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KS- t --s aLsatfsiBaai '--'-" ia)IaaHBfijiaaj s? "V C K 0 ai i v- t 400,009 ACRES! OF THE FINEST Elkliorn Valley Lands FO'l SALE BT 33. 3VE. OXjARK, Wisnor, - - ITeJ . i rfWESE LANDS .are .convenie to ,X the market and tbe f FINEST ill the STrE ! A ad will be sold at fron- $2.50 to $5.00 PEF ACRE! - For t'asli or on Lo'S Time. -I.AND TXPlORTN'G 1 ICK- ETS for sale at O. & N. W. De pot, bearing coupon5 which will he taken at full cost in payment i- tor land. 100,000 ACRES I XI0H FAsMClHS LAKD 1H KEBSASE11! 500 HanscoDi Place-Lots! HOUSES AXD LOTS n the city Ol Omaha, for!erheaond on eood terms. 1 OdGS as. MILL. f .ataal estate brokers,office over Mackey's store, ea SoJge sL opposite new pistofire ap30a2 EDWAKD KUEHL. HAGISTER OF THE BEPARTXO. to- 498 lUti Et, UUetn Farniam & Harnsj. Will by tfe.e aid of guard Un spirits, oblatn . t. . MadA.it an.l 11 HUT iO MTI" UUUera " w w ......-, apiitf HLDHAN TOMBKINCK, Fashionable Tailor, No. 204 Farnham Street JeMrn Twellth and ThLieentb. Slreets, . OMAHA. NEB. ALL OliPERS ATTESDED TO FROMPT lyaml executed In the most fashionable style JiWBepalrlas and cleaning a apedalty, 111 done In the beat manner. mjl-lm TAILOR-, lttb SL, bet. Faraham and Haney. All kinds ol TAILORING, CLEANING and EETAIUINU done at ront.le rates anrMU H. faKEUS. C. J. CAKB. OH. tiUERE & KlKBAClf, 15th st. between Fri.hain and arney its. OMAHA, - - NEB. XAStCFACTCRIKOF ' Spring and Farm Wagons, BUGGIES' AND CARR1 lOU. Dealers in andmanafacturcrs of r AflRICCLTOBAL IMPLEMENTS! PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO UORsKMHOUXO. sTRepalring tl wsgom and MacksmithlBg promptly done at reasonable prices mrdawg "" - . WILLIAM LATEY, Cor. 16th and "Webster Sts., Keeps a complete assortment ot GROCERIES and -W PROVISIONS. ENOCH HENNEY, Justice of the Peace Ofice over Iho Stale Bank, coruer cl Farn hani and 13th Mrcrt. lei C. F. SAMAJLTOT, III Car. Kanbaa and Kleveal Sts. All kind oT TAILORING, Cleaning aad re p tiring done at reasonable rata. A fine lot of VUBNIbWNG GOODS constantly on band and aold cheap. necaBtf U. P. R.R. MEAT MARKET, 16th street bet California and Webster. TITS KEEP ON HAND THE BEST W supply of FRESH AND SALTED MEATS. Also a large stork of Fine Sugar Cured Hams and Itreakfast Baron, at the low st rites. WH. AUST 4 KNUTH, inylt-lr Proprietors. . APPLETONS American CYCLOPAEDIA SewIEevlitd Edition. Katirelr rewritten by the ablest writer on very takject. Printed from new typa, mdUlustratedirltb SeTeral Thouaand i Encrarincs and Slaps. o Thk workorlginallr published under tie title OfTH NEW AHWUCAW CTCLOPAMIA WW, completed in 18G3, since which Utns i the wide clreilatton which It hasattalned la all partt ol tk Uaited SUtes, and the slgnsl deTclopmeata a. llwrature, and art; hare induced th randDublUherstosubmititto an exact k i1ab aej 1.. ei ejaAsr ti enUiled, Tub Aukbica Ctclopae- .. .... 1... Un var i,a HmTMl of Sm eeTerr In erery department of knowledge has saada a new work of reference an imperatlT WTli moremeut of poUtlcal affairs has kept P. ith the dlscoTenes ot science, and their FruiUul application to the industrial aad useful arts aad the conrenlence and refinement of edal life. Great wars and consequent reTOIu sJaaahaTeoccured,lnTolTine national chances et Becullar moment. The cItII war of ourown eeiSuy, which was at 1U height when the last vatsaaeot the old work appeared, has happily fcesa ended, and a new coarse of commercial nd tadostrUl actlTity has been commenced. LaM accessions to our geographical know "off hare been male by the indefatigable ex plorers of Africa. The great political reTolutions of the last decade, Vta. the natural xesult of the lapse of time, have brought Into public riew a multitude of new men, whose names ars In erery one'a south, and of whose Utcs erery one is curious to kaow the particulars. Great battles hare been fournt aad important aleges mainulned, of which the details are as yet preserved only la tbe newspapers or ia the transient pubiica Ueas ot the day, but which ought now u take laser place in pennanect and authentic history. I aswparitl the present edition for the press, 4 heaBeerdingtT been the aim of the editors to "kris down the luformstion to the latest pos iUeiates, and to furnish an accurate account af tbe most recent discorerles in science, ot erery tieh-:.-odirfUeu .in literature, and of the newest iaTention in the practical arte, as well as to gWe a succinct and original record of tbe progress of political and hlstorial event. The work has been begun after long and cars fcvl preUsalnary labor, and with the most ample Hstfeea for carrTlnx it on to a successful otfof tEe orlgiaal stereotype plates have awrtype, tsnuing in fact a new Cyclopedia, ajHh tbe same pU3 and compass as Its predecee aer, bat with a far pester pecuniary expendl twe; aad with such improvements la Its com yesWesi as have been soajeeUd by Jpager ex Mrteaee and enlarged knowledge. The Ulestrauons which are introiafiad for r HM UUO 111 U1C I1CRUI ?MM. Ma . i L assior me sate oi ptctoru' enen, dbi u etext. Tnev embrace all biaacaes of BSB UltMHI. at"MsV ur im i uru msiory, ata aepus job Mt fMHi and remirlubU leainret oC wx&exj Ti a ni1 art east ki! 41.. J... &u. ssajasBjssja awa siMsweamwKmmiejsjm eVCOU J ctare, and art, as well as the rations pro fl mechanics and manufactnrea, Al- Mgt9fmmCi "l. UH. 