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The Evening critic., 1882-10-26
THE EVENING CRITIC.
LACoNIC LOCALS.

JAMES W1THERs, the popular dry goods
salesnan, Is at Young's cloth and SILK house,
No. 737 Seventh street.
JOHN Cox and John Owens, two white
men, were fined 50 ench to-day for trespasslng
on the Smithsonian Park.
THE case of Archibald NJ. Roane. Stephen
NJ. Chase and James II. kirchner, the young
men charged with embezzloment, was called
took the personal bonds OF the young mon To
appear at court this day week.
The International Sunday School Com.
nation In tho United States and Canada, met
this afternoon Mt the Riggs House, aud fur.
nlshed tho Lessons for 1891, after which the
committee adjourned 10 meet next October at
Nashville, Tenn.
A PETITION, signed by large number of
property.ownors on Seventh street. was sent
TO the Commissioners to-day protesting against
cobblestone pavement being laid on the
street from q street TO tho Boundary, The
petitioners hope that stone block pavement
VIII be laid on both sides OF the street.
FRANK CANT. George Washington
Ale da Rothel and Allen Hudson, three colored
boys and white hoy, were hauled before the
bar Of the Police Court to-day, charged with
fobbing young white youth OF delicate ap.
penrancc. Judge Smell flnod each of the cul.
prits 81, and admonishod them.
JESSE GREENHOUSE. misunderstanding
colorcd man, was charged by his lady love to-.
day with carrying away all of her household
begged that he be let Off, and said he would
restore the lady her property II he could only
he set free. Judge Smell allowed him his
liberty on this condition.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-26
SOCIETY,".
what is Going on in the social world.

News has Just reached us OF tho marriage
Of Niles Hattie Key to q wealthy Italian noble
man, Tho little lady is too well known hero
to need description, for her pretty face, with
lts crown OF golden hair, Its exquisite color.
IN, and soft brown eyes has been the thome OF
admiration for two years. The groom belongs
to n good old family, his title is hereditary.
ana his fortune undoubted He is said to be
typical Italian, Win 1olIve skin, Il liquid
took place in Paris, and the relatlons-n.lnw
have sent charming letters and presents to the
llttle American Countess.
Miss Blair Is cOnvalescing from her recent
severe sickness, the result of n cold caught
while looking at the comet eat . O'Clock In the
morning."
Tho friends OF Mrs. Colonel Curtis will be
grleved 10 learn that her Illness mentioned In
last weeks notes. eliminated In u stroke OF
paralysis which disabled the entire length OF
her left side. Every attention is lavished on
her That medical skill can bestDw, and her
physicians hold out hopes to her family OF an
eventual recovery.
Mrs. Benjamin and her little people have
arrived, and are Installed I'm their new home
on ! street, between Eighteenth aud Nine
teenth streets.
MIR. and Mrs. Copenhagen aro stil I'm town
and VIII not return 10 their homo In New York
for several weeks longer. Their mother, Mrs
Embtey, Is thinking of leasing her house for
the season, and wintorlng in New York also.
Mr.. Hilyer is doing liberal part by tue
North End In the way Of improvements, for,
having completed three pretty houses on q
street, and opened a new street between q ana
IL RHtreets, he II now erecting on this last n row
Of i've Queen Annes. Tho growth OF this part
Of the city Is wonderful, for north OF Dupont
Circle on Connecticut avenue and within n
square OF ~ fifteen new houses have been
erected within Elk months, and "the cry is
stll they come"
Colonel Elllotts promotion will carry him
away from Washington, but as Newport Is his
new station he and his family arc being con.
graduated instead Of condoled with
Mr. and Mrs. Addison have taken ono of the
new houses juht completed ON @, near Twen-
tieih street, and arc furnishing It In OK.
remcly pretty taste. The dinlng-room ls to be
furnished In oak and leather and the paror
IN crimson plush. Mrs. Addison was tho protty
Mics Steele, whose brown eyes and golden
society.
The friends Of Mrs. Edward McCauley are so
glad 10 learn that she has n little daughter,
for the baby hands are healing the wound In
licted by the loss Of her beautiful littlo girl
The Evening critic., 1882-10-26
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

