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FUTURES.

THR sales OF futures in this city were not large
to-day, but still there were fair transactions in
grain. 1t will b. seen from our reports below
that the sales, both iu New York and New Or
leans. were light and in Liverpool the market
was dull When the Grain and Produce and the
Cotton Exchanges in this city unite and get in
good working order, the future sales in Dallas
will attract attention both at home and abroad
Futures in New York opened steady, not mate.
rally changed from Saturdays quotations. The
sales were only sc o. 0 bales
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University Of Virginia.

The next session begins ON the list of October,
1882, and continues nine months
The institution IS organized in distinct Schools.
as originally planned for 1t by Thos Jefferson,
grouped under the Departments of Literature,
Science, Law Medicine Engineering, and Agri.
culture aud in charge Of the follow Ing Faculty
Prof Jas. l.. Cabell, Prof James +, Harrison.
Prof NJ, schele DeVere, Prof, John W, Mallet,
Prof John u, Minor, Prof, John r. Page Prof.
FrQncis II, smith, Prof, Noah X. Davis, Prof.
John Stage Davis, Prof. Thos. r. Price, Prof.
Geo, Fredk Holmes, Prof VIM. NJ. fontaine,
Prof Chas S. venable, Piof Francis Y. Dun.
nineton, Prof Stephen o. southall, Prof VIM.
NJ. Thornton. Prof VIM. u, Peters with nun.
Der of Assistant Instructors. The newly created
chair of Astronomy is to be filled In June Of this
year. .....,.l ..
The equipment of the University In buildings
and collections has been largely increaked OF
late years, and Is very extensive and complete,
Tho Astronomical Observatory, TO contain the
great telescope given by Mr.. Leander J. Nc.
Cormick, Is under construction,
The expenses OF the Student are moderate, and
q messing system has been established by which
comfort may be combined with special economy
In the cost OF living,
For catalogues, with detailed information,
apply to JAS. +. HARRISON, NJ. D.,
Chairman Of the Faculty
p o., University of Virginia, Albemarle Co., Va.
my2l. 2tawlm
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

Notice Is hereby given tina. the honorable
vene and sit as q hoard OF Equalization on tho
18th day Of June, 1850, (belnE the second Monday
In said MONTH. 10 receive all the assessment
lists Or books OF the County Assessor, for their
correction. equalization and ap-
iles and the said ASSESSOR vii DO settled.
Attest a HA Ir. County clsrk.
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COTTON.

Tnrin are no developments worthy Of notice
megtton The stock on hand In Liverpool ex'
SSeeds that OF last year by little less than a
hundred thousand bales, while tho American
supply Ia fully up 10 what II was at this time
hAt year. From present appearances there will
ne MI that Is required 10 supply tho demand un.
mmln VIII begin to be offered on the market nom
INC growing crops In the. extreme southern
t,at,s In August Prices are unchanged both IN
hapfopc and America, and the demand Is report.
ca light In this city there are no receipts and
our prices are nominal. with prospect OF re-
manning 60 for some time 10 come.
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The Liverpool cotton market to-day was
MN MN at previous prices, middlings ex;
ss snc 15.l6 The receipts werc
iaW bales Of which $3.50 were
HAnmsrlcan Tho sales were 900 OF which TO-.
w were American. and 1900 for expectation.
III, Lne market I'm New York opened quiet and
snenanoei. was without animation during the
SS ~ SlosIns quiet middllnss ia'<. Sales, q.
L<4<*
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sell abuse or trivaie Disease, send stamps for
CELEBRATED WORKS on Nervous and Sexual Dis.
eases. consultation pers lnally or by letter FRrR.
Consult the old doctor. Thousands cured Olllco
IN quiet private, respectable place, You sec no
one but the doctor. DR.. Clarke is tho only ply
stefan In the city who warrants cures or no pay.
Medicines sont everywhere Hours, a, IN. TO
p m, fr
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,

We Warrant SIX Boxes OF Dr \, q. VESTS
Nerve and Brain Treatment TO cure any
whatever nature, such az Nervous Head
ache, Mental Depression, Loss Of Memory
Spermatouhma and Involuntary Emissions
caused by oyerwork OF the brain, lf-abusc
each g. order, agreeing 10 rcfind the money
IL the treatment does not effect q cure In sig
months. Price, 81 per box six boxes for Is
sent prepaid by mail on receipt qf price. Guar
antecs issued by r. FREDERiCNsoN,- Whole
sale and Retail Druggist New Orleans. La Or
ders by mail at regular price.
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The New Orleans future market opened quiet
points under Saturdays close for August, and
closed steady at the opening figures. Sales
10 10n halps
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DR.. CLARKE
Nc no G phai ESTABLISHED 1851 Locust s.i 81.

ST. Louis. Is still treating all
Private, Neryous,C Chronic
and Special Diseases, spcr.
mrtorrhun. lMPOTkNCY,
Sexual lncapacliyl Female
Diseases, Irregularities, DIFF.
lcultles, etc, mr. Ladies'.
send IS cents I'm stamps) 10
pay express charges on n
valuable work." entitled
Diseases Of Women, ETC.
Work on CHRONIC DIsEAsrs
nua sinmp srIIs Nfqiifna ~
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Vn cotton from DallaSure as follows:
Per 100 Pound, pnr InA po
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Mother" Very true, and I believe they have
saved your llro. now confess that Dr. Dromsooe's
English Female nltiefU Is the nost wondsrful female
medicine and iron tonic ever knew, and that
BNey's Saline hpefisnt IA pleasant and sovereign
remedy for headache, constipation, acid stomach,
biliousness, etc, etc" Family NsdicAl Adviser
frss Address J. Dtomsoois Co., Louisyilie. NJ.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMRDYI

Is u neyer-taillng euro
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, sem
NAL Weakness, sper.
mat0rrhwA L. Os T.
MANHOOD, impo,ea-
cy, Paralysis, aud all
the terrible effects OF
Self Abuse, youthful
tollics, aud excuses In
malilrGf years. such as
Loss OF Memory, Las.
sitnde, Nocturnal Ennis
sion, Aversion 10 SOCie.
~, DlInness OF Vision,
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
The Evening Duilness'' Photo.
grapIEed By "a Master Hand
TIE EreaIaQ CFltlc:

To he Editor OF The EreaiHQ Critic:
About eight months ago l picked up THE
CRITIC and thought l discernel in Its style,
force and general makeup a marked contrast
to the vapid, non-committal and prosy kind Of
Journalism OF which our star is the sign aud
symbol. If the star ever entertained auy
settled or straightforward convictions on any
subject, II was never my happy lot to have
seen them enunciated in its columns. There
are two cardinal principles, however, which
constitute Its creed and 10 which 1t has adj
meekly bows at the feet of rising sun, but
has no use for or sympathy with one that is
going down, and the grace and alaci1ty with
which II can "Jump to and kick anything
descending, would do credit to an Arkansas
mule.
The ponderous productions which might be
termed "short political essays" which appear
from time TO time In its editorial column, are
marvelously ingenious and certainly entitle
the author 10 ''letters- patent" being self
adjustable, back and forward action and war
ranted 10 fit anybody and hurt nobody.
There are several monopolies In this city
grinding the face OF the poor, and yet the
great independent paper Is either as voice
less as the Sphynx, or damns the cause OF tho
people with faint praise. 1t has been my
good fortune, Mr.. CRITIC, TO have Travelled
somewhat In my time, and have learned tha.
attribute than to entertain II, and as you seem
10 be able to do both, shall continue to take
your paper and read something besides adyer-
ftsemcnis. i have no personal motives In
writing this, but the Star being, or rather pre-.
tending to be, public instructor, brings 1t
within the puryiew of legitimate criticism.
Yours, X.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
Howe VS.. James.
khO
Vipl Shurp rIprald

When the Star-Route frauds were first at
tackled by the Garfield Administration, great
fit of economy seized Postmaster General
james, and in his indiscriminate cutting off
routes, he suspended many very important
ones. Among these are river routes by the
YaZoo and Sunnower Rivers. When these
long-established, useful routes were cut Off,
we earnestly protested against the injustice,
and proved there was not the taint OF Star
Route about them. The people vainly peu-
toned that the service be retained, but Mr..
james was immovable.
The meter iiaying been fully presented to
Postmaster-General Howe by Senator George,
he has restored the service on both rivers
The old reliable p. Line steamers viii again
carry the United States mail TO every store
and landing on the Yazoo, Tallahatchie, and
Sunhower Rivers. This VIII be of inesti-
mnble advantage to the residents OF those
streams and beneflt 10 the trade of Vicks
burg. We wish the Postmaster-General to
know that the people fully appreciate this
act OF considerate Justice.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
What tte People Regret.
Chicago Tribune.

There was nothing IN his Sergeant Mason's)
trial to show that he had not been an hOnOra-
ble Rnd faithful soldier who mad served his
country ana done good service In war and
peace; and yet this courtmartial has dishOn-
orahly discharged him from the army, thereby
afnxing a stigma OF disgrace upon him; has
stripped him of all pay and allowances due to
or coming due to him, ana has sentenced him
10 eight years Of hard labor among the con
victs OF the Albany pcnitontiary, and for what?
For shooting at the miserable assassin, Gull
feau; for doing whit every other patriotic
man would like 10 have donei for doing what
would have been done by the people them
selves n the cOwardly assassin had not been
protected by police and soldiers from "a right
eous retribution. There was no regret that
the old soldier shot at him. but there was re-
gfet that he missed him.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
Let General Ayrcs Read This.

indianapolis Times
But the most outrageous feature of the
whole affair is the indecent haste with which
Mason was hand-cuffed and hurried off to the
Albany penitentiary after his conviction,
while his counsel was In the very act OF NOV
ing for writ of habeas corpus. Talk Of mill
tary law and disciplined Mason was an Amer
lean citizen before he was soldier, and his
rights as a citizen are OF more consequence
than military law. Tried by court.
martial for technical If not i'm
aginary offense; convicted out of
hand and sentenced to u terrible
punishment, he is torn from the presence of
his weeping wife and child, manacled like a
felon, and hurried off 10 prison, while his law
yer is applying for writ Of habeas corpus. 1t
. is simply an unmitigated outrage. The Presi-
dent should pardon Mason Immediately. He
has been more than sufficiently punished al
ready. Every day that he remains in the
Albany pententiary is repetition OF the out
rage and fresh insult TO the American peo-
pie, whose most cherished convictions are
trampled upon by this iagrant exercise OF
military tyranny.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
FOB SALE kND BENZ.
J.sUTPREN. II. NJ. ROGERS.
Reci Estate and Rental Department,

Reel Estate and Rental Department,
F STREET, 936 NORTHWEST.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
Houses and Rooms, furnished and unfurnlshed, Of
REA l. ESTATE OUR SPECIALITY.
FOR SALE
HOUSES WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
No. 1914 10Th ST. n. W., 1O-rOOm House.
NO. 1916 1bth st. n. W., 10-room House.
No. l6ls 18th 81. n. W., llroom House, corner Cor
s-room House on street, 5000.
7-room House on street. s2,750.
New House and 1900 feet for sale for $500.
Nos lOS, 1105 1l07, lo9, I'LL and ill3R ST. n.w nice
nice Groom, two-story House, modern improve
ments V ST.. bet. 1lth and 18th, pressed brick
e.. iont, nice parking &c 1000.
Six Beautiful Lots on NJ street, west of Connect
icut avenue, q feet EACH at 65 cents.
Three Building Lots near 10th and + SITS. n. W., at
70 cents; 20xSi.
Also ten Beautiful Building Lots in Georgetown,
overlooking Washington city, on street.
Nice Groom Brick House, on 9th ST., bet. o and p,
for $500.
Nice s-story Brick House, . rooms, modern inn
provements, with 2-story brick Stable, No.
i30 1lth ST. s. e., price o. 500. ..
72l 18th ST. W. House and Lot 29is by 100 feet at
5000; terms to suit.
Very fine Farm, about miles from city, under
good cultivation.
Also other farms and lands.
WANTED
Houses, Lots and Farms to sell.
Also Houses and Rooms to Rent
FOR RENT
FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED ROOMS
Elegant Double Parors, near Capitol.
2lls G ST. n. W., nice rooms.
N23 9th st. n. W.. nice rooms.
$40 st. n. W., nice rooms.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
Usunuers Long Drawn out ,Agony.

There is something comical and still pa
thetic In the eagefness OF Mr.. Tilden's friends
10 have that ancient suit for tax arrears de-
ctded. Old yulpes feels that II Will not do to
go into another Presidential contest or face
another convention with that case hanging
over him. The perpetual candidate will not
DC frauned. II Is not the pecuniary damage
winch tne republicans are after, we must ad-
NIT IL IL another sort OF damage. Therefore,
they are going 70 defer proceedings as long as
possible, knowing that they have a good thing.
But an occasional wall from Usufruct tolls now
much he suffers.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21

Yesterdays proceedings in the House
of Representatives gave another proof, if
one was needed, of the necessity that ex-
lists to amend the rules. So long as a
minority can successfully obstruct legisla-
.jority is responsible to the country, and if
it legislates badly, there has never been a
failure upon the part of the people to vim
dicate their power. The minority should
be protected, but the majority has rights
which, under the present rules, it cannot
exercise.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
A Successor to Father Boyle.
Baltimore sun.

