The Buffalo Express, 1870-02-16

              baffalo express vol xxv wednesday february 16 1870 no 8206 business directory sa«k mil ii — a n i.ocatiox of tbe uuajjm unusk op buffalo ith f e of iir rnukn who nuke puri.ha««a in bul !»;■■, b oi-tuitf thin out and uairik it a a referent will fin l;in kj.l tnamßi the i"ti h 0««n arefu ] mad 4.-hi uatnttijr must claas i architects cyrca k poktkk sm miin at a i implsmbirta castings ac uuwauu umj vwkhd chiagu ncircanal ha.skf.ks 11 w t.i'kt * c'i uain ir kenam bund illnt.bs finecastings 4c i i vi.x .'; < m,i:'ir niagara and virgin rt books and stationery 11autj.s tai l*»u si main t.ivnrm tuuiskb a hko 487 main.c.r mohawk ■ i .".* ljim1 mo maia hd w st.ieca 11 u utla^btilmß ulank hooks btationeby 4c s jl ku h.jokwuua v j.jllnmi.n jwmain nlc:^ly ■> ji ka •; v an.l : vi ■ . boots * bboxb a l scheyvut,'i*i main amu ii jewkrr t tiejiaftß buun b(k)k manufacturer j l wucmttbmmg iu4 m«j i'rfß wa»liii{wiu o.sreftionees vhole»»le 4 lieuo h k buuioci a 0 rf s u;v!«i'»ii cabpetb oil cloths keathekd j :.. \ j ituh i fililmfterer 470 main confbctionsa whokwoe lir.m'.1 ukaiok 01 iwieca 11 a m khk i^j mmiiviitkjaioatifft hnu china olab9 4 crockkry hatciicw ■*—'■•■ rt*tit cahiuaoes harvkt wallace lock n-«r rim.rll v ckai keits jtc v uvhnd & bo.n lito ami 107 ihaam coal wholesale v.l hetau «'. h iii'dmey * ( o cjr krio and tcrr»oo hmw liamn ur pnst lan toffkk 4 spice mills chahe 1 ou j3l main bppallh tburehei coal anu lii iron o k wilhttn a 00 90 olil . cor mia««lpf>l k 1 lilli^lituii 1 couuucraal wharf loot o • ll^l-l i dry goods wbl usi & osl^mi 3jalu ditai'ers 4 tailors m h tryos 294 main dyer and renovator uuca9 iuhiaa 48s main envelope manufactprfirs l w l'rori^kk.sa w swan enoravkrson wood oeo d wiuiitman tfw ham fancy goods 40 voi.i.ril kie«li.nu it co ik mtlu fl kniturk 4c isaai i vhitk i main k ulllbtul i i;u.,2j3 main flour fked isd grain w 11 uubb tciracn cur >:»..- fruit and oysters f latt fki:it co 267 wajthington fine brass castings buffalo ilhasa foundry 7s xchaok glass and paper show cards j p hoffman it » itenei-a ut up ai grocers o\tiolm»le a m johnston 7i main groceks wholo"»lo and retail f d iiolman 179 main of.o w si 1i , 17 x h«u«ca genth furnishing goods ai'l-i i 11 btaffoko 3w main fi n i.awrenck ft m^s 1 sis main uott fc blntuict 31i7 main gi;ns and jewelry j o botibon & co ih6 awa hotels bonney's luttkl o»r wanhin|fton and carroll hair work and hair jewelry mrs i'.jumki 113 i mm i harness saddles 4c j s lytle 4 son h ksihanite ipji-^te mannion davl k im mlhkki bucc t tw«r to jno ihtni liiroy jt 8r0.,303 mam hardware iron 4c 0 f walrriiifif 271 main and 9 s<ran hiilll'ono tt xll1 cor i'iaur and soneca biiinky llr.i'ii . & ix m main f"wi.kk a sons y honaca l)t wrrtc weed a 0o a im mvn cur w y««n hardwakk ami mktals pratt ft co 4(1 i-i mid mtltfßm hot air fi/knacks a d bhimkkt si main hats caps and rubs c * f obohoee bos main bkkotolti » ko.,»lm»in w)l wll'l'hll'l ml main ikon foundry eaole iron wurkb pffy,cor warfaßpyi ci.intun lllus woliks church n-jfcckmm iron foundfks engines koilkrs oeo y tikit so.sr « co waahinfftall in ihii iron nails r r spiks 4(j tkatt i co hi 4haud mjtcrmre lager keer bhuakds ac y it'll vel kot.steh 201 main it light cahriage and sleigh d c ooliwln.aaaand i 36 wa.'lilnf,'l<:i looking glass picture frames huwakd b uu.ntino 15 b swan malleablf iron pratt * lktchwoktu 6a aei-1 i 4 terrace marble mantles a_nd grates (' s cooper 611 delaware l 6waktz i co u main marble 4 granite works t'kmmons * forbon comer cmirt and morgui joiin oiiawfoiid 107 and wj niasara millinery vvholes.ile nd retail 11em1v o-rrikx ?««•:[•. w 11 woodward 4uu mnin mourning gocds dodd best a co 414 main manufacturing jewelkrs ic u f juenoi.isd 327 waahinfc-t.jn organs poruble ripe derrick feloemakf.r » co 89 41 and u clinton organs melodeons 4c oe a puinl'e * co.,ni.ij.'iriis<vpnth1s<vpnth and ma oils paints fto s pease of and 07 main tlaming mills doors sash ac w a evasb 4c0 mechanic printers 4 ka4hk book man'fs b4kkr « jonb9 i-y and il-i wanliiucu.n slrc^t tlastic slate roofing b r innes j4l miin pianos music 40 cottieu » lu.xtos 203 ma.v piano manufacturers c kvkt/.man 10 108 am 110 baiavia deyink ukhb 4 1 niairira am tmljmmt paper hangings dc u n mi.i.i , : ■■ mostoosikhy er.>s 595 main merrett mchoi.s of miin photographers w m ksigut lie main .-. b hambleton i'o and 400 main 11 l bliss 579 main sewing machines oitover t baker h m co 411 m:un wiikeler * wilson 8 m co 275 main cor wiijjox * 01888 3 m co 14 s dirulon how a m co..isw swan klorf.kce3 »• co 401 main saddlery hardware ac pratt a letc jwortu 5 and 54 t rraco silk hat manufacturers c mackenzie 137 main stovk hollow ware bird a co cor brace t an.lf.rie oana stained glass buffalo stained glasd woub 29 pearl i y ' l burns 208 main school fup.nituke w ohask a son seventn scales and safes buffalo scale wobks 63 main stoves and hardwaee shaw ferris » co 446 main stoves furnaces and range i swartzaco 363 main trunks daniel 11 liuhpim'ey bncce«tor to jno hnc pbrey & bro 903 main st tobacconists a m adams fc co.,2s9wanhlnrt<>n a 48*50 pearl gibson v howabu co wo washington watches jewelry 4 diamonds pitkint jf.welry stoke 2»2 main ttt dickinson 2m hals dah b castle to main tevenb bros 450 main watch makers * jewelebs tolifri walker 1 1 main married si't.hctk i il'.'i om at ida resiaenre o i"f br d«*i mother kinth mt by rev i h mullrr m»rcti h sp*oc*r of jmkion mirh , nm ii nvuie k pro jm of thii city jukmß paper j.l.we copy ii'.ossoii—mclean~f*h 12 by the rer a d wilbor albert it blowom and mrs m..r u me !■*■>, all of thiit cttj died rotce r«b 18 in ihls dtj mn lury b rojc ndhnan piari on tkraui t 1 i/cloek bar rmuhis will t ukaft to u»uvi lor burial bl6-st hadon—f«li 11 in thli d of heart dimue m<imiit,iwm m ! new york arrival f green-wold's rematns fro bavaxa an imposing clbis demon stration preparing on the occasion op the funeral heavy reward of tereh bt the legal association for the arrest of mr eaton'j assailant bt tilrnkarh to till kiflsaa.i in york february 15.—the body oi greenwald one of the americans rocenth murdered at havana was received to da per steamer biennue and taken charge ol by his friends the funeral takes place at an early day when a large demonstration is expected the american free trade league will hold a meeting on thursday the 24th iv ' btant in the hall of the open board of brokers several congressmen are eipecu to deliver addresses all relapsing fever patients hare been tranferred from belletue hospital to black well's island the board oi health have engaged a house in the sixth ward as a temporary reception house and temporary pavilions are to be erected on the island the fever is however now on the decrease the case of oakley cashier of the mer chants exchange national bank has gone to the grand jury he having waired a pre liminary examination assistant united states assessor gould tompkins of brooklyn is under arrest fur collecting money on falae pretences martin ft cook has been held in 300 bail charged with complicity in the fraudt alleged to have been committed by ex mayor farrington wright one of the persons injured by the boiler explosion on thirty-third street yesterday died today the other sufferers will probably recover it is said that th boiler was ten years old and unfit for use a barn adjoining the i'nion race course was burned last night and a named named libby was burned to death the frigate colorado captain < leorge h cooper was put iv commission to-day for a cruise in the east indies she goes ont ria the cape oi good hope but a powerful tug intended for the east india scjuadron will go via the suez canal the bar association has elected william m erarts president the association offers a reward of 5000 for tho arrest and cenviction of the assailant of norman 15 eaton albany confirmetiun ofjthe bl'fkalo police and the state loan commissioners an inteb.bstisu battle over the hew york city court of susions-tammany defeated by a tote of m to « warm debate on the election of inspec tors bt tklbgtuj'u to tiir kxpxesb | albany february 15.