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dTXBkAIi ESTATE.
Mlchtgan-ar;. s'xion, corner ol River. v
Mlchlgan-av.: 30x180 near Peck-oonrt.
Dearborn-st; 63x8) north of Washington.
Dearborn-et.: 6Ti«O north of MadiMnT
aahlncton n\ 20x110ea«V of PranVUrT
et; 60x180 west of PrankUn.
Madison-tt: 4Sxßoea*t« f Wabash.
FJwAlin-tih: 23X80 north of Madison.
Clarkn., Sttwenoar Polk,
h'Oith Clarkst: 105x120 comer Erie.
Michigan -st: 20x100 west of Clark.
t)h!o at.; SSxiOO cast of Clark.
Erie-fit: ?00x309 cast of Dearborn.
Snperlor-st: EOaIOO corner Cass.
Superlor-et; 60x103 near Cass.
Buah-at,: 150x145 near Superior.
Rnsh-st: Several choice corners.
'’Wcarc-ar.; 40x100 near Rush,
tlo ''e st: 24x150 near gchiller.
*-st; 250 feet extending to lake shore.
-I: for cash, or ex.
•l?OB SALE—u. •nnrnt Districts or building ma
-A change tor lets in mansard roof, 15 rooms,
tenal. 2 marble fmnt hoosew. on Fullerton*?., near
each, brick bam, south front,
Halstedst 'x_ Sem’nary-
Also, 7Sxlsg?eet near Scmlnat?^.: on
Ur., 1 brick house, 15 rooms; l frame with lbs
ment, *i rooms 4 frame houses io rooms each.
Also. I*l2 store frame with brick basement Woii
t*n*-st AH the above have hams.
X!bo, 5 Gothic eoaui tronj bn'Clj-bonrnß-
JpkGravtsav~ Hi
lots 251*2x11® iccx.
the *?4Jo'Tt coirpletoa.'
AIM, 13-stoiT brick store on'ettfeat., "BelvliloT-e,
Also, bam, ctc_ adjoining tlia
-cllvofEc&fcinJUm., Boitatle for BUMlrlaion.' “will
easy termaolto year payments!
Krrtb Builder and Contractor, 876
BALE—OR WOULD BE EXCHANGED IN
-J- Phrt. co«Mei with lease. No. 554 West Madlson-st
OolUgo. with lot, KO.6H west Madison st. Would
take as part pay outside lots or land. Bouse, brick, all
modern improvements, on Wf at Waahlngton-st. Wonld
take good lot aa part pay. -No. ass State-st., lease and
building; some good property might be token as part
pay. A two-story house on Thirtieth-fit. with lot
wonld sell cheap.
Five frame Houses on Wahpanseh-ar.. with posses
fdon, cheap, or would take one-half in otoen property.
Several very fine leaseholds on the West Side. Lots
at a low price. -House on the comer of Rockwell and
Jackson-sts* at much losa than its worth lor a small
payment down, with possession. Also several houses
on the North Side; could exchange for vacant prop
erty. Also several farms to exchange for Chicago
property. A- P. DOWNS CO„ 59 West Madison et*
Room 2.
For sale-by k. Kennedy co.. re at.
Estate Brokers. 133 West Madison-st.:
l nicecottageandlot on Washington-fit.
2 cottages and lota on Fulton st.
1 cottage imdlot on Aberdocn-sL
112-room house, very good, onFolton-st.
l houseaod lease on Ashlflnd-aV.
1 house and lease on West Jackson-st.
1 collate an<l34 years' leaje on West Lake st.
I cottage and lot on'O'Rrien-st.; casyterma.
icottapeandSacrea near Chicago.
I cottage of S-rooms, lot, and bam, only $1,500.
1 fine homestead and 30 acres in country.
We offer great bargains for cash or exchange in city
and count ry property- 133 We. t Madlson-at-
FOB SALE-i-J. P. IATSHAW <t CO.. 659 STATE
at., bare for sale:
Business bouse and lot. West Madison-st., $20,000.
West Monroe, dwelling, very fine, $15,000.
Grant-place, brick dwelling, SS,OOO.
Newberry-st., cottage and Darn, $2,200.
Price-place- cotta pe. $2,650.
Hnrllmt st. c«ttape, very cheap, $1,700.
2 burnt lots, Lincoln-av., $6,000.
Itbnrnt lot. South Water, 262-3x150, $22,000.
1 burnt lot, Randolph, TOxISO.
2-stoir house on leased ground Butterfleld-st, bar
gain. si,coo,
Alao. lsrpe amount of other property, together with
large number fine farms, well stocked. Will exchange.
Alto, lot Imueel old furniture for sale,
FOR SALE-BT D. COLE SON, REAL Es
tate Apfrnts, ISS West Madison-»t.
Oottape on ShnrtleJf-av., A l, cheap
House, lof, and furniture, Prick, on ilonroe-at, near
Loom is.
293 Psrk aT.,nt two-thirds its value.
92 Sootli Gtcen-ft.. 25x120,
Brick bouse and lor, wjxisi, comer Park-av., and
“Pape-st.
176 South Peoria, lot 25x117.
211 Warren-av., 75x130.
120 feet on Wurrer-av., nearHojme, J
E0 feet on Park-av„ n®ar Wood.
Residence property In all parts of the city.
For sale—splendid lots fob fac
tories. cheap.
Desirable locations ip burned district at low figures;
Business Jots on CanuL Randolph, and Madison-ats.
H0te1.25 rooms, citr. SIO,OOO.
Bosrding house ami lot, would exchange.
Large lots and acre property, 40 minutes out.
Houses and lots on monthly Daymen ts.
EDMUND G. STILES,
Ko» 112 West Bandolph-st.
I7OR SALE—BY D. COLE <t SON, 183 WEST MAD
ison-st:
CHOICE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
60x100, a comeron Madison st., cast of Green.
30x190, Madison, near Halstod-rt.
24x112, Green and Peoria-eLs.
81x119, corker Jenerson and Srhool-sts.; cheap,
45x190, near Centre-av. ,r
•40x300, corner Cnrtis and Madison-sts.
54xS0, corner Madison and Franklln-sU.
*76x160. Dcsplaincs. near
152x150, on Canal, near Washington-st.
•2 stores and lot, 51x108,302 and 300 Harrison-st.
Fob sale-4o feet-on east washing
lon-st.
45 feeton South Markct-st.
72 feet on BlneJslan* 1 -av.
50 feel on Hulbert -at
-6,000 acrespineland-inMlcWgan.
Farms to exchange for city property. C. McDON
NELL, Booml2.MnsonicßuUalng.
I7OR SALE-A HOUSE OF 16 ROOMS, ON LOT
25x125. Tbe owner ..-wishing to return to Europe,
will sell so flmtthel* vestment will paylsper cent. E.
F. ADAMS &-CO., 143 West Madison-st
Tj’Oß SALE—OR EXCHANGE BUSINESS
J*.' property on the North Branch, near North-ov., 300
toßsofeet curiver bycoo feet deep: suitable for a
brewery or any manufacturing business; one-fourth
cash; or willexchango for property in the burnt dis
trict. Also, lot 37 by 60 feet, on Dearbom-st. between
Lake and South Watir-stxj a bargain, WM. HANS
BROUGH, 871 Wabash av.
Fob
and Frankl in-Sts'- 30'orOO feettroritby I S3 feet deep
Jo slier: cheap and on casv terms.
WellMA, near Madison. 79 bv 120 feet.
Wells-st., cornered Monroe; 75 on50Ioet»
Welle-st., near Jackson, 50 by 163 feet.
-4 J,- D. HARVEY,
‘Real Estate and ur^“, rT,
For sale—house no. us
bt. iK'lwcen Wg!jaab.av. -and Stato-st; two story
and Englishbasebtent. 11 rooma..fumace, gas fixtures,
ar 4 all modern Improvements; lot 22 bv S3 feet; cheap,
fcoco-i-2 ca*h. or tonne to .suit. AVAL. HANS.
BROUGH, 871 WaVa»b-av.
I?OR BARS—TWO-WHORE BLOCKS IN THE
South Branch Addition, near Archer-av, and Ogden
slip. Alpo, revernl l-'ts, suitable for any mauufactur--
!n» business- WIT, HANSBROUGH, 871 Wabaah-av.
171 OR SAI E—NEAR CORNER OF MADTBON.ST.
and Fif-h nv.. 30 by isofeet at a bargain—*lo,ooo
tmlv required down. .CLAFLIN BROS., 201 Madison
st.
sai.e-a ri:w choice bargains on
X N'uih I#vrT I r.r--*t: r.bo.tt half price. HASH A
SITAPJ-J'.Y. -ft '.l'LLa'Jr.l>L.-Roqiu4.
For sale-w (yy-< ■«l'-rcfi-st.. one-block
fmjv. h< f^r^LOCOweeth AT, OOQ-tie to re the
V:v. BASK A*SIIAPLEV,<S South Cannl-bt,Room
4. e
TTi ’P SAT F-ACRF PPOTFRTY—THE CHOICEST
i la uht-ld** of city limits at less than
•»i< o. feu cnelialf cash, balance cn
wvtmi:- cr-Ti'-rnm't E.R.BQWEN
A’!:-cir;ic-Lr.-j
-prp a r- ro*iT.\m:s and i.frrs-AND cot-
J.’' ‘rrr? :n-»U- jl, Gutter-l»Uf ttnu
v'fa;«r r\ .;th* tint ulll Vurcliftso. E. B.
iV l.'j fII'STTT.y.
r
V'. v. 1
*.v..!s s.’.r E—VALUABLE business.lots.on
vr: r Mr'’:-'" Vest Lr.he Sts nlsx
tii< t In r« t‘ b-1* rli* il, on long time.* ET ILBuWEN
is i’l'i.tl r
ipoit karj'-rn fat—:feet on south
I t bib. ju-.tr Vtti Burra at. .-25 feet State, ncarHar
ilmv.st 2*»fctt Adpiba.-iwarDearborn. •30 f*ot State,
rrr.r Mi'dlsrn>t.. D..JL. HONORS, 223 Michigan av.
■prß PALE—on EXCHANGE—HOUSE AND
5< *i, p •\roitwrrsii-hv;.-' near Ttvonty-ninih-st.. 2.
Bi< n\ to ic< tjarguin;. BALDWIN DAVIS, 51
Envib f
PAT.>: OR EXCHANGE-COTTAGE
l.rus“ou 4vrflraloAf.<vNa.nCotta?e-plaoo;-<!Uoap.
BALDWIN DAY IP. 51 South Habded-sL
For pale—two good-- s-story- frame
houses with 11 and 13 rooduf. corner Thihl-av.‘and
Hat 1 Isnr-tt, .-Apply rnipmohcaatlOl Third av,
*T?OR SALE-ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS, WITH
X final! caflt psynuat, new lion so of sir rooms, with
let. r.n South Sice, near street cars. KESLER BROS.,
43 West Washington s-t,
IpOR SALE—STOREY GRIFFIN, 230 WEST
R-nd- Ipli-tt. have thb beat building lots fortho
mrwy that can be found iu Chicago; only *350. Call
nmlgeMlatsal-osr-ogec,
“17-OR BADK-A- GOOD-Six-ROOM COTTAGE
j' with outside kitchen and ecu! shed; lease for term,
nf yrais, or.lyfsa pf-r annum: price *l,lOO. Within a
half blot Uft Randolplr-st. cars. A prly at cottage No.*
1\ Pavls-rt.
*T7OR SAVE—LEASEHOLD-.LOT. 100KU9-ON
X LakrM.. nbarH-lj-ud; three 2*story houses.Tong
lease, v* ly chrfip; new cottages on Erie and Indiana*
sfs, rssv terms-; half acre Ws *3OV*2S cash, balance,
live years: lotam Park-av. for *9OO. C.W.DEAN, 51
South Hnl-tcd-st.
7f7OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-COTTAGE-AND
X? lot; will exchange forplano. horao'and bnggy, or
other personalproperty or lowaiand. 639 Wabaah-av.
I?OR SALE—FIRST CLASS BUSINESS J»RO-.
perty—Ptate-st, Itctween and Montoe
ifts.. 25 feet, vi-ry cheap.---
Mnnroc-fit,, between Clark and Lasallc-sts., 25 feet,
.south front. v
Wahaiih-av.. 40x171. cast front, near Van Bursu-st.
Dcslraiile leaseJmld-on,Wabash-av.
J. D. HABA’EY, Real Estate and 'Loans, 804 Wa
b«eh-av. -t,.
For sale—house and lease or lot,
MO West Harrison at. Apply/on -the premises too.
tween 1 and2p. in, Monday afternoon.-
For sale—a cottage on lease lot
near Union Park..or would exchange lor a small,
stork of boots mid shoe-*, or clothing. Call on J. M.
HENDENING. No. I2of West Madison-st.
SALE—A TWO,BTORT iFBAME. HOUSE
1 of 8 large rooms, nearly new, with long lease, at
Ices than cost, innelre on premises. 369 Bntterfiolu-st.,
toe tween and Twenty-sixth-a ts:
For sale—house and long lease, east
of UnionPaik. N. F. MERRILL, 123 West Wash-
Ington-st.
SALE—DKABBORN-ST.-A CHOICE EAST
A 1 and south front corner, at a very low
Desirable bolldlog sites on Bush, a Superior, and

Tw<*nty.ni ntb-st., on easy terms. J- D. HARVEY,
Beal Estate and Loans, B*4 Wabagh-av.
JjlOß SALE—BY MILLER BIG DON)
SSfeet corn«r Wfibash-ar. and l£oiiro®«t.-*|t!0,000.
