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Evening star., 1867-04-27

. No BETTER INVESTMENT can be made tba r
IN Clothing at the present red ced prices a
the Great Central Clothing Hou Sc, 460 Seventh
street, opposite the Post Office.
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PROPOSALS.
PEESsSE s0t tS1 SS1Sf5sFi 81 iiISso.aI: sSs .i:laF q
% sus Is,ssIsR.l

pHsAarnrxs % sus IsysnIsR,l
eesi.d ropo.s,.H Hsi .,i, ,ss I. Iss. 70 Ayrii st;i
n. =. Dspnss, ,ByIsdpssndsat of ieSisp 1ssirs
e, sns Ss fSs 8: @
500 sssd oi MIN c..s q ior sse ws,,.s.xo Il.
500 s..s e R :s e. .s... .
Q. the SieSrsrs Essrssis '.' 100"
siass. oec usyins . ressrv ssion 10 Dsfsss
loo heed Of Mix Csvs fer the emshs Indians.
O, ceeupying a reservation In heerAsks.
The Cow must be OF Eeod quality. America.
breed. not lees than threr nor more than seyee
& iii 1d giss .s Ss !. :. 70, .s
thsr three years OLE
c9S,. c9, Insi.n Oo... MeAicsn Cows. or b ali breeds
suyeriptsndent Deumsp will have the right TO
reset any or ell bids that may be offered; also the
aSsrsd Ss ar. sn: sc oi II.
character
sugerintendent p.nn.n viii be authorized Q.
parties delivering the cattle, % be paid st the
once OF the Oenmissioner Of Indians Afsirs ia
TIE Cows TO be delivered on or bsfor. tn. nr.,
Superin1epdent Dcnmsu viii hsye the ,e-,r q.
change the place OF delivery with the consent Of
The eestractor viii be required 20 sxcut.
5000 and sufcient bond 10 the cum OF So DO for
The party OF parties TO whom the award 10
made must be prepared at sRce ex ecuts the
contract snd give the redsired bond.
the total number Of cows and bulls called for
bi1dsrs must give their names IN fall, as we'll
Proposals. must he endorsed, uProposals for
apT o. II. RRowsINe. Seer .tsry.
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PREsENTATIoN.-The jurors of the Circuit
Court, on being discharged for the term, a few
Gays since. waited on MIR. VIM. A. MuIIoy.
crier of the court, and late Deputy MarshaI
and through Mr.. ). e. Wroe presented him
with a handsome gold headed cane, as a token
OF their appreciation OF his courtesy to them
during the term.
Evening star., 1867-04-27

fARDoNKD.-This morning. John Siufonds
convicted Of larceny and sentenced to thre,
years III the penitentiary was par doned by
the Pres sldent and released from Jail.
Evening star., 1867-04-27

ALIKE CRRDITABLR TO the Judgment of the
movers in the good work and acceptable to
the people has been the establishment OF CO.
lumola Division. Sons of Temperance, east
OF the Capitol for their progress IN less than
thTee months has rendered il necessary to OBJ
tain the most extensive hall available on the
navy Yard for their future place of meeting.
See Advertisement in another column.
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JUDGE DAY AND MR. REcORD.-Dr j
Record desires Us 10 state that IN his remarks
at the Seventh Ward Republican meeting =
reported in yesterdays Star, h. desired not 10
con vey the idea that Mr. Day would willingly
misrepresent any Que. but that his statements
were repeated by others in such distorted
shape a. 10 10 injustice.
Evening star., 1867-04-27

FOR SHIRTS made TO order go to Francs
4sf 7th street, between ID and T.: also, Gents
Furnishing Goods, at prices. tnat defy com pc
tltion; Gray's, Byron's and Imitation Linen
Collars, IS cents per box; Scarf and Ties in
endless variety. s.1.
Evening star., 1867-04-27

Go AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits re
ceived this morning, at the Great Central
Clothing House, Ago 9TH street, opposite the
Post Office. ..n..
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DRAp.-Charles Brown, an old coIored man
who has been employed in the State Depart
nent Tor the pas thirty years, died on Thurs
DAY last OF pheumonia a mis- residence on NJ
street between 14th and 18th. He was first
employed In the Department under Mr.. Web
steI, and has always been much esteemed by
all the employees OF the Department. His
funeral will take place tomorrow at D. m
from the Asbury church, corner 11th and X
streets
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MARRIED.

