FOREIGN. Increase of Cholera at Constan tinople. Various Rumors Concerning the Proposed Movements of the Pope. The French Press Call for an Alliance ■with Enssia as Against England. Italy. Rome, Nov, 12.—TLb Due tie Harcourt, French Ambassador from Paris at this court, was yes terday received by the Pope and Cardinal AntonolU. _ rams. Nov. 12.—Humors continue, as t2 the approaching depasture of the Popft from Homo. The jVanrc to-day distinctly states that the Popo has Intimated to Thiers that Ills his intention to establish n residence in France, and that Thiers has made a strong appeal to dissuade the Holy Father, from-his purpose,-without success.aud has finally placed at his disposal tho castle of Faa. Fraaec, Parts. K«v. 12.—Information-from*Corsica la to the effect that all is quiet. The ironclad squad ron, which was ordered to Ajaccio about tho time of Prince Napoleon's visit, still remains at that port, Paris, Nov. 12.—The French press I 'very gener ally discuss the recent speech of tho English Pre mier, Gladstone, and deduce therefrom a neces sity for France to seek henceforth a Russian alli ance. llnu.ln. Lovrov, .Nov. 12—Evening.—United States Minister Curtin telegraphs from St. Petersburg to the London Agency that there is a dreadful state of suspense regarding the Grand Duko Alexis, which will be relieved by the news of tho arrival of one of the fleet at New York. Spain. Mahrip. Nov. 12.—Tho adherents of Zorilla in tho Cortes propose, on Tuesday next, to press a vote c*n«mlup the Miubwry for Its coarse in re gard to the International Society. Turkey. Constantinople, Xuv. 12.—The cholera Is in creasing in this city, and many deaths are daily reported. NEW* TORS., THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL FLEET. QrATiAKTiXK. Staten Inland. Nov. 12.—ThR Rns- Sian clipper Abreck, Captain ttcbantz. thirty-two dare iroin Madeira, anchors! in tlio lower hay last niaht. Captain Schauta pays that he parteil company with the Admiral about twenty-seven day* ago. and Unit tl;eir arrival horc.may be ex- Pocted atjiny momrut Xue Abreck was boarded by the revenue cutter Northerner ut 7 o’clock this snomhur. To-duy Mr. Cntncazr, the Russian Minister, ac companied by his secretary, proceeded down the bay m Gcneiui Aspinwnli’a yacht, and went on board the Abreck, They were received with the usual honors. thoy visi ted Admiral* Rowan’s Irigship. and spent tome lime, where mutual congratulations were exchanged. The A brock loft Madeira in company with the frigate Svetlana and o »rvelto llvratre. When In longitude 21, latitude an, Vice-Admiral PosMet, Chief-of-Squadron, pave orders to the Abreck to takes southerly course, and proceed under steam to New York, to rendezvous until the arrival of the Sveilara and Bogutre. twees i. Chas. O’Conor paid yesterday that Tweed was taking all the prelimt nary stops that men take W hen they seek tp i |ud* Justice bv Uiphr to n for eign land. Tie police w-tild not be vory-netjvo in umsTimr htni, oven now, if the Coaimit tece of 6Lv» nty could give them power," and would not help ns i»v. informing of Ids move tneuts.r O’OunuiT believed that Tweed Would c:*f talnlyfly, and-that there a-e many impediments In his w»y. He dbbiit think In* would be the on’y frondimat criminal that would unit the country: ut wherever they go in Kiropu ilu*y will Uni that tiny cannot remain with impunity. They Will be followed whenrver the luw can follow. cojntjsrKn »bxt. Ab to Fields,his seat in the Assembly will be* dis puted on the- ground of fraud In the elections, of which proof*la so abundant that Horatio acy- Biour will-surely lake Lis beat. .Titii m:w ciiAirrrn has already been drafted for submission to tho legislature. It will provide a more lust govern ment lor the _ people. As to tho. /dif ficulty hNmt the.. Aldermen, tho flavor need not tiimhlo himself about it. In ans’ c.ise, the newly-clectert Aldermen will bn the Alderman, and all points of law will be swept away. CAI(I> FROM IUVINCS. JJunes Trvimr, In a published stut°m'‘nt,-saya he knows nothing about the assault on Dowley; for which hclsairresW. iHc d«»n’t kinw that ever ho paw Dowley; was tiot.near tho :r u*us, said did not recognize any psrti«^»concerned iu it."Thinks the action, against lUm is for the purpose of persecution, and that ho has been treated by. (h«V United*" Strtcs authorities like a dog. It is su?pcrted-that the wrong man has bw* n l«d, aitil It 1« tvpnrtod nh'infi-tho SbcrlfTs oftlco that the description of tho assail ant tallies with one of tho Deputy