the revolutionist. Programme of n Kunian Nihilist. I‘cecnt meeting of the international Committee of Tweutv-six was lam aware, really held in Loudon, but the documents which have recently been ih*I ÜB ni to ‘V^ 11 iu Russia in the course of wbnJ a buunst tho Nihilists, of leading spirit. 5J® developing tho hunt ex i.rnT? the revolutionary idea contained. t.r/1.- 0 l» n »wiples of Nihilism and of the 7 l S mtu) r al Xt 18 not likely that many niumbens of the International could be found wuo are prepared us yet to push their views 19 /ho extreme point indicated bv M. -Xelscuaicw in his ideas of what a revolution siunild be, but it is certain that if revolution is to succeed in the sense the Socialist re formers of the most advanced school desire, they will find it necessary iu the long run to adopt his programme, of which the following is a textual translation SITUATION OF X REVOLUTIONIST TOWARD HIM 1. The revolutionist is a man condemned. He can nave no interest*, nor business, nor feelings, nor attachments, nor property, or even a mime. Everything iu him is absorbed in one sole and ex clusive interest, in one single idea, iu one solitary passion—the revolution. ‘i. In his own mind lie has broken, not oulv in words but In fact, every bond with civil order and v\ ith the whole civilized world, with all laws all customs, and conventions, and all tho mom! rules of the world. He Is toward that world a pitiless enemy, and if he continues to live in it it U only that he may tho more certainly destroy it a. The revolutionist despises all doctrines, ami has renounced all science of this world, which i„. leaves to future generations. He knows but one science, that of destruction. For that and SS“, 8, 5, MU.IU'S nucli.i..lL>, phvsks, chemistry. and even medirme For that he studies day and night the living fealtm-s of meu.tdebai-aeters. jKvsiii.ius.and all tbeeon dltlons of existing society in all m»ssible sphere.-. Ills sole object is the most speedy detraction «>t tins infamous state of soeietv. 4. He despises public nphiioii. He despises ami detests the existing public moral law with all iis incitements and manifestations. That which is moral m his eyes Is anything that will e.mduee m the triumph of the revolution. Tim! which is im moral and criminal to him-is anything which daces an obstacle to the attainment of that ob ect. Tim rovolutiouiet 15 a vondnum d m;m.d< ▼old of pity toward the titjite ami the enlightetir chuai'S of M»dfty. m-itluT do.\s he e>uect an merry fn*m it. Bet wren them and him-aU lJu-t la waged a death struggle. oi*en or «oneeahKl. l>i coatimmun and implacable. He must lemu 1 hunur UnTureH. B<*vore toward liiiiiK-lf. he nm.st hr severe to ward others. All lender and efieiuinate feeling of family, friendship love, gratitude, and even 0 honor. mm.t often Ih* stilled iu hishread.hr tin out. cold I'iu-slou of revolution. Forhinuhere ii but ouo repose, but one consolation/ but bu rocomiH*nse, but one s:itisfatlon-tlje success tho revolution. By day and bv night h« musi liavo but one thought, but one single «>bi.>et—d»- Mruotiou without mercy. Proceeding. clldiv am iudefatigably toward his object, he must be ptv tukrtnl hlms4'lf to die, and to cause to .He bv hb hands all who interfere with the attainment 01 Unit object. 7. The nature of the true revolutionist rejH-l: all rouianiieism, all scuMbillty. eutht slasm, o; Impulse. It excludes even i*crsoual emuitv an* tho sentiment of revenge. The rrvidutfonnn passhm absorbing his whole life must always b‘, «eeoiniuuied bj- a cohl and cakulatlng judginent Lverywimieam! uhvavs the n-volulienist mu l*e. not such as hi« i*ei.-«mal feelings would lea> lum to be. but what the general interest of tin revoluiinu require him to he. RELATIONS OK THE REVOLUTION!-T TO HIS CU3I J-.VNTONS IN REVOLUTION. s. The revolutionist can have no friend, and cannot regard any but men who lime applied themselves to the revolutmnarv work like him self. The degree id frien lihlp. of devotion, and of other obligations toward a like companion is determined solely by the degree of usefulness for ihs.werk of practical revolution, destructive of everything. 9. It is useless to speak of the solidarile 1 of revo tlomstg. In Itself is all the strength of the revo lution. Revolutionary comrades who possess iu tho same degree intelligence and passion for the revolution should, as much as possible, discuss together all important affairs, and d. tide upon thwu unanimously. For the execution of a plan thus arranged each must as much as pi ssiblo relv only upon himself. In the execution of a scries of acts of destruction each should act f *r himself and only ei*ekthc assistance of his comrades when It Is absolutely indispensable for success. 10. Each companion should have at bit- disposal a number of revolutionism of the second or third class—that is to say, not completely initiated. He must look upon tbt-m as part of the 1 evolution ary capital placed at his disposal, lie should economize the portion of capital intrusted to him by always endeavoring to make the bc-t use of it. Jie regards himself as a si*ecies of capital con demn© Ito be expended for the triuu ph of the revolutionary cause, but the capital 01 which he cannot dispose of by himself, or without the eon sent of the whole broulherhood of fully initiated revolutionism. 