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The following is the business tran s.
acted at the Probate office in HYDE
Park for the week ending Dec. 9th:
Dec. 4.-Iared Spaulding's estate. John
son; guardian settles IRiS account; II. G.
Gilbert appointed administrators
Dec. 5.-llarrISon C;idy'S estate. Cam
bridge; will presented for probate; hpar-
lag SET for Dec. %. 1882 {. l.. Sanbor.r's
estate. Stowe; administrator presents his
account for settlement; hearing set for
Dee. IS. 1882.
Dee. G.-Chloe D. Spuoncr's estate.
Natervllle; administrators settlement
continued to Dec. u. 1882.
Dee. Il. Z. Vigeant's estate. Eimore :
hearing continued t. Dee. -. 1882. George
y. Russell. minor. Stowe; Ella j. Russell
appointed guardian. Walter WhppIock's
estate. Cambridge; appraisers make re
port. Joseph Bradiey's estate. Wolcott ::
administrator presents his arcuult
Dee. S.-B. f. Davis estate. Norll<-
town; license granted tn sell real estate.
In tie case of Harry Il. Mag0nn. mi nor.
Stove. adopted by e. p. B.owu aal Mari
X. Brown. it was published last week that
the mamr was chpaged This is an error.
The tame remains uachangcd.
L; INSOLVENCY.
Dec. Sd. c. Smith estate. HYDE
Park; inSolveut perfectS schedules uf as
sets and creditors aud taxes debtors
oath.
Dec. 81. 7. Jones & Co.'S estate.
Wolcntt; creditors petition filed and or
der of service issued.
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Two supplements this week-one
with the new laws and the other with
loca. advertising.
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Estate Of walter WheeIock.

.HUISSIONER' NOTICE.
The unlersi- ned, having been appointed bv
the Honorable Probate Court for the District
If Lamulle Commissioners, Ia recriye exam
me- and adjust ali claims and demands of MI
PERSONS against the ettate Of Walter Wheelock
ate 81 Cambridge. ~ sad District, deceased. and
AT claims exhibited in Offset IN retj hereby Vi, q
,ptice that they will meet for the y rposes af,,r.
said, at the clearinghouse of the late DECREASED
,. the Ist "Wednesday of February and ri We'd
,estiay of April next, from 10 O'Clock a. M. nntil
{ O'Clock, p. M, each Of said days, and that
tx months fft M the 22d day of November A. IL
l-S2. j. the time limited by said Court for said
redtors to present their claims to US for cxun,.
uatIOn an,l allO" ance.
Dated at Cambridge this 4tl day of December
\. d., 1852. HENRY SMILIE,
n. A. HAWLEY
55w3 Comni.,iune,s
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Wistars Balsam OF Wild Cherry cures
Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis. Whoopin"
Cough. Group. Influenza. Consumption.
and all diseases of the Throat, Lungs
and Chest. 80 cents and 81 bottle.
9-o2 lY
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See q" Bird" adv't; get HoIden's Bird
Book; food, care. disease. breeding. He
has extra singers. 49wS
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1889.
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE.

AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY-l6 PAGES
Suited to boys and girls of from six to siXteei
years of age.
Vol. w. commences November Z. 1857
The "Young People" has been from tne nrs,
su cessfuI beyond anticipatien.-N ! ENc III
1t has distinct purpose, to when ~ s" i;',t
adheres-that, namely, ri rupplahtlhS uc -,
pauprs for the young with paper NOR atai"
live as well as more whoIc-''iIIc.-'1oeloh' "Hi 10
For npatn So, eie ytnce ri engraving, anu
tents generally it is unsurpassed 10y any ~
ton of the Ii, Il yet Drought to our hotice ~
burgh Gazette.
TERMS:
uARPER's YOUNG PEOPLE. Sl.50.
Per Year. Postage Prepaid
single Numbers Four Cents each; -,
Specimen copy sent on receipt of ihree oeh' p
The Volumes of .'Harpcr's Young re"pie .,i i
1881 and 1882. handsomely bound III lllulhi ateu
CLOTH viii he seat by mil, post ge prePini, y"
recent of s. each. Crvcr for ~ "unS Ie'p'e
for lss2 IS cents; postage IL cents a'thIi'iial:
R,.mittance should be made by post 'incs
money order or DRAFT. IL avoid chhhcc OF i,,s-.
A,llr..ss ii ,RPER u BRO - Nc" 'rA'
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25
cu,ion Of any man, and in violation of a statu.

