4
;ir :^XAKY.
V p f vis«. W.
U :I ,1, m -re avli 'il.v in
;,|f fin- Kastern
,i, i.v lar.-v jiayaicii.s
r<U Mug received.
t M-t arr somcwli.it
IV; -i!.. of a we.**:
~1.1-Inf :b» banks
I" 1 lh-yliav..
1,11,1 ns' f»r. ill the
v rmpiovniiMii.
i" 1 1 .in'l Hi'- 'Sir’s
I.i'dvilv nil
l ,ri -ji and i>* dav
V*.ti. do not furnish
of the
ii'.Vd :.*r‘ihsl*Tiicx
vi 'V Y«>rk funds has
r j n'.’rPTO that some
*--‘;>'i (o'.-hip currency to
V :,i ..iv:uu*dilicir6cumg
,i- in the coim:er, »o
*r-,'-.''v'V’‘‘i...fH;rc of the h*cal
for govern
r S**.»ve money
*:.w nv.it:; to us.*
r’l.'tn tv«: are afraid
it t••ui’Mrarily
iii* probable. how
t hu;uv i?i marly all
K"«r}; 'Till'*’-
i.’ l( .IrUMUd from the
at-- !*-*w beginning
lu-jf. o\-
;vr,. Nov. 10.
.l -hipmeurs of
,-t ;wvnry-bmr
*.vivt>3i»ou«Uiig
Shipment*.
ic*Ti». isn.
7.9.1‘J
21.*10 131,449
lU>/.»,k>
7,v.v) r*’.:s;
1..M4 5„*S4
axial “r.r.
J4.9-»s 22,m.h>
IIP.MO 491.5u7
1.147 1,407
543 SSM
UT.STiJ r.IVRi
j.uyi
12.0 -J4 2rt,lo*J
4.t}.;3 1,712
U*3 770
25.475 137.141
•JTi 50
CiMW 72.770
WS 2^o-1
1.211 2,507
I,JA! 1.003
128 420
2.4J7 1,971
eousmuition:
701 bu
n>;*octed into
ling: 177 cars
2 do; 7J curs
e.irs barley,
r.idnr!* circles
ui.-r one, but
though
v m
only a mui-
In sympathy
;u' New York
sold early at
r.y active, but
charter at
liipv- «r* now
it: this made
>f cigar grain
carry out JO,-
lot us. in i
i.o w. re 7 l-2c
c was taken to
nk and lar-l
owlur i.Hiu
v.tlluv hogs,
c«!‘*us qiMta
*»My.because.
at the
pork, »12.7»a
•nails. i*ork.
il-T J»«nn i.*v,
‘1 5.12
•e.-mocr, and 8
hams, s l-2c
•11 at *e, for
:i I 7 i 7 1-sc tor
ted mould for
at 4
ainSfria'i-ls;
I* ■••cid aiy
iiiruxtiM
*il*s wore re-
30 ti‘> lard
icoiuilry) at
goad <io at
f': 2 5.ii>i .i l’»s
do. to
Li.-c’oiu
at T 1-k*;
a i vo.i! *5 V.*s
Ms a: sl-2c;
r.t m v«
at 8 3-ie
il the pack
ings agaaiat
•man-l being
•me op.*r i
e.Vjik N**w
l of latt bids
Is do on prl
l ipiesora) at
luls tie
on private
d 2u.) bids
•V) b U bark-
Is. iir.ui was
20 tWllno of
drop bfitig
mi California
ling dnluex
a .l.vniud for
priueipuUy
llii» mark.-t
a- the havers
i limes. Th*
it 51.2.1; iin.
r iat $i.2;»3-;n,
elo*ingat*!.22
1..03-4, em.-ing
No. 2*p.*iuc
0 i wiufiv w.us
C is’.i kjilcs
tin,' at sl.2*;
ag .17-11.2:1 1-4;
a at
1 i t Sl.l:*l-2;
do at $1.10;
bud-oat $1.11;
ti*«l spring at
losl.yj. Total,
u-:ive, on the
ii.sttvi up a
I o*ing freely
s—l a rather
reported
i iLm fart
Tin* m.t.-ket
4 ,;-ic,
H-. ein.-in at
i. lil .iparing-
i at 44 1-2.;.
J* I V i. 2 at
•J »bi at 4ic;
rejected at
at 4J 1-Jc
Total, 102,-
idler, though
•w York was
V West arc
ii!»* a rush f »r
Tac present
'ever, ace »m-
i- price of «p
--»f next year.
M-Ji, and nd-
4*8:13.1 1-2 C
rtviler Dect-m
--aty at 33 3-ic.
l»a at 33 l-2c
fi,o»K) bu at
l- 2,400 bu do
the receipts
but fell ulf
le for fresh.
Gic; 5,0i»3 bu
■*,<»o3 Im do at
M 2 at 6,70 for
'•:os.*d nomi
-4 of 2, gw ba
!>a .hi at 540;
lie; HXibudo
in the «fter
•-i’ for iii>* Just
•»1 21 l-s. 8:»le
’UiiitTS ut ic.
w;i« doing
apply was
t; un<- !ur all
i'"* were nn*.-t
imu.indfrt fall
••lit e i.-tw.»rd,
wt rojHirat.
dairy, 2J.u>c;
common
»ir*‘ in »h mar
ii I
ami
Ifiia-l Jt BUCI9-
Amcii Co.,
as follows:
n.r*l l-’Je; ilia
rTamiliw, 17a
»nd for the
••otitinuos*
i f h *rreut lirju
lln* production
th«- cou-JumjK
i».c. Prills are
$i.00a3.00;
white
U hair, per Ini,
1.m.d0; b*uUtUl|2
)ht hri.
ol f.ill prices
I*Hl to In.Hilling
wv.io.oo per ton
‘>l SMo.oua2io.w
u at 51.70a1.75
52.20a2.25 for
>ns; 50i$57c for
J iv« quoted at
a *oc>dtM.oo per m
in this market
l farrtj aru iudi
■Ttte KtoukH are
lv nihiitr all or
-1 ,l irquotaii»na
y* lAulGc; Ohio
‘ytivo at former
luvpared.
Walnut
ahey, $7.50;
r>cr hri.
mid ]e*3 firm
lower, nules
reported fair.
11: bales, 9 l-’ii
u<*x, 'liniza;
•14ii130; ruifilUS,
1 bi;ieklH*n-ies,
V' aches, pared,
l-h*; currants,
u U.-Vr Western,
■■iod .lent of In-
’-l i-.mi.-m. mi I
ok t:-;ii2S ore
ipli>»u.4 nre
imd leui-
Ing higher. Lemon# remain dull. Prlcca range
as follows: Appleton track at t1.25a2.35, and
from store at $1.7f«n3.00. Cranberrloy, tio.ooall.oo
for'wild.aml*l2.oC;il4.oo for cultivated. Lomoua,
$7.00 t j*-.on.
FlSH—Tills market was firm for all descrip
tions, save m»*akiTcl, which won* e;usy. Prices
wro nominally unchanged. ranging as follow#:
No. l white lUh. *4.7.‘>a.5; No. 2, t4.25iit.50:
No. l shore mackerel, f10.u0.25; No. 1 hay, ts.OOaO;
No. 2 nmcken l, t*aSfO No. 1 shorn Jills, $2u2.10;
No. 1 hay, sz.fO:tl.CO: family kita, Ji.ioai.iß; bank
«*od. sstu».;-»; Gt*orgc*h ot»d, $7u7.50; box herring,
No. l. 4(U4."c; scahnl herriuge, 45ar*oe.
