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"r" r"-'- I"-- ' - . t&saaitBatmkmafeSe&mi&mmmmmmmm X i1 I'U .( h i L m APPLETON'S esricau C YCL. CPAiEDIA How Bevised Edition. lEn'irely reimtten by the ablest writers on tverv xb'ect. rnniea ireui new iue, an'dlllustrated with Several Thousand Engravings and Maps. u Tiiorortorisinilly published under the tllle of TllF EVT Avkiuc&sc Cyclopaedia was rotanle'tea in 1SS3, since which time the iride circ'laliou f Lien It has attained in all pins of the L'nl eJ Stales, and the signal developments which have taken place In every braucu .i ccience, literature, and art, have induced the editors and publishers to submit It lo an exact and thorough revision, and to Issue a . new dition entitled, The Aanicis CicxorAK- D Within the last ten years the progress of dis coverVlneverydtpart"entot knowledge hat. 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Send for the Guide to Health. Priee 10c. J. B. DYOTT, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, 104 Duane street, JT. Y. -"OBSTACLES to MARRIAGE. Happy Belief for Young Men from the effects ct Errors and Abuvs In early life. Manhood restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. Sew method ol treatment. New and remark able remedluk Books and circulars tent free, n sealed envelopes. Address, UOWABD AS OCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth St.. Philadel hla, Pa., an Institutlcn hsvlng a bighepu ttlac. lor honorable ceodttct and professional ugM7a THE BIS SEOW. The Kind of a Thing Barnum is Going to.Travel With This Summer. From the New York World. AjtII 23 In a circus sense, the opening of Barnum's Roman Hippodrome last night doubtlest justified the mana gerial prediction that it would be the event of 1874. Everybody who bad stared with amazement at the enormous structure- so rapidly spreading Itself over the entire block between Madison and Fourth ave nuas on Twenty-sixth street, deired to get into it when it was opened. Other subsidiary and preliminary events of 1874 had undoubtedly in creased the desire. A private re hearsal last week, attended only by about 6,000 people, but to which at least 50,000 desired to bo admitted, was one of tho-e event. A very pompous and voluminous street pa rade of several thousand imported horses and jockeys was another. In truth, the sagacious board of di rectors of the Roman were not at all chary in the use and accumulation of events. Their schemes was found ed on the well establish ed fact that the Americans like big things, and to borrow the forciblo if not facinating language of the Roman directory, they de termined to give them the biggest thing on earth. Adhering strictly to the matter of circuses, Roman and otherwise, such the hippodrome undoubtedly is. Its seating capaci ty is modestly stated to be 12,000. It encloses a space inside the track that is S4 feet broad and 270 feet long, and the track itself, laid out in an eclip-c, is one-iifth of a mile in length. Rising nearly twenty feet all around it are the seats for the spectators, divided by grades of up holstery into gallery, dress circle, parquet, etc. Filled as It was last night by an assemblage of 10,000 or 12,000 persons and brilliantly lit by hundreds of gas-jets, the scene was of uncommon interest and beauty. As already descrioed in these col umns, the interior of the hippo drome is not laid out as a circus. There Ls no ring, the track taking its place, and the oval space closed within it, being laid out in a parterre with fountains and statuary, also serves for the exhibi tion of feats of agility and strength. It will thus Joe seen that the enter tainments must necessarily be in great part composed of spectacular processions and race-. In such tho bill last night abounded. Tho open ing pageant was called "The Con gress of Nations," and consisted of a showy procossion which was con stantly augmented until it entirely tilled the arena, making an enliven ing and exceedingly picturesqe .spectacle, probably no theatric ex hibition ever reached such a magni tude as this. Measured by the run ningyard itwassimplystupenduous. England, France, Koine, Germany, Turkey, Italy, Egypt. Russia, China, India and tho United States wound in fantastic groups with soldiers, dragons, chariots, slaves, camels, elephants, horses and music round the broad pathway. This swarming picture overflowed the spacious track. It dwindled as it wound. Doors were opened somewhere into which dragoons, princes, camels, slaves, and even His Holiness him self dropped, and presently the whole phantasmagoria had 'disap peared. For multitudinous large ness it was unexampled. Xo such muvcmoiit providing work for the unemployed masses ia3 been brought to our notice thjs