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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

TTENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER.-sY II. II LEEDS
IL CO ON Tuesday, June g. and Wednesday June g. at
lu o'clock At store ~ Nassau st. beautiful sale Of marble
satusry vases &c also asuary from the Palace,
with other articles be sold without reserve consisting
superb bust of Lord Pamerton exhibited Mt the Crys
Pasce also, beautiful Florentpe table tops trunks
made by Lampin &c also large collection Of beautiful
,tatuary Venus OF the bath Mary Maxdaen
Spring Cupid and nett four Italian poets large pair of
vases feet high, elegantly carved E,ruscan Medic Flo
renpe and Roman vases; card receivers with wreahs of
grapes various sizes aasaser stauary with glass shades
representing the Graces and other desirable pieces also
china bronze plated ware clocks and other valuable art
ess not before eah Can be the day Of sale.
after the sales Of fancy goods ut ssesooms
No 10 Nassau street. stuffed brdsa large collection OF
stuffed birds from all of the world collected and
pared under the immediate Of the celebrated
ornthoogt Mr. Gabrath. consisting Of birds singly
tpriss sroups do under shades &c. mounted Ia tho
most substantial and beautiful manner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

DARIs-HoTEL DE LYON Il RUE DIES FILES, ST.
j. Thomas.-Mr MERIMEE, proprietor, begs to inform
the visitors to the Universal Exhibition, that they will ind
A. bis well situated hotel the months Of May and
dinner good beds and lights from 81 70 10
fri n In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03
MATRIMONIAL.

YOUNG NAN, OF FAIR PROSPECTS, WISHES
IA 10 form the acquaintance Of some lady, With the view
- s'yuepy Has - fec'ion ~ vonnf vidsw v aLre
abe. Asafvss n. i. kswsJn, bTessrsy SVst vmss'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIcNEER.-PkREMr.
IA tory sale Of very handsome Gothic cottage, with l2
iu lots At Clifton. staten Island within five minutes
walk OF Yanderbts landng-Albert H. Nicoav will sell,
on wednesday June 1850 at u o'clock At the Merchants
Exchange very handsome frame cotsge, filled in
with trick built In the best in the English rural
style without regard cost together with about l2 tull
lots OF ground situated In the beautiful aud romantic vii
iase OF Clifton Staten Island THIS property il on the
1--WE minutes' walk Of vanderblts landing The garden
embraces all kinds Of vegetables and young fruits and the
grounds around the house tsstefully laid with
srayel walks flowers shrubs &C. &c fact the place is
all that gentleman Of desire Unless the
property be disposed Of private BY 9th June
viii that day be sold At auction the highest bidder
without reserve Terms liberal and title perfect full
psrieua and cards Of admission to the premises
ply to the auctioneer, IL Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

N,LLF. CAROLINE vEZIENs DANCING ACADEMY
M is now open the instruction Of ladies and gentlemen
IN he dances OF the day School for prao
ice ,rrrn 49, aHsyroors EVENINGS ~ 10 Grand dan
aims ssrees every AsuJaay, nom W IL ssi0sk-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

r BERNSTEIN, AUCTIoNEER PECARE, BERN,
d STEIN &PHiLLiPS-Msdison ssreet.-fussday, June
D. 81 IL o'clock ~ the Mrchauo Exchauy the lot z5xOO
With the two story atc and Basement brick house. known
16 Madison street Also the lot 52xOS the south
side Of Rightly street 2N Fourth avenue
with che two story and basement frame houses new
thereon For terms and maps apply to the auctoneers
Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN-JoaN
- vArDEWAIER ~ill SELL Monday, IT 10Y O'Clock, at
the faetroo, IL Maiden lane large variety
consisting of carved rosewood suits covered plush
satin brocate sofss tete atete chairs parlor
chairs tee.a tete &C. sofas covered in hair cloth parlor
chairs do Brussels and tapestry carpets black
mahogany secretaries and boob etegeres extep
tables, mantd amentA vases, ac.; paiatngs silver
plated castors, clocks &c bedroom ture mahogany
and rosewood suits consisting OF marble too dressing
yeaus, do. washstand French bsisteaf 40 pound hAr
matresses, china toilet SETS lounge bedseads beddo
&C. The attention of those in espectuly ovited
TO attend lot 10 to be sold rempory close
igDments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03
REWARDS.


