Edwards' annual directory to the inhabitants in the city of Chicago, 1867, Part 220

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Publication date: 1867
Publisher: Chicago, Ill. : R. Edwards
Number of Pages: 1086


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Budde Frederick, 49 S. Unlon


Iffland George, 26 N. Wells


Mattern Ern-t, 61 Adams


Schroeder Henry, 14 N. Sangamon


Wood Turning and Scroll Sawing. (See also Turners.)


Bryerton William, Tyler, bet. Franklin and Market


Wood Workers.


Ebbert & McCreary, 39 N. State


Wood Working Machinery. MERRIMAN & WRIGHT, 14 Wells. (See adv't page 544)


Wood Yards. (See also Wood and Coal.)


Benz Philip, Lake, bet. Green and Peoria


Bowen James W., Ellsworth, se. cor. Sebor


Bowers John H. 162 22d Boynton Charles H. 538 S. Canal


Brown O. R. 56 Kingsbury


Busse & Schroeder, Hawthorn av.


Campbell James, 47 River, and nw. cor. Halsted street bridge


Cline & Co. Clinton, aw. cor. Van Buren


Crandall William B., N. Pier, cor. Water Duguld & Menge, 48 W. Charles Dunne M. & E., Archer av. nr. Ogden allp


Frost & Bro. Illinois, ne. cor. Wells


Goit O. W. & Co. 150 S. Canal


Graff John P., L'eKoven, se. cor. Canal


Ilartwell . G. 80 W. 12th


Hoyt & Co. ca. Ogden slip, on Archer ar.


lluben & Elterman, Hawthorn av. bet. Division and Larrabee


Kader & Brother, Hawthorn av.


Long & Schaffel. foot of Oak, on Hawthorn av.


Mahler & Boerner, Roberta, foot of liuron, and 122 W. Lnke


Mathews Thomas, N. Union, bet. Randolph and Lake McConnell E. A. 550 Lumber McKav Johr. A. 58 N. Water McNeill I1. 13; N. Wella


BRYANT & STRATTON'S COLLEGES.


DRAKE & BRO., Dealers in TASSELS AND CORDS, WALL PAPER, PAINT BRUSHES, &


181 Clark street.


Men's, Youth's and Boys' Clothing, at Scott, Rouse & Co., 100 & 102 Randolph St.


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Miller & Liebenstein, Polk, se. cor. Ellsworth Millney Allen J. 215 W. Lake, and 22 W. Randolph Reiners & Weede, 637 and 689 Clark Schafer J. H. agent, I. Himmelburger, Kinzie, ne, cor. Peoria Schaler John Wm. 900 S. Halsted " Schmitt Peter, Hawthorn av. bet. Division and Larrabee Schoppmann B. H. 541 and 548 N. Wells


Wooden Ware Manufacturers.


Mowry W. A. 87 S. Water MUNRO, WHITMAN & CO. N. Water, nr. pier Warner, Gould & Co. 45 S. Water White Nathaniel, 107 S. Water


Wooden and Willow Ware Dealers. (See also Willoio Ware.)


Wool Commission Merchants. LEWISES & BROOKS, 235 S. Water PIXLEY, HALL & KINSEY, 233 S. Water


STURGES, McALLISTER & CO.


Chicago Artesian Well Co. office, 195 Washington Croskey A. F. & Co. W. Chicago av. cor. Western av. Woolen Shirts, Manufacturers. Rohrbach, Lindauer & Co. 25 Lake


Woolen, Foreign and Domestic, Whole- sale. .


BOWEN, WHITMAN & WINS- LOW, 15, 17, 19 and 21 Randolph Cahn, Wampold & Co. 60 and 62 Wabash av.


BUSINESS MEN OF EVERY CALLING ENDORSE


Woolens, Jobbers. WEINSTEN, BERNHARD & CO. 88 Lake


Worsteds and Worsted Goods.


Haase F. C. 101 W. Madison Hochbaum Henry, 59 N. Clark Heinzmann George, 203 N. Clark


Winterberry Amelia, 203 Chicago av.


Writing Fluid Manufacturers.


(See also Ink Manufacturers.)


Sanford Manufacturing Co. office, Steel's bldg. 180 S. Water, cor. LaSalle


Wrought Iron Pipes.


