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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENuE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S5J9,7S6
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4 Strike in the English Cotton Mills.
Telegrdphed ExclGsiuely to Tie Erensng Star.
LONDON, Feb. 26.-The news to-day is meagre
strike is imminent among the operatives of
the cotton mills at Bolton.
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FROM PARIS TODAY,
Napoleon Dissatisfied with His Cabt
net.

Ietegraphed Exclusively to The Ereni,g Star.
PARIS, Feb. 26.-It is said that the Emperor
dissatisfied with his Cabinet, on account of
rs inability to reconcile the opposite parties in
the Corps Legislatif, and IT'S tendency to ex-
IRENE measures, not sanctioned in the vote on
the question of supporting ofhcial candidates
for the Chamber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

PERsoNAL.-B. A. NJ Froiseth, of the Daily
" Skandinavisk Post" New York, is in this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

The SECRETARY OF WAR and General Sher-
man recommend that an appropriation of $50 ,0oo
be made to continue the recruiting service for
the remainder OF the current year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

CURE FOR ToorHAcHK.-Toothach accord
ing to the London Lancet, ON be cured by the
following preparation Of carbonic scid'-To one
drachm OF collOdium add two drachms Of CAL
vert's carbonic acid. A gelatinous mas ID pre-
cipitafed, small portion OF which, inserted in
the cavity Of the aching tooth, invariably gives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

FROM MKxIco-Private advices from Mexi-
Tepco on the 18th Of January. Which dseIa seia IN
IN favor of the independence of the North
Western States, including Chihuahua, Durango.
Sonora, SinOla, Lower California, and portion
are the leaders Of the new movement IFS
claimed that the people of all the States named
and the Governors Of Sonora, Chihuahua. and
Lower California favor the independently. The
Governors of Sinalo and Durango adhere to
Juarez. dispatch from Victoria, Vancouyers
Island, states that the colony Is greatly excited
over the news from PAGER river, and that the
lower country win soon be nearly deserted. The
miners nnd nuggets OF gold and Jumps Of siver
in about equal proportion in the sluiccs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

THE workingwomen OF Paris receive very
small conpensation for their labor. Thus, in
lSG9 there were Il ,2e3 females who earned from
10 to 25 cents day. SO $40 who earned from 30
TO so cents n day. and only 500 who earnedf from
80 cents to SL40 day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

IN THE CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS yester-
day, Mr. Wilson presented q memorial, it was
stated, OF j. Marshall Hanna and others, asking
for female suffrage in the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Hanna informs us that If his name appeared
on any such petition it was forgery, as he de-
clined to sign it when presented to him.
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Eurst Her BoiIer-Leg. Broken. xc

~ 0F'ou I1VfustVeFg 70 Iht EreHtKg StdT-
BOSTON, Feb. 26.-While PLAYING upon n fire
last night, the steam fire engine Howard, ex-
ploded her boiler, breaking the leg of Isaac ".
Brackett, the foreman in three places. with
J,her severe injuries, and also injuring Albert
Q. Smith, the engineer, and scaldinS several
persons near il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

Mr.. DAWES has lett for New Hampshire
where he will deliver some speeches on pelitics
issues, and return about the middle of mex
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

SAsingle Paris nrm has sold 10000 copies
OF Traupmanns photograph.
dore Ritter.
IM. OLIVER is aid 10 be the first Frenchman
who has ever reached the rank OF First Minis
ter Of the Crown without having been TIE recip-
lent Of . single order, native or foreign.
B1Of course no on win doubt, after Nadine
the following, the nature Of the beveraee use3
by the editor OF the Hartford Post ~Tree
cheers for the tWeut-feventh OF seeon6narv
Birthingtons Waahdayp
~The Nashville Union and American mv,-
teriously ailades 20 case Of abduction and se-
duction In which well-known young citisen Of
that city and q friendles girl figure fhe ffiend-
less girl sues for el0, 600 damages
1Fetcher has an exceedingly small foot,
does not associate with any Of the theatrical pro,
fession, IL pleasant and Renisl IN Dsnner,
dresses IN the English fashion, and Is reputed to
be worth many thousand doIlan.
- Bishop Colenso, has inherited $4,000. Mr..
Perry, late British Inspector Of Prisons has lcft
him that legacy, - "mark Of respect for oos
Who has 20 manfally stood against Sigotry snd
intolerance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

