The Buffalo Express, 1870-07-27

              buffalo express vol xxv wednesday july 27 1870 vo 834 by telegraph the war a coincil of ministers the social i treaty prince leopold in bad odor ai berlin 30,000 french troops al thioimlu italy will hot yield another skirmish the french army moving lv the fuojjtiek etc etc etc paris july 26 a council of minister was held at st cloud to-day the ttwperor i'residing the paris press complain of the extrenv rigor with which frenchmen in germam are treated while germans in france ar in no way molested or restricted ln lihrrfr rejk>rts that the kropreai and the nly end the war can have is victors for franco fne journal ojffr^l publishes a dispatc from the duke de grammont addressed u the diplomatic representatives of krann refutiaif the statement made by liaro \ on werther that no uiei/.ion was made o the candidature of prince l^eopold previou to the late offer of pi mm i'nm tb l>akede grammont.appends a letter fron fount beneditti dated march 31 1m stating that he had been aasured by ti cabinet at berlin that there was nothin ri(»;ib in the report that it was poesibl that an otter of the throne of spain might be made to hohenzollern rociiefoht aprestei henri itoohefort was arrested at *'■!■ lo-day and is in charge of the gens d arms the occupation of rome la lihertt announces that the journ-i f)jh<.ifl will publish to-morrow the oorres pondence between the french and itaiiat jovernments in which the limit steps art taken for the solution of the question of th occupation of rome la tsllili promise that the documents will create sensation fhey show that the italian government ha lot even asked for the withdrawal of tin krench troops but france has taken th uitjative to that end the secket treaty loni-ov july w mmd grauville in th ffouse of lordß ti-night again referred t he draft of the secret treaty allepsd t lave been proposed by france to i'rossia tie said he had an interview this afternooi ith the french ambassador the utter id him that the treaty originated wit bismarck that it never had a serious basis uid was rejected by both parties rhe ambassador protested that france was actually desirous of maintaining eace with belgium england and holland mr gladstone informed the house of ommons that advices from berlin settling he authenticity of the f&mm report re elegraphud that a dispatch containing he original propositions of napoleon em todied in the treaty existed in count hene litti's own handwriting mr otway li ler foreign secretary declined when sked to muke any communication or ex tress any opinion on the proposal made b s'apoleon to annex holland wjum iscton july 20.—rlaron ieroll us received the following diupatch from is goveromeot : " public opinion in eoj aad is favorable to north germany bnt he government is not favorable she a ■ with the neutrality law against north ger uany as she did against america with the \ labamik qnmsug july 2i the government if denmark has issued a proclamation of icutrality in the war between prussia and ranee sailors and pilots subjects of i en nark are warned against rendering assist ince to the belligerents ukruavs deserting pari july 9s some french journal port that many ieramn deserters come laily into french territory subscriptions to the patriotic and hospi il funds continue to be liberally signed iris e leoi'old the mtnulfur lv swr learns from a good touroe that prince leopold of hobeuzol * : rn and his father are in bad odor at her in on account of their renunciation of the spanish throne and adds that count kin tnarck had reproached them for theii pre cipitate action which has enabled spain to keep clear of the quarrel and permits france to place more troops on the khiue as there is no need to watch spain the treaty the monifenr dv soir notices editorially the treaty proposed in 18m and says it oever had the adhesion vi the kmperor the monitsur adds that such a project did exist but it was proposed by prussia not france london july 2g persons residing un der the walls of paris have been notified to quit their homes as space is required for the play of artillery . _ the french force at thionville in th department of the mozolle is estimated a so.ooo men the imperial guard is a nancy evacuation op rome the early evacuation of rome by the french troops is almost certain france takes this method of securing the friend ship and alliance of italy ruia-in july 26 — a provincial corres pondent says that the rapid and vast pre parations for war extinguish all feelings of inquietude caused by the boasted readiness of france to take the initiative and will it is hoped save prussian soil from the calamities of war itai-v flcrzivi'e july 2g.—minister yenosta assured the italian house of deputies that italy will not yield to any pressare from france london july 26 the i'.ilt mau gm zette now the real designs of the emperor are revealed counsels england tr make every preparation for war a.xjche.l skirmish the french report another cava.ry skir mish near met and claim that the prua au were beaten and loet three otfioera the tiloi to-day speaking of the project ed secret treaty saya as it embodies propoffi tiona made at the close of th war of isttf its publication at the present moment is cooieqaestly unfair and miechtevoq dispatches from p aria aanoonoea that the emperor leave toaioht for the frontier the environs of cologne have been ckared of inhabitants buildings and treat will be levelled w prepantimh for etige egkne visits the vukktt paris jeiy 26.—the kmpreas when at cherbourg read to the sailors of the fleet an imieej from the emperor which says thoatfh not among you my thongbts follow you to those seas where your valor will he displayed the french nary baa a glorioos history you will be worthj of us past when in front of the enemy iwiiawhsr that rraoce is with job ao4 oauathe protection of heaten apon yoar aram while yon fight on the sea yosn brethren fickt on lead for the same caaee sots x with pride th ai staadard whan they aae it the enemy will know it enfolds the hoawr and geeim of praocft after the deurery of the above adiresa the kmprem was siuuumi with emotion the efieet of bar viatt tc the fleet is aaid to be great h«w york j»jy 26-the waf special dated at paris say the mmr«,uai having no sabachbera hascessed publicatioe newspapers tr-re omenta an ai lowed to remiin with the prai taa army tn prussian srs aaiag b*j one in observing ih mnroiannts of th f ranch army the prnaaiao forces are concentrating ii faro at maj mtt switesrlaad ia reportei ull of german who are emigrating fron their own country the prince of wale has gone to hen mark to assist in preserving the neutral it al that country tbe itaupensios of specie payments by thi bank of france ii probable movements or troops the heratrn pecial dated st loodoa ays a special desjpstoh from stra*bo«l t.oeived to-day say that the elite of th r rrnch army is now concentrated at stra bonrg and belfort the algeriaa feroe oonusttag of zouave and turcot aad tilling the railway trains reached strssboarg on the 24th and to day took up positions at belfort close to the baden line irteon squadron of chaaeeor ivafri.tne rrived to day via lyon despatches rsoaived from thrinville sierck st auolil metz and bitche state that the army has commenced to move to the frontier the imperial guard haa alread itarted it is now regarded certain that the km tjeror designs closing in on the prussia etween thionville and weiaenberg throw iog the army under momahon on the ger nan iie of the rhine thi army is com l>oaed of three oorpa,commanded by generals foiljy douay and maomahon a force of bom marines under command of gen di n'assaigne a cm-tarty the baltic fleet an tttaek will be made