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JL JDl Tl V1 > J jtlJUL-ti. JLf.fllJ.XlJL JUTJuJJLJ. II .a THE DAILY EE CM AHA PUBLISHING CO. , PROPRIETORS. CIO Furnham. bat Oth nd 10th 8tre U. TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION. Oaa copy 1 ycrln dv ncopostf ( MtlO.OC ) 0 monini 6.0C month S.OC RAILWAY TIME TABLE. CBICAOO , rr. nvL , Mrxxmroua AMI OMAHA RAILROAD. Otnurin raifenRer No. 8 , 8M : . m. Ac- tirnoil < itl&n No. 4 , 1:0 : tp.ra Atrhe OmrJift fiwecnttcr No. 1,6:20 : p.m. la c t ir a : dntlon Nn. 8 , 10 : W a. m. t\\fV \ OXAIIA HAKT 01 KOtnll tCCKD. 0. , D. & V. 7:40 : . tn. StO : p. m. 0. ft X. W. , 7:40 : , m. 3:40 : p. m. c. , R. I. & p. , 7io . m. 3:40 : n. m. E , C.Bt. J. & C. B. , leaves M f W . m. Hid 7MS m. Arrives at St. LouU t 6:30 : at. m. n J 6:62 : m. m.W. , St. Il P.leaT l l8 . m. and S:10p. : Arrhm Et. Louie t 0:10 : ft. tn. ami 7:80 : m _ WMt OB 80U1UW WitS , C , t tl. In Nob. , Throtuth Hitirws , 8 ! " . n > . B. h II. Lincoln KxirM | 6:20 : p. m. U P. Omhnd r profo , 17:15 p. m. O , li R. V. ( or Llnroln , 11:46 : ft. m. O. & tl V. ( or OftccoU , U:40 n. m. U. I > ( reliilit No. 6. 6:30 : o. in. 0. P I refill No. 0 , 8:20 a. tn. U. I' , frclpht No. 13 , 2:80 : p. m. U. P. freight No , 7 , 6:10 : p. m. emigrant. . r. Uonicr DXIITO-W , 7:35 p. la. O. P. Irclrbt Nn 11 , 11:30 : p. m. C , F. Denver freight , 8:25 p. tu. Aft&lVING raDM IA1T AtD ! K > UTtl. 0 B. b 0 6:00 : . in. 7:26 p m. O. li N. W. , 9M a. tn. 7:26 p. ra. O. R. 1. i P. . 8:45 : a. m , D:05 p. In. iff H. C. , St. Jot hC J ) . , 7f6 . . m. U.MS p. m PROM mi w AND Botninrtst. 0. ft R. V. from Lincoln 1108 p. m. U. P. Pftclflc Kxprc-w 3:25 p. m. D1 ft M. In Nob. , Thtough F.xrrctB 4:16 : p tn. n ft M. Lincoln Express 0JI : a in. U. P. Denver expires , 7:56 : ft. ui. U. P. Freight No. 14-2:60 : p. ra. U. P. No. C 6iO : .1. m. Eiuli ; i . U. P. frURht No. 14 , 12:15 p. m. U. P. No. S-0nO : p. tn. D. P. Ho. 12 1:46 : a. m D , P. J > amor frclebt , 1:10 : a. m. O. it R. V. mliou. ar. 4:46 : p. m. DCUXT TBAI.1B BirWKKH OUAHA AX cernui nwrrw. te e Oaubs st S:00 : , P:00 : , 10:00 : Mid 11:00 : m. ; 1:0 : 2CO : , 3:00 : , 4:00 : and 6.00 p. m. Leave Council lilutfs At 8:26 : , 9:25. : 10:26 : nnd 136 f. . m. ; 1:26 , 2:26 : , 3:26 : , 4M : and 6:25 : p. m. Sun-'ajs The dummy loivcs Oraftha kt 0:00 nnd llCo n. m. ; .00 , 4:00 : and 5:00 : p. m. LUVVOH OcuDi.ll UlaCs at 8:25 : ted 11:26 ft. tn. ; 3:25 , 4:2C ftnd 6:25 p. m. Tl.touifh and 1-eal piiBicnccr trains botwcoi Omaha nnil Council Rluils. Lea\o Omalm 0lf : ! < % 8:60 : a.m. ; 3.JO , 6:40 : , 0:00 : p. ra. Arriv Omaha 7:40 : , 11:36 : , 11:45 : ft. m. ; 6:40. : 7:05 : , 7:1 40 p. in _ Opening ana Cloilne of Mfllt. Kotrri. area. oLoer. . m. p. m. a. m. p. m. OblcftgoftN. W . 11.00 B:00 : 6:30 : Chicago , R I. & 1'aclnc 11:00 B:0(1 : ( 6:30 : o , D. 4 , Q. . . -.11:00 : 9:00 : 6:30 : 12:30 6:30 : Hoax City and i'nclf.c. . : 8:00 : 5:30 : Union Pactfl : . 4:00 : 11:40 : Omaha 4 R. V . . . . 4:00 11:40 : 1 .ft M. In Neb . 4:00 : 8:10 : Onmhnft Slour City. . . . 0:00 : 7SO : H. &M. Uucoln . 10.-S1) 6CN : U. P. Lincoln , Sunday. . . 1:30 11:00 : J. P. Denver Exp . P:00 : 6:3i : 0. , Sioux City & St. P. . . 11:00 : S:4i : tocil ra&llrt ( or State ol Ion * leave but cnce day , viz i 6:30 : a , tu. Ode * open Sundays Irorn IS ra. to 1 p. in. THOS. F HALL P M. Business Directory , Abatrnct and Ro l tttnte. JOHN L. MoCAQlIE , oppoaito Poet Olca. W. R. BAUTLKTr 317 South IZtli Stroei. Archltocti. D0TRENE & MKNDFLSSOIIN , ARCniTKCT3 Room 14. Crclghton Llock. A. T. LARGE Jr. . Room 2. CioUhfon Block. Boot * and Uncos. JA11KS BaVINE & CO. , tIne Coots ftnd Shoea. A eood aasortmcnl tome work on hand , corner 12tb and llarnoy. THOB. ERICKSON , 8. E. cor. 10th ftad JOHN FORTUNATUS , ( Oi 10th street , manufactures to order good work at ( air price * . Repairing dono. Bed Gprlnai. LARRIMER Manufacturer. 