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FRENCH TnAXSPOBTATIOSr.
IlgnlflcuiN of a court. Hlaiiiiil Sentence.
A Fren'rh ■•Republican writes to the Lounon
Dally News:
i read m some English, newspapers that the
French' convicts sentenced to transportation
need ob pity, l/accuse' est condamne ala de
portation .dans une enceinte fortifiee. This
sentence sounds ,by no means appalling. The
words are smooth, and' imply no harshness,
indeed, there is nothing frightful In this con
leronation. The prisoners ore conveyed to Belle
Me, to the Chateau d’lf, or, at the worst, to New
Caledonia, There they are set at liberty, a
nice** of land is allotted to each, and they are
allowed to cultivate it unmolested almost
without control. The depones' only suffering
cun be the bitterness of exile, bis only want,
to return to bis mother country. He is
ncrely sent there to be kept out of mischief;
nay, in. ManX coses, his material condi
tion is better than in France. The climate in
New Caledonia is healthy, the vegetation luxu
riant, the natives tractable, and the authontier
lenient What mere could possibly be required
to insure the comfort of political convicts?
>3ucfa Is the widely-spread Impression concern
ng transportation, both in France and abroad.
Would; for the benefit of the prisoners, it were
accurate. But, unfortonately for them, the
pleasant state of things above detailed Is as re
mote as possible from the truth. Hitherto little
or no light has been thrown on the subject, in
asmuch as a very limited number of political
prisoners have returned to France, and the rela
tion of their sufferings was circumscribed to a
limited circle of intimate friends. The
fket is that the transportation does not
tike place to new Caledonia but te
Cayenne, in Fench Guiana the climato
of which, according to the accounts of those
who have remained there, is more deadly than
that of Sierra Leone. The effect of the un
healthy atmosphere is so deleterious as to ne
cessitate every year the change of the keepers,
or gardes chiourmes, usually employed to guard
the convicts. As to the means ot escape, they
arc almost equivalent to certain death, and un
der the Empire those who fell into the hands
of the Cavenne authorities after on unsuccessful
attempt to fly were put to death. To the ma
jority, therefore, of those who ore transported
there, Cavenne means death. If the effects of
wretched food and illtreatmcnt arc added to the
terrific climate, there is but a poor chance of
return for the doomed men; and even
when an amnesty or a change
of government frees them, their health
Is so badly impaired that their life is of
short duration. Deportation dans une cncicntc,
fortifiee is fraught with heavier sufferings than
the uniiiated could possibly imagine. It Im
plies bard work under a scorching and murder
ous sun, and also under the eyes of the keepers;
corporal punishment if the requisite amount of
work bo not accomplished; daily intercourse
with common convicts, and assimilation of treat
ment to theirs; food of the worst quality, such
as is distributed in the bulks ot Brest and
and Rochefort; and brutal usage on the part of
the gardes chiourmes, who vent on the prisoners
the discontent which they feel at being sent to
Cayenne, even for a short space. Cayenne, in
Itself, is bad enough, but there yet is a place
which exceeds in horror the pepper-fields and
the keeper’s rods. The He du Diaole Is situated
within fifteen miles from the const of French
Guinn, nod well docs it deserve its name. The
Devil’s Island is a narrow, sandy tract of land,
measuring about three miles in circumference,
and unfonnly desolate. Not. a single tree, or
spring can be found. Myriads of musquitoes
prevent the deportes from taking rest at night,
A scorching sun pours its light on the dry sand,
giving on intolerable heat. Sea-bathing, the
only relief against the weather, can scarcely be
resorted to; sharks, which are very abundant
In the Guiana waters, arc attracted by the
dead bodies which the authorities do not take
the trouble to bury, and render bathing very
dangerous. A? it is, escape is difficult enough;
bat an additional precaution is taken —a sloop
if war cruises round the island, thus crushing
the hopes of the prisoners on that score. A few
miserable hovels, made of wood and straw, con
stitute the only shelter of the unhappy keiugs
confined in this desolate spot Their food con
sists of biscuits and salt meat; a vessel brings
every month from Cayenne the requisite quan
tity of food and fresh water. As thenatural ob
stacles to evasion are very nigh unsurmounta
ble, only a dozen soldiers and five or six keep
ers remain on the island. The sharks arc, be-
as assiduous guards ns the government
could well wish for; and numerous are the vic
tims that tried to swim over to some passing
chip. Prisoners arc, however, inspired
with so great a thirst for liberty that
It will often lead them into the most desperate
iltempts. Nothing can stop them; the greater
the obstacles, the more resolution do they dis
play. In 1853 a brig was wrecked on the rocks
of the Devil's Island; the boards and pieces ot
wood which drifted on shore inspired several
political convicts with the thought of secretly
constructing a raft. The idea was conceived
and pat into execution with marvellous rapidity;
trad on ono dark night ten men boarded the
raft, with all the provisions which they could
muster, vnd set off on their perilous voyage.
The attempt was veritably reckless, for *tbcir
only hope 1 rested on the chance of being picked
up by a foreign vessel. For ten days they
were,, tossed about on the waves, fearing
vt every moment to sec their frail raft torn to
nieces without coming In sight of a sail. Four
men died of exposure to the cold, and a fifth
was washed overboard by a heavy sea. Their
provisions were completely exhausted, and the
five survivors had resigned themselves to their
fatet when a ship was seen by them at a short
distance. Their signals were answered, a boat
sent to their rescue and they found themselves
in board an English vessel which landed them
In British Guiana, from whence they easily ef
fected their passage to England. Among them
was Dr. Bernard, whose trial in 1859, on the
demand of extradition made by the French
Government created much sensation among the
.English public.
ALICE CAIIT’S LOVE,
Tbe Fact* About Hrr Relation* With Rufus
TT. Griswold.
(Hary Ctcmmer in th« Independent.]
A story under the title of the “Unknown
Lore of Alice Cary/’ In the newspapers, is still
traveling. through the length of the land. It
sssertfl that in her yontb she was affianced to
Jlufus Wi Griswold; that he wae false to her—
orsaking her for a woman of the world,: that
ong after, when he returned to. New York,
friendless, poor and rick, she fcjgavc hid the
v jrcat wrong that ho had done* and nursed him
ill be died. This story, in many conflicting
thasee,- was often, to her great annojance, told
f\{ her during her life. The fact that W.
Uriswold did in his last will bequeath bee hi?
ersonal effects was made muoh o.; printed
wid private circles, and used rj an ur*an~
-wcrable proof that at at ouc 4 .imo lie had been
•ier Within a week baue read in a let
ter to. the New York Kvetiing Post that the
eill proved the love and relationship between
:he two persons beyond a doubt. Yet no les«
n its foundation, the story is false. Referring to
t once, while we two sat alone together, AUcc
raid-to mo: **l will toll vou just the truth.
If you ever think it necessary, you con tell
t." I believe it to be but justice to hor sacral
ife, with which idle gossip ia vet too busy, to
ellit now. Bereavement in. death nnd in life
'iad made her Western home too desolate to be
:»orao. These, with the impulse of the brave
'Till that served bcr to the last, brought her to
N'ew York to. make not the Ufa that she would
nqyooboaen for herself, yet a life worthy to be
ived. Ignorance stood me in the stead of
parage,” she said. Had I known the great
rorld as I have learned il since. I should not
-ave dared but I didn't. Thus I came. The
Jading litterateur at that time was Dr. Rufus
tfriswold. He bad compiled the books ndled
The female Prose Writers and The
v emale Poets of America,” Ho was sharply
x; the lookout lor every new genius In Htcra
ure that am>eared. He had visited the eifi
♦a their Onto home, and in 1600 o***
nblishcr lor tbeir first volume.
■_otb their names with set"
oenas to his own “P'*
-.'new everything n*
he sphere of lab
hey practi-^'
..aiucd n
ami had added
from their
ol America.” Ho
.cessary to their success in
which thev had chosen, while
4 aly knew next to nothing. He cn
u and helped them in many wavs, and
.e cimmiedod their gratitude. lor Alice to
icar a debt of grntiude was to pay it, if at the
osi of her life- Vet even the Rood will of one
■moot man to o woman is often a misfortune,
'.lir soul may bo as white as snow yet he can
nt take her innocent name upon h»s lips with
vt Emircbintr it with some of his own vdeness.
Mis vanity baa been flattered by idle women:
11 conquest has become not only the habit, but
necessity,' of this- mortal and miserable
‘oul* till, where he knows he has not won it, he
<*tiß base enough to boast of it. a man
judging by every record left of him—was
Anns W. Griswold. He was a man of poetic
jnperament, of fine scholarship, of generous
npulses, and, in certain directions, of rare gifts;
it no less he was a man of fickle fancies, of
e iolcnt temper, which often fell upon his
'-arest friends, of moiistrrous vanity
‘ad of ungoverned passions. 1
•as never engaged to }|m m
infringe; 1 never loved him,” said Alice Gary
n;e ..’i tooid not hnre loved such a man,
lounh 1 learned him in his best phases. I came
I nitv him, because he was his own worst
lerov As a friend, 1 owed him much, andbe.
ire bis death 1 found it in my power to pay back
1 part ray laruc debt of gratitude. hen he
.turned to New Vork.poor and sick, with ceriati
f rath before him, I, with Miss—-.hired a room
.id name lor him. From that they nave made
romantic story of my nursing him for unre
d ‘tiled love. It was old Betsey who nursed
im. Von know how big and strong she is; yet
she became worn out, for his sickness was
i og and verv painful. Many unkind, even
.mel things have been said because he willod I
V-.c his personal effects. Bcsideo the books'
v«»d piclnres which he bequeathed to the
;;.storical Society, these werp all that hopes
-4 *ssed, and he left them to me not more out of
.•jsonal regard than trom a desire to repay as
as he was able the money which 1 had I
V pended for his comfort daring his last long
I dtnesß.” In the profoundest sense Alice
♦.%ry never loved bnt once. The man whom
t*®'loved is still alive; yet gossip, with its
•i *ccest scent, has never found or named
TVjtb all her fulness of affection, hers
mas an eclectic and solitary soul. He who
t r the verv patent of his being was more to
]r than any other mortal could be, might
us from her life, but no other cou!4 ever
kfi hii place. A proud and prosperous fam-
Uj brought nil their pride cad power to
bear on a son to prevent his marry
og a girl uneducated, rustic and poor.
I waited for one who never came
back,” she said, “yet I believed be would come
till I read In the paper his marriage to another.
Can you think what life would be—loving one,
waiting for one who would never come?" He
did come at last. I saw him. His wife bad
died. Alice was dying. The gray-haired man
sat down beside the gray-huired woman. Life
had dealt prosperously with him, as Is Its wont
with men, Suffering and death had taken all
from her save the lustre of her wondrous eyrs
From her wan and wasted face they shone upon
him full of tenderness and youth. Thus they
met with life behind them—they, who parted
plighted lovers when life was young. He was
the man whom she forgave for her blighted and
wcarj life, with a smile of parting as divine as
ever lit the face of woman.
