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health and settle into troublesome disorders EIup
ions on the skin are the appearsnce at the surface
internal deranpements are the determination OF
these same humors to some Internal organ, or or
cans, who action they derange, and whose SUB
nance they disease and destroy. AYERS SARsi-
sRILLA expels these humors from the olooa. Wneh
hey are gone the disorders they produce disappear
such as & lee rattOns Of the Liver, stomach.
Kidneys, Lungs Erupti0ns and Rrnpi'ye
Diseases Of fhe skin, -. Anthony's fire.
-sose or Esysip~Ias- Pimpses. Fnsiuies.
Hfet. hes. nO,ls TumoPs. Tettef and salt
wheuni. .calf Head, kiDew0Fm, Ulcers
and sores, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Pam
q she Bene., Side and Head Female
WEAKNESS, eteriIity. Leucorphca arislne
rrona Internal liberation. ana utereue
Wf.en e., Dropsy. Dyspepsia, Emar'attos
ind General Debility. With their departure
rcalth returns.
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BANEING HOUSES.

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JAhsES LAWRENCE ERGLsSk,
BANkE:,
COUTHWEST CORNER AND FoURTb
- streets, Sacramento.
CT Commercial and Savings Deposits received.
and general banking business done.
Exchange on San Francisco and the East
Interest was paid on Savings Deposits In this
Bank, for the Semi-Annual Term ending DECEMBER
s1st, at the rate off per cent per annum. fel4plm
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II. H. MwILLIsMs. II. p sHULTE.
McwBLLIAMS d sHUL7E.
HOPE IRON WORKS, FRONT STREET, BE.
Il tween and ]. Machinery and castings made
to order. fe4-4p1m
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LANES McGnIRE.

TNIoN FoUNDRY-IRoN AND BRASS
Founders and Machinists, Front street, be.
tween N and o. CASTINGS and Machinery of every
description made TO order. j24-4plm
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A. j. vERMILYA,

"AS REMOVED TO NO. $50 STREET,
I'll between Fifth and SIKH. Always on hand
large assortment OF Metallic and Wooden Caskets,
Burial Cases and Collins. Shrouds furnished and
Funeral Wrealhs Preserved. Coffin orders will re
ceive promps attention on short notice and ut The
lowest rates l4-4plm
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J. A. CTNNyNCnAM.

SACRAMENro BOILER AND IRON WORKS
- l street. between Front and Second, Sacra-
mento. Manufacturer CT Stem Boilers, Sheet lion
Work, etc. Also, all kinds of H. ,iiring Chang ne
Portable Boilers from Wood TO E.raw Burners 8
Speciality. fe'4ptf
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Weakness.

Seminal Emissions, the
consequence ofself-abuse.
This solitary vice or de-
6ez,u2i indulgence.
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G. III. ggggs q co..
wa. EaEEGY BRIGGS. N. H.,

~ IA. E14LslSsk hksNSsNE9. II. u,
HCULIST, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOB
7 Diseases of the TIN oct. Office, 1891 street,
corner OF Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento
Cal. Hours-9:30 to IL a. NJ; l to AIM Sundays
$50 to II A. NJ; to p ". fei-1
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House or Lords.

LONDON, February 7th.-In the House of
Lords to. day. in the debate on the address in
reply to the Queens speech, the Marquis of
Salisbury CONSERVATIVE made q violent at
tack on the Government, ana Earl Granville,
Foreign Secretary, replied.
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~ " OOss
IMPORTERS AID WHOLESALE DEALERS
n in Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. Agents
for Dr. Jaffe's Celebrated Cinchona Bitters also,
agents for Litton Springs Seltzer Water, Sonoma
county, California. No. Ill street, between Fourth
and Fifth i25-1plm
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}. BkATFY. ". II. BEATTY. ADAM BEArT
BEATTY, BEATTY q BEATTY,

A TTORNEYS-AT-LAw, WILL PRACTICE IN
N Federal and State Courts Of California and
Nevada. Office: Capital Bank Building, corner
Fourth and j streets fe4 4ptf
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WEDNESDAY. February slh. a. 10 A. N.
RAILROADS, STEAMERS, Eft
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD,
OVERLAND TICKET OFFICE:
T,AED FFRRy FOOT OF MARKET STREE.

