Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-08
LOCAL NEWS
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WARRINGTON THEATE1.-Kats Fisher own
version OF the drama OF Jack ieppsrd' will
be Performed this evening at this popular re-
SORT Mr: J: y. Claxke will pers,nate blue
late st Growers Theater, will assume the
character OF jonathan Wild" Kate Fisher
herself will appear as Jack" In connection
with this, Jane Englishs Troupe 81 Denis and
the Marietta Ravel Ballet Troupe will appear.
There Will be an entire chang of programme
at this resort on Monday night, and on Tues
DAY will be perfor med in fine style w. D. Eng.
ltsA's humorous PLAY, "Three Fast Men,"
which was played at Ford's theatre In this
city some time ago, and which was received
with shouts OF laughter. Kate Fisher, CLARKE,
&c. Will appear.
CANYEgBuRY.-The Zautretta Troupe of
pantomin lists, rope dancers and acrobats Will
appear again this evening in the splendid acts
which have for the past week so hugely de-
lighted the patrons of Canterbury Hall. The
old Canterbury Company, including Eva
Brent, George Edeeon, J. :. Clarke and others,
will also appear
yABIBflEs-Tbe performance st this place
OF amusement. of the comic pautomime of
<Jocko, the Brazilian Ape has ELECTED the
greatest applause every night the past week,
and it will b. performed again this evening
Julia Barton, Agnes Sutherland, G.. II. Mo.
Iee!s. Kitty Marshall and others also appear
PREsTIDIGITATIOY-P Professor Anderson an
nounces this evenings entertainment and ex-
h1biAon OF magic As his last. A visit to Odd
Fellows Hall will certainly repay all vhoare
fond OF mystihcation, for the Professors enter
tAInments are OF the most interesting charac ter
This, his last night will no doubt witness a
crowded hall. r
DEATHS OF SOLDIERs.-The following have
been reported TO Capt Hartz, (eft1ce corner OF
Eighteenth and G streets,) since our last, at
which place all Information relative TO de-
ceased soldiers may be obtained:
James Marshall, Glst Ohio; W. Mccormick.
Ist Md. cav; Joshua Gage, 1s6th N: Y; Z.
M; A. Grimm, l4ith n. Y; A. Lukins, Iisth
Pa; Q. NJ. Harrington, 10th Mass; +. White,
1Gth n. Y. bat; L. Babcock, 10th N. Y. art:
&. Stewart, I'd L. ). cav; 3. A. MulliniN, sth
Nd: Jacob l.. Johnston, 9th N. y; Charles
Hermit, 18th n. Y. art; b. Slater, 72d n. Y;
X Hoffman, 1.:,d Pa. S NJ; Jas. Millspaugh,
H Hasa iath n FL a. Ar" Robinson n soth Me- o"
ShiRrock, 55th Ohio: James Ward, l7sth N. Y :;
q. W. Ames, list n. I. art; Thos. Julien. Gid
n. Y; Chas Eochendorfer, eth N. Y; Howell
+. Haskell, Hist n. y: A. ]. Conrad, lid Pa.
HI: T. Hardee. 10Th NY; $. B Cram, I'd NH;
Z Eullenberser thostler) q. NJ. D.; Morgan
Isl 4. Y. art; Josh McN aush, 1i7th Pa; Seth
s'treeter, 9th Mich cav: Jesse H. Seymour,
lGeth N. Y; Lieut. Fred Bapst, ed ILL., q. W.
Brreoe, Hist n. Y. c. Muxum, 57th Pa; John
ID U. S. cav; David IL. Morgan, 9Th Pa. cav;
John harrington, "a Z. s. cav; = Burritt, lst
L. S. cav: G. w. Howard. le5th N. Y; Denzel
T. Swan. lith N. H.; p. Miller, 18th Ps-; Thos.
You'll, I'd Mass; John Glitch, 140th N. y;
Pinkney Prothro (rehel), I'd Ga. bat; John
Mullen, 6lst n. y: John Mckeever, l69th Pa.
NJ; J. Saltzherser (teamster). q. M D.: W.
McSearin, 9th \. y. cav. A. Shank, lst Md.
cav; ". Walker, 6th Ohio cav L. L. Ram
Golp, list Ohio cav; W. Misner 9th Mich. cav;
1t. ". III. Bibihaus, 10th Pa; b. Phillips, 9th
Mich. cav; III. Washburn, li2d n. T.; Charles
Smith, l53d N. Y; s. Gossitt, 157th Pa; III.
Jamea A. Stevens, 18th II Y; $. J. Coleman.
5th Mich. cav; T. Kreuse (teamsterl, Z NJ. D.;
John Shaner, Roth Pa: q. Newkirk, l3d ny ;;
=. Bennett, LIST Mass: T.. b. Libby, ist Me- art;
Alex. Camp, 16Sth NY; J. J. Riley, J01h n. y.
Erg's; los. Mcpherson. 5th Mich, NJ Flood.
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