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horn (nrr. Muollor). Tho quintotto vna In
three i1ovemonta, and, although rather Iona,
waa listened to throughout With ntcnac BHtia4
faction, and greeted with hcarty applause.
THE CAMILLA uRBo CoNuERr.
Tho Camilla UrB0 Concert Troupe Will gtvo tho
musical entertainment Of tho 6tnr Courao. this
evening. at Knghbury Music Hall, with tllo fol-
lowing programme
i. Plano soo" 1son1o capriccioso" ..Mendc!ssotn
Nr. saartt
z, Duet for Tctpr afll HAss0 Love and War Cooke
80. .Mts*r'. Tvn, Kari o''d 3HoD'a'. o,,,,,u..
t's o'''e 1'Ss' Ill., isiti AJsh. =. - q
= D'sa,s % aaa sa b. ~ i: Kai '"'''
8. Violin Holo" Nul.do 1'alaHsuo "......... Ernst
d. eereuaas wres es's H. Ey oss nspos, H. rnom..
'>> 1ir. j Il. 1homa..
:. Plano so1o-oone+rl tut osprisolo. its
3. n.,,.a-"1 1ovs II Il; iSss s@'tss' pn,us,
.. song-" Tic aS.;iss .ss 1is q E,en;ns chi closed
10. Violin se1o-". A. s's.' Ess ST. b.nss" r.s.nls,
ii. Aria from m,e S;'s 4ormon.or. "o..n
H. so-"x saveai s 4 4 fds sAsas saysator. audessor
-: Miss dbtil, atsars Knrl md TAonas.
t'uoEER's THEATRE.
Tho disagreenblo character Of tho evening pro-
yontcd a1cl, ah nudionco ut McVcker's Thoatro
stnncos OF tho caso, although tho house was
ruary III full NJ 1t llaH boon siuco tho panic bo
gan. Lolita ,EaB, wheu she last played IN Chit
cago, 10 well established fayorito that hor ro-
surct warm welcome. On her appearance last
evening. el,a was received with n hearty round
OF applause, mud bowed hor Acknowledgements.
"Llttlo Koll, II wo remember accurately, was
Inst visit and it waa repeated last evening. 1Ier
ahBonco abroad las not materially altered her.
She iButil Us fresh and yiyacious md fnl ofapirits
NJ ever, n,al;os na mitch out OF 1hc Nd'ch!ouess
an shc over did. and plensed Tho audience
rho has improved In many ways, whlo At the sa,no
tmo pl,e has lost nothing in hor hold upon tho
public fayor. Tho performance WaB smooth and
oveu, and tho mounting il, tho HtYle for which
htoVicker's Theatre las been notod 30 long. A
moro extended notice will DO given on another
occasion.
TIRE ACADEMY OF Mus1o.
Tho Lydia Thompson Durlesque Company bo-
gan their second wcok last evening at Mr. Gar
bad" This has already been given in Chicago,
but there arc some new fcatures about 1t, which
won tho approval OF all audience which WIS
good under tho circumstances. Chicago people
do not appour to weary Of burloaquo 60 long as
occasional good singing accompany it. Tho bill
will bo changed Thursday evening.
MYERS orERA-11ousE.
There was good audionco IN tho littlc min
strel-houao Oh Monroe street last evening, aud
It WAS amply repnid for yenturing ont In such in
element weather by tho burnt-cork burlesquers.
Cotton's and Arington'a comic eonga woEo re-
pea.odly oncored, and THO ballads sung BY
Messrs. Frederiosa and s.trri1go wore givon With
two farccs wofo capital, and wero heartily OH.
joyol. When people nowadays want to laugh
thoy 60 to Myers aud if Cotton, Kemblo
Arlington, nico, and thoir companions canno
vS h bopo g ho e
gan1e bill for tho rest of the week.
, 1873-12-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

