Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 25, 1875, Page 15

- WASHINGTON, Decison ‘Rélatve lo Shiphoedts of Goods Thoith Canada in Bend: An Esplanation @s to the Falling - - Off in Internal Rbvefns ; " Receipts The Spanish e‘bvemmsx\i_tv Pays Half of the Virginius Award. Encouraging Report of the Op- drations of the New Syndicate, Aflnfl to Defeat the Subletting of Postal Contracts. Bpeciat Dispaten to The Chicam Triduvid. ‘Wastworoy, D. G, April 24.—The Cabinet eitustion to-day remains unchanged. Notwith- stinding the exciting and conflicting rumors, thers ia good authority for remowiog the stote- ‘ment tnat the President has not zsked Delaco to resign, snd that Deisno declares that he will not resign. Indeed, Delano has to-day again pos- itively stated that hs does not intend to rosign, or to leave the Cabinot. - There is, how- ever, great outside pressure to compel his with- drawal, and manyof the leading mon in the party are koown fo favorit. -The President has not yet accented the resig- natios of Attorney-General Williama. . YBONTIER CUSIONS REGULATIONS. The- Becretary of the Treasary to-day issmed & circular to Collectors of Conatoms which definitely onds the quarrel that has 80 long existed between certain Custom-honsés oh the narthern fron‘ier, 1elative to the trans- poristion of goods w_bond to, from, and &h tbe Canadas. This quarrel has been ro- newed ander every. Ldmmletm.xon of the Treas- ury Department. it wus expected whal (e régu- Iations of March 80 last, isrued nuder the treatv at Waskingion, would have soitled the question, but it was again broaght up on ac- count of the conflicting fnaucial interests of the Collectors of Fortland, Me., and of Ver- ‘mont. This decition 18 likely to bave some influ- ence upon Wut:rn ccmmerca if the Grand Trunk apy carries out its threat. The Cammm‘ atencd, in the event that the decision should be adverse to Portland, to abandon tho warehoyees of the road at Poit- land, to comiplete the Inter-Colonial Rozd, and make Halirax a port on_English soil cpen at all eéasons of the vear. It in expected that the Tesnit of this would be to transfer to Halifax nll the exportations from Michigan and the intenor States westward and cootiguous to the grest Iakes, by the wsy of Port Huron. ‘The Becrstary has decided =syalust the cleims’ of Portiand. He rules that no- der’ the . etatutes; - treaty, sod regalatious, the provisions for sealing cars under Consuiar moanifest does pot excusé the merchandise in question from the Lecessity of entry ot the first |. but that an ann—y thersof xs md\!penuhle e m merchandite can permitted traverse the territory uf ® the Onited &flu. Buch entry, however, need not necessarily include oatry for exportation, but may, st the option of the person daly authorized to make entry, consist culy of an entrs of riation in bond, condit:oned in the tsnal manper. for the delivery of the mercpundice to g.;: Collector &t tie port of exit from the Uuued INTERNAL REVEYUE RECEIPTE. The Commiasioner of Internal Rovennes is of the opivion that the decieate in intarnal rovenus roceipts is due to” the foet that the amount of whisky witbdrawn from bond bas greatly diminished sipce the passage of e mnew law. The statistics of the Bureau for the month of - March show tbat the average producticn throughout the conntry in the same asit htherto has been, but the amount withdrawn from bond is but little mora than 8,000,000 gallous, while the average amount usgally withdrawn for tho mocth is 7,000,000 THZ STNDICATE. ‘The pews from the new Syndicate is very fa- vorable. Thev have ordered auotlier inatallment of bonds. Treasury clerks left lust night with $11,000,000 more. .. THE POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT BEOOIL The Postmaster-General proposes to correct snother irregularity. in the execation of contracts. Heretofors it has bean the custom for some cooiractor to obtain a large number of contracts, and then sublet them at much lo¥er raes thin are paid by the Government. . It is proposed to 1emedy this beresfter by s'1aw wiuch sbail provide for the publication cf the nnmes of the contract- o8, with their routes, and the price paid by the Governmoat in every case. Persons who then want to buy these routes from contractors «<an do 80 with {oll koowledge, It is believed thatif this method is lfl‘rlgd the profits of contractors wilt bo so much diminished that they will mot find it advissole fo spend Iarge amounts oI money . to “mecurs con- tracts’ It is further helieved, now that the contract frands bave becu exposody that it will not be passible hereafter for-any one cun- tractor to obtain ag large s number of contracts a8 formerly. TH® PAPAL EEVOYS.