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lation should be abolished in favor of full re.
Igious tolerance and Ii berry of conscience after
the example OF the stat es of Western Europe
Miss Margaret Waters. of Philadelphia. re.
csived the habit of a nun of the Visitation In
Frederick, Md, on Saturday last.
- The city mission work OF the NJ. E. church.
in Chicago. superintendent by Rev DIR. w. G..
Vikings. is encouraging having g 79 members
and z, 1S Sunday school pupils in seven
churches.
A card signed by many Of tie leading cler-
gymen Of New York has been sent to the ladies
Of that city, asking that in providing for the re-
ception OF callers on New Years day no wine OF
strong drink be placed on the tables
Christ Lutheran church, at York. Pa. has
received 100 members since August last.
- Rev. B. f. Garrison, Of Hanover II. e.
church, Baltimore, reports Is conversions, Is OF
whom have Joined the church Rev. R. Kolb. OF
Frostburg, Nd, about $40 at Pompey Smash
and all but two or three have united with the
church. Rev. H. P. West, Of Romney, W. Va.
reports % conversions.
The joint committee representing the varl.
Gus branches Of the Methodist church in Canada
the Methoiists, the Methodist Episcopalians
p initiye Methodists and Bible Christians a.
prepared . plan for Q union under the name
1.-The Methodist Church." which will be recon-
mended to tho first general confer encs Of the
united church.
- The Baptist state convention Of New Jersey,
the Presbyterian synod, the New Jersey and
Newark conferences OF the NJ. E. church and
Reformed Dutch church Of New Jersey have
appointed committee to operate with other
committees In asking the passage of q bill sub
hitting To popular vote o constitutional amend
vnent prohibiting the manufacture and sale OF
lnfoxfaatin0 Honor "a q bAvora0A
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clear your soul of this dark staiu.''
Peieg stared around him, with eyes of amaze
ment
'Be I in lunatic asylum" he demanded.
"because if amt; I'm blamed if know what
you all meanl'
Away in the snow-mantled cabin in the Maine
wilderness, little Bessie Pepper was sound
asleep in her home-manufactured crib. her curls
as carefully tended as those of sources Sedlev q
eiress-granddaughter, floating like spun gold
on the pillow, her red yarn Stockings duly sus-
pended from hook in the huge chimney-pieee,
her tiny dreams wandering through an en-
chanted land Of toys and sweetmeats while Mrs.
Pepper went. ever and anon. to the window to
peer out into the driving snow and tempest
W nat can have become of him p she said to
herseif. with troubled eyes. because if he
shouldn't come tonight. and Bess should wake
up tomorrow morning and find her atockinps
empty"
The possibility was too appalling. Mrs Pep
per dared not follow the distracting train OF
| thought any further. And her heart sank as the
old clock In the corner changed eleven.
At that minute there was the sound Of heavy
footsteps stamping of the snow on the doorstep
per himself, ruhicund and smiling
"Oh, Peleg !" cried his wife, as she felt her
self EMBODIED in bear-like hug. whatever
kept You sO7 Look at Pets stockings, aud me
| them'
"That's all right, old lady" said the lumber
man. beamingly, as he deposited parcel as big
But tell you what, / came mighty near not
| call that7"
"Oh, Peleg!" cried the little woman. with a
shrek OF ecstasy ats q doll e'enamost as big
- Pet hefsek With white frock. and . hlue
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THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.