Commencing Saturday, sumo 4, 1851.
AND usTlE pUaTHFR NOTICE.
TnA.s AND SEATS WILL. LEAVE SACRAMENTO
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07

HAs lhuln iNfIHullNslls
The veto Of the nti-Chinese bill by President
Arthur, we may fairly infer, does not result
from devotion TO any broad principle, but
from the dominance of the Eastern soabOard
commercial influence. The United States
have a large commerce with China, ana this it
Is which innu the Eastern sentiment on
this subject, Mr.. Arthur Is not statesman.
He hrs had small Intercourse with the people
out Of New York aud the Northeastern States.
He regards the States OF the West as the Lon
don society man regards the provinces, They
may be useful, and as matter OF
fact are part Of the Union, but
iheir crude social and political ideas
are worthy of small consideration.
In this respect he is neither better nor worse
than The small man Of fashion I'm the stock
boards and IN the local governments OF mo
East. II would, indeed, have been requiring
too much 10 expect that Mr.. Arthur should
have the discernmont and breadth Of yloWs Of
a mun Of comprehensive Intellect and national
training In public life. This SORT OF suuc-
riority wGs matter Of course In such Eaatern
men us Webster, Greeley, Seymour and that
grade Of intollCcts. II Is impossible iu a
Political paryeuu of mediocre capacity, Honce
absolutely subordinate places VIII be con-
ccdCd to Western men In his Administration,
and Western views ana Interests viii receive
email consideration at his hands, whore they
are met with any decided New England or
New York opposition.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07
WEST WASHINGTON.

The west wall OF the large brick warehouse
Of @. II. Dunlop, esq, fronting on Cherry alley,
fell out some time last night owing TO the
weight Of fertilizers stored In tho building.
This wall fell out about six weeks ago.
There was a very full attendance at the reg
ulur meeting last night OF William Louis
Schley Lodge No. >, l. q. NJ, nt which i've
members were Initiated and several applica-
tions were received. A committee was ap-
pointed to confer with the several lodges In
ton OF theannivcrsary OF the order on Wedncs-
day, 10Th Instant
paragraph copied into some of our local
papers from one OF the Chicago pa perS TO the
effect that George Angel, OF Washington, had
been arrested in that city FOR passing counter
felt money, was the cause OF considerable un-
casiness TO the many friends of Mr.. George Il.
Angel, n former citizen OF this place, but now
holding an important position with one OF the
prominent railroad lines In Chicago, until let
tors were received from that city showing that
he was not the party, but that he was still NIL
Ing his position to the satisfaction of his en-
ployors.
A laborcr, whose name could not bo ascer-
tained, received n very severe scalp wound
this morning, about 10 O'Clock, while assist
Ing In cleaning out sewer trap on Thirty
second street. He was taken 10 the office Of
DR.. Klelnschmldt, where his wound was
dressed, when he went to his home.
The German bark Havellus Captain Schutt.
spetz, sixty-elght days from Liverpool, with
I15 tons of salt for H. l.. Blscoe, entered at the
custom-house this morning.
This mornings nsh market; Four thousand
herring, at SO per LOCO; 500 tailors at 50 per
| 100; Is shad at SIS per 100
The streets along the route OF the procession
| Of Forcraughs circus this morning presented
n holiday appearance, nearly the whole town,
with the exception OF tho church. goers, turn.
Ing out TO view the parade.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07
The Outlet ana Levec system.

On last Wednesday General Humphries,
the old Chief Engineer of the United States
Army, was before the House Commerce Com
mittce in relation to the outlet and levee
system.
In reply to n direct question by Mr.. Richard
son, Of New York:
"If the outlet into Lake Borgne be made
viii IL in any way iniure the navigation Of the
river above or below the outlet by shoaling
the river ?"
The General replied, "No; the assumption
set up that the river would shoal below, Is not
true"
The next question was, "Will the Lake
Borgne outlet lessen the flood-line at New
Orleans, and how much p
The reply was, 1t would lessen the food
line at that city, and Just in proportion to the
amount of water discharged through the out
let.''
Some member wanted to know II the evee
system recommended by the Board of Engl-
neers Of 1875 that would cost about $50 00J,=
0C0 would be sufficiently high to protect the
valley from overflow.
The reply was, "That was what they thought
at the time"
The question was then asked: "If the levccs
be built on the banks of the Mississippi and
the water was raised as calculated, would
that not back the water up the tributaries and
necessitate their being leyeed also 2" He sal
that IL would.
The question was then asked, "Were the estl-
mates for the leveeing of the tributaries in
cluded in their estimates for leyees on the
banks of the Mississippi p
He said the tributaries were not included IL
their estimates
From the above statement of General Hum
phrleS for leyees we can see place 10 drOl
S1OO,dO0,O0O, when, on the other hand, why
not try the Lake Borgne outlet, which may
accomplish what is claimed for the levees at q
cost Of only S25O,O00?
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07