winter, For Its glitter, its kaleidoscopic va riety, and its infinity of costtimery, it was received as it deserved, with much wonder and considerable ap plause. When it had slowly wound itself away, the entertainment proper was opened by a gymnastic act. Mons, -koyal. the performer, was driven into tho arena iu an open carriage by a liveried driver and doposited near his trapeze, and after concluding his gymnastics was as handsomely driven back. Then came tho races. Up to this time tho vast audience had looked on with amazement and gratification. Now it stirred itself. Six women ride into view. They make an easy start, and go tearing around the track iu the liveliest style. Tho audience is excited. It shouts anil claps its hands, and presently ries in its seats. Rutitisallovershortly. Monkey races; a Roman standing race on two horses by four riders Steven's, Nc-rtl, laouje and Hogle; more gymnastics; a Jlomai) ohariot race by three ladies, one of them meeting with a slight accident by the breaking of a pole; and that race by six English jockeys; an ele phant trot; and then a scene repre senting the chase and lassoing wild cattle by Signer Leon, Don Pedro, and a Comanche ohief, This part of the exhibition, although gonuino enough, was not pleasant. Tho Texan long-horned cattle were not in the best of spirits, and the chase was somewhat cruel. Indeed, be foro it was over the audience began to hiss. In the hunjjp race which followed, six women mounted on hunters were cordially received. There were two hurdles four feet high of brush The horse took them smoothly, but when on the second field one of the riders fell, and was dragged several feet by the animal. Instantly the audience rose to its fept again, and it was not until she had been carried out of sight by the attendants that It regained its com posure sufficiently to sit doiyn again. Tho remainder of the programme consisted of a comic race by ten monkeys on Shetland ponies ; a Roman chariot race, four horses abreast; some prodigious feats of strength by the Hercules, M. Sig nor, and a stag hunt with hounds. Altogether the entertainment was a remarkable one for variety, -for daring, for showy jiageantry, and for that kind of intense physical ac tion which all men enjoy. Large as tho audience was, the building was emptied in fifteen miiir utes after the last act A very fine menagerie is conectetl with the hippodrome, and is well worth a visit. THE LATEST FASHIONS. POPULAR COSTUMES. . New spring costumes appear on thestrecLs with the first sunny days, and show the partiality for gray and black predicted early in the season. A loose sacque and long oversklrt ofgray ordrab wooletl stuff with a walking skirt of silk make up the popular costume. The sacque is of simple loose shape without slashing; it ls either cut in tli the Mediois style or else resembles the sailor jacket of two years ago; the oversklrt Is ac companied by a basque, which will be M'orn without the sacque when the season permits. Instead of leav ing the edges of the sacque and over skirt plain, there is a sudden revival of the fancy for trimming them with knife-blaid plaiting of the material, even though it be the softest woolen goods. Camelot(a wiry wool fabric), summer camel's hair, and gazelle colored debege are materials chosen for these costumes. As very little of the "silk skirt is visible, it is trim med with, the merest border in the way of one or two narrow shirred ruffles, or else plaited flowing floun ces. Such suits are heaj- forsouth ern and inland climates, but are worn here and at the seaside resorts all summer, andarealso appropriate for traveling dresses. Little capote bonnet s with gray silk crowns and chip fronts, either white or black, complete this toilet. The novelty in black suits is the lonsr anrnn made of lenethwise rows of black yak insertion, or of jet gal loon, set in cashmere or Sicilienne, tied back by straight hanging sash ends,and worn over black silk skirts. The stripes extend the whole length of the apron, and a wide ruffle of lace makes the border. There are also embroidered Cashmere aprons which do service as overskirts with simply trimmed lower skirts. Later in the season garments will be made of black grenadine or gauze. For midsummer there are also hand some polonaises of black canvas grenadine, exquisitely embroidered in India work, dotted with jet beads, and edged with lace that is thickly beaded. SMALL ITEMS OF DRESS. The small coquetries of dress, sucli as aprons, jackets, sashes, belts and aumonieres, form an important part in spring toilets. First amonsr these are the aprons of Swiss muslin or of sheer nainsook, for giving a fanciful yet domestic air to home attire. The aprons that will be popularly sold are trimmed