Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-19

Cbar,rs Wilson, ist ward, over age
EuVa I'd FIR eman, 7ih ward, transferred to
second class.
Nelson Baxter. 2d ward over ar
Frl kiin Csrroli, ith yyard, under Age
John Titball, Sd ward, transferred to second
class.
Christian Rupell. 9TH ward, transferred to
Aldr'ck q. Wiley, I'd ward, over age.
=. lIicknor, LIST ward, disability.
Basil Gordon. tst ward, disability.
T. {. Appler, 5th ward, disability.
Thes. NJ cCormick, I'd ward, aIienare,
Patrick Reef 4th ward, alienase
E.hJamln Straps, Sd ward, a,ienage.
H.lcHael MSCormicS, I'd ward. alienage.
Dcm'Iick McMerrman, 5th ward, aliena re-
Joselh Kuhn, 18th ward, aiianage.
teiix Counn, I'd ward, alienage
ment.
James S. Delano, I'd ward, non resident.
John O'Hsfap, cd ward, disability.
Joseph ID. Green, Sd ward, transferred TO
second class.
f. ii Engie, iih ward, disability.
John u'Donnell, 9Th ward, disability.
lisa All Marsdea, 5th ward, transferred to see
ord class.
VIM. q ueen, ith ward, transferred to second
class.
John ID. MeGill, sth distric', transferred to
second class.
FORKS NEW TaEATER-Tbs comedy "a son
proper, will be introduced On Monday night
neA .'..n the genial and gratii ying perform
ances OF Mr.. .IOhn f. Owens, whose fans as
comeoian OF the richest genius and most brill
Hant affaInments, rests upon the loftie It and
most enduring praises OF the American public.
There are but few comedieDs on either side Of
the Atlantic, who can compare with Dir.
Owens, either in the freshness and spirit OF his
humOr, or in the admirable finish which marks
the tore and style Of its expressions; and not
one who can Justly be claimed to surpass him
in those essentials. Popular and critical opin-
Ions-on this side of the Atlantic at least
award TO him the most elevated rank among
the truthful interpreters of come dy in all its
phases, and recognize with earnest unanmity
his pre- eminent claims to be regarded as the
most liberal and artistic exponent OF that school
OF coined which derives its eloquence from
sympathy with our tenderest affections, and
from an emotional appreciation OF the senti-
nent OF the pathetic. In this latter class we
include his Caleb Ptummer, in Dickens Cricket
or he Hearth; and John Unit, in Self: pers on;.-
tons most perfect in their yrGisem6tdnce to ma
OF th' ir artistic charms. As matter of course
his FL eseem ent will prove eminently delight
ful 10 our people, and proportiopably profit
able, We hope, to the enterprising manager.
MIR. Owens is Que OF the most popular artists
known &c our public, and his appearance, so
GpropoS of the period of glee and gaiety, will
borrow additional interest from the fact that it
Will mark the first Introduction in the pending
season, OF that legitimate school of comedy, of
which Owens, Jefferson, and Clarke, are the
best living representatives upon the American
stage. Monday evening next will be the one
huHdr. dIh night On which Manager Ford has
kept stGpen house" since the erection of his
maeni ficent new temple, and the occasion is to
be observed with an entertainment specially
commemorative aud gala in its character.
Ovens has selected hts merriest efforts for the
ported ty the gifted Miss Alice Gray. poetic
address. expressly written for the occasion,
Will tie recited and other neidents Of fresh and
q LIactIye il tslest be added.