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, 1861-06-07
Company b, Goth Regiment, Atten-


tton.
Frc,v mc,hcr Ia ernec.ca T., Ia a. 1voe+ ,,.,,,.+
Hall on F-Iday morning, st o'clock, shasn. to
tske part y The funsra1 obsequics Of Senator
~ 1cff In Up, os; hno Willie eioses aso' Grape
@~'' D'31 ' sAarr1 q. R.rnoxn- Cant
WHEELER d yuson,s. sentnc Machines -ofnca
1cs d 1es Lake St. Geo. B. chittenden, General
Agent fos Iuinoia, Iowa, Wisconsin and North In
o'aho' mSs1-lot
III, -. ~, -
CO. o4'.| "aa ~ u'io ~ tue o.o 1anlty
Church next Sunday. as Esnal. aud for the last
sts e. me sanoas 'eao"ang me ex.
. pes'a 10 worship n ,he1s new church On Jackson
-
MINISTRY At r1anor-1 vnn; uo,k so- ma,
able and willing to work one reek ior his board.
he hnB come from the Sorth-cot here cutirely
destitute ard ,s thankful At tbst % Ta want. ,.A =
Place untn he can get money from his friends in
col5er, 179 Randolph street sec,pa aoor 20 uo o
10 q O'Clock p H.
~ coot = n.I.,a a. ne.,,o., ,+,... -. ~.
garments less than any other house In tho c1tv.
d
r~A .aree and t3ne .e.ortr1en+ ~ u,,.pz
.n5 n,es.sar cs.. nan BRUSHES
aoo uTees2nE combs, Toilet articles ofeyt6y kpt.
will be seen at Sargent'e. eosuer of Rando1nb and
stata streets nrue sto-a 80. '.A
r.szn u.xo,.x. -, ,.n.,. =. -. ,....
prices, at FAzon'e, No. 10 Lake street. ana1tf
~ All nhonld mt fan ~ -o.a a.,
nent ~ p,o1 yos 49, T., ~ ~ tsaa sus aosesuse
''s"~ VI 'eA' "oo1 an to-oAy paper. mh1y.
Hsndea rhe Tr-tto- o.....s.
~ -~@<"A 9~P0keo0oNA
NEW R0oK OF MILITARY TACTICS H.
tued BY the War Department, 1st OF May, 1851. IN.
iantry and R!ae Iaettca for the Army and Volno-
teefs o. TIC United States. P1ico 8l.25. Postag
, 1861-06-07

Every member IL expected to be at West Market
tke part IN the fhnsrM obsequics Of Senator
Douglas. Uniform, black cost and pants, blue
military cap, belt, and white glores; also, Grape
en- left arm above elbow.
SAMUEL 3. RAIMoSp Can't
, 1861-06-07
ARgal advertisements
,TATE OF ILLINOIS. C0os

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
August Term. e. D, 1seI-Wal,sm + BnrgessT n IT:
a < nuel III a Mallory Etael + Farnns1 aIssa,. aIsa
jordan 1nd or1and9 hsI9.a implicated Eits i. b
20 eph 1deson william $: Bod Joseph I. Ryersoa.
I'D of setre 14claa 70 naks party - Judgment u
fantic notice u hereby given 2 The said Ru,a1
FaFrtaD, In pleaded Aforesaid, that Wit o. =,
tachnent I'D Aforesaid; Issued nnt of The ot:ea n
s Gletk Of ne Bapertor Court of Chicago da;e
Ssss sod against tee e.tats of tha .ad FAlnhaaa H.
ns1ded ~ Rtoref1td for the sum OF stI hu.dsGd str
nity donars directed to the Sheriff OF Cook C2uat1
"emten eMd Wf1s ha8 been returned exec9tcd.
AoM. therefore. rnleas on, the said Fsrnham H.,
lssded as at9fsssid sh1n pszsossliy b. and aop.s-
ha nt5t Day Of the term thereof to ho hoIieu Il T.
GoosI Ho1se IN the Git{ Of ChlcaRo. on the 1ret
%! OF An9uat A. p 1911. give specia1 ball. and n;
to the said plaintiff action JUDGMENT Will bs en:s;ei
aEa.nSs zen, ana In fsVor ot the said 1arxes and
nnIn q property attacked ~ ElsT b., 3udic!ent
aaus5y tbt said Judgment and costA wIu 30 sold Il
tebesst@W WALTER KILHALT. Clerk
, 1861-06-07

WHEELER d WILSON'S. Sewing Machines -o{ace
1C3 4 165 Lake St. Geo. 3. Chittenden, General
Agent for Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and North In
diana, my31.10t
, 1861-06-07
: >:.IH:E CITY.