£6 feet corner State and Madlson-sta. $165,009.
60 or SO feet, near Adamant. 11,000 pear
near Monroe-at. tt,sso per loot. v
60 or 25 feet, Dearborn, near Waamngton-at.
comer Monroo-at. and Flltti-ar.
Randolph, near State it. $1,050 per loot.
A fine dock near Farwen’s new store; a grt at bar-
Some ol tMe propertr can be bought on V 0
|2»*dmA-JOLLSB 4 31GDOJT. 300Madlson-at.
nn SAIiE—FIVE BOOM COTTAGE ON WASH
room loSe 'tod t lot -caocffienter-et. near JWjwa;
•t cm rtf 5 and bam, on leased ground,
KTlraStSrt. cokage, 6 rooms, and_
ItStliill
OOL
t. a nn, is? west Washington-et.
*CH)R SAXE—A GOOD n^rWoofl!
X? trith dwtUiag In row, on MfldlflOn-8t.,, new wooo,
Xy D. LEONARD, Beal EaUtO Agent, 45 Sonia
Canal-el.
FOB BALE—EARN, CORNER MEBiDIAN
Salstsd-ata; willboldl2horses, or would makea
|pe4i*op. Cali at 71 South Halsted, at Ip. m, H,
EO3 SALE-A -REFHIOEEATOB, about 8
feet long, suitable for a saloon or a butter depot.
Tory (cheap, by WM. II- THOMPSON, 23 West
Madison -st.
Fob sale—new house on bryan-plaob.
treating Union Park, modern Improvements. low
rronnd lease, no taxes, price reasonable. Call at
premises or at 134 Warren-av.
VR A GREATSACRIFICE—A FOUR.
atoiT marble .front house and lot. only *9,000 if
laKea at orcc. Hccso is llret-ciues in ovcr> respect.
J. B. 800VEX.B7 WllXS^aV.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
FOB BALE—BY WK E. SAMPSON, real es.
tat© and House-Renting Agency, 285 West Madl
aon-et
south division. _
Very choice lot. 40 feet front, full depth, on Ban*
dqlph^t. between LaSalle-st and Flfth-or. _
Beautiful building lot, centrally located,in the burnt
district, nullable for a hotel-
Vcit desirable leaso for sale of lot 101x122, on Mlchi
pan ave. near Van Boren-et, with a privilege of buying
northeast comer Loko-st and.Flfth av.;
MrTO on the west aide of Market *Bt., between
Lake and Randolph-eta.
Lot 30x60, southeast comer Washington-fit and Fifth*
a Dot 75x100 feet on oast aide of Market-fit, between
Randolph and Lake-fits,
WEST DIVISION.
Barge frame house, 834 West Adams-fit, lot 50x180
feet; house contains 14 rooms.
W «KX Ck urar n S. o iSMtf ldngtoMt: 1011X1165 on
biT^rSfssSSf«r 011 ««r Ellra-
Store and lot JOxIOO feet, G6 West Madlson-st.
A large Ust of houses for sale in nR parta of tbo city.
FStSSShag®" BOUTH HALSTEBSr
Two-atory building,
tO rooma, all
oreeu I Hi ildUonS?, 80ath T0st
Cottage and lot 312 South Park*?, very cheap.
125 feet on Adams-sL, comer of PeocU-at. a bar
gain.
No, JO Market-fit, five story brick building, lot 24x85,
C 6oVeet on Clark-sf., comer of Water. COxSO.
M West Madlson-st, \hre9-»toiy and basement
ing 20x60, lot 20x112 to alley.
262 West Madlson-st, two-story building 20x50: two
years and a half ground lease.
388 West A dams-et, two-story and basement brick,
all modern improvements, lot 22x125. 5
Fonr-stoxy brick building southwest comer of Madi
son and Dexplaines-ala., lot 42x100 to alley, a bar
gain.
43 South May-at, lot 36x125 to alley, wooden house of
15 rooms, all modem improvements. _
Eight lota on Ashland-ar.: will trade far property on
Maoison-ft.
Apply to WM. H. THOMPSON, Real Estate Agent,
No. 229 Wcst.Madlftm-fit, Thompson’s Block, _
TT'OB BALE—BY-J. G. DREW, 163 WEST WASH
JC Ington-st.
Three-story and basement frame bnllding, with lot
20X100 touDey, 66 West-Aladison-et.-
Two-story frame house (store front), lot .26x90, *lO9
Atcbcr-av.
Two-story and, basement house (store front), lot 28r
106,928 South Halsted-Bt.
J-ot2SHO6. South Clark-«t. (west front), between Yon
BuT<nand Horrlsen-sts.
Lot 50x100 on Tliird-av. t fioufh of Van Bnren-et
Lot 50x190 on Monroe-st. west of LaSalle-st.
Dot 40x100 on T ifth-av., corner of Tyler-fit
Lot 30x190 on Madlson-st, west of LaSalle fit
Lot2oxlßo on Stato-st, south of Jackson-fit
Lot 50x100 on Thinl-ar., south of Jackson-ec.'
Lot 27xlW on Wabash av-, south of Jack»on-8t
Lot 20x90 on Rond< l-.h-et. coot of Markct-st
Lot 40xl&0 ch west of LaSalle-at
Jjot 25x100 on Fiftli-av., south of Madiaon-st
i Lot 75x125 on Cansl st, -comer of Harrison-st
Lot 25X125 Cd Sr nth Peorla-at, last south of Madison.
Lot 60x90 on Dtarhorn-st, south of Bandolph-st
FOB SALE—I2O' FEET ON WELLS-ST., RE
tween Randolph and Washington.
60 fe» t on O'Brien-st., near Jefferson,
co feet on West Madlson-st.,.near the corner of Pad*
lina.
76 feet corner Clark and Seventeenth-a ts. Good
brininess property.
60 feet on Bandolpb-st.. between Union and Hoisted.
z brick bouses and 60-foot lot oa Park-av., near Ho
bev-at.
6C acres, one mile from city limits, soar railroad.
Wifi pay 100 j«jr cent to subdivide..
46x160, Nos. 63 and 63 South Canal-at., 6-story brisk,
cove ring whole demand- Will nay is per cent over
and above taxes. KERB, DAVIDSON 6 WELCH,
63 South Canal-st., Room 1.
ITOB SALE—BY D. COLE SON, REAL ES
tatc and nouse-routing Agents, iss Madison-if
BWEtXINQS.
539WestMonroe-st.;brick, 10rooms; .all Improve
ments fcam.
774 Jackeon-st.. comer of Sceley-av.
623Adaros-ht,,brick, 22 rooms; all improvements,
Comer Pnrk-av., and Oakley-st—2-stoiy frame; all
improvements.
STORES.
312 and 314 Van Bnren-st.; new.
288 Madison-st., new store 24x65; first-class.
302Harrison-Bt,, 25xfi0.
203 Kinzie, cornerof Dearborn-st., 40x125, to bo ready
fCTCCCbpancy January 15.ism
ROOMS.
312 and 314 Van Bnrcn-st, 6 rooms each.
288 Madison st. 8 rooms.
Houses rented. Rents collected.
For sale —or exchange—for good
farm, house and lot in city and suburban prop*
erty. BALDWIN DA VIP, fit South Hnlsted-st.
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE,
1708 SALE—SI,OOO WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL
new 7-room cottage and lot at ortb Evanston
only S2OO down and sls a month until paid. Now,
f:ctyou almmc, and par no mqro than vou would pay
or rent. IRA BROWN, Room 6, southwest corner
Hoisted and Randolph-sta, _
For sale beautiful residence in
H'nsdnle, on the C.,8. it Q. R. R.. one block from
the depot,on Washingtor-sL; house, bam. and other
improvement*. 3 acres of land, fruit of various kinds,
furniture, piand, library, plants, etc. Will sell house
and pari oftheland.crtne entile property, to suitpnr-
Chasers- Forfurtherin
formation apply to ROBERT WISDOM, 47 South Ca
nrd-st.
■C*)B SALE —OR EXCHANGE—HALF-ACRE
X “ots near Irving Park; wanted counter residence
to make ogood trade. Apply to BALDWIN DAVIS,
61 South ifalstedst
FOR SALE—HOUSE—AT “RIYERSTDE.” in
quire Of E. T. WRIGHT, first house west of
church on Scottswood common, first division River
side.
COUNTRY RE AT/ESTATE,
FOR SALE—HOUSE AND I ACRE OF GROUND
immediately opposite the railroad depot at Mor
ris, suitable for a factory. BALDWIN DAVIS, 51
South Halated-st.
FORSALE-OREXCHAKOE— A
dwelling at'DcKnlb; will exchange for anything
in the city. BALDWIN DAVIS, 51 SouthHalsted-st,
For sale—a well-improved farm of
96 acre* S3 miles ww-t of Chicago, 2 miles from
Galena Railroad. Also house and lot In Wheaton,
very low. WM. SCHATZ, Wheaton,-Illinois.
Fob sale—op. trade for Chicago prop
:cr, two sections, mining (1,290 acresUn “Potta
yattamte Reserve," Waubausio County. Kansas, five
.miles.frem Alma, the county scat, and thirty miles
from Topeka. PAUL SOBOLESKJ, 133 West \ya?h
ingtoiyet
wsmi-flar.vwnt £2£CHANGE-lflO ACRES. ONE
JP mile Irom Thornton, Cook County. JNO. J. NICH
OLSON. Real Eatato-Apento. 50 East Harriaon-st
KEAI.ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED— TO PURCHASE- NORTH SIDE
'building lots In bnrnt district. J. S. GOULD, 854
•Wabash-av.
TATANTED —SOME GOOD LANDS IN THE
T* StsJorf lowa. Qt a very low price.’ Address J,
B. JOHNSON, Tribune office.
TTTANTED-A NORTH SIDE BUILDING LOT.
it lor casb. or would exchange acre pardon property.
EDMUND G. STILES; 112 West Bandolph-st.
TJCTANTED-TO PU RCH ASE—LOTS ON BUBI-
Y Y noHfs streets in the West Division, for cash. Ap
ply to WM. H. THOMPSON. 229 West Madison St.
WANTED—ON THR IHT OF APRIL,"A TWO
1Y story brick stable, to bold 75 or 100 horses and car
riages. ta*t of LnSallewt and north *of Harrison. A
liberal rent will l»o paid and good references given.
Address LIVERWP. O. Box SSL
WANTED-’WE* ARE “AUTHORIZED TO IN-
V ves- fmm on© to five hundred Umusafid dollars,
in vacant ground In the Burnt District. Property
hohb-rs who waul to sell will do well to give ns a call.
KKRR, DAVIDSON A WELCH, 63 South Canal-st.,
Room L
WANTED—A HOUSE ON THIRD OR FOURTH-
T» uts. ‘Apply to GEO. W. WAITE «fc CO;, 50 East
Hanlson-st.
WANTED—A HOUSE ON HALSTKD OR DES
plainest. Apply to GEO. W. WAITE CO, 60!
East Uarrison-bt.
"WANTED— READ ESTATE, FROM 110,000 TO
T* *20,c00 on South Side. Will pay part in city pro
?icrty, lowa and Indiana- lands. horse and buggy, and
mlance In cash. Address or e«ii at REINHARDT
I- OKI- MAN. 733 Wabash av.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
KEEPING, GOOD STABLING,
and plank or sand floor for horses. at Prospect
place, 12 miles out. C. M. BECKWITH CO., 140
Mlchigan-av., corner Nonroo-st.
For sale—we have just received a
largo ln.\nicc of family carriages and business bug
gies to suit the times; also, a largo lot-saved from the
Ctc, little scratched, which we will sell-cheap. PEN.
BOYER, SHAW JrCQ.,32sandß27 Wabash-av.
For sale-a nice landau, used but a
few weeks; cost *1,700, will soli it for *l,lOO.- Call
at 525 and *27 Wabash-av. PENNOYER, SHAW
CO.
TpOR SALE-ONE PAIR DARK GRAY PONIES.
.17 Nine hundred lbs each. Suitable for light car
Tinge or wagon. In good condition. Price *225.00.
Also, a nrrmii team of mules, cheap,at 300 West Adams
st.
FOR 8 ALE—CHEAP—HORSES, SECOND-HAND
stage‘harness and wagons, corner Twenty-ninth
end Statoets.. Z. I. P.
Fob sale—some good work and drtv
inghorres at Omaha stable s, corner Twenty-third
and Statists. M. C. WILBUR;
FOI? SXLE—A 8-SEAT CARRIAGE, PEDDTAR
vrageni and cook stove Cheaper trade. JF, 250
EnUou-sL
FOR-SAIiE— A’CLOSE CARRIAGE OR HACK AT
asacrltice—*2so, not half Us -worth.. Apply at T.
MAHON’S Livery, .corner Elghtoenth-eL and indi
ana-av.
SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR WOOLLEN OR
JD fancy'goods. a good 4-year old buggy horse, la*
qnlre early at 124 West Madlsonst., Dollar Store.
FOR SALE-ONE'SECOND-HAND. STRONG,
business buggy In pood order. f». Call Monday at
555 Wa&liiDprum-av.,iiear UnlonPark.
For sale—horse,- phaeton and* hab.
ness, cheap. Inqulrc'at 140 West Miullsoa-st.
FOR BALE-ONE OPEN BUGGY, IN GOOD
condition, cheap. 140 West Madison at.
