Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 26, 1872, Page 7

* would be done to mmake him comfor - would look to his frien - ceived similar attention. 1 THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1872. 7 _—_—mm e THEHORSE DISEASE. Ats Srmplq‘ls—now It Showld “Be Treated. o the Fditor lhe Chicago Tribune : Bm: The psent horse-epidemic is no new diseage. Allie symptoms we have heard of go 4o prove thaslis the same epizootic catarrh, or typhoid influca, that first made its appearance in Englond sdar back s 1619, and agsin in 1882, in 1848-2, during the first six months of 1854, at thecle of 185, at the beginning of 1857, in the uly summer of 1862, 1803, and 1864, and moror less ever since. In the United States, it first ade'its appearance in 1836, and is etill sec every epring and fall, with sympton more or less severe,—the symptoms vaing each season, according to ihe intensity othe disease. The general symp- toms at first obrved are: A watery discharge from the eyes; slight cough; a chilk or shiver- ing fit, succeed| by increased heat of the body, fever, and irritdon ; loss of appetite ; discharge of mucus frembe nose; great prostration of strength; folloed, in a day or two, by swelling of the legs, bell and breast. This swelling of the belly and bnst is non-inflammatory, soft and jutting on pissure, called Anasarca; when of thelegs, it is jlled (Edema, or Erysipele- Edematenx. Sobtimes this disease takes ob- & rheumat form, when the back and joints ar gore and stiffiened, Jooking a8 if tho nimal had lumbego, or was sgir::qed across th Joins. At other seasons, this diseass talies on, gastro-mucose form, when the liver and digesits organs appear to partici- pate in_an unusual egree. This form will be observed by o yelld, bilious-looking appear- ance of the mucusmembranes, and the feces are flard and in smil pellets, covered with & light-colored, slimy fucas. Animals havicg ! the above - symptoms should be ced in _=& comfortable, well-ventilated” stalle. Remember that Bo disease ecma Le cared withont plenty of fresh air. Itwill be observed that low under- gruu.mi, ill-verflated stables are the first to ave enimals a%cted with epizootic disease. In the fall of theyesr, stablemen are careful to have the stableclosed up to prevent cold. This 1s poor logic, fc they are only hastening on the diseases they e trying to prevent. Many an Individual will bmember that, on staying fifteen or twenty minues in an ill-ventilated stable, in- boling tho ges of ammoniz, and coming out quickly into the fresh sir, irri- tation of the eyes takes place, causing a flow of tears,nd irritation of the Schneide- rian Membranécausing violent_sneezing. If it Biffect men for s short 2 time, how much more will it affect theoor horse,that is obliged tostay in such a steble, perhapy, 12 or 18 bours out of the 247 Once moro and for all, 1 say, deny not your animais frea air. If the body is cold, cover well with binkets; if the legs are cold, spply bandages. 0 not bleed or give purgatives in this disease, s they will only ten the discase. Do nof spply strong blsters to the throat, as is often done. If te throat appears to be much affected, ap)ly s Liniment of liquid am- monia, two ounces ; olive oil, five ounces; tine- ture of aconite roof one ounce. Allow the an- imal plenty of coolivater to arink. Bisty drops of sulphuric acid‘whu_:h the animal will very readily drink, will assist grenflz{m sustaining the flagging powes of life the disease £hould show a astenic or depressed condition, the pulse become wiry, soft, and compressi- ble,—avoid _all forms of ~sedatives. _Give n-drop doses of pux-vomica in & little cold wate, and place on the animal's tongue ; s dracha dose of aromatic spirits of ammonis, mixedvith thin gruel, twice a day. If there is any diffalty in giving this to the ani- mal, on eccount ¢ his_inal i.htg to_swallow, the fallowing shouldje substituted : Powdered car- Ponste of ammots, two drachms ; pimento and Egntion root, of ach one drachm; T with izi- lo 5yTup, and r2ce upon the animal’s tonguo. i 36 abont 1 the medicine that will b re- quired. Thera hould be good nursing, and the Yest left to vis medicalriz _nature, or in other Words, relisncehould be had upon the great curative powersthat God has implanted in the constitution of 1l his creatures. R The cause of his, 85 well a3 all epizdotic dis- eases, is involvd in not a little obscurity. Some call it nimoighrio electrical poison, caused by changes in the tmosphere, But it has not been us yet definitel;ascertained whetner it occurs in 5 gaseons, flul, or solid condition, nome of which seems toiatisfythe philosophical student, and all belongto the unsolved problems of veterinary sciens. At present we are gracious- ly pleased to calit atmospheric. Pure air isa preventive ; als sprinkling the stable with a weak solution of:arbolic acid,—say one drachm to a pint water. Chloride of lime might also be triet Sulphurgs acid gas a8 been tried by some veterinarians with good effect. '‘ake @ emall pieco of roll- zuls:mr, about half an ounce, according to the size of t13 place to be fumigated; place it in & emall creible over some hot cinders, and 2 sulphurous s4d gas will be given out. Before doing this, ope the doors and windows of your stable, to allowfresh air, as it i8 a poisonons 28 This cenio no harm, and msay do much 0od. 1t is wel worthy of & fgir trial. None of a:iadiseue asfar a8 Lcan learn, bhas reached this city. If uch disease is in the vicinity, have your animals vell-cared for. . Give them dfachm doses of sulphite of quinine and iron, with five ins of arseiic, in 8oft feed, for & week or ten Siye. Thia vil bo found fo be of good servico. Give plenty ofeald water, good ventilation, aud, Bbove all, kee the stable clean. J. C. McKexzrs, V. 5. Careaco, Gct. 25, 1672. A Noted Horse in Articulo Mortis. From tie Cincinnati Enquirer, Oct. 21, There is sarce a child or grown-up person ~ who ever goci to the circus but remembers with . pleasure the jarformances of Dan Rice's famous trick horse Ixcelsior. For the last eighteen * years, on eachrecurrence of'the esson, he has cen one of tle aronic attractions of that famous ghow, and wheever he appeared in the ring it - was to receive \he plaudits of the thousands who were gathered wround it. Thon%g totally blind, he exhibited w2 intelligence that was almos buman, and in fi0 tablozn pieces and posturing, . which was the greater part of his business,” 1i " was pronounced by to be the hendsomest borse they ever suw. g Dex Rice came ‘o the city lst week and pitch- &d his tents on Union Groands. Escelsior, of pourse, came with him, and, as usual, was the dmiration of every one who wext to the show. The old horse, however, did not seem in his _usnal spirits. He scemed to be too sick to teke his part, and though at times he would firs up 8nd go throngh s part handsomely s sudden tremor wonld como over him, and ho would sink down exhausted. The cheery voice of his old mester failed to meet with the quick response as of old, and the kind-hearted showman found Ehat his pet had becomo deaf as well as blind, &nd that Excelsior's course was about run. On Saturday night the old horse was_brought into the ricg for the last time. He went through a part of his performance, but, before it was half over, had to be led out, trembling and scarce able to walk. Mr. Rice, in a little Bpacch, which was full of pathos, told the crowd that Excelsior, who had travelled with him for - the past aighteengaus, and who_was almost a nhflgfiy him, could not live much longer. He bad been his constant companiod, and had “helped to mske nost of the money hehad hn; during that time. He loved him not for this so much as for the almost bhuman fraits and human intelligence that he possessed, and now that he was about to die be felt & pang in his heart as if he wes indeed human. The old horse, he said, would be taken to Mr. Connelly's etable on Bay- miller street, where eversthing that was gnzsih o table, and when he died ho would have an honorable inter- ment. Tho father of this horse, 0ld Excelsi- or,” when he died at Baltimore many years ago, wis buried with great pomp, and he (JIr. Rice: Griswold, the * Fat Contributer,” to sec that Excelsior's remains re- At the conclusion of his speech the showman's eyes_ filled with tears, and not & few of his