9! Nor so-The tug Rapid, now being fitted
= aa gun bost at Albany, Is nota Chicago craft,
1t MI, and neyer Was-, ~ ....-s : -.
, 1861-06-07

:: 4 RE1c.-Mr. James Patton, Of Rockford,
who his Just returned to this city from Wash.
lrgton, has brought with him tho bannlster ra1]
oft statrsson Which Col Ellsworth was shot,
1t the Marthnn House, In AlerRuaria
, 1861-06-07
NTATE OF ULINOIS, COOK

MATE UF ILllINUlS, CUJh
~ l., GouaTX ess-sapezsor coezt q sds sGhisasa
Bed n J. r Ha1lams-Attachnent o.,
lam that writ Of at'ac6ent isuet out OF the ONCE
of ~ Clerk q th~ superior Court of ch'eaEo ~
At2 . -Ased and sYtreEter Reed a1d aganst tns -
tA.e = the said = E Hal1an II ~ sam Ct f1se
the sher6 Of Cook County. which suid Wit haa been
Nov fterefare- Unless yuu, the said J. T. Haaam
shall pelroaalJ be md appes. netore the asd sape
tefm thereoL TO Be- holdrn Court House. In the
CITY or Chicsgo. On tho Artt Monday or June, a b.
1851 giye 1pec33l h9n and plead to the said plslntd
sc1o1, Judgment VIII BE- entered aza1nst yor and IN
faTor Of the said plaintiffs. and 70 much of thu pro
frdgmert ard costs, viii he so1d to sstisfyt he -
WALTER EIABAfL C}eFx
, 1861-06-07

~ Cook & McLain, 9s Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments less than any other house in the city,
81
, 1861-06-07

The receipts and Gales OF Hogs include 3, 2,4i4 at
lmhoa' ., at $5O8 for atill fed, $575A7 fot corn
fed and 50. Is at At the Avenue Fard at $616X the
, 1861-06-07

NAW YORK STEAM DYE
~ .WohKs, Wnl Ee.hury. II South C1ark street,
between Madison aud Aouroer Chicagu. Dyer aud
cleaner Or ~ kt1ds Of sIk and Noolen Goods Also
Ing; Store aad Country Work solicited. Al orders
q nGJ44 44l CT ExpTeas promptly attended to. Boz
, 1861-06-07

@ large and fine assortment Of Hair Brushes
and Dressing Combs, Toilet articles feyrFy kiu6
Will be seen at safgent'e. corner Of Randolph and
6tate streets, Drug Store. myeoH
, 1861-06-07
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, june 9, 1861.
The following aze tha receipts aud shipments for
tho past twenty.four hours:
/. :" HxcHrxs 1AsF TwENTI-FoUR HouRs.
Nout, WHIT, Com, ,Oata, Rye, Bar.
, 1861-06-07

PAFEn HAxocsus.-The best stock at the lowest
prices, at Faxon'e, No. 70 Lake street, apsotf
, 1861-06-07