- The Washington people thiuk ihat the visit of ¢he Papat Envoys liere tsy Lave some connec- tion with the selection of & suitable location for the Holy See, and that if the Pope should ever leave Italy be will Iocate here. PRECAUTIONS AGAINST YELLOW mzm According to informstion in officisl quarters, ‘all the Southern cities are rapidly bagiuning to tfake sanitary preventive measures against the sollow fever. - The medical guthoritics here are confident that if the quaractine regula- tions are perly enforced, and the Jocal . hmthpr:nmnihu South are .efli- cieit, it will be poesible to otect the country from a serious epidemic, The sta~ tistics which ate nuw prepared upon the subject of yellow fover show that the cities where un- wusual precautions were takien suifered much less in 1873 than othercities. In New Or- leans itgelf the fever at no time became epi~ dsmic, owing o the extremely careful sanitary meagures. PERSONAL. wyman Bridges is hero. Gov. Bevaridge is expected. Johgn Delano has returned. Atkin- ;the new Commissioner of Peusions, is ex- Poc to-morrow. THE CIICAGO CTSTOM-HOTSE BUILDING. The followjng is the law containing the Lpf priation for the Chicago Custom-flonse, as it is publusted in the official laws: For continuation of building for Custom-Houss snd Bub-Treasury, Chicago, TiL, $150,00: Provided, That the Hialtation upon tae cost of saud building, Beroto- fare Axed Taw, is hereby extended to $4,000,020, ex- eluxive slta, but the same shall in no event, when xnll: complated, oxceed that sum: amd the Architect of the ury is required to modify the #pecifications and plans of sald building, if necessary $0 comply with this provisio: a4 the cost of Ahe same ahall not exceed this on. [Tu the Agsociated Press. ] PATEST OFFICE APPOINTMEST. ‘Wasmrsgroy, D. C., April 24.—Thomss O. ‘Woodward, of lows, has been aj polnted an Ex- aminer-in-Chief of the Patent- THE YIRGINIUS Awm ‘Ths Bpanish Goveroment has paid $45,000 of )h $80,000 an account of the Virginius mnr. _%HE NEW ORLEAXS DISASTER. A Partinl List of :hus Killed and In- Sured. Wew Onrtzams, La., April 24.—The names of thé 10t on the burned stesmers arc: Mrs, Bt~ tis Mosgrove, the dsughtar of Capi Reese, of Pittsburg, is the only person -lost from the Exporter whoss name hss been as- certainea. . Ths Bodman lost Joseph - Case, Rewport, Ky., first engineer; John Ferrard, Newport, Ky., second engineer; Alfred Good- pasture; heed oook, Cincinnati; Mrs. Bartley and Mys. Brent, chambermaias, New Richmoad, O Bifl Sakiers, a deck-hand, Cincinpati,and sev-, 20 colofed" eabin-boys snd derk-hatids whose | sames have not yet been ascortained. When the Kyle was discaversd to be on fire, many por- sons from the shore rushed on board the Bod- xan and Exporter, wgat a better view of the b steamar, and were gtill aboard when the vessels were sef adrift, 1t is sapposed that Imln & gumber of these share poopls wers loss. The following-nsmed persous are kuown to Baye been lost on the Bodn;lb:n. :oh:_-lnlghnmu SR S THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, 'APRIL 25, 1875 <SIXTEEN PAGES Andy TRdwards, G Cincmuiti, Exporter—Ellen Graves, chambermeid; Tamen Mahouer, head cook ; Julius, Lott, cab;n baL Bill Jghnsot, Sfewman ; Mr. Grauklin, &f -Nasl ville, Ind., on Lis_wa¥v from Texas: ldl ighter | 3. . nilie of Tr. Eeyes, of DrarHehr, Aged 14; soq, of chmond, Iud.. porter of th There were seveial deck passengers on the Bidmen, vho liave Hot béin déénlncs the dis: e iany of the fésoribd Wérs Mightly, and some of them severel, burned, but noue dangerously excop jdx. Briwus, clerk of the Kyle, who is duing woll s . Tha stesmbostmen and passengers on the burnéd steamor lost bigzage, clothing, e Mexrms, April 24.—7The insurauce of Mem- phis compagicson the cargoes of the steamboats burned 8t Now Orléans is not g0 hedvy &5 Bt first behgved. It is how thonght it will bt ex- ceed 10,000, of which the Hernando Company -had sbont €6,000. The remainder ia divided among severzl compauies, FOREIGN. RUSSIA. ADELYNA PATTI WiDOWED, Loxpox, April 2.—A diepateh froth Bt, Peters- burg sars the Marquis de Caux, the husband of Adelins Patti, haa been killed {n & duel. e GRESCE., ELECTION EXCITEMENT, Loxpox, Aptil 24.—A dapatch from Athetis saya: Cobsiderablé excitemont prévails ovér the approaching elections, and a stath of slogeis impendisg. The Government is concentrating 5,000 soldiers in Athens, and, it is supposed, in- ténds ralaing the army to & war-footing. ———— FIRES. IN CHICAGD. A defeotive thimney caused a $50 bhze at No. 644 Archer avenuq yesterday noon. A slight fire on the schooner Charles Richards, lyiog at the foct of North Franklin etreet, caused a logs of @30 yesterday afternoon it4 ‘oelock. An overheatad stove was the cause. At 2:45 g'olock yesterdsy morniog 3 fire in a two-etory frame cottage at No. 55 Ashloy sh-eet cansed & loss of 2300. Joseph Moréll is the owner and ocoupant. He ls insured. AT JANESVILLE, WIS, Bpecial Disvatch to The Chicaao Tridune., Jaxzavinre, Wis., April 24.