auditors joined with him. S How a Fellow Feecls when He is Full of Strychnine, From the Gold Hill (Nev.) Nets, Dr. Harris, the well known assayer, who re- eides at the lower end of town, came near_being oisoned to death last night through taking a Soac of medicine for rheumatism. The settlings in the bottom of the vial settled his case. The following communication from him received at noon to-day tells the whole story: “ Lastnight (Thursday) I felt & pain in my knee, caused by thenmstism. I got up at 10 o'clock and took & dose of theumatic medicina prescribed by Dr. Toland, of Sen Francisco. There was only one dose left, and, not at the time thinking of the sediment at the bottom of the vial, I took it. HsIf an hour after, a3 I was laying in bed witha cendle in hand resding, I was struck senseless and s‘peechle:s‘ The candle fell on thebed and 1 conld neither stir norery out for a second. Tuckily the shock terminated in time {0 let me ut out the light or the house and all would Enva been consumed. More and stronger shocks snd convulsions then followed, and from symp- tomsI kmew thet Thad taken strychnine, = Ay wife brought sweet oil, of which I took two doses. But great God! what & torment. Shocks and convulsions followed from half past 10 to 12 o'clock, when the desth tnroes set in. I was convalsed, and felt five shocks like aman broken on 5 wheel, and the last shock made me helplesa and stiff. I felt the earth give way, and called my wife tome, My hends wero crossed, but I could not move them, nor any part of mg body. I bade them all_good-by, and swooned. My ifagent the children for & doctor, snd Dr. Kir- by came abont 12, snd found me still alive 2nd somewhat rational, as the oil had its effect. From then until 6 o'clock this morning X had shocks like from & galvanic battery every few minutes. I could not stir hand or foot, and any attempt to turn my head brought a shock. To tell what I suffered is impossible, and I had given up all thought of life; but soon I began to Tecover; and now—I10 o'clock a. m,—I am able to write you this, in order that you may warn persons using this medicine to beware of over- doses or settlings.” Sharp Practice by Boys. The Hudsog (N. Y.) Register say: __““Our citizens who attend the various exhibi- tions from time to time at the City Hall, fre- &l’lanfly ask themselves how all the boys get in e shows, and areat a loss for an answer. After careful observation, we have got so far into the secret as to be able to tell how some of them do it. “The capital needed to start the business in the firat place is 10 cents. Vith this the young sharper purchases half s bar of soap, puts it in & prper, and waits ontside for o rush. With the rush he finds himself at the door, when the door-tender stops him, and aske for hie ticket. The young sharpersays: *I just wont out for this sozp for a man on the stage, and he'sin & hurry.’ Not suspecting anything wrong, the door-tender permita him to passin. When in- side, the lad takes a seat and pockefs the sosp for the next show which comes along. If the door-tender is changed through the evening, the sonp is dropped out of the windoyw to an accom- lice, and sharper No.2 slips in on the ‘soap lodge.” 4 “gAxmflJer trick which their ingenuity bas in- vented, is to direct o telegraph envelope to one of the performers on the Stage, put it in a pass- book and meke inquiries af the door for the ac- tor to whom they hove directed it. They are told by tho doorlreeper to go behind the cur- tan _and deliver it.’ They step inside, close the door atter them, put the pretended do- atch and books in their pocket and sce the ow out. “‘ These dodges have been played at the City Hall in this city by the lads for months, and only by accident was the practice discovered, by which the sharpest showman travelling have been swindled.” e A Queer Railroad Accident. From the Lancaster (Pa.) Intelligencer, This morning the Pacific Express, west, which passes through this city at2:35, met with o 8in, accident at the junction—Landisville. The Reading Road crosses the Pennsylvania Road at this point, and s train of empty coal cars was standing across the latter track. About this time tho Pacific Express came dashing along, and, before the engineer had time to check the speed of the locomotive, it had dashed throngh & coal car and was tearing B]ong at its regular speed towards Harrisburg, wit! only the loss of a cow-catcher. The engineer, secing that no harm had been done to any one, did not stop after he had safe- Iy “‘gono through” the debris. Thiscan be class- ed a5 & most miraculons escape from whatmight have been a terrible disaster, but the speed at which the train was going was very swift. The wrecked car was struck amid wheels and broken completely into atoms, the splinters flying in_all directions, but luckily hitting no ome. The shock was distinctly felt by the railroad emplog— ers who were sitting on the front and back ends of the coal train, but they either did not know the time at which the train waa due, or else the watchman at the station displayed great ignor- ance in not having his flag-lamps hung out. Street-Cleaning in Paris The cleansing of the streets of Paris isan affair of greater importence than many people would imagine. It costs' the municipelity more than four millions of francs per annum. Some details respecting the sweeping of the streets may not be uninteresting. There are 11,000,000 square metres to be swept every day, of which 9,220,000 are at the cost of the municipality, 5,520,000 at the cost of such owners of property 24 do not subgcribe, apd 3,560,000 nndertaken by the municipality for the subscribers. The aver-~ age cost is 2934 centimes per annum. The per- sonnel comprises sweepers regularly engaged and auxiliaries. They ere in two divigions : Ist, 41 brigades, composed of a chief and 30 sweep- ers (male or female); second, 70, consisting of & chief and 12 sweepers, occupled onlg balf aday. There are 931 sweepers employe conat&nfl{ and 2,630 auziliaries on an average, of whom 910 re men aud 1,720 are women. e day's work commences &t 3 in the morning in summer, and 4 in winter; the balf day terminates at 10 in tha morning, and the dsyat 4 in the afternoon. The auxilieries only work half-a-dsy, and re- ceive 1f. (20e.) Alawis about to be submitted to the Assembly for compelling all proprietors to subscribe to the cleansing of the streets. A Royal Lovers The Archduke Henry, of Austria, who some years ago committed the terrible crime of mar- mng an actress, and was in consequence ban- ished the dominions of Franz Jose{ has been 80 far pardoned as to be allowed to return to Austria, with his wife, upon condition of re- siding in the Tyrol. Leopoldine Hoffman, his wife, i8 a fine woman, and the merriage was o love-match. The sentimental King of Bavaria took e great interest in the unfortunate couple, and raised the Archduchess to the Peerage of Bavaris, in the hopes of making her more ac- ceptable to the aristocratic heir of the Crmsars, but in vain. It is believed that the Emperor was inflnenced in his severity towards the Arch- duke by his mother, the 1late Arch- duchess Sophia, who was extremely incensed at the conduct of her nophew. The Archduchess was indeed & woman with no heart, cold, cruel, and proud, and she is said to have instigated her 8on to order the terrible execution of the Hun- arion Generals at Arad, which horrified all urope, simply to gratify private revenge. & CITY REAL ESTATE, OR SALE_100 FEET CORNER COTTAGE GROVE and Forty-Bith-at. 0 doot” coraer Bouth Perk Boulovard and Forts- st 160 Toct, east front, South Park Boulevard, near Forty- first-st. 603 feat corner Calumet~av. and Forty-third-st. 909 feet corner Calumet-av. and Forty-first-st. RO A G e S eet, east front, "Wal o ity-soventh-st. T POHENRY WEIL, Southwost corner Sti'm and Harrison:sts. JTOR SALE_GHOIOR 1OTS ON WARREN-AV. jush outside firo limite, st 1,20 each, cash. BLANCHARD BROTHERS, 353 Wabesh-av. OR SALE-3560, WILL BUY A BRICK HOUSE Rl oty Sl oao Tl BUY 4, BFenn ot Cot: {age Grove, if ' taken befors Nov. 1. dJ. 8. SCOVEL, 76 Madison-st. OR _SALE_CHEAT, AND A HALF BTORY cottago, s:gme{ B gears leaze, ono block from iaae o adoons’y. e FULTON, Box 204, Bulld- on the owner, or address ers' Exchango, 133 LaSallo: i OR SALE—_ON MONROE-ST., 25 FEET, A O R ey oA nast. Will o sold chetp 3ad on ‘asy ‘torms, Af applied for aoom. A. BLAKE, 137 La- Sallo-st:, Roam 6. S — TSON-ST-, & z O AL T M roon Baalioe. and Page.sts, SNYDER & LEE, No.14 Nixon's building, northeast corner of Monroo and LaSalle-ats. e o k7 ANKLIN, NEAR MADISON-ST,, o AL O A footy” fist-clnss buildings o5 Doth aldss: vory, casy terms. - A. T. HEMINGWAY, 45 Contral Uston Block. ALE—27 ACRES ON TRACY-AV, IN SEC. 5, Fo?"s”’ at B?WAncr ‘acro. HART & BIGGS, 868 Wa- bash-sv. i OR SALE — 8 _ACRES, IN b AND 10 AORE biocks, in Soc. 16, 31, 11'at 0 {o 800 pet acro. Tronting on Halstod and Staté-sts.” HART & BIGGS, 568 ‘Wabash-av. OR SALE_GOOD LOTS ON ALL THE STREETS F botween Twenty-third and Tkir?