cution OF any man, and in violation of stltu-
tory right.
In 1881, tho April term commenced week
earlier than this year, and adjourned July s.
In 1880, IL commenced one week earlier, and
adjourned July q. In 1879, II commenced on
the third Monday Of April, and adjourned
Juno 80. In 1878, IL commenced n week
earlier than this year. and continued until the
29th day OF July, 1873.
l have enumerated but few OF the many
case, and may not have touched upon some OF
case viii, no doubt, show 10 your Honors con-
stand, and thus we may hopo that n trial, con
Quoted under such pressure of mob spirit
that conviction was foregone conclusion, will
pass into forgetfulness, with other unpleasant
events OF the past, and be succeeded by one
that shall be an honor to our jurisprudence
and our people.
do not Wish TO obtrude my personal affairs
upon the Court, but. cannot refrain from say
ing that my unfortunate and reluctant con-
nection with this case has been the source OF
untold trouble to me. Guiteau says he re-
grets that his relatives had not all died twen-
ty-flve years ago. 1t certainly would have
been better for himself, and for the world, at
least for the Garfield and Scoville portion of
mankind, II he had never been born.
Thanking the Court, and especially His
Honor, Judge Cox, for the uniform kindness
and courtesy shown me, the foregoing is re-
spectfully submitted, and I ask Your Honors
TO accept my withdrawal.
GEORGE scovILLE.
CHICAGO, AprI %, 1889.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25
WEST WASHINGTON.

Dashaway Hall was packed last night with
one Of the largest gatherings ever assembled
within Its walls. Mcsdames Riley and Cham.
bors and Mcssrs. Dunning and Lee made
stirring addresses, and Colonel Rogers enter
tained the large audience with some OF his
delightful songs.
The sad news OF the murder by tho Indians
In New Mexico Of Mr.. John z. pisque, native
Of this town and n grandson Of the late John
Iickerell, has cast gloom over his relatives
ana many friends here. Mr.. pisquo was
prominent and rising young lawyer engaged
in the pursuit OF his profession in Silver City,
and his death will be as much regretted In
that place as II is here.
Captain james Goddard Is rcmodellng and
enlarging the old house at the corner Of
Thirty-hrst street and Dunbarten avenue by
underpinning II, putting up two.story bay
window and erecting n large brick back
building, and, whom completed, the building
will be decided Improvement to the neigh
borhood. Mr.. George Byng has begun an ex-
tensive addition TO his present residence, at
the corner OF and Twenty ninth Streets
Arrived, schooner American Team, Handy,
from Booth Bay, Me-, with $50 tons OF ice for
tho Great Falls Ice Company, and steamer
John Gibson, Young, from New York, with
heavy freight OF general merchandise for our
District merchants.
Sailed-Schocner Annie +. Clark, Wheeler,
with 1900 empty barrels from II. Jarboe for
Hampton, Va, and schooner Irene, Morris,
with 1900 empty barrels from same shipper,
for Portsmouth, Va.
Canal-boat Mollie @. Waters, with 1900 bush.
els wheat to ]. G. e. j. NJ. Waters, and three
other boats, with lime, cement and coal, were
the only arrivals by canal this morning.
No sales of grain on Change this morning.
High tide at :3S p. m. to-day, and :03 A.
m. tomorrow "wednesday.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25
Jurors for the Circuit Court.

