Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-05
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.


Growers TBsATYR.-NAnager Grover pre-
eents q new attraction TO- night, IN the person
CT Miss Mary Provost, who has recently been
&r9tern and Eastern cities. Tse ursss e,.r v
where speaGs Of her actress Of superior
8aerit- Our citizens will now have IA oppor-
tuniiy OF Judging for themselves. She MAKES
her first appearance a. "NsD Gwynne," in the
comedy OF that name.
WAsHISsIox TRlArHR-A new claimant
foI SHpGS lay2r IL also announced 10 appear at
" shink.on rheater tonight. A young lady
OF this city, Misc Addie Thompson. makes her
debut IS the Duchess, :, in AZ sint Heart Never
Won Fair Lady" and az "Nan,' in the "Good
for Nothing' Miss Thompson has fine caps
EIllilss As an actrees and much interest L. felt
y hrr drbu. MIR. F. II. Brink and Miss Ella
AD~stEey also sppear
EsSTEEEVEY-M1les Marie and AueustA
1rcsA from Trpsichorsan victories at Laura
keene'r TEeater, New York, mako their first
appearance to- Eht At this Resort Agnes Suth =
eriand and kate Pennoyer continue . while
onseE. The .'iipsy's Lay" ths ballet GA
Bay adere,' and other favori.s performances
lFtil be given. The entertainment will conclude
Nth the Irish entrvasanzs, Paddy Murphy's
dagic SAIrt-''
FARIETIEs.-Miss Eva Brent who has here
eoforc and on other boards delighted the w ash
In stcn public, has been engaged and will an
pear Tonight at the Varieties. The old favor
1les. including Kathleen ONeil, Marie Zoe the
Budw ORTIZ Brothers, &c, n! ren1aiu Ia nett.
Louise is not among the least OF the attractions
mere, and for child o. her age her dancing Is
WShuCiIuA> u kOO1 O-Rl-NI
FAIR.-Remember the fair for the ben.st of
Et- ' IN cen' Orphan Asylum. corner Tenth and
4f streets.
BALL.-The Merry Social Association An
Gemperance Hall.
CHURCH FAIR.-The ladies OF Fletcher NJ r
Church viii bold fair at Oua Fellows Hall
seventh street, commencing his evening.
FREE LECTURE At the Smithsonian this eve
ming, by Prof. Guyot. or the College OF New
Jersey.
DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The following have
/ oetn reported since our last.
IL w: q. H. Grey, ith n. \. Art: w. Sands,
ah u = art; W. c. Merrill, 18th ~ Z; T..
aarerstick, f22d Pa; Jos. Z. Cleveland, 10Th
Name; joseph Gonkiin, LEI IA. Rifes; e ".
Howe, nth n H.; A. II. Waiter, iilth n. Y:
-; Faskits 9Th n. Y; Z. Hiy2crty, nth lid;
Thos. Earle, Ilth n. j.: a. I:onerins, TIN n. Y;
G. ". Tnapct. eeth N =: Jas. l.. Durham. isi.t
Pa; 6. Butler; Hsth n. Y; It. G.. II. fulton.
ssh Pa; Kari Nagel 7th n. Y; seth r Clsrk,
Won BusEenhagen, 7th n. Il; Z. Osbornr, 18TH i
Nj; c. Cero, 9th Mass; &. IL. shannon lin
N H e Hall, 10th n. Y; J. D. Thompson.
Chicksi., 10Th n v F g d ysa n hI ISb "
fo4, i2Lh ~. Y; ID. " TALL, 18th n. J.; o. W
SIe,n6erser, 10th Conn; W. a. Refer, I22d Pa
IL. SayeT, 6ist n. y; G. Z. Luce, 9th W: r
kachen, sgd y. Y; T. johnson, 2sth ~ T.; Jas
L. Thompson I'd ID. C.; r. Munrce, 9Th Pa; II
Bcyie, At Del; a. Meganigan. l26th Pa; NJ
Jy nCh, ';h Mass; J. II. DoTr, 18th Pa; j. kear-
feet, 18th Ohio; A. F. Howe, 2tth Il. ": /,
GoOdrieh- 18th Mass; +. Barton. sth \. Y; r.
I,uvai, iotn Vt; q. W. Fellows, e1st Pa; d. L.
moTsg. 18th Mass; +. Matthias, 9Th Pa r q:
Z &c. Nurcross, 10th Mass; Scott Bacon. 18th
n. J.: l. Il. Piper, 9Th Pa. Il. c.; w a keffar
! l:s,d Ia; q. l.. Harsh, 1st Pa. H.; u r Elliot
! k4th IA; !. Fornise, 1i0th N z; c. Skater
5cih y. y: J. Roach, 2-th Nass; Lieut. A. G.
