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INV YoRK, September la--MOsEY-M Market d
CAS- per cant Prime mercantile paper baS pgf cent
Sterling KIehRnge bankurs bills steady at = sO11l
demand 81 81 ...-.i r.
GoyERaMESrs- Quiet and Arm.
u.s. s extended .iGi Q. paeidc bonds ists.ii7
"a coupOus,,,,,,....-ll8 U. +. Land QhntE-llI
a U, p, S. +, BondA..,l99ik
Pacific " Of p6..,,. .ldq Iexnt Pacific ~ gtA,ls1
Genital Pnclhc, l1E--lll Tex. FGr. k;G, Dtv..., w
kFte AecondS.,-,..-.,,,,l0l9Si 'Ouereu'
RAILROAD BONDs-ln Light request and irregular.
STATE sEcrmTIEs-Dulland nominal
Lehlgh & wIlkes.,,-'ll0Is
Louisiana COnSolA- % Virginia 6s,,,..,,,-..., %
Missouri Ga-..,,,.- ,.',u g virginia conhuls, ex-
81, JOaeph,...-,,.,,,,,-luIk ira mat coupons TX
Iennezee 6a,.,.,,,.r,... 6s Virginia deleFIed.,--l5
tennessee o., new, w. .
sFOCKs--ThG market weak wasRt the opening and
plAcg, Denver 4 RIO Ghnde 81. Paul and Ohio 4
Mississippi leiling SOON, however, dealings b.,
CAME strong aud prices Ense 10 " per cent but lat
or reacted y 10 u per cent. Speculation, however
quickly repined strength aud there WIS another i'd
y9nce0i y 70 ~ per cent, IN which Lake Erie 4
Western, Ohio Central, Peoria, Decatur &, Evans.
VILE Mobile Ohio and 81, Paul were most promi,
nent. During the afternoon the market Wai fever.
iSh, Boston Air Line preferred selling up per
ceut, Indiana, Bloomington 4 Western ~ per cent,
and Richmond & Allegheny ~ per cent, while
DEALING speculation again took Rn upward turn
and the market closed strong " an advance " com,
pared with The closing prices VI Saturday, ranging
from y 10 ~ peECenI the latter Richmond & Alle.
gbAny, which s0ld up 10 wv,
Transactions Ag,UQ0 shares
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Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin Mosquitoes,
insects, &C.. cleared out BY Rough OH Hats y
i5C boxes at druggists U.'.
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IRIS simply marvellous how quickly conSti
patton, biliiousiiess, sick headache, fever and
aglie, aid tnalArla, are cured by SELLERS
Liver Pills. D6W
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Adams Express: o.,.",lS6 New JeHoy Central, O6I
AiLol y IeFre tRpte. W n 4 W, pEpiGrTel-., So
| 10 PfeterTed.,."".,' W Northern pacihC.... 3ge
y = PEea-'' 10 pteiefred,....,, sls
" VI " y ..,....., Northwestern. ,,,..,.,-l261
Canada SOlthern.,,.,, 653tl DO preferred ,,,,,i8Y
g, !. C,.,......,., %. New York Central.,lls1
Central PAClhG.......,,, w Ohio Central I'D
Chesapeake 4 OhlOa T.tiohiO l. MiNiSIppl,., 81
70 ~ pretcETGd"., agH Do preferred. .......,ll0
10 ~ preterred,r",, y lOntaEO q Western, 9la
Chicago 4 Alton.,..l9l Pacific Mail.....,.,., 81
" PEeleIFeu-''''''i9 20
n, - g y; E.''. '.'..,lil1
- w. O' q Ia, *
Eiss u CSia&Sa; y ~ k kSSfRS q!
TeiIATAls ssh !" = san FHlll,,r w
Del, Lack Wednl.S2H Do preterrcd.,,..,. II !
.lGnVer q RIO uhnde w Do trst prCierred,- LES
E236sL PAul.,.,,.,,,l9Qt
M ut'IcIIru-".,".. % Do preferred.
FL WAyue.,",'''''"''al4u sL raul, NJ, y M..,,,lU2I
H. q 81, IOsoph..,,..,90 81: Paul 4 Omaha. 4Oa
D0 preteEred-'''''..liiS DO preferred. ,...."l0
eSsIoa TSS a. Gaiaa f PSeisc'...ls 3
Illinois United States Ex..,- 6S
Ind, u. 4 W"""!- W. Wabash PaClic,.,...-, AlIt
Kansas d TeXAA-,.,., II Do pFeferrOd.,.,, sly
Lake Erie 4 Western, IN Wells Fargo Ex..,..lS
4ke shore western uniOn,."- VIZ
!SVuHNiIe * NlhIl"'" " IkAAl1Ol',,,' ,n,"u,,,, =
l., y. a; \ ";"..; 20 Central Arlzona.,.,,,, ~
NJ. 4 G. LIST preferred lb Excelsior. ........,,..,
Do y preferred .u." II Hl!loncStnke.. ~
Memphis Charlesn 1sIS Little Pittsburgh.,- az
N a. ,,,''''''''''"'' "
MlHsnuE fHSinc'''''" 14leksllyer .;', ,r l2
Mo1IIe Shlo"'''''", 70 pTSSttgEreu.'-rt0
M0LtaH SiiiveI Ciin'.",." VI
NAAhVllle y ChAt'"'' % sttSahRaaru;, ,.,.- q
"onered.
NEW .YoRE, September l2.-CottOn duct at
l29GAl2JsG futures barely steady. Flour Arm; 70.
celPls y, 400 barrels; exports $500 barrels super.
fine State and western s. 2i9G 0Di common 10 good
Sfsm y VGso " 5000 70 CaolcS 70 I9aS %: white
rTa'is ~ W. ~. nt H. ~" nnn 90 iAI oG ~
t tG a. L ~ MiiIiiu .,,. patent ~ Ioa9 w
bnlGnts nv psn T XVI 9Hg geelplS aigOO
iSnI ~, ItSS4 p gNIse 5S Mgreieu sptng
Iaii ~ ~ ~ nNtn ~ uiiHh
~ SS ,6s ~ g " y. NJ ~ ~ :: ny EoS sd 42
Sa1 ~ W vi s y d9'fl M steamer
a ~ ~ ~ 5v , ~ niSe1 winter
49, Sn a. " VII" ~ M y +v ~ vi no Wnle
,Sbie a "a, W. ~. 1ha. ri ~ n 40
"" AZ q gISI ~ psI,, S 9, Dusn
w EI,o tIS,sat IA eI W a. ~ steamer
~, EUsone S iSs ~ y 4SG
hsbss az ~ Io Nv NM y, AZ NY, Ses 1879
~ W. ~ 81 "a ySS ~ ~ ~ 20, DGce
II n 'VS ~, ~ ~ iInr IL ~ elosng ~
coIni. o o bnsboS S,v y, Nv SsS sttHns re-
t,d IHcd ~ 1Sa NJ M, 'SVVV UmA ll IN
s%ic IoS SIxS T9S7 3 0yS S,nh,o wi 1s ~
, YiiSss Ky l w OS no :, fMne
@ HciniS M cSg " zS closing
a7Sic closing NJ M 0ais fcS gho, AMI n,, ULe
receipts y 05 bushels exb5Ts IN Ssbeis. WSst
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AS Blood Purifier 1t Is unClualed, for II cure,
. organs that make tho blood.
READ THE RECORD

