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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-GALA MATTNEE.
n SATURDAY Last Mstioes ofthe Season. 1t o'cIo,s.
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Admission sl No reserved .ests. Doors open .. H.
to by s1 sosa lss ssiIs e sdsScs they
as pinspal music stores and h''ei and
''''''H s1TgsSaT isfs f'is 'sirINEE q. whole
PATTI LUCIA bar5ASEE n 5ASEFMooA vEnRr.
The s'ISHd bER ASi SssfgcaGr% E WeIsT1; Celebrated
C0LSON. sTRAKOSCH. STIGELLL
The highly dIss rsyoRITI ss,ii EHGth Act Of
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On nsUNDAY-.Adml.sisn 80 couts--
IL PoLIUTo.
On GI;sI 0ish PATTI IN M3RfH%
4 CADEMY OF MUsIC.-sAPPHO
"A GAZZAVIGA.
Feb ~ amer which the Company Phi.dsphis Bad
"f[s PoSey sHe the last week Of the Opera and only night.
THIS azz1NgHs aIpAH EyssfS EssREaEEl Ell K &FfsSsssr
nd only night of PacinP' cpsTpsP IpspPao q
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In he course Of the evening will be performed for 1s
's''nd and i''i THE Ins'e 'eARIBALDr RATAPLAN. ,so .
Grand National Italian March composed By ssn'f MUSIC
Will Dc ''es '5esh2zANIeA, CoIsoN sTRAkosSao ssaaIo
BRIONOLI, STIGELLI, EERRI, AhoDio
SU5INI JUNCA
All the second parts fGll chorus and orchestra
Between the and second acts,
GRAND OVERTURE IN r,
Expressly composed for the Brooklyn Philharmonic soeeyT
0n SATURDAY Grand Combin iton and Farewell NATL
NEE. All the three Prma Donne gin appear:
MISS PATTI, o~,
GAZZANIGA, CObSoN
Tbis e mos povern offered, will comprise
the entire op.ra of LUCIA LAMMERMOOR the fourth
Of La fAVORIrA and the second sct OF DER FREY
BCHUTZ.
SUNDAY EVENING, Feb. ss admission 80 cents,
Grand Sacred Performance Of
IL POLIUTO.
The aest Of the Ors.oho given SUNDAY hsin-
duced the Directors to give another performance On
SUNDAY NEXT, Feb. 20,
When VIII be performed Donizettis
IL POLIUTO,
COLsON STIGELLL AMoDIO
MULLER QtINTO. FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
Admission, 50 cents; Amphtbeater, IS cent?
On pMONDAY-bARTHA Miss PATTI win make her hrst
Martha In which character she win make ser
debut in London In the Spring
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WINTER GARDEN.
COMIC MUSE

WINTER GARDEN.
COMIC MUSE
H'"'' IKE fREffIHED AND CROWDED AUDIENCES
with Of laughter and delight While other thester oGer
great attractions Of the solemn and sensation school the
MIRTH AND GAYETY,
where in the chaTmips sJt,sySgAncies nUg Of
MA JOSEPH JEFFERSON
company unequaled for their ability In this character Of
performance found Of merment and vehement
oy presided BY Of the brightest and moss genial
Mrs. JOHN WOOD, Mr.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
M GEORGE HOLLAND, Mrs. w. R. BLAKE,
NJ HARRY PEARSON, Mrs. j. d. ALLEN,
Mr.. J. II. sTODDARr.
And the btilisn. company Of the Garden In
MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA,
EVERY NIGHT.
EVERY NIGHT.
TO-NIGaT, Friday the 2ith,
VII be presented the Two Act Comedy received Its rrodoc
ton, Wednesday might. with
SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER,
THE GOVERNORS WIFE,
TbeC ernor sr j. b. stoadrt Hickory Short Mr. Jeasr.
son; Capt Hoystone Mr. Pesrson Trevor Mr. Davenport;
Briggs, Mrs. j. Wood with song and daneesJ
Alter which the Musical E.tIaysgsn5a M
in~hlcb Mrs John Wood viii give her celebrated
OPERATIC INVITATIONS.
0rsr3y Gag Mr.. Joseph Jefertcs
in consequence Of the pleasure afforded the last four evenings
Ohe patrons Of the Garden publication Of The
edition Of
"D' 'e u''''sD FRfDAY' I'D W. AND SATURDAY
positively the last nigAts
,,,,of ,,,,D
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on INsPIRATION.-The doc

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