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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-25

COURT OF APPEAIs.-The city assessments
are completed and the lists can be seen at the
Office OF Clerk Of Council. The City Council
will sit as Court OF Appeals, on Friday Satur
day and Monday evenings next.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-25

Police CASES. .--BentonlIauser,a we'll known
horse thief, who stole horse from G. NJ. Lew
il, at She Black Horse hotel stables. last Sum-
mer and afterwards relieved gentleman in
tv So & oI e uIs rtou,he o h vito
Hearing this officer Donavan went to the
house where lIauser's wife resides, took him
prisoner and brought him to the City Hail
cells. Yesterday morning he was tried and
held to bail in the sum of $500 to answer the
of bail he was committed to New Castle.
Since Saturday, morning. five case ofdrunk-
enness have been disposed Of before the May
or at fifty cents and costs each,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-25

st. PETERS CHURCH.-MIss Annie Irish,
(Mrs. Burks) of Burke's Comedy Company,
which performed at the Opera Hense. on
Friday and Saturday, sung in st. Peters
Catholic Church choir at High Mass, yes.er-
day. Her rendering of Chernbinis ave
Maria" and the parts allotted to her in
Millards Msss, In G., was superb, aud place
her very high on tho roll as singer ut
sacred music.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-25

SUDDEN DEATH.-Early this morning, Mrs.
Bili an old lady residing Gu Penn street. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh, died suddenly. Her
son went home last night, and found her lying
on the floor in an unconscious condition. Medi-
c,l assistance was summoned, but occurred death
about $50, A. NJ.
1t is reported that resident Of the Forty
Acres" died suddenly Saturday night, but up 10
moor, to-day the Coroner had not been notified.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-25
Rf THOMAS VI. OGLE, Auetioneer
- No. 81. KING SrREEr.
20 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

viii be sold at Public Sale. on the pre- scs
ON SAIl RDAY MAY 10Th. ls74 at ~ o'clock
These lots are situated on Eleventh and Twelfth
streets; between Union and Scott streets. and one
on Firth street between Frank kiln and Broom streets
Ihey are large and constantly increasing in value
being IN very honrishing portion OF the city near
the City Railway and public school.
Those Wishing to purchase should not miss thi.
opportunity, rs it will be a rare chance. may2Ots
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-25

Tbs EFF EcTs OF DREAM.--This il how
Mr.. Cyrus Sorrel, Of Port Deposit, sustained a
severe accident few nights ago; He was
dreaming that tsrocious dog was about to
pounce upon him and having 10 weapon near
at hand determined to try his power at kick
ing, and sure enough he made a desperate kick
and sent his foot through a window pane, cut
ting his limb in terrible manner; ii of course
brought him 10 his natural senses, and he in-
mediately applied remedies and is now doing
WE'LL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-25
Real Estate.

SALE OF LOTS BYP. CHANDLER AND VIM. H.
FIERCE.
Saturday afternoon Philemma Chandler and
VIM. Ii. Pierce sold at pulic sale, fifty-twO
building lots on jackson. Van Buren,, Harris
on. Linden and Elm streets Tenth Ward, as
follows.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-25
On Saturday, June 9Th, 1874,

