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Supreme Court-Circuit.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.

THE CUnTI5 DzFOhCk CAbk,
Jcss I.-Adelins A. Curtis rs. Jos a. Cartss.-Ihe
plaintiff In thus for divorce on the ground OF
adultery The defendant IL homeopathic doctor, ani
wa married to the plaintiff In 1S41 Mr. Curtis being
mat tme in delicate health and nearly bind; after
hs CITY. was alleged that in lS49 the defendant
s sesed with insanity, and in October Of that year
his wife and children, the youngest then
nne Gays OLD his wife called on him several tes, but
ne refused TO live with her. Mrs Curtis then went to
i've with her father and subseo uenty With her brother
IN brcosyni she says that they had four children
the eldest born In 1912 and the ouusest In 1915
aaa that she has had the care and custody of said
c.norenJ ana mas maintained and supported them
witneut any contribution being mads by her said
nusOsnas creepy ABOUT the sum Of S3Is, which
sne reccves from persons owing him. The com.
pant alse charges that defendant haa ha.n cu,v AZ
Adsii1 relates to person named Frsncsan 1900
And that plaintiff has not resided with AHA ds.raut
sincs she has heard OF his said nadsy ami 49, srs
years have nst elapsed since said time ana that d ,
hdety was without the connivance priytv =, nsonrs
meat Of said plaintiff She asks thsrsfors M, ~.
marriage between herself and defendant nav ba Si.sa
81, divorce adjudged and that ths plaintiff NAV h..
Ne care and custody and education OF ssid chjdrsn
and that the defendant may 10 dscresd 70 make .n;tI
abh provision for the support Of plaintiff and hsr ss
Children according to the statute In such CA mad
and provided For the defence II was COMMANDED ths
Mr.. Curtis was not guilty and that the 6rst Mrs. Cnrt,
trsete4 her husband In cruel and inhuman M,
nsr-tvice sanding him, during his sIcknsss to
Tho Ineaae Hosp tai, when there YVES no nscas.
~ fsr ~ He alleges that she obtained nos
lssaea q his bank hook and accounts ana ~.
'nss6 10 give then, up on his demapd, and that |.
lpassasssss " her cruel And inhuuaa cOadays hs wa
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IN s. H0uoH, AUorIoNEER NOTICE.

n 8. H0UGH, AUCTIoNEER-AUcTIoN NOTICE.
Large sale Of elegant and costly rose
wood and durable and ssntee mahogany househod furn
rich and expensive decorations morrow (Saturday)
morning. At los oloek precisely the entire splendid
tents OF the private dwelling house No. 20 Warren street.
opposite the Hudson River Railroad depot partly consisting
roysl English velvet floor and carpeng ingram DO
English oiclcths silver plated stair rods &s rosewood
pAflor suits elegantly upholstered and IA maroon
crimson and green French SATIN dams, also antique
statusry marble top tables Of s the usual descriptions
found in well furnished heavily carved full
double action pianorte, made by Barmor OF this
city and wsrsned hs instrument for hnsness OF sxts.
rior and quality Of tome unsurpassedJ also very Ane
rosewood eesers finished Throughout in plate es aud
sscretos Large and eplendd French plate pier In
costly frames rich heavy lace aud brccste curtains
orii 81 oil paintings by eminent modern artists othc
laid and slid ststussy marble clocks costly Dresden
statues and cIas.io approximation osk extension table,
services cake bashsts icrs sPcens vss cutlery heavy
dscsntss ao rosewood asd mAhoSasy bedsssds Of the
antique and modern Styles rcsowosd marble top dressing
barcapA wssbstanAs aad towel stanAs paIasse
6ss esrssA hair msttrsseA eoyrtsspAss bqls and pl
lsws china toilet sstA ev Anl ssuAes gt ffamt nrees
~, 10 sNls psAovs,
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Mayors Once.
THE 0ANpLMs.

