The Buffalo Express, 1870-02-26

              buffalo express vol xxv saturday february 86 1870 no 15 business directory hams branrsn.ia.fd location or tbi lmatlltu uousk3 op buffalo tbo 0 our readrn bo mak por«haa la bui alo by cutting tula out aod luring it v a nlfmm will «« tlm mil trouble to attectlaa taa »••• arrfullj mad and n tnojy ritist ci-abs 1 architects cirob x poiitkk ssj inn it ag'l implements castings tc uowaiu llioi woinm.chisagu near canal bask el w h v ho'rtico.juinacr tew blind hinges fine castings c clark 4 co cor j»taaaraand vufinia ita books and stationery uabtui taylor s6 main i.>if ijrcnahli a bko , 4d7 main.cor mohawk ( jtki-u £ lent main and d w 8«o«oa h v ' ■;-, -*■ ~> ■ '■■ hlank books stationery c ■-<<~ lwokwooi & johnbos '- .<* i i .. i . » mifmm auo anil :< j fi<x)ts 4 shoeh f l iiatttk s«o miin j^hej 11 jiwtir tutiluiii bi.axk book man cfacturer ;. l cuhjhttbteit la4»od ik w»*hiotfto o.ntiiciioners wholm»le * h«uil w k bvluxs * co wb divuiju oabwrnj oil clotbb featuers ; . lfc j iook lphoisl«r»ri 7»j m*ln nfkctiontrs wholo»»ifc iiekhv iikahnf 01 1«n«c h a mc.ht.tm iiu l«lu opi~«l tlflt ijoui ( hisa f.lass & uiiockeky ( rr'l nku.4 1 miln gk v t^^a'.,t4.uuu taukiai.e-s barvkttwaliji'j lx«.k uau courw qmm ci'.ackerh c b ovtws * bu.s ib id 167 klhcott l wholm»l«»ii<l iuuii x h l>ll»lkti a co l-j eri m'j l«rr»w coi'fite 4 sj'iue mills obabk * i iji mkld i'l'p 118 cturchi coal ax u wq iron o k wiiai.n « tu » obi li-l"jpji b ;. hkfmtbom i tomiwrclfcl wufl foot of mai i •;' —' ijky uixids dod hktit k ■<'..■.<! i dhapehh4tailors m b thyo 2«4 kuio dveii and i'.en'ov'atoe lcca ' i • t>»teh 4hh m»)n envluii'e mantfactciiers u w lß.^nfß w 9««n bfobavkba on wood en 11 wigutman 20u main fasoi 80008 sc 70lukr jtjlt'.l.lnu k co 4^o main ifknlirile tc liaac n uitk u7 m»in c 3unul«od..m m«ln flouu feku and grain 1l c^bu terrfcc.l hf et«h fkuit anii otsma rlai » rntit c0.,m7 mkg bum castings llitsvll i'ai'ki suovv cards ghocekb iv.l-l 10 a m johnston 71 miin . ~ , ~ . ukocetts wholesale nd .^*»"-) r d hoi.man 179 mstal u£o w hootf 17 l bwr.tl oe.vt.s fubnibhing good.s adbisc.n 11 btaftobd m*iu b « lawbkffck a w>!f sl6 main mjtt a bbudibt.am m guns and jkwllky /. o robaon at co . iw m«in lioticls bossht's iiotkt cor iradmsftai in-1 c»rro]l haib work a.no hale jkwei.ry miu » jd.mkl us o(.i»ton hiwiess rtaddlf.s kc j 8 i.ytli v son j exrtimicp opv-«itfl sim-mon dan i k iiumphhky suc-ocmor to jno uum paroy x 1'.i0 303 imb uakuwaiik ikon itc c y waliiuii'»ie i7li!»m a-i ;- sivwi ii th i ns v km i f t'.wl hikl sciivl sihni-.v bhafaju & l'<j f.3 mnin rowi.kh .» ons s flsntok dx wm 0 181 a c0.,1^4 mitn cor w sw»n hakusvaiie and aieials pratt & co 40 1 mr.it 16u l\rriic hod air furnaces a v oilhekt 86 main hats caps and fl r3 r f okoruek bos m*iu hki:«.'h'li 3l ill , x9l uain wm mrffskx.m muh ilion foundry uo ihoh worm p«rrj cor mlmlnkrpl clin ton iron wokks cnuroh cor jwk(ion iron founders engines boilers geo w lirrr soss co w*,]iiiitton.lirohio ikon rails r r spiks c pratt 4 co 46 4x ftiid bi'tertnce lauhii bxse bti.i.tabiw io kiohai.l kthttthw 201 m^n l liuht oakbiasa and sleigh d c oouwl.n.aaiana a 36 wishiiigton looking r.lx^s imiitire feame.s uowakd '. mntraa v s s«r»n malleable iron fratt k letciiwoktii m nd s4 terr»c marble mantlbs and grates os ouurn m tmmmn l sft'ahtz l co sw m maijhlr ft g!iasite works dmuons * torson c..i it court m.l uor,»n john crawfoko 107 hd lo'j nia^nra millinkiiy vvholoalo nil luuii hen!:y o'r.rien 2wo iii w u woolmaitu 40«il4iii mourning gocds dodp hkbt * co 414m»1d manl'factrring jeweleus c h f ji'enolino w7 w»hini.ton organs i'ortablo pipe derrick feluihaiikh t ca,l 41 and u organs mrlodeons 4c beo a pri.sce * co m*ara btveuth anj ma rjla&j oils pvints tc 8 pka3b 66 and 07 main planing mills doors sash tc » a eva.ns*co.,mer*«i.ic printers * blank book man'fs jbitkl » jonk3 m and 222 wa»hiii|(toii tie plastic slate roofing b f lnnks 2*4 main piano mrrsic tc oottirk ft j)eston 26j main pivno manufacturers c ktirtimas iw 103 an 110 batavla dkvinb bros 401 h^sjra cot mai7l»od paper hangings sc if it biroe.tis main sontt.omf.ry uros4 «» main merrcrtkiohols 67u su:n photographers w v kkthin 2*b main x n.'haublki-on sos and «» main h l blibs s7tf main sewing machines groveb & baker i m c , 4ji main wheelek * wilson s m co 274 maln.oor wl*t>x * oikbs s m co 14 s dirtilon howk s m co 18 w ira rlorences »■ co 401 main saddlery hardware 4c fkitt * letcawortu 6i and 64 terrac sax hat manufacturers i macktszie ist main stove hollow ware bird h co oor brae k an'l eri cana stained glass bttjtilo st vised olass wohks m p»arl c1)o l bcrx9 sms mata school furniture w chaak * son «* beventn sc4les and safes irffalosoal wokks s main btoveb and hardware sb aw fintßu * co 440 main