The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-15
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CHATHAM THEATRE. KING OF THE MIST is,
its title imports, piece OF mst-ic origin, having
been drawn from one Of old German legends OF former
times To give anterior description would be useless
but from having witnessed its rehearsal, assure
all our readers that possesses most merit
II is in successful representation the English
stage, and has lately had most unprecedented run in
Philadelphia The sccneryhas been painted by MrHielge,
and is Of the most gorgeous description Imaginable,
and in every other department effects will be produced Of
character fully equal The music by Jamison is OF the
Der Freyschuz order and will be most skiiialy render
night and tomorrow evening the spectacle with other
entertainments will be given for the benefit OF the door
keepers.
BowERy AMpHITHEAT BENEFIT OF Mr.. CHAM
p11N.-No individual has ever presented stronger
claims to the public patronage than Mr. Champlan, and
to his untring exerons the public are indebted, moi
only for the enterprise of revving the Bowery Circus
for sustaining for months past under circumstances
of peculiar and universal attraction. He this evening pre-
sens such bill to the public, drawn in his own iavor
and endorsed by Levi North and variety ofother respon.
sble Names that we have no doubt will not be protested
by the Bank Of the people" to whom it is offered Tor
prompt and gracious acceptance but paid as cheerful
testimony of his merits and in gratitude for his unccssng
exertions promote the prevailing taste Tor instructive
and amusing rccreations.
| LAST DAY AND FAREWELL BENEFIT OF GEN. Tom
| THUMB, at the American Museum as ne sail Tor
Europe tomorrow in the Yorkshire There will be no
possible chance of seeing him after to-day and OF
his evees will be crowded throughout the entire day and
evening; and for the accommodation Of his numerous vi
sors there will be splendid performances in the after
noon at o'clock and in the evening at 7, by most SUI
| him for to-day Is positively his last in America
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JOHN CAVALIER, On THE FASsrrcs OF Grsus,
Translated from the French This work was originally
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Also this day received second edition of professor In
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Tale OF the trial Of principles This Is without d0uD
ngrahams best production, and every page Is iuii o.
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