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Artlmr C. Ducat.
30 apd 32 Canal-st., West Side, 449
I Wahash-av., South Side.
AdjkstingOffice.494 Wabastav
Insure your Dwellings in the follow
ing bid, well-known and reliable Com
pares tried by fire and found true:
HOME
Insurance Company, of New Yo’i
j Organized 1853.
I HOWARD
Insurance Company, of Hew Yort.
j Organized 1825.
CITIZENS’
Insurance Company, of New York.
J Organized 1836.
The above companies pay evei y
dent of their Chicago Losses promptly,
with unimpaired capital will con
tinue to indemnify the people.
I Losses paid by this Agency up to 3
[o’clock, 13th inst, amounted to one
/and a half million of dollars.
I ARTHUR 0. DUCAT, Agent
/ETNA
Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Organized, If. 1819.
Losses paid in fifty-two years Over
$29,000,000— Exclusive of Late
Chicago Losses.
Cash Capital, $3,000,000,
With an ample re-insurance fund after
Paying Chicago Losses.
Assets Over $4,500,000!
This well-known and reliable Com
pany, which has stood the tests ol
over half a century, will continue issu
ing NEW POLICiES and RENEWING
OLD ONES at current rates.
GOODTO 4 PASOO, AGENTS,
Office, 585 Wabasb-ar., 43 South Caual-sC
Adjusting Office: 750 Wabash-av.,
I’p to Saturday. Xorcmber 18,'1871, 893
claims bad been paid, amounting to $1,500,-
079.02*
Insurance Agency
O P
O.W. Barrett Co.
15 South Canal-st.,
OVEE TBTBtJKE.
BRANCH OFFICE! 393 Wabash-ar.,
Eepresentmj? the
COK2ENSNTAI INS.CO
New York.
EXCHANGE CO.,
New York.
Risks Written at Fair Rates.
Underwriters’ Agency,
OF NEW YOBS.
Cash Asset!, liter paying Chicago Losses,
$2,500,000.
We are paying losses in full as fast as ad
noted, by Sight Drafts on New Toth.
ADJUSTING OFFICE,
60 South Canabst.,
SECOND FLOOD.
FIRE INSURANCE
Bisks written on Dwellings and other prop
erty, at the Local Offices,
63 South Caual-st., 2*l door,
and 475 Wabash-av.
OGDEN, mn HR,
AGENTS.
The following is published for the informs
(ion of Policy Holders in the
>Etna Insurance Co.,
OF SJFW TORS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16,1871.
GENTLEMEN: By order of Court ap
pointing me Receiver of the /Etna In
surance Company of New York, the
creditors of the Company are required
to present their claims to me on or be
fore Ist proximo. Please give imme
diate notice of the fact to the policy
holders in your city.
Very truly yours,
F. A. CON RUNG, Receiver,
170 Broadway, New York.
Immediate action of policy holders
Is requested, in view of above.
MILLER DREW,
472 Wabash-av.
NOTICE.
Mss Firs mm Co,
OF NEW YORK*
The assured in the above named Company, who
l»Uxl u; “g®
REPUBLIC
Insurance Comp’y
I Continue to Bny Adjusted Claims
AT HIGHEST CASH RATES.
BUBMBD OUT
Policy-holders in the SECURITY LIFE IK'S.
COMPANY, of New York, will please notify
me of their present address. Any one need*
in? extension in payment of premium will be
liberally treated on application.
C. H. B.IKEB, General Agent,
756 "Wabasn-av.
DUDMI IMIHS V
Adjustment Office,
«OS WAISASJI.AT.
p artle«^fc. T j n g jlntm, again,! thlc Com
pany wlffpieaW, .cut u,e lame for »d|nit
mcnt to Hcutb, Blt go 8 Wabash
av„ who win alio ret elie/br c «U«.Oon
poticlci ot thl. company, under Vv. th
lass bai been (attained.
LEXTER CO.,
State ilTißitt-sts,,
are daily replenishing their t
stocks of popular Dress Goods;
Cloth and Cassimeres; Blankets
Blankets and Flannels; Cloaks,
Suits, and Shawls; Gents’ and
Ladies’ Hosiery and Furnishing
Goods; Linens, Housekeeping
and Upholstery Goods; Prints,
Cottons, and Ticks; Knit Worfr
ied Goods; 'Winter Skirts;
Cloaking and Trimming Vel
vets; Mourning Goods; Black
and Fancy Silks; Laces, Em
broideries, and Handkerchiefs,
etc., etc., at their USUALLY
LOW PEICES.
State and Twentieth-sts
STETTAMS k WfflEffl
IMPORTERS JOBBERS OF
DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS,
KtipccUUly Inform (heir friends and the
trade at large, that they have opened their
new (tore at
136 Michigan-av.,
Between Madison and Monroe-sts., East Front,
With their former large itoek and extensive
variety In every Department.
UI orders will have onr prompt and falth-
I (hi attenUon at LOWEST PRICES.
JOHN T. FAEWELL
347 349 Monroe-st.
We are happy to announce that we
arc in our new quarters with a full
line of goods in all departments,
which we are offering at the lowest
rates. Our facilities are ample to
meet the demands of the trade.
Orders will be filled promptly, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
CARSON, PiaiE CO
DRY GOODS
At Lowest Prices.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
329 West Madison-st.
Retail Stores,
No. 138 Twenty-second-st.,
AND
No. 636 West Labe, near Panlina.
CHAS. GOSSAGE CO
iSmcceuor* to Bon te GoMiapr,)
235 Sc 237 West Madison-st.
GAGE BROS. 00.
WHOLESALE
MILLINERY.
061 Indiana-nr., between Twentieth nod
Twenty-1) rat-Mt*.
WEST CO.,
Wax Flower Materials,
FANCY GOODS,
SEA SHELLS BY THE CASE,
Now at 978 Wabash-av., will remove December 1
to 27S West Madiaonst,
BROWN BROTHERS,
930 East Monroe rtreet.
(OLD PLACE).
MANUFACTURERS OP
Syatt’i Patent Sidewalk Light#,
AND HUNT’S CELEBRATED
Dakota Soft Coal Stoves,
«ay bo found at the old quarters, oa above, ready
'or order*.
HINRICHS SONTAG,
IMPORTERS OP
French China, and Bohemian
GLASSWARE.
.To. 656 S tate-it,, fonneHy To. 56 lake-jt.
BRICK AND STONI
LYMAIV BRIDGES CO..
Dealer In ajl kind* of Building Materials ard Bendy
made Boneea, corner Oarroll and Sancamon-its,
CHAPIN GORE,
No. 142 Twenty-second-st.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Fine Whiskeys
AND IMPORTED UQVTOBS,
Have on hand 500 cases Imported, Champagne, all
brands. ai»nbare a lull stock of California ines
2>. E. TENNEY,
451 wabosh-ar
GEO. H. FROST,
Gity Surveyor Draughtsman;
F. D. CLARKE, M. 1).,
167 West IHadison-st..
Negotiator o! Chicago Mortgages and Real Estate,
Sa 3 Boston Post Building, Boston, deters to Hoc.
fas. F. Jot, Hon. Hugh T. Dickey, Hon. Hark Skinner.
