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jW? ! '4 h I l f m 9 .!. H fh. It lt i Ki .V w X. APPLETON'S American CYCL OPA3EDIS: Hew Revised Edition. Entirely rewritten by the ablest writers on eTery .abject. Printed tro- new type, ,nd Illustrated with Sereral Thousand Engravings and Mips. The work originally published under the title comp Ud taTlSO, .ince which tlme;th. wide cirxulation whicU il has attained In all parU of theU ed States, and tbs signal derelopmeau which hare taken place In eTery branch of . ? " ...,.. nil mrt. hate Induced the e,""rDabluteto7ubmltltU an exact 'dttioUrc"- "ithinthelasttnye- OHZ SadeerVn,eworterSec I-r.M "S. movement ol ?? & & ""nfhTconvenience and refinement of "H ftt rl wars and coiiaequent-reTolu-UllalnvoUin? n.Uonal change einarebeen made by the indefatigable ex- P Tto"t iSltled reroluiions of th. last decadVwi the natural result of tha lapse of fitneVe brought Into public Tw a tnultltud. rfnewluen whose uames are in eTery one's mouthed of -"'-S-Sta to know the particulars. Great battle nare bufoughta.imiK.rUnt aleges nlned safe:-aaassss Uous ot the day, ,w"'f ", .Sih.ntli- history. t tmiM in Tiwmaneui. "- -. "f" " ,-?:;." ...r ibTegdandfur-nish an accurate account nfthTmos recent discoveries in science, of everr frb pduetl. in UUsratare, and or ?J7Vt Invention in the preclie arts, as w?ll""giieauccincTand original record'.of tie progress of puliiica and bistorial eTenU Th work has been begun alrIong and care Iu?p?eliminlrUbor.7nl with themost ample resoWs for carrying It on to a succe-ful termination, Soneof the original stereotype pUtes have who refund to lovellim. 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' sssTSend sump for pamphlts, (ree..m Crane . Brisham 'Wholesale Agents, Ean Francisco. Cal apMwtf lO'TBE- NERVOUS & DEBILITATED OF MOTH SEXES. " SO OHASQE rOi AD7I0AS"D 8UETlTI0a'.. C0K- JU J. B. DYOTT, graduate of Jefferson Medical College, Philadel phia, author of-several valuable work, can be consulted on all dis cases of the Sexual and Urinary or. gans, (which he has made an es pecial study,) either in male or fe- male, no matter from what oause originating, or how longJtMdttng. A practice of 30 years enables him ; to treat diseases with success. Cures guaranteed. Charges reasonable. "Those at a distance can forward let ters describing symptoms and en closing stamp to prepay postage. sjS-Send for the Guide to Health. Price 10c. J. Ji.DY07T7,'M.D. Physicioiand Surgeon, 104 Duane Btreet, NtY. Ol&TAULES TO XAERLLGP, -n-APPV RELIEP EOB YOUSO 3IES ll from the e2t ot errors and abuses in cany lire Manhood rexiorea. imueaenienu faiutnLi wmnrAl Kevxnethod oi treat- menL Bucks andeircnlaai tent Jfree.lo seetod 1 cntelorea. Address,. Howard. Aesociatlfnio j, South Sloth street, PhUadeTpuiaT Pa-.-a institution having a hie ten iiwMeii. for honor conduct and proIessfgnulstUJ. Jiuj2t-T Why Max Adeler is Opposed to Cremation. I hardly think uixjn the whole, -that I am in favor, of cremation. The process seems to me to be so frightfully wasteful. At the same time, I am ready to admit that the dead might be used much more profitably than they are now. If a man must" be buried, let him be planted where he will make some thing grow. I remember that Cas- Lfielbenv, of wneland, . J., once laid his grandmother under his grape-vine, and by carefully water ing her twice a day, lie secured a j crop of fifteen bushels of Black riamnurgs. iiie suuject came up in the agricultural society sul;e- quently, and there was a question whether a grandmother vas the only female relative that could be efficaciously ued, and whether it should be a paternal or a maternal grandmother. Casselbeny explained that he had known a maiden aunt or a"second cousin to do equally as well, and he had his stepfather among the -roots, of his mammoth gooseberry bush, with evety pros pect of a superb crop. Very partic ular inquiries were made by several members concerning the availabili- -ty of mothers-in-law in improving the asparagus bed; he took the first prize for asparagus at eight county fairs. Then the meeting suddenly adjourned, and fifteen mothers-in-law in Vineland died during the succeeding week. And then there is the skeleton. The Esquimaux make skates out of the collar bones of their departed friends, and I rdhiember that Huf nagle, of Mauch Chunk, having Io-.t lus leg by a railroad accident, took out the bone, and had it made up into a clarionet, Willi wuicu lie used to iro arounu sereuadimr a woman sereuadin he whUtled the most heartreuder ing music out of that bone. When old Mackintosh, of Darby, died, hi-, vidow had his framework taken out, and she worked the whole of it uj into knife-handles and trou-er buttons which she gave to her hecond husband when they were married. The hot test kind of water never hurt those Jaiife-hauIIes, and the suspender that would'ut stay buttoned on those buttons was admitted to be just no suspender at all. But I ad mit that there is something disa greeable about this form of utiliza tion, and therefore, I rather incline to favor the