with Italian Valeciennes. The newest of these have no bib3, and but one cresent-shaped pocket, placed di rectly in tho middle, and following the outline of the apron. Others are shaped like front gore of a walk ing skirt, and are covered entirely with row after row of Valenciennes, or else with six or eight fluted ruffles of muslin edged with lace; a pink or blue ribbon passes around the waist for a lelt, and is tied on on the side with a bow and stream ing ends, or else with a little hang ing aumonlero of lace ls attached to the ribbon ends. The newest sashes are made up of alternate rows of gros grain rib bon with Valenciennes insertion be tween; there are three rows of two inch ribbon with two of insertion; a frill of lace 'falls from the round ends. Blue, rose-color or black rib bon sashes are handsomely made in this way; also the Watteau colors are shown bj- putting the two outer rows of ribbon pink and the inner one pale blue. Price from $9 to $25. Some of the colored sashes are stud ded with jet. Handsome black safehes are three rows of black wa tered ribbon, beaded, with guipure insertion between; price $20. A pretty fancy is a belt, sash and pocket of black-watered ribbon dot ted with beads and edged with jet fringe; price $S. New jet chate laines are of slender pointed shape, made of silk, cut in two points, with a low above, and strewn thickly with beads, while the secret pocket is at the back; price $6. Swiss muslin jackets, shorter be hind than before, are made up of lengthwise puff's of the muslin sep arated by Valenoionncs insertion; two rows of gathered lace make a full ruff for the neck and wrists and edge the bottom. Many such jackets are shown without sleeves to be worn over silk waists; if sleeves are added, they also are formed of long pull's and bends. Sleeveless saequcs of the Spanish sprigged lace wrought with jet aro cut In tho Medicis shape, and cost from 30 to $50. Fichus take the shane of vests instead of lapping on the bosom, and are made up of crepe lisse and China crape, or of beaded lace. A Jim irjius tue necK, ana a oow is ooquettishly placed high on the left side of the front. Old-fashioned Mechlin insertion and lace trim tho ends of China crape neck-ties; white, black, or ths palest green, pink, buff, or blue. Simpler neckties have hems in con trasting color ; for instance, a violet China crape tie has an eoru hem, or a blaok tie has a pale blue hem on its pointed ends. French neck-ties of twilled silk qr crapp have the middle part plaited in seven small plaits to flt smoothly around the neck, stitched in place by machine and edged with narrow Valen ciennes ; narrow insertion to match is then introduced in cross-bars and patchwork in each end of tho tie. Now cravat bows aro double rings of China crape, with a frill of lace in each ring and on the ends. "White cam bric handkerchief have a border of pale ponges, such as mauve, on which insertion is laid, and a lace frill is on the edge. This is worn sticking hi a jfttje hanging pocket, made of mauve ponges and lace. I2cru-batiste Ijordcrs, lace-trimmed, aro again shown on handkerchiefs. Colored lingerie is shown In abund ance. There are many striking nov elties in the matter of collars, cuffs and r uiTs, but the more modest de signs ore mo3t. successful. Harper's Bazar, , HOTELS I .D BESTATJRAHTa., GRAND CENTRAL TBZi DMAHA, - . 5EBBASKA The largest and belt hotel between Chieago tnd San Francisco. Opened new September 30th, 1873. s30 If GEO. THKALL. Proprietor. XL ABOUT THE WATKB WORKS. The central city of the West quite proud of late has grown, And feels it can no longer wait A goo I sized pond to own. The greatest cities of the world Who wish to cut a swell, , At once erect a reserrnlr Upon their highest hilL t W read in the da nf KnaYi That water wo ks were trledp . The trouble wa t' ey had nosewAl, And sothepeopld died. V Let us then remember If water works we try. To put In scweis good and strong, And make our strieU quite dry. And when the thing Is done We'll celebrate at once) Then everylwdy in the town - WiU buy their hats of Bunce. ; For all now styles that row are out, Some tilt y kinds or more. You'll find Diem cheap at Bance's ' Famous Nw York store. The Champ'on Hatter of the West, 25 Dong asStreet. mch26U Victor Restaurant. JG0 FARNUAM STREET, r Hot. lOtlx ana J-' VICTOR DUCROSS, Prop TABLES SUPPLIED WITH EYEEY thingia the market. """ Open fromT . m. t13 p.m. J6S?