Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1873, Page 16

18 e —— e ——— M'GRATH. The Record of ths ““Blueskin® of the Common Council, How an Indioted Alderman Got Off ‘Without Trial, Sunday Beading tor the Voters of the Fifteonth Ward, ‘When a porson prosonts himsolf, "*at tho ro- . quest of many votors,” a8 n candidate for offico, it is right and proper to inquire into his qualifl- cations for the office, and, if it is for re-oloction, to oxamine hia record as an officor, in order that ‘wo may judge whother theso * many votora™ do wot rosolve thomselves into ono siugle votor and that ono thy candidato Limself. This we proposo to do as to Mr, J. J. McGrath, candi- date for ro-elootion as Aldorman of tho Fiftoenth Ward, In 1869, tho Northwostern Fortilizing Com- pany attompted to got a contract from tho oity, by which the Company was to roccive $16,000 per annum for romoving dead animals, Tho Company had, for several years previous, re- movod desd animals without expenso to the city, (Onding its profit in mnuufscturing thom into guano at its works in the Town of Hyde Park. -An ordinance was Introduced in the Council, the purport of which was, that the city was to pay tho Fertilizing Company $16,000 a year for ten years for removing dead smmals from the city. The ordinanco was pagsod, and was vetoed by Mayor Mason, on the opinion of the Corporation Counsol, that the Council could not entor into such a contract, thoro having beon no prior ap- propriation made by the Council. Among thoso who voted for thia schome of the ring is found the namo of Aid, MoGrath. The Fertilizing ' Company, notwithstanding it estimated ita work worth $15,000 per annum, continued to romove tho dead animals withont charge to the city, for abont two years thero- after. The city now pays less than balf the amount which this ordinance proposed to givo tho Fertilizing Company for tho same work. Tho claim of Thomns Lonergan, now & candi- tdato for County Commissionor on the Hesing Atickot, was presented to the Council. Ho asked the cily to pay him §1,205.82 for somo walls of Dis building which bad boen torn_down by tho Fire Marshal after tho fire which destroyed Lon- esgnn'a buildings on Cannl street in ‘the year 15 The Couneil ordered tho paymont of the claim March 28, 1870. F Among those who voted for this claim wo find Aid, MoGrath, 'Tho Mayor vetoed the rbeolu- Hon. Lopergan gued the oity, and the case wos _decided this past summer in favor of tho lattor. In July, 1871, tho Mutual Gas-Light Company petitioned tho Gouncil for the privilogo of laying a8-pipos in thoe straota of the city, and their po- ition was favorably reported upon by tho Com- mitteo on Gus-Lights, which reportod an ordi- nanco O%rnnting tho right to Iay down mains to tho Compauy. In Augustof the samo year, the ordinance came before the Council for con= slderation, varlous smendmonts wore made, and it was rocommitted to the Committeo, Voting to recommit we find Ald, McGrath. Tho mattor was kopt pending for somo Lime, and tho ordinanco was finally dofeatod. When the “ ring” Aldermon were indicted some monthsaftorwards, it will bo recollected that an attempt was made to indict the " rlug." upon tho gas ordinsnce mattor, and it was discovered that somo money had been pald to influsncethosction of the Coun- cil. _Cortain Directors and ofticors of the old Gas-Light Company—the South 8ide one—found that cither business or * henlth ™ required thelr absenco from the citg, and all attompts to serve subpmnes on thom to appear before the Grand Jury failed. Rumor sald thoe defeat of tho ordi- nance cost the Gaa Company some $30,000, Mr. 8. B. Cobb or Mr, J, K. Burtis, tho Secrotary, ought to know., Wil they rise and explain ? In tho winter nud spring of 1871, ordinances gronting priviloges to certain railrond comps~ bies wore pending bofore the Conncil. Among them were the Chicago, Columbus & Indiana Contral and Chicago_& Pacific Railrond Compa- nies. The 0., C. & I. Railroad ordinnnco was in- troduced in October, 1871, with a report of the Commwittes on Roilronds. It was on March 4, 1872, on motion of Ald. McGrath, reforred to the Committeo on Btreots and Alloys of the West Division, This Committeo roported March 11, snd the ordiunnce was finally passed April 1, 1872, Tho Chicago & Pacifio ordinance was in- troduced in Febranry, 1872, and was referred to various committees, and postponed from time to time—so tuat ic did not pass nntil June 12, 1872, T ne inderments agamst McGrath were found at the special Docember term, 1871, and tho January term, 1872, of the Criminal Court. They wero thrag in number, snd wero for brib- ery, and in one'case at lesst there was no lack of witnesses, In these indictments a nolle prose- qui was ontorod on April 80, 1872. We. would liko information whether or not those indict- ments had snything to do with dolayiug the pusgage of these orfinances. Was it made & condition that thess indiotments should be dis- missod bofore theso railrond ordinances should be passed ? Did any railroads or prominent citizens re- quest DIr, Reed to dismiss these indictments, and why were they dismissed without any offort !«3 t:rszhu sumo? ~ Will Mr. Reed riso and ex- plain Did it cost Col. Hough anything to pass his Dhnmgo & Pacific ordinasnces, and, it 8o, how much? Did he have to pay oxw’blennt prices for any pieces of property fronting streets where his road was to run; and what momber or membera of the Council insisted on tho propert; boing purchascd beforo the ordinance passed Will Col. Hough rise and oxplain? Edward Kelhoe, candidate for Alderman in the Twentioth Ward, votod for tho Northwestern Fertilizing Company contract and the illegal Lonergan claim, Ho was with McGrathinall his schiomes while hio was in tho Council. ——————— RAILROAD NEWS, The Chicago & Canada Southern Rail- road--Additional Facilitics on the Grand Trunk. A large numbor of people interested in the newly-oponed Chicago & Caunda Sonthorn Rail- road went on a tour of inspection lnat Tuesdny from Fayette, 0., to Dotroit, Mich, This rond s composed of four corporato