T. W II 4.
the corner OF Sixth and Franklin streets following
on NANNY ny the numbers, AMI selling the house
10. Ho' Delaware Avenue, at about 80 o'clock Z.
These lots are located on Fifth, Sixth Broom and
H9dney streets. and are on the top of the hill in the
western, portion Ot our city of the most
D~annl locations IN the State Of Delaware;
mthdlhg very extended view of the Delaware
RIVER and Bay, of the City OF Wilmington and of
the surrounding country.
As $40 t2f it the s aSSase, i y one of the hand -.
Delaware Avenue. with beautiful front side m
anu bark yard, IN splendid order, contain Lu
ins PEA lrnroF. Dinihg- room; Kitchen and summer
room. Bathroom. and back Veranda on second
hoOr, and TWO good Chambers on the third floor.
from u a full view of the valley Of the Brandy
VINE. ana the Home Park" and those beautiful
Lawns oi Messrs. ashington Jones and Joshua l..
Pusey. Is always subject view without cost TO the
purchaser The Lot is TX feet front by $50 feet
deep. The cellar in complete order. with good
anu complete II eater, heating the whole house. A
| Porch extending the whole OF the width OF the
'front.'; with two-story Bay Window. The Man
salu moor IS covered with the best tin. and recently
TERMS For THE LoTS.-2o per cent. Cash. the
balance IN tw" notes. with approved endorsers
equally divided at ; and months bearing interest
from day OF sale. settlement in all cases 10 be made
prevlous to the following Saturday, June 18th At
| IL NJ. or purch may be declared void at the
option OF the sellers. Possession immediate upon
TERMS FOR INSTRUMENTATION may re-
nam on mortgage. with interest paid thereon to
Iay or safe Tree ot taxes, with near 2l3 years to
ton OF me. purchaser. Twenty per cent. of the
price at which the property is struck off to be maid
IN oasn and the balance in excess of Mortgage and
Sl me ~ per cent, 10 be equally divided in two
Notes, with approved cndorserS, at 3 and 4 months
! bearing interest from day of sale Settlement ana
possession within zen days from date OF sale.
NJ. NJ, CHILD Co,
| l.. w. Stidham { SON, Auctrs may3l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-25
Special Notices.
Food for the Rabies.

Food for the Rables.
Children fed on IDdE'S FOOD will thrive. be
strong and healthy. and become little models u!
youthful strength and childish beauty. apr2d9m
ChamOis skins
Several kips of beautiful soft skins. suitable for
Gloves. Window, Carriages or other purposes just
received by +. BRINGHUkSr Il CO..
nusss Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-25

JAS. +. McCARISEY, DANIEL KINNEY.
Late OF Macan Som Late of Philad'a.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WILMINGTON, Dol, May 25 1871.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by Merrick
Johnson Co :. II, Cor 9Th and Market street
Wilmington. Del. at z. NJ. to day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-25
J11NI'S.

"ANTED-A colored chamhermaid. Mt 7ln
w French street. lnay.5-3t
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05
Mysterious Disappearance,

On Tuesday of last week Charles
Ruehlburg, for some months past
employed as book-keeper at the
grocery house of Pundt, Meyer &
Raapke, mysteriously disappeared,
and has not since been seen or
heard of. On Monday he informed
his employers that he intended to
leave on the lst Of May. On Tues
day morning he came to the
store, and instructed his successor
for a few minutes In his system of
bookkeeping; he then left. His
clothes and trunk remain in his
room in the second story of the
the building, and he has not since
been to his meals at MI. Thiele's
on Tenth street. His former en-
ployers cannot account for his dis
appearance, and are inclined to the
opinion that something strange has
happened to him.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE

7. .erxed TO subscribers by carrier, 70 any
mar. Of the CITY, every evening, Sundays eA-
sepsed .t fifteen cents per week, or SS-'oIoi
Six months, and 500 per annum, shen pN'
n advance
An complaints about irregularities, aosre-so
this office win receive prompt st'enuoh-
TBE OMAHA ALL BEE viii De mznen
sutscribers at the following rates, aysoiein'a-
riably In advance:
e7I0 per an ium.
a.75 /" .onths.
TIE OuIFk DAILY BEE has by far the
LARGEST circulation in the city ana ",
herefore, the best and Cheapest aaSeflsine
medium. .uu os
repts per line; local advertisements, 70
sents urr line; BY the month, 10 cents no
sdxerfisemept inserted for less than 80 cents.
stecisi notices, 10 cents per line single inSef-
ton. not less than Is cents
Transient advertisements must invariaoiy oe
paid Tor in advance ~
Rate for standing advertisements by special
contract .,
All Legal Notices, Statements, Iaoaiai
Work, etc, requiring careful revision by copy
or proof TO be furnished, must be handed ~
before ten O'Clock A n. TO insure insertion In'
same day.
special and Local advertisement be;ore t~'
O'clock p. n
Adyertisenents before one O'Clock p. NJ
Ale Advertisement for the WEEKLY De
must be handed in before Monday noon, ior ID
same weeks issue.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05
Douglas County Bible Society.