plan of turning inani mate remains into illuminating gas by consuming them in a rotoit. This, I understand, is practicable, and it would be, I should think, in expressibly consoling to a man to sit and read the paper com fortably every evening by the light of his deceased uncle, and to have the satisfaction of knowing thatthe said relative had not been run through a metre at so much a thousand feet. It will be beautiful to illuminate the parlor with a. de parted hired girl, or to turn off your half brother before going to bed. And think what splendid gas a Congressman would make. We might have a law appropriating dead Congressmen to the Light Hou.sc IJoard, fur lbp on Uii coast. This elasa of peions then would have the consolation of knowing that they would be much more use ful after death than they were dur ing life. Station-House Silhouettes. Detroit Frec-rrcsi. Caw No. .""Martin Delany, I see gray hairs on your head, the wrinkles of old age in your face, and you look like one who will soon fall away and be gathered to its fathers. You arc going on sixty years of age, and here you are charged with drunkenness. Speak, aged piue,'and tell me if it Is true or false." "1 cannot tell the truth I did it with my little bottle ! ' replied the old man in huky tones. "Yes, floored by the battle, as millions have been before you. You seem to regret it now, but lust night, when you were rambling around with a spade in your hand, whoop ing, howling, and terrKying small children, jou didn't care a cent whether school kept or not. I feel like advising 3ou to go home and press your children to your bosom, embrace your wife and promise them that not another drop of liq uor will ever pass your lips, but it isn't my sympathetic morning, and Hi's make it $10 or ninety days." A Hard Owe "David Bell, standing here in the prime of life, with a red nose and a wilted collar, you are charged whh vagrancy," re marked His Honor. "Vagrancy, eh?" "Yes, sir, that's the charge, writ ten in letters an inch high, and yet you are young, have a constitution like boarding-house butter, a foot as as large as a candle-box, and for some reason decline to earn your own bread and butter." "I do, eh ?" "Yes, sir, you do. You have been wandering about the alleys, sleep ing on the wharves, and standing on the corners, while even the crip ples have labored for houestbread." "They .have, eh?" "Yes, sir, they have, and you ought to feel ashamed of yourself and go and drown yourself, sir. But you won't do it, and I'll send you to the Work-houe for four months." "You will, eh?" "Yes, sir, I will. Take him to the Black Maria, Bijah, and if you can get an eight-ounce tack under him the ride will do hinj much more good." Case jYb. TIT. May Watt born disturbed the peaoo by making a great noise and collecting a crowd, and now she can't remember any thing about it She can't remem ber of biting a policeman's knuckles, of pulling the janitor's hair, orot the happy little songs she indulged in L for four hours after being locked up. "There's no ue in winking at me," said His Honor, with a -hake of his head; "it's a clear case, and law Is law. You are young yet, May, and It makes me sad to tec one in the bud of life recklessly trampling under foot the opportuni ty to become a great woman. Joau of Arc hadn't your chance, Victo ria Woodhull wasn't known to the world at 3-our age. Susan B. An thony didn't get her name into the newspapers until she was a hundred years old. Why don't you emulate some of those heroines?" "Em who?" inquired the prisoner. "It is evident tome," continued .the Court, in a changed voice, "that you have no aspirations no long ings for fame. You had rather be a hen on the fence, than an eagle among the clouds, and I'll make It sixty days." "Am I sent up?" she asked. "You are." "Then draw the dagger and strike mo here!" she cried, putting her hands on her corset and rolling up her ej-es." Bijah put his arm around her slender wait and told her that His Honor had left the dag ger at home for the cook to peel ik tatoes with, and he asked her, for his sake, to consent to live a few days longer, as onions and radishes werejust beginning to sprout, and he had seen three new hand-organs on the street that morning. The Game He Didn't TTnderstand. JScw Orleans Ticarnne. The best poker hand we ever heard of was held by old Weasel the other night. Weasel didn't know much about poker, hut.he wanted to learn, and every now' and then (the party Avas playing euchre) he would show his cards and ask if that wasn't a good hand. Once or twice he bet, but somebody al ways beat him, because he knew so little about the game. After awhile, as Weasel was dealing and when he had thrown three cards around to each one, he stopped and looked at his three, -tie iookcu a guuu nuc. Then he trot excited. "Now I know this is a good hand. I've learned something about poker in the last two hours, and I'll b.t $25 on these three cards. It's just the best hand I ever saw." Jones had beaten Weasel on this sort of a banter already, and so he took up his cards. He