CHICk-CkOsS On the 26th instant, by Rev
Mr. Lesch. JESSE CHICK, Of Georgetswn. %
o., 10 Miss sARAH UR065, Of Prince Geors 9
county, MARYLAND.
Evening star., 1867-04-27

For CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, etc, con-
suit DI. White, 42i Pennsylvania avenu ue, be-
tween X and 9th streets
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DIED..

ORUTOhh1Y. On Friday, the 18th instant, At
O'Clock p. m. Mr.. yOHN'w. CKU TOHLEY.
and months - S~@.e
His friends and acquaintsnees are invited 70
attend his funeral on Sunday afternoon at z
O'clock, from his residence, Ne $40 TN street
G0RDON. On Friday, 10Th inst, Mrs NARIA
0OBDSN. aged 81 years,
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are
respsctfuuy Invited 70 attend her fa neral, from
ner Iate reslden ce, 412 st. south. on Sunday
18th inst at "a O'Clock y. m.
Evening star., 1867-04-27

ONE HUNDRED Suits at twenty dollars Jus
received. Call and look at them at the Grea
Central Clo hing House, 400 7th street, oppo
site the Post Office
Evening star., 1867-04-27

GOOD COTTON SOCKS, Is, 20, and 25 cents pei
pair; good Merino Shirts and Drawers, 81
cents each; good Summer Undershirts7 IS cents
at Francs Popular Gents Furnishing Store
49i 9TH street, between ID and T. Also, GOOD
White Shirts at Sl.75, 81, and 81. so. S-I:
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PERSONAL,


ALdh,S9Es THE P0PULAR PATENT MEDI-
81 49, ClN15 are sold at +. X. DOObIY'S Drug
6spiscf fGinsf HIT psnna avenue and sas. 81
20 SET, called shs Ersnas sfs.Ras; S4K
RRoEsE RehH 7, warranted whalebone: at CHARLIs
Louisians avenue, between 9th and Tth streets.
vfyERY LADY IN WANT or HOOP
4 1o SKIRTS, HitI s., CoRsErs, SKIRT COVERS; &C.,
= BRO. a03 sth st., between b and Il, they viii
r saH.
skirt. altered and repaired. apl6.lm-
GEESILinLN DEsIRegs OF HAVING their
eanS scSuIps cSnG 90 ans Hsl Rs ;,
PENN svsnS Us1Ss At 10Th street. few door: above
Sl.5O GSEsEREEN SSR ERENoa AID HoMI:MAD1
iso oO Sns SSUHssnLs. wsIranted whalebone.
HOOP kIars ssa g the asSs.
Linen Roos of 6o sale Hoop SfIrt Cover. Sith
si6 sfssl HoaS Boss5ds will Ss :ola st
altered and repsirsd. oe' ''n ana "h ',s s1.f'
JMPORTAEI ToTBE LADIES -INDELIBLl
w.!S IA III Wsrrantsd fast colols. viii
IL e Ss
'Ihissa, Ladies srs g Of
1t. Ladies' white or colered UndTskirts. BAL
poIsis, Aprons, &C., Stamped in imitation OF
','l'ppkk MkkRhsF2S Il sist iSISFs sor TO WASH OUT
Great saving to ladies having clothes for chill.
dren to make up. No braid. no sewing; but the
pattern printed IN the goods indeible. Strips that
Be sss re Ss % .s
cost OF braid. Birds, medalliops, Ffeures AMI
mails OF Any pattern stamped. Goods az repre.
sented or the money returned:
NH l2-tf 43s 9Th street. opposite Patent Once.
ToHN D. CLARK, ATTORNEY AND COUH.
No. 52S 18th street west. de Il.IY
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ATTYNPT AT RoBBERY.-This morning. Of
neer Gates, OF the Fourth Ward. discovered
that ID. Fowler's wood and coal OH &c. cornar
OF ID and Sd streets, had been broken into du .
ring last night. The thief forced the lock with
some instrument, which was broken IN the
key hole. The desk was ransacked. but moth
lbg OF importance was taken.
Evening star., 1867-04-27

