Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 5, 1872, Page 7

" 2 atement does not include a large .amber used in town and taken to un this district. - . mills have all aéx‘ut down, and navigation 4 z 1 1.« the season is clo: MILL, LUMBER, AND IRON NOTES, 4 The manufacturing season for 1872 is now mearly at a close. Most of the mills have already shut down, and at the writing of this ar- ticle, ice has formed in the river to such an ex- tent as to render navigation virtually closed for the ceason. But little lumber has been sold during the past month. As to prices, the better %‘mdes zare held firm at $7.00, $14.00, and $35.00. 'his has been the ruling price for the month, with, perbaps, the excoption of a little conces: sion in one or two instances, in order to prevent 100 great an accumulation on the docks. - A con- sidersble amount of lutmber will be carried over this winter.—ZLu: an’s Journal. —The Saginew Enferprise says: Business in the woods is going on briskly, nobwithstanding the delay by the horse disease. The dealersin supplies of various kinds, and the railroads which transport them, are seid to be doings ‘business which indicatés & somewhat larger cut of loga this winter than has been generally cal- cuisted upon. There is some stending timber which * was injured by the fires of last year, and must be cut this winter. 'This perbaps has scme influence to crowd the business to greater proportions than it would otherwise take. There are, on the other hand, some streams which have yet all the logs cut last winter Iving as they were <dumped to catch the freshet which never came. —The Montague Syndicate, in forecasting the prospects of lumber for the coming season. is of the opinion that the market will be dull and the supply in excess of the demand. This will arise in a great measure from the increased amount of timber sawed by wills located in the interior of both Michigan snd Wisconsin, and nov firat made nccessible by tlhe opening of new rail- roads. - Thers are in White River and in the booms on White Lake nearly or quite twenty millions of logs—about a qearter of ovr usualor annual stock. On some of the other rivers in Michigan the stock to be carried overis more, while on others it is less but it is gafe to call the pro- portion on White River a fair sverage, and 8oy & quarter of a swck, or two hundred and fifty millions, will becarried over i he western part of Michigan. —In 1871 there were eleven mines at Escana- ba; in 1872, wenty-one—an increase of ten in & smgxlgifx:nr. To distribute among these mines the railroad has 1,250 cars, or about 60 cars per dey to eath mine. Some of the larger mines, of course, handle a gréater number of cars. The cars ufl{znbnnt 5 gioas tons of ore. From the 1st of 1fay to the 1st of November thers were shipped 1m the chutes of Escana- ba 482,000 gross tons uf ore, or an average of 73,000 tons per month. ¥n November there were only 45,871 tons shi;g;ea. In one day in June, the 8th, there wero 9,147 tons loaded on vessels, Theré are thirts-tw kinds of ore mined in this rogion aod shippd from Tscensha. Thoy are as follows: Jackion, two kinds; New York, two kinds; Clevelaid, Angeline, two kinds: Barnum, twokinds ; Toster, Cascade, two kinds : New England, McCmber, Grand Central, two kinds; Negaunee, tw kinds; Smith, Harriman Allen, Winthrop, Wiliams, Bageles, o kinds Red Chalk, Rolling Mill, Pittsburgh ). and Lake Buperior, Excelsior, Carr, Gribbon,smchigmm —The ' Muskegon News and Eeporter says: The firm of Ryersor, Hill & Co. have let the contract to cut 5,001,000 feet of logs this fall and the first of tie winter to Nich. Schuler. The logs are to betransported by the Chicago & Michigan Lake Shire and the Muskegon & Bij Rapids Railroads t» their mill in this city, Which will be started up 1gain in about two weeks and run all winter. Over 1,000,000 fest of the above amount is on skids cow and will be_transported by the ,&ml“thme as fast 19 the railroad company can o it. The Boom Company has delivered over 800, 000,000 feet of logs during the season just closed, and with the small stock on hand last spring it may safelybe stcted that abont 300,- 000,000 feet of lumber has been cut and shipped from this port for 1872. The movement in- angurated 7 Ryerson, Hills§ Co. (which it be followed by others assoon as practicable) will make a material difference in the amount of Muskegon Jumber offered for sele at Chicago hereafter, and we hope the time is Dot far dis- tant when our lumbermen will sell every inch at home instead of shipping the lumber across the Iake, and take whatever price the Chicago lum- ber sharks see fit to pay. A VERY ANCIENT FAMILY. A Sixticth Wedding Anniversary at Lopsficld, Mass,— Something for American Genecalogists. From the Boston Trareller. Averyrare event, and one of exceedingly great interest, occurred in Topsfield, Saturday, Nov. 2,which was the celebration of the 60th anniver~ sary of the marriage of Bir. Zaccheus Gould and Miss Annie Hood. The daywss one of the most beautiful of the season, and in the morning the friends began to arrive, until atlength there were over ninety people gathered at the old homestead to participate in the exercises of the day. The company assem- bled was o remarkable one, the eldest being & eister of Mr. Zaccheus Gould, Huldsh by name, who was 85 vears of age, and the youngest, s grest-grandiaugber of Mir. Gowld, culy 5 wesks old. X numberof sged people ware present, whose heeds were white as the snow. Mr. Gould snd his wife have had ten children, of whom six are now living. Mr. Gould himself was one of a family of ten children, and was born Jan. 19, 1790, snd his good wife was born July 29, 1795. His father's name was Zaccheus also, and was one of a family of eleven children, whose father's name was Eleazer, and he was one of nine chil- iren, whose futher’s name was Zaccheus, and bo was one-of eight children, whose father's name was John, and he was one of five children, whose father’sname was Zacchens, and this man. was born sbout 1589, and resided at Hemell Hempstead end Greab Missenden in England, came to New England about 1638, establish- ed himself finally in Topsfield, and died here sbout 1670. ~This Zac- cheus was the eon of Richard, who was born in 1553, and his father’s name was also Richard, born in 1530, and his father’s name was Thomes, born in 1500, and his father's name was Richard, ‘born in 1478, and his father's name was Thomas, born in 1455, This is as far back as the family has been able to trace their ancestry, which is very much farther than most people can trace the This is & venerable, venerated, andlong- eirs. lived encestry. The house inwhich the anniver- gary was celebrated is about 200 years old, and the very house in which Mr. Gould, in whose honor the occasion occurred, was born, A short distance from this is another old house, built by Mr. Eleazer Gould, the grandfather of Zaccheus, ‘hose great chimney &nd general appearance Eiute Ft:e antiquity.” Mr. Gould and his wife stated, on this 2d day of November, that, so far 85 their memory served them, every 2d of No- Somber, for the last sixty years, hnd been a pleasant dey, and they also said that they had not had during that time any severe sickness, g0 that the average medical expense during that Jong time was mbout &1 per year. The Mres couple 'sat, during (ke service, sids, by side,—beautiful sight,—end at obe time Afr. Bould took the opportunity to pay a beautifal nd toaching tribute of affectionate regard to Bis wife, saying that, under God, he oved his guccess in life mainly to the untiring devotion % the good woman by his side. There were ent in the company Mr. Richard