-ninth-!fl., and bo- Allout of firo limits,’ Perfect iwoon State and Wallace, SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. OR SALE—HIGHWOOD, ONE MILE FROM HIGH- Tgng, Park, nesr property fo b sold by 7. 4. Bt %" geo their zdvertisoments 863, making about 18 conts ride} 55, boautifal park mear my own rosidenco; laTge, old ghado trees, gravel walks and drivos. A opo-story Awelling, 3 piazzas, bay windows, front parlor, 9 bed- Fooms, Cuias closct, clothes press, large, airy kitchen Tnalde wing: largs corner lot, $1,5003 first psyment $100, and S50 yearly or 325 monthly for 3 years: $500 can ‘Tomain, 1f you choose, byears. _Also, spacions Civo-story houso, plazzas, bay window, parior, #ltting-room, bath- Foom, puntry, und kitchen in wing, 5 rooms, 4 closcts, second story, £3,000, first payment, $100, and 300 yesrly or $%5 monthly for b years, and 1460 can_remain 10 Years. Theso Bouses will cost sou nothing. What yoi now g:flngfur ‘ront will saon pay for one of these; 50 yt ga cicoss botween a good Bome and ‘lapdlord Thcolp E. ASHLEY MEARS, 148 LaSalle-st. I shall remain at ‘my residenco at Highwood all Saturday. 3 OR SALE_AT ENGLEWOOD, LOTS 180 FEET doep, near _station, church, and schools, for 815 per Toot, on casy terms. A. BLAKE, 127 LaSalle-st., Room 6. OR SALE_MAYWOOD—10 AGRES, NEAR MAY- wood Btation, fmntlnf First-av., running to River, SNYDER& LEE, No. 14 Nixow's building, northeast corner of Monros and LaSalle-sts. OR, SATE_I% AGRES ON CALUMET RIVE ‘with 1% milos river front, beautiful rolling land wit ‘igh banks: one of the chojcost locations and bost invest- tars & Go. flmy commatation,” ment on the rivor at the price: cheap, and very easy torms __HART & BIGGS, 33 Wabash-av. TOR BALE_ENGLEWOOD, IN THE NORMAL |, School Subdlvision, somo vory desirablo lots. O. H. WHITTLESEY, NO. 79 West Madisonst., Room 1. FDE SALE—OR EXOHANGE—PARTIES OWNING large tracts in Lako Viow, a little remoto from_the 1ake, ars invited to trade a portion to about 10,000, for a first-class, desirable noar suburban proporty, readily real- izable; the intention being to construct o first-class resi- denc m&l-lkn View, WN%V will anhnnb&\ t‘h}l‘s 'nkloh::nflm Fomaiaing propo o recommend. tho. e1changd. JEAD B IO West Madisonsh: IOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE-FOR CITY PROP- erty, alarge new housg and 334 acres land, at Hins- dale. Also, & very ohoice 10-acre block to_exehango for clty property. Call at 503 State-st. 0. J. STOUGH. iffes: " Warmoaty doods. - A very small poyment down: & | [1OB SALES0 AGRES, 6,3, 1L, 40 ACRESSOUTEL 3 Tasimens A0 st of ity 5 acrcs Sinth and Wallace. 1 B0, B Wabaan-ay, S6oHeY business, ERT | oero 3t Englowayd. S ABLES HoHALL, 58 Wabpshoar. E_BY M. V. T NOS. | TJOR SALE 8 ACKES ON NINDTY-FIFTHST: O a3 Clrh ok oo e B oel '+ NOB: ear Washivgton Helghts, suliablo for subdisision; 7 acres noar Dougins Park, on Tirolfthster, 520,000, Tavo bargaia. - Address Af 5%, Tribums olice, e housp and lot, 48x177 foot to wide alloy, on Thirtloth-st., neur Michlgan-av., 813,00, ‘Houso with all modern rmprovémonts, and deep lot, on dianaav,, nesr Bightoonth-st., $16,000, Good house and deep lot, near Joiferson Park, 87,600, Also, other city and suburban reaidencos. OR BALE-LOTS ON WALLACE, HUBBS, AND gmn..hh doll-sts.; casy torms. JAMES H. HILL, 369 ash-av. JOR SALE-AT 4 BARGAIN, 16551 FERT SOUTH: east comer of Bonth Park-av and Thirty-firat-st ; torms tosuit. _Inquire at 185 Sonth Clark-st., in bank. OF SALE—&T A BARGAIN, HOUSE AND LOT, Toogis: §300 oaah, balance’ n mon hia’ Inguire on prémisos, cornor of Wostora-av. aud Pollvst: FOR SALE_SEVERAL LOTS ON DILLER-ST., between Onidey and Westorn-ava., south’of Kinzis- Bt., somo of thom adjoining railroad track. Aiso, three desirable lots on Lowa-av., east of Halsted and north of Thirty-fifth-st. Also, six lots.to losso for 10 yours on Fulton.at., botween akley and Western-avs, ISAAQ R. DILL Yo of Norin Kdu.st, OR SALE—SEVERAL OHOICE PIECES OF ACRE- property on the Sonth and Wast Sides to which we in- Jhtoattention of espitalists. MEAD & COE, 79 West son-st. b OR SALE_SEVERAL TINE BRICK HOUSES ON the South Side, from 35,000 to $7,60. . C. MCCORD & CO., ialle-st. FOB SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR WEST SIDE VA- P e TR R e SN U BAIRD & SHANDREW, 181 East Aadison ¥ s . Apply t C. O, WHIPPLE, 64 Sonth Desplatues, 2 k. d0 ac: o fang Tong thag; &% pasmients, A. T. BEMINGWAY, 4§ Central Union Block. OR SALE~A CHOICE RESIDENCE AT RIVER- side, a bargain if sold before November 1. LEVI WING & CO., 335 Wabash-av. O e Somiios ivor rout plepdll s fox- man e Flvor front; plendid sites for manu’ Tacturing ehoap and essy tors, - HART & BIGGS, 308 ‘Wabash-av.. SALE—5 ACRES ON FIFTY-NINTHST., east of Reuben-st., per acro; usual terms. THOS. A. & 3. HILL, 401 Wabash-av. JFORSALE 4o ACRES AT SOUTH ENGLEWOOD, beigg tho Seathmost i Southeast 3¢ Section &, % 1 it 1,8 oot front, ‘on tho proposod. Eighir-savéntiist, boulevard, and oaly two blooks from tho new depot. is a vory choice tract for a subdivision. THOMAB'A. & 37 HILL, 401 Wabstiay. OR_SALE-OR RENT—FING BRICK HOUSE i aodorn anusentencesiotdo foet froat) on Deexel oxt, 5, SO CE A ABELL b 10 per smonth. Wabangve o P OR SALE_SEVERAL FINE RESIDENCES, WITH largo lots, 1n Cloaversille, nar Droxel and Onkwood Boulevard, Choice lots in Hyde Park village and vicinity. Bargains o sero property, near Wi o Helghts, and various parts of Hyde Fark, Simprorca fad unimprored propety i clty and Hyd ack, By limits, s I Lot o BTy 22 Wabashav. OR EALEIW T0 300 FEET NORTH g?zz.‘gg}z; ood, in tho grovo, ono block fram dopat . & foot, the cheapest inmarket. J, SOU! Y, ESRRTR Aoy kb Boulevard, near city limite, Prico; JPOR SALE-ONLY ONE MORE OF THOSE FINE two-story brick houses left on Vincennes-place, noar Filla Park, which we will sell 2t a bargain, If takon bofore PO o G i R s s MELES TRON, COURT louse, 12, ; 36 acres noar station, fine for subdi- viston, $1,000" EDMUND G. STILES, 275 East Madl- Sonstt, Roombl. Nov. 1.5 G McCORD & CO.. 166 LaSalle-st. A SAC- OR SALE—50 FEET ISAV.. AT 1 slnco. “Wantaa Ror 0N PSS 8ol e it CR SALE—10 ACRES FRONTING HUMBOLDT Park Boulevard, J. H. KEELER, 25 Halsted-st., corner Harrison. OR BALE—100x7, HARRISON.ST, NORTHWEST corner Fourth-av; 25 ft on Fourth-av, fronting west, between Harrison Polk sts, with house renting for 900; 25 £6 on Indiana-ay, mear -third-st, S20 por foot, belpw market; 2x120, k&t northwest cornor Aaslom Plice, Yo choas: 1o lats op Arpliscs fiosd, *<h o A + choico fat s prosets " HENRY B. MARBLE, Hoot§, Nor 95 Doarborncaty OR_SALE_CHEAP—S LOTS ON S.W. COR. RE- becca and Paullo sts, by H. MCAMENEAMY, 80 Sehoolst. IOR SALE—OR TO RENT-THE PREMISES 3%9 and 401 West Van Buren- 50x178; brick dwelling, 25243, 2 stories, basomont and gollar; jarge building on rear, 50360 (on & 40 ft alley), 3 storles and cellar, well calculated for manufscturing interest. Inquife on promises. QR SALE-FURNISHED COTTAGE OF § ROOBIS, throom, 5 n leasod ground, o Tadliaayy Botraen Tents second And. Tweniy.third: ate. Apply’ at, Barber Shop southeast corncr Twenty- Becond-st., and Michigan-av. * TOR SALE —m ACRFS AT WASHINGTON ‘Helghts, 3 milo from crosaing; high, rolling land, With beautifal grove. 55 acres adjolning same, chesp. HART & BIGGS, 363 ‘Wabash-av. OR SALE_FRUIT PLACE OF ABOUT SEVEN (1) acres, with storoand dwolling, ‘30 milos sonthwest £rom Chidhgo: very pleasantly losated ia, 3 good meigh- borhood ; excellent variety of frult. Would exchange for Seuly Sido properts; Address H.D. P., 89 Ar- nold-st. Possession April 1. OR SALE—CHOICE LAND—#0 AGRES AT _EN- giowood, near Normal School: 70 acres on Fifty. Bfth-st. Boulevard. G. W. MILLER, 9 Harrison-st. OR SALE—_LOTS NEAR ROCK ISLAND SHOPS At}kmp ‘each, long time ; no moms'y thllw_'fl if improved soon. STARR. 