Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-05

LlZZle Lucas, OlSOEue[ly, - eacu
DUN VIvIMUs.-We doubt whether there is
in the whole extent of the United States a finer
private meat market, if one so completely and
"Fulton Market" at the corner of Fourteenth
and streets. The proprietor, Mr.. A. M. Hep
burn, certainly has on exhibition at this time
the largest and finest display Of beef, mutton,
&c, we ever saw in such an establishment any
where. He kills his famous buffalo, by the
by, to-day, for the benefit Of the thousands
associates in the far West wish TO dine on
buffalo meat at the National Capitol. Ham
mack gets of him the fine joints and other cuts
Of beef, veal, mutton, &C., which, when ex-
hibited upon his counters, always attract a
crowd Of admirers around his doors.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN Entered.-Steam-
ship Baltimore, Lewis, New York; schooner
florfda- Jackson, do with merchandise.
CleaIed.-Schooners Sarah Ann, Frost, Anna
messex; Fair American, Bennington, Popie
wood, Weeks. New Haven: Ann Howard, Hun
ter, Mattawoman; Proctor, Garrett, Annames-
Sex; John R. Griffith, Bachler, Bait; sloops H.
Day, Jones, Npniemoy Creek Eliza Ann,
Brown, Mary land Point; barges Suns hine, Emit
cote, PhiladeIphia: l.. NJ. Ritz, Richardson,
do. Levi Hows, Thrall, do schrs. War Eagle,
Sanders, Somerset; Thomas Manus, White, do.
THE RfvER.-OId river men are anticipating
ararid rise in tie Potomac. Already the water
has risen to an immense hight with the high
Country swelling the tributaries, vail probably,
as usual at this season. cause an overflow of the
lower As we'll as the upper river. The effect
upon the fisheries will be Instantaneous, til.
rapid muddy current keeping the shad and
herring in the deep water. The lumbermen
z, morally have secured their timber against
freshet by banking il, and unless the current is
unusually strong they do not fear loss.
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THE KARMICooN CLuB.-This club, which
has its manifestations all through the country,
and in had ,v>1no,
ing last evening at the residence OF one of its
members, and, notwithstanding the inclemency
OF the weather, goodly number were present,
and after transacting the business of the eve
ming, dispersed at a seasonable boar, to meet
again at such time and place as may be here.
after determined. karmicoon" is the Indian
Name for /" eagles nest" and the club interests
itself In the Investigation Of natural history.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Nancy
kendrigan, disorderly 81 81. Frank Nelson,
in default of bail. Fenton Lewis, larceny:
dismissed. Richard Collins, drunk do David
Long, do; Sl5s. Geo. F. Hugueiy. profanity;
So. Also, threats; dismissed. &. I. Cressey,
violating city law; for hearing Eiw FitZ.
g. raid, threats: bail for peace. Michael Cali
gan, drunk and disorderly: S55a. John B.
Henry, do; military.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Mary Mar.
tin: Mary Fitch, Louis Kelly, Alex. Mills, dis
orderly; dismissed. Mary Anderson and Silly
Armstrong, do; Sis each. Alois Muclur, J.
, Geisler, ehting; s. each. Henry Miller, as
sault and battery with intent to kill: bail tor
hearing-also, carrying concealed weapons; de-
ftrTed.
CRIMINAL COURT, JudJe FTsher.-This morn
ing, John Z ueenan, indicted for an assault ahd
battery on Mrs. Clark, was found not guilty.
Vim. Whalen, charged with an assault and
battery, submitted his case, and was sentenced
to pay fine of $40.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceH-This
morning the Will of VIM. Mckenzie having
been proved by two witnesses, was admitted
to probate as regards personality.
CoMNuNICATED
ST. JOHNS, q KORGETOWN.-Thea annual cele.
bration of the very large and fionrishing Sun
day School attached to this venerable and
highly prosperous church took place on the
afternoon Of Easter day. Seldom has more
impressive and pleasing spectacle been wit.
messed in our naighboring burgh Of George.
town. II was q beautiful sight to see SO many
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