Hood, of avenport, and Miss Mary Hood, of Topsfield, poth of whom were present at the wedding sixty weara 8g0. There were also present Mr. Eleazer Adpde of Zonbedt, 5Rd his ife, & brother of | ; THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1872. us Gould, and this brother's golden wed- 18 celebrated about a yesr 8g0 in Pea- THE EVIL EYE. femarkable Casc of Mallucination - An 0ld Couple Profess to Believe ‘hemselves Bewitched by a Myste= tious Policeman. . Fromthe Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, Nov. 25. /On Saturdey morning last, shortly before foon, there appeared at_Police Headquarters astrange-loaking old couple, evidently Germans, who wished very particnlarly to see the Board of Commissioners. The man was a pale, sal- low-lookin 5 Teight, and apparently suffering from dyspepsia or some form of liver complaint. His personal looks were rendered quite unprepossessing by his crooked and bent attitude, the result of a hunch-back deformity. He was dressed in the costume of a laborer, and, altogether, made a queer appearance. His wife was about of the same lheight jas himself, and also dressed very plamly. Her “features “were of the lower “German . type, acd her countenance- was disfigored by a large plaster, covering a wotnd or_bruise over the right eye. On being conducted into the private roota of the Com- missioners they commenced to jabber volubly in in the German dialect. Fortunately Commis- sioner Beyer understood what they said, and the cause of their prievances was soon made manifest. They claimed that & certain police- man, known only to them as William, was in the habit of exerting an evil infinence over them and their home, making them. miserable in every way, and causing everything they did to be uoprosperons. As may be imsgined, the Commissioners heard these strange statements with no little surprise, and Mr. Beyer endeav- ored to make them believe they were laborin, under a delusion; but to no Ewuu Bot| were terribly in earnest, and both were in nmlgfit 0 wretched stats of mental d.imi:ietude. woman burst into tears as she related her story, and persisted that the nfisterfionfl policeman, whom, by the way, she could not describe, was, by the %]ower of evil spells, tormenting her and her husband. She stated that the polic’ n had often called Ther vile names and attem 7doher violence. After both_had exhaus. emselves in the relation of their story, u. _Commissioners promised to investigate the affair, and tho old couple went away, apparently satisfled. On in- quiry, it was found that the only poleicman pamed William in the Fourth Precinct, where the parties lived, was Patrolman {Villiam Heichberger, but he knew nothing of the affair, and had never seen the old man or his wife. Plainly, there was some delusion in the whole matter. One of our reporters learned the cir- cumstances, and, together with other members of the city press, resolved to make s visit to the old couple, and investigate, 23 far as possi- ble, for the benefit of the public. 45l Procuring the services of a competent inter- preter, yesterday morning & party of five or six ersons started from Police Station No. 4 to the Roma of the victims of sorcery, enchantment, and evil influences, which is located in the rear of No. 426 Hickory street, two or three doors from the corner of Sycamore. The house is & home of poverty. e party found the-old woman st home, and her husband sbsent at church. She was engaged in cooking, and beld in her hand a tbumglrwom book of Catholic devotions, printed in large German type. Standing thus by a small stove in the room, she snswerad all questions put to her, frequently bursting into sobs and tears. She said that her husband’s name was Joseph Gutzweiler, and he wasged 59 years. He had no regular ocou- ation, but was a wood-sawyer, and gained & fiving in that way. Her own age, he said, was 53, and she was married twenty-one years ago, in' Lancaster, Penn. Both were born in a small village in Byitzerland, eand neither can_speak English. They came from Lancaster, Pa., about six weeks ago, and stopped at the Hamburg House in this city. They were there tomenfil;?by witches, go left, and passed one night as lodgers at the Third Precinct Sta tion-honse on Mohawk street. On commencing to live in their present house, they were tor- mented by this imaginary policeman, of whom they complined to the Board, and who, it is safe to gay, is a phantom of their own imagination. He had, said the poor woman, with tears in her eyes, béwitched her 5o terribly that nothing she did could prosper. Many times had he ap- peared, and, by the 2id of sorcery, made her crawlinand out of the window. He bewitched the lock by his evil influence. She stated, then, that her tormentor lived next door, .that his name was Wilheim, that he was also a Switzer, and had & wife who was & witch. Once he en- tored the house and made marks on the table ; once he came upon her and tried to knock her down in the Chippewa market ; and invariably he_hangs about %JB! bed, and holds her a’gza wide open so that she .cannot sleep. 8 same man and his witching wife had got hold of her husband'’s saw, and o bewitched it that his wutmost endesvors fo' mse it were vain. Again both heard their tormentors epeaking to them through the wall every night, and calling them vile and filthy names. Twice in.the night she saw the witch. She protested that they were quiet_people, mever had any quarrels, and never did anything wrong. She exhibited a bottle of holy water, and a small Catholic charm or medal which had been given her by a priest, but these did no good Bhe kept them tied up very carefully in & piece of Tagz. The medal she obtained froma missionary at St. Michael’s Church, and thought she would then be free from torment. During the interview the old man retwrned from church. He was very anxious to show the party his_marrisge_certificate and christening ‘papers, which were locked- up in & large wooden cheat. ‘I'hsgem old, greasy manuscripts, but the couple ded them as precious treasures. The object of showing the papers was to prove that they were honest people whonever did aught to be tormented by sorcerers and witches. Both agreed that thers could be no peace of mind for them until their persecntors were driven away by some power stronger than their own. ‘When the interview terminated our reporter made inquiries among the neighbors, and lesrn- ed that no policeman lived in the vicinity; that the occupants in the adjoining house were quiet, and had never had any communication with the deluded old people at all. One of the neighbors stated that when they first came there to live, a piece of stove-pipe loaned them would mnot fit, for which they blamed the narrator of the story, who they Baid was a malignant witch. They come to be known by the neighbors as ‘* the old man and women who were bewitched,” and none cared to interfere with them. The whole story may seem very absurd, but to the old people it is a fearful reality, and their superstition is 80 great that no argument conld dispossess them of the idea. Their peaceof mind is utterly gone, and that they cherish the “most implicit faith inwitcheraft and sorcery_is mot to T be depied. The mental depresgion and terror of ‘both is very great, English Pensions. The Blue Book, containing the “finance ac- counts” of the British Government for 1771-72 shows that, excluding the civil list, which amounta to £406,238 178 94, the grants’ to the royal family show & total of $125,986 8 11d. The odd figures in this total, which will at once arrest attention, are explained by the cir- cumstances that in the past financial year only & ortion