Sr. 480 , SSnHtr in frijdx * tmb fitlatioteS Wtiunb [ oB Hrtm ten Sfirftrn , ttttft urn alrtidtn ) Stfu . .Tronrftt Stkitnunfl unb biuifle ? rnt" il ( rarin SRrtir. not ) IS lljr . . p. puarmnim. 9 ? . 0. @d ( is. unb ffolifornta etrage. tin' , Giber * unb Slalj-Gffia iektrjeit borrSt&ia. Huftr5a totrben rrbctnt unb prompt auijefurt. Irrl ! [ unb eiubinaiJjrr , 92r. 252 lonjInS Sir. t l'lcm aftl-rtcn ubhfum jur2litftr ft turn Sdmljf n unb ticfln unb tittet " 1 * 1 * r 'SK. 3. ft riilimif , n e < 6rrlliB8t laUtt.panWim8 itnb 3citwnflS 9lgent. Sr.rnljnm ? Strafir , iwlfcurn 1O. it. II. not > 2Z am SRetnbott ? S Goncit r3 n.iSatftr , 21O 35iUflla8 Ztrogf. t , Sir. 687 , 16. etrajje. Kit fetnltnt Jlufit,9ian < unb 5onbitl , unb bcte rob in ktr etabt finb W un ju afcen. DfcfltrJ 1st SBin unb 3ce C am im eomrarr tmmer onBanb. SkiUHunsm loerttn Jjr m > > t unb tiflifl SBrnontjn flrat SRarTct & tolt 01115 brutf t 5r. ? 412 , 414 , 41fi , 13. Str. , Dmaa , not ) 9 l&r * Sacfer , 3lr. 492 Jebnte Strafe. Wulti frii [ ; Sicb u t > iUIim , Txifm 'ft ' ( let * bci itnJ ju tabrii. VrfUUuugrn iwrccit ( ofott auSRO fttbrt unb < 5rcb in $ i'.iuS firtrjj't. nnq 81 tjr City Meat Market , SHEKI-Y IJ'JCS. ep J , Jtalbpufa , Gedilntl unb ffiilb View fltifl , gtetiifaUJ one Strtm. yniiet ] (9rmae [ nets an fiub. Htn ja Irct nt ufpru bittet. ro . U. P. R. R. MEAT MARKET ; I6th Street bet. California and Webltar. Wo keep on hand a largo supply of fresh and ealtcd meats. Also a large stock of fine Sugar Cured Hamt and Breakfut Baton. At the lowest rates. war. AITST * KNirrir , mayll ly Proprietor * . I , PATRICK 0T MMLE , L rt Corner Dodge and Sixteenth Streets , hti m : ( , opened a first class meat store to be known as the SfXTEEXTII STItEET MEAT MARKET And cnnstantly keep * on hand a large enpply of freh and ealtod meats. Also all kinds of S-A-TTS-A-Q-IES- - - - - The public are respectfully invited. .iioviJ ly - PHYSICIANS A : SUItGEONS. JOHN A. VANDEN BURG , M. D. , Rooms 12 i 13 Jacobs' Block , corner 15th & Capitol A\enue. Omaha. Neb. RHEUMATISM A SPECIALTY I Office Hours ; 8 to 10 a. m. ; 2 to 4 ami af ter ? p. Di. mch'JU-ly H. A. WORLEY. M. D. tllluilljil Makes a specialty of diseases of EYE AND EAR. Office over Omaha National Bank. 8. W. corner 13th and Douglas St * . Office hours 9 to 11 a. ia. 2 to 4. and 7 to 8 p. m. lanhtf O. S , WOOD , H. . Homoepathist Room No. I. f'reljrhlou IlloeU , N. W. C r. 15111 anil J > oiifIaH | Sit * . Residence AS Sixteenth Street , Corner of Grace , Omaha , Nebraska. Compound Oxygen treatment for Chronic Offioe'llours 8 to 10 A. M. . 1 to 4 P. M. . and 6 to 8 1' . M. sepaodtf JOSEPH NEVILLE M. D. Physician & Surgeon. Office 235 Douglas Street , West Entrance. Caldwell Block. Omaha. Neb. ian21-5m Surgical Rooms. I. VAX CAMP , M. I > . Dispenses his own medicines , and bcsid regular practice , makes specialities of 1)0- raneementu and Diseases j > eculiar to women. Fistula , Piles and other diseases of the Kec- "oKFICK Corner of Farnham and Uth Street , first door to the right , up-stairs. Res idence. 18th Street , first door south of the Second Methodist Church. Omaha. Nebras ka. Address Lock Uox aw. ian31diwtf V. If. Coilmaii. M. IK , Physician & Surgeon 241TARNHAM STREET , For Professional Services Three Dollars a f islt. * " 10-dly Office : 511 FourteenthSt O Neb. 2d Floor , Room I , Treats Chronic.Virulent and Special Diseas es including Nervous Debility and Vene real complaints such as byphilis.Uonorrnea Gleet , Stricture , Orchitis. Bubo. ChargKs reasonable , nnd permanent cure made in the f hortest time possible , twmina Weakness Si > ermatorrliea ( night losses ) Sexual Debility and luipotcnry ( lo s o f eiunl power ) , and all Impediments to Mar riage permanently cured. No mercury-used Patients at a dUfcince treated by letter. Wed icincsscnt everywhere. Consultations free perconallyorby mail. _ _ jOfficehours ; 9a. m. to8p. m. Snndays "p. m. to 4 P. m. * ianl2tf KAWJUKS9 METALIC Paiut. The cheapest , best , most dura ble , most fire , water and weathe proot paint made. Send for sam , price list and circulars. Ad Sles Metallic Paint Co. . Raw- IGeneral. Agent , Omaha. i Mi liolTSKS. FRANK MURPHY , EN OS LOWE , President. Yice-PresidenL BEN. WOOD , Cashier. STATE SAVINGS BANK , N. AV. corner Farnham and 13th Sts. OMAHA , NEB. Capital 5 100.000 Authorized capital 1,000,000 Deposits as small as one dollar received and compound interest allowed on the same. AEVANTAGES OVER CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT. The whole _ or any pirt of -leposit after remaining in the bank three months will draw interest from date of deposit to pay ment. The whole or any part of a deposit may ho drawn at any time. aug2-tf U. X. Corner Farnliam and 13Ui Streets. TXIJ3 OX.T > E8T BANKING ESTABLISHMENT In Omaha , ( SnCCESSOES TO KOCNTZK REO3. ) ESTABLISHED IN 1850. Organize as a National Bank August 20 , IB63. Capital and Profits Over $3011 $ , DIRECTORS : I. Kountze , President. I Jno. H. Creighlon. ugustut Kounlzc. H.W.Yates , Vice President. | Cashiers. A. J.POPPLETON , Attorney. This bank receives deposits without regard o amounts. Issues time certificates bearing interest. Draws drafts on S.m Francisco and princi- > al cities of the United .Stiitet. also London , > ublin. EJinburc and the principal cities of he continent of Europe. Sells nnpBago tickets for emigrants in the nman line. ocU9tf BANK1NGHOUSE Cf Nebraska. CaldweU , Hamilton & Co KANKiilN. : Businett iranucted same as that of an in- orporared bank. Accountt kept in Currency or Gold subject o tight check without notice. Certificate * of depoiit issued payable on de mand , or affixed date bearing interest at six > er cent- per annum , and available in all parlt if the country. Advances made to customers on approved ecuritie : at market rates or interest. Buy and sell Gold , Bills of Exchange , Gov- rnment , State , County and City Bonds. We give special attention to negotiating railroad and other corporate loans issued within the state. Draw sight drafts on England Ireland , Scot- and , and all parts of Europe. Sell European passage tickets. COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE , augl tf tfHOOFING HOOFING ! LeaiyEoofsMaileffatfirTifflit , lepairs Old Felt and Gravel Roofs , Repairs and Paints Tin and Iron Roofs. HEW fLT [ AND GRAVEL ROQES LAID , ffSMorders \ left atNo. 515 , 12th Strfct , between Farnham rnd Douglas , will receive propipt attention. apr22 lui V § l TlPIt ; R fc K t0 JiP SwgSSE.gSJWgrf "sflslllll | The Popular ROnto from Chicago and the East ! AND THB r < > \VmterIooFort Cro 4. , 1'rnlrtUH flilen , AV'lnnnft St. I'nul.Dulutli , JnuejTtllr. Hcmo- slm , < lrteillay , Itaclun , Steven' * IVnterlown , u nnrt MIIw It Belns the Uhoztontanil FUit Completed Unt Betwe n OMAHA and CHIC AGO CoastAnt ! iiipnmmcnt bare tasen place li. the way of re-luilus : Grade , Anil placing IroP with Utoel Rails , adding to Jta rolling itock new and Elec&nt DAT ! SblCICPIIf G TAB.S tViulnpe-t with the " Wrtllngbouso &lr Brake' nd ' 'Allller ' riatlorm " MUbllshlns ttmlorla ble and commodious Eutiu : Houses , ottering al the comforts ol travail n ; the aipt can produce From U to 10 Fa-it Express Trains run eacl way dally orer the radons lines of this rol thui securing to the travclnr solectlng thlr route aure anu eortaln ronrecUons In any dl- rectlun heoar vlah to so. Prlnelnal Co tU .J ATSIISSOUKI VALLEY JUNCTION ; for Sioux City , Yaution and poiuls reached lia Sioux City and Pacl&c r ilroad. ATORAND JUNCTION for Fort Podge Das Molnea , Ottawa and Keokuk. AT HAUSUAuLfor Bt. Paul. Slinnearoliii , Uulnth. unit nnrlhwrplorn pulots. AT CEDAU BAPID3 tot Waterloo , CedW Falls. Churl Oil , Uurllngtou anil 8 l uii AT CLINTON. or Dubuqne , Dnnlalth , Prai rleduChlen , LaCroaso , anil all points uu the Chicago , Clinton and Duhuquc , and CLieago Dnbaque and Minnesota railroads. AT FULTON for Froe. | > ort , Bacine Mlllwao- kea , and all points lu Wisconsin , AX CHICAGO with all nil war line * leading out tl Chicago THUOTJQH TICKETS to mu utorn dues Yla tbli line can ne pro cured , and any Information obtained , concern ing Bontes , lute * , clc.,1 the Ticket Office In th Union Pacific Depot Omaha , and aUoa the principal Ticket Of&CM n the line oi th TJ. p. s. k AII infomaUon rpgardlnG passengers and freight cheerfully furnished , and sleeping car berth ! for tale at the Company's office , 2SI Farnham U ( Grand Central Hotel ) , Omaha. VBozxaee checked through from Omaha.'VM W. KTOTENNETT , M AUXIN HUGHITT. Oen'IPaulnge'rAgt. G n. Sup't. D.E.KIMBALL , HAS. ATMNf , Ticket Ag't , Omihm. Gon'l Ae'tOmaha. J. H. MOUNTAIN , . HAfaHT , Weit'nTr n AEt.Omah . RAILROADS. Free Homes. ! * ONJHE.LINEOFTHE PACIFIC RAILROAD. A LAND GRANT OF 12 OOO OOO ACRES OF THE Best Fanuing & Mineral LANDS IN AMERICA. 3,000,003 , , Acres in NeWa , In the Great Ptatte Valley , the Garden o ( the West fOIl SALE AT'PRICES That Defy Competition. Ten years' credit , interest only 6 per cent. Free Homesteads for actual settlers. The best location for colonies. Soldiers entitled to a homestead of ICO acres. Free passes from Omaha to purchasers of railroad lands. Descriptive pamphlets , with sectional maps , and THE PIONEER , a handsome illustrated paper , containing the homestead law , mailed freoto all parts of the world. Address , O.F. DAVIS , Land Commimtotter U. P. Railroad , novStf Omaha. Neb , Sioni cttr 1 Fad St. Fniil and Sioux City KA1I.ROAIKS. One hundred miles the shortest route to HI. l > niil , MinucApoIlK , Uiilutli or BiHiiiarck , And the most direct route to Sipnz City and ail points in northern Iowa , Minnesota and Dakota. Xo Change of Cars. Will run elegant drawing room and sleep ing coaches , owned and controlled by the company , through without change between Omaha andSt. Paul. Through express will leave the U. P. depot Omaha , daily ( except Sunday ) 4.00 p. m , ; Council lilulfc 5:30 : p. m. , reach Sioux City 9 p. in. , St. Paul at 11 a. m. Timo.18 houri , making Ten Honra in Advance OF ALL OTHER ROUTES. Returning Will leave St. Paulat2:30p. m. , arriving at Sioux City at ft p. m , , and imabaat 10 a. m. . Mail train for Sioux City and Tankton eaves Omaha daily ( except Sunday ) , at 5:25 : ) . in. . Council Bluffs at 6 ; 15 a. m. . reaches iionx City 11.30a. m. , Yankton 545p ; , m. Tickets for sale in Chicago & NorthweH- rn railway offices. Council Bluffs , Union 'acific Depot and Grand Central Hotel , Imaha. Bo sure your tickets read S. C. & P. Railroad. L.llURNETT , Superintendent , Mimouri Valley , F. C. HILLS. General Tirkrt Aat-.Sinux City. J.II. O'BltYAN.Agt janl ly Omaha. NEBRASKA Store ! 