OFFICIAL VISIT TO CHICAGO,
How the Chicago Fend is Administered.
Philadelphia Committee’s Rc>
port.
From tho Plillatlelphla Public Lodger, Nov. 1.
We copy below the report of the Philadel
phia committee who visited this city, a few
days since, to inqttiro into the mode of dis
tributing the aid sent to relieve the sufferers
by the lire. Tbe report is exceedingly clear
and correct, and shows conclusively _that the
committee discharged their duty with great
intelligence and precision. Wo detect in it
two errors only winch arc worth correcting,
namely: the distribution of money in smalt
sums at the Special Bureau is not by loan but
as a gift: mid the notes given for houses—
which are for three-fourths of the value re
ceived. and mn one year without interest—
are only required of those whose eireuin
stances and prospects would seem to just ily
it. A large proportion of the houses arc out
right gifts. With these frilling exceptions
the report is correct in all its details, and it
must fii> gratifying, not only to the Belief
Committee, but to our citizens generally,
that such high testimony is given to the elh
eienev with which this enormous work of
the entire care of sixty thousand people is
At t he meet ing of the Executive Relief Com
mitteeheldat tlie .Mayor's office, yesterday,
the committee of four who had been sent to
Chicago to inquire into the mode of distrib
uting the aid sent to that city presented the
following report, which gives a full account
of this most interesting subject. The mem
bers of the committee were Joseph Patterson,
General Meade, Wm. V. McKean, and George
H.-Stuart:
PIIILADKI.niIA, 6ct. 31, 1871.
To the Chairman ami 2lembers of the Executive Jtc
lief Com m it tee:
Your committee sent to Chicago nmlcrthe
resolution adopted on the 18th Inst., “to
ascertain the mode of distribution of the
aid sent or to he sent to Chicago, by the cit
izens of Philadelphia, respectfully .report as
follows:
The undersigned were notified of their ap
pointment upon said committee on the sad
inst.; started for Chicago at noon on the
:14th; arrived thereon the evening of thetlotb.
and spent that evening and the two follow
ing days in making the inquiries with which
thev were charged.
Their first official visit was to R. B. Mason,
Esq., Mayor of Chicago, to whom thev were
accredited. In their interview with Xir. Ma
son, they were informed that he had. by pub
lic proclamation, after a full consideration of
the subject; turned over the whole duty and
responsibility of distributing the relict sup
plies and expending the relief moneys, so far
as they had been placed under his control,
to the' Chicago Relief and* Aid Society, an
old-established organization, which iiad
large experience in tin; way of relieving the
jKior. in a systematic form, and which pos
sessed the confidence of the people of Chi
cago. immediately upon receiving this in
formation they proceeded to the central office
of this society, and called upon its chief ex
ecutive officer, Wirt Dexter, Esq. This gen
tleman explained to your committee fully
and clearly the whole plan of operations of
the society, and the method of carrying that
plan info execution. It is simply an ampli
fication of the system which the society had
already in operation, enlarged and adapted
to the vast dimensions and peculiar anti ur
gent necessities of the terrible calamity which
has fallen upon the people of Chicago. The
work had been promptly divided among
eight committees, the titles and duties of
which are as follows:
Committee No. I.—On receiving, storing,
an sorting supplies, and dealing out upon
nsinisitioim from other committees. Murry
Nelson. Chairman, aided by General Hardie.
No. *J.—^Committee on Shelter, to provide
tents and barracks. T. M. Avery, Chairman.
No. —Committee on Employment, to pro
vide labor for able-bodied applicants. Chair
man, N. K. Kairbank.
No. 4.—Committee on Transportation, to
provide passes for persons, ami freight ac
commodations for supplies. Chairman,
George M. Pullman.
No.s.—^Committee/>n Reception and Cor
respondence, to receive visitors, and answer
all despatches and letters. Chairman, Wirt
Dexter.
No. o.—Committee on Distribution of Food.
Clothing ami Fuel. O. C. Gibbs. Superintend
ent of Relief and Aid Society, chairman.
No.'?.—Committee on Sick, Sanitary, and
Hospital Measures. Dr. 11. A. Johiisou.Chair
inaii.
No. S.—Executive Committee, consisting of
R. B. Mason, the Mayor, mid the City Comp
troller, the President and Chairman of the
Executive Committee of the Chicago Relief
and Aid Society, together with the Chairman
of each of the foregoing committees.
To these committees a ninth was added
during a visit of your committee, entitled
the Bureau of Special Counsel ami Assist
ance, to take charge of cases which could not
be readily be disposed of by either of the
others, its principal functions heingto aid
those who were suticriiig in silence because
they had not made their wants known, ami
by supplying small sums of imnicv. cith
er us 'donations or as advances in the* nature
of loans, to be repaid if tho recipients shall
be able to do so in the future, so as to aid the
bencticiarie.s iu their efforts to lake care of
themselves.
Each ef these committees is employed
throughout the whole of the dav in the dis
charge of its special duties, and the Chairmen
T J iem bieet every night as an Execu
tive Board. At thcsenightly meetings all the
proceedings of the various committees are,
reported, and all information of the progress I
and developments of the work of relief in
concentrated. Vonr committee, bv invitation,
attended one of these meetings of tlie Execu
tive Board, where they had ample opportu
nity to observe its proceedings; and thev
weni also invited to examine the whele work
of relief critically, and to make suggestions
in the way of improvement.
The business of your committee mainlv
concerned the Executive Board, and the sub
jects of food, clothing, find, and shelter.
.Having been fully and satisfactorily advised
of the general plan of operations, bv the
Chairman of the Executive lioard. vour com
mittee next inquired into the faithful, intel
ligent, and impartial execution of the work
in its details by the subordinate agencies. To
11ns end they visited the office of tho General
Superintendent of Distribution tof
Supplies, Mr. O. C. Gibbs. This
gentleman has Wen for a long time
the Agent of the Relief ami Aid So
emty. Hero we found that under the gene
ral direction of tho Executive Committee,
of which W irt Dexter, Esq., is the Chairman,
the work of relief was in operation under a
thoughtfully-conceived and well-regulate*
ana methodized system. Tho cilvhndbeei
divided into districts and sub-districts, in
each of which then; was a carefully-scleetei:
bupenutemlcnt of Distribution, aided bveiti
zc.is in whom tin- people of tin- districts liav.
confidence, nml by corps of visitors. Kook
(nut been opened nnrt blank forms printed
so as to carry on tile work with system ami
accuracy, as well sis despatch. Copies of all
mn o‘ ru -ri e fonn VL rc furnished yonrconi
imllee. They could easily seo that the sys
tem adopted was well calculated to prevent
omi?i‘' l' ?o OI V-'W* of th,! applicants not
1 milled to relief, to prevent to a great
degree the duplication of aid by “repeatinn"
to prevent wasteful and improvident ap
plication of supplies, and above nil to make
-!li’i' r,all iV I l:it meritorious cions
alio miller patiently and who 00.
reluctant to make their wants known
shall not he overlooked or neglected
i.aeh of the districlsjind sub-districts has
ef vl "T' ••‘P.P'k“rions for re!
,1 i -T'™ 1 vl,, ro 'in, claims of the ap
examined according to a printed
1 f lll 1 1 >1 1 s. :in >l where tile results
-ire )]]■>,l am) recorded. Each one of the -liu
also furnished with a depot for the
st irage.iml distribution of supplies \fier
.•iH iiiipliealim 1 Isapproved and supplies are
issiied, tin- "visitor'’ for the particular lo
makes n'r.wii 1 1 ,bo .“I’l'licant is lodged.
V, a ur thcr examination to vfrifv tbb
mV applicants. If*thev
in u, d to he correct, a report to that elleot
iJsoV 1 r lf °VrT' vis uo fnnlier supplier 1
iNMied. In addition to this duty tv-
ure charged with another i»< J IIX
in onliT to find all wW
tiiey have been
to house.
cov--
visitors
...fortant service,
need or deserve aid.
...st meted to go from house
.■ill the whole of the city has been
Ily th«**e means a full registry of
all who are either in the receipt of aill or
who need it had been very nearly completed
before your committee left Chicago. In the
examination of applicants for relief accord
ing to the printed instructions everything
essential to the Identification of the
applicant and the verification of his or her
necessities arc set down in writing on the
printed forms referred to, and tiled for refer
ence pt the headquarters of the district ami
in every case where any person or head of a
family isrecommended for relief, and supplies
of any kind are issued, a regular account is
opened under the name of the heneticiarv in
a large ledger specially prepared for the pur
pose.
In this account all the particulars concern
ing the relief granted, what thesupplies con
sisted of. the date when they were issued,
how many persons they wen* to maintain,
and how many days the supplies furnished
ought to last with care and economy, are all
noted, and can be understood at a* glance.
Jty interchange of these recorded sources of
information among the several districts, there
is a reasonable approach to certainty, that no
IH*rsonsentitled to relief can procure sup-
I'hes at more than one place.
Thus far your committee had “ascertained
the mode of distribution” of food, clothing
and fuel, according to the general plan, and
in tin* details of its execution. It remained
to them to pursue their inquiries as to the
subject of shelter. The subject of providing
shelter for the hundred thousand people
whose houses had been destroyed was one of
tlie most dillirult with which the Kelief and
Aid .Society had to grapple, and the wav in
winch it has been dealt with affords an' op
portunity to illustrate the intelligence, on
t*i gy, business-like economy, and prompt de
spatch with which its executive beam docs
its work. Immediately after the lire, and
before the Aid .Society was entrusted with
the work of relief, some of the homeless suf
ferers were taken into the houses of the un
burned districts among their acquaintances,
but the great body of them were housed tern
jHirunly in church buih|ingH, school build
ings, empty warehouses. Arc. There was.
i cou rst Jintense discomfort, anti great
risk of disease and death from pri
vation, exposure, and overcrowding. Then
the authorities commenced the hasty con
struction of barracks in long, dose and in
convenient lows, on vacant ground. These,
although better than fhe crowded churches
and other large buildings, were still very ob
jectionable; and the Aid Society, immedi
ately upon coming into control of the relief
funds, adopted a very dill'erent ami much
more eftectivc plan. procured esti
mates in minute detail for the construction
of cheap separate dwellings of two kinds, one
for families of not more than three persons,
and one for families of four or live persons.
