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CITY REAL ESTATE.
EXCHANGE—BUILDING AND
lease No. V3fi fcl;»te-«t.
House and lot No. 232 Thlrtielh-sL
7 houses and lots, Nos. 22 to 34 Wahpanseh-av, with
possession.
2 two-story and basement houses on Langley-av.
Scveial on the avrmtcs.
Also, building and Jna.se, No. 239 West Vanßuren-st.
Building and lease mi Vanßnren, near Abcnleen-at-
Cottagu and lot on Aberdeen-st, near Trier.
4 houses and lots on Jackson-st, bctvrccn Sangamon
rand Leciuis.
4 collages, with leases, on Adams-st.
3 houses, with lots, on Adattfa-st.
2 homes with lota, on Mmroe-st.
l two-story house, with lot 48x125, at a bargain.
3 two-story houses, with iota 4t»x125, on Lexington
.and FJonmoy-sts.
2 cottages on HarriPon-st, west of railroad.
cottages, with lot>, on Loorois-st, cheap,
l house mid lot. No. 107 South Jcfferson-st, cheap.
4 buildings, witli lease, on Madison-st.
1 house and lot on Madison-at.
2 houses on Warren-av, with lot.
a brick houses on West Washington-st, modern Im
provements.
.Several on Bandolph and Lake-sts.
l house and lot on North Carpentcr-st, modorn im
provements
2 boarding houses, lull ol hoarders, on West Side, at
a bargain.
14 houses on North Side. near limits.
A large number ol lots in burned district; some bar*
gains.
Vacant lots on nearly nil the streets in Chicago.
A large number of suburban lots.
Quito a number of farms to trade for city property,
home line lots in burned district and on West Sul*
A. P. DOWNS CO., 59 West Madison-st. Boom
For sale—by kerb, davison
Real Estate Brokers. Room 1, Cl south CanaJhsu.
79x120 It on Wtlls-st-, between Madison and aion
-1 *20x50 ft on Wells-fat., between Washington and
Madison-sta.
SmlfrafwStsSnMt. near Linroln-st.; very
Cl il’:Mxao ft on Mailison-st., near Wclls-Rt.
,»i v ]ir f, ~ji rhnrJf.vpJaee, near W clls-st.
•-■vhc ft on Wells st., iwtween Polk and Taylor-sta.
40x1(0 ft comer of Tj ler-st. a’d Fifth av.
so’aeres on West Lake, near cit3* limits.
aei es near Brighton: very cheap.
125 11 r,n imliana-av.; cheap,fora lew days.
HK‘\iw ft on Biyaut-av. and Lake-st.
50 it on o’Brien-Kt., betweenVnionand Jefferson-sts.
50 ft cmi Kramer-fat, between Union and Jefferson-sts.
FOR SALE—BY E. A. LINN CO, 25 EAST KlN
zie st:
23x115 feet, Nmth Fifth-av, $2,000; S3OO cash, balance
20years, 8 percent.
Lots on Sodgwlek-st. $1,750.
GOMOO 011 Superiorst, 100 per f<K>t.
Two slorr brick liasement house and lot, two blocks
north «*f Dfvifaion-st, $:t.2W).
lot on Bremer-sf, near Oak, S9OO.
t-o\ll2. Oak-si. oast of State, $75 per foot.
Lots t-n Larralieo-fat, SI,OOO.
23 feet comer Kne and LaSalle sts. $165.
333x150. North Clark-st, $l5O per foot.
North Side our motto. E. A. LINN CO.
17011 SALE—.'>O FEET ON WABASH-AV, EAST
1 front, near Thirty fourth-st.
Bouses and lots on Fomth-ar (Dearbom-st exten
sion). vciv cheap.
House and lot on Third av, west front, near Harri
son-st.
Arehcr-av, comer Hanover st, 55x100.
Beautiful gp-ve lots in Egaudalo.
Stalest. between Thirtv-sccmid and Thirty third-sts.
ADOLPH LOEB A BROTHER,
Ct West Lake-st. upstairs.
FOR SAI.E-OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY
in the burned district—ssxloo feet, comer Archer
avaml Uanover-t-L
100 lots on Oakley and Lcavitt-sts, near Dlnsion-st,
nud on Division-st, near Oakley-st.
3CO fiet eu Lincoln-av, between Centro and Sophia-
Alff>. two SO-acrc pieces of land near the Illinois
Cent ml Railroad, in the southern part of the Stale, to
■exchanuc for propertv in any part of the city.
ADOLPH LOEB A* BROTHER,
M West Lakc-st, up stairs.
FOR 6ALE—BY 11. C. MOREY, ROOM 2, 11G WEST
Madison-st.
Mai bit-front house, brick bam, with furniture and
possession, on Sangamon-st. in beautiful location.
Cottage, e roomsi and lot. Peoria-st, near Van Buren.
Large 2-story house and comer lot, Adams-st, near
Robey, with possession; $15,000.
C lots on Depuyster-st. near Halstcd.
75x150, comer Clinton and Tyler.
scxiw. clinton-st. with manufactory, machinery, <tc.
20x70. corner Lake and Franklin-sts.
2>foo», with store, on Hoisted, near Madison-st, at a
bargain.
;o»x UKi, Clinton, near Adams.
Cettaircs on leased lots, in good location, to exchange
for lots on the North Side.
FOR SALE—HAI.F-ACRE LOTS, $300—©25
cash, balance in live years: can take horse and
harness as payment. C. W- DEAN, 51 South Hal-
Med st.
37ur sale-an d exchange -good;city and
suburban property, which must be disposed of bo
le: eJanmuv 1, without regard to price. COFFMAN
<fc COLLAKD. 157 West Wnshingtoii-at.
I7OR SALE—TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE OF
S r<H>ms. and 5 vears’ lease, in good location. $750
rash and balance In monthlj-payments of $25. E. F,
ADAMS A- CO., 142 West Madison-st.
FOR SALE—RIVER PROPERTY—4O ACRES ON
the West Branch of the South Branch of the
Chicago Blanch, west of City Bridewell. SNYDER
A- LEE. Real Estate Agcnts.No.il Nixon's Build
in*.', m nheast comer of Monroe ard LaSalle-sts.
I7OR SALE-*-MANUFACTURING PROPERTY—
2ti acres on Egan-av and Kinkcad st. near the new
cotton maimtaetory: dwelling house taken inpay
ment. SNYDER LEE, Real Estate Agents, No. 14
Nixon's Building, northeast comer Monroe and La
Salle sts.
17OR SALE—TO BANKERS—DECIDEDLY THE
best comer in the city of Chicago for a bank. Ap
ply to J s GOULD, 354 Wabash-av.
FOR SALE—AT A GREAT SACRIFICE—A 4-
story marble-front house, and lot. Only $9,000. if
taken at once. Honse is first-class-in every respect.
J. S. SCOVEL, 537 Wabash-av.
170 P. SALE—379 FT. ON SCHILLER-ST., WITH
a frontage of 83 7-10 on Lake Michigan, with ro
parian rights. Also a cream-colored horse. 9 years
old. fast trotter, sound, and can do his mile high up in
the fortys. For particulars inquire at 507 North
State-st.
FOR SALE—IOO FT ON NORTH LASALLE-ST.,
deep comer lot.
50 It on North Lasn!le-st, cast front,
25 it on North Clarlc-st.. cast front.
2i it on North Wells-st.. west front.
25 It on North Sedgwick-st.
11. WHIPPLE, Room S, 75 Canal st
For sale—a very desirable corner
lot on State-st., about IsO feet square, north of
Twenty-sccond st. WM. HANSBROUGH, 871 Wa
bash-av.
F~~ OR'SALE-CHOICE LOT FOB A BANK, MX
K-.i feet, fronting south on Adams-st., 80 feet west of
Deai-hoi n-st.: will bo sold at a grand bargain, if ap
plied for immediate]v. Drop me a note and I will call
ami set- you. E. H. CUMMINGS. 603 Fullon-st.
For sale—house and lot on west
W.ishington-st: also S acres at Englewood. Address
OWNER, Tribune ofOcd.
FOB SALE-CHEAP— PABK-A.V., 120X124. COB
nc-rolHovne. Comer of Union st. and Milwau
kec--av.. 40x200,*and buildings. Title perfect; abstracts
saved: terms to suit- Apply to owner, JOHN C.
P.ICHBERG, 5 Lind Block, at Randolph-st. bridge.
1708 SALE—IN BURNT DISTRICT, 100x163 FEET,
comer Huron and Franklin, N. D. on long time,
without rash payment- PHILLIPS CHANDLER,
Real Estate Agents, 95 West Madison-st.
I7OR SALE-G LOTS ON BURNSIDE AND
Butterfield-sts. (two comers) f0r52,400. 3 on Went
worth-av. for S6OO each worth SSOO, Must scU. Ad
dress PS, 519 Cottago Grove-ar.
For sale—on 5 years* cp.edit, a few
more splendid lots near Lincoln Park and School;
half the cash to build with advanced. Oflico open in
the evening till 8 o’clock. BALDWIN DAVIS, 51
South Halstodst.
Fob sale—on wabash-av— pleasant
residence. completely furnished $15.090; s-‘!.OM cash,
balance on time. (15.) CLAFLIN BROS., 201 Went
Madison-st.
I7OP. SALE—LARGE FRAME HOUSE. 334 WEST
Adams-st.. with lot 00x185, to alley. Apply to
W. H. SAMPSON CO., Real Estate and House
Renting Agency. 255 West Madison-st.
X?OB SALE—2 STORY AND BASEMENT MAR
JD Ido front house on Washhigton-sl., between Curtis
and May-sts. with good lot and barn. Apply to W. 11.
SAMPSON <t CO.. Beal Estate aud House Renting
A gem y, 2'5 West Madison-st,
Fob SALE—choice LOT, :»xCO, southeast
comer Washingfon-st. and Fifth-av., by W. 11.
SAMPSON it CO.. Real Estate ami House Renting
Agem-y, 2-5 West MadlsOll-st.
170R va'IE—CHOICE LOT OX FBANKLIN-ST..
between Wa-hington and Randolph. XV. 11. SAMP
SON A CO.. Real Estate and House Renting Agem-y,
2? 5 West Madison-st.
I?OR SALE—OR LEASE—CHOICE LOTS JN
1 the burnt district, by W. 11. SAMPSON CO.,
Beal E>iate aud House Renting Agency, 255 West
M;,iUi-on>i.
For bale—two-story house, i rooms
and lot, 25x125 on Peoria st.. between Tyler and
Hanison-Rts., $1,500, Also, two-storv house and lot,
26*xlS3, comer Peoria and Harrison; and Cottago, 5
roi iiis and lot, 25x150. No 2-V> May-st., near Harrison,
only $2,500. J, H. KEELER. 2C3 Hoisted st., comer
Harrison-st.
FOR SALK—decided BARGAINS—frame
building. 13 rooms, long lease, near Randolph and
only $1,709. R. G. GOODWILLIE, Real
Estate. j:n; Madisou-st.
I7DR SALE—CHICAGO-AV—TWO LOTS ON
1 chicago-av. near Kingsbury-st.. each 21x130 feet.
>NYDER *k LEE, n*al estate agents. No. 14 Nixon’s
Building, northeast comer of Monroe and LaSalle-sts.
FOR s.iLE—SUPERIOR AND NORTH DEAR
born-iis-sixiOO feet, southeast comer of North
Deal Ixiin and Suiienor-sts. SNYDER LEE. rejil
estate agents. No. 14 Nixon’s Building, northeast car
i:cr of Monroe and LaSalle-sts.
I7OR SALE—CLAHK-ST.-25 FEET FRONTON
Clark-st, near Van Burcn. SNYDER «k LEE,
real estate agents. No 14 Nixon’s Building,
I -'em SALE—OK LEASE-50X15U FEET ON
1 Clinton st. between Van Burnt ami Harrison.
tsNYDER LEE. tea’estate agents, Ho. II Nixon’s
Building.
170R SALE—I2-ROOM HOUSE, NEARLY NEW,
1 and lot. within two blocks of one of the best pas
s-es-e.-r dentils in this city; Just the place for a neat
Loajdsns.iionse; price. 6-1.000 ;«fl.ooo cash, SI,OOO in one
v«-ar. balance in 0 rears. E. A. LINN A CO., 2-5 East
'£inzie-st. T
FOIISALE-BVH. C. MOREY. NO. lid WEST
Madison-st., ncailv a new dwelling and nice bam.
statc-st, near Twentv-thinl-st, rents for 64t>, ground
lease (»years, gas and water. Cottage? rooms, gas
and water, Morgan-st,nearlynew, longicasc. between
Tylerand Hairison-sts. Cottage S i-ooms and two-
Mory dwelling ll looms, I’eoria-st, near Vaußnrcu.
giouud lease over is rears, rear I v new houses, gas and
•water. The above will be sold 4 hcap for cash, or will
trade fur lots on North Side. 011 Wells, LaSalle, or
hiik-sl-.
I TOR SALE IOOXIBO WABASH-AV. NEAR
Twentv-ninth-sf, 6200 ft line elmivli lot. 2-ixtGO
Indiana-ar.' near Tliirty-Illlh-st, 6100 per fr. Van
Vechtrn’a latest county map, >ls. D. W. STORKS, 822
Cottage Grove-av. m
For sale—lot 50x100, with double two
stun* house on Fourth-av. cheap and on easy terms.