COO REwARI-LUST OR STOLEN PARCEL
gov containing certificates Of stock bills of exchange
France And other papers any person but the
the transfer payment being stoppsd The fnder
will lie paid the above ard by returning TO
JOSEPH 1lrCoMB, box lSs Herald Office Questions
asked
c10 REWARD LOST THREE WEEKS AGO, Sc.
IO venteep foot boat, blue gunwae s.rsak white
BODY top; green bottom, papted white inside mined
with red THOMAS NksBiT, Battery.
G10 REWARp.-sT0LHN FROM NE, AT MI ROOM
GlU No. "a William street old shioncd French gold
watch, with silver cap god face and tteel hands, also
Nat gold chain ard god ley The above reward will be
for the recovery OF the articles and the thanks
MAkY BEcKLBY.
C10 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR CHASED GOLD
IO rng with part OF the old Liberty bell inserted
N the centre with the olio wing inscription the inside
Proolam liberty throughout all the land unto all the in
habants thereof July 4th, l76." To be left at Abeis
exchange, 46 Broadway.
Clio REWARD THIS REWARD WILL BE PAID
VIZ for the recovery OF seven prossory noes OF w
EACH drawn by Henry Weden the order the subscriber
tand not endorsed ds,ed Nov le5i atb 10 H. and
IL months All persons cautioned sgainst negotiating
the same. Apply to JOHN 81 II wan street, BASEMENT
or ITO West Twenty second street.
an = REWARD-LosT on THE EVENING OF JUNE
I'll ale containing papers which Of
NO yane he owner The person finding the
will receive tie reward and the thanks OF tho
by leaving il at saloon Of X. c. Montgomery Is Beck
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

GEORGE COOK, AUcTIoNEER ELEGANT NEW
VI and fashionable furniture, french plate oil
pantn.s tapestry carpets &c-On Tuesday next l01
O'Clock, by STUVER COOK, at their sales rooms, 34
corner OF Duane street, alage and splendid
sortment Of rosewood oak mahogany and wal drawing
room, pnrlor library dining and chamber
and housekeeping articles of every description Every
cy will be afforded to purchasers boxing shipping
Catalogues ON the morning of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03
WIGGIrv HOTEL MoNrIcELLo, SULLIVAN

WlGGIr9 HOTEL, MONTICELLO. SULLIVAN
w county. New York -GfURGE VIRGINS, propris
tor-We learn that this popular and well house will
DO opened the first OF June, instant Its
friendf who Tor many summers have ade it the joyful
terminus Of their dusty pilgrimage from the CITY, will hardly
recognize it, amid the ater tions
by It's entrprising proprietor The have
lsrged and beau hed, we'll ventilated and furnished
and he comfort OF the guest has evidently been the first
and only object considered The village Of Monticello 10
justly celebrated for its healthy air and It's unique de-
hshtiui seener, The village easily reached by ride Of
About eight hours from the cty the taking
Erie cars at the foot of Duane strset at $3.50 A. NJ fur
nisbed with through tickets by the agent Mr. Davis and
readiness to convey him. plank road to Monticello
Stages daily Eas. from Virgins the
Erie Rail, cad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03
BILLIARDS.

