Duka Aletrie Coming to Chicago, tg heir to the throne of Russia has an s intention of making a tour through irthwest before his return. Chicago, mins, la no doubt the principal object icts westward the heir presumptive, aonebuta Pullman palace car could nveyH Is Royal Highness thither, and, t will prove sufficient refutation to the rtions that Chicago as the market for and holiday goods will bo superseded s and Cincinnati, when we inform the the elegant silver service destined tor alacecarwas purohasedatthoelegant ent of B. F. Norris Co., No. 4CB wa* ic. This enterprising firm, formerly porner of Clark and Lake ad their entire stock destroyed great fire; yet in less :th had re-opened at the elegant par Wabash avenue, with one of the moat costly arrays of fine watches andJew pilvcr. tableware, and the most ex day goods ever displayed in Chicago, town a minute repeater, purchased by .t physician at this establishment, one few ever imported to this country, 800, which for perfection in mechanism of finish excels anything in the way ?es it has ever been £our fortune to ad* firm, composed of enterprising young innounced their intention to pay 100 e clolhir at maturity; and if energy and strict attention to business, are good a of their future, they will more than r former prosperity. In order to ac js they have decided to throw their to their city friends, and will retail, Christmas, at wholesale prices. Substitute for Plastering, ration of paper to the uses of building 0 rank as one of the greatestimprovo he age, supplying, as it does, the af warmth, comfort, durability and he minimum of cost. The patent fire alunfinous paperboard, manu al. R. Lawrence Co., of No, 250 East is especially recommended for these illtics. Nailed upon the Inner face of f, the aluminous board constitutes a r light and fire and dump proof cell fo much less than lath and plastering illy a noticeable item in bouse build -1 is infinitely warmer than plastering, •keep out cold more effectually 1 courses of brick. The tat the paper board is impregnated with u solution of alum osltively fire-proof. It is susceptible ornamental finish, either by fresco, R u l ‘"J wr etc. It is, in short, au ab .ituto for plastering in all respects, g vastly warmer aud «heax»oiv f tbe paper board, our readers should utcrior of the Board of Trade Hall, cet, Grace Methodist Church, and St. lurch, allot which are supplied with nee Go’s paper board in place of lot to mention the hundreds of dwcll joustructiou of which this really in .terial has been and is being used. D’a Standard Time for the West Side. nperintendent Hatch, of the Lake hfgpn Southern Railroad, has made te with Messrs. J. 35. Mayo Co., f No. 408 State street, the standard ickeepers, to have their best chro- Uoned iu the window of their ticket r Canal and Madison streets, to en tens of the West Division, and stran our city, to procure the standard road time. Messrs. Mayo Co. will cpericnced watchmaker at this office je of and adjust and repair all time very best manner. Superintendent be congratulated in thus securing to lers a much-needed standard time. -e seen at all times of the day and •33 College—Evening* Sessions, t Stratton Chicago Business Col .ans flourishing a condition as before :h new rooms, new furniture, new a full corps of teachers, everything f again with clock-work regularity, date those patrons living in distant jlty the day session is iromioa.m. th twenty minutes for lunch. This time to go and come. Boarding tmlshed to country patrons at tho 3 before the fire. No vacation ho lidays. The evening sessions will a-morrow (Slouday) evening. New ■e started in German, $lO for forty lege rooms northeast corner Twen ?et and Indiana avenne. ontbaa again assumed tho active of tj© institution. Elegant lavery. t with merely starting in business urying on operations with all sorts aids, Henry Newton Co., the well popular livery-stable proprietors at 199 last Washington street—their utth*ir old friends and patrons will t meats. Henry flies the American is establishment every d*y in the turliaiion Quincy Railroad Sunday Train, r trail for Omaha, San Francisco, •oecUa:c points, carrying the great China, and Japan malls, will run *y» ri< tlie Chicago, Burlington >ad. leaving new depot, corner In and Sixteenth street, at the regular 3 Fas: Line, 10;45 a.ia., arriving at 0 a. n.. Monday. making close con the Union Pacific Railroad for all Through tickets via Chicago, Bar ney, Chicago, Rock Island Pacific, Northwestern Railroads, will be train sumption of Business. iliields, of the old and favorably tiontry bouse, No. 17 Clark street, ISSC baring completed their ar* Till open for the inspection of the eday the sth inst., at their new mth Green street, near Madison, a of Fiench and American confec oys for tbs holiday season. The i iirm las enjoyed in the past for id honcrable dealing is a sufficient t their fattens will in the future be ns* Two Establishments, at and Shoe store, formerly at No. t opptsite tho Court House, can at No 811 State street, opposite 11, and at No. 344 West Randolph )f May. He has on baud an excol en’s jand-sewed work, and a flue youth’s wear. His ladies’, misses* shod are also very attractive. His dished in Chicago in 1838 and is ac »f the oldest boot and shoe houses “Billy Collins.” ,better known as“BUly" Collins, wide for the hungry and