56 1det Handol phost. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. JFOR,SALE_A FARM OF & ACRES, WELL SITU- TO RENT--HOUSES. QRENT_FORONEOR TWO YRARS, MARSLE b rocs, oo Mo 57 W absahese. B H- CUMMINGS, No. large lot, No, 757 Wabash-av. 100 Bast Randolph-st. ‘WAKRTED--}{ALE HELP. Boolkeepers, Clerks, &o. VWANIED-A YOUNG MAN, ABOUT 2 YEARS old; ono who hasworked in & retail grocery siore prcferred. _Apply 2t 38 Stato-st. 0 RENT-NCW FIRST-CLASS BRICK HOUSE, on Cass.at., cornez Ilinofs, {0 rooms, vrith all modern improvements, MEAD & COE, 7 West Madisonst. 10, RENT—OR EOR SALE—A CHARMING NEW residence, No. 430 North LaSalle-st., 14 rooms and &1t modern fmprovemonts. Also, ono eqully pleasant at Glencoe, with ampls grounds, trocs and shrubs. Inquire of ¥. W. NEWHALL, corner of Canaland Lake-sts. - 0 RENT—FOUR_NEW HANDSOME _BRICK dwellings threo on North State-st., corner of Superior, east front, and ono on North Dearbor hetween Lrie u{:d Huron, .‘iu eu‘s!,"frnlqt: hl“ '::dnz d wh::ter‘ Irnll:i closets, etc. Now is the time for persons wis] o ara 1en first-classresidencs. Apply to KNAUER el oo A e doncey LR ARNAEY Clark-st. RENT -, OAK PARK_-NICE TWO-STORY o‘bn\u ‘Trls::end bonsa at Maywood. A.T. HEM- INGWAY, Room 45, Central Union Block. 0 RENT—HOUSE OF RICHARD SOMERS, ESQ., of Sherman Housc, ct Evanston, 12 rooms, alf beantl- fally furnished, contrally located: will bo rented till Ist of May noxt for §5) per moath. R. SOMERS, Sherman Honeo, oron the placa. 0 RENT—BY D. COLE & SON, 163 WEST MADI 80, savoral good Liouses in desirable locations, Call and look over our list. 0 RENT_FURNISHED, TWO-STORY AND BASE- ‘mont brick houso, and brick barn: possession immo- diately. 17 Honore-st., half block south of Madison. 0 RENT_STONE FRONT HOUST, FURNISHED, 14 rooms, No, Gl Carroll-st,, néer Ashland-av., 5,000 per year. SNYDER & LEE, 14 Nixon's Butlding, northeast corner Monros and LaSalle-sts. - ox; modern fmprove: o et Tengonibie, JOUN MoLANDBURGH, Room b, Custom Hou: 0 RENT_WITH DIMEDIATE POSSESSION, 2 story houso and basormont, 9 rooms, 1682 Rebecoa-at., $i0 por month, Gottaze house Campboll-av.y near Vah uronst,, 3% per month. Houss, 7 rooms, bath, otc., over forniture store, ‘West Randolph- §65 per month, _ Basomont, 35 West Randolphest., $30 per month. N, ¥. MERRILL & CO., 13 Otis Block. 0 RENT_FRAME HOUSE NO. 15 EAST HARRL- son-st. Apply at 19 Michigan-av. 0 RENT—FURKISHED HOUSE AT WINNETKA, 16 miles from city, 45 minutes’ rido; house has scven fooms; stable and outhouses; will rent’ till May1, 1873, Addross 172, Tribane office. 0 RENT_GOTTAGE OF 0 ROONS, AXD BARY, corger of Webster-av. and Burlingst. Applyat Sampson-st. TO RENT--ROOMS. 0_RENT — FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED rooms, st Honoro Block, corner of Monroe and Dearborn-sts. ' Hooms heated by steam and hot-alr, and farnishod i first-class style. No house-kesping mllowed n tha building. ” Apply n fourtl loor, botween 10 a. m. 20d6 p. m. T'QRENT_ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER IST.. 16 farnished rooms, single o en suite, 1n Parker Block, Rortheast cornor Halsted and Madison, over Home Na- tional and Mechanios Bavings banks, Apply to F. B. D2 BERARD, at Hole & Bros., 10 & 16 North Canalst. VW ETED-CLERK TOR DRY GOODS SIORE; from 15 to 20 yoars old, at 476 State-st. : Trades. "ANTED—DIAMOND CUTTERS AND POLISH- ers. Steady emxlloq:‘l:nllnfl liberal w:g{,s will be p3id fo_compatent workmen. CROSBY,” SORSE & FOSS, 240 Washinglon-st., Bm@ Diass. VWASIED 1w COAL MINEES; GOOD AND steady work all iwinter, and fres transportation to the mines. Apply &t No. 15 West Van Buren-st. FVANTED—A GOOD TINNER TO GO INTO THE comntes. - Apply o BRINTNALL, FERRY & BELDEN, 115 and 177 Lakesst. VVANTED-A GOOD_JOURNEYMAN BARBER - ot 9 Harrison-st. S. MILAZZA. ANTED—A BELIABLE SAN TO POST BILIS. JOIN ¥. STARR, % West Rsudolph-st. VWASTERTEINER. APPLYTO DODD, TARE & CO., 22 and 234 East Kinzie-st. SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE. Bnckke?m. Clorks, &c. ITUATION WANTED_LS EOOKKEEPER OB oral clerk, by & man - corresponding . Eo Fréiich, and Scandlnavian, and knowing Geran. Best iy referonces. . Addvers & 4, Trbungoftco: TTUATION WANTED_BY AN EXPERIENCED salesman, in a refail clothing or gentlemen's faraishe ing goods hiohso: #s thoroushly postéd; Food Teforences. RE oS, T 86, Tribuns odtce: D-BY A YOUNG MAN, IN 2, wheze s can learn tho ece.” Good city refercaces. TTUATION WAX swholcsaloor_ ret: business; has had some ox) AgelS. 'Address G 42, Tribuno otfice. N WANTED—AS SALESMAN 1IN A SO Ytk s, hy'a ot s ¥ho bt 3F former employe at fgures. Refer, rmission, g e o Brchungs Bulldiag, Chicago: SUIUATION WANTED LN A WHOLESALE FISH capacity; ten voai aco; first- s ity retorence. L Addrbss § %, Tribubaoee, SUIUATION WANTED A YOURG, YARRIED 3TN Sobeta nellon o domp oo o e S - Te not afr=id of work, and 3 anyiiiog to eard a Hvolinood. ‘Address S 10, Trbuze NTED-ONE _OR TWO GOOD COAT MAKFRS ?{gmdnnm, 1il., 0. & A. R. R. WAL A. McFAR- FANTED—S OR 10 GOOD GARPENTERS, TO work at stairs. Inuiro ab the cornerof Nineteonth 2nd Blackwellsts. TOBIN & BERDAN. 5 NTED—_A GOOD TURNEER CAN FIND STEADY A Aploymont staes . comuer E\gusecatn and Canal-sts. VWANIED—A FIRST-CLASS GLAZIER AT WiI, GOLDEN & CO.'Smill, comer Elghteenth and Canal-sts. NTED_GOOD JOB WORKERS, TIN SLAT] A e x.sismymco% 73 and 74 Weat Monroe-st. R NTED—A GOOD TINNER T0 TAKE CHARGE Ai‘ru shop steady work and good pay. WAL KEY- HOE, 5 No: ells-st. U NLER, oient, KUTSIED An ate omploymont, ot ; (ostablished 16653, P16 East Washington stey Hoom . VW ASTERA GOOD WATCHMAKER. Taalroof E. R. WILLIAMS, 414 Stato-st. TTUATION WANTED—AS DRAUGHTSMAN, DN- o ! d dotalls of churches, dwellings, bga‘ézfi‘:.f‘é" dipheriog. Address R 2, Tribune Braneh offich. ANTED-DINEDIATELY, A GOOD, BAREER. WV AN ety work #ud good wiges. P. CAREIOTTO, 57 Bast Kinzio-at. Miscellanocous. WANIED—A RELIABLE AND INTELLIGENT ‘man of good address, to engagein a desirablo and lucrative buslioss, producing from L5 to 85,000 pet year. Address J.'B. FORD & CO., Chicago. VW ANTED—A MAN TO TAKE CARE OF TWO Thorzes and carriages, and make himself usefal about a honse; must: bs o' good groom, and understand the cars of horsos and ca . Apply, after 9 o'clack, at Room 3, 127 LaSallost. Referonco required. WANIEDZTWO GOOD MEN T0 CANVASSING amily Bibles, Life of Chriat and Virgin, History of Trolands ote.s Besut ALY Souna: oy weelly Eistemeater Good indx ita to the right_ men. No ital bat rei- sroncos roquizod. Apply st KELLY & HOWISON, 95 South Clarkeat. - 70 BENT_AT S04 WARREN AV, KOUR ROOMS, fornished, gas, bath, heated by steam, respectal bley moral, Term3s moderate References ‘takea and ivon. 70, RENT-TOONS 0. 13 MILWAUKEEAY.: also, basement. Apply at &34 West Randolphsi on the premises from 8 to 13 o'clock. 0 RENT_ONE NIOELY FURNISHED SMALL room, with large closet, in quiet private home, at 614 WWabsslvav. s roreronce reanired. O RENT—A LARGE FRONT ROOM, AND 4 BED- room off, tnd & large equare room, fested with far- Bace, furnished or unfurnished, gasand bath. Applyat 112 Parkesv. O RENT_NIOE TURNISHED ROOM FOR ONE OR L _two gentlemen, §I3 per month, at 81 Soath Morgan. 7['Q, RENT — 20 SPLENDID ROOMS IN DAVY'S Bulldiog, northwest corner of Green snd Madison, all heated by steam. 11 rooms in Cole's Block, splendid lo- cation for tolot farnished rooms. 4 or § rooms, 245 West Bladizon, ovor J. B Shaye, thai will be ronted faralshed 00 Fo 3 CYOEEn& SON, 188 V;evl‘:. L!:?lls;;.l{v T w IR R TON, T80 Eart Washinglonste - oo o4+ 5 BID 0 RENT-LOWER FLOOR OF H INDL- T ok o o et s et and pleasant. 0 RENT_HANDSOME AND _ GONVENIENT el e e e g ANDREWVJ. BROWN, Hoom 1 Neveds Blacks o 0 RENT—A SUITE OF FRONT, ROOMS, FUR- nishod ; also o large back room, at 84 Twenty-sixth-st. T0_RENT—& ~NICELY FURNISHED FRONT room for ono gentieman. Inqulre at 14 North May-st. WAN‘EED—MEN TOOKING FOR FMPLOYMENT to call on JONES & CO., 169 West Madison-at. Business legitimate; pays better than wages. 