. p. psaraunts *

. D. C Jt IB. tmb California Strai-

t.Omaba.

© fffr-

ttw. . 6 <brr ws flt-Cir itbcrjtlt-

luttrJ iinctkenfrtctasunb VrotWJt aulflcftt&rt.

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urn jaVl l raviiiSp.-u} *. nctt 12 1 U-

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ffonblfsrt u. Sacfrr. 24O tCouglat etragr.-

t

.

, jHr. 687 , 16. Strajje.-

a

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?Hit ffinftn JtuAfn'Kfine unb GcmMrS , bat grt&te-

unb bcfte Srcb in btr Stab fmb bfi unS fu Sj.ifcm-

.Ogttrrf

.

in 3 fn * unb See Orfam im Summer"° ** tnnrcr'Sntnnb.

Ji?

VfflettunRtn lorrtrn fro-nut in* fciUig anfgefuV *

anbProb iff au otM atit neo 11 H r-

firoolll. ituft.-

Karfct.

n &

tele avi) btut-

clif

|

$r. m , 414,41 , 13. Str. , DmaBa, , 9feb

net * lor *

. SBcBcr ,

. 4 2 Se nie Strait.-cb

.

ju blDi tn prelim ifl fleti briant u twtr.i. BtfteUungm tottttm lofort aufflf-futirl unb <irat In J fcau ! atbro * , " 8 1 br

Meat MarketCity * ,SHF.ELY R OS.

unb Sin t r-

SBiitflc. .. n5tJ| okinHit Ret ) on feaub.-

Uui

.

nuirtiim Hulpru4 tittet-

Bbetlo gro

. R. :

M 'AT MARKET ,

I6th Street bet. California and Webtler.-

We

.

keep oa tand a large supply of freshand salted meats. .Also a lame stock of fine

Sugar Cured Hjn.i and Breakfast Boon.-

At

.

the lowest rites.1 ' ' * . ATST ?; KNCTH ,

mayljly- .

PATSUCK. ijor Dodge and Sixteenth (street * , ha

opened a firstcjas meat store to-

beS known as the

. SIXTEENTH STREET

MEAT MARKET(And constantly keeps on hand a large)pnly of fresh and suited meats. Also all( nds of

_TJS.A.Q-ES.:

The public are respectfully invited." ' nov231-

yf ' ureica JRooms.* '"** " - " CAMP , M. .

(Dispenses his own medicines , and besid-"Vrular practice , makes specialities of Do-Ajgcments

-and Diseases peculiar to women.

Utula , Piles ahd bther diseases of the llee-

VKPICE

-

Corner of Earnham and 14th-

Jbet. firttdoorto'therifent. up-stairs. Res-tjnce.

-. 18th Street, first door south of the

icond Methodist Church. Omaha. Nebras-(a. . Address "Lock Box 3U1. an3ldAwtf

JOSEPH IfEVTJLLS M. D-

.'hysiclan

.

' & Surgeon ,

| ai8QnElail4 ftll Block. Qi? eb. ian215m-

V.. II. Coffmaiij M. J-

hysician

>

& Surgeon< 241 FARNHAM STREET ,

V For Professional Services Three Dollars i- - enlO-4lT

* Homoepathist ,°* ? Ly'w'ij-

dence 995 Sixteenth Street, Comer o-

lrc. . Omaha'. Nebraska.Compound Oxygen treatment for Cnronu

PoOMfl-fli'HBoenQur - tQlOA.M..l to 4 P. M. ,

nd8 to M P. M. sep20dtf-

H.. A. WORLEY , 1C. D-

.HowjatMcPWciaiiiSiirp

.

Makes a specialty of diseases of

.** Wn over Omaha "National Bank. S. W-

iI13Uana'D6nglas8ts.1* Office hour-iVm. . i "to 4 ; and 7 to 8 p.m. ianKt

12 4 3 Jacobs' Bock'| . corner 15t-

lRHEUIYIATISM

l Avenue , Omaha, N.eh-

( A SPEQIALTY-

S OHleeHoir8 J"8 to1 a > ma * ° * ancl af-

i'er7o. . ra. mch29l-

TJ>K, I>OV ,Odoo : 511 Fourteenth Si.Omaia-

Nelt ,2d Floor , Room ItTreats ChronicVirulent and Special Diseas-es( lactading Nerrcui Debility and Vene-

real complaints such as Syphilis.Gonorrhea-Gleet , Stricture , OrehUis. Bubo. -

Charges reasonable , and permanent curemade in the shortest unjo pfcwibtt." Befflhi-tS kn s." SJMfraaWrrhca (nwht losses )

'Sxual Debility and Impotency (loss o-

'sexual power ) , and all Impediments to Matriage permanently cured. No mercury usedPatients afa distance treated by letter. Modicinca sent everywhere. Consultations freepersonally or liynjail. .

rOffice hours ; 9 a. m. to 8 p. in. Sunday !

p.m. to 4 p.m. ianl2tf-

EDWAUD ICUEUI-

nf IAGISTER OF P DEPARTED

h] BaL Farnhim , and Harney.' Will by the aid of guardian jplnts. obtai-

of anyone a view of the past , present an-

T future. No fees charged in cases of sick* . ai'B6M. j -

.** Cures Nenralcia. Fac-

Ache.. . RheumnUsjs.-QjiUlFrqstod eet'Cntl;|Sore Throat. ErysipclaiBruises or Wounds in ma-

rWo Animal.valuable horse ha-

ling and hard Inmjhis throat ; .could nc

applied Oilei

sorenoieared ,and on

nail , applied the lijimetliealinr it up willout experiencing sorenesi

" family shon-l'beTnhoutlt.'

. ailOMA| & BROTHERS. 17th an-IVine SU. . Philadelphia.

Sold by all drugsiit-o. . 451 Sixth ATI-

w York. OnlySand $1 per bottle.

AND HOW AKD MERE TO DO IT.

advet User should lu-

ill'stanlly

SOCIETIES.-

Anc.