T.E. STH.T.MVR
db t goods.
FIELD,
CO.,
Dry Goods.
BUSINESS CARDS.
OLD AND lEW
BOUGHT FOB CASH. BY
500 Wabash-av., basement.
Formerly at 174 South Clark-eL
i. MASON PARKER,
Window Glass.
D. 8. BCIIASCK A SOSB,
Importers of
Plate and Window GI 27 Chimb si,,
Bew York.
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1871,
BANKING.
The Commercial
LOAN COMPANY
lias purchased, einco tho great fire, tho stone-front
building, 12C ARCHER-AV., Junction Twenty-second
st, and have business as nsualin sold build
ing. A first-class fire proof vault is completed. The
patrons of tbe Bank can deposit valuable papers or'
articles In said vault without charge.
THE COMMERCIAL LOAN CO. will transact a
savings as well os a general banking business, sell
bills of exchange on New York,andthe principal cities
of Europe,
The Commercial Loan Co. has also secured a twenty
years lease of the northwest corner of North Clark and
Michigan-eta. A fire-proof building and vault la now
being built on said lot, and wo expect to resume our
North Side business about the first day of January
next.
FRED. MEYER, Cashier.
TOLMAN WHEELER, President.
TRUSTEES—M. D. Radian an, Conrad Gehrke,
Tolman Wheeler, C. Kami, Wm. Knoke, Wm. A.
Ewing, Bacon Wheeler, c. R. Meyer, Thomas Buchan
nan, Jr., Fred. Meyer, O. Cronklute.
CHICAGO, NCV. CO. 187 L
TMII4I ESTATE LBM.&TMST Cl..
bankers,
AND
Dealers in Foreign nnd Domestic Exchange,
HAVE RESUMED BUSINESS
At 685 WABASH-AV.,
(Near Fourteenth-st)
And are prepared to pay all demands In fulL Deposits
received, anO our regular banking business trans
acted ns usuoL
For the accommodation of out West Side mends
and customers, vc shall open an office in a few days in
that part of the city. _
EENJ. LOMBARD, President
8. A- BRIGGS, Vico President
On Friday, November 24,1871,
THE
Commercial National
BANE OF CHICAGO,
Will occupy its new office on
Washington-st,, between State and
Dearborn-sts., adjoining tbe First
National Bank of Chicago.
H. F, FAMES, President.
SL S. BUCHANAN, Cashier.
Dry Goods Bank.
CAPITAL, §1,000,000.
336 Broadway, NEW TORE
DIKECIOBS.
jarris Slade,
Thomas P. Kldridgo, Eldridge, Dunham Co.
Samuel li. Dana, Upliam, Tucker Km.
Cornelius K. DUas, John 8. «t Kben Wright Co.
1L F. Hunt. &patUdlng, Hunt «t Co.
Walter H. Lewis,
Edward 5L Townsend
Jacob Wendell,
S. S. Fisher,
.lames Kiuott. Emot. Hammond A Pomeroy, (Counsel.)
Hewlett Sciidder, Jouoa, Underhill <fc Scuducr.
Ouorfio F. Victor, F. Victor Acid!,
Brvco Gray, James F.\N bite «fc Co
Edward K poor, Denny, Poor Co.
Chius. Li. Shaw, Shaw, Barbour Co. (of Cincinnati.)
ilenrv Almy, Almy Co.
Wm. Post, WWttcmore, Peet, Post Jb Co.
Johso Sellgman. •J.dt W. Seligmaa &Co
William P. Brlutnall,
Accounts of Banks, Bankers. Merchants, Manofao
tutors and dealers generally throughout the country
are solicited. Collections made on very reasonable
terms. Interest allowed on Banka and Bankers’ bal
anCC3, WILLIAM P. BRINTNALL, President
CHARLES E. BOUERT. Cashier.
BANK
OP
MONTREAL.
The BANK OP MONTREAL will open a branch
office for tho transaction of a regular hanking business
on Randnlph-st., opposite tho court House, and ad-
Joining Brvan’s Fluidity Safe Deposit Co., on Monday,
the lath lust.
Tho jicnnauent office, located In the Union Is ationai
Bank Building. Madlson-sL, will he ready lor occupa
tion In December,
Sterling Exchange bought and sold, and Letters of
Credit Issued on England, china. Ac.
Drafts Issued on New York, Boston, San Lrancisco,
and all points in Canada. __ _ _
WM. RICHARDSON, Manager.
EDWARD HAIGHT CO.
BANKERS,
No. 9 IVr.ll Street, New York.
PXVE PEH CENT. Interest Allowed on
Deposits.
The business os oar firm is the sane as any State or
National Bank.
Individuals or Arms banking "Kith ns may deposit
and draw as they please, the same os with any Bank,
zccpt that we allow Interest'on all balances (ot live
percent.)
Wo buy and sell Bonds, Stocks, Gold, Business pa
pers. and collect business notes and drafts throughout
the United States, giving prompt return#.
Clin Win.
BANKERS,
223 Miclngan-av., and 10 North
C.inal-st.
A regular Banking business transacted as hereto
fore. Accounts of Merclmnts. Banka, and Backers so
licited. Governments, Gold, etc., bought and sold.
LAZARUS SHAWM &CO,
BAHKEB.S,
562 "Wabasla-av.,
,'ontinne their husiueßS as usual All de
osits payable on demand,
LAZ. SILTEEMAN 00.
B. G. EASTMAN CO.,
BANKERS,
43 SOUTH CANAL-ST.
.J General Banking Bntineu Transacted.
City National Bank
SEW VAULT AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE.
Corner Washington and Clinton sts.
SAFETY boiler*
WATER TUBE
SAFETY BOILER
Experience with several thousand horso-power ol
BARcOCK WILCOX BOILERS has demonstrated
that they combine tbe UIGUEST EFFICIENCY.
ECONOMY, and SAFETY.
Tim following firms, among others, have purchased
this Holler:
Deciistro «k Danner, Sugar Refining Co., New
York S boilers, 600 H. P
Uavcmeym >k Elders, Sugar Refiners, New
York 6 boilers, 450 H. P
Mattblcsscn A Witcher's Sugar Refining Co„
New York 4 boilers, 300 H. P.
H..C. Ilavemeyer «k Co., Sugar Refiners, New
York. 3 boilers, 225 H. P
Singer Sewing Machine Company, Now
York 2 boilers, 131 H. P
Jessup Moore, Paper Mills, Wilmington,
IVL 4 boilers,2uo H. P.
Calvert Sugar Refinery, Baltimore, Mary*
lamb M boilers, TOOH. P
Wootl. Weeks Co., Sugar Refiners. Balti
more, Md, ..-S boilers, GOO IL P.
Rollers from of all sues furnished at short m
lice. Also, first-class Steam Engines.
For Illustrated Circulars, ura wings, estimates. &o.
adfirasa BABCOCK Jc WILCOX,
4! New York.
GUNS, PISTOLS, &o.
