Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 16, 1876, Page 16

16 REAL ESTATE. The Market Depressed by the Maunicipal Maladminis- tration. Bat Few Bales Reported, and Not Many Inquiries for Property. Activity in Rents---The Supply Exhausted of Cheap Stores and Houses, Loans on Real Estate at 7 Per Cente— Auction Sales---Miscellaneous. SALES OF THE WEEK. BAD ZFFECT OF POLITICS ON THE MARKET. Eales wers light !ast week. Some transactions were consummated that have been in negotia- Hon for soms time, bui the number of new in- quiries was limited. The weather hasnot yet becoms sufficiently settled to allow the subur- ban trade to open 1 its fall vigor. The intense political excitement in the city bas had & de- pressing effect on ali business, including res! estate, in the same way that the Presidential farore has often been seen to bring dull times. Apparently. the *‘Eastern capitalist” who fills ¥0 large a field in the vision of the local real-es- tate dealer has been a little alarmed by tho to- mult in municipal politics. Investments in Chi- sago property seem less desirable, when taxs- tion i8 to be levied by tho men for the purposes snd at the rates indicated by recent events. Tax- ation becomes confiscation when aseessed and fevied by men who seize their offices by frsud. The political bearings of the recent usurpation at the South Town elec- tion sre far less portentous than its certan ffects on the business and property of the city. These cannot but bo unfavorable in the bighest degree. We do not belisve they will ba perma- nent or arrest longer than temporarily the prowth of thecity. but for all that the resl estate market bas been hart by the political events of the last two weeks, and the revival hoped for bas been deferred. Property-owners ind themsclves nothing botter than unpaid trustees to transfer the receipts from their houses and stores over to the tax-gatherer. THE PRINCIPAL SALES OF THE WEEK WERE : Weil & Sherman have sold 27x180 feet on East Washington street, between Wells and Frankiin street, for §24.000; and 1405 Wabaeh svenue, 252151, two- mtory and basement stone frant house for $19,000; 35 feot o Fourth avenue, bstween Van Buren zud Har- nson streots, for $+,500;5x151 fect on Michigan ave- 2, between Twenty-eighth and Twenty-uinth streets, for 81,250 cash; lot on Forty-seventh street, 23x125, ‘betwesn Wentworth avenue and Atlanticavenue, for 0. B T E Weaver & Co,havescld a to-story and base- ment brick house on Forrest avesue for £1,0003 two- swry and English basement marble front. No. 87 Looinis street, $7,500; Myrile street, mear Taylor street, cottage and lot, £2,090; lot at Montrose, $6503 Langley avenue, near Foriy-second etrect, twa-atory sud basement bduse, $4,500; lot on Adams atreet, east of Campbell avenae, §1,200, W. D. Derfoot & Cb, bavesoldthe Teutonia Building, sormer of Wells and Washington streets, for 50,000 rash. Ths building is 30x¢0, snd four stories high. Young & Rowley have aold 20J fest in Linden Grove Bubdivision, Englewood, for §3.116. ‘Birdseso Las eoid to Fred Ayer the N. E. 3¢ of E. 3 and the K. X of tho N. E. X of Sec. 15,57, 4, for §116.000, Wiliam H. Hoyt has sold premises on southeast cor- 1er of Iucians avenue =nd Twenty-first street for g, 23\ Secrist bas sold. premises st northesst cormer f Morgan and Polk streets for §10,000. Charles A, Day sold 20ux125 ject on Louiss street, orth of Thirty-nfth street, for £1,600. J. G. Collius has purchzsed bouss and Jot ou Vin- *once svenue, soutn of Thirty-cighth strest, for 10,080, T. AL Chapman has #cld 100 feet on Lincoln avenae, 2t Orcherd streat, for $16,000; 100 fect on_ Orchard Ereet, near Websteraveaue, for §14,000; and 166 feet ad Lot ¢ of subdivision in N. E, X of 8. W. X of Sec. B, 40, 18, for £11,055. William T. ltichmond has sold Block 26 and six Jota B Block 21, Riverside, for §10,000. Robert D, Sheppard has purchased the lot, 271170 ect, on the north side of Madison street, 100 feet west f Wells, for_£24,000 cash, and will erect there at once » business buiding, which be has already contracted orent, 3 BUBUBEAN TEANSFERS. Jobn C. Birdseye, of Lowell, Msss., 20ld to Fred Lyer, of same piace, 116 5-i00 acres 10 the Town of Hydo Park, situste west of Lake Calumet and north of Kensington, for $116,000. James H. Sniveley sold_to W. J. Radeliffe 10 acres norn of One Hundred and Seventeenth street, between Hyde Lake and Calume: iiver, for §10,000—subject to a3 ;ucumbrance of $5,604, John O'Donuell scid to Rollin E, Wilcox Blocka 1, 2,6, Lota 7, 8. 8, 24, 55, 26, 21, in Biock 4, and all of Block 5, except Lots i1 and 12, ju Keeney & Barion's Ridge Subdivision, South Evanston, for $75,000, sub- ject to an incumbranco of §15 per front foot, The total frontage involved in this £3le is 3,230 foet. SATDLDAY'S TBANSFERS. The following instricmcnts were fled for secord on Saturdsy, April15: Y FROPERTY. Michigan av, 57 fL n of Sizteanth &, w £, 20x 250 1t, dated Apri 13, .$ 12,000 ‘West Polk st, 19 1t e of 101 {t, dated Aprili4... .. 4,500 ‘Webster v, n 0 cor Of SOUthport av, & f, 483-10x118 1%, dated March 2...... ..o 3,000 Joseph st, 160 1t 0 of Archer av, e £, 25xi00 £t 5. S ystisa Hawthorn av, 250 £t of Osk at, w £, 253195 ft, dated March o with {mprovements, dated April 13..... Bacramento at, 141 2-10 £t 1 of West Van Bu- ren st, ¢ front, 25T126 ¢, dated April 15.... Wubash'ay, 436101t nof Twelfth-st, ef, 100 ¢, dated April 13. West Twenty-eecond s 01, 505125 1z, duted Apnl 15. NORTH OF CITY LIMITS, within a radius of 7 miles of Court-House: Elston av, 1,054 ft 8 ¢ of Western av, 10 acres, dated APL 10.ene-eeeannnn -5 9,000 BOUIN OF CITY LIMITR, within & radius of 7 miles of Court-House: ‘Wentworth av, 450 ft n of Fifty-first st, 6 f, :fis 124 ft, dated Feb. 22, 5t Lots 1 1o 14, and 38 to 50, 3¢S 3¢ of N W X Soc9, 38, 14, dated March 27.. 