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various wings of the party satisfied. 1t Il
believed BY some leading republicans to.
DAY that the cabinet slate has again been
broken.
GAkrIkLD UNDER NO COMPLIMENT TO HAYES,
Special to the New York Times: A gen.
uenisn VINO Vlorates a great deal betweos.
ONO ana washington said to day: "Presi-
Dent Hayess opinion as TO what General
1srheld intends to do may be valuable as a
guess from one who ought to be well posted
from the situation he occupies, but he
does mol draw very much upon any knowl-
euge ,hat ne mas obtained from Mentor. Gen.
srai oarneld has nothing to thank Mr.. Hayes
ior' leans ago, when General Garfield did
hot command the support in Ohio that he
now mss, out when he gave signs of coming
INTO a commanding position In politics, the
Eacinha'i wing OF the republican party in
t1is state, led by the republican newspapers
OF thst city, msce war upon him in small,
spiteiul wSy' mat found expression In In
Iuehoo ra'her IMAM by direct attack. Mr..
hayes rather sided with them, not SO much
rom Jealousy rs because he lived IN Cineln-
na,i once ana was early brought utder the
ihhuence OF the Matthews clique, which IN
Iluence he has never been able to shake OF.
he diu not ask General Garfield TO step
issue 10 inc senatorial light so much to put
1eheral uarheld N tho speskership OF the
mouse as TO pus Mslthews into the senate,
Mhen 'he state convention was held in Gin
cinhsu IN 1917, GENERAL GARFIELD went there
anu' oy pure ih'e!lectusl power snd personal
magnetism, carried everything with him.
lie was alseTward thrown into Hs'slead's
e3mpany, ana lhe TWO became friends. hut
M mays mas never mad much TO Go with
Seherai uarneio' ana alter no was in the
WnNe Rouse rev months General GARFIELD
almost ceased MS visits There, and concluded
lnat 40 would mage no moro recommends
nohs tnaV received no attention. Hoi TOO
isfge man TO snow any petty spite or feel
lhs' Dut no mas not taken Mr.. Hayes into his
e?hnuenee' ana mas hsd very little to do with
MN, nc cai'ed at the WHITE House when
N washington after the election, but was
nQl 10 discuss tue future. Inc fact That Mr.,
hai es ana General GARFIELD have had SO little
70 90 IN common nad largely helped to brisg
senator Conkllng and Gen raj Garfield to-
ge.oer' ana make them what 1T Is sure they
VIII 20 IN future, good personal friends. 1t
IS declared pers'sd,ently in several directions
thM General Con YVES appointed secretary of
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cabinet Cnlls.

Warrington special to the Cincinnati Com.
mercisl; Cabinet gossip is ali the rage, but
little real information. There Is growing
impression thst General Garfield hesitates TO
strike tho final blow in the making of his
cabinet. He has considered well and fully.
IT is believed, tho names of all that have bean
recommended 10 him, and, as a prominent
republican SAID to-day, II is believed that in
most of the positions he has been upon the
point o. deciding more than once, but
he,itated when DO reached the final act
This result is eaid to be due 10 tho amount oil
advice he has had from conflicting sources
and a desire to pleusc all o. lsr as possible
He not only wants an agreeable cabinet tc
himself but no dc sircs 10 have the variou
sections Of the country represented, and iht
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Major d. w. Washburnc, chief engineer
of the Texas s. Pacific road, arrived ia the
city last night from FL Paso, the present OBJ
jective point of that road, having been ten
days on the road, owing to delays in staging
and washout on tho Atchison, Topeka 81
Santa Fa railros4. lie reports that work at
that end Of the line is progressing most salts
fsctorily, and if it progresses at
both ends as rapidly as AT present,
the rood will be finished end tho
cars running into FL Paso by the lst
OF next January. One hundred and twenty
FIVE miles have been let 20 graders and 1CJ
miles is now being graded, a large force
from the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe road
having gone to work on this line. Tho
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fs and toe South.
ern Pacific are now six miles apart and tho
breach will be closed by the 10Th OF this
month, the roads meeting at point called
New Chicago, which is some fifty miles w 81.
of ri Psso. The III Paso branch of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe road is graded
q distance of eighty miles, and the Southern
Pacific is graded to within fourteen miles
from the end Of istrack. Major Washburne
left last night on tho west.bound train for
Fort Worth.
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THE DALLAS HERALD FRIDAY MORNING. MARCn 4. 1872,

by General Colly. and will leave London
Tomorrow and embark st Dartmouth
Friday aud expects to reach Dur
ban on the 18th inst. General Roberts
will be accompanied by several officers,
who were with him 10 his Afghan campaign.
General Newdigste, who WAS prominent in
the Lulus war, will command brigade.
Vessels conveying General Roberts to Cape
Willslho take ssvera, doctors OF the Dutch
Red Gross society. Two country regiments
are prepared TO start for the cape.
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soaErIIIsG NEW UNDER THE 81

SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.
A new era IL dawning upon women ,uither
She hes been called upon TO suffer the Ills OF
man Kind ana her own besides. The frequent
and distres leg Irregularities psr"liar to h II
sbX have long been to her the ''C' liul spring
Of woes unnumbertd," Ia the N lsion cfthe
rich and hovel of poverty y Tx woman has
been the constant yet patient victim Of a
Thousand Ills unknown TO man pnuswithout q
remedy. "Oh Lord how long," "a tue agony
OF hef soul, hath she cried. But now the hour
Of her redemption has come. She will sufler
no more, Tor Bradileld's Female Il gul ltor,
""W mans Best Friend" Is for sale by ali
druggists. Wholesale by Thompson, Schott
Il Go.
Prepared by Dr. Brad6eld, Atlanta, Ga. d,
price, 81 30 per bottle.
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telegraph msgns,es, the names Of whom
wsre pablished in the associated press dis.
patches In the HERALD yesterday morning,
arrived here by 4 special train al 9 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, and after remsining \,
.ne Union depot few minutes left for The
western terminus of lbe Texas & Pacific
railroad. They will return 10 Dallas at
O'CLOCK this afternoon, remain about an hour,
and proceed to other points south.
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J. S. DAUGHE
Alal Aglls and ss'Il Location,
DALLAs, TEXAS.
--OFFERS--

FOR SALE--Forty Eectlops OF fine prairie
land In Crosby. Floyd, Hale and Lubbock
counties, In and adjoining TO n growing
colony; very cheap.
FOR "a .E-A iarm of $50 acres, half mile
southeast or FOrn.y on the 4. Il Il. railroad;
10 acres In cultivation, 1870 in meadow; two
tenant houses, good water, etc
FOR SALE farm half mile southwest
from Forney; II acres In the tract, Is acres
under lencs .and In cultivation; govd TN.
ant house and good we'll OF water
FOR SALE-2 j0 pieces Of property NJ East
land, The countryside of Eaatland count :, and
on 'le line Of theT Il p. railroad. conslsting
OF choice buBineas and residence lD.g and
tracts of from rlvc T.. twenty acres each, for
fruit growing ana gardening purpose,
FOR KEN IA fa.ir OF 90 actos, 80 acres In
cultivation, 10 acres In meadow. Mesquite
on the L n T.. Railroad, Good house, Stables
FOR RENr--Twcnty.thres acres of land.
out OF the Sears homestead, az miles north.
east nom Dallas.
| have eounty mlps Of Eastlsnd, Callahan
Taylor, Jones ahi stephens counties, frse 10
those who Wish to visit those counties with a,
view OF inveetlng In lands. And deaire tnaR
al parties who have lands In those countie..
that they. wibh to sell to send me list OF
toem. having had = surveying corps on the
frontier locating lands for the Last seven years,
am well acquainted with tho lands OF north
err, western md northwestern Texas, aud So
Holt correspondence with al parties who wlrh
to buy lands, either for farming or stock
raiging purposes, or who hsve money they
wish to invest whore they can DO satislsd shat
| the Investment will return h handsome profit
The recent report of the commssloner Of
the general land offioe gives the vacant lands
Ia pec0s and Preside counties ut between six
aud seven million acres. And tho Southern
Paclnc railway company are survey the line
OF their road from I'll Paao 10 Fan Antonio
through these couniics, and all tho vacant
| lands there ara sui joct to location with rail.
rOuu aCrln. nnl In nhtaiual M a M Of n
few CENTS per acre, and In nv Judgment. Of
fers an excellent opportunity for .pves inent.
j. 3. DAUGTIERrY,
Dallas, TexRs.
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Ladies' or Dallas anu North Texas.

lam now entering my fourth year in dress
making in Dallas. Thanks for tho liberal
patronage bestowed in the past. Iguaranteo
that in the future all work done by mo can.
not be exceled in flt, style or finish, in any
Of the eastern cities. Ihave AMI shall keep
on hand all the latest designs of ladies' and
children's suits, as they appear from the
press. Give mo cali at 1854 Main street,
Dallas, Texas. Mrs. V. n. WALLER.
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Tho Old Reliable.