-A11 Meals Served to OrdeKi 0IBTEB3 BEBVED HT EVEBY BTTLE. GAME IN SEASON, the times. Prices to suit F. C0UBT, i Leadiiis: Bootmaker S3 Farnhim street- . . Tr AS on hand a full line of Ladies' Good XX whlchhe Is closing out at cost. GiTehimjl a call and get good bargain, y NEW GOODS ABRIYCSG bAIXY rile has on hand an excellen stock of rots' weir, best In theclty, of Eastern manu ure ot home nude. a29tml Money and Commerce. Daily Review. Office Omaha Daily Bee, May 11, 1874. f The demand for money Is limited, by no means up to the capacity of the banks. The condition of our market Is understood from previous remarks under this head. It Is true that money is plenty for good borrowers, but weak houses and out side borrowers complain of the dis crimination against them which Is more stringent than it would be if busines generally was on a surer basis. The week opens with pleasant weather and a brisk day in busi ness. Sugars are advanced half a cent to-day and quoted firm. Blaok berries are getting scarce and higher. OMAHA MARKETS. Carefally Corrected JDally DRY GOODS. j. j, brown &. bro.. Cor. 14th Farnham Streets. and I'WXTS. American...... . Albion........... 10 9lo Hi 10 in 10 9 12H 12 m 30 45 2-yt 3246 37, Aliens ..... ronnestoga. Dncell3 Trunian's.., Garner A Co Hamilton Merrimack D Oriental Pacific Mills Spragues, . BROWR DRILLS. Amoskea; . , Augusta , ,,,, ,, -- - Everett G U Great Falls . BLEACIIEC SHEETINGS. Peppenell 8-1.. ...... do - . do 10-4 . do 11-4 . Waltham 8-4 . do 9-4 do 1IM BROWN SHEETINGS. Indian Heads.. Fepperell E fine....... uo li nne . do O line- 11 10 9 27K 3tk 12 12 S3 13il ii 24 19 19 13J 19 25 do N finn..... do sheeUng 8-4... . do do 9-4 . ..... ... Puttman A A... ........ Stark A CORSET JEANS. Amoskeag .................... Kearsarge satin................. L?coLia satin . . .. Naumkeag satin.......... Peppenell satin.......... DENIMS. Amoskeag . Arkwright, blue.....-......... - Jl.aver Creek A A ...... Hap Maker, blue........... ... India. B B blus and brown.. .- -. New tort, B..... . ..... Otis, B B Otis, C C Oaklard Warren BB do A ...................... BLEACHED SHIRTINGS. Androvcogglng 4-2 a a-........... do do L ... . Boot, S., .. ........... 19 17 1C 18 16J4 17 15 llH 13 15 18 124$ 12k IS 18 "H 12 10i 23 20 20 27 20 (10 U 4-4. Fruit of the Loom.. . do do do 100 . Gold Medal Hope .. llev York Milk Wamasatta ........ Lonsdale.. ...... GINGHAMS. M iddiescx . Glenarms... TICKINGS. Amoskeag, ac a, uo A. do B Conestoga, A Pre- uo u.............. do God MedaL. YANKEE NOTION'S- KURTZ MOHR & CO, St. 1231 Farnham SPOOL COTTON. fwllERY. Clark's O. N Coat's ..... Merrick's . Domestic. .. 70 42$ .-$ .V2 00 .-sortjGoo $ 90 British PAPER COOLARS. Pickens' best.. King William.. Domestic...... Sarnie . Ottoman strips. 1 35 2 00 250 . $2 2500 50 310 50 15 00 30 00 .S1200a24CO .. 4 75a7 50 SHAWLS. "sHTpIfJi" White common .... ... medium-..... custom made.. Percale Calico . OVEKALLS. Brown drill ' dnck Blue drill ' duck. - 16 50a7 25 .. 7 75a9 00 7 00a7 50 8 00a9 50 .-8 00a9 50 S5 25a3 00 15 00 . 22 50 White., COESETS. French whalebone ........ Oar own . Comet... SPRING. SKIRTS. Linen printed... ...... " ruffled 8 900 12 00 15 OJ " fluted GENERAL COMMISSION. J. C. Rosenfeld gives us the following quotations this day : Butter, active, choice roll 3335, common 152Q ; Eggs, brisk, 10 ; Apples, 8 008 50 per barrel ; Live Chickens in demand from 3 00 2 25 per dozen; Turkeys, C 00 ; Or anges and Lemons are advancing, Oranges 7 25 per box, Lemons 8 25 porbox, hardware. JOHN T. EDOAH. IKON. Common lar... Horse shoe bir . iSS Norway nail rod. STEEL. Cast pIow.. 12 11 18 22 25 0 uermon . American casn, oc'agon and square Jess p's Englhh do do Burden's horse shoes, per keg ... 7 '.B 8 25 qo niuie uo uo ...... . Northwestern horse nails ......... 22a 23 Dundee thimble skeins, discount 45 per cent. Stor half patent axles, discount 10 per cent. NAILS. lOd to COJ per keg... 8d do ... d do ... 4d do 3d do ... 3d fine do 10d finls'ng do ... 84 do do Cd do do lOd casing do ... 8d do do . 6J do do 4 40 465 490 5 15 5 90 7 40 5 IS 540 5C5 5 15 5 40 5 65 5 15 70 pre 20 pre 33 do 30 pre 25 do - Wrought, all sizes ..... BOLTS. Carriage and tlre.......dkcount BUTTS. Narrow wrought, fart jointdiscount list, loose pin reversible. do MISCELLANEOUS. Hay and manure forki......dicount Hoes and gai den raVe. do hinges. Strap and T discount WRENCHES. Taft's black discount Coe's imniitation-. do Coe's genuine-. do SCKEWS. American Iron .. . do brass . . 25prt Wpro 45 do 20 do 45 pre 40 pre AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMETS. SCTTIIKS. H Holt's Ha.TestKIng.per do, net Champiea HeahPs Eureka do red-. '14 M 12 00 10 00 9 00 12 00 15 00 13 00 13 GO 13 50 SPADES 1SD SIIOV'LS.' Bowlsnd'sNo2 black shOTels, D li do do" polished do do' do do black spaces do. Moore do polished do do do's "spring point" L U shovels AXES. Llppencotl's Western Crown. do do do b TefeJ COFFEE MILLS. ,Parke'aNo3, Iron box net do do 103 do o do 25 Union ir h eo do 3-5 do BritauU - FIL.15S, HargraTe, Smith A Co., discount American File Co do HAMMERS. 