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, 1863-04-30

Hereafter trains will leaGe and arrive at t.S5.s-o
AZ fpllpHs: ~ Neoe

tuea'te1 tsaI44t VIII !e2fe and arrive at ILI-acp
.-.---,- pErAar. ARs5E.
M MSacH1aAS c=.:s7aA1-DEPor roor or 1A1n STREET,
psi1oii u. i. Express .sS sSS .: 4 n n ,sx, :;
~, ~.shf fE1pFess..-:..... t715 ?. n, l7:30 l. N.
NICE, cESe., c1sc1as44r1 AsD 1or1sTnIs 1rs1.
Morning E1prcrs. "7:ao h. n "1G59 P m
Night Express. fss:15 p. m. No.. r. 4f
,, MICHIGAN sorTHKRN-roLEDo LINE.
New York E1press..... '7:1 al n n. .3:1S VI T. T. ~ ~
N1ght Express. t77:15 p N. 1880 !. n
MICHIGAN eoCTHERs-pETRo1r LuE.
Express via Adrian. +s:1s p. N. 3:S0 3 :. n.
u.ur.. crc1sEA71 Ar LINE.
S;n5t Sa.L IEa,m; !, ,1r.;; .5:oa n .7:eo a. H.
r1E1ssrEaH, roRT .ATss :: tsD cu1eAsoi &c P H.
Sistt M ttPpaseesee; Paseesref = n an.
Valparaiso 4cco.n'n. ss30p. r. r.41f ~
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Wy fassenscr.- s633 a. n. h6:45o n.
Kankskes Ear J. Accommodation : % ?. m. LIZ
H5oe fas5 I5aln. s6:40h. n. *s:00a. n
.t u '-..----.~1SW N. s1:3' p N,
'..-...-. '6:15p. N. ~7:45 n
u,,, 7a.ss7.s1 CHICAGO AND .s.oo sr, tov1s.
joss @ sd Wilmington &C. m '';4S a. m
eo:1modas!on-. 100 p. N. a95oa.u
CHICAGO Aso nocK 1=4-Asr.
Y5E II! Espless and Mall. *a.O0a. m. sd::1 p n
Sol,. S;H, Accommodation. '4:15 p. N. .sN ). n.
N's'' Lapress; 1,I,r s;.,:;:.1 $50 P u. l63>s.m.
Dsy E1p7eee and Nail. $50 a. nj. sis ., II.
sesos .s9sP = a r. ;s
cn1cAGo And o4LEsA rS1ox A1'
~, n:a1ns m VII run AZ follows on audaiee1 Sunday,
Fulton r4seerge-.. $3.50 p. a. 6o1z. n
: EEteepoI passenEez.- go a. N. S!5 D. N.
, 1863-04-30
ILLINe1s AND m1CHIGANCAra1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
Ny Telegraph [BR1paEronr, April ao-9p.m.
CLEARED. April %.
slr John Franklin, La Sa1le 5o4i5 It lumber. s11o
cubic II timber, G,50i rbs nails, 1:aO castinra
'1afEow Ottawa 7,ss54 # lumber 1000 posis. 1O0
Terror, Athens
Oneida, Ottawa
Geo Taylor, Joliet Mound.
S Gale, Athena.
Investigator. Athens
Constitution, Ottawa.
, 1863-04-30