J. L. CUKTIIELL, Room fi, 122 West Washington-st.
For sale—house and lot on went
wolth-av. near Twenty-niuth-st; a great bargain:
trims liberal. BALDWIN DAI IS, 51 South Hal
For sale—or lease—in w hole or part
northeast corner of Madison and Wclls-sts Ap
portion having bc<n made forpartof theßo feet front
eep t.n Madison-st.. I will entertain oilers for the rest,
■in lading the corner. THOS. B. BRYAN, inlelity
Sale I>.po>itory.
17OH SALE—OR EXCHANGE-LOT. 50 FEET
JL* fr«*nt. i:jo feet deep,two fronts, with store and four
dwellings, all well rented. Inquire el L. B. WALKER
A CO., aril C‘j South Cuual-st.
F' I a LE-U2X150 FEET, CANAL, OPPOSITE
'JriHnieelhee,
■te.xlrO, Washington, near LaSalle fit
FiarHin. near Madison,
itvxio-j, t. ilh building, coiner Washington ami Cur-
.ngs and lots, eormrSaneamou and Wasbin"-
D. COLE A SON,
Real Estate Agents, isg West Madison-st.
Bi
ton >rs.
FOR hALE-A NUMBER OF CHOICE RESl
iicnces in ll.e West Division to exchange for other
m m-eitv: rood eliance for parties wanting a home.
D. COLE SON.
Rea! Estate Agents, ISS West Madison-st,
FOR BVT F—24X112. MADISON, 219: NO. 321
South Halted. 25x125: £0x125 feel on Green, near
Mad'siiii •TjxICO, MaiUson, near Aherdt*<*u; brick rest
d« nee. 10 Ahetdn n choice residence, corner Monroe
and Alic.dc n. CCxUO. D. COLE A SON, Real Estate
Agent>. We. I Madison-st.
170R SA I.E-12 ROOM COTTAGE ON 40 FEET
h.t. with stable in rear. 4.11 Walunf-st., we«t of
Rolay-ft. *j luuisi s-. on leaded ground—B years’
h-n-r-j ii.:.r It.di.iiia—l. WILLARD N.
J’-P.l’N 1 R. 11 Isotuli Canal->l.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE—BY Wtf. D. KEBFOOT CO., 89
East Washington st.
Michlgan-nv, coxlTO ft. near Randolph,
w ashlngton-st, 21x190 ft, w cst of Franklin.
Washlngton-st, 20x100 ft, east of Franklin.
Washlngton-st, 6txli)o ft, east of Franklin.
Washington-st, 40x110 ft. comer of Wells.
Washington-st. 30x180 ft, cast of Wells, to tease.
Washington-st, 40x180 ft, cast of Wells, to lease*
Washington-st, east of State, 24 ft, new brick bann
ing.
Madiscn-st, GOxISO ft, east of Franklin*
Madison-st, 48xS0 ft. east of Wabaah-av.
Madison ht. 43xlW ft, west of Wells, to lease.
Wells-rt, 30x80 ft. near Madison.
Clark-st. tOxltn ft, near Van Buren.
Clark-st, 84x106 ft, near Folk.
Wabash-av, 40125 ft, near Feck court.
Lake-6t.oPxlßoft.nean lflik-_
Clnik-sl, south of Erie, 10x320it.
Clark-st, near Schiller, 4f,xisi it.
MBrt!«Kt n «xlWfL e n**nr Cv’ntre-av, with houses.
WestMadiwu U 25x1« R, bear Aberdeen, with
lo A r tL» iut of choice property, both improved and
miimiliuvod can always be found at our office,
nninipiottu, tan D KERFOOI CO.,
89 East Washlngton-st.
I-, oK tfALE—BY J. F. LATSHAW CO., 659
1 Stalest:
Cottage and lot. South Park-av, very cheap.
House and lot, 389 Wnrren*av
More and lot. West Madison, east of Halstod.
Bouse and Jot, West Momoe, east of Knitted.
Reuse and lot, Twenly-thiid-st
-2« i-axioo, South Water-si.
4dxißo, ItJindolph-st.
24x125. liUsll-st.
25x115, State, between Monroe and Jackson.
30 crtOxiSO, Madison: houth front.
24x123, State, between Tlilrtv-tlilrd and Thirty*
femth.
Also, a large number very desirable farms in Illi
nois. Michigan, Wisconsin, Lido, lowa, Indiana, Mis
souri, and Kansas, or will exchange for city property.
20 acres in Dosplalnes, has been subdivided; now
for sale very cheap.
5,C(0 acres line Binning land, unimproved, Iroquois
County, 111.
We want a lot on Madison, between Wells and La-
Salle, for cash.
Parties can find purchasers for their property by
leaving descriptions at our office. Have large amount
other proper! j' for sale on easy terms.
1?OR SALE-CORNER WELLS AND WASHING
ton, 40x110.
Coiner Adams and Franklin, 50x199,
Comer LaSalle and Quincy. 38X00.
Comer Jackson and Fourth-av, 100x150, suitable for
A No 1 hatch
Splendid lot on Jackson-st, near- Dearborn, suitable
for theatre, cheap.
Comer Mieldgan-av and South Water, 90x132.
Clark-st, near Van Buren, 25 ft. very cheap.
State-fat, near Van Buren, 25 ft. very cheap.
Wabash-av, between Twenty-first and Twenty-sec
ond fats, 25 ft. very cheap.
Comer Harrison and Third-av, 23 ft.
Franklin-fat,near Madison-st. 29xS0.
Markci-st, 5-storv and basement brick store, lot
24x80.
Dearborn-st, extension. 25 ft, or more.
Several other cheap business pieces in and near
burned district.
J. HENRY WEIL, southwest corner State and
Bairison-sts.
I7OR SALE-COTTAGES AND LOTS VERY
cheap on small monthly payments in both est
and South Divisions.
Cottages and leases, very cheap, immediate posses
sion. Why search for places to rent when they are so
scarce and rents so high, when two or three years,
lent will purchase a home I
Lots in North Division or sale very cheap, or in ex
change for cottages and lots in either West or South
Divisions.
■Union Park lots and houses and lots very cheap.
Furnished rooms to rent, with or without board. In
tho best locations, near our own office.
E. R. BOWEN SON, 15 Centro-av
For sale— by scurader brothers, 112
W* st Randolph st.:
SCxIOO feet, northeast comer Clark and Erio-sts.
GCsSO feet on Claik-st., betweeu River ami North
Water-sts.
50x150 feet on Claik-st., north of Goetho-st, ©125 per
foot.
100x100 feet, comer Franklin and Outario-ats.. ©12,050.
25x120 feet on Statc-st., near Thirty-tirst st, sllO per
foot.
4251f0 feet on Monroe-st., near Cannl-st., ©5,500.
Cottage house, and lot 50x120 feut, on Park-av.
Dwelling house and lot on West Monroc-st., S3,"OD.
SSxICO feet on lllinois-st., near State-st.
I7OR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT ON FAKE
st., between Lyman st. and Areher-av.: the home
20x40. and two stories high, with stone front: only six
months built; or the house alone if preferred. Call at
152 Forquer-st.
TpOI^ALE—ONE OF THE MOST CONVENIENT
JO and comfortable cottages, with lot 33x132 feet, in
the city; location, first-class; contains S rooms, clos
ets, bath room and water closet and is heated with
furnace. Will bo sold with part of furniture if desired.
If notsold soon will be ottered forrent. uwner can be
seen at 3 West Washington-i-t.
For sale-50 feet on calumet-av., near
Thlrtv-eccond-st.
25 feet on Colfax-av, near Thirty-thlnl-st.
75 feet on Rhodes av, near Thlrtv-thlrd-st.
Clioice brick house on Thirty-second-st,. nearly com
pletc.
Lots on Monroe, Jackson. Van Bnrcn, Tyler, and
Han ison-sts, between Loumls-st and Ashland-av. The
above property has been owned bv the present owner
25 years. W.IR. LOOMIS CO, 15 llarmon-court.
I7OR SALE—SOxI23 ON KINZIE-ST- NEAR
Homo; first-class manufacturin'; property; cheap.
BALDWIN DAVIS. 51 South Halsted-st.
1708 SALE—II YEARS’ LEASE, WITH COT
tago House, on Cottage-place, near Thirty tirst-ot;
ssro will bnv it if taken this week. BALDWIN DA
VIS, 51 South Halsted-st.
FOR SALE—3OxISO FEET. TO 40 foot STREET,
on Madison, near Halsted; clioice business prop
c-rty. D. COLE A SON, Real Estate Agents, 18S West
Madison-st.
FOB SALK—residence corner park-av
and Page; lot GilxiOl. 1 to alley; brick bam; all
improvements gilt edge; 'for sale at a bargain. D.
COLE A SON, Rea! Estate Agents, iss West Madi
sou-st.
FOR SALE—Mxlli* FEET ON DESPLAINES-ST.
comer of School st, on very easy terms. D. COLE
A SON, Real Estate Agents, IS3 West Madison-st.
For sale—two-story house, 7 rooms
and lot. 25x125 on Peoria st.. between Tyler'and
Harrison-ats., $4,500. Cottage, 5 rooms and lot, 25x160
on Mav-st., near Harrison, onlv $2,500. J.H. KEELER,
262 Halsted-st., comer Harrison.
I7OR SALE—GOOD AND CHEAP LOTS ON THE
South Side, on Arnold, Butterfield, Buddan, Gar
ibaldi. Twenty-liftb, Twenty-sixth, Twenty-seventh.
Twenty-cighth, Twenty-ninth, Thirtieth, and Thirty
flist-sts.; also, on Wentworth, Wallace, and ShnrtlelT
avs. Five vears, at G per cent. No advance inprices.
though such lots must double in valuo. Tho increased
demand for building lots, near where so many fens of
millions must be paid for labor, will advance tho price
Of mi eh lots. Tho oh! prices and very easy terms,
ALBERT CRANE, 872 Wabash-av.
17011I 7011 SALE-CHEAP—MV BUILDINGS. NO.
7 267 am! 2G9 West Lake-st.: will make tine stores
or fine Hvervand boarding stables. Apply to W. A.
BUSSELL, 267 West Laic-st.
For sale-by j. h. kzeler, 202 halsted
et, corner Hanlson-st.
Thirty firsl-st, corner Butterfield, 3.>x100. $2,000.
Indlanaav.. between Thlrty-lourtU and TUirty-fifth-
Kt».. 25x145, at a bargsiir.
Mkhigon-av, comerThirty-second-st.. toOxlG*.
Fine business property in burnt district. 5
Peeria-st., between Tyler and llan ison st 25x125.
pnlk-st., between Desplaiuesaud Halsted-sts, 63x118.
VanEiirt-n-st., 25 feet west oi Wood, 25x100.
La) c-st, east of Lincoln-* t., 50xi:i7.
Halstcd-st., north of Twelfth st., 25x100,
Thirty-iir.st-sL, between Burnside amlßutterfleld-st.,
25x115, $65 per foot.
FOR SALE—LINCOLN PARK—LOT AT A BAR
gain, with no cash, aud live rears* time to a party
that will build. JNO. G. NICHOLSON, Real Estate
and House Agent, 50 East Harrisou-st.
FOB SALE—OR EXCHANGE—A LOT ON ELS
ton-road, 75x145, for a farm in Indiana. Illinois, or
Michigan. A. KOVATS dz CO., Real Estate Agents,
Room G Masonicßuilding, comer Randolph and Hal
st<d-sts.
For sale-cottage of 12 rooms, with
lot 25x125, on Fullon-st ,at $3,000. A. KOVATS it
CO., Beal Estate Agents 0 Masonic Building, comer
Halstcd and Randolph-st,
FOR SALE—VERY DESIRABLE CORNER ON
Cliaton-st. Very central. Lot 84x196. The Lin
seed Oil Manufactory, Wood ami Iron Works, with
engine, boiler, etc., now occupying said lot. will bosom
therewith, if desired, or separate. Terms low. A bar
gain. Apply to WM. H. SAMPSON CO.. Real Es
tate and House Renting Agency. 235 Madison-st.
FOB SALE—OB EXCHANGE —2IG acres of
juntL A splendid farm in Lake County, 111. Will
exchange for unimproved property in the city, by A.
KOVATS A: CO., Real Estate Agents, RoomGMasonic
Building, comer Halated and Randolph-st3.
FOR SALE-4 LOTS AND 4 FRAME STORES,
with dwellings above, aud cottage, in good busi
nes*locution rent S2»O per month. Would exchange
for vacant lots in city or farms in Illinois and Wiscon
sin A KOVATS it CO, Beal Estate Agents. Room
Masonic Building, corner of Halstcd aud Ran
dolph-sIM.
T7oB SALE— LOT 21X100 FEET ON OWASCO-ST.
Jt* near Wcstera-av. for $700; also farms in Illinois,
lowa. Wisconsin and Missouri, by A. KOVATS CO,
Beal Estate Agents, Room fi. Masonic Building, cor
ner Halstcd and Randolph-sts.
I7OR SALE OR EXCHANGE— LOT 25X123 WITH
a good house, on Cornella-sl. Will exchange for
tai in in Wisconsin, bv A. KOVATS d: Co. Real Estate
Agents, Room 6. IMasonic Building, corner Halstcd
and Randoiph-.sts.
I7OR SALE—STORES NOS. HI. 83. AND 87 WEST
Randolph-st. with lota 18x100 to alley. Terms esiav.
Apple to JAMES WARD, 271 West Randolph-st,
between 4 amlsp. m.
For kale—great bargains by good-
RICH <t AVERY, £O3 Wabash-av.:
Wabash-av, between Washington and Madison-sts,
BC\l7il.
Wabash-av, between Adams and Jackson. 41x143.
Wabash av, Tweuty-third and Twenty-fouith-bts;
l.viek house, 12 1V&1U3, with bam. ?20 009.
Miehigan-bV, comer Walcr-St, feet.
