The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-23

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o. 1T WILL BE THEIR OWN FAULT if people
do not embrace the opportunity of going that prnce
hall of entertainments the New York Museum. A my
Rad OF wonders there congegated around them the
living and the dead The wonderful Giant and Dwarf
knowledged by all to be the greatest cursoses have
ever had amongyus are to exhibit for the last week Hill
has engaged troupe of the wild OF the prairie land
with their squawshe largest company gathered in
this city, embracing among the number two celebrated
chiefs. Tho ceremonies ncantaons, dances and reli-
gious rites Of these interesting tribes will be faithfully de-
picted. They will exhibit during the day and evening.
In the Lecture Miss Emile the charming vocalist
makes her first appearance Mr.. Shaw also sings Of
his most admired songs.
Or AMERICAN MUsEUM-such rush of visitors
as the old American never experienced will be here this
week to witness the extraordinary attractions the head
of which stands Master John Diamond the original and
unapproachabe dancer of Old Wirginny break downs.
He has been absent two years has just arrived from New
player will make the greatest display of heel and toe
genus" witnessed. Diamonds renown has induced
others to assume his but they can't de ticks
Fifteen Canadian Indian warriors and squaws the largest
company in the city engaged here also, Col
Inns, the comic singer Miss Rosae the sweet vocalist
Celeste, the charming dancer, sc. The wonderful and
my sterous fortune telling Gpsey Girl remains another
week. E -
Q1y- CHATHAM THEATRE.-Mr. Forests first be-
ne at this theatre takes place this evening" when he APP
pears in his celebrated characters Of Rchelieu and Will
liam Tell Mr. Forests personation OF the crafty Card
other representative Of the character has in
eliciting such unanimous appreciation The bare an
Of his benefit apart from the attractions offer
ed, is sufficient to ensure crowded house.