Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 15, 1872, Page 7

\ THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER -15, 1872. THE *REPUBLIC.” A Petiticn Filed to Throw the Re- public Fire Irsurance Com- pany Into Eankrupbey. The Diverse ntd Adverse Enicresis of the Stockhdiders and Creditors af the [Concern Render This fciion Necessarye A petition tofihrow the Republic Insurance Company into jankruptcy was filed, yesterdsy, by Wm. J. Hotpa, who afirms that he susteined & loss under the Compeny’s policy, which was edjusted as of £5,325, on the 15th of February lest, £1,500 piid thereon, andthree notes given, of $1,275 eech, peyable on the 1st of April, Au- gust, and December, 1872, for the balauce of which only the first has been peid; that the Company likewise suspended the payment of its commercisl piperon the 1st of August aforesaid, i= the case of other notes, amounting to an ag- gregate of s¥ont $600,000; that the Company, when in an isolvent state, paid certain credi- tors in full spms aggregating $200,000 ; that the Company alsp paid to other creditors, or made transfers of cther moneys, to the extent of $400,~ 000, in full payment of claims; that the capital stock of the Company emounts to £500,000, held 2nd owned inno less than eigHieen States of the Union; thet its affairs are managed and cantrolled by a Boerd of 890 Directors, residing in different States, which Board must meet once & year, business being in the meantime managed by an Executive Committee of sixteen, whoreside In almost as many States; thet at the time of the October firein Chicago its cash assets ex- reeded $1,000,000, and its sggregate losses wero £8,500,000, whereupon the stockholders be- came liable to pay the amount unpaid on their stock, amounting to 80 per cent thereon, or £4,000,000; that immediately after #aid fire eaid Executive Committee commenced Gollecting from said stockholders a sufficient amount to pay off the losses, and ordered several assessments upon the capital tock which have d in volunt: eyments to the amount of mfitfi.mfl,fllfl, :.!rl_y‘& }v-:ll;mh, together with the :ash fund in hand at the time of the fire, has been paid ont upon the losses, leaving Atill un- peid of said losses £900,000, one hslf of which has been past due since the 1st of August last, and all of which is represented by the notes of said Company; that the 6aid assessments have been decided by courts of law to bo informal end void ; that at the last meeting of the Executive Committes in October last, the Committee, in full view of the informalify snd invalidity of former assessments, and_of the decisions of Courts, and while still claiming full zathorily to Tovy such assessments, neglected and refused to 80 levy them, £0 that no further collections cen For the present be riade; that petitioner is ad- Vised by counsel that 21l uch assessments arein- formal unless made by order of the whole Board, 2nd that it is almost impossitle to get people 80 widely scattered together, and if they wero gob together, to induce them to vote to passan as- sessment on themselves; that the machinery of. the Company is 50 unwieldly and the interests of the Directors end Commiftes so diverse, and adverse to those of the credifors, that the collec- tion of assessments upon its stock is not likely to be, and cannot practically be, enforced in any menner except in ‘bmkrué:tcy; wherefore the petitioner prays that the Company may ba de- Slared 2 Lankrapt in tho ordinery wey. OBRITUARY. Lady Eecher (Tiss ONeill), the Great © Actress. From the London News, Oct. SL hich must bring up agein the memo: . grace, oud genius, of sweetness an hios, nnsurpassed evenin the brightest Engiish drama. © Miss O'Neill,” the ‘5z Juliel, the incomparsble Belvidera 42 of our fathiers, is deed. In other ¥ r, widow of the late Sir ivon Becher, has just died, aged 81. Neny persons have séen Lady Becher within ! the lost tweniy or even ears, to whora her famo as sn artist was always but &n old tradition. It is nob tulikely that even among lovers of the siage, who cherish the names and memories of its he- 10 and heroines, there are not & few who_will 7 lcarn from fhe savouncement of Lady ex's dcath the fact thet she was go lately ng among us. Her dramatic career was one % tho skorfest 23 well as the_brightest lnown to the annals of our stage. Five veara she stood befora the footlights of an Englizh theatre, and ced away into private life. Fifty-threo ‘are gone since Mies O'Neill made her lost On the of Getober, 1814, ehe presented herself for tie frst time, in Covent Garden, as Juliet; in Decomber, 1519, she left the stage, without any formal lesve-tating o fourich of trumpets, and pever was seen upon the boards egain. Inthet time she had made o sufficing fame. Bince rhe dazs of Afrs. Siddons there has proba~ 1y Geen no actress who could claim to rival a yea »pearznce before & London audience. ) Gazrick or s Kqan in the grandest displays of . etag: \ ) 2 i n { § ¥ c i £ 2 it it Mrs. Siddons,” she 5838, passicz and power. But for sweetness, pathos, 22d 21l emotional expression ekort of the power which personates 2 Lady Macbeth, Miss O’Neill was superior to all rivels in her day, end since tiat time has probebly kad no equal on our g=. It is donbtful whetfier the genius of ac- tre=s or actor will 5001 again awaken to the same dezrce the public interest and attention, the criticism of the highest minds, the study of the gravest thinkers, 28 it aid when Mies O'Neill ‘was dividing the attention of London with Ed- mmund Eean. Showy scenery and glittering spec- tecle now attract the mero sighiseers, and the preity, vivacious, light comedy, in which to be Toturel and sparlding is to be all, delights suffi- ciently the more intelligent of the public. For tha time, at least, the femper of mind is gone wkich sent London wild with emotion and ad- t miration over Beiidera and Juliel; and we greatly doubt whether & woman of even equal aud gifts could by eny possibility make sack o mark on public attention now as Miss O'Neill did during the ehort primeof her artistic triumphs. 5 “T'v seen the Siddons, sir, and the O'Nale,” gasa the brave Captein Cosfigenin “Penden- pia;” “they were great; but what were they compared to Miss Yotheringey?” “Yon are ss pattetic as Miss O'Neill,” says Mejor Perd:nais, eyirg the most andacious compiiment he can Jhikof to the same Miss Fotheringay. Byron offercd_a higher tribute then any mére praiso could give when he positively declined togo to gee M:ss O'Neill, lest he ehould be induced to think her & riel of Mrs. Siddons. An euthority on ecting, Mrs. Fanny Kemble, classed 3Diss "Neil among the artists whose suc- gessem was greatly due fo . thelr i €8, &N ronke er intense earnestne: S obn R eble and in this respect above Kean. 8 st in what they were about, and Miss O'fie psed to cry bitterly in all her tragic parts.” A rival of Mits. Siddons, in any true senge, Miss O'Neill was not, Shenever * wentin ”for the . grandes, the golemnifys the terrible intensity of passion. She tooX another range nltageg\ier, ane for which her complexion, her face, and her i : suited her. She claimed forher physique better suited P Past the emoticnz], loving, sweet, end £d. All fe melsncholy, ths grief, and_even tho passion with which gentler natures can be spired beloaged to her provinte; and ehe mever sought to invade the realms of thesterner and more sppalling Tng- oy, Like Kéun, she founded her siylo sbove SIthings on Kature. She discarded sltogether the rigid traditions of the school of John Eem- bie, and distrscted maay s faithful ind pedantic P13 antor by the unexpected and irrepressible im- ulses which she sllowed herself to obey when P & emotion seemed_ to her to be the guide. Her voico wWas exquisitely modulated to espress 21l the yariows m00ds of love and sympaihy and A crow. Sho had had a tolerably hard struggle of it in theeginning, and only owed to & mere chance ber ?