MiciiigTiii-av, one of the finest residences on the
hvenue, near 1 wcuty-iiml-st.
17OP. SALE-CHEAP—6SXISG FT. ON VAN
buren-st. near Campbell-av. Address P. L. AUT
EN, 275 South Morgan-st.
X7OR SALE-ON EASY TERMS, 50X150, EAST
JC front, on south Park-av, with two good frame
houses of S and fitmtiM, ham in rear. Want an oiler.
Addre.-s OWNER, southwest earner Paulina amt
Tv.eiitv-lirst-sls.
I TOR SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN—A CORNER
ou Madison-st. near Dearborn.
2S 1-2 feet on Vanßmeu-et, near State, -$20,033 0.1 10
rears* time,
to feet on Wabash-av. near Adams-st, 600,00:).
•to feet, with marble block, on Madison-st, near Hal
sled, on 10years* time.
MILLER RIODON, 200 Madison-st.
FOR SALE—6S.OOO-HOUSE AND LOT ON VAN
Buren-st., 10 roeim*, nearly new. Will make juj
meiit easj*. Call at once. T. B. BOYD, ls7 Wes
Wa vhitigtoti-st.
REAE ESTATE WANTED.
XTTANTED—I WANT TO BUY THREE NICE
YY cottages and Juts on Weil Side, near street eat s.
Call soon. T. B. BOYD, 187 West Washington-st.
■WANTED—TO PURCHASE —ON MONTHLY
TT payments, a house (ami large lot in some of the
suburbs. Can pay s'GOor 670 permouth. Address, with
price, locution, etc..’ST. ANDREW. TrihllllO otlire.
■WANJiED—'TO PURCHASE A LOT 50 OR 100
V feel t-n East Lake-st. Address, FJ W, Tribune
\*TANTKD— TO PURCHASE LOT ON MICHI
IT gan, llhneK or indiana-sts., between Rush and
Wells-sts. Address J. A. PETITE, 142 South Hal-
Slcd-a.
"WANTED— REAL ESTATE—I HAVE CUSTOM
TT ors for half-dozen choice cottages and hits in
gfCtlou 7, or near Union Park. Please send de>crintiou
and teiiiis to E. H. cummings, cat Fuiton-st.
T«TANTED—TO LEASE—SO 9 FEET ON LAKE
\Y &t ,or Fifth-av.. near Lake-.st. fora long
let mol yealfi. Address, slating location and terms,
1C32 Michigan nv.
WWTED TO BUY—SMALL HOUSE AND LOT
VY i.ew-een Twenty .-eeond and Tweiity-seveiirh-sts..
cast of ntUroad; state best terms. K M It, Tribune
oliice.
WAKTED A LOT TO BUILD ON,_ EITHER
T V (in Wabash or llicliiean-sivs. nortli oi Adaius-st-;
also, want lot between Clark and Pi.inkhn. Jlonioe
and Randolph; want to deal with ovimrs. I. A.
BROWN, teal estate agent, Room H» state-fit.
■WANTED IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED
TT eitj’ pinperlv on North or West Side, wOl Hi
88,100, in (•xcimiige for a line farm near good railroad
town, only twenty miles from Chicago; if you waul a
nice home, lure'it is. P. A. BROWN, real estate
agent. ;Cf. State st.
*W A fn LD-RKAI, ESTATE GROUND •ON
TT Madison, Adams. Welts, or Chirk-sts. Also,
re.-ddem e Jots 1 n Noith side. EDMUND G. STILES,
12 Wtil Randolph st-
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE; SUNDAT, DECEMBER 10, 187 L
BUBtTBBAK REAL ESTATE.
Fob sale—by geo w. waite &co., so bast
HaniHon-st: Elegant residence in Groveland
Park, scar Donglas-placo, with large lot, at a bargain.
First-class residence, with 50 feet, at least $3,009 be
low value, near Kenwood Station.
Lot 25x105 on Jackson-st, city, or will lease on long
time.
We offer several good farms in trade for city or sub
urban property, i
For sale—or exchange—4 lots, corner
of Sixty-third and Halsted-sts; 3 lots corner of
Sixty-second and Poueher-sta. Address G. D.
SI EVEN SON, 1069Statc-st.
For sale-or rent-thb store and
brick warehouse on the lake shore. Block l, Clcavor
vllie. with two acres- of ground, railroad and dock
privileges. Dimensions of building, threo stories and
basement, 125x80 feet. F. C. TAYLOR, 475 Wabash-av.
FOBSALF— TWO FINE BRICK RESIDENCES
in Evanston on the west ridgo, within live min
utes’walk of depot. These houses are large and con
tain ali the modern improvements: terms easy. Call
at 105 Smith Clinton-st, or address the undersigned at
Evanston: JOSEPH M. LYONS.
For sale-tup: byde park homestead
Association Is now at 470 Wabash-av, serving out
lois to its old customers as usual. A. B. AIcCIIES
NEY.
For sale—ten or twelve acres on
North Brandi, within two miles from city limits.
Good road to city. Address SNR, Tribune olflco.
I}OR SALE—IN AUSTIN—SO LOTS, THE BEST
7 residence property in Cook County ;12 trains per
day, 7 cents faro twenty minutes* time; you have no
need to waste your time around horse-cars or freeze to
death in riding in them, W. R. WOODBURY, 132
South Halstod st.
I}Oi- SALE—HALF-ACRE LOTS AT IRVING
tilOO down, balance long time.
dALDW in DAVIS. 51 South Halwted-st.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE*
I?OR SALE-OR TBADE-A SMALL FARM OF
87 acres, in Douglass County, 111., between two
good ginwing towns of 1,500 to 2,000 inhabitants each,
Tuscola and Areola, close to Illinois Central Railroad;
good, high, and dry prairie, all under cultivation. Will
sell or trade reasonable. Good eltv property in Tus
cola, county seat of Douglass. 5J miles from farm: lots
ISO feet front and 140 feet deep; house, storv and a
half, 7 rooms, good order, all outhouses, 2 goo*d wells,
barn, and fruit of various kinds, large and small,
and llowo-s of mo-t every variety; ns nice a
homeasanj* one could wish, all to bo sold or trade
soon: clear title. Address, for particulars, OWNER,
420 Warren-av. Chicago.
FOR SALE—OR TRADE—MARKET FARM, 10
acres, near the city; good house, barn, etc., near
railroad depot; well worth SIO,OOO. encumbered, lor
$5,0c0. Wifi trade for cottage and lot in tho city. E.
G. MOWRY.
For sale—an overlooked bargain in
one of tho most desirable farms within 20 ml les of
Chicago. Call on the owner, 413 West Monroe-st.
For sale—dairy farm of 320 acres,
good friable loam; Is well watered, and has sub
stantial buildings: land slopes to the south and south
east: is protected from the west and northwest by a
belt of timber: is within two hours’ ride by jail, and
one day's drive, from Chicago. Other properties also
for sale by MIN GRAVES 3: BENEDICT, 311 West
Madison-st.
I7OR SALE—FARM—ONE OF THE BEST BAR
gains in that wav ever otiered, containing 175 acres.
140 under cultivation, line Improvements, and well
watered and fenced; stocked it desired. Cut 100 tons
hay the past season; gathered 1,000 bushels of apples
and other fruits, etc. Six miles from Waukegan. Ap
ply to LARKIN ACKLEY. 110 Madison-st.
For sale—stock farm-sod acres in
Tazewell Comity, good house: 250 acres timber,
live springs and river on the land: part cash; terms
reasonable. Imiulro of JOHN F. SCANLAN, 101
West Adams-st.
I7OR SALE—CIO ACRES OF PATENT TITLE
land in Missouri, only CO cents per acre. IRA
BROWN, 141 'West Washlngton-sl.
For sale—or exchange—l.2oo acres of a
beautifulimprovedandnuimproved farm, indif
ferent sections, near DcsMoines, the capital of tho
State of Iowa: Would exchange for citv improved or
unimproved property. The owner is at*our office; can
be seen for three days. N. KOV ATS CO., Real Es
tate Agents, Room C, Masonic Building.
For sale—or exchange for Chicago
property—A good farm of 320 acres, 50 miles from
Chicago. Also a good farm of 56 acres with stock and
tools. Famißand farmlands in lowa and Missouri.
H. WHIPPLE, Room 8,75 Canal-st.]
FOR SALE—timber LANDS—I4O acres on
Mission Harbor, Giand Traverse County, giving
food shipping facilities, and 330 acres in Antrim and
enawce Counties. Michigan, all heavily timbered, and
part valuable pine; will sell reasonably or exchange
lor good Chicago property. For particulars apply to
J. K. RAUCH, Mnnroe.Michigan.
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the Great Conflagration,” by Messrs. Colbert and
Chamberlin, of The Chicago Tribune. A concise
history of the past of this mns» wonderful of cities, and
a detailed, circumstantial, o-d most vivid account of
its destruction by tire, scenes, Incidents Ac. To
be completed in one ha>*-icmel3* bound octavo volume
of about 500 pages, “,ch numerous illustrations bv
Chapin Gulick. photographic views taken on
the spot. Agent/'oouud prospectus (price, 60c) now
ready. For parMculars. Ac., address J. S. GOODMAN
Publisher, 1* /south Grcen-st., Chicago.
Agents wanted—for the history of
the War in Europe. It contains over 150 fine en
gravingaof Bat’le Scenes and incidents in tho War,
and is tho only full, authentic and official history 01
that great conflict Agents are meeting with unpre
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Caution—lnferior histories are being circulated. See
that the book yon bay contains 150 fine engravings and
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full description of the work. Address NATIONAL
PUBLISHING CO., 181 West Madlson-aL, Chicago,
Illinois.
Agents wanted—all over the city,
to receive mdijs for wood and coal. Address,
with stamp, COAL, Tribune office.
Agents wanted—advertising agent
wanted at S3 West Washicgton-st, basement.
Agents wanted—dr, goodspeed's 11153.
Tory of Chicago and Great Fires, is wanted by
every person Interested In Chicago. Prospectus book
and outfit free. Tho moat rapid selling book in Ameri
ca. Sold for tho benefit of the sullerers. J. W. GOOD
SPEED. Chicago, Cincinnati, and St. Louis, Good
sjiced's Franco-German War sells Immensely.
Agents wanted—for Chicago and its
Destruction.” A full ami complete history of Chi
cago, her past, present, ami future, with graphic
scenes, incidents, and fall details of the disaster, by
George I*. Upton, and James W. Shcahan, editors of
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lustrations, It Is now ready for delivery. Send $1 for
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LISHING CO., 165 Twonty-second-st., Chicago. lIL
Agents wanted— the
northwest for Chambers’ Encyclopedia, Web
ster’s Dictionary and other standard subscription
works published bv J. B. Lippincott Co. C. S. BUB
ROWS, Agent. 593 Wentworth-av., Chicago, Ills.
Agents wanted—fob the history op
Romanism, from the earliest periods the pres
ent time; by Rev. J. Dowling, Illustrated; a work
that should ue read by every Protestant, being a com
plete cxi<osition of Romanism j exchisivo territory
given. Address O. J. GRIFFITHS, 163 Ww»l Wash
ington-st.
Agents wanted a few good, smart
travelling agents steady employment and good
wages the year'round, semi a ten [cent stamp and
address P. O. Box 1459, Ottawa, 111. Positively no
h b mbnp, but ft business transaction.
Agents wanted—ss to sl2 a day can be
made by a good canvasser of either sex with my
new articles. Semi for sample free. C. M. LINING
TON. 93 West Monroc-st., Chicago.
Agents wanted—we have some good
territory left for our Christmas books, ami can of
fer those who wish omx>loyment a first-rate chance.
Have three of the best books offered agents. Address
W, J. HOLLAND «fc CO., 222 West Madison-st.,
Chicago.
Agents wanted—local and travel
ling: several new articles just out; ready sale;
large profits. Illustrated catalogue. 4S pages free.
N. V. MANUFACTURING CO., 21 Courllaml-st,
N. y.
Agents wanted—for our goods, piio
tograph steroscopic views before and after tho
fires aud a full lino generally of tho most salable
articles. Send stamp for circular, or 25 cents for
samples. F. I*AGE«fcCO.. 107 Walnut-st.
TO LEASE.
TO LEASE—FOR A TERM OF YEARS
40x170. Wubash-av.norlh of Monroe-st.
80x120, Wabash-av, mirth of Hanison-st.
40x170. Wubash-av, north of Harrisan-st.
50x80. Wahash-av. comer Adams-st.
40x170. Stute-st, north of Hnrrison-st.
104x150, comer Madison and Jefferson-st s.
20x180, Lake st, between Clark and LaSalle-sts.
40x180, Lake st. between Wells aud Frauklin-sts.
20x150. South Watcr-st, between Stale and Dear
born-sis.
30x125, comer Rebeltsand Huron Ms.
25x125, Supeiiur-st, between Roberts and Kings
bnry-sts.
50xlf>5, Jarksonst. west of Stale st.
50x821, Quincy-st, west of State-st.
28x44. state-81, north of Randolph-at.
50xi*>. comer Clark and Monroe-sls.
20x120, Stale st, north of Adams-st.
Hixso. Adams-st, between Wabash and Micbigan-nvs.
40xls0, Stale-»t, between Adams and Monroe-sts.
J. S. GOULD, 3>l Wabash-av.
TO LEASE—HOXIGO, CORNER CLINTON AND
Jackson-sts.
J 41x150. Canal, near Van Huron.
100x170, Wriglit-st, rear Canal.
40x60, coruci- Kinzie and Stale.
40x75, comer Market ami Quincy.