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'esssassMssi : RISSEY'S HELL" r Ti0 iamb line Iittbliihmnt"bf 'tie Ex-Prize-Pighter at , Saratoga. There is one prominent feature of JSaratnga which no visitor here can 'fail to perceive the existence of, namely, the gambling establish-, ment of John Morrissey, the toler-" ance of which is a puzzle for which I have no solution to offer. Its ex istence is bo notorious that any de scription of the peculiarities of Saratoga as a watering-place is incomplete which ignores its existence. Morrissey himself ar rived here only last Thursday, but his "first lieutenant" haa been here for some time, engaged in painting and refitting the building, which is known as "Morrisey's Financial Club-house." It is publicly announ ced that it will be opened for gam bling on the 1st of July, when the "season" will have fairly begun. During the summer Saratoga receives a very large acces sion to its ordinary population in the a. .ape of shopkeepers, turf men, horse-jockeys, and professional gamblers, who flock hither from all quarters to minister to the wants of visitors. In the height of the sea- j son "JVlorrisseys uiuD-nouse" is patronized albo by rather an arislo-' cratic class. One" may always then be sure of meeting "good society" at his tables. This is an attraction which the ex-Congressman offers to those young beginners who nightly flock around his tables. After the ball one may see "nice young men," who have been dancing all the eve ning with young ladies of "our set," wend their way one by one over to the Club-house, ajd by 1 o'clock a great part of the young men of the ball room are at supper, at faro, at roulette, at rouge-et-noir, orloung rng in some of the luxuriously furn ished zooms which John Morrissey throws open to his guests. Faro is the favorite game, though occasion ally during the evening the roulette table may have a run which will draw the faro-players from their seats, and leave the dealer alone. Men of mark in the country may tx seen here and there among the youthful faces which crowd around the tables. Very little talklngis done. Every eye is watch ing the cards as they are slipped from the box. So much for gam bling and Morrisey. But before taking leave of tbe subject let us express a regret that his "intelligent constituency'' did not send this "many-sided man" to the halls of Congress in the days of Brooks and Keitt instead of later. Morrisey might have pounded them with their own arguments. An Outlaw' Faxailie. The singular information has been received, which is well authenticat ed, that a thieves' and outlaws' par adise has just been established at tbe foot of the Rocky Mountains, just in the Canadian Dominion. It is reported to number five hundred men and a number of women and children. The inmates a.e outlaws who have escaped from United States justice. The chief occupa tion of the colony Is the manufac ture of Illicit whisky, which is then sold to the surrounding Indians. For the liquor the latter barter their most costly furs and trade off their superfluous women. And while the nohle red nian is in the midst of bis beastly orgies, the fiends manage to rob him of his weapons, his blankets, and strip off an occa sional scalp. Yet the Indian's passion for whisky overcomes his knowledge ot the Inevitable fate he knows awaits him. The free and roving life of these outlaws has been rrade known to the Canadian Government, which has sent out a volunteer force to settle matters satisfactory to. tho code of civilization. It is a mount ed command of policemen of th.ee hundred men the most fear less and active in the Dominion, commanded by a Colonel who has seen active service. Adventurers of high rank have been attracted to dare the dangers of the expedition, even English and French noblemen. An English gentleman was wrought up with so much enthusaam as to forego the possession of an estate with a yearly income of $150,000, that he might take part in the ex pected fray. Of course the force will be be kept under the strictest mill tar' discipline, The pay is so small that nothing save the spirit of ad venture could impel men to under go the prospective hardships and the risks of death. The collision is expected to come off about July 4th, and either the outlaws or mounted policemen will then bite- the dust. SardinM in California. (Sau Francisco Call.) A new branch of Industry has been opened in our city, which an nouncement will be hailed with de light by the epicures who luxuiiate in the oily sardine. The Hon. Thos. Wand has built a sardine factory at the end of Tread well's Wharf, near Long bridge. The heads of tbe sar dines are first cut off and the fish are cleaned with the knife, after which they are cleansed by a stream of water. They are then salt ed, packed in perforated cans; and put into steam chests on trays. The cooKing is done by a volume of dry steam and occupies about an hour. The next stage of the progress is packing them in to the regular cans in which they are to be Bent to market, and the. olive oil Is poured in, after which they are placed into the steam chests. Here they are thoroughly heated and a small hole is punched in each box to allow the escape of heated air. When this is done the hole Is olosfHl by the soldering iron, and the sardines are ready tor mar ket These fish are very plentiful In our waters, abounding from San Di ego to Fuget Sound. Mr. Wand has been paying fifty cents a bushel for them. The