RICHARD Z. JACKSON,
155 Bridge 81 Georgetown. :,
j. I. C0LDWELI. Auct.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-23
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The cases OF Wimsatt, registrar OF the
Fourth, and Dearborn, registrar Of the First
Wards, came up before United States Commits
sioner Fowler yesterday afternoon, tho former
charged with obstructlng the United States
Commissioner In the discharge of his duty,
and the latter for fraudulontly placing the
names of persons upon the registration book.
After hearing tho testimony OF several wilt
nesses the Commissioner decided that there
was nothing to Justify au Indictment being
found against them by grand Jury, and dis
Miss Bertha Soliciting and Mr.. Harry Bate
man were married last night, at the residence
OF the BRIDES mother, corner Of Alfred and
Queen streets. Tho ceremony vas witnessed
by large number OF the friends Of the con.
tracing parties.
The launching of the new schooner being
built al the shipyard OF the Potomac Manu-
featuring Company, which was announced TO
take place on Saturday next, has been post
poned until next week.
Tho wheels OF the Columbia engine were so
badly damaged at the recent big flro as to
necessitate their repainting.
The alarm OF Are about $50 last evening
was caused by a bonfire in tho northwestern
section OF tho city.
ON Royal street, near Wilkes, yesterday, about
noon, which was soon eXtinguished by the
residents OF that neighborhood.
Ben Wallace, who entered the residence Of
Mr.. Davis yesterday and acted In a disorderly
manner, was discharged by tho Mayor this
morning on promising to leave tho city at
once.
Tho marriage of Mr.. John @. Athey, of
OF this city, which took place at $50 o'clock
this afternoon In the Methodist Episcopal
Church, was brilliant afrair. The ceremonies
were witnessed by large number OF friends
of the bride and groom. Rev. DR.. II. l.. Poul-
son offlciated. After receiving the congratula-
tions of their many friends, the happy couple
left for Northern tour.
There was heavy frost in this vicinity this
morning.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-23
WEST WASHINGTON.

Hermlone Lodge, No. IL, K.of p; Endowment
Rank, No. $50, X. OF p, and Excelsior Tent,
No. a, l. o. r., held important meetings last
night.
Rev. Father Cowardin, OF Georgetown Col.
lege, has como TO Richmond for the purpose OF
attending his fathers funeral.
Rev. Father Mutually, late treasurer OF
Georgetown College, who has boon In the col
lege infrmary sick for the past two weeks
lett for Woodstock on Tuesday, having on.
tirely recovered.
MIR. Frederick stohlman, having completed
the improvements In his establishment on
Thirty-second street, removed into it this
morning. The building now presents hand
some appearance on the exterior, while tho
Interior Is Just perfect In Its arrangements.
The funeral OF Mr.. Henry @. Nicholson took
place from the residence OF his father, 1918 NJ
street, and was attended by large number OF
the friends OF tho family. Rov. Mr.. Webster,
OF the Dunbarton.avenue NJ. Z. Church, ofIl-
ciated, and the interment was ut Oak Hill
Cemetery.
Mr.. John Athey, OF this place, tho efficient
book-keeper for Mr.. John n Mitchell, will be
married in Alexandria this evening 10 Miss
Clark of that place. After q reception In Alex
andrin the newly.married couple VIII leave
for Northern tour.
General George O. Thomas Is not near SO
well this morning.
Mr.. Augustus Brown has Just finished put
ting In a new front to his house on street,
making decided improvement to that Soc
ton Of the town, and rejecting credit upon
the workmen.
jacob Howard, white, 81 years OF age, living
ON Grace avenue, near Thirtysecond street,
was sent TO the hospital this morning through
tho sanitary ofIice OF the Police Department.
The canal-boat NJ. G. w. Boyer brought to J.
@. Il j. nj. Waters this morning 4, 100 bushels
Of wheat; sold on Change, p. MT.
High tides 0;12 this afternoon and @ :37 q.
m. tomorrow.
Arrived; Schooner L. O. @. wishart, light, to
load coal.
Sailed: Schooner Helen H. Benedict, Captain
tom foul u,l,s
Major W. IL. Tandem, Captain Shoe, 800 tons
coal for Richmond, Va
Other ports: Schooner o. d. Witherell, Gar
field, from Georgetown, for Providence, at
Newport November 10: schooner Milford,
Look, Alexandria for Vinalhavon, at Edgar
ton November 10; schooner Annie and Jennie.
Schropshire, from Georgetown, at Fall River
November 20: schooner Mabel l.. Phillips,
Trip, from Fall River, for Georgetown, No.
vember 81; schooner Elliot b. Church, Con-
roy, and william p. Hood, Emerson, from
| Providence, FOR Alexandria, November 81.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-23
A BRILLIANT HOP
A. the ArmOry of the Washington
Light Infantry.