thirsty, rborn Btrect, near the Dearborn •rung up again, and is as blooming ;son street, near Wabash avenue, w Billy in days gone by will need Ration to visit him in hia new stock of liquors is as good as it fire, and to say that is to pay the a high compliment. For further uirc at hia new quarters, No. 36 for Chicago Sufferers. ■pud. Publisher No. 51 South Car Chicago: i behalf of the Young Men’s Chris n of Chicago, I would gratefully e receipt of your order upon Lyon lordett Organ for the use of the ingfi, upon account of Dr. Good y of Chicago and the Great Fire.” ;r results of that wonderful visl teaA tA ppfljnnte the praise ‘diilcation of His Cnurcn: v'oura Robert Paterson. West Side Institution, well-known West Side crockery ims, at No. 320 West Madison, itrect. which has been established fter having successfully supplied >t. North, and South Siders alike, to furnish everything desirable ois now on hand an unusually of new goods,additions to which ;d daily, and the rush still con- rect Importation. ml packages of new Layer rais nown “Clemens,” “McCulloch,” Deodarus,” brands, ia whole, ■boxes, have just been received tation. by J. IV. Doane «t Co., .*B, of this'clty. Musical. stocked aaoet music establish, •e, has been that of Mr. John cst Madison street, formerly of All kinds of sheet music, classl ed, and secular, may be found usic-loving public of the West portions of the city, will bo glad r wants can be supplied at the >ots and Shoes. you want to keep your feet dry, >itis to go to G. S. Richardson et Randolph street, where you you want in the way of hoots, era for ladies and gentlemen, ip and calf hand-made boots a Fob Printing. Co., No. 35 Canal street, cor :on, have now a complete job ji thorough working order. All new; they have a full force of tical men, and one of the lightest .n the city insumig their custom* •kpromptlj". and Opening: Week, brows open his now jewelry store Twenty-second street and Wabash -k for inspection by his friends and store Is neatly fitted np and pre is appearance, tho shelving and 3g lined with scarlet velvet. One i»eclalties aro flowers and bouquets Berlin. Pettibone. called to the advertisement of J. E. has resumed business at No. CG street; also, at No. 181 EastTwen et. He has a full stock of wrap iper bags, flour sacks, and all loads ®()C Srttr YOLUME 25. of twine, which he is selling at manufacturers’ prices. He buys old paper, rags, dec. Give him a call. Seed’s Temple of Music. This well-known establishment now 44 Herds its title clear To mansions in Sixteenth street, No. 81, near Wabash avenue.” The Messrs. Reed have a fine stock of pianos, em bracing many different manufacturers, aud in cluding the world-renowned Chlokcring. As they sell instruments on monthly instalments, it would appear as though all desiring a piauo might be accommodated. The Church of the Messiah on gregation will convene at Standard Hall, cor ner of Michigan avenue and Thirteenth street, at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Robert Laird Col lier will preach. Beats free—the public invited. The members of the congregation aro especially urged to bo present. Men and Boys’ Clothing. Among the changes that have grown out of the fire, is the transfer of Mr. Harry L- Hatch, for merly with H. H. Hustcd, to the firm of Hatch «fe Co., No. 192 Madison street, where lie can be found by his numerous friends and acquaintances, in charge of one of the finest assortments of men and boys’ clothing to bo found in the city. New Goods. Messrs. Giles Bros. Co., No. 381 Wabash ave nue, have Just opened one of the finest stocks of jewelry, watches, etc. there Is in Chicago, at prices less than before the fire. The visitor at this establishment would scarce imagine chat this firm had passed through the fire, so brilliant is the display of evcrythinu^*-* 1 uuc. Our South. Side Lady readers Trill be glad to 1 cam that Brews ter, the well-known batter and furrier, (formerly under tbo Sbcnnan House) has openoda neat and attractive establishment, opposite Field, Loiter* Co., (Twentieth and State streets) where he is prepared to show them a very superior stock of dress furs and children’s headdress, utmost reasonable prices. DIED. SMITH—Tu this city, Dec. 1, Infant son ol Abbio E. ami Jnmis A. Smith, aged B months. LEWIS—TIie funeral of John Lewis, who was killed at the Illinois Central Depot on Dec. 1, will be held at imnton. Monday. St rvicesat bis residence, SI7 Fulton st., at 8:30 a. m. Friends invited. JAEGER—On the-2d Deoemlier, after a long illness. Ida Jaeger, danghterof Julius and Louise Jaeger, aged 9 years 2 months. ‘funeral will take place from her parents’residence, 197 West Randolpb-st. at 2 p. m. Monday. CONNOR—In this city, December I, JSTI. Mrs. Isa- Bella Connor, wife of James Connor, aged 41 years. Buffalo papers please copy. SOCIETY MEETINGS. Masonic. Tlie committee for the relief of Chapter. Command oryaud Scotch Rite Masons, hold regular meetings «n Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, between the hours of 5 and C p. tho office of the undersigned, 3W Wabash-av. V. L. HUBLBUT, Chairman. Masonic. ANNUAL CONVOCATION Chicago Chapler No. 127, R. A. M.. MONDAY EVENING, December 4. All members are hereby notified to be present. By or-'.sr of the H. P. J. C. McCORD. Secret arv. Masonic. The regular monthly communication of John Jones Lodge No. 