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OLIVETTE.
The Characters and the Popular Airs of
the Opera.


The first performance of "Olivette at
Ford's has been very much improved on, and the
company now gives a smooth and harmonious
rendition ofthc piece 1t is the first French opera
that has been adapted and paraphrased in such
manner as to preserve all the humOr and elimi-
nate all the immortality of opera boufe or in other
words the work has been suited to the English
and American taste, which was so thoroughly
tested by the Pinafore' The music, however, is
vastly better, and the dramatic effects more bril-
liant than the " Pinafore,' while the characteriZa-
tons are extremely eccentric and taking. The
numbers that have established their claim
to preference seem to be the comic
solo, ''the Sobbing Song" in the second act
which Blanche Chapman acts and sings mag
nifcently and the Whale and Torpedo" song in
the last act, which she sings q solo and chorus
Both of these receive several eueores aud racy
and comical, as well as melodious. There is q
quntette in the second act Yes, it's He" that is
sung soto roce, and has become very popular. The
serenade, by Valentine in the first act, and the
wedding chorus were both very good and the roll
licking chorus and dance that closes the second
act makes a magnificent finale. Among the pa
thetic numbers is pretty duet in the second act,
az Love My Love So Well" which Blanche
Chapman and Amy Gordon sing beautifully.
The opera has been east and mounted we'll
American women who have appeared in this &C.
centric school of musical drama. She puts moro
mischief and more artistic finish On SUCH parts
than any of the numerous singers who have essayed
them, and, in fact, is the only one we have who
can sing and act in the boufe style. George Den
ham makes very effective portrait of Captain De
Merrimac, and sings the music sufficiently well.
Amy Gordon as the Countess de RousegGn is grace
full and dashing, and Drew as the Due des IFS
makes a handsome figure, singing all the num-
bers he has excellently, and especially buffo
song, bob Up Serenely," In the first act and
a Spanish song in the last act. McCreery has been
heard in the g Pirates" and though not as veteran
an actor someOf the other people in the cast is
excellent singer and does the part of the gallant
guardsman Valentine with spirit and fine effect.
1t is to be especially remarked about " Olivette"
that the dramatic elements are much finer than
in the general of opera bouffe. There is q real
plot and complete composition of characters that
move along without any forcing of the situations.
The chorus is full and is dressed and grouped
with taste and picturesque effect. The piece was
well received on Monday night, in spite of many
disadvantages incident to the first performance,
and on every succeeding night it has grown in
favor. Its reputation has become world wide, and
its elements of popularity are undoubted.
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ES@ CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS AND
~ Opium Habit guaranteed by the use of DR.. L.
u. Reeievs Gold Remedies. Send for treatise. J. H
BRADBURY. GlGhe Hotel, cor. 18th and streets.
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RN@ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TOT
~ lei Articles for ladies and all The popular
Medicines on sale at CoUGHLIN'S TEMPLE DRUG
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So SPECIAL NOTICE.

81 DhENS DRUG STORE. corner Ninth ST. ana
Penn aver at 50 cents per fall pint bottle. oC2s6n
E~ PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED ACCU-
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Ninth and 2 streets northwest.
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Special Tofices.

90 COMMITTEE on PUBLIC COMFORT.
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The Irish-American Republican Club
held its regular meeting at German Hall last night
E. P. Rankin in the chair P. E. O'Connor Sec
rotary. The meeting was large, and great deal of
routine business was transacted. The club adopted
q resolution to turn out on the 4th of March, be-
fore which time it will be presented with beau
tiful stand of cOlors by the Irish American ladies
OF Washington. The club will also be presented
with the old battle flag Of the Irish brigade by
Colonel James T. Brady, of Norfolk, Va, and it
will be borne in the procession on the 4th by
men who heretofore followed 1t to victory in many
a bloody field in defense Of the Union. 1t is to be
hoped thar the citizens of Washington will be lib
eral in their patronage of the lecture which is to
be delivered at Lincoln Hall ON the oath instant.
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Prominent Arrivals.

