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buffalo express vol xxv thursday august 18 1870 no 836j by telegraph the war the battle at gavelotte general sheridan with the prut i,n army blockade of geb.man ports erman teasel arriving at the f_-_e meacre reports kte ktc *_. pari aug 17.—th journal ofiasl pnblishesthe dotitioation of the blockad of ths coast of i.eoeva and the prussia btates -" we the undersigned vice-admira and commander-in-chuf ol the naval forces of the emperor of the french ia the nort i.'s considering the state of war between franc and prussia as well a the state of the north german confederation in virtue of the power in us vested declar tbat from and after the 15th day of august 1870 the coasts of prussia and s torth gas man confederation extending from th island of boerknen to the mouth of th kider with all its ports harbors rivers roads etc in a state of effective blockade by naval forces closed in our command and that friendly or neutra vessels shall be allowed ten days in whicii to finish loading and quit the blockade ports proceedings will be institute against all vessels which shall try to break through said blockade according to inter national laws and treaties now in force with neutral powers given on board th fren-h emperor's iron-clad magnonitn statioued between ths english island o haligot and the prussian coast tht 12.1 day of angnst 1970 tha vice admiral commander-in-chief fochichon " the following oflicial dispatch haa .«.•*>_. made public metz aug 17 3 p m.~w had a serious engagement yesterday th lfith near gravellotte we gained th advantsire but lost heavily.—(grarellotte i a small village six miles southeast oi met and two miles west of the mozelle gossip haa it that leboufe's wife is prussian and that the general is confined in the prison of vincennes the steamer haswell while on a pa__tge from hamburg for handerband waa at tacked by a french iron-clad near elbe she paid no att-t-ntiou and kept on her course when the frenchman stave chase aud tired th uecond shot which induced her to show er.-g.is colors and heave to bbc was then ivjarded by the french offi cer wbo ait.:r examining her papers allowed ber to proceed a prussian lean of forty million thalers ia announced at sixty-three the french government has issued a no tification that all peaoefully diapoaed r a uvea of germany desiring to remain in france may do so on condition of taking cut per in its of residence saajs-bkuck aug 17 via berlin king william las appointed general bonin governor genetai of l_o*_bß and general kohelm govern r genera of alsace lond.tn aus-ust 17.—the paris jo_rnal ooofess their innbility to explain the course of the lecent military events in conse quence of the c«-fusion of d.tes am laok of authentic ad-icefi three uepbew of b^rnadotte have joined the french army count cham bard countess montalenbry and other french lcjritin-ists have lent their estates to tbe military authorities for hospital uses a dispatch from carlshrue the head quarters of the baden army dated augus 14 says the people and garrieon of suae burg hare labors wit.fi z^al to arm the ramparts clear the glaris and barricade tht entrances lut the besiegers have de stroy9 h9s o their work on the 13th three slight oonftiols took place a de tachment of baden troops set fire to s rail way train w_il it waa standing in tbs station and one of their batteries approach ed within 300 paces of the fortress an fired on the ra-r.parts the baden troops lost three killec and seventeen wounded the blockade of the german port having been established austria is permitted by tbe russian government to pass merchan dize duly free hr h the port of riga the name of the oouaignee is reiiuired to be ; shown on bills cf lading tbe steamer sentinel belonging to the | tyne steam snipping co haa arrived in the tyne with a general cargo from a ger man port thii is the tenth trip made by tbe steamers cf that company since war was declared the ventine on saturday paaaed the french fi-et blckading the elbe without molestati-m he however dipped the britiah ensign o which the french fleet replied by hoisting and dipping the frenc ensign the french blocka-durg equadru consists of larg iruoclade nine ot whic are anchored in a row southwest of bel-go vi-l one of them a paddle-wheel steame is cruising in roadstead the news of eir approach was taken to hamburg friday afternoon by a norwegian vessel the hamburg authorities at once ordered a lighter loaded with torpedoes which has been lying in readiness to go down the river o cuxhaven and await or ders they lso dispatched two fast steamers the caxhaven and heligoland t the mouth of tbe elbe to reconnoitre the sentinel these vessels saturday morning south oi heligoland steaming as fast aa possible for hamburg with the news that the trench ships were close to the island and that a real blockade wm effected as t_e sentinel passed th fleet a french cruiser was overhau'ing a screw collier bound ltward great activity was apparent on the decks of the ironclada but it could out be discovered whether the moving figures were soldiers or sailors at a meeting of tbe tyne ship lnsurai.ee so-iety yesterday a formal resolution ws adopted not to d-iir vessels bound to ports under blockade or the approach to which has beeo rendered dangerous by the re moval of beacon lights and buoys vj_._r.va august 17 in consequence cf the abolition of the concordat the papal nun cio hs been rty.-alled tbe jvtad po»t denies the oon-ectne of the statement a tbe london 7*iiw in re gard to the endly attitude of baron beust towards french pretensions aci it positively contradicts tbe 7im-s report that the austrian pr*-__ier had offered to form a treaty al alliance with france f-t-vkr.rt angnst 17 g*__xa_-*l sher idan with jftaul general webster has through ths goftd offices of minister ban croft been ch.erfu.ly sccorded permus.on by the miiitarf author a to follow the campaign aritl the he ■. isrters of the king new you august 17 a tribune cable despatch from lr-ndoo august 17 says our prjecial writes from berlin on sunday that tho attempt to raise a national loan of 120,000 ha broken down yej-terday subscriptions i-acbed 50,00.000 hot this loan did no pretend to offer a chance for fa-<-or_bl .-»_,*-*»_ j »*"»*■■■ajs p«r saw as at a fixed pnee of 88 onrvpa*-ial rose chalons wtlt*b bnnday tqj , t wo thousand wonndod wev being bronght into amp toooß and tha camp prva-nuad a motmm of 1-0*0*99 disorder and dtsnp_t_o another battle is hark and it will baa mat acre -*____ _ r-ports of a dianrbanoe is pasta a-*e naarttled tha festd mobiles half af whosa ' wml bt-se ray o th r_t*ra of a rsro ' tlie regular army is still torn to the 1 emreror bat abody alae ictbaloa ■ae a e>*-sib $_______* ***** *"* as>wsrior ■*****. nag sssap-y t*j mmwtmmm **/** jr _ a a — s l^taaeaaßa 9*9v_b r*-**y b 9 £*_* ■iaa ro-iiii oa sexuj bat do act throw u>y light oa uy ntoqimm imu tbe mi oorrmpoadaat writes n moo day th.t the pont > kwn ff,:r n rariona sii or wn train nra ituud from chiloni to m«(l in npid corawon carry inn about 7000 oldtfra oompriaing thr*c infantry ngiiimßto asd kirn artillary sen port a momaoa th«y fowd th rail way cut and the fruaia artiuary opoax on th trains which botwj kaek at rapidly aa pnaaihu bat a paaio br k«o aad tknngh ooly two au wen killad many iaaiped from the traina while moriag rapidly the train finally e^t away without ainch loaf new york natioi-al btix.i exchange s*w york aug 17.