KEW YORK. i state Operations of Swee ny and the Other Bingleaders. iminnry Legal Action igalnst Tweed, Xngcr -8011, and Garvey. York tity Political Items. :ago Dry Goods Merchants P.eparing to Hecom mence Business. ir York. Oct. 25.—The real estate operations 'o.?d. Connolly. Sweeney, and Hall, as pub from the official records, show that Conool ‘ion rued. 1 iSGti. for debt, swore that be i.otning. but that since that time he has ■i 1 v>tatc hoods to the amount of $2,300.- T.v cd. bankrupt in 1861, ha* bought and Sold k'dcc ISGS, to the amount of 34.474.UM. rim gnlar transactions amount to $8,500,0UU. purchiwes amounted In three yean to .•.i.rii'*. Mayor Hall's to $150,000, -toidry a considerable ana of money was dls r.vd aM-.onz the destitute prisoners In the Lud* >ira.i?t J.iih their stanlng wives and children. iMioor. iacarceraied for non payment of floes tv.* r tr,jni. has been released, and there Is r.d joy atuoug the prisoners at Judge Bar- Treasurer Bradley explains In a card, how .1- economized In hl« department and saved yto the city. Bradlayls tbe Tammany can for senator. 0 Tribune will rejoice at the election of Tilden. and 'ilemaa. tbe'refora candl i\ v control of the organisation: Ovtendorfer denouaccd Magnus Gross. tiin-Uuc of tbe German Joint Commit.ce of Reform. he New York Timet says that Judge Barnard e iu the Foley c*»c has been modified and re d wav till there la very little of it left k-t night tlicrewasa mass meeting, at which Wurktngmsn's political party plaifoTO w*s adopted, and nominations tn nine r:c:s wore agreed upon. enrv Ward Ucechor, Dr. John Hall, and others, e i»-ucd an appeal to the Sunday Schools of eru-a forcoDtnbatlon* to erect a new building thf Illinois Street Mission. lr. Chicago. r. E. Longwortb, a carpenter, who lost ovety ui the Chicago fire, suicided here yesterday, eadin-; dry goods merchants of Chicago meet ibis city In a day or two, to-consult with the lur* here concerning their present übUgatlona future transactions. t a meeting of the Committee of Seventy, last nln?. dlisailafaction was expressed at the nomt inn ofLedwltb by Tammany, for tbe Supreme :rt. imjge Tappan. of Brooklyn, to-day. granted an -ournmentofthe bearing of the order retnrna htfvire him, dissolving the Injunction order of dju I’nts in the Flsk-btoko-Mansfield case. I'Li;- Foley injunction was modified, this morn* >o a? to permit the carrying on and completing ihv workaoi apermanentcharacter. U lha monthly sale of Scranton coat to-day, the String price* were obtained Lamp. t&wai.QO: arifr. -3.50a3.F7 j-2; grate, ;4.25aJ.35; -g, stove. :5.35a5.50; chestnut, tß.fisaß.B7t. rhe delay in the arrival of the Russian Beet is ntiuu-d in naval circles to the fact that It ie iking way bUUcr under eail. lu-.Vttrr aay. a preliminary movement on the ban commenced by an action to equity to he iVecmcd by the Attorney General, acting uph Charles O’Conor, against Tweed. Inger- J. and Garvcre. Arrests will Immediately fob V. They will bo held to ball to *2,000,000 answer any judgment. The pipers «rc igiby, and, it is alUged, are accompanied accounts, tracing large trams Into Tweed’* -sc-ssion. Another county expected to bo the .■tie oftbc legal opeaalions, probably Albany, as due Barnard's fidelity to Inc cause of reform U a!n.,d. Corporation Counsel O’Gorman ha»a»* rilled George Tlckbor Curtis with him iht* actions, in behalf of the city, to over monies alleged to have been fraudulently rained. Tho necessary paper* have been served lupersoll. Keyset, Tweed, Connolly, Miller, vld-oa. and other?. I’ e Board of Apportionment has transferred ap iipaation? exceeding S3*JU.OUU to the payment of •reM on the city dent, about due. V commnnlcatiun from the Cororolaaionore of i iit-u Court Haase state* that they have made or. qui itlou» lor $300,000 and. ,only received in consequence of which the woflt baa ?u ru?j> nded. i’ue Lamar Insurance Company Is d to I u\e enough assets to meet Chicago losses cirid.U »>—and leave SJOJ,OW over. It will doubt with paid capital, n.o Jury has been objunod in the llosenzweig ue early cloaiog movement otetorc* on Satur tin? later, aa in summer, is extending to all artmvnteof mercanHle buslne**. liL-eJ. Ihe forger, at emptedln the TouibeCour, ■«ali«iw a torgud vueck, the evidence of hie I:. He was prevented by the detectives. 'utrkk Kelly, charged with dealing in counter luouL-y, cut ble throat with a razor in the conn ail las' night. iov. Hoffman appoints November 23d as a day thanksgiving. U-a >’auooal Insurance Convention rejected an vuduium to the report of the Committee on nation, jirovidinglhat the uniform rate of taxa -11 (>«.-1 jKT cent on the gross premium* or fire up tnic?. >3 percent outhe gross premiums of rw i* companies, and 4 per coot 00 policies of ■:.-ni|i.iuies, terminable at the death of the mod, audl per cent on every other form of life WASBWCIOff- urral Thomas Bennett, of Indiana, Appointed Governor of Idaho. i'a-hmgion. Oct. 25.—The Secretary of War baa in-cM-il irum the Military Academy or treating u vi.'teuci-ai«J h»ra>*tng other cadets. Cadet* \V. Wtlto Dcwtt, Clinton, Frazier, F. Hubbett, and Jno. L. For the same cause he has ordered th*- it-. 1-Miller and Hammond be deprived their ;t lut-iough and confined to the limits «f the hi umll uex year. Thoula* W. Bennett, of Indiana, has l .ppoiuted Governor of Idaho, rice Bowen, rs- :ic »'ivh Service Ccratnlsslon occupied to-day u the classification of offlcen of tbe Civil ii'penflon of ihe order of removal of the d oscc from Humboldt to Independence, Kan ua- been revukcu. TfcC removal will be com need on ibc 13th of December. ‘a. Tiva.-ury Department for some past has been id;ug oat checiu in payment ol interest on r bunds Tbe de{iartmcot sow i* ••ne-ftftU per cent, of tbe tranater In gold from ii rranci*cu and Yort, Instead ofthreC'ldartiia, lu.-werly. The pusu»fflcc department orders the conveyance mall? Truro New.4>cieans to ll*T*ca,-Cnbe, and .nt.>.uler. spaln, by the Hamberg-Atnerican earner Packet Company from November lit. A-r i- the liwt establishment of direct portal com* ra;icatn/n with Spain. Tla* Interior Department recommend* the War apartment to carry out the request of Indian lent VCUaui. and expel the white men who are Urnc u bi-key u» the hioux in the Plane Valley, d who arc unauthorized in the Indian country, i'iteas'trer Spinner auawera an application of a r.y wiio lo«t a email run of legal-tender note*in >_■ tuc«go tin-, that only the power of Congreta u atiord relief. CALIFORNIA, rrcsl of a Fa*ltire~Tl»e rerrible Riot «t Loi An seloa—Sev eral Persons Shot—Fifteen Chinamen tUaEcd—Baildinffi Fired, Etc., Etc. -an Francisco, Cal., Oct. —Bill Russell, an her irpcajrtd State prisoner from Nevada, was ptnred here this evening, while endeavoring to i;t on a vessel fora foreign poet. t»eorge O'Connor, Mormon leader, tn San Fran co. taking coysaol on ibo prosecutions now pro j-iiu-iu salt Lake, aay* that confidence con iu-e Mandcirs, was shot through the leg. T..e mob attacked the whole Chinese quarters, id were resisted by the Chinese. .Five hundred :ned men prevented any escaping. Fifteen Chi in.eu were hanged by the mob. Fire was applied their houses, but extinguished. At» o'clock In 'c evening order was partially restored by the i;hi»ritle?,and there will proliably pe no more -.hmJ sbei. Several Chinamen \v era .arrested’and ein jail. 1 *v, >au Francisco. Cal., 0ct.25.— I The Hofal Lbe'An *.ob was more disgracelul than at first reported. »e mob was composed mainly of native califor. at- and the drege* oC eoclttv.* All tbn Chmiere i I.v.gcd wete frlglufttlly beaten and maltreated bo l:«’ hanging,* jthre was a -chlH only «or 9 •*rr old. Sixteen were hanged, two men and i-'American found shot dead, and anwhai in 1 til in a critical condition.' Only one of those meed w*» engaged tn the shouting of the offi Tne others are all mppo*«d to have been In i'.-cl, the guilty baring escaped before the mob united their bouses. The old Vigilance Cora tf.tve uae organized to prevent repetition of the iiiToccldcntal Insurance Company, of San Fran j-rii. resolved to-day to resume nttsluess.' 11. ere is much suffering in the San Joaquin Val y. vi here iheciops have wholly failed for two Ooethoneand persons are needing food, ui the citizens are raising funds for tbclr relief. The Kplfcopalctm :;;.i:situore,Octabce2fl.