Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 1, 1872, Page 7

‘m=gght to fin THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1872 CITY REAL ESTATE. ‘WANTED--MALE HELP. ‘WANTED--FEMALE Pe - AR A A A A A A A AR MARRIAGE. Shonld a Girl or Her Parents Chioose Her Iusband ! From the London Scturday Review. The controversy 8 o which is the best of the two mothods of marrying one’s dauglter in use in France and England respectively has not yet been decided by any preponderating evidence. ‘Whether the Ssrents,—especin.lly the mother,— & husband for a dsughter, or ‘hether the gir], young znd inexperienced ps - she is, should séels one for hersclf, with the chauce of not knowing her own mind in the first place, and that of not understanding the real pature of the man sho chooses in the second,—these are the two principles con- tended for by the rival methods, and the Bght is etill going on. The truth is, the worst’ either is 20 wnfinitely bad that therois noth- * Ing to choose between them; and tho same i true, inversely, of the best. When things go well, the advocates of the particular system in- volved sing their gba:m, and show how wige they were; when they go ill, the opponents bowl their ‘condemnation, and say, “We told you 50.” The French method is based on the theory thet a woman’s knowledge of ihe world, and a mother’s intimate acquaintance with her daugh- ter's epecial teméwer and regirnments, are likely 0 be better les in the choice of & husband than the ufig:v fancy of a girl. It is assumed that she will be able to separate the reality from the appearance, to Win- now the grain from the chaff. She will appraise at its trne value a fascinating man- ner m&u shaky moral charecter at its back, and a handsome face will go for little when the evidence of the family lawyer proves the pover~ ty of the family purse. To the girl, a fluent fongue, fiattering ways and a tsking presence would have included everything in heaven and earth that s men ehould be ; and no dread of future poverty, no evidence of the bushels of wild oats sown broadcast, would have convinced her thet Don Juan was a mautais parti and & scomp into the bergein. Again, the mother uansfi’ Enows her daughters’ ogitions better than tfls deughters themselves, and can distin- guish between dfferent idiosyneracies and their respective needs as no young people arc able to do. Laurs is ronantie, sentimental, imaginative ; but Laura camot mend & stocking or make o ghirt ; her banis are emall gloves, six—and her arms are like tobacco-stoppers. Sho Las no povwer of endunuce, no persistency of gemfer, znd no executiveability; but she fslls in love with & younger sw just setting out to seck his fortuné in Australis ; and, if she is sllowed, full of enthusiasm anddelight, she marries himé and oes ont with him. In n year's time she is dead, fimfl.\y killed by hardship; or if sho has vital- ity enough to survve tha hard experience of roughing it in the bush, she collapses into a vwretched, bapgard, faded woman, prems- turely old, . hepeless and | doject- ed, the 'miseratle victim of circum- stances, sinking under s burden too heavy for ber to bear. Now a French mother would have foreseen all these dangers, and havo provided 2gainat them. Shewould have known the un- eubstantizl quality of Laura's romance, and the reality of her physital weakness and incapacity. She wouwd have kept her out of the sight and heariagof that fassinating younger son just off to Ausnalia to dig out his rough fortunes in the bush, and would ave quietly assigned Ler to some corventionalwell endowed man of mature 8ge, Who might mot exactly bea soul's idesl, sud whose rheumatism would probably make lum chary of the moonlight, but who would heve taken cam of the poor little frail body, dressed it in dainty gowns and luxurious furs, givenita soft couch to lie on, and a luxurious carriage to drive in, and have provided it with food con- venient and ease unbroken. And, in the end, Leara would have found that mamma was right, and Inex what was best for her; and that her ordinary-hoking, middle-aged care-taker wasa ‘better husiand for her than would heve been that adventarous young Adonis, who could have s.::en ber mithing better than 2 shakedown of ied leaves, ldca[f box for an arm-chair, and a cup of brick te: for the sparkling wines of her youth. It mayhe s humiliating confession to make, but the ol gaying about poverty coming in at the door andlove fying out of th window holds true in all cases where there is mot strength onongh tovongh it for the body holds the spirit captive, &xd, however willing the one may b, the wealnessof the other conquers in the end. On the other hand, Jfaria, squsre set, defy- ing, adventurous, wouldbe a8 one smothered in rose leaves as the wife 3f a rich man in Eng- land. The dull monotony of ceaventional life would half madden_her, wnd her uncomprom- ising temper would bresk out i a thousand eccentricities, and make hersonntless enemies. Let ber go to the bush if rou Like. Bheisof the stamp which bears horces, and ler sons will bo a stalwart race, fit for ths work before them. The wise mother Who X1 it in hand to organize the future of her daugkters would tuke careto find her a man and a fortune which would utilize ber energy and courage; but Marin, if left to herself, might, pethaps, fall in Jove with some cavalry officer of good famil 2nd expectations, whose present dish” woul 60on have to be exchanged for the stereotyped conventionalities of the owner of & place wilere, ps his wife, her utmost limit would be riding to bounds and taking off the prize for croguet. Such well-fitting arrangements as these are the ideal of the Xrench system; just ns the union of two hearts, the one soul finding its companion soul, end both living happily ever Biter, is the ideal of the Englizh system. Against the French les the charge of the croel eale, for 20 much money, of & young crea- ture who hes not been allowe: a choico, scarcely even thelaw of rejection; sguinst the Englieh there is the cruelty of suffering a girl's foolish fancy to destroy her whole life, and the sbsurd- ity of treating such a fancy as afact. For the French there is the plea of the enormous power of instinct and Labit, and that really it signifies wvery little to & girl what man she marries, pro- vided only that he is kind to her, and that she Eas not fallen in love with anyone else, a8 she is held suro to love the first presented. For the English thereis the counter-ples of individual needs and independent choics, and that womendo npot love by instinct, but by sympathy. The French make great account of the absolute vir- ginity in beert of the young girl they marry; and few Frenchmen would think they had got the kind of womsn warranted if they married one who had been engaged two or three times 2lready, and to whose afianced lovers had been accorded the familiarities which people in Eng- lend held innocent and as matters of course. The English, in return, demand a more absolute fidelity after marringe, and are generous enough to any falee starts before. ‘To them the con- trect 18 more a matter of free choice then it is in France; consequenily failure in carry- ing onttle stipulation carrics with it more dishonor. ~ The French, taking into con- sideration that the wife had notling whatever $0 say to the bargain which gave her away, are inclined to be more lenient when the theory of instinctive love fails to work, and the individ- uality of the woman expresees itself in an after reforence; alweys provided, of course, that he bien-seances are respected, and that no scan- dal is created. Among the conflicting rights and wrongs of the two systems, it is very difiicult to say Which is the better, which the wiser. Ifitseems & horrible thing to marry a girl without her con- sent, or without any more knowledge of the man with whom she is to pass her life than can be got by once or twice seeing him n formal pnfiic conclave, it seems quite as bad to let our women romn about the word at the age when their instincts are strongest and their rea- Bon weakest, open to the fiati¢ries of fools and fops, the prey of professed 2dy-killers, the ob- ject of lovelike intentione by men who mean abeolutely nothing but tie amusement of mak- ing love, the eubjects £or_erotic avatomists to study at their pleaswe. Who among our Sirls After 20 carries an sbsolutely untouched heart to the men she mardes? Her