Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 23, 1877, Page 12

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8577—SIXTEEN PAGES. 2 e ———p————— i n TXISCELL. OUS. T il = 4 . NG Es FOR SALE. i MISCELLANEOUS. it MISCELLANEOGUS, urt, left for the East a week azo Saturday, | one of almost equal length with the skirt. | TO EXCHANGEs I SALES iz T s ' e o, F ASHION . g;::rr‘t; she will remain avout four montbs. Across the frout are two folds of areen silk like A‘ "XICE HOUSE AND LOT AT NINSDALE, PROP- onR s%}-snr;.m WORTH OF STOLE FIXTGRES A g‘:fis g‘)_F 2&?511-'"3; ‘E!t‘.h.mgag-;gg.lmd AD‘IE‘R;:\D&ET__‘ S-EXA‘:"’E?ET?“ Dg‘r rg“ Alrs. Aboum, Van Sternbusgh, of Rhinebock, | the fnderskart, and these are cdzed with 4 nel 1 v, 8 5 RSN Mt bamarrs 1o "ot g ioauherssutes, ine Steréy Hosplral. fua tad condition with the dis- | the goodsmusche very low or novedy Deed agpy-y = wisit - 1 viegant store mirror, cost $300. ease of dropsy. 1 had_no relationsto do anything for | @2 Fribuue ofiice. The Laral Society Melange During the Week—Matrimonial Events. . Miss Belmont’s Wedding and the Dresses Worn Thereat. Some Other Stylish Toilettes--- Novelties in New York. A Taste for Subdned Colors Prevailing in Paris---A Royal Wedding. LOCAL SOCIETY. MATRIMONTAL. A very quict weddiug took place last Wednes- Qay evening at 405 Dearborn avenue, the resi- dence of the bride’s father. Oran Ott, Esg., Genperal Purchasing-Agent of the {limois Central Rasiroad, on which occasion lis only daughter, Miss Katie, was united in marriageto Mr. James . Skifl, of the firm of D. H. Hilt &Skifl, of this city. Miss Mary White, of Topeka, Kat, aud Mr. Jesse W. OLL; a brother of the bride, assist- ed 9s brdesmaid and groomsman. The nuptial knot was tied by the Rev. Kob- ert by was and witnessed only tinmediate Collyer, and the relatives more @ fnends of the contracting parties. At the close of the wedding ceremony a fiue eollation was served, and tle evening spent in wutual con- gratulations and social pleasure. The wedding gitts were evidently selected with tine taste, and were uumerous, rare, and valuable. Mr. and Mrs. Skifl iarted for the East at 10°20 the same cvening to Visit the home of the gromn's fa- ther, Greeuwich, N. Y. Their fature wty resi- dence will be No. 18 North Throop street; which they formed by the .y occupy about Lie 10th prox. The marriage of Mr. Thowas Mcilonsld to Miss Apnic Kchoe, of Elgin, wok place on Tucsday cvening. The ceremony was per- Rev. Father Mackin.” Followmiz tbe tying of the knot wius a reception at the retidence of the bride’s father. Tuesday evenimge last, at balf-past 8 o’clock, st the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. 1. ‘W. McCany, at Lawndale, Miss Mary Ella Guild was married to Mr. Jacob Spangenberg. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Newton Barrett, of Arlington lleights, Miss Hettie Guild and Mr. Charles Cushing acting as attcudants. A very pleasant reception was lield last Tues- day evening at the residence of Mrs. Dr. Brad- ey, on Vernon avenue, the oceagion being the tenth anpiversary of her marrisge and a house- warmiug to her new residence. The company was small, and composcd only of immediate friends, among whom were Mr. and Mrs. Mynck, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. George Boynton, the Hon. William Bacon, Mr. and Alrs. Adams, Mr. aud Mrs. Wnght, Mrs. Ullman, Mr. znd Mrs. Smiri., Miss Pratt, Miss Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. - SURPRISED. On Wedvesday evening a number of South Side youns tolks started for the West Sideto surprise Miss Edna Williaws, at her residence, No. 761 West Adams street, wnecting with unu- sual success. Social amusements were indulged in, and a delightful repast was served, for which ¢ Fapny" will please accept thanks.” The most rominent present were Miss Emma Murphy, of ubuque, La.3 Miss Nettie ALpott, Miss Aman- da Mosser, Miss Allic Peale, Miss Edna Willums, Miss Rena Lambert, of Mt. Sterling, IIL, Miss Grace Darlington, and the Messis Alfred T. Bidwell, Lewis Ely, Danid Murphy, Joun T, Martin, Charles J. Smith, Robert Doboins, of Mt Sterling, Robert Darlington. and others. BOABDING-IIOME BENEFIT. Last Thursday evening, the clegant varlors of Mrs. E. A. Storrs, No. 604 Michuean avenoe, were thrown open to a larze and cultivated zomgpany to listen to a musical angd litersry pro- gramme, prepared by the bostess for the benefit of the * Bourding Home ot the Woman's Christian Association. Mrs. Laura E. Dainty was present and coutributed larzely to the en- jorment of the audience by her brilliant recita- tions. The cntertainment brought in the sum ot $200, for which the *- Home ™ is doubtless rery grateful. PROSPECTIVE BLISS. The marriace of Mise Fannie Sledden and Mr. Eamuel Nelson will take place Thursday, Oct. 11, 1877 Z The marriage of Miss Clara Guun, daushter of Dr. Moses Gunn, with Mr. Wnght, will oceur Tuesday cvening. : Miss ‘May J. Alexauder, of Fulton sirect, will be werried, Nov. i, to Mr. Edward N. XKniglts, of Boston. - Mr. John H. Barnhart, of this city, will be married to Miss Carrie McCrea, daugiter of Dr. Thomas_P. McCrea, Logansport, Ind., next Wednesday evening. 3 The marriaze of Miss Alice Harmon, Jauch- 1er of fsasc N. Harmon, Ksq., with M= Clarles W Merriam, will be celebrated 10-=t0rTOW cven- g at 5 u'cxo:k,E fit the 2-““& of the bride’s parcnts on Ellis avep=2- The enzagement of Mis- £ rancis Lammto Afr. i is anponsced: Miss Azpic A, Crafiners will take place Thurs- dav cvotine, 1<% 18, at the_Centenary Church. The nye~ils of Mr. C. S, Partridge, of the Gardep ALY Quartette, and Miss A. L. Oszood, of Ws¥en, Wis., are announiced for Oct. 3. =155 Maria_Pinn_y, daushter of E. S. Pinner, yrovrictor of the Revere House, will be mar- vied to Mr. B. H. Jones, of Builalc, to-morrow eyening at Lalf-past 6 o'clock, at the Centenary Church, Reception at the Revere Hous The marriaze of Dr. Harlaa P.Cole, uc of the medical facuity of ilahnemann Colleze, with iss Nettie G. Davis, will rake piace next Tue ing at Tniversity Pl Courch at . No crdsof invitaijon will Lo 1ssued, but all sriends are invited 1o be preseat. MINOR MENTION. At a recent mecting of the Evanston Social Club thie foliowing officers were eiccted for the cnsuing year: President, Edwin_Lee Brown; ¥irst Vice-President, Holmes Hoge: Second Vice-Presideat, T. A Cosgrove: Third Vice- President, C. B. Datur; Secretary, Georze Mupir; Treasurer, A, D. Beed; Mr. Georze 8. Lord as Chzirman of the Comnmittee on Buter- tainments. The H. P. D. C. was pleasantly on Saturday alternosn by Mrs. N. H. Bates, at her residenae, 365 West Monroe strect. About twenty-five Jadics enjoved tle dclivious lunch provided by their hosiess, and the souial con- ¥erse which followed it. ) On Tuesday cvening, Mr. and Mrs. Mavo, of No. 4423 Ewerld - street, celebrated tho third auniversary of their weddivg-day. Over 100 sucsts aticnded and joincd in the mazy dance and the other pleasures of the evening. About 11 o'dock tue compauy partook of au clezant bauquet, prepared by Harms in his most unex- ceptionable style. 3 Mrs. Washington Hesiozr entertsined a small cowpany ol iptumate ricuds at ber residence, Nou. 509 Huron strect, last Wednesday evening. The Dickens Club et tast Tuesday afternoon entertained " atthe residence of Mrs. W. Lathrop Moss, No. 1115 Forty-firsk street, and discussed “Social Po- sition: What 16 1197 The subject for the next weeting will be, *Who Are the Vulgar?