bodics, as follows: The Canada Bouthern, extending from Fort Erio and Amberstburg to Bt Thomas, Ont., Webster Snyder, Buperintondent; the Chicago & Canads Southern, oxtonding from Trenton to Chicago (finished to Fayette, 0., 67 miles), George Goss, Genoral Monager headquarters in Chicago ; the Tolodo, Canada Southern & Detroit, extending from Dotroit to Toledo (55 miles), D. Edwards, Superintondent. The President of the corporation is Milton Couriright, of Erie, Pa, In sddition to the above lines, thore aro the 8t. Thomas & Bt. Clair (71 wiles) and tho Erie & Niagara (60 miles), branches, Tho total number of miles of railroad operated by the Compsuvy is summed up a8 follows : Branch, €, 8. & Fort Erle,.. Chicago & C, 8, to Faycl Toledo, C. 8. & Detroit, 81, Thomas & Bt, Clair. Erio & Ningura... Trenton & Ambieruiburg. evenenidBT Two daily tralng havo been running between Trenton, Mich,, aud Tayeite, O., during the past month, and soma conelderable froight busi- nesa carried on betweon thia city nud Ifi)fl. Erie, The Bt. Thomas & Bt. Clair branch and the Erio & Niagara branch have beon operating sinco July. The Company has 80 far mado its con- nections with the Iast by the Susponsion Bridgoe, but in a day or two the International Dridge at. Tort Erle will bo opened, by whioh the Uompany will heve more facilities for Eastorn connoc- tions, InDetroit the Company will uso a por- tion of the Michigan Central Ruilroad depot for rral;ht and passengor accommodations, The yoad starts out with & splendid prospect of suc- cess, and in o short time will have evorything in gnm.l running ordor. GRAND TRUNK ROAD. This Company bave complotod the Inter- national Dridgo across the Niagara Rivor at Buf- 1alo, to connoet with tho Now York Contral & Erie Railway, which enables them to run through cars to New York, Boston, and inter- . mediate points, via Buffalo. Thoy havo also rp- 1aid the track with steol rails, added now pas- senger caaches and Pullman palace cars, so thab, at tga prosent time, they are {u candition to offer accommodations equal to any other line for travel to Buffalo, New.York, eto, On and . ‘atter Monday noxt they will commence running Totalusosseascassvonsnsroriogonss THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, N {n covmbotion with the Michigan Contral Road {hreo traina daily from Uhlungg 1o Buffalo, New Youk, and intormedinte poiuts, loaving Ohloago at 8:80 s o\, 6:16 p. m., and 0 p.m. On lf-o 615y m, traln s Pullman car will rm from Culengo to Rochoster, connost- Ing with Wagner'a sloeping cars to Now York, Tho complotion of this bridgo opons another througl routo toall polnts Tast, and wil obvisie many of the difficultios to which !]mamnguns have boen subjooted by othor rontes during tho wintor months, Thero {ano donbt when tho ad- vantagos of this routesre fully wnderatood it will gecuro fair sharo of the travel to Buffalo, Now York, ale. THE KANKAKEE LINE, From and aftor this dato tho Kankakes Lino to Indisuapolis, Cincinnati, Washington, and Baltimoro willrun on their night expross, which loaves this ocity uvor{ ovening at 8, & Pull- mou_sleoping-car, which will run through to Washington and Baltimoro vis Cinoinnati with- out ohange.' This arraugoment will givo the public going East a chauco to avoid the cold woathor, and at the samo time enjoy the mag- nificent’ scenory along tho line of the Baltimoro & Obio Rnilroad. et OBITUARY. Clty=Attorney of Peorin, 111, Bpecial Dispatch to 'The Cateago Tridune, Peonia, Ill, Oct. 81.—Col. L. H, Kerr, City- Attornoy of this city, who was woundod while out duck-shooting last wook, died this morning at tho rosidonco of Mayor Brothorson from the offect of bin wound, The decessod wss a rising lawyer, and his untimely loss is folt by tho en tiro community. L T A New South Side Attraction. Conscloun that all that {8 beautifal and recherche ought to bo represonted on tho Broadway of Ohicago, the propriotors of the Great Exposition Dazaar have socured tho clegant storo No, 103 Btate stroet, nesr Washington, whero they will dieplay on and from Nov. 12 a largo and varfegstod stock of the most do- sirablo fancy goods of overy description, combining tho useful and tho beautifal i & degree nover boforo attempted fn Clifcago, Thoy will continuo tholr business as herotofore, on {ha corner of Madison and Halsted strects, and, whilat {hanking tholr West Sido friends for o generous patronage beatowed on them so {ar, and soliciting a continuance of the samo, 18 concerned, they hope tiat thelrJustly meritod reputation and’ tholr osrnest efforts to pleseo and satiafy evorybody will gain thom hosts of new friends in tholr new quarters, e With evarything superfor in the fur line, Messra, Cooper & Hennegon, No, 120 Clark street, are prepared for the winter's trade, Thelr elegant stook includes tho latost faghlons in mink, sea), sable, ermine, Iynx, black mar~ ten, and all the chespor grades manutactured for ls- @es’, misscs’, and children’s wear, They givo special attention to tho repatring, cleaning, snd altering over of furs, Gentlomon can find in thelr clegunt estab- Lishment the Inrgest and most completo stock of hats, cape, plovos, lap-clotie, wait, coouy fox, a0d budald Tobes I the city, Low rent énables them fo outatrip competition in price _—e— Don’t Fail to Soe the Davis. Herotoforo, in all contests for popular favor, the Davis improved sowing-machino clatms to hnvo van quished all ita rivals, snd_eapocially 8o during tho last fow wooks of our Exposition, The last week i at hand, The Davls will exconto work entirely new and unparalleled in tho history of sowipg-machines, at the same time challengiog all'others to equal it. Attond tho Exposition; go carly, and don’t fail {0 sce tho Davis. e Sale of Works of Art. Attention la respectfully called to a fino collection of works of sxt, comprislng olegant Fronch bronzo tatu. ary snd clocks, Ttalitn morblo statuary and classica vases, to be 0ld at publio suction on Wedneaday, Nov. 5, ot {he storo No. 108 Madison streot, The collection i8 lio fmportstion of the well-known firm of Vitl Dros., Philndelphia, It