ShertlCa named Jim Erbc. WfcrnE. Mrs. j.O. Ires Young, u married on Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn, committed ir.ulcldobyjuumlng from a sccomtetory window on Friday, while suffering from puerperal fever. i J THE ELECTIONS. IlllneU. The following ere otfiriul returns of the vote for Congret*nl:m-at-Largo; 800ne....: 1.121 169 Colee .r. 2,n« a.n»s Bo Witt.. 1,265 1,213 Lee :,.j 1,615 1,091 Menard 705 861 Montgomery.:.... v I,siß 1,729 Stark...., 640 313 Union 302 837 Douglas 826 C 75 Washington 1,238 813 €U-oU 070 935 Slrnmc, 123 60, Richland 671 982 Franklin A 724 1,032 •Icrsey..;; 1 653 31,054 Bureau 1,170 I 6 1,477 633 Fa>eUr X,US U264 ftepbCUK-n I,S3* 1,403 Marlon... LaSalle.- Edwarde, Fortv-one counties £IJWS 46,171 BeverfdgeV muj« ray in f>riy-unS counties, 4,024. INDIANA. ißlrrotine Itlnrtler Trial at Columbia City. j Special BespMch to Thu Chicago Tribune." Foet WAVNKrNov. 11.—An important murder trial was iH'gan at Columbia City, I ml., to-day— the trial of A. BarkdaiU charged with murdering his wife last May. The defendant is near 70 years of npr, and his wife wa* almut Uic same ace. She had la-t ii Windsor a number of yea re, Jt Is al leged that the ftoisoncr knocked her down.i and, after kicking her. left her. She survived her in juries fifteen minutes.. Barkdall has been-ift laiL The case causes considerable Interest,"and will bo hotly contest* d, there being good legal talent en gaged on both sides. THE CABOLINAS.y- Eu-Elcz Sentenced to Ar. *•**•!•—Vlij|lit Af Citierna. New Tonic, Nov. 11.—A South Carolina despatch reports that Ibe United States Court at Raleigh imd sentenced a large number of tbo Ku-Klux to the Albany Peul .entiury. At Cnester, arrests weremndc on the secret evidence of worthless negroes, on«* of whom had Ken convicted of rap». On Widnesday there were arrests Unionvdle people wore fleeing raprllv. YoiiKVii lu. 8. C., Nov. 11.-Tho Enquirer of the ?th says there were forty-two mure arrests in York County during the week. Three hundred more h»ve mode confessions of member shin ■with the Ku-Klux. Tchjrrnpbic Brerilin. Governor Hoffman tna pardoned Benjamin Blackout, sentenced to be hanged for poisoning hie wife— —George Bolts of Newark, N. J., was sentenced yesterday to be hunged-An December 21 for the murder of Oliver S/HalstecL Exceptions Co the senf€neowereffJed. s —Louis Vandoihook. of Chicago, a passenger on the eastern-bound train from Kansas City, on the itallroad. shot himself on Triday hist, inflicting: a fats} wound. Ho ..was Ipft at Holden, Mo., wbefobo received medical attention. He had hoODi playing three-card monte on the train,' arctis supposed to have lost heavily. George Worthington, one of tho moat'-promi nent citlrens'of Cleveland, died on Friday night. Deceased was the head.of the largo hardware houfe o G rorgu AYorjhlnzlon Co. f —A despatch was received «t Cleveland yester day morning from Mad:son« Ohio, staling that a vessel had sunk two miles from the shore. Three lasoedto the- cross-trees. -A* tug h:is itone from Cleveland to their assistance. The aamoofiho vessel warnotknown. 5*° n Tennessee, la emphati- SK SJ aTO I non-uctlon on the part of tho Do iSwSCfU??o'lSleW. nrtn,l*rted that she is privileged to carry our flag, her true character, nevertheless is a ques tion lor civil investigation, and not to be deter mined ulouo by the Spanish author i;ie* with -the ill of ft naval lone. Another subject in this connection forms the basis of The complaint by the Spanish Govern ment, namely: Not long ago the Spanish Consul at I’ort au*l*rluce made a demand on tlio Haytlon umboiitlcalorthe surrenderor the Hornet, hue was xcfusdd, our Minister having uttgred a'strong protest ngulnsi It, and also nguloat Cbo-6paxiUn menace. Soon after tbe.se proceedings, the Span ish Consul. while passing the wharf where the vessel Jay. was loudly derided by her errw, which is said. to consist of about two-hundred colored sollora. In eom?o --qu< ucc of these proceedings, the Consul returned to his Consulate and took down Ids lUg,' and tho fact of the alleged Indignity has been communi cated to our government. Thus the matter now stands, with no prosjiect of an immediate settle ment or the question ut issue, nLd, In the mean time. I’ort au Prince Is virtually blockaded by a Spanish vessel, Hayti being too feeblo to demand respect for her neutrality. Rrutnl. Aaannlt nnd Robbery at Wooster. Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune. Wocsteh, Ohio, Kov. ii—A brutal asfuult and rubbery was committed iu this city last night, shortly after nine o’clock, on the person of WiilipmEuchnnan. He had just returned from Pittsburgh ‘witn tlio proceeds of the. sale o i two ear loads of sheep, ana going to his residence.u short UUtnnco north of tho depot, was attacked in an alley near his stable by two men who selic d. ela*kf d. nnd pounded and kicked him till he was Inst nsibh*. lie Jay for half mi hour when he rieo'cud sudlck-ntly to stagger homo in a bruised and bleeding condition. There wore four had cuts and wounds on Ids head and face, nud many bruises on his body. U was found that ho bud been robbed i.fsi.oou m cash, and Kow York drafts for over SI,OOO. U is supposed that Mr. Buchanan was followed from PiUsburgu by the ecoumUc.s. Ko arrests. 2,634 _2.527 Horrible Tragedy IVenr Onnjc 31is*tlon, K«. “fir. Louis. 'Kov. 12. horrible murder was committed near Osage Mission, Ka., on the flight or the Gih'ln&t. /The facts ellcllcd ure as follows; John V. Flanagan, the perpctnitor.ot the crimp, having recently met with pecuniary’’ losses, re solved to despatch himself and family, and on the .Clh'inst. procured chloroform, and during the sight administered it to hia 'wife and two little girls, aped lo months and 2 years. About 4 o'clock in the morning Mrs. Flanagan awoke from the stupor produced by chloroform and discovered her husband in the act of driving ten-penny rial's into the head o£ ono of the children, and flying to the rescue* of her babes »ho found them expiring from the effects of blows, inflicted with the hatchet and nails. She succeeded in disarming her husband, cavo the jihirrar and ho was taken Into custody. A letter wnsfound tneked to the wall of the room, addressed to some of his relatives, in •which he states thatiu consequence of his mind being in finch a condition that ho could not do anything, lie had determined to kill liinißelf and family, ex cepting hia eon Clarence. tWT 1.651 34W 2,751 237 110 NbTfHow Fever at Charleston* Charleston, 8. C„ Xov. 12.—X0 deaths from yellow fever have occurred during the past two flays. Leading physicians advise their patients that thoyCinay! como back, and great -numbers' have already.!eturno I. Tbo City Council have ordered d dny of prayer and lhanktgiving on no count of. the abatement of the disease; There was u heavy .white frost here this morning. Proposed Railroad Transfer* rnn-AWKLrniA, Nov. n.—At a meeting of the Fhiludelphm& Trenton Railroad today rceolu-' liens weK* adopted to oblulu tho written nnsont of tbesthckhtomeia to least* tho toad to tho Penn* pylvania Railroad. Tho entire vote will ho la fttvor of the lease. Tills will complete tho trims* for of 4CB miles of road lu New Jersey to Uio Poms tylvania Railroad. Attention Sir JSnights! Stated Conclave of Apollo Commandeiy, No. 1, K. T., at the Asyhrm’ In the atasonlc Temple, cor. Randolph i-tid Ilalsted-st*.. this (Momlav) evening at7l o'clock, *at which the nambera are earnestly requested to be present.: .By order of the Commander. K. N. TUCKER, nocorder.. ■4 e opp. will*bo a regular convention of Crusader itcige. N(v,ii, K. of P., this and EVERY MONDAY "Evening. c. w. maynard, V wt c.. TO'CHICAEO MERCHANTS. Splendid Store To Be Built. I propose to. build, on the corner of .West Washing ten, a first-class 4-slory building, thoroughly lighted on three fronts, to bo finished March next. T should bo happy to receive proposals for renting the'store, 30ri*» feet, and. basement, .45x220 feel* on the whole build ing. beowit, 226 East Monroe-st LEAD OIL WORKS EHnUlthul ISM. linrTit nnd Helmut IMS. MAXBPAOTtTKERB OP Itend Pipe, Slice!-Krnd, Bar n’t»d Plf Letd. I'orrltnunnd ItoHi d -LlnacoU Oil aud Ground (111 Cnke, fur icedinjt. All cur llusec*! OUln guaranteed rirfrtly pure and /Vllutlpit. Office: CHICAGO CO.. Ennnfsctcnrs of ITop HhcU -liuolc ebot, and Balia.- in.n> tie trade VASHHTQTON. STOKES* CASE. COUNSEL FOR Tin: KU-KLUX, nnsiGN vnoN. KtT-KI.UX PROCLAMATION. CASK OF TIIE lIOUNKT. OHIO, TO RENT. LEAD AND OI L WORKS* CHICAGO H. W. BDATCSh*ORD CO., 90 Narth (!lialou«st. THE CHICAGO THtBIWE: DRY GOODS. X B. SHAY, 243 245 WEST MiDISOtf-ST., THOMPSON'S BLOCK. Just received: Two cases Striped Ulctufrs, 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. ICO pieces Silk and Wool, and All Wcol Pcpiin Plaids, in beautiful de signs and colors, fully 25 per cent cheaper than ever. Two cases extra size and quality Toilet Quilts, great bargains, $1.10; ditto Honey Comb at $1.50 each. Table Damasks, Napkins, Duck Towels, Pink and Bn!T Damasks and Doyle’s Linens, and a full