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Omaha daily bee., 1883-12-05
Unimproved Property
FOR SALE BY BEDFoRDsassouER.

No.
3 s1,o0o-Lot eoX1s7, Indiana and Division.
s e700 eaoh-Two lots 68xlS2 each, on 18th. Cheap,
and 2 lots 68x132 each on 10th.
IL $3.50 each-7 lots In Yates & Reeds addition
20 s7,2oo-l2 full size lots, Hanscom Place, one
block west OF Park avenue.
$3.50 each-Two lots on Park avenue. Bargains.
Business lots on Dodge, between 18th and 18th.
81 s4o0-Lot In Shinn's addition, on Seward street.
80 S3,o00-Fnll lot, Reed's1st addition, on 25th and
Chicago.
40 s5,ooO-six good lots In Hanscom Place. Bar
gains.
"a $1,000 Lot 5oxl2o, on Farnam, near Goth. We
cheap.
80 Four acres in West Omaha.
90 S550-Lot in Isaacs & Selden's addition.
GO 81 ,6Oo-Fine lot, Reddick's addition, Park ave.
81 s4O0-52 feet Of block NJ, Shinn's addition. Fine
view.
SO 81, 2oo-Lot 44xso on 18th. Business property
worth twice the price asked.
% q, 5o0-Full size graded lot on Chicago, bet.
18th and 14th.
90 ss0O-Good lot, high location, south 10th.
100 ~ss,o0o-33xl32 on 10th, bet. Harvey and How.
aid.
1O3 $3.50 each-Two extra good lot In EHansoom 8
addition. Coodhigh location.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-12-05
kIRkWOoD.

EIBLots in this addition are selling rapidly, and prices will be again
advanced IN o few days. These are without a doubt the most desirable
!os II Omaha, aud will certainly double in price before spring. All who
havei seen them re well pleased and pronounce them cheap.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-12-05

Senator Sewall has introduced n bill for the
relief of Fit2 John Porter.
Secretary Teller has decided that the Choc.
taw and Chtcasaw Indian nations have no
claim against the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
road for material furnished for it's constrnc-
ton, as the Indians were paid Individually.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-12-05

express wagon went on up the street,
never Stacking in his mad career to ascor-
tain what damage he had done.
Up s1pE DOWN.
A horse attached to a light wagon was
turned q somersault yesterday on
Douglas street, ut the corner of Thir-
teonth by coming in contact with a wagon
heavily loaded with brick. Carelessness
was the cause Of the accident. No dam
age was done except the breaking of a
strap or two.
s DRIVING.
1t is very noticeable that drivers, as n
rule, when they urn their horses upon
the paved streets, drive as if tho ''old
nick was after them. The result of this
will be the serious injury of some one in
case a stop is not put to it. Six miles an
hour is fast enough, especially upon
crowded streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-12-05
SPECIAL.

1903 q, 2oo-LOt 2lex22o, cor. /. h and Beilv., W ST.,
south Omaha, near Hascall 8 Park, brick house,
four rooms, well, %cistorn, stable, cellar. AL In
good condition and nearly new.
% s25 per acre-iOO acres in Washington county, o
miles south OF Blair, on line OF G. st. p. n. & o.
railroad. Station at corner OF this land Good
stream running water. 100 acres in cultivation,
80 acres grass, lSO acres timber-oak, hickory,
walnut and elm. Small house, good fruit and
abundance Of grapes. Is partly fenced. One of
the best farms in the county. II purchaser
wishes, will sell homestead sdjcin'n good
herd OF cattle.
fFCall and examine other property not listed.
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Wicked for CIergynien.

st believe 10 10 be all wrong and even wicked for
clergymen other public TO be led into giving tes-
tinonals to quack doctors or patent medicines but
when really meritorious article composed OF valuable
remedies and that ali physicians and trust
in daily, we should freely recommend It. I therefore
cheerfully and heartily commend Hop Bitters for the
good they done and my friends firmly believing
they have no equal for family use will not be with
out them.
Rev. B. R Washington, ID. c.
good Baptist clergyman Of Bergen, N Y, strong
temperance man, suffered with kidney trouble, neu-
ralga almost to blindness, two years
after te advised that Hop Biters would cure him
because he afraid OF and prejudced against the
word "bitters Since his he says none need fear
bus trust In Hop Btters.
My wife and daughter made healthy by the use,
of Hop Btters and recommend them TO my people. -
Methodist Clergyman, Mexico, N. Y.
had attacks of Gravel and Kidney trouble
unable to get any medicine doctor 20 until
used Hop Bitters and they cured in short time "A
distinguished lawyer and temperance orator of Wayne
County, N Y.
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.R.iIiUST.

