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PtlUdel kda, Pa-, an Institution hiving a high repu Hto tar beaerabis ewdatt sad proteMleaai RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. BY BHET IIARTE. "What the Colonel's business was nobody knew, nor did anybody care, particularly. He purchased for cash only, and lie never grumbled at the price of anything that he wanted ; who could ask more than that ? Curiously people occassional!' wondered how, when it had been fully two years since the Colonel, with every one else, abandoned Duck Creek to the Chinese, he managed to spend money freely, and to lose considerable at cards and horse races. In fact, the keoper of that one of the two Challenge Hill saloons, which the Colonel did not patronize, was once heard to absent-mindedly wonder whether the Colonel hadn't a money-mill feome where where he turned out double eagles aud "slug," (the coast name for fifty-dollar gold pieces.) "When so important a personage as a bar-keeper indulged publicly in an idea, the inhabitants of Challenge Hill, like good Californians every where, considered themselves in duty bound to give grave considera tion, so for a few days certain in dustrious professional gentlemen, who won money of the Colonel, care fully weighed some of the brightest pieces, and tested them with acids, and tested them and sawed them in two, and retried them and melted them up and had the lumps assayed. The result wus a complete vindi cation of the Colonol, and a loas of considerable custom to the indis creet bar-keeper. The Colonel was as good natured a man as hat! ever been known at Challenge Hill, but being mortal, the Colonel had his occassional times of despondency, and one of them occurred after a series of race? in which he had staked his all on his own bay mare Tipsie, and had lost. Looking reproachfully at his be loved animal, he failed to heed the aching void of his pockets, and drinking deeply, swearing elo quently, and glaring deliantly at all mankind, were equally unproduc tive of coin. The boys at the saloon sympa thized most feelingly with the Colo nel ; they were unceasing in their invitations to drink, and they even exhibited . considerable Christian forbearance when the Colonel sav agely dissented with every one who advanced any proposition, no mat ter how incontrovertible. liut unappreciated sympathy grows decidedly tiresome to the giver, and it was with a feeling of relief that the boys saw the Colonel stride out of the saloon, mount Tipsie, and gallop furioiiily away. lUdiing on horseback has always been considered an excellent sort of exercise, and fast riding is univer sally admitted to be one of the most healthful and delightful means of exhileration in the world. Hut when a man is so absorbed in his exercise, that he will not stop to speak to a friend, and when his ex- mieration is so complete that he turns his eyes from well-meaning thumbs pointing significantly into door-ways through which a man han often passed while seeking brac ing influences, it is but natural that people should express some wonder. The Colonel was well known at Toddy Flat, Lone Hand, IJlazers, Murderer's Jlar, and several other villages through which he p:is-,ed, and as no one hail been seen to pre cede him, betting men were soon ollering odds that the Colonel was running away from somebody. Strictly speaking, they were wrong, but thoy won all the money that had been staked against them, for within half an hour's time there passed over the same road an anx ious looking individual, who reined up in front of the principal saloon of each plapo n.nd asked if the Colonel had passed. Had the gallant Colonel known that he was followed, and by whom, there would have been an extra election held at the latter place very shortly after, for the pursuer was the Constable of Challenge H1JJ, and for constables and all olli cers of tlio Jaw the Colonel iosscssed hatred of unspeakaljlo intensity. On galloped the Colonel, follow ing the stage road, which threaded the old mining camp on Duck Crockj hut suddenly he turned ab ruptly out of tho road, and urged his horse through the pines and bushes, which grew thickly by Jthe road, wllilo the constable galloped rapidly 011 tq tlio iiext camp. There seemed to be no path through the thicket into which the Colonel had turned, but Tipsie walked be tween the trees and shrubs as if they were the familiar objects of hprown stable-yard. Suddenly a voice from the bushes shouted: "Wha's up?" "Business that's what," roplicd the Colonel. "It's thno," replied thevoice,and its owner a bearded sjx-footcr emerged from the bushes and stroked Tipsie's nose with the freedom of an old acquaintance. " "We ain't had a nip since last night, aud thcr aint a a cracker or a handful of flour In the shanty. The old gal go back on yer?" "Yes," replied tho Colonel, rue fully, "lo.it ev'ry blasted race. 