~ YOU feel dull drowy, tlrbilltate,i, have fro.
quent headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite
aud tongue GOated, you ArU suffering from torpid
liver or "bllOusneS" aud nothing will cure you 70
speedily and permanently a. 10 take simmons Liver
NnRIlhiOF OF Mndplnp.
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'HlAuoh lN Ia Ia "a 10 10
PHILADELPHIA, September l2.-Flour very strong;
llesoa extra 81 %; straight 81 %; II, Louis and
southern Illinois VI 70AT IS; Ohio family choice
y W tancyN 10 new process - OO Indiana fam.
u Wntsr December Is 10 Ry SS' fHSS n v S
and firm NJ " D. Wheat firm; NO'2 rcd PROMPT
shipnients vt 81 n OBJ; No. 2 red September
q aSk,al 451l; October q 4OHal ibH November
depot, 7lc steamer and track 7GkGilc Tor inixed
yellow sail mixed september f6HA7ic; October
l41lai3c; NQyelnber 1Gj9a16Tc. Oats inactive; re.
lcttGd Adci No2 mixed AUG; No 3 white 46tSc; no
~ no; mess pork so hl2l w: smoked hams SIg 10
ala co. Lard, kettle si9 Is; steam SIG 7Oai2 rs.
butter scarCe ind wanted; creamery extra, 33V;
county, Pa, extra 2SG do Ants 26A2ici dairy 2Sa26C
good % choice 2la2tC. ERpg western, fresh firm.
or Of NO. Cheese steady full creamery ilal2C fair 10
good lonllc. Petroleum tirm ut re, Whisky
fr1n At 81 IS,
EAST IdBERtY, September l2.-Cattlo-RCcelpts
ditp Friday 2tll head VI through AMI ,l0j head Of
local. total for the week ending to-day BESl head Of
through and ,26l head Of LOCAL. against .10J head
Of through and LIS head Of local last week. The
supply this week, 30 far, Is lighter thni last aud the
bulk Of the Otleflhp are light common, with very
few really good which latter are readily bought NJ
good last figures, whilst the balance Rptahred
to be slightly Of but All are sold out however we
cannot give reliable quotations At present. Sales
to-day 1890 head
tlog9-Recelpts A,e3O head. total for the week
80 head against 49, 70O head for the week before.
PhIladelphlaS % 7Sa7 w Workers 80 26 40 grasses
sheep-Recclpts 1850 head; total for the week
400 head against 1880 for the week beiOfe SELL
Ing q shade better than last week
CHICAGO, September i2-The Droyen' journal re.
ports
lIogs-IleCClpts ID, 900 head shipments 1900 head.
Market active strung anil lDc higher mixed packing
q 40a9 o.; light OF bacon 90 GOa6 70; choice heavy
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YIaAsCIAL AND COlllIERCIAL.


