Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 3, 1873, Page 1

P L. — — \ | « B t { q \ » e S e St N o DAILY BEE, EDWARD ROSEWATER, Eal Vllee, 138 Farnbawm st., bet. Ninth and Teuth THRERMS. e eupy, one year in advance, ¢ wix mun.Illv [ v and Prop'r. MAHA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Auetion Goods, P.FARW rrham and lioes, and Twelith Ha nment Clothing. iy J Lwewn Artists’ Material, BRADY & MCAUSLAND. 56 and teenth styeet. Hoots Shoes. PIILIP LANG, 156 Farnlam street, letween Tenth and Eleventh. Tty Confectl streets, Cndies and Confec solicited. apil Coul Dealers, POLAND & ELLIOTE, ol Lime, Ces mwent, Hair, ete. 131 Farnham strict febis-gm Conftectt FRANK L, MCDONALD, doal Honery, Fruit, Groceries an. th ane nham. Luane der for travellers. Draggists. J. A ROEDER. Druggist, corner 121h and Hnrney streets. Fraits and Confectiouery. & RIDGE, dealers nery. North Pole Sod . lor in Confeos LAN and Cot the 2, 0, nsurance Agents, FRENCH & MCKOON. Fire and Accident neurunce Agents, over the Post office. Jeweler and Optician. R 224 Doughs st Spactactes, anl © ocksmi BELL HANGING, Bl Hi Laundry. UMAHA SPEAM LAUNDRY. Corner of § wenty-first and Tzanl stroets, Order shite at Culifornia Wine Company. Paluts, O BRADY & MCAUSLAND, b strect. MANN & BEARD, Ho Tenth street, hetwoon Glass, and 538, Four- Pal Harney. Teal Estate and Conl Oftice, JOMN JOHNSON, Foarteenth street, thind door north from Posts 20, tickets o and urope, Drafts, 1o ote. Factory. PREMIUM SOAP WORKS. Powell Fivo first premiuims awarded by 4 State Fairs, and Pottawas ed from low. " CLARK & FRENCH, WHOLESALE GROCERS —AND— COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ALL ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY m!:romntly FilieAa W AWNINGS! { all descriptions made and put up. A'..I-F(;'ll.l A'nlunpflmvl'll!l(lh A Specialty Made of Crank Awnings, By BENJAMIN B, JON 27% Farnham 8 IT THAT WM. SEXAUER, 226 Farnham St. Sells bebter goods and at lower prices than uny RENT TO PAY. Tf you do_not believe it, call and exawine his large stock of TRNITUR BEDDING, —~AND-— Live Geese Feathers, AND SATISFY YOURSELF. aprigdtt hiasi Why do People go Almost Naked, when they oan get Olothes for Nothing 7 Bargains in Second-hand Clothing ! A, MORRIS, h\!elhrl Sh«"«ml ' (.’llolh:n: Store, Fi ns ju recelved ..x..afl'..'.:’.'m'.. Becond=haud Clothing, e ho 14 prepared 1 el oheaper tham tho haapest. Give. him & it you New Firm! New Goods! New Carpets! New Everything:! ARE NOW RECEIVING A A Large and Elegant Stock New Styles of Dry Goods, CARPETS, NOTIONS, Mto., 50 which allfriends wud purchasers generally are requ and examine HOUSTON & GARRISON, .,2.%7 Farnham Street. WAN LINBERT, TAITOR, 18th St., bet. Farnham and Harney, of all Al Kinds of TAILORING, CLEANING and REPAIRING done ut reaxonable rates. prie-1m "0 THE CITIZENS OF OMANA, THE EMPIRE ICE CO. red to CONTRACT for and i1l il PR ORDERS o thelr tne. ICH ~AND- SOFT WATER. lerROCERS TEKAMAH HOUSE, TEXAMAH, boe & .6 L BRWY J. . NEBED, Prop’r. The BEST LODGING and MEALS IN TOWN, Omaba men, giv call. apraig TREMONT HOUS Cor. 16th St. & Day Hoard, $1 y Capitol Av. and Lodging 0 perday. WYOMING HOTEL George Douglas, Prop'r, w Omaba, Nebraska. 8. E. cor. 9th and Paraham General uifices of the U, P. R. R diroctly opposite. Iso convenlent o the several ticket ofices an d depota. Passenger Transfer Company office directly opposite. o polnty start for all tralns from this all baggnge Is transferred from this fied of the rrival and departure wogzidit. CALIFORNIA HOUSE, FRITZ HAFNER, Prop’r., 170 Douglams St., (Corner hie duy or 3 Landiging, s, 2 conts Tk Box i, Just Openeod The Central Hotel The new building at the southeast corner of Leavenworth and Teath streets, one block north of U. P, Depot, i FRED. THIES, Prop. GRADY & BRO.’S Real Estate Gift Enterprise! Alegitimate undertaking, for the disposing of valuable s pr Tocated in the eity of Omaha. FIVE PRIZES! VALUED AT} B24,000! WILL BE GIVEN AWAY. FIRST PRIZE—Lot and Store Building, No. 105 Douglas street, cor. Twelft ite Motropolitan Hotel. ECOND PRIZE—Adjoining Store and lot, 193 