of the allowances made ¢6 the Princess ouise and Prince Arthur fell due. The grant to the former is £6,000, and to the latter £16,000 a year. The Crown Princess of Prusgia takes £8,000; the Princess Alice, £6,000; the Prince of Wales, £40,000 ; the Princess of Wales, £15,000; the Duke of Edinburgh, £15,000; the Princess Christian, £6,000; the Duchess of Cambridge, £6,000; the Duchess of Mecklen- burg-Strélitz %éan shter of the Duchess of Cam- bridge), £3,000: the Duke of Cambridge, £12,- 000 (apart, of couras, from the military’ sy} “Duchess of Teck, 85,000, Thegp are four ex-Chancellors—Lords St. ~ Leonards, Chelmford, Westbury, and Cairgs, who esch draw £5,000 & year. The political pensions are very few. . nder this head, only four annuities of the first class (£2,000) &re permitted to run at one time. Thisclass 18 fall, and .the two parties divide the spoil equally between them. The an- nuitants .are Mr. Disraeli, Mr. Walpole, Sir George Grey, and Mr. Milner Gibson.” The two second-class pengions of £1,400 are vacant, but Mr. Villiers and Mr. Hesdlam, under the act of 1869, have each £1,200, only a portion of which, however, comes out of the consolidated fund. Of the four third-class pensions of £1,200, there are three vacant, the one aanuitant being Lord Clarence Paget. Under class four, six ensions of £1,000 are allowed, but only one is Sramn, the recipient being Admiral ton, late Second Secretary of the Admiralty. Mr. Romaine, who recently filled a similar appoint~ ‘ment, is on the list, but a note informs us that that the pension is suspended while that gentle- mon is rac:izt of salaty in India a8 Judge Advocsate Gene; e N We not refer in detail to the civil servics, the judicial and the diplomatic pensions, but it _may be noted that the pensions for Consolidated Fund amount to £18,000syear. The representatives of Lord Rodney receive £2,000; the representatives of Nelson, £3,000, and therepresentatives of Lord Ambert, £3,000. These are perpetual, theothers are for one ormore lives. The hereditary pen- sions of the old type are now redaced to four— the heirs and descendants of William Penn, £400; the Duke of. Marlborough, £400; the individual, below the medium- heirs of the Duke of Schomberg, £1,160, and Tord Bath, £1,200. Annuitants are proverbislly long lived, and here is a curions case in point: “Mary Ao Foreater (now Tomes), the honse- maid House of Lords, Ireland, for loss of emol- uments by the Union,” £18 (s 10d, The total amonnt paid out of the Consolidated Fund during the past year for pensions and annnities was £304,879 285d; but, of course, in addition to this, the various annual estimates provide for & very considerable expenditure of a like nature. —_— -BOARDING AND LODGING. West Side. .7 4 NORTH GREEN.ST_A FEW MORE BOARD: ers can be accommodated with_best of board and lodging at $5 per weok, Day board, $4 per weok. 16 ZISEOPCOURT-TO RENT, WITH BOARD. One desirable room, furnishcd, suitable for man ind yife, or two single gentlemen. 'Also, accommods- tiong for'two tablo boarders. 94 BISHOP GOURT.—A TARGE TRONT ROOM, furnished ; also, smalior rorm, for twa gentlemen or Indies, with board. Houso with modern {mprovements. AND 45 SOUTH HALSTED-ST.—DOUBLE AND Ein810 rooms, with board. ” Best of tablo board 5 4 wesk. SOUTH S:\NGAHON—ST.—.TWD GENTLEMEN, 116 o go e aod i, €am 0Dtaln good bosed and ooms. ‘Terma 86 per woek, blo, large, and well {urnishi CITY REAL ESTATE. PN s chseeryon sl O ALE_BY E. E. HORD & CO., BE, F et e Sauth Olaricat, AL ESTATE 112415 ot contiwest cornar Viacenneeay. 2nd Forty- ‘“x':nétxa% fect South Park Boulerard, corer Thirty.sov. ©holco_rosidence sonthesst cormer Michigan-sv. and- -8t e et briok houso on Twentletii-st., mear Pratsis. at ¢ : and largo lot corner Robe; it xxd-_,:fa': Sorse it VHlok Dasemont, sacker : o Park. TP atd dwelling, 310 North Wolls-st. ! Tots at Riverside. : 50 cholco lots a peciy on West Madisonst. av. nd Warren-av. E ral bargains in acre proj S Tota on West Madison sk, BeAr Ashlan 100 foct corner Adams and Lizcoln. I R0w Dbk houses corner Douglas-place and Vernon- 3% or 100 scres on Canal and 5t. Louls Rallrosd, 1n Sec. tionsd and'9, OR SALE_CORNER LOT, X% NORTHEAST d'Mathor.sts. Price 3150 per foot. gfif e e e Fasdolpnag, o 0 ber Zoot. ORSALE—CONFIDENTIALLY, A GENTLENANS —(Sbtaing botreria tho'olty, Prica 830,000, gl’i‘gfi"m“ e B ol et - -0 S0 JFOR SALE-NEAR TNION PARK, NEW 2.STORY ter, ‘ana brick basement bouso, wihlot.” Largo bam, wa- L O enes, 108 118 Bacgaid, B = Bring your m % HCOMITN S, 105 Fast Randdphvat, - ATE-LOTS CORNER EGAN AND WENT. P A n Arnolisty 850 to 8680, long time, TO RENT--ROOMS. WANTED--MALE HELP. e IR SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE . 0 RENT—THE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS, OHN GUN- Ten “Bookkeepers, Cl. E| cheap. Apply to J erks, &c. ENBACSER, veal estate ofice, 151 Randolph-st, “;Efo?_—q A ggz“fi%{x% SALESMAN FOR ENT: N LARGE ROOAS, INCLI «ences. Ad tatin i F20d, Teler R et 15 BupeHior o meat Wt D" | tame afica: sddng the salary sxpocted, P, Trib- 0 REXT_HANDSOMELY-FURNISHED EOOMS ANTED — AN for gentlemon, at Central Hotel, & Market-at. - -Apply 2N EXPERIEXCED book-keeper in abank, Address, Mfingggg:fi o S Afl%go‘}:keoggu. Clerks, &, TIU. N 'ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AGED 23, as bookkee o1 sfstant, dress g ERFILED, Post Oice, St batl, Miga o * DANG- TTUATION WANTED-—BY A BOOKKEEPER, CA- Pablo of taking chargs of 3 A0t of Dooks oe deiey oo eral office work; at Room 131, foarth floar. Z 81, Tribane ofice. B e ol & oot oI refamences, "Address 0 RENT_ROOMS AND ALSO BASEMENT, AP ANTED _A_YOUNG MAN 70 3 5 T et 5t Randoiphst. store, at 114 Woat Lakest il [ T e E R 0 RENT_AT 1 THIRTIETH ST, TWO BLOOKS “west of State, £ larso front, rooms, With clothes press and paniey, veny micely furnished for honsokeeping for ontioman s ity onlys water on tho floor: hoase i fioated with farnaco: bath room with hotand cold water. Terms, $25 a month, 41 advanco. To RENT—WITH 0.3 WITHOUT BOARD, WELL farnish IMHDAPfiL\I'rEndR—e'. O K] A COMPETENT MAN who nnderstands makisg yellowsosps, (o take char 215:};,’! hn:c!}:); nn,{':uutnsm}iho!gry is the W;sL Ad- employsrs, BostOties Box 1T Craclanatt O - Present ;H 46, Tribuas ofica. SITUATION WANTED INA WHOLESATE HOUSE experien eoper, vl resent employors, Addross P, Or Bow 1o, | o oo o Dresent TIUATION WANTED —BY A YOUNG GERMAR, S oy AT knnwledg:‘a{ Gookicopiag, r, sash, door, a, od rooms, ex: _suite, mith_firo_and ghs, allin - ANTED_A FOREMAN EOR OUR OIL WORKS, | Blnd: alls pcery hoco i fho lum "at No, 691 Wost. Van B in St. : 213 grocery business, but will accept say hoROra- e hatcrm onat of Roulandav: cars pasa tho dook, | St. Louty, o Address GB0; FARTRIDGE £00. | i Spplovmeaty good rafrences. P89, Trib- 0 RENT_AT 760§ WABREN-AV.. FUE:NISHED ANTED—A Gi TIN: = WH A - =T s oroia salts bath, g, Bontod, W oot sy BSuITe, ONE YHO U R ¥ stewa; cans, and s Apply to ARMSTRONG & GO., 10 and 238 Btatorst: ANTED—PRINTER — WE WANT - 3.class pinter o i charga of s et voom. Tha 51 blobk fom cars; board noxt doot. i REN WASASH-AV., CORNERTWENYY- O oy ast “fopnished x00ia. to mrent to gon- N o takan: Hotol auii bos feel le. ing | applicant must be o , . SiBorhoine "Vacan iy or Monaan! NS, U7 | Bpuriit o wOMUmE LG i e COMBS, -~ Uil bs given. Far further particulars addross *‘Herald" story large back room, furnisited. S Wesy Lake-st. OSITOR, 1 FEESSHOY, RENT_TWO FED ROOMS, EINGLE 0 FURNIS: ANTED — X WYER; NON O e boloat 150 A Vest Adams.st -1 A FIRST-CLASS SAWYER; NONE WEST WASHINGTON-ST.—VERY DESIRA- and furnace heat? table first-class and terms moderate. 156 WEST LAKE-ST.—FIRST.