on strauund immedi ately north of berlin franc denies tbe authenticity of the aec ret treaty said to have been offered to prussia french plans and positions a tr'uiune special dated london july 20 lays the special correspondent of the trtt-uiti at met on sunday night sent th following very important letter containing the first clear statement of french position md plana 1 left llagenan on the 23d taking the train by the line which leads ■ aft bitsalte and sarguemines to metz along this line warlike preparations of ev every kind werg to be seen 1 paaaed ileld batteries packed complete at the dif ferent shunting place until i got tired looking at them although tbe french carry their infantry and artillery a good deal over the railways they seem inclined to allow the cavalry to march along the roads we saw more than a tingle party if horsemen and in one case a whole re-gi men walking along the highway which juat before we arrived at \ oagea ran par dlel with the rails the regiment in question aeemed in the highest spirit a they waved their hands and spurred their somewhat jaded bteed into a trot in answer to the salutation which reached them from the fast soldiers in cur train about 1 o'clock we reached vosges thi range of hills which take it rise near belfort mni tolerably parallel with the rhine until it slope down to the lowlands about < oblentz and mayenctl aear strasbourg a a military obstacle the v'osge have always b.-en considered the second line of defense possessed by france on the east still the range the breadth of which near bitsche is under twenty miles and a large number of valley which cross it in a trans verse direction prevent it from forming a very considerable military obstacle there is a society called franc tiereura if the vosgea which on a small scale bears some resemblance to our volunteers as a self organized force it beema contrary to the military geniu of france they have always been considered in an amusing light by the french journals which are how ever now beginning to express their aston ishment at tiuding that the bands of vosges are seriously demanding permission to elect at^rvrnding tor~some~\iuie through * delile and before we had altogether de scended the western slope of the vosgts we arrived at bitache a amall fortified place with a strong citadel the strength of which seemed to lie in the high and scarped aides of the hill upon which it waa perched from bitche to saarguomtne we passed ramp after camp true many of them were small but everythig connected with them unmistakably revealed that these were the outlying parts of a huge force from bitche to saarguemincs ia about twenty mile and throughout this distance and for twenty milch west of saarguemincs forty miles in all—the line constantly ap proaches within a few miles of the fron tier between bitche and sarreguemines their numbers evidently inspired the french with conlidence but beyond the latter post it wa clear that the line which aa it lead from metz to bitche is just now of extraordinary importance wa carefully picketed of course i only saw a portion of the precaution taken but i could observe that at important points such a where road crossed the line there were camp of cav airy and artillery combined evidently placed to support the videttea and picket which are watching the frontier and to aavo the line from being interrupted when we got al-out thrity miles west and a little south of sarregumines the au pect of affairs became tamer and we did not see a camp ofteuer than one in ten mile and only passed at the stations oocaaional train laden with military material the line from strasbourg to some dis tanoe beyond sa-rreguemines has left stamped upon my brain impressions not likely ever to be effaced by itronger ones of the ame kind 1 fear 1 cannot reduce these impressions to writing but some faint idea may be con veyed by imagining a cramed railway line in which all the trains were tilled with soldiers cheariog and being cheered station lined with sympathising pectator trucks laden with guna in such numbers that one ceased to take an interest in them the roads when they could be eeen from the trains enenmbered with cavalry and lastly sor the twenty mue between bitche and larregueminea tent were o thick that 1 could hardl make out whether 1 was passing throughjone or a-vera i camp abundance of good forage and wood wa stored along the lines this last puzzled me until 1 fonnd that this portion of the french railways are supplied with coal from prussian mines which it ia feared they will hood before abandoning hat one feature struck me sa conspicuous by ita abatenoe there waa but little show of either baggage or baggage aaimals new york uk k&fcungiii'yskn and thk t5i.1.1.-ll mission new voek joljr j6.—ex-b«iu*lr fre linghnyien stated yitenuy that he had not yet aciepte-l the nomination aa miniater to england and that he was very undecid ed is regard to it the rtttiimt pub uhed to tie effect that he ha decluaed the omination it entirely without foundation hojnora in regard to the matter are ao an mmroua and diffar ao widely in their com clnaioaa that mr frelinghuyien wiahea to refraii from starting anj new coßjectares until hia mitt i n entirely decided abuut the matter thb i>bt '.' 0i)s tkade the eieniflg /." jtttu says the dry goods trade is qoite active in tome epartsßaata imported wrolena velreta triaimiags n and ribboaa bring fall priasa adraac iogda.lv indreaaaukathanainrtlmla d.«k~yet don-atioataplaa eandaßy shirtings au aheetia«s an aauias treaty at rt^frioe thsr.a»a-atoba««d«lbt uat wt p»hall have a firat-rate all isaan ad it ia mattar for ooogratulatioo that oar dry gaoda faeada hare eneh a bright pro pect kafor them we repeat however that while the apnda mmirinnad abov there ia »*. aotiva ovmand the general trade is douasyat auprtlßeo to be thi caubkia tha llrrmuti apvcaai aaja a vaaaal wsa paa»a hart a>(ht brtweea tea aa4 ararea olock wiae hamia ireah roe the wast twa baadt aaiwa kaat oi itaady baak liaimial loaaata aalmaail ta ba the oasajaria wf th aaaaaaer \ ilia de paris which arrind this sjesrneoav ibeaa wan tka aigwais etipalated far the bagbsk tata oasmbha bme rackets aad lurht us thom „( „. rswurti th 25j~"s a*»a ra at tk time th ta-iijiiia eight d waamidi wind l-g*yssl opinion of th officer oi th.vui.chi-mu.sassa k hoa „„« vv.tsth wiiht aa 1 if to-nrght howwver ih c«rtt to eke th dissvwt there ia a itrong probability that th mi ■****■* u th cambria th offi era of the shbta itau particularly aa i wm hmjr it wa quit namibla foe th , untlee te h tnud of th khoom h*«l without being mem by th villo de national stock exchanuh th nafaonat stock elohang which wm projected at th tits the erie wm ipell.l from the regular board propoaee th ibu __*_____ t *•>• pn>jkl thi morning tb ejecetiv a-aawb-s recced inetructior to mil th imm oi the building now occu pied by them which expiree may l»i 1874 ' fdiiasic prominent p»nian butt for boston thi evening a meeting will be held there to in.tmct the fenian in cam an opportunity ouera to rtrike england ana at 3 p m a fire wm men in the packing room of j taylor 4 co '■ oil work a com of washington and conrtland tre.u tbe whole building w aa gutted except tbe ground door which wm mm h damaged by water the origin of the fire ia unknown i/ms about 11x1,000 tho occupant aia thought to be insured washington orkman shiprinq at baltimore wvsuinctok joly 2i the following i the situation of the < orniaii shipping oon nected with the baltimore lines tin north crtnnui ship 11 ermine sailed froir baltimore on saturday for bremen witii * cargo of mm^plm of petroleum tht ship it is understood was chartered nr began loading previous to the declarator of war by franoe agaiiut i'm mia and hei loading having been completed her captain was given the ultimatum of either sailing ol paying the increased differanoe in tin freight if the cargo was taken out and placed in an american or other neutral bot tom the oargo being american property and not liable to seizure the captain <!.'