.

. : Free and Ace. Masons :

CAPITOL LODGE. No. 3. A. F. A. M.Chartered 1&7 ,Officew-G. W. Lininger. W. M. ; B. K.

!?% sws RJshan > . JW. . ; ByronReed. Treasurer ; Wro. R. Bowen. Secretary.227 members.COVERT LODGE. No. 11. A. V. & A. M.Chartered 1806.Offlccrs-J. S. Gibson. W. M. ; W. I. Baker.8. W. ; J. Steflen. J. W. ; C. llartman.Treasurer; J. S. France. Secretary. 160

members.-ST.

.. JOHN'S LODGE. No. 25A. F. JfA. M.

Chartered 1869.Officers-Alfred Kelley. W. M.j Jonn G.

Taylor. S. W. ; J. B. Bruncr. J.V. . : J. G.Jacobs. Treasurer ; E. E. French. Secretary.83 members.

OMAHA CHAPTER. Nc. 1. R. A. M.Organized 1859.Officers-Byron Stanberry. H. P. ; J. J.

MonelJ. Jr. , K. ; William Copley. S. ; C. F.GoodmanTreasurer ; J. G.Taylor.Sccrctary.193 members.

OMAHA COUNCIL. No. 1. R. 4 S. M.Organized 18T3.Officers C. P. Goodman. T. J. M. ; Byron

Stanberry. U. I. M. ; < . Stevenson , P. C. W.M. Hellman , Treasurer. Jean Schons. Ree.-19o

.members.

MOUNT CALVARY COMMAND-BUY.' > K'T' 9

Established ?Officers : C.F.Catlin.C. ; Ed. Haney. 0. ;G.W , Lininsrer , C. G.j C. F. Goodman.Treasurer : illsam S. Bowen. Rec.

13S members :

Udd Fellowship.

STATE LODGE.

Officers James 3 , Gillen. N. G. ; RobertRamsey. V. G. ; E. B. Weist. Secretary : M.Goldsmith. Treasurer. Meets at Odd FellowiHall.

BEACON LODGE. No. 20-

.OfficerA..

. S. Billines. N. Q. : W. J.Baker. V. G. ; Chas. E. Weeks. Secretary ;Adolnh Meyer. Treasurer. Meets in Odd Fel-lows

¬

Hall-.ALLEMANNEN

.LODGE. Nq. 81. 0. 0. F.

Officers C. Schindler , N. G. ; H Dillman.V G.H. . Tombrink. R. S. ; G : Appef. P. S. ;H. Lehman , . Treasurer.

OMAHA LODGE No. 2. I. O. 0. F.Established February 1st 185-

5.PresentOffieers.

John drovesN. G. ; Hobt.V. Brinkley. V. G. ; C. C. Honsel , Secretary ;John Evans , Treasurer. Meets every Fridayevening in Odd Fellows' Hall , north-westcorner of Dodge and Fftoenth Streets.ODD FELLOWS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCI-

ATION.¬

.Organized June 21. 1873 Officers and Di-

rectors¬

Charles Midgley. President ; R , G.Ryley , Vice-president ; E. B. Weist , Secret-ary

¬

; John Evans. Treasurer *

ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY.Officers John Evans , President ; E. B.

Weist , Secretary and Librarian ; M. G.McKee , Treasurer. Number of volumes.600.

Knights of Pythias.

OFFICERS OP THE GRAND LODGE 0?NEBRASKA.

G. C.J. 8 , . Shropshire , Omaha.G. V. C. . Anthony Reis. North Platte.G. P. . George K. Mooney. Crete.G. M. of E. August Aust , Omaha.G. K.ofR.andfcLE. K.French.Omaha.G. M. at A. . A. D. Manhall. Lincoln.G. I. G. . D. A. Moffatt. Omaha.G. 0. G. Jacob Frank Omaha.G : L. . W.' W. Wardeli. Falls City.

Centennial cbminltfei on parade of theorfer in Philadelphia , August , 1876-HeorgeH. Crager , Chief Commander ; August Aust.Treasurer ; E. E. French , Secretary.

The order numbers twenty-two Lodge ? inNebraska , with a total membership of newlyone thousand.

The next annual saislon of the GrandLodge will be held at Lincoln , on the second

nday of October , 1876.

NEBRASKA LODGE No. 1 K. ${ f ,

OffiMfi-D. A. Mofiatt. P-

.0HCera.or

.

0.0.-I.E.

..

? Q * 7ear 1876ExChaneellor.: 0. Chancellor. F. HenkeV. Chancellor. Villiam Rawiteer ; PrelateGustavo Fnes ; Banker. Aug. Anst ; Mastei

f Finance. Jacob Frank ; Master at Arms.John

S OF PYTHIAB.

Planet Lodge. No. 4. (German ) . Officers

lr. "IRS' - rrassin ,-r

k ?*& - T1Stt-&S&6Ter7Mon'

WHN0 QL.U-

B.pfficersJol.

n Wilson. President ; M. W.-leming. Vice-Pres denl ; William Anderson.Tre nrerWimamFlemInff8eeretaryWm.Liddell. David Knox , and Wm. Anderson.Conncllmen.-DODGLAS

.COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION.

Officers A. J. Poppleton. President : B. E.- . ? Vico-President ; J. W. gavaw.-

SOCIETY.

.

.

Meets every Tutj8daTovemngal7.30o'clockt-n the basement of the United Presbyterian

Chnrch , Eighteenth and California StreetsOfficers John McCague. President ; T. 8.

McMurray.Vice.President ; iff, { , Smith ,secretary ; Gee , Wilson i aJurer ,

OM.ABA MAENNERCHOR.

Meets Tuesday and Friday evenings , everyweek , at Thiole's Walhalla. Officers FrankHerten. ProsidentjJno. P-eichart. VicoPre-dsident

-; Eoward Wirth. Oorrctpondlng Sec-

retary¬

; Julias TroHschke1 Financial Secret-iryj

-Albert Nast. Treasurer : Herman Merer.