-CLASS BOARD AT from $6 to §9 per weelk, in brick building. room, gas, bath, | J. F. STARR, 66 Wost Randolpbst. g o e ALE — CE_RESIDENCE FRONTIN( NT_TO A SMALL F.¢MILY, FOUR NICE BTy, FoE 5 GHOT A e irle-av., _near o, 5 B GURITINGS, TocEast Rangoiphest, WEST WASHINGION-ST._ONE TARGE plessant_front room, with board, suitsblo for a d wifoor two gentlemen; also, a single room. 172 gentleman 'OR SALE—GRAND BARGAN—S12 000 WILL BUY Touses and lots Nos, 83 and % South Jeiferson-st. 5. H_CUMMINGS, 100 East Randolph-st. * - - - 178 o him0 souns o e e oy day board 345 0 advamce. i WEST_WASHINGTON-ST.—LARGE FRON 176 %5, ody il Noard, Tor Beamiormrn and Fifo or {wo gonts, Reagonablo torms. EST JACKSON'ST., NEAR WATSTED— b Largo and small rooms : ‘baths, and hot sir. -nc'}‘undlm'fiau., fl?&.g‘ufi:‘:fik.‘m i 933 WE WSERCTONSE. 2 PRz & Evo entioton, with poardy - 1ady aud gentlemm O8() EARK-AV.-2 TARGE FURNISHED ROOXTS, en gulte, with gnod board (breakfast st 7:30, din, Derat6), tos family of three or four, or four gentlomen Houso handsomely. foraished, uss 'of large parlor and largasized sitting-room s planc’ all the compoets Of & homo- Callas above, orat Room 14, 165 East Washington-st. Roferences. T b Dbers, with first-class board, and th'avprlruaé_us of ‘a homs T ADAMS-ST.—NICE WARM SINGLE. TFOR SATE-BUSINESS LOTS S0, RESIDENCE " Jois §30; frst paymont $10083d 850, balance on long time; in Wisor's oo-av. Addition, cormer Diver- . "4 first-cliss omnibus line 13 now running from tu; on - Milwaukoo-av., to State-st., ca assengers to and from the busness patt of the city in Bitmo fo mak and ce a full s work. Call at g0 oy, WIRNER BRONHERS T8 West Madison-st- . - ot 24 B0 ., “Zhttags and fog on South or Weet 'Side. T2, G. GOOD- WILLIE, 133 West Madison-st, JOR SALE_SL®) AND 1LS%-SMALL GOTTAGE Btielien Dy o Gl o a2 torms, R. G. GOODWILLLE, 133 West Madison. JFORSALE_ONLY 810 DOWS._HOUSE, IGROOMS, Zand lof, Ashloyac, mear Liscola, Dot crawd fof his, R. G. GOODWILLIE; i% West Madison-st. OR BALE_CHOIOE LOT, %131, FULTON-ST., o Toarot and Oskier: alo'thia wesk, oasy terma; full absiract. ‘R. G. GOODWILLIE, 135 West o thor need 2pplsy 8t HANNAH, BENNETT & CO. .YV STED-A GOOD GASFITIER. AND HELPER, - Buin, jAPPY. to CHARLES MATHEWS, Farveirs married), speaks English assistant Booiliseper: Fad Ronks, Eagll 3 6o give clty.* Address 25 Bl Tiond-av. (hird daone o0 ITUATION WANTED—AS OLERE OR COPYIST: a law offi ferred ; has ears’ practice. - s S EEead g I soveral yars practice TIUATION WANTED_BY YOUNG MAN, IN & aro store: will giva good n 3 orate. Addross B 22, Tribans ofies o o000+ wages mod: S A’A'ION"W Trades. By TTT. ANTED—AS ‘SECOND MILLER OR stone-dresser, by a youn, h 4 slands his Dusinss) "Address o, Tetbans afheg, L20o SQITUATION WANTED—AS WATCHMAKER TN 0 RENT—FURNISHED R00.MS; HEATED; HOT and cold water., gas, closets, aud uso of bath'room; 143 South Jefferson-st., near Adatis. ’ ORENT—_CHEAP, SMALL UNFU/RNISEED ROOM Mudison-st: near Sherman Housi\: to ladées or gen- tlemsn. R. G. GOODWILLIE, 133 \ Vest Madison-st. ""ROONS, FUL- Bulll ting, corner Monroo and Franilin-sts. ANTED_A GOOD GASFITTER. ‘WAL HERFST, flMflwankeo»l& AFPEY 70 “ANTED—GOOD ¢ NTED G00D GASFITTERS AT MCGINLEY'S, 0 RENT—2 FURNISHED FRONT 3 ton.st, Curtis; 810 and_$15, fto gentlémen. Coachmen, Teamsters, &c. Boar ot Bear G O ARILEIR, 13 West ad: | T JANTED-A GOOD, STEADY TEAMSTER TEAT izon-st. £ fom Bl st ereapiie. S 4R, o Fecomended RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHIED ROODMS, | ' Jaincy.st., ch 3 DK, O R i R aincy'st., commor Dearbors, at Hoon. poan Hotel, 161 and 153 Dearbornst. _ - Miscellaneons. 0 _-RENT-FOUR PLEASANT FIRST FLOOE ANTED—5,000 LABORE! NTA P N v at, tha sholl stare, 913 ‘Wabash-av. il ] n%‘a{xuf’ud Gairo & fi@%&fifi%‘hm = xour _ : 2 rom one to g 3 71O RENT- FURNISEED FROST ROOM, “WITE AL | S8°C,t00, (ot g o thme Jomey work, pare g tare; coe, or one small room; private family. Kennedy & Co. No humbug, thé o thortzed agency Bashaav. 1n the ity a1 83 Weat Handslphstos Gy SHELLE GO, 0 RENT_ROOMS—_CHEAP_IN REAR O17 STAN- ANTED 500 MEN = O, s aiors, T8 Coitags Grove-ave Rilifzond-oges 1250 boand S180) apaon SeReront NIGELY FURNISHED ROOM WITH | 28 West Madison oz 15 . Oanal-st. KEAW & WILS io_R! & ON. fi d suitablo for two gentlemen, Also a. singlo zoom, bitck House. 411 West Madison-st. D EOUR SALECMEN. G0OD WAGES; 0 RENT—3 NICE ROOMS, WITH PANTRY AND | Business Agency, 183 East Washlngtonat., up stairs, closet, front parlor, up at 1774 Soute Stat.6t., | ANTED—A MAN THOROUG! R A A HORPOGHLY ACOUATYIED ina private family: forma full cheap. WEST WASHINGTON-ST;, CO) MAT—- URNOY- 0 RENT—LOWER PART OF COTTAGE, NO_ M7 328 T M ASTRC IO STy COTNER M | O SR To e o proomoner, | O B O N kst board, auitablo for gentieman aid wifo or Lhres 0 Tour | Artommn. Sinrcans, tal ek, B G, GOODWIL. | & house, or at 20l East Wishingtonst. SIS, slngle gents. LIE, 133 West Madison-st. 0 RENT_NIOELY TURNISHED ROOMS BY THE | §32 ‘WEST WASHINGTON-ST.-PLEASANT ROQM 9O itk board for gentlemn and wife, also one sia- 336 YVEST, ADAMSST.—CAN ZCOOMMODATE persons ‘wanting board with nicely-farnished Tooms, with first-class table; private family, FUR- 356 TEST BANDOLPEST, — NIGELY 00 nished front room and closet, with first-class ‘board, for gentloman end wife or two gentlemen. 0@ NEST EANDOLPH-STTW0 NICELY TUR. nished ‘singlo rooms, suitablo for two or threa gontlemen, with board. - 607 LET, AADISONST—PLEASANT ROOM, healed with register, for gentioman and wifo of two m}g_gem_-. First-class table. Terms reasonsble. 61 LEST HONROEST. -4 NICE ROON, WITH ot and cold_water, hegfed by farnace,'to rent, !flh board for two. Ra_(emncn q_ulmd. 639 TESTTAELST VERY PLEASANT ROOMS in good order, with board to gentlemen; torms vory moderato. 793 FTULIONST. 10 RENT, WITH BOARD. & Zi) boantiful saite of rooms, bay window, large closot, modern conventences, furnished or unfurnished; also ong Inrga room for gent and wifo or two gents. Hot and cold water in room, GENTLENAN AND WITE, WITH OR WITHOUT children, wishing a suit of two or thres rooms, pleas- antly and centrally located, on West Side, with board, at Teasonable prico, can find the same by addressing ¢ M.," 34, Tribune office. South Side. 9 EUBBARD.COURT_FURNISHED ROOMS TO rent, with first-class board. 36 [LUBBARDST., NEAR CORNER OF DES. * laines; fivo or six boarders can be accommodated ; good board and nicely furnished rooms. Torms, 84.50 per week. 43 FomE e T ouse: first-class board, week, with uso of piano, Day board, §i. T8 T T e aud vt o% o outiommen can havo good board with suite of rooms f d or unfar- nished, on very reasonable torms. 595 MICHIGAN-AV.-TO RENT, FURNISHED, £ “with board, anelogantfront room, or two side rooms. 395 SOUTH PARK-AV., NEAR TWENTY-FIFTH- WABASH-AV., CORNER OF HUBBARD- court—Unfurnistied rooms torent with or withoat board, singlo or in suites; bavo all the modern improve- ‘ments, andars Ia the most complote ord 4477 WABKSE.AV.—TWO ELEGANT PARLORS to rent; farnishied or unfurnished. Day board- orswantod. 4QQ) $0UTH DEARBORNST. (BURNSIDE), NEAR ‘Twenty-ninth.—Large front parlor furnished, with fire and board, to marriod couple at $15; single rcom £6._Good table, and everything first-olass. 520 VWABASEAY.-TO RENT, FURNISHED OR SALE-—_GOOD LOTS ON ALL THE STREETS botween Twenty-third and Thirty-ninth-sta., snd be- troon Stato aad Wallace. Al oxt o o limita.' Porteck os. Wa 5. A vorysmall payment :5 RS or cont. ‘No Agonty buslniss. ALBEET CRANE, 872 Wabash-av. \OR SALE_AT A BARGAIN-LOTS ON WEST- ernav., Polk, Talor, and Campbell-av." Parties wishing to butld no money required fc - Inquirs t., in bank, or ona of GEO, OADWELL, or at 135 South Clat] OR BALE_AT A BARGAIN—ON MONTHLY 10 rooms, Tot 25x125, Inanirs ayments, now bouse, on F58 “premises of GEG: CADWELL, commer of West: ern-av. and Polk-st. 