® The Club will wect nest Tuesday alternoou, at 2 , ot the residence of Mrs. 8. Howe Hll, 1102 Forty-irst strcet. Apptications for mbership mey be addressed 1o *Dickens Club, 1102 Forty-first street, Chicago, LiL” ~ Ou Thursday cvening last, at the residence of Mr. George A. Phillips, salesman with J. V. Farwell & Co., aud Miss Auelia Berg, were married by Father Burke, Last Thursday cvening, at Elmira, M. C. B. Brownell, of Chicago, was marricd to Miss M. Fannie Fuller, of the former ats. The bride was atiended Ly her sister, and the groom by Mr. E. P. Buchanan, of this city. A very pleasaut enlertainment was given by the new orcaviration of Sonth Side jadies and peotiemen knows as the K. 0. M. on Frida eveuing. The affair took place in Lakeside Hall, coruer of Indiana avenuc and Thirty-first strect, and alarge number of young people favored with fnvitations accepted the hospitality of the Tlab for the evemng. At a meeting beld by the Lotos Club on the- 30tk inst., the follomng officers werc elected: . & Polmyer. President; J. P. Sullivan, Vieer President; I. P. Casey, Secres J. C. Her- man, Tressurer; and J. McCarthy, Manager. Thie club has been orzanized for picasure pur- poses during the summer and winter months, Iheir first party wiil be beld in the latter part of Cctober, at the hall corner of Washingion and Green'streets, ‘Ti.e Oucida Plcasure Club gave the opening // tnterta:nmeut of their season at Greenebanm's Bail, on Fifth aveuue, last Tuesday evening, tbout cighty couples being present. 1t was rery successiul. - " PERSONAL. Miss Carrie Ryder will start for New York and Bosion next Wednesday, and aiter visiting at itferent places 1n the East will take the steame Alsena on the 10th prox. for Europe. Mr. W. H. Bussey has returned to Ridgeland, brinsing bis brige with him. The wedding took lace Sept. 1 3 wrrie Sedgwick had 3 host of frien Mr. C. R. Barton and Miss Carrie E. Bartor his daughier; of St. Caroline’s Court, retume':i last week from the East, where the Iatter has been spending the summer. Mrs. Charles Bronson, of St Carcline’s N. Y.. will visit lier sister, Mrs, Henry L. Hatch, during the month of Uctober. EIMr. Joxeph MeLane, frowm the * Far West,” s i the ard jt is understood witl return ac- companicd by one of Chicago’s brightest dauchters. . Ars, Charles Porter, nce Chamberlain, of Laporte, Jud., and Miss Porter, arc visiting fricnds in tius vity. Mrs. 4. M. Ballauce and Miss Amy Ballance have returned from their prolonged etay at Sault Ste. Marie, and_are now st bome to their friends, at No. 1324 Prairie avenuc. . Mrs. Laura King, of Sterling, will épend sev- cral wmonths this fall and winter- with Mrs. Muchmore, at 32Indiana avenue. Miss Luer Ruw, of Peoris, is visiting ler friend, Mrs. Holdridge O. Collins, at No. 601 North Lazaile street. Miss Addie Mead goes 1o Cornwall-on-the Hudson Tuesday for & visit.of a month. Miss Clara M. Squiers, of No. 1613 Wabash avenue, is passing a few weeks with her friend, Miss Lottic Ticknor, of Rockford, JIl. Mrs. H. R Wilson, who bas been sojourn- ing at Cape May through the summer, bas re- turned bome. Miss Frances G. Halc, daughter of Dr. E. M. Rale, who has been studymeg art in Parig, M dnd. and London during the past year, is ex- pected home in October. s Joste Glassbrook and Miss May Rapp, of this city, etarted for the East on Thursday Jast. They g0 to visit friends in Providence, R I., Boston, New York, and Brooklyn, and iill be absent three weeks. ANNOUNCEMENTS. _The Pastime Pleasure Club (formerly the So- cial Quudnile Club) has been urgnnfyzcd. with the following officers: President, Willum R. Darsler; Vice-Presideut, Al Sipsel; Secretary, Georze ' P, Woollett; Treasurer, Henry De Cleruue, Next Thursday evening an entertainment will be jnven at No. 159 Douglss avenue for the benelit of the Cottage Girove Avenue Coffce- House. s _The fadies of the Oakiand W. C.T. U. will give a parlor concert on Thursday, Sept. 27, at the house of Mrs. Gulett, 150 Douglas avenue, for the benetit of the Uniou. The 1Minois Grand Chapter of the Order of the Essteru Star will hold its annual mecting at Ac- cordia Hall, on Randulph strect, Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. Zand & The members of Butler Chapter, No. 35, propose to commemo- rate the uceasion by a complincntary party at Cashmau Hall, corner of Kobey aud™ Madison streets, on the evening of the dd. A mnovel entertaivment will be given on Thursday cvening next in the parlors of St Paul’s’ Reformed KEpiscoval Church. The King and Queen of the vegetable workl will hoid a grand reception, and in anticipation of the event the most elaborate breparations are already being made. I'rince Puwpkin, Lady Squash, the Countees Mush- melon, the Hon. Peascud, and in short the rep- rescntatives of the vegetable kingdom will be there in appropriate costume. It will be-a merry time for the little fulks as well as for the clders, Supper is to be serséd from 7 to 4 o'dlos Oflerings (of a vegetable character) will bein order between now and “ Thursday momning, and if there are any people who feel adequate to the task of personating a potato. a carTot, A turnip, or acorn-cob, tbeir services will be gladiy accepted. NEW YORK. A NOTAELE WEDDING. Special Carrespandence of The Tritune. NEw YoRrE, Scpt. 19.—For several weeks Iadies of fashion and thetr respective modistes have been in a state of delizhutul excitement caused by preparations for a wedding which was to be remarkable cvenin thisyear of elegant wed- dings. Yestcrday the bridal of Miss Belmont, daughter of the New York millionaire, was the occasion of a display which, in point of elegance and beauty, surpassed any affair of the kind which bas occurred for a long tume. The toil- eites were waguificent, many being imported drusses ordered for the occasion, snd those of home 1nanujacture being not less elegant. The bride’s costume was very beautiful,—of beavy corded-silk trimmed with tulle and with superb pomt-lace tlonuces. But all bridal toilettes have pretty much a look of samencss, o, satlice it to say, thal the dress was a marvel of richuess and beauty, and the ;bnide a fitting bearer of the splendor. Among the other dresses most noticeable was one of white satin. A Princesse robe of this had an inserted front and back of ruby velvet. ‘The latter was 50 arrauged as to form an im- mese box-pleated train. Across the back of the velvet portion was a deep flounce of pofat d'Alencon,~very haodsome. The froot was wnmmed by narrower lace flounces, alternated by Iruges of lilies of the vailey. The square neck was ornamented with lace aud flowers. Auother beautiful toiletto was of rich black poult de soie. This also was a Princess, and had'm front, taken cut of the skirt, 2 pyramidal- shaped piece which left an opening [rom the waist down. Through this showed a petticout of black satin, thickly strewn with clair-de-lune beads. The remaining portrons of the poult de svie ski or the dress proper, were trimmed Wwith alternate pleatings of satin and flounces of lace, the latter thickly embroidered with beads. Garni- Tures of nich crimson roses relivye any sombre- ness, which jvdeed is prevented by the bnll- iancy of the beads. A beautiful dress was of navy-blue silk, the long, trained skirt being ornamented Ly three phisses, which were lined with pale blue satin. The square-nccked cur- gage was of nayy blue, and with clbow- sleeves. Lomgr puints i front and back were trimmed with white cheniile fringe and pulls of it blue mauze. The overdress was of this gauze, aud fell 1 a deep pomt on the Ieft, and on the right side was caught up under a bow of white and blue satin Tiobon. The overdress was bordered by pufls of navy-blie silk and finished at the edigc by a Leavy white chenille fringe. This toilette, an importation 1need scarcely tell you, atvracted much atten- tion, particularly as its wearer 15 oue of the handsomest ladies of New York. A very lovely toilette worn by a charming young il was a Princess of whitc<orded silk, trimmed at the bottom by severad very narrow side-pleatings. The corsage. low su the neck and wuittless of sleeves, is richly trimmed with parrow frills of white point applique. Fastened on cach shoulder are searfs of ruse-tinted silk gauze, which are looped togother in thie bck and cross the front diagonally. llere the lower cdyze of cach is finished oy a ifill of Jace Leaded by agarland of avple-blussoms, delieate pink and white. The greater number of ladivs at this gorpeous .wedding were, of course, “en grande toilctte,” but there were several hand- some reception dresses worn with bonnets which merit mention. Une