—Beaolnlton ccmaenvritig i.niawtnl the Alb uj’ edition of the prayer book. i»td over, and the committee report d anew providing a method fur the reaoratlan deposed clergymen cpon promising •jiu-rmitv to the doctrine discipline „i ursolp of the church, provided the cause for ~'\uMua was prwpoved lor ministers who have ■nfldoaed the communion of the church, and ;n> may to return. The latter la upon -i.hiitum of three year* of j M y com- The Uepon wt« Uld over cauoo wna reported and passed relating to dlf* to .ces between ministers and congregations, and dissolution ol pastors from ailcutmectfon. n -.vide* lor fhc settlement of aoch controversies >i board composed of a Bishop cod Uve prbfhy each party lo rck-ct three presbyters, and the on three more, woo shall he reduced i" jive by each .party, striking V „Hinea alternately. In the case of refusS fither party appoint the Bishop shall select. s .--cfor. A vmdry or congregation shall be rep '►•Mitcd by laymen. A minority of Jinx b aru unll. when there Ja appareu ly no n of a favorable sc tie me. t. >ec nsnoed the minuter to relinquish inflection with the Church, the terma appearing them ttj&*-aabtc.' In case of a refusal of the khop, they shall taapend the mlols.'er till he re el* hi# refusal, prln caa«;-.p£ a nfhsal -of jc vestry or congregation to comply itb the recommendation they «hal) he allowed representation in l the toc«s&n convention until they retract their re* tsal. Where there ia no Bishop, the President the sunding committee ol the diocese shall .erijec -the dalle*, with the advice of some irhop. The canon shall not be obligatory on dlo :tcn with whose caucus, laws, or charters it in 'rfvres. I i,\ was received from the House of fliofis nominating Her. Wn. Hubirt Hart, of MUetonary lUehop .to Cape _*„inca. Slade the order for to-taorrmr. {•Ritual uuifotmlly was debated till rcccse. fioßtoo, jeatarday,on suspicion of murdering Miss Loehan, whoso tody was found yesterday morning, were held to await the result of the Coron wVm^ n h7db«n°r l[ ,l,,S‘° P D JOUDS of Ohio Methodists resolved to 5 ,o ®2«. on Cincinnati Conference for the Methodist Churches In Chicago. The race between the Uvonla and Dauntless did not take place yesterday la consequence of the weather being stormy. Two men belonging to the Dauntless were washed overboard. One was crowned. FOBEIOX Great Britain. _ New York. Oct 25. Locdon letters to Courier Diplomatique, published In Pari*. says England's great danger Is spread of sefiallstlc doctrines International holds meetings almost publicly. Many high people of tbe country are member* of it. London, Oct. 25.—Miss Rye takes out 145 chil dren, for homos in America, ou the Nettoriaa. which sails tomorrow. Prance. Paris, Oct. 24. tcnible holler explosion oc curred this morning, at Roulialx, In the Depan ment uii >ord, by which ten persons were Ins ant »y killed, and many others badly Injured. Paris. Oct. 25.—The Courier Diplomatique pub lishes what it says Isasemi-oißcial communication. In which it is stated that in 18dl Earl Russell, then British Minister of Foreign Affairs, made over tures through Lord Cowley, British Ambassador to Paris, to Rouber, proposing an alliance, offensive and defensive, w(th France to help Denmark in cans Prussia and Austria shou d declare war against her, England was to corporate with France, and was willing to promise France In re turn assistance in tbe rectification of her frontiers on the Rhine by annexing a portion of the Rhenish provinces. Roechcr asked rime to consider, but throe dnys from the time they were presented to him Napoleon accepted. Lord Cowley Immediate ly communicated tne Emperor's acceptance to his government, whereupon the Earl replied that it was too late, m Ifcr Majesty's government had tie elded not to laterera In tbo case of Denmark. No attempt was made to reopen the subject. Contributions for the relief of Chicago now amount to francs. Cologne, Oct- 25.—A general strike for higher wageshas occurred among the railway employes of this City and vicinity. Over n thousand persons have quit work. Anttria. Vienna. October 25 —The Emperor Francis Joseph is still undecided as to tbe demands of 1 lie Bohemian Diet. The compromise proposed by Count Andrassv will not be ac cepted, It Is said that In rase Bohemia sends un deputies lo the Keichsratb Count Uohcnwortb will resign. War department Weather Hcport. Washington, Oct. 45.—The pressure will prob ably continue to fall from New England to the South Atlantic. Cloudy weather anil partially cloudy weather, with light local rains, i* probable for the Gull Stales. The low pressure In lowa will probably move southeast to Ken ‘Uckv, eastward, with brisk wind* in Illinois. Fresh southeasterly winds on the Labes, and fol lowed by northwest winds on the Upper Lakes, aiABLVE LYTCLLItiE-YCE. Port or Chicago. ARRIVED Oct. 25. Prep St. Joseph, Green Bay, I,oodm shingles, 200 pk* flour and sun drier. SJtmr Alpena. Grand Haven, Sm lumi>er, 50 brs fionr. 46 pks C»h.and sundries. Schr Day Sprmg, Alpena, 3; cd* wood. Schr Champ.on, Buffalo, 490 too* coal. Prop Vanderbilt, Milwaukee, light. SchrMedlalor, Milwaukee, light. Prop Gen. H. E. Paine, Grand Haven, 200 m lumber Prop Ira Chaffee, Saugntuck, 500 m shingles, 25 m heading.-tom *tavc‘, iric. Stmr Corona. Benton Harbor. vnndrliw. Prop Ontonagon, Uanev*At,:iis tons pig Iron 300 bu oats and sundries. Prop Van Kaalte,St Joseph, 32 Brls fish and sun dries. Prop St. Albans, OgUensbnrg, tundric*. Prop Now K;n,GG a ud Haven, 20 m lumber. 20 m staves. Prop East Saginaw. Manlr-tce. 200 cds wood. Prop Alleghany, Bay Cliy, ano m lumber. Brig Mary, Milwaukee. 115 m lumlwr. Bark America, Milwaukee, llgbt. Scbr Jessie Phillips, Mauiatco, I'.tO m lumber. Schr Horace Greeley, llumllu, -til m lumber, 200 m shingles*. Schr Harriet Aun, Windmill Pier, 1.800 tics. Schr Trio, Grand Haven. TOO m shingles. Scbr Orion, Kingston, 440 tons railroad iron. Prop Acadia. Montreal, sundries. Scbr Arab, Murkegoo. 150 m lumber. 1 Schr Minerva, Muskegon,2uo m lumber. Schr Enterprise, Muskegon. 100 m (umtar. Schr Enterprise, Menominee, Itß m lumber- 125 m lath. Schr Fannie and Fl«*y, Grand Haven, S5 m lum ber. Scbr K. B. Hubbard, Pcnlwator, 0«i ra shingles. Stbr Wm. Joocs, Muskrcoo, 140 m lumo.T. Schr Clipper City, Ludingicn. 120 m lumber. Schr Glpscy. Kcwauce. ‘ifiOO He*. Schr Aicturu*, Green Bay, 205 m lumber. 3CO m shingles. Schr A. Mugger, Maskcgun.B2 ni lumber. Schr Julia Smi h. Milwaukee, 7U m lumber. Scbt A. Body. Buffalo. 1.200 ton* railroad Iron. Schr 11. L. t'oi'er, Milwaukee, 550 lons iron ore. Schr Hamlet, Muskegon. 1(30 m lumber. Schr Northern Belle. Oswego, 400 tons ccol. Schr Geetoe. Grand Hareu. 70 cd# wood. Schr Annie Tumine. Manitowoc, 00 cds wood Schr O. Johnson, baugatuck. 120 m lumbei. SchrCha*. Hinckley, Oswcgu, 325 ion* railroad iron. Scbr Major N. U. Ferry, White Lake, 140 m lum ber. Schr U. Blood, Dean’s Pier, 109 eda wood. ScowMiliou, White Lake, 120 m lumber- Stow Back Hawk, Hamlin, l«o m lumber. Schr Flora. Saogauick. 75 in lumber. Barge Apprentice Boy, Grand Haven, 230 tu lum ber. CLEARED OcL 25. Stmr Corona, St. Joseph, j-nndrie*. stmr Alpena. Muskegon, w bu oat*, and snudrice. Prep Ira Chaffee, Snugaluck, 200 green hides, and Huodrief. Prep Old Concord, Buffalo, 10.250 bu corn. Prop St. Joseph, Green Bay, sundries*. Schr Anuta Mulvey, Colltogwoud, 17.3G! bu com. Schr Mlanie Williams. Btifiaio. 2U.00U bu corn. Bark J.G. Master*, Builalo. Sti.oSO bu wheat. Bark America, Sturgeon Bay, 5,u00 hu corn, 75 brls salt, and sundries. Scbr Mean*. Buffalo. 23,849 bu com. Schr Southwest, Burtulo. 3.00U bu wheat. Schr Black Hawk. Ilamlfn. 100 brls flour. 40 bris pork, 20 brls beef, 1,000 bu oat*, 500 bu com. and sundries. Schr J«n« Kalston. Buffalo. 17.577 bu wheat. Schr Bridgewater, Buffalo, 5»i,o00 bu oats. Schr C. If. Johnson. Buffalo. 26,721 bu oat*. Illinois and Michigan Canal. Cannl Ofiice. Chicago, Oct. 25.—Cleared—J. A. fells, Leoiont Arrived—Rescue, Lemont, S6 yds stone Colonel Manning. Lemont.aSyds etone; O. W. Walker, Le mont, to yds Moor. au brlt* lime; S. dt T., Lemont, &»yd» stone; 11. 