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National Republican., 1882-09-29
FINE RESIDENCE.
NoRTHwE EST SECTION.

The elegant new house, No, 1+Ii Rhode Island ave-
nue.. near the homes OF Senators Cameron, Window,
Pendleton. Robeson, and ex-Secretary Hunt. Lot,
24xl8J to 39foot paved alley. House built entire
width of lot, basement three stories, attic and four
story back building erected for especial use of owner
(naval officer, whose orders take him esewhcre).
constructed of very best material by skilled me-
cbanics. The interior finished In natural woods and
subdivided Into beautiful rooms, conveniently ar
ranged; plumbing and heating apparatus of the very
best kind Exterior of elegant design and perfect
finish. South front, Germantown stone foundation;
street parked and paved.
This is the best built and most desirable entirely
new residence for sale In the city.
For price, TERMS and permit to Inspect the premises
apply to j. V. N. HUYCK,
No. 1505 Pennsylvania avenue,
Opp north entrance U. s. Treasury building.
Or address p. o. box 42S. se20-f
II HAVE JUST COMPLETED A EAUTIFUL
Il block of well-built houses on Nineteenth street.
Just south Of Dupont Circle and call the attention of
those desirous oil purchasing homes In that octy
they will be sold nj reasonable prices. and accom-
modating terms DAVID A. WINDSOR 2iO Four
teenth street. sel9,5wF
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BOARDING,

700 ELEVENTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tOS table board dnng.room formerly kept by
Miss Nellie McCauley: meals, % cents lunch, 10
cents; favorable terms to permanent boarders. NJ RS
National Republican., 1882-09-29

Our Weekly Rent List published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule of Houses,
Stores, Shops and Farms offered for rent together
with descriptions, prices, &c. and how they may be
seen. PROPERTY for sale in all parts of the city.
mr7 b. II. WARNER. 916 r street.
JF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT OR
Trade City or Country Property. come and see the
great bargains ut the Real Estate Exchange of
WILLIAM II. MAIN Il BROTH ER, ST. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. mhl9-tf
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WANTED-Rooms,

A WELL FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR
IA front Room with board and home comforts for
a gentleman and wife, with family whose crcum-
stances do requlret to boarders. but whom
a respectable well di dispospned couple Will not be
Objectionable Address cOnfdentally for Interview,
NORTHWEST, Republican Office Letters returned
If desired. se233teod%
National Republican., 1882-09-29

rINlIE VERY BEST BOARD IN THE CITY, sis
i per month, at 423 Massachusetts avenue. 27-3ts
poARD AND NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
Id at $50 New York avenue. se2I-stS
National Republican., 1882-09-29

WI ANTED-To RENT. FORA YEAR TO RE.
w sponsible persons (priyate family aduts),
new and handsome furniture, carpets, &c., for q
house Of ten rooms; best references, Address A. Is
G. D., Capitol Hll Post Qnoe. se2s Stt
TNoR RlcNT-sTABLE OR CARRIAGE-RooM
IL with water. Inquire at 939 q street. se2y-stt
AN ELEGANT LOT OF UPRIGHT PIANOS
IA for rent from IS upwards at i. A, URSOs
PIANO WAREROoMs, 6l3 Eleventh street north
west se26bt'
National Republican., 1882-09-29

Wanted, about 5000. Special taxes paid imme
]. w. STARR
se2s.8t No. 1929 New York avenue.
National Republican., 1882-09-29

ID EST BOARD IN THE CITY, SIS PER MONTH;
ID 25 cents single meal; twenty-five tickets, S.; 0l2
Il street northwest from LIST Of October. seg3.0tt
National Republican., 1882-09-29

A FAMILY, WITHOUT ANY SMALL chill
IN dren want n furnished house for six months or
one year house to have about nine rooms and mod
crn improvements; TO be In good locality; can give
best of references as taking of house and fur
niture and will pay rent IN advance all the time. Ad
dress IL l.. NJ, Republican Office, senS-ita
National Republican., 1882-09-29
FOR SALE-Houses.