btovf-s furnaces and range i . wa»tz * co ««« mai trttnks davtel ti huiffhhey bnco»mot to jno hnk pbrw *«».,»• halo k tobacconists i a h adams co tmrtmnftimkulikttrl oibbon f howard 0<>..»0 wariilmton watches jewelry ft diamonds prnnro jewelry store tin ham t * e dickinuon 64 main t dan b castle 161 mala stevens brob 459 main watch makers t jewelers jcui-s walker i 7 hate married ■ abper dacon-*v 13 at tbt riticenca of t taldai la la by kit mr frothlijbait ckailn fl hanrar to mim abu t bacon dsn(b urotom ba allot tl.t.c,t the blondes nlff chicago sensation—storey of ths times assaulted bt the ltoia thomp son troupe—cowhides and revolvers used on thi unfortunate editor—ko feriocs damage doxz-misbes thomp son and mark ham captured and lt'g ged off to the station uuuse escape of tseie male confederates—storey determined to prosecute the fair amazons in rub&ara to tbi ix.t>ui i chicago ft-bmary 25.—the following ia the itatement of w f storey of the times in regard to the attack upon him by membenof tha lydia thompeon tronpe my wife called at the tim office about 3 o'clock yeaterday afternoon and we itarted for my residence on wabash aveoae when near park court i aaw a man and woman go around the corner and approach a car riage which wu standing m front ef a houm two or three doon from mine when opposite the carnage the man whom i sup pose v henderson stepped up in front of me and said i this mr storey i replied yes " he then stepped back and the woman approached with a whip in her hand she struck me i think on the shoulders 1 did not feel th blows as i had my over coat on i concluded that it was the in tention to have me whipped by the woman and to avoid it i caught the woman by the throat and took the whip from her hen derson then came up and struck mo on the forehead with the butt end of a large cow hide i took it away from him when he drew a revolver he retreated some dis tance when two other men grabbed me from l>ehind and palled my hair yuite a crowd had oollected by this time and alexander and several other gentlemen cut henderson and two of the women lydia thompson and pauline markhun i believe into a hack and they were taken to the armory by a policeman ihe last two men who assaulted me got into another carriage and irove off mr mswry has caused the chsrge of as sault ■ : ' - ' y v capons to be preferred agaii t ths wo washington ueokgek kibee n inated as intiknal revenue collector for tue buffalb li3trict-admis6iokofsenatjk revels flethea bhibkrt investioations or dered bt the uouse ist tklsaaath to tbs kxtbsss washinotos febrnary 23.—the nomi nation of george k kibbe to be collector of internal revenue for the thirtieth dis trict of new york was sent in to-day secretary and mrs fiah to-night gave their last evening card reception of the sea son the attendance included tho presi dent and many other prominent persons speaker and mrs blame also held an evening reception which was attended by general sherman and a very large number ol others occupying high positions ia the public xlist congress-second session washington february 25 senate mr williams rep on from the committe on commerce reported a substi tute for the bill incorporating the missouri kansas &, texas railroad company mr howaud(uep mich reported with an amendment tie bill to tix the place of junction of the uuion and central pacific rail roads mr howard introduced a bill to divide the state of texas ud to establish the ter ritories of jefferson and matagorda mr howard from the cjmmittee on pa cfiic railroads also reported with amendment tho bill to tix the point of junction of the union pacific and central i'acinc roads it legalizes the arrangement already made by the companies mr williams rpp on j from the committee on public land reported with amendment the bill to incorporate the missouri kansas it texas railroad com pany mr wilson rep mass introduced a bill to prevent prize fighting it pro v.jl'b punishment by imprisonment for not less than two years ana a tine not less than 3000 for engaging in a prize tight in any state or urr.ii.uv mid a oi said penal ties for aiding euch fights as seconds or sur geons—the united states courts to take cognizance of the offense mr ham lin rep me introduced a in to provide a territorial government for th pistriot of columbia referred to the committee on the district of colum bia after the expirat;on of the moraiag hour the case of mr revels senator from mis aiasippi came up mr vickeks dfitn md spoke against his admission denying hit cituen * mr stockton dem del dis claimed any prejudice against mr revels on account of his color mr wilson hep mass defended the republican party from the charge of fanaticism and eulogized the congressional reconstruction policy the debate assumed a wide range on po litical