Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-31
LOCAL. NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

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ADJUSTMENTS Io-SIGHF.
'TnRr's3 TAkATEE.-Mr. Forrest last night
fCu. 4 respite, ana viii therefore bt, in Tres n
trim Sc appear as "pthello,n IN Shaks peare' :
pay OF that name, which is announced tor TO.
light Mr. E2rie-t VIII, as heretofore, be ably
sUrpoI led hy Mr. John Net uilo.h as :. I4g6' y
b'rs. ). II. Allen as /" Desdemonia," Miss hii:e
Grey rs EmilIa," a: d by Others.
IRE GREAT BALL.-The great ball of tha
seas Cb, I'r the bt beiit OF enlistment fund.- takes
place Tonight at the large hail in the Patent
once bGildng. Judging from the humber Of
tickets sold it Is toregone conclusion that it
VIII Or an immense success financially; aud
eye leeds Only to CLAN e ~ he names of those
having IL Ill charge 10 b. a~snrcd taat it Will in
every otherpartic ular, pleas ant and agree
"o1c party eXeeecs ANYTHING yet given in this
city n the hall line. The most promiEat citi-
zels OF Was hin gtop viii IN in attend dan &c, ard
many officials. civil and military. have pro-
missed 20 honor the occasion with their pres
enCe.
CAETEEBuRY.-ManagerL La boasts with
much Justice OF the excellence et his concers
hail. dramatic and pantomime company, for
crowds bear witness nightly that thsy give
rare entertainments of Sosg, dance and E.hiO-
plan eecsntricity Rightly. The Canterbury IS
we'll worth visiting At this time.
IARlETIEs -The new play, THE Female
Picspoeket," will be reriorme,i ta-.igllt again
At tse Varieties Nj usic Hail. This plav is de.
citetly en- the sensation order: Fut il cann lot be
denied inst abounds in admirable hits, and
METROPOLITAN HALL, on ID street, between
lin and l2tl. was crowded lsSt night again.
aiid DE entertainments given WAS one of the
best that concert hail company could give
Another Tich bill Is announced for to-pight.
THE CIECUs al the corner Of sixth street and
New OK avenue Is doing = good business, we
believe.
A FEATEgHAL VisIT,-About nifty members
OF Patuxent Lodge, No. Is, l. u. u. f., held at
Lauref, ND, arrived In the city yesterday at
ternocp in the ) O'Clock train, Tor the purpose
cf paying frsteTnal visit TO Union Lodge, No.
III, (NsFy lard.) The visitors were received
IT me depot by a committee, and escorted 10
quarters. Al O'Clock they were conducted 10
the lodge. room. ard introduced by their pre-.
siding officer Nosie Grand Boswell, IN a neat
and appropriate speech. which WAS replied 10
ny Noble Grand NtwsIan, who welcomed the
visitors 10 Union lodge, and hoped their visit
would he a pleasant As was that OF Union
Lodge 20 Laurel, not long since. After some
time sft nj in fraternai greetings, speeches w.rs
made by Past Grands Bogart. Walker, Bond
Eropnmiiier. and Fairall, of Pttuxent Lodg-;
deputy Grand Master Edmonst Ton. aud Past
Grand Masters Stuart, Brown. and Mclean, OF
the Grand Lodge; Grand Representative A. II.
Ran som. OF kentucky; psf brands Richards,
Ia%k+, Brown. and Martin, of Union I.odga;
Bro. thompson. of harmony Lodge; and others.
About eleven O'Clock the vlsI tore were Ia hen IN
charge by the members of Union Lodge. and
conducted 10 the saloon OF the hall, which had
decorated with tanners and flags, where n
tGuntlfui and excellent supper was furnished
by Bro Rob't W. Middleton. under direction
Of the committee OF arrangements, which EN-.
or6ced all hat could be desired The bill of
fare included oysters in every style, fish, tur.
Keys. Wild ducks, chickens, ham, roast beef
and pig, beef tongue, &c. pies, Jelly, ice cream,
1stC5ts sEd milk, cake. &c, with coffee, tet,
lemonade, &c &c. About $50 persons sat down
~ the table. Z. g. NJ. Brown presiding, aud
the mspEPr in which the good things spread
tefoTe them was discussed and disposed OF
sNiDce their appr9cia ton of the efforts OF their
caterer. The s'iunar man being satisfied, the
parry returned to the lodge room, where a
srzfY 1r,5 f1.Nrkr 1f ,ia1
Inc morning hours.
