Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1874, Page 5

Sk it bR A LA AT i l { i i ] i | 3 \ ' i ¢ ¥ LA A o A i . 4 AN, v i3 THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 1874. 5 REAL ESTATE. Wiy the Railroads Did Kot Purchiase the Lake-Fronts Review of Important Sales During the Week. galo of tho DaMlard Block, Corner of Tabash Avenge and Monroo Street. Reduction in Rents of High-Priced Dwellings. ALk of “Flats” to Be Built on Scuth Clark Street. transfers for the Week: Te real cstate markot during tho pist week bas been moderately active, and prices, though Jower than & year 430, 0re growing firmer. The ancertainty regarding $he inflation bill has tended lo unseitle business, which will not reach its pstursl volume so long s Congress continues to ko a shuttlecock of tho currency. Men wish basis on which to calculate, ond real estate Jealers, liko all other business men, we lond in denouncing Gongress for mot peedily dociding tha {ato of the currency one way or the othex. There has been & fair smount of business transacted, and a largo amount of aroperty has charged hands. Many persons hrom sbrosd bave been in the city looking \t propesty, with the intention of returning sod iovesting. Outsiders liko to put thewr cap- |tal in unimproved lois or in acre property, and Ist it lie to increase in valuo. They do nob seek so much after improved lote which involve look- ing after houses, keeping them in repair, and sollecting rents. ~ An average number of trans- fers bave been made in improved lota for resi- dence end business purposes. The Lake Front. ‘It is ® pretty well ascertained fact that the teason why tho pr .posed sale of the three blocks ¥ ground on the Iako front to the Michigen Cen- Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, and the Dlli- sais Central Railroads failed, wasthat the railroad sompsnies refnsed to be bled by certain Alder- fnen who thought they ought to make somo- thitg out of the transaction for them- gelves. When it became apparent that the ordipsace could not bo paseed - _withont «brivery, the railroad compsnies withdrew 1be €200,000 previously paid.” Itis very likely {hei the ralo_Thight yet bo consummated, and thedepot Duilt, it thie city would accept the 50000, cither a5 a sale_or as a stipulated sum In dsmages to be awarded in cage of condemna- * tion. The objections entertained by the rail- rosd companies to proceedings in condemnation are, that when such proceodinga are en- fered upon, uoless & stipulation is en- tered into | between tho _parties _ before- Land, each y is bonnd by tho awsrd, and the finding of the jury in the case is » judgment collectable by execution, so that it would not be possible for them to back out, even If the award should be two or three times §800,- 000. Thoy think that 300,000 is more than the property would sell for, and thst, measurod by other recent sales in the city, it could not fairly be appraised at even 80 much a8 that. Novertheless, they have s lively ‘npprehension of the possible finding of the jury in o railroad casa. 1f the city will agree to a stipulation as to the maximum amount of the awaid, thers will {)rubnnls be no difficulty, ovon yet,in accomplizh- ng the objecs sought without the payment of Jay money to bungry Aldermen, Failing to secure other ‘grounds, the Chicgo, $arlington & Quincy Railroad will be oblige 00n to take thelr passenger business elsewhere, in which event the Michigan Central would fol- fow with theirs, although their freight business would remain where it is. In thst evenr the Baltimore & Ohio Rail- rosd would join with the Iilinois Central and bring their passenger business in on the Lake Shoro, and the two roads would make an effort to secure from the city a smaller piece of ground nearer to their existing irack for a pae- Dart, seoger depot. Meanwhile, the ‘rcal estate Interests in that part of the city ars in _the same qusg- mire that they have been ever einco the fire. The erection of & depot would make that prop- erty available and valuablo without detracting from any other property in the vity. Without the depot, it must remain practically worthless for 2 long timo to come. Acre Property. A few days ago we recorded the sale by the Caluret & Clicago Canal. and. Dock Company, of eighty acres comprising the west balf of tha northivest “quarter of Sec. 17, 37, 15, at £500 _enzcre, one-fourth cash, the balance in one, two, and threa years. Mr. Charles G. Harris wasthe parchaser. The same gentleman since bonght from Ulrich & Bond an adjoining 40 acres in the same section, being the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter. For this he £1,000 an acre. This will give an idea of dievelae of land in South Chicago. The last urchase of Mr. Harris is choice property, hemlg tigh land covered with trees and shrubbery. It isoot definitely known what use the land will be put fo, bnt it is understood that Alr, Harris rep- Tesenta some manufacturing firm. W.D. Kerfoot & Co. eold 5 acres west of California avenue, fronting on Van Buren street, for §25,000, or £5,000 an acre, and the Cincin— i parties who purchased the, two ten-acre blocks on Western avenuo and Sixteenth street » month ago at $6,000 an acre werc in tlie city a0d fook posscssion by paying 40,000 cash, bo- ing one-third of tho price, the remainder falling 30 in one and two years. - Kerr, Davison -& Welch sold 80 acres near Blué Island avenue at £150 an acre cash. There 13 & demand in other cities, especislly in Cucinnati, for acre property in Chicago, and many of thie moneyed men in that city come here tu_invest. Several traveled around the out- ekirls of the city last week, and nnnounced their Intention to return and purchase. Lmportant Salos. Following aro eomeof the importunt sales made during the wack : . S5OUTH SIDE. William H. Sampson & Co. sold a two-story &nd basement marble front house with a lot 225§ feet front on Thirty-fifch strect, near South Park avene, for 310,000, ta Mr. H. B. Loomis. Clacke, Layton & Co. sold a three-story and - basement marblo-front residence, with & 25-foot ot on Twenty-fifth stroct, cast of South.Park Aveane, 1o Benjamun chocnemsn, for- $13,500. 