The following extract, taken verbatim from a
private letter, dated Pioche, Nevada, will, it is
feared, tend to create a prejudice against that
calm retreat;
Pioche is the county seat of Lincoln Coun
ty a mining camp a year old. It's on the
Great American Desert, and situated between
bare mountains, looking over a bare dry plaio.
Water bos to be brought eight miles by wagon,
and it is sold at six cents per gallon. There are
about 1,300 people here, the half of whom have
been in Stale Prison and highway rob
bers, etc.), and the rest ought to be. Our grave
yard has 41 graves, of which but two are filled
by death from natural causes. The rest all died
with their boots on. Shot mostly; some cut. One
shooting scrape took place in the ban!., in which
Mike Casey killed Tom Qoasin, after receiving
Gossin’s fire. There is no law. Anyone feeling
aggrieved seeks redress generally with his pis
tol. It’s been a close game for me here several
times; I got cut in tbo leg once, but I am here
yet. i sleep with a big bull dog, a Henry rifle,
and a six-shooter. The mines—silver—employ
about 600 men, about 100 are in business, and
the rest are blackguards of phe worst kind—cat
tle thieves, renegade Mormons, and men who
are banished from society by their crimes, and
ready foranylhiug. It's 350 miles to railroad or
telegraph. We have three stages a week, and
one moil. I’ve done very well here, and would
bare made some money, but two of my partners
in a claim were killed, and 1 can't go on alone.
My life has been attempted twice by the party
wbh killed mypartners. I don't allowany man
to scare me if 1 can have a show; but when it
gels down to cases where you dare not sit by
a window or by an open door after dark, its
time to jump the game. If ever I get bock to
California, 1 thmk I’ll stay there; anyway, I’ve
got enough of this kind of living. Pm tired of
packing a six-shooter around night and day.”
But it isn’t as hopeless as it seems—the future
of this placid little village; for in a few weeks
all the natives will be disposed of—“ shot most
ly some cut”—and then virtuous new settlers
can begin the settlemcntagain.
boodon and' Chicago.
Id London, October 14, In pursuance of a numerous
ly signed requisition to the Eight Honorable tbo
Lord Mayor, a special meeting: of the Coart of Com*
mon Council was convened In tbo Guildhall in rela
tion to the catastrophe at Chicago. There was a
large attendance of the members, and the proceed'
Inira were marked by complete unanimity.
Too Lord Mayor, on taking the chair, said he had
convened the meeting at shorter notice than usual,
bnt he was convinced the coert would feel with him
that the sodden and disastrous calamity which had
befallen the great nation across the Atlantic by tbo
widespread destruction In one ofl*a finest cities ju,ti
fled hla responding to a requisition so numerously
signed. If ever there was an occasion to which the
saying, "JJUdutqul ciio ilat" was applicable, this
waa It, and he was sure the court would act upon it
In so great an emergency. (Cheers.)
Mr. J. T. Bedford, upon whom tho Lord Mayor
called, said be should not waste many words In sat*,
port of the motion ho was about to submit. The
calamity spoke for itself, and every mnn among
them must lure become familiar with Us harrowing
results. They all know that Chicago was one of the
most wondenul cities on the face «.f tho earth. To
his mind it was tbo most wonderful, Some thirty
years ago it wap a mere outpost, with a few soldier?
to restrain tbo incursions of the American Indians
At that time it bad less than 5,000 inhabitants, bat
according to the last census Us population was esti
mated ni 300,000. There were no more magnificent
buildings in any other city in the world. Its
hotels were larger and more commodious (ban any in
Paris or our own metropolis, and its warehouses were
vastly more Imposing than -those of London or of
Manchester—that city of warehouses. ItmleMbc
said to be the centre of tbo American railway system
audits railway stations equalled lu magnificence its
banks, hotels, Court-House and churches. A feu
days ago it presented a picture of material ’Aiosncriiv
probably never exceeded, and, never
uqnatlcd. Ip rlntel y avenues mid spaclr.n, thorough,
lares bristled whh Hie and animation. lie had had the
satisfaction ol seeing a Chicago newspaper a fortalnhi
old, which had now an immense interest. It toldof
the enormous commercial tnmsacUacs-TO Quar
ters of grain and 2,000 head of cattle entering the citv
in one day Such up to Sunday was the wonderful
Chicago. On that night, the lire began, and In
thirty-six hours the whole heart of tho citv was de
stroyed. On Tuesday l«n iho sun rose on three
square miles of blockene* ruins, and 100,000 people
houseless and starving. The later accounts
of the calamity were m oro astounding
th-m the earlier ones. About 500 people
had been tramped to death or burnt. In all
12.000 houses had Iwen destroyed; the people v.cre
huddled together lUc animals, and were dying from
exposure and hanger. Men who were rich yesterday
to-day were paupers. ijnch a calamity was porhaii
never known. Ibe industry of thlrtv years was gone
In n« many hours! The calamity was spread over
double the space devastated by the great fire of Lon.
don, with this aggravation that while the fire of Lor
don lasted four days, this took bnt thirty-six hours
rnn its horrible coarse. He thought he need lo
more. [Hem, bem.] iVhat eonrJS, then,
the court as a great civic liody lu tbo fat&or ar t 0
unparalleled calamity! 11c might aatgrtt
ever they did It would raise then, in pubwv I
tlon, amt would tonch the warm h
can people, our own blood relbuJcs/anS: A ert
mon language and Inbcrllin/a
Ilnt no. he pot It on th°
duty [ChecM.J 110 f
In tho terms of the unties b„ g-a Dffl
"That this court has heard With, faalf gi'en,
regret of the terrible dfawiier that
city of Chicago
as early as possible Ba deep symp a t»,v «Vt>, t>,
pie of America or.lhe.cccaikm of KSS. i'T'
called a nailoua<WlamlU.»hctcW.nb«rii.A= u J be
of 1,000 guineas,. mt directs l"*? VI?-* Ut s
Immediately and applied to' i,e
gem cases of distils! l ta„orM 1 f h moßt Br
■raomojtouw«.,ccond'-.dhr sir David Salomon,,
mo senior metaber nrcuent i» m> ,w
StSaHSr;
restore the property, biu they could take kclr iart fn
0 DB<,< *l D cnccs of the calamity.
(hT b ln n»*‘ cr-,ordt,r r Chambers) having n U t
lb £h!l C i !v ilJ*>f l “"I™ wl, h acclamation. S P
?iT ord 4 a^r took occasion to say that, anUclna.
ring the vote r.t which the court had arrived he iSm
Saver‘!3c! '!S- m i '°r ,clc r »P 1 l ”S «K »ajll to u£
Jrtth d-' 0 I 1;” nioney might be forth
it a T a ll I lo him towards alleviating the distress
13th the fund being raised at the Man
sion House, under the auspices of the Lord Mayor
I was und en-tood i° have amounted to about £l7 coo'
las the result of two days* subscriptions. The sub!
scrlptl'sus of the previous day amountin'* lonSmit
Bros, i Co., £i,ooo the Imnel
Uh*» Co.. £1,000; London. Asiatic and Amerinn
talt)i.-SSO; Arthbnthnot. Latham iCo
£IOO .Smith. Payne A Co., A’iSO: Glvn Miti>
-fiafaT; Boutcher. Mortimer* Co., £!ooVMav,Sou
T.iompson. £100; tho Fuhmoogere’ Company
Ohrough Mr. Alderman Lawrence. M. P.) £202 in*.
Messrs. J.& K. Morley. 1*250; .Mr.JamVs Calrt T
8., £SO: Gilead A. Smith Co.. £irO; Rlxley* \heii‘
Langley Co.. £100; S. Petrie £IOO. There mra
many smaller donations. cre
Klrc Prof Stone.
To the. Editor of TJu Chicago IWbune°/ t rf 3
hm: lam tho owner of n very extensive depoe-il 0 f
stcatite.or soap stonc-situatcd on the Potomac River
I have opened it sufficiently to ascertain that the
supply will amount to more than be quarried this
century- I have had it tested In n farnacc to a whico
a r i day i s, v n V d 11 k®* not all
tt?lh y f tbasbcc in comparison
ttlththcmarhio that was used In the Capltol c***-
sjon. hashing.on, to ascejtalii its tenacity. It will
stand as much pressme to the square inch as th*,
i 8 P erf^. ctl y homogeneous Will take as >\~u
a polish as marble, and can be sawed and worh
readily as bard wood. 1 ask, would nottM* *u d
ICrMl Cr M, r f onc seeded in erecting
buildings, etc. s s Ct>‘ f vaults.,
P.O.BoxWI. 6ffl« sStt
MiscEia,Ay; £oOS
SiGO, MM ST. LOUS,
Through laine.
And Louisiana New Short Route
FROM
CHICAGO TO KANSAS CITY.
Oq and after Monday, October SOth. 1871, train* will
leave and arrive at West Side Union Depot, near Midi*
joq >i. bridge, as follow*:
Leave!
9:00 a. m.. (except Sunday) Exprese Mall, for St. Lonis,
via Main Line.
9KO a. tu.. (except Sunday) Fast Express. for Kansas
(Mir, direct, via Jacksonville, 111., and Louisians,
Mo.
4:10 p. tn., (except Sunday) Joliet AceoamcaJation.
6 JJp. a (except Sunday) Sight Kxpma fer St. Loci*,
via Slain Line, Ob Sandojr this tmia ran* to
Springfield only.
9:00 p m., (except Saturday) Lightning Express for St.
Louis. via Main Line, and also via Jacksonville
9 oo*p**n!?,° '(rxrep t Saturday) exams for Kansas City,
direct, via Jacksonville, 111., and Louisiana, Sto.
Arrive.
From St. Lonis dally—7:ls a. m.; 4:30 p. m. (except
Sunday); andTrOup.m. (except Sunday).
From Kansas City daily-7:« a. m. (except Monday);
and 4 30 p. ni. (except, Sunday).
Joliet Accommodation dally-9:IO a. m. (except San-
No change of day cars and »1 •eping ears from Chica
go to St. Lonis or to Kansas City, and better time
wade than by any ether route.
Tollman's Talnce Sleeping. Dining and Smoking cars
are run on-all oor lines. The only line running these
cars between Chicago and St. Loblt, and tunning
Saturday night trains, and making the time in eleven
hours.
J. C. McMDLLI^,
General Chicago.
JAMBS CIIABLTON. General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. Chicago.
SWEET CIDER.
The pure apple juice, in barrels
and half barrels, from Ohio and
Michigan, A full supply on hand.
HAGEE, SPIES Co,
65 Korth Jefferson, comer Tulton-at,
Ruin, of Chicago.
Wo have the largest and finest collicctlon of photo*
graphs of the* ruins. Wholesale and retail.' Stereo*
ecopie views sent, prvpsld. by mall for C 3 per docen. iAl
bum cards, t1.50 per dosan. llxll cards. kljOeaeti.
Diseoant to the trade. Send for catalogue. J. A,
PIERCE k CU., |it Wes; Madison it, Chicago, {Burnt
cut.atfil Clark st,)
DRY GOODS.
Join V. Farwell Co.