line White Goods at the lowest prices. Kany novelties in Dress Fabrics, Trimmings. Shawls, Cloaks, Hosiery, and Underwear, added to our already immense stock during the past week, ALL BARGAINS. W r e shall be pleased to show oar friends and customers, MONDAY, NOV. 13. FIELD, LITE GO. respectfully announce that they are new established in their new quar ters, corner State and Twentieth s'... where they have opened full lines of every class of Dry Goods, and will continue to receive, by direct importation and otherwise, tho most desirable and popular styles, which will be sold invariably at tbeir former low prices. State and Twentieth-sts. DRY GOODS. TSOSi PEEPS G6a S2 34 West Randolph-st., Cana!-it, We take pleasure in stating to the pub lic that we have just opeaei a NEW and EXTENSIVE! STOCK of DRY GOODS, which we cnc? at the LOWEST UTAH tCEX IBICES. Specialties in DRESS GOODS, WOOLIEKS, LINENS, IOHESTICS, and DHDERWEAR. TO THE TRADE. We have a large line of WOOLLEN SCARES, HOODS, SHIRTS, and DRAW EES,direct frcia the Efcnufactaren,which we cfler at Eastern Jobbers’ prices. KGOWS&GO, 235 k 231 W. MSi-Sl, DRY GOODS. CJIIFUMESICa, are now opening a Urge and varied assortment of Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, CUITETS, BEDDHTC, ETC. We have also resumed the manufacture of onr cele brated SPRING 15ED, conceded by all to be the BEST BED MADE. Our customers can rely on buying the best goods, and saving at least 30 per cent. Detail Stores, 923,925 nnd 927 tttato-st. Wholesale and Carpet Departments, corner State and Conpresa-sts. C. W. E. PARDRIDOE CO. HATS AND FURS, SWEET, DEMPSTER CO., Nos. 89 and 61 Washlngton-st., WHOLESALE DEALERS IX MTS, GAPS FURS, Buck Gloves and Mittens, Have by far the largest and best assorted stock of Hate, Caps nod Furs. Back Gloves and Mittens, BoAnlo, Wolf and Lap Hobos, Umbrellas etc., to be found In Chicago, nt old prices. Call and see na at 59 and Cl West Washlngton-st., between Clinton-and Jet fii son-sta., one block north and ball block west of new Biiorman House, The only wholesale Hathooso cn the West Side. Customers will please remember tho numbers. 69 and CL West Washlngton-st. Orders tilled promptly. BWEET, DEMPSTER CO. TJtTT.CVRS, At Home! lifSEWS&IASOH, lerctot Tailors, JFermrrig Brvirn A* Are at home in. their now Parlors,. No. 659 "Wabash-av., withanun usually choice assortment of sonehle goods; Their facilities for making np the same are un impaired. Special attention giv en to Wedding outfits. Call and see them. .659 Wabash-av.. IXAVORiKG EXTRACTS DR. PRICE’S Cream Baking -Powder iftid Special Flavorings Arc the Great Kitchen Luxuries. They are net equalled by, any of their klndlq. the ct.iintiy for their couiplcto purity, and delightful pro «m»-t* I« r the table. TAKE NAVIGATION. Goodnsh’s Steamers Dally for Slllwagkee and Weal Nho«s I'ohi, 1) a in, For «r»nd Haven and 9Tuik«ffon, Weekly, j>. id. Fir Kt. vSK-vh. T a t»W*«kly v SI i,. m. For tireen lUy, Aleuumince, Ac ,?p, DRY GOODS, Gave opened their SOUTH SIDE STORE, 138 TWESTI-SECOSD-ST., With a new stock of DRY GOODS, AT LOWEST PRICES, together with some bargains in Silks, Dress Goods, Shawls, &0., slightly soiled while being saved from the fixe. West Si IM DepaiHnßil IS AT 636 West Lakc-st., near Paulina. Wholesale Department IS KOW FAIBLT OPENED AT 329 West Hadison-st., Opposite Aberdeen, with an entirely new and well-assorted stock of STA PLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, at bottom prices. CARSON. PTBIE CO. J. B. SHAY, WHOLESALE DRY GOODS, 239, 241, 248 k 245 West Hadison-st., (Six Blocks directly west of Now Sherman House), hu now In dock fiiQ lines of Prinfj, Bleached and Brown Cottons, Tickings, Stripes, Checks, Denims, Cotton Flannels, Woollen Flannels, Cloths, Bepeilonts, Shawls, Blankets, QnUtsi Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, Ladles’ and Cents’ Underwear, Neglige Shirts, Blbbons, Trimmings, Laces, Worsted Goods, Notions, and the LIU6EST STOCK OF BOSIEBT IN CHICIGO J In fact, a fell line of all kinds of goods connected with the general Dry Goods Trade. We shall be pleased to see both old and new ccstcmers, and can promise them TUB BEST.ASSOBTCD STOCK IN THIS HIBKET, at rerj- low figures. ISSjftffiHfireTlilHf. DRY GOODS. No Heavy Bonus! OR LARGS RENTS TO PAY. We sell gooibi to suit tUc llmec. being contented to sell a LAUGE QUANTITY AT SMALL PROFIT*. CottamlfiCi'iirtHftfroomiurkig other prioe.i, aaiyoa will be conviaceillt Is so. Wlerrigold Lloyd, SSS West Itladisoa'.'Jt. KNIT GOGHS. &o. Mis, isißif, k D.W.