8 lot, 83 feet front, on Cottage Grove svenue, southof Thirty-seventh street,’ to John E. Joues, for £4,000, which is about 8120 a foot. J. Henry & Jacob Weil sold the following Property: “On the Grand Boulovard, 182 feet, Dear Thirty-seventh street, running through 800 ;;;t‘. to H. A. Kohn, for $182,000, being $250 & . No. 870 Wabash avenme, near json, & ry brick houso with French roof, tosn East- em party, for £45,000, part cAsh. Tha lot is 40 feot front. : On Indiana avenus, between Thirty-fourthand Thirty-fifth streets, 50 foet of east front in John Wentworth's Subdivision, for £6,000 cach. .. Nos. 788 and 735 Wabash avenue, 55 feet front, 180 feet deep, for ©25,500, part cash. Bir. George A. Beaverns was the purchaser. C. C. Thayer & Co. sold 132 feet on Langley venue and Johnson place by 288 feet on Thirty- eighth street, with improvements, for £55,000. E.T. Sumwalt & Co. sold fifty lots at South Englewood in Block 11, between Halsted stroct 20d the Rock Ieland Railroad, at 8575 a lot. There is considerable activity in that vicinity, end a better feeling among owners, especially . thhoe the resumption of work on the Belt Bail- The northeast corner of Calumet avenue and ~third street, 50x123, to William Bsin, for 3115;1«& - . Noble sold nineteen lots at South Engle- wood for 37.600. sotdl e Ulrich & Bond pold 60x121 feet, south front, ::dl"lgg;exgbth strect, between Madison avenue o0 3 fors30n moLnuat, Hydo Park, to F. H. Kent, Also, 1392156 fect. on Greenwood svenue, eas: front, north of Walunt street, the location of the Mornd and Tower in the forcst of pines Bested My Dr. Egan, eold t0 B.A. Ulrich for 8603 fool. The Tower bus been removed, vo , Bnderstand, and the oundation commenced for Tesidence, with octagons! tower in front, de- tened by James 1. Aliflett, architect. Fhis spot, which has long becn visited in summer by parties from the city snd neishborhood on ac- count of its seclusion and rich growth of ever- groens, and the fire view which could be had $rom the Tower, is now destined to be converted into a suburban residence and tuke “its place among the numerous besutiful homes that sur- round Chicago. WEST EIDE. Campbell Bros. made & number of sales in the vicinity of Congrass Park, {wo blocks west of West~ ern aveauc, Among thom were & two-story and basement 16-foot front Philadelphia cotiaga fronting Congress Park, between Van Buren and Harricon, for 23,500; a cattage and lot 213125 on Harvard, south of Polk street, $2,500; on West- ern avenue south of Madison street, a two-story frame houso on a 50-foot lot, $5,500 : a lot 25x102 on Van Buren, near Rochwell strest, $1,800; o lot on Campbell avenuo 25x125, near Congress street, $1,500. J, . Matthews & Co. sold 400 foet fronton Rutledge avenue at Irving Park at 830 a foot. Eeorr, Davidson & Welch sold the house and 45 feet of ground, No. 172 Warron avenus, for £9,700 cash, and 24 lots 25380 in Davison & Me- Elroy's Subdivision south of the Northwestern car-shops, corner of Madison ana West Forty- ;logsl::h streots, at €850 each for speculative pur- E. C. Cols & Co. sold No. 55 Park avenus, near Paulins street, for $10,500, balf cash. The Liouse hias 5 stone front #21¢ feet wide, two sto- ries and basement. - ‘Tho northwest.carner of Hamilton avenueand Jackson street, 72x128, was sold for $4,250 cash, unimproved. 3 NOBTH BIDE. William H, S8ampeon & Co. gold 50 feet on North Dearborn strect to William Wallack, for §13,000; which is at the rate of $260 a foot. A brick stable is the only improvement on the lot. George Dunlap sold 50 feet east front on North Dearborn etreot, near Maple, to William Waller at £275 a foot. Mr, Waller's brother Edwin pur- chased the adjoming lot some time ago, and % know where they stand. They want somo, Dboth purpose erecting handsome residences. . Warren, Keeney & Co. have mado the follow- ing sales in South Evanston: For B. F. Allen, in his recent purchase, house aad lot to J. H. Thomas for $3,500, “house and lot to J. B. Gascoigno for £3,000, house and two lots to B. \Elins for 4,750, houso znd lot to Thomes Tem- leton for £3,000, honse and iwo lots to Mr. organ for 85,125 ; also, four lots, 50 feet eack, to H. F. Tharston for 86,000 ; also, four lots to M. Drew for $6,000. ~They also sold for themselves, cast of the rail- road, on Arnold avenue, 100 feet for £1,000; also, 100 feet-on Hinman avonue for £4,500. They have sold for Merril Ladd to Dr. J. H. McKinstry 850 feet fronting the ridge and ad- joining Mr. Kirk's pronerty, for £10,662.50. BALE OF A DOSINESS BLOCK. The Pallard Block, st the southwest corner of ‘Wabash avenao and Monroe strest, was gold last week by J. Henry & Jacob Weil to Carol Gaytes for £165,000, part cash. The block has 53 fect front on the avenue and 86 on Monroe street. Tt is & magnificent six-story iron-front building, with plate-glass and all modorn improvements. The present tenant has a lense for ten years at the yearly rent of 918,000 for tho first five, and '$20,000 for the socond five years. Ho sub~ lots sbont $10,000 worth, The prico paid for the Dlock is regarded a8 cheap. Rents: N DWELLING-TIOUSES. This is the renting season, when thoso who are not fortunste in owning houses change round because they do not like the locality or the honse, or because the rent is too high, or for some one of the multifarious reasons that induce persons to pull up stakes and remove to new quarters. There aro probably s msay per- £ons moving a8 in previous years, tho prineipal inducoment being, of coree, lower rents. That rents have beon ‘inding downward is true. There has bcen =n universal de- mand for coitsges and moderate-sized houscs at reasonable rents. Persons are econo- mizing, and thoso who have heretofore occupied pretontious premises because they had pleaty of Tmoney, are disposed to retrench, and live further out, or in houses roxtted at lower rates. _Conse- mently, there has been a demand for honses of the medizm class, renting at from 8300 to 8500 ayear. The rates for such bouses remain firm, and there are not more than enongh to supply all who want them. In some cases, good tenants have beon induced to remain