FOR RALE-30 GOOD SOUND HORSES, JUST
received by 8 P. CREOAR, at stable No. €6 West
Jackson-st.; they must too sold Immediately; if you
want to buy be sure and com* and see them: yon cun
find any size you want cheaper thao any other phw£
FOR SALE—DON'T FAIL TO GOTO CREOAR’S
stable. No. 55 West Jack»on-»t, and boy a hone;
yon .will find them Just what he tella yon they are.
FOR BALE-A-DRAUGHT TEAM. APPLY AT
COJohn-st.
Fob sale —a second-hand carriage,
with polo and shafts, suitable for one or two
horses. Tot particulars apply at 596 Hlddsau-ev.
For sale—heavy draught horse suit
aide for dray or Trahan; also wagon and doable
harness, nearly new, cheap. Apply Sa Third-ay.
FOB BALE-il GOOD DRAFT HORSES. CAN BE
seen at Dr- Kimberley’s farm, at Barclngton, on
the Chicago <t Northwestern Railroad. Will bo sold
cheap-, tcrcloso out.
FOR SALE-CHEAP, FOR CASH. A STYLISH
fast pacing horse, well broken for elty use, both
to buggy and saddle; 8 years old. and sound; weighs
1,100 pound*. Inqure at 806 West Madison-at-.up-Btalrs.
LIVERY AND MORE ROOM FORBOABD*
VI era at the Omaha stables,. comer Twenty-third
and Btate-eta. M. C. WILBUR.
I AM' PREPARED TO BOARD ALL THE
horses that may come and the very best of care,
comer Harmon-conrt and Victoria-av.. rear 523 Wa
huh av. M. C. BRADLEY.
’TXTANTED A BOUND, YOUNG SADDLE
fl horse, good sire, and a line driver. C. H. BECK.
WITH <fc CO.,
■VSTANTED—A FEW GOOD SINGLE COTTERS.
Yf Inquire at 65 and 67 South Halsled-eU TTLDEN
«t EATON.
Wanted— a good, strong- express
war on and harness by c. JL BECKWITH
CO.
ANTED—A.-SPRING TRUCK. CAPACITY
4 000 to at 312 and 314 West Lake-st. J.F,
WARREN ACO.V
__y 4 vttID—TO Bu i—AK EXPRESS WAQON
W to?SSr™ Aa V«- minlro ~t n- Wet
Room
wiKTirn-A GOOD HOKSE. HARNESS, AND
ncTitTi Tfl PTTY—A fIOOD D^HAND
<JcnWo Wagon and harness., Call at UolV<>«»t
Adaffig-Bt., 7. l£eiASil*Ai»Dv
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1871.
WANTED TO RENT.
\V ANTED—TO RENT—HOUSE OR COTTAGE
Mtung offlSL® Addrew, stating terms. P, Stoats
WMI.T-f LEEPINO-KOOM. WITH
r 3™ on i I l nl to private family, on tbe West
bide between Lake and Vunliunm-ata If dealnbl.-.
woiJd furnish It myself. AdOteas FIRE, care of a’
E. Andrew Co., comer of tvasblnirton and Joffer.
aon-ete.
TSTANTED—TO RENT—TWO ROOMS ADJOIN-
Tv lug, office and.bedroom, on second floor, orcr
store, on State or -Madlson-ata., for real estate boat
ness. Address Box 22, P. O.
W AI J.I ED zT.? BEKT-a FURNISHED ROOM,
with or without board, pjj tho South Side, by
a young lady; where thw* are no other boarders
preferred. Address. P yy. Tribune offlrA.
\V RENT—FURNISHED ROOM
_l newTremont House. Address, atatingprlco
V^ r month, EFG, in care of Carrier No. 8.
WANTED— TO RENT—TWO SMALL,-NEAT
rooms, snitabloforhousekrcplng, by man, wile
andgirt Rent promptly In advance. Address W.
BEE, care Tribune office.
TITANTED—TO RENT—WE HAVE CALLS
TT from first-class parties for houses and tenements
in all parts of tho city; will owners please send des
cription of their houses, R. KENNEDY CO.; No. 133
Went Madison et.
“TV"ANTED—TO RENT-THREE ROOMS-BY A
TT gentle man and wife. State rent and locality.
Address, C<tP, Tribune office 455 Wu*.
baah-av.
■\7STANTTIJ—T° RENT—A SUITE OF 2 ROOMS,
T T uulurniMiett. wlthout-bosrd, gultablo for gentle
man and wife, without children. Best care taken of
rooms. South Side, not too far out, near lake prefer,
rod. Terms must bo within tho reach of persons who
were “burnt out.'* Address, stating terms, HART
JJSY, 880 Mlchigan-av.'
WANTED —TO RENT—A DWELLING ON
Mirhlgao-av., north of Twelfth-st, or Wabash
av., north of Eighteenth-st; with carpets on. floors.
Address, with location and terms, C A B, 364 Wabash
ar.t care mall carrier.
TJITANTED—TO SENT—A FURNISHED COT
TT' tage on South Bide, where furniture can be
bought cheap. Address,-with terms, RENTER, Box
6017, Chicago P. O.
DtTANTED-TO RENT—TWO ORTHREE WELL
TT furnished rooms, or a small cottage, suitable for
housekeeping, on West Side, for gentleman and wife.
Address, stating terms and location, JH C, Tribune
offiocw
TUTANTED—TO RENT—A NEAT COTTAGE,
TT furnished or partly furnished, in the W6at Divis
ion. Address H, 39 West Lake-st.
TITANTED—TO RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE
TT of 10-rooms on South Bide: will board owner for
rent, with the privilege of keeping a few select hoard
ers. Address M M. Tribune office.
WANTED— TO BENT—A SMALL FURNISBRD
house, South Side. Address, 5 (J C, XEftaiiO
o2ir?-
*\xrANTED—T° RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE
-Tf of 3or 4 nupishei for housekeeping.
Address, O H J. Tribune office.
WANTED— TO RENT—3 OR 4 BOOMS FOR
housekeeping in pleasant locality where there
will bo permanency. GODDARD. Tribune Office.
TYrANTED-TO RENT—A SMALL COTTAGE
T T for man and wife injdeasant locality. Address,
with terms, GODDARD, Tribune office.
"TV" ANTED—TO RENT—BY A RESPONSIBLE
T t and prompt paying party, a boose of twelve (12)
or fourteen rommmnho South Site. Would buy a
email quantity of furniture. Address, TEN, Tribune
oHn,e,
•VKTANTED—TO RENT—TWOIFURNISHED OB
TT unfurnished rooms, with or without board, for
ft cfntleman and his dauehter, in a private family.
Address Q 70, Tribune office.
WANTED .TO- RENT —ON SOUTH SIDE,
north of TMrty-firstst, cotta poor finite of rooms
enPahle for housekeeping. Address, STEPHENS*
121 West WasblngU>n-st.-
TJtTANTED—TO RENT—IN WEST DIVISION,
*1 suite of unfurnished front rooms {Tsocond floor,
with 1 card for self.-wife, and two children- Call at,
or addn-sa, Room 6, northeast comer of Washington
and Cinton-sta.
MISCELLANEOUS,
All persons holding my checks for
watches left for repairs previous to the fire are
requested to send their address to mo at Tribune
office. J. P. TYLER, formerly 103 South darkest.
E STEIN WILL RE-OPEN THE TIVOLI VA
rletiea at 363 Tuolfth-st. on Saturday next, No
vember 25.
I WANT TO EXCHANGE ONE OF THE BEST
comers on West Lakc-st. for other Chicago proper
ty. Address, or call on owner, 005 West Lako-at-, cor
ner of Oakley.
Lamar, garden city, and state, op chi
cago. Cash paid for policies by SHUFELDT «t
BALL, Attorneys, 219 West Madison-st,
Titles-titles-biuno ABSTRACTS AND
hare titles quieted and conflrmed.S. P. TRIPPE.
Solicitor, No. 167 West Washington-st.
TSTANTED—ALL BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER
hniers NO. 9 South J efferson-st. to-day
at 2 o’clock, sharp.
T\f ANTED—A PURCHASER FOR THE WELL
TT known weather guard patent. -The present
owner not being able to go on and manufacture, on ac
count of low by the recent fire. This is one of the
most valuable patents known entire and solo right
of thirteen Western States; for sale or exchange for
Chicago real estate. Call on. or address, OWNER,
No. 006 West Lake-st.
LADY TO PUT IN MILLINERY
T T whoro dressmaking is established; good location
and cheap rent. Call at 665 Madlson-st.
TITANTED—BY A HEALTHY WOMAN WHO
hnr lost her baby, 5 day old. a child to nurse at
her resl ence. Apply at 269 FirstrSt, between Pau
lina and Wood-sts.
■ITCAKTED—’TO BUY—OLD GAS OR STEAM
t V pipe.. Address OB G, Tribiuie office.
"VITANTED—IOO,OOO BRICK; WILL PAY CASH;
tT. take them on the ground or delivered. Address
C. E PARKER. 77 South Halsted-st
WILLIAM H- THOMPSON, REAL ESTATE
T Agents. 229 West Madlson-st.,' Thompson’s' Block;
rents collected, property bought and sold. WeafSido
property a specialty.
T\TANTED—A PARTY TO JOIN US INEREOI-
T» inpa cheap building on Lake Park, good lot.
For particnlars call, or address, 25 Cottage Grov6-av.
\rTANTFi>—to purchase an interest in
Y Y a book and stationery store. In or near the city,
bv a young: man conversant 'with the business, ana
willing to work hard. Address J. E. SUTHERLAND
Ti ibuno office..
WANTED-CLOTHIh’ G, CUSTOM WORK, IN
exchange for a new first-class sowing machine.
Call on or address C, 987 Indiana av,
WANTED— PAINTING, IN EXCHANGE FOR
anew first-class SSS sowing machine. Call on or
’address C, 937 Indlana-av.
WANTED —WEATHER STRIPS IN EX
change for anew first-class mowing machine.
Call at or address C, 957 Indlana-av.
TTrAKTED— OLD, BURNED SAFES.~CALL OR
i* address C. BRIGHAM. 113 West Ranilolph-at.
TO KENT—STORES, OFFICES; fto.
TO RENT-IN ST. LOUIS—LARGE -6-STORY,
doable front store. Nos. 217 and 219 North Main
st., between Pine and Olivc-sts.'; store 41x145 feet to
alloy; lately occupied by Messrs. Dodd, Brown A Co.;
possession given January L 1872. Apply to J. E.
KAIME A BROS,, Real-Estate Agents, U6 Olivost.,
Bt. Louis, Mo.
TO RENT-IN THOMPSON’S BLOCK, A BUITE
of C rooms, first floor. 25x76, light and airy, suitable
for anlnsnranco company, or nnv light business, with
a fire-proof vault Apply to WM. LL THOMPSON,
229 West Madison-81
TO RENT-STEAM POWEB-A‘ TWO STORY
brick building, with steam .power. In South
Division. Apply to T. B. GRANT, No. 10 and 13 N.
Canal at, Chicago.
TO RENT—HAUL 80X50. 22 FEET HIGH, FOR
carpet. notion, boot and shoe, or milMnorr store.
Also one 22x60, formanufacturing. ■N.B.-GROW, 431
Madison s’..
TO RENT—THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS 46
Desplalnes at. tor light Jobbing, aa- boots and
shoes, dry goods, hata and caps, etc. A. KIDDER,
office inufley, rear 46.
TO RENT—A HALF OP A STORE FOR FUR
nlshing roods or shirt manufactory, on South Bide..
Good localise, at reasonable rent. Address MER
CHANT VaJi 08, Trtbnne office, 469 Wabash-av.
TO RENT—OFFICE ROOMS ALSO, FURNISH
cd bed-rooms, mar bo ha<l in the private residence
No. 145 Twenty-fir* t-fit., between Wabaah-av. and
State-st, near Field dt Letter’s.
TO RENT—FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT, 40x
70, In iron front store to bo finished about Decem
ber 15, on Ma'ison-st., near Wabash-av.; fire-proof
vaults, &c. AYRES EOFP, Ml Wabaah-av.
TO RENT—LIGHT BASEMENT, PARTLY FUR
nished, suitable for offices or housekeeping at 550
Mlchigan-av. _
TO RENT—LARGE STORE, HAVING 6 ROOMS'
above at 563 West Madlson-s* Apply to Shipping-
Can Mfg. Co., 46 and 43 West Lake-st,, up-stairs.
TO BENT—TWO ROOMS FOR OFFICES OR
business, first floor. In the most central business
location. Apply at 265 West Madlson-st.
TO RENT BOOMS FOR OFPICFS PAR
lor andiroom .adjoining, 99 Harrison-st, near
State.
TO BENT-STORES NOS, >l7O AND 172 NORTH
Jefferson st_ near Northwestern Depot. Apply
at HO North Dcsplaincs-st STEVENS «fc BARKER
TO RENT—A FRAME BARN, 24 BY 33 FEET,
in the alley between Michigan and Indiana-avs., a
little south ot tlateenth-et-
TO RENT—7W WEST LAKE-ST.—A DESIRA
bIo store for dry goods or grocery business. In
quire on premises.
TO RENT—STORE SOUTHEAST CORKER OF
Taylor and Jefferson-at*,; good location.
TO RENT—SALOON AND FIXTURES; LARGE
business; 514 West Tnrtlrtna-Bt, Inquire at 106
lUndolpb-at.-or on the premises.
TO RENT—A BRICK BARN AT 312 .WEST,
Wa&hlngton-st.
TO RENT—THE-NEW (NEVER
and elegant brown stoneiront store N0..613. West
Madlson-st., nearly opposite UnionTark: plate-glass
windows, and spfenolaly. finished.. Apply to S. B.