Are now temporarily located at
X 67 Michigan-ay.,
Where our goods saved from fire will be
closed out cheap, and where we shall also
be prepared to fill such orders as our limit-*
ed space will allow*
«We are now rebuilding our Warehouse
247 249 Monroe-st, which we hope to
have completed about Nov. 20, whenwe
shall be fnllyprepared to offer our usual ex
tensive variety in all departments, and trust
all our friends will reserve their orders till
that time*
Having been twice visited by fire daring
the past year, we think It needless to remind
our friends that their remittances will be
very acceptable.
JOHN V, FAEWELL 00.,
167 Midtiffan-av.
SATETY BOILER,
A SAFE BOILER.
HARRISON
Safety Boiler.
Manufactured by Joseph Harrison,
Jr., of Philadelphia. For safety and
economy surpasses the tabular flue
or any other boiler mode.
They are in use in the leading man
ufactories of the Fast, New York and
Pennsylvania, and have been prac
tically and thoroughly tested for
more than ten years.
ley are Perfectly Safe from Disas
trons Eplosions.
A liberal discount will be made to
persons in Chicago who desire to pur
chase the
Harrison Safety Boiler.
Orders will be promptly filled.
Boilers ready for shipment now.
•Address
HARRISON BOILER WORKS,
Philadelphia.
MUSICAZi INSTRUMENTS.
After the Fire!
Now is the time to buy Pianos,
Organs, Melodeons, Brass and
String Instruments, &c., &c.
Jins Bit Mo.,
formerly of CD Washington-st., now located at
270 and 614 Michigan-av,
Hare, with characteristic energy, already received from
NEW YOIIK and BA.LTI MOHE branch©* a large atock
of lh<- celebrated
Enabe Pianos,
J. Baner Co.’s Pianos,
Needham’s Tonffued Organs,
And other Umleal Merchandise, which they offer to the
public for CASH at greatly reduced mice.
Id a few day* they will have ob hand a new style
ORGAN,
Moat elegant and unique In design, which they invite
the public to call and examine.
Pianos. Organs. Ac..toned, repaired and polished: al
so. packed and shipped.
.270 and 614 Michigan-av.
W. W. KIMBALL,
610 Michigan-av.
Pianlos, Organs and Melodeons.
TIANOS FOB SALE AND TO BENT.
N, B.— AJI person* who bare rented or] leased IPianot
will pleai tr cmU and report.
Entrance to warerooms, fill) Slichlgaa*av. Plano*
tuned and nrloaired.
H.W.&J.M.Welherell,
369 WABASE-AY.
WHOLESALE
|MILLINERY!
We would inform our patrons
that onr stock is now complete,
and we are now prepared to
wait on them and to fill their
orders with despatch. Onr new
stock has been selected with
reference to the season, and
we offer the same at the low
est market prices.
Special inducements to cash
buyers.
CLOTHS,
Field,
Benedict t£ Go.
892 Wabash-av.,
CHICAGO, XXIi.,
Will open, on Nov. 6, an en
tire New Stock of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, and TAI
LORS’ TRIMMINGS. We
shall in future, as hereto
fore, maintain our position
as the LEADING CLOTH
HOUSE in the West. Or
ders from the trade prompt
ly filled. We shall occupy
onr Ne-w Store, corner Mar
ket and Washington-sts.,
Feh. 1 1872.
SCALES.
SCALES,
Of All Sixes.
Fairbanks, Greenleaf &Co,
11 SOUTH CA3AL-ST.
THE T CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEbimsixaX NOVEMBER 1. 1871.
BUSINESS GARBS.
GREAT WESTERN
TYPE FOUNDRY.
Ten Per Cent off on Type.
Ths above discount will be given publishers and print
er* who suffered by the lale fire. Large stock arriv
ing., AH'ordera promptly filled:. We are new msnofsc
taring Usds, slugs, braes rule, etc., and will have onr
type machines running few days.
Barnhart Bros.& Spindler,
SO West Itandolpb-at.
Hardware and Tools.
UKKABEE NORTH,
(Late 174 Lake it.)
Hava rammed business, and are bow opening* at
No. 48 W. Lake-st,
Their nasal full assortment of Bhlldera* Hardware
Mechanics' Tools. Flno Cutlery, Drawing Instruments
Sheet Brass, Brass Wire. Ac.
BLISS. MOORE CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
Michigan-av., Between Peck and
Eldridge-conrts,
Are prepared to fill all orders promptly. Are xecelTing
and shipping as uma).
GEO. H. FROST,
City Surveyor aid MnpDun,
500 Wabash-av., Basement.
Having saved alt rax notes and plats of surreys and
Subdivisions made during the peat five years, X am pre
pared to duplicate them for tbs baneflt of my many pa
trons throne host the dtv and county. Surveys made in
ell parts of the city at old price* and their accuracy
guaranteed.
Mapping ef all kinds dona at reasonable rales. I in
vite all my friends to give me a call.
GEO. F. FOSTER.
isll Usker snd Ship Chsadler, is now located and In
fanning order st II Eonth Market s!. All orders will
continue to be filled with usual promptness. New in
voices of Blocks, Tackle, Cordage, Fitch, Duck of all
klods; Tar, otc., being received.
Parker, LeU Co.,
Corner Desplsibee and Carroll sts.
Successors to 8. Parker. 166 Washington st.. Con
tractors and boaters inilailrosd supplies.
C. FOLLMSBEE SON,
BANKKRB,
401 WABASH-AV.
The above dm have cstabllihed themselves at the
al*o»* address, where tber have built a new flm-proof
vault, which giro them undoubted security fur their
book*, etc., and where they are conducting business the
ame u previous to the lire.
GREAT WESTERN
TYPE FOUNDRY,
No. 50 West Randolph-st., np stairs.
Type arriving, leads and sings, galleys, Ac.
BARNHART BROS. A SPINDLEB.
Durand* Sc Power*,
Successors to Durand Bros. A Powers, and Durands,
Powers A Mead.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Corner West Washington and Greon its., Chicago, HI.
Now ready to fill ali orders la our line for old or new
customers.
MABTIK MATERHOEFER’S
BOARDING AND SALE STABLES,
132 Hostings st., corner LoomiS’St.. west of Blue Island
ar., baring every facility for the business. Will board
horses for less than any other man in town, and will
guarantee to sell my stock 10 per cent cheaper. Come
and km* me.
Window Gloss.
D. S. SCHANCK A SONS,
Importers of
Rate and Window Gl>m, £7 Chamber* st..
New York.
Arthur >V. Wiudelt,
LAW OFFICE,
562 W*ba«b*»T„ and Boom 6 Lind'a Block, Ran-
dolph-at.
Window Glass.
Fall stock. AM «ite«.
MENDENHALL A KITCHELL.
No, 81 West Front si., Cincinnati, 0.
Galvanized Sheet Iron
AND SHEET IRON.
Full atock. All alsea.
MENDENHALL A KITCHELL,
No. M West Front at., Cincinnati, Ohio.
H. W. AUSTIN GO.,
5J NOBTH CLINTON-ST.
(Near the Shot Tower.)
W# hare a foil etock of Pnmpe, Gas Pipe*, tad SlapU
Hardware, Htso at kept at 221 and 23 South Vfater It.
aod at tame priori aa before the fire.
To Physicians.
BLISS «fc SHARP,
Lata 105 State st.. South Division, are located at their
Branch Store,
154 Twenty-second SL, corner Wabash ar..
With a aarr and complete stock of DRUGS AND SUR
GICAL INSTRUMENTS. Orders solicited, and will re
ceire prompt attention.
A. 9f Ilinman Sc Co.,
COMSIISSION—Dressed Hogs, Butter, Cheese, anp
Pried Fruits, we make a specially. Lake Park, Appe
tite 3RS Michigan av., Chicago.
A. 51, IUNMAN, O. M. WILDER.
Refer to Sibley A Eodlcott, wholesale grocer*, Ingra
bata, Corbin A Mar.
Bock Sc Wirlli,
WHOLESALE TOBBACCOKISTS,
Hav opened their new store with a fall assortment of
tobaccos, etc., on Mlcbigan-av., between Congress and
Van Boren sts.
Matthew* d; Ball,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Boom 11,34 eooth CUnton-st, Chicago,
r. p. wiTurws. 3. x. i
Ea tabliebed^.^...
A. 91. Wright Sc Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
36 North Canal at.
A. M. Weight. p. HiCKtex.
Bond Chandler,
ENGRAVERS ON WOOD,
119 West Washington it.
Important to Banks and Business
Houses.
Wawitl furnish for the next ninety days to parties
in Chicago goods in our line at a very alight advance
ui actual cost. All charaee prepaid. We do all onr
own manufacturing, and snail be pleased to send es
timates and price list for whatever you may want in
printing, lithographing, blank books, god general
office stationery.
VIDAL. BROWN A WA BKEB,
*9 (amiiri at.. N»w York Ottr.
SEWING MACHINES.
HOME
Shuttle Sewing Machine.
The Cheapest Lock-Stitch Sew-
Inc machine In the world.
Price, $37.
Agents minted. Address
JOHH9OU, OItABS 00., General Agta..
247 West Madison-st.,
CHICAGO. ILL.
SUFFERERS
By the lata Tflre who lost thalr Sawing Machines of
whatsvar make, afiar bating paid from SIP to 130 on
thsm, can obtain new onra In place of them by ilmplf
continuing their payments till tba amount due on them
la paid. Apply at one* at tba offioaol tba Wllaoo Sew*
log Machine, 378 Watt Madison at., or 377 Sooth Park*
LORD, HOTT A WILLIAMS. Genaral Agents.
SINGER
BKWISQ MACHINE Offlw of J. S. WIIF.INS.IP7
■nr/tAnp bf-aT.
sates:
SAFES.
MARVIN CO.,
No. 17 Sooth Canal st..
Are rseelTiog a fall line ".of their cslebrated Alnm and
Dry Piaster FlmProof Safes, Burglar Oafs*. Plat*
Sate*. Vault Doora, Exprsu Boxes, Ac.. Ac. _ _
The BEST SAFES ever offered to tbs people of Chicago.
Call and see thstn baton yon bay.
No. n Sooth Canal at., Chicago.
No. 365 Broadway, New York.
.No. 721 Chestnut at., Philadelphia.
Ko, 93 Main »U. Buffalo.
No. 106 Bank at., Cleveland.
FINANCIAL.
Moo-y to loan. In sums from Sl.noo to SIOO,OOO, on sat*
isfactory tail estate Kcnrltlasatfi and 10 par cant psr
chas. B. Rbtau,
lOilS W»WA-»T.
annua.
GILES, BRO. CO.
HAVE OPENED AX
158 Twenty-Second-st., near State,
With a full line of goods. Orders
promptly filled. With many fine
goods saved, and through their
New York and Parisian houses
they can offer all their former
inducements to purchasers.
C. S. RANKIN CO.,
ArcMtectiral Iron Worls,
CINCINNATI. OHIO,
Manufacture Store Fronts, Doors and Shutters, Jatt
1 Work, Glass Pavements, Grates, Mantels, Ball*
lag, Ac.
FRANCIS A WEBBER,
OYSTERS,
58 and 60 West Madison-st.