13 00 13 50 525 5 75 11 00 13 oq SO pre SO do SMaydole's, A E No I, 1, 2 iiammonas a.l.o - 19 00 10 50 10 00 13 50 U 00 7 00 8 00 900 750 8 50 do do do do4 Engineer's No 1 do do 2 do dq 3- H-vronTs, do ,4 Morr aUsElingol . d & . "" . n ,o uo . do do do o do 3 'taw do l. ,j aa 2... LEATHER. BuSiloS. sole B Hemlock SL sole No 1 do do No 2 do do .dam. do span sole good do do H-itn do harness.. 3! SI Si 2$ S3 U 33 . sr, 9 40 4t 41 1 50 1 25 30 43 do line- do hrldle. do calf. do Up do uprr l 1 1- Oakiole tt do calf do kin 1 23 . 25 . 43 . 1 50 . 1 00 . T3 00 . 1 75 . 1 . 6 50 1 CO 1 30 do harness.. .. F'chcalf Jodots prdz . Other brands dltlerent wt, pr S. French kip pr tt .... Bark Ilnlnxs ........ 9J UO 1G4? Q00 f 18 ifi 9 SKINS. Drr flint prtt 17 15 6 8 1 25 Dry salted Gren Green salted ... Jan. and Feb, pelts Shfarlii k.. Lamq skin CEMENT. Kosndale.. Water Hm 300 8 S POULTRY. j Supply limited with demand active as follows: Chickend, dressed. 12 f turkeys, Halac; geee, 10c; ducks 10c. Fuia. A. Huberman, 510-512 13th street wholesale dealers. Quo tations: mink, No. 1, 1 25.il 50 coons, 45c; muskrat, 14c for fall and 21c for spring; skunk, prime black, 1 wOc ;do. striped, 15 to 30c jotter, No. 1, 5 00 to 6 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, from 2 50 to 4 00, according to color; for, silver gray, 10 00 to 25 00 ; do. cross, 3 00 ; do. red, 1 50 ;, deer skin, hair red and abort, 25c per lb. Cooke & Ballon furnish the follow ing quotations, for butchers' slock, native steers, 4a4 1-2; Texa3 steers, 3a3i; hogs, unsettled, prime, 4ai i l-a ; sneep, urm and active at-4 12a5 00J MEATS. i Dressed beef, 6 l-2c; dredpork, lc; dressed mutton, 8 l-2c; S. C. hams 63c; shoulders, 7 1-2; breakfast bacon, 10c; clear sides, 10c; lard', firm at 9c. SOAPS Powell & Co., Soap monufacturers. Sapo Publico, 6 l-26 3-4; Savon Republic, do., Chemical Olire, 6 to G 1-2; Palm, 55 1-4 ; German Mot led, 6 l-4a6 1-2. ART GOOD3 AND UPHOLSTERER'S STOCK. Benjamin B. Jones, Decorative Up holsterer and dealer in fine art goods, 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, 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 shades. Plain bands, 6 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, per yard 1 503 j0; Imperial, plain and stri ped, 2 50aS 00. DAMASKS. Union per yard, 1 50; all wool, 2 00a3 00. MATTRASSES. Husk, 4-4x6-2, 4 00a5 00; straw, 3 00a4 00: Excelsior. 3 50a4 50. All of the above quotations are on the basis of ordinary thirty day transaction!). Parties who buy for caih, or any strictly first-class buyers, can always secure reasonable concessions on large orders for short tima paper. LUMBER. Subject to change of market without cotice. W3I. M. FOSTER, On U. P. R. R. track bet- Farnham and Doug las. GEO. A. HOAGLAND. Joists, studding and sills, 20 It, and un der .. 521 00 Over 20 f t, each additional ft add'I 50 Fencing No 1 :. .. 23 00 do Ko 2 21 Od 1st common boards......-. 22 00 2nd do do . 20 00 "A" stoik boards, 10 and 12 inch 45 00 "B" do do do do tt 00 "C do do do do JO 00 1st clear, 1, IK. 155 and 2 inch-.... 65 00 zu uo do do 3d do do do do do 00 . 45 00 50 00 40 00 32 50 25 00 ... 43 00 33 00 32 50 30 00 27 50 flooring, clear.... do 1st common do 2d do do 3d do .... do narrow, clear . Nt clear ceiling Vi inch 2d do do inch..... 1st do do ?i Inch 2d do do Ji inch.. 1st clear aiding .,, 2G 00 2d do do ................ 24 00 1st common siding..... 20 00 2d do do .... 18 00 "A" shinies 4 50 Extra No 1 shingles 3 50 Common No 1 sh.iigles ..... .. 2 00 LalhperlOOO. ....... 3 5n D Jt 11 pickets eer 100 3 5o Square do do do O G Batten per lineal I' lji Rough do do do ..... WINDOWS, (Glazed.) 35 per cent off Chicago list. DOORS, (Wedged.) 25 pet cent offCl teago list. BLINDS. SO per cent off list. White lime per bbl SI 752 00 LonlsTllle cement per bbl............ 3 003 25 Plaster paris per bbl 3 503 73 Plastering hair per bushel... . 40 Tarred felt 4 Plastering board . 4 OILS. PAINTS, GLASS, &c. N.I. D.SOLOMON. ROBERT C. STEELL. BRADY & McAUSLAND. Coal Oil , 19 lrd till, No. 1. .$ f0 unseen uii, raw. 1 05 I --. u " ' bl'd- 1 10 " " wlnterl Turpentine,. 651 " "straln'dj w Headlight OU 28 1 Lubricating 1 ,a W. Va. j" PAINTS, AC White Lead, St. Louis, Srtlctly Pure f 11 " " " " Fancy Brand 94 Putty In Bladders 5k " " Bulk , 4 Enamt Id Glass, colors, $ tq. it, . 1 CO FUt Glass ftfc discount t TVS, SHEET-IBOX. WIRE, &C. MILTOX ROGERS, COR. 14th & FARNHAM. TEN PLATE. CHARCOAL. 10x11 IC, Talr qnalitr 10x14 lc best qualitr tl3 50 14 00 11x14 IS do qo 17 00 12x12 IO do 12x12 IX do 14x20 IC do 14x20 IX do 14x20 IXX do 14x20 IXXX ICO plate DC 100 plate DX. 14 50 17 50 . 1G0Q 18 00 . 21 00 do do do do do .24 00 (best quality) .21 09 .1150 17 50 .20 50 . 