11. When a companion falls into misfortune and it becomes a question whether or n >t he shal be saved, tho roTolmionist mtmt consult not hi personal feelings, but only the interest of tin revolutionary cause. Ho must, therefore, bal ancetlia amount of usefulness repnsented In such companion against the loss of the revolutiot;. ary force necessary to save him. and should de cide according to weight and value. TWO DEATHS IN FRAHCE. The Lnit of >l»«* Lc»nrquc»-?loilirr ,7lnr< cbal. Paris Convqwm-lence of Un* X<*w York Timtf, But a few days ago passed away tin* last remaining child of tin* unfortunate Lcsur ques, who was executed /or robbery. ami proveu innocent but a short time after his death. Lrsunjucs was a young man of for tune, who came to Paris with his wife and children to make his way in the world, and was of a gay hut most exemplars character. Havingsoumstock transaction with a man he had accidentally mct.Leaurques went into the country with him, returning the nest day. Ihe same night the post to Lyons was robbed, and the postillions ami a passenger murdered. The men who commit ted the murder entered an inn. and were re marked by the people, one being Hand. the other hnm. Ihe police soon got upon the trail, and it was found that the casual ac (nniiutauce of Lesurqm* was a friend of one of the men who committed the deed, and the youiij; man was also taken into custody. Before the court. Lesnrnnes fell a victim io tiie common French habit of being -so cock sure of everything.” lie was /-/.0r./, ami the people of the inn swore that he was the man Notwithstanding a very clear alih!, he was condemned, executed. and afterward proven innocent. Prom that time out his a V .‘,v pewr ceased to demand Ids re habilitation and the restitution of hi* property confiscated by tin* Slate. His poor wife died in poverty, supplicating to the last for a judi end n*cogmtion of her husband** innocence. Ihe children continued the appeal. Allot their earnings were expended in jH-lition*. 1 heyotlyred to give up the property if the legal stigma could lie removed from their Philippe, theKepuldic of *4S and of V»l the reign oi Napoleon HJ.. ami even to the last Government of France, these unavailing ap tn-als were made. The innocence was dear.: but it could not be legally recognized. One! after another the children died, and then' remained but one old, unmarried woman to I plead for her legally murdered father; and “as hdlowed him to the grave, i-licro is no ono left to plead for the name of the unfortunate Lusuroues, Why justice has been so obstinate in refusing to recognize its error. I cannot pay. but it seems that there is b-mie legal diflicully so great that successive governments, for three-fourths of a century, have preferred to continue an injustice and*a wrong rather than confess that justice could bo deceived. The other death is of a noted woman of Paris. On Sunday last, a funeral train of the lowest class passed slowly along thwAvemu l de CTichy, followed by three or lour hundred people of a singular description. All of tlie-cake-sellers ou the .streets, kuowu as vtat'chaud* de p/m'Wrp, be cause their box has a sort of roulette ar rangement. by which the purchaser can play at hazard for a double quantity ami lose his P“tmy. ami also all of this class from the en virons followed the remains of Mother Mnr chal to the grave. This notable personage was aro.ifni.Vjvof the First Fmpite, and was wounded ouco at the Isle of Lobau and twice at Moscow. Ou the separation of the Grand Army, after the fall of NajKdeon, Mother Marehai took to selling cakes. She was the inventor of the tin-box with the turn about arrangement on the top an invention designed in ISX). to amuse the Swis* troops, who. having received a strict order against gambling, took to this method of losing their money, it is needless to sav thal the chances are verv much against the person playing, yet one sees these merchants in every quarter of the city, ami nearly always surrounded by gamin*, who are eveV wady to stake a sou against a crumpet. Tho dwellers in the Quartier Latin, auv time i during these past twetityyears, will remem ber the immense woman, called Mme. Guizot from a juvenile connection, ages ago with' the distinguished statesman, ami whose sonorous cry. on still summer even ings. made the whole quarter rill*- 110 re was music iu it, as iu mauv of these stre. t ones. That prolonged Lon soir. Jltwatr* d MtMumcA—rth twysnuHcot the I countty. and she never fails to do a goes! day's work. All tho maskers stops toch itvl her ami buy her cakes; and she isuswitiv' as she is said to be rich. As for Mine. Mar- 1 rhal, or t’araliosse." as she was called the i queen of this singular set. a L'lvat deal more might bo said. For how many years, ami through what changes she has‘cried her 'jfluutr* Tho ]*oor woman, win* lacked but a few weeks of I*o years, will be greatly regretted by the children of tile Tnilerics gardens, with whom she was always a gloat favorite. The Clerical IVifMlardrr. Tho lh*v. John Belby Wat son, of Stock will. England. was on the 12th placed in the dc»ck for the intinler of his wife, ami several witm-sM-K were examined. The family phy sician introduced the following letter, ad dressed to him in the handwriting of the accused, who it will be remembered had taken poiaou: To the Surgeon 1 have killed mv wife in a tit of rage. Often and often she'has pro voked me. and I have endeavored to resist myself, but rage overcame mo and I struck her. Her body will be found in tho little room oil the library; the key is in a letter on the table. I hope fiho will be buried as becomes a lady of birth and position. She is 5,, rn» 1 !U^V all d her name is Anne.*' The following letter was also found by tho servant, and handed to Dr. Kugg, who gave it to the police: “I don't know whose business it will be to look to property left, as my little possession will be my books and furniture. My only brother was living when I heard of him live or sis years ago in America, at 82 Grand street, \Villiamsbnrgh, and a nieco with him. Hois my heir, if still alive. 