questions at 4:40 the vnte was taken upon the motion of mr stockton to refer the cre dentials of mr revels to the judiciary committee which was defeated by a party vote of yeas 8 nays 48 the yeaa and nays were then taken upon the question of administering the oath of office which rcsultrd ye»s 48 nay 3 mr revels waa then conducted in front of the speaker's desk by mr wilson the oath administered and mr revels entered upon his oieoe the senate at fi>e o'olouk adjourned to monday house a number of bills were introduced and appropriately referred among them one by mr hoar to establish a system of national education mr jenttks rep r i from the committee on retrenchment reported a bill to establish a department of justice recommitted mr sargent rep cal offered a resolution instructing the committee of ways and means to inquire into the expe diency of providing separate legislation for the taxation of fruit distillation and espe cially whether the latter interest cannot be properly relieved of tbe capacity and per diem tax ac adopted the committee on elections were dis charged from farther consideration of the chargea against the loyalty of representa tive cumll of maryland th statements being merely ex part and tb charges not being followed up by the parties making them the hoaße proceeded to vote on tbe re served amendments to the legislative ap propriation bill the amendment appropriating 14,500 for the department of education was adopted yeas 100 nays 46 mr butler rep mass from the reconstruction committee reported a bill to admit georgia to representation in con gress and asked to have it pat upon its passage mr butler yielding to various buaajea ttons made had the bill mrranniitth and ordered to be printed giving notice that he would report it back tuesday mr beck dm ky offend a sub stitute also ordered to ba prhtted th house than ptoaeariaj to tha oonaid erafcion of private bill*—a large number of which reported from the committee oa la vmlid psemosja were disposed of mr bksuajftln rep mo froea the now written reported a bill defiaiag the duties of pennon aajenta which together with the substitute awl amendments of fered by meaar bstisf of iiinii ill legs laiwi sad wilhssss was or dered fc be pnsud aaal isfinsaeamsd mr phasks hep lad offered a reaohittoa iaahsntim tae riwaaiillsi «■ mitttarr affairs to exteadisa ■ nhjthin ac aa t aaeefteaa wteaaer sam easeerel aasi pechw^maata aaaadviaad viml aiy meßbn ef o^bmbraaa to flaamasßßaaaulaßmt aav dt resident of th district or who » nthai sibbs djariaaliiad or whetbar any suci officer has aoquisaosd in or ofieially passec pan and aaooptod any nomination know '- inf it to h of th character inniontod al s to inquire and report in relation to money or other inrprapar considerations in tk - th honaa at 30 w*nt into conunitt i of tkawaala on the indun appropriation , bui approsnating 3,188,935 mr sargest rep cal who na > chargaof tha bill as a mamber of tkacom t mittee nn appropriations explained ib provisions snd siposed the dishonesty an peculations that have been practioed undei the general indian treaty systaas , he voorhaca clark and othsrs sn c pnassd thair antipathy and horror at tl atrocitiss practiced against the twjtm anc f the government's mode of dealing witl : them 3 th oonunittee rose to oloss debate on , the paragraph and then the hcuas at 4:15 ] p m adjourned to monday new york 1 arrival of on i^ussada commanded j or the cuban army on an important mission—gen jordan u command of thk patriot forcr3 k-secretaht , sewardih the citt jst tklb»&urh to tbssxtmh.j nbw york february 25.—benjamin cohenbroom an austrian soldier who had served in the crimean war died of deliri iam tremens in the tombs yesterday he had received a number of medals for gal lantry but of late had been a drunkeu vagabond he lived for a while at syra cuse tha city of boston is now out twenty eight days and no tidings have been received of her the company's ageuts think h haa broken her screw and is straggling un der canvas against easterly winds a dispatch from colonel verona t a pri vtte party in this city is as follows st acgustine florida february 25 general quesada commander-in-chief of the cuban army and ststf arrived heru yesterday from cuba via nassau on an im portant mission from president caspedes leaving general jordan in command he left cnba on the 27th ultimo receiving most enthusiastic demonstrations of cnnfi lence from his countrymen generals puello and goyeneche had been defeated in cameguay the spaniards had been dis comfitted at all points ei-secretary seward arrived in this city this evening and is staying at the astor house a deputation from the city coun cil waited upon him and tendered a recep tion and banquet which hfl accepted but said he was unable just then to