HROCKUIKH—In this department an active
business was doing, and the prevalent fooling Wits
one of firmness. The stocks are liolng steadily Im
proved and onr dealers are now prepared to till
orders for any article in the list, wc quote:
COFFEES—Prime Rio eoflee. Cla22e choice do.
22u23c; O. f*. Java, 30a32c; Singapore, 25a20c:
Costa Rica, 3la2.’*e.
RlCK—Rangoon, 7 1-2jSo; Patna, Baß l-2e*
Carolina, 8 3-4u90.
PUiiARS—A sugar. 12 »*Baia l-2o R do, 13 l-Sa
I2i-4e; do, c ii:MuiSc; choice brown, loy-Sa
111-le; fair do. PisilO l-Uo; molas*-eK do, 9altk*.
SYRUPS—Diamond, i,;u); «*omniou sjTiipe
:tOa&V: Porto Rico molassei*. 45a550; gixsl Hugar
house syrup. loaTOc; extra, COiifAo choice mlver
drips, extra tine, STmftKj; fnnev. 7ihi7so.
SPlCl^j—Allspice, l4al5o; cloves, 18a20o; cusaln
4K'iftO<*: pepper, 2ha24c; nutmetm, |1.25a1.30.
SOAPS— liemh mottled, fi iMu7o; standard,
f. l-»;ui :l-4c; (tenuuu mottled, 7 l-4aC ;Mc; eraslvo,
5 3-4a(*-o brown Windsor, 4 l-2al a-*o palm, 4a
t-TAKCH—GInfo 3-inlrtfl; (Vim, lOalO 1-30-
laundry, l-2a 7e; oemnuui, f»;uJ i~ie.
HAY—Trade was ju*live to-day. and the market
.or pieced descriptions oxliUiU«hl ineiYMisid
strength. The demand for shipment U> Lake
Superior aud the lumber regions wan quite urgent,
ana with a good Eastern ilemandand the usual
h*c«l inquiry, a large hu«lnesH wa3 doing. X*ricea
were without Impoi tnnt elmngc,ranging ad follows:
On track— Timothy, pressed, 3U».(K»;U4.00; prairie,
pttssed, fcMXhilO.oo. On wagon—Timothy, loose,
prairie, loose, For delivery
of prosed hay, $:-*>kii.W), aceonllug to distant.
new. wa.s noted in connection
with the hide market. The movement was on a
libera! scale, and previous rates were biidtaiued.
v\e quote: Green salted, light, 11 l-2o do,
heavy, 10 i-2c: aunrian kip, li i-2c; vivd kip,
34C; green calf, 17c: dry calf, 2i’c; dry Hint, 19a
10c; dry salted, lealTc; dry kip, 22c; deacons,
feacoe; scored, cm, or otherwise damaged, two
thu ds pi he.
I.KATHKK—Wax quiet and steady at tho an
nexed quotations:
llksii.ock—city harness, union. 3703f10; city
harness, 37a3Sc; country harness, ClaOtk*; linecltv
per ib, 81'h42c; kip, jkt lb. 80ca$l.00; kip, vca&,
>1.«rn1.15; eitynpper. No. l, per ft, 26a29c: .city
upj>er, No. 2, per It. 25a27c; country upper. No. 1.
24u27c; collar, per ft. 21»23n; calf, cltv, $1.25 a 1.45
calf, country, $i.i0:i1.25; rough upiver, H to 13 lbs
3- r n37o; rough upper, u to is lbs, 32a34c: rough
-IJSr. damugod, astidOc; BuUUlo oluughlor sole,
J K ln, KMerwle riiUndelphla solo.
pc f. lb> M:UBo Up. Ji.ood
3.16. kip. iso. 1. nicllum, tiOcaSl.oo; kin. lieovv, Tfia
7:S A H rnn ealf 32 Fronoli' coir.
Frencli calf, 36 lbs, t1.6tfa2.20
M i to French calf,
d 2 6s ooa9o w i calf. Jodot;
AXD TnnrKas* STOCK-Activitv
ai.cl tlimnpfs wi re Hie prominent features of this
STowaT™ ChaUS 111 P wWeU
tin -3ri Box li !a,o TC 10x11 «1-W; roofing C,
jlO.oO, large pigs 4*>c; tmali pigs, Uu, 4Cc; bar tin|
n rEl }r’ Co PP<‘ r bottoms, 33c; braziers’, over la
lbs. 34c; tin copper, 35c.
«,r«Jf; CT Znc c—First quality, eaek, 10 i-2c; first
sheet, lie; slab zinc, 9c.
9t^ 6,Bmni9,loc; 10 to 11, lie; 12,
1-l--c; 13 mid 14,12 l-2c; 15 and 10. lie; 17,15 c; 18
lb **j I<Jc 2®» 10c; full bundles 20 per cent off
Ift *Al L£—Kemaiu firm at $4.50 rates. W« quote
??*?PPer. er **£o; per keg, <4.75; Gd. per
*f£* w i IH*1 V keg. *5.23; 3d. pop keg,
Keg. $7.23.
OILS—The market for wlmlc oil continues ox
tii/riV.MV 11 1 l tiva 5 nL 'were tpuitcd l(>c
bikini to-daj in New York, and holders here
ere refusing to name a price. Other oils were
ionipjiiati\el\ bteady, Mo quote: Carbon, 23 I-*’•
Af.Oi extra winter lard, Matte; No. 1 cnrretPninke,
N0. 2 ao.Gsc; linseed raw, sue; do boiled,
fve; whale, Wsc; sperm. $2.00; neuUloot oil. *i o<u
tiiriunt!ui-, l ?fif 5l: 70C: ck l ,ll:lnt
I’OTATOJ-i?—PHrc-s\rcrDKtP<ifij- nt the folio w-
UIU tatigt': .Mixed, iin track, at ,-.«.t050, atal
Miaigur lots at CoaTbc. From store sates were
iiiahmg at rcaTOc for common, and at 73a85c lor
good to elmiee.
I AXD fl.lME—Whs in largo Rttpplv
nit.l Pi ters niicl a slutUe lower, sales were, re
]HiHeil at the fnll.nviug ranee: sa.saa3 At f„ r
,Te f,,r ;!.2.m:i.7-. for prairie
lie kills ami *i.sc«l.;o for quail; 11 l-:a l.ic per
lo sir turkeys. 1
SA! V- s active at tairltanged prices. Wo
•mole: Samoa w. s-j.r.o; Ouomlaga, $2.23; coarse,
;OUil doir.a.Tid c at $2.25.
M-l-.lie—Mere in active demand, and prices
Met e nniicr tio.u .vesterdav. Sab-.- were: us ba -s
i.ter.lhy at 15i; bags at 152 bags clover
•il'.ttaAi; 2o bags do :it *G.:SO; 02 nags do at *(?.23; 10
1 car buckwheat at 75c; 52 bags
ILA.*!— Tho dcinaml continuod unso.lMed, and
tin: marki t mnains firm »i full prices. Tim Ktocks
arc iiiouciajc. Wo quote: Young hy.sou, comm »n
to Jwir, Coao.’c; goorl. 70a83c; choice to extra, $1.30
al.4i>; Miiu*rior In lino old hynon. com
mon hue imperhii, 75a!0c; good to choice do. Odea
$11;*; siue to good gmijmwdor. soj* ist.;>o; ahoioe to
e*Jja. M.;55ii1.45; choice to extra leaf Japan. si.o*u
1.1.): lair to good do, TOaftOc; colored natiiml loaf
Japjin, f-oji7<"»c; common to lino Oolong, 50aC3c;
giHrtl, choice to extra, 90ca51.2.»,
\VOOI.)—>o material change was noted In this
luarkct. There was a good demand at tho follow
ing limitation.-: l>cech. »m.oo; maple.Su.uO; hick
ory. *12.00: slabs. $45.50. delivered.
