INSURANCE. tannin ipj, M.C.CUME &C 0„ PBI.TCXPJI OFFICE, Bto. 10 Eldi‘idge-court. BBJ.rfH OFFICE, No. 35 W.Wasliington-st. FlAlli liana li«r. Risks taken in the following Reliable Companies: lANDFiCTDBERS' INSURANCE COMP’Y, of Boston, ORGANIZED 1833. (Usctt, after paying aU losses, [Deluding those of the Chicago Fire, $1,150,000. H 0 MB INS. COM’Y, of Columbus, 0. ■TIWESTEimom INS. COM’Y, of Milwaukee. EOFFIAH •IKE INS. COM’Y, of New York, Cargo Insurance on flic Lakes taken at current rates. Shippers and Merchants desir ing Marine Insurance, either INLAND or OCEAN, are in lied to apply at our office. ■O. C. CLARKE CO., OFFICES, •T«s. IO Eldridge-court and 35 It*. Washington-st. INSURANCE LOSSES PREPARED FOR COLLECTION, Claims Adjusted, and luforma’ lion Furnished. K. A. CUNTMIN'OR. CONRAD WITKOWSKY, •Willi ft. M. Moon* «K Co., 579 Waba*li-av. To all Policy-holders of the Atlantic Fire Insurance Co., of Brooklyn. The above Company is now in the hands of a Receiver, and yoa are no longer protected. In order to seenre the return premium, you must hand in your policies for cancellation im mediately. ALFRED JAMES 4. CO., Office, Room 17, northeast comer Wash* ington and Clinton-sts. To all Whom it Slay Concern. All persons having claims for losses against the Atlantic Fire Insurance Co., of Brooklyn, will please present the same for immediate adjustment to the subscriber, at his office, in Room 17, northeast comer of Washington and Clinton-sts. DAhTEL C. OSMVIV, Adjuster for Receiver. REPUBLIC INS. CO. All persons who were induced by false representations to surrender their pol icies in the REPUBLIC INS, CO., and received only 25 per cent are requested to call soon at 102 West Bandolph-st, second story, front REPVBL.IC INSURANCE COMPANY. Highest Brice Fold for Adjusted Claims Ky D. K. TENNEY. TO THE POLICY-HOLDERS NATIONAL Insurance Company or BOSTON, MASS. The undersigned, being duly authorized and dele, paled with full power to adjust and settle all claims against the “National Insurance Company, of Bolton, Mass.," and to make prompt payment of the same whenever properly and satisfactorily adjusted, takes this method of Informing all claimants, and for request* inp them to present their claims, with proofs of loss, to him, at Hoorn No. 2 Masonic Building, corner of Randolph and Jlalstcd sta., with aa Uttlu delay as pos sible. «VM. N. BOWERS, General Agent. Chicago. 111.. Nov, to. tsn. TO THHI IsrcHs 4 Proprlf lie OF CHICAGO. .Tfaity of the Follcirs yen mote bold are en tirrly tror/b/ru f and ere take tki tnrmat of iufmrmtimir mom that mo emm hate ike Foticirt rmnrrttcdVandnritt iutrr ,TJ? If ONES AT FAIR RATES, in ike ANDES, AMAZON, BREWERS’, TRIUMPH Insurance Companies OF CINCINNATI, Whose Combined Assets are Over 52,G00,000.00. The imit ttro it* ritJtt in the fSremi Fire, emit the S*ngt dollar for dollar. E. E. RYAN CO., 47 South Canal-st., Chicago. MISCKIiUATTEOPS. Antrim Brown, BRICKLAYERS AND CONTRACTORS. R-ildirg. Boiler Setting. Tiro Work. lUko ovens jul j.diblus M-m rally, promptly «itt«H,-d to. 701 1 31AY-S?';\ INSURANCE. UNION Inn tit'!, OF SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Gasb Gagital,ErOM $75Q,000.00 Assets, Gi, $1,115,513,61 THOMAS GOODMAN, AGENT, 165 West WasiiEtoil, BRANCH OFFICE, 4:72 Wabash-av. REFERENCES; NATIONAL WATCH CO. HAMLIN, HALE A CO. TTRT.T4 T.FITKH, CO. H. K. WHEF.I.KH CO. EDWABBS, BLUETT CO. J. w. BUTLER CO. LOW BROS. CO. CULVER, PAGE A HOYNE. CHANDLER, FOKEBOT A NOYES. VAN BCHAACX, STEVENSON A SEED, TTTRTUTm SPENCER. T. M. AVERT. HICHAEDS, CRUUBAUGH A SHAW. M. D. WEILS A CO. AL RTERSON A 00. FRANK BTDEGES CO. C. U. hkw nkHfiDJT CO. MILLINERY. luunm Importers and Jobbers of MILLINERY GOODS, No. 369 Wabash-av. No. 535 Broadway, New York. Attention Buyers, H. W. &J. M.Wetherel 369 WABASH-AV. As parties from abroad kayo circulated reports among the hade in the country that we were unable to fill orders for Millinery Goods, wc wisk it known that snch rumors are FALSE, and that wc are pre pared with a large and well se lected stock to fill orders as be fore the fire. We invite the at tention of the hade generally, and promise entire satisfaction. GRAND OPENING OF THE New Millinery Parlors OF P. PERSON, •Tf/i# JT. »V. BMtMS n a £lf, Superintendent, 902 WABASH-AV., n'BD.vrsn.ip, Tiit/tsv.ti- .i.rn rn/n.ll', .Vor. 13, Id. and 17. Latest Novelties from Paris and New York. •VO C.IKBS. MBS. STOUGHTON, NO. SM WABASH AV., Invites attention to her Lite .selections of novelties Miiiim-ry. EMBROIDERY. ETC. BURKITT SUTTON Have just received a good as sortment of Commenced Slip pers, Ottomans, Towels, Racks, Embroidery, Chenille, Chil dren’s Mittens, Perforated Card Board, Java Canvas, Stamped Yorks, and Zephyr Worsted. 