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

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1872. 7 coming ditled while towing the schooner into port. —The goper C. C. Trowbridge, upward bound witfoal for Chicago, lost her_ topmasts and oth masthads. The Leviathan towed her| Summer Islzid, and after getting off the bar took the schooner in tow for her destinatio] A S —The bty on Racine ref has been replaced in its former)sition. in 16 foet of water, 1,000 feet west of i] shoalest mot. The reef extends zbout opanile north ind south, and fhe same east and wt. The bug is on the western edge of the ma reef, and one-third of its length from themthend. —Vesselhave expeienced heavy weather on Lake Hurc for the st few days, the wind be- ing from 1e soutlast and northeast. The steamer 5fPsul o5 to under Fish Point, at Thunder 1y, andlaid there eighteen hours. Other steaters wre delayed at various points. —The bdk Gibtar, 1aden with 28,711 bushels of corn, fr Kigston, Ont., from Chicago, has srTived at Jetroj in & badly crippled condition. While crosinghe St. Clair Flats she camo in collision wth ayunknown barge, carrying away ‘ber bowspit ar causing damages which will re- quire an epenture of some £500 for repairs. 3:& repain @ being made at the Detroit dry 3 i —The w2t the various ports along the South Shords unusually low. The schooner barge Intercesn, at Erte, a day or two since, grounded, a7 was detained thirty-six hours. At Fairportshio, Captain Butler, the Customs Collector ofihat port, reports only eight feet on ths bar.[he other ports to the westward of Cleveland, is stated, are in a similar condition, 80 that in ' event of a heevy galo those of our larger clasof vessels would dowell io take —The ig Bliza Williams, which broke adrift #omo tensyssince, while in tow of the schooner Amoskes of the Eau,” on Luke Erie, has not been hel from since.” As she was disabled, and the vather at the time exceedingly stormy, With heay ®a2s, it is feared she mey havo rolle over, orsehaps yeb.drifting about. Strict in- irjes 2v) been made of steamers end vessels which tve passed along that coast, but none have sender. Those that have passed mear the Es sawnothirz of her there. —CptainGeorge Maloy, of echooner §. D..- Woocuff, avived down Saturday morning, and reposs the tg Eliza Williams, with crew, safe at Radeau. |1t appears that the tug became disaled in cmsequence of the derangement of ‘her)umping uughmeri, and in this condition ‘wastaken in ow by the schooner Amoskeng, bond up, unil the storm of Tucsday night ba- care 80 violert as to break the line and separata th. two, aftervhich the tug drifted ashore at Bmndeau, andwas towed inside by & tug.—De- it 1')"%!&1142. —A collisiol took tghcs Sunday morning at e St. Clair fats in the now channel, which re- sulted in serizsly damaging tho forward cabin and pilot-howe of the propeller Atlantic, en roule from ke Superior. The steamer ar- rived at the sbove thoroughfare at about 4 p. m. _.and groundsl Soon after a.tow consisting of the bar.s Cloelia and Montgomery, with other vessels, arz¥ed, and while attempting to pass throug, ran‘pul of her, resulting as stated. The Montgomerynme off ' minus her_jibboom and head gear, thcCecelia her bowsprit and all for- ward. Both vessels have arrived at this port for repairs. “ The steamer’s dameges will prevent her from procseling on to her destination in due time. ~Other 7sssels, names not given, were re- ported is dumsted af the flats, but nothing su- entic could te learned. ““COMANCHE BILL.” *hpicks Made of ¢‘Spotted Blorse’s? } Shin Bone. 8t. Xouis Correspondence Cincinnati_Commercial, _“Comanche Bill” is here, and has procured bimself to be interviewed by & verdant reporter. Bill is a little wenzen-faced wretch with a sandy Eosteo nud long, thick hair, not particalarly clean, and ridiculons in its general npgmmca. There is nothing grand about him, He don't look 85 if he was capable of being & great vil- lain, even. He hangs about the bar-room of the hotél, drinking all the fire-water he can get any- body to pay for, and thongh he doesn't make himself * fresh,” he is always ready to be drawn ipto rehearsing the marvelous etories of his ghis with red-skins. 'The fellow has & hungry, fonging look, when he sees & party file in an range themselves along the counter without in- viting him. I squandered a few drinks on Bill, the other night, and soon had him started, hell: to-split, on the old story. g “Come, Bill,” said I gently, “cheesait. I know all ‘sbout your mothers hair, and your vow to kil an Injun for every hair in thatpor- tion of the scalp you recovered. But you may tell me sbout the Loothpick made cut of Spotted Horse's shia-bone, that you gave to Colonel Do~ bey. and tle one Soufiave to Long John, and 116 'one yotgave to Dave Hinckley, and those . you gave tos hundred other peopls Billlooked aggrieved, and then indignant. The Aer foz acother drink pacified him, however, " loweridg his tone to a stage whisper, ho nted ! -1, tie fact is, T did E‘;y it a little on the thithem toothpicks. Of course they d3 out o' no_shin-bone o' ‘Spotted o other Injun. The ehin-bone d: Injun like “Spotted Hoss’ is too wickle’ for toothpicks, an’ besides that, s is moatly honey-combed. But they'll much satisfaction out o' them tooth- ‘hoy was Injun bones. ~ It don't do us vhumbug 'em a2 little, dees it? And o on' print this, nother, or I may Jn to Taise your ha'r.” at do you make the toothpicks out of, ‘Ntell son. You see, in every deer's ze's 4 queer little splinter o' bone, inches_long, narrow, and as thin ade. What it's there for T'll be - Imow, an' I don't see what's in’'em in the fore legs and not ol logs, But, snyhow, they're w LBl a deer Ialways cut out o tone for luck, and keep it fora Te killed almost a8 many deer a8 my cime; and have accumulated a good sthpicks. Would you like to have one? ) in my pocket now. You kin callit a 1 Hoss" piece -0’ ivory ef you wanb to, war toit.” ) > another drink, Willizm " , ves. I don't drink nothing on the Jnd when I come to the Btates I got to » for lost ume.” 2 - \ours_laterI Jooked in and Bill was re- 10 0ld story to an open-mouthed gentle- n Tlinois, om whom tho gentlemanly ser was takinga fresh order. -— ziring,’’ 28 Understood in The Navy Tazds. -cspondence of the Cucinnati Commercial. vy Yerd at Portsnouth is an economi ation.. There is Owe vessel here of im- ize. Her name, I hink, is the Illinois. m to build her some years ago, aud be- ot up to the top, tih bettom was rot- ey arc now teasing ler to pieces. As ‘eiz6 is huge, and the amount of tim- is beyond 2ny powelof deecription. -ed, and belsed, and stinchioned, and hough she must by a miradle of What was not masi-g osk was snd, in her presence, Olo involun- what is the meed of ironcleds? 5 40 the ground and loeking p the to) {4 this lcviathan of the 8eas, e height geems dizze They began to build herin 1664 They put dreen wood in her hull, andyon can now tike cane and run it clear throgh her »era‘that are one or two fee.thick. eeting of four-inch oalk is sold and the inner sheeting of eimilar nate- is stayed through the ribs by @or- lts every few inches apart, butthe are like dry punk, which crumlies into impalji&le powder as you take it _into yoir azed upon this stupendous fable of the hundreds of thousand: had been squandered, my minG to the benign influence of @ pa- ment, and I began to eive ke came in. Here was mag- approaching completion, whose turo seemed able to resist the jes and “ brave the lightnin and the gale® | all going to ruin, before she has even oace Ligzfed her native element, and I was inclined to e irritated, but remembered that Uncls Sam is ojne of those good-natared individ- uals whom wol can all plander at will without anydegree of moral sccountability attaching to theact, and that, therefore, thereisno use of malsing & fuss sbout it, They are now engaged intearing the Tllinois t(‘anfliaces, and it requires 1300 men to d> it, and will take these 1,300 men sbont ten years, attherate they are going on. Add thewages of all these, for all this time, to the original cost of the vessel, and to this the cost of the new ship to be built under the same Tame, a8 it will all be charged to_that account, 2nd when the Illinois comes out, about $16,000,~ 000 will cover the expense of her construction. The way it is done in the circumlocution and red-tape officeis this: To build a new vessel of war requires. an sct of