Douglas street. THIRD PRIZE—Adj. Lot, No. 191 Douglas streef FOURTH PRIZE—Two-story Building and Lot, on Twelfth street, adjoiniug {he above property FIFTH PRIZE—Two-siory Dwelling House and Lot, on St. Mary's avenue. Five Graud Prizes, amounting to. 8,000 TICKETS AT $3 EACH. DRAWING, POSITIVELY, at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, in Omaha City, JULY 4th, 1873. this enterprise are old citi- vin ided here o known in i integrity and pecuni- ors of responsibility. ar, They take thi property for cash, havin o thod to dispose of their failed to find pur- on those terms through the ordinary aluation of the prizes s just what the would bring If_ there wore cash_ pur- ket. 1t is centrally located, propert. chasers {n the e and sultable for cither wholesale or retail bust- ness. thin a few years it cannot fail to do pply to any bank GRADY & BRO. apr2feel UNION MARKET, R.A.ZTARRIS 846 Fourteenth St. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, PlgELlP,Ofl'l‘lY, GAME & VEGETABLES. Omaha Steam Heat- ing and Plumbing Works! WAS FITTING & FIXTURES, DRALERS 1N Wrought Iron, Pipe Fitting, Trime ming, Also o large assortme BRASS COODS, 3toaw Pumps, LIk and Poros Pumps, Wash- stauds, Water Olosots, Bath Tubs and Bhower Baths put up in the most satisfactory manuer. Plumbers® und Gas Fitters’ Material always on aana, FITZPATRICK, Sty Under Hamilton House oetlTde Donglia FOR RENT. AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE With all modern improvewents. A GOOD BARN attached to the premises. Corner Cali- foruia and Twentleth streets. Five Store Rooms, Five Dwellings, Corner California and Sixteenth streets. "OPERA HALL, One .toruob_noom . A ROOMS BUITABLE FOR OFFIOES, REDICK'S OPERA HOUSE, By =, X B EXAXa tice in Caldwel ock, O mardi-if : cfii}uwn &‘Morgan-,‘ febisu ETNERCE 80 e sl L s i SASRENE Tue Prince of W(h)ales has made his appearance in Vierna, and the international and submarine shew can now go on, EX-GOVERNOR PINCHBACK is pack- ing his carpet sack for the Vienna Expositlon. Without him, the show would after all be incomplete, —_— VEGETATION is backward, but tle cold weather does not interfere with the growth of crow-cusses planted by our citizen reformers last month. A Meypnis life insurance company suspended a few days ago. Jefl Davis isone of the Directors, and his suspension is also a mere matter of time, GEN. Dopar is the successful bids der for the contract to furnish beef for the red-skin beef ecaters. This will console his friend O'Baldwin for wasting so much genuine eloquence at that jollification over Col. Sapp's dispatch. I'RoM the Washington (hronicle we glean that the Grand Army of the Republic is reorganizing. We pre- sume it is the intention of its Brevet commanders to organize an expedi- tion against the Modoes or the U, S, Treasury. Ir it takes four editors to furnish the readers of the Lincoln Leader with intellectual pabulum, how many should it take to fill the cols umns of a firstclass city daily, or even an unpretending journal like the Omaha Daly BEeg. MuLLETS monstrosities furnish a prolific theme for the dyspeptic re- porter of the Chicago 7imes. The monstrosity in question is to be th postoffice and custom house of Chica- o, and will cover an area something less than half a mile square. Tuk cable informs us that the Greck and Roman Monks, stationed at Bethlehem, Palestine, had tried the virtues of their creed by pound~ bn;alia. Sat‘;rday M TELEGRAPHIC Speclally reported for Tir OMAuA BEE, by the AL and Pacitic Telegeaph Company. ) NEW TORE. THE ATLANTIC BANK DEFAL- CATION. MADRID, May 2, ‘The masons of Barcelona, who were recently on a strike, have resumed work, PAris, May 2. have surrounded h is almost defenseless, The Carlists Bilboa, w BAYONNE, May 2. A rumor comes trom the frontier that the Cure of Santa Gruz has been shot by his own officers. ToroxTO, May 2. The Hon. Mr, Tilley, Finance ister, has given notice of a propo~ sition to increase the Provincial sub- sidies. It is proposed to relieve On- taria aud Quebec of indebtedness to the amount of $10,506,084, and to e a proportionate subsidy to the