11. Atkinson. Lemon** «l‘s yds Uan I'Unet. Lemont, .soyds atone: .Eclipse, Le tnont,Ssyds stone; J. A. Welts, Lemont, T4 yds stone; C. Walker. Jr.. U*ntom, Wt yds stone; Board ofTrade. Marseilles. O.uoO lm oata, fi.OOO bn corn; Colonel Taylor, Lockport, 6,guo btt com. 9lUcellaneoui< The tng Caroline Williams arrived herela*t night from Manatee, haring}n tow the schooner Northern Belle, which lost her rudder, headgear, bobstay*, fore-ail. and jjbu. and uae generally dis abled. ofl Point Bcteey, In the gale of. Sunday night last was received this morning from Evanston lha- aboa. full of men was seen off the shore there, wb ch put oat again after they had succeeded in signalling that a vessel was in distress. They could not land for the breakers. The mg J. w. Wood w«s despatched at once, arrivlug there about 9 o'clock, but returned at 2 o'clock, nficr luring scoured »he Jake Tar and near without dm!* log anything. Ills snnposedihai ihevcsselwsa wrecked off urose' ToinX and ha? gone down. A great mauy vessels were doe here yesterdav, and their non-arrival caused great anxiety, as tlic fog over the lake is dangerous. It was not quite so heavy on Lake Michigan to-day as previously, and Ui* hoped the sky »ill soon be clear. The fog arises from the stnnke from the burningdls tricta in Michigan and Wisconsin. Bnffalo Live Stock Market. Buffalo, Oct. 35.—rattle— Receipt* 714 head, making J1.536 head, or Sty car*, a-ralnst -1-H enra re ceived at the fame time last week'. Market fairly ac tive. and price* A a ?,c higher. most all the otluringv finding *a(e. Sale* 403 Kentnckv steers, ranging f*nml,»9 to J,a«i lb*, at s|.Was:ss; 337 ranging from I.l3otQ'l.R'i.atd.MOßrt.W): Monitv averaging J.Slt*. at 5.10; KIT Michigan, ranging ftx>m SB to 1.0011. at 5.50*5.35; ->l Texas, averaging 900. at 3.85; 15 Kansas, ranging from 1.113 to 1 IS lha. a13.63He3.75. Sheep and lamb*-Receipts, SiWhcad. Market steady tor Canada: Western dull and heavy atke decline; aalea, 733 Michigan ahccp. ranging from 7U to 85 lb*. at S4.iXS; roi*i t« Choice. |7.50a7.ri1: white wheat extra. «7.ai* •JO; extra Ohio. 16.8057.:15, Loui>. >7.Joa9i» Kye dour and mval uuchaagvd. Wheat steadv' with a moderate demand: receipts, 130.000 buA'o 4 spring ai|L47alJ(U winter red Western. *lJ3a 1,55: amber \tesu*tii,alla--Hrm. atWJOforCat iUd to tid; 6.U0a6J0 for clinch, and H1.00a83.n0 for borne shoe iTOLRDO. Toledo. 0.. Oct 25—Breadatnffa-Flonr dull bnt unchan*ed. Wheat dnJJ, bnt unchanged; y 0 Ixvhlie Michigan, H.4b; a iber Michigan »|43 >o.«wd, *3-35: rejected red, ai.at. Com dull, SSHc; )o» dof s,c 0ll dnU bui ««lSa r S ea-Stl!ld r tl a m °d«uio demand Krelghtt-nallatSKasJicto BoffaJo. bn*ISS?»S. r !l^ fSS -'5 0, l S iULWAt'KEH JJiliraolres, On. a.-linad,in(r.-Floor doll S.;. 1- vJ V 3 ,CUtr Kowi: Dm: >O. 3, UK. Oal». Stic tor So. 1. Cum SCOW*, at 47c far>o. S. Jtve Mood,; No. lat Ida, Bartey In ftlr demand, at £sc tor Ho. a. Bags weaker, at 3/»S«4.iM. Kecelpu—A,UX) bri.«* floor; 50,000 bu wheat Shinxncn:*—s.lXXJ bris floor; 56,1100 bu wheat. Freights—lßijc to Oeweto. J •NEW OBEEAXS. orl t* n i- P-rHnoUta fo-Floor doll -superfine. *&(U; dooble extra, |H.TS.; treble ex. t«, ST.wer.l2H. Coro quiet at 7j4c. Oat?,&*@ 54c. Br»n,|l.bO.—« Her— r/kmsjv}' MO A ET ARY. Wcdneslijr Evcnin... Oct. S3 Tuo ri- maso in the voimn. of hiiaTn... •PPnijtmntcW meaanrcil hy ihcVact Ibnllhi birlc clrarfose note avaraiw uSfv about ililni of wliai they wero for week* before the Arc. In fac», except the nre for business by the construction cf tem porarr store* la the burnt district and ■lonVih® lake front, the whole mercantile common!tv aw? toug Kutcclv any trade, baiwWffi* «oJ. vuu Rebuilding U not prot "rft a oirt of ■be legitimate trade of tbe city, Li V'-WiTm?- Bnt “bie from ilili, if reotMug and forwarding of grain la the prin apal business being done at present. But there is no reawn why a large proportion of the merchants should not do as profitable a butlne** during the or them huie not SSTJiw? 0 1 i by tl m firu l,t ton the profits of ,uate them even again. The cost of their rents ior the next year. In Their v»'in? ry v W P l L,n Wftr ®houses. will not I* one thlrdof what thev were paying before the fire. Itctronchraent is lire fashion now. and many pro prtetore will do work which three weeks #.*oS»y would have paid somebody dec to do. Tbe per* Ccntage of expenses In tbe transaction of business m J«i?i dUced,and,whlle man *wlll be ruined. than If there had been no Monty continues easy for advances on grain, and Ibr loans on undoubted collateral, such a-* gov ernmenu railroad and city and county bonds’; the rafts being from to l, 5-2UJ ICoups. ’6S 113 'imps, *54 Coups. 10-4 Us TA „I] 4 iJurrt-ucy 6» ......11l Coups, Gs,o«*w 112*^1 Mato bonds: Mts.rnum MUJVirginta!', new renm-flseea, ll2 jN. Carelrea?, aid... 85 r .-nness>-es, new f.9 }X. Carohuaa, uuvk- 19 I irginf I*. old GS I Stocks: e»nlpu...._ liil [Rock Wand u. T-1 ds.J. C mvi Ijamkiilrcr 17; i 1- 37* i 105< C. >. fan 4,737 4..V.V ai.ual .Mu Harlor. I»m 22,‘Jln J7.740 i.i» 5 «yyi «;r»*s«ee(c,iti*. J3.370 73,rt*0 20 o*v FI tX •W«i. Ui»... 4.M-M Ur<*»m C<«rn,U>« fIMWi 07,6711 CnM 51c»i*.lb* Br»f, bt1*...., w e:i 1:5 Pork, bil7 'jy Lard. lb-. 5.*"» M.4u» IM.lon Tnllow, llx 9,04 I 61f» 27 9 4 Butter, r..sai i:.:u uuti 2‘Sjw Lire > \\0,,1. lb* W.e*si 9.47.1 2J Ml r..j»iura, ».u i.777 )»..V77 l.uj.', Lumber. M.— r.i.;a fl.i« I.Sii Z.Hu rbingW. M I. so s.gto J.StO S.7V Lath, 51 n* iij i-s *m v Salt, t01a.......... J.34M J,«U 2 7t»‘* Eire Stock .llarket. CATTLE—Received 10-day, lis f»>r tbriftr voung steer* averag ing fwm to I.OiO lbs. Butchers* Muff—lnclnd log common to good fat vow* and heifers com mon to medium steers. *ug* and oxen meet with a light inquiry at siAOal.t/O. Inferior raixod lots ate uneatabl* at ft.onaS.4s. The supply of Texas cattle was very small, but trade offered no draw Iwck on this aefoont, as there was rerv slight do mand for thorn. Comm- nto good tnrdngh drove may b« quoted at «.a*2.7S. and common tochoico corn-fed at f5.0ta3.75. HOGS—Kecvtvcd to-day 9.000, received since Saturday£s.773. It was adult and unsatisfactory day to seller*. The fresh receipts wvttj lighter than those oT vesterday hot the large number of stale hoiw swelled the supply to large proportion* and holders we.ro forced to make further coucc** -ions of fislOc before buyers would take lu-ld. \t the rcducilon the demand was far from being ac tive. and many remained unsold at the close of trade, a low choice lui. wvjt ukvn at but the larger portion of ibe hoe* sold, rhan-red baifds at ibo low range of $|.00a1.15. Ibe market closed steady at sl.tva4^9. SUEKP—Recetn-d 12.0*t). There w«* fair de mand at former rates, or at JM.SOai.TS for common to choice. i Cltlcago Lumber Market, WtDXESIUT KVKMNO. OcL 15. There vra#abettor mpply of CArpo lumber to day. nut numerous buy ere won: ]u attendance. mu} price* wens Arm at about vesierda f's range Wo note the following sale*: Cargo scow Milton, from White Lake* lib m ft coafM! boards and piece bMUT, at s!!>.«. SoKl br Blanchard. Borland «K Co. r Cargo sebr ten from PontwaW. ,“4b> m “A sawed thing Ids, at »3.5 J. bold by Blanchard. Borland Co. Cargo barge C. P. Allen, from Grand Haven. 140 m ft coarse mixed at bold hy K. 5L Double, day. i.argo schr Fanny and Flov. from Grand JtUcr, Wm it common boards, at gi;.uu.* bold by E. M. Uonblcd&y. v-*-: -i Two Cargoes to arrive from Grand Haven. JM, and Soil tn fiuilll-run. at i’JSA9‘. bold by E. M Dunbiedar. Cargo schr Aldrich, from Two Illvere, J2O mS-l- Inch, balance fi-inch. at bold by Jobn Mason U>omi» a Co. P°* in beavems, from Undington, JoOm|(jj»t*ndscauUmg,«tji:,co, bold by John 3la«ou Loonus Jt Co. Caret) sebr John Bean. Jr., from Lndinrton. 145 mft joist and scantling, at tIT.OO. bold by John Mason Loomis A Co. Cargo ►chrCatcbpele, from Manistee. 130 m ft L a J?5? rJ m /l fc S ,eclP: S3O 00; common. fcSJ.JW; coll. $12.00; balance Joist and scamiinr, at J17.00. bold by Jobn Ma»on Loomis aco. S Cargo schr Annie O. Hamen. from Mnskrrun ns tuft boards, at aSO.M). bold hy c. Demina I7.bU for po»te aud ►canthne. and SIS.U) for circa* iarsawwd Inch. Sold bv J. M. L omis A Co. Cargo tcht Lanra Temple. 