is onoof the largest and fincst ever opened in this city, and will bosold without reservo Dy William A, Buttcrs & Co,, suctioncers, s A S SRS Lyons Velvet, o aro selling a splendid sll-silk Lyons vlvet at $10 por 5zd, and one that is extra-heavy, close, und fine face, it §12,—tho same a8 sold Jst year ot §16.0, We also have nil other fine makes of Lyons velvets, the price of which wo guaranteo as low ne tho lowest, Wo are offering extra inducementa in valvet closks, Boaver clonks, Enghsh walking-jackots, snd velvet polonatse and 'redingotes, Hotchkin, Palmer & Co., ‘Nos. 137 and 139 Stato stroct. ¥ Fine Arts. Tho collection of oll paintings now on exhibltion at the store of Geo, P, Gore & Co,, Noa, 68 and 70 Wabash avenue, a perhiaps tho finest snd most vahmble that hioa been offercd in our city for some time. George F. Densell's great work, The Union Pacific,” is here, and numerous ologant gems by Boudell, Strausameiro, Delacroix, Krisspendorir, 8. John, Searby, and others, Tho whold colloction will bo #old at 10 o’clock Tueadsy morning noxt, e e A Stubbarn Faot. Do you want furnituro ot any price? If g0, thess prices speak for themselves : Tronch walnut-trimmed marblo-top chamber scts, modorn style, and tho best mality, $50, Dressing chamber g Fry .{hszfi.lnue, olAnfah, Bair.cloth s ‘;‘E",“u‘:m ‘sets, $36, Mair’ mattresses, 40 pounds, full weight, ‘est tick, $14; and like prices for all furniture you buy at the manufacturors’, 269 aud 371 Stato trcet, A i e ! Ladies’ Fine Furs, Messrs, Bishop & Barncs, the woll-known fur manu- facturers, corner of State and Monroe strosts, bave the - best stock of ladies’ and gentlemen’s seal goods ever offered in tho West, Being the only large manufac- turers woat of New York, they aim to Lold the reputa« tlon_credited them, of making the best fur garments for tho least money., Ladice should call on them be- fore purchasing, e Notice. I havoresolved to make prices that cannot fafl to sell the immense stock of imported clotheson my counters, tho largest i the Northwest, whilo tho gar- ‘ments shall bo equal, i€ not superior, in overy respect, to those in yesrs psst. I soliclt tho attention of all in want of superior custom-work, W, L. BAnNUN, Merchant Tallor, 154 Dearborn street. ‘What Shall We Drink in the Winter P The magnetlo water of Spring Lake, Mich., 188 nat- ural remedy for rheumatlsm snd neuralgia, It is s stimulating, health-imparting drink ot ull seasons, and muy always be found on draught and in bottles st the various drug stores of Messrs, Buck & Rayner, the makors of the * Mars " cologne, R g e ‘Harvey Poase in Trouble for not informing Lis friends and patrons that he had assumed tho mauagemont of the elegant restaurant 77 and 79 Dearborn street ; but, hoping thoy will over- lgok the omlsion, he can eafely say they will ind it the most desirable place in the city to obtain a nica meal a4 panio prices. ———— Frenoh Hats and Bonnets. The attention of ladics s called to our recont large importation of French hats and bonnels, in felt and velvet (October styles), nover before introduced in this city, Also featliers, flowers, and trimmings, suited to 1ho wanta of all classes, D, Wesstenn & Co,, 270 and 272 Wabash avenue, —ar Gentlemen’s Fine Furs Are mado n 8pecialty by Parker & Tilton, Haitors, 83 Olark street, opposite tha Court-House. They bave Just introduced govoral now and deairable atyles, The 4 Regia " and the ** English Driving ? cap; alao the Neglige scarf in Bhetlund seal, aro among the most clegant, . e Plain Talk for Plain Peoplo. We do not claim to have just mado wonderful re- ductions in tho prices of clothing; but here Is what we do clatm that we can prove to any ouo who will calg at No, 120 Olark streot, that wo aro selling all kinds of clothing 10 per cent less than any other clothing house. in Clleago, D.J, Lines, clothier, il i A Scal Fura in the cholcest quality of material ever shown in thincity,sud tobehad of Brewster, furrler, corner Olark and Madison atreets § sacques, muffs, boas, caps, and loves for Indlcs, capn, glovos, and muflors for gon- jowsen, all at prices which cannot fail to pleaso those whoapproclate suporior goods, —_——— Turniture, Bankrupt Snle, Thoy nro still slaughtering goods at the bankrupt nale, 161 West Washington streot, Hoe tho reduction in prices : Parlor sults from $100 to $60, from $120 to §73, from $160 to $100, and ull other goods in like propor- tlon. ~ Now 18 your timo, e————n Important Ohange. Obleago & Bvansville Short-Line—Passenger traine of Olifeago, Danville & Vinconnos allroad willleavo now depot, coruer of Clinton and Carroll streots, at 7:35 8, R nd 6200 p. m, Llegant slooping.cars on al night trains, ruunlig through fo Evanavilio witkiout chauie. e s Public Library of Kentucky, 1In Tux Tinune of noxt Saturday will be found s column advertisoment giving all the particulars of the tourth glft concuxt of the Iublio Library of Kentucky, — e The trial of the Tichborne claimant has been adjourned until Nov. 17, when it is oxpected that jmportant witnosses will have arrived .from Auerign. NEW ORLEANS. Ootton and the Financiel Troubloge-- The Sugar-Planting Interest, The Transportnflun-bunsflon and Grain- Trade---Lack of Capital. Tho Mississippl Bar, m;d the Proposed Fort St, Philip Canal---Politics, . Correspondence of The Chicago Tridune, Nzw Onuxans, Oct, 27, 1873, The recolpts of the now crop of cotton, sugar, molasses, and rico have thus far boen vory slow, The scason is fully throo wooks lato, although tho woathor for s month baok Lna boen all thnt could bo desired for gathering tho crops. Tho ourronoy-panie, howevor, has far moro than balanced the favorablo weathor, aud the recoipts of cotton from tho 1st of Beptomber to dato have beon but about 85,000 bales, sgainst 144,000 the samo timo lust yoar, " Tho receipts of now sugar and molusees havo boon bardly worth mention- ing. COTTON AND TIX FINANOIAL TROUSLES. Binno tho suapousion of the banks, tho deal- ings in cotton hiavo beon on the basis of cortificd chocks. This hias had the effeck of impoding the businoss and checking