M OOL—This maiket was reported moderately
active and firm at about former prices.
I.AKE JKKKiHTjj—Were more active, and a
shade firmer. Charters were: To Ilutlalo—Prop
Merchant, Harley at se: sehr C. H. Walker, coiii
at7c;schr F. M. Knapp, wheat at 7 1-2c;prop
t. ueula. com and oats on p. f. To Oswego— srlirs
Am* i ican and Muntsma, com ut 11 3-le; sehr Cor
sair. corn on p. t. To Ogdeusb.irgli—Fnip J.owell.
wbesit ami coin on p. i.
KAIL i-KJIIOHT.S—Tlie following aro tho pres
ent] alec:
lrttrl.tss.4Ui fls;w. VIT. bulk! bulk.
New York turn o» s!.*;n »r» 73
LTD 7‘) 1.4J TO fv)
I’Mljt. s.i.U Hull J..VI t-f 120 62 70
:l.ai.y. Imy aiul
M I t ::ecl:iUy 1.50 60 1.20 60 70
M«lltieal ami I’ivs-
ion 1..M) 60 1.20 60 701
Tov'iiio s. :y, 70 :r» w
l*‘ttnu' M 3i :r. su
Dunkirk su r*4 63 s:\ ;r_7
1-I'<• HI 33 6) 3.1 33
Clf'ilJltil' Vi 27* 6j 27* :tlk
DtiM.ii,sl maoe tuai
r J«»lnlo .VI 23 60 2.7 SO
<ir;.l,o I.aphis JO 25 .70 23
y. Hay
(ily and Wfiuma. 60 so 60 30
Irtlieuepolta 6U 2*> .70 23
in. l'»i nil to oO io
h lubiisjaul D;.v
t**P TO 30 60 30
N. Wfttk. O 50 10 SO 4) ..1’
Wi eelinp I*s. 43 lo 43
Delhiir !K) JO 50 40
Wai-hinglon. D. 1.63 TO 1.1) 70 50
rjmrli stun. S. C... 2.10 K3 1.70
f.avaioiuil, Uii 2.10 K5 1,70
XiUrubcr Itlarhet.
The market for om*go lumber to-dny woe rather
hl«\v. Tliore were not many offerings, but the
docks are full, ami labor scarce, which makes
buyer* rather baokwaid. There was no change
in juices. The following Bales were reported:
(nrg» hebr Ix*n liigby. from Pentwatcr, 45!) m
A Shingle*, ;*t $3.50. Sold by Blanchard, Borland
Ai t o.
Cargo bark Pomeroy, from Oconto, 330 m ft
coax fee mixed lumber, at $lO.Ol. Cargo scow Sen
Bird, from White Lake, 127 m it mixed lumber at
sir.co. Sold by K. M. Doubleday.
Cuigo schr BI Tempo, 137 m ft posts and scant
ling, at (17.W mill tally. Sold by J. M. Loomis
(V.
Cargo schr MattCrton. from Kaoluo, 27 m ft tim
ber. at >23.00; .v) mft boards at $20.00. Sold by
Bickford Co.
Cargo barge Martha McXair, 110 m ft common
mixed at $17.50. Sold by William Mcglade,
OS TKAi K.
Shingles were dull, the attendance of buyers
being small; country buyers seem unwilling to
Take hold extensively at recent prices. .Vs or star
are easier at £*.:.7 l-2u3.60 1-2; No. X sawed Un
changed, at $1.50u2.00.
IK THE TARP3
business is still brisk, the demand being princi
pally local. Brices are unchanged, as follows:
First clear, 1 Inch to 2 inch aoO.OO
Second clear, 1 inch to a inch 47.00a45.00
Third clear. 1 Inch 35.00037.00
Third clear, thick 40.00a42.50
First and second clear flooring, togeth
er, rough 040.00
First auil'ts cond clear siding, together 23.00a23.00
Cftmiuon siding a 20.00
Common llooring, dressed tlrst mw.oo
Cniiiiiion llooring, dressed second &30.0J
Wogon-l>ox boards, selected, 16 Inches
and upwards 33.00a40-00
A stock boards 30.00d33.00
B stoi k boards 25.00;i23.00
Common Iniards. joints, scantling,small
tiuilier, etc., IClecf and under 20.00
F* ucihg 20.00
Joists and c*cantllup, isx24 feet 00.00;i2ti.00
Pickets, square 1G.00a17.00
Pickets, Hat 15.C*0
Clear jiosts. split 1G.00.11R.00
Clear posts, round 2u.00a2i.00
Lath 4.00
Sawed shingles. No. 1 1.23 a 2.75
eaw«*d shingles, Aor star 3.73 a 4.00
JEWELRY.
$50,000
WORTH ov
WtWJertri
saved from the fire, are to bo sold at exceedingly low
r ric<6. C. 11. IIAPPEIj CO.,
270 West Madbionoflt.
(7*A fall lino of Watchmaker*-’ and Jewellers’ Tools
and
FINANCIAL.
SAFE AND PROFIT ABLE.
Northern Pacific 7-30 Gold Bonds.
These bonds, next to jrorernmenta,havo obtained tho
wirteet i*opular sides. They are amply secured by the
most munificent donation of land ever given by a
government to a private corporation. 600 acre** of
land, besides Iho usual lien on tiio mail-bed, rolling
stock, etc., secure each SI,OOO bond. Bonds, at an ad
vance of 10 per cent, are receivable for lands of tho
Company at their lowest cash price. Bonds, coupon
and registered, can be obtained of
LENT, PRESTON KEAN, BANKERS,
Corner of Hoisted and Bandolph-sta, Branch office.
4PS Wabash av.
IRON FRONTS.
mow froivts
FOR BUSLD9NCS.
Handsome, cheap, and quickly put up.
All kinds of iron -work for buildings. Es
timates and all information furnished
upon application.
J. B. J. ML CORNELL,
141 Centre-st., New York City.
jimsm
MSUISAAUE COTP’Y
OF TTEW YORK.
The following correspond
ence cacplnins itself i
omcEOFCoxnxßvru. iNsruvxra cojitaxy i
NO. UC iIKO.UIWAV. New You*.
October 25,1571.
Hon. CEO. W. MILLER, Superintend
ent Insurance Department, State of
Now York:
Dear Sir: The failure of many Insur
ance Companies by the Chicago fire,
after assurances had been given that
they were able to pay all demands, and
to pursue their business, has Justified
an apprehension In the public mind,
and, perhaps, in your own, which It is
important should be allayed.
We, therefore, so for as this Company
is concerned, request you, at your ear
liest convenience, to investigate its
affairs, and to ascertain its position
and ability to fulfil existing obligations,
and all that may arise In the ordinary
course of its business.
We wish, also, to call your attention
to our Increase of capital, already
largely over-subscribed, and desire to
know when wo con close the subscrip
tion books, and call In tho money, un
der your construction of the statute.
Your prompt attention will bo regard
ed as a favor.
Very respectfully,
CEO. T. HOPE,
President,
Insurance Department, State of
At the request of the Continental In
surance Company of the City of New
Vork, I have taken the earliest oppor
tunity, since the adjournment of tho
National Convention of Insurance
Commissioners to investigate the af
fairs of the Company, and I find Its
condition to bo as follows:
Its assets, amounting to $2,847,-
307.54, are judiciously and safely in
vested.