1-W.C37 ft jolsta and wcai tHop; from Manistee, at 817.U). SoUlbrJ M Loomis A Co. v XT Til* 'I'JaiTI-. I Tbe demand continue* pood, both on lo<»l *od interior account,'£• inquiry from the burnt! dte* t irtet being tarce. Tbe lambor mnet warned It ol lha C'ttqmon grades. which are Mronp at (be ad vaoee noted yesterday. Choice detcriotlons are Uoquote: First clear*! Inch to i Inch..l, Sccrnd clear, 1 Inch to 2 inch, and upwards 85,00©40 00 A slock boards SC00&XV00 B stock boards S5 00©8&00 Common boards, jo'<hectlngs l3Hc, and wcomln, I2at2»-ic; beavv hrown drill?, 14al4‘ic; New York milt* mastics, 21c; Wamwita. 20c; Fruit of the Loom, tic Caledonia check*. 12J4a 27c, oe to quality; Colon Mill* do, |7v23Hc; Amoskcag ginghams. 15c: Gloucester do, Uhc; worsted braids. 52c for hinh. colors, and 85c for Goff 's mid other makes of alpaccas. Lake Freights. Charters were as follows: To Rnflalo—Prop. Merchant, corn on p. t.: prop. Toledo, oats and wheat 00 p. u; prop. C. Wears, corn tic; brig Me chanic, wheat 12c; BChr*. Orphan Boy, Erallne, and Hubbard, corn 10c; echr, Gorlach. com 10c: schr. Jura, wheat on p. t.; harks Summer Clond and SnnoyciUo, com ou p. t.; schr. Itnssiao, wheat on p. 1. sebr. Champion, oats on p,». To Boston —J’rop. St. Albans, corn 30c. To Saginaw—Brig S. F. Gale. Vessel* Passed Detroit. Detroit. Oct.2s—Evening —Passed up; Propel ler Northern Light. Barks Board of Trade, Cam bria, Montmorency, Pomeroy and James King Schooners Kccrsage. JUrv B. Hale. Minnie Slaw sou. Amanmth, Mary E. Perew. Wm. Qrandy. Ell Bairs. Gifford, Worthington, Wm. Crosslhwalte, S. Ft. Wood. Fayette Brown, Monterey, S. Robin* son, and Knte Richmond. Passed Down—Propeller Maine. Barks Jessie Hoyt and Alice. Schooners D. A. Wells, Wllbar, Yankee. L. Ilaw>on, Webb Albatross. Ty son. D. L. Filer, and Eva Robinson. Wmd northeast; very smoky. GREAT WESTERN Type Foundry, 50 West Eandolph-st. Divine survived (fi« llrf, »e iro locatnf as above. W* have a quantity of Tff« on hand, and o>or»ar. riving. Win soon have Machinery in running order On am] after the 23d, will have our Dead-Casting and Crass Uute Department* ready to supply customers lunvii aut Ttmic. a sPisnure. Established 1840. ITEM lOIS, OF NEW YORK CITY, Manufacturers of every description of IRON WORK For Buildings. KnKre Iron Jttiiidlng Ffonti lroa First HtoryFronls-Flre«Pmf Floor*, Partitions, Arc.—llevolvlUß Slmltera— Cast Iron Girders, Beami—Blvetted and Itollcd Girders amd Xtcams—Arch Girder*, with tension rods—lron Xloofu, Doors, Shutters—Sky Light* and Floor Lights—Bank Vaults, Safes and —Hailing*, Verandahs and Balconies— Window Lintels and Sills—Cornices, Capitals, 4c., Ac., 4c. We at* prepared to cx< cb(o orders of any extent, with groat despatch. Strict attention pild to streactb, accuracy, and beavt> of wotkiuamhle. Alt communications, by mail or otherwise, ad. dressed to our office, 104 Goerck-st, New York, U’ilt L*o promptly atleuJ.-.t to. l»rawlug» of Iron From*, Xc., will bo »ent on ap plication. SI2SSIIL CCSirrtl* XY. m 22, J2. f President. Treasurer. Mr.TryerUnowat the newTrvmnnt House, for merly MlcUigan-av, Hotel, where he will remain for a few dart. He will be glad of every opportunity to (t v>* lull tnformrciwt and ■tyhtoi work.a —_ *.,4.U> Us,:sm OFFICE FAIRBAM, FECK CO,, CHICAGO, ILL. The great fire in our city consumed our office, comer of Lake and LaSalle-sts,, but wo were fortunate in saving our ac count books, and the interruption to onr business h already overcome. Oar factory stands untouched Tiy' tie great destroyer, and we are prepared to promptly fill orders for all grades of LARDOIL, And for Kefined Lard in tierces, half bar rels, kegs, and in wooden buckets, con taining 20 lbs. each. Tin Pails, 6 lbs., 10 lbs., and IS lbs. eaob. Tin Oans, air tight, 10 lbs., 20 lbs., and 40 lbs. aacb. Caddies, 3 lbs., 5 lbs., 7 lbs., and 10 lbs. each. ooi counting room will hereafter be found at onr Factory, Corner Eighteenth and Blackwell-sts., There we eboll be pleased to see onr old friends and correspondents. TOSH. DINSMOBS CO., Railway Gar Springs AJVD SUPPLIES, Office 446 State-st. Warehouse being ere ctcd on Mich ?an*ar., near Harrlsoa*sU Fresh stock arriving. DESKS. A largo aMonment, of .Office Desks and Furniture at swi- KEY’S Cabinet Factory corner or Kinzic and Dcubcn^ts. Real. Estate. ;2 C(iaL# _ Delivftrd Ip threit?.- Umcrats* »t»evrrtb eatfh!> tfT.* r V«*i by cargo «otpa»»ilr armloc. \a»r aiaa. Also v i.■ Vi j ALL KINDS OF SOFT COAL,' Camicf, ’Brfur imr, Wilmington and HoclcingVallay BLAKE, imBSSm @50.00 47.00(1^.00 School Books, Stationery, Blank Books, Envelopes, Ink, &c,, WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL. Fresb stock Jmt received at Woolworth, Alnuworih Co,’*, and W# M. Scribner’s, 517 STATE-ST. P. L- GARRITY, MAITOFACTORING CONFECTIONER. Office 59 W>il 3fadimon-»t. f and at Jtcil dcnce, 215 Veit Adama~at. Haring lost mr all, I tract customer* who have teH.Mblii.lio me in the pa.t wJu now fo” "ZrlfUitA* l C# »»onni of their accuot*. ‘JkJ£ t?? d t%' nJ M,l,t In resuming business. which 1 shall do as toon u po»»ible. _Tra*v. Ac.. p. L. 0 VERITY. WHOLESALE BOOTS AND SHOES T, B. TCEBER CO. MU for manufacture and Jobbing of Boot* and bhoe* no or about Nor j. ,„d w; Ji be readr to fill i a ,a. r *°n bar* *ectir-d new H. r ~tor® t thru floor* and basement. 571 south Htale-ai. near corner of Twelfth; .cra»*lW" T h*.y*a cat* running on Stat*.»t.. or by *t«sr* on* block, cut on Uabasii-ar. Office. 714 Wabash.**., for tie P. Smith, AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Lsta 75 South CTark-at.. now 123 Blue Islaod-ar. willnpenin a few days with* full line of auction good*. Dealers supplied a* okua). Muun, Norton Jjr Scott, PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 182 M* eat Washington-st. Knowles, Clojc* Co., PIKENIX MILLS, Will mane batlnras in a faw d*«s with a full stock ?i f »L ?k* CO ia w i ,CM tp ,n fr "m'* building, oppo. silo th» old stand, w and 31 Rlrer-st. Help for the Sufferers. Oar old friend* and customer* wlio were so nn- fortunate as to lose everything by the greet Are, will fio«l us able end willing to twin them In making a newstart. Come end seaaa. SMITH, OLEARY A ENHIOIIT, 3t> Markrt-st,. formerly 17 end 19 Blvayiit. Esmay, Simmons Co*, Wholesale Wines* and Liquor*. Ho, 16 Sonlb Canal sc. bol fo fill ell orders from frt la Pr-otnpr wring Those Indebted to ns plvaa* remit withoat delay. To My Former Customers* IK VJ“,.V. nt of f O7 rtic)y J a tur li«*. will glee them eight montha time from Jan. J. JUTI. The old accoanle par when you gel r**«rty. PRO. W.ktoEcKKL. Pittsburgh. Pit. MAURAN. WRIGHT CO.. MIOUIGAN-AV.. Between Peek and Ifobhard-enare*. DOMESTIC DRIED FRUITS* We beg to Inform onraruiomerv and' friends that we »re now prepared to fill orders for Dried Fruits front unr new warehouse »s shore. Imp. M m.tit cmttou.ne. of th. llbcr.l pot. ronage we hire r'-cvlvM for *0 many years, hy liir olahlug goods «»f the best gttalfty. at the lowest rates corivnt. Consignments of Drill p rnlta solicited. Incorporated 1869. INSDBANCE BROKER AND AOJOSTER. Proofs of loss prepared with despatch. No. 11l West Madison it.. Room 17. third floor. Real KetaU Dealers, 5U Wabathae. Fiaebottoes lots In burnt district for sale. Elegant Mores on Wabash av. to rent, entire building. Hill for tale or exchange near Cftteago. Hatiroad pUrone pfoase 1 V1 J Pfopert/ again to laser; in our new sat of books. Cornell S Goodrich, GENERAL COMMISSION MKJICHANTS. Water st. being 100 hot fores, we hare ram o red to 7| Writ Lake it., where ere solicit consignments ol all kinds of produced ENGRAVER AND DIE SINKER. Orders for seals filled same day ordered. W. A. James Co., OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, NO. 113FCLT0N-ST. (Formerly l& Lake-st.) ilave ami will have a complete slock of Engines. Engine Lathes. Iron Planers. Drills and Wood working Machinery. |'|*ase give as a call. All person* indebrad nlras# remit. Office of the Feshtlgo Co. Onehnndrffd Rood agents for tbo Knickerbocker Lit** iuaurat.cn of New York, to work lu chi* cagoai.d the Northwest; also. agents r<.r the East ern. Middle. and Southern States. Soperior induce* menta will be offered. Apply to WIIKaTON A HAN* HALIi, IliH'iu s, Muonic building, oor* nrr H-»l«i.-«l ami Kan.l.