'Twasn't her fault, bless her, she done her level best. Ev'ry body to home?" "You bet," said the man. "All ben a pray.in' for yer to come up with the rocks, aij' somethin' with more color than spring water. Come n." The man led the way and Tipsie aud the Colonel followed, and the trio suddenly found themselves bo- fore a small log hut, in front of which sat three solemn, disconsolate individuals, who looked appealingly at the Colonel. "Mac'll tell yer how 'twas, fel ler's," said the Colonel meekly, "while I picket the mare." Tho Colonel was absent but a very few moments, but when he returned eaoh of the four were attired in pistols and knife, while Mac was distributing some dominoes made from a rather dirty flour bag. " 'Taint so late ez all that, Is it ?" inquired the Colonel. "Better be an hour ahead than miss it this 'ere night," said one of the four. "I ain't been so thirsty since I come 'round the Horn, in '50, an' we run short of water. Somebody'll git hurt, if the' ain't any bitters "ofcthe old concern they will, or my name ain't Perkins." "Don't count on yours cuienens fore they're hatched, Perky," said ono of the party, as he adjusted the domino under" the rim of his hat. "S'iMtejn' ther' shhd be too many fur ns?" "Stiddy, stiddy, Cranks J" re monstrated the Colonel. "Nobody ever gits along ef they 'low 'em selves to be skeered." "Fact," ohlmed in tho smallest and thinnest man of thp party. "The Bible says something mighty hot 'bout that. Idisremember ex actly how it goes; but I've heerd Parson Buzzy, down in Maine, preacl!a rippln' old sermon many a time. The old man never thort what a comfort them sermons wus a goin' to be to a road agent, though. That time we stopped Slim Mike's stage, an he didn't hev no more manners than to draw on me, them sermons wuz a perfect blessin' to me the thought of 'em cleared my head as quick as a cocktail. An" "I don't want to dispute Logrol ler's pious strain,' ' interrupted the Colonel; "but ez its Old Black that's a drivin' to-day, instid of Slim Miko an' ez Old Black oilers makes his time, hadn't wo better vamose?" The door of the shanty was hasti ly closed and the men filed through the thicket, until near the road, when they marched rapidly on in parallel lines with it After about half an hour, Perkins, who was leading, halted, and wiped his per piring brow with his shirt sleeve. "Fur enough from home now," said he. "Taint no use bein' a gen tlemen ef ver have to work too hard." "Safe enough, I reckon," replied the Colonel. "Well do tho usual; I'll halt 'em. Logroller tend to the driver, Crank take the boot, an' Mack an' Perk takes right and left. An' I know it's tough but consid erin' how everla9tin', eternally hard up we are. I reckon we'll have to ask contributions from the ladies, too, if tiler's any aboard eh, boys?" "Beckon so," replied Logroller, with a chuckle that seemed to inspire oven his black domino with a merry twinkle or two. "What's the ue ov women's right's ef they don't ever have a chance ov exerciin' em? Hevin' their purses IxHTowed 'ud show em the hull doc trine in a bran uew light." "They're treacherous critters, women is," remarked Cranks; "some of em might put a knife into a feller while he wuz 'pologizin'." "Ef you're afeared ov em," said Perkins, "you ken go back an' clear up the shanty." "Reminds me ov what the Bible sez," said Logroller; " ther's a lion on the trail; I'll be chewed up, sez the lazy galoot, or words to that ef fect." "Come, come, boys," interposed Colonel, "don't mix religion an' biz-ue.-vs. They don't mix no more than Hello, thar's the crack of old Black's whip ! Pick your bushes quick ! All jump when I whistle!" Each man secreted himself near the roadside. The stage came swinging along handsomely; those inside were laughing heartily about something, aud Old Black was just giving a delicate touch to the flank of the oil" leader, when the Colonel gave a shrill, quick whistle, and live men sprang into the road. The horses stopped as suddenly as if it were a matter of commou oc currence. Old Black dropped the reins, crossed his leg and stared into the sky, and the passengers all put out their heads with a rapidity equaled only by that with which they withdrew them, as they saw the dominoes and revolvers of the road agents. "Seems to be something the mat ter, gentlemen," said the Colonel, blandly; as he opened the door. "Won't you please get out? Don't trouble yourself to draw, 'cos un friend here's got his weapon cocked, an' his lingers is rather nervous. Ain't got a