GUNS, RIFLES
Pistols, Fishing Shooting Tackle,
Breech-loading Implements And Fixed Ammunition,
Pistol Cartridges. Gunpowder. Shot, Load. Blasting
Powder, Safety Fuse, a general assortment of Sport
log Goods, Gunsmiths’ Materials, Pocket Cutlery and
Newhouse traps. Agent for Goo. T. Abbey's celebra
ted top-fastening breech loader.
All orders for goods in (or out of) oar lino shall have
prompt attention.
K. E. EATOX, 7*4 SUte-st.,
Formerly Eaton «t Abbey, 101 Laktsj
E. Sweet, Jr. Co.,
Civil Engineers and Contractor**
99 Clinton-st Chicago,
Contractors tor railroad, dock and bridge building.
MISCELLANEOUS. I
TAKEWARNING!
i I
Bead the article in yesterday’s Tribune,
on Cholera, and GIVE h KKD to its warn
ings. The free use of the new disinfect
ant,- BEOMQ-CHLOBALUIt, will puri
fy the bad air in your houses, and DISIH
FECT EVEEYTHHIG that this terrible
disease feeds upon.
Prepared hy TELDEN CO., Manufac
turing Chemists, Hew Lebanon, H. Y.
For sale hy all Druggists.
RUPTURE.
The Radical Core 1 tubs Office of KARSH
BOWLES, formerly of 71 Waablngton-eL, adjoining
Crosby's Opera House, Is now located at the southeast
corner of state and Elcliteenth-sta. A new and com
plete assortment of Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Sop
porters. Crutches, Bandages, apparatus for Bow Legs.
Club Feet, Weak Ankles, Spinal Curvature, etc., we
hare on Itand or will make and adjust with the usual
scientific accuracy. We make a specialty of Hernia
(Rupture), Deformities, etc. Orders from the country
solicited. MARSH BOWLES,
comer Stale and Eighteenth-sts.
F. S. HUNSON,
NEW ENGIANB MILLS
145 and 147 WEST LAKE-ST.,
Full stock of Hominy, Pearl Barley, Cracked
Wheat, Oatmeal Flour, Commeal, ic.
WEDDING CARDS,!
NOTES, AND ENVELOPES.
A toll supply on band, and constantly receiving an
the latest styles. We are folly prepared to fill and
shall be pleased to receive orders lor all WEDDING.
INVITATION, and CALLING CARDS, NOTES,
etc., at the lowest possible rates.
S. D. CHILDS, 18., Sc GO.,
25 Klnzie-st, comer of Kingsbury.
CHICAGO TEBBA GOTTA CO.
Are now ready to fill all orders of any size of
Window and Door Caps,
Belt Courses, Cornices,
Brackets, Chimney Tops, Ac.,
At old prices. Factory and office, near the corner oi
Sixteenth and Benben-ata.
EVENT PAPER.
Writing Perfectly Restored.
The writing on papers, badly charred, In fact so
ranch so that great care had to be taken to prevent
them from falling to pieces, has been perfectly restored
by using oar Ink Devolvcr. More than fifty different
firms hare already csod It with perfect success In
copying their books and papers. Call at our office.
Union Park, comer Madlson-sL
N. J. MORRIS CO.
TOYS.
vwls Brothers <fe Co.
Townswnd Yale,
j. c. Howe Co.
Vergho, Ruhling Co.'s Bo tail Store,
934 State-st.
Lipmim’s Loan Office,
formerly comer Clark and Madlson-sts. All pledges
not redeemed by 22d Inst, will be sold.
A. LIPMAN, 6U Michlgan-av.
COAL.
For tho convenience of customers residing In the
south part of the city, we have opened an office at lit
Twenty-socond-st. Ail orders for Coal left there will
receive prompt attention. ROGERS &CO„
Yards. 144 Market-sL, and 772 South Clark-st
WHEELING NAILS,
Sheet Iron, Tin Plate,
Horse Shoe Kails, Carpenter’s Tools of
of the best makes, and very fall assort
ment of SHELF HARDWARE in store
and arriving- daily, at close prices, by
BRITMII, TERM k HUH,
Wholesale Hardware,
No. 57 West Lakc-st.
J. L. WAYNE SON,
NO. 14 NORTH CANAL-ST.,
(Late 190 Lake-at.,) bare a full line ot
Cabinet, Builders’ and General
HARDWARE,
Upholsterers’ Goods Undertakers’
Trimmings.
Tluuiking friends for past patrons?*, we a eon-
Uiraance of the same.
BUILDERS’ HARDWARE
AND TOOLS.
J. K. TILER. No. 960 Sta.e?st.
Soots ooi Sloes.
DOGGETT.BiSSETT ELLS
HEADQUARTERS AT
522 Wabash-av.,
corner Harmon-court, are now leoetyiiuf a new atookot
Boots and Shoes,
and are prepared to supply ci
Weage,
Kirtland Ordway,
WHOLESALE DIAT.SM IB
Boots Shoes,
Are receiving a full stock In their new store, No. 223
MICHXGAN-AV., opposite Tremont House, and are
ready to supply their old friends and the trade gem
orally The BEST GOODS AND THE LOWEST
PRICES.
MCCORMICK CLARK, fonnejrly at 5? Sooth
Clark-at., bare reopened at 40 Madison-st*, opposite
Sherman House, and are now prepared to supply their
customers with good goods at low prices.
1 have opsnsd mr business at ths Above number,
where I have the facilities to meet the want* of mr
former patrons, as well as those who may fever m«
with a call.
But the Diamond Spectacles Will Preserve it
IP YOU VALUE YOUR EYESIGHT
ras THESE
PERFECT LENSES.
Ground from minute crystal pebbles, melted to
gether, and deriye their name. ’‘Dumokp/* on ao
count of ihelr Hard Kiss akd Bnuxuscy* They win
last many years without change, and are warranted
superior to all others in Use. manufactured ba.
J. E. SPENCER CO., Opticians,
KXW TOBX.
CAtJTIOKNop* genuine unless stamped ■with oar
trade mark.
For sale by responsible scents ttonogbout tbs oulon.
W. M. J. B. MAYO, 468 StaJU^t,
Jewelers and Opticians, are sole agents for CWcags,
m«. From whom they can only be obtained, wo
pedlars employed.
Utter M Leato Bellte
HALLOCK WHIELEB,
23 West Eandolph-st., have now aWj
stock of the above. AJso Engine and
Conducting Hose, Rubber Clothing, and
Rubber Goods yeneraUjr.
HARDWARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
topicrs.
Boots and Shoes.
Boots and Shoes,
J T, JITITT
ÜBl SUtatf.
SPECTACLES.
BIOTVBT CANNOT BUY IT!
Jbf Sight is FrictleuU
bttbbeb goods.
WATCHES AMP JEWELRY.
Great Reduction
i IN
w
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1T
C
H
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S
JEWELRY,
Silver Goods, Fans,
CLOCKS AND BRONZES,
Fancy Goods, Cutlery andTahleWare.
GILES, BRO. €O.,
MAIN WHOLESALE BOOMS,
384: Wabash-av-,
BRANCHES.