The following were the ruling prices In the
Washington market to-day:
MEATs-Beef-Sirloin, 1Sd20c.; porterhouse,
25c.; rib-roast, 12i2,d2oc.; corned beef, 12ls
C.; Clipped, 30c.; beef tongue, Csc; lamb, Is
@2Oc.; veal, 12]ad25c.; breast, 10d12c.; ba-
con, l1d15c.; mutton, 1Od15c.; pork, 1Otd12k
12c.; lard, 15c.
FisH.-Roci fsh, large, I5G2Oc. h: do.
small, 25a 35c; bunch; weak hsh, i2kal5c;
bunch; Holsters, 12H@15c.. . IL; biuensh,
12i. 15c. ID; snappers, 1ei2c. = ID; Ber-
muda, 25c. 2 ID; red snapper, l5c; ID;
grupel, 15c fb smclt 15a2Oc. = ID; cod,
12hc. ID; haddock, 12i2c. a ibi pike, 12i2c.
PorLTnY-c Chickens, Goc.@sl ppair; ducks,
!5c;as1.25 pair; geese, Sl@l.50 eachi
BUTTER AND --Philadelphla print, 60
CdG5c.; creamery, 5OG55c.; New York and iii
nois, I5d soc; roll butter, 2SGi0;.; eggs, %
(d25c doz.; cheese, 15a20c e ID.
VEGETABLES Potatoes, Irish, lOc. PIX
sweet, do. 50d6Oc. = PIX; cabbage, 5tG1Oc.
beets, 3d5c. bunch; carrots. 5c. 2 bunch;
spinach, 2oG SOC. 2 PIX; cabbage sprouts, 2oc
Ypk.; oyster plants, sc. p bunch; turnlps, %
(G30c. 2 PIX; celery, 5dSc. = bunch; kale, Ii
a2Oc. = pE.; lettuce, 3@5c.; radlshes, 3G5c
Fbunch; asparagus, 10ydl5c. bunch; spring
onions, Be. 2 bunch; Burmuda, SOC. PIX.
caulifower, 10@l5c.; egg plant, lOdl5c
green peas, 5OG6Oc. = PIX; tomatoes, lOGl5c
q box; apples, 5od6oc. 2 pix.
FRUITS.-Oranges, SOC. doz.; lemons, 25c
= doz.; cocoanuts, 0Oc. 2 doz.; California
pears, 4Oc. doZ.: California grapes, 30c. !
ib; Malaga, 30c. 2 IL; bananas, 10c. y doz
French prunes, 20d25c. 2 Ii Valencia ralsins
12IYc. q fib; London layers, Doc = ii; currants
1Oc. III; seedless raisins, zoe. lb; pru
nels, zoe. ID; lemon and orange peel, 20c.
h; cihon, 25c. 2 ID; Florida oranges, 5oG6Oc
= doZ.; strawberries, 10d soc. at.
CANNED GooDs.-Boston baked beans, 25c.
apricots, 25c.; egg plums, 35c,; Bartlett pears
| 35c; pineapple, 35c.
FRENCH CANDIES, 25c. = lb; mixed, 2Or
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07
The Miners Troubles,

dispatch from Frostburg, Nd, dat ed yes
terday, says: "The knights Of Labor, during
their convention here sst adjourned, discus
sed the propriety OF publishing their official
declarations and conclusions In regard TO late
statements made, as they alleged, by the coal
company s representatives. This afternoon n
representative Knight Of Labor made public
the following official communication: sowing
to the anxiety OF the press ana the public In
general I'm wishing TO get information from
an Official source concerning the situation OF
affairs in this region, We have nothing to give
to the public, as II is matter that concerns us
ana the coal companies only Though the
public IS anxious 10 be informed from time 70
lime, yet we DO not deem It necessary u dis
cuss the differences between the coal compa-
nics and ourselves through the press, as every
one is thoroughly acquainted with the cause OF
the suspension, and has formed an opinion
ere this time as 10 who Is right or who is
wrong, "kNIGHTS or LABOR.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07
National Hotel Arrivals.