DILLIARDs.--wE HAVE A SPLENDID STOCK or
ID tables with marble, slate wooden beds; Also pil
hard balls cues fifteen bas pool billiard cloths in fact
article in the trade ten per cent cheaper any
other establishment In the United States. LEONARD
BENJAMIN, highest premium makers, 1872 Broadway.
WE OFFER FOR SALE, A FINE STOCK OF BJL.
w lizards tableswith newly invented superior
to all others In two good second hand tables
sse At bargain. GRIFFITH &DECKER, 90 Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

A UCTI0N NOTICE.. BoGART, AUGTIoNEER-
"A By 5. BOGARr.-Monday, June4 ut l0la O'clock. At
the suction rooms corn OF Frankfort and William streets
mortgage sale OF gentee household furniture elegant
tet &c consisting Of large assortment of second
hand sofa LOUNGES bureaus ottomans French mahogany
chairs black walnut do tofa to ,es set nest tables carved
mahoea rocker. corner stands quarete tables tapestry
BRUSSELS three ply and ingram carpets wardrobe, bla
walnut tea Tables mai tables office and counting
house desks croctsIy and glassware table
cutlery office clocks kitchen furniture and utensils
one pianoforte. II. BISHOP, Attorney for Mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

PICHMoND HILL HOTEL, STATEN ISLAND, WILL
III for the 9h of June The view
the house OF the finest in the country embracing the
wide Of the between Island Staten Island
and New Jersey Particulars at s. w. Benedcts store
No. W all street, New York.
j. p KELLETT PropY;etor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

DoCK PRoPERTY-sl0OOO OR $50 OOo-oN TUESDAY,
~ June at noon, JAMES COLE will sell, at the Mer
chants Exchange the deck between NORTH Tenth aud North
Eleventh streets, in the Fourteenth ward of Brooslyu
sixty five ots with 200 feet ht the East river
IL leased for fifteen years. At 50 100 but
mehts be made for proxmate possession For partcu
lars call on Crooke, Campbell Schumacher Sherifs oice
Rrook
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

A LADY-AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER-WISHES
~ TO obtain few pupils for the piano. These
curing the services OF competent teachers
application TO music teacher King street.
Terms moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

oE &c. SO, SG-BANJo-BAEJO-BANJ
pO. in Fix le'sons terms So in advance Pupils by my
method, learn with the greatest and
short time Lessons given every evening Each
lesson occypieB one hour Pupils taught separately.
s. Is. JACOBS, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03
MUSICAL.

On FINE NEW PIANOS TO LET-vRRY Low, WITH
~ privilege OF .ae and rent deducted Some that have
been few months viii be sold cheap. induce
ments are offered purchasers Melodeons volins gaar
Btilding.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

AN EPISCoPALIAN LADY DESIRES AN ENGAGE.
"A ment governess In private family. Her course Of
instruction includes music, French and the usual branches
well grounded English education. Address Goveress
tox l3l Herald office,
MADAME BARBER PARIsIENsE NO. 4 GREAT
M Jones street proposes increasing her class for the roles
al previous to the arrival Of that Justly celebrated
artist large airy furnished TO lst with the priv
eqe oSIearnng the French language suitable Tor
gentleman At home from to after in the evening
O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03
d. NASH. AUCTIoNEER. STORE 40 BROADWAY

n d. NASH, AUCTIoNEER, STORE $40 BROADWAY.
~. -Moitssge sale Friday June 1885, 1t ~ o'clock
A. at $40 Broadway consisting of bond and
made by David Ring to John buxton, and all moneys
due or TO due thereon, together with gment
tanned upon the bond sso, certain person
made by John Buxton Jr to Benz amin Andrews
psrty No H5 and l Fulto street New York; Also
tfcate Of twenty shares OF the stock Of the Suffolk
Also certain lease for the term of five aud three
mouths from st February 1853 property IA street.
FIRST floor and base ment. d. LAPAUGH, Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

0S7 BROADWAY, CORNER OF READE STREET
AOt at MORRIS CUHNERTiS be had q choice of
English, Scotch Irish German helps for hotels and
yste families also walters porters coachen gardeners
srmer mechanics and laborers ut this the branch
ONCE, l02 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03
INSTRUCTION.