‘Bfi Bentie upening, An Egmfl then or sreat renown, who was engaged in & roviceial thestre, suddenly quasrelled with Proviaansger, sulked, and: would mot play, Thne house would have had to be shut ap bat that somebody remembered a promising ~oung Irish actress who hed often been recom- 1ended in vain for an engagement, end who sppened to be then in town, Aiss O'Neill got er chance and made her mark. Soon after she sared with Eean the plaudits of Tondon. Her wreer was thenceforward all brightness: She ‘aew none of the vicissitudes which have made /e lives of BO many =ctors 2 more pitinble ‘agedy then anything they hod onthe boards, e hardly ever kmew the vexations of adverse {jticiem. Bhe did not remain long enough on 1 & 212 allow the fresh lgl.iiter of her \palarity 0 fade. John Nembls more qan once Telt the bitierness of public iprice. Jesn, on one memorable occasion, "ss hissed off the stage. Even Mrs. Siddond a8, towards the cloge of her career, very sharp- _Adcoth has just been announced, the men- | stics and by the public !%xeo;:{ufid her )Lowe.r to de- remind mzi‘ o edfq;znltxlf‘,, iof hereelf by ehowing us what she was 7ol ? AL this iss O'Nell eacaped. Sholeftthostoge in the morping freshness of her beauty and her. talents. One of tho mosb pathetic and indeed Lumiliating pacsages in ihe career of Mrs. Bid- dons is 1l time when she used to c?mplnm of being forgotien because of Mies O'Neill; and when reading the praises of the younger wom- an'e . exquisite _ pathos ghe ‘would ask auernlously, “ Do people think I mever drow o tear?” ~Mrs. Siddons was tempted to reappesr on tlie staga for the %)mfl- Ppurpose of cclipsing Mies O'Netll, and was bit- terly aggrieved when some ill-natured carica- tures appeared, contrasting the youth and sym- metry of_the younger artist with the overgrown and ponderous form wherein yeers had smoth- ered the once incomparable Lady Macbeth. It is not 80 long ago since Lady Becher was seen in tho box of on English theatro, Watching With cordial delight and spproval the perform- ance of an actress whom she could look at, hep- pily for hereelf, with no feeling of rivalry—in whoso praise she could join without supposing that the applause given to another waa s neglect of herself. 1y admonished b; voice that she ; light. “Would she It was, we believe, in certain famous private- theatricals of Killennny—still treasured in the memory, or, ab least, in thoe traditions of old- fashioned Irish society—that Miss O'Neill made the acquaintance of the accomplished gentleman who afterwards became her husband.” For the greater part of her married and widowed life she remained quietly on her husband’s estete, in the south of Ireland. Her celebrity always lingered around her. While generation aftor generation of actors came on &nd_passed away, while this style of acting succeeded that, end both were forgotten for some novelty—her fame hardly faded. There was, indeed, a sort of forestalled immortality sbout it, so entirely withdrawvn was the career of the still living artist from the rivalry, or even the per- sonal recollection of the present race of actors. Lady Becher never can be ranked highest among, our tragic aetresses while the fame of rs. Siddons endnres; and, like Mrs. Siddons, Ehe appears to have been unable to enter with success the field of eparkling comedy. DBut in tragedy she had only Mrs. Siddons for & superior among English actresses, and in bher OVD P&r- ticular patl she probably has had no cqual. Her stainless fame a8 a woman fittingly accompanied her pure renown a8 an artist; and her noble character will long keep her memory honored in many circles and many homes where the brief triumphs of the stage would perhaps be held of but little account. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF CHICAGO. ARRIVED +e...Nov. 14 Prop Idsho, Buffalo, 700 pkgs fish, 321 eteel railroad iron, §0 tons pig i5on, and sundries. Schr North Star, Pentwater, 685 m lumber, 600 m shin- les, Scar Hacine, Masonville, 130 m fumber, 30 m Jath, Prop Thomss A. Scott, Erie, 250 tons railroad iron. Prop St. Joseph, Green Bay, 1,162} m shingles, 30 tons iron. Prop Jug Gould, Buffalo, 2,000 bris ealt, and sundries. Schr A. L. Totter, Milwaulee, 480 tons iron ore. Sckr Republic, Little Sodus, 489 tons coal. Schr Lizie Doxk, Benton Harbor, 55 m sundrles, ‘Prop Alenominee, Bscanaba, light, d Schr R, J, Sanboin, Ludington, 70 ods bark. Sabr P. Hayden, Grand Haven, 100 m lumber, Scbr D, H. Wells, Buffaio, 590 tons coal. BargoE. AL Tyson, Menominee, 400 m lumber. Barge D, L, Filer, 3enominee, 490 1n'lumber. Prop Gity of Traverse, Traverse City, 560 m lumber, and sundries. Scbr B, 1. Skidmore, Pentwater, 500 m Isth 120 m shingles, S0 m Tumber, Schr Irene, Mdison Pler, 45 ¢ds wood. Selur Atauto, Clovelana, 570 tone conl Schr Denmark, Egg Harbor, 1,060 telegraph poles, 3,350 sts, Schy W, H., Hawkins, Unfon Pier, 115 cds wood, Basge Eva S. Bobinson, Menominee, 400 m lumber. CLEARED. ‘Prop Idaho, Baffalo, 26,800 bu corni. Schz Norin' Btar, Fentwaier, 1,200 bu cors, 10 brls our, ‘Prop 5t. Joseph, Green Bay, sundries, Prop Vanderbilt, Buffalo, 34,000 bu wheat, 1,500 brls flour, 80 bales broom corn, 120 bxs gurden seeds, and sundries. Prop T. A, Scott, Erie, 00 brls flonr, Schr Jas, Platt, Brockville, 3,000 brls pork. Schr Yankee, Sheboygun, 4,315 bu corn, 4,464 bu oats, 300 brls beef, and sundries, Schr Lizzio Doake, St Joseph, sundrles, Prop Menominee, Ashland, 390 pligs pork, 220 pkgs tal- Tow, 260 brls four, 73 pkgs lard, 1,000 bu corn, 10,900 bu oats, urd sundries. Barge D, L. Filer, Menominee, 18 brls fiour, snd sun- driea. ‘Prop Lake Michigan, Montreal, 16,150 bu wheat, and sundries. ‘Bark Carrle, Manistee, 400 bu oats, 6 brls pork, and sundries. Scbr Inter-Ocean, Buffalo, 48,000 br corn, Prop Jay Gould, ‘Buffalo, 14,600 bu_oafs, 20,000 bu wheat, 16 bales broom’ corn, 3§ bags timothy eced, 2nd sundries. Barge Eva Robinson, Menominee, 50 brls beef, LAKE FREIGHTS. THURSDAY, Nov. 14.—Cberiers were: From Chicago~To, Oswego—Schr Mediator, wheat ot 15%c; schrs’ Reindeer and W. I. Preston, corn at T83¢c. To Buffalo—Schrs Zack Chandler and City of the Straits, wheat 5t 9lfc; s:hr John Kilkerhouse, corn on owner's account; schr Donaldson and _prop Idaho, corn on p. t.; prop Java, wheat and buleav on through rates; schr Reid'Cese (re-chartered), corn at Se. To Cleve- land—Schr City of Green Bsy, wheat at 100, free of elevation. Total 11—Wheat, 41¢, ugaeity 119,000 bu; corn 6, capacity 150,000 bu; barley 3¢, capacity 25,000 ba. it M. wAuREs, Noy. 18.—Grain freights are un- eettled and nearly nominal 2t 10ide for wheat er sail to Buffalo, and 1534c to Oswego. Char- ers : Bark Sardinia, wheat to Buffalo at 104c; schr Alice Richards, wheat to Collingwoo at 934c; prop Merchant, wheat to Erie at Phila- delphia through rate. Burraro, Nov. i2.—Rates unchanged. Pro- peller W. T Graves ; berk Onconts, and schoon- er H. G. Winslow are chartered for oosl to_Chi- cago, at §1.50; Gen. Worth, coal to Toledo, at 81 schooner Almeds, railroad iron to Toledo, st 81.25; schooners Zitna, Mary L. Higgle, an W. Keller, coal from Cleveland to_Chiczgo, at 22 ; schooners Mitchell and Miami, coal to De- troit, at S1.25. 3 Detrorr, Nov. 12.—The market begins to lose interest and rates are becoming nominal. Owing to the late date few vessels care about going above, 80 that grain can now be forwarded east- ward on terms favoring shippers. To Oswego wheat is quotable at 13c. Charters: Schooner Hfixmi, wheat to Buffalo, st 6idc; scow Julia Miner, lumber from Port Huron to Detroit, at $2 per m feet; scow Mechanic, lumber, Blue Tiedge toDetroit,at $3 per m on rail; scow Henry Young, lumber, Ecorse to Toledo, at $1.50 per m feet on rail. —The seagon just closed has been one of the ‘most prosperous on record for lake navigation. The experience of this year has proved the present lake fleet to be wholly inadequate to meet,_the increasing demands of trade. Bhip- ‘building is likely to receive & considerable stim- wlus in consequence, and already arrangements are being made for the construction of several new vessels. The following rates are quoted for freight in Qctober last on wheat and corn by water from Chicago to Buffalo, in proof of tho profiteble character of the business at the preseat time. If also shows that the average Tate o2 the same cereals by canal from Buffalo to New York: AL Laxe, Wheat, Corn, cls. Year. pL s 17 7.0 . 