olive grows luxuriantly in California, and the sardine'trade will open a good market for the oil, themostofwhloh Is now imported from Europe. Lastyeai $6,000,000 worth of sardines were imported to the United States, of which amount over $100,000 worth came through our custom house. Sow Gen. Torrsit Liked to be Sasvci. From the it oblle Begister.J The civil rights bll may enable the colored gentleman to enjoy all the privileges of soda water fount ains, ice cream saloons and billiard rooms, but we would like to see him subject his visage to the manipula tion of A white barber. He would find himself In as dangerous a posi tion as Gen. Forrest. It is said that Forrest went Into a barber shop on Broadway: to be shaved. The colored gentleman who Qficl&tcd was voluble. Forrest was in a good humor, and disposed to be J auxauve. At last jt came qui tnat the gentleman who was being shaved was called General Forrest, whereupon the colored eentleaaaa wanted to know if he was having tnenoooror snaving Ueneral tor rest, of the' late Confederate cT airy. General Forrest mildly as sented. Whereupon the barber re marked that he was glad to make the General's acquaintance, as his brotherwas a soldier in the Federal armyr" "Where Is your brother?" asked the General. "He was killed at Fort-Pillow!" answered the bar ber. Silently and gently as the fall of the 'snow-flake but accurately and withouf. hesitation the General slid beneath the razor of that bar ber, gained his feet, and with his face bare as to one side, and lath ered as to the other, remarked: "You can't shave me this morning!1' A friend who met him a moment later remarked tbe singular appear ance of his face. The General merely observed : "I like, to have naif of my face shaved at a time." CiviTUrhts in Hew Hanpsnire. The Boston Traveller says that a few days ago a well known mem ber et the Democratic majority in the New Hampshire Legislature left his seat In a car on the Concord and Portsmouth Railroad for a few moments, and when he returned discovered that a swarthy son of Africa had taken possession. Sev eral of his Republican friends en joyed his confusion, and eagerly watched the denouraent. Reaching over the colored man, he remarked: "I believe that is my coat, sir." The colored man said, "Quite likely: and passed over' the coat. "That is my umbrella, sir." " x es, sir," responded the col ored man, and banded him the um brella. "I believe this is my seat, sir," next remarked the Democrat. "Yes, sir, but I don't suppose you want the whole of it retorted the colored man. "Kb, sir," replied the Democrat; "I suppose you have as much right to it as I have," and, picking up his carpet-bag, he moved off to another portion of the car, a well-known Republican making the remark, "Don't have any prejudice against color; it may hurt you up in The Comet. The comet is very popular among young lovers, and they never tire of the heaven ly hunt, but endure, with astonishing resignation, the constantly recurring collisions con sequent upon the sudden movements of their heads In opposite directions. Nqw and. then the .young fellow is sure he sees It And in the excitement of the moment he puts his arm about his companion's neck, and, with Ids hand under her chin, raised her face toward that point of the starry firmament where he thinks he has discovered, the celebrated wanderer. Full ol enthusiasm the girl remains gazing in that position long and earnestly; the silver moonlight illu minating her countenance with a radiance that gives to every fea ture an angelic charm, and suggest ing the idea that she herself might be a beautiful star, moulded in hu man form and sent upon the earth for the delectation of mankind. But at this interesting point of the search the voice of a sleepy and un rcmantic father penetrates the shad ows of the garden "Ja-a-ne! it is ten o'clock," and the charm Is bro ken. The Cranberry Crop. The Stevens' Point, Wis., Jour nal says: Those who have visited the cranberry marshes in this coun ty inform us that the prospects for a good crop are very promising. The blossoms are opening several days earlier than last year, which is an excellent Indication that they will ripen early enough to be out of the way of the frosts next fall. THE COMING STRUGGLE, f The voters of our nation, s neVr.was known betore, Are rising from Pacific's strand To Atlantic's rocay shore." Why is th'-s mighty change? What can the meaning be T The rising of the luast From northern lake to southern xi, Tbe spirit of cJJ aeventy-stx From out our heroes' sra es Forbids a nation drenched in patriots' blood, Should sink to that of slaves ; The motto which our coins once bore, Though obsolete long since. Remain as ever true: not one cent for tribute, But millions for defense. . Party ties and pirty laws Are but as ropes of sand. The rights ot m .in to be a ma n Should govern Freedom's land. Then shall our Flag more proudly float O'er land as well as sea, An) nations yet unborn shall gladly great The emblem of the free, In trade we'll try to deal. As man should deal with man. And while we seek 1 1 live ourselves, We'll sell as cheap as anybody can, AM if a hat you need, Or friend you chance tn meet, Remember Bunre. tho Hatter, On Upper Douglu Mreet. elGlf' THE OMAHA WEE,KlaYnBEE tS ACKNOWLEDGED ISY EVEBYBODYVIO be the 4 BFST PAPER -i Published in Nebraska! It Contains More Beading Matter and Lett ''Advertisements than any Ketvgimper