HiUarPs-J. K. Herbert, J. FL. Barrett,
jr., William Borden, DR.. d. c. Weston, New York;
Captain Perry, Royal Artillery, Woolwich; G. K.
Ball, Carrick Fergus, Ireland .Riggs-H. Blen-
nerhasSett, W. A. Gellatly, A. Hague, New York;
r. C. Kerens st. Louis; B. F. Clapp. ]. c. Dawson
P. C. Hollis. Philadelphia. W0rmteyS-H D.
Clarke, Mrs. E F. Romel, Philadelphia; L. P
Langley, Pittsburg; A. s. Clarke, Boston; Colonel
Robert T. Lincoln, Chicago. .Ariington-T C.
Acton, New York Harry Sayles, Boston; Eli Butler
Connecticut; W. K. Akerman, Chicago; w. E.
Bailey, New Jersey. Eb6n-Commander E. K
Collum, U. S. "; Colonel E. r. Richardson, Missis-
sippi; General Robert Avery, U. 8. A.; General L.
Cream, Philadelphia; Hon. A. G. Cattell New
Jersey; D. P. Wood, Rev. W. H. Mills New York;
E. W. Peck, Vermont; Philip Read, B. S. Weaver,
U.S.A...... Imperial-S. McRae and wife, Montreal;
William Hardy, Boston; George R. Hardy Spring
field; DR.. R. H. Singleton, Smithsonian Institute;
R. A. Mcdonald, McConnelsburg, Pa; B. F. Bond.
Baltimore, Md
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The .Pirate. ofPenEanee. !,

The performance of the Pirates of
Penzance" at Ford's Opera House tomorrow
night is for most worthy object, viz: the Central
Free Dispensary, and on that account alone should
be most literally patronized. Aside from that,
however, the entertainment will be fully equal to
any representation of this opera which has been
given here. The caste is follows: Mabel,
Miss Eva Mills; Ruth, Miss Alexander; Edith,
Miss Annie Haas; Kate, Miss Lcavitt; Isabct,
Miss Sterling; MAJOR General Stanley, Mr.
Ed Hay; Pirate King, Mr.. B. U. Key
ser; Frederic, Mr.. John Push; Sergeant Of
Police, Mr. Frank n. Pearson; Samuel, Mr.. II. \.
Forsman The female chorus will be composed OF
some of our brightest society bellies, while the
highly popular Apollo Club will constitute the
bulk of the pirates, and will also be the police
men. The musical director will be DR.. E. s. KIM
ball, whose ability as conductor is well known,
and the stage management will be under the coll
troll of Thad Sailor Seats may be secured at
Drew's drug store corner OF Ninthstreet and PENN
SylYania avenue.
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The Relief EuuH.

Mr.. c. {. Glover, treasurer of the poor
relief fund, acknowledges the receipt of the fol-
lowing sums: Browning & Middleton, $40; Sur
seon- Generals Office, 81; and United States Pen
sion Office, through ". s. Brock, s11.eO The total
receipts Up to date amount to S1l, 6l5.4S and the
total expenditures 81, l0i., leaving balance OIL
hand ofssI1.37,
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AFFLICTED SOUTH WASHINGTON.
A. watson and DR.. Charles Allen Follow
the Flood.


the Flood.
Upward of two dozen citizens were
attracted to ST. Dominics Hall last evening by the
announcement that meeting would be held to
urge upon Congress the necessity of an appropri-
alton for the improvement of the river front and
TO protest against the eauseway connected with
the Long Bridge. The slim attendance deferred
several prominent gentlemen present from max
ing speeches, they deeming it best TO save their
rhetoric for an Indignation meeting 10 be held
shortly. DR.. Charles Allen and A. Watson, however
filed up the gap with short addresses, which has
tened an adjournment There was temporary
speck ofwar when Mr.. Watson arose, and in SOL
emn tones announced that althouth not residing
on the Island
DR.. Allen. You mean South Washington"
A. Watson &c mean what say. What were you
during the hood?'
The meeting, fearing repetition of. the Bible
narrative on the subject of floods, sought safety in
flight leaving the eombatants glaring at each
other: but before any blood was shed the lights
were eXtinguiShsd, SDd so were the orators
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O,Conor ON Ireland.

Mr.. Charles 0Conor, the eminent coun-
selor, was interviewed at his home on the island
of Nantucket the other day upon the Irish ques
ton. He said that the Irish outcry against British
oppression undoubtedly was warranted, but that
Americans have not time to interfere; that we have
enough to do ain checking the growth of govern
mental evils at homeD
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90 PoST-oFFICE NOTICE.