At early hour yesterday morning the Mayors s1cI
was quite crowded. By gangs Of ganblsr fancy nsa and
others anxious to what would bs the result Of the
onsaught made ON Wednesday evening upon the various
city Groups Of persons might BE- seen both within and
without the Office earnestly conversing about the
BY
used in the game Of faro the Of the
tho wonder and curiosity Of ali those WIS we're
mot Initiated into its mysteries. Judge Ednsads,
the celebrated spirtu.ss was present and apss.,sd
Hesrns, Of No. 5s7 Broadway, wulisa e Alsa, Of
localities, each held to bail In the sum Of $500
to appear and TO the charges preferred against
them lame. Barry No. Ssi sie.d..y was ssd t.
standing the fact that great care was taken to ksep the
been trusted With it, II LEAKED out in some Manner or
other and the gamblers said to have had hours
notice Of the descent which the
why its attended the efforts Of the officers
There must have been some bad management also, ~
the hour chosen, 1oh P. NJ too early and tbs ops
ratcns IN such places are not generally commenced unit
The prisoners and their friends while In court were
very molly and violent some Of them menaced she per
son Of the complainant with cowhiding, treating
him to unpleasant ring OF the nose, "sisp owl
the jaw" Indeed they carried 1t far that Justice
themselves and show more respsct for the pscs tho,
were in, he would be compelled to lock them up.
THE MAYOR IN NEW BUSINESS.
With the exception Of the above, nothing of mach In
terest transpred yesterday at the Mayors ONCE Hi
RoAor Ia NOT however, Idle, but qus.iy and nsissiesy
engaged in the accomplishing Of many good and Iauds
BILE works. Az the presen: writing his attention %
voted to the of most benevolent sad phi
lanthropic OBJECT which to bring back to the paths
virtue yeuDg and beautiful fallen angel whs has bsen
induced to enter house Of Prostitution through the
fundamentally Of wicked associates and is leading
the wTetchsd and dssraceful life which inmates Of such
places must lead. The young girl to whom ausion Il
made is native of Virginia, and or very respectable
and wealthy cornect0ns About three months ago she
disappeared in very mysterious manner from her
home causing her parents the greatest suffering and
anxiety rs to her probable fate Digent fesrch va.
made after hor by her friends and relatives but all q
NO purpose Az last resort, therefore, the parents
finally sent very affecting letter to the Mayor Of thi'
rot out the whereabouts OF their dsrling's abode
through the perssveing efforts Of the Mayer, shs hal
finally been traced to her preaent retreat and II
object Of interest to his Honor, who will do ali in hill
power 10 induce her TO return to the bosom OF hel
parents.
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oSliesA y Isavs ~. h went sas = IadiAna uhsrs,
asing ths laws q tAt S&Ass subject u livsrc@
10 gave notios . bis vs, applied for snd sDtaAsA
DECREE Of divercs iron TIE Of that State rindng
hlmssH free ha mAxEteA Mise Howard. yeung LAZY
Whsn he bad knswn Cor many gears.
Witnesses called 70 prove the oShAbltatiea, g.,
q defendant and Mss Howard Bat the rested
on the question whether tbs decree Of divsrcs q the
State OF Indiana freed hin from his arst wife. The
Ssc6s that Il aid not oiscrss hin frea ~ fsr~sr
villa The only qusstios then LETT the Jury g con-
slider was, did Mr.. Curtis commit adutsFy With Miss
Howsrdf
me jury Left tina room, and In few moments returned
with verdict OF 'Guilty 81 adultery With Mss Frances
c. Howard
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Tho transfer books Of tho Illinois State stock will
be closed on the TIA inst and open on the 18TH for
tho pay ment Of tho semi annual interest 1t is IN
derstood that the payment viii also include the
January interest," which is in default by reason Of
the failure Of Messrs. Wadsworth & Sheldon.
The Lake Superior Journal says that copper con-
tinues to arrive from above. Some large masses
from the Nebraska mine are just passing our win
dow. Shipments for the weekday 2e, per North
erner, for Douglass Houghton mine, 80 bbis, 1891
lbs for Nebraska mine, rs bbls., Is 625 los. May
%. per Illinois, for National mine, 10 bbls, s,3l
lbs, IL Misses, s475 lbs.; Northwestern mine,
bbls, 4725l lbs. Cliff mine, 23l bbls., 1872, 1882 lbs.
