Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-17


Lady Gay spanker- ....-...... Miss Rose Eytuge
PERT. .---- .-.-- Mrs. Wslcot
lish Comedy Of WILD OATS. '''"' 0'' Eng
A. 5. PENNOYER, Treasurer.
GROWERS HEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. near Willsrd's Hotel
THIS ',n 'ff,isE! sEsEEfF !EErSsFa' eF Feb H.
original ard inimitable representative of irish aS
e'esn'f''''sik Iii BARNEY WILLIAMS. s'a-a
In the ,I beautiful az aud highly Interesting Fairy
spectacle sha .Kss IKlss f0mapGs 0t9 efths
Which, with is new and beautiful scenic and me :
chantcal effects superb songs: dances, chorusses,
the warmest enthusiasm by large and fashionable
.tf ns GsTsa H1Hh II
IN eight different characters.
sEATON HALL.
MONDAY and TUESDAY. Feb. 20 and 2l,
Debut in Washington of
MILE HELENE DE KATOW,
The renowned Russian Violincellist, acknowl-
ed ged in all the leading musical circles of Europe
to be one ofthe most extraordinary artists living;
also of
MR. JAMES NJ. WEHLI,
The we'll known Pianofcrte Virtueso and Compo-
ser, whose art triumphs extend through three
They viii appear for the first time in Washing
ton in
GRAND CONCERT.
Assisted by the young American Prims Donna
MISS LAURA HARRIS,
and other favorite artists.
Musical Director and Condu .Sig gn or ROSA
Admission 81; secured seats 50 cents.
Tickets may be secured at MetZerott's Music
StOre. O N
O'Clock. fe1
METROPOLITAN HALL.
Pennsylvanis avenue, between l1th and 18th SITS.
Mr.. B. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .---- Proprietor
Nj. Henze having opened this Hall asa
FREE CONCERT SALOON,
would be happy ts see his old friends and patrons.
he having er gagged some of the best and finest ar
tistes in the profession.
MILE JOSEPHINE.
MISS ARLEAN,
MISS KIrTIE LEE.
MILE MIGNoNETTE,
H. W. WILLIAMS.
ON TUESDAY EVENING,
THIRD UNITED STATES MILITARY BAND
Win play q number of choice pieces during the
evening.
The Bar is stocked with the Choicest Liquors IN
the market. fe l5-lw ,
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
ONE WEEK MORE ONLY!
or the great Magician and Ventrloquist,
SlGNOR BLITZ,
On MONDAY, February13, and
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK,
DAY. and sATURDAY AFTERN0oNs, commsnc-
ing at 3 o clock.
Programme varied nightly.
Admission 80 cents: Children IS cents. Reserved
seats so cents Children to reserved seats 25 cents
Doors open att; commence = to clk. fe l3
AGRAND VOCAL CONCERT,
For the Benefit of
sr. DOMINICK's CHURCH,
ODD FELLows' HALL.
Seventh Street,
On FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. "a, 1865.
we'll selected and arran ged programme of pop
uiar and favorite airs will be rendered by some of
the rst artstes of this city.
o Rnsae BOOK store and at he door
on the evening of the Concert.
Doors open att o'clock; Concert to commence at
The Grsnd Piano used on this occasion is from
the Music Store of Mr.. Me'zero"'
PINACOTHECA,
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue
FRESH ATTRACTIONS FRESH STARS
FIRST Week of the infant Wonder,
EL L EINo EDDIE,
The best Tight Rope Performer in the World.
First week of the startling Drama ofthe
FRENGH FRENGH sPY' sPY'
French spy--....~.........Mis Miss Kate Pennoyer
MEN NV S7tSsH to0Sio sew s2seS; eS;.sopg.
fact Fox oGkkxS sns NORRIS proprs
LADIES sMATINEE-sATURDAY AFTERNOON.
In active presaratien, and win shortly be pro
duced. the startling drama of Mazeppa; or. The
Wild Horse of Tartary, for which piece eminent
stsred to make this the greatest success Of sea
SON. SON "
xu7AsHINGToN CITY SAVINGS BANK,
w INCORPORATED MARCH sTH, 1864
EDWARD sTMMS. President and Treasurer.
IDW'D CLARK, Vice President and Secretary.
. no,r DIRECTORS. .ooouns
yXJhs XMh Fl i: HHHItVHiiNs Evans, mos :: aakiDNsR.
This Bank is now open for the receipt of De.
''''~ NEW BANKING HOUSE,
M SO Louisiana av.. under Sim m's New Building
no. EDWARD CLARK. Secretary,
EDWARD CLARK d co..
BANKERS,
the Savings Bank, No. Sc Louisiana avenue,
DEALERsIN
EXCHANGE. GOLD AND SILVER,
And General Banking Business.
howard CLARK. JOIN b. ELYANs.
decl7 eo2m
NIOTICE-An persons indebted to the estate of
~ the late James 6kirving are respectfully, but
most ear nesty solicited to call without delay and
Tnuidats their accounts. tnow ready in order to
JOHN r. GIVEN.
IN 17.eo3w Administrator
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