.eB al grain sold "in store" Ii rsnort<, =,
~ Ei aTfss +! 81 1Se9rt a. tnet to &c *ordgt, rhs
FOR fae grain 70 The seller lF1<a fransacttoa /,
made n schicn he seller pays he sorage' Il IL ~
ro;;'ed "f o: b. o. " free Of storage.'' III Fou,
fa1e* gre quoted as "deleerea," uitss oheT.eist
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 20, 1865
FHE1GHTs-Qufet and arul-vcry few vessels
oaerlng The engarements were: 70 BUFFALO
faEaata fsahe1la hvs1slses nth e;o.n 70 O.
loaded at two houses. at TIC to Port ,Colbotne. or
lIlhc to 0swego. To CiEvELAsp-scar I, B, B.
s4paa Gn teeI ssn ss Sis our at s,1s to
1orsrs from Buffalo, The rate to Boston for
a5s S 5sssct ss4 Ill., shipped M ny
sPfag sxtrss so 61ls low W. srsas sits &c se9a 81
30; brls "Egypt winter epper q s4.7s; 1oo
spring superaae at $500; 80 brls "wcstern stas''
20 al Ssoo; esQ u bfls good spring super In threo
CORN MEALw12 tons unbolted at sa1 "a del,,,
ss1a1A4o Ml1t osTEfFs-1n good demand and firm,
aleso1o tons fair mddllrss in bnlk on track At
sW; IN; 70 tons bran in bulk on track at s19.Oo.
bu. Market dull, and declined 1c 1erihnsSc1
SALTS, 4oo bu No. 2 Red Winter in store lin
six at I'D f}s L. ID 5H y, By Dc da Esme house
s!oo5u No. Spring {in Il. { :, It = Sr: 1:n
s,Nohn do in z. +. md Il. i. 4 co O. ., 81 af 4:
90 Soo Ru Amber Iowa In Newberry d at sl,D; 10;
9o no' fio Eo,P1S EsPS6anE (lp Sewbegs) *l6s 40 bu
2. Co. aud F - al II d: "a bn bn DO DO ~ IN
q g so ~ at sc; 1,7oo hu kejeeted SPRING I'm
at Sic; 400 bu do 1t siHc; do bn Do IN noe noRses}
Go: = at Sc; 400 bu do at Sic; o ba do In +. Z
:, & < x-sto a;,a:.1 bags choice milling spring at
GORN-Rceetyei, 4;,sse bn; ehiuped %, 5-,bn
, 1863-04-30

EGooE McLaln, 9s Dearborn street and 1as
Sonlh Ca1k street. clean and dye Indies dresses,
shawls, &c Gents COATS vests and pants reno.
rated fn q superior manner, Bonnots dyc1
pleaehed and pressed in the latest style.
, 1863-04-30

ARRIVED. Anri1 ~
Cataract. Ii Sale. Is brls Hour.
Acme La Sale, a225 bu rye, 5,0a5 bu corn.
queen CITY. La Sale. 500 bu wheat,
Africa, La Sallc. 100 bu corn.
Monitor, La Sale, $500 bu corn.
Ontario La Sale, $50 brls -four.
eonsi!tut1on, La Sale, 5000 bu corn, 1000 bu
+ Gale, Athens, 70 yards dimension stone,
ilnseshgator. Athens. is yards dim. stone
Paramount, LIZ Sa1lc, sou bu corn
MoEtank, La Sale, 5000 bu wheat,
l'afst Btownlow, La Sale, 1,50) bu wheat, 1000
A Lincoln. La Sale, $500 bu corn e,53s ns drain
.tee gipe. ~,
Time L. Sale sc6 brls grease, ss3 btls lard, IS br1s
pork, IL, ,51a lbs bacoH ~ N''-
pork. =" oA1'
Gcnev!ve, L. Sale. $500 bu corr.
pig iron. 7e~-' s0-'
Portland, l. Sale. i 600 bsls pork.
SaliEa. La Sale. s, no bu corn.
Amsrican Star, Ii Sale, 5000 bu corn
l. ona1d, Il Sale. $3.50 bu cor1 10 brls aour.
Clariett, La S,lle, 22a.5 brls -four.
Rescue. Summit 10 tOna eamI
, 1863-04-30

-rE F. E. Risby, 50 Randolph street. in sc11;nr
Paper uanginss at less tuan New York prices. al
wholeeale and retail The trad3 supplied On the
NbsI HpcIal TERMS apl95.1m
, 1863-04-30

~ Call at - La Sale street for nuttnc IN Gao
flpes in new or old buildings. McGinlcy is the
most practical man in the city, at Is L. Sale
s4tel au;a1-Tt
, 1863-04-30

