Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-02
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs, &c TO. NIGHT

&C.
GEON HI Sire grand vocal rnd instru-
mental concert ut tfr' v-r's this evening is tie
mus'"al event OF the sc son. The programme
cora Is Inr hnest gems sung by Ha5iemann.
ann ne most beautiful compositioas for the
violin performed by Miss q. Schmi IL. whose
appraiauce ut MetZerott's Hall wa sosuccess-
tut In ADDITION to this, we have Mr.. Wheat,
TIE plahlst, hrlilILut ptsyer, and Mr. Jung
nickel tae ce!ebrated yioloBcellist.
OALvAEr BAPTIST CHURCH.-Srawberry
and Floral Festival in the lecture room to-
night.
SEATON HALL.-Festival for the benefit of
the Church Of the Incarnation.
ODD PILLOWS HALL.-The strawberry and
hoTai festival by the ladies OF Foundry NJ T..
Church Is most enjoyable affair. Call this
evening and see.
ISLAND HALL-Festival. fair and picture
gallery now open for benefit OF 7th street Pres
byterIan Church
ST. AIMS INFANT ASYLUM, near the Circle.
Fair, festival and supper under the manage
charity.
UANTEREURY.-Tine performance tonight
Change OF bill next week.
CENTER MARKET To-DAY.-BeeL best cuts,
per IT,, T.; 25c.; Salt Beef l5a2Oc; Dried
Beet. 3Ja}5c. Veal, &c. Mutton, chops, CSC,
Lamb, 2jc.; Lard, 25c-; Pork, fresh, 2Oc.; corned
que: Bacon. hams, uncut25c; SLICED, 35c. breasts
eDc.; shoulders, 2Oc. Butter, 41a5Oc; Spring
Chickens, PAIR, sc. ash Chickens, pair, S2aS25U
Ducks, pair, sl.75: Eggs, per dozen, 2sc. Green
dried, 75c- Leeks, bh., SC. Turnlps, peck,
6ta6O CTS. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, SIC
Peaches, dried, per quart, Is cts. Bear1, but
ter, 25c white, lOal2c.; dried cherries, CT, Acc.
Radishes, per bunch, 2a4c. Beets, per bunch,
&c. Onions, sJc per peck; bunch onions, Sc;
Carrots. SC. per bh. Fish-Shad, per pair, 50
a75c. Herring, per bch, I5c.; Rock, large each,
So; small. bunch, SOC; Perch, 50a6Uc.; Mackerel,
25c. each: HalIbut. ID. sc; Sheephead, 75aSl
each, LcbS tiers, per pound, IL cents; Sea Bass
per pound, II cents. KaIe. peck. 25l4D cents
spinach, DC. peck Rye, per bushel, 90caSI
Corn Meal SlaSl.iO. Shipstuff, 60aSOc. Brown
stuff ste. Shorts, iOc Corn, shelled, S1aSI 10; in
ear, Dbl. S5aS6 Oats, bush, soc. HAY per ewt
;slaSl.1j. Straw, sOc.aS Glover Hay, I5c asI 25
Celery, pr bunch, lUc. krout, per quart, l5c
Geese, Si.50aS2.5O. Turkeys, S1aS35U Venison
fresh, per To-, 30c. Cabbage, per head, 1Oa3jc
Gran berries, per quart 2ila:}Jc. HomIny. q uart
1Oc. Lettuce. lalHc. Rhubarb, SC. New Bermu-
d. Potatoes, : per peck. Cabbage Sprouts, 4Ua
!.5c Green Peas. 5Oa6oc. Asparagus, per bch
lJc. straw berries, 25a5Ic. per box. GOose6ar-
rIes, zoe. per quart. New Potatoes, s. per PIX
Bermuda Tomatoes, 25c. per dozen.
RECOVERY OF A HOKSE AND BUGGY-In the
u tier part of last August. n horse, with buggy
and harness was hired from Mr.. John Hines
Fey 5 livery stables, and never returned. No
clue was obtained until Saturday last when
detectives Bicley ard Kelly obtained InforTna.
ton that the horse WAS In Alexandria and
going TO thar place found the animal in n
livery stable. the proprietor OF which had pur-
chased IT. Here they obtained information that
Ibe buggy was in OccOquan, and proceed ing
there they found it with the harness. in the
posses ion OF Mr.. Shepherd Wright, who had
purchased ~, and they were restored TO the
owner The team was valued at over 500
The officers asCertaned that since the team
was stolen both horse and buggy Were sold
several times.