of pale fawn-colored silk was richly trimmed with brown velvet, and embroidered " with bronze beads. Theunder- skirt and vest were of silk, the oveniress and coat-sbaped basque of velvet. A deep frnee of chenille, silk, and bronze beads borucred the overdress, and was surmounted by a feather band of pale blue tips. The bon- net ol brown silk bad the crown encircled by Telds of pale-blue satio and broaze kid, and de¢- orated by plumes of pale blue mingled with milded quills, The cflect was besutiful. An- otber exquisite toilette was of garnet velvet, mingled with a brocade of fiesh-color and silver. Tte underskirt was of a third shade of silk, sud the tout ¢usemble beautiful. She bounet of black lace was surrouncd by a wreath of silver Jeares and clusters of pink flowers mingled with deep-tinted feathers. This dress, which was all planned by its (air wearer and made at home under her own supervision, was one of the most beautifal displayed on this interesting octssion, and won many comments of admira- tion, TOE TROUSSEAT of the fair young bride detics description. Mach of it casie from abroad, and ali of it i3 rich, elegant, und tasteful. One of the most attractive features of this outfit isthe number of pretty and handsome morning costumes in- cluded init. One exceedingly lovely is of finest camel’s hair, made en Princesse, with a larze Wattesu pleat at the back and elaborately tnmmed with Valendennes iace and wide white satin nbbon. This is a very attractive dress and beautifully made. Anotber is of brown silk in two ehades, and is tnmmed with deep flounces which are richly embroidered by hand, 2, at Bonaparte, Ia., where Miss. Further ornamentation is secured by & haud- some ball fringe of both colars, anjl ity u wide, massive heading. Al the details of this Forgeous trousseau would fill a volume, and ‘Would undoubtedly incite the female heart to direst envy. So we will pass to other things and see what there is for the average lady Whose papa is not a millionsire and who docs not expect wedding presents (when the time comes) from the Baroness Rothschild, e1c. The dresses displased at _the openings are particu- Jarly pleasing, and show that, the zood taste of last geason will prevail again during this. One handsome dress bas the skirt of marjoiaine or dark green silk trimmed with a side-pleating cigliinches deep. Above this is a box-oleating EiX inches wide, which is sewed on through the centre, forming a pretty finish. The overdress isa polonaise of dark green bourette havine upon the surface h’mmf threags of vellow and crimson, or properly scarlet. e polonaise is slightly pointed in front, formed h;;'cbnfing up- raised at the .sides. The back falls in three overlapping points, the longest ray car No. 39, on_ State-st. tarniabie. near Lake - on Sunday morning, Sept., will greatly oblige by se foi2 bis address 10 F) H . Tremont Houte. ted fringe of marjolaine sewing silk, mixed with very small red aud yellow tassels. Back and front is a plastrou of silk on the waist of the polonaise. This is not inserted as is usual, but is sewed on the ontside, * applique,’ one might call jt. It is finished with a heavy cord on its edge, and at the back reaches some eight or ten Inclics lielow the belt line, where it ends undera laree bow of green silk, scarlet-lined. In front it deseribes the customary veat shape. ANOTHEL ILEASING COSTUME is of “pourpre” silk anmd cashmere. This ‘*pourpre,” you must bear in mind, is_nothing more nor less than a decp, rich red. The skirt, which fs of silk, lhas a decp gath cred flounce, ~ which s finished n the bottom by a -sort of shell- pleatini. A similar arrangement fortus a suit- akle heading to the flounce. The polonaise is of a shape known s the Breton, which, by the Wway, is sometning very atylish and novel. 1t is, in tbis case, of “pourpre? cashmere. From throat to bottom of the garment ruos along insurted picce slightly narrowed-at toc belt and of silk. Across this fropt are picces of fringe placed at - distances _of their own ' width apart trom cach oter. The sides of the polonsise are-apparently buttoned on this front picee ny handsome white buttons arranged in clusters of three. ‘The sides are also lald in four up- turncd foldi. The back bas reaching. to the Lips an insertion of, gilk, and.across the bottom o[’v.lus, extending on cach sido of 1t to the uuder arm seums, runs 4 row of frnge waich gives the appearsnce of a basque to the tack. The drapery is.- gracefully dispnsed and the back of the polopaise is cut in two decp, cll-shaped points.. A row of fringe fimshes arment. For cvervday costumes, bourettes, cash- meres, busket cloths, and (he wany varietics of checked, striped, tigured, and mottled woolens are selected. . A favorite metbod ot making up these goods 18 with A BLOUSE WAIST, which may be worn With a skirt Aad overdress,a Talu skirt, or a skirt so trimmed 8s_to sumulate an overdress. This style of waist shows to great advautaze on youn ladies of tall stature and slender figure.” It i3 not, however, unbe- coming to a demoiselle slizhtly inclined to be robust; but she could find other styles better adupted. Basques arc now. verv popular, and, though the general form of the cuirass has been retained, it is hardly to be recognized umler the claboration” of trim- miug which is now considered appropriate. The skirts of the busque are suseeptible of much oramentation, aud some are made very dressy and handsome by the exercise of a little ingenu- ity. Sometimes these skirts are cut in square ie-pleating is placed nnderneath. , one of these square points is removed at regular spaces, and a side or box-plesting is in- serted in its place. Vests are much used with Dagques and some very preity desizus are shown. Sometimes the vest 1s only simulated by the ar- rangement of the trimminir; oftenest it is of an- other material, and is inserted; sometimes, and this is one of the novel methods, it is sewed in at the under-arm and shoulder-seams, aund isthe whole frout of a vest, and not representing it- self under false pretenses. There is a tendency 10 lensthen basques, especially thuse for elder- 1y Jadies. This is well, for many wmatrons inclinie 8o to cmboupoint that anything adding L height is to be mmed at and secured if possi- Dle. THE NEW MATERTALS are so heavy, and in many cuses 50 costly, that there seems & preference for drapery arranged upou the skirt 1 place ol a separate overdress. Hence diagonal tronts are much esteemed, and gearfs, folds, snd arrangements of that sort are consudered most desirable. The back is often ouly a broad sash gracefully disposed, or 1s sometimes lad in side-pleats. “fhis is a novel and styhsh design, and meets with much ap- provai.. Occasionally two or three horizontal bands are buttoned across from side to side over these pleats, but often_they hang loose, 1astened into place hy stitenes on the under side. A new and popular arrangemcnt of the back of the overdress is to have thesc pleats laid dizzonally. This form of the hack is usu- ally unied toa round apron or shawl-shaped 1ront, which s trimmed perpendicularly. 1L s a pleasing onovation, and wul undoubtedly soon be *‘ali the ruge.”? MATHE 8. Speeiat Correspondence of The Tribune. Tants, Sept. S.