7, will behold at their new hall, corner Clark and Eighteenth-sts.. ou Monday evening. De cember 4. at 712 o’clock p. m., for tho election of officers. By order of the w, M. W. Y. D. BERRY, Secretary. Knights of Pythias. A meeting ol Excelsior Lodge, No. 3, will bo held in their hall, &4 West Lake-st., on Friday, December S, at Sp. m. Business, nomination of officers. By order of W. C. ANDREW WALLACE, R. S. ttueirul Order of foresters. Mcmhe rs of Court Pioneer of tho West, No. 3.510, are Requested to attend tho quarterly meeting, and also r or election of officer* ou next Tuesday evening. Dc c(‘iul>er3, at their Hall No. S2 West Itandolph-st., at 7::s0 sharp. Bj order of the C. R. SAMUEL H. LEWIS. Secretarv. Headquarters Relief Committee, at D. W. Quirk’s, 149 South Canal-st. ojtrii.XT.il, er in. There will be a meeting of tho members of the Oriental Club at Carr’s Hall, corner Ad ams and Halsted-sts.. on Wednesday evening. Doc. C, for the transaction ol very important business. H. T. MURRAY. See.’r. JOHN O’NEILL. Pro.a’t. 'ORES. OFFICES* te mO RENT —FOB BUSINESS PURPOSES. A 2 very largo front room on Wabash-av.. near Four teenili-sL Apply at 7 Honore-st., near Madison. mo BEvf-1 WELL-LIGHTED ROOM, WITH JLsteam*t»ower: also a ham with nine stalls, to good tenants. HOFFMAN *fc CO-, 2-.» North Clmton-st. TO BENT—A GOOD BASEMENT. 20X44, UN dor my dwelling house, No. 14 North Halsted-st. S3O per month- OWNER. TO RENT—OFFICE IN’ BRICK BUILDING c omer of Madison ami Cliaton-.sts: good locitioa and cheap. C. S. WALLER. 52 Wot Madison fit. mo RENT—A LARGE STORE AND SUITE OP X looms at the comer of Coolidgc-st. ami Blue Island av„ near the Jesuit Church. THOMAS BONAN. TO RENT—SOO WABAMI-AV., CORNER OF HOB banl-courf, for business, front parlor, basement, and green house, with heating apparatus. J. G. DWEN. 323 Michigan-ar. TO RENT—3 FRONT ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR offices or light business, in Thompson's Block. Apply to WM. 11. THOMPSON. 229 West Madlsou-fit. TO RENT—A PART OF A GOOD STORE ROOM, 167 West Madiscm-st. Inquire at tho store. TO RENT—ROOMS—SUITABLE FOR LIGHT businessor offices; a large double parlor over J. It. Sliay’.s diy goods atore, 243 West Madison, Thomp son’s Block. TO RENT—AT U7 WEST MADISON-ST., BRICK building, large rooms suitable for offices. TO RENT —LARGE OR SMALL OFFICES; very desirable; well lighted; in now brick building. Apply to A. H. ANDREWS A CO., 119 and 121 West "VVasbington-sU TO RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS FOR MlL linery business. Call at G63 Madieon-fit., Monday, from 10 to 2. TO RENT—SEVERAL GOOD OFFICES. ALSO de*k room. Alko oho floor on Canal-st., near Wash ington. J. F. NICHOLS . sewing machines, or dentists. Inquire at 720 0r543 Wabash av., of LIVINGSTON. TO BENT—A FRAME BARN. 24X32 FEET. BE 'tween Lidiaiifl-avs., sonthof Six teenth-st. Apply at SOS Mirfilgan-av. TO RENT—BY W. IL SAMPSON CO. REAL estate andllusoe Renting Agency, 235 West Mad ison-sL Stores and offices—New three-story and base ment, stone-front store on Madison-et., near Aberdeen st; veiy desirable store on West Madison-st., near Carpcnter-st-, suitable for any retail business; god store 436 West MadUon-st, near Elizabeth-fit., with stock and fixtures, for sale, very desirable. Offices In the new building. No. 204 East Washington-fit. Store 146 West Lake -at with block for sale of a news depot, cigar stock, etc. A large list of stores and of flees to rent In all parts of the city. Stores and offices and houses rented and rents collected, Ac. TO RENT —A LARGE TWO-STORY BRICK 1,-arn. one door south of Thirteenth-st., suitable for a printing office or manufacturing establishment. En quire at ten Wabanh-av. TO RENT—LARGE FRONT OB DOUBLE PAR. lur, Hiiitablu for office or jobbing business; also desk room at 174 West Wawhlngton-st. PERSONAL WANTED. INFORMATION OP the whereabouts of C. F. Young. ?10 reward to any one who will give positive information to CHRIS, beioio y o’clock Monday morning, at 537 Wabash-av. PERSONAL— JAMBS ANDERSON, CABPEN “‘L t?!*| of Cl West Jackson st., is requested to write to M ilUam Blacklock, Caatlo Douglas, Scotland. PERSONAL— WILL THE PARTIES WHO were in the express wagon on State-Bt., on Satur day afternoon, when run into and broke down by baker wagon, call at 279 West Madlson-st. T. F. CONKEV? PEKSONAL— A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO correspond with some German ladv. aged 20 to 25 years, with a view to matrimony. Address J. J. p,. Tribune office. PERSONAL— MRS MARGARET STEWART will please address T. K.. Tribune office. PERSONAL —WILL THE YOUNG LADY WHO attended the Globe Thoatro Thursday evening, ami sat in Dress Circle, rear of gent, black dress trim med with plaid braid. black and white striped over- Sdrt please address W G H, Tribune office. Personal will mrs. Laura h. please her address to H C M.W. U. Telegraph office! PERSONAL-THE PARTIES WHO TOOK ONE nunk t in a small buggy, from corner ofßnrton'a alley and Clark-Bt.; also a sheet containing a large quantity of bcokaand a stair carpet, on the night of the tire, wiU be liberaUr rewarded by returning them to Mrs. ROBERT MALCOM, 21a guron-st PERSONAL— WK- MEYERS. FORMERLY IN the employ of tho Union Brass Mfg v r 29psr’ ia requested to call at office of L N lOv. CO.. 213 and 215 Clhitou-at., corner of an Bunn. PERSONAL-GIVEN TO ME ON NOHSTATK «L. on the night of tho fire, a two seated buggy or one-horse carriage. The owner can have Uiosame by roving property and paying expenses. 