159 Farnliam Bt. , Omaha. M.SCHUTT , Proprietor. Rifles , Shot duns. Revolvers , and Fire- irms of every description constantly on : iand. Ale a full line of ammuniton , and a large assortment of fine pocket cutlery. Mr. Sehutt is a practical gunsmith , 1 ck- unith and machinist and will execute all kinds of work , repairingAc. , on reasonable terms. Goods sent by expressaud all orders for work executed promptly. Shooting otl- Icries for ealouns for saleand.stencil cutting done to order. ootSOly OFFICE OF Elam Clark & Son. PROPRIETORSOF THE FL Cabi & ttrloo OMAHA , NEI1RASUA. Calhoun XXX flour , per sack S 2 GO do XX do do . . - WaterlooXXX do do 2'45 do XX do do ExcelsiorXX do do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 - > Ruckwhoat do * do 3 00 Uraham do do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 50 Rye do do 2 75 Rye Uraham do do 2 50 Meal , white , bolted do . . . „ „ . . 1 00 do yellow bolted do " 1 COde do ulain per cwt 85 Chop corn do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 Chop corn and oats do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 Rran do . . 50 Shorts do . . . . . _ , Scrcanings do - . . 50 Corn , shelled , bulk , per bush . . . . . . 80 do sacked do 40 Oats , bulk do . . . . . . . 30 do tacked do . . . 35 A PLAIN STATEMENT. Knowledge inspires conlldence. Wo assert upon the testimony of numerous persona living in this vi cinity , that no medic'iEe ever offer ed for sale produces such satisfacto- toiy results as Dr. Merman's Com' pound lYicJdy-Ash BUtwa. It is not a bLvcrage , like many preparations sold under the name of Bitters , does not intoxicate , but iss ricl'y a med icine for the cure of disease and re lief of functional disorders. Persons suffering from Dyitpepsia , Sick' Ilcadac/ie , Nervousness , aud especi ally those troubled with habitual constipation , Hrill Hud immediate re lief by using the Bitters. Call at our place of business , 244 Douglas street , aud get a bottle. MARTIN & KHNNARD , Wholesale Druggists , Omaha. 13-m2 10 BYRON EKED. LEWIS S. BEKD. Byron Reed & Co. . T1IR OLDEST KSTABLISHKD BEALESTATIAGSHCY In IS"ol > rnsltrv. Keep a complete abstract of title to all real estate in Omaha and Douclas County. MONEY AND OMAHA , NEB. , April 25 , 1876. Gold , at Omaha , buying 1 11 } al 12 ; selling , $1.13. PKOYISIONS , PRODUCE , FRUIT , dC. Butter has declined to 19 ( 2Uo for choice packages ; medium Is quoted to-day at7@18c. Putter is weak in demand as well ai in price. Eggs are firm at 12J@13. A great many are coming into the market , hut remain firm at these quotations , Dressed chickens are Bringing 15c ; live chickens , per dozen , $4.00. Dressed turkeys , 16c. Potatoes , 25c ; market well sup plied. Ouioua , 65@70. Cabbage , $1.00 per doz ; and the market is well stocked. Oranges , $5.00 per box ; lemons , $8.50. Cider , $9.00 per barrel ; 45 gailon casks , $14.00. Apples good sound stock of any quality bring good prices. Killing quotations are $4.75@f5.00. Bound fruit is scarce , and the demand is BfOOd. Cranberries , per bbl. , $12.00 ; per box , $4.25. Maple sugar , 1516c. LIVE STOCK. Steers , on foot , per 100 are quoted at 3 75a4 50 ; calves , fiSOaG 00 ; Sheep , 4 40a5 00. lave Hogd readily command 6 50aG 76. a RAIN. "Wheat , No. 1 , is quoted from 80. to 85. JNo. 2 , 75 ; No. 3 , 55aCO ; T ( ± ected , 50. Corn , No. 2 , 27 cents. Oats , No. 2 , 22a23 ; rejected , 18. Barley No market ; 30 cents. Rye is quoted at 40 cents. COMMERCIAL. LIVE STOCK. GROCERIES. SUGARS. Granulated Powdered pcrlb do ill Crushed do Refined , cnt loaf do Standard 'A' do Kxtra * B' do Yellow 'C * do CANNED FBUITS. FISH AND OTSTKBS. Salmon. 