The Foreign Mails for the week ending SATURDAY,
February 10. 1881 viii close at this office on TUES
DAY at $3.50 for Europe by steamship AbySSinia
via Queenstown: WEDNESDAY al q. IN. for
Europe by steamship Bothnia, via Queenstown (cor
respondenCe for France must be specially addressed
and at for France direct by steamship France,
via HayTe; ON THURSDAY at 4:3) a. m. for Europe
by steamship City of Brussels via Queenstown (cOr
respOndence for Germany and France must be spe-
Cially addressed and at ll:30 N. for Europe by
steamship Suevia. via Plymouth, Cherbourg, and
Hamburg; onSATCRDAl' at SD a. for Europe by.
steamship Gernanis, via Queenstown correspond
ence for Germany and Scotland must be specially ad
dressed). and at "a. m for Scotland direct by steam
ship CircaSsia, via Glasgow, and at for Bel
GUM direct by steamship Zealand via Antwerp, and
at II q. m. for Europe by steamship Neckar, via
Southampton and Bremen. The mails for Hayti
leave New York February 10 and Il. The malls for
81. Domingo, &c, leave New York February Is. The
mails for Honduras and Livingston leave New York
February Is. The malls for WinGward Islands leave
New York February IL The mails for Havana leave
New York February II. The mails for Mexico leave
New York February u and 19. The mails for ia
maiea, Maracaiho, Savauilla, &C, leave New York
February is. The mails for Venezuela and Curacao
leave New York February 49, The mails for Porto
Rico leave New York February 10. The mails for
Aspinwall and South Pacific leave New York Feb
fuary 49, The mails for China and Japan leave San
Francisco February 49, The mails for Australia &C.,
leave San Francisco March l..
THOS. l.. JAMES Postmaster.
PosT-oFFIcE, NEW YORK. February u, 1881. feI4
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ANewEgubi,ae Ton,n.uy

Messrs. J. E. King James Giles, and E.
D. Dudley have just completed the organization of
jubilee troupe, the members being selected from
the leading colored singers of this city. The or
ganization will be known as the Twelve South
erners. Arrangements for q Northern tour are
being made, while the troupe is being carefully
trained. One concert will be given here before
they leave the city.
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Liquor Licenses Approved.

The Commissioners have approved the
following applications for liquor licenses: John W.
Gray, 353 Pennsylvania avenue northwest: James
F. barrow, Eighth and streets northwest; Rich
ard Robb, 42S Tenth street northwest; Patrick
Phillips, 2O2 Second street northwest; Herman
Lanten, 1926 Fifteenth street northwest; William
H. Quackenbush, 53 High street, Georgetown.
Disapproved: w. H. O'Meara, 1910 street north
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1I7chiRnu Eaaffars.

The Michigan Republican Association
has completed arrangements for the reception to
be given to the Governor of Michigan and other
prominent Michigan men who are coming here to
attend the Inauguration. The entertainment will
be given on the evening of March at Masonic
Temple An address of welcome win be delivered
by the president of the association, Mr.. T. Moses,
to which responses will be made by the Governor
and Senator Baldwin
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The Johnson Trial Re.umes.

The sick juror was able to appear with
his colleagues in the Criminal Court yesterday,
and the trial of John Silas MARSHALL Johnson,
charged with the murder of James E. Johnson,
went on again. Assistant District Attorney Perry
closed his opening TO the jury, and was followed
by Mr. A. B. Williams ON behalf of the defendant
Colonel William A. Cook began the final argu-
ment on the same side, but had not progressed far
when the court adjourned
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ARun,ored Con.oIIdatio,.

1t is expected that the steamers run
ming between this city and Norfolk will resume
their regular trips Saturday next. In this con-
nection, there is rumor that the rival lines have
pooled their issues, and the season Will be opened
with large increase in the rates for passengers
and freight. This if true, will give boom to the
project for connecting the Capital with the waters
of Chesapeake Bay by narrow gauge railroad
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STATE ASSOCIATIONS
Meeting of the Pennsylvania and Jersey
Republicans.