—The house of Mr. Willinm Baxter, on Chatam sirees, in the First Ward, was discovered £ b in & blaze about 4:30 o'clock this morning, by one of the neighbors. The house was totally destrosed, and in'the ruins were found the remuios of Mr. Baxter, the owner. Baxter has tived in this house alone for Bome yesrs. y He was 70 vears of age, and a gardever by occupation. He had a wifo, but did not live with her. The body of decensed was terribly burned, tho Jegs meg eulirely destroyed. the arma gono 28 far as the elbows, tho top of tho head and skull burned up, and the face charied. Tho walis of the chest were so burned asto expose the Iungs and stomach. In fact, the body was 8o far consamed B8 to be nnro..u;;mznbla. D. B. Burbank seems to have discovercd tho fire first, and gavo the alarm to the neighborhood, but no efforts were made to get tho slarm to the Fire Depactment. Ths body of the daceased was brought to the Police Court early this moming, zad at 9 o'clock Justice Patten began an mgncsz, the evidunce not being all taken up to 8 o 1bis ovening. AT DAVENPORT, 1A, Svpectal Disnateh to Ths Chitaco Tridune. DavexroRt, Is., April 24.~The residence of John Melchert, near thi city, Was burnod this afternoon, together withsll the farniture, all the cloching of the family, & gold watoh, and §125in money. Loes, \.8 uob ibsarance, $2,000. AT PENTWATER, MICH. Bpecial Dizpatch to The Chtcado Tridune. LuUDINGTOX, Mich., April 24.—The Methodiat ¢ehurch, Sherman House, xud cne dwelling were eonsumbad sthis morniog at Pentwater, the fire siar'ing Trom the church. Loss altogether, $10,000. Tusurance small. AT CINCINNATIL. Orxcrxarr, O., April 24.—Bush's flonr mill, on Webster street, in this city, was destroysd by fire early this morning. The leu is §8,000; fully insured in Cinciunati companies. AT HALIFAX, N. S, Havoax, N. 8., April 2¢.—Logan's tannery at Picton barned this morning. Loss, $30,000; in- surance, $17,000. CRIME. A DEATH WARRANT, Dispateh to The Chicacs Tribuna, Bostox, Apsil 24.—The Sherif of Norfolk County has received the warrans for the execn- tion of, Costley on the 25th of June next, between 9 and u‘o'clock a. . Tusexecution will oocur in the main corridorof the county jail at Dedham, aud the galiows will be the same that wae used in bangiag Webster, the James brothers. Green, McElhany, Herssy, aud others. The authorities of Dedham Eex—snn in charge of Costley, and accordingly ex- tate Constable Isaac Porter, of Draintee, has been selected for that daty. He is with Coauey all the tizge. SENTENCE COMMUTED. Creveraxy, 0., April 24.—Johnson, the mur- derer, who was to have been hanged on the 28th prisonment for life by Gov. Allen. . TRIPLE MURDER AND SUICIDE. . New Yomm, Aprii. 24.—James Lafterty, of Rockrille, Allegheny Connty, killed hia grand- mother and robbed her "house ; subsequently shot Miss Van Nay, who had rehfl!fl to marry, bim, shot her m a: and then killed himself. © FINANCIAL, SOUTH BEND FAILURE. . Bvectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Sourm Bexp, Ind, April 34.—A meeting of & number of the creditors of Bmith & Hollowsy m held here to-day, who acquiesced in the as- mun-de a few days since. The asscts only pay about 50 per ¢ent. of the liabilities. BANK DIVIDENT. - ‘WasHINGTON, April 24.—The Comptroller of {he Ourrency has declsred a dividend of 10 per cent in favor of the creditors of the First Na- tional Bank of Manafield, 0., making, in all, & divadend of 35 per cent. RAILROAD DIVIDEND. Nzw Yomg, April 24—Tbe -Chicsgo, Rook Island & Pacific Railroad Uompany began to-day to pay their dividend without rebate. LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE. Nzw Onuxaxs, April 24.—Both houses have sdjourned sine die. - In the Senate the resola- tion suspending Clinion from btflce ‘was post- poned to 1878. But few, if any of the reform mesasures were finally psssed. A bill appropristing $117,000 for the expenses of an extra secsion, efc., passed. Bills were passed reducing the expenses of the Metropolitan police from (09,000 to 8499,000 per annum ; restricting the publication of Iaws lo the official journaigof tho Btate, heretofore published in ‘severai parisk papers. This bill eaves the State $100,000 per annum. i e SPRINGFIELD ITEMS. Bpecial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribund, EramvoriELn, DL, Aprll 24 — Commissions were issued to-day by the Secratary of the State, on the order of the Governor, to Louis Schaltz, vice David Cole, deceased, and Allen C. Millard, vice Emil Drier, term expired, as West Bids Park Commissioners, Ths Seéretary of Stats will distrib- ute mext week 10,000 copies of the law, as amended this winter, to_counties not under township organi- zation, 15,000 copies to coonties nnder town- 7 ship organization. This he does in obedjence 4 fo the resolntion adopted by the Senats on the last dsy of the session. The Stats Convention of the Eclectic Physi- . cians cf the State will be held in this city Juoe 14, by arrangement of the Eumh-e Commit- UTAH ITEMS. Barr Lixe, Utah, April 24.