27,000 SUMMIALY OF TBANSFERS FOR TUE WEEK. The following is he fotal smount of city and suburban trapsfers within a radius of 7 miles of the Court-House, filea for record during the week ending Saturasy, April 15: City—Sales, u3; consideration, B4U8,u51. North of city-limits—Sales, 2; considera~ tioz, $13,900. Soutn of city-lunits—Sales, 203 consid- eration, $100,058, 'Total saies, 40, Total consideration, $522,%09. —_———— RENTS. SCARCITY OF MODENATE TENEMENTS AND STORES. ‘The business of the nouse and store agents &izs been crowded into the Isst weeks of the mouth 1o a greater extent than usuel. Landlords have been more disposed than in previons years to make concessions. Negotiations between them and tensnts have been prolonzed, snd those of the Iatter who have decided to move make their sppeazance later in the rent market. The offices of the renting agents supply satisfactory evi- dences of the growth of the cify. Among the spplicants for honses and stores are many who sre removing to Chicago from the surrounding zountry and the Ezstern States. It has becoms widely known that times are easier in Chicago than elsewhers, and business better, and the ro- sult 18 to stiract an increasing population to this point. Merchants in Iowa, Wisconsin, snd other neigbboring States, who have been successfol, and seek a wider field £ oparations, are coming to Chicago to engage in busi- sess, and manufacturers are establishing themselves zere. Chicago, for instance, {s becoming a tobacco- @apufacturiog point, and tobacco manufacturers nave moved here this spring from Detroit and Ssa Francisco. The supply of small storesis exhausted. Thers is need of more of about t0x$0 feet in dimensions, and wdapted to the retail trade, in the centre of the city. Offices do not rent 50 well. This might be expected, {rom the larger supply. The supply of houses renting 286 0 570 a month is likewise exhausted. There ia ©0more pressing need of the ‘city at this time than the erection of several hundred two-story brick houses sear the centre of business. There arz two districts Sow open to this improvement, and unsvailable for very many yesrs forany other. Tbese are that large ter- sitory uncovered Ly the fire of 1374, and Iying slong Wabash avenue, Third and Fourth avenues, snd o the cross strects. Exzcepting. the improvements on tate etrect, and a fow structures on other strests, this large district baslain idle for pearly two years, Itis capsble of giving shelter to bundreds of families, whoso presenco would support a very active Tetail trade on Wabash avenue or Stats street. The rame remarks are true of the Uhlich tract, south of Twenty- pecond street and west of State street, Here are 0 acres, This tract would carry 600 bouses, and would support from 60 to L0ub families. These are the two Iocatities an_tho South Sids where the domand for ‘moderate-priced houses ezn ba satisfied to most ad- Vantsge 10 tenants and landlords. It iz not likely that apy mare profitable use could be made of the property for many Fesrs. Particularly does it seem poor poticy o allow the locality of the fire of July 14, 1874, to re- main unproductive any longer. If its owners wait £11§¢ % wanted for stores, they will loss the valuo of in interest. What are wanted there now, 2‘““:2&'."!1’0“ of modest, comferiable THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 1876—SIXTEEN 'PAGES. ‘brick houses, sfier the Philadelphia or Baltimors style, Several changes of interest will be made this &pring 1n the localities of different trades. The movement of the dry gooda wholeasls trade to Monroe atreet will bo supported. Railroad officea re gathering in the vicinity ©f Dearborn and Washington streets. The Chicago & Danville Eailroad haa rentod offices at 88 Washington street. The Stsr Line (Penuesivania Railroad) will g0, May 1, to_the corner of Dearborn and Washing- t0p streets; the Empire Line (J, Stockton & Co.) have taken guarters at the corner of Dearborn snd Ran- dolph streets, and the Merchants’ Dispatch will bava 1ta headquarters at 95 Washington street. —_——— THE LOAN MARKET. A QUIET WEEK. Businees the past week has been very quiet. 8o far this month there is a marked falling off from the corresponding figures of last year. Necessitics ars probably not 8o great. Moreover, thers have been no large corporations placing loans on the market, which in previous years have formed sn important and considerable jtem. In tho month of April, 1875, the Calumet and Chicago Canal and Dock Compnoy and the Cook County Land Compsany both effected large Toans, but this year there is nothing to show be- yond the monéy borrowed by private individu- pls. Thoe rates of nterest are unchanged. Some parties are offering monoy st 7 acd 7% per cent, but the security must be A1, both as copcerns property and Dpames. Loans at 73 per cent aranot mew things. New and ihen, once in avesr or 5o, some euch loan crops to the surface. There was ome last year on the Major Block, there wera ons or two the year previous, and ibere has been ono this ear of $30.000,~—on 2l feet, porth front, on Monroe street, between Clark and Dearborn streets. The more important losns of the past week are one of £10,000, at B per cent; ono of $30,000, at 8 per cent; and one of $9,000, at 9 per cent; the torms of all of | which ars five years, and the property mortgaged of the choicest description. OOMTARATIVE STATEMENT YOR THE WEER ENDING APRIL 15, 1875, Considera- tion. 764,930 it 482 247} 551 COMPADATIVE STATEMENT FBON APRIL 1 70 aPRIL 15, 7 186 1875. Instrumests, Considers-] i Considera- tion. | No., tion. Trust-deeds. Mortgages.... e Aggregate ...onf (34 SL124.928 418 eeennenne MISCELLANEOUS. AUCTION SALE. On Monday, April 24, Elisor, Pomeroy & Co. will sell on the ground twenty-four of the houses recently orected at Cottsge Grove avenue and Thirty-firat street by C. W. Rigdon. The houses front on Groveland Park