New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-16

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NTADEMoIsELLE TERESA PAROn
I'm MAURICE sTRAKosCH
TENTH Ct r. ND CON CERT
gt5#45 3si@ FOR FHE-s II y. 3sssl 5375 &E
BENEFIT OF THE ORPHANS HONE
Of the Fourth District,
i MILL e TERESA PARODI
Begs leave anRoanee that consequence Of Hs
success and very kind reception S5# .
By THE URGENT REQUEST
of great number distinguished who have been
eve eve z S SeT GRAND coNdERT -
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING" Februar5 16,
&5 "a st.E At ODD FELLOWS HAEIrr
The entire receipts Of which VII 70 he geue
On which occasion she viii be assisted by
MADAME AMALIA PATTI sTRAKoscH. the dIasirguiahea
sIGNoR LEONARDO, the eminent Baritone.
Under !s direction q the great Pianist STR
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Mime AMALIAPATTI sTRAEOsCH viii sing
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| MI. TEAKoScH win perform, on the Piano.
~ The Nightingale, a woodland scene;
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MANS Charles Bookstoe and d the ST. Lonia HatsI
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visited BY % persons since his arrival in
He remains but one week longer Is now open at The
did Rooms, IS St Charles street opposite the Southern Bank
| VIII be added 6@-5&E
THE WONDERFUL FRENCH BIRD WARBLER for tlas
THE INFANT EsAu AND pf His MOTHER, Mime cofaaa.
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her IN ssitneriand Frahes England and tie Tinted st
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and reqares hundred and and three
n&Doo5s at halfpast 4 NJ til 8 M and 70 s-
ADMISSION Is cents. Children servants half price
WiI open on MONDAY, February il, and continue u,ea
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accommodation of Ladies and Children :, 4 .55g2 u
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GREAT EXCITEMENT. AT yANNUcHrg
PaE hs
The Ssl MuseH w at an enormous expense and gives s
| GRAND soIREEs MAGIoUEs rs
The collection of WAX STATUARY consisting of the gruap q
= THE LORDS SUPPER, the Beigerant Powers and Be-
this conn ssi one Of the hnsst exhibited
nDay Performances Of the Magician Saturdays TEsEe
procured during the day, with printed nunrdE
chair without extra charge. &F#i *,sy.55f8t=
A LIVING OURSSEG 0UTANG,, 55s
The frest specimen Of Its kind in the country. $
rs Admission, 50 cents; children half price sS,Et-
EThe public respectfully cautioned to remember the
ing purporting be Museum only find out thaA laT
are duped after they have paid their money. Us
TH1Es G G " ATTRACTION At % sF
LOWELL. arrived with his large PERFORMING BEAB
from Australia, and is exhibiting him Charles
street. from A. NJ. until P. NJ daily. - Et'7 = =
This animal is the largest captured weighing upwards
1900 pounds, and taken when quite young, by w..
Loye and has been reared by himself alone until he
exhibits an intelligence almost human.
He also exhibits the most accurate pantomme his mode eff
tack when an enemy approaches in which the most ts
rifle attitudes takeh effects which
produced on the admr1ng yet terrified audience 1 fF8
Next his mode Of repose when seeking shelter from the sy
his native jungles described in series of grotq
and langhable pictures X. -
Next the wants of his nature told in manner which
beings might initiate with advantage
The grand cmacterc is exhibited when Mr. Lowell eusr
Denizen of the jungle, and controls with the magic
mind any motion of this terrific monster feat beoas
performed by any other human being. yg e.
NJ"For particulars bills.
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