COMMERCIAL. Moxpay Etccixg. 0ct.23. li e produce markets were quiet to-day. general yhcary, tho teDdeuay being downwards, in sympathy with the tone of Eastern advice?. The last week was perhaps more active than the future will ba for some time to conic, as it was absolutely necessary that n great deal of prop- cny should chance bands, in order to equalize 1 matters that had been deranged by the lire. A ■•■w shippers took hold at tho reduced prirfs oc casioned by the pressure toscll.aml will probably make n fair profit ou the transaction, while the Eastern markets now give it" encouragement to ship produce, being tome and tending d<>wn tvards under tho pecuniary stringency that is a natural consequence «f our recent disaster, i here was hence but little ol the shipping movo nu nts in the grain markets to-doy, the only purchases made being ol short receipts to fill out oatgnes. *ihc strictly fresh receipts of the lead ins cereals wore generally b*u*ht toesrry f.r .1. livery on November options. The wholesale business of the city is rapidly i(-covering, but «f course little is being done as >«t, the merchants Leins mostly busy in getting iii* new places in which to operate. New lines (coeds are are arriving daily from the East. tcl within n few days good assortments will be pcnetlout fertile supply of the retail trade In ■Hr and country. There is little doubt that our •■ity merchant* will be able to supply most of s,** fait trade as in recent years. ‘•‘rain damaged by the fire is now for sale for idiug purpose*. Wheat can be obtained at any iiue at the North Side elevators, and mixed .rain will be ready in adaynrtwuat Central I.lcvalor A. Vt. K. Brainard, Vice President ••I the Boat d of Trade, bas the matter specially charge, ai.d will eve nil necessary informa tion. The following grain has been inspected into ore up to 10 o'clock this morning: 231 cars wheat: 101 cars corn: 13,500 bu No. 2 do; 57 cars nis: 45,500 bu No. 2 d»: 17 cars rye; 37 cars tarley. Total (503 car?) 236,000 bu. The following worn the corresprnding sh»p .-.•iiU for 4S hours: 85,121 bu No. 2 spring: 376 n No. 3 spline; 232,004 bu No. 2 enrn; 3,694 bu No. Ido; 1,053 bu rejected d<>; 1C7,b)4 bu No. 2 »u: 2,084 bu No. 1 tyo; £1.161 bu No. 2.rye; ,5 bu No. 2 barley; 30,373 bu No. 3 do; 1.343 nil rejected do. Total. 09.535 bu. Tne railroads are not. yet in condition to report .(ccipts and shipment*, as before the fire. The Secretary ol the Bj.ul of Trade 5* now ready to ru'ceive them, but it may be .‘■-•vcral days ye: be lore vc can resume tbo tables, a* of old. 11 igbwioes were dull, and again K< lower, b“- *i,K reported tame in New y«rk. A total ot l")l> ‘•rt- was sold at COV-c. two lots of 23 lull each :r 90c, and 100 brls at tbe close nt 89c. Lake Ireigbts were moderately active, though till tho close of the evasion. There was n iair demand early, but at a reduction of 1c ot >aturdny’s rates: the shippers afterwards met vt?*el owners about halt way. A total of six iccii grain charters was repnrtvd. which will curry out 112.000 bu wheat, 172.000 bu corn, and 0u oat*. Sail rates to Buffalo were 12‘£c on heat, and U@lU£con corn. Oats wereta t ftv to Cultingwovul at 9e Provisions were more active. There was a vood demand for pork, bat principally in settle ment, at the inside figure* ot Saturday, at about 812.6i@12.73 for seller’* option any one month before February. Lard .was nominally un changed »n option* at 8* a £o for seller Decem ber or seller Jauuary, but firm at Uc on cash lots, which are very *o*rce. Meats irero quoted firmer, but quiet, at Gl fc for shoulders, ana lor juort rib*; loose do, boxed, ut Cj£eand 6 7 ;'5.Tc. pickled hum? nominal at 10*<@ MSc. Beef quiet nt SO.OO forme*-, and SII.UO tor extra mess. Tallow at S@3l4c. Sties were teported of 500 bns mess pork, »oiler the month, t 12.75:300 url*t SOQ bu do at *1,15. Total, 72,020 bu- No. was nominal at Sl.OT&l-Od, and at 51.ij031.02. We note that 270,0J.'l bu wens suid in Now York to-day, chiefly lor export. The demand from Europe is good, nnd her deficiencies aro probably so lingo that the merchants of Great RriUln will continue to tjk* large quantities fur some lime to come, unless the course of tbe market tbouid determine to a much r.mter consumptive demand for the co«rver grains i an has over been experienced in previous years. <;«>ru na: moderately active, but heavy, for ,ucri the same reason as already cited in the case of wncat, opening with sellers at and declining to 45Kc. but closed firmer at 45J4(i?-45Sic. There were no buyers of options on tbe floor. Co/h snles were reported of 15.200 bu No. 2 at 4614 36.000 bu do nt 4Go; 00.000 bu Uo at 4oS£c: 29,000 bu do at 45H0; 4urt bo kiln dried No. 2, at 42. l lf. Nt iHc: 1.200 bu do ai 40c. Total 164.5C0 bu. Oats were dull and J*e lower, with a very light shipping Inquiry, which was all in the bands ul oiio party, who was therefore able to com* m«tii his own terms In the absence ol compe tition. The market opened at 2Sc. mid closed weak at fur regular or iresh receipts. Bcllcr November sold at 23&G29. Cash salts were re- 1 ported ot 7.3U0 bu at 2So; 45.60J bu do at 27?fc: 27,600 do HtZi&e; 600 bu rejected at 21?ic; 1,200 bo do at2H4. Tola) 52,400 bu. ityo was dull and &&le lower. Sains were made of 400 bu Nu. 1, and 4,500 bu Nu. 2 in Armour, l)«l« k Co.'s at 50j. Receipts in other homes were unsalable. Barley was in moderate request, several lots being wanted for shipment,'but owing to large offerings the toarket Telt the prevailing weak ness, and fell off about J*c. No. 2 closed nomi nal atsse.aadreiectcdat 46Q46V»c“. Cash sales were reported of 3.C00 bu 2s■>. 2at 55j£s; SOO bu ilonl6Tt*4c: 4.000 bu do at 65?; l.fiOo bu No. 3 at l>jUo; iiJIW bu da at 40c; Sod bu rejected (X. W.) at 4»)c; tOO bu do at Sis; I,'JOObu do at37o:4(X) bn nv sample At 60c. iota!. 16.400 bu. CUlcaffo Daily Market. BUTTER—The arrivals continue liberal and -uffieicnt to meet the requirements of the trade. There was no perceptible chance in tbo char acter of the demand, local consumers, ns hereto* tore, being tbe principal operators. There was some little inquiry uii Eastern account, nod a moderato demand to supply the wauls of the lumber regions, but dealers encountered no dif ficulty in Clime nil orders, and previous rates 'wer*nn auto than sustained, sales miking nt l.VglSc for common to fair mb and firkin, and at :>t 2"<>i2sa fur good to choice in crocks nod pails. it.•.GOING—No chan so of Importance was i.oted id this market. Orders fr*»m the country arc coming in freely, and are filled with little or no delay. The stocks aro steadily increasing. \Ve quote the market firm as follows: Stark. 37c; Untario. S6c: Lewiston, .15c: American, 52 c; Minnesota, 30c; burlaps,bast. 21}6022t; gunnies, ]&*t2Sc: w<»ol Macks. 65c. BUILDING MATERIALS—.* good demand was reported, and tormer rates were sustained with firmness. We quote: stucco. 82.50@3.0D; cement, $1.75: lime, Sl.bO; white sand; per brl, ;:;,U(ii»3.a6; plastering hair, per bu, 35@40e. BEANS—The supply was more liberal to-day, and although the demand continues active prices rule lower. Sales were effected at $1,750 *.’.00 for common and at S2-ftlo2-2.'> for navies. CIDER—Tbo supply is still light, and prices kept well up. Choice swcot was being held at, 57.00» i>upp)yiOK the current wants of city consumers. The arrivals both by laico and by raU aro liberal, and j.ncts remain steady nnd uniform. We e per basket. I FISH—We have no new features to note in* sonoectioo with this market, Tbe arrivals both ot lake and saltwater diveriptioos are liberal.! and our acaler* are filling «.rders with little or j no delft.. Tnere I# good demand on interior) account, and a fair.inquiry to supply the city trade, nud prices rule comparatively steady. J VV. Hobson A Boa, No. 60 Canal street, quote aifolows: No. 1 wbilcfifh, $4.6004.75: No. 1 troni. S4>UOO4dS: No. I sh.-rc mackerel. SIO.OO -«0c. GROCERIES—The grocery trade was reported *cmo all around to-day. Orders are coming in from all parts of thu Northwest, and a much i«u«r feeling pervades the market. Tbe mpply -)f staple goods H already, ampfe. and before tbe close of t:io pre?eat week all side articles will be in stock. Coffees continue excited and .ad vancing. Sugar*, also, nyo firm, with a slight upward tendency. Sync— remain steady. We quote: A sugar, if 12U@l£%e; (I do. 12‘-i@l2?ie; ChoiCd t»ri>tr>, 1101l5$c; lair do. molasses dn. 9dlUc: prime Rio coife«« 2002 ie: choice do, 21022 c; O. G. Java. 29 Cr.'lc: star candle*, lull weignt, 17017j4c: rice. 1( agoeo.7»4oSc: Baton, 7?i«S‘jc: Veal. kip. 15o: green calf. 17u: drrcalf, 26c; dry flint, ligul, 26c: do.orer 2a Iw. 18c; dry salted. IC&ITo: dry kin. 22c; deacons su@6sc. LEATHER—KomaW qaict and prices ar« nominally tin* wmi 1 aa before the fire, ranging substantially a* follows: llr.MLocx—City harness, union, 37(a38c; city harness, 37©S8c: country barneys. line, city; lb;39s£c: kip.? lb,80e&>1.00: kif. vea1. 