handkerchief, hev yer ?" asked he of the first passenger who descended from the stage. "Hey ? Well, now that's lucky. Just put yer hands behind you, please so that's It. And the unfortunate man was securely bound in an in stant. The remaining passengers were treated with similar courtesy, and the Colonel and his friends exam ined the pockets of the captives. Old Black remained unmolested, for who ever heard of a stage driver having money ? "Boys," said the Colonel, calling his brother agents aside, and com paring receipts, "'tain't much of a haul ; but there's one woman, an' she's old enough to be a feller's grandmother. Better let her alone, eb?" "Like enough she'll pan out more'n all the rest of the stage put together." growled Cranks, care fully testing the thickness of the cjiso of a gold watch. "Jest like tho low-lived deceitfulness of some folks, to hire an old woman to carry their money, so it'd go safer. Mabbe what she's got ain't nothin' to some folks thet's got bosses that kin win 'em money at races, but " The Colonel abruptly ended the conversation, and approaced the stage. He was very chivalrous, but Cranks' sarcastic reference to Tipsie needed avenging, and as he could not consistently with business ar rangements put an end to Cranks, the old lady would have to suffer. "I beg your parding, ma'am," said the Colonel, raising his hat politely with one hand while he opened tho coach-door with tho other, "but we're taking up a collec tion for some deserving object. We wuz a gqin to niako tho gentlemen fork over the hull amount, but, ez they hain't got enough, and we'll hev to bother you." Tho old lady trembled, felt for ner pocket-book, and raised her veil. The Colonel looked Into her face, slammetl the stage-door, and sitting down on the hub of one of tho wheels, stared vacantly Into space. iOoiilfaued To-T)orrow.) LEAD PENCILS The following Premiums havo been awarded lor Dixon's American Graphic OPLEAD PENCJW: Gold Medal or Progress, Vicnup, 1S73. First Premium Cinclnuatll Indus trial Fair, 1S73. First Premium BroDklyi. indus trial Exposition, 1873. For staples or InformiUsm tddress lbs Jos. Dixon Cruciblo Cot!L Orestes Cleevelandf Pres't, JERSEY CITY, X. J m zdx Save Your Paper Rags: Patronize Home Industry H.BERTHOLD.164andl66 PougUw stree between loth and 11th, north side, making a rvngcnients to IralLi a PIPE X IU, IS OXAHA, ' Desires to purchase scTersl hundred tons of rsp of all kinds atTJsttm priest. Cash on delhtrr. 12 Money and Commerce. Daily Review. Office Omaha Daily Bee,1 April 15. 1374. J The continued fair weather keeps trade still rushing, and our whole sale houses busy fillling and ship ping the many and large orders now on hand and constantly arriv ing even day, both in the lines of dry goods and groceries, and also in hardware, in which last line the shipments are very heavy. The receipts and shipments of goods have, for the past few days, been larger in all lines of trade than at any time previous this spring, and the pleased expression on the the face of our merchants speaks well for the style and amount of business they are doing, and also for the healthy con dition of our State, financially. Tho money market is decidedly easy, and loans readily negotiated at a low rate of interest. There are no noticeable changes in our markets since yesterday. OMAHA MARKETS. CarefaUy Correctol Daily DRY GOODS. kurtz iioiin & co., 231 Farnham St. PRISTS. Arar!iin QV A lliinn 1A A 1- lens, 9; Conuestoga, II; Dauuells, 10 ; Truman's, 2 1-2; Garner & Co., 9 1-2 ; Hamilton, 10 ; Merrimack D. 10 ; Orieuttl, 10-; Pacific Mills, 10; Spragues, 9. GIXGHAMS. Middlesex 12 ; Glenarms 10V. TICKINGS. Amoskeag, A, O, A, 23; de A; 23; do 1$, 20; Couestogi, A, Pre., 2G; do B, 27; do Gold .Medal. 20. BLEACHED SHEETINGg. reppcnell, 8-4, 30c; do 9-4, 37 l-2c, do 10-4, 40c; do 11-4, 45c; Waltham, 8-4, 27 l-2c; do 9-4, 32 l-2c; d 10-4 37 1.2. BROWN DRILL9 Amoskca, 12 l-2c; Augusta, 12c; Everett, G, G, 13 l-2c; Great Falls, 13 l-2c. BROWN SHEETINGS. Indian Heads, llc; Peppereli, E, line, 12c; do R, fine, lie ; do O, 10c; do N, fine, 9c ; do sheeting, 84c, 27Jc; , do sheeting, 94, 32 l-2c; Puttman, A, A, 12c; Stark, A, 12. CORSET JEANS, Amoskeag, lljc; Kearaarge S.itin 13 l-2c; Laconia Satin, 13 l-2c; iNaumeeag swim, 14c; reppenell sat an, 14c. EN1MS, Amoskeag, 21c; Arkwright, blue 19c; Beaver Creek, A, A, 19"c; Hay Maker, blue, 13 l-2c; India,'? B, B, blue and brown, 19c; New York, B, 25c; Otis, B, B, 19c; do C, C, 17c Oakland, A, lGc; Warren, J3, B, 18c; do A, 16 l-2c. BLEACHED SHIRTINGS. Androscoggin, 4 4, A, A, 17c; do L, 4-4. 