877 South tftte-st.; second floor. PERSONAL-WILL MR. CHARLES COUNSIL MAN please call at 11. S. LANPaIR LO. fl Oy«tcr Depot, IBS South Halstcd-at. PERSONAL-WILL MISS ELIZA BONVILLE please call on her friend at 143 Tblrd-av., as soon as convenient, or write where she can bo seen; by so doing she will confer a favor. Personal— mu. phil. ryan. jb., late of tlie. Great Western Lithograph Co., 154 and loj Washington street, and tdneo the lire connected with Sit-fen, Linton Co., Milwaukee, has retnniod to this city, and established himself with the Union Litho graph and Printing Co., office 149 WaaUlngton-st. FOB SAXE* FOR SALE-> 900,000 GOOD CLAY BRICK; COLOR rod. Samples on hand, W. N. iC. E. BRUNER, No. it South Canal-st. For sale—ll,ooo, half cash, will buy a fine new cottage and lot. near street cars. Inquire .of owner, from 3 to 4 o'clock to-day and Monday, at 919 Archer-av., near the property. Fob sale—brick—so,ooo well cleaned and ready for delivery: to bo seen comer Illinois and Caas-Bts. F. 31. HALE, CG North Clark-sf. For sale—lease and furniture of a lino new S-story and basement brick dwelling fronting Jefferson Park. Kotlting more desirable in the city, and will bo sold low lor cash. Apply at 227 South Dcsplatnea-at., between 12 and 3 o’clock. Fob sale—blank ground leases of Timothy Wright’s form of lease, by T. LYMAN, office Its Dearhoni-st., in burnt district. FORSALE— A 3-4 4-POCKBT BILLIARD TABLE, In good order; balls and cues all complete—cheap. Apply at 673 Wabash-av. TT’OR|SALE—WE ARE PREPARED TO FUR- X* nisi; rectifiers and dealers with tlio boat coal in nee. Ferris’ Patent Rectifying Charcoal. Corner State and Twenty.second-at.- S. E. MINER A CO. FORSALE— ANY PERSON WANTING A FINE new set of mink furs at loss than manufacturers’ cost, address, BURNED OUT, Tribune oillco. For sale—schooner waucoma on bea sonnblu terms; the schooner Waucoma. class A 2, eanrimr 21,500 bushels of wheat. For particulars np plv to R. P. FITZGERALD «k CO., of Milwaukee or, W. 31. EGAN. Chicago. FOB SALE—BRICKS; 1,500.00!) AT $15.50 PER thousand. T. B. BOYD. 167 West Wushlngton-st. FOR SALE—FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES, on wheels; slzo. No. 10. Also, small express wagon. Apply to GEO. B. TAYLOR, 379 State-st. FOR SALE—SO WHEELBARROWS AT ONE fourth less than market price. Inquire at HOTEL DE FINN. 63 South Dosphfincs-st. Fon OALB-A LOT OF EXTRA GOOD shelves, counters, and drawers, suitable for any bu.slues.'i. Apply at 144 Tliird-av, FORSALE— A FIRST-CLASS TICKET TO DEN yer. Colorado, and return, cheap. Inquire at 321 'Vest Madlaou-st. FOR SALE—3OO DOZ. HAT RACKS. 1.000 DOZ. looking glass and picture frames at the manufac tory, nr, North Union-si., near Lake-st. BUCKLEY, CHAMPLIN CO. FOR SALK—cheap for cash, TWO BOIL on% cm* 25 and one TO horse power; also a small boiler; lust the tiling formasons to heat water in; at Steam Boiler Works. Michlgan-st. near Frankllu-*t. A. F. BUCHICK. LOST AND FOUND* LOST— -ON SUNDAY LAST. A VALUABLE PIN. with sheaf of wheat and sot in pearls; small chain and cross attached. Finder will receive thanks of the owner, and bo rewarded by leaving same at No. 103 Sangamon st. Lost— since tub fire, a small rat-and tan dog, answering to tho name of Snyder. Anv ono returning him to Miss LIBBIE, lit Fourth-av., will be reasonably rewarded. LOST-A BROWN HORSE. 7 YEARS OLD. weight :dn tho old country at par. MEDICAL JOURNAL. h leap Heal Journal Was burned ont La the Great Conflagration, bnt will appear os usual in December. HT Our Subscription List was destroyed by fire. Subscribers will please forward their names for num bers duo them, and their subscriptions for the coming year. The 201/ i volume commences January l, 1872.1 TEiais—Three Dollars per annum, in advance. W. B. KEEN, COOKE CO. PUBLIBITERB, Nos. 6 and 7 East Wa.shtngton.st. OILS. MORE EIGHT. PERKINS BROS., IGS South Hoisted at. dealers in kerosene, gasoline, and all kinds of chandeliers, lamps, etc. We ask the public to call a»d test our lirc-proof oil which will not burn or ignite when coming in con tact with a burning match or lighted taper- The oil Is safe from any accident, and wo ask the public to try it. We also keep the high-test. water-white kero sene .which Is much safer, and better than common oil. Wo keep constantly on hand the best brands of gasoline, am! deliver au ardors to any part of tho city, free of charge. Orders from the country promptly at tended to. LIVERY. C. D. WARREN CO.’S Livery and Boarding Stable, Corner Twenty-fifth State-sts. Having opened oar large and commodious stable, wo would respectfully solicit a sliare of public patronage. Particular attention paid to the care of gentlemen’s driving horses. Carriages furnished at all times on tosuitthe times, and satisfaction guaranteed C. D. WARREN CO.. Proprietors. WM. KELSEY, Superintendent. (Formerly with Smith Flagg.) SHIRTS, AT WIMOS BttOS 931 Walash-av., 83 West Washington-st., Chicago, and Pike’s Opera House, Cincinnati. CHICAGO, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 187 L CLOTHING THE OLD ORIGINAL ONLY “ONE PRICE” PUTNAM donnsE 370 State-st., 317 West Madison-st. OVERCOATS, Business Suits, DRESS SUITS, In English, French, German, and American Fabrics, THE BEST GOODS For the Money, in the Market, for MEN, YOUTH, and CHILDREN. Stock now Full and Entirely New. E. D. TERRY. WE SHALL OFFER ON MONDAY, DEC. 4, 50 Overcoats, all worth |!d, for SB. 50 Overcoats, extra qualltr, worth sls, for $lO. 25 Reefing jackets, splendid. worth $lB. for f 10. 