1 know not if 1 have any other surviving relatives. One quarter’s wages will soon bo duo to my ser vant. and I should wish the sum to bo more than doubled for her on account of tho trouble which she will have at the pres out time,*ami the patience with which she has borne other troubles. In mv purse will be found £T» 10s. 1 Wave a number of leltere, many of them very old. with which I hope those who handle them will deal ten derly. The books are a very useful collec tion for a literary man. The two thick quar to MS. books, marked P and Q. might be sent to the British Museum, ormigut possibly find some purchaser amoug literary men, for they contain many valuable notes and hints. Among the other manuscripts is a com plete translation of Valerius Flaceus’ in verse, which I think deserves to bo publish ed. Messrs. Longman Co.also have in their hands for inspection four volumes of manu script, containing a complete history of the Popes from the foundation of the Papal power to the Kefonnathm. There is also ready for the press a tale entitled Hercules.’ I have too, in the bookcase, several books of extracts ami observations marked with the letters of the alphabet, the oldest being that 1 believe marked M. and the most recent, that marked p. There is an annotated copy of I lie‘Life of Porson.’ with a book of addenda and a copy of the Life of Warburton,’ with a few annotations and a book of addenda. There will be found in loose sheets in the press at the side of the lireptaee in the library a complete translation of lleranger's songs, with the exception of ‘Mes Derniers Chan sons,' iconic of these have been printed. The house is to be vacated at the half-quar ter. For the rent to Michaelmas I have sent a check to-day. There will be some email bills, but when nil claims are satisfied then* will be a considerable sum left, beside what will arise from the sale of books and furniture. I have made my way in tin* world, so far as it has been made, bv mv own eiVorts. My great fault has been too much self-dependence, and 100 little regard for others. Whatever I have done, I have endeavored to do to the best of my ability, and have been fortunate, 1 may say, gener ally, but with one great exception. Iu the paiKjr-cases lying about, and tdsowhere, will In? found some MSS. which have been used, and others intended for literary purposes.” This witness testified: 1 found a key in the letter, ami opened the library door, i found the deceased huddled in a comer, with a blanket over her. Her clothes wore satura ted with blood, and there was blood on the door. On. examining her 1 discovered six wounds on the scalp, one of winch had frac tured tho skull. X think there were other fractures. The outer table of the skull is completely crushed. 1 have not made a jmm/- «ior/c;n examination yvt. The wounds are all contused lacerated ones, and have evidently been caused by some hard, blunt instrument. The butt of tho pistol produced would be such an instrument as would produce such injuries. This had been shown to me this morning for the lirst time. On my return to Mr. Watson I found him becoming conscious, and he said he had been taking medicine, and then he had not. He was evidently suf fering from poison. When lie became con scious. the prisoner told me he had taken prussic a(%l. He said hehad.taken some the previous evening, but not enough. 1 asked him if he would liko to see a solicitor, and lirst of all he said. “No. I do not wish to sec any one; the deed is done, and it Uno use.” After he was taken to the station. I again asked him about a solicitor, and advised him. He said then his mother was quite sane, but he would not say much about liia father. Previous to leaving the house to go to the station I may mention a circumstance. The prisoner called mv at tention to an oyster shell as a curiosity. 1 asked him if ho had nnvthingon his mind, or if Ids means were bad. He said. “I have sufficient; bnt my means arc getting ex hausted, and of course. losing the Grammar School has affected me. and 1 have lost an other appointment which 1 had been prom ised.” INSURANCE. Solid Fire Insurance. ffIPEKIAI Fire Insurance Co., OF LONDON. 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HIGHLY 11BRT1T! »tt a of /hr creditor* of the •••yjSII I •f.Tf.S'I’JBRBtLT/’' htMtiraitceCo., of .Vcir \‘ork, held i» Chicago ,Vor, S/*. a report teat made by the Committee appointed to iuretiigafe the affairs of the Company, rrr&MttMrM(//*f term* of settle meat, sebieh seere agreed to on the part of the Company ferittm agreement is store ready at the office of 'IIICCKn A' DISK ll*. 4J2 |p a ba»h~ar., schere ail haring claims against the Company are requested to rail at otter nud signify their acceptance or rejection of the same, as the matter must be determined by the 10 tb inst MISCELLAKEONS, BURKITT SUTTON Have just received a fine assortment of STAMPIN' G PATTERNS, FOR BRAIDING AND ESIBBOIDEhY. gq3 WEST 3IAP»SO\-ST. NOTICE TO BUILDERS! The Mechanics' and Manufac turers' Exchange. Partu-e wanting tn emi-lnr bnlldors. coctractora car penters. mason*, painters. Ac., should call at the Kx vhango. stntc-st. The Mochanlo* and Matmlac turor>* Eichatipc L- a bureau forrmrlinmoiit. Wantnl at the prvHent Uuip. 50 masons nnd bricklavtra also. u*> laborers wanted. TJIADDKUS ROBERTS. .Stvrctaty. CORNS. DR. KENISON, pnVWS CHIROPODIST. O. BS3 Wabash-av., Omrulloi-ev; rt. nv T San Francisco Insurance. ~**‘o 1 fs-ltlo your claim-* n-mii-t s.m Fnuici>co In -uraace Companies without wtinp Hit* unilcrsignwL is ne lias facts that nay be of luterrM to you. J. c. kob'inson*. 316 Twenty M'Couit sL CORNS. Ur. STEPHENS, 121 weal Washlngton-et. Bto 4 624 Wft>l LakOßt. Sfto.9. SaUmlara 5 106;5\ All Right salve tor corns .DruggUU bare it BUSINESS DIP.ECTORY. Tfo JoUovlr.g are Vie names *f some of the lead ing houses in the city Advertising Agency, oBASUUSUj AutliorUcd Advcrlliln? Agent 1 r r,TS in tbo united tiutea, isi VTW*Tv^i' u l lu 1 Implements. ATW ATkU i CO.. 41 a N..nh Jottereou.il. I- oniiii Viri N i ct,r MVJ‘W «nd LaSalle «U. and La ne JOHN U. ROBERTS. sr.t Waluah *t Wm. THOMAS, 7i. W,LaC'-Vl J N O* i'\v V o S rlieMfc-vIDwb. 