THE VERY HANDSOME BRowNsToNE RESI-
DENCE
NO. 1921 K STREET NORTHWEST.
Contains seventeen rooms, not including bath
rooms or pantries Has every modern Improvement,
and s one of the finest located properties IN the fash
ionable part of the city
Can be seen only by application to
se2G6t o. C. GREEN, 7l0 d street northwest
NOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, WITH FURNI-
IL ture If desired, the threestory and ba acSbullding
house. No. 926 NJ street northwest with lot adjoining
i. II. SMITH & SON, 5l5 Seventh street. 25-lm
National Republican., 1882-09-29

yyTANrED-A CASE OF VIII OOPING COUGH,
w Group. or cold that cannot be cured by Bogerts
Vegetable Cough syrup. Try it. se2S6t*
WY ANTED-A SECONDHAND PICQUARD OR
w other frstclasS folding bedstead IN good con-
dton. Address WREN, Republican Office. 2s3t*
DoARD AND ATTENDANCE FOR LADIES
ID during confinement at Mrs FEARN'S, III5
Pierce Place, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets northwest. se2S-lm*
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WANTED-HOuSeS.

WANTED-To BUY, BRICK HOUSE OF
condition. value about $500 or would accept such
house part payment for handsome nne-room
brick give street. number, and particulars. Box 30,
Star Office Se2S-Gta
National Republican., 1882-09-29

1907 STREET NORTHWEST, FUR
l. 81 n n!shed south front room, with boari for
two persons; terms moderate. se2g-ats
National Republican., 1882-09-29

DoARD AND ROOMS BY THE WEEK AND
ID month at reasonable prices. 40s Pennsylvania
northwest. Se2I-i2tF
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Observation-Disclosures.
WANTED-Help--Male.

yJTANTED-A CoLoRED BoY COMPETENT
w to drive n horse, and willing TO work arount
the house: references required. Call at 1886 New
York avenue, September 30, between and p. m.
Sc t2S3tt
National Republican., 1882-09-29

WY yTANTED-PRIVATE INSTRUCTION GIVEN
w in the common English bianchts. including
penmanshp and composition, by young lady of ex-
perIenCe Address MISS BLANK, Box 2i9 city p. o.
National Republican., 1882-09-29

TNoR RENT-Two UNFURNIsHED ROOMS ON
II first floor; a dlnlng-room flirnished also two
small rooms furnishedi gas and bath at 1915
northwest Be9S 3t~
National Republican., 1882-09-29
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NOR RENT-RooMs IN THE Y. NJ @. A
IL Building, I4OO New York avenue, for offices
Apply between and II and and 4:3O. se27-tf
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Observation-Disclosures,

UTANTED-ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN Tt
w take neatly furnished bedroom In a small
family; rent moderate. Inquire at 1919 Fifth stree
Qt4
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished Room

TNOR. RENT-UNFURNl lsHED ROOMS, SEC
IL ond floor; modern improvements; references
1914 SNNCnIh street nOrihMest. se2tIte
The Evening critic., 1882-09-29
The SIuccarfI.

Tho slothful aro never ready for anything.
There is always something for which they
have not prepared; point that they have for.
gotten; an opportunity which they have not
availed themselves of. The slothful merchant
fails 10 prepare himself In season for the de-
mands of customers. He Is not far.seeing
He takes things as they come. The result Is
that when customers apply he is not In q posi-.
tion TO satisfy tho demands upon him. The
slothful purchaser is rs bad. Ho never stakes
time by tho forelock." He waits, AIicawber-
like, until something In tho way OF necessity
turns up. For example, take the matter OF
proper clothing. While tho summer lasts tho
sluggard, be he merchant or merchants buyer
or seller, will act upon the principle OF letting
well-enough alone. They sell or they pur-
chase their seasonable goods and think
they have done their full duty. But
the seasons change. The thoughtful merchant
is prepared with stock TO meet all times and
all seasons. SO the thoughtful purchaser looks
ahead. Washington no doubt has, as all COM
munities have, slothful storekeepers and
slothful purchasers. But among the former
Katzenstein, $40 Seventh street, is not to be
numbered. He has u stock for all seasons,
and especially for the cold days now coming
1t embraces a general stock OF gentlemen's 3
suits, overcoats, children's suits, &C., suitable
for the weather and tho times. There Is moth
Ing sluggish about this establishment. 1t Is
up to the times. The sluggard Will not patron.
IZe 1t. Tho enterprising Will.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-29
WEST WASHINGTON.
Secret Society Notes - BUD Eagle
ston's Tcnt-SOciaI nnd Personal
Mntters-Boating Notes--A Rise In
the River.