50 .16 50 . 13 Od .23 00 .33 00 ,28 50 ,21 SO do do 100 piste DXX 100 plata DXXX Roofing IC charcoal Roofing IX do do do do do do do do do do 18x14 IO coke do SOxji IC charcoal roofing.. 20x23 IC charcoal roofing.. e4xl4lA.cnaicoal. 10x20 coke (for gutters).. f- i BLOCKTOT Lar?o pigs.. Small pigs Bcr tin .... 35 31 ZINC. Sheet tin 25 to 33 in ilitf do do it half casks. doj do do in 250 lb casks, frlieet 24 to x inch per sheet.. linnerssoiaei (.exin renew jao uo .no. l.. de do roofiug. .bid metal , SHEET IRON. Flrst quality, Numbers 10 to 24. 1 -uo uo do .5 , do do do do do 'o Charcoal, both sides sniothe :o r.o 21 .. do do :G do do 27... Junuta, No. 24 do do id . . do do Russia wrf e t 7 to 12. do No. 1. stained-. ii 3 A.4SS lUl'l IU11 UUUUIVS, SUU OIieCCDi. "A" A merlcsn immitat'o Russia, all Nos. Less than full bundle, add one tent. GALVANIZED. rNo. 14 to 20 1M do 21 to 21 do do 25 to 25 ., do do 27 ,, . do Full bundles discount 15percent. COPPER. -Braziers 6 to 9 . . do 10 to 12 D .. do 12! to 100 ID Sheathini:, II and 16 oz .. I'lanbhed. 14 and 1C oz.... -ii. ,! auu 9, r-ianisneu con copper ... Copper bottoms ... BRIGHT WIRE. 10 11 11 -, Nos. 0 to C 8,3.9 15 "Nos. 15,10 17 13 tPcr bundle 15 per cent dLcotm " H GROCER! 'RS STEELE 4- JOHNSON 538-540 14TH ST. CLARK i FRENCH COR. FARNHAM AND llTH ST. rpUNDT, MEYER A RAAPKE, 212 FARN HVM ST., WHOLESALE DEALERS 3IORGAX A GALLAGHER, 205 Faril- ham St. WailTNEV, RAUSERjrAX & Co., 247 Douglas St. j. j. iirown A nno., Cor. 14th and Farnham Streets. SUGARS. Powderid do !"" 'ilXi-iii lljfaU 12Kal2 lOJall uiusne.i uo ... Ihit cut loaf do . Standard A do .. Circle A do .. ioKio-i Extia C uo ... Yellow C do N O thoice do COFFEES. Rio choice pr lb....... . . do prime do ....................... do good do . O G Java SYRUPS. 104alOJi j 27a2S 2Ga27 :5j2C 31a3 Common pr ca Gool uo Clioice do .lion... .. 3145 COaC. 70.130 80 do N O molasses RICE. Rinzoon choice.., Carolina. 8Ja9 syxi lG.'faK 16$al7 CKaO 7a72 CANDLES. M Wesk A Co. fechofers .... SOAP. Mis-ourl Vrlley.. Jvlris's tavon ... ...... M. West A Co Schofer'it German............ Kirk's standard do sterling ... , PLUG TOBACCO. Black go-Js, Western .... do do Virginia lo do Lonrlard's Bright do do do do do Virginia .. Natvral eaf . . DI1IED FRUITS California penhes per iiound .. do appljs do ....... S.ate do do ....... New currants........... ............. do prune..... .... do German cherries...... ...... do blackberries.. ... ... 4a44 45 45a50 52i57 57alV 60a53 75a95 lSKal7 12al2Vi 13al3K 8 3 14al4t 17 17al8J 33a4il $.5 25 12 do raiDberne.. do rains pr l,ox.. ............. ....... do sccdlef s rasies per pound.... SALT. New in liarres..... . ....... do dairy . . ....... ... CANNED GOODS. 2 pound can Mycr's oysters per ose . 1 do do do do ih . 2 do do Wiliim's do do . 2 rto do peaches do do . 3 do do do do do . J omatoe;, 2 pound can, jicr rase - do 3 do do do Corn, Trophy, per case .... do WIu.Iuw do . . do Yarmouth do Strawberries, or ease Raspberries, do do ,. . Piueapp'es, do do ., TEAS. Oo!ongs per pound ........ . Youn IIjfou, per yoir.d . Gunpowder. do do FLOUR. Go'd Dut . ...... ...... ..... XXXX Iowa City California... ...... ... BAGS. Gutin:cs, heavy weight do light do Burlaps, four bushel .. ...... Dundee gunnies ........... Grain bai-s, Amoskeg A ... do do Ludlow a a... .. SI'IOE-. Nutmegs, Pnangbest, per pound .... Clove ) do .do . ANpice do do ..... Cinanion bark do dj .. .52 80a3 00 . 4 50ao 73 ,4 25a4 50 . 2 C0a2 75 . 4 OOal 25 . 4 75x' 09 . 6 75a7 50 . 3 50a3 73 5 00 5 50 . 5 75af 00 GOO . 4 75a5 50 C0 5 10 ao 4(.-al uo COal 25 3 10 3 10 4 7ia 00 13019 lTftj'S 8al9 13 30a31 . 31Wi 1 3Tal 41 O 13a 0 35a4G BAKING POWDER. Manufactured by the Imperial Bak- PowdcrCo., Omaha, Neb. 1 lh lioxes...... .... . -peril z 4 23 lb boxes do 2 40 i lb boxes . i do 1 30 5 lb boxes do 13 51 Iu bulfc.pcr lb, In 25,50 and 100 Mots 30 CIGARS. A. E. Simpson, Manufacturer, 532 loth Street. H. Unman . M. 5 35 00 3", 00 35 00 40 00 43 00 50 00 50 00 7-i CO WOO 50 00 60 00 75 00 100 00 100 00 10,100 73 00 Iteconstructlon. do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Grand Central... Universal....... Yara ..... La Boquet Simon Pure ... Partigas .... Yours Trulj-.... Gold MiJal I-i EpanoIa...... Triple Crown. Henrv Clay Do Vllier Y Viller. 