The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-18

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pARK TuEArRE- PUBLIC IS REsPEcryuIIvN
ga inst With The celebrated vennoso children under he drive
on Of Mds Weis The members Of the dramatic and
the box office Immediately
QowERY TnEArRE.-TIIrRspAy EVENING NAV n
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sy 2 cents Doors at T. performance
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7-commence at 8 o'clock
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at this aS eas They hold forth the for to-
together with beautiful Young ladies' been
Bills ON f ns pqsi will BE- @
benefit at this theatre.
RANvARDs MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE MTssIs
norama will commence moving at o'clock precisely After
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VAUxHAIL GARDENS NOW oPEN-sPLENDID sA.
and BY the Kmste family rom E
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the ballet accompanied by the harp VIOLIN and guitar Adms
at o'clock
VTABERN ACLE-MR DEMPsTER's ORIGINAL BALLAD
- Entertainments at the Tabernacle, Friday Evening May
Women The dark has left US THOSE Rainy
get thee Footsteps Of AngelsIe Dying Child and the Angel
Of Death Songs Of Burns Oh rorth cqSd and Restless
conclude with the May Queen in three parts Tickets so
10 commence ~ eiBht O'CLOCK
~ REAT SUCCESS OF PROFESSOR PESCHs Gel EBR ATED
~ Band of Female Mnstre Pictures received
nightly with ennpured applause the Temple the
No Cana This is the first band Of female minses that
appeared in the United States Doors open ocock-Jer
fornance to o'clock par
quet % cents-Orchestra Box, 50 cents.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
w Mr. Collins fourth night Thursday Evening May L. 1885,
VIII be performed the drama of BORN TO GOOD LUCK
Paudreen Rafferty, Mr. Collins; Count Malt Mr. ABeeket
Coodno Mr. Nagle Marguereo Mrs Rogers Nina Miss Chap
After which, HIS LAST LEGSOC alaghan Mr. Collins
To conclude with the drama of THE CARBONART
Godsmiths Daughter Frederick Marquis de Paavicin
Wheatley Ascanio del Dono Mr. Leman Rebecca
smiths Daughter, Miss Fisher GAMMA Miss Chapman.
morrow, Mr. Collins Benefit
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and ready furnish to the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New
York and strangers Confectionery and Refreshments of all kinds
in season. both day and evening Confectionery Ice Creams Fruit
Ices arlotte Jees Cakes and Fruits ready all times and
served by polite and attentive walters Families and parties
nhed with any thing the line notice Browns
Cotillon Band in attendance every fine evening
ITO BE SOLD AT TUE SHOP OF THE UNDERSIGNED,
No. 81 Ann street. where he will in future
carpenering business large glass Case Counters and
other fixtures good condition. and ready he iinmedi
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Ann street.
NV GOD CUTS AND STEEL PLATES FOR SALE-TwO
w three hundred fine wood engravings illustrating tho
leading events Of the three four years. splendid
Steel Plates Views Of the Park and Union Square
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