by a slight reduc- tion,. or by the geberosity of the landlord in laying out some of the rent in repairs. Honses ebove $600 a year areat a discount, and the higher the former rent thegreater the reduction. Tenants who pay 81,000 this year, can retain tho ssme premises for S900; thoso paying €1,200 will only pay 1,000; those paying $1,600, §1,200 ; those paying 31,800, $1,500; those pay- ing £2,000, $1,600, and €0 on, o residence No. $63 Washington street, which cost §27,000, and has rented for $1,800, has been leased for threo years at £1,500. pew house on Park avenue, which would have brougnt 1,600 last year, has been rentod for $1,200; ‘on Prairic avenue, a frame building that'nsod to rent for £1,200 has beou lot for 29003 » honse on Jackson street, which was rented for 1,500, has been reduced to 51,200 a residence on Washington, near Shel- don, formerly rented ot $1,800, has come down to $1,200; & house on Dearborn streot, near Ontatio, which brought $1,500, has been lot for The reduction in rents of high-priced houses is uniform throughout tho city. A large number ‘of houses wera rented during the “ihst week. ‘Thera will be no parcqztib]e change'in tho popu- Iation of the ditferent divisions of the city. -As many &re moving in 88 are moving out, thus maintaining the equilibrium. The North Side is growing in favor sinco the cars began to cross $ho river, and tho only drawback seems to be that thera are no night-cars, 8 there are on the South and West Sidee. OFFICES AND STORES. Offices are offcred on_exceedingly rezeonable 4erms. Medium-gized stores are in demand. Targe stores aro not much inquired for. William H. Sampeon & Co. rented the following prom- jses: No.172 Madison street, near LaSalle, to W. H. Behimpferman & Co., at”$4,000 & year; ‘No.-174 Madison street, the whole building, four stories and basement, 25x166,to a Cincinnati ‘picture-frame firm, for $5,600 ayear; No. 176 Madison strect, half-store and basement for ‘a crockery and glaes establishment, at £2,300 a ‘year. New Buildings. A IANDSOME CHURCH, 60340 feet, is to be erected at the corner of Con- ess street and Congress Park, to bo_supplied “by pastors from other churches until it is pur- c.gneud or rented by some denomination. Its style is Gothic, and the design is estremely neat. It will measure 60 by 40 feet, and have & pire 80 feet high. The basement will be of brick, and the superstructure of wood. It -will contain an audience-room, o Sanday-echool-room, and other necesuary spartments. ~Campboll Brotlors are | erecting it as part of their entorpriso in that vi- cinity, where they hold a largo amouut of prop- erty. Thecost will be $10,600. It will be in - harmony with the sarroundings, which include a rotty park, and trees, and fountaing, and nest Eozhges fiéng the streets. FOUR DIOCKS OF BUILDINGS of two houses each are erecting for Mr. J. L. McKeover on_Forty-first street and Bowen evenue, threo blocks on Bowen avenue, and ono ‘block on Farty-first street, between Champlain svenue and Langley strect and Somth Park boulovard, all of which ara pushed forward as rapidly as possiblo. They are two-story and basement brick buildings, with Xlu?r marble .irimmings. Since March 1, 1878, Mr. McKeever bas built fifteen houses on Forty-irst street. A B-foot soweris to be laid on Forty-first stroet - during the summer. FLATE. Alr. Washington Smith is about to erect five marble-front buildings on South Olark street, between Jackson and Van Buren. There will be stores below and flats above for families. It is Delieved that these lats will quickly become pop- lar, and be inhabited at all times by Iesf;eutnhln tensnts. Thero are 8 large number of lofis va- cant in buildinge on Wabash avenuesnd in other | Tocalities, and there issoms talk of fitting thom up Tor residence purposes. ‘Tho outlay need not be large. Each floor or flat would contain three, Your, five, or eix rooms, kitchen and water- closet. That they would rent atremuncrative rates is generally believed, as there wounld be & saving in house-rent .and car-fare, and for some families ~much —moro convenient” than living at a distance from the centre.of the city. Once introduced, tho prejndice that exists egainst thom on ac- count of the mistaken notion that thoy wonld be 50 better than tenement houses would generally vanish. Afr. Smith's experiment will be watched with no emall degreé of interest. Fransfers. 5 Tho following instruments were filed for record yesterday : 1, cor of Pauliis, st, 1, 482125 11, Eightcenth st, 8w cor of Pa s Sept. 11, 1875 consideration, $1,600. " ‘Samo 28 the above, dated March 17; consideration, $2200. 1ota in Block 6 of Walker's part south of canal, inp w i, Bec 31, 39, 14, dated April 10; consideration, B0 5, in Block 4 of Latghton’s w 30w X, Bec 30, 89, 14, Gated Nov, 10, 1873 consideration, $755. ‘prehicl st, 67 ft s of Thirty—fourth of, 2531243 tt, atod April 10; conelderation, $150. oood ot 164% gt 8 of Wabansia, ef, 24x1238-10 ft, “consideration, $700. il d’l".c;i;‘pnlfl it 8 of Cornell, wf, 20x12634 ft, dated April 7; consideration. $335. dated April11; comsideration, $1,250, o Barie 28 the above, dated ADril 10; consideration, 1,200, Ashland av, 101 ft s of Bloomingdale road, w f, 560: 145 1t, dated Sarch 3; consideration, $5,000, Hurlbut st, 114 ft n of Wisconsin st, w f, 24x123 ft, flathh(ll fnfll 1 ;‘gcn!idcl{‘auon. £1,050. rty-seventh st, 60 ft o of S:aunton av, nf, 54399 1t, dated Feb. 11 ; consideration, $15,000, Cornell st, 296 ft e of Ashland av, 8 f, 25x128 ft, dat- edCKApsl 1; cn]!‘mldnr.