1S7C CALHOUN MILLS FLOUR. "Wholesale depot 54S 14th Street. Half barrel ....,- 2 90 J. SCHOONIVAKER & SON rBOPRlfcrOEk 07 THE PITTSBURG. WHITE LEAD AND COLOR WOKKS PITTSBURG, PA. X3svt,1olxsBlxocl 1880. Manufacturers of Strietly(Pare TThite Lead, Bed Lead, Litharge Puttr, Colore Dry awl in Oil, PURE YERDITER WIM, The strongest and brightest green nianufacturered. GUARANTEE, e msnntca our brana ol strictlr Pure White l ead to be free from impurities, and wm ay sou in coia ior every ounce ol auui jara'Jon found in tbU packace. mr73tn J. SCIIOONMAKER A SON 13th St, bet. Farnham and Harney. AU kinds of TAILORING, CLEANIXG and REPAIRING done at reasonable nUi apr2CU SZZ 35 - 3o S3 zizzzzn oi i. -r 25 .sbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbB. sbbbbsV Spring and Summer Styles leU 1 -aarw 11V PW f iw 7M iBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBV-flBBBBBBBV s BB CA iou ftH iLr . B BBL. 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It Being the Shortest and FUst Completed Line Between OM AH Aand CHICAGO, Constant impror.m'nts hare taken place in ph ctni the way of reducing Grade, and placing Iron with Steel Italia, addle to Its rolling stock new and Elegant DAY and 8LKEP1XU CARS Equipped with the "Vestlurhou.e Air Brake" aud "Miller Platform," establishing comforta ble and commodious Eating Houses, offering all the comforts of trareling the age can produce. From 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 and certain connections In any di rection he may wish to go. Principal Connections. AT MISSOURI VALLEY JUNCTION, for Sioux C ty, Yankton and points reached yia Sioux City and Pacific railroad. AT GRAND JUNCTION for Fort Dodge, Des Moioes, Ottawa and Keokuk. AT MARSHALLforSt. Paul, Mlaneapo'Is, Duluth, and northwestern points. AT CEDAR RAPIDS for Waterloo. Cedar Falls, Charles City, Burlington and St. Loula. ATlLiaiua loruuBuqne, iraaieitn, rrai- riedu Cbien, La Crosse,-and all polats on the uiicsgo, tiinion ana vuouque, ana inicago, Dubuque and Minnesota railroads. AT FUL.TON for Freeport. Kadne Milwau kee and all points in Wisconsin. AT CHICAGO with all raUway lines leading out of Chicago. Through tickets to all eastern cities via this line can he procured, and any infortuat on ob tained, concerning Itoute, Rates, etc., at the Company's office. 2S Farnham street, Omaha, and also at the pi incipal TicketOmcea along the line of theU. P.R.R. 0SBjggaf;e checked through to all principal Eastern mints, W H.STENNLTT, MARVIN HUGHITT. Gen'I Pangr Ag't. Gen. Sup'U J. II. LACKY, C. G. EDDY, Ticket As't, Omaha. Gen'I.Ag't Omaha. mchlSrl Omaha & St. Louis Short Line. 1874 The Kansas City, St. Joe and Council Bluffs R. R Is the only dire : line to OTTia AND THE EAST, FROM OMAHA AND THE WEST NO CHANGE ( earn between Omaha and St. Louis ana b it ore betweep OMAHA anu .NtW YORK. This the Only -iae running a PCLaVTIAS 8IVEKPIWO OAR EAST FltoM OMAHA, OX ARaUYAI. - OP THE UNION PACIFIC EXPBKSS TRiUT. aVPassengers taking other routes hare a disagreeable transfer at the Hirer Station. 8 PASSESGEK. TRAiaS DAII.T I BEACHING ALL EASTEBH ahd westebt oities With Less Changes and la adraacs of other lints. This Entire Lint U equipped rlth Pullman's Palace Sleepiog Cars, Palace Day Coaobe and Chair Can, Miller's Safety Platform and Coupler and the Celebrated Westinghouse Air Brake. aWSee that your tickets read via Kansas CI tr, H-. Josepa Caaaicll Blntt Halrod, Via Omaha and St. Zovit. Tickets for salt at dot. Ttnth and Faraham atteU, and 1 U. p. Dapot, Omaha. J03.TEHON, Paas.Agt. GEO. L. BRADBURY. Gea'l Asaot. A. & DAWES. Gen'I Parv Act.. !c Joseph. J. F. BARNARD. Gen'I Supt. Bbdoatpo. Ia2U ntRM AN TOXBKINCK, Fasliioiiable Tailor, No. 204 Farnham 8treet Between Twellth and Thirteenth Streets, OMAHA, - - NEB. ALL ORDERS ATTENDED TO PBOMPT lyand executed in tbe most fashionable ,tyJe. "RpatriDll and cleaning a apadalty, and done Inohe best manner. my l-lm YAS DORN'S JIACHnnB All kinds ot light and hsiTT M1CHINEKY MADE SEPATRE9. W&-AU Work Guaranteed.' 33d SASIET 8T1EET, waUIA. A. POLACK, CLOTHIER 23S Farnliani St IToar ClotMug," and Furnishing Goods. THAN" rHE Chicago, Bock Island and Pacific R. E. THE GRAND CENTRAL BOUTE FBOM OMAHA TO CHICAGO AND THE EAST, Via Des Moines, Darenport and Bock Island. o All PaSMnger Trains are equipped with the Wonnouofsic Patkxt Am Bbskgs and Millar's Patent Safety Platform and Coupler. 2 Fast Express Traias Leave Daily, Connecting as follows: AT DE3 MOINES with the Des Moines Valle itaurosd, tort and St. Lonia. Ballrosd, for Oakaloosa, Ottumwa, Keoku. AT UBINNELL with the Central Railroad of Iowa, for all points north to Su Paul. AT WEST LIBERTY with the Burlington, Cedar Rapids A Minnesota Railroad, for Burlington, Cedar Rapids, Dubuque A St. Paul. At WILTON JUNCTION with the eJouth-Wtstern nranch. for Muscatine. W asbington and all points south. AT DAVENPORT with the Darenport A St. Paul Railroad for points north. AT BOCK ISLAND with the Western Union Railroad for Freeport, Beloit. Kaclne. Mil waukee and all points in northern Illinois and Wisconsin. AT ROCK ISLAND with the Kocklord, Rock Island and St. Louis Railroad for St. Louis and points