25 Reefing Jackets, first qnalltv, worth $22, forsM, 50 Flue overcoats, worth S3O. fur $23.50. 50 Very fine overcoats, worth SOO. for #43.50 25 All wool suits, coat, pouts, and vest, worth S2O, for sl2. 25 Fine Scotch suits, coat, pants, and vest, worth S3O. for $23 25 Diagonal salts, coat, pants, and vest, worth $45, for S3O. 25 English Melton stilts, coat, pants, and rest, wort gso, for $35. .100 Dozen shirts and drawers, cheap at sl, for 75c. 100 Dozen hose, worth 37* c, for 20c. 500 Pairs men's duck and uunlmuvoralla and Jumpers, worth $l5O. for sl. The abovo having been purchased at tho recent heavy f°rce'd sales of clothing In New York, wo can offer inducements to bo found nowhere else. International Fine Clothing House, ISS Went Madison-st, REMOVAL. slll. lien, STRAUSS k t, WHOLESALE CLOTHING MUUFACT.DBEES, AND JOBBERS IN WOOLLENS, have removed to their NEW BRICK STORE, K2 Micliijran-av., bet. Adams and Jack son-sis. Having had a full force of Cutters employed for the past six weeks, we have now on hand (and are dally receiving from onr workmen) a fair assortment of Clothing, all of our manufacture, to which wo Invite the attention of our Mends and the trade generally. ■MUSIC HOUSE. LYON HEALY Having passed through the firo with unimpaired re- Hource*. are prepared to do buslnens on a more extern tdvo scale than ever before. 1 hey continue the whole sale and retail Sheet Music, Music Book, Musi cal instrument, and General Musical Merchandise Business in all its departments! Being the only bouse In Chicago carrying a complete stock of every article in the music line, and representing, as they do, the great musical catalogue of Oliver Ditsun it Co., as wellastheleadlnginanufacturersof both hemispheres, they are enabled to offer advantages to the trade un surpassed by any other house on this continent. PRINCIPAL HOUSE: Wabasli-av., corner of Sixteenth-st, BRANCH: 287 West Madison-st. FURNITURE. FURNITURE STOLL BARNES, SUCCESSORS TO E. F. PEIRCE CO., W liolesale CHAIR DEALERS. OFFICE—3I S. CANAL.BT., ROO-II 1, Formerly 307 Lake-it. Wo are pleased to announce that wo are In our new quarters, withour usual full stock of nearly 500 differ ent kinds of CANE SEAT CHAIRS at our regular Wholesale Prices. Office Chairs, all kinds of Office, Counter and Low Stools, Library, Dining, «tc., «tc., in fact everything in shape of Cane Seat Work, on hand. We are prepared to contract to furnish Public Halls, Churches.- Offices, «fec-. as hero tofore. OFFICE—34 South Canal-st. Room 1. UNDERWEAR. LADIES' AND CHILDREN’S HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, Gents’ Furnishing of Every Description, Z. A. BROWN 1 CO., 364 West Madiaon-st., WILL OPEN on Monday, Doc. 4, the CHOICEST and moKt complete assortment of these goods, at very LOW PRICES. Cents’ White Shirts to Order a Specialty* I. A. BROWN CO., 36-1 West Dlndlson-st,, Will display, on Wednesday, Dec. 6. a choice varie ty of Lace Collar*, Lnce Embroideries, Ribbon*, Tlch, Handkerchief*. Linen Collar*. Arc. Black Guipure Laces in New Designs* A Outline of TRIMMINGS and NOTIONS. 364 WEST MADISON-ST. WANTED, Wanted to Lease. We wish tu lease for a term of years, from 300 t0.,00 feet of ground in the burnt district, north of Madison st. and east of the Rlvor, for the purpose of erecting building* for thy commission business. Address, giving location and terms. C.H. WEAVER, 222 West Lake -Bf.t or HAGER, SPIES A CO., 65 North- Jeflarsou-st. “House of Employment.” Under the management of Mrs. FENTON PARK* IHSON, for tho purpose of furnishing sowing girls, thrown out ol employment by tho recent firo. with work by which they mavsupport themselves, earnestly solicits the patronage of any requiring work. Orders fornnderwear, shirts, comfortables, ifcc., «fec., promptly executed. 1 Park Avenue Church, corner of Robey-st. I Want to Place My Son with an established wholesale or manufacturing firm; in Chicago, and 1 would invest some capital as a spe cial partner or otherwise, s. 8. L* Hommedlon. Cin cinnati. O. Address W. C. REYNOLDS, 176 West Washiniton-Bt., Chicago. MILLINERY. H.W.&J.M.VETHERGLL. MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS A. T WHOLESALE. We have now in stock a choice selection of FANCY GOODS, de signed expressly for HOLIDAY PRES EATS. Also, all oi the latestnovelties of goods, such as Auhias, Hoods, Scarfs, Gloves, &c., to gether with our large stock of Millinery Goods, which we offer at unusually low prices. J. L. PATTISON CO., Plumbers Gas Fitters, £3S STATE-ST.. CHICAGO. NV.'W KI.T.TtTtH. N, HUTSON CO, Jewellers. HOLIDAY GOODS. We have a Full Assortment of New Goods in both. Wholesale Retail DEPARTMENTS. 