4 .1.00&L15; city upper. No. I. It, elty opper, No. 2. ff. 25U27c; country upp«r. No. J. collar, ft. {llgSlc: calf, city. L2>«(l.4u: c*if. country, I.iO&LVu; rough upper. 11 tu 13 1b5.35A37c: rough upper. 14 tu 28 Ids. 22 t|34c; rough upper, damaged. 23&3 dc: Chicago •ole. 33<53ic; Buffalo slaughter sole, 23(5353. OaC —Slaughter sol*, 403t5c; Philadelphia sole. harness. 3b.3£@t3e: kip.light, Sl.ouitl.il>; kip. No. 1. medium. SOcflU.ro: kip. heavy, 75&55e; American calf, JJ2 lbs. French calf, 23 lbs, French cair.Solbi. 1.C0S120; French kip. 00 to JOO lbs. French calf, Lemoiae, dos, 65.00(590.00; French calf, Jodot, TpdWSlOO.oy. NAILS—The demand for Utils w&s aVtln active anddaalcrs were firm *UUe lal»advancel or at $l5O rates. OlLS—Pricstwere about the same ns at the close or last week. There was a lair local and interior demand for m«>at descriptions. and the cooeml market was firm. Tho stocks *rc stUi moderate, bu] they aro being steadily aug mented. and dealers aro flllioe or der* With but little delay. Wo quote- Extra winter lard. BS@9oc: No. 1 current make. TOo; No. Sdnfite: linseed, raw. 85c; do. boiled. iiioto 1 i ls 4 ,c .i rt)erm.B2.QQ:nea«footoU. Sl.tmiJjj; bank oil. C3c: straits. 70c; elephant Oil, 35c. coual to all demands and last week's prices were no more Hi»n xutolnnl. S.IM were reported «t tiSO@3.(K) per dor. for chickens; 82.60(33.25 lor nrairio chicken,: Siso®3Jo for lire dock, :61.7i»i23 d ?=ki: 81.5001.75 forounil. ®AL.I---I* in good demand and steady. qnote: Onondaga. per brl; Saginaw, $2.23; dtn»nr coarse. $2.20; diamond C. $2.25. bEcDS—\\ ere in-moderaio request, and ruled firm at the range of aalcs. as follows: 44 bags Timothy, at 52.63:263 bag* do atjiCO: 107 bags do atSLba; 4S bags do vt $2.30: 43 bags clover, at $3.65. .TEAS—Were quoted firm, with a tendency to higher prices. There was a good demand and a fair supply at tbo following rates: Young Hyson, common to lair. OOQTOo; good, 75@85c; do choice to extra. 51.33(31.43: superior to nne old Hyson, OOcQJl.lO; good to choice imperial. SL66 @1.20: fine to good gunpowder. $1.0001*10; choice to extra choice, 81*3501.45: choice to extra leal Japan, 81.0301.20; lair to good Japan, 70@*50c: colored natural leaf Japan. 80®S5c; common to fine Oolong. 00075 c; fine extra. 81,0001.40. z\ EuETABLES—B crc plenty and doll at SI.OO fit 1.50 per bu fur tomatoes, and at sJ@6oc per bu for onions. WOOD—Remains firm at previous rates. The stock is Ughtond tbo demand good at the follow ing quotation*: Beech. 810.00; maple, I1L00; hickory, $12.00; slabs, 86.50. delivered. WOOD—Remain* quiet, without important change in values. .We note that tbo only Urge drug stock in the city left untouched by the flame* is still being sold at the same price* as before tbo fire, except in the case of one or two articles, tho prices of which bare advanced East. Dry goods exhibit little change; bat an advance of 20 per cent on all blank alpacas is announced tn England, and tbe (Queen's Uwn and other brands are being advanced here 507}< per coat. Hall freights will be further advanced on Mon day next. I.ATRB. There was absolutely nothing doing in tbo produce markets in tho afternoon. Prices were nominally (be same a* at tbe close of ’Change. Live Rioclc Market. CATTLE—The receipts since Saturday have been 1.434. against 2.190 last week, and 2.254 week week before last. The supply, as will bo seen, was unusually light, but notwithstanding this favorable circumstance, and tbe tact that tbe quality of the stock marketrd was somewhat nbiire the average, a dull heavy feeling pervaded the market, ana prices, without being qcotably lower, were-weak and unsettled; Tho unsatis factory condition of (ho markets below imulo shippers caution*, and there were no wiltiog buyers save at off Irotn last week'* prices. This was more of a reduction thuu holders felt justified io making, and conse quently‘hero was little trading on Eastern ac count. Tbe best drove on sale was held at 53.30, An offer o! was refused. They win proba bly be forwarded Bast, on owner’* account. Butcher’s staff was in moderate local demand ot |2.so@4.(K)—the Inside figure for inferior mixed lots, and tbe outside fur choice rows and heifers and fleshy steers and oxen. Tbo market closed dull. HOGS—The receipts since Saturday have been 2.9u7. against 0,140 for the soma period last week end week before lest. In comparison with the closing days of last week, (here was no impor tant change in the condition of the hog market’ The supply was light, and. with a fair local and KaaLcro demand to meet, sellers were enabled to clear the pens, and at lull previous rates, silos making at 14.10(94.20 fnr common; S4.~'>lh 4.30 fur medium; and at *4-55@4.60 tor good to choice. Tbo market closed steady. SHEEP—Received, 197. Tois market was in active. and values are nominally unchanged. Chicago Lumber market. Moxdat Evesikg. Oct. 22. CARGOES—The receipts since Saturday alter noon were moderately largo, and the volume of business transacted was of a satisfactory char acter. the price realized being the tamo ai an the two days preceding. “A sawed shingles continue In fair: request, and are held firmly, at a range of £3.40&3.r<0 par I,UJO, as to quality. Xo. 1 shingles sold to a light extent ol 81.60, and extra do at £2.00. Lath were in meagre supply, but firm. Lumber freights were firm at the recent advance. with charters to-day at $2.00 per I.OOU feet from Muskegon:s3.oo@3.7s tram Manistee: $3.75 Here Marquette: $3.25 White Lake; £2.00 Oconto and Green Hay. and $4.00 from Menominee. The rates {rum the other points are unsettled, and it is almost impossible to give reliable figures. At the close nf business hours bnt three cargoes re named at the docks unsold. Scales afloat in clude tho following: Cargo scow Coaster, from Point Stable. 400 m A shingles at £3 50; No. I’s at £1.50: extra Ko. I’s at 32.C0. Sold by Irish. Dullea 0 Urge as usual though the attendance was Urge. Owr PAXIO boxes was offered aud about 7.000 changed hand". The advance on factory brands over Inst week's quotation was tally H of i a cvnt per lb. Our report nf sales are as follows: Manbeim. 135ict Fairfield Association, 13c; IValterville, J. 11. tSelman. N«>rlh Fairfield, i Old Fairfield. 14c; Ncwville. Kl?ic; Coun uymtn.lSJic. A few packages of butter wero sold, for which Ham 3X&250 were paid tor good, and 261>» 270 for fancy tub. Tbe weather continues exceodingly dry and cold. Water is very low everywhere throughout the country. M.IKIMB IKTELLttiKXrR. Fort of-Chlcaco. ARRIVED Oct. 2L i’rop B. \V. Blanchard. Buffalo, 901 bats railroad iron, and sundries. PropJ.w. Chaffee, Saogatuck, Si m lumber _ and sundries, 200 m shlngl-s. Schr S. J. Holly, Oswego, 7U m stares, Of. tons raUroad iron. Stbr Guide. 51 anuter.l23 mlomber. Fchr Geo. U Wand, Buffalo, 500 tons coal- ScoW Leo. Mann, South Haven, IS tn lumbar. Scow Lettie Gray. Fanlrille, 00 ta lumbar. Scow Marion Dixon: Bangaiuck. 70 m lumber, {•cow J. V. i’rinee, Oentrerille. 66 cds wood. Prop Empire State, Buffalo, 430 bars railroad Iron, and sundries. Prop City of Montreal, sundries. Bark James Bell, Buffalo, &Uotuns ei.al. Schr Reciprocity. Garden Bay. 4LOO posu, GOO tioa.OOOpoio*. Schr Joe Vitas, Green Bay. 1,653 m sbiogbis. Schr Itbica, Muskegon, ISS a lumber, la m ialh.- Schr J. Bigelow. Buffalo, 355 tuns coal. Schr J. 6. Wallace. SaUgatuek, 7 tn lumber, 43 CdJ Wood. Schr Arrow, Holland, 55 cd« wood. Schr G. G. Cooper, Buffilu, 419 tups coal. Schr Meridian, Muskegon.lX) m lumber. 20 tu lath. Srhr T. Y. Averr. Erie. 410 Inni coal. Sobr S. Bates, Muskegon. 123 m lumber, m lath. _ Schr Scovillr, ilaikegon, 60 m lumber. 22» m lath. Schr Mariner. Centravill-, M cds wood. Schr Mary. Muskegon. 145 m lumbar. 2U tu lath. Schr Persia, Muskagou, 85 rn lumber. SrhrT'psey, Mu-k-gon, 145 m lumber. Schr W 11. Hawkins, Union Ptor, 110 cds wood. Schr lUculattr, Muskegon. 120 m lumber. Scbr Oust. Menuminee. 2io ta lumber. Scar llubt. Ilowloit. Graod llaveu, 1W m lum ber. Scbr Hattie Earl. SAUgsmck, SO u lumber, 25 m lath. Schr Jusepbine Dresden, Grand narco, SOm lumber.- Scow South Side. White Lake. LTD ui lumber. Seuw M. N. Upoham; Pike River. 11X1 eda wood. Barge A. J. Motsry, Moskrgoit, 17"* m lumber. Barge Wolverine. Grand Haven, 160 tu lumber, jjehr Fisber, While Lake, 90 tu lumbvr.til cds wood. Schr Ashtabula. White Lake.oo m lumber. Lake Freights. Wo note the following engagimenU: To Buffalo— Prop. T. A »e«tl, wheat On p. i;sebr Jane RaUlun. wheat 12Hc; echrKaihoto, wheat, l&de; sebn J. Minev.