These were immediately printed, with dia
grams and schedulesof particulars embracing
all the necessary materials. A copy is an
nexed to this report. The dimensions of the
house for live persons are Ifl feet by 20. one
story high. The house contains two rooms,
one 12 feet by IG, and one Bbv 10. Wherever
a sutlerer by the tire owned or had
a "lease upon the lot on which his or
her house was situated, or could
procure the use of a lot, an order was at once
issued by the Committee ou Shelter for all
the materials for the construction of the
house. Lverythmg was so well arranged
in this business that three mechanics could
put nn such a house in two days. It is esti
mated that eight thousand of them in all will
be required and of these not less than three
thousand had been erected before vour com
mittee left Chicago, and the materials hud
been issued for at least one thousand more,
ihe total cost of the houst^for live persons,
including a cook-stove, a'mat tress. bedding,
and half a ton of coal is §110! The house is
not furnished to the beneficiary as a gift, but
in order to stimulate thrift, to cultivate the
sentiment of self-resiiect, ami to guard against
imposition, a note for the amount without
interest is taken, payable in one year.
J his plan has worked admirably, and that
it has been carried out with‘wonderful
despatch and economy, the facts vour com
mittee have recited fully prove. ‘in further
illustration of the forethought, energy and
economy of tho Aid Society's movements it
is worthy of mention that immediately upon
the adoption of the plan of furnishing sepa
rate dwellings for the homeless sufferers, ami
before the plan was made public, apprehend
ing a possible rise in the price of lumber, a
member of the Lxective Committee, under
authority of the committee, mounted his
horse, visited the great lumber de)M>ts, and in
three hours made contracts for all the lumber
required, at six dollars per thousand feet less
than the rise which immediately followed.
After an examination of all these matters,
both in their general direction and in the
administration of their details, and after
considering information obtained from other
trustworthy sources, your committee came
to the conclusion that the inode of dis
tributing” the relief money ami supplies con
tributed to tho sullcring people of Chicago
as at present administered under the auspi. es
of the “Aid and Relief .Society” of that
citv, is admirably adapted to the nm-pose.
and that its direction is entrusted to able
experienced ami eminently trustworthy
hands, i hey were strongly nnpre.-vsed with
the superior intelligence, large administra
tive capacity ami high character of the* men
who plan, direct and give impulse to the
work.
Of course it occurred to your committee, as
it will suggest itself to you, that there may
bo great intelligence and integrity in the
general direction of so vast a work as that now
m nrogiyss in Chicago, ami that it may still
fail in the execution through lack of intelli
gence or fidelity in the subordinate agents.
The latter may he dull of apprehension, too
rigid in some cases, or too easy in others
they may be capricious or arbitrary, or occa
sionally dishonest. These are incidents of all
works to he accomplished by human agencies
One corrective is care in the selection of sub
ordinates, and this, your committee arc of
opinion, has been applied by the Aid Society.
Hut haying been invited hvlthe society to
make criticisms and suggestions, vour com
mittee suggested an additional and ultimate
safeguard to secure inspection of the proceed
ings of the subordinates, and this suggestion
was so favorably received that vour commit
tee have reason to believe that it will in some
form lie adopted.
You are already acoiiaintcd with the un
paralleled extent of the calamity which has
befallen the city of Chicago, and the vast
number of people who have been reduced to
extreme destitution. There is no need to
recite the awful facts. T hey cannot be ade
quately expressed in words. They cannot be
fully appreciated even by going over the
whole four miles of destroyed dwellings ami
devastated public ami private buildings as
your committee did in the prosecution of
their duty. The vast area of ruin, as far as
the eye can reach to the north and south—the
long vistas of tottering fragments of Avails
—the grim and spectral remains of morethan
twenty thousand homes and seats of pros
perous business—constitute an appallin''
spectacle. 1 e
More than a hundred thousand iiooplc were
left without the shelter of a roof, most of
thoni without a change of Hollies, ami at
least half of them utterly destitute. When
your committee reached Chicago, they were
grateful to hear the assurance that‘all of
those who remained in Chicago and
who need assistance were housed in
i *Y ay <v aml "‘ore supplied
vuth clothes sufficient for present emergen
cies. About forty thousand persons were be
ing supplied with food ou Thursday last. Oc
tober 2(1, but the number was in course of re
duction through the vigilance of the visitors
and the exertions of the Committee on Kin
ployment. It is expected, however, that not
less than twenty-live to thirty thousand of
the destitute will have to he carried through
the winter and early spring months. The se
verest part of the trial, and the period ..f
greatest distress for all these a it* vet to come
i hesei considerations suggest continued ever
cisc of the benevolence already sogencromdv
expressed, and such encouragement and sini
port.to the excellent society charged wit h tin*
administration of the world’s bounty to the
ruined city, as will strengthen its purpose to
check all tendency towardsprofuseaml waste
ful distribution. so that its store-, and re
sonrcNis may he husbanded to meet the warns
U*}’ IfJ jag sejison yet to conic.
,o i lp i l your l ul,l ln *ttee were not in
htmeted to procure information as to the
1 m I ,h y «ome l.^uiries.
1 In statements they received were not in *ie-
SS?i™je l m 'i ~lhlT' n« <l" .1 I
due to the circumstance that the devastation
''‘".fl States of Mu-hip,,, ami wi'clmsiV, is
..prtad o\er n n nleexpansenf sparse] v-setlled
j-mimrv t1,,, sallorom Iminp N-alleK-o
hundreds of miles, instead of being com-en
trated, as they are in Chicago. The coiiimit
tee are of the ominon that, while the imme
diate j'antsof tlieM' snllerers mav have been
provided foV. they must certainly have need
|oi assistance during the coming winter. As
to the melius of reaching them, they are of
ient°t p, nt iat n i l( i and supplies 1
sent to Governor Haldwin at Detroit for il..
Micliimin snllerers, anti Governor Fairchild
at Madison for tho Isconsin sufferers win
be prompt ly mid judiciously applied
trilmtcil f.iror{U h sumT,'m"‘,s
an,l to Imlli'Su «toYvi"fe
sssar'&S-
Geo. G. Mkahk,
M m. V. MoKi:.\\.
[Hirt of their proceedings ami observutlons. L
SAFES,
SAFES.
Macneale_& Urban’s.
1 M TERWILLIGER. Agent,
2? _
Canal f and 5i West Lakes!,.
Chicago. 111.
These Safe* hare pro red themselves treo Salamanders.
Call at oar office and sec tire certificate* of merit from
many of tbe best firms in the city.
We bare a large lot of Safes on band, and more to ar
rive immediately. If you consider your own interests,
you will call and see ns before purchasing any other
kind of Safe than those of tbo above make.
SAFES.
MARVIN CO.,
Ko. 17 South Canal at.,
nIS r ni^^ n6lhe b celebrated Alan ami
S. v.'Sn ~r p r' f *!r- Bur r f.toi; r*.";
H-t 1 n5 o Door*, Express Poxes. Ac., Ac
run !«i T S Tpr offerM to the peopls of Chicago
(«U and see them before yoa buy.
ho. 17 South Canal at., Chicago,
Mo. 265 Broadway, New York,
bo* 721 Chestnut at., Philadelphia.
Mo. 93 Slain eu. Btidalo.
Mo'. K» Bank at.. Cleveland.
BOOTS END SHOES.
M’ADLEY, TOE CO.,
WHOLES^VLE
BOOTS AND SHOES,
200 MIcniGAlV-AV,,
Corner of Van 33m*en-st.,
Hare an entirely new stock of poods received since the
fire, and arc prepared to till orders as usual. Would be
pleased to receive orders from all our old customers
and any new ones.
BEAT. ESTATE.
.vo Tier, vo
Business Men
manufacturer s.
some money to build. J s. w. uaw.son
37 West MadUoa-it.
MISCELLANEOUS.
RELIEF Ai\D AID DIRECTORY.
Information for Applicants for
Relief.
.Tbe CltylfMlirl.lpil Into flvp rtistricM tau\ mp)..n.
tr n WTiSr^S 1 ‘“tojKuMiHtnV•K C i*fouS!rS Cll
NortlM)U-um.f°Ti*“iF 'ir. h hl,l, H III.!.-of tilt
SrS 0., I 1
tnrl,,<ll tli.it portion of tlie
iL l s t I,h ,s nn north of Kliuir-st, Mil»-»l,strict
I iucltnif.i tint ixiilliuj Ivinir inirtti of (’lil.’ien nv
anti tin* lUstrllmtinir oftlro i.h* at tlio clmrrti corner o\
Uoulton anti Dlvlslon-Ms. S.ih.l>iMrit’t A I "J rmm from
ntllce K’lt'tho T-1 K !“|!1 a t,u ‘••-‘'tnlniUiif:
assE*sffi&rar\;
anti tl.o .Ibitrilmting ..nice atPatrick’*Sum-h
cttnitTof l>es)ilaltieH uml .Mlams-MH. Hnb.DMri« t No’
2 inclu<l«<s that portion bawmi Hal>u"j an.l Uculkn
Sw&Trt W T-Kth-t, v u.JSi
'l.r "'ii!
HaLsUil-at., near T wcnly-HocomL Subills
l.w 1 318 l> ou «‘U «t north by WcM Twrlfth-st!! caM
by Ccntnvav.. south by tin* river ami city limit?* ami
near Tlm«!p CltT Ulw iL offlce on ilitcbdKst.
‘2i —Tl'l.n includes the -whole
Division, suhslistrict No. I Is the torritorv nnril,«}
Tweiitv-eccomluX.. anil tho ofllco is at VlvimmtF
Va .V :,s l av an,t i:i-lri.l K VI U
liow.’V’ 2 mh nf Twenty-* •coml-nt.. ami east ol
the I itt«btir»!h. Furt\\ume»t L'ltieaco Hnilro.nl with
i‘ U C v- ,t 'V’. f T v ,M ty-tlith-Kt. an.l Imliana-av. Stl
district No. 3 has jin oili.’o at tho comet of Aruher-av
an,llLs territory is that Art oftin-
NmUi I'lrision lying west of the I'iilcbur-’h Fort
H lll Vn ,l V ai t U H V lllh nvor
»Vm t*' 0, •'•-’■‘'ll of t*>oJc f>mntr outside of
tlje i ilj of Cliirago. SniK-rtutendent. r. <5. I’u-chock
OlHcc. corner llnlstod and lUndolph sts. Tlic ktl.
to Ih> aided by this agency are mjcli as have! In
mtence of the fin*, left the city. and not r .>Meiu
ju the country towns at the time of the tire Mi-ii* -lit
s appointed in each town where such m-r-ons an'-now
ll\ inp, to receive applications and dlnlnhule relief.
Committee on Charitable Institutions.
".v Ai 10,kx cxtm.icii to oxi«.udb
harltahle Institutions Is as follows; Hon U h
?vhT and *V V n t lB s,ars t ,n V FtE
sSr?.£iSr" si" 0*« comalti™ at
Shelter Committee.
m \vv.t wSiiS'pmT;t? v llarv, y ““'"I" 1 al
Committee on Sick, Sanitary, and
Hospital Measures.