former predilection raay have beep & dream, s fancy—still it was there; and there are few wives who, in their lit- Ho tif's and moments of irritation, do not feel, sy I had married my first love, ke wonld. not have treated me s0.” Per- bsps & wiss man does mob care for & mere baseless thought; but all men are not wise, and to some a spiritual condition I8 25 roal as o physical fact. Otlers, however, do not trouble themselves for what has gone beforo, if theycan but_ secure what folows affer; but we imagine that most men would yather not Imow their wives' dreams, and that oel autre, however ehadowy, is nob theless a rival not specially desired by the average hus- band. : - e I 3spendence of life and free inter- course u young men_and maidens is, in its dey:. oerous in England, what must itbein Am.. whero soything.like chaper- onsge is unkuown, and where girls and boys flock togetlier without & mamia or o guardisn among them; where engaged couples live under the same roofs for months as's time, also with- ot & mamma or a guardien; and where the young men_take the young women sbout on ight expeditions along, and no harm thought byanyone? Isbuman matwe reelly different in America from what it iy in the Old World ? Are Columbia’s sons in truth like Erin's of old time, ¢80 good, or o cold?" It is a soying bard of acceplance to us who are sccustomed to regad our daughters as ous things to be taken care of; if mot qu:te 80 frail as the French Tegerd theirs, yet uot too secure and :certainlv not to be left too ith only young men for couch £0 thamselves wilh < onr lambs, 2ad W6 “To be sure_the compar- n in the Unitod States, and the conviction which every girl has that sho ake her own choice, helps to e Slcaighs. That is casy tobouader- e Tiseve is no temptation to eat green ber- ries in an orcbard full of ripe fruit. Butif this is true of America, then the conversc must be t206 of England, whero tho redundanoy of women o 5t " tho most patent facts of ‘the time, 2nd whero consequently they cannot so well aiford to indulge that pride of person which heaitates samong many boforo selecting one. In America Fhis pride of porson itself ercets something of & barrier between tho wolves and the lambs; but where the very groundwork of i is wenting, 88 in Epgland, it behooves the nutura.( guardians to be more on the watch, and to tale care of those who can- not take care of themselves. Whether or not that_care should be carried to the extent to which French parents carry theirs, and espozial- ly in the matter of making the marriage for the c{mghter, and not lotting her make it for her- sclf, we leave en_open question, . Perhaps a little modification in the practice of both nations would be the best for all concerned. Without trusting quite 8o much to instinct as the French, we might profitably deny a little more than we do to the independent choice of those who are too young and too ignorant to know what they want; or what they have got when they have chosen; and without letting their young girls run all abroad without direction, the French might, in turn, allow them some kind of human Ereferunca, and not treat them as mere animals, ound to be gratcful to the hand that feeds and docile to the moster that governs their guardians. Jook out:- for wolves. ative paucity of womel them, them. —_— England’s Young Nobles—Effects of theFalse Positionin Which They Are Placed. Zondon Corvespondence of the Cinctnnati Comer- cial. 2 A great deal of the licentionsness of aristo- cratic families arises from the felse positionin which the young nobles are placed dwin the earlier part ot their lives, whilo weiting to enter upon their estates and occupation. . They must beidle. It is unconventional for them to engage in any business or profession. J ugt in the proportion that they are clover and vigor- ous thers is & probability that their powers will run to waste or be spent upon improper ex- citements. I have in_ mind as I° vrite a young Lord of & great deal of wit and fores, wEo for some time Lept the neighborhood in which he lived in s perpetual scandal by his be- havior. Hewas in tho habit of playing the coarsest practical jokes on anybody, and when o had nothing else to do, would go around & village 2t night ringing door-bells. He was a very strong young man physically, and on one occa~ sion, vhon Lio vas pessing by & country gentlo- man’e house he stopped to spesk to the ostler. Observing that the ostler was a strong fellow, the idea struck him that he wonld like to have & pugilistic_encounter with him: “My good fellow,” said the Lord, “I should like to have I fight with you. I think Ican lick you." “a dunno o you be,” answers the hostler, *‘but you must be_‘the best man in these gLartB if yecan lick me.” ¢ Very well,” says the Lord, “lot’s go atit, andif you can whipme I'll givé you £5.” And’ at it, there in the stable-yard, they went for balf an hour, at the end of which' his Lordship was fairly used up. The ostler had to take him home in & wagon, and was inmuch consternation and anxioty when he found that the pulpy mass he was conveying had to be confided to weeping relations at a neighboring castle. However, his Lordship_ recovered slowly, and no eoomer was he able to do anything than he sent the ostler who had punished bim not £5 but £50. Well, after thet his Lordship got into various scrapes and was brought upin the Police Court, several times. But suddenly, by the death of Lord V., in Ireland, he came into the occupa-~ tion of immenee Irish estates, and I believe he now has the reputation of being ono of the ‘most faithfal, exccllent and philantbropio ‘no- ‘blémen that has ever lived in that country. So s0on as he had something to do he becames man, It is a rather drol! circumstance that when Le camo into possession he_gent for the ostler who had thrashed him, and gave him a high poition on his estates. Not long ago this eccentric nobleman had his neck broken by the fail of his horse, and he was deeply lamented by the poor of his neighborhood. Alexis in Asine-I¥is Beccption by the Maharajah of Johore--Battle Ie= tween a Tiger and a Buffalo. The Strails Obsercer, dated at Singapore on the fth of September, supplies the following re- port of the visit of His Imperial Highuess the ‘Grand Duke Alexis of Russia to the Mabarajah of Johore, and of his reception by the Eustern potentate : ¢ The Pluto left this port for Johore early on the 29th ult., with a number of gentlemen from Bingapore, and, having teken on board Eome officers from the Russian man-of-war, proceeded 1o the scene of action, arriving ab Johore, after o fine passage, at sbout 11 3. m. The Mahara- jah had m;ga every preparation for the reception of Prince Alexis. “ For the projected tiger and buffalo conten- tion there had been created two ring fences of stout nibong trees, one within the other. At one end of the interval between them was the tiger, the other the buffalo, the latter behind a drop scene of sil cloth, and the former bebind one of plank. Over the centre place was s plat- form erected, manned Ly natives, who were sp- ointed to raise the curiains in front of the two eading performers ub {hu sppointed Signal. The Prinee having arrived, and tho audience all expectation, the two curtains were drawn up or raised, and stripes and buff stood v%s @ vis. “Tho tiger seemed only wishful toimmediately sneak away, but the buffalo charged her (a fe- ‘male one) 2t once, Imocking herabout dreadfally. Every endeavor was made torouse the courage of the tiger, but it was of no avail. At last, by means of rope and pulley, the tiger was raised by the neck and let fall upon tho back of the buffalo, and, after making a lsst grasp st his neclk, fell off, and was immediately butted and pounded to death by the enraged buffalo. Tt is reported that s bottle of arrack was previously given to the buffalo zud some opium to the tigress, in order to raito the mettlo of the one and tone down the ferocity of the other. This appears to have been totally unnecesgary, as it evidently spoiled the matter in the very outset. It would evidently bemuch better on & future occasion to leave ench animal fo its own_resources, without the nse of stimulants on either gide. The tiger shonld have every en- couragement in case. The buffalo has the advantage of the tiger even in its native jungle, unless particular circumstances favor th Iattor, and even then the eventual chances are much in favor