—Altbough the beautiful Bols de Boulogne is exchacging Summer’s bloom for Fashion's dazzling hues, aud anstocratic prom- enades arc sradually assuming their brlliant appearauce usual at this scason of the year, there arg yet but Tew changes o note in styles. Tlere and there a charming walking-suit of new design attracts attention, or, perchiance, a novel carnage-toilette arrests the cye; but in general there is but little variatiun from the fashions last described. Strongly contrasting colors are eometimes scen, and quite charming they secmed to me among the birds and flowers of the Avenne of the Acacias; but they will surely weary the sight if accepted generally by prom- cnaders on the boulevards. Other toilettes of cquully Drilliant colors, with all their tints re- ecting beauty on cach otlier by artistic blend- ing, will probably remain ia favor throughout the season; or ut least their duration will ex- tend 1ar beyond that of striking contraste. A liandsome carriage-costume 15 of olive armure &ilk, flecked with bronze and crimsor, amd trimmed with satin cording of the ditferent shades. It is destitute of polonaise ur uver- skirt, and the cords, interlaced in Ambic de- sigus, form 2 most urigue snd handsome trim- ming, bemg placed on the edire of a deep tiounce and arranged im_proportionate widihs on other portions of the dress. Society is on the qui vive regarding THE APPROACHING MARNIAGE of the Princess Mercudes of Montpensier with her cousio King Altonso. The eclat ol the ve- casion promises to excel that of any other Royal marriazé of modern’ times, and as advanced preparztions prove that ucithier the King nor the Duke de Montpensier regards the opposi- tion of numerous wecwbers of each family to the arrangement, the pretty Mcrcedes will marry King Alonso in o Tew weeks. The Princess of the Asturins bitterly opposes this, as sheis the next heiress to the throne in the event of ber brother, King Alfonso, dying child- less; and no efforts are made to disguise her hatred towards ber cousin Mercedes. Paris dues uot promise to be very brilliant the cowiug season. Tue decp eloom tast over Republican Irance by the death of M. Toiers wiil ot soon pass away, and the exaltation of monarchical France over its accumulated power, on account of the remcval of the strongest bul- wark of their enemics, portends ng gbod. Light-bearted, buoyant Paris is dull, morose, and apxious, tn view of tue uncertumnty ot tue futuré, but there is O LACK OF AMUSEMENT for thosewho wish Lo partake thereof. Patti has decided 10 Zo 1o America with M. Strakosl, who will pay half of the 100,000 fraves to M. Escudier, dircetor ot the Theatre ltahien, waich the Divais obhized to pay in forleiture on ac- wount of breakwer her eugagement with that theatre. The Theatre Lynigue witl reopen with the ~~Clef d'0r ” of MAL Feuillet and Gaatier; the Varietes with *“La Poudre J’Escawmpette " and * Varictes en Voyage,” by MM. Hennequin sud Bocage; aud tue Opera Comique with SLEclar” and *“La Dawe Blaucke.” Mile. Saral Bernhardt, who has becu adding to her renown as ndromaque v that chel Q’euvre of } ¢ ut the Theatre Franeais, is announced to appear in * Hervani,”! and Jouna Sol_will no doubt be received with cqual enthusiasm as Andromague. ; THE TRIBU! N ORDEIETO ACCOMMODATE OUR NUMEEOTS rous throughout the city we have cstabiishod Ottices 1u the differont Divisions. as desixnased WILLIANM i1 WINNING, Bookselle Stats 15 Twentvisecond-se e Wabsghar s SLdoner. Stailoner, etc., 1009 S. M. WALDEN, Newsdcaler, WestMadison'st.. fear Westera o Side News racr of talsted- kG a KOBEET THRUMSTON, West. Y. Books, Stationery, ete., 330 DI- Biue Isiand:ay. GEORGE HEN ! IIANGE. 0] PHERN {MISSOURI O s Yonis for koo TeasehoNd of equities: Ad- 500 Tuadern bullt louse cast of Wabash-av. resa X 60, Tribune. e XCUANGE—SOME FINE CITT AND STBURDAN Jo N Torcn imuroved (arin or stock of Kubds. Address W 45, Tribune ogice. EVERAT GOOD RESIDEN TXCHANG T EQUI- 4" ties for Kaouas unimproved 1ands. 3. BELL, 9§ Waslipgion-st. - A XCHANGE—BUGGY TTAR OF Broceri v bu CK SL. with )l modern (mprovements: o Stock L EXCH. packing ganacluy. 1,000 ine, thrce acren Lani. at Yords. AVE 0K SALE—L within 50 miles of un Forest- X & CO, JFOR ESCIINGE=1 NEF Tivo-s buggy, 1sel of furnitire, red rep sofa. 4 chairs. 1 Singer, Howe, and Wheeler & Wilson mackine, walch and clialn: will sell chieap for cash, or exchange for Indica’ seal or mink sack, or good horse. Address 4 13, Tribune ofice. TOR EXCITAN AWAGON A CRSMITH shonand (ot {n Laport City, t. (1 well reated), for wild Land tu lowa, Inquire of 1t 1. SHEEW. Liysart, L INE HOOSE D rfinite: splendl scliouls, churclies, ¢ic. ‘Address Y 4, Tribunc off f—A PIGON-HOLE TANLE 1% rder fora 10-foul_connter and 5-fuot or a Corper North and Westeru-avs. [FOR EXCHARGE=GOOD UNINCOM ‘urln:m lot worth n 0 (ANGE-GOOD CLEAK SUBURT Jots for housebold Turniture. Call at 142 LaSaile- S, Boom 4. 5 wess EXCHANG! and carriages eaken for soie. 5 ten-10ot plate Kloss show -cases, 10 tables for sato. 5 fine wall show -csses, 1 fine canc sLowW-cas: 1 fine Iarge music-hox. cost $100, 1 fine outside show-case. 1 fine upright show-cxsg. 2 crysial chandellera. 2 desks, 2 watchmakers' beaches. :lul'ztutll res ‘:flfl- Foks waich-glkeres. Rud i tact the eutife stock of oue of the oldest wholesale jewelers in Ciitcayo. cousiating of all grdes of Americau watches, jewelry, clocks, und stiverwarc sl about your own price. JOUN G. ASHLE! N, fitl._ JOIR SALE—ROGE] PLATED SPOONS AND ) per cent discount In Jarge quantittes, A. [FOR SALE-100 CLOCKS, £1_EACH; 100 [ y datszzed, 50 cents on tue doilar. 141 Lake-st. GAL {I0D)S, CHEAT; 600 50 cenis perdozen,” AL W. ANT IVORY-T d table knives 52 per ke-st. WS AT LESS WHEKLEIL 141 Lake-si, ND BANKRUPT STOCKS Auctioneers invited. JPOR SALE=A LOT OF le caryers at a Largaly . W. WHEELER.' (41 ALE-50.000 GROSS thau factory price, A, W, WH IOB LOTS cent discount In large gnantitles. A, W. Wi i, 141 Lak 0K SALE=A LOT 0 cents; lron Jack- W. WHEELER, 131 Lake B NI S, wortlh $4, for $1.50.° A. LEI2 141 Lake-st. ozen clegant dog-colixrs at 50 cents on A, W. WHEELER, 11 Lake-st. . WAVE A VERY exchange for a resfdence In the city; sald farm has a goad stone liouse, orcliard, timber, meadow, a never. falllng stram of water ruuning throuyh the centre of the farm, with i good water-power suw, [s ali perfect, 3t miles from Koscoc, 3 from Calodonfa, 15 (romw tho Clty of | rid; or 1 will excliangg 4,400 equity. antiual paymentd. 8 er cont, raunlnz 8 years, leared o A goud furm near the City of ltockTord: _ Call Mon- day and Tuesday afternoon aud cvenings’ on PHILLIPS, at the Burdick Louse, corner of Wabaah- av. and Adams.sts., o address 114 PIILLIPS, Box 104, _Locktond. 3 4 ] 1LEVE INSIDE TOTS OF WEST SIDE, WORTH £2,000. WIll excliange for house and o on North §lde, east of Lasalie-st.. worth 36,000, and yay difler- euce incash. Glve strectand pumber of your proper- 1y, and dob’t expect an answer uglcss you olfer a fair liargain, Address X &8, Tribune otlice T WILL GIVE GOOD ROOM. FURNISHED OR GN- furnished, wiih cssh, for Ledroom (uraiture, néw or second-tund. Koom on Madison-st. Address Z 93, Tribunc office. Ak IOGSE AKD TWO TOTS AT RAVERS- w0od. costine §7, 000, hasan fecambrance of S2 500, \What have you to exchsoge? Inguire of owner, 128 Sout Clark-st., i om 1., 170, EXCIA for oo lhorse, JOR SALE—A THOROUGHLY BROKEN 3 ribuneotlice. setters'd years oid, anda good reireiver. F. b Eo6i0 ACEES DANLELS, 173 South Water-at. 1ind o= good Hyde Park prenerty, ¢ JrOR SALE-CUEAP-NEW AND SECOND-AND Address W.5. row-boats. Apply at Lake Park Jioat-liouse, foot Lyde vark, I, R of Park-row. Sl E FARM OF 100 ACRESTO | JJOR SALE—A NUMBEL OF SECOND-HAND FUR- i 2 T naces and stoves cheap. MURIAY'S, 921 Cottage GE-STOCE OF NARDWARE NOW In slore doing good business in a carlving town In lowa. Price, S2.200; free_and clesr, "Lwant a brick dwelilag ora'goud frame and lot in city. Wil assume noLover SLAW. OF a good house and’ ot fn suourbs, clear. “f esn put in kome elear lots for 3 laree trade, or ve 31, T. 5. BUYD, Rovm 7, 179 Madison. CHANGE—FINE DUILDING LOTS AND desiralle brick howses at Summerdale; lake waters 7 conts fare. I GREEIL, southeast corner Market and L R R S P o 60 EXCHANGE—FURNACES DK STOVES FOR _clothiug or ipsuranee. X 32. Tribune office. [0 EXCIIANGE: OD BUSINESS IN CANADA and soie cash for an A 1 modern-balle housc. J. TYLER. Hoom 6, 83 Washington-st. 710 EXCHANGE—A LIGUT SIDE-BAR ROAD: <wagzon for 3 business bugzy oF Democrat wazon, ar 4Jight express-wugon, Call or 3ddress LANE 46 NoFth Clariz-st., basement. 0 ESCHANGE—WELL:DIPROVED FARMS 1N this State, which are clear. for_merchaadrse and ftwln:-mncmnu. B. L. HONORE, Room v, 192 Dear- o th ihe Georgln line: ol chestont; watered by i Utle perfect: eachange “for Teal estate in Chicago, Address M E G, Tribune ofice. 