had three aces a pretty good hand for three Nobody could have a full of fours, and his tlirees were the biggest in the deck. He bent a pittying smile on old Weasel, and said : "I think I've got something pretty good here, but I couldn't bet less than $o on it. We're not playing poker, you know, and these outside issues are ii regular. I bet $50.' ' "Done" said old Weasel ; what have you got ?" They put up their money, and then Jones showed his hand. "Here's three aces, you old mutton-head ! You can't beat that with any three cards on earth. You ought to know better than to " "Hold on," cried old Weasel, throwing down the king, ten and seven of hearts. "That's a flush, ain't it? When you've got all of suit that's a flush, I believe; and a flush always beats threes. I don't know much about poker, but it seems to me I've got the best hand out of jail." Jones had forgotten about flushes. In fact the whole party rather underrated old. Weasel because he was a religious man and not sup-jo-.ed to knowanythingabout cards. But they kept a very watchful eye on him after that, and "when he sloke of pokec hands they all in sisted on slicking to the game they were playing. Beer and Tea- Mrs. Zina Fay Pierce has been making trouble among the crusad ers. She has thrown a. fire brand letter against tea-drinking into the Woman's Temperance Association at St. Albans, Vt Kbt satisfied with ascribing the thirst of Ameri can men for distilled liquors to the nervous ruin wrought in the system of their mothers by the habit of drink ing tea, she actually advised the re formers to drink wine anu beer as a duty they owe to posterity. She says there U no country on the fa'ce of the earth where the women are so weak, so dyspeptic and so nerv ous as they are in America. As this class of women must give birth to oflspring of the same kind with an inherited craving for stimulants, Mrs. Pierce in her letter advises a change of beverqge as follows: Jn Bavaria, where Is made the best beer In the world, It is a saying that there is no nervous persons, and there is little doubt that, if American women, instead of in dulging in the destructive habit of drinking tea three times n day, would drink it but once, and at din ner take a pint of mild beer, in twenty-live years their present pallor, sallowness, thinness, and nervousness would be changed to comparative bloom, beauty and health. Intemperate lea-drinking is ruining American women quite as much as Intemperate whisky drinking is ruining American men, and one needs praying for quite as much as the other. 400,000 ACRES! OK THE FINEST Elkliorn Valley Lauds ! TO ?i.t.K 33. 3vr. cxjlxih: "Wisner, - - ITob. rpiIFSE LANDS ARE I the maiket and the CONVENIENT TO FINEST in the STATE ! And will be sold at from $2.50 to $5.00 PER ACRE! For Cash or on Long Time. jtj-IiAXD EXPLORING 1 ICK ETS for sale at O. & N. W. De pot, bearing coupons which will le taken at full cost In payment for land. S OTVTA.X3 STOVE :.A. OXT-5T4 ST.OA B. F. QOOK-. 637 14th Bt, bstwsea Diagln tsd Dodirs Manufacturer 'of Tin, Cpper and'Shect Ironj Cooking and Heating stoves Stamped, Japannsd and French Ware'oa hand. Tin ltoo3n, (iuttors and Spoutlnjaad JouWork done and warranted. febltt f ' :E-A-Ghr CARRIAGE, BUGUY and WA60X MAKTFACTDRER. N. E. CORNER of 14th and HARNEY BTS WOULD respectfully announce to th (pub lic lhit he is sow ready to fill all con tracts In the above lines with nestsea and dispatch, Bfe . J"Express wagins constantly osl hand and for sale. C TJnltoa. xs LXOt .?. Confectioners' Tool Works, . f" Tiios Mills & Bro Manufacturers of (f I joiiiecuoners' 1 opis UaenlBrs, Bauldc Ice CrejX Frecz'srss. ., jL N01 1301 & 1303 North Etghifi'SL PHILADELPHIA, FA. Proprietors : Thguas Mills, Geo. M. Mills, AtlkkP-Parmx ni2r7daw3m Established 1SH- t5S CATALOGUES EBT j upon appllca on. II. 6EXBE. C. 1. KAKBACttA-' GBERE k KARBVCH, iui. .t imtwi Farnham and arner sts. mriTTI KTTTT xaxcfactccj 1 or Spring and Farm Wagonsi BIUUIKS ASH unii" Dealers In and manufacturers of AGltlCCLTURAL IMPLE:ESTij rRTOTHn ATTENTION PAID JZ lIORSVSHOaXO. KJ tBRepearin? f wagons an I tlacksmltl prjiup ly done at reisonahle price. uydii XB. J. K.VAKDBRCeeK Eclectic 1 " Lciant Residence and office 250 Dodge stbet 14th and 15th tts. - Special attention paid to'obstetrlcs and dis eases peculiar to women and childreo. Otf. Money and Commerce. Daily Review. Office Omaha Daily Bee, May SI, 1874. I Business was comparatively light to-day. The weather has been line so long that a rainy day yeemed a pleasant change, and everybody ap peared to stay at home approvingly. Orders by mail were as large as usual, and gave the packing rooms of our wholesale houses, an appear ance of activity. There were no further changes in prices in our market, and but a few unimportant fluctuations reported from the east. f The retail trade which has been fair for the past week, was quiet to day. OMAHA MABKET8. Carefully Corrected "Dally . DRY GOODS. j. j. browx & bp.o., Cor. i4th' and Douglas Streets. PRINTS. American. Albion. ...... Aliens ...... fonnestoca ......... 