of ths former.” An Immensoc SnOW-P1owW. The Union Pacific Railroad is making prepara- tions for the winter, and are determincd to do all in their power to prevent the recurrence of the snow-blockades. At their shops in Omaha, they are building & snow-plow, & description of which we iehirum the Bee of that city. When finished, this plow will be the largest and most powerful in the world : Tho trucks on which it is built are very heavy and strong, and were cast especially for this plew. The platform on “the trucks is 23 feet long, end 10 feet 6 inches wide, &4 is composed of solid oak timbers, 8 by 16 inches. The timbers are hold together by 10 iron bolts, 13¢ inches in diameter, which run crossvise. This solid bed is fastened to the transom beams by 40 bolts, 20 over each truck. Tho indined slide, placed on the plat- form, is 22 feet long, and slopes at an an fa of 30 degrees, and is held_firmly to the bed by 40 bolts, of an inch in diameter, and is supported from behind by inclined posts, 6 feet long, 8 inches wide, and sixteen inches thick. The en- tiro length from the rear of the platform to the end of the glide is 82 teet. The slide is to be ironed, and an immense plow, of the ordinary shape, 18 feet long, 11 feet wide, and 5 feot high, and covered with iron 8-16 of zn inch thick, is to be securely placed upon it. Ox the point of this plov therois to be an_iron plate, stocl-pointed, 11 feot long, end 4 feet wide. 'This plate of course runs across the track, and only an inch sbove it. Tho rear of the pla'form will be boxed in, making a room 12 feet Ligh, 11 feet wide, and 10 feet long, for the purpss of kecping the_snow out. It will be furnished with o loor, 8o that, if neceseary, it can be loaded with iron. npfl::m?fini;u Fill meigh 50 tone, and will bo y threo of the heaviest engi: road. The cost will be over 5,000, i mé i 280 Russerl, 'rom the Xew York World, We obeerve that some of our cont i Damo of the presest nglish Ambassador at Berlin. “Ir.” Odo Russell has ceased to pxist The Queen, by ‘“lctters-patent,” has been pleased to grant to that gentlemhn, sinco tho acceesion of his older brother, M:. Hastings Russell, to the estates avd titlo of Duke of Best. ford, the “title by courtesy aud the preccdenco of & Dulke's younger son." Under' thoro lo ters, “Ir.” Odo Kussell has become * Lord. Odo Russell, and will be lenceforth go designated and lmown. The father of Tord 0do Russell was Lord William Russell, tho o ond son of the sixth Duke of Bedford and clder brother of Lora John Russell, since raised to the peerago as Earl Russell. Lord William Rus- gell was murdered many years ago by his valet, 2 Frenchman named Courvoisier. It is & wise provision of the English law that the sons of the younger son of & peer_sink back into_the Commons. As the cighth Duke of Dedford re- cently died withont heirs of his body, the eldest -son of his uncle, Tord William, Mr. Hutér;gfl Russell, has succeeded as ninth Duke of Tord, and the brothers of the present Duke, Mr. 0do and Mr. Arthur Russell, now bear by cour- tesy the title of ** Lord.” —_— TIadame Lucca’s Busband. " Reports in the journals of Berlin, New York, and other cities, regarding the relations existing between Madame Paulino’ Lucca and her hus- Dband, are very contradictory. The Home Jour- nal, of New York City, which never speaks with- gultl good authority, settles the question in the [ollowing para h: i Baron Von, Hiaden, the husband of Madsme Luces, 8 djgungnjuhcfi military officer in the ‘Austrian gervice, has obtained lezve of absence from his Government, snd will join his wife in New York early in December. Madame Lucea is impatient for the arzival of her spouse, and speaks of him in very loving terms, describing ‘him as a man of mjlitnry'bearmg, fine physique, and handsomo foatures.” The Cattle Fever in lllinois,. From the Hillsporo Monitor, Oct. 26, H. Beatty, Esq., living near Nokomis, ontgomery) county, purchased a cung}; of car-loads of Texas cattle, and put them on hi farm last harvest. They ran with quite a num- ber of his own cows, and no appearance of the dizense until, & weolk or two ago, he put in some 150 ateers that he had pustunnd% and turned them together. Up to Monday mnoon he bed lost 40 head, and more sick. When our in- formant left his’ loss was over £2,000, and the 4 end was not yet." LaTer—Since the above was in that seven additional head have died. BUSINESS NOTICES. 0, we learn he: by using Junipe fifi!‘fim‘.‘é’:‘ufi&"&f Cadwell, Bazrd & Co Now ork. It is o well-known fact that no other come pound for the huir has 80 permanent and well-founded a reputation a3 BURNETT'S COCOAINE. JTOR, SALE—A FIRST.CLASS TWOSTORY AND asemont_frame_ Bouse, -with 1 fe roun Wabasheaver st south of Ejghiponth.ere, O 5oad) o1 "Avery nido 3atory, stons front houss on Twenty-Afth o e et class stons froat houso, @ mew firat-class atono ouse, No. S av.. Just sonth of Kightesnthuat o 1 0 0f AHichigan Tha Eoglish basement, brown stone front house, No. 1257 Indiana-av, A first-class Satory brick house, with %feet of ground, on Michizan-av.,, nar Twontlothaat, A nico marble tront housa on Michigan-ay., mear Four- teenthst. A J. behns AVERELL, Real Eststo Ofice, No. 33 Wa- 0% SALE_(MPROVED). 8 ‘Walnut-st., 3new houses at ba econd.st., house, bamn and I Ruoker.t., 3 cottages and lot, 83, . Rucker-st., 3 good houses and lat, S,00, Ruoker:st., new 2-story house and lot, 53,500, Buraside-st,, 25, house and lot, 84,60. Henry-st., 79, houso and 2 lots, 35050 2 MORTON OULVER, Room 4, Metropolitan Block. TFOR SATE-(UNINPROVED). Second-st., 6 lots nt%’:’w. “West Indiana’st., near Noble, ot 953150, ‘West Indianacst., 10 lots at 81,200, Obicago-ay, 4 S Dillor-st., 3 lots at 5800: . 10 lota noar Humboldt Park at $500, 50lots near Milwaukec-av., 100 to S50, ORTON OULVER, Room 4, Motropolitan Bfock. ains, Bookkeepers, Clerks, &c, VWANTED-A GEEMAN PRESORIETION CLERE who talks the languago fiuently. Call at330 Sonth Halstead st. ANTED—A COMPETENT ARD STEADY BOOK: Eooper fors maching shop; muat havo good rofer. ence. Addross W 93, Tribuns oficy. - VW ASTED — & GOOD BOOKKEEPEE: S(USE Sndortand hig businees, snd B tha voiy bast of ommendations. To the Hght parson & good permanen Eitantion wiil bosiven. THE GOWEN MARBLE COM- PARY, No. 11 North Clark-st. VY ANIED A SALESMAN OF EXPERIENGE IN & retall clothing storo, Apply at 820 State-st. Trades. ANTED — 100 COAL MINERS; GOOD AND steady work all winter, and froo’ transportation to tho minea. ~Apply at No. 16 West Van Brrenast. "VAETED—FOUR MEN FOR CUTTING BEEF, 'at No. 8 Davis-st., ono block west terminus Ran- dolph-st cars. WARIED-TWO SOBER MEN, ACCUSTOMED Y, ato building bonrd fenco. Apply st £0{ Statest., § a.m. - VW ASNTERS AN, EXPERIENCED DRUG PACKER 2t LORD, SMITH & CO., Dearborn Park. Domestios. VW ANZED-GOOD COOK AND LAUNDRESS, AT £ Centro-av., coraer Jackson-sb. VWASIED-A GOOD COOK AND A& SECOND GIRL for sacond work. _Apply 601 Michgan-av. VWANIED-A GIRT, T0 COOK, WASH AND iron, in a privato fazaiy. CRpp 63 Soath Car. penter-st. VWANIED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO GEX- eral houscwork, Swedish or German preferred. Apply at once at 63 West Adams-st. VWASIFD A FIRST-CLASS 'COOK, WASHER, and froner. Norwegian, Swode or German. Wages 84. 133 North Wood-st. ANTED_AN EXPERIENOED, OAPABLE GIRL, to.do goporal hchsevrark in a family of four. Wages 58 woek, 1158 Michigan-as. VW ANIED- 4 GOOD GIRL, TO COOK, WASH AND fron, cod takio caro lower past of house. Applyat 733 Michiganas. SITUATIONS WANTED-- MALE. Booklkeepers, Clerks, &c. QITUATION WANTED-AS ENTRY CLERK, BOO! keopar, or bill clork, by 3 young man fally_qnalisi: is a rapld and accurato ceconntant, 15 well posted in cx- press and railroad sccounts. Address, V 1, Tribago TFUATION WANTED— DY DROG, CLERK GF four yexrs czporiance, and 21 sears oid. . Has tokon =lmost ontiro charge ofa storo for the past yoas glvo good referonces. Addross 1 4, Look Bos 4 moutd, Tl Trades. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED who thoroughiy understands the hotel and res. taurant business; a situation as Lead waiter, or would carve and assist_the proprietor in stewarding. Address Q 62, Tribune offico. TIUATION WANTED-—BY A FIRST-OLASS EN. ginear who has the necessary oxperience, to ran and ‘rapsir any kind of engine. Noobjection ta tho conntry. Bast of city roferences. _Address L. 87, Tribuns office. XTANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERALHOUSE- WARES aReisato family. Inquira at i Thrty- firstrst., near Michigan-av. ANTED — A GIRL TO OODK, WASH, AND iron; one that undorstands the buslness; good wages. 