158 Twenty-second-si and 247 Wesi
Madison-st.
Especial attention given to repairing CHRONOME
T£BS/REPEATING WATCHES, CLOCKS. Jew.
elry and Silver renovated.
CANNED ROAST BEEF*
THE NEW YORK AND TEXAS
Beef Presenilis Co
Are now prepared to foraUh to families tbolr
CANNED ROAST BEEF
ilwhol«~I«»nd put up ““'“'PiS? 1
do». S lb. cans, and In cases containing 107>5 lb. cans.
This Company ha* been at.great expanse for th®J®f
several year* In perfecting lh© m n s r _V
near Galveston. T«xa*. to not up the dt-l.cltms qnalil
•,t Beef which they now offer to the fuldic.
This BeoM* really more nutritions, and mom ecj-
Domical for fkmity uso, than any ever offered for sale h
any market, a* the juice* and gelatine portion* areal
"{Via 1 SOLlb'jff AT, BEADY COOKED. C.n cot
tain* no bone or smile. Open the can. torn the coo
tents Into the taaeepaa, season to yonr taste,
hot serve It upon the table as O.MIvED ROAST BKbi
Its cost t* less than half of the P rl f l e botcher*
meat. It Is hermetically sealed, and will keen forye&r.
just as good when opened as though cooked immedl
itely* It Is all alike.and very tender. It it also ver
is rot in proper pieces, and, after I cing tfiot
onshly cleansed, is roasted In a patent oven, soarrany
edthat the juices and gelatine properties, which fan
whlle In the process of cooking, are couifnnslly p<»aref
over it, thus retaining all its real nutriment and flaw
The bone and gristle are next -removed, and the beef n
then pressed Into cans.
It is pure roast beef, with all the flavor of that articl
when cold; but with more of jul« and gelatine, owfm
to the process of cooking, and much more tender tuni
the average market joint, because of the choice catth
selected, and of the mixture of tendorlolu and othe
lh 'c nOPPED. OB PIE-MEAT.
The chopped form makes exceHeut meal halls, a snpei
lor hash, delicious salad, and Is so ranch In roqnes
among mince pie bakers as to have given it tho name o
5 rrvat saving to hotels and fair Hies who have to prr
panthJIr OLBAIPMKAT FOR, MINCE PIES.
I Two and a half pounds of beef, when divested of ben
and gristle, and cooked, max© about one pound ox tin
count to the trade.
The attention of jhotols, restaurants. boardlng-noUM
keepers,shipmasters, am! ft l n ,iv. e B .v.. l a n i, to
,apcrior article. GEO. H. MUNKOK, President anf
Patentee. Office of the company, 16 Cedar st., hew Tort
HOVEY A C 0..57 State st., between Lak«
and Randolph, sole Agents for Chicago.
PAPER HANGINGS.
j. j. McGrath,
Importer and Jobber of
Paper Hangings,
Decorations and Window Shades,
ReepectfoUy Infortns his friends and tho trade that he
2ms opened his new warehouse,
581 and 583 State-st., cor. Twelfth,
With a full and complete new stock, which ho wlB
offer at factory price©.
Orders respectfully solicited and satisfaction guar
anteed.
FOR SALE.
UNDERWRITERS’ SALE,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
On THURSDAY MORNING, the 23d Inst., at 10
o'clock, there will bo ©old at 110 Plnost, by order ol
Underwriters, for account of whom It may concern,
from Steamer Virginia:
21,000 lbs. NEW MANILLA ROPE,
Comprising 238 cells, varying from 1-2 to
2 1-2 Inches diameter.
The above Rope has been completely overhauled
and recoiled at Rope-walk. "Will he sold xn lota to suit,
glvtag sever. rare »^S^VI S AKD, Agent.
PITTSBURGH
PLOW FACTORY
FOR SAXE.
The attention of Manufacturers is Invited to tbo id
anil wel]-eslaDUsh«*.t VnlU-r Forge Plow Work*,
situated in Pittsburgh. Pa., togiibvr with the trad
and good will, machinery, patterns, etc. whien in
ferred for Halo for $50,000. now doing a large and prolh
able business. For particulars address
VALLEY FORGE PLOW WORKS,
Np. 121 Libcrty-ab, Pittsburgh, Pa.
BRICKS 1 BRICKS I BRICKS!
Beat Philadelphia Fronts. Apply to J.
T. GTTiTVKSPEE, 1828 and 1330 South Broad
*U, Phildelphia.
Poultry Gam
Ship to GEO. D. COOK, Commission Merchant. 751
Stalest.. Chicago. Refer to Q. C. Cook Co., C. Fol
lanabee Son, Bapkeka.
CHEESE.
I,OCO New York Factory, for sale by n. A. BOGAR
DUS «t CO.. 1294 Pralrio-av.
riRF-FROQF STOtMB,
For Houses. Vaults, etc. This stone Is used In fur
nacesandrolllngmlUsasaßubstttute for fire brick. I
will submit It to any test of heat desired. It will en
dure a white heat for days and weeks without fusing.
Call on J. T. PHILLIPS, Sherman House*
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.
Notice is hereby given that Lazarus
Silverman, having purchased the entire
interest of Henry Homer in the firm of
Lazarus Silverman Co., the said firm
is hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
LAZABtTS SILVERMAN,
HENRY HOBNEB.
The undersigned will carry on the
banking and exchange business as here
tofore, at 662 Wabash-av., in his own
name, and invites his friends and custo
mers to continue their patronage.
LAZARUS SILVERMAN.
Chicago, Hot. 7, 1871.
I hereby recommend all my friends
and patrons to continue their patronage
with the above firm.
DISSOLUTION.
The partnership heretofore existing under the firm
name of Hammond A Brother is dissolved by mutual
consent- D. HAMMOND,
Chicago, October 15,1871. T. C. IIAMMON D.
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
REAL ESTATE DISSOLUTION.
The Ann of Scovillo A Harvey, Real Estate and
T/um Brokers, Is dissolved. The business will be con
tinued by J. D. Harvey. JAS. H. scoviT.r.v
ChlCigO, Nov. 15,1671. J. D. HARVEY.
J t D. Harvey,
REAL ESTATE LOAN BROKER,
264 Wabasb-av.
Win attend to the purchase, sole, and leasing of real
estate, collection of rents, Ac. Loans negotiated at

SHIRTS. ETC.
UNDERWEA
LARGE STOCK, LOWEST PRICES, at
WILSON BROS
931 Wabash-nT., 88IV. Washington-!!.,
CHICAGO,
And POcp's Opera House, Cincinnati
SC AXES.
tpf fa
/1L SCALES.
(MmSsS&i, f ah sue*. r
SSS Co
NOTIONS, HOSIERY. <£o.
B.¥. A. KEITfI CB.,
604 Wabasli-av.,
reopened a NkW and COMPLETE stock ot
HOTIOHS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
FANCY DRY GOODS,
Shawls, Flannels, Knit Goods, etc.,
■which they offer to the Trade
AT LOW PRICES.
promptly filled and satisfaction guaran
teed.