An adjourned meeting OF the City Council
was held last hight. In the Common Council
President james $. Douglas presided. Tho
Board of Aldermen, In the absence OF Presi.
dent Z. u. Downham, was presided over by
william II. Marbury, esq. The report OF tho
special committee appointed 10 inquire Into
the costs OF the improvements on Cameron
and Union streets was submitted, and after
come debate laid over for further cOnsidera.
tlon. Some bills were ordered to be paid,
and, on the recommendation of the finance
committee, n reduction IN back taxes ON sew
erul pieces of property was made. In n joint
meeting OF the two boards Judge Charles 4.
stuart was elected school trustee from the
Third Ward. motion TO go into an election
for policemen TO I'LL the place made vacant
by the resignation Of Keath Davis was de.
clared ont Of order. Both boards adjourned at
10 o'clock.
Mrs. Lee Maxwell, n wellknown young mar.
confectloner, died this morning, after an ILL
ness OF only n few days. Tho death OF Mrs.
Maxwell, who was the wife Of Washington
printer, was very unexpected, and caused
much genuine sorrow among her largo circle
OF friends.
The ReadIusters OF this city are maklug OK.
teDsive preparations for the reception of Gov.
row, and speak at night at ArmOry Hall. Hon.
A. NJ, Kelley, OF Richmond, Will speak at
Armoiy Hall early next week, under the au.
spices OF the Young Mems Democratic Club.
The Alexandria Association nine and the
Stalwart nino OF Washington Will play match
game OF baseball In this city tomorrow after.
noon.
There were In tho statlon.house this morning
James Patterson, OF Baltimore, for drunken.
ness on the streets and attempting to force an
entrance in the house OF n colored woman (;
and Jane Bennett, for habitual drunkenness.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-26
Retail Prices in the Markets.

The following were the ruling prices In tho
washington market to-day;
MEATs-Beef-Sirloin, 2Oc. porterhouse,
25c.; rib-roast, 20c.; corncd beef, 100
12lAc.; Clipped, 3Oc.; beef tongue, 65c.; lamb,
1O@1sc:; veal, 20@25c.; breast, 10G12iac.; ba.
c.; sausage, 15c.; hams, 17alsc.; cut hams.
25@3Oc.; shoulders, 15d16c. lard, 16c.
FIsH.-Rock fish, large, 20G25c. 2 lb; do
= b; halibut, 15@2oc. Y ID; perch, 35@loc. y
bunch; Holsters, 12R915c. y ID: crabs, 25c.
g doS; snappers, l2i2c. lbi pike, 12iac.
2Oc. . lb.; salmon, 3OGiOc. y b.; goldfish,
15c. b.; haddock, 10c. y H.. bluensh, 15c.
2 b.; white fish, 20c. b.; lake pike, 15c. y
lb.; founders, 12c. = b.; black bass, 20c.
4 ID.
Brnnes 20@G5c s & Valencia !, nc rasns l5c
prnnes Sse lemon Sfraas rnh oponrc ran
peel, 2oc. IL; cltron, a5c. : II; '' oranges, sv
10a5oc, 2 doz'; =, ,cocoanuts, 10a12c.; ba:
= PIX; watermelons, 1Oa25c.; apples, 500
OOc. PIX; cooking apples. 30910c. y
peck; pears, table, SOc.@S1 y PIX; cooking,
8o@l0c. PIX; plums, sl,50 !, pix; damsell
PIX; citron, 5@l0c.
BUTTER AND EoGs.-Philadelphia print, d5 a
nois, 35@4bc.i roll butter, 25935c.i eggs,
30d33c. doz.; cheese, 15G20c. III.
PouLTRy:-sprine chickens, 50@75c. ? pair;
old fowls, 15c;@Sl q pair; ducks, Zoe, = p9lr;
= h.. squads, 2OG40c. = pair.
VEGETABLEs.-Beets,3 3G5c. bunch; spl-
mach, 20G30c. PIX; oyster plants, 5c
tuce, 3@5c,; radlshes, 3a5c. bunch; green
peas, 5OG6Oc. = PIX. corn, 100l5c.
= doz, potatoes, 3o@46c. = PIX; large crop
tStocs, 5oG6cc. : PIX; cabbage, 8S5c,; car. ar
rots, leeks. parsnips, 3G5c. y bunch; Lima
beans, 1OG12c. Z qt.; snap beans, 15G2Oc.
5Gl0c.; squash, 1OG12c = doz.; cncumbers,
10G1l2c. doz.; tomatoes, 15l2Oc. . pix.
caullnower, 2Oa30c.; sweet potatoes, 500
doc. PIX; celery, 5dSc. y bunch:
CANNED GooDs.-Egg plums, 35c.; Boston
baked beans, 15G25c.; aprlcots, 1502Oc.;
Bartlett pears, 15d2Oc; pineapple, 2Oc
y III
The Evening critic., 1882-10-26
WEST WASHINGTON.