- Sore Throat. Cough, Cold, and si1ni1a,
TROUBLES, II suffered to progress, result In serious
pulmonary affections, oftcntimes iucurahtc.
Brewns bronchial Troches arc compounded m AZ
70 reach directly the seat Of the disease, and give
, 1863-04-30

=, Go TO TIE BEsT-Go TO BRYANT & S1nA77os's
Chlea6o COMMERCIAL college,, to get thorough
practical business education
, 1863-04-30
GON1NIERCEAL,

WEDNESDAY EVENING. April %, 1868.
RECEIPTS ToE THE LAST TwENTY.Foun uouRa.
Flour. Wheat, Corn, Qate Rye Billy,
, 1863-04-30

nEE The Preparatory Class OF the School of
trade edueatcs boys for business, and prepares
them to support Themselves. anas.aw
, 1863-04-30
MARKETS BIZ TELEGH4pH.
Cincinnati Market.

NAA%AAAdAA A6EAGIs
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue1
CrctsSAT1. April 20: 1863.
"u1sKF-A frmer market, and prices &c higher.
Sales Of go brls at 4ohG4os.c-thc latter rate for
wagon.
PEov1s1oSs-Thc footing IN the market Is heavy
without special change In prices. As ms hcavv
bulk sides sold at SC, and 100 pcs hams in buIk
at $50, 100 tres country lard at 9kc Nothing
done in bacon. The ealcs Of sides reported rester
day at SIC were cancelled, as the quality did rot
fully come up to the standard needed.
, 1863-04-30

SCHOOL OF TRADE, j. Dyhrenfnrth, PrincipaI-a
practical Institution, recommended by the business
, 1863-04-30

gH- Gold Medal Pianos at New Yof,, Wholesale
Prices 4aFo all other Musical Instruments italian
strings just received at Julius Bauer, % South
CLARK street. nnsnEt
, 1863-04-30

Is lAe aIpeal prepared By the committee:
orR COUNTRY AND DUTY.
Colored men Of Illinois! This appeal is to yoa
Si,sc caF but for moment Our corntry thc
Iana o. opr p birth is now in the midst
1na! escr distracted people. or threatened q
nati9n c1sfense This rebellion, Infamous in
tst xS ;hs as fe1aefSd sae dou9 80 when
b,on,sase Of or zacc by constitution WhicI
e. nec'ares-as r cxponnded b. Alexander Ii. Stevrns
;ns ts.ee.lresident OF The ''so-calicd' Southern
tne corner stone Of the Southern sociaf srsf.m NJ
hat ehall nc do under such cirrnns anccss Iinon
this point there need be no cayll; it requires no
aFGnmcnt, as our dnty is plain, Ae
:. Ne hare long pctitioned, prayed. and 1abortd
thal 3nst1Se be done Us as q part Of the American
PEOPLE We have asked that the General Govern
nent annnl all legal distinctions between M NJ =
race, and the whites We are now beciuaI,"' - "a q
realize orr hopes and expectations, so lar aStho m
RfSsent government is concerned. Under the en-.
Ghechea c lang ana 'net adminItra,'on Of President
the providence Of God for the oppressed and oxr ~
roadsn ~ Ssvsty has ben abolised IN TIC pls
and Libc1in have been recognized W. haze hoas,,
declared citizens Of the United States hiact sni
he nnSs oee eaed fnto he ranks the army
near tue Government and attends "a Jfnin,nssis
n;tm9e1 o. the American court 0'3'oA'e'1.
psesiaent tSc slsves ssf1ersl t Of the
those Of all rebels have been decta1e9 re- a1, a,
compensation offered By the Government for fhc
shareholders. AA ooaosse W loyal
IN The Revolutionary War, 1t required a sc7cp
!cnrs struggle to establish the Declarat;nn ~
american Independence. 1t may REQUIRE ionrur
struggle TO enforce the Ensuc!nasfnn rrnriaSs.
ton n this war the liberty Of tic eiayes il nt
carried to thCm. Ae'4A41a''oA 10
Who isto bcarto our brethren of t1,r sonth Yh;a
good news-thcec glorious heavenly tilinTs nj n
great ;oJ-th0ueands Of whom have not r.. Ee,-I
1t. 1t Is our duty-the duty Of the biacf man ~
bea. this proclamation, which can only be cdsc. C.
lively accomplished By entering the army az sol
diers, supporting the arms OF the Government And
thus carry it By fire aud sword, not only into tbe
heart fsc South but into the hearts OF the rebels
Nc nccd not remind you that while this State
dcnice ne the right Of volunteering as freemen,
with the privileges guaranteed to other citizens,
you ere enbiect to Tie drft the as the whites
To you, Massachusetts now offers this opportunity
as State volunteers, with ali the rights imuuuities
ind benefits Of citizens as well ~ soldiers. Tou
arc invited to enter her State service on terms Of
equality. with the eame pay, rations, clothing.
term Of enlistment. and land bounty, as In ill
othcr regiments Of volunteers The enlightened
Eolicy Of the people, Legislature and Governor Of
naSs state fully welcome you as equals in the body
IA Inhabitants Of Illinois. politically dceraded
, 1863-04-30