name a convenient day the monarch distinguished visitors entrrtaised yesterday bt tkltorarti to thk ufrsbfi | ausapulis maryland february 2ji the ezcuraion party from washington to vieit the monarch arrived in a special train this momiug there were two or three hun dred persona among whom were secretary rjbes«m and the niombers of the cabinet * t thornton the bntiah minister and toreigu diplomats several members of th committee on naval atfairs of the house if representatives and other members of congress and the heads of ths naval bureau the company was received at the gate of the navsl grounds by officers of the naval school and a company of marines and after wards by midshipmen on the parade grounds where the cadets went through the battalion drill they then visited the new building or midshipmen's quarters and afterwards embarked on the steamers tor the monarch lying six milss out the monarch will proceed a faw miles down the chesapeake with the party and practice ber guns for the benefit of the naval men orovernor bowie with several members of both branches ot the maryland legislature and a largo number of ladies accompanied the party laiik the monarch returned at five o'clock and a special train with the visi tors leit for washington at eight rib ■ non-commissioned officers of the monarch entertained the non commissioned officers of the naval aoademy at supper foreign lady mokdaunt pronounced insane b thk ju&y—iktere3tino from cl'ba formidable movement for independ ence in northwester mexico | m toju&aph to t birnnik ] london february 25.—the mordaunt divorce ase was concluded to-day the jury rendered a verdict that lady mor daunt waa iocan ■ l j cot responsible fur her worda or actt the convention of the english chambers of commerce hat adopted a resolution urging the sale of cereals by weight mr lowe chanceller of exchequer admitted to-day in a speech in the house of commou that he was opposed to com mercial treaties with france him pakis february 25.—three editon of the afarseiilaue who were arrested for violation of the press law hare been lib erated letter from spain itate that a fierce straggle is goiag on between the revolu tionary nd church parties cuba havana february 25.—a fire broke out yesterday on the carman plantation near cardenas a high wind earned the flames to four adj unim estates and fc"rtcen fields were destroyed with all the buildings upon them owing to measures of safety now taken everywhere in the country the flames were masteitd n iour hour the insurgent colonel garcia with five officers and eighty soldiers surrendered toluotarily to-day at villa clara and took the oath of allegiance to spain a report is current that another party of fillitnuters with anas aad ammunition effected a landing near jibara and are now in tha holguin jurisdiction yaim*—da in person has gone in pursuit of them the spanish gunboat guardian is ashore on the reefs near baijari assistance has been sent to her keiicd saw fsancisco february 25.—private advices from mexico state that a public meeting was held in tepie on the 15th of january which declared in favor of the in dependence of the northwestern states including chihuahua dnrango sonora sindoa lower california and a portion of jalisco generals lciada and pedmveg are the leaders of the new movement t is claimed that the people of all the states named and the governors of sonora chi huahaa and lower california favor the independence the governor of bioaioa and dnrango adhere to president joares boston accident aka incidents st tslbssan to ins auaass.l bostost february 25.—th marquis of lonsada tha british consul is seriously ill in thi city . tae trial of albert dwinnala forth aiur dsrof chart w wkitfasr at unrnrnol nsnltsii in n redis ol guilty of man slaughter ths stormy wanthtr of th present month has prorsd v*ry disastrous to the caking fwsi th schaaasr wantknr onans wnsee u sane nssh to have bean lost utt gala of jsnnaryjßth she was prohauy thvw aeiaasnia a aukbtg conation by th nraw nfthjsakiisir bath gtswas lanaitoa a nwmv atannsßßnsmasßßßßnnsnv asntsnt asnnsnl a nsssmnsf snst ansstl stsf f^ssßßßßnssvwliw lsfv bssnltisnsnv reported a bill to i tha k*w en land conservatory of music with a eapiti of floo,ooo crimes and casualties louiii and attuned mukdul poet chbstib n york february 25 samuel boltoa a yonng man from wast farms was attacked by two nun who ent his throat and robbed him of 1150 boltoii was not fatally injured sudden death baittmou february 23 lefevre jar rett president of the board of palis com aiissionara in thi city died to-night at nine o'clock on fit way home to tea in usual good health ac was suddenly strieker with paralysis and died two hours after he was aged about forty years tatal boiler explosion memphr term february 25.