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The New York herald., 1865-06-11

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On and after Monday June 1855 trains will leave
sixth street station FOR Albany and Troy,
Northsrn and Western trains at u NJ and LAO r. The
III A. NJ train connects Troy with train for Saratoga
George, Burlington and Rutland, and by Lake Champlain
boats for Platsburg Rouses Point and Montreal Sleeping
attached the l40 r. NJ train a Albany the West
J. G. BUCKHOUT.
Engineer and Superinte ndent
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REsTAURANTs.

OCEAN GARDEN, CORNER OF NASSAU AND BRIDGE
" Streets BrooklynThis cool and fashionable ia
open the public The proprietor has spared
pense n making what garden should be: cool pleasant
at all hours shooting gallery attached Polite and
genemanly walters In attendance The garden In accessible
By the DeKab avenue and Newtown Railroad.
T. MILLER Proprietor.
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DAY LINE FOR ALBANY-FROM DEsBROssEs
u street. and after Monday, May "a, daily at A. NJ
Thirtieth street at 710.
E,oR NoRwAIK-LAEDINg AT WHITE STONE CITY
II Island and Greenwich. The steamboat JOHN ROMER
win leave pier % East river Peck slip, daily Sundays
cenfe AT n,clnck M
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
~ CLOSING SALE
OF THE STOCK OF
MR.. JOHN GAUCHE,
BRONZES,
sr,n BRONZE CLOCKS,
FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS,
TOILET SETS, CRYSTAL GLASSWARE
BRONZE AND BISQUE STATUETTES,
And other magnificent goods just landed.
To b sold at auction by
EDWARD sCHENCK,
At his salesroom 60 Liberty street, Tuesday, H
l0H O'Clock. 80
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DAWNBROKERS SALEs-JOHN MORTIMER, is EAST
4 Broadway will sell, Thursday, June Is, large and
Shscs assortment Of Mems and Wornens Glothng also
By order NJ Sch, 27 Third Friday Juue l6 Mems
and Woen's Clothing and other goods BY order H. Nc
Aesnsn 81 Mulberry street
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A BURNHAMS FURNITURE ExPRESS.-FURNI-
IA ure families moved city country pAnofortes furnk
ture boxed, shipped; furniture stored Once l1b West
Eleventh street, Sixth avenue.
EUROPEAN BUSINESS-AN ATTORNEY, OF LONG
II and extensive experience In New York, win sail for
Europe about August and win accept favorable
erms depending mostly OF business
Of Europe in the settlement Of claims interests in estates
general
otherwise. Address Europe, boz sS5 Post Office, N. Y
ExCELsIoR FURNITURE EXPRESS FURNITURE
II moved IN city country Furniture, mirrors &C,
Scaed and shRped rusn1rs taken on g, s9ssss ommo
between Twenty. eighth and Twenty ninth streets
DOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, PARIS AND ALL
places n Europe.-The Morris European Express, GO
Broadway forwards BY every steamer merchandise, hug
Nsssau, ~ p Nova Scotia New Brunswick, Newfoundland
and Prince Edward Island connecting In Great Britain with
all the ofces Of Pickford Co. Orders executed In
place above lines l.. W. NORRIS, 60 Broadw ay.
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
IA Salesroom No. 60 Liberty street.
EXEOUTORSi SALE OF ELEGANT

TI BNKf ID. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
IL Nassau street, opposite the Post Office MINER 4
SOAkRVILLE will sell auction, Tuesday l3 at
loh O'clock at their salesroom Nassau street Household
rosewood Bookcases and Secretaries carved walnut
Bufets black walnut Extension Tables Library Tables
70 match mahogany and black French Bedsteads
ens%ssd Cottage Suits mahogany Sofas and Lounges Bed
Straw Astresses Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Mating Crockey and Glass Ware Kitchen Utensils.
seven rosewood upright and Panoorte
which by the most favorite well known city makers
Also largo lot of Odd Fellows Regaa Embena Jewels
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E,OR sALE-A PLEASURE BOAT, % FEET LONG,
copper fastened and all complete Will be sold cheap.
Apply to MoGIEHAN Jersey City Yacht Club House, Jer
seyC
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THE TURF.

