the INSURANCE crisis, J 1bo alest acct >cnts of the insurance losses id 100 cro of Chicago make the following exhibit. ,ch we hare compiled for the benoSt ofthoso interested: KKTr YORK r, TT AND STATE. \S£ pan n A ‘JSIS«.V; 1 §403.571 S 500.000 gsg is fjf® ifiyi 4Go.°°o 200,000 1 201,851 201.000 r:«.™ 684.000 25.000 249.372 50.000 Corn Exchange 3,000 Columbia w q™ commercial. Albany suspended. Commercial 306,002 5.000 v 1.000.000-pay in full. remaps Trust. Brooklyn. 226.269 20.000 I-£® CD S 204,003 GO.OX) rircmen a 1 und 176,300 100,003 GtreSiulf W* in full 25.000 fiwlt 1. 40,000 571.000 10.000 Vlntf h 10.000 iT«m OVCP 727.000 225000 0 2 c 4.500.000 2.003.000 it £W. 225,212 20,000 Humboldt 20.000 Kings County _ 30.C00 Howard 783.856 275.003 International. 1.319,151 450.000 ioporters ami Traders’ Jefferson- 411.155 47.503 Lenox 240.000 30.000 Lafayette 229,751 8,000 J-onilard 1.715.910 1,000,000 Lamar.... 551.400 200,000 Market [suspended] 704,681 450.000 Mercantile Fie? 273,403 100.000 Manhattan 1.407.75S 1,250,000 Merchants’ 442.6W 15.030 Niagara 230.000 New Amsterdam 432,000 40.003 New \ork 392,278 15,003 North American Fire 770.304 250.000 Pi,ocaix, Brooklyn 1.888,900 300,000 Pacific.... 443,557 12.000 Kesolnte 252.452 75,000 Republic 631,000 200.000 Kchel 40,000 .Sterling 247.627 7.50U security J.93G.657 2,000,000 Tradesman’* 425.151 25.000 I nderwriters’ Agency 3.706,220 900,000 WilliamsburgU City 639,692 55.00U Washington 774.411 499,000 1 enters and N. V. Fire-.... 863,933 300,000 CONNECTICUT COMPANIES. Hartford 2.700.00U 1,200,000 onneclicut suspended. iV.oemx. of Hartford 1,200,009 63.000 -btnn, of Hartford 6.047,378 2,500.000 Merchants’, of Hartlord suspended* PENNSYLVANIA COMPANIES. trar.klin 503.000 Alps, Eric 12.000 Boatmen’s. Pittsbnrgh 18.000 Eureka, Pittsburgh 18,000 Artesian 17,500 Allcmauia 15.500 AI« nontahela 12.000 Pittsburgh 10 000 Upim.. 5,000 vstrr 5.000 Federal 7.500 Allcgha- y 2.500 Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ 6,000 Enterprise, Philadelphia 125,000 insurance Company of North America... 690.C03 ST. LOUIS COMPANIES. American Central Anchor Globe Mutual. Boatmen’s BOSTON COMPANIES. UVOiUtl VUAfAiI lU* Tremont 70,030 Hide and Leather...- 700.000 Independent Suspended Lawrence 12,000 Manufacturers’ 350,000 Merchants’ 10,000 National 475.000 Peoples’ Worcester 900,000 303,000 New England Mutual Marine 700,000 MISCELLANEOUS. Andes, Cincinnati AUemania. Cleveland, German. Buffalo Liverpool and London nud Globe, Eng. 2.000.0U0 Karragansett, Providence 38,000 North British and Mercantile, England 1,000,000 Wheeling, West Virginia, pays in fall. San, of Cleveland, in foil. Pacific, Peoples’. Firemen’s, and Union Insurance Companies, of San Francisco, premise to pay in full. B'Jumore companies announce they will pay in lull. nnODE ISLAND COMPANIES. Naracansctte...... 5852,000 S 38,000 American 900,000 Roger Williams Providence, Washington. 292.000 552.m.» 675.000 Hope Atlantic.... .Merchants. co 5|3000 Anericon, New Jersey 300,000 10,000 Notional, Hangar, lie 350,000 17,000 Imperial, English,™ good 200,000 BUFFALO COMPANIES. Western Buffalo Fire and .Marine Buffalo City 354,000 500,000 REGISTRATION List of Places and Names of Inspectors. The attention of rotors Is called to the fact that the Inspectors of Election meet to-day at tno appointed voting places in tho several wards, to revise ard correct the list of voters. The fol lowing is a list of judges and of registering places: ncsT wxan. First Precinct. C. B. St-rey, W. G. Ogle, Ed ward Casey. Polls at 93 Fifth avenne. Second Precinct. H. S. Albin, John D. Wha ley. D. W. Uigbee. Polls at No. 4? Wabash av enue. Third PreWnct. D. 11. Hammer, C. B. Dog cett. Geo. V. Byrd. Polls at No. 99 Madison street. Fourth Prorincl. Geo. W. Knox. Sara Daven port, Chas. Heaney. Polls at No. 129 Fifth are uue. SECOND WARD. Nelson Tuttle. X. h. Oti», HI- Second n. Lnflin, oco. Todd. Polls at Ko. 252 State street. Third Precinct, Joseph Kohl, G. J. Snttcr, William Baragwanath. Polls at No. 159 Van Boren str-cl. Fourth Precinct. Hugh Reed, C. C. Otto. An ten Berg. Polls at No. 208 Fifth avenue. _ THIRD WARD. tirst Precinct. Joseph Pollock. F. T. Smith. V• L. Cbnrehiil. Polls corner of Peck coart and Slate street. Second Precinct. Julius Rodberlus. R. M. Uancock, Ircd Zernitz. Polls at No. 470 CTark Street. Third Precinct. William Kinyon, Ferdinand Lauebhn, Geo. L. Curtis. Polls at No- 670 Stale street. First Precinct, J. W. McGinnis. S. D. Phelp« D. J- Wrenn. Polls at No. 703 Stale street. FOCRTH WARD. First Precinct, William Wheeler, Jacob Rich mond. Mark Kimball. Polls at No. 762 Michi gan avenue. Second Precinct. A.C. Calkins. J.T. Allen. F W. Tourtclloitc. Polls at No. W Twenty-second street. Third Precinct, J. B. Darling, Joseph Samp, son. R. A. B. Mills. Polls at No. 1103 Stati street. Fourth Precinct. Goo. W. Stdwell. M B Clancy, 11. Stone. Polls at No. BS3 State street virrn ward. First Precinct. H. S. Wheeler, C. R. Vender cook. Robert Whalen. Poll*northwest corner ol Twenty-ninth and State streets. Second Precinct- J 11 Hail. Che. Seaton Alex. W ini-berg. Polls nt southwest corner o Cottage Grove avenue and Twenty-ninth street T-ird Prceinr-L William E. Richardson Alex. Cook. J. W. Horton. Polls sootbeasteor net of Douglas place and Cottage Grovt avenue. Fourth Precinct. William Banlell, Conrad Devitt, James Inglcdew. Polls at northwest comer of Douglas place and State street. sirrn wabd. First Precinct. Michael Scbmili, Adam John Timothy Gilfoil. PJIs at No. 76 Archer avenao’. Second Precinct. J-bn M. Mathy, John Kramer, Geo. Reilly. Polls at No. 2UU Went worth avenuo. Third Precinct. Chris. Ganderjohn, Williac bannders, J, B. Stephens. Polls at No. 21 Han over street. Fourth Precinct. William Mueller, C. Hann Timothy Lynch. Polls at Healy Hall. Archer av' Fifth Precinct. -Tames Clary. Mathew Haines William