—five hundred and twenty expelled and delinqaent mem bers of the national stock exchange to-da applied to judge barnard for tha appoint ment of reosiver to wind ap the affair of the concern alleging that tha remaining eighty member are endeavoring to sell ths building and illegally divide tha pro c-sds defendants claim that they have no intention of dissolution or division snd ■rilv propose to asek a less expensive loo turn for the xobanar a dsfailter the brooklyn union thia evening alleges that judge mocuon on his recent depar ture for ireland left a heavy defalcation behind him which will be likely to pre vent his return to thia country 1 he amount which he carried off is said to have been considerable and ia being invested in real estate in ireland th judges proo ■rty in this city is being quistly dis posed ot r..v__nr bfizure william brady's distillery in brooklyn with $ 12,000 worth whisky was seized by the revenue officiate yesterday and three others doing illicit husiuaas were recently dosed steamer accident the steamer india of the anchor line from glasgow aug 6 for new york put back to greenock an the 13th on account cf an accident to her machinery she will depart on the 20th with a usual cargo bb her passsngers have already been forwarded on the cambria and hibarnian the newark collision a coroner's jury will begin to-morrow an investigation of the > orwa.k and lady kuen cohiaion funeral service rev dr k starrs and bar henry w beechsr conducted th funeral services of the iste granville j jenka of brooklyn to-day stolen bonds william j lambert a broadway broker was acquitted this afternoon of swindling condict a co out of 10,000 by means of stolen united states bonds but was imms distely rearrested for having stolen bonds in his possession arrests joo coburn ths pugilist was arrested this afternoon for grand larceny james howard was committed to-day for burglarivog the residsnos of l e chitten den of 500 worth of clothing during tha recent absence of tha family :_ ths oouotry jstnee h somm*rs was committed to-da in default of 2,000 bail to await hia trial for bigamy both wires have children by him he is twenty years old and admits his guilt cocnter counterfeit twenty dollar note of the shoe and leather bank of this oity ar plenty in this city and brooklyn washington naval washington aug 17.—the secretary of the n avv at the reqaest of a number of american citizen residing in north ger many ordered admiral glisson to send a vessel of war up the elbe and weser to affjrd them protection in cik it n reqiired tue indian agbncibs the secretary of the interior ha arrang ed with the indian bureau to restore the indian agencies to civil control scltbamty proclamation a neutrality proclamation ha been pre pared and submitted to the president for consideration prussians 10 lkavc paris official luformation has b«en received de nying that the french government has ordered a general removal of the prussians from paris it has however required 150 prussians to leave the city for the reason that they violated the privilege of domicile by their unfriendly demonstrations against france foreign london exhibition london aug 17.—the exhibition of 1871 in this city will not bo postponed on account of the war uniform coins wallenberg aug 17 an officer of ths baok of stockholm and late member of the international conference for fixing s uniform standard of coins weights and measures has written a letter urging tbe adoption of the twenty-five franc piece with a fixed alloy of one-tenth as moneta ry unit disorder there wss much disorder at s politica meeting sfl l>ublin yesterday but no vio lence pecea.-fd mr mitchell formerly attorney general of ireland is desd hakbor defenses the press urge government to take act:or ou the petition of liverpool for harbor de fenses south ame-.ica a dvices from kio janeiro stats that peaoe with parag*nay is formally pro claimed mexican news havana august 17—advices from mexico of the 11th mat say that tbe wife of juarez is dying the trial of negrote is slowly progressing i the govsrnmsot is bankrupt powers will probably be min ister to waahinirtoi and mari_:_ol will probably sucs_-*e him in the cabintt strong opposition is forming to the ts haatepeo conoeasion cardevoa brother and some other revolutionists have ti-een executed spanish amnbstt mai-r angnst 17 spanish smnssty is at.slate all pending proceedings sgainst political f tenders ar q__*hed personal colotusl hay secretary of the american legation has g">oe to wa_hin_t to adjust the questions rrising from the cuban situation tub hitt.e augnst 17.—baron ooiaka has r-j__o appointed ambasaador of holland to erg!and as ea -■■- miscellaneous a—lai or tiic biihor if albast rri.t aug 17 biahop conroy ol the dioceee ol albany arrived thi alter hood oa aia return irom home he wa mat at tha depot by a reel ooaoo-ree ol eitiiaaa and a proeeaeioa waa formed which eeoorlad him to the at-edral where he delitered a brief addrrae ta the nreafiifi a tbe alia el the cathedral rear a j yona peel ol w.vm while tha proeaa aioo waa aeoriag and antil it tared tha eh arch adt_mmmsat or acrarca taor aaa 17.—tha amiri—i aaao m_—l far tha mm*_mmm af mm*_i mat to-da there ware alaat isb _____ a ag tha meat a___aa_rdeata 1 aad aaraarte af tha a—l »/■tha ****—■i taae—aaf am in i | st r____"_nst ha *__*-_*| a iaeat—a i ha—t_aaa#.l7 la—eaeaaad raaa ta aha imnarfca tea maarema aaa a_n___>rl>->r tuata*—l .*_-,. a fra handicap for all s*.ss two soil purs 7-u wa won by m_dde carrie at-srion a*at__nd tom c**nuel:y third tisbs t at tha ulan mitchell park a pnrsa cf 1000 mils heats to harness batw_-_u lu and ueorg wilkes wa won by lucy n h straight heat tin.b-2_r 7t 27f •■a vti dr im shop - co**^e_rtlolf sykac-sb august 17.—ths anti-dram shop stat convention mat to day tha sits*daaos was small a lakas-thy and try radical address srns adopted aa ths platform of ths party th following o___natir>_i to ha sapportad at th novembsr •****_■- worm iua.li i for * - ovsroor myron h clarke l_aeut*uant-*_*o»ern>-r c c j_*ig f now york comptroller jamas h bron son of asnat*rde lc_p«-_or of __*_• risons h wilo.it of to-lpkißs caral comdauastonare las b k-b*a*r*a of oswego and w a dowd of w*_l_*g*on oonnty tha stat commit ta ans*c*ait*d last dec m hsr was conunnad labor conqr-ss ciitcihh ati au_o at 17 ■tha x_ahor congress aast this a _*_ committees wara announced hesolutions on tha cherokee land quatttoa iatrodnoad y**ter day alicited deoau stormy at times bub war adopted mr mclana of boston offered i-solutiore repudiating ever thing looking to tha repudiation of the neti mat debt welcoming immigration aud dsclar ing that all man should reosivs tha protec tion of our laws but denying the righ nf ths capitalist to import human f 11 h . hat the purpoa of l«-.ta.idk wagea • u d**_irad ing labor favonng the general adoption of tha sight-hour system protesting against mrther land grants to private companies for lailway or other purpose and declar ing tho tuns is rips for the formation ot a distinct political party in tha interest of the workingmen the resolutions were rs fsrrsd president trevellick'a address aa submitted with a report endorsing it only so far ss it relate to tho chines nigra tion jusst-on mr q'unn of ths committe dissented from the majority report so far as it relate to the money and land ques tion another member of the committee liissenta from it declarations on th 9ub ject of forming a political party judomrnt obtained bosto.n aug 17 in the oass of the merchants insurance ompany of boatoo against xv h mccartney to ncover taxes paid by said cuuipany un<ler protest to tbe defendant whde he was collector of the third district ju''_ment was iveo fur he company for $.' 700 with intereat and costs tritperance custenhoir ths stat prohibition cm vent ion to-day adopted resolutions for the organisation of an independent political party q-iits a number of me nil mi withdrew in conse quence wsndell phillips was nominated lor governor by acclamation lieutenant governor george 8 ball secretary of mate jno g baker treasurer w_.tr \ griswold attorney general lyman w doggett auditor fremom neb aug 17 this morn ing a tire aaught in ths stable of otto k_uraan and it with baumau's hotel herman's sin sh.'p fl raves dwellmg bouse halls p gun-tan's galls ry kftue's law uffiee anderson's billiard hall !'_-(*■. grocer1 ball ..-_.'