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND-TROTTING.
TUESDAY, June I3, at 8 o'clock r. N.
Stake 81 900, mile heats, best In 8, p. D.
Hambletonian In harness; the others 70 wagons
H. Woodruff names oh. q. Frank Temple.
ID. Pffer names g. m. Blonde
j. Lovett names b. K. Shark.
ID. Mace names b. g. Hambetonian.
JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager
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FASHION PLEASURE GROUND-TROTTING.
WEDNESDAY, June IA, at O'Clock r M.
Match for 81 900, two miles and repeat In harness.
D. Mace names Ella Sherwood.
d. Pffer names br. Q. Toronto Chief
JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager.
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u A Chiffon, AUCTIONEER
Os UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SALE OF DRY
AND SALYED HIDES AND SHEEPSKINS.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

COUNTRY SEAT IN BERKSHIRE COUNTY MASS, AT
~ auction=rhe Holmes Place." situate and half
miles from Pittsheld Mass will be sold auction
st O'Clock M on the premises The main house has
twelye rSoms L. two and halt stories high. built in
1904 BY DR. Oliver Wendell Holiness and is In good condition
The premises consist Of twenty of land beautifully
laid out well stocked with fruit trees of all varieties
an excellent garden THERE'S good stable carriage house
heelthfu and the views In all directions very Inquire
of w. T. PLUNKETT, Attorney at Law, Pttsfed, Mass.
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UNEETH EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN
Under nitrous oxide gas at 80 cents each by DR. WAIT
OF Fourth Twenty first street. Beautiful
Sets inserted from di' ~ $40 Filings from 81 upwards
Cut THE ous
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A 2. BURNHAM, AUCTIONEER.-$2OOOO 900 WORTH OF
Furniture and Works Of Art at pub
West Six nth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues
sac commencing at ii O'Clock. Parlor Suits Panoforte
Etageres, Paintings Chamber, Dining Room Furniture,
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YACHT FOR SALE-THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
for sale magnificent first class Schooner Yacht Of 26
tons built this year by one Of the mos: celebratsd ship
splendid vessel probably the finest that ever oaed IN
every luxury and convenience Her sailing qualities and
excellence boat AL, her having had
sion to thoroughly her in recent trip TO the
West Indies WIN be sold at liberal discount first cost
Apply to THOS &. DAVIS Jr. 39H Exchange place. N. Y
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FASHION COURSE, LONG IsLAND.-TRoTTINd.-
The last Of the great purses and stakes of the
son, for $40 will off Thursday June ID, at
O'Clock Apurse OF 81 900 with stake Of $3.50 each play or
pay Mile heats best In wagons George Wilkes enters
b. m Flora Temple Hiram Woodruff enters b. Dexter t
General Butler Boats leave slip every half hour to
Hunters Point; from Thirty fourth street five min
utes Trains to the Course, special at lL A. M ~ and ~
Ferry from the foot Of Eighty sixth street Astoria
every twenty minutes Efficient police arrangements for tho
maintenance of order. JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager.
The New York herald., 1865-06-11

EvOR sALE-A SETTER DOG, 10 MONTHS OLD WELL
trained Price 500 Apply at private stable In Tenth
street. door west Of Broadway on Monday June H. be-
The New York herald., 1865-06-11

I 9TH WARD EMPIRE CLUB.-THE MEMBERS OF
IL the above club will hold meeting Tuesday
ing June H ut 81 O'Clock, at Siegfrieds Hotel Third
nue. between lid and 123d streets.
ISAAC ROSENBOUB0H, President
LOUIS HULEU, First Vice President.
WM II. SEAMAN, Second Vice Prssden<.
JAnKs WILSON, Treasurer.
MoRRrs DrRrCH, Secretary.
CHARLs SfEINnAiER, Sergeant at Arms
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E'oR sALE-A BAY HORSE. POSSESSED OF sPEED
- Mnd and gentle in single double harness Also Top
Buggy with pole and shafts good order VIII be sold
cheap Inquire at CoggsweR stables Lexington avenue
aud Thirty third street.
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