—the senate to day confirmed the following nominations for loan commissioners koyal corbin clinton county reuben e robie steuben county alexander stephens stenben jouutyj henry h hnntington schuyler county james 11 miller rcnuclaer county hiram d hull uensaelaer couu ty chauncey matthews herkimercounty william m mosher herkimer countyi ku hard cottrell clinton connty tor buffalo police commissioners har mon s cutting robert h best and ralph courter the legislature albany february 15 senate bills were passed to facilitate the payment of taxes by railroad companies amending the act to form societies to prevent horse stealing relative to employers and employes confirming the action of the buffalo common council relative to the insane asylum the senate agreed to go into executive session at one o'clock mr creamer moved to discharge the ju diciary committee from the further cons ration of the bill repealing the act allow ing the excise moneys to be appropriated t sectarian schools and the rame be referred to the committee on municipal affairs mr chapman moved that the committee on charitable and religious societies be discharged from the further consideration of petitions ou tho subject and that t same be referred to the judiciary commit tee agreed to—l 4 to t the qaestio'i was then on mr creamer's motion to refer the bill to the committee on municipal affairs the senate without disposing of the question went into executive session on reopening the doors on motion of mr tweed both the bill and petitions relative to the appropriation of excise moneys to sectarian schools were referred to the com mittee on municipal affairs adjourned assembly a great number of bills relating to this city and brooklyn were introduced one by mr blair amending the act for the further protection of female employes in the city of ew york bills were passed : amending the charter of the village of dunkirk amending revised statutes relative to supervisors preparing lists for grand juror excepting in n»w york and kings counties mr flagg moved that the bill placing special sessions court in new york be committed to the committee on cities mr mitchell enqnircd at whose request the motion was made mr burns stated that he had been re quested by several parties in new york to be heard on this bill mr mitchell stated that the gentleman who introduced this bill was absent and that he mitchell had intended to more to f lay the bill aside when it came up for a third reading he then proceeded to de j nounee the court as at present organized i and claimed that the bill was a proper one i mr husted opposed the motion to re commit there has been no undue kaate in this matter the bill has been fully dis cussed in the committee of the whole | and has been ordered to a third reading , mr white insisted that there were good reasons why the bill should be recom mitted the speaker called attention to the fact that he found by the dumber of this bill that it had by boqd manipulation been made to take precedence over forty-nine other bills ahead of it mr field moved the previous question on mr flag's motion which was ordered mr kiernan before voting stated that this bill had been reported under an agree ment upon it by the new york delegation and he regarded the motion as coming with a bad grace from the gentleman from jlecs selaer mr flagg in the absence of the gentleman who presented the bill he thought the moat proper course to purree both aa regards etiquette and parliamentary usage was to lay the bill aside until the gentleman having it distinctly in charge was present mr flagg's motion to recommit was car ried by 51 to 43 bills were passed amending revised statutes relative to a stißimary of proceeding to recover posses sion of lands amending the act to punish the causics of death by neglect or wrong ful acts to carry into effect an act to aid the fjmira female college relative to we/erred eaaset in ths supreme court sad jo»rt of appeal to enabfe u american and foreign bible society to consolidate with the american baptist society the bill for the tetter protection of tb life and limb of psnom eagaged in msekan - ical or mining operation ws lost by 40 u>u | mr flagg morad a reconsideration and to table that motion carried beoass till 7:30 p m ! vranm nnsio i tw hob cusasmttnr took p the bill btvnstifm far the efcpctiom c canvassers sad inab^bshb tj elaosionc lct£*«ri»t*7u . mmi fa *• tnt imlm tii*t illiismiilbi york esoept mißicipftl offiww jadffm mr kiernan opposed thii amendment maiming that th bill as it wia protected thi parity of the ballot bo i mr chapman mid that if he ooam at hn time more an amendment to the tit'n f the bill he would cal it an act to fn courage kraudnlent voting in new york he then went on to d«ouoc fraudulent i voting in ew york saying there wen i men there who voted at every electiod twice thrice yet twenty time a motion to report progress was re jected hitchman's motion was lost he then moved that the board of super visors appoint the inspectors and canvasser for the next election he was opposed to allowing the old officers to act or to have the police commissioners appoint them aud then proceeded to state how illegally these officials had acted in the past mr klernan said the cat was now not of the bag and proceeded to denounce the ma jority of the board of supervisors ♦ mr hitchman said he was willing toghe the appointing power to the judges of the superior court or court of common pleas mr hasted said it did him good to hear these confessions of great frauds in new york by both wings of the democratic party but as to the bill he didn't see any thing in it designed to benefit the republi can p*rty in the l*»*et mr bergen spoke at length denouncing the corruptioes in new york and attribut ing them to the registry law of js6s which placed the elective machinery in the hands of partisan pulice commissioners mr m bite blamed the judges of new york for discharging persona arrested as repeaters as to the inspector it was an important question who shall act as inspec tors at the next election there were now at least sixty of these officers who are ille gally acting as inspectors but the great trouble waa in the magistrates discharging repeaters after they were arrested and be fore they were got to the station house the committee then on motion of mr jacobs reported progress in the house on motion of mr kiernan the bill was ordered to a third reading adjourned washington testlbday's executive nominations ridn resiqna'ion a3 chairman of the election commute eipected—pro ceedings in congues3 | ft tel&akai 1 to tub eitrbu ] washington ft mary 15.—the follow ing nominations w«-<e sent in to-day max webber assessor of the internal luivenue for the sixth district of ew york wick ham ii <■!!