Its capital of five hundred thousand
dollars is unimpaired, and it has a sur
plus of net assets largely in excess of
the amount required to reinsure its
outstanding risks, after providing for
all other liabilities, including Chicago
losses.
Its losses sustained at Chicago are in
course of rapid adjustment, and leave
the Company with abundant ability to
afford indemnity to Its customers, and
to respond promptly to ail customary
claims.
The subscriptions to Its voluntary ad
diticn of five hundred thousand dollars
to its capital are much greater than
double the amount to which stock
holders are entitled, and the subscrip
tion books must yet remain open until
the 20th inst., at which tima the sub
scriptions may be made payable.
(Signed) CEO. W. MILLER,
LOCAL OFFICE,
383 WABASH-AV.
Office of Western Department,
drain, Meals
12 Eldridge-court.
Solid Fire Insurance.
MFEKIAL
Fire Insurance Co.,
OF LONDON.
$3,000,000
This is the only English
Company represented in Chicago whose
Business is exclusively Eire Insurance,
Property-owners will consult their host
interests by protecting themselves with
Policies in the IMPERIAL,
DAVIS REQUA,
AGENTS,
Hoorn 2, No. 43 South Canal-st.,
508 Michigan-av.
PHENIX
Insurance Company
Cash Assets, Oct. 1, $1,858,735.45
Diet assets, after pay
ment of Chicago losses 1,500,000.00
Tlie Fhenix was the’ first Com
pany to pay a loss after tUe great
fire, and the Adjusters of the Com
pany are now engaged in pay
ing all of its losses ns fast as ad
justed. Policies on all
classes of hazards at fair rates.
IS. S. CRITCIIEIX,
Hppcial Affcnt lor the North western Slaton*
Office 30 West Madison-st
Branch Office, 380 Wabash-av.
lIGIIY imilT!
tl/ m meeting of the creditor* of the
Jnsnrance Co„
AVw York) held in Chicago .Vor. Sih t
imit; m report «nu made by the Committee
appointed to inre*tigate the affair* of the
Company* recommending term* of settle*
ment, eehieh trere agreed to on the part of
the Company
erritten agreement i* note ready at the
erhere ait having claim* against
thf Company are rcqnetted to call at once
and signify their acceptanee or rejection of
the same, a* the matter must be determined
by the 12 th iutt.
City Fire InaurauceCo.,ofHaitford, Conn.
Cl.im.nts bolding pnllolo. of tbl. Company will
pica... ell immediately a t jtoom No. 9,1al WeatMad
iuon-st., Chicago, lor wljuaUneut.
S. FBENCH, General Agent
Tgg CHICAGO TRIBUNE;
INSURANCE,
New York.
ALBUM-, Jfor. J, 1871,
Superintendent.
ASSETS OVER
GOLD.
Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
®JS^vanCE.
tan Aieicf.
BEO.C. CLARKE
&GO.,
PHi.mi’.u officii,
&o. SO Eldridge-conrt.
of vie is.
No. 35 W.Washington-st.
m mm
lisran iseutf.
Risks taken in the following
Reliable Companies t
IAPFACTIEEES’
INSURANCE COMFY, of Boston.
ORGANIZED 1823.
AsseU, after paying all losses, Including (bose
of (he Chltago Fire, sl, iso,OOO.
HOSE
INS. COM’Y, of Columbus, 0.
lITHWESTEEN NATIONAL
INS. COM’Y, of Milwaukee.
HOFFMAN
FIEE INS. COM’Y, of New York.
Cargo liEsaramc© oa
tlae 1L sites taßtcsi af
cnmsat ratesi
Shippers and Merchants desir
ing Marine Insurance, either
INLAND or OCEAN, are in
vited to apply at our office.
GEO. C. CLARKE CO.,
OFFICES,
JVos. 1 JEldrittge-eourt and
8S if*. Washington-st,
nsiPVßSjLic
COMPANY'.
Highest Price Paid for Adjusted Claims
i-y D.K.TKXNKY.
TO THE POLICY-HOLDERS
OF
hwm
Insurance Company
OF BOSTON, MASS.
Tli© undersigned, being duly authorized and dele
gated with mil power to adjust and settle all claims
ngainttihc "National Insurance Company, of Botton.
Massand to make prompt payment of tho same
whenevci properly and satisfactorily adjusted, lakes
this method of informing all claimant*,and forrequest-
Ing them to present their claims, with proofs of loss,
to lilm, at Room No. 2 Masonic Building, corner of
Randolph and Halsted-sta, with as liltlo delay as pos
sible. WM.N BOWERS, General Agent.
Chicago, 111.. Nov. 10,1871.
TO TU lii
lerciants Property Holders
OP 1 CHICAGO.
•7 Jany of the Bolide* you note hold mre
lively trorihfru and ire take thin mean* of
rn/VriniDg yon that tre ran hare the Bolide*
ranee tied, and trill i**ne ,Vif If* OiTJSS *IT
i'.liif B.2T£N, in the
ATCIMES,
A7IAZOHT,
BBJEWERS’,
&TKMJMPSS
Insurance Companies
OF CINCINNATI,
Whose Combined Assets are Over
$2,000,000.00.
The last fsro had no risk* in the f?rruf Fire t
and the */,T BBS pay* dollar for dollar,
E. E. RYAN CO.,
47 South Canal-st., Chicago.
SECURITY
iasnnuice Company.
ADJUSTMENT OFFICE,
60 WABASH-AY.
Parties having claims against this Company will
please present the same for adjustment to Mwsrs-
FERGUSON A GILBERT, at No. 608 Wabash-nv.
T. E. STILLMAN, for Receiver.
Adjusting Office People’s Insurance Co.,
of San Francisco, Cal.,
IRS Wont Monroo-st, ChUttjto. PartleslioMltig policies
covering on property in the burnt district,
abo> e company or the Lamar, of Chicago, will please
present them at above office, claims.
Adjuster for People’s Ins. Co., of Ban Francisco.
LAMAR INS. CO.,
of New York.
All persona holding policies to the above
Company are requested to call on the snt>-
ecriter. Boom 13, Sherman House, after 2p.
m., and receive information concerning 1 the
condition cf the Company.
A. R. FROTH! MCH AM.
“REPUBLIC
Insurance Company,
jgighettpt'ic* pnMi» CmtSMXfor mdjtitted
Claim, D. H. TENNEY,
454 Wabosh-av.
TO LEASE.
For Lease.
Dnlnnir time lot 7fix feet, southeast corner Adams
sssr**-- BUltab ,or
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1871.
DRY GOODS I
J. B. SHAY,
WHOUISALE
DRY GOODS,
239, 241, 243 245 West Madison-st,
(8U Blocks directly wool ot Now Sherman Koneo),
has now In stock fan lines of Prints,
Bleached and Brown Cottons, Tickings,
Stripes, Checks, Denims, Cotton Flannels,
Woollen Flannels, Cloths, Rcpellants, Shawls,
Blankets, qnUls, Table Linens, napkins,
Towels, Ladles* and Gents’ Underwear,
Neglige Shirts, Ribbons, Trimmings, Laces,
Worsted Goods, Notions, and the LARGEST
STOCK OF HOSIERY U CHICAGO; In fact, a
faU line of all kinds of goods connected with
the general Dir Goods Trade.
We shall be pleased to see both old and
new customers, and can promise them THE
BEST-ASSORTED STOCK IN THIS HARSET,
at eery low figures.