-lpl. «f«. Sliirta and slca’s Furitiablng Good#* Branch establishment of New York will open !n a few dare with a litre* atoekof shins. overalls, and m~n«’ furnishing good* at M and 82 West Ban* didpb st..flr*t tort. Having trunks or package* of clothing from the late fire in their peafeufon cnarfcsd r. n s., r. s., b. e. k. or e. a. s. FBSD. I*. YAKS. So. Stfi Mlcblian-ae. A very liberal reward will be paid for leooeerf Wrtfes holding Warehonse Receipts for property contaiitHl in onr (ate waroh»uss at 87 SDchUm are Tequ**t*“l to present the same at wur office, W Washiagtoo st.. without d day. WIGHT. DONTON k CO. Notice, bBINRHABDT A FOREMAN, Late af 7* and so-Madison-st.. will rmtot htuloeac next Monday at .NO. 735 WABASH-AV.. with a fnllwml fresJrstodt fmm.the East, A Millinery bariaeM on slilwanke*r., K0.'43. Is for sale; II years’ Imslness on aoiue place; splendid location. Inquire on tbrttpre. r Beal Estate Wanted. TsAles In the Herat DiiiHc; hating- ml estate t •stl or lease would do wen Iff Call on os. as as wish to fill our ot dert. LEVI WIND A CD.. 3<6 Waba«h»ar. BtinderA’ Malerlili. An assortmect of carpenters* and builders'tools, •belt hardware, at lowest cash prim. Ufflre of BARKER A ILLaLET. «7< SUtatt.. near Fourteenth. XI. Ilocßer, rnOTOOBAPHER Residence and Ftndlo. 7?< Wabasb-av.. Chicago. 1« now pertaaneolly locate*!«(the above place, and will ffsoßte bmloe*- about N»veuil>rr 13. Br. JTos.V. Z. Blauey, Phyeitlau and Analytical and Conenllinc Chemist. Odea No. M& State-st.. corner of Eighteenth »t. ■Will X, Who Found a Trunk At foot of Erie tt.. dortnt the late fir*, andadrer. tised for an owner fa The Chicago Tribune, ||*tb ln»t, plesso communicate with FRED. L. FaKE. \f M>>fVbttaa-»v.. AM> RE US'n&ALLY REWARDED. Bock River Paper Co.’e TVm’t build any building that you with to make i war n *n4comf«rtah without using our building pe PJf. Co«ra toe nrdreary-sixrd boaee* fid to OK II you areoaty building jur the evwitur winter yon wit) wit* the not In coal. Call aud sen US, wa caa satisfy yon that on* doll*r*a v.irthor»srViil4lss twper will •to you mare good than four dollars expended la aay other way. Price* not adr«need. Noe. M and 5A North Jeflsi eoU-et. BEFORE AND APTKU THE FIRE. Wboleaalo and retail. P. D. GREEN Laedfcape Photofiraphet tt’ert J«fkwa-it, HtW IKMilliT HOUSE, Miehlffatm*. HoteL Earner “Congres»-st, i MlcMgan-ar The only hotel la 4b* South Division, *>>B the only hotel la the city harinf a Pasfiautvr r Sniu or mom*, baths and closatt at old patraweof ihn Tr«nant will b* wal 1 JSO. B, DRAKE, Proprietor, filanHtooks. Merchants and.. Bankers needing First-Class Blank rv --v.-;- m m Avrrrn •.t t P. Butterfleld* Ulrich at Qoud* A* J* Marita, 7ii7 Wal>a«h.av. With Mears, Bates Co. No. I Klnxle-st. Wanted. Z. STEIN A CO/S, Any Parties please communicate wittt Notice. MERCHANT TAILORS, **llllfnery. BUILDING PAP KB. Stereotceplc VICWfi of Chloaffo, AMUSEMENTS. ■BO DISAPPOIITIEIT. THE PROGRAMME or THE Star Lecture Coarse Will be carried out as nearly according to the de sign* of (he Manager a* (tustlblc. The lecture* will be delivered In lb* SHchlaran-av.Baptlst Church Near Taeotv-third at., beginning on MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 3». Lecturer: BAYARD TAYLOR. Snbject: ••aoillLLEK.’' Th«* proc*n t* of the course will bo Miotfd to Hie relief of itiffrnri by the Drr, TICKET'S. 30 CENTS. GLOBE TUEATUE. COL. WOOD’S Xim COMPANY AT THE GLOBE. THURSDAY. FRIDAY. AND SVTURDAV, Oct. *A6. Q7, t»S. and SATCU t* A Y MATINEE. The Maid of Munster, Loan of it Lover, Votir Xjlfc’s in. Danger, aarSo lxnrrop*-r revaons admitted. AUCTION SALTS, Clothing, Clothing! Great Aactlon Sale of New Stock Ready-Made Clothing. On Thursday. Oct. 26, at 10 a. m.,bfiuc the stock of a Jobber, and was la transit at the timu nf the creat fire. These goods are well aborted an>l In every re spect FIRRT»C'LANS, and MUsTbesold to meet cur. rent expense* of the consignor. CEO. r.th>R£ 4 VO.. Corner Michigan av. Late -ji. 2| and 26 iUn-i«tph «t. By G. P. GORE CO., I and 2 Randolph-st.,cor. Michigan-av, Formerly 22,2 i, acd26 Kandnlpb st. Onee more b*furo thn public for a Saturday** *v!e in our large nod »pacious store, iSzlTufcvt. Uegular Saturday Sale of Household Furniture Of every de«nrlption, Parlor and Chamlw art*. Iksl stead*, Bur«wu», Table*, Hair .Ifattrefae*. spring Bed*. Crockery,Qla**w«re, Htwvart Vookand Parlor Store*. SOcrates Crockery; Id open nod ortslcial lota; 2.000 yd* Carpels, ftc 4c., on b\ttird.vi*i)l Mil, without reserve, for cash, the entire furniture of a bou<«» of II rooau comprising a full and general variety of household goods. WM, A. BPTTKIIS A Cf>.. Annfif>n«**r*. Genteel Furniture, 253 WEST MADISOX-ST., AT AUCTIOX, On Friday, Oct. 27, at 10 o’cric. All the furnlluro of 3-story brick bouse, -tou«Ut ing of ptriur. Chamber, end Diaing-motu bets, Carpets, Do I* ao-l Kitc)i**u Furniture. Ac. WM. A. RL fT X CO., Auctioitmt, NO. 04=1 WABASH-AV, Elegant Furniture, Velvet and Brussels Carets, PIA.VO FORTE, &C., At Auction;’ On Saturday, Oct. 28, at 10 o’clock, At Dwelling, No. Ml W«ba#h-ar. EaOt Ayer*. Esq., hating rented to M-ssre. Cnlv'r. Peg* A Hi-yue for busiiir** purple*. wn wilt sell without reserve tor rash, hit entire householder* lects. consisting ot elegant parlor and chamber tar* atlure, dining room set. mirror*, velvet, Bru»*el*. and oth>*r carpets, China and glassware. siuVrs, kitchen furniture, Ac. Also. a superior piano forte. WM. A. IIUTTKIU *cn aellinz guode for prevlona to iHls we c-«n itandl**, and (tillr instruct us to sell at lormer prices, »r as rhrap ns regular dealers can buy. saving to purchasers the retail prof* its. ranging from SU tiOO per cent—well worth took* log after in ibis, onr Bre»i| trouble. We shall t>v ready to receive luTuiturr and goods ot «dl kinds, horses, carriages, te., (or sale,‘after Wednesday, Octobers, alar first foruliure sale will take place at our new quarters. Octobers, at Id o'clock. UOLBY.A wmT*. AcrJu.nr-r*. and Furniture Manufacturers* Agents, s9i aud w3 Michigan av.. Ci r* EldrUg«t'>nrt* Fashionable Furniture At aabUc aactisn for c«*h. to' the high-ft bidder*. SAIUHPaY. SuV. sr in a. m.. at the new Auction Boom* of WM. A. HUiTEUS A vi*.. Nos. 3 a o d 4 lUddolrh-st,, cm Doithorn Park, opposite the old stand, live unsold bankrupt stork of a.* FKK(»IS A l.T»„ eoa»i«img ot elegant iolai-J Tabh-s, Rcccptinn ttiwkers. Ac. The tale ot' this prop* etlT lias (wen delayed by litigatUHi recently seitl*d. It fs’a portion of the be.*t f redio stock, aud must be sold lw close estate n bankruptcy. UOHKKT K. JF.NKIS?, Assignee. -WM. A..BCTTEKSA CO.. Auciimirers. By GILBERT A MARTIN, Nos. AS and ft> Weit.Madlsati st. Qousahold farnltnre. 2 plat* glass show ea«e<, fine fixture*. Ac, On Saturday moruing, at 10 o'clock, at the Aocrjon Rooms and W*»r Madison st. Notice. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN': Notice U berrhy glen that th» c-'partper*tilp heretofore exitflns be* tween lha undersigned, cutler the name and style i.f Joue* A Fuibr. Is this y tvM by mutual con sent, AllU«l>t« the firm and claims against the said firm are tu be settled by W. T. Jon*s. Wltneeaeur bands this suh day «>f n rte tuber. 1571 W.T. JUNKS. K M FI’I.LKR. BUSINESS CHANCES. A HALF IXTEHKST—In a p'enins null to be disposed of. Excellent f*cUiile-s and roi.nlns to its full capacity. Prom >2,HO t<> fi3.«A caal>, v>»l antvilwe. Ad-Ir*«a MILL. Tribune office. AJ en-rgeuc man *Kh onlr M«», vahfd to go in with inn in a p»yins pictorial Chicago parac. Can show that there Is mwiry in It. A'Mw EnvraTer. T rihane nfilc*. DUH» »tWK, turauuie, fixtures, Ac,, tor #al<*. Parties iutendinc to r<-.f»l,iMi«h thea'elres in the Atux business la tht* city may hear of «n oppor tunity tu purchase a VellaaWled KUok of drmtwaad a*dtcinee, furniture, fixture*, ffc.. on very taror able tsrms.hr *Htinc Buffalo, and ioaqlrlag. at offioaol Baflalo Commercial Advertiser. FORBALE— Or Kent cheap a-huffs •n'VwrtMiurtk malt house 40 miles tmm Chicaro. oa ih** O. K. R.. or vil| contract to furnish malt at low ratm. P. 11. MICE. ISO North Uaistedat. FOR SALR-El'ffnatlr.rnrniahed boarding house, tvoblock* o( Hadlsou atiil lialeiaJ: iqU of first. cl«m boarder*. AddreM sv, Tribune olDce. t?OB SALE-Cheap *t«»ck of drugs and medicin-a C <>t No. Til tV'e>t Randolph ft. Al*o houKhoid rnmitur*. CLITLEsDa Lit. mi Weet Washington st atU CUUUkKS-llsiius untrot bilstueea at a distance I Oder Oiy etorK of emc-rtsa, I ogee her •eith flr»tyr low. K. J. CUIVt.N'. an State at., uppostle Poet rpo I‘KINrt.KS-Fur Sale—The ‘c-.mplele strani X priotlnr e*tat.li»hmeajof tlie .n«riefta PriotiUff Co. or It will be put in a» stock in >onie cstabu>h*d house. For particulars, addrnt, Mai lit la Prioiicc Co., Marietta, Ohio. \l* ANTED—TI» PHISTEBS-A good practical printer and newspaper ntaa, with et.uf) or AS.Wft capital, to takr an iatrre*t in a good patiaff a'eeklytiewtpaperand job ofCcr. Addrt«» Journal, fort H «j-nr, fn.J, FOR SALE. liOR SALE*~9vcoud baud fro«t du»r an*l window X iraniea; cTeryibiuc complew toritnaoTront ol> Ulieap. At set VV».t Lake at. *•J h'OU SALK—Starwt) PO «ut U'XI.