Harrington oghton, u 2.year-old coloroI
child living Mt 400 Twenty.seventh street,
died yesterday without medical attendance
ana The Coroner was notified.
william Conrad, white, 81 years old, was
brought to The station at o'clock this morn.
Ing perfectly insane and very violent, being
armed with cluh,wlth which ho was attempt.
Ing to brain n colored man on the Aqucduct
Bridge, who only escaped by taking refuge In
q house and locking himself In. He came
from up the canal on boat which arrived last
night, and tho men say he has Dcen Insane
for Ave days.
Commodore Nicholson and family return TO-.
morrow 20 their home, No 2 Cookies Row, s
street, nom Poolosvllle, Nd, whero they have
been spending the last three months.
Arrived Schooner Martha n. Hall, Captain
Robbins, from Portsmouth, N. H., light;
schooner Norman, Captain Smith, from Alex
andria; schooner william Mason, Captain
Chase, from Providence light
Sailed Schooner Sunlight, Captain Colly,
coal; schooner Ida c. Dulldrd, Captain Rich
ards, 100 tons coal, for Boston.
High tide: 7.31 this evening, and 1855
a. m. tomorrow.
Other ports: Schooner Albert @. Paige,
Haley, from Georgetown, at New York October
2b schooner Annie =. Grace, from George.
Town Tor Boston, with coal, put into Hampton
Ronds October ~, with loss OF mansail, fore
sail and lib; schooners Jacob NJ. Haskell, Con-
NELL Georgetown for Boston: Mabel l.. Phil
lips. Tripp, do. for FAN River; NJ. l.. Walker
do. for Provldence Robert NJ Rathbun, do.
Tor New Haven: VIM. u. Marvel, do. for Now
YORK, sailed from Delewaro Dreakwater Oc-
tober %,
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PERSONAL.

-JUDGE w. w. Wiltshire was called
Tuesday to Harpers Ferry on professional
business. He Will return to day or tomorrow.
THE Hon. j. Hyatt Smith, NJ. c., of
Brooklyn, n. ", Is in the city. In conversa-
tiou with n friend to-day he expressed himself
as confident OF reelection.
WILLIAM NJ. BASS, the popular secre-
tary OF the Indiana Republican Club, left this
morning for La Fayette, lnd which is In the
district represented by Hon. dodlovo s. Orth.
Bllly's friends are legion, which satlsles US
that his going hence signifies something.
MADAME CHRIsTINE NILSSON. .RoUz-
EAuD, the noted swedish songstress, arrived at
New York ON Tuesday from Liverpool. She Will
sing IN concert In some Of the New England
cities, beginning at Boston ON November 1,
and return TO New York tho last OF November
Mr.. JAMES DODGE, of the Death and
Disability Division, Adjutant.General's onlce,
VIII slaughter game ana Democratic votes In
Prince Georges and Howard Countless Nd,
for thirty days from the LIST of November.
Should his old malady, gout, return, he Will
be domlcilcd at Laurel.
FUNERAL services over tho remains of
adelaide Phillips wero hold At Kings Chapel,
Boston, yesterday, which was nlled 10 It's ut
most capacity. The service was read by Rev.
Henry W, Foote, who paid n tribute 70 the
worth and character OF Miss Phillips, The
remains We're taken to Marshncld for burial.
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EAST WASHINGTON.