Crane R. T. & Bro. Desplaines, cor. Fulton Fuller & Ford, 282 and 284 Madison


JESUP, KENNEDY & CO. 11 and 13 Wells


Peterson & Patterson, 90 Washington


Yankee Notions, Importers.


JOHNSON R. I. & CO. 81 and 88 S. Water.


Yankee Notions, Retail. (See also Notions, Retail.)


Brownell Mary E. 150 W. Lake Coin Marks, 196 N. Clark


Geery Elizabeth, 5 Blue Island av.


Hammill Peter, 335 State


Heller Abraham, 209 Wells Kann Constantin, 128 Archer av.


Laugerman James, 633 Archer av. Mandl Bernard, 181}6 W. Madison McGrath Ruth A. Mrs. 147 S. Desplaines


Palm-r Stephen, 672 W. Madison


Redelings Theodore, 136 N. Clark Steinhart Robert, 390 Clark


Yankee Notions, Wholesale. (See also Notions, Wholesale.) Peugeot P. 101 Lake


Yankee Notions, Whol. and Ret.


(See also Notions, Wholesale and Retail.)


Childs M. W. & Co. 227 Randolph


Jerichow A. Mrs. 12 N. Clark Jerichow Henry, 21 N. Clark Merker Brothers, 122 Lake


Niederhofer & Brother, 61 N. Clark


Periolat Bros. 190 Randolph


VERGHO, RUHLING & CO. 104 Lake


Yarns, Worsted, etc., Whol. and Ret. Kuerrer Leonhard, 256>% Clark SUTTON & BURKITT, 177 Lake


Zephyr Worsteds.


Becker Miss & Mrs. Nussbaumer, 25 N. Clark Brucklacher Louis, 252 Clark Mendelson Theodore, 120 Lake


BRYANT & STRATTON'S COLLEGE.


WOO Schultze & Co. 221 N. Wells White C. M. 101 N. Morgan White Lyman P., Galena Depot Woodley George, 783 State Chessman Charles F. room 8, 82 S. Water Cupples, Marston & Peck, 37. S. Water Dalton James P. & Co. 71 Lake Davis J. C. & Co. agents, 20 S. Water Davis Theodore T. 59 S. Water VanSchaack Henry C. jr. 48 State White Nathaniel, 107 S. Water Wool Broker. Evans Maurice jr. 188 Kinzie Wool Dealers. (See also Hides, Pelts and Wool.) Cowan C. H. 163 Kinzie Howard & Bowman, 172 N. Water Kauffeld Charles, 107 Clark Mills L. L. & W. N. 210 Kinzie Palmer & Clarke, 231 S. Water Sharp Joseph S. 225 S. Water Woolen Factories. KEITH BROTHERS, 45 and 47 Lake Keith, Wood & Co. 10, 12 and 14 Lake BELDING & CO.S MAMMOTH CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, S. W. Cor. of Dearborn and Randolph Sts. 2, 4 and 6 Rush Thompson H. T. 161 E. Kinzie Tillinghast, Allen & Co. 250 and 252 S. Water Ullman Joseph, 240 Lake and 265 S. Water Weil J. & Bros. 30 Market


NATIONAL HOTEL,


CORNER OF MAIN & FOURTH STREETS,


LOUISVILLE, KY


NATIONAL HOTEL.


DELIGHTFULLY SITUATED ON THE


MOST FASHIONABLE THOROUGHFARE OF THE CITY


And suitable for Gentlemen and their families.


THE TICKET OFFICES FOR ALL THE RAILROADS RUNNING OUT OF THE CITY,


Are situated near the House, as well as the Landing for the UNION PACKET LINES.


CARRIAGES ALWAYS IN ATTENDANCE.


WOODRUFF & KEAN, Proprietors.


OHIO & MISSISSIPPI


RAILROAD LINE


FOR CINCINNATI,


WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,


Leave ST. LOUIS at 6.15 A. M. and 3.20 P. M. Arrive at CINCINNATI at - - 11.00 P. M. and 7.20 A. M. Making close connections at Cincinnati with Trains of


Little Miami, Col. & Xenia R. R., Atlantic Great Western R. R., and Marietta & Cincinnati R. R., FOR NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, BALTIMORE, AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.