50x113 Harrison, near Canal,
H. C. MOREY, HO West Madison-st.
rr'>LEASB-X0 BRICKMAKERS-FOR A TERM
JL of years, choice clav ground, on the South Branch,
near Bridgeport. Apjdv to O. 3IUGUIT, 299 Weal
Randolph-at, third floor front room.
TO LEASE—ON LONG TIME, VERY CHOICE
lot, DCs 100; CO feet sooth from southwest corner
Filth-av. ami Van Buren-st. Apply to W. H. SAMP
SON A CO., Real Estate anil House Beating A gen 53%
285 West Madison-st.
TO LEASE—FOR A TFF M OF YF A RS
20xlw feet on southeast corner of Lake and La-
Salle-sts.
2GxCO feet adjoining the above on la-Salle-st.
50x80 feet on southeast corner of Wahash-av. and
Adams-sls., being 8(T feel on Wabash-av.
Apply to JAMES LEONARD. 3SI Michigan-av.
fITO LEASE—2O LOTS ON WEST SIDE, SUITA*
JL bio for houses and stores. N, F. MERRILL, 12a
West Washington-st.
SEWING MA CHINES.
ASK FOR THE WORLD-RENOWNED HOWE
Sewing Machine; the oldest, best and most relia
ble. and do not buy any other. Oflices 239 South Hal
ated-st. and 529 Wabash av. Canvassers wanted, and
liberally dealt with.
JH. LEIIOW It CO.. 142 WEST TWEI.FTH-ST.,
supply the celebrated Noiseless; Link-Motion
Bit es Shuttle Machines, with all Urn extra attach
ments, at the regular price. Those who lost their ma
chines by the tire ran have new ones on old contracts.
S’ "AYE 620. BUY THE WILSON SHUTTLE SEW
lug machine. The best in the world. Price, sls.
Warranted for live years. Sold on easy monthly pay
ments: Salesroom, 37S West Madison-st. South Side
otliee, 377 Park-av.
SINGER. HOWE. WEED AND OTHER FlßST
class sewing machines bit salt*. Machines re
paired, exchanged or rented: oil. needles ami attach
ments for nM machines lit* West Madison-st.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE OFFICE OF J. N.
Wilkin?, formerly 131 Dearhorn-sl, now 25 South
Dcsniaines staml lt*7 Milwaukee-av. Machines sold
on monthly installments, and work given in payment,
If desired.
PARTIES WISHING NEW OH SECOND
hand hewing machines, or wish to exchange their
maelilne.s and hnv on reasonable terms (good discount
to sufferers by the tire), will tind it to their interest to
call at once, or address SEWING MACHINE. 42G
Warreii-av.
T\TEEI). SINGER, AND W’HEKLER A NV’ILSON
T T sewing machines for sale, on easy monthly pay
ments. Work given inpayment to those who desire It.
C. K. NICHOLS, 1 11 South Halsted sL
WANTED— A FIRST-CLASS WHEELER A
Wilson sewing machine In exchange for
dentistry. Address, jB W, Tribune otllcc.
"WEED, .ETNA AND OTHER FIRST-CLASS
YV sewing machines sold on easy monthly install
ments. Work taken in payment. Machine supplies
always on hand W. P. STICKNEY. 127 EastEigh
tAfmth-at
CI-AIKVOYATfTS.
Dr MATHEW AND MADAM MAYNARD CAN
tidl of business, journeys, marriage-, law suits,
•Ilisent friends, lost or stolen piopcrty: ran positively
t.-M Hie tmth about anv thing you wish to know; cures
all di"i uses, or 110 pay. 130 West Madison-st.
BOARsiKQ akb I,ooolxo.
5 FOKEST-AV.-A PLEASANT SUITE OP
looms to rent, with board. Near cars and omni
bus.
9 SOUTH MAY-ST., BETWEEN WASHINGTON
and Randolph.—A pleasant furnished rcom sullA
n.cfortwoor three gentlemen, with board. Also a
few day boarders wanted.
*1 it SIXTEENTH-ST—BOARD FOB SINGLE
J_\/ gentleman, to room with another; also, u few
table boarders desired.
Ik SOUTH GREEN-ST-NEWHOUSE. PLFA-.
XV out rooms, first-class board; convenient P»r day
boardeis.
*J 17 UNION PARK PLACE—A WELL FUR
X i Dished parlor and bod-room to rent, with b >aid
for gentleman and wife. Also, a good barn.
TQ ELDRIDGE-COUkT.—A suite OP ROOMS
JL O on parlor floor for gentleman and wife, with first
class hoard.
Q NORTH MAY ST-TWO OR THREE YOUNG
XO men can find rooms, with board—drat-ciaq*.
Q ELDBIDGE-COUBT.—FURNISHED ROOM
X U for one or two gentlemen.
QA ABERDKEN-ST.—ONE LARGE. AND ONE
Ov suite of fr.>nt rooms, heated by furnace, gas, bath
room—lir»t-data in all respects. Luiation very central.
One or two day boarders necomtnodato«L
A Q SOUTH CARPENTER. NEAR WASHING
-7T O ton—Neatly furnished room and large clothes
pi css with first class board for gentleman and wife or
single gentlemen. Also two day boarders wanted.
KA ffOVTH MAY-ST., BETWEEN WASHING
tIV ton and Mndison-sts.—Avery large furnished
room witli board, gas, bath, and fuel.
sK ABERDEEN-ST.—A GENTLEMAN AND
*J u wife can find goad board, an\ famished room,
in a private family of four members; no other board
ers; rcfciencos required,
Pr m NORTH MAY-ST.—A FEW GENTLEMEN
O I boarders can bo accommodated in a private fam
il v; also, a few table boarders, and a large unfurnished
fxnnt room, wither without a carpet, to rent, $lO per
month.
WEST MADISON-ST.—ACCOM3IODATXON3
tl i for a number of day hoarders. Good board and
charges lensonnble.
/VP- SOUTH PARK-AV.—NICELY FURNISH
XU I edroom. with board, for gentleman and
wife, or two gentlemen, in private family.
11 A GBEEN-ST.—A NICELY FURNISHED
JLXV front room, suitable for gentleman and wife,
ov three or four single gentlemen; also, a nicely fur
nltthcd single room. Good accommodations lor a lew
day boarders}
TO J WARREN-AV, COR. W'OOD-ST.-FUR
iOtl: iiished or unfurnished rooms, eu unite or
sin do; all modern improvements; in a first-class brick
residence; reasonable terms.
T 017 LOOMIS ST. NEAR VAN BUREN—FUR-
Xu i nlshed room and gooil board forouo or two gen-
tlemen.
1/4 0 WEST ADAMS-ST—TWO OB THREE
Xttiy boarders can bo accommodated.
1 a o TIIIRD-AV.—FURNISHED ROOMS, AND
X4:ts one large front parlor; would like a young
lady to board; cau Lave use ol piano; referenced re
quired. -iSB
-j pT A WEST WASIISNGTON-ST-—A VERY
JL i ~fc comfortable and pleasant furnished room,
with board, for two gentlemen. Also day board for
two persons.
OAQ WEST WASIIINGTON-ST.*—PLEASANT
room, suitable for two gentlemen. Also sin
gle room, with board.
OOfi WEST MONROE-ST.-SINGLE ROOM lO
££o rent with board. Day boarders accommo
dated.
OAi MICIIIG AN-AV—BACK PARLOR TO
£\)~jc rent, with board, suitable for two gents, or
man and wife references given and required.
OAQ FULTONST, BITWEEN CURTIS AND
O t/May sts —A furnished front room on first door,
and an unfurnished salto on second, with board.
OAQ WEST WASHINGTONST.—A LARGE
£\)nj front parlor, with board, or for olilcc.
OOP WASUINGTON-ST.—ONE FURNISHED
£{jtj room to rent on reasonable terms. Dai'
boarder-i accommodated.
2r* V WEST MONROE, CORNER OF MORGAN—
i O One furnished and one unfurnished room to
rent, with first-class board; also, a few day boarders
wanted.
onrf MI CHI GAN -A V.—A LARGE WELL FUR
£V i nished room to rent, with or without board,
in a private family.
QT f* WEST LALK-ST—TO RENT, WITH
OXO board, a well-furnished front roam, on first
tloor, to two gentlemen, or man and wife; plain faro,
and price moderate.
on n WEST MONROE ST-DOUBLE AND
Olv single rooms, with board: also, day boarders.
Of) Q VAN BUREN ST.—ONE FURNISHED
with board for gentleman ami wife or
two single gentlemen; day boarders wanted.
OOt WEST ADAMS-ST. FURNISHED
000 room.-*, with board, for single gentlemen; can
accommodate a few day botmlers.
O A 4 WEST MONROE-ST—A PLEASANT FUR-
mom. with board, for two gents. Terms
reasonable; location first-class; references cxchangtsL
fy A Lz WEST MADISON-ST.—TO RENT, WITH
OXO board, either furnished or unfurnished, n
very pleasant front room, suitable fur gentleman uud
wile or .-Ingle men also one single room.
QKO WEST RANDOLPH-ST.—ONE LARGE
000 furnished room, suitable for gentleman
and wife, or two gents; also one single room, with
board.
q/ja WEST MADISON-ST—TO RENT. WITH
OOU board, front parlor; desirable location. Also,
day boarders taken.
MICHIGAN-AV—LARGE ROOMS. FUR-
O i nished mid unfurnishod. suitable for two or
three single gentlemen, with hotel table, at reasonable
rates.
AOO BUTTERFIELD ST, NEAR TWENTY-
seventh—A few-persons cau ho accommo
dated with first-class day board at a reasonable price.
Satisfaction given or no charge made.
A£*Ck MICHIG AN-AV.—ONE NICELY FUR
tfcOt/ nished front alcove room; connected with
bathroom; hot and cold wat*r; good board; terms
reasonable references given and required.
AC\ A WABASH-AV—ONE LARGE, HAND
4t**4fc somely-funilshed room, suitable for one or
two gentlemen Day boarders accommodated.
KJ gj WEST MONROE-ST.—A GENTLEMAN
040 and wife, or two gentlemen, will find a pleas
ant room, with first-class table.
K i/» WEST WASHINGTON-ST.—ROOM OR
euilc to rent, with or without board, in a
j>rlvuto family.
PAA MICHIGAN-AV-FURNISHEU ROOMS
0017 lor one or two gentlemen in a private
family
KQO STATEST-TWO NICELY-FURNISHED
tjomi front rooms, corner state and Twelfths!,
wllh or without board; tenua moderate; references
required.
AAA WABASH-AV.—ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
U\7«/ table boanUrs and transient guests.
AQO .WEST WASHINGTON ST.—ONE ROOM
OOm fumlslicd or unfuniished with board.
OKA WABASH-AV. BETWEEN THIR-
O tsmi tcenth and Fourtconth-sts.—An elegant
suite and single room, on recond iloor, for rent, fur
nished or unfurnished, with beard, in a private fam
ily. None need apply who are not willing to pay for
good accommodations and can famish unexception
able references.
f7KK. MICHIOAN-AV —TO RENT, WITH
4 00 board, to si gentleman and wife, a large unfur
nlshcd room, with alcove: hot and cold water, etc.
WEST”IAKE-STXLARGE FRONT PAR-
I O Dior, for gentleman and lady or two gentlemen;
price reasonable. Also, room for one gentleman.
7 m j MICHIGAN-AV.—FURNISHED ROOMS
4 and board for two single gentlemen two doors
sonth of Twenty-sccoml-st.
—p.jIICniGAN-AV.—ROOMS AND BOARD;
4 4 0 location pleasant and convenient. Reference
givm and required.
C'iw* WABASH-AV—A FURNISHED SUITE OF
DwOrooms to rent, with first-class board; also, one
large single room teferences given and required.
orn MICHIGAN-AV. TO RENT WITH
Oil/ board, a handsomely furnished room, for ?:en*
tlemanand wite. Also, a large front room for two or
three gentlemen. References exchanged,
Ol fT WA B A Sll A V.—l HAVE TWO PLEAS
OX4 Mill parlors to let; also, «lay boarders wanted.
Reference required. MBS..M, SIEBERT.
CQA SHCJIIGAN-AV—A GENTLEMAN AND
OO*/ wife or two single gentlemen can be accom
modated with a good suite of rooms and board In a
private family. References required.
o/>Q STATE-ST—LARGE PLEASANT FRONT
oOD parlor, nicely furnished, gas, etc., suitable for
two.
rkO/\ WEST SIADISON-ST. PLEASANT.
Jjo" well-furnished rooms, with good board, at
leasonablc rates. Day boarders wanted. _
1 AOK WABASILAV.-TO” RENT. WITH
board. a suite of furnished rooms.
1 AH Q INDIANA-AV., BETWEEN TWENT Y
XUt/O third and Twenty-fourth-sts.; rooms for
two or three gentlemen.
ill! PBAIJtIE-AV.—LARGE UNFURNISH*
XXXX ed room with board; also table boanr for
thiee; references required.
11 i{( JfiCHIGAN-AV A SUITE OF
XXtcU nii'clv furnished front rooms to rent, with
or without in a marble front house, thoroughly
heated, cheap to two or three gentlemen.
1 BP PRAllilE AV—SIARBLE FRONT: AN
XX *7 U alcove room, unfurnished except carpet.
I OAA PBAIRIE-AV, CORNER TWENTY
XAiUI7 slxth-st— Pleasant rooms, witli board, for
gentleman and wife or single gentlemen. Pralrie-av
stages pass tlie doer.
TQD A INDIANA-AV.—A PLEASANT FRONT
X«Ou: room, with board, in a private family.
Terms: 812 for two or 87 for one.