eent, and the occasion by its impressivencss
was made one long to be remembered. The
guard duty was done by the Apollo Com
mnnde1y No. 1, Of Knights Templars, NJ j.
CIV. Dcering, Commander.
TIE FUNERAL oBsEQU1Es OF TODAY.
Throughout yesterday workmen were pre-
pairing at Cottage grove the beautiful estate,
and The ant1clpated homestead Of Judge Doug
las, place for the reception Of his remains,
the nasrow house appropriated for all the liv-
Ing, In place Of the home where he had hoped
to pass the evening Of his days. An excava-
tdon seven feet in depth has been made In
reddish gr4yeIy soil. A brick flooring has
been Laid, and the sides walled up with brick,
and a1ched over about three feet in height,
This, Of courEe, will form bnt temporary
tomb. The selection could not be better, and
is especially appropriate, as the site vas IA.
vorite one with Senator Douglas, and was
selected by him as the spot for his future res
idence- It is Immediately adtseent to the
spot where his permanent tomb and monu.
ment will be reared, to mark the spot. This
tomb is being erected upon q high knoll Of
come three acres Of cleared ground, bound
ed On the west and north by heavy oaks,
on tie east BY the lake, and On the south by
the Langley estate, In which direction the fu-
neral cortege VII probably enter.
Judge Douglas' sons, Stephen A. and Rob
ert Mastin Douglas, arrived from Warrington
yesterday morning, by the Pittsburgh s. Fort
Wayne Railway, In company With J. II. Cutta,
Exq., the father Of Hrs. Douglas, aud the en-.
tire bereayed family will to dav hava +ha,,+
, 1861-06-07

Fonzros EXCHANGES AT New YoRK.-The n
7. Courier aad Enquirer Of yesterday sa5s:-
made drawers Of exchange less anxious to eeils
but the supply Of bills continues large and the
demand IL not improving. At present rates there
ts fair margin for profits on the importation
Of specie. and it ts probable that It will continue
to come forward for some time ret. We quote
the rctcs current today for the mail by the
Persia, Tomorrow
, 1861-06-07
The neath OF Judge Douglas.

ACTION OF EEAAAH's BxNnVoIKaT SOCIETY,
Ata 1azge meeting Of the seamAn's Beneyo.
.1eat Society 1t their rooms, Wednesday even
hg, the following resolutions we're passed:
1ent Society Of the ctyof Chicago, That We naost
SINCERELY 1n0utu the death OF Senator Douglae and
ny re VII testify or grief at his 1osa aud re-
e 1af hs ag Ho5 s y uniting Society in the
Efsarxd. That i f. so1!ce of 1nielgne3 sstss
s5e to reposc upon tho soi Of the State Of Illinois.
That nc know It was his oft expressed wieh while
Sa5 hs 6,ssRs ane be IN h.
hia n1ukt1iou1 Life and abi1ities aud which In her
turn, lad repeatedly bestowed her highert honoss
to the 1erown Of bis name and memory.
Rktalred, That the death Of a statesman 80 emil
nsat, patriotic and influential at this critical
more profoundly ielt and depIored, and uesr1y +.
JcpaEatlc to The country.
fsfe*red That these ret olutions be published in
nc s1.y r7peTF: - c: N. HOLDEN, President
ACTION or TIE CATHOLIC 1c1BarEnAxcEsoC
Tie Chicago Catholic Total Abstinence and
Benevolent Society, met On Wednesday, 5th
Jnst-, and passed unanimously the following
resolutions:
Rest!p<d, That lh1e Society synpathixcs in the
general grief which The death Of Stephen L. Doug
1as has eatt upon The community, who recognized
fortnnes Of cur corntry Il theae cTitics da1a and
Hho. moreover, esteemed lin for qualities Of
heart which eeldom in similar degree are found
Euis ht great statesmen.
Resolted, Leaning that the remains OF the de-
cesstd Senator VIII be inferred on Friday next,
tie members will NETT at s54 O'Clock H. u, on
th.s day. with drsped rega1fa, 70 join the funeral
procession.
, 1861-06-07
PROPOSALS FOR ARMS.

tf1VeFQ1f OF the St8t6 Of lulJQI5
JESSE X DUBOIS Anditar,
Iy<8f3t6Gd WILLIAM BUTLER Treasurer
, 1861-06-07

$5B.6sa72 $62a, ,8G9. 40 81 ,o2ss, .84
The earnings Of tho Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy Ratlroad line in May were:
1860. 1851 Decrease
Freight $159 71a63 $1e3 6a2 90 $40 GO IS
Pasetngere... 6t,0e3.00 81, ,548.82 1G,456 is
Mails and Mfsce1. 9s1TN 2,7MGo 7,093.44
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-05