1 Dwb. and State. J. u.x M.O. coKLUs. idi A.liinstjß it..nr.Clark. SnOKTALLA^^^r.V W.A.BlTT^A^.r^Mpd.,. 11.11™.?' HnM.tr Uooda. “SSla*;? I;U,TmsO w j'lclilma ar. and Ear- Mtivcnv Belting Manufacturers. MUNbON CO., ft and 16 W. Kundolph-st. Booksellers. X^^.i»M T HAWAY. 58 Booth Canal. i V o G J HOLMES, 194 West Wadison-flt. Ail. S, 6. UNION. 220 W. ilsdi.on „t. Boots and Shoes, f AKMM. KLAUU A CO.. 2« «'Mt it sdlaoc-it. DOGGCTT, BASSETT BILLS, 522 Wabifh-fiV. It. l AIICO A CM,, 613 Wabidiav. v tf* MHiJH* 1 5505 <:o Mich. sr. sad Congress «l. J.II. LA 31 KIN. unVfii iladinoo .1. M. D. WKM.< A CO.. SIS Wnbsah ar. i McAULLV. Yi)K .6 CO.. 2tK) Midi. av. GUtKNtFHLDKU, JiU.-KXTIIAL A CO., cot Concrea sa«! Mictdcau.av, eppi-nitp .Michteso Areuoe Hold. WlaU ALL, NA7.au A THOiIPaUN. 231 Hicliisan ar. Baking Powder. DK. PRICES. Cream. 47 and 4'J Wcet Laku st. Boilers. C. SI A-ON A CO., cor. Cilntun and Csrroll-SU. Bag Manufacturer. HAIIT. A »'O., 5 and 7 W. Slndtson at. J. A U. CHAI’iIAN, foot Washiogtoo it. Bedi.ing. S. KSMAT A CO.. IX% W< -1!i J^lTeraoD-st. Booksellers and Stationers. COBB, 11,, ti>) Waiia.h-aT. lUi>LKY BROS..:s3Staf at. KEEN A CuOKE cor. Dearborn Park and v\A-hinKt<., 2n-i W. Sl;idi*.on'*t Bridges, Koofs, and Turntables. THE A3II.KM AN BItIPGE CO., 651 Wab*»h at works corner Kc.hi and Stew .rt an. Bookbinders. JNO. R. BABRFTr .v Cn WJ West Lake at. Bridge and far Builders. WELLS, FRENl'tl .t <*,.529 Wabasti«ar. Kulldlnz lell. BARRETT, ARNOLD X KIMBALL. 230 E. Monroe-at. Carriages. GOAN A TEN BROEKK r.. r Ann end W Randolph. Cnrrlnge and Wagon Sign Palndtur. E, NIKNECKtR, lev West Harmon at. Carpets. E. P. HOLLISTER CO.. 10 and 19 North Canal-rt. ALLEN i MACKEY. T4I StstcH. 1 Clottilng. HENRY W. KINO CO., 34 36 South Canal-sL LEOPOLD KUHN* CO..S7S Wabafh-ar. n’TTLE.TJIUM l*X*s KTMOKG.t»»\VaI ash- at CM A'*. I’. K ELLOGO Jt CO., Mri Michigan at. OOSTUN SQUARE DEALtXG, Ma.liUD.cor. Peoria. nOSTUX SQUARE DEALING, rd-st.. near slate MAIILKYAOO.. MaJincaat. EDWARDS. HLUKTT.t Co., UaiitUTW. Madiion. EDWARDS, BLUETT A (XL. 376 State.su FRENCH A CO., I9J Writ Mndi*.n at. PUTNAM ONK PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE (E. D Terr* t. 2!T U Muloon. »nd 3'id ami 370 State. J. 21. HARVEY, 3<* WaLv.li at. Clotlilntt (Boys) C. C. COLLINS, 79.’ WataVliav Civil Cnglncrr and Contractor. G. C. iIt'BGAN, Iss \V. Madlaoii. Commercial Agency. TAPI’AN, MrKILLOI’ A I'O.. 3j and 37 S. CanaLat- Branch owe*. is K-**t IMrn*on*«t. J. M. BUADSTUEET SON. 3(1 Canal-st. Corn SUcllera, .% BV,t U ir..!..lph-«. Chicago I*avlug ConmnuT. JOUN McCAFFKUET.Ihea.,I3’ W.-at «aabiQ(rto&*at HASKIN. MARTIN A WHEELER, lf-a Ksat Monroo at. UNION AKRON. 72 Markvt-st. Chemical IVorlMt GILLET. McCn.Lnrn A <*o.. 51 WcitLekost. Cigars and Tobacco. JOHN p.\ rtTUiDiiR A Co.. Mich. av. near Jackson. GEO. FOY A CO., opposite 2« Mich. -,v. ConUire and Twines. GILBERT. iIUUUAUD A ro„ 14 nud ISMarkeGil, Crockery. 11. P. M KRIIILL A U., 4n7 Wo«t Madbon.st, t?. B. PAKKIitKSr, cor Monroe st. and Michigan »T. Crackers. C. L. WOODMAN A CO.. 61 S«. CUnton-st Commission Merchants. *PRUANCE, PRESTON A CO..fi3fumh Puna! it. RUMSEY BRO. «k CO.. 43 West nelungton-et* MCN N, NORTON A SCi>TT. I<2 W. Wm.hlDSton-at. WALI.'.CKA IIENDEUSnN.37 \V, Wnshingum-at. Z. M. HALL. 25H ami 201 E. Randolphs. HENSLEYS .t WAGNER. 77 W. Madifon 8U CULVER A: CO.. 30 S. Canal-et. A. M. WRIGHT* CO.. S. W. cor. Canal and Lakc-eti PLATT THORN MAYNARD, 0 and 11 N. Canal-au P. B. WEARS CO., 25 and 37 N. Cllnton-st, McWilliams co. ss w. Handoiph-st. CYRUS ROWERS WILLI AMS. S8 W. Handolph-st H. M. FORD CO., (hinhwines) 35 S. Canal-et. P. M. CLEMENTS CO., (lumber) 30 N. Canal-et. CURTIS CARTER, (dried fruit) SO and S2 West Randolph-ft. FRaN''l>A WEBBER,-V sod MWVrt M»dleon-it. O. W. BUTTS A BROS., ITS West Randoipli-at. C. BUTTS A CD., l?i Wen Luke-st. fi SKCKKI. A CO., l.V* West Rundolph-it. niKO. U. WELL?* A CO Weft Laks.it. EARLE. CAMPIIKLL A PKMH. Lak—lt LINN. KIRK A EVANS, te W Mt Lake-at. A. F. DICKI NSON, M We*t LakcM. MOUSE, WARD A CO.. PJ.ISo. 6 West Randolph at- U.,WEAVER. 22: W,,t Lake ft. JEO. r. mtAUN. M \v*>t Mad Don-nt, GILBERT A RU» HA, 43 south Canal. J "lbfvLE^No 1 Virk'lx' 3 Mt -’iBLLV A iuto’.'-j n“ t,k a a *l»t. -Mini A DEXTER. 2*. We>: Lake at RUSH, HILL A JOHNSTON. 2?6*tid:SsS. Water st GEo. JkcKINNEY A Co„ (cr\i:.) Kin idebJll J. C. BKM-HWa LD. J4S West Lake «t. Jl. W lIAKI.K A•O. Kloiiri.69 a».d 71 N. Jeffuraon LOW Ifc-Rtf. A CO.. 37 Ww» Wa.Mngioo al W. L.TIYA CO.. 47 S-nth Jeffers,.s »t. I*. AJ. SMI HI. 145 North De.fUines er. "'“bVnKisv.'N.w^™;;;? BumosiiiiUj,..,..!. aichij.n u,:. Con grc*s and Burca stf. F. NICKERSON A SON. 244 Mich. at. RAC' -N A C"., .-st Wasbingtoa it. UIHHI.L A Co 4* \V.*it Washington at COM'TOOK, PICKERING A CO., 41 South Contl-st., D \V\ 1 i;WIN A CO., 36 South Canal, cor Wsahinetan WALK Wt A H «LL. e**t rid Lake si. Brld~e UNDEUWooßaOi.,73,Market *t. Cooperace and Coopers' Stock W. T. BALL. v 7 s. I>epUiu.—i. Coal Dealers. »V ALPRON. NIIILtH K A Co., foot of Kincabnrrat CHICAGO A \ULsliMsroN' COAL CO.. J West Van fiareu it.. A. L. sweet. Supt. Crockery, 4;iaes\rare, &c. U. A E. JAl.taKlt, 41 Wrat Lake it, and corner Canal and Tavlor—t*. Cloaks and Ladles* Furntshlne Goods. UOrcaKLN. PALMER A CO., t7l Iwcatj*»ecoßd It, Clocks. \MEKICAN CLOCK CO .V 7 Wab.fh ar. Col Tee and Spice Mills. UNION COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS. 72? Stats tE Chromos, Engravlugi, Frames. *.cT D. OKVIa A CO, ssl WisLash aT. CUerse. DAVIS BROS.. Mich. at. ne.«r Eldri fjre court Detective 4b I’reventive Ajreacr. PINKERToN'S, 55 W. Wa.-hin^ton-st. DUtlllcra nud Wliolcanlc LlquorDenleM. Mkl.KsA C 0..524 Beat Waahingt'.