1 ft I I
X O XX wife ran And pleasant front rooms, furniahed
or not, with board, by applying soon.
1 PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING A VACANT,
A. nr.ftii nishod alcove room will lot (ho same, with
Loaid.to gc-nt and wife. Location very desirable;
West Side, cast of Union Park. Address ALEXAN
DER, Tribune oflico.
AGINTLEMAN AMI) WIFE. WITHOUT
children, can liml two furnished rooms, witli
heard, 'in a private family ou West Madlsou-st., at
moderate terms. Reference required. Address it C 11,
Tribune oliice.
/COUNTRY BOARD—TO RENT—A FURNISH
v-’cd loom with large closet, suitable for a gentleman
ami wife, or two lames. For tonus, which are reason
able, direct letters to Drawer 4>l P. 0., Naperville.
Reierenccs required.
BLENIS HOUSE. NORTHEAST CORNER RAN
dulph and Canal sts.—A few more day boarders
can be accommodated.
I WILL TAKE A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
(no children) or two gentlemen, to board, give
them a handsomely furnished suite of front rooms, or
single room. Will also lake an agreeable young buly
(cheap): f-pleudid location, near union Park. X have
no itoarders; strictly private family. Address for 3
days. K A B, 121 Tribune otllce.
Madison house-124 and 120 west madi
son-st. $2 per day; day board, $5 per week.
ON ONE OF THE AVENUES NEAR TWEN
ty-Hceoml-sl —A furnished loom and board .suits
blc for gentlemen and wife.
SOUTHWEST CORNER WASHINGTON AND
I.cavitt-sls—A suite of front rooms, nicelv furnish
ed. bath-room, etc., on same ttour, with first-class
hoard, in u private family.
WABASH-AV., NEAR TWENTV-THIRD-ST
To tent, with board, a well-furnished front
room, with alcove has grate and register, hot and
cold water. Address ALCOVE, Tribune branch ofllce.
4C9 Wabash-av.
XTTAN I ED—LA ERY ONE TO KNOW THAT THE
Mot chants’European Hotel, Ittt West Washing
ton-fit gives goo*l lodgings for from 50c to-*l.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
STRATED OR STOLEN—FROM CORNERMAV
and Indinna-sts., Friday evening, about half-past 8
o'clock, a small chestnut roan mare, hitched to a
square box open buggy; had on silver-plated bar
ness., Partips returning or giving information about
her will be liberally dealt with by JAS. B. FLAGG
Standard Hull, or S. A. WBST.ua South Sangamou-st.
STOLEN-ON HIE 9TH FROM THE BARN
of F. Bales, IGO MilwauVee-av, two dark bays,
white spot in foreheads, mu* white hind foot; one
horse hud blanket on. JOHN LONPART.
STRAYED OR STOLEN—SIO BEWARD-FROM
West side, a-1-yoar old sorrel mare, thin in tlosh,
f-*nor too lbs weight, white tail, white feet. OWNER,
253 West Lake-st.
BOARD WANTED.
Board— for self, wife, and son 10 years
old; must bo centrally located, and price not to
i sci ed $22 per week. Address LEX, No. 29 East Six
teecth-faf.
BOARD— FURNISHED BOOMS. WITH BOARD,
for myself, wife, and daughter, on South Side.
Aiidres ECOIT; Standard Hall.
BOARD— BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A
r>a>tn with good table hoard and all conveniences,
in a tlrst-class house, between Twelfth anil Harrison
sts,on or east of Wahash-av. Address TLC, Tribune
Branch office.
Board —to rent, with first-class
board, two double or four singly rooms, furnished,
convenient to Board of Trade, West side preferred;
rnithHanfaWfringwill pleas©address,Jstatlug lowest
terms, including fuel. Ac.. DCF. Tribune office.
Boabd-in a pleasant lucation.on the
South Side, by a gentleman and wife; address
JEREMIAH DOOLITTLE, Tribune office.
BOARD-BY A YOUNG LADY IN PRIVATE
family, within half a mile of Elghtoenth st
bridge wfllb «at work through tho day; address
SAM, for cne week, stating terras. Tribune office.
Board and booms—two gentlemen de
fairc a suite of rooms, well-furnished, in a house
that has modem improvements, and where there are
f»worno other hoarders; a first-class table desired,
and dinner wanted at Cp. m.; references given nod
desired. Please address, stating termsandloeatlou,
E. 11. CURTIS, Tribune branch olflco, 4fi9 Wabash-av.
Board— i want an alcove or large
room, furnished, with first-class board, for self and
mul wife. In a good locality on the West bide. Ad
dl css-j S. Tribune office.
Board and booms, by a gentleman and
wife and single gent, in a private famllv or good
hoarding bmae north of sixteenth st. on Wabash-av.
References exchanged. Address Z.
BOARD— BYAUE.VTLEMAN AND WIFE. WITH
furnished front or side suite. Will furnish if par
titfafwill runts? llan object. Terms must be moderate*
sod location and house good. Please bo explicit in
describing location, rooms, price, and conveniences.
Address B M A,Tribune office.
Board— and comfortable room, near
Halstod and Randolph-st.s., hr a gentleman and
wife; terms must bo reasonable. Address, giving par
ticulars, W M J, Tribune office.
BOARD AND LODGING—FOR THE winter,
in a private family, or whore are few boarders,
by a young gentleman, unmarried; north of Twenty-
Pecond-st. and east of State; terras mast bo rensona
ble. Address, stating terms, &c., GEO. 8., Tribune
office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A BUSINESS MAN WITH SIO,OOO CASH CAPI*
tol, wishes to purchase an interest In some estab
lished manufacturing or mercantile business in Chica
go. None but principals need apply. The best of re
icrenees given and required. Address D, Tribune
office, Canal st.
AN EXPERIENCED BOOK-KEEPER WOULD
like a set of books to post up, evenings, for some
linn In the neigliborhord 01 State and Twclith sts., or
would open now sets of books; charges moderate.
Address B G C. I Stnto-st. second lloor.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF UILINERY
at Webb's Ladles’ iumiahlng Emporium, CGO
State-st.
AO. PARKER, PRACTICAL TUNER, TONE
•regulator, and repairer of pianos. All work done
in a thorough and satisfaitoir manner, at moderate
rates. South Side olllco at w. W. Kimball’s Music
House, 610 Mlchigan-av.
AN A NO. 1 ACCOUNTANT WILL POST BOOKS
and keep them in order forfinnsor individual-sat
their dike or at home, at moderate rates.
references Address G. O. M., Tribune ofllco.
A FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS MAN. WITH A
small capital, would like to use bis energies ami
capital in some legitimate business; a small manufac
turing business preferred. Address BUSINESS,
Tribune olllce.
BE SURE AND SEE THAT JOHN WRIGHT
serves your little sociables, &c., with all the requi
sites this winter. 647 and 649 Wabash-av.
Brokerage and commission—a young
man with good eastern connections wants a bust
m-ss nmn with some means to Join him in this busi
ness, Address S. P., branch Tribune olllce, 469 Wa
bash-av.
CIAUTION ALL PERSONS ARB HEREBY
cautioned not to purchase or negotiate a certain
note madt by the undersigned for $1,850, payable’ to
the order of B. 1 Purdy, 30 days after demand, as the
aa’d note has been mostly paid. CAMPION 6AF
FORD CO.
CILOTHES CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
free of charge, at the TROY LAUNDRY, 329 West
Lakes!.
DIVORCESWITIIOUT newspaper report.
loan, real estate, and common law business.
NEWELL PRATT. Attorney, 1124 Wabash-av.
DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FEE
alter decree, scandal avoided; eight years’ experi
ence. Address Post Oflice Box 1037.
Dress and cloak-making at webbs
Ladies’ Furnishing Einporium, fiGO State-st.
IPXCKLSIOK. FRANCIS’ PATENT SHUTTER
J fastener. Sells for less money than the old fast
eners now hi use great chance for energetic agents.
13.*,Tweiity-nlnth-st.
FEMALE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. 71 COT
tag© Grove av.
Girls wanting steady employment.
in first-class families, can tlnd such at Mrs. HIG-
GlNS’lntelligence Oflice, No. $75 West Lakc-st. No
fees asked of girls.
I OFFER FOR SALE. AT ONE-TENTH FIRST
cost, the tools, fixtures, eta, of a manufacturing
business, which will pay go, 000 per annum; will some
live man try it: capital required, SI,OOO or |1,500 to set
ntbewhole tunning, as I will sell for SSOO cash. Ad
■d tss, forme week, BENNETT, JR., Tribune olllce.
John wright’ is now prepared to
furnlali the requisites for parties, weddings, din
ers. Ac., ns heretofore. Leave orders at his new
quarters, 647 and 649 Wahash-av.
JUST THE STOCK FOR CHRISTMAS TRADE
-140 dor. satin spar Jewelry, assorted imported
lost summer. Will sell at cost. Cau be seen at 905
State-st., up stairs.
Laundry work done at m north mob
geu-st., at 75 cents jicr dozen.
Money loaned on diamonds, watches.
pianos, and valuable personal property. Same
bought. No. I*7 West Madison-st.. Room X and 2, for
merly 1.0 Dearborn-st. TUNNICLIFF.
MECHANICS’ FILE-WORKS, 32 WEST
Qulncv-st—Old flics rccut and warranted; Job
£i hiding and tempering promptlj* attended to.
■\TOTICE —R. PURDY HAS NO INTEREST IN
Xv or connection-with tliolinu ol CAMPION, SAP*
FORD CO.
TVOTICE TO CELLAR DIGGERS—ESTIMATES
Xi wanted on a large cellar on southwest corner of
Lake HiidPcorla-sts. Call from 1 to 2 o’clock. Monday,
llth. W-H. PHARE.
ORLKR FOR YOUR DINNERS “JOHN
WRIGHT’S celebrated Ice (Team Cakes,” «tc., at
his Now Opera House,” C 47 and (549 Wabaah-av.
STORAGE— STORAGE FOR FLOUR. BEEF,
pork, lard, highwlnes. seeds, btoomcorn, Ac., at
Stevens A Barker’s brick storage warehouse; In
surance low, HO North Despinlnes-st.
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR OLD
books and libraries. Call at. or address. The
Cheap Boole Store. CHAPIN A CO., 562 Wabaah-av.
Teaming— i am open for contracts to
clean out cellars In burnt district at low rates and
on short notice. Have a great many of my own teams;
also, largo quantity of lake sand for sale. Call at Dr.
Houghton, 1295 Stalest. F. EDWARDS.
WANTED—TO ADOPT A LITTLE (URL 1 OR
ll rears old. Call at 14(5 North Oreeu-st., from
Monday till Wednesday.
WANTED— PARTIES WITH 830.000. TO TAKE
half interest, or with JiW.ooo. for whole Interest,
to put into buildings which will return *35.009 annual
refits. Ground will bo sold on long time, at low
figures; 8-0,000 per annum, in five and ten year leases,
can hesceurcd at once; property in the most central
location. Address, 8. M. MILLARD; 40S Wabash-av.
W ANTED— TO' LEASE—FOR A TERM OF
years on South Branch. ground for the manu
facture of brick. Address cII S.’Tribuue oflice. stat
ing location, si/e of ground, and price.
WANTED— TO TAKE CONTRACT. OR WORK
bv the dav in clearing debris from the burnt dis
trict. Will furnish teams. Apply at HENRY
JIYER’S, 101 Honnitage-av.. corner Polk, or leave
orders at 102 West Randulph-st.
•WANTED ALL SEWING MACHINE CAN
IT rasuers to rail at 2(W West Madisou-st., comer
Gj et u. and see the now attachment work.
WANTED—AN INTEREST- IN THE COSIMIS
IT shm business; grain preferred. Can furnish 83,000
or 84.000. Address, with particulars, WW, Tribune
oflice.
WANTED— A SCHOLARSHIP OF BRYANT A
Stratton’s. Address 51 D. SOLake-av.
•WANTED —A GOOD BUSINESS MAK WITH
IT about $1,500. at once: security and good wages
given, inquire for MERRILL, corner Clark and Mud
isousts.. i:m Clark-
WANTED—ITOOWNERS 1 TOOWNERS IN THE BURNT Dis
trict—The undersigned is prepared, with a good
gang of men, to work by the day or by the Job. Call
or address JOHN GALLAGHER, 131 Fourteenth St.
WANTED— ONE HAND SCREW PRESS. NEW
or second-hand. Address D W A Co., 151 West
Bandolph-st.
WANTED— ALL PERSONS HAVING HOUSES
or stores to rent, will And it to their advantage
to leave them with us, for wo are liaving calls every
day for same; particular attention given to the collec*
Uonslofu-nls.ctc. D. COLE it SON, House Agents,
IS-S West sladison-st.
•WANTED—EVERY CARPENTER AND BUILD.
IT cr to know that thev can get surfacing, flooring,
and siding, and all kinds of housc-mouldlug at the
pinning mill of BUCKLEY, UHAMI’LIN A CO.,
:;i)Noith Unlon-st., nrarLjikc.
\TTANTED—EVERY LUMBER DEALER TO
IT knew that theycanhavclhobestsidingamlfloor
ingmadeat the planing mill of BUCKI.E Y, CHAM
PLIN A CO., 39 North Union-st, near Like.
WAITED— ALL CARPENTERS AND BUILD
ers ami lumber dealers to know that tho planing
mill, 39 North Union-st., makes a specialty of hard
wood ceiling, flooring, and wainacoaling; a lull sup
ply for all at all times.
Tat ANTED—PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS TO
M property either lu city or country, sold for tax
es win find it to their Interest to call on TILTON
<fc STEWAP.T, -118 Statc st.