—a boiler exploded in a saw mill soar adamsvilla munairy coenty instantly killing r f scott william bos alonao hartanan anh mr corwell all prominent citissus another cikcinsati february 25.—ths boiler of the tow boat neville exploded this rfter nnon above lawrenceburg three lives were lost and four persons badly injured drowned kik-iijsd me february 25 three cf the crew of the aohaoner francis hatch of this port including the mates war drown ed by the sinking of the boat last srsning ralse report st louis february 25.—th report is antrne that a number of persons had been killed in the air chamber under the eastern pier of the bridge at this point the east m pier is only three feet ten inches from the bed of the river this morning i.idiax murder omaha february 25.—tan indians came to pine bluffs this morning and ran off herds of stock they were pursued b four citixens who were fired upon and one killed miscellaneous virgisia politics it nuakarh to tin sniaai | richmond febmary 25 the repnbll can state central committee with charles 1 1 porter as chairman met to-day and ap proved the call signed by senator lewii and others for the oonaolidation of all polit ical elements opposed to democracy in vu • iria a resolution was adopted suggest ing to the other republican state centra committees the practicability of holdidg a state conveution lor the purposs of oar rying oat tbe objects of the call the rotal ball at ottawa ottawa ontario february 25 the state ball in honor of prince arthur took place to-night in the senate chamber and was the most brilliant affair of tlie kind ever witnessed in canada among those present were governor and lady vounp the lieutenant governors of ontario anrl quebeo the ministry and nearly all the prominent men in canada tennessee nasnvillt february 20 the senate to-day concurred in the house resolution relative to the xvth amendment reso lutions have been adopted by both houses bb investigate the charges against a j fietcher secretary of state of frauds in the sale of agricultural land scrip given to tennessee by congress the convention of colored men adjourned to-day after a session of three days re ports of committees show favorable progress in the work of education and general im provement but that personal security is still unsafe numerous outrages oontinae to be perpetrated on the colored people who ask for further protection the c.\nadf an pacific rulroad ottawa february 25 mr wadding ton has arrived from london to press upon the attention of tbe government the con struction of the british pacific railway he believes the beat point to commence is at the mouth of xeepigon river on laka superior all the money required for tha work can be had in london the mil ahe.nduent loitikvillb february 23 the muni cipal election under tae new charter takes place on the ir t saturday in march no nominating conventions will be held every candidate will run upon his own merits should the ratification of the xvth amendment be officiary p**vl*imed ' before the election the colored tote amounting to four thousand will be oast woman surra ge st locis february 25.—the house j committee on constitutional amendif will report in favor of vociaj auttfatfe and the senate c^iuiuittce will probably do the bbjml the state senate yesterday adopted a further constitutional amendment to 1 j submitted to the people providing that n i franchised persons bliau bare tha right to ' hold of£ce and serve as jurors the gold tevrr sas fean-risuo february 25—a dis patch from victoria vancouver's island states that the oolony is greatly excited over tho news from place river and that the lower country will soon be nearly de serted miners rind nugfrets of geld and lumps of silver in about equal proportions in their sluices bold interest fsauaurri maine february 25.—tbe senate to-day under the suspension of the rules passed to be engrossed a resolu tion to pay in gold all contracts made prior to february 25 1882 in gold local noiiisatioss poughkeipsia february 2a ths re publicans to-day re-nominated robart *> taylor for recorder the rv^^^j dom nated john > i-',[n another veto hakrkbcbo february 25.—governor geary has vetoed the bill providing for ths house of correction for pennsylvania the midland pacific nebraska citt february 25.