FIGURES in Speaker Blaine's hands are con-
vincingly logical. Read his short and sharp let
ter to Mr.. w. T. johnson, comparing the first
year of President Grants Administration with
the last and most economical Of Andrew John
son. No finer eulogy has sever been pronounced
ON the financial conduct Of any Administration
than that embraced in Mr.. Blaine's sentences
showing that the receipts from internal revenue,
with diminished taxes, have been SO 900 900
mor4, and the government expenditures sec, ,OOO.-
900 less, under Grant than under Joh1son.-N
T. Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

THE NEW ITALIAN MrN-srER.-Command
Corti is probably the name Of the new Italian
Minister to Washington. Corti = ct present
Minister of Italy at the Hague The name
:" "Cord," reported bv cable yesterday, must be
an error. Es.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

OFk OF THE FINEST THINGS produced lately
in the chrome line is fruit piece entitled " A
Christmas Memory" after painting by A. j.
II. Way, published by G. l.. Weismann, New
York. The artist has succeeded in giving fresh
ness to a very hackneyed subject, and the treat
ment is graceful and spirited The picture is
brought out here by Messrs Smith s. Strong. at
their Art Gallery, 245 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

IMMEDIATELY AFTER conducting Senator
Revels to the bar Of the Senate yesterday, to be
sworn in, Senator Wilson Withdrew his motion
to reconsider the vote on the disability bill, and
it was therefore transmitted to the President for
signature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

THE FINANCEs-Senator Wilson is preparing
asubstitute for the funding bill now before the
Senate, in which they provide for the nepotia-
ton and sale Of the new bonds without expense
thus saving to the Government the twelve mil
lion dollars set apart in the present funding bin
to pay to banks and agents for services that can
as well be performed by Treasury officials.
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ENTAIL SOOIATION.
DIS. LEWIE q DAVIS,
No $50 PENNSYLVAHIA AVENUE

Between l2th and 18th sts, Washington, ID. q.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,
By the use Of pure Nitrous Oxide Gas, and with
Chlorofoim, or Either, If requested by the~
patient. No charge will be made for ex-0v~S8
traeting when ARTIFICIAL Teeth are to be in <-G0
serted, although the patient will be required 70 pay
for the surgical operation when performed, which
viii be deducted when the teeth are made. evil
insert full upper and lower of teeth peynlanemf
on American Rubber, at New York rates. and q
splendid set OF upper amt lower teeth permanent on
English Rubber, at SIS and all partial sets these
rates for which the usual charge for English Rub.
Der being from $50 TO S3.
FiHtns asd RexxLafiRs, and all other branches OF
Operative Dentistry attended to and PERFORMED In
the very best manner at moderate prices. You are
requested to call and sea specimens 1t once be-
fore engaging elsewhere.
NB-Old gold plates taken in exchange At full
gold valuation for every (ab0ve specifed) class Of
work. de4
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~It appears that i've different railroad pro-
jects In 1issourf, authorized by dve different
State charters. have come into the hands Il one
set ofmen, and they now ask Congress 70 give
them an ectof consolidation, - that the whole
thing may hereafler be known q one companv
and one railroad, which 10 spoken OF q the
Grapevine line This u the inst Application OF
the kind ever made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

ANOTHER REsPITR-Gov. Walker granted
another respite for thirty days to Jeter Phillips,
the wife muir derer, under sentence OF death in
I'm this city in short time, when this case win
be finally disposed of. This IL the sixth respite
he has had.-Riehmomd Enquirer.
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uTHITEHURST GALLERY.

