Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-11
LOCAL NEW.
AMgsHMHNTs To NIGHT.

WASHINGTON THEATRR.-Beneht of MT ]
Wallsck, all the great company in Boucic auIt'
great comedy of "How She Loves Him"
FoRD's THBATBR-Last night OF Mrs. d. p
Bowers, " no appears as "Diana," in "Loveri
masquerade," concluding with the nauttca
romance OF "The Wreck Ashore"
Growers THEATKR.-Rossinis great opert
t'Barber OF Seville" Johannsen, Hermann Ms
Haoleman, and Graf in prominent characters
CANTBRBuRY.-An immense bill Of ballet
fun, refinement, negro delineations, &c. con
GLIDING with capital afterpiece. Matinee
to-day.
OxFoRD.--"Mazeppa," ballet, burlesQue, sen
timent and side splitting comicalities. Matinee
this afternoon.
FOUNDRY CHAPsL.-Ladies' fair Rare, use.
full and fancy articles, an elegant supper,
music and other attractions.
CENTER MARKET, To- DAY.-Beef, best cuts,
per pound, Ua35c.; next, 25c. Salt Beef, 2Oa25c;
Dried Beet, 25c. Veal, 25a29c. Mutton, chops,
SOC. Lamb, per pound, CSC. Pork, fres L, 25e.
FORK, corned, 25c. Bacon, hams, uncut, 30c.;
sliced, &c. breasts, Csc; shoulders. Csc. But
ter, 5Oa55c. Chickens, per pair, S2a8250 Ducks,
per pair, Sl.5Oas2 Eggs, per dozen, iOc. Gran
berries, per quart 30c. Cucumbers, per doz +,
SeS; Green Corn, per can SGc Apples, per
aOao0c Potatoes, Irish, per PIX, soc; sweet 75asO:
re. dried, per qt., 30c. Cherries, dried,
SOC: Beans butter, 3oc; white, 1Oa12c Radishes,
per ouHch, 5al0c. Beets, 50a60c. per PIX Onions,
per PIX, 9Oc.a21. Parsnips, PIX, 75ae0c Carrots,
&c. oyster plants, 10si2c. Cabbage, per nd,
soa1oc: Lettuce, per hd., 1Oc. Fish-Rock, large.
eacn, 81 5OaS3; small, per bch-, 5Oa6Oc; halibut,
10, 3Oc; sea bass, 15c. blue fish, 15c.; behring's,
ooz, IS; lobster, 12c sturgeon, l5o, pike, bch,
SOC as1; perch. 5Sc Rye per bushel 81 soas2
Brown tuf, Soc Shorts, Csc Corn, sheled, 50 10:
In the ear. per Dbl, sSasl0. Oats, per bush, Sill
aSl25 Hay, per cwt, S2as225 Straw, s1.50ass.
Glover Hay, 81 e0as2.00. Chestnuts, per quart,
15aaCc. Spinach, per peck, soc. Peppers,
Grapes, per.pound, 20c Rabbits, 4Oa5Oc each
Small birds, Per bunch, soc. Wild pigeons, per
15a25c. Wild Turkeys, S. Krout, 15c. at.
Partridges, doz., s.. Geese. sl.5Oas2. Tur-
Eeys, sSaS220. Country Pork. per pound, 2Ic.
Beef, l0a15c. Wild Geese, $3.50. Fresh Vent
son, pei pound, SOC.
a FINE MUSICAL ENTERTAINERS the
advertisement elsewhere 1t will be seen that a
very attractive concert will be given at Ford,s
Ineatre tomorrow night for the benefit of VIM.
Withers, Jr, the popular leader Of the orches-
ira at Ford's Theatre. A great array Of first
class musical talent has been secured for the
occasion and this coupled with the general
disposition to give the esteemed beneficiaire a
bumper on the occasion of his first benefit will
certainly serve to crowd the Theatre.
LEvBE.-Next Tuesday night, Metropolis
Lodge, NO. TO, L. o. o. F., holds a grand leyee
at Odd Fellows Hall, 9TH street. Visitors are
expected from Baltimore and Philadelphia,
and nothing has been neglected to render the
occasion one of the features of the season.
Reference TO the list of committees in the ad-
yerfsement elsewhere, is convincing OF the
elegant character of the entertainment.
COMPLIMENTARY BALL.-See announcement
elsewhere of grand complimentary ball to be
given on Thursday night next, for the benefit
OF Thomas Shackleford, drafted in the Seventh
ward. The committee of arrangements are
some OF the most active young men of the
ware, and know Just how to carry out such
an affair in proper style; so we may be GER
TAIN mat II Will be great success.
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HORSE STEALING.-Yesterday, Henry Gil
llson, Colored, was arrested by Off Ger NJ Ell
fresh on the charge of stealing horse from a
farmer, residing about Is miles from Alexan-
dria Mir. VIM. Hussey recognized the horse,
which Giilison was attempting to sell. Jus.
tice Walter committed him to Jail for hear
ing.
THE HACKMKN AND THE METROPOLITAN
RAILROAD The case of John Byrne. the dri-
yer of the hotel coach, arrested on the charge
of obstructing the track in front of the depot,
and of disorderly conduct, has been disposed
OF by Justice Thompson, who fined him So In
each case.
SMALL Pox-Some cases Of this disgusting
past season, so far as reported, have appeared
in the city. The sanitary police reported three
cases in the Fifth and one IL Seventh wards
this morning.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge 0lin.-Yesterday.
Michael Conner, indicted tor an assault and
battery, WAS found not guilty.
Tip Snyder, indicted for keeDing bawdy
house, was found guilty; but this morning u
motion was entered for new trial.
ATTENTION Is CALLED to the notice of the
meeting Of the Sunday School Union at the
T. street Baptist Church on Monday evening.
Addresses will be delivered by Rev. DIR. Gray,
Rev. DR.. Earle, and others.
SENT TO THR AsYLUM.-Yesterday Mr.. Jas;
A. Wise, of eth street, formerly OF the Capitoi
police and somewhat noted in local politics,
was removed to the insane asylum, having be-
come seriously deranged
ACTING MAYOR.-We notice that j. r. Brown,
ESQ, President Of the Board OF Aldermen, is
acting as Mayor to-day ia the absence OF Mayor
waliach at Annapolis.
THB AMOUNT OF money accompanying the
advertisement sent to this office, signed ga
Friend" is not sufficient for Its publication.
THE DRAFTED MEF of the Seventh Ward
will meet at Turner Hall, AZ st. and Maine
avenue, at7x o'clock this Saturday evening
March IL lS65 1t*
MUSICAL TRRAT.-Last evening we had the
pleaure of hearing several pupils of Professor
Wolowski's, at his residence, 353 9th street
Among them we noticed particularly youne
tenor, who is studying, under the Professor
Instructions, Tor the opera, and who promises
to succeed. Professor Wolowski gives every
day new evidence of his extraordinary power
of imparting his talent to others, and all those