Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-13
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTe TO-NIG1T

LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT
10Th os s,,as, HALL, street. between 9th an
the ss snsas - Fair and Festival &c
ano beautiful fancy articles, mnsic. an 81.
supper and host OF other attractions.
.u1 Ord aALL.-" Uncle Toms Cabin.
Iesope ana anime OF ballet, songs, bur
nee this afternoon A''
UAahiIERBuRY.-''Uncle Toms Cabin" tn
haus. cai drama OF 1.-THE Brigand's Oath - tn
~ VI Inc Slave Market OF Constantine
ternoon. AAe 'i0 al
WAsHINGToN THBArBR-The dramas q
Nick OF the Woods" and the Drunken Cor
porsI' Mr.. G.. O. Boniface in,six Characters
supported by all the favorites
GROWERS THKATRE.-"Uncle Toms Cabin. :,
Runsie, of Baltimore, miss Susan Denim
Katie Baker and Martha Wren in promtnan
characters. Family matinee this Afternoon 3,
reduced rates. ="
IEMPKRANcE HALL, E street, between 9th
ana lOth.-Explanation of spiritual NANTES
tauons by Prof. Wallace.
CENTRR MARKET, To. DAY.-Beef best cuts,
Per pound, 3Oa35c:; next, 25c. Salt Beef 2Oae5c
3oc Lamb, per pound, 25c. PORK, fresh. Sc
FORK, corned, 25c. Bacon, hams, uncut 3Oc
sneed, CSC; breasts, Csc; shoulders, Csc But
ter, dOa50c. Chickens, per pair, s2as3. Ducks,
per pair, S15Oas2. Eggs, per dozen, SOC. Gran
S Serries, per quart, soc. Cucumbers, per doz
SVc. Green Corn, per can, 60c. Apples, per
Leeks ,bh, Sc; Strawberries OF 75casi TurnIns
Pk, NatOc. Potatoes, Irish, per PIX, 45c sweet
sac R Reaeaes ,t dried, per ct, soc. Cherries
per bunch, SC. Beets, 35c per peck Onions,
per PIX, eOc. aS1 Parsnips, PIX, Soc Carrots Sc.
oyster plants, 1Oar2c. Cabbage Sprouts, pix, 40c.
Rhubarb, bunch, SC. Asparagus, l5a3Oc. KaIe,
'tOc Lettuce,p nd ,ia5c. Pineapples soc. Fish
Rock, large, each, 25c.aS2; small, per bch.,
heaOp' 10 TO- S SSeS5 sea bass 1Se blue fish,
LOO, pike, bch, 50c.as1; perch, 25c; Shad, pair.
10 a I5c. Rye, per bushel, S1.25asl so. Corn
7Os sbor; sn fet orS sSs.a B0wn
Si75 In the ear, per Dbl, S7aS9; Oats, per bu.,
Gcasl. Hay, per cwt, Sis. Straw, s1.5Oas1. rs
S Sroysr hay, Sis. Spinach, per peck, zoe.
Snnn sucks, 15aSl per pair. Small birds, per
ounch, soc. Wild pigeons, per pair, 37Xc. Blue
wing ducks, per pair, 81. Widgeons, per PAIR,
81; Celery, per bunch, 1Oc. Krout, l5c. OF
teese' 81 .50as2. Turkeys, 80. Fresh venison
peT pound, 3Oc
NAVY YARD.-On Tuesday the fine steamer
left the Navy Yard, having on board paymas-
Ter Bridges, Chief of the Bureau Of Provisions,
&c. with a number of ladies bound for Fort
ress Monroe, Norfolk and Richmond. 1t is
stated that Mr.. Bridges goes to Richmond for
the purpose OF purcha siKg tobacco for the navy,
ana on other business connected with his
Orders have been received at the Yard to
take ont the guns and stores OF all the vessels
OF the Potomac Flotilla other than those3 to be
retained, the list OF which was published on
Tuesday as they arrived at the Yard, and con-
seguently the Jacob Bel Yankee. and Dragon
have had their guns removed as we'll as the
stores and they are being made ready to be
sold. Ii is expected that over 20 vessels COM
prising those of the fiotilla which are to be
dispersed will be placed ont Of commission
and prepared to be sold IN week or so.
A Row AT THE DEPoT-Thursdaye evening,
David Dillon and Il. McCarty got to fghtingat
the Baltimore depot, when officer Howard at
tempted to stop them. And'w Mccoy, sailor,
andtwo soldiers. Kelly and ]. M. GleAD-
interfered, and the officer was at a loss for
while as to how he should arrest them all. He
finally took the sailor in custody, and placed
him in CT arge of a guard, and then arrested
the hackmen, W no each wanted the soldiers
witnesses; and the whole party took one OF the
carriages and rode to the station, where JUS
tice Giberson fined the hackman and sailor
and dismissed the soldiers.
HARD ORowp.-Thursday night, George
Sheen, James Donnelly and Daniel Mcclure
assaulted a, sailor whose name was unknown,
boy named II. McClay Sanky, and also rified
the pockets OF a one-legged soldier They were
arrested by officers Taylor and Straub and
committed to Jail yesterday by Justice Giber-
son.
HAN ASSAULT IN TIE JAIL-Thursday, Ben
jamin Gattell, colored cook employed at the
IdlI, was arrested DN OHlceT SponCcTs OI Tue
Fourth Ward, on the charge OF assaulting
Mary A. Stewart, employed at the same place.
Justice Giberson committed him to jail for
court.
MORE OF THE LUCKY ONKs.-The following
handsome prizes have been drawn at table No
3, GonZaga T air DIR. Jones, OF the Post Office
Department, won the handsome dressing gown;
DIR. Hatch won the handsome tapestry chair;
p. s. Maury won handsome photograph
album Z. 5. Boyle won the gold watch.
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TIE GRAND MAY CONCERT of the secondary
schools OF the fourth and part of the first dis.
tricts will be given at Odd Fellows Hall
Monday evening. Look ont for q charming
entertainment.
PROF. MARIN gives a repetition of bis
charming May festival at his Academy, Tenn
perance Hall, f street, between 9th and lGtf
streets, on Thursday, June l, and his fn'
classes are continued.
ATTENTION is called to the cara of Professor
Kreis announcing the continuation Of hi
dancing class. His terms commend themselye
10 all patrons Of this accomplishment.
THE SEVENTH WARD EXEMPTION CLUI
hold meeting Monday night, at Turner Hail
for the purpose Of dividing the funds Mem
bers should not forget it.
THE SECOND PICNIC Of the Hickory Clu
will be given at Lptfler's City Garden oil
Monday afternoon. very pleasant time
anticipated.
JUENKMAN PLEASURE GARDEN, corner o
Attn and Z streets, Capitol Hill, reopens Mon
day afternoon. Music, dancing, and other At
fractions.
LOOKOUT for the grand ball OF the ISLAM
Social Club, postponed till next Wednesda,
night In consequence of the storm. Grea
preparations are on foot 10 insure success.
NEXT THURSDAY the Circle Friendship Boy
give their first picnic at the Washington Pari
Seventh street, and promise very pleasaI
time.
TIE OsAGE TRIBE, No. 6, l. o. r. NJ, Civ
their second annual pic. mic at Seventh stree
Park, Monday afternoon. Arrangements ar
perfected for ins uring q most pleasant affair
THE ST. JOSEPH SOCIETY give q pic mic 6
20 q an da,