other provinces WasnHIFC May 2. autopsy of James Brooks, showed that he died of an extensive cancerous disease of the stomach. WasHING May 2. Gen. Sherman said to-day that he looked for a change in the campaign toward the Modoes now that Gen. Dayis had assumed command, Ad- ditional troops will be sent and prob- ably volunteers will be authorized among the frontiersmen. NEW YORK, May 2. The Tribune publishes the follo ing: “The Receivir of the Atlantic Bank yesterday completed the list of depositors and amounts to their credit, but refused to give a copy to the Tribune reporter. An examina- tion was also made by him of the special loan account, and some singu- lar illustrations were brought to light, showing the loose manner in which the afliirs of the bank were conduct- ed by the defaulting cashier. These were of such a character as to indicate not_only criminality on ing each other. It was certainly in bad taste to prove their faith in Jesus in a pugilistic encounter at his birth place. Times “condenser” BAYS ¢ An enterprising photographer has ne to get some views of the lava ds. He considers himself entirely safe,-as the Modocs will take his mas chine for a traveling howitzer, and give him a wide berth, The Bee would not wonder if that berth when measured would cover a space of six feet by three. — GENERAL SHERMAN isalways prac- tical in military matters. He is not in favor of scalping Modocs, if for no other reason, because there is no advantage gained by scalping a dead Indian. We presume, however, the General would not object to a sur gical operation on the cranium of every live Modoc that roams among the lava beds. Gov. KeLrLoGa’s New Orleans or- gan says the Governor is determined to put a stop to all the various plans that have been in vogue for plunders ing the Louisiana State Treasury. For this purpose he has employed a competent force of detectives. Pars ties looking after Mrs. Smythe will probably find her now where she can do the most good—for Kellogg. Tur Lincoln Leader, having res centiy changed proprictors, also ans nounces a radical change in its edito- rial department. Rev. Chas. Little, formerly of the Saline County Post, is now the managing editor, with three assistant editors to help him through his arduous labors. We ap- prehend the proprictors of the Leader want but “Little” here below and want that “Little” long. ALex, H, PHENS i3 trying to sott sonp President Girant, we presume with a view of controlling a little Federal patronage. Ina recent edi- torial article in the Atlanta Sun, the ex-Vice President of the Confederacy says: “We know General Grant, and believe him to be no ordinary man; neither do we believe him to be sordid or corrupt.” From any other source this sentiment might be accepted as a compliment. ——— WHAT, if anything, is being done by our Board of Education, or Su- perintendent Nightingale, with refer- ence to the introduction of German inte our public schools? Some months ago circulars were sent around to parents requesting them to state whether they wanted their chil- dren instrucied in German. We were at the time informed that the replications were in fuvor of such ins struction by overwhelming majoris ties. Bince then the whole thing has ~AND-— COMMISSION MERCHANTS, DEALERS IN PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, &0 AGENTS FOR . 205 FARNHAM STREET, OMAHA NEB, been permitted to slumber, and since nobody seems to take it up, the Ber feels inclined to exercise its custom- ary impertinence to stir up the mat- the part of Tainter, but suggested to someof the depositors, who learned the facts that Tainter had confeders ates as desperate as himself. The special loan account shows that over $340,000 have been loaned on securi- ties, all of which have disappeared. Of this amount L. H. Niles, No. 8 Broad street, one of Tainter’s brok- ers, and as far as known, his onl broker, had received $90,000; and J. H. Conover, a clerk of Niles, who is said to receive only a small salary, named by some persons as low as $8 a week, had borrowed $35,000, Near- ly all these loans had been made to Niles and Conover within