_ paint shop and marl'.i « shoe shop were totally destroyed , loas 20,000 congres_.io-.al 9-bt_uta st lotis august 17 — be uemocrsts of the ninth illinois district yesterday nominated thomas w m<_n_ely for cou grsss german fair the csrmau ladies of st loni will shortly hold a grand fair the pr.o-**ds to be devoted to th relief of ths wounded gsrman soldiers swill hi li the board of health have proceeded against fifty-one onw sheds and dairies i cated within the city limits imvkkmit electi'k asa-t franc august 17 the r gents of the i'niversity of q_bb-s**a_l elected henry ilurant of oakland p.esi dent and bsaasss99*d frank krette harts librarian v itti the title of professor nf literature me nß*-i late new mexican advices confirm th almost incredible richness if the barro mines and other rich discoveries in that vicinity wood and wat>>r is abundant and there are no indians in th district north carolina mat irks raleigh aug 17 — saturday las col kirk leaving a hundred men at yancey viile came to company shops with all the alamance and caswell prisoners where he remained till sunday ni^bt whan he again departed for graham three mil distant where he now is last night turner editor of the sentinel sheriff griffith and wiley of jaawejl who with others had t>een kept iv the ourt hoase at l-rabam since their removal thare were taken nut of the courthouas by x rk's man and looked up in tha dungeon calls of ths county j ail tbs united states marshal will to-morrow hriog tbs prisoners arrested hy the ordt-r of o koldcn i*tore judge brooks at cjatisbury it is stated judge hrooks intends givma the parties a fair iavest-s-e'ioq and vaill not allow the presence < i bssasss.'a tate troops st saliabnry to intimidate the par ties or people tha following counsel ap pear for tbe arrested partis i ei gov gra nam aad bi*agg and e judges battl and merryman it is sated gov holden is endeavoring to get judge pearson to come to raleigh and try those for whom he has issued writs in ihi event he will not snrrenler st leas bslf the prisoners lo brooks pearson however declared bi power exhausted before the petition was oar-lied to brooks and it is said brooka will demand all the prisoners regardlsas of person od fem/owr onte_rno_r ror-atawtxft aug 17 the meeting of the rami lode of old f-llows of tbe state has bean largely attended the fol lowing named cfficeiß of the grand en campment were elected grand patriarch wa e gtsod of ctus;grand high priest edw whitney 9*l albany grand senior warden thos penr**n of new york city grand jcribe chas.v clark of soar toik city grand treasurer geo smith of now york lty grand junior wardsn jacob levi of syracuse k*-pr>s*ntat,va to the grand lodge of the lmted states john vtedoie of xew york city this afternoon the procession f the several lodges marched through tba principal strests about 71 0 persona were in lins with thres r»__ds of music addresses were mads by wm h barns p 0 m , of saw york city d p barnard p 0 m of brooklyn john h kennedy p g h of nswtork mty a p b-tta p g of brookport w v snd david wood of roohastsr m d and president of the day the dsmonstratioo wss a suoossa iv every raspact to-day will close tbe r^ocoedings tachtiso n-fwtobt r l aug 17—ths yacht paicntr boat th cam**ria a*vea rninutea over ti allowance of tun in tba race off here to-**ay n_r j a bivgriam i_-_oirnrat_i vbiiliso aag 17 at tb coagres sional coavention of tb sixtasnth obo diatrct to-day hon john a b-ngham was oominatad at tha third ballot struck bt light siwo sayavvav angnst 17 the american bark ea*!a of vssr toik for tt*ss*aas**9 was btrack by lightning on lbs 24'h mat , at berry s island bahama tns ve*ssl aad cargo is a total loss tha crew waa savad and landed at naisai dcbfocr*.t c ro>vb-ftiok at__-ta aug 17 ■»» mocratio s»_bt contentioo was h-ld to-day anearty are-arr onsntr to tbs buto r*pr-*_mt*d fs**etal oatqait pr***wd*d a natty pi at fsra haw has adap*9d us which a pl*4_rs is _,--. to do all ia tnair power tn a*«ure a fva 9*9 fair sltrrit-m to all qaa isad to rota na_sr tbs s-etatilß laws 9s**bl krot scbaittob aa 17—a bwrglar was fa 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gibson k howard cu..-jou huhinkt^d watches jkwei.ry ft diamonds h kin's ji-.wklhy itoue m main t a k dickpfsok -* ata dvn h castla ici vatn - r.\i ~..■....<•'' main watch makfp.s * awzubb jtn.lvs wai.kkk 237 uijn died ntsßat—tw<>lllla!«va p.m " « clint n rnaa lit hi - c.ij m.i^h mil i»r k*q ih.ivny.r nt it «.■. r i -,' (' ni ( • v i >■. f lh cr :,.«! t ) d thuralay a 4p m fr pii i n1 a<tuatnun«:i r iant'u to h>i i blito aoc it at 84 o'cl.^k a m lirat m»r bird aa 4 moirb and 17 lav inl.nl il*nijliti i m..1 i ana in a i ■, j finer i a»r»k»t at ihe r»i irn.a irf her r*nt».lt niagara at un fridiy afternoon al 4 v'cioea b-tk-au.-.l7.atst»'cr>*t p m i thll at iikttjm wursl a2»d 4 t>ar»ar.'l f montlit f.iq r*l wulukf pai ut i.i ir » krid*y aitarna at » o'clock tr^n hi l-t lahl m en j->y at wlf.hi>^_%(ir 1 l rhi m .. d.imht*r gorge anl mary nflm agaa : jraart 3 mi>nt aud ll dava l<.n a f iiiay n..rn'ii at 10 iywk at t'.a it . . maa lior i«r ua fi6l ml-hlg n.l trttm . : .■■{ vn'i . p ara nvik'il ■. j ■land 110l hk al > ii.ru paat 12 ibia m..rti a h»r ui a wil of gtrrett ii luaa afrd 44 vaawa n.l of lanmal k»n»'tar koelxaaar pap l oktaa m | aaav perhqval j anxiouh to hkar from yoc ' horjltrv m:(od to l«at .«*•. tbarw'»r ( h*ve mm to f l ul r*mn in » k a tl»»«l»n.l p irijfi me j'.ur»*wrc nkho j one bl4ck horse 10 o j*t.ri ■.'! is i,'i i)|h long t a hfr fßrajllkaj w:ll b btwalw r-wani«d ,'*. mr h i aug 11 1479 ' m&-gw wajftbd pre plant wanted the w+mtbm will pftjr f ur y cei.u per hajrim i«r tai btt'iu.wl buibeia gf ood fi««b pie plant d«m ereddiirinj tb suuimar at wo ii waat »•«• ■* bui v n bradlkt philips k iii.shy 4(ie\th wanted—a few me j>l rr •■;.■:■■r j , ft , !--■. - j , ,-, mwl 3;i3 w ■, it up sulri m if ki.p ffc nil ks ne eaolest wanted two f1rl dm aj c-ok other la d tumur » k apply minedi»tely h lt-ti l wahhirotos st.^jwantk « h g»iu ml hoiiftewiirk nj'h aa aaaußg i.t.ii)k ir,iilng a»d jhwuter wrt t one wlio c n cjnie e , r-oiniiurnlii and m wijinijf u wuik ml m.'ir tb«-r - * d»»fio*«a4 w»jf and p*rnimiwr m t ■. ii • i * hi to sir n m7 3t t>7 lain st.—wanted a com o i jet i,t ok well rccomni la.l n nt attar mm j*pi i.i m 81tlatiowh waktep situation wanted by a tol'nu o w in • bmoan or an other rxmttieattg ui*ke i oi*elf fc-n r-.1 . uaeful hji-ali i.-rmm and fakf ii-.h fluently ha fwd r fettner addr-»h fc c thll ofllr hl'rlf boarders wanted 15 ok so i«n )>• utritnni'minted at dr pnwell'i wiiir bathj for is 00 per *», k hl7 if it anted — a pleasant room v ith m \ i.jf two ladim uiotiitr mi'l i ■.. i *- r on the writ iid of fuin mat ap'ii*te fam ly pref>-rrc<i aimrtnn ' i the ffn'r of oil i , ■-- a*i itatlng mrtna blt-41 1 i pearl ht.—a few gentle v t in ii r he aikommodated wiih t>oaxil an j timeajm roouu tenrn rea^mable j1 btsix\kss jhajj<eh tior sale or exchange-a(;kist j mill wl'h two run of itone ail is tint r order tlwt im m'll lat mill 4c with %•> 4 wr power about a ta r of la d two dwdim * . u*trd i ut flteen mil's from h ef«j on - r 1 rtbl leu(tlhoa futo 4 bn if jii nj afer mill for bituaie lo.r liuukirk n w in oobbplai w«rkl der in a v«-y heiltby location v un awiut 4 wr lot 2 ilwelli k ban ih^u a d other (■,.,-■lercna th ■property mint be oid to cl»w ut m »■ii ■t.ii can '<■■> i-iv!l » h i u r price of ntia.kei ha i 10 o or fur um vttiole j2o'o kr.r further pani.ulan apply '■• humkahaxrobi !-■w ■• s^'.h phe bpalmno flouring mills ■- ■i eltflit t'tur mui t 1 1 i n ' all ttie t*ei a«aa m jucm y of a fni ejam a t^mihrn nt wji ai ample tupp'y at watt r li tie dry tat m or '■■a va'ur arid re;."iiw at a.'ii^d i !••» auiil al vate lt by trie kd aujru t inmmt will te uu k rctlon o tne preuiiim in thj ■f i-1 -■r t . neut ft is.o at lo'clo-h f m for fun).«i u.l<rnlait anp.v lu l a spali'ino i h.lcok rt n v fall gw heiirablegkockky store and bf.t in h;i v mil doh>g a r baahwei the ii r thti dwelling hfi rat ataaa bwtaf in irble n.«n 11 cfmtw ii cc i'ttiic . cea i »'»'<"■a celw hie t-ulmin % ' 1 i • 2 t-'r l ruk with wi g also aunra barn sosso ot oxli6f.-et deep tarm rut al'l'lvtnm h«oumfi .'. .-•■nil l"m-i'-n -■hlo / 1 k<»i li v and fok sale jt fc'.ock lew und fod will ot r tll wuw1 1 ed ki t c«rv ntartt.t k.k n market cuvtre-f bomnew ri-naon fur tlilw lee ji picmxijfig 13 *■»: hv a na j thirst class grocery for sale . tiie a dl fix trta«d nod will nl • flr-t e ■- ftaetfy lma.lii a hihh lumlhm dolt>g a ifuvd boa ne-.i u fforeil f r ■ie at a umi ». the tore ha bun nwiihiiil aa a aroeary f utraa ye»r . tin piawiint nmnrtatnrla billed •■■sivo up l>unl ■•• t w nrnil f ill >. fltti a-p'i t kdwakua * ul.lhl\m kaaj lateta bruken sw s br m*i buii i hoksksj_ani r.i:kml.f jtpjav for sake—as elsgani s=^ja * f.iuilv carriage o»n bea n at th rv»i dwm ot hw brt oil u piuw i"*1 l>el»v.ai r t a fcet n • il<mj!,,r harnen a j pinu.%adnui i-tn>tor dffl.-f c r mi igan unj klk h l ■r tftovlll.\(ik property to let rj flmiaemof ibvm eli*!l i.k;neil uesr tbe uuf.fs.mirl w.tyimc the brlch wotk d ■c«draodi ua bulldtnir wiu late rnof rtevtfxdfor an a,ii u;r uaractodon t - ml for mm t-i • location uwm y ir-irable ttf propi rtj « trl be ■iid at a bargain a tke oin,'in»l in.