BOWLES, No. 17 South Oanal-st.
TO RENT—BASEMENT, WITH FIRST FLOOR
20i50 feet each, suitable for any.first class boal
ness, being light and eligible. Rent reasonable, and
immediate possession, UHAi?i C. AUSTIN, 871
Tvabash-SV.
TO BENT-A BRICK STORE, 62x90, CORNER
Marti wm-st and Mlchlgan-av. BOWEN, HUNT
WINSLOW, 124 Mlchlgan-av.
TO RENT-GOOD NEW BARN TWO STORIES,
for storage or manufacturing. -Has plastered
room. No. 1387 Wabasb-av,
TO RENT-BRICK BTTILDINO AND BARN ON
Lineoln-av., one block north of Fullerton-ev.
TO RENT—A LARGE ROOM ON LOWER FLOOR
■for office at l^Pock-court.
TO RENT-BASEMENT ON .CANALRT., NEAR.
Madison, a good location for restaurant. Inquire
of D. Real Estate Agent, 45 South Ca
nal-’Ht.
7TO RENT—DESK BOOM AT 28 NORTH OLARK-
A. at, In Ewing Block.
nto' rent-four-story and basement
X brick 38-E»*t Randolph-at. -Possession
Januarrl ifiTi. If rented" soon will Definlahodtoauit
the. norson renting For terms Inquire of B. W.
SMITH. 45 Hubhard-CCiirF*
TO RENT—STORE 275 W£ST RANDOLPH-ST,
Two show windows, coxurtcre, 1 show case. fSO
per month.
TO RENT-FROM THE FIRST DAY OP 1572. 3
(tores corner ot Hoisted and Madlson-sts.; finest
location in the city. D. COLE «fc SON, House AgcnU.
188 West Madison-fit.
TO BENT ONE OB TWO LARGE FRONT
rooms, for business purposes,' furnished or unfur.
nUhcd, In the moat central and finest block In the city.
Apply to H. D. BROWN, 4S West Randolph-st.
TO RENT—TOGETHER OR SEPARATE, AT 441
Wabaah-av., corner of Pock court, flue well
lighted rooms, on main floor; one room 22x44 feet, two
bay windows; two rooms 14x11 feet each. On third
floor, ono room ssxsftfcct. Also, basement, wellAultea
lor brokers’and Insurance offices. Apply to JAMES
MORGAN or R. W. BRIDGE, on the premises.
TO BENT—OFFICE—LARGE FRONT OFFICE
in brick building, east of Desplaines-st. Call on
EDMyNP O. STILES, 112 West Randplph-st.
TO RENT—TWO FIRE, LARGE OFFICES AND
part of an office. AppV at 174 West Washington-
TO PENT—2 FIRST-CLASS OFFICES OVER
U.e taiilw-aro store, 2?o. 97 West Baaaslrfc-at.
At J, ctory.
BOABDIKO
AHP
10. NOBTH SANOAMONiTr/NEiLK^n»T?'
Ift aiLVERST.—WANTEI) TO LODGE
A JS* r two or moo yonng men on «S
s"Lh«i. 0 lliai,riv t<l Sicily
on RRYANT-AV.-A GENTLEMAN *"vn
rjM ,n or l T“ 1' r B u ge-illraicn oan^aoeomSS
gffia'JiffXi toi at Cotu Qro fISSS;
QA ABERDEEN SR—LARGE FBONT Bnnir
OU affitablo for gentleman and wife or twocentlo!
men; house with all modern ImprovemenuT location
very central, also one or two day boarders wanted. 11
OPT PARK.AV.—TWO PLEASANT PARLTmo'
O i with' board, for two gentlemen and viwi’
hpnse first-clggs and good location, terms moderate/**
A“I EIGHTEENTH-ST.—MRS, TABHR. po»
*tX merlv 0f207 Mlchlgan-av..- can-
few day boarders.
A-| EIGHTEENTH*ST. BOARD” WITH
rtX handsomely furnished room for gentleman and
wife, or two gentlemen. Also day board. References
exchanged.
A C SOUTH ANN-ST.—FURNISHED OR UN
tU furnb-hed suite of front rooms; also, o’front par.
lor to reit with board, suitable for two or more eon*
Uemen-
PABK*AV.—FOB TWO GENTLEMEN— PAR
Up lor, first floor; private family; Just vacated.
O 17 WEBT-MA DISON-ST.—BOOM FOB A LARGE
is i number of day boarders, and for a few by the
week. Good board and charges reasonable.
Q Q ASHLAND-AV. A GENTLEMAN AND
i/O wife, ortwo single gentlemen, can be accommo
dated with room and board, in private family. Best
of reference required. None but those wishing first.
class board needapply.
QQ SOUTH GREEN-ST.—SUIT OP UNPUR
%j O nlshed rooms, with board.
/J SOUTH BANGAMON-ST.—TWO GENTLE
XXV/ men. to roomtogether, can obtain good board
and room; also a few day boarders can be accom
modated. is-
1 1 n TROOP-ST., BOARD AND FURNISHED
XX V or unfurnished rooms in a private family lor
one or two gentlemen or man and wife;
lift NEAR. WABASH
XX «y av.—A few .day boarders nan bo accommo
dated.
one largo room. References required.
04 WABKEN-AV., CORNER WOOD-ST.-
Atim Board, with rooms single or en suite; first
class brick residence! with modem Improvements*
terms reascnable.
1 A A WABREN-AV., NEAR UNION PARK—
-LttV/ A gentleman and wile, or two single gentle
men, can find a pleasant home.
1 A A WEST ADAMS-ST.—FURNISHED FRONT
J-Tctt room to with board.
*1 A K SOUTH OREEN-ST.—ONE ORTWO QEN-
Xmt tj Uemen can find a pleasant room and good
board, where they can have the comforts of a home.
1 OQ W. ADAMS ST.-BOARD AND TWO ELE-
Xvu Rant unfurnished rooms, aul table for two or
•four persons. In private family. House first-class,
with modem improvements, near hoslnees centre and
street cars.
1 f7y4 WEST WASHINGTON-ST—A FEW PER.
lia: eons can have first-class day board at HM
per week at the above number.
Orf\Q WEST WASHINGTON-ST—ROOMS, FUR.
or unfurnished, with board. Also,
day boarders accommodated.
o*l A .WASHINGTON-ST.—A LADY WITH
LiJLtk good references can find board and room.
Ol A WASHINGTON-ST.—FRONT ROOM ON
aJJLrr first lioor to rent, with board for two gentle
men.~~ Also, two day boarders.
O WEST WASHINGTON-ST.—WELL-FUR-
LiA. U nLshod suite of rooms; home desirable; sulta
bfe for a physician.
O i Q WEST MADI6ON-ST.—AN ELEGANTLY
furnished front room to rout ;-the moat desira
ble situation in the city; suitable for a gentleman and
wife or a party of four gentlemen. Extra table.' Terms
moderate.
O A* T WEST MONROE-ST.-VERY DESIRABLE
front suite, unfurnished. Also, furnished
single looms, with good board. Terms reasonable,
OH A MXCHIOAN-AV.—A FRONT PARLOR
for an office, or will rent it to two or three
gentlemen, with board.
o*7 K WEST VAN BUREN-ST.—A SUITE OF
Li i tl pleasant front rooms, furnished, with good
board, in a small family, without children.
POO FULTON-ST-, BET. CURTIS AND MAY-
Li%/iJ ats., a suite of unfurnished front rooms, with
board; also, a single room famished.
Qrtft WALNUT.ST.—WE CAN ACCOMMO-
Ovv date ft e, of gentlemen,
with good board at $6 a week.'
QOQ WEST VAN BUREN-ST., CORNER AB
O—u erdeen—A few first-class boarders wanted.
QKO WEST RANDOLPH-ST.—ONE DOUBLE
OUO room for two gentlemen, and one single room
for one gentleman.
QKO sodtd park-av—furnished front
Ou O room with first-class hoard, In a private fami
ly. Terms reasonable.
WEST MADISON ST.—FURNISHED OR
OUI/ unfurnished rooms, with board; day hoarders
accommodated; terms reasonable.
o*7 A MICHIGAN AV.—MEDIUM-SIZED BOOM
O i rt to rent, suitable for two single gentlemen;
also day board for first-doss parties only.
QQi WABASH-AV. FIRST-CLASS DAY
O O-fc Board and Dinners furnished.
QQQ WABASH-AV.—ONE LARGE AND ONE
OuO small room for business or lodging, with or
without furniture,-
A_K(\ WEST TAYLOR-ST. A FEW BOARDERS
can he accommodated in a private family.
A jackson-st-boaud with
i suite of rooms, furnished or unturalshed for
gentleman and wife; also, rooms without board.
JQO BURNBIDE.ST., BBTWEEN TWENTY-
Ttvt/ ninth and TMrtieth-sts., one blockweat of
State-st cars—Good rooms andboardfor gentlemen, at
reasonable rati s-
KQO "WABASH AV.—A SUITE OF TWO OR
t/Ou thi ee rooms for business purposes from Doc. 1
next to rent; also rooms with board, and few day
boarders will find best of accommodations.
tZ.A f* WEST WASHINGTON-ST.—A PLEAS-
ant front room, with largo closet, and good
board In private family,
KPJA HUBBARD-ST-—NEAR -PAULINA—TWO
tltJl/ or throe gentlemen can obtain good, board at
reasonable price.
BURNSIDE-ST.-A PRIVATE FAMILY,
DU-/ consoles of a man and his wife, would like
two, or a party of four, to board for the winter. Stab
ling room if required.
tJKA mCHIGAN-AV.-FURIfI«HEX> neoifs
I 04fc to rent suitable for gentleman and wife, or
tvs# single single gentlemen, with board.
1717 A MICHIGAN-AV.—FURNISHED ROOMS
4 4 tft: and board for threo or four single gentlemen,
at reasonable priced
QAft WABASH AV.—FURNISHED BOOMS
QuU to rent, with first claas-board. Front base-,
tnent room for office. Also stables to rent
Q*» A MICHIGAN AV—MRS,BENEDICT.POR-
O JL\/ nurly of 320 Wabash-av., has two handsomely
furnished rooms Jor rent, with Ixmrd. One. largo
enough for three gentlemen. Would Uko two or three
day boarders.
QQ A WABASH-AV.—HANDSOMELY FUR
O nlshed f'ont rooms to rent with board. Ref
erences exchanged.
COQ MICHIOAN-AV,—SUITE OF FURNISH*
oi> 0 ed rooms to rent, with board,
BI7Q WABAPH-AV.—ROOMS TO RENT WITH
4 O board, and day boarders accommodated.
QQC iNDTANA-AY.—A GENTLEMAN AND
wOO wife or-two gentleman can haven largo
front room and board; hot and cold water.
QKCk INDIANA-AV.—A PLEASANT THIRD
UtJnJ story front room, with alcove, furnished, to
1 A SvQ WABASH-AV.—A FRONT PARLOR,
XvwO either furnished or unfurnished'; also,-one
large chamber, suitable for two persons, to rent with
board. MRS. WILLIAMS-
1 AOQ INDIANA-AV.—HANDSOMELY FUR
XI/ VJO nished front room, with alcove and three
front windows, for two. gentlemen-or gentleman-and
wlfej-dlnlng-roomonpanortloor; rll modern Improve
ments noneneedapply unless-willing to pay (ortho
best of society, table, and attendance. Terms, iioo per
month. EDWARD C. PAGE.
Till PRAIRIE-A V.—A LARGE. FURNISH
XIXX ed room, with closet, lor two gentleman;
day boarders wanted. 2
AT EVANSTON boariJTdtqhts, fuel.
and elegant unfurnished front Bit ting-room and
bedroom, en suite, for gentleman and wife, or gent,
wife, and child, at fli nr $lB per weak. No other
boarders, and no pro'essional boarding-house appli
cants wanted, Address EL W, Box 1951, Evanston
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN OBTAIN
asnltoof unfurnished front rooms, with board,
pear Union Park: all modern lmprover‘snt»; first
class neighborhood. Address ST. CLAIRE, Tribune
office.
A SUITE OF FRONT ROOMS TO BENT, WITH
board. In a private family, famished or unfur
nished, Apply ot 228 West Monroe-st.
A large front room with alcove,
furnished or unfurnished, twenty minutes’- ride
from tho city. Address ET, Tribune office.*' I>
Excsllent day boabd.at li peryfeek:
Apply at 457 State st.
TTYDE PARK—TWO LARGE PLEASANT
XX rooms, with breakfast and anpper, orJato dinner,
in a private family, two minutes’ walk from dummy
and steam cars, wo will receive four gentlemen of
unexceptional character who desire ouch accommoda
tions. Address N, Hyde Park.
I CAN FURNISH A OENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
or two single gentlemen, with board, in private
family at Evanston, at a moderate price; residence
near depot. A. GILLESPIE. P. O. Box 195 a
INBIANA-AV., SEVENTH HOUSE SOUTH OF
Twclfth-st., to rent with board—a nicely-fur
nished front parlor to a gentleman and wife, or two
elnglc gentlemen.
TWTKAR UNION PARK-A GENTLEMAN 8 W
1.1 wlfecan he accommodated with a la-™
furnished room and first-class hoard ior
terms, by addressing CR J. office. 1
ON WEST SIDE, IN GOOD LOCATION fcftivm
with idoaaant hamA lor a lado nMvdf 1
Address B, Carrier S3.
ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM
modated with room and hoard. In a private family,
convenient to street cars; tenna moderate: references
exchanged.' Address h. L.. Tribune office.