Tho Light Guards decided at their meeting
last night TO request every member OF the
company to attend the Veterans hop at Grand
Army Hall next Tuesday evening in uniform.
The soiree of the company Will take place at
McCauley's Hall on the evening OF the 18th
Inst.
The Minneola CLUBS ball ut Odd.Fellows'
Hall tonight Will be an elaborate and sue.
cessful event. The several committees are
composed ofwell known young men.
Clements Lodge, /. o. q. T., and Franklin
Lodge, X. of p, held meetings last night-the
former at Washington Hall, and the latter at
McCauloys. Both were well attended.
The work Of repairing the U. S. steamer
phloS, now lying at the Washington Navy
Yard, Will be commenced In u few days. She
has been used as n freight-boat for the past
few years, and is badly In need of repairs.
A movement Is on foot among n number of
Of East Washington Democrats to organize
Democratic Campaign Club. meeting for
that purpose Will be held early next week.
East Washington Business Notes.
Call IN Chelini's grocery store, 135 Pennsyl
yania avenue east, and examine his full and
complete stock OF groceries and other goods
AT the very lowest prices.
Mr.. Joseph Waltemeyer, 3Oo Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, has in stock n full assort
ment of gents furnishings, hats. caps, shirts
md collars, at low rates. A call and lnspec
tiOn Will pay you.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-26
Indicted.

The Grand Jury to-day presented indict-
ments against the following parties: Edward
McRae, larceny James Taylor and Robert
Davis, burglary and larceny; Ella Randolph,
alias Patsey Randolph, assault with intent to
XIII; Henry Norris, John Norris and Richard
Norris, assault with intent to kills samuel
Newton, receiving stolen property; William
Simms, assault with intent to Kill, also for re.
ceiving stolen property; Martha Ellen Brack-
ston, alias Jackson, larceny 1.-TWO cases)
Charges against tho following were dismissed
and their release from Jail ordered: william
NJ. Winston, housebreaklng; Henry Taylor,
housebreaking Kittie Jackson, receiving
Stolen prOuprty.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-26
THE COURTS,

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-Chief Justice
Cartier and justices Cox and James.-Fisk,
Clark & Flagg ys. Hollander; argument In
progress.
CIRCUIT CoUBT-Justico MacArthur.-Den.
mead vs. Dentz; verdict for plaintiff for one
cent damages and costs. Gleason VS.. Herman.
EQUITY CoURT-Justico Hagner.-Diggs vs,
Jenifer; testimony ordered TO be taken before
Examiner /. B. Linton. Potter VS.. Potter: John
Pool appointed guardian al Item. Stockton,
receiver, VS.. New Jersey Mutual Life Insur.
anco Company; sale by Chancery Court of
New Jersey approved. Murray vs. Fletcher;
funds In hands OF NJ. f. Morris ordered con-
demned. Loughran vs. Meyer ct al; pro con-
fesso against certain defendants. Bank VS..
Adams; commission to get answer OF infant
defendant ordered,
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IN nOMhle HARNESS.

Blucher Willis and Maggie NJ. Bullard.
Edward Geese and Annie Il. Davis, both OF
Richmond, Va.
William Warren aHd Louisa Drlscoll, both
Of TennnllytOwn, ID. @.
william S. Boston and Julia w. SyphaX.
James Garnett and Martha Jane Young.
Jacob u. Walker and Edmonia Randolph.
Daniel Reed and Mary Dallas.
Edward Hall and Nancy Adams.
Jerry Lee and Martha Banks.
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BrNSlIpy.SnlitlY.

pleasant party assembled last night at No.
10O0 Pennsylvania avenue, the residence of
the BRIDES parents, to witness the marriage of
Mr.. George W. Bradley, the son of william
Bradley, the popular stonecutter, u Miss
Mary j. Smith. The bride was attlred I'm gar
net colored silk. The parlors were fragrant
with flowers and filled with the friends of tho
bride and groom. Rev. q. q. Meador ofilclated.
The presents were numerous and costly, and
hehappy party enjoyed themselves until q
late hour when the guests departed, wishing
the happy couple bright and prosperous
The Evening critic., 1882-10-26
Municipal Election In baltimore.

An election for members OF tho First Branch
OF the city Council took place yesterday I'm
Baltimore. Tho Democrats carried seventeen
out Of the twenty wards, the Republicans car
rying two wards, tho Eleventh and tho Four
teenth, and tho United Labor party tho Elgh-
teenh. Last year the Council was unanimously
Democratic. There was some disorder In the
southern section of the city, but In other sec
lions Of the city the election passed OF very
quietly. The three ordinances submitted to
the people were passed.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-26
The Eoui,abIe 9. B. Association

has reached Its third year, and subscription
books are now open for new members In the
fourth Issue of stock. The secretary, Mr.. John
Joy Edison, states that $i97,60O Is advanced
NJ this date to the members 10 buy homes, pay
or mortgages, etc. II IS, we are also informed,
the largest building association over organ
lied In this country. Their statement shows
substantial profits 10 the shareholders, and
that advances have been made Mt fair rates OF
Ia
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A South American wedding.