Congress, as I am told, and special appropriations, and a1l hat sort of thing, st whon fhese aro saked for, the politicians end newspapers raise & howl of spasmodic patriotism, aud, therefore, it is dangerous. But a ship can be repaired to any extent, involying any amount of money, and no noise sbout it. The department, therefore, is DOw engsged in repairing the Illinois, They eppezrs ehiengeh. solid 1ront where the aificent ves maseive stric} shock of cet have preserved two planks from her sper-deck, and ppmpnse to build the balance of the boat on them, and call it after the originalnames; so that ‘you can sce whera the $16,000,000 £0 to. But again, o boat might probably be built for somewhat Ioss than that sum, and here we sce how many yards are fearful and wonderful institutions.” The thirtcen hundred men that are engaged in repairing the Llinois—well, they lxivenfieeu engaged now about a month, and have, all put togetber, done sbout twenty-five cents’ worth of work. They will be continued in their cogagement until early in November—tho first Tucsllgny after the first Monday, I think—at an avorage of from three to four dollars a day, and will do, from _this time until then, work to the amount of about thirty-seven snd s half cents more—sll In “Tepairing the Ilinois.” I gaw them repairing, and I bave no doubt but that I could go info tho Navy Yard, to-day, aad repair with the best of them. —_—— PLANTS IN ROOMS. Their Influcnce Upon the Airs From Appleton’s Journal. Agreat deal has been written and said upon the influence of plants on the air of rooms, and et people in general have no very clear iden in Tegard to it, the probability bninlg that tho opin- ions of any casually-selected half-dozen persons will be about equally divided on the question of the good or bad effocts of plants and flowers in rooms, cspecially bed rooms. The result is that meny persons ignorantly expose themselves to deleterions influences ; while others, to whom flowers are a great luxury, deprive themselves of the pleasure that might bo derived from_in-door cultivation of plants, being deterred from ad- mitting them to their rooms by a fear of their injurious effects. It is now generally undorstood that, in tho or- ganic world, plants and animals form tvo mutu- ally nnts.fonistic agencies. While animals de- stroy, plants reconstruct; what animals pull dowp, plants build up. Animals and fires aro constantly vitiating the atmosphere; whilo plants, on the other hand, aro as constantly pu- Tifying it. In this way the poisonous emana- tions of volcanoes, the effete breath of animals, and the deadly fumes of fires, aro not only re- moved and rendered barmless, but are actually converted into delicious fruits ond life-sustain- insfcod; 80 that these two -kingdoms, the ani- mal and the vegetable, are not merely antago- ni]s]f.ic, but form & wondrous balance to each other. The details of this process are essily followed and understood, and may be thus stated: When we burn x;fwiuce of bread, it18 quickly reduccd to charcoal ; and, if the process be continued, the whole of it, with the exception of a very small quantity of ashes, will disappear, being converted into air or gas. The same effect that is produced in the fire is produced in our bodies. The charcoal of the bread is burned and passcs off in our breath as_cerbonic acid, and thus the air is constantly undergoing & process of poison- ing, whichnecessitates ventilation in ourhousos. The plant, however, 8eizes upon this carbonic acid, and, with the aid of sunlight, decom- oses it, using the carbon, or charconl, to Pad up its own structure, while the oxygen thas was consumed by the animal in burning up its food, is set free and allowed to eecape into the atmosphere. Plants are thus tho great puri- fiers of the atmosphers; and consequently, whether in the open air or in closs rooms, they servo to render it fit for respiration. So far, therefore, a5 mero vegetable functions are con- cerned, plants are undoubtedly s benefit. It is true that they act s purifiers only in the pres- enco of sunlight, and during darknese thoy are apt to give out a small portion of the carbonic acid they had previously absorbed ; but this Tact may be eafely disregardod, as the %\mnfity of gas fl:en out insuch circumstances by one of the -gest house-plants probably does not equal the amount that would be emitted by half a dozen expirations of an ordinary adult. Moreover, therw are good grounds for believing that, in addition to the removal of mere carbonic acid, plants exercise & salutary influence upon the oxygen of the air. Thus the well-known influ- encoe of sun-flowers, and other plants with large foliage, in preventing minsma, has been attribn- ted to the fact that the oxygen given out by theee plants is highly ozonized. aud that this ozone destroys the miasmatic gorms. In support of this view, its advocates adduce the fact that. in towns_and cities, where the population is denso and vegetation scanty, thero is alwoys a remarkable absence of ozone; while in the country parts, where vegetation is abundent, ozone abounds. On the whole, then, there is no reason for supposing that the foliage of ordinary plants exercises an injurious influence on the air of rooms ; but, at the same time, wve must not sup- ose from 'this that all plants are harmiess. ost of the plants that are grown in houses are highly odorous; andit well known that the odors of many plants produce an injurious_ef- fact, which is greater than can be accounted for Dby any mere {efinma to which they give rise. Precisely what plants are injurious to the gen- erality of mankind it is at present impossiblo to say. Certain plants, such as lilies and others of that family, seem to affect some persons, while to others they are perfectly innocuons ; and in other cases, as, for example, that of kalmias and rhododendrons, while the plants themselves are harmless, the pollen of the flowers is highly marcotio, 1t has even been supposcd that what is called hay-fever—a disease to which certain sensitive persons are subject during the hay- msking season—is due to the pollen of that de- lightf E_hfmgflnt plant — the sweet, vernal grass. 0 pollen of this plant is known to con- tain coumerine, s compound which is found largely in the tonka-bean, and which readily fosms a vapor that, when inhaled, powerfully &ifects the brain. < The great difficulty which lies in the way, of giving specific directions on thia point arises from the fact that different constitutions are differently affected by the same plant. To some the odor of new-mown hay is delicionsly pleas- ant, and significant of balmy summer evenings and all the delights of country life; to others it brings only memories of diseaseand pain. Un- Iess, therefore, we know by experience that cer- tain'plants are harmless, we should be careful abont admitting them to onr rooms, especially when they are in flower. One rule is, however, tolerably safe, and that is, that those plants which are generally kept for the besuty of foli- age, and “which ary destitato of odor, such a8 ivy, and various climing vines, ate quite barm- leés. And, as we have just remarked, many plants arg ‘perfectly inoceuons except when in ower. In regard to flowering and highly-odor- iferous plants, personal experience is the only eafe guide. 