Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-06

C1rrDR WARKEr, TO-DAY,-Beef. beat cuts
ger d. SIC; ns1t 25e:; Salt Beee isasoc; DRIED
Lamb 2oc.; Lard. &c.,; Pork, fresh, fs cts;
eorned. l5e.; Bacon, hams, uncut, 2oaaOes slioed,
&C. breasts, 1sa20e; shoulders, i5c. Butter. i0a
Geese 75c a&i5O; Ducks, pair, use asi Eggs, dog,
2oajOc. Green Corn, can, 40c. Apples,pk 50aSi.
ApPles. dried, sc. Leeks, bh., SC. Spinach,
dried, per qTt IS cts. Beans, butter, ' Soc
white, l2al5c. dried cherries, ct, Soc Rad
ishes, per bunch. 2aic. Beets, per PIX, 4oc.
Peas, Quart art ioc. Carrots, Sunch' cents
fish-Rock, large, each, e1a2 small, bunch.
aoc Perch, SO cents; Herring, per bunch.
Rye, per bushei $50 Corn Meal. per bush
sl2taSl.25 Shipstuff, 70sS0c. Brown stuff SOC
Shorts, 45c. Corn, shelled, 81 2OaSI %, IN ear,
bsi, s5;5oas7. Oats, bh., 7OasOc. Hay. cwt, 81
% 70. Straw, 81 5cai.75. celery, pr bunch, lOc
krOut per quart, SC. Cabbage, per head. 5aiOc
Hominy, quart, 10 cents. Lettuce, iaiO cents
Potatoes, 40c. per peck; Sweet Potatoes. rs cts.
Small Birds. per doz, Sl.26; Small Ducks,
75c.aSl; Can Backs, s3aSi Red Necks,
Slas2 pair; Cranberries, 20c. Pumpkins 10 TO
soc. each Prairie hens. 81 pair.
A small lot OF country slaughtered hogs sold
A the scales TO so per 100 pounds.
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For FURTHER HKARING.-YesteId day after
noon, Bill Sorrel and Joe Deans, who were ar
rested by Detectives Kelly and Bigley for be-
ing concerned in a riot and the beating or Off
Ctr j. Steele, OF the I'd Ward, at the colored
ball on 18th street, on the morning Of the 10th
OF March. had a preliminary hearing before
Justice Tucker, in the Detectives ONCE, at DO
lice headquarters. Sorrel gave bail in II, 900
for hearing on Monday next at O'clock a
m. Deans was committed IN default of pail
Last night Gus Hill. another OF the party
charged, was arrested by detective BigIey, and
this morning was committed to Jail in default
OF bail for hearing by the same Justice.
Nj SICAL.-Loyers OF music in our city will
be glad to learn that we are 10 De favored with
a
evening. 18th instant, by the popular prima
donna, Madam Parepa Rosa, and the renowned
tenor. Sgner Brignoli. Their former concerts
here were Immensely successful. That Parepa
and Carl Rosa are hardly vet cut of their
honeymoon will make the affair all the more
Interesting They will be assisted by Siguor
FeITanti, the great buffo, and Signor Fortuna
taTl Rosa Will perform some OF his finest
selections for the violin. 1t will be necessary
to secure seats IN good time, as there Will be
quite rush.
DISCHARGE OF Mr. LEONARn HUfCK.-On
Thursday telegram was received by Mr.
CTittenden. counsel for the Governments, in
stTuCting him TO release MT Leonard Huvck
on nominal hail, and thereupon his bail was
reduced from S2UO.OOO to II OO0 This
being furnished. be was forthwith dis
charged. only last Thursday. upon the aft
dayit of II. q. Hurlburt, Comptroller of the
currency. Mr.. j. r. Stewart and Mr. l..
Huyck were arrested under a charge OF EN-
hezzlement and seeking 10 defraud the Gov
eminent On Tuesday the order OF arrest was
vacated as to Stewart, who was released-N
!. Comm fc11l.
NOT RICHARDs.-We learn that the Sheriff
has received letter from Mr.. Day, OF BaltI-
more county, with whom the negro now IN
lall here on suspicion of being one Of the
Lyl muTderers, lived previous to and at the
time OF his arrest, stating that the negro mad
been continuously IN his employ from the I4th
OF lure 10 the 18th Of September of last wear
This cOrTOborates the negro's statement
clearly proving him the wrong man and no
Will be Immediately Ieased-M,,.55. ,-1,lJg
(Nd.l Prince Georgian.
TEMPERANCE MEETING. There will he 4
public meeting OF the Washington Temperance
Society at Temperance Hall Tomorrow sun
day. evening.