The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

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NIBI.O's GARDEN.
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The evening performance viii exety O'Clock.
A GRAND overture.
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Spanish Dance entitled Ii so ' d xere by Miss weu.
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Doors opsn half past o'clock Entertainments TO
THIS EvENI,3G, June ie-1'he performances commences
chevres 5, Frame Barry chevaisrN X.lecar Andrew.
Sailor. Homp,e Amer S which MrKiux
Abour The 'Llosc cisi ROs srhANoEH William.
Doors open at scvenpeormance viii commence at hall
boxes, sl--Pi,, 50 cents Gallery, Is cents
CHATHAM THEATRE.
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samSSS jail, Rice Antique Mrs ssi Herbert
Mr. Rice will sing new version ofJm Crow.
THE srE acST fRisI ERi T,I
Nicodifm mus, Held Ds'oV Mr., rAo Ms'ayer
poois win open IN future a. quarter past Oeocl and tho
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HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM.
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Sacred Concert Sunday Evening, under the direction
Admission Is cents ia lw
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than are contained in any FIVE museums N .n s.,,
Ad,Sancc to the whole 2, csnts-children half price,
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lsnd ciIen. Company q Riders, each picked equestrian
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finest compositions Of tic Great Masters admirably played
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children il he Union Seen, Of NJ R;.l,v ard
his a son uat scs III Who oe SsSod such
Poses ss q The Sr c e an
company OF Ladies, headed by the accomplished M
hgh,lul The greatest liyrg Acrobat, M o. Sweet, WI d.
pay his superb Eqmiuns splendid Dances the Tight
Rope
The Comic Singer of the Day, Mr. Dickinson, will oc-
casofay introduce the Iofniiar sonss-he
great East Indian Neeomanc Feats by Mr. Jenniis. o
talented roupe-nee horse acts of dash and dare by Mr.
Howard. 80,
Twenty performers will represent Grand Historical Csva
cade Pisesnts with the be autifr stud &C Hones
And accordance with the OF the day the excel
lent and ua spccmem OF Negro Song and Dance TIA!
monarch OF Heel and Toe the Incompatible john smith, aided
by light hseed Tommy Coleman the great BANJO Player w.
Chestnut and the Prince OF FaganinEies H. Holman AZ