Dewid. Polls at SSI Archer avenue. SEVENTH WABD. First Precinct. Adam French. Patrick Laugh lin, William ii. Conkey. Polls at Bohemian Hall on Eighteenth street. Second Precinct. John Kick. Michael Gorman Fred. Lnddii.g. Polls at No. 772 iialsted street. Third Precinct. Julius Westpbal.Thos. O’Con nor, James Brennan. Fonrth Precinct. Thos. McCann. Richd. Oar berry,, Henry Enshoff. Polls at northwest coi ner of Blue Island avenue and Twenty-second street. EIGHTH WARD. First Precinct. N. Lindow. M. J. Brennan. J Gillespie. Polls at Maxwell street engine house. Second Precinct. A D. Miller. B. Denver. £?V- Bausenbach. Polls comer Jefferson and Wngbt streets. Third Precinct. Geo. W. Gardner. Nicholas Ruehl. Jerome McMahon. Poll* comer Union and Mitchell streets. Fourth Precinct, John N. Lynch, Philip Maa« R. Brennan. Polls corner Brown and Maxwell streets. Fifth PreeincL John Deriekson, Gen. Martin. B. C. McDonald. Polls at corner of Throop and Simpson streets. JfISTH WABD. .'l.' ft U ft* AJftft/. First Princinet. B. Weiehtelbaum. Charles Ucrberti, M. Fitzgerald. Polls southeast corner of Harrison and Canal streets. Second Precinct- William Kaspar, M. D. Prin utville, William Daniels. Polls southwest cor* Canal and Forquer streets. Third Precmct. John Meagher, R- V. Kenne at southwest comer of Uarruon and Desplalnes streets. A.«u ar i h Prec,n ®t- Dimmick Kluetcb. Morgan c *®pb*n. Polls at northeast pffth P f vc T V ad ®*S»l*lae* streets. _,l ii C f rPn"r»n« bn William Bach- S o ,b t mnn tint l-rccmct. Joft.ph Shenrin, Hontr Pit- Brmi. Thomas NoUn Poll, aralbwjten nrr of Polk »treet and Bloc I>l.nd «Tenn“ biTcntfa I rccinct. J.mtß Stewart, Orden M bT Bollft at No 1 31 Bloc _ TENTH WARD. _ First Precinct- A. G. Lane. U P RoberlLaw. Polls at casino house near Jack son and Clinton. «»aca- Second Prcrtnel. Abner Satlon. Cbarlej W cornerofilndi.cn and Green? n rthc t tLJTEXTH WARD. FintPrccmct, Prank Nook. B P cu,. t> i -S^^ s &^SSsS^^ nrenne? KoeOT Poll N »Mui«k« nSl r ,'i r K, CC incL T, I J an7 J°bn GntneaeU. JlSnej? r Polls con,er of Lake and Dm mliw'VtE-''- fVilliam Way man. W. H. Slak'.Mdsi^Sa^ 0 1 "ontbeaet earner twelfth vied. Madiron McC a U P First Prcci^t! ET^lf T A. W Vr^nkn nr 0 tt French. F.J. Fcrrier. Second Precinct- Joseph lUmtviim a d 0 h o^°. h hitbMk P ,la com.r n M^SS Fourth Precinct. William Neff w at northwest* corner of IV catcrh o\ enue and Madison street. ward. r.ret Precm«. V. Hobloch. J. Toohey, W. Carroll i?rl*«ti. nort^ weil corner cf W«J and 8.0-, nd Prealnot. 11. B. Galpio. C. M. Kins. Cbo.Kallcy. Poll.at German School noiui. oo Folton, between Enbey and Huyoe etreets. .ThirdßremncU. St. Claire. A-Hockwell. T avcnSc! Llmbin ro »o. 173 Milwaukee! c.^ n W rM i5 c .tw^ mil "'ilklo. John Baum- wV«t«* Edward 0 Bnen. Poll# K«. 336 Mil-1 wnnkce avenue. J u hn lr nin« ei i nct L L. F. Waite, jjjJJJ Donntbeck Polls BtNo.4lßChu.affo ar- Qi?u,1 r,b i Prcc ,i^. t John Vnnt Wood. Edward ».telnbachcr. William Corbitt. Polls No. 721 Milwaukee avenue. *rfMuf rc i c i» c V.- HouryTbieiy. William Xos crAnni P -Hallman. Polls at corner nt Elston avenue r.nd Bawson street. •p. n SIXTEENTH WARD. First rrrcicct. u. H. Ilnthaw.y, E. O. Ward slid «reoi‘"‘ r Tnn f illo nd U*l- Second Frocioct. P L. Hawkinson. W. W»I --streil JtoM r Foils No. 001 Lnrr.beo ?f 5 5i l ct v n. Stickn.r, J. O. Mol wcll, P. M. Ryan. Polls No. 715 Wells .trout. p. D SEVENTEENTH WARD. J mm,s®»? IDC iV Cbftr,e> Sperry. Henry Berger. u b a *>lls corner of Larrabco and Boss streets. Second Precinct. Andrew Beracbeff. Adam sirlcf P l S hmilt i oUs at 324 Sedgwick Pri»m?n P p° l? cl PhMiP Schweinfurlh. Fritz uv ells and Schiller streets. rourth Precinct. Isaac Butishouscr. N. Bssh. Andrew Milter. Polls No. 157 Clark street. KICUTKKXTU WARD. ir n u PfCf, o nc, L J 9«ph Santa, Peter Carpcn ter. Hsbert Stack. Pull* at N0.23« Cnieaeo av. Ph S sr°w pf inct n A. H. Robinson. John Odn. P ThRi-p DB d 't- Foils at 07 Chicaso aveane. Tltlrd Proetncl. James C. Grant. Thos. Can v •25, e F 0 1 103 Ckicatto avenue. Fourth I rcclncL. Geo. Parker, Peter Fleming. Charles btronberg. Polls nt No. 124 Msrkct st. _ kinetsekxth ward. First Precinct John 11. Mulke, John Thiolen. Chai. Banka. Polls at No. 269 Rush street. Second Precinct. John A. Folk. Lorenz ilaHerp. J T. Gebbios. Polls at Turner Hall. Third Precinct. John A. Nelson. Owen Dougherty. John Murphy. Polls at northeast corner of Chicago avenue and Wells street. twentieth want). n r.iiiiLiu. n Ann. First Precinct. J. J. Ucaly. Henry Loneport ncr, L-Kennedy. Polls at North Market. Second Precinct. W. K. Sullivan. Theodoro Asmuse, W. B. Long. Polls at southwest corner of Clark and Ontario. Third Precinct. Fred. Basse, Adolph Miller, Fred. Hcinse. Polls at northwest corner ol Hu ron and Wells. Fourth Precinct. Alexander White. Bruno Kuauer, B. C. Uammill. Polls at southeast cor ner of Chicago avenue and Rush streets. Fifth Precinct. Adam Brauor. B. M. Collonder, Sheldon Graves. Polls at northeast corner of tier and Bosh streets. the ci tv ix siticr A Correction, There was published in Saturday’* Tribune a letter reflecting upon the conduct of the Pitts burgh Sc Fort Wayno Railroad Company in re fusing, to honor the passes given by the Belief Committees. It is tho barest justice to that road, which has done all that is la its power for the homeless and helplcs*, to stnto that the crowd ol persons seeking to get Ease over this road was so great that, for a few days, they were compelled to discriminate and to send forward only the women and children and those who were nnabjc to take care of themselves, refus ing tor the moment to transport people who were tblo-bodied and were in no special baste. Their trains have been crowded to excess, and they have not had room for paying passengers. They deserve the praise of all, and the person who wrote the letter of complaint would not have done so bad bo understood tho special cir cumstances of the case. Another Victim. 