,NoT1cE.-On and after the 1st dag OF MAY,
ehall take Cartes dc White pictures for Sa0J per
dozer, and Ambrotypcs for Is cents.
]. D. DENNIS,
53 West HaudOlph etreet
, 1863-04-30

FOUND DEAD N his BED,-Testerd,y
morning, an old man sixty years of arc,
named Dauiel O. Brien, who lived at the corner
OF scbor and Desplaincs streets, was found
dead in his bed His youngess son, fifteen
years Of age, slept in the same bed, and talked
with his father as late as 12 o'clock Tuesday
night Coroner Schmidt held a1 inquest yes
fe'day afternoon, and the jury gare it as their
opinion that The deceased died Of heart dis.
ease
, 1863-04-30

LOST Cn1LpRHS.-Two little ri,1s ,,,ont
iour years OF sgc were picked up ycstcrd,r hr
the police. They were wandering ahort
the streets. and could not ten rho.a
they come from. One Of them sa,d H.
name was Cone, but that was all shn
could remember. They arc at the Centra,
Staten.
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A UCTION NOrICE.-PoSITIvE SALE
n ID. -. CAlLhlNs, aastioneer. oni,. - Broad

A uCTloN NOIlCE.-POSlTlNE SALE.
n D. a. SAu LAlNs aa,t,oneer ono, = y Broadwey.
RICI FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MAMIE. M eRORs
SUPEkBLA CARVED X SEMOOD PIAAOfOl.T4..
l. Err PLAiE, Sc., a..
D. D. CAULkikS Will sci this day friday, May 20
sFnrn Painting stauary aud WORKS Art ,ood
y awins rOom suits elegant anol Mlrrnrs
Vrvt carpets. contained the Residence rs Four
re nth street ghth The cal the
SIP a ate nton OF the public % this de benz the larg
e' and icest assortment 81 Household Furniture offered
AT auction this sea the furniture ali
present o" ner Is In looi Order The Whole Will be
trenii'tnriiy and ,soltey g. without reserve
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists or carved Etagpr marble tops and
mother pearl rose~ooi Centre Table stauary marble
tor fu Suits OF Drawing Room Furnure; elegant Iete
aief SO AS two Arm too Reception aud eiht oval Back
-Cahs ed ROSEWOOD frames and ovesd IN hr cor-
Tables nlaid bohl he'll; Bro ade and
La Curtains Fren pAie Pier and Mantel MlrroiH. vita
ilca sl, franes and esden emma asses,
rchl decorated; Paran marble Satuett OF the Seasons
laintngs antique Lava Vases ebony Gard Table Vel
vet Ca pets, Rug Turkish airs Bronze Clock. runs
month; Oil Paintings b, Rousseau lnman. Hunting
ton, cole rand other eminent artists.
MAGNIFIC mt SEVEN OCTAVE PlANoFoRrE,
round 1nishcc all md,
inad pearl and sol pearl keys Music Rack rosewood
SnD brocade embroidered cioth Cover Books
Music Hail rosewood Hatsand Oi c"th Stair Carpets,
Cha b.rs, second soiy-Rcbly CRY rosewood Bed
ads Loui XIV; BUREAUS and commoies to match;
waidrcnes Dressing and Toilet Tables Shaving Stands,
Boos ands Couch. Arm Chairs Curtains Shades Cor
nice, HAIR Mat Beds and Bedding decorated Cnina
I"ei SEES Mirrors OHM Room Furniture OF every kind.
Iea IS. liver Ware Ivory Table Cutlery. OAK btnlug
No post cement Cartmen In attendance pack
- a. soo ~ Tor purchasers.
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"A UCTIOy MISREPRESENTATION SALB OF
"A ELEGANr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
To close estate.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
x oh AM costly Mantcl Va -es and Orna nents,
Saferb carve Sevrn Octave Pianoforte, DO,
With large collection of unique aud
krcheic che Works o. Ar, an Articles OF virtu.
RUSSELL w. wESTCOTr. Auciioneer, will sell
Jhia (tfiday) AIT rnoon. At O'Clock pr cisely.