481 Wabasli-av. FOB SALE. Established JS>ss—lie-established IS7I. Chicago Type Foundry AND Printers’ Warehouse, MARDER, LUSE&CO., 7J Weal Washington-fit. Sli-ii MESSES M sail One first-class 25x33 Cottrell «fc Babcock Drum Cylin der, delivered In Chicago for $1,650. One Taylor Medium Dram Cylinder, rack and screw distribution, f£ix23, delivered In Chicago fors9oo. One Taylor Small Cylinder, size 32x51, with ily, de livered In Chicago lor $1,850. One Half-Medium Liberty Press, SSOO. One No. 5 Washington Hand Press, S3OO. A fall stock of Hoe Washington Hand Presses in store, which tvo offer, delivered here, at manufac turers' prices. MARDER, LOSE CO. TO PRINTERS. For sale—a three revolution Taylor Cylinder Press. Is in good condition, and offered at a low price. Can be seen running at office of THE TRIBUNE, 15 Canal-st SASnrDOOESA^FBLINDS. A full ajsortment Dressed Flooring and Siding, thorough!* seasoned, at low prices for cash—also 100 m shingles—at McMAKIN’S Mill 821 and S2U State bt. BUILDERS 9 Hardware Tools BRIDE’S AND ROSE’S TROWELS. T. O. ILLSLEY. CT Ststo St. TRUSSES. BARTLETT’S CDHD9I SISE TRUSS. CHICAGO, Jan-19,1371. Messrs. BARTLETT. BUTMAN PARKER: DF\itSiit&: Having been ruptured something over six years, and having during that period been u con staut wearer of the Hard Rubber and other Trasses, without receiving any apparent benefit therefrom. I was induced last May to put on one of your COMMON SENSE TRUSSES. Much to my utter surprise and great gratifleatiou it has effccteda RADICAL CURB. Slav the blessings of Divine Providence and suffering humanity ever rest upon the head of the inventor of so valuable an aid to the atlllctcd million, Is tbo earnest wish of a grateful friend. Yours respectfully. x. M. TURNER, Editor Union Park Banner. Tbe eosiMON SENSE TRUSS effects a radical erne in even- possible ease when properly applied. Trasses of all kinds, Abdominal Supporters, silk Elastic Stockings, Ac. Western Agents for the Foun tain Syringe, Babcock Silver Uterine Supporter. BARTLETT, BUTMAN PARKER. 143 West Van Bnren-Ht.. Chicago. REAL ESTATB. A SPLENDID CHURCH SITE FOR SALE BY CLARK, IAYTOH CO., 376 Sfate-st., Room 2. ;Wxi6lonthonorthwcstcorner of Michigan-av. and Thirticth-st. Must bo sold soon. Also, 4CO lots on Winter, Sommer and Wallacc-ats.. only three blocks from street railway. These lots will bo sold at from tCOO to SI,OOO each, one-tlfth cash, and thobalancelnl,2,3,and4 years, with Interest at-tho low rate of 6 per cent per annum. No man needs to So without a home who can get a lot In the centre of le city at such a price and terms. Call and aeo plat mid abstract at our office. 376 Stato-st, Also, several lots la the burnt dlstrlctfor sale on reasonable prices and terms. _ TAILORS* REMOVAL. mchttybb richabds, MERCHANT TAILORS, Have removal from 120 Twenty 1 second-st., to Ofl West Madlson-st, up stairs, where they will bo happy to attend to the wants of their customers, in their usual satisfactory manner. TURKISH BATHS. TURKISH BATHSI 333 WABASH-AV. Enlarged and refitted in lino older. f Hours for Ladies—B to lp. m. Homs lor aeu.lem»-l». P 6 m. BSowifi D CROCKERY, CUT EERY. ETC. CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE Table Cutlery, sira-piffiD vie, AND Fancy Goods, THE FINEST ASSORT MENT IN CHICAGO. E. C. Lawrence Co., 487 WABASH-AV., Second Door South of Eldridge-court. West S® Grociw Store, 320 West Madison-st., near Curtis. JOHN BURIVS, IMPORTER AXD DEALER IX BEST GRANITE WARE, White and Band China, Cutlery and Plated Ware, also Lyon Co.’s best Glass ware. &c„ AT LOW PRICES. PATTERNS. The Fashion House E.BDTTERICK&CO, lute of S3 and 8-5 State-sL. HAVE NOW RESUMED BUSINESS AT 316 West Madison-st., with a full supply of their CELEBRATED PATTERNS. THE DECEMBER ‘METROPOLITAN’ AND PATTERNS NOW READY. CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS. ETC. EVERT ONE SATS THAT WE ARE SEELIiTC Carpets, Oilcloths, and Mattings veiy cheap. Try us. C.W". &E. PARDRIDGEiCO., comer State and Congrcss-sts. BLANKETS. BLANKETS! BLANKETS! 5.W0 Colored Army Blankets, wholesale or retail. Cl AID 66 WEST RAIDOLPH-ST. D. NEWBURGER. SEWING MACHINES. THE MANHATTAN Silent Familj- Sewing Machine is the best; is sold on most reasonable and liberal terms; is the most popu lar, and does the greatest and host variety of work. Sold on small monthly payments. 386 Wabash-av. runs. A GREAT ‘lllf II FURS! Gay’s Patent Muff. Call and see it before purchasing yonr Furs. I have a full line of all kinds of Furs that I am selling at manufacturers’ cost, at my CHEAP AUCTION STOKE. Cl West Mao Ison st. S. F. HAWLEY. FURS! A fine stock of Ladies', Gents', and Children’s Furs. Mrs. s. I. HERZOG, 954 Slate-st. re paired.altered.andreiined. Manufactory39S State-st. STOVES. BANCS BROS., 333 State-st., IS THE PLACE TO GET STOVES, RANGES, FURNACES, And Souse Fumishinp; Goods. SATES* STEAM EIRE-PROOF SAFES. Has all the securities of ordinary Safes, with the ad dition of a lining of hermetically sealed copper tubes filled with water, which, in case of fire, causes steam In the inside of the safe, thus rendering it impossible to destroy any papers or other valuables uishlo by any lire that ever did or is over likely to occur.. The steam improvement is also applied to vault doors, which pre vents them from warping. Call, or send for circular giving luU ,ICBC I?rERICAN STEAM SAFE CO., Warcroom. 