SPECIAL. RELIEF.
The dlstrlhnlk.n olllco for special relief la nr t>i«
Church of tho Messiah. Wal.a'-h-av near HnhMnl
S® Applicant* must eonm with a,. oiSuon;
V^iM 10 ac,s n lltlhicj them to relief, ami m-mu
mt mlntlnus from the pastor of tho church u hen* tin r
bcloiiK'. or the uruperly ofillvr of aiivV».-m-\^
olem society oj u/.icluhey mav Ik* im-nibiw wlm
liavo examined Into Uiu merit* of the c;ise.
STANDARD IIAJLL.
The Executive Committee of the JU-llef amt am ko.
Clety »iu dally ami all -by. at staa.lS-.| Jto
dwanddlrita tho hu.Mne.-s of the various Mififfi
'■••rj' evening, in public exec utlvi
session. 11111 m niadiist the society shouM in* pre-cuted
delivered to the cotulinmo upon application!*
NOTICE.
Committee for Special Relief,
Clmrcli of Uio Moolah, rnrncr tVabaidi.av. and Hub
bard-court.
f £'S I ,V V t V v> wi 1,1 to mcnim apr.llra
wwasaac t sriresg
tIH-lr applications there. nn.f not to tlii” VoilmuSi
Kwry applicant for relief to this commute o u
present an application in wriiini m- S
ent residence ami rv.-ldence before ll e Vre V.V\mm
berof persons enstitmine the fan. lv.amftlu-ir
fir rsyasss®
aid front oilier source*
■uaunpmtlm njlM wliU'li'iH n.skiil klij
nnnnsl. Caro Is nmlisl In tills n-iiS!;.
=SSEpf«^ilsi
&?-£fe3=%ja;«s
mn-intion. or a member of the Ueil»-f tU vo„.T *V**

cant and Uie Commitlna much trouhlo ma
E. C. laAK.NJ.D, I
Chairman.
nOB'T BAIRD COI.T.IEn,
s i(ro[;ir
Convict Labor to Let.
,ha Illinois
rtnllcultaiT, Here!, oflyr the labor of from aitr (M
0«> coorleu. ami ...lieu"”",'”':
»>iaie. Tho*> men have been variously
acksmitlimg. machine. and loan!*
Contracts are torcommeoco after c ato
ccpted.arid to continue forattrm of years. nsiu
upon, not to exceed right years; each bid tobe--
comraniedbya good and sufficient bond In the run
«nm of live thous.and dollars, with sureties, tc
Hpproved by cue of tbo Commissioners or tho War-u.t
The Commissioners reserve the risht o reject nuV:
1 tbtlr jDj<ment i 9 Dot lntho Interest ol'i
lor particulars wo refer to oar circulars, which p-~,
I S'W 11 11011 Washburn. Wardr*?
the Penitentiary, to whom oil bids aro to I* sea-
who will answer auy Inquiries addressed to him
mt d Jt ld r at 1 clocJr a- on
t st day of November, IS7I. la tb« Presence ol a-*
bidders as taay choose to attend.
JOHN* REID,
CASPAR lUJTZ,
RICHARD ROWETT,
Comml&sloDiß
Jourr, 111.. Oct. 50, IS7I.
BtiUl Us.
The Adjusting Office on Merchandise
Household Furniture, and contents 0 f
Buildings, of the LIVERPOOL I OW
DON GLOBE INSURANCE CO has
been removed to nas
66J> WABASISnAV.,
where every possible facility will be af
forded for the settlement of claim, and
as fast as the losses can be adinsted
Proofs of Loss will be made up for the
assured on the Company’s Blanks All
persons who have notypft registered their
claims are requested to do so without
further delay. A_ J. WINTERTON,
Adjuster.
GooiriiUiii
D ro^.^a M m: V Uk md SUo.
a r„' n nd
T’° r SI. Joseph, Trl-IVeeklj:, II m
For Creep Bar, Menominee, &c„ 7 p. p.
Building Material For Sale.
Tho (tone ar a brick in tl.o mins of tho FIRST CM
\ERSaLI.jX cfIChCII. earner Wabash uraml Vai
Oarer lt win b0 80tdi t0 bp remoTpJ i mm<v iat Ir> p O
7«ll Information, apply to either of tho understand.
GEORRK W. GAGE. 213 Sliehlgsn ar.
B. A. KIIIBARK,
D. W. UNDERWOOD, tat Wabash av,
Great liuprovemont in Roofing
AND COVERING OFWALI.S.
galvanized iron. No leaking
no cracking or blowing off; repairin’* -ird lv
ab ut lie Ihl
Munj.kinow In n>c. Patented June 13. l?Tl lilcht>
for sale cheap; bend stamp for circular K
f. G. VAN I’APPKI.KNPAM.
Charleston. Lee Comity,lowx
Eagle Iron Foundry,
(Established in Isto.)
Bamttel, J, Crcswoll, j Fm
512, SU, <!f. and SIS Uacc-at..
PIIILADELPIII V.
Sss JvlridtSiKtoM."’ or ,u uji
Important Notice.
Tho Honorable Board of Health call upon* all
disinfect and purify their premises. Use th© new dl
infectant, Bromo-Chloralum, for purifying your
ter cloaelt, catch basins/, etc. Th,
lam is non-polaonona and inodorona; ii T
T£VL tal j l will destroy everyth.*.*
thatiis destructive of healrti; 1$ recommended by* L
medical Journals and leading iphvsicians of the r..
rmarMib.• tildtn 5 ca..a»mi ,u.
no ."ii J"* J“ r k. for i.lo bj .11 «h010.a1..v
retail druggists.
STORAGE
For General Merehand!>e. Hour. Reef. Pork,and I ml
in our large brick warehouse. corner North Jefferson
and West Indlaua-ets. lu>uraiiee rate* I 1-2 percent,
cheapot In tiiocitv. JIL’UTON. sTKVKUs .t CO
s. ivsladiha co.,
Late of S9 Sooth Water at., wosld request all parties
banns claims against them, (o present them at once,
same tlm© ©arnratly request all parties owing to
Bottle as toon a* possible. S. P. SLADDEN CO..
10 South Clinton >U
irijL umijAiiu u mi3Ui> Ji: xmacsDA'i, i\u v iiiiuijXii
BANKING.
National Loan anil Trust Company,
Ferm&nantly located at
107 RANDOLPH ST.
(Baymarket Square.)
Bunk of Discount an Deposit.
We draw in large or small sums
on the United States Government
Bankers, London. Exchange on all
parts bought and sold. Our pop
ular Savings Department has no
troublesome rules. Drafts on the
Old Country to ourown customers
at cost.
Office Uocrs: From 9 a. in. to 5 p, m.
W. H. PARK,
Cashier,
N. B. Wc«t Side Mirch»nt« ehonld ■tiitaia thla. tht
first bank to cptn among them.
IJJT JgJ
FM National Bail
Will build immediately on
the northwest corner of Mad
ison-st. and Pifth-av., and
expect to occupy their new
building by December 1,1871.
0. B. SAWYEE, Pres.
N. LUDIKGTOir, Vice Pres.
ISAAC 6. LOMBARD, Cash.
I'klenco.Oct.'JS IS7I.
THE REAL ESTATE LO A£
TRUST CO.,
BANKERS,
AND
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Eichanp
HAVE RESUMED BUSINESS
AT 655 WABASH-AV.,
Near Fourteenth at.,
.nj «re mron.,! to par all dcm.ne. In foil. D or
■““I »WTOW«r to»kHw tnuta«rtn4£u
A. nlao&. vi.. I S 03 AI!U
MANUFACTURERS’
VlTlum BAH,
454 Wabasb-av.
WEST SIIIE HRAXCII.
23 W. Witslaington-sf.
Omrr hourt trout 10 a. ut. to -I p, ut. ,/f.
count* totirjtrd.
TZECIBj
Third National Bant
436 Wafeasli-av.
Branch Office,
A’o. S6 West Washington-?^
J. IRVINO PEARCE, Prto.
L. V. PARSONS. Cn*li.
W.s. 5331T11. AmLCosh.
THE
Mcrcliants 5 National
Bank of Chicago,
j¥o. 225 Micltigan-ar.
BRANCH OFFICE.
30 32 S. Cana l-st.
TUhl jMiu lieu .VXU.’ is'.
Farmers’ Mechanics’
SAVINGS BANK
Exclusively a Savings Bank- IV® Loans on
Personal Sccurl ty»
S"YDUiij Y 3MYEE.S, manager.
Formerly 13 South ClarJe-st.
64 South Halsted-stij IVear Madison.
iff 1 'Vo have n now llrcjirr/Of vtmlt.
City National. Bank,
NEW VAULT AND DURGLAK-PBOOF SAFE,
Corner Washington and Clinton-sts.
Foilrili Rational Bank,
WABASU-AV.
'Vest Si Jo Branch Northwest Corner of Canal and
Wnshlncbon-stf,
THE
STATK SAYINGS iniTUTKs
Has a temporary office at
NO, SS» WABASn-AV.,
rn°.‘ I h ,'i! 1 rc P,‘ r 1 t or. Sovraitar to CO* t=
■Du built on MacDons’., l*«taern Market *t ant
nver. »iher..»iiev will In* lorate l ontil they can S
BANK BUILDING on tbe oldmo.^.
uziffls siuiiiira co.
BABTKBRS,
SS2 Wabash-av.,
'ontinno their Irasinass as usual. All de
osits payable on, demand.
I>AZ. SILVEKMAN 00,
EDWARD HAIGHT CO.
B MAKERS,
Xo» 9 Wall Sired, Acw York.
FIVE PER CENT. Interest Allowed on
Deposits.
Ur l!nu is tl,e same as anr Stale or
Individuals or firms hunkiug with ns mar dfiwisi;
1 J r‘'* ,h, sa,,u> as W >H» anv limk.
l»vri-vnt I* 1 u :Ul w itilcrv.-i «m all lutlaniM-s.-if liv<‘
Wv Bur and sell Bonds Ftm ks GnJ.I. Poslnn-W n.i
tin I mtiil stutvn. {nMiigi»n>mju returns.
THEE, WMM 00,
BAEJKERS,
3SI WABASH-AV.
Gold tmd surer. Govcrnm-at Securities.. Land War
rant*. Golloge Scrip, and Railroad stock* and Bond
boiisn: and sul.t.