A II.
0sPLEsDID "A HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND WORK5 OF ART 30,
Al pubc sday May At the elegant
fsidsnce sls West For elih stret beHesa Eighth and
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PffSOFcsry,
ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT SUITS,
BRONZE AND ORNOLu CuANDELI L.d5,
sEyREs AND DRESDEN CHINA oeNAMENrs
MANTEL MIRRORS,
BROCADE AND LACE CURTAINS
OIL PAINTINGS BY EMINENT ARTISTS,
OAK EXTENSION TABLE,
CHINA, GLASS AND SILVER WARE,
SHEFFIELD TABLE CUTLERY, TARLE LINEN
ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITURE LOUIS XIV.
The sale comprises OF the elaho
Palr Furniture red public auction,
aud o sold without any reserve.
Parars fun Suits Of rosewood Par
Nor Furniture rich satin ageres
splondd and costly Pnrnu Ornaments, rich Vases &C.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
STOOL AND COVER COST 81 ,0O0;
elegant instrumen with round corners beautifully
carved legs and case; all modern improvements.
Also magnificent collection Of rare Paintings rosewood
Turkish and Easy Chairs in ne rosewood Centre and
de marble TaL richly carved; Velvet and Brussels
Carpets
Chamber Suits In rosewood and mahogany; Bureans
carved Bedseads Washsnds Sofa Beds In tine harclOth
ten Hair Mattresses from 10 ~ pounds made
order, in excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture, consisting Of fine oak Extension
Dining Table Silver Ware, rich China Ivory and Silver Cut
ley Forks Spoons &c with heavy Cut ani Engraved Glass
ware Of every description.
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A UCTION NOTICE.
"A A e. BURNHAM AUCTIONEER
$4,000 WORTH OF
FIRST CLASS uOUsEHoLD FURNITURE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIAN0FoRTE,
DRAWING ROOM SUITS,
BRONZE CHANDELIERs VELVET CARPETS
ARTISTIC BRONZE STATUARY,
CHAMBER AND DIETNG ROOM FURNITURE
CHINA, GLASS AND SILyERWA ARE,
ON THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,,
~ the elegant res dence A West Sxtsenth street,
Between Filth and Sixth avenues
SALE COMMENCING AT IL O'CLOCK
DRAWING ROOMS.
Magnificent rosewood Ptanoforte, the richest
offered at auction this superb Drawing Room
Furniture covered French brocate richest dcscrpton
wood Eageres richly carved Centre Tables brocate
PIE tops; Encognres Cabinets rich Velvet Carpets Lice
clnng Chairs Bronze Clock Vases match plate
Pier and Aantc Mirrors, Bronze Ormou Chandeliers OIL
Painting by ancient and modern artists Bronze Satuary
China Vases richly decorated rosewood walnut
Ing Bureaus, Wardrobe Amores-a gace Conmodes suite
style Lous XIV Hair and Spring Mattresses, Linen Sheets
sets China Glass Silver Ware Table Cutlery NBPaTties
buying At this sale can have their goods stored till June
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

EDWARD sCUENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ sale OF valuable flsrts late the colcc of
nblo Es1 Lishy fourth sircet between avenues and
II, by EDWARD SCltISCk, tails dag, iay 5, at four
O'Clock NJ no Bghtyfourh street Tie CANT collection
OF Panis-yiz CaEaes AAsHas Mtefolas, Cactus Rho
dcndt0ns, Lemon ana OrsuCe n Roses, Acats aud
large and beanJnl ysri,es Of bot house and bedding
Pl nts-o be sOld skhent reserve Catalogues
at shs pice u Ihe aucsonser. 20 Liberty street
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EDWARD sCupNcK AUCTIogEER CAR
~ nage hor.es and Couye Eocksway. ny EnwARD
hcHENs X on rhurday May T. vt o'clock at Ills sal
rh w hoefy street IN eicesnt tfan OF long l hiac<
cssrsge orss sixteen hands eight eArs odd aud pc cet
new tLe pIopert, OF fay leaving town bs positlyely
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A UCTIoN OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE,

A UCTION OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PiA1oFoRrE,
turkish EASY CHAIRS AND LOUNGES.
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
PARIAN AND CHINA VASES, &c
foR HOUsEKEEPERa
ON THIS DAY "WEDNESDAY, MAY g. -,
at the I9 West Eighth street Ciinon pLace DO
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Sale commencing at ~ O'Clock precisely :.
Tho sale comprises the contents OF the house. ana mos o
city Makers and used but months Tne whole wi 90
Soid perempory shine. Offering extra Inducements
70 purchasers. .o.,. x,,,.~,v-,,nu
Three solid rosewood and black walnut Paror
Suits rich French satin brocatel Turk
fish Chairs and Lounges match rosewood Centre and
Pier Tables Etageres Corner and Book Stands
Bronze Clock rich China and PafAn Vases Paror Or
elegant Bocael and Lace Curtains, ue coeo-
tion Of Oil Paintings. Engravngs and large Mirrors
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOF0RTE STOOL AND
COyER-COST 500;
elegant instrument, with corners, beautifully
carved legs and case, with all modern
strung bass full iron plate French action full octvc
rosewood and mahogany Bedstesds Bureaus Washsands
Sofas, Chairs Rockers, Mirrors Clocks, Taoles, Bed
Lounges Spring Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea
Tables Extension Table, China GLASS and Silver Ware, Cu
iery, &c. Sale positive. Deposits required.
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