avenue. Lake avenue, and Thirty-first street. They are strone-front. two-story and basemient houses, and have never becn in use. H. X. WEAVER & CO. The firm of H. E. Weaver & Co., of No. 169 TLaSalle strect, are doing a very large and con- stantly increasing real estate business. Their office is centrally located, and most suitable for their purpose. Their bosiness includes every- thing in real estate, renting, eelling, and ex- cliapging of property. ‘The list of houses which they now have for ssle isoue of the largest in the oi ty, and they are able to give some very de- sirable bargains in residences. Aleo in cotfages and lois they offer a large varieiy of lacations. on easy terms. Monthly payments of from £25 10 875 mill be taken. People desiring to buy are advised to call om Meesrs. Weaver & Co., and examine their list. SUBDIVISIONS. The followiag plats have been filed for record doring the week : 1. Assessor’s second division of Lot 103, and part of Lots 104 and 105, and of Sub-Lots 15 to 20, Jamot's Subdivision of Lots 104 and 105, Broneon’s Addition to Chicago. This is north of Schiller street, between Clark and LaSalle, 2, Parkway Addition, resubdivision of Lots 5 t0 10, Blocks 4, 9, and 10, Schieswig, Leing part of S, E. i of tho N. W, & Sec. 46, 40, 13, betweeu Appenrade sireet and Armitage road, having boulev=rd on the west. 3, Resubdivision of Lots 1 and 2, and 8, 73 feet of Lots 3and 4, Block 69, Evanston. 4. Craft's Subdivieion of north 350,75 feet of W, 3¢ Block 2, Frink's Resubdivision of north 383 scrcs, E. 3 S. E. i Sec. 5 and part 9, 39, 13, Austin and vi~ lwin H. Brown's Resubdivision of E. % Lot 14, 's Subdivision, §. E. X Sec. 8, 37, 14, Washington Hi ‘Heights, MORGAX HEIGHTS. ‘The University of the West, ths Reformed Episcopal &chool, have wade a proposition to the proprietors of sorgan Park azd Washingion Heights to place their buildings at thet point. Tke University has a fund of 350,000, and the Vashington Heights peopls prapose %o contribute $300,000 more in land and money—more thsn half of which has alresdy been obtained. NEW YORK REAL RSTATE. It may intereat the reader to learn the value set upon some of the most celebrated buildings of the city and the amount of tazes yearly paid upon them. The fig- ures are taken from the tax-books, except in nx:i.l whero 3 * sppeare In thess cases es of estate experts are given: Asveged Tearly Name, tazes, Stewart's residence. . $16,800 Grand Centrzl Depot. 2. Hudson R. R. R, freight depof 36,000 Equitable Insurance 30, Drexel & Co’s building... 25,000 Mutual Life Insurance Building. 25,000 Life & Trust Co.'s 16,000 “Furner Brothers' building.. 60030 16000 New York Lifo Ins. Co.'s bullding.1,000,000 28,000 Hechanica' Bank Building 400000 11,200 Pacific Mail Building. 13,816 Duncan, Sherman & Co. 800 Btock Exchange Building. 000 g 13; 30,200 25,200 21,580 21,000 i 21,550 i 30,200 Tribune Building. 36,000 Stesens’ Apartment Hof 15,800 Western Union Telegraphi . 42,000 11 B, Clsdiin & Co.’s buildi 000 15,160 Btaats Zeitung Buuiding. . 000 14,630 ,800 8,400 11,800 11,200 11,818 030 Many of the buildings it is axfe to ssy are vers heav- i1y mottgaged, theincome from rents, eic., being bare- 1y suflicient to meat tho interea on the debts contract- ed in their construction, This is notably o of the Z'ribunc Building, the Western Union structure, and several of the hotela,—New York Correspondence Cin~ annats Enguirer. fE A SYMPATHY. sympathy enters."—Swing. A licken pined and weited long, Upon the barren graite gray s 1t feit the cold, the bitter wrong, Till warmer germs took root one dsy, “Through sympathy. The moss and fern, and then the palm, And grasses green, o'erspread the plain The gizn: monutain lent its arrz, To give protection from the rain, - Through sympathy. Erewhile, through changing seasons grew A small, wes fower, of aweet perfame,~ A wiolet robed in deepest blue, To disipato surrounding gloom, Through sympathy. And now o'er all the sarth is seen, In Flora's kingdom, every bue, Bursting through & carpet green That this poor lichen round it drew, Through sympathy. ** Into the moral atmosphere.of life, thew this great ‘There's many s bumsn lichen found Who pinea in secret snd alons, *Til soms good angel's visit round Brings back the spirit that has flown, Through sympatby. ‘The heart with tears {s like the plai; Beneath its sxnds we find the gold; But pever till the falling rain ‘Washes away the outer mold, Through sympathy. EDUCATIONAL, 1iake Forest Academy. SUMMER-TERM of TEN WEEKS bigins APRIL 20, Collega Studies reviewed during the Term. oys wishing an opportunity to do extra Reading in Latin and Greck during July and August may find such opportunity by 3ppiying at once to the Princi- pal, A. B. SABIN. Lake Forest, 11l H. E) Gleason’s Academy, A Bchool for Young Men and Boys, 35 West Adums-at, Term began Monday, April 3. Classical Depert- ment 1n charge of the Rev. John Bradshaw, who refors by permission to the Bev, E. P. Gootwin. D. D., Profs, Boardman and Fisk, Chicago Theslogical Seminary, ‘We invite specisl atieation to our Prumary Department, 000,412 AMUSEMENTS: ADELPAT THEATRE. EXTRA LADIES’ NIGHT. EASTER SUNDAY, April 16, LAST NIGHT of the ‘Great Succese, B UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. LAST MGHT of the GREAT JUBILEE STNGERS in now Songs, Hsmos. and Duets, LAST CHANCE te see tho MAGNIFICENT SCENERY of STRONG.. EASTER MONDAY—ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL. Grand O}, Yantomime, and Drama, 'MISS NUL1.Y PIERIS, TOM ALLEN, Champion of tho World; SHEEHAN & JONES, MI58 ANNIE FOX, GRIMALDI ADAYMS, MIKE MADDEN,JOE A.GU- LICK, LESTEb & AVERY. Grimaldi Adsme Comic Pantomime, LOVE IN A TUB, Olio, and ts Drama of TOAM AND JERRY; or, Life 'm New Yorr, introducing the calsbrated Crib Scene, pusasge atavme, between TOM ALLEN and MIKE MADDEN, aud several renowned