ANOTHER or TIE RIOTERS ARERsrEp
Yesterday, Detective Kelly, arrested LIoyd
Brooks, one OF the party charged with the riot
at the colored ball on I1th street some dsys
ago, when officer Steele was beaten Rrooks
was taken before Justice Tucker, al police
headquarters, but II appearing that a bench
warrant had been issued for Brooks he was
detained al headq uariers and turned over 10
Detective Bigley, who had the writ ana he
ashyrred Brooks 70 the cRstody OF the L. y
Evening star., 1867-04-27

POLICE REPoRTs-The police reported 2j
cases In the District yesterday. The fines
amounted 10 S34 90.
Evening star., 1867-04-27

SONS OF IEhPKRANCE--Colume ola Division
Sons OF Temperance, which was srganized
about two and halt months since on UapitoI
HIli' has already Increased lts membership 10
move 70 larger hall. and hereafter tts rnes,-
InZs Will be held N Odd Fellows Hall NAVY
YARD This Show that the movers in mis- di
vision nave gone to work IN good earnest.
Evening star., 1867-04-27

JUST RECEIVED this msrnIne one hundred
more OF those fine twenty five dollar SUITS, at
the Great Central Clothing House, 400 9TH
street. opposite the Post Once.
Evening star., 1867-04-27

SEvery patron obtains Watch BY this ar
rapeeuent, costing but ~, while NJ may be worth
500 No psrtiAlfty ,hown -
We wish 20 Dmediately dispose OF the abovs
magnificent stock eertihcstes, naming the srt;
cles. are placed in sealed envelopes, and veil
MIXED. olders are eptftled TO tke articles usDeS
on their certificate: pom payment Of $40, Whether
it be q u stch verth S7se or one worth Iess TSs
reiurn of any of entities Won m az
article canned thereon. upon ysy1ent, irres pect-
$40 FAMED on any csrtihcats, it VIII at once be
seen that this 10
No I.offsTy bn a straisi IL forsro,d Ierit,,pots
Transaction, trhtch may Be parftcipared
nsres ~ the most faaidiONs.
A ffugls Oerti fcste will be ssnt by nail, post
paid upon reoei pt Of q cts i've for a. sleyss Ger
"a, thirn three and sles ant premium for s., six
~ six end more valuable preniu0 for oic, one
hupdred and moet superb Watch Tor eis. re
agents or those Wishing empioymsot this 70 Q rare
opportunity Rita legfttmafeiy eouductsd bust
De.ss duiy authorized by the oossrnDsss. ans
ope1 ~ the moet cNeful scvutfuy. 1SyEss
MRlC at, BR0rH 90. Iaeertss,
p@ 2et 1ef Breadwsy. nes York.
WEST upls sTn4 HEsFssssI sSssIisP AsP si.rns,
Frssh. n kllo RkAoD
Evening star., 1867-04-27

TIE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
The survey for route for the Potomac rail-
road -. we learn, progressing rapidly. On
Thursday night the surveyors mad reached a
point near BenpiDg's Bridge, and yesterday
made much more progress in the direction OF
The CITY
Evening star., 1867-04-27
: ALE OF PO " Z r +.

BreaL Of Ordinances, Nary Departmsnf,}
r.,,, HashtnsfOH GUY. April ~, 1857 {
Ihere VII be sold at public auction. tc the
nn,gnet odaer: In the once OF the Inspector Of
orohspee. a. the navy yard, Boston. Mass at
s basn, on ~ ksDAT, the ninth sthl day OF Nay,
In., niteen hundred q -50eI barrels of Powder,
nS esnncn tovser. and eighteen hundred Il 500
Tb::e posdss Uill Be seid By sampl. and in lots
Terms: One half cash.. in ooysrnmsnt funas,
during which time the powders must be renewed
from the msgAstns; otherwise thsy win revert 10
tbe Oovernnent. Iafft 81 A. WISE,
sp 1s.l4t rlIa ssF Chief Of Eureau.
Evening star., 1867-04-27
Il AT THk wAshIEGToN sAYF YARD
NAVY PAyx.srFR. OyrIoK 4,

