Evening star., 1869-03-13
Centre Market To-day.

I
orphans of William Scott was approved and
| passed.
Centre Market To-day.
| Meats, Gc.-Beef, choice, 2Oa3Oc Der H.. Or
| dinary; 15c- per h.; hind quarters 1ic, fore
quarters he. per h. Lamb, l5a25c. per H.;
| Beet, 15a1Sc. per h.; Smoked Beef 3Jc: Sliced.
30c.; Clipped, 3Oc.; Bacon meat, I7c; Breast
2oc: Middling. 1sa2Oc Sausage. 15a2jc.; Pigs
feet, 25c; per sett; Venison, l5a25c. per h.;
Lard, 1sa2Oc: Eggs, iOc. per doz.; Head Cheese
&c. per h.; Philadelphia Butter, roc per 10:
Roll Butter, 40a60c per Id. HomIny, iOc. per
| quart. kraut 1Oc. pei quart.
| PCuttry Game, 6c.-Chickens, 5OcaSl per
Palr Ducks, 81. .25 per pair; THrKeys, 25a3Oc per
| 10; Canvas Back Ducks, $3.50 per pair;
Partridges, SOC. each; Prairie Chickens, SI.25
| per pair.
| regsia6les, dc.-Green Peas, l5a25 cents Der
quart Potatoes, S130a1 go per bushel; Onions.
Cabbage, 3alOc. Per head; Cucumoers, l6a2Oc
| per doz; Lima Beans, 45c. per quart; Carrots,
| ia5e. per bunch; Spinnage, 25c. per peck:
Radishes, &c. Per burcn; Pumpkins, 5
'' soc' per bushei; Green Peppers, i5c. c. His; per
2se. per pound; Dried Currants. aOc: per
GSer1e csns Dried Psachpes saso 1se osnsa
per o.; Preserved C.tron. SOC. per To-: DRIED
Blackberries, 1Oc Dried WhortIeberrres, 25c.;
salCc. each; vermicelli. CSC per pound,
Honey, Soc per pound; Apples. 3Oc.asl per
peek, Si.10a$6 per barrel; ounces. 81 per
peck Canned Peaches, 3OasOc per can: Pine
Apples. 25a3Oc each; Bananas, 10c. each; Gar.
den Grapes, 2sc per lb.; Fox Grapes. iOc. per
peck Chesnuts, 2oc. per quart; Mint, Sc. per
bunch; Lavender, IOc.; Tansy. iOc.; Baisam,
5al0c. each; Lemons, 3Uai6c per dozen:
oranges, 25c per dozen; Cocoanuts, 1Oal5c
each: Shipstuff, 4Oa9Oc.; Brownstuff lOasJc
Middling, sOa9Oc.; Shorts, lOc: Corn, shelled:
S1.l5aSl35: Corn. by ear, Si.5OaS5. SO per bbl
Corn Meal. 81 .2Oasi 25 per bushel; Oats, 9Oc. "A
81 per bushel; Hay, 75c,asi.25 per cwt; Straw,
fIsh, de.-HalibuL 2Oc. per Ib.; Rock, 4Oa5oc.
per bunch; Perch, 40a5Oc. per bunch; Cat
Fish, 25c. per bunch; Bunch Fish, soc >; Trout
Soc per bunch; Lobsters, 12c per To-: MackereI
25c. each; Cod Fish, 12c. per In. Salmon
a5c- per lb.; Sea Bass, l5c. per H. Shad, 81 50
per pair Fresh Herrings. 4Oc. per dozen Tur-
ties, lOaiUc. each; Founders, 12c. per h.
TIE Potomac FRONr.-Iu accord with the
pleasant weather which is now upon us,
maiters around the wharNes present q NOR
cheerful appearance. The steamer Arrow
Capt. StaokpOle, carried down n good list OF
pas sengers thus mornAg for Mount Vernon
and Mars halls Landing, among whom were a
party OF hiteen or twenty ladies and gentlemen
on picnic excursion, provided with croquet
paIaphernalld hoops, and snack baskets, well
niled with lunch for the days sport at Noun
Vernon. Below will be found the reports from
the w1arves:
e.c0rters' UIalf.-Arrived- Gumlons.