—the bridge at wilson's creek is completed and twelve miles of ths trsok of th midland pacific railroad is bow laid wsst of fs braiks city the present terminus of tke road is denmaon station ths side track will be finished to-morrow thk labor reform partt cokcord new hampshire february 23 r s trevellick of detroit president of the national labor reform leagne organi sation claiming to oontain 700,000 banded voters in th united states addressed ths labor reform meeting to-night thi philadelphia ml'kicifal lhbrjc lio philadelphia february 25 ths board of trust entered upon its duties to-day and took control of the iirard college tho city authorities mad no interfsrssms sines the injunction issued by the so pram court of th state restraining the city against in termeddling with trust and deciding th law creating th board to o constitutional ths city will however carry th case oo appeal to th supreme court of tha united states the legislature albutt febmarr m esate reports ware resented by mr murptw—proriding^or ths olso tion of chief juige and ftr-i i-*t judges of the cenrt of appeali and ooart of com mon floss in th mty of now york also amending th apt antharising ths no«law of orphan asylama to bind oat onodran biuiwers introduced by mr woo*—aaassrfiac act relaajre to e^aflaaataf b«tisaa as ofojdiaon for draaaoa lisa linmm by htr lord—to rnawr aagond look ht of bosbestor by mr tnayer—prorldingfar the iatra owagoon sanals bills war passed _ abolishing nsw tork court of bpeoial ahlnhiat v c »~* ■*■ onaasml of itr hariantta tn bill jm(wv inm flnnlnf^pf un miy«mv nmbirhiv atw*n^nhlttthwaw>4st ß al ntt nsaaaatnank - i«nnaani unw ut n«mh«m wnanyn mr o «—< by pswviaiag tm us alortioa of iwhtoi of eloctioa an fcose lost—ls tofr mr woodia aioved to isooauait witk in trnotions to wrnl ij klding the words iluring the whole of mcli day referring kl sunday and d«tn teys carried by the following toto ' yoas-ltoam bowom brand chaptau qiroad hsra—dia kerwy lnv mi iiir marpky parker sarfou scott thsyer window wood l«d wwlin—lß ki»-u«n b^n blood brooby canldwoll frost geaot uraham harden ru hubbard lord uo^id c f nor ton m norton pierce anf tweed-15 mr bowoa mond to rawuit witk in tnotmh to ill air providing that aothiag in thai act anal be construed to jffect uy rait now peadia g far violation of the excise law lost mr scott moved to as end by striking hit the clanso which provides that intoxi cation shall not be punislsd by ao and imprisonment loit—l o 16 mr scott moved to am id by mbmittiiig the exoiee ojaeatioa to the mople every foor yean by cuuqtiee loet 12 to 17 mr woid nwtod to aa ■ bjr providing ixrths election in all corp rated citio of s rd oi air exciee conmit»ionere the minority to have two of eiid conuniaeion ere loet uto 15 mr lewis moved to am ad by prohibit ing the aala or giving awat of liqaora upon ny of the indian reeerva ions adopted mr parker moved to sti k oat the word poblicly in the fourth otion lost mr parker numd to as and by etnking oat the clause which a lows the sale uf ifger beer on sundays l iat mr qenet moved to ree msider the vote adopting the amendment imposed by mr woodia carried—ls to 3 mr genet then moved i o atrike out the antftddment carried oonnidtrable debate ens ed nn,tb prop oeition to amend so as t i save the king hamton asylsia kings ' ounty inebriate asylum ami hornellsvillv library ten per oect of the excise money that those insti tutions now receive bat he aatendmenta were finally withdrawn the bill was then passed by th following tofre jiyei—mesirs banks ii!o<xj bradley sil.iweil frost uenet c rahau harden burgh hubberd lord k organ murphy c r norton m v ton there sanford tweed—l 7 >'*}• bowen brand or ipman elwood harpending kennedy anemia minier l'>rker soott thayer wiualow wood vvo(kjin_l4 vr wood moved to reconsider the vot oa be usury bill and to tay that motioc on the table carried mr minier moved that the railroad committee have twenty clays additional time to condnct the investigation in regard to steeping cars etc carried mr norton introduced t bill to consoli date the city and county of new york mr norten introduced i bill providing for a police court in new york mr murphy introduced t bill to estab lish a police department or the city of brooklyn and to tietiue tl c powers and luties it places the dej»rtment in the hands of a board of commi isionen two to ix elected at a general eleot on every fourth ysir each commissioner to receive a salary of 3000 per year and hoi ino other office or to receive any other sala y the senate at 3 » a<ijon ued assembly a commuuication was received from cnited states district atto ney pierrepont that hon j h white w . needed as a witness in an important cri linal caae and that gentleman was granted cave of absence for that purpose bills were passed providing for the revisie i of the stalo statutes for the protection of lam ■ at the head of omondaga lake against ice n.l floods abolishing the office of superintendent and deputy superintenden of the onon is salt springs amending the act for tow i subscriptions to railroad stock by omittii g the counties of heneca and ontario dividing utica into nine rards to authorise railroads to > ccupy the guv ernment grounds in oswego making appropriations foi paying the ex penses of the canals the committee on feden 1 relations did not report on the cuban q estion as in structed the chairman urn g absent and the time for reporting was c tended to noon to-morrow mr jones introduced a bill regulating horse-car fare in brooklyn the bill fixes the fare at live cents for eac t passenser a report was presented lij mr m c murphy to provide for bette ' defenoe of the mmk a number of bills were in rodnced most of them in regard to improv aeuts in new york and brooklyn adjol owl postal telegraphy the new aaauai ■ i-.