WAsHINGToN. ID O, ApriI Is, IsS
sealed Proposals. TO be endorsed PROPOSAL. -
slil be received at this once uutil II N the rst
GAP OF May, lso7, for the following su plies ,-r,rE
" 6e o. me r,gy best 9Eaify. 20 be deli yered free
OF enpenss and Government tax. at the W ashing-
ION NAVY Yard, and sHtjeof 70 As SsHaI isspers,o-
BVreaE o. O-dnancs
slice eighty one bundredb pounds best charcoal
rsund Iron.
eco one thou sand pounds square Csst Steel
,l25 (eleyen hundred and twenty -nyel nor ods
round Cast Steel for taps
i (tWelvel dozen half round In Sotb Files
le eighteen dozen hand smooth Files
81 ttkirty -siID dozeB Bastard Files
l2twelveI dozen half round Files
j tone } barrel bolled Lfnseed OIL.
bsyeHB 81 Sfedn EHggHeertNE
500 lnve bundredl gaIsps best winter strained
pure Sperm OF, in barrels. 10 stand q ten
peratuTe OF s. deg fshrenheit
resp nsible security required ter the prompt
arc faithful delivery OF supplies awarded.
blank forms for bids, arifA fHrfhsr parttopia,s
for bsddeTS, to be had st this once
CALVIN q. JACKSON.
spE ESt Psymsster u. D.. N.
Evening star., 1867-04-27

kSIeHTs fTxMPLARs will please see notice
OF late SIR Knight Nugent's funeral an our
paper to-day. EN7
Evening star., 1867-04-27

The MINsTRELs-The excellent troupe of
Messrs. Goes, Purdy Converse, whose per.
formances al Wallis Opera House during the
week have been so satisfactory to the large
audiences present every evening. have been
induced TO remain next week. We enioyed
their singing and burlesques very much last
evening, and recommend any of our readers
who like good laugh to go and see theta The
banjo playing, the burlesque of Parepa and
Brignoli. and other specialities of the troupe,
are excellent
Evening star., 1867-04-27

THE FISH WHARF.-The quantity OF fish
landed n the fsh wharf. foot of Seventh a.
yesterday was about the same as On the preyi-
Gus Day, and prices ranged from - 70 SIO per
hundred for shad, and from - TO - per thou-
Sahd ior herring. A number OF boats arrived
during the night, and their cargoes were soon
DoGght up. The wharf this morning was
crowded With country teams awaiting sup
pLes. which they will get to-day or to-mor-
Evening star., 1867-04-27

CRIMINAL Court, Judge FTshsr.-On Thurs-
dSy' Joseph Duncan, indicted for burglary
"a risD was found not guilty Norris for
Frederick Demlin, indicted for receiving
sIoien property, was found not guilty. Fen.
dali Tor defense.
battery. with intent TO kill, was sentenced TO
the penitentiary at Albany for two wears.
WIN: Cole, convicted of larceny, received a
nominal sentence; Alonzo Perry, foHnd gull
tentiary; Robert Fisher, George Washington.
and Thos- Talbert, con nvicted of burglary, to Is
months each in the Albany penitentiary
In the cases of p. ]. BeIIew. indicted for
perjury and libel, noHs pros was entered.
Yesterday, in the cases of James GRADY, in
olcted ior larceny, VIM. Moody for robbery,
ana VIM Scott for receiving stolen properly
HOttc pros. was entered
Mary Turner was convicted Of larceny, and
sentenced to 80 days in iaiI
George W. Wallace. indicted for false i'm =
prisonment, was found guilty, and received
a nominal s,ntence The accused is Colonel
OF the l2th infantry. stationed at Russell b ;r-
racks. and was charged with imprisening a
German named Ruche. who was alleged TO be
selling lager IN the camp. and refused to
aeknowlege the authority OF the Colonel when
ne was ordered on, and was arrested and
placed in the guard-hOuse for three hours
The appeal OF Timothy McCarty, from JUS
lice Gull, he having been fined for malicious
mischief, was dismissed.
Michael JOnner. indicted for larceny was
was found guilty. and sentenced to 80 DAYS in
Jail. "
VIM. Hansey, indicted for larceny was
found not guilty. Brown for the defense
Timothy TInley. convicted OF an assault and
battery, was sentenced to 30 days IN iaII
rms morning, in the case of Louisa Clark
indicted for larceny, new trial was granted
and n BOtiE pros. entered.
The plea OF dUtTs f9iS gBt. entered by Mr.
MOTIFS 10 an Indictment for burglary against
Jos Duncan, was allowed by the court
The grand jury concluded their Iabors to-
day, and were disc harged for the term Ihsrs
are now but Il prisoners in Jail awaiting trial
and It Is expected that after their cases are dis
posed that the COurt will take a recess uutiI
about the middle of May.
Evening star., 1867-04-27