253 MADISON-ST. STOVES. UP AGAIN! GO TO BANGS BROS., 333 STATE-ST., For Stoves l Ranges, and Furnaces. PROP OS AljS« HORSES WANTED. Omm OF CtHBF QL'AB7TSMIST>R, I Tour i.i:avp,nworth, Kas., Nov. 4.1571. j Sealed proposal!*, In triplicate, will bo received at this office until 11 o'clock a. m., December s,tsTl, foe the delivery of «2S CAVALRY HORSES, to the Depot Quartermaster at Fort Leavenworth. Kansas. The horse* mnst beannnd In all particulars, well broken, in full flreh and good condition, from fifteen (15) to tdxtwn (i«) hands nigh, and from five (5) to nine (9) years old, and well adapted In every way to cavalry purposes. The horses to bo delivered within fifty (50) days from date of award of contract. Propaetls will be received for any portion of tha number of horses required—from one upward. No proposals will be entertained unless the party making the same is present at the opening of the bids, or represented by an agent or attorney, or is known at this office to be responsible The usual conditions, which ran bo ascertained at tlds office, will be Imposed upon bidders and contract or*, and blank forme of proposals will bo furnished in xin application. _ Itr aiiliiurilr ol the QimtcrmaMcr GnmL T.. (J, hAeTuA. D. Q. M. Gen’l V. 8. A.. C. Q. M. prpL_Mo. _ INSTRUCTION. WILL OPEN A CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES, NOVEMBER mh. in the Lecture Room of the Free tiyti ruiii Church, on Fulltrlon-av.. North sine. B< ten* to Mr. Gotuley and Mr. Ch.i*e. of LakeVlaw, find her P’lTirr natrons, she will continue her after ik-'hi Herman on th<» S.-UI 1 and West Side*. and may be at Vi IVaK-i av. THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, istx. CLOTHDiG. AVFYBII SEEN The Very Large STOCK MENS’, YOUTHS’, BOYS’ CHILDREN’S CLOTHING! AT.T. MARKED in PLAIN FIGURES, AT THE BOSTON Square -Dealing, CUE-PRICE, Clothing House 229 West Madison-st., AND •173 Twenty-second-st. MABLEY A HULL, The Great One Price Clothiers, sell first-class Goods, but they do not charge first-class fancy prices for them. 122 W. Madison-st. Sllffi k mien. CLOTHING, HxITS; CAPS, AND Furnishing Goods. 141 Twenty-second-st. HAIR GOODS. HAIR GOODS! F. CAMPBELL, Having reopened at Nos. 112 Twenty-seeond-st., andSIS West Madison- st., wishes to inform the Ladies of Chicago and vicinity that he has the only COMPLETE stock of HAIR GOODS TTATR. JEWELRY in the city. Don’t forget the numbers, 112 Twenty second-st., and 318 West Madi son-st. MERCHANT TAILOR. LOUIS WUNBERLE, Merchant Tailor, Is again in business. and invito* his friends and patrons to call and see him at his new Quarters, 156 W. Washington-st. EF-Pc-rfoct aaUafactlon gnaraataad. 70 ERASE. LARGE ROOM To Let or Lease, into, on second floor, at 63 and 65 South Canal-st, and nuitahlc for ainunt any wholesale busluesa. Treatises arc well lighted: have a steam elevator on alley In roar, aud arc la the present centre of trade Terms to a responsible party. Possession imme diate. Apply to A. N. KELLOGG, on the premise*. EDUCATION Ain WEST SIDE ACADEMY. 14 North Sheldon-st. A Select School for Boys. Winter term begins on Monday Nov. 20. JOHN M. BELL, B. 1., Principal. MR. WATERS Informs bis pupils that tho school room will not b«> tviniy mull Wednesday. Nov4ls. at to a. m. GENERAL. NOTICES. i£fiop£.r/.v» or MARTINETS DANCING ACADEMY. CLi*3SSMiS REORGANIZED. In view of the changed address of my patrons. 1 adopt this method cf extending to them an invitation to flie opening of rav weekly parties, to he held at “TEMPLE.” 53 and 55 Adn-*»f.. beginning Tne>- .lay evening. Nov. It. J. EDWIN MARTINK. CAUTION. The Merchants. Bankers, and Business Community are entitled that GOLDSMITH SITTIG Are the oulv proprietors of the Business Guide and Directory of the leading houses of Chicago. and have no connection with any oilier party or parties. We is. sue our Guide ilaily. GOLDSMITH ,t SITTIG. Notice. Those having bills against the firm of Bobbins Bros., 7ti Mooroo-st.. will please bring or send them to the old place, 7«Monroo*U Thoaeowlng us will reader us under many obUga tlona to them, by calling and paying us whatever amounts oj money they are able to: being peculiarly situated among a lot of greedy, Insatiable creditors, we deolre to settle up our debts aa fast as possible. ROBBINB BROS 76 Monrofrst. THEALDIXE. NOTICE. AI.DINE huWribers. semi present address to Gen eral Agemy Office. 