10 11 Vt l 10 VA in 10 u 13X 30 37 ii3 Dannells ... ...... Truman's .... ........... Garner t Co....... Hamilton.... ..... Merrimack !........ Oriental Pacific Mills. Spragues, .... . BROWR Amoskeag ............. Augusta .......... Everett G tJ Great Falls DRILLS. BLEACHEC SHEETINGS. Peppenell 8-4 . -. . do 9-f - ... . do 1(M ................... do ll-l ............... ............ Wallham 8-1 do SM de 1(M .... - BROWN SHEETINGS. Indian IIeaJ.......... ...... . Pepperell E tine............. ........ ....... do K fine ......... do O nne................ .- do N liiinw..MwH. do sheeting 3-l............. do do 9-1 Puttinan A A ........ turr A................... ..... 45 27JJ 12 It 10 12 12 gg 14 11 24 13 19 ; 19 as 19 17 16 IS icy, COKSET JEANS. Amoskeag ..-.... ........ Kearsarge satin ................ Ltcotila utln... ................... ....... Naumkeag satin........ ... Peppenell satia................ DENIMS. Amoskesg.. , . Arkwright, blue........ .... Bearer Creek A A..........- -.....- Han Maker, blue.... ............. India, It 11 blu3 and brown.............. New York, B Otis, B It Otis, C C Oakland , Warren BB ,.. .- do A. .................- BLEACHED SHIRTINGS. Androcogsing 4-2 a a........ .... do do L......M... .... Boot, 8 17 15 "11 15 18 uo li 4-4 . Frnit of the Loom do do do 100 . Gold MeJal Hope. Mew York Mills- Wamasatta Lonsdale. ... 18 18 12 ,23 40 GINGHAMS. Middlesex . Glenarins... TICKINGS. Anioskeag, a c a..... do A... ......... do B Conetoga, A Pre ...... do B do Go d Medal. tta 27 10 YANKEE NOTIONS kurtz aroint A co., 231 Farnham St. f STOOL COTTON Clark's O. Coat's ...... Merrick's.. Domestic . British N. T 0 70 Wfl? 00 HO-IEIIY. Ms 3 0TQC 00 PAPER COOHRA Pickens' liest il King WillUin ,-. Douiestio.... ..... ..,.. ....- S 90 1 35 2 (O 2 50 feamley ...... -r. SHAWLS. Ottoinai stiips............ ... SII1UTS. White common .iv-r -. " Medium JJ.. .. ' cutuw iu.ule-.-..... Percale..... . .?.. -Calico OVEtALLa. Brown drill . ' dnck... .... . S2 2J0C 5J $10 50 15 0 3J (J -312C0!! 0 , 4 75.7 50 S6 a7 25 7 759 00 Blue drill . ' d uck E Whlto Z : CORSETS. French whalebone.....- Our own.. tr ....... Comet......-. .-..... .... SPRING SKIRTS. Linen printed.- - - " ruffled. .. ....-. " fluted .. 7 00a7 M .. 8 00a9 50 - S 00a9 50 . J5 23aS 00 15 00 2250 $900 12 CO 15 00 GEXESAX COMMISSION. J. C. JIosenfeld gives us the following quotations this day : Butter, active, choice roll 2833, common 1520; Eggs, brisk, 11 ; Apples, 8 008 50 per barrel ; Live Chickens in demand from 3 00 2 25 per dozen; Turkeys, 6 00 ; Or- - anges and Lemons are advancing. 1 Oranges a 50 per box, Lemons per box. IIAKDWAKE. 9 00 t JOHS T. EDOAE. IRON. fjAmmnn liar... 4 f,Horse shoe bar. Norwajr nail rod.. ... STEEL. Cast p!ow.... ..... 12 uermon American casn, oc'agon and square - 18a 22 Jess p's English de do .- 25 40 Burden's horse shoes, per Leg . 7 25 do mule do do . . 8 25 Northwestern horse nail 22a 23 Dundee thimble skeins, discount 45 per cent. Stor half patent axles, discount 10 per cent. NAILS. lOd to 601 per keg '.. Sd do d do 4d do 3d do ....... 3d fine do ... . 4 40 465 4 90 5 15 5 90 7 40 5 15 5 40 5C5 5 15 3 40 5 C5 fi 15 70 pre 20 pre 35 do 30 pre 25 do lOd finls'ng do RJ do do Cd do do lOd casing do . ..-..-... 8d do (io M.H .... 6J -de do . Wrought, all sixes .-.. BOLTS. Carriage and tire...... discount BUTTS. Narrow wrought, fart Joint discount Cast, loose pin rererible do MISCELLANEOUS. Hay and manure fork...dlscount lloes and gaiden rakes... do IIINQES. Strap and T discount VTlENCIirS. Tail's black discount Coe's immitatlon do Coe's genuine- - do 25 pre T5prc 45 do 20 do SCREWS. American Iron 45 pr c do brass. --. 40 pre AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. ICTTItFJ, H Holt's Ha-TCst King.per doa, net Champion .., Uealdvs Eureka do red . ...... .. SPADES AND SIIOV-LS. Rowland's No 2 black sboreb, D II do do polished do do do do black spades do Moore do polished do do do's "spring point" L II shore!. . AXES. 14 25 12 00 10 00 9 00 12 00 13 00 12 00 13 03 13 50 13 00 13 50 525 S 75 11 00 flJppencott's'We.tern Crown fc- uo Uo do b.Tefea COFFEE MILLS. P "ke'aNo 3, iron box-nel do do 103 do . I do do25 Union lnh-.- ' eo do 35 do Brltanla........ FILES. HarzraTe, Smith A Co., discount -American File Co.. do HAMMERS. -Maydolc's, A E Nol, if, 2 Hammond's A E No 2 13 00 i 33 pre 50 do J9 00 10 50 10 00 13 50 14 00 $7 00 800 900 750 S50 do do do J do rniinier's No 1 d do do 2 . do do 3-. . HATCHETS. SIoHBtscgung.No 1 do 2 do 3. do 1 do. LEATHER. BuSjIu S. sole H K Hemlock Si. tole No 1 do do No 2 do do dira.. do span sole good do do dam..... do harness....... . do bridle.............. do calf. do kip ... ..... do upj-er I r... -..... . Oak tole tt - 33 31 3) Si . 23 33 43 . 39 . 1 25 , T3 23 43 3! 33 29 40 46 41 1 SO 1 25 SO 4S 1 60 1 30 44 90 00 235 I 64 4 00 IS t6 7 9 in do call ........ ......... do klpMM.MMH. mHM do harness... ............ .. F'ehcalf Jodots or dr.. Other brands different wt, pr B French kip pr 16 . ..... Bark linings .... . . SKINS. , 1 50 1 00 43 73 00 1 75 144 6 50 Dry nln t pr a .. Dry salted Orecn.. .... Oreen salted Jan. and Feb, pells.. Shpsrlltg ,,, 17 15 C 8 1 25 .lajui atuiM CEMENT. Roscndale-.. Water lime.. 3 00 8i5 SOAPS Powell Sc Co., Soap monufacturere. Sapo Publico, 6 l-26 3-4 ; Savon Republic, do., Chemical Olive, 6 to 6 1-2 ; Palm, 65 L4 ; German Mot led. 6 l-4a6 1-2. ART UOOD3 AND UPHOLSTERER'S STOCK. Benjamin B. Jones, Decorative Up holsterer and dealer in fine art goods, 270 Farnham Street, furaUhes the following quotations: FRAME MOULDINGS. Oil walnut mouldings, one inch, per foot, 5c; 2 inch 10c; 3 inch 15c; polished walnut, 1 inch 7c; 2 inch 15c; 3 inch 21c. Berlin gilt, 1 inch 615c; 2 inch 1230c; 3 inch 18 45c; imitation rosewood and gilt, 1 iuch 510c; 2 inch 1020c; 3 inch 1530c. WINDOW.SHA DES. Plain bands. G feet, all colors, per pair, 1 50; ornamental bands, 2 00 4 00; each additional foot, 75c per pair. REPPS. Union md all wool terry, pes yard 1 503 j0; Imperial, "plain and stri ped, 2 50a8 00. DAMASKS. 1 Union per yard, 1 50; all wool, 2 00a3 00. MATTRASSES. Husk, 4-4x6-2, 4 00a5 00; straw, 3 00d4 00; Excelsior, 3 50a4 50. LUMBER. Subject to change of market without rotice. WM. ii. FOSTER, On U. P. R. R. track liet. Farnham and Doug las, f GEO. A. HOAGIiAND. Jois's, studding and sills, 20 It, and un der $21 00 Orer20f t, each addltionalft aJd'l 50 Fencing No 1.-..'. .... 23 00 do Ko 2- ...c 21 00 1st common boards-:. . . 22 00 2nd do do " ,20 00 "A" stock lioards,10andl2 inch 45 00 "B" do do do do 35 00 "C" do do do do JO 00 1st clear, 1, ljf. 1 tad 2 inch 65 00 2d do da do do .... . 53 00 3d do do do do 45 00 Flooring, clear. 50 00 do 1st common.. . . .. 40 00 do 2d do 32 50 do 3d do 25 00 do narrow, clear...- 45 00 1st clear celling J inch 35 00 2d ,do do y. inch 32 50 1st do do 'A Inch - 30 00 2d do do Ja inch-.... 1st clear siding - ....... 2d do do ............ 1st common siding...-. , 2d do do - .......... "A" shingles ...... Extra No 1 shingles-..-. Common No 1 shingles ..... Lalh per 1000 UAH pickets eer 100 Square do do do ...- 0S Batten per lineal t Bom do do do .. . WINDOWS, (Glaze 1.) 35 per ccntoffCMcsgo list. DOORS, (Wv.lg-.-d) 25 pet cent oft CI logo list. BLINUS. 30 per cent ofTli-t. White rn-! jr bbl Lonlsrllle cement erbbl Plastr pans per bbl .. 27 50 26 00 24 00 20 00 18 00 4 60 . 3 50 2 00 3 50 3 5o :. "iji .$1 71Q2 00 . 3 003 25 .. 3 5Jftji 7 40 4 4J :rniu u Tarrid felt.,... Plasterlcg board OIIS. PAINT"., LVS, Ac. N. I. 1). SOLOMON ROBERT C. STEELL. BRADY & McAUSLAND. Coil Oil 5 19 Lins-dit, nw llj " " bl'd 1 Ki Turcntine. .. W Headliglit Oil '. '.8 ura 1 m, No 1 5 0 70 ' " wi-tcri " "straiii'dj Lnliricating) W. Va. J "' 33 PAINTS, AC White LeaJ, St. Louis, Srtlctlf Pure " " " " Fancy Rrii.d Putty In Bladders................. " " Bulk....- .......... Ensmeld Glass, colors, fi sq. ft. ... sum ' 4 . 1 oO Mat uias, to ti c discount ' Tl!f, SnET-IROX. WIRE, &C. MTLTON ROGERS, COR. Hth & FARXHAJT. TIX TLATE. CHARCOAL. IOiU IC, ralr quality 10x14 Ic, lwst quality .. .(13 00 . 13 50 .. 10 51 . 14 00 . 17 00 . 15 50 . 17 50 .20 50 .33 50 -23 50 . 14 00 . 17 00 - 20 ai 15 00 1G00 .. 12 50 -27 50 11x14 IX do do 12x12 IC 12x12 IX 14x20 IC do do do do do do do do 14x20 IX do 14x20 IXX do 14x20 IXXX ltO plate DC 10) plate DX. do (best quality). uo Uj . do do . da do . do do . do do . do do . 100 plate DXX 100 plate DXXX Roofing IC charcoal Roofing IX do 10x14 IC coke 20x2S IC charcoal toofing 20x28 I C charcoal roofing. 32 JW 28 00 21 00 MX14 1 A pnarrna 10x20 ccke (for gutters)...... 1LAJsI. 11.1 Large pigs. Small pigs,..-...... Bar tin .-........ .... ZINC Sheet tin 25 to 3S in L. do do do in half casks do do do in 250 lb casks Sheet 24 to V inches per sheet..- Tinners soldei (extra refined... do do No. 1 -..... do do roofing-..--... "11 12)4 23 21 0a2 6 m 2.1 23 Lid. metal.-. SHEET IRON. First quality, Numbers 10 to 24... do do do 15 .-. do do do 2(1 .,,.., do do o 7 -... Charcoal, both sides smothe 1I0 No 21 ... do do '.6 , do do 27. Juniata, No. 21 do do 2G ...... do do 27 .. .. Russia perfect 7 to 12 -. uo no. 1, stained Less than full bundles, add one cent. "A"Amerlcan immitat'n Russia, all Not. Less than full bundles, add one cent. 3ALVA2IZED. No. 14 to 20 . list do 21 to 24 , do do 25 to25.......do do 27 .. do do 2S . do Full bundles discount 15 per cent COPPER. Braziers 6 to 9 ..- do 10 to 12 lb do 12Utol00B) . Sheathlnr, 14 and 10 ox Planished, 14 and 18 ox Not. 7, 8 and 9, Pianlshed . Bolt copper.. ,, . ,, ,, Copper l.iltntn , 13 45 42 38 37 45 41 50 38 BKIGHT WIRE. 10 11 11 1S Not. 0 to e 14 8,8.9 15 10,11 15 15 14,14 SO 19 Kos. 15,16 17 13 19 20 Per bundle 15 per centdkeoun GROCERIES. STEELE JOHNSON 53&-540 14TH ST. CLARK - FEENCH COrTfABNHAM AND , llTH ST. PrrNDT, MEYER & BAAP-E, 212 FAKN HVM ST., WHOLESALE DEALERS- moroan Gallagher, 205" Farn ham St. WHITNEY, BAUSEKMAX Co., 247 Douglas St j. J. brown bro., Cor. 14th and Douglas Streets. SUGARS. Ilrannl.tjrfnr , ,, , , , 4 "u)i-Jf. Powdered do J Crushed do Ratcut loaf do . Standard A do Circle A do Extra C do Yellow C do . N choice do . Rio choice pTtb do prime do do good Mo O OJava J Iljfillff V'Z 33 31 10H COFFEES. 