2 Ib cans per doz 375 do llbcaua do 240 Lobsters , 2 Ib cans do 325 do lib cans do 200 Jvsters , standard,2 Ib cans per case 400 do do 1 Ib cans do 200 do slack , 2 Ib cans do 2 80 du do 1 Ib cans do 1 60 SALT. DIKIMB. Amoskeag Beaver Creek A A do do BB Haymakers York OtUaxa IJo BB do CC Bhetucket B do BB American Amoskeai Bates Lancaster licfiso * . Amoskeag 32 Biddeford Falls A do AA Kdo AAA JIAH8. Amoskeae , brown do bleached Clarendon : eagA do BB do DD Arlington Wicasse. H do T do A do Y do X do XX do PAINTS AND OILS. Carbon oil per gal 17 Linseed oil , raw do 75 Linseed oil. boiled do 758Q Lard oil. No 1 do dp extra do II1031 15 Bonnne . do 25 West Virginia , lubricating do 25 323 Fish oil do C6 Turpentine do 60 _ PAINTS. White lead , strictly pure per St do do pure do do do line pure French do do do do do Ainor. do Red lead do Putty in bladders do WINDOW GLASS. Discounts off lint. FUR * Mink , prime 75 do 2d and 3dl * 60 00 Wolverine 360 rUoOon 60 do inferior 35 Muskrat. fall IB do winter 22 do spring 27 do kittens Skunk , black prime II 00 do narrow striped prime 0 do broad 25 Otter. No 1 , large 7(0 No 2 Wisher 909 Wolf No 1 large mountain 300 do No 2 do 200 do No 1 small prairie 10f do No 2 do 80 Beaver.well furred and clean per Ib 140 do stagy and heavy 90 1 00 Red fox No 1 150 Kid fox No 1 40 Deerskin.redand short blue , per Ib 30 Antelope 25 LUMBER Joists , studding and ( ills 20 ft. land under 1900 Over 20 feet each additional foot 100 Fencing No 1 2000 do No 2 1800 1st common boards , 2250 2nd do do 1800 * A' stock boards , 10 and 12 inchei 5000 B do do do do 3500 C do do do do 2500 1st clear l.lJi. IK and 2 inch 6000 2d do do do do 5000 3d do do do do' 4000 Flooring , clear 4500 do 1st common 4000 do 2d do 3500 do 3d 2500 do narrow. No 1 4000 1st clear ceiling 5 * inch 3500 2d do do % do 3000 1st do do ? do 2750 2d do do Js do 2500 1st do siding ; 25HO 2d do do - - 22 U ) 1st common do JO 00 ' ' 'A' shingles I 375@400 Extra No 1 shingles , 1 300 Common No 1 shingles O 200 Lath per 10UO .i 300 D & 11 pickotd per 100 ' 300 350 Square do do 350 0 G Balten per lineal foot Rough do do LEATHER Best Buffalo solo 31 936 Matamoras do 30 34 Best oak 40 43 Baltimore.oak sole 48 French kips 40 200 do .calf , leading brands 75 240 Domestic kips 75 1 25 do calfs 1 10 1 CO Hemlock , upper per foot Oak do do Orain , do dodo . * > - per doz 7001000 Toppings do 10 (0 ( 12 10 Morocco ( bootleg ) perfoot 33 45 do oil dressed do 33 40 do Simon per skin .300 325 do glove kid 00 Belt leather , per side 00 Boot M'cbbiug per bolt - 45 70 Oak harness leathrr' Pittsburg' 43 do No 1 40. 42 do No2 38 40 Oak line leather 44 46 Hemlock harness leather No 1 37 39 do No 2 35 37 Hemlock line leather 42 44 Fair bridle per side 600 700 Team collars per doz 24002500 Stage do do 19 00 2000 Scotch do do 3600 Concord do 38 00 Collar leather ( black ) per ft 18 21 do do ( rufst ) do 18 20 Palcnt dash leather do 18 HIDES. Green bides perCk Green cured hides do Dry hides do 12 Dry salted hides do 10 Dry calf and kip do 12 Sheep pelts j each 30 @ 125 Tallow 7 LIQUOR AND WINE. nig'1 winci per gal 110 Alcohol IM per cent do 215 French spirits do 22 > Marshall's Br'bon whiskydu 125 Miller's do do 1 55 Brandy , very fine do 4 00 do inferior brands do 150 375 3in. tOOper cent do 150 300 Holland ( I'm , 'M percent 1 75 Rnnis , mixed Jamaica 100 per coft ( do 1 K ) * 3u9 ting , ruin , 90 per ct do U'J ) Kennedy's bitters do 1 50 do per case 725 do 100 lots in " case " * ° Champagnes , pintB"in"ba kets" 21 00 30 00 Portwine , infrbr'ds per case 5 50 'J 00 do very fine 10 50 Sherries 5t01t > 50 Ale , Edinburgh , per doz 3 ( O Ale , Bass & co's pale 3 00 Guinness Dublin stoutXXX 3 00 CARPET AND OIL CLOTH. Body Brussels carpeting , per yd 200 225 Tapestry do do 1 10 1 40 3 ply . do do 1 30 1 50 Ingrain di > do 45 25 Hemp do do 22V4 40 Rag carpet do 40 ft ! Matting do 40 1ft ) Oil cloths do 45 S5 Rubber matting do 2 00 Window shades per pair 1 25 250 Window fixtures per doz 1 54 Matta do 8 00 24 00 IRON ANO STEEL. Iron in bare per Ib f > Cast plow steel do 10 Tool steel do 18 20 Nali rods do 10 SHEEI IKON. WIRE. BLOCK TIN. COPPER , 4c. SI1KET IRON , First quality No 10 to 20 per Ib S do No 22 to 21 do 5K do No 20 do 5V4 do No 27 do frA Charcoalboth sides smooth , No24do CV > do do No2ddo Gl | do do No27do &l Double refined. No 14 du 7 do No2i do 7K do No 27 do W Russia , perfect , 7 to 12 do 13 do No 1 stained do 17 'A * American imitation Russia all Nos do 16 For less than full bundro add one cent. OALVAN1ZKI ) IRON , No 14 to to 20 perlb 12 No 21 to 24 do 13 No2f do 14 No 27 do 15 No 27 do 1C Fall bundles discount 20 per cent- COPPER. Braziers 10 to 12 37 do 12 to 100 35 Sheathing 14 and 16 oz 41 Planished 13 and 16 oz 41Si do No 7 , 8 and 9 Si Copper bottoms 35 G * TIN PLATE , 10x14 ! < best quality per box 10 50 10x14 IX do do 1325 12x12 1C do do 11 00 13xJ2 IX do do 14 CO 14x201C do do 11 50 14x20 IX do do 14 25 14X20IXXX do do 1975 Roofing , 1C charcoal 14x20 do 1000 do IX do 14x20 do 1275 do 1C do 20x28 do 2s 00 do IX do 20x28 do 0550 BLOCK TIN. Large pigs per Ib 30 Small pigs deBar 30 Bar tin do 32 LINK. Sheet tin 25 to 30 inches do do 2T to35 do per sheet 12 Tinners' solder , extra refined do 13 do No 1 do 21 do roofing do 18 _ BRIGHT WIBE Price 9e lOa lie 11 13'4 No's OtoG 7 to 9 12 13 A14 Price 14e 15o ICa Noe. 15A16 17 18 Discount 25 per cent , on full bundles. JOHN IT. GKEEX , STATE MILLS , TDcalcr In Grain , Floor &FeuiauiCoinission , MERCHANT. EDWARD KOEHI , , MAGISTER OF THB DEPARTED No. 468 10th B t. Farnham