,.a..,'a "' - H.. .. z,u
Ihe camp ana fa''y "oa1her Oh tno past aay
OF two has afflicted nearly every one Ill tue city,
and tho man or woman who hnsn't d cold doesn't
amount to much, Operatio artists being human.
49,. :. 1oh,o ID ,t,,or noor1o n t'la co,1u o,,1
~ W "a 1ao,o M osAo. poop'e w s"1 ro'e'' N.4t
the result AaR poeh thhs ooth Aliss holloEs aflu
Misa Van landt found themselves with 6oro
throats yesterday morning, noccsaitatiug post
nono,nnnt of Tho ouoninr until tha evening.
wben ahfart,,a" viii be- riven. witt, Miss Kol-
"non 'a snH w. w. 6 s' a. wv = ,s,a o
4oge and Mfa' seguln III tho east. In tnls con-
nection VIC give place to tho following letter
from Miss Kellogg:
cu1oAoo Dec =
10 the Public;
May be allowed to express my accp regreth that
was compelled 10 o1er only disappointment, Last
evening, to Tue many fHonas who sn1ne forward to
o;s mo- anu my ass9 enosts IN Ehsnsh OPERA IN
r. my .t,, o eco,aorv IN o,, vour IN
tho mart Of Martha, which fax ills evening, and
can ouly hope that MY efforts nlny e,ua NY good
will. Very sincerely. CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
THE APOLLO oLun CONCERT.
The Apollo Club gave its sixth reception to Its
associate membora. last evening, at the Kings
bury MuBio Hall. Notwithstanding tho wrctclod
weather, tho hall waa we'll filled with worry
brilliant audience. showing that in the midst Of
~ other attractions, this fayorlto Club still re-
nns its hold the ri If" q hs t t
has yet given, embracing for choral nu1nbers,
tho 1T Ipcarnatus )" Of Noukomm, with
ith massive aud ,aolld harmony "Tho
, 1873-12-02

Those pill. cn:rossd axc}us!yoy ut vegetable n-
Rrodouts. and ahonsh they etiEoy snporaeao thu
sa M directly u1cn tho liver sMd sro valuable IaMody
etnte Of that organ: Liver Complaint iiou. Ulsosde1s
1ndI8esan Slok Hsadaohe, Tyiau1 Feyors, DO, do.s
all suecnlnh 10 tho FREQ ctencks Mandrake ps
Eur sale by all dtnEglsts and dpa3ots,
, 1873-12-02

e3G7, ,s42, 400. 1t Ia respectfully sublntted that
30 largo hn augmentation Of our national wealth
VIII 1nBetfy tho expenditure Of n slim sufficient
Tor tho diffusion Of Ftloll Information Al will
servo TO ihoroaao tho VOLUME OF this tide of iin-
migration.
, 1873-12-02
Victims Of Obscure Diseases,

Ssnktng safety and rotnre health should uso Dr. olu
bolds EXTRACT Huchu. This arcls Is o,ulnal aud stau-
ths fs1l ~ vs49 vi ot sao1 ~ iluretlo rpreo
1nalo beware Of couner!aa and inlta Ions which Mi-
ser;apulou. melt oudssrortsig PALM of nuon Dr,
lhu
, 1873-12-02

TIE CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
SAN Francisco, Dec 1.-The Henate mat al
noon To-day, and adjourned till tomorrow. Tho
Assembly also met and adjourned without day
specified.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15

1t is sincerely to be hoped that
the "adult residents" of Omaha, who
may attend the public exhibition of
the High School on Friday evening
of this week, will not take "their
whisky with them and make a night
of it," and thus prove that the New
York Herald Of a recent date, SIAN
dered the fair fame of this city, when
it made the following statement:
"One of the most encouraging evil
dences of advancing civilization in
Omaha is the interest manifested in
the public school exhibitions by the
adult residents, who are in the habit
of taking their whisky with them
and making a night of it, The
only difficulty is that their attend
ance is sometimes so numerous
and enthusiastic as to drive the
teachers and pupils altogether out of
the room, as has happened two or
three times lately in Nemaha county"
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15
Sold al Auction.