Publithed in the West. Em oracing a choice selection of news and miscellaneous matter with live Editorials on all important,top jes; complete and reliable telegraph- Icandlocal markptreportstptbeday J of Issue, and a variety of Btate,ist- era and Western correspondence that ( together make up a newspaper sel dom equalled and never surpassed . Every article, going into the col umns of the BEE is carefully sera linlzed, and everything that can of-, fend the most -sorupulons, rejected.. RepublicansPolitic But Independent in principle the policy of the BEE is, and always ha been, to expose and denounce abus es and corruption in the body poli tic without fear or favor. Subscription Price: $1-50 Per Annum, IN ADVANCE. " E. EOSEWATERr EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, v 3&IkrnhamStreeL yam Money and CtMsMrcs. Daily Keriew. Office Omaha Dailt Bee, July!, 1874. f- Monetary .matters to-day are 11 ve ly, and a 'better feeling pervades the market Land warrants are now selling at $815.00, being an advance of five ($5.00) dollars. All war rants and scrip are firmer, with an upward tendency. Exchange on New York one-fifth of one percent. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK quotes : Land Grcnts (selling) $815.00 Land Warrants, (160 acres buying) 176.00 Land Warrants (160 acres selling) 185.00 Agricultural College Scrip, ntft anrea buvliiirt. 176.00 Do. Selling. 185.00 Exchange on New York, 1-5 per ct There is quite an improvement in the market to-day. Wholesale deal ers are very-busy filling orders re ceived since the 4th. There to no ticeable Increase in the hardware line, all mand. upward firm. goods being in great dek Sugars and coffees have an" tendency and sellers mi, OMAHA MARKETS. Carefully Corrected Dally DRY GOODS. w J. J. BROWN - BRO. TV- liikTaMal TT Ot AAVit VVIA 4Ve-ftjasBBt-- Douglas Streta?3j PRINTS. Aliens... American.. Amoskeag . .Bristol- Garners... Hamilton -. Merrimack D feabody Richmond... Simpson's. BLEACHED SHTBTTNOS. Bright 4-t Boot G Cabot 4-t .. Lonsdale- N. Y. Mills- Peterboro--, Suffolk L- BLEACHEC SHEETTNOS. PeppercU 8-1 do Q- . , do 10 rCOTTONADlS. Farmers and Mrhnlr ,,. Great Wxitom SI SV y 3 ft BROWN Albion, A ...... SHEETINGS. Grantvlile, EL. 10 uermania, u u.. LJingiey-. L. L's GINGHAMS. American.. n 12 U IS Amoskeag ... nates . Lancaster- .TICKINGS. AmostpsR, ac ; Btddeford. 23 t DENIMS. Araoskere .-. 2Si Beaver Creek, B B- Usymak ",,,., Otis. B B: 16 Otis, C C JEANS. Blddeford-Hoasier.-.. " , TASKED NOTIONS. Kurtz mohb A CO., 231 Farnham Street. SPOOL COrvxva. dark's O. N. T Coat'a - "0 70 ay, Merrick's- HOSIERY. Domestic- t KG It 00 l00 Brit .-SOW PAPER COLLARS. Dickens' best- f 90 1 S5 1 80 2 50 King William.. uomesL Stanley. SHAWLS. ""ShibtsI"" Ottoman strips- f2 256 80 f 10 50 White commnn- medium- 15 00 30 00 custom made- Percale Calico. -tl200aS4GO - 4 757 50 - $6 57 25 OVKKALLS. Brown drill- dnck- 77Sa9 00 Blue drill "' duck.-., . 7 00a7 50 8 008 50 White-.. .8 00aS5Q CORSETS. French whalebone Oar "wn,,,,, . ,t5 258 00 15 00 2.50 900 12 00 15 00 Comet- nt"s t"mn tnwf hiiiiim fcPRING SEIKTlL Linen printed-. " ruffled .... " fluted...-, GENERAL COMMISSION. J.O. KOSENFELD gives us tne tVillnwlncr nnnratlnnn trita itv .Butter, active, 13 in tubs; Eggs in-demand at-lie per doz.; Live Chickens at -2 0Q2 50 per doz.; Gooseberries, 2 50 per bu. ; Cher ries, 5 00per bu; Oranges, 9 00; Lemens, 14 00 per box. ana Rasp berries, 20c per quart. HARDWARE. JOBX T. XOOAB. IRON. Common bar- Horse shoe bu Norway nail rod. STEEL. Cast plow 12 Germon - 11 American casn, octagon and square- 1M 22 Jeas p't English do 4 23$ 40 Burden's horse shoes, per keg t 7 2 do' mule do dp .-. 9S Northwestern horse nails , 2fa Dundee thimble skslns, dlseount 48 per cent. Stor half patent axles, discount 10 per east. NAILS, lOd to 60J per keg 4 10 485 4 60 486 5 JO 7 10 5SS 63 685 486 5 10 5S5 ill 70 pre SO pre 35 do 30 pre 35 do 28 pre Si pre 48 Vo 20 do 45 pre 40 pre 8d do Cd do 4d do 3d do 3d fine do lOd finij'ng do 8d do do Gd do do lOd casing do Sd do do Gd do do Wrought, all sizes BOLTS. .Carriage and tire discount BUTTS. Narrow wrought, fast jointdiscount Cast, loose pin reversible . do MISCELLANEOUS. Hay and manure forks discount Hoes and g den mn....... do HTNOES. Strap and T ..account WBENCHSS, Tail's black ., discount Coe's lmmltatlon do Coe's genuine t . do SCREWS. "AjarTican Iron , - ... da brass. - k, AGRICULTURAL. DC'LKMKNTS. SCTTHK'. H Holt's Ha.-est Klng,per do A Pet- IibIar 12 09 1 It 00 18 09 12 00 IS 00 IS 59 IS 09 UN 6tS 7 11 13M ' sS fa Eureka ' ' o tea . - ,- -,- 'ab i aid torsi Rowland's No 2 black shovels, D li do do polished do do . da da ace: as - rfa t oore-' do poUahed. ia-' do do'a "spring point" L H ahovels- AXES. Xippencott's Western Crowa do do de bVvefed ' " COFFEE MILLS. Parke's o 3. Iron box net do. 'do IDS do -- do do 36 Union -i o 4oX do "ETitaala Ag stTLsIbL Hargrave;6mlthA Co., discount Aiarrifen File Co de ,- HAMMERS. Haydole's. A E No 1, IX, 2 Hammond's A E No 2. rc 99 09 10 59 19 00 13 80 14 99 do do do do do do 4 31" ajinier's No 1 do do 2, do do 3- HATCHETS. Mania' iUagUafcNal ; de3'do do 2 . S709 f 09 759 do doS- do claw dol 0 2- rtC?? LElTHTJt, & Buffalo S. sole "9 .. Hemlock SL sole No 1. do do No 2. do do dam. do span sole jeeCt do do Caam do harness.L.- S59 xt so 32 23 S3 43 39 12S 73 25 43 1 50 100 45 SS 34 31 35 29 40 46 41 1 50 1 25 SO 4 1 60- 1 30 44 90 00 233 I U 900 do line- do bridle...