-tk.m thi telegraph lines of gre it linum hay r y beun transferred t the opotrol of the pt'stoffioe authorities i ill naniber of changes and modjhcationi iiave in cones queue i been mad in the ijitem uu n bu its i whioh remain to 1 a t*st*d the following interesting particular ar oon deseed from the london papyri the transfer wu made € ti the 20th ol january but the actual opening of the new postal telegraph offiset too i place on the sth of february it ia eipe t«d that under the new arrangement the c immunity will gain largely at onoe and ye j considerably a little later in threejparti mlart kaaoely in cheapness in entail led laoili^m and in grea aasoraoet -; nrompti tad wmctoea and m . tie charge for a teleaw o f not moh than twenty vorda wi'l be ft k-iliiwg fror i any on place to any otjer place within u > united king dom—tin namea and ftddrei see of the aen der and -*• receiver being free and for each additional fire words hreepenoe will beaaaxd telegram may be repeated at the option of tbe asnrif t by yiug mi half the ordut xy tariff the chare for trans mission ctirsrs the ooat of dtdivary by ape cialfoot mseesnger within i ntleefthe terminal telegraph is station or within tke limit of the town postal dslirery of that office when it ia a head oaot and ths de litery extends for more than a mil from it every pomooss and pillar ho will be a rooeitogntemfari illl-is hueasadsr desires promotimds s had better dinet to ths nssnst telegraph omoe where be ides stewing quick dispatch u can if be ptaasaa,srraaf for speed muni if on the other hand ho is as pahtonlsr for sn hour mar or lass he has only to dspo.it his msssage stamped and dint tsd as a tel egram in thensarast box and he has no further troabt th asmbsr of hoars daring whisk n postal islsgisija oenee will be open wilt arsraas ahoat twelve a day say from ba 11 to p m i»t the n tice will tare aeoordin to th locality ia sosm largetrwns as lrrerpojl sndocas gow isfiar inilig nsli iiicht and ia othsrs extra hows being g en for prove mrnasgns the nee of stamps in the para ent of tele grams is a farther mlaaw eat we of ths rannt hba^hi annnnnnnlsni oc vtantavm^s anskonßatnanva from ons pseut on to firs thiuia an to be on aals at all the ofiesa fwaas for sin 1 -. singly savin hooks are lea to be mfi ann\lan nnntannnnntfnvnnnnnn anf n^daa tt^nnnnlannv of words is ra»ssm«snateaaa;iin«7 by th.ai.pupre.e.ofamdiagoaahlis.i^as if apaoaa inr oash of whisk a wcrd nwa bs a-iihsn a wsrajinai not ahuws ths oharnsfarsanh las all fsrwanarf n i - 1 i ' r * ir laiinislil in dian or taianina ate to bo oafcmd and aantatnaoiasrormaslpttroßaniipnuia th postal omiars wo gtran i nnnar nwan4 tnnnt a|nh^ah *» n»*nnnnnnnnnl ha7atjrlaas«s(omnd<nso>ia»!tltsd witkssnrs psuhntnt usy i fartnor onioansntasw nr •*}««*■« thsfsajsjnanmnisnwfnnnvaaw otnavnanaa no atrannar »<•'*> aoamkaaa t thoin sssas whan««b«*avapsn>in>t.i to a jawl i n-wwavono nrsnp fa ' —*>*********—*>«■* "■ *» auraly worded or wbioh mnr to coauin sbnsivo libellous or bli»|bvci*s matter mart not b refused by ■ aaaatar dark at hia on discretion ha nat taka tka opin ion of hit nparior ofloar and hij by mm all-important point kaaatillto ha countered and that ia tka boureea wbanoa tha nuatsroaa akilm ataff required to aadartafca aa ittsaasn a duty wiu ba saapbad a larga and rwnssal body of operators n transferred fraaa tha com paaieatotha psataffios and ia addition learner brought by haadrada from tarioaa parti of tha country have for bmatha been at work with tha inatnuaeata selected tha poetsaasters throaahoßt tha kiafdem with bmmbara of their families readily acquired th praotioa of tha instruments and tha aeqairamaata of aach laaraar ban been rigidly teatad by expenanoad tale graphiata employed for tha uinmisa a hau ia the gaaeral poatofoo ia bow aaad aa aa iaatiauliaa aehool and thara yoaat ban aad woaaa may ba kw praotio ingall day singly or in couplet dezterityof manipautioa thus attained being followed up by axerciae in transmitting mi eingiie to one another tha tabgrapkia iastramenta ts ba employed in the tarioaa offioea throughout great britain will be the nngla needle the bell the morse's printer the hughee type-printer tha wheatatonn'a automatio imlrnnnat and whaatatone'e a b c instrument—the last however being retained chiefly for pr irate lines and sel dom for public messages whaatatone'a automatic and hnihea type-printing inatru menta will ba in uae in none but offiera of the firat clau and thoaa chit fly uaed for general transmission will be tha aingle ne dle the bell and the moree british grtixtaißk.