WANTED— A FIRST-CLASS MAN, WITH SOME
money, to hnndlo •’Palmer's automatic or self
acting bobbin-winder,” for nil shuttle sewing ma
chines. TheroisplcnljMif money in It, and the right
man can secure tho general agency for any of the fol-
JowingStates: Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan. Indiana,
lowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota, and California.
Address or apply to A. HONSINGER CO., 203 West
Madisou-Bt., corner Green.
WANTED-A PRACTICAL MAN WHO UN
derstands thoroughly tho manufacture of lime, to
take a working interest m a limo business. AST,
Tribune oiUcc.
WANTED— 500 TEAMSTERS, FARMERS, AND
laborers, to buy army overcoats, Tim cheapest,
warmest, and most durable clothing for men working
in tho ruins. CLEMENT SAVER, 2SO Milwau
keo-av.
AAA WH,L BUY A 7-ROOM COTTAGE
€9J.*vf vf Vf and lot at North Evanston S2OO down
andSl-iaiuouthuntllpaid. IRA BROWN, 111 West
Wasliingtonsf.
(Si Q*7 K A MONTH, EXPENSES PAID—MALE
tJPO 11) or female agents horse and outfit fur
nifihed: business new; circulars tree. Address
M»
HOUSEHOLD GOODS]
For sale— having broken up housp
keeping. I have furniture sntlieient for a small fam
ily, which l will sell for $53. Apply in rear of 7U3 West
Madison-st.
For sale—a morning glory stove,
size 11, nearly new. Apply at 10 Millov-st., near
West Tfarrlson-st.
FOR sale—a superior parlor stove,
base-burning and self-feeding, cheap; 4W Burn
chlc-st., near Twenty ninth.
For sale—handsome household fur
nlture nearly now, or to trade for mil estate, at
230 West Madison st, second floor.
For sale-cheap for cash-one pier
French mirror, 7x21 feet, two green rep sofas, and
one parlor stove, almost now inquire at 123 Tweuty
fourth-st.
FOB SALE—AN ELEGANT BLACK WALNUT
wardrobe. Inquire at No. 6 South Peoria-st.
For sale—two stoves, suitable for
pmlor or office use. Inquire at 632 West Wash
inglon-st., comer of Lincoln.
FOR SALE—CHEAP—CHAMBER SET; HAIR
cloth parlor set: Oriental Base Burner, and other
furniture, at 995 Btato-st., upstairs.
Good second-hand carpets, furni
tnreaud stoves for sale at low prices; also 3
si ow casts. At ham rear ol K5 Siate-st.
Wanted-male help.
iniaertlaiieoiu>
WAKTED-A finisher and a FORWARD.
er. CAMERON. AM BERG, HOFFMAN CO..
14 ami 16 wcst Itnndolpu-st. third lloor.
TITANTED—EXPERIENCED SOLICITORS TO
If canvass for tho Howu sewing machine. Togood
men wo shall offer liberal Inducements. Apply at the
Smith side office, 529 Wahash-av.
\\r ANTED EXTItAORDINARY INDUCE-
I? mentsto ilr»tclass canvassers, at tho office of
tho Gold Mctla dewing Machine, 333 West Madison-st.
TVTANTED—FOUR FIRSTULASS AND THOR-
V nirMy pasted travelling salesmen la grocery
business. C. H. BECKWITH it CO.
*\VANTED-A FEW Fi R-T-CL,aSS CANVASS-
If (rsfor oitv; also a few for country. Apply to
JOHNSON ARNHEIM, 97 Blue lalaml-av, Moa
day, between 9 mat 10 a. m.
WANTED— LIVE AGENTS TO CANVASS FOR
the Davis Sewing Machine. Liberal discounts
given. Inquire at the office of the company, 235 South
Halsted-f-t.
“WANTED—A FI HST-CLASS CANVASSER,
it well acquainted with tlio lending produce ami
commission houses of Chicago. Apply to LARKIN
<t 11EKLEY, 110 Madison-st.
\\7 ANT ED-50 LABORING MEN TO GO TO
it work immediately. Call at 203 Twenty second-st.
BWETT «Sc CROUCH*
WANTED—A STRONG.INTELLIGENT YOUNG
it man. not afraid.of work or cold weather, to de
liver goods in city and suburbs. Apply to LC, Trib
une office. 1 eference required.
-TXT ANTED—AN INTELLIGENT MAN OF GOOD
11 address who Is willing to work hard for big pay.
Apply to O J. Tribune office.
WANTED— A MAN TO SELL GUOBS IN THE
cl tv- by sample; a man of experience in tho busi
ness. 8. F. HAWLEY, G2 West Madison-st.
TOUTED—A PRESS-BOY ACCUSTOMED TO
ft Gordon presses, and used to preparing forms for
same. Apply to STICKNEY BROS, +ll Wabash-av.
WANTED —SO MEN TO CUT ICE IN THE
it country, apply at 203Twcnty-secoud-st f Monday
morning. SWETT CROUCH.
•WANTED— A GOOD, STEADY MAN TO DRIVE
it and take care of a team of horses, to haul lum
ber; one who does not use liquor; a married man:
American, German, or English; sucii a man can timl
steady employment the year round. Apply at 206
South Snngnmon-st. J. CLARK.
"WANTED—CANVASSERS—A FEW COMPET-
T i out men can find employment by calling at the
Republican counting room, between 9 and 10a.m.
Monday.
WANTED— A GOOD BOY. TO BUILD FIRES,
ran errands, etc. Apply at 54S Wabash-av.
WANTED —A MAN TO DRIVE TEAM AND
take care of the stable no man need apply that
does not surel v understand the care of horses amt give
the best of city references. Apply, from 6to you
Mondav morning, at 335 South Halsted-st.
WANTED— MEN TO SELL TO THE TRADE
an article in universal demand. Apply at 60 West
Lnkc-st, Room 2.
TIT ANTED-AN EXPERT AND INDUSTRIOUS
tT youngman, to deliver groceries and bo gener
ally useful. Apjdy at 723 State-st.
TTT ANTED—A GOOD ADVERTISING CANVAS
IT set:. liberal terms. Apply from oto lo o'clock
Monday morning at CQ2.V West Lake-st.
TJTANTED-A LAD ABOUT FOURTEEN YEARS
TT of age, to lake care of a horso and make him*
self generally useful. Apple at 295 West Randolph-st,
J. S. DICKENSON.
WANTED— TWO OR THREE BUSINESS MEN
to engage in a permanent. legitimate business in
this city, with other responsible parties. Inquire of
F. R. HARRIS. Ite West Madison-st.
WANTED— 7> WOOD CHOPPERS FOR INDT
ana, for John Dutcher: a winter’s work; 100 farm
bands forthis State, at ?l per day and board; cheap
tickets to St. Louis. New Orleans, Mobile, Memphis.
Vicksburg, etc. Employment Headquarters, Room 3}
Lind’s Block. Randoliih-st. bridge.
Bookkeepers, Clerks, dee.
TKTANTED-A FIRST-CLASS BOOKKEEPER.
TT References required. Adtlress C A U, Tribune
oflice.
TTTANTED—A GOOD SALESMAN. TO TRAVEL;
TT one that thoroughly understands the stationery
business. Apply at 749 wabash-av.
WANTED— A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME Ex
perience. for assistant bookkeeper, in a wholesale
grocerv. Address, giving reference and salary, BOOK
KEEPER. care Carrier No. 8.
TTTANTED-A DRUG CLERK WITH AT LEAST
YY two or tlireo years’ experience; one who lias
been in business in Chicago or New York; fair salary.
Apply to c. H. BENNETT, Le Mars, Iowa; or,
Tolm’an «fc King. S3 WcstLakc-st.
Trades.
TTTANTED—A FIRST-CLASS SCROLL SAW
TT yer. Call at 117 West Washingtonst.
TTTANTED-SLATERS. apply to a. KNIS-
T T LV CO., at 72 and 74 West Monroe st.. or ut
the Illinois Central Railroad Company’s Round House,
on the lake shore at the foot of Fuurteeuth-st.
TTTANTED—A GOOD UPHOLSTERER, AT 1219
tt South State-st; steady work and good pay; call
for three days.
TTTANTED—TWO VISE HANDS. FOB SMALL
Y T brass work, bv LORD «t HADLE Y, 67 and 69 Can
nl-et, up stairs.
WANTED— 10 GOOD TIN ROOFERS; GOOD
wages apply Monday, to WARNER <Sr PAR
KER, 120Eightccnth-st.
TTTANTED—GOOD (BRICKLAYERS AT TWEN
TY ty-second-st and Wages $5.50
per day.
TTTANTED—FIVE COMPOSITORS. MALE OR
YY female, at Prairie Farmer oflice, 674 Wabash-av.
TTTANTED—SIX FIRST-CLASS TELEGRAPH
YY instrument makers; also two men accustomed
to repairs; applvat 295 West Randolph-st. BLISS,
TILLOTSON A CO.
WANTED— A FIRST-CLASS JOB PRINTER,
at the Gazette oflice In Fort Wayne. The highest
wages paid. The best of board can bo obtained at #5
per week, or at $lO for man and wife. Steady employ
ment guaranteed to a skilful workman. Apply, with
references, to publishers of Gazette, Fort Wayne, Ind.
TTTANTED-A GERMAN OR NORWEGIAN
YY GIRL, to do washing and ironing, Call at 189
Fourth-av, up-stairs.
WANTED— A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, only two In family. Call at 663 Hubbard
st, before 12 m.
WANTED— A (URL TO DO SECOND WORK
and assist In the washing and Ironing. A Swede
or Norwegian preferred. Apply 393 West Bandoiph-st.
'TXT’ANTED—ONE FISRT-CLASS CARRIAGE
Iff liulehcr. at Coan <t Tenbroek’s factory, cor Ann
and RandolPh-sts, Monday morning early, by A.
TOPP.
TTTANTED—A DIE SINKER AND STEEL AND
II brass letter-cutter; to a good, steady man a per
manent Job am! good wages. JONHC. fiILLON, 69
West Lake-»t.
•WANTED—IMMEDIATELY—A COMPETENT
IT wutebmaker at W. M. SIA VO’S, comer Wabash
av. and Twenly-second-st.
WANTED— A FIRST CLASS MACHINIST AND
dlc-mnkcr; none but a first-class mechanic, well
recommended, need apply. Apply at Chicago Cutlery
Manufacturing Company. Nos. 177 to IST Mathcr-at.
WASTED—2 fEXPERIENCED TRUNK MAK
II era immediately, at 599 WabasU-av. Union
Trunk Co.
"WANTED-20 -FIRST-RATE BLICKLAVKRS;
II highest price. Apply to CLARK it BROTHER,
Prairic-av., near Thirttetfi-st.
•WANTED—A GOOD STICK-CANDYMAKER
I I at 115 Blue Isiand-av.
WANTED— FOUR GOOD COOPERS. NONE
but Union men need apply at S3 Kansas-st.
WANTED— TWO GOOD PATTER -MAKERS,
at G5 South Cliuton et, up-stairs. TUOS. Me-
MILLAN.
PIMUTfCAL 51ANUF.-iCTURER
of vinegar. Must understand the business well.
FB. Tribune oflice.
TTTAN TED GOOD FURNITURE CABINET
IT makers. Apply to A. L. HALE A[BRO„ 12 to
Pi North Canal-sl.
WANTED— TWO FI RST-CLASS CARPENTERS.
No other need apply. Apply at ino FastMadi
son-st., near Wells.
WANTED FIRST-CLASS TINSMITHS AT
ATHERTON A WEAVER’S, 355 West Madi
son-st.
WANTED— IMMEDIATELY— LITHOGRAPHIC
IT engravers ami printers, at 30 West Madisou-st.
Boom 13. GARDEN CITY LITHOGRAPHING CO!
INSTRUCTION,
A FIRST-CLASS LADY TEACHER OF VOCAL
and instrumental music wishes to find a room,
find board, fur tuition; north of Tweuty-sixth-st, or on
any of the avenues near town. Address M B, at
Cobb A Andrews’ book store, 460 Wabash-av.
EDM USD CLARK. TEACHER OF THE G UITAR
and singing. Address 75 South Peoria-st. Terms
moderate. Will go to pupils’ residence, it preferred.
Fifth annual season of instruction
on the guitar, bv CHARLES HARRIS. Rooms
at 15 South llalsted-st.
French and german taught by a new
and easy method; also music lessons at reduced
prices, by first-class teacher, at 391 Calumet-av.
CJCXIOOL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING AND
jo evening drawing class on Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, at2:r7 West Madison-st.
The banjo successfully taught by
pir. CHARLES HARRIS, whose execution on this
inimitable Instrument Is regarded by the press and pub
lic as I icing beyond all criticism. Studio at 15 South
Halatca-sx. _
WANTED— AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER
would llkepurlls IftviiCal music and piano; 20
lessons for sls. Call at 1060 Prairic-av.
machsherv.
AMES’
power: threshing. Sand 10-horse: circular saw
mills, Foramen’s grinding mills, com shellers, bolting*
etc. COLLINS EATON, Agent, 70 South Canal-st.
Brass foundry and finishing shop,
formerly of 50 and 52 Hadison-st. now In full oper
ation at West Madlsou-st. with increased facilities
for light and heavy eastings, light linlsliiug, and sheet
metal work. Western Sewing Maehino Company, P.
F. MAYIIEW. Manager.
C<fc G. COOPER <fc CO.. OFFICE 10 AND 12
West Randolpb-st., Manufacture Stationary and
Portable Engines of all sizes, Circular Saw Mills,
and Flouting Mill Machinery. Send for illustrated
circnlar.