1t will not do, in this case, to rely upon the experience of ofhers; and great can- tion must be observed, £o that, on the sppear- ance of the slightest evil effects, the plant un- der trial may be banished from our apartments. Indians at a Civilized Binner. The delegations of Kiowas, Comanches, Ara- ahoes, etc., now in the Enst, visited the Mary- d Institute Fair, Fridey. The Baltimore Ga- Zette £ays : # Afier they had been conducted to the apart~ ment in the Maryland Institute assigned them, all of the young women took to the tioor, some of them in a sitting, but most of them in a re- clining pos and zfient the time in combing their with small * eards, similar to those uged for carding cotton and wool. Shortly after 12 o’clock the Indinns were conducted to Shaw'a Cottage Restaurant, on North High streot,where dinner was prepared for them, As soon as dinner was announced, they did not need a second invitation, but marched in single file to the dining-room, where two long tables wers spread and abundantly supplied with roast beef, potatoes, bread and butter, and froit. Without Ceremony, 25 5oon as they reached the table they fell to work and ate ravenously for a full half hour. Most of them showed a remarkable fond- ness for butter and bread, and their mode of eating it was to first swallow a piece of butter sbout half tho size of un ordinary egg, and then take a small piece of bread. The principal article of diet, however, was beof, and ono squaw of about 16 years sto nine large glices, equal to about two and s half pounds. While the dinner was going on rearcely & word was_spoken by any of *hem ; indeed, there appeared to .be no time for talking until fhe business in hand had been gob tirough with. One large Indian, who sat near thn entrance door of the dining-room, espied a lte of pickled cucumbers, and he took the ariest on his plate. One-half of tho pickle wen: into his mouth and down his throat, but no soomr was it swallowed than he slapped both handton his stomach, and rolled his eyes up- ward 1 horror. Evidentlyhe had not been used to thatsortof relish. All finished eating at al- most tte same moment of time, and at a signal from Cmptain Alvord, who had charge of them, they returned to the recoption-room, when the wormen agaio went to the floor.” —_—— —It is awell-known fact in surgery, that when air gets in‘o the tissuea in conscquence of a perforation of & lung by & punctured rib, it does Dot excite putrefaction or suppuration, as it is 8pt to do when it acts on an external wound. In s letter to the London Times, Prof. Tyndall hag connected with this fact his interesting and valusble observation, by means of abeam of light, that_air expelled from the lungs by a forced expiration contains no flogting particles, and considers that, together, these facts afforda complete demonstration that germs in the air, ablo by filtration, are the cause of putre- ;:::gn andyitu asgociated phenomena of ani- malcular life. BUSINESS NOTICES. Chiapned bands_r»nd fuco cured by, nsin Juiger T Sosp. “Mado by Caswal, Hasmid & Cors o York: CITY REAL ESTATE. A AR A A A A A A A AN A AP NA R ARS OB SALE-CHEAP-QUR THREE-STORY BUILD- manufacturing ing, 305, auitabls forlvoey stablon 7 rarpitcs. on fwo And o half years. o . HADLI & STROIZ, 68 Souih Jelorson-age . oo TO RENT--HOUSES. 0 RENT—A NEW STORY AND DASEMENT Drick house of, 10 rooms, modern improvements, in §outh Disision. Also story and_basemont stons front. P. A. BROWN & D. HORTOY, %3 Wabash-av. Sibley & Engicor - Beckwith & Sons, Bittingor & Bro,, Van Schaack, Si id, Lord, Igml;nh“fSCo.,md ottiors, stll Brnesrs Soncrios Flasoriot Extracts. For Dyspepsia, Indizestion, Depression of Spirits nid. Coneral Donaey: the Fer Proenhoratod ixir” of Galisayn Bark (Gallsaya Bark. and Irom), is 15 best tonic.” Made by Caswell, Hazard & Go , New York, and sold by Drugglats. Batchelor’s Hair Dyc. eplendid hinir 470 15.Tho Dest 15 thmvla” TALoals eno and DoriEch dye. Harmloss, velinble, and instantancous; no disap- Sommenn:nur{dxcnhm "tints or unplcasant adar. Reme- iea tho ll effects of bad dyes and washes. Produecs im- mediztely a superh black or natural brown, and loaves tho bair clean, goft, and beautiful. The gendine, signed W, 4, Eatcliolor.” Sold by all _drogsists; CHARLES BATCHELOR, Proprictor, N. ¥. BOARDING AND LODGING. ‘West Side: & 01 ATSTED-ST.—PERSONS WISHING S, ATEn ‘Hom ccan find it horo. ST._WARM ROOMS AND DAY S A A NS 2T 0 6o beat for tho mosey and ‘convenlent to business. = ANGANON-ST.—A FURNISHED T3 roo mith boses, saitablo for two gentiomen. vOOD-ST.—ROOM, WITH BOARD, FOR 100 Fo0Ret oad wite, or two sinlo gents3 ean ac commodate day boarders also. JrOR SALE-AT A EARCAIN-TOTS ON WEST- ern.av, Oampbell-av, Loxington, Pol 3 L o p! v, Lexing! and Taslor. To to build. no money required for one ye: quiro of GEO. CADWELL, on premises, or at No. 135 South Clark-st., in bank, 0 RENT_DESIRABLE DWRLLING HOUSE, § rooms, bath-room, hot and cold water, furnace, efc. £ood barn. 895 West Taglor.st., corner Aberdeen. Ap- flrto W. 5. ONAHAN, 8 Ceitzal Uaioa Black, corner ladison and Market-sts. WANTED--MALE HELP. Bookkeepers, Clerks, &c. 5 ANTED—A BOOKKEEPER, GOOD PENMAN, ome who undorstands doubls entry. dress F "l'xibnnn othce. SITUATIONS WANTED-- MALE B chedrene bk b o sl s ool Bookkeepors, Clorks, &e. ITUATION WANTED —AS CLERK OR BOOR- keeper [n a wholesalo or retatl store. Address B o, Tribune oifice, ANTED_TMMEDIATELY 2 SMART, ACTIVE l},goad! salesmen, who understand thelr busin: gono othir nced apply.” W. MAC BRYDE, Mol OF SATE_FURNISHED COTTAGE OF s ROONIS, el antry, and olosets, 5 % No. 1038 Indiana-ave, Beive o and Taen Twenty-Second st. and Michigan-uv. woen Twenty-sccond and Twen’ ty-third sta. - Apply at Barber Shob southeast cornos of 'OR SALF—$6,00~6:3 WEST LAKEST. 1 WILL soll 30x130 feet, with 10-room 2story house, In good tho mackot and 8 order, :‘2 Sg.IMf gll!_tpm{mré{”l! Hndsl“ a ono of the best localitios in icago. itle s fect. abstract complote. T. B. BOYD, 18 West Washington OR SALE—31,600, COTTAGE AND GORNER 10" FoR sa ok, T CORNER i ks h . W, W W, mfl‘w N ial?n.(.. ce monthly. 'ATSON, Room 16, 0 RENT_FOUR NEW FIVEROOMED GOTTAGE cottages with basements, situnied near tho corner of Eiston road and Pauiina-st, - Rent $16 per rwonth, - Par- ties liviag upon the West Kido can teach thais homes 1a 10 minutes, being close to the ctty limits depot on tho Northwestrn Rond, _ Apply to . Tt. BROGRLAN, 14 Tweaty-socond-st, or o 3le, CILBERT, ", Water Depari- ment, &t (ho Hoard of Publlc Works, chrmet of Adamms 2nd LaSalls-sts, PO RENT_IWOSTORY HIOUSE, § ROONS, AND bara. 680 Washiogion-ar., near Liacoln-st. HED THREESTORY BRICK t., thres blocks west of MO RENT_FURN house and barn. 17 Hooore-st Dnlon Park, sonth of Madison-st. 25117 on Sout H o W. W WATSON, Room 16, 16 LaSallergte - 5 or2o0d QR SALE_i2 LOTS TOGETIER NEAR THIRTY- first-st, and Archer-road, chesp. WA, H. CLARKE, Room 3, Central Uuion Block. OR SALE-BY THOS. A. & M. HILL, 401 WA- bash-av.: Michigan-av., marble front House, near Eighteenth-st. diana-av., house with lot 30x178 fect, near Tiventy- sixth-at., 89, 000, Huribut-st., house and lob northwest corner Grant- place (North Side), at a bargain, and on easy tarma. WARREN-AV., CORNRR WOOD-ST,—ONE 13 room, furnished, for two young gents; ome un- Tarnizhed, for w0 young ladios: &2d a front parlor, with Zoar bedroom, for marricd coupla; rooms first-olass? tablo board furnished ; torns reasonablé, 3779 WEST WASHINGTON ST.—PLEASANT, XUR. 1772 VeEihed front room, with board, auitabio far 2 or geatlcmen. QQ WEST JACKSON, NEAR HALSTED.ST.— 188 8hed otation: moters fprovoraeata. . Tarzs and small rooms, well furnished. Gnu and bath, ()2, 500 PEORGA-A VERY PIEASANT 2\ i roow to rent with board, suitablo for two; hot and Zold water in theroom, 974 [EST WASHINGTON ST —A LARGE, NEAT- b furnishod front room, to xent, with board. Also singlo room. () WEST WASHINGTON,_A FURNISHED 229 Tt ana tack wom ot aith bor. A don #ablo boarders wanted. O3] EST WASHINGTON.ST."PLEASANT ROOM Z9 . torent with boazd i also ard. i - fourt b, balancol, 2, 3 years, 2 FDB SALE—-COTTAGE AND LOT ON TWENTY- sixth-st., only £3,000, on_small paymonts avd long ;,(m posseesicn at once. ULRICH & BOND, 511 Wa- OR SALE-ELEGANT MARBLEFRONT HOUSE, with_bay-window. Prairle-av.; bargain; very easy torms._S. MEARS, 148 LaSallo-st. TOR SALE_EGAN-AV.—10 LOTS ON EGAN-AV. near Halsted 2nd LaSallo-sts. FUR SALE—FINE BUSINESS CORNER LOT, IN- diana-st,, southwest cornor Leavitt, $1,50. " Easy torms. R. G GOODWI.LIE, 155 West Mudison'st. JOR SALE SIX CHEAP LOTS ON BURNSIDE- 5., east of car works, noar Eiftieth-st., only $60 per » proposes tranafer house. SNYDER ELRE, 1§ Nizow's Duilding, Hortheast cornes Modros FOR SALE_TX1% TEKT ON WABASH-.AV., BE- tweon Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fith-sts. 100x125 feot on Prairie-av., near Ihirts.soventh-sts, SNYDER & LEE, 14 Nixon's Building, northcast corner Monroo and 1,3Sallo-sts. POLK-ST._TWO GENTLEMEN WITI also a fow singlo geutlemen can bo acoom- modated with good Tooms. 945 WEST TAKEST-TWO TARGE FRONT & rooms, unfurnished, and one nicely furnished with good board. - 2 47 JWEST MONROE-ST.—FURNISHED ROO] . l_nramglu gentiemen. - ADAMS-ST.—CAN ACCOMMODATE 33 persons wanting board with nicely-furnished rooms; first-class table; prirato family. 4:91 WEST MADISON-ST.—2 BEAUTIFUL SOUTH {front and other rooms, furnished or unfurnished, withfirst-class board. < 54:6 WEST WASHINGTON-ST.