All orders promptly filled as before the fire
To the Stove Trade,
BURDBTT SMITH A CO.,
Troy Stove Works, are prepared to furnish (hi) line* of
their cooking and heating etoves. Alio the celebrated
soft coal base-burning parlor stove, the Dnbuiae, at eld
prices. Warerootns, Clark, near Uth st., Chicago, 111.
Successor to Bronson A Messlnger. manufacturer and
wholesale dealer In Tobacco, Snuff, and Cigira. 106, 106,
and 110 Summlt-Bt.. Toledo. O. Orders solicited.
J. M. Stine, Kramer Co;,
Announce to their friends and the trade generally that
they have temporarily located at
519 STATE STREET.
Near Harmon Court, where they will open in a lev
days, a fresh and desirable slock of
NoUotza. lleslery, Gents Furnishing Goods,
ela,
st popular prices. Orders solicited sad promptly at
tended to.
Rnmicn Brothers Co.,
Importers snd Jobbers of Notions. Fancy Goods,
Dress Trimmings. Buttons, Laces. Hosiery. Gloves,
Berlin Zuphyr Worsted Knitting Tarns, Embroideries,
Beads. Ac., 378 sod 390 Broadway, Milwaukee, Wis
consin,
U. W, Rogers, Jr., Bro.,
PRODUCE, COMMISSION AND
Fonnerl/ 337 Canal st.. has removed to 288 Weal
Twelfth it., Kiser’s Bonding.
SQUARE BRAND OYSTER DEPOT.
85 and 87 South Canal-at*
Orders from city and country promptly attended to.
Warner Sc Felix,
Wholesale Wooden and Willow Ware,
Have opened* full lino ol goods on the Lake Shore,
between Harmon and Eldridge-courls, and are now
ready for business.
Proprietors of JACOBIE’S PATENT BRICK MA
CHINE.
Wa are prefer*'! to fill orders at once for this ms
china. Those Interest'd are InriteU to call nt the rhi
cago Tribane Office and 'xaralne cuts ol tl.o machine:
also, the endorsement* of the leading trick maker* of
Albany and Troy. Tbl* machine Is constructed for
•team or water power; will make <n,(W to SO,WO brick
of soporlor quality in ten hoar*. Circulars and 101 lin
formation str«u.
Write
A. B, Baldwin!
11)11 foan Jit hw now on hand fifteen tens of English
and Gorman tyre. It consists of all sizes, from non*
parell to pica. A half dozen dresses for large niied-capers
can bo tarnished at once, with (rant, rules, etc., to
match. The Milwankeo Sentinel, New*, and Vindicator
«ro referred to as sample* of the tf po manufactured at
Ibis foundry. For beauty of face and finish, aa well a*
toughness of metal, the typo made at thli foundry will
compare faroraidy with the typo sold by any other fooa-
Jry lathe world. I hare also sercral first-class presses
axidjupbers for sale. J, A. NOONAN
«*TA flrst-cUu electrotype fonodrr'uatiachcd’tcTiht
type fonadrr.
October ti. IS7\.
Our new stock of Millinery Goods, bought rinoo
K£« ar u now arriving, and on and after FRIDAY
w f w W n a position to walton customeri
and fill orders aa formerly. Everything new asd.stylUb
and enltrtdo for winter trade.
Parties owing us can. by sending os MONEY at thl
aarticoUr Hue. assist us very much.
LAW AND LOAN OFFICE.
DTP TICE.
Gmfelfler. RoseitM Co.,
HAVE OPENED THEIR NEW PLACE,
Cor. Michigan-av. Congress-st.,
(Opposite Michigan av. Hotel), and are prepared to All
oiden for
BOOTS AND SHOES
With their wonted promptness and ponetnallly.
Van SM, Stevenson Reifl,
Wholesale Druggists,
847, 810, and 851 Wabash Avmne,
Are prepared to fill all orders promptly; are receiving
and shipping u usual.
Have reopened at 635 State st. where they will b
pleased to see their old frienda.tahd as many new onesai
may choose to rail.
Jevne Almini,
Dealers In artists* and pointers' materials. Fresco and
house painters.
660 STATE'S!
Goods arriving dally.
Hart, Asten Co.,
5 and 7 West Maclison st.,
SEAMLESS GRAIN BAGS.
Burlap Bags, Gunny Bags, Flour
and Paper Sacks.
BAGS OF ALL KINDS.
Send In your orders and we wilt fill
them promptly.
SnacMaors to Mays A Biles. US, 120 and 122 Plymouth
at.. Brooklyn, N. T.. tnaoa r aetaters of patent powar,
tarer, screw and double action presses, drop presses,
cutting, stamping and formic* dies for all kinds of xn*t
aJa. Descriptive catalogue, with price*, lent upon sppli
cation.
GBOamES Oi ULLRICH,
Brokers
IN WINES, LIQUORS. CHAMPAGNES AND CIGARS,
Noa. 229 and SI Wait Madison at. corner Peoria at.
Irish, Builen Co.,
Oommlteion Dea era In Lumber and Shingles'by tba
cargo; *IBO, receive shingles daiir by carload. Order*
solicited. No. 6 West Lake*st.. Room),
DENTIST,
WUI mom* practice at <79 Wabash ar.. Vitalised air
givan, and teeth extracted without pain.
CLOCKS.
Waterbary Clock Comp’y.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Chas, B. Messlnger.
.SEED MERCHANTS,
10 West Randolpb-st.
N. Lllllff,
BOOT AMD SHOE STORE,
Geo* H. Gale,
Commission Merchant,
Temporary olQeo, 213 South Gmo-it,
P. J. RUTH,
John Lyle King,
LAW OFFICE,
estate at, at east end of Polk at.
Harman A Jacobio,
ALBANY. N. Y..
BARMAN JACOUIK,
Albany, N, Y
Cook McLain,
DYERS,
Renr-rod to 363 Stale at., near Harrison,
Northwestern Type Foundry,
MILWAUKEE.
Gage Brothers Co.
We are sow located at
961 INDUNA-dT.
C B. Hosmer Jt Son,
Notary Poblie.
No. S3O WABASH AV.
Keystone Collar Co.
Bliss Williams,
Dr. W. R. Sherwood,
CLOCKS.
TOR THE PRESENT AT
No. 638 West Lake-at
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
The /olloalnz are the name* *f eome of the bod
ing hovtee in the diy, arranged with a
view to convenience of reference,
Advertising Agency.
EL H. CHANDLER, Amhorlxetl Advertising Agent
for alt CMcag.i daily papers, and receives all
e&rds for thla directory. Offices, 43 Sooth Canal
and 446Statc>sL
LOUIS LLOYD iUO.,Gen. Apents.W W .Randolph.
COoK. COBURN A CO., Newspaper AdTertising
Agents fur all papers in the united States, 454
W sbash-av.
Agricultural Implements.
ATWATER it CO., 51 aui] i? North Jeffereoa-et.
Architect*.
W. L. B. JENNET, 12 Ptck-court.
DIXON HA MILTON. 829 Slatc-st.
ROBB ACKERiIAN, 131 HadlaOMt.
E. S. JENISON. 669 State-el.
T. V. WADSKIKU.39OStatest.
L.D. CLEVELAND. 706 Wabash ax.
P, t E. BAUMAN, eor, Monroe and LaSalle its.
OTTO H iIATZ, Nixon bdlg., Monroe and LaSalle.
CYRUS r. TUoiIAS. 4M Wabash av7
PLACET A ARMSTRONG. 44S State it.
W. L. B. JENNET, 1* Peck court.
GEO. O. GA UNSET. 473 Wabash av.
JAS. \V, ROBERTS. 361 Wabash ar.
Wm. THOMAS, TO W, Lake-st.
JNU. K. WINCH ELL. Madison, bet. Dearh, and State.
Abitracts of Title,
BHOBTALL A HOARD.493 Wnb.«h ar.
Aactloncers.
W, A.‘BUTTEBS A CO.. 3 and 1 Randolph st.
Belting and Bnbber Goods.
HALLOCK A WHKELKU, 33 West Randolph-sL
E. B. PRESTON. 53 S. Canal -st. v
Belting Mannfactnreri.
MDNSON CO., 14 and 16 W. Randolph-fit.
Booksellers,
MITCHELL HATHAWAY, 58 South Canal.
W.Q. HOLMES. 191 West Maduoo-st.
AM. S. S. UNION. Lin W. Madison aU
Boots and Shoes,
FARSOM. FLAGG A CO., 2« West Msdlson-at.
DOGGETT, BASSETT HILLS, 523 Wabash-av.
o. il. FARGO s C 0.,613 Wabash-av.
C. 31. HENDERSON A CO.. Mich. ar. and Congress st.
Boots and Shoes (Wholesale).
M. D. WELLS A CO., SIS W.-<hash ar.
MeAUtEY. YOG A CO.. 200 Mich. ar.
QRKESSFELDEIC, ROSENTHAL A CO., corCongres
and Mlcbigan-av. •■rpuaite Michigan Avenue UoteL
Baking Powder,
DB. PRICED. Cream. 47 and 49 WcstLako-et,
Boilers,
C. MASON A CO., cor. Clinton and Catroll-Sts,
Bag Manufacturer.
HART. ASTEN A CO.. 5 and 7 W. Madison st,
J. A U. CHAPMAN, f.nt We-t Washington it.
Bedding.
A. S. ESMAY A CO., 11% West Lako st.
Banks,
MECHANICS' AND M.\XF. EX.. Mo Stalest.
NATIONAL LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
lIY7 West K«ndoli*b-»t.
FIRST NATIONAL, 449 Wabash-av.
FOURTH NATIONAL, 475 Wobagb-QV. Branch of
fice. northwest cor. Canal and Washington eta.
FIFTH NATIONAL, 419 Wabash-av.
MANUFACTURERS. 451 Wnbaeb-nv.
NATION BANK. OF COMMERCE M 3 Wabaah-ftV.
UNION NATIONAL BANK. 513 Wabash-av.
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK, 532 Wabash-av
HIBERNIAN BANKING ASSOCIATION, 446 Wa
baah-sv.
LUNT, PRESTON A KEAN, southwest corner uf
Ualiled and Randolph-sts. __
NOBTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK, 526 Wa
basb-av.
CITY NATIONAL. 47 West Washington-st,
WRENS. ULLMAN A CO.. 4>l Wabash-av,
C. FOLLANSRGE SON. 401 Wabash-av.
CCgIIMAN A HARDIN, 233 Michigan av.
CUSHMAN A HARDIN, “Branch," 10 N. Canal st.
THE COMMERCIAL LOAN CO., 123 Areherav.
MERCHANTS’. FARMERS' A MECHANICS’
SAVING BANK. 64 Sooth Halsted st.
COMMERCIAL LOAN CO., 126 Archer av.
J. M. ADhIT. 422 Wabaah av.
THIRD NATIONAL BASK, 436 Wabash av,
A. C. S O. F. BADGER. 683 Wabash av.
BEaL ESTATE LOAN A TRUST CO ..68% Wabaah-av.
Babcock Fire Bxtingulsker,
F. W. FABWKLL, Sec., fiafi Wabuli-itr.
Bedding and liounges.