15c; Boot, 8, 4 4, 11 l-2c; do B, 44, 13c- Fruit of the Loom, loc; do 100, 18c; Gold Medal, 12 l-2c; Hope, 12 l-2c; New-York Mills, IS; ; Wamsatta, 18c; Louodale, 131c. YANKEE X0TI0XS- SrOOL COTTON. Clark's O. N. T Coat's ... 0 TO derrick 's... HOSIERY. Domestic . British S "fl2 00 PAPER COULAIW. Dickens' best 5 3.1 1 :a 2(0 250 S2 2j(3o 30 King Wiliism... Domestic...... santley . . Ottoman strips. SHAWLS. SuTuTi." Whits common S10 50 15 0) 30 CO -SI200j24(O 4 75.17 50 " medium....... ' cutoni Made... Percala.... Calico OVEKALLS. Brown drill ,..,.. .. ' dneb . . . Blue drill ' d iKfc . White CORSETS. French whalelons ......... ... Our own.... ............ Cotutt , mtING tKIUTs Linen printed. . " ruffle.l.... . . " fluted ii S0a7 23 . 7 79 CO .. 7 C0a7 50 .. S OOjO 50 - ti OJi'J 50 . & 50aS 00 15 00 2iC0 $900 12 10 15 0 PROVISIONS. Cheeae 18al9; butter choice roll 33a35;egg3l0rl2;bean3 2 Coper bu; Rice Ran. 8; do Carolina 9J; black berries 1 7al8; prunes 15;currants now 8a8; teas Oolong 30al 00; Japs 45a 90; Gunpowders GOal 40; Y. II. 45a 1 00; honoy In comb 28a33; .strained in class 25. Dooloy's Yeast Pow der, Large, 5,50; do met'. 3.00; do small, 1.65. BUTTER AN EGGS. J. C. Roseufield, Produce commis mission mcrchants,199 Douglas street, furnish U3 with the following quota tions: Butter, choice roll, 24a2S; common roll, a20; eggs, demand active at 12 ; prime apples, 8. OQ per hbl ; potatoes 1 40 per hu. Cranberries $9 pr bbl. POULTRY. Supply limited with demand active as follows: Chickend, dressed, 12; turkeys, 14al5c; geese, 10c; du cks 10c. HARDWARE. John T. Edga , wholesale dealer in Hardware and Iron, corner 14th Doughts, favor us with the following quotations and report active move ,ment in trade an order account from the interior. Bar iron in car load lots, at 4 cent rates; nail?, do. lOd, 4 G5 ; Sd, 5 00; 6d,525; 4d,550; 3d, C25; wrought nails, 6 75 ; cast steel, 18c bulk ; axes 113 00 per doz. FURS. A. Hubermann, 519-512 13th streot wholesale dealers. Quo tations: mink, No. 1, 1 25al 50 coon?, 45c ; muskrat, 14c for fall and 21c for spring; skunk, prime black, 1 0c;do. striped, 15" to 20c jotter, No. 1, 5 00 to G 50 ; do. No. 2, 4 00 ; fish-. er, in good order, 0 00; wolf, large mountain No. 1 , 2 25 ; do. No. 2, 1 50; do. small, 50 to 80 ; beaver, well fur red and cleaned, 1 00 to 1 25 per lb martin, frcm 2 60 to 4 00, according to color; fox, siWer gray, 10 00 to 25 00 ; do. cross, 3 00 ; do. red, 1 50 ; deer skin, hair red and short, 25c per lb. -v Cooke & Ballou furnish the follow- ing quotations, for butchers' stock, native steeira!'4a4l-2; Texas Eteers, 3a3J; bogs, unsettled, prime, 4a 4 1-2 : sheep, firm mmL active at 4 I l-2a5 00. MEATS. Dressed beef, G l-2c; dryPfort, lc; dressed mutton, S lJipPR hams C3c; shoulder?, 7 l-JjiBTtfast bacon. 10c; clear side?, lQviard, firm at so Powell & Co., So) monufacturers. S.ipo Publico, 6 16 3-4; Savon Republic, do., CheiScal dire, G to 6 1-2; Palm, 55 lS; German Mot tled, 6 l-4aG 1-2. L'JATIIEtt. llilfT 1 S. sole "f. Hi Hemlock si. tole.No 1 :2zr I'd 3J 3) 3 i3 3S 43 3i do do ......No . do o ......dam 1 S II SOll Rood. do do dam.... do harness 1 1 1 1 90 2 1 V 1 cr do l.riJie .... 5i do calf ...-. do tip is do up er y fi -T.. Oak fole . It) S do citlt Xi. di Lip .TT 1 S3 43 1 50 1 00 L, 73 00 1 75 1 U C5J 17 15 C s do harness Kch .f Jodots pr tlzi .f Jodots pr dr:.. ........ r l.raudj 4ierent wt, pr lo ch kip prJBkr;....... . wiutr l'reoc! lUrk Iiul - SKIN. Drr flint pr 162: ury saiuu ...v lirwn .. (ireen saltedZ Jan. and I'ebpolts hh( arlii g , Ljuiij sLin.!v.... gr CEMENT. Ensi nda!o.......... Water iiuie ....Z....... .... 3 03 8 V3 PAPER PRINTERS' STOCK. V. T. Seaman, wholesale paperand printers' stock dealer, 1S1 Farnham street, quotes: straw paper, 4c; rag wrap., Gc; hardware wrap., 7c; dry goods do,.10c; in.inilla do, 13c ; news print, 1214c; twines paper, 25c jute, 25c; cotton, 35c; hemp, 25c; sackinj30c. ART GOODS AND UPHOLSTERER'S Jt STOCK. Benjamin B. Jonc?. Decorative Un- holsterer and dealpr in fiue art good:, 270 Farnham Street, furnishes the following quotations: FRAME MOULDINGS. Oil walnut mouldings, one inch, per foot, 5c; 2 inch 10c; 3 inch 15c; polished walnut, I inch 7c; 2 inch 15c; 3 inch 21c. Berlin gilt, 1 inch G15c; 2 inch 1230c; 3 inch IS 45c; imitation rosewood and gilt, 1 iuch SQlOc;' inch 1020c; 3 inch 1530c. J Window shades. Plain bands. G feet, all colors, per pair, 1 f 0; ornamental bands, 2 00 4 00; each Additional foot, 75c per pair. j M REPPS. Union and all wool terry, per yard 1 03 50; Imperial, plaiu and stri pedT2 50a8 00. DAMASKS. Union per yard, 1 50; all wool, 2 003 00. MATTRASSES. Husk, 4-4xG-2, 4 00a5 00; straw, 3 00a4 00: Excelsior. 