26Ua?7 26ak I5i25 31ai5 SYBUP3. Common pr gallon.. Good do Choice do do N O molasses. 33a45 60a65 70O 80 8Ka9 161T 16al7 6ia6M G." 7a7J 4a4, RICE. Rangoon choice.. "Carolina CANDLES. M Wesk A Co.. Eehofers fcOAP. Mis-ourl Vrl!ey....., Kirk's Savon -1.. , M. Wesk A Co Schoftrs German... . Kirk's standard do sterling-....,, PLUG TOBACCO. Black goeds, Wwtcrn . do do Virgl ila -. io do Lorrriard's- Bright do do do do do Virginia .. Natrral esi. 45 45S50 52i57 57.165 &0a55 7535 lKal7 1 12K 13al3K 8 9 DDIED FRUITS California pe'ehes per cound- do applas do . S.ate do do New currants .. -... do prunes.......-. do German cherries.-..... do blackberries...-.... do rasuberries.. ..... 17 21 S3a) M40 12 do raslns pr box... do seedless rasies per pound- SALT. New In barrels...... do dairy . .... -52 SOal 00 -4 50a5 75 CANSED GOODS. 2 pound can Myer's oysters per 1 ose. 1 do do do do do . 2 do do Will tin's do do . 2 do do peaches do do . 3 do do do do do . Tomatoes, 2 pound cans, per rase . do 3 do do do Corn, Trophy, p.-rce...... $4 25a4 50 . 2 50a2 73 . 4 00a4 23 . 4 75a5 09 . 6 75a7 .'0 . 3 5013 75 500 550 .5 75aC 00 600 4 75a5 50 60) 550 do window uo .,,, do Yarmouth do .- Strawberries, per case Raspberries, do do Pineapples, do do .. TEAS. Oo'ongs per pound-.-. .. Young II yron, per joucd... Gunpowder, do do ....- FLOUR. I5a75 40al 00 COal 25 Go'd Dust.. 3 10 3 (0 4 75aS 00 13iT19 17(utI8 lsal9 18 3031 34V5 1 35al4l 60 13a 0 35a4C XXXX Iowa City. Uiluorn. BAGS. Gunnies, heaTy weight ... do light do .. Burlaps, four bushel - . Dundee gunnies - Grain bags, Amoskeg A ... do do Ludlow a ..-.. SPICEd. Nutmegs, Penang best,per pound Clorei do do -. Alsplce do do Clnamon bark do do ..... BAKING POWDER. Manufactured by the Imperial Bak- PowderCo., Omaha, Neb. 1 a boxes. K D boxes m m boxes... ...- .perd.z 4 25 do 2 40 .... : do 1 30 'o 13 51 5 2) boxe. In bulk,per tt, In 25,50 and 10) lb lots SO CIGARS. A. E. SIMPSON, Manufacturer, 532 loth Street. II. Upman.--. Reconstruction.............. Grand Central....... Unirersal...... ...... Yara .............. La Boquct.. ............... Simon Pure .........- Partigas .... ....-..... Yours Truly.....-... Gold Medal La Espanola... ... Triple Crown-.......-. Henry Clay ...... De Viller- YViller V M. S 35 00 do do do 3.1 If 35 04 40 OJ 43 00 50 00 50 CO 75 00 C5 00 50 00 60 00 75 00 100 00 100 00 100 00 75 CO do do do do do do do do do do do do CALHOUN MILLS FLOUR. "Wholesale depot 543 14th Street. Half barrel sacks-... 2 90 J. SCHOONIVAKER & SON rropiuETOas or tub PITTSBURG. WHITI LEAD AND COLOU WOHKS PITTSBURG. PA. t.lrHlxoci X33C3. Manufacturer ol Mrlotly'Pure While. Lead, Kd Irf'aJ, Litliargr Puttj. Colors Dry aud iu Oil. PORE VERDITER GREEN, The Btrongeat and brightest green mauufucturered. GUARANTEE. We guarnteo our brand of Strictly Pure White ead to be free from impurities, and will pay S50 in gold for every ounce of aJul lara'Jon found in tbls package. smr73m J. fcCHOONMAKER A. SON VandaliA b,otjt BAST. O TEAIISTS DAILY ! LEAVE ST. -OUIS 1V1TII Pullman Palace Cars THB0DOH WITH0DT 0HA5QS Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, Columbus, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, 'Washington, XXD NEW YORK ArriTil of Trains froa the Wett. ONLY ONE CHANGE TO Cleveland. Buffalo & Boston TICKETS --- M. K. cornrr roartb tc Chesvtsiat ta , 81. Loala, n& mt Use Frlaclpal BsUl vrsiy Oflicea la the West. CHAS. BABCOCK, C E. RUSSELL, S'lhern Pass. At, Wesfu Pass. Ag't. Dallas. Texas. Kansas cztt. JOHN E. SIMPSON. CHAS. E. FOLLETT, Oen'l Supt-, Gen'l Paas. Ag't. aSt' IaoiAX Arous. St. Loci Estabhsned In 1851. a--eJ-.Z7 13tk St, beLFarakam a4 Haracj. AU kinds at TAILORING, CLEASINa tai BEPAIBING don it roai raU pr26U CHICAGO &NORTHWES'N The ropulir Route from TO- Chicago and the East! AND THE Only Dlreot Lotxte T-Vterlo,Fort Dodre.Dssfeaqae.l Cro, fralrle Da ( bless. W'tutas. St. PtfuI.Dalutlt, Jinnrlllc, Ksso sdi, Urms 1 ., Kaclnr, Mcven'i Point. Wrtovru, OshWsmb, Ken DaLr, MiuLou audMUwsakt. It Being ibeSbortest and FUstComoleted Lin between OMAHA and CHIC AGO, Constant impror.m nts hare taken place in the wjy of reducing Grade, and placing Iron with Steel li!s, adding to its rolling stock new and Elegant DAY and 8LKEP1SQ CARS Equipped with the "WestlnghouM Air Brake" ami "Millf r Plat'orui ." t-stablishlne comfarta. bleand coftiuiodious Eating Houses, offering all the comforts of trarellng tte age can produce. "From U to 10 Fast Express Trains run each way daily orer the rarious lines of this load, thus securing to the trareler selecting this route sure ami certain connections in any ul reulon he may wish to go. Principal Connections. AT MISSOURI VALLEY JUNCTION, for SIouz C ty, Yankton and polnU reached ria Sioux City and Pacific railroad. AT GRAND JUNCTION for Fort Ddge, Des Moines. Ottawa and Keokuk. AT MARSlIALLforSt. Paul, Minneapo is, Duluth, and northwestern points. AT CEDAR RAPIDS for Waterloo. Cedar Falls, ( barles City, Burlington and S: Jjuii. ATCLINION forDubuqne, Duulelth, Prai rie du Cbien, La Crosse, and all points on the Chlogo, Clinton and Dubuque, and Chicago, iiunuque anu -aiiuuesoia raiiroaos. AT FUl.TON forFreeport. Racine Milwau kee and all points in Wisconsin. AT CHICAGO with all railway lines leading out of Chicago. Through tickets to all eastern cities rla this line can be procured, and any inforuiat on ob tained, concerning Route, Rates, etc., at th Company's office. 