FOR LOUISVILLE!


Leave St. Louis at 6.15 A. M., and 3.20 P. M.


Arrive at Louisville, at - 9:10 P. M., and 6.30 A. M.


Leave St. Louis at 6.15 A. M., and 5.20 P. M.


Arrive at Cairo at 4.15 P. M., and 3.55 A. M.


Arrive at Memphis at 8,00 A. M., and 2.45 P. M. Close connections made at Cairo at 3.55 A. M. for NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE, & ALL THE SOUTHERN POINTS.


ONE TRAIN ON SUNDAY, AT 3.20 P. M. THROUGH TO CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND CAIRO.


The only Trains out of St. Louis Eastward on Saturday afternoon, are by this Route, through to Cincinnati, Louisville and Cairo, Friday P. M. Train goes through to all Eastern Points without any detention.


Passengers for Chicago and the Northwest, will find this a desirable Route. For Through Tickets, apply at the Office, Northwest Cor. Fourth and Chesnut Sts., (NEW NOS. 101 AND 103) ST. LOUIS.


CHAS. E. FOLLETT, Gen'l Ticket Agent.


C. B. WARDROP, Ticket Ag't, St. Louis.


W. D. GRISWOLD, Gen'l Sup't.


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CONDS, CERTIFICATES, DRAFTS, DIPLOMAS


SHOW CARDS, VIEWS. LABEL


COMMERCIAL BLANKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. BRANCH OF THE


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STEEL PLATE ENGRAVING & PRINTING.


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THOMAS H. BROWN, Agent, NO. 44 ADAMS STREET, CHICAGO, KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FINE ASSORTMENT OF


BUGGIES


Special attention given to the manufacture of


Sulkies, Skeleton Wagons, AND LIGHT WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.


All of the best and thoroughly seasoned Timber, newest styles and superior workmanship.


GRANT'S SHIFTING BUGGY TOP RAIL,


(See Cut) by which the Tor can be taken off and put on in one moment, and be as se- cure as if riveted to the seat.


(27" SHOP RIGHTS for the same can be had for the State of Illinois, at 44 Adams St.


(Editorial Notice.)


It is with pleasure that we call the attention of the numerous readers of the Direc- tory to the advertisement of the well-known " Novelty Carriage Works," an establish- ment second to no other in the world. The work which is turned out from this manufactory is deserving of all the praise which can possibly be bestowed upon it. None but the best quality of timber is used in the construction of vehicles, and work men the most skillful in the business are employed, and none other. There is ro necessity of going east for articles in the above line, so long as establishments of this kind are located in Chicago ; and further, the prices are as low, if not lower, than the same quality of work can be bought in any other locality. We invite particular atten- tion to "GRANT'S SHIFTING BUGGY TOP RAIL," which is sine qua non in the way of excellence and convenience to every buggy. It only requires to be tested to become universal in its use. Go to the Novelty Carriage Works by all means, and patronize home manufactures and home institutions. A


CITY HOTEL


CITY HOTEL.


BAKER. CHICAGO


Corner of State and Lake Streets,


CHICAGO, ILL.


The undersigned having leased the above Hotel for a term of years, announces that it is now open and ready for the reception of guests. The House has been


Furnished Throughout with New and Costly Materials,


the rooms thoroughly renovated, well painted, and every care and attention bestowed to render them handsome and elegant apartments.


The subscriber assures the public generally that he has spared no expense in fitting up this House in such a manner as cannot fail to conduce to the comfort and happiness of the guests ; and in so doing hopes, by strict attention to the wants of the establishment, to merit a share of the lib - eral patronage which this House has hi therto received.


L. H. AINSWORTH.


(Editorial Notice.)


Since the above Hotel passed into the hands of the present popular proprietor, it has not only maintained its former high reputation with the traveling public, but has increased in everything appertaining to the wants of those who make use of hotel ac- commodations. Located in the vicinity of the largest railroad depots in the West, and in close proximity to the wholesale houses in the city, it presents excellent advan- tages to the traveler and business man. Its rooms are airy and convenient, with all the modern improvements which induce so much to the comfort of guests, and its clerks, waiters, and porters, accommodating and obliging. The City Hotel passed into the hands of MR. AINSWORTH on the 9th of April last, and from that time has rapidly grown in favor with the public, a fact which speaks volumes in favor of its present management. We commend the City Hotel to everbody who wants to enjoy the com. forts of a good table, and the attention of a genial and popular host.