Dmgont ; Fred. Schioss. Biblotheqne ; Wm-.AlstsdtStandard

.Bearer. Number of Mem-

bers70¬

; active singers. 24 ; passive 44 ; hon-orary

¬

members 2-

.JOURNEYMAN.

TAILOR'S UNION.

Meets first Mcj3sy Anjivcsy raonih at Tnr-ca .Hammafa ; John FleigelfRecorder and Corresporiding Secretary , B.Hayes ; Treasurer. QustarSwanson.

THE IRON MOULDERS UN.JQlf. Ifp. 19-

0.GJSparsBrealdent.

.

. A. S. Wrigley ; Vice-ThotyasGenUem.an

-; Recording Secretary ,

8. Wrigley : Trcasn.rprt Jshn B. Sheller ;InductorWilliam. Luinb : Doorkeeper , FrankFerqanuei ; Trustees , Chas. A. Sparrow.Thomas Gpntleman. A. S. '

IMPROVED ORDER OF REP MEN.Council fire kindled every Monday even ¬

ing. Wigwam over Martin' * drntr store ,north-west corn or Douglas and Fourteenthstreets. E. O'Sulllvan. C. of B. ; JamesDonnelly , S. : Wm. M. Bambcrgcr , S. S. ;Q. Stevenson. P. : Geo. Karlle , J. S , ; C.llartman , E , of W ,

THE BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE

ENGINEERS.Division 1&3 meets , second and fourth Satur-day'evDnlngs'

-f "each 'montn. corner 14t-

hanaDpe Us streets. W. II. Whitney. C-

.E.j.

C. S. Ilambright. F. A. E. ; E. B.Wood C-

.Victor's

.

Restaurant ,

}QQ Farnham Street ,BETWEEN IQtn & 1UA 03TAAA. NED-

.Opes.

Day and Night.All meals served to order. Attached to

the above is a bar ; also a separate apart-ment for ladies. dcc29 ly-

OF

Elam Clark & Son ,

PROPRIETORS OF TUB

laltoi & Woo MisOMAHA , XK11HASKA.-

Calhonn

.

*XXX flour. pcrCsack . $ 2-

do XX do do-

WaterlooXXX do do-

do XX do do-

ExeeUiorXX do doBuckwheat do doGraham do doRye do doRye Graham do do-

i i i j-olted.I- -1 n "1o plain pec cwt.-

Cnop.

corn 4°

Chop corn and oats do-

Bjan..

Screanings dp-

n*

. sVeued. bulk , per busi' do sacked'

d

THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE

What a Hall County Citizen Says of-

tbe Bee.

Extract from Correspondence ofthe ilrand Island Independent.

The people are taking the reinsiu their own bands , and in tbemajesty of their might are crushingout ot eight all these little rings andcliques that have so long stood inthe way of.Lonest legislation.-

Ao.

stronger evidence can wehave of this fact , and no moreclearly illustrated could this propo-sition

¬

be than it was at our lateState convention at Fremont , aswell as oar own late county con-vention

¬

to choose delegates-.At

.

Fremont , notwithstanding theimposing presence of the entireHitchcock Federal brigade fromYost , Cunningham & Co. , down toBall , the pest of homesteaders , yet ,

did the people's representatives ,

fresh from the farms and' work-shops

¬

, come boldly to the rescue ,and in spite of all tne money.threatsand power of force brought to > bearunder federal hire , the people won anoble victory that will tell power-fully

¬

in the coming campaign , andwill teach these federal rings andcounty seat cliques tbe salutary les-

son¬

that , "Truth crushed to earthwill rise again." That the powerand majesty of the people are great-

.It.

ib no wonder that a howl , a la-

'limes , a la Republican , should be-

sot up at the heels of Rosewater , ofthe Omaha KEB , and Mobley , ofthe Independent , for being instru-mental

¬

in achieving so brilliant avictory for the people over a corruptand subsidized'riug of federaljsatel-lites

-, who reyolve' with such uncer-

tain¬

luster around their great solarcentre , Phiueas W. Hitchcock.Letit be known throughout the state ,

let it be announced from our pulpitc ,

let it be rehearsed in our Sabbathschools , that our children may bofamiliar with the fact that we haveone editor or a leading daily , in theperson of Mr. Jfasewater , of theOmaba BEE , who dares speak fear-lessly

¬

iu behalf of the people , auddefend their rights with all thepower of his pen and press. Thathe cannot be bought , nor coutiolled-by the U. P. railroad , or any othercorporation or clique , neither canhe be made to desert tbe people bythe combined power and influenceof the whole Federal brigade underHitchcock. I am not electioneeringfor any paper , but I do say in can-dor

¬

the Omaha BEE should be placedin the household of every family in-

tbe State during the coining*

cam-p.vgn.pvery yotery q fayprs a.

transfer qf pqwej from the hancja pf-

poltiqai| gabblers , into the handsof the people , shoqld read the Oma-ha

¬

BEE regularly until after tue-eleptton. .

