The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.
MR.. FORREST,
his third appearance Tor wear. at tins Theatre.
THIS EVE EaS4' OF oFv L I0s's be performed
c''q Psa Msao'e. Mn III Hunt rSTt''
THE BU Be fsf' oS B M.iG
Doctor s@usisee:; .::'fishs
Door. Spen at quarter l. The Curtain will rise pr.
eiselv al quarter past O'Clock.
CHATHAM THEATRE. -
~. Boxes = cents, P, lshisen9, .u
RENovATEED &S SiS'f RiE.oPENED
THIS EVENING. Nov THE Performance will con-
r DUMB MAN %i IF MN'a'1NcHEsrER,
TIE AGi RE ES'fs'
To S SSssla YfI x,h the '
Den Juan ...............M MIR Barnes
mTrCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE,
THIS EVENING, Nov. The performance will com
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C7-Doors open at 61l-Curtain rise at T.
CIRCUs=s0WERY AMPHITHEATRE.
Treasurer }9fN cE.ns osxa IA Equestrian Direct,
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The Curious Tranca Dance Of Madrid will be given by Mr.
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g Season Tickets FOR sale at the box Office, price s..
Doors open at Ga o'clock Performances commences at T.
PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
onr SBroad,cag, opgosits the CITY HqH.(
$oR SSR
Mr. H. Bennett Manager is happy TO announce engage
'.''' WIN MADAME ADoLrHE,
Who be privately consulted during every day and evening
PAST, f 9|f Sc Tgss aSp RF '9f
BY s aE.
''' . FoEETT TTSS , Teller!
THE GREAT MAGICIAN!
VIII MEGp fH%aiNTi 70 d' FfGTR 'se'
Mr. collins Comic Singer and 500 o0o GurSsisiss
and sa5.,sy If sss Ss At ,s s.s
l21s those who consult Madame Adolph.
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AND RPETUAL FAIR.
ro $ENkKkf t +SM T MFbk OF
IT, WEIGHING ONLY 81 EI JJJdJ POUNDS.
lady which places truth Of that S SCIENCE ss
Positively K H w LEN # Il eccentric
Mr. Sh nnsa Is SE Ei%G%%!fs5 vocalist, vocalist &C.
appearance Of Cen Tom thumb D'' anu p0'''e' the last
ne.aay this week will positively be produced on Monday
Admission to whole IS cen-chiden under ten years
THIRD GRAND CONCERT,
AT THE The A AR9ko sHAM Eo &S
THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, NOV. l, ls4s.
liant audiences, on Monday and Tuesday nights, has
'"'e MISSES MARY AND RosINA SHAW,
assisted by their h WR AVN n SHAW
third grand the above time and place.
Forte
Tickets Ftyi Cents rs be obtained the music
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
by Mr.. ?. X; WEIZEL on Thursday Evening, Nov 2nd,
the B'Q RkSc lTi!G'f pERFG iJEM hEyRfssm
A GENTLE MAN AMATEUR,
MR. KNAEBEI.
Mr.. WEIZEL,
Assisted by efficient Orchestra.
LEADER. '-.'......' 1900 Mr.. Y. c. Hill.
Conductor, -. Mr.. Timm.
y s sssTs Be Nh h Ws
Hicks and Pierpont SITS, or at the door
TO commence at quarter before g. OBJ 3tsr
FRIDAY November 3D. 1913 BY general request conse-
quence of the number of families who unable
NINE. CiNTI DAMoREAU
MONS. j. ARTOT,
Have the honor of announcing their Farewell and positively
Last Concert before leaving for Boston, on
FRIDAY, the Sd Nov, 1885,
at theWashington Hotel. . 49,
r." For Programme see small bills.
" Tickets 81 each-To be had at the Music Stores and
Hotels and at the door
Concert to commence at o'clock o9l
CONCERT.
MADAM LAZARE AND MR. MIRO beg respectruyito
w that they the solicitation Of
friends concluded second and last Concert the
occasion they will be assisted by eminent professors
Tickets One Dollar each-To be hal the Music Stores and
Hotels o3l itsec
PARK THEATRE.
MIR PLACIDE'S BENEFIT
And Last Appearance pnor his departure for the South.
M H. PLAClDE Tespecfully informs his friends and the
W public general that his Benefit and last appearance
New York I5eyOps to his dsEaprs for the south will take
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