Ire members Of PatuXent Lodge left for
home this morning, expressing thenselves de-
lighted with their visit to Union Lodge and
the har dsome manner they were entertained.
CHANGES INTHE SIXTH Az DITnR' OFFICE
We regret TO learn that Hon. Green Adams
Auditor OF the Treasury for the Post Office
Department, is prevented By sickness from
dschargiDg the duties OF his office.
Major John F. Sharretts, Chiet Clerk of the
bureau. hiss been appointed by the President
acting auditor. and Judge Leach, the solicitor
OF The Office, is acting chief clerk.
class clerk, and + G. Evar,s. OF Kentucky, a
trst-class clerk in said office, have been re-
moved.
j. MiIton Mc(frew, Of OHIO ha7 been pro-
NOTED from a third TO a fourth class clerk ship;
salary, sI,sO0 per annnm: John Lynch, Of In
diana, from second to a third class, <i-6tO; E.
Indiana, j. E. OBrien OF New York, and H.
Richter. of Ohio, each from a first 10 second
class, 81 AGO, in the SAFE office.
Protestant EPISCOPAL ysernYaxs-At
St johns Parish, Rev. Dr. Pyne, rector, the
following Were, on Easter Monday, elected
yesIy men TOR the ensuing year Admiral
Phillip. Hora'io Bridge, W. W. Eisenhower,
L. A. Frailey, o. d. Judson, and Major Morris
Miller r--. ---
At Epiphany Parish, Rev DR.. Han, rector:
Col Maynadier. Richard T.. Washington. both
Gpannnous,l Captain J. NJ. 9illis, Lemuei ].
MarIle,GRR, Geor gs 9aHiI rho@as Fisher
At Grace Church. Rev. Mr.. Ho!mrad, rector,
the election is postponed Until mex. Sunday or
Monday.
PORT OF observation-disclosures t,nar
Deyinney, Brown. from Ph!aielphia with
Cieared-S chrs Pilot. Foxw.n. ST Marv's :;
Willow Harp, DAVIS, PToyidenes; Ross Win
s.. Mary; Eldad. Corsay, Raltiruor.: Aiah,-
ma. Pearse, Deals Island; David Wilson,
RnsseI, Aceomssi las 49, LIE Wis s Nc AI.'er'
Moore. Elizabeth Point: ]. ". Hine. Mason,
New Hayen Capt. l.. johnson, Faihe. Mary
land Point Faines worth. Parsons SALISBURY;
Shoop Sea Slipper, Faunce, Maryland Point
CoNFIsCATIoN Satellite personal proper.
ty--sucb as. stock OF Water Company: house
hold turniinrP. &c. &c.-of Messrs William
n. and T. Il. Weigh, c. W. Watt!as, Levi Hur-
ole, VI. G. Gazsnoye, J. M. r. NJ. Smith,
(some printing maleTidls,) w IN h may, - i
Msade, Morton, Marye, q. A. Baldwin d Co.,
{hoots. shoes, hats. &C. and Dr. o. Fairfax.
ere advertised to be sold in Alexandria, under
The L. - confiscaticn law, on Tuesday, April
~.
DEAo--Mr Vim. Noyes, another aged citi-
zen, Gied in Georgetown yesterday, in the 10Th
year OF his age. For many years he carried gu
the Wholesale boot aud shoe business on Lou
isiana avenue. In this city, near 1th street, bu
has been for a long time confined by mfr nifty
Goiiieb g. Grammar, late q member of the
WaShiEg ton bar, and tho was of the la'e
&C. q ralnmar, died in ST Louis on the 10th
Inst.
DETAIL FOR TIRE BALL.-Ten police officers
one from he Cd, 81, ith, Sth, 9rh and 10th pre-
1cincts respectively, and two from the 18th anG
eth precincts, all TO be under commahd of Ser
Seant Skippon, of the Third Ward, have beer
detailed tor duty at the ball tonight. and will
report TO Capt. Scheatz, chairman of commit
tee on police, at the ball room, at sX O'Clock.