—BOARD AND suite of unfurnished .front roures, with largo clos- 6t also 1 room, 1 back patlor, Tho thréa rooms canac- commodate a_family of iive persons. 57 4. WEST LAKE ST —SUITE OF FRONT ROONS 9 fronting Union Park, good board ; one turnished, the otlier partially; house modern Lmprovements. OR SALE WABASH-AV., [0x1i3 FEET, WEST front, on Wabash-ay., neur Thirty-fifth-st, SNY- DER & LEE, No, 14 Nixon's Building, northeast corner of Monroe and LaSalie-sts. OR SALE—TRINITY CHURCIH LOT, 70:150 FEET, an_Jacksonst., botween Webash snd Michigan, SNYDER & LEE, No. 14 Nixon's Buildiug, northeast ‘corner of Monroo and LaSalle-sts. TOR SALE—BY HENRY P. GEORGE, REAL ES- tate Agent, 89 Clark-st. : 100 foot, \Wabosh-av., corner Thirty-firstst.; finost corner conth of Tiwenty-second-st. ; 93 feet, Olark-st., corner Belde: a great bargain. 3 & foet, Bark-av., near Leavitt.st. : a bargein, 100 foof, West Lake-st., near Wood, cheap. Acroproperty and choap lots to mako your bead vim. Come and e heap. a choico corner at QR SALE-MANUFACIORY LOTS—T5 LOTS, =% 168 feet aach, fronting on Oglesby-st., cornor of Kin- zio. No money keanlred of pastics who' Wish to improvs immadiatoly. 'S. & LEE, 14 Nixon Building, mortheast corner Monroe and LaSalle-sts. 607 LEST MADION ST, NEAR UNION PARK | Two gentiomen can Liavo good board and plossant ‘rooms. . ‘A LARGE TANDSOMELY-TURNISEED ROON to rent, with board, first floor, in a_beautifully-fur- ‘Tishod house, fix squares west of Union Park; broakfast 8t8, dinner about §;_£20 per weok to gentleman and wifo, :Fiumlll children. Call at Room 14, 165 East Washing- fon st. T'OR SALE_OALUMET-AV., NO. ©, AN ELE- gant rosidonco at 830,000 Terms, 310,000 cash, $10,00 in four equal somi-aunual poyments, and $10, 000 in Rvo yoars, with intorest at S per cent. Apply on tho premiscs, or'to . B. Horton, 10 North Jeffors T'OR SAL] R.G._GOODWILLIF, st Madlson.ct —2% BEAUTIFUL LOTS NEAR FIFTY- tourth-st. and Western-av.: to be given away for 82,00 cash to-day. '{gw’mflm is “worth §5,000. & VVEBER HOUSE, 166 WEST LAKE-ST._FIRST- class board az 36 to $9 per week. Day board, $5. Transient, §2. South Side. 1§ ‘ELDRIDGE.COURT—PLEASANT SUITE OF rooms, with board. 2-5- COTTAGE GROVE-AV.—NICELY FURNISHED { “front room, wheroa joupe couplo wil find cou- forts of a homo, ‘Also, hall bedroom. 43 EUBBARD.COURT NEW BOARDINGHOUSE. Eirsp-class boed ; with roam, &5 to 6 pos week, with usc 0. Day LI TLY FURNISHED with first-class tablo: tablo boardars ac- commoda ferences given and required. 4674, MICHIGAN-AV.—4 FURNISHED OR T { “farnishied parlor, al%o o singlo Touw, with or with- ut board, in private family. 694 YATASH-AV.—a LARGE COMFORTABLY T4 furnished room, suitable for two gentlemen also singlé room, with board. Reforence roquired. commodate 'OR SALE—WORKMEN SECURE THIS SMALL houso and fine lot on Hubbard-st. near Wood, only ear Polk, $%,100. R. G. GOOD- k1,950 also, Shtolo-st HEEHE T Wosk Siadiosa sk 70 RENT_IWOSTORT AND BASEMEST HOUSE, ‘near Thity-firatst., on Michigan-av.: 12 rooms, it §gallent copaic, and cotalaing modors nproveoita. KESLER BROS., Nevada Block, Franklin and Wash- ington-sts. 70, RENT_SOUTH SIDE_TMMEDIATE POSSES: sion. The subscriber will transfer his lease of the vory desirable dwelling, No. 14 Cottage-place, mear Thicty- Brst-st.; to o rosponsible tenant, tho rent will be made very low. Apply on the premises, after3 p. m. 0 RENT_AT OAK PARK_FURNISHED HOUSR ~—Beautiful place, excellent neighborbood. _Also, Bice twostory house ‘without. furniture. A. T, HES- INGWAY, Roum 45, Central Union Block, _FINE BRICK DWELLING, 72 THIR- , 11 rooms, modern improvementa: cvery- thing convenlent, and in good repair. AN, & State-st. 70 RENT—_TOR 2 OF § YEARS, NEW 0CTAGON ‘mable front house, 15 rooms; finest location in eity, Borth of Fourtecntli-at, bandsomoly farnished. ~ Address WJI. POINIER, 131 South Water-st. 770 RENT—2:3 PARK-AV., NEAR LEAVITI-ST,, nice new he >, 10 d water; 360. R. G. GODBWILTHE s Wost Mafitoomraty o+ Sul- B- G HOUSE AT HYDE PARK, FURNISH. ed, frnace, and bath-room; would sl furaitace. ULRICH & BOND. 511 Wabash'av. TO RENT--ROOMS. 0_RENT-YFIVE ROOMS AT NO. 231 NORTH Wells-st, to a famils without children. ANTED—A NORWEGIAN SALESMAN IN A dry goods stoso. "ANTED—A COMP. strictly sober habits. Halsted, corner of Indiana-st. NT DI Apply at drug stos ANTED — 100 COATL GOOD AND Mieady work all_wigter. and freg transportation to the mines. _Applyat No. 15 West Van Buron-st. ANTED-3 GOOD_BOOT MAKERS, AT NO, =3 V¥ “Centroar., near Twenty-second-st. ANTED—3 GOOD BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS foc custom work: tho best wages paid. Apply im- mediatels ut 106 East Twelfthst. ANTED—TWO PAPERHANGERS ARD DECO- Tators; also, two painters at 43 West Jackson-st. NTED—A FIRST-CLASS SHOEMARER FOR cutting aad eting, Apply to L. E. ADAMS, 13 South Waterst. ANTED—A WATCHMAKER, T0 DO GENERAL 00d wagos and stoady job. e 12 aud 1 'elock, st Kuba's Hotel. NTED—A GOOD BOOT AND SHOE MARER. 122 Taylor.st., corner Clinton. Miscellansous. ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK, woman, at Central European House, 48 ANTED— 8 GOOD _MEN TO WORK ROUND A factors at STRAWN, POVELL & BROWN'S, % ANTED-500 MORE MEN FOR THE NORTH- Rallrands, Menomineo; winter jobs weges niirely freo fare: also tickots to from $2.50 to $3. Apply to Chicago Emigmnt tho South, for Eaif 7ates. aroan, 25 West Lake, ANTED. JMEN YOR 5] - ARTED 90, 20 R MISSISSIPPI_OF; & Pacific: 3, corn inskors: 25 West Madison-st. —GOOD LABORERS FOR THE CHICA- ra Rallroad’ wages from §2.35 to A. ANDERSON & CO., 3 Wast Washe and board: che: LS go & Northwestern 70 RENT_FURNISHED RGOMS WITH GAS AND attendance; price, from $10 10 82 por month. No. {06236 Wabash-av, 0 RENT_FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE AND en suite: gas, grate, and closets: house first-class; fablo buard near by-Apply at §11 Wabash-av. '0_BENT_X LARGE FURNISHED ROON, IN A K private family. 172 West Monroo-st. 70 RENT_FIRST-CLASS SLEEFING RO, SIN- zhx:nor en gnite, for gonts, In the heart of down-town; 'ANTED—5) MEN FOR SAWMILLS AND PIN. eries; work all winter; fare and board fornished 40 per month snd board; P g e I Vi & COAKER, 21 West R.'mdnlpph-!?. il ANTED—MEN TROM 16 TO 6 YGARS OF 4G o clear 810 to 876 weuk with ur money.mak ; cannot be found elsewhere. Ehanch i the elt, and gu i eaci tawn utale Wit 3 3”5 Gay'Tor energetia West Lako sty Ghicagor Do X'few cag bave & also, offices. K. C. COLE &'CO,, 128 LaSallo-st. 0, REST_THE TPPER PART OF A BRICK house on Lake-st., near Union Park; rent, $%. G. 5. WILIPPLE, 61 South Desplaines-st. [i0 RENT—LOWER PART OF HOUSE, 4 HARRI- son-at. _Apply ot 378 Wabash-av. 0 RENT—AT 13 RUY ST., NEAR CHICAGO- Aav., two first cluss unfurnished front rooms, suitable for gentleman and wile or two gentlemen or ladics. Rent very low. _Apply at 123 Rumscy-st., up stairs. 0 RENT—A SUITE OF ROOMS, NEATLY FUR. hod, sultablo for gentlemen or gontleman and wifo. 315 West Madison-st. [0 RENT—_FIRST CLASS FURNISHED ROOAS, o3 83 Bluo Isiand a7, Gars and ommibus pass th 0r. r'l\'é RENT-AN ELEGANTLY-FURNISHED SUITE of twu front rooms, with large close! us, and fire, with ‘use of bath-room; suitable for s lady and gentleman or thres gontlemon.’ 191 West Madison-st., near Halsted. 0 RENT—GOOD SIZED UNFURNISHED FRONT ‘room, secend story (brick bullding), closot and bath- Foom attéched, at & South Greon-st., Dear Madison, 0_RENT—TWO OR THREE NICE_UNFUR- ‘nished front rooms, withous board, at 422 West Jack- son, cor. Throop-st. T{OR SALE_ON. f Oakdoy. Price, 82,50, st Matitsonst. 100 MONTHLY PAYMENTS THIS boautifal lot 26}x127 ; first east of 665 Fulton.st.. east R. G. GOODWILLIE, 153 QR SALECWE HAVE FOR SALE TWO-STORY houses and cottagos, {n and near the Sontl Division of the city, at very low prices, and on reasonablo terms. Parchs i1l do well to call nnd_see our list befare in- Eiog clsewhoro. B. F: CLARKE & CO., Room3 Orlo: ‘oatiog elsowhora. B. E. O tal Buflding, 19 LaSalle-st Rt SALE-A NICE NEW GOTTAGE AND LOT o o 3 will be nold on e terms. to sn. tmmediate purchasor: | KESLER BROS: Nevada Block, Franklin and Washington. Ffik SALE OR TO LET-FURNISHED, TO PRI- vate family, marblo front Bouse, two-story and baso- ment, and sub-cellar, furnace, cooking rao; ’W“’? of st Ran- coal, "good stable; furnitare for sale, dolph-t. 'S-'-S WABASILCAV,—TO RENT, WITH BOARD, A O sornished front'room, with afcave. 