Secret Society Notes - Bud Eagle
ston's Tent-SOciaI nnd Personal
Mntters-Bonting Notes--A Rise In
the River.
William Louis schloy Lodge, No. 4, I. o. NJ:
Logan Tribe, No. 8, !. o. NJ, and George o.
Whiting Lodge, No. %. F. A. A. NJ, held their
regular meetings last night.
Bud Eaglcston had very good attendance
st ms tent last night which was addressed by
ber OF slgners to come forward.
Tho family OF Colonel Schayer, OF tho Ro
corder OF Deeds oflce, who have been spond-
Wednesday, as did also Mrs. Williamson and
Mrs. Howell, of N street, who have been sum.
mering at Cape May.
Williams Peters, eolored, was arrested last
out against him by Ellen Douglas, also col
ored, who charged him with an assault upon
her. Ieters deposited collateral for his ap
pearance ut the Police Court this morning.
Miss Mary Williams, OF N street, is spending
month in Rockville.
Tho Potomacs had out yesterday three four.
onred and four single shells; the Columbus
three four cared, two pair,oared and two sin.
nyo pleasure boats.
There was strong current I'm the river this
morning, with slight rise OF tho water Con.
which the mon along the river front are secur.
Ing their stock OF winter fuel. There is n
strong probability that there will BIO good
ueul OF current on wednesday next, the day OF
tho regatta, which will not permit of 80 good
showing as TO time by the various crews.
High tide: 0:37 tonight and 1902 n. m. to.
morrow.
Cleared: Schooner Charles Noble Simmons
Babbitt, with /, 100 tons of coal for Fall River.
Other ports: Schooner Annie Il. Kranz, Per.
we're, from Boston for Alexandria, Va, 9th.
A delightful dancing party was given last
night by Mr.. Brewer, OF Archer Brewer, at
his residence on Thlrty-fourth street. Among
those present were Misses Mary Z. Barnard,
Mamie Cunningham, jennie Cunningham,
Annie Anderson, Jennie Wilson, Mary Good
rick, Maggie Jett and sister, and Mrs. John
Barnard; Messrs. Charles Payne, Charles w.
Burrows, J. Il. Finncy, Jero Collaghan, j.
Houseman, Thomas Beck, Andrew Donaldson,
George Wilson, p. Collins, @. w. z. Harris and
many others. At IL O'Clock q magnificent
Ing was resumed and kept up until morning.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-29
The Garfield Monument Fair.

new and desirable feature to the coming
bazaar at the Capitol was fairly inaugurated
yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Dorsey, 1903 X street. A Ladies' Aid Society
as auxiliary to the Board OF Commissioners for
the State of Arkansas was fully organized.
Miss Il. NJ. Bartlett was chosen president, Mrs.
L. Webster secretary, Mrs. 8. E. stowell cor
responding secretary, and Mrs. s. J. Barnes
treasurer. An executive committee of nine
was also appointed. Other aid societies COM
posed wholly Of Indies are contemplated, and
II is expected that they will add largely to tho
attractions and success OF the fair.
Az the Ebbitt House last evening the Board
OF commissioners for Kentucky was organized,
Judge G.. W. Gist chosen chairman and O. NJ.
Park secretary. Additional appointments were
made and the following was adopted:
ResOtred, That the ladies Of kentucky resid-
ing In tho city, who desire to aid in the work,
Will at once send their names and addresses to
Mr.. Park, the secretary, room 0G, Ebbitt
House, where they VIII be further notified OF
n time and place OF meeting.
Adjourned to meet Saturday evening. Tho
District of Columbia Commissioners will meet
this afternoon at @ 80, and the boards for New
York, New Jersey, Nebraska, Maine and Con
neCticut this evening.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-29
East WnshIngton Business Notes.
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
The Potomac Manufacturing Com.
pany-Temperance Meeting-An In.
terestinC Suit.