-C»ty ot- Chieagu. Flying J4i»t, and Alinnix Williams, corn, sobr F. J. Ki»c. corn, lie; "rohr Favorite. «.»ro, oa p. t. Tu Collfngwood—Scbr Pand-»r*.-eorn; 9c. To (to arrire from ilil ,wjUike«J, wheat, yOJic...Tu EastVawai— »chr Htar f ot-the Nitrih, o.iro,* vau. and sundries'on private terms. SClccelismeotu* TJ, T ,V J. rtrer-yeeierday by-eeming-in -coataetwithao otber vessel. —The' toe Citopbell J lost a wale by coming U collision with the tug Louie Pale, yesterday —The office of the Harbor master ts now situ ated at the west end of Lake street bridge. —Wo ant informed that the bark J. C. King, of Chicago, in entering Buffalo harbor, a few days since, struck a sunken wreck. She ha four feet of water in her bold- BELIEF. glemoriai of the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York to the Pres* Ideal of the United State's. From the New Tort. Journal of Commerce, Oct. S3. Tbe committee appointed by the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York, to solicit aid for the relief of tho sufferers by the recent conflagration at Chicago, respectfully represent to the President of tbe Coiled Stales that the fire which has devastated the most beautiful, tbe most substantial, and by far the most valuable portion of tbo city of Chicago, is a destructive visitation of «o extraordinary a character as to pass out of the category of focal calamities sus ceptible of local and individual relief, anil at tains the proportions of a great national disas ter,-demanding national aid. It is a source of extreme satisfaction to tbe commercial community of which your memori alists claim to be tbe roprsteacsUves, that the Chief Executive of the nation, eo regarding the calamity, bas directed the War Department to tend minus, tents and blankets for the supply and tbo shelter of tho tens of thousands eo sud denly bereaved of their homes and of the neces saries of life, and to order troops to the scene of desolation tor the protection of life and property. Incur own city, as in other cities of the Union, the cry fur help has met a noble response. It bas penetrated every household, and pass ing out of the ordinary channels and entering the domain of corporate wealth, to the honor of mankind, bas everywhere been heeded. The Directors andTcustees of our public insti tutions. of our banks, insurance, coni and trans portation companies, and divers others, seeing. bow inadequate tbe relief to beafibrdedjby pri vate contributions only to'meet tbe great emer gency, have joined in tbo general movement, relying on the sanction of an enlightened con etlueocy to sustain them in this work of human ity. Jo like manner from Great Britain, organ ised bodies, acting under a similar responsibili tr.Tiave aeut their offeiiog* to swill the large aggregate. Six hundred thousand dollar*, already paid into the hands of your memorialists, attest* tbe spirit that actuate* our own citizen* and oar transatlantic brethren; albiettbi* sum is bat a moiety of what has been raised in Now York alone. A Urge Increase to tbo fund may yet be expected from Great Britain and cities of the cootiaept, tbe result of whose action is not yet known. Your memorialists refer to these things for the purpose ut showing that'the grace of charity it n<>t confined to private individuals in (he pres ent emergency, but that it pervades every de partment of commercial life; wnile to an extent, which is better known to tbe President than t-i your memorialists, it has entered tbe council chamber, guiding and directing State and muni cipal action in the advancement of this benevo lent work. The prompt appropriation by the city of Brooklyn of 8100,000 is an example of thi? kiud. Your memorialists, graleftftly acknowledging the widespread and generous contributions made to meet the’ great exigency, yet deem ’itto be their duty to invoke such further aid from tbe General Government os the erisie may seem to demaud. Since the time of their appointment, only a weex ago, your memorialists further rep resent to at the painful tiding! from Chicago have been snpplemented by reports from tbe north western section of eur country that are hardly less distressing. PI res. commencing in the for ests, are said to have extended ever portions of five different States, ravaging thousand* of square miles of territory—sweeping away pri vate dwelling?, store* of grain, village*, and involving in their rapid stretch a loss of life and property, the extent of wbicu is at present in calculable. if fur a time the public attention has been di verted irom ibo»odestrucliveconfla*raii*»of, and lost to a sense id the misery that must become' quent thereupon, it is simply owing to the over* shadowing magnitude of the disaster to Cbicsgo. Your memorialists respectfully submit that, in view of the general effort to mitigate the suffer ings oi those who bare been rendered houseless and destitute in the latter Case, and the large demand made on Iho means of communities upon which the fire at Chicago has Inflicted Che most serious losses, there is reason to tear it will be impossible to reopen the streams of bounty should new and expensive claims arise. Bence there is muon cau«o to apprehend that the mure recent fires referred to will necessitate such relief as the government can alone afford, nnd to this end your memorialists would, by 'their counsel and by their prayers, encourage and invoke the President to act in concert with the heads of departments in providing food, clothing and abeUerfortbe hun gry. naked, and houseless who.aro now wander ing in a region that is stripped of food and hab itations. What the law of necessity thus re quires, Congress, when it meats, wilt doubtless cordially approve. Finally, your memorialists ask leave to re far to the sceompunyins appeal to the public.*’ to which the natitoi «>f the entire committee are appended. A. A. Low, GEnDOR OrDYtK, S. B. CIItTTRKDKN', Jacksok S. Schultz. Samuel D. Babcock. JOHM 'I'aTLOS JOMXdTOS. James M. Blows, Hbxbv Clews, VtLD. S. WISSTON. Tbo above mentioned was forwarded the Pres Idem yesterday. JVEWB BT MAUL. —Mis. Fair’s case, on her appeal for a now trial, is to be heard on the 24th lost., in the Call- fornia Supreme Court. —Messrs Pike, Brother »t C->. a bank, in Kc«r Orleans, was robbed, on the 15lh lost., ot $40,005 in securities. »The list news from Obtain Heirs Arctic expedition states that it sailed from Upernavik on the 6th of September. —The public aebool building in Syracu«e, N., Y.. which burned on tbo I9th, was sot on fire by a colored girl 13 year* of ace. —'Tho election in Virginia takes jdaeo rtovam berT. The Republicans are making a splendid canvass, with erery nroapect ot victory. —Detroit!* excited over the prairie and wood fires, which, in one direction, are within five or six miles ot the city. —An extra session of the Michigan Legislators will probably be called, to view of the recent destructive fire in that State. —A fire occurred at Monroe. Wis, on the 19th insL, destroying throe oi the principal stores in the town, and involving a lost of $20,000. —An old citizen of Madison, Ark., 00 years of ace. named Kirke. poisoned himself on the 12th lost., because a widow had rejected his offers of marriage. —A furious gale at Montreal, on the 14tb. blew down several wooden tenement*. Halifax despatches estimate the damage by the hurri cane in that place at $2)0.000. —The business portion of Cameron. Mo*, was burned no the 19tb iost., Involving* loss 0f5!32.- 000. The Post office. American Hotel.' and Ma sonic Hall, ware among the buildings burned. —The Hon. Sylvester Monty, of Arizona, died to London last week. Ho was at one lime con nected with the regnlar army, and in 1957 was Relocate in Co egress from Arizona. —The buildings at Hagerstown. Iml.. owned and occupied by Messrs. Wiggins. Newcomb, and Stonebraker, as pork and grain warehouses, were destroyed by fire on the 19th iost. —The yield of the cereal crops in Ireland shows a very lane decrease over last year: and. to add to this misfortune, tbo potato-blight has again visited the country. —The gorernmont officers, in investigating i the Ku-Klux in the South, and in collecting I secret information which has made the recent movements against the organization so effective, t discovered that in many placea tbo agents of the I Associated Press telegraph operators l were member* o| the Klans. I —Charles O’Cooor has associated with him i self, in tbe prosecution of the Tammany Ring 1 robbers, the Hon. William M. Brans, the Hon. 1 Wheeler U. Peekhstn, and ex-Judge James 1 Emotu -General Richard N. Bowcrman, the ex Deputy Collector of Baltimore.' baa been aen fenced to four yean* imprisonment nod to pay a fine of $2,346.72 and costs. 