May 81, Fer North Star for Forest mine, ~ bills;
for North American mine, 244 bills; for Nebraska
mine, 25 masses, IA 1888 lbs.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.
MONEY MAR X ct.
THURSDAY, June TO Pm,


The principal feature Of the market to day was
the movement In Cumberland. II has been in pretty
active demand since the election, but this morning
II took an upward start in prices, and closed firm at
an advance Of one per cent. The transactions sum
up nearly four thousand shares, about one half Of
which was for cash. Reading stu continues the
most active stock on the list. Prices were lower
TO day, but improved towards the CLOSE. Erie
Railroad reccded Q fraction, with moderate sales.
Harlem was In demand, bat ths quantity Of stock
offering depFcsssd prices u the olose At the 6rrs
board, Erie Bonds. 1876, advsoed 1 per osst
Illinois Central Beads, 1; PssanytvNsA CsAI (;
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UcTIoN NOTICE -MORTc AGE sALn-H. WILSON

A UCTION AGE SALE.-H. WILSON,
"A auotionoer and gaoent Household furniture
CANT oil painngs tapestry AcThs day,
story .eIss is West Twsnt fourth street. near tie
made household furniture, we'll worthy the attention Of
housekeeper small portion Of the contents
rosewood piaasforts octave city made
Ssss q E ss ans sr
PETS In hyperion order and OF elegant Pscrns
er,or suits covered in silk plush Wis., sofa ur ohars par
Tor and reception dol suit In solid frames
sofa chairs and two easy chairs
ALSO suit covered In lasting win worked sosts largo
Voltarc and reception chairs to MATCH
gere, with marble tops and mirror doors and back lined
CENTRE side and work tables secretary
with mirror door, Lined with satin wood massive rosewood
bookcase and with elegant carvings made
the rosewood paor furniture corner and music
cAte window curtans also great variety oil paintings
embracing many valuAbles peomens, By Ssidel winter
scenes, sea views moonlight sea view landscapes all
s % o. Ssa
CLOCKS together with many other costly mautel
mahogany black walnut and rosewood cushioned CHAIRS
covered with hair cloth, and medallion rocking and easy
china toe and dinner s-ts out glass oomprdns fnl
assortment such tumbers, wines goblets
celery glasses salts butter dishes lsmonsdes Pitchers
ters viii splendid out bottles spoons iorks cake baskets
tea services savers, ivory cutlery. common crookery,
pates vegetable dshes SOUP tureens also the fcroi
ture Of all the containing MAPLE eestass black
mshOesny and bscI wsnu ana maple Ssdsseads Pur
cur3ed hair best live feather beds and pill
lows silk and eatin bedspreads and mAbogany
marble top bureaus and to match the
nrror toilet and work tables elegant carpets and
rods, ololoths, DO.
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nAIAxs;S AT AUOrNay0.

A UcTION NOTICE GREAT SALE or JEwELaY,
"A watches and damonda-EDWAKD SCaENcK will
II! At suction this day Friday June :. loH o'clock
jswelr Watches &o constins OF elegant diamond pins
earrings breatpus elegant cluster aad single sscns
III .ids: sl.h ei.nensM also: other: VIZ:
sh patent and detached lover. DC BY Cooper Jshnse
kcskel Tobias ard Others all In heavy eighteen carat gold
earrings, brooches b!easpn seal gold stsae sleeve
positive Aiso al Il O'Clock one isds wstoh
both sides with handsome diamonds and first
watch
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O2ssrlaAA Csal. L Hkie 1slrssd dsolinsd l psr
csot; Rssd'Hg RanrsaA, L Bdirsal beads wsre
Suiss tsdAy, Win q ex sptioa II mnsis Csatrals.
Tho Au6s u ~ three Issues q thss company
0eantsd b ahs1e 80 100. q yestsrday's phoeS
We notice snaM sais u Hampshire Coal Co. at IA.
buyer 80.