n r WILLS, AUcroNEER-LARaE AND PER-
IT.. smPtry ssls Of Lerthea Ware clsssgsre. Ae, va
dxy al lO O'clock Is Murray street including iB @sies
packages GisAswsre; slso Large assotnsas ~
oder Of the executota.
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E COLTON, ArCriOsEBR.-BOfbb tURNlTUkB
u ssle--wh sell this dsy Nay ,, at l0, O'Clock, a
eni Furniture Of s j. ei Ispcut ~ rns rmti .c'h
solid black wAnut Bedsaais anu 3ufsaus tcr Cuod Nsf
Mattresses o,ssrs a1i ihnws N-tirotss, a.gc It 'c,
Plate Mante Mirror, Loco Carsns and Corn es Vel ~
brussels sDd ingram Nfrlts snJ pliJts ltses, Chsv
rladen PAfior Sne yguckef otQreS Copper Ssucepsfs
tc The furniture "a ir ID crcr Sale pvretnpiory cfa'
lRuea ~ The house tho
IN Broadway, Monday,
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n W. IVES, AUCrIoNEER.-sEcoND HAND FuRyI
~. tare, Carpets, Mirrors, Fancy Goods, bc-.D. ".
O'Clock, ~ Broadway, 5e66hs Hand Goods oay consist
Ing Of Furniture Carpss Mirrrs, Bedding, Crrtns, Win
dow shades, Oh Paotisgs, Engraving Kite, en- Utcnss
r.. SoIle Of tie Furniture made by 1dcn, Mceks
% sale
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EDWARD scEEECR, AucTioNEgR
ELEGANT cABlssT FURNITURE.

By EDWARD - tiIBhck, on Thnrsdhy, ~ INST, a. la,t
olu al hs Liberty strrrt iaf e'e
s.swt,, nt of amt ,aas furn,tur best cy s
removed csuvsnence of sale; complying r'essn, rose.
WOOL patlr suit. bcstel sslcut dt, w Iiv n
and reps; black wsaut Lorary aud ninhp loo snm -
ten sion fables and Buret N ynlsu ard DAk, ~ ~ rose
wood and wainut Ooatre ga,i,s, walnut, man 1-.y Al
On Ell chs rurnt0re r cJc Ne 49, ~ 4
Iah Lounges and CHAIRS its stands nd Other nt ru
niture Tue Whole comprising r.csant vnfitV oi nrss
exss gods, te Iervttoiiiy sold wisoou, 70 sTo
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

A DRIAN II. MULLER AUCTTONEER. .-MANUPAC.
IA urers sale Of elegant rosewood Pianos
and black walnut Triolodeons. with Pedais-ADKIAN IT,
MULLER. T. r. WILKINS Il Co will sell auction this
day at loh O'Clock West Houston street. corner Of
double round TX Pianos thirty square N octave
rosewood Pianos also Trolodeons In
walnut with pedals The above the
ture of Duckcr and all first Glass; high toned nsru
monts.
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u way, sslls IBIS day Nst,r,ay May .t lg, oeio %
Tie coILuc - ~ houte iD 'ssss wtsr
ssr. az tine cf sofrs Chairs marble tor
Centre gsues, CsIrts rrtsinr hsises's, .u,,sa ~
cry Giaas xaie Es.ssl.oa Fable, Kitchen furas"e &c
Esle 4
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French Plate and other Mirrors Bar Pitchers Crocks-
ry Glass Ware, Plated Ware, Casters Knives Forks and
Spoons Chairs Bureaus, Beds,cads Lounge Mating,
Iron Tables Carpets Centre Table Counters Bar Fixtures
Stools black walnut Case pem johns, Decanters Kitchen
Steam Boilers &C. .,..
HENRY D. MINER, Observation-Disclosures 81
IL Nassau street, opposite the Post oIlce-MlSER Il
sOMERvILLE will sell at auction Friday, Msy7 at to
O'Clock at the private residence rs West Forty eighth street
between Second and Third avenues. general assortment
of elegant Household Furniture comprising In part rosewood
tave Pianofore made order superior tone and lniSh;
sion Table Dining Chairs black walnut and cuamsled sed
Tables, Feather Beds curled Hair Mattresses, Bolers and
Pillows Toilet Sets Stair Carpets Oicloihs Crockcy and
Glass ware. Kitchen Utensils Furniture.
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