MUMSTOMBi-ST
FIELD) LETTER GO.
CmCAGO.
We take much pleasure in announcing to our
friends, azd the entire trade tributary to Chicago
that immediately after the fire we leased the SPA
CIOUS BRICK BUILDING, comer State and Twen
tieth-rts., and that our WHOLESALE Department
is new nearly as well organized as before the fire,
v. eM strictly adhere to odr uniform WW
PRICES, and a&ure our patrons that nothing will
be left undone on onr part to main Cm* the former
standing of THIS MARKET.
We ate now building a substantial brick store
comer Market and Madieon-sts., where we expect
to move onr 'WHOLESALE BUSINESS before Feb
ruary 1,1671.
OnrEETAH DEPAKCKENT ii now op«n, with
coropifito itook in every branch.
State and Twentieth-sts.
J.T. FARWELL CO.
167 Mictiigan-av.
R'e are daily opening fresh
lots of DOmJESTJTCS,
DRiJVTS, COTTON t/MJVB
li’OOE FEJSNNEJLS, MSO
SSJERY, .TOT/O.TS, At., At.
Out' New Building, 947 A'
249 Jtlonroe-st., between
dlarket ami Franklin, will
be completed about Nov. 90,
when tee shall be able to
again show our usual FWEZ,
inwall Depart
meats.
HMEJimCO.
are now opening a largo and varied assortment of Fall
and Winter
DRY GOODS,
CARPETS, CEDDIAC, ETC.
We have also resumed tho rannufactut-o of our celo-
Drated STRING BKD, conceded by all to bo tho REST
BED MADE. Our customers can rely on buying tlio
best goods, and saving at least 30 per cent.
Retail Stores, 023,025 and 927 State-st.
Wholesale and Carpet Deportments, comer State and
Conirresft-sts. C. W. <t E. PARDRIDGE <t CO.
FOR SAI/E.
ARMY CLOTHING.
Cavalry Overcoats, Infantry Overcoats, Cav
alry Pants, Infantry Pants.
Wo will Bond price lists or samples by express,C.
O. D., ut very low pneea.
CLEDIEA’T SAYER,
2V) MILWAUKEE AV., CHICAGO.
200 Carboys Sulphuric Acid,
100 Carboys Muriatic Acid,
50 Carboys Aqua Ammonia,
50 Carboys Nitric Acid,
OF SUPERIOR STRENGTH, FOR SALE
AT LOW PRICES.
Carboys returned credited at original prices.
GAOS BROWN C®,
58 South Canal-st.
BfIICES I SMS I SMS!
Test Philadelphia Fronts. Apply to J.
T. GILLESPIE, 1328 and 1330 South Broad
st., Phildelphia.
To Brickmakers.
Tlio nnderalgnod has for sale 23 now moulds for
prm-cd brick, and other now moulds for common
bnc£ and orders received fur making new moulds.
Good references given.
Chos. Larsen, 664 Ceatre-av.
RUINS OF CHICAGO.
Tho best ami most varied assortment of VIEWS OP
THE RUINS to be found in the city, wholesale and
retail, stereoscopic, *3 per dor Cabinets, flpordoz.;
Cuids, $1.50 per dor.; llxll, f1.25 ouch. Sent bv.mall,
postpaid, n receipt of pnto. I.OVEJOY FOSTER,
OO Wot Runduipfi .st.. Chicago.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Capital for Business.
Any person having a good business, and desiring to
retew or extend it by additional capital, can hear of an
opportrnity to form a copartnership by addressing
CAPITAL. care uf Kimball it Taylor, Bankers and
Brokers, 60 Broadway, New York.
Mercantile or manufacturing preft rrod. Unexcep
tionable references given and reqnlrwL
Antrim Brown,
BRICKLAYERS AND CONTRACTORS,
Building. Boiler Setting. Fire Work, Bake Ovens,
ami jobbing generally, pn-tnpUy attended to.
y<ll SOUTH IVIAY-ST.
INSTRUCTION.
MISS LATIMER
WILL OPEN
A CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES,
NOVEMBER 13th, In the lecture Room of the Pree
>rterian Church. on Fullerton-av., North Side.
'Refers to Mr. Gcudey and Mr. Chase, of Lake View,
md her former patrons. She will continue her after
loon German classes on the South and West Sides, and
uav be addn-aMHI at 923 Wahaah-av.
BITTERS.
Notice.
We take pleasure In announcing to .our friends, and
the trade generally, that we have resumed business at
fis West Lake-st, and are now ready to supply the
.tado with Dr. Henley’s California IXL Bitters,
vhich has become so popular in tbe Western and
lonthem States, All orders sent to ns will be at*
‘ended to with promptness and despatch.
L. CROSS A CO., 675 W, Lake-st.
I Depot of ~Pt. Henley’s California IXL Bitters.
DISSOEUTIION NOTICBS.
Dissolution ol Copartnership.
Tho lirm of Springer <fe Pierce, Real Estate Brokers,
No. 637 Wabushav., Is this day dissolved by mutual
censent. Belli parties will remain at tho same place,
aid transact business In the Real Estate line os usual.
F. W. SPRINGER,
c. w. PIERCE.
Chicago, Nov. 8. Iffl.
Dissolution.
Th«‘ firm cf Murphy A Tarrant is diet nlred this day
by mutual consent. All aco*m»ta can be paid to our
c**‘.cc**.r hk l***lore. who Is authorized to sign the lirm
1 silo in liquidation of oil aco* unis due to the Unn.
JOHN MURPHY
ROBERT TARRANT.
Chicago, Nov, 8,1871.
The business of tho old Marino Engine Works will
he continued at the old place, corner ol Michigan and
i'nmklin-Bta., by TARR.\NX*
MILLINERY,
WEBSTER BROS.
We take pleasure in informing
our customers and the trade o i
the Northwest, that we are fully
prepared with a complete stock
of new goods, at the lowest mar
ket prices.
We guarantee entire satisfac
tion to the closest buyers, and in
the completion of all orders.
Our city customers will be ac
commodated with BONNETS
DRESS HATS by our same ex
perienced trimmers as before the
fire.
We shall conduct our business
this season at
4S west vimum-n.
Fronting Union Park.
HATS. OAFS AND FURS.
BASSETT ft iMiS.
late it Forte,
■re receiving a new and desirable stock o
Bats, Furs, Robes, Gloves, Umbrellas, etc.
Shall be pleased to see both old and new
customers at
196 West Madison-st.
MACKENZIE,
HATTER.
79 West Madlson-st
633 South State-st.
BABCOCK FIRE EXTINGUISHER.
THE ELECTION OF THE
FIRE-PROOF TICKET
FULLY ENDORSES THE
BABCOCK
Fire Biifitel
BOTH ARE
OPPOSED TO CONFLAftR TIONS.
Bslircdi Fire Extinguisher Co.,
Offices, Wabash-av., and corner of Washington **nU
Clinton sts.. Chicago. F. W. I’AU'.V'EI.I,. Sec’y.
BARKING.
S'
LENT, PISTON HAN,
BANKERS,
ftinsoiiiv Building, cor. Baudolpb
and Kalstcd-sts.,
Receive deposits, discount oommetchd paj>er, and
transact regular banUng business.
Also draw gold bills of exchange on New York, and
ninke advances on geld and governments at low rates
of interest.
Wc buy or exchange the called 6-20 a cf 'S2, on which
the Interest ceases alter Dec. 1.
Wo have completed arrangement* by which wo draw
stoi ling drafts on London, and furnish letters tf credit
to European travellers.