GENTLEMEN:-The Hop Biters" meet with large
sales and give general satsfaction one case nparcua
you should know of. Mr. John IL. Green, NO |Zo
Spring Garden-st, Philadelphia, Penn, has been suffer-
ing from kidney affection which supernduced heu-
D,atSn. He tried physicians and remedies in vain de
obliged to take morphine TO induce sleep, MS
trouble great. Reading your advertisements IN
The Christian at Work, he prevailed upon by one Oh
his daug try It. Three bottles effected cure ana
now he is an enthusiast for Hop Bitters" He Is one
OF the oldest residents the locality named and known
rs gentleman OF unusual probty. HENRY TorrEs'
No 62 North feminist, Philadelphia, Penn
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE Ar THIS P0R
SHIPPING NEIYS.

SHIPPING NEIYS.
PORT OF NEW.YoRK........MONDA APRIL % 1850
ARRIVED.
s,.,uer Hermann tBele, Eyer. Bremen 10 days. with
,,a.e and pnssengers 10 Punch sdye& Co., ., .,o,,
steamer ImDros Br ohiaroth Trieste dareh 10 NAenoi
Atcamcr ga1atoga curtis Havana days, with mdse and
P1.snssT'F smsooTqh IN Fraser Bermuda days with
5reansr wlses0arlu Daboi. = ,,,.,.,. ,,,o-,oo
Mach % With md,e Barnes anchored IN the Lower
Bay Reveuo tr RAYMOND Hamburg 81 days. with md'o
TO order; vessel TO W Parker Co. -, 20 ,.v. x,,,
BARK Prseio,a .N1r ~ s Sa,GoI TSys CO.
Bark cltland of windsor. NS Mnnrce AntwetP 90 uy
with empty barrels etc 10 order vssselt to snow burgess
anchored In the Lower Bay.
sUSsgr-wind at sandy Hook moderate 4; raining Al
CITY Island, fresh, NE thick ana raining
CLEARED.
steamer Arizona CBr Brooks, Liverpool VIA Queenstown
steamer Richmond Vincent, West Point Va and Newport
NswsWoGw pI naGIe HAYDEN BamoreGeo Glover.
steamer Bruno Foster BALTIMORE ma nr9m nomn,o,
Steamer Bresxwater BoaE, Lewes Dol-old Donin'on
steamer Eleanor. Bragg Portland-J Ames n...,
Rsrs soo NOr Olsen. Elsinore for orders-Bockmann'
ssTE ATcturus tBr, Bent santander. sp-J Parker
BARK Ameie r. Osborn. MOntOvdeo and BuenOs Ayrc'-
Barr LG RuggelrO uta Cilento MOnevdeo-JOhn Nor
'o RsTE coerdgo tr Marshall Rio JancrO-ThOmas Norton
BARK Jose Bucno ssson, stJa dc Cnba-wayden 90
bark Livingstone tBr). kmball Pensaoola-Sho" Dur'
MaG.ea Utah SsasTo sSn. % PT Whitney
brig Harry and Aubrey tBr. LeafOrd. PontaPitre Quad
Tough van Romondt. ~
s,eamers Belize Carmna Bermuda mot 2lst
pichmond West Point, Va; Brelkwatcr. Lewcs. del,
Also saiedvia Long Island sound-steamer Eeanora for
Portland.
THE MOVEMENTS or SrEAMEas
FOREIGN PoRr3
1rvrnpooI April 23-Arrived. steamers Espanol (Spanl
Ia1zaraya from Nev.oreans March 81 Hnmooidt !brl
Elders from Newly urk hprh o. JshAosh ND'' ~
orleans April
HALIFAX. April 23-Arrved. steamers sarmatan and New
found and .,o ,a,,a, Tor ai..
gov. no,frsrrc poprs
BOSTON April 23-Artvos steamers samara trrl Roberts
iSoyoo Sew Rrun ,wicR Colby Yarmouth, Ms CIty Point
tir la now Annapolis, MS Gen Whitney, Halett New
york l,ity Of Columbus, Wright, savannah. 49,, ~,
CLEARED Caduceus tbr) 0ion ~ JOnn ND Som
Rniaswick (IIr Colby Yarmouth, NSi Neptune. Berry
PHuIpETPHrA April 23-Arrived steamers Tropo Rand
Port Antonio; Panther, Wiley Newburyporti Lancaster
futile salem Reading Smith, do Centpede Wa,rinson
and Williamsport Wletts, Boston, Aries, Googins fal
liver Tonawan1a, sherman. Providence Saxon snow,
Bo.ton; Il 0 Biddle W alaco, New York
CLEARED, steamer Mayfower Davidson. new YORK -
2J-Arrived steamers Jason (Dtcn)
lopez. Amsterdam, Johns Hopkins March sayannsn AT, A
Gamers John w fOsucrJ
leghony. Hallett Boston.
SGvISNAm April 23-Clearcd steamer Peconic (Br, Mar
selles. ,oo . A.. o..... ,-,uoa .,.an.r.
Tantaon tIr Messna: bordeaux (Fr Bordeauxi City OF
DALLAS Relies City Mexico Vera CRUZ Explorer Liverpool
VenoZ uesn and NewYork, the latter Tor
New-York.
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RELIABLE TESTIMONY.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Sept. 8, 1882.
Hop Bitters Co.