sthlotes. Matinees Wednesasy and Saturdsy. Ladies' Nights ‘Tucsdsy and Thursday. Populsr prices. McVICKER'S THEATRE. EDWIN BOOTH. ¥y [KING LEAR! TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, ¥. B. WARDE, J, L. Gossin, F. Pjerce, M. Rainford, W. H. Seymonr, iss Cummins, Miss Carroll, Miss Murdoch in the cast, ‘Thursday—LADY OF LYONS, Friday—RICHELIEU, Saturday—RICHARD IT, Ssturday Matinse—MUOH ADO for the benefit of the SHAKSPEARE MEMORIAL FUND, UNION PARK CONG, CHURCH. “YE OLDE FOLKE" CONCERT, BY CHOIR OF SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, TUESDAY EVENING, April 25. AT UNION PARK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. ‘Tickets for adults, §0c: children, S5c. For sals at West 5ide Library suid at the door. THE TOLEDO, 141 East Madison-st, GRAND MILITARY CONCERT GIVEN BY THE GREAT WESTEBN L. G. BAND, In the new Military Uniform, on SUNDAY NIGHT, April 16, Admission, 25 cents, Alzo every Night and Sundsy Afternoon Grand Con- cert by the Heine Quartetto. Admission free. NEW CHICAGO THEATRE. (Graud Opera House.) B8UNDAY NIGHT, APRIL 16, Dip Momoiren o5 Teufels! Comady in Three Acts by L. Scribs. ALEXANDERWURSTER, Director. THE COLISEDM. THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING, posftively lsat appoarance of tas wonderful SIEGRIST BOYS, who iove bezn greetod nightly with the wildest enthufssm. FRANK A. GIBBONS, The Acriz} King, the cmtodiment of daring, grace, and perfection. in his miraculous champion balncing trapoze act, introducing musiz in the sir, aod con- cloding with bis new and original sensation (never be- fore utiempted by any artist m the world), entitled the * Avalanche, or Slide for Life,” descending, with fear- ful rapidity, while suspended by one foot, head down- ward, from the extreme height of the Theatra to the, stage, a distance of 75 feet. SUNDAY LEQT_U_RE SOCLIETY. Mrs. M. B:, NLivermore “Superfluous Women.” McCormick Hsll, Sunday, April 15, 3p. m. ADMISSION, TEN CENTS. HOOLEY'S THEATRE. MAGUIRE & HAVERL! J. H, HAVERL' X.oo THE FAMOUS CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS. 3ONDAY, APRIL 17, every night and Wednesday and Saturday Matinees, BILLY EMERSON, BILLY RICE, BEN COTTON, E. M. HALL, SANFORD & WILSON. All the other Great Stars will be retsined., Remember the popular Wednesdsy and Saturday Matinees, Weck April 4—EATIE PUTNAM. "ON FREE EXHIBITION. ‘The Paintings and Studies comprising the entira ELKINS COLLECTION Are exhibited free previous to tho sales of Tnesday and Wedsesdoy evenings, dav and evening, ot the Art Rooms, No. 165 Wabash-uv. MoCORMICK HALL. TW0 GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS For the benefit of the Ladies’ Centennial Aasociation. Afterndon matinee. Evening Concert and Resdings by Prof. Burbink and other artists, Saturday, i\spruf. Matinee, 10 cents. Evening entertainment, 45 centa, EO0LEY'S THEATRE, SUNDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT To-day st 3 o'clock, Mr, Arthur J. Criswold, Musical Directcr. Admistion only 25 cents. In Aid of the Good Samaritan Home, - THE GALEDONIA CLUB Wil cloeo the series of entertainments of tho sesson by giving a Socisble and Ball at their hall, 161 Easst Madison-st., on Friday ovening, April 21. Tickets, $1, for geutlemsn 1nd ladies, to be had from members of the Club and at the door. THIRDGRAND LEAP YEARBALL given by the Young Ladies' Union at Central Hall, corner of Wabash avenuo and_Twenty-dccond sireet, on Thursdsy evening, April 27th. Tickets $1.00. Tickets for sale at 416 Wabash avenue and No. 60 State strest, northwest corner of Randolph strect. SPIRITUALISM. LYMAN C. HOWE lectures in Grow's Hall at 10:30 a,m. snd 7:30 p.m. Dr. PETER WEST will give Tests sud describo Spirit Frionds after evening laot- ure. Admisafon, 10 couts. NOTICE. _The Organ Concert announced for Monday, April 15th, by JOHN WHITE, has been postponed. The gh of (éoncext will be given in the Tribune the com- g wee! ALEXANDER KIRKLAND will lecture Sunday, Aprilicth, at 3 P. M. in the Dime Course at Grow's Opera House, Subject: * Lyrit Poetry.” Lessees. Manager AUCTION SALES. AR ST LI i By ELISON, POMEROY & CO. Auctioneers, 84 snd 86 Randolph-at., Our regular Tuesdays sale tponed till Friday, ey Doabla Saia® The entiro Farmiture of two Qwellings in addition to onr nsual display of New ture, Buyers attend this sal ELISON, POMEROY & FOR 6. Q0,, Auctionsers, FINE GOLD WATCHES RICH AND ELEGANT JEWELRY,’ AUCTION SALES, WM. A. BUTTERS ‘& CO,, ADCTIONEERS,” 113 & 15 WABASH-AV. A OHOIOE COLLEOTION OF STATUARY, - Richly Carved Vases, Florentine and French Bronzes, Mantel Clocks, Statuettes, ete., BY AUCTION, 118 AND 130 WABASH-AYV., Northeast corner Madison-st. Wedaesday Morning, April 19, 1876, The sale, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m., will [talian Harble and Alabaster Belected at Florence, Italy, by 8ig. PANDOLFINT, will be gold At Wm. A. Butters & Co.’s con- AUETION SALES: BY T. E. STACX, Office 190 Dearborn Street, Friday, Anrl 21, et 10 8. m, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, B, W. Isteads, and Commodes, Bt rare chance, large sale, and must be sold. eatisfactory, - T. E. STACY, 190 Dearborn-st. Monday, April 24; 1876, 2t 10 & m, "The entire contents of houss No. 520 Wabash avenus, tension Table, Bedding, Lounges, Range, Stoves, &c., Mortsage Sale The entirs contents of 32 rooms in the third and fourth floors of HONORE BLOCK, southwest corner of Moncoe and Dearborm-ate; ‘The sbove contista of Mattresaes, Pillows, Wasnstands, Marble-Top Bureaus edding, Gas-Fixtures, 0 Toilet Sets, Bed Springs, Chairs, Easy Chairs, Centro Tables, &c., Lc. This is the contents of 3 rooms all in fine crder, - Mortgages foretlosed nnd sales mada, Terms MORTGAGE SALE. consisting of Carpets, Bedroom Sets, Chairs, Tables, Marble-Top Bureaus, Lace Curtains, Washstands, Ex- - __¥RUIT - TAFALATA. Fresh