George Rick, the Oldest furniture dealer in
the city, has ono of tho largest apa most ele-
giant stocks Of furniture "VGr ooenoa 40 Dali
las. And, while no .eers Le lower grades
at either wholesale or retail, no prides him.
self on keeping the latest STYLES and pattern,
and elegant designs of new furniture. Wha,
Sanger Bros. are TO the dry goods trade
Goor y Rick is TO the furniture trade. Both
are Old irm,, and both have the confidence o,
tho people. Those who know Rick will bu,
N no other pcreon. When furniture Is wa ,cd
call and 500 him, make hiu acquaintance, and
buy your furniture from him, II you wan, e
DO pleased in gods and pricee.
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w d. I'm I Tsos
Executive Man Mon, March 8, 1881.
The spr"Suc Trial SET Down for
10 day.

Newport r. =, March s.-The senior
counsel for Mrk Sprague received note
from ex-GoverrIcr Sprague's attorneys re-.
curing him to bP ready for trial to- morrow.
Since Wednesday there has been talk of a
compromise, cliletly by the ex-governor's
friends, although II Is not though that Mr..
SpHgue bimsJ jill was consulted. To-day
both sides, cxpJessed a READINGS and perfect
Willingness 10 nlrQceed.
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MARKETS. BY rELEGRAPH
NEW ORLEANS

An - SOi MN s5@b 90; higher grades
. sS(G6 -.
oOln ,irmor; G2@Gl.
Oats easier; A.
Pokr quieti old l5k; new lon.
Lard quiet and firm; tierce lOx3l07S kee
, llA9il5s.
Dfy salt meats snlel; shoulders, loose,
OF; packed 70; 40 sides ON hand.
Bacon dull II trket bare of spectators and
nearly 80 OF 81 "a; shoulders quosei at ia;
clear rib 9n; c,lr sides 90.
Hane lirmi choice sugar.cured can
cassed l0@ll.
Whtky STEADY; western rectiied 0569l 10.
Conee quiet; firm; cargoeS rdlnafy To
good l0IGGl3n.
sugar quiet; steady; common to good com.
mon 5A@'; iair 10 fully fair 6ls@6A ptine
to choice 6x@I; yellow clarified lssgssSH,
MoissseS dali; commGa sS@-5; cen
hitlgai ,O9E; air 5jssSi; prime to cbolce
5j@3c; frosted 2!@3j; cistern bottoms 300sl.
s s,ge s,rons; S,Ga@h,y 70 eh,ies 1AG6s.
iual.
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Movement, oSf'the English Troops.

LOndOa, MaFoh SIN addition to rein
forcements al Ady announced for Natal
f'om Tho EASY Nd West Indies, Gibrslter
|hnd Malta, III }10tb, Goth and 9lst regiments
|ei foo, will bt rnt from tho Mediterranean
|rhis vii IN ease tho force in Natal by
|oOoo men. b. announcement al Durham
|0t tue appoitS lent Of General Sir Frederick,
Haborls To ~ n bed the la,o General Cooley
caused grea. ~ istaciion hero.
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Hhuster, T0OtIs a. Co., Wholesale
GlOtslters

Mr.. /. WeNler, the popular aud we'll known
Texas salesman OF this firm In again In the
state and will visit all our principal towns
and cities. he repre- ens the largest ind
wealthicst clothing house "A the United States,
and atar two years patronage, 1t is with pleas
uro he announces that universe II eaiihlicllon
has crowned his labors. Tho Ilrm he reprc-
s9nts acknowledge no supeIiors in this coun.
try a. regards substantial and cheai 'oods
Mr.. Weyi r'a hegdqu rterp are In Dallas and
al orders adore sci 90 him there, care of Gold.
smith Bros, will receive promp' attention. ..
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RlGARlj'Ss u RESTORATIVE