69 West Aonroe-st. VY 25IED-TALLOR—A GOOD COAT HAND WHO dosires to work in a ploasant country town 100 miles from Chicago, can have sieady workat liberal wages. Call a1 and &6 Wabnsh-av. from 9 (o 138, m. OR BALE—BY H. J. ARNOLD, 121 SOUTH Clark-st.—A new 6:room cottage on Hubbard-st. near Western-ay., water and sidowalks, on casy torms. OR SALE-OHEAP—2STORY AND BASEMENT &CO., 13 Gits Block. o FOR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN, MARBLE front hou: with modern improvameats, fronting flpuntEul! Pfl.lr“ 3 Ahuhlhm:'g Ind‘aloh'flplon \Vrusb Jfl:“):: son-st., near AMorgan. st bo sold, 1] b3 Struct fo dato. I H. LONG, Nos. 138 nd 145 Lasatlonts OR SALE_LOT ON FRANKLIN,ST., G0X60 TEET, bobween Lake and Randolph, csat front s oaly 545 ‘per front foot. Greatest bargain offered in this market. e I DocTeol, ahstorot 8o dnt. B B LONG: Mo 8! i . T iy . 155 and 140 Lasale st o TR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, ON EASY TERMS, 50 foot on Wabash-av., near Douglas-av. — 73 foot on Wabash av., near Thirty-cighth-st. BARKER & WAIT, 46 East Harrlson-st. OR SALE_BY M. V. HOTCHKISS & CO., NOS. &7 and 89 Olark.st., opposite Court House, 7 acres near Douglas Park, on Twelftivat., $20,000. Lorge houso aad lot 445177 foot to wide alicy, on Thirtlothat, :fiulélch[ v SN, ot ouss ‘modern fmprovoments, an o Indianaav., noat BIghtesnti sty SI6,000. . Cor o O3 Good houso and deep lot, near Jefiorson Park, 37,50, Also, other city and suburban residonces. Tor Dyspepsia, lndige!flnnfi Dc[}resllcm of e Forro Spirits and General Debility. th hosphoratod Elixir of Calisaya Bark (Calisaya Bark and Iron), i3 the best tonic.” Made by Caswell, Hazard & Co , New York, and sold by Druggists. ‘The World does not Contaln o Medicin: ‘proparation which has obtained_a moro wide-sproad a1 descrved popularity than the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINI- MENT. Since ita introduction fo publio notice moro than twenty yenrs ago, 1t has been constantly used for eve: Kkind of diseaso or injury of man or beast which can baaf. feotod by a local application, and so far as its propriotora aro awaro, it has not falled in singlo fnstance. _After 50 long end fuccessful & term of probation, whowill have lh::gbndlhoud to deny its pre-eminent clalms to popular gstecm TO RENT--HOUSES, o o-st., s0ut ; modern improve- ments; terms rossonsble. JOHN MOLANDBURGH, Roor 6 Custom House. OR_SALE-NEW GOTTAGE ON LONG TIME; monthly paymonts: on Thirty.aecond, justeast of Wallace-st. Apply to FRED P. FISHER, 14 LaSalio- st., bascmont. JOR SALEGOOD LOTS ON ALL THE STREETS botwaen Twenty.third and Thirts-ninth-sts., and ba- twoen State aud Wallaca, All ant of firo limite.” Porfoct tiles.” Werranty doody, " & very wmall payment down; & TS per cante No ‘agency busisess, 'OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, 165x120 FEET SOUTH- east corner of South Park-ay and Thirty-first-st ; terms tosuit. Inquiro at 135 South Clark-st., in bank. JFOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, HOUSE AND LOT, 10 zooms; 8500 cash, bolance'{n monthly pasments. Inquire on premises, corner of Western-av. and Polk-st. OR SALE—HOUSES AND COTTAGES, BY F. & 3f. GAMPBELL, 146 East Madison-st., Room 15, va. Tylng from 31,000 to $23,000 cach, containing from 4 to %0 rooms. "ANTED—FOUR FIRST-CLASS TINNERS AT A WILLEY'S, 4% West Maaison-st. ANTED — A COMPOSITOR _(NON-UNION). Abply ot eoom 31, Os’ Block, corer of LaSaila 2nd Dindfson-sta. YV ARIED-A OARPENTER. INQUIRE AT 2% ‘West, Randolph-st. VWASILD ~A OML FOR GENERAL HOUSE- nAje mx:‘k. at fourth houce south of Thirteonth.st., on mdiama-av. VW ANTED_ AT MIOHIGAN-AY., & GOOD GIRL, %o do sacond work and to assist fa taking caro of chiidren. _German or Swedo proferred. ATANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work: also & largo girl to take care of children, In- quiro at 373 Calumet-av. ANTED—GOOD COOK, WASHER, AND IRON- ‘V cr at 38 Douglas place. VVANIED —TO-DAY, AT %0 BUSIINELL-ST. near Archor.av., ono good wagon-maker for lumber wagon werlk ; good pay to good man. Coachmen, Teamsters, & ANTED—A BOY ABOUT 1870 ATTEND HORSE and do chaores about house. Apply to BABER & ‘WHITEHOUSY, corner Twenty-second and Grove ebout noon to-day (Friday.) ANTED—A GOOD COACHAAN. NONE NEED apply withoat the bast or eity referenocs. ~ Inquire 2t 78 Wabash-av. Miscellareous. WANIED — ACTIVE, ENERGETIO MEN AS salesmen by the Dotaostic Sewiag Machine ' Co., 74 Stato-ss., Chicago, 1l VYANTED — GOOD, ENERGETIO MEN, ~WITI 1,000 to 5,000 eapltal, o take a well-pasing agoncy in different larga citics of tho United States. Addross VVAETED— DINING ROOM GIEL, AND GIRE for gencral Shousework; good wages. Apply sti3 ‘Hubbard-court. ANTED_A SCANDINAVIAN GIRL EOR EVANS- ‘ton, work casy, §4. 1,000 girls from city and coun. try to call at 135 West' Monrog-st,, Star Employment Oifico. Seamstresses. A WEED SEWING MACHINE; MUST Y A et cvusp oot aad Enosp Adurels U 65, ‘Tribuno office. —A GOOD MILLINER TO GO INTO THE W A rer o wagas. - Avply to GAGE BROS: & CO., 227 and 229 Wabasn-i “ T ED—SHIRT HANDS, OPERATORS AND Agl:l;,wn-llnle makers, to work in store orathome. Apply a1 258 West Madison-st. NTE] FRAL TADINS ‘IN CITY AND "ANTED—SEV] 1ES conntry for the salo of Iadles' goods; steady work that will py 318 to 330 & week; no capital, but good ret- erence required ; tufl particularsond samplo sent for25 cents. Addross Drawer 851, Chicago. Llastic Broom Co., No. 23 South Ganal-st. ANTED—COLONISTS FOR GOLORADO_MEN 1 5 mlis ot g, koo apply to D. S. N encral Superintendent uth- westorn Cology, offica 349 West Madison-st., Chicago. 'V T ANTED—AGENTS, CATHOLIC OR PROTEST- ant, to canvass, Apply £t 92 Market-st., Room 3. ANTED_TO LEAVE THIS DAY—200 RATLROAD Iaborers for tho Detroft & Bay Cits Koad; wages 82,35, board $1; gteady work ll winter:’ Compudy 1y 3ud fren faro, 'ADpY. fo CHRISTIAN & BING, 101 South Canal-st., or 59 West Randolph-st. YV ASTED_TIIS DAY, 100 RAILHOSD TABOR: ers and choppers for Michigan and Wisconsin; wages $2and $2.25; board, $4; fare furnished to_ all; suro ot & winter's work ; wezlto want 50 saw-mill bands at' £30 to 10 and board ; 40'farm hands. W sall cheap tickets to la- borers going south. _A vply to CHRISTIAN & BING, 101 South Ennl st., or 69 West Randolph-st. VVANTED-LUBOYS FROM 18 70 15 VEARS OF ._Appls from8to9n. m., ab rotail department of .. FARWELL & GO.'S. L ANTED-MEN ACQUAINTED WITH SOLIOIT- WV ing agrerisioe.” Gall i tho moraing at 1044 South jark-gte O RENT_NOS. 635, 537, AND 039 WEST MADISON- 5Bl 85 poh months o, fome , ith water, gas, bath-room, '&o., % Session. WAI HANSBROUGH, Room 12, 131 Lasailot. 0_ RENT_THE TWQ.STORY AND_BASEMENT brick dwelling (now) Nos. 183 and 18 Huron-at, near LaSallo. Possession given ~ immediately. Apply to JAMES FROST, on premises. 0 RENT—A COTTAGE OF SIX ROOMS AND UN. finisLed basement 65 Evergreen-av, near Wicker Park, 853 month. Apply at 535 West Madison-st. 0_RENT-_HOUSE NO, 23 WALNUT.ST., NEAR Unlon Park. SELDEN FISH, 171 Madison-st. 0 RENT—HOUSE NO, 663 S8OUTH OLARK-ST., includh tore with 5 , 840 month, Int of A1 RLRRE S b Sontk Ciarle i OR EALE-NEW COTTAGE HOUSE ITIL TOT on Erie-at.. botween Robeyand Hoyne. Torms easy. 5. 8. MILLARD, 14 Bonth Clark-ste - - "OR BALE_FOURTO TEN LOTS SPLENDIDLY located for manufacturing purposes, or coal and wood yard, ldjnémngzhu Northwestorn Railway, east of Wostern-dv., offerod at great bargain for ono week only. BOWEN, [RING & CO., 15 Centre-av. QR BALE— BMARBLE FRONT DIWELLINGS, ON L Inglinnaav., botwaon Twenty ninth snd Thiriloflvata.s rgain’ all modorn lmprovements, ~KERE, DaVI50R & WELCH, 148 La Sallest. OR BALE_S500_NEW COTTAGE AND LOT, 55 B e prico 4.0, by M. WATSOR: Room 16, 164 La Salle-at. For SALE_SPLENDID INVESTMENT 40 ACRES noar strest cats, adjolning & subdivision in which MURRAY & JONES. YV ANTED-_TSINEDIATELY 1o YOUNG MEN XOR the city. Call Thursday aud sccurg_permancat em- loyment, and $10 to £%5 a_week, on £3 to £10 capital. Ku«fgmu,aco 25 Wost Lake:st., Chicaga. "ANTED—% MEN FORSTEADY WINTER WORK, Wages 82.55; board $1. Apply 216 East. ‘Washing- ton-st, Room 23. VWANIED-A BOY 16 10 %, WHO, WRITES & good and rapid hand. Addrdss A 79, Tribuno office. 