enough knew
the celebrated Duane has travelled 400 niles meet
in Col JohnsoR's stable, Boson Atasna, the mile day
Friday, over this course. ALEX. l.. Bolts,
DAVID II. BRANCH,
je4A c. 3. BROWNING.
VAUXHALL GARDEM.
p MIR. LOVE the Dramatic Poly phon will exhibit bis
lug Monday evening, Jun. 4ih The BRASS BAND win
perform numssr Of and beautiful pieces, vz-Grand
March, dedicated TO the 9th Regiment Grand march, ded-
lated TO the Light Guards Captain Vincent Grand march,
dedicated Samuel w Seely, Captain o. the Tempkias
Blues Grand waltz, trombone obgsto, &c &c &c Leader
Mr. Lothia an.
Admttance rs cents Doors open at o'clock Perform
will commence al half past O'Clock.
~ Each evening OF Loves rformances there will be
change. jeS6
uANINGTON,s DIORAMIC INSTITUTED
ed. Two Dioramic Scenes OF powerful interest
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