After tho sdjournmsns Of The board ths following
sales Of bonds and stocks were made ct auction By
A n Nfooaav.-
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Simeon Diapers regular semi. weekly auction sale
Of bonds and stocks viii take plaee tomorrow, o.
halfpsst twelve o'clock, As ths Merchants Elk
change.
At the second board there was no change Of con-
sequence in quotations. Reading improved slighNy,
but was mot active. Cumberland Coal opened ct an
advance. bat fel or sgaiu. There were large trans
actions, Erh dpslls on time. Illinois Central bonds
wers arm Of quotations current In the morning.
The chi vment u specie from Boston by the ANA
rice, on Wednesday, was 90 folows:-In American
gosd $780, 500; In gold bars. $407 400; In British
gold. Is, 400; and In silver. 81, 2S9.
The receipts Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail-
road Company for the month Of May amounted to
sl28 $50 ST. sgsin $l09 ,2S9 20 for the ssus NTH
Last pear. Increase for the month this year, 49,,
FOL 81.
The return Of the Bank Of England fer the week
ondisg Saturday, Meg 10, when compared with the
nreyinua return shows the 70 lowing YesuIte:-
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ANTHOLOGY.

sTRoLocY AND PHRRNoLoGY.-THE CELEBRA
"a Ted Mrs. FLRURY, from Paris, whose relation has
been constantly copaultsd by Napoleon L. gives nfosa
ton on all events Of life, at 253 Broom street.
MISS CELESTE HAS ARRIVED IN THE CITY, AND
w csn Be consulted on law and love mattes ana All lnss
OF astrcosy at her once IS ksst Egheenh street, between
Broadway aud Fourth Ladies' csntsj gentlemen
81 Hours, 10 TO ., and from 7 TO . In tho evening.
MRS METER GIVES INFoRMATf0N ON TnH PAST
AL and future even to the saAoien Of every lady and
seatsr an, At M Seventh svenaA hstwesa TwentytArd
80 Twenty ttyStA streets,
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oasss uutnegs ct CSC.
eu0ARs-fbsrs was far - . gssl baansss 1sss.
The sales included absut 3oo hsds Gaia nsssovsds
Ut &C., $40, and eko, chiefly 81 6Ke &C.. sad so d.;
clarified ct 7c with smai bt (7b hdds) New 0rlssns
ct 6xc
Tis-5o alabs Saaoa we're ssA Of 2ee. shsrt ims.
WHHNn.-salss 800 bbls. State and Ohio ct IS S5x
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Police Intelligence.

ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
On Wednesday night officer Carmody of the Second ward
police, arrested named Cornelius Harvey, charged
with having attempted forctly to rob George Carleton
of his gold watch and chain. The complainant states
thai he picked up in theatre by this accused who
at the close OF the performance induced him to iSbs
then coaxing him into an alley way In tae Second wsrd
suddenly caught him by the throat and demanded his.
watch The complainant hastily cried for the police
when the timely arrival of officer Carmody relieved him
from the unpleasant position he placed In The
cused and complainant were conveyed to tho Lower
for an attempt at highway robbery. The magistrate
committed Harvey for while Carleton was detan
&C as witness to appear against the prisoner.
CAPTURE OF AN ALLEGED PIoKpooKEr.
Thomas Delaney was taken into custody by officer
Twenty ninth street. The accused, it Is alleged,
detected in the act Of picking ladys pocket, ~ she
emerged from Of the cars and being pursued and
containing $685. was found in his possession the pocket
book found the person Of the accused cid not belonging
sns Re a but
berry. The accused taken to tho Second District 20
ice Court, whore he committed for examination.
CHARGE OF HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Yesterday morning, at rather early hour, ths wi
dow Duffy, of AZ Hamilton street, where she keeps
sailors boarding. house at the above place. was arrested
by the Seventh ward police along with two of her odg
ers named John Ryan and James Handing, all charged
Nth having fSTy Pete.
resident from Blaig county, Penn alleges that
irving in this city be was induced to put up q this
somewhat elated in sphit being induced to psrtAks Of
the invgoratns compound BY the msls prisoners Who
themselves, and while things this lovely aspect
Besly says he was uneerenoniously knocked down BY
his pocket and abstractsd the wallet Hs further Al
leses that by way OF amusement they then sed
kicking BIN about the room HE football and eventu
ally landed him in the gutter opposite the inhospitabe
mansion, where he lay in bnssful state of ignorance
until aroused by Of the police canning along, and
tapping him ON tho head with his club. The accused
we're committed to prison for examination.