The Board OF Directors Of the Potomac Manu-
featuring Company held an Important meeting
at the office OF the Company In this city yes
terday afternoon, at which there were present
Captain j.. d. Archer, Colonel Bright Judge
Roach, Colonel Lincoln, Major John W. Green,
Captain Goss, Mr.. Frank Hume and others.
The Company was reorganiZed by the election
OF the following officers: President, Captain
Goss, of Maine; secretary, Colonel Lincoln, OF
ton. This organization OF the company Is said
TO be preparatory to the immediate resumption
OF operations In this city. Captain Goss, who
is one OF the largest ship builders In Maine,
is said to be man of remarkable
business capacity, and his presidency OF tho
company is looked upon as guarantee OF sue
cess. 1t Is reported that the company now has
on hand 100000 to invest In needed improve
ments, and that a rolling-mill will be put up
as soon as tho necessary arrangements can be
made. Several of the furnaces now in the
works OF the company are being altered for the
manufacture Of steel. The works here, It was
developed at the meeting yesterday, had been
neglected TO advance the interests OF the Va.
por Fuel Company, in Boston. Now tho ar
rangements are different, and operations here
will be conducted without reference 10 the Va
por Fuel Company, which Is entirely distinct
from the Potomac Manufacturing Company or
It's interests.
A large temperance meeting was held In tho
nj. L. Church OF this city last night There
was some excellent singing, and addresses
were delivered by Rev. DR.. Poulson, pastor of
the church, and Rev. II. M. Wharton, of Balti-
more. Rev. DR.. Poulson's remarks were, as
usual, very interesting, but the prepared lee.
ture Of Rev. Mr.. Wharton was n brilliant effort
and all present spoke In the highest terms OF
1t.
In the Circuit Court yesterday tho jury In
the case OF ex-City Sergeant Lucas, use, &C.,
against II. B. Clafiin Il Co., of New York, rom
dered n verdict for the plaintiff. This is n
case in which Clafin Co. attached the goods
OF james NJ. Stewart and sold them at auction
for debt, and the plaintiff claimed that tho
goods were sacrificed to the loss of other cred
itors OF the said Stewart. Damages OF S10,-
600 was claimed, but the judgment of the Jury
did not allow that amount. The County Court
yesterday, after the transaction OF some civil
business, adjourned tho court In course.
All this week the tides, owing TO the con-
tinued northeast winds, have been very high,
and the marshes surrounding tho city have
been filled with gunners. Tho slaughter OF
birds has been great. Mr.. Greenwood killed
on Wednesday morning last 13S sora In 40
shots and 16 blackbirds IN two shots.
II is reported that two more vessels are to be
built ut the shipyards in this city.
There have been no cases at Police Head.
quarters this week. A good record for Alex
aQdria.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-29
Stealing u Library.

Dorsey Swan, the colored tanitor at the
spencerlan Business College, was arralgned
In tho Police Court to-day on two charges OF
petty larceny, the first for the larceny OF silver.
Ware, clothing, cutlery, etc., from Mr.. Horny
q. Spencer, and the second for the larceny OF
one hundred and ninety'eight books from the
tion at Lincoln Hall. Prosecuting Attorney
Moore stated that in response TO appeals from
Mrs. Spencer and others, and owing 10 tho
previous good character OF tho defendant, he
had charged the larccnies as petty instead OF
grand larceny, Judge Smell sentenced Swan
10 thirty days In Jail In the first case and six
months In tho second.
Allen Colbert and John simms were charged
with receiving the stolen books with guilty
knowledge that thoy were stolen, and were
sentenced 10 six months In Jail each, and
noted appeals to the Criminal Court,
The Evening critic., 1882-09-29
THE COURTS.