The following is a list of names drawn from
the box this morning for Jurors at the next
term OF the Circuit Court commencing May 8:
Lewis Means, county.
John A. Bailey, Eleventh, near @ street south
east.
james Guild, 026 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
VIM. H. Butler, 642 Seventh street south
west.
Eugene r. Lewis, 1852 street northwest.
David B. Glasco, 500 Twenty-third street
northwest.
J. W. Buker, Mount Pleasant.
Vernon W. Ashby, 300 street north west.
L. G. Palmer, 1924 Twenty-ninth street
George W. cissell, 1645 Thirty-nrst street
northwest
I. A. Newman, 3136 NJ street northwest.
Charles Queen, 1103 Twelfth street north
west
F. Whiting, 1917 G street northwest.
Henry Kahn, Eleventh street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast.
Joseph M. Grinnell, 47S NJ street southwest
Philip II. Ward, 1746 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
west
N. Summers, Benning's Road.
VIM. b. Goodey, gas Office
Andrew W. Kelly, American House.
Thomas II. Foote, 1134 Sixteenth street
northwest.
w. Babcock, 400 street southeast.
L. Il. Barnes, 312 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast.
J.R. Entwistle, 1929 street northwest.
James Keliher, 1914 Thirty-fourth street
northwest.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25
EAST WASHINGTON.

81. Marks Church was filled last night by Its
membership, with a fair sprlnkling OF tho
attendants Of Christ Church. After the prayer
service Mr.. Goodrich, secretary of tho Guild,
read the treasurer's report, which showed
coed results for the past year.. marked In.
crense In membership was also noted. Inter
esting addresses were Gelivered by Rev. J. @.
Fale, Of Christ Church, Waltham, Mass; Rev.
DR.. Leonard, Of lSt Johns Church, this city,
and Rev. A. Eloridus steele, rector OF st.
Marks. The ladies of this church, who have
ever worked chcerfully In It's interests, arc
making preparations for an anniversary re-
union and sociable TO be given tonight at Me-
Cauley's Hall.
Professor Birmingham's soiree last night at
tracted largo and gay throng OF young peo-
pie to his academy McCauley's Hall. The
programme, including the new waltz-quad-
rille, was highly enjoyable. Professor Krue-
gers orchestra rendered delightful music.
A prayer-meeting was held at the Ebenezer
NJ L. Church last night, the Rcv. Mr.. Steele
presiding.
Tonight the last sociable Of the season by
the members of the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church takes place in the lecture-room of the
church. charming programme Will be pre-.
sented
Taking precaution by tho uncertain weather
We are having great many persons in this
section covered their rose bushes, flower beds,
&C., last night with newspapers, straw and
other projections.
The lady friends of Mr.. George Tyler, who
recently broke his leg, will givea soiree and
next Thursday evening. The affair will be
well attended.
The station-house last night reminded us OF
the song, empty is the Cradle, Babys Gone"
Not even drunk was placed In "durance
vile."
East Washingtonians are cautioned 10 look
out for flower thieves who infost this section
This class OF depredators do not conflno their
labors to tho buds and blossoms, but "gobble
up" whole bushes.
The Hibernian Benevolent Society, No. 3,
have appointed n committee, and are actively
engaged In making arrangements for their
thirteenth annual picnic, TO be given Mt
Juenemann's.pleasureg garden. What old "No.
3" don't know about picnic Is not worth
knowing.
Harmony Lodge No. 8, l. o. o. F., and Ex-
celsior Lodge No. IL, 1. o. NJ, held well at
tended meetings last night at odd-Follows'
Hall.
There is a pump on the cogner Of Ninth aAd
L streets southeast which has suffered from
paralysis for the past seven months VIII the
man of pumps and hydrants please "whoop her
up" little and oblige the nolghborhood.
After the Invincibles' meeting last night
Hon. John f. DeZendorf and A. NJ. Clapp were
taken charge of by the officers of the club and
escorted to the residence OF DR.. Z. A. Adams,
where they finished the evening.
Messrs. Bentley and Jones, the young re-
vivalists, are reaping a golden harvest at the
Fourth-Street NJ. L. Church, where their sue
cess has been phenomenal. Last night nine
teen penitents presented themselves at the
altar and seven conversions occurred. A
prominent Baltimore Methodist, who attended
their revivals in that city, speaks of them as
the coming Moody and Sankey.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25