METROPOLITAN HOTEL.


METROPOLITAN HOT


CHLOS CANCACO


Corner of Wells and Randolph Streets, CHICAGO.


The well-known METROPOLITAN HOTEL, since the addition of the MAY HOTEL, now contains


Two Hundred and Fifty Rooms, WELL FURNISHED AND LIGHTED WITH GAS.


The House is located in the heart of the business portion of the City, near the principal Wholesale Stores, and convenient to the Rullroad Depots and Places of Amusement.


No pains will be spared to unite in the Metropolitan all the comforts of home with the Inuxury of a


FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.


Board Three Dollars per Day. J. B. DUNBAR, Proprietor.


(Editorial Notice.)


This popular Hotel, nuder the charge of the present proprietor, J. B. DUNBAR, Esq .. is still adding new lustre to its fame and reputation. It has recently undergone a com . plete re-fitting, and now offers the public the comforts of a home, and the luxuries of a first-class Hotel. The numerous friends of Mr. Dunbar in Wisconsin and throughont the Northwest, will be delighted to find that his genial qualitlos and good taste can be de. voted to the comfort of the traveling public. The Metropolitan is centrally located. convenient to all the railroad depots and business part of the city.


C. H. HANSON JOHN C. HILTON.


HANSON & HILTON'S


EXCELSIOR


STENCIL & CARD ENGRAVING ROOMS,


NO. 144 S. WATER ST., CORNER OF CLARK, CHICAGO, ILL.


STENCIL PLATES,


For Merchants, Millers, Manufacturers, Distillers and Shippers. SMALL STENCILS for marking Books, Clothing, &c. Particular attention given to Flour, Whisky and Tobacco Brands.


NOTARIAL AND BUSINESS SEALS. Engraved in the best manner.


DOOR PLATES AND NUMBERS Of the latest and best patterns.


BAGG A For Railroads, Hotels and Steamboats.


BRASS ALPHABETS AND FIGURES, ALL SIZES. STENCIL BRUSHES, LARGE AND SMALL.


STENCIL AND MARKING INKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Steel Stamps, Steel Alphabets and Figures. Name Stamps. STENCIL TOOLS of every Description, Style and Size. WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS engraved in the most approved styles.


DIE SINKING IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES. EMBROIDERY STAMPS kept on hand or made to order. TRAVELING STENCIL CUTTERS Will find this the place to procure complete outfits-Blocks, Brushes, Brass and German Silver Plate, Indelible Ink, Frames, Dies and Tools of all kinds.


(ey Persons wanting anything in our line will do well to call and see specimens of our work. Everything we keep is of the best quality, and our work warranted. All orders will be executed with promptness and despatch. Orders from a distance will receive prompt attention. ' Price Lists will be sent on application.


Remember the Rooms 5 and 6, Hilliard's Block.


HANSON & HILTON, 144 S. Water St.


GREAT SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN ROUTE.


ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.


Through Route From Chicago TO THE


SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.


TWO DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO, Morning and Evening, running through


TO CAIRO WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS OR BAGGAGE


And connecting at Cairo with Daily Steamers for


Memphis, Vicksburg, Natchez,


NEW ORLEANS,


And all Points on the Lower Mississippi.


CONNECTIONS ARE ALSO MADE FOR


Alton, St. Louis, Springfield, Decatur, Quincy, Peoria. 'Terre Haute, Vincennes and Evansville.


Elegant Sleeping Cars attached to Night Trains BAGGAGE CHECKED TO ALL IMPORTANT POINTS.


NOTICE 1 CAIRO, MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PASSENGERS Will find this the only Direct Route!


THROUGH TICKETS for sale at the Office of the Company, in the Great Central Depot, foot of Lake and Sonth Water Streets.


W. P. JOHNSON, Gen'l Passenger Agent.


M. HUGHITT, Gen'l Superintendent.


BAGGAGE AND PACKAGE


WHITE'S BAGGAGE & PACKAGE EXPR. CO.