—Brigham Young was summoned {0 appear to-day. before Chief- Justios Lowe, to show csuss why he abould not be hpld for coubempd for falliog to pay ‘Ann _firembn, of | have deemed it necessary to place a- inst., has had his sentence commuted toim-. , or & monthly Allowanet of €500 alimony, pandema lite, Tu® ¢ass was arprhed i for an ‘sppeal to the Bnprems Coart. At the ‘e ncludon the Judzs call-d for the papers in @ cade, but no decisicn was given. UPPER MISSISSKPPI NAVIGATION: 8r. Pty Mirin.; Apiil H—Navlgnhon throngH Inke Pepin 18 ofened eariier than wis dntio- ipasaed th h the lak e hrough the lske, arriving at Prescott at f(g: B el&c;km rb- ay. Miss:<ippi llsxlu g ore oW oron I ‘Falla to the Gulf of Metica, |0 - Az — o THE WEATHER. ‘WisEIXGTOR, D. C., April 23, s, m.—¥or the Upper Lake Region, the Upper Mississippi and Tower Missouri Vailess, colder and cléar or fair ‘weather eist of the maalsanpl Valley, and light enow west of tne Missiseippi Valley, with north- weat {0 noftheast windR and continued high barometer. i Tflfi, UUfiEB il [}I’BfiBI’Y H{]HSH vrnm.asuz um xz-mn.. ¢ McOann's" Iefsh Oatmeal, our own b Aesifof New Seacces Fiang (Baionp <A Bedt Grados of Wintor and Spring Whsat GOODS AT LOWEST ?RICES ROCKWO0D BROS., 72 North Clark-st. o DRY cu:.umm. T0 THE PUBLIC. , TEXE NEW PBOOESS s Tor clesaing Ladies' and Gentlemen' duced by myscif about lwn(oln ince) i $iperor g aar methad sver o Botiosod Boa s Dolmsis Orcr #70 beias Slexacd, sad Tiade (0 Jook 1Ko now. This. Dy Cloautax Procoes does ot necessiato the ippluz of tho garmont, the removal of SFeafi et daleatoLetoinza 3ad thoro o S0 Aok el “All zoods treaiod i this manner roaia S bTghel Mistro a5d shape. AUGUST SCHWARZ, BOSTON STEAM DYE HOUSR, 158 Tllinois and 265 West Madison-sts, Also, I uth Clark-st. after May 1. DISS UTION NOTiCH DISbOLUTION - Tho Srm ot Warner, Kelly & Reed is this day L dllred by mutaal consent. (Signod) AVID xxu.v . Chieago, April 23, 187. D. J. RE! Ths live-stock commis-don business will b continuod at Dnion Stiek-Fards h’ Dayid K4lly and D. J. Reetl, under i nams of Kell DAVID KELLY, feae. A el i D. J. REED. DISSOLUTION. ership herolafor ti: dor the fi nams o?’&rh:n s 3 G Commmiiaion Morchante st ‘hicago, Jil., is this day dissolved b butiness o bl s, i o et fea. ‘and businezs coa- tinucd by Carhart, Butler & Co. . W. CARE ART, A, DISSOLUTION. Tbs coparinerhip harstofors esieting ketweon tho an- demiy o1 undor the firm namo of Wiswell & Clur, I this ssolved Ly mutual consent. John C. Wiswall will Sondm business a5 Commitsion Merchan: #id Ltckor, t o, 115 LaSallest. JOHN C. WISWELL, SMUSEMEN T, ADELPHI THEATRE, Monday,; April 26, AT TEE ADELPHI After Elsbozate thor TL!BGREATS!‘\ e SR T DREA Spazion anted Comedinns > SID. C. FERATNCOE, In the ‘Carilling Emotionat Drama, Marked for Life Wiih Supertacive Scenos by Strong. THE ACME OF SCENIC ILLUSION? Rore Mechanism and Effvces by Carter. AND AN UNEQUALED CAST, Comprising the Entiro Company. Bchedn!e of Pronounced Excellencies, w Sconoa: no.. ramic Express and Grand Panorams of ‘most thrilliog and terrifia soens sented. e Vomea) Cataractof tho Yoscmite, p 5~Tounder-Storm in the Yt iasion iy ob ataed n{ iho ‘uss of torvents of real waigr. 10 blin fl'-ln fl ling ln sheoted sirsams, with the 'l'lfl metaoric offc liar to tho Paclfic. TE) m.us u LEAUXAND S amions. [0 STARS H!lAl‘m in the D Fo~ Filiay Alarmodn g ol plimentary Benedt touall . PLARGE: Bieass nil, 'No other Theatroin tho World nas sueh moderato prices, THEGREAT MATAROFF THEA'E, Randolph-st., corner Jetforson. Gracd Com- A, SCHERMERHORN & totors. JOHN C. SLfll’LDF%ER.co Fod HARRY A, FOSTER., Agent. GRAND REOPENING MONDAY, April 26, With the Lasgost Varien Cpmpaoy ever sesn in Ohlowgo. Mle. Cora Daval's Lady Minstrels, FIRST GRAND MATINEE Seturday, May1, st 3 o'clack p. m. Doors open at 7; Trouble at 8 precisaly. o ERIOES: General Admission, 5c: Parquetts, ¥o: Re- ata, 50c bt Tl o sss tho thriling feat ed by Vingent ab 145 avery evaniag: FHRETO ALE, e 18 M'CORMIOE HALL—TO-NIGHT. DE MURSKA. Grand Sacred Goncert " DE MURSKA'S FAREWELL IN A CHOICE PROGRAMME. POPULAR (BY REQUEST) ERINS -.-.50 Cents General Admission.. Floor, T50. ¥or salg: Reeried Seste_Gallry. 81: oo Tod, s today Firnon eelusively usede - — - Knabe & Co’s ACADEMY OF MOSIC. MISSEMILY SOLDENE and ber most complate ENGLISH OPERA COMIQUE COMPANTY. sy snd Tuesdsy 2 28 Pt Ak g A e R GENEVIEVE DE BRABANT. supdnesday and Tharsday evenings, also Satardsy GRAND DUCEESS. Friday and Eatarday evenings, first time hero, Herve's piilday an Ay 85 erve's CEILPERIC. ‘Prices—5, 50, 75, 81, 81.50, scoording to location. EXPOSITION BUILDING. LAST WEEK of Art Exhibition. 