Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-03

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Ward, b Smoot, John Summers, J. w Nails,
w Richards, Jr.
Superintendent of Police c. Moore
Superintendent of Cas-. Roxbury
Market Master-T. Wilmington
Collectors-J. A. Field and w. Avery.
Assessors-P G. Anderson and w Davis
Attorney-G. w. Brent.
Measurer of Wood and Bark. P Coleman
Inspectors OF Ilumber-W. II. Mcknight and
John Greenwood.
Gauger-George McCleish
Surveyo.-W ID. Stuart
For Fire Engineer-No choice
WARRINGTON THKATRE.-Bulwer's play of
Richelieu was well-very well-performed last
night Indeed, taking the cast altogether we
doubt II IL was ever enacted more crsditably in
this city. Mr.. Couldock's personation of the
willy Cardinal though not the best we have seen
OF this characteL' was yet an exceedingly fine
In compliance with persistent requests at the
box Office for repetition Of Bourcicault's play of
- The Willow Copse," II will he given again
ing, Mr.. C. w. Couldock; Rose Fielding, Miss
Sallie St Clair; Sir Richard Vaughan, Nj J b.
Howe; Colonel Vanguard, Mr.. Whiting; Dick
links, M. Bangs; staggers, Mr.: Russell;
Dawson; Bubblemrre, Mr.. ]. Whiting; Fungus
MIR. Corby; George, Mr.. Sommers; Joseph, Mr.
NEWTON; LYNX, Mr.. Tee; Waiter, Mr.. Smith
son; Lady Apsley, Miss c. Carman; Lucy Van
guard, Mrs StonealI; G-orgina, Miss Tree; Miss
Apsl. ~, Mrs Howe; Meg, Mrs }. Sloan. -
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Couldock takes his
benefit, and the play Of " Louis KIP will he
brought out. -
CONCERT OF THE FOUNDRY CHAPEL CHOIR
Bradbury's beautiful oratorio of Esther, together
with well chosen selection of solos, Duets,
guartetts, etc, from of the old aud stand.
ard authors, was performed by the Foundery
Chapel Choir last mig hit, in a manner to rejoice
the musical heart Of the million, and that OF our
friend Potter particularly. The rendering Of
some Of the choruses was truly superb: and ali
the solos gave evidence OF careful study on the
part OF the performers, under the guidance of a
leader who teaches his pupils to respect the mu-
sic they sing rather than to show of their indi-
vidual accomplishments.
YEsTERpAY, as a colored man named Bell, a
slave Of Mr.. Kelly Lambell. was driving mule
ts am with a wagon with heavy fy-wheel from
Eilis's foundery to brickyard, when on Wiz
ginia avenue bridge, the mules became stubborn
and pushed him against the handrail, breaking
II, and preciptating him to the tow path some
feet below. He fell on his neck and shoulders,
and was picked up In a critical condition. DIR.
Bowie was sent for and administered all possible
relief, but his wounds Re believed to be fatal.
THs PnILopKAIc SOCIETY. Of the Georgetown
College, have determined to celebrate the land
ing OF the Pilgrims. Hon. James A. Pearce, of
Maryland has been chose as the orator. and g.
Teackie Wallis as alternate G. II Miles the
poet, has also been selected to re- ad poem on the
occasion, and Rev. John McCluskv, Of Mount
81. Msry's, EmmiItsbnry. as chaplain
PRoF MuNDER, whose lessons I'm dancing are
deservedly so popular and fully attended, gives
one OF his delightful sorees TO- night at bis acad
emy, corner Of Ninth and ID streets. Go. dear
reader, and see the fascinating Lancier Quad.
rifles, and take u hand and foot in them your.
self!
A CoRRKsPoNDENr complains that the chimney
sweep for the Fifth w ard does not attend to his
duty. aud that a house on East Capitol street
came near being destroyed by IRE last night
thro uah the mining Of foul nue..