&I.MFH&GO. 604 Wafoash-av„ Have reopened a new and complete stock of NOTIONS, HOSIERY, and' GLOVES, EAKCY DRY GOODS, SHAWLS, FLAN HELS, KNIT GOODS, &c,,&c., which they offer to the TEADE AT LOW PRICES. Ciders promptly filled, and satisfaction guaranteed. ffiIMMY, TROUT I CO., OF PKm.AB£LPniA. Have now open for the accommodation of Uie Chicngo Jobbing Trade, a full lino of Hoods, Aubias, Scarfs, JACKETS, HOSIERY, GIOTES, AND Sliirts imcl Drawers, which we o*Tcr at Fartcm rncea, and deliver good! from stock at NO. 539 STATE-ST. BEAX ESTATE. FIELD, KING CO., 448 MICHIGAN-AV.. have sold the past week 29 feet on the northwest corner Wabashav. and Washlhgtomst, to S. M. Nickerson forsW,oCo. no fott on Cottage Qrovo-av., to tho City Railway Company fur 115,500. Hrnsonnd lot on Indlana-av, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-slxth-sts., for 600, and also made sc vcral long leases in the burnt district. There is considerable inquiry for property In tho burnt district, to purchase or lease, and parties having such property to dispose of, we would be pleased to have a description. BOOTS AND SHOES. C. 1 iiiH CO., WHOLESALE Boots Shoes, Cor. Michigan-av. and Congress-sts., (second door north of new Tromont House). We have tn store a food assortment ot seasonable goods, includ ing Rubbers, Overshoes, and Root Pacs. We begin this week to manufacture the celebrated "Bt-ndtibou Roots*" T. M. HENDERSON A CO. CURTAINS. CURTAINS. J. P. STONE GO., (Formerly with Allenft-Maokey,-)- .nw cptn in a few days in the nev Marble Wood Block 159 Twenty-second-st. OPPOSITE AVENUE HOTEL. •t Fine, JIVw S#«rfc of XTphoJfterm M.mre Ofr/«fsi. Shade,, Quit!,, mud mil paodM i* their times Cfrcw« m eg//. RESTAUR ANT. NOTICE. ollSriSS™ 11 rrl0c8 Charged A the CALIFORNIA MEAL RESTAURANT, 53 SOUTH CANAIi-ST. 26 Cent Breakfast and Tea Bill of Fare, Tea. coffee, hot milk, beef steak, pork chops, mntt'm ulpe, apple sauce, Let cakis, bread and butter. 1 28 Cent Dinner Bill of Fare. f-enn, n-astporkroart, veal.-roast limti, i oil*sl, Krlci Cweni A Urge aaaorUncnt of the boat wines, haws, and clgais. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1871. STOVES. J. F. RATHBOSE&CO ABE NOW RECEIVING SQOBRILLSAriT BASE-BURNERS, Eleven Mn a for small rooms or lai go Mores and build liif-s. T1 u iuc.-j and .cot.imical heating st*ivo i '-x.'C Wo fiooib. XnE3.AJRX.ISSS Cook Stove, for Coal or Wood, With or without low erst These most porulor Moves cr.n be found in trading retail etorcs in all j’art* ol the city and country* c have hit o in Meek a largo variety cf. Cheap Cook and Parlor Stoves, Which we offer lo Uao traCo at very low prices. J. F. EATHBOHE CO, Salesroom. no and 32 Sonth Canal-at; Warehouse, North Her; Foundries. Albany, N. Y. STOVES. If yon want ft Mere for yerr parlor, store, ofSce, or cLoullH-r, gUILo lilcgotßAsE UUKX-EIIS. THE ILLUMINATOR. If yon want the best cook t«toTC in the world, war* ranted in every respect, get the EIAGEE ADYAHCE, ifAGEE STANDARD, with roasting Closet, Ac., or Magee’s Sow Portable Range, The Cheapest and beet range In tho market. Sufferers by the great fire ran get heatlngor cook Stove* at Wholesale pile* b, delivcteu and act up by TIIXOTSON BROS., Miclttcattmttr* rnnier Jarlztott• W. JAS. F. DALTON, NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS. Ccr< tVabash-av. Twenty-secoad-st., A fall Hue of (Mil Mil PIIM OWES Jttd Housekeeping Goods. WEST SIDE DEPOT. For Sellable COOK AND HEATIfiG STOVSS, .vojr.rLvc cioizr STOVES AND FUHNACES. 1T« teljfbwrrk a npccl«lty. a«■! orders through city mail -will be pmmptly altemtod to. HATCH «t BREEZR, 817 Wt.-t Marti* >n-9t. PAWNBROKERS. loIPMASTS LOAN OFFICE, lotmcrly ccrncr Clark and Madison at, eci? ready to deliver Watch es and tVeicclry, saved from the fire. *lll Fledges not re deemed by 33(1 fast*, trill be sold. Ilii, EMIT k i MEN'S AND BOYS’ FIHE CLOTHING, CENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, AND MERCHANT TAILORING. (BeliUng’s successors.) 15 47 West Madison-st., comer ol Clinton, 376 Socfb Stalest. TO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE. We de«lr« to lease for a term of years a piece of ground tilth a Inuiijig* of from MX) to 300 feet; centrally lees-led either in the North or South.Uivlsious, xor warehouse purposes. Apply to. WRIGHT A BEEBE. CO MARKET-st. Experienced City Reporters "Wanted. CALL AT THE MERCANTILE AGENCY, £93 Wabash-av. U. C. BI N CO. To Tliose Building. An Architect and Practical Builder, who learned his f’tvtutrkn in the old country, wi.