550 PAINTINGS. THE BATTLE OF Lookout Mountain ! AND TERUSALINM ¢ OPEN ALL DAY AKD EVENING. ATTENTION, COMBADES! Lyom Post, Ho. 13, 6 A. B, Willgives Bmmsmsu-hmmlnmex the Reunion of the G. A. B. and the dedication of their _new flag, on the 12th of May, 1875. Tickets, 81, ldx?itfl.nxmtmd 1adies. PROF. E. . MITCHELL . Leotares befors the Grand Paintings of “FERUSALIEINM?” Atthe Rupesition Azt Hall te-dayat 8 p. m s0d 745 2. erfootly im- | ? msmn’rs‘ M’GOBNHCK HATT. FOUR GRAND CONCERTS e, ETT ONE GRAND MATINTE, TO BE GIVEN BY THEQ, THOMAS UNRIVALED ORCHESTEA, ASSISTED BY THE GERMANIA MANNERCHOR, " Under iho loadership of 3tr. JULIUS FUCHS, and & CHORUS OF 200 VOICES, Mr, O: BLAOEMAN, Lesdor, Dogethér with the Distliznlsiise Soloista: Miss EMMA CRANCH, Contralto; Mr. H. 8. BISCHOFF, Tehor ; Mr. FRANZ REMMERTZ, Bisso. mn}:tznnArR%m!?wd AP'"BL z%, [, NCE! el lln banur and Men’acelunnl ’ Sioleh Symnhun: s ™ DHURSDAY NIGHY, APRIL 29, spiampeo of tre GERNANIA STANSERCHOR i fla Amdi ESTRA, eivioe t Art, ) Fua by M Bacehts clochs tone B ey Chorus," from Rienzl s RS+ Margeoioid.y aisom Concrta (of twa vl Ias (Mesars. Jacoby.n and Arnoll) and orchestra, ' Scha. bort's Unfinished Symptiony, ete. FRIDAY NIGHT,APRIL 30, Beottioren's great «PASTORAL svm:uuvv " (tor coucd tine Bore), sad thiee sifefions Irom Wagners g:u-b‘)j ’“UhtéN & XbuLDK (BJ'IJ), i(Llhl.‘KlL)fN SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 1, time hore, SCENES ¥IOM GLUCK'S “OR. PIEULD Chams Craach s * OLPHEUS » snd o mized choria & wolces undor the leadehip of 0. fmamw, &nd an Orobestral Programmo of inusu: SATURDAY, 2 P, e ONLY GRAND MATINEE. USUAL PRICHS—Admission, 4. !Kuur\"dsntl.mlh: o, 8 la exira: fnlcon. 81 61ia. “Ticketa for Mav- lnee, Jansen, Mc- LESe At é'uum Frea s Heketa: &3 -8t. s ') ikl a0 ARPEXTER & SHELDON. McVIUKER‘S TIEATRE, Last Week of tho Fa'orite Artist, MAGGTE ITGHELL, ‘When she will appesr inhe great specialty, Jane Fyre! BUPPORTEDBY Mr. WILLIAM HARRIS. Friday Evening, Aril 30, Faewll Beelt f Haais Hitehell, On which oceasion sho willappesr as MA- RIE in THE PEARL OF AVOY, Monday, May 3—The Parisin Opera Bouffe Truuue in GIROFLE GIRO'LA. McVIGKER’S THIATRE. GRAU & CHIZZWA’S New Parisian Opera Baffe Tronpe, ¥OR S{X NIGHTS AND M‘\T\EE ON] LY , B 1575, first “GIROFLE GIRGPLAI The relgatog sensation of Raropean cifis, which has been receivod in New York and other Amznan oitics wi h the most en:Liusisstic applause, preseatin] for tho licst tima 1o Chies AEE SoraLY GROFFRAY, MLLE. LEONTINE MNRLLY, MONS, ¢ DE doBRAY. Srasd, Choras snd Orchesten of By Forlirmens. rohotta aad Urchesiraidtole, € Socoud Balcany, owt Yo o 2 | alo o Smmence, 9, at Box 0‘.11“ of lfllnfier‘a Th;nre.“ GRAND OF_EEA I0USE, KAYNE, HALL & VAMBOLD'S Minstrels! - Nlfinmom- Buocoess of HAPY OAL WAG- First week of Mr. J. B.GREEN, the original Mooking Bird Imitatr. First appearance of Mr, J@E MAIRS,; the Burlesque Prima Donna. All the Mammoth Compay 1 & bl of Pure Minstrelsy. HOOLEY'S THE.TRE. pEonitivoly Last Week ofho Season ! 28, Ervenis k N e, SA’I’I%X";GS;‘Y MA"]"?? h:lnm:nd VVKD:ESDAY ucceas and iast 5108 Nocats Senaionet snd HaalesTeares of th Betk Monte Cristo! Ina Prolagueand four Acts, Masnifentls Mounted, o, Bk, ‘St & siroiy Gidh oF .‘.‘..‘e’m:"’rndm‘” i Sosmiey: Wardrobe, and Meawical Efec >4 bills of tho dav. UNION PARK (IURCH. Hionday and Pusday Evenng, Apr 26,821, The Grand Transformatiomllegory of 'I‘I—IE PITL.GRIM. 47 great Sosnos, Inoidental Msie, Distinguished 1o £2d Gorroous Effccts. Pmmngad by s Sorved sonte 3t A ARGUR ep oy e gl 327 and HORTON'S, Libracy, Weat Ikocats g AUCTION SAES. By WM. F. HODGIS & CO. 63SWEST LAKE-ST., On Tuesday Afternoa, April 27, AT 2 O'CLOCE, We shallsell large and desirableJot! Househoid Goods, consisting of fine Masblo-top Chambs Sete, Moquet Car- ets, Brussals Sply and Ingrain, 1 Feswood Pisuoforte, Masblo-Top Sideboard, Parlor Fuitaro, Halr Aat- trasmes, Bedding, eto., etc.; a thuand articles too Bumerous to mention. Sale peremptay. WM. F. HODGES & 0., Auctionsers. LARGE AND ATTRAGIVE SALE AT OUR WAREROOIS, On Wednesday Evenin, April 28, AT 335 0'0LOCK, f Parle a‘?‘&'@“?‘fl;fi&f"fi:‘&'&»i"’%fi"@:fififi rockerr, y , eto. Sosca mako r00m f0r tho contenta of thrae. 1.3:.,: e @ WM. F. HODGES & CO., Audioncers, &8 and @ Wes Latost. CATALOGUR SALE OF ElegantFurniture At the Private Restlerce, 359 OHIO-ST., NOBTI 8D, NEAR THE THURSDAY MORNING, {og ofue 13.-01:!.“- Rnw?lm o RS rus s :nin Jar IC-A h(“lll.!nl Pfl?fll‘ I'hm- s’ulnel. o et god G An!\.n:bl—fl:.ruj asbio- Top, i 5. Caso, bautinl Ta.Li magy Exly Gt WIS ’émnun. fing Ban- R, Ph?e&%“x:fn Sor cnu&(f:"l orer FHOBGES & €0, “lu‘:t?m‘u:,n S & Wor Tabeat. AT PUBLIC AUCTIOT, Thursday Morning, May 6, a110 Olock, $ho entire contente of the larso 1y b Taloas.. alonsing ta the. Late Jons Booty ioense’ 1co fing Top B “Horges, 1 5-a0at. Fazaly Cucriee m"&-f’%me& amors, Whive. (iee e?fi.fifiifl:} sals tw -Mu.mn 00 caaly, catal m ] Mt sale. Wal'E, fi’(?num cu'” Andl:‘u#x and 638 Wesl Liko-t. POSTPOWEM ENT., logant sale snnounced by nln gmo ot ocnizg 31 40 Wos Wasbington post- Doned, SHATGLLeONS cituanAnee o et wishing to purchase shase clegaat Hom oneshoia Good oia el s week aud rate sale. ¥, BODGAB & 00, - contents of ot By GEO, P. <OnRs - iy ) Wabuh-nv& o0 DRY GOODS|1 axt, sale pl?