53 South Canal-st.. under Board ot Trade. _ STATIONERX. Bmeal,Rebanks&Co., STATIONERS, BUNK BOOK MANUFACTURERS AND COM MERCIAL PRINTERS, 40 E. HARRISON-ST., Bet. Stato-st. and Wabash-ar.. Chicago. MEDICAL CARD- Dr. A. G. Oiiu, The longest engaged and most successful physician In all Chronic and Special Diseases (formerly 102 TV a*n ington-st.), la now confidentially consulted, personally or by mail, at &G5 State-at., Chicago, 111. Send stamp for circular. wxt> NUMBER 117. SWEET, DEMPSTER CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Hals, Cap Furs, BM CWIS AID WIHS, 59 and 61 West Washington, Have (he most complete stock of the above goods ever offered in Chicago at this season, consisting of Men’s-and Boys’ Stylish and Staple Bats, Men’s and Boys’ Dogskin, Beaver, and Pe tersham Caps, Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’s Furs in Mink, Seal, Er mine, Alaska, &c., with a large stock of Buck Gloves and Mittens, Well and Fancy Lap Robes, Umbrellas, &c., at old prices. Call and see us at 59 and 61 West Washington. SWEET, DEMPSTER CO. Orders tilled promptly. DRY GOODS AND CARPETS. HAMLIN, HALE COMPANY, 31 33 SoutU Canal-st., and 25 to 31 West .Wasliington-st. 330 West OTadison-st., Offer to the trade their usual complete assortment and full stock of Dry Goods Carpets. Prices less than any other Western market. Our South Side Eetail Department mil he opened Tuesday, Dec. 5, at 944 State-st., corner Twenticth-st. Formerly of 122 Lake-sL. haa leaned tlie third story of the newstouo front building. 217 West Madison-st., Where he is fitting up one of the finest Photographic Studios in the city, -which he designs to make first-class in every respect. The operating department will bo conducted by Mr. Oliver W. Hodges, who is well-known as operator for Mr.-John Carbutt, and his successor S. W. sawyer, at 24 Washington st. Mr. Hodges will give his special attention to his old friends ana patrons of the late establishment ho has so faithfully served. The office will be open for engagements Wednesday, December G. Operating department, Monday follow ing. Anv checks against the old establishment will bo y honored by presenting them at the above studio. A/AVWVI/WNAA/WVAA/VVAAM.VWVVvVVWV'/ JOHN E. FETTIBONEJ Wholesale dealer in PAPER, PAPER BAGS, TWINE, At Manufacturers’ Prices. 66 West Madison-st; also, 181 East Twen ty-Second-st., Chicago, HL GEO. B. CXAB.BE, Of the lirm of 11. Floyd Jt Geo.R. Clarke, Architects. Boston, Mass., has opem'd an office, NO. 846 WABASH*AV., Where ho is prepared to furnish Plans, Specifications, and suxicrintcmleiice for any buildings which may bo entrusted to his cure. Ho can, by the connection with his Eastern office, offer great facilities for tho prepara tion of Plans, «fcc.. and, by permission, would refer to the following gentlemen of this city: Messrs, Qeo. P. Gore «fc Co Mr. Halo, of Messrs. Hamlin, Hale Co.; Dr. L. D. Boone: Rev. Robert Collven Thomas Lord,of Messrs. Lord Smith; C. B. klrtland, of Messrs. Weago, Klrtland Ordway;Messrs. Clailin Brothers; John Dekoven, and others. STYXES FOWXZS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Blank Books, Stationery, and FAFEB. Corner Washington and Green-sts., Chicago. L. C. STYLES, late with J. G. Shaw «fc Co., Blank Book Manufacturers; New York. J. O. POWLIS, late Olnoy Puwlis, Stationers, New York. ,I’OK TUTFESTB^r Horse Nail Company, 78] WEST VAXBUREN-ST. We take pleasure in advising tho trade that we aro again In comjdete running order. We shall run night and day. and shall exert ourselves tofili orders with all possible despatch. No change In prices. A. W. KIN6SLAND, Sec’y. HERMAN ALSCHULER, MERCHANT TAII.OR .VXD DEALER IN Cents' Furnishing Goods, 390 West Pladlson-at, Formerly of Ottawa, 11). DR. CHARLES GILMAN SMITH, Ko. 100 Sizteenthrst., northeast cor. State, Office hours o to to a. m„ 2 to 4 p. m., 7 to 3 p. m. Calls for the West Side may bo left at 220 West 3£adi son-at, northwest corner Peoria-st., in the forenoon, whore the Doctor will bo between U and 12 daily. STOKES VAN ASUAN, COUNSELLORS, NO. 7 PARK ROW, CHICAGO. EMERY A. STORRS, JOHN VAN ARMAN. has re-opcned hia business at .306 West MndUon-st., and will keep a good stock of confectioneries, cakes aud ice crenma, and solicits tlie patronage of Ids friends and the pablic. Parties supplied. DE. SAMUEL B. NOBLE, DENTIST, Is now prepared to receive bis patrons, at 553 Wabash av. HOiitliwest corner of ligbteeuth-st. WM. A. TRAVIS, Kenl JEstate and. XjOOS A£ent, No. C 69 Wabash-av., Room 2, Chicago; No. 65 Con- LOAN OFFICE, No. 51 West Madi-on-at. Money to loan on collaterals. Watches, diamond!*, andjcweiryfoi sate. dentistry. »B. W. C. DYER, formerly at li Van Bnren-st, now at his residence WEATHER STRIPS, At 483 State-st., second floor. HATS, CAPS, ETC. WHOLE SALE, eetail, PHOTOGRAPHY. HALL, BUSINESS CARDS. WEST SIDE. R. H. Fish gresa-st-, Room 4, Boston. ME. C. CLAITCY’S 1133 Wabash-av. OVSURAXdh' Idsiuw Api OF TREADWAY JEWELL, PRINCIPAL OiTICI, No. 4 South Canal-sf. BRANCH OFFICE, No. 9665 Wabash-av. Commercial Union Assurance Co., OP LONDON. Capital and Assets, Gold, $10,000,000. Lycoming Fire Insurance Company, OP MUNCY, PA. Capital and Asset*; January 10. 