The New York herald., 1862-04-05
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, APRIL s. 1852

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Queen Elizabeth Che, Ia, s Mrs Farren
Who ha. achieved marSeous Success during the las, five
years throughout California Australia Europe having
the appearing audience Of her own
country, in her native city, Monday evening, April T.
N:B-Bos book now open. Seats may be secured for
HISS Proyosts nrst nigh. without extra charge
MELODEoN. $50 BROADWAY. BETWEEN SPRING
Az 'FH TfoSEsR Sasi ooSoERr HALL OF AMERICA.
The unique as'Ga GhEif {! n &PRsfSEE &aRnoSEoN 81 the
adding 70 the already most diversified berforance in the
MODEL CONCERT HALL OF AMERICA
The on Monday evening" April 1885,? Of an
'''' and '"eAss scIESTiffc ESalf e EouEsrR1ANs
has excited the envy and jealousy Of his would be miators
ap Ss people for ay Wc e1ss
aad 10 l5e s Win the mise
No sooner Nj. Aienson (yen known to professionally
SPECIAL AGENT To EUROPE
for the Mcodeon than they send for their penny ine
scbSsr owing st.y Of a. carly cduea
friends advise them that the public ihoash .heir
tempt write down proess whlsh hey have osi.dst
ali fail and the pubic leave them to their own
they o the s o Ss
the sea. mSsa Of the People care II II or II and pride
:y IN :,ss e
So Upon the score or sroeraey the 2siodeon esce We
well s the Is cent s ene M
the
scat thus PrGvdias for the % wants @ and purses Of al
we that the public al large understand that introducing
VIC MApIGAN's EQUESTRIAN TROUPE
there VIII be diminuton OF the regular attractions nightly
yet be ssss& & S sse ia thai not S only the old
engaging star Of merit win be continued tho OBJ.
5 s .ns & s The
expenditure OF 5000 has required to prepare for
the reception Sst.N6 e. Nd EQUESTRIAN PAGEANT.
eecng such alteration In The machinery that tho most
standing Of the equestrian engaged appear in
s w es old hat d s stars be
that additional introduction such supa ssng novelties
the long of the Ms,odeon sas never BEEN me-
cessay 70 sch1ylerze agent 70 company and vice versa
ton viii be the first time The experience Of the
propretor t. The public DO not appreciate liberal expend
fortunes graceful surrender will be made any sheriff
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ness that the agent VIII lind erec. connection between the
Look out for opening, Monday. Aprii7.
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Coming on Sunday evcn.s April Q, 1857
Assisted BY the Aron sosie,y and Nos Grand 0rchesra
Consisting OF S first ess, so9s sns1 conduoorFr Kruger
FIRST
! Fantasia for Pianofor,c La somnambula Tha,bcr'
Miss Jennie Trcucr
Seventh rcgiincstN 7 v: by; Fr Kruger
| Full faRT ssisT' sEeSS6. sse Ss;Sc'r''
;s sms ak1 kJsII TaI sJsn Han. nass
The solos, part. and quar,ees by renowned artists
Sing asems and 1ros sooiey VI '' ~" i0f'
Cone, i to colnlnsnce O'Clock Tickets 50 cents Tc
nsa q ~ m kas @ "ss a. he &
cents extra and text books in German ard English, att