PARTNERSWAKTED.
Partner wanted—in the merchant
tailoring; would go into the ready-made as well;
must have some capital Address Tp, Tribune office.
PARTNER WANTED SOME ENERGETIC
business man—one not afraid of work—to take half
interest* In second hand furniture store and lobbing
ahem. Capitol required. 11.000. None need apply Just
to talk, for my time Is money. Call at 77 South Hah
sted-st.
PARTNER WANTED—A MAN WITH A CAP!-
tal of fl 000 to Join the advertiser in an established
sash, door, blind, and molding factory In thu cltr
Address BUSINESS. 333 South Morgan-sL
PARTNER WANTEI>-A GENTLEMAN WOULD
like to start a son in commercial life, and offers to
any firm of good standing.in. Chicago needing addi
tional capital, to place capital with his son could a
partnership be secured to him in such firm. Apply to
It KAN JACKSON, 79 West Madlson-sfc, Chicago
or to J. MASON PARKER, Boston Post Building.
Boston.
-tJARTNER WANT ED-A YOUNG MAN OP
Jl gx*£ business capacity, with sl,ooocash to take a
•ball -interc*;? in a flrsbclass business, travel a few
months and appCJot agents, .then locate Inst Louis,
take charge of ft business that will pay Mm $5,000 a
year: expenses paid the first month to secure trust
worthy man: none hut parties with money and ready
for business need reply. Address A H, care Weekly
Phenlx, 52 West Madlson-st, or call between 9 and 10
or 2 and 4.
PARTNER WANTED—AN ACTIVE BUSINESS
man, with SIO,OOO capital, in aa established whole
sale business.' Customers are first-class and business
good. Address L it, caro Branch Tribune office, with
name and address.
PARTNER WANTED—IN A HOTEL IN CHI*
cago, with $1,500 or $2,000 cash. This is a rare
chance for the right man. Apply to J. H. WOOD, 54
Pesplaines-st.
PARTNER WANTED—WITH $25,000 CASH, FOR
direct ImrczUUon business: Address F L, 11
ELay-av,
UDpna
BOABD— A LADY OP EXPERIENCE' IN
touching, wlnheA to got boora In A nitrate family,
on too Bomb olilo, TFbere leasonslnnmilo and Kngiiwii
Unnoheo to ono or two children would pay for board.
AddTOM TEACHER, 1066 Pralrle-ar.
Board— where a good table is set,
within ten minutes walk of the corner of Wood
and Tyler-ats. Addreea X.Y., caro of Millard <fc Decker.
120 Weal Waslilngton-st.
Board-by a gentleman and WIFE, in a
private family, on Booth Side, between Twelfth
and Twenty-fourth sla. east of state. State location
and toms. OTT, Tribune office.
BOARD— IN A PRIVATE FAMILY BT A OBN
tlcxnan and wife with two children, aged 9
and 15 Tears. Two to trheo rooms required. fnrnUhed
or unfurnished. Address, with terms, Hc M, Trihons
-office.
Board wanted—one or two rooms fur
risked or unfurnished, with fire, gas, and board,
for self, wife child and nurse, on West side.
BefertLCta exchanged. State location and best
terms. Address S, Room 14,203 West Madlaow at.
Board —fob gentleman and wife;
large room, with alcove and bath-room, in
J 'rival© house, where there are no other boarders; wtU
urnlsh all but carpets. Michigan. Indiana, or
Pralrie-av., 'between Sixteenth and Twenty-second
sta., preferred. Address 0 W H, Tremont House.
Board-by a gentleman and son. in a
genteel private family, on West Bide,-within ate
or eight blocks of South Hals ted and West Madison
sts. Address SHF, Tribune office.
BOARD- WITH FURNISHED ROOM, FOR
gentleman and wife, between Twelfth and Twenty
second-eta; terms not to exceed <SO per month, la aid
voice. Address 678 WestJackson-st.
Board— good board and a furnished
room (with hot and cold water If possible), for
two gentlemen, on West Side, east of union Park.
Address T B, corner of Mlcfalgan-av. and Jackaon-st.
BOARD-A SUITE OP ROOMS UNFURNISHED
(except carpets), with board. In a private-family,
by gentleman and trite, south ot Eighteenth-st.. east
of State. Address SA, corner Mlchigan-av. and Jack*
SOD St,
Board— in a private family, where
there are no other boarders, for gentleman; wife,
and child, on Washington-st, west 01 Green-at. Ref*'
erences exchanged. Address H, Tribune office.
TJOARD—BY A GENTLEMAN AND- WIFE* AND
XJ un furnished rooms In a private family, on West
flDde,-aftcr Dec. 1. Boarding-houses need not answer.
Mnst be first-class, and convenient to cars. Address,
with location and terms, 8 BWVTilbnne office.
BOARD— TWO ROOMS AND BOARD IN PRl
rate family for lady and son, or to rent furnished
rooms or cottage, in good location: terms to be mod
erate South Side preferred. Address F MO, Trib
tine Branch office, 4C9 Wabash-av.
BOARD— FOR SELF AND WIPE, WITHIN TEN
minutes' walk of the comer ot lake and Sanga
mon-sts. Parties haring rooms, furnished or unfur
nished, or to whom the income and company would
be acceptable, are Invited to address, stating terms,
which must be moderate, BOARD, Tribune office.
References exchanged.
Board and boom by a single gentle.
man. in a private family.- where the com
forts of a home can bo secured. Brick house; room
with stove; location, between Halated ftnrt Union
Park, Monroe and Randolph. To a family who has
lost by the fire, a good chance to secure a good
boarder. Terms must be reasonable; good references
given ard required. Address, Immediately, J D.
Tribune office.
BOARD— A SINGLE ROOM WITH FULL OR
partial board, in pleasant location, caat of Union
Park; references exchanged. Address, with terms
aid location, AHL, Tribune office.
Board— in a private family for sin.
gle gentleman; best of references. Address,
stating price per week, ABC, in care Carrier No. a.
Board— a gentleman and w*fe desire
board and rwm in a private family on West Side.
Address, stating tennfl. E Jj, Tribune office.
BOARD-BY a YOUNG MAN IN BUS!-
neas, in private famllv, not more than fifteen
mlnrt j H walk ,from Canal *trect Goodfroom and ac
commodations. No objection to “good society.”
CHANCE. Tribune office.
Board— well furnished room, with
board, by two joung men- Private family.pre
ferred, Would like a location on West Side, oast of
Ccntre-av. Address until Monday noon, J H J,
Tribui e office.
BOARD-BY a GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
and boy 9 years old. Alio, for a single gen
tleman. Location, South Side, Address, C. IL, 2141*2
East Madifion-st.
BOARD-BY A .OENTLEMAN-AND HIS WIPE,
a suite of furnished or untqrnshcd room# on the
South Side, to be warmed and lighted. Parties
answering will state location and terms. No fancy
prices paid. Addres» CUSTOMS. Congress HsIL
Agents canvass foiTthe
best article ever sold for general use. Send 50
.cents for sample and particulars. Address A. AU
GUSTINE, Tribune ofllce.
A GENTS WANTED—IB TO |lO A DAY CAN BE
xa. made by either sox, with my now articles. Sam
pies sect free, C. M. LIVINGSTON, 93 West Monroe
st, Chicago.
agents can (Make (sob per month in
fX. selling gorfg door bells in different towns and vil
logia. Only ten minutes’ work to adjust one. Address
J.. F, HAYS, 51 South Halsted-st, Cuicagi).
Agents wanted—no to us a day easily
made, on small caplin], with our great household
article- Sf cent samples free for stamps. A. BAY, 235
West Randolph-st., Chicago.
ALIBEKAL REWARD WILL BE PAID TO THE
hoy who receive*! a muslc-box at the Cbfton
House the morning of the fire, If ho will send word to
the Clifton House, comer Washington and Hal
sted-sts.
Lost— oct. 9, isti,'books tied up in a
bedquilt from 296 Wabash-av. I think that
they were put upon a wagon loaded from No. 291,
Turkish Bath. Address JOHN HITT, Custom
House, orNo.
LOBT-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID
for the returiDof four oil palotlngs, three India
shawls or other articles taken from my house or
lake front, foot of Adams-st, Monday, Oct 9. F.
TUTTLE, 337 Mlchlgan-av.
Lost— on the night of the fire one
Btrobey roan horse, eight years old, a little white
on rear hind foot; had on a silver-mounted square tur
ret harness when ho left the stable. Inquire at 55
•nd 57 South Halsted-st., TILDEN EATON.
Lost— two goats, from 134 dokoven st.,
two weeks since; hind part of both white, fore
part yellow oneToong and small, the other old. (5
reward. DANIEL SULLIVAN.
Lost —on the iTTH inst, bet. west
Washlngton-st; jjnd tho Northwestern Railroad
Depot, North Side; a nice overcoat with velvet* collar.
It was In a package marked “W. P. D’Wolf.’' Its fuD
value wiil be paid for its return to W. F. D’WOLF,
F. 0. Box a, wheaton, Dnpage County, lIL
Lost-left on the lake front, foot of
Monroe-fit, on tho night of tho fire, some pictures
and two satchels, one marked Mac," A suitable re
ward will bo given for their retain to B. ALLEN,
363 Wabash-Rv.
LOST-FROM THE LAKE FRONT, NEAR COR
nor of Vanßnren-st., on the morning of tho 9th of
October, one oil painting, boat picture of gentleman,-
family group picture, photograpn picture of state Fair,
one bed sheet full of ladles’ wearing apparel, given to
a gentleman on tho corner of Wabash-av. and Van
BurensL; towels, towelling, and bed linen, two light
wool ingrain carpets, ono largo black trank full of val
nablcfi. Any person returning or giving any informa
tion concerning any of the above articles at No. 187
West Washlngton-st.'will be wdl rewarded.
Lost— during the fire, ledger and
journal marked Trust Fund, 5 Estate R. AJAI
and other account books concerning Alex
ander’s estate, left in Lake Park, front of Michigan
at. A liberal reward-will for above. J;
WALLER, 52 West Madison at., third floor.
Lost— MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, BY
tho Palmer House, a brpwn tool-chest, about one
foot square by.two feet long; had copper cent for key
hole; flO reward for its delivery to J, H. BRYAN,
with Crosby A Messer, 91 Lake st., corner of Joffer
son-st.
LOST— TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14,
west of Union Park, an ear-ring of pearls and Jet.
Please return to 122 Warren-av.
Lost— a smith* a wesson revolver.
Return to 450 West Chltago-av.; or giro Information
and be rewarded.
LOST— TRUNK—TAKEN FROM THE REVERE
House at the great fire: it is checked B-.V.
34. Anv information, or the return of tho trunk, will
bo liberally rewarded by O. P. BAKER, No. 48 St.
John’s-place, Chicago.
T OST—$lO LIGHT JXAY- HORSE,
XJ marked on left fore loot by scar dn heel, thin in
flesh. Anyone returninglilm to2S7 Weet-Monroe-st.,
In alloy, will receive the above reward. L. BROWN.
Tost— a dark bay mare, small size;
thiii in flesh. Anyone reluming her to 287 West
Monrtxwd., in alley, will receive a.suitable reward.
T OST—FRIDAY, ITTH, FROM WEST 158 JACK
-Li Bon-Bt, a block Newfoundland dog, medium alza.
The finder will be liberally rewarded by retumlnghim
to 158 West Jackson-aU
LOST-ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, ON WEST
Monroe, Laflln; or Weat Madlson-ats.,* a ladj’a
enamelled opal ring. The finder will be liberally re
warded by leaving itats36 WeatMonroo-st.
Lost— a gold bracelet. Friday even
lug, Nov. 17, between First Congregational Church
and Robey-at, in stage or street. The finder will be
suitably regarded by leaving it at 75 South Robey-at.
Found-a-sum of money about a fort.
nlgbtfiince:notyetadvertlsed lost Owner .call
on F. FREEMAN, 720 SUte-st, 3d floor.
Found— on the night op the great
ire, a horse, which can be received at 190
wankec-av. F. BALS.
STRAYED— FROM 507 WEST a ftHTNGTON
»t".?.U2r-col.9re<iL?ctL<r.a'(r. answerini? to tho
name of Trump The firmer will bo suitably re
warded by leaving tho dog at 333 West Maffison-st.. in
store.
Taken 4 up—■ bt police —one black
borse.l 1i h a arts high, and about a roars old; now
•atJ.J. BRQWh’B Livery; 140 West Madlson-atr
(£>K BKWAED—LOST QN TILE LAKB BHOBE
90 near .HarHaou-sv, at the, time ot the lire, a
Btonecnttart tecl cheat, cLlscltmarltKl B. 0.. Trim an
anchor. Agflit*; xrlhuno offlce.'
REWARn-LOST A LARGE BLACK
ujxU Newfoundland dog; had a few-crajthairs 4m
his breast: answers to the name of Frank.” The
finder will please- retain the fame -to-tho Western
Transportation Company's office, 8 Wee® Washington*
at., and receive the above reward.
A REWARD—LOST OR STRAYED, A YEL-
S? L V jow COW—White hack, her right horn off. with
■roftii white star In her face, onthepoint of calving, or
has calved. Any Information other will he handsome
ly rewarded hy the owner. 115 Meaghef-st.
%iiiT AA- 1 WILL PAY SIOO FOR THE* RETURN
OXI/v of my horse, taken from 2 Julies south of
Blue Island, Nov. 9; color, blade, loft bind foot white,
dim star; saddle marks: weight, 1.000 Jfis: very fast,
square trotter. Dr. M. W. CASE, SSd and- 1346 State-st
TO LEASA—ON LONG TIME.'AT LOW*RATES.
