The Evening critic., 1882-11-13
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

An ad vertlsement OF throo lines under tho
head ofwantod, for sale or rent, lost and found
or personal, can be Inserted In THE EVENING
CRITIC three times for % cents.
Tho following now arrivals nj tho whnrves
arc reported by Harbormastcr Sutton; steamer
Sue Captain Geoghegan, merchandise for Ste
phenson h Bros; schooner Lovenia II. Warner,
Capt. johnson, ] 10000 laths for II. l.. .Blscoc
schooner Annie f. Clark, Captain Mano, SO,-
600 feet OF lumber for city dealers; schooner
600 feet OF lumber for t. e. jackson 4 Co..
schooner Kato Waters, Chaplain Lnudin, 1000
bushels sweet potatoes for city dealers; barge
phenson \ Bros; barge Edwin, Captain
Hughes, $40 tons coal for Stephenson
Bros; barge Kate Hughes, Captain Ponder.
schooner Robert Healey, Captain Brook,
172 tons of coal for II. L. Biscoe;
barge. Landona, Captain Livingston, no tons
pany; barge Maggie b., Captain Fox, 116 tons
coal for Potomac Steamboat Company; barge
Round Top Cement, Captain Blink, 115 tons
coal for John Miller. schooner Pori, Captain
Nash, 60 cords wood for Johnson & Bros;
schooner Fanny, Captain Henderson, 20 cords
wood for II. L. Biscoe; schooner W. d. Clark,
schooner Black Hawk, Captain Edwards, 80
cords wood for market; schooner ]. q. Van.
name, Captain Lawrence, 800 bushels oysters
for market; schooner M. j. stephenson, Cap
tain Evans, $50 bushels oysters; schooner In
dependent, Captain Hardin, 400 bushels oys-
ters; schooner Five Brothers, Captain Pullin,
ers, Captain Matthews, 800 bushels oysters;
schooner Five Sisters, Captain Grither, 800
bushels oysters; schooner 8. A. Douglass, Cap
tain Lewis, 400 bushels oyeters; schooner u.
+. Marsh, Captain Eskidge, 800 bushels
oysters schooner Annie Gibson, Captain
Kelly, 500 bushels oysters; schooner Il. q.
Strong, Captain Evans, 800 bushels oyators;
schooner Ella, Captain sparrow, 900 bushels
oysters; pungy Rowing Arrow, Captain Dick
erson, 200 bushels oysters; pungy Belle
Haven, Captain Harris, 200 bushels oysters;
Jumpa
800 BUSHELS OYSTERS pungy Charlie, Captain
Herbert 400 bushels oysters puugy Carpen.
ter, Captain Mamduke, 400 bushels oysters
pungy, Sarah Jane, Captain Russell, 600
bushels oysters; sloop Emma, Captain Deitz,
200 bushels oysters; sloop Dolla, Captain
Shorter, 200 bushels oysters; sloop American
Eagle, Captain chlsoitlno, 800 bushels oysters;
sloop Fanny sheppard, Captain Clip
son, 5CO bushels oysters; sloop John Will
iams, Captain Green, 400 bushels oysters:
sloop Irene, Captain Evans, 800 bushels
oysters; schooner Brunetf, Captain Dickson,
light, to P. Sullivan, James Creek Canal.
The barges Tillle, Edwin and Kate Hughes
arc new arrivals at tho wharves, with 1,03D
tons coal from Havro do Grace, Md; throe OF
the largest barge loads over brought to tho
city. In the last few years the tendency has
been TO greatly increase the size OF the barges,
and now many OF them equal the tonnage OF
the ocean schooners. The large barges arc
nearly all new, and Will soon supersede tho
small canal crafts OF ante bellum days.
The wharves were crowded with vessels this
morning. There was over twice the number
| of oyster boats of any day since last winter
and the city is again well provided with the
toothsome blvalves.
large number OF tho workingmen OF South
Washington attended the lecture OF tho Hon
| Henry George at the National Theatre las
| night.
Stoves, ranges, lamps, etc., can bo bough
| remarkably low nt =. G.. Sauer's, d3S Four
| and.a-half street southwest. New stoves ar,
| exchanged for old ones. The stoves kept a
| this establishment arc In all varieties ant
como from the leading workshops OF the North
Go to John Miller, at his main office an,
| kindling wood mill, corner Four-and.a.hal
| street and Virginia avenue southwest apt
| branch o1lces, $40 Seventh street northwest
| and 1i3 B street southeast, whom you wish e
lay in n supply of fuel for tho winter now ap
preaching.
NJ. Fellhelmer & Son, the dry goods mer
| chants at 503 Four-and.a-half street south
| west have Just ropleted their spacious estab
| lishment with q stock OF fall goods. They
have imported from the Eastern markets
heavy and varied assortment, and now thu
| store can show as complete a stock OF fancy
| and domestic dry goods as can be seen In any
house In the city. 1t is needless to say tina
| they are selling as low as usual.