warrant was Issued at Richmond, Va,
yesterday, upon the afildavit Of s. Brown
rest OF g. II. Kendall, manager OF the Kendall
Bank Note Company, New York, on the charge
OF otiering the auditor bribe TO influence his
Fund Commissioners In favor OF tho bid OF
the Kendall Company for printing bonds, &c.,
TO be Issued under the Riddleberger Funding
Company ON the 20th, Allen voting against
H. and the matter was then brought before
the Legislature, which adjourned without
taking action. Mr.. Kendall Will appear before
the Police Court to-day. An injunction has
been obtained, but not recorded, by Attorneys
General Blair, restraining the Board OF FL
nance Commissioners from executing the
contract with Kendall on the ground Of unlaw-
ful solicitation OF Mr.. Allen.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25
THE EVENING CRITIC.
LACONIC LOCALS.
EsTABLIsHED AUGUST. 1858.

HORSE attached to q Seventh-street
car fell dead this morning when the car was
between NJ ana streets.
In the case Of Emily Souder, charged
with assault with intent to XII Constable
verdict Of not guilty.
JAMES Il. WAUGH received.a permit to-
day to build a brick building, TO be devoted to
offices, on the north side OF street., between
Ninth and Tcnth streets northwest, at an OK
pcnse OF S1,OOO
Two rough looking citizens named Burgh
and Reeves had little alteration in the
street yesterday, and pleaded guilty, in the
Police Court to-day, 10 making an ARRAY
Fifteen days each.
MEssRs. HINE & THOMAS, as counsel for
John F. Talberg, has filed bill I'm equity
against James f. Bellew, and others, for an &C
count, and to declare mechanics lien ON the
dwelling house on lot 10, square 725.
ANNIE MAY KNOTT has petitioned the
Chancellor for divorce from W. Fred. Knott.
They were married in Georgetown, d, C.,. on
two years later, and the desertion has con-
unued down to the present time.
The Inspector of Buildings has exam
ined the building now occupied rs the Va
,so re,es, rycaN y H. oicc IN ION wiIh II, "a
tbatdhe weight on the floors should not be iu-
creased, as 1t would incur danger OF col
lapse.
DIR. MARY Z. WALKER will lecture soon
on "Mental Diseases and Prevention OF In-
sanity" She has studied cases in various
lunatic asylums in this country and Europe,
besides In private practice, and had n per-
sonal acquaintance with the greatest writer of
the age on the subject, DR.. Forbes Wlnslow,
OF London.
THE Grand Jury brought the following
Indictments into court to-day George Thomp-
son, receiving stolen goods. Charles Sedg-
wick, forgery; Charles X. Wilson, using the
United States mailiin violation OF the statute,
section $3.50; Thomas Wood, Ed Morrill,,
Charles FitZs1mmons and Charles Lilly, as.
sault with Intent to kill; Ernest Outen, second
ofrense petit larceny.
RICHARD HICKS and John Lester had q
difficulty about Lesters wife, and Hicks was
cherged to-day with assaulting Lester. 1t was
shown blythe evidence that Lester came to court
10 pay his wife's fine, who had been sent to jail
for fighting with another woman, and he had
been arrested for assaulting his wifo some
time ago. Judge Smell did not think the wit
nesses credible, and dismissed the case.
IT WAS ii o'clock this morning before
the van arrived at the courthouse with Its
load of human freight. 1t was nearly two
hours late and the Marshal became very un-
easy when he found that the van had started
from the jail all right on time, and with four
prisoners, but did not report. His imagina-
tion saw another escape, and 1t was not until
Driver Leonard and Guardsman Carson
brought the gang safely TO the City Hall
that his fear was dissipated 1t was
ascertained that while coming from the
Jail, and when at the corner OF Fourteenth
and streets southeast, nut was lost from
OF q hind wheel, which ran OF, letting the
were taken to a blacksmith shop, where the
damages were repaired, and then the wagon
moved on performing its service without fur
ther mishap.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25
Another Confidence Man Gagged.