-hes t* ho entpliyed iv parties contemplating building. Address AKCiII TIAT, Tribune omco. VESSEL WANTED TofrclgLt lumber £rom White Lake, Mich. Apply at efilco of FERRY BRO.. i West rod Elghtecnth-st. Prhliro. Partner Wanted, with 11,5C0 to £2,000, to engage In the Furniture bust ness in a pood locality on South Side. Apply at 111 South Ualsted-at from 9 to 10 a. m. Monday. BUSINESS. BLANK BOOKS. CIM.FAUIBM. MWMWBS’smioms, Nob. 11, 13 15 Desplaines-st., CVin mow anpplgpromptly m full ottorfmeut if imtemmt Jfcrmwc Buka fir Distillers, Rectifiers, Brewers, Tobacco Dealers, Tobacco Maniif’rs. MISCELLANEOUS* CMIL FCBTHEB NOTICE TOE OFFICES OF THE ANCHOR LINE 01 Transatlantic, Peninsular ami Mediterranean Stcauisulpa will be at 70 tTWEIVTV-TIIIRD-aT.—General, Open Crem, 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. 43 B«nih Cnnnl-st.--Branch* Oku from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. At eilbcr of ■which we i.»sne passage tickets between the United States ar.d all seaports In Europe at the lowest fares. Sight drafts for any amount, and bills of lading from Western points to principal British and Irish ports. Flans of cabin on view. Seed for circular. H£KB£BSON BHOTUEBB. IRON FRONTS C*\ to e»n i ni M rvo r%rn DUliiW>liiUi»i Handsome, cheap, and quickly put up. All kinds of iron-work for buildings. Es timates and all information furnished upon application.- J. B. J. M. CORNELL, 141 Centre-st, Hew Tork City. REMOVAL. The Salt Company of Onondaga,' Manufactnreraof New York Salt and Dealer* in Salt of ail kinds., mar now he, found at thelmew office, No. 67 Market street, between Randolph and Washington. A. J. LATHAM. Agt. CHARRED PIPERS RESTORED. j RESTORING LIQUID FOB SAT.IE Rr J. M. HIRSH, Chemist. RS West Washington-etv Rums OF CHICAGO. The best and most va tied assortment of VIEWS OF THE RUINS to bo found In tho citv, wholfeuile and retail. Stereoscopic, sa per do*; Cabinets, ft per rtov. Cauls,lt.Boperdo*.; lixtl, Sent nvraall poMpaid. receipt of price. LOVEJOT A FOSTER. *r V Wt td Randolpli st, Chicago. If you team a Shirt to fit, s-o to JtlrJtltT’S M-: fJItEK,! T .TJ,&VF?JFVy Stlir;HiMHlUuK»* 4 isllwr I lllliißh 1 to 3 TEET3I KXTRACTKD AND Ni:\V ON Ed IMME DIATELY REPLACED. Trfitcf city reforvnci’H given on application. Coltcn Dental Association, IVr Estrmting Teeth without Pain, nM*i>eneU BI.fNS, KEEATE A'CO.;' Cft Cr*lnr-«t., sqw Vorlc* V.' w. Bliss, M. D., Washington. 1). C.; fc. FL iiusa,' m. D. t New York; P, T, Kcei.e, hi. New Yoriu MTS BEITISH MEEOMTMsI EESURAKCE CO., OF LOHJOX AID EDUSniCa, C. 0., Will have intact, after deducting CHI- Capita], Fire Surplus, over 3,000,000 Life Assets Annuities, 11,000,090 §24,000,000 Of which $1,100,000, besides the $200,- CCO deposited with the State Department of Illinois, is invested in this country, and will remain, intact for the benefit of the Eire Business of the United States, Two well-known and prominent Amer icans, Hon, Hugh McCulloch, former Sec retary of the Treasury of the United States, of (he Banking House of Messrs. Jey Cooke, McCulloch Co., and Junius S. Morgan, Esq., successor of the great American Banking House of Messrs. Peabody Co., are active Directors of this Company in London. Up to THURSDAY, 9th inat.. Over $600,000 Of this Company’s losses by the late fixe had been jpaii MXnsntk OOtcr and Hoard of »lfdnasemcn/ for tkr tfnKed 50 WilHam-st.,New York. s.M.MOoaE&ca 3J9 Wabash-ar. and 68 Canal-st., AGENTS FOR CHICAGO. R. ,J. SMITH, SnpcHctcßdtct Agencies for Ohio, Indiana, lllluci*, and Michigan. mm is. go, OP NEW YORK AU persons holding policies in tbs above Ccmpanv are rrmiested to call oa the sub scriber, Eccm 17 sherman House, after 2 p. jn M sea receive Inlormaticn concerning tlis condition of the Company. A. 11. FROTHIN'G-H AM. IMPOH'KANS. CIMT ffflOM 10 and 12 NORTH CANAL-ST., Our Retail Sales-Book from Sept. 20 to the day of tile great fire of Set. 9, having boon burned, we would ask all of cur customers who may have bought goods from ns between those dates, and not paid for the same, to call upon ns, at our new location, 10 and 12 South Canal-st., and advise us, as far as may be pos sible, of such purchase. E. F. HOLLISTER CO. EMPLOYMENT. Steady and permanent work, with certain and liberal pay Tor Capable and upright Business Men,including Clerks, Teachers, and Clergymen in Chicago and Northern Illinois, by tho CONTINENTAL Life Insurance Co’y» Apply to GEO. P. KIMBALL, General Agent, 138 H’cst Randolph-st., Chicago. N. B.