Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30
LOCAL. NEWS,
AM3lEaENrs TONIGHT.

This -amous opera " as produced eutIrs To-
night, We ARE TO have BoIldaaux's grand opera,
sLa Dame Blanche" and Mr.. Tneo. Habel-
man will make bis fret appearance. ALI OF the
company are IN the cast. t~f-7r-
FOLDS THEATiR This is not org of Mr.
forrest nights, but that need be no reason
Why mr. Fords patrons should stay away
from his dramatic temple, for a really splendid
entertainment will be gwen by the production
1.-The Octoroun or Life in louisiana" pIaE.
which has heretofore delighted thousands.
VARIETIES - Fire la sensation! At least 80
cay the patrons of the Varieties. Judging from
the anxiety " IN which they rush for seals 70
see Fifzslmmon's new sensation play, 4" The
Female Pickpocket OF Washington Those
Woo wish To see IL should hasten to do so, as it
must soon give place to other novelties.
MEJ RoPoLITAS HALL was filled again last
night with gay and happy crowd, who were
delighted with the p. rformancs s OF Anna Rush,
Mary Walton, Molie Lane, VIM. Scott, L.
Brinrntr, Geo. de Louis, and others. Another
splepdid entertainme Mt will be given to. night
CASTKRBUEY.--In addition to the regular
concert hail entertainment, the sweet songs Of
Jenny Eugel, the clog dancing OF Dalehanty
and Ward, and the fine performances OF the
Cont OF Peauty, the Roman ballet troupe
will Tonight appear, and a number of new
attractions Of song, dance and pantomims will
De given.
TEa CIRCUS at the corner of Sixth street and
New oIk avenue continues to do flourish
ing business and the pavilion is crowded izht-
Iy. Mrs. warner formerly Mrs. Dan Rice),
the Whitey family, Mrs Frank WHITAKER.
ard others, elicit much applause. William
Kennedy is the clown, and his jests are of such
q character as to amuse all.
BALLAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VIM. Edear
MOI gan announces that at the solicitation Of
many friends he will give ballad en- tertatn-
ment to night at Washington Theater, and will
be assisted by some fine instrumental and vo-
cal performers. The last concert Mr. Morgan
appeared in in this city was at the Smith.
soFisn year or two ago.
ENLIsTMRNr FUND BALL.--The different
Com rulttees for the Enlistment Fund Ball are
requested to meet at the Mayors Office, City
Mittee Oh Refreshments to meet at the ball
room tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
TIE BALL AT THE PATENT OFF1CE-Owins
crowd was not SO great at the bali in honor of
the ladies OF the late fair was anticipated;
but the assemblage was select asd brilliant
selves the e them
lnisundars aEdlng the band OF the nth infau.
Try, which had been engaged, failed to make
iIs appearance but at n late hour Hon. Ii. B.
FTsn,h succeeded in securing the ser vices of
the orchestra at Growers Theater, who fur.
hlsh. excellent music during the festivities Of
the evening.
The supper, gotten up under the auspices OF
Hirs. ". M. Shuster, Mrs. Job Angus, Mrs.
james Towers and Miss Piper, was a superb
those present
Many OF the ladies and gen .lemen present
expr.ssed d' sire that the ball might be re-
peaied under more favorable circumstances,
and IT is hoped the managers will take the
matter under consideration
Despite the bad weather, the style Of costume
en- the part OF the ladies was decidedly rich and
tasf!ul We note a few OF the costume for the
benefit of lady readers:
Ms; John W Fly, leather colored watered
fnk. bjack lace shawl, beautiful pearl neck.
lace and earrings; head dress OF flowers
Miss Hattie F-h, of Cambridge, dressed in
white carleton; head-dress Of white camelias
ard STOW drops.
Mrs. E. L Ste.-s, Of Washington white silk
dress, trammed with cherry colored ribbon,
Mrs B. B. Fph, Of. Washington, white silk:
ssad-dress Of japonca and orange blossoms;
MISS Fanny Gilt, OF New Hampshire, white
tarls ten: black velvet spencer.
Mrs r. Gle, of Washington, Gin mourning
black silk. richly and elegantly trimmed.
Miss I'd. OF Washington, pink silk dress.
Miss Wh-b, white Illusion, trimmed with
scarlet velvet; peasant waist.
Miss Lis, white sw ,ss, trimmed with black
velvet head-dress with white snow drop.
Mrs. w. B-ry, OF Washington, blue silk
dress, with white lace overdress, topped with
black velvet.
Miss Laura I'd, OF Washington, red silk
dress; black velvet waist.
Miss Emma I'd, Of Washington, check
silk dress, with black bodice.
Miss H, purple silk, trimmed with white
Mrs. J. NY, pink silk dress. festooued with
niaCR viewer. EeaCs dreSs OF mowers.
Miss Belle Mt--er, Of Washington, cherry
satin dress, white illusion bodice; head-dress OF
geTanium leaves
Miss I'd, Of Washington. rose colored tarle-
ton; head dress plain.
Mrs James S-ie, purple silk dress. black
lace shawl.
Miss I'D, OF Washington, blue silk, trim
med with lace: headiress of roses.
Miss Lizzie W-d, of New Hampshire, Swiss
muslin, trimmed with cherry colored silk rib
bon.
Miss Alice Tim, pink silk, with skirt fes-
tooned illusion waist.
Mrs. Germond Cr-l, black silk; head -dress
OF diam Onds.
MISS Del-h, of Pittsb burg, red silk dress; ele-
CANT white opera cloak.
Misses Laura and Emma Ans, of Wash
ington, dr. sssd in white carleton, trimmed with
Miss Cornelia Bid, white Swiss dress; rich
opera cloak.
THB ENLISTMENT FUND BALL.-To- morrow
night the grand enlistment fund ball will be
given st the vail OF the Patent Ofice. That II
will be the ball of the season we do not think
there can be any doubt, for our most prominent
citizens are at the head of il, and they have
been interchangeable IN their exertions to SO per-
feet the arrangements as TO give satisfaction to
all who may attend. Every citizel of Wash.
ington is certainly interested in preventing q
draft here, and as all the proceeds OF this bali
will be devoted 70 that end, by securing money
10 pay bounties to volunteers, each one should
exert himself IN the matter and swell the sum
OF MONEY necessary, by not only purchasing
purchase.
DISHONEST PogTRR.-Last night Thomas
Davis, colored porter il the store OF George
i. Kennedy, grocer, 1tk street, was arrested by
Mr. Jas Green, grocer, on 18th street, near l.,
on suspicion Of stealing bucket OF butter
which he had in his possession. Davis failed
% give good account OF the manner in which
he got the butter, and Mr. Green turned him
over to Sergeant Reed, assistant superintendent
OF police. He admitted the theft. Mr.. Green
had been robbed himself, aud his anxiety TO
find out something of his oTR losses caused him
10 be particular in inyes" Eating the matter.
Justice Clayton committed DAVIS to Jail for
court
PORT OF N.-Entered--SteaIner
Jas s. Green, Festop, from New York; schr.
Alb ri Mason, Ferry. do, nldZe, Cleared
SchTs. Trainsw work, Parsons, salisbury; A. J.
Dersott, Hiilman, New York; James Wagner,
Iruder, WadIs Bay dave!ia, lraVers, M ag.
gothy; AIDA E. Barnes, Sears, Pocomoke ST. ps.
SEES Lark, Cheselyine, ST. Mays; Flying