\lwn. £1,685. sbourn place, 193 ftw of Girard &t, 8 f, 26}4x 99 2-10 ft, buildings, deted April 11; considmu‘o{n, Itonore st, 197 ft 8 of Adams st, w f, 20x125% 1! with butding, daved Ape s s sk decstion, s, Adams st,221817 ft o of Wood et, & f, 29x183% ft, bulldings, dated April 7; coneideration, §14,500. Butterfield st, 233 £t 8 of Twenty-scventl st, w1, 25x100 t, dated April 8; conslderation, §1,375. Calumet av, 49 4-10 ft n of Thirty-fifth’st, W £, 50x 1243 1, dated April 9; consideration, $6,000. Norih Dearborn st, 120 ftn of Schillerst, ef, 20x 149 1t, datod April 10; consideration, $5,000. Centroay, 150 t 0 of Nincteonth f, w f, 25x160 ft, dated April11; consideration, £2,56%0. COUTH OF CITY LIMITS, Lots 27 and 28, Block 3, in Nichols' Lots 15 and 16, Bec 16, 33,14, dated April 11 7 consideration, $2,000, Forty-third st, 25x80 £t in Johnston's 8 8 @ X of Bo A 803 85, 14, dated ¥eb. 30; conslleration, vest 30 ft Lot 1in Block 2, of Patrick’s part sw i 5 w i Becl5, 83,14, dated April 8; consideration, Lot 51, in Block 1, of McChesney’s part n 4 86 X of nwX Boc 9,33, 14, dsled April 10; consideration, T.ot 7, in Block 4, of Fawsett’s part w 35 8 w X Sce 4, 88, 14, dated April 93 conrlderztion, §1,000. 1ot 5,in same block, datod April 95 cousideration, $1,00. East 25 £t of Lots 29 to 34, in Block 1, samo, dated April 1, 1872; consideratios, §1,200, Lots 14 to 17, in Cady's Bloc) , Kimbark's Addition to Hyde Park, dated April 10; consideration, $14,000. Lots 23 and 24, in Block 2, Baker's e 3 1 35 8 X 8 W éz; '”%eo 4, 38, 14, dated Doc 26, 1673; consideration, Und X Lots 44 to 49, in Dunham'’s s w_% n o X Sec 11, 38, 14, dated April 2; conslderation, $1,600. 1ot 74, in Henry'sse X ne i Soc 9, U8, 14, dated Aprilll ; consideration, £1,200. ‘East 22 ft lot 8, block 2, Cleaverville Addition, dated April 9; consideration, $7,0u0. SUMMARY FOR THE WEEKE. .The following is the total smount of city and suburban property transferred during the week ending Saturday Aptil11: Consider- No. sales, _ation. City property. 09 §TCH North of city iimit 2 8,000 South of city limits. ko] 130,890 West of city limits. 1 450 Total.... 503,974 The Oldest Stove in Amcerica. From the Springjietd (Mass') Republican. A. Packerd, now of Thorold, Ont., but a na- tivo of Massachusetts, a patriarch of over 80 winters and a subscribar to the Republican ever sinco the first day of its publication, sands us & bit of historical reminiscence about the oldest stove in America. A stove made in England in 1770, and still used to heat tiis Stato Capitol at Ricbmond, Va., has been widely_credited as forming tho grentost sntiquity. Mr. Packard, however, matches this rclio” with a speci- men i1 Piymonth County of this Stato that out-dates it Ly nearly half a century. In 1785, ho says, & Quaker family by tho namo of Barker iocaf in the old Colony and built a block-house twenty foet square intended 28 o Lind of fort or protoction against Indians. Ad- ditions and improvements wers made from time to time 08 circumstances required, till it has reached the maguitude of & two-siory, doublo- front, old-time form mansion, This, with all its sppartonances, kas been hended down, and is etil in possession of one of the onginal Joscendsnts bearing the same mname, and is yot a comfortable rceidence. . Tho room u8_ first bumlt has been kept as much in its primitive stato as timoand circumstances vand permit, and has been used as a kind of muscum or receptacle for ancient rclics. The original chimney has given placo to & more mod- ern one of brick. In this firo-place stands a stove, simitar in construction to tho old Frank- 1in, bearing on its front. in legible figres, 1722, whiich is supposed to be tho date of its birth. The resident proprietors know nothing of its former history (they arc now about 80 years old), but think it was cast in tho neighborbood. It has ever been doing good service whero it now stands, 152 years old. SEGARS. LEWIS HORS, IMPORTER OF ATTA SEGARS, REMOVED 116 South Clark-st., OPPOSITE OLD STAND. 250,000 Fresh Segars just being opened. Consumers’ Box-Trade & Specialty. Tho -Choicest Brands imported for the purpose. - LEWIS MOSS, 118 South Clark-st. BOOTS AND SHOES. FREEMANS REEF ORI IN PRICES OF BOOTS AND SHOES! 211 West Madison-st. My rent having boen reduced, I will re- main on the West SBide, and, as an induce- ‘ment for people to trade on the West Side, ‘have marked all my goods down FIFTEEN TO TWENTY PER CENT, from which prices there will be no deviation, as my motto is, ONE PRICE! IN. B.—New prices to tako effect Monday, April13. LIQUORS. PEREINS & STERN Announce to their friends and the publio generzlly that 0010 thes hisve ro-sstablishod thelr s BRANCH BOUSE IN CHICAGO, 00 WASHTNGTON-ST, Where they will keop a fall line of their well-known CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDIES, Which shall fally sustain their h@h reputation for Absolute Parity snd General Excellence. ATR. O. M. TINKHAM, {dvatized with Califorala Wines, will batn eha ST e olielis for it the' patronago of b Tienda tn the trado. FOR SALE. BOTTLED BEER, As Porter, Als, all kindsof Genulce European 2ad Do- mestic Beer, doliversd by the dozes, freeof charge, at popular prices. No retail sales. Orders by mail orleft in our offco will find prompt atteation. SCHANZLIN & CHRISTIAAN, Depot of Imported Havans, Eay West, and Domestic Cigars, 203 East Randolph-st. .81 MIMI, sapported by the eatirs stre: AMUSEMENTS: AMUSEMENTS. " THE GREAT ADELPHL LEONARD GROVER. ..AIANAGER ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. FO:I‘RI!R ONE WIEEERK ONLY! K LADIES' NIGOTS THIS WEEK: aesday Tinadags and Eoiay, 1 ordus ta preas the ; tioas znd frizhds of Tao Great Adlpuisn cn: exaitod and popnl cliticn of entertainment, the ot its cinss uxtant especial picasurs 1s takea in snnoune. laz zom-nt, for six uights and tso matinces, of thy Teaowned and famcus Haverly's Hingtrels NI : ago we now live in ‘demands progress, has, £t aa cnortmons 0o 1hreo dialects may o enrimoniod by el corapiient glewncu that no stmilar organization p }\ D.