JUST RECEIVED Three hundred Bows
Suits, latest Spring styles from ten to fifreen
dollars per suit, at the Great Central Clothing
House. j. II. SMITH,
-. 460 7th street, opposite Post Once.
Evening star., 1867-04-27

GREAT WATCH SALE
" on IHE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN
GtrtBs ereTy Patron a Handsome ant RsltogJs
Wafcator the IOIc Price Of Ten Dollars
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
And NOT 10 paid fer unless perCecfy Sa,,sfo,fo,v
Evening star., 1867-04-27

DkoPosALs Fob GRADING AND PAVING
- INK tAkbIAGkWAH AND RHLAYING
- Lac tooIMtn en- Street North. from lsth
Proposals will be received al the Mayor,, sfo.
Oity Hall, until ~ o clock IN. on WkDN ksDAI,
.ne TN day ol NJ ay next, Tor grading and paving
street north frsm i4th 90 lyih street vest With
stsne similar 70 that used In street nor IN the
stone To be not over Ell ght less than We fHches
n diameter, and seven inches in dspt n 90 be aid
on bed OF gravel not less than eight fns b es
osep, covered With al least four inches of sharp
tsnd before paving, snd to be well rammed
three times with ninety pound rsmmer, and
Nell Watered before last rsmminE TIE surpl n
esrth 10 be deposited IN such neighborfnR streets
and the contractor will b. reQsired 90 leave a
surface OF TIVE hundred feet in length for the full
Wloth ef the street exposed, for the purpose Of
lnspsetion which will be we'll pu uddIed BY the
tractor, before eraveling.
Bidders will also estimate for furnishing and Law
ing gutter stone, not less than three feet length
sEo twelve Inches In width. rep scinR relsy ng
such flag footways scress or In the line of said
part OF said street ss the Ward Comnis uer NAV
direct, Tagging TO be net less thar sixteen Inches
than four feet long. closely Jsinted The work 10
te done to the entire satisfaction OF both the ward
and assistant commissioner and 20 be paid for by
sssessmsnt on the property bordering thereon,
1855. '
Bidders will state price per cubic yard for grad
Ing, per square yard for paving Including gravel
sno sans required and per square foot for gutter
no bid will be received from other, tbapnr.o.
tios PAYERS, and the RI eht is expressly reserved
to reject any and all bids.
CemBissioner oi First Ward
J. v0NDEBLEHR
oemmississsr Of Second ward.
w P JOHNsrON
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WAsHIHGTON CITY
SAVINGS BANK,
BANK OF WASHINGTON BUILDING.
Serenh Street and La. Arsaue.