1517 Donplaiet. Booki , Newt and Stationery. J. I. FRUEUAUF 1016 Farnham Street. Butter and McBHANK & SCHUOEDER , the oldoot B. ftnd E. bnuu In Nebraska cntAblUbod 1S7C Omabft. UJU4XKAL , KESTAURANT , MRS. A. RTAN , licthweei coruer ICthand Dodge. Debt Board ( or the Monty. SttUtftctlon Guaranteed , i i. I at all Houra. EOLrd by the Day , Week or Month. Good Terms for Caab , Furnished Rnnm \ UarrlaRC * and Road Waaon . W1I BNYDKR , 14th and Harner Streets. Clothlns J. UAllHia will pay hlgheatCaeh price ( Of aocond hand clothlnc. Corncr.lOth and Farnham. Jewo era. JOHN BAUMER 1314 Farnham Street. OunK. II. BERTUOLD , Rags and Metal. Lumber Lime and Dement. FOSTER & QR.iY corner 6th and Douglas Bit. Lamp * and alauware. J. BONNER 1309 Docclaa lit. Good Variety. Merchant Tailor * . 0. A LINDQUKBT , One of our most popular Merchant Tailors la re ceiving the latest deatgus ( or Spring and Summer Gooda ( or gentlemen a wear. Htyllili , durable , * nd prlcoa low aa ever. 216 13th bet. Douir.&Farn. Millinery. l R3. 0. A. BINDER , Wholesale and Retail , Fan cy.Gcods In great \arlcty , Zupbyra , Card Boarda , Iloolcry , Glovra , Coreete , &c. Cheapest Uoiuto In the West. Purchasers ears SO pet cent. Order by Mall. 115 Fifteenth Street. roundry. JOHJMVEARNE & SONS cor. 14th & Jacknonett Hour and Feed , 011AHACITY MILLS , 8th and Farnhom Welbbaui Uroo. , proprletom. Urocert. . STEVENS , Slst between Cumlng ami lur T. A. McBIIANE , Corn. 23d ftnd Cumin ? Street * Hardwaio , Iron ana Uteel. OLAN & LANOWORTIIY , Y/boleeale , 110 an ( > 112 16tb street A. HOLMES corne ICth and California. . Hirneat , Oaddlei , &c. B. WEIST 2013th St. bet Faro- & Barney , Hotel ! J ANFIELD HOUSEOoo. Canfleld,8th & Fftrnham DOBAN HOUSE , P n. Cary , 913 Farnhftm St. BLAVEN'S HOTEL. F. Slaven , 10th St. Southern Hotel Due. lUmel Dth & Learcnwortb ruga , Palnti and Olla. KUHN & CO , rhamacltta , Fine Vane Gooda , Cor. l&tn and Dooslfi treetl IT. J. WHITEHOUPK , Wholesale & ReUll , 16th el. 0. FIELD , S022 North Side Cumin * Street. PARR , Druinrfst. 10th ftnd Howard Street * . Oentliti. DB. PAUL Wllllami' Block Cor. 16th & Dodge. ury Uouoi Hotiont , ttc. JOHN U. F. LEUMANN & CO. , M w York Dry Goods Store , IBlO.and 181J Farn. Lim 6tr et. ' L. 0. Enewold also booto and ehoca & Paclflo. ruruuurc. A W. GROSS , New and Beoond tland Farnltnru nd StOTM , 1114 Donglae. Highest cub price aid lor ancond hand foooa. .BONNER 1309 Dowla st. Hne goodi & . r rrca Work * . Oil ABA FENCE CO. HOST , FRIES * CO 121J Hirney St. , ImprOTo id Ice Boxet , Irrc acd .Wood Fencer , Offlca Illpri. Counlni ? lee ftnd Walnut. Pawnbroker * . R03ENFELD 10th St. . be ! far. eV Mai Heirigeratora , Oantleia' * Patent. aOODUAN 1th St. Ut. Farn. & j Ols r ai < d Tobacco. WEST ft rniTSCHKR , manaftctUMrs ot tnd Wholrealo Dmlerei n Tobacco * , 1805 Douglai W. T. LORKVZEN mannfMturtr 1416 Fftrnham Florlet. A. Donftghtui , pl nt , rat flowers , * eJ , ooqnet eta N , W. cor. 16th Mid DourlM ttreeia. Olvll Cnglnecra and Curveyon , ANDREW ROSEWATER , Crelghton BlocV Town Surveys , Gnule and Sewerage Sjetemt i Bpcdalty , Uotnmltilon Merchant * . JOHN O. WIL LI9.1414 Dods * Street. D P. DKKMf.R. For deUlls c large advertisement mont In Datlv and Wreklr Cornice Work * . Watcrn Oomlce Works , Manuracturer * Irot Coinlce , Tin , Iron and Slate Roofllng. Orden from any locality promptl ) ' e > rcut d In the bc l raanucr. Factorj- and Offtx 1213 Harney St C. SPKCHT , Proprietor. OaKanltM Iron Cornlcwi , Window Caps , etc. , tnoiiultKturrd and put up In any part ot the ocur.trr , T. SINIIOL1) 410 Thirteenth rtrwt Crockery , J. tlQNVER 1809 Douglaa utroft. Good line. C.'uthlna and Furnlihlng Qoo < I , GKO. H. PCTERSON. AIM HaU , Cain , Boot * , Shoe * Notions and Cutlery , 804 8. 10th street. Qhow Ca a Manuractory.i O. J. WILDE , Manudcturer and Dealer In all klndi ol Show Cases , Upright Ciwoi , & . , 1317 Cam St. FRANK L. OE11IIAKD , proprietor Omaht Show Ca o manufactory , 818 South lOlh street , between Lravcimorth and Marcy. All goods warranted tiiovoi ana inwarn , ( A. BURMESTER , Dc-ilnr ID atnret and Tinware , and Manufacturer of Tin Roofs and all kinds of Building Work , Odd 1'ellona' Block. J. nON'NKU. IROil PongliM nt. cod and Cheap. ( Seedi. J. RVANS.WholcBalaand Retail Seed Drills ard CultUatorg Odd Fcllog Phytlclant and Ourneoni. W. 8. Glljns , M. D. , Room No t , Crelffhton Block. 16th Struct. 1 * . 8. LK1UKNU1NG , Al. D. Maaonlc Block. C. L. HART , M. D. , Kye and Ear , opp. postofflce DR. L. B. QRADDT. Oculist and Aurlnt. B. W 16th and Farnham Ht Photograpnera. GEO. HK\N , PROP. Grand Central Gallery , 212 Sixteenth Street. near Uiuonlc Hall. Flnt-claea Work and Prompt. nesa guaranteen Plumbing , Ua nnd .Steam F'ttlnj ' ; . P. W. TARl'Y & CO. , 210 li St. , bet. Farnham and Douglas. Work proiup > attended to. D. yiTZPATRlCIC. 