SWEET JEMM CO.,
Nos. 59 and 61 West Wasliinston-st.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HATS, CAPS. Jims.
Buck Gloves and Mittens, Buf
falo, "Wolf, and Lap Kobes, Um
brellas, &c.
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
SWEET, TVRTVTP STEB. &CO.
STEAM FIRE-PROOF
SAFES.
Wareroom, 53 South Canal-st.
AM. STEAM SATE CO.,
Boston, New York, Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
SAFES.
MARVIN CO.,
No. 17 South Canal at.,
Vre receiving a fall lino *,of their celebrated Alnm ano
Dry I’Ust-r Fire-Proof Safes, Burglar Safes, Plate
Sales, Vault Doors, Fxprcss Poxes, «Sc., Ac.
The BEST SAFES ever offered to the people Of Chicago
t’nll and see them before you buy.
No. 17 Sooth Canal ?t., Chicago,
No. 265 Broadway, Now York.
No. 721 Chestnuts!., Philadelphia,
No. 93 Main St., Buffalo.
No. 103 Batik st.. Cleveland.
REMOVAL
JEWETT ROOT,
Manufacturers of Stoves and Hollow
Ware, have removed their office to No.
243 Wabash-av. Warehouse corner of
Clark and Sixteenth-sts. We have a full
assortment and can fill orders promptly.
MORRISON COLWELL,
Manufacturers of tho
Double Dome Furnace and New Home
Comfort Cooking Stove.
Tilly, X. Y, ami 3Ai STATE-ST., CUcago.
JIACI.EAY .V COLLINB, We.tern Asia,
CiTSentl lor catalogue.
PULLER, WARREN CO.,
Ofllco: North Pier, near Light House.
Full assortment Stewart's Stoves, Lawson Furnaces,
Warren Ranges, Tho only wholesale stove ware
house left by the great lire, with the largest and most
complete slock in the West.
CITY HOTEL,
Southeast Cor. State and Sixtccnth-sts.
First-class accommodations for 100 guests.
Jf. W. TOWE, Prop.
GEO. S. PALMER. Clerk.
NEW HOTEL.
Tho splendid residence known aa FLORENCE
PLACE, on the
Corner Wabath-av. and Tventy-thlrd-.t,,
ITasbeen loaded ami recently fitted up, and opened
a hotel by Mr. Dr. 11. DANOLUS, formerly of the
Orient House. It will be kept ns n first-class bouse in
every respect; baa a spacious dining-room for tbo ac
commodation of day boaulers. You are invited to call
and see fur yourself.
D. H. PANOLDS, Proprietor.
Florence Place Hold, ICWO Wabaahav., corner of
Twenty thlnlst.
RIVERSIDE HOTEL.
Accommodations fur the fall and winter at very mod
erate prices. Inquire at Biveraid y Hotel, oi at the of
don of the Riverside Imirovemont Company,
7()H H4WTS-4 V
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE THE
OFFICES OF THE
Ot Transatlantic, Peninsular and Mediterranean
Bteautsuips will bo at
TO .TTVEIVTV-TIIIHO-NT.—General,
Open from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m.
43 Bonth Gnnnl-st.—Branch,
Open from 8 a. m, to 5 p. ni.
At either of which we Issue passage tickets between
the United Slates and all seaports In Europe at the
lowest fares, sight drafts for any amount, and hills of
lading from Western points to principal British and
Irish porta.
Plana ot cabin on view. Pend for circular.
IHtiynKRMAN BItATIIERM.
Tie Stewart Fund for tie Relief of
Women and Ciildren.
The Committee appointed by Mr. A. T. Stewart to
supervise the expenditure of his donation have de
cided to hare the fund expended by tho Chicago Aid
and ReliefSoclety, though such agencies asmay he
decided upon by tho committee. Applications of
benevolent societies, or individuals for tha relief of
destitute women and children may bo made by letter,
or In person, to N. S. BOUTON, at Standard Hall,
corner Michigan av. and Thirteenth st- Ofilce hours
from itoa p. m daily. Persons regularly receiving
aid from Relief Societies need not apply.
Is hereby siren that The Snml’s Ale Brewing Co.,
have this day disposed of uU their Alu barrels and half
barrels to the Besley’s Waukegan Brewing Company
authority la hereby given to them, to collect the
samowhcroverfomuL All partlesoutof theclty hav
ing casks-, will please return them to us immediately.
t: EUUEXE '.VHEEUiR;
ice President of the Sands Ale Browing Co.
HEHRT HORNER.
The finest set of views of the mlns vet Issued arc
tltose sold by lOVEJOY FOSTER, 3to Ran
dolph-st, mounted on Artistic" or Wide Mounts. The
negatives were taken by Bamanl, cokbrakd for hit
war and other views, and arc equal to many of the
finest foreign productions. Those wishing something
c i‘°. lre 1111110 Wof photographs, 'to i>r»‘senv
.?i r .y u^u T, (i or abroad, should twi purchase mi
til they set'these j also a full line of ether views and
photos of the niins. comprising seven different kinds.
till, sent by mall on tveipt ofbiice.
W« steiyoscoplc, $-1.00 per doz.
Cabinet photos from same negatives, S4.W per flea.
-S? ft?, 1 .“I 1 1 varied assortreat ofviETva 01
IS: to tonuil In the city, wliWralo ami
»aag £2i‘Sct! ovejoy “fißa:
u?o n °SJ^T'’£'■ F l 'Buslov c, C r„ Scn dcscril>
WesiWaahiritoiTst. BOS^ House Mov er, 117
I-aalfloTiao Gold Bonds. Conpons or
terco, lor sale, or eacbanged lor Governments or other
bonds having a market value, by
LUNT.BKESTON KEvVN', Bankers,
Cor. ol Randolph acdUalated-sta.
Branch. Office 493 Wabasb-av.
»rE. JACOBS, 23 Qnincyau.
Utemon4^ D C:S.g OE
HATS. CAPS AND FURS,
4..V
STOVES.
HOTELS.
OCEAN NAVIGATION.
ANCHOR LINE
GENERAL NOTICES.
OLD
NEWSPAPERS
FOR SALE AT
Tribune OHioe,
15 South Oanal-st.
TO BANKERS
An;' 7 ara’i you baud bank vaults, 4c., ci
clivK BRICK*
ROBINS K <fe CO.. 215 Eont Madlson-sU
NOTICE
ARTISTIC MIWS.”
RUIHS OF CHICAGO. s£
IKKWALU
FINANCIAL.
<7-30 COLD BONDS.
SAPK AND PKOFXXABIJC,
bioksy to loay
REVENUE SAX.!!.
ifflMM HEME Min
SALE
[OF THE DISTILLERY PREMISES
AND PROPERTY OF
THOMAS HOLIHAN CO.
By virtue of a warrant Issued November 9,1871, un
der the Irani! andscal of Herman Raster, Collector ol
Internal Revenue lor tho First District of Illinois,
and to uio directed. In favor of tho United States oil
America, against Thomas Hollhan and George T. Bur
roughs (composing Uie firm of Thomas llolihau <fe Co.)