Hop Bhters Co. ;,
am seventy-four years old, have hvco
thirty-four years in Philadelphia, and well KNOWN
among Germans. I have been troubled twelve years
with white swelling my right foot. ana ge''lns
every year. and very painful and breaking OUT ~
hot weather consulted doctors and they too
me it was incurabe and would have to take It with INC
in the grave Some time ago lost my appetite WAS
costive had headache and fever In fact very SICK
/ saw In The German Democrat that Hop Bitters was
what needed got bottle, took II one week ana was
well again ever, and to my greatest surprise right
from the first, my swelling went down gradually and
taking another BOTTLE got entirely well Oft The vile
OF my neighbor had two such swengs on her legs ana
three bottles cured her. think this great triumph
for your bitters. JOHN sroLL-
No. 4 Young's Alley, above Wlow-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
ACCUSING A WOMAN OF SANDER.

John Barbour of No > SYlvan-place, procured n
few DAYS ago summons from Justice Herman III
the Harlem Police Court for Mamie Monroe oil No.
243 East Northumberland seventcentl-st iOr
having made false statements about him aud MS
family On Saturday Mr. Barbour reappeared IN
court and stated that Henry Morrne he M soand
of the woman complained of, said that the justice
had issued warrant he would call at the court ana
slap his face Justice Herman then issued war
rant Tor the arrest of Mr. and Mrs Monroe. lhcy
were examined yesterday Mr.. Barbour stated that
Mrs Monroe had called him vile name. lie llad
received his information from his daughter TX
Justice Otter1ourg then iuerposed. aud SAID; lbe
arr, ST of this man Monroe is most outrageous one
He was dragged from his place OF business Intc a
notice court without sha low OF right.
ayisetce Herman retorted that he understood MS
business aud that lie wanted no Unreal ,>anu n9ef 81
argue about il. Mr. OtieIbourg replied that II there
had been any offence it was SANDER and Justice
Herman had no jurisdiction. Minnie McDonaid, q
pert little miss of about sixteen testihed that Mrs
Monroe had told her that Nelly Barbour, The COM
painant's daughter. had ruined one girl and was IN
a fair way TO ruin pale-faced music teacheri mat
she ornamented herself with paint and powder an
inch thick and that Mrs. Barbour was going to III
fast A hook which Miss Monroe had cen loaned
by Miss Mcdonald was brought into court III
proved TO be a medical work, profusely illustrated
The witness said THAT her father had gwen 1t 10
her. as he thought that, being motberless, sue
might need it. The case was then adjourned unui
Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ErercH HouSc-Henry f. French, Assistant
Minister at Warrington aud Julius d. Dreher, President
OF Roanoke College,. rim ArenHs HOfsi-EX-SenatOr
George s. Bonwel, OF Massachusetts, ex-Congressman
Frederick Miles, Of Connecticut, anu W. p Fshbaok OF
