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ST. o1Ir = EsLEs rmEArER-sr CHARLES ST.
propr etor,. DE BAR E. EDDY.
Friday Evening, October @Gth, 1860,
Benefit Of Mr. E. EDDY on which occasion he will appear
OthellO,
Assisled by q cast of Great Excellence
E. L. Tton as Tago; Miss Alice Placide Amelia Mrs F.
Keach a. Desdem9Ra; e 2,s o - B Collins NJ B. Pike f. h
To conclude with the dramatic sketch Of the
Old Guard.
satnrdss-schers Great Play of the ROBBERS.
Monday-The great sensational play of RoCAMBoLE
CADENY OF MUsIC-sT. CHARLES ST.
sPALDING B1DwELL. ,Proprietors and Managers
Performing every Night and Saturday Noon.
Mammoth Variety Company. m
Programme changed nightly. producing the Gems of
OPERA Comedy Farce, Ballet, Buresquc, Ethopanism,
songs Dances Pantomme Comicaes, Sensational Aero
battles and Gymnastics.
FAMILY MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY.
VARIETIES sTmEATER-GRAvIEE STREET.
W R. FLOYD Manager.
Thursday and Friday Evenings,
vii be presented new Comedy by Boucicault, entitled
HOW SHE LOVES HIM
With great cast including Mrs chaqfreu Mrs Lsghon
Jas tss caden Tds n Ffe Ii Davenport
yard, Parslos and Boomngdae = ,
PAS DE DEUX by Miss Rosa Wood ana Miss Angela Seton
Various Attractive Nov tes in active preparation.
ST CHARLES THEATEE-sT CHARLES ST.
MADAME GHIoNI AND s1GNoR sUsINrs
Grand italian Opera.
THE GHIOSI AND sUsINI GRAND OPERA COM
PANY greatly strengthened and rewy organized, viii give
at the St Charles Theater Two Weeks Of Grand Italian OPERA
comne uciug tie 5h Of November, 1866.
In addition the established fvoes Of last winter Nine
GHIoNI, Mile CANISsAt Mime PATTI STRAKOSCH
sgnori ERRANI NJ ARIA and SUSINI, the Director has
succeeded in securing the following eminent artists:
signor ETT0RE IRFRE Primo Tenoro Absolute, from the
Grand Italian Opera St. Petersburg Odessa Milan
Madrd Paris last principal Tenor and mos:
cessfu artist Of the Max Maretzek's Opera Company.
Siguor ACHlLLE ARDAVANI, Primo Barittono Italiar
Opera Paris and lately OF Max Maretaeks Opera Company
sieaor DOMINGO COLETTI the famous Basso.
sisnor GIUSEPPI sARTI, Basso Buffo.
signor G. NICoLAO, Musical Director.
! largely
and Principal Performers constitute sevenyfve First C"s
Artists who will produce the latest Operate novelties wit
new and costly dresses, properties and fine scenery.
The Repertoir includes the AFRICAINE, CRIsPINo
LA COMARE, the two latest sensations; also FAUST
LUCREzIA, BARBIhRE DE sEFlGLIA, TROFAIoRE
ERNANI, FRA DIAvLo, NORMA and many others.
B=The Subscription Book for the ten nights or for th
first second five nights, will open Monday Oct %
,e Box Office Of the Theater Mr. Gunewads and Messre
A f. Backmar Co. music stores, and j. jacobs Lazt
Ivt,g's apyaIrv M sI.
Admission to Dress Circle Parqdette 81 So No extr
charge for reserved seats
e rVImE MECHANICS IND
AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION
OF LOUISIANA.
It The frst GRAND FAIR of this Association will taE
place on the
FAIR GROUNDS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Commencing on
Tuesdny, Goth OF November next.
Inventors manufacturers agricuurists stock rasers ar
Others any portion of the United States desrous of beir
represented in this industrial exhibition obtain full
formation by addressing the officers of the association
L N MARKS, President
LUTHER HOMES Secretary and Treasurer
c. H. S LocoMB, Chairman of the Committee on Fe
ss Grounds
a. CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM
40 AND 70 ST. CHARLES ST. OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HoFE
= Open from a. till Il P. NJ Daily.
R. W. sCHAFFER MANAGE
The Museum building has been refted enlarged at
enormous expense expressly for the Curostie be exhi
ted therein
OVER TEN THOUSAND CURIOsITIEs, comprisi
Wild Beasts Birds, Fishes, Insects Minerals, Pantin
:, Coins Relics of the Revolution and wonderful things m
every part known world will be there found eHh
ton. In connection with the above curiosties AMES
GREAT TRAVELLING MENAGERIE, consisting of Afric
Lions, Tigers, Leopards Kangaroos Baboons Birds Ei
will daily exhibition together with celebrated Chin
Juggers and Artists, who will perform wonderful and dar
ieats in Knife Throwing, Etc. The intrepid LA BELL
LOUISE and her Performing Animals will daily add to
attractions of the Museum.
Admission 50 cents Children 25 cents.
The Crescent City Museum will open Wednesday, Oct 10
IL
nd BALLS---BALLS.
ct GRAND FANCY DRESS, HAsKE
AND REGALIA BALL,
TO be given by the
CoNCLAvE FRATERNITE ORDER OF s.. W. NJ
On Saturday Evening. Nov. 10, 1866,
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