McDonough, prick a cu., m at iw w. Randolph si
BnllAlng Paper.
BOCR BITER PAPER 00.. M North Jeffbnon*«t.
Booksellers and Stationers.
COBB. ANDREWS A CO., Wabash-av.
H AD£ET BROS.. 783 State St.
W. B. KEEN i COOKK cor. Dearborn Park and
Washington st. __ _
WESTERN NEWS CO., 95, 97. A W West Randolph it.
nianif Beelt Manntnctnreni. Stationer a. and
Job Printer*.
DEAN BROS. A HOFFMAN. 32 South CHnton-at.
CULVER. PAGE. HOYNB CO„ 11, 13, and 15
North Desplnlnee-st.
SiIEAL, REBANKS CO.. 45 W. Waahington-st.
JOHN 11. SMALL CO.. 27 South Canal-at.
THE WESTERN NEWS COMPANY, 55, 97, and 99
West Rasdolnh-et.
CABIEHON.AUBEKOA HOFFMAN.IB WRaadolph.
j 21 W. JOKES. M S.Canal-st.. and 5U9 Wabssh-ar.
RAND. McNAI.LY A CO.. 106 West Randolph and
nonhwest corner Jefferson and Randolph.
EMERSON. DAVIES, A STOTT. 339 West Bfadison.
J. \V. MIDDLETON, Randolph, b«t. Wabash and
Michigan avs. _
SPALDING A LA MONTH. 103 and 103 South Oaoalst.
Bran Founders,
WESTERN STAR METAL CO.. J7S. Canal st.
Brnih Manufacturers,
OEETS. LTTMBARD A CO., 3m W. Madtwn it.
Brldgei, Roof*, and Turntables*
THE All ERICA N BRIDGE C0..Ml Wabash av., and
at works corner Fern s»«*w.*rt avs.
Bookbinders*
JNO. B. BARRETT A c<»., WJ West take st.
Itrldffc and Car llullders.
WELLS. FRENCH A Wnbash-ar.
BnlldlDor *>lt.
BARRETT. ARNOLD .V IvIMB 'LL, 2M E. Monroo-sl
POTTER, KING A CO ,3ni Michigaa-av.
Corrlagci.
COAN ATEN DHOEKK, o-r. Ann and WRandolph.
Carpets.
E F. HOLLISTER A CO.. 10 and 12 North Canal-flt.
ALLEN A MACKEY. 74lSt*«e-sl.
CloftUnsc (Wholesale),
HENRY W. KING CO., M A 38 Sooth Canal-st.
LEOPOLD KUHN CO., 375 Wabaab-ar.
TUTTLE.TIIOV. PM>N A W KTMORE.439 Wabash* ST
CIIAS. P. KELLOGG a CO 606 Michigan ar.
Clothing (Retail).
BOSTON SQUARE DEALING, Madison, cor. Peoria.
BOSTON SQUARE DEALING, 22d>st„ osar State,
M \BLEY CO.. 12- West Madiaun at.
EDWARDS. BLUETT A Co., 40 ami 47 W. Madison.
EDWARDS. BLUETT A CO,, 3TG Islale-it.
FRENCH A CO.. 192 West Madison at.
PUTNAM ONE TRICE CLOTHING HOUSE (E. D.
Terry). 217. W. Madison. and36B anil37oState.
J. 11. HARVEY, 3W Wabash ar.
Clothing (Boys)
C. C. COLLINS. 79.' Wabash ot
Civil Enßlneer nnd Contractor,
O. C. MORGAN, ISo W. Madison.
Commercial Agency,
tAPPAN. McKIIiLOP A ro.. 35 and 37 S. CaaaLat,
Branch Ofllo*. Irt Knat Hurrmon-at.
J. M. BRADSTKEET SON. 36 Cunalst.
Corn Shelters, Ac.
VANT, COOK A CO., 125 Weal Kaodolph.at.
Chlraco Pavlnc Company.
JOHN McCAFFEKEY,Pros.,I32 Wtal Washington's!
Cemeut.
HASKIK, MAH7IN M’HEKLEB, 536 S, Canal-tt.
UNION AKUON. 72 Mnrket'St.
Chemical Works.
OILLET. McCD I.LOUII .t CO.. 51 West Lake at.
Cifrars and Tobacco*
JOHN C. PAJiTKIDGE A CO.. Midi. bv. near Jackson.
Cordage and Twlnes<
GILBERT. HUBBARD A CO., 14 and IfiMarket-it.
Crockery*.
p. MERRILL A CO.. -*ri7 West Madl*on-st.
S. B. PARKiItRiT. cor Monroe st. and Michigan ar.
Crackers.
U. L. WOODMAN A CO.. 61 80. CHnton-et
Commission merchants.
HTJMSETBRO. AC0..43 West Washingtoo-st-
MUNN, NORTON A SCOTT. «62 W. Wanhington-st.
WALLACE A HENDEnSON.37 W. Washlngton-st.
Z. M. HALL, SW and 261 E. Kanflolpb-Bt.
BENSLEYS ,fc WAGNER, 77 W. Madlson-st.
CULVER CO., 36 S. Canal-st.
A. M. WKIGIITACO.. S. \V. cor. Canal and Lako-ats.
PLATT THORN MAYNARD, 9 and U N. Canal-sl.
P. B. WEAKE i CO., 35 and 27 N. CllntCQ-eL
McWILLIAMS CO. 83 W. Randolph-eU
CYRUS BOWERSTWILLIAMS, 88 W. Randolph-et.
B. M. FORD CO., (hlchwinos) 2S S. Canal-st.
F. M- CLEMENTS CO., (lumber) 30 N. Canal-at,
CURTIS CARTER, (dried fhul) 80 and 83 West
Handolph-st.
FRANoISA WEBBER, M and N)We*t Madlson-iL
o. W. BUTTS A BROS., 179 West Randolph-sL
C. C. BUTTS A CO., 120 West Lakr-et.
R 6ECKRL A CO., 1?6 West Randolph-st.
THKO. B. WKLLA AUO.. 99 Writ Lake-st.
EAGLE, CAMPBELL A PEACH, 90 West Lak*-st
LINN A KIRK, C 6 West Lake-it.
A. K. DICKINSON. 50 Went Lake-st.
MOUSE, WARD A CO.. 105 So. CTinton-St.
C.S. HUTCHINS. 97 W. Madl»on-it.
n. F. JACOBS A CO.. 868 and 890 SUlo-
KEELER A JUDSON. 42 Writ Madison St.
NELSON A CAKB. 11 East Klnile-st.
RICHARD A GOOCH. 597 State st.
BIeDERMID A OEBTKL. SO South Canal at.
A. J. IIANCHETT A CO.. 5S West Lake st.
C. S. BROWN ELL, CO West Lake st.
S. B. CHASE A CO., 25 and 27 North Clinton st.
P. NEWIIA LL A CO.. SC Writ Randolph st.
C. 11. WEAVER. 222 West Lake at.
3-EO. P. BRAUN. M West MadUon-at.
GILBERT A BRFGA, 43 South Clnal.
TUOS. 11. SEYMOUR A CO., 3 West Washington-St.
S. BOYLES. No. 163 Park-av.
SIBLEY A 8R0..31 N. Canal st.
SMITH A DEXTER. W) West Lake it.
BUSH. KILL A JOHNSTON. £56 and 266 S. Watorst.
GEO. McKl S NET A CO., (grain) 259 E. Randolph St.
C. RKICUWALD, 143 Weat Lake-st.
D. BARER A cl), i Flour). 69 and 71N. Jefferson.
LOW BROS.. 37 U>at Washington »t.
\V. L. ELY A CO.. 47 North Jefferson st.
P. A J. SMITH. U5 North Desplainesst.
WILLIAM LITTLE A CO.. 224 West Randolph it,
O. D. DICKINSON, 597 Stale it.
ISAAC N. Asll a C"„ 20 South Jefferson st.
FORD A CO.. 164 Wnt Lake it.
REDMOND A CO., temporarily- at 1099 Indiana ar.
F. MCKERSON A SON. 214 Mich. ar.
BACON A CO., 96 Washington it.
HIGGLE A CO., 43 Weat Washington it.
COM?TUCK, PICKERING A CO., 41 South Canal-st.,
up stairs.
Cooperage and Coopers* Stock.
W.T. BALL, 95 to 99 if. r<*t)bm>c9-i.t.
Coal Dealers.
WALDRON. NIHLOCK A Co., foot of Kingsbury st.
CHICAGO A WILMINGTON COAL C 0. .2 Weal Van
Buren-st- A. L. Swirl, Supt.
Crocker}*, Glasnrare, Ac.
P. A E. JAEGEU, 41 West Lake at, and corner Canal
aud Taylor-*!*.
P. A E. JAEGr.R. office 41 West Lake st. (np stairs)
and corner Canal and Taylor sts.
Clocks.
AMERICAN CLOCK CC..557 Waba>h ar.
Coffee mud Spice Mill!.
ONION COFFEE O’D SPICE MILLS. 728 State at.
Chicago Homaopethlc Phsmscf.
HALSEY' DUOS., ;o| B‘ato *r.
Chromes, Engmlnst, Frames, dtc.
C. D. ORVISA CO.. 5H tVaUiehiT.
City Sniroiui.
GEO. U, FROST. 500 >tat«*sh *r.
Cheese.
DAT IS BROS.. Mich. it. ne.tr Eldridge court.
Detective A Preventive Agent;.
PINKERTON’S, 55 W. Washln^ton-st,
Distiller* and tVbolmale Liquor Dealer*.
S. .’ll YKR!* A CO.. 524 West Washingluu-at.
DICKINSON. LEACH CO., 25 South Canal-st.
ES M A Y. SIMMONS A CO.. 23 South Csnsl «t.
Wll. B. BCUIMPFERMAN, 5 snd 7 W, MidUon it.
aramtuu.
THOMAS WHITFIELD. 6,-astato-il.
BUCK &RATNER. 819 St.no. cor. Sixteenth-st.
(ILIJS A SHARP, cur. 22d it. snd WiUth it.
GALE A BLOCKI.-57 W«**l Randolph at.
VAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON A REED. 847, 849 end
Ml Wabafh at.
E. BURNHAM AFON, 2155. Sangamon at.
LORD. SMITH A CO., Wan. cor. Mich. it.
Dry Goods,
B. SHAT. 2« and 245 We*t Madison at.
HAMLIN, HALE A CO., Office39.2lA33S.Canal*cL>
C. W. A E, PAKDRIPGE, 925 to 927 State-81.
BOWEN.HCNTA W'XNsLoW, 134 Michigan ar.
Dentist*
DB. B. M. BAKER. *33 W. Washington at.
T J BBOPiIS’. :92 West Madlson-sl.
Dyers*
COOK A McLAIN, SIS Slat# at,
Dnrj'ca’i starch*
HENRY C. SMITH. Agent. 9IA State st.
Dried Fruits (Wholesale).
SHERMAN. HALL X C«H)K.oP.2S4 Michigan »T.
Engraver* and Die Sinkers.