niG'Jnii GS y. SlESslSNastsf
There is wali-lnown principle In animal
physiology that no vital action can take plaoe
excep through the agency OF tho nayOue sys.
tenn: 1.-THE nerve power In any organ Ia wesh Z.
ened Then that organ Is weak There ia aren.
test for over half century. DR.. n,cord' L
Vital Restorative hao been scrutiniged and In
dorsed blythe Academy of Medicine In Poiie,
as an invaluable specific for the above, contuins
no phonphorous, centhncldes or other poscnE,
IL purely Vegetable, producing no reaction,
ana is permanent Ia effect; 10 a sugar coated
pill, and can be had OF Levasser & Co 10 bis
ne Rlcheiiea, Paris tFrsncel, or of DR.. 8.
brown slgebm0nd, proprieiors. Address
Room q, World Building, N. York. None EN-
uino without the signature OF s. Il. Sigespond
on the side OF each box; send for catalogues:
box OF 100 plls $S, box of 400. $40. sent by mall
upon receipt OF price. Sold by all Druggists.
CERTIFICATE.
Paris, July Is, 1S73-la Hue de la Paiy-Out
OF $40 patients. 63 were cured withiu 30 days,
lis In six weeks, $50 between twb and TIN ee
months, two between five and six months,
IN niue months DR. NJ. PERRlGORD.
Medicln de In 1Iopital Charity.
st. Louis, April $, 1880.
III d been impotent for o num- ser OF years,
when commenced to take Ricord VITAL Re
s.orallye. Within three msnshs found my
SELF suddenly restored to my fonmor bealtniul
yigorand the cure Inns been permnneut.
u. II. N1NCENT
know Mr.. Vincent, whose name is signed
TO the above certificate. lIo Is friont OF
mine, and | know tho facts 10 be as he has
stated Them. L. NJ WARD
Proprietor Grand Central AVID European
Hotel.
NOTICE IL hereby Riyen that L. \. smith
OF 81. Louis, aud Il. l.. De Llsser. OF New
| York are 10 longer authorized e. act as
| agents for Records VITAL Restorative.
CAUTION.
A former agent ofmiue, of New York, Is now
ad yertislng = spurious initiation of the celc-
DRAFTED DR.. Records Vitvi re torntive under
the assumed name II DR.. Records Restorative
Pills. To deceive the public even the testi-
monials Of Dire. Il. YlRt chard. q. Iheyalier
Perigord, Raspail, Sir Thompson, IRE G, pied
from my circulars. Ask your druggist for
Rlcord's VITAL Restorative. The genuine car
he had Of W. u Kow II \ Bro, Druggists GO7
Elm rect Dallas, Texas.
y. BROWN SIGESMNOp, NJ. D.,
General Agent for the United States and
South America.
Send stamp for descriptive Circular.
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In buying the medicine known as X dney Wort,
IL Is Il dry, vegetable comDound OF wonderful
efficacy In all diseases of the liver and K dneys,
one package makes six quarts of medicine,
which contains no poisonous liquors, being
prepar, in pure water, See large advert se-
ment
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL. March 3. - u IN. -. Cotton
easier; uplsnds 67-i6; Orleans "a; sales ,O0O;
speculation and expo Lev; receipts, 81 eco,
all American; uplands low Ihiddilng cless,
March delivery, G}.; March and April G}s;
April and May l5-54; May and June Is ga
June and July 6s-l6; July and Auauat q IL
50; futures dull.
l$Op m.-uplands G}s; Orleans $40;
low middllng 6S-lg; good ,,ordinnry ll-l6;
ordinary II l8; W ordnary 81; rdturop
iorseileis ut previous quottt ons
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near ~ possible Tue c0IOr, price, ttyIVs ctC',
desired. A whole suit can now be sent by
mail AT small cost. TICkNOR & co. refer
TO thousands whom they have thus supplied
during the past "a years. Send for samples,
or call al s. w. cor. 9Th & Chestnut, ST. Louis.
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ST. LOUIS.

sT LOUIS, March 5. = Flour steady; un-
changed
Wheat higher; No. cred fall lOOsl0iOl, cash !;
l0SA@lt3'z, April; l0iAgl05, May.
Corn Gull 80, cash and March; 40g5S May,
oats higder; 331s cash; S3A BID Tor APRIL.
Whisky steady.
Pork flrmer; II 60 bid.
Lard dull ana nominal.
Bulk meats HIGHER; held--shoulders 4. 90;
ribs 1.6 sides So
Baconqui t; 81; ribs $40; clear sides s.vO
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j. r. JENKINS,
--CoMMIssiON-
SEED MERCHANT.

complete stock OF Fresh Garden Seed a.
aa,dencrs aud all purchasers supplied oh lib
eral terms.
No. rs ELM STREET, opposite II. L. Mar
sails
, 1881-10-29
f;TTY RIS.fL ysy1'dJ,E.