the last three months, Only one loan of $10,000 is entered as having been made previous to 1873, au i was as late as November, 18’ the securities deposited by Niles and Conover are among those said to have been stolen. The books of the bank show that the concern was indebted to Niles to the amount of $50,000, represented to have been deposited by him, but Niles yesterday appeared be- fore Receiver Strong, and Eeing asked the amount of his claim against the bank said it was between $200 and $300 only. This extraordinary dis- crepancy continued to puzzle the Re- ceiver and accountants until the close of the examination last night. Tne Receiver has caused inquiry to be made into the standing and credit of all Tainter’s alleged brokers, and the mercantile agencies' reports rens der still more suspicious their large operations for the account of the young defaulter. Further inquiry into the accounts revealed that, with- iu twenty~four hours of the collapse, one of the Directors had overdrawn the account of his firm to the amount of §6.000, W YORK, May 2, The report of the failure of ‘Swan & Co. does not cause a ripple in Wall street. The firm owes but $60,- 000 in the stock exchange. The Broadway Bank has called in $1,200,000 in consequence of the heavy payments by the city on mas tu; ing bonds, amounting to $290,000, The steamship Westphalia took out $67,000 in specie, The committeee from Cincinnati awaiting the arrival of the remains of the late Bishop McIlvaine, will to-morrow meet 4 committee of the leading citizens of New York and arrange for the services in St. Paul's Church this city, in which Bishop Mcllvane was consecrated. The body is expected to arrive to-morrow, MARKETS BY TELEGRACH, Chicago Produce Market, CHICAGO, May 2, Flour—Quict and steady; uns changed, Wheat—Firm; June, 124 bid; July, 126 3-8, Corn—Firm; casl 88; June, 40 1-2; July, 42 August 43}, Oats—Steady ; cash, 30 3-8; June, 33 1-2. I!nrlce’—.\'(emly and fair demand ; No 2, 73@80; No8,65@67 ; rejected, 49, Rye—08 1-2; 69 asked, Highwines—87@87 1.2, Pork—Very quiet; cash, 1775; June, 18; July, 18 25, Lard—Cash, nominal June, 9, New York Produce Market, New York, May 2, l~'luur—Slem|{ at 6 76@7 10, Wheat—Good; dry samples, firm- er; inferior 1 834@145; common, 162@1 5 fuir, 1 64@1 70, | Corn—Heavy; inactive, at 67 bid ; old in store, 68} new, 68@70 afloat. Ouats—Stronger at 6H1@52} afloat. i Barley—Quiet ; jobbing at 85690, Lard=-Jobbing, 85¢, at 87-8; ter, Rye—Unchanged, Morning, May 3. 1873. Whisky—Firmer; sales Freights—Dull; steady steam. | Pork—Firm; 18 6518 75 cash, 19 00, | pld—116 3-4, ‘Please Reé.bdl. at 92, at &) Ir.\" 1 e 11 attentlon 1o our dotone ull kinds of Tin, irou work onbuildi Comtract work. We are both CAL workmen, wnd personally supesintend ench i every picce of done i our jish We nre also age tent Portabl le-ovon Couking Frivate Boarding and Restaurants, Ploase call and exami t GODDARD & READ, nglas Street, Omal SPECIAL ORDINANCEs--NO. Special Ordinance, granting 1o tne Omaha and Southwestern Railroad Company and its suc- cessors wad assigns, the right to occupy cer- tain streets and alleys in the for depot grounds, side tracks, purposes. Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Omaha : BECTION 1. That the right and suthoris | ty is hereby given and granted 1o the Omaba and Southwestern Railrond Company, | L assiigns forever, (o pos- | pots, offices, side tracks' | and other ratlroad purposes, all that portion of Seventh (7th), Eighth (8th), and Niuth (9th) streets, fu the sald city, Iying between the south live of the Union Pac Railroad Depot grounds and Pucific street; also, all that ason street Iying hetween said Un t grounds d Tenth (10) strect, in sald also, the wlleys through Ulocks 252, 233, and 24, (0 said city ; the use | of said streets and alleys being hereby granted for the purpose aforesai ; 1 ided, That said 1po leave an upenlng of sixt in width for w carringe-way in said S (71h) strect. Provided, further, That the ¢ Council may at any time after five years re- quire said railroad company to build a bridge | of one span wud of sufficient heighth aboy grade of the street, with stowe abu . That the Mayor s here execute, in the of the city, a deed in due | form of law to sald company, conveying to it the rights and privileg first sect granted Prov company shall pro 1o con uire the right to oc possess the lots embraced within the wed o section one, lying south an o ac Union Pacitic Kuilroad Depot grounds, Pussed April 20, 1875, | (Shgned) GIBSON, of Council Attest: LEGAL NOTICE. Proporty owners ehy ot rubbish A wo d (o clean 1 i 10 the wise is ity Marshal, suflicient waylwi C. J. TYLER, Auction M General and Commission hant, SALE AND FEED STABLE. 