^nti.'ii ■■( tl.e prii tun uflliu cailamj i ahaml-.ned lvi'n & baker hlo dutches nxtctres so m wawl forty-nrst t new kiglit a'»nuo ktw'ioik f u\:.h'n fob half b^ne dust 80peb phosphate ui i wln'e uid pl*>ttr frr-»l by l'r\ti a fkf.mh.ek t marke ci r m an pulton aid weet u»rlet ■*», hisu jkhi sale — piu'r hilliacd x tcti c hi r hd-d l u t a a abori liir.f tetbbs pa-t pa<ih h»sro on time a'ldri jame beahcrai i hi ■:». memti * ori in co w t 4 small tit for sale chbap w",.'ild he t*kpn in iwiimeiit ah>l o hi ml s sanfokd ili west sw»n at a jain st lot tor bale—be 7i nj niil tw ukan n pa»l j»>iu r,t tlii propartj keoavnd fwy to ude ■ncueruto 13 w**t swan st c s 3ld papers fok sale at 6<i a»a ajaj aanla p nun ni t 1 t*m a t?ok sale cheap a valuable prij>«rtj-ckiitrajiy ix»t-j with basrii ii !• t iraet iraat on v-.i trirt sn>l »■■- : : +■■f i uw fr.ir.t vi.j : to a itafl coal or luml<er ard or u .■v bu-inew w 1 - • cboaf to iu-w n e*tati 110-.varu & cuappkll krtj e«^le menu 3 main t ■fl \ oood eniiine and boiler fou j ombo at lh union planing il:)l bollfk v recifnwalt cnier chi-j and ctms i viih sas,k hotsks mfor salf at a bargain—the ij inri h naailaaniin with ha-n m cot ta«fl the huiue x>nta<na l.ou • i^hl rojiec c *.- ifcr iiii'lrt he th..lf 1 uae all in c tn.lrtt unt^r i ilt6 lee a pice mbo vt s*an tt hl3 tf for sale — a fine erics eiia d*e ire on praxl hv betwf r 0a««1 aad u r-jukst-t will tm w heap a.n-1 n e lesaaa lu * pick-:k1no 13_w j k-j _ mfor sale—a sple.ndid rssl dence near trie farg - prnpert west ■•: mmti t iioil and irr»u!i4 m ■■»&#■« r-vr to round well ttxked with a',-r^at ri-tv of fun joh j otto m p-a-l t 1 _ mfor sals—no 909 ashl ton tt , a iw^e new lj-torj frtvre dwo liny ith winz cellar un.>r the nhote bouae k a.n ii in.viidi te nrder mmsim vttth anew barn lek a pii'kkbim 1 *' ; j t f!6 mrob sale — several fine ree-dencea o . miin frmnktin and l>ela«art treeta joh oit-',ol pearl street btt phsajp 00ttaqb8 for sale 640 korrw pl*-e lot 56x115 117 f.-urth it lot ts\\oo sn m.nroe i im iitxlow m7 palmer pt lot 3u*xlgq ha>tkngb a 0tt0 4 brown's buliulnit « for rknt—the 2-story frams tia i r .; lw vi hudson t , bel«e«ii e2lfcut ii id c>it*-age stj a desirable location will be nnt l.i.aiito a cowd teu*nl l.l » picklrino 1 w hwan at _^ (§ t~vesirable property for saxe '. ■, u at j tory hrick bonm very de^irahla n 504.^1 order price urjoo m ..-, r b»uw acd k>t prtoe l 000 siuth at bouse and lot pi me 3uo nonh division at between hlcb na and • ~—\ uut », 2 atoo brick bouae prte fosuo e4 tl waku a uiiai'rkli ms mmio l m delaware st residenceto i-i a ..,;. m of tb " o-t lr»i.lr un t.ba rt:-it jj^i s'°.'aw h»m 111 m^or sale — the two-stori fraame dw-lliiw no lis sixth h mio water jot f-xtc tor wit euap lu « tkk k&imq 11 w tww m cm a for sale—a l4rge 2-story hrl-.k dw.dinf wi h r«*«m*nt js hoi tmj i i w»t h%tli bar mint m and ajlotbar mod i -■: improvnnenu ako good b»rn and cai-tia^a ihm ■-_■•(,-■;, imuad no imlaware t thu pr-vrtf will be n!d cheap for cash or will tscbang f.r rt lr»s et if mperty tn chicago fr.r fuiiri«r ' ttculani apjily to ip wk & sa*fop.d h«*i l-u.w n,d la jrnoh ajedta 16 west s*nt t * h»j #* for sale—my residence ox s jiann*rrt betw.«n all*-and ffrth rt«.;lot - ■■ho-im bm dim i t , th »■'■■■■room <•:.;.■.'. ii.-l ■-■. l ntr * fool ■.*. r a mm »» n ioiw l'-t r ';..#'» rrad^t with p'.e'.tr f hrub r if ji v t fli mm ti " -- faf r^ui ;.• first of i september w h peabu-'t 81 mii it b»l'f ! sj hocse and lot on dela 22l wan t it ai a ft kttat hmpta,a the jotitr in kbrntf tu ie*»r tt.i nt r'or i r ■■- • a^.ij to hchi * b*nk.jhl is v t b*an t m « for sale no 3ti9 fkaul ht-i h i r and ■,--]<■'■buck in i«riert repair . »'., hoi ■!!!' cold ii-(r wi il told on rut unua jou.«i orra,6i ptwi n _ rii for salh ok to exchange to »!" " ■-»■.-•■:.■»■in thin c-'.y af ■■■'■of 104 acr flrrt qu»il*j of land ijtn junt onlihe of ihe dtr limit t t a l»nr orchard on of lh hmt in ■jutit 1 «• brick houne wid ibre gtjrtd btrui wh i - , ..-*■. inquire ut hi _ mowari * citaptell lk)r sale—no 6t h division a t lmhta]rbhlkni%ftml i>»rt fi't«i up fa yt^'jl j'hn fitto 81 fea'rl ■!. k6 for sale—no u st fall st ».!.,•;■* ■■•]. of main l i'y.nnw l.uu-e in li>lhlll—|nll iimwi jwlf wiili trull trees gnr»r tm ,*..■.; im i sus iil t ld ch»*ajj ■■uh owner inttrxti le»vn thr iiv apply to j hn ot ro b pearl it is £» foksauibv m m.comb 80 5 *• j ml invi-ion rt 314 bmmma a if ■! ■.-.! i''*i ■" aiure tul dm-iiny ttiiß is on i./lh finest chancm in thta i:ity tu k :■■■!'! ■.-!■— - nun it mn be nudf pay fur --- il iu4 ytmm will cuche»puid m <-■>- *■m 1 .'.,■■-..' r r ■>, h ■i bnuk u>re ml dweifina » iftj lirirk oven well of ft*er pl will ii am ■r ould ll^ilgl for i pcmm i*el|ji.lf wottb 93crq km wn]t,n n lg iuiij r j ■■nfw in fme wiflumi tiw iim nsmf m jibi hu niulh tl t.'rj ir*nic dwehiittf in ;,■■■■■'! urder will jii together bt t*>ptniu waom tr»>le f-r a r^e li un wpht if m n st worth ttiuo or 7chju i - r st near vtrtirii at i wlwlj frnue in mid on lit ion (.'**■cßw n-i ■k"lld wvllof w»t«r iruit irwe of ui fctodl ml jfrmftca tl.e l"t 1 fti ft tr nt runuiiiz tiirwuiih to uelaware plat ; r«om 1 . ■tor 4 t.oußen will kii dntijk ht ymmmjt folm to eurt>i>e i*7 g«or i t 2-ior ■k <:•*• j >■■■- ce:!ar 1 nia^'mn ater ■- -, ■t • a location will ell 1 jiuap or iiul'l take & ninail h<<u«e und m ii n i«ij p e--ion immr-litnly i'ruw 4v>w 1 itj'pro^rty appi m mr x>hbta uani optics no 6 s-uih dium.iiml 18 «» kok hale-no 69 cljfton wix t.ice netrallentt.atwnht n irame dwe ifahj roii tl in i tig hum lot 44x114 hb % fine varieti of frtut nd onikiuental tree i.f.e * fickkkint 1 w w ; swan t illiam-sville pkofekty fok ale-a fice ! 3 it ry nd h^ement fn»m hnnw on kbmom st in he si'lu of wiui«n».ill , iii gufd 1 riler bo j«ni fc r»ne vnn-.fru t trees c wt ibe wuchmpi john oito 81 l'e»rl r.t b dtt jtor sale—lab6b kw s stohy ecjl bri^k stan on rrta x*.r«et jie*r the omadj imiminic i.e'a xn<i ell i lyus i nakfk h2 erie t*ud orb-i m for sale-i-.viorv brick cot - sul tairti no 323 put ea^le rtncl n-i.*r wf i.t rellar lar^e 1-it t-u will 1m uld i ft tmnnln i.r i-h»n«ed vr ■f-)i.-e»na lt>t wool of mam «., umtaoak dmmnc jai'l hastiinfis a ci'rro * c ****** bmld "* *— p phopkkty kok sale we3t * . 4o t«ith h . tj-rtoo »«■»; la 1 l tlilit is'h < . 8 bory iramt ms bum rwi t x ttory rune lot 60x100 298 uudnn -•.. 1 itofj trnaa lot h its btf liltun pitit j lory frwine lot 44z h um troibrt . s-nlsrj irmni;:*iihi»'k i.t 22 mftr\nnd t«uij ir»-ne loft i3xl'o t'4 ah-11 t 2-t'»n frini lot to\lii all of om ho*i wiu rieii.-u at e-iuc 1 prtoh b hume a danfohi 1u»1 r^ute afrent 16 writ aw>ii ■!. ft for sale—ku 147 huron st , itljt liar mr m t j'2 ■■• ry frame r»ellinir rtthlotsfixlos tuapropert la central local d ii-l will \*-. w.l.i 11 ..-;».' term i.kk 4 ; ickeriku 1j w swui st dp fousai.kat a h-vrcain the ion st li--iory fiunv lain flue h#n nd very ilp mli e w,ll ih sold at b»rk»iii if appllai r v^n let vxlls with fruit ac habtihuu i uito 4 itr.'wn1 hmiq.ng i mfob sale—fine kuthic cot t^vko 401 veii'h h u tory frtin itr parfuet repaix nd but tab ly pt lff*t joflh o'l 10 si pe»rl :^ . ftft houses ano lots on dela wakk t ki b bai k . utfa wul 1 ■rnef ■■! tapper »• t ualsmwe t ; ijto ttas^torj ti^-tj im'l brick h^uw dt^utly buhhad 1 i trewoed rural h*h uith . ii ti:n tsod*rn * ■if.e lumiml iriii»«l r t<-jni t aether with ititiln tiirl iwri itgm h->u.-c being no ii i)i-lav»ftrr it i th h tor br*ck houw in dontrime nl-r with lutmzniwd kite ira t so mb ci»w»r *; it.e re l-atotj a?i4 french r of brick hm wiiij nil eonplnu with m 60x178 bainir v io dwi at be tin tilimj limi ha iim wttb lot sszim xu 142 l>e's*»re ; b,l>n tad wt 50x171 so 181 dp nwart t ltoft \ bakkr erla land ( flli-e pheap mouse3 fob sals ad w«'er lot 18xlu 2 fmt ti >~ s oak it lot 33x150 well gm siiriibl r and fruit in thnn.lwue 8 itwj tkjaaa house lib si-uth i>i*i-il<id dt , in ij i 711 r tiirouk'hi'ut nt 25i1 li w»ier a l-»tory frune cotu^e lo».k*t i>t6oxlio very devinme iinl heap z-<ttm frai.iv booaa on ipiwa aexr b>t«via with 1 at n lira cottagti tjirear 1 w4«i " fu il ' mscfi i iitto 4 brown 1 buudlpf mfor bale—a fine 2-story brick dwcuidk on etueott at t.e»r o«*-»aa plwn low and en rut terms lee a ph'kkk i^o 13 *. sw»n rt ' vis ifor sale cheap 2-stoey brick hous 41 ka»t tut pert in icod nrder .*•.,*..-.; lottsxm w-.u be laid at ■> b»nr»in for o*hh hastings * otto 4 !:■-»■■■- it ■[■<~-. fit for sa lk.