■ cided on tailing and taking hit chance or getting safely into a knrnpss.il port the north herman brig loonia from rio de janeiro bound to baltimore hat aafely reached port the captain was iv formed of the declaration of war by a pilol and he drew in his tlag until he entered tin capes the kurth german barki tntlustrie ! nn and palus aud brig harmonic all remain in port the tirst three are nnder charter to load with tobacco for amster dam the north german steamihip berlin re mains at her pier at i<oc-nst point althoogl a fnll cargo ii in the warehouse awaiting events in kurope the following north ierman vessel are known to beat sea bound to baltimore 3hip augnata sailed from bremen june mj ship albert sailed from liverpool may 7th aiup ocean sailed from bremen jun 28 th ship southampton sailed july fh bark eberhardt sailed from brsmerhaveti june sth and brig wanderer sailed frorti rio da janeiro june sth hkcttetarv r'ish to bar n qkbalt secretary kiah has addressed a foraitj note to baron ieralt pnqnisn miniatei expressing the gratification of this govern ment at the determination publicly an nounced of king william to exempt from seizures at sea in the impending war private property of the belligerents unless contra band of war mr fish shows at length that this was the early policy of oar gov swsmmft foreign the alabama claims i n ■'■■■, july 2g.—ln tbs house of i om mom tn-ui^ht mr < ilnlitom in reply to mr torrens said that negotiatii>na for the settlement of the alabama claims stood where they did a yemr and a half ago the united states having declined the offer made by kngland the next advance due was oos from the american government st'm'k kktilkmbnt to morrow is the day fnr stock settle menta in the present convulsed condition of the markets failure are anticipated the caklictb mathud jaly 2g—the danger of a car list rising is not yet over the government ia redoubling precautions et'liot on m paradul parth july 26.-an eloquent eulogy tm t <-.■■ late m frevoat paradol appears in tie sssfifa to-day signed faxile !>• lx>rd a trencu cunboatgohktochiwa the journal oj/irisl gays a dispatch was recnivad from the french < barged affaiiw at pekio china dated june ai annoucc ing th arrival of a french gunboat at tientsin where the english con mil ia pn vißionally charged with the care of frftoeh interests oa the mv»l of the vessel the french hag wu saluted by the chiwtae forts and no riotous demonstrations wire made by the natives whuu the otfiosri landed ci'kan uattkhs havana july 20 l>urinf the recent sn gafftmeuts between the spauish troops laid thti insurgents in the jurisdictions of hal guin and puerto principe over two hundred and lifty of the lrtter wmm killttd the panama aad west indian i 4 was landed at 2 p m at batabus width place is in free conimunicati<mi with the ■ mn they will begin laying deep sea t mm to morrow morniog miscellaneous indian outrages galveston texm july 2fi.—the in dians are committing outrages along the frontier stealing horses and driving fami lies from their homes in destitution fifty-six of a scouting aunad of tbe sixth ' avalry from from fort richardson fought 2.v1 indians for live hours on the 14th lost and were defeated they retired eight miles with two hilled and eleven woumled tifteen indian fell tbe latter vrere armed with spencer sii-»hooters it is believed they were csmanchm and kio.u from the reservations cavalry major mcclellan reports them the beat apppointed warriors he ever mw nlßl.lt horn expedition chevinne s t jnly 26.—information received from the south i'm say that the mldiers sent sitae the big hen expedition overtook them but was unable to bring them back the eoldiara returned to south i'aae the big horn party proceeded miners bbki-hcd work matrm-h chl-nk july 26.—the miners an at work ea the lstngh a washington torn company a terma nobth carolina balhum n c.—governor holden re fuse to surrender to chief justics pearson the cititens oi alamanoe cowntv who wm a aw nn «• held by kirk through the irmner orders th re fusel is ia reply to an order from the chief joetjce top,ud.es he smsl kirk ha now in cussody s.sr.n hundred eitizeoe it ia a that'.ovwmor haldsm ha ovd.nl the military ciwrnswaoet to saniiilils at van - osyville to try thom persons now under arrest hmctsd fob mahalarchtw warm rivaa jineno vs jnly 2c several nslantin wen arraignsd to-day hiiijd ailh ale.ihln iiiiihii tmimlhiii railroad they plead not guilty aad wen held to hail in slflfs each tn appear before the serpresm jsmkwal uowrt sssioua r-ire phii.adsuhia july 26 a tarrilal firs is raging hi the heart oi thecity a sugar refinery is destroyed the oonltagrstirsi hi spreading aa ovfyrnr the eserta of the ( th lorn is timeted st lasaoou ss s ajf thcidhnt or the conatairnnotlm fiit-l in ■ esn ss**ar*hash the atreet during the gnat saw at cisssin liawnla na larhra ist . inrnd'shaenw at 1 liewa.lll.llm sha assess bnakvaf some this ia her ansa safe sale she ex ssaa a-namkood.l'vsmved my child ■ j my plate ta down ihe well and that can 1 got at when the lira is ovor a piercing shriek immediately followed for lookinh down she found that what she held in he anna waa only her plate tied up in a ker chiof and that in her bewilderment and harry what aha ha thrown into the well wa her own infant england and the continent who cark for tti bal*vnce of powkit ' in kcropk rcssia amd the i'mtei state the great powers of the tv tire | from ute london tines july 11 | innrgiag that every effort should bo rnadelfor the maintenance of peaoa wo are moved mors by moral conaiderations than y those of traditional european policy v c may aay at once that we care very lit tie about tho balance of power which with ia tho last two or three years ha bigmt y dwoppoarod from tbe preamble to s*sf«fc a war between ftbd c and pruaaia would be a war for the left bonk of the rhine and woold no doubt l>e fought out until th capacity of th one to conquer or of tho other to defend that de batable land waa fully decided the mill tary result of such s war would affect m but little the time has paaaed when it oould matter to england whether any we torn power possessed a few qusre mile more or loss or the command of thi or that fortress since the last aattlament of ku rope states have come to maturity in tho world which threaten to dwarf the ordina ry members of the european system kuh hib and the united state are the power which the next generation will look upon a the most formidable moreover the in terest and attention of england are chielly conoerned with her own growing colonies and with the vast populations of asia th result of a franco-i'russian war i of little moment to us politically but we hay an interest in common with the whole of kurope that the two moat advanced na tions of ths continent should not plunge into a contest the elfect of which may lie to divida them for a generation by an en during hatred how much the real strength of civilization may lose by such a convul sion it i impossible to foretell we can only be certain that the im-mrtance af western europe the principal field of bu man progress will be diminished jterhsp permanently by a fratricidal tnfe the war virws am senator si *. nkr and ths i.atb m pbibbt*t tate views of a man like senator sumner win is thoroughly versed in european polities and diplomacy upon tbe impending oon llict between prussia aud france arc not without interest at thi time vonr