The Washington Light Infantry gave their
first complimentary hop Of the season at their
armory last night. The hall was beautifully
decorated and schroeder's Band furnished the
music. Tho success OF the evenings amuse.
mcnt, which included programme of siXteon
dances, was due to the following committees:
Reception-W. G.. Moore, j. II. Dyer, O. g.
sloan, L. Burdlne, Jesse Grant, d. II. Ross, E.
y. Moore, j. L. McGraw and j. G.. Moore.
Floor directors-E. II. Neumeyer and II. II.
Wade. Assistants II. +. Bauer, W. l.. Seuf-
fcrle, @. Z. Kinsoy, W. Il. Wright, G.. +. Ham.
mer, W. G. White, j. II. Clarvoe and E. F..
Riggs
Among those present were Miss II. O. Chap.
man, Miss NJ. Chapman, tho Misses Carr, Mr..
Watson, Captain W. Dalton, Miss Mollle Cobb,
+: p. Hill, Miss Katie Entwlstle, Miss Maggie
O'Meara, Elliott Coburn, Charles Summers,
Miss +. Walters, Captain and Mrs. John MIL
Miss Emma sydnor, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Anderson, Miss Lola Hutton, Miss BERTHE
Crawford, Miss Marian Hendley, Miss Rosa
Lilly Wilson, Miss Minnie Mcmillan, Dir. and
Mrs. @. M. Ford, DR.. and Mrs. Petts, Miss
Mamie Gunnell, the Misses Miller, Mrs. Bou-
II. Pomeroy, Captain Frank Foutz, Mrs. 7. s..
Post Miss Ellie widdicomb, Miss Ella Ward,
Mis a;l aauss, OF West Virginia; Mrs. Florence
Mir. Edwin j. Sweet, Mrs. Frank ourand,
Miss Rose Henderson, the Misses Beall,
the Misses Fenwiek, Miss Annie
Mrs. I'd. Esholiman, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Demoret, Mr.. Frank Ward, Mr.. Charles Ward,
Mrs. Zantzinger, Edward Rosenbaum, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Miller, the Misses Georgie and
Emma Miller, the Misses Karr, Mr.. and Mrs.
a.. +. Galloway, Miss Alice Speake, II. W. Sell
hansen and ladies, ''steve" Caldwell, william
J.. Findley, +. L. Newton, Miss Kittle Speor,
Miss Maesle Myers, Colonel and Mrs. ". H.
Boyd. AIrs. q. II. Watson, Mrs. W. L. Dennlson,
Mrs. George A. Sheehan, Mrs. q. S. Boudinot,
Mics Lou Herbert, Miss Clara Hodges, Miss
MlaaS Dntth II
u. Pritchard, Lieutenants Fitzgerald and Oys.
ter, National Rides; Mr.. Fonts, DR.. Shreeves,
Lieutenant, Mrs. and Miss Ebert, Messrs. zahn,
Eeant j. S. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Medary,
Miss Kate whyte, Mrs. Fitzgerald, and Miss
Mary Gettings.
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THE EVENING CRITIC.
EsTA BLIsIIrD AuausT 1893.
LACoNiC LOCALS.

TwFNTY-NfNE arrests were made by the
police In the twonty.fOur hours ending at a.
m. today.
+. c. JoNFs got o permit to-day to i'm.
at n cost OF S125.
j. w. EASILY was granted permit to
day To erect n brick dwelling on street, be.
tween Sixth and Seventh streets northeast, at
coat CT S1,5OO.
u. NJ. CuLnRETH, student at the How
ard University, while playing ball yesterday
afternoon, fell on a wire fence and badly lac
crate d one eye and his forehead.
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD has been ap-
pointed an additional policeman to do duty for
ono ycnr at tile sito Of tho new Pension Build.
Ing, Without compensation from the District.
The applications of the following persons
for licenses have been approved: Lehman
Bronmler, Edward CorcorRn, John Daily, Ed.
ward Kelly, Fgoratlus Nau, John OIL, Sara
schcHper SenGe Henry.
QUERY II IL requires the services of
three men two months TO erect $1,000 ele.
vator In the Postof1lce Department, how long
would 1t take the Same parties TO complete tho
Washington monument?
THE following applications for liquor
licenses have been dlsapproved by tho Com.
missioncis; John Gull, J. ]. Cole, Joseph
Mullen, L. Neurath, Fred. Rose.
IN the case of Benjamin +. Hickman and
Henry Reed, indicted for libel on Hon. AlOnzo
Bell In the sunday Chronicio, notice was given
that the plea Of not guilty would bo withdrawn
and demurrer TO the Indictment entered
IT is expected that the Gales and Web.
stcr School buildings Will DO both heated
throughout In about ten days. The boilers for
tho purpose have already been placed In both
schools, together with the vontllatiDg stacks.
THOSE persons who have an idea that the
comet disappeared Immediately after the late
democratic uprising" arc sadly mistaken.
II may be seen lowering near the zenith any
clear morning about o'clock, even brighter
and more beautiful than ever
CORNELIUS O'DoNNELL, better known to
the theatrical world as ''Dllly Gray" who
used TO hover around and do the variety busl-
ness at tho old Canterbury Theatre In this
city during the war, "passed In his checks" In
New York on Monday last, after n short Ill
ness.
THOSE Postoflice Department clerks who
were SO fortunate this morning as to find on
their desks bountlful supply OF excellent
cigars, accompanied by card bearing the In
scription, 1t Is a boy" will ever feel grateful
TO Mr.. Z. p. Rhoderick for his unparalleled
promptness In acknowledging the corn
Mother and child doing WELL
The Evening critic., 1882-11-23
EAST WASHINGTON.