83 2 1 98 27 190 76 119 115 97 159 141 = 155 143 126 Frem the above comparative exhibit it will be seen that the average by lake was larger by three cents per bushel than tge averzge for any pre- ceding year. PORT ITEMS. ‘Wind from north northwest, and snowing. —Sailors’ wages from $2.50 to §3. _ —The barge Zack Chandler hss_arrived, end mufl::!ondmg her cargo of coal at Robert Law's yax —The Bridgm\'qtet is unloading at Alcott’a coal yards, Bhe intends to make one more trip. The propeller Juy Gould is unloading her xéuaiau&neous cargo st the Union Steamboat 0c! —A heavy gale is still raging outside, and ves- selstontinue to come inmore or less damaged in theiirigging. —A large number of lumber vessels were stripped and towed to their winter quarters to- dny, ind the season will probably close next Eeet‘.l somo time, on the arrival of the expected ect. —The sctooners VanValkenburg and Martin, wrecked oulside recently, have arrived at this port, and ar¢ 1aid up for repairs. —ihe projeller Idaho arrived, with & miscel- laneous cargo, from Buffalo, and is now dis- charging. GENERAL MARINE ITEMS. The barge Fomet has been got off, and is at Port Bruce forrepairs. —Thecrew of the tug Ripley, wrecked near Port Burwell, 328 been saved. —~The watchman drowned off the Truesdell was Henry Mc(artney. _Daring the recent gale, the steamer Dunlap sprung one of her arches. —The schooner Howland will b towed to Mil- waukee by the tug Leviathan. —The propeller Philadelphia grounded on the Flats last night. —The repairs of the. schooner King, 2 the AMilwankee dry docks, will cost $10,000. —Captain P. 8. Wright has aold the propeller Annie 8. Craig to Captain Ward for £53,000. —Tho.schooner Mayflower lost 10,000 feet of her decl: 1oad during the recent storm. . —The Goodrich steamers Corona and Mani- towoc have leid up at Milwaukee for the winter. 3 N —The steamer ‘Reindeer will shortly go into the Detroit dry docks, and receive 8 thorough overhauling. ; —A large dam, costing between 525,000 and 330,000, i8 being put in the river st Evart, giving states thot the schra fine boomege. —A Bt. Paul ‘despatch 8 Palmo and Sweetheart were driven ashore near. Duluth during the gale, and will probably prove “m%h{m‘ t in process of con: —The two new_ steamers in = struction in Springwells, are already: planked up, &nd aro in & forward state of completion. During the late gale the schooner Jennio and Annie, corn laden to Buffalo from this port, sprung a feak, and was driven ashore, as was previously mentioned in Txue TRIBUNE. F Ono of tho crow, in relating tho story, said « that they labored manfully at the pumps until the vessel could find shelter, and es she tora slong her canvass was torn from her piece after piect, and sho soon_became unmenagesble and s driven ashoro opposite the Manitou Islands. Tearing that the vessel would go to pieces the ‘mate and three sezmen -jumped overboard and were drowned in their effort to reach shore. The remaining members of the crew, six in number, were obliged to remain on the wreck forty—el;igahé hours, when they were rescued by a brave, dar- ing few on shore.” The vessel was owned in Buffalo, and was valuod at $18,000. Sheis a total loss, as she broke in soon after she strand- od._Both vessel and cargo wers fully insured. —Thenewlighthouse at Cleveland is well worthy of notice. Wa clip the following item relating to it from the Cleveland Herald: *‘The struc- ture is of pressed brick and stone, and when en- tirely finighed will be one of the handsomest on the Jakes. Thelight tower standa in front of the house. It is octagonal in form. Its baseis of Columbia sandstone, and is solid masonry as high as seventeen feet. The stons work is very noticesble. Tho walls aro three feot and a half in thickness, with air space all the way up. The proportions are as’ follows: Height, 85 feet zbove the surface of the ground and 165 feet above the surface of thelske ; the base is 30 fest in dismeter ; ab the gallery (a few feet from the top) the diameter is 13 fect ; and the top is 11 foot. The light, which will probubly Lo shining Ely November 25, is to be white and stationary, thongh the light-room is so arranged that there might be any other kind placed in'it it de- sired, The stairway leading up to the lightis winding and made of iron.” BUSINESS NOTICES. Xeclons attest to th = chiexlons attest to the superlority of Burnett’s ~¥ar Dyspepsia, Indl estion, Del T ation, Depression o Spirits and’ General' Dobilit hosphorated Elilr of Caltsaya Bark (Cullsays Bark and Iron), 13 the best tonfc. Mado by Caswell, Hazard & Co , New York, 2nd eold by Droggists. 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A lady who purchased tho first bottle of the articla ninéteen, yoars ago, writos to 23y that her complexion at forty {s *‘purer, cléarer, and ‘Tore brilliant than it has aver been " and 'sho_attribates s boanty solely to the dally uso of 'HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA ALY, BOARDING AND LOD&ING. A West Side. 5 SOUTH HALSTED-ST.—THE VERY bost of fablo board, $5 a weck. Also, rooms, with eate, Tosy jonal loveliness. 4 board. 22 bozrd. CENTRE-AV. —TO RENT —A DEST E B2 s5iks of frout wocms, furmiahed, with Dad e pek vate family. 66 PAREAV.—3 FRONT ROOAS TO RENT WITH #ood board. 70 EOUTH MORGANST. NEAR MADISON A ploasant furnishod* front room with board, sulta- blo for one person. A fow day boarderscan bo accommo-” dated. 134 f oard for throo young gcats, or soung ladies; suporior ‘Bccommodations for those wanting 2 homo for winter. 156 SEST LAKEST_WEBER HQUSE_TIRST: class board ot §6 t0 §9 per week. Day bosrd, 85. 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Eohorosca ble for gentleman and wife. _Private family. out board. 806 ISt EANDOLPHST — BOAED "IN tiwo persons. 604 VEaT ADDIS ST AN FIEGANTFRONT ‘mag, or two gentlemen. B8] AL LAKEST £ O § YOUNG 2EN N South Side. ELDRIDGE-COURT — A PLEASANT FUR- boarders accommodated. 4 ETEBARD.CO RT__NEWBOARDING-HOUSE. with use of piano. Day board, $i. ICHIGAN-AV.—A FURNISHED FRONT 604 WABISHAV-A LARGE, COMFORTABLY furnished third-story room; Also, sin, required. 1104 ERATRIEAV._LARGE YRONT ALCOVE xoom, handsomely farnlahcd, with board sulta- 1180 [PIANAAY. —4 VERY PLEASANT suito of farnished rooms to ront, with board. ‘Honso is desirablo in evoryrespect. Reforefices raquired. 1200 TRAIRE AV —ROOM WITH BOARD—CAN accommodate two table boarders. FRST RATE WINTER QUARTERS: WHERE ‘pleasant farnished rooms, single or double, with good boardat liva and lob livo pricés, may bo found t % Soutts Dearborn-st., between Twentyninth and Thirtioth-sts. Everything desicablo. f '0_ A GENT AND WIFE WISHING A SUITE OF Htadsam sooms, with boued. on Tyealy second st foar tho Iake, a good ehsuce 13 o ‘moderaté forms L2, 508, encs o gered, with moderaid aghoay. BOARD WANTED. OARD_FIRST-OLASS ACCOMMODATION: B tho winter, with good board for gentlnmmonsfl a&f’ gr may bo two couples. ' A veasonabls price will bo paid 8, onzoc, 2 P26 ina G, Tribine Sge. - O nelghbortood. “Ad POARDBY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, TIRer: class room and board in a private family, in the vicin- ityof Unlon Park. Address, giving location, BANK, ‘caro of Carrder No. 10 MMUSICAL, BEAUTIFUL-TONED STEINWAY PIANO FOR A D75 cosi, If takon at onco: Cos bR By S10by This is a rare chanda to buy low. €39 Wost Lak 0 RENT_ONE FINE-TONED PIANO, FOR $8 T 3 ataim; one do for S3: anado for 56 Splendid Bew pianos at groatly redaced prices, 251Park-av., West o i f[HE FINEST STEINWAY GRAND IN. THE OITY for sale, at a largn reduction. As good as now. Address ¥37, Tribuno Branch office. CITY REAL ESTATE. OR LE-BY E. R. HORD & CO.,. REAL ES. tata dealers, 89 South Clarkst. 