&:n "”a(hfim. Aprl 2) will be foll and com i A oy g TR it “pretndaad Pavaii, b i o il S v Gmumm of Ganta’, Ladlz', a0 Children's Hoslezy. T nas (adermear 404 araiamior oo (7 t baskruot of Yaokea Nn-hlu. ufi.-m P i 1 adicat ai {.fih':t'“ :‘h i l Glovis. - and aneis, aiet o Tt ad 3 Fur, Wunl, t,lnna. o Ling, JA’" st:” ltizfi.'d;"a Ui i piarselies Quilts, Faaey Corerlats, Jaoquard Sproads, A nfca ling of Table Dfi:¢lotha, Statd Covors, ete. Fall lins Clo: -nqc;mmmq.lmximu,.mu,em bl R P s ated Wi, . CARPRTS! At 11 o'clock iho bost Carpet seasni el S St funglthe seame i Diy Goods Sale begliis at 9:30 a,ui. GFO. P. GORE & 00., . t8and 70 Wabash-av. Open and Top Buggies, PEATTONS, 2and 3-Spring Democrats; and Harness, AT AUOCTION. on Tue-dsy, April 31, st 1l a. m. grompt. Casiom werk and must bo sold. GE. P, GORE & CO., 88asd 70 Wabashav. 837 Indiana-av., Betweca Siateenth and Bighteanth-sts,, The Entire Househoid FURNITORE | OF A !mT-CI:ABS DWELLING, On Tuesday, April 27, at 10 ’clock. Rlegint Chatmbor Sots, Parlor Buits; tws Book-Oases mads o order; Marble-Top. Tablen, Dirins, Esy Chairs, Rockers, Bedstesds, Bareain luhmhlu, NAIaT Dbk, 3 yers e Sidob bor A e T Toly Brascels Thecs B Crrpain Dot Refrigeratar. GEORGE P. GORE & CO.. Atctlonoers. Extra Large and Fine AUCTION SALE OF Baots, Shoes & Sligers |« On Wednesday, April 23, at 9 1-2a. m. prompt. And at samo time s Beaxitifut line of Clls Pliladelphia Colored Sogs. GEO. P. GORE & CO., unm! 70 Wabash-av. On THURSDAY, APRIL 29, at 91-2 o’clock, ‘We shall glule the balance of a Stook of Uhi- na, Plated Were, 2od Glass Ware, from a Dealer retiring from business. HODSEHOLD FURNITORE, Parlor and Chamber Sots, Walnut Ward- robes, Extension Tablss, Walnut Belsieads sod Luroaus, Marble sud Wood-Top Tables, ‘Walnut Chairs and Rockers, Washstazds, Bureaus, sax’as, ges, Mattresses, lce- gl;u‘s‘es,s;]xie rigérators, P’lrlar ;&d Otfice sica, Show-Cases, ics, Mardlon Wood:Top Hgil Traos, AL & P eoss B B0, duevra CLOTHING ! Wa Shafl Hold Anotler I‘nmuu CLOTHING SALE o THURSDAY., APRIL 29, T atock for thl nlo cansiaa priaci MEN'S WHAT (3 Spring sud Susomor Siiber Al ot soh s eloen .'!u lhubfiflm [l'll‘ old II‘IDQ‘.X ';lun%ys‘ YDVT ke, 1103, o HS, sl LB RRS OEORHIYs t * "Aud on e same day s Full Lins of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, As previc anme ed, the Lo O A e R SR AL R. S. FIOLDEN, Assignge. ;.od”"fl'i-s"u"’“k"""“”""’b’"‘dc‘"" GEO. P. GORE & CO., _Rand 0 Wabmsh-ay., By J. B. CHAMBERS & CO. Assxevnn's SALE Hats, Caps, Furs Fur 'I‘rimmin 8 a’.nes, U’mbrall’as, Gloves, SM:.,g ) Biiongtng to the Aulgoad Bstato of S . STRYRER, adison-at., will be offered af privata sale nar Hondso, Aot R 10ts to sult nlu‘nmnb-hnn tha malning cattare, Fixtnras, B I! A-;::lmnu, wl)lfih sld at Publio Auction or otherwise, to 5 ivo. April 3, commencing at 2 o'lock p. m. RSk ol R e 2 oleck . m 3. B. CHAMBERS & CO.. Auoiioagem. oo CLOSING OUT SALE At 147 and 149 Fitth-ay., on Tuesday, April 27, at 9:30 o’clock. The entirs atock of Peter Smith, importer and wholo- conts’ Farnfebing Goods, No- Also, a larze sare, utors. CO., Auctioneors. 7 and 149 Fifth-av, 28 ‘WEST WACHINGTON-ST, ‘Wednesidny, April 28, at 10 2. m,, Paslor, Dintag Boom, snd Kitchen Farnitare, and entire o '3+ B. CHAMBERS & CO., Auctionsers. By §. DINGEE & CO,, #)and &2 Pnt Randolph-st. REGULAR ALC’]’IOV SALE OF HOURSEHOLD GOODS And General Merchandise mur WED'GESDAY AND SATURDAY. business voly on eommisslon. | Particular e shvenia unhlda ealos. Cash advan ‘made on all consignments. WED nn. April 2, ‘a$ 108, m., at 20 and £2 East i e, mm‘nfii Furnitute, Carpotiog, and Used alse Farltore: o THURSDAY, A .umn .y 3¢ priate residenco No- b b Zion st near o .cv'-.f?_ ?ml:.x Hnuehnm hmnln:: Bed” e fohen Wesar ata: FEAT, Aprl! n. 2t108. m., st EVANSTON—AIl the 4 BN'}*‘"{«:E’::?&';' Wedhorday uoat: A 3 S. DINGEE & C0., Auotionsers. ROCKWELL, WILLIAMS & CO., Aactioneers, 77 and 79 South Dearbarnst. SPECIAL SALE, arge consi T sl Am“mfllhmmm s e o i) alh on Tassdas 10 o'c.lm:k L'b.——Cmckm, Glasswaro, and Kitchen Fur in great vatlety. 1020 clock o 50 plocos Brassel, Valvet, aad Ta- 1 o' b!oc.k s m.—Ounteuhnl two housas of Geatoel and Elegant Fumnitars. 1 uh’dockl. I:.R—.illmwfl aud Tea Urns, for Ho- arants, Fite &2, fall e ortmant of Flatod Wu; i ki G Yelock m.~Rich sad elegast No mber B AP & fal Argorimont of Aout-olass Bares Bore; itk aasons Boading: £o. On Wodnesday our rogalar salo aa usual ROOKWELL. WILLIAMS 2 00. dancz. By JAS. P. McNAMARA & CO., o East Washingtonsst, OMMISSION BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE. 1,000 Cases Boots and Shoes AT AUCTION, TUESDAY MORNING, April 27, at 9:30 o'clock. Full lines of New Spring Goods without ressrve. 