oor respondent called upon the senator to-day and in the course of conversation with him elicited the following point*:—he thinkri the war will be a short one and that a few battle will decide the contest one week ago yesterday after the late m i'rew.st paradol had been presented to tbe presi dent he called upon senator sumner and bad an interview of an hour with him he presented a largo number of letters of mtrolucti vi ts mr sumner from diitm guiahed fyenchmen during the inter view mr sumner inquired how long the war would continue between france and prussia to thi m provost paradol re plied that there would be liut me or tw.i battles not more than two he could not tell which would be victorious but the his tory of modern warfare in europe showed that there waa no longer the old-fash ioned mode of making war that prevailed in the day of tbo tint napoleon senator sumner ooincidecwith m i'aradol n this opinion ha aa sit i different in ku mpe to what it ia inourcountry take forin itance grants campaign in the wilderness if virginia the country wa new to him tnd he had to feel hi way from day to day he has no doubt that every inch of ground ti both sides of the rhine is as familiar to he leader of the french and prussian ar ry and every stream and every clump of rees mr sumner thinks that at the hrst utset the available power of the oon tending orcea will he massed sgainst each other tnd that the battle will be decisive of ii result he lias no idea but he think here never were two men more equally natched in point of diplomacy and statf ruft than napoleon a..d hiumarck * * * • owing to tho probable abort po iod during which the war would continue vi r sumner has no id**a that england will c drawn into it or iudetd any other eu opeati power hut franco and prussia some nf the smaller towers like denmark nay poaaibly become involved but russia england and even austris will probably teep clear if napoleon is worsted mr sumner thinks it will end hia dynasty aud hat his family will become fugitives in kn rope ir'tuth oor a }'. herald oh9sbb*b afumhsj ani i*rs a lmlwititm a rion the following curious incident lays he mhsnghae t'muriw has been forwarded io us by s corres-xmdeiit st '• lnn-ktan \ mmur has r ached us of a murder haviug aken place a few days since at yang-chow some sixty miles distant under tne fol owing circumstance : a traveler having tbout fifty dollars in hia pitt-seasion put up it an inn in the city for the night when inn wealth was discovered hy the landlord and ii family who like moat i'hinew could nit bear tbe sight nf mexican and remain inmoved , they at once decided on becom mg the poesesaor and in tbe night mur icrtd the unfortunate man and rolled the body in hi poo-kai chinese bedding and deposited the bundle at a neighbors donr up—tin aa they supposed , but there waa another gueat in the inn who hearing tin noise up stairs and fearing that he might receive violence in the trne chinese style cleared oat next morning tbe man at whose door the bundle had been placed an opium seller was at tirat agreeably aur prised to see some bedding without an iwner at hia door but on opening it was somewhat less pleased and even less so tgain when the yamuh oflicer came and urea-ted him on uspicion of the murder because of the body benny found at bis door at the hsien yamun the usual trial by torture to exhort confession took plan and failed meanwhile tbe before-mentioned guest had reached hi native village some mile distant and in a tea shop related his story of the murder thi in time came t tbe ear of some of the yamun officers and the result was the true story coming to light and the actual murderer arrested it wa aow tho turn of the falsely accused t > complain which he id positively refusing to leave the yamun without compensation for tho beating jnstics or injustice in flicted and also for the loss of character and the llaien had to give about vmi l silssanohim the true murderer has already boon convicted snd will bo doubt have to pay for the mi*tahe above rocordsd agbash iku tskpibls sews.—lt i aid that only one psrson ia said to have had a full view of the northern bailroed kocident at canaan n h that individual was a laborer at work in a field ad joining the ir—r of she calamity he heard both trains r-oming and furesaw from their speed what would be the remit waving hi hat he ran with all possible haate to ward the track when within a few rod of the road tbe collision occurred and the scene is resorted to have been grand sn<l terrible the engines were long one and sran of vary uniform size and etrength the instant they met both of their boiler efploded with a power that made tho earth tremble perceptibly aa the engines struck they ssahrsoad each other in a ter rifle deadly eombot then row aome twenty iataa sir sad finally fell together in osm irsfif-fitr 1 mass of hat atesming and bvokaw ruiaa tho bioaaont of the oollision the sir was filled with flying fragment of wood and iron which in own cases were oarr-ied twenty rod the even weight sod ate laih of tho two engine caused much of tho force of tho oonoßatnoti to erps-nd itself quite oßiforsaly on tbo machines them eslvas ami thus limited tbe disaster to tbe train i3t-a*»vm herald destroying stomp is s difficult and wberious operation espexnally oa newly alsarirl '" * ths following plana are so t j aa jaassßßag sflaesaal at all events tbs>l worth trying bora with s two in - sarr to tbo heart of ths stomp till the eevrty the mad wrta aalpharic acid or sbvsssssrasl m pateafa-i x th tirrt as tbo aaad inn-nil hi ilsafcaimv agent within a few ih m tbo batter when the stamp boeooasa saturated with the oil hta fired sad will than bara oat to tho teat p-artac hk a aamdw business directory died *_— —, ws ibs location of tt lkahlxo miu.iks uf buffalo j i i.e of our .■■,.,..-, wbo mat j><ir-.l in m a ... b cutti ti out aid n it a a rvl.r all ■....! i i tb t|i hj ta arofully mat ... i i.nnctlj firstclams | architects ' vitus s m sa,_a**a ao'l impi._mk.nt8 castings ac uowaxd iron wori_-.t_w__smartw**d hanker u v uultt * co bar tor 5.,,—a blind hinges fin blastings a ' ■'...-. * co.,cor nn ..... v t hooks ani stationery siaittin taylor 3es aui.o f.ifnst p.k.shkha bbc 4s7 maln.tor motiawt 1.1 - 1 * l.h.nt 140 man a b w v a u u otw :-^ li a ... blank books stationery ac vocffl look wood johnson t*r ma.n ciiklsty * jknks ttfowir an main toon a shoes a !. scilbyvsk srtt main all to m ja-us 406 bala blank book manufacturer j i i blc_bwt_b.]maa 1jb waaliing-lon om._ttion_k.-l (—___■_. a lutau w k rvu/wm a co it 8 liiv cab~n oil cloths keatheefl / it * j zook tpt.ol.tarr 476 mas carpet fitter s fllll lips 302 main at confectioners whokaaj 1iim1 ii earns 61 ■_■__, b *_ menkes aw maii,,..pi«_it»t,stiloua china glass a crockery matthew o'nkill iflsmaln lil'l i be bak 444 urn carriages it a11vi y wallace l.i n.ar courtar iloiaa crack er8 ac b oveng . don 166 and 167 ___■*• coal wholwmla and retail i ii j.ldlsy * co coi krt and i , -. - o ..... a .... kl a.i foot (._... cofpee a spice mills cuask a co ssi mai bfbas cburcbta coal and phi iron 0 it wilson co wsoblo cor ml ,.,\. e i hkdstrom x oonram.rdrj wi ... \ ■ i m u air—rt dry goods i.i iik-t h co 392 main drapers a tailors m if tkyon.-014 main dyer and renovator 11 ah anna t uam envelope man factl'kkrh b w l-hoshkll 2-1 w swan engravers on wood 0eo d wit.lt than will main fancy goods ac v.,i...kit rikiiling . co 420 maui furniture ac asa l wuite 267 main fruit and oysters flatt fkl'it 00 ja7 bj__i fine brass castin.1s buffalo lltasa foundry 76 a_s-__a glass and paper show cards 1 v hoppman 16 ts-n^aif up stairs grocers whtilmalo *. m johnston 7 main grocers wli.ilbs.lt and retail e ii ii..i m.n 174 main i1eo w bcott 17 e banrr atone furnishing goods stafford a wtusfub 1i7 mala s n lawrence . sob sin ma m it a benedict 867 main guns and jewelry i o bobhon . co mb main hotels bonnfc,"s notel bbs bjh n and carroll harness saddles ac j h lyti.e a son i'l ksf4_raa ip[...it b.i.aloo hardware lli.l.n ac c b wai.hrii.tle 271 main mm b .