1825165 feek southwest corner Vinceanes-av. and Forty. fourthist. Thisisa cholco residence lot, high grouad and borutifal grove. 5 lonst feot on South Park Boulewaid, corner Thirty- sexenih-st, 5 Throc.story brick house on 'Twenty-seventhist., near Prairieay. . Framo housé and lrge lot, corner Robeyst. and War. épaar. Tivostory framo House with brick basement, corner Throop and Jefferson Park. " Store and diwelling 310 North Weolls-st. 40180 feet southwest corner Dearborn and North Water. ats. A Fifty choige Tots at Riverside. T on Dl e rereldey mboldt Pack, Saores on West Macilsonst., rumaiog o Barry Polut 4 Toot on Wells-st., near Washington. 50150t on Monros-st.; batwoen Welia and LaSalle. 40 ncres in Section 57, 35, 13. Several lots on Madidon'st., westof Ashland-av. TrOR SALE-CONFIDENTIALLY, TOUR CHOICE smn&;i)flc\g:’esq; Tnldnsf%%nllflu loc;"llfl-:l: Ill'gcc!. EB,O{EW, 3 000, ced'not apply.’ E. H e B Randoipht. R TFOR SALE_% TEET TRONT ON ADANSS ‘Tunning through to Quinoy-st., and near Market st below the markot price, opo-guartér cash, and balancs on fivo years' time, socured by mortgage, &b 8 per cent intorest, J.3{ASON PARKER, No. 3 Chamber of 0. OR SALE_CHEAP_TERMS EASY—50 FEET ON Wabeshiav., near Douglas:place; 72 feot on Wabash- a3 southwest corner Thirty-eighth-3t.; house and lot, 15 Wabeshay, BARKER & WAL, 4 East Harri- sonst. OR_SALE-_MICHIGAN-AV, AND TWENIY- Sfthist., S0518T 1., sontliwedt corner Michigan-ay. 2nd Twenty ith-st. SNYDER & LEE, No. 14 Nizon's Building, northeast corner of Monroo and LaSalle-sts. OR SALE_WABASH-AV. AND THIRTY-.FIFTH, st., Douglas-placo, 0317 fect, northeast corngr of Wabssiav, and. Douglagplace (Thittyfithst). BN, DER & LEE, 14 Nixon's Bullding, northesst corner of Monros and LaSallests. TOE SALE_WEST WASHINGTON-ST., 6 FEET fronting on_Washingtonst., betweon Legsitt and Onkioy.sts. .SNYDER & LEE. 14 Nizon's Building, northosst orner of Monros aud LaSallests, TOB SATE_TORTYSEVENTHET, =W IOTS fronting on Forty-seventh and Forty-ighth-sts., near Centroay, and near’ Lnion Stock Yards. SNYDER & LEE, 14 Nizon's Bullding, northeast' corer of Monros and LaSatlests. OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN-LOTS ON WEST. ern.av, Campbell-ar, Loxington, Polk and Taylor. To partles whhlni)m bulld, *no money required forone year. nquire of GEO. CADWELL, on premises, or at No. 135 South Clarkst., 1n bank. TO RENT--HOUSES. 0 RENT—CHEAP, AT OAK, PARK, A VERY. DE- sirable two.story honse, with barn and large yard. A. T. HEMINGWAY, Room 45 Central Union Blook. 70, RENT—HOUSE AT HYDE PARK,S ROOMS, ;L 6 closots, pentry, bath-room, hali, good ‘woll and cis- forn water, thres blocks from dc two from dumm: oszcszion gison the 30th November, rent_ 850 per mont fee.or address moat office, 161 Monroest. ~ JOHN 0 RENT-BOARDING HOUSE_THE NEW {1 in{; Nos, 1758 and 18 North Clark.st., rgo dining-room, largo kitchen, fintsh } will bo rented it applieg for soun. st., or KNAUER L e o iTro 16 xaaz of No. 178 North Olar OTHERS, No. 65 North Clark-st. 0 RENT_§2) PER_MONTHA_I-ROOM COITAGE on Wrongat., nens Main: 833 per moath, 2 Groom cottages, new, on Lungley. between Forty-fifth and Fort; giathsta,, by W. W. WATSON, Room 16, 164 La’ 70 FENT-NICELY TURNISHED TWOSTORY and basement brick house; all modern improvement: Tocation good. Rent, $i5 per month. Possession imme: diztely. No. 333 Gotiage Grove-av. 0, RENT_THE UPPER PAIT OF A COTTAGE ON n‘%:’%lnxdt., c‘c’lxnmlnlg 11:;;;’.! mxmiy‘?w.r' %ndu%‘i: £ent 33 po D % 23 BN TP et Mactisomune oo APRYto . RENT_NEW COTTAGE HOUSE ON CAMP- bell-av., pear Van Buren-st. $2 per month. Store and houso of 7 rooms %i0 Nerih Clark-st. 865 per month, - N. . MERRILL & CO., 13 Otis Block. T]'0 RENT-DWELLING HOUSE 1012 WEST ADAMNS: st., 11 rooms with furniture, in_good repeir, Board. houso keepers noed not apply. Rent $10. LOOMIS iy &FOLLRTT, 68 bedison sty Room 1. 7O RENT_OR TOR SALE—THE TWOSTORY IES. idenco3% Wast Adams-st, Will be rented furnished o will sell part or all of tho furniture, which i3 newand in good ordor. ~ Inquire on tho premisés. 0_RENT_FIRST FLOOR OF NEW HOUSE—SIX handsome rooms, conveniontly arranged for house. keeping; fine cook-stove, with hot water, boiler, and ipes in Kitchon; all modorn improvementa; half block rom Madison cars; brick barn. Applyat 134 Warrenave, corner Wood-st. 0 RENT—A DESIIADLE 6-ROOM HOUSE: RENT $£25 per month: with first-class modern farnituro for sale, *Apply or address H. C., 22 North Elizabeth-st., botwoeh Laks and Randolph: 0 RENT—%5- OALUMET-AV., TWO-STORY, BIX. Tooms, vory pleasant for emall family; references given and'required. Inquire on premises. 0 RENT—BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, 46 WEST IN- disna-st. W.WALLER, 20 State-st., Room 8. 0 RENT—OHEAP—A GOOD HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS A inGlencoe.” C. . BHOWNE, near depot, Evans- n. a TrOR, SALE_OR TXCHANGE-2 WEW SSTORY framo houses of 8 rooms_each an Unton-av., within to blocks of homs.cars, Wl eell on monthly pay- moats. F. B. HAMILTON, owner, Room 7, Sallo-st. OR _SALE—DOUGLAB PARK—63; AORES ON Twolith-st., near Douglas Park; ' dwolling house taken in pert payment. SNYDER 'k Rizou's Bulldiog, morthoast cormer of Moaroo' and La- alle sts. OR_SALE_A NEW THREE-STORY MARBLE front dwelling on Indizna-av., sonth house in biack, ‘with side entrance, between Thirteenth and Fomsteentht sts., fazorabla leasa on tho lot; to run for flty vears, Ap- Ply at 8 Jackson-st., of PRIGKETT & DRYSDALE. 'OR SALE-BY HENRY P. GEORGE, REAL ES- tate Agent, &9 Clark-st. : 80acres adjoining wertern city limits; asplendid pioce {for investment, cheap. i 60 feet, Onkwood boulevard, In’ the grove, at & very de- cidod bargain, on time. '60 fock, Boldon-av., near Lincoln Park. 25 fect, Roboy-st., near Jackson, And & largo number of cheap lots, some at only $450, each, on time. JFOE, SALE-NUST EELL_LOTS 1N MORGAN Park Addition to Washington Helghts, only $100 ‘each; emall paymont down, long time'on balence. Theso Tots will sell for 300 oach before Tou make your, last pay- ment. TRUESDELL & BROWN, 17 West_Madisox-st. OB _SALE-PRICE gi00,00-4 GRAND, INVEST, mont for monoy whors it cant bura up, and in 53ears’ time be worth one-fousth of & million. Examino and sat- i€y sourself._Tho 20-nore block, cuthiwest corner of Thic- ty-first and Wallace-sta., South Chicego. E. H. CUM- MINGS, No. 100 East Randolph-at. OR SALE—FURNISHED COTTAGE OF EIGHT rooms, bath room, pantry, and_closets, onlessed fround. N6, 10 Indiang.av, bobireen Twenty-fecond snd enty-hird-sts. _Apply on premises. [0 RENT—BY GOODRIDGE & STOKES, 709 WEST Madison-st.—House of 9 rooms, bath room, west of Unlon Park; low rent to responsible parts, dol.mga,fl sooms, Aberdeen-st., 835, Cottago, West Adsms-at., 8 farnished rooms; owhier and wifo will board with party renting. 8 furished rooms, South Halsted-st.; also, farnished and unfurnishod rooms. LEE, No. 14 0 RENT_TWO FIRST-CLASS 3-STORY BRICK ‘houses corger of Cassand Hlinols-sts., with good col. farg, They are just completed ; hata 10 raodis, bath-rooms, water closots, speaking tubos, and plentyof losots. Reat guly S0 perahonth g faod pormanent tenants. MEAD & COE., 79 West Madison. s TO RENT--ROOMS. '~ 0 RENT—LODGING ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN, einglo or on_suito, by the dey, week, or month, in Gentral Block, @ Matketst. Apply at'Room 12, dth 0 RENT_ROOMS NEATLY FURNISHED BY THE day or month; house first-class. Apply at 871 Wabash- 0 RENT_ROOMS—FURNISHED O UNFUR- nished, without board. . Apply fo &3 Upisersity place, Goror of Rhodes-av., or address H 8, Tribuao ofhte. TTi0_RENTROONS — THREE ONFURNISHED rooms, suitzble farhousckeeping for gentleman and o wihoht children; terma $%0 3 month, Inquiro 1tc%d est Madison-at, Also mmo- datod with faraished rooms At samme placer - oo 0_RENT — PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, WELL furnished, to 1 or2 gentlemen. 