The Northwestern
NATIONAL B ANK
is transacting business in all respects as before the
tire at
526 Tl'‘(gbns7i-ar.
LDiD s BI OCK
CIJSSi.t3.AA EARDCt
BANKERS,
llstc* •anned bnsinrss at No. 223 Michigan av.,aas~.
to meet all demand* (n fall. Deposits rece,*-
and our rcgoUr backing business transacted as
Acecanti of merchant! and country bankers wJD -.t-.
special nttentioD. For lb* accommodation of onr
S-tf 8 friends and customers we bare opened abi
office at No. 10 Canal st,. jest north of Randolph.
GENEIIAX. NOTICES.
CHICAGO AS IT WAS;
AND AS IT IS.
rinn M. m'srni.i,- niltl r.lhor views of all Iho vnl.llc
in.lluing i. nml tlni-nt jKirtinus of tin' Imra t dintrict,
l;tkrn lu- for\- the fire with \lcwn of the arum- tnime
•U.itelr a Her the fin'. This collKtion la invaluable, and
eaervlaa y wants It. Send in vour orders at om-e as
the i!em;o»d is tmmrallehsL and first «>oiue will Ih>
t‘3?. f3i,ct JoM Ub
TO THE
fctats& Property loMk
OF CHICAGO,
•Jfamy of the Polieiet you uotc hold are eu»
lirely trorthfcit and tee take tkit meant of
informing yon that ireean hare the Polieiet
cancelled, and trill ittue *VE ll* OJVES •t’T
F.l/B R,ITES, in the
AjVBES,
AMAZON,
BREWERS,
TRIUMPH
Insurance Companies
of cmcnrarATi,
Whose Combined Assets are Over
$2,000,000.00.
The latl Itro had no ritkt in the Great Fire•
and the payt dollar for dollar,
E. E. RYAN CO.,
47 South Canal-st., Chicago.
GEOEGE SMITH,
President,
Underwriters’ Agency,
Cash Assets, Alter paying; Chicago Losses,
We are paying losses In full as fast as ad*
jasled, by Sight Droits on Sew York.
ADJUSTING OFFICE,
60 Soiilli Can:il-sf.,
SECOND FLOOR.
FIRE INSURANCE
Risks written on Dwellings and other prop
erty, at the Local Offices,
G3 Soafh CauaUst,, Sd floor.
OGDEiIf, mm k SCUDUER,
iETNA
INSURANCE CO.,
Losses Paid in Flfly-iwo Years, Over $29,*
OOOjOOO—Exclusltc of Laic Chi
cago Losses*
CASH CAPITAI, $3,0011,001)
Kith an Ample Re-Insurance Fund to be kept
Intact after Paying Chicago Losses.
ASSETS OVER $1,800,11!
This well-known and reliable Company,
which has stood the Jests of over half a cen
tury, will continue Issuing .\E\V POLICIES
and renewing old ones at current rales*
GOODWIN PASCO, Agents,
Office,sßsWabash-av* 43.South Canal-st.
Adjusting ORlco: 7.V) Wahnsh- uv.. where over $500,000
losses by the bite tin; have alrradj* been paid.
HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York.
HOWARD
INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York.
GITIZEMS’
INSURANCE CO.UPASF, of New Fork.
Chicago Iomc« paid by Sight Draft* Ot»
Wew York a* last as proper niljualmciitk
arc made.
The above old, well-known and reliable Companl&
proved by Ore, eontlnuo to Indemnify the people.
Policies Issued by tbeir West bide Office. UO and 3a
Canal st.. over William Blair A Co.; South Sldo Ofllce
44 !l Wsbash ar., over First National Bank,
Adjusting Oflico, 191 Wabash ar.
The patrons of this Agency can haro all ncceasary as
slstnnco and advice as to maklnr •’PROOFS 0?
LOSS,*’ upon application at 4l»l Wabash ar., when
officers of the Companies and an able corp* of adjuster*
aro settling all claims.
PHENIX
Insurance Company
Cash Assets, Oct. 1, $1,858,735.45
Net assets, after pay
ment of Chicago losses 1,500,000.00
The Plicnix was the" first Com
pany to pay a loss after the great
fire, andthcAdJustcrsortlic Com
pany arc now engaged in pay
ing all of its losses as fast as ad
justed. Policies issued on all
classes of hazards at fair rates.
R. S. CRITCIIEIX,
Special Agent for the JVorthvre*cern Stale*.
Office 30 West Madison-st.
Branch Office, 3§G 4Vabnsli-av,
Important Notice.
Insurance Comp’y
All persons luring claims atraiiist the New \m--tcr
lam Insurance Company. «>f New Yi.ik.fm- miM-tth-d
o.s-H's, aiv n-que>ted to present at a meeting to In
n-Id at Xai. 2*l and 20 Michigan-.iv.. corner of KI.
Jridpe-conrt. np stairs, mi W«slm>ikiv n.-Tt. Nor.-mIH-r
at K*o‘ch*ck ji. hm when the officers of the Company
.rill present a statement of It* affairs, and make u iimn
)->itien f«r settlement.
It will l«for thelntcre>t of all Interested to attemL
NOTICE.
The President of the Occidental Insurance Company,
of San Franclsfo. will lie. on ami after the cth lust:, at
JS’o. -40 West Randolph-st.,
for the purpose of adjusting losses occasioned by the
great tire.
A. C. GRKENEDAUM. Agent.
HOME LIFE IXSUEAXCE CO.,
Ot* Now Vorlt.
No. 72» Fulton-st. JAS. if. sjTUVKZR.
Pacific Insurance Co. of San
Francisco.
CASH CAPITAL. Sl.pn.ooo GOLD. Risks taken a«
fair rates. Lo«e» promptly adinsted and paid.
Western Breach Office. 472 Wabash arenne.
Hutchins 4 R.Octon. General Agents. Miller 4 Drew
471 W'abarh-ar., Local Agents for Chicago.
The Adjusting Offica of the ALLEMAHLA
lIEE IHSUEAIfCffi OOMPANT, of Cleve
land, Ohio, has boon removed to 124 West
Washmgton-st. Parties having claim for
loss in said Company are requested to call
immediately. Office open for business until
10 o’clock at night.
INSURANCE,
OF NEW YORK,
$2,500,000.
and 475 Wabash-av.
AGENTS.
Of Hartford, Conn.
Organized A. D. 1819,
ORGANIZED 1533.
ORGANIZED Ida.
ORGANIZED JS36.
SPECIAL. NOTICE*
ARTHUR U. DUCAT.
Of Brooklyn, N, 7.
KEW AMSTERDAM
OF NEW YORK.
General Agent.
NOTICE.
15/1,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY-
The fvllowlw’ are the nanut of tome of IJu lead
ing houtet in the city
Advertising Agency*
H. n. CHANDLER, Authorized Advertising Agent
for all Chicago daily paper*, and receives all
cards for this directory. Offices, 43 South Canal
and 446 Stotc-sL
LOUIS LLOYD A CO.. Gen. Appnls.s9 W.Baodolph.
COuK. COBUItN CO.. Newspaper Advertising
Ag.nts for all papers In the United States, 4M
tVabash-ar.
Agricultural Implements.
ATWATEIi >x Co.. noJ £3 North Jeffersoa*st.
Architects.
W. L. B. JENNET. 12 Pcck-conrt.
DIXON ,t HAMILTON, 829Statc-st*
KOUU ACKEKMAN. 132 Madlaon-et.
B. S. JENISON. 609 State-st.
T. V, IV ADSKIKK,££) SCr.tost.
l..l». CLEVELAND. TC6 Wabash ax.
F. A-£. BAUMAN. cor. Monroe and LaSalle its.
lxon U*lle., Monroe and LaSalle.
‘.VItUS P. TlluMaj., 4M Wabash ar.
PLACET .t AIIMSTItONG. 443 Stalest.
GEO. O, GA UNSEY, i 72 Wabash aT.
JAS. W. KOIiEUTS. a* Wabash ar,
Wm. THOMAS. TO W. Lake-at.
JNO. K•„)' V- N CU KLL. Madison. bet. Dearb. and State.
J. B. ii W. c. UUKLIhs. 101 Maiblantic at., or.Clark.
Abstracts of Title.
3UOBTALL UUA III*. i;q Wabash aT.
_ Auctioneers*
A. CUTTERS Si (UK, 3 and 4 Randolph it.
Belting ami Robber Goods.
RUBBER CLOTHING CO.,.Michigan ar. and Bar
risen st.
Belting Manufacturer*.
MUNfcON CO., Hand 10 W, Randolph-st.
Book«eller«.
•'J.ITCI t hI.L A IIATIIAWAV, S3 South Canal.
G. HOLMLs, 11'4 Wen Madison-st.
Ail. S. S. UNION. 2Jn W. Jladiton *t7
Booti anil Shoei*
c AUN I M. FLA(!li.t CO., W Wfst Madfson-it
DoaOLTT, BASSETT HILLS, ffiß wKi-aT.
11. \KGO CO., 613 Wnbioh-ar.
C. M. HXNDKILsUN i CO.. Slicb. ar. md CooEreu it.
J. U. LA3.KIN, 15* Wt st Madison at,
31. P. W ELLS CO., MiW.ibiiih aT,
McAUI-EV. YOB 4 CO.. SiOMlch. ar.
GBEENsFELDER. ROSENTHAL CO., cor Coogrer
tTPosKe >1 ichteao Arenoe Hotel.
WIuMaLL, NAAItOA THOMPSON. 251 Michigan ar.
BakiaK Powder.
DR. PRICE’S. Cream. 47 and 49 West lake-ft.
Boilers.
C. MASON CO., cor. Clinton and Carroll-St*.
Bac Manufacturer.
HART, ASTKNXCO.. 5 and7\V. Sladison at.
J. A U. CHAPMAN, foot Wt~<t Washington at.
Beddlujr.
A. S. ESMAT CO.. 135 Wwi Lake at.
Bauks.
MECIIA NICS* AND MANF. KX.. State at.
NATIONAL LOAN AND TRUST COMPACT,
In" rat Randoluh-n.
FIRST NATIONAL, 419 Wabash-av.
FOURTH NATIONAL, 475 Wabash-av. Branch of
fice. vortbnvn cor. Canal and Washington fits.
FIFTH NATIONAL, 4-19 Wahnsh-av.
MANUFACTURERS. 454 Wabash-av.
NATION BANK OF COMMERCE 543 W&baeh-av.
UNION NATIONAL BANK. 5» Wabash-av.
.:om3!i:kcial national bank, kh Wabash-av
HIBERNIAN BANKING ASSOCIATION, 446 Wa
b**h-..v.