THE GRAND COMIC PANORAMA OF THE
REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL, EVERY EVE
MING, at the WHITEHURST GALLERY, 465-
Pa avenue, bet Al and 9th streets. in addition to
the magnificent bill Of Mammoth Illuminated War
Views. Classical Statuary Copies of the Great Mas
tiers. Minor Comicals &C., &c. The best and cheap.
est Exhibition Of the kind ia the United States THE
PEOPLES PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
Doors open at ia O'Clock; Exhibition commences
at g. Admission, 25 cts Children, Is cts; Families
Of five or more Is cts. per head; Adult parties Of ten
MORE Is cts. Schools OF ten or more, 10 cts. One
half proceeds Of all tickets sold, by them, to all
Charitable Associations. Day or Sunday Schools,
Fairs. Church Associations, Societies, Clubs, or
other Organizations, persons out OF employment
and the entire proceeds to the organization or per
son selling the greatest amount OF tickets by the
first Of March. fe l6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

NEVADA MINING CLAIMs.-The Commissioner
ofthe General Land Office has just received from
the Surveyor General of Nevada, the plats and
field notes of survey Of the follswing-name
mining claims on the Reese River Mining
District, Lander county, Nevada, viz:-Oceola
lode, survey No. 73; Millard Fillmore lode, sur
vey No.74; Overland lode, survey No. 7o; Her
schell lode, survey No. 76, all Of which are
claimed by u. L. =. Fairchild & Co.; and the
SiIliman lode, No. u; Cammillus bde, No. 7s;
Governor Seymour lode, No. 70; Great Republic
lode, No. so, by T.. ID. Johns.
In none of these cases, however, have the
necessary proofs of compliance with the Dis
trict and United States mining Laws been fur
nished, these being required as basis for
patent.
The following patents for Nevada mining
claims will be transmitted to the patentees in q
few days, yiz.:-Justice and Independent Com
pany, on Comstock lode; Atlantic and Pacific
Company, on Midas lode; Atlantic and Pacific
Company, on Starlight lode; Rapidan Company,
on Rapidan lode; Grant Company, on Grant
lode; and New York and Austin Company, on
Saratoga lode.
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WASHINGTON. d. c. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
Reception at the Naval Academy and
ON the M0narch-A Short Trip On the

Reception at the Naval Academy and
Bay.
The excursion party from Washington, COM
posed OF Secretaries Robeson, Cox and Belknap,
Admiral Porter and other officers of the Navy,
members of the Diplomatic Corps, Senators and
Representatives, on the special train arrived
at Annapolis at 1oK O'Clock yesterday morning,
and proceeded Immediately to the Naval AcaGi-
emy, where the officials were received with the
usual military honors by the Marine Guard,
Capt Fendall, "a native of washington) The
cadets were also on parade, and were drilled in
the school Of the soldier, going through the man
ual with proficiency. After the party had hur-
riedlv visited objects of interest about the
Academy, about ~ O'Clock. the party having
been Joined by Gov. Bowie and some of the
members of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and being
aboard the steamers Phox. Mercury and Tri-
ana. start was made for the steel-clad Mon
arch, lying about six miles out, il was soon
reached. On the approach of the steamers with
the visitors, the yards of the Monarch were
manned, and her band performed appropriate
ars while the steamers having been made fast
the entire party were soon on board, and were
heartilywclcOmedb by the officers, and the marines
and marine artillery on hoard presented arms
The visitors were shown over the vessel by the
officers, who were exceedingly corteous and
obliging. The Cabinet officers and members of
the Legations were escorted to one of the tur-
rets, the working Of which and also of the pom
practically tested. About two O'Clock the YES
sci was put in motion and proceeded about
twelve miles down the Bay, and during the trip
an elegant collation. having been spread in the
cabin was discussed, over which sentiments were
exchanged. Subsequently the decks were
cleared and the dance was enjoyed. numbers of
ladies of the party accepting the invitations of
the English officers to trip it to the music of the
band. On returning TO her anchorage, several
shots were tired from the big guns Of the Mon
arch to exhibit their power and range. About
1 O'Clock, the Monarch again having dropped
anchor. the party took leave of the officers
and taking the steamers were soon landed
at the Naval Academy. Commodore worden
having extended an invitation to visit his resi-
dence, 1t was accepted, and it was not long be-
fore the party were seated in his beautiful par
iors and after short time spent in social con-
verse they were escorted to the supper room.
where an elegant repast was discussed The
party took leave Of Commodore Worden few
minutes before eight O'Clock. and at that hour
the cars being in readiness, the ancient city was
lett for the capital, which was reached in abou.
an hour and half. This trip was one of the
best planned and most enjoyable, and every one
of the party was highly pleased not only with
the arrangements, but with the manner in which
they were received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