- do calf- do kin. do upper 1) f t Oak sole 8 do calf.. do kip- do harness- FchealXJodotaKda. 73 00 1 75 144 650 Other branda diSereat wt, pr Jb freoca aippr h. Bark Ualnjcs X ' SKINS. Dry nlntar m . Dry salted . Green--: 17 15 6 S 1 23 18 16 7 9 "SO Green sattea- Jaa.a I Feb, pelts. cleaning. Lam qakli v CEMENT. 3 00 825 Water Ume- BOAPS Pewell A Co., Soap monufacturers. Sapofablico, 6 l-26 3-i; Savon RepaiiCVde., Chemical Olive, 6 to 12; Palm, 5 5 1-4 ; German Mot tled, 6 1-46 1.2. ttABT GOODS AND UPHOLSTERER'S fc, STOCK. "fasjaaiin B. Jones, Decorative Up holsterer and dealer in line art goods, jjJTO" Farnham Street, furnishep. the rfcilwLQg quotations: FRAME MOULDINGS. -: Oil walnut mouldings, one inch, far foot, 5c; 2 inch 10c; 3 inch 15c; 'polished walnut, 1 inch 7c; 2 inch 15c; S inch 21c Berlin gilt, 1 inch 615q 2 inch 12Q30c; 3 inch 18 45c; imitation rosewood and gilt, 1 inch 510c; 2 inch 1020c; 3 inch 16S0c. 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 ind all wool terry, per yard 1 608 0; Imperial, plain and stri ped, 2 50a8 00. DAMASKS. Union per 2 00a3 00. yard, 1 50; all wool, MATTRA8SE3. Husk, 4-4x6-2, 4 00a5 00; straw, 8 00a4 00; Excelsior, 3 50a4 50. LUMBER. RETAIL LIST. Sublect to change of market without n WM. M. FOSTER, On U. P. R. B. track bet. 1 irnhsm at GEO A. HOAGLAN1. Joists, studding and sills, 20 tt, and un der . . ! f M 00 Over 301 1, each addiUonal ft add'l 60 Fencing No 1 9 00 do No 2 - 21 00 lstcummnn boards.... 25 00 2nd do do 22 00 "A" stock hoards, 10 and 12 inch 5o 00 "B" do do do do 35 00 "C" do do do do . JO 00 1st clear, 1, li. 1 aad 2 inch 65 00 2d do do do do .... 55 00 3d do do do do .. 45 00 Flooring, clear.. ...... 50 00 do 1st common .... 40 00 do 2d do . 35 00 do 3d do 27 50 do narrow, clear - . 45 00 1st clear celUng ji inch .. - 35 00 2d do do L Inch 32 50 lat do do Inch 30 00 2d do do l inch 27 CO 1st clear aiding 27 00 2d do do - 26 03 1st common siding..... 24 00 2d do do 20 00 "A" shlnjle 4 25 Extra No 1 shingles .. .X. 3 to Common No 1 ah ugles . . 2 00 Lath per 1000 3 5n OaU pickets eer 100 3 5o Square do do do ...-. .- .. - O G Batten per lineal f r l Bough do do do ... Liberal discount en carload lots WINDOWS, (Glazed.) 35 per ccntoffChlcsgo list. DOORS, (Wedged) 25 per cent oS Cl tcago 1'sU BLINDS. 80 per cent off list. White lime per bbl Lonlsvllle cement per bbl Plaster parts per bbl- Plastering hair per bushel Tarred felt Plastering boaru ....., ..Si 752 00 .. 3 0033 25 - 3 50 J 75 40 4 4K OILS. PAINT), GLASS, &e. N.I.D.HOLOM02. ROBERT C. STEELL. Coal Oil S 19 Linseed Oil, raw. 105 " " ol'd- 1 10 Turpentine. 65 Headlight OU 28 Lard Oil, No IS 951 00 " " " 2 70 " " winter! M " "straln'dj w iunncaung i w. va. i PAINTS, AC Louis, SrtictlyPure - White Lead, St. '1 ancy Brands Putty In Bladders...-. ....... 5V Enameld G lass." colors, sq.iC... .'.'-".. 100 FUt Glass 50 V c discount TIN. SHEET-IRON. WIRE, &C. MILTON ROGERS, COR. 14th & FARNHAM. T."N PLATE. 10x14 10. lair aualitr. 10x14 Ic. best quality. 1)X1 UL. 12x12 IC 12x12 IX 14x20 10 14x20 IX 14X20IXX do 14X20 IXXX UO plate DC job piate da- dp tOQ plate DXX do 109 plate DX-KX do Roofing IC charcoal do BoofluglX do do 10x14 IC coke do I-SOaJS IC charcoal roofing, wxa iv cnarooai roonog. exs ia casreosi . 10x20 coke (for suiters).. BLOCK TIN. Large plge Saull plgs- aer ua. SSMHWttM1 ZINC. Sheet tin 25 to 36 in. do do do lr. half cbks . do do do In 250 lb casks Sheet 24 to 35 Inches per sheet iiaaerssoiaei lexira renned- ao ao 00. l . do do roofing bid metal ! . SHEET IRON. First Quality, Numbers 16 to 24 ... do do do 15 L.. do do do 56 23 21 02 do do do 27- CharcoaL both sides smothe ao xo m.- do do li do do 27 , Juniata, No. 24 do do 27- stasata perfect 7 to 12- o -no. I, stained. Leae thaa loll bundles, add one cent. MA"Americsx lsamiut'n Buaaia, all Noi. Leat'lfcAB Itju bvndlei addnecesL' VV DPI 13 50 ao ao is so do do .. 14 00 do do . . i 17 00 do do 15 50 Mo do 17 50 do . 20 50 do -.. 23 50 (bestaaalltT) 23 50 to 14 00 o .. 17 00 do ... 20 00 do 15 00 do 16 00 do 12 50 -. 27 50 . W 50 28 00 21 00 QALVANIXED. Na 14 to 90 list do 21 do do 26 to i do 27 do Aa , 15 16 If IS 20 Fall bundles discount 15 per cent. COPPER. Bolt copper. BRIGHT WTBE. 10 11 UK iJ4 Not. 0 to 6 14 A9 15 10,11 16 18 14,14 Noa.15.lS 17 18 lVu4115retdJeoua 19 Braxters s to 9 , t ,,,, 15 -do JO to : , , , 2 do MU to 10015 .'..,. 5 WsettlilM, 14 aad 16 .. PlaaiaM, 14 aad IC cs .'. 45 Mas. T. S aad 9. Planished 48 " 38 GROCERIES. STEELE t JOHNSON 538-540 14TH ST. CLARK s FRENCH COR. FARNHAM AND JlTH ST. PUNDT, METER fc RAAPKE, 212 FARN HVM ST., WHOLESALE DEALERS- moroan & Gallagher, 205 Farn ham St. WHITNEY, BAUSERMAN Ac Co., 247 Douglas St. J. J. brown & BRO., Cor. 14th and Douglas Streets. bUGAES. Granulated pr Ib i"owaerea do Crushed do l!STlllt7 Rat cut loaf do Standard A do Circle A do 104 Extra C Yellow C do . do . N O choice do . COFFEES. Rio choice pr R do prime do -do good do - O G Java 2Sa27 2S.26 45 2135 SVRUPd. Common pr gall aUon.. V43 5uG5 7080 0 uooa ao - Choice do do N O moUiSses- Rangoon cholce- 8K9 9ii Carollna- CAilDLES. M Weak A Co- Schofen .. . 16i.'sl7 16ial7 Ca6K Sa'jj 4ax 45 4550 S2a57 57a65 50a5S 75095 SOAP. Missouri Vrliey jura-s savon .... .. M. Weak A Co Schofer's German..... Kirk's standard do sterling .. PLUG TOBACCO. Black goods, Western.. uo do lrginL do do Lorriiard's . Bright do do do ......., do do Virginia ... Natural leaf DRIED FRUITS. California peach- s per pound do apples do State do do New currants .... do crimes-.. ... 