IJENay D. MINER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III Nassau atree opposite the Post Office MlkEk So
MERIIII.E viii sell ion "Wednesday, Nay 8 at
their Nassau street large and e.s giant sor
Household Furniture, consisting ROSEWOOD aAog
and black walnut Paror Suits black walnut and nnosa
suits; oak, mahogany and BLACK walnut Extension
Tables rosewood and black wnlnut Bookcases and Ward
robes; Velvet Medallion English, Brussels Tpos!ry ree
ply and Ingram Carpets; Ocoths, Matng Hemp Carpets
ac carved rosewood black walnut and niahoay marble
Centre Tables Hall Shnds carved rosewood mahogany
and black Bedseads; French Plate Pier and siante
Mirrors; Curled Hair Feather Beds Bolers aud
Pllows Damask and Window Curtains and C0rnices;
Crockery and Glassware; Kitchen Furnlture Utensils.
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

I,HE lFt tAfs.
- LEATnFE, FfNIsgTp AND uNFlTfsrgD
WGhaRu WALTERS, Al no .sf'.
vj soh - lhuraley May 8 al Al sooK - ea TNlr
tyogbtn slcti large Guauty pf Soie ietUs aua g.lg
ScfHv JOIN kf,IL Li. sasrlf
EssaAID HsuGr. Ds1uG
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IN W. IVES 4 CO., AuCrIoNEERs WILL SELL AT
~. auction tomorrow Thursday 4th inst at f0 ocoek
No l3i West Twenyrst street Seventh all
the Furniture contained In said house, being OF superior
manufacture vzosew cod black walnut aud other Par
tension Tabc elegantly carved oak Buffet rosewood Et..
geef elegant Lace other Curain elegant rosewood
Plano, sde by Chickerng and little used; Chairs covered
with handsome rosewood bookcase marble IL
Epcsh Bruss. Il % rpes hut little used Tnrrnn and other
Ca China Vases rosS~ood Eedstcads baie carried
Hair Mattresses Pillows Re, With other furnure which
must be 70 be appiccaed chna Tea and Dinner ss
Kitchen Utensis with which the sale W II commerce.
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ITENRy h. HERrS, JR., AUCTIONEER,
IL Onlce Metropolitan Saesroom, 169 broadway.
PEREMPT0RY SALE OF

ON THURSDAY. NAY T. AT II O'CLOCK, ti
AT NOS. 542 AND J44 BROARWAY,
being the entire balance OF stock of the
CABINET MAKERS PROTECTIVE UNION,
comprising superb rosewood and walnut parlor Suits in bro
cael mahogany Chamber Suits
wood Egercs Centre and Side Tables Library raeies x
ing Chairs, Hardrobes Bookcases, Turkish Lounges and
Easy Chairs Hall Sands Cottage Suits &C. 10 be sold posi-
lively without close tho concern offering
opportunity 10 parties In want of
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS FURNITURE
Catalogues now ready and goods on exhibition a.
ahnvo
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

A uCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FUR
IA nitnre:--G. w. KELSEY, auetioneer, viii SELL on
Thursday May a. at 10 O'clock A. M tho Contents Of the
story brick dwelling o. South Fourth
street, Third street Williamsburg. consisting in OF
Rosewood Suit Psrlo Farniure Dining Room Suit In black
Brussels aud Ingram Carpets, Hair and Straw Mattresses
Silver Plated Ware French China Cut GLASS; kc Mirrors
Oil Paintings, Vases Ornaments &C. Kitchen Furniture aud
Cooking Utensils ccmete Terms cash: DEPOSIT required
fom Al purchaserA Aso said House 70 le with all modern
kpprovernont9.
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

1apcRrArT LECTURES DAILy-voR cENTLEyEy
only si New lork hesevn Of lIaoD y, 6ls Bro d.
vay Per't unsee o attend shese lecuea ,sl have
ude on ccet Of tea conts ~ ao sccsc.fy OF
Now yo b A. SCUM % AitloIng.
pGJsa EMMA HhRDfSoE IEcIuBEs TOf tiTE Nm
VI aht of ihe sa1nsy tc,nuiisstr ana % der Lone
Far ills cvenins ~ ~ 1coek, IL cort. j. e.tuth
,se,- parioB ard f.itusn," &c ia ~ saa's; .esff-a
fsse ~ CONT ~ me doe.
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