Charles Thomas, alias Mitchell, "a respectable
looking, well-dressed young man, was ar
ralgned in the Police Court today on two
charges of petit larceny, and pleaded guilty.
Thomas has been operating q successful con-
fldence game in this city for some days, of
which the furniture dealers have been the vic
niture dealers, and tells the story that he had
his pocket picked, or that he had lost his over
coat, and borrows small sums OF money.
George Breithbarth, esq, and VIM. d. Craig,
esq, appeared against him, and he was sem
fenced TO thirty days in one case and ninety in
the other.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25

Colonel George W. Balm is advertised TO Ice
ture AT tho Congregational Church on next
Tuesday evening, May 2 subject "rho Safe
Side Of Life" Mr.. Balm Is undoubtedly one of
the most eloquent temperance orators In the
United States. His time is wholly spent In
working for temperance, one hundred nights
being already engaged following his lecture
here, and crowded houses greet him wherever
he goes. To Colonel Bain's oratorlcal gifts Is
added spotless life, endearing him to all who
at Ellis.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25
Conference of COlOred Bishops ON
Consolidation.

The bishops OF the African Methodist Epis-
copal Church and of the Colored Methodist
Episcopal Church will meet in Baltimore to-
morrow 10 consider the question OF consolida-
tion Of the two churches into one organiza-
ton. Other questions will be discussed, such
as, :" Has Methodism declined :? and IL so, what
are the causes ?" The conference will COM
rican Methodist Episcopal Church, as follows:
d. A. Payne and James A. Shorter, Ohio; A.
W. Wayman, Baltimore; ]. p. Campbell, Phil
Brown, Washington, D. c.; Henry NJ. Turner,
Mississippi; VIM. +. Dickerson, South Caro-
lima; r. II. Cain, Texas, and four of the Col
ored Methodist Episcopal Church, namely:
W. II. Miles, kentucky; L. II. Halsay, Georgia;
j. d. Beebe, North Carolina; Isaac Lane, Ten
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25
Auction Sales Tomorrow.
THOMAS BOWLING.

At A 80 p. M, ON the premises, four houses
and lots ON street, between Thirteenth and
Thirteen-and-a-half street southwest, near
the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
Al q ,. M, on the premises, part of lot 277
and all OF 27S, on the south side OF Stoddard,
GeOrgeIOMn.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25
DUNCANsoN BROS.
WALTER ID, WILLIAAIs 4 co,

Al p. M, on the premises, improved real
estate on Wiltberger street, between Sixth
and Seventh, andS and streets northwest.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25

The Senate, in executive session yesterday,
reconsidered the vote by which Mr.. j. N.
Cooper's nomination for Collector of the Sixth
District of North Carolina had been defeated,
and by vote of % TO 1S he was confirmed to
be Collector OF said district.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25
I'm tIntrimOniaI TOiIs.

Thomas NJ. johnson ana Sarah Il. Tilley.
John ii. johnson and Sallie Fox.
Moses IL. Sutherland and II. Blanche Farrar,
both OF Richmond, Va.
Charles ii. Fitch, OF Santa Fe, N. NJ, and
Mary @. Ii. Stevens, of Georgetown, d. @.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25
7 INcoLN HALL.-pENBFIT OF ST. JOHNS

Il lNCOIN HAIL.-BENEFIT OF ST, JOHNS
IL MITE ASSOCIATION,
Friday Evening, April % and saturday Matinee,
29-PIRATES OF PENZANCE.
AND SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 20
II. MS, PINAFORE.
Mr.. Herndou Morsell as Frederick and Ralph.
Miss Eva Mills as Mabel and Josephine Mr.. Il.
b. Hay as Mai. Gen and Sir Joseph Porter. Mr..
Hamilton Adams, II. A. Foresmsn, VIM. II. Dan
iels, Frank Pearson /. 2. Seibold, Mrs. Jennie
True, Miss Lille Bond, Miss Mollie Byrne. Mrs.
Il. b. Fadeley, Mrs ID. Il. EacLeod and Miss Mona
Cook in the cast. A detail of National Rifles will
act as Marines The chorus will consist of sixty
of the best singers in this city Full and complete
orchestra and new and elaborate costumes and
seats without extra charge at Ellis apl72w
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25
FINANCIAL.
To.day,s Stock Quotations.