11a was convicted of embezzlement «n the Ttb Inst. t —Kx-Governor Sprague and his brother. I’ol oncl Amasa Sprague, of Prorideoce. R. 1.. are erecting in tbe Swan Point Cemetery, of that city, a monumental tombstone at a cost of sloo.* OWL —Tbo Sooth Carolina Ku-Elux are in con sternation, the government being in full pos session «f the secret* ot the order, and having concentrated troops c.l various tolling points. —Mr. Wasbburnc’a letter of acceptance of the Republican nomination lor Governor of Maasa chosetts has been published, lie makes a special point of the Importance of improving and elevaiiug the laboring men of that State. —The defeat of the Colombia by the English yacht Livonia, in the third international race, was occasioned by a succession ot unavoidable accidents among them the loss ot the balloon jib and the tiller of the Colombia. —The Board of Arbitrators to sit at Geneva is now complete. The meubsi* are Charles t ran eis Adam*, on behalf o( the United States; Lord Chief Justice Sir Alexander Cockburn. for Great Britain: Jacques Staempfli. of SwUxer land: Count SelopU, of Italy; and Baron de Ilajuba, ofßraxiL —Tne Austrian Minuter, Baron Lederer, has submitted t” our Secretary of State n proposi tion ul reciprocity in regard to tonnage, by which American vessels are V* be taken tu Auf triaa ports at the tonnage represented in their register, provided tbo Government of the United States will extend a like privilege to Austrian vessels in American ports. 1 —Thei-Kfledlve .ot Egypt, by a recent edict, has granted the elective iraucluse to bis people: extended bis telegraphs to the juneilon of the I Blue and White Nile, 1.200 miles tram the Medi terranean; allowed women to nnveil. sod made education compulsory. Ill*aon.'Prince Uereiier. i will come 10 the United States in a year or two. t to study onr form of government. I —General Beveridge.the Republican candidate for Congreasman-at-Largo In Illinois, bad made arrangements lor speeches at several points in the State. but.nw|og to the great fire fit Chicago, be has written a Utter staring that It will be im possible lor him to fill bis appointments. —A man named Chester Barret and a woman named Janet Ward, living together at Viroqua. Wii„ wero tarred, feathered, and brutally out raged by a mub a few days since. Several ar- I rests have been made of perpetrators of thi* dastardly aeL I --The failure of C. Ly«rks. Jr., Co., of Phil adelphia, leaves a deficit to the eity funds of $470,00 d. The firm bad been speculating in city j muneya. Tne assets of tbe firovibe CLy Treas- I orer thinks, may be able to cover that htnounil j —Tbe indications are that Tammany intends to carry the New York election this year by I I frauds like those osed hsretofdre. Tbe maoegers I are making arrangtiaMils forrepeatmg votes on !s large, scale, mod the probability is, that the Mftdalent votes returned from New York city alone will exceed 43.V00. —France U three millions of francs richer than it thought. -Last autumb-a balloon aentlrum Parti tell into territory occupied by the Germans* The Ueroanot, a government envoy .carrie l that amuoot to purchase ormi. Being punned by the enemy, be toakthe »i>neyte the Abbe Therien. who cvneealcd'ic fur the lime, afterward aeot it to Belgium, end thence returned it to the French i treasury. i —The Industrial roivenityt'at Urbane, 111., [had narrow escape frombu ruing op, last week. I Th© t'honibaignV Gazette, in reporting the affair, I aaya; '"Toe ceiling oi tbo room wu bnroed oot, and tba names even reached the roof, and had it not bean lor the noble exertions of oue or two of the student 4, the buildout would now be iu rums. S— A new railroad has been projected, atartieg am idalis, opposite Natchez. muring through noribeaat Louisiana and tba esatern' part of Ar kansas to the Miiioari line, and thenco tbmujh Texas. {Shannon, Bent, and Crawford Counties, to a connection with the Atlantic Jc Pacific. An* other road it also projected, to cotntneoee at Pierce Cut, Mo., on the Atlantic i Pacific Rail road, audio ran thence through Carthage, in Jsuper County, and on west into Kansas. —The Rer. L, I). Mansfield, the Principal and proprietor of the Rockland loriituta, at Nyack, fj. Y„ make* this proportion; I offer tu con tribute £2.000. in board and toltlon, to the ICbi cagol suH'ereis, by the education, free of ail chare*, of five young ladies from respectable latnllles who hare been burned out; and. in ad dition. I »IM boatd and educate any- additional number of such yonoa ladies at unr-balfwur reg ular fate#.' aay nt S2oO per annum.’' Q—Xhe yif uroos measures which were instituted t .im months ago by the government -against Henry R- Lowry; the North Carolina outlaw, and bis «aug, hare proved a failure. Lowry met -General Gorman under a flax of truce, and pro posed a tr a-y of p-oftco, on the conditiuu that he and his gang should be allowed to leave to© United Slates forctvr, Thus tar no action ho* beau taken.«nd the prospects*** that they will escape toot free. -Nortb-Amerioett-ftailros(Hwhtoa has-justbeoo opened between Maine and New Brunswick), is as follows; from Boston to Bangor. 243 mile*: frua-Baogor to New Brunswick li..e, !H mi-ea; from Vanoebom to Sc. John (N. B.), BI miles; from Boston to St. John (now op*"). 418, miles; from St. John to Painseo (open). 96 miles; from Painsee to Truro (partly built), 116 mil s; from Truro to Halifax (open). 61 miles: from St. John to Ualifsx.STSmiles; from Bancor to Halifax, 478 miles: from Boston to Halifax, 721 miles: from Springfield to Halifax, 820 miles; from Montreal to Halifax (by Danville). 533 miles; from Montreal to Halifax (by proposed line) 725 miles. —Tbe platform ol tbo new political alliance be tween some of tbe noblemen of England and tbe workingmen provides for tbe removal of tbe poor from tbe alleys and by-ways to the pure air; eight-hour labor: schools for practical knowledge and technical education: more places of public recreation; public markets for the sale of goods in small quantities at wholesale prices; end the extension of the organisation of tbe public service on the mr.dcl «f tbo Post Office, for tbe common good; which means that tbe railways arc to be bought op and managed, not for tbo profit of stockholders, but tor tbo ’convenience of the masses, and that many other works now carried on by private enterprise shall be conducted in like manner.- Tho noblemen who aro interested in this alliance are the Earl of Lichfield, the Marquis of -Salisbury. Lord Henry Lennox, Sir John Pakinrteo. tbe Eari of CaernarvoD.the Marquis Lome, Lord John Man ner?, Sir Stafford Northcotc, and Gatborne Hardy. —Chief Justice Chose has expressed himself on politics. Speaking nf the situation of political parties, and tbe probability of-tbe Democrats for tbe time being dropping their organization os a'party, and all the conservative elements nominating a candidate for President, irrespec tive of party, be said ho tbonght that it would not come about; that it was not practicable at this hour, nor was there probably any necessity 1 for such a course. The Democrats could retain their organization, which be believed they would never give up, and yet select aacaodi dates for President and Vico President men who iro it their put history would invite and secure tho rotoa of the eotiro conser vative elements of all parties. He bad heard expressed doubts in tbe minds of conservative Republicans as to what would be-their status should they co-operate with tbe Democrats in electing the President; and they asked wheth er, in case of such co-operation, they would not bo overslaughed in this new organixatiou by tbe old-line Democrats and fossil leaders who gov ern taut party in some localities.. as. for exam ple, in Onto and Indiana* Such donots certainly exist io a large extent among Uepuplleatii In cline 1 to support a conseruativo candidate; but he (Chief Justice Chase) did not share them, though he admitted tnero were'grounds to war nut distrust in tbo minds of some others. Judge Chase regretted that the Ohio Democrats bad gotten themselves into such an error upon financial matters as wasftfbuud embodied to a resolution in thtir State platform. He regarded the platform of toe Democrats la Wisconsin. upt*u which the canvass was now progressing, as entirely unexceptionable, and such an ono as should receive the approval ol members of any party. -Uuumal Ewing is said t'l be lying at -the point of dealt! at Daocaster, Ohio; —i'he British yacht Livonia was defeated tbe first time foe want ..f a breeze, and tho aeeond time by a gale. —The case uf a heroic girl Is mentioned in connection with tbe VeShugo fine. Ono family became separated at soon as tbey ware-ooiilde the duor. A daughter, 12 years old, catching hold of a littlo sister of 3 or 4, took it by a icrtuiinte