—Mr. Morris is tho original Germ: of numberless imitators, he has always succoeded in mak- J. H. HAVERLY, Pmoprietor and Manager, compiete ia overy dopartment. Mr. iiavorly, fully awiro That 1o expanto, ofioctod engagemunts with tho gross D Lv S1OTERYS “ogagod oo an Oxira sitraction, 14 order task masters: Morris, Dutch: m, Ethiopia Irish, By this addition ho feels that thors i scs. orcls will appeay a: cach and orer; oatartatamoat in his orig] nal speech, **Jncome Tax." Cak o dislect comedian of Amcrica, and has always ragked as the vory first. Without resorting to tho various charlatan tricks Ing Germaa paculiarities a vast fund of humor, pleasant % amusing Aliko to uliivated Germans a3d ARoricans. AprLrar, " 1] the wholdsale doaler in Ethiopian uegro before the public. the youug Californla cormedian, of unaisputed fame, fo new and nosel productions, of wwhich bo fs tho sutiior, BERNARDO, te Wonderfal Vocalist and Femalo Im- peronator, wid, by his suporior solco ni tras ropreson- tatlons of iho Huslosque Prima Douna, has gatned & po- S50 17 13 TrofcReloR whicls Staimps i unrivalod. CANTIELD cnd BOOKELL, Amoric's greatost Soag- anco Arists, recclving 3 searly salary of 310,000, Messrs, GUSS and FOX, tEd Ssnsational, Grotesque Bong.and-Danco Ariisis, i s numbor of thelr original ‘productions. Qo Vocal Quartets NARDO, RAPILE, MORTON, AND BASSET, Brilliant_Orchestra, under _directivn of Prol, W. W, Barbour: f. Millor, Herry Moreau, H. Glishos, J. 1liigor, Gourzo Broch, ‘Guargs Banks, aad R. K. Her- mans. All tho ehoso-named Comodians, Vocalists, and Musi. clazs will Poultivaly Apprac av ch and every ontertain- ment, ia & Chaste, Humorous, snd Enjoyable Pro. grming, soloctil wiih great caru Tor this Short Season of efiucd Minstrel- o oD, Geore Wilson: ** Dat ling; Bessio o* the Les, " tha Wondorial Boruardo, Now snd Origiual Finale,’ composed by Mr. Fred Wilson, ex- pn‘_xuamx this Urganizaton, Welch, Wilson, Morton, nd Company. PA COND—Grand Carnival de Ethiope: D. L. Speoch, *'Income Tax." re. Ca and Booker, the Two Brilliaats, in & new stylo of Soogs and Dances, performed by them only. Tho Wonderful Bornardo, engagod at an enormons sal- ary for bis Supertor Hondition of Ueautiful Ballads aad Female Impersonations, VAY LT E WELCH'S LAST SENSATION ; America's favorito comedian, In whicl he shows his superior ekl vu iastraments of altaost every desoriptiou, concluding with 20 artistic jig, for which ho plays bis owa wuslc. easrs. Goss and Fox, thocslebratod song aad dance artists, in tbeir spoclalty, Sunlight. Medley ballads of pattios, by the Californisnmember, George Wilson. D, L. Morris' original sketch, ontitled JUSTICE IN BLACK. Hans Setsenheimer,’ D. L. Morrls; Lawyer bhortbelet, Will if, Morton; Tawsor Wisowlg, Basset: Clerk of Court, Ned Guss; Mr. McCarthy, 5“1 Georgo Wilson; William Waiker, Jobn Rapler; Stophion Winesburg, James Fox: Michael O'Flaherty, Fayotto Welch: Frank Fusby, "cn7 mimy ¥ iam Brown: Mru, ¥asby No. I, Bernardo; Mrs. 0. 2, John Hilger. - Tho Ausical Watermeloa, by atireatrongih of the Comuuny, ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL THURSDAY. THREE LADIES’ RIGHTS, Tucsdar, Thursday, and Friday, in defereaca to tho uafversal dostro of the Iadics to eo this famous band of minstrele, who can pusitively no week, < TLRASE IN_ PRICES. Parquotte snd circlo, 50 cents; Circle, 3 conta; gallers, 16 conts ; secured orchstra noats, S5 centa extca. “Adciphl popular matiuees, Wednesdsy and Saturday, at2p. m. Admission to ' Increnso in matineo priccs. all parts of the Theatro, 25 cents; children, 15 conts. No sccazed soats. M'CORMICK MUSIC HALL. COSTUME GONGERTS, To-Morraw Night, Tucsday and Wednesday Nights and Wednesday Matinee, by the CAROLINE RICHINGS-BERNARD OLDDE FOLEES' CONCERT COMPANY, Mrs, Caraline Richings-! Mra. Salllo J. Beacdslce, - Dorathy Faithfall M. A. Buc! rscilla Primrose Miss Evgenia Hallids Aruminta Vainlors Ming Josepatoo Margs -Susan Sweetapple Mme, Alice K. Decoreo. Prudence Partrid; Mixs Manet. Ervuogelina Pri Miss Emily, Beity Topkuot Miss Macy E: vely Buckle 3r. Pl -Win the Fight Tittle Wit Mr. Chrl Jnrumiah Foreslght fr. Charles spate Olderats Mr. Wi, 1 --Oilver Oldschool 3Mr: Geo. Walton, .oi-Aaron Holdfast Mr. Qharies Nobla. Mr. T, Holmes. ... Mr. James Marcs.... 3Ir. Goo. A. Brodrick Mr. Theo. M. Brown., Mr. Wm. ML Tomlins..... Tba wondorful Orchostral Organ Admission only 50 cts. No oxtra charga for reservod seats for 3latineo; 25¢ extra for reserved scats for crening. Secats for sale at Jansen, McClurg & Co.'s, 117 Stato-sf. CARPENTER & SHELDOX. 1UVICKER'S THEATRE. A T RDVE TEs IER L Her Farewell Appearaaces 1n Chicago, CHAS. LEVI, Agent. | A. DURAND, Treasurer. Tha pablic of Chicago and vicinlty are respoctfally in- Tormed that MLLE, MARIE ATMEE AND THE FRENCE OPERA BOUFFE COLPANY, After a tour of unpreccdentod success through the prin- cipal cities of Cuba znd Mexico, will commence, at the abore Tircatra, & two weoks' scason of FRENCIH OPERA BOUFFE TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, April 21 and 22, at 8 o'clock, Whon will be produced, for the FIRST TIME IN THIS CITY, tho original version of CHAS. LECOCQ'S LAT- EST, nost FAMOUS, PARISIAN, Masical and COMI- CALSENSATIONAL FOLLY, In 3 acts, entitled LA FILLE DE MADAME ANGOT, (Tho Daughter of Madamo Angot). Peregrino Foundkeys _Fzekiel Overdo od at theso con- G ANIST .MLLE. ATMEE i hor original role of CLAIRETTE ANGOT THURSDAY.-LE PETIT FAUST. MLLE. AIMEE (frat time) s.. MARGUERITA FRIDAY—LA BE! NE. MLLE, AIMEE as., . LA BELLE HELENE SATURDAY MATINEE--LA FILLEDE MME.ANGOT SATURDAY EVENING—LFS CENT VIERGES. MLLE. AIMER as.... ...GABRIELLE Munical Conduotor, 3ONB. C. VAN GHELE. ADMISSION, including rescrved seats, S1,00 and 81330, according 1o locatlon; Secand Baicony; 60 cte; alo of seata commences THURSDAY, Aprl 16, at 9 ®. m., at tho Box Ustice of tho Theatre. ‘Books of tho Operss, THE ONLY CORRECT EDI- TION. for salo at tho Thoatre. WVICKER'S THEATRE. MASANIELLO. By goneral requost, this Opera will be repeated by the LIEDERKRANZ, HANS BALATKA, Conductor, On Sunday, April 19, and Monday, April 20, With the former Caste, and with an Enlarged Chorus. Sesta can bo reserved at the Box Office from Taesds, 9 el ©Heservod Seats in Parguotte, Dress Circls, snd Bal- cony, S1.50. " Admisrion, 21. Gallery, ¢, MADISON AND ELIZABETH-STS, Honigomery (uesd’s EUROPEAN HENAGERIE, CIRGTS, Aul ROXAN HIPPODROEE. AnEntire New nnd Elaborato Outat. - T g s Ever Fineat Equipped Establiskment in the World. One of the Lurgest and Most Lxtensive Zo- Poloiical Colieetions ever EXbinite. The Finest Equestrinn Orgunization in the World. Tho followiag brilllant artists ara engagod, and willap- pear at cach perfornanco: LITTLE MOLLIE BROWN, tho Only Bare-Back Som- ersanlt Ridor in Amorica. MR. FRANK BARRY, Unequaled Baro-Back, Tri and Hardle Eq;csm.