And you of the Jndepsndent aredenounced and vilified , abused andthreatened with ostracism , becauseyou choose to co-operate with thepeople to overthrow th - "

' ° claud rln <

.,3 and in crushing outsystem dipri mo geniture in offlce ;because you propose to assist inthrusting from power and placetnese subsidised. pa.lltaian3{ andplapi g thp newer jn the hands ofthe people.Ve say , Mr. ditor,stand by the guns. The people willsustain you. YOU have with yourpen and press nobly aided incrushing out these fou.1 gnd corruptrings and. fJiuues. YOU. likeHosewflter, will have these fel-lows

¬

harking o.t your heels.Their tenure of offlce , andtheir hopes of appaintweutjUepeuds-on their loyalty to their great mas-ter

¬

, Phjneas. The public mind isawake , the reaction la coming ; it isalready upon u* . Although theseringmasters da not abate in theirefforts to drive the people under thelash of ring rule , yet the under-standing

¬

of the people Is not blunt-ed

¬

, nor so hidden m obscurity , as to-be longer deceived and hoodwinkedby these men. It Is an axiom thatenvy aud jealousy begets hatred andmalice. Hence the feelings of theseFederal parasites and county ringsevinced toward th$ $ p a.ud; Inde-pend

-i. hey are envious and

Jealous of the brilliant achievementsof thos&papers in behalf of the peo-ple

¬

, and would drag down the goodname of those whose fjyr f rne theyfail to rival. All h tr efforts , Mr-.edjtof

., will end In disgraceful de-

feat.¬

. Merit will come to the frontand be recognized , and the peoplewill crush out these wir-nulltngdemagogues who plu r arodud ourcounty stats , and elect a legislaturethis fall that will legislate for thefarmers , as well as all the people ,and not especially for corporations.The masses are moving , let ringsand cliques staud aside.

Yours respectfully ,

MONEY AND COMMERCE.

OMAHA , NEB. , June 121876.Gold , at Omaha , buying $1 11 }

selling , 1.12 |COMMISSION PROVISION , PRODUCE ,

FRUITS , ETC.

Butter Receipts-very large. Nolocal demand whatever ; selling topackers at 1011.

Eggs Market Qtauwbat depress-ed

¬

; Ho outside prices for freshstock-

.Dorsett

.& Co. , exclusively buyers

aud shippers of butter aud eggs , arepaying for good fresh butler 12c ,

and for fresh eggs lOc.

Live Cblcl ens 13.25 per dnz

Potatoes Dull ; 20.Maple Sugar 15 per Ib.

Bermuda onion's 3 50 per case.Bermuda louaittoes $1 50 per

box.Orauees Q 60.47 QO per box ; fair

demand.Lemons 6 50a6 75 per box ; fair

demand.Apples Choice stock , per bbl , ,

6 00a7 00 Per box of 1J bushel , 3 50-

a40Q..

Bananas Per bunch , 3 50.Strawberries Market little short

Choice stock selling * at 18a20 centsper box.

Cherries Fair demand , 12Jal5cper box.

Gooseberries 12} per box.

GRAIN-

."Whea.t

.

. , No. } , is quoted from 80-

to 88. .No. 2 , 75a83 ; No. 3 , 65a73 ;

rejected , 50a63.Corn , No. 2, 27a28 cents.Oats , No. 2, 23a2. i ; rejected ,

18.

Barley 25a30 cento.Rye is quoted at 45 cents. ' "

The markeb are brink and. re-

celpts-

| large ,

LIVE .

Steers on foot perlOOlbs$375a400-doCalves do 450a500.-doHogs do , . 625-doSheep do 450a500

PROVISIONS

Hams *" per'lb. 14-

iShoulders do i 1Tallow t tit * doDressed hogs y - per 100 800 850

GROCERIES

SUGARS.

GranulatedPowderedCrushedRefined , cut loafStandard 'A *

Extra * B'Yellow 'C'

COFFEE.

CANNED JEDITS.

Peaches 2 Ib cans per case 1350do Slbeans do 475

Strawberries , 2 Ib cans do 380Blackberries do 400-

4SORhubarb , 2 Ib cans do-Therrics do do 400Pineapples do do-Domatocs

380do do-

do300

2 Ib cans do-orn

380 400? , 1 Ibcans do 450-eas.

475? . early garden 2 Ib cans do-Eas

430? , common do do .150Scans , strinc do do 250

FISH AND OTBHB3-

.jalmou

.

2 Ib cans per doi 375do 1Ib cans do 240

Jobstcrs , 2 Ib cans do-do

3251 Ib cans do 200

Jvsters , etandard,2 Ib cans per case 400do do lib cans do-do

200slack , 2 Ib cans do 280

do do 1 Ib cans do-HALT.

80-

ffirta

.

perlbB-

OA PS-

.Kirk's.

savon per Ibdo White Russian dodo India do-

3chajfer'sStLoui3)Qermando( )Omaha soatt do

PLUG TOBACCO.

Black Goods , western perlb 43 50do Virginia do 62 55

. : .vdor.Virginia'?*n ' KJ ? 4° g>

YOM

Natural Lea'f 00

BREAD STUFFS

St. Louts W. W. Flourlper bbl 8 50 10 00Nebraska spring do 2 GO 2 753. an per ton 1200Corn meal perlOO 100-

5HEE8E..

N , Y. factory Rper Ib 11312

[ mportod SwissSwiss

dodo 213a

Liimbarc dc 16

DRY GOODS.-

PRINTS.

.

.AmericanAmoakeag

. 6-

BI.KACHID

Iu allory. pink or purplePacific Mills-SimpsonsSpragueWamsuttaWashingtonHohw '

COTTOH-

a.Lonsdale

.

,Cambric -

Cabot -3?Cabot ' 4-Fruit of LoomNew York millsLilly of the ValleySenate mills-Amoskeag AGold MedalBates B BWamsutta-SlattervillsPeabodyPepperell-

do

BROWN COTTOSB.

Atlantic II-dQ P

N.bjfaaka standard;A A-

Pepperell 0-

do Rdo-

Indian Headdo do-do Ao,

da U.aDIMIM-

B.Amoekeag.

Beaver Creek AA-do do BB

HaymakersYorkOtis axa-doBBdo CO-

Shetnoket B-

4a BB

AmericanAmoskeaeBatesLancaster

TIOriNQI.J-

KAX8.

.Amoskeag 32-

Amoskeag

BlddofordFalls A-

do AA-do AAA

.

, browndo bleached

ClarendonCANTON rLANHILS-

.Amoskeap.

Ado-do

BBDD-

ArlingtonBleached

Wicassee.H 10' T-

do12

A-

do13

Y-

do X 15S"& 23-

F4INTS ANDIOILS.