18 AND 20 NORTH ANTED-TWOQ MEN AT Clinton-st. W. SPRINGER. VVANTFJD—: 000 LABORERS FOR THE CAIRO & Fulton Raflroad; wages, £2.25 per _day; board $3.50 por sreck; ploaiy of station 'worke 3t bie prices. 5,000 Imen to work an loves for J, P, Kennedy & Co.: wages Also 200 for Northwestorn and 30 per month and board, hicago & Pacific at $2.50 to 33; farmhands 81.25 per VY ASTED TAREE FIRST OLASS SHIRT IRON. . ers at 8l4 West Rondolphist.; come propared to wor BUSINESS CHANCES. A JIRST.CLASS HOTEL, WELL SITUATED, CON- venicnt to now passenger depot of St. Paul & il wwaukeo Railroad, con 3) rooms, ‘all complately foralshed; to rost, houso dolng nest-clads buatnces niturs and lease for salo, Apply to W. H. SAMPSON & ©O0., Real Estate and Houso nting Agenoy, 144 La- Saliost., Otis Block, NEWS DEPOT, AND STOCK OF GORFEC- for_salo cheap. ~Also, 6 tionery, near public sehiool, Tooma th rept. D, OLMSTEAD, 61 Exchange Building. HANCE TO MAKE,_A FORTUNE WITH A FEW ‘thousand dollars. For sale, o firat-class grocery and provision store, in tho very centro of the busitess part of Phocity. NOGKIN & FISCHER, 18 Sonth Desplaines. OR SALE_CHEAP FOE CASH—A WEST BIDE ggraex grocery, noar depot, doing & st olass trads: Rewly itted up and now stock; Swner golng into snother ‘businoss. _Addross K 77, e office. OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, AND ON FAVORA- able terms, if takon atonce, a small stock of dry o0ds, with leesa of store, in cno of the most desirable ocations on the North Sids, | Owaer golug iuto tne lob. biog trade. . Gall for thred dayson GEO. V. SHARP, 7 Lind's Block, Raudolplist., ofty. OTEL TO RENT—THE FORT DODGE HOUSE at Fort Dodge, Iows, now doing & flourishing business is for rent ou very favorablo terms: sickmess compelsan Smunediatol cliangs. Callon A.J. BURBANK. NE OF THE BEST OYSTER STANDS AND RES. ‘taurants in the city {or sale; also lot of restanrant fixtures. " Inquiro at 274 West "Madison-st. or 85 Wa- ash-ay. Coachmon, Teamsters, &c. QUIUATIONS WANTED_BY NEW IMARRIED Rttt oe, semimce, (e minen sucin rsi % = Srenco. Cal of sddross COAGHALAN, 18 West, Wast. ington-st, near Union. TTUATION WANTED—AS COAOHMAN IN PRI- vate family; understands cato of horses, carTiase cood driver, is willing: good city references. Address §781, Tribuse Branch oiico. TTOATION WANTED—AS COACHAIAN, BY A soung man whoundorstands taking caro of horses. Addreas R ¥'J, No. 83 Fourteenth-at, Miscellaneous. ITUATION, WANTED—BY A YOUNG ECOTCH- ‘man, just arrived, of any kind; is industrions and obliging.” Address E 8, Tribuno offic. TIUATION WANTED-BY A BOY, WHO UN- derstands plans and details; wishos to fnako architéc- ture Lis occupation for lifo. IVill work oheap. Address WY, carn ED-CLARK, 177 West Madison. SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE. Domestics. ITUATION WANTED—A GOOD WOMAN WISHES to got woehing and froniag in privato famillos. | Ad- dross KMISS A. SWENSIN, 28 North Morgan-t., io rear. TTUATIONS WANTED_BY 1 PASTRY, 3 restaurant, 1 hotel, 4 boarding-honse cooks ; 5 kifchen L gl A e e T otBore Ro. 141 West Washiaton-st. i TTUATIONS WANTED_BY TWO COMPETENT girls, one as cook, other as second gizt. Inquiro at 163 Wentworth-av., up stairs. STEDATIONS WANTED-BY TWO GIRLS, ONE T do housework, other to do second work. Call' at Butterfield st., in rear. TTUATIONS WANTED-—BY TWO FIRST-CLASS gils, one to do genorsl housework; tha other as sec- ond girl. _Apply at 556 Third-av. TIUATION WANTED_TO DO SECOND WOR S e iomt Ty A irees 308 Wost PR st o” SUIUATIONS WANTED — BY, TWO COMPETENT irls for kitchen aud sscond-work, in a first.class ._Best of referonce. Callat ¢88'Arnold-st. ITUATIONS WANTED—FOR 2 SISTERS ASCO0OR 3z socond gifl, g seara in this countey, bave beca in only two situations; 1 hotel cook and kitchen girl (topother). 135 West Moarae-st., Star Emplogment ce. TTUATIONS WANTED — EVERYBODY THAT wants holp of any description to call and Ieave their orders; have more _firstclass girl for all kinds = of work I have places fo Some girls want sitoations on the North Side. Also, young = men, with first-class recommenda- tions, a3 clerks, groomsmen, and farm work, &t the Fx- celsior Employment Office, 97 West Madison-st. Office hours from 8a. m- to9p. m. JANE MCLEAN. Housekeepers. ITUATION WANTED-BY AN AMERIOAN WOM- ‘an as housekeeper: widower's family proferred, of travelling companion for an Invalid lady, with satisfac- tory roforences. Call at Alrs, Balkam's Emplojmens Bureau, 151 West Jackson-st. TTUATION WANTED—A LADY THOROUGHLY competent, and with best of references, would liks 2 position as housekoaper ina first-class hotal, or prie yate house._Address 19, Twenty.elghthst. LOST AND FOUND. LDST—ON TUESDAY, NEAR THE CORNER OF tai Dearborn and Randoiph-sts., & pocket-book comm 0 RENT—AT WINNETKA_FURNISBED HOUSE | lots (costing by our acre price $166) sell at 8400 to §800. | nayand board; eawmfil and pinory hands 825 to £10per FSTAURANT IN COMPLETE ORDER, GOOD ‘about 330, and thres promissory notes, peyment on of 7 rooms, stable, and out-bulldings; will rentuntil | W. o O T £ SRl Hons 15, trom 80 ra, 10 | month.and Bossd, APDIY (0 O. V. SNELL, AzontrD | I ocatims: splendid basiness: will sell ok 1f | which isstopped. Liberal reward on returning same to May, 1873. Address X %, Tribune oliice. Bm.] West, Randolph-st. taken thiswesk. D. OLMSTEAD, 81 Exchange Bullding. | J. HALLOWELL, 43 Michigan-av. ORENT_HOUSE 5 ROOMS LARGE LOT 4 MIN- tes’ ride, 315 whera you can 1ive comfortably, cheap- Do monitly posiaciaie, Tin. CHDRUND G- BrILES on mon ents, S50, 3 3 235 Hast Aadisonest, Roota bl '0 RENT—FURNISHED HANDSOME TWO STORY b0 asement bilcke ondo, slso baxn. Fossession mediately. - Ren er mon norest, half ioak soati of Madison-aty moar Daton Parler " 'O RENT—NICE HOUSE 9 ROOMS, 283 PARK-AV.; 260, Cottage s rooma on Adams-st., west of Weatern av.1$%. R. G. GOODWILLIE, 133 West Madison-st. NT_AT OAK PAKK, GOOD HOUSE, ALSO O AT mood. and onodt I atehare A, . ESE INGWAY, Koam 45 Gentral Unon Block, northwest cornor Matket and Madison st 0, REXT-TULTON.ST., TWO-STORY HOUSE. Twenty-eighth-st., house of 10 rooms. Dicksou-st., five rooms. Desk room In @y ottico. MORTON CULVER, Room 4 Metropolitan siock. _ 0 RENT—-THE SECOND FLOOR, THREE OR SIX rooms, with marble mantel and grate, clozots, and va- for closols, gas fixtures, In the new masblo-front bullding 3819 Eouth Clark-st. Inquire in tho store. G RENT—TWO COTIAGES ON WENTWORTH- $]L e ertvfontihaaty SIT s monch oxch ¥, it WILSON, 54 South Clintod st from 10 101 o'cloc TO RENT--ROOMS. 0 RNNT~A PLEASANT, FURNISHED ROODM, ‘with use of poriorsand piano, ina privato Gormaa femily, sultable for ono of two gentlemon; those muslc- ally inclincd preferred. ~Apply 208 Third 0 RENT-FRONT PARLOR TO GENTLEMEN only; fire, gas, ond care, $40 per month. Also small foom. _Apply at 207 Twvonty-fifth-st. NT—A FRONT BOOM AT 431 NOETH LA~ _FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITH. out board, at southwest corner of Halsted and Madi- gonsta. lngiirs of H. 1. HALL, 191 West Madizonst., esement. % T]'0 RENT_WELL FURNISHED ROOME, SINGLE and double, at 87 Prairle-av., ncar Sixtoenthst. All modern fmprovements. 770 RENT_A NUMBER OF FURNISHED ROOMS; ‘gentlomen only. 147 and 149 South Halsted-st. 0 mENT—8 ROOMB ON THE SECOND FLOOR, Ith Biot and cal 3 3t {iio s Bet end enld water. Inquies at 345 Falton-st., o OR SALE_NEAR SOUTHWESTERN.AV., LOTS on_Flournoy-st., 8900 lots on_Lexington-st:, noar Polk, 83,100, . G. GOODWILLIE, 153 West diadison. PO iR B LT B dooes oainac irst east of H o] P lowm, balance montiis: "R . COODWILLIE: 155 Wost Sadison st R SALE_8 ROOM COTTAGE AND LOT ON Twenty-slxth.st., only 83,000, 800 cash and balanco 2nsy paymonts. ULRIOH & BOND, olf Wabash-av. OR _SALE_INDIANA-AV. HOUSE HUNTERS et OF ity pasetats FuRt o sold maw a wroat Birgai. STORRS & WARE, 3 Wabsshav, OB SALE-CHOICEST CORNER ON ADANS ST, northeast corner Morgan, 119 foot on Adams by 43 01 Blorgan, with thres bnflfigz::’ OFES Lenving for B Tapo, owing to elckness, an ve bargata. R. GOUBWILLIS, 155 Wast Madisorist. a OR SALE—LOTS ON SECOND-ST., CORNLR Leavitt. Only 8650; worth 30 Only a fow left. XK. G. GOODWILLIE, 123 'West Madfson-st. ‘honso and lot. Cossit-st., noar Fulton, Ccottago and lot, Hubbard-at’, near Woor Sholto-st., near Polk, £3,100. Parka $2,500. K. G. GOOD" , 153 Weat'Madison-st. ANTED-[0 MEN FOR SAWMILLS AND PINE- rio3; work all winter; faro and board furnisbed tothe work; wages from 330 to $40 permonth sud board ; also 10 farm ‘hands and 500 Tailrosd lsborers, ANGELL & COAKER, 21 West Randolph-st. SALOON FOR SALE, SITUATED IN A FIRST- BRfhtan. G0 roaon.Tot tliE S5 Bh 1oe Toriancant a3 good reaon for. seling oats Ht for A o e A of THOMAS BENNESSEY. B ‘West Harrison-st. - OST—A PLAIN HUNTER-CASE GOLD WATOH, with [nitials J D B on the opening case. A reward o 50 will be pald, £nd 5o queations saited, by returiag the %Im iam‘fz % TITORETE, “Room 6, Contral Union joc TWANIED SO MEN TOR MISSISSIPETCENTRAL b dll:lhlo“nd; Sfiihlm' l\'oflhl nntem“.gwneu 32.