CJO -Bo0KKEEPIHG, FULL UNLIMITED COURSE
sDlU. of ~rtng 81 arithmetic and other English branch
es French and Spanish, At need TERMS st PAINES
scadsmies 2S Grand street. OF the Bowery I
Fulton street. Brooklyn my youngest and
attended Col Psine's school to entfe
His style of writing Is the most modern and asy."-Ex
Co King of X. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

PAEJO BAFJo TAUGHT BANJO TAUGHT
- those who wish o. learn this popular md lessing
instrument 90 so without tail by and simple
method In six lessons Terms ST in advance Less, given
every evening II. y. JACOBS, 92la Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

CACHEM'S HEAD, GUILFoRD, CONN-THE ABOVE
- we'll known resort will be opened for tho rscep
ton OF company, on the 2Dth of June.
FRANK SHlPMAN, Supt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

NEW YORK BAY HOTEL, 2h MILES FROM JERSEY
~ City ferry, on Bergen point plank road The
beautiful summer residence in the State Fishing bathing
boating Dinners and suppes hour enotice
carriages to and from the house city open for per-
mahent and transient guests. Apply at the house. to
Capt LII ESE, Post Office, Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

GUNNER RETREAT-RE OPENING OF THE WADA-
y wsnneK House. Stoninston, CT. The old patrons Of
this house and those who be seeking seaside resi-
deBce first class hotel nfor med that the house will
again be tor vsters the 10th june Every facility
VIII be afforded for batting fishing sailing &c. For parti
culars, address, at Stonington, j.. G. BRIGGS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

GUNNER BOARDERS.-THE ORANGE LAKE HoU Sc,
- pleasantly stuAted the east side of Orange lake.
mines west Of New burg orange county NJ Y can acoom
modate few respectable families Good batting, fishing
sailing and guDnns Convey by the Hudson river
and Albany boats to Newburg Address Jas Henderson,
No. SMoptaeue place. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

NETTY HOUSE. fONKRRS, WESTCHESTER COIN.
" ty-Bucklin Du.snbury Propre tors-The Above Al.
niraby arranged BIO eel is open families and tran
sient parties who wish the months
Of the most healthy and beautiful villages Hudson
river The house occupies front ITO on the
river by lC5 feet north view admirably par
lors and bedrooms making desirable for families
miles from New York City Hall which be reached al
most hourly by railroad ard steamboats, making desr-
able home for gentlemen doing business the city The
house has been thoroughly rented and repete with every
convenience The undersigned will every endeAvor
make this one OF the most pleasant and agreeable resorts
out OF New York. ROBT. l.. BUCKLIN.
EDW. A, DUSENBURY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

I IUUMThf BUhKD On SEA SHORE, TWO MINUTES
wtif ON eity tost Vtce.-Staney House bridgeport.
Gu cleanliness mter bathing green and ,es
hot and cold salt or fresh ksths
GEu a "wfEiiihsschiLD' PrOprie.ors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

TAX COMMISsIoNER'S OFFICE, NO. 80 CHAMBERS
street. basement of the New City HAll-Notcs to tax
The rolls Of the wards of
city Of New York will be opened for examination and review
from Monday the 2st OF Nay until Monday the 18th day
Of Jupe, inclusive. All tax PAYERS derous Of exsmin.
correcting the said rolls requested to make APP
plcation to the undersigned 1t their Office between the
hours Of Q A. n. and +. NJ.
~ $H$$ i t. t $SsSssssnH, ia. Commissioners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

RELhoNTHALL, NEW BRIGHTON STATEN ISLAND.
- An addition having been made TO this enabes
~ 10 aooon modAte much larger number Of than
heretofore and desirable offered to IA
es or snge gentlemen The boats leave the foot Of
whitehall street, Il. g. COFFIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

A LARGE LOT OF FREN II EMBROIDERED CHEM.
IA settles and sleeves collars and cuffs In ye.y
sirsbs fer travelling just received at PETER ROBERTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

LIQUOR DEALERS CENTRAL CONVENTION. THE
IL delegates from the several wards to the central
ton will meet ut the Westchester House, Tuesday
ing the 9th inst for the purpose Of
with the resolutions Of the Liquor Dealers Society
j. N. HAYWARD, President.
Mr.. BUNCE, Vice President.
ID, s, PAIGE. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

1SSS Spring ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FA.
lCCC. shionable furnishing bazaar glove depot
broadway; LEWIS sEAC0RD invite atssnton to their
unequAed assortment gentlem goods Shirts collars
summer underclo thing hosiery ties, cravats gloves &C.
Splendid styles Of shirt studs and sleeve buttons in gold
ald gilt Just received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

GOOD SALESMAN WANTED, IN RETAIL DRY
"a goods store None but who Is acquainted in that
business, need apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03
DRY GOODS, sc.