(or taxes assessed against the business of sold firm at
distillers, for the mouth of August, A. D. is7l, and
amounting, with tho penalty added thereto.'to the
sum of eleven thousand one hundred aud thirteen dol
lars and lifty cents ($11,113.50) remaining delinquent
aud unpaid, I did on tho 9th day of November, 1871.
distrain the following described property of tho said
barrels of alcohol, containing 13,631 13-100 prool
312 hlghwinca, containing 20,270 23-100 proo:
gallons.
480 tuns Eric coal, more or less.
SO bushels malt, more or less.
700 bushels corn, more or less.
260 bushels rye, moro or less.
.1500 bushels oats, more or less.
i 1-2 bales Imps, moro or less.
1 glue kettle.
3 platform scales.
1 Fairbanks' scales.
1 elevator scales.
2 wheelbarrows.
S grain shovels.
1 gtlndstcno.
A lot mill picks.
1 null hammer.
1 barrel machine oIL
1.2 barrel latduil, mure or less.
3 bung augurs.
2 barrels mail nil, more or less.
3 sets uies.
i patent die wheel.
3 mullets.
1 hammer.
1 patent brand.
1 uesk.
2 tables.
5 chairs.
i cilice stove and pipe.
I lump.
1 sale.
4 fturs horses,
l gram wagon.
5 manure wagons.
I express wagon.
3 sets double harness.
8 slop tubs and all other personal property of the
said arm on said diatulcry premises ol whatever name
ALaU the distillery premises of said firm, com
prising a still-house, malt-house, fermenting house,
noller house, storehouse, gram storehouse, cistern
room, warehouse, grain elevator, barn, {cattle shtds.
and all the buildings, sheds, machinery, apparatus,
and fixtures of tjf cry land and nature in, on, or about
said distillery premises.
ALSO tho leasehold interest of the said firm,
md ot the said copartners lu and to the following
I described real estate, to-wit.: Lots H) four and 15) five
in Block (S) eight of Shelhcld’a addition to Chicago,
Cook County, Illinois.
Said leasehold interest being a lease of said prem
ises tUlcd August J&.IS01, and expiring November 1,
la ‘vil of which said above described property and
premises, or so much thereof as may bo necessary, un
der ami by \Hrtuo of the warrant aioresaid. 1 atoll, on
tho 4th ilay of December, lu.i, at the hour of U
o'clock lu tno forenoon of said day, offer at public auc
tiou, on the said distillery premises, to make tho said
sum of eleven thousand uno hundred and thirteen col
lars and fifty cents isll.iixso), together with tho costs
and expenses Incurred under said warrant.
Terms of sole, cash at time ot purchase.
Witness my hand, at Chicago, this •-•Oth day of No
vtmber. IS7I. laAIAII F. llo\T.
Deputy Collector.
LEGAL NOTICES.
So. 311‘ii-PuUict Court of the (Jailed
Staica for the Northern l>i«trict of New
Vork.
IN BANKRUPTCY.—In tbo matter of The Buffalo
City Insurance Company, a Bankrupt.
A Warrant iu Bankrupt!y has boon Issued by said
Court against tbo Estate ol The BuU'alo City Kite in
surance Company, ot Buitaio, of tie County of Erie, ol
the Stale ol now York, In said District, adjudged a
Bankrupt upon the petition of its Creditors, and the
H 'incut of any debts and tlio delivery ol any property
ouging to said Bankrupt, to it or to Us use, and tne
transfer of any property uy it, are forbidden bylaw.
A meeting ol tbo Creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove
tbeir debts ami choose ouo or more Assignees of the
Estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be
huldeu at BuU'alo, iu said District, on the IJIU day ol
Uecembei, A. D. IsTl. ut 10 o'clock A. 2d., at the otllce
of Joseph L. Eairchild, Esq., one ol the Registers in
Bankruptcy of said Court.
1 LEVI H. WILLIAMS,
U. S. Deputy Marshal, Messenger.
No. s»ls6,—District Court of the United
Ktutes, lor the Northern District of New
Vark*
IN BANKRUPTCY.—In tbo matter of the ‘Western
Insurance Company, a Bankrupt.
A Warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued by said
Court against the estate of the Western Insurance
Company ot Buffalo, ol the i ouuty of Erie, ot the
Statu ot Novr York, in said District, adjudged a
Bankrupt upon the petition of its cmUturs, and the
pajmentot any debts aud Uie delivery ot any pro
perty bolon, lug to said Bankrupt. to it or tu its use.
and the trausit-r of any property by it, are forbidden
by law. A meeting ut the Creditors of said Bankrupt,
to prove their debts audehuosu one or more Assigueia
of its Estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to
bo hohlcu ut Buffalo, in said District, on the nth day
of December, A. D. 1571, at 10 o’clock a. m., ut the
office ot Joseph L. Fairchild. Esq., one ct the Kegis
lets in Bankruptcy ot said Court.
LEVI IL WILLIAMS,
United States Deputy Marshal, Messenger.
NO. 3141—DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Stales, for the Nortliern District of New York.
IN BANKRUPTCY.—In tUo matter of The Buffalo
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, a Bankrupt.
A Warrant in Bankruptcy baa been issued by said
Court against ibe Estate of The Buffalo Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company, of Buffalo, of tbe County of
Erie, of He State of New York, In said District, ad*
Judged a Bankrupt upon tlio petition of Us Creditors,
uud tbe paymeut of any debts and the deliver}* of any
property belonging to said Bankrupt, to it or to Us
use, and tbe transfer of any property by it, arc forbid
den by law. A meeting of the creditors of tald Bank
rupt, to prove their debts and choose one or more
Assignees of its Estate, will bo held at a Court of
Bankruptcy, to bo buldeu at Buffalo, In said District,
on tbe 12th day of December, A. r. IS7I, at 10 o’clock
a. m., ul the otUco of Joseph L. Fairchild, Esq., one of
Ibo Registers in Bankruptcy of said Court-
DEVI H. WIDLtAMS,
U. S. Deputy Marshal, Messenger.
Cifcnll Court of Cook County.
IN CHANCERY—'The People of the State of HU
nols, vs. The Merchants* insurance Company ol
Chicago, Illinois.
Notice Is hereby given that by an Interlocutory
decree entered in the above cause, the undersigned bw
been appoluteil Receiver of all the property, funds, and
effects ol the Merchants* Insurance Company ol Chi
cago.
All persons Indebted to said Company are requested
on orbaloro December l, A. D. 1871, at 10 o'clock a. in.
at the oOlco of tho Receiver, In the Masonic Building
No. 204 West Randolph-st, in tho city* of Chicago, tc
render au account of the debts and sums of money
owing by Uiem to tho Company, and to pay the same
AU persons having In their possession any property
or effects of said company are required to ueuvor th«
same to the undersigned, at his said office on or befort
tlie day above named.
All creditors of said company, and especially holder*
of policies who have sustained loss, aiul who have not
heretofore furnished proof thereof to said company are
required to present their demands at his said office, or
or before the «lay above named. Dated. Chicaca
November 8,1871. H
WILLIAM*E DOGGETT, Receiver..