% perfect (U.pul ChtouCM.abowlui; the burnt dutocu.* Apply at W Bou filaUUoa at, (upstair*.} 1?Ok BALE—Job Priutioc Office—Complete and doluC a larff.* bualoe**, ora uoe-hall lutcreat will tr- sold to a practical tsau.tApply to-FCKN'ESS A aDQUTT. hDSooth Cl>i>tau-«t. 1?V U BALE—Tablut. chairs, crockery, and class ware, Aud t eeryHunr brioaiioc to a restaurant. Bale at sue* *t 4>9 *t .ti> it. t’Utt S.tLh—Feather bnl, n ti.Ulcr. tUifive* fealhT lied tor aale at WM .KiuulnlnliKl. T, PIA.M* FOK .'ALt—U» rXvtl.liCe ale ff-e.i U.i Gain far furniture, or tenl estate. Ad- UMs »r call at (»«e In the city, contain* 9 room*, ail modern improvement*, situated on leading avenue *onili; price 92.0*1, part on lime; baa «i«!»ec t«n occupied, Celt before you bnjr or rent. I*. A. BROW N, Itonpi .5. 37* Stale *l. fj'tilt bA LC—Rutin.-** property—*oxsJ on North b.'galn,-or rash. JNO. 0. NICII OLSO.4, Re.il Estate and House Agent, 90 East liar* neon «t. YpOl* SA Lh—The bHwstnent cottage and fot No. tut i. V'eat Indiana et; 8 rooms, besides clouts, pan* tries, 4c.; nearly new; pru> »3.n(w. halt caeh and o.ifauee on time. Inquire at (63 Lake et, or on the premise. LOKaALL—By J- K. Warren. 418 Michigan av, several durable house* on the South Side; valuable lot" in the burnt d strict, beside* a number <»f long and ntlnabe Isaacs on favorable terms Owner* of property desiring to aidl, or lease, or rent, a*e re-pectfuily invited ro call at mr office. J. K'AIA- WaRRKS. it" Miehisaii *r. t'uitaALr.-V«fi Uur»n-"t., lot*. each lAlis lest on north side of Ann Borejwst.. between WJL**:* 9 nnd Throop-*t. Pricv low. SNYDER A LLK. Real Estate Agents. No*9 bouih Ualsted *t.. corari* of JfaodoJpb, .>}a«onle Building. L'OR SALE—Several largo packing hoi He* *rd I largrlot* on the river, auitablo fur oiaiiufacinr ing purpnae*. s.N\I)EK4 LEE, Heal Estate Agent#, 9somh Ualated-Bt. corner of Bandolpb. Masonic RuiMlng. VOU S\LE-Markel-st.. V.x:t feet, WMt front, on i Markct-st.. between Adam* and J-ck-m. Price »X*Htw-r loot. SNYDER 4 LRK, Real E"tale Agent*, N.v (ialsted-Bt.. corner of Randolph, Ma sonic BmldUig. FOR >ALK—A photograph camera and lens, etc. Ai«o double dnoiguo. by Egg, <*f Loudon. Bar gainafuraile. Apply at »6 Jn<)d>at. FOH SALE—A 3-aiory and bavement marble front ou vjneeanva at, nnrih of Waup«n«*h av; vety cheap; a %y term*. K. FtiWLKR. U South Canal at. L DR SALK- Ry Henry J. O.e-lrfrh; *1 Hubbard I c -urr. West Lake*!, lot 30OV> with store* and dwelling* »WwDt««l Boulevard; a n«vr thr*-* *tory brick house, lot 40*120 Park-av. near Oakloy *f.. two house*. I.x* 3)>z12.5 eacJj. Hyde Parjr. a tin* nwnlence to exchange n*r bovine*" property will pay the difioreucn in cash; \V««hlngton-.vv.. two house* near ffoyue-at., cheap. Parties having first-clasa coutral located i rop>>rly to Bell or loa«e wUi do wull t<* call and see me. Ilnqae* nnd office* to rent. SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. F*Ott>ALE— AtOak Park on tlhlcaga uud Norlh western Railroad. (Liana Division, Dice:re*l dance, with grove lot oeardep d. Pric« (d orto !1“m,- J ,1* h b «J“ oothl y payraeut*. ULUiqil ,t BOND.iII Watmsh.ar, COTOTHY REAX. ESTATE* bOU r-ALK-Uf exch*n<*, IM acr*s »f splendid land in K»nni4, withm six mile, of two good for chlcagom suburban property. Apply to 181 Nineteenth at. JOHN BUBKB. Foil SA LE— Merkel st.—several l»ts on Mark'd «i north of Van Biir*a «t. SNYDER A LKK. Ileal JSUJ* Aganta. No. 9 South 11,.Med at, comer ol KunJalj'li, Masonic Unilding. 5 L'OU SALE-Randolph el.—2* 2-3x190 feet, t-etween r irankliq and Well*. SNYDER S ll'K, Kh| Estate Agents. No. 9 South Halsled st. corner of Ken *l"lph. Ma*onic Building- i;oU hAU-« nbssli nr—Wxiw/o-feii rut aide or I U ab;i‘h «v, l«tw«m Monroe and Adams. tiNY* DKR LEL. Real Estate Agents, No. 9 South Hal itrdnt. corner of Randolph; Masonic RnllJing L’OIC SALK- No.pH 2Mh at.—9 rooms with modern I Improvements. Lot ?sKir»», With or wjthi.m furniture. Price low .and terms easy. 'Apply go pr»‘mi«ea. 14' Git SALE-or ier>t— Michiii-.ii av. corner Thir tieth st, A new octagon marble houses. K. AMI LEY MEa«S, on premia s, or SIMEON HEARS, COt* abash nr. li'Oß H ALE-1 arm known as North Meadows. I.UU. 1 acres clinic** J»nd. good Improvemente. well fenced. watsre-1 in «r rr Held.. An .extra opportunity 'nr stock growers. Also half interest or whole of St. MitnV hake Farm, l.t'W acres tbre* miles of Bxiila Creek, Mich. Fin* large Oshl<*nce,modrm Improeo-' maote, tiandsotue ground* view et lake,'abundance of fruits, best site for resort hots! and water cur* |o Michigan, lias flvt» -tenant houses, shop*; large steam law mill, steam brick works W»t machine, purest clay. Wish now to build hotel end improve other ways. Will sell first premises or divide tbs latter to further such Improvement*, ev copt Chi Ciigo property In exch nige. Address SIDNEY W. l»Ka, JlittlaCre-k. Mich. READ ESTATE WANTED. WASTED— U-al Estate—About 7A feet in th* burnt district, to buy or runt. U. KBit- FOOT A CO.. M 2 W abaah-av. WANTKD-Tn Lease-Ni Aet (front) of crouud in burnt district*. Walwch *v pr*6-rrcd. Ad* dr«-!«>. with ti-nn*. OH. 1 ribune efllee. W’ANILD— T»* buy nr lease or TOn >et off-round on Ntste, Dc*arl*>-rn. (’lark or 7.n. c w|f««r, fpr balldiug. SNfe-LU TAVUUiA C0.3d0 Hal-a.bav. \\7 ANTED—lmproved'farm*, worth iroiu t.t.Ufst to in exchange for property in Chicago. SNYDKK A LEE. ileal Estate Agnnts, No. 9 South ilalstiil *t. AN l ED-To bini-l ton* luinforary «.fiice« <>n tot *n burnt district; one to bo .*cc»ipied by mvwdf. giving tliu oilicr as payment f< r the lease. Apply to J. A..i{C*OVBL. M 7 Wahasli av. MISCELLANEOUS. AN experienced bnamees man. with sum* capital. wi*hca In hnv an lntere-t in an e«taMlMie«l • for a r^pon-oblyp>rty; c-\nßlv*> ,ib' beat of reference. aud have good storage room fuf no.fOO bushels; can ci*o i-ccurity for fidelity aci'l business raparily. H. SCIIAFKU, Locla. Iro* gin'l« comm. HI. n PA. BUOWN. Real i state A£ont, lormcily at UiV'Di 2. Honor Block, found at -ltoom 5. So. sta Stole at. Brine iti your property !fy«u want ll «nM orleaaM. T'b TiTi: h'KDi—Any giryd girl inmi ihi<> aj year* old, who m *y need'a good home with kind friends in m.dio» ciicunutuure*. where ahe wjilb* received aa a member of jhejntuily for the;winter or iodfer. may h-arn full particular** b» addmsißg *1 F. I’.. Springfield. Mnß*., F; o.'b«xrT. WANTED— Single ot deublor- Jinn** -we*t of lUlsWd at./ to raavft. "Top Wblclr Cush' will be Paul. It. 1,. PkA.SK, He Wpat-Medieoo ar.—*** WANTED— Two mirrors l>**tw«rh 1(1 h'tig hy 3ior 25 wide. HARRIS ATONE, 104 H MatiDoa sf. J TIT A NTED— r<*tiqynotary puV-litConiraisfioß, ll. >V J. DnoDUIDH/fit llobbknleobtu WASTED -T>* parehaso a good sreondhand piano. Also, centre fire di>uhi***barrrlled breech l\*|Jsoa rlu l gun. Slate price, and addruia PIANO GVX, rrihune o(Uc»*. \\T A NTED-Sufferera t y the fire, piar#* V for Carpenter work, joh turning, scroll aawlng,, coini'era. Ac.. So. sd South Jeffeninn st. \V ANTED—'To purchase an office deek, pbe wilh *f lid >o let d»wo and write OB preferred.' In* quire at ITfi West Washington «t. WANTI- D—Any atinrmy In thr country having a copy of the Illinois Bep>>rt», end wi«ningto dispoae of the eatue. aJdr*M (,KX. Trilmnx office. VkTANTkt*-To know liie'wherewtxmtaut Frodrr (T lek tsuell and lintlur.htdy Awn-Kstltnil; Oi« of (Jonrur. the Uth-r. Call on Mr. HINT. Ohru-st.. botwoco Well* and Frauktin. l.atber wat.Uil- Ilfl.NjTP-.l * fED—To bny a Notary** gauimlssloil. Ad' stating price. No. *7».' Tribune office. "W ANTED TO BENT- w AMTKD—T(( T»>.NT--I1«ts yon hnq e* or rooms v* you w.»nt m»t«l Leave them with n* Wo hare constant application*. 