—a sew ~ amjt ftttst c!»-s*:i rtotj ii^ilimiiiii fritl i1 ihe modern im pav*aß»*tit south sid of t'errv xtrcet west of ofl »»»"■. l>.i 168x666 feel terms ««. k il'kll 3 tt » uoliixter butldma for sale—farms t7.)k sale—a fruit fakmus thk , i hssakoftha ktaxara river un ml sw>hsfl m'lf fr-'tn a flailp>ad ktati u whtn tnunn u>i tu time a day ac aj tai-(arm ill sous icld a return t:»twi'l fq'nd f»-h j*«r al tl.at i iw uk*<i for it a-nl t»-t li a smal outlai in 10 jam il i rodvoa in a'liii » ineasßw«4 irosn 95.0 " to 43"),0u0 a rare ■hair ■f r an ii nil mm a . r'ly oflvr h for le he aswa v e uwner ranni.t oceodf il api v w john otto si tea:l st farms for sale good farm f lw cres in he town ol est sen^a fonr-anrl a h.t'f "•.!» fr m buffalo a ni h still ■kick h.'ue three huiidnnl rraft«j i tree mitl a gw*l haw house n . fce-vp howard , fcohappti-.j-b main btrae " 11 \ bl*.ck rock land tor sake ' j acr en the mi f'a'v raski bfsf ike prti jecie 1 tai'.t 1 iin r it—mta mi:^t e soi-1 to ckne ii|i an e-tate irl e f.oo per scrt laus & bakkk aria u d ntfic g?l farm for sale-rest garden land in erie county mutt be mid to ajsm ■ut an esta'e ffi a-res 2 miln-i from the court h-.ui will be ld cheap by h'jwahd * chap pkl.l ?^ main rt .* i~^akm fvk alk oil exchax.jk ■j ism «* i and i a u on rcnesee st slsml t i i t-i mun t y bo ram ibeap or i cl-anced for liu revaj prop yin tti city halt in-;s .-; otto 4 i:r n vmining g*i dbsi&ablfi farm for salk lwi a.-ei 1 ni at pnrtaee n v 6'm >■| m f it.ff^'o c us lin.ru wnodlii-d n.ea.l w bbtj pana rlc.m.m'v itu.tei ou fi cn«-ee ri\«v i-«od dwel mia h ar bexn uvi and t v<le u-?tr uilim i n:.y nl»ifr«nd an.e e*at«rn ruit ir • ■in ah rdan.-f me ~/ tl fine t lanu ii the ta*e st->clc u:j w-1 atddwhhlsmi if slssbval en m j n i m'wai.dsi drckl&3id ktmt l<*!-br-.m-r t twra hoi djaa i.u koit stle—xk\r thk \[£ lh ati-i«.u a 1 n4.ry frame liuiim tiarn na-joaute of l*u a:id-r line ahirati-n thtre .!-■', tbe psswawssi s*sff 100 full e»ni appto amm of ihnicf k * netiea m t.>ung at>i».e tr»«a t«e rnninfr to bear b<*ijc pear a dcli-rrr ft h i|r q-incw ra«p!|ert es tc a lir ug priig la cm ttie bhaassas \ m-wt depi^able p-ci[^rtr lec-tod wl bin a mile ard h-v'f of a < it ■■■~ uf mc ■tj habitants on a main p->ad which h alwar in onier john otto m pf^rift g^4 iuwa e*m futt sali or ex ciia.xge iss v :•■■1 go ii f>rmi land le inhr '.-. i-.r.1 in i i county stau of lowa wili h ex^anirrd ( ■- re»l e t»t here ai.d » h d flvrfnce r . ' la>ti.vob a ut .". * (:-«■■- n building 1 pakm for sale ok exchange ! r ip.li t i e & piekshixo 13 w t i s«ac tinvt am tl exchakoe fdr city or fannrrupert s2o acraa of imud deaukblj ). , aed in mi-b un will be exchujwl fur daauabla i ai'v or farm property and raaa dcerrac f*i ; . hastitiosaotto 4 brawn bui-diaw 1 | t«i let-bthes 1 ' iocbtek hocse to let—tor a >! j htm of loaa >• a low r.n 1 a niarton<a)d a d rwj-ot ifc'e part j it la u taw eity ut biatall . ob itmo naar um thimi park aud nugarm . r»'l bailroad i apoi a aod miilnaal toamlaa all • i 0..p4 qrtac b avldat a ll i ml id - —■■-■- -~ - iff to lbt-mocwes eto bent — the desirable dwelling no 104 carolina street oew with o i»r fm r;j t*-r etc ■■■» '* mtm to ft »- ■■■'•>.»□• tuuu43m hastings k l 1 ■hi ifo * ir «'.'■r .■- : * c m muni to let -— i mag od buemnit brick no 101 ktgl at mm of " k rent 9x6 per mon.h until miv 1 125 £•*;- at r lm rent t£s per r -.- - booth at , t.p,-:te fyirt por;«r with --■. lot pjad wq :■i ■»:'.. per month . i "'. ■■' it . net fis per month f*s i.yoi * b\ker eria ' i-i offlo f brick barn for rent—situ el mon the i r tn n»r i s is4 bwu ■• im m r lk£4 pickkrino.u w swu trwt «•__ large barn to let—situate m erfa i i'i-.l i*t i-ri at r otn for 1 hor«e i.yon 4 hakek eri land chbo ttm for rknt—the fine 2-stor r a i^*lun so 20 s-.rrti p'aee with lam » d«li«rhtf .' imwflnn will be i imm to k f eduit llf s pickebino.n wht swm it 1 #• pcbnishxd pi use for rent ki a very piewujth loom e j b'jum on fraaku i fui nuheo tlroujfh lit w'l be n^w;y r»perwl nd u»ir,vr ', apply to john otio si j*oul t lit ma very nice fi'rnisbed holue to hem iw r»ter wad omie 14 i ..'■.•'.-..< hi r i ill 4 ■■er flrit-;it ui.l-'f d aim ft hmm 4*f fii'i i-rs io'ft •-■' - '■1 kent taken in bctrd for further ;■*:".. ■ir » . hlme 4 sa.nkokd 16 wot hw%n it httu-ses to bent we have ■?'•'. -'._■»!( r .--• which we will mi at ■-■:■■■: i--■;--r n uif of h yfir 11 ings a u1*1 no i brown'i buiidii»i ho to let-stog*s rpwo desirable stores on 1 i'eftr'i irt to r p ■■■!■»■! i ■-- ■t>t hl'he & aanfuktj 16 t bwftn l . - ' to m-;r--koujms a fine omcb for rent on wm ii nguin t . iti reftr ut uvsra j t h(i &; co's 1 nfliue iu the fine row lulling oil u«e i . ■' ■■■■( i ■■- - ftiid «„.;■,■.■., ■!! i-fk.sk the i 1 lkf &■; mi;i;ini i w ttwwi tt hlfi offices to be let—the s itk of thre r-mi known ai thekiie l«»<1 offli ir bruwtt kuilautf-t ■*!]. t-c for re::t in m aujt ■i ■) which dftte we h»h r j ■, to our nrw flic mluiic uu • ■!■t'i '. i comer of uakn *:■■; niahcftra ta lyun « bakgr erie in d offl e e2l rooms and rowxb to rknt the ! in vi.li rv b fttid the power ma slant inquire u k a b holmes mid.^na ■'.. uid the cwi bufl*j > lofts for rent—in the new blewk corvr of wftahinpton ftnd ore«ii btreeu tbe «■■■■-'■■r over nob 153 ftod 166 the *•. o the tfcirrl uiry apply to majch 17 i&7q cl*-tf jf.wictt * root mortcaces * first-class mortgages for sale two nnt-clftott mwrtßage hf ws.cto ftnd lft,ooo etch re r<oer»d f-r s ki jrreftt baj irk appyto ldwarp3 t bucklasd be«j ldu'eanil loan brolient ha 1 brown'a butliilng __!__ . h!7 f^r salk-a purchase money u r for luk>o ft no one for so al'p'j to eowabih * bickland k eiutr broker aßru»n buildtnif bis 1 , ; john otto hi p t ar money to loan — apply to john otto 31 p ftrl at h ptrchase money mortgages wanted in any amount lee .\ pickering 16 weht su-ftn at af oney money i l ,—■ih^^m irmit j by howard tru«ppm.,.w3i*iim i f\f to loan on real es f>ifvuu t»u security wbjiotto t9rr_orat_ion oost a vikrgiver dfm9n in paiats oils glass ink dow sadu ahti3tv ma^bmials w we is k 9mn ■*~ bofflfclo n t john c poht acob vikko]vt!r j josephs house sign a.vo fancy painter u enhuf t bttftol v«w t»rk grainiso marbling gilding on glasb walu and ceilings kalcomined in t best manser mi »' th h-i»u>h ffmes c swifj & htsted whole«jfl i»?a.tfr in wines and liquors na co4 uml 206 v htntca ■<■i iti sir ttcttavf w y i h f bkiggs & co o'stiiilers \ rectlflfin offlo and fcta room washington st corner ok yuay oflor to the tr»ae ai^hjhol htthwises pu£s h spirits and fink whiskies of tb-i nra diß'.iluti'-n also auperior br*nda f bui'k bmn mos"sgaheua and impoktkt wbis kltw hl am __ rislcy & co importers ok wines gi>r rvmm and brandies lf"bbeb k fine whiskies o^fer t thk trade thk.r supe-ior goods at the lowest prices depotff 7kastrputit drkkiek t 157 washington st buffalo n y • 14 the akts i t-vuflkx mirror agency t our cltij'to w»at'n lookiho classkb 11 plrtnre and portrait friimen chromos i engravings scripture t«xt ' j m howill it c—a special notice great bargains ! barnes &, bancroft il opet tbi dat 000 yards linen lawn at me , wortb uu 10.000 yards 9-8 cajcbrics at uc worth sic 4000 yards organdies at sic worth we 5000 french muslins at icc worth 10c 5000 yards frehch lawtfb at lire worth lac barnes & bancroft cash house 269 kadi street extraordinary inducements to purchasers ny dry goods 41 barnes & bancroft onr 25 cent dress goods counter i tipplted at all time witb tb host p'sirable 6ttlbs of drbs oood frequently worth 3s and 50 cent per yard friday & saturday uf kach wku we bate our 25 cent counter of a rarlaty of r.la atxi at great bargains - enormous sales in white piques at tt cent par yah and np«nt black alpacas embroideries gloves and parasols shawls and wraps also black colored am japanese silks i barnes & jinckoft cash house h4 sw main street musical otice to music teachers tea-hen who have moved during the par nir will pie»f ware inetr addri w.ih uj sot in<crt!ou in our naw mcsic teachers dikectory the obj^ic uf tfce directorj h to bnnjf tbe duneti aud adjreaa of mu tearhtr before :'. •* •• who ma re ulre y.*;r tcrricea tbe d\-ar,t»gm to the bswawsf are very rre»t and aaifsti make do .■*-..