&50 m;xidksl'ig A 3 .., cheep kol B P Eah SR West Modison-at. SHAW & WILSON: ANTED—1,00 MEN TO LEAVE TO-NIGHT FOR the Northwestern Railrosd, [enomonee; wages, 82.50 to §3; 1U teamsters, £35 por month and board; en- firoly froe faro and fees, ~Also farm and sawmill bands, Tickets to St. Louis and South.~ Apply at 25 West Lake- st. and 43 Milwaukeo-av. "ANTED_MEN LOOKING FOR EMPLOYMENT o call on JONES & CO., 169 West Madison-st. Basi- ness Iegitimato. Pays better than wages. Ofico opoa from 8 olclock . . {09 p. m. "ANTED-TO LEAVE THIS EVENING-20 MEN Y A ek o tte Ohicans & Noribmentesn Railwars ‘agos, 3280 to 33,00 por dags frco faro and fees.- ADDY to . ANDERSON & CO., 35 West Washiagton-st. VVANTED-A TIRST-CLASS AN 70 PEDDLE (Y orstors; must have experience. Laquire at 134 Mich- gan.nv. OR_BALE-HOUSE AND LOT NO. 2il SIX- toenth-st. i olso, Houso with table, ot S0xi%0, comer Soath Parkoav, dnd Thintloth: » on monthly payments, 5 to ILSON, ity Fments, Aol e OR SALE-FURNISHED COTTAGE OF ¢ ROOX(S, bath-room, pantzy, and clocets, on loased ground, No. 108 Indiana-av., botiween Twenty-sccond and Twents- third-sts. Apply at Barber Shop southoast corner Twenty.second-st., and Michigan-av. OR SALE—_BY E. C. COLE & CO., 13 LASALLE- ot., Room 2, Otis Block—Cheap— Two-story cotiage, rooms, with barn, lot 253125 foet, No. 700 Washington-av., 82,80, Tgan-av., near Elils, how houss, large lot, and very easy payments. i A fow large lota left on Tayloz-st,, only £1,000 each. Ono scro noar Humbolt bolovard, S1,40. ‘Ten acres Milwaukeo-av., $1,000 per acre. IOR SALE—MICHIGAN-AV. AND TWENTY- Bfth-st.—S0x188 foat, sonthwest cormer of Michigen: av, and Twenty-fifthst. SNYDER & LEE, No. 1 Nix- on's Building, northesst corner of Monroo nd La- Balle-sts. 3 OR SALE_TRINITY OHURCH-LOT 7IxI0 FEET on Jackson.at., betweon Wabzah and Michigan-avs, BNYDER & LEE, No. 14 Nixon's Building, morthoast corner of Monroo and LaSallo-sta. 0 RENT—NICE FRONT ROOBL-AND ALCOVI furnished or nofurnished, without board; modern con' venjonces. 1095 Wabash-av. OR SALE-LOTS ON HUDBARD AND WAL- lace-sts., mear Thirty-fifthat.; $600 and 8§80, AMES H. HILL, 88 Wabasha. /0 RENT—THE SECOND STORY NO. 48 GOETHE. st., eithor 4 or 6 rooms and closcts to suit. Inquire of LG LANGGUTH, optician, 134 State-st., corner Mad- . JFOK, SATE - LOTS ON WEST, NORTH, AND South Sides, varying tn prico according to location. Qoly ive let), nehr Caltfornta,on Wilcox aud Monroe-sts, Call soon. 146 Kast, Madison-st., Room 15. Terms very 0_RENT—FIVE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, ON first, floor, vory conveniont for housckeoping, $30 o fnonth, 735 Lake-st. Immediate possossion. 0 RENT—FURNISHED BOOM FOR A GENTLE- ‘man, at 222 West Monroe-st. 710 RENT_1 ROOMS ON LOWER TLOOF. WiTH ‘closcts, pantry,-and in order, &t 230 West Randolph. &t._Inquire at 22 West Randolph-st. G RENT_NICE ROON, 1¢ WEST MADISORST., - orman Houso; Sis. 1 GOOBWILLLE, 155 Wast Madison-at. ENT_TWO NICE, UNFURNISHED ROOBS, 9ei‘§h«: ILBKLY?Ar u{ ther, at 29 Thictioth-st., be- twoen Wabash and Bfi avs. 0 RENT-TWO ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT board, at 7109 Wabash-as. 0 RENT_TO A LADY, A NICELY, FURNISHED room, with clothes. closat, =nd water, up one Qlght, méar oornor of Madisgn dn tedsta. Addrass DIRS! EMMA LEDGER, P. O. 0 RENT_TWO PARLORS: ALSO A SINGLE FUR- nished or unfurnished room In a private family. Apply 484674 Michizan-as. 70 RENT_VERY PLEASANI ROOMS, ENTIRE second story of 650 Biichigan-av. 0 RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED BAOK ‘pazior bedroom, at 735 Wabash-av. 0 RENT-FOUR LARGE ROOMS WITH TWO closets, suitablo for light housekecping. Apply at %7 Cottage Grave-as. T]'0 RENT_TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, FURRISHED Toom, with gss and fire; 4 perweck. Call afterld Q'clock, 64 South Morgan-st. 0_RENT-FOUR ROOMS IN SUITE OR SEPA Tate, now oocupled by Dr. Lawis as a dontal depot; 41502 rodms 1 samo- building for slcoping rooma: est Madiega, Thompson Block: 3 rooms A':‘éulcn'e Bléck; o Madison. "By B. QOLI & SON. 188 (vast Madisone -~ TO RENT--STORES, OFFICES, &o. A A I SR ST R '0_RENT—STORES_BY D. COLE & SON, RE. TOrtatsaad ‘Honse-enting Agosis, 16 M éet Ml £onist, , 207, snd 209 West Madison, noar Halsted. Two stores on Madison-st., opposite C: ate: Thrae stores, northwest corner Ann and Madison. 225 Weat Rabdolph. 12 West Madison, 0 RENT—A LARGE STORE IN THE NEW MAR- Vams front bailding No. 315 South Claricst., betwean arrison-sts. Low rent. - Apply on tho promises. > Lo oo onanda O RENT_THE STORE 376 STATE-ST., NOW OC- dh cupled by Edwards, Bluott & Co., is offered for rent after Nov. 1. Also, 3rooms on second_floor, lately occu- pied by Clarko, Liyton &Co. J. L. DAVIS, 56 State- 0 RENT —STORE ON JALSTED-ST., NEAR B store: TRUKSDRLE & BROWHC 19 West pagongr” % '0_RENT —BEST LOCATION IN THE OITY — T Largo office first floot; largo hasoment 63 by 70; 506 ond, third, fonrth, and fifth floors, 45 by 57 and 45 by 83— 211 dorner Wabash:av. and Sowth Water st iy CLALE, '}ir,\él'lkum & CO., corner Wabash-av. and South Wa~ SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. JOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT NEAR LAKE ON Brooks-at., Oakland. Furoace, bara, furnituro. Honse In good order. moats and immediate pos: gession. Zatory frame in order, corner Igan and 8500 cash, U ’H & BOM ,Hl\{'flbnh-:v.’ EOARDING AND LODGIN ‘West Side. 12 ANNST., BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND £ Randolph—Two gentlcmen can be accommedated With board and room. 535()~FART, OASH, WILL BUY RETIRING partoer's fntercst in well established paying Business. "Apply at 106 South Franklin-st., Room. 500215, ZARINER. LEAVING OTIY, WILL DU ol half tnterest fn stock costing 31,600, with established business that will pay you fil"&fl monthly. No bonus asked; requires ready money. 118 East Washing- ton-st., Room 3. TSI ATALEY SHAWE, OGT OF A BUGGY, “whilojdriving from Union Park to Wabash-av, and re- tarn, Wednesday, afternoon, Oct. 0. The findor will ba n-ard-d by sending it to 10{ Warren-av., or giving infore mation. OUND—_A BROWN HORSE OAME TO MY PLAOE, ‘cornor of Thirts-nlnth st, and Low-av., near the Stock Yards. WAL, O'BRIEN. 55.000 A%, BE MADE DURING THE NEXT . thirty dass fn successfally curing tho lorso Discase, by addressing N_3, Tribuns office. HORSES AND CARRIAGES. ‘A FEW OF THE CELEBRATED TOF AND OPEN California buggles for sale at the factory, 25and 2 South Parkav. UCTION, THIS MORNING, AT 10 O'CLOCK— A on of horses of all grades, one top buggy, ons two-soated buggy. Bring lu your stock if you want it sold: no- charge if mot sold.. W. A. RUSSELL& L. WALTON, st brick barn, 243 West Twelfth-at. OR SALE-GHEAP-A KO.1 LIGAT GLARENCE carriage, gold trimed, in fins order, must be sold this week, l'.\?:‘ fnusssu‘s. 243 West Twelfth-st. STRAYED-ERON THE OUT-FREIGHT HOUSB of the P., C. & St. L. R. R., between 5 and § o'alock 1zst evening, s small biack-and-tan slut. A liberal re- ‘ward will be paid for hor return, or aoy ion that will lead to her recovory. STRAVED-GR STOLEN-ONE GHESTHUT.GOL- ored horse with a_Concord buggy; taken from Lume Der Market, corner Franklin and Sonth Watersts. Horss with one white foreleg half way to knce, and ons whita Bindfoof. A Liberal reward will bo givenif raturned to244 South Waterst. J. L. HIGGIE. QEIRAYED-FRON® WEST HARRISON-ST., ONH ibay borse, with spot on forehead; also two white hind feot, bad on o leather halter with hu'—ex-m.g about 3 foot long, two shoes off. Any information of tho whers- ‘abouts of the sama will be "cewarded by leaving notice, by matl or personally, st THOS. DRIVER'S, 0 West Hare on sty FoE sAmT.GE&EAP—TEAv STONE WAGONS, FOR eavy or anling. at Government Goods, 195 and 191 East Lako-ste " 5 SOUTH CURTISST.