The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-24

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MILE. MARIA HENNEcARr
LIS ACHILLES.
MONSIEUR MATHEW.
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full particulars Of the most fashionable eopement Of the day
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Heaven bless .hem both, and maJ they ever be
! UDited nrm in close fraternity.
Distant Relations written high Of thought
and language which woui Suggest brilliant qualifications for
10 Gu are = and
brought The house down with the uproa
Gus plaudits-
There two three fresh and well drawn charasters
by Miss Kesne; newsboy OF theatrical Of In
which Master Wren perfect he had graduad In
The New York Times of the 18Th saysA crowd dense and
parallel received the new three act piece Of Disns RSs
toDsr Friday evening Is entirely psce de oircon.
events and Ocsass Without being Violent Or spread essis
h In plain and earnest words the honest
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purpose truth Of expression the audience stop
not in piece the hearts Of is sudto every
word therefore which indicates sentiment Of fidelity the
moved BY common impulse Of desh and browns he play
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Miss Ksene came before the curtain and s maintaining the
to tell who tbe au,hor she wouidnt which soonc
TO the "cal Of the houAe received with vast
there was one piece on the New York stage which not
l play WAS at least honest
Perform nce over at 10 o'clock.
In active preparation three act Drama ADAPTED by
puar dramats from standard novel,
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