«. collector of customs for sag harbor new ork silas m mathe son collector of customs fur punkirk new york the ( ommittee on ways and means heard to-day a body of sngar reliners from new york who stated that they represent ed besides their own interests those of im porters they want a more numerous clas sification of sugars than that in the bill already reported but the probability is they will not obtain it the bill may be so amended as to leave in the customhouse samples of imported sugars for subsequent examination the election committee in view of the action of the house yesterday which is considered adverse to the adoption of the new plan of drawing a jury from th ■ house by lots will proceed at once with the contested cases it is apprehended that mr paine will ask to be relieved from the chairmanship of the committee the secretary of war has submitted to the senate a bill designed to facilitate th acquisition of sites for national works of defense and to protect the public treasury against the combinations sometimes formed by owners of real estate which may be re quired for public use for the parpose of extorting from the united states an exorbi tant price inasmuch as the erection of ad ditional batteries for the defense of tho im portant points on the coast of the united states is a pressing necessity early and favorable consideration of tho subject is recommended the following hn been received here cleveland ohio february 15 to hon c delano i hare ordered the seizure of deimer's house with one hundred and twenty-three barrels of highwines and directed the clos ing of allen ft drechlo's distillery and their arrest mr violation of the law signed georce w dwrer xlist congress—second session washikuton february 15 senate the vice-presil>e>*t laid before the senate a communication from the secretary of war in reference to the acquisition of sites for coast defences mr mokton rep intl i offered a re solution which waa agreed to calling upon the president for information as to the num-1 ber and character of the ironclads belong ing to the navy what they have cost and their present condition j committees of conference were appointed upon the disagreements between the two houses on the naval deficiency and mili tary academy bills . on motion of mr ramsey the bill to abolish the franking privilege waa taken up the question being on the amendment of mr drake to allow the free transmission of newspaper exchanges through the mails as at present mr morriix rep vt delivered n argument upon tbe necessity of various modifications of the bill in the event of its passage the bill was then laid aside and the un finished business the mississippi bill wii then taken up i after speeches by'mevrs bayard m ■-- mn and davis the senate adjourned ddk j mr smith rep vt presented a pe tition from citizens of sir states interested [ in the use and sale of lumt>er for the repeal | of the law imposing duties on imported | lumber , mr julian rep lad from the committee on public lands offered a reso lution to close the land office in any state where the unsold public lands do not exceed 10,1)00 acres passed a question arose as to the order of busi ness mr pawes wanted to go into committee on the legislative appropriation bill mr butler of teun wanted to call up the greene-van wyck contested election case and mr swarm desired to dispose of the resolution reported from the committee on foreign affairs in reference to the im prisonment of americans in great britain for political offenses ■ the discussion occupied half an hour but finally the latter subject got preference on condition that it should be disposed of in the morning bour mr cox dem n v asked and ob tained leave to bave printed in the '//'.■*• a statement whien he had received of the ! grievances and sufferings of those political prisoners mr svva dem md addressed the , house in support of the resolution about a down members obtained permi inn to have speeches on the same subject printed in toe glob tbe resolution which calls on the presi dent for information was then adopted the house then at 1 as took up the con tested election case from tft xltfa con*res siool district of new tcrk the rmttn tions reported by the commitsee being that george v green the sitting jer '« i^tentitled to a seat a»d that charles h v^^e^w^dt2i«d ta 4 sad went otot ntil to-morrow ; bills were introduced and referred as fol l b mr < harchiu-to regmlait ihe fees of ieattoraeym etc in the united bt*tee coatts by mr morrio of famtjimrim—au thorizing tht p*yrant h omu*m t p«r mhwwfmmjmtod m wl inn l haweniaawdi>tel]r unnri dnfted sod held to service adjourned cthtuiiiiu oatipm»i 6t ucii febm«t **■—*■ i ■► ml rf ommttrtntm 10 liimmimn m mlltni in vim oo.tj illioom tbor«uy list by ainetba of oolobcl whiulr of tw uaited itan ser tic jdtajmtosfrieefau warn foreign k'nq w|[.i.iams spbbch considered jif\acis<i bt the frkkch—fti'mored disaitktioie ik thi arm exi an church oladstone*s bill for land rkljcf is ireland-later from paragpay-lopez still disputihg the advance 05 thi slues i it vblmkafti to tub nrttwtt i ißn kebrutry l — the emperor and prtnoe imperial visited bois de boulogne to-day the prince who has completely recovered from hi recent illness and skt,ted on the lake empress eugenic it quite ill and oould tim a <• vnnany the paity the of the king of prussia at the opening of the federal parliament is not well received herel nearly all the jour ntli consider it menacing the la liixrte nays the family of king lou it of bavaria have met at munich to consider the question of raooounandwg his withdrawal from the throne la li'trte thinks the matter may well beoome one oi national importance germany it the corps i^rislatif to-day m < hoiseul a depnty of the left asserted that his party in the chamber really repro eutoil the majority of the country tins called forth an indignant denial from m olhvicr he d«clared that the present ministry were the true representa tive of the majority and if supported by it they would do their duty a wise gov ernnyent he continued conciliates opposi tion bat does not entice its policy the majority is not intolerant but the minority havo no right to assume to speak in the namfi of the nation m jules favre declared the minister had insnljed and calumniated tbe party of the left m ollivier concluded the discussion by statitik that tbe government wok id persist in itsliberal course but » lr r««ist dan j;eroui agitation whether in the streets or press keligiois rome via paris february 15.—advices from tjunstantinople represent that tho ar menia is by a large majority hare decided not t > recognize the authority of their patrii rch for the reason that he is too feeble to resist the encroachments of the pope of rome on the rights of the eastern churches the turkish government is dis posed to support the armenians in this re solution and fears are entertained of a flchism between them and home spain mamid february 15 the duke of montpi osier will leave madrid to-day during his visit here he desired to remain ineoynit >, but his presence was known througl out the city it is reported that ho will pr ceod to london england lobbm february 15.