fe contents Of house i52 West Twentyrt street,
Sev nth
sale mp tses the entire contents OF the house. most
ith made Tor tn and nsed nut two
The whole viii be perrmptorty sold. rain shine,
,aeiins extraordinary IND c mems to pnfchascrs
vi EGAkT PEARL KEYED ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
elegantly carved, cost $50;
Marble top Aust: Ca in~t Stool Cover;
hee full suits Of and walnut Parior Furniture IN
1reaci and French rosewood Etagere Centre End
III, Tables with sAtuar, tops two superb Pier Mirrors
10 Ingrain Carpets, Turkish L0 with Chairs
MATCH y's trenci Escrctoe, Recertion Chairs in
silk AMI satin large beautiful collection OF Mantel
vases, and nrian Gro and Figures Bronzes and
Paror Ornaments 20 me Oil Psiatngs DaDssk and Lace
DINiNG ROOM. CHAMygR AND NURSERY
FURNITURE
Superb rosewood BUREAUS Beds ads Tetea Tetes spring
Chairs rich Lsrpt, Ovs rrors, French kngarevings,
Flower Vases. Chamber Suits Clocks &c oak Dining Room
Furniture Buffet Extension Table rich French and
China and Glassware, Silver Ware, Ivory Tnble
Gu with large variety OF Fur nituro sofa
eds superb Hair and Spring Mattressrs Beds bedd ng
pos ponemen cash deposit required Of all pur
Gil. Men vii, be In attendance 70 cart pack or shiy
ruo ia purchasers
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cCTiON SALE. .
"A A cRlsTALAR. auctsonesv In Psrt riao~ iii In.
cude IN sale this day Of - - 80 "
For gn and DO Aesfic DIR Goods a i,rre s..ortmsot
D~izurs. Muslns. Prints. Apae.s
Psrsratss herno rni other DreN4 0asds SIX Dress
Ifiuuiu4s and frle- Hosiery, Gox~s Boots ana sbse.
Also tarE- ss.ortr%nt nlana ~ .os,t. ~ !. 80.
txtthcf vita .rre lire ~ fancy csssrnrres ye.t,as.
S&lsalS 40 Caialo-nss at sale. H''
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A. oss.r r!IislF . sHs4Iar1 II rns A.or.o-
.ns ESsi Ar n4s.sf ss'f n ia limo
EVERYTHING ynnss' sosEL AsD srAnxLrso.
p SS.si 'f fiasSsss :i ' soEsss sisniI1
r"U'OTA' 0' h srla' 3; i2lasSsHI.so :,
l' ' :,S;;
GnAs y COLLINS ssI.s Ei,ng scpyIMy.
" sssETihl1Lox.w. W.! n: , sifEis LOO ssr
~ s sfEssSa. sIss t iSegsk st xshaY.
BoB nAnrl MISS Esna ROSS
A sisn sRsaT riuL sRrLiissT b9ftsr fss t
and The .a' rs. .ss H. ..s. ''
kinioriAss siflisss atf 5rrs.. &C. Ao
'a. aoD sssss v.siEs safisiH 81 ss1unDAr
IA snEsssa sas wiii sppa.f 90 koaa., s.i.
Tug NEW IDEA. ..o.,v.v mr. sE" iDnA.
dLonso sraHrs - o. Hf ~ ssfA,sor
r's''.-S';r ,Si si Z, - '''''''a'l
LAST siChr Oy TIE cAHAr
nEhsANDSx Yys..r,rz
.vysr.s. gr-vioa. 20 As ss,.'i-ss ~ Ia
van. "h1 fns M giyt ~ Fl Ill ~ is se,sox
$40 ffIHHIn fa-sDtfl INdiplfAa
N uffgffnT ptua HAFIiHIAf HHa T. MANNER
-" MAnIHTIA NAsHkEgbA.
A. Danfr $50 Nsbt as fesutfll
r.egsi'nn leor. a. bsF =, tst.f fstsf -
a. fssarisls. b - Eisna aa-'J ss-s's. "a bssv.
n''"f o. Wv nUfTtstW ogAgy
Al. ,e<o-nss Tsuof 80 s44- " f.txepN r-sas.s 40
brs'"' @aoOD HyE ~ Tug pcOEv
.n4 WHY 1918 Cl.9hi mAk ~ OYfM"
NfnAANB ~ N~sffusBnN Vs. ttnttt - h.s
.ssesrf D iisfsacr - W. LvHt4ry ~ - ths H4sits's
hsfasss sasasy hst, 10 sAs ntse4s4s asa a. 30 y
'-0rf E-iIE sUsxgR grsaOn u nis ss~. az
si.sa Mynaaf AZ ts nta fersa .nc l~~tilv
p4Hy. Af~ fpimFf 4es~ sertds-lia
tNSsTgn oknnES -DFggRAB
W rNsMDEAsW sffNr.
DtA NsM On fTNftt<H
fltrT AIstff vI ChFNA w n sEtupn
~ l. 81 FAkEt4I sUsfHN
uflt y gAfNks.f AATlaIA
sss % "''' 80 . - :. ~ s.ss.
rDfr4
GrHvT
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Ucrios NorIcr.-As ExTRAonDIsAaY orPoR-