J. II. meraham, Portland, Ne; T, @. VIII
Row, Phila.; Hon. Z. j. Henkle, Md Hon.
William Mclaughlin, Lexington, Val W..
Arnold, W. Val Geo. W. Campbell, Phila.; g..
j. Mercer, Nd; John q. Grover, Peekskill, n.
VI w. n. Benton, n. y; II. Zeltmacher, n. y;
i. A. Ford, Phila.i Il, q. Mcdrame, Lancaster,
Pal j. II. Ramsay, N. c.; Thomas Semmos,
New orleansi +. ii. McCalob, New Orleans;
Wn. II. KGsson, Bethlehem Ct.; j. Z. Browns
eG99mbe, Pa =, stein, sterling,
Thomas Z. Allen, N. y; A. II. Dodd ami wife,
n. y; II. II. Johnson, n. Y. John X, HallocS
and wife, Erie, Pa; George Il. Ranney, Ian
sing, Mich. ], II. overall, 81. Louis, MOI ]. Z.
David, N. Y.i +. Il. Prigby, Chicago; j. II.
Farnsworh and wife, Mass. /. s; Metealfe, f.,
Robert Allison, Pa; Mrs. II. Allison, Pa; 4. S.
King, Minneapolis, MIMI; Miss 4. NJ. King,
Minneapolis, Mimi; Miss Flora singeser,
Roise city, Ia; j. II. Wise, Va; James D)nly,
Toledo, o.; II, u. Perry Toledo, o.; Henry W.
Rule, Iowa; samuel Crawford, \. X; Henry
CTanston, Ga; Charles Reed, 81 Louis; W. +.
Osborne, Plttsheld, Mass.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07
Combinations.

The Senate held two executive sessions yes
tcrday afternoon. Tho first one was solely
for the purpose Of confirming the nomination
Of Senator Teller as Secretary OF the Interior.
1t was taken from the table ana forthwith
confirmed unanimously, on motion Of his col
league, Senator Hill. At the second executive
session the other nominations received from the
President yesterday were read and referred,
in regular course Of procedure, to the appro-
pirate committees. The Senate then con-
firmed the following nominations: Asa q.
Prindle, of New York, to be United States
Consul at Para; william j. Wallace, of New
York, TO be United States Circuit Judge for the
Second Judicial Circuit; W. S. o. b. Robinson,
United States Attorney, Eastern District of
North Carolina; A. j. AuXier, United States
Public Moneys, Dardanelle, Ark; John X
Faulkner, Surveyor of Customs, FRANKLIN, Ky.
Postmasters-SamuelI /. Fletcher, Charcstown
n. H.; Melvin A. Gushing, MinOnk, Ill.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07
DIED.

BROWN. Departed this life Tuesday, April
I, 1850, at S;i5 o'clock p. M, Nancy Brown,
IN the b5th year Of her age, after a long anu
PAINFUL Illness, which she bore with Christian
iurtitudc.
FARRINGTON.-On Wednesday, April ;,
lsS2, at 12 :15 a. m, Elizabeth Q. harrington,
In the l6th year Of her age.
HAYS.-At noon on April ., 1882, Of pneu-
monia, Augustus clifford, aged . years aud o
months, son Of Monticello b. ana Emma G.
Hays.
OLIPHANT, suddenly, on the night Of April
3, 1850, John Oliphant, native OF Creotown,
Scotland, but for twouty years resident Of
this city, in the 63d year Of his age.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07

In New York the carpenters demand 3d.
80 per day, and If refused VIII strike next
Monday.
Considerable excitement prevails in
Cohoes, n. ", over a notice Of 10 per cent re-
duction in wages posted yesterday IN the Har-
mony mills. The reduction affects 5000 per-
cons.
The men at work for the Muskegon
Bonn Company, Detroit, Mich, struck for -
"a day and 10 hours as adays work. the
company conceded the hours, but would offor
only Sl.75 per day. The men not agreeing to
these terms the company shut down Tor thirty
days.
Five hundred carpenters, 300 female shoe
operatives and all the laborers employed a. the
Grand Trunk freight sheds at Toronto, Ont,
are ON strike for higher wages. The cigar
makers and painters have given their en-
ployers notice that they will strike uuless
their wages are Increased,
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07