At meeting of the Pennsylvania Re-
publican Association, held at the Masonic Temple
last cyening-Mr. Thomas B. Penicks in the chair,
and J. Howard Bushnell acting secretary-ar-
engagements for participating in the inaugural pro-
cession were completed A resolution offered by
Daniel Rainey was adopted, setting forth 'that it
is the sense of this association that none but Re-
publcans should be allowed to hold Office under u
Republican administration"
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Tha Abho,t Onern Troupe,

The Abbott Opera sale of seats, which
began yesterday morning at the National Theatre,
is the largest this season. Mariana" Trova-
tore" Lucia" Romeo and Juliet Martha
and Chimes of Normandy" appear to be the
faYorites. Next week will certainly be gala week
for ODpra
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Dr. Larfs,S LeciurR.

DR.. John Lords lecture at the COngre-
gational Church this evening promises to be one
fthe most interesting of the course. The subject
is. Queen Elizabeth: Woman as Sovereign"
and in its elaboration intellectual and oratori
cal treat may be predicted.
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7TJS2 WnrHnef.

Lincoln Hall should be we'll filed to-
night, the lecture by Miss Adelaide [. Murdoch,
sister Of the well-known tragedian, James E. Muir
doch entitled Substance and Shadow is said to
be exceptionally brilliant and interesting.
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DISTRICT BREvITIES.
The weather To-Day.

For the Middle atlantic States, including
The District of Columbia, increasing cloudiness, fol-
lo,ced 6y RAIN RoTtfueStery ,rads shifting to ,cdrner
SoutheasteT1y ,cinds, and falling barometer.
The thermometer yesterday ranged as follows:
a. m. 2io; II a. m, 80; p m, $50; p. M, 49,
p. m, $50; II p. M, SO. Maximum 80; mini
num- 30
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INAUGURATION NOTES.


The John Gill Engineer Corps Captain J. F.
Pension, of Orange, n. j., numbering fifty men,
with band of fifteen pieces; Colonel ]. B. Con-
zales, Third Regiment Florida State Militia and
ten members of his staff are coming.
The Second Regiment of National Guard of Penn
Sylyania will quarter at Letters Garden.
Among persons interested in the civic associa-
tons considerable feeling is manifested about the
programme for the parade as announced by GEN
eral Sherman. This programme, it is claimed, al
most utterly ignores the large and influential civic
bodies which propose TO take part in the parade
they being merely accorded the privilege of fol-
lowing the military.
Tho committee of the Lincoln Association last
night resolved to name the ship which is being
fitted up in the navy yard for the inaugural pro-
ceSsion the Nathan Golf 4 resolution of thanks
to Naval Constructor Pook for courtesies to the
association was also adopted:
An invitation 10 be present at the Inauguration
of President-eleet Garfield was accepted by the
Tennessee Legislature yesterday and nearly every
member of that body will leave Nashville for
Washington On the night of March ..
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Iron Biffere.

The highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
Herzog, 500 Ninth st., near Pennsylvania ave
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CITY ITEMS.
Dr. w,,.or.. eoa.Liyer OIL and Lime.

Invalids neod no longer dread to take that great
specific for consumption, asthma, and threatening
coughs-Cod- Liver Oil and Lime. As prepared by
DR.. Wilbor, il is robbed of the nauseating taste,
and also embodies preparation of the Phosphate
of Lime giving nature the very article required to
aid the healing qualities of the OIL and to recreate
where disease has destroyed. 1t also forms re-
markable tonic. and will cause weak and debili-
tated persons to become strong and robust. 1t
should be kept in every family for instant use on
the first appearance OF coughs or irritation of tho
lungs. Manufactured only by A. 3. Wilbor, chem
ist Boston. Sold by all druggists.
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ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
Baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner
Sixth and 3 streets.
Baltimore and Ohio Depot, corner New
Jersey avenue and G street.

MORNlNG.
my. .Phlla. and Bait.
ex ..............-.-.-.... k:4U
tPhila.. Bait. and way 6:23
fPittsb'g, Columbus,
Gin. and st. Louis. 500
fPhila. and y. Y. ex... 6:32
Bait. and way stains. $40
Fred'k Point ofRocks
and way stations ....-. SO
Bait. and Annap. ex--- S:35
Alartinsburg and Ha-
gerstown &C Met.
branchl .................... $50
iBalt. and way stains
(Annap. on Sund'y)l0:D
halt eN-.--.--.....-.--.-.-lO:5O
Dali. tx ...s.----.-.---s--.---t 1s-so
Trains marked I daily.
daily except Sunday.
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Diamonds for the inauguration.