2 e HANGE—DIUG STORE_FOR OTHER ddress X 19, Tribuae otice. 70 EXCHANGE=7s FEET (CLEAL) NEAR UNION 1’ark 1or 100 feet (corner preferred), improved or Gmmproved, on West Side between Adums and Ran- wipli-Eie., ¢ast of Kobey. WHI bay difierence oras. sume tucimbrance. Ingulre of or address GEORGE G EWBUE! ms ¥ sod 8 Bryan Liocs. F]0 EXCHANGE~I WILL ESCHANGE A NEW brick iwo-etory and hasement liouse, with all mod- €rn tmprovements, on West Shle. Alsos guod house sad 1ot in Alllance; O.. for sood Kansas iands or farm. & C, MAYES. 148 Madison-at. 770 EXCHANGE—T [IAVE SOME CITY FROPERTT J want 1o exchange for a farm of about 320 acres in neas on line of Ksnsas 'elfic or A, T.& S. F. R. 1t VANS, corer Robey 3nd Pol CHANGE—1.280 ACRES OF THE FINEST Jand i Clay Cousity, North Carolina. lucated tear n:iid timber, Lickory, walnut. snd # Goe atreaz; ratiroad now batld- Incumonance or back-taxes. Wil Vaiue. $2,000. Adure; CIOTCK LAND IN T0WA. KA eai. Nebruska, Wisconsta, Ulinols, aad indiana; fome niie tracta noar ratirvadl, K. KENNEDY, 125 tES OF GOOD LAND or good horse and bUSEY. Ad- 10 EXCHANGE—EQUITIES OF §2.500 IN_TWO hotises on West S{de azd clear Jots worth §1,800 for Tiouse and lot within two mlies of Court-House. Ad- aress X 9, Tribune office. HANGE—A FINE GOLD WAICH AND somie valual large size fllnstrated; Dore’ R s Dore’s * Dante's lnterno ulxote'; ail above Iustrated, for millinery g0ods aad uotiuns. - Address Y 19, ‘I'rtbune otlics. ANGE — GOOD KANSAS _FARMING 1d, ar, for clear bulliing lot on West or South Stde. Address Y 51, Tribune otice. 71°0 EXCHANGE—A TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT rick house, Xo.54 Bowe: haa anout 10 roomms, narble mantels, etc. ; facnmbrance §2,000; ¢ ood uniinproved ‘or icasehold property. T. NDKEWS. 102 Washiogton-st. CHANGE—NICE COTTAGE _ASD LOT, fred and clear, well rented, for slock of dry gaods, boots aud shocw, or gTocertes, "puitaile fur a country T ANDREWS, 102 hlogton-st., TOREE GOOD HOUS! R jow rent: will cxchangze for clesr VELL, Real Estate Agent, 13 West O _EXCHA TOOM HOUSE and 10t [ 004 Tocatiou fur a farm or lands. ~Apply f0 W, WHEATLEY, 3w Wabash-av.. oF st 541 West Polk-st. 710 _EXCHANGE — CHOICE _KANSAS FARMING Jauds tn Jots to salt, for stocks dry Roods, boots and sliods, grocerles, clothing: if destrable will pay some cash.” Address 725, Tribune oflice, for one week. EWOOD PROPER- a'good house and lot, value not to Tribune office. NY FOR A GOOD i must be sound and true. Inquireat driving liorse 75 Wilcox {0 EXCHANGT—6e0 ACRES IN ONE BODY OF chalce farming: Iand, i’ Republlc County. Keuas, for od Tesidence property on South or West Sidc: Buswers must give 10l descrlption of property affered. or thiey Will ot be hoticed, - Address X 100, Tribune. - [0 EXCIIANGR—1 HAVE A VERY NICE LIGAT 1 road-wagon, bought of Browster, Broome-st., New York. tuat ) wil exchunge for nice, goud make; (op or canupy phacion, Call at itoom 12 fieaper Block. [0 FXCUANGE — FOt CHICAGO PLOPERTT, froodisnd 1o Chase County, Kausas, oniy one milé from ratlrvad. 0. D OItV1s. 86 Washington-st. [0, EXCHASGE —GOOD TiOUSE AXD LOT TX Aurra. for Norses. buggies, and harness. - Aadress F 0, 57 Soith Ualsted-st. 7] EXCHANGE—COTTAGE AND LOT AT ENGLE- woul, for residence in city; would pay some cash sud ussunic small incumbrance; = Address ¥ 42 Trib- e ottice, [0 EXCITANGE—A TWO-STORY FRANE HOUSE, brick hasement, situated on Prarie-av. (no facum- brance), 10r a two-story and basement brick house. Address ¥ 88, Tribune office. o e 70 EXCHANGE=FI HURSE A TOP-BUGGY. {or Farior and chiamber set. ~ Call or address A SSOW, corner Randolpl sud Deéarboru-st. 710 _ FXCHANGE ~ BUSINESS _ PROPERTY—91 South Despiniucs-st. “Store, 12 rootns, 23 feet lat. inbered s State property you wiilgive for it 4 Uearborn-at., firsi-our. ANTED —GRO CERIES, clothing fn_exchange Address W 81, ‘Tribune ofice. AY JILL GIVE GOLD WATCH AS PATMENT OR ‘ment X 5 orse. Addrss W 40, Trlbine ogice, o oo 4ad Horse: ‘ \/ ANTED—NORTH SIDF, 3070 50 FEET SOUTH of Lincoin i'ark: will assume 1ight fucumhraoce aod exchanke improved busincss and redldence prooerty yrac ul YOUTO EXCHANGE FOR A FAl uear Madison. Wis.. or a_first-class house at La- orvacantlots. D, M. SMALL. 7 ANTED—TO TRADE=FURNITUKE,_FOR WOOD cneraving.” JOHN MONZEL. 242 State-t., cor- y ner Jackson, VW AT IAVE SOU Tp EXCHANGE FOR AN 1 karat gold hunting-case watch, independent sece ond-band? Cost 3 be otherside. Z#. Tribune, D—TO TRADE A LIGHT DREIVING aud square-hox buggy for » heavy draf ANTON KRROG. News I s Ties ive 23 SirRadkee s et ot cf&_?‘ut_;fii-’m.‘f’m" etc., 394 ll\‘x‘:';: ;';‘.” aive a lberal trade. Ingulre at238 Van. o PERSONAL, ERSONAL—THE GENTLEMAN W0 WITNES ed Lie injury to- lady while getting oft Gl DERSONAL—LADY DRESSED 1N DRAR SCIT. white shawl. aud black hat, Wafting for a Sedpwick 20d North-gv. ¢ar. fime, Frivag. 2:30 b, m.. place, cor- er of Madisor and Clark-sis., Will cunfera great favor upoh the geul who Qunoyed ber by addressivg Z 4v, Trivune omice, ERSONAL—A YOUNG BACHELOR WITH PL ‘wnt_hycmal quaricrs desires to correapond with fome refined younz 184y (@ laver of music) who wilicn- en the aume occasionally with her presence. Ad- aress X 50, Tribube office: . i DERSONAL—A GENTLEMAN OF MIDDLE AGE P i T acqualntance of a0 ap- married 1ady of inteliigence and soctabilicy, under 33 years of age and reslding on the West Sldc. - Address 2 61, Tribune ottice, VWILL GIVE CARPF. NTER WORK IN EXCAANGE (Ur clothing or any persor oy can use. _Address A o, ;l‘ribyu‘l;: Aflll'i‘ e = VWASTED=T0 EXCHANGE-VERY FINE GOLD Waich. steul-Winder, for £0od borse or DUESY. 835 W st VWANTED=TO EXCHANGE FOic SUIT CLOTHE —First-class buard on Wabash-av., rear Peck- coart. Address X 20, PEN FOR BUSINESS. Our s10ck wiil be kept up to vur usual high flandard during the entire seazun. Every ar- ticle u the line, including sacques and liats, mzde expressly for our reial] sales. Early Dbuyers will sccure barcains, Goods seat C. 0. .. with privilege of examination, Alteratious and Fepaims by frst-class arusts, K. T. MARTIN, 154 STAT! ERSONAL—TWO YOUNG GE.TLEMEN FROM the Easi, bolding rood business positions. desire the o I3 toS “yirosnin coandeaE et U Lalles = andent u aud address, W 89 o W 70, Tribane ofdoe. o GANT LONG SACQUE, HAT, 0 order Jast year, at halt price. MEDICAL. Grove-ay., e 'Ol SALE—A FIRST-CLASS POOL AND BILLTIARD combinatlon table for sale chcap; Wil eXhAORE for merchandise or suburban real cscate. Bripgs House kx- cliange, 133 East landalph-st TOR SALE-BOARD OF 7| Audress 124 Clar) -»_Roo: OR SALE—A LAKGE BROILER FOR RESTAU- rant or hotel use, 48 goud a5 USW, 2L Lalf {ta €23k, 32 West Kandoiph- Fop, sate-o GOOD COW. INQUIRE AT 63 Vark-av. ~SAFE INVESTMENT, ONE Of ;'8 . 12 safes, nearly new, cheap. Chicugo general 67 Ll_a.r',L it . o (Ol SALE—WATCH, A GOOD ONE, NO BETTER made, for $200 cashi cost $600. Koom (3, 159 Washington-et. b FOK SALE—BOARD OF TRADE MEMBERSHIP. _ Address Tribune otlice. S Uk SALE—ONE OF NERRING'S NI 2 fire and vurglar-proof safes: will be sold for iess than half jis cust._Address X &0, Tribuncotice. - PO SALE=30 DOZEN WASH BOWLS AT 51 FER dozen: a tot of dish pauns at half price.” A, W. LER, 141 Laie-sL & SAL AN 8-FOOT PLATED SUOW-CASE “L.mnu.'r scaies, chieap. 811 Madison-st. CAl- YOR_SALE—DBOARD OF TRADE MESBERSOIP 4 Lesalle-st., Koom 24, QOR SALE —TO PAY ADVA: ladtes’ andents’ goid watch aianiond ciuster ring for $125: a lot of sliver- ware clieap, JAS. b. STOKEY, 84 LaS: 201 SALE-FINE SAFE_WITH COMDI iock: cost $250; price 370 if taked 83 once, Rebiand Block. [OR SAL:L—CHEAP—ONE_HOT! . O montuiy payments. . P. NEWELL, 188 West Madison £ 2 [7OR SALE—AFOLL SET BLACK WALNUT SHIIT patterns for 525, COSE yver $50; ihe MOst prunt- able 1 eat you cau make. 15 D, ol SSLECBUTCHERS, CALL AND EXANINE our pioriable Axtures and lce-touses befure duling P, Uools und machinery of all Kiudi. MALHESUN, 23 West Vau Burea-st. 708 SALE-DOTBLESTTT cssh. 12 McCormick Biock. 