27.000 25.000 25.000 29.000 The fate of Mrs. Frodsb&m, wife ol the well known art connoisseur, and a sister, we believe, to Mr. Seguln, the operatic artist, was a sad one. The family lived in the North Division. Oa the night of the fire Mr. Frodsbam was away. His wife, who bad been an invalid for a long time, was quite ill on that evening, and was moved to tbe German Luhtcran Church on Sedgwick street, where, in addition to her sickness, she became partially insane. Mr. Frodsham spent two days and nights trying to find her and was at last suc cessful. She wts then removed to the residence of William C. Dow. Esq., in the West Division, whore she died on Sunday. Kooley’s Loss. 250.000 25,000 5.000 11. M. Uooloy, the owner of the late Clark Street Opera House, meets with a total loss. He bad just retired from business and was about to go East to live, bavioc rented bis Opera House ;or fire year» at 821,000 per year. He has noth* icg leit now but the ground, for which bo has already bad liberal offers. Ho has declined them, however, preferring to bold on nod build again. Miscellaneous. Mr. Drake, of the lateTrcmont, received yes terday from tbo AJtna Company, of Hartford. Conn. 57.500. being 100 cents on each dollar of his insurance in that company on the Drake Block on Wabash avenue. Ho has already awarded the contract for the iron work, and the architect was at work on tbo plana for another block on the old site, which will bo more sub stantial than the former one, even if al Utle less ornamental. 550,000 400.00(1 13,C00 —The State Register, of Springfield 111., offers to publish gratuitously for one month a ten line card for any business men who were burned oat by the late fire. The commercial editor of Tub Tribune is designated to receive applica tion* from such parlies, and forward them. —Boston sent a cor load of shawls and blankets on Thursday creniog; clothing yester day, and currency by express. A special agent will arrive here on Saturday to see to the prop eruse of the same. —W. 11. Abbott arrived hero yesterday with two car loads of provisions, and $30,000 in cash, contributed by the little city of Titusville, Va. Verily *'#A« oath done what she could." A man was found In the street yesterday endeavoring to sell a railroad pass which had been given him by the municipal authorities Several other cases of tho kind are reported to have occurred. About 300,000 pounds of wool was burned np In the fire being nearly the entire stock in the city. The safes of A. E. Kent Co.'s buildings on MonrooSatreet contained two or three dozen boxes of matches, all of which were brought out in good order. —A gentleman from Worcester, named Mar a Di- get bis trank oat of tho house, and "employed an expressman to romoro It to a place of safety for most exorbitant price. Alter going a short distance tho expressman stopped, refused to go any further, and was about to damp the trank into tbo street, when Mr. Marble presented a revolver at his bead, and by tbo aid of this pewpsder compelled him to carry tbo trunk and himself clear to Harlem. —Three dead bodies were found in a prirr vault on Bremer street. Saturday. —One of the victims of Pietro, tbo Italian murderer, died yesterday, on Vanßurcn street, near iialsted. i B *U cUim ‘bat tbor nave made.tho first shipment of carreney We t. i, r JW.» Bince the fire, having aeot several hun dred dollars yesterday. —Tho firm of Downer, Bemis Co., putan en gine to work at their brewery on the Lake S?uV**.k ear I wc °ty-thlrd street, which has filled the mains in that part of the city with water. They also'filled with Valor all he bar- Wat« iD ih carly of lb® £am vaia iDoi cn sys M oS di o p°. n ni n r c t pany at the ruins,'yc.terdv. Jtls>! all *SS£ records and papers of the company the whoin being tbo contents of two safes. The securities ol the company, however, are saved. cnnUM PROCLAMATIONS AND ORDERS. »f the mator. Mayor s Office, Chicago. Oat. 16.1571 *b. I.« tb. tho dan, or from Or. *•-L Cl if l Iceacncd. o 1 account of the recent 01 imp«riunc» of Ji-io, n* many as possible, and of tbo 'f to J m ?nu(actnred lumber and ot tbo expecta watorbwlrk.a|tnr j' 1 bo «PPHod by tho city w °ncs ina day or two, all planloß milii th© e?tt°2ftr Ctonei lhat do not Ul water from the city mams, are permuted to resume their business. At tbo same time. 1 weald upon all people the necessity of the ’greatest caro and caution about Are. greatest B. MASON, Mayor. tor board or health. order**" 1 ofHealtllhM issued the following °!l pr pcrtjr in Jbo burnt district must see that the drains ara cleaned, and the catch basms covered, so as to prevent drains li5S b Hi D s»M°£. Ked J' n l? 8, i tia -Precaution is taken! the cellars will filled with water, and much drains! 0 IDCurrod 10 obstructions from innp*lynf C «;o tS r m lStn!ll b U,ed ttntU ,be new tors pathological socigrr “^•»f'b. Board ofH.iuh" af ,t*comtr o, Ann and ashington streets: Jiesofmf, That tbo following communication be sent to the physicians of the city of Chicago? oTchicco™ tf C Medica mffion in the city Believing tliat, in consequence of the recent i calamatous fire, many of you have suffered Jeri ous pecuniary losses, and tearing that some mSv be in actual want, we desire to be informed SS. aid we can render yon. Wo would be g“ dto in‘ angurate measures for the establishment of relief fund, and to appeal to the medical Vrofea- S?2.*h.» 1 M 7^ A tn rooghout tbo coafS?n LnduMtift?. 