and Harney. Will by the aM of guardian spirits , obtain for any one a view of the past , P'escnt and futureNo fees charged in cases of . sink- . . - - - ness , MISCELLANEOUS. aiaquasia Sniscqcund cuojsq saoud pus TOV\a JQO eatmnxa'o ) pojssnboa ejn ujqqof q H jo VIQ > l 'I ' < > N AJopej pajaiiSau m iraoHs KI nziT2a xiTsaioHjt OKT 'H3HOSXTHJ : V XSSTAL AU013VJ UV9I3 Central City House , FOB31ERL YMIDLAND PACIFIC. Central City , . M. LEE WRIGHT , Propriotor. This house has been thoroughly overhauled cleaned from top to bottom , re-eaipeted.and re-fnrniahed complete , with patent sprin" beds , nnd is first-class in all respects. No Jit'vVur."i' ' ° ? ef wi" ? I'arei1 to make the ChNTRAL take rank with the best hotels in the btate , a quiet and comfortable home. Ahe tables will be supplied with the very beat tha markets afford. The patronaiw of the traveling public is respectfully solicited , Land office directly opposite. Land hunt ers and others wishing to make purchases in the real estate line , funning lands or cit lots , or any business connected with a real estate office , will find parties nt the offiee to show them around , and furnish any and all information concerning ilerrick County reality , prices , Ac. Platte Valley M Real [ slate , Loao & Eeoeral Collecting Jlgeol , CENTRAL CITY NEB. Real estate bouRht , sold or exchanged. Loans negotiated , or investments made on the most reasonable terras. Pay taxes for non-resiyents , redeem lands sold for taxes. Correspondence solicited and business promptly attended to. npriO-ly K , KREIM , CORN AND FEED JIILLS , Jones street. between Uth and 10th. Store 410 'Uh streat. keeps constantly on hand all kinds of menl and feed. mayHdly Chicago , Rock Island ml Pac.lflc It. n. THE GREAT CENTBAL KOUTE FBOM OMAHA TO CIHCAOO AND THE EAST , Via Ies Mompa , l/aronport anj i xJc Ml ud This Ron to balng thoroughly equipped with elegant new Coaches , Palace 9loei > lng Cars , and havlug theVadrtutage of a smooth r.nd well bal- Issted track , otters the traveling public an East ern Line unequa'cU lor Bp ml , Chmlort nd 11 Passenger Trains are equipped ullh the WESTINOHOUSK PAIEIJT AIR LaAnt3 and Miller's Patent SiMi Platform Coupler. Two Fast Express Trains Leave Daily , ton ntcting as fo lows AT DES JI01NE3 with the Des Moines Valley Ka Irpad for Oskaloosa. Ottuuiwa , Keokuk and tit. Loui\ AT URINNELL with the Central Railroid of Wk8T ! ! P0" " * north to M. Paul. AT IJiEUTV with the Hurlington , Cedar Caplds 4 .Minnesota lliHroa.1 tor Burlington , CeJ r Jtani.ls . , Dut.uquo A St. 40.'f ' WIMON JUNCTION anch , for Slu ons south v v * T DAVSNIOBT will , the D.vcni ) rt ASU Paul Haiku : , ! for poiuts north. i with the Western Union T aIroad Jot Fre p,1rt , Itelolt , lUiciue , Jlil- w ? ' 08"ia / ilj Joiu'8 ' in northern Illinois and WlccomLu AT BOCK1BLAHD with the Uockford , Rock Island end fet. Lol E ilroad for it. Louis aalpolnUKnth. AS BOCK 1HLAHD j > M the Peoria A Rock .S'4T ' S U021 Ior Ptl ° ria aud points east. AT BUREAU JDNC.wilh ; hianch , for Hen- 17 , lacon , CiJUltoth nnil Peoria. - * AT iA HALJJJ Tlthihe lllmois Ci-ntral P-iil- roadtorpolntimr- ! south. AT 'HJC20O with i II the linen East , North and 01 In. TICKETS to nil Kastorn dtloi line , can bo prccured , end any laor- obtnlned , tonce nln.j roulex , at th ; llcttl Offlea In tha Onloa IVIdc T . . ftnluliOft the pHnrljval trkntalnui ! the lice of tto U. I1 , K. JJ. _ a to all POlMtB. All InlcrmRtloa rogirdlnz Passsruers nnd Freight thurlully Inrnlah&f ncd tlwjplnz Car Berth * ( or solo at the Coini nay's Office , 263 VARNUAM St.fr.uJ ( ) CiiitiallioUl ) Om.ha. A.M. SMITH , U. KIDDLE , aan'lPaM'r/B't. Oon'IBioi't Chicago. Chicago. M. W. CI.AIR , S. S STP-VENS , PoascugBr Agent , Gen'l Western A n't , Oinalia. Ouinha. II. P. DEUEL , Thket Agent , Omaha. The State lane STEAM SHIPS , NEW YORK TO Qlosgov , Liverpool , Belfast , Iion- dondory nnd Dublin. Passengers booked to any part of Great Britain and the continent. These first-class full powered steamers will fail from pier 42. North River , foot of Canel Street , New York , as follows : State of Pennsylvania. Cnptain Knight , Tuesday , March 9. State of Virginia , dipt Moody. Tuesday , March 23. State of Indiana , Captain Sadler. Tuesday. April 6. First-class , saloon , SU ) . 