OFFICE 4 5 STATE ST


EXPRESS COMPANY.


Baggage promptly delivered to and from Rail- road Depots, in any part of the city, by leaving checks or orders at the office.


Household Goods moved on large Spring Wagons.


Light Freight and Packages delivered to all parts of the City.


OFFICE: No. 45 State Street, CITY HOTEL BLOCK.


WHITE, COLE & CO., Proprs.


JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD.


Two Daily Trains leave Jeffersonville,


OPPOSITE LOUISVILLE,


Dally, except Sundays, makirg direct connections as follows :


FOR Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland, New York, Boston,


Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Balitimore, Washington, And all Eastern and North-Eastern Cities, TOLEDO, DETROIT, &c.


AT INDIANAPOLIS, FOR Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New York, BOSTON, BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CITY. And All Points East and North-East. FOR CHICAGO, DETROIT, And all Points in the North and North . West.


For Cairo, St. Louis, Hannibal, Quincy, St. Joseph, &c.


Passengers by taking this Route, avoid a disagreeable Omnibus Ride of Five Miles.


THIS ROUTE IS SIXTY MILES SHORTER, AND Passengers Save Fourteen Hours in Time, Over any and all other Routes to Chicago and the Northwest.


AT THIS IS THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO EASTERN CITIES.


Passengers should examine their Tickets carefully to see that they read "JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD."


Any information can be obtained, or Tickets purchased, at the office of the Company.


S. E. Cor. Main & Third Sts., Louisville, Ky .. Or at the Railroad Depot, Jeffersonville. fare always as Low as by any Other Route.


HORACE SMITHI, Gen. Sup't. JAS. FERRIER. Gen. Ticket Agent. C. W. JOHNSTON, Ticket Agent. S. E. Cor. Main and Third.


SHERMAN HOUSE LIVERY.


J. SAWYER.


M. M. BROWN.


SAWYER & BROWN,


LIVERY AND SALE


STABLES


COUCH PLACE,


Between Dearborn and Clark Streets,


CHICAGO, ILL.


THE PENNSYLVANIA


DOUBLE TRACK


RAILROAD.


SHORTEST, QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE BETWEEN THE


EAST AND WEST.


The Track is Stone Ballasted and entirely Free from Dust.


On the arrival of Passenger Trains from the West, at the Union Depot, Pittsburg, FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS :


DAY EXPRESS, 3.10 A. M., Except Sunday. FAST MAIL, 9.00 A. M., Except Sunday.


CINCINNATI EXPRESS, 11.25 A. M., Every Day.


PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS, 4.20 P. M., Except Sunday.


FAST LINE, 10.30 P. M., Except Sunday.


Running through, without change of Cars, to


Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore & New York


TWO HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER LINES, CONNECTING DIRECT FOR ALL NEW ENGLAND TOWNS AND WASHINGTON CITY.


SPECIAL TRAIN ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.


Trains from the principal; Western Towns which connect with the SATURDAY EVENING TRAIN from CHICAGO and FORT WAYNE, and SUNDAY MORNING TRAIN from CREST- LINE, run through on Sunday without delay, arriving in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington City,


TWENTY-SIX HOURS IN ADVANCE OF OTHER ROUTES.


NEW ENGLAND PASSENGERS


And their Baggage are transferred free through to New York. And by taking this Route they can, without extra cost, visit Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphia and New York, viewing on the way the grandest Scenery of the Alleghany Mountains, and the unrivalled beauty of the Landscapes along the Juniata and Susquehanna valleys.


SILVER PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING CARS Run through from Chicago to New York WITHOUT CHANGE.


FARE ALWAYS AS LOW AS BY OTHER ROUTES.


EDWARD HI. WILLIAMS, General Superintendent., Altoona, Pa. H. W. GWINNER. General Ticket Agent, Philadelphia. W. II. HOLMES, General Western Passenger Agent, Chicago, Ill. T. L. KIMBALL, Assistant General Agent, Chicago, 111. Ticket Office, Metropolitan Block, Chicago, Sign of Red Star. B


Louisville, New Albany,


AND CHICAGO Railroad Line.


THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE BETWEEN


LOUISVILLE & CHICAGO,


CONNECTING WITH OTHER ROADS AS FOLLOWS :


AT MITCHELL, with Ohio and Mississippi R. R., for Cairo, St. Louis, Kansas City, and all points in the Southwest, saving thirty miles travel.


AT GREENCASTLE JUNCTION, with the Terre Haute and Richmond road, for Terre Haute, Indianapolis, Mattoon, Decatur and Bloomington.


AT LAFAYETTE, with Toledo, Wabash and Western R. R., for Springfield, Keokuk, Fort Wayne, Toledo. and Indiana and Cincinnati R. R., for Indianapolis and Cincinnati.


AT REYNOLDS, with the Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw R. R., for all points on that line. AT LA CROSSE, with the Great Eastern R. R.


AT WANATAH, with the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago R. R.


AT LA CROIX, with Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana R. R.


AT MICHIGAN CITY, with Michigan Central R. R., for Chicago and the Great North- west.


SAFETY, COMFORT AND SPEED,


ALL SECURED BY THIS ROUTE.


BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.


B. F. MASTEN, Supt.


J. G. WILLIAMSON, Gen'l Ticket Agent.


PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO


RAIL


WAY.


THE ONLY ROUTE RUNNING CARS Through from Chicago to New York without Change, AND IS THE SHORTEST LINE FROM CHICACO TO NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, HARRISBURG AND PITTSBURG. ALSO, THE DIRECT ROUTE TO Boston, Albany, Buffalo, Dunkirk, Cleveland, Columbus.Cincinnati, WHEELING, DAYTON, And all Cities and Towns between Chicago and those Points above named.


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Trains leave the West Side Union Depot, corner Madison and Canal Streets, Chicago, on arrival of Trains from the West, as follows :


DAY EXPRESS, FAST EXPRESS, NIGHT EXPRESS,


7.00 A. M. Daily, except Sunday, 4.30 P. M. Daily, 10.00 A. M.ex. Sat. & Sunday.


THERE IS NO CHANGE OF CARS BETWEEN CHICAGO & PITTSBURG -- AND BUT -- One Change between Chicago, Baltimore and Philadelphia, Or to NEW YORK, via Allentown. No Change on Silver Palace Cars between Chicago & New York


This is the only route by which Passengers can


LEAVE CHICAGO SATURD AY EVENING, And arrive at PITTSBURG at 10.45 A. M. on Sunday,


NEW YORK 5.00 | BALTIMORE. .7.00


PHILADELPHIA 12.50 ! WASHINGTON .. 10.20


ON MONDAY MORNING,


Twenty-four Hours in Advance of All Other Boutes.


CLOSE CONNECTIONS MADE AT NEW YORK FOR BOSTON.


Buy your Tickets via this route for Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Xenia, Newark, Zane s- ville, Mt. Vernon, Wheeling, and all points in Southern Ohio.


WOODRUFF'S STATE-ROOM SLEEPING CARS, Are run on all Night Trains, and Baggage Is checked through to all Enstern Cities, and handied free.


To secure the SHORTEST ROUTE, GREATEST COMFORT, and the SAVING OF TIME, Ask for Tickets via Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago, Which are for sale at all the principal Ticket Offices In the West ; at the Company's Offices In Cbl cago, corner Clark and Randolph streets, and at the Union Depol, West Side.


OFFICERS.


G. W. CASS, President, Pittsburg. J. N. MCCULLOUGH, den'l Supt. Pillsbury. W. P. SHINN, Gen't Freight Agent, Pittsburg. JOSEPH H. MOORE, Com'I Agent, Chicago. J. R. MYERS, Gen't Tleket Agent, Pittsburg. J. P. BRADY, Freight Agent, Chicago.


W. C. CLELAND, Gen. West. Pass. Agent, 65 Clark St., Chicago.


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CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY.


CINCINNATI AIR-LINE.


SHORTEST, QUICKEST AND MOST DESIRABLE ROUTE TO


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INDIANAPOLIS AND LOUISVILLE.


NEW & DIRECT ROUTE TO Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, NEW YORK AND BOSTON.