-st, DICKINSON. LEACH CO.. 25 South Canal-st l>3lA Y, SIMMoS> A CO., r.south Canal at. WM. U. aCnmrFEUMAN.Saud 7 W. Madison «E xrrastfttsis. THOMAS WHITFIELD. s*3 nunc »V UAYN ER, BU> St ae. cor. Sixleenth-sL itl.lss A SHARP, cor. 22 1 «t. and Wabash ar. ■JAI.E.t P.LOt'K!,A7 Wear Randolph sr, VAN SCHAACK. SIEVENSUN A REED. $47. 649 sod ,'.M \V nbasli aT. K, BURNHAM A SON. 2155. Sangamon at. LORD. SMITH A CO., Wash, s?,, cor. Mich. »T, Jobbing Dmgglita. lIUKLBUr AEDiALL. N.> 612Mato at Dry Goods. I. D. SHAY. 943 and 2*5 West aiadiaoa at. JAM LIN. HALE A co.. omce 29.31« S3 S.Canal-aL \V. A E. PAUDRIDOE.SCStotC7Sfate.ft; BOWEN HUNT A WINsLuW !24 Michigan *t Deutlst. EDMUND NOTES. N. W. c<'r. W. Lake and Paulina •U. B. 51. BAKER. 33 b. Wiuhingtoßsu 1. J. BUOi’iiY, West Mudisou-aL. Dyers. •OOK A McLAIN. 763 Stale ft. Duryea'e Starch* lESKY C. SHliil. ARi nt.'.Hi M»io »t. Dried Fruits. .'[ArRAN, AAlilGlir CO., opN .UtKUAX. HALL A COtlK, op. a< MlcUm Ktisrarrn and Ule Maker*. V. J. SIAKK-. 7r7 I*. CHILLS. Jl». 4- 2> Last Kicriel*- JOHN C. IIILTON.MUm Ukc. 11. II ANSoN. W Wf«i MaJ.^a-tt. BOND A CIIANDLKI!, 11* Hr«t Wnhi&ftoa W~t Ma.lNnn «t. Wh Mrvct. Expromei. >AKDES CITY, IC2 W.gi Lake--*:.aad 190 2id-*L RIUN K S CITY LXPKES; CO.. 37 Randolph«. XDA.MS i:MT.r\' cm.,.*a r ,t. JXITED STATES EXPRESS, 59 and 61 West Waai instoa-tl. Elevators. •tUNN A STOTT. IS2 Wat WasblßfftOß it. XBiIOUB, DOLL ACO Li,,U> 81-ck. Flour (Wholesale). dUIXN. SWIFT 4 CU. Sih’onb Caaal-«t. THE CHICAGO TIiTBOTE, NOVEMBER 10, 1871.' M t uiiEQoiifirßM 35r<^s«T o, lOJ-l'l! CO., 10 and 1J WEandolnlut. u L- cu ua P L I r jrs,L l i-“ Mr- lUiid..:,b* Ualatad u nti. *rolU and Fancy Grocppf” “’iPSci f AHP-i Sla'lKoO^r. 7.* U- *-0., 10 South CUoton at. R ISvi 207 »w WuM wn-nl 1 a. Ll.Nu a cu., u w~i u.di,;; a t tj r r. Furniture. v^S'wsffss. FUh Dealer*. nnßsox soy. eo c*oai at. 3l So. Jcfferson-st, Farm Wagnnt, PE7«B Fjncy r.KU, Wwn Ss}lootb ojjgt Genu* Furulihing Goods. hfitt.^A s s. i r O Jii l ,’st‘ w^niu^ou^t JOHN U. G'BRIBN. 692 Wabwh-sT. Gold Demand wTI^I^TuLTEA^EsI si2LiJk3atr“ Wn toa ,t Grocer*. i HEADWAY JI£W£LL. 4 South Can*l*ft. “k rt. DARUETY A C<«393 Wabash.aT. MODEN.MIKLDON A SOUODEK.U South Canal-st. L. Ka AN A l.O„ 45and 47.*omh Canal-st. Eo. i?. OLAKKE A CO., to Eidridgs court. AMERICAN, 487 West Madison s" A. O. DUCAT. 30 aud 32 soutb Canal it. s i*. ,V. o *A.A b uster*, M South Canal *1 AN INW AGES, 93 \Vrat Madlson«st. 'it'ODMAS S AGKNCV, 165 West Washingtoa-it. KMfKKKBOCKEU, 136 Wabash-ar. £TNA (Goodwin A Pasco. Agents), 43 South Csnal »t., and 585 Waha«h ar. niKNIX (IK BIBHIKLYN.30 West Madison at. JOHN CUL\ r.R. Kiu.m 5, No. 75 .Sooth Canal at. Insurance (Life). SFCritITV LIFE. 756 Wat,« 6 h*T. CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE, 879 Wsbesh-if nKKKSiIIUK, 7i> South Caoal-at. cor H«ndolph*nd Balstod hLLrXTIC, 4.9 aba«h rt. 'il’TU.B L, OF NEW YORK, 183 W. Washlnctoo^t. I KOTKC.TION, OF CHICAGO. VOO West Madison at. NORTH A MEIJD-a, of New York,sll Wabsah aV. KQUITABLK LIFE. AB3 Wabash rt. MASS XCHUSKTTB MUTUAL, 68.5 Wabaih ar. MUTUAL,of Chicago. 231 West Madison at. i'iIKNTX MUTUAL, HENUY H, ROOK, H6I West rt a.lnnctou st. UNITED STATES.96 West Wasbingtoa-flt. •.VASIIISGTOX UtE.6B6 W.b.°h-S-° ATLANTIC MWTUAL LIKE INS. CO.. 107 22d at. «'H 8 KTEK OA K, 4fi2 rt e»t Washington st. ASUIU Il\ LIFKINS CO. 191 West Madison st. AXClfliß LIFE CO., 356 Wabash ar. Boom 6. UNIVERSAL L1FE,503 Wabash ar. ‘.OR. WEST. MUT. LIFB SHANDBEW DEAN acts, '9>outhGr»en MUT. .'ENFIT OF N. J., 62?. Canal it. NEW YORK LIFE. O. 1*J Curran. 50 W. Madlaoo. insurance! (Life and Accident.) TRAVELLERS’, of Hartford, Julius Whit* and J 11. Nolan. Agents. 66 South CanaLat, Iron, Steel*. IVails, dke. HALE, AYRR.t CO., cor. Randolph and Michigan *v KIRK, COLEMAN CO., 61 South Canal HALL, KIMBxUKA CO.. 436 rt*abash>aT JONES A LAUGHLIN. ISO to IS6 So. Canal-st f’AKKHnJtST A WILKINSON. 70 South Canal it. M. GREEN EDA DM A CO.. 161 W, Eaudoloh-.U Iron Manufacturer*) THE DAVID M. FOKD, 60 to 61 West Wishing ton-st ,and47tossSoath Cllntoa^t. CHICAGO IM.ATB.tBAU MILL CO.. 752 Wabaah Iron Pipe Mauufactnrcra. NORTH WEXTERN SIKG. Co., ION. Jofferaon ft. Jewellers. •'OOGSWELL A CO., 3t3 M'eat Madiaoo it. STARK ALLEN, 363 Woba?h*aT. J. G. ASIiIiEMAN. WatiMti ay. A. U. MILLER, 47U Wabash-ay. Git. Er- BROS., 354 Wabash at. N. MAiSOX A CO., 481 Wabash-ar. A. B. VAN COTT A 10., 461 Uabaah-aT. M. KRONREUO. Wabash ar. RODDIN A HAMILTON, cor. State and Twentieth it*, Law Book*. OALLAGIIAN A COCKCROFT,!!! W.Bandolph-11. E. D. MYERS. Ifri! Wabash-ar. R P Livery- Stables. HAAS POWELL, as to 31 West Madlson-rt. M RIGHT DUO-'.. Wnahinstna at. Leather Plndinfft, PAGE HBO. CO., 35 and 37 Canal-st. HLACKBUUN CKO.. 87 South Canal-f| C. U. WALLIN A SUN, 53 So. Canal-it. WOLFENsTETTER A TALBOT. 310 W.Sandolph It. Lnmber and Shinstcs. W.B. PRETIYMaK. 6 W. Lake-at. BLANCHARD. BORLAND A CO., K. end Lake it, brills,’. Liquid SlatliiK Paper and Black Boards, J. DAVIS WILDER, 273 W<*«t Kandolph-et. Lawyers and Adjusters. LEWIS L. CORCRN.A'fi Wabanh ar. 'J. A. KoLL NSJIEK. trt We»t Randolph at. GIKLDON A WATERMAN. 360 Michigan »T. HUTCHINSON A bI’FF. 351 Watweb aV BECKWITH. AVER A K \LE*.796 Wabaeb at. BARKER A WAITB, 46 Beat Harrison at. KAY a MIICHKM,. 14 South Clinton it. SAMUEL J. ATWATER, It South Clinton at. MORAN A ENGLISH. ncWest Randolph-at. ELDHEDGE A TOCRTKLOTTE. 401 Wibaah-aT. JOSI AH it. BISSELL, 51 Wwt Randolph «ai. GOCDV A CUANIH.KK, 391 Wabash-nr. HERBERT A QUICK. WjStato.it. W. 11. lIoi.DES, IS! West Stadiaon*lt. A. GOODRICH, 21J M,ijiroe-st. I W. n.SCATES. 1W Madlion *t. •CASIMON, Slct'AGG A FULLER, 359 Wabash ar >ITAN FOR PA R1 DHLE. Is 3 W.WaihlDtton. HKRVEY, ANTHONY A GALT, 336 Wabaah ar WAKES! AN, MANLY A US.Ckoal at BENJLLY. BENNETT. ULL3IAN AIVES.rsWa- HARDING A SIcT«T, 3*S Wabash-ar. WILLIAMS Jb THOMPSON.£SJ Wabash-ar. }'-li'Y rt baah-ar. P-II TUoSIas, 9«5 Mlchlgan-ar. ROsLN riIAL. PENCE A MUSE*. Boom tfl. W. eor lr L l fnd HaUted-il.. and 1130 Wabuh, PACK A KD. 163 Weat Waakington-it. H.tNNETT A SHERBURNE, ISI W. WaablnetOMt C. 51, HARRIS. 