Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-19

CEHT1e MA4KkT To.DAY.-Bsef, best cuts;
PER sie PoRSn nsf Csc Csc Hs.s c s. Bssf lsalso
&c: Lamb, per pound, 25c. Pork. fresh, 25c.
Pork, corned, sc. Bacon, hams, nm cut, 3oc.;
sneeo, sc; breasts, Csc; shoulders, 25c But
u ,er, DU s Onickens, per pair. si50 Ducks,
berries, per quart I5c. Gucumbers, per dog ,
3Oc; Green Corn, per can, 60c Apples, per
pee pee new; Soa7Se; dried, Use. Turnips,
per per peck, aCa5oc. Potatoes, Irish, per peck,
5oc sweet &c. String Beans, per peck, zoe.
reaches, dried, per qt, 3oc. Cherries, dried,
2oc Beans, shutter, SOC; white, 10ai2c. Radishes,
per bunch, salOc. Beets, 18c. Onions, per peck.
e psn Pss a sss
Lettuce, per hd., 10c. Fish-Rock, large, each,
S25CaS3i small, per bunch, 5Oa6oc; halibut
rer pound, 20c; sea bass, 15c.; blue fish, 15c.,
lobster, 12c.; sturgeon, i5c., pike, per bunch;
Corn Meal, s19oc.as2 Ship-stuR. a5c.asI.
Brownstuff, 75c. Shorts 6Oc Corn, shelled, 30;
sa ,ss Has barrel sa es per ss4
sl50as2 Glover Hay, sLsoas2oo. Egg
plants, each, IOc. Chessnuts, per quart,
lsa2oc tomatoes ON per peck, soa,5c: PEPPERS,
bits, per pair, Soc Small birds, per bunch SOC
Wild pigeons, per pair. 37xc. Blue wing
Celery, per bunch, ~. Wild Turkeys. 80 so
Krout, Zoe. quart Partridees, doz, s25Oae3
Geese, 1925. Turkeys, 90. 5oas3
A SHARP 4AmE.--This morning, about seven
o'clock, Sergeant Hurry and officer Bouldin
caught two Young fellows, g. 7. Watson and
] l.. Rodgers, in the act of swindling a colorea
man out of his watch and SIS. The two sharps
bad pack Of cards, and proposed to the victim
to tell his age by the cards. One proposed to
the old man to bet that the other could not do It.
The old man would not bet, but let Rodgers
have his watch TO look at. and as soon as the
watch was in his hand Rodgers made off with
it. Rodgers and Watson profsssed to ba de.
serters from the rebel service. Justice Miller
sent both to Jail for court.
THE HAMILTON EASTER CAsR.-Judge AID.
vocate Col John Foster and the counsel for
the defense in the case of Hamilton Easter &
Co. charged with selling dry goods to block.
ade-runners to be conveyed into rebel lines,
start this evening. to Boston, Mass, where
they will be engaged during the coming week
to the character Of Pardon Worsley. The case
will be resumed at the rooms of the Mtlitsry
Commission, on street, on Monday, the 18th
instant.
THE OXFORD Music HALL-Messrs. Fox,
Curran, and Norris, formerly of the original
re- fitted the large establishment on Pennsylva-
MIA avenue and Ninth street, at cost OF $50, 600.
1t will be opened on Monday evening next, and
will be. undoubtedly, one Of the most magnifi-
cent variety theatres in America. The fixtures
OF this immense hall are all new.
CORRECTIoN.-Mr. Lemuel Towers informs
MS that we were in error in saying that the
Government had secured his establishment as
branch printing office. He has rented the
third story Of the building to the Superintendent
of Public Printing. nothing more, and will
carry on his business as usual.
THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD BALL.-This
worthy association will give their sixth grand
hall at Temperance Hall, on Monday evening
A brass and string band will be present on the
occasion, and make merry music for the dance.
Every arrangement has been made to insure a
pleasant and happy time.
THE GIFT Book SALE which opened here a
few days ago, has already q rushing business.
Books are sold at the usual prices, and with
each prize Of more or less value is given.
We rotice Charles W est with 81 book, re-
ceived silver cake basket; Miss Rebecca
Hayes, an Ice pitcher; Mrs. John A. Brown, a
silver watch and NJ. Kelly q silver tea pot. 4
THE DOLLAR JRwELRY STORE is No. 433
Pennsylvania avenue, neariH street. See spe-
cial notices.