LUNT. PRESTON A KEAN, eoulbwoat corner of
IlnUt. I .nut Randulrh-st*.
NORTEWE>TEKN NATIONAL BANK, M 8 Wa
ba«h-:;T.
CITY N ATIONAL, 47 West Wadiingtoo-tt.
•AREN.’.’, ULLMAN A CO.. 3»1 Wabash-av.
C. FOLLANSBfiE SON. 401 Wabash-av.
rSIIM AN A HARDIN, IS Michigan ar.
Ct’SH>J AS A HARDIN. “Branch." 10 N. Canal at.
HIE COMMERCIAL LOAN CO,, 126 Archerar.
MERCHANTS’. FARMERS* A MECHANICS’
SAVING BANK. 64 South 11 aisled at.
J. M. A :>>IT. 422 Waba'U «r.
ITIIRD NATIONAL HANK, 43fi Wabash av.
C. A O. F. BADGER, 6M Wabash ar.
REAL ESTATE LOAN a TRl’>T CO ASS Wabash-aT
Babcock Fire Fxtlngulaher.
F. W. FAUWKLL. St-f., 6V. Wah-an-ar.
Bedding and Lounges.
McDONOUGH, PRICE* i 0.,41fi A4ISW. Randolph at.
Building-paper.
ROCK RIVER PAPER CO.. -Vi Nnrth Jcfforaon-et,
Booksellers and Stationers*
conn, ANDREWS* to.. Wubaah-ar.
H ADLI-V BEOS.. 7.<J State at.
W. 11. K V. EN COOKE cor. Dearborn Park and
Wa-ICopU n hU
WESTERS NEWS CO.. 9.1, 97. W West Randolph st.
Rlank Rook Tlanntaolnrera. stationers, and
Job Printers.
CLARK EDWARDS. 193 West Randolph-it*
H. WILLsON .V C 0.,55 W. Lake it.
LlKl> IDE MONTHLY. JftWoßtlUndolph.it.
CRANDALL. ft South Jefferson st,. corner Randolph.
OKAS DUOS. lUiKKM AN.32 South Cllnton-st.
CULVER, PAGE, IIOYNK CO.. 11. is, and 15
North Dciidalncfi-st, ami r»u Wabash av.
SMEAL. UEBANKS CO.. 45 \V, Washington-fit.
JOHN il. SMALL CO.. 27 South Oanal-et,
THE WESTERN NEWS COMPANY, 95, 97, and 99
West Rjualoluh-et.
CAMELON.AMKEKGJk HOFFMAN.I6 WRandolph,
J. M. W. JONES, 65 S.Canul-st,. aud ay Wabi.nri-av.
RAND. McNALLY CO., ins west Randolph and
north'.rest corner Jrff-rsnn ami Randolph.
EMERSON. DAVIES, STOTT. 239 West Madison.
J. W. MIDDLETON. Randolph, bet. Wabash and
Michi ran nr-*.
SPALDING LA MONTE. IM and 103 Sonth Canalst.
Brass Founders.
WESTERN STAR METAL CO.. ITS. Canalst.
Bnish manufacturers.
GERTS. LTMiURD c 0,,200 W. Madison 4{.
Rrldses, Boots,and Turntables*
THE AM AN BRIDGE CO.. 631 Wabash ar., and
at wo.ks corner Kcm »»nd Siowart »vs.
Bookbinders.
JNO. R. BARBIVTr.v Go., »2 West Lakeat.
nrldcc and Car Uullders.
WELLS, FRENCH *’*>.,529 Wabaati-ar.
Building I'ell,
BARRETT, ARNOLD x u 1511I.\LL, 230 E. Monroe->t.
Carriages,
0 JAN A TEN BIK'F.KK or. Ann and W Randolph.
Carriage and Wngou Slgu Palutlotr.
E. NIFNECKER, lw West HnrrUun st.
Carpets.
E. P. HOLLISTER* CO.. lOand 13 North Canal-fit.
ALLEN MACKEY, T4l Stalo-et.
Clothing.
HENRY W. KING CO.. 34 i 36 South Cnaal-sL
LEOPOLD KUHN* CO., 375 Wabash-ar.
TUTTLE,THOMPSON WHIMoItE.MV Wabash-ar
i'll AS. I*. K KLI.OGG CO .Con Michigan ar.
BOSTON SQUARE DEALING, Madison,cor. Peoria.
BOSTON SQUARE DEALING, 22d-st., near State.
MABLUYACO.. 12.’ West Mad Don st.
b)WAlias. BLUETT CO., 13 and 47 W. Madison.
EDWARDS. BLUETT* CO., 376Utat0.it.
FRENCH CO.. IM Weal Madbon st.
I’UTNA.M ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE (E. D.
Terry i. 2!7 W. Madison. and26S and37o State.
J. M. HARVEY. 3<3 WaiiasU «r.
Clothing (Hoys)
U. C. COLLINS, TV.’ Wabash nr
Civil Knglncor mid Contractor.
G. C. MORGAN, is-, W. Madison.
Commercial Agency.
TAPPAN. MeKILLOI’A CO.. 35 and 37 8. C»D*l-sL
Branch oflltv. IS E-ict ILirrUon-st.
J. M. IHIADbTHEET SON. Sfi Canal-st.
Corn Shelters, &c>
VANT, CORK A CO.. 125 Went Itandolph-st.
Chicago raving Company.
JOHN McCAFFKUEV.Prcs.,I32 Wnl Mhmgton-st
Cement.
lIASKIV, MARTIN A WHEELER,SSSS, CanoLst.
UMvN AKRON. 72 Mnrkrt-vl.
Chemical Works.
GILLET. McCULLOCH A CO.. Si Went Lake it.
Clears and Tobacco.
JOHN PA RTKIIH.E A CO.. Mich. *v. near Jackson.
EO. FOY A CO.. opposite 262 Mich. »v.
Cordage and Twines.
GILBERT. I’UJIUAKDACO.. Uand 16Market-st.
Crockery.
11. P. 3! KURT LL A CO.. *-7 West MadDoo.it.
S. B. I’ARKIILUisT. cor at. and Michigan ar.
Cracker*.
C. L. WOODMAN A CO.. 61 So. Cllnton-at
CoiumlHslou itlcrcliauta.
>PRITANCE, PRESTON A CO.. 63 South Canal st.
RUMSEY IJIIO. CO., -13 'Vest Washington-*!.
MUNN. NORTON A SO>TT, l«T W. Wa>hincton-at.
WALLACE A HENDERSON. 37 \V. Waahiugu*c «t.
Z. M. n ALL, S5!) and 2f.l E. Ilandolph-Bt
HENSLEYS WAGNER. 77 W. Madison-st.
CULVER CO.. 3rt S. Canal-61.
A. M. WRIGHT A CO.. S. W. cor. Canal and Lakc-sta.
PLAIT THORN MAYNARD, 9 and U N. Canal-sL
P. B. WEARS A CO., S5 and 27 N. Clinlon-at.
.McWilliams a co. ss w. itanuoiph-st.
CYRUS ROWERS WILLIAMS.SS W.KandOlph-st.
It. M. FORI) A CO.. (hitjhwiuetO 25 S. Canal-st.
F. M. CLEMENTS A CO., (lumber) 30 N. Canal-flt-
CURTIS A CARTER, (dried fruit) SO and 83 West
Kandolphst.
FRAS"I>A WEBBER. Wand ro West Madlson-iL
O. W. Jirns A RRUS., J79 West Randolph's!.
O. C. HI TTS A CO.. 120 U <it Lako-at.
E SECK EL .*7 CO.. 126 WVat Uandolph-st.
rilKO. R. WELLS A CO W West Lake-st.
EARLE. CAM PISELL A PEACH. W West Lako-flt
LINN A- KIRK. LS West Lutc««-st.
A. F. DICKINSON. M We«t Luko-st.
MORSE. WARD A CO.. 105 bo. CUnton-it.
S. HUTCHINS, 07 w. aiadison.st.
H. F. Jacobs a co.. n-s and sjo state-
KEM.I.R A JUDSoN. 42 West Madison st.
N EI.MiN A CARR. 11 East Kinzb*-st.
RICHARDS A Gin '('it, 2b3 Michigan ftr.
MrDKRM ID A OEKTEL. 31 ami CC Canal at.
V. J. RANCH ETI a CH.,.V> Wist Lakest.
O. S. BROWNELL. AO West Lakeet.
S B. CHASE A CO.. 25 and 27 North Clinton st.
F. NKWII SLL A CO., Wwt Randolph st.
C. H. WEAVER. 222 \\V 9 t Lokoit.
j-KO. P. BRAUN. M West Maiii^on-st,
GILBERT A Bill GA, 43 South Canal.
runs. H. SEYMOUR A Co.. 3 West Washlngton-et.
H"YLE>. No.-1.i3 Park-av.
•-IBLKV A HR".. 31 N. Canal st.
SMITH A DEXTER. 260 West Lake st.
RUSH. HILL A JOIINsTON, 2b>» and 2*39. Water at
GEO. McKINNEV A CO., (cmln 1 259 E. Randolphstl
J. C. BKICIIWALD, 143 West L.nke sf. u<,o, Olfc
H.W BAKER A CO. FJour 1.69 and 71 N. Jefferson.
LOW BROS. A CO.. 37 West Wnd.ingloa st.
W. L. ELY A CU.. 17 Ni.itb Jefferson st.
P. A J. S3IITII, Hi North De*plalnes ef.
WILLIAM LITTLE A CO.. 224 West Randolph sL
G. i>. DICKINSON, 397 States:. ««»i»asi,
ISAAC N. AMI AC* 20 South Jefferson st.
FORD A CO.. 101 West Lakest.
REDMOND A CO., toniporarily at 1099 Indian* »t
F. NICKERSON A syS. 2H Mich. ar. T
HACON A CO., West WaihH.cton st.
RIGGLE A Cii., 43 Wi »t Watliinctcn at.
COM TO* K. PICKERING A CO.. 41 Sooth CanaLst
up btittrs. 1
D. W, IRWIN A CO., 36 South Tonal, cnp. Waglilncton
WALKER Al« iI.L. east end Lako >t. Brldw 8
CNDERWiiuD A t‘U 175 Market-t. K
Cooperage and Coopers’ Stock.
W. T. BALL, 97 S. I i^rlainfs-Bi.
Coal Dealers.
U A LOTION. NIBLOi.K 4 Co., foot of JClnoburr «f
CHICAGO 4 WILMINGTON COAL CO.f a wLt Van
Boren-it.. A. L. Sv.ee?. Supt. #B
Crockery, Glassware, Ac.