A. J. MARK-', 7U7 Wabaib'iT,
D. CHILDS. JU.A CO., 35 East Kinsie*tt*
JOHN C. HILTON. 06 Wea Lake.
0.11. HANSON. 54 West Hadiaon-at.
Englnei-BacblnetT,
WM. McGREGOU. S3 South Canal-et,
C. G. COOPEK*CO m 10 and 12 WBandoJph-fit.
Cxpreuei.
GARDEN CITY, 122 West Lake-at. and 190 22d-tt.’
BRINK’S CITY EXPUES: CO.. S7 Randolph it.
Express Offices.
UNITED STATES KXPKESS, 59 and 61 West Wash-
In gtoii-fit.
XHevatora*
BONN A SCOTT, 132 West Washington at.
ARMOUR, DOLE A Co 4 Lind’s Block.
Engravers (Wood).
I. MANZ. 165 West Msdlson-st.
BARER A CO., 50 West Randolph St.
N. H. TAYLOR, 5i West .Madison at.
Flour (Wholesale)*
QUINN, SWIFT A CO. 3» North Caoai-st,
Fruit* and Faney Groceries.
M. GRAFF A CO., 133 West MadUon-at.
8. F. SLADDEN A CO., 10 South Clinton st.
C. W. GRAY'. SD7 West Washington**!.
R. LINO A CO.. At West Madison at.
Forwarding and Insurance.
O. E. CHASE A CO., so. w. cor. Randolph A Hals tad*
Furniture*
A. L. HALK it CO.. 10,15.14 »n4l6NorUiC.n«l-.t
THAVER TOBEX ptJBSIXDBB CO. 80 to
Welt Randolph-.!.
H. n. CABTBB A co.i e«r, Josarara and Raks at>.
BUST 'f'TR’ECTOnT.
JblsU (Wholesale).
KTE CAMPBELL. 21 So. Jeffrrson-at.
Flsli Dealers,
J. W. HOBSON A SON, CO Canal at.
Farm Wacom,
PE7RB FCBnxTLEB. 36an.19SSouth Clinton-st.
Gents’ Famishing Goods.
BROWN A PRIOR. 659 Wabash-ar.
COLLINS A HUNT. 636 Wabash ar.
PRIOR. ROSENBLATT A 00., 147 Twentj-second-st.
DAMON. TEMPLE A CO., Wand 61 W. Washlngton-at,
Gold Pens and Jewelry.
AIKEN. LAMBERT A CO.. BS West Washington-*!.
WALTER TRELEAVES. CIS Lake st.
Growers*
SPRAODE, WARNER A CO.. 28 Sooth Canal it.
\V. M. HOtT A CO.. 63 South Canal at.
GOULD. BRIGGS A Co.. 41 and 45 Sooth Canal at.
O. H. BECKWITH A SONS, uu Mich, ar., cor. Monroe.
DAT, ALLEN CO., 631 Hlchigan-ar.
SIBLEY A ENDICOTT, 774 Wabash-ar.
P. U. WILLARD CO.. Office 107 Throop-st.
SMITH BROS. A CO.. 109 West Washlngton-at.
STEWART. ALDRICH CO-. cor. Clark Jsl6ih.
Z. M. 259and361 East Randolph-sU
MEAD A HIGGINS, a. w. cor. Wosbingtoa A Ocean.
DURAND BROS. A POWERS. Inow Durand A Paw*
DURAND, POWERS A MEAD.J era, a. w. oor. Wash
lOKtO'i and Orten its. _
J. W. STEARNS A SONS. 63 N. Deaplaiaes at.
INGRAHAM, CORBIN A MAT. 141 Michigan ar.
WELLS A FAULKNER. 164 Michigan ar.
jr. d. COSSITT A Co., cor. Michigan aT.and Monroe
J. 31 GILLESPIE, 7U4 W’ahuch AT.
G. O. COOK A CO., Michigan ar. and Congress st.
BLISS. MOORE, A CO.. Mich. ar. and Pock court.
7ARRINGTON. BREWSTER. A CO., 0pp.231 Mich. ar
■RANKLIN MicVEAGII. A CO.. Mich.ar. and Peeke
W. DOANE A CO-. Mich. av. and Packet.
Grocers (Wholesale).
BURTON A PIERCE, op. £B7 Michigan ar,
GRAY BROS cor. P- ck ct. and Michigan ar.
Gas Fixtures and Silting*.
IT. M. WILMaRTh A BRO., 232 Michigan ar.
OAlil A UADFIELD. 7.6 Wabash ar.
Guns and Sporting Goods.
B. E. EATc IN. 731 SUt st.
Gold and Silver Flectro*Platlng.
CBAS. BENANGER. 31 Wait A>taia»st.
Hardware.
WM. BLAIR A CO.. 30 and 32 South Canal st.
LAHRABCE A NORTH. 4a W<--1 Latest.
J. K. BOTSFOBD A SON. 461 Wabash-ar.
SREDEKGKUA BHKAKF.Y. 10A 121 V. Randolph-St.
BRITNELL. TERRY BELDEN.S7 WcetLake-st,
BUINTNALL. TEIIBY ADELDEN. 57 W. Lake-it,
HODGK A HOSIER.73 \V. llnndolph.st.
J. L. WAYNE A SON. 14 North Canal sU
ilard Wood Lumber.
WHITE A HAFNKR. 39 North Saturaraoo-st.
Hides, Pelts* &c.
CHANDLER BOYNTON, 49 Sontb Canal-rt.
Hats* Caps* and Furs*
KEITH BROS.. 916 Prairie ar.
FITCH, WILLIAM A CO.. 73* Calumet ar.
•SWEET. DEMPSTER A co~ Wand 61 w. Wash.
K. F. KLOKKK. 210 Weet Randolph.
J. A. SMITH A CO.. 5»3 Wah*eh nr.
Hat manufacturer.
PHILLIP A. CaVANN a. 373 West Adams at.
Hotels*
BRIGGS BOUSE, W. >Udi*.«n and Canal.
Hair Goods,
M. QLASSUROOK. 144 Twn&iT-svcond tU
XXonse HesUtera.
W. G. CREAMER A SON. 233 Michigan ar.
Ice*
WADHAMS WILLARD A CO.. 347 Slate-’t.
Importers and Smrar Kellners’ Agents,
W. 11. COLVIN, 371 Wabash ar.
Insurance (Fire).
TREADWAY JEWELL, 4 South Canal-st.
o. W. BARUKTT CO., 3M Wabash-ar.
UQDEN.tiIIELDOK A SCUDDBK.fi:* <oath Canal-st.
E. E. RYAN A 00., 43 and <7 sooth Cai«al-ft.
QEU. U. CLARKE A CO.. 10 Eldrldgo court.
AMERICAN, 457 West Msdison st.
A. DUCAT, 30 and S3 Sonlli Canal at.
Jt. MOORE S OU.. Adjusters, As tfouth Canal at
JAMES VAN INWAGKN, 93 West Madlson-st.
GOODMAN’S AGENCY. 165 West Waahlngton-St.
KNICKERBOCKER. 136 Wabash-ar.
JETNA (Goodwin A Pasco, Agents), IS Sonth Canal
it., and SAS Wabash ar.
PHENIX OF BROOKLYN. 30 West Madison at.
Insurance (UTo).
SECURITY LIFE. 756 Wabash ar.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL UFB. 379 Wabash-ar.
BERKSHIRE, 70Sooth Canal-st.
KNICKERBOCKER, a.w. cor. Randolph and Daisied
ECLECTIC, S. W. corner Ualstrd and RandolrU-ata.
MUTUAL, OP MEW YORK, 133 W. Washington-st.
PROTECTION. OF CUICAQO.233 West Madison at.
SOUTH AMERICAS, of New York, all Wabash ar.
EOUITABLK LIFE. 653 Wabash ar.
Massachusetts mutual. «s wabuh ar.
3IUTUAL,of Chicago, 231 West Hadtson it.
PIIEMX MUTUAL. HENRY H. KOON. il6l West
Washington st.
UNITED STATES.96 West Woshicgton-sL
WASHINGTON LIFE. &S6 Wabash-ar.
ATLANTIC 31UTUAL LIFE INS. CO.. 107 Ed
CHARTER OA K, 4fi3 West Washington at.
ASHBURY LIFE INS. CO. 19| West Madison st,
ANCHOR LIFE CO.. 3*6 Wabash ar. Boom
OSTVKIISA L LIFE, 503 Wabash ar.
NOR. WEST. MUT. LIFE SHANDBEW A DEAN,
nets, 19 S>nth Green
MUT. oEN'FIT OF N. J., fi2S. Canal st.
NEW YORK LIFE. O. P. Comm, 3n W. Madlaoo.
insnranee t (Life and Accident.)
TRAVELLERS’, of Hartford. Jnliba White and J.
11. Nolan, A cents, fis South CannLat.
Iron, Steels* Nalls, Ac,
HALS. ATER&CO., I Park-row.
BURK, COLEMAN CO., SI South Canal-et.
HALL. EIMBAKR A CO., 436 Wabash-ar.
JONES* LAUOULIN. *9O to 19650. Canal-st.’
PARKHURHT* WILKINSON. TO Sooth Canal at.
U. GREEN EUAUM*CO.. 161 W. Bancolnh-st.
Iron Manufacturers.
TEE DAWD M. FORD, 50 to 65 West Washing
ton-st, and 47 to 55 South Cllnton.at
CHICAGO PLATE A BAR MILL CO.. 732 Wabash*
Iron Pipe manufacturer!.
NORTHWESTERN MFO. CO., to N. Jefferson at.
Job Printers.
CLARK EDWARDS, 198 West Randolph-rt.
11. WILLSON -t C 0..53 W, L>«kest.
LAKESIDE MONTHLY. W West Randolph-it.
CRANDALL, blSenth Jefferson st.. corner Randolph.
Jewellers (Wholesale).
COGGSWELL CO.. 315 West Madison at.
STARK ,t ALLEN. 363 Wnbuh-av.
J. G. ASULKiIAK, V» Peck court, cor. Mich, ST.
Jewellers.
A. H. MILLER, 479 Wabaeh-av.
GILES BROS., corner Wabash *r. and 23d-st*
N. MA'ISON CO.. 481 Wabash-ar*
A. B. VAN COTT. 461 Wabash-ar.
Tin Cans and Japanned Ware,
NORTON FANCUKK. 63 nnd 63 South Canal-st.
Law Books.
CALLAGHAN 4 COCKCKOFT.I2I W.Bsndolph-lt.
E. B. MYERS. 1022 Wahash-av.
Hrery Stables.
HAAS POWELL. 25 to3I WcetMadison-at.
WRIGHT BROS.. 290 Washington st.
Beatber Findingi.
PAGE BRO. Jb CO., 35 and 37 Canal-st.
BLACKBURN BRO.. 27 South Canal-st.
c.o. wah in asos. is sa.oanat-st.
WOLFENaTETTER TALBOT. 31ft W.Sandolph St.
Lumber and Shtnelcs.
W. B.PRETTYMaN. 6 W. Luke-st,
BLANCHARD, BORLAND CO., E. end Lake ft.
bridge.
