New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28
.4ymOry Hall.
GRAND FAREWELL FESTIVAL.
MILE TERESA pARODI.

Donna
she will give GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, April %, 1852,
by following eminent artists
MILE AMALIA PATTI,
The favore Vocalist;
SIGNOR ARNOLDI
The the Operaa Aan Havana Mexico
MIsKA HAUSER,
The eminent Violnt.
Conductor Director. MAURICE STRAKOSCH.
tS- Progrsmm4 Masters of
CLASSICAL, POPULAR AND SACRED MUSIC, will the
richest andn os ed .ver in New Orleans.
Mile TERESA PARoDi will sing, for the first time in Neworeens,
the following pieces
Paccini Opera Niobe'
known as Mime. Guditta Pastas greatest vocal effort.
7.,." Robert que ae' Meyerbesrs Robert Db'
tsung in French
3d." All non gunge - from t,elin's "somuanbua"
l.. Grand Dretto from Rossini's sabat Mater and
5..By request repea, Ber's
MAURICE sTRAKoscH will play, for the first time
...."Tle Nightingale Woodland Sketch.
b." Confession dune epns fle.'
g.. Grand Bolero di brayoura.'
aop de Coner and his Grand Fantasia Airs from
File du Regiment"
Fantasia avori'e Donizets Opera
fHS '' sD'sn MAu HtaEs sT rF4 s;tI "'
eapoian1 dreaming Of thee" avorite English Song
'D's ~ " SiGSoRiNA AMALIA PATTI
3d.. Lcreza Borgia, composed
executed for the first MIS- Z HAusER.
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MILE TERESA PARoDI,
49, Ronanan-- Sung by snsos ARNOLD,
ls BY re4u.rbs Grand DueO fpm Bsln, ore'a, Norman
| MILE TERESA PARoDt AND sIeNoR1SA AMAIIA PATTI,
| si7- Prizes of admission all parta of The rcom
IL co.
~ Tickets may the Music Stores ard Hotels,
will positively tickets than the
| iortaby hold.
t Gentlemen respectfully requested provide Themselves
early with tickets prevent confusion
| IF Doors open al O'Clock, Concert be gins ats.
q No postponement account Of the weather. apps
| POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER.
q RAND MILITARY and CIVIC BALL e3
Va TO be given by the WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, at *
the Amery Hall, SATURDAY, the st May 1852, for The
ns he evening salute on The "a February
| COMMITTEE OF INVITATION AND ARRANGEMENT:
ss ss dsn Private Dssa F Fyas s. ss snan
will be found the Arsenal
God evening from 10 o'clock from whom ae nvi
u Tick is ONE DOLLAR Tickets previously issued will be goot
| for the ap2ek
EaACING RACE-BINGA- g.
1 MAN Course, A1errns.-sUNDAY, 49,
~ Ss' e. $9S5 E. r. -: -:
in Five, under the saddle Wight y 4 s IS pounds
c. A. Cammty SAIII.Y-Rder W, p. Peabody.
John Burnet enters JOE WsoN--Rder, Albert ConNkn
- Admance to the gates mud public stands Fifty Cents Badges
The Proprietor will give for PACING and ToTTIN;
on TUESDAY May A. WEDNESDAY MAY and THLRSDAY, ll
ap27 THoS L. IEEf E. Agent.
Y ECTURES FOR THE LADIES-We would
viii COURSE OF LECTURES delivered to- intended
pressy Them consisting of the PHYSIOLOGY, the PATHOLOGY
OF DISEASES Females with the LAWS OF
HYGEA Lady Physician OF this city These Lectures viii
commence TUESDAY, April O'clock and be continue
Carroon Railroad Depot BaOnne and Perddo
~ Tickets Il the door-price, fifty cents. ap73tf
GREAT EXCITEMENT-Th celebrated Mn,
VI LAMONT Banum's Museum, NewYork has returned
y her Biloxi holds daily he
No ia Carondelet street. between Peddo and Poydrs
Revelations the scientific Phrenology and PALMS.
Try the OF ner favorable and correct prediction to Mile Jenn
The long residence Madame Lamont
with Eastern hag have her tn
occult knowledge by this country
pending VIII ma to
, tage to give her tan 49,,
Fifty ladies and One Dollar for gentlemen ms en-
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs g. &
l. RoSlERE, ST. Charles No. 81 Pr
fessOrs OF the noble Anrt of Seltl,etence. nal