The following observations of the transac,
tions in tho financial market to-day, together
with opening and closing quotations, are fur
nished by the banking house of II. D. Cooke, ir,
4 Co, 1120 street, Washington. D. c.:
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25
L ~ nnInMEII

Al ) p. m, on the promises, all of lot 30 in
block 8, In Mt. Pleasant, on the SeYenth-street
road, opposite Howard University.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25
Cnntnin HaMraIe Enund
Arrested for Attempted bribery.

at sthe new Turkish bath parlors OF DR.. IL.
l.. Boyee, l4l7 q street, opposite Riggs
House.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25


rendition Of "La Sonnambula" by the famous
artist, Madame Gerster, and a fine troupe.
The audience was exceedingly enthusiastic.
Tonight "Faust' will be given, with Clara
Louise Kellogg as Marguerite.
FOrd's Opera-Housc.
The Hess Acme Opera Company opened at
Ford's opera-House last night In ''rhe Chimes
OF Normandy" The company comprises the
finest musical and dramatic artists in tho
country, and the performance was unexcep-
tlonally fine. Tonight, ''rho Widow" will be
Professor Carpenter, the wonderful psychol-
oogist, gives entertainments nightly at Willard
Hall.
The worlds Museum.
Odd-Fellows' Hall was crowded last night by
a large and enthusiastic audience, attracted
by the new programme presented by the
WORLDS Museum. 1t was hardly to be ex-
pected that last weeks programme could be
improved upon, but the show last night proved
far moro entertaining. The best features of
the previous week are retained and the per-
fofmance strengthened by the addition Of an
uneQualed and highly amusing exhibition of
ventriloqulsm, a number Of living curiosites
dncluding the wonderful long haired sisters),
an improved marionette performance, and
other attractive features.
The audiences at the Museum every after
noon and evening show that the public appre-
ciate the fact that the exhibition is the finest
OF Its class ever presented in the District, and
as cheap show is without an equal.
Barnum and London Shows.
or all the shows whose announcements
promise most in the way of great entertain
Henl tne Barnum and London combined
circus certainly stands at the top. The an
nouncement that that hugo king of living
animals, Jumbo, would be here is enough of
itself to secure the'attendance OF half the city,
but when to this 1t is stated that the tender,
precocious and charming little baby elephant
with Its mother would also be one of the
features assurance becomes douby sure Of
overlooking houses But, as II this was not
sufficient, there will be besides these ele-
phantine attractions monster circus In three
rings, u double menagerie in two tents, an i'm
mense museum of living, human curiosities,
and P. 7. Barnums great Roman Hippodrome,
with its arena and race track nearly half n
mile around, making, in fact, seven complete
shows in one. During the six weeks this
monster entertainment exhibited In New
York city over 100000 persons witnessed 1t.
There are more features, novelties, attractions
and circus and hippodrome objects in these
shows of real merit and interest than any
thing ever presented before, and they VIII be
exhibited here in their entirety next Monday
and Tuesday. The open street parade will
take place next Monday morning.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25
Monday, May 1-Hoey and Hardie Combination,
in A CHILD OF THE STATE.

TJNHE SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD.
Il In addition to its great. entire, regular pro-
gramme of curiosities and amusements the
WORLDS MUSEUM COMPANY, Odd Fellows
Hall, begs to present for this current week the
following new attractions. The seven long-haired,
beautiful, musical SUTHERLAND SISTERS;
hair feet in length, trails the floor and envelopes
them like a mantle. The great European ventril-
oqust, ORM DIXON, and his five funny Wooden
Heads. The PRINCES MIDGET, who is per-
feet likeness of Clara Louise Kellogg Professor
GOODISON, for the edification of the public,
twice daily cuts to pieces living man and again
reconstructs him as good new. Open daily,
seats, 10 cents extra; No performance in Wash
ington on Wednesday. April 20, but at Armory
Hall, Alexandria, on that day, afternoon and
evening, apA-3t
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25

500 Reward for "a Better Remedy.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is a posltiye
cure for piles Get box of your druggist and
suffer no more. Sold everywhere.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-25
Skin Diseases Cured.

One thousand dollars reward for better
remedy. Frazier's magic ointment has cured
the worst cases OF this awful disease. Sold by
all druggists at fifty cents per box.