SPEAKER BLAINE's RECEPTIoN-The regu-
lar weekly reception Of Speaker aine and
lady last evening was very largely attended, and
among those there were GenI Sherman, Mayor
Fox, OF Philadelphia, with the Legislative and
Council delegations of his State, Senator Pome-
roy and lady, Senator Cameron, Representa-
tiyes Banks, Washburn, and othes, Commits.
sioner Delano and lady, Commissioner Fisher
Register Allison, Mayor Bowen AMI lady, and
other prominent officials. The Speaker and
Mrs. Blaine received their guests IN the most
cordial manner. The reception, like the pre-
ceding ones, was a decidedly pleasan. affair.
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DENTISTRY.

n W. MERRILL,
No. 1913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 49,
Between 18th and 18th streets. Ilp
All Dental work done in the best manner, and at
moderate prices
Gas. Chioroform or Ether used, ii desired for ex-
tracing Teeth without pain. fell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

nRY GOODs-BRODHEAD Il cos NEW BASIS
- OF PRICES, Consequent upon the Decline IN
Gold and the Prize of RGD Material.-Dress Goods
reduced from Is to 20 per cent. Androscoggin ~
Bleached Cotton, Sc.; Calicoes, Sc; Bleached and
Unbleached Cotton. Sc: Coats and Sterling spool
&c; Canton Flannel, l21ac.; Red border led Linen
Towels. l21sc.; Beached and Unblt ached Cotton
Hose. l2lzc. pair: and q host Of other eDry Goods,
Hosiery, Gloves. Handkerchief, Notions, &C., &c.
~ prices far below the usual asking rates of
this city. Woolen shawls and Blankets also
very cheap, at
BRODHEAD cos,
fe e@T 122S street, corner 18th street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
Harmless. reliable instantaneous, does contain
death Avoid the vaunted and delusive preparations
hoastng virtues they do not POSSESS. The genuine
w. A. Bafchelors Hair Dye mas had thirty years
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
~ all Druggists. Applied At 10 Bond street,
Ny. fe6-tr
MANHOOD AND WOMANHO0D.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, or the passional
attraction of the sexes, and the happiness of TRUE
MARRIAGE, when perfect manhood and perfect
manhood unite tn conrecrate the union Sent free,
n sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCI-
ALTON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. ja26- -eo3m
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HAIR RENEWER
Is the only infsllible Hair Preparation for
RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR AND PROMOTING ITS GROWTH
IL IS the cheapest preparation erer offered 10 TIRE
public. bottle triH inN longer an.s
accomplish than three bottles
O any other preparation.
Our Renewer is not q Dye; it will not stain the
skin as others.
IL will keep the Hair from falling ont.
1t cleanses the Scalp. and makes the Hair
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