—Liberal arrangements made with Policy-Holders suffering from the late Ere for continuing their Policies. Those having their, Policies burned will have them renewed by notifying the General Agent. MONEY CANNOT BUY IT! I'or Sight is Priceless:l But the Diamond Spectacles Will Preserve it. IF YOU VALUE YOUR EYESIGHT USB 'THESE PERFECT LENSES. Ground from xnnnto crystal pebbles, melted to gether: and derive their name. “Bumokd." on ao cotmi of their iTARDXEsa akd Bbiluiaxct- They will last many years without change, and are warranted superior to all others in use. Manufactured bX. J, E. SPENCER «Ss CO., Opticians, KEW YORK. CAUTION.—None genuine unless stamped with our trade mark. For sole by responsible agents throughout the Union. W. HI. A J. B. MAYO, 468 Statist. Jeweler# and Opticians, are sole agents for Chicago, UK ITcm whom they can only bo obtained. Ko prdlatn employed. wi* Brother.} «fc Co. Townsentl Yale. J. C, Howe 00. $100,000.00. LAST CHANCE! Omaha Legal Enterprise IN AID QF A PUBLIC L SIOO,OOO IN CASH PEIZES I $20,000 tlx© Highest Brize I TlQketol3ea«h,orthrc«for|o. Ata'meeting-of the Omaha Sejtomber 19,-1671, It was voted’ V> draw POSITIVELY October 3L KEFEBENCKB—City Marahal, Chief of Polio®, of any citizen of Omaha. Nebraska;- Depository—Banking House of Caldwell, 'Hamilton CO., Omaha. .City papers sent free to persona. desiring torse® them.: hfrncyc&B ho soot In registered letters or .money or, tiers. For fall particulars address -J. LYFORD A- CO.f ’Bnsloeag Ufaimaera. QmaTiA. Tg^K* 1 Wi S. I 4CO LIJMBER^ST m j: Wholesale sm’ BctaU Dealers In Lumber? Timber. ,i Hunglra, Lath.. andlCedar Hosts,?:: I. A large slock of dry lumber of all- MMi cm hand. to. piece out. send usyour’orders. b till anything In our stock In wagon or car* lots at emut»t rates.'. All wanthg‘lumber «o invited to give us a call. P.f member the place. 400 Lmnber-at.. near south end vaiaißt. DEAEE .WKTHERBLL, Carpets, Cor* Wabaeli-av* and T«venty«firsl at* ZNSURAJ(C£i THE CAGO LOSSES §10,000,000 CARPETS. (Up Stairs.) LITE INSURANCE. OF HARTFORD. SPECTACLES. trade GUT ENTERPRISE. BUSINESS. CARDS. HHLIKEB7. miiisfiiii. Ws,?ja-ssi°SiT., WH©]LESAIiE MILLINERY! Straw and Fancy Goods, TTiII remove, on MONDAY, Nov. 13, to tlieir MW STORE on Tiichigan-av., near comer of Jackson-st, where we stall bo prepared to offer a large and well-selected stock, comprising aH Ike LATEST NOVELTIES of the season. For the next 30 days we shall offer oar entire stock at greatly redneed prices. Parties favoring ns with their orders may rely npoa having the same filled to their entire satisfaction. CUEIP WITCHES IS!) JEWELRY AT ATHOLESAIiE. W. B. LANGLEY, 32 West Lake-st. BE1»10TA1< MILLINEHY. MRS, TV. HOWELL, of No. lOGO Stalest.. ha* TO moved her ontln* stock of MUllaery flood* to her show lOtnia a.t No. i;a> Twenty-svcoiid-at., over Carson, iMiic A Co., win 1 i- she will ho pleased. and at all times mdy. to Mirpl7 her fi lends arm patrons with anythin? tlci-lietl in U:o lire of mllllr.rry. I.ACES. MRS. n. LONG) SStmufactorer of Honiton Point Lace, ITavinc been hnn»t rmt at her old *t -mil .3*3 has i**>vnusl business at «W stiitc-st.. where she L* pns- Sarvtl to til nil orders as hcrvtufc.re. Fine l.iccs of every eecilvth'n cleaned, repeirod, ami transferred. Ladles win* Icit tin ir laces liefer*? the lit c vle.isocall g For tbs ncccumuMlptlenef WestHMe Ladles. ;vt* West Adnma-fiU CARPETS, BIATTHfGS, &e. JOSEPH WEST, NOW LOCATED AT 259 West EEadison-st., Is rccdx Lng a splendid sleek ot cheap Cmpetß, MaStmgs, Oil 01©tlsi§ 3 &o. All of which ho will sell at Very low Prices! CANNED ROART BHSP- THE NEW YORK AND TEXAS Beef Presenilis Co. Are now prepared to furnish to families their CAENED ROAST BEEF At wholesale and retail, pnt up In c*«e« containing S q/i» 3 111, cun*, nnd In ca*ca c**ntnluli*2 .0 7S Ih. Cans. Thin Company had lawn at great fxp',-n*» l«r the past leveral years iu tho machinery now nractad near CHlriftcn. Texas, to put up the did’chint aualUr of Ileef "Inch they now offer to the Fubhe. This D*c( Is really moio nutritions, and morn oco comical tor family use, than any ever offered for sals in an) market, as thu juiced uud gclauno portuaa are all retained lit the can. iris M'LID MEAT, BEADY COOKED. Can con tains no boot* or eristic. Upon tho can, turn the coo* tent* Into tho saucepan. Reason to jr«»ur tn-te, and:wbf(i hot serve it Upon the tab!* as OAHvtO RO.