7OR SALE-THE BEST SHIRT THE WORLD 'RO- +Jucea made to hit you at 5225 each, or #1x for S13; 3 zood shirt for §1.50. We use only reliable z0ods, and Kuarantee every shirt to give entire satistaction or re- Tund the money, Try us. **LONE STAR * stirc fac- 10y, 358 Deasborn-st., ear Post-Uilice. 7OR SALECAT THE LARGEST BETAILL CLOTH- 1ing store in the world, which occupies an area of Boors of wore than an acre, Men's aud bog's clotifug at 1nuch less tuan dawn town' prices. Save by buying direct ut the factory. CLE! 4i6, 418, 30, 422, and 424 Milwankee-ar., the drst, ouiginal, and only scrictly vae-price cash hoise. Ol SALE—A 20-INCH GURLY LEVEL IN CHER- 5, case, Includin figim-bob: cost S135. Also’New York rod | brand pew. Want beet cash offer, or @, Trivune otiice. 7O SALE-CHEAP—ONE ELEGANT CYLINDER desk, slx otfice chalrs, ronying press”and stand. Allgows asnew, Address 84, Trivune office.. JPOR SALE-LARGE DOUBLE-DOOR SAFFE—ALL fitted_np with shelviog for jewelry. Address \ 76, Tribune ofice, ~ OB _SALE-A GOOD WILCH COW AND CALF 5 daysold. Callat No. 10685 Arnold-st., near Twen- ty-secoid. OIt SALE-ABOUT 100 FEET OF SHELVING IN baliding 741 Wellsst., clieap, to get {t outof the ‘Wway: beeus used for hardware. but good for most any buginese. L. A. BEEBE, 58 Siate-st, St 6p.m. CASH, A SEALSKIN NCES — SEVERAL . clialny et NATIOS [ [POR SALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN. cashi, 3 'Bin€ Scatt double-barrel breech-loader; #plendid shooter: 10-hare, weighs 10 1bs; extra heav Dreech: made to'order in Liverrool; cost owner $250 . 1 8. Orders by mail prompuly atiendéi to. on dematide des emnployes I I A Cucmmt’:us&‘n'flbnur.s._Axu MOTAS "EX- Seminary on the clasy will ple Call i sed them. RANGE. 03 | curner or ‘State, up one aizn on tand. I atonce. cormer Waash-av. aud Maria salvottl, ®fil give a Grand i\;bn!nz at the North Side furper-Hail. adwissioa aly 25 cents. X D et ateens Joux aress urders to tae Soclety, 173 East Li3odolp express given Immediate attentl * PATEXTS—[NVEXTORS WILLFIND IT TO THEIR busincss through our agency. notice. copyights: preliminary examinations carcfully wmad abstracts of “title procured; assiwnments drawn and re- God wat pleased to aftlct e one way, and & ve cre one it hias been, He - Ferred a prea biessing on me. by siving me some kind Tricnds and henefactors, On enter.ng the fospital no persan thought 1 would live ans thme. three months at the longest. - I went under the directions of Dr. Davis. ile has heen my kindest bauetsctor. e tricd every wav in Ifs power to save my life by medicine, but ©o no use: #0 as the lnst remedy be thonght It heat for me toget capped. lic has now performed that operation tweniy-tvo times, taking never lets than two patls of water” each timie,” which iappeps about twice u year, and | think It Is nearly time for me to thank him for hi3 klndress toae, as [ean neser pay him In any otber way, for he Las'een always ready and willing to come to me at any time, Just as If 1 was wortha thousand a year. He i3 noted Tor being 2 good 1aan to the puors and i ray what Lie docs not Riow 13 not worth knowlni. May the Almighty God biess and protect him in this 1ife and graut him a crown of eternal uilsa In the next. LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOFIFIED NOT TO rorclinse or negotfate s cerfain promissory nata for §200and interest. dated April 13, 1677, payable sis menths afiee ante (o the order of McGraw & Dowacy, siened by Wai. Lucus, John Launon, J. Elilson, .. Valeatye, i, A. Bartlef, A. Bomett, Wn. Atchisor Johu Sco i Jobn S, Willisms, satil notc_havi been lost, and the undersigned belng the owner there- of and the only_jerson entitled (o recelve payment thereon. "DANIEL GAWNE, 409 Portland-av. Dated, Cuteaco. Sept. 22 1877, e, but {f ATmigh! usring al cat, o d piy 2t NERIILL DIOSs =4 Sourt Bameda AF | 7 ANTED—SMALL § ATION TOGK: VY ANTED SMALL SATE SONDINATION Ter: EBERSOLE, carc of Wendell & Co., 170 State-st- - 0 WANTED=L SET OF SECOSD-IAND GASTIE: Fosres;one S gallon copper boller for Kltchen, axg okstove or ranev: must : Afidress T 60, Tribune odice. S S \W/ ANTED-—A STRAIGHT FRONT METAT, Sow: cuse and luw ollice-desi. Aduress C. 2 *170 Tweaty-second-st. - *LLWiicox, VVANTED DIAMOND STUD, 114 702 KA ira wiite stone. and finely cut; mast be low. dress A I, ‘Triounc ottice, WANTED—FOUL GIRLS WiI0_USDFISTAN how to assort rags and paper. L TANTED—A SHAWL, CLOAK, OR DOBLMAY, dress Z o7, Tribe State lowest price for casn. Ad. z unc otiice. _ 3 VY ANTED-OSE TARGE SAFE. SIX TABLES, ones or 10 oot dosis. one double desk. Address ox P. 0. W ASIFD-TQ RENT-OR BUY A TTNCH-Cam; wAl pay cash. Address 735 Tribcae utice. " A MM wANTED FORA GINL TZVEARS OLD! where there are no chlliren preferred; she i an American, of xood varentage. Any middle-ozed conple Wishing to take such a girl as thelr vwn and give Ler the ivantazesof on education and learn her 10 work can have 10 uppurtunicy by addressing Z -l:L rr(VDnuev__ WEALTAY SINGLE GENTLEMAN IN™ BUSE A ness icrires a fady casnier of means. Objec re- sonsibility, mutusi assisiance, yeruaps morc. Z 42, ribune vifice. ., CAST: G BOUGHT; e coats, ¥ 10 S 0 $10; [anty, $210 $3 1IANDLED AXES, $i: TAND-AXES. | drosses, $5 10 $25: also inlicellaneous goods 403 fclawe. 50 cenls euch 10 close them | State-st. r. J. DEYOU. CLOTHING BOUGHT—OVE! CAST-OFF PAKTIES [AVING BUTLOINGS TO \ TTENTIO repatr will save’ money by uddressiog W 26, Triv- uncomce, A Lk CASH PAID FOR LADY £) "mea'se iT clothing. E. D GENTLI- IEL, 546 State- PUsINEss it PLEASURE—TOE UNDER 3 eiznvd wishes some peron (male or feraale) with 15,000 v $20.G0) caslt 10 Juin Hlin (0 & trlp 10 Europe for #ix or elzht mopths, by wnich d-uble the amount fnvesied can be reatized ciear of eXpenses. ThiS (83 matter that will bear luvestization. None ueed apnly but those haviug the money and want to take the trip. Address (n own nacic and where an interview can he bad, when fuil particulars will be explained, A. MAUILL, 175 East Mozroe-st. USINESS—WANTED TO HUY A BOARDING- bouse, Testauraot, or oyster-rooms will buy the best s 7OR” SALECOR THADE—TIOT-AIR FURNACE, | fhcr s week Addresy'or call 3L North Clark-st., ALECUR ] E~ROT-A R! + | NoowiG. Tl aoh e imica s o UREAU DE PLACEMENT FRANCAIS, DE CHI- Jt cago, No. 221 Eat Jackson. coin de Franklin, (RE TNFESTED WITH all on ('0.“:‘\1\ 1470 h UGS~ 1F YOUR HOUSES bedbugs or cockroachcs, Dearbura-st.. 0TS T youto lsy fna stok alicad: closlag out Gusiness, ONTGOMERY & LAWSON ] 2 ABY CARRIAGES—TIIE FEW NOW REMAINTNG will be fold dead targains to make room for other gonds, or wiill trade off fur palotiug. COITERS, 263 West Madison-st. (AED PHOTOGRAPIS, §1.50 PER DOZEN, FOR- merly $3._WHITING'S Art Studlo, 622 West Lak terminated by’ contract (warraated); article_sol houses examined free. A, OAKLEY, 189 East Wash® Tugron st ONCEDT THIS EVENING-MME. MARIZ SA- tleket. Address ¥ 11, Tribupe office. e NCELT THIS EVENTS LN, JOR SALE-MARSH HEALTH LIFT, NEAR e e e D NS, Wl ng s | o, 4ap. Address X 55, Tribune oflice. ‘(‘)‘f{""'; ‘I:‘L o f_,‘ Ec“:flfi: JFOUSALE=COMPLETE SETOF TINNERS' TOULS, Wi OF ‘several Fuars Cxperience af the East da- fAxtures, aud some stuck. X v3, Trbunc ofice: | gl na u lesmitmate, fyfi.‘g nusiness 1n Chicage OR SALE~BOARD OF TRADE MEMBERSHIP AT | reterences unexceptivoable. Addreas Z 43, Tribune: ASS "IN DANCING TO. Prof. Sulltvan witl he upened at Avenne nursday nest Children desiring to joln ¢ send uames immedintel LOW IS STILL GIVING H olugranna for 82 per dozen. No fncr made. 1 East Madison-si. 1ANOND JEWELRY MANUFACTCRER, A LAGDERBACK. 30 Madison-st., sonthwest i a varlety of seungs BLASS ANCIN taught by EI:N LEAVES DLEAGHED AND LEAVES SKEL: ctonized by a new aid rapid provess a No. 177 West Monroe-st., up-stalrs. MUSECAL. SPECIAL ANNOU: VALUABLE Pia A GREA SPLENDID INSTEU PRICES FAI: BELOW ANTTHI izecent estenave purchases (o New Yorl offer LArEatA suCk 4 We AVC DEVEr been auleto saow before, I fact, tbe prices are 50 10w that dealers Wi find I to tueir 3dvaatage 10 DOy {OJ U3 Falicr thay buy kast. A SPECIAT, BARGATN 8450 Gpright plagoforte, rich Loae, valy AGE Bal 8550 Stelaway square pianoforie: o 5325 Mardman B AN 15 ADORGANS AT e IRABLE BAl A GEN $375 New parlor org: case, only. A GOOD $120 New parlor orzan, stops, kbec:. 