salos. * The checks hove boon at s disconnt of from 2% to 10 por cent from tho very day of tho suspen- sion. Last weok it was docided, by resolution of the Cotton Exchango, that, on and after the 10th of November, all tranaactions shall bo made in carronoy. The banks at first susponded for but thirty days, which expired on tho 26th inst. They have, however, extonded the time indefl- ntely. Thoy will keop it up, probably, until they have sent enough cotton North to Jeavo a balanco in their favor thore. Until then it would not bo safo for them to resume ; at least, that is what thoy say. A groat deal of dissatisfaction is folt ; but, as this is & long-suffering community, the dissatisfaction oxhausts itself in growls, THE BUGAB-FLANTING INTEREST. The sugar-interost of this State has been, for the last fow years, a waning one. For some roason the sugar-planters do not scom to make 8 succoas of tho froo-labor systom, It is proba- ble that the fault is not go much in the aystem 24 in the connection with it of tho oxtravagance of detail which accompanied the old-time woy. At all avonts, the fact is patont, that this most profitablo of all agricultural interests in ante- bollum times has of lata.beon littlo botter than a maelstrom into which many an unfortunste planter’s fortuno has boen enguifed. Thenum- ‘ber who are reslly making money at it is fow, whilo hundreds of plantations are lying quite idle, being eaton up with taxes, and their broad acros fast growing up to weeds, and rotrograd- l‘zfig to the condition in which Do Boto found o, THE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION. Thoro is but little intercat manifested hero on the subject of cheap transportation in propor- tion to the interests involved. Thore is no city in the country which has so much to bo gained by the ngitation of this question as New Or- losns. At present, thero ig no(hln? done hera which could possibly bo dignifiod by tho name of grain-business. What littlo cora 'is received in bulk does not smount to a vessel-load a month, and that raceived in sacks is distributed around tho country for home consumption. As to wheat, thore has not a vosscl-load clenrod this yoar. Thore doos not appear to ba much donbt, among those who ought to know the moat shout it, that grain can bo_ brought to this city from the Wost, down .tho river in barges, a gront doal choaper than it can besont to Now York. Tho difforcnce in favor of Now Orleans is con- siderable. ~ Tho obstacle to hor ever having ob- tained any of tho grain trade is gonerally be- lieved to Do the uncertainty of vessels crossing the bar nt tho mouth of tho Misaissippl. This may to some extent be truo; but, to my mind, thore are other and_greator obstacles than low water, to which I shall subsequontly rofer. THE MISSISSIPPL DAR. It is o remarkablo fact about this bar thaf, when the water of the river isatits highest atage, thero is a less dopth on the bar thau when it is at its Jowest. Thus, Inst spring, when the river was within 2 foot of high-water mark, tho month of tho river was blockaded with vessols Lard nground; and now, whon tho river is 12 feot lowor than at ibat timo, tho largest shipa have no difficulty in going out and com- ing in. 'Thia s casily oxplained. Whon the river is highest, it contains the largest propor- tion of sediment. When it is lowest, it is almoat clear. The bar is formed by the sediment com- ing in contact with the ealt’ and still waters of tho Gulf, and aettling at the bostom. Of course, when the water is clear, there is no mud to set- tle, and, consoquently, the channel is always good. The only way in which the Lar is mado asgable at all for large vessels, when the river in high, is by the constant dredging of the two owerful dredge-boats—the Essayons and tho cAlestor—which the Government keeps at the Passos. Thoso dredges are a gort of double-onded Ero eller. Tho wheel at one end forces tho oat forward, while the one at the othor throws up the mud from the bottom, which the current carrios along and doposits somewlere clso, It is obvious that at beat this is but & poor method for keeping the mouth of so great a river open, The work must be dono unremittingly, and is, thercfore, very expensive, Tho proposed remo- dy for thlais the FORT BT, PHILIP OANAL, to which frequent reference is medo in the Western papors, but of which very little scems tobo knawn. I have boon informed that, un- til recently, oven Sonator West did not know whera thia caual was located, or what it was for, and that ho communicated with a prominent momber of the Chamber of Com- merce here for information on the subject. Ho Liad the great outlot canal confounded in his mind with one of the humbug draining canal schomes passed by a formor State Legislature. Of course, if one of those great men who have charge of the intorests of /this peoplo” in Congress do not understand these things, com- ‘mon people cannot be expectod to. This canal- scheme is by no means a now one. The route was surveyod a Fm many yoard ago, and de- clared practicable, Nothing, howaver, was done oboutit ; and cnough money has been spent since then in dredging tho bar, and lost in do- tention of freight, to have built the canal a doz- on times over, It I to be but soven miles long, It is to start from a point little below Tort 8t. Philip, about 80 miles south of Now Orleaus, and run into the deep water of Breton Bay, which opens into_tho Gulf, It is to be 300 feet wido and 28 feot deop. It is eatimated that it will cont from #6,000,000 fo 7,000,000, This would ] bring veusels to the city sovoral hours soonor than by the route of tbe Passes, and admits those of the deepest draft. It is quito a remark- able thing now to have o vessel oross the bar drawing 20 foet of water, and [t Is olaimed that ‘vossels should draw 25 in order to carry grain | with profit. LACK OF OAPITAL. Tt tho TFort Bt, Philip Canal wore a fixed fact at the presont limo, instoud of being in the un- certaln condition of o mere project to bo lald bofore Congress, I still doubt if "the grain-trade could take & vory flrm hold here. My iden iy, that there i8 nol money enough here to manage it, New Orleaus ig not a money contro, ‘Chora are great fortunos made hore, but they aro taken away again, Like the groat com- morelal marts of “Caloutta and Lombay, hor trade contributes to the woalth of other parts of tho world, People make thelr monoy hero, and then loave for Fiance, LEngland, Italy, the North,—evorywhoro, ‘Lhoge stay hore who aro unforfunato,'or who, lika the Irish, have no ccuntry to go to, This loaves the city continu- ally prostrated, provents acoumulution, and, what with their troublo, and politics, and tho dry rot gonerally which porvados the mercantilo community, the cotton and sugar busiucss 18 about all Now Orloans cau stagger under at present. ) POLITICS, Tor a fow montha back, the ?