In1.anapOlis HOef rHSirici-Con gresham Patrick
A. Cclins John BOYLE O'Rely. and Michael p. Curran,
OF Boston 81. Nicholas HOtcl-lIiraD Price, Commits
siOner Of Indian Affairs HOFFMAN H0use-COngrcssm
r. j. Ellis OF louisiana .AStor Honse-GOyernor 3. W.
Hale Of New-lIampshire and Congressman Charles NJ
Shelley of Louisiana 49,. brand Central Hoiei-The
Rev Lawrence Walsh. OF Waterbury, Conn. brer00F
HouSe-John Quincy Adams, OF Quincy, Mass. Victoria
Hoiel-Ceneral W. W. BelSnap, of Iowa.
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STIPPsHILL, Ind, Nov. 10,

STIpPsHILL, Ind, Nov 49, 1881
DEAR srRs:-T have read so much about Hop Bitters
and always being afflicted with neuralgia weakness as
eased. stomach, never having much health tried
couple of bottles 1t has strengthened and helped me
more than any medicine or doctor. am now on my
third bottle and thankful that 1t has helped me.
will advise ali that are afflicted to give 1t trial.
LUCY VAIL.
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.Innn Is. 1891.
Hop Bitters Co.

Hop Bitters Co. June TO- 1881
have been suffering five years past with neuralgia
liver complaint dyspepsia and kidney complaint and
have doetored with fourteen different doctors who did
me no good. At last tried Hop Bters, and after using
few bottles received great benefit from them, and II
had used Hop Btters regularly would have been well
before. 1 know them 20 be the best medicine In the
world for nervous diseases OF all kinds.
JAMES CooNTs
Beelington Barber County, W. Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
THE TRIAL OF PATRICK CASEY.

The trial of Patrick Casey for the murder of
Sergeant Comsky OF the Hunters Point Police Sta
ton on March IL was commenced before Judge
barnard i'm the Court of Oyer and Terminer, in
Long Island City, yesterday. The courtroom was
crowded with spectators. But directly facing the
iury-box Chief Engineer James Comsky, brother
of the murdered man, was within few feet of him
besides Distr,ct-Atlorney Downing. The lawyers
for the defence were Senator james w. Covert aud
William r. Howe. When District-Attorney Down
ing called the case for trial. Mr.. Howe made an
earnest appeal to Judge Barnard TO have the case
20 over for the term Senator Covert stated thatthe
defence would be one of insanity caused by Excess
sye drinking. Tho attendance OF medical practi-
tioner of New-Hayen, Conn, who had made
speciality of this form Of disease, was necessary.
The Senator told the Judge that he had not been
afforded sufficient time TO procure this witness. He
also informed the Court that the Senate had refused
TO grant him aye-of-absence to attend the trial
the iury was then selected. DistrictAttorney
Dovnine in an address Of four minutes. stated the
case for the prosecution %de court then adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
RadWay'S Regulating Pills
IN HOT WATER.