Hitchcock, Dupce Evans, .solicitors for Receiver
southeast cor. Mouroe-st. and Filth-av.
Circuit Court of CooUConnty.
IN CHANCERY.—The People of the State of Tilt
noia, T3. t!io Stale Insarenco Company n f Chicago.
Notice la hereby given, lliat by an Interlocutory ffe
cree entered In tlie above cause, the undersigned hai
been appointed Receiver of all tlio property, funds,
and efiecta. of the State Insurance Company of Chi
cago.
All persona indebted to said Company are requested,
on or uolliro December t, a. D. isn, nt 10 o’clock a. nu.
at tlio oßico cf Ul3 Receiver, No. w West Madlson-at.
m the Cu.y of Chicago, to render an account of thi
debts and auma of money owing by them to the Com
pony, and to pay the same.
All persons naving in their possesclon any property
or effects of said Company, aro required to deliver tm
same to tlie undersigned, at his said office, on or below
Lho day above nauicih
All creditors of said Company, and especially holder*
of policies who have sustained loss, and have not here
tofofp fupuiahod proof thereof, to said Company, art
required to present their demands at his sffia office. oj
or before tlie day above named.
Dated Chicago. November 8, 1871.
HORACE a. HURLBUT, Receiver.
Hitchcock. Dltke, evakt®, Solicitors for Re
celver, soutlieaat corner cm oe's'i. and Flfth-av.
1 S TUB M.vrihßot the Montana Gold ailnlue Com-
JL pany. Bankrupt. Peremptory dale.
In pursnance of the urder of the District Court or th.
D States for the Southern District of New York
th- assignee offers lor flsle all the property of the bank
rupt to close the entate. vis;
Thirty-nine mlplng claims on different lodes fnC’lea
reek sad Galpln Counties. Colorado, embracing it.
celebrated K:int»as, Kent County, Pratt, Vasa, etc wit)
whim and whim, houses; also,» parcel of land in Cen
tral Cllr, extending from Spring Gulch to the NiThdi
Gulch howl, containing upward of 77,000 anuare feet
with quartz mill thereon 60x100 feet, two siorJea hist
containing 30 stamps. gnhoreo power engine, two J2 ftei
two-fine boilers, six Freibnrg pans. n-ccsaary perar*
tanks, etc., all in perfect running order, etc., etc.
Offer-and u-goUatlona aa to terms are Incited. 1
not scld Al prirato sale prior to the Jstb day of Decca
her, IS7I, the same will te sold on that day, at 12 m U
th;- hishest bidder, for cash, at public auction, b-
Albert 11. Mcnlay, anctloncet, at the ilerchsnls’ Ex’
change Sales Ro>ms, No. m Broadway. In thecllvc
New York, without further notice.
The property cod the bankrupt upwards of
more than 8100,00) having expended on tho ml’
ilnno.
For further particulars, apply to-the antica*-*!/*
Pine it,, N. Y., or Sylvester R. Cobb* Ajdtrn**;"
8 A U UESQfcf HUG H N’BOTA M
Attorney. 32 Pine at.. it:\.
KTOSIGAL.
RICHARDSON’S NEW .METHOD
FOR THE PI^W-PORTE.>
This 'wcll-rroveU lias been 13 rears befon
thtf public. CurelnUy' prepared, ami liigbly rccom
momlcd at the outlet, it lias steadily Increased In nab
Uc favor, until, some years since. It fairly reached
highest position,ands&ema likely to .-retain it for*
longtime.
Annual Sole
23,0 ft* Coplc».
Cpromcnciii? to take lessons/ an«l pai*
diaalnga“li’CknrJ9ou” are very.to bo coiempc
raueous
Price. £3.75, Sent, posted, ioT 7 JtaU prict
OLIVER Dli’SON CO.. Boston,
C. H. DETSON CO., Now York,’
Ditson Oo.’s
STANDARD OPERAS.
Ernnnli Lncrczio. Jlarthn, No
ma, Sfcmnanibuln, Trnv«fttn»T"CTato*c» -»l at
ring© of Figaro, Fiueiiu, Fra Diavo.o,
DoA
otlfiir otUUoca in fulness, containing that vj
FXgli&li irrtnls, and all tbo mmiu srfco
t».o recitatives, they nr© yet s 9 ll i,ii.“per.t toany
ONE Mmi*LAR j2ACj£ and™* ciy i>ound 1*
drcsa-'lloat-rree. for tbo above price.
OLIVES DITSON CO, Bos.
o. K. crrsoM’ CQ-i_JSIS. v _
LEAD AKP Qll._Wgs^
CH^SfwOBK <i
Plff LfU'l;
suc^r*2^ a B f pun®** 1 rirtil
C A.GO SHOT TOWER CO.,
office: cß *.'mop shot. Bud Shot, ail BaU«.
2aa^«sSSU»*«x,
E. w. ?u u nli OUbmmu
ffTBglY CHIOAOC -AitmUjJE.
wej3ekil.y|
Clap Triis.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAB,
In Large Clubs.
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The Weekly Chicago Tribune, for tho year 1572, will
constat of first-class original and selected matter, etn
bracing the latest news by telegraph and mail, down to
thehour of going to press, editorials, correspondence*
reports of the proceedings ol Congress and tielegia*
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ber, dry goods, cattle, and general markets, notices of
new publications, and other literary and miscellaneous
Intelligence. It will also contain weekly aamtnariesof
information eoncerningtbe work of
REBUILDING CHICAGO,
And restoring its former greatness alter its late de
vastation by fire.
The year 1872, it will be remembered, is a
PRESIDENTIAL YEAR,
And the campaign will. In all probability, bo as excit
ing as any that has transpired since the outbreak of
the late war. hie Chicago tribune will uphold and
defend the principles of the Republican party with
its accustomed vigor and earnestness. Our platform
consists of:
Equal and exact Justice, at the ballot-box and be
fore tho law, to all men, without distinction of race or
color.
Amnesty for all political offences connected with the
rebellion.
A tariff for public revenue only.
Preservation of the public lands for actual settlers
under the Homestead and Pre-emption laws.
Opposition to monopolies of every description; an
to corruption In every form.
Such reform ot the civil service as shall make meM
and fitness, instead of partisan zeal orjtersonal favor
itism, the test of preferment to Federal offleea.
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with a largo majority of tho business community of
Chicago, to bo burned out, losing thereby the most
commodious newspaper building In the United States,'
and being deprived, temporarily, of the u of our ex
tensive printing machinery. We have con fenced re
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TrUDB TABLE.
Arrival and Departure of Trains*
WViTEB ARRAXOEHSirr
Mich. Central Great Western Railway*
Depot—Foot of Twenty-second-at. Ticket office, 71
Canal-at, comer Madison.
Leave. Antra
Mall (via main and air line). *fcl3am &07pb
Fast New York Express 9U3 am 7H7 p m
Jackson Accommouation (daily) p m Kk32 a a
At. Ex. (daily) via Air Line. &2Spm 7:17 ala
Mgbt Express. **thi3pm fetfaxa
Satnrdayexoepted. Sunday excepted. 9 Monday
excepted. HENRY C. WENTWORTH,
Genera. Passenger Agent.