1617 1U142 Bay WallK 17 21 SSa-W U40 do do German cherries. bl ckberrles .... ., do do raspberries- raisins, per box do seedless raisins, per pound.-.. SALT. New In barrels L. $2 70a2 85 do dairy . - . 4 505 75 CANNED GOODS. 2 pound can ilyer'soys'ers, per case 8-1 254 60 1 do do Jo do do 2 502 75 2 dc do William's do do 4 004 25 2 do do peaches per case- 3 do do do dj - 2 do do tomatoes do 3 do do do do Corn, Trophy per case . do Winslow do do Yarmouth do .... . 4 234 60 C 50a7 00 . 3 503 75 600 500 .6 736 00 600 .4 50.15 00 600 550 Strawberries, do Raspberries, do Pineapples, do .... TEAS. Oolon s, per pound.. Young Ilyson, per pound . Gunpowder, do do . FLOUR. Snow Flake, (Wells A Nieman) Gold Dust . . . XXXX Iowa Cay California . BAGS. Gojrilea, heavy weight.... 2575 401 00 Coal 25 4 50 3 10 . 3 00 -. 4 755 CO ai9 17418 1819 18 3031 81V35 o uxni ao lips, four bushel adee gunnies Asln bags, Amoskeg A .o ao luojow a a.. 6PICE3. Nutmegs, Penang best, per pound Ujici do do . Alspice do do - Cinamon bark do do - 35al 41 60 13a 0 3546 CIGARS. E. simpson, Manufacturer, 532 15th Street. A. H. Upman M. S :5 00 Reconstruction do 35 00 Grand lentral... do 33 00 Universal do 40 00 Yara - do 43 00 La Boquet .. dj 60 00 Simon Pure . do SO CO Parilgas .... do 75 CO Yours Truly . do C5 00 Gold Medal-.. . do 50 00 La Espanola do 60 00 Triple Crown do 75 00 Henry flay do 100 00 De Viller .. ... . do 100 00 Y Viller .. .... i do 100 00 1876 do 75 10 CALHOUN MILLS FLOUR. Wholesale depot 548 14rh Street. HaU barrel sacks 2 9C Chicago, Bock Island and Pacific R. R. THE GRAND CENTRAL ROUTE FROM OMAHA TO CHICAGO AND THE EAST, Via Des Moines, Davenport and Rock IslanJ. o All Passenger Trains are equipped with the Wkstisouovsk Patent Air Brakes and Miner's Patent Safety Platform and Coupler. S Fast Express Trains LeaTe Daily, ennecting as follows: AT DES MOINES with the Des Moines Valley Railroad, lor Oskaloosa, Ottumwa, Keokuk and St. Lonls. AT GiUNN ELL with the Central Railroad of f owa, for all points north to St. Paul. AT WEST LIBERTY with the Burlington, Cedar Rapids A Minnesota Railroad, for Burlington, Cedar Rapids, Dubuque A St. Paul. At WILTON JUNCflON with the South-Western nranch, for Muscatine, Washington and all points south. AT DAVKNPORT with the Davenport A St. Paul RaUroad for points north. AT BOCK ISLAND with the Western Union Railroad for Freeport, Bei-iit, Kacine. Mil waukee and all points In northern Illinois and Wisconsin. AT ROCK ISLAND with the RocVtord, Rock Is'and and St. Louis Riirod for St. Louis and points south. AT ROCK ISLAND with the Peoria A Rock Island Eailioad for Peoria and points east. AT BUREAU JUNC with branch, for Hen ry. Lacere, ChlUicotha and Peoria. AT LA SALLE with the Illinois Central Rail road for points north and south. AT CHICAGO with 11 lines East, North and South. THROUGH TICKETS to all Eastern cities, v la this line, can be procured, and any Infor mation obtained, ct naming points, at the ticket ofice of the ccmpiny, 12s Farnham St., Omaha, and also at tbe principal licket office along the line of the U. P. R. B. Basrgase (Hiecked Tbrongh In svll Principal Eastern Poinla. A.M. SMITH, Geu'l Pass'r Agt, Chicago. J. H. LACEY, Ticket Agent, a2U Onuaa. H. RIDDLE, Gea'l Sup't Chicago. as sTEVENaT Gea'l WsaternAg't Oamaka. Sioux City t Pacific R. R. The Shortest and only Direct Route from COUNCIL BLtJFES TO St. Paul, Minneapolis, And all Points in NORTHERN IOfVA & MINNESOTA. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS On aU night trains 7la this route. M CONNECTIONS. 1. At U. P. Transfer with Union Pacific RaUroad for Omaha. 2. At Council Bluff, with Kansas City, St. Joe and Council Bluffs aitroad for St. Lonls and all points south. 8. At ML-wurl VaUey with the Chicago and Northwestern railway fox Chicago and all points cast. 4. At Sioux City with Sioux City and St. Paul, Illinois Central and DaioU Southern railroads. Steamers for Upper Missouri River, daring navigation, aad with, stages for all poinla In tbe Northwest. 5. At Blair with Omaha and Northwestern railroad for Omaha and Southern Nebraska. 6. At Fremont, Nebraska, with tho Union Pacific railroad for ail points west and the Pacific coast. 7.' At Wljoer wifh stasea for Not folk and all polntsln Northern Nebraska. a-Ticket for sale in Chicago ac4 NorlV Western Railway offices. sHTBe sure your tickets read vU S. C. A P. Railway. L. BURNETT, Sup't, F. a HILLS, Gen. Ticket Aat. GEO. W. ORATTAN, JeO m7. Agent, Omaha. Southern (.ote!, FrestiBrea i gta ssi Wslsstrta,, St. Louis, - Mo. IaYeille, Warner & Co., 0"Dirle5TCx-sj. The Southern Hotel is first-clsss tn aU its appointment. Iu tables are at all time sup plied In the greatest abundance, with all the delicacies the markets afford, Its clerks and employe are all polite and attentive to the wants of the guests ot the hotel. There Is an Improved elevator leading from tbe first floor to the upper one, Railroad and steamboat -- - ftawe aeaflji m-nit ass ! inlin 1 aabcv was a. ssj as m swesieai a w awn.n smmrsa 'telajrash oaUe la the Botoads o hotel, CHICAGO dtNORTHWES'N The Popular Route from O MAHA -TO Chicago and the East ! AND THE Onlv JJlroot Route TrWttrlo,Fart Ddsre,Dataqae,lj rroac, PralrtcDa CBlea. Winea, St PU, Dnlatb, Jaaeewille, K.ao sha, Ureea ci, Kacta, tewca'a Point. Waiei-town, Oaaareaa, Fob DuLie, Madtsoa aad Milwaukee. It Being the Shortest nd Fit st Coincided Line Between OMAHA and CHICAGO, Constant lmprorera nis have tken place in the way of reducing Grade, and plat-log Iron with Steel Rails, adding to its rolllag stock new and Elegant DA? aad 8LKEP1XQ CARS Equipped with the "Westlughouse Air Brake" and "Miller Platform." establishing comforta ble and commodious-Eating Houses, oflering all the comfort ot traveling the age can produce. Frocc. 