Tho ball OF tho Acme CLUB at Washington
HON Inst evening was II brilliant event A
large number Of young people .trlppod the
lent music. Among tho many present were
Mesafa. VIM. O'Brien, VIM. Horrgan, Albert
Conner, Joseph Brown, d. =. Collins, Z. II. Hor
Heath, II. Curtin, p. Mansfield, Il. II. Hinwood,
Edward Toner, Mr.. md Mrs. Cleveland, NJ.
Morn Morn ,; Love- and Frank Franz Br9Wn Mlsses
and sister, Nora Dalton, Nellie Murphy, oliver
Korper, Annie CARROLL Mamie Katie, aud
Lizzie Flaherty, Katie IIorrIgan, Nollie Auder.
son, Lizzie Niter Bennio Legar, Mary Long,
Lizzie Sullivan, Johanna O'Brlen. Tho officers
ot the club arc Robert Davis, president; John
worthan, secroiaryi Peter Dufry, treasurer.
Tho boiler OF tho United states stoam-tug
Rescue, which was lately placed In position IN
that vessel, has boon taken out, and Will BIO
reversed and reddiusted, Il having been dis
covered that II erected In the Intended position
the weight OF the boiler would cause tho bow
Of The Rescue 10 get too low In the water.
little white boy named Willie Morris was
knocked down bya passing vehicle on Twelfth
street northeast this morning and badly
bruised about tho head. Eye.wltnessos say
that the accident was tho result OF the most
careless and reckless driving on the part OF the
driver.
Mr.. william Dykes ana Miss Katie Mooney
were married at Quantico City by the Iov. Mr.
Meade, OF the Methodist Church, several weeks
ago. This VIII be news 20 large number OF
MIR. Dykes friends, who were unaware OF tho
occurrence.
Mr.. John Fantavul and his amiablo wlfo celc.
nratod their silver wedding at the family resi-
donce, $40 Ninth street southeast, n few even
ings ago. Many presents wero received and
tho guests enjoyed n season of dancing, feast.
Ing and social conversation, provided by the
genial host and hostess.
Tho Washington Light Guard held bust
ness meeting at tho armory, McCauley Hall,
lost evening. Several new names were added
10 the roll OF active membership, and meas.
ures OF Importance considered. Meetings Will
be held every Wednesday evening hereafter
for the purpose OF receiving recruits. The
outlook Is that the company Will rapidly re-
cruit up to nifty men.
The steamer Arrowsmith has boon towod to
the Navy-Yard, and Is now being repaired
there. 1t Will be remembered that tho Arrow
smith met with an accident on the lower Poto-
mac several days ago. Tho repairs Will occupy
some time.
East Washington Business Notes.
ono OF the best drinks In tho city is XXX ale
on draught. Joe Platz keeps the prime article,
drawn through wood, at thelow figure OF nvo
known TO the epicurean art and tho very best
Whistles, brandies and mixed drinks. 21D
Pennsylvania avenue cast
For the holidays Mr.. Stenle has one of the
most complete stocks OF candies, nuts and
other connections In tho city. Ills bakery
goods are uneXcelled. Calland see him at 11o
Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill.
Visit the East Washington convenience store
OF Mr.. Joseph Waltemeyer, 305 Pennsylvania
avenue, Capitol Hill, for shirts, underwear,
neckwear, hats, caps, hose, umbrellas and tho
famous climax 81 shirt Tho lowest possible
prices.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-23
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Justico MacArthur- soyer-
egns Cooperative Association Va. schoneldi
ON trial.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM--Chlet Justice
Cartier and Justices Cox and James. -Stultz
We. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company on
hearing. In re A. G.. Bell; improvement In
telephone circuits, submitted
EQUITY CoURT-Justlce Hagner.-Langley vs..
Ferry testimony ordered taken before EX-
aminer John H. McNally, Johnson vs.. Chap.
mani reference to the auditor to state trustee 8
account. Noyes vs.. Gray; sale finally ratified
Pelz va Pelz; support pondente lltei counsel
fees, etc granted, Turton We. folsom shares
OF infants ordered paid 10 guardian.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-23
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