\S V BKKF. Its cost I# Irs# than half of the pnr* of butchers* meat. Jt id brnnoiicalljr scale*!. and will ko-p fitrpuv jiiflt as prc*o«t when npenod ns though co*>k*-l ntrly. It Is all alike, and very tender. It is also very nlreoAten cold. i The l*cef is cut fn proper piece#, and, after Using thor onpMy cleansed,is roa-ted Inapdeut oven, eo arrang ed tbat the juices and eebiltnn prnp.irtio«, which Nil whilt-jn the process of conkioff, art continually- panretk ov.-r it, thus retaining all it# m.| nutriment aai fltvoft Tlit* Kits and crlsilt? aro next ri-muretl. and the beef is then proceed into can#. It is pure roast beof. with alt the flavor of that article wln-n cold; bnt with more of juice »od grlailnt*, owing to tho prucies of cooking, and much more tender thaa the nvprna-market joint, Kean*.* of tlx-* choice cattla erlcaied. and of the mixture uf tenderloin and other parts together. _ cnOPPEP. Oil PIE MEAT. Th« chopped form makesezefll-ut me.it bills, a super* lor hash, delicious and Is so in request strong mince pio Lakers as to have given it the name of “rlerat*'«t.” A meal Bitting to hotel# and fats lllca who have to pro* part*thfdrCLEAK MEAT fUU MINUS I*IKS. Two nnd a half pounds of boo r wbon divested of bona and gristh*. and cocked, make about oao pound of Una C 3htve lb. cans.COc; 71*2 lb. cans, *1.35. Liberal dla count to tho tri-do. The Attention of .hotels, restaurant#, boardlag.hon#« heepete, shlrmasior#, anil families, is ended to this euponor article. GEO. 11. 3UJNI.OK, preddent and Patentee. Office of tuo company, 16 Uudar at., Near York CPy. iiewsr#. nnVF.Y C 0.,57 Slot# at.,between Laka •r.l ttpndoirh. «ot«> Apouta tnr Clilrxgo. MEDICAL CARDS Or. C. Bigelow, Formerly of 179 SonUi Clatk-aL, corner of Monroe, La* located hla office at 73 South Halsted-ftt., second door from Madison-at, where ho has a full auite of reception] reems and parlors for the accommodation of hi* mimor* ons patients. Call at 73 Habded-st. and oeo fur your selves. Ycm will see the Mine old Doctor whom you have met at 179 South Clark-ek, lor tho last number eC years. Address all letters to 73 South Halstod-st., P. O. Box 154. Chicago. Ilk _ HOSTETXER’S BITTERS. What Dyspepsia may End In* Indigestion is not dangerous, say tho faculty. Per* haps not In Itself, while It remains mere indigestion but look at the consequences to which it may load, and often does lead when it becomes a chronic disease. A spark of fire is a small thing. A pressure of tho foot will put it out; U breath will extinguish it. Tet It may flro a powder mill, or kindle a flame that win consume a city. In like maimer indigestion may produce gaa rltis, cancer ot the stomach, congestion of the bowels, apoplexy, liver disease, and many other dangerous mal adies. la It not wise, then, to check it in tho germ Nothing Is more clearly and indisputably established than that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters will eradicate dyspepsia in all its stages. The true policy, however, is to extinguish it in tho first stages with this whole seme, powerful, and infallible tonlo and alternative* It is easier to quench a spark than a flame, and It is easier to euro dyspepsia when it is first developed than when It bos made headway by neglect, and become complicated with other ailment;. There is not the shadow of a doubt that tho Bitters are aa directly oa tagonisllc to dyspepsia as water is to fire. There are thousands of cases on record proving this fact. Tho remedy is safe and agreeable. All tho liquors of com.* merce prescribed, as stimulants, leave a sting behind But-tho ating U taien out of the spirltous basis of this great remedy by vegetable medication, and, moreover tho stimulant thus medicated is of exceptional purity Of all tonics taken as safeguards or remedies tor fere and ague, bilious remittents, and other fall epidemics it Is the only one that can, unilonaly be depended upon GENERAt NOTICES. Free Library, All persons.havinff books belonging to thoTT-H. C* Ai Free Library, will please leave them at S8 South’ ENOS BROWJT&CO. Office of. the Chicago": iac'SoaUi, wcstcmßailwayCo. The adjourned- meeting of the Stockholder* of the .Chicago southwestern BailU-sy win be held as tiw* office ot the Company, No. 3C3 Wabash avenue, instead of at 164 LaSalle street, on Thursday, the Itfth lost, at 10 o’clock m,, pursuant to adjournment. 1 _ ILF, WAIaTON, Prea*t. H.M. ALLEN, SecT. Dissolution of Copartnership. Cindaod. Oct no, isTL i> t>onvuit T.F under the name,3iTm. ana ervie or Proprietors of the Chicago ihlirday dUaolvedby wfLLIAJt FLOTO Is alone author- S?i?tn VcHwt IWoutstondlns* andaetUO tie lU4UI. Uca Ditto old Ann. W ILLIA St FLOTO, lottip Kintz. EDWAUD:QAK