path to a place outside tho fire, then started back to find and help tbe rest. From this undertaking of certain death ch« was held hack by main torce. When tho lire had nearly burnt our, she worked her way through embers and buruteg coals .to bar home, only to find lather, mother, sisters, aud brothers all lying dead, within the compass of a few square ruds These corpses she dragged one by one tn an open and rather secure place not tar off. laid tnem side by aide, end watched tbatn all tonugh that dreadful night and torougb the greatest part of the nest day. uotil help came. —Magtte Mitchell has sent James Gordon Bennett her check tor 1300, to bo applied to Chi cago relict. —A despatch dated Alma, Ohio, October 19. •ay*: A Are is uuw raging ia the great forests of Perry County, around Alma Station, on the Dayton ir Michigan Railroad. Hundreds of curds of wood, miles ol fence, and a number of houses are burning. Alms station is now throated by fire. Several trains are detained at this place by the track being on tire. Nu lives as yet are reported lost," The Klectloas. In Pennsylvania, the Republicans will have a majority of twenty-five nn joint billot in the next L-gislature. The Hou*e stands sixty-two Republicans, thirty-seven Democrat*, and one Temperance man (Irom Lancaster): (he Senate, seventeen Republicans to sixteen Democrats. The Democrats have tho Speaker, who holds over, and, according to too custom fur several years past, presides until a new Speaker is elect ed. The Democratic Senators have heretofore woterted against this practice, bat will probab y now takendvantagoof the precedent t» throw as many difficulties as possible in the way of organizing toe Senate by tho Republican ma jority. t The Democratic return judges of tho .Franklin and Cumberland (or Nineteenth) Sen nlurialDiitrict hare rofasodto give Mr. Wcako ly bis certificate nf election, notwithstanding tho luot that be hn*a clear niNjority of 803. on the ground that fraud and bribery have been made use ol in obtaining the said votes. This will make bis seat in tho Senate probably a matter >Uck*inithfng, machine, and foundry work. Contracts are to commence after the bids aru ac-! eepted, and to contlone for Urm of year*, as agreed j open, not to exceed right ye.sgs; each Ltd to be as- J r coupanicd by a good and sufficient bond in the i 1 •am of tlve thonaaiid dollars, with stirettrt, to be approved by dm of the Contmiaslonem or the War-4 den. 4 Tba Uoaußtaaloners reserve the right to reject any I I bid wh:ch is-their judgment is not in the lotered of! theStatr. j J For panlcnUrs we refer to onr circnUrs. which can be bad na application to Elmer Washburn, War- Oeo t*f the Penitentiary. I® whom all bids are to r? •eat. and who will answer any Inqairirs adJremed to J hint- The bids will bo epeord at 1 .o’clock p. m. on the tlildirof N'offubtr, ISTI, is She presence of ouch s bidders a* tnar choose to attsnd. 7 JOHN REID. j CASPAR iturac, j RICHA&D JH.-WRTT. I Jouar. 111., (let. 2u. Je7l. J Any Parties *Darlog tranks or of eMlilug from the lata Are in their poatriiion marked i l\ II S.. r. S., It. s., K. K. S., or B. A. S.. plrasecorennoicate sKh j FRED. L. FAKE. No. M 0 Mlchisau-av. j A very libera! reward will be paid fo t lecoycw Pawnbroker’s Notice,; 1 I bare cared all tbs Jewelry and some«(tbwFars. and, being obliged to nsiire from bntia<-ta on account 1 of the Are, I wiah «11 partiea bavins voch goods in my Place to redeem thetaaa soon as possible. lean be found at 2y9 West Madison st., fur3odays, j, M. C. CLANCY. CHICAGO SCAXJE COMPANY, j Fairbanks’ Standard Scales.' No. 11, 8, Canil-st, FAIRBANKS. GRESXLBAI** CO. j .WANTED. r I Asslstaut Matroa Wanted, j j At the Jewish Orphan Asylum, Cleveland,, Ohio, A lady qoatttlM'tQ tcarh the varloua branches needle work, and who ht bad experience in tfie l Care of Children Is elmlUi Instlmtlona **«i*mi Business DiaecTOßf.' Tht/aßovlas art Of namte of tome of Uu had ing hautes in Vu cUjr. arranged ulth a rUiD to contenitnct of Ttftrtnce. AdvertUtzic Agency. U. H. CHANDLER, Adtertlsln* Agent for .11 Chicago daily paper*. 49 Soam f>r»Q aa* 445 *l' ami for this director. LUtls LLOYD* C0.,-<9 \\paj Randolph-!!. Agricultural Implements. ATUATERACO., 51 and 63 North Jefiersen-st. _ Architect*. WXoNifl^,ll>roN'&rut"-..u T. y. WADSKIER. San Suu «l nirui'w *“£6Wahaah o rriFii® M C A A T^ J *i COr £ir l,Ul nJ Canal-ita. ZViths^ru^^lA^ .Ibttncti of Title. II ANDY. PASDBLOUF* Co., *33 Wabash 3 r. RelUne and Rubber Goods. HA I. LOCK A WHKELEB. S3 Wert Randalf-h-tt E. B. PHKSTON. 23 S. Canal-atl iu ru ,u Bookseller*. Sooth Canal. '*i ti J W .'Test ilsdUnn-st- All. S. S. LNIuN. 220 \V. MadUon.#t. Boots and Shoes. EAItNC.M. rLAGQ ,t CO.. ?tf \V Mt MaJl*oa-K. DOOGETT, BASSETT HILLS, 522 Wabasli-av. C. D. FARGO A CO., 615 Wabaab-ar. Roots and Shoes (Wholesale) 11. I>. WELLS A C 0„ 616 Wabash av. Bakin; Potrder. D S? RICE’S, Cream Baking Powder, 47 and 49 Weal LakU'St. Rollers. C. MASON a CO., cor. CUatau and Catrell-Sts. Reltfbr. MUNSON CO., 11 and Is 17. R.ndolpi*'. ®»B K.DQr.clurn', I'Y'iT’piiT s J. A 11. CUAFMaN, foot Witt Washington at. Beddlair. A. S. ESiIAT A C 0.,-135 W« “take at. Banki. national loan and trust compan t, »Nidolob-.i. FlffiT NATIONAL, 449 V7.ta,h-aT. FOURTH NATIONAL, 471 WabMh-IT. fIfTH NATIONAL. 449 Vibub-aT.' MANUFACTURERS. 414 Wibß»h-av. i BANK OF COMMLROR M 3 UNION NATIONAL BANK. 613 WabaiMW. UIDLRMAA BAM.ISQ AISycIATIVJN, OS W.- b^ab-ar. PBKSTOV a KEAN, aoathweat corner of muted and Kandolpn-«U. NWIT 11WEaTEBN NATIONAL DANK. 52T. Wa baib-ar. 47 Weat Wa»hineton-»t. ULLMANACO.,C:4\Vab*ah-a'r; C 7 FOLLANSBEE Weal lUndotpb-M. Chlrteo P&vlbk Company. JOHN McCAPrEi:EY.I’n?B.,I.t! West rt aehuigton-st Cement. HASH IN. MARTINA WHEELER, 556 S, (janat-St. UNION A KHUN, vo. w. cor. Band nud Haliled-d Chemical Works. CILLET. McCULLOCU A CO.. 51 Weil Lake et. Cigars and Tobacco. JOHN C. PAHTRIDGEACO..W Eaat Harri«on at. Cordage and Twines. GILBERT, DUBBaRDA CO.. Uami 10 Market.at. Crocker)'* H. P. MERRILL A CO., 407 We«l Madi*on-«- S. n. PAKKIK’RST. 132 Weft MadUOO. Crackers. U. L. WOODMAN A CO., 61 bo. Vtlotontt. Commission Merchants. BUMSEV 8R0.ftC0..43 West Washington-at JIUVN. NORTON A SCOTT. hPJ tV. Waahlninou.9t WALLACE* HENDERSON, 3* W i WaahinglKii-t. Z. M. HALL, 259 ami SHI E. Kandolph-el. HENSLEYS A WAGNER. TT W. Madlson-M. CULVER CO.. 36 S. Canal st. A. WRIOHTftCO.,SW.cor. Canal’andLako-st*. PLATT THORN MAYNARD, 9 and 11N. Catmint. P. 11. WEAKEN CO., 35amlS7N;CHntoo-Bt. McWilliams co. saw. Randoiph-**t. CYRUS BOWERS WILLIAMS. S3 W.Randolph-sL B. M. FORD CO.. fW'rhwtDcs) 23 S. Caoal-«t, F. XL CLEMENTS ft CO., (lumber) 30 N. Canal*tk CURTIS A CARTER, (dried &mt) 80 and BS W Baodolph-sL FRaN'Hm a WEBBER, Wand rj) Woat Madiaon-st. W. BUTTS A BROS.. 17» Weal Rapddph-it. C. C. BUTTS A CO~ 120 West Lake-at. E. bECK EL A CO., IN Weal Randolph.**. THRO. U. WELLS A CO.. VJ Oral Lako-at. EAGLE, GAMPUELL A PEACH, West Laks-it. LINN A KLRK. M West Lako-at. A. V. DICKINSON, W Wi-rt Loke-at. QUINN, SWIFT A CO. (Flour), 34 North Canal-at. MOUSE, WARD A CO.. lo3St>. Clmton-st. C. b. HUTCHINS, yr W. MndUou-it. B. F. Jacobs a co., sss *m syo state-ai, KEELER A JUDSoK. «Wm Madison at. KELSON A CARR. 11 Eaat Kiozfo-tti RICHARD A GOOCH, 3J7 Stale at. McDKRMID A OERTEL. 30 South Canal a. J. nA_ycrtrrrr, ia West LaXon. C. s. BIWWN ELL. Weal Lake ai. S. 1). CHASE A CO., 35 and 37 North Clinton at. V. NEWHALL A CO.BO Writ Randolph *l. (I. O. GOODRICH A CO., too West Lake at. U. H. WEAVER,322 Weal Lake*!. Tfiil. P. UAUN. M West Madiaon-at. HILBERT A BUKOA, 34 tSoulh (Tlutmi. Room IT. THUS. 11. SEYMOUR A CO.. 3 W(*l\Vji«iantftoa-»r.; S. RuVLES. No. IsS Pftfk-AT. SIBLEY A HR**.. 3l N. lanafrt. SMI ril A DKXTKU. W>»t Lake at, Cooperage andCoopera* Stock. W. T. Ball, £D lows. DeapUiHM*«t. I>etectlve A Preventive Agency. PINKERTON’S, SS W. Waahlagton-91. Plstillers and TVholesale I.lqoor Dealer*. b. MYEIIHA C 0..324 Went \Vn*hlo*ton-at. i DICKINSON. LEACH CO.. S-'> South Csnal-M. KsilAt, SIMMuNS A CO., 2f< South ('anal si. DmggUt (Retail). THOMAS WHITFIELD. Sa3 SlaUjraU BUCK AKAVNKR.SiaSute, cor. Fixlecnth-sU Drngeift*. GALE A DLOrKI, 37 U>et lUadalph flt. VAN SCIIAACK. STEVENSON A REED. S(7, ?I1 Mild r-Al WaUtili *T. E. BUBNUaM A SON, S. Sangainou at. Dry Good*. 1 J. B SHAY. 341 and 345 W«t Madiaoo at. HAMLIN. HALE A OK. Office39,3lA.l3S.CanaLat. 1 C. W. AK. PA RDBIDGE, 92-"' to '.K7 State-at. 1 Dentist. DR. B. SI. BaKER. .’3S W. Waablnetonat. I Engraven ami Die Sinker*. W D.cniLDS. JK. A ro., 25 Kaal Klaslf.at. I JOHN r. HILTON, f.» \Ve«t Lake. Engine*—Machinery. WM. StcGREGon. 