Illinois Central*
On and after Nov. 12,1571. and until nrtber notfes.
passenger trains will leave and arrive at Depot, foot ox
iwonty-second-sL, as follows:
__ _ Leavo. Arrive/
Su Louis Express g-.'^oam s^opn
St. Louis Fast LI up j y jo pn jjio a
Cairo Moil.. Shot)am 8:50p m
Cqjro Express _f 7;lopm 7Uoam
Keokuk Passenger .t 7:10 pm 7:10 a m
Gilman Passenger Jk2spm *9doam
Hyde Park and Oak W00d5.:....* &2S am 7:35 a a
do do do .-....*12,-20 pm auoam
do do do 3:lopm L3Spm
Jo }0 4o fc2spm ’6:05 pm
do do do SJopm 7:2spra
hnndays excepted. Saturdays excepted
Chicago, Hock Island Ss Pacific Railroad*
Depot —Corner Van Boren and Sherman-ste.
_ ticket Office—33 West Madlson-at.
SlSbt Express..... tltkoopm 740 mm.
Peru Accommodation. 4:30 p m a a
Paclflo Express *lorto am MdOpm
An elegant parlor sleeping car la attached to the UhOQ
a. m. train running through to Council Bluffs and
Omaha.-
Chicago ami Alton Railroad—Chicago, Alton Sm
J.l* Louis Through Line and Louisiana, Dio.*
hew bhott Route between Chicago and Kaa*
•as City.
Union depot—West side, near Madlson-st bridge.
St. Louis Springfield ft. xia
Main Hue
Kansas C*ty fast Ex via Jackson.
vllle, 111., and Loaslana, Mo.. *9rfo a m **3o 9 m
Wcnona, Lacon A (Wasliiogtoa
_ ,Ex. (Western Division) *9:ooam *4:3opm
Joliet Accommodation ......MUOnm •o-joaza
St. Louis «fc Springfield Night Ex.
_ via Main Line t&3opm *4£opm
St. Louis &Sprinfifield Lightning
Ex. via Main Lino, and
via Jacksonville Division fchOO p m {7JS a m
Kansas City Ex. via Jacksonville
lU., ana Louslano,Mo &oopm PUS am
•Except Sunday, ton Sunday run* to Springfield
only. Saturday. {Dally. BExcept Monday,
Lake Shore ds Dllchlgaa Southern Hallway,
mi DJBW-Conwr of Poli and Sherman-fit*.
Ticket Office, BOntbwnut rni- anil
Ma 11... 6:4oam Mop a
Special Ne’yYorkExpresa .*9:00 am SSUpm
AUantic Express (dally) 5:15p a 730 an
N Igbt Express *tShOO p m *tSO a m
Chicago, Burlington A Quincy Baifrondi
Ticket Office under Briggs House, cor. Canal aid JtfaA
iaon-sta. Depot cor. of It*Uana-av. andßlxteeitiust.
Mauand Express •7:3oam -tAnm
Pacific iasthns -*lo:4sam *3i>ps
Qalesburs Passenger 3.00 pm B:itp a
Meqdota Ottawa Passenger.* 420 p m *9a3am
Aurora Passenger 530pm
Pacific Night Express w ...t 9rtopm i 7-45\m
Dowuer'sUrovoAccommciiation* I:4spm 5-.V) pm
Downer’s Grove Accommodation* 605 pm ‘KkOODv
Riverside and Hinsdale 6:30 m fcOO a V
Riverside and Hinsdale *lfc€o am lisop a
and Hinsdale 3.«45 pm 6:45 p a
•Sundays excepted, t Saturdays excepted. lMonds»«
excepted.
Chicago. Danville it Vincennes Railroad.
Milwaukee DEPOT—Corner Canal and Kiuzle streets
West Side. Freight Office at C., c. &I. C. Co.’a
office, corner Hoisted and Carroll streets.
Mall Train, Chicago Time ....tlOpm 9j|ia
ml Chicago Oc Northwestern Hallway.
Ticket Office—Southeast corner of mapv T.a^
V Bta.
lf fc Clinton Passenger. *B3O a m *&45 am
£r“ gMlflctwtUne... ,-lS p£,
np- Pacific night express ...f 0:45 pm' ♦—v*
Fort Dodge and Dubuque -2; Wp a
express *MD>w' 7U5 a a
Siotrr city and Dabaqne ex.. *9-00 *i£oO a
Milwaukee mall 'd.-co a. *4A) p m
t- Milwaukee express t’**4o
Milwaukeepassens«c**j*:*i- fcCoAa
70 Milwaukee
QrceulJj*r'«xp rei i--.. ju a a
iS 'ry* l
'.r
ConviotTsOf t0 LBt
Commj/- 1
ID, jWnflentiary. herebyool e M liclt.kids for.
,Lf one hundred (100) co/“* rteio fsU es»**ore«
Mlua Tiew man BSC bi** and fbtua>*
wa<onmaking.
work. /__. ncp *ner bids ara
on Ccntracta are V, f or a term of years,
nb c »PW d ,J t0 Sleight year.; each bid toba->
tsi I n P°°» not and *nfflci* ot bond In the
it* eompaaledbya® with inretles. t«
Isam of fire or the War|*o
approved by c&e the right o refect any^*
u I The not, In the Interest of.i*.
I which a the I***7
st t9 _ JnteT to our eirenlan, which oe*
:r For particular W oAbure Warded
f .bom Kid. an. to L JaCH.
lho »°ll «M«rA olriM hho.
The bids *-i Ix 3 OWfl#a 1 a'eUxsk n. a. on
nt day of fi/eiaher, 1011, 2u the vtnsenMol
blddsrs as maivhooee to attend.
7 JOHNBDD,
CASPAR BOT2.
j RICHARD BOW API,
j Oomminioaea
jotter. If- ct
m Property to Rent.
Bidartrillbe received from responsible par
ties the rental of tte old Bride well gxonndß
sltanted comer FilUi-av. anrf Polk-st.
sho lot is 200 feet front, running tack to
the river atout 376 feet, and wm te leased
on the same terms and conditions as all school
lan£s,
Proposals vrill to received at the City Comp-
office, 398 Watash-av., nnffl SoZ.
23,1571, and will to sotmittedto tto Com
mon Council for action thereon.
GEOHQE TATTLOB,
Chicago, Kov. IS, 1871. City Comptaffilar.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH REEF.
Office Purchasing c. a. oso Watuut-ar l
H ntil 11 Satonlay, DeeembSS ign
Vresh Beef leqnlred br the Rnh!
SC t^ r s cpartinent u S. A-. at this staUon
six .mouths, commencing January 1.1872.
as to conditions; quality of beef.
b«obtainedbyappucailon to W»«ate, «i*u^
H, ajar and ftS.g.hi L
I
$2.00
7.50
12.00
50.00
$6.00
27 JO
50.00
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