1 to lxiui.hu Street. olnthiK an opor HKNRY A , KOSTKRS. 141 Ooilgo Street. Choe btoro * . Phillip L n 1820 Varr.ham > t liot. 18th A 14th. Second Hand Store. PERKINS ft LEAR. 1418 Douglas St. . New and Second Hand Furniture , House Furnishing Geode , &c. . bought and Bold on narrow marylnn. _ jaloona. HKNRY KAUKMANN , In lee uow brick block on Douglas Struct , hie Just cpcnttd a most elegant Bcel Hall. Hot Lunch ( rora 10 to IS every day. " Caledonia " J FALCONER 879 16th Street. Undertakers. OH.AS. RIEWE , 101V Farnham bet. 10th & lltd. 00 Cent Qtoro * . P C BACKUS " "irnhara St. . Faner Onode letraska National BANK. OF OMAHA NEBEASKA ( No. 2005. ) TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ) Onico i ( COUITKOLLKR or TIIX cfitRKxcr , > WAHIINOTON , April 25th 18S2. ) \ \ IIHRKAR , by satisfactory evldonco prcacntc .o the uudera gned , It has been mailo to appca : .hat "Ti E MiHIlASKA NATIONAL BANK 01 5JIAIIA , " In the oty of Oniahn , In the county o JongUs , and State ol Nebraska , has compiled tlth all the pro\lslona of thoIteUsed Statues olio lie United btatcq required to be compiled will icforc an association shall be authorized to co ncnco the bu-lncss o ( BanKlntr : Now , therefore. I , John Jiy Kro > cComptrollci ) ( the Currency , do hereby certKv that "Tlu Nebraska National Bank of Omaha , " In the city if Omnna , In the c < unty of Douglas , and btati > ( Nebraiikn , la authorlz d to commence the mslncss cf Banking o < provided in Sectlen Flftj ) ne Hundred and Sixty-Nine o ( the Ketlsci iUtutcs of the United States. In testimony whereof witness mv ) hand nnd real of ofllce this 26th SEAL. V dayo ( April 1M2. ! J JOHN JAYKNOX. ; Comptroller of the Currency , The aboro Bank la now prepared to receiv mslnctw It coinrarncca with a fully pa d up np'talof $2 0,000.00 , with oBlccrs and directors a follows : I. R. JOHNSON , ParsiDKNT. o ( Steele , John BOD b Co. . Wholctalo Grocers. L. E. TOUZALIN. Vic.-1'niBiDK.VT , ol C. B. &Q , R. R. , Boston. V. V. MORSE , ot W. V. Morse nnd Co , , Whole Bale Boot ] and Shoes. 'NO. ' S. COLtlNS , o ( O. II. 4 J S. Colllnsl Wholesale Leal her and S ddlcry. AMES M. Woo north , Counsellor and Attoruey at Law. < EWIS S. REED , ot Byron Rccd & Co. , Real Estate UouleiB. 1ENRY W. YATES. Cashier , late Cashier ol ths Flnt National Hank of Omaha , and connected with the active manage ment of that Hank Blnce Its organ Izatlon in 1803. m4ely FAST TIMEi In going Kaet take the Mc goft Northwest- Trains leave Omaha 8:40 : p. m. and7 : < 0a. m. i full Information call on II. I * . DUK' . Ticket .Rent , llth and Farnham &ia. J. BELL , U. 1' . ; nllway Depot , or at JAMES T , CLARK , Ocner Agona , Omaha. Inl7m&o t' Genius Rewarded ; OR , 'lie ' Story of the1 Sewing MaoMne , A handsome little pamphlet , bliio and gel < < ivo with numerous engrarlni ; , will bo GIVEN AWAY ) any a < iult perann calling ( or It , at any branch r Bub-olllco of The Singer Mai.ufacturlng Com- > ny , or will bo tent by mall , pout paid , to ly perion living at a distance ( rum our olflcoe. The Singer M nufaoturing Oo , , rlncipal Oflico , 34 Union Square , NEW YORK.f f hlR ilAw J P. ENGLISH , LTTORNEY-AT--LAW - - - , 310 South Thtrtoonth St. , with J M. Wool wort . d. L. WILKIE , MANUFACTURER OP 'APER ' BOXES. 18 and 220 S. 14th St. aJECuak. - - 3XT3E1J3 W. S. GD3JBS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON , oem No4 , Crolgliton Block , 15th Street. OMAHA. NEBRASKA. OnriCE HOUBB : 10 to 12 A u , 3 to 5 r.u phone canneoteil wltb O otral OfBco W. J. CONNELL , iTTOENEY - AT - LAW , Own Front Roomi ( upitalriIn ) Ilatucom br.ek building , N. W , come * ritlMutfe nd , inham Btteeti FAILURES. A Statistical Comparison. The following comparison of 8t tistics of failures in the United Slat offer for the first quarter of 1882 , is of in tprcst. The figures are given ns published lishod each week to March 25 , at follows : Dun Itrnd * Ilrnd. tint Week ending \ Co. strc-it'l. street's , to Co January T . 148 151 0 January U . SOJ 20.1 . . I January 21 . 1J7 210 33 January S8 . U5 208 69 Fflmwry 1 . 