Saturday morning at Wilson's
auction store, a beautiful parlor orna-
ment, in the shape ofan artificial foun-
tain, valued at $3.50 was sold to the
highest bidder, Mr.. G. NJ. Bradley,
for the sum of $l5. The fountain is
composed Of bed of roses, with up
right glass tubes running through
them, the water being forced through
them by means of force-pump. 1t
was purchased in Philadelphia by a
former resident of Omaha, but now
ofSalt Lake, and was on its way to
Salt Lake in a trunk, when it was
seized on an attachment to satisfy a
judgement obtained by an Omaha
clothing merchant against its owner.
The clothier is of the opinion that il
a mar a afford to buy a hundred
and fifty dollar fountain, he should
be made to pay his clothes bill.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15

The Evansville Journal youches
for the truth of the report that q cat
owned by Peter K. Brutcher, of that
city, recently gave birth to four kit.
tens and a puppy. 1t says: "The
canine offspring of a feline mother is
about the same size of the kittens,
and resembles them only in one par
ticular viz: in its paws, which are
furnished with sharp claws like those
of the cat"
The Washington Republican, of
the 10th, says: Yesterday morning,
while some colored men were remov.
ing the bodies in the Union Bethel
burial ground, on Thirteenth, be-
tween U and V streets, they disin-
tered the body of a yellow man,
who had been buried forty years, in
a petrified state, but the coffin en-
tirely decayed. The body was re-
moved to a wagon and taken to
Mount Pleasant Plains Cemetery,
where it was reburied.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15
These Iowa and Nebraska Lands

re not exceeded In fertility, beauty, and all
attractions and advantages Of locality aud soil
which are essential in the estimation OF farm
ers, by any region in the world while trade,
manufactures, arts, science, and all the attend
ants Of refinement and luxury, which enter
prise eau Introduce and thrift maintain, are
following rapidly the march OF settlement
The Railroad lands already sold have been
wonderfully improved, and the increase 10
their value is larse, in many cases almost in
credible.
Mach equally good land remains unsold, and
can be purchased At low rates, on the same cas-
terms OF payment and with equally good pros
poets Ol steady and large increase In Nnlne.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15

No part of Principal due for wo years from
purchase, and aiterwards only one-ninth yearly.
Products will pay for land and Improvement :
The Prices OF these lands are low, ranging
generally III Iowa, from IS TO SIC per acre, and
In Nebraska from u to sl2 per acre, with some
less and some more.
They vary according 10 soil, location, water
supply, timber, and other advantages, in pre-
cisely the same manner rs do other lards.
All these peculiarities Of every lot offered
for sal may he learned at the Office of the
Land Commissioner, or OF any Of the local
agents along the line; but every man will, of
course, examine In person the land he expects
TO cultivate, and the locality where Is to be his
future home, and for this every facility is
offered.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15
Put His Foo. I'm IL.

Saturday evening a lady living on
Twelfth street invested eight dollars
in a new stove-pipe hat, which she
purchased for the purpose of complet.
ing her riding costume. In the after.
noon, as she was mounting her steed
to take an equestrian trip about the
city, her stove-pipe tumble1 off, and
the horse put his foot through it,
which caused an indefinite postpone.
ment of the ride.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15
CITY NEWS.

The Northwestern Mutual Life In.
surance company, in their usual
prompt style, has just paid through
their agent, (W. II. Lawton) $1,000
To Mrs. VIM. Hill.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15
Something New.

n. G. Treat, the agent in this city
of the Michigan Central, this morn
ing received a dispatch stating that
on Monday Pullman cars would be-
gin running through to New York
from Chicago, by way of the Michi-
gan Central and Great Western rail,
roads. This is good news for the
travelling public.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15

Merchants and shop keepers, who
are in the habit of displaying their
wares on the sidewalks of our princi-
pal streets, have been notified by the
City Marshal to keep the same off the
outer edges of the pavements.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15

Herbert I. Leavitt made his first
appearance on any stage in Omaha,
as an auctioneer, at Wilson's Auction
Store, last Saturday morning. He
was n little embarrassed at first,
owing to the fact that his first effort
consisted in the knocking down of the
contents of a lady's trunk.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15
step mp and settle.