54 to 10 Fast Express Trains ruu each way dally over the various lines of this load, thus securing to tbe traveler selecting this route sure and certain connections in any di rection he may wish to go. Prtaclpal Coaaeetlaaa. AT MISSOURI VALLEY JUNCTION, for Sioux City, Yankton and points reached via Sioux City and Pacific railroad. AT GRAND JUNCTION for Fort Dodge, Des Moines, Ottawa and Keokuk. ATMARSHAXforSt.Paul, Minneapolis, Daluth, and northwestern points. AT CEDAR RAPIDS for Waterloo. Cedar Falls, Charles City, Burlington and St. Louis. AT CLINTON for Dubuqne, Dunlelth, Prai rie da Chlen, La Crosse, and all points on the Chicago, Clinton and Dubuque, and Chicago, Dubuque aad Minnesota railroads. AT FULTON far Freeport, Racine Mllwaa kee and aH aasataln Wteosnata. AT CHICAGO wiU aU railway Unas lead law i out el aaaajB. teaueasseraesuas was tats sLaaaavlaJat-mMeev- aaasw sasu at taw riaslsaiw easOltraraaaai taasa,OsstaBa, aadaeaaiMiililTlssattlatiiiiiliiatssa at ana W. It si aasaaras stale, w.&sTxSilerT, maivm MsMttnT, van. eWt. J. it.ia.cstT, 0.4I.KraT. T3aiT rsa.-J,v-i Omaha & St Louis Short Line 1874:! The Kansas City, St. Joe and Council Bluffs R. R Is the only dire line to ST. IiOUIS AND THE EAST, FROM OMAHA AND THE WEST NO CHANGE oin, between Omaha and St. Louis ana b it otc between OMAHA anu r.W YORK. Thisth Only -Jae running a PULI.T1A?! SLEEPING OAR EAST FROM OMAHA, OH ARRIVAL OP TUB UNION PACIFIC EXPRESS TRAIN, aSPeQKers taking other routes nave a disagreeable transfer at the River Station. 8 PASSENGER TRAINS DAILT I REACHING ALL EA3TESH AHD WE3TEEH CITIES With Leas Changes nd In advuee of other lints. This Entire Line Is equipped with Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars, Palace Day Coached and Chair Cars, ililler'a Safety Platform and Coupler and the Celebrated Weatinghouse Air Brake. aWSee that your tickets read via KaoaaACIty, H . Josopr 4b Co ass ell Biuflb 111 rod. Via Omaha and St. Louit. Tickets for sale at cor. Tenth and Farnham streets, and U. P. Depot, Ouuha. JOS.TEnON, Fass. Agt. GEO. Z. 3RADBURY, Gen' Agent. , F. BARNARD, Gen'l i-aoU St. J jseoh. A. C DAWES. Gen'l Pas. Agt., St. Joseph. VandaliA E JiL. S T. 3 TEAINS DAILY ! LEAVE ST. KOCIS XVTTU Pullman Palace Cars THROUGH WITHOUT 0HAHGE Indianapolis, Cinoinnati, Louisville, Chicago, Colnmbns, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, AD NEW YORK ArrivU of Trains from taf Watt ONLY ONE CHANGE TO Cleveland. Buffalo & Boston ITf'TTlTT'C! AreforKalrattisw XArVJCiiO Cotstraay'a Oamce, H. E. corsaer Fosjrtk 4k Cheatant f ta., SI. Loole, atul at the Prtaclpal lal' way OaSeea 1st Use West. CHAS. BABCOCK, CE-RUSSELU 8'thern Pas. Aat, Wesfn Pass. Agt. D4UAS. Tun. Kaxsas Utt, JOHN E, SIMPSON. CHAS. E. FOLLBIT, GeniSupt., Gen'l Pass. Agt. a 29tf Ixpiaxapolu. St. Louis. TTxr ivtoert bTATOS onfectiones, Tool Works, Tlaoo. Mill dS. Bro Manufacturers o Confectioners'Tools saatsUse Msmlda, lea Cieaaa reewra. et Noa.130141303 North Eighth St. ?HTLil)BL?HTi,gA. Proprietors: 1 Estabxichxo 18(1. Tucxss Mrus, I Geo. M. Mats, f riATALOGCE3 SENT AnxzP.PAajua.jv npocappUcaUoa. ar7dAv3a KEARNEY'S Thenly known remedy'for ERIGHT'S DISEASE, And ajxnitlve cur for Goat, Gravel, Strictures, Diabetes, Dyspepsia Ner-. Tons Debility, Dropsy, Non-retention or Incoatineoce of Urine, Irri tation. InSauatlon or Clceratloo ot the BLADDER AND KIDNEYS, SPERM A TORRHCEA, Loucoerhoe orWh!tes, Diseases ot the Prostrate Gland. S one la the Bladder, Colcul ct. ORAVBL OR BRICK IDCST.DK IPOS1T. And Mucus or Milky Dischargee. KEARNEY'S Extract Baohti ! PwnaanenUy Cortiaiy Dlsanat cl.the Bladder, Kidneys, and Dropsical Swellings. Existing In Men, Women aad Children, No Matter What the Age! Prof. Steele says: "One bottle of Kearney's Fluid Extract Bucha Is worth more thn all ether Buchua combined." Price one dollar per bottle; or, six bottles for Are dollars. Depot 104 Duane St., N. Y. A, physician In attendance to answer corree poudenca and give advice gratis. SVSend stamp for pamphlets, free.sr Crane A Brig ham. Wholesale Agents, San Francisco. Cat. a wi TO THt NERVOUS & DEBILITATED OF BOTE SEXES. IOOHAKQE F0S AD7I0E AHD Cs)V 8ULTATI0F. jyR J. B. DYOTT, graduate of Jefferson Medical College, Philadel phia, author of several valuable works, can be consulted on all dis-. eases of the Sexuul and Orlnarj' or gans, (which he has m&do an es pecial study.) either In male or fe male, no matter from what cause originating-, or how long standing A practice of 30 years enables him to treat diseases with success. Cures guaranteed. Charges reasonable. Those at a distance oan forward let ters describing symptoms and en closing stamp to prepay postage. JssaTSend for the Guide to Health. Price 10c. J. B.DYOin,M.D. Physlcion anil Surgeon, 104 kDuane street, N. Y. OBSTACLES to MARRIAGE, HAPPY RELEIFF0R YOUNG MEN from the effects of trrors and Abusea tn early life. Manhood Restored, impediments to Marriage Removed. New method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent free. In sealed envelopes. Address, HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa., an Institution having a high eputatlon for honorable conduct and profes rionsl kills. Je5dAw3m.