-. -._... ill ik • ins a hll r c.ai i.i _ a hllim.i shkl-ari a oil 66 main fow i.kk a sons ws s nr a uk wi it i akkiiai-l l main nor w.swab hardware and metals pr ati * co 46 *■■ sad loo t.-n_at hot air furnal'ls a d gilbert 66 ma hats caps and furs 0 a f okorflku 6.1,1 main bttltotold * itlto , 2.1 itaid wm wippert kl main iron rousdky • baulk iron works f.rr i-..r mi-ii«..p|h clinton ikon works,cliur.-li.bar jaaaasa iron founders koines boilers oko w tll-.t sons a co wa.li...4t..i nrotrlo iron nails r r spikes ac pratt a co 46 4*1 an.l 60 fsnaa light carriage and slf.1gh o 0 bottsfib bb sad a*h waal.iiikt.ii looking glass picture frames howaro a blniinh 16 «. swan mai.lemilk iron pratt a fcskmwo-iii si i..1 m t.ir.-ac marble mantles and grates 0 s i.n|'klt fill d-law.re l bwaktz * co bti3 bain marble a granite works dem.lt.ns . fobasobjoana obtsrtsad_*p john ckawkokd 167 a,..l lull n.a-ara millinery wholosalo and rauil hknhy o'biiikn tiwmaio w ii woodward 10h alain mourning gocds d.mi bkst * co 414 main musi dealers and publishers j.wbtt*s—ohba.s maui organs p-ttahw pipe df.iirick kkloe.akeit tt co . ill 41 an.l as ' organs mklooehns ac oe'i a prince sco n;-.-^ra.s j a "'""'' oils pain is ac s pease 6i ai.j 67 main planing mills doors sash ac ». a kvans aco a-wws printers a blank b'*ok man-fs bakkk 1usb a sm1tu l-*u and bb waabiu tot *""' pianos mush ac cottier a deston aw basa piano manufacturers 0 kurtzman 11*6 10 1 ho bmarja dev1nk bros 401 ni-u(ar c.r mar)l»uj paper hangings ac a h r_b__.tl._s_l monttli-mkry bros main mr'rlkktt nichols 679 main photographers w m n10iit 366 main fb hamrleton 306 and 460 main scales and safes buffalo scale wolt.s.to m.in sewing machines wiikklek . wilhon s m o-.sh main cor witci'x si oibbss m co 14 s divulon howes b i-h.isw swan nt—b-l bs *<■ co.,401 main saddlery hardware ac fratt * letcswortii 6-1 nd 61 torrar silk hat manufacturers 0 mackenzie 167 m»ln stove hollow ware bird * co eor urso t nd erie can stained glass buffalo stained glass works 29 fr_rl u au_—-a.sa.tbb school furniture st chase * son 214 bbwswba stoves and hardware it aw fer1113 * co , 446 m^n stoves furnaces and ranges i.swartz.co.,s63m.:n trunks daniel tn-ss-bbt.baasssbb to jn hna phrvj a bro sos main at tobacconists a m aoamsac.j..2l_w^bin-^iiststmp_trl gibson k howard * 00 200 wa-hintrton watches jewelry a diamonds pitkin's jewelry store tsb man t bb dickinson 2-.1 main dan b castle 161 main . stevens bros 469 main watch makers * jewelers julics walker 2.17 main bol.trt t lun,n>l ol mr im bm ill tal 1 ir t..i»..rr^w !>■ i afu-r .... iron st paul h>n««lk»l church 011 wa»!.mi:t<>ii r at half-patt * o rli^k e . naiwiiler ol exr h and k«betca m wa lac syke»--at northampton maw july 1 rpnhwi a yk as-.l 7 baan aal i uhcr ol rharlo w 8 s and ur a'birt w coic ol thi eilr the wjjwaio express rubluhkd etket moknuto bun.u eicopud)b the exi'kkks printing co ho it e swan struct drtivrrf l.i carrier in mm city m m-:,i by iii*ji .- -!■■ 00 i«t uimim w«t:kly k-ji —, l.j mail 1 60 do hournius tioods '* bcftaio mol knlno stokb 414 main t.,amarican i.l k 8i bum him 6000 boxen wnjow<ila ortad l pi.ati clash for stoiths and pweli.in.h 1 1.0 thin ka.t pri.-ct 5,j,000 jv white lkad 600 bbu linbked oic for pale by a reynolds a co ldl main it and 4(1 i loyil rt buffalo n t and printers wareiioisk furnishes erpr article rwiuirwi in th printing hmintw t.t ny c ■ it ileured on an reasonable t ai any foundr in lbi country ai~.eleotrotypinoia.ii il 15k a top«»i«dim'i m s i j l tis t asp koiap c t *-° kkwaku—lo.-it on jol i « 0 i a i*y bar with black spot on hs t..,4ii black ■ .-- jharlej liallum ea i u_bf_t>ii'yh n y r:-rr«it>*rn ehr'.nd-on park st afcou ] j ■ nt week a a hl-'-k and whit plaid thaw j - '■ .- t lb wner c*_n laat by provm prop-rty aa | ronxi ■_ fa th s-jreertlw-oteat f.-xraiib of | h-v-me eurner wa'er st saarl sh'r v al it i v — stkaye;0-ki.om batavl st i j^t?v r.-sr wawen t • ho-rrel ntare hit reel i u.d with a whit p.t iilf.-rf.-tehead lnf,rniatv btay he be i leais wiu.un'8 eor morth wil am an ' .** . n - - ■! wh lair if2t-l w waj*ti_.l-s si 6s0 st_.wrvovg*8 . l improved linen marker for m r ri**b_-a with imulitau ink aa pn-wbs » i bmf car.1 only ne dollar the neat | rt tin if ma cajl and met it 306 main st ka-taj price one i'-.llar j wanted can easily make $_. on p yavtei to kent—a i,ak<7l ralijj i.ianuitw*tiinib_r buaines in th neijtrhtk.r i.---i i m.ii at«twf-n kachanxe taiid fc-s.l -■- a t | r ___ -_!_!__!?!*!_____ thi olboe 4 housk aasi lot i.n detroit wanted tn et-liinke far .. si-tsss aii'l bat n i it hyhlmka.-ja.nk'.kd it wet swan m __ gtm tjtokk wamki on thk eas1 io side mtin at ik-tween seneca an'i clinton auai able r-.r acinar store j/the wlmuj of tbe prennt-s aammkt not im rented a p irtioti would answer writ's s fi-.-it wil kuwarim.v bucklamj brum's --"■_*!■■ wr jjie plant wanted th fa critier will j-ny f.,rfy <■.■■•,_* pat utfc f..r its thi.-i-.an i htisbel of if.a.t furhh pi punt deliv er-'l lnriii8thesiiiu__eratno.il wc-,1 iritaj-le st bnlt.li . _**■> •* bradley philips a denny i.ents wasted—a fkw men j 1 and tnmam an find li-flit m pr..hl_l.la ts l yii.mi at hi < liiiffal.iueii.r-.i hulsaciiption of t_m.,u ...,.„. tair 1.1 ' bkli fk milks .>.. bast 1 til a st wanted a a.o_(ti,l lor gsnasl in assault rfst lit 1/1 elevenih st wanted a t w _--. i irt io du ge__.r»i lii.um.-af.rl ki-frr ... **_ t i"«d : sr__(wa1 rjt n.n hi st wantjgd a l.irl | ilk pearl st.-wantki a good i ' ' » rl todn fs-neral hmi.cwnrk l stf 7af main ht.-wantkd a cook l aad a dtniiik h...iu gitl rt-f.-reiii-s-s re \ t lrsks wantki at the buk *.! fait l.-n.ral ll-.-.pital uifh *.!. a tni.i-i d w-.iii*n arbo ha had > p-rn-m .- in nnr-ini *■ i tvi.i.t"iucd iu th are f inuii'-t 1 a suitabii str mi a ho can bu will r**i->>m*n i ndi-.l a s.riuan ni sil'iation and pt-smt p w.il ik al la hr-sj • . t'.ili .- tt-iiiii i n fat«-h tiermaiis pre lerresl apply at tl a m in um bnj-erinuindtiit al uft li v.1lk tantei a man to canvass t > thu ty hat am t thi bssat sellin t_rti_-l_-i.ii the inarst-t apply to ftiwlkr a bti.ss til eaat i snb_bb*j_l t k-.l 4t i i 1 l llo\s hantkh vvo ,.<; lady wishes asrrua ti in as clt-rk n aome dry apatht or inr_w.ti.ii bs-i t-.ro cfi c've g.<.nl rt cr,.nce ad*ires 11 i \.' in it k'.7-.t i i wilsowlady an aamkriuan i v adrtaea a itu*ii,.n -.-. t kec--»-r it ohfst - i i-esi ol ref.r i i-it.-n a<-drd*a ilir.in,rh i o , i '■ tit it m 1 hnffiilo n v m oiki'm.h jind loim;i.\g board a dksikatil.k st it ok i ii newly i ,:* , -*.! mart painted r-mppiiesi i wnti k hot ifl colli water can >■** t i-m :, * ith i boar i in a pritrtte famlv l ■■ a ro.-m hn a _• . ■ - i m.-i l><-at*'i*t entral imm liale p*sss*sjti**j ad i dr'.ss"s u ilusal kxp it b shan st.—two or three i ttnt l,..ati..n t hit.vt'toft/ff.fvt -' »- "-■ *" a*t4s i .).) 4 l*bakl8t a few gentle-1 l unn can lie acconiiiifklati-d with board and i bc^i^i-ss chamcbh yantlu a married man chant to n v.-rt ui m-mey by ad_rem*iii 11 nsi i nam and * itru nn rlt-i may be uul a-ldri i itarl chance to make hon-1 8y—ss'an'ed a party to take the ertin i et ii-ge.-t li.tj iu ng a jiati ntnl article wan to i i i | ev.ry famil-w me ts ttilh u-ady sal and aot.ni i r.-.j profit ti have - ti i f.-'ii twentt | 11 thirty i!t*r a day a j.