11 Ci c coafirm Pmpri.l? I l perhaps, niedless to say that, while wa would not stay the hand of charity extended to the suffering people of Chicago, without refer ence to class, this suggestion of relief is not in tended for any except those whom wo recognise as honorable and legitimate members ol our pro re ion r. A- L. Looms. M. D., President. George F. Shbcdet. M. D.. Secretary BTDEPARK. At tbo meeting of the Board of Trosleei on Saturday, it was resolved to uk the L-gislaturo for authority to borrow a sum not more than free per e«nt. of the assessed valuation, to moot tQo emergencies caused by the great fire j t n I fltla i’ no»»o valuable because of the destruction of the county records, was or nVM dt n£l keptl l b« Iwre safe in the Town Hall. Ofthe twelve ordinances passed at the ast meeting, the Commissioners were ordered to iroeeod with tbo following assessment rolls :orgrading Scventy-fonrlb. Seventy-fifth and Jefferson streets, her sidewalks on Hyde Park avenao. hifty-fffth street. Forty-first street, Michigan avenue, Cottage Grove avoouo and In diana avenue. THE COOPERS. -i. eell «f cooper* vu held, yesterday *Uteroooa. at h°. 6jO Canal etreet, lor the pur pose of tnaklpg good to coopers the losses of tools locnrred by then in the fire. A committee Si®!* w appointed to find out the low. and report to tbo body at an early date. Tbo com- Si 11,, n c m P° B of h# following gentle u*enue?»o'T»^ yAn 133 Milwaukee arenno; iU Mollt. Brown’*abop; George Wagner. Ho. 123 Catharine street; Fred. Wilson, No. 123 North Peonnstreet. TIIE COURTS. The several courts of the County hare taken possession, by the permission of the city, of the High School building, and the process of dis tributing rooms .is progressing. New basinesa will commence with some degree of regularity to-day. it being understood that the Judges will attend at 10 a. m.. and at 2 p. m. each day. to grant remedial orders only. circuit court. The October term ol the Circuit Court com mences by law, and, in laet, yesterday Chief Justice Williams opened court and announced that the court would be in daily session. The Superior Court will reconvene when the lapsed term shall hare expired, to wit, on the first Monday of November. Bia ixsßTiso—rns library. Amsetingof members of the bar was held yesterday afternoon in the newly selected Sup erior Courtroom, at which Judge Porter, of toe Superior SCourt. presided. The object of the meeting as stated by Judge Gary, was to devise legislation necessary to the relief of city and of Cook County. As a result of the meeting it was resolved that toe Judgesof thoconrts of record in Cook County be requested to take fsueh measures as they may deem best to secure the temporary use of the Supreme Court Library at Ottawa. Law I&'STITCTE. When the general bar meeting was adjourned I pu.attemptjras.made to bold a_meeting fof the i" BUSINESS CARDS. Hart, Asian Co., Bag Manufactory, AT Nos. 5 T West Madliou»sl., Are receiving goods. and ready for bo»lneM. R-ailway Supplies. OEEEAE, ADAMS 00., have removed THEIR OFFICE To 64 South Jefferson-st. ATTENTION DEUGSISTSI H. P. SWIFT BHO., 120 WOODWAnD AT DETROIT. UICQ.. Drish« 'tS r ,i:;f isl d i ““'i™ in on.. ant Medicines. Spouses, Cneralcala. Jrt.s;“ioSS's;hr;iS: "wTo T rk' K taC ot d'iK Cook MoUin, DYERS. Removed to 3a State-.!. neir n.rrl.o. Smith and Ounoan, Wholesale Dealers in SADDLEET, HAHDWABE, AND LEATHER have reopened at 83 West Randolphs. P. B. Weare and Co. and 8. B. Chase and Co. S” tli c SI?. r rsi om J or books and paper. No.. 35 and 37 NonhOlteSf^wJn 4 BUbee dc Harsh, *f.T’ T* 11 ad Ji ,t «bd .tteild to Uomu®* at tl irnew mce Wo. KH West Mad- Harden, Catkin Co„ CONTRACTORS, snaerly i South Clark-st. are prepared to do dredc ifwJS 6 building at old price*. Address Biters ana orders to J. T. HAYDEN, M 3 Wabasb-ar. E. B. Myers, LAW DOOK-3ELLBB, US3 Wabash-av. A full stock oflaw books la transit. Custataers are requested to seed In orders at eoee. Chicago Oakum Works, •RS^PiL^f^ouieJP.Squth-Mavket.it., corner of insurance. We taka pleasure in publishing the following letters from the President and General Agents of the f.hanklin Of Philadelphia. PrncK or tbk Fdanklin Fran Insurance C 0.,» Philadelphia. Oct. 12. 1871. MESSRS. DA VISA RE QUA, Agents, Chicago: IwUh, anon behalf oT the Directors and fellow* officers to tender oar full sympathy for your city in its awful calamity and desolatioo. To the assured in the Franklin, upon a satisfactory proof of loss ovary claim will be paid with promptness. The com* paay will meet all her obligations to the citltena of Chicago In thU, their sore affliction, with integrity and honor. Yours respectfully. ALFRED O. BAKER. President.' Omen or the ('sanklin Insurance') Compart or Philadelphia, PITTSBUttCn, Oct. 9, 1671.1 To DAVIS* BE QUA: Curruats: The groat lire at Chicago will no donbt wipe out many of tbe companies doles boil* net* la tbs West* We bare sons over tbe business of tbe Franklia la Chicago and take great pleasure lo Informing joo that if she bad loiterer? policy there the payment lo foil would not absorb 20 per cent o f her surplni. The Franklin, therefore, yet bolds her high place among the General Agency Companies of the conutry as the one haring the greatest surplus above capital. Very respectfully, COFFIN KELLOGG, General Agents. We are assured by the General Agents of the Com pany that at the time of tbe fire she bad cash assets of over 53.225.000 and that after paying all her losses she will still Inre over 12,725,000. That tbe capital of the Company Is St oo.ool, has a surplus oror capital of over $2,225,000. She will Immediately pay her losses, without erea disturbing her permanent In vestments. Darla A BeQna aro the local agents and are cover* log risks at their office, MU Mlcblgao-av. and 15 and 37 South Cana!