NeW NOFA lINlNN HIIH lENNIA3'
EEW YoRK, sspsembeF i2--AOsEY-MarSet al
la5 nor can't Prime mercantile paper 6aS par cent.
Sterling Kxchange bRnkpn' bills steady u 81 sO(;;
demand 81 81, ~ ~
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TO CLEVELAND.
Only ayeLounand twenty-five minutes.
TO CHICAGO.
Only eighteen hOun,

-SFEUBEKvIILE ACcOMMODATlON.-Lea BellRiro
at $40 ?. w., Bridgeport 800 ?. ~. Arrives At steu
benye at COS r. NJ; leaves steubenvYllle at T6O A.
VI bridgeport at Sb2 a. Nj arrives al Bellaire At
G06 A. NJ.
Tickets and baggage checks TO all principal points
In the East and West can be procured d The Ticket
0lice In Bridgeport. r X. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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TRANSPORTATION.

=, El@s slbls ~ as era ws,l oFveilq % JULY
Talas lssss Panhandle Depot foot Of Ein1suth
u iplloE6:
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TERMS lOF SuRSCRIPTION.
III. 5..,.l.pI aiTT,; 4. s5r5 I .'i-'A
sRAII.WRERLY,
WEEKLY.

By mall, ii adranet' pORag. prepaid.
wear a N ( sIr pnonths J. q
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TIE aIETHopIHT COUNCIL.