-iner cabinet m»l.er hoiim lurntaoiiik ssmfar or any ss_sstfs-_s burii-e i man can ma*'*'a i rtun with a tan niali in-r.t i ment call t nnr on sa vwl merritt at ths i trice nf ti 1 in in r-rrrftt lits lustmiini *-'.., i uo m-.ni 1 , iter itret.-i *. lertv irj>-at i itlor sale jui-ai a well es-i x ta'-hs'l.-l isttsssmsm v*-itl.in ****** miles _| but tal - cap i ti rtnuiretl . uoo impure at this nfl i g-g-at i f lol pino mill for salk the und tlgsm 1 a'-xfk'ne in bjnkruptcy ni f a c f ts*t pr-tltj ssbps far ttrl the kloiirinjf mill ai-i r mi known a th-j s-*an strict mill situ i aie ii tbe rn-rth a-ts f swan sl in the i-hrttl bsaf i falo neur t'i niu-rsi-ili in of s neca t , and t-att f i ci-s ceiiirul railr-.^l track the*c nulls an in jwr fr.-tiuiini.il order and will t-e add lor ash a«-j | proi-.*iti*.ii far tl inhstr of tlie mtnmrriy may it uft nt the rit,.re..f shaw karris c 44 main t nutfal **) rt-inti.rmal ■ iiiftniii tt * sam can lt null*wl salmon shaw atw%ss 1 ban nipt-v of i'rank a charles kaiser it.iff il inly-i istii e*3 cjajloon and fixtcres for sale io aitunied en main st . doini i k buainrtb fvill lie sold on nasonabte terms john ottu si rear *■*. sv s^aloon for sale-in a des1k d tht i..,-at...n and loin a good btstlrinta u mtrh flttetlnp with billiard ta , ae ha.sti.n0 ,\ ht i pr*.wii,a b -..■■ n .''' horsks 4\l iarri44-.es &* horsks for sale — one h-hsi g-x l'*jr mare with colt tt hr side sjmigsjk jim in i ii.-vrt fur sale or a.'.i be et : chan.-tsl for other horses nitable for stn*et railr.wd work impiirvut jas il small snp't itnttal bttnrt ra.lro.s.1 co , no 11 k*_i*l r-'t^iw e||i carria<;k for sale — a 7 - tr three-r-tatetl park pha ton i ei-rlv duw sl.>hsh,and in so order applj at reiman's s jizmjl for sale—an eleoant s kaniilv carri.it can beaom at the ri dt-i.ie oi the lata chas u wtotas lih ih-lswari st ai ts%wammamaaa tanssm a j pierceai|nnn ( i-.li-t*.r,oltti**.or micbiia'itn and hi 8 39*t maijl nfw amd second x bb_pc hand waliuns ok sale rx__v ms * secoid-haid two-seat waboi and a i.cqid-haid leather-top coach atc yv millkk's t_»t*i kjkj washing..m st mlscf.ll4x*-ovl_i t>l.tcu£r fixtures n ■ :-'•< went forty-bret tt near s-bbsu avenue new york f gallon for salk old papers for sale-at 60 cents and 7 t*e—t pr rtiitv.r**.i it this ofbca or sale cheap a valuable prorsert centrally ssssssssat with n***arly 2*w fcwi kot fr*>nt n p ! treet and alwnt 140fe.t wwics it i i.t.'-i t a retail t-ai nr lumlier vard off * - we nuaines will lse s id oheap to il.-se h s„»t howarll a cuappell real e-t*t a^e^itss iaa hain st fl good engine and boiler for tal che at the union planins mill iiullr.k a ectenwalt c.-nier hi a nil halb-hoiiftbh i oikap cottages for salk i c40 n..rri.s pla lot 25x115 117 p.iurih at a_wss*s i s monrite si lot al*_r 97 i'aliuertt lot 30 x 100 f'.l haastianos t otto,4 brown l.mmit.g t-heslrable property foe sale jlleirtttt j.--.u>ry brick houae rery datirable in . reod order price 6*sjm hahi tt h.niiw aod lot prieo 8is 000 ninth t bouse an.l lot price ♦..*»-.. north wtislon tt between mich'-^an and cheat nut au 8 sts-rv t-ric hi use prto i65-j0 e howard a cilapkell 348 maio at for sale or to exchange for p a first-.-lass rasislence in this city a farm ot lot as-raw bret pialily of land lying just ouui.ie of tlie -* limlu hat a larva orcha-rd one of the beat in pn.in'.y fine twmrtory brick house and three good harna will be old cbeap inquire of b howatru * cuapmlu fok v8rr.-hor.wt 5 potw sale a splendid neu l *-*- i.**-*irri--__*dwejh_t8l»ot off i - lb tu orkmaiuitu tnani-er wit ail tb tpsajtj t-oes of a m-dei houuse the bnildiaf ia 24x88 feet - dt 1*1 v ss uit alixk-rt any •*.«_-. good eiaten and utmft.n u.iii>t*-t.-r«t_t and 188 ft damp bctwasa •._*_)-. ,__ uet at thi i pi^spcrty will ba t_ld a a sr-'rt wua _«■__, pat - _?_!.-»£_*■? i,j ottnif i ram 8awsw-p4.lt bt w »*-*-. a f!5 m for sale by m m-tomb no i s ill livi.ioil tt ! 834 im st baiterjr aod n-fe*tionerj store and . dwhiinx this is one f tl.e fine jbaihea in lb city to a gotnl bv iieata-ari lt__**-t-f u.atle assy .., , st-ftu in . ■....-, w sell neap and u u _■**/ u mi m hl_-an st eotwr of north 3-su,rj hrick stor and dwealinyafood r r ick even we.1 rt tptut-r etc w.i sell chaap or w.uld ba b -._• f«r a pr a daelling worth tj3 . 100 walnut at ]( t>t*t fraxne boe-ae ae in fine ■" union ba sajb watssr ami cellar also lit n 1 1.1 st s-siory frame dweiimj la good order will tell t*ma*mm or c**ai*au would trad for a ' larjre h ui wmt rtatsm t worth mm or 17000 tui^ser st near vireinia st . 2-rtory frattte ia oorl ■-'.!■!.. sras ce liar and a o-*d well water fruit ueeaofaji kimuarxi mpsss the lot is ti ft fr ut rum.ii ■ ii ■ i t*s d_l»w-_re *-*_** ; room sssptsfl for 4 houae will nil cncap *- i he owner .* 8**jw-s8 to europe 11*7 grtoraia st t atopy bries dwellnsr has cellar a...l niai.-ara water tht i a beau til ul location *■* i i a*--!j • h.-ap or u 1 take a small kwaao and lo in art aav pr,*m~i*\i>n imme.li.teiy puce ttur-i also several sui anus for sale or tx'-.bangt in rt property apply at it omb'alam office si „ j-s-uit dl>i.i.,q b t jla 3 d____.awa_s._-._4t residence fob ml 1ft ib *_._••* ol the o-t desirable on that street lek a hi kering 13 w swan-1 111 mfok sale-fine gothic cot tatfe nu 401 r-.vt.nih m lb etory fr_-u in p lurrt r pair and but lau iy j«i-iit(-s juiin otto m for sale — several fine ssssl reaidencea on main pi-nhlm ami delna-ars hrcets john ■ ito m p art street ttl tf km hale — the two-stor as_t tsnma dwelling no 11 sixth st ga and water lot a*-.no for ale uheu lre a pick ring 13 w swan tl f m for sale — a fine brick ssb dwt lirir n pearl si bet ■*,.■€ n court and mo hawk sts wi:l be m.m cheap and nn eaav term i.ke ap.ck_-.hlsn 13 w ii st jr_5 am for sale—the large new sb-i ry frame d*n niiijj 8p hud-mi st <**• nii-r.it tenth ft tlie beam u r.ew snd tutwan tiali built l..t eaxllttsj both tro-sti paved will in o.l at a bsrarain lee i pick ring it w swan at gs flg koksale.no 109 pearl st ■=*. i 8_r-f and t-aatsssss-sbrt btrtc-t in patfort manrtt ta hot and . 1.1 water wul u old n easy ti i u julino.t'j.m p.isrttt ' tjn mfor sale—no 157 huron st near mory-au t a f afistj frarn dwt-liin with l.,t i-.tliw trsjaprofrrtt is rentr_llv l<*cat d ami ill lse oi.i mi n-a-onajlo term ly a pit kering l.i w swan bt gta 1 i0usf.s and lots on dela i 1 ware st wom sale tl.e _ i..ry bsink few-tttst with lot 32 by li on the s..inh-»t-rit oruer f-ftuppi-r ami lit-lavare hi ; atoaj the 3 story i ruol htlill house s-lsj.ll it j tiiil-hed r..i fre-e.**-.l,fiinii'-lie.l with sll the tlljstii m.-nienie-and wanuml lv wtssm tisiuhill llii stal.le an*i i-u-majre hou*-e baaom no ttu l'.*l.wsn t ; also tlie ih-ort bn.k hoiuse in complete rdsr wi'h lot 00x174 ami tt-wltwl fru t no bso delaware st ; the new 2 tory an-4 pren h r.^s.f bricv hou*e with iii all c-onip.etc will hat fioxatl bein no «];. delaware at also the l*__fsr brick huuse with lot 32x1^4 s r 142 de-aware nt also the 5 f.tioy ant wsstf brie _-_■**■ with triuk ham and li.t 50x172 no lei jieaware nt lyun a baker *-''' __ _ erie land fflee m for sale—l-mtory brick cot h-jl t ho t8 h__,i ea«.l aireet niit^ara »»- | ter eelj-ir lar^e l.,l i-tu will i sold at a bjreain i or e*t-:htnke.t for a lion-s-tnii p,t w.-st of main sl i aniia.-aith iifffreiiiv iid uabt1n0.s a otto i m for sale at a bargain—ths i m-k detiram.-lmuse and lot n li n'.-rth 1).vis ion st lj-.t ry frame is in m «■ onler and ven de sst-d-4 will e-.ui at bcr«*iii if appliel for.-xm l-oi iltil vtith fruit ae lla.stl.nus ai otto 4 llr.-wn's uuil imj j jpi fok sale no tut washin mm ti-n st , a batgn asm r**on frane dwe'iim with with tellar nn-.er the wh.de iioum mt an all incomplrts order lot 40x120 with anew barn lei de pickkkl-.g i8w swan st flft m w>r kent—the2-story frame ■-» il.g im 2s hf.i-.ih a brtwwi ellicott and lott*|r*_t ade.