New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30
Theatrical Items.

equal to Clara Fisher or Master Burke when OF miss
Quinns age and they crowded the old Park theater
week after week in days gone by. Laura Keene has
produced spectacle drama called The Sea of Ice
got up regardless Of expense which is having a
very successful run. At Wallack's, succession Of
new plays are produced, with moderate success At
the Broadway, Charles Mathews is drawing good
houses. The Bowery has been temporarily turned
into, . circus. Sands, Nathan 4 Co.'S equestrian
troupe were TO open on the 23d inst. IA v. y
N Miss Heron concluded her two weeks engagement
lat the National, Cincinnati, last week.
Miss Juliana May has given very successful con-
cert at Washington, and will shortly give one in Bal
timore.
/ The Corradi-sett troupe, With yestyali, were ex.
pected in Matanzas on the 18th inst. Parodi, it is
said has joined the troupe. 4
Mrs. Farren commenced q fortnghts engagement
at the National, Cincinnati, on the 23d. Mr.. MUIR.
doch was playing at Woods theater Cincinnati, last
week. It is stated that be has made an engagement
to play seventy consecutive nights in New Orleans,
st. Louis and Cincinnati, for which he is to receive
the snug little douceur Of $40 900. Edwin Booth has
completed his engagement in Cincinnati, and it is
said that the largest audience ever crowded within
the theater present the occasion Of Mr. Booth
and Miss Eliza Logan appearing together in Shak-
| speare's comedy Of Much Ado about Nothing'
The Strakosch concert troupe were at Baltimore
last week. Yieuxtemps was too sick to appear at
either Of the concerts in Philadelphia and Frezzolini
| made no sensation. ~ ssiisfis
Mi. and Miss Richings, with Mr.. Frazier were an
nounced appear at the Walnut street theater Phil
adelphis, on the 23d. fsta
Mr.. John Brougham was taken with fever at Roch-
ester, and has returned TO New York. It is stated
that he has abandoned his southern trip in conse-
quence OF ill-health. IS ,t
Mr.. Neafe has left New York for Chicago. He
opens at McVicker's new theater tonight in Hamlet
Mt. Booth was at Buffalo at last accounts.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drew and Miss Charlotte Cramp-
Ton are at Memphis.
Charlotte Cushman, who was under contract with
Burton for the winter term to play under sauspces
Id the northern cities has amcably dissolved the con-
nection and travels on her own responsibility. She
certainly visits this city and Mobile during the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood have become great favorites at
Mobile. is8s
Mr.. and Mrs. starke, from California, are in this city
The gentleman will be remembered as the leading
member of the st. Charles company several years
since. t0s 4 a4l7f
HOUSE FURNISHING GooDs.-Every conceivable
the stock of MessrR Sau,nel E. Moore Co., No 40 Camp
street, each article in such variety that may
fitted according the humbest exrayagant
goods besides being sold very cheap delivered
In any part of the city Housekeepers and retail dealers
well advised to read the advertisement another
COAL AT FfFrY CENTS A BARREL.- Mr.. P. H.
Willard at No. Is Exchange Place. is selling good article of
coal for family at half dollar barrel See advertise
me mt.
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WATCH AND CHRoNoMETER MANUFAcToRY.-
James Pascal at No. "a Commercial Place. has superior
anywhere manufacturer of watches and chonomeers
regulator and rspure Of the same especially worthy
patronage of those who particular hair in the nicely
and precision of their ekeepers See Mr.. P's card.
cgEl7pT g5-y f .lia
MRS. TURNER'S, Nos. lO7 AND l09 CANAL STREET
This establishment of the peculiar institutions
street, and lady stepping into it for the first time might well
fancy herself in of the elegant and
Of Paris The display of bonnets and other fancy
altogether magnificent the coaks malas
pondigy rich and beautiful and the dress making depart
mentis US complete and welapponted the of
iouabe community possibly require. Each department
the establishment presided by lady of and expert
Ladies' wishing ball wedding outfits up stylish ly
and quickly find better place their purpose
direct their attention to Mrs Turnes advertisement this
mornings Crescent. re- @ Ati
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, VERY CHEAP.-
The establishment of Madame Fabo the Of Charres
stEees ptcome Immensely popular with tint
ladies this fall not only of the great elegance
importsons from Paris but likewise remark
ably low prices which she sells Her striking
exception to the general idea that all the splendid cheaI
goods confined to the stores in the central part city
Her store is distance down town. and the ladies OF the
Second and Third Districts have been having pretty
themselves and know that The Fabio nstu
ton down that way. We confidently inform lady
friends town that it is worth while go down and MN
Fabio and her splendid stock Of goods. @ .
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OvERCoATs.-These articles are to be found in thu
greatest variety and in the progous quantity
shment of Messrs Peson Harrison Co.. corner Of Maya
zine and Canal streets together with every other carmen
which comforts and embellshes the human form divine
the masculine humann proporopate varieties quantities
All the goods well made and Stylish
remey low prices Country merchants Strangers
folks may profit alike by rigging themselves Pieson
Harrison AZ Co.'s Their advertisement in another column
| speaks emphateally and clearly the subject.
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| For LADIES AND CHtLDREN.-The establishment
Of Mrs Cady Co. at No. Oh Canal street. especially WORTH
the consideration of ladies who in laying their MILL cry
dress trimmings hosiery and would like to lay clothing
for their children and babies Mrs Cady experienced
di and has large patronage by the excellence and
Of her work. and reasonable which
We refer to her card in another column
| The Forty DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE.-Eyer,
housekeeper has much sewing do speed
lily and we'll should provide himself herself with
forty dollar sewing machnes offering for sale
rick at No. Camp street. where they may opera
ton. II is amachine whose merits aested by its rapid