—the house of lords transacted no business of importance to-day and it adjourned early to enable their lordships to attend th house of commons where the new irish land bill was to be introduced in tho house of commons the benches were tilled and the galleries crowded notion was given of bills to relieve the bishops from attendance on psrliameot and to reduce the rate of letter and news paper p<istage a deo'-al was made on the part of the governavant that negotiation had been entered upon for the renewal of the com mercial treaty with france mr gladstone then asked lea-re to bring in a bill tor a land reform in ireland he referred to the day ou which he introduced the irish church mill when other measures to meet i.he demands of ireland were pro mised siid said he would now proceed to fulfill th>t promise he recapitulated the history <*" the land question since 1533 and the necrsiity for its settlement was now generally admitted he hoped there wonld be a n-'.iiioii of all parties in fs*or of the pro posed re&>nn the best talent f the king dom had been applied to for the solution of the probl m it must gratify the irish peo ple to see england giving years of übgrudg ing labor to the understanding and redress of their j rievancei the recent agrarian outrages 1 rere not due to the revival of this question they were not of frequent oc currence n the agricultural sections and were rare n the purely celtic ones the irish land ten are were widely different from thotw of england and scotland the irish lani lord usually differed from his tenant in olitics and religion and seldom lived on h ■ estates the tenant was bound to i m pro re the land bo t was often deprived of the crops he had planted th people beljsved the soil was their own and that it had been taken from them by con qnest and confiscation daring the last years whiuj the value of labor had remained stationary the cost of living had increased and the progress of ireland had been check ed half a century of legislation bad done nothing for the small landholders or the peasantry mr gladstone then reviewed the legisla tion on thi subject since the act 01 the union and h»t continued emigration was a good method of relief when voluntary but when it beoame compulsory tod men were compelled t leave who were willing to re main it wai exile and angered its victims on tbe west of ireland where the tenant was the lear secure the value of the land had not do bled in ninety year while in england it had trebled within that time and i i scotland where the tenant was mort secure it had increased six fold mr gladstone then enumerated the fea ture of the bill which he proposed to intro duce it provided for the security of the tenure the facilitation of transfer and par chase of isnd for loans to the tenants do siring to hay and to landlords to enable them to recuim the waste lands the new law is to be administered by a court of arbitration the i'lstey customs are to be reoafrnized improvements giving ralne to the land are to be paid for and eviction for non-pay tnent of retit are to bar all against tenant nctioes to quit are to give the tenant one ystar's time from the end of the current yemr^and the county oeis is to be divided bntv'sen landlords and tenants the bill will he read a second time austria vbbwa february 15.—-the fret pres confirms the report that the protest of austria and other catholic powers against the papal sylifrboa has been transmitted to rome i at : from j'aragt v lisbon pet nary 15.—the rio janiero journals cont in accounts of the engage ment at rio v de the brazilian under colonel fusm aseealted and oanied the paraguayan ntreoohnmnta without any loss lopez was near the sccfte of tbe ac tion some of his officers hftd gone ever to the braxdia.li the dominion orisiso or vaiuunst-^rnopsia or the bpuch1 of the goymso o«h al bt t»-a*m to *■■ ill 1 ottawa f«hnimt »«■—>*• dominion partimmßt opwl to-d»j by a ipuca from ttegonntr l<«nl ho allllfea to tha gaunl prapn^iu coodi tio ol lun aa v the diatnrba in tka north»^»t tarn tory luttfi i ■> 4<ht it imnu w ex 1 h.ut v«7 b aof nnmhti kato ; adopting tualuuna nwl utmt adrimi w m to p»ct that th giwddlw cuinu iitert«kmd by * partita rtl in kamtmta n gi t»i miian to hdo to tt iw|lim<im m i km owmltobtaulo to than tw*m oud in *** — i inn zd mmm«»mll<<i»«m*l*4n«m o tbtsar tarraorm wit s»k obj«t tf-mj daa«oviar«ota wn»?nart!/»irtcan««v>»ja mniwattfca pwwdin far juhmt i ii ■■ lalvif w »> j«k*bß*lv a^bßßaa*ja naitabbbb^bbbbbbv a^bm^bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbi tary ililmmi ha tko lapnlmtßt af •■ irj-2 aiitaiafcata af ■*» mmm wui lo w abauttad far iiblhimk the finances he says an in a satisfactory state he uoam—d the loyalty of the militia and the encourageaaeat of immigration » n l concludes by yiag it will be hia pleasing duty to report to flat majesty's gcveru ment that the nhsbitaaas of the dominion are well contented with their position and prospect sad that tte wish bearcat their heart ia to avail trues»llv«s of the fran cbise awl fan powers at ifjefatinii which they possess in order to baud p as a por tion ol the british empire iawjtations of their own choioe and by-lawa of their own making prince arthur oonpkd a esat at the right of hia excellency crimes and casualties heavy »■ ibbe»y philadelphia february 16 l**t night the store of cooper * conard ninth ud market streets was entered by burglars ud robbed of 20u0 yard of lilk valued at about 5000 held roil trial bosrrox february 15 u the municipal court jr 8 f baohelder charged with manslaughter in baring eaoaed the death of martha a hill wia bald in 9000 bad mctderem convicted kiviu new jersey february 15 the jury in the caaa of mrs koeannah rogen tried for the murder of her half brother have rendered a terdiot of man slaughter with the reoommendation to meroy inyi.muarisji pouohkkirsia february 15.—frank t re main's carpenter shop at wappiager's falls was designedly act on fire last night au-1 de stroyed loss 2600 covered by insur ance si'fpocatid i'im dhtria february 16.—two men were fatally suffocated by coal gas at glou oester new jersey on saturday night last capital punishment st johx n 8 febrnary 15 john a monroe was hanged this morning for the murder of catharine vail hia mistress and their child in september he left a written cenfesaion of his crime mail robbir arrested chicago february 15—william jones driver of a wagon employed to transport the mails from the chicago poetoifice u the rook island depot baa bean arrested for robbing the mails of over one hundred thousand dollars worth of drafts it has been his custom for a long time to drive to out-of-the-way street to cut open the mail bags with the nisistaniri of an aoooanplioe and abstract large numbers of letters con taining drafts it is not known whether he has ever taken money double came boston february 15 maria hill ar rested on suspioion of being implicated in the murder of jacobs ia stougbton has made a confession charging two colored men named william k hill and john phillips with the murder the motive was bobbery terbiblk teaqedt pornhknpsis flbruary 15 a horrible affair occurred at ohioville ulster county to-day a deaf and dumb negro named gardner employed by a wealthy farmer named daniel a haibroucke attacked tho latter with an axe and after repeated on slaught out and mangled his head in a ter rible manner a physician of this city left the victim at half past 4 o'clock in a dying condition the negro has been arrested miscellaneous passed over the veto isttslaeaarb to ras sxrassa harri.ibcro february 13.