The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-24
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
Corner RrOadtrau and Ann street.

T. I. Bsrnum, Manager.
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Blowing Grand Cosmorsma. and 500 o0 Cunositiss sa4r
Adm,tiance 10 the Who'll. IS cenis-chIdren h,lrp,ice.
PEALh.'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
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Admittance as cents-children half price. nae
M 4. pEMPsTER'S BALLAD sOIREkS-Mr. DEMP
viii vii 3 given h at e., e.: f S.% = a9's seei:,y ;h Library r.. pt Oh M s1.i:s.
Wednesday and Friday Evenings, the 2s'h, asth;, and 2sih
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soDss. The Lament Of ,hs fi,h Emisrsni BID Of !hs WI
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&c Particulars Of viii: h VII! be announced in 'msll bills to
Oe T psI ! Sai ffss %olia ,G'es Children half price-to be hadya. tn.
MEI KOPOLITAN
THE Subs :rib.r having entered into arrangement to con
street, into a theatre, would respectfully ammo unce her inten
tions 10 the patrons Of TIE Drama, and the public generally,
hoping they will * end their patronage TO an undertaking, upon
which she has entered al Sc Jason, " hen the condition Of her
profession demands more than ordinary activity and attention.
Her proposals are az follows -
I-That each person holding two shares Of stock in their
own right, ahsll be entitled to a free admission upon every
n.-Each stockholder shall be entitled to per cent in.erest
upon each share-pay able half yearly.
Ul-The subscriber will insure the premises, or pay each
stockho'der not more than s per cent on each share, for that
purpose, a. may he agreed upon.
IV.-To secure the pupctusl payment Of The interest TO the
Stockholders and a final adjustment with them. the deed Of the
property will be assigned to q trustee rejected by the stock
V-shsrts transferable every six mon thss
Vl.-The theatre TO be managed by the subscriber on her own
account, and under her own dire ctIc n-sutJect only TO the pro-
visions in the agreement with the stockholders.
Any person ds irous Of comforting with the subs ,riber, Will
please call at her residence, President Hotel, Broadway.
CHARLOTTE s. CUSHMAN,
New York, April. 1872. alslwr-
DLEAsANT EXCURsION.-A sail across the Hudson to
now fail o yield much Satisfaction to the admirers Of tn
beauties Of nature, and to those who may require, after being
pent up for the winter in a crowded city. fresh air and some
relaxa'ion. The extensive grounds of this love spot, sch
berally thrown open to he public. are now decked in ak the
Iuxuriant ire shness of an early spring. This. beyond doubt y
the most agreeable excursion that can be made at this season
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dramatic R~EADING5-MIss CLARENDON :ha.
SOCIETY LIBRARY, on Tuesday evening, April IS, The
Readings " i'll consist OF selections. from American poets and
dramatic su'hors, and the limitations OF weliknown scenes
from The Comedy Of London Assurance.
Keadiogs To commence at eight O'Clock, Tickets. 50 cents.
to be had at the principal book stores, and the door oil the LII
brary on ,h- evening.