5 ANTED_THIS DAY, 1,00 RAILROAD LABOR- ‘ers and choppers for Michigan and Wisconsin; wages board, 84; fare furnished to_ all; eure of ‘woalto want 50 saw-mill hands at 830 to 340 and bonrd; 40'farm hands. We soll cheap tickels to ia- horors golng south. Apply to CHRISTIAN & BING, 101 South Canal-st., or 6 West Randolph-st. "ANTED-THIS DAY 500 TRACK-LAYERS AND Eplkere and mon foay tes; wagen $2:30 por days ‘work all winter. Also 200 choppers for the Muskegon & Big Rapids Rallroad. Also 500 tor the Marquette, fl“%h' o4 40 Fain hande ok 51 or Sas Tor il pikior work. oard 842 10 ain Bands ah 81 por day Tor ail wistor yor A e e N i A T R Oanalst, or 69 West Randolph-st. offico. Trades. ITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS CAR- iage trimmer. Address LAVALLEN, 1600 Indiana~ av., Chicago. TTUATION WANTED—BY A FIPST-CLASS EN- eer: can do repairing. Address ENGINEER, 251 South Jefforson-st. Coachmen, Teamsters. &o. ried man, a6 coachman and garden £amily to redide upon tho place. . Good Teferencas. dress S. A. PARKS, Hinsdale, Tl. TTUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN (A Dans), to take care of horses and do_goneral work Ad- ehout tho yard or gardoa; canrot_speak vory much Eng- lish. "Losve ‘Sddress at 100" North Wolls-st, in the cigar store. SITUATION WANTED-BY i YOUNG MAN, TO ‘take care of horso and bugey, and make himself uso- ful.” Address L._ALSTRAND, 76 Superior-st. Miscellaneous. TTUATION WANTED—BY A MIDDLE-AGED MAR- ried man of good reputation in this cily, and a knowl- odge of business, s watchman, janitor, purter, or driver of delivery wagon; ample rofercnces, ~ Address X 8, ‘Tribune office. QITUATION WANTED-BY X THOROUGHLY compstent man, as traveling agent for a wholesals plow or agricaltn | 8nd four yoars' ex dress G W H, 203 SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE. Domesties. GTEUATION WANTED_BY A CANADIAN GIRS, in private family, a3 cook. _Arply 3t5 Wright-st. SITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD GERMAN 1], to do second work. Can bo scen after 10 o'ciock in the morning st last place, 654 Michizan-ay. TTUATION WATED—BY A COMPETENT WO: an, 83 cook or lsundress. Apply at %59 South Mag- near Harrison. QULUATIONS WANTED—BY TW0 ASERICAN girls, to do dining-room work or chamber work; good Toferencds given. _Apply ot 33l Fourth-av., up s:airs. SIUATION WANTED-T0 DG SEWING AND SEC- Ji ‘machinery house: large acqunintance rience; best of references given. Ad- ‘est Madison'st.. Chicao. ond work in a private family. Inquire at 166 Wost ackson-st. Hounsekeepers. ITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG ABMERICAN ‘woman, as housckeoper. Is competent, and bas had considersble experience. The best of roferences given. B!BU be seen at ‘Wabash-av., or sddress Q 49, Tribune amider TTUATION WANTED—BY A LADY, STRANGER inthecity, without incambrances, a3 housokeepe: whero o servant is not required. Has' thorough kno edgo in all braaches. Bacholor or widower preferred, Address Z 40, Tribune office. VY ANTED_SMART BARTENDER THAT UNDER. ‘stands oponing shell ossters and handiing fruits, ab 55 East Kinzie-at. "ANTED—HODUARRIERS AT THE NORTH- st coror of Liadison and LaSalle-st.” D. GOOD- "ANTED—A BOY 15T0 2 YEARS OF AGE, THAT can make genorally useful about a wholesale cigav store. Bfust come woll rocommended. Inquirs at7 South Lasdlle-st., up stairs. ANTED—_THREE GOOD FARM HANDS. SIXOR Y3 months’ emploment given. HAKT & BIGGS, 358 abash-ay. TTUATION WANTED—AS HOUSEKEEPER, BY young widow Lady, in hotel or private family ; (3 well qualified, and good references, has no objection to going m@l some other city. Address L 50, Branch Tribune office. Miscellaneous. STIDATION WANTED-AS WET NURSE, OR TO take care of children. Maxwollst. for two dags. Address or call ay 2% West Tessons in Treach, a6 & Fribune Brench W‘ANTED-A SALESMAN, TO OANVASS THIS A e s N R S RAARKS, 765 Wabash.av: 'ANTED-TWO GOOD FARM HANDS AND A 44 Afimt-nte gardener, near the city.. Call at 140 Michi- W 'ANTED—25 RAILROAD LABORERS. APPLY sted, good land, good improvements,” Wil gxchange | F0_RENT—TO 4 SMALL FAMILY, FOUR NIOR s . rooms, pantey. and closet, 471 Cathorino-t.s on tho work, cornerof Chi d Callfornta- Senteppreres, FNRHOE" S0 BHal of Loomils, doar Blug Istand-a. - O |y Eomo this worsaeg.. 3. We MUHLIGE. JORSALE_CIEAF, OR 70 EXCHANGE TOR Chicago city or suburban elmv!rl 7, two first-class stores in the cityof Janesville, W are mow and ve been occupled by the same tirm since built, ata good rental. They are situated I tho centro of thd bost busines portion ¢ Mainst.” Tyont 4, by 160 fost deep, 4 storios high, and besement built ta modorn 2t5lo, whth Milmankoe prossed brick Applyte EDWARD (CKEY or MCKEY BROS., Janesviile, Wis. isconsin. Those stores 0_RENT-TWO ROOMS (SECOND FLOOE! TOwest Madisonat. Appis os promsee. 38 W ARIED A MANTOOANVASS FORJOB PRINT: 0. RENT—DESIRABLE ROOMS FOR_HOUSE. Leeping, to manand wife, withont children, at 335 Wost Jackson-at. ing, 64 Wost Lake-st., Room VY S oty vany wd honme Bes e 810 23 ; easy and honorable business. WESTERN MAN O ACTURING G0 T Pt ap 0 RENT—A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH OR without board, at 83 Third-cv., first Bouse north of ‘Harrson-at. ; terms vory low. 5 OR SALE_AT A SACRIFICE_AN ELECANT & story and busoment stons front Lout, in central 1o- Sation, Jouih of Tmeniy-sscondat. Higst have tom ; e immediate poasession, B, A. BROWN © 0, HORTON, Hoal Eatath Agonte, 718 Wabasbeas, ouses o-ar. 3 Tong tizass bargains, MEARS, {4 LaSallo ot OF. SALE.—GENTRAL BUSINESS PROPERTY ON Michigan_snd Wabash-avs; also ‘on Stato, Lake, onroe, nd Olark-sts. Chicies residence proporty on the South Bonlevards, and on all the main avenues, comprising some of the cheapest and most desirable property in the market. J. ES. ‘WARREDN, 18 Chamber of Commerco. JOR SALE. CHOICE TARNMS OF & AND 30 acros S5 miles from Chicago, at & bargain. G. C. WHIPPLE, 6i South Desplainesat. BUSINESS CHANCES. farol3hga} houss irst-class, - Apply atert Wabasave TD RENT—A LARGE ¥URNISHED FRONT ROOM, srith closot, 8t 17 Desplaines-st., near Randolph, GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A PERMA- nent business requiring small capital in a laundry bacing a good run of custom. Address X 13, Tribane ottice, A YOUNG AN, WITH THOROUGH KNOWL- odge of dry goods, Wishes to buy 2 stack of oxclu- sive dry goods in some country town where he can pay 4,000 cash and have rest of stock on timo. - Address V'3, ‘ribune offico. REAL ESTATE WANTED. WANTED-5 OR 10 EEET, UNIMPROVED, ON Gottago Grove.ss., “betwdon Donglazplace and an-av. ; must be cheap. . Address B G, Room 11, 151 onroe-st. ANTED—_TO BUY GOME ACRE PROPERTY IN oF noa Chlcago; it must bo s bargula; glve location 3 P and prico, to have attention. _Addros: . Box 47. BOARDING AND LODGING. West Side. Q OENTRE-AV._A PLEASANT FRONT PARLOR nicely furnishod, with firat-class board, for 2 gentle- men or gentleman and wife; dinnor at 6, 30 WEST ADANS.ST.—CLOSE TO TUSINESS, excollont board; fine, warm. rooms, for man, wile, and gents, 81 to 88 por wesk. NOLD AND WELL-ESTABLISHED RETAIL AND A jobbing business for pale. The sabscriber is obliged to loave tho city on account of his_health, Only those who mean and intend business need address R 70, South Canal-st. GARPENTER SHOP FOR SALE WITH LEASE, a brick building 28x40 feet, botwoen Wabash and Michigan-avs, about 80 feet south of Van Bure; Ap- Pply to FORREST BROS. 5 T S S % nts, for salo; tope’ other In tho clte: Toasot {1l bealth. Inquire of WESTERN NEWS GCOMPANY ‘BOQE,AND STATIONERY STOREFORSATE_ON Madison-st. _Addcess B. Room 5, 121 Sonth Clarkist, RUG STORE FOR SALE_IN ONI OF THE BEST towns {n Central Lllinois; stock and fixtures first-class in overy respect. Any one.wishing to {nvest in this line of trade will find this a ard opporcunity, as T do not affer o goll bocans business iy dull, Apply to LORD, SMITH &CO., or to TOLMAN & KING, Chicago. TO RENT--STORES, OFFICES, &o. E TSN ST A tte et bt o 9, RENT_STORE N0, 15 SQUTH GANALST. 20by70. Apply to W. C. DOW, Room 1 Nevada Block, 0 RENT—70 AND" 73 WEST WASHINGTON-ST, storo 20x74, basement 4074, second. floor. 