Evening star., 1867-03-16

CEHTsE m mARKET Io-DAi.- Beef, best Gu t.
Per ib, 9.ci next a5e salt Beef i5s2Oc; Dried
Lamb nc; Lard, .iSo PORK, fresh I, ats:
coined, lje.: Bacon. hams, uncut 20as,o. sliced
2Sc.; breasts isa2ec+ shoulders. i5c Butter. 40a
eses ;Se pr pr & &sasi.s Tnrki.s a5ss5e 10
s.a5,c. Green Corn. caa, 4Oc. AppleSpk, sOa75c
| apPieS: dried, 'Jc Leeks, ba- SC. Spinach
dTia- tTgs hale ale s5e' Turn'ps Csc PIX Peaches,
! white, l2;il5c.; dried cherries. qt.. SOC Rad
ishes, per bunch, 2sic. Beets, per PIX, aoc.
onions, SOC; Okra- 3rc.; Parsnips, 23a25c.
rish-Rock. large, each, sla2; smalI.bunch, 5Oc;
! Perch, 4Oc.: Mackerel, 25c. each; HaiIbut
! 10, 25c.; Herring. per bunch, SOC: Shad. per
cents spanish Mackerel, siasi50 each.
| Rye, per bushel, a5e aSl.l0. Corn Meal
SiaSl.l5 Shpstuff, 7Uas0c Brownstuf. 6Oc
| BIZ, SASS Oats. bh, 6Ca65c Hay, cwt, 81. 50
SI75. Straw, Slal so. celery, p- bunch, 1Dc
kront, per quart, SC. Cabbage, per head. 5alOc
Hominy, Quart, 10 cents. Lettuce. fa1O cents.
ChesiHuts. 2Dc. Qt. Sweet Potatoes. 20 cts
| Small Birds, per doz, 81 .26; Small Ducks
s;.s 55e .Ssl CANVASS Backs, s3aSi, Red Neeks,
Slas2 pair; Gran berries, 20c. Pumpkins, 10 to
| SOC. each. Prairie hens. ST pair.
| Some hity or sixty country slaughtered hogs
OF prime quality were sold at the scale house
| Tor Sll 25 per 100 lbs, this morning.
| A
| SUSPICION OF FoUL PLAY.-This morning.
/ about 2S o'clock a man named Charles Lofiler,
| discharged from the Marine Corps yesterday,
| was taken to the house No pa y street, near
| lltb, by another dressed in military clothing
The house is kept by Mary Brown, (col., y
| who has several white female boarders. Loft
| fer was so drunk apparently when taken TO
| the house that he was unable to speak His
| companion left him there and went away.
| saying be would he back directly, but never
| returned. The women made a com Portable bed
on the floor for the supposed drunken man,
| and let him remain. He never spoke. but fell
I AG md Cn "A lind Tha hadv rnNra
the Central gR ara. house, and the suspicious
of the officers being aroused, the inmates of
| the house were placed under arrest. An in
| quest will BE- held by Justice MorseIi, acting
| for the coroner.
RoBDING THE FEEEDMBS's BUREAU SALES
| Room M-festerday, Benjamin Simpson, col
ored. was arrested by officer w H. Evans. of
the Seventh Ward. upon the oath OF Charles
| f. Goodenow, clerk of the sales room of the
barrack OF the Freedmen's Bureau, Capitol
| Hill. charging him with the larceny of calico.
| cotton, clothing, a.. The total amount is un-
| known. A part of the property was found in
| the possession OF Mary A. Hawkins, Amanda
| Mathews, Basil Price, and lanes o. Smith,
| Colored. They had a hearing before Justice
Boswell who committed Simpson TO Jail for
court on charge of larceny: the TWO women
| for receiving the stolen goods and Price and
Smith are held for a further hearing.
BrRGLARr- Yesterday, offcers Frazier and
Leach, OF the Second Ward, arrested Robert
Fisher, George Washington, James Henry, and
James Talbert. colored, for burglariously en-
'erIng tbs provision store of ]. ). Higdon cor.
ner Of IL. and ID streets, and stealing a lot of
meats and other provisions They were sent
| I" lall for court by Justice MOrselI. Frederick
Demltng was arrested by officer LeaCh h. charged
| W receiving the stolen goods, and was held
10 bail for court.
| GRAND LARCEEY.-Michael Carr and Ed
ward Mccarthy. soldiers of the 18th Infantry
went TO the Lawn Restaurant. on ID. near 10 b
street, and ordered dTIr k 1t stated that
\ GHav- IL ~
| carried 1t into the back yard, took five or SIX
| dollars, and threw the balance, about thirty
| dollars, INTO The prlyy. Carr was arrested by
| officer Oss, Of the Second Ward, and was sent
| to jail for court by justice Morsell.
| st PATEICK-s DAY-The supper bv he
HIheTufa Benevolent Association. AZ the Wal.
! ZACH Hou e. Monday evening next, In
honor OF ~. PairICk's Day, premise 20 b. one
/ OF ne most successful affairs OF the KIND ever
gwen IN this city, and ample arrangements
| have been made by Mr. Patrick Murphy. the
experienced caterer. formerly of Willard
| Hotel. 10 supply a suffIciency of the finest
v'ands and liquors on the occasion.
| TIE MILTOHIAN TABIRAUX-This fine ay
! hibfIoH has been very successful here this
week, and this - the closing night. EXhibI-
! uonS Will be given in Georgetown on the first
/ three evenings of Hext week. and IN Alexandra
| the remainder of the week. and our readers I'M
! these cities should not fail 70 see these excel
| lent illustrations Of some OF The finest scenes
| IN paradise Lost
VIOLATING TIE Cow LAW-Ihp polica ara
again giving attention 10 the enforcement of
the law Of the Corporation relative 70 keeling
! cows III the city The police OF the Third
/ ward arrested seven daIrymen. who were
| fined by Justice Thompson: and iiCer Crown,
! OF The Second Precinct, arrested one who was
/ similarly disposed of by Justice Walter. for
violating the law.
| RoEBED-Last night, the restaurant OF Mr.
| Joshua Lloyd. N the south side of Peunsyl-
| wanna avenue, near Sd street, was entered and
robbed OF liquors, cigars. &c, 10 the amount
! of Si"G- The thieves made an entrance through
the back window, and carried of even some
4 of The fixtures.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-By Green & Will
| aHd lot, -th street west, between = and T
| north. 10 Mary / Walker, for So. a Two
! story frame house and lot, on II street north.
/ between 9th and 7th east, 10 James Edwards,
/ Tor 500.
| POLICE REPoETs.-Ihe police reported 50
| arrests yesterday, many fOT larCentes and a
/ sault and battery and Othec Offences which
/ come under the head Of United states cases
| I he amount OF fines IL corporation cases was
| $3.50
HAMNACF's REST URAST gaEs steadily IN
/ popularity. This IL OWING not altogether 10 its
! convenient location, but 70 the excellence Of
! the y.ands served 20 patrons OF the establish
! UeLt and The reasonable charges
I MARRIED.
/ YATES DESHIELDS. In Washington on
! II Ha Z, d ID, Mr HENRY q. YATES. 81 War
Z TvLt, Il. Virginia, Miss ELILABETH