14S 101 43 rehrunry It. . . . 131 U.D 2S IVhtuiry 18. . . . 154 172 18 rebruary Ji . , ISl 1S5 1 March 4 . 137 Ui 15 March 11 . 113 177 31 March IB . 134 140 2 Uarch 25 . 116 US 3 Total ! to Mar. 25 , 1,7.3 2,017 239 Instead of reporting the number of failures for the Itst week , Dun it Co. simply made the total for the quarter 2,1)0. ! ) It will bo seen , therefore , that to mnko good this total the ; would have to account tor 412 f nil urea during the wcok ending March IU and that the number (129) ( ) roporttu by Bradstroet's for the last wock is It ! bolpw the nvoMiio for the twelve preceding ceding weeks , while the number (412 ( required to make Dun it CO.'H totn for the quarter good is 203 nbovi their average for the same period o time. time.Now Now it is known that compnnxtivoli few failures took place during the las week of March , which fact makes i difficult for R. G. Dun it Co. to no count for the largo number of failures (412) ( ) during that wouk , said number being almost three times greater than their nvor.igs for previous Weeks of tin quarter. Tlio HtKh Price of Boof. ChlrncoTrlhuno. Inquiry ns to the cnuso of the present ont abnormally high price of beef has elicited the following points fron parties who profess to undor&tnnd the matter : 1. Probably ns many ns 15 per cent , of the cattle on the plains were killed by the extraordinarily bitter weather of the winter of 188081. . TIIL'BO were chiefly the younger animals , they being 'oaat ' nolo to bear and survive the ex posure , nnd the loss thus foil among the very class of cattle which conio into the states in the fall , It ia reported that $30 per head was paid about a month ngo in Montiuw for two-year-olds to bo taken upon ranches where the destruction had been the most eorcro. Also the largo immigration of last year caused h much larger demand for cattle to stock now farms , which was a further drain upon the available supply. 2. Tlio scarcity of corn in many sections , and its high price every where has prevented n great many cattle from being led into killing con dition. Tlioro were thus fewer to market , nnd those that were marketed cost more to fit them for the hands of the butcher. The number of animals that were kept waiting for grass-feed was sufliciontly largo to make a de cline in prices probable when they come freely on the market a fdw weeks hence. 3. From Now Year's day to date aur receipts of cattle-are larger than For the corresponding time in J881 ; but during the last throe or four tvooks this is reversed , and the a trail - jr supply is met by an increasing do na nd for export of animals nnd moat. rhcro is recently .in increased do- nand to supply the manufacture with : anned beef. The growing demand lor canned meats is possibly conncc- ; ed with the falling off in the export novoment of pork products. The following table shows the nvor- 'B1 o prices of the loading grades nt the iiion stock-yards in this city the - icek in April for throe years : Shipping Dutchcru Ytnr , graden. gradea. If 82 . S < 5 25a ( 7 75 S4 ODfo C ( K 1881 . 5(0@OST ( H 1880 . 400@iOO ! 3 Sldo-Llfjhts on Our Foreign Trade. The Now York Bulletin has made ip n very interesting compilation fron ; ho nnnunl report of Mr. Nitnmo , chief ) f the government statistical bureau 'or the fiscal year ended Juno 30 , L881. Of this report a volume o ; )38 ) pa es , crammed with facts nnc igurcs-Tho Bulletin says : "It is the labit with most people , oscopt jour- inlisls nnd Htutistlcians , to throw gov- .rnmiM.t reports into the waste basket , > r consign thorn to the oblivion of the jarret ; but one who taken up Mr. tfimtno'H report with n desire for in- 'ormation , will find much in it nut > nly to instruct but to entertain. L'horo ia a surprise on uvery pa'a'o. Onu iced only look into the work for five ninutea to learn how much ho docs lot know nbput his own country. ' ionic of the interesting facts gleatuvl rom this storehouse wo reprint hern- rlth. rlth.Wo Wo export nothing to the Portu gese East Indies , and thia is the only ountry of which this can he nuiil. Vo import something from eveiy ountry on the globe. In 1881 wo imported moro from Imn wo exported to the Argentine lopublic , Brazil , Central American tntcn , China , Greenland , Iceland , to. , French West Indies , French po- icasions in Africa , French posueiia- ) ns not otherwise noted , Gurmuny , ( ova Scotia , New Brunswick and 'rlnco ' Edward island , British Guiu- a , IJritish East Indies , British po- jisions not otherwise noto'l , Greece , lawaiian islands , Dayti , Italy , Japan , lexico , Dutch West Indies , Peru , 'ortupueso ' East Indies , Han Domiii- D , Cuba , Porto Rico , Spanish posses- ons not otherwise noted , Turkey in sia , United States of Columbia , 'rupuny ' and Venezuela. Wo exported moro to than wo im- orted from Austria , Belgium , Chili , 'onrnark ' , British West Indies , 'ranee ' , French Guiana , ' Miquolon , angloy and St. Pierre islands , Eng- md , Scotland , Ireland , Gibraltar , luobco , Ontario and Manitoba , Unt il Columbia , Newfoundland and Lab- idor , British West Indies , British [ ondurns , Hong Kong. British pos- issions in Africa and Australasia , iberia , Netherlands , Portugal , zort-s , Madoria and Capo Verde lands , Portugese possessions in frica , European and Asiatic Russia , pain , Spanish possessions in Africa , wedon and Norway , Turkey in Eu > po and Africa. Over 42 per cent , of our commerce aa with Great Britain ; over JLO per int. with Franco ; over 7 per. cent , ith Germany ; over 7 per cent , with 10 West Indies ; over G per cent with the British North American Colonies onios : over 4 per cent with Brazil over 0 per cent , with Belgium , ani over 2 per cent , with China , Over 54 per cent , ( or $842,031,027 of the totil imports nnd exports wer at Iho port of Now Yorkj over 8 pp cent , nt Boston : over 7 per cent , n Now Orleans ; about oj per cent , n Baltimore ; nearly o percent , nt Phila dolphin , nnd nearly 4J per cont. a San Francisco. Tonnage of votsols built in thi United States during the yc.xr. 280 , ' 461) tons. Tonnage of vessels employed in tin domestic trade , 2iti,011. ( ( O. pncitj of rrtilroud cirs in domestic commerce , 7,100,000 , tons. Tonnage of American vessels in foreign oign trade , 1,21)7,035. ) Tonnngo ol foreign vessels entered at United States seaports , 12,711,302 nn in crease of 308 per cent ocr 1S50. Ton- lingo of American vessels entered from foriiiun ports , 2,910,14nn ! ) in- creaaoof 51 percent. The British tonnage entered wait 8,457,707 tons ; the Gorman , 1,172,5011 tons ; the Nor wegian nnd Swedish , 1,035,078 tons ; the Italian , 053,801 tons ; the Span ish , 277,103 tons ; other nationalities , 803,121 tons. The total tonnage of the country is 4,057,731 , , , against -1,003,035 the previous - vious year. In 1857 the value of imports and exports carried in Ameiican vessels wns 8510,331,027 ; in foreign vossoln , § 213,51,71)5. ! ) ) In 1881 Iho value in American vessels was $208,080,003 ; in foreign vessels , 81,378,550,017. In 1850 the porcontagti carried in Ameri can vessels was 75 1 5 , nnd in 1881. only 10. Our exports to Greenland , Iceland , and the Faroe Islands amount to the enormous sum of pi ! ) ; but the impor tations amount to $103,518. Our uxpmts to the republic ot Li beria are § 172,518 ; our importations , § 303,000. Our exports to iho Hawaiian Islands with which wo have n xvoiptucity treaty amount to ? 2i ) ) 1,277 ; our im portations , 58.572,077. There nro ! )8 ) customs districts in the United Staten ; that of Now York does 54 J pur cont. of the total busi ness ; that of Jiliddlttown , Conn. , does the least , the total vnluo of ex ports nnd imports being only $12. We imported 812,305,52 ! ) worth of fruit ; § 10,603,675 worth of bread- studs and other farinaceous food. Our imports of wine , epiiits , nnd cordials amounted to § 8,742,201 ; of precious atones , § 8,332,511 ; of Jive animals , § 3,072,835 ; buttons and button nintuiiald , § 3,120,931) ) ; paint ings , engravings , and statuary , § 2- 510,010 ; watches nnd watch materi als , § 2,0)1,0 ! ! 