Rev. Ira H. La Fetra, formerly OF Washing.
ton, d. O., aud Miss Addic II. Whitfield, OF
Iockpott n. ", who have been associated for
the past two years in founding an American
college In Santiago, Chill, We're married on
September II at the college rooms, In Santl.
ago, by Rev. Dr.. Lumpbell, OF the United
States. Word has Just been received that the
day was charmingly beautiful one, and the
many courtesies and gifts received from the
Chlllans by our earnest teachers would indl-
cate how highly they are esteemed in "this
land OF strangers" Tho congratulations of
many who know and love them hero are
most heartily extended to the happy pair. We
give below list Of presents received
Blue crystal jewel case; clear glass Jewel.
case, with gold trimmings; elegant ground
glass memento case silver card receiver; sill.
yer and crystal card receiver; n gold fret.work
card receiver, lined with red Bohemian glass
elegant; two growing date palms, In handsome
china vases; pair OF exquisite silver and
crystal vases, beautifully designed; eight
other pairs OF vases, mostly very handsome;
high silver and crystal fruit-dlsh; high
cake basket, gold lined; silver cake basket;
low cake basket; small cake basket a In alD;
cut.glass pitcher and goblcts; gold-lned egg
cups on standard, with gold-llned spoons;
silver toast rack, with silver butter.dish
foot-bath, water carrier "a pretty set; letter
case; hairpin case; a handsome rug;
pansios and primroses; magnificent bouquet
and basket Of flowers; perfumery; n lamp
map; pin-cushion; II globe OF gold fish, with
bouquet-holder and flowers; solid silver nap.
kin-rings; quaint brooch, from Mr.. Stuart OF
New York tho electric-light mani; large
silver cross-barred cornucopia OF artificial
flowers; table linen and napkins; n tea-cozy
OF scarlet and peacock-blue satin, embroidered
in silk embroidered silk scarf; llfe-slze oil
portrait OF Mr.. La Fetra; also, same OF the
bride, elegantly framed; an inkstand: q little
antique Spanish tea-set; n beautiful set of
china; two glass sauce-dishes; crimson plush
photo album, on gold-gilt easel; two handsome
easy chairs; two brackets, with shelves, and
walnut and gilt paper.receiyer.
REV. MIR. DAVIDSON, missionary from
Japan, viii deliver an address at tho prayer.
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We IinNe Tnkcu Time

by the forelock. Cold weather has not taken us
unaware. Our stock Of winter clothing, OF
before. Eiseman 4 Bros, clothlers and tlllOrs,
corner Seventh and Il.
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FINANCIAL.
To.dny's Stock Quotations.

The following observations OF the transac.
lions In tho financial market to-day, together
nshed by the banklng.house of II. ID. Cooke
H., * Co., 1l2O street, Washington, ID. o.;
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10y THOMAS now11wo, Auotloneer.

BY VIRTUE Of two deeds Of trust dated -,.,.
August ~, 1850 recorded lber 0Je, folio sg,andyl1
nbtr idO folio W, respectively, and Mt the -.
written ftqutst OF the party secured, Will sell ut
public auction. In mont Of the premises Thurs
day, october 20, ltt2, AT o'clock y. m lots six
and seven In Hhrknoss subdivision oi square
three hundred and tbiry.BiX. Terms; Cash; 1900
to to paid at time of sale. -
,, H. s. CUMMINGS,
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THE case Of Richard Bates, charged with
petit larceny, was continued In the Police
Court to-day until next Tuesday.
CALI for Finley h Browns Ly Fine cigars
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AUCTION SALES---T0- DAY.
y DuNcANsoN DRos., AuctIoneers.