50 South Morganst. T]'0 RENT_NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, very desixabla. ' Apply immediately at No. 29 West Monroe-st., near Sangamon. 710 RENT_FURNISHED FRONTEOOM, SUITABLE for one or two zentlemen, without board. Applyat 138 Wost Adams-at. OR SALE—ONE_OF THE CHEAPEST LOTS IN the morket on Wentworth-av, 25x124, 8) foot strect, only 8700, cash: the owner must sell. PETER SHIAMP, § Taylorst, near Stato. 70_RENT_SOME GOQD_ROONS REAR HAT- kg ed gnd Ven Buren, Business room, Madijon, meat oion, S50 permonth. S 2 15 - DELL & BROWN, 175 West Aadisonst. OR SALE_TWO.STORY AND BASENFNT BRICE boaso with modern improvements, eat front, on Wa- Baan e o VY aear Tyroatiohied st postession ta of comber; terme asy: - cormior Staia and Harrison-ats. e OR SALE_MICHIGAN, PRAIRIE-AV, NICE ‘marble Lonsea; Wentworth-av, stores and houses; iong time; will ront. _S. MEARS, 69 Wabash-av. OR SALE—-OR EXOHANGE-WE WILL EX- : lchlngi-vm;‘-sgln al{ugmg. lmsl‘g:fl’cn. farnished c:‘m- o0, 58 W abagh 87.. (o Choles Lasido or RGr Droporty. D2 ol X SON, Real Eatato Ageute, 165 West Madi 3 JFORSALE-NEW 134 STORY COTTAGE, TOROOSIS, and lot_$6x1%, on Arnold-st., mear Douglas-place. Bfust be sotd this week. ~ J. H. KEELER, 145 Clark-at., corner AMadison. OR SALE—$7,00—1.ROOM DWELLING AND LOT, in excollent order, possesion_immediately, on Ran. golpt and Annsts, . B. BOYD, 180 West Washing. -5 JFOR SALE_HUNBOLDT PARK— BLOCKS OF 5 ‘83 s each fronting Humboldi Park. SNYDER & LEF, Foc i Nhtons Bullding, Rortbeast corner of Mobros and allc-sta. TFOR SALE_SOUTH PARK BOULEVARD 1w feot northeast corner of South Park Boulovard and Thirty-seventh-st. SNYDER & LEE, No. 1§ Nizon's Bullding, portheast corner of Monroe and LaSalle-sts. OR SALE—FULTON-ST. AND ST. JOHN'S PLACE Lot 901155 feet on northweat corner of St. John's placa and Fulton-st. SNYDER & LEE, No, 14 Nixon's Build- ing, mortheast corner of Monros and LaSalic-sta. OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, ON MONTHLY PAY- ‘ments, houso and lot on, Poflcst., near Westorn-av. Inquire on premises, or at 135 South Clark.st., in bank. OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE—CHOICE PIECE OF Cyuil-st. nroporiy, near now depot, below tho mar- ket. J. H. Blnsfimq 45 Bryan Block. [OR SALE—LOTS NEAR ROCK ISLAND CAR shops, cheap, loog iimoe; Nomonoy dows I improved immedintels. TARR, 5_West Randolphs Ot SALE—30 FEET ON DE KOVEN.ST., BET- tiscen Clinton and Jefforson-sta., very cheap; suitable for manufacturing purposes. GEO. W, HILL, 190 Madi- Eon-st., Room 9. OR SALE_9 ACRES 6 limits on North at 8100 per acre. HILL, 19 Madison-st.,’ Room 9. OR SALE_0X80 FEET ON WASHINGTON-ST. ‘near Clark, 262140 feet on Sonth Water-st,, near Wabash-av. 30276 fect on Dearborn-st,, ncar Lake. ‘£0x80 feot corner Lako and Wells-sts. 212106 fect on Walls-st., north of Taylor. 1095100 feet on northeast corner Wells and Ontarlo-sts. €010 foct on West Randolph-st., cornor Peotia, Cottages and lots Nos. 7, 9, 11, 13, and 15 North Peorls. AIl choice city proporty: casy’ terme: sold to_close up ax estata. J.B. WALLER, Executor, 330 State-st.. Room 8. SUBURZ2AN REAL ESTATE. JFOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-FOR CITY PROP. erty, o mow houso and 2% acres land, at Hinsdalo: Blso, a véry choica 10-acra black to oxchangs for cit erty. Caliat 81 Stato-st., 12t03. 0. J. STOUG O e Omtotomus o Rvoreas Mo oAl infn; rooms, threo minates’ wal Trom depot. - ApplY to W: LELAND, Hin (B Tareenthiet, Chleager 1 Hinsdale, I, or O SATE_100 FEET CORNER OF FIFTTSEV- onth and State, 850 per foot 3 75 laetonréu:h ndsjEi‘x:- ing, 845; 2fotson State and Fifty-fourth, and two on Bufaside st for $1000% worthedt Comer Of Stato 30 “fonribst, south and east fron THH SHIMP, o, 8 Tasior stes mosrStatar o0 P& TOR SALE_AT ENGLEWOOD—1 BEAUTIED 1‘ cottagos, just completed ; small p.’lrml‘nlEdAXrTn: ba{: Bnco on long Hng and own & s MILES WEST OF GITY GEO. W. prop: 0 and monthly. X ouse, HULBARD & GO & CO. Savo your' ront. 53" East Hard- COUNTRY REALESTATE. 70 RENT_FTOOR sROONS, GLOSETS, BUTTERY, ‘wator : now hiouso: b minntes' walk from Madison-st. bridge. No. 14 Plerce- '0_RENT—IN BUILD NORTHWEST CORNER " Halstod ant mm‘.:u]..fi.. %nohsnlu o gnfarsianod ona single rodm: also on 3 R o ot cormer Madacns * " 110 RENT—4 GOMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM for one or two gentlemen at 110 South Green-st. 3 ro a X 1 = Bor Saperior and North Wella-sts. e FIRST 0 RENT——A FURNISHED FRONT ROOBT, floor, to 2 young ladies, at $8 por month oach, Includ- {ng lights and fire; small (imily no boarders. 133 Bhart- }Ao':ls;a‘h;wmmmam ‘and Thirty-frst-ats. Call after RENT-1 LARGE FRONT ROOM, HANDSOAE- o, Iy taraished, for 2 gentl 5 5k Ehana sl ehagle soom. T Webasary T Ti0_RENT_NICELY FURNISHED ROONS FOR sentlomen; house modera tmprovements. 70 Teaty- second-st. 0 RENT-T0 A RESPONSIHLE PARTY WITHOUT o, Chlldeen, fore ico rooms suitable for Lossekeaping, near Van Tiuren-at, cars. the axty. Gall at Times olfce bofora 1l o e 0. RENT—VERY PLEASANT ROOMS 123§ PRAT- Tié-av., near Twenty-sixth-st. 0 RENT-BY A LADY OCCUPYING A LARGE honse alons, handsomely-farnished lodging.rooms, with all tho modern Improvements and comforts of boms on the most reasonable terms. Inquire at 44 Oassst car Ilinois at. TO _RENT~-STORES, OFFICES, &c TO,BENT-WITH STEAM ELEVATOR_THRER stories of Nos. 6 and 63 South Watersk., Bix35, to- gether with large office, 4033, with vaults and door com- Dlote, Suitably for osly Whiclosalo bustuess. ~ Inquiro on 0 RENT_STORE 155 TWENTY-SECOND:ST. ;E ith dwelling cbove. ‘M. L. PEAROE, W 0 RENT—1{3 STATE-ST., SECOND, THIRD, ARD fourth floo: e o1y ‘RUS it B Vet Siadhcart mo AP0V 1o B D RUS 70 RENT_STORE, &7 HALSTED.ST., NEXT 10 corner Harrison, 116 fe : into possessior 3. HVREELER, T Clark st Borhar Bsdione o508 0 RENT-HOTEL-N0. % EAST KINRIE-ST.TOR s ‘torm of years. App AN AVER L00MISE EoTTo0K TE West Wesh mprorany o v WANTED--MALE HELP. WANTED--FEMALE HELP. Bookkeepers, Clerks, &c. PWAKTED-TWO GOOD SATESEN, B 4 1EAD- i ik, dress, aud fancy goods honio in New York: Patiosrho "can control a. 800 trado wil roceive, axcel- lent encoursgement; 8150 & salesman speeislly for the German trade. Address In confidence, J Box S5 Now York City Post Offca, Yy ANTED_XOR OFTICE AXD STESSENGER. SUS: s, B b acdaaiatd. in 1ho chy ad and bo acqn city! B s recieed. Apply personally at 803 Indinaa.v. {TANTED4 SALESMEN FOR CITY TRADE W heoipay: BUSINESS AGENOY, 183 East Wash: ington-st. \TANTED—A YOUNG MAN 16 TO 20 YEARS OLD A“fflz‘sfics work; must be first-class penman. Ad- dross JOBBER, cate of Carrlor No. 5. ANTED — A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT W “dosble-entry bookkeoper, ons who nonderstands enocal oficawoek, Good reforénces required. Call st horman House, Hoom 9, to-day, from 1t02. "ANTED—_A SHART. ACTIVE SALESNAN FOR o, dry goods busiicss (to-go n the country): nond bt ircly AR whd oo el ot nced sprly, s K5t -y of tho,_Adams House. folat AXOBRY DB, of Stoliso, Til: Trades. ANTED — A GOOD CABINET MAKER, AT W ARRESoR, GILBERT & CO., 207 and 269 Wabasrav. Domestic: WANIED-A GERMAYN, SWEDE, OR SOANDI- i o do general hoasework in & smal family. Y mariaa glrlto 0o gen Bt will 124 & persiament Hiane > cali ab 1155 Ipdiana-av., near Thicty.secondst. WANIED A YOUNG OIRE, A3 NURSE FOR & v Aé‘;’{y; PO preferred.” Apply at 359 Warren- a7, corner' Oakley-st. NTED—. HAMBERMAID AND DIN- W Ot £o i Eacanaba, dMich.: good wages paid. MRS. THOMPSON, 1000 State-st. TWASIED-A GIRL ABOUT 15 YEARS OF AGE 1o da sgmtrad honsowork (n o amall family. Apply at 295 South May-st. ANTED—A GOOD HOBLE FOR A_GOOD COOE, W in a private lnongly ok‘?hmo, ‘st brick cottage on Van Buren-st., botween Hoyne and Leavitt-st. VWANIED-GIRL T0 DO GENERAL, HOUSE- work. Apply at 632} West Washington-st. "ANTED—A LITTLE G! 14 OR 15 YEARS OF e, whdd dbn hmugnn‘;kh 2 tamily nogsh'u:s-f man, Afs, 8ad baby; & goo