'OR SALE“}L 000—50x100 - FEET AND 15-ROOM- dwelling on e and Peoriasts. Every modsrm im=~ fiorament good bara and bugsyouse. . B. BOYD, ‘Weat Washivgton-at. J{OR SALE-SEVERAL FINE TWO.STORY AND basement brick houses on Soath Side. Easy terms, J. O..MCUORD & CO., 165 LaSallo-st. of buring a3 woll as selling. “Bea & DU, B ol G ook 5e0d 3BDL o I ANTED—MEN WITH MONEY T 3 W At Sore e SO Ry 10, OPERATE T promises large results if L Py e et i et hon o, il day or month. Birs. PARKS; 179 Twenty-first- 6t,, near Stato. : 3 TO RENT--HOUSES. 10 RENT—A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS ON NORTH !~ = 7 t; Call bet: 8anlld a. m. A ANTED-~WE WILL START FO DR iy oo, Cliataandaa i & . | Y ANEED W WILL STAmT FOR COLORED0 oY 0 RENT-FINE BRICK DWELLING, 73 THIR - toontly st., contalaing I rooms and ‘modern mprove - this city; willing to assist at sales; has had some ex~ Pitience ia ongraving. Address @ 3, Tribuse offico, ua- - Coaohmen, Teamsters, &o. TIUATION WANTED-NEXT MONDAY, IN A SaBiicato femlly, bya perfect coschmag, whp alo uader. Saturday, 1139, Tribio aeo o DAk Address uatil ITUATION WANTED — BY A "TRST-CLAS:! §, goachman who thironghly St e o p ey Galloraddress, any tims thls waok, 5 L. FORNEY, 25 ITUATION WANTED — AS COACHMAN S Brivato tamily, by o Brstclaas i who Sberstinds d tirst-class Shoes: Aatrens S 1 aghod, 2B brlas by SrImamon, seellansons, MARRIED Deriana Sl Boy STaLd ot Sk Besech Lofn: LouE, €x- quired; spuaies Garmanasd Easils GARDNER, 33 TTUATION WANTED—BY A BOY TO WORK IN A offico; writes a fair hand: wil A Bestof reloronca Fiven. " Addrass U111, Teibomsas s’ ——ls Fen: Address ULL Tribune offico. SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE N A A A s Domestics, ITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE @ [0 glrls—one as cook, washer aad ironcr ; the other a3 seo- ond'girl, or todo geroral Bousework 1n & sl Teies Tilr e ehgoetlon o o v call of 251 Twontioth-st. Soath Sida. -5 TITATIONS WANTED_BY SOME, 4 D s pe. AR B NAeS S G0 R SCaR TTUATIONS WANTED—FOR SEVE] VERY time, come in this week and make arrangements, 8o that nice country and city girls to do second work in pri on can got our tickets and_come afterward. - Office, 29 | familics. Lt West Medionent. D 5 SREES, ok apice, 89 | fami dfr.ulf&{lifl.m” AT R (e R, iments, all nowly repaired. P. RYAN, 639 Stato-st. “RENT_BOARDING-HOUSE OF 16 ROOM:! T \g‘ouguA of 19zo0ms, both fumlstiod. Boar 3 Tooms. Nico teneme oot “RENNEDY & NEWELL, 70 Weat Ma 1ison-st. - " FIRST-OLASS BOARDING HOUS O opthining 18 rooias, Jarga Kitohen nod dinin - ANTED—A TADDERMAN FOR THE A h&ngfifmumm. Tharsday morning at 65 Wesh: VW ANTED-2 MORE MEN FOR .THE o W e T By, Tor Wis: R wiater job; also, 2,000 men for the Sonthern Rallroad [ frpdate. Cheapest ticketa toall poiataSouth. 25 Eio] d- s o O ST Dot A TALNCE LADY, 10 Eousehold work: " Good reforences. - Addreds B 7, Tetbe Lenfes L e o ST TIUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO SWEDISH 815 wsu"fr:fi & private American family; undersiand . No. % Sedgwick-st., near Chicago-av, Airat g 100" 11, double parlors: will be rented cheap to good and respot si- = < art 9 7 lark- ANTED— MEN TiL ble parties. Inquiro fn rear of 198 North Clark-st. By WA GOOD TO SELL SEEDS, the owner, M. LIPS & CO., 118" Washington-at., r.x;lsngs 7Q8 SALE-OR EXUHANGE-BRIOK HOUSE ON Wabash-av,, near Twonty-eighth-st. ; alsa business lots o Madisoh-st-y near Western-av.. for good nim- T, MERRILL & GO.y 13 Otis Block. " J{OR SALE_THIRTY-FIVE FEET ON DEARBORN- I st., jost morth of Washingtonat.; 81,000 per foot. REES, PEIRCE & CO., £3 Wabash-av. JFO%, SALE-OR EXCHANGE_L RARE GHANOE. We offer for salo & very fine place in Hyde Park for* £17.000, onlong time; no cash down; or will exchange (n o fair deal f d in- cumbrascn o dSoired B G HORN & KON, 55 South lark-t., Room 1. OR SALE_TWENTY.SIXTH-ST.—COTTAGE AND Iot, near_Clack-st., §3,000; and house and ot near Pratrier,, 36,00 oady torms. ' Two-story hout aud lot 3 enta " alance Seart. “ULHIUR & BOND, S Wabashesr, AND §60_ONLY 850 DOWN. e best bargains in lots for persons of mod- erato means. Don't go ont of the city to g & lot. We can sell you one convenient to street cars and business for y A, G. STOREY & BON, 245 South Clarkat., corner Madison, Room 8. SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. OR SALE—0 ACRES, SOUTH SIDE, NEAR OITY, &t extremely low figures. Also, %0-acro tract. Titls fntolass, 8. DELAMATER, cor Olark and Madison. OR SALE_T WILL OFFER FOR BALE IN SOUTH ‘Evauston sevaral beautiful lots, prices from 815 to 820 potfoon, conventent o the depot, sasy terms. Also lota West Evanston, 50x170, price per lot, 850 cash, balarvo in 1thly payments of 10 each, interest bt ts oot s o e et oy o il buceaia Guil aat e e S eenatan; Just opwfiv‘a the d‘m&- J. R. FOWLER. FOB SALE—8100 WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL LOT at laines, Only 810 cash and 85 menthly until ots left at Evanston. 4 blocks from di ity atd, Six lopot $550, on same terms. TRA BROWN, 146 Weat Madisonat OR SALE—THAVE FOR SALE AT HINSDALE A besutifal aew hogse, Inses lot, moll located. Price, 9,000; torms easy, W. ROBBINS, 135 State-st. front room, with board. 530 WABASE-AV._ROONS, ENSULIE OK GIN- 29 gle, for marriéd or sineis' geata. Also stsblo t5 Ten E WABASH-AV._A NICELY _FURNISHED 855 oot oitn boars, Tor lady and pers, or einaid pen- tlemen; private family; bath-room. Reforences required. B9 AT R LA CaEL arishe 3 also, with bosrd. - Refereuce roqaiod. §()7 ABASH-AV.—PLEASANT FRONT PARIOR { torent; nccommodations for several gentlemen or Indy boarders. ~ Terms very reasonablo, Day boarders ‘sccommodated. HE UNITED STATES HOTEL, CORNER OF THIR. 15-first-st. and Cottage Groveav., newrly furnished {roughout, and convenicat to ateam and accommodate durlng the wintor s fow (s zble rates. JOHN JACOBS, Propriet BOARD WANTED. 'OR SALE—310 ACRES—865 PER ACRE, FORTY in Heflan? oounty, near dWfl‘s oA R e R, B BOYD, 150 Wost Wasbingion-st. FDR SALE—-AT A BARGAIN, SIX LOT8 IN Baplawood ; must be sold this week. Small cash pay- gfnlk. MORTON CULVER, Room 4 Moetro) tan k. ° . COUNTRY REALESTATE, OR SALE_WILMINGTON COAL LAND_EIGHTY scres fa Soction 1%, Grundy Gouiyy Tl fn cultive; o, and in the heart of the ¢/ Braidwood Coal Fleld" and a ulmnynmnnm in snecessful operation. Address OWNE! . O. ‘ork. OARD—BY A YOUNG LADY WHO IS EMPLOYED during the day; location must be plessant nnd on the Bouth Side. - Address B 16, Tribuno afice. BOARD_A FURSISHED PARLOR OR STNTE OF unfurnished front rooms, with first-class board. Ap- Dlyat 273 Thirts-first-st. Box 1995,_New Y REAL ESTATE WANTED. ANTED—PARTIES HAVING REAL BARGAINS i suitable for immodiate subdiviel: canapply 3o 1 . HORD & GOu) Homt Estats. Destors. £ South Clark-st. OARD—A NEAT, WELL WARMED ROOM FOR » single gontleman, with or without board. _Address, VWANIZD IMPROVED REAL BSTATE THAT ‘paye intarest on 820, 000 to 37,000 will make liberal cash payments. A b AR, 1o Madisonat. Btating terms, location, etc., R, caro of Carrier No. 2. R- OARD_WITH TWO FUENISHED OR UNFUJ nished rooms, the latter preforred, in a private fam- ily, 8ol on B or, pastor for, IF poselbie by 8 young ntleman, wife, and child, on South Bide, south of velithat: Address Z 60, Teibuno ofico. BTN oy 0wk 10 Sy rate family for & widow Jads: ‘refercnces ex- Changed: Addrese, stating location and ferms, T 81, Tri- ‘buue Branch office. MISCELLANEOUS. LADY HAVING A HANDSOME HOUSE, NEW- Iy fornished, would like to meet with lady to join. Ber in koopiog » Afat-class houso, wilh or withont bosrd, inone of the vory best localities oo Michigan-av., nest ‘Hubberd-conrt, Address V 21, Tribuno ofice. NEW LAUNDRY HAS BEEN OPENED AT il A Rl ot Al work dms in firdt-lass atslo: ASH PAID FOR CAST.OFF CLOTHING AND ‘miscollancous goods of any kind, by sending & letter 10 1. GELDER, Loan Office, 84 Stata-st. OLORADO—IF YOU CANNOT GET READYTO start noxt Monday when we do, if you will come in thlswock Y wifl x 0 that sou_ cui got your tickots at ‘West, M: 01 . 