Tho following now nrriyala are reported FOR
yesterday by the Harbormastori Pungy John
Henry, captain nodson, 500 bushels oystCr9;
punpy John Williams, captain Groom, 400
bushels oysters; pungy Solomon, Captain
Chiaeltine, 1000 bushels oysters; pungy
Emma, captain Doltz, 800 bushels oysters;
pungy Thomas Franklin, Captain Hall, 400
bushels oysters; pungy Martha Washington,
Captain Kontg, 100 bushels oysters; pungy
fivo brothers, Captain Pullen, 100 bushels
oyeicre; pnngy Eagle, Captain Chisoltlno, 800
bushels oysters.
Tuesday night, after tho family had retired,
thief entered tho residence OF Mrs. NJ. Lo5anO,at
d3f Sixth street southwest, and after rambling
loose change he could ind and several pieces
OF silver, went to the kitchen and cooked and
ato hearty supper Of eggs, meat, Nc Without
waxing the family. The police were not notl-
fed OF the affair until last night, and tho
culprit has doubtless by this time completely
covered his tracks.
Charles II. Tate, OF GAINESVILLE, WestmOre-
land County, Va. hired colored man on Tues.
day TO carry box containing two pairs OF
boots and three pairs of Shoes to Dlscoe's
his return 70 the city. Tho colored man
went 10 the store yesterday and called for the
box, saying that ho was sent there by Mr..
Tate. The box was given him, but neither tho
box nor the man has been seen since, and IL is
needless TO say That Mr.. Tate Is In a very UNI
happy state OF mind.
great many canal barges arrived from
Cumberland, Mary land, in the last few days.
Tho water In the river was IL degrees Fab.
ronhcit this morning.
The barge william l.. Reed, with Ill tons
coal, from Cumberland, Nd, IL sunk In tho
river near the ferry wharf.
Eight pungles, bringing $500 bushels oys-
teri, were the only vessels to arrive Mt the
South Washington wharves yesterday. The
prices OF oysters have risen since yesterday.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-23
Look Out for Fire.

The fire on street to-day is but another
instance OF the value OF insurlng property
against destructive confagrations. Insure In
time, and the benefit will readily BIO perceived,
matter of Insurance, select only a solid and
reliable company. Such an institution is the
well.known Corcoran Fire Insurance Company,
ONCE corner OF Tenth and streets northwest.
All claims are promptly paid by this superior
company, and no delay Is attempted In the
matter OF settlements. The Corcoran Fire
Insurance Company has reputation for fair
dealing second TO none In the country.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-23
The Case of Connors et nj.