*st. We are happy to publish the fallowing despatch fton the President of tbe American Central lusnr* ance Company of tit. Louis: To DAVIS A BE QUA. AganU: Wa are prepared to pay all losses and not claim the sixty days'.credit In our policies.! GEOIU3E P. PLANT, President. Osorga P. Plant la the great flour man of St. Louis. Allot our citizens an well acquainted with him. The company will lobj about 555.000. which they wilt pay immediately, and leave their assets at about 8327,000 Intact. Davis A BeQna are their agents, and are covering rlaks at tbeir offices, 506 Michigan* av. and 35 and 37 Booth Canal-st. Tho Imperial Insurance Company of London, Eng land, Will have |U headquarters and cover rlaka at their office, AOS Mlcblgan-av. The above are prepared to pay tbeir loaws immedi ately upon tbe adjustment or their clalma. NORTH AMERICAN JnSURANCE JHoMP'Y., Of New York. We are authorized by advices from tbe company to state that they are prepared to PAY ALL THEIR LOSSES, and to continue business as heretofore. ALL CLAIMS UNDER THE LATE FIRE Mint be Presented at oor Office, No. lO £ldridge*conrt. Parties dealrlnglnsnrance In the OLD IRUN CLAD NORTH AMERICAN, apply to QEO. C. CLARKE CO., Agent. 10 Eldridge-oonx ■cntsrionsr INSURANCE COMPANY, San Francisco. The subjoined despatch explains Inself: 114 Broadway, New York. Thonat S, Chard, Special Agent: UNION beard from. They say all right. Will meet every dollar of their liability. Impairment of capi tal will be made more than good. Will be la Chicago on Monday to adjnst. Excels. Bowers A Borcnvos', Managers., Policies In this favorite company'may lo had of tho Chicago Agent. THOMAS GOODMAN. 33 Sooth Greon-st. NORTH AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 17 and 19 Warren-st, tfompfcny I *t^;hic«o' orlI Amer^C aO L lfc of the Bo#rd oT Directors, held at the {jgwpjay on the 10th of October. It was n e d ri w. iliVJ r U company extend to it* Policy. “jilj 1 t ff fl i s e l f r >n th Are In Chicago, a t i ]o amount of the preml bee.°®B during tbe next year, for elos?a r /oreo ofM,,,tlnS tbem la bBf P in g their l'oll- That this Company appropriate the snm «UiI B infi? Q,aod f f r lhfl sufferer* by tbe late SaimMiflf' d mt 4bo Finance Committee be M ln diitrlbnilon of this appro priation as may they tee fit. U. C. MORGAN, s/c y. Chicago Office Removed to 50 Wabash-av. IMPERIAL INS. CO-, OP LONDON. 9 [Established 1603.] CA9D CAITTAL A ACCDMDLiTIOIVS 83,000,000.00 OVLP. Tbelonea of this Company in Chicago are 5134,3 m n h e ti«i h r e pr 2 par i t0 l once, withent de- the sixty dare* lotereat. 4T I n C claims against the Imperial are relocated to present the same to JOSEPH B. ST, JOBS, Aast. Manager, 501 Michlgan-ar. E. W. CROWELL. RESIDENT MANAGER. Notice to Policy Holders; Parties ontalde of tbs burnt district, to whom we have made loans and whose policies ive hold as col. lateral, are requested to call open ns immediately. This Is of the almost Importance, as s large number of the policies are no longer good and should be placed in undoubted companies at once. Parlies In the burnt district should also call and have proof of loat made, that the money be collected as soon as possible. BAIRD A BRADLEY, M South Canal.at. Charter Oak Life Iniurance Company, W. 11. WELLS. Agent, 463 Weet Washington**!. Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF CHICAGO. orncx: 23! WEST Af ADIBON-ST. E PAUL, President, SrtWABT Manas. Secretary. utual Life Insurance Company OP NEW YORK. Office IS3 West Washlngton-st., Monday, October 16. O. CRONKHITE. Agent. JEtua Life luaarance Company, Or HARTFORD. Ve will l* on hand lo transact bminnn, at usual, on Monday. October 16, at Boom 20, No. 161 WVit Madlson-sl. Par book*, ripen, etc., are all eared Q\ I ATT, SODTIfwRLU A CU.. Managers. Insurance Losses. M. A. BORKE A SON, ATTOBNETS, are prepared to mature papers lo all cases of claim for Insurance and all other l.gal bnainess. Office! and 2, No. IM Sooth Halsied-st.. late 17 Sooth Clark* TSE MUTUAL SEJCTTRm Insurance Company. TO OUR CREDITORS. We bare saved all onr books, papers, etc., and will consequently be able lo show, with exactness, the amount of liability to every creditor. We will, as soon as possible, prepare complete schedules em bracing the names of all claimants, and the amounts doe them respectively. Our creditors will then be notified In time to eoeble them to bold a meeting, or Uke each other steps tor their protection as they may desire. We crave the generous Indulgence of all un til such statements can be prepared. TO OpE PATRONS, who hold PoUciee on property not affected by the great fire, we would say onr Pollc.ee no longer afford a sufficient protection agslnst loss. Any information concerning the condition of companies, or assistance In procuring new insurance, will be cheerfnlly ren dered by the officers of the Company. PROOFS OF LO9S will be preparedfer our customers and friends with, out farther chute then the here expense of employ. i&B copyUte to perform the labor. Respectfully, DAN. M.BOWMAB, Sec y. Offlct JVd. 30 South .CUnUm-st. Insure Your Property. fcS. E.RYAK CO., INSURANCE AGENTS, ire leaning policies In the ANDES. AMAZON. TRIUMPH, and BREWERS’ Insurance Companies at reduced rates. Office 41 South Canal-s t Insurance Policies On either Eastern and Chicago companies without delay or sold fbr cash by J. U. BISSCLL, Attorney, M West Rendolph-st. Claims fbr Insurance. Parties wishing proofs of lose ptrpared with acca* aey and despatch will please call on the undersigned UTOSouth Canal-st seee .d floor, or leave word at No. 3 Park Bov. FRANK P. FISHER. Reliable Insurance on Good Dwellings Can be obtained In the old Manufacturer’s losur imce Co., of Boston, from GEO. C. CLARKE A CO,, Insurance Agents, Ko. 10 Kldridge court. Insurance. All my customers, and others desiring Inear ao«, °n any property they may have left, can get policies at reasonable but paying rates, in the Underwriters' Age ncy of N. Y. by applying to me at office of OGDEN. SHELDON A SCtJDDER 63 Sonth Canal-st. W. OLCOTT. Williamsburgh CHy Fire Ins. Co, OFFICE, I6S BROADWAY. Naw Yoaa, Oct. 11, ls7l. At a meeting of the Committee on Claims an Losses, convened by the President, a resolution w*is peesed uaanltnonily authorising him to telegraph to Chicago that all loam sustained by this Company, as BUSINESS CARDS. Established la 1663, and not burned out. Lusk Blatherwick, General Commission Merchants, Ho. 56 West Lake* st., Chicago- We bare the best store a d location lu what is left of the citj, soil only for cash, and can guarantee new shippers of produce quick sales and prompt returns. Correspondence Invited, and circulara. tags, and stencils sent on application. Henry W. King Co. Will have their office at 24 Market-st. until further notice. Baring been so fortunate as to tare a por tion of our stock from the fire, we shall open for business again within a few days on Michigan-are. We desire our customers to aid ns at once by re mittances in currency sent by express, or draft on New York. Blanchard Brothers, Real Estate and Loan Broken. 