23 South Catul-at. C. G. COOPER iCO., UU&dttV JUndolphel, Expresuea. G \UDKN CITY. It 2 West l.ak—st. and MO 2-d-st, -Express Offices. UNITED STATES EXPRESS, 50 and 61 West VTnahlnclon-M. FJcrstort. MUNN A SCOTT, West Washington Bt. £ugraTcrs (Wood). I. M ASL. 164 West Uadlson-ct. UAKER A C 0..40 West Randolph st. ErtgriTers. and Die Sinker*. C. U. HANSON, M West Madisoa-al. Fruit* and Pancr Groceries. SI. (HOT A CO., 133 West Uadi*oa-st. P. hLADDEN A CO., 10 Soslb Clinton st. L. W. GRAY. »7 West W«hlOgton-sU. Forwarding and Insurance. C. F. CHASE A.CO.j ao.,w. cor. Randolph A llalsted. Fnmitvrre. A. I*. HALE* CO,. 10,13,11 and ICNonb Canal-st. THATEK 4 TOBEY FCRMTHBE CO., sitoua West JlAmlolph-st. Flats (Wbolea»lo). j NYP. CAMPBELL. 21 So. Jtffejvoo-sl. I Farm Wagons. PETER SCHUTTLER, 93and 94 Sooth CHntnn-sr. j tients' Ttunlshiits Goods. BROWN A PRIOR. 639 Wabaah-ar. Gents* Ftxrnlsklng Goods. (Wholesale*) I Plticn. ROSENBLATTk tXI., UT Twenty-eecond-sl. Gold Pens and Jewelry. I AIKEN, LAMBERT CO.. (4 West Wasbiogion-st. I Grover* (Wholesale). i I SPRAGUE. WARNER a CO.. SS South Caoalet. I LAV. 31. UOIXA CO.. C 3 South Canal st. I rRoULI*. BBTGGS CO.. H and 4i b-oulh Canal st. O. M.DKUKWJTH *-£UNfvT43 W a bath av. DA'T. ALLEN CO.; 6» T 51BLKY *-ENDICOTT, T7< Wabash-ar. P. H. WILLARD A CO.. Office 107Thro«p-9f. SMITH BROS. A CO.. 109 Wear Waahlnxton-st. STEW ABTtALD RICH A CO-. eor. Clark 16 h. SPRAGUE, WARNER CO.: 2S South Otnal-oi, Z. 31. HALL. 349 and S6l £s»t Rudolph aU MEAD HIGGINS. w. ear. Washington A Green. DPBASD BltOi 4 A PtlWKß,'*. I now Durand APov DURAND, POWERS A MEAD.ien, a.w. ©or Wash incto. and Green ill. J. W. STKAttNSASONJs 63N. Desplaises »t. 4>roccrm (Retail}- J. il, GILLESPIE, W Wabash av. Gas Fixtures and Fittings.' U. 31. WILMABTU A PRO., 223 Michigan ar. Gnnt and Spirting Goods. E. E, KATuN. 744 State at. I Ifordvrare (Whnl*»nle), i ffM. OLATH X CO.. 3n aodHSotitb Canal at. LAHUABEE A NORTH, as WV«t Latest. J K. DOT&rORP A SON. 461 Wabaah-ev^. 1 5-RKBRKGKU A BHEAEIEY. 10 A I3\V. Randolph^t. Hardware «K»tßiU* IUOD4U.A liIHIXIt. W. llandolph-st. Hard Wood Dvamalser. WHITE 1 HAFNKR. 93 Nerlh tMaiwimm-st. -i Hides. Felts, Ac. i CHANDLER BOYNTON. 4»Sooih CanaUrt, 1 Ilotue andSigtt Fainting. martin a Leonard* its Uats,. Catw. ojtd Fnrs fWboieaala).. i I KEITH 8R05.,9»« Prairie ar. FITCH. WILLTAMN AtfO.tW Calemetav. tNWKiT; Y>KMPSTER A«Lr»eto4cv W, Washing ton at.. .--rv'j 1 TTataVCaDi, and For* (ReUil). JE. F. KLOKKE.'SJC We.lßandolph- i Hat TBauntactnrer. rPIULLir.A: CAYANNA. STb West* Adams «t. A Hotel*- URIGGa HOCSECO..W. nadiwm and Canal. I Yfalr Goods.. U.’GLASSBKOtiK- U5 it. Home Begliten. W.O.CREAMKK A SON. rar. CUntoo and Jackson. Tee. WADHAMS WILLaRD A CO.. «7 State-rt. Importers and Sugar Refiners* Agents; W. It. COLVIN. S?l W*b«h *r: I Insurance (Fire), 1 TBEADWATJk JEWELL.+Sopth Canal-st. u. W. VSARH>rrT CM.,391 Wabash-at;-. OQDEN, all ELDON A Sct’DPER, 62 death Canal-lf. E. E. RYAN A CO., 44 and 47 v "UtU.Oausl-*i. Q»>. C.- CLARKE CO,. 10 Eldrtdge eoatt. West Madison it. j a, Pt nnr»T m «r H M. SfoOUKSCU., AdJUStaN,* fii *4 L JABLSd TAM INWA&XI{.*We*t Medisuh-st. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Insurance (Lik)« j CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE, sro Wabaab-ar. Br. KKMIIUf, TilMooth KSH’K-EIIDUCKEU,* w. c«r. llandnlphaDdllalltod Ki'IRCTIO, VV. corner il*Ut*ti>itl. MUTUAL. OF MW TOKK. 153 W. Waahioaten-at. PROTECTION. OP CHICAGO. 315 Wml Madison at. NORTH AMERICAN. of New Tort. 511 WaUtli »r. FOUITAfiLK LIFK.&B Wal.aah *v. MaSSaCUCSKTTS MUTUAL.MS Wabash MUTDA L. or CTiteaeo, 23] Ww* Msdiaon at. I'HESIX MUTUAL, UENKT U. SOON, .161 Wk Washington at. UNITED STATES. 96 Weal WasMorton-st. WASHINGTON INSURANCE. 536 Wabasb-ar. ATLANTIC S!UTU AL LIFE INS. Co.. lOTZtfai. insurance. (Lifo and Accident.) TRAVELLERS', of Hartford. Jollua WiiitetUid J< 11. NoIaD, A*enta. tiSoatU CsnaLat. Iron, Steel*, Jfall*,&c. KALE. AtKIUCO,. I Park-mw. KIRK, COLEMAK CO., 34 Sooth Canal-st. HALL. KIMBaUK A CO.. 436 Wabaib-av. JOKES A LAUCQLIN. >*o 10 190 So. Canal-at. PAKKHCRST* WILKINSON. 70 Sottth Canal it. 51. GUEENFBAUM A CO.. 161 \V. Bandolph-at. Iron SUnatactoren. THE DAVID K. FORD, 60 to C* West Washing too-st. and 47 to 65 South Clinton.st. CHICAGO PLATE A BARSULL CU.. 732 Wabash. Job Printers. CLARK Jb EDWARDS. 198 Weal Randolpb-st. U. WILI.SON AC0..35 W. bakeit: Jewellers (Wholesale). COGGSWELL A CO.. 315 Weat Madlaon st. STARK A- ALLEN. 363 Wabash-av. Jewellers. A. H. HILLER, 479 Wsbaab-ar. GILES BUGS., coroM. Wahaab.ar. and BM-at. N. MATSON k CO.. 451 Wabwh-av, A. B.’YAN COTT. IST Wabosb-ST. Japanned Ware and Tin Cans. HORTON A TANCUER, 63 Caoal-aU Lnr Bobla: CALLAGE AN A COCKCROfT.UIW. Randolph-st. E. B. MYERS. 1022 Wabasb-ar. 1 I4very stables. HAAS POWELL, 25 to 3TW«st JladUon-et. WEIGHT U803.. MU Washington at. -BeaUier-Findings. PAGE 880. AtCO.. 33 and-ST Canal-sU BLACKBURD A 880., 27 South Canal-st. c. c. wallin a son. as so. cauai-at. I,timber and Shingles. W. B.PuETrYMAN, 6 W. Lake-at. Liquid Slating Paper and Black Boards, J. DAVT9 WtLDEB.m West Rsudslpb-et. lAwytt* and Adjusters. BECKIY4TII. AVEH A KALK4. <95 Wabash av. UAUSER A WAITE, s&Bsst Harrison sU 'ICAT A'SIITCUELL.Tt Sooth Clinton st. SAMUEL J. ATWATER. U South CUnl«n *U MORAN* ENGLISH. UtJ \\>«t lUndolpb-Bt. &LDREDGS ,t TOUBXBLUTTE, 401 Wabssh-ar. JUtUAirjl.-BISSELL.A4-West llandolpb-it. GOCDY A CHANDLER. 391 Waboah-av. HERUKKT A QUICK. W9 Sfate.sT. W. Jl. lIoLDEN. l&l-WcaCMadison-st. A.GOOUBrciI, 3U stonroe-»t. W. B. SCATES, lii W. .Madison at. SCAUUnN. McCAGQ A FULLER. 464 Michigan ar. WARP,STANFORD A RIDDLE, HOW. Washington. IIEUVCT, ANTHONY A GALT, 3» Wabaab av. WAKRMAN. MANLY* WaKKMAN. 45S.Can*l at BENTLKV. DENNETT, pLLMAS A IYRS, 376 Wahisli mt. HARDINO A SIcCOY.SfA Wabash-ar. WILLIAMS it THOMPSON. 5M Wabash-ar. JOUK W. WACQUOP.-VU Wabash-ar. A.O.JtICH ATHOMAS.9H Wiehicm-ar. KLA A I’AUKEItaudG. WM’LUMMER, 154 West Kandolph-st. ROSENTHAL. PENCE A 510SES. Room. 8. S. W. cnr. Randolph ami HaGted-st., aim) H.TO Wabwh. OjCIPKK 3i PACKER. 103 West Washinuton-St. BiiHNKTV ASIIKRBCUNK. Id I W..Waihiiigton-st. C. 51. HARRIS. 137 West Munroe-st. LYMAN A JACKSON. 79 West M«>Uson-it. SMITH A KOHLSAAT, C2SoathN'anal.at. SI*UJfYUBD, McDAID A WILSON. 77 West Modi* son-et.- HACON A NORTON. 637 Wabash ar. GKO. A. MEECH. IN Harmon conn. SIDNKYSMITII.IWStaIest., near Eighteenth. D. SCHUYLER, 646 State st.. near Eighteenth. LAMBKRT.TREK with 51. W. Robinson. MS.Clin ton M.; also, with 11. IL Magte,. at their resi dence. 1194 Prairie nr. JOHN A. OWEN, 123S W. Madison st. U. D. MAGUCDEIt. lsl W. 3lddHonst.,9a. m. lo I p. n.t at 391 Wabatb ui.. 2 l» 5 B. m. CLaUK>OS A VAN SOUAACK.SM Wabaah-av. Wjl. 11. ItICUAItDSON. 163 Weal Wnahliifiton-at. K. A A VAN DUREN. 194 W„ JUdUou it. SIDNEY THOMAS. 93 K. Harrison et. BONNEY, FAY A GRIGGS. 120 W. Washington st. JESIE O. NORTON. 3ofi Wabash »r. J. E. LOCKWOOD. 337 Wabash av. A. J. MARKS. 7«7 Wabsoh-av. MATES* JIODGKS. m Weal Madiann-at. W. K. WHITEIIuUSE, 135 West .Madison (Cole’s Block). MIDLER, FROST A .LEWIS, 563 .Michigan av. I.lC(oora--YVhole««Ic. P. O'NEIL, 93 East Harrison st. Lbnt. CHICAGO LIME CO., 500Slate-sl. Manufacturer* of Pocket Books and Fancy Goods Dealer*. MERRER BROS.. MSouth Canal-at. Masonic Goods and Itegallaa. 11. R, CAD ERE Y. 129 South HaUted at. A.S. WADHAfIIS A CO., <63 W. Mftdl»on st. Maps and Charts. JAS. VAN VECUTEN, 512 Wabash ar. Millinery (Wholesale). KEITH PROS..«UftVr»»H<* ar. 11, W. ft J. M. WETHERELL, 300 Wahash-av. WEBSTER BECK. West Waabiogiou, Union P*ik. MaYHON, PALY Jt CO., Midi.-at.. near Adami*iit. Slatcheg. ECLECTIC MATCH CO.. »7 Weat MadDon-st. Map* and Chart*. CEO. F. CRAM. M Writ Lake at. Merchant Tailoring. MATTHEWS MASON, 659 Wabaßh-af. F. KLY. Gv: Wahaab-» Wabafh-ar: 31. S. CANNON, SH Wah-iah-av. McINTYUK A RICHAHDS. !39 Twenty-sernort at. UU USK A UARNUM, <73 Wabaab av. Mill Furnishing* .1. W. BAXTER A CO., fool West Washington-at Newspapers. CHICAGO NEWSPAPER UNION. 13 North Jeffersoo-st. Oils (Wholesale.) KENLY A JENKINS, 3l N«nb CanaLst. Oysters and Fish. A. BOOTH. GO? MlcbltaU-aV. F. J. Jt UTIL w-and 87 South Canal-at. D. D< MALLORY ft CO n IH-West Jlandolph-?t. HENRY M. CURTIS. 107 Eaat Twelfth-al. A. RYDER. S63,Mlcblgan-ar. Office'and Fnrnltnre. H. >l, SHERWOOD. 103 to M«South CanaMt. A. 11. ANDREWS A CO., 119 A 131 W. Wmhhiclori.at. Paper Dealers. J. W., BUTLER ft CO.. 13 North Jefferson-M. SORTHWKST PAPER Co., >7 Weal L»ke-«l. BRADSER, SMITH A C‘K. Oiy Stalest. ah-CAil. FITCH A CONVERSE. 55 Woat Late at. Paper Btft Mauufacluren. RITCHIE A DUCK, 413 W Van Buren st. Painting (Sian and House.) BARRY A CUSHING. E63 State-at. Printing Presses. OFFICE OF R. HOE A Co., of New York, at Chlcap Newspaper Union. 