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Business on the View York Canals.
Statement showing the quantity u artcss nrst clear
the canals At and the quantity Left at the city Of
New York during ths 6rst week IN Juns, 1855
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A UcTIoN sALEs.-JoHN FIsHBLAVT. AUcTIoNEER

A UcTION sALES.-JOHN FIsHBLATT AUCTIONEER
and commission merchant, GS William street. Of
Of b. fiends ard patrons By being from sokhess,
vote his time and the benefit Of expsrencs to the
gives personal attention to tho sale Of foreign
and domestic Of every description Particular
furniture Ao also priysts sales assorptieu
and moderate ct G8 William corner Cedar street,
JOHN FISHBLATT, General AuotioneeE
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n DNAsH, AUcTloNEER-sToRE $40 BROADWAY
" Mortgage and sheriff sale Of that welt known and
gressvay corner q Park Place On Friday Jun. Sch,
glasses and mrors on pantags and engrevag tables
tsns, decsntss Gobiets tumblers, knives snd forks
and iro. htonsS usensls tables steam boilers
peens sArs sherry ana Madeira vince hrsndies I'm vhis
key boxes cad hxtue together with lease said premises
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HENRY. II. LEEDS 4 Co: AUCTIONEHR.-TaE
II sale pianos material advertised for sale this day
Friday, June ct IL o'clock, st the piano at
Nyack RocAapd county 10 postponed until further notice
HENRY y. LEEDS. xAUCTIoNEER.sY A., O.
Ii Leeds Co. Friday, June g. 1855 At IL o'clock, In
the gallery over superb satusry marble
mantels Alss. two grape vine nantsls carved three
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(yoAI. ss-FLoyR, sio.-THB PEOPLES OLD
" established coal sad -four agency, IS Broa1wer -
csntrrct during th 10 supply Zoe the ar
qranty zeal a. ~ psy tes Delivered New Ysrk vi
az nsacpviy In sSA cad atsy.
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IJENkY H LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-BYH II. H. LEEEs&
IL Co-Fr.day, June st IL O'Clock ct Nyaok, opposite
larry sale, by order the
The ..o Js%s Thompson asse.sssA large pi.as manu-.
rosewood ssnwood and other vvnesrins tools machnery
Ao censsns Of rosewood plain and round
Ga and octayes, rosewood aad mAheg
any cases. plain ssSSs round do carved do corner
Keys SO sets carved and plain legs packing ossee large
stock q various kinds Of ysrnh, damPeS name hfters p
BOUNDING board m.ehins mouldinss sets lsss
Walnut maple satin WOOD log and other WOOD
hardware wire, hammers leathersd long plated hinges
large every other article used n frs.
The Chambers fsr Tsytown every half
hour from ocock-cross in the ferry boat from Tayto
whatever.
beautiful pair Of horses hands high x the
ethe- old kind In all harness. and believed to
the city. :
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A UCTION NOTICE.-READY MADE CLOTHING.-BY
IA GEO. LEVIE auctone er-Ths day, June 8, at l22
Nassau street, extensive assortment really made
blue frosk oeat alpaca and drsp dste f satin and
shirts hosiery broadclohs handkerohefs 10. Bale to
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II UNIT BOTANICAL GARDEN.--TnE TRU6rEES IN.
IL vte plans for laying ont and fencing ths sne
premium $3.50 win 30 peid for such dessn A. ma BE- e
proved q and adopted Sixteen conetned wthf
The limits az tie sarden the presIs sAd bouadariee q
which. together with the srsdes Of che streets Witch
the undsrgned who will also furnish any niornssss e
Ms power about the undertaking. All deagns msse %
handed In BY the LIST July, to JOHN MAxWAtsA.