e Apply at 125 Lytlost., or Room 1, No. 191 West Bladi- son-s ANTED—A _GIRL TO DO KITCHEN WOEK AT 105 South Park-av. ANTED—A GOOD_UOOK. REFERENOES RE- quired. Apply at385 West Randolph-at. NTED_THREFE, SMART LATHERS AND TWO W A ety bogs, ot & and 8 East Washington-st. No loafors noed apply. A SWEDISH OE NORWEGIAN GIRL AT steoad merl - Gall 8t 47 Falianst, cormet Union Park-place. VWANTED SIX, GOOD WINDOW FRAME BMAK- ers, at 445 Milwankoe-av. NTED—A_GIRL FOR_GENERAL HOUSE- W Ak o atast famtly, at 20 Sompso-ats ‘VV’A!:TED—A SCROLL SAWYER AT20FORQUER- 5t VWASTED-TUMEDIATELY, A GIRL, AT 8t Tangley-st. Wagos $4 per woek. Coachmen, 'l;;‘i;‘;‘%m"fiifi% N ANTED_10 TEAMSTERS OAN ERMA- W 7 and oot bosrd. Apply to JOEN P AT LI AR iad NTGD_A TEAMSTER WHO LIVES NEAR V2 Nidisen and Hoboy-sta. Inquice at 1T State st DANIEL BARGLAY: VYASTED—A GIRL T0 DO CENERIL HODSE~ ‘Work ; mast bo a good cooks Apply at 153 Ellis-av., between Walipanseh and Egan. - Seamstresses. VWANIED-A LADY COMPETENT TO RUN ANY sowing machine, to_whom coustant smployment will bo given. _Inquirs at Room 4, 181 East Madison-at. ANTED—A GOOD, RELIABLE MAN, TO DRIVE W 2 0ubia toam for 'a coal yard: also aboy to drive singlo team. _Apply at 561 West n-st. ANTED — A MUFF_AND COLLAR LINER. Highost wages; steady work. Apply at 207 West Afadison-st. YV ANZED A TEAMSTER WHO 1S THOROUGHLY rosponsiblo to doliver coal untli Ist Moy referoncos required. Apply to 5. W. MONTGOMERY, 159 Twents- second-s ANTED—AN ASSISTANT MILLINER WHO IS o} agmort saleswoman, togo [n tho country, Apdls ab 0 Adams woon 6and 8 p. m. © Soning. Ask for BrR. AAOBRYDE, of Molino, 11l VWANZIED-DRIVERS WHO HAVE HORSES AND ‘harness suitablo for coal carts, call at KELLEY, MORLEY & CO.’S Coal Yard, corner Nineteeath and Grove-sts., noar Eighteenth-st. bridge. Miscellaneons. ANTED—TEN GOOD MEN. ALSO PARTNER with small capital st 2§ East Washington-st., Room 2. 3 ANTED—G00 MEN FOR DIFFERENT RAIL- W At W to 53. Free faro. Appiyat £ North Ganal sod B Siwattkom av. PR ANTED_100 MEN FOR THE NORTH WESTERN Railroad, Fon du Lac, winter’s job; also, 200 men for Gario.& sllion. Rallrosd; - balf, fare. 500 levesmea for P. J. KENNEDY & C0. Tickets to all points South at half-rates. 2 West Lake, Room 5. VWANIED_L00 TAILROAD TXBORERS FOR Dichigan and Wiscousin; wages 83, 82.25 and $2.50; bonrd, 81: & winter’s work on some roads ; fare furnished 500 wood chioppers at good pricas; 40 farm hands at 81 por Gy g0 boszek 1,000 - lovess and sailzonds South cheap transportation given. Applyig CHRIST] x 161 South Canaliats or 59 Wost Randolphest, ANTED_SEVERAL MEN AND WOMEN FOR tho city, and one for overy town in tho Union, for an easy business that will pay 8300 in 20 dass on 85 to §8 cap- ital to start with. Ssmplas free, and steady employment. Yyl pay cxpensc to cliy snd roturn. It wo cannot show {bree’ timog the proflt of any other businoss extant. MERRILL & CO., 25 0nd 21 West Lake-st., Chicago. Biscellaneous. VWANIEDCA GIRL WHO, UNDERSTANDS FOLD- arCiools to . B LAWRENCE, %0 West Han- dolph: SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE, Bookkeepers, Clerks, &e. SITUA'HON WANTED-A YOUNG SCOTCHMAN, i girists tomporate. wisfoe aitzatton 1n & stors of ‘uzeful. - Good city references. Adaross . D H., 5 Prico Place, oft Dosplainest. TIUATION WANTED_BY & YOUNG MAN, 1§ & grocery; 6 years' expei < o would ng Sopt & siuatica 0 s wholosale Bouse. Address G % lbune ofica. STTUATION WANTED_Y & YOUSG MAN WiQ 1oy Sas B experlenge 838 Bokeonee 1 o et por- Hiéular nmulu?'. uifoves BOSINESS, caro of Bishop Gourt Hotel, Chicago. & Txadas, NO. 1 FRENCH ITUATION WANTED-BY A 3 N ‘baker on bread, pies, or cakes. Addressto E. LU- IER, No. 603 batest. GITUATION WANTED-BY AN ENGINEER OF m‘fi{,‘}j"v-s.“;mo Taos wih fortificate and ooy Tendations from o, emplosers. | Call oz 5 M—, 143 South San-m0n-8t. ANTED_TWO MIDDLE-AGED MEN TO OAN- vass Family Bibles, Life of Christ and Virgin, His- tory of Ireland, &c., beautifully bound, by weokly instal- monts; Good ' Indiivemcntato right men. No capital, but reference required. Apply to Y & HOWISON, 295 South Clarkest. ANTED_TWO EXPERIENOED _SALESMEN now travelling in West. ~WHITTLESBY & PETERS, 259 West Sadison-st. eu? RED-T0 TAEE CHARGE OF TON WANTED=1O TAKE CHIRaR S coing. - Thorousily Jidesstands b e stonocutters’ ntots, all or address A 35 Woss Madisonstoon TTUATION WANTED-BY A STEADY RELD able man of long mlrlam:eé a3 _cutter; o ealoaman, sad willing to work. Conld mvosta dolars 1 mecessary. Address V40, i d dressiz Bedny VW ANTED 50 GOAT, MINERS, 0 GO 173 SILES South: from £3 msé&erd can be mado; steady work; free fare, Also 50 railrozd [nborers for Ml 9,50 Appiy to &. ANDEESON & O i ANTED —300 LABORERS FOR THE] MISSIS- llgPl Central Rallroad; wages, 83.25 gl‘ day; ‘board, £3.50 per week. 25 for North-Western, at .mrr day. ~Also, chesp tickets to all points South. ~ Callat S %vost Madlson, or 15 South Genalsts. SHAW & WILSON. "ANTED — 60 SAW-MILL HANDS —FARE AND %:mlulu’:nhhfi&m the wng' E éfl-élo 7. 500 lnn! Poai g foyiaym Lands. AN AR, ‘h "ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO CANVASS—CALL, L8 batzwaen 9 and 10 o'clock, at 104 South Des- plalnesst. Coachmen, TeaMsters, &c. STIUATION WANTED-RY 4 YOUNG MAN (A Dan) i tako caro of horsos or cows and do general en. - Cannot speak much Eng- ‘work about the yard or gard: ek Addcees 400 North Wolls-stess lish, but willing to learn. A in thoclgar etofo. Miscellaneous. ITJATION WANTED—BY A MAN AND WIFE IR a hotal or private {amily; man as waier o porter, is 3 Is gos housa servant or Eosutstross. - Olty or conhtry. Abplyat 15 Second-ate QUUATION WANTED —BY A FIRSTOLASS travelling salesman, in groceries, tobace teas, or any line of bfldflflh&i}ufl Jobbing . B 85 Tribuno ofico. tamde SEUATION, WANTEDBY & MIDDLE-AGED ANTED—A GOOD STEADY MAN TO WORK 10 a barn and do chores around the honse; must be 3. singleman. Apply at 78and 80 O'Bricn-8t- VYANIEDA RESPECTARLE COLORED BOY, ‘to sttend to fires, and make bimself wsefal abont houso; must have good Toferenges as to honesty and gharactor. Apply between 19 and 3 o'clock a4 673 Wa- ash-av, ANTED_MEN AND WOMEN WHO WANT 00d Bames, {n & hoalthy aud prosperous countzy, and who want to embrace our liberal terms, by which'a part of your money i3 paid hers, and the rest In work afteryou are In the colony, will do well tocall 1n this ‘week, as we purpose changing our plans, 'We waat 100 Then {his week 3 go gat. - They cas get {mmediate work a shovel: 8% por month ‘driving tesmt, or 8173 "\%;‘ i cach case gur G bara Is Tanishon.. Ofica, Bat Madison-st. D.S. GREEN, Genaral Superintand- ent of Sonthwestern Golony of Colorado. TR o ormcs ST IO e towns (ca i Endaily: SWIRD & COr 1T Thirdave T ANTED — 10 LABORERS, TO WORK ON 1) man, ss private watchman. Address Y &, Tribuse TTUATION WANTED_BY A YOUNG MAN EX- perienced in the business, a position as travelling salesman for a wholesale grocery or liquor house. Address 877, Tribuns offic SITUATIONS WANTEB--FEMALE ITDATION WARRIBCRS A GOOD_SOAND: N 'ANTED- )gevian gul. Avply at 258 Milwaukeo-av. Miss HAN- TTTATIONS WANTED — BY TWO GERMAN girls, ono to cook, and ono for second worl. Thg Bestercatoranco can bo given. Call, Tor threo dags, at 78 Wabas TTUATION WANTED-BY A SWEDISH GIR] Diodo agenlh.umwnxk. “Please call at 299 Clybonrae: v. Joor. - TFUATION WANTED _BY A GOOD, FAITH fal, and stesdy gir, to do dining-room work in & first. Pash bonrding howss or reotsuriBE.. Stogt have £ood wa- ‘Clark-st. track, Apply to B, T. CRAIN, Supor: | ges. Flease lostate in sour sddress what you are willing it i 10 _give. Can give the best of references. aor fpeni, oS By o, S | B i A IED_REYS ACENTS [0 RUN ON IEEINOTS chgnénldkfi% Towa. Défl:luna glins"lflfldl!t—;m lassneed ~*Good lnducemonts, gpol aod ¢o 5 52y daross General News Agencs, L0, f H., Da: Biaaue, Towa, Box 15, ANTED—A BOY 13 OR 15 YEARS OLD, TO WV tlci ina store and drivo horse occasicully § sofer- ence required. ‘Adaress K 41, Tribuao ofice. ANTED—A FINE BARITONE VOICE_ WITH high register, for solo song in church. Address, ‘with name zud reference, cuui Carrler No. 1. BUSINESS CHANCE:! GOOD PAYING CIGAR STAND FOR BSALE cheap. _Inquire 371 State-st. 0 RENT_STOEES, OFFIOES, TOFTS, " basements Tnnew dasbla mnzuntx’msfg?m P . o Hurrison. O 5. WALLER, Ei'Stato-sts Hoom bt i 0 RENT—235 WABASB-AV., THE MAIN FLOO ad part of tho basomaents wble oF 1n Pares: “Rpay TP stairs. 