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DALMo,S OPERA HoUSE.-AR. 6yEASS d.sD hA M
L TROUPE F0R one WEEK L0NGER--on NeSaay
the i7th. TUESDAY the 18th. and Wednesday 'De l' y
February when Will be Presented the eIahd i''i"'i'
Burles.uc 0perIt, Extravaganza entii.et the
yfE6iNtAN GIRL.
In which VIII te introduced the principal airs from ihe 30
hcnaI t;ui.


commence with Concc-t: Nftcr Which viii be iAfo
ducc, for tho Est the unTivalcd Me-odoon ''u %
ScreaaaEj, and TO conclude with the Ethiopian Sa's '
o,era Of


THE yIHGINGAN GIRL,


By ne ~holc Troape.
Lucy -org, alas Iucy Neal MadaE' oepo.
>ha sue >4e'lor ma Lascreaehii fooTg0Jss'
AIn; .Sisnora S.noe ycu Derine
Jumbo jam 4.sapse1 =
Sp-uce sig Iohia'V'.
Old Dad Neal ......----....-.......Sig Fannysrsh
Ponpey DucSlesS, the ParSon. An2nno
In the course OF the piece there vi, te Songs Ducts,
T-ios olartettes Choruse; also he celebrate Polka
Dance ard Grand G1!cp. By the whole company Gr.nd
Fing.e-Ycunc Lo.e Triumphant Smiling. OL. wfat ii.
delight. Take your tac, Miss Lucy.


First Tier and Parguc;'c, 81 cents Second Tier D
GER s. Private Boxes, S5.


Doors open at 81 O'Clock; Conocr. commence at \
o'clock. Box Once open frcn 10 10 o'clock 70 secure
seats II 81.
A GPAND Vo,AL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON
ACERr VII! be given at the TabernScle oT Friday Eve
ui-. February u, OF which occasion the following S
tiDgriishc talent viii sppcar MIS- Strong, Miss My
Taylor, (6y permission OF Mr. Mtehciil New oTk
Meiodeons SIR Oakley, Mr. Comes, Mr. Andrews Mr. SaSh



Class, Mr. Jacobs ard Mr. Aper who will preside a. he
Organ and Piano.


PROGRAMME.
Voluntary the Organ. Mr.. Alpers
Overture. Il L. Barnes Juvenile Orchestra


Five volins. Octave Flute, violinccllo and Double


Bass, played In most mastery manner by boys


under IL, with little girl at the riano.
SoSG.The Fountains Sererade the Flower, Miss Taylor


Written FOR Miss Taylor, by G. P. Morris, Esi.-


arranged by Francis II. Brown. Sung with great


applause 1t Gen. Morris late Concert
TaIo.--"Lady OF Beauty. .New-York Slelodcon


This and the other pieces of the "Melodeons,"


Ncssrs. Oakley, Comes, Nash and Andrews, are a


choice selection from their Concert at the Taber-


nace, Feb. 18th. which well received.
SoSG-Through the Wood-C. f. Horne. Mrs. Strong
CRoRrs--The Pilot Mr.. Barnes Juvenile Vocal Class


OF 40 Boys and Girls, which arc selected from the


first families in the city, and exhibit musical talent


OF the first order. Their music is beautiful and


effective.


PART SECOND.
ouAarErrE-Iutzow's Wild Hunt. Meiodeons
TEMPERANCE CHANT. Juvenile Noca, Glass.


The beauty and value of Chants are well known


but the adoption of these texts OF Scripture that


bear on the subject OF Temperance 10 this style OF


5Iusc is altogether original idea and this per-


iornance by large Choir OF Youth must be Pc


cuiiurly attractive.


SoSc; Touch us gently gently Time" Miss Taylor


Sung by her at Gen Morris Concert, and raparous-


ly applaudcd.


SoNG--The Forest Queens Nelson. Mrs Strong
GRAND MARCH .Junior orchestra


Piano accompaniment with four hands. This has


excited the highest admiration



ACCORDION SOLO. MT. JACOBS


Piano Accompaniment.
SoSG-My Mother Dear-S. Lover. Mrs Strong
QUARrErrE-Excesor. Juvenile Vocal Glass
TYRoLEAS GLEE MelodeofS
NATIONAL AIRs........-........Ju Juvenile Orchestra
Tickets so cents Two Tickets will admit gentleman
and two ladies' Forsalc at the Mirror Office SaNton and
Miles, 3O5 Broadway, Burgess and Strlngers Atws Mu-
sic Store at the Music Stores generally, and at the Door
The splendid Piano used this occasion Is from the MI
sic Store OF MeSsrs Firth, Hall Pond 23s Broadway,
corner OF Park Place.


Mr. will give full Concert of his Juvenile Vocal
and Instrumental Glasses In few weeks lIt st