TWO THROUGH TRAINS DAILY,


MAKING DIRECT CONNECTIONS WITH ALL THE WESTERN ROADS.


No Change of Cars bet. Chicago, Indianapolis & Cincinnati.


TIME QUICKER THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.


THIS IS ALSO THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO


Dayton, Columbus,


Wheeling, Madison,


Xenia, Newark,


Chillicothe, Greeneastic,


Piqua, Steubenville,


Marietta, Terre Haute,


Urbana, Zanesville,


Parkersburg, Evansville,


And all Points in Central and Southern Ohio and Indiana ; also for


NASHVILLE, LEXINGTON, FRANKFORT,


And all Points in Kentucky and Tennessee.


New and Elegant Sleeping Cars ON NIGHT TRAINS TO CINCINNATI AND INDIANAPOLIS.


THROUGH TICKETS for sale at all principal Railroad Ticket Offices in the West and North wert. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH to all important points. Ticket Offices in Chicago, corner of Randolph and Dearborn Streets (under Matteron House.) and at the Depot, corner of Canal and Kinzie Streets, West Side.


FRED. H. GARFIELD, General Passenger Agent.


J. E. YOUNG, Vice-President.


T. J. NIXON,


Master of Transportation.


S. J. SMITH.


General Ticket Agent.


MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIROA


WITH ITS CONNECTIONS, THE MOST RELIABLE ROUTE TO ALL POINTS IN THE EASTERN STATES AND CANADAS.


FOUR TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO DAILY, FROM THE GREAT MICHIGAN SOUTHERN DEPOT,


On Van Buren and Sherman Streets,


Connecting at Toledo with trains on Cleveland and Toledo, and Dayton and Michigan Railroads. Connecting at Detroit with trains on Great Western and Grand Trunk Railways. Connecting at Clyde and Monroeville with trains for all points in Central and Southern Ohio. Connecting at Cleveland with Atlantic and Great Western, Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad for Wheeling, Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, &c. Connecting at Dunkirk with the New York and Erie Railroad.


Connecting at Buffalo with New York Central and Erie Railroads for all points in New York and the New England States.


THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN ROAD IS THOROUGHLY BALLASTED,


And the most complete, in all its appointments, of any road in the Western country, and for sp ed, safety and comfort is not excelled by any Railway in the United States.


SALISBURY'S PATENT DUSTERS Are used on all day trains, which effectually exclude both Dust and Noise.


ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS Accompany all night trains running between Chicago and Detroit, and Detroit and Cleveland with- out change.


ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS BETWEEN CHICAGO AND BUFFALO,


1] ₱ For Tickets or information apply at the Company's Office, No. 56 CLARK STREET, where. berths in Sleeping Car can be secured at any time during the day.


OFFICERS.


C. F. HATCH, Gen'l Sup't, Chicago. C. P. LELAND, Gen'l Ticket Ag't, Chicago. C. M. GRAY, Com'l Freight Ag't, Chicago, S. C. HOUGH, Gen'l. West'n Pass. Ag't, Chicago.


HOMES IN ILLINOIS.


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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.,


In Tracts of 40, 80, 160, 320, 640 Acres or more. 7


The inducements to settlers on these lands are such as to enable the person of small means to secure for himself and family a HOME of their own, and the well-to-do to make a most profitable investment. They are located along the line of the Company's Railway, and are all adapted to the varied productions of the temperate zone, and from their rich, deep soil yield with less labor, and in much greater abundance, all the crops of New England and the Middle States. Machinery for planting, cultivating and harvestinghere does the work of many hands. Grain is shipped in bulk from all sta- tions, thus saving the trouble and expense of bagging. The best markets of the world are always open for their produce, and the transit quick, cheap and direct-in summer, to Chicago and the great lakes, East; in winter, to Cairo and by the Mis- sissippi Rier, South. The climate is genial and healthy, the taxes are low, and churches and schools of all grades (the latter supported by a public fund), abound along the whole line. The title to these lands is clear, and in fee-simple from the State. For full information on all points, together with maps showing the exact locality of all lands, sold or unsold, address or call on


LIND COMMISSIONER Illinois Central R. R. Co., 58 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill.


PIKE & CAVANNA MANUFACTURERSOF DEALERS'İN FURNITURE.


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