70 RENT_SHOP ROOJ[, WITH POWER, SUIL- . L ablo for manafactory. 230 Michigan-st. Goiuring Rrposas. AND TOOL COMPANY, 14 Faltonst. 0 RENT_THE, TWO STORES AND DASENENTS, C.8t. cap. i in ), 17 North Clarkst., or KNAULE BROS., No. 55 North WANTED=-TO RENT. ANTED-TO RENT-BY A MIDDLE.AGED, quiet gontleman an unfurnished sleeping room wil 1n ono mile from old Conrt House: reference given. A dress, with prico and location, Q 93, Tribune offica. VY AFIED_TO RENT-SUITE OF UNFURNISHED of Mooty seconas = dress EO W, 95 Wabsshran, Y e VVANIED-TO RENT_A SIMALL TURNISHED ‘Bouse for a family of three. No childron. Address 016, Tribune offico. OR SALE_ONE OF THE BEST IMPR( PO i oot Camaty. Wibosin, TeAOVED ‘miles from Kenosha and fifty miles from Chicago, on tha line of the Chicago, Milwaukeo & St. Paul Rn\finy, with prospocts of o depat on the farm, containing 10 acres, A £00d tvo-story brick houso and other necessgry out hotsos on tho premises ; also & choeso factory, it having heroto fore been used as a dairy farm, for which it is sdmirably adopted. It 1s known as Sweot's farm. lr. J. H. Wins. Tow, who is ziow on it, will takoe pleasure in showing tho preiniscs to anyons wiebing fo make an lnspection. © or rms, &0, - X, enoab Ne's TR W tiytian, dre, 365 Wabash-ar.s Ghtenge. °F OR SALE_A PALATIAL, RESIDENCE, W lunk).flgf nrnAmSL Jenu; ‘flnd.!l uiNb;InhedB;t Xosamd uanmH! x 0% the St. Josoph Rivar, 1n 5 SUUREHY BaCON, wiles, hiten. o Ducn. Address MISCELLANEOTUS. A JUSIO TEACHER DESIRES A PLEASANT roommate at 491 West Madison-st. Hotand cold wa- ferbath. South merble-front room, east of Union Park. i tos i rond, i Pontac, - Address sine o0, in Pontiac, : P. TURNER, Pontiac, 11 = e “A SMALL EOTEL FOE SATE. DOWNG & GOOD businoss. Address D 09, Tribano offeo. GEATY ELEVATOR OF ABOUTS,W0 BUSHELS or sale, 23 £9o oint o Lisio Division, of tho . & N. "W~ B 15, “Will be sold ‘o8 e e e T B e O R ail npon or o e 25, 161 and 168 Washington:at., Chicago, L. i N UNUSUAL INDUGEMENT AL Sovenm o o ailready for busincss; spiendid jocation, snd with. 1h custom’” of 40 sleoping rooms. B. MAUZY, 113 West ako-st. A FIRST-CLASS DRUG STORE IN THE CITY OF Burlington, Jowa, for sale ; situated on the principle g Tl A A 25,500, Kadcins PERRY & MITLER, Box ows. CANDY STORE AND OYSTER SALOON, &7 Statasst., for sale. Apply on the premises. TIRST.CLASS RESTAURANT FOR SALE, AT 110 Eagt Kdama-st 12 good running order, ith o 5d Tun of cus r dag. Tho pro- Bointor betng ont of healtn wishos s change of climator ‘Population of city quit the business. 203 Burlington, GTIVATIONS WANTED.BY 3 COOKS, § EOUSE: aing room, 4 Kitehen gisls, 1 womna for o B e T Ctent Wostamn Hisiness Exchange, 141 West Washington-st. - TTOATION WANTED_BY GOOD SMART ECOTCH 1; waats sieady place for tbe wintar as second gizl IR aSrliste family. - Taqnire st 83 West Madion-st. ITUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD GIRL, TO DO S Eetaral or Wiiohon wmork in 8 small private famtl; Bouth Side preferred. Please call or 58 ANN! O'CONNOR, 16 John-st., near gflk(efL TTUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL TO DO d k in & private family: South Side preferre: e A R e Seamstresses. SlTUAT]ON WANTED—AS SEAMSTRESS AND TO tak T chilaren or of an tavalid Iady. N0 objec: S e L e T AR coln-av. Miscellaneous. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY A8 salesmap ina dry _goods store; speaks German and English. fddress B B Gleck Bost Oifice. PARTNERS WANTED. ARTNER WANTED — WITH 840, IN GOOD P businoss placo; restanrant aad saloon.” 160 Esat Ha- Tison-st. ARTNEE WANTED — WITH 85,60 OAPITAL, either active or dormant ; if the latter, a goarantecof 20 per cent on nvestment can be given. Enlarsed facili- ties aro requircd for a steadily and eafe ncreasing busi- pess. Interview appointcd by addressing P. & ., cara Chatdier's Advertising Agency; 124 Bouth Clafk-st.. icago. PARINER WANTEDWITH 32000 CAPIT, tako s half Intorest in an ostablishad and paying busi- Dess. For particalars, call at 579 Wabash-av., Hrone ARTNER WANTED—8300 FOR HALF INTEREST o 220,060 now stock, ead catsblished offce busincss; 2 monthly; reforences exchanged; EastWidiagton-se,, Room s, - “ '[OTEE, AYD BOARDINGHOUSE, OF % EOORS 33 WostTake:st., aoa Groea, dojag good Untlaces: rofita averagiog S0 o $00:, et 315 Hontn. Some faraitars for. salo. A o to LR BRRBSON & O 16t LaSalle sty Ot Block. 7 ISHTo DISPOSE OF MY FIRST.OLASS BIL- Tor tha R pean o abcesiary. S 0010, 55 (0. Do or - Cashy moe X B . SDELL & "BROWN, ‘PARTNER WANTED WHO CAN FURNISH SF00, ‘or who ha city property on which that amount csn by ‘borrowed, to joia me in a real estate spocolation. 50,000 «can be made En one year. Address H 73, Tribugoe office. PARIIER WANTED_WITE 5,000 TO 320,000 IR a first-class trado. Best roferences given and ssked. Address B 16, Tribuna office. PARINER WANTEDIN £ BUSINESS THAT IS un legitimato and well established. Address W 20, Trib e office. anco on time. Apply to TRI Real Estato Brokers, 17 West Madison-st. NORTE SIDE DRUG STORE FOR BALE-GOOD Tocation, and good reason given for selling ant. In- Quire at 159 Bast Kinzio-at. ASH PAID YOR UAST.OFF, OLOTHING AXD 020%s goods o d, Dy eoating, 51, GBLDER, 1585 Offico, 51 Statesp. o & 1oHer R. WM. HORNE, DIPLOMATED VETERINARY Surgeon. Office, Avory's Livory Stublo, 183 Stato- st., near Monroo. Prompt attontion given. © TO BURKE'S FLAG YARD FOR YOUR EOOF copeing. 210 East Monroe-st. X SHOBING DONE IN FIRST-OLASS STYLE AT 1215 South Desplaines, cornor Van Buren-st. Satlafac- tibn guaranteed on all work. 0. T: JONES. REAL ESTATE WANTED. "ANTED—A LOT ON MADISON, EAST OF HAL- a2 Seleren o By ‘West Washington- 2 TORAGE FOR LIGHT GOODS CAN BE HAD SSI West Washington-st., second floor. Apply toN.g Carpet Renovating Co. ANTED_A SECOND HAND SATE WITH AN IN- W/AlSe oot abose oo name of ma- xor. “Addross BATE, Room 11, 150 Momraacsh 0 & ANTED-2 DEOIDED BARGAIN TN ACRE onth or west o tomer. »r. VARATCEN, 163 Lasaltost Room 1o - oomer "ANTED—GOOD HOUSES AND LOTS WELL LO- A oy Biviskan: Honsire pragerto: HENRY' J. GOODRIOH, Heal afate Broker, 33 Wa- ash-av. W ARt ior, o hagses sad lensod Tote.” Axply a0 B Do ioh, o8 e % MERRILL #'05,, 13 Olis Block: Ay T T, COMFORTABLE ANTED ThO abitti Tan adk e wlm%:fi, or 100 miles of Chlnl’xan l{]flflgnt?vl::‘lg%{a {om 8 mtldadsiaton 5 sctaltyof ko horapiatemad CORN. 575 West Mobroo-at. & i FINANCIAL, I HAVE EASTERN FUNDS TO LOAN ON CHICAGO mfl!?:;tc, ‘X'[..nml of ::;z Toss than $5,000; mcghlruta Commissions. . ALFRED JAMES, Somor Clark and Madison-ats. 'y Seutlmess LD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE AT WHEATON, 111, worth 33,000, to exchango for real estats and $500 cash. on or Dr. A. H. HIATE, 135 South Clark-st., Chicago. ON’E OF T BEST RAILROAD HOTELS IN Sonthern ofs, 0§ rooms, barn, &c., &o., g8 gmnx business; . price, 83,500. A grocery and four iouses on lensed ground in the heart of the city; price, 84,000 PETER fiofllfl’. 8 Talor-st., near State, ES;[‘A‘D}.{AI\'T Alg'?u CONFECTIONERY {(2”1} ko, caved dozon dining zoom ehais, ot it oo oz log 2o ETAIL STOCK SHELF HARDWARE AND stoves (about $10,000 or $12,000) for sale or exchange, gh art for city real estate. AddressJ S D, 203 Lake-st., co. ; MALL SALOON FOR SALE—WELL SITUATED, at thoroughfare; best adspted for lager b ANTEDTO DAY A TIORET OF PASSTOTON: | hoa scl covmns prs S0, owier, Boas Sways sosms VY tmaland roforn. 