870. $ SO , return tickets $120. Second cnbin , respectable and comfortable zccomodations , $45 ; re turn tickets $30 until further notice. Steer- are accomodations superior. $28 , For further information apply lo McNAIR iBORDEN. No. 305 Farnlnm Street , nnd 10th , opposite depot. Austin Baldwin & Co. , agents , 72 Broadt wav. New York , J. K. Eaflo. general western agent. GO Clark street Chicatco. ill. mcb27-tf alt i Robinson , " ) f Robinson i Pratt , 8 Spruce St. > < 714 Samson St. New York.J IPhiladelphia. Printing Ink nnr2l-3t O B I Through fo Chicago WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. Tie Chicap BnrliDgton & Onincy RATLROAD With its Smooth and Perfect Track. Elegant Passenger Coaches , and PULLMAN SLEEPING ANO DINING CARS Is acknowledged by the press , and all wh travel over it. to be the best appoint ed and best manageJroad in the country. Passengers Going East Should bear in mind that this is the Best Route to Chicago , And all points , east , north and northwest I'as cnecrs by this route hare choice of Four Different routes and the a J van Lice of SIX DAILY LINES PALACE SLEEPING CARS FBOM Chicago to New York WITIIOUT CIIAHa * . All express trains on this line are equipped with Wcslinghouae Patent Air Brakes , and Miller's Patent Safety Platform and Cou- ples. the moat perfect protection against ac cidents in the world. Piillman Palace Sleeping and Dining Can are run on the llurlington route. .Information concerning routei. rater , time , connections. &e. , will be cheerfully invoi. by applying at the office of the Bur lington Route. Grand Central Motel , corner fourteenth and Farnham. Omaha , Neb. \VM , R STRONG , SAML. POWELL. Oen'I Supt. , Oen'l Passenger Ag t. Chicago. 111. Chicago. 111. J. W. MORSE. H. P. DEUEL. Qen'l Ag't. Omaha. Ticket Ag't.Omaha ( tola & St. Louis 1876 ! 105 MU/S SAVED TO M LOUIS- The Knnsits Cily , St. Joe ami Council Itltifls K. H. b the only direct line to ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST. FROM OMAHA & THE WEST. t > ' 0 CI1ANUE of cars between Omaha and St. Louts , and but one between Oma ha and New York. This U the only line running a Vnlliuiui 1'ulaco Nlcrplugr Day C'oncli East from'Omaha vln SI. Jo mill Jiaiixan City to Mt. LoniH nu Arrital oftkeiTu ; > Ion PadUc Kzprcwi Train. l ARSCX iit : TKAI.NN I > A1IT 8 ALL BEACHING E-stern anil ftslem. Cities- With loss changes and in advance of other Hues. This entire line it equipped with Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars , PALACE DAY COACHES & CHAIR CARS Millir's Safety Platform and Coupler , AND THE CelcMed Wefctonse Air Brake. that your tickets read via5V KANSAS CITY ST. JOE & COUNCIL BL UFFS RAILROAD. VIA OMAH1 & ST. LOUIS. Tickets for sale at 53 Farnham St. . under Grand Central Hotel. FRANK E. MOORES , Ticket Ag.'i , 253 Farnham SI , ' JOS. TEAHON. QEO. L. BRADBURY. Pass. An't. Gen'l A t. J. F. BARNARD. A. C. DAWES. Gen'l Sup't. Gcn'l Pass. AK't. St. Joseph St. Joseph. JAMES DONNELLY. Justice oft lie Peace 215 FARNHAM ST , Up Stairs , Omaha , . . . Nebraska. rta-CoIlections Promptly Attended to.-5 C. F. MANDERSON , A TTORNFY AT LAW. 242 Farnham St. . rv Omaha. Nebraska. T. W. T. RICHARDS , A TTORNKY AT LW. . Office. 41K ) . 13th _ t.V Street , between Farnbainand llnrnuy , Omaha , Nebraska. J. S. SHROPSHIRE , ATTORNEY AT LAW. Room No. 1. S. R. Comer 15th and Douglas Streets , Omaha , Nebraska. JAMES O. ADAMS , ATTORNEY AT LAW. Chnrch Block , Room No. 1. Omaha. janlS tf G. W. AMBROSE. A TTORNEY AT LAW. 2SO Douglas St. . A. Omaha. Neb.f O.H. BAULOTJ , ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office.Creighton's . new block , southeast corner room , first door. Omaha. Nebraska. G. E. PRITCHETT , A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW /i Office. 511 Thirteenth Street. Address Lock Bor 769 Omaha. E. r. SMYTHE , A TTORNEY AT LAW. Odd Fellow' * JBlock. . Omiha. Nebraska. E."W.SIMERAI. , A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office , room 1. f\ . Church Rlock. 13th Street , between iarnham and Douglas. Omaha. Nebraska , - . . . . . . . . . . , . . _ . . octll-diwtf i . Buckingham & Greene , A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Odd Fellow's XI. Block Omaha. Nebraska. N. J. BURNHAM , A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW Southeast Corner of 15th aud Dou ! aj Streets. Omaha Neh DEXTER L. THOMAS ; A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW jtV Office Room No. 8. Viascher'a Block , Omaha , Neb. PARKE GODWIN , A TTORNEY AT LAW. Uth and Dougla ± \ . Streets , with Q. W. Doano. li. F. MAGINN , AT LAW. OFFICE-Vis ATTORNEY , Omaha , Nebraska. m.irlCtf E. ESTABROOK , AT LAW. Office. Creighton ATTORNEY . Neb. W. J. CONNEIX , /COUNSELOR AT LAW AND DISTRICT VV Attorney for Second Judicial District , Office. Rooms land 2 , Jacob's Block. Omaha , Nebraska. WM. I. . PEABODY , T AWYER. Creighton Block , I j Omaha , Nebraska. LIjTIIF.R K. ATRIGIIT , Ju tice of the Peace Office. Douglas Street. West Entrance Caldwell Block. Hes tiis Best stout in Oiraity ani mate toe lowest Prices. T RFnilPTiniM GRF eiElLlUl/1 lUNL Have an TJmisually Large and /it- tractive Assortment of Furniture , Bed ding and Everything Pertaining to the Furniture and Upholstery Trade , all of which is now Offered at Greatly Re duced Prices. "Will make dt to the Interest of Par ties Desiring Goods in this Line to call. Gh.as. feh21mon-w.l.ittf 203 Farnham Street. lUl.SI.VKSS 4'tiMI.H. . . . . JOHN CHOLMAN IS the proprietor of the ISIh street Tin Shop. Krerythinir in bit line done at the lowest prices.n the bo tpnuililu manner , may 171 yr MES K.I VAX'S , _ 4. on the