-iralfu k>**tloi will tie rented h.-ap p atreod .*____*_, lee a picherlng 13 tm fol bale—a splendid resi mm kme r.-ar the far„o property wean nsl mam nt house and frouuds in e***i-,i*-ni order the r.ninds well ms-k«d with a gr eat varitrty of fiuit john otto hi p.-arl it fit \ vlry fine c0un1ky resi __ v deuce for i;*l situated on ls slope of the iii.iuiitaiu at l.ewist n eoiitamin 6 term full i-f sulphur and otlie siiriuc ssssl u.idinlrain*:d c-tsj cape v*-bbb and other--hriilihery v th t ft—a s*_oa ilvt.ellii itousc hituated -* illi tlie pr i.t extensive i.rnl i tea ui ifiil atao all neci-h-iary uu buildm ttie wbo t . i.-i.p«-rty will he 1.1 at | t t the value for ca-ii or hi-il on sh.irt time for l-.i-tii.-r particulars apply nth pr.-iu ■**, or to 1iimk ii sanful.d iti west swan it f-j7 f 1heai houses for sale — vcw 2-story l.ric«r hou-wp s38 swan st with gas and aater lot sxll5 2--story brick house c7j oik t ; lot 3xl50 welt lt_w shruh'-ery and fruit in abundance story frame hplaia 138 b*_*tttfa division at in pi.st unlcr throuttifiut lot txll5 gas aalcr _-**. 1 lory frame cottajre isl oak rt lot 50x15 very d-sirablt au.l lii-ap 2-s'ory ft—.me hoiihe on spru e ae.ir ilauvta st with 1-storv frame csittaj-v nir.ar lot 31x1 6 fl _ hastings it ottt 4 i'.r.iwn , ijiiildinir williamsyille property kou sale-a fine ik tt.ry and lnvemei t friun bsss-tl on elliott st in * he village of williains.flle in ip>od order tin tai-l irrape vines,frmt trees ft i wi i ite ld h.-.-ip _ juun otto l_p f20 i tm for bali a fine 2-story i h\m hrit-k liweljin on eliicottat near n . price low tml m tnsi u-no lee a pk'kek ing 13 w swan t f_s at tovynley's land office no 1 iiollibteli flttit trffflsit cor liain and t-^uev-t i por sale a 2 dory hrit-k house on j****s t , near the state nonnal sjkh.1 lot t (» front b l.mj it tn depth . f-mprisiiiir is well atoclted j;anleti ita.ru tn liuu-e and fowl tlm_v_t_*e-i thomu-fhly well l.nllt ainl litu-tl with sj__r mantle pateiil icl*_sss_tlm there .> *•« ntnt fna the mapea wind.iws *_ the river i lake aud camwla abeaa price le*n than eos-t and i will iril*i-lhlj ffflss iniwl rlfilibl_8||s ihllll iu in value i in sssa next t or three yeara early applicati ■ houl.l tie mads hy any per.on v>u nil tu secure a i ban-ain as it wi only b offered a the pn sent low prtee for a short time apply to a b townley no 1 holhater lluil.intf t mif0r sale cheap — 2-story brick house 41 ea.t tupperst in i*.-nl order aa i-c lot jt will b sold at a tiarjrain for esswn hastings a otto 4 brown buiubiiifa 114 « ijtor sale.—a new and fir>t clasa 2*1 stor resiiiem-e wi:h all the m ■)- rn im j-r ■*.. m.-i : -, south side of err street west of del aware lot 15vx5oo feet term ea-iy p i.uell i ml 2 __________ b"'!^"i8 for sale—291 north division tt ]■-!.: i and km semen t irtat.cellarand water will sell iwip u the party si b*fe*jr-sji leave town price 3u0 appl to hi mccomb no 6 south division st ell for sale—farms ijiarm for sale or exchange 2i i acrt i land si int on gene-see at atiout ti trtmt from main it will t fold cheap or ex cv in.**d f.-r iinprored prnper.y fu the city eia-t inl.s a utto 4 br.'wn's buiiiiin k black rock land for sale 23 acre en the mijitary roa.1 near the pro hsibsstl m.ilr.-a-l uupror.-meni-t must lie sold to taa up an e*t-_.c price tlod i-er acre l.on a haker erie land "*-■■■-. 1 *££ for sale—near the vil *» .*.*■ i a ' i i * 2-.it.iry frame h---,*.e luu-n and 20 a ■ '. ian i iindtr flue cultivati.tl tl-.r arc on the ■■,>.,_, v.r 100 full aamrhnt apt tree rt sssb-ts v-t*ft«d varietiea 188 yount apple trees w r nniii to htar hs_ss*lssl peara-d cherry treeajrrapwi inn a ra.spu-rr.e eu aln.n spring ia un the sa-asjdn a sam*t tlesirab'.e pwr^att l.-e.ter within a mile and a half of * iswrhafas t*ga of a in hamtanu t>n a main n-ad wbicn ia alwa in ___*__> juiin ottsj 1 pearl st k ™ 4 to exchange for city or 3ct j™l^'iwty,3_0_-cre*.4 1ajidde«-_ib]y lo c-oed in mi.-t.un will h exchanjfed i llisjulili r-tty or farm pet*m*tj m d ,_ sh gkykammt paid hajstiwos a otto 4 brown *. building r m suburban property for sale on delev m aicnue near walden l eon tsvimite about 4j aeraa with a 2-storv frame li «. tan.in 6 itbhst » nb cellar rna e_c ; ibo truit tre food well ct lee a pr kerlnu 13 w s»an st jju iowa land fok sale ok e l changk-li attt at gn^d tartaing land.de [ airajtily lo.ate.1 i dallas c.-nmy state .-* iowa _*_| i he ti.ii_.-l to read t_.u 1-e're at taa h difference paid uastings a ot id 4 brown's buudinp 114 c*)r sale—31 acres of land x 111 w.bl l i.t a t m:l fri,iu ju.tin.t plenty of fruit i ii ii i an 1 barn impiire at ed wards a buckland no 2 brown btiildin_r e-d __^ farm for sale—best oarden lan,l in erie county mn-t be sohl to cltmtt out an estate _**^ acros 2 mil f mm the conrv hf-ii-e will be sold cheap by ii-jwaki * ciiap pel 34x main st .* farms for sale-a good farm of u acre tn tbe tn of weat sent-a if iiir-and * half ilea fr—m buffalo a iin-t lf-*t.t.v brick hou-e three hiindred lat-tl-e tree and a rood gl**o house very cheap uuu'aki acuajfpfj.,3_6mair t itre dig i to lkt h«l sth boarding hou.k to let—on .**-< n..c it t tin lit-si of loniaiina *-., th id aii 13d ainiiea a the tore - nn .•*«- 1 with the aasat if lest-fi to a g~rt lenaji . u will _-* re rile i ten mm mvwb b a\mb sp i'w.llnsi f_7 mhousir-s for rent by hl'me & m-mfomw ib w 8 aa a — is alls t t-ttory v r all modern ltd rn vesjri—ita a-fn l*.r - ivsti delaware rt j-srt rr wick with all model oupi)*s*t a v*__l ssssw ac 7 cotte tt , tory br.-4 gee - .;. r an , ac 48 ltilppe-wa tt s-story iriek ira and trati-r x27 tk—eeo at x-t-tory tiri i _.- and water b8 w_wt gfsjsjsj a at-ato r bride an-i i*b_«*i>eni raa---d water bje allen st 1-itory frame a^ss union tt t-story fra_n ; gat and water f_j_us parry at 8-t-tory iran e i cswlar t l-._ur fran a sspi ark-ana _ fctory fr .;...-. fj|ld8 ninth at st rt iran e cor clinton and l'aton ■_»., 1-ttors frame a_e.eteiith st new ork ___.,•*. trarne all of tbe above will be re ted at resiuoed rat - " "■ [ hjmk a bam pomp houses to kej it — we have . kvei-al deatrablt i u-ea wl.kh we wt-ill rent at rt-duc rates for the balao of the year ila.li ino^_otto,j«ii^4_browuj building oo tm brick barn f-jr rent—situ ss__l ate on the alley in rtsw of no 154 swan at ne imidiiifaii st lfce a pickering is w swan treat . els i a hoe barn tc let—situatt 1 j on eiiecanaj ■<■ t i '■-..- t k ittn for io bene lyon a baker trio land jft.ee f_3 courter house to let—fou a tenu of lease at aluw en tj an i neiict-l fid rcs'-'r ■ part it , in tha city ot huff i n_n.i---.ca it near its tei .**_* pari aud ni_k*ra i palla ra-iroad repot a g-xl busiiies-a location all in co__p<etc order with n ern improvement bi wauls a buceland thi . brosm't buiidintr ni ijvjr rent—the fine 2-stokv ' iriui-e dwni no 20 n-rris place with ban a del lie.ill ill h-__tii.i w,]l < mi tod low to a -*<•"-' euant lee i pickeris , 13 west swan st el g owulungs tl let tor j r w.n lit l.ri , no 101 eagle st , *■__. nr oak rent .. , per .._-... intil hav 1 125 __*■>]_ at cor klin re u 8-5 per month bsiuth.t , op,-.—ite fort i'm.r with lai-g j t and turn 1...1 *__, par montis 140 clinton st ; rent 1c k r month _ ms lvo-t a baa k erie i and ofnco mil 1.n1sheh hcl'se for kent a ry plea-ant lus ted b use mi franklin »■ tillnla-mslisstllllttlm iii vill he ss-trtj papered mm pamic j apply to jull !. otto h r>*r st to lkt tores rpwo detslrabllp stores on 1 pa-aj-l t to re_.t nn ut-ilnic potmnt-i.ori bi bum a sanpuku id ft 8 bwan -£ j^j to let o.i tl s offices to be let—the suite of three rooms knosm a uit-eiie lend ossto m brown's build riiit ail bt tm tan r m a*_-***i*k 1*8 at which late *•* l,_ii n i,ve u our new i-ltfcs itnateon the n irth»««t run er nf hain and ni-t-ara ils lyon a 1iaker erie land ufbre r^l rooms and powjh to rent 1 he r.