—the senate to-day debated the bill allowing writs of error to the supreme court in criminal cases and finally the bill was paaaed over the veto by a vote of 22 to 5 this bill waa intended to govern the schosppe oase the bible is schools cllff-litnati february 15 the judges of the superior court have rendered thoir decision in the case involving the question of the exclusion of the bible from the pub lio schools the action was to dissolve an injunction heretofore granted to restrain the operation of the resolutions of the school board declaring that the reading of the bible and religions books should not be permitted in the schools judge hagens held that the provisions of the constitution recognised the religion of christianity and acknowledges that religion and morality are necessary to good govern ment that the state uaea religion as a means of promoting good government and therefore the exclusion of all religion in struction from the public aoeooks ia oon trary to the provision of the bill of rights judge storer concurred in these views and the injunction was made perpetual election 19 syhaccs stsacnn february 18.—the charter election to-day was closely oontsatid the republicans reelectad mayor clark by 356 majority and one overseer of the poor and one justice the democrats elected one jnstioe one overseer of the poor aad two assessors on supervisors the republi can carry five of the eight wards on aldermen the democrat carry fire of the eight ward the common council stands five democrat te three republicans the board of supervisor of onondapo county a reported to-night stands 19 re publicans to 8 democrat georgia senators ati.amta february is.—ln the legisla ture to-day major whitely now solicitor general for an inferior court waa chosen united states beaator for the term ending 1871 colonel h p farrow now attorney oeneral waa chosen for the term ending 1873 and foster blodgatt for the term commencing 1871 the dalihmjial*l gener ally abstained from voting preferring to rely on the aamisaion of messrs hill and miller the republican candidate re ceived tfca majority on the joint ballot of all the members elected the result will be annnnnnod in the joint convention to morrow texas lemi texas february 18.—the sen atorial lection ia hied for the kd instant the x vth amendment ha baas ratified thexlvth has passed the houae the president of the senate has been de clared ineligible by oeneral reynolds and uaaeated mean felato and flam cii amilives from the third aad thirtieth district have been unseated aad radicals put in their plan a romantic story bow alive la ta vre was maid wot aito widow ik tex lams houe rnatkdt l<*ll-im,wn«t't ta qamm oi ta cm cm in^iiiv aim l f»»t uw damaw lohku'i variatiaa 81m ana poatana that dri mm nud-lifta thm from taair mate v i oa torn tiling uke ilium tea tta tliawi thaimnlatastaf karantiiig and aaauiisc k uh to ha aaaaaaam aod wa adwaa lawaptibla tobuw to kaap aw.v fraai kar bat .!>. haa a hiatory that ia minhai naiiatii wa tod ia as ax aasaa a^saf lha fhl*^nrg aamiiav a b^r lif aaxpnatitfm tba iai wlaata lalatad are trma aum la fana m bam ia haw york a aad ia twmtr yaatw at afa 8h daaami*r«ur »» »• at*hk»j**aa to had aapaariaaa it ia a haa lamhama thin not to aap and not to kaaw whan to lie thanaa aka wart ipoa mw ikige she ah too at itaaa tkaat aaa«a of h«n mmt iirta>i aaittaranlkayahak.a withpiaty twy — i aaaahagin imintii i mitt«m ■ imui tm^mummm bri«_ik«ua-d>iraawdta ajisa la fa»f ia a mat dt ptmmt tbc terjmhar vaa"oiawlartafaavaf ball l liiliai lals4<atewaa«»apma,laok i a»«»a»«h»l ii iii «■ mawta - aam ham af k^aamac w om-ca iah a-ario aattetaasrpm fa^l lwmaa»w •■■■ n the buffalo expbf.ss itblisnisd bt the kxprf.ss printing co no 14 k swas btkeet mjnlftf bjffw per ymr ho no f*e mid evening exprom " 000 w««k|y fciprtm " 1m the i:kk a.m eve^infi ejcpkbs4 two edi tion l 2 uvl 4 p m delivered m hty ib rri en l twklvc centd r we«k ./, po mtical i>ept tblican county commit the r-vuar ineetirtf of the gunuiiuee will b lufclat their ro.ii arcade building n 1n .. trrning i f ach week at 7 o'clock until further 1 the oxutni'tee r<x.roi are rro/ided with the lead lmrs>|m.u>cai r«|*n and will be er.t pen fi<*i a a u to t ('. 11 e*ch day for tre tiv n . b mil of the ~-■■;.. at/>n'zo tanner chairman aliiekt hal3ht.»ecr«tory »* jgyjjmßalg chajrcbb ~ for sale—a splendid saloon in a i itjf.n very chimp loan r *• .■ r.dwakdh & bixklani x 2 brown's building w^anted a partner in a good 1 1 [*> nit hmliiew ult a imail capital rto::'rh a:-r . > it room vj it over 190 rain et b\.s dkoq stork kor sale—in onfc of the t.«-t localities in the city of buffalo a id*]l ttmouat of cuh required down will ie ■ m « a bargain if applied for on addreai j 8 ftuf!a ivta-nted—a partner with a t t capita a 99000 to enlarge an established an i tirrwarful manufacturing tnwpnae apply v juiin otto 81 fear rt for hale cheap one-fourth f th patent i ued to merrill b sherwood f r a process fvr salting and p-eeerrinj ucaft ti vethar with the mqpwy machinery construct und r the i*-r.-',na ttipervhwi of the teut«e faf psmftfasfnatssrvil per day the si id pitrnt won hir ml ii urn pri»ripw ami runs mu«<*n yt-an fr i.h m ' eviim r t , nt»r i-a/al small store and cottage f sale n 104 and loc south dhiaion stroc a h<yxi ixiamcah .-,■'. -■.-! pleasant :• .; i ■■■, mill vi i low and on casv term t*j i.kh ft i'k.hkhinii 1.1 west nwin t i>akhry kok walk ok to kk j near hw perry and wai-liiiirton enqu bt c liaktholomyfr via klk at a iood business chaacii—uoi il frame dwelling wi:n tiii tup uttachtd fucn bam and outliuiidin^n w-il luotutd in the vilajtc aurora premuf ■> teula and iu>ck with ifuod w ■ r uui.im ir wittauut tools and atock will be o)d m lex a pickkbino 1j wnt swan rt a rare t'ffance—for sal complete retail itock of ilata capa aixl fu mjhi the mod will of an d eatabliahed o»ncc a leute of 0m store na he obtained un reaaoita tenrn for ertkiilari addre f u drawer 17y a^l - hotel property for salk or i eichaiifrc situated in th best i-n-n i |,- d the villayo of attica with 1 acre of lac>l b&rn etc for further particulars apply to _ l.ekit pitjkkkikw la vf swin t goc»d bukb ess chance :.-■:.>■.■:■. eaublit-hinont oomifti of mtock ainuunthiic to ai>o>it 12500 lease uf prt-m ■■■... i ti :!..■•;.■ for the businerw ami t i will whirh i v&luamr any one wishing i'iircham will find t h a rare bargain call or ad ire il pickekihu brokers and a'j9 real eiuu a^c at 13 w swan it , buffalo anteii^a partner with a cuh capital <■( 13000 to $ 000 io a well utab liahed paying bu.in in thin city proflu larje ri'ki nominal one \, *.:> •■ f ukin(f ot office buaineim preferred addresa tiiruuyh tin po>to(bce business 14-tl jitjtmtks7 f anufactt'rers and trader xtj bank btuck wanttd by lex a pickekin n woat swan xt n*7 wanted three ob rol'r 000 h<>ii»i w«rth from thru to five thniiaant ikllan each a\-\))y to euwakus a bucklas heal kaute and insurance brukm no 1 urnwn'n ruildlng als help-fbm ilk wanted an operator on a ■■ •;.!. machine apply to the foreman at morkisa smith's po<>t and sli >« fact rv soi k«chant[e t np;.«>wite the mantlon houae ' it / iook wantkd—at cor north v and bowery tta rafcreic t rt^uircd bl.'.-sr wanted to go into a large country village.a i'rote-ta'.it an up-frtaira m il iiuire at 770 main at j m seven rt st wanted a t r kir1 to to gaaml ho use work hl5-?t 71 north st.—wanted a com { 1 petent cliamb-.-rmaid one that ihnronjrmy un il nitandi d niiig-r^om work no other need apply _ ma 3t nan main st.