1) ) ; bituminous coal , § 2- , 008,974 ; hair , § 1,033,400 ; potates , § 873,223 Bath , Me. , constructed more sail ing vesiels than uny other placu in the country ; New York moro liver itcamors , and Philadelphia moro lake md ocean steamers. Prlnco Loopold'a Marrlnuo. It is pleasing that Prince Leopold n'orc a colonel's costume when ho succeeded in getting married , llo vas made a colonul that he might lave a nice , now , red coat to wear vhen he married. That distiiiL'tnim- ) d military chieftain , prince of Wales , rvoro a field marshal's uniform. The irrangomontn wore pleasing. The Jornld telegram says : "Tho nltr was laden with antique , 'oldon and silver plato. Then this ivns covi red with u velvet carpet of oyal blue powdered with gold , as voro uho the chairs for her majesty md the illustrious personagos. AI t quarter past twelve a fanfare of rumpets announced that the proces ion was forming. "tier majesty wore n magiiificon lloflH of blauk satin and lace , and tin mperial crown of diamonds nnd jearls , from which drooped a veil of ich lact , . Across her breast was the ) luo ribbon of the Order of Prince juopold , fastened with a splendid > rooch of diamonds , among whtcn fas the Koh-i-noor diamond. Her iiajosty was conducted to the huut ins. " The imperial crown is something ho English people are not fond of , nd many ot them apeak without lak- ng oil' their hats of "our old woman , rou know. " The ladies' dresses are thus du- cribod : "The princess wore a wreath of nignonutto and white Howard , and no ho stood ut the altar , with her tall , legant figure , her features lit up by ine brown eyes , elm was the admired f nil admirers. The drcos worn by 'rlnccss Beatrice consisted of u petti- oat of satin , which was neither aal- urm colored nor pink , but a kind of Id yellow and pink , covered with Mi-Jy point d'Aloncon lace , worth 1 0,000 , which formerly belonged to Utherino of Arragon. "It was given by the queen to her oungest daughter as a birthday pros- lit n year or two ago. The bodice nd train wore of rich brocade with ream-colored ground , whereon were trewn tiny bouquets of ilame-colored lloiiu do Dijon roses , lilies of the alley und forget-me-nots. Tlio train 'as trimmed with n wreath of rosca mdu tu mutch , and clusters [ hereof 'ith exquisitely shaded leaves relieved 10 splendid lace on thu front f the skirt. IJor royal high- ces wore n tulle veil und a head- roes ot court plumes. "Tho brideamuids dresses , which 'ere made in London , wcni of two laterials. The petticoat was of rich liito satin , with ducheoBu train * ; the odious wore of white moire francais , no hundred and seventy yards hereof weru made expressly for the : caslon at Lyons. At the bottom of tu jupo was a row of small acollopa , for which fell a flouncing exquisitely orkod with triplets of pearls ; thu Igu of which gave the t'fleet of scroll ork , This was headed by six rows ' bouquets , conaifting of white iuthor , primroses ana violets , united K festoons of loaves of the same iwors , The corsages were trimmed ith stomachers beaded with pearls to stch a flouncing which had ends ex- nding over the top of short sleeves , lioio were composed of a linglo nail puff , gauged BO that the edge nnod a frill. "J'hreo bouquets of flowers were i the breast , ono on the center and i" on cither side , united by festoons heather and violets. The trains , hich , as well as the bodices , were of hito moire , were BO draped aa to nn pointed paniora on the hips , and ion foil in plain and graceful folds 1 a moderate length without other garniture than pleats , norno gathoroe m the middle , giving the effect of exquisitely < quisitoly tied bows. Each of tht bridesmaids wore two rows of poarh around the neck , white satin shoes nud long white gloves. The coiffures were extremely simple , the hair being plaited low on the nock behind , with u fringe of f mall rurls in ftont nnd n coronal of the same Mowers ns thoao on the skirt nnd n plain tulle veil falling considerably below the waist. " QivosAwftV. Wo c.innnt lie'p ' untieing tlio liberal nlTcr made lo nil inv.-vliiU mid sulTrrcrs by Dr. King's Xow Ducnvrry for CoiiKUiiipttdii. You arc rciiiioUnl to < ! ! nt ( \ P. (3ooi ( | . tnixnV DniR Store , nnd p t n Trinl Hnltlo free / > > . < , If y.ni arc stillorlntr with O-m- miptloii. Severe Uougln , Cold * , Antlunn , rniichUt * , Hay 1'ovcr , Lo of Voice , UotracneM , < ir nny niro.-tion iif the Throat or Lillian. It will | io iturlv euro von. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. HEW roit OMAHA , I'r. Craw- onl.ol l'lotn > Ivul , U. , the oU , pppiiUr , niul V.imm maiutacturor Artificinl Lirube. Of tlio Ult'i t linirn\t | < il plan , ha * opcncil a tno-liinlcxl niir jry Itn It ito at 1UU South I4lh 'ttcvt , Oiuabaliero ho In prfpnr it ( tun Oi llniln ot cvcr.v i1t > scrl | < tioii , nkclolon aiitl MipiHjtti'rHlor ) nr l'zoil niutilelocnml llmlx tm Hi'i , add tliouMcr litnui ainl Mipportcm lo cinalu \ \ oxkini'n. &u. ll.n Doctor lianhad ! Y0i r vxpeilcnco tu wcarliiij nnd tvlju iln . J H. OHAWHIHU. 10llRnuth14lh St Onmhi. Noli. Proposals For Imltnn Supplloit tint Trimuportutlon. INTKUIOH , Olllcoo DUrAKTMKNTOFTUH tcn , April 'it. IhSU M'Mod prop < H.iln. Indonod "l'np < ii lii fo Hiefbld < lor lli'i'I must l > o tm nil toil In ni ) > nrnto cm elopes , ) llAi'ou , I'loU' , Clothing , o Tratisportatl MI , . o , ( i i the innu may lie , ) nni dl'Uctcd to tlio Coniiiilntlivur of Indian AlTnlra * o ( iSnn.l U" Wooitur utreot , t\ew York , wl bo rccclvoil untl 1 p. in. of Tuesday , Jlny 2.1 ISj * , for fiimUlil K for tlio Indian bin lea ubou SiiO.OPO pound * liacon , 4(1,000 , ' UD pound * Hoof 01 thobool , 1 8t03ponndi lltani , 70,000 pound llaMnff I'nmlor , * ,000,000 | ulind < Corn , 7M.OO pautuln CoHio , H,3lOiO 'pounda I'lour 12LQO < p iiiiilx Kei'd , aoo.UOO piuiidd HirJ HrcnU , 7b- UDOpoumln Mdiilny 1)000 ) poitiuli I nrd , 1I.V ( liarrolu inc ( i > or | [ , sbXX ; > poillidi Hlco , 11'JOI pounds 'IVa , ! i.(0il ( juunds lolmrro ! ( XICJ ( jioU'ids tnlt aU'.UMllioiliiil So.ip , ( l.CCK ) | iOa ' Sola , 110UCO pcundjbu ar and Kil.OlO pill Wheat. Also , U ruiVctt , Wonlon nnd Co ton Goods [ cntislstlnc In ( uirt ol TlcVlnir , : i,1,000yaril8 , ; Hlnn ilanl Culuo , U O.IKOjMdnj Drilling , LO.OOOyardd Duck. Iroofioni all > | ZIIIK , ITO.COu ) ard j Don lius. 17,0Wurd ( ; uliiiihani , 60,000 yur.l . < ; lion link ) Junii > , 1S UOJ Minlr.i'liuilat 6tOO Minis llrwnH tct'lic , Ul)0 ) OtK ) jnriU , llbu-hed Mieut. Inif. 20XMljur , hj Illckurybirtlnir 1(1,000 jarl\ L'nllio hhlrtli if , I'.vdJ ' janl , < ; Wliirc'y , 1100 , vnr I J Clotliln , , Clmciricn , Not ens , Iln dunro , Mtdlcal htii'i'lioj , nnd n IOHK lUt of IIIHVU ! luicoiiHnrlclo ! , nuch an IlaniiiK , I'lown , lUku ) . r'or 8 , Ac , mul fur about 47C \ > iviona reiiilrvt | or tlio con Ice In Arizona , Cnlonuhi , DikoU , dtli i , Indian lo rlturr , MliinonoU , Jlunlnin , N'oliiMkn , NO nilu und \\Vcmi In , to boilvlher- Ml at Chicago , KHIH.H City , and loux Cl > v. Aluo for eucli WHCOIH as nmj lie icijuiri'il , cdaptud to thu cllnuto ol tlio rncilla Coiut , ultli Cullfonda bratcH , dtllTvivd ut Son I'raliflno. Also , tian ) vorlMlon for HUth ( f tlio articles , goods , and nuppllnt that limy nut bo contr ctoi : lor to bu dellvistrd nt tint AKi'Ncli H. IllUB Ul'HT lilt MAIIK OUT IIS ( lllVritMIRN I1UNHH Schcdnloaiilinnlni ; the kliidiu'lil iiiintl | lo nf BUlnwlonco Biippllui ( qiili-il for uach Agency , aud Ilioklnda i.d quiin Illo" in uron. of all ether KO d * md arttclcH , ti'K' > < her with blank proponala and fnrn H for cnntrait and bond , con ( Illlnrii tc l > i obmiMod by Imli vn , tuna anil plnuiot delivery , tornm tf lontrnce nn I pay- n ont traiiKpaitntlun rinilis , a' ' d nil r therm-res fary Imtruc IOIIH ll' b Inn.lulled upon appll rat on to tlio Indian Ollleo l'i WuililrKton , or NI.II. CD a > it 07 Woi n'er ' t-tifct , Non Yoik ; Win 11. Ljon , No. 4b3 llroariwuy , Kew York ; tlio Coinin BriirliH of Milinln'cncp , . H. A. , af Cliryonno , Uhlrai ; " , I o icnworlh , Omaha , Hiln I.nulBalnt I'uul , Bin 1'ra cl-co , and Yankton the roitiinmtcr nl Sloui City , and to tbu P. tt niafctcm nt tlio ( tllimini ; lunad places In Kan Has : ArknnaaH City. llnrlliiKton , Caldnroll Hodio Cltv , rniLCiia , Kurcl'.t , Orcnt llcnil , Howard , liiitchleon , l r o , Jlcl'i.ernon , Mar lon , Utdlclnti Lorlffe , > < ) ' on Oaifo t.'lly bo- dun , HI. tllnir , lopikn , Wulllnifton , Wlcli.ta and VVInllold. Illdn will ha cpni cd at Iho hour and day aboro itii'vd , nud hhldirJ aru hnlli'd to bo proicnt al thu opening. All bIJa iiuint b > acioinpaiilcd by certlllc cbcuKi iijio' Hume Unltid KtaUs Depository or \ blntniit Trcjmrcr for t leakt Iho 1 cr il'lll. of tlio ninoui.t ol tlio mope-Hill. II. I'lUC'i : , Cominla loner. n \ny Culurrli , EOZKMA , SOILS , or uny 3ldn Disoas . lures When Hot Springs Fail lUvniiN , AUK. , Muy 2. 