PROBATE CoURT-Justlce Hagner.-Estato OF
Robecca Lowry; final notice appointing Octo-
ber 20 for settlement. In re Will Of Mary
Moore; petition of N. Callan flled. In re
will Of Mary Ann Stoffan; order OF publication
issued. In re will Of Elizabeth Adams; order
OF publication. III re estate Alexander
Moore; order appointing Rachel A. Moore
guardian to tho orphan children on giving
bond In the sum OF $iOO. Estate of Frank
Hagerty; order Of sale. Estate of James yer-
million; order appointing Reginald Fendall
Augustus W. scharlt; order appointing Crypt
Palmoni administrator on bond OF $1,000.
Estate OF John j. +. Joachim; petition to have
account passed nled. In re Harry ID. Fltzhugh,
minor; order appointing Richard A. Scraggs
guardian. Estate of Patrick Gibbons order Of
publication.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-29
Select Limited ExcursiOn

to tho wonderful caverns of Luray via Balti-
moro and Ohio and Shenandoah Valley Rail-
fare, including admission TO caverns, only
$3.50. Special train will leave Baltimore and
Ohio depot ;4Oa. M, arriving Luray at p.
m. Returning, leave Luray at 5 p. M, arriy-
ing at Washington at 1870 p. M. giving four
hours at caverns. No change Of cars. Do
liehtful scenery en- route. Luray Cave is tho
only one in the world lighted by the famous
electric light, fully displaying all the magniii.
cent stalactitic and stalagmetic ornamenta
tions. Among the many attractions are casket
springs, nsh market, Diana's bath and frozen
fountain. No change of clothing required to
visit the caverns. For tickets, rates, etc., call
on Baltimore and Ohio ticket agents, 610
Pennsylvania avenue, 1851 Pennsylvania
avenue and Baltimore and Ohio depot corner
OF New Jersey avenue and street,
The Evening critic., 1882-09-29
The KiraIfy Brothers.

Next Monday night the Kiralfy Brothers
will present the "Black Crook" Introducing
many new and startling features, new scenery,
etc. The Pittsburg Times, of their opening In
that city last Monday evening, says. SKI
ralfys' Black Crook drew to the opera-House
last night an audience which illed 1t to SUMO.
cation. If IN exhibition of enthusiasm is q
mark of appreciation, then tho presentation
was fully appreciated. The ballet was all that
could be desired; tho scenery superb and
dazzling, tho Amazons charming. In fact, tho
entire production was one OF brilliant and
wondeicreating change from beginning to
end. The success of the piece depends greatly
upon the ballet, scenic effect and specialtles,
and these positively reached the acme of per-
fection." Tho following additional received
this morning by Business Manager Kinsley Is
SUFFICIENT Endorsement
PITTsDuld, Sept. cS, $3.50 p. m.
Samuel q. hinSiey, Business Manager National
Theatre, Washington, ID. o.;
"Black Crook business still on the increase.
Forced to raise prices to accommodate the
demand for seats. People placed among tho
musicians and every available inch occupied
Tor standing room. Nearly every seat sold for
balance OF week. Hundreds turned away to-
night unable 10 gain admission, KIRALFY,
The Evening critic., 1882-09-29
PITTsDUNd, Sept. q, Di3U p. m.
Samuel q. hinSiey, Business MdHdg0T National
An Abusive Husband.

Henry Kropp, German upholsterer, doing
In tho Police Court to-day to answer charge
OF threats OF personal violence to his Wife,
Kropp was married In 1867, and has twice
figured as defendant I'm divorce suits, charged
with beating and abusing his wife and chill
dren. Yesterday Kropp went TO tho house,
and being refused admission, broke In and
lily, police oificer was sent for and the man
was carried out OF tho house and locked up
on charge OF threats, and was to-day sen,
tonced to six months In jail, in default OF 500
bonds TO keep tho peace.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-29
For The EstI,etIn

Even among the very elite, whose manners
need no reformation, whose minds and tenn
pers are supposed TO be above suspicion, new
clothes are capable of arousing some latont
enthusiasm. The best place IN the United
Robinson 4 Co.'S.
They keep for sale the best selected stock OF
boys clothing in the market. 900 Ponnsyl-
yania avenue northwest is their place OF bust
ness.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-29
Thieves I'm the First Ward.