County Treasurer McShane extends
a cordial invitation to all real estate
owner. to step up and settle their
taxes. They will become delinquent
for the year 1872 on the lst of MAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15
what 10 Cost Him.

a gentleman of this city sold a
piece of land two or three days since,
and had to pay $50 back taxes, whereas
if he had paid his taxes at the proper
time it would only have cost him
sl7.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15
Tickets 81 Each, or Six for 81.

H,lo' asa prizes amounting To .........-s2SJ,5 Oj
Til, Legal Enterprise Is endorsed by the
highest authority Of the State aud b-s, tus ness
men.
over one-half the tickets taken before Oct.
LIST. The limited number on hand VIII he fur
nished those who apply first.
Money can be sent by mail, in Registered
Letter, Post Office Money Orders, or by Ex-
press.
All Prizes will be paid in fun. AaESrs
WANTED. For lull particulars address
j.. NJ. PArTEE,
octlydSwu General Manager, Omaha Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15
AGENTS WANTED OR TIE
Great Industries
OF THE UNITED STATES.

a7HA PAGES and so Engraving
ASSS printed IN English and German
Written by twenty Eminent Authors, in
cluding John Is. Cough, Hon. Leon Case
Edward Rowland, Rev. +. Edwin Hall
philip Ripley, Albcrt Brisbane, Horace Gree
sy, +. b. Perkins, ETC., etc. q,
This work is n complete history OF al
branches OF industry, processes OF i%nanuiac'
ture, etc, in all ages. II Is a complete eney'
slopcdia Of arts and manufactures, and Is thu
most entertaining and valuable work Of In
formation on subjects OF general interes'
ever offered TO the public. 1t il adapted Il
the wants of the Merchant, Manufacturer
Mechanic, Farmer, Student and Inventor
and sells TO both old and young Of all classes
The book Is sold by agents, who are maxim.
large sales In all parts of the country. 1t !,
offered at the low price Of 50 80, aud Is th'
,haanest hookeyer sold by subscription. n,
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15

GENUINE custom-made clothing
by M. Elgutter, 200 Farnham street.
Omaha, Neb. marlsml
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15

GET your watch and jewelry re-
paired at Whipple Il Sanders, 26I
Douglas street, near corner of 10Th.
marltf
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15

HENRY & DoNECKEN, Undertake
ers, No. 500 Twelfth street, between
Farnham and Douglas. ap5tf
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15
Cheap Plants.

Important to the public! Extra
ordinary success in propagating.
RYAN & Co., Military Road.
mch3ltf
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15

BILL HEADS Letter Heads, States
ments and Circulars printed in the
very best and latest styles, at the
BEE ofiic. ian9tf
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15
emigration Tuning Cheap Farms
la Southwest NI.,ourit

Inc Atlantic 4 Pacific railroad company Oh
ieIs ,-OO,OyO acre. Of land in Central and
ON seven years time, with free transnortati,n
from 81 Louis TO all purchasers, Climate, soiI.
Timber mineral wealth, schools, churches aud
law abldlng society invite emigrants from All
particulars, address A. Tuck, Land Com,oi.
sioner, II. Louis, Mo, ie1gaItf
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15

Business CARDS of the latest styles
at the BEE office, quick, neat and
cheap. Call and see. jan9tf
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15

HIGHEST prices paid for raw furs at
A. Huberman, 5ll and 5l3, Thir-
tenth ST., Omaha. mar24tf
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15

CALL at the BEE Office if you want
good job printing, at reasonable prices.
diff.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15

THE City Printers, 500 18th 81.
Call and see G. l.. jenkins Il Co.
dec23tf
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15
TERMS OF SALE.