9{) MICHIGAN.AV._DESIRADLF, FURNISHED | Z { room, ‘with first-clis board, for two genilemen, or gentioman and wife. Also, good barn to rent, with ca- pacity for four horses, PRAL AV.T_ARGE FRONT ALCOVE hod, with board, suita- ii)r1>\"An \SH-AV.—TWO FRONT AND TWO { L back rooms. en suite or singlo, farnished or ua- Tarnistied, with board. Larn texeat. 19(}2 PRAIRIEAV._A PLEASANT FURNISH- 1206 Frbmviis modem Improsoments and frst: class board for gentleman aud wife, Country. AVENSWOOD-TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG 3 men an have good board, with plessant, room: 17 ' ride, warm cars, and always suro of ‘com{ort Eblesoat: tickets, 7 contss Addrow or call on AcG, 9 Michiganav. [OR SALE: Seaslentai s T. B. BOYD, ‘I8 West Washington- $300-13 ROOM DWELLING, 10 [0 por year, on Green, noar VaaBuren. 0 RENT_3 TO 5 ROOMS, FURNISHED OR partly furnished, in a gonteel houso and first-class focation, with or without barn. - Call at 134 Wabaslvav. 10 RENT—S OR § ROOMS, WITH MARBLE MAN- tels and grate, closots and 'water.closets, gas fiztures, in tho new marble front bailding No. 319 South Clark- st., between Van Buren and Harrlson. Inquire atthe prémisos, 0 RENT_NIORLY-FURNISHED ROOA, FOR omo or two, with largo closet, in_ quict private resi- donce. Referooces required. No. 514 Wabash-av. 0 RENT_6 PLEASANT ROOALS, BATH.ROOM, ‘and water closct attached, in the marblo front bufld- ing 379 West Lake-st., rent $55; about 3300 worth of fur- nituro for usle. Apply overtng store. 0 RENT—A NICELY, FURNISHED BOOM, WITH use of Diano if desired, for two gentlomen. 45 Har- on-court. ANTED—1,00 RAILROAD LABORERS FOR Michigan and Wisconsin; 2. board, $4;a winter's work on some roads; f 500 wood choppers at good prices: 40 farm hands at 31 par day and board; 1,000 for lovees and rallroads South : cl Apply to CHRISTIAN & B! ‘est Randolph-st. 101 South Canal’stey or 0 ANTED-2,000 LABORERS FOR OAIRO & FUL. station wark at ‘work all winter and 1 B0 savwnil Lands, $5550 $10 paf Mot A5 boSHAL far er day and boat Allen; and P. J. Konnedy ANTED-GOOD BOYS, AT 138 TWEN - Sndst. Tho Great &t1outis & Pactit Tos Gormmans D-TEN GOOD MEN YOR STEADY WIN- giomst., Hoom B, o T ANTED_A FIRST-CLASS OYSTERMAN, JOE'S Ogter Bay, southieast commar Stato and Har- Apply ot 216 Fast Was) 12 MEN FOR FARM WORK, AND 0 road : good wages will be paid, and wark all the Rock winter. Inquire 8) Sherman-st., opposit QITUATION WANTED—BY A RESFONSIELE AYD systematic man of on year' exparisnce. - Ad. vertiser s 3 thor ledea of bookkeepinz aod Sffico worlc: can Eive secunty: b dCicaen refererce that canhot fail i boing satisfaetors. Address 13, Tiibuno otice, for 0days. Mo Guieetion to earian o ity TTUATION .WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAR, years of age, Who Gesires to learn the wholcsald bu: ness; can gise good refarences: nots in business at Kaa- sas City, “Address J. V. GILBERT, Box %, Kansas Gity, Mo. TTUATION WANTED-IN A WHOLESALE OR retail house, or in any other business whero he can maka himsolf useful, bya young maas threo years' oxpe- rieace in grocery and dry goods business: speaks four guages, isu geod penman, aad quick at figures: 5o Gbiéat; reforaaces A No. 1. Address Cal, Tribuz offica, SUIUATION WANTED-A THOROUGHLY, CONPE- teat bookkeeper with Iarg oxperienco s00ks an en- gagement. Address N 29, Tribune otice. JITUATION WASTED—A YOUNG. EDUCATED German wishes to be_occupled a part or the whota gf tho day in 3 respectable bi 5. Address P ¢, une oifice. Su"‘u“a TON WANTED_TO COOK, WASH, AND iron for prisate family; West Sido préferred. Addrass W 63, Tribuno oifico. TTUATION WANTED—AS COPYIST OR ASSIST- ant book¥ceper In sowe insucance or real estate offico: am not afraid 1o work, 23d would tako any place whore [ conld oarn board and washing for & while. - 537, Tribane office. TTUATION WANTED—IN A GROCERY GTORE, 13, by 30uns mas wo b2 bad four yea’sexporionce 0 busiaess, and 6o faEmish Lo hect ot seloraces: Pl or address WHITHOUSE, a043 Eaglager o 2P~ TIUATION WANTED-IN RETAIL OR WHOLE- > “sulo grocery store. Speaks English, German, Scan- dinaviar.” Good referonces. Address PETER ANDER- SON, P. 0. Box 110, Ottawa, il ITUATION WANTED —AS PHONOGRAPHIO ‘writer, corresponding secretary, amanuensis, or col- lector. Can produce the highost testimonials. Addsoss Q&7 Tribune oftice. TTUATION WANTED—STEADY, IN A STORE, sither weholesalo or rotall; undershands Keepiog act counts, and not afra ¢ 3 She” ddnows R Teitao ote, oo £o0d ol rofer ey Trades. TTDA ANTED —A GENTLEMAN FROM ‘tho East, who has filled every position from an ap- prentice to propriotor in tho machine business, and who thoroughly undorstands the bullding of steam-cogines. dosires a position in & machine-shop, with & view of taking an interest, if desired. No objections to tho country Cangivotho best of Eastern and city reforcnces. Ad. dress, for a fow dass, L. G, S., 3% South Morgan-st. Obicago, IiL. ITUATION WANTED—AT SCROLL-SAWING AND turning. _Addross Q 54, Branch Tribuna office. SITUATION WANTED-BY & GOOD, STEADY Dalicss fo lesrn & trade. Call,”or address, 157 South aulinn.s TTUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN IN 4 carpenter-shop or door, sash, and blind factory ; has Bad three sears experlence as foreman for a Chicago Srm: will take an interest, if desired; reference furnished. Ad- dress Q 58, Tribune Brauch offico. Conchmen. Teamsters, &c. QITUATION WANTED-BY & YOUNG MAN (4 DR0), Lo teko caroof Horses ar cow aud do general Sork abont a yard or gardons say 4 Rdldcoes 100 North WEILs sty 1n the cigar storse - TTUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN 4§ &an o : Wodk; address T H 3, 151 Wabssbiave e o ® ITUATION WARTED—BY MAN AND WIFE_NO children- ns coachman, and_cook sad ironer. Apply 28 1381 Sonth State, or address ¥ &, Tribuno ofice ITUATIONS WANTED—BY MARRIED MAN AND wife; man to take care of borses, drive, and make Bimself generally sefal ; to do general housework. SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE ANTED—TO LEAVE THIS DAY-200 WOOD- o faxo furnished to thoso havin ly 101 South Ganal, or 53 West Randelphist. ‘WANTED--FEMALE HELP. Domestics. ANTED—A FIRST.CLASS GIRL TO DO KITOH~ ‘en work, a8 200 d: ANTED—A GOOD GIRL 10 COOK, W. iron, at 262 Forquer-st. ASHAND Domestics. QIIUATION WANTED—BY A GIRL TO DO SECe ond-work; first-class family; 85 Prairio-av. ITUATION WANTED_BY A GIRL, IN A PRI- St family. No. {14 Eving-st. TTUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE /il to cook, wash, and iron, in & privato family. Pleass ‘at 413 Third-av. SIUUATION WANTED—AS & FIRST-CLASS COOK orto dosecond word. . Best of references. Address 274 Forquer-st., or 313 West Twelfth-st ANTED—A GOOD_GIRL FOR HOUSEW 3 ‘ono who cAn ash, trom, £4d. So0k Mol Apare s 16 Twrenty-third-st. ITGATION WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, el 8, Swedish girl, "to do " second work. Call ot 55 ckson-st. ANTED—A FIRST-OLASS LAUNDRE: - Dy 0t 88 Tndianaare B 10 RENT—FIRST FLOOR OF %9 WEST POLK:ST., 6 rooms, closets, snd pantrics, cheap. Apply up stairs, or at &1 SouthState-st. FOR SALE-LARGE LOT 851 Ior.st., making two fronts. K. C. COLE & CH Sallogte e 53 FEETON TAYLOR- st., Just wost of Leavitt, S1,000 cach; easy pasmagnts. Fivo lots on Southwestern-av,, runoin, lhm\gh :ga'li:y- JFOR SALE-ONLY 3250, FINEN lot near Fulten and Davis-nts, G. GOODWILLIE, 13 West Madisor 0¥ SALE ON FLOURN ot on Indlana-et., $1.20. R. G. G OYST., NEAR Eeusitt-st., 8%0; lots on Second-st., noar Leavitt, OODWILLIE, 116, on Green-st, near VanBuren: Tor £30 por month. J. H. KEELER, 143 nor Madison, 'OR SALE— snd Stanton- 3t, corner Madis 5, cheap, J. H. KE JOR SALE—COTTAGE-13_ROOMS AND LOT %z 100, renting ark-st, cor- 12, CORNER DOUGLAS PLACE LER, 145 Clazk. = BOARD WANTED. T0ARD-BY A TADY IN AN AMERICAN FAMILY, 5" Address M 5, Tribune offica. OR_ SALE — MANUFACTURING LOTS — 505100 foet 'on Indinna-st, betwoen Wolls and Frankling t and Kins. 14 Nizon 2150 100x100 on_Michigan-st; between Mark Burzats; " vory chesp. SNYDER & LE| Building, southeast corner Monroo and LaS: -sts. OARD_BY A PARTY DOING BUSINESS ON THR Soath Side, 8 a7a, com(ortable, well-furnished room, with board; must be no-thof Eighteenth-st Addrees, stating particulurs, convenicnces. prico, &c., &c. D31, Tribune offico. FrOR, SALE Jeferson.at, botweon Randolph and Washingto: 2020 foot outh s Rasdophiest, Betwoen dollorson Dosplaines, SNYDER &L o3st coracr Monroe and LaSalle-sts. FEET TRONTING EAST ON E, 14 Nixon Bailding, south- OARD-DY X JAUNG MAN 1N A PRIVATE Yamily, porth of Halated and cust of Elizaves H_la&“}%’n‘l:f tating locality and forms. Addross 3 Kiibugo offes OARD_IN VIGINITY OF TWELTIILST. AND Aban-ars omodorate s orn pro. Ternd A dareses " taroas, GIBBE, with ot & Cad MISCELLANEOTUS. N¥ ONT WANTING HELP, MALE OR FEAALL, .A. inquire at & Sherman-st., of Mrs. REISS, opposite 1hs Rock lslznd depot. JC. BARTLETT, 50 MADISON-ST., AGEN » American watche cext off factory prico Kinds, old gold, silver, &¢., taken in oxchango. N = NEW BARBEL SHOP—THE CITIZENS N O o Rorin s1an a7 respectially 1aformed that 1 B e ot Now. 7, 100, Eversihing wrsday gvening, Nov. 7, 1872 L ;?!nwm:ngx:iflbclus" P, CAfiDImO. Proprietor. YW _YORK DENTAL ASSOCIATION, RE- T e by 165 Wt “Waktington-ets Extracting toeth without pain & speciality; 60 cents. Office for rent, 157 ‘West Madison, cheap. ““'fmi"nn—'ro CAPITALISTS—A PARTY WITH £50,000, wwho wishos to invest it wiscly. Inquire for Z, in offico 281 Wabash-av. rk-af.. in bank. (E—AT & BARGAIS, ON SONTHLY onts, new robma. ro at 1% Sonth Clark-st e o g SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. 