T1Ot SA!.E--nY PETERSON & BAY,
sss ss$: ;s q; s: ..sn, su
A1aiinH Sst!nrc y room ht"nc-froni: n'I mod
tssiad i'srh: '
s as s4s.sy s"s ;; d
st1nc-fr;,n: Unwilling. em
'~sSs' hSs' ssn III no,S'" s'A i"Sf"ya: Sf
S$: 4$iss; III $5S; %S;$;s; m
w.ss:a:: sSsr iinsia i'ait, ii:iooa; @
Ms's MfMS'5tn' ese mq',ex Ws T .ty hid co
sw s"ssf,"s 4, J., ;',s.; "A, n!1'' win tNo at' ~ nh
csStFg:as y. ns ness r;;oa IiGi
;r nt5hns' r, WITH !ty rs I'D 1s a
"'s' II ilia aisa :iaf;
,.Mts;st, u ''sar hcicoia1: i5.r;Si Giics w
Ma!a:s ucsi iinsai. iasc. now Gflck
oss se'.%. %' oi, si;a.t.: s1r e
.s *%s sna % IL nsas T1s,;
1lo:G s; III. s;iw;sukoo ~, ;sai iisi:rs: Gu
linHss A,!a lot u foot, a'IHankee.hs., nuar N,
|:s $:s !;$ @ til;
I"sss atss s t'csSr..t. tirs.r niann siMl
1". md MI. It IT, ",ac Ina.n s9
ss !s! s: 1s::tsd;s Ss !s"s
ss I'D 3 FL" ~" SSa4 r.. usr nf s!S:i... III; @
a:,s IT sssr sf M
"ss ",s IN, 5 " @ as q ;eFar liz
'"s NM S,'! "5 s,, Sas !|ws,1Eee 1
s I'LL III i" it, kss :se,sa r s5 Sn ,t''so: M It'll
sy "ass , nd t." IT, sSSs: sar enr "fG f;; 19
ii3,.s ind ioi. ID sess Sort iiastesI. ; aSaf ss"
havs :ss s;sS 81 vassat ies /,
ensY terms. ~
, 1881-10-29

TOR SAhE-bY BARNES d PARISH,
- iteml E9ate md 1ontlhR agents. a7 l.n tn1le'st.
Wcst sluasnn'at. = nr 4axl2A tnPEuyed.
HMnaoIph-st., nrlr EllxnhettI tsIx LII. 1npthvOd
West fnn lnren:st.. iIns corner with two stores
nnd tl!s a9ve 9td thre, two.story brick dMcl'tnEs
nov rsnted iur ishl per yeAr: Kn0d Investment ~,
ia.avtt-Ht. rear A!ln;l,s. Njxl41. improved.
,H0n1tE-Bt.t Hehr Van bHrpu, t0Oi cottage Hnu aoE
WnshlnntGn.At, nenr 1'G1rfh, 31xinb tspprovot
~. !xk md ~ NGtstcr.av.. ?-stoty md basGmcut
brick hOuaDs. good brick Darns, iuts I!x11t.
tN krlfEursat., 2-stury brick htI,l*u. only ft.(DQ.
lInlAtnl.et.. Lake View. 2.stnry couttute brick
honbD. 3.stufy fr7tIuu bnri. lot aati.j.
targvGlnnd pIFk. .Nv .-story Anl bnaB, stone 'front.'
a E'slirig.nr .ttOry frti,lu rck tx., brlck barn.
tAll1 Arnh}d-Ht,. 6uaert11t cGttAse, +. F0tis.
ysgcond-st, rirar Wal nee. GOttagea and lots.
hne eaNa,Ioa. !at.s.xie4 EGos,
iIthl DtArhIFfl.ht.. b,lsDtinnt colt1Eat ID rooms
MT l'oIk.%t.. cottaED md bnrn lot aaxla1.
4!l Oaktey.kt.. ENttAup, lot. ....
!b and UT West l'alk-st, two 2atorY hrlek houses.
lkf7 Tny1ut-at. enttMsc. lot.
Th1rfy'xrvcth-bt., curHer FlHconnos~ny, lot hGx9,
Win Two hHHses.
Thr,Y-scyeulh-Ht.. corner Stanton.nv. lot s9xllu,
With two 1-alty hnd bAHGtnGnt tta&uo houses.
AOl Ealuglet nv, lul 4Sxls5 feet, 9.story frame
hnnng IN brick 1tssln'.nt frll0 bnFn.
gai!n.ns.nr.. roilth Ut faWclftll.ht. 1T aax1aa
tnbey,Ft., corner fverEreen-Mv.. ta1lD i4et.
A4 W1st 1srIe.Bt-, lot 1ixl!j feGL
Jlt. Wnbasls-sv. a-sioty und haseMont frnme, VIII
o 'S JHNNES 4 tsSfklS{i, i57 In Enlje.st
, 1881-10-29