—FURKISHED ROOM TG ront, with or withont board. Also a few day board- ers accommodated. JOR SALE_TIGHT AND HEAYYFEXPRESS AND delivery wagons; also second-hand express wagon very ‘chesp, 1259 Sonth Canal-st. 74 HONOREST -A LARGE FRONT ROOAl WITH alcovo, unfurnished, for gentioman and wife: also {orniehed soom for two' goatlemen, with or without ard, 102, WEST MADISONST-TWO BOARDERS wanted ; alsoa fow day boarders. {Q] WALSUT-ST.-TO RENT-ONE LARGE TRONT oo and. closst, au{arnishod, with board: also orie auitaclo for housekceping, with pantry. 134 NARRENAV. CORNER OF WOODST— Fino nnfurnislicd rooms, with 1 rat-cisss board, for two young married couples, at very reasonable terms. Also, alarge (farnished room, with accommodations for three young gentlemen. nd <hied front room, four porsons, with board. - Day boarders wanted: © o 339, WEST WASHINGTON.ST.— DESIRABLE = rooms, with or without board. Location good, andlionso no, \ith a1l modors LRprorements: 5@ WEST RANDQLPH-ST._TO RI A 356 rormished room 2 Closot, with sparge UM RANDOLPH.ST., NEA NN 358 (aimished front shimben for s gt lermns & singlo room. Broakfast 85,80 por weak, each. t and 6 o'clock dinners. EBER HOUSE—105_WEST LAKEST, FI Class board &t from §3 to 89 por ook day boaed, $5; transient, 82, 4.3 EUBBARD COURT_NEW EQARDING-HOUSE —Flrst.cless board, with_room, $5to $6 per week, ‘with use of piano; day board, $1. South Side. 'OR BALE—0 WITH US TO NORMAL PARK, i Tawood, sclect cholce lots close to station, and fino rosldences, for S5, monthly ‘payments, witbou, fo- torest: also, beaatiful how houses, lsrge lots, fronting park, 15 cash.” STORRS & WAILE, 513 Wabash-av. QR SALE_OR RENT_OR EXOHANGE FOR A West Sidocity ceaidence, my vory choico home. ia ueaton, nesr the Collezo™ 137y0 tounds, Srercresns, SEo B RIMALL ‘sihinn SoeneE Blness” oo 3 ‘orthoas Wasbington-ste., Koo 5. Il OR SALE—AT OAK PARK—CROICE RESIDENGE ‘property and vacant lots. I mako & spacinity of prop- n this towa. A. T. HEMING\VAY, Room 16, Con il Bnton Blook, *sorthwwest cormr Markot and’ Bisd- on-ta. JPORSALE_OR EXCHANGE-BY H.:J. ARNOLD —2houses and lots on Madison-av., near Bowen-at., Hyde Park. OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE_FOR GITY PROP. City, - mow houso aud s acrealand, at Hinsdslo: 8lso, a very cholce 10-acre blook to oxchange for el?{DI’DD‘ orly. "Call at 804 Stato-at., 15 to 5. O+ 0. STOUGH: OR SALE-HALF ACRE OF LAND AT WASH. Iacton Holgbte, on 00-foot ateser; treos In front: ; $50 cash, balance Gvo W DA o1 Dosplainesst. © Soore ab 6 per con FOF SALE-AT EXGTEWOOD. WEOFFERSNEY hoasos o favorabl tarms, 104 good locatio, noar Btation, ssools, and dopot. Save J0uF ront, andoWD A homot“Eagloivood, wherd sou o the” ncles of 21 s rom, the Comma: fatlon faro at g8 per hundrod, “HULBURD & GO. %5 East Harrison-st. 70T SATE-AT A FARGAIN 1 ACRES LYING O the O B &G, R. ., ono-halt mile weshof Lawn: o, 6.8, RD," 37, Roat Eatate Agonty 163 st Washington O A e Scins B e SN E IR LR Mo : B0 No. 'éi }\I'lx;lzl!’s Building, northeast corner of Monroo and La- FOR SALE—AT HINSDALE, A NICE NEW HOUSE ‘of 8 rooms and a large lot, for 81,800, on_ very easy payments. Inquire at 804 State-st. ~O. J. STOUGH. n . noar 00l JAMES H. RILL, 59 Wabashas, oo oo "ehod FoRSEES ACRES AT SOUTH ENGLEWOOD Tor §4,300 cash. J. A. BROUSE, 400 Wabash-av. OR SALE-CHOICE AGKE PROPERTY, SOUTH catof cits Jimiis, sory ehoap, 3 Gro. V. BYED, 8o Wabsshaw, 0r oo 10 RENT—PLEASANT OFF T O cbesp, at 6ot Ststanis et gor, ROONS, VERY COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. |0 RENT—148 STATE.ST—SE N1 TO Stk oo, ame brisment Ao SELL, 41 West Dadison-st. 0 RENT_STORES 27 AN = boiwaen Rxonkiin sad Bratber-sie s o SONaS Lot foro or two. Inquiro at 43 & 3 5 ek o Washingtan:ste. ‘xchatige Building, cor- TO EXCHANGE. 0_LXCHANGE-BY M. V. HOT N £ Glarh.ot.r opposss Cots Hoass: 0" ocar Lighteenth-st., THIRD, AND Apply to R. D. RUS- {2h encambrances, fof £od uacautabered y, T Rlst, o e place 1t Lake Forcst, for oty propmeiy i 1 B Bt wnd Tures. Iot at Maywood, & “A150-a new liouse and 1o a adimprosed clty property Wil bo tuken a3 Rreh paserte i POk DRYGOODS, BOOTS AND Jaruitury, cle., a farm i Kenges, with] fawa. - Addreds K 0%, Trttuns ofcer = > O 710 EXCHANGE—-WANTED, CITY PR Y 1 Ccxchrnzo for a fine fruit farm i Soath %fiffily,«f& dress POMOXO, Tribuno ofice. PONOND, folisucoeeel - cf, = s V4 AFTED —TO EXCHANGE A L-YEAR OLD 3 -scrrel maro (sound ; can go in threo minates) fo Huoras baud 6, , eingl Tosd Apply at i3 Wabash. TOR SALE_A FARM OF & ACRES, AND ONE of 160 acres; good land, and all under cuitivation, i :“lnoll, three ao“;:;hl:gz fl’,flm C"EIWQ? prices l‘n’\ P o Tor o e RS Y I 00y B G, T OR_SALE—TEN LOTS IN TWO RIVERS, WIS.; d for shipyard. Tnquiy t N A, Lok Sin Viterst Miwatkes Tria, oL A« GE 49 (FUBBARD.COURT_ROOMS AND EQARD for geatlemen; also accommodation for day board- ers. D85 PHCEIGAN-AV.—PLEASANT ROOBS, WITH board, for two of three gentlemen or gentleman and wifo. 400 BURNSIDE (DEARBORN) ST, ~NEAR Twenty-ninth—A large pleasantly farnished front room, with first-class board, at ozceedingly low rates; also single room. Every modern improvement. QQ() INDIANA-AY., NEAR EIGHTEENTHST. vory pleasant rdom with largo closot for gent and wifo or two gentlemen; also very large room suitable for 3 or3gents, ‘Table firat class; house hasall_coaveinences, Q77 LDIANAAV.-A PLEASANT ROOM WITI{ gas and lire, suitable for one or two gentlemen, ‘with first-class board. 1200 ERSTRIZAV.ROOMS, WITIL BOARD. 255V Ao, " fow tablo bonrdors can he accommo- ated. INCENNES-AV.—SUITE, OF ROOMS ON SECOND V_ floor, upfarnished except carpet, with board; housa firsteclass: _Address B 77, Tribupe Bfanch office. 'IOR SALE-TOP. BUGGY AND DOUBLE HAR- # ni_ll. wsr.lgaw A!Bfll)' wl"us::}‘l f:l’ 85005 b("‘l‘,:v ns'z’d 2o montns, St State-at - cometof Tenty- igz'ud :{: ‘tho stabio, of fo WAL D, LANGLEY, 59 South inal-s QTRATED OR STOLEN-TROM HORNER & LEVY, 8 Wost Randolphost,, a bay mare and top bugays Any information concerning the same will bo d ‘warded. ALOON 1) NORTH ADAST., FOR SALE WITH elogant nxinres aad stook, “Uolng o splendid, busl- ness; will besold at a great sacrifico for cash. Apply from'9 to 13. AKEN UP—BY F. SIMONSEN, % HUNTST., A small bay Horss, stilfin all four fegs, white feet. ‘Tho Gwner can have the same by paying expenses. uly ro- JFOR SALE-NIOE TOP BUGGY, CHEAP; ORWILL exchange for goods or conntry produce. Call at cor- ner Beach and Mather-sts. . TFOR, SALE-A LARGE GRAY MARE, § YEARS 1 old, sound and gontlo, Blackhawk steck, good for u xpress, or grocery wagon. J. W. 3 BISRO. TS0t Gnciivat.y socond. flodr, frant ofico. OR SALE_CHEAP—A GOOD HORSE AND HAR- noss and top buggy; also, & Golden Eagle portable Tarnace, Taed bt Hitle, heatad rooma; will Sxchanga for city property. _Address O &3, Tribune office. OR BALE—A SPLENDID PAIR OF CARRIAGE .t 17 years old, dark , 18 hands high, per- Crand and Lind. CABPY (03 J. WHITEROURE, OR SALE_ON| ‘mado to orde; 76 Markot-st. OR SALE_OHEAP_DUMP.CARTS, WITH HAR- ness to match. Apply at Govornmenit Goods Depot, 185 and 197 East Lako-st. J{UCTOHER, TAZEARE CHENKY, 0 STATE-ST., Bave on haad about 100 buggies, carriages, and busi- ness wagons of all kinds, which they must and will sell, Togardless of price, beiore winter séts in. ORSES TRAINED AND BROKEN FROM ALL bad_habits b liod i ATRY to O L o Gro NEW IMPORTED DOG OART, very stylish. Callla bascment, No. ¥ 3 8] BROWN & CO.. Nos. 609 and 611 Cottac: o3y, ANTED—OWNER FOR A LARGE POINTER ‘dog, taken up on tho 20th inst. ~ aquire at engios house, 175 Cottage Grova-av. MISCELLANEOTUS. ASH PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTHING AND ‘miscellancous goods of auy kind, by sending a lettor toI. GELDER, Lon Office, 4 Stafc-st. N[AGHINE WORE WANTED FOR & MACHINE- YL shop a short distance from the city; work done rea- sonably. ~Address D 93, Tribunc ofiice. 