137 West Slonroo-ft, K\;i,), N ..W.‘l c^)N 79 ‘•M Madisoa-at. >MITU A KoIILSAAT. 62South Cap&Ust. E Midifon^ft KKEß Ud G W. PLUMMER, 116 Wait SPAKEORD. MrDAID A W1L505.77 »A\OS A NORTON, 356 Mahathir. DH 15 Harmon coart. n J VrVrvVr ,l near Eighteenth. U J. still'tLKl!, St 6 State at., near Eighteenth LAMBKBT ti:ee, ,Ith a/w. nSfSJSS ss w haih av also, with H. 11, Magie, at llieir r««? ileoce. S.*9 Wntash at. r i JOHN A, i'WEN, 133>5 W. Sladisonat. B. D. MALM PER, ist V.. Million at.,9 a. m to I p. m.: 41S M ai>a»h «r., 2to6b. m. m Wl I.ARKmiX A VAN SCiIAACK.4S4 Wabash-ar 3V..1. H. R iITIA UPSON, 163 West Washliigton-aL jEsiVih iS s s ;S b 'I T J. E. LOCK M *K)D. 537 Wnba«h ar. BATES A HODGES. M 3 West Mndiloc-lL Siii WHS* Vmimß&QSSei, ,iEO. w. Sil ITH. ITS W.baih »r. UITCII.-OCK. DBPEII t EVAEI9. eorho- ofMon- KnYr-.-S wionVSf- 8 Uo rim IRa BUELL, 53 Wabaah ar. lIENIt Y SION Ri E, NO U abash at. I ADDJi K A IDE. 41i» Wabash ar. KING. SCOIT A PAYSON. 637 Wabu>b ar. O. 11.I 1 MU DLR, 2JS Third a?., cor. Tarlor nrar Ni.t. EDWIN GREENE. 45 Hubb.rd-cUrt. BUto JOHN oLN r.Y, 5t South Hal a ted, rosidacee ut r.y. BROUN AND RICKETTS. 14 u' Mt Sladkonat Dl NMNCS A i ASToN, 4:9 Waba.har i TURNER, DRAM LEV A TURNER. Sladiaon A p.,,i M PERKY A STURCKS, wlbuh C 41 JXDKE* J Illtmyx, 3. c.nM >t bSS JL M AITr. A (.LARKI-. is Congress et DANIEL L. >H"REY, 364 Uaba-h ar R. UIDDLK KoBEUT>,364 Wabaah-aT R«o,n it M. A. RURKE A SON, 1.14 South lUU^-eu 0 11 "W P. h. MIRRSIACi. 475 \VabashaT. JAMES LED i*Y, 63 South Canal.it. Md HIBB RICH A NOBLE. Caat Harris.* A M HUEUEAD. 113 We»t MSfiSA J. S. GRINNELL. 455. UoaUt" BmJa Uoa,U GRANT GOoDRU'n. 14 South Clinton at. TFNNET. McOLEL j\N A TENNEY 45i W-i, .v NORMAN C. PERKINS A J A CRANE «SMB?V FURNESS A ABBOTT, 30 South Clinton Vt ai Cement. liquors—Wholesale. WOLF MICIiAtL n and 13 Weal Madison W.v. SWKII I*o.. 43 Hubbard court. Q I*. O'NEIL, !»a Last Harrison st. Lbaci Cinr'GOASn LYONS LlMECO.,3flOStat~* Lookins sIAM and Picture Fram*- VV. T. NObl-K x *rame«. Lumber Dealers (Hardwood!. E. J. Dul«:E into.. m i Leather and Shoe Flndlno* P. H. L. n MiDR*BER Wl. «r \v m t*vf:. Manufacturers of Pocket B? 0 ks a»* Fancy Goods DealersT €l aiEUKERBR'*.* South t-assUt. Masonic Goods and ReeaJlu 11. R. CAREUEY. 1:9 South HaUtM.t A. S. W AI'UAMS t 0.. W* M'dlscn it. Maps and Charts. 0 ,l JAS. VAX VECIITEN,4I2 Wabsshar GEO. F. CRAM. Si West Lake IT c. cu ’..n*n D 'SSi'S!sJ I .ffsfflaa Til IIKUS Via PnUtl.'». Tims. II \'ly i i'o?i l rh°s^°' 0 '^iaf/“rk vf'p.-cibboss i su" rA mason, m w»buiiav J. H. PERRY A CO., 636 VVabuS^T n. j. walsiik >i2 w»buk mlW^CtSs^s:- F. COMSTOCK. <7O W»U»h.M J. W. BAXTER ?"v^,‘sSh ln n TKIBUM, 15 S-,„, C "lff*iSS-,fc EWSPAPEB HSION Horth J. LINTUA WAlAua^AlSS^Sart. UAL il PI Vi G nohyi R c' ER 4 co 23 South CAn.l.t, r.ir -7oo*J. c.nal it. i"iti>l -ri- f.',A. l u D ‘"I sonth Cuil >L B Jh h IT J I 4 co iMSUch. «t„ cor. Monroe 651 Mlchlgan-av. Un E tV A 4 CO.. Office 107 Throop-«t. vi!J™ A CO., io9 Vest Washiniton.at. C cor Clark 16th. 3irA i?? I mr S^t5 n d 21,1 £ast Randoloh-aU lir Vv^\ U i»9.9e i 2 *5» cor Washington A Ofeeo. DUli VND wiwn-/* IDOW1 DOW DorandA Pow. higio^-ndol«s.n 4 MhAli *.oer.W.,h. j•. STEA RNB A SONS, ta N. Desplaines at. INGUMIAM, CO It BIN ASI AY 141 Sllcbiiraß j: S’ d Moore BL^°3“s.A&°s?Tlf. b te7,*SL%Su Js 8 EAGII. A CO.. Mich.aT. and Peeke J. W DUANE .a CJO., Mich. BT and Peck ct ecKO It ORTON A PIEltcR, ep, Michigan at GUA Y BROS 273 Sl.cMran ar c- 1- t. _ uns aud Sporting Goodg• C. L. KATuN. ,3* Mato at. C 3 ta old aud Silver Elcctro-PUtriig, CHAS. BhKUANGEU.BI West Adams-sl, Hardware. J. K, TII.BR, 260 State at. s‘u Vr, 'l 1 ,1'1'f.,-, UM 1,5 Mlchl«n at. n»r Monro., M« tILAIIi 5 1.0., 30 and 32 South Canal n ID IK.b a tIUM F.lt. 78 W. lUndolph-st. i ll ar sVi?s2 s' abln t and Retell.) J. L. W A\ NE A &(*N. North Canal it. _.. nomtroD.tlilc Phumacr. lIALSEI lilt'.l'., ..11 M»t«st. Jl»rd Wood Dumber. W HITE A lIAFNKU. 29 Nnrlh Santramon al* Hides, Pelt*, dfcc. CHANDLER BOYNTON, 49 South Canal-rt. CHAPMAN, nttos. A SMITH, 184 to 190 K.Washington Hat*. Cap*, and Fur*. KEITH DltOS.. 9i Tin Con* and Japanned aT NORTON A raaOTEU. 61 .0,1 AS South C.n.L.t, r. a. Rn ATM ER, j'*V("u h "ai \v° w..h I N. SHERWOOD a at, Sl»VtS.l,- "“•■'■■cton-.t. OCEAT WF-^Eiih^?sLA°re* u i utß u lI'SgfLLA BROTHER. wl£,Slt H AwRKLL A BKUTM EH,ft4 South ilal.tlri n j. Tin l 3 late and Metal., Tl^n«ct Madl>nn JAB. WRIGHT, ,7 Nor.h nr E Medicines y** HALLOCK, SSTweutr aixth at. KtTORNie a V Q i?iv 1 r M c tor era. lUOBNE A. SI*IsK.24: S,„f (l j.. t r-r*,, Q it ™2?«5 S? E. ""YudoAT Sh.d.., om^S£*S£rrjrSssS .t«--- Ci... *“n. and n.rmoa court UOAI NOTICES, Circnii Coart of Cook Coaniy. IK CHAXCERY—The People of the State of Tin been appointed Receiver of all the rronertr fnmf. JJJ* 01 U*« Merchants' cS All ncreona Indebted to said Company are recnestod on or before December 1. A. D. I*7l, at lOo'rWt at the office of the Receiver, tn the ifaaonic Hnil.ri’n Ko 3M W«t Randolph-st.. In U»e cltfS render an account of the debts and bum of mSkev owtry: by them to the Company, and to nav the .anfJ AU persons having In the I pro£££ or effects of said company are required to deDvei^ihe H'tchcock. Dmwit southeast cor. Monroe-st. and ltecelver Circuit Court of Cook County, I2f CJIAN'CERY.—The People of the gum' nois, ya. tlfß State Insonnce Company u| cb* UH* Notice U hereby given, that by *nJni.