Liquid Statins Paper and Black Boards.
J. DAVIS WILDER. 773 Wed Rnnd<>lph.«t.
Lawj eri and Adjusters*
LEWIS L. COnURN. Wubash sv.
<5. A. FOLLANSBEK. 10 West Randolph at.
•UIKLDOS A WATERMAN. 3M Michigan av.
HUTCHINSON RUFF. 341 Wabash av.
BECKWITH. AYER A KALKs. 795 Wabash ST.
BARKER A WAITE, 46 Cast Harrison st,
KAY K MITCHELL. 14 Sooth Clinton st.
SAMUEL J. ATWATER. Il South Clinton
MOHAN A ENGLISH. W2 West Randolph-st.
BLDUEDGKA TOURTELOTTE- 401 Wnbaah*ST.
JOSIAII il. RISSELL.64 Wcat Randolph-St,
GOODY A CHAN 1)1.EG.391 Wabash-av.
HERBERT A QPICK. AS) State-si.
W. H. HOLDEN, Hi Weal Madisoo-st.
A. GOODRICH, 311 Moarne-st.
W. B. SCATE3. 183 W. Madison at.
SCAMMON. McCAGG A FULLER, 461 Michigan ar.
WA RD. STANFORD A 111 RULE, IS3 W. Washington.
lIEBV£y, ANTHONY A GALT. 336 Wabash aT.
WAKF.M AN, MANLY A WaKEMAN. 45S.Canal si
BENTLEY, BENNETT. ULLMAN A IVES, 376 Wa*
bash ar. _
QA KDINO A McCOY. Sf* Waba»h-ar.
WILLIAMS A THOMPSON. 554 Wabaah-ar.
JOHN W. WAUGUOP. 4RI Wnbash-ar.
A. D. RICH A THOMAS, 915 Mlchlgan.ar.
ROSENTHAL. FENCE A MOSES. Room 8. 8. W. cor.
Randolph and llM'ted-»t., and 1130 Wabash.
COOPER A PACKARD. 163 West Waahington-st.
BKNNGTT A SHERBURNE, 181 W. Washington-at.
C. HARRIS. 137 \Ve*t Monn»*it.
LYMAN A JACKSON. 79 West Madlson-st.
SMITH A KOHLS A AT. 62 Sooth Canal-st.
ELA A PARKER and 0. W. PLUMMER, 116 West
SPAKFOr'd/M cD AID A WILSON. 77 W.MadUoa-st
BACON A NORTON. 3tt Wabash ar.
GEO. A. MEECH, 13 Harmon court.
SIDN KY SMITH. 886 State it., near Eighteenth.
D. SCIICY'LKU, *S6MaI» st.. near Eighteenth.
LAMBERT TREE. wlthM. W. Robinson. 14 S. CHn
ton st.; also, with H. U. Slagle, at theic resi
dence, 1194 Prairie ar.
JOHN A. OWEN, 133J4 W. Madlaon st.
B. D. MAGBUDER, ISI W. Madieon st., 9 a. m. to I
p. m.5 at 391 Waba»h »t., 2 to 5 n- rn.
CLARKSON A VAN SCUAACK, 451 Wabash-av.
WM. H. RICHARDSON, 163 Wed Washiogton-st.
E. A A. VAN RUBEN, 191 W. Madison st.
SIDNEY THOMAS. 93 E. Harrison,st.
BONNET. FAY A GRIGGS. IS) W, Washington st.
JESIE 0. NORTON. 3*6 Wabash ar.
J. E. LOCKWOOD. 337 Wabaah air.
BATES A HODGES. 113 Went Uadlson-st.
W. F. WHITEHOUSE. 164 Went Madison (Cole’s Block!.
MILLER, PROS r A lewis. 363 Michigan ar.
WALKER, DEXTER A SMITH, 792 Wabash ar.
GOODWIN, LAUNCH A TOWLE, 491 Wabash ar.
GKO. W. SMITH. 475 Wabash ar.
HITCHCOCK. DUPEE A EVABTS, corner ofSlon
roe and Well* st. Mr. U. also at First National
Rank from 10 (o II a. m.
IBA W. BUELL. tt3 Wabash ar.
HENRY S. MONROE, 303 Wabash ar.
PADDUCK A IDE. 449 Wabnah *r.
KING. SCOTT A PAYSON. «3T Wabaah aT.
D. P. WILDER. 225 Third ar.. cor. Taylor, near State.
EDWIN CREKNE. 43 Bnbbard-cmirt.
JoHN OLSBY, 3l South Ualited, residence W6 Lake
BROWN AND RICKETTS. 04 West Madison at.
DUNNING A EASTON, 479 WabMhar.
TURNER, BRA O LEY A TURNER. Madison A Canal.
WILSON. PEKRTASTUROES, 479 Wabash as.
ANDREW J. DROWN, 34 Canal at., SoomlL
WAITE A cLAUKE. 13 Congress st.
DANIEL L. MIOEEY, SM W*ba»haT.
It, DIDDLE ROBERTS*. 364 Wal»aeh-av.. Room U.
M. A. BOitKE A SON, 134 South Halsted-sc.
P. L. SIIERMA*N, 473 Wabaah ar.
JAMES LEDDT. 63Sonth Canal-st.
DAVID FA LES, corner Wells and Monroe-lts.
E. A. OTIS, *3l Wabnth-ar.
liquors--Wholesale,
W. O. SWETT A CO.. 43 Hubbard court.
P. O'NEIL, 96 East Harrison te.
Lime.
CHICAGO AND LYONS LIME CO.. MoSUle*tl.
Looklne glsu and Picture Frames.
W. T. NOBLE A CO,, 595 Mate K.
Lumber Dealer* (Hardwood).
E. J. DODGE BIUI., 11l W«t Twelfth et.
Leather and Shoe Finding*.
p. n. L. IIA ItDKSBERGU. 107 Wen Lake*t.
Manufacturer* of Pocket Books and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
MEEKER BIB'B .J* r-outli Csuabet.
Masoale Good* and Begalias,
11. R, CABEIIKY. UOSoatb Hnletedlt.
A. S. WADUAM* A CO.. <63 W. Mmjjfon it.
Map* and Chart*.
JAS. VAN VECHTEN, 512 Wabaab *T.
GEO. V. CRAM.SS W«t Lake it.
Millinery- (Wholesale).
KEITH BROS-. 'Jtfi Prairie ar.
H. W. J. JL WHTHERELL, 3C9 Wabash-SV.
WEBSTER 880.. Wear Washington, Union Park.
MaTHoN. DALY A CO.» Micb.-ar., near Adams-it.
HATKS. GIBBONS A CO., 434 State at,
D. B. FISK A Co., 57 West Washington it.
itfklchei,
ELEGTBIO BATCH CO.. 97 West Madlsoa-lt.
Merchant Tailoring.
EDWARD ELY. M 7 Wabasb-ar.
MATTHEWS A MASON, 6» Wabasb*ar.
J. H. PERRY A CO.. C 6 Wabash*aT.
R. J. WALSH K AQ3 Wabash ar.
JOHN O. HALL, 480 Wabasb.nr.
M.B. CANNON,an Wabnsb.ar.
McINTTRE A RICHARDS. 120 Twenty-second it.
ROUSE A BAUMJM. 473 Wabash ar.
CHAB. E. HYDE A CO.. 63 South llalatsd at.
HENRY TURNER. Ml W Madison st.
8. F. COMSTOCK, 470 Wabash-ar.
WATEUBURt A CHBIMEB, U9 Twcnty-secondlt.
JOUN STEVENSON, cor. Wabash ar. and 22d it.
Mill Furnlahing.
J. W. BAXTER A Cl'., fcot West Waab!ngton*at.
Musical Instrument*.
J. HOWARD FOUTK. 162 Parker.
Newipapers.
CHICAGO NEWSPAPER UNION, 13 North
Jeffersoo-it.
Aotarr Public.
J. LINTON WATBKB,IO Eldrldge court.
OH* (Wholesale.)
KBNLT A JENKINS, 31 North Canabit.
FAIRBANKS. PECK, A CO., Elgbtesoth and Black*
veil its. _ _
Oyster* and Fish.
A. BOOTH. COTailchlsan-ar.
P. RoTH.Wandfi7BoiilhCaaal.lt.
D. d. MALLORY CO., 114 West Randolph-et
HENRY 31. CURTIS, 107 EeilTwelfth.it.
A. RYDER, 863Micbiean-ar.
Office and School Furniture.
Q. M. SHERWOOD, 103*10 109 Sooth CanaJ-lt.
A H. ANDREWS A CO., 09 A 121 W. Washington**.
Paper Dealers.
J W. BOTLEH AC0..20&22 North DespUincs-rt.
NORTHWEST PAPER CO.. fi7 West Lake*su
ORADNER, SMITH A CO.. 619State*»t.
McCANN. frITCH A CONVERSE. 55 Wart Lake It.
Paper Box Manufacturers.
RITCHIE A DUCK.4I3W. Van Bnrenst.
D. E J BABBETT A CO., ICS N. Deiplalne*it.
Painting (Sim and Home.)
BABRV A CUSHING. 863 State-et.
MARTIN A LEONARD, WeatMadlion.it.
F. R. GROUT.<?• cor. Clinton and AdaffiJ~itl*
Be r, ciiaflg A HILD, 1991£ Sandelph It*
BUSF
I'nuiuii; jiauTial,
BOUNDS A RANK. U ..urn. JctTi-rson gU
OFFICE OF R. HUB 4 CO., of Nrw York, Ot CWcsT*
Newspaper Union, IS North Jeflersoa-st, W, M*
EF.BKUOFF. Agent.
a\UBE JOB, O West Wellington at. v
fhr<icl*ni'uid Sargeona*
jubtih hates, sl d., m coiomat at.
Q. D. BEERB.ySS Prntrie-ar,
A. Q. BEEBE.« Pork-»r.
W.O. UUNT.3IS West MaUI3OQ-«t.
INMAN DOCTOR. »3sscnth Halstsdt E.
ranosandOrguii'
W. W. KIMBALL, 610 Mfchlgao-ar.*
J. BAUER CO.* 270 Mlchlguntr.
HEED’S TEMPLE 07 MUSIC, til Sixteenth-at,
IMMiT A.0ADT.612 Mlchi»an-ar.
STORY A CA 51 West Randolphs!.
Picture Fnuaei and Sfonldlngfi
SAMMONS. OLA UK A CO.. 197 and l»9.Cllotoo*«C,
C. P. COGGKRSHALL.2I Wwt Washlnglon-St.
J. HAMBUKGF.R. 33 K«*t «t.
Palntii Oils* Glass, Etc.
CHASE, HANFORD CO.. 479 Board Canal-si.
Periodicals.
“THE SPECTATOR,” 150 States.
STANDARD.CHURCH AGOODMAN.ISHanooa-Ot,
GEM OF THE W EST. 364 Wabash-ar.
LAKESIDE MONTHLY, 10 West Randolph at.
Plumbing and <*aa Fitting,
W. 11. PATTERSON. 121 West bandulpb-st.
JAMES IRONS. 9 So. QalMad-st.