The nineteenth anniversary of the
Douglas County Bible Society en-
bracing the Presbyterian, Metho-
dist, Baptist and Lutheran church.
es, was held Sunday evening at the
Congregational Church. Statistical
reports were made by the Secretary,
Treasurer and District Superinten-
dent, showing the work done, num-
Der of bibles sold and given away,
the financial condition Of the socie-
ty, etc. Chancellor Benton deliver
ed an interesting sermon on the
history of the Bible, style of COM
position, its influence, Importance,
etc.
Considerable business was trans
acted, and a contribution taken up.
The Bible Society is in very flour
ishing condition, is constantly in
creasing in membership, and is do
ing a vast amount of good.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05
Fancy Stock.

The BEE chronicled the fact not
long ago that two fast females-valu-
able blooded mares-passed through
this city, consigned to Gov. Stan
ford, of California, as a present.
Yesterday a bevy of beauties
ten fast females. fancy stock-went
west on the Union Pacific express
train for San Francisco. 1t was not
a~scertained to whom they were con-
signed. They were elegantly har-
messed, and the paint was spread
on rather thick, though artistically.
These frail sisters came from the
ranks of the demi-monde of New
York. Their passage from New
York to San Francisco, for them
selves and baggage, amounted in all
to $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05
UNITED STATES COURTS.
Judge Dundy, Presiding.

The May Term of the United
States District Court began yesterday
morning at ten o'clock, at the court
room in Redick's Opera House,
Judge Dandy presiding.
The court calendar was called and
cases assigned for trial.
In the case of the United States
VS.. W.. H. Dickson, indicted for
passing counterfeit money, a.nolle
prosequi was entered, and the de-
PENDANT discharged.
Frank Stibal was admitted to cit
izenship.
The bailiffs appointed are ]. w.
Majors, John Orchard, G. Anderson
and Wright.
Among the prominent attorneys
in attendance from different parts
of the State are B. 1. Human, North
Platte; NJ. H. Sessions, Lincoln; v.
Bierbower, Nebraska City; E. s.
Towle, Falls City; Judge Church,
North Platte; T. F. CAN'T, North
Platte; F. w. Lehman, Nebrasks
Civ.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05
OMAHA BKtUIiES.

TO ADyEKrIsERs---Tne CiRcU-
L.rIO. Of In DAILY BEE 4. more
than d,ubIe that Ct any o'her daily
pnuer published fn Nebraska.
--Peycke's Restaurant and Oyster
rooms. The leading house of the
kind. 207, Farnham street, between
Twelfth apd Thirteenth. feb24tf
The Russian colony at Sutton,
last week purchased $50 worth OF
bibles at the depository at Wilbur's
book store.
Armstrong. the fashionable hat
ter, has done a sensible thing in
shutting down Oh the credit system.
From this time forward he proposes
:, sell only for cash, and to reduce
his prices Is to Is per cent, thus
giving his customers the benefit OF
the cash system.
Geo. Tanner left yesterday with
his stock of Jewelry and fixtures, for
Tekama, Burt county, there to per-
maneptly locate. Mr.. b. Welt, the
fashionable dress-maker will alone
occupy the room vacated by Tanner,
and is fitting it up i'm most elegant
style.
Mr.. Chas. Haserodt yester-
day threw open to the public tie
Atlantic house, which he will run
on the European plan. An elegant
lunch was set out for his friends
and invited guests. The house has
been finely furnished, and all the
comforts of a home can there be
obtained.
Joe urphyplayed to afull house
at the Academy of Music Saturday
evening. As an Irish comedian he
has but few superiors, but the play
of "Maum Gre" is decidedly thin.
Murphy doesn't have near as good
m opportunity to show mis- versatile
fly in this new play, as he does in
ssHelp."
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05
Silver Wedding.

The twenty-fifth anniversary of
the marriage of Bishop and Mrs.
Clarkson, nee Meliora Mcpherson,
will take place next Thursday eve
ming, May 9TH, at the Grand Cen
trail hotel, where a reception has
been rendered them by the church.
men Of Omaha. The invitations
have been issued, and are most ele
gantly gotten up. The committee
is composed of Hon. J. NJ. Wool
worth, Gen. Perry, DIR. Peabody, H.
w. Yates, Hon. John /. Redick,
Judge Wakely, Mayor Chase, DIR. E.
A. Allen, Judge Doane, and Mr.. H.
G. Clark.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05
"0ld John Bunyan."