'OR SALE—AT ENGLEWOOD 1 BURD &CO0., % East {larrison-st. YO OR TIIRER of thoso beautiful cotfages, just completed; amall Payment down, monthls paymonts, and long time on bal. ‘amce. Tha lacation i3 very pleasant, and the time to nnd rom Fnzleirood is only % minutes by steam-cars, HUL- TOR SALE_AT NORWOOD PARK, 20 CHOIGE Iots on Ceatral and Circlo-avs., near the depot. ¥. M. ‘Room 5, 159 LaSallo-st. TO RENT--STORES, OFFICES, &o. 1[0 RENT_HALF OF STORE, WITH LARGE WIN- dow, ‘103x16 feet, for $8 permonth. Inquirs, from bto6a. m., or 6 to 8 p. m., at 251 Cottage Grove-av. -4 0 RENT_TIIE STORE 516 STATE-ST., NOW 00 copied by Edwards, Bluett & Co., is offered for rent. aftor Nov. 1 Also, Grooms on second flaor, lately occu- pied by Clarke, Liyion & Co. J. L. DAVIS, &8 Stato- 8., Roow 6. 0 REN -A NICE SECOND FLOOR, 60X40, WITH good light: frontand rear suitable for merchan or light manufacturing; at 51 West Wasbington-at. NT_WITH POWER, SHOP SUITABLE FOR facturivg. 250 Michigan-st. T RENT_TIWO ROOMS, WITH STEAM POWER, to ba rented togettior or singly; one on ground floor, G554, to bo ready by Dec. 17 and one o third story, 03307 possossion immediately: heatod by steam. Call, between 8and 8, on L. G. HUNT, 519 Wabush-av., corner Harmon-court, upstairs, 0 RENT_ONE-STORY BRICK BUILDING, 10x3%, ‘on nliey, rear of No. 1 Michigan-av,, suitablo for & carpenter hop, stable, ot store-room. A. H. MCLEAN, Real Estato Agent, 35 Wabash-av. 0 RENT_A LARGE FRONT OFEFIOR SUITABLE for priator or ady light busiaos, 158 Wost, Madisgn-st. Absomlcy roum opporite Sherman Hauso, choop. K. G. GOODWILLI West Madison-st. T_STORT: 115 FEET DEEP 557 HALSTED- Harrisou, Lmmediato possession. ja Clark-st. AP—STORE * AND _BASEMENT . 87 Third-av., near Harrison- suitable for any ‘Business or storage, 'H. LOWY, 511 Wabash-av. WANTED---TO RENT., WANTED-TQ BENTs OR 3 FURNISHED Tooms, for light bousokseping, ia & moigh- borood: for gentloman wod. wiie; withodt ehildren: prompt pas, Address It &, Tribuag office. ‘locks of the Evanston depet. C. ¥o. JORSALE-OR RENT_AT TOW FIGURLS TWO good houses of & roms in North Evanston, andono tn Glencoe. Monthly payments will boy o home. Romem- ‘ber that next spring there will be a great, call for housos. £20in 210 monthiy paymants will buy a lot within oighi . BROWNE, near erty. Callat80iState-st., 12t02. 0. J. STOUGH. do Fox‘suvron EXCHANGE—FOR CITY PROP- orty, a now houto and 3% acres land, at Hinsdalo: also, a very choica Ii-acro black to oxchangg for cify prop: OR SALE—S250-ONLY $10 OASH AND 85 A mouth for the balnnc?, Leautiful los ot Evansion. i will ho 8300 TLois on Desplaines, $200; $10 cash 1RA Thoro are only sevan left at the above price, wl . Lot BROWN, 145 West Madison-st. VWANIED-CASH PAID TOR _SHCONDHAND VY A iches 7 iy condition, Joweley, old §old, wivor, coins, caat-of clothing, and all goods of value.’ C. Lt BARTLETT, 205 East Madison-st. ANTED—A PARTY GOING DIRECT TO DEN. W Aot or Bacblo, Gelorada, to.tako chargo of a boy 13 yearsold. Address J 100, Tribuno office. ANTED_COLONISTS FOR COLORADO—MEN B, R e el Rhrerintendoat. Sonth: . S. GREEN al Supe: 5 D e Cstonss offico 599 West Mattison-ates Oblcago. RTIES DESIRING TO SELL AN INTEREST i Au‘fl:xif: St bariwoes Bastuess. sddtoss W 31, Tric uno office. MACHINERY. MES' ENGINES, PORTADLE 8 TO 40-HORSE ‘power; threshing, 8 and 10-horse; circular saw-mills, Forsmon's inding ‘mills, corn-sheilers, belting, &ec. COLLINS KATON, 70 South Canal-st. IOR SALE—A 40-HORSE POWER BOILER, NEAR. iy now, warrantod to stand s cold water brosburg und rospact; fire-front, britchen, muddram, Bl compiote. Taquito, ot Amoricsn Holler Works, £55 South Halsted st [OR SALE_GHEAP—A 12-HOWSE POWER PORT- sbloeagine. GRADLE & STRATZ, & South Jeffer- son-at ORSALE_STEAM VS, FPIZ00TIO—ASGPERIOR new 10-horso power hoisting engine for $1,100. Also, 8 second-hand 6-horse powor oscilating horizontal engind Tor S100, withant borler, For particulsrs appiy o WiLie IAM McGREGOR, 23 Sonth Unnal.st, PARTNERS WANTED. R WANTED- WITH A SMALL CASH PAGTIRT Aldres BUSINESS, Post Otics bor b, Diwight, L1 E PAVINER WANTED — A "ENERGGTIC MAN with 81,500, 1o & business well established and per- Teetly legitimate, Address O &, Tribuno office. PARINER WANTED -WITH 850 OAPITAL, TN & iwell-payiog_legitimate business. Nono but thoso gt tho aboro smouiat need apply Address O 29 Tribune office, ARTNER WANTED_WITL 85,00 CAPITAL; well secured, and business pays largo dividend, Ad< dress P 39, Tribuno office, 2 OR SALE— 8050 month for balance, a beautifal lot at E There aro o monthly. IRA BROWN, 1. OR SALE—12} ACRES ON CIT' £ Contral Park, . W W, B 1 Central Bar cheap. W, . .Y 810 CASH AND %5 A e nine left at the abova price, when th I e ) Dospiaines, SHin? 310 el and & (TS, WEST WATSON, Room OR_SAl acres, on Tgan. SNYDER & LEE, N corner of Monroo and LoSalle-ts. OR SALE—HUMBOLDY PARK—% ACRES RUN- ‘ning enst on Hamboldt Park, SNFDIAIA LIk, & 16 Nizofs Guildiogs, northesst cormor of Moaroo Aad X allo-sts. : NEW COTTON MANUFACTORY—% » TOIr mew cotton manufuctory. 4 Nixon's Buildings, northeast OR SALE_8 ACRES, 3 MILE TROM ST. L., A, &C.R. R, 16 once. W. W. WATSON, Room 15, 164 Lasalie-st. JROR BALE—AT A BARGAIN JF TAKEN IMAE- diatols, 10 0r 13 acres, fres from all encumbrances Ironting on Eighty-screntli-st. Bonlevard, near the swool. ‘on factors, machine shops, and Sonth Clicago, which. i3 10 be the great manufacturing place of Chicago. Address OWNER, 129 Esst Lakorst. miles froin city, 40 por ncro if sold at OR_SALE—AT OAK PARK_SEVERAL BEAU- tifal residences; alro vacant lots and ncro propert; A. T. BEMINGWAY, Toom 45, Gontral Daton Blos b o e, nn ark, WAl K. OLARKE, ‘Roors 45, Contesl Univa Tock. FOE SALE BEAUTIFUL LOT IN HYDE PARK, 5 1 dopot. WM. H. CLARKE, ead Ution Block, @ 5, Room 43, Con- JFORSALEOAKLAND. HOUSE, NEW, FURNACE, barn, and lot 28x145, mear_dopot, $6,750, easy pay- ‘mepts; farnished or un{nrnished. Hyds Park,vory dosirablo residonce, with large. prounds, ot 100X barm; otc., $16,500; near dopot: also house ant 185, near dopot, for 86,000. ICH & BOND, 511 Wa- bashav. JFOT. SALE-TOUR FIVE-ACRE BLOOKS, SOUTH. east cornor of Ashland.av.,. and Forty.sovonth-st. Essy terms, SNYDER & LEE, 14 Nivorvs Building, ortheast corner comer Monroe nd LaSallo-sts. OR SALE_DOUGLAS PARK—5 OR 10 ACRES T % oatihe Donglas Back, "SNVDER S LLE S 14 Nizon's Butlding, Bortheast cornor Monroo and LaSailo sts. ARTNER WANTED—TO BUY ONE-HALF INTER-. ‘est in n good-paying billiard room, and take entire chargo of the samo, _ Must havo some inoney. Address, glring place for interview, S 85, Tribune Branch offico. ¥ of Sevonty: ; av. SNYDER & LEE, No. 1§ Nizon's Bullding, ROt cast corner of Monroe und LaSallo-sts. CLAIRVOYANTS. R. MATHEW AND MADAM MAYNARD CAN tell of ‘business, marriages, journoys, lawsuits, ab- Bont friends, lost or stolen propért, or anything yon wish toknow. Cures fits, paralysis, rieumatism, dcafness, soro eyes, seminal weakuess, consumption, liver com- Blaiat,’ aguo, ‘catarsh.” Dalicalo diseason cired i fow ays. - Curo or 1o pay, %01 West Madison-ate N[ 2BAN GABREL, THE NATURAT, MAGNETIO Physician ({ormerly of Dotroit), hus Iocated for tho present ot 4% South Clark-st., und’ is now prepared to Troat thoso in need of hor scrvices. ADAM IDELL, THE CLLEBRATED FEMALE M Bsaicisn mdg“amlnsfl‘ isnowpermanently located in Chicago. Sho has o equal in her profossion in telling tha’ past, present and faturo. Hor advico in regard to business is inyaluable, Calland bo_ convincod of hor geatpowor. Sattaiaction gaaranteod or 20 pay. iy Thail inolose £2 and stamp, with exactago and name, Ad- Gians.or call on MADAR [DLLL, No. 130 West Washing- ton-st., Chlcago. 