11. s. NEWELL A CO-. tAi,- General Western Agent*, 205 Wabasli-av.. Chicago. MIiROHAMS' lIIMXG AM) Lt’M’ll ROOM, 53 West nodi*«B-al- Will Ik? open in a few days. Fir>t class In every tr»JKH-t. SPECIAL NOTICE. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Ail parties hav. ing pan u tickets in posM'SKunculllng forgt««l* pledged by A. Andrew*, pawnbroker and money Tender. lately at ltV» tKUitli t l:uk.-1.. Will *all at his new office, Nu.’J?*! Smith HabUd-st.. when* all good* which are sartd bv the tin- run In- le.pini.'.l, and 1 herebr an lii.pun* j.i my fnruiiT frii-:al* amt Citron* that I "have «1 n« d at 77>: ro.mJi ami ant lendy Jm s-<. SEWING HAOKirs. HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. THE CHEAPEST, THE BEST Lock Stitch Mach ine ever placed be fore the PUBLIC. PRICE, $37. Warranted to do all kinds of work equal to any machine ever made. Call and Examine for yourself at 247 W. Madison-st., Comer of Sangamon-st., in. the Basement. JOHNSON, CLARK CO. AGENTS WANTED. NOTICE! All sufferers by the late fire will be LIBERALLY Dealt with by the ELLIP TIC SEWING MACHINE CO.,3B3WestMadison-st. OFFICE Gold Hal Seii Hie, 393 West sladison-st, Parties who have lost their Gold Medal Sewing Ma chine by the great fixe can have them replaced FREE, at our salesrooms. To those losing any other sowing machine wo will furnish a Gold Modal at a discount ot DOpcr cent. Sapp’s Walking-Hotlon Treadle applied to all our machine* FREE. Agents wanted. WILLCOX GIBBS, Sewing machine Co., MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. PIANOS, Organs, etc. ATTEST®, JIMS! JllWllrtC!!, formerly C 3 Waalilnglon-st, are now located at 270 AND 614 MICHIGAN-AV., and laxite the pnhllc to call and examine their new stock of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. recolred since the tire from their New York and Baltimore brandies, Including the celebrated Enabe Pianos, I J. Baner Co.’s Pianos, Needham’s Silrer-Tongue Or- gans. A full assortment of Paganini Suing*, Violins, Accordion*, Concertina*, (•nitar*, uraa* In* Htromrnln, etc., which they aro offering lor CASU, at greatly reduced pricos cyi’iauos and Organa tuned, polished, repaired, and shipped on short notice. JULIUS MIR C 0„ 270 and 611 Micliigan-av., Office WINES AND LIQUORS, VM. 1. StfflPFEBMi, lIUPOHTEIt, Offers now a Large Stock of French German Wines, LIQUORS, CIGARS, Fancy Groceries, All of RECENT importation. Wholesale and Retail 5 7 ff. Madison-sl., near the bridge. JOB PRINTING. PRINTING! Every Variety Job Printing, AT SHORT NOTICE AT Cor. Halsted and Madison-sts. TO RENT. TO RENT Front rooms for Business in marble front building, 384 Wabash-av. BILES, BRO. CD. TO RENT. Elegant Iron Front, 143 LAKE-ST., 20x140, four Btorice. with high ceilings, and a WELL LIGHTED BASEMENT; to be completed.by Feb. L Tenants wanted. For further description and particu lars apply to BAIRD A BRADLEY. 63 Sooth Canal-st. TO RENT, On Eldridge-coort, near State-st,, A JTSW ONE-STOBY BUILD INO. The first floor suitable for officer The basement willbespiickraßana well lighted. Will be nsadr for nae about JCot. 20. To Rent—Cheap. Anew comer store, r»\7i fee;. No. nos West Harri- Apply on l.e remise#*. DRY GOODS ~Xb.''shayT 243 k, 245 WEST MiDISON-ST., THOMPSON’S BLOCK. Just rcccivid: Two cases Striped iilohairs, in solid colors, novelties, and very desirable, at 25c. per yard, cheap at 35c. Extra quality English Poplins, choice shades, at 35c. per yard; cheap at 45c, 100 pieces Silk and Wool, and Ml Wool Poplin Plaids, in beaittiftil de signs and colors, fully 25 per cent cheaper than ever. Two rases extra size and quality Toilet Quilts, great bargains, $1.40; ditto Honey Comb at $1.50 each. Table Damasks, Kapkius, Duck Towels, Pink and Buff Damasks and Boyle’s Linens, and a Dili line White Goods at the lowest prices. 