F. <t E. JAI.GEU, (1 Wmi Liikoit, and corner Ct&tl
and Ta»l<>r-*t!*.
Cloaks ami Lad lea* Furnishing Good..
UOICUKIN, PALMER 4 111,, 171 ■iHcntj’-.econd »t
Cltfttks.
AMERICAN CLOCK C0.,W7 Wabash av.
Coffee and Spice Mills.
ONION* COFFEE \NI> MILLS. 73 State «L
Chromos, Engraving*. Frames. Ac.
0. D. OSVU 4 cU. 3*l Wabash nr.
Cheese.
DAVIS BROS.. 3lich. ar, near Eldrldge court.
Detective A Preventive Ascncr.
PINKERTON’S, 55 W. WaehiDgUm-at.
DUtlllcraaml Wholwnle Liquor Dealers.
S. MYHI-.r C*»-.XN U..|.t "n.liinitt ru.si.
DICKINSON*. LEACH CO., 25 Sonih Canal-sL
ESMAV. SIMMONS CO.. 25South Can.il gl un,u
WM. U. eCIIUIPFEKHAK.Snnd 7 W. Madison it.
Druggist*.
THOMA? WHITFIELD. MjilMe-lt.
BUCK ARAVNER. Sli>Slate, eor. Sixteenth-*!.
BLISS A “-ABP. err- JXl.t. »nd Wahiwh sf.
GALEA BLOCK!, 57 \W»t Randolph it.
VAN Si’IIAACK. SIEVENSUN REED, $47. 649 s,
Ml Wj.bl'h st.
E. BURNHAM A SON. 215 S. Sangamon at.
LOltU, S3IITU A CO.. Waal,. cor ijich. ar
Dry Goods.
J. B. SHAY. 541 and 2U W,*t JJadnon it.
HAMLIN. HALE A C'».. Office29.Cl433 S.CsnaUL
•1. W.& E. PAHDRIDGE. 5C5 toiC7Suie.it U
BOWEN U UNt X WI»L(jW 121 Michigan ar
Dentist.
EDMUND NOTES. N. W.cur. W. Late and Panlina
DU. B. M. BAKER. -23 W, Washington tk u,,oa
T. J. BliOl’UV, 292 W’cct 3l4diioa.il,
Dyers.
COOK 4 McLAIN. estate it.
Dnryca'i Starch.
HENRY 0. SMITH. Agent. 943 Stalest.
Dried Fruit*.
MAURAN*. WRIGHT 4 CO., opp. 2.W Michigan ar.
suelhan, HaLL a cock, op, rn Michigan ar.
F.nsraTen and Die Muben.
A. J. MARK-. 7-<7 Wabash-av,
-..D.CHILLS. Jit. A TO., 25 Easf Klntie'JS
JOHN C. lllLTONifiSUoi Lake.
O. H. II ANSON. It Writ Mad;»mj.*t.
BOND A CHANDLER. 119 W-st Washington it.
J. MaNZ. iw West 31.-i<l:«oti-st. 1
MAKER 4 CO., 50 W«-at Randolph St.
N. 11. TAVLOK. A* W«*t JtadLoo it.
Enzlnn-lladiinerr.
WM. McGREGOU, 23 South Canal-st.
C. G. COOPER CO., 10 and 13 W Randolph-eL
Expresses. r
GARDEN CITY, 172 West Lake-if. and 190 **7 l! «t.
BKlN’K’ti CITY KXPKES; CO., ST Randolph rt
ADA SIS EX I’HE'S Cl*.. 55 U est Washington it
UNITED STATES EXPRESS, 59 and a West Wwh
ington-st ww
Elevators.
SIUNN 4 SCOTT. IS2 West Washington st.
ARMOUR, DOLE 4 Co 4 Lind's Block.
Flour (Wholesale).
QULNN, SWIFT 4 CO. 34 Nvrtb CaaaJ-it»
Forwarding and Insurance.
0. E. CHASE a <;O.. *o. w. cor. Uandolpb A Hs'stftd
Frnlts nn«l I'anoy Groceries,
U.OBAFkVco! ,*’23'\\>n”3l«<l]:nn.9t.
S. A C'O., 10 South Clinton st.
'V; ORAY, :or Wr«t WasblOßton-at.
Ik Ll?iO£ CO., 63 West Uadiaonst.
Furniture.
A. U HALE* CO.. 10.13,14 and 16 North Canal-st
TUAYEU 3s TOBEY FURNITURE CO.. 86 to
West Randolph-et.
iVrn^T*? eor JoTjfjod anl Lake *ti.
POITTEB, kxSO i CO.. i)l Ulchiittn at.
P 4 CU.. U9 and 121 Washington at.
POTTEB, KING CO., 301 Michigaa.ar.
Fiih Dealers.
J. w. HOBSON ft SON, 60 Canal at.
MK CAMPBELL, 21 So, Jetferaon-st.
Farm Wagoni.
PB£2B SCO nTTLER, fiS an.195 South Clinton it.
Genu* Furnishing Goods*
BROWN PRIOR. 659 Waba«h-ar.
COLLINS ft HUNT, or. Wabash ar.
PRICE, ROSEN U L ATT ft CO,, 147 Twontr-second-at.
KEYSTONE COLLAR CO.. 633 State si^^
DAMON. TEMPLE ft Co.. w and 61 W. Waahlngton-st.
SCRIBNER ft NICHOLAS, 776Stateat. Muia iuu ll
JOHN H. O’BRIEN. 602 Wabash-ar.
8. W.,H. WARD. 391 W. Madison at.. Jas. Tod, liar
Gold Fens and Jewelry*
AIKEN, LA3IBKRTft CO., FA West WuhJDttoii*ft.
WALTER TRELEA YEN. 512 Lake at.
Urouera.
SPRAGUE. WARNER ft CO., ai South Canal at.
W. M. HOYT ft CO.,63South Canal at.
GOULD. BRIGGS ft CO., 41 and 41 South Canal at.
C. U. BECK WITH ft CO., HO Mich, ar., cor. Monroe.
DAT, ALLHN CO.. 631 Michlgan-av.
SIBLEY ft KNDICOTT. 774 Wabash-ar.
P. H. WILLARD ft CO., Office 107 Throop-sl.
SMITH BROS, ft CO.. 109 West Washlnaton-at.
STEWART, ALDRICH ft CO-. cor. Clark ft 16th.
Z. M. HALL. 25'J and 261 East Randoloh sL
MEAD ft HIGGINS, a. v. cor. Waahinglon ft Green.
DURAND BROS, ft POWERS. \now Durand ft Pow-
DURAND, POWERS ft MEAD./em, a. w. oor. Waah-
Ingto-i anJ Green ate.
J. W. STEARNS ft SONS. 63 N. Desplalnea at.
INGRAHAM, CORBIN ft MAY. 141 Michigan ar.
WELLS ft FAULKNER, 165 Michigan ar.
F: D. COSs-itt ft Co., cor. Michigan ar. and Monroe
J. 31 GILLESPIE, 70S Wabaahar.
O. C. COOK ft CO.. Sllcbigan ar. and Congress at.
BLISS. MOORE, ft CO., Mich. ar. and Pock eonrt.
FARRINGTON, BREWSTER, ft CO., opp. 2SL MictfTar
FRANKLIN 3lxcV£A6EI. ft CO.. Mich.ar.aod Peeke
J. NV DOANE ft CO., Mich. ar. and Peck ct.
BURTON ft PIERCE, op. 257 Michigan ar.
GUAY BROS 273 Michigan ar.
Gnna and Sporting Goodi,
E, E. EATON. 7M State at.
uold and Silver Flectro-Platlns*
CHAS. BERUANGER. 81 \V e «t Adama-at,
_ Uordtrarci
J. E, TYLKR. 26d State at.
EDJ\ IN HUNT ft SONS, 116 Michigan ar. near Monroe.
\VM. ULAIR ft CO., 3n and MSonth Canal at
LARRABEE ft NORTH, 45 West Lakeit.
J. K ROTSFmtD ft SON. 461 Wabash-ar.
SEEBEROKU ft BRKAKEY. 10 ft 12 W. Randolph
BRTTNELL. TERRY ft; BELDEN.S7 Wcst Lake-sL
BRINTNALL, TERRY ft BELDEN. 57 W. Lake-at.
IIODGK ft HUM KR. 76 W. Randolph-*!.
Hardware, Cabinet. (Wholesale and Retell.)
J. L. \V AY SE ft SUN. U North Canal at.
Homoeopathic Pharmacy*
HALSEY BROS., ;ot Scale at.
Hard Wood Lumber*
WHITE ft IIAFN EH. 39 North Sadgaroon-tt.
Hides, Pelts, ftc.
CHANDLER Si BOYNTON. 4!) South Canal-st.
CHAPMAN. BROS, ft SMITH, 154 to 190 E.Washington
Hats* Caps, and Furs*
KEITH BROS.. 916 Prairie ar.
FITCH, WILLIAMS ft CO.. 79 Calnmet ar.
SWKKT. DEMPSTER ft CO.. M and 61 W. Waih.
G. F, KLOKKE, 216 West Randolph.
J. A. SMITH ft CO.. 513 Waboah ar.
Hat aianuthcturer.
PHILLIP A. UAVANN 4.373 Weal Adama at.
Hotels*
BRIGGS DOUSE, W. MadUon and Canal,
Hair Goods.
M. GLASSDBOUK. 145 Twenty-second at.
House ICcslsters.
W.G. CREAMER ft SON. 233 Michigan ar.
Ice*
WADIIAMS WILLARD ft CO.. 537 Stalest.
Importers and Sugar Kellners’ Agents*
W. U. COLVIN, 371 Wubrtsh ar.
Insurance (Fire).
TREADWAY ,fc JEWELL, 4 South Canal-st.
O. W. UAKRKTT ft C«>.. 393 \Vabft?h.«r.
oODEN. SHELDON ft SCUDDER.62 South Cannl-st,
K- E- RYAN ft CO., 45 and 47 South Canalit.
GEO. C. CLARKE ft CO., 10 Eldridgo court.
AMERICAN, 437 West Madison at,
A. C. DUCAT. 30 and 32 Sonth Canal at.
M. M«)ORL ft CO.. Adjoßters, A3 South Canal at
James van <n u«t Maduon7«t.
GOODMAN’S AGENCY. 165 Weal WasUnaton-it.
KNICKERBOCKER. 136 Wabaah-ar. 8
XTNA (Goodwin ft Paaco, Agoute), 43 South Canal
nt„ and 565 nba*b ar.
PIIENIX
JOHN CULVER. Room 5, No. 75 Sonth Canal st.