JOHN HUGHES A Son. W. Madlson-st,
Publishers*
ADAMS,BLACKMER A Lk’oN. IT9 W.Washington.
LAKESIDE PRINTING CO., IS Hannon court.
MOSRS WARREN. 121 West Randolph-st.
A. N.KELLOOO, 63and ASSonth fanat-st.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.. IBt West Madtson st.
Powder*
AMERICAN, 1061 Indiana-ar,
LAFLIN A RAND POWDER C 0..595 Wabashat.
THE HAZARD POWP**U ro.. 175gM «t.
Pomps,
W. A B. DOUGLAS, 97 \v««t Ma-iison at.. In ellar.
Paper Collars*
8. W. H. WARD. 391 W, Mndi*<m at.. Jos. Tod. Mtr
Pomps and Sinks.
S. L BIGNALL a i'h,. >73tn T 77.S"»ith Clinton »t.
Railway Supplies*
MARSH A GOODkIDGE. o. cur. Canal and L ke
ILLINOIS STEAM FORGE CO.. «i South Capri at.
CRERAK, A DAMS A CO.. Michigan ar. and 9ms at.
itellwar Springs nad Supplies.
VOSE, DINS.MOUE A C-»., 4I«SMt-«. f
'-"■"Beal Estate and Loan.
ISAAC R. HITT. 230 Wait Randolph-st.
S. hTKERFOOT CO., 512 Wabaab-ar.
BLANCHARD BROS.* SO7 Stato-st.
SNYDER A LEE, 9 Sooth ilalsted and ccr&ar of
Monro©and LaSalla-sts., Nixon's Building
DAIRDA BRADLEY,63Southfaual.su
G. SVIIUBBARD. Jr., 70 South Cannl-sU
SHELDON A SGUDOEB. 6250. CanaLeU
HENRY WHIPPLE A CO.. So. W. cor. Randolu
and HolitnUsts.
A. K*iVaTj». S. W. cor. Randolph and Hoisted-it*.
R. F. JAttUBS A CO.. 654 W.Wh-ar.
J. K. BURCIIKLL A CO., AV. Wabwh>ar,
INGLEDEW a S>»UTHWORTH. 441 Wabash-ar.
OEO. C. NEWBURY, 437 Wabash ar. T
A. 11; MYNU A CO.. 539 Wabash ar.
ULRICH A BOND, 411 Wabash ar.
REA A CATES. Tu6 Wabash ar,
D. CORK A SON. IS4 West Madison sU
D. K. PEARSONS, 193 West 3todUou at.
EDWARD V. THOMAS. 141 West Washington-aU
N. V. MKGRII.LA CO.. 123 We*i Washington et
WM. D. KKRFOOT, 89 Edit wJhingtoa.it*. I
Kerloot Black.” I
TUOS. A. MATSON HILL, 401 Wabash-ar. i
FRED. L. FAKE A COu 540 Mlchlgan'or. 3
SCUVILLK A HARVEY.364 Wabaih-ar. 5
W. H. S6MPSON. 3!3 Wear Woshlngton-aU I
GKO-KUWBUKY. 437 Waboih-ar.
S. »07Twentt^aMond^iU' I
GRAHAM. PERKY A C 0.74 WeacMadUon-at.
A. T. HKMISGIt aY.62i*onth Canal-at, I
J. TI. KKE'4 A CO., SUJ Wahosh-ar. I
BIVEi.MDK IMP. o* .706 Wabash-ar.
GEORGE A lill.L 369 State IU *3
GEO. w. WAITK A CD.. 3M Wabash ar. I
(ILINGEH A BALLARD. 336 Wabash ar, I
MEAD A COR. 7« West Madison it,
J, F. SIN*'LAIU, ii Hubbard court. 1
k n B WT& E v lL B W Lf°«- a 5S ta ,ld H »*Yl*on sts.
*1 A N K now Michigan ar., in 10 ;diy» os
Michigan >tr.. pr«Kjt..congrwt». 1
ROZET A ELLIS. .’0( Wabash ar.
H. i!. MORKY. it* Madison et.. Room J.
CLARKE, LAYTON .t CO.. 374 Stale sU
E. B. BOWKN A SON, Isr-tur^RT.
Railroad ami Jlacblne mu.
BRADLEY .kMULEY. Wh LaS©sU
XU-ilrood Repota and Ticket Offices.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL, foot of
Ticket Office corner Canal and Sladlson-ata/^ 00
ILLINOIS CENTRAL BaILROAD CO Ou.nl
offices, 410 Mkhlcanar. w °«**W
Prseenzer Denot. f.>ot ot Tveotp.Mcnnd at
Local Froight Ufficu, foot ofSoath Water st
001-Frelght Depot, C. B. A Q. Depot,
In-Frvlsht Punot, foot of South Water at-
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON A QUINCT o
Depot and Ticket office, corner Indu...
Sixteenth el.
Oot Freight Depot, corner Canal and Sixtbeath at*
General uffie-a. 4»2 and 404 Michigan
DANViLLE A YtSotAtSAn North
CHICAGO. ‘JUICK ISLAND, A PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Passenger Depot, corner Polk and Sherman
Freight and TieVtet Office, under Sherman Houm
rrei.bt Office, corner Twelfth it, and rSirth
»T.; G-n-r.l nffio, corner ra.rk end Twelfth it.
Raw Fnrs and Bnflkio Babei M
HENRY A. BBUMLKY. 5i3 Wabaeh ar.
Rubber Goods.
RUBBER CLOTHING CO., Michigan ar and B
risen st.
Bags, Paper Stock and Old Metals.
W. F.UUNT, 73 and 80 W. Van Boren at.
Roofing TXaterlalo.
BARRETT, ARNOLD E. Monroo-gt.
SCRIBNER A NICHOLAS. 776 Stats §U
JOHN H. O’BRIEN. W2 Wabash-ar.
Safes.
DIEBOLD KIENZLE3, 446 StAte-tt.
HERRING CO., comar of I4th-«t. and ladlana-ar
31ACSEAL URBAN?, 37 Mo.
HALL’S SAFE AND LOCK. CO.. 66 Waat Msdlaon
3IARVIS CO«17 s. Cana! at. naonea
AMERICAN STEAM safe CO.. S3 Booth Csusl-at.
Sewingr Sltahinei.
FISKLE LYON. 73 Month Balstedat.
HOMESHUTTLE, 247 West Madlaon-st.
WHEELER WILSON. £M WestMadliaart.
WEED. 196TVeat Stadisanai..
FLORESCE. J- W. sham* Co.. 13 Eldridm mart.
HLKtS. *J. 11. Ltkow, 14J W. Twelfth at
MANHATTAN s. M. CO.. 3.50 Wsluab ar
HOWE SEWING MACHINE CO.. S9Se Hslalad
OROVKttt lIAKKK Cl), 9, W. BiS
Saab, Doors, and Blinds.
CHARLES J. L. MAYER, rS. E. cor. W. T-ak*
Canal-eta. a
Saddlery Hardware,
BRIGHAM JONES. U West lUndolch-st.
HAYDEN KAY. 47 West Randolph st.
Storeb Companies*
TOE OSWEGO. 97 W. Madison-at*
Scales, Tracks, Ac.
FAIRBANKS. GREEN LEAF CO., 11S Canal-«t_
J. F. FORSYTH CO., 46 South DesnlMnca-s-
CHICAGO SCALE CO..M and
UUNVETi, 57 North JcQerson-st. w
Salt.
RASKIN. MARTIN A WHEELER, 6865. Canal.it.
A. J. LATH A Mi Twentieth sU. on Grove.
Stencil Tools and Stock.
FINIGAN. 3lil K. Eandolph-et.
U. HANSON. 31 West Madison-st.
Stencil Plates and Tools.
JOHN 0. UILTuN. 66 Wen Lake.
School flooks.
IVISON. BLaKBMAN, TAYLOR a CO Tit
Randolph at. w
GEO. A C. W. SHERWOOD. HB Booth Canal-at.
Stowes—wholesale.
WHITE A ROS3MAN, 145 West Madison it
J. P> RATHBONH i CO., 30 and S3 Sosth Csssl-§t.
TILLOItiON BROS.; Michigan ar. and Jac2oT.lT
Saws.
N. A BRO., a and 25 North CUn*
Ship Chandlers A Sailxnahera
GILBERT HUBBARD A CO,, H and iHuilet st.
Soldiers* CUlm and Petuloa AM BC
COLONEL J. W. BoYDEN.2* West MadUohsL
v Stowes and Furnaces.
A. E. LEAVENWORTH, 213 Best Lake at*
Shelwins.
AMERICAN SHELVING CO., Michigan at. A Jackson*
DENNISON A CO.. 31 Sooth Cana! St.
Tobacco (Manufacturers and Jobbers.!
HEABTT, WAIT* DODGE. 90 W.vS&SSSSIL
Teas (Wholesale),
F. A. BRATMEB. JR. A C 0„ 331 W. Waafalnetoo-et
N. SHERWOOD A CO.. 812 State-st. ,newo ft
DANA. HYDE A CO.. IN. C. Draper, agtl 4S Lake it,
TATIOb WBIf!I1T. TO W«U,h-.,.
Transportation.
GREAT WESTERN DESPATCH, 319 State it.
Trunk Sfaomfactnrers
RILEY A BUANDINMODRE. 49 North J*(Terw>ii.ct
Tin r? late and Metals, Tinned and
Japanned Ware.
FRANK STURGES A CO., air, Harrison and Peoria.
Toys and Fancy Goods.
BABNUM BROS. cor. Mich ar, and Van Boren.
Tobacco (Wholesale).
GEO. FOT A CO., epo-sDe 28i Mich, av.
ww>, .<i, ,*ui;u, a,.
Undertaker.
JAS, WRIGHT, >2 North t'hntun st.
_ B I'nlrersioMedielnn.
Dr. E. UALLOtIv. 33 T»rolr sixth st.
Vinegar BlannCaetnrers.
EUGENE A. SPINK. 21.’ south J.*tf„rsoa as.
Watch Msunfa’tnrlng Co.
NATIONAL (rti.GIN), ror. <fr*en and Washington.
Wire Cloth and XVettings.
CLINTON WIRK CLOTH I l 75> State-t.
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
F. E. KIOBY. sr> State st.
WOLF A MICHAEL II and 13 West Madison st.
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SONGS WITH CHORUSES.
I bear thy ufNt voice calling 43
Will rou meet me by the «tUt».
Now'll! Rod.time.
Put me In mr little it.ni m
In her little bed we laid I,*r
Mothrr. take me hamaagain f iQ
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Little Emlly_
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Twas milking time jq
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m P* Duett for tenor and base..—Ai
Only Thee—, Dnett fjr soprano mud tenor.—6o
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Quoen Of the Deantlfut—„
MALE QUARTETTES.
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Bogle Horn— _ an
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Qaecn of the Haantifni
Scored Quartettes.
Guide ns In the path of 1
God In meicy liear onr r^*r* p
Is It all I if** to Hw
Almighty God thou Knowest i»nt-
Know ye the Lord is Cod
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