51 any novelties in Dress Fabrics, Trimmings, Shawls, Cloaks, Hosiery, and Fnderwear, added to our already immense stock during the past week, ALL BARGAINS. We shall be pleased to show onr friends and customers, MONDAY, NOV. IS. J, B. SHAT, WHOEESAEE DRY GOODS, 259, 211, 2« k 215 West HadisC.'i-st., (Biz Blocks directly woet of New Sherman baa now in stock fall lines of Prints, Bleached and Brown Cottons, Tickings, Stripes, Checks, Denims, Cotton Flannels, Woollen Flannels, Cloths, Bepellants, Shawls, Blankets, Quilts, Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, Ladles* and Cents* Underwear, Neglige Shirts, Ribbons, Trimmings, Laces, Worsted Goods, Notions, and the LARGEST STOCK OF HOSIERY IN CHICAGO In fact, a fall line of all kinds of goods connected with the general Dry Goods Trade. We shall be pleased to see both old and new customers, and can promise them THE BEST-ASSORTED STOCK IN THIS SIAR&ET, at very low figures* aMWIISTMOISi-ST. FIELD, LEITBE CO, CHICAGO. Wo take much pleasure in announcing to our friends, and the entire trade tributary to Chicago that immediately after the fire we leased the SPA CIOUS BEICK BUILDING, corner State and Twon tieth-sti., and that our WHOLESALE Department is now nearly as well organized as before the fire. We shall strictly adhere to our uniform LOW PRICES, and assure our patrons that nothing will be left undone on our part to maintain the former Standing of ‘vhlß MATtKi-.'f. We are now building a substantial brick store comer Market and Madison-sta., where we expect to move our WHOUSALE BUSINESS before Feb ruary 1,1871. Our RETAIL DEPARTMENT is now open, with complete stock in every branch. State sad Twentieth-sts. J. V. FARWELL GO. 167 Michigan-av. W'c are daily opening fresh lots of DOMESTICS, PRIJVTS, COTTOJV J.Vfl R'oo£ /XJ.V.VfiS, HO SIERY, MOTION'S, Ac., Ac. Our A'ew Ruilding, 347 A 349 Mbnroe-st., between Market and Eranklin, will be completed about .Tot*. 30, when we shall be able to again show our usual TREE V.IRIETY inwall Depart ments. C.W.&E.FAMIJE&CO. ore now opening a large and varied assortment of Foil and Winter DRY GOODS, CARPETS, BEDDIXG, ETC. We have also resumed the manufacture of our eel©- brated SPRING BED, conceded by all to be the BEST BED MADE. Our customers can rely on buying the beet goods, and saving at least SO per cent. Retail Stores, 923,325 and 927 State-st Wholesale and Carpet Departments, corner State and Congress-sta. C. W. E. PARDRIDQE CO. FURS! FURS! FURS! I offer my stock of hume-mannfactnred Furs at whole sale prices to the retail trade, consisting of Mink, Er mine, Astrachan Collars and Muffs for ladies. Gents Fur Collars and Beaver Gloves. Also Muffs re-lined. S. F. HERZOOG, 398 State-st. FOR SATE. Sugar-Cored Bacon Hams. Jnst received, a small consignment of the celebrated “MARYLAND BRAND"of Can'TiwNlfinjarCtind llama; also, of tlic SIMMS BRAND of Hams, both well known and hlchly-apprectatcd In the Eastern and Southern cities.. They are tolerably heavr. average 14 to iv ths; ate m choice order; very Juicy, and most wait, able for the requirements of hotels and restaurants, will l>o sold nt moderate price's in quantities of 1 tierce upward, to close consignment, bv HENRY MILLARD CO.. BRICK! Ijp.Cu) btick for sole, rricc, fio. In«iulro of ADAMS A NOONAN. LaSelh*. 111. FOR SALE. stock, fixtures and lease of boot and shoe store No. 7K* Wc!»t Madl»on-st. stock and fixture* all new and oomph te and a good trade established. No bouns re quired. Inquire nt itp South Hai»ted-gt. ARMY CLOTHING. Cavalry Overcoats, Infantry Overcoats, Cav alry Pants, Infantry Pants. VTe will’send price lists or samples by express. C. O. D-, at very low prices. CLEMENT SAVER, 2SO MILWAUKEE-AV., CHICAGO. SB! BRICKS! BRICKS! Beet Philadelphia Fronts. Apply to J. T- OLLLEAPIk, 1328 and 1330 South Broad «U Phlldelphio. BITTERS. Notice. BBICK Wc take pleasure in announcing to oar friends, and the trade generally. that we have resumed business at 675 West l.ake-«t.. and are now ready to supply the trade with Dr. Henley's California IXL Bitter*, which has become so popular in the Western and Southern States. All orders sent to os will be at* tended to with promptneM and despatch. L. CROSS CO., 675 W. Lake-st. 3’t'l*' t of It. Healey*-. CttUfintda I\L !}Utu*s L L BUB& ISO, Parlor, Bining'-room, Chamber FURNITURE! OFFICE DESKS, OFFICE TABLES, furnished immediately 10, 12, 14 and 16 North Caual-st. THAYER TOBEY FURNITURE CO. Have opened new WWW*? 11 their factory ouilding, 88, 88, 90, and 93 West Randolph st., with a good assortment of FUHNiriTRE. BEDDING-, &c. MACKENZIE, HATTER. 