13 North JaAsraou-st. H KURKHOFF. A rent. GLOBE JOB, 15 Weal Washington at. Physicians and Surgeons. JUSTIN IUVKS. il. te> Oalimet r»r. INDIAN DOITTOR. lUSuutU Halttodal. Q. B. BEEBR, 953 Prairie-ar, A.G. 8EE8E,64 Park-ar. W.O. HUNT. 3ta Weil Madiaen*«t. LAKESIDE MONTHLY. 10 West Randolph-st. Pianos* W. W. KIMBALL, CIO Mfchigaa-ar. J. BAITER ft CO.. 270 Michigau-av. KKXD'S TKMPLK OF MUSIC, 61 Sixteenth-9t. lUK>T A CADT.6I2 Michlcao-ar. Picture Frames and Monldings. BAMMONS.'CLAUK ft'CO M 197»ml IW Clinl.M. M. C. P. COGGEBbIIALL. 34 Went Washington-**. Paints, OUi, Glass, Etc. CHASE. HANFORD CO.. 479 Sdutb CaDAI-al. Periodicals. TU R SPECTATOR/’ 45« Slat*.«. STA NDARD.CUUKCH A GOODMAN. I3 Ilarmon-ct. CK.M OF THE WEST, ZU Wabaah-av. Fltimbingand Gas Fitting. W. H. PATTERSON. 131 West U&udolpb-at. JAMES IRONS. 9 So. Ualated-tt. JOHN HUGHES A SON. 345 W. Stadhon st. PnbUahsrs, ADASIS.BLACKMKR ALYON. 179 W.Waiblnston, LAKESIDE PRINTING CO.. 13 Harmon cutiri. MOSK.H WARREN. 131 West RanUoli-li-at. A. N.KELLOGG. C 3 and 65 South Catml-sC. Powder. AMERICAN. «ttl ImHana.ae. I.AFLIN A RAND POWDER CO., 595 Wahoah ar. Hallway Sappllc*. MAR6U A GOOOIUDGE. a. w. cor. Canal and Lake Beal Kstate and Lean Broker*. GRAHAM. PERRY A CO.. 74 Writ Madison-st. A. T. HEMINGWAY. M.'OUth Caoai-st. J. H. REES A CO., 4TV Wabash-av. RIVERSIDE IMP. CO., TW» Wabash-av. GEORGE A HILL i«9 State-st. ILLINOIS MEAM FORGE CO.. <3Sooth Canal at. Beal EiUte and Loan* ISAAC ft. niTT.23oWest Randolph-«t. S. H. KEKFOOT CO.. 512 Wabash-ar. BLANCHARD BROS., 807 State-st, SNYDER A LEE. 9 South llalsted and corner of Monroe and LaSalle-sti,, Nixdn's Boil ding. DaIKP A BRADLEY, 63 Ninth Canai-st. G. H. lIDBBARP. Jr., TO Sooth Canal-st. ►ODF.S,. SHELDON A SCUDDEH,62So. Canal-st. HENRY WHIPPLE A CO., So. W. cor. Randolph and lialated-ats. A. KoVATs. s. W. cor. Randolph and IlalitM-aU. B. r. JACOBS A CO.. 6X4 Waba*b-ar. J. K. JJUKCUKLL A CO.. Mfi Wabuh-av. INGLKDEW A SOUTH WORTH. 4tl Wabash-ar. CEO. 0. NEWBERRY. 437 Wabash «t. a. K. WING A CO.. 439 Wabash bt. ULLRICH A BOND, Ml Wabash ar. J. S. A A, SCOVi LL. 437 Wabash ar. REA A CATES, 706 Wabash ar. D. COLE A SON. IAS West Madison it. I>. K. PRaRSONS. 13s West Madison si. EDWARD F. THOMAS. MI West WaM.inctuQ-st- N. F. MERRILL A CO.. Ml West Washington tt. WM D. KERFOOT. S9 Eart Washington-st-, Kertoot’s Block.*’ THOS. A. drMATSON HILL. 401 Waba*h-ar. FRED. L. PARK A CO., MO Michigan-ar. SCOVILLB A HAKVKY. 3M W*U*»h-ar. W. 11. SIMPSON. SIS West Washington-*!. GEO. Q. NEWBURY, A 37 Wabasb-ar. S. PEI.AMATKK. UCTwenty-secood-st. Railroad and Machine Olla. BRADLEY A SIBLEY. GO West lake at. Railroad Depots and Ticket Office*. MICHIGAN CENTRAL, foot of Twenty.ascond-st.; Ticket Office corner Canal and 91adiaon-ats. ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CO., General Office*. 410 Michigan ar. Prwnrer Depot, foot oi Twentp-secood st. Local Freight Office, foot sf.sourh Water st. Oct-Frelrht Depot. O. B. A Q. Depot, Ir.-Frelehl Depot, font nf Sooth Water st. j CHICAGO. BURLINGTON A QUINCY R. 11., 1 Depot and Ticket office, corner Indiana ar. and I Sixteenth st. _Oot Freight Depot, corner Canal and Sixteenth sts. General office*. *»2 and 404 Mfrhlcan *v. CHICAGO, DANVILLE A VINCENNES. 63 North Hahtted-st. Skirts. SCRIBNER A NICHOLAS. 776 State st. JOHN H. O’BRIEN. fc»2 Wabaah-nv. Safes. DIEBOLD KtSNZLES, 44S State-*;. II ERRING A CO., comer of Mtb-it and Indiaas-av. M ACNKAL A DUBANTt. 27 So. Canal HALL’S SAFE AMD LOCK CO.. 06 West Madison Sewing Maclaines. FISKLE k LYON. 73 Soath llalsted st. ItOMßaHtrrrLC.zn West Madleoa-st. WHEELER A WILSON. 233 West Madison st. WEED. 196 West Madison at, Florence, u sinridge conn. BLEssa.’rJ.. H. LEKOW, tu W.Twelfth st. Saibf Doon t and Blinds. CHARLES J- L. MAYER, S. cor. W. Late and Canal-a ta. Saddleix Hardware. BRIGHAM A JONES, tt West Kaodolph-st. HAYDEN A KAY. 47 W«t Randolph sc. I Storck Companies. THE OSWEGO. 97 W. Madison-st. _. Scales, Trucks* *c. F.ATKBAXKS, GREENXEAP& CO., 11 S.Csnsl-st. j>i\ PORSCO., 46 Soalh Dcrplalncs-st. CHICAGO SCALE and 36 W.Washlngtoo-st. lIOWKTa, 67 North Jeff*r*on-st. Salt. lIASKIN. JfiRTIN A WHEELER, 6365. Canal-tL Sign Fainting. P. R. GROUT. e. eor. Clinton 1 and Ailnra*-si«. Stencil Tools and Stock. FINIGAS, S6l iL Rxndolph-et. lUUAN*4JN.4I West Madivou-st. Stencil Plates and Tools. JUHS t’. UILTOH.66 West Lake. Sikool Books. IYISON. BL.SKKUaN, IaYLOR k VO.. 773 West Randolph it. QEU.AU. W.AHEEWGOD. lOlSontb CsnaUt. Togs. DENNISON A CO., 31 Sooth Canal at. Tobacco (Manufacturers and Jobbers.) HEARTY, WAITE A DODGE, 9u W.Washlngton-st. Terns (Wholesale I,' F. A. BRAYMEU. JK. A CO.. Mj W Waehineton-st. N. SHERWOOD A Co.. SIX state-st. DANA. HYDE A CO., t N. C. Draper, agt) 49 bake at XAXLOgA WJUGHT. ITAWabavh-ir. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Type I'oondrleii Prlutiuf P reate*, lull*. ROUNDS KAKE, Vi n th Tin a*late *nd Metsli, Tinned and nponned Ware. FRANK STL'UG£S«£ CO., cor. Harrison am! Peoria. i _ _ P*S)aWea Co. JAS. WRIGHT, 12 North Clinton ir. j fancy Krorera and (nut. ha to commenced j t-. Vinegar 9rannfac* nrcrs k'nloc** *Caio 10 £(l ■lint, linumJ oil, nor. rr lied, and boiled and cruuod oilcake, *itl leceiv# prompt atteutimi. Thsnkioc cur friends far their favors In the past, i we Buttelt their ccntinued custom. E. 'V. DLATUIFORD A CO., 70 North CUntoii st. Dr. U. 1., Uea, Residence, 1114 Hours S to lo». tu. We>t Side office, 133 Suath Halned-st. Office hours, 2to Corn Husks, Cora Husks. O. 11. STACY A SON, Have resumed their HUNK BUSI.NTJ4S. And ratallialicd a branch of tbeir Great Eastern Bedding 110034, at 513 and Sl3 Male-st. Parties buying Urge qnatilirs of bedding l.;»d b**t. ter cal) on ihutn. Estnay, Simmons j*r«' atock. formerly of i«7 South U.iier-et.. is at hi# warehouse ohop and stave yard. 93. 97. 99 and Mi SOUTH DESPLAINKS-ST.. Poet Office Address. South l>esp)aine« el. Hager, Spies Co., Wholesale Fruit Dealers, NO. €5 NORTH JEFFEUbOX.S T. efirwer'Fnlton. Norman C. Pcrklus, ATTORNEY 3H3 Michigan nr., just aonth of Twelfth at, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. After the Fire! Now is the time to buy Pianos, Organs, Melodeons, Brass and String Instru ments, &c., &c. JiMwEl Formerly of 69 Washington-st., now located at 270 and 614 Michigan-av, llktp, with characteristic energy. already received from NKW YORK nod BALTIMORE brancliwu Urge stock of tho eclel>r.»tM Knabe Pianos, J. Bauer Co.'s Pianos, Needham’s Tongucd" Organs, And other Musical Merchandise. which they offer to th« pobtio for CASH m greatly reduced rati**. In a fow«l»ya they will lure on ham! a new mrle ORGAN, Moat elegant ami nnigne indesiffn. which they in vita tiie public to sail and examine. Pianos. Urbans. Ac., tuned, repaired and polillted: also, packed «nd shipped. 270 and 614 Michigan-av. W. W- KIMBALL, 610 Michigan-av. Pianos, Organs Melodeons. PIANOS Toil SALE AND TO REST. N. 11.—All persona who have rented or lca«<«l Pia nos will please call and report. Entrance to warerovms, 6!0 Michigan-av. Piano* tuned and repaired. DRY GOODS. Simpson, Norwell Co. mU occupy the stores io Hie Sew Mar ble Building on Tieity-secotti-sl.nearWaliasl-af. On or abont Ist Xovembcr, with an en tire SEW STOCK of DRYGOODS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. PEESEST OFFICE: i:»r Indiana ar.. near Twcntr-nlnlli st. MACHINERY. PORTABLE AiV’D STATIONARY STEM ENGINES And Hoisting Engines.' A good article At luw prices. Erery machine war ranted. Prices of oar Stationary Engines, delivered la Chicago: 4 Horns Power a .‘“lT.'!sy o 4U 1.30) Address 11. B. BIGELOW A CO.. New ileren, Coos. MACHINERY. J.A.FAT4CO. Have romored to 51 West Lake-st., at which place we are prepared to recelrc older*. We «»U nave a Urge stock of oar wood-working ma chines la a Jew day* from our factory at Cincinnati. C. la. RIGS GO. Oar New Building, lOOsITO, Comer Canal and Hairison-sts., Will he completed about the 2Sth in»t., when we will be prepared to show oor naal aeiortmentof [BOX and WOOD.WORKING MACHINERY, Railway and MaebinisU* fiapplies. Fail atock of Knowles’ Steam Poops, Rubber and Leather Belting, Robber Hose and Packing. We .are in position to ml orders with promptness aoddespatch. Eagle Works Manufacturing Co., Offlrr. -IS Cannl-si. We hare escaped the great Are and aro prepared to famish any quantity of machinery. Engine* and boiler*, mining machinery. raw mills, floor mill*, nod mill tarnishing. RALPH GATES,Sec. P. W. GATES, Brro’t, DISSOLUTION NOTICES. Hardware. NOTICEOr DISSOLUTION OP COPARTNERSHIP Notice is hereby guren that the copartnanhlp hero taforecxUting between the undersigned. is hereby dlswlrtd by mutual conseht. Alt matter* pertain* inc to the old Arm will bo adjusted by Edwin. Hunt and A. Lacar linnf, wlio wUlcoutlnue tliA Inini wi tu s«e «t »h«r BUSINESS CAR US. Harris’ Sales. A SPOT LEFT AT K’UTH CANAL-nT. Tat) and toe tho lars>* U»L tb- enutrar# of whleh were saved. Jerne Almlnl, 669 STATE-ST., and I'M!nton’ materials. Fresco and Hou*e Painters. A full stock on the n ad. f* Smith* AUCTION AND COMMISSION .MKRCJIAST, Late 73 South cTark-at.. uow 122 Blue Isiaud av. wilt open In a few d4y« with it foil linen/ auction goods. Dealer* supplied os usual. Munu, Norton Stott, PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 162 West Woshingtoo-st. Knowles, Cloycs Co. PIKENIX MILLS. Will resume basioe,* {a a few days with a fall atock uf teas, coffees, soicaa, Ac., la frame tuilJin,', oppo site the oUI stand. 