2 A PARTICCLAE BN ALY. $300 Second"tiand Hardman planoforte. oaly. - A VERY FINE BAEGAIN. £000 Splendid tiew Ii-ociave plin furce. 0aly ... Wholesale and Refall Deater in Pianos aad Organs, . 1583tate-st., Colcss0. NT OXE_WISHNG TO PURCHASE A PIAND ‘can selcct fru the following maes, at Drices luw- er than ever offered hefore (0 this cley* Stelnway & Son. Ctickeriog & 63 Tiering & Kllz. Piauos Aud Orzans that we can sell oo small montaly payents to sccommodate customers. PAL; EAVING CITY_11AS X STEINWAT plano but littie used; cost $750: fur salc for 575, A FINETONE 7-OCTAVE PI3NO $10 CASH, DAL~ ance §5 per month. Z 2| une office. 'L anid voice culture wishes board in exchange for in- stsnction (ur part payment) of 3 positiua fa & semlnary, A FEW SECOND--HAND [IALLET, DAVIS &G0 I\ Square Grand Planos, goad as new, warranted in full, with cover ana stool for AL BALL, coruer State and Adams-sts. BASS SINGER. WHO ITAS SUNG FOR_MANY w:mln 11Ke an enga) ent. AddressZ f-l_:l'rlhun:v atC. LOG G West MORIue-8c.. Who wil 1aka part cash and pas chandise. _Call T A A at prices beyond competition; $50 and upwara. Best in_the market. Mummyo PpAyments, cash, or to L addition o the aad "W, W. KIMBALL, corner State aad Adams-sts. 22, Fribauce oftice. N EXPERIENCED LADY TEACHER OF PTANG Address PIAN 1oune office. cash. W. W, yearsin the best quartette choirs in Chicazo, ‘A BAIGAIN IN BUYING A FIRST-CLASS PIANG RETAIL AT THE FACTORY, PARLOL Teut. N G 63 Eust Indlanu-st. SIUKY & C. 3 ESTEY ORGAN For sale on eass payments, or for ren S0 fnstruments now- in stuck.” Kemember that wa deal tn none bui rellable guods and that we caa offer ¥ou the best bargains 10 be. 1o SUPERIOR TONED NEW PIAYD; Has been in use abGut three months. Address ¥ 41, Tribune oifice. OL SAL sheet m SAL or XCITANGE—A SMALLSTOCK OF Address AUF, 151 Twenty-second-st. ATLE DEESS AND CLOAR-MARING AT Practical dressmaer wanted 10! 235 East (naiana-st. QURNACES—CRAMPION RADIATOR, THE BEST furugce ever made. BARKER & JACKSON, Rhi X SHIRTS—VE] c E: 03 GE t 01 sclentific prinetplcs. IREMEN' ine navy-blue tanncl. Made by eiperienced nands. SAM DAVENPORT, 18 fact Van Buren-et. ERMAN &{ILITARY CONCER] X renowned Hessian Military Band, nssisted 55 Mmi red Concert this VALIDS OF: AGED Pi o 2 108 BENNETT, Lake Zarfeh, [il. NIFE-PLEATING AT 3 CENTS PERYARD OF Room 1 0F READY—OUR ELEGANT LAMBSKIN LAD- robes; liouse, buggy, and baby carrfage ma Dearth rops. faucy lamp and tollet wool mats, etc., our O mABBLCIure: at prices never before offered I thts clty. 261 West Madisun-st. WATURAL FLOWERS l’liESERVuED-FX' Speelnl aizés made to order. W. W. BISHOP. and bridal flowe ecial interest 1o consult with us and traneact their Caveaus tiled on short Atteation given to trade-marks, fabels. and 70T SALE—CHEAP FOE orded: ond a gencral patent bustness transacted. Al ;l‘ sacque. Ad 71, Tribune oftice. Sasin cxnnfla:’en’lh;l. p‘cfiarsu L?fi"c':fffi?fl’g D"g {01t SALE—F! CLASS POOL-TABLE. WITH | our clreuiar of iaformation. . N K " tvory halls, ailTu good onder; cheap for cash. 246 | CO.. 70 Lasalle-st.. Koom 14, East Bandolpu-et. AILROAD TICKETS AT REDUCED BATE: FOR all points: St Louis, $3; Loutsville, $9.50: Nash- 50; Columbu. $6: Clocta- Dittsburg. S10: Z1E. Kallroad witbque duties. _Addreas 2 23, Trivune ottice. ¥ oF . 18, 14 FEET OF COUNTER, 24 FE] hel¥iny. nud baso-burniog radiator siove, X 1 Halsted-st. OR SALE_PHOTOGRAPHERS, T HAVE CABI- new-slzo Entertsin’s_photo burnisher in perfect order, cheap.WHITING'S art studlo, 622 West Laie. | ¢ TOR SALE-MEDIUSIZE Sar] Teeding stove, $35; show-case, i awning, desk. Store fixtures, Sewlng: stock bcots and shoea. 244 State-st. §35; SELF- ga3 Bxtures, machine, aod a long time, Texas, Mississippl, and Alabama. with a view to lessen Wer days, NEW ORLEAN D eac Forsale by DE—A RESPONSIBLE PARTY Who has been cozezed In business in New Orleans employing canvassers in Loulsinna. nses of travel, ete., will recelve proposttions from ern manufacturers and others who desire to place ern market. Address, for nive b ice: 13 Ao B0y PUSHE Iands Iy Lot Seate uSifclanda in 106 State, STHONT, ‘85 Washincion-se. helr zoods in the Sou cach—Loc 'For: SALE—GOLD STOP-WATCH, QGARTER AND independent centre seconds, Snest quallty, $2 1nquire at 277 Thirty-Brst-st. OR SALE—A TAILOKS CGTTING BOAT For SALE—CHEAP—REMINGTON CREEDMOOR ' “rie. Audress Z 90, Tribunc ofice. Tt SALE—A SMA SUITABLE FOR A Felou otiee or Truit-stand, at GURLON -av. s5: | 1 $5: st £20: Dictionary of Arcnt- Macaulay's Histors of Engiand : Turf Keglster, 11 vols., S10; story of Civil War. 3 vols. (new), 891 | o Law Dictlonary (new), S 'S Chicap Bovkstore, 102 300K AUCTION—BY BUTTERS & CO., ON TUES- day nfferuoon, Sept. 25, at 2:300°clock, ac 118 ad sample prices: toplans and specifications. Washiington-st. F. TPHE CELECRATED HESSIAN MILITARY BAND F on Fricay, W tculars 1o DR SMITIL 163 Rinmundy. LI, TERmuE SLAUGHTER OF GOODS. UNPRECE- dented bnrgatns inrich and elegant woods: a few Selllng Former at.” “prica. oS T Splendld_White Shirts, 78 1 biack walnut top, cost 57, will sell”for $30. Fhexant White Shivts 1.0 s1.50 South Clark-st. Extra Finc, the Best s z JFOR SALE-BREECH LOADING SHOTGUN, TEN | Night Shirts, 43 inch 78 150 bore, at about h_lll PY!CE. Aflldreu 481, Tribune. S_Fl(llcenglldrin,flr{?wflurgfr_lhl 33 1. 85 'OR SALE—3 CONPLETE SETS OF GAS-FITTER'S | Eitra Mctino Ungerstir b2 20 TN dusens ¥ 5, Trivste odice: Extra Meriuo Underairss o oIe OF SALE—1SET TINNER'S TOOLS. ADDRESS | Cauton Flanael Shirtsana Drawers.” 77 1% ¥ o4 Tribune office. Cynton Fiaauel Shirts and Drawers, S ARRIS ., 171 South Clark-st. Sale short, sharp, aud declsive. Onen nll 9 o'clock In the cveniag. _ 170 CONTRACTORB—PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- £ 30,000 commion brick according at Koom 38, M6 ceéived for lay Asnly MELLTHORPE. thisevening at the North Side Turner Hall. l'Tm HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF. cast-off clothinz and household £00ds at 42 Fifth-ay. HE ~ BUILDL A stock, and othier apparienances of the Co-Operas ive Medicine Company will be sold at _public anction 28th {nst.. 10 a1 75 N T GOOD F struments: must be chean for caah. 120 Wabash-av, BOOKS BOUGHT—CASHO PAJD FOR LIBRARIES #nd gmall parcels of hooks, dowa-atairs, 8t Mile S Giean Bovks fadisoast. IASH PATD FOR BOOKS—CASH INIVOUR HAND— (G004 hooks will always oring big prices. CHAPIN' Chesp Book House. corner Madison and Dearborn-sts. (UAMDEES: CYCLOPERIA, X J son’_Cyclopadia of _Architectu Waverly Novels, 12 vols., $10, cost 821, South Clark-st. NEOLOGICAL SGEVEY OF MISSOUR G X Tron Ures, Cox lelds, Sofls, #tc,, with 300 fllustra- tions ang df‘:(l)”m waps (Worth $25),'3 yols. text and 2 ‘es, SIL 5 wendennors'e Sclentific Worke, faciuding Aninal uzdow. I'rigciples of Chemistry. the Frincipis, #te. Gery searce, Landon edifion, 7 vols.”(blates, 61, v;?. Johnson's Compicte Works, 12 vole., full calf, 1 1P new Aulssof Tawa (nub. at $15 88,50, New Atias of Hiiavts 1ol 3t S15) S50, At BARTLETT'S Uoukstore, 1 uth Clark-st. Diacazines, A Jarge sock of epvelopes. paper. aad biank-books from & hankrupl stock at oue-thirl less than the usual reiall price, At BALDWIN'S Origloal Clicsp Book-$ 0. 201 Soutli Clark-si. WayTE FLL SET OF APPLETON Cyclopmiia and’ annuals. “Address 12, 5. PAR- K Lamber of Cummierce. A upasila an Roud cash pric Chieap 1ot cathor w11 31108 U Ayl SRS ER'S Iron-Yard. 63 south Clinton-st. F‘b&:fldg,\l}_fl%‘c‘nyfln&ogfi}sa TOWEE ENGINE ot WU o ape S3-00re power”cugios aad | | Wiathdersse whiere can be see. 65, Tribuac ofice. TANTED=SECOND-HAXD PORTAB 7 o Bt eyt B dress ¥ 04, Tribune office. . 30 _TO ZHORSE_POWER 1040, State lowest casb price Al Fibiag o ELSONAL—WILL SARAH DEARDSLEY L callat 1009 Wabash-av. ll';”d obl} T8, B‘.?