G9 BUAKCII OFFICE, -W.VWnbfi»h-ftV.
Tli£ STATE SATiSGS IftSTITUTIOY,
Formally at 60 and 62 LnSallo-ftt., opposite (ha Court
House, la now located at
CSU WABASH-AV,
Flvo door* south of Twelfth-st., and wilt opon'ita Prin
cipal Othco on ilmlisou-st., third dour weal of Market,
DECEMBER Ist,
Ami will have their new lira proof Bank Building
erected on the old alto by July, 18*2.
THE
Second National Bank
Is transacting l its usual business at Its new
office, No. 45 West Waahington-st. About
tlie Ist of January will remove to tho elegant
fire-proof building, No. 03 West Washington.
Tho Place to Sell Mutilated or Charred
Currency, Cold, Silver, Stocks, and
Bonds, is at the Exchange Bank, 330
Wabash-av.
CHAS. L. BOYD, Cashier.
RAILWAY SUPPLIES.
11, Mill k CO.,
Railway Car Springs
AND
RAILWAY SUPLLIES,
Removed to S3B Michigan-av.,
foot of Harrison-st.
HARDWARE.
WILLIAM BLAIR CO,,
lIIME MiWMS,
SO 82 Soutli Canal-st.
3,000 Bore* Tin Blate f
17,500 Bound* Copper Bottom
95 Ca*e* Sheathing Copper
5,000 Beg* Wheeling JTaih,
And h Largo stock, comprising
HOUSE TRI9HHNGS, CARPETTEKS’ TOOLS.
STAMPED AND JAPANNED WARE.
AndafulUlnoot
GENERAL HARDWARE,
Carefully selected and bought for cash since the great
dre.
SAFES.
SAFES I
Fire sSm*glas*-Proof.
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
TERWILLIGER CO.,
TO SOUTH CAffAt-ST.
LEGAL NOTICES.
In Ihe District Court of the United StatM,
for tho Northern Diatrlct of New York*
IN BANKRUPTCY—In the matter of the West
ern Insurance Company, a Bankrupt.
1 The undersigned hereby gives notice that he has been
duly appointed Special Receiver of the property,
assets and effects of the Western Insurance Cons
Siny, which have been adinged a Bankrupt by the
{strict Court of the United States for the Northern
District of New York, and that all persons have been
enjoined, by the order of said Court, from making, and
are forbidden to make, any payments of any debts to
said Bankrupt, or the delivery of any property belong
ing to it. to said Bankrupt, or any of Its sincere, or any
other person except tho undersigned as snchlteooiver,
.or from in any manner interfering with or removing
any of the property of said Bankrupt, except lor the
security or preservation thereof.
Doted Buffalo, Oct. 2, 187 L
GIBSON T. WILLIAMS.
Special Receiver. <ka
IN THE MATTER of th* Montana Geld Mining Com
pany. Bankrupt. Peremptory sbile.
Id pnrvmitice of the order uf the District Court nr the
U idled Bt»t*« for the Southern District of Now Turk,
tb*- aanipsee offers for tele alt tbe properly of the bank
rupt to elute the estate. vis:
1 bitty -nine mining claims on difbrant lode* in (Sear
('reek and Oalpln Counties, Colored", embracing the
critibrstod Kansas, Sent Comity, Pratt, Titos,etc., with
wh«m and whim hottse*; aho, parcrl of land 111 Com*
tral City, extending from Spring Gulch to the New!*
Go'ch Hoad. containing upward «»f 77,000 •qaim loot,
with (jUN'is mill thereon 60*100 feat, tw stores high,
con(Hiuins 30 stumps. 80 hor-e power eugi m, iv i 2! P* 4
iwo-flno botluis, six Fteibnre pane u ertfsary pump-,
tanks, i-tc., nil in perfect ruuning o*dar, etc., etc.
Oficianmi ot'KOllsthms ax to t-irin** nro tuvired. 1*
not sold «f pritHtu sale pri »r to th-* 18th day or HccwtV
lx r, >671. the sum** will bo xoM o 1 that diy, hi 12 ta M \r.
th.* bisne&t ddd-r, for cash, at public -.ncLotu hj
Albert 11. Menlajr, nnctioneei. at the McrehußUt 1 Bx
clump- Sales Bo *mi, No. ill Broadway, in thoeicycf
New York, without fmth r uoticta
Th** property cost th** bmkrup* upwards of ii&Mvr.
mor*- than tUU,(d) .having bee£ vxpea.inil 00 the mill
alooo.
For further particulars apply to the autlonacr, 4!
Piuoet„N. t orbylvs.r. r u
B. HKOKNB’JTAM.
AUvru-f, 28 Pine N, t x
BUSINESS CARDS.
DIXON HAMILTON,
AECHITECTS,
No. 82!) Sfate-st., (Second Story),
Entrance through Boomer its 7enks* Star
Store.
Giilet’s Chemical Works.
These Works arc now at
No. 51 West Lake-st.,
and have since the flro been pul in complete running
order, with on entire new stock of tLxfuros anti
tertals, and goods will be manufactured, aud the trade
supplied as usual. GILLET, McCULLOOH CO.
HADLEY BROS.,
BOOKSELLERS,
783 State-st, Chicago,
Are now filling: their country orders as
usual before the fire.
J. W. miSOH k GO.,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
Forthepnrchapo ard sale of Floor, Grain and ProvU*
ions, Itoom 11, SI Clinton-*!., Chicago, lIL
The firm of COLBY TILLSON la thla day dta
by mutual consent, RUher partv is authorized
to sign in liquidation. U. J. COLBY,
Chicago, Oct. 17, an. J. W. TILTiSOX.
DR. HENRY OLIN,
OCULIST AND AURIST,
Has again opened his office at 210 West iladlson-aL,
■where he is prepared wllli ail modem appliances for the
relief of the deal and blind. Artificial eyea Inserted.
JOHN CRAWFORD,
Real Estate Agent,
132 West Washington-st.
TO RENT.
TO RENT
Front rooms for Business in
Garble front building, 384
Wabash-av.
GILES, BRO. CO.
TO RENT.
Elegant Iron Front,
M 3 LAKE-ST.,
20x110, four stories, with high ceilings, and a WELL
LIGHTED BASEMENT; to be completed by Feb. 1.
Tenants wanted. For further description and particu
lars apply to
BAIRD *k BRADLEY, (8 South Canal-* t.
TO REi^T,
Cn Eldridge-conrt, near State-st.,
A NEW
ONE-STORY BASEMENT BRICK
BUILDING.
Tim first floor suitable for officer. The basement
wTill-e spnvh.usaiul well lighted. Will bo toady for
u.-o j.bont Nnv 20.
HAIItDA BRADLEY, ffl South Cnnalst.
PROPOSALS.
HORSES WANTED.
Office of Chief Quartermaster,
Four I.K A VEX WORTH, K.V.S., Xov. 4, 1571. J
Pealed pntjH-enJ«. tu triplicate, will be received at this
ofl t*r untli 11 o'clock a. m., December 5,1571, for the
dilivcryof
(Sa CAVALRY HORSE*.
to Hid Depot Qrartormaster nt Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas.
The horses must be sound in a!! particulars, well
l ioki n. in lull tlesh and gixxl condition, fi'om fifteen
ll.il to si.\ti i xi (i«) hands hiitli. and (mm tivo (5) to nine
(*j> ears ohi, uud well adapted lu every way to cavalry
limnvft t« bo delivered within fifty too) days from
dntool iwnidof contract.
will be received for any portion of the
number of hi rsos n. «inlr»sl—from one upwanl
Uti i>;-(>rosaln will bo entertained miles* the party
mat ina the oitmo It* present at the opening of the bills,
t*r rvpi ofeiitt-d by an agent or attorney, or la known at
this odice to be i ssimindlde.