807 State-st. Rooms. stores, and offices wanted, to sell, and to rent. Eastern capital to loan for improvement In the burnt district. S. W. Gas and Water Pipe Co. D. A. TITCOMB A CO. Can be found at J. C. Woollcj’e, 6*6 Wabaah-aTj W. L. B. Jenney, ARCHITECT, NO. 18 PECK COURT. Goodspeed’a Empire Book, Map, and Cbromo Boom restored and In running oraer. Agents wanted for the beat on ascription books, maps, and pictures In America, and “Goodspced's Golden Pens. 1 T. W. GOOD* SPEED, Pobllsher. West Madlson-st, Chicago. Baird Bradley, Loan and Real Estate Agents, CS South Canal-st. Books, papers, etc., unharmed. J. M. Hayes, or Hayes, Gibbons A Co., is not among the lost as reported, but la in New Tork baying an entire now stock of millinery and straw goods. They con* Unne the Wholesale Millinery at 43* Statc-st. Runyan, Avery, Loomis Comstock, Attorneys at Law, No. 141 West Washington-st. corner Union. Eldridge Tourtellotte located their law office for the present at 118 West Madison-fit. and also at the Avenue House, comer of Wabaah-av. and Twenty-second-st. Bp.ueri; Loebnltz, _ ARCHITECTS, *t Hoeney A Campbell’s planing mill, comer Canal *ndTwelflh*sts. They will open office In a few weeks on Randolph-fit., adjoining Thomas B. Bry an Fidelity-Safe Depository, opposite Court OFFICE OP W. L. B. Jenney, Architect, la at 700 Wabaih«av. Xlallork At Wheeler, NO. 3 WEST RANDOLPH-ST., will receive in a tew days a new stock of Leather and Robber Belting. Hose. Packing, etc. Dr* 11. Woodbury’s. OFFICE 13 AT NO. 201 WEST WASHINQTON-ST. C urner ofQreen-t.e Goudy At Chandler, LAW OFFICE 391 Wabash-av. H. L Dahl Is now in working order, with a full stock, at 2UI West Madlson-st. Friends and emtomers please call. A* Booth’s OYSTERS. f O n* ft o| il h ll,c i n r,! packinghense, corner of KmiH.**. ro4£ L e roM,n ftD(l lodlana-ar,. at Wore th°*ft C,,8e order wrslo promptly filled as A. E. Guild, Jr., Attorney at Law; Notary Pnbllc. Proofs of losses prepared and certified to at 333 West Madlaorwt. John Kraus, 219 Blue Island-av., mannfactnrer of furniture, wholesale and retail; also office fnrnltnre. Mead At Higgins, WHOLESALE GROCERS, >S teh‘:S; d c rn ar Aikin, Lambert Co., Maunfactnrenof olD PEXS AKD fine jewelry, 1 u AKDI6 T AaD 31 Have located for the winter at 83 WEST WASUINQTON>BT. v JA** nh If. iT*l e 1 T now lock *>ods from New filling orders by Tuesday. They •Sd to2Jhh2?m l,Bf JK ni ,h M t,mP I i to eee their many friends at their new quarters. J. T. Jewett, BOOTS AKD SHOES, mni State.at. Moses Gray At Co. *i tII »Ht« and klcklnc. and ready to recti Jrt^roM.uVd!’ 0 1 r o!d,na 145 NORTH DESPLAISKS.ST., hear Northwestern Depot. P* R. L. Bardenbergh, LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS, ■tor West Lake-st., Chicago. A full stock of new goods. Removal, nSSJff !j, Vl S slK,^ B,lhll Co- *nd Chu. V, rß ho. Si'm/gL.. I now ,fii9 Sillier/ Frost Lewis, LAWYERS. William Little and Co., GENERAL COMMISSION. Have resumed bnilnen at 234 West Randolph-^. H. N. Hibbard, REGISTER IN BANKRUPTCY', 4S HarrUon-st.. near Wabash-ar. HIBBARD, RICH A NOBLE. Lawyers. _ <6 Harrlson-st.. and 35 and 37 Caoal-st. Franklin Denison* Attorney at Law, Would Inform bis clients and friends, that he has reopened hie office at Booms 5 A ft. 304 W.Modfeon-et Giles, Brother &Co. wiVh .Tim.** r 1 «.r SUt. with i Wm w»“»«r «iw S ?n fi M g,>oj ITi Hasten to inform tbolrfriendaaad the public that they have removed to »0 CALUMEP-AV.. And will exeente all orders after tbe 20th fna**"» Wakeman, Manley and Wakeman, law office and NOTARY PUBLIC, 45 SOUTH CANAL-SX. CHICAGO. D. J. Schuyler, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office reopened at 113 Cottage Grova-av. for the present, Special attention given lo insurance claims and perfecting land titles. Dr. W. ll* Ryford, RESIDENCE-113 COTTAGE OROVB-AT. OFFICE-K5 TWKNTY-SECOSD.aT. Platt, Thorn Maynard, Dealers lo PIO IRON, NAILS. FLOUR, AND GRAIN, 9 and I] North Cmnal-at. Nails at 94.23 rates. Fred. L. Fake, REAL BSTATE OFFICE. 540 31ichigan-av. Hapgood Co. Plows and Cultivators. r ln r? rmln2 oar friesde that and lire employment to npword of IM men. Iron Cliffs Co. Office, 61 South Jeffhrson-st, JAMES ROOD, Agent. Mead and Coe, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Removed to 79 West Madison-st., corner of Jeffer son. Oar books and papers saved, and we are ready for any business In our lino. McWilliams and Co., PRODUCE COMMISSION, Have resumed business at 88 West Rsndolplr-st. Gallup and Peabody will, for the present, have their OFFICE 449 W&baah-ftT. Rochester Machinery Mannftoturing Co.; M n *B' ,r ar and 39 South Canal ew. corner Washing ton, Chicago, 111., mannfkc tnrera and dealer* to Wood and Iron Working- Machinery, at old prlcea. Giro oa a call. c. S. Hutchins A Co., Grain and Prodocc Commission Merchant#, bare resumed business at No. 97 Woet Madl»on-«t., and are ready to receive ail consignments of grain and produce the earns as before the fire. C. H. Hanson. Stencils, Engraving, and Dle-Slnking, M West Maalßoo-eL A.J. Harris, Dentist, at 400 Wabaah-sT. C. L. Jeuki, RfAl E,Uto offlee, no* ,t oonthcut