500 Tois Hosiery, Suspenders, Car- pets, Umbrellas, &, WEDSESDAY MORNING, Apefl o8, at 83 o'clock. . N oy JAB. P 1&: IR E 68 By T. E. STACY. MORTGAGH SALB, MONDAY, April 25, 1975, st 108, 5. At 1150 Prairie-ay., corner Twenty-fifth-st. mmmdnufiw‘!m_‘_fi* AUGTION SALES. sy "By ELISOY, POMEROY & GO, Nonday Mornit, April 26, 4t 10 oclock, AT PR{VATE RESIDENOBE, 59 Twenty-second-st., Wi SELT, The Entire Farniture, _ PIER GLASS AKD PIANO, Bmssels aid Wool Carpets, Bedd.m:. nd fm“. mxmz'v'v.m bgu‘::, fiitgd Lasswars, cte. “Dloudid Piago sad one Eu.su?f. FONKROY & U0., Auctioneers. SALE AT 221 8. Green-st., Uonday Morning, April 26, at 10 a'clock, ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. jaber, 404 Diningcour Furniture: G o, Orocke 5 33’ G, o lten |4 mmnm oran T s B oo HLISOR: POMBIOY & Gory 4 wetionesrs, Taesday Morning; April 27, at 9:30 o'clock, OUR REGULAR TUESDAY'S SALE, ‘Wa havo a Large Stock of New and Sécond-Hand FURNITURE WHICH MUST BE S01D. Buyors Talze Noflee. New Ind Sle“iund éund 5:““’ ghmg-r Dining- \ ors, Carpots, Stovch oo Base ”'fis.—’é‘?."‘..;. o o RLISON, PUMBROY & D0 A teae Chattel Mortgage Sale At No. 758 Michigan-av., Tuesiay Morning, Apet 27, at 10 o'tk Entire Housetold Farniturs of Residence No. 766 Mich- Iganar-, near Twenty-second-st., Brussels and Wool Carpots, Parlor Furniturs, Uhsmber and Dining-Room Tirnitare, Stoves, Beds and Beddlng, Orookery, Glass end Table Ware, Ritchen Farntturs, £o., &o., &2, ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctfonesrs. BANKRUPT SALE AT AUCTION,; 'l‘mdny Morning, April 27, at 1 o'clock, our Auc mdu Eandelnhn. By ovde S R R i Teax, Notions, Table Cutlery, Cigars, Eir,, Efe. RLISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers. Wednesday Morning, April 28, at 10 0Clock, AT THE ELEGANT PRIVATE RESTDENCE No. 1137 Indiana-av. Lacgo and atiractivo ralo of a splendl! house, cansisting of {he pasiors S1SEARLY Mol elsbocerny umhh'd. lploumd l'l.ncn plata m.\nlu and pier m] rors, laco curtajns. § llmbm‘“ns rich ca: r! parl 1ot exwy ohurs, Chicioring ‘piao,”abamber ‘sota i black walnut, beds, and bfl dlnh( roum farniture, tabioe ehairk, ADICnGI side-bsnd, glnes, and china ware, ad plaied mavo, ki iiehen wase, Tiuadey, cvan ALl Girst-olas, an Alsorho v 1e stock. of wincs and lgnors—one cask randy, fuparted by the owner, 8ad been fu cellar toa BATT orclock th - R ,‘,‘.un:,fl,; At a;;hnd!d mp;bngm borss, and har. o s o 830 of e sesion, "amily Isaving the eity. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Anctionfers. Art Sale. CHICAGO ACADEMY OF DESIGN. THEE SPRING EXHIBITION AND AN- NUAL SALE OF CHOICE Beginning Vednesday Evening, Aprl 26, 75, At the Gallery of the Acad ,M c.hi av., ?vmer Ven Burenst, e Managing Compistoot Suls Belden m Cul!url Moy Vcllon‘ Lnfin, N, K, Fairbaik, Wi . Galioway, G?T;.d,e;\fllhr. Sens e Javett, with the OHic:;.zx L8, oY & c0.. Anctignears, AUND, 59, Twenty-simhib-o | Thursday Morning, April 29, at 10 o'clk. Entire Furniture 0f Family Declining Housekesping, Oonsisting of Parlor, DIB‘B.'RM.?I. and Kitchen Far- aitare, Chamber Furhitm ‘Table, B-d'l:u’n-u. Cracony, Giacs, sad’ Besioy iy Biaven ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers. Thursday Morning, April 29, at 10 o'clock, Entire Frniture and Effeets OF THRER LARGE RESIDENOES, Nos. 286, 280, & 292 West WflSDHIElflIISL CORNER CARPENTER-ST. Contents of fitty rooms, well farnished. and Furniture | allin good condition. Parlor Carpets, Brussels, Statr Garpeta, Chamber Carpots, Perlor Suits, Chamber Sets, Bodateads, Wardrobes, Bedding, Matressos, Bed and Table Linen, Dinlog-Room Fumitars, Eitchen Farni- timéers._ Friday Morning, April 30, at 9:30, ‘eekly Sale. AT AUCTION. Our Regular We Our immensa donblo stores, great]; larzod fllh“:k:nndnu:fl:oknl!‘hbdny Now aad Bocond, FURNI‘I'URE In aditon to our Regular largo assorts s tain ot Bre o nE ont Ia for pouite satar the con PARLOR, CHAMBER, AND DINING-RGOM FUR- A zmumberof. sndmi‘l sulv-, holatered 1 zamber of spi: atlor Bula, uphal in silk Terry, Plush, ) Al h e Bats. atal b wayiig i tho .madx‘ffl d K u'fl"fid e \Vardrobon, Batat Bock an & a5, Book: Caten, otd. A il lina of cAans’," aow s ad used é.mu. ‘Brassols, Wool, snil Iny mscq, Sasee, cflck ot Bk .nvfi'('iim xm fce-Bnxes,” A fall o stk azfime rbring Goods, g gl Remember our x’rxdu- ‘e Horus atwars an« the % toselec LRl g 0K, POMELOY & CO.. Austionsers. Iron-Workers' Machinery AT AUCTION. Saturday Morning, May 1, AT 19 O'CLOCK, AT 81 SOUTH CANAL-ST., THIRD FLOOR, W sell & large lot of Machioery, consisting of Milling Mexhince Brsscbing Maohine, Stovm-Hammers, Drop- ‘Hammers, Small Iron Pross, Scrow-Head Slotter, Plaser Patterns, Drop Pstterns, Blacksmith Tongs, Pulleys, Chacks, Belfing, Shafting, Galvanized Iron OfLTank, with Koy Lock Aitsobment, &c.. &o., &, for Cas! Sule Peremwioss, (7 Bk oOMEROY & 00., Auctioneers, By B. T. LEE, Tusedsy, 27th inst,, at 10 o’clock, FURNITURE AT ATUCTION, Corner Aberdsen and Monroosts. Uonterts of tws stane- Mmfimmmbfmm B, T. LEE, Sslesmsp - Y tki%M SAT BUTTER REAS rTvAp; Hold Regular Trads Sales of STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS WOOLENS, CLOTHING, - Goods, Notions, STRAW GOODS, Umbrellas, Hats, .Caps, Gloves, BOOTS axvD SEHOES © Taesdays and Thursdayi HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS Furniture, Carpets, O Cloths, CUTLERY, PLATED WARES, Crockery, Glassware, &o. Wodnesdays and Saturdays. Pasttculas attention clvon to the sale of Hoasbon Goods at privats dmeiliags ox 8t o rogular ules Wodzas At Salesrooms, 108 East Madison-st AT A, IIPMANS SALF, MONDAY MORNING, nt 10 o*clock, At Butters & Co.’s, 108 Madison-st. WILL BE SOLD A ¥alinble Set Chess and Board, A Choase Ky émme o \‘n?;!.