CSsirmsa OF the Construction Committee 60 wall 81
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iursture.-Wilism living Co win cell At auction,
Pine street. Brussels three ply and ingram carpets
suite Of carved rosewood psrIor furniture in bocs
tell mahogany sofas and chairs in harooh and
mahogany centre tables pier tables hat stands mirrors
window curtains mahogany French bedstesds dressing
bpreaus washtand rosewood chairs In hair cloth; hair
feather BEDS holsters psws crockery and
glassware; dining and tea tables &c.
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A UCTION NOTICE THOS BELL, AUCTIoNEER-
"A BY Bell Bush this day. 81 o'clock IL North VIII
liam street, lot OF good hand furniture house
1Gespns hartiols virtue Of moIss.gs g,s atting
reserve fifty superior breed Of BIRDS al
remains, and the best Of the stock recently from
Cegium; must be sold. am returning TO Europe. n
Wreckener finest sonans Birds ever oexed
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n n NASH. AUcTI0NHER : STORE 80 BROAD
4 osoos rs a 80 ana nd al srssaS % n. 1.
~ consisting Of painting, rnirrors counters
- bottles tumb@ers wine glaseeA chSfra
ecceins nxtureA kitchen furniture ssugee
Ss M 'ncks fPoH safe, knives aud forks
spoons, casters aad eookiss ue aA'ufs &c. ''sesnsf
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Circulation issue ..... f29 902, $50 Inc. 1885, oio
Circulation active ,........ 1904 90 Dec. 297395
Public deposits ....... 3,3s6 ,272 Inc. 62a, 1854
OAsr deposits. ........... 1s,23o,77I Inc. 1864
Government securities In
banking cepsrtnent...... 10,82S, 132 Dec. 193, N2
Other securities in banking
sspaxtmsnt. ............. l2,4Ss,lss Dec. sss45
Csin and bullion in beth do
parfmeu1. lo,o4I,Ilo Inc. ovZ,olo
seven day and other biih... Dbl ,120 Deo 80 4I0
Ths rest ). .............. 3,l7o,30o Inc. 4,5l5
The reserve (viz., notes snd
cain In banning depart
ne00 l,oZe.71o Inc. SsssAV
The chief feature In this return In tho heavy In
crease In tho bullion and "reserve," which, coupled
with the appearances presented by the other heads
Of the return, points to stu easier money mar
ket.
Tho report Of Mr.. e. F. waite, relative to
the market for American stocks, is AZ follows
Prices Of American securities in London have, since
Last been ute steady, and quotations remain with
cut varatieo Illinois Central Construction Bonds and
Free Land Bonds are rather more freely offered.
Barings' circular says
American stocks have been in more dsmand this week,
but from rmness Of the holders Of State stocks the
transactions have been principally In rst rate railroad
bonds.
The transactions ct the Assistant Treasurer's
Office TO day, were as follows
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uESRY .. LEEDS AUcTIoNEEhzpY y. ,.

II Wooley Co WIN sell, thus day FridAyD &C IuI3
o'clock the Gales No. 80 Beckman street, OF
William large assortment Of plain and elegant furniture
consisting Of OK octave bondor
90 made By celebrated BOseer makers and cot s5
II at great slcce; aso large and choice selection Of
music. This Ia . rare opportunity for musicians 10 pur
diIi1s room chairs carved mshcssny and plain rosts.s
with and without marble tcps dining and tea tables
hogauy French bedstead cured hair mattresses and
Nasses enAmelled suite with marble tops 10 peces iron
safe rofgra.crs oil p.innss oval mirror: and ps. GIT
sold Without reserve. Catalogues ready.
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n D. NASH, AUorI0slER-sf0RI. so BROAD
~. vsy.-Mort6ase sale u snnbusss, h., Saturday
June At y =. q BseaA.ay aad SiEtyalath stsssl.
sd NO.. ~ ~ e. csss, s. ~ o.s
este An.hesy Lals,seAS e q a.d tks onaisas line
reue somettnes CALLED the Star lino, extsading
street T. l3ad street, Il the city York.
with I'll Pa :; ~ q;