Tie- usual coimltioiiH, which can he ascertained at
thin cilice, will ho Imposed open bidders ami contract*
ors, and blank forma of proposal** will bo furuiahod
upon application.
By antJn-rlty of tho Quartermaster General.
Su c. KA.s i’ON’.
P. Q. M. Gcn'l U. S. A.. C, Q. IVf. Dept. Mo.
G Dr,S PISTOIS &e.
GUNS, RIFLES,
Pistols, Fishing Shooting Tackle,
Brrtxh-hmdhig Implements ami Fixed Ammunition,
3'iflol Carti inges, Gunpowder, Shot, hoail, Blasting
Powder, fc-aifiy hgeneral assortment of Sport
ing Gunsmiths’ Material.-*, Pocket Cutlery and
N* whou>etJHps. Agent for Geo. X. Abbey's celebra
ted topdnstenir.g bretvh loader.
All orders lor goods in (or out) of our lino alxalT have
rnxmpt attention.
E. E. EATON, 731 State-fit,
Formerly Easton «fe Abbey. 101 Lake-st-
HEAL ESTATE.
Clisaj Farms. Jree Bases!
ON THE LINE OF TUB
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
A LAND GRANT OP
12,000,000 ACBBS
OF THE
Best Farming and Mineral Lands in America*
3,000,000
Acres of Choice Farming and Grazing Lands on the
line of the Bowl, in tho State of Nebraska, In the Great
Platte Valley, now for sale, for cosh or long credit.
Thcee lands are in n mild and healthy climate, and for
grain-growing and stock-raising, unsurpassed by nay
in tho united States.
Prices Range from $2 to $lO per Acre.
HOMESTEADS FOa’ICTTAL SETTEEBS.
0,500,000
Acres ot Government Land between Omaha and North
Platte, open for entry as HOMESTEADS ONLY.
SOLDIERS OF THE LATE WAR
ARE ENTITLED TO A
FREE HOMESTEAD OF 160 ACRES,
WUldn Railroad limits, equal to
Direct Bounty of S4OO.
tySend for the now edition of descriptive pamphlet,
with new maps, mailed free everywhere.
Addicts 0. F. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner U. P. R. It. Co.,
OMAHA, NEB.
FOR SALE,
Beal Estate for Manufacturing
Purposes,
with good railroad facilities, having track connections
with every rood entering the city; onlyploar miles
frt iu Conrt House. Liberal Inducements offered to
parties desiring to engage In manufacturing business.
Apply to A. R. WING A CO., 539 Wabaah-av.
NECK WEAR.
WILSON BROS.
Have received from. Hew York,
a large stock of all the late nov
ties in Neck Wear.
031 Wnbash-ar. and 88 West Wagblogfoo
st., Chicago.
J Flhc’s Opera House, Cincinnati.
GIFT ENTERPRISE.
$100,000.00.
I LAST CHANCE I
Omaha Legal Enterprise
IN AID OF A PUBLIC LIBRARY.
$100,000.00
IN CASH PHIZES!
$20,C00 the Highest Prize!
Tickets $2 each, or three for Is. At a meeting of the
citizens of Omaha Se> temlter 19,1371.it was veted to
iTaw POSITIVELY October 31.
Re prefaces—City Marshal, Chief of Police, or any
t 'tizen of Omaha. Nebraska; Depository—Ranking
House of Caldwell, Hamilton A CO., Omaha. oity
papers sent free to persona desiring to aeo them.
M.'iu-y can be sent Id registered letters or money or*
den. For lull parOcabus address
J. LTFORD A CO.,
Buslawa Managers, Omaha, Neb.
MIX
RELIEF AND AID DIRECTORY^
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The work of the Itollof Society In mormotw, extonrt
lob over ninny mllco of territory, anil, t n nU ite itrnnii
ninnts, embrnrlng frtHu SO.OOO to 7r,.m
largely by ju-rnous whoso conduct vru cannot nciwmallw
mul we ask nil peraoDß to giro us information writl
lug, of any nbn*e«, either in distribution or
ment. committed by any officer dr person cvmner.iwl
with this (Society. we particularly Invito inforuiatl.ju
ns to cases where people rccelve old who ought noth*
have It, as well ns all caeca where needy and worthy
persons are overlooked.
such communications should bo precise, 'pivini;
uuiu»-d, places, tkiul delinks particulars. mul bo a<l(lros<»>
td to WHIT DEXTER. Chairman.
Information for Applicants for
The city Is divided Into tivo districts, and each ills-
of a.
North Division. The distributing offisos are at inter
section of North Wells and Amd nt Uli oSr.
nerof yedgwlckand Dlvidlon-«ts. bubDlatrict No.l°tn
uludci all north of North-av, Hub-District vi ii
eludes all south of North-av. la
Dlt-TIUCT NO. i-Tbla Include* tout portion of th»
West Wrtslonlylnjt north of Klnzloat. Bub-DUtnc*
f?o- 1 inelmiis that portion lying north of Chicaro-.iT
ana the distributing ofllce is at the ohtiroh conier oi
Keuben anil Dlvision-ats. Bub-District No. 2 runs from
t-hlcoKO-av. sonth to Klmle-st. and the distributing
oßice i» at the Tabernacle Church, corner of Went li£
dlana ami Moreau-fits.
DISTRICT NO. 3—This InctudM that portion of ttm
West Division bounded north by Kiuzle-st., oast by tha
River, somh by Twelfth-st.. and treat bv tho dry
limits. Sub-District No. I Includes the territory east
of lU-übcn-st.: office on Madlson-st. opposite Taroop.
Sub-District No. 2is "west of Ronbcn-st.. and the officer
is at the Church comer of Park-av. and Kobey-st.
DI6TIUCT NO. 4.—This Includes all of the West
Division south of West Twelfths*. Office at the oor-
D L r y* and Newbcny-av. The sub-district
offices have been discontinued.
•nui S i Tltl o T *?l9*asi“" Tllla iodndea tho whole South
fau *£dlstrict No. i la tho territory north of
Twenty-aecond-st., and the office is at Plymouth
Church, corner wabaah-av. and Rldridge-eonrt. Sub
s Q th of Twenty-fiecond-fit., and east of
tho Pittsburgh, Pott Wayne it Chicago Railroad. with
office corner of Twenty-titth-st. andlndiana-av. bub.
district No. 3 has an office at tho comer of Arcbor-av,
and McGregor-st., and its territory la that' part of Uui
South Division lying west of the Pittsburgh. Fort
»»ayne Chicago Railroad, ami south of the river.
DISTRICT NO. 6.—.Ml of Cook County outside of
the city of Chicago. Superintendent, C. G. Pusoheck.
Office, corner Ilalstod and Raudolph-sC*. The ponoA
to Aided by this agency aro such as have. In coose
lihtnce of the fire, left the city, and not those resident
In the country towns at the tune of the fire. An agent
is appointed In each town where such perrons are now
living, to receive application** and distribute rulieL
I Coirirtittee oa Charitable Institutions.
The Committee on Aid to be extended to existing
cbnritohle institutions Is as follows: Hon, K. li.
Mason, Henry W. King, Marshall Field; John V. Par.
well, and N. 8. Bouton. Applications In this bcbail
may be presented to either of the above named gentlo
-—wiii bring tho name, helots the committee
n «ra.
men,
their regular mecw. w
Shelter Committee.