‘lc oo £ e R ining 2 il Ade apeon A e Eepinan h P i L “nmoer-. Pawnbroker's Sale. BY ORDER OF A.LIPMAN,PAWNBROKER, N. W. Cor. Clark and Monroo-sts., Homiay Movning, Al 26, at 10 clack, Atour Salesroom, 108 Madison-at., & vary largs dtock o Unredeomod Coods, consisting of a largs aud fins assart meat of Diamonds (set {a every style), Gold and Silver ‘Watches, fiue Gold Chiains, Sets of Jewelry, Rings, eta. WM. A. BUTTERS & GO., Austion; ENTIRE BLOCK Six Two-Story and Basement Brick Dwellings and Lots On Hurdo-st., south froat, betwoen Mackt sud Bedg- AT .A cm:o:w MONDAY MORNING, A rommen., Thooe Semcs iy hielo s Siclacky, om. the Zccommodation, of one o twa familfes, containtag: Basemont—plniog rogm, Kifehes, , £1d Fane o Parion, s Talrd Floor" Patlcr, D. Hoom, Siting roos, fx"mum a0d Cloxets, with witar, gas, a2 soworagy. £ Torms faros \ble— 3500 Dl];bln ln 8 oars, e T T A B S O THREE-STORY & BASEHMENT Brick Dwelling, with Lu NO. 827 PRAIRIE-A’ AT ATCTION, MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 26, at 2 o'clock, ON THE PREMISES. o The boose oontalns: To Basomont) roam, Kitch en, Iled.nnm ‘and Plhtrl:"!. ocosd P n b\. Par ot o of aad Librazy: Third Floorod Chambers, Tarhrooms, O et o B oty atabed, walls puiniod, and has e ery modern coavenionce. Tho terma of sale wil be mads o suit the purshaser; ESALEI TURSDAY MORSING, A 9.3 ool ideerooms, 105 iacioon 51, Soomd Flose, * ™= DRY GOODS, Men’s, Boys', and Youths' Clothing, STRAW GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS, WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Auotioneers. SALE OF THE ENTIRE FURNITURE, PIAN OFORTE, &c., 4 Saomamon-st., comar of Madison WF.DVE. AY MQR "3, April tfl'l T con L R S len, m-u.l Ly fins Chambes o, fets, Bads, leddi Furat géf-f: s, &o. the -nm.‘i?«?fm‘fi"nx‘fifi"::m & Also, .B.unlb-rn Piano, excellsat tons, and it fas orde. i WM. A BUTTERS & CO., Auotionsers. SALE OF _ HANDSOME FURNITURE Velvet and Brussels Carpets, &, t the renidence of E. GOLDSTEIN, Esq., No. auun., WaDNESDAY BMORNIX G ADI’!I 5. lll o'elock. = AMfr. Goldstein, Intending to 'be absent Chicago for several mmflhn will sell bis entire hmn Bl »effeets for cash, con g of Tourwoed Parlo iR Roeswony. Warirabo. B Wetaus Cosmba denoard, Tz S aths Tabier Yetvet 3t 5 B sels Carpets, Masiromes, Bodding, Chinllld Glaswwrars Chromon, Gas Mixtaros, togothor wih & grost varlety o W2 A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctionesre. SALE OF HOUSE FURNISHING G00DS, l‘nnu:nrel Carpets, Oil Cloths, Table Cut , and Plated Ware. fchln: d White Granits Wars, Fren e B o a2 Ut Smarss s ow Cases, ate., ete., 'WEDNESDAY MORNING, Aprilss, st 10 o’clock, At our Salearooms, 108 Madison-st. WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Anctlcners. REGULAR TRADE SALE 0¥ Staple and Fancy Dry Goods WOOLENS, CLOTHING, Farnishing 'Goods, Notions, Straw Goods, Umbrellss, Hats, Caps, Gloves, BOOTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS, T'BUBSDAY Hj‘}mfl, Am at 93¢ o'clock. st e B, A B THERS S GO Austionosrs. “Tentee Frnitre, AT 159 SOUTH WOOD- S'.'E. (Betwesa Adsms 2ud Mouroo-sta.), XRIDAT MORKING A;nl nflfih‘m‘ ;ln_e:;hw:. Pn‘.: ‘aousek Bost averyiny {af roquisits foc smauck w?“ e HYALE OF FINE FURNITURE! OIL PAINTINGS, KNABE CONCERT GRAND PIANO, At the residenco o1 Robert Rae, Beq.! NO. 777 WEST WASHINGTON-ST. Fridsy Morning, April 30, at 10 o’clock, stall for cash rire Housohold Eftects, Thach i Fine Famer mfim gt ‘mrxg. 1‘.‘&1_. agsrs, Lonases, 3 "& TR fabrary and Ghaiver Sotss Do e oo %u!:: ruruituze, Ghina, Crockeny,and Glaesmars Bode, = .)fifi:’t CONOFET GRAD PLAND, & fan odtavervey ch tone, In Fos pRd e o afss | By WILKINS, BRUSE & CQ Austioneers, 135 aad 137 Bast Randolpb-ste At Private Regidonce, 313 Michigan-av, Cornsr of Harmon-couzt, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 8:30 A, M, W be ¢old enttre household effocts of » fftesn-room 3 tnatements fia'o'-;u“x o P"a'é:"‘ i Hasy Chalie, onnats macle: Hltfl .hP] ted “P'll I1"( e dfl‘h}, mardle-top Cham. b s Ber sats, n'm,m Cuses. Baroats, Bmx-. Commodet, mn. M M.I"—' 's, and Bedding. nd‘ Brusasls and (LKINS, BRUSH ik Auflnm WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28,10 A, M. At Salesroom 155 and 197 Past Bandolpbet., wiLL BE 801D FIRST-OLABS FURNITURE OF ALL ms. Nowand used, Alsos full line of cazpets, eta. WILKISS, BRUSH & CO., Aucticnedrs. SATURDAY, MAY 1, AT 2 P, M., Will be soid 0w ‘ve prowfses, YTHE BUILDING @ NORTH WELLGST, £3x116 foat, two stories and besemect. WILKINS, BRUSE & CO., Austicnsem