DIDN'T YOU KNOW THAT A TEAsPooNFUL OF
TARRANTs sELTZER APERIENT TAKEN IN A,
GLASS OF HOT WATER HALF AN HOUR BEFORE
BREAKFAST WAS NOT ONLY THE BEST sToM.
AcHIC BUT EXCEEDINGLY HEALTHFUL wITHALi
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
N. BIN taking SETTER APERIENT in Hot
wait until entirely water
should be hot-not tepid or lukewarm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
TO ACCEPT MR.. wILLARD's REQUEST.

meeting of the trustees OF the METROPOLITAN
Museum of Art was held last night at the house of
John / aylor Johnston, No. Fifth-ave. The meet
,ng was called to consider what action the board
shSuld take in regard to tine Willard bequest for the
foundation OF an architectural museum. 1t was
finally resolved that the museum should accept the
frust und refer the matter to the PRESENT with full
nowers He will confer with the commission APP
pointed by the New.York Chapter OF American
Architects, The commission had q meeting in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
REGIsTER,s OFFICE NOTES.

Yesterday was one by which David Dudley Field
acquired the building and lot No. SO iryinQ-place,
the consideration being 2,000:,. For the greater
gage on the property to its former possessors.
The purchase by the city of piece Of property
~ BY "a feet the southeast corner OF Frst-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
THREE HUNDRED MORE MoRMoNs.

Swedes and NorweHans, Danes and Dutch, Eng
lish and Irish, Scotch and Welsh, straight and
curly haired young Inen and old men, young women
and old women, pretty little girls and pretty httle
boys infants In arms brunettes and blondes to the
number of 800. commingied with each other in the
rotunda at Castle Garden upon the landing OF the
immigrants from the Guion steamship Nevada,
They were a motley crowd and soon encircled a
dark, heavily built man with full black beard,
who was recognized as j. III. Hart, the Utah Emil
grafton Agent at Battery place The 800 who sur
rounded him we're the latest contingent of prose-
ties to the faith of the Latter Day Saints and the
first party TO arrive this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
LEEroS1A, Penn, April 10, 1882.
Hop BitLers Oh.

Hop BRters 90.
Ihaye not been well for three years tried almost every
kind OF patent medicines and less than seven oocor
one OF Emira, n. Y; none have done me any goou'
finally tried your Hop Bters and found them Just tne
thing have praised them highly there il great
number here who them with great benefit and salts
faction. Very respectfully yours,
R.lHUST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
WHAT Is GDINl ON TO-DAY.

Joint Executive Committee on trunk lines at Mr..
Fnk's office.
Inquest in case OF Charles StrOebol.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Railway suit before Justice
DAY.
Departure OF Madame Patti for Europe.
Metropolitan. BOs' h1gebal match on Polo Grounds.
Opening of new Columbia Law school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
THE OIL CONSOLIDATION EFFECTED.

THE OIL CONSOLIDATION EFFECTED.
The consolidation of the National Petroleum Ex-
change with the Nw-Yorkc Mining Stock Exchange,
under the name of I" The New-York Mining Stock
and National Petroleum Exchange" was practically
accomplished Yesterday. Dealings mt the National
Exchange ceased and the members Hooked TO the
floor OF the mining board. There was general ex-
preston OF satisfaction by petroleum brokers at the
nnion lt vas said that il would result in the i'm
proyement of the petroleum speculation by concen-
trating the financial strength OF two boards into
one. The National Exchange began dealing IN pipe
line certificates about the middle OF last December.
soon afterward the New York MiEIng Stock Elk
change established department. for similar deal
ings. The rivalry between the two boards and the
old New York Petroleum Exchange became warm,
and several weeks ago an attempt was made to
secure q consolidation OF tho three ORGANIZATIONS
II came to naught. Informal negotiations were
then begun for union In regard to oil dealings be-
tween the mining board and the New-fork retro
lenm Exchange. The latter exchange refused To
conce1e terms which were acceptable to the mining
brokers, AMI finally successful negotiations were
concluded for uniting the mining board and tho
National Petroleum Exchange.
The new consolidated exchange will have mem
bership of nearly 1000 members There is
500 600 in its treasury, besides reserve insurance
fund of $2S, 900. Upon the death or any member
an assessment of $40 each will be levied upon the
survivors Only $1,000 will be paid to the family
or heirs of the deceased member tho remainder go
ing into the reserve insurance fund. Among the
present members OF the consolidated exchange there
are over 800 whu are members of the New-fork
Stock Exchange. Fully one half of tho members
represent membership interests in the Stock. mo
Produce. the Cotton or the Coffee Exchange. For
the present the officers of the mining board remain
officers of tho consolidated exchange. In June the
annual election will DO held when the terms OF
nine members of the Governing Committee VIII ex-
pre- aud their places will be filed by u members
of the united organization. The remaining thirty
apportioned between the old mining board and Tao
National Petroleum Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
Vertigo, Dizziness and Blindness.