The Baptist Sunday School chill
dren are preparing to present next
Wednesday and Friday evenings
some of the principal scenes in Bum
vans "Pilgrims Progress" which
will be illustrated by tableaux, songs
and readings. The tableau will be
taken from Cassers celebrated illus
trated edition of Bunyan's works,
published in London. The enter
tainment will be a novel and in
structive one, and arrangements are
being made to render it a success.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05
Communicated
OUR ELkH0RN.LETTER.
ELKHORN, May 2, 1874.

ELKHoRN, May 9, 1874.
EDITOR OMAHA BEE:
Our town was unusually lively
yesterday. The farmers and me-
chanics in and around this place
came in town tie witness the organ
ization Of a Council of Industry.
Mr.. Harrison Johnson called the
meeting to order ndintrOduced Mr..
w. Wright, who stated the object
of the order, which was received
with enthusiasm. Col. Smythe was
introduced by Mr.. Johnson. He
spoke of the financial depression
of the country, and the cause
of it. Geo. U. Crawford was called
on. He made a few timely re-
marks showing that he was in SYM
pathy with the order. Mr.. j. Rush
was then called for. and amid loud
applause took the stand. He spoke
in some length on the aristocracy
and its influence on the working
class. DR.. Chas. Howecroft made a
few remarks in favor of the order.
He was followed by Messrs. Golf
and Smiley. The objects of the
order were so well explained by the
speakers that thirty-six gentlemen
signed the roll book, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected to
fill the different offices:
Geo. n. Crawford, president; Eli
johnson, farmer; P. H. Kean, me-
chanic; J. w. Stewart, chaplain ;
DR.. Chas. Howecroft, secretary; J..
Macarthur, senior escort George
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05
THE "sEANcE" A
Effects lof Modern Spiritualism.
OMAHA, May 4, 1874.

May 4, 1917.
EDITOR BEE:
Just at this time, when the friends
Of the mysterious are on tip-toe, and
"Seance" finds a place in one of our
dailies; when the visible yet invis-
ible hand and collar-boX perform
ance is warm in the minds of some
of our people, it may be interesting
to YOUR readers to take a view of
"Seance," as witnessed last night by
a number Of unwilling witnesses,
and performed by the same medium
as in the former case.
This medium, Mr.. A. G. Abbott
from Tekamah. was induced to
visit Omaha by certain parties well
known in this city, under promise
that they would procure him a situa-
ton in some business. Soon after
his arrival, about the middle of last
week, he was induced to give sit
tings, at different places where the
mysteries of the spirit land are
sought for, and the results of one
such was published as above stated.
During this time he has COM
planned to his friend with whom he
is stopping of feeling unwell. Yes
terday he was followed up by the
parties above alluded to, who insis-
ted that he should meet them in the
evening for another performance,
in answer to which he sent a note
stating that he was sick and could
not attend, after which he was WIS.,
tied by the parties and informed
that he was expected andmustcOme;
that tomorrow night would not do.
Immediately after his prosecutor
left him, he was seized with cramps
by which he was drawn into un-
seeming shapes and lay in con-
WILSON'S on the floor. This contin-
ued for some minutes, when the
muscles relaxed and he was left
easy; but again these spasms re-
turned, and during the entire night
he suffered a thousand deaths, and
, twice was given up for dead. Dur
ing these spasms the most powerful
stimulants were administered with
some good effect, yet at this writing
there is but little change for the bet
ter.
Mr.. Abbot claims not to he a
Spiritualist, but an unbeliever, and
. that he has only followed this thing
: for investigation, and in all proba-
bility this will be his last seance.
But for these good CD friends who
had been so anxious for his welfare,
i. Oh where, were they? Not with
: him to be sure, but doubtless with
: ktheir familiar spirits, with whom
: they held sweet converse. Did the
spirits tell them of his terrible state,
and advise them to hasten to him
No, we think not, for skeptics were
there, and unbelievers did what they
could for his relief. He is in the
, hands of good friends, but not of the
spiritualistio faith, from which, good
God, deliver us.
, ONE OF HIS ATTENDANTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05
Personal.

