The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-29

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03- A CARD.-Miss Helen Rallia would respectfully
to her friends and the patrons Uf the
Chatham Theatre that tonight Frday Dec 29h) is set
apart for her first benefit on which occasion Miss St
Clair and Mr.. John Hoagand have kindly volunteered
and will appear in their most admired songs and dances
Miss r. hopes that this her first appeal to the public, will
be warmly answered by the generosity of those who have
ever SO kindly received her at this house.
05- THE ATTRA CTIONs OF PEALE's MUSEUM
greater for the present holidays than ever and exceed
those of any similar establishment in America The two
white negro children who have all the features of the AZ
rican the greatest novelty oered and the
performances by Mons. Adrian, Miss Adair, Miss Ban
chard Sc of superior order, and elicit rapures of
applause every day and evening. Mad. Adolph the phi
losophc fortune teller may be and privately
the large and spacious saloons of this establishment
crowded at all times.
o. LAST LECTURE, REGULATIONS AND SING
Moths evening, by Messrs Bronson and NASH in the
University Chapel at "A O'Clock. Subiects-Closing OF
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