Serenth Street and La. ArsHHe.
HIGHEST MARKET PRIOE
PsiS fSI GOLD; sILVEK, and COMPOUND IN.
rLIasEsff LaEp wsHGEkkSssSrs sSEkss wanted. .puu
Sls9le agent OF horsman's cele brated New York
Base Bali 1n Porium, keep constantly on hand q
Bate sssa Prn. s.s f
beits Bases, shoes. sp kes Gaps. Shirts Oroq et,
Tses Bsfl fe,I and pft RsSos se0es ess
Ihdisn Clubs, BY the wholesale and retail. Base
dealer. and clubs Illustrated and desori % ptire e
Il. x. 0BoNIN. ass Pa. ave.
NOTICE win organized Base Ball and Cricke o.,
clubs, Junior and senior, please furnish 4 me with
s Of Their h Of
HATS FOE THE sP RING wEAR.
9oons S SrSsETs{ Msns siTK ii; HAT. Hat HATS. n
New and beautiful shapes HATS and CAPS
''' young men and soyi srfsEmaTk' ff!i M Gl9'h
NH x,n Halter, as4 Pean.ylvsni. avenue.
MAOKEREL AID GOLDFISH.
s:.1:: &C. Ss:is: n. I'D; asSKHR.G .GGOD'lsH.
foot and for ;s = wsnsr 5s 4
dslstf Ro. Aes Ninth st.. bet. YsDd'1.'' = and y.
FISHING TACKLEI FISHING TACKLE
III "a ipG a ss. ss
s24 D street between 10th 10th and iii.h.
EEGLIsH WILLOW BATS,
ORoQUET. GAMES, at BABE BALL. and
sAMU IL +. sAvAGEs,
324 street. between 10th and Iith.
RIRD oAGIsI BIRD CAGES /
,,,,, 40, n SAN IE !: sAyAGdia
Toe IOE.! IOEl!l
As 1t 10 Cur desire and intention to furnish 70 the
The public 70 enable do 30 BY chssrfuiy eo3 o.
plying With the following rules, which are indis.
4 All person persons using less than 100 pounds dsiIy
be bad Of the drivers or at the trail ONCE cor,
neT o. IL izdo 10 snd streets nsrth, which are to be
q Drivers will not leave any ice without a
strict compliance with this TTie row,-
Superintendent of the washington o% and aeoirss-
to~s ice Oom pAay. apl0-tf
TkIOT OF COLUMBIA, the 18th day OF April,
J. Bell Adams. guardian of thel
PoeSes.n deceased, plaintiff.
Lawrence oarr.l. C.,h.rtne NO. sss, Equity
Carol ,Oaths srine Beach, Mar
tina Beach Serena Beach, Ad-
cline Beach. Daniel Beach,
On motion Of the plaintiff BY Mr.. J. b. Adams,
bis solicitor, it is oIdered that the defendants
or before the first rule day occurring forty days
after this day; otherwise the cause will be pro.
ceeded with as In case of default.
A. b, OLIN, Justice.
true eopy-Test: b.. ME1QS.
ap l6 GOT Oierk.
SALE OF wDER. =
BreaL Of Ordinances. Nary Deparfmsnf,}
M. -, hashtasfOa Ctty. A prfl ~, 1857 {
,,lhhers VII be sold at public auction. tc the
nest o ooere, In the once OF the Inspector Of
oIus spee. ~ nhe navy yard, Boston. Mass at
ss pssn on ksDAf the ninth eth day OF Msy,
o niteen nnnored a -soel barrels of Powder,
composed OF rine canneu, musket, and ordin nary
cannon yovser, and eighteen hundred n 500
Evening star., 1867-04-27

ORPHANS COURT = Judge Purcell This
morning the will of Mary Ann Magee was
fully proven.
james 3. FriZZen filed his remuneration Of
the executorshIp of the late John O. Frizzell
margaret Hayden was appointed guardian
OF me orphans of John CalIahan-bond $50.
The hrst and final accounts of the guardian
10 the orphans of John M. and Ellen II
Black; of administrator of NJ g. Stopbson.
OF executor OF Parrott A. Prindle; of admin
isratof of Mary Francis Ward; Of exec utor
of Q. H. Fitch; of Administrative of Lamuel
ID Williams; of administratrix of Clement l.
West, ana guardian to the orphans, second
general account of the guardian of the or
phsns OF Ferdinand Hartman; third account
OF the agent OF the heirs of Philip Che W, a nd
OF the orphans of William Chew, Were ap-
proved and passed
Evening star., 1867-04-27

