Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-01

Mats, <e.-Beef best cuts, CSC. per ID; next
best gee; next f9a15c,: Mutton, aeae1 per H.;
Slaughtered Hoss, sliail SO per cwt.; salt Beef;
l2al5c. per H.; Smoked Beef aec.; Sliced, 20
Clipped, &c; Bacon meat, 2ie per To-; Brea z
lse shoulder. i4c.; Sausage. 1saac; Lard, 1,e-:
Head Cheese. 15e. per H.; Cheese DC. Ter To-:
Venison, DC. per ID; Buffalo Meat. 3Oc. per 10,
Psaltry, Cow, Sc.-Turkeys, IS c. 10; Gee,
Larks. 81 perdoz.; Pigeons, si.5J rer doz..
Rabbits, 40c. each; Ducks, Sla3 ~ Ter nair'
Prairie Chickens, sl.25 per pair; SQUADS, a5e'
each. =
Vegetables, &c.-Apples, 6GasOc. per peek;
Sweet Potatoes, SOC. per peck; Irish do soc
Onions, $40; Parsnips, 40c.; Celery, Sc Der
BUNCH; Cranserres, re. per qt.; Cabbage, IOaaOe
per head; Turnips, 3gc. Fer PIX; Hominy IOc
per ct; Dried Apples, eJc. per peck; Ruta-
bagas, 30e. per peek; Carrots 6oo: spin
mach, Soc; Dried Primes, 25c. per To-; Dried
CIrrants, 2rc.; Raisins, 25c.: Malaga Grapes
sc, Dried Cherries, 35e.; Dried Peaches. 35c
per ct; Preserved Citron, soc per 10. hired
Blaekberres, 25c.i Dried WhortieberTies, sc:
Cream Nnt.' 2ci Filberts, 25c; English Wal
Peanuts: que per To- Hickory Nuts, 500 per
Beck Wainuts 40c.; Grapes, Joe. per H.:
Honey; Sc Oranges, 5isL5Oe. per doz.; Lemons,
sI.3sasI4O, per bushei: shfps.tnG, sOasoc:
Brownstuf e0c MidCfling, &c; Shorts S5c J
Corn, sheiltd. sl-3O'sS Lao; Corn, by ear, $50
as6 per bbl: Oats, Sc. per bushel; Hay.
per III. w.
Fisk.-Bunoh Fish, 5sc; Goldfish. Founders.
and Haddock- l2c. per H.; Halibut, 25c.; White
Fish, Doc; Salmon Trout, a0c; Smells. ojc
Blue Fish. lie: Lake Pickrell- zoe; Lobsrers'
Re; Terrapin, s25 per doz
Az ESCAPED PRISONER RKCAPTURrp.-
On Thursday night, Messrs. Duvall and
Russ, two OF the guards AZ the ail, re-
turned from Hagerstown, having in cust,iy
the burglar; joseph Glenn, who escaped f ON
the lall on the 9th OF January, in company with
Ezekiel Chaney, who was charged with n
assault. with intent to kill, and W. III. ElrOyd
charged with burglary. Directly after The
escape of the prisoners, Warden Heustis and
his guards wrote letters 10 different places
asking information in relation to them aud a
letter from MIR. Duvall reached Hagerstoyn n
lew DAYS ago. and an answer was received
stating that n man was i'm the Hagers own
Jail, who WAS thought to be one of the
parties. Warden Huestis Immediately dis
patched Messrs. Duvall and Russ to identify
the prisoner, and they arrived at Harers.own
ON "Wednesday. On inquiry they ascert.ined
that the man had been committed 10 Jail by the
mayor as vagrant; and after his commitment
hearing one of the deputies speaking about
arrestIng CLANCY, who had formerly lived in
that section. he remarked TO an inmate that ne
knew clancy. The officers, when they saw
the prisoner, could hardly identify him, he
having been closely shave d: but heby his connie
nance showed that be recog nized Dir DuyalI.an
durlsg Wednesday night he acknow lesyed TO
prisoner that he had been found out and was
gone mp" Thursday morning be was deliv-
cred TO the officer, notwIthstandjng he refused
10 acknowledge that he was The person they
sought and was brought to this city, but lust as
they We're about to enter the gate the Jail here
ne made break and ran, but was retakeD be-
fore he could cross the street. Glenn has al
ready been convicted, and il is likely will 10
sentenced IN q few days.