south. AT ROCK ISLAND with the Ferla A Bock Island Railroad for Peoria and points east. AT BUREAU JUNC. with branch, for Hen ry. Latere. Chlllicothe and Peoria. AT LA HALLE Ith the Illinois Central Rail- in rt h ami astit h road for points nort h and south. AT CHICAGO South. Ith il lines East, North and THROUGH TICKETS to all Eastern cities, Tlathla line, can be procured, and any Infor mation obtained, concerning points, at tho ticket office of the company. Via Farnham St., Omaha, and also at the principal ticket otSces along tit lint of the U. P. R. It. Cheeked Thronch tn atll Principal Kaatern Points. A. M. SMITH, Gan'l Pass'r Ag't, Colt ago. J. H. LACEY, Ticket Agent. a23tf Omaha H. RIDDLE. Gen'I Sup't Chicago. S.S STEENS, Geu'l Western Ag't Omaha. XML Keller, Proprietor of tbe RISING SUN AEO LOS ANGELES YINEYRDS. Depot for the sale of his NATIVE WINES AND BEAUDIES iIiT.TR A' Co., CornerSaflBattery andlWashlngtonSts. IAS FRAHCUCO, aaar7U CAL. ALU. J: LEOOXT. MaTU'L C. 11CIW03. WM. H. IICDSOX JAS. O. DUTLEtt ST. LOUIS TOBACCOoRKS. Lcggat, Hudson & Co., Vanufarturen of ersry araua o Tin Cut Ciiowing AHD 8XOKIKG TOBACCO OurSpecial Brands: Fias curat BEAUTY. QILT EDGE, IKOKHQli INGLESICE. BULLION. MONTANA. AUOarTebaceM Strictly Waraated. FFICEAHD I1IJCSSO0X Cor. Second & Vina Streets, It. XaOV&laB ttarTIsM; " W'W 14th.. CHEAPEST. arltCm ees feasant SIZE OP uTfeaXsv PELLETS OOG ooo m k i Or Sugar-Coaled, Concentrated, Root and Herbal Juice, Antl BUIons Crannies. TnE"LIXTI,K GIANT" CATHARTIC or TIuKubx In Parvo Physic. Tho novelty of modern aredioai. Chera'eal r.d Pharmacealical Science No use or any longer taking the larje. rcptillTo and nauneous pllLi. composed of cheap, crude, and bulky ingredient, when ro can by a careful application of cliemical science, eitrarf all tho cathartic and ether tnedl rlnal properties from tho most valuable roots ana herb, saa concentrate then Into & mlnatc Gran, me. scarcely larger tlinu a mustard socj, that cart be readily eu allowed by those ol the most sensl'ivo ptonuchi and fastidious tastes. Eachlittld Pureatlvo Pellet represent;, in a mo it concentrated form, as much cathartic power as Is embodied la any of tho Iar;o pills found for sale in tho drajr shops. From their wonderful ca Uurtic power, in proportion to their tlzc, people who hava not tried them aro apt to rnppoe ttaS they aro harsn or drattc ta effect, but such ls not at all tho case. ,ho different acttvo ardic'nal prin. ciplesof which they aro composed betas o bar, manlzed and modulcd. one by tho others, as ta produce n mot scnrrliins; and thor. ouzb,yct Keutlyaadliludlyopcratlusr cathartl .. S50O Reward U ucrcby oSTcrcd by tho pro prietor of iheso Pellet, to any cheml.t who. upon analysis, vlll find In them an Calomel or other forma of mercury ot any other mineral poison. Being ciitlrolr vegetable, Eopsrtrcn far care ia .-eqalrcd while nsmjj them. They ope rato without disturbance to tho constitution, diet, oroccupation. For Jaundice, Headache. Constipation, Impure Ittood, Pa Its lu tho Shoulders, TlBliCitCNa of tho Chest, Dlzzliicss Sonr Eructatloua ot tho Stomach, Had tasto lit Jiouth, Bilious nttackn. Pain In res I ot ot KldiicjK, Internal Fewer. Illoatcd fccllun; tibout Moruacli, Hush of Blood to Head, HIkIi Col ored Urine, Piixoclallllty and. Gloomy Foreboding's tako Dr. Pierce's Pleasant PiirRutlvo Pclletiu. In explanation uf tho remedial power of my Tar- fitivo Pellets over foprcat a variety of diseases, ilshtosjy that their action upon tho animal economy Is universal, notav Klaud or tissue cscapt tig tliclr aunn-, tlve Impress. Ao dues not Impair thrm; their easir-coatinsf acd bcln-j enclosed In glast bottles prescrvo their lrtncs unimpaired for any IcLth of time, in any climate, su that they aro af ways fresh and reliable, which lit not tho cao with the pihs found In tho dru store, pnt np in cheap wood or patc-boanl boxe. Recollect that fira'l disoascs where n Laxative, Altera tive or Purcatlvo ia indicated, tfceso llttlo Pellets will chethemoet perfect satlsfacUoa to all who use them. ' They nro sold by all enterprising Druggists at 25 cents a bottle. Do not allow nny drnjrlst to lndnco von so take anything- elsi that bo may fay lj Jmt as cxd as my Pcllcto bocau?o ho mates a Urjet proUt on that which ho recommends. ?r your firajprlst cannot supply them, cncloso 23 cent! andtcceive them oy return mail from B. -. PIEJIGZ:, 2I. 1 , rrtp'r,. BCFFALO, y. y. ASK FOE PYLES OK s ALEKATJT -AN BAKINa SODA ! 0E3 T I3NT TJSS Sold by Pundt. Sfeyer A. Kaapkeand AVhltney, Kauscrman A Co CASTLE BROS., IMPORTERS OF TEAS A2sD East India Goods, 213 and 213 FROST STBEET San Francisco California. mcLGTm ADVERTISE INtTIIEl DIZLTZ" SEE ii a 41 NT -1 1 m i -j I li m il SI 1 s f i y V