29 and 51 River-st. Hawes «k I»avrrence, A TTO R N E YS-AT-L A W 363 Mate-al, Special attention uiren to prepariag pr.Mtfof 10-se* A complete liae of blanbe for proota on hand. H. A* Adams «k Co., HAND STAMP DEALERS, llavoaurvivivl the great confLagration. Iteopeue.l at 23 »»e.*t namu>lpb-9f.. and are now icady to filt or ders for Railroad, Dank, and Offic** Stamp# eeuls with proniptnes, and despatch. Send in vi»nr 4>rder-. Edward Mendel, LUhograpber, Engraver, and Printer. SHU survives, and is ready to execute all orders tor Lithographic work promptly at Broadway Market nail. Corner Twenty second and Slate streets. To my drlilon: Owing to the (art of my location in the First National Bank Building, wb>rh wavsne posed to W absolultly fire proof, I had no in surance, and have consequmtly sustained a total Ir.b-r* left at Hu- Sherman House will bo promptly atipiidcl Help for the Sufferers, 1 ,n r old friends and customers who went so nn lorfnnateaa to lose everything by ihe great fire, will find ns able and willing b* nuist them in making a new atari. Come and #oe oa. SMITH, CLEARY* ENRICH T. at Marfcet-at.. formerly I7aml 19 Rtv.T-«t. Uumsey, Williams Co., COMMISSION MSnciIASTS, All right at their new location. 43 Canal-at.; wilt continue to make liberal advance* «n all coucigu meuls of grain. floor, provisions «nd seeds. lllbben Co.. l»atn S3 MicUUao-av., n«nr 2t Archer-nv., holesalo Deters in Teas. Tobacco. and t igar*. We liat« the pleasure to say to our friends and customer* that we still continue tmsiocet. and have now in store assorted stock* of Ten*, tobacco#, and I iit-xrs, and wo arc receiving dally .additions t« our Hoc*. HIPBKX .t Cl». Markley, AUlug «fc Co. WiIOI,E.S.\LK HARDWARE. OFFICE Ci CALUMEf.AV W ill re-nmo budm-s# about Nor. I at their nsw Store, 3T. and ITT einte-Bt.. when and where they will 1»> please.) to recoire orders for a**od* and tU-irold friends. Oar friends own.* o» will greatly aid us by immediate remittance. To tlic Move Tra«lc, ia i:Di:rr >;utm a Tmy Store Works, arc {r. p.r- 1 j 1(: ol tliHf coofcins nml (■ratoa suit coal j r i -t The Office ol the Mechanics’ National [«t.. ni! Kt l 11 ,r Bank la at Thiny*aeT«>ath-at.. corner ludiani-ar. q»tU further nnlic*. Office of CUAS P. KELLOGG A Vi*. eWMtchlsan-fcT. J, M. Stine, Kramer Co., Announce to their friends and the trade Generally that they hare temporarily located At 319 STATE STIiEET. Nenr Harmon Court, where they will open In a few days. a (rush and doiirsbie stock of Notion*. Iloelcry. fleali Fnrnlalitne tiooda, etc •I popular price*. Orders solicited nod promptly attended to. C. H, Fargo fit Co., Ma-mfrtrtureri and Jobbers Moots and shoes. Temporary offlcjaud store, 613 W.ibash ar. Will occupy onor about November l, the fineitcu brick building No. 3T.’> State et.. near Twelfth »t W«» shell I eable to fill orders about October 23. F. J. RUTH, SQUARE BRAND OTSTEII DEPOT. 86 and 87 South Cnnal-st* Orders from city and country promptly attended to. Stationery, Ulauk Hooks, Paper, tin velopes, Ink, Sou WHOLESALE FISH DEALERS. Ready for business at No. 60 South Canal at., and 59 West Water si. J. H. Dole Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Office id Canal-st., with P. W. Gate* A Co. All safe and ready for business. oiloger A Ballard, BealEKate Brokers, 479 Wabash av. We or* now prepared to negotiate •ales and purchases of real ertate as heretofore. Underwood A Co., Commission Memhanu, temporary office 436 Wabash at. We Yet live. NELSON A CARR, Commission Merchants, will continue businesses ustul at n East Single st. C. W. E. Pardridge «tCo., Have reopened their wholesale rooms at 93,925 and 9T7 auto-st., with an entire now stock of CRT GOODS. at their original low prices. .Allhoet-ULnSttw affSItfESS OAtU)> OBJ. W. HAC32.IX, Harmon i Jaco'iie, ALBANY. N. Y. Pn»ppistor» -f JACOBIKV PATENT I) CHINK. Office of G.W. Marshall G COMMISSION MKRCUAS 7 77 We.: Mali. .r. We lure not bc-a burned -»ur. and a: to want;* of cimntrv ‘hirp'r? *’i r Officer of the Spectatcr, ro caSal and stati:-> InsuranceSitppileo. Rhinka pi. olbcial insumneo reports. g,\iur j i;'; i,■ Condition of lueitra:..Coatpani- Printing. Stntionerv. Da-ife-, ia\ i cuted by eur NEW YORK tiFFlrl*. v-hm .j vh* «i., >t ivua ur re i,. Los-<-i adjusted; pn»->C- tsrcpire I; v iitv.i r and collected. .1. M. ,t c. M. 7<» Cjn;il-St.. ;lt. i i Cook TflcUain, DYERS, Rcmoreil io ;’ii) Sjatu-t.. roar H i Gage Brothers Co, \v.» ire u< v i- c it 1 it 901 INDIANA Our ne<» fji.ct -if 3* it I: :>--r v the tin*, is u.nv iirrivin a.d mii .4 i r. U«T, 2l>. we Will t. t(| ;i piri.ti.Ki 1,. i. vrs and fill order. ;m form.-r!-- Kv-r sivlijh. au.t sniuid.- for I Pjrtie-owing ns van. I v (S-n ii ij this rartirul *r tinv*. v-rv m Clap aiifl Lyons Vm SO© snate-s! Manufacturer* and d*MVr- iu «J-; Lime (CVtacut), Phuh-r I’iri- »»>f. CVKUo Gilbert, Hubbard Co., sini* finxoLiißs ixn s.uui TWINES AND n.RDV Arc new w Block*. Ac., an 1 within ten lt< >u»r.-t.»f.»r.«, tn Ml aav I r- ‘u Price, Rosenblatt Co, WHOLESALE (JKS'IV Have taken Arcuu,. Had. v in. scCond-»t-, wh-rv* they will <>m:nn until proper biiiMtng* arc ftill lin.4 .-f cn,>.|4. ;,.|d r,-i!j tr W. L. 8. Jenney, ARCHITECT. NO. Vi I’KCK roi Lazarus Silverman t bankers. Rrtn-'Vrd to V.2 W.41-;»s>..:iv i La 7 RCs Sll.t I ;M Geo. 11. Gale Temporary ulttc' C. DclVol; JL>rst'K of nit: i* At hU old rlir. No. V J. C. Cochrane AIiCJIITEiT. office No, 11*. mul it Niv.a's si ner of L.iSal!i» and Mnnn N,.»' Elliptic Sewing Marliiiu- ir»«f Ms T. S. FITCH Can be found in temporirr 'tuart.-r. old sund, liWatnl ii.-arb -ru-'t i’. »-l Cottage Crovcar.. n.-ar TINr:-.-.!,; We have several nrrllrati.i; r v Pr, r v district orel*«*wh~re will j.j asalM i., sitn ntu a call. A. J. INN A' M rip)i-»r.. nml, i ni.- K n CtIAS. 11. llC'siniJCJ* Succ«!K*.»r to Utvnaon A and \rliol«>«.tled<>aler m T«l»n. Mm;t, Ji»i. ins, an.i tin Mimuii BATES vV LAW OFFICE, H3 West The Wilson Sewing M.u lt new 75 Wet Mail..-..;;.- A lull stock f-n hand. Oiv» v.* umlaiue*. LOUD. tlOVl' C«co. C. Clarke ,S; Co. Insurance agents. in Klln.lv;- r written in th* Manufacturer, In.nr,, Boston; North Anwt.'rjn Fi»,- m-i.ru. XrwY-rs; H.-tn* !n«nrat)- L M*.i;nt» m\. Railway Stipr ORERAR, ADAMS &C ii.vvi: kj:uovi:i» their "Fr.i To 64 South Jeffer ATTENTION DRUGGII H. F. SWIFT I‘JO WOOJHVARI) V DETROIT. MICH Wh.i|e«a|n nrniruisr* and tl j» Broshes. Patent 31-dielni*-. Sp-n; DrnitgiMe’ Olassware. ot.- etc. .-u.- j iwdera at lowest rush rale,. Send for .(notation* b-jf.-ru pim-ha-d.i.* ir f. aiTUT »v umi G. Whitaker cL r»»., cuMMiaio.N mkizi n.wrs. Opposite Eldridga Conrt, on Lake frmr. of biuter. e*se. cranberries. einr«n... i W. S.\ WEEK, formerly .’t U.o.iin-: IJ.S. WHITAKER .t K‘> Gilbert Sampson will resume huilne-- opjm*; NO. 32D MICIIHJAN-.VV Office for the pruatu; OniUCKIGAX.AV BUSS, MOORE C Wholesale Grocer?*. Office at «i| one. We aro balldfnz a temponirv Lake shore, nearl’eckConn, am! will •loses in a very few day-. Good- nr.- r Wetmstno efforts on the part of' 'MI be omtted to wit, j omited to contlnne placing n< ir of araUabie fond?* at the earliest mom Currency by express. 11. IV. Rogers. Jr., iv n PRODi: CK. OOMJIISSI SEED MERCHANTS. 10 Heat San Fox A Howard, Contractors tor dredging. diking. bri I. etc. Office, No. Sfi North Works. Carter .Tones. Itunber Cxebaage, No. ID Fi Lumber arid shingles by cargo. si»j carload. Orders promptly filled. A, Zeller, BILLIARD TABLE MAN CF-U* baa resumed business at MS State-.t prepared to supplr the trade *ll arficl*.’ Eldridge Tourtellol bare located their law office Car the pre west Madison-su and also at the \vo comer of Wabash-av. and Twumy.s.-cu Law Books. CALLAGHAN A COCKCROFT It) nave on the way an entice new be ready for boatnesa In a tew day.. Artificial Limbs. Dr». Bly A J. E. Gardner*. Artificial lactofTiWTwenty.second.st. All path free while bore. Wm. Kerr Co. Manufacturers of Wisconsin lime. Louisville wmeot. plaster, hair, itc un hand ami ordoro filled promptly. Window Caps, Keys, and. Sil] Tablej etc., *tc, f Trcar stone, can h, h*,| 0 f DAVi Grand Lapide, Mich. .-Box 414. A fare chance for these wanting a (i. m. iiewm i Office is now at 33T Micliiga