The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-24

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| n9- THE MOST TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS HAS
crowned the efforts ofthe Manager of the American Mu
and he feels encouraged to persevere regardless
expense catering for the amusement Of the public feel
ing assurance that they will sustain him. His entertain
this week exceedingly rich and diversified; and
brang Evacuation Day. tomorrow, when he will offer
novelty before presented to the American publc-a
bona de German Gypsy Girl, curiosity well worth
| ing in this country.
nz-THE UNREMITTING JEXERTIONS OF THE
Manager of Peaes Museum to have met the appro
baton the public and the extensive saloon is crowded
every night to witness the grand entertainments Of Great
Western Booth, Cero, Sc. SC. The fortune teller is
doing great business Great preparations are making to
tomorrow and there viii doubtless be strong attractions
| throughout the day and evening.
A65-THE FAMILY NEWsPAPER-Th Anglo-Ame
rcan for this week is full of amusement and information
It contains all the best things from the foreign magazines
received by the steamer Caledonia l. Birds, beautiful
| poem by Eliza Cook; ,, Macston or the Memoirs Of
Statesman part ofths stirring story by the author ofthc
Diary of a late London Physician 3, Ellstoniana
Case Conscience > A. Madcmoisele Lenormand deep
y interesting account of an interview with this celebrated
Trepor by Bon GauItier g. Stories Of Brothers = The
knights Templars part 8 Cause OF the Aurora Borea
Literature continued H. Campbells Excursions in Cey-
Ion H. The Game Up with Repeal Agitation from Black
wood; 10, full Account Of all the Proceedings in Ire
tegence, Editorials, Musical and Dramatic Criticisms
| Reviews of New Publications. sc. sc.
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