20x74, third floor 40z74, with steam elgvator. _ Apply to F. W. KRAUSE, basement 76 West, Waahington-at. O RENT_THE STORE %5 STATE.ST., NOW OC. 1o TS0 S Beetca Co bl ot A 5 S piod by Clarke, Laston & Co. J. L. DAVIS, 318 State- et., Room 6. T['ORENT_WITH O WITHOUT STEAM.POWER, ‘g tidrd and fourth floor of tore Ng. 348 snd 31 Lake® st Garno % AMES J. WAL WORTH, first floor, =7 7] RENT_ROQMS WITH OR WITHOUT POWER at Jow rates, n the best, location in tho City of Chl- ¢ago. _ Inquire at No. 30 Lind Biock, 5 0 RENT_GHEAP, BARN IN REAR OF Hi e R e So2050 oo, 18 Fask Washiugionst. Apply st Hoom 1" VWANIED-TO LEAVE TO-NIGET, 3,000 MEN FOR the Northwestorn Railrond; witor’s job; wages 250 to 85,00 entisely frao faro and foes. ~ Apply &5 Weat o-5t., ra: A ANTED—BOY, 16 OR 17 YEARS OF AGE, TO do collecting and writing fn ofice. Q M, Tribune “Branch office, SITUATION WANTED_EY A YOUNG LADY, AS copyist, __Address P 15, Tribune office. HORSES AND CARRIAGES. AT TEE SOLICITATIONS OF EMINENT STOCK raisors and dealers in this and other States, we have Hited up a first-clags establishment for the salo and ex- chiange of horses of all descriptions, ofther at anction of rivate sale. Elegant accommodations for 100 horses, and e demand at prosent lively BUTTERS' EXOHANGE, 5,47, 25, aud 3 West Washington-st. "AUSTION TVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATUR day of howes, carriages, hamesees; good stabling Tor horses; money advanced on goodslett in my chargo. 421 State- CTTER'S EXOHANGE, %, %, 39, AND 31 WEST ‘Washington-st., where horses can bo sold at their real value, at anction of privatesale. First-class stabling and best attention. TiOR SALE—CHEAP—DUMP.CARTS, WITH HAR- ness tomatch. A t Gor t G # 15 anS o mateh, Apply at Goverumest Goods Depat ANTED—S0LABORERS FOR SPARTA TUNNEL; 50 sao 2L 08 ey v fono Tam b o AN : frking vd GELL & COAKER, 21 West Randolpheste ANTED—500 LABORERS FOR THE MISSISSTEPT Central Railrosd; 2 iboard per ook Also mon for Wiscomats, 2o Michigane SCall Sany ‘st o8 Wost Madlsonst. SHAW & ON. VW ANTED-IMNEDIATELY 10 YOUNG MEN YOR ] the cuz;;d%l‘l‘) S’:,tflsfgsl' lfldkMSHX; !;%?mn !mi— o 3 3 RIFHRILE & OO, 25 West Lakost., Ohicago, . P YV ANIED_EXPERIENCED CANVASSERS GAN Snd staady omployment fn ety or caunty. aad good wages, by addrossing BRIGHT SIDE G0y Obicago. ANTED—%0 LABORERS TQ LEAVE W evening for tho Chicago & N!an.uwufimvxzufnfls; wogos, 85,55t0 83, o faro and fees. BLARBERSON & OB 55 Wove Washingtonat. 17> © Sisme orarmn aad hnzrnel!. chesp. 70 ant Mnnm-rz. e FORSALE—PAJR HEAVY HORSES, WEIGHT 2400, with harness and single lumber wagon, a2ll in good order. Can be seen at 181 West Lake-st. P o i, et 0o, DOUBLE adastabin 3 Borgain af CHOSSMAN'S Stable, 416 e Ran P! OB SALE—_A TARGE SIZED DIEZBOLD, BARIAN & Co.'a aale, cheap. SCHRADER BROS., 12 Le- Sallest., Rooms 7 and 4 Oricatal Bollding: OR SALE, GHEAP_AN A NO. TOLARENCE UAR- e, trimmed, in fing V. A. BUSSELLTR Wost Frrelithuste - oo # OB SALE-HEAVY AND LIGHT EXPRES Ry ‘wagons at 29 South Canal st. A0 o ANTEDCA SMAN AR - Péhmzn ,AXD T0 DO eneral work about_the houss. enis Housd, Rortheast cornar West Handoiph sod Casal aia. TTOR, SALE_3 TEANS OF HOZSES ANDBUGGY wagons and Bamess, Hidg 6. Wil tade for suburben of oies Droporszy WANTER A SOOD EOY, HTO1E YEARSOE AGE, afraid of wo rmang O 50t Alrald of wosl can sicure a permaneat place for WANTED--FEMALE HELP. keat. TO,RENT_BRICK STORE AND" BASEMENT— - av., 5 siga; DARisd;ar., sultsblo far any rotail business or stor- Domestics, VWANTED-A COOK AT &7 STATE-ST. 18] SQUTH MORGAN-ST. —ONESINGLE ROOM, ‘with closet, for rent, with board ; day boarders ac™ ‘commodated. 914 ¥EsE WASHINGTON-ST.—SINGLE ROOM, with board, 38 per weck. O 4 FULIONST. - PLEASANT ROOM AND Jboard for 2 gentlemen; private family; references required. 8390, WEST WASHINGTON ST. - DESIRABLE rooms, with or without board.” Location good, ndhouse new, with all modern Improvoments. 375 FEST WASHINGTONST._NICE ACCOM- ‘modations and first-clazs board for single gentlo- msn; also one largo unfurnished front room. 400 SOUTH MAY-ST.—A FEW BOARDERS CAN terms, near corner of pe The Eiottest Montl. The Philadelphia. Medical Times presents some statistics from observations made in Phila- delphis, which go to show that the month of August, 1872, was the hottest August on record for the past eighty-three years. The ‘mean temperature was 81.6¢ degrees, the high- est point reached, 97.00 degroes. The mverage mean temperaturs of tho same month for the past eighty-three years was 73.33 degrees, end the higlest metn temperature during all that time was that for the prosent year. A similar comparison of observations re- Veals the fact that the summer, as & whole, was the hotteston record. The meéan temperaturo for the three summer months of 1872 was 80.09 degrees; the average for the past eighty-three years, 73.67 degrees, and the highest mean dur- ing that entire period wes that of the present year. BUSINESS NOTICES. Legions nttest to the superiority of Burnett’s Gocosine for the bair: 5 2 i s Smooth b e S e S Ghene New Yfl&. using Junij | i) 5 Gy Browns Bronc Colds, ctc., only 25 cents. Brown’ for chlldron. Pleasant, reliable, and safe. Only35cents. Forsaleby 21l droggists. be iodgtod \with gaod board on reasonabi o accommodptad irih g a3 T o 623 JESE ADANSST., NEAR UNION PARE. .5¢) One furnished and ono nnfurnished suite, with board. This i the best locationand best accommoda- tions in the city. South Side. 38 JWESTESIXTHST.-WE CAN ACCOMMO. date = gentleman and his wifo with room and board at 320 por weok. No other boarders. A pleasant and comfortable home for an agroeable party. 3 DUBBARD-ST, NEAR THE CORNER OF Desplaines.—Nicely furnished rooms, with board, Terms 34.50 per weok: also day boarders wanted. 4.3 ,HEUBBARD.COURT — NEW TOARDING house; first-class board, with _room, 5 to $6 per week, with uao of plpno; day board, §4. 84 TWENTZ-SECOND ST.TWO_NICELY FUR- nished front rooms, with board, suitablo for gontle. - man. _Also, day boarders wanted. 134 WARREN-AV, CORNER WOODST.— A few very pleasant unfurnished rooms with first class board; house first-clzas; fine brick barn on promis- €3; o delightful home for winter; terms moderate. Day board also to be had. 135 T ENTY-NINTH-ST.—PLEASANT ROOAS and board, 683 WABASH-AV.—ONE LARGE ROOM, WITH board, for two gentlemen or gentlomau and wifo. dated. VENUE HOUSE, PRAIRIE-AV._ROOMS, WITH BOARD. Alo, & fow table boarders can be accommo- thing entirely new and clea might. O. G. MAUZY, Prop'r. BOARD WANTED. 420 WABASH-AV._EVERY- lodging 50c to 81 por AVING OTHER BUSINESS, 1 WILL SELL half interest in a first-class moat 2nd vegotablo markot; ssles last year, $75,000. Address B 78, Tribune office., AUNDRY FOR SALE DOING A GOOD BUSINESS. Address X 43, Tribuna office. WANTED---TO RENT. ANTED-TO_RENT-A SMALL FURNISHED Wilbay formivooa i estrods 's'“"v’.hd[;r';‘hi" .:mfi el arni csirod. 1, Tribhno Branch ofieer oo ol Preforsed. "H WA A S 20, PO, CENERAL HOUSE- E. RYAN & 0O., 2 South Canalat.” . - e ‘VWARTED—A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO GEN. eral honsowork. Inquire immediataly at 161 West Washington-st. Ront only 820 per month. Call, or address GEO. . STOUT, Bluo faland.av. PLANING MILL, SAsH AND DOOR FAGTORY for sale, within 100 miles of Chicago; good repu- iation, doitg good busincss uall of s bragenos, aad now crowded with orders; location one of the bost in the ‘S!mw ;fll:tm b.r hcnlhiikhfi on the %fls&};'wfnb]a Sm: long +time givens or Chicage pro o in pa . Tnguito of WAL, A. FULLEN, of Patmer, Follors Go. Chicego, 1 QFOCK ARD TEASE OF A CORNER GHOCERY Tor ealo for cashi; ono of tho best locations or_tho West Side, dolag Call at BT West: Lakost. TEAM GANG SAW-MITL FORBALE AT MUSKE- Aich, Seid mill is kown a8 tho Wilcos Mill, gnoraumu GALLERY—FOR SALE CHEAP— good businoss, . m, 2 ficludes 11arg cireular, 1 mulsy, 1 f1at gangs also, Satent edrors, 3 butting saws, 11aéh mill, and Lias & day capacity of scvonty thousend foot ong-inch Tumber. Thfa il s firstcolass (2 oll rospocts, and s now in shapo in evory particniar for business. -1t will be sold o cas terms, nr‘fmn cash, and balanco may bo paid in sawing. Fartits” dosring o purchiesa wil plusss examing, 150 ecty, and fof furthor dats m on T B Wil BORC 00 Muskegon, Mickis or Ar B. WILGOS & CO., Room K. 5, Lumbermon's Exchauge, Chicago. HE_ST. CHARLES HOTEL, YANKTON, FOR Loor to ront, inmitnro and contents. For partica- s Entutre o B B WARKEN, ¥asiion: 2 VW ANTED-TO RENT_BY FIRST-CLA: N o 13 iling to pay montha® ot s dthene 1 G- sized, » houso coatatalog §10 10 zooms,on fh South Side, ‘cast &f State and No sixth S5 HLOWY, ST Wabaaeav. oot Inauiro of ANTED—4 GIRL T0 DO COORING AND GEN- % Wik L housework; 0o waabiag colored girl proferred. ‘VWANEED-4 GOOD GIRL ¥OR In'n private familys 12 Aichtean pr. D W ORK R e arate or togethier, 10r. Testaurag Randolh and Monreo-sts. and FLith and Wabsshmes Address K 8, Tribuno ofice. VY ANTED—TQ RENT-BY A RESPONSIBLETEN- snf, 8 good furnished house, for s privato family, on tho South Side. Address, stating location, A P Af, 133 Kinzio-st. ANTED_TO RENT-BY 2 YOUNG MEN, A FUIL ;mvhr%t;oufl?, yith board, (broakisat and’ fea only Y FARWELL & 00, 108 terme, F & W, care JOHN MCTErnv_nzhsamlfld. ONE Toh TAKE CARE OF 6 goneral ‘amall samily, 21035 Routh larkrte near Agemas o ® ANTED—A GIRL, T0 DO GENERAT, W A Rork o1y Wbt Omo e HOUSE- ANTED — INMEDIATELY, A TIRST.CLASS cook 1n a private family. ' No washing or {roniag to Good wages sad good homi. - Appiy at 1 South fo- bey "ANTED—A GIRL TO DO WASHING AND IRON- ing n a private family at 107 Loomis-st. Y A7E HORE GALL FOR TROTTERS, DRIVISG, e e P lces. ick sales. 