-jius are de-*ira le and the power con itunt in.[.iire of e i b i m.mks fichi-raji st and the canal bultalo loft.s for rent-in the new block comer of sttass rj>*ti andoreen ittreeta j tlie amasrt st..ry uvt-r n i ia and 155 the who's of the third story apply u march 17 1870 cl.-tl jewatit a root 11hkee nice slei ping rooms in that central l.-.-uity 133 main sireet orer d.idiey a r.*ckaell app.'y o geo b buli oi the rreir noimi h.i s mortgagbs for sale on first clst-v city prop ty thie lor 84mx one ih fjtt \), one for i-isis for fcrririlstl of el wards .. bl t'ki.anli neal ma and loan brokers ! browiis bu'iiiiukt gu purchase monly sstortpgages wanted in any amount l.jk a pickering 16 west bwan it a f on bt monev iity and i)unty orders j stocks rnn.ls and ssjhr|**-tj*_b t commercial paper ncirntiaud by euw-.rhs a bix'klanh rr-sal t-.-u-f a u loan i.r ■ , a no 2 brown't build ing dm legal fotl€eh ciupcrior tx>ok1 of buffalo j tli we-tern siitintfslaiik f.r buffalo plain titf-i a_-:iuist i.l-orifi rs'il jtin crsula itt.ll his aite eu*t u siili.t.i.ry an-1 rhsm 0.halist.*ir and leimie c sa'i*.lmrv m ailini.ii-tr*tr rt of ouy ii isal.sl.ur illiojaaattsfl ah 0 istlsslwnj henry l_*j_*a ( jem-tir il'.irray e.u-u-.1 s s--t.ii.s-r iii mil marsh gcon s miiril tssjnw tlnn *. tt i mf raimlall mar b prut mail k rit*.li villiani ailing aleaan d.t-lcv.ar.falhttt m llaslii ks,samuel n cahen dar gil-auii t wiliiiuu labatm c woxlrufl m chad chat william wi ,::--, william i_ri.-*li t-trs a 1-utijkw win ann w-.»!r';ff j.-hi m wofhlmff clinton kren l h ub-triea ii frenrh fiaicisc dad hn and nan.v ii htedmaii i ih ill fen.uut gin-m 1>h ur-ula bd and al till b-toburj and sai 11 ste*huan : iu are h reh s*sss*bw*h 1 to answer the com plaint in ttii-i ai-ti-.n and mar r a 9_aa of your answer on me atmv otsse tn ibe te\y of bi halo within twentv dav aitcr tho wrrie barart eai»-ohre rt the day i tttch s*rw_0e mtd 1 itwi fail to lvn*-str the mplaint a aforesaid the pl-imtirt w-.il i,t*>ly to the court f..r the nlief dem_,nde*l mil md t*s*al*s_st whk-h com puiut w*t filed in the rtbet of tin u.rk ef the bu prune curl of butfalo on.th mth f march is7o william c bryant h-multa attornev buflalo dtts.,1 nult.il m»y 14 lth elfl law 4w l>b€oeatioiw tjost k v1er01ver de-j.t in paints oils glass window b\*.ii,jartisrti_f atcsftals ac . lo 18 k btran sl buoalo n y john c post jacob v1kbgiver j josephs house sign and fancy painter 46 f.tcttsitae l p.usalo.bew t..rk qrannmo."li_jtblrng geldihg on glass walls and ceilings kalcomined lo th best banker and with drapatefc la mp cartage express office gkllboe j coons rt*spcct/ullv form the pub i lie t_riat he ha i an ofliceatn_>._3*j waihino ton brtkeet where orders may he left at tnr una between 7 a m and fl p jh for tbe canins <> pui-mtlre baggage and juergflandibe o allkinda none t*ut the moat experiencsd xxxmo f*a.at-i and careful 1 river vt.ll be t-rnplo-.—1 pal ttcular atttntion paid to canina kcrnitl're an ual.uage bich will be 1isjh1i«s_ib the mostcarefi manner b*r_r_*-:e taken to and from all trams n r — 0,*-ti bond t*minibu fumiabed at an time for pohueal m^tintj pi-*ar__ss.i_s mlassue-i 8-ix.wb pis>*t_ca he savly merchants union express company os 7 p 11 and 13 w ben ec a st buppal capital mm llt.,8-8-8,8-8 rorward with th te»-*at bt-a*d and hafaty coin bank notes jewelr1 and other ndnable mer'ltandia and par.kaw and wllact sotes deafthand af oocnts bi seat wtib t^wmftt and exes-ata all otaasr ciita—litio sj___ms8ssl with tn ___■■_« bsaaiimaa 8 u twlpr eiptsj plat between tha city of new tore and i wretern north and souiuitehlmj etals-band caw adas e-ist—flissl tstt-t a*hm i s-psnatib sss_sssssl ot-npanii-i oodsl coin bank notes jewelry taluableb tu a paago pr l w b p£ck a..eot bbbw f_j**h*ft mat special notice great bargains barnes <__ bancroft will opbb this dat 3bfs 3000 yards linekilawn at 2sc worth s£c 10.000 yaeds 9-8 cambrics at lit wobth sic aooo yaeds organdies at sac worth asz 5000 french muslins at tec worth 5000 yauds fbjesch lawjn8j at lt,c worth lac barnes & bancroft cash house 269 mais street extraordinary imliit-i-iiictii to prrchasiirs of dry goods at barnes & bancroft out 25 tdont dress goods counter la htippluxl at all time with oi most desirable styles of dress ooous frequently worth 35 and 50 cents per yard friday & saturday of each week we have our 25 cent counter of a variety of r '. >, and at great bargains enormous sales in white piques aa t at 26 cut ner vara slid uu.ar.la a bb black alpacas embroideries gloves and parasols shawls and wraps also black colored and japanes silks i barnes & bancroft cash house h4 k9 main street m-_mcal tjmi reiun ok roses a capri.-p for the piano compost-d by ed ward hunman price 75 cent value a'amour—wm k__.eiil>«r-*:-r bt " f>arlinkmazurlta-a.uel*l 60 * krine kastlno best gal-.p-v schupp .. 30 we have just published the sstf-iiw ssttssk u which m desire t call the attention ot pianists m.iilod i-'-ta pai.i on wsemtpt l the price cottier k denton g l l__-nst chris kttrtzman piano manufactvrer corner batavia and elm streets two square from the 01*1 courthouse the ssssmtssstjsf keep constantly on h__id a choice 1 ta_s_sr_hssss ot piano futtet in ele«ant rosewood mmn which he a-arrantt to be equal in ton tout . ami fltalah to any n**nin*!»»-uri-d in tbe country per sons dciroua of obtainiiik a superior iu-trument arc t_b_-ssa__*bi invited to eis-e him * call be'ore pur . i>a*ii.it elaewhere christian kurtzman jewett & mischka's music store g : halts street auf.ncy for tbe unrivalled chickerinc pianos at price r_*ju>-ed to such an extent that they can ba puixl*aa-*d for nearly the same ng-te which inferio and w hie*s ins-t_-*ai-**setit cumnk—od cad and iret an iilua-ratesd price iisi we are alao ai-enu for the t-ftkbr-aied decker brothers pianos which are now takinj the lead over all other net york makes our large asw^rtraent of piano alao inc.u itv itrument fr_.ui the oelebniit-d manu'w-ctc-ne of j li ij us ham bux)mrikld a ott8 ai-h/st 0 abler wt bam q hand an aaaor-ment o lue r*-it-.jra.**-j kl wm w tt m f aiim aid vestit ml al which for heautiful and pip-like q-atvlity of tone r*ievance of finlah aad durar-ihty of ol-oat ruction ss «-*.! all otbar ntt-am call and atnina oar lars-e t-wriety of piano ftool8 piano ootku kc piano moved stored boxed and thipped on short sstssssta old p lan os token ia esenenea we are uotmkartuy addinj tt oar aery urge end well tss_s>_sv-h s-s-ck of slieat muaic mu-v-aj inatni aen and mim-al mtbt-**-___-*_i_e of every t-t*-ription jewett li smschka _*_ lain st__eet kbpcati^wax pthbgaray institdtb kj-ajiish ss french toe t«m*j la end mat aisssbssssll aart day pupil u_7 and 1--j9 bpr-uja •*., phiis-lelphia i will terpen *.** tursdat seftr ssssfib 8t«a i fl i lit tl be kwigaemge rt us laniily and as ctni i slauidy spokad in t*-e ina-ltut i hai'ame d hkrvilly i bot--s-n pi-ia wills coulece on thr bank of cayuga lake aurora nkw tork fo.isbta**-ibyil---ai7w*_k mar of ■•*-* yiark this csj!_*t ha ssstsasss and 888w8msssssss bnili ingra and arpfbantraa wrte extant of pan an metaerj nnsajrpasaao pall wt of ins mart tacnt iittw-4 l«_stnc*m wrtb e-ary itcuity i t a sjstsssssl li of * ra_8 r *. and stsssssss|ssss%sss\jssssst si.ts-atkin bast adv*ni_g for ro-t-ttra isawsrnsst in stc and art thymic and cb-r-stian cultun htit-a cv*m_s_r_a a few i ti—i t wot putpia-tm s*\drom to u vi.-tvpn-.-to.it the buffaio express job printing office o—puwj kodrd with thkjvkkt b«8t material v ruruni to mran ivm df k.i tioh of booe cars ahd job work o v ea«t tiwav strict 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