O1srs. nAnx.I. 1s.DAy.-Beet ssst cots,
DssG ssaaUc. vsel, 9sc. Hltaon. cAops, Sc.
Lamb aec5 Lard. iSc.; Psrk, fresh, Is et.:
cerne4. H.: Doc0n, hams, uacas sQs3Oc sliced
no.; Sreesss. ieasuc.; shoulders, isc Butter loa
80; 1,esens, pr, .s0ass furkies ssa35c. 10 :.
Geese; Isc Al 50; Dachs, pair, ,7Sc asi EGgz Aoz.
ssc 0rees Corn. can, 4oc. Apples, pf.. s0asI.
tnppiKes; of,sd: 5sc, Leeks, bh., Sc. Spinach.
dried, per qrt IS cts Beans, but.sr, soc.;
Wnite' lzai5c.; dried cherries. qt., SOC Rad
Bnes, per bunch, sa4o. BeetS, per PIX, 4oc.
Onions. SOC; Okra, 3Oc.; Parsnipe, asasSc. Peas,
q, loc carrots, bunch, Sc. Rhubarb. 1Oc.
sisn-Rock, large, each, &ia2; small. bunch.
aOc'i Perch, 50 cents; Herring, per doz., I5a
~ cents, Shad, per pair; so cents TO IS
Rye, per bushei, $50 Corn Meal. per bush,
Slsoasl 80. Shipstuff, 75ao0c. Brown,tuf, GOc
Shorts, sc. Corn, shelled, 81. 2naf1 IS IN ear,
oel, $5.50a&7 Oats, bu., 6oa90c. Hay, cwt, - 25a
$3.50: Straw, 81 50al.7S. celery, pr bunch, lOc
krout, per quart, SC. Cabbage, per head. 5aI0c
Hominy, quart, 10 cents. Lettuce. 1aio cents.
Potatoes, 40c. per peck; Sweet Potatoes, as cts
Small Birds. per dox., Si.26; Small Ducks,
sc aei; Canvass Baeks, &3a44; Red Necks,
Sla&2 pair, Cranberries, 2Oc. Pumpkins 10 10
soc. each. Prairie hens, 81 pair
Evening star., 1867-04-27

QUEER COSDUCT.-Iesterdav a respecta-
bly-dTessed man, about fly years of age. went
10 the hack stand near Wizards Hotel. and
entered each OF the open barouches to try the
springs, and failing 10 agree with the drivers
Tor an engagement. went 20 the 9th stree
stand and did the same thing. He there m ade
a bargain with driver. and gOt into The coach
he rode about Two squares in the coach and
opened the door, slipped out and ran off ieav
ing the driver TO return 70 the stand 70 look for
a profitahlp "
Evening star., 1867-04-27

DROf0sALe F6R TIE MASONRY AHDEX-
CANATloH for the EXtensi0n of the Oou-
seryatery st the q. 8. Botanical Garden, wash
Sealdd Proposals. for the above named labor and
msterisI, are in vited and will be opened st ..
m. on THU RsDAY, May 2. At the . ffce Of the
Architect OF the Capitol Extension where plan
and spee ncatieps can pou be SEEN.
B;ds should state the price of the excA ystion
cubic feet
No allowance to be made in the measure msut
Tor any deviation from straight lines.
Pay ments will be made after the LIST of July On
the comp elton of the work.
By order Of oipt COMMITTEES on Library.
EDWARD CLARK, Architect
ap16f u. b. Oapitol Extension Ac -
Evening star., 1867-04-27

The ODD FELLOWS TBANKsGIvING-Th
Leree Last Night Yesterday, after the pro-
cession was dismissed at the hall, on TN
street, the widows and orphans of the order
the visitors and members, were entertained by
nne eollstion in The dining-room attached
TO the hall. Heald's Washington Brass Band
was seated On the stage, and during the after
noon dlscoursed excellent music. while the
member and their friends enjoyed a so ciaI re-
Anlon. The collation. was prepared bv the Ia
dies Of the Rebekah Degree Associations, to
whom great credit J. due
1he Ievee al night was a most decided suc-
cess, being amended by a large number of the
mem bershIp and the AlexaRdrians who by
Inc way, left in a special train al I2.l5 this
morning highly pleased with their VISIT The
mnsle was furnished by heald, and to It's
strains dancing was kept up until this morn
ing.