rI,U ENCIlANGE--Fut \ GOOD M
'ps0ysa isrm y lsa"s s"n u ny ",sssn'i ts s, O.
Eide rpniv1sco with Iutr hotet property u miles
sUutI frtlni CAlCaan k1 ar!cs ~ eA9lGrn hansAs z
acsss in II set,nr, hi elpaI 81 incunt1Ance. md
sory, cho!cu. i.UY1Eh Z. HEEl's.Is, " aeasen7n-
, 1881-10-29

r1,O ENCHANGE-sJ,t IN AlERclIAN-
,tite 1t low figures, fur city lots olonr. Atdruss
y !, TttbIuu Office
, 1881-10-29

NFONTGAGE LOANS MADE AND
IKA trst unrtxAgns bought IN Improved city utup-
erty u.ld Illinois farms. klMhALl+ HusE 4 CO..
J'ribuRn lluolHx.
, 1881-10-29

TOR SALE-l}AKGA1ES! llARtiAINSi
~ E.au-South DcaraUrh-sL, acar Twenty.a1yenthi
-lnttcs1lcd-st, near Thlrty-scvonts,; Is per
tsn}- -shurtlo1tay., ncnr Thlrsy-rrst-st.; pays Il
t1aIi-i}.carti- ST.. near webstcr-nv.; ispor cent.
HiW-hlxauktu~Ar.. Hcnr ClltcIRQ-hy.; II pCr
observation-disclosures, nonr Sobte-st., IT per cunt.
El!M0- hwauker'nv.. '.cnr KntHy-st:; y pef c9nt.
dGaN. and tnc!rK IN rear DisisIon.st.
fI-snMti! fa,sic IT.. nGar Maxwell. y por cent
tlMI-snut., l!astct-kt, rcnr Forqucr: II per cont
4hNU-soHth Haetcd-st., ienr frelftl9 paya IL per
t5An-ll!ue 1slnnd:ny., near r'lnylor.st.; cheap
e7HO-l3luc 1aund-av., mar Twclfth-st, tovesnl
flu tlue lsand.ay. near 1hr.centh.at., pays II
s5.aIl-1sluo 1s!nnd-av. near 1'hrsccn-st. pays u
s!WV-Knnea.st.. rrar Twelfth, iars u poT cont.
$tN-SUnth a1nrpnn st, npnt lnrrtsbnf u per cunt.
.t4g-Hruth h!or3Hn.st., near .tHyi1r: l! rbr rent
taAIesiaxwa.i-st,. i,enr llNlslcti; ii icr cent.
!!n1W9st faTlt,r.st l!tar !! not cent
t!AGN-Wg:t EAtc!txu-nv.. double history brick
bn!ina: will my II per CENT. - .
fhaN-S0uth Cu''al-bt.s ncas TNe!fth: pays u pnr
tiAll-llp Ka1b.st, ls~room brick dwelling; cbunp.
R.sWl-Foquer-sL, nenr fuu tBiand.nv., u per
tl.nE-North llobey.st. near MIIshuken-ay.; cheap.
tSl-:ssal ltt-st. xlxlA; very cheap.
&LDG-iU feCt corner fpArbDrf-Ar, md Divisional.
f!,An-1tU fAot g,lrner Belmont nnd Sllnte1,1-nvs,
bnv0 Entkl .nHhy IuHre bnr4ntis In hll rn:ts Df
tho city nnt country nls9 asres Mnd farms. 1t Jou
1@' ''' H. Ii. iiosESTIiAL-
1I1 La Salfe-At., RouH 20.
, 1881-10-29