{ea of this com- munity have not been harrowed by the jangling of contonding factions, It Is now about the sonvon of year for it to commence again. The follows who by courtesy ave called ¢ politiciaus ™ of this Btato have, most of the summer, hoon displaying themsolves in the hotols of the North and lurope. Kollogg is atill nbsent, and the Dollef 15 very goneral that ho will re- wain away until thoe local yollow-fever patlent bas been carofully buried, as he s paid to antortain tho doopest respeot for Yellow John. During his absonco, the Bx- ecutive functions dovolved upon the colored Lioutenant-Governor, 0. 0. Antoine, Ila‘hss not dono _snything astonishing, one way or another. Pinochback Lad barely returned from his European tour boforo be was called back ta, Not Yorl by a dispatols from Kellogg, whoro ho hnd o confaronca with Souatora dlorton, Antho- ny, Onrpontor, and Topan, sluco which ho has boon spesking to colovud audioncos in _diferont olties, Ho Is confident lio will ho admitied o (ho koat hia olfina fu tho United Btates Heuato early in the sesnion, .z THI EXTOSITION, Oity and Country Attondances==Tho Effoct of Fino Woenthor, Tho runny skios and warmor air thawed oot tho denizons of Chicago yostorday and turncd all tho curronts of tholr boing in tho direction of the Exposition. 7Tho moncy troubles, sovors ng thoy hava been, have Lardly renched that point whore poople houitate to spend & quarior of o dollar, Tiwico that sum moy bo parted with roluctantly, but as.yet, what 18 twouty-fivo conta? But, ae it is not ll of life to live, no it is mot all of oxpenditure to got inelde tho Exposition building. Tho ouilay ' lins but just bogun, cspecially if omo is nc- companiod by a Jady. Estimating it vory modorately, it {a necessary to buy somo soda- wator, some charm-bells, somo modals, o cata~ loguo, and the priviloge of voting for the watol, to say nothing of tho poseibilitios of having to tako lunch. 8till, the Exposition is drawing to » closo, and a proper rogard for tho Intorests of Clicago roquires that ovory ono should rush to tho bullding for tho last time and swell the ro- colpts to stupondous figures, fho country sttondanco of lunoh-baskots childron with coppor-tood boots, Indiea drossod in tha fashions of lnst yoar, an sturdy Grang- ors,'Wag fillfil“ sntisfactory, and represont~ od hoarly all scotiona_of Northorn and Contral ilinols, Thoso who have beon poatponiug thelr intonded visita are begianing to sco that thoro ja no timo to bo lost, and that they will have to goll & fow bushols of corn in order fo ralse tho monoy with which to pay their traveling ex- pouses, 8o the housewifo bakes somo pios and frics some calos, and, thus provisioned, they 8ot out for the groat city with its attractions, tomptatione, and perils, As peoplo wishing to ot up onrly in the morning say over and over apaln ** 6 o'clock,” so these good folks continu- ydo “confldence operator " and * bunko,” and yot, In spite of all these precautions, fro- quently coma to grief, and contributo their little mito to tho columns of tho papors and the rece ords of the Polico Court. During tho snowy weather of the greator part of Inst weok, the annoxos where the wagons and many of tho heavy agriculiural implementa are stowed away wore practically inaccossiblo, but they hiavo now been resurrected from tho drifta in which they wore burried, and are again opon to the inspection of tho world, The tonguo of & wagon i a favorite place for meditation during lunch-time, Itwseome liko the front yard at home. The Becrotary's offico is vory qix[et nov. The colm of death broods over it. Mr. Rey- nolds sits in his onsy chalr by tho fire, enjoying tho rest which follows tho Dbattle. Ho haw fought the good fight; and intends to spend a quiot lifo thl noxt year, whon ho will ngain go to work to make, on & grandor and more porfect scale, & subiivision of tho spaco of tho Exposition building, He will agsin mako out the title-deeds, and an exhibitor will march off tho lessco of tho cast twenty foet of Reynolds' division of the northwost corner of the north aigle on tho ground floor. Tho doorkeopoers are infected by this Inzy feeling, and, standing in frout of tho atoves in the ante-room, slowly toast thoir majoatic backs. ] The girls who run the sewing-machines, and whoso tongues %unurnuy keep pace with them, folt happicr yosierday on account of the in- crensed heat, and conversed affably with ail the gontlemen who made inquirios a8 to the use and cost of the mystorious articles which thoy had in charge. Thoy are looking forward regrotfull to the time when thoy will have to return to their lonoly stores, and loae the life and {;n(cty which now surrounds them, Al tho omployes, with few oxcoptions, are unwiiling to leave. Thoy liave for somo woeks been contres of publio at traction, Thoy have occupied loading positions, which they will now have to abandon. Tho clnlqu will also throw upon the markot a largo quantity of buttor, cheese, soap, prize squashos, and other articles, which will tend to reduce the pricos of them, unless the butter has bocomo rancid and the cheesc full of mites. MABON & HAMLIN ORGANS, Among the fine display of musical instra- ‘ments in tho Exposition, none are moro worthy of note than the Mason & Hamlin organs. They are looked upon by thousands of visitors as old friends, tried ond true, ('he superiority of theso instrumonts, over all others of thoiy class, has long boon concoded, and it {s justly o matter of pride to Americans that this suporiority has roccived the attestation of a first prize at the Paris Exposition of 1867, and the first medal—being the highost award—at the Vienun Exposition of 1878, in competi- tion with the foromost manufscturers of roed instruments of all countrics. 