0_ATL WHOM IT MAV CONCERN: THE UN, dersigned have bought the groce: storo at 414 South Clark-st., from Nethun Stmsrnsky, and aze not responsi- Dl for zny claims thereon, M. MARX & CO. ARTIES DESIRING TO SOLL AN INTEREST IN £ Bozotall hardvare basiness addresa W 51, Tribuno af- ce. ANTED—WATCHES OF, ALL DESCRIPTIONS, diamonds, old rold, pistols, castol clothing, all kind of goods. BARYLETT, 203 Enst Madison-st. ANTED—A PARTY GOING DIRECT 10 DEN- ~vor or Pacblo, Coloredo, to take charge of a boy 13 years old. -Address J 103, Tribune office. ANTED—TO BUY—A FIRST-CLASS TICKET TO St. Louts, cheap. _Address immediately, TRAVEL- LER. Ghicago Post Offica. AGENTS WANTED. GENTS WANTED—MEN AND WOMEN—_ANY- £\ "where, can clear 300 per cent profiton tha best sell- ing goods extant. Silver watch, worth 820, free to new beginners, Wil pay ansone's expenses to Ohicago aud retarn if wa do not show the best chance. Samples to country free. A. RAY, 25 West Lake-t., Chicaga, GENTS WANTED_MALE AND FEMALE—TO Soll an articl neoded by every housekoeper, and pass 2 good percentage. Inguirs of R. NEVERS, Jr., Room 23, Nevada Block, Chicago. GENTS WANTED — PROFITABLE EAMPLOY- ‘ment. ‘We wish to employ gentlemen and ladies to solicit ordars for the celebrate proved Buckeye Shut- tie Sowing Machine. Stitch alike on both sides. Tt will stitch, bem, foll, tuck, cord, bind, brald, gather, and rutllo,—and g0 from the finest nainsook to Leaver over- coatings and lenther. For farther perticulats, addrass W. A HENDERSON & CO., Clovolaad, Ohfo, or St uis, 3o. GENTS WANTED—TOR THE CITY AND COUN- {15 o sell o articlo needed i every ngtae: gopd exa- TIC BROOM €O, &3 South Canai-at. mEas EQCARD WANTED. OARD_ON SOUTH SIDE-TWO GENTLEMEN, with their motner and sister, would 1ike a suite of rooms and boerd. Best of references. Address U Tribune ofice, OARD-ONE OR TWO ROOMS, WITH BOARD, for gentleman and wifo, Private’ family, ina pleas. aat noighborbood, preferred. Address, stating terms, 854, Tribune ofice. - OARD—_AND ROOM_BY A SINGLE GENILE. ‘man, Dlust bo north of Trentysixthst. and east of Siato. Terms must bo reasonable. Address E 11, Tribune ofico. ‘BOARD.IN PRIVATE FAMILY, IN THEVICINITY of Halsted and Taslor-sts. Address, stating terms, R. 94, Tribano office. OARD—SUITE _OF FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH board, for gentleman, wife, and two childron. Best of references given. Addross, giving full pa rticularsand prico, ¥ 57, Tribuza office. OARD A SUITE OF ROOMS, FURNISHED OR anfarnistiod, with boaed, for geritleman snd wifo, o West Side, with bath, hot and cold water. Would préfor Y entirely private ‘famils. ~Address A 25, Trib oftice. OARD_TWO GENTLEMEN (MERCANTILE AND D logaD) want rooma, " with bourd, wers the tedium of nsingss hours may bo relieved by_good and pleasant s clety in tho ovenings. Address 284, Tribuno "Branch office. POARDBYTOEWERK, IN & PRIVATE FANT, Jy, within 00r 15 minates' walk from the corner of Madlion and Franklin-sts, for two gentlemen, Addross FHT, careJ. V. Farwell, Rotail. ARD_FIRST-CLASS BOARD IN A PR O iz, AddroesV 17, Tribuno ofics. AT JROARD_ATD ROOM OF WEDIUM SIZE TOR gentleman and wife, north of Twonty-second, east of State. R ol, Tribuno Branch office. OARD_TOR SELF AND WIFE, WITH UNFUR. ished rooms; privato family proforred; location ‘east of State and north of Twontioth-st: torms must be 3,4 Tribune ofice. uno JrOR SALE-TLLINOIS FARNS TOR SALE OR trade for city proporty, improved or unimproved. We havo ong of 1,30 acres; 100 timber, 1,600 into crops this yoar. Ghoice farm, 3 miles to depot. ” Can give long time: no incumbranco.” Would sell - stock. tools, ete. Nowis your time. Inquiro at 145 East Madison-st, Room 5. REZAL ESTATE WANTED, VWAYIED-A HOUSE AND LOT, WORTH FROM 36,000 to_$10,00, i exchange for unimproved lots and cash._A. Bl , Room®6, PERSONAL. R A em iih some el eed et o s to matrimony. _Address L 48, Tribuns office. D ot ot et o omeb edy o widow. Address W 17, Tribuao ottice, GE'I:—TSHW‘Q‘NTEDE‘TH"%AVEKYdBEST ugA];UE A S, B 5 day. o Frog Address WOOBWARD, LEWTS & O Was inZto! .BHMI Dass. SEWING MACHINES. OMESTIC—COME AND SEE THE LIGHT AND easy.running Domestic Sewing Bachine; sold on ‘monthly payments, Office, 207 South Halsted-st. Open evenings. SISGER SEWING MACHINES OFFIGE OF NIOH. OLS & PEARSON, 144 Sonth Halsted-st. ; machines a0l or rented on easy shonthly pasmment; Work given whon desired; sowing machines ropaired. TNGER,_SEWING MACHINE OFFICES OF J. N. WILKINS, % Sonth Desplaines-st, and 167 Milwau. Kee.av. Afachines sold on easy monthly instalments sad work given in paymont if desired. VVEEELER & WILSON "BEWING MACHINES, the Rew improted sdld ot reated ou erey month pyments. Work ‘glren if” dosirod BURNIARM ANNERY, Clty Agonts, main offico, 338 West Aladl- son-st : branch, 960 Wabash-av. MACHINERY. LANDY'S STATIONARY AND PORTABLE EN- gines, circular saw mills, botlers, shingle machines, 2ndave, Western Branch office, & South Canal-st. I W. NORTHROP, Agent. JTOR SALE TAVLOR PRINTING PRESSES_ONE super rosal eslinder; aizo of bed 35253, only been run twomontha. One cylinder, 34x60, been run three years. Both contain a1l the latest improvements. I will el ata. great discount., M. V. WAGNER, Marshall, Mlch. JOR SALE-CHEAP.) TOOT DERRICK, ALL o, S S e . me. overnment Goo East Lake.st. 2 OR BALE-STEAM ENGINES AND F lmn&ll)é—g‘::!’ DDhWH' o] IN’?’E G'mm lnnl(d)m:‘l% umps, firo ,” hoso, &c. . G, MERRIZAN, Elnnpr:H Agent, E"smllh Canal st. & FOR SALE. OR SALE—A FRESH COW AND CALF, 5. R Sooaors for 375, b Womt Shdmbar 52 OR SALE_SAFE. MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK. Cheap. C. MARKUS, 199 Milwaukeo:av. WANTED---TO RENT. TRSONAL_INFORMATION WANTED OF ECK- Toy Ballsrd, who was clork in hardware store 60 Sud- bury:st., Bostos, in 1861, Address BALLARD, Lock Boxz 1%, Boston, Mass. ANTED-TO RENT-BY A YOUNG MAN A - souagmon, Addross R &2, Tribune omcer " ANTED—CHEAP FOR OASH, A DIAMOND fromtwo to four karats. ~Address D 43, Bramch Tribune office. 57.60).2CENTS PROFITSFER WEER. WILD m O (POt or forfelt S0, | Now ariel atented July 1. Samples sent {reo to all. Addross W. ¥, CHIDESTER, 507 Broadway, N. Y. FINANCIAL. K ONLY T0 LOAN_ON LONG OR SHORT TIME. MOWsE . CUSEING & 0O, Hoom & Gouteal Union ock. NEY TOLOAN IN SUMS OF 53 0 OR S5.000, M ONE G et antate. . . HOWLAND, 165 st ‘Washington-st., Room 21. GREY TO LOAN ON CHIOAGO REAL ESTATS M "Ly WRIGHT & TYRRELL, 150 Wost Wasbington. §50.000 2,50 o¥ cmcaco REAL ES- jate in'mmia of wiok loss than SHU0 Moderate commissions. ED JAMES, Room 3, 5. W. lark and Madiso INSTRUCTION. TTUATION WANTED_A YALE COLLEGE STU- dent, an experienced er, who_has travelled in Earope, will act as tutor in & private family; terms rea- sonable, ' For particulars addresa VV 43, Tribane ofice. ANTED—A LADY TEACHER TO GIVE LES: ‘2008 on piano at houso. Inquire between 4 and 8 p. ., to-ds (x"lgdl ) fourth houss west of dummy track on Forlrfilfl-ut, lllSS J. GRAHAM. "ANTED_TEN OR TWELVE LADIES OR GEN tlemen, to toach In the county schoals. ’ Compensa- sation from $40 to 555 per month. Apply to A. G. LANE, 138 Wost Monroe.st. Examination on Satarday Goxt, at§ & m. procisely. ANTED—A FEW PUPILS TO LEARN GERMAN 824 Folton-st. BUILDING MATERIAL. RICK-1,000,00 O OMMON RED; 5,00 WHITE Ripoied. for aale at low fguces, by DUNNE & SOANLAN, 'Tron Clad office, 164 East Sonroe- OTIOE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS 73,000 foet, dry maple flooring sod all kinds ‘of hard Tamber for sals, Call orzddress OGLESBEE z MATTINGLY, corner Canal and Eighteenth-ats. MUSICAX. OR SALE—AT A BARGALN, A GOOD TONED 7 octave rosewood piano, or willrent the same for 88 per month, 251 Park-av, West Sido. OR SALE-ONE SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO: 3 parlor organ, “ery cheap, at 419 Buttorici mear Twonty.sevont! CLAIRVOYANTS. R. MATHEW AND MADAM MAYNARD CAl tell of busine: ‘marriages, jonrnoys, lawsuits, ot friends, lost or stolen properiy, or 2asthinz yo3 o know. Cures fite, paralysls, rhcumatism, “deafa Bore eyén, semiual wosknoss, comsamption, liver < fatnt, ague, catarrh. Deligate distases carcd ina Bays.” Cliro or o pay. 201 Wer st £ RS, T. J. TEWIS_RELIABLE BUSINESS ARD N edical claitsosants 0 West bladisonat, HOUSEHOLD GOODS. PABTIH ‘WISHING TO DISPOSE OF FURNITURE, carpets, housebold goods, or mevcbandise of %nd Bt & v patasir o om0 9. 1 D E oIS, DO TR NITURLE, caro Carrier No. 31. AKE, 127 LaSailo. STED—T0 BUY—A SMALL, COMIORTABLE W e i SOt ORTARAE within 50, 75, or 100 miles of Chicigo, and ot over 1 mils B e veood 6%, which il oo roas Aa s st 1o 3 o CON S Weat Monroo-tds g PARTNERS WANTED. A A A A e e e SR ARTNER WANTED_CASH _GAB 3 : L Dusiness esiablishied. Addross D43, Hiibano Driack offica, VWASTED-TO RENT_A CARRIAGE-SHOP IN the city. Address A, LAMONT, 912 West Indiana. NE B, "ANTED—T0 RENT_FURNISHED ROOMS WA two) for "‘gr housekeeping. Address | Tribune affica. DIVORCES. IVORGES LEGALLY OBTAINED, FEE AFTES decrac: scandal avoided; nino years' practics in tis courts of Chicago. Address P. 0. Box L(37.