Carbon oil gal 17-

doLinseed oil. raw 75-

doLinseed oil , boiled 80-

doLard oil , No 1-

dp9a-

doextra I110O115Benzine do-

doWest Virginia lubricating do-

per

25 328Fish oil-Turpentine

5do 60

PAIHT8.White lead , strictly pure per m-

do do rjure do-do do uno pure French do-do do do do Amer. do

Red lead doPutty in bladders do

Discounts off lint.-

FUKX

.

Mink , prime I 25@1 75

Racoondo inferior 35

Muskrat. falldo winterdo spring 27-

IHOOdo Kittens

Skunk , black prim *do narrow stripedjprima-do

SO

broadOtter. Ho 1 , large 700

*'Fisher 900Wolf No 1 large mountain 300

do No 2 do-do

200No 1 small prairie 105

do No 2 do 80Beaver .well furred aud clean perlb-

do140

stagy and heavy 90 100Red fox No I 150Kid fox Nol. 40

Deerskin ,redan d short blue , per Ib! 30Antelope 25

LUMBER

Joists , studding and slllj 20 n ndunder

Over 20 feet each additional footFeucingNo 1 ,

do No 2 18 00

lit common boards 20 002nd do do-A'

1 °°stock boards , 10 and 12 Inches 45 00

B' do do do do 35000' do do do do-

1st25 00

clear 1. IK. IK and 2 Inch 55 00

2d do do do do-3d

5000do do do do 4000

Flooring , clear 45 00-

do 1st common 40 00-

do 2d do 30 00-

do 3d 25.00-do narrow. No 1 40 00-

1st clear ceiling % inch 35 00-2d do do >4 do 30 00-

1st do do % do , 27 K-2d do do % do ' ' 25 00-

1st do siding 23 nc

2d do do 22 O-C1st common do 20 OC

A'shingles 3 5CX31 75Extra No 1 shingles 2 soCommon No 1 shingles 2 00

Lath per 1000 3 00D i II pickets per 100 3 00 3 50Square do do 3 soO U Batten per lineal foot 1VJRough do do

LEATHER

Best Buffalo sole M AjgMatamoras do 30 34Best oak 40 43Baltimore oak sole 43French kips ji 40 '2 00

do ealf , leading brands 1 75 2 40Domestic kins 75 ] 25

calfs 1 10 1 60Hemlock , upper per foot 22 28Oak do do 25Grain. do do 25Linings per doz 7 00 10 00Toppings do 10001200Morocco (bootleg ) per foot 38 45-

uo oil dressed do 3fi 40do Simon per skin 3 00 3 25.u.° Blovo kltl 00

jjelt leather. per side COBopUY ebbing per bolt 45 70Oak harness leath"r , Pittsburg' 43

Jo Nol 40 42d9 No 2 88

Dak line leather 44 JgHemlock harneaslleather Nol 37 39

° "hemlock line leather 42Fair bridle per side 6 00 7 00iea u collars per doz 24 00 25 00° ?° do 19U02000scotch do d0 35 ooConcord do 38 00dollar leather (black ) per ft 18 24° 1

{ ( russt ) do 18 20Patent dash leather do 18

HIDK-

Breen} hides per ft 4U-3reen eured hides do 6Bry hides do 10 912Dry salted hides do 9 10-

ry calfand kip do 12> heep pelts each 30(91( 25Fallow per ft ,7

LIQUORS AND WINE.

* wines Per ga 1 12Ucohpl IS3 per cent do 2 20-jrench spirits do 2 30Marshall's Br'bonwhiskydo 1 25Miller's do' ' 155Brandy , very fine do 4 00

do inferior brando do 1 50 3 75J'n.lOO per cent do 150 3 00-ilolland Gin. 90 per cent I 75turns , mixed Jamaica 100per cent do 1 50

New En * , rum. 90 perctdo 220Kennedy's bitters do 1 50

do per case 7 25do in 100 case lots 6 50

Jiampnftnes , pints in baskets 24 00 30 00-L'ortwinc , infrbr'ds per case 5 60 9 00

do very line 1050'hor"c.s. .5001650Jle , Kdmburgh , per doz 3 COMe , Bass .t oo's palo 3 (Bjnmnesa Dublin stqut XX 3 CO

CARPET AND OIL CLOTH.

IRON AND STEEL.

Iron in bars per Ib 5-

2ast plow steel do 10Pool steel do 13 20

NaU rods do 10

SHEET IRON. WIRE BLOCK TIN. COPPER. 4c-

.sircrrr

.

IROS.

First quality No 1C to 20 per Ib 5-

do No ±J to 24 do 5W-

do No 26 do 5K-do No 27 do 5?|

Charcoalboth sides smooth. No24do CM-

do do No23do 614-

do do No 27 do t2Double refined. No "4 do

- do No 26 do-do No 27 do-

tlussui , perfect. 7 to 12 do-do No 1 stained do-

'A' American imitation RussiaallNos do , _For less than full bundle add one c'eij

GALVANIZED IRON-

.No

.

14 to to 20 perlb-No 21 to 24 do-Ne 25 do-Ne 27 do-Ne 27 do

Full bundles discount 20 per centc-

orpKK.

- |

.

Braziers 10 to 12-

do 12J4 to 100Sheathing 14 and 16 oz-Planished 13 and 16 oz-

do No 7, 8 and 9Copper bottoms

TIX PLATK ,10x14 1C best quality per box10x14 IX do do-12x12 1C do do-13x12 IX do do-14x201C do do-14x20 IX do do-14ra>IXXX do do-Hoofing. . 10 charcoal 14x20 do '. ! 00-

do IXdo 14x20 do 1275-do 10 do 20x28 do 1*do IX do 20x23 do 6 50

'BLOCS: TIN.

Largo pigs per Ib 30

Small pigs do 30Bar tin do 32-

ZINC. .Sheet tin 25 to 30 inches do HH-

do 25 to 35 do per sheet 12J-4Tinners'solder.extra refined do' 13-

do Nol do 21-

do roofing do 18-

RKIOUT WIREPrice 9o lOo lie 11X I2S

No's 0to6 7to9 10&11 12 13414Price 14c 15c ICc-

Nos , 1541G 17 18Discount 25 per cent , on full bundles.