corner of Ninth . _ aiTTrtr T un < treets. is where the best mil coolest Lager Beer a krpt. All other drinkables and smokahles on hand. maylTdly nit. WM. Kmr.vitns. UP. R.R.DRUG STORE. whol < waleand . retail dealer * in drugs patent medi- rinet , paints , oil * , varnishes , notions. Ac. . Teas Jit per. cent , cheaper than any other hoii-'ein town. OUicennilwarehouxo.i-nrncr of Itith and Webster streets , Ouiaba. Nt'b. maylTdlyr FRANK NASSTUOJI , IN the U. PI Block , near the corner of Six teenth and Webster Streets , is doing the boot and shoo reeking business. ( live him ji trial. raiylTdlv FJlEBEKIfK IIH'USTEIX. of the ( lermanU Meat PKOPRIKTOH Market. All kinds of fresh , salt and smoked me its. Herman and Bologna Sau sages , etc. . wholesale and retail. 9th xtrect. between Jackson and Jones , maylldly J. JOHNSON , REAL ESTATE and Insurance Agent , deals in real estate , sells foreign ex- rhange. and tickets by the beet steamship line to and from Euroio | , Office. S09 14th street , between Faruhjui and Douglas. Omaha. Neb. maylSJly < 5P P CO A PEI1 I > AY. at home. tiptj H i&s l\J Term * Free. Address G. Stiuson & Co. . Portland. Me. my2S JACOIt PFBM > A CO. , YT7"HpLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS VV in Cteese. Limburgcr. Schwcitier. Philadelphia Hand Cheese and Kraeutu Cheese. Holland Herring and Mustard. No. iti Douglas street , between 13th and 14th. Omaha. Neb. noT2tdt > m C. C. THRANE. A f\Q Oth Street , is the man whodoei ttV-f O the very best of custom work on boota and shoes. Any style given. Fit guar anteed. Low rates. msyll-ly GOOD NEWS TO THE SUFFERING The Matt Wonderful Medical Diicovery known to Man. While there is life there it Hope. Don't give up the Ship. * Belie Tins thatclranstn ; tm ! blood was the nly trurt way ol banishing dtseiisr , anil being troubled with a scrofulous ahYetlou , known as halt UhtMim , and Wral nes.1 ot the lungs , aud fimling no cure. I conemrneed lo eii < < trluienl by compounding roots using the iimliciiie tlins obtained. I lortuuately illsiuvrrpJ n most won- ddrlul Blood Searcher cr Bitters , which not on ly pire me ijstautineo is relief , but after a few weeks time eQVuttil a ixTfect cure. I then prepared a nu-mtity 01 the Huot Ititlors and was in th ? habit ol giving them away to the nick. I found the medicine iH > 8.4 ! < 5ed ihcuiost wonderful healing virtues , ellwlin cures of all diseases originating from b d.l > lof l nr neatness Ol llie system , an if liy ningic. At le-ist the ile- mandbfcaiuosogreattlut 1 fouoil myself culled upon to supply patlentt with medicine in all parts of the cuutmuut , and I was compelled to establish a Laboratory fur ( ( impounding aud bottline the Koot UitUr in UrgequinlliTeB. 1 w&s at first bacJcw&ril li presenting either my self or remedy to the p'llllr. not U'iug ap.itent medicine man. and wlta lluilt l cap ! al , but I * m letting bravely over that. S'ncc I first ad- Tertlsed tola woudcrtulmtHllciLe I have been crowded with orders from drucUsLi nnd cnun. try dealers , and the icnres of letters I have res- reived from persons cured , provn the fact that no remnly lia.ieTerde.ie sommligcxiI and h-ul such a siirct s as I lie IUot : Uilterf. lUKitBltlera art ; strictly a Medicinal Preparation such aswa used in the geol old dayi of our [ orefathers. when people were cared by some almple rooter or plant and when calomel aud other pofonnn of the mineral kingdom were unknown. Fur Consumption , Aatnma , Catari li , Scrofula , 8rro- nloua bruptlona , Bhenmatlcm. Heart Disease , Dizziness. Liver CompIaIntKIdney and Urina ry diseases , Fever and Agi.r , Dyspepsia , Lost Vitality aud Hrcken Down Constitutions , throe Itoot Hitters are nnlrerrally ndinitUtl to la the most wonderful discovery In the world. Tlutlr bearchinj ' , , healing proiwrtict , jieiielratp erety purtion ot llie human frmue.jootliiiiRtlielungs and strengthening the atouiarh , kidneys add liver. For weakly , nervous young men , suffer ing from , loss of memery , etc. . caused from ab uses in early life , and to delicate female- , these Uoot hitters are especially re-ommmdcd. No ntIn r mtHlicine will cure Scurvy S ) philis. Salt Khcuin , Itoils. Tetter Ringworm , WhiteSwel - lingr. " ' y Kyex , Kunnlnf * of the Ears , Ulcers , Fever ixirea. Piles Cancerous loriualion , Drop sy , Ilryslpelis. I'liupt'Flesh Worms , 1'usl- nlea , BIotchcH. and allSwin diseases , so quickly as the Itoot Bitters. AH dlsrav-i have their origin in bad blood. The llool Hitters lays the axe at the root of the tree of dis is > .by srarch- ing and purify ing the blood which will uouriili and invigorate every orcati and part of tli body and keep il in repiur until a rli old ag- > . I warrant my Itoot Hitters a p-rfect cure fur the above and similar dieas < and in < : a c of failure , where the medicine bos bad a fair trial , will thank all to call or write and get lack their money. Show this circular to your drug gist or storekeeper ; if he don't have