Insurance (Life)*
srcURTTT LIFE. 756 Wabaahar.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE. 379 Wabarit-av.
BERKSHIRE, 70 Sonth Canal-st.
5?, I £^,W C EK 8 w cop Randolph and Halated
.corner Halated and Randolph-ate.
MUTUAL, OP NEW YORK, IS3 W, Washington-st.
PROTECTION OF CHICAGO, ltd West 31«dison it.
NORTH AMERICA, of Now York, 511 Wabash ar
EQUITABLE LI PE. 663 Wabash ar.
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL. 665 Wabash ar.
MUTUAL,of Chicago, 231 Wrct MaiUson at
PIIKNTX MUTUAL. HENRY 11. K00N,;16I West
Washington st.
UNITED STATES, 96 West Washington-st*
WASH INGTON LIFE, 556 WnbS-ar
ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIKE INS. C0.?J07 22drt.
CHARTER OAK, 462\\eit \Vashington st.
ASHBURY MFRIJiS. CO.. 191 W?,t Jl.Jhoa it,
ANCHOR LI FE CO., 366 W abash ar. Room 6.
UN 1\ KKSA L Llh E, 5U3 Wabash ar.
NOR. WEST. MUT. LIFE SUANDREW ft DEAN.
BgtJ, >9 south Green
MUT. oBSFIT OF N. J., 635. Canal st.
NEW YORK LIFE, O. P. Cnrian, 5u W. Madison*
insurance, (Life and Accident.)
TRAVELLERS’, of Hartford, Julius White and J
H. Nolan, Acenta. 66 Sntith Cmnl-s;.
Iron, Steels. Kalla, ftc*
HALE, ATKKftCO., I Psrk-row.
KIUK, COLEMAN ft CO., 31 Sonth Canal-st.
HALL. KIMBARK ft CO.. 436 Wabash-ar.
JONES ft LAUGIILIN. 190 to 196 So. Canal-at
PARKHDRST ft WILKINSON. 70 South Canal at.
M. GREENEUAUM ft CO.. 161 W. Randolph-sU
Iron Dlanufacturera.
TOE DAVID M. FOUD, 60 to til West Washier
lon-et, ami 47 to 65 South Clinton.st. 6
CHICAGO FLATS A BAR MILL CO.. 752 Wabash
Iron Pipe lllauufactnrera.
NORTHWESTERS MFC. C«». t jo N. Jefferwa «L
Jewellers.
COGGSWELL A CO.. 3)3 West Ma>lisoa it.
STARK A* ALLEN, 363 Wabash-ay.
J. O. ASHLEMAN. K'J WnhisTi at.
A. H. MILLER, 4TJ Wabash-av.
GILES BROS., W Waba«h at.
N. MATSON' CO.. 481 Wnbash-ar.
A. B. VAN COTTA CO., 461 Wabaah-ar.
M. KTvONDEKG. 3s» WabMh ar.
BUDDIN A HAMILTON, cor. State nn3 Twentieth sta.
taw Books,
CALLAGHAN COCKCROFT.J2I W.RsQ<]olptt>it
E. B. MYERS. 1022 Wnbssb-nr. Mnao,pa
Livery Stables.
HAAS POWELL. 25 toSlWiilMadlson-fiL
WEIGHT DUO?.. 2W Washlneton si. wu k
Leather Flutllngt.
PAGE TIRO. CO.. 35 and ST Canal-et.
BLACKBURN DUO- 37 South Canal-sl
C. C. W ALI.IS A SON, S3 So. (.’analyst,
WOLFENSTETTEU AJALBOT. 3lu W.Randolph SI
Lumber aud~Shingles
W.B.PRETTYMAN. fi W. LakoVt.
BLASOIAHD, BORLAND i CO., B. end Lake at
hrulce.
Liquid Slatinir Paper and Black Boards
J. DAVIS ILPEU, 273 We«t R»Q(lnlph«Bt.
Laxryers and Adjutten.
LEWIS L. COBURN, 3»6 WabiUh ar.
7« A. POLL \NSBEE. 10 West Randolph st.
SHELDON A W .MERMAN, 360 Michigan ay.
HUTCHINSON A LUFF, Zil Wabaihar.
BECKWITH. AYEU iALE?.7SS Wabash a?.
UAUKEII \VAITB, 46 East Harrison at.
KAY A MITCHELL. 14 South Clinton #t.
SAMUEL J. ATWATBU.iI South Clinton it.
MORAN A ENGLISH, los West lUnJolph-tt.
ELDHEDGE A TOUBTELOITE. 401 Wabash-av
JOSIAII H. OISSELL. 51 West Kamlolph-su
GOUDY A CHANDLER, 391 Wabaab-ay.
HERBERT A QUICK, 539Stato.it.
W. It. HOLDER. 181 West «adlaon*st.
A. GOODRICH, 31l Monroe-st.
W. n. SCATES, m MadUon at.
SCAMMON. McCAGG A FULLER. A? 9 Wabash AT
WA KD,STANFORD A U1 DOLE. ha W. WaahlOßton
IlKKVfh'. ASTIIOS V- 4 Q.VI.T ZV, W li. h «r
WAKEJU.V, MANLY 4 US.l'uil .t
BENTLEY, BENNETT, ULLMAN 4 IVK. 376 w<
bash ay.
HARDING McCOT. 3fiS Wabash-ay.
WILLIAMS 4THOMPSON.SSI Wabasb-ay.
JOHN W. WAUGIIOP. 401 Wabash-ar.
nt£iSVi!\ r T HOMAS, 915 Michigan-ay.
Rosenthal, fence a moses. Rooms, s. w cor
and llaiited-st.. and 113 ft Wabash. r
LV.y.FJL* PACKARD. 163 West Wasbinglon-at.
C M-lflßKt^nT 181 W WMUnBtOMt.
fV.».. lAP "«*t Monroe-it.
L* H.\ J, cMAV£ s<>N .i. 79 W«t Madlion-st.
SMITH A KOHLSAAT. 62Soaih Canal-st.
3Uditon LB G PLUMMER. 116 Wot
V&l&Stil&VVtVSSfi?'
g. b°^Y»^?^r.L c s E,
Eambkkt^
i°D.VxoBUD I :i 1 “i? 1 0 m tOl
P. m. ;at 391 M> abash ay., 2tosp. m. 0
CLA RK>ON A AN SCI!AACK 451 Wabmh
W3I. H. RICUA RDSON. 163 V&tWnahißßtOß rt.
J* I*? LOCK W OOD, 537 tt abash av,
BATES a HODGES, 113 Wfit Madlson*sS
«i fler| D1 “t).
WALKEK, IiMTEII4SMITII.fS2wSJ.KV
SiSffSSs.WKgWilSff."-«
HITCHCOCK, DUPEE A EVARTS comer
UV.. r ,I,<> a.u. M i
IRA W. BUELL, 53 Wabash av.
HENRY S, SION ROE, 53 Wabash
paddock a ide, 4 iw wnb#*h av
KING.SCOTT ft PAYSON. 63T Wabash ay.
w D iMV^ETT^! 1 1 M^O.sVm*
1 DENNING A EASTON.479 WabashaV
TURNER, DRAW LEYA TURNER. Madison A r.n.l
I WILSON, PERRYASTUROES. 479 Wabih at C AL
ANDRE\V J. BROWN. 34 y».. Boom IL
CLARKE, 15 Conereas it. IU
I DANIEL L. SHOREY, 364 Wnbash av.
I U. BIDDLE ROBERT:*, 364 Wabasb-aT., Room 11
.M. A. ROIIKE A SON. 154 South Ilalsted-at
I P. L. MIERM.VN. 475 Wabash av.
JAMES LEDDY. 63Sooth Canal-st
I e.-'a'/StK l J?vsss.?;. l: Ani
I HIBBARD, RICH A NOBLE. 15 East Hnrri.*.
i S?m* oKim'S 3
I TENNEY, SIcGLEL JAN A TENNEY, til Wah,.s
NORMAN C. PERKINS A J A CRANE
FURNESS 4 ABBOTT. pOSomh Clinton it V bMb ar
I x.lquors—Wholesale.
WOLF 4 MICHAEL 11 and 13 West Madison
W. O. SWETT4 CO.. 43 Hubbard coart. 0
P. O'NEIL, ES East Harrison at.
Lime.
CHICAGO AND LYONS LIME CO., 500 State-«t
W. r™»i
--e. j.
Leather and Shoe Fludincs.
P. R. L. HAUDEVDEriGII. «7 West LakoVt
Manufacturers of Pocket Hooka and
Fancy Goods Dealers. Ma
MEEKER BROS 5> isauth CaonLst.
Masonic Goods and Ifiesallaa
H. R. CAREREY. I»South (lalsted su
A. S. WADUAMS A CO.. <£3 W. SliuUson at.
Maps and Charts.
(JAS. TAN VECUTEN, 512 Wabash af
GKO. F. CRAM. 55 West Lake
Mamel and Pier looklnc ni ß
C. SEAL. 1:9 Rtahtoenth St B Classes.
hay"^
D. C. FISK A CO., 47 Welt wShinJtoa St.
JUstches
ELECTRIC MATCH CU. 97 West MadUoa-*t
Merchant Tailoring
.EL V ,^617 Wabash.ar.
mason, ssg Wabaab-sr.
n' PERU! A CO., 636 Wabath-ar
R-J-WALSH B SOI Vabash a”
UOOSpiBAVsfe
if.srt'tuuxeb 1 m'iv“jlS3i! h ci“jt l M ,t

I. W. BAXTKIt
J. BOWAUD^o;T C 1 k r 7f‘' nt
TP.IBUKE. US ™.?SJ•J.?. P r
CniCAQO KEWSPAPEE ONION. 13 North
Jcnereon-Ht.
_ _ Notary Public.
J» LINTON WAT K US, in Eldrldge court.
Oils.
KENLT A JENKINS, 31 North CanaNat.
'AjjfjoiKa PnoiC co.;iSh£Uth Ma B uck-
Oyster* and Fish*
A. BOOTH. 607 Michlaan-ar.
F. J. RUTH. and 37 Sooth Canal.at.
D. D. MALLORY CO., 114 West Randolph-fit.
HENRY M.CURTIS, M EasiTwelfthH. V
A. RYDER. «a Michfean-ar.
Offlec and' School 'Furniture.
Q. M. SHEIiW 00D, 103 to ICO Sooth Canal-tC
A. 11. ANDREWS A CO.. 119 Al3l W. Waahlo*lon-«t
Paper Dealers.