—wanted a joo l b-iok mwot apph immediately to 11>1jn i • kw.mii \ ji.iinmin j in st 1.1 c 0 07 main st up htaiim--want ()-. i ed,agtrlud g fcuy uit m i oo main—waktfcd a goo i u r , bl wanted—teh active mkn t t am tor mark t—uiv new wor '■ uammnttaateoad addroasutu w uorola ho main bt bg-gw rilo book binders—wanted x fomardor i'.akek i jomii 138 und 8 wa3liuii,-t"ii k ~~ fox salt f(»k balk—furs building lot on morgan near huron iit iuxlii'-i rcßoraoh si*esui.r bl tf 241 main at pox salk—a laboe property j in the creek a'l finely di-cutl with dee watiy immodiate fo ■> v.n us jouw.otto 81 peirl t \ good engine and boiler for i~v n»1«j 0 mm at the li.iun flanintf ml jiullkk 4 ktcii ilnwalt oocnar f*m iwgm it foll sale—a delightful re3l dt-ncf at batavta in goretee l.'ounty wi.li la'ice and highly cultivated gruurili the h u»e h inn f with iu im.hlcrn coiiveni:inca aj>p!y to a-io john ottu si kiirl st dwellings for sale by how ard & ( luppf.ll no 348 main h on clinton ntn-tt a larife and eificnuivtly fln'shed brick >!■>■: ■ with tca and waur ' rou^huut the hiiuio gwil bath r--«m with h<>t and cold war i-i lut and rn<-d barn will be sold on reasonable terms or eicnan^ed for a arm near the city or a mailer and 1«1 expeunwe dwellintr fciml pon north piviri n itreet su 2fw 2-rt-jir brick i>h at lie witli all iv dcra impr vt-meiil aji'da laryc lit on south dirl-jon itreet no 2w 2dtory brick flrtt cms wah and water lain and inni*i:u liouaf on cak street so 73 2-story brick with n qplptj ith great ijuautity and variety of fruit en m un seneca street no t hatj brk wi h g*s and waler alwi two othor i!-it>ry brick j.ousestu sen-ca street near loui«i»ua utrenl on franklin itrect no 20 2 rtorr brick bout thera-ideitco of the late t b tild n bw 171 or sale — two 2stort new frame hou-en with 9 water and g.wvi cellars n-a 167 and s6'j swai t appli to hainhs 4 ia.ck.3on lumber dial r 3c7 sene«a at comtr 1.0 utaiana bic-sw por sale 2-story brick house x so iw nnfa division st uraii water b-.td cellar and all m !■ rts i-npro\eio«nt lot usli tekuuto.s i si'kjscek blmf 44 main nt f)r sale—2 story brick house no 98 cmvafl a with g water cellar lot 25 xs4 feuquson & tfauc'b bls u 2 main it totet—itwom mo let—a large front room l lurni-jied or unfurnished without bj;r at j*o llltcott at u 1 doom with steam power to lv let com r of erio street and terrace t_prin t colik 8t co il rooms and power to rent tli ro;.ni3 arc desirable and the power o'n | inquire of z k ti holme-1 sliehuaa ct and the canj.l buffalo _ to iet^niorses for rent—no 305 delaware st and so 9 waahin^ton st bw john otto 81 pearl ft i?or rent—no 303 franklin st i i a 2 atory brick dwelling nh win well fur nished thruuyhout tfood barn atta-hed apt>lv to a2a john otto si pe^rl at to let—stores to let—the large and com in di us store lately in the o^upar.cy of rtew ard.bentleyft cheney known aa n 143 maio at this t ct>n*idtr.d one of thu mutt desirable btana for buaiimm in th city inquire of ciia9 v shkpakd gumrlian ac over above described atora l store for rent—tub old es übluhed atutd of tb late jacob selbold no 220 main at apply t-j tu johs otto 81 pearl at mokses and cajumageb horses for sale—during the conittiff aeaftm between march 15 and ncten fn-r u the buffalo street railroad company i 1 ell one hoodred harm oat ot thin young audio good condition the honws may be ten and to prices aaretuincd of tho brramu the rtablr of the company on main and niagai itnets oa and after march is 1970 . alw 1 r xile at the prwent time or to bs x ehaavml for other bem aultabl lor tbe tusrfw ci the coktfauiy ten very hum mm wfalsk wire brought iran canada lut rail mi ■!!> fosj jab h ll.hyliw.itaht boiephc amd lodcixc qa bllicott st.—a few board • '" xxi .■■>■.'.■ .-«:-. linn fuifri with board nod ru-m a * f.-w day boarden wanted ! l-l-*',r ewu galft houses for sale—2-story frame houbi 1 story fraioe bouaa no 900 w«hinrv-n st i ry framehouae on fargo avenue 2-story frame h i>e wo 76 pine rt it«ry hrirk hnuw on poison at htory brick boti m ko 3ws jer-ey st 2j-«tory brkk houae no muimten st 2|-tory brick hove no 243 north dim'ou it apply to kdwards a auckland m so 2 brown's bnf'dlnjr pox sale 3*2 pennsylvania itreet two story frame lot 40 hj 13'jlwt 537 huds-in mmfti t<r mn frame lot 90x113 iftclfffia i'lace fen story frame i r 44x114 41 trir'i t.i mivit ui l v.d three fourths story frame lot 40x105 3e3ljer«nthi<trret tro rtojy frame lotwxlort x palmer it-eet two itory iram lot 25x1 293 huii-jn reel iwo story fram lot atialou hime4f»anfurl real estate and iniurince ajftnts m 4 __ 1 wart swan rt phe large frame buildin a formerly i r .■■ by the late r kinnear la . i i.«»ti.;-i for an loi bonic will t rented any .- ■■: !■■•;.. t»->.t u.v!if a ji lot of hi smith's t-jolt ai.d it<«;k fur jute apj.lyto hi me & sanr'ofin real estate a d insurance atfcnu bl4 10 wert bwm n jjiirst class houses for sal ) y bohi & sk.nkord real frtate anrl lurance aifeiiu 18 uo~t bwan street no 570 1 « -.^.' street tlirtm story bnok fr*nc roof nan wnter bath ftinace et ail in quod ier.ceai'-nted collar all in fmt rat h»r 6 am on 1 ■■:•.■ r sireet in rear lot through to bo cry street no 421 franklin street wo t ry and altio brick • las water ' ith marble mantles and all o'her mod em improvements let 81 foet front through alley no 26 alien street a new two story brick dw linir f water bath cemented cellar all new 1 inedwu-possession will be sold cheap and nns to suit purchaser lot 36 b 110 no 115 i'ark atrwt two htory brwk cemenu cellar l ras water etc lut il l>j 100 s 167 tentli strsct two rtnry frame in gor-d ler l.ar.-e lot ur,ver«l with shmbbery and fruit all kind lot 6 f*et front throujih to elcrei treet t>l4 fob sal.x—no 110 johnso piacf 2-ktory brick ccrax.ffi hand water -.; tv!iv w:ll xtll hi i if takei within tliirtv d price fcooo ' t>lo m mcoomb 10 eouih division at ev)ii salk—27 fakgo avkkue 2-story frame finisbed off in fine style gas water anil cellar will take a small huase and lot iv imrt it bio _ ilmecomb lf^south dfrvos rt i i r bale—sm hi nth~street i 2 at-iry frame pi water nd cellar in flni order ot 34x132 this is a beautiful location l'ric s<jco b ilmaookb 10 south division it for sale o¥fo rent-an ele gant nritaa on delaware street with flii anl barn possfs^inn may 1 isjo h6 john oitu 81 i'carl rt ij^oß sale—th 3-sfory~~brutk dwelling j«o 74 north pearl street pa ainl wkter ■". i i ';.. ail lke k p ckerinq 13 w—t swan t for salk~>ew frame houdk and lot 3 xios ft-^t house contains fi>e roooii l.e«tldea liail ami paitrv mo fiu-o 300 down ulance in six y<an t.y wm ». sn tll 39i jem st m block ait of normal school a2b-lw * ksirable resii>knce for sale tin flnnf mj bffat ilijuih with wing and every nnxitrn iniproveuk'nt lot76xloo on the northeast c-.mtr i.r morgan aud cary sta itice a lke a pickering 13 ww swan t for s \ le ob rent—first-class l^.l!nnf three nories bfltok all the modern jwjirnw me:,n stable car.-iai.-a hr,u-e and garden if not h lil mi !•<; reuted for a ttrm of vearit to a qodteomrt pndm n oj delaware u in quire of 15 i.yon & baker erie und office cijrst-clasd owkllimis r)li x 1 uul dflkware treet no lrtl 2-storj briuk with wi:nr stiv(i'kii with if an and fixture j ba;hioom fymnf i ottrbk mantles and grates i.rick barn lot 50x171 delaware street sw.tith cnier bntl t rntreet,a c-m modious mansion modern stvlc in hujwrior order urni?)ieil with all modern c■invt^ipnt-os from ore to thrwe acros f la-i.l .