79 West Madison-st. 633 South State-st. THE STATE SAYL\GS ISSTITCTION, Formerly at SO and FZ LaSailo-st, opposite tho Court House, Is now located at 560 WAB^VSH-AV., F*ve doors south of Twcirth-«L. and will opcfflts Prin cipal Oilicc on ilatllson-sl., third door weal ot Market, DECEMBER Ist, Ann will havo their new firo-proof Bank Building eri'tbd on tho old alto by July, tsvi. Second National Bank fa transacting' its usual business at its new office, Mo. 45 West Washington-st. About the Ist of January will remove to the elegant fire-proof building. Mo. 63 West Washington. WILLIAM BLAIR CO., WHOLESALE SARDWOE. 80 82 South. Canal-st. 3,000 lioxet Tin Plate, 17,500 Ponndß Copper Jlotlomt, £5 Catet Sheathing Copper, 5,000 Meg* Wheeling •Vafft, And a largo stock, comprising BOUSE TRUHIINGS, CARPENTERS* TOOLS, STARTED AND JAPANNED WARE, And n full lino of GENERAL HARDWARE. Carefully selected and bought for cash since tho great nro. CARPETINGS! ALLEN MACKEY, ithOHt *lVr. 15, to Cor. State and Monroe-sta. CAKPKTS! Upholsters will find a good assortment V.\ It PETS of Terry**, Ken*. t'AKPJSTS Hair Cloths, Springs, Twine, iiaitn-sse?. BEDDING Bed Tloklnc and BEDDING spring Beds. BEDDING! Lacc Curtain**. Lambrequin?, m.AVKKTS: Piano Covers. ro.tiFoKTs: FEATHERS Paper Hangings. Present Location) 744 State-st. LOSS, nan Sr CO., Railway Car Springs AND RAILWAY SUPLLIES, Removed to 238 Michigan-av., foot of Harrison-st. lit the District Court ol the United State*, for the Northern District of New York. IN BANKRUPTCY— in tho matter of the West ern Insurance Company, a Bankrupt The undersigned hereby gives notice that betas been duly appointed Special Receiver of the property, assets and effects of tho Western Insurance Com- Sony, which have been adjuged a Bankrupt by the ilstrfct Court of tho United States for the Northern District of New York, and that all persons have been enjoined, bv the order of sold Court from making, and are forbidden to make, any payments of any debts to paid Bankrupt or the delivery of any property belong ing to it to said Bankrupt or any of Its officers, or any other person except tho undersigned os such Receiver, or from In any manner interfering with or removing any of the property of said Bankrupt except for the security or preservation thereof. Dated Buffalo, Oct 2,1871. GIBSON T. WILLIAMS. Special Receiver. «ta.Sj The co-partnertdilpberetofore existing under th© Arm name of Stephens dc Emerv, planiue mill and box man* ufacturere, in this city, is Oiisdnv dissolved bv mutual consent- IfENUV STEPHENS. October 27,15 H. A copartnership is tills day formed by Henry Stephens and G. W. Clark. Jr., late connected with Thomas Ooodwillie. for the purpose of carrying on a general planing mill, dockage, storage, and shipping of lumber, and box manufacturing business, who assume all liabilities and collect all debts due the firm of Stephens A Emery. HENRY STEPHENS, October27.lß7l. O. W. CLARK, 3R. Room i. No. ioo sirxeenth-st. Tlio conarmershlp heretofore existing under the name amt firm of Denton A Sage. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either party will sign In liquida tion at the office of D. U. Denton. No. 19f» East Wash- Ington-stl H« DENTON, Chicago. Nov- L ICT. RORERT F. SAGE. Dissolution of Co-Partnership. Tlie firm of Thoma* B. Bryan .fc Co. U dissolved bi -11.,• mutual oonsout of Its members. The business of the Fldelitr Safe Depository will be continued ttlie va.u> MailmKßwa»««> HOS- B BBVAX The firm of Johnson. Munjhey «fc Co. is this day dis solved bv mutual consent- The book* and v t oiinls are with"R. P. Mnrphey, who alone I* autlmrind to sign in liquidation. J. BROOKS JOHNSON, b R. P. MURPHEY. Clilcago. Nov. 11.1571. L. E. MURPHEY. TTie copartnership now and heretofore existing l>e tween tile tmderslgncd as real estate broken*, at S3T Wabash-av.. Chicago, IU., under the firm name of springer A Tierce, la this day dlssolred by miityal consent. Each of the nudcmrncil *lll contlnae in business on his sole account at the same place. Chicago. ypT. a. 1371. The firm of Mnrpby EWTISTS, UTo, 964 Wabash-av., north of Twen ty-second-st, DIXON HAMILTON, ARCHITECTS, No. 829 State-st., (Second Story), Sntrance through. Boomer Jonhs’ Star Store. Giiiet’s Chemical Works. These Works are now ac No. 51 West Lake-st., and have since the fire been pat In complete running order, with an entire new stock of fixtures and ma terials, and goods will be manufactured, and the trade supplied as usual. OILLET.McCULI.OQH* CO. HADLEY BROS., BOOKSELLERS, 783 State-st., Chicago, Arc now filling their country orders as nsnal before the fire. i w. mum i go., Auction and Commission Merchants, Tr,r 'l;VnrchMe una raieol rionr, Grain and ProtU lone. Room U, 3t Clioton-st. Chicago, 111- “daras^ife. k c %ffiao*. w. XI. BEED, Tlie well-known Merchant Tailor (f(.:»?rlr under Matte«on House* will open ITondar. Jiov. 13tb, in his new store, 157 Twenty Second st. Shoenfeld Bros.