On Wednesday evening last thieves entered
the residence OF Mr.. Cruit, 0O5 Twenty.third
street northwest, and succeeded In carrying
or n large lot OF clothing, and would undoubt.
edly have made more thorough search had
~ not been for the timely appearance of MIR.
but not until they had safely secured their
Dooiy, This Is n neighborhood which should
receive tho attention OF tho police, as this Is
becoming n common occurrence.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-29
Join the Rush 10

Hahn's, S10 Seventh street and 1922 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, for his;1
Ladies' reliable 100 button.
Ladies' work-hole 81 90 goat button,
Ladies' unriyalled S2 90 goat button.
Ladies' $3.50 finest hand-sewed kid and
goat button.
Gents famous 81. 100 calf boots.
Gents best hand-stitched $500 calf boots.
Gents 1925 and s1.50 solid CATERS and
laced.
Gents $3.50 heavy Scotch. bottom gaiters and
laced.
Misses and chiidren's indestructiblo 81 90,
and 81 % solar tin button,
The Evening critic., 1882-09-29

Wills Campbell, n small colored boy, we'll
known In police circles, and having tho ropu.
tation of being professional thief, was con-
victed before Judge Smell to-day OF several
larcenies OF tobacco and cigars from tho store
OF William IL. Harding. Sentence was sus'
pended Tor the arrest OF tho boys confederatos.
Campbell Is one OF gang Of thieves who
steal from showcases and goods exposed on
payements, and almost always eludes arrest.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-29
DRoposALs FOR COAL.


GoyFRNMENr HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE,
NEAR WAsHiNGToN, II. O., Sept, 23 1852.
scaled proposals are invited until noon of
THURSDAY, October o. 1882, when they will be
opened at the hospital in the presence of such
bidders MS choose TO attend, to furnish the
hospital with twcnty-six hundred (2,0O0) tons Of
22io pounds each, Of best run Of mine, Georges
Creek Cumberland coal, and four hundred (iOO)
tonso 2,2f0 pounds each, OF anthracite coal stove
size, to be delivered In boats alongside the hos
pital wharf or IN cars upon the wharf, the de-
livery TO begin within ten (i0) days from award
Ing OF bid, and TO be continued at the rate OF not
less than seven hundred 600 tons n week until
the quantity specified is delivered. The conl will
he received In strict accordance with the act OF
Congress approved July !, 1870. Payments OF
ninety QO) per cent. on the amount due for coal
received each week Will be made and the ten
Q0l per cent. withheld will be paid when the full
quantity OF coal engaged TO be delivered Is re-
celNcd IN accordance with this advertisement.
No offer for coal ns above Will he considered
unless the true name Of the company and mineis
given In the offer, by which the coal the bidder
unless II is made by a regular dealer or miner and
the successful bidder must furnish the exact
quantity and description Of coal he agrees to fur
nish Offers Will he received from the same per-
son or company TO furnish either btumlnous or
anthracite coal alone, or both kinds OF coal Bids
Will be considered binding until October TO- 1889,
and the right Is distinctly reserved to reject all or
amy of the offers made. II, In the Judgment of the
Superintendent, the public interest requires IT, or
TO buy coal IN open market at the expense of any
contractor falling TO comply with the terms OF HIS
contract. W. w. GODDING,
sep23eod superintendent.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-29
PROPOSALS.
DRorosALs FOR COAL.

OFFICE or THE sERoEANT-A ALARMS,
u. y. SENATE,
49,. Washington, Sept. ~, 1859,
senled Proposals. Will be received at this office
unlil IL m. SEPTEMBER 10, iss2, for 400 tons (
Wtm scrt,nsd Anthracite Coal (furnace slze), from
sunolk, Black Heath or Shenandoah mines 10 be
delvered on or aDOut the 18th of October. a lso
MY cords of welsensOnod Pine Wood tbest
quality nnd forty cords Of well seasoned Oak or
Hickory Wood (hest quality, "
The Coal and Wood to be Inspected and slowed
IN the vaults OF the Senate wing at bidders cost.
The right Is reserved TO reject any and all bids.
II. ], BRIGHT,
Sergeant at. Arms,
fp25-lt U 8. snnnin
The Evening critic., 1882-09-29
The baltimore a. Ohio II. H.,

ever aliyo to tho wants and comforts Of tho
travelling public, have again added TO their
through car system by placing line OF parlor
and sleeping cars on their road from Washing
ton 10 Indianapolis, via Newark and Colum-
ming through cars to ST. Louis, Cincinnati and
Chicago without change, Voters 10 Ohio and
Indiana should make a noto OF this fact aud
patronize the only road anordlng them tho
through car facilities.