E,OR sALR-AT PUBLIC AUCTION, BY COLE Mul,,
Ply vt J. q. TIA, lors stable. ~ l.as ."lf- M
srss. New YoS Fd1y 3ss M ,s.a g aR elst issss
sorrc is high elegant form and tro,s
fast gentle yesrs old fediSree.wn sisan a;
OF Pocahontas South Csrona focahontas out oi
va P0Ahonas " shakseere sire Iron Due py o pa,sa 90
Also iron DUKE spend gray horse is nds hig goes
welt In harness under the saddle Pedigree as yose
and work; no . grand colt Of old Yorkshire fsusree
aha atabte
, 1865-06-30
gbt1a9e Qribu11ee
THE REV 9,

The ceusus now being taken In Iowa ,ndi-
,.oics Inst The population Of That State is
ahou, 500. 900. The population in 1868, was
70. .1ca.
The wool n.oduct of Powcshich county,
7oxs. for tbr present season. is g. $50 1ccces,
,r unv1,ds of III. 900 poupds.
The Supreme Court imbruE!fo at ST. Louis
atfll rxcitts publfc attention. Hen. c. D.
Dr.ke Inns written 1ette. tndorsfug the &C.
tjon of The Governor in The prenisss, and
John n. &. DRYDEN. one Of the old Judges,
hax 1,,oucht suit ara.pst the Governor and
o.rc,s In, .nc l,fs damages q. ST, 600.
The Regency of the State University o1
w3seorsin has been rendered to Hon. ]. L.
pickard. Superintendent Of the Schools Of
f.htcsro. at salary OF e. 600. It Is not yet
known whether be accepts the appointment.
Coly.n's Illinois battery, and battery L,
1tt Illinois artillery, are on their way to
Clicsco, for pay and muster-out.
The ntertipg called at Washington to pro-
test against the Alabama appointments. was
an utter failure. Only two loyal Alabamiaus
were present.
Tic total number Of Pennsylvania prison
.rs confntd in the prison pen at Anderson
vile. f'om Feb. 96. 1854. to March 9Th, 1866,
Nae A',s. y! ne.s..ss.,a." "na :. - .sassI-..
Ae - .s~... s.s.,o. - ..atsra.T - .r1
oes | s.>a's ~ <,ara,.t r. III, NJ ~ no. @ "a
so w - 49, s,.;ar, ~ ~. p.ox,aaat
pun" :. "&AS'4 ''1'>A >''N >@~~~@~
r,,...s
, 1865-06-30

pUsIN ESS NOTICE.
, 1865-06-30

fspec,.1 Dispatch to the Chicago Trihnne.]
DErno1r, June -.
Collision eccurTrs. =, 49, n,rht hetva.r
Erie, sbout twelve orclo.~S !ae1 mani, ose"ecn
tue propeller De.n REchmo.. oeuna np' 1nn y,
propeller Illinois, bound down, b. "a.sa sae ~ ~,
tpois was sunk. The Illinois, obs. ILL. ~, Gv
light Of the Dean Richmond, blew two e1.
blaet4 of the a]arm whlstle, and headtng Oh ="
the eaet. The lstter propeller endeavodug TO
get on tbs right side, ran direct for the Ill,noh
md collided. The shock completely dfeplaeIng Eer
to1cmaiu natt AID promenade decks. The water
began pouring IN ii a turious rate, md she was
headed for Point du Pelte, where ahe sank In
two sId hhlF ihthoms Of water Some OF tbs
passenGers wefe conveyed BY small b0ats to thts,
Dean R chDend. The other pas.epEess and the
bost's crow r. rt1caued onf he wreck untt! o clock
this morning, when they were taken on board the
Badger State and brought to this city. Some
portions Of the machinery Of tho Dean Richmond
we're deranged, and ehe met With difficulty IN
keeping up steam. Sha WAs toWed to this city,
arriving at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The Illinois had ou hos1d :, 800 barrels Of -four,
1,0l1 bushelz Of wheat, 20 bales Of zaRs, &c. She
Ii owned BY the Buffalo Transportation Company,
and Is fully iusured.
Itformaiion h4s been received that on Saturday
MoEripr twelve hundred troops OF the different
States will arrive here from Clevelsnd.
Two disttHp uttted citizens Of the Empire State.
Hon. 13man FEtm1nn and Hou.4J. v P.yne,
Will attend the Commercial Convention as dele
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