8. ALI.KN Jt GO. Beal Katate t* West Randolph *t. XfTAATKD-To rent—A barn fora (»->ar lug sta* hie. nr u meant J..t, nn South Side. Addren OS» A» FIELD. M 9 Michigan av. W A*TKI»-TU KbM-A gntKl hitildlng;.'*oliai>)e for a drug store. Address CiiAS. 11AN8&K 112 West Randolph sr, W ANTED—TO NEAT—A safe approved mak.-. Ad.Uess WM. Tribune of fice. _ T ANTED—TtI RKST—A lot batWMa-Ewlpg atsd' Mather st., on Caual st. Inquire at 5n south taoal »t, f t\ r ANTED—T(» ftfdfT—Ab house within tru mlnnle.' w*lk‘-ot the-khern»«o :ll«Bae: will buy fumJiure. B. T. MABTINV W West Matfison-tti \L ANTED—To rent—A fornitlial house of 12 or I'r-'oms, for a prompt paying lenaat. SNY* PER A LE* 1 Heal Fetate Agents. 9 *o»th Malsted sr. \V ANTED—To Beat~-Furttlahai .room to n yriv. f family tor gentleman. Address SHER MAN, Tribnnerflire. V\r A NT E D—Tu uyST-X adit* of rooms, "uitabln for house ii-eplnff. r«c.fiiul a lew good waiker*; aUa« aadalt mnit’ba K4d bed r 3U iO 'flu A LLKt. Wra'r HarLn conrt and »ictarla »t. rear of ofM4 Waba»h »t.i WANTED*- To pnrebaera ffrHtl h<>r«a to r*e under uko tia. Mr the winter to K*ep «or lim U*e, which will t« ocly the ffeutta p »rcUa which a ffi.wd •aultost would reunite, Addrr«, with L- ,gjqi. co °il ao.l haror*a. )t r lvis /1\ lIM.NTSI»->« purchase a ffo.ofUA ST.— A suite of partially famished rooms in rent, with board. Also, a bam. t«* accoinn»-d*»» four nr fire horse*. IyJO>TANTI>N A%., uetr Douglas place-hoard i Xrx.£t for two ynuox tneu in bnstne-a Private famllr; South Sui». ftel. rencea exchanged. "I rtf* WEST ADA3IS ST,—a liandsome furnished xUU room, afso a partly faruiabrd lover trout parlor. with l*>>rd. QQfl WUST MoMIUE ST.—Good rooms to rent with imard. It-fr-reuc-s required. Qd f West },vtirott «l Handsome amt /root rooms, UTTI lon»i*hod or unfurnished, with board in private family; terms reasonable; location fim class. References exchanged. OTI 3II*;iIfGAN AV.—Furnished rooms. wither OIJ. without board; reference required. Also. e’MM> barn to tent OQ/» WEST BA-SPUIiPU ST.-Bo»r«l and hand- CJtJVJ a.nnoly )ur»lshad mom, suitable (org-aiU* man aud wile; »l-c», room two single geuthmon. dOQ Michigan bt —Furnished rooms to rent, with TCw %f board; a|*o day l»o«rd r* wanted. J. tt West UsxiiioKtiMi at. —UuarU and rooms tor GxU two jfotlpineo and wirea. ftftft K>T WASHI.NGrUN->T. Kim-cl-s* vUO board and rooms at old prices to reliable psrttes. Prick bou-e; all modern improvements. 7QQ MICHIGAN A V.—gentleman and wi!p can CJO I* accommodated with a hand- mely tur front room, with alcove, and board. In s private family. Hef-'ene-a r* qnlred. 1 f)7 l 'VABASH AV.—Furuistied nr tinfur v iT2 nished room*, euauito or single, with board. "11 11 TB.vlltlE-AV.—Unfurnished frenc room ■AI il (except carnets); als-i tiirniabed room. Day bottrdi-ra warned. Mrs. UDPK. MICHIGAN AV.—Marble front b out*, A4.T.furntsiied front parlor and bedroom with 1 board; ilrst class aeoommodatJDb,aud cheap, to two geutlemen. 1 9J.0 «»--A private fanuU" of two wj|| 1 -—C/ tuaotwo Krnllemeti and wire* to board ilrasaut room*; new house and nicely furnished: bath pi ,ii .tc.- Aceutleruau »u>l «u7c*u fiu«i nice large rooms, with grab s and closet*. »od a pleasant home, at a moderate price, at the residence oT 31 r. Hamilton metka, Sixteen mll-s from Chicago, on the North western roan; frequent traJa* »nd low fores Ad dr«As. with relorei.ee, J. s. HAMILTON. Wlnelkn. AiUl lEoi U cbiu. wutt tw^iu 1 Apply at Ul.i almM) »v. H*X} S 2 t 3 4wr basement brick bmiso on Wasblngroo st.. nicely liirniihetj, I will take lour boarders and give c.M-d acconim.-daliou. with ret.-r.nce. Address W. MATROX. TrHmna .-fllce IS a w*rbie trout. wnare th-re area few boarders, a sentl* niou and wile, or two single gentlemen, n^y^/.V^r W 4 ,l, l J board AdJr.ss 31AJD i*l.c. r iiU.N f. Tntinii" otiler. MAVtVOoD JUMtL, .Maywood ttoonj.* with Do»nl cau bo h*d Apply to J|. D. COLVIN, rroprlefor, at .tyai.d r,i Washington st. MICHIGAN A>.. near .Sixteenth St.-Kurnislied pat lor and bedroom to root, with board. Id a pm«lr Ltniib. Addre»« W Ircl-uno office BOARD WANTED. BUA 11i> —By a young J*dr employed during or k r«*»p>cia(j|a family, m vicinity of Kish trratli it, S»utn Mde. T«rm* to t» moderate Re;errncM if required. Addn*s a 1:3. tribune office. BOARD— A largo pleasant rerta in a (Irst-chM Private family, with partial board, on the South M A, .V lrfa, ““t*. A. J. WINTEuTON. 5 Ma«H*<»o «t. Rif AIID—On South Side. .» Kit* HI 1* WA NT ED—A younif Kneliahman noeuU; arriied in haring a f«w ihpu *Bd d>dlar< at hi* command, wiiltci to cbtniti a »ft ualum with a to partnership In «n inllu- nn.il ■•r establiahed b»si«*a» In thUcuy or ju St. Louii lie would glee threw or *ix mouth««errlco fur noth Referencea piren and rid. J. U. S, In Tribune office. PA ItTNEU W/.NTKD ln a atoefc raising hurinena in Jllnnejoia. I«en. t*« sections the lmce| and lt rpemed land* in jh*> Stale. >.ne-h«U mile (nun depot seif t>'Un; trm acres hi rnlmation. Ad. dfeai %Vs|. T., care J, Hauer Co.. No. 6H Hichigao «r.. «T)A UTAKfI IV a NTKD— »V(ih slwit fft», In mllll. X nery and Udi-»' fumUliing #nod*. Store already .eetktdished. Address MILLINCRV, Tnhu.iooffice. |>AKTNEU WANTED— in active yonnij man wltn I a h*nc titne Im-inex exp rience wiehra to torm a partnersbHi in »«rai goM paying bnslnesf. t.’an eomnaad $n.M cash; reterences given mid required. Aito/wss T. car* Mft< Stare at. PARTNER WANT Ei) withahout f.l.nn t<> eraldw me to re-open s nrst-cla*« eh;-d hou.r. X W«* Imre for rent tbe largo Milnraaltee brick house Hate ies *«rmlt»..ry Building io Ifydo Park: ha* 32 room* 5 •tanr-.i n. \V. Q. iklgE. )>W R*r*fo Agent. Ttt W a bm>h i»r. rPO BENT—A finr~rd Ims 'JL owatj Ko IIA3 .Michigan.av.; all furnish***!: Imjnfra'oncooKl.SS A, ROBERTS. 46 East llarrl. S»Q «t. fpu KENT— Furnished cottage. .Nv, 13 Perth *l.. X first street west or Leavitt, between f altou and Kinzi-st. Apply on pmni-os. Xit ftKNT—A neat cottage of six root* e, and fur niture fur sale, at 603 fulluo el. r PO .RENT—Or for »le. clic »pi’» new t»■(» «»,rg» lm. 1033 West Jncw»»i» •t.. by C. At. l.lXlNtlTox. 93 West Mm.ron st. ,f pO: KEVt-3-storf and basement m-irnUt Ifoot X bouse. 11.53 Michigan ar., with furniture tor •ale. Apply on premls a. or to UOOIvINi A HUM* RUTS, *6 East Harrison »t. TO RENT-ROOMS. lAUK RENT -393 West Alsdiooo st—A suite of front S. rooms, in a private tumily, for A'centirlnan and wife. r |B'.l ur umoriii'li-d, witli.-at L board, fire plrasetit rtKims (or »logl SgeOtlsmen. at M 3 West Madison si «l*o f.,Ur r0...n«, soitabb* lor hons«k»ep(ng. to family without eb»Mn»i* vpO IlEXT—Parlor and iutlroom, riocnnlly “lUT- A nirbFd, fur nian and wrie; also, a Urge sleeping r®am, suitable for two gentlemen, at 4f7 Stats st wjflf'Ut b-*srd T 1 RENT—Two go .d roomt and J«r«w closet, to A Americans nl good character. Tor lodelns and ,tor«ce. N-I chance toretore. Bn Washington at. f|tO.RhNT— R'».-TKJ Wa?a*l..»» —Xo rml. 2 n>oßi< X for office* and two for lodc/ng. References re quired r l f RENT—Sh.toe rooms for dw.-llmg or busiuoss X Durpot iea. to respotisil.le parttea wfthom so 4 i jj childreD. Irquir* «t Michigan av., n«ar IS.U st. T 1 RENT—, parlors ami l*dronm nn first tl.mr. X **U tia*enjetit ro<*in alsa-ihe unfiaiAed upper story .In two stoiy bouse, &T7 Went Ene at, cor. I _U REA r-*A suite of liaudron.eiy /u. ni»h* sruiiemannad wife.on VWst Washington »t. Addrw IT.tCM AN. i rltiUoe litßce, ■,*t*V lurtilstieii suiteuf r»unu to (wo TO KEWT-STORES. OFFXCMS. &o. of flu** office for 123 per moot:., 41 Hnbbard conn. Al««, »ev-rnl house* to tant-on ihoswU aid-. HENRY J. GOUDUIUIf 4) lietibard n>urt. t|\U UENT-omcHw. very convenient to courts and (X-fut«to«w>»,l3e IW.I Madison su.- tfp suits.* Apply aV' RoOni g. r* ‘OSKWJpU SJANUFACTUIUK® PURPOSES -1 loom and p>.w» r m iiixe new brick buildiutf */'*|«i*ll7*d#W**d »o »-olb beaky or )}Rbt matiofac’ tur»ig purpose*. situated upon railroad, with aide trank A part, or rywsiblf the wl.rda iwl J 9«*»«W* T^^££~.Tr m *‘V' ffl :,r Siaildiog ,n„. 13* jr-?