Try DuNcANsoN BROS, Auctoneers.
lhAuysLEE,s SALE or PROPERTY ON
IWENIY- SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
NlHplNIA AVE. AND i SITS, N, w,
, By virtue Of n deed Of trust duly recorded In
Lhtf y! Folio 80 ct seq, one Of the land records
of The district Of Columbia, viii sell at public
auction on THURSDAY, OCTOBER l9 A. u iss2
at o'clock p m, In front ofthe premises ali that
oeIi9ln piece or parcel oi ground situate lying
Columbia, aud known nnd dcst rihcd on ihe ground
plat or plan thereof as part Of lot numbered nine
ll. ~ square numbered eighiy.one tsi), being the
hundred and forty four feet, and more fully dc
scfhod In said trust, together with all the ease.
ments heredltamcnts and appurtenhnces to the
same belonging or In anywise nppertnnng
Terms onC-third cash; balance In o and Emo this;
notes to boar Interest, to be secured by deed Of
trust, or all cash. Mt purchasers option. Terms
To be compiled with IN days, otherwise trustec
rotofyes night to resell hi risk aud cost OF default
Ing UufCbn6tre. deposit ofsiO0 required at sale.
Convey ancing, &c at purchaser cost.
n. THOMAS BRADLEY,
oci2.ii-l71S Trustee.
The above sale iG Postponed until THURSDAY,
October 2hth, a, l., lss2 same hour and place.
BY order a. THOMAS BRA DIEY.
OclVHf.G Trustee.
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"AIderney Dairy wagons.

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn.
lnsand delivered In y Ii "Ward" prints, 15c.
per ID. Also, cottage cheese, buttermllk and
sweet milk, &c. per at. Cream 15c. per pint.
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golden Medical discovery,

Trade-mark registored) is not only sover
eign remedy for consumption, but also for
consumptlve night.sweat', bronchitis, coughs,
splitting of blood, weak lungs shortness OF
breath, and kindred affections of the throat
and chest. by Druggists.
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REV. Mr.. DAVIDSON missionary from
Japan, win deliver an address at tho prayer.
meeting at Wesley Chapel this erhurslay)
TO the public.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-26

LY FINE cigar at all retail dealers.
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So ALLEY AssEssMENTs.

SENPTION FROM ALLEY ASSESSMENTS
1 OBTAINED BY THE SPECIAL TAX
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
wM. f. MATTINGLY AND q, II. LEE,
Couns I'll.
JAMES MCKENZIE. Secretary.
OFFICE No. 4S5 SEVENTH ST.. N. w.
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=, 90 TO oHANpLER's FOR BARGAINS.

bur expenses are not one.tenth Of those glitter
~ iawtr iban they are oiieri1r goods. Tbls is
old assertion, but n visit will convince you of
truth Buy where you can do the best. That
Ice IL
MRS. CHANDELIERS,
Si.ct 7O7 Market Snace.
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IVA ISSUE oF sToCK

sssrs ATTENTION BROTHERHOOD OF OAR
. PENTEKS AND IoTNERS, No. l,
full attendance In requested FRIDAY NIGHT,
ober 81 for the purpose Of distributing the
|postd new constitution of the National
intherhood so that the members can inform
\ G. ID. MURRAY,
Sppratary.
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IN. HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA RE.
70 PUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
IPECIAL NOTICE Arrangements have
hn made direct with the State Central Commit
by which the ms mtmbers ofthls association can
ljcure transportation at reduced rates by maxi
application to the Political Committee at
boM 81. LIE DROIT BUILDING,
j. *. y. GLEESON,
OCT Chairman Political Committee.
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a DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHISGToS, Oct. II, 1852.
he attention of taxpayers Is called TO the re-
ut enactment of Congress, approved July II,
2, which releases their property from previous
nalties upon payment of per centum interest
g annum upon all general taxes In arrears on
, ist day of July, 1870, and on all special assess
hnts due the District of Columbia, provided said
HE PENALTIES AND 10 FER CENT. INTEREST,
TIL OTHER COSTS, WILL, REATrACII ~ THIS
iIvILEGE IS NOT ANAfLED OF BEFORE THE
ME- LIMITED ny THE LAW.
JOHN +. COOK,
ii.i7t Collector of Taxes, II. G..
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East Capitol Street Pharmacy.
''
THE EAST WASHINGTON DEPOT

For all of the NATURAL MINERAL WATERS
is in +. y. DooLEYs DRUG STORE, corner
Third street and PennR. ave. east, Ocl3
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TARRANT's sELrxEn ApEn,ENr

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