For sale—brick machine, one of the
best make, cheap for cash, or exchange for brick
next season. Can bo seen at 217 Cottage Grove-av
GEO. 11. HESS, -IS South Dcaplaines-st.
FOR SALE—CHEAP—A SECOND-HAND 15-
horse power portable engine. In complete running
order. Inquire at elevator, corner Clark and oix-
teenth-sts.
FOR SALE—ONE 30-HORSE POWER BOILER,
with fittings complete also a 20-horse engine, lu
perfect order; may be seen running on application at
house 606 West Madison-sf.
For sai.k-one op ames- portabi.k ex
gim-f-. nearly new, will bo sold at a bargain, (.all
at 416 State-st.
TIORSE-POWERS —RAILWAY ONE AND TWO
r~| horse sweep-powers, from two to ten horse, clip
pers. ha v and corn-stalk cutters, wood saws, Hutchin
son's Patent Locking Grate Bars, Barker's Sandpaper
ing Machines, torn shellers, etc., manufactured and
for sale by H. A. PITTS’ SONS, H South JefTerson-st.
Iron planers, drills, butt-cutters.
helling, twist drills, at the machinery depot of W.
A. JAMES CO., 113 Fullou-st,
Machinery for sale—one itlpoot
inch awing; one 22-foot, 32-inch swing; one 12-
foot, 24-inch swing; one 10-foot, ao-ineh swing; oroS
foot, 18-inch swing: one Ofoor. 18-!neh. and various
other sizes; also, a few second-hand engine lathes at
low prices, at machinery depot of W. A. JAMES ds
CO., 113 FnUon-st.
Moulding machines, texonting. mort
rSSSJrSx luU Ji ne 01 B Smith’s at W. A.
JaMES A CO.. 113 Fulton-st.
PLANER AND MATCHERS, FARRAR SUR
facers, resawing machines, at W. A JAMES
CO.’S, 113 Fulton-st?
TITTANTED—A SCREW-CUTTING LATHE, 18-
inch swing, in exchange for a horse and buggy.
5S North-Jeflerson-st.
TITE HAVE PATTERNS FOR OVERHEAD
tt hangings, with self-oiling boxes, a com
plete nest of pulley-patterns up to 33 inches,
and are prepare*! to take orders for. shaft
ing with couplings, and other machine,
foundry, and wood-shop work immediately. Also can
make woodworking machinery. A lew 6 and 10 horse
portable engines on band of our own manufacture.
Also horse tread-powers, saw frames, and saws for
sawing wood. J. I. CASE CO, Racine, Wis.
WANTED—FE MADE HELP.
mincellaoeoQi.
WANTED— A WET NURSE. APPLY AT 339
West Kinzle-fit.
\\T ANTED—A WET NURSE FOR ONE YEAR,
T". young, healthy, ami not encumbered with baby.
Apply to li. a. JOHNSON, 3L I)., comer Prairie-av
and Sixteenth-st.
\\anted —tbrke first-class shirt.
TvA and cm* Marcher. Apply at Uw, MID.
S Avenue House Laundry, pju Twenty-sec
onq.st. Steady work and good wages.
tFAiNTED-A NUMBER OF GIRLS UNDER
wi.t-t. either to knit or to cn»ch-t i n worsted
f r i,l ,ta Bewln ~,,i' i ir" a t 631
THOROUGH COM PETENT Lady
nf repcr f'one but those haring the best
Wcs Ma llaim St a
"W A mS.'r'r 1 I K NC K I PA.PKR BOXMA-
Posi.l.S.‘.st; 1 BARItETT GO.. IM N..rtll
w a w^-^?^33 c exerai hods&
\\J ANTED A OIUI.TO DO UENERVI rr.,r-*P
TT work, at2S3Warren-av. ltiVL UOL SE
■\YANTED-AT M US. RATES’ OFFICF to PECK'
TT court, comer of iudilgau-av. girl*f or famiimi
and boarding houses, m the city and country n,!r-V
enees required.
•\VAKTED—A GOOD COOK; ALSO SKnivn
girl. Apply at 38 and 40 West MadUm-st
r ANTED— A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL
Tt housework, a short distance from the city, call
at Tribune ollice Monday.
"Wf ANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOR GENPRVL
T* luusework; one that has worked Inahotelpre
fened. Apply at the Powell House, comer Milwaukee
and Western avs.
YTANTED-A respectable girl, to do
ti general housework in a private family, whore
there ate children; wages $2.50. Apply at Bi9 Fill
teu-st.
■TOANTED—A GOOD GIRL T« DO GENERAL
YT housework. Apply at 312 West Wasliingtoti-st.
WANTED— IMMEDIATELY', A COMPETENT
cook, at 15C West Lakest-
T\TANTED—TWO GERMAN OR BELGIAN
TT girls- one to cook. wash, and mm r tlieothoras
nurse, mid to do light chamber work: famllv-small:
must come well recommended. Apply at 1131 Indl
ana-av.
\\TANTED—TWO GIRLS —ONE TO COOK,
TT wash, and iron: the other to do chimberwork
and plain sewing: Gcnnan, Swede, or American pre
ferred must have good references. Apply at 50 Lake
av, near Douglas-place.
XVANTED —NURSE GIRL AT 1019 MICHIGAN-
T ar, hto 16 years o£ age; Swede preferred. Call
Monday.
WANTED—A GIRL WHO UNDERSTANDS
li plain cooking. Apply at 59 North, Canal-st.
Good 'wages.
NJirANTED—AT 951 PIIAIRIE-AV, A FIRST
-11 class girl for second work and care of children.
WANTED— A MIDDLE-AGED GIRL FOR GEN
tral housework who understands her business
Gorman preferred. Apply at 76 North Carpeuter-st.
Sunday afternoon and Monday.
TUANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
T* housework; good wages to a competent one. In
quire at 152 Cnliunet-av.. Monday.
WANTED— A FIRST-CLASS DRESS AND
cloak maker—one capable to carry on business.
Call Monday, 10 to 2, at C 65 Madison-st.
WANTED— A FIRST CLASS MILLINER, TO
do business at 665 Madison-st. Call, Monday,
from 10 till 2.
TKTANTZD-A GERMAN, WELSH. OR NOR
-11 wegiaii girl to do general housework. Apply at 223
West Madison-st.
WAKYED— A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework. Call at 1010 Michigan-av., in base
ment. CSS
WANTED— A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. in family of three; a Scandinavian prefer
red call at SCO Caluniet-ar.
WANTED— A GOOD GIRL IN A SMALL FAM
ily. A pply at 12 Throop-st.
TXTANTED-A GOOD COOK. WASHER AND
11 irouer. Apply at Mr. Rozet’a cottage, next to the
hotel, corner of Uak-st. and Park Place, neartho sta
tion, Hyde Park.
•WANTED—,A GOOD STRONG GIRL. ONE
TT that understands laundry work: Call after n>
o’clock Monday at 959 Indiaua-av.
"WANTED— A GIRL 14 YEARS OLD TO ASSIST
11 about liotiso and take caro of children. Apply,
with references, at 105 Honorc-st.. near Van Bureii.
XV AKTED “FROM 25 TO 30 GIRLS. GERMANS.
11 Swedish, Norwegians, and Bohemians, for gen
eral housework !u German and American families.
Apply at 2CO Maxwcll-st-
WANTED— A COMPETENT GIRL. TO DO GEN
oral housework; inquire at 36 Park-av.
WANTED— A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND
Ironer; apply at 727 West Monroe-st.
WANTED— A NEAT, COMPE TENT PROTEST
ant girl to do general housework, at 217 South
Greou-st. Apply Monday.
XU ANTED— A GIRL THAT UNDERSTANDS
ll cooking, washing and ironing; none other need
Apply; Swede nationality preferred. Apply at 733
Wabash-av.
XITANTED—A NEAT, TIDY GIRL TO DO GEN-
T T eral housework, at 534 West Mourue-sL
WANTED— A GIRL OR WOMAN TO HELP
take care of a baby, 10 months old, and light
housework. At 303 West Taylor-st.
’TSTARTED—. A GOOD COOK, WASHER, AND
tt Ironer; no other need apply, at 335 West Adams.
XVANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH, AND
1 iron applj* at 53 South Carpenter-st.
XU -ANTED—A GOOD COOK ALSO A SECOND
T T girl, to do housework; German, Swede, or Norwe
gian Apply at 17 South Union-st.
WANTED— A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
work; must be a good washer and irouer. Appdy
from 10 to 12 a. m. at 165 West Van Bnreu-st.
X\7ANTED—A YOUNG GERMAN OR ENGLISH
TT girl, to assist In doing general housework, in a
small family on the South Side, near city limits. Ad
dress, M T, Tribune office.
XTT ANTED—A KITCHEN GIRL; MUST BE A
T T good cook, washer, and ironer. Also, second
girl. Apply at 119 Green-st., Monday. December 11.
WANTED-AOIRLTO DO THE WORK IN A
It family ot two. Mast bo a good reliable cum*
potent girl. Apply at 324 West Van Buren-at.
■\TTANTED—A GOOD SECOND GIRL, AT 35*
TT West Madlson-st; Scotch preferred.
•VTTANTED—A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT.
TT Must be a good plain cook, and able to wash and
iron well. References required. Apply at 621 West
Adams-st.
‘\\TAXTEr)—. A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
tT housework. Apply at 947 Wabaslnav., corner of
Twenty-first-sT.
TITANTED-A GERMAN. NORWEGIAN, OR
TT Swede girl, for general housework. A good
home for a good steady girl. Come prepared to stay.
12 ic Wahash-av.
WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
TT work in a small family. Apply at 7C North Car
penter-st.
WANTED— A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework for a family of two. Swede or Ger
man preferred Wages $2 per week. Apply at 1552
West Adauis-st.
WANTED— A NEAT AND TIDY GIRL TO DO
general housework; German. Norwegian, or
Swede preferred; must be competent; wages |3.50 per
week. 231 Park-av.
WANTED— A KITCHEN GIRL. APPLY AT
the Madison House, 124 and 126 West Madi
son-st.
TJfTANTED— A PROTESTANT GIRL, 14 OR 13
TT years of age, as nurse for two small children;
must come well recommended. Apply at 1297 Imli.
aua-av.
Seamstresses.
TU ANTED 2 FIRST-CLASS SEWING MA
TT chine operators at the American Button Hole,
Ovcrseamiugaud Sewing Machine olllce; also, can
vassers, 154 South Halsted- st.
•\\TANTED—EXPERIENCED SUtRTMAKERS,
TT at TOMLINSON'S, 6Do Wabash av.
*YXTA NTED—TWO FIRST-CLASS MILINERS,
T T and three thoroughly competent dress and cloak
makers, at Webb's Ladles' Furnishing Emporium, two
State-st.
WyANTED—LADY OPERATORS ON FINE
TT nineliine-sewed shoes. Apply to MRS. M.
ROBBINS, at J. A. Curtis’ factory, 487 West Madi
fion-st-
WANTED— AN EXPERI KNO E D CLOAK
maker; one who understand-!, the business, and
desires good par and a permanent place, at the Cloak
Emporium of‘HOICHKIN, PALMER 4 CO., 171
Twenty-second st.
•\TTANTED I3I3IEDIATELY TWO FIRST
TT class dressmakers. one to run a Wheeler 4 Wilson
sewing machine. Apply at 709 Wali;ish-av.
Housekeepers.
WANTED— A HOUSEKEEPER NOT VERY
far advanced in years, by a widower with one
little girl, 4 years old. Address, stating where an iu
tcrviewiiiayhe had. L D C. Tribune olfiee.
tERSONALI
PERSON A I.—IF BENJAMIN ATKINSON, A
BoWf,t Yorkshire, England, will write
SOWERBY, Dmrnville, aiouek County, On
tario, ho Will hoar something to his advantage.
PERSONAL —JOSIE, THERE IS A LETTER IN
tho Post Oflice for you.
PERSONAL —JOSIE, YOUR SISTER IS VERY
anxious about you, and would like to see or hear
from you.
Eii£ONAL—WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO
called nr the Woman's Home. Saturday morning
inquiring for ladrwbo left Tuesday before Thanks
giving, please call again-
PERSONAL —TITE GENTLEMAN WHO ICIND
conveyed a lady and her little daughter to Aus
tin. on the Mondaj* of the great tire, can hear of them
at St. John's Church, Union Park.
PEPSOXAJ^— KITTV*. WHY DID VOU NOT
come! Do write and say just when you will call
at oliice. EM 31A ft-
PERSONAL- MAC. ‘•ABE/’ FORMERLY WITH
Bennett, under St. James Hotel, comer State and
Wasldngton-st.s. Is now with Bennett, at No. 40 El
dridc-court, ami readj* for business. 11ARTt Y.
PERSONAL— IF MRS. GLENDENNIN. WHO
visited the North Presbyter ian Clmreh, will please
call at No. 0 Sixteenlh.sL, she will hear something to
heradvnntagc.
PERSONAL— IF MU- THOMAS TAYLOR, LATE
©{Belfast, is in this city, and wishes to ace George
Colson, please call at ia> West Washlngton st.
PERSON A L—IF ROHEBT MAXWELL OR ANY
of Ins friends see this, please send his address to
his former employers. FAIRBANK. PECK it Co.,
Eighteenth and Blackwell sts, Chicago.
PERSONAL— EMMA LEDYARD AND ELLA
Kellerseud tlieir address to their Philadelphia
friends at the Sherman House.
PERSONAL —ALICE GENNEY WILL FIND
PERSONAL —IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE
eye of S. C. Doreums. he would oblige if. Gibbaio
by .sending his address to ‘J7J North L'nion-st.