& Go COiTIMISSIOX MEKCHA-VTS In Woollens, &c. &c. 37G Stalc-si. Wo arc roci'lvhijr jroods from onr ivlik'h we’oiVer to llio tradt*. Drs. J. G. T. H. TRINE, HAVE REOPENED THEIR] Movement Cure! For the treatment and cure of Chronic Invalids, by Vibratory mid Special WABASH-AV.. Chicago. New and Improved Vlbratorv Appimtu-. Special attention given to Paralysis uml'N'ervous Dis eases. Invalids are eonliallv invited to call and witness treatment and effects. Hours for Treatment; Ladies, from 8 a.m. to 1 p. m.; gentlemen, fromp. m. t<>(> p.m. HE MAN ALLEN, A. M., Teacher of Piano and Violin. No. 11 Ellis Park. CITY HOTEL, Resumed Business Corner Sixteenth and State-sts. J. W. TOWNE, Prop. HINRICHS SONTAG, IMPORTERS OF China and Glassware, German China Toys, Lava, and Parian Marble,*" (recently 56 Inke-st.) o r> iso?a.te:-st., nro selling at New York prices as before the fire. DR. HENRY GLIM, OCULIST AND AURIST. Ila.o again opened Ids office at 2W West Madlson-st., whrre lie is prei*ar»*d with all modem appliances for the relief of the deaf and blind. Aitiliciid eyed inserted. Dr. 3. B. Walker. Oculist and Aurlst. Offices: .*>D State-st., from 10 to i; Sunday, firm 11 to I. West Side. :rJH Wwt Madison-st, from 2to4p. m. Resilience, No. 00 Tweuty-thUd-.st., Chicago. Dress-making. Mrs. TRYANT, of 3»2> Wabash-av., ha-9 Just received now ami stylish Dress and Polonaise patterns from S. T. TAYLOR. Importer of Patterns, New York. Clancy's loan Office, formerly 2it East Randolph-sf., now at 31 WcstMadl- Mon-sU Money to loan on Diamonds, Watches, and Jewelry. runs CLEANED AND REPAIRED At prices lower than over, at the Fur Kfactory, 152 Tldrd ar. Call, or send orders by mail to I. LOETTNKIS. DR. KENNICOTT, Mar be fonnd. teir.porarlly. at VA Wabash-av., over Manufacturers, National Hank, until his room* in fru»?»y’» Opera House can bo repaired. MB. MOSHER Will open his Phi>to,rraph Gallery. n*»l Wabash-av.. cor ner Tw»*ntv-tir«t-st.. alMint the lotli of Dei-ember, when be will make those 1-cautiful Shadow photograph!* for merly made at 30 Wi.sldnston-st. Come one, come all. One block from Fle’.d A Loiter** stole. DR, LANDIS. Office, ll ft West Washington-*!. Residence. 3tt Ilurlhnt-st. Office hours, between 2 and 4p. m.; Sun- days, 2 and 3 p. m. Burning* Brands. Stencils. Steel Stomps, manufactured by GUSTAV KOCH. 127 West Madison-st., formerly 49 South Wells, st., under Briggs House. GLAZIERS’ DIAMONDS. NOTICE.—O. D. DUNHAM, manufacturer, repair er. ;md dealer In all kind of Glaziers* Diamonds. for* merlynf i.-d itandolpb-st., has reopened, at UT West Ranuulph-st., with a iK-w selected stock, where he will be happy to meet all Ids old customers, and will en dcavor to give them as good satisfaction as heretofore. J. J. DTJHON, DENTIST, Formerly corner Madison and Chuk-sK. Has re-opcned at his residence, IS2 West Washing ton-:*!., between Dcsphdnea and Unlon-sts. UUKAT ItKI'L'CTIoN IN mcE*. A first-class set of teeth for *IS.W Parte ol seta proportionately low. Gold tidings SLOO to 4,(X> •Silver Idlings 50c to 2.00 Cleaning and polishing 1.00 COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, _ Offlco 173 West Sfadi.-ou sfnn f. near Untried street (formerly at HT South Chirk Mm O, SIMEON W. KINO Is tlic only Commin-iourr In Chicago for all the States and Territories. Is al><> Cuitt-d states Comm!*-- slower, Connwllnr at Uw. and Notary Piddle. Pass ports obtaSmsl. de]M).'iti tu73.000 p,-ople.couduot*d largely by persons whose conduct we cannot personally ecnillnUe. It Is the people’s wort we are trying to do, and we ask all persons to Rive ns information la writ lop fof any almws, cither in distxltmtlua or deport ment. committed by auy officer or person connected with this society. wo particularly Invite Information as to cases where people receive aid who ought not u> have It. as well as all cases where needy and worthy pt-rs-ons are overlooked. tsitcii communications should be precise, giving names places, and definite particulars, and lie address ed to WIRT DSXTER, Chairman. Information for Applicants for Belief. The dtyls divided Into fire districts, mad each dis trict Is subdivided Into sub-districts, os follows: DISTRICT NO. I.