comer of Clark and Harriaon-ata. Offlcca and atorea tor nmt. BATES A HODGES, LAW OFFICE, 113 West 9Xadiion»*t. OFFICE OF The Riverside Improvement Com- pany I* 700 TVtbuh-er. OFFICE OP A. C. O. F. Badger Is at 700 Wabuh-tT. M- Graff Co., Jobbers of fancy groceries, 133 West MadlsotnL, Chicago, We hare resumed business, and shall hare a full stock In a few days. Ball HUe, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, bare reopened at ST Twenty*seeood*st. Books eared, and prompt retorns made as heretofore. Proof* of Loss »«VfeS»S2l 1 1 0 ,c BßUdi ®*t eonierof Halstrd «.»5^ Qdo,pb iU mad 001 »tth the utmost de ■patch. John vant woud. Justice of the Peace and Notary Public. ENOS W. SMITH, Attorney at Law. To Lorqjoy 4* Potter, 309 WEST BANDOLPH-ST., Order what yon need. We will stand by yon. ;«b- All. T. ANTHONY. New York. R. W. Tansill Co. Take.pl«iare la aunonacJag that tbsy havese :ared tbs elegant marble building No..Sl7'Btate-st., tnd as we are dally In receipt of a choice line of ;cioaes. will be in complete running order in a very few day* t »me and see ns. Very truly. R. W. TANSILL A CO. M» J. Dunne, 0, ;7 Pnb No- US Wert lu -7.-irJt. Proofsofl ogees madooot. l>u'p«e Hammond, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,' 10 w«t •Uin.fcrairlr ut ChlcajjO*j n i on time-Works, BUSINESS CARDS. E. Schneider Co. STAR CANDLES. Retail Trade. Yon can get Star Candles at oor factory, over Arehcr-ave. bridge, at eighteen cents per ponnd or sixteen onnees, and we are prepared to fill largo or* dcratotbe Jobbing trade all over the country at former prices. __ Agency, G. H. L. LAFLIN, WHOLESALE 3P AS»ES R DEALERS, £>o North JelTerson-st-, AND 340 Wabash-ar., CHICAGO, ILL. CHASE, HAHFOED CO., Manolkcturera and Refinera 1 Wholesale Agents for the sale of Standard Illuminating and Lubricating Oils, White Lead. Varnishes, Glass, Axle Grease, Pine Tar, etc., 479 Canal-st., near Twelfth-st., Chi* ESAIAS J. WARREN, Real Eitate Broker, Has opened a new office at 4XB Mieliigr a. n- av. Boslncss con tinned wlthont interruption. MUNSON CO., Man ufacturers of LEATHER BELTING, 14 and 16 W: Randolph-st. American Emigrant Company Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Ocean tickets to and from Europe. General railway ticket office. Western office 89 westKtnrle-st. FREDEBIO NELSON. Agent. Chicago. CARTER BROS., Contractors of Masonry. Office, 384 W. Adams-st, The Wheeler Wilson SEWING MACHINE OFFICE, At 338 West Madlson-st. The Mechanics’ Savings Bank. 164 TWKNTT-SECOND-ST,, CHICAGO. CAPITAL, JACOB E. SHIP HERD, President, CHARLES B. SHEDD, Treasurer. Escaped without tho slightest injury, and ta transacting business without Interruption. Haskins, Martin Wheeler, OFFICE No. 685 South Canal-st. Are prepared, as ninal, to fill all orders for SALT, (line, coarse, and dairy), CEMENT, and STUCCO. Fox and Howard* CONTRACTORS for Drudging, Dock building Bridging, 4c.., Office 86 NORTH CLINTON-ST.. at Vulcan Iron Works. Hutchinson and Luff, Attorneyi at Law, SBl Wabssh-ar., will give speslal attention to the examination and perfect ing of title* to real estate and the negotiation of loans. Frazer Lubricator Co. Saved. ORDERS FOR FRAZER'S AYLE GREASE ANSWERED PROMPTLY. OFFICE S3 CENTRB-AV. J. S. Pelronnet Co., DRAIN COMMISSION MERCHANTS, rumored to W South Canal-at. Ready tor business. Law Books. CALLAQ3A2C& COCKCROFT, 103 Randolph at., bars on the way an entire now stock, and will be ready for boalness in a few days. Julius Rosenthal, A. M. Pence, and Adolph Moses, Attorneys. Room S, Masonic Boil diner, sontbwest corner Randolph and HaUtsd-ste. Laflin Rand Powder Co. ORANGE GUN POWDER. Fill orders prompt ly, at 695 Wabash-av. Higgins, Swell A Qulgg have removed their law office to 379 Wabash-av. D. Cole Son, 188 WEST MADISON-ST., have a large Hat of booses to rent, furnished and muarnUbed, and the largest list of RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS PROPERTY IN _ THE WEST DIVISION. We hate some bargains In buildings on leased lots. Frank Starves A Co. tt their f&ctory. *4O t0248 South Peorla-st.. comer of Morrison, which Is intact and running full force. Our Please send their orders, which will t>« flllea quite promptly for manufactured goods and tinners* stock. The Western News Company. Our Periodical business is now in running order asmo as befbre. Oar customers will please remit balances due to our present place of business— either by draft on New York, currency (by ex press), or P. O. orders—comer of Randolph and Jeffsrson-gts. Wells Faulkner, WHOLESALE QBOCERS, Will report in a lew days at ISS Jllcblgan-av. George D. Cook, COMMISSION MERCHANT, burn.d out at 18(1 South Watar-et. Re-established at 760 State-st., (near the Post Office.) Consignments of country prodoce, etc., solicited. Waite Clarke. Office S3 and 64 Congress Hall, Congress-st., next Mlcfaigan-ftT, Hotel. Lymati Jaokaon, LAW OFFICE ADD NOTARY PUBLIC, Room 3,79 West Madlsou-et. D. P, Wilder, LAW OFFICE (for the present), corner Third-sr. and Tsylor-st., near State. Dr. Edwards, Office comer STATE AND TATLOR-STS, Insurance Notice. B, S. BYAN A Co., insurance scents, 47 South Canal street, request their friends and patrons to bring in their policies and present their claims. No charge till money is collected. The Jewelry Firm of N. MATSON CO., WtU, daring the present week, resame business al 481 Wabaih>aT., CORNER OF ELDBIDG&COURT. Telman King, 33 WEST I.AKE-ST. "Wears now receiving goods at our new store. 