The case of Maurice Connors, Patrick Nc.
Nulty and James Reynolds was before Justice
Wylie this morning on n motion for n new
trial. Maurice Connors was found guilty OF
committing rape on n colored woman named
Honriotta Robinson on the night Of tho LIST of
September last, and the other two of being ac-
cessories before the fact Assistant District
Attorney Charles s. Moore appeared for the
nolds and Mr.. II. ii. Wells, jr., for Connors and
McNulty. The grounds Of the motion are that
the Indictment was faulty, the verdict at va
rance with the facts, the counts In the indict-
ment as drawn, and the instructions OF the
Court. After listening to the argument his
Honor reserved hts decision,
The Evening critic., 1882-11-23

James II. Allen, of Norwich, N. Y, and Mrs
Lena d. Allen OF this city.
j. II. Mahagan and Matte p. Dangler, both
OF Georgetown, ID. q.
James II. S. Parker, of Chattanooga, Tenn,
and Ella =. Lee, of Charleston, s. O.
George W. Gessford and Clara V. Cornwell.
Dennis Williams and Mrs. Virginia Pollock
John II. jackson and Rosa Murray, both OF
Georgetown, ID. q.
Robt. Sanford and Elizabeth G. Ramsey, both
OF Westmoreland County, Va.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-23

TULL0CK-H Wednesday, No
vember %, at st. James Chapel, Ninth street,
between G. and II northeast, by the Rev. j. W.
Clark, Seymour W. Tullock and Jessie s. Hill
drup, daughter OF W. s. Hildrup, esq, both OF
this city.
MURRAY-CLARKE.-In Baltimore, Wednes.
day, November %, 1882, at tho Cathedral, by
the Rev. Father Devine. Frank L. Murray 10
Miss Bessie @. Clarke, both of Washington,
ID, O.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-23
EngIish Grain, Oreedmoor

shoes, water proof; lined with calf skin
dressed with tho hair on, 10 DO had at z.
strasburgers, NO. 900 Seventh street, the
worth 50,
The Evening critic., 1882-11-23
MINING.
III II. Mining
l.. pitts..,1A
Electricity IN Life.

Anumher OF our most prominent citizens
have testified In no uncertain manner TO the
wonderful results produced by electric bath
ing. Electricity Ia natures own remedy, and
as applied by DR.. Karshner II IL stimulating,
pleasant and purifying. In most cases 1t
gives immediate relief. bathrooms southwest
corner OF Eighth and D streets northwest
The Evening critic., 1882-11-23
FINANCIAL.
To.day,s stock Quotations

The following observations OF the transac.
lions In the financial market to-day, together
with opening and closing quotations, are fur
nished by the clearinghouse OF II. d. Cooke,
IT., Il Co., 1920 street, Washington, d. o.;
The Evening critic., 1882-11-23
DIED.

CONVERSION Thursday, November 23,
1852, at 2:1b n. M, William Towers, In the
10Th year Of his age. Notice OF funeral here
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yAP. scrap and Xmas pictures. ]. Jay Gould,
421 Ninth street.
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GIVEN AWAY.
GUNS! GUNS!! GUNSI!!

The Reinforced. Brecch DIANA Gun. vast
Improvement. Absolutely safe Winner in all
trials. Alss many other II axes at various prices.
All guns warranted. My long experience is
guarantee OF satisfaction, WIN. WAGNER, Gun
Maker. and Dealer in Hardware and Sports
mems supplies, 2J7!s Penna. ave. east, Capitol
Hill, OC2
The Evening critic., 1882-11-23
WASHINGTON HALL RESTAURANT,

ALBERTO CAMPBELL, Proprietor, cor Sd st
and Pa. ave-, Capitol Hill. Game and lu1uries In
season Milwaukee and Washington beer and
other drinks. Ladies' Dining'rooms. spi3
The Evening critic., 1882-11-23
a. NEOLA,'

poruln Els' own Brand, Best Scent Cigar In
WushinI ton. GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS.
silver spray Flour S2.20 quarter bbl. oysters
CTIlmlIN Bniter Cor. Thlrd and A sts. 8. q.
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STOVES!

East Capitol Street Pharmacy.
The Most Reliable and Oldest Establishde.
SCALA7S, PHI D.,
aOI EAST CAPITOL STREET
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THE SWISS DAIRY,
Mrs. ELIZABETH WAGNER,

HAS REMOVED to the elegant and oommo-
dious new building, 4Oa East Capitol street,
where, a. usual, pure milk butter and dairy pro;
The Evening critic., 1882-11-23
COAL AND WOOD

Carefully Selected Tor Family Use, at
Bottom Prices.
East Washington Coal and Wood Yard,
b. l.. SIMPSON, JR., go Penna. ave. 8. @.