—This Includes the whole of the North Division. Thedistributin* offices mre at inter section of North Wells and Clark-sts.. andat the cor ner of Sedgwick and Dlvlslon-sts. Sub-District No. 1 in clcdcs all north of North-av. Sub-District No. Z In eludes all south of NortUav. district NO. 2.—This include* that portion of the West Division lying north of Klnxie-at. Sab-Didtncc No. i includes last portion lying north of Chicago-av.- and the distributing office Is mt the church comer oc Reuben and Dlrivion-sts. Sub-District No. 2 runs from CMcago-av. south to Klnde-st., and the distributing office U at the Tabernacle Church, comer of West In diana and hlorean-sts. district So. s—This Includes that portion of the West Division bounded north by Klnrie-st, cast by the River, south by Twelfth-st, and west by the city limits. Sub-District No. 1 Includes the territory east of Keubenst; office on Madlson-st opposite Taroop, Sub-District No. 2ls west of Reuben-su. and the offioa Is at the Church corner of Park-av. and Roboy-sL DISTRICT NO. 4,—This tncludos all of the Wert Division south of West Twelfth-st. Office at the cor ner of Wright-st and Newbvrry-av. The aub-dlstrtat offices have been discontinued. DISTRICT NO. s.—This include* the whole South Division. Sub-district No. l is the territory north Twenty-seconil-st., and the office Is at Plymouth, Church, comer Wabash-av. and Eldrldgo-comt Snb dutrict No. 2 Is south of Twenty-seooud-st, and east oC the Pittsburgh, Tort Wayne Chicago Railroad, with office comer of Twenty-afth-st and Indlana-av. Sab district No. 3 has an office at the comer of Archer-av, and McGrcgor-st, and its territory la that part of th« South Division lying west of the Pittsburgh, fort Wayne* Chicago Railroad, and south olth* river. DISTRICT NO. 6.—.U1 of Cook County outside ac the city of Chicago. Superintendent. C. o. Puscheck- Office, comer Ualstcd and Kandolph-sta. The persons to be aided by this agency are such as have, la conse quence of the fin*. left the city, and not thoeo resident in the country towns at the tune of the fire. An agent Is appointed m each town where such persons are now living, to receive applications and distribute relist. Committee on Charitable Institutions. tooCramnittwc* Aid to 'U-ndrf to sffifSfivjgsi wcR wdN. Applications I printed to either oi tbeaty*^ Sen. who will bring the th« n their regular meetings. Shelter Committee. T. >r. and T. VT. Haxrer. Hoadqaartera 409 WCctWoibinston-at. Committee on Sick, Sanitary, an! Hospital measures. chAlrmao. Heartqnartors, iCCC '••r at Standard HolL RELIEF. 'M relief la at Dr. IT. A.. ilomUr, Xureaiw SPECIAL Tbe distribution office for Chnrcli of the iteealab. Wabaah-ar., court. Applicants must corns with app elating the facta entitling them to relief, and reou»_ mentations from the pastor of the church where they belong, or the properly authorized officer of any honor olenl society of which they may be members, who sbaS have examined Into the merits ef the case. STANDARD HAIL. The Executive Committee of the Relief and Aid So ciety nits doily and all day, at standard Hall, to super vise and direct the bnsliuMe of tho various anVcom mUtees who report, every evening. In public executive session. Bills against the society should be preaentea at this office for payment, between ths hours of 1 mad 4p. m. AH goods that mar have reached the Belief Bod off, consigned to individuals or toother noeiotiee, wtUM delivered to the consignee upon application. NOTICE. Committee lor Special XtelieC* Church of tho Messiah, corner Wabash xt. and bard-court. This Committee will be in session to receive applloA nons for relief from 9a. ta. to l n. m. each day. The The work of this Committee is limited to coses where, tor s\tUlactor*> r&lsons, the applicant cannot obtain re* ucl bv application to tho General Relief Depots. Pep. sons who nave been receiving aid from the DLstriot Depots, or con conveniently do so, should mak« their applications there, and not to this Committee Every applicant for relief to this committee should present an application In writing, stating name, pres ent residence and residence before the lire, the num ber of persons constituting tho family, and their ago and sex. whether such applicant was