1571, *7,730,007. Cfceago Losses, £450,000. Alps Insurance Company, ERIE, PA. Capital and Assets, £>oo,ooo. Chicago Losses, Nearly 1200,000, which are without touching' Capital or surplus. Tlte ahoro Companies are paying all Losses as CisC ns adjusted and due. Applications fur Eire Insurance* on first-cla*s business property or dwellings xecelredl at either of onr offices. TREADWAY A JEWELL. tali Ills, Co, All persona who were Induced, by false representa tion?, to surrender their Policies in the REPUBLIO' Insurance Company, and received only 25 per cent lai full payment, are requested to call at 102 Wcatßan* dolph-aL, second story, front. SECURITY Insurance Company, ADJUSTMENT OFFICE j\«, 608 Wabasb-av. Parties having claims against'this Company will; please present the same for adjustment to MESSRS. FEBGXJSON GILBERT, at 605 Wabaahav., with out delay. tins CITY Hi H INSURANCE COMPANIES' Claims wantcd'for cash. Boom 2,123 West Washing ton -«t. All Policy-Holders in bankrupt insurance companies can adopt the CO-OPERATIVE PLAN of collecting their money by calling at 66 West MaiU son-st., up-stairs. Home Insurance Company. Parties having claims against tlio Homo Insurance Company of Chicago, are requested to present their proofs at the ofitcu of the company, No. 63 West Ran* riolph-st.. on or before the 16th inst. THOMAS BUCKLEY. Secretary. PROOFS OF LOSS Made ami claims collected. Claims against Chicago companies prepared at very low prices. J. E. JOHNSON. Notary Public, LIQUORS, Tlie underslSned would respectfnllyannonnce to thd public ami trade generailr, that they have now in stock ami are constantly receiving large consignments of pureliqnors. both foreign anil domestic, which they will offer for sale on and after Monday next; -Ith lost: Heuuessy, Otard, Dnpye, ami Plnett Brandies, in hhils, qtiarter-caskti, octaves, ami cases. Dukyjiee Sous’ and Ilautmas’ Holland Gin; bbtU, quarter-casts, octaves, and red and green cases. Bamsay’a Islay Scotch Whiskey; quarter-casks ami caws. Stewart's Paisley Whiskey; quarter-casks and cases. Jamison’s Irish Whiskov; quarter-casks and cases. C’auaila Whiskey (old) family packages, okl rye, and pure malt. Pittsburgh Old Bye, I, and ft years-old. Kentucky Bourbon, 1,2,.% and years oht Bernard's Old Tom, in quarter-casks and cases. Pino Old Port ami Sherry Wines. Cltampusno in various brands. £O,OOO cigars. W3I, HA ITV CO.. Tl2.State-st. MIB< T HK “EUREKA” SHIRT Is made so measure by P. H. McART, 134 West Madison-st. Ihe bett mid zao*t per feet fitting Shirt i*» the trarld. GTSis for sl3. Sample Shirt at same rate. NOTICE. CoionrrEE of Special Relief, l Church of the MedSialu I (Corner Wabash-ar. and Hubbard-conrt.) j Chicago, Dec. 2.1371. j In view of the fact that applicant* for relief are nsvr permitted to apply to the District Superintendents by letter, without personal attendance at tho depots, no further necessity exists for any applications for sup plies being made to the Special Committee, and, from and after the 9th Inst, (under Instructions, from tho Executive Committee to that effect), the work of tho Special Committee will bo exclusively limited to appli cations for aid in purchasing sowing machines, and W> affording relief in special- case?, by tho payment money to applicants who have received no other relief, la such cases-and for such amounts as have been authorized by the Executive Committee. E. C. DARNED. Chairman. J. IRVING’3 M-EIPIWE GASOLINE. He wishes to return thanks to kind patronage. Has removed to 108 Sonth Halsted-st., near Monroe-at- Got the very best Gasoline, Pressure and Jet Burners, latest improved Jet Burners; also, the Non-Explosiro Kerosene and Safety Fnel Burners. Keeps the cele brated Perkins Hoyne Non-Explosive Lamps, Burn ers and chimneys. Beal 743 Gasoline, wholesale and retail. THE CHICAGO DOCK CO. is now prepared to receive on storage, at fair rates, in Warehouse “C.” Flour, Pork. Lard. Hams, Sugar. Groceries. Crockery, Hardware, Stoves, and othoc merchandise. rs>- Liberal advances procured on property instore. C. H. DURPHY, Secretary. N.- CORWITH, President. BURNT PAPER. Writing Perfectly Restored. The writing on papers badly charred. In fact so much so that great care liad to bo taken to prevent, them from failing to pieces, have been perfectly re stored by using our INK DEVELOPER. More than fifty different firms hayo already used it with perfect success incopylngthelrbooksandpapers, rati at our office, Union Park, corner Madison-at. cauatouiu j. MORRIS CO. Mrs. J. P. llampsoii beg? to acquaint her friends, 'patrons, and the Ladies of Chicagro, that her'OPENING will take place on THURSDAY and FRI DAY NEXT, the 7th and Bth inst., at 708 Wabash-av., to which they are respectfully invited. LTTMBBE. ?»A gentleman who has been in the lumber business in. Ids city for the past ten years wishes a position In a good lumber firm, in the capacity of salesman, book keeper, or general business man; highest references a» to character and capacity in any position. Address DUMBER, Tribune branch office. 4trj abash-av. Sweet Cider. Tbo pore -Joice made from SOUND APPLES. A choice stock in store and for sale by C KAQER. SPIES *t CO.. So North JogeTSOD-wt. Missing since the 15th of November, _ David A. Brown. He stands 5 feet 101-2 inches high, rather thick set; long, sandy beard; age, 45 years. Address SARAH A. BROWN, 543 Archer-av.. Chicago. COMIOETEES AND BED TICKS Manufactured In any quantities, at bottom figures. We want work. Apply at 241 Bine laland-ar. BOSTON LAUNDRY, O. BROKER, Proprietor (under the Central House, 23T South Halsted-st.). is now in operation. Send your orders. We guarantee first-class work. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. The most suitable present for Christmas is a reUC of the (treat fire. Bings. Bolls, and Charms nude from the metal of the Court House bell., and.Mid cheap. Alao, 20 West Baadolph-st. :ous.