Through to Chicago

WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.

The Chicap Burlington & Qnincy

RAILROAD

With its Smooth and Perfect Track. ElegantPassenger Coaches , end

PULLMAN SLEEPING AND DINING CARS

Is acknowledged by the press , and all whotravel over it , to be the best appoint-

ed¬

and best managedroadinthe country.

Passengers Going EastShould bear in mind that this is the

Best Route to Chicago ,

And all point * east , north and northwest

Pa-'sencers by this route have choice of FoulDifferent routes and the advantage of

SIX DAILY LINES PALACE SLEEPING CARS

VBOJI

Chicago to New York*

WITHOUT CHANG* .

All express trains on thisline sore equippedwith Westinghouse Patent Air Brakes , andMiller's Patent Safety Platform and Cou-

ple : s. the most perfect protection against ae-

cidtnta-

in the world. .Pullman Palace Sleeping nd Dining Can

are run on the Burlington route.Information concerning routes , rates

time , connections , &e. , will be cheerfulljgiven by applying at the office of the BurKigton Route. Grand Central Hotel , come ,

Fourteenth and Farnham. Omaha. Keb.-

WM.

.

. B STRONG. SAML. POWELL-.Gen'l

>Supt. , Gen'l Passenger Ag t ,

Chicago. 111. Chicago. Hi-

.J.W.MORSE.

. n.P.DEUEL.-Gen'l

.AgX 6mah >. Ticket Ag't.Omah-

iJACOR EFUND * CO. ,

TirHOLESALEANDRETAILDEALE-KW in Cheese. Limburger. Schweitzer

Philadelphia Hand Cheese and Kraeuti-Cheese. . HoUwid Herring and Mustord. No

DoanU.bst et.between Bg-gM *

& St Louis Skoit Linei

1876 !

HOT TO if. LODI.

The Kansas City , St. Joe andCouncil JJlufls K. R.-

Is.

the only direct line t-

oST. . LOUISAND THE EAST. PROM

OMAHA & THE WEST.H-

O

.

CB.ANGE of cars between Omaha MidSt. Louis , and but ono between Oms

ha and New York.

This is the only line running a-

I'allmnu Vnlnco Sleeping DnyConch Cwtt from Omaba via St.

Joe and Kansns City to St-.Loala

.011 Arrival of tliellTa

Ion rnclHc ExpressTrain.

PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY

8 ALL BEACHING

E'stem' aM fi5erfl! Cites.

With less changes and in advanoo of otherlines.

This entire ineis equipped with

Pullman Palace Sleeping CarsPALACE DAY COACHES & CHAIR CARS

Milltr't Sifcty Platform and Coupler ,

AND THE

Celebrate ! Westiiiglioiise Air Braie ,

that your tickets read viaMKANSAS CITY. ST. JOE & COUNCIL

BL UFFS RAILR OAD.

VIA OK4HA & ST. LODIS.C-

ickets

.

for sale at 53 Farnham St. . underGrand Central Hotel.

FRANK E. MOOHES Ticket Ag.'L 253 Farnham St-

JOS. . TEAHON. QEO.L. BRADBURY.Pass. An't. Qen'l Art.-

J.

.

. F. BARNARD. A. C. DAWES.Qen'I Sup't. Gen'l Pass. Agt.*

fat. Joseoh St. Joseph.

Chicago , HOCK Islandnnd iMc.Klo * ( . II.

THE OBEAT CENTKAL liOOTE KllDM

OMAHA TO CHICAGOAND THE EAST

t

Via Do- "oarenport an.l Bo > k Island

This Route being thoroughly onulpped withlegant now Coaches , Palace Sleeping bin , and

having thefadvanUge of a smooth and well bal-Issted

-track , oflera the traveling public an Eut

era Line uneqnaled lor HpoSl. Comlort andSafety.-

AH

.

FaEiienger Traina are equipped with theWKSTINOIIODSK PATBHT Ai* BBAKXS andMiller's Patent Saletf Platform Coupler.

Two Fast Express TrainsLeave Daily , connecting as follows

AT DBS M01NU3 with the DesMolnes VallerRailroad for Oskaloosa. Ottumwa. Keokukand St. Louis-

.AT.

OKINNELL with the Central1 Railroad ofIowa, for all points north to St. faul.-

AT.

WEST LIBERTY with the BurlingtonCedar Rapids A Minnesota Railroad forBurlington Cedar Kapids , Dubuque it St.Paul , at VIL10.V JUNCTION with theSouth-Western branch , for Muscatine ,Washington and rointa south.-

AT.

UAVtNPOET with the Davenport A StPaul liailroaJ for points north.-

AT.

UOCK ISLAN1 > with the Western UnionBflllroaJ for Fierport , Itelolt , Itacme, Mil-waukee

¬, and all joiuts in uortberu llUnola

and WUconun.-AT

.BOCK ISLAND with the ItocVford , Rock

Is'.and and St. Louts K. ilroad for bt. Louiaand polata scuth.-

AT.

BOOK ISLAND with the Peoria A. BockIsland Ballroad lor Peoria and iiointa east.- " _jTrKC.wUh branch , for Uen-

J.

-

. . OIIINT. !.!, , Receiver ,

Tiroil Line Irti ani South ,

In connection with the Chicago. Milwau-kee

¬

i St. Paul Railway , and tbo

GREAT EAST & WEST LINES

-FORMS AN-Unequalled Route !

FROM

to St. Pail !

01VHER-

MINNESOTA POINTS

Passer eors by this route leaving CounciBluffs on the afternoon trains

will make direct connoctisn-at tbe different junc-

tions¬

with the

St. Paul Express !

Avoiding delay , betel bills and transfer.

THROUGH TICKETS TOR SALE ,

At all the principal ticket offices.-

A.