1881 Wo have ewe * In our own town who lived at ot rijirlngii , mid wcrollutlly tiireil with H. B. H , McCAMUON ft IIUKUT. ' YOU uoulit , coino to tuu u andK WILL URK YOUR OR iharKu nothlni ; 11 Write ( or irtlculari and coi > y ol llttla Book i the Unfortunate mifTurin ei , < KM > Howard will bo | > aid to aiiy iciiuut vtho will llnd , on anslyalu 100 bottlu H , b. , one jartlcloof Mercury , Iodide l'oU - uui or any Mineral aubntance. ' HWirfBI'ECIr'IO CO. Hropi. Atlanta , ft I'rlce of Small elie , (1.00. Urifo ilie 11,76. Bold by KKNHAHD BUOS.b | CO id DrUKK it * Ucncrallv THE KENDALL 'LAITIM ' MACHIE . - DRESS-MAKERS' UOMPANION , It plalU from MO of a n Inch to Idth In the coumont fcltu or Bneet Hi ki It dooi all klndd and utylon of | laltlngIn use. No lady that doui her own dreua-maktiiK can ( ord to do without one u nlco plaiting li > vcr out ot ( athlou , l ( eetn It eullii ItucK , for achlnea , Clrculam or Aguiit'n terms address CONGAR & CO. , 11 AdftinuHt. Chicaco TU. DR. F. SOHBRHB , 'hyoician and Surgeon OUUONIO P1SEASK8 , HI1KUMATI8M , Etc. , A Sl'ECIALTy. lledlcloea furolaliid at olllco , fflco No. 1412 rarnnara St. . between 14th and nth Ornuia Neb. tiii i M Of Maryvillc , Nodaway County , Missouri , [ on the Wftbaah & Hoplcin's Branch. ] Joseph Jficknon President Farmors1 Bank Thcodnro L. Robinson OixshiorNodnwny Vnlloy Bank fleorgo S. Bnkor Baker , Snundcr it Oo.'n Bank Knyotto Smith General Gram Dealer Hurilunu it Welch Steam Elevator N. J. Slralton Steam Elevator Townsptnl , Penny it llrigga. , , . , t Live Stock 0. S , AIcMnckon it Son , , IJorscs and Mules II cJ impsy it Son , , . . . . , . , , Livery Casleol .t Lonmx Livery 1 lowcll Bros , , , ; Lumber Oon. .1. AI. True , , Lumber S. Ij. Itidgowny it Son , , . . . , , , , Lumber K K. llurlbul . . . . . . , . General Jforchnndiso Smith Bros . . , > .Dry Goods J , Liobor it Co , General Merchandise Hughs it Snnpp , Clothing J. A. Smith ' , Clothing Hawkins it Craig . , . , , . Groceries JohnstDn it Plank , , Groceries J. K. it W. 11. Hudson ' . Hardware Curfmnn it Shaun , , . , . .Hardware Clms. Llpman Furniture Pitman Ivio Furniture Cnuio it Kvans Jewelry and Books F. Hastings it Co . . . . . ; lowolry and Books John 0 Connor Farm Implements U 0. Dittmor , Farm Implements Wiles it Avoty , Plow and Implement Factory Frank Barmann Carriage Factory Henry DAVIS Woolen Mill 11. G. Ilunnmi Planing Mill J. J. Armstrong Foundry E. J. Willinnm Steam Flouring Mill Smith it Morrlll , Creamery J. M. Black it Son Arlirtgton House J. 0. O'Koily American House Kllii-Mit Prnthor Drugs Mrs. Albin Millinery Martin it Todd Democrat Dunn it Condon ; Republican J. A. Pioblea Times T. F. Hood it Co ; Harness S. 0. McOluukoy : OpOra House J. F. Farmer Boots and Shoes il. M. Ilosmor , Auctioneer- Ohas Koch , M , D. Physician J. B. Morrison , M. D Physician 1U. R. liuckudorn , M , D . ' Physician ,1. , M. Lurabuu , M. D Homeopathic Physician 1) . 0. it M. H. Wilson. . Eye nnd Ear Infirmary Johnston and Anthony ' . Law- lid A-ards it Rnmsoy , . . .Law Himch it Ellison Law DAWBOM it Rosoterry Law Morohoiiso it Sisson Real Estate nnd Abstract Drown it Montgomery Real Estate nnd Abstract [ I. E. Robinson Insurance L'rof W. P. Cherry Business College 'rof. M B. Embroo Principal Academy ? rof. E R. Civrr County Superintendent I. P. Morohonso Secretary of Fair Asssocintion WHOLESALE- LUMBER , GOAL & LIME , On River Bank , Bet , Farnham and Douglas Sts. , -DEALERS HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK CO Fire and Burglar Proo 1020 Farnham Street , -WHOLESALE BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER AND DEALER : IN /Vail / Paper and Window Shades. 1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb. BASWITZ & WELLS , ) PERA HOUSE SHOE STORE , Under Boyd's Opera House. Are noW daily receiving large Stocks of SPRING GOODS ! Vnd invite the people to call and examine Goods. 3-ood Goods ! Low Prices AND SQUABE DEALINa AT THE "Opera .House Shoe Store. " an3I-d3m PILLSBURY'S BESTI Buy the PATENT PROCESS MINNESOTA FLOUR. always gives satisfaction , because it make ; superior article of Bread , and is the Ohear. eat Flour in the market. Every sack warranted to run alike or money refunded.S . M. YATES , Cash Grocer COUNSELOR - AT - LAW J. H. McOULLOOH , Uoom I , Crolgbton Block , Fifteenth Struct B. D. MoIiATJQHIjIN , ATTORNEY - AT - LAW And Notary Public ,