TF PATRICK FLANIGAN WILL
J. JOHN ILOWLEY, No. SSKimlhUm*» Jio m
team of sonu-tiling that may bo to lilsnttvamit-’'-
PERSONAL INFORMATION 'ViSTJf
Min. .TOHANAII FITZGERALD or GOI-u A.
at 105 Sliolilon-ht. Vour htiMiiaml I.h »onu-
PEHSOSAL -WILL J. M' ’at
lioch< Ht*T, X. \cull on CttOl**-
1 xcelsior Iron Works.
-pEBSOKAI. WOOD'S J'J t ATl ?ieaso write.
A Wednesday; no letter
FRA>’K V.
WANTED^!
W or Tto 0 rooßW. r r e r?iJnc.” twit not to t-xcseil
tenant, with fi r vt l ffu~Vs n f J c. UUCK, southeast
SICO per month- «j H v
comer Canal ami Ei«iiUcui»
nrr TA T P yvl'-A COTTAGE ON WEST
TV A «T« fc R«SS»2I or nnrtrniisUfd. nr would bur
fS^i. e r* aomhUi I,m espectwL
COTTAGE, Tribune oliice.
rtnuu* in a
""to; rent nottoexited £!0 ncrnumlh.
AUiUcm J W O,Tribune branch cQke, Vi) Wabaah-av.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
dllscellaaeoas.
SITUATION WANTED— BY A MAN AS SIIIP-
B BfSiliS oai^ 101 r r CM ?lven AJ lr !l E
SiTtAiioN Wanted—by a respectable
yonjng man. aa yiter in an office. more or firm;
will be fotnd willing to work, If required at a m ul
erate salary. t*all, or address J u, 113 Klniie-sf,
American Hotel.
SITUATION g'. .AN 1 .^D—A NOTARY PUBLIC
wants employment for five or six hours dally. Ad
dress NOTARY PUBLIC. Tribnne office. .1
SITTATIOX WANTED AS FOREMAX OP A
gang of men in the burnt distnet, by a man experi
eru-ed in taking cliarge uf men removing debris. Beat
of city references given. Apply at Parsons* cigar ami
tobacco nUre, 1851 East ilatlisoii-st.
Situation wanted— by an active bust
ressmanas travelling salesman, agent. or
plovmentluany fir*t-class house (except dry goods) r
aulring judgment and energy: best ol references.
res* HAMILTON. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLISS
business iran to travel South for an A No I boos*
have an extensile acquaintance; best of referv
Address HOB E, Tribune utlice.
Bookkeepers* Clerks. 4so
SITUATION WANTED—A FIRST-CLASS BOC'T
keeper and correspondent in English and o:.mil
ls desirous of obtaining a position where his services
will be appreciated Best of city references. Address
F N L, Tribune branc.i otllee, 4:10 Wabash-«v.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN AS
bookkeeper or assistant: ran make himself gen
erally useful about an olllec. either commercial, rail
mad r insuiarce; can furnish unquestionable refer
ences salary tmt so much an object as a nerm;m-nt
position and future preferment. Address HS 1% frill
ucorlUce.
CHUATION WANTED—BY A (IKIIV AN DRUG*
gist. 20 years old; has on experience of overt*
years m the dmgdmsimss, and ean furnish first-class
recomniemlations. Address DRUGGIST, Tribune
office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG JUS
M goedexpiriecce, as grocery elerk or bar tender.
Reference given. Apply to F F, Tribune office, for
three ilavs.
SITUATION WANTED—AS SALESMAN IN
clothing, dry goods, or notions business; best of
references given. Address J II S. 4is St ito-st.
Tmiifi,
SITUATION WANTED—TO CARPENTERS
and builders—A young man having three years*
experience In the carpenter trade, wishes an opportu
nity to gonnder Instructions; would be satisfied with
moderate wages. Address JAMES DOUUHEREY',
310 Secoml-at.
SITUATION WANTED—I WOULD LIKE A JOB
as. superintendent of building. or would take some
capeuter wotk by the thousand can give gvwl city
references. A. J. BRIGGS, 29 Meridian-st, corner of
XTnlon-st. Chicago, 111.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN
to learn a trade, cither blacksmith or mason. I*
IS years old. Call or address C. H. SBfcLY, 752 Hal
sted-st.
SITUATION WANTED—A PROOF READER,
having considerable experience on nowipiper
work, desires employment. Please address VW, Trib
une office, for three davs
SITUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD. TEM
perate practical engineer, in a mill or factory;
city or country. Address P, Tribune otlico.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS
wood turner. In Wisconsin. Northern Illinois, or
lowa Is a married man. and wants steady work.
Try him. Address care of H. S. HANCHETT,
Tomah, Mouroo County, Wis.
SITUATION WAN TED—AS ADAMS AND OOR
don pressman: 6 years’ experience. Address G.
HENRY, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A PR VCTICAL
man ns foreman moulder in an iron foundry: has
had 16 years’ experience as foreman in first-class
shops; understands all branches of the business, and
is capable of taking charge of a shop of any size or
class of work: held last situation in an Eastern city.
Address MOULDER, Tribune olUce.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETHNT
soap-maker; has had experience In Germany and
for 13 vearsin this country; has a small family and
wants*steady work; Illinois preferred. Address
SOAP-MAKER. 133 Catherines!.
Coachmen*
SITUATION WANTED—AS COA CHMAN—Un
derstands the business in all Its details. Can re
fer to former employers. Address CIII, 229 Twenti
eth-st.
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.
IHlscellnncoas*
SITUATION WANTED—BY A LADY WHO IS
thurouglily competent, a position as bookkeeper,
casliler, or copyist; Address GRIFFITH, Tribune of
fice.
SITUATION WANTED—IN A PHOTOGRAPHIC
gallerv, by a young lady who is experienced In tho
business;* Address PHO fOGRAPIIY, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—TO SING IN CHURCH;
alto or soprano, or as organist: good references.
Address T 23, Tribune olllce, 469 Wabash-ar.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT
lauy teacher, to teach in a family or school. Ad
dress JIAF, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY
either as copyist or clerk in some store: reference
given. Address B D «fe CO., 140 South Hoisted st.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A LADY. WHO
has had some experience, as sales lady in a dry
goods or shoo store. Address, for two day.-., ADA,
Tribune office.
Domestics*
SITUATION IWANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED
English woman, to take care of children and sow;
good references. Address WB, Trih one olllce.
SITUATION WANTED—BY TWO FIRST-CLASS
cooks, one as meat.the other os paltry. Address 413
£tate-st, F. WALLACE.
SITUATION WANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK
wishes a situation in a respectable private family.
Apply for two daj*s at 125 Forquar-st, 3d door northeast
of Jefferson.
Situations wanted—tor gibus for
housework ami cooks. 10 girl* now wanted Ap
ply at the Home Employment Office. 1593 State-st.,
SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABJT* 5
German cirl to do second work In a pri*
family. Call Monday all day at No. 15 Archcr-av
SITUATION WANTED—TO DO COOKING OR
general honaework In a small private family. Ap
ply at 45 Norton-at, between Polk and Gurley-sts.
Seamstresses*
SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS
seamstress also understands dross-making ami
hasher own machine. Can bo seen for two days at
552 State-st.
SITUATION WANTED—TO TAKE CARE OF
child amt do plain sewing and furnish my own
machine. Inquire at 29 Meridian-st., Monday.
SITUATION WANTED-TO SEW OR ASSIST
in housework for board for winter; have a baby.Call
on Mrs. A. MILLER, ICO North HalstedsL
BUSINESS CHANGES*
A SPLENDID GROCERY STORE ON WEST.
Lake st for sale; horse and wagon; doing a good
business, and cheap rent. Houses rented and rents
collected A. KOVATS CO., real estate agents.
Room C Masonic Buildings, corner Randolph ana Hal
sted-sts.
A YOUNG MAN WANTED. WITH f’-OOTO el.ooo,
to 111! a good position; an excellent opportunity,
with large returns, to the right party furnishing satis
factory references. Call on C. D. ALDERSON, at
Room 1, No. H South Canal-st, on Monday.
A ZEPHYR WOOL. EMBROIDERY. HO FIERY,
notions, ami fancy goods store for sale; gc 10-'a
tion and cheap rent. ti2i West Lake-st.
A BOOT AND SHOE STORE FOR SALE, NG
agvod business,and good locality: rei -.nr
selling, other business to attend to: part of r
charo money can stand for nine months. Ad 3
C, Tribune office.
A RELIABLE AND EXPERIENCED BUS
manager, with $3,000 cash, can secure inte
a lino position, with good salary. In a lirst-class manu
factnung business; investment secured, with net
ycarlv pmtit2Co per cent. Address, with real nmno
and references, JEFFERSON, Tribune cilice.
A PHYSICIAN'S PROPERTY RESIDENCE,
horses, carriage, 4c.—ln a town on the Illinois
Central Railroad, for sale: price c 1.300. Practice
amounts to ?2,OCb «*r $2,500 per year. Address PHYSI
CIAN, Tribune oflice.
A CIGAR STORE IN THE BEST PART OF
Chicago for sale on account of family tronbta.
Only 8 days’ noLce. From SOOO to $?00 cash. Inquire
at 1(3 West Adams-st. JOHN WEB ELM ESSE It.
A MEAT AND PRODUCE MARKET FOR SALE
ntasarriliee, doing a lirst-class business. Coll
at C3O West Madlson-st. 31. EISELE.
A STOCK OF HARDWARE, TINWARE. TIN
ner’s tools, and stojo fixtures for sale, at 397 ami
3971-2 West Lake-sU Its the proprietor wishes to learu
for the Pacific toast.
A DESIRABLE RESTAURANT, in COMPLETE
l mining order, for gale. Inquire at 7i» West Ran
‘.li il-li-st. basement.
Business for sals—i will sell. to:.
cash, or exchange for real estate, one-half interest
in my produce and grain commission business: estub-
jbbedeight years; profits last year, nearly cIi.OOJ
reasens for selling, going to build, ami have b>o much
business to ptteml ti»; would prefer a partner that
COtlld keep tho books. Address REAL ESTATE iJK
Tiilmne ollu c. _
CIHEAP— LOUIS RICHRKRG'S PACKING
house, natures, ice bouse. 4c., corner Mlhvaukeo
av. ami Uuien-sts.. lot 40x200. title perfect, terms-to
suit. Apply to JOHN C. RICUBERG, 5 Lind BlVk,
gt Randofph-st. bridge,
15xiWt’LASS LAGER STANDFOITsaLE FOR
?:tCO; c’hepp 1 ent; no bonus, inquire at N»».st>7
Stalest.
GJROCERY FOR SALE—SMALL STOCK*. OOOUI
f cash trade, and cheap lent; corner Mar ami
ton-sts; good reasons for selling.
Having opened coffee axd spicm?
null?. I Trill dispose of mr rrocery business at
hurgnin. J. L. lAVIES, SClsiate-yf.
Lease, counters, shelving, and par--
titions for §3O rare chance for si dry g n«U Jewel
ry or grocery store.7o7 West LakC'st.Moml.i.v morning.
MANUFVCTI'RING BUSINESS. XOW RUN-.,
nin" fop solo; everythin* complete to r»ntUhor.
the bSmls: Toe-Inn, ..f ,prt«;. SVK» cz.f~
Vnii insou ticrnutrcd to p.iriii.’* having n
above amount. Address. lor particulars, CLOTHH't-o.
Trihune oliice.
W.m —mtoQV STOCK AND
iViriili V-7xe and Jh-«us« to July, for sale central lo-
«ifcS‘lsßsSi! fcr "t- v,
stairs. _____ f
VP OP n’UK itEST LITTLE BOOT A.VJJSHtB
ll,r city for sale; will he sold for cost,
ix ocid or Monday. Call at U77 Mihvaukce-ar.
-r» vulTntAyCE FOR Ah ACTIVE MAN TO
T?-e half interest in a business that pays only a
iew hi:rdr» d dollars capital required. Inquire at 70i>
Vvab.rdi ;iv on Monday, sharp. as the cliauce Is a goo*!;;-
»»:e. and will soon he taken no humbug.
r»j{K LEASE OF A GOOD BUSIER- PLACV
I m d stock of groceries for sab*. Ann y• i
nC&BNELL. (M West Randolph-st.. ho-.:;;
fpHE NEATEST KhST.vUUA.NT IN’ T
8. b-r sale. Good location ami fining a
business. Satisfactory reasons given for so.
u or addre.-s CHARLES AXDRfEUX, 4j
nmit.
im-ss ami stock of retirir
cleats jl-'rO nmutlily ;ho boim.i; i;*;; statc-st
REWARD.
REWARD—LOST ON THE .'.Til 0
I»it. one otter fur glove, in the vi.*i
tage Gujvf-av. siml Tvveuty-thinl-sf. Th
wanl cn returning the same to _7 Twenty-
(JjOK REWARD—FOR TUB UKTI
Cp hay lioiso that strafe*! awav Thai
to anyone who returns lain‘to 10
kOR XEVAID WILL OB PA W J.
S?— l*J vas-coveretl trunk-, left on thorn
fireat lire at tlie Dearborn st t V,.
tmuikiHl K. foote, fetevens Point.
lions asked. Leave at 2hl West Uikp-m.
&RA EKWABD-STMVKO A r "i-TV
OOv 17,1871, a yen' dark bayl ,or ~ju
with a long narrow head. black njam t j Jt> 10 >a
fear on the left inside of the lead to tht»
U. alKJve reward
n coverr of the ho’rse. will reeei' am j uu (.p.oi
fmn 11 1
lions asked.