\n. e e o LEOPOLD AND GERALDINE, Wonderful Gym- Basta. CHARLES AND CARRIE AUSTIN, tho celebratod MasKor-Drill Astists. g MADAME TURNAIRE, Mistress of tho Masego. NAT AUSTIN AND BILLY BURKE, the World- Renowsed Populst Gomediaus. Blle, Jeanntte Ellsler, Misses Victoria North, Rian, Lizzie S(cm?ld. Mewrs. Pullo Nathans, Robert Jahason, Georgo Sluman, Burrows. Thos. Clittord, William Sparks, C. Bolmont Brothers, Signor Farants, and a host of Femaio, Male, and Juvenile Per- ormers, Auzlifaries, otc. Behold the Entres Triumphal, Trigk Torscs, Ponlns, and Males! Golden Chariota Massivo Deas, Elegagt Palico Cagos, Porforming Elot liants, Camols, and Dromedarivs, radisat in Oriental ‘capplngs y) Prot. Norris' Excelsior Silver Cornet Band. rand A on_will bo mads by the Quecn of Air, ELLSLER, from tho ground to tho AG Mile. JEA top of tho Parilion, upona slenier wire, overy atternoon 2t o'clock. WILL EXHIBIT IN CHICAGO, ON LOT.CORNER OF Madison and Elizabeth-sts., Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Tharsday, April 20, 21, 22, and 23. Corner State and Twenty-second Streets, April-24 and 26, Admission, 50c. Children Under 9 Years, 25c. Doors open at 1 and 7 o'clock p. m. Performance to commenca ono hour later. For furthor particulars, seo plotorial bille, programmes, pamphlots, stc. & Do otica will bo givon of routs to bo takea by the Grand Procesaion or thie morning of exhibition. MONTGOMERY QUEEN, Solo Propristor and Mauagcr. I\yfi% ?SP;—EEA-HOUSE. OPERA HOURE! TEHE MAMMOTEL And ONLY Western Troupe of B Monroe-st., bet. Dearborn aad Btate, & THIS WEEK AND BATURDAY MATINEE. MYERS OPERA : {F—— T (o and State. H " GLOBE VARIETIES, 14 NEW STARS! MONDAY, Apeil 13, and every evontog daring the weck, 'and Wednosday and Satarday Matinecs. IETSA WEEBIERL! The Great S"‘““"”—,"‘”i‘},’,‘f,’{‘““"“““" and bor o TEN BEAUTIFUL BLONDES! First appoarance of MLLE FONT. LEAT, Tueackoorlodged Acist o ihe World ln bor dasiof ta'on the Swingin Zor 0% wondartal per: foce of WALKING THE CEILING (hoad down- wards): truly an astounding act. First appearanco of the Great Loadm Comique, VET . 2 DRIV . Firet appearanco of GEORGE E. DAVENPORT, Tho Groat Trish Comedian. R o G Ry "GO +"tbo. Wondorful Mystic Changd e O O rtection, o 1SS KATHLELN OINETLand MISS CARKRIE AVERY. ‘The great Musical Extravaganza of the CEZLEX? IS5 LISA WEBER g £ ERCRS R, Sy 356, and i5c: secared, 2o extrs. Mo o ta'ail parts of tho howss: Chiidroz, 15¢: 50 roserved seats. Rogular Ladios’ Night every Friday. New attractions and Now Stars every week. MoVICKER'S THEATRE, Last Week of the Popular Actress Trise d. COOMEBES. ‘Monday and Taesday Eventngs Shakspoare's Tragedr, ROMEO AND JULIET. ..MRS. JANE COOMBS CANDAL: et Thuraday—LOVE'S SACRIFIC] Frid: tardey—THE WIFE'S SECRET. o e arieeROMIZ0 AND JULIET. April 81— AIMER OPERA BOUFFE. ACADEMY OF MUSIO. 2. EVENT OF THE 8FASON. T D ATV IRAGEDTAN, S JORN MCULLOUGH, Supported by MR. CHARLES POPE, MISS LILLIE, Rndiho Powerfal Acadomy Company 5, tho ody {m- mortalized by Edwin Forrest, THEGLADIATO! To bo repeated Tuesday night. Taosday 3Matinoe, doie” I TAMING A SHREW sad 3MO! CALL. Wednosday~RICHELIEU. LOOK 0UT! THE LAST OVEANOE TO SEBE el Antomical Mseum ! The most wonderfal Exbibition of this kind. Bost col- lection of Anatomical Specimens. "Admission only 25 conis. AUCTION SALES. By N. P. HARRISON. HOOLEY’S THEATRE, SECOND and LAST WEEK of Miss Katherine Rogers. Monday, April 13—In consoquonce of its great success, wili bo rosaatad Tom Taylor's Ao Society Play, entitiod AN UNEQUAL MATCH. On Taesday, April 14, every evening, land at the Matl- zoc, Dion Dogeicault’s' Groat Now York Suecess, RAELRAE 3 p ATHERINE ROGERS in her original character _ Mirs RATHE! ez origtnal cha pany. Foitar—Bonost of Miss EATHERINE ROGERS, ‘Monday, April 20—Benefit of Misa SIDNEY COWELL, and et Sppearaaco of Miss BLANCHE DEBAR 12 & Bow and ofiginal Socioty Comedy. ON TUESDAY, APRIL 14, AT 204 & 200 EAST MADISON-ST. 300 Hagnificent Chromos AND ENGRAVINGS Just consigned from New York, with instructions to sell them. f Plctures ere ~Jered for ons e e o Fuesday Slu 7aag ot 1 o'clock &y 3o'clock, whea tho salemil v o150, Auctionser. AT 207 SOLTH CLARK-ST., BIBLES, ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS, Will be continued Monday, April13, at10 and 3 olelock, { BLO d save moving it. i g, MCORMICK MUSIC HALL. APRIL 17- 5. G. PRATT'S (RAND SYMPHONY CONCERT, WITH FULL ORCHESTRA OF 45 MEMBERS, NG HANS BALATEA'S ORGANIZATION, INCLUDING 1S coerous additions. s lading Hocerved Seat. .. seres e e hty Moaday at 100/cIock, at . B. Keea, Conto % Gorta Bockstors, 113 aad 115 State-st- On Wednesday, April 15, at 10 o'clock, GRAND RETAIL SALE AT AUCTION OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHS, CLOTHING, 2c., 8t 304 and 205 Fast 3fadi- e of Elo- Wehavo racelrcd aipeclal consigmmunt ol Fle- on- ato oot Lineny Towols, Bakis., Ladios'snd Geaty Hos ilfs. Fron Vit farsalles Hod Qullle, B0 ¥io alls, ADCTION sALES, o £uBLEODGIS & €O,y 'nfarbia Front Anction Neerms G5 Weer Lakost Reosular SAuction Sales Wednesday aud Satunlay Evenings,at 7 p.m. Also Thurs- day roal estate sale at8p. m. Special aiteniion given to outsldo slos. ltaturns mado on the same ey of aale, bo- fore leaving the rosideuce. Consigumeats sollcited. Lib- eral advancements n.ado on ciacks of icrehandiss. Jt. 1. MORRISON, Auctianoer. Tuesday Morning, April 21, At 108. m., wo will sell tha entire contonts of No, 280 West Washington-st, {Lato D, Parkers rosidozce), consiting of ong Elegust sewood 75;-octave Piano, bteel Engravings, O] Paint- 1ngs (very take), two Rosewbod Darior sete, tro Rosatrod Marble.top Chamboer Sets, Englisu Body Brussel Car- Dflg:,. flnr.e-fl(.‘:rn:ges, t(d Co particulars nost Sundays paper. Wit FPioboes & co.. Auctioneers, No. 633 West Lako-st. Wednesday Evening, April 15, At734 p. m., at oo warsrooms, No. 633 West Lake-st,, We. ‘will scil 3 largo stock of HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Stovos, Crockery, Glaanvaro, Beds, Bodding, Halr-Ma trerses, Pillows. Springs, ets. ; i lact, everything gen. arally used in housckecping. 