The American aud European Delegates
ContFaStod-A Compliment 70 Dr, A.
Z. George. Formerly Of WhOcIing. .t
TnNnnN. GaDtarnhor III = Tho C,roOt avont
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National Hotel Arrivals.

l.. Lloyd Weigand, Philadelphia; w. b.
Ettenhead, Philadelphia; w. A. Strong,
Chicago; G. w. Hazen, Troy; j. 7. Legge,
Cumberland; Mrs. j. p. Lyons, Pittsburg
Mrs. J. B. Cobb, Chicago; N. b. Cobb, Phila-
delphia; ID. s. Miller, II. Havart, w. j.
Havart, ]. w. Williams, A. G. Pritchard,
Royal Poland Street Hand-Bell Ringers,
London, Eng; w. ]. II. Gordon, Virginia
Grant Squires, New York II. w. Ridge
way and wife, New Jersey; VIM. +. Sweesy,
Omaha; A. G.. Boshford, U. S. N; G. w.
Mindell, Philadelphia; W. II. Slye, Mary.
land; Z. G. Bowling, Maryland; Alex.
Hay, Philadelphia; N. P. I.angford, st.
Paul; W. +. Schiedt, New York; o. Barrett,
jr., and wife, Saltville, Va; j. Il. Taison,
Brooklyn; Geo. II. Irwin, Harrisburg; W.
b. Thompson, Baltimore; Geo. l.. A. Martin,
Brooklyn; VIM. J. Chapman, Philadelphia
G. B. Deane, Jersey City; Mrs. Frank II
Whiting, Bridgeport, Conn; Mrs. G.. L.
Norman, Bridgeport, Conn. Mrs. r. Sparks
Buffalo; o. II. p. Andre, New York; Dan'l
Larrabee Baltimore r. w. Nelson, War
renton Va; Il. L. Rosenthal, New York; j
X. Records Baltimore.
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Election of Officers.

Stanbury Lodge, No. "a, +. A. A. NJ, at
Brightwood, ID. c., has elected the following
officers; John Miller, w. NJ; Henry Yost,
S. W.; +. G. Alexander, j. W.; G. Balloch,
treasurer; Il. Carpenter, secretary; Tn.
Bowling, S. d.; r. Allen j. d.; II. Lichau,
S. s.; George Klenk, J. S.
National Council, No. 2l7, A. l.. of H.,
elected the following officers to serve for the
year 1882 at the last meeting: Henry Jen-
kins, commander; L. NJ. Rosify, vice-com-
mander; Ii. f. Pierce, orator; John II.
Collctte, secretary; M. J. Prendi collector;
n. Demongeot, treasurer Hugh Tuohy,
chaplain; Emma Sheridan, guide Richard
Rogers, warden; w. ii. Fenwick, sentry;
II. Schwickordi, s. Oppenheimer, Hugo
Hildebrandt trustees. The council by
resolution unanimously requested the su.
preme council to commission DIR. u. Il,
Somers, of this city, as medical examiner.
At II regular meeting of Mount Vernon
Lodge, No. 3, X. of r., the following of
iicers were elected for the ensuing term
Michael Wallace, c. c.; John A. Frank, v
g.; Henry Yensecy, prelate, re'elected
John S. Finch, X. of II. and S., re.elected
John NJ. Kline, NJ. of f., re elected; n. De-
mongeot, NJ. of f., reelected; S. +. STEELE
NJ, at A. Representatives to Grand Lodge
ID. ID. Daughton, A. j. Cunning, John f.
Mollng, John NJ. Kline and James X
Watt
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wooden presents were numerous. Among
the guests were:
Hon. and Mrs J. s. Deano, Mr.. and Mrs
J. W. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Lipscomb,
of Alexandria, Va; Judge and Mrs. II. G..
Harmon, the Misses Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs
]. ID. Terrill, Mr.. and Mrs. George McNeir,
Chaplin Brown and lady, Miss Lydia
Fletcher and niece, Miss Helen Fletcher
of Baltimore; Major Z. o. Fetchet, Hon.
and Mrs. Frank Brown, of Colorado
Mr.. and Mrs. Parmenter, Mr. Ben
White, J.. A. Bartlett Mr.. Harry
Towers, Mr.. S. G.. Arnold and ladies, Miss
Carrie Bloss, Miss Ketcham, Miss Jennie
Ashley, of Ogdensburg, N. Y. Mr.. Abner
Greenleaf, of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs.
Mauro, Miss lockwood Mr. Tanner and
Miss Tanner, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Con-
ger, Miss Helen Banfeld, of New Hamp-
shire; Mr.. and Mrs. Schenkle, Miss Walcott,
Major William Simpson, of New Orleans f;
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Warner, Mr. c. p. Con-
ger and Miss Florence Conger, Mr.. and /.
ii. Goodman and ladies, Mrs. s. Z. Brown
and daughter Fred Wright and lady, Mrs.
l.. p. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. NJ. Pre-
vost, Mrs. Whitaker, Mr.. and Mrs. Peck,
Mr.. Fristoe, Miss Campbell Misses Anna
and Lucia Delano, Mr.. Kenfeld, Mr.. Moore
head and daughter Miss Thomas and the
Misses Lawlcr.
The elite of the colored population OF
this city assembled last night at the Fiji
teenth-street Presbyterian Church, and
witnessed the marriage of Miss Bette q.
Cox, teacher in one of the colored schools,
to DIR. John II. Francis, of this city The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Fran.
els Grimkc, after which reception was
held at the residence of the brides uncle
M. NJ. Holland, on University Hill.
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Pure Grape Wine.