218 Farnham street, Omaha, and also at the principal TicketOtfices along the line of the U. P.R.R. BJj-Doggage checked through to all principal Eastern points, W.H.STENNETT, MARVIN nUGHITT. Gen'l Passng'r Ag't. Gen. Sup't. J. II. LACEY, C. G. EDDY, Ticket Ag't, Oniiha. Gen'l Ag't Omaha. uichlSvl Omaha & St. Louis Short Line 18 7 The Kansas City, St. Joe and Council Bluffs R. R. Is the only dire line to t. iion AND THE EAST. FROM OMAHA AKD THE "WEST KO CI I A. OH .ait- between Omaha and St. Louu ana bttoie between OMA1IA ana SicW YOR-. This the Only idne running a I'ULLIrlAX SLEEFiarO OAll KAST FKO OMAHA, ON ATUUVAL. OP THE DSIOS PACIFIC KXPItKS T1UIH, errrp.isengers taking other routes hae a dlsartble transfer at tne l.irer station. 8 PASSlINTJEIt THAISS DAILY I REACHING ALL EA;TrS!l AND WE3TEES 0ITIE8 With I.ev Clnnjii ind In adnnru oi other Irn-s. TIiisEntirt- Line iseiulppd with Pulliniiu's Pnlare SIw ping Can, Palace Dy Coarhca aud ChairGari, Miller'a Safety Platform and Coupler anil the Celebrated Wedttngliotiso Air Brake. .cSTSee that your tickets rtad rla KaoaaaiClty, N . Joaeptt St. Coaaell Ilium Ilalrod, Via Omaha and St. Louis. Tickets for sale at cor. Tenth and Farnham streets, and U. P. Depot, Omaha. J03.TEHON, Pass. Agt. GEO. L. BRADBURY, Gen'l Agent. . F. BARNARD. Gen'l Supt. St. Joseph. ia.".tf A. aDAWE3, Gen'l Pas. Agt., lit. Joseph. LEAD PENCILS The following Premiums have been awarded tor Dixon's American Graphic OR LEAD PENCILS: Cold Xfdal or Progress, Ylenna, 1873. First Premlam Clnclaaattl Indas- trial Fair, 187C. First Premium rtrooklj. iuiw trial ExvosltloH, 1873. Frcampleor luformatlon addrevfthe Jos. Dixon Crucible Co., Orestos Cleeveland, s't m72m JERSEY CITY, N J. Soutlieni J-Cbtei, rrcatlBg on 1 5 th tad WtliitlU,, St. Louis, - Mo. Laveille, "Warner & Co., ro-o-tox;. The Southern Hotel Is firit-clsss in all Its appointments. Its tables are at all times aup- 5 lied in the greatest abundance, with all the ellcaciea the markets afford, Its clerks and employes are all polite and attcntlre to the wants of the guests of the hotel. There is an Improve! ele ta tor leading from the first floor to the upper one. Railroad and steamboat ticket offi'es, news stand, and western Anion Telegraph oflte in the Rotunds ol hotel, "WILLIAM SEXAUER. 223 Farsh i Street, Omaha, lib wnoLZiaLX asd xj saa is FURNITURE, BBDDIRCr. ETC. Chicago, Bock Island and Pacific K. K. THE GRAND CENTRAL ROUTE FROM OMAILA TO CHICAGO AND THE 13AST, Via Des Moines, DaTraport and BocS Island, o All Passenger Trains art equipped with the w Erri.xoHocsK Patkst Aik Bkak t and Miller's Patent Safety Platform and Coupler. 2 Fast Express Trains Leare Pally, Cunnectlng as follows: AT DES MOINES wilh the Des Moines Valler Railroad, lor Oskaloosj, Ottumwa, Keokuk and St. Louis. AT t.KINNKLL with the Central Railroad of Iowa, for all points north to St. Paul. AT WEST LIBERTY with the Burlington, Cedar Rapids A Minnesota Railroad, for Buriinzton. Cedar Rapids. Dubuuua A St. Paul, At WILTON JUNCTION with the South-Western ranch, for Muscatine. Wasblr-gtou and all points south. AT DAVENPOKr with the Darenport A SL I AT hOCK IsLANU with the Western Union Ka ilroad for Freepoit, Beloit, Kacine, Mii waukei and all points in northern Iulnols and Wisconsin. AT ROCK. ISLAND with the Rocklord, Rock Is'and and St. Louis Railroad for St, Louis and points jouth. AT ROCK ISLAND with the Tear A Rock Island Railroad for Peoria and points east. AT BUREAU JUNG, with branch, for Hen ry, Lacere, Chllllcotha and Peori AT LA SALLE with the Illinois CeuTral Rail road for points nort h and south. AT CHICAGO with ail lines East, North and South. THROUGH TICKETS to all Eastern cities, Tla this line, can be procured, and any infor mation obtained, concerning points, at the ticket office of thacompanr, lis Farnham St., Omaha, and also at the principal 'ticket offlces along the line o( the U. 1 li. . Baffgrnre Checked Tbronsrli to Frluclpl Kaatena Pouita. all A. M. SMITH, Gen'l Pass'r Ag't. Chicago. J. H. LACEY, Ticket Agent, a23t! Omaha U. RIDDLE, Grn'l Sup't Chicago. S.S STEVENS, Gen'l Western Ag't Omaha. M. Keller, Proprietor of the RISING SUN LOS ANGELES TINEYRDS. Depot for the sale of hia NATIVE WINES AND 3G?jftTDIElS 2. ETIER. & Co., Corner;ofBitiery andWajhIugtonSts. SAJT FIIAXCISCO, mat.tl CAL. ALRX. J. LEOnAT. NATU'U C. UUUSOf. WM. II. nt'DSOX JAS. O. DL'TLKS ST. LOUIS TOBACCOIWORKS. Leggat, Hudson & Co., M in'iNrturers f erery ara ITino Cut Ch.eCTing AND S3IOKIXO TOBACCO Our Special Brands: FINE CUTS! BEAUTY. GILT EDGE, BMOIXINQJt INGLESICE. BULLION. MONTANA. All Our Tobaccos Strictlr Waranted. OFFICE ASD SAlKSnOOSt Cor. Second &c Vine Streets, St. Xioul- mar71mo XVXo. PASSENG-ERS Going East or South from Omaha And Points on U. P.B.B., should take th "LINCOLN KOUTE" VIA THE ATCHISON . NEBRASKA RAILBOAD ! And secure for them selres the choice ot Six Popular Bouteslrom Atchison to Calcag a4 St. Loais, All making Reliable Connections andbelnj Eq.