arrival Tofalata Daten 3:.: o stalks, st cyer i Chi ere ars selliog an infari thiese R00da, Wo havo the oaly etk Ssria Dates in Chicago. Porto Rico fed. Aspinwall Yellow Bananaa received o weer, and ripened in our Patent Berey® Rooms, which gives fruit finer color s fisvor.” Porto Ttico Swee: Oranges prnd Avpice o fowdans Dfi’lu'unm““nmohhn‘:“" frogbarval,” o = ANTLLER & TAYLOR, IMPORTERS, 3 South Clark-st, SYRIA. —____ERAILROAD TIME TAR) 22w 0 R A N G K ; tinue notil'all is sold. Amony; the beautiful collections will be found Diana, Madonna, Danza Di Venere, Guar- dian Angel. Group (Threo Graces), Fidelity, Yaul and Virginia, Milton, Shakspeare, Greek Slave, Venus, and mady others. Elegantly carved Tuscan, Roman, Gothic, Egyptian, Florentine, and Greeian Vases, irom 10inches to 7 foct in beight, suitable for Drawing- room, Dining-room, Hall and’ Garden, and Herculean Urna, Agate Vases, Card-Rocsivers, Fountains, Groups of Animals, Mosaic Aarble Centre-Tables, Marble Columns, etc, -. Real Florentine and French Bronzes, ARRIVAL AND DEPARTARE OF Th{ o T anttay excepiod: e Sanday atb:00a me & Daity. o7 exented. {15 CHICASO NORTHWESTERN TiiLasun, Sterting Sitver & Siver-Plated Ware, OLD HfINE DIANIONDS, GO TO THE & f‘m‘hflimlnt attention paid to foreclosing mort- gages and sales by same, T. E. STACY, - 190 Dearborn street, —_— By T. E. STACY, 190 Dearborn-st, Recelver’'s Sale! By virtue of an order jssiied by the Circuit Gourt of Cook County, I zhall ofer for sale at auction TUES. - DAY, April 25, 1876, at 10 a.m., the entirs contents of Ttestanrant No. 143 South State-st., consisting of Range e, aPacifio Fast Line aDubnque Day Ex Great Clearing Auction Sale A, H. MILLER'S French Mantel Clocks, Running 21 Days. ‘morniog and unttl the morning of sale. ‘WAL A. BUTTERS & CO,, Auctioneers. Ladics and gentlemen are most cordially fnvited to call at our Landsome and spacions salearoom and ex- amiue Sig. Pandolfini's superb collection of orma- mental goods, which witl bo on_exhibition on Monday 2nd Furniture, Steam Table, Broilers, Copper CofTeo and Tea Urns, Kitchen Furniture, largo lot of Crock- ery aud Glassware, Castors, Plated Ware, Kniyes, Forks, Spoons, Tablé Linen, Tables, Cane-Seat Chiirs, Counter, Show-Case, Clocks, clc., ete. The above property is nearly now, and can bs sesn 41 day of salaat above place. aDubuqua N{.fl’hfi F.x. via Clintou. aOmala Nighe Exprest. 1 BMilwaakeo Passengor, T, E. STACY, Salesman, W‘;’l’kn' MARTIX, Roceiver of the effects of Sinclar & ed. . BY 1. . STACY, OFFICE 190 DEARBORN STREET. For Sale—A 2-atory house cormer of Twentieth and Brown streets, ta ba moved; 1 Safe, 1 Piano, Contents of 3 Houses; #000. Any one wishiog a Mortgzge fore- clored and property sold, will do well by calling on me. 3Green Bay Ezpress. bMaduon & Kiroy Lxpress 351, Paul & Winona Express.. ilarquetto Lzaress afioneva Lake Rxp 3Geneva Lake Esp: a—Depotcoraorof Wellaand Rinzioam, pe potoornerof Canaland Kinsie-sts. MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD, BUTTERS & 0.5 gfifll_m TRADE SALE. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, REGULAD MADE CLOTEIN For Men's, Bo‘ ENTIRE STOCK, 61 Wasfii;gton—st., H113 and Youth's Wesr, ‘Which will be.contianed this waek, com- mencing at Satlsfactory Terms. 1 ain baving many of them, 800 | pepos, foot of Zake-st, and Foot of Te FURNISHING GOGDS always give satisfaction. Call. ~ T.E.STACY, Tickek-ofice, 61 Clariste, southoast corner of Beaste 4 i 8 100 Deasbomm viovet; | ans of Hatmien losae, sk - Baadspl] Dress Goods, Shawls, Linens, Nottingham Lace Cur- tains, Edgings, Embroideries, Hoslery, Notious, Gloves, Hata, Caps, Boots and Shoes; also, Straw Goods, By JAS. P. McNAMARA & CO., Mail (via Main and Air Line), Day Express 3y Kaiamazoo A Allautje Expross (dailr. Night Express.. GHAND BAPIDS 127 Wabash-av., N. W. corner Madison-at. THURSDAY MORNING, April 20, at 9:30 o'clock, at thelr Auction Rooms, 118 and 120 Wabash-av. DUTTERS & C0.S REGULAR SATURDAY SALE. GREAT smizgjsF TRADE SALE 10:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. NOTE.—This immenss stock of the finest goods in the city mustbe sold regardless of %’l“:fln ::fxm‘;m”' contequences. You can buy at your own HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Tt8sturday Ex. ©bunday E: price the flnest WATCHES of FOreign or | ) tne frniturs of a frst-class house. New furni- CHICAGO. ALTON & ST. LOUIS. American make, in fina18-k. GOLD CASES, Ladies’ and Gents® sizes, including some of Mr. Miller’s own impcrtations. DIAMOND RINGS, PINS, STUDS, Ear-Rings. Gold Chsins, Lockete, Rings, Studs, Ladies Fine Sets, Fine Cut Cameo, Onyx, Coral, etc., the fin. est goods imported—the latest and most fashionable styles. STERLING SILVERWARSE, The best Sitver-Plaled Ware. FineIvory and Bar-handled Table Cutlery, Real and French Brenzes, Freach Clocks, Mantel Ornaments, Russia Leather Goods, Opera Glasses, Lubin’s Perfumery, eto., etc., atc, ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers. J. H. FRENCH wil conduct the sale. PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE Of the entire Household Purniture and Effects of Pri- vate Resideace. Parlor Chamber, and Dining-room Furniture, Carpots, Bedding, Stoves, Kitchien Ontfit, Stoves, etc., eic. . ELISON. POXEROY & CO., Anctioneers. For Monday Rhlorning, April 17", At 10 o'clock, we will sell without 1e8crve st resi- dence, 249 West Washington-St, Tho entire Housekold Firniture, Carpeis, Beds, Bed- ding, Dining-Room and Xitchen Furniture, Crockery, Giass Ware, oic, etc. Ore square GRAND PIANO, Standard make. ELISON, POMZROY & CO.. Auctionecra, Rich and Ilegant Par:or FURNITURE, Piano, Ci ts, Pier Gass, Lico Curtalns, e at » O tarlo-Font Telatnce, e NO. 1104 HICHIGAN-AV., Wednesday Morning, April 19, at 10 O'clock. One Superb Doublo’ Irlor Suit: Solid Roaswood Upright Flano, standar mako; Pier Mirror ; Brus- sels Carpets; Elcgant Nshogany Chamber Set; Din- ing-Room Furniture: Sdo-Board; Extension Tabie; itchen Ware; Bedding,ote., etc, ELISON, JOMEROY & CO., Auctioneers. HARBLE HMANTELS, Te Sheman ¢ Bmd Hatel Co. Will make their First Sale of the ear ot thei o nut Bedstesds and Duresus, Waliut Chairs snd Rock- ; ERI w | Day_Express_Pullman b, 1 " sing Cases, Lounges, Bookcases, Showcascs, Re- oul - orner Michigandv, aad Van Buren-st,, frigerators, Ice Chests, Barlor and Office Deaks, Car. ’;;,‘g';;f?:,;“,;‘m“",g;mf‘},‘g;‘:‘;g”,.x é:“}d,!,‘:fl Athints Expeoss TIURSDAY MORNING, April 20, at 10 o'clock, ‘When will be ofered the finest dis- lay of all the New and Elegant esigns 1 Marble, Slate, and Harbelized fron Mantels. Marble Mantels in Itslian, Tennes- see, Champlain, and other Marbles. The whole Collection on exhibi~ tion 2t the Warerooms on and before ture, carpets, piunos; oil paintings, etc., etc. Saturday morning, April 22. At their handsome and spacious sales-rooms, 118 and 120 Wabash-av, Special attention given to the sale of HOUSEHULD GOODS, at private dwellings and at their HANDSOME AND SPACIOUS SALESROOMS. Al ales mads and paid promptly. HANDSOME OCTAGON Brick (Stone-Trimmed) Dwelling-House AT AUCTION, Tuesday, April 25, 1876, On the premises. Honze open for inspection, For aran, elen ses WAL A. BUTTEES & GOn Auctioneers, REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. Monday, May 8, 1878, At our salesrooms, 118 and 120 Wabash-av. The list will embrace large amount of improved and unim- proved property in the South, North, and ¥West Di- 68 and 3 Wabash-ay. ATCTION SALES! ‘The most attractive Dry Goods Auction Sale of the sexzon on Tuesdsy, April 18, 1876, at 9:30 o'clock a. m. Special attention i8 directed to the following lines, the same being new, fresh, snd regular goods. Staple and tancy Dry Gooda iu all their varioty, Lines of Caasi- meres, Cheviots, Cottonades, Jeans, Ginghams, Stripes, and Checks. White Goods—Dress Linens, Lawns, 3ulie, Nainsooks, Ladies’ and Children's fine Under- wear, Genta' and Ladies’ fine Linen Handkerchiefs, fine Table Linons, Towels, Crashes, &c. Alpacas—We Lave the finest lie to be found in the city, from medi- um to the finest grades, and particular stfention is in- vited to tho same. Clothing—Very superior custom- mado Clothing, in Men's, Boye', and Youths' wear, Goods all new and regular, aizes -, and quality guoranteed. Country merchants will ploase note. AMiscellancous—Pop: brands Brown Sheetin: standard Prints, Hamburgs, Hats and Caps, Ki Gloves, Notious, superior Pocket Cutlery and Razors, Russin Leather Goods, Silver-plated Goods, fine Toilet Joaps, Satchels and R. R. Bags, Shawls, Suspenders, Corsete, Overshirts, Dross Shirta, Neckties, Hosiery, Flowere, Brashes, &c. Bankrupt—200 lots miscellane- ous goods, a nice aasortment Dry Goods, Notions, &c. Carpets—An entirely new and very choice line. GEO, P. GORE & CO., 63 & 70 Wal BOOTS & SHOES On Wedresday, April 19, 9:30 a. m,, e shall, in addition to our nsual full lines of Boots, Shoes, and Slippers, close out by order of Joshua Ban: nister, Assigneo of Francis Skato & Co., thelr entiro stock 'of Isoots & Shoes, making by far the most at- tractive auction sale of the scason. GEO, P, GORE & CO., 68 and 70 Wabas On Thursday, April 20, at 9:39 O'clock, A $10,000 stock of Househola Furnituro of every de- scription to closaat bargains, Call and examins ourlarge stock. Parlor suita in every style, Chamber sets, Mar- ble and Wood Top, Aarble and Wood Top Tables, Marble and Wood Top Hall Troes, Easy Chalrs, Wsl- pets, Mirrors, Oll-Cloths, Imported Vases, and Toilet Sets. A car-load of Walnut Chairs in White, A car- 10ad of Wood-Seat Chairs. GEO. P. GORE & CO., Auctioneers. On Thursday, April 20,at 11 o'clack, Carriages, Open and Top-Buggies, Democrat Wagons, 8ide-Bar Road-Wagons, Phaetons, and Harness. G. P. GORE & €O., Auctioneers. — By WM. F. HODGES & CO. 463 West Washington 3,000 casss Boots and Stoss. The LARGEST and BEST Stock yet offered in this city AT AUCTION. Tuesday Morning, April 18, at 9:30 e'clock. ALSO Splendid Line of Philadelphia, Ttica, Roch- ester and Oity-made Goods, Fine New Stock of Original Sucker Boots, John Hill’s Celebrated Shoes, Custom-made Calf Boots, Oxfords, Ties, Alexis, &c. JAS. P. McNAMARA & CO., Anctioneers. By HIRAMN BRUSH, Qffics , 108 Fifth-av.—~Seils Real Eatate and Furnitura i at Dwellingu. Mondsy morning, April 17,at 10, will sell on the premlsca 74 South Sangamon-st., corner of Madison, Furaiture of all kind, Chamber Sets, Lountes, Eisy Clairs Tables, Bedateads, Bureaus, Commodes, Beds an April 18, at 3 p.mn. Will besold withont reserve the abova dwelling with all the out-buildings, TRUESDELL & BROWN, Mortzagees, HIRAM BRUSH. Auctioneer—Office 108 Fifth-av. REMOVAL. CHILDRE'S CARRIAGES, CLOTHES WRINGERS, a0 FLUTING HACKINES A SPECIALTY. Having removed into s more commodious stare to enable us to open out and aispiay the LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT of Children’s Carriages ever seen in this market. We have the axclusive sale of the following named brands: The_Celebrated Montpelier If'g. 'Co.’s Baby Carriage, the Peerleas Clothes Wring- er. and Star Fluting 3achine, which we 8ell on easy instaliments for as Little money as they can be bough elsewhere for cash. COLBY, RHORER & CO., 433 West Madison-st. OGEAN NAVIGATION. AMERICAN LINE, SAILING WEEKLY BETWEEN & PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL, OALLING AT QUEENSTOWN. well ventilated, RATES 0p CARIN PasSAGE—$75 to $100 currency, ace cording to location. Steerage Passage at L.owest Rates. Drafta on Europe in suus to suit. ‘Apply at the Company’s Office, 133 LaSalle-at., cor- mer Madison. J. H, MILNE, Western Agent. ALLAN LINE REMOVAL! Chicago, Kansas City and Denver Short Pnion Depot, West sm.h;-;r s-::-’z;fn bridge, fhig Offices: At Depot, and ‘EansssCityand Daover Fast Bx. St. Louia and Sprin=fleld_Ex... St Lows, Springteld & Tex: Peoria Day L.xpre: Arrie, pecial N. ¥. Expre: Atlantic Hxpress, dally. Accommudation Night Express.. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL RAILRDAD. Dnion Derot, corner Nadion and Canal-1ta, Ticket 0f Wiaconsin, lows, sad Aidacsota, “585p. m.. 9:45p. m.’ Night kxpress. Al trains run via Milwaukes, Tickets for St Paalas] Chien, or via Watertown, LaCrosse, 4ad % incaa. ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAT. Depet, fost of Lakest. and foot O Gice s 12X Handolphat. near Clark: EHI!!IGD. B‘lLFkLthT?N} 2’;’2‘07 R:ILRM'L o of, Ekee, indissasr, ond Sisenibas epots, and Canal and Si Oees, 53 Olar] andare o 25 r'& Urave Accommodation Grovo Accommodatio: ERIE A\ Tieket Ofices, 3 n'}wk«'m n House, andt’ at De Trains 508p. m. $:tp.m Qaly line running the fiotol cars to New York. PITTSBURE, FT. WAYNE CHICAGO RAILWAY. l Lrace. | A * 9:C0a. m.*TIp. o 15 620 0 +Sunday excepted. § Daily. 2 Monday excopted. TSaraday LTS 5 South Clartes oppotice Shorman Hoirey exdas Doret® f%nn Minncapolis ara good eithes via Madison_and Pratdsdn of Toemtysemd s, Ty g Bedding, ts, HIRAM BRUSH, At No, 663 West Monroe-gt, | vison sna subusbs. "Wat. & SUTTERS & €0, - S G O o, Teaee i 117 ) ; ~ 3 CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE Aiwarkon Bepmas " 852 m. 4 0] > ’ 9 € . 1. W in & M x Mopday Morming, Ayril 17, ab 10 o'clock By G. I'. GORE & CO., of Dwelling 140 North Carpenter-st, TUESDAT, l')’-‘f?xmnmm -|"10:00 2. m. | : tho day of Sale, AN MATIT. AME s— Builge‘;'s Si:d Parties requiring n 3 v_IOAC&EUE“EC " ‘.3Tfm,l,§,i’,,: Tretne tiare Tooy SoEal s and :l glélaenctals invited to examine and N U' 803 BSI HSD]H@IHH'SL Jastegs il chsses, bebweed principal ointa in Tu- Sl | Desee Corir Mnalonst S ;‘ . The sale will be unreserved. AT THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, CABIN and SALOON ACCOM- MODATIONS UNEXCELLED. mglmrlutsu Raute, Superior Ships. Expericnced ELISON, POMERg}; {{Eo SOB-;S TUESDAY MORNING, April 18, at 10 oclock, Qi r\!bnlzxvi‘ldiplh;_e‘;l Crems, su‘c‘lzn THE GOV- A0N@OrS. | t5e ahall sell the eutirs contents of the Sustory brick | ERNING RULE. Thres weekly sailiugs esch way. THURSDAY MORNING, April 20, at 10 o'clock, | aesrOUkles ot cosflag of Desh i Bl seapecin, oF et relans oo tR0 T8 Sandars axcepto Parlor Furniture| Awst ALLAN & cO., S AT RESIDENCE 72 ana 74 EaSalls-st, Chicago. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAL Marble-top Tabies, Fine Brussels and Wool Carpets, Dapoty corner of Van Buren and Shermanats, Tickaofal » [ throughout the house, Dining Furniture, Chamber ) : - Suits, ons elegant Ranga (Diamond), S, I, Ransom, Whlte Star Ma’]l I ine Srand Pacijis dotel. & | l—a" uy | Crosiory. Glassware, Plated Waro. Cutlery, e, &e. 8 A e T ' Sals pwu‘vxg fi‘: T‘%’fl'gfi‘f& Aaiissess & To and from E“’“"f and America, Rates as low as g‘?mmw-x‘unm Bxi*10:00a. m. il 0 i N ¢ )y _any other first-ciass lina. Office, 120 East Ran- ra A ccommodation... 5:00 We will scll without resirve the Entirs Furniturs of 662 Wost Lako-it. | agiph-st.. Chicago. ALFRED LAGERGREN, General | NizhtExpress..... Residence, 12 poma well furnished. Crimson Plush Parler Suit, Marble-Top Chamber Sets, Bookeases, Wardobes, Beds, Badding, Stoves, Dining-room, Kitehen, ind Lsundry Ware, Crockery, Glazs, &o,, &c. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auotioneers. GEYR f’:&i‘},‘ NOTICES. OFFICE OF THE Comty Treasurer and Comty Collector, COOXK COUNTY, ILL. Office on North Dearborn-st, bet, Michigan and Mlinois, Owing to increzse of business and want of room, the Office of the County Treasurer and Collector will, on and after MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1876, be open from 8:15 ‘oclocka, m, to 3 o'clock p. m., instead of from9 o'clock a. m. to £ o'clock p. m. 58 herotofore, to afford time to close the business of the day, whick must be Qone after the offics is closed. L. C. HUCE, Treasurer. For Nowvr Orleang. The great Excursion Steamer THOMPSON DEAN, Capt. W. B. Miller, leaves Cinciunati for New Orleans THURSDAY, April 20, on arnival of pravious night's train at Cincinnati from Chiczgo. The Thompson Dean, during the season, leaves Cincinnati for New Orleans every sixteen duys. State-rooms can be secured by telegraphing the steamer or agents. The Thompson Dean loaves Louievills FRIDAY, April 21: leaves Cairo gusnara p ©on arrival of previous ROYSE & MASSER, Agents, Cinclonaf B.C. LEV, Agent, Lovisvilie % HALLIDAY BROS, Agents, Cairo. PROVESIOY, GRATY, LD STOGK EXCEIANG- . There will be & meating of the members “ Proviston, Greiz, and Steck Exchangern ot thepoc o of the Asgunglmn, 126 Waehington-st., Monday morn- ing. the Iith inet., Sor the purpose of ‘electing oficers of the Association, Polls 10 be open from 10 3. m, to 12m. B. F, Murphr, W. X, Breinard, Tellerse. DANL. LOEINGLAND, Secretary pro tem. By order of P. Y. OLDERSHAW, President pro tom, CHAS. -COUNSELMAN, Secretary. BUSINESS CARDS. il AR ABBOTT & TYLER, 66 Madisonest,, nesr Btate Fridey Morning, Apil 21, at 9:30 Ovlock, at O Rooms. We will sell withoutBescrve o largsand desirable 1ay out of elegant NEW JURNITURE, ‘Parlor and Chamber Suts, Wardrobes, Bureaus, Wath- stands. A spiendid Hne of nev and nsed Bruseels, Moquet, ‘Wool and Hemp Carpets. Mattresses, Bed Gen- 'NO. 662 WEST LAKE-ST, WE SHALL SELL ON WEDYESDAY EVENING, April 19, at 7 o'clock, A general sseortment of HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Conisting of Bruseels and Ingrain Carpets, Parlor, Dintng-room, Sitting, Chamber-room, and Kitchen Furaiture, &¢. Also 0n Saturday evening, April 22, at Toelock, | WAL F. HODGES & CO., Auctioneers, 662 West Laso-st. Handsoms Furmiis ‘Weatern Agent, Drafts on Great Britain and Ireland. CUNARD MAIL LINE. Bailing thres times a week to snd