MATINEEs will be given Saturday from twelve to
two for ladies and children free, at Seaton Hall
by Shaw.
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PoST-OFFICE, Me-
R~ NOTICE.

meeting of the stockholders of the National Brick
Machine Company for the purpose Of eletng trustees
for the year ending The first Monday of February.
1882, viii be held al the conpany'S office, No 1906
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. c. on MON
DAY, the 7th day of MARCH. A ID. 1881. The polls
viii he open from Il m to o'clock .. III.
fe2-td NATH'L WILSON, Vice President.
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go BOYS IN Blue
ROSCOE CONKLING CLUB.

There will be meeting held AT o'clock on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY i9, 1881,
CT Masonic Temple,
Lower foor. cor Ninth and L streets northwest,
for the purpose of organizing company, or compa-
mics. OF Boys in Blue TO be composed exclusively OF
soldiers sons between the ages of and Is years.
These companies will form part of the Roscoe COnk
link Club. All soldiers and their parents are in
Vited TO be present.
The Club will meet In the Arm0ry of the Union
Veteran Corps, on the south side of Pennsylvania
avenue near Tenth street. the above evening, AZ
o'clock sharp, when the committee of arrangements
on the flag presentation to take place Wednesday
evening February g. will report All honorably dis
charged soldiers OF good character invited to join
the Club. NJ. V. CASEY.
feIS-2t* Secretary.
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EN ENlNOf.
Bait, Annapolis and
way stations ............ l:5O
fCin. and ST. Louis 1:j-5
baltimore and way. BOO
y. Y. and Phila. ex... 800
Baltimore and way 4:30
Bait. and Laurel eX.... 500
Piedmont, Fred'k, Ha-
gerstown, POINT OF
Rocks and way. $40
fBait.. Annap. Il way S::G
Staunt'n andEail'yeI I'D
tBalt. and way stains 7:j5
IBait. Laurel and Hy-
attSville eX.............. $40
fChicagO, Columbus
and Pittsburg eN-.-.-- 9:45
Sunday only. Other trains
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ADJUSTMENTS,
National Theatre, s'Pirates OF Penzanee,"
The Opera-Other Entertainments.

The Opera-Other Entertainments.
Goodwin's Froliques Company prove a
most laughable attraction at the National Theatre
this week, and the play of Hobbies" is filed with
the most eomical situations and incidents. Mr.. \.
C. Goodwin, jr is of course the life of the piece,
and in his limitations of prominent actors exhibits
wonderful mimetic power-the peeuliarities of
voice and manner of each being presented with
unerring fidelity. Miss Wethersby and the rest of
the. company ably support Mr. Goodwin, and all
combine to give most thoroughly enjoyable per-
fOrmance
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Fresh Attorney butter ehurned every morning,
and delivered in LIB. Ward prints at 45c. per ID.
Also cottage cheese per ball. buttermilk, &C. per
quart and sweet milk, sc. per quart.
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DR. ALIENS Rheumatic and Govt Lotion viii
cure almost any case ill two days, TO matter how
severe. Price, fifty cents; no cure, no pay; sold
by all druggists.
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49, \. AND 4. s. r.

49, =. AND 4. s r.
The members of Evangelist Chapter Rose Croix,
No l. are requested to assemble at Masonic Temple
FRIDAY NEXT at I:50 o'clock p. m TO attend the
funeral of Brother Henry Harrison Bradley, thirty
second degree wearing the usual badge of mourning
By order of the W. n.
JAMES +. HOOD.
Thirty-Second Degree, Secretary.
rStar CODY once1 feIT-2t
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Only Turkish bath in the city, 500 z ST., near Ju.
dietary So. Best shampooer this side of New York
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Solitaire Earrings / carats, fine, 500
Solitaire Earrings, Ia carats, white, 800.
Solitaire Earrings, ~ carats, white, $40.
Solitaire Earrings, 3 carats, white, sl75.
Solitaire Earrings, ~ carats, fine, $500.
JACOBS BROTHERS,
1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
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DR.. Rovee,, Turki,b Bats.

THE Wonder ofthe World win be at seaton Hall
to- night.