>««otb CUHfon at. Inquire on the premise*. ■'l’®*' hnt. parlor, for bmlnnn pnrporrr ■r7 r £r S!* TW 1 1 i£t!- of r l ‘*'f ,I am-cbis* l<>autun.soii.; light basise**.; Address STORE. Tribune office. i t N UoRN. .v> r*t 3l«dim»n I corn,>r store of Thirty-third and t*P»**s*te*Od Op *t*tr* of iy>3, 7 ro,rM«. 3 closet*t MW. ißektuaib* d. Inquire at *i3 Voltage Gru*e*r. KENT—Boom-with eleam power. Apply at North Clinton »t. __ 'I o Kh.S'T—A ro,itn ftxoi her, ngnt. ana •i»imd<- J.lur carpenter shop or storeroom; a basement nsfur**!.'' Pur further particular* Inquire of E. It. LOCK WOOD. tyi Sonth Fan*! #r. *IWHK>T beep. ai.>rr and r«uinj*. witli eu»k J. of stationery, noiiuos, and fixture* lor sale, Uotlaeo I’roTs i IX^^AStaß-’PorTots {>>tlnebqrtudinrtcii i r al fitta-uf 5tV herre na, to mdo for Chicogu property. Al«o.luwa Und to trade for citr pr< p. t r. dip Voltage yrore ar. and city 'CO EXC/IAXOE—A good cuttagn and ed {tenth JL Sul-, for vacant lot and nice pair dtlelus hone* hatora*. I>AV«SA^BUIt-'a.Ko.So 3laditon st. KXUUMJE-For real estate, itapruredor on ;J4 itniWoted, a pair of black carriage horses, bar. or**, and three* sea tad pirk phaeton. \i ill put sum., mouer with it. if n-c*M.iry. COOK.Tttem s 3U«on>c Bnildiue. c«r lUrniotph ila|st<»| at a 'C y k-XUUA NuK—A boa inj lot in lf*n*Srfj X Ohio, tor city property, iq lUe burnt district, on 'faTOTal.lt term*; hot*** 1 Sr.tnh li'ono. Address Ki.MKfHS. HKOGEg, llb««> —\,V^dniaAte4i,-•• eXcbauge a gmei house and lot »-n rf ZlUstt. for lot north of ForCy-s-rebih it: and of Dr»Xrl o nlevard. -Price kiu.ooo. Apply to rt s* 'oV s?t Wabash ar p "WANTED—MADE WEEP. \\yANTED-Om maker*. pre*s hands. <«n'l assort* meat tinners, NUHToNA FANCHBR, 63aod 65 Pouth Canal at. WANTKD-A good reliable and expat ieoceu book keeper. None need apply without good city re fa re Cera. Salary Dot to exceed gBW per annum. Addre**, giving reference*, G. 0. COOK A CO., 299 illchlgao m*. WANTED— A first data sign writer at No. U3 We«t Madiwn at. o«»rner of P«l«tw|, Baqw 3. WANTED-A Crst-claM carriage and w*«on maker, who underused* repairing in all ite branches: none but a flrM-cNw workman need an* Address at once CLARK A OOEDERT. Dwight. WANTED 5» railroad laborers io go South; z3 "J'f’uin.l'i'i ploerr bands; free fare. E. a. anGELL. 21 West Randolph at. WANTEP-aw wu for Chicago. Burlington Qumcy Railroad. lllinoK 3ou men for C. A 31. J* li J -Michigan. Apply to ANDREW 0. BING A CO.. TJ Jftlwauki-e av. \V*ir t)N. BOYdVcO rrint-TS. in and il ff wt Twa ifih-at C TT/ r ANrEii-s-x (6) good carpenters to work on »li„. .Wcss;;. W’ANTED— Tlnrn-t*—at sr>* \v««i w>ai- SHIPPING t*AN 3UX CFAI.TPIUxo CO. U WANTED— Till* day fio Railroad ~lab*rer» toe SouGjrtrn Illinois. Wage* «2 per dS pSS tare; neofflee fees; company emoJoymeot work fJr the winter. Apply early at West KsnJolph-n ia the l>assment. TtrASTRD-A drug clerk (mingle) with a prospoct r tfcomlns p»rtn«r in a pro«pepon* luiainea*. Adil-»«s i H \S. IhN-iKK. 113 West Pand-lnh s». lI’ANrED-llouso Pouters at 51 Canal it., first j. ii. Mcßride. Tl7 ANTED—Good tailors at D. GOLDSTINE'd. 543 \V Smth Hal-ted st. Tt^ANTED—Uorsembovr. one first class tamer one ff helper. Call at once on U. IVA L NDOr P. 2di v>e»t l.nKe «t. TI7"ANTKU —For Hu* l>lter.i.!« II»tel. a barlwr IT vhon-jll be satisfied *ri U his board and fod«* lOc-nrs a shave. Shop folly furnished except razors. References reunited. Apply at Ute hotel. \\~AbJED— At once, tuasott* and brieklayers; tfO laborers. .M ehanice’ and 31,nufac tuiers V-XfhaDgt*. W9Stat* st. w Tlf ANTED—Six R.o>d c-.rpetil.-ts in work ou hard “ZStuViSSI,. WANTEt'— A Kipd boy t»~«triva a wagon au-l make himself gcmrally useful. Apply at 3T .■vnrih t huton st. w 7 av WANTED -Imni'-dUtely. two photonr-vpbic prin ter*. A-„ P ijf to i*. u.auKE*. Sv£VlitSi ton-si. canvassers for tbo r»»u at Aprh Jill Uoor, 15 South Canal WANTED- Fifteen saw-tmil hands to so out at nt»on. Free fate; no .-(lire t«*. Wagt* *y per d*r. Fitly for ratJroa.;# to go South. E. A. AMJELL. 21 H*al Kaodulpii at. TITANTED— lUlJroad and lev** men for tho Mouth »T Good wages unit prompt pay. Inomro at Hid *»e»t Uaudolph-at.. upetairs. ajr 50 f-Cruad laborer* lur t-oattiefa Illinois, wag.*#: per dav. fire fan*, no office fees, company work, employment all win! ter. He ticket* to pomr* ei.utb at Jho liiweit r*t«. Apply t 191 West Randolph at., in tin* basement. VVVabe’ir tUUg ct^~ Apply at »W Wm A\ I ED—A k .>wd tinner, imaudiutvly. at in? Anulh Can.*! »t. \v AATKD—A rapid penman, who wr let a plain, ir clear band. and wi-o i* quick and correct at flvnrei; one nrtfa .fated with iriMtPauce prnferr-d spplr to A. J. HINTKUTON. A and T Wcjt 3ladi >■>ll At. l\. ANTED-A coo-l. practical and ex»*H«neva »«ovkkerpT: lionewnli -lit Choetu-tkern to do Ken«ra| work, eewed and P ffc-d. fall;,til W.sl JladMoifii., UiH aioriitnc at tn o'clock. tUASH'D-A cuoj strong teamater to drive a lunibvr u utf.m at svutheaat corner Twelfth and Caaal>K(s. WA I.TED—lnjmedinPdv throe good tinners to c«\ in the country. Inquire of WM. BLAIH* CU.» 30anU3tSuolh Tanal-st. understand* Ur>n work to if go Into the country. Apply at sfri Waha*h-ar. TI^ANTED—A m«n t« run a Smith's moulding machine. Non,? hut man who thoroughly On sap rfntend: one competent will get a good situation at 599 Barusido *t. u»»r Twenty.ninth. ED—A young cirl Mjn to Elgin In ssmill ‘V '.‘|L ,uo: Cfln hare a good home. Apply to M ll?. TUOII P&ON office, loot State e(. WANTED— A good ciil-one who understands fr-nonti Jti.tijework. Apply, with refereocM.im' niem-rtrlT at stf. West Mm.t.w «c. U' ANTED—a girl to do goHcral tiuusework at 3o!) Wnbash-av. A NTKD—A German or >w*-de girl, tu d" gener* f al h‘»n«e*'orl>. A rplr at A-vi Mi<”h>g*n »r. WA^ T,; U“ A cood diulng ni~m~ girl at 3*ond«d wim M«d|«on«t «iin> p*epired for work. WANTRD—M 971 Writ Madison at., one cook, dining mom sirl, mid ohamtwrmsbl. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. SITUATION BVANVUf)—A* forciitin of a nnh. Mind, and dour factory by -Uy n professional dress. O maker to do the catling «od fitting, or asnnrt uer; unn a sewing nwchisr; first-eUas Ad iress. for (lire- days. DELTA. Trlboo>la«^ LOST AJTD FOUNT.. I A bu«gv» leather top, takaa frntathaetr. XJ riagadepot of 11. J. r.DWAKDji, No. r* Adam* will |.ltf rv Bsn.fernf. >r. noatslrs, nr 31 Sfortt. J.°gerton *1 'l~ U t A Vr a,, uc funmttm width waa «i»«a")ntD mV teibß. "Jr »“■rsy cifAsl\y‘z^.'TCr&7’i?. s l,,w l is** fi<«. trunk marked “W. 11. il«rcock. Oe>>. Town, D C.** Ry ororinw f.°-P v,i er Can bare the earn* on application to trv'ini- c** w «»wuef pjeaiM-ciulatlfcß v*r** her awn?* pror property, pay charges. and take TAKKX PP—Lo t at our stable daring the fire —a Owner can bat* (betaine hr paving chart e*. at 317 Wafer* h ar. SUEiOI A.V.St\CBLE AOt>. 'pAKBX CP—A small gray mare. Ovn«r can bare L her by prnTtng w-.p-rty and paying expenses, t-all at 791 Reuben at. TAKEN OP-Uu the t'jth of October, a stray cuw wuich tb« own»r can bare by applying at tm Miutfi Lincoln «r, proving property, and parlnt? chargee. J. M. TKKMT |LLIHER. CjOft from corner Polk and ®iU UliD I il,rlc bar an.l I in.T hoJi; l>en«y built. Al«.»» reward paid on return to Jdhv WHITE, corner Poit and Laflin ala. u RKWAUD-W.II b- paid and no aueationa .<&£U asked, for the return of small cantM-cor rneiJ'-ratota and orfßjnalconteate; taken fton'Mr. ft" ««n ndOb |f* sia. the night of the fire; marked E. PU.VTT, Hartford. Coutt. .Kfj Aberdeen ftOA fIBWARD~Lo.t oo the morning of the dre «--y i'P l,t ••nffl* patent y*hr*l*, t*uau2i tveek. I i-wue-J rf/e *anicTn A ‘S.' Downs'' l» a-re their ods from destruction tMrgoait aod hdt the tazgr,tu be hnm*4 orsaTcabysoroeonemorebiimano or»mnoraida*» wi» Wi^aU»otew a r.ltoan*.«,rr«»urS«;'ri. l to packing home of a. K. KBYTarn* J** jS9,I HKWaRD “Tr*mkotatn«|- **J. p Heard* r JL7,«.^ e ™^-i„S,V’ .b7l2 d 'fe"- i^nsnsns SS®*sa »ier«Ai£eSßp PERSONAL. j.NrOitJUTIOS W ANTBO-or MmaLiax,* O-L- I nan. who Mt her home Thursday^ iC.uI J P'-h.'OAAi.— io nud the parties tormaViv* -llring at 150. XQ ,-r 331 li orlbaPt st;, to whose d S*' Oet. 9, Inm tdkiSi ■l cte. c^ a I' 0 1 Re d. K. Vroeeh. X Ksaii w nrwl t<. Jeaeop, p;«d« csU b*,mfteid, iu» .p; ,ia t K.; l Lr.iS^.° 1 I^SrKUCTIOW. A. 51.. leather;«f Piano, Y|o*-