SURVEYS IN Observation-Disclosures Wilson.
Of the General Land Office, has just received
advices from the Surveyor General at Virginia
City, Nevada, showing the completion of the
survey OF two hundred and thirty-one thousand
six hundred acres in the Ruby Valley. situated
between the Butte and East Humboldt ranges
of mountains, south Of Humboldt river and Fort
Halleck. in the eastern portion OF Lander county,
IN the northeastern part of the State OF Nevada.
These lands are watered by Ruby and Franklin
lakes, Franklin river, and their tributaries
Their surface along the lakes and river is level
WITH rich soil, producing heavy growth of
excellent grass, and the land is well adapted for
the culture Of all kinds of grain and vegeta bIes
grown in that latitude The uplands between
the bottom lands and the foot hills of the noun
tains are generally rolling, with first and sec
ond rate soil, in places covered with greensw ard
and sage brush, and with the aid of irrigation
viii produce valuable crops of grain, fruits and
vegetables. There are q number of rettlerr or
these lands, some of whom have made fine I'M
provements. This valley is capable of sustain
ing large population.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

~Baron Haussmann denies that he made any
money out Of his Paris jobs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

PRoNoTIoNs.-In the Fifth Auditors Office.
Treasury Department, +. c. Clarke, OF Wiscon-
sin, and V. N Stiles, of the District Of Columbia,
have been promoted from first to second class
clerkships; Charles B. Schmidt, of Ohio, from
second to third class, and w. SOners. of Penn
sylvania, from third to fourth class; Wm Brat
ton, of Pennsylvania, from temporary to first
class
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-26