Andrew Rosewater, left for
Columbus, on business, yesterday
morning.
Chancellor Benton, of the State
University, called at the BEE office
yesterday morning.
E. G. Dixon, agent Of the Empire
Fast Freight line, returned from
Chicago yesterday morning.
Surveyor General Cunningham,
of Portsmouth, is surveying the
Grand Central Hotel. His mark
ornaments the register of that house.
Mr.. Cutler, representingth the paint,
oil and varnish house of c. T. Rey-
nolds & Co., of Chicago, is in town.
E. P. Vining, general freight
agent of the Union Pacific, returned
from Chicago Saturday night.
Judge Lake and District Attorney
Connell left for York, York county,
yesterday, to hold District Court
K there.
Mr.. Thrall, landlord of the Grand
Central, is at home, having return
ed from Chicago Saturday night.
G. A. Gardner, representing a
te large match mandatory of Detroit,
is i'm the city. He will leave for the
!. West on Wednesday.
L. Judge Dillon is expected to arrive
here this morning to hold
=. the United States Circuit
Court in the court room i'm the court
house.
n w. NJ. Bushman left for the Eas
y yesterday afternoon to purchas'
another spring and summer stock o
NJ. dry goods, he having already dis
a. posed of the greater part of the stool
which arrived some few weeks ago
n d. w. Hitchcock, the genera
IN passenger agent of the Chicago
N. Burlington and Quincy railway, al
>. rived from Chicago yesterday
accompanied by his wife. They ar
M. stopping at the Grand Central he
The tel, and will remain here three Q
,as four days. They have many friend
. in this city, their former home, a
!" of whom are glad to see them.
George w. Newman, the traveI
ing representative of Suffer Bros
cigars and tobacco, Detroit, is stoI
ping at the Metropolitan. He
one Of the %jolliest and best CONNIE
cial travellers that eve visited Omi
ha. He Is full OF business and fuI
and makes friends wherever he goe:
He is well known i'm Omaha, wher
he is ever welcomed bya large circl
of acquaintanoes among the bus
.a ness men. He leaves for the We:
n Ss5 on Wednesday.
m. The following are the arrivals 6
the Wyoming Hotel:
!. r S Barber, Wis; John Va
= Hord, Polk Co. Neb; John Stepher
son, San Francisco; E p Sno'
Cheyenne; A c James, Foentanel
r. Neb; Alonzo Perkins, do; c
re Parr, do; A T Stewart, st. Loui
ny C H Cooper, Chicago; Fred Crane
Des Moines; o Frost, plattsmoutl
ter E Whitcomb and lady, New Ems
he land.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05

/ WISH to exchange for green
backs or ely property, a valuable
farm in Washington county. Good
house, splendid variety of fruit,
plenty of fine timber and good
water. Grand range for stock. Call
on me at my law office, which has
been removed to Creighton block.
maya st w. NJ. FRANCIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05

PENSIONS and BoUNTIES PRO-
CURED by w. NJ. FRANCIS, LAW
OFFICE, CREIGHTON BLOCK.
apr4 If.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05

Chicago and all Eastern cities, Nebraska
City, ~plattsmouth, Council Bllds snd burning,
ton. due at Iu.sU a. m, closes at 4:3s q. M. ana
81. Louis and st. Joseph, due at 1000 a. m.
and U. IN; closes at Las p. IN and 49, q. IN
Once open sundays from ~ TO p.
l.. L. lOSr. POSTMASTER
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05
NO MORE CREDIT.