FT,O LOAN--Sa00o IN ONE SUM, OF, IN
l. TWO tt1un 0f $lAU cacll, 4 ppr CANT; M euElls-
sIVn. ~ q. u Al.T, U llRndlpE.ML littOn u.
, 1881-10-29

&H0 OOO TO LOAN--CIIiCA(;O MON
tVOV.OVV oy. lm suaIs Of l,u) und npxnnis..
from tn ytnF1. ~ p1r clN ~ l!up!ngEn Property
SAnd d Ilurttuu lliutk, III In vJulnjt+st
, 1881-10-29

MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE,
4f1 plutps machinery. lUrsaB, cntstAKus etc. Chat
81 nIutlHaxos bought. H0oin y l'oItuud NUrk, tF
DvarborR-sk.
, 1881-10-29

K PER CENT-AfUNEY TO LOAN ON
~ city rcnt estato. Z. j. ilAABLElOS. IL Cark.st,
1luom II
, 1881-10-29

H1GllEST PRICE PAID Fol, STATE
IL snrn.s nnl Fiucl!ty Bunk book. md sc4lnd-
naviAn Nutinul llnnk taEtlI.calea- IRA uOI4MK5,
General BROKER HI W WnxhlnKtun-at
, 1881-10-29

TJ,O ENCIIANt:E-FuI! GOOD FARMS,
l'rario.av.. and Carpenlo5-st TUMLlNsoS, Is
MHkJpiypHkAn bYGk.
, 1881-10-29

MI leai estate II suns @ Si i mq q slp,Sn. Ae4Ao'
HENRY WAt.LEA JR.,
lU7 u0arDorn-st,
, 1881-10-29

NTANTED-ALl, PEOPLE WHO WISH
w tu h1ffUW n1hnuy IN city tnul GxtAte nt n~pat
talls 10 caIl Oh tiltkESE SEuAUM SONS, !. Uuar-
boE1l-At ..'
, 1881-10-29

1tASH PAID FOR NEGOTIABLE LIFE.
li.nurnflcG policies. nr 1lnney tunnG!l 0n thssu,
Send sta.hp tor particulars. ARTHUR Gl.EAsuN,
ll.IN tst,&t
, 1881-10-29

rI1O ENCIlANGE-GKOCEKY: HALF
i. tns. runn,t.pr rca! rssHonal property. TOM.
llStUSt Is Metropolitan lfluck.
, 1881-10-29

FI1O ENCiIANGE-so ACRES CT .OSE
and calrrtnGg. TAiLINslN, Il METROPOLITAN l1lnck.
, 1881-10-29

A TTESTION CAPITALISTS PART
IL ner want4.1 10 otGn w n wlluut firm III A1d
tyer Valley 0t thu Surth hf patty who II nM tntn.
ing tHucre farm therpi toftespul1Bnto collected.
AddEtss ID, II. Mct;iSSiS snrinRne!L. lit.
, 1881-10-29

AfON1;Y TO LOAN AT CURRENT
III rnles real esta&o. Il. W. ltfMAh. Jls., i CU.
iks -et.
, 1881-10-29

IIyDIi INA AKEliO USE Nd CRIBS
II ,ytthin Is MIN. ~ thicnuo tf<Y III vicinity pu1d.
ICrms Gu.y Capacity. 0l.UU bus'ssla Aadress II =.
m i
, 1881-10-29
1Y<tNYEI)-IU LEASE.

1NANTEl)-'rO LEASE-FOIt 4 TERN
w Of yeaEa fur misunderstanding rufp1aes, sgsttHl
lota In pI4t envunlsnily located neNt lhu 1na!s
Hart OF Tho city, IN which the OMuvF Will GscGt
building 70 gss a16uI t5!p1 Estates having 4ntia.
ssyn!4 !,sr.uunvnt uid responsible teIAhis A1dsess
" q. Tribune uisce+