J.W. BUTLER CO.. 20&23 North Desplalnea .t
NORTHWEST PAPER Co.. 87 Weat Lako"!, Bt
BUADNKU. SMITH A CO., 619 8tal»-«t.
McCANN.FITCH A CONVERSE. &3 Watt Lake it.
Paper Box Manufacturers*
RITCHIE A DUCK, 413 W. Van Boren st.
D. P. BARRETT A CO IQS N. Desplalnet it.
Palatln{(g];Q and House.)
BARRY A CUSHING. 663 Stale-lt.
MARTINA LEONARD, 12J West Madlaon^t.
P. R. GROUT, s. e. cor. Clinton and \dania-ita.
B. V. CHASE A HII.D. 105 H. Randolph
Printing Slaterial*-
ROUNDS A KANE. 13 North JeOcnon it,
OFFICE OP R. HOE A CO., of New York, at (Ihlcaeo
Newspaper Union, 13 North Jefferaon-it. W n
KERKHOFF. Aeeat,
Q\UOE JOB. o West Waihfnaton it.
Plumbing and Cos Fitting.
W. 11. PATTERSON, 121 Wot Randolnh-at.
JAMES IRONS. 9 So. Ualsted-at.
JOHN HUGHES ft SON. 245 W. Uadison-at.
tl. M. WILMABTH ft BEO., 222 Michigan ST.
□AIR ft HADFIELD. 7J6 Wabash ar.
Physicians and Surgeons*
Dr. E. L. HOLMES, SIS West Madison at.
JUSTIN HAYES. M. D., IS Calomel ar.
Q. D. HEEDE, 953 Prairie-ar,
A. Q. BEEBE, 64 Park-ar.
W. (i. b UNT. 313 West Madfson-at.
INDIAN DOCTOR. iSSSonth HaUteds t.
Punoi and Organs*
W. W. KI3IBALL, 610 Mfchlcan-ar.
J. BAUER ft CO., 270 Michigan-ar
REED’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC, 81 Blrteenth.iL
ROOT ft CADY,6I2 Mlcbigan.ar.
STORY ft CAMP, 109 West Randolph at.
Picture Frames and Mouldings.
SAMMONS. CL AUK ft CO-. 197 and 199 Cllnton-aL
C. P.COGGKRSIIALL.24 W» t
J. HAMBURGER. 93 J*.a«t Harrison aL
Points, Oils, Glass, Etc.
CHASE, UANIUUD CO., 479 South Canal.r*
Periodicals.
“THE SPECTATOR.” 450 Statist
STANDARD.CHUKC£I ft GOODMAN 13 Harraan *e
GEM OP.TIIE WEST. 3*4 W*bjih.»T
LAKESIDE MONTHLY. >0 West Bandolphat
Publishers*
ADA MS, BLACK 31ER ft LYON 179 W Wuhin****
LAKEsiDE PRINTING 007*13 Harnoncourt?
MOSES H ARKEN. 11l HV.t k.ndolShit.
A. N.KELLOGG, 63and 65 Sonth Canal-st
NATIONAL PDBIdamSGCCL. 131 WUtaUdisoa st
AMERICAN. 1051 Indlana-ar.
LAFLIN ft RAND POWDER CO.. 595 Wabaah a*
THE HAZARD POWDER Jo..l7sza
Pumps.
W. ft B. DOUGLAS, 97 West Madison at.. In slier
Pumps and Sinks.
3. t. BIGNALL A I'D.. 373 To 277 Snath Clinlon
Railway Supplies* h
Heal Eitate and X<oan*
ISAAC R. HITT. 230 West Randolpb-st
S, B. KERFOOT ft CO., 512 Wabwh-kr
blancilird BROs^kiraiatML
SNYDER ft LEE, 9 South ilalated aad corner at
Mourooaml LaSalje-at*., Nixon's Boildinr cor r
BAIRD ft BRADLEY, 63 sWh CansLst
O. S. HUBBA RD. Jr., T0
OGDEN. SHELDON ft SCUDDER 62S> C. ntt
B a ß il.T3lffir“ 4 CO.. So. W.^r?°R*i n Ji„
Klt-SSA S3Sa-«
Sn WaXaah ar
GEO. G. NEWBURY. 537 Wabash ar 6
A. WING ft 0.. 539 Wabash av
ULRICH ft BOND. 511 Wabasha*
KEA ft CATES, 70S Wabash hr.
D. COLE ft SON. ISA West Madison at
D. K. PEARSONS. 193 W« jSSJ,f.t
EDWARD I*. THOMAS. 141
W H. SIMPSON. 313 Wt^flV^hln^toaTa't.
S. DELA.MATKR. 107Twenty.^con^.,?*'
T U nrSif?rU s YT 4 a5b0..,,.
jVn: REES A
RIVEKMDE IMP. CO., S* Wablah.aT
GEORGE ft UI |,L 369 State at. 8
GLO. V» AITE ft CO.. 360 WaKsaH
OI.INGER ft DA LLAiYH 3M WaW,V;
MKA L) ft »K, 79 Wert Madison st.
j HENRY
E. R. IRMVKN ft SON. 15 Centro
Jiiiwrrr vri* V 5>outh c,tn l
JUII.N tl L\ EL. Loom 5. No. 73 South Canal at
BRADLES^MtM 0 0,
m rnuoas 0 Tt* ?r' C
Offices, mo Michigan aT c O.. General
Prsaenger Depot, font i>f
Local t foot ofSouih Water at
Out-1 frightDopot, C. B. ft Q. Depot r
In-Fndcht Depot, f».-t of South wit'.*.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON OmWaii,
Ticket office, corner Canal and MaSu«« A r ’,^P Al>
House). Depot, corner Indiana a» ami ait? (Bi L i b
Out freight depot, corner Canarind sltViL ee I l th
General i tH.-os. iduand ooi
Gene
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND, ft PACIFTP n lit
Passenger Dej*it. corner Po|te,„d I 5i LB OAIIi
Freicht and Ticlc-t Office under
Local Freicht Office, U ou **J
ar.; G-n-ral officei. corn "r Chrk «?d T.JiRt
Haw Furs and BuffiUo tttTh<ie h <U
HENRY A. BROMLEY.S)3 Wnbslh?r
Hftjjs* Paper Stock and Old
W.F.UUA’r.7iai..l*.W. V.n l“r™Vt.
BARRETT. AKnSIS E V
D. C, KIN« CO., 51 Soutta Greeo Monroe-sl.
D. O. YOUNG. 51 Ur.™ st. Bt
Surveying.
GEO. U. FROST. 500 \N nK.sti «v.
Safes*
DIEBOLD A EIHSZLES, 44Q state.**
HEITkINO a CO., corner of
MAOSKAL CUBANS. H s5? SSiJifS? Ind **M-*T.
A3IKUICA2I CnU-.t.
PKXKLR LYON. 73 south llefuM].?
HOME SHUTTLE, HI MndUon
WHKKLEU wfLSON.2M W«tM^h^^
WEED. 19fi West Madison st. JI JlaoQ,t
FLLKENCE. J. \V. sharp >t Co 15
BLRKrV'J. 11. LEUOW ILO ujTt
MANHATTAN S. M. Co.. 335 W.J.,h Tweln
IIOWE-SEWINR MArIUKBCO afi n
C ffi. J L AS!E8 S E-»" W.IAA.
Saddlery Hardware
BRIGHAM A JONES, H h f
HAYDEN A KA Y. 47 Uo„, JtaifolSn Jit** 1,
Stared Coutnauiei.
TUB OSWEGO, y; w. Ma.iiseo!*"
Scales. Trucks. Ai>
FAIRBANKS. OREENLEApACO 11 a n.-
J. F. FORSYTH CO., ia SonThn B f n#I at
CHICAGO SCALE Colal and M W wfeP 1 *I®®”*- 1
HOWE'S, 57 North J«fl£Son-Jr ".WuHagton-tt,
Salt
HASKIN. MARTIN WHEELER, maq n
A. J. LATHAM Cam!.*
FD.TGAN, 261 E. l“ ntol?h*““ d S o<Jc
j6uS«fuiLTON!«U^i7;i* 0 t
School Roolci
CO.. WMI
GEO. A C. W.
jVpl^VTlTlWNE'^c'^.^and^^p-.h'Vs,
TILLOFSOS RUOd., Miclo*
K.W. t SPAD LD IN a A a nd BSotaou
GlLrlkt’! I°H Ru; D k t ri
PUKINCJTON A S<.*UA*;f(Vv w «oJl« Market»L
Soldier** Cl*/.,u lnd PeA°..«« nth w «*r.
COLO.NEH J.F.^
A. E. LEAVEA f
AMERICAS SnELvfso ,r. A JacAm*.
DANA. HYDE A CO.. IN. C. Draper a*tna 1 ,v. _
TATLOB A WItIIJHT. 475
GREAT WESTEIS r s?'”Afc?i?*?SUt.
m ley hr* -t
HASKELL A imiITHEK. 475 Wab««h .y effer n,lt
fBiSSf.WaS““
BARSCM
Dr. E. nAEL,^?^?^'"-*.
ECGESE
NATIOSA^^^jI.^^^AUH;/^^,,.
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F. E. !£l* IIY, "5* "■‘ndowShid.,.
OFFICE?” ?ZT’l^ii‘lT:t UOa
IFA_rERI.no TE AST H.VS& n
EPPCATIOVa r.
Bryant Chase’s
CHICAGO
BUSINESS COLLEGE
ti™.V.,n"; Tlk”;l“^; M^e; l ■f' 11 1,
W i l T"iSnV^!^ I ,7grt''S Cl.lcap. haTc d. r .t/* s*** 5
A^ted^»ss^.Bttr
a„alv LUASE coru<>r TvrcmWcondiSd S
WIU.OW WAKE.
746 West Lake-st.
WILLIAM POTTLE,
Manufacturer ofWillow Ware, Truck and
Hoisting’ Baskets.
Wra. Pottle Is now located at the above stanil omi
wmutoclnrin* hi* evtebraud Truck an.! Stow «SkPW
ami every description of first-class Willow w?i£s?
former price*. Hull be pleased to see my former m
trims ami as many new one* os passible. IKI
BOOTS AND SHOES.
T. 81. WEBES CO.
BOOTS AND .°I£OES
At wholesale.
to onr am! the trade IV«m*ii«wi
i a ,oro rasutMt^fexiSSSs
st.K’kof trootbof tlie rerv bkwp «tr«i£« IK
tT lsnnfaclure. We are prepare? to .in n2? a^^*!, i MI
from stock at our usual low prices: choT^^f 0,1 a l f
also. J- &S bei:
S». 571 Stalest.. fOAUCrI/i-o'kS