‘CO‘)E) ERSONAL—TWO YOUNG GENTL] N N P R 5 TR 4 0f society; b Ad omice. - N[ BS: DR. L. R. M _‘R LOWRY, HOMEOPATHIST, N0.22 TS, & fmouAs. M, D.. LADIES PHYSICIAX and Obsteirician, 351 Kast Huron-st.. beiween Desrborn and Clark. Desthom Fatlents can obtsin rooms snd 7ANTED—A STEAM BOILER ABOUT 20-IORSE ¥ Packlng and Provision Company, 25 t:hamber of Com- merce. V stock. witls or withiout fixc Srocery v dry-guinis une office. xoures. Address W63, ‘Tribd h} ulars, W 95, Tribune office, ¥y ¥ D ety WA o I 0 story {rame hoase. to be moved. fn ti western part of the clt o dress ¥ 1 \ and Aug. 17, 1869, \ can find o purclisser by Clark-st. W ¥ Y 41, Trivune onic W 203 Wabash-av.. Chicax ‘4 V Address Y 45.Tribune ollice. SIZENEW OR ANTED—LARG sagemeat’ chopper. hand_power SECOND- Chi¢ago TILL GIVE §100 CASIT AND $100 and (clear) for $500 grocery or dry-guads OULD LIRETO INVEST $300 TO $1.500 1% fome paving business. Address, with foil partlc. ANTED-BOARD OF TRADE MEMBELSHIF Ucket, Adiress Y 10, Tribin offee DELSHIP i s Y e office: TANTED~LEGAL BLANK C. than 12 dravers. ‘JAMES B, LT WAST 70 DUT A GOAD OSE OF ASE. NOT LESS GALLOWAT,” 110 Tust be coeap for. casks. Trivune oltice, e A 0L SALE=R T4 UCTAVE PIANG OF STANDARD inaie, and Orst.class in every paricular: about Moviug away and will sell for Teso than vne-tlird 1ts cost. Address Y 96, Tribune oflice. OR SALE—AT A BARGATY YO CAon OR 0N montlly pasmenta, or (0 exchagy 1o of nonseliund Soous, the (allmria A¥LLCH d plano; une Haynes Brothers plano; oneaew liavis furnace; one Quincy wrought' frun cooking 00e elegant black Wajuul bar culaler. 10GirD OLDSTELN, $61 State-st. ERSHEY SCHOOL OF MUSICAL ART OFFERS extraondizar faclitlcs (o inicing. plao. organ, violin. guitar, and ali branches of i, French, Gere man, Ttalian, ‘and elocution Ouly $13 per terin t ve- Rinners, sndall frec advantages. [ MavE Two SECONU HAND FIAROS TO FEXT at1c3 than rezular rates, or will scil aud take pars board. W 18, Trivunc ottice. S ADIES OR GENTLEMEN ENGAGED TOLROGGH L4 the day, wishinz to study masic, eftuer yocal of in- Strumental, can receivs lessuas €VERIOKS b 455 West Madison-st., scconu door. TI0LLN PLAYEES. BEG] iSOR ADVANCED, who wish 10 Join au amatcar urchiestrs. pioase Al ak tie Houore Bivck, Ko 16 Fruf. J. PROSIN- W, T RINBALL. CORNER STATE AND ADAGIS. eole agents fur ke fulowids cesctraced planos atid o Haller, Davis & C Wun. . Lmerson 3.1 Tlale Prauos. W. W. Kimbai Ianos. SMIL Aicrican UTgans. Shouinzer kurcka Uriats. Kimball Orcheatrat Urizana. W. W. KIMBALL, corner State and Adsms-sts. TWASTED = AN ATTRACKIVE LADY PIaNisT and vocallst to fil a steady enjasciment (0 His- marck. Dacotah: good salary aid wil expemses paid. Apply to JUUN F."RYAN, Dramatic Ageat, jioum 7, 171 Lasalle-sr. VWANTED-S GOOD FIRST.CLASS PIANO, FOR which will give first-class chronometer watch ag partcash. Apply at 248 Lake-st. 7 9CTAVE ROSEWOOD PIAND, FQUALTO NEW, four round corners. overstrunk bass. carved leys and Iyre, rope moidings. round top. for cash ur o montuly payments. L(CHARDS, SHAW, FIICH & WINSLOW, 235 Monroe-st. 1.000 ZLA30S AxD ORGANS-FIVE TEARS' . gusrantee. For casu and monthly or quar- terly payments we give special prices. Call and ex- amine before buying. Llinstrated catalogues wailed frecs RED's Homple of Sttmie. st Van B hbsacts LOST _AND EQUND. EFT HOME. JUNE 7, 1577, A COLORED BOT, light brown skin, halr cut short. small scar on left Elde ot upper iy, se 13 years, ahswers lo pame of Frankle Ldwi or Frankie swith; wore at the time & waler-proof walst and pants, sailor collar edged with blue. Any Information concerning bis whervahouts Ul be Eratefully recelved by bis motlier, 194 Clark-at., Foot Blvck, Koom or papers piéase cooy. OSTIETBREASTPIN: PEARL AND TTA11: S ; ved on edge: suitable reward. L. £. DIGASEY, 108 Somch Waterso e reward. L F. OST-_THURSDAY, SEPT. 13, A L, | chaln, on South Park-av. h?’mten%fifif-ncfigg 8L and Cottage Grove-av.: Feasonsble rewand, Ad- dress gr call at 124 Twenty-secoud-sts OST—A SORREL HORSE, BLIND IN LEFT ET) L LOULS YeALS 0. Call A 70 Sorih Srimd oy Bear North-av.; 310 reward will be pai. LOST-SATURDAY. SEPT. 2% BETWEEN THE a5, corner of “Thirly-rst-st. and Indlana-av, and Thirty-second-st. and Calumet-av., & stecl purss cou- tainfoi two Fold rings The finder, ou leaviag I at 334 Calumet-av.. Whi be rewarded. JLL05TZ0N WEST POLK-ST.. BETWEEN LLUE Jsiand-av. sad Centre-av., 'Saturday eveniog, & Urer-color and white pointer dug. _ intormation lesdiog $0,LLs recovery will be liberally” rewarded at 96 Bluc [.OST-FRIDAT EVENING. A BLACK SHAWE !:mzf.‘,".é’“"?fc’?"‘.’:"' Botwerty D:l?h%m;:v;l and, “st. agd Clark and Mudison- iberal re- wacd will b 041 on 164 Tefarn 10 198 Dearborivan: =L TLOST-SATURDAY MORNING, FRO 011 MICHE- ] bird. ¥4 reward for retarn. RK HOUSE FIRE—A H TR F el and sy deck s e gy ¢ 7 UARIY MORGAN, Bl Taiand, Cook Gony fil NDER WILL BE Dearvorn-st. Rold spectacics. turning them to 68 Bry I“’osT:o.\ SEET. 1 Unfon [Mark and Clye G awhite hreaat B week, A Hoor wn s nec Thite \st_x_lmldulpi A ltberal reward for hls reu JOTICE—IF THE PERSON WIIO . TODR MT satchicl. contalning medical fnstruments, from the traln which leftal 4-15 p. 1n. on the 19th i s B £0. K. 16 il Feturn the fawe 10 mo, ) will pay him $15and askno questions. Dr. J. A. DELL. Naper- vilte, 1. TANTED-CHEAP FOR _GASH—A S, ovalhase-burner, No. 22 m _Address W, TANTED—ANT ONE DAVIN sklu jacket, A STYLISH SEAL- chiest 34, for salc cheap for cash. Pplylog to CASHIER, 171 NTED-TO BUY SECOND-HAND nills cheap for cash, at 432 Nlimaukeear = TANTED—A FIIST-RATE BREECH-LOADING = Botcun, ten bore and welghiDg Abodt Len pormiy. chep. Address Y 10, Tribuge ofice. Lo} P TOU WANT YOUR OUTHOUSES. VAGLT TANTED=MARC _MACHINERY. calch-hasing cleaned, send c = = X : s o, postal-card 1o = e West Lal L. We do work cheaper than o SEVERAL DRITLS | I Sheais: Sackitverion oo Sans i araoy,tlier gt sttended w. NTED-MEECHANDISE: WILL TAY WiTH accured note due in th 5 . AN Dearborasi.. Brat door. 1o Per cent loter. ‘TANTED-:TO BUY O RENT—FIXTURES SUIT: able for & firsi-class cizar stand. ~ Must be I good condition_and_cheap. Glve d i Rddress X 83, Tribune ofce; | Puon of aruicles. IND-MILLS-WANTED — 3 L AL WA A _POMPING-MIiLL. cash to GEORGE C. THOMAS, TANTED-TO BUY—A CIGAR-STANI “frst-class locality, Audres & 61, Tofbone ios- FANTED—A PRINTER FOR 20 OIF 300 COPIE: of neat hat plaiz campblet; price must »E?ni."}.s power: also. small tank. size about 5310 feet. _|.payment, B, 202 Lake-s Apply st 106 Lasalle-st.. Chicsgo. “n_h'r:D—TFTBm' A LARGE OUT-DOOR SHOW- case. X 73, Tribuncotlice. HORSE POWER STEAM ENG Ni B0 e oot oms o Ko b p ATANTED—GOOD FRAME COTTAG S| oo Sonth SI4e. “AppIY o~ shirese A SR SR | 1423 Butterneid-st. B LR AT (R c Fetarning the blac! er pock: etbook. contaiulng 47 ook Loty coupon And. 11 0.5. €oupous. lost on Liie Inorning of ept 11, fn Chicsgo. For description of coupons see Chicago Dally Trinine Sept. 12, hrat puge. F. L. DUCK, 154 aud 153 Afchi- gouav. T STRAYED=DLACK COW. WiTHi ROPE AROUND horus, from 123 lurou-3t.. on Wednewiny. 13th. A liberal reward will be €iven for any fafurmacio SEWING MACHINES {0t SALE—ALL KINDS OF SEWING-MACHINES 1 tortrom $5 fo'S15 each at 2us South flaisted-st. 2:palring done and guaranteed. VWASTED-T WILL " $10 TO #15 CASH FOR izo0d secoud-Hiaud Singer, lowe, o Wiison sew- fog-machiaes, Address W 23, Tiibune oflce. $O FILLBUY A LOCK-STICH - ANERIGAY De) sewing-machine In good order it cailed for by Tuesday eventug No. 4 Groveland-court, acur Thir-© ty-Biin-st. 70) FIRST,CLASSMACHTNES. ALL WATEEANTED, L less than balf ibc lowest prices. Private loan Clark-st., Room 2, upstairs. SOUTH ~HALSTED-ST.—TIE GENU Stager machine cheap for cash. on montbly rented, and exchanged. 1 Wheeler & Wil i Howe, $15. ___ BUILDING MATERFAL. JoO% EALE 10.000 DOZEN MORTISE AND RIM locks and kisods. thv Jargest stuck fa the West, at asacnifice. A, W. WHEELER, 141 Lade-st. TANTED-TO “EXCHANGE—FILST-CLASS U3 Wi mmperds cliy real estate for about $500 worta of brick or mill work. Will pay some cash. Address owner, X 2. Tribune office. ILL BUT 100.000_OLD_BRICK, ROOM 35, 118 Washingion'st. . T. ELLITRORPRS ® ~ - ofice, 22