■■■• we lruai ail wl.l mm that t!i«y arf os ectly reprcsan ed cottier ft denton hi a mb main t chris kttrtzmas piano uakufacturkb corner batatia anu elm streets two squares from the old courtbouae tbe buhacriber keep ccaatiriuy on hand a choice an-nrtiueat of ptaam fortea in elej^nt roeewcod ca-es which he warrants to be e<|tial tn tone touch and fiaiii to any trmuf wtured in the countrr na nina desirous msmat%atflsj a superior iostrumed are raapaetfi hv in>itcd to c^ve him a j*il be ore r ur cha.-ing eluewher chm-tias kurtz^aw jewett & mischka's music store s6 main street aokscy for ihb csrivalled chsck£rinc pianos al pnof 1 reduoed to kuch an extent that they can e purchahed for nearly tbe same flsn.ro whiu>i infanor i and wonhleea instrument eosnmand oul and gat an uluaßmted price int w sro aiao apnu tor the celebrated decker brothers pianos wtiich vra now takiog the lead ot*t ail other nem tort mtkee out iarjr aaaortment of pianos alao include in mir from toe celebrated hiu.l'vi 1 ol j b duvham bloosctiild * otis v.s bt oablfii w nif on bavod an aaaortm*uit tha oalaitraxac 110 wucs jk iq paiim *■■yutit oil hveh tor beautifal sad p-paliks qaaoty ol isba 1 :■cance f tniah a^.d durability of oonatruetfon ex 1 ceod all othvr saakea i pall and timin our lsxf n»t ot piav stools piano covers ie i ptanoa moved atored boxad ud ahlpped oa * ■■■■*■i i j j old pianoa tun la tsetaage we ars 1 miaiiiiilj adding to our tstt um j wei selected al ol bbe*t m>uic muxlcai lnatn menta and muaicai afer^nandut of everj deacripo^i jkwf t & miischka bb ataix btbezt . m alo ». t ' i»e8i«.h1»j 4ad i8banil chableb e bbinkwobtt lekuu eimuvu »( moved to u un sterrt ( is otar av tura scftaivo >. 1 waubaj aad rad oarda aaau aaxroad an pnaaal 6ou aad atrret awklaw moaajnau { 6«r aad smadl piaaaa ladaa aa avtary sat , cancel iwaa c d lo owlar prtaaaraaaor mh stencils , < uah i iur mai tobacco bras ps f l'-f ry bhasd «:«. <|||||>» oaaa potrhii patsht adjtgrablji htflwctl hau ■»>< li»a aiut ina.auua ibaa ■ii im «• aa aad aaaa*a m*m aa u aunar af rii laaaial ta»maiaj aat hoteia . victoria hall the uoderajrued takes blawtin in cot fytnf th pumie tlia be baa loiabw tbe abor h-n «• at niagara falls ontario aj a hkj-r class boarding house and opecsd oo tna i.t or may mn tn boua will aooommodata about 100 anawt aja la altuamd two tuioutea •**!«. we*t of tbe clifton houa station and xra a roll tlfw ot the river and falia board • - 4 oo per da.r meale at all hours 50 canta e redpath rl o»n'fat.d pfptieuf delightful summer resort parties r.f the de'ltrhtful and v*»ry por-u^r ' sumißer rcaort sfac&i ontario canada a locality unpqv^ed f«r beajtfcfulnesa »;!■■■» ' aeanwry ahomtl teetin rooma at the new apawioiu | and i .. u i juaffcn 5 royal niagara hotel jiow open for ira a*'i,n(i woa thu bouse t ■i 1 t4 ii of the m(."lk rt hotel of toronto ■- \ 1 ■— i.l ■t<tj tii na ocommtxi*tlon arru^v ■i ■)■• will be made with familiea for th aeaaon t : rnjuoed rate appllca'iona for roouu may now be i made at th hotel or at the queen's motel toru->u a apaauouf ball moom and conosrt hall h ju-t been added to the bouae in whiui uopa will h held three tlmia each week dutinj the aaaaon ' thumas mooaw i sm uark h ikksh.i * coax aa p wood isto toau lafaxette coal co office no 50 east seneca bt , wi i aell until further notice lacrawanna und pitixt jn c()ais»t th following pncea per ton ot 2000 pounds delivered n anr it of ihe old city lioaiu uulde of which a imall charge will he made for c*n*tre ton h r t n qr ton grate 7 li 19 79 l 5 j£ft .. 7 j 3 7 j 1 vj st-ive 7 ao kj 1 0u chea&nut 70u 360 lv ttsrrni lafotlv cash when ordered hls-l abhaii tw'chell poal coal niagara coal yard will mil at lowest market rate a.nthracite at bituminous coal offloa and yard sss ouo bltms braveh offfcr s3 main t b2-lm theodore tclu f h uudlky & lindekman pr^idpal olcn qoriizr kfje and tbrracr t tard foot ot erie bt w>.jieaai and retail deijen tt the celebraw sugar loaf lehigh fpiskliu wrikaabarro ard bitcminora coal buffalo augur 1 1 70 1870 coau im m bimwake ass hidsos utt co.'s lackawaanna coal bcrtened and delivered in zood condjuon ie luacttties lo s.i'.t pr.rfh&aen pncea for the preaent lyrics of tooo lbs ileilverwl within the old c!l ~.'-». are aa t • > - ton * toa } tr n orate p is 5 70 1 ot kgg 7 25 75 1 w j f 7 0 3»6 im cheaicnt 7 00 8 60 190 aw blossel'ro lkuioh lump and pre parf.d coal 3t'otch ajcb ameriuax fl iron ftre brick bit wholesale and retail o r wilson a co oflloe so aln rt and 96 ohio at cor m -• . ■c6al~^nt^coke7 ellis webster office akd yard si»krikbt to coit slip will h .: frenuint lackawana bcranton pltu lon slid if iri ■>*!■• also kr . ni r,.'v ana r nnft coals blonaburft-h f out and ja st team purputtea at h !'■» — ■market (■' ■■,-■■anil be vcr**-ned and tlell^-rrsd in gvod coi.dtt.o-j is ;*.,*..:!.- to i purchuera tt.llb webster utijiln cixk coal xaku okn'esee brii>ge and ebjc canal office fl oeneaee at buila,o n t for n lf'j.^l a<«orunt-iit slsfl kin is of hard and sjii coal lio,o;a!e mid rvl l omtanlly on bswi ».«;, a vupetior quality nf hakd and soft wood lorndde d uid split or tntheattck de iiveretl in ajiy paxt of the city j'i».tr ■»»■■> mall lota of coal ■* wo.j vill do well to give u a nail before purchaoinft - - ■> i r - 5 daiilinn 1870v olfc "* the anthracite coal co okneral ofttce no 221 maiif bteeei also koot of qenesee st will ll nntfl further notice these ccichrmt c-ali a the f lowing prices yer um uf 2000 w delivered in any part of tne dd ci'y hmita ■ut at or which a mail charge will he made fur cartage a-i bix>ssbcro lkhioh limp and 3e lkct erik soft coal t^n jton jt ormte 7 16 370 ite eb;t 728 575 1 m u>»e 760 bs6 2 0 cheetr.ut 700 it ik terau ru-ictly caaii when ordered georok dakik a««n may t t 1870 ttmos coal a>l wood co toot of co«rt at ' a larfe quantity of hard and soft coal kurt bale and 1000 oop.ds of canada wood e*:ct and maple etthtr in rtick or awed or bjbhi delivered tn any part of the city liberal d&iactiom ma e u dealera 11 tf nabunq t moktaot 1 dealkrs ix hard and soft coal office so 29 ea*t setieca it cor waahinct'n britins mew yokk steam brick company ! olllfr n 43 murray street works at haverstraw new york arc1 tei w bui den m><->ni tontra to-p ow^er ud then mn r pecmu y iuform-rt that tin cm pary are ni prepared tr dalirer ifi fßsasmsl to face and c3mm9n bricks ta*vhaveth exchiilra cnntrol i the rirht to mantifactun bricks to th st*u ot new yor ny the ci<ataben machine hi'inc com let d od r*r f«ct*l t^rlr work th y n-w ci*lm mafuriontj fc th-ir brirki in the ibbsmsj par inlan toe dat j n the b»a sil tv an-i ii mors th m itugb j temptrcd lbaa » pcsiim ty any other ps th br'ck r h\r<i r b«s1 nr wom tnej wi i a*t in a xr**l r prwiar . tnt-y will »■ortt le w»i*r y ■*.! will ..'.:. n to ibetn i'h zr-»i-r sbwmm|r t cy will nuke a ■ro-g'-r and drr«r w . jrnj an rooot>»r stni^fctrr mil omm t er ulat awtb«rc tike 1 • mo t r th»y mn c lubi u b aa t%t yj fpirt cr tb icfiucrica i f ■-»'. .«, ua msu ■.-'-■--' --, ««•« far inild r.d ssftsmi wti bettsr foi n .■.■sett'r for f u-.-1-i-.-x.v and mpe ullr sdiptoi is dr>uw c*t n aew and ii on truroaoa work tb company lar.t pubo t-r pri te •. in o prawooa o p»rtim lutervtml u to th qua iv iv»e enaster ad t c np dt w«ld •!■" ia it a-t-nt oo o par t)-«iin*erß-««i i i their t^o m*clii tn iu cr loi perrtonl r two jcr hi tb«ir y»r s at hitor ttmm k u;irj co «•<-*■. a»*'-tiir mtk : t forty to fitty tborsaxd bkicks of qoalitt d«*«l>*d ah rt ptr d»y wblch rh t ukk-d ten btgb dnect ■" m tfn machine ■■-■nl pr id'-c vi i ban by ha or by aa ■-\ b r na ;. i known r'zhia of the o>wb*f michi e irn ymrd to»t ei.is and it.ii for '*!•. r '■" to j 8 pjkksoss tress bl'-yd-lm i tftirrar ■» . n f marble vvokkb u',k pea£l & swax bts makble wohk in all mb wwt tad bnf liii ifc«mim mtui st k a rm»naiit prkm *>, «»< k.nd.'<r.»»mteiii.-iimi«l •• inri 14 ■— li ■< h y'.n * isaac bollowav jjtuhn i asl uxjkporr sasd sionk klaogijio cusbino rultruuu uoos i>n i»du c»r aid
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| Title | The Buffalo Express, 1870-08-18 |
| Description | Buffalo, Erie County, NY, and region daily (except Sunday and occasional holidays) newspaper, 1866-1878; both preceeded and succeeded by the Buffalo Morning Express. |
| Subject | Buffalo (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Erie County (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Twain, Mark; Clemens, Samuel. |
| Location | New York (State), Western; Erie County (N.Y.); Buffalo (N.Y.) |