MAYOR Fox, of Philadelphia, and Committees
of the Pennsylvania Legislature and Philadcl-
phia Councils, were before the Committee on
Manufactures yesterday to urge proper cele-
tration of the centennial anniversary of the
Declaration of Independence, and presented a
memorial requesting the Committee on Agricul-
ture to recommend the holding of an industrial
exhibition in Philadelphia in 1876. They ask
Congress to take the matter under its fostering
care and control, and to authorize the President
to invite the participation Of all Governments
Mayor Fox enforced the memorial in few re-
marks. The committee gave no indication of
its feeling in the matter, but Mr.. Cleveland, of
New Jersey, a member of the committee sug-
gested that New York would be the most appro-
pirate place for such an exhibition as that pro-
posed.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.
PHiLP sGLPSSSNsE sYsf SS NEW BOOKS:
ADAY BY THE FIRE, and other Papers hitherto
gnsoIIsetrd By Leigh nd .,r,. 30
Isted fram French br virginia vaughan So
BEYOND THE BREAkERs. A story oi the pres
i fsIls 9 % the Boundsry q Anothsr world. SO 90
HEALTH BY GOOD LIVING. By W. ". Hail,
WONDER STORIES TOLD FOR CHIhBRES' y
BY Hans Christian Anderson. New and beautiful
THE FAMILY AND THE CHURCH BI pers s
HENRY J. RAYMOND and the New YORK Press e
i'm from is,e to i57O With Portrait iiiustIaticns
sTSRfE5 OF sCHOOL LLTFE BY 4. r,
TIE HIsTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF MAE
RIAGE; or, PoIygsrny and MonOgsn1y Compared.
p6sf ofin cFftE containing eo 20
pIete list Of Post Offices and Postms-tsrs in the
regard 20 the Post Once Department. Edition for
NAP GF SH THa RI "a II. ROADS in THE UNiTEp D
sTATRs AND CANADA Finished and in Pro
gress Of COnstrueiion-.. 90
PHILIP d sOLOM0NS.
EHoLESfks fks NJ N.Y. sE, kHT4if qjdEEs EBsgoKsELL-
s22 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
fs3 Between 9th and 10th streets.
NEW BOOK 8.
SEARCH FOR WINTER SUNBEAMs.
. = Cox. % %
ANDES AND THE AMAZON. Jas. Orton. 200
LITE OF MARY RUSSELL MILFORD.
Noiunes...--.-. 3SO
HIRELL. Novel Paper-.-........... ......-... O.5O
ADVENTURES OF CALEB WILLIAMS.
O.39
TENNYsONs POEMS. Illustrated. Cloth. LOO
FOR SALE BY
BLANCHARD d MOHUN,
BOOKSELLERS AND srATIoNERs,
fell CORNER PExsA. Av. AND 11rHsr
NEW BOOKS sxH AMP Pom MASAzINEs s.fK ~ RECEIVED
DHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
CORNER IA STREET AND PA. Av.
Conjuea Sins against the Laws Of Life and Health,
and their Effects upon the Father Mother and Child
Mr.. Gerald's Niece. A Novel. By Lady Georgi-
sna EuLleTten AsdS5a S Leigh; Pries Is y cents ss.
ALL THE MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY.
London Society, Temple Bar,
Overland Monthly, Old and New,
Lippincott Magazine, Cooley Magazine,
Feterson sr : Magazine, Pleasant Hours,
Chamhers Journal, Good Words,
Hours at Home, The Nineteenth Century
The True Story Of Mrs. Shakspeare's Life.
Tribune, World, and Democratic AlmAnacs for
Letter, Note, Cap Paper, and Envelopes at the
very lowest prices.
For sale at
sHILLlNGTONS BOOKSTORE,
JAZZ Corner AZ street and Penna avenue.
LOOKOUT FOB THE HOLIDAY DAYS.
Ayery nne and large assortment of HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. consisting Of
FAMILY BIBLES.
POCKET BIBLES,
WHITING DESKS,
WORK BOXES,
PORTFOLIOS,
ZINE ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.
JUVENILE BOOKS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
POCKET BOOKS,
And q great variety az FANCY GOODS Selling very
CHEAP. Call and examine for yourself.
AT &c. PARKERS
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
OPPOSITE Post Once,
4. aatf Corner eth and streets.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR RENEWER
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ATIONAL ATRE.
LAST NIGHT
MAGGIE MITCHELL.
THIS (sATURDAY) NIGHT, February 2sth,
Second time Of the great play Of
LITTLE BAREFOOT.
Arney, the Little Barefoot, Maggie Mitchell,
supported by the entire company.
w ALL'S OPP ERA HOUS E
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
COMMENCING
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2s.
MR.. ROBERT McwADE
RIP VAN wINKLE,
THE MAN WHO SLEPT FOR TWENTY YEARS.
Supported by
A SPLENDID DRAMATIC COMPANY. fest
RATIONAL EATRE.
Unprecedented and triumphant success Of
PAREPA ROSA ENGLISH OPERA.
CARL ROSA, c. D. NESS n:s.. 4 CO., Proprietors and
d. DE VINO, Business Manager.
H. JACKSON, Stage Manager.
Six Nights and MATINEE,
Commencing MONDAY, February g.
With Wallace's beautiful and popular Opera,
MARIANA MARIANA
NINE. PAREPA ROSA in her great and unri-
vailed role Of MARIANA, with NJ RS. E. SEGUIN,
MESSRS. W. CASTLE, A LAW WRENCE, (his first
Conductor, MIR. CARL ROSA.
TUESDAY, Feb. 29-BOHEMIAN GIRL.
Debut of the youthful, charming Prima Donna
Soprano, from Her Msjestys Theatre, London,
MISS ROSE HERSEE,
In her most admirable role of Airline, in which
character she has achieved so great a success.
ON WEDNESDAY,
Mozart 8 master work. (tirtt lime in English,)
THE MARRIAGE Or FIGARO.
hOS NALL
Reserved Seats in Orchestra, 50 50. in Parquette,
So; Dress Circle, S1a0; Admission, 81 balcony, 20
cents; Gallery, 20 cents; Boxes, SD.
Sale of seats for the first three nights begins
THU RSDAY at 9 a. m, at MetZerott 4 Co.'S. Sale
for any night and Matinee begins Friday. fe22 If