'Sale positive. Goods Sas be sold, a8 tho owncrs are zolng sbruad. Come early and securo bargatny. WiI, F. HODGES & €O., No. 638 Wost Lakb-at. WE WILL SELL, On Thursday, April 16, AT 10 A. M., At the Marble-Front Residence, 0. 529 West Washinton-st, A'I!OV'E UNION PAEK, Consisting of one Rosewood Piano, Elegant Parlor Furniture, Costly Oil Paintings, Steel Engravings, Library and Books, Turkish Easy-Chairs, Marble-top Tables, Marble-top Chamber Sets, Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Elegant Sofa-Lounges, Sitting, Dining, Kit- chen, and Leundry Furniture, Plated Ware, China, Crockery, Cutlery, etc., etc. Also, one Elegant Span of Black Horses, Family Carriage, Robes, Harness, etc. Bale positive and without reserve. ‘WAL F. HODGES & CO,, Auctioneers, No. 838 West Lake-st. AT PRIVATE SALE. The entlre contents of a ten-room_ Boarding-House. ennsisting of [centeel Parlor, Dinmg, Siiting, and seven Chamber Roorus, furnished, for casn, et a bargain. Pos- session given iminodistoly. ' Inquire of WaL ¥. HODGES & CO., No. 623 West Lako-st. By GEO. P. GORE & CO., 68 & 70 Wabash-av. DR CGOOIDS. Our sale for Toesday, April 14, will tnclade frosh at- tractions in every lina. A tina display of Fancy Goods, Jowotry, Laccs, &c. Drozs Goods, includiug » 1ine of ftich Dreca Silks and Satius, aiso Afpacas, Suftings, Lincns, &c. Straw Goods: hleuts, Ladios',and Boy's wear,aleo 8 lino loth ' Hats and Caps, Ladies' ‘and Miss- [ of Spring Bts! e Trimmed Hats, Gingham Umbrelizs, Parasols, &c. Clathing, Wooiens, and Pisco Guads, Linen Handkerchiofs, Bosums, Towels, Napkins, &a. Salo opens at 9: . q ot at 11 o'clock. Also regulas saio of Ingral P. (;ILE & CO., 68 and 70 Wabash-av. Open and Top Bugaes, Democrats, Express Wagns, and Bamess AT AUTCTION, ON TUESDAY, APRIL 14, AT 11 °A. M. GFU. P. GORE & CO.. & aad 70 Wabashav, 800 Cases Boots and Shoes of All Grades, AT AUCTION, By Catslogue, on WEDNESDAY, Aprll 15, at 95 8. m. GEO. P. GORE & CO., 68and 50 Wabashl-av. AT A TCOCTION. Another Grand Matinoo Sale of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE On Thursdey, Aiilie, at 91-20%clk. from basement to attic. -Poom, and Kitchon You can furnish your dwollin; Parlor, Library, Chamber, D ¢ arnituse, Carpets, Otico Derks, Show.Cases. Honsehild Goods'can bo bough at privato sile. g:l" O‘EIGQEUHX‘.’NI l&;‘ A rndeasez; Saios at dweliings prompily attended 0. 28 BY GORE & CO.. Auctioncers. SPECIAT.. THE ATTENTION OF DEALERS IN HARDWARE Gatlorg, Stivor-plated Goods, ete,, 1s called to omr e of UKSDAY, April 16, at whick time wo shall ofie 1] line of Table xad Pockpt Cutlery, Scissors, Shears, otc- Also, Piated Casters, Goblots, Baskots, Knives, Forks, Spoons, etc. Baws, Shovels, Hamuners, Hatchets, ¥iles, Bits, ota., etc. Now s thia t{m8 to stock up. Saleat9:30s. m. GEO. P. GORE & CO.. 63 and 70 Wabash.av. 509 W, ADAMS-ST., COR. LAFLIN. At the Elegant Marble-Front Residence of JOHN ALSTON, Exq., 17 ROORS OF ELEGANT Household Furniture, AT AUTCTION.- 0On Thursday, April 23, at 10 o'clack. Flegant and very elaborate Resewood-Frame Parlor Suit, coverod In Brocatello; cost £3,00. Titazore and Marble-top Tables to match. Mazble-top Silebonrds: Hiegint Pler aad Maatol Mierors, with Marbler, T etabor Satn, with Dressing-Casos. Mahogany Cham. r Sots, . e : bet Bete.. Sk Stripo Parior Sulis. ucomleu and Laco Cartains, White Halr Mattrosses, ¥ ., Bodstcads, and Bureaas. {Frecs, Lxtension Tables, Rockers, Chalrs, French ‘Hall Clock, Mantel Ornaments. Paint Rafrigorator. Chisa, Glass, and Plated Wars, ~Rich Volvet, English B ey Geand Biswotarto: cost 8150 GEO. P. GORE & CO., Auctioneers. By WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1Y) b "~ . NO. 108 MADITIITST- ‘WE SHALL SELL THE HOUSEROLD EFFECTS Marble House, 217 South Sangamon-st., MONDAY, April 13, at 100'clock, on ths premises, con- sistiog of Parlor, Chambor, and Dining-Reom Sots, Brus- se ts, Book-Caso, Librars-Table, Marble Tables, Ol Paiduings, Choice Ctiramos, Bironze Clock, aad tel Oroamen! as-Fixtures, ichen rniture, WM. A. BUTTEES & CO., Anctioucers. WE SHALL SELL THE ENTIRIE“FURNITURE Dwelling No. 853 Wabash-av., TUESDAY MORNING, April 14, at 10 o'clock, on the pramises. The whole comprises parlor-saits, cl ber- eots, dining-room aad kitchen-farnitars, . mirrors, togother with the usual variety Bousekeeping. WAL A. BUTT) o tor requisita for *CO.. “Auctionests. S yLDE ot sha Valted States T CLAIMED GOODS of 1 t Pz e gf.i\vl%nxu_m:,”nswng.}pn} 15, £ 10 o'clock, &b our Roams, 1 * A" BUTTERS & CO.. Auctioneers. \WE SHALL SELL Buggies, Phaetons, Harness, &c., 10 o'clot t 108 Madison st, THURSDAY, Aprl16, st relock, bW RS 4 °€0; WE SHALL SELL BRY G00DS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, &, ‘clock, at 164 Madison-st. THURSDAY, at 10'cingh, b LHANERS & G0 WE SEHALL SELL A CHOICE CORNER LOT Apri1 18,3t 3 o'clock p, m., on tho prem! :apr:ér of Wabaak.av. and Thisty-thirds 10 20-foot alley, south and east front, 100-foot, st f-ont, sower, water, and gas, paved last fall. Terms—To ‘e nold subject to an fncumbrance of 35,000 st 10 per cent, which bas four years to ran Lay 31, 1874; balanca <cash; 10 per cont of whole parchase muux ‘at tima of sals and blbnc;'an !E du“rd;’fil{:fil}m‘:}v oed.!r Po:' far- calare inquire o own ther particalyy A g B HTTERS & GO., Auctloncers. By OSGOOD & WILLIAMS. Auction and Commission Huuso 63 South Canal-st. ave Auctlon Sales Wednesday and Saturday, at 9:30 a. Hare A¥swand Second-iand Furaitare and fl.nuukug- ¥ Goods of evory descriptlon, Iacladiag Carpets, Cook- 1PE Stoves, ote. Also Otlico Famiture, incla iog Des Pastition, Ralling, ete, And single and double Harness, LECTURES. SUNDAY AFTEBNOON LECTURE BOCIET Y. WALL'S HALL, corner of Adsms and Halsted-ats. Banday, April12, 3 p.m. Prof. JOHN W. CL4LRKE, on ** Evolutins of Light, cr. Whispers from s, Block of Coal.™ Ilustrated. Gaod Masic, 3 AECTION SALES. By ELISON, POMEROY & CO. 516 Wabash-av. Tnesday HMorning, April 14, at 10 o'clock, 'We sell the entire Furaiture of dwelling 516 Wabashav., AT AUCTION. Parlor, Chamber, and Diaiag-Room Seta, Carpets, Beds, Boddiay, Crocsers, e, ftoves, £o. 46, ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Acctioneers. 