3 50a4 50. All of the above quotations arc on tho basis of ordinary thirty day transaction. Parties who buy for caih, or any strictly first-class buyers, can always secure reasonable concessions on largo orders for short tim." paper. LUMIIElt. Suliicct to change of marlet without i otice. AVAL M. FOSTEII, On U. P. R. IL track he. Us Farnham and Doug- GEO. A. IIOAGLAXD. Jois's, studding and sills, iO ft, and un der $21 00 Over20 ft, each additional ft add'l ! 0 Fencing No 1 . 21 00 do No 2 ..... ........ 21 00 1st common lioords ..................... 22 00 2nd do do . 2iJ GO "A" slo.t iHinrds, 0 and 12 inch 4, Of) "It" do do do do Z-'t O) "C" do do d do 10 01 lt clear, 1, 1i. 1W ' 2 inch 63 0) 2.1 do do do do 05 00 3d do do do do . 45 00 Flooring clear.. , 50 110 do do do dj 1st commou... 2d do 3d do .. 40 00 .. 32 50 ... 25 ft) .. 43 00 ... 33 00 ... 32 3) ... 30 00 .. 27 50 ... 'IC (XI , 2 1 00 ... 20 00 . IS 00 ... 4.-.0 ... 3 50 ... 2 00 3 5o ... 3 5o '." 1K u.-rroir, tkar. lt clear ceiling Yx inch - 2d do do JIik1i 1st do du Y ',K'' 2d do do Ji inch 1st clear tiding .. 2d do do ... 1st ccimncn siding 21 do do "A" sh:n lei Ultra No 1 hliinJi':).. ............... ........ Common No 1 sh nIcs . tjith jrlO'JO Ui U pickets eer 100 Square do do do ........... O el liattc-n per lineal f' .... Rough do do do WINDOWS, (GlazaL) S3 rerccutolf CMcsgo list. DOOR, (Wcdgeil) 25 per cent oflTC icogo list. BUNDS. 30 per cent off" list. White lim rtruul --SI 7.'T2 00 Lon:srllle cement erbLl . 3 00;ij3 23 Plaster paris tier hhl ... S 5j; 73 Plastering hair er lus!iel..... 41 Tarred felt . 4 I'Luteriug board . ........... 4) OILS. PAINT'S, OLASS, &c. ' N. I. D. SOLO MOX. ROBERT C.STEELL. BRADY & McAUSLAXD. Co.ilOll $ H Linseed Oil, raw. 1 0' " " bl'd. 1 111 Turpsntine . B5 Headlight Oil 18 Lard Oil, N.l. fO 70 SO " ' wirier) . " strain'd j Lubricating) . W- Va. PAINTS, AC While Lead, St. Louis, Srtictly Purq S ' " Fancy Brai di Putty in Rladdew " ' Bulk...................... ........... Knameld Gla-s. cvlurs, so. ft . 1115 1 CO Flat Glass 0 c discount TIN, SHEET-IUOX. lTIRE, &C. MILTON ROGERS, COR. 14th & FARNHAM. CHARCOALTIN-PLATE. I C 10x14, 223 I C 14x20, U2J sh'ts 11 00 sh't- 15 00 I X 10x11 223 I X 14x20, 112 sh'ts 17 0) sh't" 13 00 I C 12x12 225 I X X 11x20 sh'ts . 14 SO sh'ts 21 00 IX 12x12 225 shs 17 .'0 ROOFING Tf. IC 14x20112 h'ts13 50 I C 20x23 112S IX 11x20 do 10 50 fh'ts . IS 00 1X22x23 do . 31 00 COPPER. Tinnedsheathing Braiieri' coppr copper, 14xli MxCO, Hltith's oz. 14x43iit. t and orer..... 40a4l B..... ... SSal3 ropperbottoms3Ja'J White me lal Brass kettles 50 bottoms ?8.i30 'finning Q sh't- lOalS Planished coiltr, 14 and IS oz , llxCO in. Vim 41alG ZINC. Sheet tine whole I sheet x'.ne by cslt 12 i'ts 13 Sheet zinc lCfk I p-ltcr or slab 500 tts 12 zinc, 10 CLOCK TIN. Strait's or L.AF. I Bar tin 9 m 42 largs rig V PigleadO lb .... 35 I Bar had JO Strait's or L.AF. Iar?e pie lb ... 4j SrlltET IRON. Nos 10 to 2 1 best .No 27 E P char boiler CH coa V,i Nos 23 and 26 bst Nos IS to 24 Ju boiler C'f libti 10 No bit lK'lr 7 No 25 to Si Ju- Nos 18 to 24 E V nrita lOJi charcoal-J. 9JJ No27 Juniata 104 Nos S3 to 27 K P Nos 22 to 27 Ju- charcoal V,i niata30inwd. llj For less trsn full bundle lie additional. Nos 14 to 20 gil- I 24 to 30 in ranized 21 to I Nos 21 to 2G 30 In wide 1 No 27 Nos22 to 2 1 do 15 I No 23 La-s 13 pcrct. full bundle. CQKB TIN PLATE. 010x14 222 sheet". S10 50all. KTOVE POLISH. 1 hf cross 12 75 I 25 cross.. -S3 00 I gross .... 3 '0 I Jos Dixon A. Co 5 50 10 gross 5 2 I Gem 6 W KUSalA ailtfc.1 little. Nos 0 to 12 staln'd I Nos ? to 12, per ft with one 0-l l'irontE side... 22 I Forie.s thanabundl. le V& extra. SOLDERS. St. Louis No 1 25 J Roofing .. B'st made to ord 27 I 22 1 WIRE. Brleht Market Nos 15 and IE. 14 15 6 19 20 Nts 0 to C 9 7, Sacd 9 10 " 10 and f I 11 No 13 1IJJ Nos 13 and le 12V, No 17 " 13- " 19 '! 20 , Fall bnniles20per eent aiscount Coppered. Market- o'U too " 7. S and 9. " 10 A 1 10 II -.1 12K No 12. Nos IS 4 14 Fenciott Stasia", self clinching V- & Not 10 A 11 for 5 bundles- - 8 10 Full bundles 10 per ceat discount. OSlOdC 10 1 No 17 16 " 13 17 " 19 I) " n - 21 G-ROCERIES. Steele joikcsox 53S-540 14th ST. CLARK FRENCH COR. FARNIIAM AND llTII ST. PrXDT, MEYER RAAPKE, 212 FARN UVM ST., WHOLESALE UEALERS- SUG.AE5. UranuTatsi pr n ........ . UK Oc. rowaernl i2o iivtu;z Crush 1 do Rat cu loaf do Standard V do A do Extra C do Yellow C d X O uholce do iii4"s ltolO oi.n! ... J. COFFEES. 3 31 Rio choice pr E do prims do . doc.oo.1 do O G Jaa 23-i 2SV: 27.2$ 1-6.27 31.0 31 i9 40 -m 4 60 V5 SO 4 CO 39 41 00 3-i M 00 1$ 1C 7 u 50 SVRUPS. Common pr pullon.. (uixl do Clsiis .1 do N 0 uolitses.. STalJ COsti" TOiSl SO ...... S9 9it3 i;i7 14-117 GfaS' 6 - 7a7 - 4a 43 43s50 RICE "tuz-onchoic . Caroiim CANDLES. M UVsk & Co cchofers ...... iOAP. Mn-ouri Vrl.'er..... Kirk's sarun.. ........ M. We.k A Cj Scl.ofer'n German . . KirL's rttnd.ird do sterling PLUG TOBACCO. Black -o.' ill. We-tern . do do Virginia ............ "o do ljrirlard's cBrijht do do do . do do VirgiuU ......, Natrral leaf DDIKi FRUITS California p-ches ier uouud.. do aj'plji d S,ate do du .... New currants ......... ...... do prunes............ ....... do Cirnisn cherries................. ili MacLberri...... do ratrlierries ...-............. du ra"ini nr lox.. ............. ......... C2i5- ,-. 7ar. fUK 75.it5 . !5-,'al7 12alj azy 8 y 1UHK 17 ..... UKalS 3wl . 12J ..SI S0a3 00 4 5oa3 75 d siedl raaiea per piund.. SALT. New in ba-ie's . do dairy . .....-.... ...... CANNED GOOD:-. Qp.'iund canMjcr'sostersperioseSl 2.VU 50 do do do I.O do ... 2 zoi: do do do Wiliim's do ln-ailiM do do do do . 4 IXhil 23 4 73u5 0-i . 6 7."a7 W) 3 50a3 15 5 i0 5 50 3 7Bj 00 6 fw 4 73aS 50 6 00 5 10 do UO ! i do :o Toinatoe?, 2 pound can, per case uj .s uo no do Corn, Troplir, p rca'e..... ... do Win -low do do Yarmouth do . ... Strawberries, per cc ... Rjspb'.rrii-, do do Pineappes, do do TEAS. Oo'ongi per pound..... ... Voting II j f on, pT round .... GuiijMjtr er. do do .. FI.OL'R. OoM Dut .. XXXX Iowa City Ciiiforn a .............. .......... RAOS. Gunn:e, lievy weight ..... do light du ........ Burlaps, four bushel ... ....... Dundee cunniei 2ja7j 4"al 00 COal 25 3 10 ( CO . 4 73a 00 17 1C 13X19 IS S0j31 16 (iraiu bji;s, Aiiiuseg A dj do Itoskfuro . ...... fcl'IOn. Nutmeg", Pnangbest, pcrpounj - 1 33al 41 Hove. do do 61 Alspice do do . 13a 0 Ciiumon bark do d 33a16 IRO.1 AND STKKL. Iron.commoa tar per lb . do round aud spiure....... ........ do horde shoe liar. ...... do hoop an J Iit;ht bami........ Cast steel, Ametican . do KnslUh.................. illlater steel A uifrictn..... ......... German steel, plow ami .'prlui;.- Norway nail rodi, Bemonf.... LUt, U1UZS UAIR, AC. Lime, ?! bbl Cement, Utlca .......... . do Louisville ... .... . Plaster, Grand Rapids..... . Hair, iwr lale of 10 lbs....... Green but' hers hides..... do do calf .. do salt hi If ........ do d- calf.. Dry llin' hides.... . do do calf... ... do tiilt hi le do d calf.. .......... Branded, U) icr cent, olf, duio ageJ33J4ao Fisa. Ccnlfish, GeoixPs hint . JIackeral, No. 1, . I.UI " " kin White Tish " 'J bbla " " " Hu Sardines If lors, lrf-rase i if 4 as 7 ral'. 18li0 25 21' T2al3!J 13 2 C0a2 25 I (W3 25 OO.u'i 50 4 00 S5i2 00 5J,. 10 Ea3 12 ICaH 20 14al5 17 6K 10 50a 11 00 2 O0a2 00 7 01a7 50 1 60a2 50 19 00 31 U" 9 11 EICS. Ranccon... Carolina ..... HEAVTEEOWit hlltUTINflS. Indian I'caJ .. l'cpjiercll, K fine.... . do 11 do .... .. . do O do do N do t! sheeting, 0-1 .. do do s-1 ... Puttman. a a ................ Surka... ... . NAii.i. 101 to 60ii, pr te......... . M do 6d do .. .. 4d do 3-1 do ....... .. 3d fine blup do .... ... Wroncht nails per 100 1! . 61 finishing nails, pr too Il-s S do do do do. 10 do do do do. 1-In. bbl do do do. Horse nail Northwelern.perih Burden's horv sbos, per fceg do mule do lj oils. Carbon ... ...... . Lin.vJ, raw........ do luileil . Lard, No. 1 ............ IV'n'inc...... ....... West Va Lubricating Oil Fish Oil Turpentine . TBOV1SIOXS. Ms iori V bbl Hams, plain, jl lb...- . . Hji:i, iji lb., sugar cured..... Bacon clear nldes V lb........ Shoulders 13 lb..... ........ Dried beef, pUl3................. PSINTS. White Lead, Mrlctlr pure do do fancy trandj.... do Zinc, pure French.... . do do da American... do do fancy brands.... Red I.ead, pureAmerican.... Putty, in bladders..... rowELt. i co's soars. German Mott!el.... ........ .. S.tpo Publico ...... Savon Republlc................ X.L.C.R. Olive Palm Soap .... . SU9AES. Patent cut loaf.. , . , ,., Crushed..-.. ....... .... . A coffee....... ..... I ,, , , n extra ! ."Z r; . ..... New Orle?.n3.. .....,... snecs. Pepper, per lb........ Cassia, n-r lb........... Cloves .......... . HALT. Coarse per 1 bl....... Fine por bbi ...... .. Dairy, with bas per bbl ..... Dairy, without bag: ptr bbl . .2 12 11 10 9 3 V, 12 t 7i 2. 5 25 6 50 C 00 SCO 6 bO 95 G CO C60 7 CO 22 .3 7u tb 13 1 05 1 IB 85 SO 40 00 S3 1G 50 $ U 7sS 16 1 213 9all 11a 12 12atl SalC ISall 4a6 6; lljj lli 10K 9 'J sec 4S to S 03 S 0p 3 50 4 ;0 STA CCII, Common S a 6c I Iaiundry. GIim...10 11 II I (Virn. .... SEEDS. Peas, s'andard varieties fl bu do Toin Thumb, do do Mel ain's Little Gem do . do Common field, do . Ited Weathers held onion !-- Turnip, common field, do . do choice varieties, do . . Beet, field varieties, de Honey Locust do . Osage orangp fl lu . Blue Gnus, clean, do ..... do do extra clean do... Fed top tibu.. ....... Hungarian do ............. Millett do ,., Clover Up ...,.... .. Timuthy do ......... TEAS Young Hy;on,tomnion....... do do fair ... i do good . do do prime....