| Contributors | Twain, Mark, 1835-1910; Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910 |
| Publisher of Original | Express Print Co. |
| Date of Original | 1870-08-18 |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | TIFF |
| Holding Institution | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Publisher of Digital | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Digital Collection | The Buffalo Express |
| Library Council | WNYLRC |
| Notes | Buffalo Express Vol. 25 No. 8363 |
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| Title | The Buffalo Express, 1870-08-18 |
| Description | Buffalo, Erie County, NY, and region daily (except Sunday and occasional holidays) newspaper, 1866-1878; both preceeded and succeeded by the Buffalo Morning Express. |
| Subject | Buffalo (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Erie County (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Twain, Mark; Clemens, Samuel. |
| Location | New York (State), Western; Erie County (N.Y.); Buffalo (N.Y.) |
| Contributors | Twain, Mark, 1835-1910; Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910 |
| Publisher of Original | Express Print Co. |
| Date of Original | 1870-08-18 |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | TIFF |
| Identifier | 18700818_001.jp2 |
| Holding Institution | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Publisher of Digital | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Digital Collection | The Buffalo Express |
| Library Council | WNYLRC |
| Notes | Buffalo Express Vol. 25 No. 8363 |
| Rights | There are no known copyright issues associated with the Buffalo Express microfilm. |
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buffalo express vol xxv thursday august 18 1870 no 836j by telegraph the war the battle at gavelotte general sheridan with the prut i,n army blockade of geb.man ports erman teasel arriving at the f_-_e meacre reports kte ktc *_. pari aug 17.—th journal ofiasl pnblishesthe dotitioation of the blockad of ths coast of i.eoeva and the prussia btates -" we the undersigned vice-admira and commander-in-chuf ol the naval forces of the emperor of the french ia the nort i.'s considering the state of war between franc and prussia as well a the state of the north german confederation in virtue of the power in us vested declar tbat from and after the 15th day of august 1870 the coasts of prussia and s torth gas man confederation extending from th island of boerknen to the mouth of th kider with all its ports harbors rivers roads etc in a state of effective blockade by naval forces closed in our command and that friendly or neutra vessels shall be allowed ten days in whicii to finish loading and quit the blockade ports proceedings will be institute against all vessels which shall try to break through said blockade according to inter national laws and treaties now in force with neutral powers given on board th fren-h emperor's iron-clad magnonitn statioued between ths english island o haligot and the prussian coast tht 12.1 day of angnst 1970 tha vice admiral commander-in-chief fochichon " the following oflicial dispatch haa .«.•*>_. made public metz aug 17 3 p m.~w had a serious engagement yesterday th lfith near gravellotte we gained th advantsire but lost heavily.—(grarellotte i a small village six miles southeast oi met and two miles west of the mozelle gossip haa it that leboufe's wife is prussian and that the general is confined in the prison of vincennes the steamer haswell while on a pa__tge from hamburg for handerband waa at tacked by a french iron-clad near elbe she paid no att-t-ntiou and kept on her course when the frenchman stave chase aud tired th uecond shot which induced her to show er.-g.is colors and heave to bbc was then ivjarded by the french offi cer wbo ait.:r examining her papers allowed ber to proceed a prussian lean of forty million thalers ia announced at sixty-three the french government has issued a no tification that all peaoefully diapoaed r a uvea of germany desiring to remain in france may do so on condition of taking cut per in its of residence saajs-bkuck aug 17 via berlin king william las appointed general bonin governor genetai of l_o*_bß and general kohelm govern r genera of alsace lond.tn aus-ust 17.—the paris jo_rnal ooofess their innbility to explain the course of the lecent military events in conse quence of the c«-fusion of d.tes am laok of authentic ad-icefi three uepbew of b^rnadotte have joined the french army count cham bard countess montalenbry and other french lcjritin-ists have lent their estates to tbe military authorities for hospital uses a dispatch from carlshrue the head quarters of the baden army dated augus 14 says the people and garrieon of suae burg hare labors wit.fi z^al to arm the ramparts clear the glaris and barricade tht entrances lut the besiegers have de stroy9 h9s o their work on the 13th three slight oonftiols took place a de tachment of baden troops set fire to s rail way train w_il it waa standing in tbs station and one of their batteries approach ed within 300 paces of the fortress an fired on the ra-r.parts the baden troops lost three killec and seventeen wounded the blockade of the german port having been established austria is permitted by tbe russian government to pass merchan dize duly free hr h the port of riga the name of the oouaignee is reiiuired to be ; shown on bills cf lading tbe steamer sentinel belonging to the tyne steam snipping co haa arrived in the tyne with a general cargo from a ger man port thii is the tenth trip made by tbe steamers cf that company since war was declared the ventine on saturday paaaed the french fi-et blckading the elbe without molestati-m he however dipped the britiah ensign o which the french fleet replied by hoisting and dipping the frenc ensign the french blocka-durg equadru consists of larg iruoclade nine ot whic are anchored in a row southwest of bel-go vi-l one of them a paddle-wheel steame is cruising in roadstead the news of eir approach was taken to hamburg friday afternoon by a norwegian vessel the hamburg authorities at once ordered a lighter loaded with torpedoes which has been lying in readiness to go down the river o cuxhaven and await or ders they lso dispatched two fast steamers the caxhaven and heligoland t the mouth of tbe elbe to reconnoitre the sentinel these vessels saturday morning south oi heligoland steaming as fast aa possible for hamburg with the news that the trench ships were close to the island and that a real blockade wm effected as t_e sentinel passed th fleet a french cruiser was overhau'ing a screw collier bound ltward great activity was apparent on the decks of the ironclada but it could out be discovered whether the moving figures were soldiers or sailors at a meeting of tbe tyne ship lnsurai.ee so-iety yesterday a formal resolution ws adopted not to d-iir vessels bound to ports under blockade or the approach to which has beeo rendered dangerous by the re moval of beacon lights and buoys vj_._r.va august 17 in consequence cf the abolition of the concordat the papal nun cio hs been rty.-alled tbe jvtad po»t denies the oon-ectne of the statement a tbe london 7*iiw in re gard to the endly attitude of baron beust towards french pretensions aci it positively contradicts tbe 7im-s report that the austrian pr*-__ier had offered to form a treaty al alliance with france f-t-vkr.rt angnst 17 g*__xa_-*l sher idan with jftaul general webster has through ths goftd offices of minister ban croft been ch.erfu.ly sccorded permus.on by the miiitarf author a to follow the campaign aritl the he ■. isrters of the king new you august 17 a tribune cable despatch from lr-ndoo august 17 says our prjecial writes from berlin on sunday that tho attempt to raise a national loan of 120,000 ha broken down yej-terday subscriptions i-acbed 50,00.000 hot this loan did no pretend to offer a chance for fa-<-or_bl .