Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-15
LOCAL NEWS.
ANusENsNfs TONIGHT.


w.sH,NgroN THEArER.-k Kate Fishers
sdaptation Of 1.-The French Spy" will be per-
to,med here tonight for the first and only
time Miss fs S, vii aa M .as and
will be ably supported by Wilson, Bokee,
clarke and others. Marietta Ravel and Rosita
will also appear,--the latter making her last
appearance. On Monday night next three
Fast Men" will be produced.
CANTRRRURY-The Zanfretta troupe to-
night close the second week OF an engagement
which has been one of the most successful IL
the annals Of Canterbury Hall Their perfor-
nance tonight will as usual, be delightful.
Nellie Taylor, the charming vocalist George
Edsoa, the popular co neiian; Susie Sum-
meytia,d the graceful danseuse, and the entire
Court OF Beauty and the full Ethiopian corps
will all appear.
yARIET1Es-Agnes Sutherland, who has for
a long while added much to the enjoyments at
the Varieties by her fine singing, IL announced
to make her last appearance this evening. The
Rayel pantomime OF ssJocko, the Brazilian
Ape" will be performed among other things
The whole company appear in . good and
varied bill.
The DRArT.-Af,er our report closed yester.
the Board of Enrolment
NJ. Harrasan, furnished substttute-James
Coleman.
John Ransell. fcolored,) accested
William II. Poor, furnished substitute-F.d-
mund White.
John F Coyie, jr.. furnished substitute-Jas
H: A. Burglins, furnished substitute--Johu
Mcdonald.
Thomas Coleman, furnished substitute-Jas.
McLochlin.
David Semple, furnished substitute-Henry
Baird.
Hamilton Townsend. disability
Gilbert Joy, (coiored,) furnished substitu ute
Ephraim Edmondson.
S. Catcher, lcolored,} furnished substitute
Richard Rrinkley.
George +. ID. Cook. (colored, furnished 81 b..
stitute-Henry Banks
Vim: Lander, (coiored,) furnished subsl-
Ste-James Turner
John C. Conoway, (co1ored,l furnished SUBJ
tute-Solomon Randall.
f. s. Jones, furnished substitute-Frank b.
ID. L. Perkins, furnished substitute-John
rShaw.
James Handley, furnished substitute-Chas.
kurtZ.
Columbus bus ssrieer' tcoiored,) furnished SUBJ
Alfred Green, (colored,) furnished substi.
tute-John VIM. Butler.
Jas. w. Sephus, (colored) furnished substi.
tute-Joseph Hammock
Joseph w. Sephus, (colored,} furnished sub.
stItue-Tim Gray.
John :. SephuS, tcoloredl furnished substi-
tute-Joseph Graham.
>. George, under age.
Henry G. Elliott only SON of q widow
Gee. G. b. Mitchell. father of children under
twelve.
Mahlon R. kirkbride, erroneous enrolment
James Lockhead, alienage.
VIM. Chandler, convict.
Andrew Dallas, over age.
James Kerr, children under twelve
james Gait, furnished observation-disclosures c..
Conner.
John BentZler, under age.
&. W. Goldin furnished substitute-James
Miller.
A. l.. Sturtevant, furnished substitute-Ed-
ward Harris.
VIM II. Chase, disability.
Henry Mason, under age.
). T. Rynex, disability.
Noble u. Larner, furnished Observation-Disclosures
finnegan.
John II. Patrick, furnished substitute-Chas.
Il. Ring.
Vim NJ. Hall, disability.
e. N. Perkins, disability.
Persons desiring to go before the Board of
Enrolment to procure exemptions need not
apply for admission until within few days
OF fhe time they are notified to report to Capt.
Scheetz. Those ordered to report at earlier
dates are always admitted to the board IL ad-
vance Of those who have longer time to report;
and it is no use for the latter TO present them
selves now, rs all notices to report are exam
lned at the door, and the privilege of admission
allowed only TO the former. Ample time and
opportunity " i'll be allowed all persons 10 go
before the board W no may so desire.