Evening star., 1867-03-23

OknTER MARKET, To DAY.-tSeef best uts
per 10, 3eS. next, 25e.; Salt Beef i5a2oc. Drieo
Lamb, 2Oe.; Lard, 19c.; Pork, fresh, II cts
eorned, l5e.; Bacon, hams, ut, 20a3Oc; sliced,
23c.; breasts lsa2Oc.; shoulders, i5c. Butter 4Oa
Geese 5o pt Ducss psI .s ss Esss doz To-
.a5Oc. Green Corn, can, 4Oc. Apples,pk, 5oaSi
Apples. dried, 75c. Leeks, bh., SC. Spinach,
fHe. d.;a. kale' Csc Turmps, 3ae: Pr Peaches.
White, l2al5e.; dried cherries. ct, soc. Rad
ishes, per bunch, 2aac. Beets, per PIX, Acc.
Onions, Soc; Okra, 30c.; Parsn,ps, eOaa5c.
Eish-Rock, large, each, sla2; small. bunch, SOC :
Perch, Coo; Mackerel, 25c. each; HalIbut,
ID, 25c.; Herring, per bunch, SOC; Shad. per
bunch, 81 TO 81 pair Sea Bass. per pound, ~
cents; spanish Mackerel, siaSI 50 each.
Rye, per bushel, Si.50. Corn Meal per bush :.
81 20aSl2 Shipstuff, .0aS0c. Brown stun, 500
bill. e5a$S. Oats, bh., 6ossSc Hay, cwt, sI50
S175. Straw, S1ai.50. Celery, pr bunch, 1Oc.
krout, per quart, &c. Cabbage, per head, 5alOc
Homlny, quart, 10 cents. Lettuce, iaIo cents.
Small Birds, per doz-, Sl26; Small Ducks,
75c.asi; Canvass Backs, S3aS4; Red Necks,
SlaS2 pair; Cranberries, 20c. Pumpkins 10 TO
soc. each. Prairie hens, 81 pair.
The snow and rain storms have made the
approaches TO the market very unpleasant
and even the market itself more une Om fort able
quence is a smaller attendance Of purchasers,
and proportlonable falling or in the sales.
LARCENY CASES Alexander Gordon WAS
4tb Ward, on the oath OF Chas. Baum, cnarg-
ing him with petty larceny. He was sent to
Jail for court by Justice 8iberson
Charles Howard was arrested by Lieut. Hur-
ley. of the 1st Ward, for the larceny of six bill
Hard balls, the property OF II. Schwarzenberg
Of Georgetown. The property was taken to
goods in the lst Ward, who bought them for a
dollar. McDevitt was arrested for receiving
stolen property. Howard was sent to jail for
larceny, and McDevitt was held 10 bail for
court for receiving the stolen goods.
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THE HOTEL IN MARLBOROUGH, MD, SOLD
The Prince Georgian ys:-The valuable hotel
property In this village, lately owned by
Messrs. Dudley & Dyer, has been recently dis
posed of by 5. Hance, Esq, as trustee, at
private sale. Mr.. Thomas Marshall. Of Pts
same neIghborhood, will, on behalf of the new
proprietors, assume charge OF the business at
once. Of the old firm, Dir. Medley removes to
Washington, where he has taken charge of the
Pennsylvania House, on street, formerly
Kimmels, and where he is ready to dispense
hospitality to his Prince Georges friends. Mr..
Dyer retires from the business.
THE wAsHINGToN, ALEXANDRIA, AND
GEoRGETowN RAILROAD CASE. Yesterday
The case of the Washington, Alexandria and
Georgetown Railroad Company, cha ID with
a nuisance in running their trains through the
streets. which has been on trial in the Crimi-
nal COuIl Judge flsner) since tuesday, was
brought to close by the Jury returning a
verdict of not guilty. The case argued
| by Messrs. Carrngton and BI adIey for the
prosecution, and Messrs. Riddle and MerIick
| for the defense.
ForND DEAD. - Yesterday afternoon, the
body of newly. born white infant was found
under bridge on 9th street east near the
navy ysrd wall. Officer T. II. Clements car
| RED 1t 10 the eighth precinct station, to be
buried at the expense OF the corporation.
| SELLING BY THE SMALL.-Gasterday, Daniel
Sheahan WAS arrested by Officer Sprague. OF
| the Fifth Ward for selling liquor by the glass
without the proper license He was fined
| S2O.94 by Justice Ferguson.
PosTPoNED-ln consequence of the weather.
| the parade and inspection of the Washington
| City Fire Department, which was TO have
| taken place on next Monday afternoon, has
| been postponed until Monday, April sth.
POLICE REPoRTs.-Ihe lieutenauts of police
/ reported 21 arrests yesterday. The amount OF
| fines was S34.