--S--->c..>s.sc-.c
q mn EMBROIDERED LINEN CAMBRIC HAND
AOOU kercbiefs, slighsly damaged, will be sfer,
Monday, June 4th, from Is Cd to ~ each
A. T. STEWART CO.,
Broadway, Oh Ambers and keade SITS.
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DIED..
BoAK-On Thursds

BoAK-On Thursday Msy TO- Of ssrlet fever HzsRY AczEE
n.s son Ct Henry ana Cstharne Z. A. Boas aged year
and months.
The fienos the family invited ate nd the funeral from
No Is Mneifs-lsne SATURDAY May u, :. 10 o'clock
CAP-Ou THURSDAY MAY TO- her late resteuoe Blooming
Gale MR. ELIZABETH wife Of George Cspln aged y years
Her Will be inferred A. Trinity Cemetery SUNDAY
NAV l3 AZ o'clock p NJ Carriages will be IN waiting I'LL
O'Clock f. II the family the corner Of Grand - aad
Broadway.
CRowLEY-On Thursday evening, MAY TO- ALBERT CROWLEY
only Robert and Fanny Crowley eyed weeks and
DAYS.
The funeral will take place 70 .sht Ea Brooklyn,
SATURDAY. MAJ L. O'Clock T. NJ The friends Of The family
are respectfully invited 70 attend ~
GIBB-On fndsy Msy H. Mr.. JAWS GsB formerly o. Bloom
feld y. j. in the 5lh year Of M age.
The friends ssd relatives Of the family are respscn invited 20
attend his funeral from his residence No 8 Hammers
ley-st., on Sunoay afternoon a. o'clock.
. Newark papers please copy.
HrsDrRsos-On Thurdsy Nay r. JAMES HENDERSON aged
IS
The remains viii be the Cemetery Of the Everrsens
from Ma Il York s.. Brooklyn. on the lth inst ~ NJ
Suddenly. Thursday morning May TO- Mr. ELIZA
REIN MooRT. widow Of the late Abu. J. Moore 49, 49,
r funeral will lake Ilsce her late residence No ~ W eH
leshsi Saturday, the 18th inst al o'clock A. NJ he.a
tive. friends II the family respectfully invited 20 al.
tend without further notice.
MARTN-On Thursday evening May 10 afier lingering Ane
Miss ELIZA MAsTN aged y year,.
The friend. Of the fam respectfully invited . attend M
funeral Sunday afternoon a. O'clock from her
lafs residence. No. 10 6th-sv.
Ross-At Eizlbsihtown. y. J., THURSDAY. MAJ 10 DE
LINDA Jeremiah Rose ard daughter q the late
Rev. Elias ". Crane 81 Jamaica. Lors Isa1ls.
First Presbyterian Church EiEA5etho~n. this Saturday,
O'Clock i. NJ.
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MARRIED..

BRows-wooD-On "wednesday. MAY ., at Phends Meeting
RIASxA daughter Walter r. and Mary Ann. Wood Of this
city.
CoLE.Ax-HuBBELL-At NoIwalk. on Wednesday. May D.
THEODORE CoLfHE Of this "a y, TO SUSAN MARIA only
daughter Of joseph W Huhhe Esl Of the CORNER place
DE- Naturalization Tue ay, Nay al the Church on Wash
nltou- square by the Rev DR. Hut Arthur d WNDr
90 GFoLclNa Rich al Il this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
FrRRs-GssSoNOn last wedresday evening May by tbs
Rev james Muetf, his residence, No III Eat ltn,
between 1T and 2dav Mr. JoHS tERRs OF this city,
Mis- MARY ANNE GtNNoS late from En- lrnd.
KR1Uss-HoRToS-Ou Tuedey evening. Msy 2. By The REV.
MI SherE JOIN kRAVss 70 ESTHER HokToS, both Of
the cry of New-A crk.
RBEEs-juTcHEN-In WlamsbVIsh, THURSDAY May 10 BY
the Rev Ssuuel Baker, d. D. JOIN T. RHErs 70 ANNIE NJ
CuTcHts dtushersf VIM. NJ. ". Cuichcu Ed all of VII
lGmshurgh.
yosr-HAxTUs-On Tursday, May TO- Trinity Chapel by
the Rev. Taylor, john q. VosE and MYRA r. daughter
oftho late 4. b. HaXtun, al q this city.
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III. p.g,lo as-,rt,.ey Of the sth saws:


"Nr Pn,chin. the lessee OF the Buffalo and New
Ysrk CITY Railroad, has made proposition 10 me
Committee of Creditors and Stockholders to assign %
them, for the benefit of the parties in interest,"
Of The second mortgage bonds all the rolling stock
and personal property purchased by him under sevsfn
executions bis lease having two years to run ana
give immediate possession Of bonds, rolling s'oek.
personal property and road, on beng reimourseu '
his advances and liabilities for tho road amounting
s52s coo, payable one-half in cash. one-qasrter a
three months, one-quarter in ak months, and one.
quarter in nine months, with interest Provided ~
The creditors and stockholders excepting himself oniys
NAV be permitted TO participate in such amounts a.
they NAV desire in the following order, viz; lsi the
hollors of Sd mortgage bonds I'd the holders OF IN
come bonds 3D., tho unsecured creditors; sth, We
siockhoders 5th the lst mortgage bondholders And
provided also thar If the whole amount is nor taken,
he may be permitted to take the balances, which ne
pledges himself to 10 70 any amount not exceeding
$500 600 The proposition 10 remain in force sum
Gent time To enable tho Committee 10 call meeting
the creditors and stockholders.
Gov Biger, President of the Sunbury and Enc
Railroad, has called meeting OF the stockholders and
the citizens generally interested in the success OF that
ENTERPRISE. at San.om-st Hail. Philadelphia on Vie
Path inst.
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rRrply. NAV LIP. VI.

FRIDAY, May LIP. VI.
The Stock market to-day has been only moderately
active, but without change Of Importance in rates
TIE tendency however has been downward especially
in Ere and Central. The former oosel q. 49, de-
cline Of Y cent and Central ct 9l., decline Of /
y cent The bears made special attack on Central
The earnings of Erie for April will not probably vary
e. 600 from those Of April 1884, but last year lake
navigation was open two weeks earlier than this
year. The business for May i. thus far very large
BY communicated below is will be seen ths. there
is no open war between tie Erie AMI Central a. has
been supposed Reading was SGT os6s, showing
rather heavy market; Harlem, Hudson River, &c,
wtre heavy; Panama, 90. The Western Stocks were
without much change, but Cleveland Toledo was
in demand at the Second Board, and sale. were made
at 79l, seller thirty and so, buyer thirty Michigan
Central was 81; Cumberland closed at nj; Mes
rugua, l64. In Railroad Bond. the business was
moderate aud prices rather heavy; at the Second
Board however there was demand for Illinois Cen
tral and Enc 1875 q. better prices the former at III
and the latter at s6i State Stocks little frner,
but the transactions were moderate
In Exchange there is but little doing, sni with
rather better supply rate. without change to nOo.
Sterling 81 Slol; Francs 5.l5S5.l2i.
The engagements of Freight are moderate. To
Liverpool 1000 bbs Turpentine 10, 500 bales Cotton
s-s2d. o3-led., 1900 bushels Corn sd ship. bags.
To London 800 bbs. Turpentins about -.
The amount paid out of the Sub-Treasury to-day was
$685. received, sll2, 1885, balance, s2,339, III.
Paid on dsbursing checks s2i,ss9.
The Imports Of Dry Goods for the week are small,
and show considerable decrease az compared with
the same week of last year. The figure. arr: