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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-08-24
The Great English Remedy

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cure for kervou
Debility, Exhaus-
ted Vitality, SEM
j n . | Weakness.
L st Manhood,
Impotency. Pros
tatorrhea, Paraly-
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Self Abuse, youth
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Nj C0RSETS.-We now show the
largest stock In this city:
WARMERS and MADAM MOODY'S ABDOMI-
NAL. EVERLASTING, THE GREAT BAM-
BOO, WARMERS HEALTH, COMMON
SENSE J00-BONE, 550-BONE, O0.BONE,
PATENT MEDICAL. THE PARIS, NORMA,
BANNER, VICTORY, MONOGRAM, GOOD
LUCK, ,FLEXIBLE-HlP. CAROLINE, MAG
NOLIA. SARATOGIAN, DIAGRAPHIC,
CONTINENTAL, FATIGUE, EVANGE-
LINE, BON TON. ZEPHYR, MINERVA,
HELER'S BABY-N URSIN &, TH0MP-
SONS GLOVE-FITTING, and PATENT RO-
MAN CORSETS;
Also, SHOULDER-BRACES;
For CORSETS of all sizes and color'. at the low
est prices, go TO
Up3 LEVY, DAVIS & BRAKES.
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CANCER.
The development Of the treatment of Cancer
with Swift's Specific seem. so wonderful that all
So afflicted should write u.s.
CANCER FOR FOURTEEN YEARS.
sPARTASBURG, s. C., March II, 1884.
have for fourteen years been sufferer from
a running sore on my face that everybody called
CANCER. I have used over $500 worth of medi-
cine and found no relief. About Tour months ago
bought one bottle Of Swits Specihc from DIR. ii.
y. Heinitsh, and since have bought five others,
have taken IL, and they have CURED NE sound and
WE'LL Ny face Is as free from sore as anybOdy's,
and my health Is perfectly restored. i feel Ike
forty years had been lifted of my head.
Yours Thankfully, ELIZA TINsLEY.
Mr.. B. 4. Burns, Hope, Ark, says, under date OF
January 22, 1884: II have taken five bottles OF
Swift's Specific for n sore on my temple-said TO
be a cancer. | have been wonderfully benefited
and Will soon be we'll man."
Mr. W. .R. Robson, Daylsboro', Ga, writes, I'M
der date January 8, 1884 " am getting on fine
ly, the nicer IL gradually healing. / feel that
Swlfts specifc W II cure the horrible cancer which
has been feeding ON me for over twenty years"
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlantis, Ga.
New York Office, l59 west Twenty-third street,
between sixth and seyeath avenues ap13-2t
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PIANOS. ORGANS. Sc.

THOMAS J. sTARKE & SONS. n1g4U
3IS BROAD srRxkr, RICHMOND, VA,
have added to their BOoK AND STATIONERY
BUSINESS select ASSORTMENT of
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
70 which they invite attention ESPECIALLY thels
PIANosj. Assuring those Ia
waat OF good instruments al reasonable price
that IL will be 70 their Interest ~ see our stock
before purchasing. Our motto Is; Quick ssles
small proats, and nrss class Instruments.
sp i3-eoi
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CARDozo & CO.,
Successors TO CARDoSo, ALsor, MoSBY & COZ
1905 MAIN STREET.

Since our clOsng-out sale in January and Feb
ruary we have been able to replace our stock to
great advantage, general decline In all kinds Of
Dry Goods having taken place. and the genera.
depression Ia New York has still more reduced
values.
Having NEW stock 20 buy, We were just I'm the
condition 10 avail ourselves of the favorable turn
In the market. To-day we are Offering goods
CHEAPER than any other house In The State We
name some REAL BARGAINS:
BLACK SILKS at soc. 90c., 81, S1.05, Sl.20,
sl.25. aud up to S2.5O-prces never yet
reached.
HOUSR-FURNIsHING GOODS,
sucn as TABLE DAMASK. NAPKINS, TOWELS,
LINEN and COTTON SHEETlNGS, ETC., at
greater bargains than ever offered;
500 dozen TOWELSat $3.50 and $2-a great job.
IN WHITE GOODS
We are Offering many inducements.
CHECKED MUSLIN, s, 10, II. aud l24c.-
splendid value
OUR DRESS-GOODS DEPARTMENT
is complete Ia every respect. New goods in all
the new shades and designs from q g.. To sl.50.
OUR BLACK.GOODs DEPARTMENT
has long been specially, and this season we have
added all the noveltle in the American and Euro
pean markets.
We have added u new feature 10 our business
this seasOn-nanely,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT,
nnder the management Of ladies OF experience
and taste. Particular attention paid to the max
Ing OF any pattern and material, and the best
workmanship guaranteed.
CURTAINS.
We have the handsomest selection OF CUR
TAINS we have ever eXbibited-beautifni In de-
Sign of superior quality, and at very low prices.
Just received. an elegant assortment sf
BEADED NETS, LACES. and GlMPS; also,
A fine aud full stock Of GENTLEMEN'S CRA-
WATTS, UNDERWFAR, and HOSIERY.
nm I3-Sn. PuSF CARD0Z0 co.
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wv ## 4 IL / IL { 4Eas$$S 5 f. f. 81 +

All values named heretofore will be repeated
mense sales OF last week, assumes this sale
uutho
AMERICAN BLACK SILKS are without colored
at Soc. at that price we have q splendid
GRAIN BLACK SILK, which we are
The sales Of our LYONS GoLD-AND.RED-BuR
mensc In the last weeks. Such value In rella
ferent grades-from 9Oc. to
Quality X-agents' price, 90s.; our price, 69c.
Quality XX-agents' price, 81; our price, 77c.
Quality xxx agents price, s1.15; our price, s9c.
Quality XXXX-agcnts' price, 1925; our price,
o6c
Quslity L-sgents' price, $3.50; our price, sl.09.
Quality LX-agents' price, s1.75; our price,
Sl.27.
The finer grades At like differences This brand Of
on the market for twenty years, and Its reputa
factured in tho FIRST factories of Lyons,
ture is % make II Of such weight as
WHO CAN MATCH THE
Al 90c., n 24.ineh ALL-sILK SURAH, retails
SATIN RHADAMA at Csc, retails regularly at
that cost US SIC, aud that reiaiis regularly for
20 pieces CHANGEABLE HAIR-LINE SUM
cial offerings in BLACK and WHITE HAIR
CHANGEABLE CHECK SUMMER SILKS at
Checks and Stripes, the very best grade goods, at
GIRAUD's soLID-COLOR GROS-GRAIN
goods. In a better offer any color BONNET'S
valued and always sold AT 50. Something new in
shade, both light and dark, of ALL-slLK MORE
Of suy fabric-SILK, SATINS, OTTOMAN,
ment. These are but quot iions of our last weeks
values will be repeated, which would be too
We have an elegant design OF an EASTER PLA
Call and re
JULIUS MEYER & son, SIX
EASTER OFFERINGS IN DRESS GOODS.
EST Z
MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY
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We will offer on MONDAY and during the week
some extraordinary bargains In NEW AND DE-
SIRABLB DRESS GOODS:
DRFSS GOODS in Plaids Cheeks, Plain, and
Changeabe, In all the new shades;
TOII4E DU NORDS at l2Hc.-price elsewhere
l5c.;
LARGE PLAID GlNGHAMS at q aud 12Kc';
44-INCH COLORED WOOL CASllMERES at
30c.-new shades-regular price Doe;
SPRING AND SUMMER SILKS, I'm Checks aud
Stripes-a new lot just receiyed-at 40, 30, and
60c.-thesse goods are very cheap;
BLACK SILKS, from the recent large sale in
New York, at much less less than they cost To
import;
A GOOD BLACK SILK. GROS GRAIN, good
lustre, at 62kc. per yard-has been selling for
81; -
BLACK sURAHS and RHADAMAS very cheap;
COLORED SILKS, in all the new spring shades,
at 55, 65, and 75c.
Our BLACK-GOODS DEPARTMENT is larger
than ever: -
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE, good quality,
at 37Hc.-selling as Il bargain elsewhere at
SOC;
wAMsUTTA UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT at 65c.-
regular price 81. - ....
an I3-Su,Tu&F 1927 Broad street.
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sss.sy T.. ySg0GE 81 e. Ern
ssss Z COO ILL ERH
gBB RRR 90 rTTTH HEEE RRR .sss
BR RQ Q T HE
B 70 o 7 4 He RsSss~.
BARGAINS FOR THE MILLION IN NEW
SPRING DRY GOODS.
DEPARTMENTS FULL TO ovERFLowINGi !
SURPRISING BARGAINS IN
ALL OF THEM.

Such Is the report we are called upon 10 make to-
day. Only by visit can you realize Just what
this means.
Our DREss.GOODS DEPARTMENT was never
more extensive and varied than now;
SPRING PLAIDs and COMBINATION SUIT
INGs In endless variety, OF latest designs and
colorings, at very low price;
SUMMER SILKS from 37c. to 9oc.;
The best BLACK SILK in the city forsl;
BLACK satin PARAsOLs, lined In all shades,
asl.75;
The largest assortment Of LACES In the city
comprising the latest novelties;
Having purchased at half price the whole stock OF
the New York Hosiery Company, we will offer
next week 240 dozen HOSE aud HALF-HOsE
from 1Oc. TO 5Oc.
CHINA MATTINGS-Just received cargo,
which we offer at less than import prices;
CASHMERE for boys and genilemens wear from
40c. to S1.5o per yard
LADIES' UNDERWEAR-We have now on hand
the largest stock Of UNDERWEAR in the city
at prices which defy competition.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
ap l3-Su,W&F 31l Broad street.
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4 ~ At11L / / kLrL Z EEr ! Ss4Sss 9 5oG 90 90 .


DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Trimmings are very much the style this SEASON.
We have the newest patterns of BEADED
GINPS PAssAMENTERIEs, FRiNGEs,
LACES, and ORNAMENTS.
We are gIyl0g this department special attention
this spring.
PARAsOLS.-Latest designs, varied eoloriDgs,
good qualities, and CHEAP PBICES. Closing
some of last seasons stocks at FIFTY CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR.
FANS, FANS, FANS.-In high-srt designs we
have surpassed our efforts Of last season In The
selection of this stock. We offer now II beautiful
EVENING FAN for 90 and zoe. making the
show Of those twice the price.
HoIsERY.-CHILDs RIBBED HOsE, s9c.
LADIES' BALBRIGGAN, 25e.; SOLID HOSE,
25 TO 50c.; GENTLEMEN'S HALF-H0sE,
striped and Solid 25c.; SILK HOSIERY for
ladies and children; Isle HOSIERY for ladies'
gentlemen, and children.
ALLEY & co.
BONs, RIBBONS. RIBBONS, RIBBONS.
will be very apt to please yon both in QUALITY
ON RIBBONS.
LRY, JEwELRY, JEwELRY, JEWELRY.
cy dazzling the diamond, There Is a demand for
shore and springs season advances We
this demand.
CUFF-BUTTONs, BLACK JEwELRY, GAR
&C., &c.
ants, showing thai through the entire stock isour
your advantage 10 deal with US
as fOll0ws-yix.:
SHOPPING BAGS, Soc;
L&DIEs; 66tuDE COLLARS. 2se.;
LADIES' DUDE CRANATS, 40c.;
LADIES' BUsTLES. 60c.;
LADIES JERSEYS. s1.23;
CHILDREN'S JERSEYS, sl26;
CREPE-LISSE RUFFLINGS, all grade;
CHlLDREN's LACE COLLARS. 25c..
LACE CURTAINS;
CURTAIN NETS;
SCISSORS, all prices;
BANG NETS, De-;
EMBROIDERY SINS, lie. n ioSsn:
TELLING SILKS, soc. dozen:
ZEPHYR WORSTEDS.
No. 309 EAST BROAD STREET.
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SPRING OPENING
At LEVI HEXTER'S.

After giving our most careful attention In select
| ing our spring stock, we are now ready to offer
| UNAPPROACilABLE BARGAINS
in every department.
Our STRIPED and CHECK SUMMER SILKS at
As and 50c. take the lead.
NUNS YELLING at 20 and 25c. In every shade.
PLAIN and FANCY DRESS-GO0DS from l0c.
per yard up, in all the new effects.
Our famous brands In BLACK CASHMERES and
other BLACK DRESs-GOODS stand ahead Of
all.
LADIES' AND CIIILDREN'S HOSIERY.
Ladies' WHITE and COLORED HOSE at &C.;
HEAVY MOURNING HOSE at 1cc.;
BLACK and colored DERBY RIBBED HOSE at
l5c.;
FILL REGULAR-MADE BLACK HOSE, 25c.;
ron e,vIes of REGULAR-MADE PLAIN and
FANCY at 25e.;
A full line OF SILK, Isle, aud BALBRlGGAN
atextremely low prices;
All the latest novelties in MISSES HOSIERY,
ranging IN price from to zoe. per pair
Fifty dozen GENTLE LEMEN'S SUMMER MERlN0
UNDERSHIRTS, slightly damaged, at 2oc.;
full line Of REINFORCED LlNEN-BOsoM
SHIRTS tperfect fitD at 5Oc.;
Also the celebrated PEARL SHIRTS atsl'
In KID GLOVES our GOLD MEDAL, In black
and colored, at 81. is the best IN fit and nnestin
quality Ia the city;
We also sell aTHREE-BUTT0N REAL KID In
black and spring shades at 50c,;
Fifty dozen THREE-BUTT0N KIDS, In hght'
dark, aad black, at SIC.
One hundred pieces L0NSDALE COTIoN at
7ysc.; all popular brands Of COTTON sold al
agents prices
JERSEYS! JERSEYS! JERSEYS!
We have in stock for Ladies and Misses every
size In cream, light, and nayy-blue' garnet
cardinal, black, and brown, ut extremely 10"
prices.
PARAsoLsi PARAsoLsl PARAsoLsi
In this line Of goods we are enabled 10 snow every
nobby style, made ut astonishingly 10" prees'
soliciting an early inspection at
LEVI HEXTEH'S,
.na.su.TuATh No. 307 Brosd street.
DooK AND JOB WORK
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MATTINGS. MATTINGs. MATTINGs.

MATTINGS, .MATTiNGS, MATTlNGS.
Special offering for this week or an entire cargo
Just landed-NEW GOODS at panic prices:
200 pieces WHITE MATTINGS al l2Is. 10, IL,
aud 20c.-cost double the money to land;
1870 pieces CHECK MATTINGs at 1f., l6,
1S. 20. and 25c.;
800 pieces FANCY MATTINGSat Ia. II, 10. 20.
2l, 20, 80. and 40c. These figures are about
one half of last years prices.
We are closing out our stock of CARPETS and
RUGS ~ much leSs than cost
FLOOR OlL-CLOTIIS at 80, So. aud ace, In all
widths. Call early for bargains
PARAS0LS. PARASOLS, PARASOLS.
We have Just received our new stock Of PARA
SOILS, and can Sffer all the new styles at much
ess than former prices. PARASOLS from 20c.
10 $40.
our stock Is complete in all branches'Iand to
enumerate each article would require all the space
In the Dispatch All we ask is a call, and youwill
be convinced that onr prices are the lowest and
our stock the most complete in the city.
d. & L. MITT TFLDORFER.
527 Broad street.
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CARNIVAL OF AUTHORS.

CARNIVAL OF AUTHORS.
ARMORY HALL-AP
GRAND SPECTACULAR, MUSICAL. LITERA
400 PERSONS IN COSTUME. 400
a S400 FISHER
3 GRAND PRIZES , A 5000 MASON
AN $50 D0MES
FULL BRASS BAND
A GRAND PROGRAMME
GRAND MARCH OF ALL -CtIl
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winch, augmented Dy the late arrivals ana the I'M
Of such proportions rs at the beginning was
uSht Of.
selyedges, and the kind that are generally sold
quality and good weight BoNNET's GRos-
positive cannot be matched for the price.
DER BLACK SILKS have been something i'm
bic goods is seldom given. II IS in ffteen diff
50. Our prices on them are:
Quality LXX--sgents' price, 50; our price,
1874.
Quality LXXX-ag, nts' price, 1925; our price,
s1A3.
Quality LXXXX-agents' price, $3.50; our pnce,
sl.52.
Quality XL-agents' price, S2.75; our price,
Sl.63.
Silks-the GOlD-AND. RED BORDER-has been
tion as Dress SILK is unrlvalled II is manu-
France, and great point in its manufac-
Will give II the greatest durability.
Sc MATCHLESS PRICES.
regularly for 1925; an elegant quality BLACK
sl 262 yards OF BLACK SATIN RHADAAiA
Sl.35, which we will sell at Soc. at 40c. we have
MER SILKS that retail regularly for 75c. Espe-
LINE and CHECK SUMNER sILKS-the Toe.
55c.; II pieces SUMNER SILK, including
62c.; at 79c. entire line Of ten different coiors
SILKS that We guarantee to be the regular 81
SOLID COLOR GROS-GRAIN SILKS at sI.23,
CHANGEABLE SURAHS at 90. Almost any
at $50, valued at 75c. In EVENING SHADES
BROCADES, &C.-we have an immense assort-
arrivals, and remember. too, that all last weeks
voluIninous TO republish.
QUE, which will b0 distributed on Easter Monday.
ceive one.
TIL AND BROAD STREETS.
THE NEWEST DESIGNS AT THE LOW
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"THE COURT MINUET," AS DANCED IN
l. TIMES.
Seats, 81. Can be secured at G. IF. JohnstOu's
Main street
sharp. FloOr-marshals will meet at the same hour
must report 10 BoOth-Managers at once, who wall
ap 13-lt
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THE PERFORMANCE TO COMCLUDT WITH
COL0EIA
Admission. Sec; Gallery Seats, 75c. Reserved
Music store. 81
All characters must be present at 8 O'Clock
for badges. After the Grand March characters
prepare for their scenes.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT. STORE No. lIi0E>
y Msin stre,t. now occupied by Hc~r.. J. Dy
u. Cook < ca. Pos e-ii0n tO lc given l,t Aiay
next. ARMY to FRED. BRAUfR.
ap l3 itz No. l0 Laurel street
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TIE GLOBE TEA AND C0FFEE.PACkER
No 523 BROAD STREET,
RIOIINoND. VA

Price: I per can; SIX cans cans @ tor 30. 10 twelve
five cans for $50. send IN yOur orders early.
This paper will publish from day ID day par
tial list Of those who find valuable presents in
their cans Of tea and coffee.
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. JEwELRY
DIAMOND RINGS, PINS,
SILVER WARE, ETC.

THE GLOBE TEA AND COFFEE-PACE-
Frs Of New York have leased Store No. 523
Broad street. Richmond, Va, for The purpose uf
selling their TEAS AMI COFFEES, aud take this
method 10 advertise their 81 lPEhiOR GOODS ~
giving tO every purchaser
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Orders by mai. accompanied by cash or post
Office order are selected by disinterestCd parties
and forwarded 10 al parts of the United static.
The National tribune., 1884-04-10
THE OLD WORLD.
Something About What is Going On in Other Lands
Than Ours.

The remains of the Duke of Albany arrived
at Portsmouth, England, on the 4th inst. The
landing was attended with much pomp and
ceremony. The Prince of Wales, the Crown
Prince Frederick William of Prussia. Prince
Waldeck- Pyrmont, father of the duchess
Prince Christian, the Duke of Cambridge, and
the Marquis of Lorne escorted the body to
Windsor, where it was received at the station
by the Queen and the PrineesseS Christina and
Beatrice. The body was borne to Windsor castle
from the railway station upon gun carriage
drawn by eight horses. A long procession fol-
lowed. The Queen occupied a carriage drawn
by four horses. The Prince of Wales and the
others were on foot. The Dean of Windsor
awaited the procession at the entrance of the
memorial chapel The chapel was draped in
black, relieved by wreaths of flowers. Con-
spicuons among these was one from the ex- En-
press Eugene. The Seaforth Highlanders
placed the coffin In the middle of the chapel.
Funeral services were held in the chapel on
Friday and Saturday.-The British cabinet
have decided against formally establishing a
protectorate over Egypt The London Pail
MAI Gazette says that Egyptian affairs are
| drifting through anarchy to annexation or
war.--Mary Anderson denies that the recent
reports of her engagement TO various English
men of note have been circulated by her
agents for advertising purposes. She says the
gossip is malicious.--Advices from Egypt ara
that Nuba Pasha threatens to resign the
Presidency of thecouncil of ministers on account
of discord with the English officials in Cairo.
The officials and heads of departments in Egypt
threaten to resign on account of the uncertainty
| of English policy in regard to both Egyptian
| financial affairs and the Soudan question.
| Nothing has been heard from Gen. Gordon in
a fortnight-A French newspaper says that
no satisfaction is possible for France without
| the payment by China of a war idemnity.-
| Miss Ely Goddard, of New York was married
| in Paris on Saturday to Prince Poniatowski.-
Edmund Yates, editor Of the London Horld,
! has been condemned to four months in prison
| for libeling the Earl of Lonsdale.-The Parnell
branch of the Irish National League has passed a
resolution condemning Michael Davitt's action
| in inviting Henry George to lecture in Dublin.
Emperor William is confined to his room
/ by indisposition.
The National tribune., 1884-04-10
Southern Cotton FACTORS, Convention.

meeting of the owners OF Southern cotton
mills was held al Augusta Ga, on the I'd inst,
for the purpose Of discussing the question Of
the supply Of and demand for cotton goods,
mills which employ 10000 spindles, over 5000
looms. and in which capital OF about So, 900 900
is invested being represented. An organiza-
fion was effected 10 be known rs the Southern
and Western Manufacturers Association. In
view of the short cotton crop of last year a
resolution was adopted stating it to be the
unanimous sense of the meeting that the pro-
daction OF yarns and cloth be curtailed for the
present and committee Of fifteen was formed
with instructions to formulate plan for re-
ducing the production of yarns and cloth The
convention then adjourned subject to the call
of the committee.
The National tribune., 1884-04-10

Florida, Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana, Texas
Arkansas, Tennessee, Arizona and New Mexico,
and to Nashville, Tenn. The lines of the CON-
pany of the Northwest are to run from New
York to Detroit, Mich, and thence to Denver,
Colo.
The injunction recently obtained by the
Western Union Telegraph Company, restrain
ing the National Telegraph Company, owned
by the Baltimore and Ohio Company, from
using the West Shore and nickel-plate wires
having been dissolved by Judge Wallace of
the United States Court, the National Company
on the same afternoon issued orders to have
operations begun at once The Offices at all
points on the line will be opened Immediately.
The Sd inst. was the last day for the payment
of the tax on whisky made in March, 1881. The
receipts in the collectors Office at Louisville,
KY, amounted to SLOT $50, not intending the
collection at two other offices In the district.
Expectation permits for the removal of 1888
barrels of whisky were also granted. Applica-
tons for about twice this number of permits
have been made.
|. Letters from Captain Eads, now in London,
give assurance that there is good prospect of
securing the steamer Great Eastern to take to
New Orleans the European exhibits for the
exposition there. The steamer will be used
while at New Orleans during the exposition as
a hotel, and when the exposition closes will
carry return cargo to England.
John Mcdowell, president of the Wool
Growers Association of Pennsylvania has called
a mass convention, to meet in Pittsburg April
18th and 18th, to discuss questions affecting the
trade and to appoint delegates to the national
convention, to be held at Chicago next month.
tremendous gas well was struck on the
morning of the Sd inst on the Emory farm in
Washington county. Pa, at a depth of 1,240
feet The well is owned by party of Pitts
burg capitalists.
The general manager of the Mexican Central
Railroad at the City of Mexico, telegraphed on
the 7th inst. that the road will be opened April
10th for business.