-2 diaries Popper, WHOLESALE BUTCHER MB CATTLE BROKER, eALT LAKE CITY, - - UTAH feb27ft M. Keller, Pref rktor el tto - RISING SUN AHO LOS ANGELES VINEY11DS. Depot for the sale of his NATIVE WINES AND Bie,j2STX)IES 1 KTTiTiT-R. & Co., Corner of Battery and Washington Sts. NAM PRAHCISCO, mi7U CAU PASSENG-ERS Going East or South from Onalia And Points on U.P.R.B., hoold take tnt "LINCOLN ROUTE" ATCHISON Si NEBRASKA RAILROAD v And secure lor themselves tbe choice of Six Popular Ki ate frost Itefeisoa to Ckkat ami St. Leals, All nuking Reliable C Aneetlona and being Ziippad vita Fallot Day axi Slseplif Cs. All delar and lneoavealenea arrtvtav from I Ferries ard transfers eaa be avoided West of iraaIMn0 IJIWI VJ KSiafJ Aicvei? TUi ATCIsTSOX aad ta ATCK1SOM dc HEBRAMKA tXAIXROAB. Direct aad Reliahle Coaaeetloas are also saade . wlthtaeA.T.a.P.R.R.forte Great Arkaaa TaLUy fMani; And with all Uses running South to potato la Southern Tints aad the Indian Territory. Ask lor Tickets tU LINCOL &c ATCHISON FLUID-EXTRACT BUCHU CHAS. CSMIT9, Gea'l Saat. ir T. T. WHITE Gaa'l Pass. AtC DON'T BUY! CAREFULLY EXAMINED OT7H UJtUW 2awSJma2x AND low reservoir: :Miiw AS WE HAVE TWELVE GOOD REASON! why therwUl do your work. i:-A:501 Quick and Easv. Chea- and Clean UThey arecbeipest to buv-Ta They are best to ue: EjSj The, bat ev.nly and quickly, Their o .ration s perfect, ataaiv 2T hT 1T good draft, aaPsf ?f ar e "aO" of 1 fce bestmaterial asj They roast p-ifectly, v. sa. They require but lltrla fuel, They ars easily manarcd, Taay are suited to aUlocalltie,, Eeary stove guaranteed to give utWactt,,,. .vnrn n- slsior Man'f Co;, ivn H. ROGERS. ' JTebrassir , eces sizt uTfeaiV PELLET. goo 000 Or SsjjraivCoaled. r.nrn-nta a4 Herbal Jalce, Antl! BIUofiaGraanlca. TEI.ITXjM2 GIANT" CATHARTIC or Olultfiua il Farr o Physic. Too novelty of modem Medlcti. Chemical and Pharmaceauc4i sclenC8 No U4e'of u taking tha larje. repulsive and naneeous pilU. eoaposodof cheap, crude, and bulky ingredients! when wo can by a careful application of chemleH science, extract all tho cathartic and other mcuf . tlnal properties from the must valuable roots and' herbs, and concentrate them Into a minute Gran nie, acartvlr lararer than a Mustard aed( that can be readily swallowed by thosa ol the most sensitive stomachs and fastidious tastes. Eacaliule Purgatlvo fxllcA represents. In a moftcoacentntul form, as nracK" cathartic power aa I embodied la any of tha larvu pills round for sale la the drc shops. From, their wonderful ca. thartic power. In proportlou"to their sire, people who have nst tried them are apt to suppose ttat they are hawa ordra-tic in effect, but tech It sot at all the cae. ihe different actl 0 medicinal erln, clplesor which they are composed being so bar-. cionUed and modiied. one by tho athcrs, as ta produce m mom aearrliintr and thor ousrh, yet gouUwaml kluair oporatlaa; 500 Seward Is hereby offered hy tho pro.' prielor or ihcso relicts, to any chemist who. upon analysis, vlll And In them an Calomel or other forms of mercury 01 any other mineral poison. t Betas; entirely voeQtaMe.BoctrtfenUr caro Is .-cqolrcd whllo nms then. They ope rate without dlsturbanco to tho constitution, diet oroccupatlon. For Jaaudlce, Headache. Coaatlpatioa, Irapuro Hlood, Palu. la the Nhoaldera, TialTtuess of the. Chest, Dixzluce. Sour Eractatloua et the Stomach, ktad taste 111 uteath, Bilious attacks. Pain la resjtou ot Kldueys, Internal l'OTer. Bloated feci las; about Stoaaacb. Bash of Blood to Head. IllaiaCoU ABBBBBBBBBBBBBBSk, JBBBBBB mBaaaaBBal aft aal HHK mrm. wscs vasuciaailliy Stael " Glootar ForcbodluKSt tako Br. Pierce's Pleasant Parsattwo Pellets. Fitive Pclicts over ro preat nwlety of dlscves. wlahtoraytuat their action upon tho aalaial economy Is universal, not f:laad or ttssaocacapIUR-their Sana It tai press. A50 does not Impair thea; their eussr cotlnjf pd being encloectl In glass bottles preserve their urtuc unimpaired fot any Iecirth of time, in any climate, so thai they are si. far all diseases where a .axatlTO. Altera. III. ur Kuru...v is iuujiulii, UiCPU IllUOi Pellets will cite tho most perfect BatlsIacUsu ta .11 whnnutth.m. They arc if)ld by alt cutrprlslasr Brag gists at 2 5 cents a battle. Do not sllow any urn!3ll to lndaco yott la take anything etsi that ho may tar la just aa good as my Pelletq pccano ha makes a Urge profit on that which ha recommends. If rout arusrlst cannot supply them, enclose S3 cent andtccsite them oy retnm null from s. r. rxEacE, h. n , Pnp'r, . J BUFFALO, N. x. ASK FOE PYLES OK SALEHATUS! r AND BAKING SODA! ST X-T TJ-BJOsat Sold by PindL Meyer A Raapke and Whitnuy, Baoserman A Co CASTLE BROS.. IMPORTERS OP TEAS AND Xast India. Good. 313 aad 313 FROST STREET San Franci - California. mchS'm PLATTE TALLEY REAL ESTATE! Samuel C. Smith, 5 LoclJAgat;for;tha TJ. P. R. R. LANDS, Oolusnbus, - 2Teb. Govement Lands Located ! IaVLands Soltl! IstBreTe Farms aseiTowH Eotsfor j O.SI3::!! i -OR ON LONG- TIME ! ! jssTAll Commiiaicatlona Cheer- -i-fully Answered J. CITS" E. F. COOK, dwT I4t 8t, betwa DoigLu aad Dessrs ICaaafactarer of Tin Copper and Sheet Iroa Wre, and dealer in Cooking and Heating stoves 1 W t 1 Ztf&2s5ar .- J v mmfrmgmmjtMti tfj-,j- -4 :