'That tho pre-eminont reputation of the M. & H, organs rosts upon the fum basis of actual superiority isovident from the well-nigh unanimous testi- moniels of tho highest musical authoritics, and from the striking fact_that the organs of this company aro largely sold in Europo, where tho; coma in compotition with the cbeaper labor an material of Buropean makers. "The thorough workmauship and durability of these favorite iustrumenta is proverbial, but, undoubtedly, the trua secrot of their great roputation lies in their = mu- sical qualities and capabilitics. .It e the swectness and pitrity of tone, togathor with remarkablo volumo and power, that has given them their welt-oarned fame. To such perfoc- tion havo these charming instrumonts boon mm:fim that it isuot surprising that they nro rapidly finding their way into_the paciors of our most cultivated musical people. It is worthy of niention thot in Chicago, at the warerooms of ths Compauy, Nos. 80 and 82 Adoms street, may bo seen a larger stock of organs than can bo fonnd in sny house in the world. The voting for {ho watch for tho benefit of the yellow fover sufferers, which has beeh pro- ceeding quietly for two weoks or moro, closed Ingt night, About 8 0'clook a bulletin board was put up with this logond: “lt!encflb of Yollow Fever Sufforers—25 centa avote.” TFollowed by the names of tho leading candi- dntes, amoug which were the fo|luwln§ : J. M. Barron, 168; John P. Rovnolds, 02. At 9:54 tho vole stood : J, M, Barron, 198; Johu P, Roynolds, 206. At 9:55," Barron, 218§ Tteynolds, 206, At 9:66, Mr, Goorge H. Laflin tondered 810 and forty ballots, and was informed that the poll was closed aud nomoro votos could bo received, an _act which mot with the geuoral digapproval of tho bystanders, . PRINDLE'S CADINET BILLIARD PADLES continue to attract crowds of admirers, whother tho attendanco at the Exposition is Iarge or small. Theso ologant tables, designed forpop- ular homo uso, are worthy the attention of lovers of tho game, nnd especially of all persons in- terested in home amusoments, . HOFT BOAP. To counlry visitors, oneof tha chief wonders ot the Exposition is that mervelous powder which magically turns into an excollont quality of soft soop upon the application of a little hot water. Rural houkowives are stricken dumnb with nstonishmont at the rapidity with which tho sonp man coustructed tho oleaginous compound, and go awny guessing thoy will buy vast quan= titles.of the * Golden Btate Washing Powder.” THE MUSI0, The following is the programme of tho musio for to-morrow afternoon aud evening: AFTENNOON, 1, March—* Sodan 4, Overturo—* Btradella 7, 4, Selections from **La Sonnambuia. &, Waltze—** Loufscn ", 0, Overture—* Othello”,, 7. Fantalsio from Batung 8, Potpourri from * Lucrotiu 1i D, Galop—*En Yoguo™......veee EVENING, 1, March—* Souventr ¥, a, Patpourri fsum “Indigo . Over 44 Poet und Tenaan! -..8uppO 4. Mudl pular melodler ...Hul!nn?npn a—*Tho Klelgh-Rida. . .Juillen 5, Polls 0, Holection from * Barbo Do 7, Overture—* Agues ", 8 Totpourr) from & Marij 0. Galop—* Welcom b it PRINTING. OTTAWAY & COLBERT, PRINTERS, 147 and 149 Fifth-av, Detweon Madison and Monroe-sts,, Having ono of ths largest snd beat appolnted printing os- tablislimonts in tho Woat, sro naw proparod; In thelr now Guartors, 10 oxocute ull kinds of printing—from & nows Paper fo' & businon card—in sujiorer siylo And &b low pricas, s A ESUSUSLLLI vvy; SEANOES, o Jacobi Famiy hold Beanass overyavoning Ihisweek e T o P csonhivay Eumlisaiag Tlomios Aqems A Buhcavs W miako arzungemonts with Diriios for Snoos i day-time, - 100sonebio toah conaitinis pupuilt. iitospiriia matainizel soas 1o ket and convorsc it ot and R oo s )y fslonus, i | h [ ATCTION SALES, BY GEO. P, GORE & GO, 68 & 70 Wabash-av, €O \New Yok, Piflatelphia, & Boston Manufacturers will be repres in tho salo of up e $265,000 STOCK d Suporflne Custom-] Of Modlumg, 808 e b nola by - Msde GEO. P, GORE & 00, 68 & 70 Wabash-av,, AMUSEMENTS. MoVIOKER'S THEATRE, ' MONDAY HVENING, NOV. 8,1873, | MISS NEILSON MISS l:Lu:n:.m. > bor BEAUTI Largest Stock' 1} t Wl apeat or G AL ARTON o p ; On TUESDAY, Nove 4, at 0 1-2a.m, ROSALIND, Syl O e e e e B %S h wo ROSALIND, New V188, - | e coumhatiio SEE Guifit ol ROSALIND, . d | B e S St SR G 's Dolls ey 7 r, Hosle Gl gt rtisl g Fine Goods, Fartales i, Dofetint o Sinc g2 ton Uvercantings, Oassimore and Fyannel Shirtings, Car- {ios, and deans, Govornmont , Batinote, digans, Batinote, Gotionndos, and (losnt, Sorttnriont Qlothing fa porfoot o ASYOU LIKE IT. ASYOU LIKE IT. 1t 1n gamoedod that Miss Nesson {s the best Tullot ‘now upon the atags, 1t may with equal ofrtainty be do- Clnrod that hor Howalind cancot be exceliad, Oan ItLo Dagsilaled t—{Phila. Age. d doserves piaco with Juflat as » companion Wlustrating, togothier, two of the most chArming camallst’s greations, both of which mporsvns: il certainly iivo in the memorina of tho prasent ion of pairons of tho desma, and will rotafo, thule y na fong R_i_gllt Prices, STRVKER &0 FUR MANCUFACTURERS, 231 West "Madison-st., Pants, and Jackets. . biond th avince yourselws of tha trath of & pvier 1 Somma poovorbial, that avory lot offero otually sold, IMPORTANT SALB High-Class Foreign & Amercan OIL PAINTINGS, pon tio popul ng 83 womar’'s boau- By the most Eminent Artists. =S Gt TR AR MRSl | Broncn, 114 Soutn Olarkest, 8 guoirosuswr o — 0. B, Bor MYERY OPERA-HOUSE For Ropaiing of all Minds attendyd 1o oromptls. Yar | S2ot BeARnonaler, Bubloy Niohols, loarions bak, DidiHoc Amd Blatas ! Trimmings of all kinds on hand. W #ivo partloular at | Alige Horton, Harry Whiting, . iteeatsy bty DENH