1 all kinds of 51 new Wagons, Harness, ete!, sold and sec on Comny No. 200 Oor. DOUGLAS & FIFTEENTH Bte, OMAHA, NER, taken and refitted the siand on the Douglas and Fifteenth streets, and i the well-known 'Auc- Having rer of Auction Salcs DEWEY & STONE, OLDEST ESTABLISHED FURNITURE HOUSE IN NEBRASKA, Mave on han and as Gre FURNITURE Ax can ve fou any establish- EAST OR WEST! URNITURE! F 187 & 189 Farnham, Bet. 11th and 12th streots, OMAHA, Neb. Juno-daw JOHN O'KEEFFE, MERCHANT TAILOR,! Has the finest line of Spring Goods In the Market. Bootch Chevoit Buits, 36 ORDERS FILLE SHORT NOTICE, T Ou Spoctalty, LN aprlz-m DAILY BEE. 1 Midn.ght Telegraph. . FOREIGN. GARIBALDI REPORTED DANGEROUSLY ITLL RSBURG, Ma f Ger and Russia paid a visit to Gen. Todlebt last evening and listened to his lee- ture on Sebastopal. CONSTANTINOPLE, ) Rear Admiral James Alden, United States Navy, visited the Sultan yess terday, and in_the evening took his departure for Vien oME, May Gen, Garibuldi s reported dager ously ill, BrusskLs, Ont., May 2 Mrs. Redby, a tesident in Giray township, yesterday drowned her three children while temporarily in- sane. She subsequently attempted 1 herself, LoNDON, May 2. In the ichborne trial to-day the French tutors of Sir Roger Tich- borne were examined and gave testi- mony which is regarded as fatal to the hopewof the claimant: The Turkish government has or- dered 40,000 ritles in the United | States, The case of the Bank of England to- on of sevs SONers were forgery was again before court 1 4 the examina pr again rema Juil. An accident océurred to-night to the train from London to Chester, | ral persons are reported killed | and wounded, MAbRip, May 2. The Carlist prisoners on one of the Canary Islandy mutinied the other day. The guard fired on them, and | many were killed and wounded, A’ dispatch from Barcelonn says | General Velaide has issued an order granting amnesty to all Carlists that surrender within eight days, except | those who deserted from the Spanish army, and the leaders, and” requiring the “Inhabitants of 'Berget. o pay | £10,000 for allowing the Carlists un- | der Suballs to enter the town. Recruiting for volunteers who are to be brought into active service against the Carlists, is in progre:s throughout Spain. DENVER, May The caribon silver mtne and reduc tion works, situated in Boulder cou ty, about forty miles northwest of Denver, considered one of the rich- est silver mines ever opened in the United States, has been sold to the Netherland Mining Company of Hol- land for thrge millions, "The net profits of the mines for several months past have averaged $1,000 per day. - Experts from Holland and England reported from two to four million dollars’ worth of ore in si and that the mine was worth millions, The new com: immediately double the capaeity. M. A. Shaffenburg, of Denver, has taken possession_of the mine and tunnel as agent of the Netherland company. The recent heavy snows in the mountains insure an abundance of water for gulch mining, from the different mining districts all show that the coming season will be one of great activity in the mines of Colorado. The exceedingly dry und Illcmuun. winter caused serious fores bodings as to agricultural prospects, which the recent rainsand snow have entirely removed. About three thousand immigrants arrived here during the month of |} April. A very large increase in the in the population of the Territory is certain during this seaso) NEW Yorg, May Two hundred troops have been or- dered