39l a2168 Randolpivst, baso- | above o zont cieap. KIMBALL & CO., I e Stey Room 13. TANTED_PRIVATE PARTIES HAVING _OIL | QPLENDID COZY RESTAURANT. UP TOWN, ¥0O W ey Toar wish 1o well 3ledas naioems 1088, | S sulor “Apoy 1o, Frofesscs COIGNARD, 178 South Fribulo ofbca: Waterst. g VW ARTED-ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND YARDS of lathing to do before the I5th of Docember, 1873. Address for two days G 60, Tribune office. i Ak P X b g Call oun HYDE, 72 East Madison-st., bmx:l;nrbl‘ it TEEORIATION WANTED-ANY ONE ENOWING ‘the names and rexidences of one or more of the legal Feprosentatives of Charles S. Stanton, who was an auc- tior in Chicago in 1 ‘will oblige the undorsl; by fiv‘?fi'fi' e R Lo T on G 0. T 15 [sdison-st., Boom 9. PAEWKR WANTED—A PARTY WITH A BUSI- mess oredit, to jofn in opening a Christmas and fancy ‘goods store. Address D 39, Tribune office. ARTNER WANTED—A BUSINESS MAN, WITH e B e oot Tasottigariony o A t Ehincs solfom ofored. "Apply 8t 143 Adama-st. ARTNER WANTED—EXTRAORDINARY OPPOR. tunity—A _gentleman of integrity, and capabls of acting as ticket seller and treasurer, to become partner in one of the most popalar and bflb—glfins exhibitions In the country. _Small clspihl juired. _Address, for foll gaxlrfl.:o fln'(.‘t‘rl, J. U. VOSBURGH, Bl8 Wabash-av., Chi- PABTNEB ‘WANTED—ACTIVE PREFERRED, IN a well-established importing and jobbi ‘business, ith govd manutacturers sgencies:credl; East vt olaast £8,000 to 810,000 needed to increase the business, which ‘bears strict {nvestigation. Address K 24, Tribune office. ARTNER WANTED-IN A WELL-ESTABLISH- o :g.od.lnnd mineral manufsctory. Address G 8, cars A LOST AND FOUND. VWANTED—A FEWFOUNDLAND DOG, OVER1 Jear old and undor 2. _Address B, Tribuno offico. HORSES AND CARRIAGES. e S SO S U T QR _SALE —CHEAP — % GOOD ~ BUSIVESS horses, in good condition for work; also good loather- top and open buggles. 70 West Monroo-st. OR SALE_ONE OPEN BUGGY, IN GOOD B o o s o, O e 6, G, BRADLIY, BherifPs Office, O1d Court Housa. TFOR SALE-ONE GOOD DRALT TEAN TAND 7 years, wagon and harness, 169 North Wells-sé. ONEY LOANED ON COLLATE] et panes bUTEHt And_seld: by 1 B DERRICR & CO., 188 East Madison-gt., Room 8. OR SALE—_NEW LIGHT AND HEAVY EXPRESS ‘and delivery wagons, and one socond-hand express agon, chosp, at £ South Canal-st. PERSONAL, ONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSES AND MOSEE IR Saom O T A A _ANEBODY KNOWING ARQUT ROBERT NEWS. b 13 obligo Thonias Nowehumn, his brothor, b Tving Jaformation &0 Mrs. RATHBONE'S, 13 West iwing-st. PERSONAT_LEFT HISHOME ONMONDAY, NOV. 11, 1812, a boy 17 years of ago; name, John Hodgkins} bad on, when lastsoen, 3 grey plaid jackot, light thin ants, has dack hafradd oros, subjoct to/fits, and stoat milt. Any information will ho thankfully received by his fathor, JONAS HODGKINS, at 1633 Wost Lakost. st O A D S CLAIRVOYANTS. A S A e St A B R s %, SATHEW AND MADAM MAYNARD GAN tell of business, marriages, journess, liwauits, ob- ont fricnds, lost ar stolen propérty, or anything you wish foknow, Cares fits, peralysls, ricumatism, deafness, sore eyos, seminal Wweakness, consumption, liver com: lafat, aguo, catarrh. Delicato disgases cired ina fowr Says.” Gl or mo pay.. 201 Wost Madison-st. ° DIVORCES. A AR AR A AT P o N AR RS AR Drvonczs LEGALLY OBTAINED., FEE AFTER decreq; scandal avoided; nino years' practico in the ‘courts of Chicego, Address P. O. Box LT, 4 MQNEYT0 LOANON HOUSEROLD FURNITURE, houses, Pinos, and_ oth curity. E. BOGERS, Gential Untin Block, Ropags, cecurils. £ M[ONEY LOANED ON GITY REAT ESTATE ARD 5 leasod ground B GROBEAAN, Toots b T Aloutay ais o PoPOr bought. 81.000 OASH TO LOAN FOR ONE YEAR. AB ol BOTT & OLIVER, Room 8, No. 153 Mon- FOR SALE. tscis s e RORBBUIR 2 OF SALE—A LARGE FIRE-PROOF SAFE, N B A bl on or ddma u.%‘ssr‘\xol\'s,n e West Madisoh-ste JPORSATE_A WELL SELUCTED, NEARLY NEW Law Library, abont % volumes. Address PETTENGILE, foom 17, Boono Block. SR OR SALE_A CHOICE LOT OF PEACH-BLOW gngatm, instore. Fixtures for ealo, and stora to rent. for 815 por mhonth, if required, Call at once and scoure & ‘bargain. €3 West Van Buren-st. JFOR. SALE_4 DIEEOLD & KIENZLESATE, S6X% ¥i incido, “gsacly now. HUTCHINSON & LUFF, a1 STEM!ED ¥OOD FOR HORSES—I CAN TAKE A ‘few moro horeos for the winter: storage for carriages. W. LELAND, Hinsdale Court;office, 205 Seventeenth-st. AfiTEDETub(’B)PY—‘fi GODDH.)):de J\BO‘{,T s woll proporttone on J. BROWN, 10 West Hadison sey aftor 10 8. m. 'WANTED—A GOOD HORSE AND A BUGGY, TO- ‘gether or separate, and pay in Dfltfiodl—mn Blees WO VALUABLE FLOURING NILLS FOR SALE; cl ‘water power; five run_of burrs each: viz.: *‘Bl Hark M1l18 5 Aarors, 111, ** Afrdris Sills, " at Mot gomery, 1ll. Sold ta close up'an estate. _For particulars d termus apply to or address L B. ;g’sax;r:!:]’; rtaors ‘WALLER, Executor, S100 VL S AN ENTERFRISING YOUNG eturin Lacinss pesios SH008 work. ool on e G- 4ctaring business paving S2008 wock, NN CEMENT COMPANY, 56 South Halstod-at. CASH IN HAND, WILL SECURE TO A OST—STRAYED, OR STOLEN FROM JAMES Brown, 225 -McGregor-at., near Wentworthav., & black cow, with broad horns, long bushy tail. $l0reward 1f returned. T.GST-COMING FROM TWENTY.SIXTH, ON COT: tage Grove-av cars to corner Madison-st., s penfant of lady's ear-drop, set with emerald and dismonds. Top dollars xo wrill be paid for same at JENKINSON RIS 55 Satest. = z Pm————— KED UF — A BAY MARE 15 HANDS HIG! 5 years old. Juformation given by tho foreman ai go0d man, with good references, & hallinterest '& POWELL'S barn, 21 West Madizon-st. 1n a cash basiness, that wi hundred dollars . g honihir. 118 act WadhIDRton et Haot B TRAYED_ON WEDNESDAY MORNINC,A tader 3 & & Wash- AGENTS WANTED. T e siarlad rynstucog st o G508 Ve GENTS WANTED — PROFITABLE EMPLOY- | ['AKEN UP—A YOKE OF OXEN_OWNER CAN ACERE Tish to employ gontlemen and Yo % | T easamoty proving propersy pod payiog elngiees. Salicit ordors for tho colontated fmproved Brckoye Snus: | Addross . MOOLELLAN, cornerof Ulmer and Doug- BT M s L 0 g poth sides, 3¢ b Laeplace TED STOLEN, 20TH 3 3 , , gather, R N, Tuile,—ind sow from the Ancst, nathaook b oarer ‘ove | S5 SETARD SBATED O, oty spadisandlenthor, Yor farther partcula sadmma | DL, S0P LD oty thontiThands Blshcie W. & HENDERSON & 00., Clovoland, Obid, or Bt. | SiAtB RESRS ity toot: veey slimand homely. GEANGER 2 ~ & CO., 80 North . solGes Link potion Shattly Sowing Aachinos i = ANTED — TT0TD N ond In faet. thoy have 5o suerior o ey be | A CENLS, AT D oD MAPS I funufacturing pirposcs. J. H. LEROW & CO., 57 | gro. ‘elc, The most nopafar and salibla poods pablahed Twenty-second st. L60EEIOVD £ 0Oy 15 Mithaver Ohago: RS GENTS WANTED-SILVER TREE % s Do e S R Ty | dh et e, SAB I JEAPIEE PARLO) 0 T | Roadies and Goldon Gaskots. " Catl aadsen or sond Tor B and pablio sppreciation of this valuablo inyeation continues nnabated: . Nonrly 1,000 aro now in aso in ChL: O awd 1te aala 15 constantly Inoronsing. - Nothing 8 ay of farnituro 5o meots tho wanis of the times. Ererybiagcsn ton v genleclyn one oo, andobody itead nowada s, ol O hmatisats of Bl0 8 month 1 desired. Einpire Parior Hedstead Co., 22 West Madison-st. ARTIES WISKING 10 DISPOSEOF FURNITORE D A M e oy A SaSral o apply to 3. H. Wy otal Anctionoess, omes 151 West Lako-st., and 53'South Girponter. fres samplo. _A. RAY, 25 West Lakost., Ghicago. GENTS WANTED_GOOD OARVASSERS ARE making $10 to $12 T 1 o Ao el oot T Fece 8T LN INGTON, %3 West Monrog:st., Chicago. = BMACHINERY. MES' ENGINES, PORTABLE B8 Forbouets ot e o ahiliars, bolting, & b e &0, COTEIRS STTORE Do Cmatse. SEWING MACHINES. B N O e ity THE LIGHT AND EASY.RUNNING D OH S dowing Aachino: sold on montbly pay- menta " Ofice, &7 South Halsted'st. Open eveninga. MEE BE SOLD—A GROVER & BAKER SEWING {n fine run rder, for 815: two oth oo achiata st $10 each. B, MAUZY, 10 West Eker st., op stairs. WILKINS, 25 South Desplatnes:st, and 157 Milwan. oo-av, Machincs sold on eaty pionthly Iastalments snd. §m5m SEWING MAOHINE OFFICES OF J.N. ° work ven in payment if desired. INSTRUCTION. S AN ST RO e P O A O oguskly dadotancs b = Ditaist who hhhnn:nnu. !{euglddxwhl 18, Tribune office.