- . do do choice. ..... do do extra choice Im;rial, superior to fiua..... do extra to rhcice ..,. Gunpowder, superior to fine... do extra to cbolre. Japan Natural Leaf, fine to extra "" 1 f(t COalO 00 12 CO 16 00 J0U 3 00 75 1 00 IS 00 2 00 3 00 I 00 I 25 1 25 7 C8-9 00 400 56 C'a 75 75a 83 85a 95 S5al 05 l.lOal 36 7na30 1 lOal IS 95al 00 1 43al 50 A75 tOal 30 Oa95 COa63 S5a90 Japan Natural Leaf, fine to cnoice Jaran Natural Li. Oolong, fair to gc"' Oolong, good to prime.... Oolong, extra . TOBACCO. Fine cut chewing, uir . fn"'1'' -. 50a 75a 70 SO Medium.. Common vrOODEJVTAEE. 2 hoope4 oak-grainsd pails ft da 3 do do do do Horse rai's, fluh bottoms, do Cedar pails, whitti, do Tubs, No. 1 , oak-grained do do No. 2, do do do No. 3, do do Washboards, U. P. do Clothes pins, spring, do Barrel covers, plain, do Half buthels, I. IS., do Mop bandies, Taylor's, d t Butter ladle. do do moulds. do Wood bowls, rssorted sizes do Brooms, No. 1, do do No. 2, do Axe halves, do do do shaied do SeiT da 2 40 260 4 73 9 00 10 SO 9C0 1 8 00 t 2 SO , 1 M 2 00 j 4 0 2 75 I 1 M 3 73 300 2.V) 3S9 2 002 2i WALTER GR i I offer for Sale, 30,00 10: li STANTOIST COUNTY. All of T. 21, K 1, E. 21,760 acres, suitable for a large colony; 600 acres in cultivation, thousands of apple trees and forest trees; living water on nearly all the sections; and a fine water power. THAYEE. COUNTY. 2640 acres in solid body, in T. 2, R. 2, W., suitable for a colony ; 100 acres in cultivation, within 11-4 miles of Coun ty Seat and a fine flour mill; living water. Douglas County. Shf of SE 1-4 34 15 ij -. 84 1J 3" ? (, oO 1 . lv Xv OX Iu 11 1 ............. .... 1 IV vr i 15 ' .. O L XW 3 it . t XV Dodge County. 2s hf of IH 5 17 vp vv 5 17 O II ! OJ lo O i f ....... ..lo 1 8 hf NE 14 1$ Sarpy County. SVSV.. Lot 1 Lot 4 10 ..10 12 ..11 12 All these lands are good farming lands. Their surface is, iu general, smoothly rolling table or upland, but comprising many thousands of acres of level bottom. Most of the tracts are sup plied with living water: some of them with small groves of wood. The soil of the creek and river bottoms is a deep, black alluvial or vegetable mold, and most of these bottoms are natural meadows. The soil of the uplands is a lively brown or yellow loam, with a very deep and porous subsoil. The more elevated parts abound with those peculiar soft, brittle, limy lumps, which always denote the best wheat land. On tract in Sarpy County contains an extensive quarry of stratified limestone. Nearly all these tracts are within the sound of the locomo tive whistle, and many of them are close to Railroad Stations. Two or three pieces only are inconvenient to Schools, Mills, Post Office and Stores. For any tract in WASHINGTON COUNTY, apply to ALEX. REED, in Blair, Neb. For any other tract, to I. M. TAYLOR in Omaha. JVL Keller, Proprietor of the" RISING SUN AND LOS ANGELES VJNEYRDS. Dejwt for the sale of his NATIVE WINES AND BIEAJtriDIIE; M. SELLER & Co. Comer .1 Bat err and Washia-ton Sis. A Iff KIMXCISCO, ma. 7 tl CAI,. J. SCHOONMAKER & SON . PnOFCIETORSOr TUB PITTSBURG WHITE LEAD ax a COLOR WORKS PITTSBURG, PA. 33ssta.oliavlxocl 1833. Maautactarera ! atrietlr Pare While Lead, Ited Lead, Litharge Putty, Color Pry and lu Oil. PURE VERD1TER GREEK, The strongest and brightest green manufacturcrcd. GUARANTEE. Wo guarantee our bran-t of Strictly Pure White rad to be trie from impurities, and will pay 350 in gold forerery ojnowcl aJul laia'jon found in this package. cuu73m J. bKHOONMAKEP. A EM Unilcdatteai Confectioners' Tool Works, Th.os. Mills c& BroM Manufacturers ( Confectioners'Tools Machines, Moulds, lea Cream Freezea. Ac, Nos. 1301 & 1303 North Eighth St. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Proprietors : '1 ER.J ESTABLtiHEB 1SS;" CATALOGUES SENT pon application. saar7dw3m Thouas Mill.', WE. M.MILLS, ATLEC P.PA&KES. Southern Hotel, Froaticg oa 4th, 5ta tad "Wslaat its St. Louis, -. Mo. Laveille, "Warner & Co., IroiDrlotori. The Southern Hotel is first-clau in all its ppolntments. Its tables are at all times sup plied In-tbe greatest abundance, with all the Jelicacies the markets afford. Its clerks and implores are all polite and attenttreto the wants of the guests of the hotel. There is an iinproTcdeleTator leading from the first floor to the npper one. Kailroad and steamboat ticket ofaces. news stand, and Western Union Telegraph oflce Is Estonia of the hotel. iTptl, .&...&' FOB SALE. on LIEEEAL TEEMS, to suit purchasers, IX NEBRASKA, known and tle.crlbcd I aO i x Iv W hf NV 15 11 10 10 SEMVandXWSW 15 12 10 1U Al XI Ehf SIV 22 14 CL II ! ?W .'ft A1 0T bb I ll) X i - xo Ntt' NE of Lot 2 2S l:: 12 11 qw t.i i- W hf SE and E hf SV oS 14 . uoiiax uouiitj7. 