OFFICE UTICA MoRSISG HERALD
UTICA. FeO. 1S, 1882.
Ihave been troubled with vertigo since last July and
have suffered greatly night after any considerable
exerton from dizziness and blindness tried Two
bottles OF Hop Bttes and since then have been entirely
relieved. Respectfully yours, j. j. FLANAGAN.
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Beat the World.

ROCKVILLE, Conn.,, March @, 1857.
Hop Bniers 90.
have been taking your Hop Bitters for several week
and they beat the world.
L. 8. LEWIS Lewiss axle machine.
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for the day and Casey was removed to his CELL The
members of the jury were allowed to go to their
homes alter being warned by the judge not TO con-
verse with anyone about the case One OF tue jury
men was sharply rebukod by judge Barnard for
being half an hour late in returning after recess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24

MATTINGs.-Large assortment just received,
our importation White Red Uneck. Fine. Fancy Pat
terms. and soid cclors. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24

If you want to know all about the utter
worthesmess Of the work done by tho DURHAM HOUSE
DRAINAGE COMPANY consult the nearest plumber, but you
prefer form your opinion call or send for pamphlet
10 No. 1877 Broadway.
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MARINE iNTELLIGENOE
MINIATURES ALuANAC.

MINTArULE ALuANAc.
suuris. 5.O7i sets Gao Noon nfi 9OhMooasagedys IL
HIGH WAFER TO-DAY
. u-sl,dyul,g ga. 8by island 9:2l; He'll Git9. 1lilo
PM-slndy 900, GOV Island 0AJi a sI sASa laos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24

Persons suffering from sick headache, dizzi-
constipation, pain In tho sdo &C. are asked 70
try one Vial Of Carters Little Liver Pills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
OFFICE JELLowAY M. A. ASSOCIATION,
JELLowAY, O., March 1S, leo2.

Hop Biiters Manufacturing Co.
I have been using your Hop Bitters aud ind them
what you recommend them to be for kidney disease
VIZ, superior TO all others. ]. L. HiLDERBkANp'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
POWERS B. WEIGHTMAN,
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS.
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA,
NETWORK oFFICE-o6 MAIDEN-LANE,
ofer the Wholesale Drug Trade and those who buy in
similar quantities an assortment Of
CHEMICALS Medicinal Photographic. and for the Arts.
including oUINIA suphate Acetate. Bromide etc. NOR
PHIA, sulphate Acetate. Bromide. etc. CINCHoNIDlA.
CINCHoNIA Calomel, Corrosive sublmate PoTAS
SUM, Iodde and Bromide, Cftric and rartaric Acids
Nitrate Silver Sulphurc Muriac aud Nitro Acids EPSON
Salts Blue vitrio Chloroform Magnesa Cscired Heavy.
Bismuh preparations strychna sulphurc Ether, etc.
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OVER THEIR SIGNATURES

and openly 50O0 phycans and drngts ndorse and reco
mend BRNsoSs POROUS PLAsTRRs above all otheg
porous remedies Who better udgesi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
crows cRipmunks cleared out by Rough Rats" l5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24

HENRY A. DANIELS, Nj. D.,
IA Lexington ave-, between 29th and 30th.sts ~,
Hours 6to7 z. Impotence Sterility Diseases OF the
enito Organs and Nervous system specialties
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Announcements.

| EXCESSIVE FATNEss RELIEVED by nOurishing,
food. Circulars mailed HEALTH FOOD co, "a
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day. William Kramer makes the conveyance for
800, 800
The firm oil Lord e. Taylor has secured o renewal
of the lease of the premises Nos 80 and 80 FORSYTH
st. for term Of ten years beginning IN May 1854,
at the annual rental of So 900.