.. RUSSELL , uen'l Pass , and Ticket Agt-

.Marahalltown..

. Iow-

a.Tbe

.

State Uii-eSTEAMSHIPS ,

NEW YORK TO

Glasgow , Liverpool , Belfast , lion-

dondery-

and Dnblla.Passengers booked to any part of Greal

Britain and the continent.These first-class full powered steamers wil

sail from pier 42. North River , foot of CaneStreet , New York.as follows :

State of Pennsylvania , Captain .KnightTuesday , March 9. State of Virginia. Capt-Moody. . Tuesday. March 23. State o

Indians ,. Captain Sadler. Tuesday. April 6-

FirstclMS. . saloon. WO. 470. 80. returrtickets 8120. Second cabin , respectableand cpmfortobleaccomodations. *to : re-

turn tickets 880 until notice. Steerace aceomodations superior. $28-

.Tor.

further information apply to McNAIT-&BORDEN. . No. 2G5 Farnham Street , am-

10th. . opposite depot.Austin Baldwin 4 Co. , agents , 72 Broad

way. New York ,

J. K. Earle. general western nwnt. G

Clark street Chicago. III. rach27-u

C. F. MATTDERSON ,A TTORNEY AT LAW. 212 Farnham St. .fOmaha. . Nebraska-

.T.

.

. W. T. BICHAKDSTAT LAW. Office. 490.13thATTORNEY Farnham and Ilarney.-

Omaha..

. Nebraska-

.J.

.

. S. SHROPSHIRE.AT LAW. Room No. 1. S.ATTORNEY 15th and Douglas StreeU.

Omaha , Nebraska.

JAMES O. ADAMS ,

TTORNEY AT LAW. Church BlockL Room No. 1. Omaha. janlS tf-

G.W. . AMBROSE.-A

.TTORNEY AT LAW. 280 Dongla * St. .± Omaha. Neb.

Bin nlH-p gh tyyn Sc Greene ,A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Odd Fellow's

Block Omaha. Nebraska-

.N.

.

. J. BURNHAM.-A

.*

TTORNEY ANDCOUNSELOR AT LAAV± . Southeast Corner of 15th aud DouglasStreets. Omaha Ne-

bDEXTER L. THOMAS ,A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW

J3L. OfEce Room No. 8. Visscher's Block.Omaha. Neb.

PARKS GODWIN ,.4 TTORNEY AT LAW. 14th and Dongla

A. StreeU. with G. W. Doa-

ne.L.F.MAGINN

.

,ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE-Vis-

, Omaha. Nebraska.-marlCtf

.

E. ESTABROOK ,A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office. Creighton

A. Block. Omaha. Neb-

.G.

.

. E. PRITCHETT ,A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW

. Office , 511 Thirteenth Street. AddressLock Box 769 Omaha-

.E.

.

. F. SMYTHE ,ATTORNEY AT LAW. Odd Fellow's

A. Block. Omiha. Nebra-

ska.E.W.SIMERAL.

.

.ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office-Wejti. entrance Caldwell block. Douglas , be-

tween¬

Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets ,octlldAw-

tfO.H. . BAULOTJ , .A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office.Creighton's

. new block , southeast corner room , firstdoor. Omaha. Nebraska , .

W.J.OONNEIXCOU-NSELOR

,AT LAW AND DISTRICT

_> Attorney for Second Judicial District.Office , Rooms 1 and 2 , Jacob's Block. Omaha.Nebraska.

WM.L.L-AWYER.

.' '* * ,

. "-wreighton Block ,

Omaha , Nebraska-

.X.VTIIER

.

R. WRIGHT ,

Jiv tice of the PeaceOffice. Douglas Street , West Entrance

Caldwell Block. jan 14

MOTKU-

S.N

.

LIQH HOTT.-EWest Point. Nell.-

A.

.. D. BEEXER , . Proprietor.The best and largest hotel in Nebraska

north of Omaha. Warm rooms and goodspring beds always to be found ; also a first-class table. Livery and feed stable in con-nection

¬

! novlS l-

yI3LAIR EOT ELA-

ND

Railroad JCatiut lfon.se ,

(In Depot Building. )

A first class house in every respect.2.00 per dar. Blair. Neb. novlS

Far ners' House ,

R. H. SKETCHLEY , - - Proprietor ?

Frout Nt. , 1Uair, NebriiNkn.-

A

.

first class hotel in every respect. Boardand lodging per week. 5.00 ; per day. * t.K( >.Meals at all hours. novlS l-

yGrand C entr alO-

niulin , . . . NobrnitknThe largest and best hotel between Chica-

go¬

and San FranciscoOpened new September SO 1873-.sepSOtf

.QEd. THRALL ,

Proprietor.

The Metropolitan ,

OMAHA , NEBRASKA.-X

.> . A. . VmiN"n.met; ,Jr. Pi-ojp.The Motropolitio Hotel is conlrally lo-

cated.¬

. and is first-Mass in every respect ,having recently been entirely renovated.The public will find it a comfortable andhomelike house. mitS-

tfDaveniDort House ,

Next Door Eut of the "Bet ," Offic-

e.JOHX

.

RICUAKD , - IMtOP.

This house furnishes the best accommodat-ions.

¬

. Day board , per week. 350. Singlemeals. 25 cents. sep3 tf

BYRON HEED. S.REE-

D.IByron.

Reed & Co. .THE OLDEST ESTIBLISIIED

REAL ESTATE AGENCY

In Wcl> rnslcn.Keep a complete abstract of title to all

real estate in Omaha and Douglas County.

OMAHA CITY

STOVE STOHB ,

E. F. COOK ,

C37 14th SI., Bet. Douglas and Dodge.

Manufacturer of Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron-Ware , and Dealer in-

Cooliing and Heating Stoves.-

StampedJapanned

.

and French Ware on andTin Roofing. Untters and Spouting and Workdoneand warranted. ! ian25tf

Central City House ,

Central City , - IVeb.-

M.