-»_,*-*»_ j »*"»*■■■ajs p«r saw as at a fixed pnee of 88 onrvpa*-ial rose chalons wtlt*b bnnday tqj , t wo thousand wonndod wev being bronght into amp toooß and tha camp prva-nuad a motmm of 1-0*0*99 disorder and dtsnp_t_o another battle is hark and it will baa mat acre -*____ _ r-ports of a dianrbanoe is pasta a-*e naarttled tha festd mobiles half af whosa ' wml bt-se ray o th r_t*ra of a rsro ' tlie regular army is still torn to the 1 emreror bat abody alae ictbaloa ■ae a e>*-sib $_______* ***** *"* as>wsrior ■*****. nag sssap-y t*j mmwtmmm **/** jr _ a a — s l^taaeaaßa 9*9v_b r*-**y b 9 £*_* ■iaa ro-iiii oa sexuj bat do act throw u>y light oa uy ntoqimm imu tbe mi oorrmpoadaat writes n moo day th.t the pont > kwn ff,:r n rariona sii or wn train nra ituud from chiloni to m«(l in npid corawon carry inn about 7000 oldtfra oompriaing thr*c infantry ngiiimßto asd kirn artillary sen port a momaoa th«y fowd th rail way cut and the fruaia artiuary opoax on th trains which botwj kaek at rapidly aa pnaaihu bat a paaio br k«o aad tknngh ooly two au wen killad many iaaiped from the traina while moriag rapidly the train finally e^t away without ainch loaf new york natioi-al btix.i exchange s*w york aug 17.—five hundred and twenty expelled and delinqaent mem bers of the national stock exchange to-da applied to judge barnard for tha appoint ment of reosiver to wind ap the affair of the concern alleging that tha remaining eighty member are endeavoring to sell ths building and illegally divide tha pro c-sds defendants claim that they have no intention of dissolution or division snd ■rilv propose to asek a less expensive loo turn for the xobanar a dsfailter the brooklyn union thia evening alleges that judge mocuon on his recent depar ture for ireland left a heavy defalcation behind him which will be likely to pre vent his return to thia country 1 he amount which he carried off is said to have been considerable and ia being invested in real estate in ireland th judges proo ■rty in this city is being quistly dis posed ot r..v__nr bfizure william brady's distillery in brooklyn with $ 12,000 worth whisky was seized by the revenue officiate yesterday and three others doing illicit husiuaas were recently dosed steamer accident the steamer india of the anchor line from glasgow aug 6 for new york put back to greenock an the 13th on account cf an accident to her machinery she will depart on the 20th with a usual cargo bb her passsngers have already been forwarded on the cambria and hibarnian the newark collision a coroner's jury will begin to-morrow an investigation of the > orwa.k and lady kuen cohiaion funeral service rev dr k starrs and bar henry w beechsr conducted th funeral services of the iste granville j jenka of brooklyn to-day stolen bonds william j lambert a broadway broker was acquitted this afternoon of swindling condict a co out of 10,000 by means of stolen united states bonds but was imms distely rearrested for having stolen bonds in his possession arrests joo coburn ths pugilist was arrested this afternoon for grand larceny james howard was committed to-day for burglarivog the residsnos of l e chitten den of 500 worth of clothing during tha recent absence of tha family :_ ths oouotry jstnee h somm*rs was committed to-da in default of 2,000 bail to await hia trial for bigamy both wires have children by him he is twenty years old and admits his guilt cocnter counterfeit twenty dollar note of the shoe and leather bank of this oity ar plenty in this city and brooklyn washington naval washington aug 17.—the secretary of the n avv at the reqaest of a number of american citizen residing in north ger many ordered admiral glisson to send a vessel of war up the elbe and weser to affjrd them protection in cik it n reqiired tue indian agbncibs the secretary of the interior ha arrang ed with the indian bureau to restore the indian agencies to civil control scltbamty proclamation a neutrality proclamation ha been pre pared and submitted to the president for consideration prussians 10 lkavc paris official luformation has b«en received de nying that the french government has ordered a general removal of the prussians from paris it has however required 150 prussians to leave the city for the reason that they violated the privilege of domicile by their unfriendly demonstrations against france foreign london exhibition london aug 17.—the exhibition of 1871 in this city will not bo postponed on account of the war uniform coins wallenberg aug 17 an officer of ths baok of stockholm and late member of the international conference for fixing s uniform standard of coins weights and measures has written a letter urging tbe adoption of the twenty-five franc piece with a fixed alloy of one-tenth as moneta ry unit disorder there wss much disorder at s politica meeting sfl l>ublin yesterday but no vio lence pecea.-fd mr mitchell formerly attorney general of ireland is desd hakbor defenses the press urge government to take act:or ou the petition of liverpool for harbor de fenses south ame-.ica a dvices from kio janeiro stats that peaoe with parag*nay is formally pro claimed mexican news havana august 17—advices from mexico of the 11th mat say that tbe wife of juarez is dying the trial of negrote is slowly progressing i the govsrnmsot is bankrupt powers will probably be min ister to waahinirtoi and mari_:_ol will probably sucs_-*e him in the cabintt strong opposition is forming to the ts haatepeo conoeasion cardevoa brother and some other revolutionists have ti-een executed spanish amnbstt mai-r angnst 17 spanish smnssty is at.slate all pending proceedings sgainst political f tenders ar q__*hed personal colotusl hay secretary of the american legation has g">oe to wa_hin_t to adjust the questions rrising from the cuban situation tub hitt.e augnst 17.—baron ooiaka has r-j__o appointed ambasaador of holland to erg!and as ea -■■- miscellaneous a—lai or tiic biihor if albast rri.t aug 17 biahop conroy ol the dioceee ol albany arrived thi alter hood oa aia return irom home he wa mat at tha depot by a reel ooaoo-ree ol eitiiaaa and a proeeaeioa waa formed which eeoorlad him to the at-edral where he delitered a brief addrrae ta the nreafiifi a tbe alia el the cathedral rear a j yona peel ol w.vm while tha proeaa aioo waa aeoriag and antil it tared tha eh arch adt_mmmsat or acrarca taor aaa 17.—tha amiri—i aaao m_—l far tha mm*_mmm af mm*_i mat to-da there ware alaat isb _____ a ag tha meat a___aa_rdeata 1 aad aaraarte af tha a—l »/■tha ****—■i taae—aaf am in i st r____"_nst ha *__*-_* a iaeat—a i ha—t_aaa#.l7 la—eaeaaad raaa ta aha imnarfca tea maarema aaa a_n___>rl>->r tuata*—l .*_-,. a fra handicap for all s*.ss two soil purs 7-u wa won by m_dde carrie at-srion a*at__nd tom c**nuel:y third tisbs t at tha ulan mitchell park a pnrsa cf 1000 mils heats to harness batw_-_u lu and ueorg wilkes wa won by lucy n h straight heat tin.b-2_r 7t 27f •■a vti dr im shop - co**^e_rtlolf sykac-sb august 17.—ths anti-dram shop stat convention mat to day tha sits*daaos was small a lakas-thy and try radical address srns adopted aa ths platform of ths party th following o___natir>_i to ha sapportad at th novembsr •****_■- worm iua.li i for * - ovsroor myron h clarke l_aeut*uant-*_*o»ern>-r c c j_*ig f now york comptroller jamas h bron son of asnat*rde lc_p«-_or of __*_• risons h wilo.it of to-lpkißs caral comdauastonare las b k-b*a*r*a of oswego and w a dowd of w*_l_*g*on oonnty tha stat commit ta ans*c*ait*d last dec m hsr was conunnad labor conqr-ss ciitcihh ati au_o at 17 ■tha x_ahor congress aast this a _*_ committees wara announced hesolutions on tha cherokee land quatttoa iatrodnoad y**ter day alicited deoau stormy at times bub war adopted mr mclana of boston offered i-solutiore repudiating ever thing looking to tha repudiation of the neti mat debt welcoming immigration aud dsclar ing that all man should reosivs tha protec tion of our laws but denying the righ nf ths capitalist to import human f 11 h . hat the purpoa of l«-.ta.idk wagea • u d**_irad ing labor favonng the general adoption of tha sight-hour system protesting against mrther land grants to private companies for lailway or other purpose and declar ing tho tuns is rips for the formation ot a distinct political party in tha interest of the workingmen the resolutions were rs fsrrsd president trevellick'a address aa submitted with a report endorsing it only so far ss it relate to tho chines nigra tion jusst-on mr q'unn of ths committe dissented from the majority report so far as it relate to the money and land ques tion another member of the committee liissenta from it declarations on th 9ub ject of forming a political party judomrnt obtained bosto.n aug 17 in the oass of the merchants insurance ompany of boatoo against xv h mccartney to ncover taxes paid by said cuuipany un |
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