a Mock of my Itoot Uitters on liandask htm to order a supply. O. W. PKAZIEi : , Cleveland , OhldL The Root Hitlers are put np In plain bottles at $ loralilHjttle3 for 55 a price within the reich ol all , the poor as well as the rich. noW by C. K. fiOODMAN , Wholesale and llctail Drn ! ? i t , . Omaha. NeU A .lure Cure for the Piles old lir Willhms laa discovered by has been ' IndianVeuiedy ] . called Dr. Williams' Indian OhUment. A lngle box luu cure.1 the o old chronic cases of the lillml. bleeding. itcliJ "ug and ulcerated Tills of 25 and 30 years' unions , instruments and unitaries are only waste of time and money. Tim Indian Oint ment gives instant aud painless re'ief. Over 20 000 rureil patients attest Us virtues and phy- ne'tanVof all schools pronounce It the greatest contribution to medicine et the age. WilllamV Indian Ointment is prepare" ! ex clusively tor the plUs.an'1 ' n-thing else , fcold and country slorrkorpf a" vei ly tlrunbte ; the world. Soldbj C. F.GOODMAN Omaha. m Tl3 IT HDVERTISINI ] fj AND HOW AHD WHERE TO DO IT. JJ A book of M pages cvcrr advct User ihonld ha- before mating contracts. Scut for ten cuOfl t j wEti & AdVertfsing J. ROBINS , MONEY LOANED ! 217 Famliani Jfrar I nth St. New and second hand gi * N. at low prices ' Ji as Hatches , lluus. Pistol * . Trunks. . ulises and Clothing. no\i : > 1 > JITMIJS lf. MERCHANT TAILOR ! 484 Thirteenth Street. Between Parahnm and Hnrney , OJIAHA. NEBRASKA. Dyine . repairing and cleaning done in Be beit manner. auicll tf .HOTELS. Gfrand C entral Oinnlia , Nrbrnskii. The largest nnd bc t hotel between Chica go and San Francisco Opened new September 30 , 1S73. seiOHf IIEO.THKALL. Proi rietor. NELIG-H HOUSE , "West Point. Nob. A. I ) . IIKEMEIC , . Proprietor. The best and largest hotel in Nebraska north of Omaha. Warm rooms and KIMX ! spring beds always to be found : aNo a tirst- class table. Lirery and feed stable in ci.u- neotion , novlS ly BLAIR HOTEL AND Railroad JGntiiig House , ( In DtpotJBuilding. ) A first class house in every respect. $ iOOperday. Blair , 'eb. novlS Farmers' House , R.H.S KETCH LEY , - - Proprietor Front St. , Illalr , Xohrnokn. A first cla. n hotel in every re pect. IIiMtU and lodsinar per week. $5.00 ; per day. Sl.OO. Meals at all honrs. novlS 1 > Davenport House , Next Door East of the "Bee" Office. roirx KioiAitn. . - i itoi . This house furni < hes the best acrommod i- tion . Day board , per week. 4.0) . Sinelu meals. 25 cents. sepl.1 tf THE BACHELOR'S DREAM. I once had a dream. a you'll presently < ° tr. fhouKhLs were evolved from re-idinthc.Rrir ; At my ide stood a beinif not wf rarth'd mould. Who bade me arise a great change to behold. Cast thy o'er ' " " eye America's miiht vaunted" land. Mark well the chances you sec on each hand ; At a wave of his hand there passed in review Before my rapt pue the old and the new. * e [ n National Congrc s the maidens had met UfClarinReach womannhiisbitndshoiild git : As this ushered in the.Alillenni.il morn- Old mauls should sorrow no longer forlorn. In the President's chair sat a maiden quite old. At her feet knelt Courtiers in numbers un told ; Frorn the lawyers in court to the judge in th chair Laws were made nnd dispensed by E * daughter * fair , N" 'naN for whisky , crookeil or /traiht. ( Ihe lamb and the lion together did nritt On an isle in mid-ocean la hed by the ftMim All rascalsaml thieves were provided : home. But excitement run wild with Omiha men. ( Uy the way. 'twas America's capital then ) : Birch riHhinif and pushing was ne'er seen le- fore. All seeking to gain Bunco's Hat Store. For Gvo blocks 'twas crowded ( 'tit literally true ) ; Buncow-is their h.itter.nnne other would < fej lint all tint va terowd were Gttnl at on e > \ \ ith hats , neckties and gloves by Champien Bunco. Then to the church went the biehelow gay. And by their names were civen aw.iy. Artillery roared , such fiuhU ne'er were seen ; The | > eoplo seemed wild. 1 awoke. 'twi : i a dream. Alwayihnyyour hati of Bunee and then you II not nato bad dream * , hnrire t and beat stock of Huts. Cap * . ( Jl.ueM. .Mittens. . ? : Jick " ear * ' TriMelinic Bags. Ac. . Ac. -2 Douglas Street , corner Fourteenth. Oma- la. Neb. srr.i.i.A.N KOITN. Victor's Restaurant , 160 Farnham Street , fETWEEA" JOtk ,11HA OMAAA. XF.lt. Open Day and Night. All meals served to order. Attachcil to ic above is a bar : also a separate np-irt- ment for ladies. dec2i lr O.IIAII.i STOV23 STOE.E , C. F. COOK , 537 14th SUBeL Douglas and Dodge. lanafacturcr of Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron Ware , ami Dealer in Cooking and Heating Stoves. tampod.Japanne < l and French Warn on and in Roofing. ( iuttcrsandSpouting.ind Work one and warranted. hinZltf SMITH & CLEM , NEWSDEALFRS , Booksellers , Stationers , Toys , KEARNEY. NEB. ' , No General Agents for the Omaha Daily and Weekly BICK. norl2dtf G.STEVENSON , Justice of the Peace No. C , Crelshton Klock. ) maha - Nebraska. Collections a Specialty.