from here to San Francisco. A bill of exceptions has been filed in the case of Nixon, sentenced to be hanged on the 16th of May, and to- morrow a motion will be made for a stay of proceedings, 'lliurluw ‘Weed is again dangerouss ill. The coopers’ strike is becoming more extensive, aud the men in this city and neighborhood are lently co-operating. Time or wages do not enter into the present contest. The men are only striking against Eastern made barrels, The Trainers’ and Drivers' Associ- ation has unanimousl ted a res- olution requiring all members to abide by the rules on and after May #d. That is, no driver sha!l enter a horse on any track governed by rules of the National Association. Amon the trainers and_ drivers who voted were McMann, Mace, Doble, Roden, Parfer, and Lavett. The National Association previously refused a con- ference to consider rules beneficial to all concerned, = SAN FrANCISco, May 2, The grand jury ignored the bill of murder against” Samuels, the man who shot E. A, Marchant for the alleged seductior. of Samuel’s daugh- ter. Lieuts. Harris and Fagan, and Surgeon H.elnif, wounded in~ the last fight at the luva Dbeds, are getting along well, and will probably recover. No courier arri c«llnt Yreka at 8 30 p. m. No further news from the ava bed. The escort for the remains of officers last killed left Yreka for Redding this afternoon St Louls Produce Market. Flour—Quiet and unchanged, Wheat—Dull and drooping; only sample lots were old, 1. Lous, May 2, 2 Corn—Firmer; No, track 87¢; sacked 46c, Oats—A shade for bulk; on track 82¢, Pork—Quiet; no demand round lots ; jobbing sales $3 50, Lard—Normal. Hogs—Lower at 4 00@5 Cattle—Dull; Texans H500; fair to extra native #1 1-2@7c. mixed on 0.2, 8le; for 25 25, $2 10@ steers No. 260. TO TEIW We | Nis, Cincinnati, Loulsvill | ville, Baltimoro, New York, an: respectinlly beg leave (o nounce that we are abo \ general stock of Dry G 7 y (M. . Choreh bout Thursday, April | Our Is are all entirely 1o old plunder, and we have be reful not to huy ny, since L article s wlways | cheap at a fuir price, while a poor one i dear at any so brought HEMINWAY & L tull Ting of Hroot M. SILK, Maciise and RONN Buarros-Howy in all shades, colors, and This is one of the oldest 1k thread factories in the Twisr, lengths, and best country, Allour goods are marked in plein sigures, and we shall adhere strictly toone price, and sell for eash, and cash only. We have come to Omaha to make it our future permanent home, and will conduct our business upen prine ciples that will be sure to win in the end, and be advantageous to our cuss tomers as well as ourselves; and 1 buying for cash and selling for cash w know that we can, & will, sell our goods at prices that will de/y com- petition with any house that credit, give WML BUSHIMAN, PHYSICIANS, DR. FRED. SAXENBERGER, Homapathic Physiei Accoucher, Surgeon and on aud Jones HOMEOPATT Physician and Surgecn. Orrick—Southenst coruer of Douglas snd Thirteenth 1\ OFFick He S0 104 M, 2 to 4 P and 710 P, REstpExcE—No. 615 S¢ fobid-tf Drs. Mebufiin & Fowler, Physicians Ofiice Grand Cor RNTAM BET, attention paid and Dr. A 510 FOURTY thice door P. W. POULSON, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, (HOMEOPATHIST. ) OFFIOE- Twelfth 8t, East Side, bot. Paralam aud Harney, Speciud attention given 1o Surgery and th treatunent of Chronic diseast aprto-if Surgil 1 RRoonaes. [. VAN CAMP, M. D, Dispenses | regular practi ments And Di d ot a, Piles an. vy or 1o the righ Address Lock Lo Special attention given to OBSTETRICS, DENTIETRY. Drs.fiéharles & Paul, s m street, hotwoen 15t Drs. C. & P e the oldost 3 in theeity, Janzddwil U. P. R. R. Drug Store, COR, BIXTEENTH & WEBSTER 8T8, W. EDWARDS, M. D., ¥ios ENGLAND Projirictor, wolicits vour ‘batronage, 1o dic- : e aceur ey cription: at all wular practico makes the tre Igenonts 1 culiar hildren a sp y Niaur Beuy, at sido door on Webster N. B.—Ageut for HUNKL DOKL BITTERS marzseif FREDERICK DELLONE, Carpenter and Builder, SUPPLIES THE Univermal Sash I.cols, ‘The best In market for st fence. 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