from Britisk Ports. Lowest Prices. Avply at Company's Offico, northwst ooruer Clarkand ‘Bandoiph-sts., Chicago. b, H. DU VERNET, Genorsl Westera Agent. INMAN STEAMSHIP LINE, Carrying the Malls between EUROPE AND AMERICA. ! For passage, apply at Company’s Offics 518, Clarkaat., | Chiczgo. FRANCIS C. BROWN, Gen. Weat. Ag't. ¥~ Drafts on Great Britain and Ireland. . . Exery Satarday to_Glasgo: Livorpool - ae o S MEDICAL CARDS. DR, JAMES, Lack Hospital, cor. Washington & Franilisk Chartered by the State of Ilinot for the expre® v pose of giving immediate reliof dn all cases ot pri chronic, aad urinary diseascs i 1orms. "1t is well known that DX, JAMES bassuedit the headof the profossion for the past 30 years. Afs sxperience are all.important. Semitnl Wenkuers pikgt losees by dreams, plmpies un the face ol BXS eral Merchandise, Croctery, and Glasswars, &c. Cabin, I e s L s ot ke TO BE SOLD AT Steerags, 82 mcxnmleu:{?nff G Dotkirels B cised, Ladlo wasime fox 0t jncluding eversthing tsually found in a First-Class THERS, N. tionta. A book for ths million, Mamage Guids, wkicd Residence. ELBON, POMEROY & CO. 669 West Monroe-st., HENDERSON BRO' cornor LaSalle and Madison-at Chicazo. 0 b talis you all abont those discascs—wno stoula mard—33 not—10 cents 1o pay postage. Dr. Jame has U ooms 123 Darlors.Vou &co 2o ono D, the Daciar, . Dr. 288 8¢ and £ Randolph-st. Near Wood, 4t the Privats Residence, on DENTISTRY. Tuiysears af aeo. - Consuliation shwaya ires and fried: Omea hours, ¥8. m. to7 Sandays, 10 to 1283 DENTIST'S OFFICE ODTRIT AT AUCTION, Friday morning, April 21, at 11:30, at our Auction TRooms. One Dentiat's Chair, Office Desk, Upbolstersd Chairs, Dental Instrum:nts, Oil Pamntings, Glass Par- titions, Pictures, &c., &c. Entire outfit of Dentist's THURSDAY, April 20, at 10 a.m., ‘We shall sell the entiro contents, consisting of Parlor, Dining, Sitting, Chamber-room FURNITURE DR, TPCHESNEY'S Large and Elegant Dental Parlors, . . All Business striotly confdentist, " Dr. C. Bigelow Han removed from 219 South Clazk-et. to £2We} Madleon-at., where he will be plesed toss0 i Office; als0 b number o Valusble Specimens, 4 'ELIS0N, POAEROY & G0 Auetioneess. 7t Host Popular Resort fo all Dintal Operations, | paticnts ¥ avrsmgements aro such that e 22653 Hoant Household Furuiture At Prizate Residence, No. 1029 Michigan-av., SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 23, AT 10 O'CLOCK, One magnificent Chamber Bet, 4 pleces, cost $830 three spiendid Book and Cabinst Caees, Library Also Kitchen and Laundry Utensils; Fine Brussels Carpets all through the house, one Fine DMarble-top Sideboard, Silverware, Chins, Cutlery, Fine Cook Stove, &c. One Argand Heater, &o. Sale without reserve. ‘WM. F. HODGES & CO., Auctioneers, 862 West Lake-st. v S. N. FOWLER & CO., Anctioneers, 274 and 276 East Madison-st. (near the bridgel. Formerly Auction House of S. Dingee & Co. Regular Auction Sales Wednesdays and Saturdays. Grand Opening Sale, A physician m office to sdminister gas, ether, chlofoform, with perfoct saety., - Go w0 slesp with pleassnt dreams, and wako up with your teeth out. $3 for the best full set; no better Lo be gotten in this city. Gold fillings one third the usual rates, warranted 16 years. _Corner Clark and Randolph-ats. No Pain. Teeth, §7.50. Dr. SWENGEL makes a specialty of oxtracting testh withoat pain or danger. Ho inkerts the bets Gam Tecth on Celinloid, which is positively far betta: than rubber. for $7.50. and satisfaction guarantesd, Call and see specimens, Room 8, northwest cornes State and Madison-sts. and Skin Discases. THis Marriage Guide, Isrgo 4 00 pages, giving all information to those who 2450 to marry and those who aro in spy way uafitied [ marrisge. Price 50 cents; sent to any address. 0! Adentish hours from 9 3. m. ta9p. m. Everythingconddeatiy s dis Thirty years’ London Hospital practice, cures prirsls eases immediately. withous mercury: Al ST x%,: HUOD, nervous dabillty, caused by errors of youts, T3 young and old are quickly restored to many vizor. S Zers ahouid call ur write. Une interview is Gaite cient, Ofios atrictly private. No. 100 Wos: Yiadiend?, Tables, Chairs, fine ( Engravings, Ou Paintings, Y ¢ Y ey o, B e, oS T s ]| Full e fom Tesh | NOQURES Dy, Keal , xpensive Dining. : broughout the hehes, expentivs Diniug Ticom Furnl. | wwedneadsy, Aprll 19, 4t 108, m., at our lares doutle a @7.00. NO PAY!! . 4 and Plated Ware, Kitcten 2nd Laundry Furniture, The entire outfit for housekeeping cost over $5,000, and sl in the best condition and but little used. 'Will e sold without reserva, Wait for this sale. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auct'rs. TO RENT. stores, 3 largo and fine iine of new and second-hand FURNITURE, Conelsting of Chamber, Parlor, Librsry, and Dining- Room Furniture, second-band and misfit Carpets, aud an endiess variety of miscellaneons goods. Dr. Cain’s $20 and $30 teeth for $7. Gold Flate, 20d $40. All Fillinga ve ¥ lov. Boomalendd 113 Des soraet FIRM CHANGES. DISSOLUXTION. 535 DE. W. 1. 1L CAIN, 175 Sont’ Clark-st., esrmer of Koaroe, (hicagh Alay b ted, perac mal f charsd il erasie e ebemeally or by path SR A T E o8ly phyician {2 th city who warrants cares arnopilt LY 9. m. 10 8p. m, ; Sanda; wItold. COBURN MEDICAL INSTITUTE i We shall also sell the entire stock of & retail Boot | The firm of Clement & Qninsa la this day dtescl tiond FOR) RN | o shoo deler, vatued st 52,00, by muiual consent, X . Thowss Cleseny wil sge | tha Caiei Srans oo, The et e 0 - The attention of dealers and honsekeepers is called | for the frm in Liquidat .z, Private, Chronic, and Special Diseass jof botk 25} um&ommmmu Agply &t Xo, 6 South | ¢o this sale, as all goads, will be sold without resszye or X MARY A, CLEMENT, § A staff’ of eminent Professors m atiendancs .08 brishrs - -Aptil 14, 1576 GEQEAZ QUINAN tation pexsonally ox by lejter troe , 5