q
HOUssKEEPERs AND THE TRADE.
Large sale d 81 sesund hanf Ho seh.f Firntre.
sory ilS Gin place. shth street
o. III -vense, this DAY Or day. Ma ~ nj ln1s
ococ. consistin. Of handsome Parlor Furniture IN suits
covered hrocacl and Aairot Bruss IL. fhrei ~ and
lnsralD Carpets. rosewood marb top Tables ElaEsres,
ocka Mirrors Curtains fauting Vases Turkish Easy
CLAIRE Lounges, Corner and Book Stards
Ee.aat OF d rosewood Pianoforte.
Stool and Cover. cost 8 8;
rosewood and black walnut Bed,t ads. Burc Wash.
sands Spring anil Hair Mattress Blankets Boosters Phi
lows Sofas, Lounges Rockers Chars Tea am tension
Tables. China and Silver Ware, Table Cutlery,
&c. Sale positive
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EDWARD SINTZENfCH. AUCTIONEER
~ VALUABLE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS,
the property OF the Rev Henry Ward Beecher.
ByD W. IVES CO.. at the Derby Gallery, 62s Broad.
way, at TX o'clock, on
q very choice beautiful col ecton PAinngs Of
them being ri highest order Of merit. the works Of
CELEBRATED AMERICAN ARTISTS,
Of painted order purchased Of
artists themselves The examples include the Of
Georges fnnrs Berxtad. Eastman johnson,
George L. Brown Louis Lang. Van Best.
Rosseter, VIM. Hart, Contourior,
Rondsi. STATUES, A W. Warren,
g. Z. Frere, NcEnte.. O. H. Hall,
Williamson, and many others Of equal note.
ALSO,
THE LARGE HISTORICAL BATTLE PIECE,
By @. l.. BROWN.
This interesting collection inspection Of which VIM A.
OF the arts, Will b exh
billion Saturday evening May - from A. ~.
70 0P D. until the sale. Catalogues ready Monday morn
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U H. LUDLOW. AycTIoNEER.