60 feet on-Stato-atr, north-side of Harrlson-et.-,"
near Post Office excellent location. C, 8. WALLER.
82 West Hadlson-st, up stairs.
TO LEASE—VERY* CHOICE LOT,' 80X75 FEET,
smitheastcomorAOamaandMarketata. Apply
to W. H. SAMPSON, Real Estate andHottsaßeaUng.
Agency. 255 West Madison st.
TO LEASE—VERY DESIRABLE LOT, €OXIOO
feet, southwest corner Van Buren-st. and Fifth,
av., on long "time.-- Apply-to W: H. SAMPSON*,
Beal Estate and House. Renting Agency, 285 West.
Msdison-st
TO "LEASE—CHOICE LOTS ON. CLARK-ST_
nearAtams; also on Adams, near Clark. Apply
to W. H. SAMPSON .Real T. 'tate and House Renting
Agency, 285 Weat.Madiaon.Bi
TO LEASE-LOT 85X100 FEET ON \XQURTH
av., on long lime. Apply to W.H. SAMPSON.”
Peal Estate and, Homm* Banting Agency, 285* West
Madison-st.
To LEASE—FOR A TERM OP YEARS A LARGE
brick residence with 24 rooms, suitable for a first
class private hotel or club house, together with 500 feet
of ground room, largo trees, handsome shrubbery, etc.
The above is centrally looted at 475 West Washing.-
ton-st.. fronting Union Park. Apply on the premises.
O LEASE—ON„ LONG TIME—WABASH-AV.
lots; alsoStato-st.,lots. J. S. GOULD, No. 354
■Wabash-av.
TO LEASE-A NUMBER OP CHEAP: BUlLD
inglots. A. E. GUILD. Jr., 202 West Madlson-st.
TO LEASE—TEN ACRES RICH GARDEN,
five years cultivated; now fences; new house of
five rooms- Inquire at 1448 Infllana-av.,
TO LEASE-IP NOT SOLD WITHIN ,A JPEW
days, the whole or part of my 80ri07 1.3 ft on north
oust cower Madison and Well6*Bt6. THOS. B BRYAN,
Fidelity Safe Depoffitoxr.
BOARD ViXXm
AGENTS WANTED.
LOST AND FOUND.
•iSTONECTTTSB,
TO LEASE.
WASTEIHf A r.n HELP
Ollecellaeeee*,
■WANTED-A CANVASSER POE JOB PRINT-
J»; one who has followed the buatacas in the cttv
References required. Address 555, Tribune office.
WANTED —AN EASTERN PARTY WITH
desires to secure the «ervlo»of acompo
and reliable man thoroughly acquainted with the
pscery trade of Chicago, with tbe rISSr of e2
a fl*?** 1 8 store. A liberal salary
a *aeu of character having Cwneoeasa
nr QBalmcatlona, Apply by letter giving references.
c£aaf-S.°* Car of WEIGHT CO., 36 North
J?° W /»T MADISON-ST., A
stere. to leUvemrork In
w YEARS OLD. AND NOT
1 8, ra °f wnfk. Apply at. 95 West Maatooimt.
In paint shop, from 10to-12 on Momlny.
BOY 16 on 17 YEABS OF AGE.
nrcf >i!?n^T n 0 :lk £i ow c SM i German or Swede
A.il'ilT.V; i’ 0118 an (19 o’clock at 543 and
wo SUsto-et. ECKERBON A WORTHING.
V j SSS»£%&^LSS l °mve teams.
WANTHD— FIRST-CLASS CANVASSERS. AT
ifedal Sewing
aw West Madlson-et Extraordinary Inducameote.
W^ihl£ I fe Es?]E E 9°<H> CANVASSERS; to
will be paid, by the
Howe Machine Company, 23a South Ralsted-st y
W ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE A DB-'
\Wv n l STAINED GLASS
AV!viJ'«2£i CB I, ?F 2C1 3 Superfor-st, near North Clark.
Apply early on Monday,
WT? D TO _ 1 THIS DAY. 5» MEN
-JJJ« t^S«?iSP choppers, sawyers. and team
etcrs, a winters work, and free faro given. Also
gnany and tom hands wonted; cheap tickets to go
IS: ffji!gan h g
TITANTED—GOOD SMART BOY, ABOUT 15
in grocery store. Address, for one
week, GROCERY, Sonth Side. Tribune office.
Bookkeeper*, Clerks, &e.
TTTANTED—A FIRST-GLASS DOUBLB-ENTRY
.SS 0 6 Address, with reference. P. O.
Box 1735, St. Joseph, Mo.
TITANTED—AN EXPERIENCED PACKER,
*•i J and also a clerk accustomed to pntnp wet goods.
XORD, SMITH <t CO., Dearborn Park.
TITAETED—2 OR 3 FIRST-CLASS SALESMEN
T T in a wholesale bat and cap house. Those that can
commands large trade, will be dealt with on liberal
terms. Address Box 3931, New York P. 0., with full
name and references.
WANTED— FOR A WHOLESALE IMPORTING
Liquor and Grocery ?;ouso, a smart active yooug
man well up In above, of at least 5 years experience,
and having a perfect knowledge of the city trade, and
also the cities West, Northwest and South. Apply to
J. PHELAN, Room 74, Sherman House.
TITANTED—EXPERIENCED BOOK-KEEPER;
TT ono thoroughly acquainted with grain commis
sion. Address, with refereaces, and state salary ex
pected, BOOKKEEPER, Branch Tribune office, 469
Wabash-av.
X*rANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN, ACQUAINTED
"I with,the tea and coffee business. Apply to mor
row (Monday) FITZSIMMONS CLARK, UIS
South State-fit.
XT ANTED-TWO OR THREE GOOD CANVASS
era. on salary, to take orders for wood and ooaL
Address COAL DEALKR, Tribune office.
WANTED— A CLERK-WHO HAS.BEEN EN
gaged in the leather trade. Good references re
quired, Address 88, Tribune office.
WANTJsD— I DESIRE TO EMPLOY A MAN
who baa had experience In selling sewing ma
chine?, and fully competent to manage a branch office
Address, stating experience, SEWING MACHINE,
Tribune office.
WANTED— A FUiST-CLASS SAIMSMAN, OME
who speaks English and Oenuan.'loa tea cof
fee, and grocery house. Most ho thoroughly acquaint-
od with the business. Apply, with reference, to J. K.
VAN DUZER «fc BRO., 237 South Halsled-st.
\STANTED—DRUGGIST'S CLERK—ONE THAT
»T speaks Gorman and French preferred. Apply to
J. C. BORCHERDT, 735 West Mndlson-st.
Trades.
TENANTED TWENTY GOOD BRICK AND
t? stone masons immediately on Third-ar., between
Y&n Buren and Jackson-sta.
TXTANTED—A FIRST-CLASS WATCHMAKER—
ii To a reliable man, steady employment will bo
given, Address LUND. A CANE, Marseilles, His.
XXTANTED—IMMEDIATELY—IO GOOD BRICK
it masons and 12 good laborer#, on lhe~ corner
Twenty-tirst-st. and Indlana-av.
WANTED- IMMEDIATELY—15 GOOD BRICK
masons on Stato-st, 500 feet south of Von Buren
at.
TTTANTED—AT 104 WEST WASHINGTON-ST.,
it sixfirst class bootmakers for sawed work. Steady
employment given.
WAN TED-BRICKL AYERS. ON MONDAY,
the 20th. at 951 Wabash-ar., comer of Twenty-,
first-fit. Inquireon the premises.
-rcrANTED—IMMEDIATELY. TWO FIRST-
W cUss b£l* er at EDEN «fc DELIGHT’S, 73 Canal
at Best wages pa£« N
WEST MADISON-
TAT ANTED—GOOD CUSTOM PANTS MAKERS
if also two men who will- work by week. Apply at
REINHARDT <fc FOREMAN’S,. 733 Wabash-av,
.■\TTANTED—I2 GOOD MATTRESS MAKERS AT
Tf G. B. STAOF SON'S Com Huak and Bod
ding Warehouse. 843 and 545 State at.
XJtrANTED—TWO SHOEMAKERS TO DO.BOTH
if pegged and sewed boots. Call at 224 Wc*t Van
Burcn-st,
WANTED— TINNERS. BARKER A JACKSON.
117 Eighteenth st.
WANTED— TWO GOOD CABINET MAKERS
that have benches and tools. Aiply to HENRY
M. SHERWOOD. 103,105.107 South Canal st
WANTED A CARRIAGE BLACKSMITH.
MILLAR A. PARSONS. 75 West Randolph-st
WANTED— STAIRBUILDEB—A GOOD RAlL
band at No. 833 South State-st J. G. HORN E.
XkrANTED—TWO SHOEMAKERS TO DO BOTH
IT pegged and sewed boots. Call at 424 West Van-
Buren-st
"WANTED —TO BOOTMAKERS —AT WM.
f» HART’S, 76 Aberdeen-st., West Bide, a good boot
maker, also a bootmaker on fine work,.
Applyiariy Monday momlDg.l
WANTED— CABINET-MAKERS AND UP
bolstera. D. 8. BACON A CO., 143 Twenty
-6C«Ond-Bt.'
TITANTED-A GOOD. WOOD-TURNER, ONE
Tt used to scroll workpreferrod. Permanent situa
tion.- Apply to J. H. ILA.LL, 165 West Twenty-soc
oud-st.
*r|TANTEI>-25 BRICKLAYERS AT J.’S. KIRK A
it CO.’S bn I Wing, N0.358,360, and 382-North Watcr*
st. to whom liberal wages will be paid.
XTr ANTED—A GOOD STEEL AND BRASS .LET
t T tor-cutter. A steady situation lot the right man.
Address ENGRAVER, Tribune office, West Side.
TTtrANTED—a smart photographic
Tt printer and toner. JOSHUA 'SMITH, 545
Canal-st
TSTANTED-tMACHINIST AND DIE' MAKER.
TT Nonebnt the beat. CROSBY A MESSER, 89
and 91 West Lake-Bt.
Wanted— so carpenters, at burling
ton Warehouse, corner Sixteenth and State-at*.
fTTANTED—TINNERS AT CS6 BLUE' ISLAND-
Tt av. Apply on Monday.- K. H. BARNES A CO.
Wanted— two first-class gaspitters.
GAIR A HADFIELD, 50S Wabash-av.
'TYTANTED—A fGOOD CAKE ORNAMBNTEB.
TT Apply at 23 and2sNorth Cllnton-st.
ANTED—TWO GOOD TRUNK-BOX MA
TT kers: tho highest wages and steady work. Ap
ply at 371 West Lakc-st.
txtanted-a good bootmaker on sewed
TTand pegged boots, to goto Turner Junction, a)
miles west from Chicago. Steady work and good
wages- through the winter. O. A, CHAPMAN. In
quire at 68 Rucker-fit., near West Indiana-st.
WANTED— A GOOD LITHOGRAPHIC COLOR
artist. Send specimens, and salaay expected, to
T. SINCLAIR. 506 and 508 North-fit. Philadelphia.
WANTED-rTINNERS. ATPLY AT 39 WEST
Lake-st.
XTST ANTED—EXPERIENCED ROOFERS. AP
TV ply to Union Roofing and Paving Company, cor
ner Market and Adams-sts.
YXTANTED—A METAL SPINNER AND BOYS
TT at 213 and 215 East Lake-st.
TTtrANTED—BRICK-LAYERS AT THE CHICA
TT go and Northwestern Railroad freight depot on
Dear born-fit., between Klnzio and North Water-sts.
E. F. GOBEL, Superintendent of Masonry for com
pany.-
"IXTANTED—HORSE SHOER—A GOOD STRONG
T T helper for turning shoes and work on .tho floor.
Call at 265 West Lake-sC, early Monday morning, o.
W. HARNDORFF.
TXTANTED—WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKER
TT to locate near Chicago whorepart capital will bo
supplied to establish factory. 112 west Randolph st.'
YTTANTED—A GOOD TINNER, WHO UNDER
TV stands furnace work, at 517 West Madison-st-
IXTANTED—A TINNER; ALSO A MAN USED
TT V> pedling, at ALBERT EDWARDS’, 967 Weet
Lake-st. v.-
YTTXbTFD—IO CARPENTERS AT 7 O’CLOCK
TT Monday morning, at the building 650 Wabash-av;
■\XTANTFD-A SHOEMAKER, AT 389 SOUTH
TT Jefferson-fit.
STEWARD! ALSO, A COOK; FOB
do Tcfcienccs required. Inquire
at No. n Sonth
a*BABH-AV.—NEAR
TT Anlcely furnish ed -room, with largo closet,, to.
rent, with board, to one or two gentlemen, in a private
house. Address HA T, Tribune office.
GOOD WATCHMAKER-SINGLE
ii man preferred. Noro bat the best need apply.
For a first-cioss workman tt-e most liberal .toms will*
be offered. Address, giving references," MANN dfc
HORNADAY, Keokuk. lowa.
"TITANTED—6 CABINET MAKERS. IMMEDL
ately. Good wages and«-teadr employment, h.
CARTER <t CO., comer Lake ana JcfTereon-ets., 4th
oor.
TO BOOKBINDERS—WANTED—ONE RULER
and ono firet-olass forwarder. CAMERON, AM*
BERG. HOFFMAN CO., 14 and 18 West Ran>
.dolph-at.