.

. LEE WRIGHT , Proprietor.

This house has been thoroughly overhauled ,

cleaned from top to bottom , re-carpeted , andre-furnished complete , with patent springbeds , and is first-class in all respects. Nopains or money will be spared to make theCENTRAL take rank with the best hotels inthe State. a quiet and comfortable home ,The tables will bo supplied with the verybest the markets afford. .

The patronage of the traveling public isrespectfully solicited. -

Land office directly opposite. Land hunt-crs

-

and others wishing to make purchases inthe real estate line , farming lands or citjlots , or any bniiness connected with a realestate office , will find parties at the office toshow them around , and furnish any and allinformation concerning Merrick Count ]reality , prices A-

c.Plaite

.

Valley Laul Apcy

Real bliie , Loan I General Collecting Ageal

CENTRAL CITY NEB.Real estate bought , sold or exchanged ,

Loans nezotiated. or investments made 01

the most reasonable terms. Pay taxes fo-inonresiyents , redeem lands sold for taxes

Correspondence solicited and busmenpromptly attended to. aprSO-u

Has tte Bfst steel in (toalia , anil males lie Icmst Prices.

GREAT REDUCTIONHave an UrLusually Large and At-

tractive¬

Assortment of Furniture , Bed-ding

¬

and Everything Pertaining to theFurniture and Upholstery Trade , all ofwhich is now Offered at G-reatly Re-duced

¬

Prices.Will make it to the Interest of Par-

ties¬

Desiring Goods in this Line to call-

.Chas..

SMverick. ,fcb21mon-wJUattf 203 Farnham Street.

S. KIRSCHBERGHas juH commenced business at S.Rawitzer's old stand. No. 207 Douglas street , and ha

will , during the coming season , run two wagons for the delivery of all kinds o-

tGEOCEBIES , PROVISIOKS POULTR ?, FISH AD IHD1T !

He will keen on band at all times the very choicut goods in the market. Farmers shonllbring their Poultry ami Produce to Mr. Kirachberg , who will pay the hiihest marketPirca for it. junell-

yOinnlm , ?C

Importer Of Wines , Brandies and Gins ,Wholesale Dealers in pure Bourbon County. Kentucky. Copper Distilled Whiskies thmost celebrated brands. Sole agent for the Celebrated Nevada. Colorado. Montana Cizan-

mvortod Scotch and liass Ale and London Porter , always on hand.PIPES AND TOBACCO.__ . .

_A. PETERS , Manufacturer and Dealer in

Riding Bridles. Collars. Halters. Whips. Horse Blanket* . Harness Oil. 4c.-apr3

.tf 37VL I'arnliam Street.-

C.

.

. P. GOODMAN ,

WHO-LESAIiEDRUGGIST !

I> oalcr In.

PAINTS OILS 8BWI3DOW GLASSu Nebraska.

The Verdict of German Masters in Favor of the

HALLET , DAVIS & CO. :

The text of the joint statement and te timonml of a full congress of the great Germanmasters , relative to the claims of the 11ALLKT , 1>AIS Jt CO. Piano , liteially translatedand concisely formulated.i as follows :lothrPeojJeof Germany and of the World : .

We have made a detailed and exhaustive examinational In * UalUt , DavuiK Co. Piano of-

Jiotton , U S-A.-vponitiiaeritandcltiimatamaterlal improvement upon all modem and icyinstrument * , andfind that in mechanical plan and eonttrvction , and in tJt* larger matter of tonein compan. range , fultnett anditrenfth of ejcprtition , it it an addition to the power of the modernPiano , and an improvement on all instrument * vet invented for tke articulation of tie ploriou.1harmonies of tound. We recognise the claim to unicenal tuptrioritu of iiulitputaUy valid.

( Signed )

VltDIN "

' ', Profiaior lierl in Hoyal Academy ; and tire undred otheri.

The Pianos thus endorsed by the collective eenins and authorities of the world , may-be found in large variety , together with the Smith's American Organ and the Kimball.-Uroat

.Union , and other Piano ; , at my wareroams , corner State and Adams Sts. Chicago-

.Vf..

. KIMBALL. Sola Northwestern ACeal ,Cor- State unt-

lHVC I T I!

American Organs3o Years Established ! 74ooo Now in Use ! 25O-

Hnve Been Awarded for Best Organ ! New Styles ! New CatalogueNow Prices ! Also the Largest Assortment of Pianos Ever Brought tothe West ! Before Purchasing Address

W. W. KIMBALL ,205 , 207,239 , State St.

Wholesale Agent for tlie Northwest.A-

.

.

. SCHBOKDER. A. KLEI-

K.GREATWESTERN

.

FILE ((10 ,

A. SCIIKOEDER & CO. ,PROPRIETOR.

Manufacturers of all kinds of

FILES & RASPS ,From the beat cast steel. fOld Files re-cut and warranted glod as new.

Mill picks andstono masons toob sharpenedin the best manner.

Mesira. Schroederand Klein are both prac-

tical¬

file cutters and inachsnistii , ncd will ex-

ecuta-

all kinds of re-cutting ic. entrustedto their care on reasonable terms.

Goods sent by express and all orders forwork

Officeexecuted

Sontdpromptly.side of Capital Avenue , be-

tween¬ JOHN II. GREEN.

13lh and 14th Streets , Omaha. Neb.nov 3dlr-

rH

STATE MILLS ,T> oalor In

Brain, Floor & Feel ani CountMETALLIC MERCHANT.

Paint.The cheapest , best , most dura-

ble¬

, most fire , water and weatherproot paintmade. Send for sam-

GeneraUAgent.

-

>

. Omaha.

ana 20-1

SMITH 6C CLEM ,NEWSDEALFRS ,

Boolisellers , Stationers ,Toys ,

Notions , CItc r , JSzo.-

KEARNEY..

. NEB.Also General Agents for the Omaha Daily

and Weekly BK. novKdtf