8. GREEN,’ apy time. Office, ‘est Madison-at. General Snperintendent, of Suuthwestorn Oolony. % 1omo—u?gm£. he.&?zxi?fiomguofif INCSt | Doepleinos-at. horse. 555 South Clark-st, saloon. . S s o 1 A AT, —GIRL 1370 I YE. F AGE, TO 10 this colony, also all persons who des! 5o ore | T OST—A WOLF ROBE IN BRIDGEEORT OR ON | JOF SALE_NICE BAY MARE, ACCUSTOMED TO | Y ANTEL. X % e b the E.wnum ddress. t 68 East Madi- ray there. I will gis reward. D, J. WREN, cars, lady can drive. Also, harness and light wagon; take ca re of children. Good home fora good girl. Sobate, Room'Lr J. . AMBROSE: Aonts ot Fotoonitiar, oo ooxonard. Do J. WEER, | oo umble, '42h Weat Msdisot-st- 19 Oskar., 1ear Douglas Houso. —ON A RAILROAD WITHIN 30 MILES tract of very chesp land for dairy; rice, and terms by mall. W, 306 West ITTATION WANTED—B. MAN S e e B ASCOTCR HOMAR 45 To RENT—WHOLE OR PART OF COTTAGE; FLNE Bullding, Room ences. Addross H, N., Tribune branch office. Jocality; cheap; 21 West Van Burenst. - ANTED TRAVELLER TO SELL LADIES' AND | QITUATIONS WARTED-_BY TWO YOUNG OIRIS, GEEDA FODSE N MICHIOAY AT, VAT | pia STLENL iy S napslT e Tavomay’ | Bows. Adiross F ok AAipice o O Do if ' wish o take & few boarders with ar with- s e e oods a0 chioaper than aay inthe | TTTATIONS - WANTED — B B e e Tnee | asket aad the doles” oot for clty o7 condtsy trado.. | S (L fixg.:’?uuflzf'fffg. e 0 RENT_COTTAGE OF_SIX ROOMS, NEAR | corner of Madisonat. and Western-av.” EDWIN B. | PESSE, 8 Wost Alsdison-st., Room3. 1 gerses :fl; fflcfi::w‘;;ykk_ piiog bonk ENT_COTTAGE_OF FOUR ROOMS, 820, OR ew Yo ren's A1d ociety, For Chicago nd. T i cobae, B15. _Xo: O3 Weit an ‘Xin:&n—n. Hlo forthivesty ome sleeady (o tho buslness praorred.. [0 BENT-FOUSE OF TEY HODMSON WABASE- | koop & Halloabéck; 11 Falon-st NewPorie o "™ T, with farnitazo for sale. Inqaire at 127 Wa- ARTED_IN AN S ST B ey o Wae boy, from 11 to-16 years of age. .\’wx,l = [\ RENT-LOW, T0-STOBY SRAME BOUSE, i | 9to1ls. m., 4t & Wos: Raudiophist., Hooin i ‘Tooms, ia rosc of 105 Wabash-av. Apply on premisés., : ANTED_A YOI Ao, Amsaoree o SETEY, Saous, g | Wbt MUCC AN Sy <rn for 10 horse - 2] e L SC0%, TLLE, 17 Cliaton st L | Bty ol otaties Orlnter ontnpply ‘at 8 Bouth Hal- AR T —— T0 3 ENT-- STORES, OFFICES, &o.._ WA%E%E,—%E,? DAY, QORDAWOOD OHOE: VW ANIED A COMPETENT PARTY TO TAKE THE ‘NT—37RO FURNISHED, - FIR! those baving baggage; 1,500 leves laborers for th 0 B T Tl saoaintod-tor oot | Souths chetp fafes! Apply to OHRISTIAN & BING, 101 oo ", "t o dlrectly opposite the FostOfice. J. | Sou £3 S80S, 854 Wabash-av, o 10 RRNT, BARN IN REAR OF 851 WABASH-AV. WANTED--FEMALE, HELP, , 851 Wabash.av. 0 RENT_A PARTIALLY FURNISHED OFFIOiZ. Domestios, [0 BBNT—A, {0EUCH & BLACK, Architects, No. .80 TIED-A, QIRL 70 DO 'mTCHEN-WORK, rai ironing, or & good with Toforontes, at 197 Mistigaman. oo Bk 'ANTED—AT OITY HOTEL, A G) W ol (g st B ool S0 DO "ANTED—A ¥ TN GIIL DURDIE TEEDIT. W Ao ase dlica ganca S North "TATRANT. mmcg'n%'pms RUR- s suiuablo pacty of capital ro- doae. et an o for particulars, oo, 1000 State-st. TTUATIONS WANTED-FOR ONE_COOK, ONE . D L\z{'r’l":!g family, two girls logethier, O fon visn girl gicls for restau: aist. Staf Eiploymant Offico, 15 Woat and’ona o &3 Afonroest. SFTUATIONS WANTED—BY GERMAN, NORWE- gian, and Dane girls: also girls wanted for Evanston ana Bustin, MRS, BAMILTGN, 15 onts Dioans SUUATION WANTED_TOR AN EXPERIENOED +can do soco dross JANE; 6f Elston-av. Rateonce 1 roqised. TIUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS GIEL S et Eatral Eonter “‘u’u:zgs?ffl:'e i1 3 e o0 " or -s%, comor Van Buren, third Boor, £ R R Y e ork, or W 0 vata famally. Call of address 4 Bay-ste e Seamstresses. Kediens o apply ¢ Nov 10 South Feorlast, - -~ Miscellaneous. ITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE D I75g lady asclork in stor on SouthSids. ~ Address une office, TIUATION WANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE 2 ‘Rfarences givan. On thia 7O RENT_TWQ 53 'ORES AND TWO BASEMENTS, 1[0 RENT WO SE, O e 18 anc 150 Rorih Clarat. T o ; ANTED_A LITTLE GIEL, ABOUT B OR 13 3 S YRoreh Olarkcat.. D7 the wwners | WV *Sonold to-sautat tn & ht housemrork; }‘}‘j‘g{,“s%éf‘ pAral wahidee Aagl st 2t 1 Bolianes £ JNE-HALL ", OF A LARG! WELL- "ANTED—A NEAT, GOOD-NATURED, - TOughiod atves, o des ropay peansble teras. £ W potenc et to o poieral mfigg-mufi.fi. RS0 , in B ey Avply atter 16, st Baom 23, ‘ebos roquirad. Call 8t 50 Wabashav.y up tatsse o o ORDER; 3 RY N RUNNIN T irain fmaaitoly s ceat low. Apply BUSINESS CHANCES. FIRST.OLASS ESTABLISHED BUSINESS FOR sale, stock in fine order, and oaly 33,000 required to A Sary It "on successfully: large; & good sart man Stk this amount of capiia) can mak Froms 25,000 £0 86,000 yaar; this {s no sham, Address V 2, Tribune olfce. NIOE AND BLEGANTLY FITTED UP LIQUOR 45 West | JY7ANTEDCOLORED WOMAN TO COOK, WASH, ton; 2l Hiached, for sl Van Buren-st. vl SArrn or il of fiooae persns; Wares 85, Holng good busiaess, situated in oz Of tae best tOzonR- O RENT_STORE AND DAB.ZMERT, CORNEROF ) e pp] st n-st. faros in the city; to be sold on asconnt of departure from O bt bas, and Farmon -court ; three lofta, 80x80 feet - Wu‘mm—nsmyuooanmms-auouGmt. the clty. Applyat 74 North LaSalle-st., corner Illinois, e:_exa, orer Isrz':mz.- three" 1alu,,§‘g1;&?_y:;‘fiafi';;f ? and chambermald at 963 Wabash-av. . A ggox ufn sm’nox«;&;y STORE FOR sfim; st ; and four lofts over 50 L < : s ANTED—, ) WASHER, t-class locatlon. Address O., Obandler's Adver: Sedon! 3TW. BROWS, & Fatastar,, Rosma ™10 i WAL it At O AND | Ystng 3 gency, Hoom s, 124 Olark-st: ARC 1S RESTAURANT — W1 S — RE 50X 1N E.XCE\WLENT LOOALL |T\\J ANTED-THOROUGHLY O Eoraas Tl s o | TW S COMPETENT GIRE e 5 23 dining.room. mith redorens st . e chancs |2t 50 Wose Madison-st.. Koom 9 = A TTH IMPROVEMENT:! doin; usinass, gare. Fo. Bl%o!{hwfii:. , for saloatz very low § gas TeioemaTor pulo chosp. £ad locality in the city. The accapantof the store moved ANTED_A GOOD PROTESTANT GOOK, WHO FIRST-OLASS SOUTH SIDE DRUG STORE FOR s fug. Inqaire of F. D 5 aalo upon very Uberal tarma if takan immediately. TNk AN otz s et e > | L, % 2 L . T TARGE FRONT \JFFIOE THAT ANTED_A GIFL T0 DO _GENERAL TELIARD SAMPLE EQOM, LEASE, AND woe;%: ;‘&;&*&f into s suite of reome, 119 and Bl T e o o iy, S Woet Hnepasiag O gxk"f;.“"’ T e PR e ‘est Was! n-st., BBCONC qu’ - ot ry B gt e s S doroa i or A. . ANTED—A GOOD COOK. APPLY AT &3MICH- juire of E. BURNHAM & SON, . wholasals ANTED—A SECOND GIRL IN A SAALY FAM. German of Swade preferred. Inquire st No. 0 RENT-OUR TEMPORARY STORE, S0:150 "9 Brysn-placs, on Union Paz! ] Alchigan-as. and Monroo-at., wi.d two good oncorner. 55,500 Ing 157, and 139 South Canal-st., Chicago. afices. O H. OR SALE_ONE OF THE FINEST SUGAR PLAN. - HE BINEST SN = TRS1-OLASS ANTED—A FIRST.CLASS COOK. OALL, FOR tations I tho State of . Soe description of O, RENT_A PORTION OF oS Al ‘two dags, a4 40 West, Rondolphat. Wani nons | the Bringier +* Hermitage" Plantation ia the New Ot show-case for sale. = “but first-class, leans Picayuns. i 0 RENT—3 WELL-LIGHTED BASEAENTS,. 