3 . T. J. LEWIS—RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT, Moo etient modinm, o West Madtomat: 'OR SALE_23 ACRE. BLOCK AT NG] B O i B oo ok 1 100 iy ‘l‘eg;:‘; gasp,”and prics only €50, . A. BROUSE, 400 Dasay. JFOR, SALE-OR EXCHANGE_AT MAYWOOD, nico house, with largo lot. Will take ds ware, or carriagos as part.pay. ‘A. T. HEMINGWAY, Room 45, Central Union Block. REAL ESTATE WANTED, JWANTED-TOR $10.000 CASH, HOUSE AND LOT on_one of tho avenues, mustbo o bargain. J. H. KEELER, 145 Clark-st,, corher Madison, oods, hard- TANTED—TO PURCHASE—HOUSES ON MONTH- lents: nono but LA B & BN Soai Coel spoe g anly, LT “r,\:\'u‘n—n‘fn. H. MOERIS. ROOM 6, 137 LaSalle-st, house and lot, worth from 33,000 to 25,000, in exchanigo for suburban lots; will assumo some ingumbrance. 'Also wanted largo tract of Texas or Kansas wild lands in_exchange for latge jmproved famm. Also clty or saburhan property in excnan for fruit fa i St Sosoph, ke = Rk HOUSEHOLD GOODS. e HODSEHOLY GOODS, =5 PART].ES HAVING HOUSEHQLD GOODS TOR find h customer by eddre: FUR- Hunfly Siaate o ogomer by eddrsl ¥UR DIVORCES. RO U\ (0ol e S DR A Bhao ytae practica o B courts of Ohlcago. Address F. O. Box 1,7, —° L the TWASZEDSTO BUV-A SMALL, COMTORTABLE touse with a littlo land adjoining, and somo fruit, within 50, 75, or 100 miles of Chicago, and not over 1 mils from a raflrcad station: in vicinity of Iske shoro preforred. Prico must not excead S¢(0, whioh will be cash. Address CORN, 675 West Monroo-st. PMUSICAL. ICHOLSON ORGAN FACTORY, 63 EAST INDI- ana-st. Price 310 to §900. VWANTED-TO RENT—10 GOOD HOUSES NE YY but ownorsneed apply. LARKIN & BENNETT, 1 South Canal-st., Hoom 4, WANIED—TO RENT_A FURNISHED TFLOOR for housekeaplng, by two adults; immodiata posses. sion; state location and particulars, Address B 67, Trib. uno office, at ongo. ANTED-TO RENT— A NICELY-FURNISHED Bl hnl!i\lo, in gofldg;‘ll(‘an"!y ?n iflu:h Sifll!,‘:lk’ a !EIEDOHI- le gentleman ; no ¢l Iren ; the best care ke arnis SAYLES & WALRER, 47 Central Unios Block: D—TO RENT—A PLACE SUITABLE FOR enter shop, or will buy out a small omo. Ad- Tribune branch office. BUSINESS CHANCES. N_ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN WITH FROM $200TO 5100 capital, can securo an ntercat in a business that Tl s $200 to 00 por month, to goto lowa, Kansas and Nebrasgka, Call at 210 East' Madison-st, from 9 to 1l o'elock 3. m. Thursday YOUNG MAN WITH A SMALL CAPITAL GAN mnko monoy by addressing BUSINESS, P. O. Box 0, Dwight, TIL. A RARE CHANCE_ONE OF THE GEST PAY- ing businesses 1n {he city, Tacation, for sala cheap. Parties going East. Apply at 169 West Madison- st. MRS. H. ING. TIALF INTEREST TN ONE OF THE BEST PAY- ing phiotograph gallericain tho West far sale, at low tico, Addross PIOTOGRAPHER, caro Phoiographer, wight, 1. “A RETAIL GROERY STORE TOR SALE, DOING 2 fine business, situated in one of the principal streets in the West Disision. To anyons wishing 10 g0 into. tho Dusinets this 1s o tino chanco, Satisfactory réasons given for selling. ~ Addross J W I, care of Carrior 4. A [CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' SHOP, ON Fourteonih-st., between Michigan and Indiana-avs., foraalo. Tong leaso of the lo. For bargain, g0 to tho shop, LACKSMITH AND WAGON SHOP FOR SALE or rent. Tho undersigned offors his blacksmith and wagen sliop, situatod on tho bost business streat (Water- st.) in th city of Pern for sale or rent. This fsa rare chance for a suitable person to establish S Boatt o Eatss for oforing to isposo of th ad hoalth the cause for offe: isposa of the prop- orty. WILLTAM RECK, * Box 209, Peru, LaSalie County, il ANTED—A GIRL TO COOK, WASH, AND IRON. Wages, 84 Call t 607 West Madlson-st. ANTED—-TWO GIRLS, A FIRST-CLASS COOK boarding Bouse, 24 West Washinglon-st. _Reférences rogaire ANTED—GOOK AT 23 WEST WASHINGTOR- One who fally understands cooking: ANTED_—A GIRLFOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK 1 of four: must be a wash droner. Apply for two days at No. 61 Twenty-third-st. QITOATION WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, 25 cook or todo geaeral housowork. - Address N Sloan-st. QEIUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD GIRL, 10 DO gonoral or kitchen worle in small privatd fomily. Good wages renired, Good roference can be given. ANNIE 0'CONNOR, 20 Quinn-st., Bridgeport. GQTUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD, TIDY GIRL, in o private”family, a¢ socond work. Call at 137 Catherine'st., for two days. TTGATION WANTED— BY TWO SISTERS — IN a privato family, and one to do general honsawork or second work; West Sido preferred.~Call at 113 Foster-st . apstalrs. NTED—A GOOD WASHER AND IRONER TO work at Evauston. Apply at 4l Pino-st., near ANTED— G FIRST-CLASS SHIRT-IRONERS, 1 first-cluss lades’ clothes ironer, 3 washer.-women, and 1starcher. ~Call at hali-past7 a. m. at European Laundry, 3 South Jetferson-st. ANTED—A GOOD SWEDE GIRL TO DO GEN- eral houserwork; reforences required. Apply imme- diately 2t 3 Southwestern-av. ANTED—_GIRL, AT 03 WEST MONROEST. TO ‘2 good caok high wages will be pald. ANTED—FIRST-CLASS GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, at 625 West Adama-st. ANTED—A GOOD_FEMALE COOK, AT THE Central Buropean House, 4§ South Desplaines-st. ANTED—TWO_GOOD GIRLS, ONE FOR GEX ‘eral housawark, and one for nurse. G N welgan, Sweden, or Bohemian preferred. ANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A TIRST- rate cook, and second girl; nt help necd 2pply. No. 81 5outh Robe; a. ANTED—TWO GOOD COMPETENT GIRLS IN rivate family, one for general housowork, and 3 girl to sew and take careof baby. Apply at %63 ANTED—TWO FIRST-OLASS GIRLS,.ONE WHO rivate boarding house, the other to bas cooked fn a snd Apply st 419 West wash and iron; go Washington st. \/ ANTED—3 GIRLS FOR HOUSEWORK. day, at the Great Westorn Business Excha: 141 West Washington-st. TANTED—3 GIRLS, ONE TO DO GENERAL ‘housework, and ono to tako care of children. 210X Sonth Clark, near Adams-st. ANTED—6_GOOD DINING-ROOM GIRLS IN ‘restaurant at 374 South State-st. ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work in a small family; Swedo or German preferred. Apply at 1273 Indiana-av. QUIVATIONS WANTED_BY TWO GIRLS, ONE. T¢ sears old, to do Light Kitchen workss the oihor 10 do Housowork {5 & emall private family. 'Call at 50 North Greont. TTUATION WANTED_BY A GIRL IN_ & PRL ate family to do up-stairs work, or suw, Ploaso call 82353 Entroniold-st, SEUATION, WANTED-EY A YOUNG DANISH gitl, in & privato familps no objoction to gotag into the Couatsy. - Inquir) at 61 AHhvaukoaar. STIYATIONS WARTED—BY { RESTAURARTAND 2 boarding-house e 2 ls ther, Tar Bousswork, Cart st L WVest Waskimpron s T TIDATION WANTED_BY A COMPETENT GER- ns = X to famils. Roply os 1 Bartoraeld et o raae, o0 ° Private Lamily. TTUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO GIRIS: ONE =5 cook, the other ax second gisl; Dost of ToTareREcs: Gan for two dass at 52 Thidear- TTUATION WANTED—TO DO _ANY KIND OF housework ;. will do cooking, except sccond work; in or ont of the city. O &2, Tribune Branch ofice. Seamstresses. SITUATION WANTED-BY & YOUNG LADY AS governess or samstress in 2 private family. Address H %, Tribune offi ITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADYV seamstress in a private family: understands four ma- chines; ean furnish ono is willing to assist with up-stairs work; references if required. Call at 243 Michigan. TTUATION WANTED-BY COMPETENT DRESS- maler, as seamstress by the day. Address P. O. Box Housokceners. TTUATION WANTED—A LADY USED TO HOUS! kecping in all branches . wants a situationin a s good family, or to keep house for o widower. Callat Fourth-st., first floor. & ITUATION WANTED-BY A WIDOW LADY thoroughly competent as housckeeper in a pleas {family or boarding-house; understands the careof cail- dren. Address or call on'S B, 53 West Madison-st3 ANTED—A GOOD DRESSMAKER. NTED—GIRLS TO SEW ON PANTS. GALL AT between Taylor and Twellth-sts. Good wages and steady cmployment TED—_AMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS DRIVING GEO. MILLER, distiller, Twenty- LOST