f tontlon to tho Redressing of Sosl Hln\"":"n:::‘:"“ nob Qarl Bondell, gufi;u;ummnuhafio i z by e us mo] Anfington, Cotton & Kemtle's Mgl | ssssssssesemte s e g y PAPER. THE WHOLE TO BI: BOLD AT AUCTION 0On Tuesdey Morning, Nov. 4, at 10 o'dlacke Tho Paintings are now on Kxhibition at tho Btore, 68 & 70 WABASH-AV., OHICAGO. GEO. P, GORE & CO., Auotioncors. SELL, SELL, SEIL! 71" the ory of all our Conslgnors, and in consaquonce ROOTS ANDSHOES, ON VVEDNESDAY, NOV. 5, will be one With NO LET UP o ft as OASH MUST BE IFAD. TThe naso,viBPCHE Was nevor lnrger or beiter, GEO. P, GORE & CO., Auctionsers, d 70 W Our .Dry ‘Goods Sale, saloof Dross Goods, Hoslory, Now Goods, &o., and Iuvolces of Artle TLaces, Rufllings, and Dross Shawls, Nubiss and ‘Scarfs, d Hats, Fur Goods, Volvoh Embrolderles, Edgings and waze ond Tos, P AN ENTIRE UHANGE OF PROGRAMNE] BOBBY NEWOMB IN THE BEAUTIFOL WALTZES. MACKIN & WILSON In thelr unequalled spoolalties, ¢ Produotlon of ED MARBLE'S Burlesque outitled ROMEO AND JULIET! TRome: «essBon Cotton | Julfot..c.s.. Wm. Arlington Master ¢, DAVENPORT - - - in His German Spectaltes, TROUBLE IN THE FAMILY, Cotton & Arlington, TRIOKS AND TRIALS, Rice & Arlington. EPDvery Evoning snd Saturday Matinco. Took out for Ed Marble's Burlssquo of GUY MANEU- VERING, HOOLEY'S THEATRE, MONDAY, Nov. 3 evary eventag and Wodnesdey snd Haturday Bistinees, FIRST TIME AT ANY TIICATRE, Fred Maraden's bosutital Amoriosn Socioly Drams, on- CLOUDSI Caat to the entire strength of the Company. AOT 1--Clouds on the Forizon. ACT 2--Watching In tho Shndowa. ACT 3--A Break in the Mist. ACT 4--Stlver Lining. Bosutiful Sconery, Brilliant Mouatings, and Magnlifi® cent Appointionts. wlk]lfishuml—l{fln Batoman's celebrated play, MARY UNION PARK CONG'L OHURCH. PROF. FRANCIS 7. RUSSELL, Tho eminont Eloeutlonist, of Trinity College, will read weloctions from “THE ROYAL" “IRISH LINER” Papers. Theso bénutiful and delicate Note and Bil- lot Papors sre manufacturea only at the “Royal Ulster Works,” Belfast, and have been but lately introduced in this country. Thoy nro *“used by Her Majesty the Quozy, the Oourt, and the Nobfiits," but s fatt will have no weight in recommending. tham to demooratio tastes, Their own merits are sufficient. ‘Wo invite examination at our atore. or will sond samplos. Imported di- raat, and for sale only by JANSEN, McGLURG & CO, 117 & 119 State-st., Chicago. AUCTION SALES. By ELISON, POMEROY & CO,, Buocessors to Elison & Fostor, Roal Fstate and Genoral Auotionoors, 8 and 85 Randolphst. AT AUCTION, Together with the tions, Gloves, White ficial Flowors, Faath. ™% Trimmings, Knoit Good Ladies' and Mixses' Trimy ™ Ribbons and Ladios' Bolth, Tosertlons, Decorated China HATS AND C'APS, &C., Wiil be hield on THURSDAY, N W, & atdi a. m, ‘Bame day at 11 o'clock, spocisl s, '® of 100 Ralls Ingrain and Homp < & . CARPETAS- GEO, P. GONE & O0-, 68 and 70 Walua 't-aT, SPECIAL SALE OF DICKENS, BROWNING, Seven Desirable Residence Lots, 1 LONGFELLOW, EDGAR A.POR, and UIISB fl ¥ llrfll ure MARK TWAIN'S “InnocontsiAbroad,” | aciios s * or's Hlldgu Work: !uu{ oachod by lorse-cara on Stata stroct, Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayno & Objoago, or tock Island it. R. Wa bave r““"{{dw lvlnlgm;us l'r'nm 1‘:: %wnar. fllhAr‘l’I G York, 1o-offor tha abwo salinbio iction on the ground, on TULSDAY, 2,000 Lots, including Duplicates. LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS! ON THURSDAY, NOV. 6, AT 10 0’CLOCE.. s o CaRads ana Huronus, - French Thursday Evening, Nov, 6. Roserved Scats, G0 conts, To be had Wodnesday, Nov. 5, st W. B, Keon, Cooke & Co.'s, 118and 116 State-st. M'VIOKER'S THEATRE. positiso, and on the following assy balancefin threo, four, and five FOUR NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE, A por cont. Lounges, Divans, Whatnots, Contro Tables.. il lendld ch: i king-1 & okert NESS TIEIT TSSO | o nrieniih hooes o mkCPSmm | Blogas blasonmts Gohon 3 vor, *fi‘};g,:; Gholos Hxtension Tables, "y n ; WGl T I Plated, Waro, Oarpots, In hor admired porsonation of tlo perfoct, Fron from any incumbranco. Ab. stracts furnlshied to each purchaser. ‘At 11 o'clock—Buggies, and Double and 3 netionl b, ! P, GORE & 00, ROSATLIND, Forplats or further pretionlareapbate ., oo single Harness. G. P, GORE In Shiakeposro's Boautiful Comedy of AS YOU BTN IE I Triday ond Saturday Nights—ROMEO AND JULIET. GLOBE THEATRE. Six Nights and Two Matinees Only, Tho giltod aud accomplished Actross, Augtivngors, 84 and & Randolph st. Perempiory Sale, at Auction, Of tho Fntire Cuntonts of tho ST, CHARLES HOTEL, 45 _and_48 South Dusplaines-st., noar Washington, on By WM. A. BUITERS & CO. Avctioneers, 1§ and 17 Randolph-st, Cutters, 8 Bugs ON WEDNESDAY 560 Binglo Harness. 5 , NOV. 86, Jelaok, - the Miss A St f LS SR R | o rruRSDAY (BRI SN 1SS my one, dor.. ALz Bod, .élfiln:, Crookors, Glasswars, Kitoh- Goods, &0. In her Grand Romantic Military and Spectacular Drama, oniitied CIGAREITH, THE LITTLE LEOPARD OF FRANCE. STAR LECTURE COURSE. MUSIC HALL ONLY APPEARANCE IN CHIOAGO OF E. I CHAPIN, THURSDAY, NOV. 6. Tiokota foF ralo to-morrow morning atdanson, McClusg & o e w08 ox Otlog, Ausla TTall Kdimisalon, S0 ats. I “POMBROY ¢ CO., Auctianoers, &4 and 86 Randolph-at. AT OUR REGULAR SALE Friday Morning, Nov. 7, Vo will offer a largo and goneral assortment of Now snd BSecond-hand FURNITURE. A splondid_ Parlor Suit, Bedroom Eate, Patlor. Suils 10 Rop and Halr Oloth, Loungrs, Lasy Oualra: a foll lina af Biankots; 50 rolls Wool Usroots, Tirusssly Carpole, Bouding, attrosses, efc., etc.; 100 Cook and Parlor Stovos " oratas Crockersin opén lots; - thyeo sploadld mov. ALSO~A samio timo wo sill offer entlre contants of Hotel of 100 rooms, remased 1o our store for convenianca of alo, consisting of Pavlor and Chiambor Suits, Marblo. {ap Tablos, 1iurch is, Wanhistands, Wardrobes, Loungo 15 otos ;- Brirsoln ind Wool Garpats, Rugs, 31 oto: " Beds, Bedding, Sheets, Pillow.Cascs, Tuwel Sy atd. Glgwaio, Plutodwaro, ontfcs Bar Fix ros, 010, ata, Salo hosltiva. i REIEGR rovrRoY & O, 81 and 3 Randolp) By TAYLOR & HARRISON, ‘Auctionsers, a4 204 and %8 East Madison-at. OIL PAINTIYGR VATER C030RS, AND I CHROMOS AT ATCOETION, MONDAY and TUESDAY, Nov. 8 uud 4, at 2} und 7’ o?clocls, cach day. TUREE HUNDHED OHOIOE WORKS OF ART SPECIAL SALE AT STORE 108 MADISON-ST, Real French Bronzes, Mantel Clocks, Statuary, Ttalian Marble Statuary,and Alabaster Ornamental Goods, The direct importation of Vitl Bros., of Philadolphis, T Avcrgol"%n"oov d. 21 WRDNESDAY Al N an o, o e aimouclog 84058l 7 0olock, ‘WA, A. BUTTERS & 00., Auctioneers. A FINE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS IN GOLD GILT FRAMES, AT ATOCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE, 00 Trideg Afernoon, or, 7, &t 2 18 oclu, 3 Madison-st. S4E DATENS OB Austionsers. By WILLIS;L_(_)NG- & CO. 508 North Market-st., Between Schiller-st. and North-av. NEAT COTTAGE d Soata, 25 cts. extra, OERRPENTHR & SIELUON. THE MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB OF BOSTON Wil givo two select Instrumontal and Vocal Concorts in Chicago, a8 follows: on Pa atlons o - ohbal tho CHIOAGO CHIISTIAN UNION. : TDE--Snturdny Evealng, Nov. A SR Y Sovaor Dratele-ay. tnd Fhictiotivate for 1ho Hanoitaf tho Starr King Fratorniiy. "Tho Glubs 1} bo asslated by thio dlatingulaned vooaiist, TIE. 3. W, WESTON, of Buaton. "Ticksts, ab7G cants oash, on saio at tho Olristian Un- oo 18 gt Badhancht § Sauaon, More 1i7 -t Fag $toro, oornor, Wall B wona abanmi at. ; Wast 1o Library, 139 Wo st ani o tho AQOADEMY OF MUSIO. THE GREAT WONDERS OF THE WORLD, THE VOKES atn, otc. , consiatis f a fine sl bttt ?%in‘i?llfi’:’a';r‘ngm'i"fi xfii?ffi'é%‘fl'“mfif’fa:fii:n L. Ot 6 Rooms, Olosots, aud Basement, . 0 i y! rnest Daker, N . H. BELLES OF THE KITCHEN! sy Gands, vt W, Gtag, of Wow Yorks O frt- | AN, T ATCOCTICON, Aniagod 1600 times in Lordon aud Nosw York, prosious | it &6 NOWORSH ORS S1o®al from tho solobrated ON MONDAY, KOV, 8, AT 1t & M. % Homtoe) gomedy by 1ha jowarful Aasdetiy Core o fin0oe Woinoedsy an Baturday. HALSTED-ST, OPERA HOUSE, Corner Halstod and Harrison-sta,, Con be rented for a few nights whon not engagod. Ap. inals n tho gallories of Tcarnno, and exooutod by the e arpiala |5 \watoF oofors, rai. Wilkos, of London, and Olaronca Batbor, of Now York. o OTL GHIOMOS aro prinoigitly sopien retouchod iy bamd, piving thom a flsh nosrly equal o & gonuine vigilo, bitton and ontalogues rendy. o an oz Bl R AR TISON, Anetionoors. Lang losto of Ighend low ronlis & 0., Anctionoors. Txtensive Sale of New nnd Second-hand FURNITURE, Pirte J. H, KENLLER, 145 Clark-st. On Wedhesday, Nov, 5, at 83 o'clock, - Carpets, Stoves, Croclery, . MARTINE'S THE ENTIRE STOCK OF A Glass and Plated Ware, S CTION, e [RETAIL DEALER, AT AU P DANQINGACADEMIDS' Oonisting of Tinors, Cotton,, T1kis On Wednegday, NA%S. :t; :a':ss 1-28.M.y WES°UBT,JFSSI%%E’_E]éokodi?st_nnu'av‘ B topoiher with our usust. fu Tino of oo 4ie ‘g 1091{,“; AN DOLPE-ST. ing & now lot of Honsy Olotha aud Cassimeros. > t HARRISON, Auctionsers, TAYLOR & L ind & thant Badisonst. FRIDAY, Nov. 7, at 10 o'clock, AT AUCTION, 100 Baskets Duuw's Champgs, Ta posfect condition, . Also, n Intgo lot of Hourbon and ", d Martgl Brandy, Gonuine {:;‘a";’(fi‘.‘;fu}?f'“ulg.“x'&"é’fi:‘}f e Ealasico of the Slock otr Iy fi¥ron & 1annco WiLLIS, LONG & CO., Auotioneers. By BRUSH, SON & CO., 41 South Canal-at. Jiture, Uarpots, do., Wednesdnr, e e ‘}!112.'2{%':n,w ‘op Obanibor Sota, Bu: ommodya and Tables, Bedutoads, Satas Loguo s s T el ot St e R fre T"urfilm,:é;:? 1o 1,000 yards'of Engllsh, Vel arpots. vot, Brussols, agl SRt COTESR: & 00, OHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE OF FLEGANT NEW FURNITURE, MR, SULLIVAN'S DANCING ACADEMTY, Avenue Hall, 147 Twenty-second-at. Olasaos Thouday and Frldsy ‘evonlugs and Tuesday and ons, B oridouso -8 Twonty-third-at. DANOING, , 161 Boutls Olark:at., corper Monro, Prol. lon Hall, 16t B il Do peit arory Tuosday and Satir- D init, . Puplls and fricudu aro _cordially luvited, or gL 2 partios (o an wook, B1.60: 8 partios ‘40 partios, 10 woeks, 810, 1 Ono Lour for {u- ‘irom 7 to 8 o'cinok, without satrn ehargo. TR 'WEDGWOOD, Professor of Dauciug. Auotlonoers. notfanoo: t Madizo By L. O, CONEN, woeke, struction, Auotlonour, No. 65 South Cunal-ste s AT QUR BALE: 3 SNOW'S DAN UING AOADEMIES | GRAND SPECIAL BALE| . A Canal-at. o £ PRI 19:30 8, 1n., o will closo out, % d WRST SIDE-615 —Woduonday and Sate | wiobens Lty or entiré, s Jorse 1ot of " | FRIDAY and ‘}{‘,".’.“R%‘Sk‘fi“h’ s f&\fi“‘i‘r‘&?‘fi'fi y i~ - FURNITURD. Biopk of a rotail dealer, comys No}i‘}r‘gfixflf;u%flflf?xz‘.’" Tumaraud Tie Compelelng 460 lots, tho conlonts of 2o boardiuge | of Lirst-olaes Furnliufo, conafeling in part of Supselox = 7 et *Afio Govvats, rioves iaalkots B onufortore, oy mhich caut rom B0 6,840 " DR, KAHN'S Alsa 160 ausortgd Kergiony GUHIN, 6 South Onnal st Tedstoads, Cominoden, Daskss &0, &0, 1o bo cloacd oud apmmeent Analomie TISCM, FANKRUPT SALE OF e o, S s o From Now York, w e noar Madlson, 146 Boutl Olark-at, ] anly. Doars opou from 9 8. m. gunlemen ! - EADAY, Nav, 4 A3, m., alarge .n‘.l‘»"s.r.'.‘.‘.‘.:flil.x“ of Aliuk_and Sable Frs, Ladlos® DPRESS-OLEANING, AT AUCTION, Wedn of New and Sacond-han o gt nd Glavest 100 pair Goltars, B, and ost Bk G A (haneotion hnd. | and lonuioa sturen v wl] syl & DI'@SS@S i D o b i o S, O e b Sl e il By J. W. HAVENS & CO., South Side Auction Huuse, 83 K, Raudalplrat., nearStaie, OHROMOS and OIL P lkl\"m-'uu. I}mxmm.a can ots, Clroriyy, Bodding, Orockerywaro, Looking-Ulasso Blover, Navaor, Ol Bhades, otcs oto., on WEDNEY Y, Nuv, 5, at 336 o'clook, T 3. W, HAVINS & 00, Auotionsoors. ; By HODGES & CO. REMOVAL, Y od to tho largo. and spa. o H1OBOES & €O Lt pep ol ot 'ad Webar iy rou wropated 10 talo largs aud winall sieclirrt oo s busald at Sieruns Al saindh 25 prspily Avediv iy No. 65 Weet La o oloanod and t wiiicli doos siob v POTS romoved with- No wmattor of what material, o oughly renovatod, Ih{ A tew prog Quira tho remuval of trlnmibiiy St washing tho wholo garmout. 1alty, B civaned by this procoss can b soon at our stares, 158 ILLINOIS-ST, and 864 WE.SEUIJ';AVNE%:?T