53 West Lake-et. hhall bo ready to fill all orders Mon day. Oct. 23. TOLSIAN A KINO, Wholesale Druggists. Cahn, Wampoid Co.’s Office Is at present «7« illchlgan-tr. Wa are negotiating for new quarters, and shall •oonbe ready to resume bnainess. CAHN. WaMPOLD A CO. Office of G. W. Marshall Co„ COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 77 West'Madlsoa-st. Webera not been bnrnadont. and are prepared to attend to wants of country shippers successfully. Removed Oct. 7, PHOENIX PLANING MILL. HOLTSANDBR A RANDALL. Proprietors. £.k tr ?fi? r *S!i BulWere. aid Manuf-cturem of Sash, Poors, Blinds. Mouldings, Ac. Factory and office corner of Sangamon and Carroll-sts. E* A. Brown, SIGN WHITES (Established 1535). of c Wwt Washingtoo.ft. All signs at old prices, or lest. J. G. Salisbury, PRACTICAL BUILDER, Will make estimates and contract for all building OOce-dl Sooth Canal-st., second floor. E; Ammon Co., Wholreale Wines and Liquors. Office and Store Tl9 West Madison*s». Hitchcock, Dupes Evarti, Attorneys, mar found at 219 Sonth Sanramontt.. for a few days; then at corner Wells and Monroa^tsl Notice. Dr VOLEI, C.th olie Bishop, of Uhicate, wiU be from IU a. m. to 3p. m. at fct. Patrick a Church, corner of Adams and Desplaines-sts.. until fnrthsr notice. Jat. L Stark, LAWYER, Nos. 9 end II North Canal-st.*. with Platt, Thorne A Maynard. Equitable Life Assurance Society OP THE UNITED STATES, Is new located at 6*3 Wabash-av. AU books, papers, and money preserved. H. F* JENHI6ON, General Ageat. Fancy Steam Dye Works, Dj C. DAniGEEK, la Wert Ewdolph-rt. All kinds of ladles* and gentlemen's clothes cleaned and dyed in the finest style at former prices. tauter Hill, general commission merchants. A. J. MARKS, ENGRAVER, n i..t ß u.,.. Randclpn-st. and Mlchlgan-Jv.. wheroS.* wli •00.. be ready for bn.lt.ees. *W* „w, *«a oor !h..Tk for favors In iho peer, and hopo to ui-rit rn« llnuanceiu the future. v um "‘rircon If AM., KIMII.UtK ,t rn. Howes’ Scales, Will hare fall stock on hand Monday r Tucsda; next.it our new atoro. 57 NORTH JEFFERSON-ST. Salt! Salt!! Salt!!! The fait Company of Opondiga have a full supply of Suit of all kinds now on hand. Parries owing da will please romit in currency <>r exchange on New York. Office and dock fool of Twentieth, on A. J. LATHAM. Au nr Important Public Notice. Permits for the erection of temporary structures, one story high, within the tiro limits of the city. t.. remain not more than one year, will be issued for the present from lit- office of the Board of PuMlr Works. No. snt Wes: Randolph-st. No building ci structure ofany kin 1 will be allowed on tbe street*, alleys, nr sidewalks. By order of the board. F. U. BAILEY, Secretary. To Our Friends and Patrons, “SEVER GIVE XTP THE SHIP,” CHASE, HANFORD CO. Faints, Oils, Gl iss, £c. On account of Plro in the Rear” vtc arc com pelted to remove to 479 South Canal-st.. (n-a: Twelfth.) Carbon Oil now on hand. Other n and Paints arriving dallv and roadv to fill ord-, with little or no delay. Very trulv'youra. CHASE, HANFORD CO.. Chicago. 111. Judges of Election. All citizens who have recently lean el-etodl.» u Board of Snprmsors as judges of Election af hereby requested t<» be present at the pUces ,v„ nated for the registry of voters, on Tue*d-,v i me Ulhai.d I?:U dajs of October in at 0 o clock a. m.. without Ml. The Rook* of it. V isirycaabe obtained in thn High school RuiMf../ on Munroe-st., I*t«een llalsKvl nl „t fnlon-.t. Lost. A truat m.rk»l DBOiS, U. S. A., burins Hie hrr supposed to be with truck or wagon toad of oilier furniture. Also a Swijsdrwi. trimmed with V.»!.-a. cienu cs lace, in a bundle, and some Lw p 4 P-ra. A liberal reward will be paid for thdr tetarn lo 36-5 Michignn-ar. Mr* C* A. Havens, Teacher of Piano. Organ. and Harmony. Applies l:on* received at First Baptist Chnrcli. near coma Hubbard-court and U„ba*h-ar. 31nnd.ii Thursday from 4 to sp. m.: Tuesday and Frid..r L r m t*'3p. m. Residence, 95 31ynek-av.. Thirtiel., and Thim-first-su. Special advantages organ and puno pupils at ny residence. Francis Webber, FRUIT AND COM MISSION MERCHANTS. Hare resumed basinets at Nns.M AND 60 \t MADISON-ST. Oglesby, ISamitz 6i Co., Manufacturers’ Paper Warehouse, Kemored Irom Hi South Clark-at. to 315 West Ran- Uolpb-et. Let us Rebuild the City. lie will resume business at Hi Sute-st. where 1 lu'pes to receive Che hearty support of hi* frauds, and he will prepire plans and specifications that *m carry the proprietor through without extra vork. U. 11. PLACET, Architect. A* Gailaghan, Sr., Private Protective Police, is ready to furnish r« liable men to protect property, by day and night. Offl e. 559 State-st. Commercial National Bank Will letume business this d«y at N0.533 Wnbash-av, 31. D. BUCHANAN. Cashier. Monday, October 16, IS7I. Parties Desirous of Disposing IRON AND 31ETALS FOR CASH Csn do so by addressing 11. J. .MITCHELL. Avenue House, Twpnty-s*cond-st. and Wab*4b-»v Union Mills. F. McLaCGIILIN. Proprietor. IIOLKSALE TEAS. COFFEES, AND SPI»*E* ,w .s ll,ca I t Ml Rt ni t?tato-*t., aud will be prepared to till orders in a f«*w days. To Advertisers. The office of THE REPUBLICAN is loratod at .1 North Clinlou-at.. between Randolph and l.ake-sti. r lorn Seminary. This school will reopen on Monday, October 1C eor the present an omnibus of ilio West Side Com pany will leave corner of Ashland-ar. and Sladison st. at 8 o clock a. m. ami bring pupils directly to the Seminary, and return them to the same places: the close of school. Z. GROVER Great Improvement lo rooOns nud covering of walls. Roofing and wall uie* of galvanized »r«n. No leaking. no cracking or blowlHß off, no repairing, and highly ornempin.l. •arlog about an per cent 01 metal by the shingles now to na«. Patented Juue 13. :s7i. tend itamofurdr. cular c. C, VAN I*.\I*PKLE.NDA3I. ChSrKt‘‘S. Lee County. lowa. Allen Bartlett, General contractors for all kinds of brick or wooden bailillog*. Officeon southeast corner of Monr. e and Dearborn-su. Shops and mills iu rear of 107 to ua Taroop.st. Atlantic Pacific and Great Western TELGRAPII companies. Corner XVrat Washington and Canal-eta., up-stab Removal. M K S?*.s at offiew . Pe tal! price. 13 cents. Trade send orders to W. r v is Dabiiabef. Detroit and Chicago News r. t. ware a co. WM. iiuoss. a'LDERT CRANE.