IL IL stated ON good authority that tue report
thai Rev. james h. Maekin, assistant pastor ol
st. Martins Catholic Church, this city, would
succeed the late Rev. Francis L. Boyle, OF 81
Matthews . Church, Washington, d. O., who
died ON Tuesday last, Is Without foundation
The appointment has not yet been decide
upon, but win probably be given 10 some oldei
clergy man than Rev. Mr.. Maekin. The repor
Originated in Washington, where Mr.. MacSii
Is very popular. Several Baltimore clergy
men have been spoken OF IN connection wltl
the YacancY.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
Patriots" Worried about the
whisky Tax.
Pottsville Chronicle.

Speer, Of Georgia, ON the morning after tho
Republican caucus, sat down ON the proposition
TO reduce the internal revenue taxes, aud was
charged by one OF his Republican colleagues
with being very thoughtfui. "Yes," responded
Mr.. Speer, ''the action OF tho Republican
caucus last night Will make any patriot
nieltn
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21

THE legislature of the District of Col
umbia is a riotous and disorderly body,
which refuses to transact business properly,
and it is matter of great regret that the
terms of service of the members have been
fixed by law so that the people of the Dis
trict represented by these riotous, dis
orderly, and neglectful public servants can
not be held to account by their con
stituents in the District.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
Capitol Notes.

With reference to the statement that
n minority report would be submitted by
Messrs. Cox and Springer concerning the Gar
held expenses, Mr.. Cox said yesterday that
he knew nothing whatever Of such a report.
He had been out OF the city for some days and
the framing OF report OF that kind, II IL
had been done, had been conducted without
his knowledge or sanction.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
a Consisieut Man.
nal sprlngs sentinel-slar.


We learn that a stranger died at one OF our
hotels yesterday OF consumption. His medical
man advised hlm not 10 bathe, and TO Quit the
use of tobacco; also instrueting him 20 drink
whisky. He said he came here 90 bathe and
was going TO do Il; he always smoked and
would not stop It, and he neyeI had touched
whisky, and would not comm8Ace II. AS a
died.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
star sIeahoa Of travelling.

This season Booth and Patti, whom travel
ing, have each had special car, but a plain
one as 70 exteriors, though the interiors were
in each instance handsomely and c5nge-
nientl3 arranged as a dwelling place. Next
fall iOlta, Maggie Mitchell, Mary Anderson
and several other stars Will travel IN tho Same
Comfortably manner Except Ia tho largest
cities, they VIII eat as well as sleep Ia thelr
ears.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
An Americas Premier, Wanted.

II is one OF the things that makes England
admired, that citizen Of the bloody flag OF st.
George, be he In Kamtchatka or Timbuctoo,
Is respected, or II he is right or wrong, he Is
vindicated by fleets and armies, as the world
has seen dozens OF times within generation.
An American has bought his birthright no less
dearly than the Briton.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21

Mr.. LApD, the Greenback Member from
Maine, has introduced resolution in the
House to prevent contraction of the cur
rency. If he can prevent the contraction
in individual cases, the newspaper frater-
nityswill rise up aud call him blessed. -
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21

News must be exceedingly scarce in Eu-
rope when the cable tells of toast given
by French Radical to the Russian En-
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
FOR SALE-EouseS.

sfe-eN~NNNNN NNNNeNNNNNNo04N-NN
EOR SALE CHEAP-rHE FINE CORNER
n dwelling suitable for a store and dwelling.
southwest corner Twelfth street and Park Place
northeast has cellar stable, rooms hall, gas,
bathroom, Nc.. newly papered and painted; one
block north of Lincoln Park and three blocks
from East Capitol street cars; terms. SO cash and
$40 monthly until paid. ]. W. STAIR, 1922 New
York avenue. mr20-l2t
INOR SALE ECHEAP-TEEMS, $50 CASH AND
Il sl2 monthly; new Groom houses with water
In kitchen, gas and sewerage, 1923 Park Place
northeast immediate possession; three blocks
from East Capitol street cars. J. w. STARR,
1920 New York avenue. mr2010t
IvOR SA LIE ECHEAP-TERMS, $50 CASH AND
II s15 monthly; new Groom houses, with bath
rooms, hall, yards, &c, i'm good condition, Nos.
11l7 and lll9 Park Place northeast one square
north of Lincoln Park and three squares from
East Capitol street ears; keys at Ills. ]. w.
STARR, 1920 New York avenue mr2O-i2t
ENOR SALE-CHEAP-SMAL HOUSE, No.
II 2l1S 10th st. n. W.. paying II per cent. inter-
est, taxes and Insurance. Inquire 1910 9th st. n.
", mr2iL3t% =
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
"DoubtfuIIy Uneertain.r
Posi-Dispaicll


