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A GRAND FESTIVAL will bo held al the Iaocrlaei'
Z on THURSDAY EHENEyG, Feb. ?0th. ista, IN ai' o
the ODD FELLOWS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION on
which occasion Grafton Will be delivered BY TIE eicqueh
! Dr. E ii. CaAPiS, P. C. Master OF Massachusetts
The other entertainments will consist of chofeS 5s VOL
uniecr members Q; tha New-iork Sicret MUSIC Soeey
The services OF TIE 5Ieoieu>, AGssrs Nash Coi;:es OAK
ley and Andrews have secured will sing some Of
;hclr fayoFite gees, quartettes, &c.


The "orphcan Family, well known, and whose ane
IS 50 well established. have slSo generously volunteered
their valuable services, and Will si among o;og avor!;e
pieces, The Odd Fellows Greeting" words by Ec'. C..
Burr music By the orhes, and drdica al the i o. ot
o. :. Also IN Ode. written for the occasion by Franklin j.
ottersn, E>l. Doors open At 6. entertainment 10 COM
u.encc a. hslf-DaS I.


Tickets 80 certs-ani may be had with the programme
the Tabernacle, the evening Of the Festival Fifth
Il Halls Music Stores Franklin square. and 23e Broai
way ofthe various Lodge Committees At the Lodge Rooms;
of Gb5s the Library Rooms National Hail: orotei;her
OF the undersigned. The number OF tickets have hcen
limited. CHARLES BURDErr.2 Committee


WAt. HALL OF
lsf2tT&n JNo 4. KENNEDY. Arrancernen's.
4 GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON
ACEET will be given At the Tabernacle ea Friday Eve
ming, FebrIary2 which occasion The following Dis
tingushcd talent wiz appear: Mrs Strong. Miss Mary
Taylor. (by permission nj Mr.. Mitchell) Ne"-lo.N
Meiodeons M Oakley Mr. Cones, Mr. Andrews. Mr. N~Sh
MIC l. Barnes Juvenile Orchestra. and Juvenile Vocal
Class Mr. Jacobs, and Mr. Apers who will preside .; the
Organ and Piano


PROGRAMME.
Voluntary on the Organ. Mr, Apers
Overture By C L. Barnes Juvenile Orchestra


Five Viol!ns, Octave Flute, volincello and Double


Bass, played in most mastery manner by boys


under IL, with little girl az the Piano
Serensde the Flower Miss TayloF


arranged by Francis II. Brown. Sung with great


applause NJ Gen. Morris late Concert.
TR'o.--"Lady Of Beauty" .New-York NIeloleon


ND Tho sha-


Mcssrs. Oakley, Comes, Nash and Andrews are


choice selection from their Concert a, the Taber


nacle. Feb. lath, which well received
SoSGThrough the Wood-C. +. Horne. Mrs. Strong
CHoRrsThc Pilot Mr. Barnes Juvenile Vocal Class


OF 40 Boys and Girls. which are selected from the


first families in the city, and exhibit musical talent


of the first order. Their music is beautiful and


effective.


QuARrETrz-Lutzow's Wild Hunt. t........... Melodeons
TEMPERANCE CHANT. Juvenile Vocal 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 to this style of


Music is altogether original idea and this per-


forrnancc by large Choir OF Youth must be pc


culiary attractive.


Touch gently. gently Time Miss Taylor


Sung By her at Gen. Morris Concert, and raptrous


ly applauded.


SoSc-The Forest Queens Nelson. Mrs. Strong


Piano accompaniment with four hands This has


excited the highest admiration.


PART THIRD.
ACCORDION SOTO Mr.. Jacobs


Piano Accompaniment.
SoSG-Nfy Mother Dcar-S. Lover Mrs. Strong
QuARrErTE-Excesor Juvenile Vocal Glass
TYRoLEAN Melodeons
NATIONAL Observation-Disclosures. Juvenile Orchestra
Tickets so cents Two Tickets will admit gentleman
and two ladies' Forsalo at the Mirror Office, SaNton and
Miles, 3U5 Broadway, Burgess and Sringers AtSlis Mu
sic Store ut the Music Stores generally, and at the Door
The splendid Piano used this occasion from the MAJ
sic Store OF Messrs Firth, Hall Pond, 23S broadway
corneroi Park Place.


Mr. Barnes will give full Concert OF his Juvenile Vocal
and Instrumental Glasses in a few weeks Ia at
PAHNo9s ~ oPEEh EyENNG s6s
SCENE and soN % from % he oasra Of
GiI. Aso. the much admired D FIT from the Opera OF
To conclude the Meodeon Band Of Serenae, and the


THE e8!lfs2GS VfRGfN}9SS GGsss GIRL. @
Doors open a, quarter before 7-Perfomance 10 commence
Fist tier and Parque.te 80 cents Second tier IS cents P
vate Boxes So
Box Qcs from 10 to ocs,k secure fsi seats o.,.
SOMNAMBuI.A. IN Ethiopian Burlesquc. aOt GUS
THE CITY OF. .DATID.-Mr. Catherwood's new pano-
rqmic view of Jerusalem is open for short time 10
one destroyed by fire few years AGO and j. highly admired
Boston and % ho @ theS who wish caoy The only
portuy az looking At hntic view OF Jerusalem. must
call Immediately All who have seen 1t speak N 'sh terms
10 bs sy ard evening at the large picture gallery Gram
/ lt' DEodu"ay ADMISSION ~ CtliS' ~ 'No
! 4 MEXICAN MUSEUM-Corner OF broadway and Ann
| Ihstrect.


EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK:


Commencing on MONDAY, Feb. 18th, lsi5.


SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
Every Evening at o'clock, and Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoons AT o'clock.


ENTIRE CHANCE OF PERFORMANCES.


One JpeeR lIorc of the Ouang OutGng.
Madame Rockwell the wonderful Petroogist


DR. c. I. JOHNSON, the unrivnlled Mesmer2er,
The splendid and highly interesting Diornla Of


THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL
Also engaged Madame Ettlng of the first vocasts
OF the age Mr.. and Mrs. Western; Mr.. Remer, Comic
Singer.


danscnsc.


General Tom Thumbs Court Suit Automa;on Jugsler,
Rope Dancer. etc.


Admission to the WHOLE 25 censcldren under 10 years
Of age III cents. 81
NtW-i OIul MI St.uM-W ednesday, FEB lJh-icr-
4 firm. t,rrf lis