burned out. aoS the extent of the losses sustained, and what, 11 any. means of support are open to such applicants, and whether applicant has received, or expects to receive aid from other sources. Such applicant should also set forth In detail and with exactness the relief which Is asked for, stating kind, and number, and quantity, with sufficient distinctness to enable tho Distributing Agent to select tho articles named. Care Is needed in lids respect, as mistakes ars constantly being made as to clothing, especially for ths want of the prober statement as to sizes and dimen sions and os to the special kind of garments desired. Every such application should be ccrtlUod by the pastor of a church or propec officer of some organized benevolent as sociation. or a member of tho Relief Societr or of this Committee, or by some visitor appointed by this Committee, who shall state in such cerudoato that the condition and needs of the Applicant have been dnly investigated to the satisfaction of the person so certifying, and no application nut so certified will bo considered. Blank forma of CerUUcaton can be oi>- tained of tho Committee. Careful attention to the requirements herein setTforth will save both the apptt cant and the Cobimittee much trouble and delay. E. C. EARNED. ROBT LAIRD COLLIER, Secrvtar HR DU THROWN DOWN I Safes got out, Arc, Send descriptive orders to E. F. BOSLEY, Souse-Mover, XI? West Washlngton-st. IRON FIRE-PROOF ROOFING, With onr Patent Jolntfor Buildings and Railway Cars. S. B. BROWN CO., Corner of Twcnty-aecoml-st and Archer-ar. OSsa. <3 Hnbhard-court. Capital for Business. Any person having a good business, and deairlagtb renew or extend it by additional capital, can hear of aa opportunity to form a copartnership by addressing CAPITAL, care of Kimball Jt Taylor, Bankers aa€ Brokers, SO Broadway, Now York. Mcrcantilejor manufacturing preferred. Unaxcep* tlocable references given and require*!. BURNT PAPER, Writing Perfectly Restored* The writing on papers, badly charred, in fact M much so that great care bad to be taken to prevent them from falling to pieces, lug been perfectly re stored by using our Ink Revolver. More than fifty different Anns have already used it with perfect suc cess'n copying their book* and papers. Coll at our office, Umou Park, cor. Madison*,*!. NOTICE TO BUILDERS. The Mechanics* and manufac turers’ Exchange, Parties wishing to employ builders, contractor*, carpenters, masons, p:;lnters, Ac., should call at Oio Exchange, ca) state-st. The Mechanics' and Manu facturers’ Exchaugu is a bureau for employment. Wanted at the present timt*. 50 masons and bricklay er* also, UM laborers wanteiL THADDECS ROBERTS. Secretary. BROOM CORN. Z, B. TAYLOR, dealer In Broom Corn and Broom makers* Material and Tools. Consignments of Broout Corn and Grain solicited. Warehouse, 337 North Clark at. Office. 70 North Clinton-st. Dress-Making. MRS. F. SLATED? formerly at A. O. Down's, Stalest, has opened her dress-making rooms at her residence. 1M North Pcoria-st. Customers are re< pect fnlly Invited to caU. mOGBTIMBDILDMS. We are prepared to furnish Architects and BnCdon with onr wrought Iron FIRE-PROOF BCILDISB MATERIAL. consisting in part of our fine CorrugateA Iron Doors and Shatters. Corrugated Inn, Iron Cell- Inc. Iron Clapboards. Iron Lath. Corrugated Iron Arch. Corrugated Metallic Shingle, in ten different metals, for roofs and side of huluUngs. Further in formation mar be obtained and samples seen at the of fice of POTTER PALMER. Esn., comer State ana Chicago. The Metallic Corrugated Shin gle Qq. F. ROYS, Agent. Odd Fellows Relief Committee. The Relief Committee, I. O. O. F.. hare headquarters and supply rooms at the Fifth Baptist Church, comae of Harrison and Sangamon-sta. E. B. SHERMAN. J. WARD ELLIS. Chairman. Secretary. JOHN G. ROOEBS, Treasurer. TO BANKERS Ami others. Why dou*tyoahalldVank vaults. &a.of FIRE BRICK! ROBINSON CO.. 215 East Mfldisoa-.it. DIVIDIL\» \OTICE. The Pullman Palace Car Company have .declared tlu-ir unit regular quarterly dividend of 3 per tout, jiayahU- N0v.15. Patent Office. Quick grant of patents procured-fand quick aalea made. “Patent Right Oaxettc,” price 10 cents. Tua Inventors’Exhibition and Patent Right Association* \Z Warren-Bt.. New York. SALT AND CEMENT. REMOVAL. HASKK, JTAETDf &WHEELEB, Manufacturers and dealers la Salt and Cement, OFFICE REMOVED TO |Q$ Honrcs-sL, oppoalfc oW Fpit Qfflte* 5