The president and committee from the
Farmers Club, of the American Institute,
have visited Speer's vineyards and wine
cellars, and they report that the port grape
wine of Alfred Speer, of Passaic, N. j., is
the most reliable wine to be obtained. 1t
is now being used by physicians, who are
the most choice in the selection of wines
for convalcscent patients. The principal
hospitals in New York have adopted this
wine. Its superiority is supposed to arise
from the iron in the soil. The vineyards
are on brown.stone shale rock. For sale
by druggists and grocers.
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DIED.

CUNNINGHAM,-On Monday, 20th instant,
Mt s o'clock p. M, Elizabeth, relict of the late
Samuel Cunningham, In the S2d year OF her
age.
JEFFERSoN.--On December %, Mt o'clock
p. M, Mrs Margaret Jefferson, relict Of tho
her age.
The funeral Will tako place from the resi-
dence OF her son, Ralph Jefferson, No. Ills
Eleventh street northwest, on Friday, tho Both
instant, ut Up. m.
NOTTINGHAM.-On Tuesday, December %,
,at 10 10 p. m, OF heart disease, William Not
tlngham, In tho 01st year OF his age.
Funeral will take place from his late resi-
denco, No. 023 Third street southeast, at .
O'Clock, Friday afternoon, the Both instant.
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An IncorrirtbIc brute.

John Hogan, alias Better, was released
from prison seven mouths ago after serving
a term Of six years for rape committed on
n little girl in the southern section of Phil
'adelphia. Soon after regaining liberty he
went on a fishing excursion, and at Billings
port obtained permission to sleep in barn
belonging to an aged couple, the owner be-
ing absent at the time. During the night
Hogan effected an entrance into the house.
and feloniously assaulted its only occupant, a
woman eighty years old. He escaped and
was not heard from by the police until last
night, when he was arrested.
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Retail Prices I'm the Markets.
The following were the ruling prices il
the Washington market to-day:


the Washington market to-day:
.-Bcef-Srloin, 1870 zoe. porter
house, 25c.; rib-roast, 12i "a zoe. corn beef,
s@12.c.; Clipped, 3oc.; beef tongue, Csc;
lamb, 10000; veal, 121@25c.; breast, 10
@12c.; bacon, 14@ 15c. mutton, 100 15c. ;
pork, 10@12lc.; sausage, 12c.; hams, 10
@17c.; shoulders, 12c. lard, loo.
FIsH.-Rock fish, large, 10000. II h ; do.
small, 25@35c. u bunch weakfish 12I "a
15c. p ID; halibut, 10000. p ID I; perch,
$50 40c. u bunch; lobsters 12l@15c. h
ID; bluefsh, 12i@15c. u b; snappers,
12lc. p b; Bermuda,25c. u b; red snap
per, 15c. u ID; gruper, 15c. " ID; smelt,
10000, u b.; cod, 12lc u ID paddock,
121c. u ID; pike, 12lc. u ID.
PoULTRY.-Chickens, 100000. p pair
ducks, 75c.@$1. u pair, geese, Sl@75c.
each turkeys, 12@15c S b..
50@ 55c.; creamery, 45@ Soc; New York and
Illinois, 400 45c.; roll butter, ESQ 4Oc.; eggs,
800 35c.; cheese, 10000. p ID.
VEGETABLES. = Potatoes, Irish, 40c. p
PIX. sweet, do, 4O@6Oc. p pix.
cabbage, 10@40c.; beets, SC. p bunch;
bunch spinach, soc. u PIX; cabbage
sprouts 4Oc. u PIX; oyster plants, sc. u
bunch; turnips, 3O@ 4Oc. p PIX.
FRUITs.- Oranges, SOC. p doz. lemons,
25c. ID doA.; cocoanuts, 90c. p doz.
California pears 4Oc. u doz.; California
grapes. SOC. p ID; Malaga do, SOC. p ID ;
bananas, 40c. u doz. French prunes,
20@25c. u ID; Valencia raisins, 12las. ID
London lairs, 25c. p ib currants, 10c. p ID;
seedless raisins, zoe. p ID; prunells, 25c. U
h; lemon and organe peel, zoe. p ID; citron,
25c. U II; Florida oranges, 10@5Oc. p
dozen.
CANNED GooDs.--Boston baked beans,
25c.; apricots, Csc; egg plums, &c.; Bart
lett pears, 35c.; pineapple, 35c.
FRENCH CANDIES, 25c u ID; mixed, zoe.
- ID.
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To Populate the sandwich Islands.

Mr.. Armstrong, the commissioner of i'm.
migration for Hawaii, who accompanied
King Kalakaua in his recent tour of the
world, reports that immigrants from the
East Indies are not to be desired. japanese
immigrants, he thinks, would be valuable,
they are not an immigrating people, and
Europeans are not likely to come to Hawrii
as contract laborers when they can secure
homesteads in other parts of the world.
Portuguese immigration from the Azores is
considered the best that can be obtained.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-29
STEAMBOATS,.

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
FORTRESS MONROE, PINEY .JslL---k
Connecting ut Norfolk with the Boston steainers.
Steamer GEORGE LEARY on TUESDAYS.
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS ut 3 p. m.
Fall and Winter Arrangements, beginning Oct. j.
First-class Fare to Norfolk and Fortress Mon
Second Glass Fare to Norfolk and TT. Monroe, $3.50
First-cnss Fare to Piney Point and Point Look
"
Second-class TO Piney Point and Point Look
ont 20
ton furnished at Ii. w. Reeds Sons 1916 i street
northwest Il. & o. Ticket Onice, 1881 Penna ave-
nue. st. Marc HoteRoose's Cigar Stands at prin-
cpal Hotels; IL. b. PolkinhOrn, next to City Post
office; and at Company's Once, 7th-street wharf.
GEORGE MATTINGLY,
- General Superintendent.
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THE EVENING CRITIC.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Fortl,s Opern.house.

VYeTN-nOuSts
'The Colonel" continues in q smooth and
unruffled current Of success. 1t Is pro-
nounced by the most close observing critics
perfectly charming. Matinee Saturday.
The National Theatre.
Tho engagement of the famous yokcs
family is one of unparalleled success.
Bellies of the Kitchen" and cousin Joe"
tonight. Tomorrow night Fun in Fog"
Lincoln Hall.
The Royal Hand Bell Ringers, who opened
at Lincoln Hall last night, were greeted by
a fair audience. They gave most delight
full entertainment. These artists are
thorough musicians, and from their bells
produce the sweetest music and giees mag
Unable. Their matinee to-day was largely
attended. They give their closing enter
tainment tonight.
Theatre COmique.
j. w. McAndrew's continues great card
at this theatre. His drama, 1.-THE Rangers"
is thrilling and interesting. The variety
programme is a splendid one and is partici-
pated in by artists Of ability. Matinee to-
morrow.
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"A,derney Dairy WAGONS

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every
morning and delivered in 4ib. "Ward "
prints, soc. per Id. Also, cottage cheese,
buttermilk and sweet milk, &c. per at.
Cream l5c. pint.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-29
skin Diseases Cured,

One thousand dollars reward for better
remedy. Frazier's Magic Ointment has
cured the worst case of this awful disease
Sold by all druggists at so cents per box.
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MARRIED..