FORSALE. _
Fob sale—a. four-wheel child’s car.
riago (perambulator), nearly aa good as new, at
half price, 2SI Park-ar.
f’OB SALE—SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND
new brick. Inquire of LJ. BALDWIN, 836 Wa
bash-av.
FOR SALE—a very desirable lease of
a good J-story and basement orick house with,
furniture Ipaao runs to May J, *1873; house suitable
for business purposes, on Wabasb-av. near Eighteenth*
stCHASc. A
I 10R SALE —A >TTLL-BLOODED WATER
spaniel, from Imported ;tock; seven mouthsold-
Well broke for age. 59 West
FOR SALK-BRICK—SO.OOO TO lOO,5» CLEANED
and ready.for delivery. To be seen
and Illinois-sts. P. M. hat.e CO., 28 Norwh Clark
st
FOB SALE—2 ELEGANT SILVER-PLATED 7
foot show cases, at 275 West Baadolph-st., at 10,
Monday.
SALE—OR EXCHANGE—7S.OOO OLD BRICE,
r NICHOLSON BROS. A CO., Builders,- 50 East
Harrison-st.
FOR t-ALE—a barb chance—house for
rentand #3ooorf«o'worth of furniture forsale.
Inquire at 1156 South Stale, corner Twenty-fifth-st, in
grocery store. Reasons for. selling, parties. going
south. _ _
INSTHTTCnON.
ft LADY TEACHER WILL. RECEIVE AT-HEB
A rooms, 100 l state-at, laffiea or»nttfflneaJriahink,
instruction in English branches. Applications juade
personally-
A TEACHER—TO GIVE-LESSONS' ON- THE
A banjo and Jig dandng. 'Terns must -be low and
references first-class.. Apply at 127 West Madlson-st,
«Mqnday<Mterloo’clock.a.-m-,T>p-Btatr&r--
Edmund glare, teacher op teeguttar
and Singing* Address 219 West Tonus
moderate. Pupils, attended to at thair resldenco.it
preferred.
TirANTED -ANY ONE WISHING TO LEARN
Tt the German language In the evenings. .Terms,
reasonable.: Address B, P.o. Box.SIS, or care 163
~Woet M*dl»QD-st.,up stairs. _
XVTA NTED-YOUNO. LADY TEACHER,* WITH
11 piano, to teach ono pupil, for board, where alio may
instruct others, near city, CMI at IX2 West- Randolph
sWßoobL
■jaoci^a—BMßWttiaak^ggwaeaaa
WANTED—FEMALE HELP.
DDiedUaMOiwi
XfTANTED—A Glßl*>lo TO TEARS OP AGE,
tv to live with a young married couple and taka,
care ot the baby Address J. C. WALLIS, Post Of.,
nee. I
T*TANTED—FIRST-CL ASS CANVASSERS, AT
_v T the office of the Gold Medal Sewing Machine, 393
Extraordinary Inducements.
WAN TED-10 BALLET GIRLS AT THE TL
roll Varieties, 3GB Tweilth-at, corner of Waller.
Cali from 2 to 4 all week.
WANTED— TWO GOOD MEN CAN FIND
Jojroent bv applying to Kelly A Har*
regolraL Clara-st, No capital, but references
DmoNdete
OOOD LAT7NDEgsa 331
ANTED—A OOOD GIRL AT ITS THIRD-AV.
WANTED— A GOOD COOK, ALSO A 1 T»AUN*
dress at N* 143 EUls-av., Just south of Douglas
place.
■TOTANTED—A GOOD GIRL TO- DO HOUSE
tv -worklor Air wages and a good home. Scotch
or German preferred. Apply at 207 Twenty-fifth-at.
TETANTED—A GOOD COOK WHO UNDER
TT stands metk and pastry cooking. Can get a good
situation in DesMotoes. lowa, by applying at the Clif
ton House, cor, of Washington and Btusted-sta.
WANTED—AT- 202 NORTH CARPENTER-ST. A
v T girl to do general housework; must oome well
recommended.
YETANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
TT work, atKiWabash-ar.
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO GEN-
T T era! housework, at 161 West Waahtogton-st.
\kTANTBD-60 GOOD 60LDERER8 AT OFFICE
TT of Chicago Manufacturing Company. 213 and 215
Lake-at, burnt district. Monday morning.
T\rANTED-A GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND
’*_* Iron—a German or Swede preferred. Apply to
1153 Vfabaah-av.
"TITANTED—A GOOD, COMPETENT GIRL* TO
J do general- housework, la s emin family, on
West Side: Callat73 Aahland-ar,
GOOD STOUT GIRL TO DO
t T waahing-and Ironing and assist In general house*
work. Apply a* 426 s
"XXTANTED—AN EXPERIENCED GIRL TO DO
t T chambet work and take care of lamps; steady
work and good wages. Apply Monday morning, be*
tween the boorsor9 and la, at S3 Sheldon at.
"TIT ANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE*
T T work. No Irish. Apply at 1063 Wabash ay.
WANTED-A GERMAN GIRL AS NURSE
and to do light chamber work- Must come well
.recommended. Apply at 116! Indlona-ar.
TTTANTED —A GOOD GIRL TO DO COOKING,
t T •washing, and 1 riming, and one to do s* cond work.
Apply at log South Park-av.. corner Twp-qjy.fogrth bt.
~\%J AN TED—AT 383 WEST RANDOLPH-ST, A
TT German girl iromia to 15 years old, forllght work.
TYTANTED—AN EXPERIENCED GIRL TO DO
general housework; a good -washer and Ironcr.
Must bring references. Ax>ply at 92 WalnuVaL. Mon.
day and Tuesday.
TYTANTBD —A FIRST-CLASS COOK. NONE
v v bnt those unf era landing thelrbualno s need rail.
Apply M onday, between 9 and IQ. at7os WestfMonroe-aL
TIT ANTED—A GOOD COOK WHO HAS NO
Tv objections to do washing and Inning. Gall at
74 South Sangamon-sL
WANTED—A GOOD GIRL, TO DO GENERAL
TT housework, in a small family. Call at 23 Walaut
st, near Union Park. A good place for a good girl.
WANTED- TWO NEAT. COMPETENT GIRLS,
sisters or friends, to work for a family of three—
one for cook, the other for second girl and nurse. Ap
ply, with reference, at C 3 Twcnty-foorth-st.
T\TANTED-A SWEDE OR NORWEGIAN GIRL
TT to do second work Apply at 619 Michlgan-av.
WANTED— A GIRL FOR SECOND WORK. AND
to sew. Apply at S3 South Carpenter-sL
■WANTED—FIRST-CLASS GIRL, NO OTHER
TT neco apply, lor general housework, in a family
of three house small, at 41 Winchsster-av., between
Monroe and Adams-sts.
WANTED— A FIRST-CLASS COOK. IN A
family of 13. No washing or Ironing. Apply at
577 Micl>ignn-av.
WANTED —GERMAN, NORWEGIAN, OR
Swedish girl, to do general housework In a small
family where there are no children. Apply at 51 Wal
nut-tL, near Paulina.
TTTANIEE—A FIRST CLASS COOK AND IRON
TT ertodo general housework, at 597 Monroo-sL
Call Immediately.
YYTANTED—A GIRL TO WORK IN A RESTA’U
TT rant, in the burnt district. To work lu day time
onlr. Apply to J. ALLEN, 185 East Madison near
Wells-eL
NURSE GIRL BETWEEN THE
T T ago or 12 and 15 years. Apply Immediately at 139
Calmnet-av., between Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth-sts.
WANTED-A GIRL TO HELP CARE FOR TWO
children and do the washing and Ironing for
fonr. A pply at C 9 Forest-av.
XITANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
TV work A rood girl can find a good home and
good wages at 13 Abcrueen-st.
YYTANTED—GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
yv work; ono who Is willing to work; good wages.
AppJy to-<lay at 205 West Van Buren-et.
■WANTED—A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
Tv homework either German, Swede or Norwegian.
Apply at 3f*s WfibasJi-av., up stairs.
YYTANTkD—A FIRST-CLASS WOODWORKER
V T on light carriage work, at PENNOYEH, SHAW
ct CO.’S, 325 and 327 Wabash av.
WANTED— A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
Joining pictures frames. Steady employment.
Apply at 381 Wabasb-av., in rear.
YYTANTED—A tfIRL TO DO GENERAL HO USB
TT work In a private family. A good cook preferred.
Apply at SGAmuns-aL
WANTED— A TIDY AMERICAN OR
German girl, about 10 or 12 years of ago, to take
care of a babe. Fair Wafees and a comfortable home
for one who suits. Cull at 251 South Parkav., Mon
day, between 10 and 13 £-m. Ring upstairs’ bclL
WANTED— A GOOD COOK AND LAUNDRESS
at No. 536 West Monroost
WANTED— A GOOD GERMAN OR ENGLISH
woman t< cook, wash, and iron. Good wages
will be given to a competent person. Apply at 151
EUis-nv., near Cottage Grove cars.
XTCTANTED—OIRL |FOR GENERAL HOUSE
-1 it work. Must be it pood washer andironer. Colored
girl prefer red. Apply No. BElJrldge-ct.
GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSB
ii work. Call Sunday or Monday at 609 Wabash-ar.
WANTED-A SWEDISH OB GERMAN GIRL
to cock in a small family at ffyde Park, Inquire
of G. E- HUMPHREY, at Church of the Messiah,
corner Hubbard coart and Waboah-av..
geamntreueii.
WANTED-SIX FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKERS
TV at Mrs STOUGHTON'S, No. BS4 Wabash-av.
TJIT ANTED—OPERATORS TO WORK ON
TT shirts; must furnish their own machines; wages
|g per week. Apply at 4SO South Halstod-at., up stairs.
TTST-ANTEIM-A GIRL TO DO PLAIN SEWING
.TT In private family. 116 South Sangamon-st.
WANTED-GOOD DRESSMAKERS, AT. 637
Stalest.
■T|r ANTED—EXPERIENCED HANDS ON NECK
TT ties and bows; also girls to learn. Call 250 Ew
Ing-st.
WANTED— A FEW GOOD DRESSMAKERS, AT
27 East Polk-et.
*\T|TANTED—A SWIFT OPERATOR OF RINGER
TT machine for plain sewing. Apply Monday mom
jpg, from 8 to 10. at 364 West Jackaon-at.
WANTED— TWO GOOD DRESSMAKERS;
also apprentices to learn the business, Apply at
709 Wahaah-av.
YIfTANTED—A GOOD LAUNDRESS—ONE OF
TT experience, at 354 Wabash-av, Best of reference
required.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
A HARDWARE AND TINWARE BUSINESS
at 397 and 397} West Lake-aL, for sale; also a lot of
shelving and counters.
A STOCK OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
In Kansas City. Mo., for sale on easy terms. Good
trade established In Western Missouri and Southern
Kansas. Address Lock 80x2077, Kansas City, Mo.
A WELL ESTABLISHED PACKING HOUSE
in coed location, with a big ran of customers, for
sale. Apply at *57 South Canal-st.
ANY MANUFACTURERS WHO WILL LOCATE
business in a desirable suburb, near the city, can
hear of liberal Inducements by calling on EDMUND
G. STILE, 112 West Bandolph-st.
BARBER SHOP FOR SALE CHEAP. 8M STATE*
at. Call soon.
BOARDINGHOUSE FOR SALE—MADISON
st., near Aberdeen; fine opportunity. O. W.
WAITE, Real Estate Agent, 355 West Madison sL
Drug store for sale—one of the
finest In central Wisconsin; located in a flourish
ing city of 4.000 inhabitants. The oldest and best lo
cated drug, store in tho place. Address H. DAS
-WORTH SONS, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fob sale-an ai meat market on west
Madison st.; long lease and very favorable rental;
terms cash or approved security. Address JENKINS,
Tribune office.;
Y SAFE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF STORE 893
I i btate-st. near corner of Eighteenth, for sole, do
ing good business. Stare 70 feet deep, suitable tor any
business. Call soon and get a bargain.
•\rOTICE TO BREWERS—BARB CHANCE TO
XT make money.—Tor sale, on good sad-favorable
terms, tho well-known Bender Brewery, situated in
the heart of tho city. The building was-boflt especi
ally for ibe business, and la a fine brick building, in'
complete order; machinery and everything complete-
A plan of the brewery can'be seen at the office of
.CHILDS A WEYL, 64 WeatWaabington-st.
EETAIL GBOCEBT STOKE FOB'S ALE, now
i doing a first-class business; good stock of fine
goods corner wish to sell on Account of shanging his
Easiness: JOHN L. PAVXB, 902 SUtc-st.
STOCK AND FIXTURES AND 3 YEARS
lease of drygoods store lor sale, 37 West Madison*
at, opposite Aberdeen. For particulars. Inquire at
the above number.
SMALL STOCK AND FIXTURES OP DRY
goods and notion store 43CW’eat Madlson-st, fdr
sale: desirable location; low rent. Great bargain, if
taken soon, as party 15 going to leave the city. Inquire
on premiers.
mo PR INTER S—ONE HALF INTEREST IN A
JL first-clisa newspaper and Job office, for solo.
Material In use six months located in a flourishing
city of 20.000. To an acceptable person, liberal terms.
Practical printer preferred. Adodreas .XXX Ttlbune
offlce.
mHE COMPLETE FIXTURES OF A DINING*
X' room for sale. Only in nse three weeks; together
with a splendid range. Will sell anything to salt the
purchaser, call Immediately at 59 Madison-st.
CiQAA WILL BUY STOCK AND FIXTURES
SpvMV cigar and confectionery store, doing
nobo^S*rat’dJ** Irea9oa 1 rea9oaafor aelllg g-, MTStatost.;
A A—CIO LOCATED Cl*
*yjVv gar stand in Chicago for sale. |SSO
Stock asAfixtores at cost.