A UCTloN NoTICE.-HousE SALE OF OVER $1,000
n worth OF rich rosewood and mahogany Household sur
attention Of honsekeepers Is called to the largs
sale take place this day Friday April Al 2S Fourteenth
street. between Eighth aud Ninth commencing TO-
O'Clock precisely of The elegant Furniture and beau
fu Works Of contained In the above large dwelling all OF
which viii be sold without reserve, and must be removed i'm
meoiaey from the premises comprising large and ee
cant rment of every thing essential 70 fashionable and
costly furnished residence rosewood oak and mahogany
sale win IN the dining ROOM with rich Silver
Ware of Rogers Brothers manuiac, urns Casters
Spoons, Forks, Cake Baskets Dining Sets superb
French and Bohemian China, crystal cut Glass, ruby
Porcelain elegant Extension Table, with OAK Dining
Room FuntuIe Farlors-two richly rosewood Par
Tor suits in three coored brocad in perfect order
Velvet ana Wilton Carpets rosewood marble top Eegeres,
rosewood Centre Sofa and Pier Tables elegant Pier
Glasses with bases; and rich Lace Curain French
Shades 1u kish Chairs with Lounges omaca ladys Sece
taiN Reception Chairs in bJocade.
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
carved legs and und corners finished al round nlad
with sapnwo d. solid pearl keys rosewood Stool, Music
Books embroidered Cloth Cover Music Rack aatstand, Oil
CLOTH Brussels stair Carpet &c sichy carved
sewcod Bedseads style Louis XIV Bureaus Commodes
match; Nardrobcs Dressng Toilet Tables shaving and
Boeksands Couchee, Arm Chairs Curt.n Shades Cor
ncss, Hair Mattresses Palasses Feather Beds Bosters
Pillows, Blankets, Sheets quite, Counterpanes, Decorated
China Toilet Sets Oval Mirrors, Kitchen Ware NC
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A DMINIsTRArOR's SALE
"A ADMINISTRATORS ALE
EBONY, SATIN AND ROSEWOOD FUsHIrURz

A DAiNisInAIOA5 BALE x,,,,,,,mu 80 -, 49,.
EBONY, SATIN AND ROSEWOOD FURNITURE,
This day (Frday), April s, at ii O'Clock.
, A. y. T. HUN0kkF0kD co Auctonee-
M sell without regard to weather. all the elegant and ty
Household Furniture contained In the brown stone 10,
OF the ate Jonathan d. " Whitney, Esq 81 West Stee sh
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Aashncent Rosewood Pianoforse,
Escretoires, Rosewood Etegeres
Rosewood marble top consoe Whalnots Pier and
Aantel Mirrors,
Lace and Brocael Curtains,
oil Paintings,
Oak Dningroom and Rosewood Chamber Furniture.
DkAMlNGROOM FURNITURE
consists OF carved rosewood Egeres marble top French
pearl rosewood Centre Tables stausry marble tons
full suits Drawing hoona Furniture
Arm Reception and oval back Chairs rosewood
frames covered three coored brocade OF the
SHE'LL Brocade and lace Curtains, six ht and ormou
Chandeliers imported from Paris Candeabra ckets
French plate Pier aud Manel Mirrors IN rich g frames;
superb sevres and Dresden China vases
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFONTE.
carved legs case finished all round, inad ith solid
pearl rosewood STOOL Music hacx embroidered cloth
Cover Book and Sheet Music; hatsand, oilcloth, &C.
DINING ROOM.
Solid oak Buffet richly carved oak Extension Table
Heedts patent Arm Chairs Buffers Tray Couches SILVER
Ware Coffee Urn, Oyster Tea te six pieces
kin Kings, Egg stand snd Boiler, Cake Basket Casters
Spoons Forks Ice Ptchers cut and engraved vases ana
Paris viz Decaners, Goblet Chanpagnes Wines Carsns
Fruit and Preserve Stands PuLch Bowl; Sheffield Table
Cutlery superb gold band inner Set deccaed Tea Sets
&c. Chambers Rosewood Bureaus Bedsteads, Comm ies
tssses Blankets Linen, Brussels Carpets oval Mirrors
Sofas, Rockers. Also Furniture OF upper chambers.
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HENRY H. LEEDS, AUcrIoNEER-REsRY

HENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT II.
II LEEDS CO. Will sell at auction ON Saturday April
G. 1T l0 O'Clock At the saleaoom No %
hold Furniture removed for SALE consisting OF
veve Brussels and ingram Carpets rosewood Bedseads,
mahogany Bedseads maros dressing
rosewood Suit covered in crimson SIX pieces;
hogany Bookcases enameued bee Suit
ton Chairs, oak do in brocate Bombay Hall Chairs
mahogany and black walnut Tee a retes in hair cloth
Chairs Rockers Gk gilt Pier
oak kegerators black walnut Office Desks oak library
Tables, Counters, Bedseafs, hair Mattresses
sortmn OF Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-05

L. Il. LUDLOW, AUCrIuSEER-aASDsoME gOUsn.
Ls hold urniture, tano, q, az auton r. Il. LUDLpN
~ N s.a a. aaciiot, ON day Aprt g 1851, a. II
oeock ~ X fuhd trtu'. Broadway handsome furn
entire Furniture contained in sad h0use cansistng
~ rs ~ nstctome s"~opi caror Furn Ia grean ~
gold oreat"i; srgs Pier ana a,ntei classes s1
Eehd ACTON fianS Lahte res.on makers; handsome
bronze Chandeliers, br1aze sndeleprss; bronze damsk
ara bfocstele Nu1p~ Curtana. ola X gtlnut EXTENSION
Dntg fabe ard hsrs, Medallion md Brussels "a pe =
OBcoth, Chins AND Dl-s-se, tosether Nth asspnSn
OF Kitchen furnture wtsShscb the sale wif com oena
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-05

INANTEL A. MATHEWS, AUUTIUNEEK,
IL saesroom o. cedar street. opposite toe Post Office
Constable sale OF Willow arr, Isne Chairs, tettecs,
Ktckers. fancy Baskets, &c
DANIEL A. MATHEWS 4 CO will sell at -tion this
day FrdayL AZ ~ clock at their sasroom Cedar @
o. posts The POST oac large lot III and Wood Ware
psne arm hairs K0cker hfarsn's Cha - sewing CHAIR.
a. also a Desks tables Iics Cnas stove Copying
Press Py order. M ". L4uO,
Constable Ftrst Dstnct Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-05

WILLIAM ABRorr ArCrioYBER-oFFfCg NO 4
w tsSt Bicadsaywi sell his day, At oii oaocs. the
contents OF the liquor 2U stres near
hne bse, Pumps t.g Casks sierdd Counters Lqiors IA
wood and bottles.
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HENSEY II: LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2

EENkY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
IL Nassau street-HENRY II. LEEDS co. viii sell At
auction on Friday April at IA o'clock in the gallery
the sales room, No 23 Nassau street
ADMINISTRATOR Sale OF Pictures BY order of the admnis-
traitor OF the estate Of A. 2ees deceased the entire col
lection remaining OF his valuable Paintings consisting
q Marines Landscapes, &C, from nature. them Is
the original picture Of the Attack the General Armstrong
by the British fleet in Fsyal; Also number of his finest
sketches and sepia drawings
Also collection OF tine Pictures the property connois-
comprising the works of Vim. Hart Sontag Blondel,
HekkDg ii. Eouner, Coleman, Dupre, verron. Rugges,
snd other prominent artstsa OF which will be sold without
reserve aud w1 be ready fer exhibition with catalogues
above and after Monday, April 1.
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AsltL MAihhm W., Anch ~ sn. 10 20
HANDeOkE BAY HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS.
DANIEL A. MAIHLWs Co will sell at auction this day
FSdayl IL ococK, Of their salesron no. 81
Cedar street, handsome bay Horse, "a hands high war
anted gentle and kind harness. also god under
the saddle: his mile in three minutes Also
good rua0 Buggy ~ silver plated single Harness
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SALES AT AUCTION.
EDWARD sCHENCR, ACCTIoEEER-
II ASsIGEEES SALE OF SUPERB HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.