*» \* la with the impnr i menti ihe la:,j h obdw aßm btata i cultivation with » large tcrl«ty of fruit tn in li-arint lvon a baker b5 erie uiul utllce /^ ood dwelling houses kr sbtiip(*r t 2 storj brick price s7soo 23fi franklin rt 2-ntory irame pnee jlsio bit mariner st 2-story bri^k price fctfoo sss uclawaru st 1-story ruk;j»nco j7600 im s.mth nilwlwrt.trtnj t>rick j>rice o s"-7 ninth at i-atnn fr.me price s«00 i*7 knitle n 2 htory l^ick rice t6oo h2 r^itjth st t-oton brick price slu.ooo manner at 2-sv-ry trick price iaotw b5 ly»>x & baker eric land off t iheap cottages for sale coll*«e st mlhy frwne price glfioo north william st 1 tury fiaaie h«oa jlboo j twelf h at 1-nu.ry frame price 17w oflrton place no if mofj frame price 1500 fifth t no k»l 1 tory frame pri c 15»0 b5 lyon * bakkr krte land olftc uoit salfci^n()7s"soirfa division jl st will in .-■■!•! cheap a urn owner s a no rcsideut john otto bl pearl t f or sale—fhe 2stor."y bkiuk dwellinic no iz'j ki hagle in tine or ii«r can ami wa'er m 3cxllo b3 ltl vt pickkrixu is wwl swan pt for sale~at a bargain—the larje 2 story i>n.«r>roent a attic brick dwelluii on the nwrthehht corner o cottisre and w-.r)land atreeu lot alii ibti with a fine varie y of iruit b3 leaii i'ilheuing 13 wtatswui t foitsalk that"'valuable pro perty no 2z c--ee btrmt at the foot cf beak street ami fro ting exchanjftj street being hofett m width by 115 in depth o the hmwt jm ihrtc-stery brick bu.idinv umi w&t btxttf fret al-o a one-story aid ct-llar brkk jlilllliill 30 feet fr.-nt same iuyth ihix pgopertf b aiiniir.liv cant lie or mail ufac luring tiavii mm aa wc:l •• ym johw otto 1 perl st i jlor sale—the u.stoky brick 1 dwtdlinir ho 73 wart ch:i>pewa street l-otween detawunt anil franklin streft gan and water lot 26xi'x bj lee ■» rickkring 13 wt^t swan at cottages fo&iuub nn se cmnecticiitbt l-«tory lot 27x109 no 414 kajtlfl wt 1-itorj ; lot 24xl(w no 131 ycrmiii-t it 1 story lot 30x100 no sl6 north l>iv m st 1-ati ry lot 30x128 no s3 park st 1-st.ty h.t 5x120 no 119 hampshire ■£ 1 t.»r ; lot xioo bl lee * pick.ekino 13 west swan t fine~resi i>knce~f6k sale no 473 ran it in strent with wa:cr l>:it ml furnace all in fin order lot 40x116 with im niediatu ih^-a s»-ioii if d»sirfd hi lee * pitkeuiyo is west swan st ijk ti sale—the~tecitijen*je t " i>r o w vrraw y corner ninth and connec ticut ffn-ts ; n-w aml'ii cle.art order wi'h two ac'«sif land altai-liei nink-i the hi^liewt state of cultitition and w«h ktoike.l ■- ith a 111 pi variety ■■! fruit appl to john ulto.al i'earl ctreet ok sale—tii x larcje 1-stouy hrirk cottajre no s^l seventh street ; in r feutonier nean ofpo^ite th propised park;«ith lot either l-q or 1 tt front hj lf>'i ft in depth lee a pickeking 13 w swjui rt poesai e^^storitbtri c kt house j with * inp on e«t le t«n rwmi besidr *■< 1 iv and atli - marble mantles and i>o!*[re pambl rrat«i lottfoxloj price 5000 s2ooo dowtk b i i - m fix ye.ru by william 3 sncll 3&a j-ney t n--x block east of nonuaj school rioitsale or exchantje.—no 11u i north william street h ram dwd linc with gas and water m soxluo will exchange f r a racmt l-it f lamtr sis l 17 lee * pu'kmuso 13 wert swan st jtfoll sale the fixe three x strtry buwi t and a;iic brick dwelling ko lurt s»an strett pa ami water all through th book.batb marb'e mantle c in mmflet older n i.f.k k pickering 13 west swan sl i^or sale a four-st tt brick store anil dwelling on main below dayuvi st m occupied aa a taioon ami re laurant the uuildinjj ba been re e:.t y tuorouirh ly ov«thaul«d and is in perfect condition thron<h ■:■. having ncen mpeciatly fitted up tor a hotel or rdine hou^e t ha pti in i«r nioin nia i walar bathroom icehouate uml other cmenion r-v hm two fr.n:s one ■ n main the other on prime street and tmn be profltimr used fir most any other business tr an the one for which it was dc *"*■ "" p^'cl "** tolor b orro »•)> s brnwn't bulldrn or sale cheap.—the desira bie thr«e-rtot7 brick dwelllr g howe no 46 franklin trert with tot 3uius and frame ba-n in the a lt-v in rear tb hou has g and water bath room cellar undr the whole bou*e marble mantes ac and tain first tot order thrtnurhnut and the location one of tha moat dcmirabla in t u citr a port on o the whole of the furniture car pets he i-aa be purchased with the house ii de sired at a banrain slo 1 i>l'is otto wo 8 brown's building t?qr sale.—the u story frame x 1 house no iss clint i itreet with ft and water and tn rool condition lot jsxioo two story frame house su ss4 south divkiod treet ga water larg i*llac ka rood looation on«-atory frao cottage no 13 chmtnut ntar flwmn stßtt kiaean water marble mantle ac two-4tory brkk n«u so is chtvf»wa near main itnet rw wat r oailar ax lot 25x100 i also offer t or bate a numhrr of dcrfnbto bvud big iou on main franklin ivuwar and other treeu eas1 anrl w»t of unfa rtnrt alt of which will be jij u reasonable prices and on favorable term louis otto ail xo 3 brown buil-hnf cv>riiaijl—a n£w and fikbt f h t*.ry n*4fmff wi'a all tw a^it h wfa;»withtmeetf fcurgr w*f dal ¥•*. salb-fabmsi taluable farms for hale v finn of zso acrea m hamburir firm iif 291 acres ■ djointng the au ■■ c kami of iso acre 8 mile fmtn at-ic r-rm of 136 acres } mile from dfcrieo station farm of 260 acres in colden cenire farm of 411 icrw in b*ta i v farm of n acres 10 mile from attica farm uf ■;* acres in west s«qnt finn of x acrea in wen sesaca farm of 26 sexes on ontario street * f>nn of 3 acre no the rotter 1 corners road farm ef fio acre on treit street vacant lot on delaware ftrtre size 87x221 fett x i.t vacant lot on ferry street tto mxln (•■ '. a i-lv to kdhtahus 4 blckland ms no ! bromn'a building inarms farms—several fixe ur and fltnall fanna fernalf ortxchuiee lex ' * pickering 13 w bwao n m , a farm is thfc town of i.an ■ * v i«r for atle at a bargain a small house and ot taken in partjp*jm'ct and balance on lou tiaie , bj ihme ft sanfokf ; [ . 10 west swa at | a farm for sale—on the ni agara river ah ut one mi • from laaalla ni anr county constating of about 90 acres contaia mif mdw of uia best fruit land in the county ap ply to a m ceuscmluh laaaue or nu«u falls as for sale—a first class fa_km of 100 acres under a good utate of cultivation within the ritv iirctt and a front on a pared street bfam and barns and other ! m pro vem cuts inquire of a bahkeb ggsauiast *^ 7 erie col nt v farm lots for sale 7 hm good bouse bsrn and rchari price 12000 lv acrei ; pood house farn rd orchard p.ice ww 21 acre ; notni oiu>e barn ani orchard prio 9sogo 24 acres jpuxi bonne ban and orchard pricil imfc 10 acres frond house bam and orchard price 2i acres good hou»e bani and orchard price m 32 acres good ho'.ne barn end orchard price f2aa 4<n acres good hon-e birn and orchard pjes 8200 apply to m mc^omb t-3 10 south ip ■-■■-- it mortcaces dl'rchase money mortafiks john otto si pearl it purchase money—mortuauks 1 **•:-! lv i.hj-:i i'h'khitlm a 27 uw^h-^int l iwi/i.mortcagiiti wki t 1 v,uuu lor wlm in unuur.u of from 100u og-taw fiiat clans purcha."e money mr>ngmccs alo lyon hahkk erie land « fftos moatg agbb jfo bale ul'jik & sa-sfuhd ltt w bwan t legal notices notice—the common ooukciii ja of tha city af buffalo haring etermided "■ i luko the laud and pr<>|>erty oe^eiuary to lay out m i public i'arlt or park the apiiroaobca thereto and the htrfets cotmcetinit the name and having deter i nined to take and appropriate the property j . - • i . ty tor that purpose and havin made appticatinn i to the superior court of buffalo for the appoinumrt i if three commissioners to asccruiu and report toe 1 ust compensation to be paid to thept-non or persona i r corporation owning1 or having any interest in aajij i jropcrty so to lie taken and appropi iated as afore i iaid and upon such application the unden>igued hax i ing been avpnißtthi such ommisaioßeni io hereby i trive notice that they wij me^t at tho office of vi i i i'ommi«sion«rs at the security gavimrs hank no i isb sfa'nitrcet buffalo s v on t>e 21st day of i hvbruary 1870 at ten clock in thefortinoon of that i div and th'-nce proceed to vit-w the said property i wiiich s^id common council have dctemiinod tv take i and aj irupri*u lor the purpose of a i'ublic park or i i'arks ihe approaches thereto and the streets em i rectins the ssmrr at required by the statute in hah i n l-ft m le and providf'd tiio said land and property n the land and property i desenhed in a certain heport rande by the park om | mis-iontts in o'.jcdienru to the provisions of the aci i of the l.