3 5, 5, and 31 Weat Washingrons. 2 ARGE CONSIGNMENT JUST RECEIVED OF buggies and harness in groat varlety, that must and HHooh i a areains > Bottan Rechange . 20 25 0 a 25,27, 59, 31 Weat Washingion-st. e o VW EEAVE THE LiRGEST AKD BEST ASSORT- ment of buggies and barness in the West, and must be sold within the next few davs, almost at” sour own rice, to make room for consignments now on the way. UTTERS KXCHANGE, 5, 2, 25, and 31 West Wash- iogton-st. VVE ZATE & SPLENDID DEMAND FOR HORSE: of all dewngunns; good warm stabling and the hest Bring them in if you wadt to_sell.” BUTTER'S NGE- 25, %7 59, snd 31 West Washington:st. MACHINERY. _AMES' ENGINES, PORTABLE 3 TO 4-HORSE Farbore oo stad 10 hre s Sleniss p mily COELIRS SATORS 10 Somth Gomatat i PTATDYS BIATIONARY AND PORTABLE EN- o e o, W shat A . W. NORTHEOP, Ageate o o o00 e O, SALE _CHEAP — STATIONARY ENGINES; one one 10x16, one .one $x10, right 20" Ronir e JORY BAVISE OB 1B s of care.. EXCHA VWANIED_TO RENT A THOROUGHLY, FUE. iahod houso, of 7 to 11 rooms, for a family of adalia: sayon declining ousokecping cin sscuca 3 denirabis 2 ressing, nam n'and termas, d: O B, Hoom 14, 165 East Washisgtonat VVANIED AT RIVERSIDE, A NURSE AND WO. s 0F A LSnk s, Shg Tn sogon mark e "g g % 3 Add: 8. SCAEHAE) HORN, B Koar Wosningionse, V- BC VW ARIED_TO RENT—A STORE SUITABLE TOR wholpsnlo jobbing trade: not less than 30 foot front; corner preferred, and cast of Fifth-av., between Harri son and Lake-st. * Apply at 384 State.st AGENTS WANTED. HE FIXTURES OF A LUNCH COUNTER, NEAR Bonrd of Trale, for salo, dolng good busineds. Ad- dress C 03, Tribune office. 5()() OASH WILL BUY STOCK WORTH MONEY p and give you business, clearing you $250 month- 13. 118 Enst Washington-st., Room 30. $2.000. 7EA,O0FFEE AND SPIOE STORE . s fale; Tocation good; cash trade pras- 4 rare & owners going into wholesalo business Ohnna: Addroes 315, Branch Teihuns ofice, chance. ENTIRELY BLACK NE ears old; had on black strap c iar. il bo piid for his return to c ner Ashland-av. and Adams-st. . L pte s o, o00 Roihy LEanS, OLD ot $ Hosbys Hotum to H. JOLF, %1 West Lake, * oo Tom For Dyspepsin, Indigestion. Depression of Spirils aud Goneral Depility. b, Forso Phosphorated e of Callssya Bark (Calisass Bark and Irom), i3 the best tonic.” Made by Caswell, Hazard & Co , New York, and sold by Druggists. Best and Oldest Fainily DMediciues.—San- ford's Liver Invigorator.—A purely vegetablo catbartic and tonic—ior dyspopsia, constipation, debilits, sick headache, billous attacks, and all derangomonts of liver, stomach, and bowels. Ask your druggist forit. Bowaro of imitations. Tatchelors Hair Dye, This splendid Linir dya i tho best in {ho world. Tho sely Lehg sad periecs d5e. “Harmlcss, roliablo, and instantaneons; no gisape ‘gointment: no ridicalons Unts or unpleasant,gdor, Remo- 5 tho ill effects of bad dyes and washes. Brodnces im- ‘Tmedintely a suporb black of nutara] brows, and joaves £h RSl B0y i _Avecaeanine,sigmed We prog y all _draggista. BATCHELOR, Proprtetor. N. Yo oo HOUSEHOLD GOODS. e s d b et L ey OR SALE_THE FURNITURE OF — OB il Ta pass ot cerpats, dattema Ao Bteads, burcaus, wash-stands, chairs, tablas, etc.s 8lc., in wholo or seprately, ‘House to rent; in good location. P pA&pLylLfi!l Medtson-st., from 7 o9 s.m., or5t0 9 PARTIES WISHING TO DISFOSE OF FURNITURE, g mets, household goods, or merchandise of ufi,’v of & cash cas Hog PO S GO 1o West Lakest,, > SPPving to J. He P A auioune Gun, S00DY TR sals, can 2 NITORE, caro Corpler No, bl. i A PERSONAL. NAL-MRS, FAIRBANKES, PLEA P, o Miss Hollyag - CALL ‘BOARD-WITH TWO FURNISHED OR UNIDR: nishod rogms for young gentloman, wifo, and child § Jearsold, on Sonth Side, bbtween Twalith nd Trouty- Bixthsts. privato family proferred. - Address W 94, Trib- wno office. MISCELLANEOQUS. ccellanco ; a 451, GELDER, Lokn Offce, 854 Statertte - oo LOST—BQY‘GEORGE MILLER, A BOY 16 YEARS of age, and silly, wandered from his home, No. 364 West Washington-st., yesterday aiternoon; about 5 feot bigh, light complexion, had on a blue, short coat and vust"m pants, and black folt hat; speech quick, but e e R iy, et S il A warded. J(fiiN MILLER, 851 Wost Washington-st. OST_ONE_PAIR YELLOW PLAID BLANKETS ‘aud_ black cushion, cormor Wabaaeas sad Thic a arbia WA = CUINS 35 Michigan-as. “ TF YOU WANT ANVIHING INTHE SHAPE OF & house costing from 81,000 to 810,000, or lots from 800 083,00, ot {amns {rom 56,00 to 260, W0 eivo 31, TaAtE- BELL 2 call, 146 East Madison, m 15, and "gat sup- ‘plicd immediately. MASONIC_WANTED, O SALARY OR COMMIS: sion, members of fhe fratornity ns agonts for the ‘nique nd splondid New Work. A raro chacge. . Send Tor descriptivo eatalogus and torms. REDDING.& COn ‘publishers of Masonic Works, 54 Broadway, N. ¥» RS, A. L. BALKAS'S SELECT_AGENCY FOR ‘employors and servants at 131 West Jackson-st., ‘Rorthoast corner Desplatnes-st. OUND-OOT. a, AN ENGLISH POINTER DOG: came on board the express train (Michigan Central Batroed ol gas doe e gy o prown s on rars 3 o BARTIN REULBAOK, Baggagaman, at Dateett, Dich, STRAYED OR STOLEN-ON TUESDAY NIGHT, Oct. 24th, from the corner of Trwenty.sccond and Loomis-sts., ono dark bay horse, weighing about 1,300, with white spot on_ nigh "hind log; and also ono express dark bay horse, about 15 hands figh; round shoss on front foet. Any information or return of tha horses will bohandsomoly rovarded. THOMAS GOOBWILLIE & HE EXOELSIOR EMPLOVMENT OFFIOE, NO. 67 ‘West Madison-st., 1, i8 now open for business. il parties wanting help, can bo supplied on short notice, rith overy description of Woman's help, of every national- ity excopt Chinaman. Those desiring situsations, or want~ ing eip, girousa call, and wo will oy and givg satlafes- fon. ANTED—FOR CASH GCUSTOMERS. PARTIES having stores, commission houses, livery stables,or y kind of business stands with cood will, leaso, And fix- turea for sale, cen find cash purchaser. Those wishing to nrchiase enn find some g00d bargains by addressing Q 25, Tribune office. \W ARTED—WATHES OF ALL DESORIPTIONS, ewelsy, vor, ristols, castoff clothing’ and oods of B SR, ¥ et Madisonst. ERSONAL—PARTY WHO GAVETRUNE TO EX- whickeas wrori e B el ot Bk W 5“§°§x' he. can ok a ayne HENRY BAKER, exprossman, No. 168 East Rinioar AL, MICHAEL TRAVER: PLTA o s oftes of AIRENG & BELRENS, 0 Won Madison-st., about business. ERBONAL-WILL Q71 OF LAST SUNDAY'S FER. P i scdscto W A~ G & 00.F Wmifi—cumms"ts FOR COLORADO-MEN with families especially dostred. ~For partioulars apply o D. S. GREEN, Genoral Superintendcnt Soath- ‘western Colony, ollice §%9 Weet Madison;st., Ohicago. PRINTING MATERIAL, OR SALE — TQ PRINTERS — SECOND-HAND cases, stands, rules, leads, typo, ete., at 15 Oanal-st. STRAYED_FROM 153 PRAIRIE-AV., AN IRON gray stud-horse; 3 years old, scar on right hind quarter; rope halter on. “The findor will recoive 10 to- ward on'roturn to above number. 'TRAYED OR STOLEN—OCT. ), ONE_LARGE, T enls o Teky sl e R TRAYED—OR STOLEN_TUESDAY, OCT. S R e, ik oo Mea A% QOT. 16 THO spockled heifor, with high horns; one roan helfer, mot, yory gark, small horng. 