AND FOUND. ST_YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN 4 and 5 o'clock, a lads's gold watch, AL maker, Lisorpool, No. 12,677, with a black chain, ichigan-av., north fram Fourteenth-st. to H court: oa Wabash south to Twelfth-st. itat 78 Twelfth-st., will be suitably rowarded. . UNCH OF KEYS ON STEEL BEAD betwoen Peck-court and Six- iberal reward {t left st 816 mer Sixteath-st. OST—_YESTERDAY, IN EITHER THE WEST OR on {he way to Miss Grant's school, & Any. S'& CO., will receive o suitablo re- Ary one leasing North Divisions, iads's open-face, CRERAR, ADA! % 1573, A RED MITCH COW, WITH er forchead, branded on the right horn, “T'en dollars reward will be paid for her recoveryto JAS, FITZPATRICK, one block west of Western-ay., on Bluo Island-av. OST—_ON STATE, ialaing a Michigan S commatation ticket to Englewood ‘The findgr will be liberally rew: with J, COLE, 111 State-st. OST OR STOLEN—A BLACK HORSE, WEIGHS 360; 14 hands high ; half French 1 bo received on delivery at ico white spot o b “Fitzpatack BETWEEN MADISON AND 4 black leather pocketbook, con- lod by leavizg abovo A suitable’ Tow: bouse, corner Union and Erie. JPOR SALE_AT & SACRINICE 31k WILL BUY A boarding hiouso contrally Incated on ono of the ave- nues, furnishiod throughout with now and elegant farni- turo, dolug o thrising businese, having at present elgh- teon bozrders, If purchased in'a fow dass; rent cheal Roason for soiling, proprietor golng to San Francisco, ‘Addrees L 83, Tribuuo office. TBASE AND TURNITORE OF & BOARDING. Touse on Wabash-av for salo. Tho house grosses 3113 a woek at low rates : rent SI00 a month; furnituro cost 81,60 Price, 51,100, Reasons for selling, dislike of tho Dustoess. Apply, personally, at €19 Wabash-av. AKEN UP—A BAY MARE_WHICH THE OWNER ‘can call for, and pay expenses, at 13 O'Brien-st. REWARD-LOST—A PIECE OF A GENT'S in & saloan, last n 1 b pa(d, and no questions ask ‘the samo to 419 State-st. TTUATION WANTED—BY AN AMERICAN LADY, as houselicepor; widower’s family preferred; best of references. Address R 13, Tribune office. Miscellaneous. SIIUATION WANTED-BY A YOUSG LADT TO attend {n a storo of to work at drossmoking. Address . ANDERSON, Sp-atairs, o0 Scdgwickest STTUATIONS WANTED_FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, D, Zreond giin, cocks far hotols restearant, s g bouses, aoneral - Bousework, Gay. or £ous 2R BALKAM'S Emploment Baredu, 111 West dac 8o AGENTS WANTED. _AGENTS WANTED — PROFITABLE EMPLOY- ment. Wo wish to amploy gentlemen and ladies 1o Eolicit orders for the colebrated fmproved Buckeso Stut> tlo Sewing Machino. . Stitch aliko on both sides. It will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, cord, bind, braid, gathor, sud mfll&—lfldfls?w f;\mz L‘J% flngéhhmn:i%lfi.‘bcrierdgver- costings and lenther. _For farther particulars, addross W. A- HENDERSON & €0., Cieveland, Ohio, or St. s, Mo, GENTS WANTED —IN CITY AND COUNTRY. for onc of the most_useful and bost. selling articles everjnvented. N. WILLEY & CO., 319 West Madison- st., Room 0. _AGENTS WANTED_GOOD CANVASSERS ARE ‘making $10t0 812 2 day withmy goods; crery articla Is now and a3 staple gs flour; samples froa. C. M. LIN- INGTON, G West Monroe-st., Chicago. GENTS WANTED_MEN AND WOMEN ARE making $12a das with our golden caskots and other goods. Scroral cleared 812 Saturday afernoon. Samples 10 country frec. Will pay any one's expenses to_Chicago and back, if wa do not show the best chance ever oifer. ed. A.RAY, 25 West Lako.st., Chicago. GENTS WANTED—FOR AN ARTICLE LosME- diato and great demand, io sell on street corners or otherwiso. _Applyat 24 West Randolph-st, GENTS WANTED—TO SELL A NEV PARING ey, 2nd slicing kmifo; ladies prolerred. ~ Apply 53 Wa- ushay. TO EXCHANGE. REWARD —TO ANY PERSON RETURNING pocketbook, lost at the entranco of Nixon's 5y, porson Bt the awser. JULIUS COOK, (O¥E,OF IHE TINEST CONTEOTIONERY, 10E ‘cronm, and oyster cafablishmonts in the Statd, i1a city of 15,060 {habitants, for sal dress P. A. BARTLETT, Jackson PLENDID' CHANCE — TRA, COLFEE, AND S, o RaAbiTed (ash (adon Fass wen: 2,250 cash will buy it. P40, Branch Tribuug otfico. QTORE GENERAL STOCK OF GOODS FO Enle c{\nli?éngnndhldm ‘Address Box 78, Prairio- ville, Mich, 0 PACKERS—I HAVE TOR RENT, ON LONG Tease, a storo, fco-houss and cellar in good loca- {iop Tor retail packing-house, No. 245 Cottage Grove-av. CFo. B HESS, 57 an () 0, 510 WILE SECURE AN OFFICE TOSL 25 large_towns, will 21 Sty BWIFL & CO51E Third-av. - T Efl S0 () EALE DO, CAX BUY A BOXE DUST Do oompotition.” Ad- iy and glue factory; the machinory is new and Comploto: & paying business is alroady cstablished ; this is~ 2 good opening, fof & man of small means. . Lose no tima fu addressing RIPLEY & CO., %8 Lumber Exchanze. B —RARE ~ CHANCE —A GCOUNTRY $8. 0007355t soods compiets, anmsising of o ot ot sty ik o e G o tho dollur, n_im: 3 o~ LCIISRER §'CO", 171 Fast Madison ster Room . COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. JIQREATE = ACRES FIRSTOLASS PINEIOL bored land; wonld exchange for stock of oods ; drugs prP_f(’HEd. Address 8. B. WLST, 1851 State-st. OR SATF—$3.70 WITL BUY LiRGE BRICE o, by, andone acto i Jand , ol inds o (rolt: 5% viiin ingtes Gl C! FRTBELE, S Yot Desplaipesar® o G ROF SALE_HO! TOR THEWEST_S ACRE EARM it 308 Rosae. Tem Bra s o, Ssom, dopoh for $100-worth doublo, mdaress d 1{!%111:“. niSoo, for furtoer Plluc“hfl| & FOR SALE. OR SALE—SPORTSMEN, ATTENTION!-2 QEN- bore, 10; 31ine AMazzle loaders; Call soon at 438 North teal firo Greener guos; 10, at reasonable price. OR SALE-QOR RENT—STEAM SAND BARGE, suitabls for lighteriog purposos, as well 0. 2 West Mudison-st. OR _SALE—1,00 ARMY OVERCOATS (BLUE YOI IMENT & SRR wholesale and reta, 2and 256 Milwaukee-av, OR SALE-CANAL STEAM STONE-BOAT, IN ‘order, will carry 140 tons, for saloat AY, 20 Rucker-st. 'OR SALE—SHADE, TREES-CORNER CLINTON and Adams-sts. et out trees and improse your prop- exty.Call and selcct your troes. FINANCIAL. NEYTO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, othor_chattel security. > perfecs runnin 3 bavgain. G- P ROGERS, Central Union Bl ONEY TO LOAN IN MODERATE I collateral, at No. 13 INNE. i South Clark-st,, [ONEY TO LOAN IN S0 T0 SUIT, FOR®OR - Secured pa . LOWY, 511 Wabasheny, L v, boushe aad so VANTED—Si0 70 Security. stomand 00 FOR: ONE YEAR. ling on State-st. Address 'URER, caro Carrier No. 21. AND 5,000 GASH IN HAND TO LOAN ABBOTT & OLIVER, Room O EXCHANGE-A FLOURISHIG TOWN, 16 acres’; railroad running through; depot in the céntro; o elevators: six_stores, church, school, and numerous residences, &c. all built within list elghfccn months; in best farming county in Iliinois; can all be laid oat in Iots. and will realize handsome fortane, as several are inter- ested will soll for $3,C60. or trado for $50,060 worth Chi- cago property and pay difforence or assume incumbraace. INCER & DARLOW, Room 11 Ol Block, eoraor La: Salloand Madison sts. : 0 EXCHANG E—A 80-ACRE IMPROVED FARII, spiendid land, within 2 miles of_a good market, 100 miles from Chicngo, titlo pofoct. - Would exchanze’ for ads, groceries, hats and caps, boots and_shoes, hardiare, coffns, or cash. Those only who mean busi- ‘moss need address 31, Box 473, Galasburg, JI. 0 EXCHANGE-ONE OF THE FINEST 5-STORY 25-Toot iouses in Chicago; now and eclegantly finish- &d, togather with now aud maZmificant furaitare throngn. out. Wil be exchanged for improved or uaimproved city property. Sickucss causes disposal. Value, 530,000 Addrees N 7, Tribuno otfice. VWASTED-IN EXCHANGE TOR GOOD SUBUR- ‘ban lots & nico set of parlor and chamber furnituro: alsoa firsi-class piano, M. H. JORRIS, Room &, 177 LaSalle-st, SEWING MACHINES. PrmesteTnsuub soaoalisumonimel o . 5 PURCHASING YOUR FAMILY SEWING. B dhn .l th cxaniao. tha late Grover & Bakor. Offico 150 State-st. MESTIC—THE LIGAT AND EASY-RUNNING O mmestia Gemine Sachinss $ald o5 moAMY b ments. Office, 207 South {inistcdst. Open eveninis. NES_OFFICE OF NiCH- 141 Soath Balsted-st. ; maclines onthly paymonts ; work gisen waen epaired. SINGER SEWING MACHINE OFFICES OF J.N. WILEINS, “5'South Desplaiuos-st, and 157 Milwat- Kecav. “Mrchines sold on cesy moathly instalmonts and work givcn in paymon, if desizéd. n desirod; sowing mechin: HORSES AND CARRIAGES. ANTED_FOR CASH A USED COUPE OAR- riage. State prico and pisce whero to be secn. ~ Ad- 'ss H, care Carrler 55, tho new improved sold rented on easy manth! 2%t Uosiend: BU Pypean Vo branch, %0