~ h n.iI I'D Maine; w I. Trips. 9th N. H.:
q. Emory, s9th Pa; W. II. Johnson i3.th PA ::
Jacob Fisher, l5ist Pa; w. Russell, o0th Pa;
Pa; J. Hogan, l4til (rebel] Tenn; 81. Hsgger-
~, 9th y. Y; =. Stoneycephn, l3ist Pa; Jas
Maees, I'D Pa: J. w. Conner, s1st Pa; E, H.
Williams. i3G.h pa; r. I.iIley, stth Pa; G, W.
Metz, Ifith Pa; :. Spsford, Sd Mainr; g. J
Taylor, sd Pa; II. J. Whitney, lst Mica; w.
Cav: John X. Good, 55th Pa: A. Mcdonald
9Th Mich; q. Mock. 1l5th N. Y; Jas Dao.ey
9Th Nass.; A. A Burdick, DIST Conn; H. j. Hill
bron, 1i8d PAT A Reaiger, ls7st Pa; s Ma
Greene. 26Ih ". Y: c. E. Carey, 9Th n. H
John Robinson, 9Th N. H.; T. Hsynard, 5lh Pa
n: W. Conner, 18th Pa; JAS. Boyle, 18th Mas;
a. SlIirsr, 18th Conn; j. Parntlle, 18th n. Y:
r.. ". Bennett, I3ist Pa; &. Mallett 57th Ny
The FUNERAL OF Jehn T. Bangs, ESQ, ,sok
place from his late residence in GEORGETOWN on
Saturday afternoon, and was attended by tho
Mayor and City Councils OF the town, Cove
mani Lodge, No. Is. and the Grand Lodge, l.
~. -. T., and large number Of citizens. The
corpse was con yeyed 10 the Methodist Protas-
tsnt Church where the following services took
Piaee:-ist. Chant by the Choir; I'd. Reading Il
part OF the.l5tb chapter of ist CORN thians, BY
Rev. VIM. Strayer: "a. PRAYER by Rev. John
h. Nichols, President OF the Maryland Annual
Confc:.nce: ith Discourse by Rev. u. H. Reese
from Rev. lilh chap. l:nh verse. Blessed are
the dead who die IN the Lord" The cortags
then proceeded TO Oak Hill Cemstary, where
tae IT mains were deposited in the grave after
the burial services by Rev. u. T., Reese and
the ODD Fellows services by Grand Chaplain
Il. L. Sweet
mr. Bangs highly esteemed ard had
Tor m:n; years bscn member o. Iha George
town t;ry Councils. For about nine year. ls
was the Grand Secretary of the Grad Lodge,
which office he held 1T the time OF his death.
hrFRoPRIATE TO TEE SEASON AND APPEo-
PEIaTE To ANY SEAsoN.-New Years day
brought us from Markriter, on Seventh street,
one of the choicest and most tasteful gifts
spropos 70 the season conceivable, in the shape
Of Il liberal assortment of tho beautiful pictures
Photographic and Otherwise, for which his
establishment Is famous. We recommend all
IN quest OF such works Of art 20 to make
home attractive 20 pay Il visit TO Markitsr's.
They Will find there exquisite oil paintings,
cabinet size and larger; the very best specimens
OF cOlcred autographs in the market; photo
graphic pictures in great variety and repre-
senting all the various branches Of the art;
Photographic albums OF beautiful styles and
vaSous sizes TO suit every taste; and pic ture
frames OF greater variety OF patterns and
choicPr dceigns than Is often met. A house
furnished with Markriter's interior decorations,
papering, upholstery, window shades, &c, and
the walls aud tables adorned with some Of the
gems OF his art-collection, must, 70 our notion,
be the very perfection Of q home nest for those
loving tasteful and beautiful SURROUNDINGS
AaIkriier's establishment, we hardly need tell
The reader, is No. $50 Seventh street, between .
and l. streets.
CRIMINAL Coz ET, Jan. s-Ths case OF Wm
Dillon, charged with stealing from Otis q
Judd, was given TO the jury.
VIM. Adams, coiored, was con victed OF an
assault and battery on Thos. Lomax, aud sen
fenced % sixty days in jail
David Bell, con ycted Of an esssuit Wa "a
fenced 70 three months in Jail.
Jan. 3.-The jury in The case OF Vim. Dillon
returned sealed verdict OF guilty, and = mo
ton fer new trial Wac entered.
john Smith, OF James, was acq uisted on .
charge Of larceny of $50 from Jno. X. Given.