-pV •ra*ls entered In the above caa!4?lbo üb' de been appointed Receiver of ah the and eflUts of the aute insurance cC^of^-’ in persona Indebted to said 0bm*,.... on or oeforq December 1, A. r, Tn* 1 requested, at ibe office of the Receiver U the City of ChicacoT tn S’._ VSwt Madlson-st., debts anu sums of °C the pany, and to nav the same. T em to 11x0 Con or j ß Property mine to the nnderslrned. athJ* fTWiSS J 9 “eUrer the the day atove c< oa or before «iyisnrhniii OT tofore furaiahed proof thereof. to\shi r£sf„ not here required to preset orbefore the day “Woffle* on Dated Chicago, November £i jn. Hitchcock, D?r^£. C Receiver, celrer, southeast TO KENT. TO RENT. SSL H Si SWSfBSiS^ V* Estoto M ss4weetsiamsoa-*; INSURANCE. “Tie First 11 Fiffl!” THE HOME Insurance Company, OF COLUMBUS, OHIO. Cask Capital, $500,090.00 Assets, Nor, 1, 1871, 995,479.12 Liabilities, including Cbi- cago Losses, Was the first Company to notify Policy hsldera in Chicago that it would pay riftima in full. The losses of the Company by the Chi* cago fire are being adjusted and paid as rapidly os possible. Business solicited at fair rates. Adjust* ing Office for Chicago, 17 Eldridge-conrt. Agents of the Company visiting the city are requested to rail. JACOB FEETBE7, Gen*! Agent. GEO. C. CLARKE €O., LOCAL AGENTS, lO Eldfidjjc- court. HOffiE INSURANCE COMPAM, of New York. ORGANIZED 1553. HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York, ORGANIZED 1525, CITIZENS’ INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York. ORGANIZED 1836. Chicago loaace paid by Right Draft* on New Xork a* laat aa proper adjustment* are made. The above old. well-known and reliable Companies prored by fire, continue to indemnify the people. Pollciea iuued by their West Side Office, 30 and 3*4 Canal at., over William Blair* Co.; Sooth Side Office. 440 Wabaah ar., orer Fint National Bank. Adjuatine Office, 491 Wabaah ar. SPECIAL NOTICE. The patrons of this Agrner can hare all necessary as •istaaca and adriro os to making "PROOFS OF LO'S," upon application at 491 Wabash ar., wherr officers of the Companies and an able corps of adjusters are auttiing all claims. -ETNA INSURANCE CO., Of Hartford, Conn. Organized A. D. 1819. losses Paid In Flfty-two Tears, Oti.t $29,. 000,0005-Exe of late dal cago losses. CASH CAPITAL, $3,000,000 With an Ample Re-Insurance Fond to be kept Intact alter Paying Chicago losses. ASSETS OVBB- $4,500,0001 This well-known and reliable Company, which has stood the tests of orer half a cen lory, will continue Issnlng KEW POLICIES and renewing old ones at cnrrent rates. GOODWIN PASCO, Agents, Office, 585 Wabash-av. 43 South Canal-st. Adlustlnß Offlco, 750 Waliash-av.. where over a™ ore losses Uv the late lire have already h«ii LL?h rioo oo Underwriters’ Agency, OP NEW YORK. Cash Assets, Alter paying Chicago losses, $2,500,000. Wc are paying losses in full as fast as ad osted, by Sight Drafts on Yew York* adjusting office, 60 South Canal-st., SECOND FLOOR. r IRE INSURANCE Bisks wrilten on Dwellings and other prop erty, at the local Offices, 62 South Canal-st 2rf floor, and 475 %‘abash-av. OCDEJf, SIIEIM 4 Still, agents. MAKERS NEW FORK Insurance Company. «^?ffi«, vrh u e sssifi Egs*- -in' iS'“£u,mire Srttai Ailnuiertortile Receiver, iocs Injliniiv ILLIAiI NOTICE. The PTMlilent ol the Oevlilentnl Insurance Cram™, ot Ban Francisco, wm he. on snd alter the nh Inst, t >fo. -40 YVest KondolpU-ot^ tor the purpose ol adjnstlng losses occasioned hr -the great fire. J mtr A- C. GREENEBACM. AgtaS t. Pacific Insurauco Co. of St in FrancUco. r.p?„ a j s t 2h?V tn «.b..h.,...L0c. joy A l ,;;.^ni g r* 1* Miusttaf Office Bqmbl y sanu ,te C.mpau'r, OUc«j», J* g Wabash •ar. requested aqainst this Company are at occ«. Armn-y pilar proof of loss, and ale diem with aU 5c made to adjust tbelr hey are Mch\T dis P atch 111 th® order In which americanefire ins. CO. late ttr holding claims for lass or damages by thu nr***- .‘i\ u^er politic* of this company, «ill please* proofs of loss at the office of Ueo. C. i.4»*ke. Esq., by theath next. H'YLLIS BLACKESTOXE, Receiver. FOR SAT.Ty Sugar-Cured Bacon Hams. ratal! consignment of the celebrated MAB\LAND BRAND”of Caowsswl,Sanr.Cnt«l al«. Of the SIMMS BRAND" of Uams, both Known and Uigldr-apprectated in the Eastern anil southern cities. 1 bey arc tolerably heary. average 11 »t aiT m choice onlcr: verr Juicy, and moat suit* J or 0,6 requirements of hotels and restaurants. ill be so hi at moderate prices la quantities of 1 tierce upward, to close consignment, by HENRY MILwARD CO., Boom 1, No. too Silicon th-st. SEWING MACHINES- GROVER RAKER BEWH6 Minn [OIAM, 06 WEST (Comer of Jefferson.) SSSXSSSSSfSSSSS.^ 1^ Ponding the completion ol its repairs, the First National Bank temporary PMlto the old that this e- lt hi confliieuUy hoped busUneetrumAit idtSS 81 street earn ana omnl jjtaUvatWffldi cn J' *o meet the wants aary. Oar en,la M render branch offices onneces* IE Hi vm with tu for their safe keeping,if theyso SAMUEL M. NICKERSON, Pres't. L. J. GAGE, Cashier. Savings Bank. 353,479.12 Union Insnraice and Trnst Go. Located at 37 West Madison-st., under the Sherman House, are paying their Depositors IN FULL. Liberal advances made on com< mercial accounts. S. W. RAWSOX. President J. H. PEARSON. Vice I Resident _ W. R. HOSWEEL. Cashier. Directors—. a. McAllister, s. \V. Rawson. James \vard. Johnßuehler, E. F. Pulsifer, J. W. Pearson, James Lonnlev. Vp J£ JjJ fii National 800 l Will build immediately on the northwest corner of Mad ison-st. and Fifth-av., and expect to occupy their new building by December 1,1871. 0. B. SAW YBR, Pres, N. LTTBINGTON, Vice Pres. ISAAC G. LOME ABB, Cash. chieaco, Oet. 2S. is? 1. THE HEAL ESTATE LOA£ TRUST CO., BANKERS, AND Dealers in Poreign and Domestic Eichanp UAVE RESUMED BUSINESS AT 685 WIBASH-AV., Kear Fourteenth at., and are prepared to pay all demands fn full. D.’pr;— received, and ear regular Lankin* bueineu transact aa iiiual. For tha accommodation of onr We«t Side frienda emtom.-re, we shall open an oflire In a few daya tnl v.