HarTPJr
Committee on Sick, Sanitary, and
Hospital Measures.
SPECIAL. BELIEF.
distribution offioo for special relief 1b &t
SiS cho l th u XpHah. WabaSSSS. nS£ HubbJSf
Apjdlcanta must oomo -with application*
.Jact* entitling Uiem to relief, had renew.
D o from tlie Paatorof the church where they
belong, or the properly authorized officer of any bems£
olont society ut which Uiey may bo members, who shall
have examined into the merit* of the case.
STANDARD HALL.
Commm«.<rf thn Relit-! uni Aid a*,
clety situ dally ami aU .lay, at Standard HaU. toaapow
to*e ami illrvft (lie Imaim-aa o! the yariona u 11'n-o.My
Duiteee who repert, ovary evening. In pnbUo exeonSn
seeaiun. Bill, t!ie society ahonld be pmsanMt
at this ofllcn for payment, between tbo bonnofttS
AU goods that mar have reached the Relief SooMK.
Consigned to Individuals or toother societie*. will Set
delivered to the consignee upon-appllcatlon.^
NOTICE.
Committee Tor Special Relief
Church of the Messiah, comer Wabaah-ar. mid m-ths.-
bard-court.
This Committee -will be In session to receive anvil a*
lions for relief from 9a.m.to ip. ra. each »la r Thm
Tlie work of tlda Committee U limited to cases where.
f« r entiafiictoiy reasons, the applicant cauuut cbUm ro>
lief by application to the General Relief Depute Pe».
eons who have been receiving aid from the District
pt nota, or cun cuivemenUy do so. ahould maki
tlulr applications tlierc, and not to this Committees
Kvery applicant for relief t*» tide committee should
present an application In writlnv, staling name, pro*,
enc resilience and residence before tho lire, the nan*.
ber of persons constituting the family, and their age
and sex, whether such applicant was burned out, *f»-|
tlie extent of the losses sustained, and what, ifany,
meurm of support aru open to such applicants, and
whether applicant liaa received, or expects to rcoeiveu
aul from other sources. Such applicant
should also set forth in detail ami wit*
exactness the relief which is asked for, stating kind,
and number, and quantity, with sutilciont distinctness
to enable tho Distributing Agent- to select the articles
named. Cun' is needed u» this respect, as mistakes are
constantly being made as to clothing, especially for tho
want of tlis proper statement as to sir.es ami dlmoiw
Mona ami as to the special kind of garments desired.
Every such application should bo certltied
by the pastor of a church or proper
ofliccr of some organized benevolent
eociatlon, or a member of tho Relief Societw
or of this Committee, or bv some visitor appointed by*,
this Coimulttee, who shall state In such certificate that
tho conilition and needs of the applicant have been
duly investigated to the satisfaction of tho person s»
certifying, and no application not so oertidoa will bo
considered. Blank forms of Certificate*} cua bo ob
tained of tho Committee. Careful attention to th«
requirements herein set forth will savo both the apulb
cant and the Committee much trouble anil delar.
K. U. LAJtN^D.
ChAirma*.
ROB'T LAIRD COLLIER,
Bocrotor
URDUS WALLS
THROWN Z
Safes g*ot oat, &c. Send descriptive orders
to B. F. BOSLEY, Hottse*SloTor, XIT Wort
Washington-st.
IEON FIEE-PROOi*
ROOFmet,
With our Patent Joint for Buildings and Railway Can.
S. B. BROWX CO.,
Comer of Twenty-second-nt and Archer-av. Offloo, <3
Tlubbardcourt.
AIL BANTING FARMS
In a delightful climate, fertile country, the beat off
market.-*, and a great railroad centre. The soil pro
duces the beat of wheat, grass and corn, grapes,
peaches and pears. More grapes are shipped toaa.
from any other place la tho union. Tho land «mti t>e
plowed all winter. It in perfectly healthy, and bad
become the resort of invalids. Society is good-beat of
schools, and churches of tho various orthodox denomi
nations. Price of new laud ouly per aero. Town
lot'*, floO. Hundreds are settling. For information,
and papers, address
CTIAB. K. LANDIS, Vineland, N. X.
BROOM CORK.
Z. B. TAYLOR, dealer In Broom Com- and Broom
makers' Material and Tools. Consignments of Broom
e’en! and Grain solicited. Warehouse, 337 North Cl&rfc
«t Office, 70 North Cllnton-st.
Dress-Making.
MRS. F. A, SLATER, formerly at A. G. Down’s;
State-sL, has opened her dress-making rooms at her
residence. 15M North Fcorla-st. Customers are re. pect
fully invited to call.
WROUGHT Hi BUILDINGS.
We are prepared to furnish Architects and Builders
with our Wrought Iron FIRE-PROOF BUILDING
MATERIAL, consisting In part of our tine Corrugate*
Iron Doors and Shutters, Corrugated Iron, Iron Gell
ing, Iron Clapboards, Iron Lath. Corrugated Xroa
Arch. Corrugated Metallic Sldngle, In ten different
metals, for roofs and side of buildings. Further In
formation may bo obtained and samples seen at the of
fice of POTTER PALMER, Esa., comer State an*
Monroe-sts., Chicago. The Metallic Corrugated Shin
gle Co., F. ROYS, Agent.
Hair Dye.
Excelsior Llqmd Hair Dye. It !i now
knowledped by all it ho* neither superior nor equal. It
et.ttuls alone, and unapproachable above the host of Im
itations put forth in the market, lie wolf deserved nod
Increasing pepolarityfha* oatonlahed thn senses of all
tbo eld and worn out dye*mnkers in Christendom. gold
everywhere. Manufactory 68 MaHen Lane. N. T.
Odd Fellows Relief Committee.
Tbo Belief Committee, I. O. O. F., have headquarters
and enpply rooms at tho Fifth Baptist Church, corner
of Harrison and Hongamon-ats.
K. B. BHERMAN, J. WARD ELLIS. Chairman.
Secretory. JOHN G. ROGERS, Treasurer.
TO BANKERS
And others. Why don't you bulldbonk vaults, Ac., of
FlitE BRICK?
ROBINSON A CO., 315 East Madlson^t.
DITIDMO KOTIGIS.
The Pullman Palace Car Company have declared
their leth regular quarterly dividend of 3 per cunt,
payable Nov. 15.
Batchelor’s Hair Dye;
This snperb hair dye Is thn best in the world— perfect
ly barmlen. reliable and Instantaneous; no disappoint*
men*; no ridlcnloas tints or dL'agreeable odor. Thn
xennito Wm. A Batchelor's hair dye produces immedi
ately a splendid bfrctc or natural brown, learn thn.
hair clean, soft, beautiful vdoes not contain a particle
of lead, or any Injurious compound.* Sold by all drag*
gists. Factarv. 16 Bond st.. New York.
AN ESSAY
devoted to tho welfare of those who' Buffered from thn
effect* of self-abuse, presenting means by which they
may be permanently cored. Sent free, securely sealed.
Address C. K. THOMAS, Post OCioe Box «2s, Now.
York city.
Patent Office.
Quick grant of patents procuretiTond quick Bales
made. “Patentßight Gasette/? price cento, .Tbs
Inventor*’ Exhibition and Patent Right Association*
12 Warm-st, New York.
SALT AND CEMENT.
REMOVAL.
HABKIN, MAETIN WHEELEB,
Manufacturers and dealers in
Salt and Cement,
OPPIO3 REMOVED TO
IQS IQeorce-st, epposUe oIA Past Offito*
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Relief.