JONES-SANDERSON On Tuesday, Decom-
bor ~, at the residence OF the bride, No. I2i
East Capitol street, by the Rev, Father Ryan,
Charles W. Jones, of Adrian, Mich, ana Mary
Sanderson, OF this city.
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Durang's Rheumatic Remedy

will cure any case of Rheumatism on the
face of the green earth. Sold by every live
druggist in Washington.
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RAILROADS.
1881 THE GREAT 1881
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,
TO THE MOTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
RAILROADS

To THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
Splendid Scenery. Magnificent Equipment
TRAINS LEAvE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. from station
corner ofSlxth and streets,
as follows:
For Pi,isburg and the Wss5 Chicago sg Limited .6ra
at GOo a. M. daily Fast line 1000 a. m; daily
with sleeping cars from Harrisburg to G 1!l6
m. daily, with Palace Car to Pittsburs and
Louisville.
atsa III. daily except sunday; 1890 y. m. daily
except Saturday with Palace cars to Canaan
For WllIiamsport Lock Haven and Elmlra at
For New York and the East 500 q. M, 1000 n M,
200, 1000 and lO.i5 p. m, on sunday, 200, 1000
Parlor Cars. o3o a. M daily, except Sunday.
For Brooklyn, n; Y; all through trains connect At
ordg direct transfer 70 Fulton Na street, avoid
1900 and i0.i5 p m; on sunday at 2;eo, $40,
1900 and lo.l5 2, m; Limited Express. o.So a. m.
For baltimore, $40, 500 go 1900 a. M, and 200,
Day an lc sGa J 100 ana iS5
For PSpe's Creek Line, $40 a. m. and 40 p. m.
For Annapolis, $40 a. M. and 40 p M, daily, ex-
cept sunday.
a RAfnLWHY All, ALEXDNDRIA AND
AltNhHurlh, u.oV' vso' ii.io
40, 500. $40, $40 and 1l.3O y. m. On Sunday
Mt $40, go, lilo and 1880 a. m, and $40 p
For Richmond and the South. $50 and lilo n. III.
daily, and 8 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 800, sos,
$3.50, and 0,0Oa. M; LILO, 800, 800, 100 and 905
y. m. and 400 midnight ON Sunday at sos, 1853
and 10. u. M; 100 and 0.05 p. M.
Tickets and Information at the office, north
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and at the station, where orders can be
lett for the checking ofbaggnge to destination from
hotels and residences
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
j. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-29
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
CHARLBs W. HANDY, ~, r....- .-.

- Real Estate Agent
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A SMALL BRICK
HOUSE, ON NINTH STREET, BETWEEN ~
AND Il STREETS SOUTHWEST.
Under and by virtue OF a deed of trust, dated
March 8, A. d. 1880, and recorded In llber No, g83,
folio 3l7 ct seq one of the land records of the Dis.
trict of Columbia, and at the written request of
the party secured thereby, we will offer for -.
sale, Mt public auction. in front of the prem mi
lses. on FRIDAY December 30, 1881, at three NEIL
o'clock y. M, Lot numbered eleven (11), III
square numbered four hundred and eleven (4I1),
with improvements thereon, consisting of n small
brick house.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, balance In six.
twelve and eighteen months with interest at the
rate of six per cent. per annum, secured by deed
Of trust the property sold, all cash at the OPP
ton of the purchaser. All conveyancing Mt cost
Of purchaser. $50 down ut time Of sale.
WILLIAM II. TODD,
CHARLES W. HANDY,
Trustees.
J, II. COLDWELL, Anctloneer. dec20eod6ds