II AbcIUNEE tALL VI bLFEHb HOthEHOzO
FURNITURE
BYE r. n. sCENcK, this day 9Th inst at II o'clock,
a. their saesroO 4 Broadway the stock Of Of the rst
cabinet makers OF this city consisting in part of elegant sond
and PLAIN Rosewood Suits in satin and brocael su.
aosswooa amour lace magnificent rosewood round
corner bedsteaes and Bureaus do In black walnut
n ana N OIL black and gilt Ca ,nes Centre and wsrk
.ossNood anu walnut Secretary and Library BOOK
cases esgan rosewood Eteseres carved walnut and sak
aeoes and Dining Room Chairs, elegantly
carved OAK pinng Room Sofas walnut Library Stair
chairs oak and walnut Hall stands and Chairs Also large
nj OF elegant mahoSany Pasor Chan Dining
Room rurniture me above egant Furniture all OF the
very pst ana VII oe positively sold by order OF
the assignee II Will be exhibition
Thursday The particular attention OF those ia wanl ~ es
CANT furr ure respectfully requested this sale III il h
undoubtedly the finest sale of first class furniture that has
taken place In this city. j. B FREEMAN Assignee
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uEERY II. LEEDs, AUcTIoNEER

uENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
II HENRY h. LEEDS CO. will sell ut auction, Ss-
day Apr ~ O'Clock in front OF store 40 * Nassau
street. pair oil bay Horses 49, hands high, long tails, be
heved be perfectly sound and warranted kind in all har
Of them an exceen saddle horse, and very de-
sirabe and gen. Of family horses Also excellent
double sroueham Carriage shifting 'front.' seats six per-
made 10 order and cost $45O also set of d1be silver
plated mAunpd Ia made order and iGie
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INDMARD sCHrNCK. AucrIoNEER.

IL Mortgage sale of handsome aousehold Furn!ture
Z. y. II. sCHENCK viii sell a. auction on Monday 9Th
instant, at A. NJ, at No. 25S Yes. twenty third street
Eighth avenue all the handsome Household Furntnr
contained in said house consisting Of Brussels and Ingram
parlor Suits, elegant PIER Glass
nces Curtains mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus Waheands
&C Lnameled Suits do Basement and Dining Room Fur.
pture oak Extension Dining Table, Buffet, Dining Room
Chairs GLASS; Crockery and Kitchen Furniture sc TO
sold by order of x. HAMILTON, Mortgage.
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uENEy GREEN. MISUNDERSTANDING APRIL
Ii ~ 01 O'Clock, the auction store 1874 William
large lot OF RES Wines Liquors 6egars and White
Lead Also at ~ O'Clock, Clothing Dry and Fancy Goods.
Yankee Notions &C.
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EDWARD soHENcK, AUorIoNEER

IN
u THOROUGHBRED AND TIT THING STOCK.
The OF Thoroughbred and Irot,ing stock of
Messrs VIM Gibbons ans frank Lasrop viii pc sold by
Il. H. H. SCHkNCK at auction, on Tuesday the I'D OF
April next Barney Carter farm Madison, ~ j.
Catalogues be med the Office of the auconeers No.
III Broadway. Particulars in future advertisements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-05
nANIEL A MATHEWS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