15 "ANTED_A FIRST-CLASS COOK. APPLY AT | TTALF INTEREST IN FURNITURE MANUFAD ELL froon premiscs,” NW. Ocoan_ House, cornsr West Madison and Des- tory doing & eplendid business for sale, and can i Waat Madlson ety Inqulny BT plainesat., immediately Bad ata bargals. ST Be BOTD: 50 W, W asbinstom e ENT_STORE 73 STATEST, RUNNIAG ANTED-A_GIRL, T0 DO GENERAL HOUSE | T WILL BELL HALF INTEREST IN A DINING- back to hnzgnllu~fllmz:s:§duu possession.- J. L work at 29 Cottage Grove-av. mk;:gen&fiundl-nl:d g-house; all paying handsomely; 14 ; TR, AND o' 5 2 b DAVIS, 706 Statenty FASHER, AND TRON. | Wost Stde. Fnadquariors, 19 Wess Adsment. Wages paid. Applyat o, Moot Ly 'y 15 ent. on ths price. Als ity o e "ANTED—-ALL PERSONS HAVING FIRST-CLASS o b&r{linlmago‘x mh?:bln hol;m Anfl::‘-!. lvlumt or address d’Y‘d’US SHINN & €0., 125 South Clas k?At. zfluhsmnn‘lmlieulolonrgn). éréo S.—Wo adve: of charge, property which we havo for salo. C. 5. & LOST AND FOUND,. 'WAN;!'HED;A &OOD copx.d WANTED---TO RENT. A Bod Sapeaie Ly o ANTED_TO RENT_A COTTAGE OR HOUSE ON NTHD—A TIDY NORWEGIAN OR SWEDISH AN B 1, trom 1310 16 years of g0, o assist 1 caro of & ost Sido, in good nelghborhood, and mot over 830 | 1112 % ToRelD ‘Ground the huade Must dndomtand persionth. J; &, abasheay. . Eoglish. Call at 974 North Wells-st. TV ANIED IO RENT BETWEEN TWENTYSEQ | - T S ENEEAT -sta., furnished house of 10 WANTBD—A GIRL(TO DO N HOUSE- ..s”“&'u”;o}:;;“:‘: 5:.371‘:‘?“"%‘2';5‘ Wit "GARNETT & CO-, i L Wik, Garman, Bueds, ar Norwegian. uire at E ock. - LH - D —A FURNISHED . ROOM, ANTED—A GIBL TO COOK, WASH, AND W ANIED, 70 RENT_A FURNISHED ROOM, | 'V VAIoa: Appy: with roferonces, 185 Ashiand-ov. dress F 20, Tribune office "ANTED—AT 14 NORTH GREEN-ST. A GOOD W dfining-room girl. J OST_YESTERDAY _AFTERNOON ABOUT 4 o'clock, from frontof Exchauge Bullding, corner Washington' snd_Clark-ats., horse and buggy. Horso, chestnut sorrell, 15, hands high, 4) years old, both hind foet whito, one about, 1 inches 'high, tho other aboat 9. Tail switohed off to about 15 inches {n longth ; white spot on forehead and white nose. Democrat buggy, black box quare cornered, g gear painted roddiah brown, some of the whesls have spokes nowly painted, front of Box has on en iron plato about 3 inches wide and 12 inches Tong. Any information toncerning tho whereabouts of sald ‘Borse and buggy may be left at E. GOODMAN, 155 South HORSES AND CARRIAGES. “AN1'ED—A SECOND GIEL, WITH GOOD EEF- ‘eroxoes, at 392 Michigan-av. EAT KET FOR 0 B MEAT, MAREET FOR BALE, 17 (STATE-ST. EAD! READI! READ!I_BEST CHANCE EVER off Bods, minaral water, and_bottling factory, ; . Juire of NOCKIN & FISCHER 1 Soutk Despiatacsst ARE OHANCE_SELDOM MET WITH_A PIANO ‘business, in good Slaes connections, for sale. ing, have too much on hand 34, 'Tribune office, ALOON, STOCK, AND TIXTURES ON_THE best businoss street on the North Side for sale. Inquire at 31 Division-st. ENING AT 10 O'CLOOK TOCK, FIXTURES, AND LEASE OF GROCERY - O eeimiog o2 sume bor.. 30 h0ad f Boi ANTEDAGOOD GIRE T0 DO GENERAL | 1D chest Siiodorcalo- Good Tasinbss neiot ond cack il grades, 6 now bugeies, © sotgof now bamess, 1three. | VY ‘hous owork in & privato family; » Germanor Swedo | fde established, Cash fequired; sbout 31,60; ot will o orse. Yo oxred. b ohigan-av. and foase. A desirable chance for & & R o e i ot o oB ‘not sold, at new | 2 = stand and trade. Q &2, Tribune office. it o s ORN MORTON, ROS: VY ANTL D-AT 101 WABASH-AY., AFIRST-CLASS SELL & CO. upsta irs girl. W- ‘D_COOK YOR_A HOTEL AT MRS, Afi?fi%&s office, 131 West Jackson-st.; also A1 ONG BLACK HORSE_AND LUMBER . rooms to ol . Inuire at 131 West Jackson-st. TR ngon for ealo or exchange for a light travelling BUSINESS OR_SALE—A GOOD FAMILY, OR VWASZED ;S®BL 10 COOE, WASH, AND IRON, e ‘houso or firs THE FIXTURES AND LEASE OF &3 WABASH- av., elegantly furnished, suitable for restsurant, club t-class boarding houss, for sale at a bargain. Satisfactory reasons for sale. Inquire on the premises. S0 12 sxobangd for Laproved. prapor BATSE 000, in exchango for ved_proy a 15 por cant gn Drice. Alto business chinces 1a Al Ao partments of trade In_oxchange for rosl estate, city or conntry. M. H. MORRIS, Room 6, 127 LaSalle-st. ANTED—TO _PURCHASEONE THOUSAND TUESDAY, ON WABASH-AV. OR LAKE- 3 lolivered on cars at our. e o, 3 .4 - -4 - * FOWGORF & GO i i T e e ey "Nk, learing the samo | JU7R, 7 a0 Y i rri o i Gomaan prferrod. Gl 3 K8 OULVER, Room 4, Metropolitan Block. = ANTED_IF YOU WANT TO GO WITH US TO | T OBT—A YOUNG BLACK AND TAN DOG, WITH | JyORSALE_A FINE PAMILY CARRIAGE HORSE, | W i WILLBUY A BALF INTEREST INAWE Colorado, where you can get a good home and good L red collar and a puzzle lock. Liberal reward offered Esrfecnr Lind, is not afraid of cars or anything else, ANTED— A GIRL; MUST BE FIRST-CLASS $4q "{fiy"'hfidé é::m‘g‘; cfi); bmta,&omgamt wragos through tho wintar, now 13 you timo. Our present | -1 any one wao will reurn said dogto 513 West Adams.st. | Buitablo for a 1ady fo drive. Also & light two-scatod car- eoek and lsundross; no Irish wanted. 123 Prairis- | Am0ROt monthly, t Washington-at., Koom 3. Hberal rates of transnoctation witl continae only a faw Qaye lomger. Offce, 38 West Madisonst, . S. GREEN, Gencral Superintendent Sonthwestern Colany. Hflba‘AvE 'X:OU G(%‘T T’D Z']I;,ADE FOI{hA WA Bt ooy maching properts. TRUESDELL & BROW, 1fs Weat Stadl Toos VW ARTED_& STOCK OF SILABLE GOOGS @S hich vet sash and pact seak oot mill bo chvenr . B FITCH & GO., 167 Dearhorn-ot. . AR B hors Sand T 8 §500 Faring Ieation A dress LAGEY & FAY, 119 Dearborn-at. §10 000 YORTE, OF REAL HATH GOODS aro.to be sold at priccs unhoard of at hicago. Ladios, please call to-day at 8% Stato-st. FINANCIAL. OMMERCIAL AND REAL ESTATE PAPER PUR- chased, loans negotiated. E. L. CANFIBLD, 169 Hadison-st. OR _BALE—$3,00 IN PURCHASE MONEY B ctgazes. Broports tmproged and nsids eliy Bumiis. W13 well 36, that baver will get 3 por coat pex mhsth. G. STOREY & Si m 6 145 th, 3 Sou Sl cornne Madison 48 Clisk, . o om0 Ciasle mo; o i 3 O MUCORD & QO 156 PaSallagte - Eobos ol TOAN—MONEY ON CHOICE, TLLINOIS FARMB T2 or ey property. B- L. FEASE, 78 Weit Madi- son-st. 7 ANTED — FIRST-OLASS PURCHASE- 3 D byt St Ronas, - MONEY OUND_TWO COWS; DEEN SEEN AROUND sinoo May laat; ownor ‘canhave tho same by proving roporiy, and DAYINg esponscs. Apply ALART BROWN, Peokeraar, risge and harness, nearly éswl sold forwant of use. In- neoe Twon ty-sixthests S uft B o iodlaons ANTED—1\ COMPETENT GIRL_TO DO GEN. T OR SALE_A GOOD BUSINESS HORSE. J. BAR- all 2 A k will b Fo5R J i gemihein Bl oi wh s Yr BUY THE DANDSOMEST CICAR stora in the city; good trade; reason for selling, all, or address, 09 State-st. $400 sicknoss of parents East. Union Stock Yards. K, Room 1, 127 LaSalle-st. s omET | Rk Ade §75()~AFACEAGE DELIVERY BUSINESS TR {7OURD-NOV. &, A PAIR OF GOLD LES; | JOR SALE_A SPLENDID JUMP-SEAT GERMAN- \TED—A GOOD COOK; GOOD WAGES. AP. | ¥ o, having a good run of custom, aud whic Dt'.l;’u uwnrr%xn?lvomaumoby:}govhsxynfleto ‘und town_buggy, for two or four persons; best make; “]’Al\ljs D8 BRI, otnecn, Biatocst. and | &2 B&Ew‘.,mmgm o extent. Fgr two. wetlvs young paring charges. , WILL 5. DL, 440460 Bouth Watar- | chesp. Oall at BENNETT'S, 456 State-st. Wabadh ax. Hent. - For intorviow. addresa N L. Tribuno office. at. TFOUND—GARNE TO PREMISES &% INDIANA AV., cow, Owner can haveby proving property and pay- ing charges. TOLEN—_NOTICE TO BANKERS THERS— A check on United States Tressury for cer- vings Tustitution or S&) tificate of deposit in State Sa 2 one mote of hand for 850, Dayable to T s FORD, 39 Adams-st. - 00 oREVARD - STOLEN FROM GORNER Glark and Madizon.sts., abay mare, and buggy, uare box, newly painted black. Mare's two hind legs white, scar on knees of front legs, waighs 900 to 1,00 Ts, sbont 16 hands high, Above roward ven to any Seen faling hdatore st friess st rner PARTNERS WANTED. PARINER, WANTED ENERGETIO-IN AN ES- tablished business, Address N 37, Tribuns office. ARTNER WANTED—WITH 83,000 TO JOIN THE advortiscr, with equal amount i opening ono of th best bus roules in the city. None but mean b peed apply. Address L 12, Tribune offico, - 5 ARTNER WANTED_AYOUNG STAR AGTRESS sires a partner to act as Treasurer with §500 casl Caplial. Addsvss LIND, In oaro of Dasisla & Co., Print- , 55 West Lako-st. W% AREPREFARED 10 MAKE LARGE LOANS roal cetata for n term of yents; 2 3-]:1;‘31:_., Iaens ot §5,000. MOKINNON & MARSH, 15 rics YV ANIED- ATPLICATIONS I WRITING FORTEE R e e B e 3 co PRAVELLER" Koot 4 Central Union Block, VANTED.SI5W0 FOE TIVE YEARS UFON IF: Drovod eity proporty, lovated on West Side. | Address N 95, Tribune oftice. 5. OR $5,60 10, LOAN_ON._GHIGAGO $2.000 :0F 20 “PatfiR sUILER, Foom & Kondall Building, 110 Dearbora:st. PERSONAL., AL—IF_IN THE CITY, WILL MAGGIE PERRINATT it Cosgrov who et e 113 aha 116 West Madison-st., during the winter of 180 and 1871, oaso sond address'to Mrs. B, care Carriey, 72, Pos e, BUILDING MATERIAL. OR SALE_THE BUILDING NORTHWEST, OOR- mer Washingtan-st, and Michigan-av., containing 230,000 now brick, art of them cleanod Teaiy for uso, WHITE & HEAD. 125 Olark-at.. Room L. ers, PABINEE WANTED-WITH & TEw HORDRED dollary by & young lady, to take s half intarest in s woll estabilshed boarding house. Good chance. Befor- onco given and req Address, for two days, 2 70, Tribuno ofice. : AN1'ED—A NORWEGIAN OR SWEDE GIRL, TO R oA housework in & private {smily. Apply at 1467 rairie-av. ALE_A SPLENDID TEAM--ON AGCOUNT T8 S araic Taguiso at No. 485 Mitehell-sh W T AND HEAVY EXPRESS AND DE- oy ot L 200 South Casal-st: Biscellaneons. UBLIO NOTICE—I. R. BROOKMAN, 1% i Fuots-second-sty:_{eols 2 ploasurg in Informing ap. | 'YWANTIID-AT SHELDONS STEAM LAUNDRY, licants and parties wanting first-class stable accommo- Staidy. wn:* kot ‘.;W 5 only & ‘wan! tjons, {hat o has just comploted his now brick barn i A £5d Covoh houses snd is now peepared to- offer to_horss ANTE D—COMPETENT GIRLS TO FOLD AND ‘ownors oo blo stalls and attendance second_to nong o ininsed. Bookss ¢ the bindery of B» 0 fathocity. T. R. B, has alsos good stock of Portland | o, 15 5 1d 15 State-st cutters and other slaighs for salo. ‘Horses, es, " ANT! FIRST-CLASS LADY OANVASS buggice and aloigha t 1ot by the mil, hour, Uy, manths | WARKE b3 S e Tl ublientiont ' those Laviog hid large experience nosd apply at Heom 7, "ANTED CKHORSES, WEIGHING I huml.melo,mTvfl{} S B o UL 5k ore TADY CIEE N A TEE MANN, 16 knd 13 South Markst st store, Must be scosiomed to tho businsss. 00ds TN WAGON OR L WflTnED_A%pgoeP %mGBiA dtoionat, | Address. with roforence, B, Tribune office. ridge. AGENTS WANTED. ANTED—GOOD YARD AND STABLING FOR 20 of city: price, GENTS WANTED-TO OANVASS * PICTUR- s S RO Bt ATLIS, L et SCTORELN: | A Cone Amionice, and all other besis) publisanias: SR AR AR eraers promptly attended to. besttanitopy sail commmimions oo J. H. CHAM: BERS, 805 WILL HORSE LUMBER 3 wagon > g‘i‘fd‘ixé’g’r‘.zc;u s Wesslats: | N GENTS WTANTE D_TO CANVASS FOR orster’s Lite f Dickens, Chambers’ Encyclopedia, mbors' Book of Dag, sad other publications of J. B, Lippincott & Co. .Address 0. P. BI WS, £33 Went~ Wort.n-av., Chicaga, LI, A GENTS WaRTLD AT &7 commission or aalary. Goo GIINTS WANTEL'-EOR ONE OF THE GREAT. ‘st Iabor-saving iny entions ever {nvented. 87 $25.00 e e ___SEWING MACHINES ____ E_OFFIOES OF J. N. SR I e oetainoa.st., ana 107 it Koe.av. Machines sold on easy monthiy payments, an work given in payment, if desired. ‘WEST LAKE-ST, ON d_terma to good men. PARTNER WANTED A BUSINESS MAN DE- siros to invest 815,000 {n goms safo and profitable busi- Bees. Address, with real namoand pacticulars, P Tribune office. * ARTNER WANTED—A GOOD WORKING PART- mer, in & first-class, paying restaurant; -will taks 1,000, And the balanco.cut of accraing profits. ~Addross 86, Tribune office. FOR SALE. QR SALE_TWOQ BILLIARD. TAB] VER! F st te o Mldlsamst-.anuem% u OX. SALE—200 BRLS CHOICE MICHIGAN DRIED OF apples. SIBLEY & BRO., Commission, 31 North janal-st. OR SALE-50 CAVALRY OVERCOATS, 1000 infantry overcoats, wholesale and retall, OLEMENT & SAYER, 234 and 235 Milwaukeo. OR SALE_A SILVER TEA AND_COFFEE BEE- vice, with tray to match; also domble barrel breech loader. - Can bo bought o leaving cag0,. Avi-X ot T Noxth Greon: v, = 'mmol ‘hicsgo. Address P. O. to @ be. Bositl vely mada. - Capltal roquly E’gfi‘"fi'flb’fi%’»’uu’”& "BUDD & Gon Detety GEINTS WANTED — IN ALL LARGE TOWNS: 0820 daily. No ex verienconeeded. PAINE & CO., besement, 573 Wabash- WING MAOHINES AT 919 STATE.ST,, S“Lfifi?ffi., ‘monthly payments. Machines repaired. ER! ER{_SINGER! OFFICE OF THE “Efi,,;sfw"&‘i Techiag, 313 South Halstodat. -Ba. Chines sold on monthly payments. Open evenings. WEEELEE & WILSON SEWING MACHINES, L roved scid or zanted on ‘oaty monthly | 3 GENTS WANTED-_GOOD GANVASSERS IRE e BURNHAM & FLANNERY, Clty’ Agonts, D CANVASSERS AR T B sk Bladisonst. branc! 060 Wabiah-as ,é,,,“::fi‘,”fig‘:’;f.‘fl*},;’:’ 1th my goods; arery sficle INGTON, 33 West Monroe-st., hicago. TO EXCHANGE. 'VALUABLE FARM OF 200 ACRES IN WISCON- i firss brook fllled with specklod sl Dosting cfon By} good e a Doar thiscity, It 1t s wished, tho fagm will bo e Aopty v odto AGdrowP O, Deswes BA- EXCHANGE—BY H. J. ARNOLD, 13 SOUTE 0 T O e aeas aad Iot oo Madon b, Hyds Parky for unimpreréd proporty in South, Divison; Also somd Bouth Side Jots to exchanga for & farm near Ohicago. 0. EXOHANGE_FOR CITY PROPERTY, TWO ‘valasble froit farms; incumbrances sssumed. Ad- dress Box I8, South Pass, 1. 70 EXCHANGE THE OWNER OF LARGE TAND- o fadmeans b rten, g o Lt g cago, will exchan, ro for & Iarga stock of goods, No betier chance sver offared. T.8. FITOH & CO., 157 Dearborn. NTED—T CHANGE_OITY Wit s NEWELL, 1) Weat Madison-st. WA, HANGE FOR A NEW FIRST- A ataniatn, & g hocsoand bugey. Addressox call on B, LRUCH, 50 Wabsab-ar: — == GE — A Al VWANIER - 10 TxoANCE X EEATTEELL third-st., 25x135 to16 1t al Tor lamber to build upan adiolning lota. J. 5- HoOVEL, T East Madison near tate-st. HANGE FOR AORE PROPER- W A L Lont Conaty.a buriuess Hlock ia & goad i i S_FOR ENNEDY & lmzbmlmmflalmmbmu&. 2nd_worth 820,000, an N Ebeance. JAMBS ALLEN. Room 15, 14 fros of Incambrance, e et of Aadison CLAIRVOYANTS. R, MATHEW AND AM MAYN, Dol of Dusiness, marriages, journeys, lswauits, ab- oo sors eyes, seminal HOUSEHOLD GOODS. ACENTS WANTED_IN EVBRY TOWN €0 SELL | 0% st Catarsh. Delicata dsonson. oured 1a s fow ARTIES WISHING TO DISPOSE OF FURNI. my. doubls rubber moulding ayid westhersicip: Laxge | By, ” G orno pay. 201 Wost o5 P tute, oarpets, and household goods, applyto J.. H, | discouritsmado tolivomen. A. O. BROWN, &7 West TRITOAYL SEANGE_THERE T PIKE & GO, 75 West Tpkest. Entice stocks of goods | Lake-at. . | SFIRTUAL SEANOE THERE WILT A SEANCE canbe olosed ot for for a small commission. All GENTS _WANTED — PROFITAVLE EMPLOY- | b 840t 0 S0 il to sttond. B_wum% communications strictly confidential, J. H. PIKE, Auo- mient, ‘Wa wish to empiog anllumafl and ladies ';3 HARRIE THOMPSON. tioneer, {f.“?:‘ 'oi;dm for the cnslz‘br:‘wé‘k pwgum.z%r;l:n!f% > 2 3 TERIAL. DIVORCES. atiteh, n-‘na, Toll, te c‘-zx:, ;&&“nm& e, sad PRINTING MA! ., —and sew ‘natsook TVOROES LEGALLY OBTAINED, FEE AFTER | ‘ostiipsand leather. = For urther partio e BAALL, TMPOSING STONES. m""&&'[@‘ 5 8 decree; .uum“nlfled;rn.\nn.g:;li&rlcucl in the E."fi; HE‘EXDEBSO}‘Y & CO., Clo Can be seen in. af The Tribuos o an be seen in compasing Tom OB sALE-TWO o5 laguisy of