N n. LUDLOW. AUCTIONRER.
n. EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT THROIO'S NECK. WEsTCHESTER. N. r., BELONG
ING TO THE ESTATE OF JOHN BENSON, DECEASEn.
Il. II. LUDLOW a CO. will sell az auction. TUESDAY,
June 2. 1853 Il o'clock the Merchants Exchange
salesroom, lO3 Liberty street. New York
THRGGdS NECK.-About 80 Of land, lying both
sides Of the road eading wescbester to New Rochelle
joining the lands Messrs Watson. Ferris Toe
pro city well loated and several fine buidn
sites The location In healthy, by seamhoa
to Westhestr, by Harlem Railroad 70 wiamsbridge
The properly will be sold IL three parcels II desired
Maps of the property information In relA ion
there will he furnished application 10 w. H. BOW Me-
Westcheser the oce Of the auctioncers no. Pine
street, New York.
WIN IT. BOVINE
ANDREW ARNOW.
Executors OF John Benson, deceased.
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EDWARD sINTZENCH. AUCTIONEER
~ VALUABLE SPAN OF Ray HORSES,
CARRIA0ES. HARNESS &C.

ByD. W. IVES Coon this day, Friday, Nay -, ~
o'clock. at 155 and l57 Broadway. ..- 49,
sUPERB SPAN OF BAY CARRIAGE HORsE8-Sin
years ODD l5h hands high. elegant perfectly matched
sysh free drivers, and warranted perfectly broten 70
double single and 10 DO sound and kind In
every way strongly recommended and free from every
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UcTIoN NoTIcE-BooTs AND SHOES.
WIN NJ HoLLIN0sHEAD. AUcroNEER.
BY CHARLES O. WARREN
TABLESPOONS q CoRrLANDr STREET.
sEAI-wEEKLY SALE OF BOOTS AND sHoKs,
ON FRIDAY. MAY 80 AT ioK O'CLOCK.
EIGHT HUNDRED PAcKAGRs OR MORE.
INCLUDING CONsIGNMENrs.
OF PRIME FRESH MADE SPRING GOODS,
I'm GREAT VARIETY. FROM TIE PRINCIPAL MANU-.
rACTrRERs IN NEW ENGLAND AND N. T. CITY.
UOTIoN NOTICE
WILLIAM IRVING. Auctioneer.
SPEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES. WAGONS, HAIR
NESS. &c, 70 . estate
CLINTON b. OsGOOD win sell at the saesroom No. IS
Ca street, Oh FRIDAY. My q. At ~ O'Clock
spefc y gentle single IDLE HARNESS. amtie:
usr % aadis nd 81 ar srot In harness. ami very fast
ione tall very handsome and very gas.
slack Horse, very handsome, gentle in harness and
sFl,ncd saddle hoIsc 10 Lands high, 3, ears old.
Alsu Cart Hor.e 'Od for work aud drsughI
L. eft extension np caash.
i-seai par Wagon, built by Wood Isrothera
80 ~ germantown, built BY Brewster
s5se.t Rockaway. SILVER mounted, cits made.
fqll Bnggy
o l:er,nantown, city built.
SCAT Depot Wagon.
seal no top " ag0n.
ASunHown WAGON.
a 4-ea Depot Wa.ons
= saiftin lea her top Blu ,ges
single and double sets Harnosa
Farm Harness. Brides xc.
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r. H, LUDLOW; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sALE
LUDLOW co will sell public auction "Wednesday,
iune rC sSS At O'clock on the premises under
the estate Of Abraham Valentine; deceased, Por.
ton OF Land belonging 10 the said estate, situated In
the town Of Workers. westcheser county " thirteen
miles from the Harlem Railroad depot at Twenty sixth
street. This located elevated ridge Of
land miles east Of Hudson river q. divided into and win
be sold pots from TO 20 each OF which
more good bung sites and very centrally and convent
at Williams Bridge ~ miles from New Haven Railroad
depot at Mount Vernon two miles from Hudson River Rail-
Kngsbridse and four miles from the village Of Yonkes
This sale s believed to offer special Inducements 70
purchasers OF country seats Conveyances 70 visit pro
pery be had at hour mt the Harlem Railroad DEPOT
Williams Bridge Maps DO obtained Of the auconeers
No. 3 Pue street New York.
Terms or saleTen cent Of the purchase be
paid the the Of balance the LIST Of
July. when the deeds will be delivered.
II the day OF sale "Wednesday. June 81 should prove
stormy the sale will lie postponed Wednesday, June TO-
rain shine Purchasers from New York will take tho
10 50 A. train from Tw enty sixth street.
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4 uonoS sALE-or. The WELL KNOWN BAH