871 Wabash-av. Wednesday orning, April 15, at 10 olock Eatire contents of dwolling house 7 Wabash.ar., AT ADOTION. Flegant Pisno, Mantel Mirror, Brussels Carpets, Parlor and Dining-Room Furniture, Chamber and Kitchen Furniture, Beds, Bed- ding, Chins and Crockery Ware, Stovess &c., &o. ELISON, POMZROY & CO., Auctionesrs. Valuable Business Lot AT ATUCTION, A1ED Cottage GrovesaT., 231128, running through to South Park- having twe valaable {ronts, with imprevor its. Wednesday Afternoon, April 15, at 4 o’clock, Wa will offer the abovo valusble proper'y AT AUCTION, ‘without reserve, un the groand. The lct will be sold with the improvemenis, on aasy terms, which will be mads own at time of salo. ‘Tille parfect. Abstracts furnished. ELISOY, POMERQY & CO., Auctionsers. Regular Friday's Sale, Friday Morning, April 17, at § 1-2 0%lock. Our stos X m Oz atores nee packed with an Immonse stock of NEW FURNITURE. Now and Socond.Hand Parlor Setr, Bodroom Scta, Wardrobes, Bureats, Wastistands, MazbleTon Fables, Brarsels aad Waol Carpats, Crockery, Glass and Plziod Ware, And aur isusl stack of Geaeral Merchandise. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., & aud ¢ Kandolph-st- Highly Attractive - Catalogns ATUTION SALE, MES3RS, ELISON, POMEROY & 0. AUCTIONEERS, 10 tho eftirons of Chicagy DIRECT IMPORTA: L end ORNAMENTAL be sold at un- Tske plossurs in announ that they aro now rocetving & 1ax TN of thg most Elogant, USE] gouds evor brought o this city, which will Teserved AUCTION SALE ia tho commodious Tt 185 STATEST, wier P Hote, Due notice will be given of the dute of sale. Wait for | display. ‘Among ‘and see 1he moat wuporb 2 many Omamentat articles are: VASES, Dresden China Vases, Jardine's Sete, many and delicately patnted by tho first artists of Helssen Royal Factory, and entirely new ot in this olty, ETAGERE ORNAMENTS Of the most stylish and beautiful designs in Bronze, 52~ Sur, China, Bohemian Glass, aad Lava. PARIAN MARBLE ORNAMENTS. Parian_ Marble Vases, Groups, Busts, and Stataettes, ) t? T aotad the - Raps of (e Sabine Women," tho *' Amazons,” **Huntars,” **Un- dine," and many others oqually beautiful. DECORATED FRENCH CHINA, Complete Dinner, Tos, and Coffes Sets, in variom rizas; Chamber Sels, Spittoons, Cuspadores, elegantly paintod and gilt, of the uewest designs. BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE| In endless varioty, comprising most beautifal Mantel Or- namonts, Beaoket Ornaments, Tazzos, Merble Sats, Vasos, Panch Bowls. Cologno Sets, Docanters,and Table Glasses in varlocs colors and designs. - CLOCKS. Bronze snd Marble Mantol Clocks of the latest and ‘most elogant designs and fineat workmanship. SILVER PLATED WARE, ‘Elegant Tee_ Pitchers, Castors, Waltors and_Sal gomplote Tes; Coflce, and Dessert. Sets, Urns, Wine Biscals Stands, Liquor Frames, Cake and Fruit Baskets, al?ku:;: Dishes, Spoons, Forks, &c., 40., all of the bssi IVORY H'LD, CUTLERY Of tho best Inglish manufacturs, guaranteed. Togother with many articlss, nsolal xnd ornamental, which cannol be onamerated In this sdvertisomont, and tust ba seen t3 be properly sppreciated and o £ K W) forming tha most costly and magmificent collection evor nifored for pablic compotiton. m'{n". con- signment was mado to ua by the importers, ive Instractions to sell without limit or resorvo. B A SPECIAL GUARANTEE Will be givon In every case, as to tho quality of the goods boing aa represented. Dae notico will be given when this attractire display opon, and the Indics are iavitod to visls the store. i bé provided. 0 number and day of opening will be aa- nounced in this columnn. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctfoneers. By BRUSH, SON & CO., 41 South Canalst. FURNITURE. At our salesroom, Wednesay, April 15, at 10 m., witl Do sold parlor and "chamber scis, masblo-top sad plaia farniture, now and secocd-hand of all kinds, carpets, and general merehandise, wnich inust be olosed out to maks room for onr Satarday fi'sfi'. SON & CO., Auctionsers. AT DWELLING, 118 WEST WASHINGTON-ST, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, At 10 o’Clock, Wil be sald contents of & 12.room bouse: 1 plana, marble. top chamber sets, plain ditto, buresas, bedste: com ‘modes, card and extonsion tables, mirrors, matti Beds and bedding, sofs, lounges, large cooking ranges, atoves, plated ware, large lot of crockery and glass-ware, Lablo.jlen, and about 0 yardsof Brussels and woolo carpe! X BRUSH, SON & CO., Auctionsers. Chattel Mortgage Sale of Hoasehold Goods, At our Salesroom, Saturday, April 18 st10a.m. In ad 2ition to oar asus] Satarday's sale will bo sdded ths con o oorm sty (5kzs OF & moTigagD. tamts of & 10-000m Botdoy 1P SO & GO0 Anetioneurs. CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE, Satardsy, Aprl} 8 at 0. m., Florse, Dugay, and Lar ness. A QLA ST, SON & CO., Auctioucers. $10,000 W ORTEL or ELEGANT FURNITORE, NEBARLY INEW, At 85 and '8 Dearborn-st., TUESDAY, APRIL 21, st 10 3. m. 1 Square Grand, Overstrang Bais_Plano, fall size; su- rio Bfarble-fop Scta of Earior Buits; Turkish Fasr Biaims, tn Velvet and Terry; Marble-Top C. Tabi-e: Bocksrs, Faacy Clalrs, Sefas, Youogos, Lace Caraias, Lanbroquins, Velvet snd Brusacle Cimets Al MaC tresses, largs lino of > Top Sid boards, Wardrobes, e Biacod ots, 1 gond ook Btove, Gas-Flxtares, e . 7 HON & CO., Auctioneers. BRUS By WILLIS, LONG & CO. 195 and 197 Randolph-st. No. 187 West Washington-st. GENTEEL FURNITURE of 13 rooms at auc TUESDAY, April 14, st 10 o'clock. Tho entire . tare, consisting of Fine H. C. Parlor Hots, Marble-top Chaiaber Saity, Sidoboards, Mesblytop Tables, Lace Copipas sad. Comleey Fleinres ot B o Hedding, Cook and Parlor Btoves, Crockory, Glass and Piaied Ware, RelAerte" 180 & 0., Auctionsers. REGULAR WEDNESDAY SALE AT ATUCTION. Wednesday, April 15, st 934 o'clock, at onr rooms, 195 & 197 RANDOLPE-ST. Bets, Ocs o Caruma, Eagmari Pillow 3, Kiov ote. 3 CArDos, S ONG & CO., Auctioneers. By J. J. GIBBOXNS, MORTGAGE SALE OF LIQUORS, A szl Jot (about 200 £allons) Wines and Brandy to pay “old to gaantitics tosait. advances willbosold 0, NS, 13 Fifth-a., busemeat. i