Armstrong, the leading halter,
has this day abolished the credit
system, and will hereafter sell hats
and caps at from Is TO 20 per cent.
cheaper than heretofore, thereby
A6tipg himself by having the
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05

For SALE CHEAP. - Desirable
residence property, on 14th street.
Enquire of V. Burnley.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05

Ice CREAM AT LATEY'S.-Fami-
lies supplied cheap. Leave your
orders. H. l.. LATEY.
aprillStf
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05
ikkIIAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS.

rame Card Of the BuTlinstOn Route
LEAVE OMAHA ARRIvE AT oaaHA.
Express----2:50 p. NJ. IExpress--s-52 A. N
Estl@.m--5:OO A. N. Maii"----l0:i5 P. N.
esundays excepted. "Mondays excepted.
This is the only line running Pullman Hotel.
Dining CATS
Cenr. Xes. Pass. Agt. Ticket agent
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Dailv Express......U:5O a. NJ soor ~
Daiiy Midi. Az Pm iOAO
Daily Freight. SEQ A M %
Daily Frei.ht---- 6:9 A
~ szo nc.
Maj, $3.50 A. NJ. 1000 Pm
.-1,,rese. p. NJ. flo:O A. N.
$500. exoepted. Mondays excepted.
Chicago a Northwestern.
Nail ....s5:3O A. N. sl0:iO r. N:
Rxpress.-----2.O Pm 1Io.o" 4"
ans City, st.Jo. q Council biuhs
Manning EXPRESS. $50 A. NJ 1000 A
rv.ninS Express. .2.53 r. M. o.+O L. M
O-.nak North western and sioux
CEsy d Pacific.
Natl Express -.......6:i5 AN sIoF-M
Daily except Sundays
0,,nibuses and baggage Wagons leave tnt
80 r.rner Farnham and Ninth strcetr, nj
.-n ,,iuutss in advance OF the above hAiiroas
lime
peainy and Closing OF Mails IL
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05

JEwELRY,IWATCHEs and CLOCKS
"a large assortment-now invite
attention. corner Douglas and 18th
streets.
BUTTERFIED & WHIPPLE.
NAV 4, ct.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05

A HOUSE AND LOr FOR SaLE-On
N 18th ct. b tween Howa'd and JACKSON.
Suitable for business and family residence,
Containing II rooms. Inquire Of Mrs. j. n.
Page, 18th and Mason SITS. rp'5tf
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05

EOR SALE-One set parlor furniture ; also
T. . piano. Inquire of Max Meyer & Bro.
AD27tf
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05

EOR SALE-A Singer s wing machine,
T. new. Inquire of Max Meyer & Bro.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05

HAVING to give up my store by the first of
III June, l will Sc my uhoe stock this
month 1t below cost. Stock consisting of
Madam Foy'sand Other corse:s. night dresses,
chemises, drawers, white suits, infants dresses,
sproi 8, children's waists Positively closing
out sale. Please come nj K prizes.
s6Two show cases for sale cheap.
my4m1 d. b. SuEN.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05

DARTIES desiring a situation, or In need of
labor. rs, servants and ha ing
f. T renr, or props-ty for sale, will please C III at
this employment and r = l estate office, room 9,
Visscher's block, corner of Douglas and 18th sts.
Omaha, Neb. 29tfl IN. Fl HER..
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05

"ANTED-A situation for a modest girl of
w Hyears of age in a good American family.
Apply at the BEE Office or address F.. j.. ".
BEE office. ap29tf
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05

EOR SALE-Two full lots with improvem hts
E on n " cor 2lst AMI Iz'rd SITS. Inquire st
next house north of steam laundry. a22w2e
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05

WANTED1Ac cheap farm in exchange for
w merchandise. Address, Farmer, BsE
Office. an1ltf
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05

may 4, ct.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05

To ADyEKrIsERS---Ine CfttCU-
ITO Of she DAILY BEE 4. more
,n.u doubIe that ct any O'her daily
manner uubli.hed I'm Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05

MONEY TO LOAN-Inquire at law office
WI eiL: F. Ma inn, Yisscher's block, Omah,.
ap22tf
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05

PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY For Rent
One of the finest galleries in the State will
be rented to a good artist on yer, reasonable
terms, at Lone Tree, county seat of Merrick
county, in a fine, thickIy settled region. Ad-
dress MORGAN L. WRIGHT, Ions Tree, Neb.
sp29f
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-05

DOOMS To RENTAL 277 Davenport st.
" Also a house with six rooms, eistern etc.
Apply at 277 Davenport st. ap2itf