The following.named ladies will take part
I'm the drills at the entertainment at Masonic
Temple next Tuesday evening Broom Brigade
tunder direction Of Lieutenant Basset, OF the
National Riiles)-Misses Lyons, Taylor, Van
Mess, Mcqueen, Evans, Genesi, Howell, Self
Parker, Waters, Mudd, Crawford, Donaldson,
Tomllnson and Cunningham. Fan Drill (under
direction of Lieutenant q, sier, OF the National
ball, Gibbs, Lusk, Williams, Frye, Harvey,
MoXon, COwing, Berta Cowlng and Mrs. True,
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07
Stylish Spring Suits 10 Order, SIS.
Hamburger, 615 Pennsylvania avenue.

WE learn from one Of our exchanges that
another disease Il again threatening the horse.
This disease is called thrush" IL makes H.
self known by an eruption ON the ska mn
mcdiately above Tie hOofs, and I'm time, II not
attended 20, the hOofs soften and drop Oh.
Those horses arc moro liable whlch are over
worked or have Just recovered from the pink
eye. The disease is not contagious except by
direct contact.
THE total number Of children, white aud
cololed, between the ages of band 20, n,AIary-
land. is 3I0,4l0, gain Of 1907 since 1870
These figures are given 10y tho Secretary OF
the state Board Of Education.
The District Commissioners to-day
awarded tho contract for feconstructing the
Jeferson school building 70 VIM. p Downing
& Bro, the lowest bidders.
OFFICER NICHOLSON was thrown from
LIS morse this afternoon at Ninth and q streets
while In pursuit OF boys. The onlcer was not
seriously hurt
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07
washington Normal school.

The third quarterly examination OF the
Washington Normal School took place yester-
day IN the presence Of large number OF
school officers and other visitors. The cXCr-
cises ON tho programme We're; |, physics =,
teaching exercises in schOol-roOms; 3, singing
4, psychology and dldactics ,, botany; g, Eng
lish literature; :, map drawing. srho present
class Is fully equal 10 any Of It's predecessors,
satisfactory.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07
The Washington Monument society.

The regular meeting of the Washington
Monument Association was held at the rooms
OF the society, in the Corcoran Building,
yesterday afternoon, Mr.. W. w. Corcoran in
the chair. The other members present were
Dr.. J. @. yelling, General William Mckee
Dunn, DR.. Joseph NJ. Toner, aud Mr.. Horatio
King. Mr.. King reported that the committee
appointed to see after the interests OF the
monument In Congress ana urge the necessity
Of an appropriation, to be made Immediately
available, had been assured that such an ap.
preparation would be speedily forthcoming.
such an appropriation is needed, because the
manufacturers Of iron must have az least
three months notice to enable them to MI an
Ing transacted at the mills. Unless tho ap-
prOpriatlon is made as requested active wppk
ON The monument will have to cease. After
The transaction of some routine business an
n slight discussion of the prospects for tho
carly completion OF the monument the meet
ING adjourned,
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07

George W. Anderson, OF Prince Georges
County, Md., ana Jennie Stewart, Of MpntsJm-
: cry County, Nd.
john Blackwell and Alice Virgins.
Mnlard =, Mccormick, of Benninss, ID. G,
and Lutue Guilf0rd, OF Hyattsyllle, Nj,
Charles Ii. Jackson, Of this city, AMI Lizzie
Harris. OF Baltimore, Nd.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07
A SANDER.
Norrlstowu Herald,

NNFITNTVWT IN INI1T'
detachment Of the United States Army was
discovered prowling around the jail In which
Guiteau Is confined last night with their I'm
gers on the triggers OF their rifles, IL is sup
posed they are yearning for an eight-years'
sentence and a National dime subscription.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07
The Guernsey.Listemaun
Inaugural Meeting Of the Jockey
Climb.