A. J. BLEECKER, SON A co. viii sell on Tuesday, June
al The xchange saesroom. Ill broadway, at u clock,
the above seaside hath. New l. L.
havinf araction- unexceed any other similar summer
treat in d.tsnc nrs from city. front
go feet buildn and st class with
tor The grounds embrace about acres,
arr shadeI q RIVE 81 The railroad
Brcokiyn 10 process Of ,mpeton and M soon pas. The
Oonndai his properly. About 10 ad
Joining above b. sold Mas. &C.. may be had
at "a Cedar street. prsmptory. 10 close estate.
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T. COLLECTION OF PAiSTiNGs By AxERIcAN
ARTISTS.
BY d. ". IVES CO., At the Derby Gallery 625 Broad
way. on this Friday evening Nay 20, At ~ O'clock.
great merit and worthy the attention of conncsseurs and
COMPRISING specimens by Innis. Roudel Louis Lang
inman Parker Hart Armstrong. Rosster, Manaon. Rug
ees. La roix Canery. Mathews Nehis and other cele
Landscapes Marines Historical and Genre subjects Fruit.
Flowers a. Tho attention OF buyers 10 particularly ~
nua
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TOFFFH HEWtMAN.-THIb DIV TTFIUNFI. WV
81 ~ q o'l - ", - the f~nrai ssi~nrvousx Nr.
A. ~ ~ Pearl M 'auf.
.,~ furnfare. -f. '-s-t Hrsi-s~. snt trg~r car.
n ~. as Z. .iasC snieiier-. zr -.
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A DaIAS II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER
Mantel Glasses, OF Paintln.s wilton and
Tapestry Capt. hina. &C,
A UcrioS NoT p,ooiEs.,,Hry AucrroNxRa

Continual OF asst n-e's sale ~ usbnet makers Stock
on Friday y, 10x O'Clock, ~ Nassau
reet rosewood. walnut and mahogAn. Parlor
bro atei and hairoth. rosewood walnut mahogany and
oak hauuer aud without marble tors, DIM na
and Library Room Furniture, Ac.
Also \ general aor.ent OF second hand Household
Fnrn ur Carpets Chandeliers China, Crockery, 40.
Tie " o.. % Be n.rtoriIy seId.
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!. L. SMITH. AsCTIoNEER. WILL SELL rms
DAY ~ " O'Clock At ~ stuyvesan street Junction Of
nn' safee, ana ihrt avenue Que. rosewood raor SUIT
SUIT Chars Tables Rockers brussels ingram Car.
PETS on Pantings aud everything necessary Tor gesteei