^rf-t-;«firf of the state < f new o-k entitle an act tv authorize the selection and 10-»tl n ■ ! oattalfl gnaada for public parka in tlie city of buf alo and to nrnvme f r the tnajnuinancc and embrl i islment the eof p«and april l«h 1sc whk-h said import wm filed tv tho office of the cit clerk oi the city ol bufluio ti the flnrt day of november i dnte february 9th i*7o william a bird ciibson t williaus aldkkt h tracy cowkm boubx ) buffalo x v jar 20 1&70 i vto 235—notice is hereby given l^n tta the followiimt nsmed g poob wares ami men handit>e hnvinir b"en s«;»cil y mn »*■ buffalo i n v on the 24th d»y of janmry 1870 vik one i hu/jry one harneas 100 pour.'u peppe-r 100 poun.ls i nulling or haviufbe.n ille^aliy and fraudulent iin port d and intro.lu.ed into the i'ni'ed bute i-t violati.mi of the th r<l and t«urt\t necti.-,n of an act entitled,"an act further la prevent ndiufrfelii and te other paipwrn tputomi july 18 i*o an-1 the namw bavin been dulj tpra!».-il as ym vidt-d in tin elcviiith awtkn at the act afure^id.aiiij the nhnflmmof huvinir be n found t be lc<w than ttic hum of tlvc luindrcd dollars that any jvrs'n or persor.ft dainiins,'said jjo<xiit wai and ;.,■ . re reqiiireti li a|'|k.ar nt the custom home in um city of buffalo and make such claim within twenty days from the ilat of the fii>t uymlmltloil of thin m tice sami'eu j hollky g&bs&ls collector of l'iwl"mi mibical view musical publications i petit mais jnlie t lka h sut'er.ss centt vive i america ilarche ile concert sutler 60 cent r'eu foilet mazurka suttrr 60 cents pnttmm h cutter is wai known an one of tfct lient coinv»oser in the country nd director of the fljurishinp conncrratorr of music at jamestown be'.le malione trarocriptiuu b kicharda 60 contu thh pioce will be a welcome addition to the reper toire m ni hi have heard the fonif bellone caprici miiitaire ketterer 70 cent poacher's song th kitter 75 cents qaman belli bjdney smith 75 cenu la llelle hcl«ne f*nta«it knefflcr 7s rents the asove totether with a ml variety of new i*i ■, jitst ritceived musk inaild i<odtiiaid on receipt of the plica cottier a denton 1,12 ' 269 main it jewett & mischka's music store 3fi.t main street aoescy for tue tsrivali-ed ch'ckerinc pianos at prices reduced to such an extent that they can lw purchased for nearly the same figure which inferior and worthless instruments . oinmaii'l call and get an illustrated price list we are also agents for the celebrated decker brothers pianos u w eh are now taking the lead over all other new york mvks-t our larjit as.ortmeu f pianos alu iacludss in strument nm tbe celfbrated manufactories of j e dunham bloomfielr>aotis ernest nabler wo lave o;i hand an assortment of the celehrmteil bed woods a 60 parlor and vestry orfial which for 1-eautiful an-1 pipclik qiality of tona eltltsnce of fininh aid durability of construction ex cei-d all other makes call and examine our lnnre variety ej piano stuul3 piano cuveu3 4c piann moted stored bojedi nd shipped on short old pianos tataen in e»ch*nge we are constantly aiding to our very large and well mlected wk of slu-et m-isic muiticai enttni menu and musical mei™bandi*e of every de rij-i n jewetr & mischk.4 ' 3 main stftekt i b4 buffalo n v ] ihuis kuktzman piano manu \_.' factutter corner bat*vu and eim «;■ ~-■ squarts from old court house tbesubecriberheeps .■^ i|i ob hand a choice assortment of piano r ru ii eler»i-t rosewood caaec which h«wimu.t to be vqiial in tone touch and finish to any manufac tured i the country persons desirous of ot-uii'if-s a superior instrutnect are rwpectfully inviud to rive him % call let zt pi'r-jian'ptf eh»wht ohrfatjav kvktzua the arts wb olter • snocemor to thomas biiicqb no fi aooeae rt oen wsc hoom block pomtlajt picture akd looking glass fhaxks ilack 10 op.dkil a vkrietf ot fnme sod cfcromo coiwuntlr on hoxim acd blirn putii-r,c in the hsmpwnt orders taft at tb»btora tphotogeafhs !! rembrandt photographs in all the vmrioaa style at ona l*li the u»i!-l prices exprnaly for th holi-uys at h l buss photoobaph gallery . 179 main it tauplkx mirror agency oar cftunu'vaiitids looking classes fletnre airf twtratt frames chromos engravings scripture texts or wll ■!■■ y-*tosnt to u ij»i s1 v w-*—j ~ howell rneuoiaiitoranl rm v tor ho ii i dhrnio put o»s marked down at barnes ie bancroft 259 main street entire prdit stock 1o cents openisg packages ct bleached anu brown domestics at wholesale prll'l bak.nes * bancroft ajt cost basses & baxcstin u lii stint oub entire stock of new and latest style of embroideries at cost elegant lace sets cambric do point asd applique collars lappets handkerchiefs c c bakses * bakcroft tm ts main rt 1870 offering at barnes & bancroft 359 main street at rery low prit llimi-as i'epllms iv panama cloths c a barnes & bancroft aj ssp main bl woolens ax barnes & bancroft 359 main street more of those heavy all wool homk jade ca9simkres at « oxford mixed at only 1 10 heaty water proof 11 barnes 4 bancroft u 2sfl main t cloakings at baenes & b^^tc-roit't 600 ttnu cloaking marked down from'ls and 14 to 11.80 per yard the best bargain of the season barnes 4 bancroft 4 itg main si ladies & gent's under wear at baeses i bancroft ■ main street marked down our entire stock of hosiery ladies and gentlemen's underwear barnes * bancroft u 259 main -.. house fckmibhimg w h 0 lenny sons & co 201 a 206 main st call attention tc their full selection cl gold band and white french china of our own importation and the best quality alao crockery from tho celobrnted manu factorin of " bootes " meakins and edward 3 cut and pressed glassware silver plated ware bronzes parian marble vases and ornamental goods olab3 sitb cut or engraykd to order with initials uk monogram the balance of oar stock of gas fixtures at cost b5 the legislator cooking stove over thrre thousand in i c ih this cttt tot "»*• im.y hy jno c jewctt jtson al 319 main st wlifgg tt f briggs i co dutillet and rtrticit ofßce and aal<h rooma coiner waafainfton and t^ua traeta offer to the tmto ajedhol hi<hw»(a frercb spirtu aad fine wh k)m at their ova dmuiation alao a eapenor brand of jjourbon monoogaliela and im ned whiakiea nl 3m t oillio k son importer ef robxiob.abd dulenin native wines ftetmx m fnaif at»»rtfc pau to ab erder xn uimotia»r t . uj*ua oii.ua am am ale and porter » batatia ii t duwibljieuaul the i la.l.llia of ■». d»w»er«e.ftn«le fh ale poner he ie a infiiliiiil aa»ral et m atnek u whiea we 1 1 lli t»iala ih.jd-fatr.jn all urdrr wau reeaw fraaa akkaauaa m4a mntudt nanaa ohitak t the buffalo express job printing office oieaplilir seaaw wttt t we vert bbt m ata*l ai la al ms veiletv is peepaked to uwiu etibt descrip tion of book cabd ahb job woke ho 1 bait iwak streit , bseseahhor