Rollins, from Eastern shore. Md, with wool
for Ii. +. Clark; VIM. III. Travers, NJ cCracker,
ana j. ID. Middleton. Hagan, from Georgetown.
to ship cargoes; Guiding Star, Wilson from
Aiexan dria, witn wood for Gleason Il Glenn
JosasCn's Hbdrf.-At this wharf this morn
ing small sloop arrived with about fiity
dozen fresh herring for market The fishing
season is about being inaugurated earnesr,
as most OF the gillers are actively fitting out tor
operations on the shores and some have
already entered upon the work. This morn
ing Messrs. Gibson and knight lett HaIyey's
wharf with all the paraphernalia for hauling
fish for the season, together with about forty
hands In addition 10 those previously engaged
They preceded In a fast yacht their fleet of
small boats which left shortly afterw wards
under tow with provisions, outfit and hands
furnished by Messrs Harvey, Clark Given.
Rteg's Wkort-Arrived-Schrs. Dove. Bun-
DICK, from Bone river; Mary Augusta. Dick-r-
son, from Hunting creek, Va: James Harris
Ecsmsn, from Cone river; all with oysters for
Turner Son. Saiied-Schrs. Ocean Wave
Eralter; Tropie, Banks; Marcella Anne Justis;
Golden Rule, Nelson; VIM. Bounds, Smith
down the river, light
FGyS Whdrf.-Arrived-Schr. q reat Pirate.
hing. from u uantico; with wood for market
The long-boat Thomas Carroll, weIl-knowa as
trading craft TO this port. has recently been
purchased by Mr +. l. Fay, who designs
having her remodeled and fitted ont for the
more general prosecution of the trucking aud
WOOD business.
MARRIAGE IN FORBIDDEN TIMR-Arch-
bis hop SpaldiDg has issued the folio wing i'm.
portant order, eDjoining upon the clergy OF his
church 10 bear in mind that IL is forbidden
tIrst, The blessing of nuptials during the Ten
pus Netitum-or forbidden tlme-eyen IN the
mass, Notwithstanding the previous episcopal
olspensatlon 10 perform the marriage; and
second, the bestowing of the nuptial Oenedic-
uon n all other times outside the mass pro
sponso et spcnsa. The practice OF giving the
bensoietion without the mass, at first allo we'd
IN some particular places by the decree OF J une
%, 1888, has since been strictly forbidden, with
the spprobatisn of his holiness, IN various de-
Crees. as i August, 1855, mum. 5,275. 26 March
l-59, mum. $3.50, and 81 August, 1867, nam.
5,5s2, which expressly revoke the pernissiou
given In 1858.
FUSERAL-The funeral OF the late O. b.
Den ham, " ho had for thirty-saven wears filled
messengers position in the War department,
took place yesterday afternoon from his resI.
dence. on l. street near 9th, and it was vpry
largely attended; Gen. Meigs aud number OF
Officers OF the department being present, and
large number OF friends and relatives of the
deceased The services Of the Presbyterian
Church were conducted by the Reys. J NJ
Coombs and John q. Smith, and the remains
were followed TO Congressional Cemetery by
Washington Lodge, No. 6, and the Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows, headed by the band of
the oth 5. Cavalry, and the services Of the
Order were performed at the grave by the Rev
Parker II. Sweet
ELECTION OF OyrICrRe-Ata meeting of the
Jefferson Base Ball Club, held recently, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
SIX months President W. Gadsby; Vice Pres
1en,; W n. A. whitney; Recording Secretary. @.
Hupgsrford; Treasurer, NJ Potts; Executive
Committee-Messre. Gadsby. Hungerford, An
aSisoo, Joyce and Leyle; Board Of Directors
Messrs Byrne, Shields and Bangs
POINT OF ROCKS RAILwAY.-We learn that
M. wilson, Superin tendent Of TRANSPORTATION
on .ne Sainmor. and Ohio railway, has given
ofoers for the thorough completion, by the Isl
OF July next, OF the four or i've miles of track
OF the PoiDt Of Rocks branch IN the Dstr;ct
l, Is s1teo tnat the track is being graded ali
along me proposed line Of the rail way 70 the
Point Of Rocks. ~ ~
ST. STEPHHH's CHCRCH-The Most Rev
Archbishop Spa ulding, of Baltimore. will
preach ON sunday at the late mass NJ =,
Stephens, on Pennsyiyani ia ayeaue. m m. CO.,
ner Of 25th str.e,. WI
Rev. A. ID. MAYO, OF Cipcinna,i. will ,r...s
in the Unitarian Church Tomorrow mornin~
Mr.. Mayo Is regarded oue of xne an,.xi
preachers in,n. West.
TH1 SUNDAY MORNING q Az xTrR 10 be issusd
to- morrow will be hlleo as usual win int.r