Address. TREBQR. Tribune office.
WAKTED TO EXCHANGE.
To EXCHANGE—KANSAS,' IOWA, AND MIS*
Bonxi lands for acre lot or farm property, will as*,
some incumbrance-' Address, by mail, JOHN -L.
CORTHELL, 714 Mlchigan-av.
TriCT EXCHANGE—I» ACRES OF GOOD'PINE
*,X Jand in Isabella Connty,“illclt,Tor' a good tea*
-and cartilage. Inquire at Room 1,537 Wabash-av.
TO EXCHANGE—4 LOTS NEAR THE CALU
tnet-Improvement for horse ax»d r bng«y._jißA,
BROWN, Room®, No. 7 Halated-st, Masonic Bolld*
lng._
TO EXCHANGE-HQOSE
near and Stew»t-ar., »r au>
urban lots. IRA BROWN. 7 South Halated at.
O BXCHASGE-WACBKOF UOTK
souri for property hare. OIABROWN,7 South
Halsted-st, Masonic Building. Room A
TP, -vypttANQE—‘T3XISO, CORNER INDIANA*
°nvliiil antlca-'i’i. tor lot In burnt
:<U.trK boSlo SS lot.. Addrooo HART. 360 State;
WANTED— TO’EXCHANGE—THREE HOUSES
—iti, iota for small farms near Chicago. Lots,
on Western-av. for lowa lands. C. W. DEAN, 51 South
Half ted at.
WWTANTKD—TO EXCHANGE—FORTY ACRES
YV of Wisconsin fanning land for carpets and furni
ture. Address, for one week, E K C, 83 Cottage
CICTC SV.. JLioago,
iuuATIUJIB WAirfEH-ar»T»
mijieellazieoiu.
CITtTATTpifS JVAKTED-*OR antis y o ft Alt,
KJ ilntlgor work; honss (rttla supplied wlid mod
aitnatloas. Apply at 1533 Stalest. sma
SITtT-MTOX WANTED—BOOKS WHITTEN np'
Daunted, and adjusted Dy an experienced account
ant. at a very moderate charge. Addresa M j, XrlbaaS
office. x
SlTlfiTlOtr WANTED-A3 WATCHKAwI
jmrtor.mwsenger.or any other respectable em*
SITUATION WANTED—A YOUNG MAN AGED
20 wants employment; will work night or day
can give a small security. Address WILLIAM, Ttfo!
nne office.
Bookkeepers* Clerks* Are
SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAH’
who has been employed the past S years as book*
keeper in a wholesale. grocery store of this city,
in the soma capacity. Best of reference from eta*
pxryer. Addtfress 2. Tribune office;
QITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG'. SUIT
ip -Z™ o tas had JO years' experience In the hardware
duke ess; for the last three years baa been- employed
aa cashier and book-keeper in a general store. Cam
roroish the beat of references. Apply X.Y.Z., Tribune
WANTED—IN A BANK
™.in?£^ LJ l,at:tuUon twelve years’ experience j
UdSgo relerei:to seenrity given- fTo. Bor
S l £2£™2?.Jn£? TEI)—AS assistant book*
keeper and collector, or copying, byanxlddlemged:
man, with a good knowledge ot business and trootf
references. Address J. MA<3K.TrlbsS?fflfc^ a
SITUATION WANTED—AS ct.top; nP q. TFR
man to a wholesale or retail hS£r by
man, age 34, of good address, wmtagto n^k*hs2»Sr
Smerallr useful. Moderate salary to
ESPE&ANDUM, Tribune office. Nllr
SITUATION WANTED—BY A PARTY WHO
baabad six years* experience in the grain and pro-
Tidon Imstoess A gMMi bookkeeper and correspond*
entt Adtress COMMISSION, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—IN RETAIL GROCERY,
by a young man capable of taking charge of a set
•f. books, and make btmf elf generally useful Salary
not so mneb an object as a permanent situation. Good
reference if required. Address, for three days* H W
Q, Tribune office.
QITUATION WANTED —BY A THOROUGH
O businessman. In any respectable capacity* where
be can earn reasonable compensation; is a goodsales
mon and book-keeper, or can manage a business for ft
r^OOT.TKeofflcS; 88
SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG SCUT
as writer In an office or store; will be found
willing to work, or ift> anything required of him, at a
moderate salary. CaU or address S. C, 735 Archer-ar-g
SITUATION WANTED—BY AN ACTIVE BUST*
ness man and thorough bookkeeper; would like to
make an engagement, or would take an Interest in.
come established business. Undoubted referenoea
given. Addreaa 3M, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED BY A COMPETENT
young man, either In drag. or paint and oil stAreL
where aboatf3,ooo could be Invested in the business.
Address PPO, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED A YOUNG MAN. tt
years of ago, desires a situation am an Amm.
can, of good education and address, and can furnish
references that would recommend me to a position, «f
rrat-t and confidence. Address NEW YORK, Tribune
office.
Trades*
QITUATION WANTED—AS SUPERINTEND.
*J, ent or foreman, by a practical and experienced
builder. Address CH, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—AS FOREMAN IN A,
carpenter and joiner shop, with afirst-c’ass builder;
have had twenty •five rears’ experience as a workman
have been accustomed to lay ont work for a larrs
mjmb( rof men: am called a good workman In soft or
hardwood finish: hare a thorough practical know
ledge of stair bonding In all its ports; can give good
references as to character and ability to discharge ths
duties of a foreman in a largo shop. For my address,
call at Tribune office. FOREMAN.
SITUATION WANTED-AS ENGINEER. BEST
of references. Address C. F. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A THOROUGH CAS
penter and Builder to erect buildings either by th«
day or a* a veryj reasonable percentage. Address A
K 8. 335 State-at.. Chicago.
SITUATIONS WANTED—TBBIALB
miscellaneous*
SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY
of considerable experience, as saleslady, book
keeper,or cashier; would not object tosewingor taney
work. Call or address M M 8,468 South Cliaton-st.
SITUATION WANThD— BY A WIDOW LADY,
some sort of a situation by which sho can support
herself. Address, M L 3C, Trttune office.
SITUATION WANTED—AS WET NURSE;
milk nearly 4 months ol«L Call at 21 North Unlea
sh for tbreo days,-
SITUATION WANTED—AS WET NURSE r
milk a few months old: has a splendid breast of
milk.. Call at 196 West HarrUon-st.
Domestics*
SITUATION WANTED—RY A RESPECT ABLE
girl to do cooking, without washing, in a private
family. Apply at 72 Butterfield st., for two days.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL;
sewing or care of children. Address AJ, Tribuno
office.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT
girl as a chambermaid and waitress in a small pri
vate family. Good city reference given. Call, or ad
dress 359 Centre-nv., near Twelfth-sL
QITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL
JO In a private family, to do sewing and light work.
Please call, or address S M, 274 West Harrlson-st,
Chicago, for one week.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL IN
a private family, to do house or second work. Ref
erence ftom last place if required. Apply at No. 14
Plerce-st.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A FRENCH WOE
an. Inst from France, as governess, or would ack
ns achild's dorse in a first-class family. Address GOV
ERNESS, 1 ribune office;
SITUATIONS WANTED-FOB TWO GERMAN
girls, as croks or general housework. Inquire at
No. 10 West Side.
SITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO GIRLS, TO
dosewing; understand operating a sowing w*.
chine. Address CJ, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—BY TWO OIBL9. ONB
as cook, the other as second girl, or both to do
general housework. Call for two days at 361 Twonty
sixtb-sL
SITUATION WANTED—A YOUNG LADY
'wishing to go to the Far West would like to engage
as nurse pirl, waiting maid, or travelling companion
with some party going there. Address Miss it W,
Tribune office.'
SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE
widow lady as cook and laundress la a private fam
lly; the best of city reference. Call or address MM,
17 South Desplalnca-st.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS
cook no objection to washing and ironing in a pri
vate family; or as cook in a private boardinghouse:
con. give good city references. Please call at 415
Thinl-av.
SITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO RKSPECTA
hie girls, one m first-class cook, the other oa see*
ond girl. Best of city references. Apply at 187 East
Elghteenth-st., up stairs.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAN WHO
is a good cook, and'capable of housekeeping if re
quired; beat of references given. Please call Monday
and Tuesday nt 133 West Jackeon-st
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL— LOANS NEGOTIATED. COM
erdal and Real Estate papers .bought. Money
loaned on warehouse receipts. D. G-. LAKE. 24 South
Clinton-st.
JM. BEVERLY, REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE
renting agent, has money to loan on all good aeon
rlties; KM Weat Washington-st.
Loans made on household furniture,
pianos, warehouse receipts, .diamonds, and other
valuable personal property. W OTTAWAY, Loou
and Beal Estate A gency. Room 5,133 MotUson-st.
Money to loan, in large and small
amounts, on short time, best of security required.
STRYKER A CO.. 231 West Madison-st..
Money to loan on diamonds, watches,
and other valuable personal property. 8on»
bought. ISS West Madison at. Boom 12.
Money to loan-in sums of#ioo and up
ward. ApplytoW. H- FRANCIS, Beal EstatO
and Loon Broker, 230 West Randolph-st.
I WILL MAKE ADVANCES ON WAREHOUSE
receipts, watches, diamonds, and other good collat
eral securities. JAS. B. STOREY, 101 South CBn
ton-it.
REPUBLICANS. CO. STOCKHOLDERS—I WILL
receive offers for fIOO.OOO adjusted claims of tha
Republic Insurance Company, go West Madlaoa-st.,
up stairs.
YTTANTEDr-A FEW APPLICATIONS FOR
TT large loans for a term ot years. Eastern capital
at low rates and small commissions. LEVI WING A
CO., M 6 Wabash-av.
WANTED— ADJUSTED: CLAIMS AGAINST
Republic Insurance Company. Call oa R. FOW
LER, 11 south Canal-st.
ANTED—FOR CASH, ADJUSTED CLAIMS
TT in the Occidental Insurance Company, of Saa
Francisco. Don’t settle for 90 cents, but call and sea
na with your policies. JAMES BAXTER CO..
25 South Canal-st,
ten AAA TO RAISE MONEY, WILL OtVB
4 ivUU liberal discount on country mortgage,
firsMlen; title perfect.- SPROQLE BOUNDS, US
•West Madlson-at.
MACHINERY.
Ames* engines, portable sto -a-Honsa
power: threshing. 8 and 10-horae: circular saw
mills, Foramen's grinding mills, com ahellen, belttsg.
etc. COLLINS EATON, Agent, 70 South Canal-st.
For sale-one two hundred horse
power low-pressure beam engine, with three tubu
lar hollers ana their connections, in perfect order.
Cost 812,000: price <5.000. .E. S. WIN CHESTER <ft CO.,
458 and 4GO Fed era!-st., Boaton.. r.--
For sale—steam boiler of the best
charcoal Iron, and make, nearly new. Size, 14 feet
long. 54 Inches diameter, 54 34-lnoh flues, with cast iron
front complete H. H. BHUFELDT, 144 Fultos-rt.
For sale-portable steam engine and
wood cutting machine; l horse, wagon and har
ness. 1 wagon and backboard. Apply 233 TVeat Tay*
lor-st
?obse power engine
with boiler (Devine's make) is feet long bV s fmt
diameter 53,3 wWh fines. Call at 204 Randsp?.stna*
fler Boafd of Trade, R. BUBDETT CO,
T?OR SALE—CHEAP—ONE UPRIGHT ENGINE;
X 15-horae power, with boiler and front In good order;
tesq B.* F. LANxERMAN, 32 West Qulncy-st.
FOR SALE—TWO BLACKSMITH VICEHAND
three wood Tices of iron. Apply in rear of 5t
North Cnrtls-et., up stalls.
For sale—cheap—one new*, 30-hobsh
power portable engine. Apply, at44o Statest.
UTJSICATi IHSTRI7MENTB)
A ANY PERSON HAVING A ;PIANO: THEY
would like to have good care taken of for the win
ter. or would like to sell on small instalments, pleas*
’address JA L. 428 Warren-a v.
Fob sale—an excellent toned new
plana Also a good second-hand one, at a bargain
for cash. Apply at 35 Twenty-thlrd-sL
Fob sale—a nearly new seven-octxv*.
plana Also, a fine parlor set, at a gnat bargain.
Inquire at 305 West Monioe-st.
Pianos to rent and fob sale; also.
tuned 1 and npaired. N. GOOLD db SON,-HM
t>y»vHe-aT.. near Twenty -second-st.
TO RENT-A EIBST-CLASB PIANO TO A RE
liable party, cheap; payments in advance. Address'
MUBIC. 107 Sooth Peoriaat.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
TD>OB SALE—HOUSEHOLD GOODS—6S YARDS
I 'OB SALE—CHEAP—SET PARLOR FURNR
at 153 WeetMonrocsat.fromUa.m.
8 A SECOND-HAND OAR
offl“ “aming.-Wim,.t
Fob sale—|iso worth of fc-rnttore.
and one cottage to rent, on West Side, cheap. Ai
J.-BLAlß,l23Washingtoa*st.
FOR SALE-AN OLIVE BRANCH .COOKlNG
stove.'No. 10, burn hard, soft eoal, &o,; also wood
cooking stove, N0.7, in good order. Inquire
.North Sangamon-st
FIBSALE— A LARGE HEATING STOVE. SIZE.
No. 13, Radiator, in good condition. 771 Klohle
gaa-av.