Tho report that Alex. II. Stephens Is deter
mined 10 retire from public life is entitled 10
no more credence than The report which has
been in circulation for the last thirty years
mat Mr.. stephens had made up his mind to
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
He won't Bare.
Atlanta G, nslitutlon.

Atlanta "a Institution.
Sergeant Mason viii become famous as a
phrase-maker. "Guiteau President" Is good
most excellent good. The phrase, however,
VIII keep the Sergeant in jail until his torn
expires.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21

THE Tariff Commission bill is being dis
cussed in the Senate and has secured day
in the House.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
FOR SALE-Lots.

IIoR sALE-oN FOLLOWING TERMS: $40
II cash and s. monthly; twenty beautiful
building lots, at $50 each, situated on Eleventh
street, between and G streets, and ON @ street
northeast one block north of Lincoln Park and
three blocks from East Capitol street cars; lots on
grade; water, gas and sewerage. ]. W. STARR.
1929 New York avenue mr20 i'm
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
John A. Logan's Realm rnyaaea.

Mr.. Frellnghuysen's dispatch 10 England
cODgratulating the Queen must make John A
logan tremble for his supremacy as a.nnihi
lator OF the language.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
FOR RENT-tarms.

L,OR RENT-TWo PLACES OF SEVENTEEN
- acres each, at Falls Church, Va; one house
and one 10 rs; barns, good water, choice fruit,
l3uUP ia. ave. mr712tA
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21

THE Partisan Gaslight Company, which
has twenty eight gas works, is monopoly.
1t pays the city taxes to the amount of
from s1,50O,000 to 100000 per annum.
Under its charter, after dividends to the
amount of ten per cent. per annum are paid
to the stockholders, the surplus is divided
between the city and the stock holders The
capital stock of the company is $24S0O,Oo0,
and after ten per cent that is, S2,4S0,0oo,
was paid to the stockholders, an extra div
idend of So, 100000 was declared, of which
half, $1,900,o00 went each to the city aud
the stockholders. 1t will be seen that the
stockholders received altogether $3.50 900,
or nearly eighteen per cent, and the city
1890, 900, half of the extra dividend, and
$1,700,000 taxes, a total of $3,6o000o. And
yet, with coal as high, gas is cheaper in
Paris than in Washington.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21

IF EACH business man of the District
will invest ten cents in the purchase of the
Congressional Record issued this morning
he can see who it is that proposes to allow
merchants residing elsewhere to do busi-
ness here without paying tax, while those
here are heavily taxed. The business men
can see who arc their friends here by cx-
amining the files of THE CRITIC and con-
trasting its views with these from the Post:
The commercial travellers have some rights
and there are men on the floor of the House
who have the boldness to oppose gag rule
measure when IL is directed against this hard
working class of business men. Mr.. Cox, of
York, was their champion yesterday.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21

Canvas shoes are imported for summer.
Cars-eye stones are considered lucky jewels
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21

wv ANTED--BY A COLORED BOY, A SIT
w uation as servant for Doctor or in a grocery
store, where he could make himself useful. Ad-
dress Boy, cor, I'D and + sts., n @. cor. mrlS
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21

w ANTED-TO RENT-A NEAT LITTLE
w cottage for two, centrally located II. W. or
-on car line. Address Quiet, Critic office mr2)St%
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21

wv WANTED-FoRTY GALLONS DAILY
w first-class milk; good price paid. Call or
address Scituate Dairy, cor ID and II SITS. n. W.
nlroO.3tA
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
WAHTED-Stgations-Maie

WV ANTED-A YOUTH OF SIXTEEN
w would like to obtain q situation in store
or office willing to work for small wages at first.
Address Veto, Critic Office. mr2i
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21

=" ANTED-A SOBER, RELIABLE COM
w, postor, desires permanent situation;
would prefer working upon newspaper III pos
sible references given If required. Address j.,
Critic Office mrl1
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
RAETED-MsceNnneous

wv ANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN,
w one large or two small rooms Address G..
ii. Shoutiss, ZIG 10th st. n. W. mr2l-3tk