-ppsd with Fa m Day and Eseptog Cut. All delay and inconTenlenco arrlrlnr f rom Ferries and transfers eaa be SToIded West ot Chicago and St. Louis by securlog Ticket, via .ATCniSOX and the ATCHkSUN SCBmAMK. KAlUtOAD. Direct and Belisble Connections aro also mads with the A. T. - S. F. B. B. for the Great Arkaasaa Taller & Colorado, Aod with all lines running South to points in Boulhem Kansas and tne maun erziwry. Ask for Tickets rla LINCOI. & ATCHISON CHAS. OS MTTH, Gen'l Supt. Wan TV. F. WHITE Gen'l Pass. Ag't. ArI3o-. KaBaaa ADVERTISE IU THE Di.iXiir-BsEa eees TOK1 SIZE' CP us feueis: ooa OO o Or Sagar-CoJUcd, Conetet Boot and Herbal Jalce, Aatu Bllloaa Granule. TrEME.ITXX I GL.VC CATELVBTIC. or Xaltmm In Parwo Payslc. Th noTtlty of modem jredlc, Cbemlatl mi Pharmaicntical Science No use of any longtt taking the large repulslre nd sausteoua pli. when we can by & careful application of chemical science, eitrart all the cathartic and other Bedt. C.g proportle- froa the moei xaluaoia root aarf herbs, aaa concentrate them into a minute Gra me. acarcely larger tban a saaUu seed, that can be readily swallowed by thOM ol Vie c-tsenslMYo stomach! and fastidious tastes. lcniittlaPurxatlro relict represent, in a mt concentrated form, as much cathartic powec ss is embodied In any of tho re pilla found foe sale in the dm' shops From their wonder es taartic power, in proportion to their slzt, people who tuvo not Wcl them ore apt to vnppoM M they are harsa ordrntic in effect, but such ts not at l the cae. e diflerent actira Medicisslpri. ciplesof which taey aro composed beta; so) bar. njnizea sad modified, one by tho other, ss ta pruduco a mint searching; aad-tUor-outrh,yel KeatlyandkluUlyoBoratlBr catbartl :. tSOO Aewartl U hereby offered by tna pra. prictor or .hese lvllets, to any chemist wha. cpon analysis, vll! find In the sn Calomel or other forma of mercury ot any other lirat poison. Bciar entirely voiretablc.no parUtn-r care Is .-cauircd nhiia usin. them. Thrv , rate without distnrbancoio the constitatioa. diet. uruancaso e constitatioa. aiet- For Jauudicc, HeadacMo. in. Impure Blood, Pain ulders, TlKSluesa of tB Constipation, iu the Should Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations ox mo siomsctt, Had tasto lit. uioutl, Bilious attacks, Paia la rccioii ot Kidneys, lutoraal Fewer, nioated foellux about Stomach. Ituah of Blood, to Head, IIIav Coll orcd Vrlne, Unsoclakllltr and. CilooBsy Forebodings, taka Br. Pierce's PIcaaut Parajatlre Pellets In explanation of the remedial power or my Tar- fitlre l'ellcu over eo great a Tirlety of diseases. wish to say that their action upon th animal economy is nntversal, not a Claud or tlssuo escaping- their tana. tlve impress. Ao docs not Impair them; their snjor cctln'id being enclosed in g battles precrvo their virtues unimpaired fbr so iccinnoi time, in any cuatcsotnaitnersm ai. ravs fresh and reliable, which is not tho caj vriththe puis found la tho drag stores, pat np ta cheap wood or pate-bc3rd box's. BecoUect that fir ail dweascs where a Laxative, Altera tlvo or Pursratlvo is indicated, these Hula rcuit ui cue ice most penect ..lfH',ti"n to all who nso then. They are sold by all enterprising sjiwsw - rfsaaa as wwtsivt uo not aiiow any arnggist to induce you ta take anything: el.s that bo may say Is Just as cood as my Pelleto becaco ho makes a Isrcet Droat on tbst whi'H no rccommends. drucrlst canuot supply them, enclosa S3 casta, and receive them oy return mail from u. r. rumc, r. j., av,. Ji ASK FOE PYLE'S OK SALERATUS! BAKINa SODA ! BZIHT IKT XT S 3D Sold by Pundt. Meyer A Raapkeand Whitney, Bauserman A Co. DON'T BUT! VNTl- YOU IIAVK : CAREFULLY EXAMINED" OUR ITE'W LOW RTCS-ETWOIR ASWEHa- yjl REASONS why tber will do yuur work. Quick and Easv, Cheap and Clean. They are cheapest to buy, They are best to ue, Tber bate er.nly and quickly, Their operation Is perfect, They hare always a good draft, They are made of the bestaaterlal They roast perfectly. They require but Utile fuel, They are Terr low priced, They are easily managed. Thcr are suited to all localities. BC9 Erery store guaranteed to Eire satisfaction. SOLD BY Excelsior Man'i'g Co., ST. LOUIS, MO., ASDBT M. ROG-ERS, O 1 Jfc. JT s X Jaa s CASTLE BROS., IMPORTERS OP TEAS AND East India Good. 213 and 213 FROXT STREET San Franci - California. mchC'm FLiTTE YALLET REAL ESTATE! Samuel C. Smith, Local Agent far the TJ. P. R. R I.ANDS, Columbus, - ZTb. Government Lands Located I TJ. P. Lands Sold! Improrcd farms and Towa Iota for CASH!! OR ON LONG-TIME!! J6?-AU Communications Cheer fully Anawereil apaeu XOSTJJCSTS, TOXB3TOSE3, ETC,, ETC TJIA'DZ MfkMAStX IBllllllllllllBtf BSWS 'J' "ni raaaal e&JI S 5 BasVt 1bBs4.3 KHBtaByESjaBBaW " 2 If l PI i 2aJ