4 saitablo reward will be paid by delivaring samo acking House, 518 to TRAYED—ONE BAY MARE, WITH WHITE S hond oo while 1600 d o Ao VV I Bt years old, from 114 and 116 West 5t Tomard wil bo patd for her roterar iy SALOMON T MUSICAL, ENOVAL, OF PIANO RQOMS 70 s wABASH. a0 Boar o s Tihod 180, WAL K, PRASSER, & o pecislts. Xatab _AGENTS WANTED — PROFITABLE EMPLOY- mont. Wo wish to employ geatlomon and ladies o Zolicit ordars for the colebrated fmproved Backoss. Shute tlo Sowing Machize. | Stitch alfko on both sides.. It will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, cord, bind, braid, gaiher, and ruflle,—and sow from tho finestnainsook t beaver ‘over- g9 and leuthor, ~Tor further particulars, 4ddx ¥ A HENDERSGN 2'CO., Cloviand, ORlo, or St . 3o, and 8. ircas, for two days, WANTED-4 GOOD ' COOK, ~WASHER, AND ironer. Apply at 770 Wabsab-av. WARIED-4 GOOD COOK, WASHEE, AND droner: f: d 5 g sgerfamily and good wages paid. Apply VWANIED—A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN T0 COO ‘wash and iron for small family; §4.50 per weok wil bo pad to one farnishing satisfactoryreferences. Addresa B &, Tribune Branch offico. VWANIED A GIRL T0 DO GENERAT HOUSE- work, German or Scandinavian. Applyathouse, between 11 and 12 a. m., 999 Indians-av. VW ANIED_4 GOOD COOX TN APRIVATE BOARD: -honse ;. ‘good, o o} Imshonso: will pay good wages to s competont per: GENTS WANTEDMEN AND WOMEN—ANY- where, can olear 300 per cent profit on tho best sell- ing goods extant. Silver watch, worth 320, free to new beginners. Will pay anyone's expenses to Ohicago and Tetarn if we donot. show tho best chance. Samples to country free. A. RAY, 25 West Lake-st., Chicago. "ACENTS WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE TO Bell the best-solling article in use; something that is ‘fosded tn evory Honse n tho city; profits from 81§ to. §20 perday. Call, or address, 121 Franklin-st., down stairs, nesr Madison-st. JAMES MELLEN. GENTS WANTED—WE WANT AN AGENT, either lady or gentleman; in every town and city in tho _country; also canvassors for city, €3 to 812 per day easily mado; sowing machine agents can do a large bus- iness with our goods. Send for circalars. Sample, mail ost paid, for ‘twa dolars. GILL, ROLLAND & CO., 5 Sthtest: _AGENTS WANTED-GOOD CANVASSERS ARE ‘making $10 to 312 a day with my goods; eyery articla is new and a3 staplo as flour; samples Tree. C. AL LIN- INGTON, $3 Woest Monroe-st., Chicago. VWARIED_2GIRLS, ONE AS NURSE,AND as second girl, to go to Hyt 5 R Fark 4 Wabash.av., fizst foore anksr Bnlyyen St VWANIED-A GOOD KURSE WOMAN OR GIRL for child yearold. Apply at 344 Wabash-av., Mon- day, from 13 to1o'clock. VVASIED-S DININGROOM AND 3 KITOHEN ‘girls ot rostanrant, 374 South State-t. JOESALE Toxw ENGINE, TEFTHAND: 31T right and left-hand ; 1boiler, 60 inches diameter, I foot long: 51 35%-inch tubes: 3 boilers, 41 icches diameter, 18foctlong: 3 Iinch fluca, J. C. BOWSER & CO.s Stoam fron and Machine Works, Fort Wayne, ind. OODWORKING MACHINERY YOR SALE, ARD gmall shop to rent. Applyto J. E. ALDRICH, cor. nor Washington and Desplaines-sts., botween 12 #ad 3 ocloek. FINANCIAL, AUNDER'S LOAN OFFICE, 150 TWENTY-SEC- ond-st., corner Wabash-ay., Room 2. oney to loan on dismonds, watches, ato. Established 1854, MCZEE TO TOAN, TROAI 31,00 UPWARDS, ON o e TR i TOPH, shi Wabashewr. > [OYEX IO LEXD ON CHICAGO PROPERTY AND farms in the Northwest, in sums of $1,000 to §25,000, {or an Eastern party. _Addréss P. O. Box 47. MO FomeD ox cree REyL mere o lezse : Daper bought. 1. GROSSMAN, Room 11, 151 Moaros s MO T0To0 S 10 fom I ox oF 2 S yoars, o a 3 Applyto X. L. OT18, Room 1 Otls Bloge, — - o orest VVANTED-AT 220 SOUTH PARK-AV., GIRL OF any nationality to do general hensework; good cook, My O ovacaoLD, TURNE: n - ROGERY, Gontral Unlon Block, Roomdae - H- washer and fronor. m 43, = 0_LOAN—2.00 ON_DIPROVED GITY REAL Seamstresses, 7 "ANTED—FIRST.CLASS _ SEAMSTRESSES _TO sprte: B & JAURSON] -4 gul 41 Bvan Yo werk upon oloaks and dresses. . V. FARWELL o ol s Al Sain TO EXCHANGE. Tiiacellnnedus, 0, EXCHANGE_80 ACRES A' ANTED — 5 SALESLADIES. 'APPLY AT a4 T WASHINGTON LSk APPLY ‘Heights for insid, , A . . betieen 104ad 120, m. aad 4and | 5y Helghts fosinside property, Imgroved or pmbmproved. GENTS WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE, TO eell tho most beautiful articlo ever ~introdnced. Something entirely new. Patented Sept, 24, 1673, Sam- plo 0 cta. Circalars froe. . Addrous Varlety Bracket orks, Soutl Bend, Ind. P. O. Drawer, 108, GENTS WANTED—IN EVERY OITY AND TOWN, Artleles pay 150 per cent. Addross A. M. RIGH: ardsan, 133 West 3fadison-st. "AGENTS WARTED-FOR CITY AND COUNTRY, to s0ll articlo to business mon only; will soll itself on Bight. Call at 36 West Madison-st., up stairs. YATANTED—A YOUNG LADY WHO SPEAKS GER. man, understands dry goods, and is not afraid to ork. Noho also nioed apply. Addross P. 0. Bax 23, dity. VVANTED-LADIES TO SELL THE ECONOMY 0 EXCHANGE_A FIRST-GLASS 1IN 3 gffice, efe,, capacity, 250 barrela por dsy. and the demand argiconds o Toputation nfv';‘;&nm fully astablished, a o city. havge tata, clty or suburban, an{-i_sn i e Faring aad Slicing Kalfe, ad entlrely now articl that sells everywhers, Put up’ in ono-dozen boxes that weigh two pounds. Agents make 200 per cent. Call and examino. §i3 Wabash-av., basement. ANTED-LADIES, CATHOLIC OR PROTESI- ant, to canvass. _Apply at 92 Market-st., Room &2. AGENTS WANTED—FOR THE CITY AND COUN- try to sell ‘l‘(n &rfifile&;&dfid in a\':hry h:‘:i‘:x‘ znméz. o : FOR SALE. FOR, SALE-TWELVE BLACK WALNUT CANE soat dining chairs, ono extensicn tablo, six plated cas- tars, and large refrigerator, suitablo for restaurant. Ap. ply 871 Wabash-av. FOR BALE_SHELVING, COUNTERS, —SHOW: case, and othcr fiztures in store 158 Tiwonty-second- t. Have been used but a fow months; will soll cheap. OR SALE—A COMPLETE FILE OF THE CHICAGO Tribune sinco tho fire. Address P 100, Tribane officc. FOR SALE-TIRST.CLASS RAILROAD TICKET 70 Denver. Inquire at 18 West Madison-st. T F_A TAY PRESS, IN FINE G M ek Wit & Cor ORDNIL X VY 2IED_YOUNG TADIGS, RAFID WRITERS, for copying and general newspaper work.” 10, Sittesnthosts Dotwen Bant DL e L APPIy3 sary. “BLANCHARD BRO 353 Wabdabav. T]'0 EXCHANGE 52,00 WORTH OF TMPROVED ropsry ox posd et (o VNG F BAREOW G B, Fataits and ottt s & DABLOW, ofs for carponter work palnting. pias- oring, ‘otc,.” JRFFERSON & THORNTON, L5 Fifth- "ANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL WHO 1S EXPE- W renced i 8o work sequired iy a goud biadery e o who want to loarn, at tha VRIS XC5., T ana 10 State st i 0 EXOHARNGE <20 AGRES OF LAND & IOLES south of Ghlcag for good housn aad barm itk largo Tlot, worth 8,000 to 810, inanyof the subarbs sont or tweat of Chicago. “HART & BIGGS, 368 Wabash-av: PARTNERS WANTED. O e AN A A Fi e, ARTNER WANTED _WITH FROM 52,000 TO 83, 1o Jolime fa the Liote] busiaess i this Siee: Sae ey tion with bullding is first-class. = Pleaso address R 51, Tribune oftice, where an interview can be had. 4 PARTNER WANTED—WITH FROM 85,000 TO Lo mat it prors & pesAcably bt R % v & prohiuble b B. GARSLEY, No. 1'Arcadorconsr - o Call oa R. PARINER WANTEDIN CARRIAGE BUSINESS: T]'Q EXCHANCE_EY 3. V. HOTCHEISS & €O.. Nos. §7 and 8 Clark-st., opposite the Court House, a valuabla placo on Indiana-av., near Eighteenthust., with Lnuumgmm. for good unincumbered acro or sul roperty. - "Also, & fne placa af Lake Forest for elty property; will ‘assume some incumbranco. "Also, a now Bonse and large 1ot at Maswood, for which ‘ualmproved city property will bo taken as first pasment. "ANTED_TO EXCHANGE_TMPROVED GHIGA- 83 property for tock of gods Ia cly or country. Ad- dress 0 10, Tribuna ofice. DIVORCES. FOF SALE0 SURVEYORS AND FRGINEERS— A very fing English Transit Thoodolle, zocently iz ported. Apply at 135 Adams-st. OR, SALE_STORE TIXTORES -INCLODING shelriie, counters, cases, and parcitions, saifablo for & o Gooda: tora and dvaling | t : $h058rs of METCALFE & CO-, 57 Norts Claviegt” ~o0 particulars address B. F. CAMP, Minneapoli3. Minin_ SEWING MACHINES. WEE iow & ariisoN ensy month Wor "’éi»fi:"&ififif""fl%mé’fl ents, S0Rt s brauch, 950 Wabastav: a blacksmith preforred; capital required, 8500, For HEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES, ents. FINNERY, Gty main ofice, 338 West Madl- TDYORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED; FEE AFTER docroe: scandal avoided: nine years' practica in the courts of Chicago. Addross P, O. Box 1,67 DNOBCES—WITEDUT NEWSPAPER REPORT; all law business done. NEWELLPRATT, Attorney, Bath and United Btates, 101 Sonth GIark-at, 1 oo