„ r ß r^. t J,BABD THE Third National Bant 436 Wabash-av. Branch Office, IVo. 26 West Washington*:^ J. IUVIXQ PE.IBCE, pnr. 1.. V. PARSONS. Ctuta. W. H. SMITH. AMU CMh. ARTHUR 0. DUCAT. THE Merchants’ National Bank of Chicago, IYO. 335 Tlicliigan-av. BRANCH OFFICE, 30 32 S. Canai-st. Tills MERCHAJN'TS’, Farmers’ Mechanics’ SAVINGS BANK. Exclusive;? a Savings Daub, So Loons on Personal Security* SYDNEY JVTYERS, Manager. Formerly 13 Somi Clark-at. j 64 South Halsted-st., Jfear Madison* g-We have a now flr c-proof vault. The National Bank OF COMMERCE, i°C atfl and doing business as nsnal at No. .143 will remove, on or about the 30th of this month, to the corner of abash-av. and Cunm-M .t u,f, 3 ra re having a brick bt>KTtedfw, banking purvjoses, with vaults. fe rw,lcu lur BENJ. F. HADDrCK, President. I P. C. MAYNARD, Vice President. 1 L. MAYNARD. Cashier. THE STATE SITINGS IMSTITDTISs Baa a temporary office at NO. 589 WABASU-AV., remove last of November to now biota r* *nc built on Madison at.. l«tween Market er in FIRi proop i\a Ktr nmPWCI. 00,11 lbf y cn j? t y BUILDING oa tho old alto. UZJRDS SIMM CO. BANKERS, 552 Wabash-av., ,'ontiime their business ns usual All de osits payable on demand, LA Z. SILTEEITAff CO. EDWARD HAIGHT CO. BANKERS, N°» 9 Wall Street, Acw York. FIVE PEE CENT. Interest Allowed on Deposits. xSSiSu’iS 0 7 it 111058 who wish to build with a econo “J .f 13 well as comfort, this thu capnot fail to satisSrineveiypai. PRICES. S(S^fML aTy f r 52-50 par 100 stmSfiSt 800211 Walls snd Ceilings inside of rooms, 91.00 per 100 square feet miderClapbcards, Slate and Shingle*, 55 cants per 100 square feet Nails for Beefing and Siding-, 25 cents for every 100 square feet All Roofing, Siding, Wall Ceiling, and Carpeting is 24 inches wide. Lining Felt, from 24 to 36 inches wide. Call at Booms 6 and 7, No. 188 West Madison-st., and see samples. WTT.T.TAra ZTTVrFTR’M-A-M- SAFETY BOILER. s M M I o o o WATER TUBE SAFETY BOILER. aeroral thousand horsepower of W’ILCOX BOILKKS has demonstrated w.“Kv^fs‘.%C 0n,,,,ne tlu ‘HhhkjsT efficient. £A ONOM\, and SAFETY. tI»Ts h ß«iii',T°- wln> tirms among oUicrs, have purchaaed A Conner. Rn-rar Reflnlnp Co.. New ""Ep .t wiecii.T'.s susar Vli/lintop 450 H P i one ItoilcTH. 1.11 tt p J W P Mootv, I’apvr Mill*. Wlirnintrton. Calvert' sugar KetiliVry!‘‘ibU ttaufi\Mayy. 200IX4 LuuL. boilers. TOO H. P. Wood. Weeks A Co., Sugar Ittliucrs. IlalU more, Md .3 boilers, COO H. P. noUen* fnim ao 11. IMipwanl fnmlahodatahortno tlco. Alm>, nrst-flasH strain Kiijities, For inualr.lt.ll circular*. drawing*. climates. Ac. address BABCOCK. A* WII.COX; 41 Cortlnndt-wt., New York. MERCHANT TAILOR, JOHN STEVENSON, Draw ail Mar, Comer and wj> itairw, Begs to inform his customers and the public generally that ho has resumed business, and is ready to fill any orders entrust ed to his care in his usual style and manner. UCEfl.lv rJflVllrflllON. INMAN LINE, OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, Carrying the Malls between Europe and America. Steam twice a week between scw York and Liverpool, Queens town, Londonderry, Glasgow, and Scandinavian, German, and other European Ports. .J r^t O Kh .T ickets between all the principal cities te the United States and Europe. 1 UM m Sight limits for £1 ami upward on Great Britain Ireland, and the Continent. Address 5 -unua, FRANCIS C. BROWN. 39 West Kinzle-st, Chicago. COLLECTOR’S SALE. UNITED STATES COLLECTORS SALE. AT Lola, Iroquois County, Illinois. Tho real estat I will Vw^ff‘2. 1 r t V r bvlontrinp to the Loda Distillery, will l*o ofietvtl for sale on tho distillery premises at nw.- 3 i I*?'™ 1 to, u f 1 V lllinoij4 between tho hoSn of V* J 1 1 ut i am •be setting of the Min. on the nth daj of November, IS.I. to the highest and best bidder fur cash. Said distillery premises. and the personal property belonging thereto, was distrained for thenon. a J r^' u t !ax i e: 'H ,tJ thl Povetament by virtue oßwa ..r^i r Vi^ tH lr i uet i l m,ler my hand and seal, on the 15th 1 1 1 1 f‘3 dime. IS 1, ami advertise*! for sale ou the l.»th jlay of September. IS7I, by order of the United nob* 03 Court of £ho Northern District of 1111- n,i of the eaid property may bo at lt°°nf 13. Congress Hall. Chicago. or o£ mined by addressing me. at Maitoon. Illlno^ JONATHAN RICHMOND, MATOON-. 111. IUtoOU TIME TABLE. Arrival and Departure of Trains, SPJUXG A liRA XGEZTEyr Illinois CcaCral. Union Depot— Foot of Lake^t. St. Louis Express £tS ve Antra. *»?S :£SSg S S I :^;g do So dS 3™ I* m 115 pm do do do v?””!? 5 8 T Pt Mceptod. t DiLt l,^- r0 M1c,1, Houlhcrn Railway, Depot Corner of Vanßnrcn mid fhcrman-otj. Special N>w-VorL- t-i. 1 56 Sl,l; lli Clark-ot. A&tlc ExpreJ? (dajc) B3 "f" H ™PB Mfflit Express Chicago, Burlington Ac Qnincr Railroad 1 Ticket ffice Clark-st. (opposite Sherman House)! Mall and f PacUic Pact Line •ifrttt S £JS p m ¥n?±. ta i.* ,tnwa Passenger.- SSpS |I«2S Aurora Passencvr. i, aia Paclllc .Vial,! ISSH I 53f2 j Pg mv^^d7.iSr ,0^Uon :E ;s ex«;s^'““ p i '^■■^«£&£d.of o S£“ Mich. Cenirnl A Open. TVro.ern Rnilwnp aK"£tS?4 ac P -.:ir--p --jss2 c LOCAL TttVrva,-' P 1430*11 K u\l mazt T‘ Jackson ThxS v f r Accommodation m-to n m (•rami Uapids Express .iiS pm Ifcss a a sSS^ r Et^ r^js r Chic.Eo.Al.on A: Express Mall «j-no«~r^ M Jolh t Accommodation <-7?5? 8:00 pm Nbtht Eiprefts./rr... H2 P woam Lightning Express tL3Op« Except Sundar« PntPnLVrnVr?**.l ,:lS W and Monday excepted. Srke SuzOmt Chlcaao, Danville Vincenne. Railroad. mm. m Piltobareh. Cincinnati A: St. Loaia Railroad ciss^^^BiS^sag^ Inrtianopolla. ClncinnaU «t iiiuil m 7;3S rille coiumhns ifjn S s I £S p m Cincinnati A Colmnhus £*?P« Cincinnati Lou£- Pm 7525 Lb liiojg fSis n ck I*Ian«l Si Pacific Railroad? DKTgt—Corner Van Bnrea and Fhertnftn-+• KlSht ExpSS^.®™ -57 -:3 SS *«S!S Ticket u* Clinton Pajummw Pacific fast lint* a m p a Sff&SS^srasssi™--***«? s 33ss Milwaukee expre#i* a *1P:10 a a Milwaukee paaaenm -f•« m *&0p n MUwaukeepMaenfSV.Ui?;? 35? p m *7*PM Green Bar..: IvSS m p a •Sunday e»»Dt£S**VQ«?5n».S??«? m *«»^_*§?P*.a