4. Xa x v y j X-4 111 A, Xj . i W Hi i ' v A 4 W hf SE IS 17 1' 114 lOt ( X mm' J "VW 1 "ii NE 4 20 WALTI Establish in 1851. CASTLE BKO&, IMPORTERS OF T AND East India Goods, 213 ami !i!5 I'KOST .VrKKHr San Francisco iacl7mi: California. ALEX. J. LL'IOAT. SATU'L C. UUDiOX. rji JAj. Hl-UMJX ULTLLK ST. LOUIS TOBACCO WORKS. Lesjat, Ihiilson & Co., Manufacturers of crerj- arau- Fino Cv-t Ch.o'vinff AND JJIOKfXC TOBA Our pecial Brands: FIXK CUTJ bea urr. GILT EDGE, SMOICIXC'i JNGF.ESICE. 1WLLIOS. MOXTAXA. AHOnrTohaceos Strictly Wsrankd. OFPICK ASD KAI.K.SI1003I Cor. Second & Tine Streets, It. Iiouis TVIo. mar7 1ms CARPENTER AND BU;LDER, 23-7 FARNIIA3I STREET. G-E O. W. ELKINS GEITERAX, (JoMRnssioN DJbbchunt, 191G&1913jraifcetSt., riIlL,.VDKI.PIIIA. G-rain, Flour. Seeds. Epeclalties : Barlij, STalt Hop;. Knr7wia Jfe ML s A ores as follows : Gage County. 10 SE.. .17 4 6 101 II !' Washington County. lal .. N... ..20 19 ..34 19 .. S IS .. S IS ..4 17 9 9 10 10 11 ii .... 1.... 12' hf fcL aml NLA ' Nhf SEaiuldWSE..... .. 4 .. 4 17 11 17 11 4i E hf :SV 4 4 V hf NV and SENU'..: 30 17 11 N i ..,"" xo ll 4' V hf Ntt and WM SW 20 IS 11 J1 QI.' !" f) 11 1 Clji ...... ....... ..............U V A& 2! N hf NE nnd SW NE and VW 1 R 19 11 2' SE 31 20 11 2 Nhf vc..v 12 17 10 CRAIG. X .ctfaii mw i h &2&3VLX szirxsssr " - a.s?sv cr 5AvL,n'ar.VI? fElLETS.K JA, - Or Susnr-Coaicd, Concentrated, lioot nud Herbal Juice, AntU n:i:;.::aGra!Ju3cn. TnC'LlTTLC cli:.' r c.vrji iutic. or lauitam In Iarvo P!!yj.ic. Thi novtiy of i-f,Ti-nt Modlcai. Chemical aixl Pha.nutcntit.il S...n a N uo of auy lonet U.v in the h:c riiiNiva and nauncou pili, r" n.vyod of c n. a?, r. udo. nnd balky 4n;rrdicnt, tli -j wu cat b n ca clul application of chemical n : :irt cxtni t all tiia cathartic and other mctU i tulprc;hM:.' tr)m tin mitet 'laluabio roots and h- ilj, a cj co'n-.'ut-ta thciu into a mlnuto Cru i.:c. Hcarccly larger tiiaa n nitiotaril boc1, that 'J'i be readily swallowed by thn?e ot llioMo-tc"i.ivo pt.iia.icln ai.d factidloui tastes. Ui. liliula i'nrgalivo i'clli't rerrcfcnti, iu a ra tcoirrntrat- 1 forr.1. n much cathartic power aaisemVlle-t i:i nny of t!ia larco pills funcd foe fate in t.'ia tin:.; thopt From their nondctful ca th.irtic power lu prunortliKi to their size, people who luvo m trie I tticm aro apt to mppot-o that th Oi e har-i.t trl--tc t:i ciTect. bntruchlscot at all the ca. .'in iltffereat actlvo tnrdiclLal prln c;lP3of wlpih thi'v aro composed bein so tar n mizoa a.id euMliSed. one hv tho others, ai to prtJuce i nit rcar'Iiliix and thnr. tis;li.f (;ciitlyu!:dlilutllyojoraiii!g tatiarll;. .190 Ilrwarit lncrchyoflcred by tho pro. pKctor of .htie l-ilkt, to a.y chemist who, upon an-.'rs:i. i'l f. d i:i thni an Calomel er othT fumi. of mercury ox any other laytrai po.non. EJelnrr entirely vcKctable.nojiirtrcntar care is .iijalreil uhile u.tn them. They cpo-r-tc w ithi it thntnrb ince to tho comtltntlon, diet, orocrupa'iun. For Jfamiillco, Ilcailarhr, CuiiHtip::lon, Impure Itlooil, I'aln in tlio Miotitilcr-", I'lKlTdicuB of tlio Cliei.t, fslzzlticB's Sour IZrnctattonm or tho Stomacli, Uad tamto In uioutfi, ItlliouH attack. I'aln In r"Kiti of Klducj-K, internal Fewer Itlo:itc;l fecllnir about Ktoiuaeli, IEaoU ol IStood. to Head, IIIkU Col ored tririf, ("tiNoclalUltr nd. :ioomy foreboding, taka Dr. llcrcc'Hl?Icaiaiit l'u rcatlvo Pellets. In cx;Ianatlon of tho remedial power of my Tur cativo Ic'IitsoverFO prcat n va -icty of dlea."fi. I wish to pay that tlielr action upon tli animal economy Ii tiitlvcraul, not at. trtaud or tissue CMcapIiiR their auna tlvo Imprcvii. Ao docs not Impair then; their eaar-coat;n("aLd being enclosed. In glass bjlile p.i-jcrvc their virtuei unimpaired for ant l'nth cftiine. in any climate, so thai they aro a!. v.iys fn-!!! nr.d reluiMe. which is not the casa . th t:u pi'iJ foniul in tho drn etores, pnt np U. ""i-apo-xlcrpaste-bosnl boxes. Kccollcct that f .ra'i t'i'ti where a Laxative, Altera tlvc or r.'urj;atlvo is indicated, theso littles IY-:I' H vt-.Ii c'no tho most perfect aausfacUoa to all who uoe then. Thc-y aro nold by all enterprising Dru(;irit,:at5 ccutu a bottle. Do not allow any drnrfst to Induce rot to lake anything cl that bo iniy sat Is jnsc as rood as my Petit to bccano ho makes a larjret profit on tbit whi'h ho recommends. If your drn;j?i?t taanot i-upply them, enclosa 85 ceota and ciccie them ff n-tnrn mail from B. '. PI JUICE, M.JK.Prop'r,. BXTFFAXO, V. Xi ASK EOE PYLE'S K sP"VIissssssssssTissssssssssswr i $3 -A.X1E ttjjiru' AND BAKING- SODA! BEST IU USZ! SOL.IJ by nil FIRST-CLASS CttOCKKJs nOTl5'73dAwlT ADVERTISE. -IX' THE I3A.IIjirSES ! -Ttr . -i-v