The purchaser pays at the outset, one years
interest at six per cent. on the value Of his
land at the end Of a year he makes another
similar payment Of six per cent. only.
At the end Of the second year he makes pay
ment OF one-niDth part Of the principal OF the
purchase money and one years interest at six
per cent, on the remainder, and the same al
the end OF each suoc, ssiye year thereafter, un-
Ill all has been paid.
II he chooses TO pay cash down, or one-thlrd
cash and the balance In one and two yesrs,
with interest at ten per cent. annually he Is
allowed an outright discount Of 20 per cent. OF
ohe-hldh from the ten year price OF the land.
no Better terms than these have never been
offered, and probably never will be.
fartiee who purchase for cash receive a Ger
thcate OF Purchase, and a Warranty Deed As
sooB as IL can he executed.
II purchased either on Short Credit or Long
Credit, a Contract or q Bond for a Deed is exc
euted, and, 10 soon ms all the ayments are
made, a Warranty Deed, free from any ineum-
brance, Is given, precisely as in the case Of
lands purchased for cash down.
No abstract OF title Is necessary, as Il ia well
known that the lands were granted directly 10
the railroad cOmBany by the IJnitel Stata.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15
READ THIS

READ TIIISi
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MESSRS J& G. MAGUIRE, 81. Louis, Mo I:
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! have ever used"
MILES SELLS, State Insurance Commissiorer
who adds; al endorse the Mayor's oninion I"
THOS. R~ICIESON, S. II IAFTIN'
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d. NJ. HoUsER, CHhAs. G.. GoNTFP
Prop. ST. Louis Globe. Cihm'n Dem Gen o.
W. WAGNERI =. g. FERGUSON,
nm Siefk PROBATE Court. "Jenks' Of Mo. Dem,
bklllAiN a. HILL, HENRY 4. MUD,
c u, attorney at Law. late City q County Ass'r.
late Pres. Boatman's CrkC Court Grim Cor,ec,
SAYING As y. NJ. CHAMBERS,
COLhAN, Pres. But. & Drov Bank.
NJ. S, HARTNETT, Pres, Y.M ca
late 10y Collector. +. a, SHRYOCK,
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NJ. T. ANDREWS, oHfGay'o anneDk,mn
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THERON BARNUM, JAMES ARCHER
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Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15

OMAHA WHOLESALE HARKBr.
ts..u. Ali TEA

For detailed condition Of MsrSrt. AID re
tailed Prices. see Local columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15

The best cutter in the West, Geo,
Shaw, at Stems. mar3ltf
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15
Notice to the Afflicted and Unfortunate.

Before Supplying to the notorious qusehs vho Advertised In
public papers, or using any quack remedies peruse DR..
butts sork no matter shat yOUrdiseasei IL, or bou deplor
able your condition.
Dr. matt. occupies a double house OF twenty seven
rooms 90 sindor sed by some 0 the most celebrated uedi
Caltrots sors Of this county aud hufope, aud eau he con
.uitr. ,-r.unal, or by mail, on the diseases meuh,u.iu
hl. uurks. once aud parlots, No. Ia y. kighth 4uce.
bvt~een MarGct ani Chesnut, -. Louis No.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15
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Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15
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On a large scale, showing the exact location
all our lands in Iowa, furnished for 30 cent
each, and similar maps OF our lands ia n
braska at the same price.
Apply 10 or address
GEORGE $. HARRIS,
Land CommissiOaer,
At BURLINGTON, IOWA. for Iowa Land.
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15

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A. r TOUZALIE FEM Ticket Agent. c. E. PERKINS. Genl supt
Omaha daily bee., 1873-04-15
Burlington Route Time Table.
TO TIFF
EAST, SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST,
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