The list Of entries for the handicap and the
stake races at the inaugural meeting of the
National Jockey Club has closed with the fol-
lowing nominations; The national handicap,
for all ages, - miles-Cape Clear, Barney
Lyon, Bridecake, Rob Roy, Keno, Drogheda,
Valparaiso, Spark, Potomac, Clyda Hall, Gov
ernor Vance, Jim Nelson, Glenmore, Farewell,
Crickmore, Colonel Watson. Wildnre, Ohio Boy,
Krupp Gun, Baby, Blue Lodge, Mrs. Chubb,
Sweet Home, Telemochus, Jake White, Little
Buttercup, Oden, Clarence, Free Gold, Mary
Anderson, Glance, Imelda, Olive, Aspiration,
and Emily +. Youthful stakes, for two-year-
olds, y miles-Joe Cammer, Lotto H., Mlrth,
Bowie's ch. f. by Legatee, Duny's ch. c. by
Macaroon, Heloise, Antrim and Eolest. Dip
lomatic stakes, for all ages, 1R miles-La
Gloria, Clyde Hampton, Barney Lyon, Glen
more, Crickmore and Telem0chus. Army and
Navy stakes, for three-yearold, IL miles
Barney Lyon, La Gloria, Drogheda, Vulcan,
Tuscaloo sa, Heck, Joker, Fatima, Free Gold,
Glance, Minerva and Annie +. The Washing
ton cup, for all ages, ? mlles-Thora, Keno,
Glenmore and Compensation. Mount Vernon
stakes, for Niles and mares Of all ages, l Z
miles-Bello Of tho North, Carrie D., Laura
Glass, Clyda Hall, Infanta, Wildlre, BDwle's
br (. by Catesby, Clara, Sweet Home, Bride
cake, Glance, lmclda, Aspiration and Annie f
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07

has come to light. Frazier's Root Bitters.
They viii certainly cure billousness I'm all It's
forms, Sold by all druggists at - per bottle.
Sand how do you know, my dear, that You
have been christenedT' "PleaSc, mum, COS
got the marks ON me arm now, num-"
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07
THE EVENING CRITIC.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin issued from the signal
Ofiicc to-day says:
The Indications are that fair weather viii
prevail I'm the Lake Regions during the rest
nf Friday and that In the New England and
Middle Atlantic states light rains during the
day will be followed by warmer, partly cloudy
weather tonight,
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07
Chcapess Man in Town A1er All.
Welded in circus Time.

NIIka, satIn5, clhhmoros, &c. AIl-WOlI NlssI-
neres, worth sl.25, for rs cents; parasols, %
cents 10 80, al iOung's, No. 736 Seventh 80. NV,
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07
RonI Eslnio Transfers.

II. Il. seryis and Il. j. Miller, 10 W, ?, era
ham, for g, lot X, sub. div, OF lots ! 10 7, 81.
24b. G.. II. Mothered 10 W. Z. Graham, for
$500, his interest In the same property.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07
THE COURTS,
Fringed Cards

COURT IN GENERAL TEEM-Chief Justice
Cartier and Justices Cox and James.-Daily
vs. Darby; on argument.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07
Bring Eour HOys
4 Valuable Medicine

to Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh AMI L, II
you want them substantially fitted out for the
.tfn
The Evening critic., 1882-04-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
The National Theatre.

Maggie Mitchell tomorrow evening closes
her brilliant engagement at the National The
atre. Next week Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, with n
highly powerful support, appears as Bob
Heres in Sheridan's dashing comedy of "Tho
Rivals"
FOrd'S Opera-HOuse.
Smith Mestayer's famous ''Tourist" COM
bination will be the attraction at Ford's Opera
House next week.
The Capital Theatre
has arranged for n grand Easter celebration,
and its management has engaged the finest
array Of variety talent known in our city for
several seasons.
The CircUs.
Forepaugh's grand and mammoth combina-
tion of circuSes and menageries opened yes
terday under acres of canvas to a large and
delighted audience. The programme is very
extensive, comprising scores of features never
before exhibited here or elswherc by any cir
Gus. II is the one circus which carries out to
the letter all of the attractions advertised, and
abstains entirely from all the shams INDUCED
in by so many other circuses.
The Guernsey-Listeman
Combination, which appears at Lincoln Hall
on next Monday night, promises to be. the
musical treat Of this season, and already the
sale of seats at Ellis points forcibly In that
direction. Every performer is an artist IN his
or her line, and the new face to us, Miss
Guernsey, in her roles is highly spoken of by
the New York press Procure your seats early