IL MATHEWS co. viii sell a. auction to morrow (sa-
urday) at l0s O'Clock, at their ssesroom NO. 81 Cedar
opposite the Poet Office large assortment OF second
hand Household Furniture removed for convenience OF sale
from private residence Twentieth street. consisting In
part Of rosewood and mahogany rsro SUITS Brussels and
ingram Carpets Gas Chsnaeers Centre Fables Rockers,
Pedsesds buresus Chars Bookcase. Eelere Mirrors,
Hair Mattresses Engravngs Washssnds Toilet Crockery
China and glassware, Extension Tables Lounges Kitchen
Furniture, &c also superior rosewood P1snmore vie
by Du Bots SeaSury Catalogues ready early on morning
OF sale.
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HENRY b. HERTS. JR AUCTIONEER.
sheriff of light road agon Friday April s.
IL O'Clock the saesrooms No So Pine street, consisting
of one light no top Wagon. By order OF
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SALES Az AUCTiON.
A ksrGNREB SALE.
"A Large peremptory sale OF American Hardware.
VIII sell on
Thursday and Friday April II and Il, 1861,
Al ~ O'Clock,
Al the store No. 73 " illam street,
Lhe entire Messrs Richards
rtury, on credit OF -four and siy months
Full particulars 10 catalogues which will be ready Aon
GILBERT sAYREs Esq, Assignee
a UcTloN NorIcE.-EMPIRB BAGGAGE AND FUR
a Iure Express once 100 Vest housttn srec.-Turni.
tme packed anc shrped Two and four borsa
tslen on Storage AL orders promptly executed.
q. r. NORTON Proprietor
lCTIoN SALEs OF HOUSEHOLD FuaSITuRE-
"A hstnt ". LEEDS 4 CO., Is nassau street. will
tbrr prsonsl attention tss usual 10 ,as o. Household
nuTe &C. ~ tie residences 81 families Will hold reE
lar safes ~ trsir aucion
A UNTl0N SALES OF &c CSERULD 81 RNiTUaE.
~ DANIEL A. NArHSWs co, suctioneers Will give
MIR personal aitsnilD 20 SAFES OF Furnitars the
oeneer q aniss declining housekeeping a. their sales
IooH no ~ Cedar street. opposite tbs Post ofc for those
Who dcsre hat mrdium 81 ,ae.
A C~fiUN NOItCt.-rurSaAM's FuzNItUHr rX.
n press P-ckns 10 Establishments, ~ 4nt Us Yves.
tUnih street twera tlth and sixth Household
fWniwe boxed and sbpved ~ all ptrsgf he -ord ta-r
sss.e Wagons of removing furniture sf fsmbiss Iaraf
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A UC1TorEhRr NOTICE PARTIES wisuisj -
seA cut ~ the In, M hBd cJndpeve 20 their
he - esl on the subscriber ~ hs hrction store ~
'hibafbe street. b. Lew, AucisJpeer
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a UCTloN NOTICE-FuRNIrURE AT A GRE AT BAR.
n gain for cash - viii sell THIS day, at private sale,
stock Of elegant rosewood and walnut Paror Bedroom
at less than cost pcs consisting Of two large n
bic SOLID rosewood Paor Suits, In French satin
brocae and push two single rosewood PaEor Suits
covered In FRENCH brocate ZACH $3.50 will be sold
each suit SID; back walnut larlor covered
IN plush and hacoth Turkish Chairs and Lounges mach
Etegeres Ce1e and Iier Tables DC lot Of Bedroom
and Dining ROOM Furniture Apply Cor two No. ~
Sixth avenue, door below Mayerley place. f. ROTH.
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A cARD--MR. =. BsSEAED, MANUFACTURER OF
"A Passe Paiouts legs leave inform his friends h
does not intend removing from A. Lspenard In
gallery free 70 the public the amateurs find choice
lection Of French Picturts and Engravngs
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4 UCTION NOrICE.-A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE
~ keeping viii dispose of at private sale all their Parlor
CHAMBER and Dning Room Furniture ~ sacrifice,
viZCHrssd God Ia noforte excellent
order $500 for $3.50 including Stool and Cover Psor
suit cost $780, SIlO Tor SlUU Etegsres
bles, Bedsteads Washsands solid rosewood $50
500 Mattresses &c Tbe Furniture order
Tor the PREF. ner; months aud in
complete order inquire at No 70 West Twenty street.
h. sixth avenue
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WATCHES AND JEWELaY.

GOLD AND SILVER WArCHEs-WARE ANTED ON Z
VI year.
Silver Cylinder Escapemens jevveed, So 80 and 80
Silver hunting Levers, iull jeseiled Sl2 SIS and Sl
Silver hunting Cylinders. fun iew.ed $40 Sl2 and SIS
God Watches, suitable for Ladies. SIG SO ana $50
Silver English Patent Levers. SO SIS, S35 and sia
JOHN COX, 1852 BoWery.