—tie mark laos exprtm of febrnary 7 u although tha froet haa lingered in the north of s.r many it baa hastened it departure here leaving jmt few vestige of its ef fecte light raint and cecaaiotial sunshine hare eaeeeeded and if theee oontinue we hall aoon ace the ci'rcta on vegetation the neck of ike winter being thus fairly broken we can henceforth only expect gt fill rlaita and the thing most to be fearc-d ii eioeanve wet for be it remembered we lately had a largo extent c country wamped and there haa yet been no op portunity to thoroughly drain it bat our own position thus ftr if capable of bti mended i nothing to the damaging floode now com plained of in hungary caused entirely by continuous heavy rvim and ordinary trav elera for some time have had to pan over large traota of nne corn land in boat in stead of by the ordinary roadj , man tears are caused by this state of thin and the promise of hungary proportionates y cat off yet no consideration of a re mote kind has had the least effect i,n our heavy corn market and prirea t roll g a thtt country have further given kay 1 '• - - ter quarter without much change of hands only one fact seema sttllul the further we go down the nearer we are to the bot tom and aa soon as capitalists believe lh»t i toaohed will they bj disposed to make investments we are indeed reaching a crisis of contrasta bread gow a l u i ; while many go begging tor bread an<l while some propose emigration as tho grant source nf relief to the country no holder pi corn believes that a diminished ooosnuip tion will increase the demand the str phenomenon is this providence has made the earth to teem with plenty that pltnfy instrnmentally caused by the band of man the laboring man ia destitute in the midst of abucdaoce the indifference of erg luh advices has every where been felt abroad ia france they have rather cheap ened for wheat hat not seriously md it is the same in belgium holland hambro stettin cologne and odessa the frost may yet hold on some thsa in the northern ports in the azof v well ss in the lake ports and litre*.1 but then liberty to ship will find very little encouragement without an improved range of prices ct which thero reems no immediate prospect dr livnro.htcxt—mori bxmrsasm advicis.—the glasgow jjeraii has th.i rollowing interesting and reaaaarin extract from mr charles livingstone consul at fernando po brother oi dr livingstone the letter was addressed to tha distinguish ed traveler's daagktejr whoreaideaat ham utou 1 ii.vi a note from mr vredenbur jur commissioner a t london which howi that the mendacious portn gueae are not all dead yet it was accompanied by a letter from a pr o tugueae traveler to the interior who had juat returned and gives som imprts ions the natives got of your father when he crossed the continent in 1854 though it adds the fact of which your father was not aware that he had to drink tha muangc and waa oat to pieces by the natives a some of tha poison showed that it had taken effect on him poor vredeoburg has aent thia letter to tho foreign office v h 0 thinks it leaves dot little hopes of tt safety of dr livingstone,'l as the native told oui portuguese t^i m m j lnci 1808 it wocld apr.ear that your father managed soawhow to put all his piecta together again i have written to vredenburg that the maange and cutting to pieces part of this yarn come out of the two calabaahaa of cacolla driuk made of honey with much secrecy says vredenburg tha native told the por tugueaa that dr livingston was a great fetish man he talked every day with lo suu i t observed with tka sextant never slept in a house and had no fear of wil 1 beasts he had an animal in a box to which *• never gave y th'ng to eat chronometer hut a!w when he wa trv.-eling he talked to it and aaked it the road which ha navtr aaked of any one from time to tine ho opined papera w began to talk to them ke passed nmi without a canoe and did many other won drous things emcr or cold ok oas the editors soiiolino record in harper for march an it may surprise some of our readers who have given no attention to such sub jecta to lean that the illuminating povrcr of ordinary gas depends in a very parked ratio upon the temperature of ui u sir ia which it v burned thur it u»s been fonad taking the amount of light emittei at 65 degrees of rahrenh.it aa a standard of oaa hundred parta that at 32 degrees or tha fnexiag point tha pereantage of light i only 78 aad that at 4 dagraaa above »-, it ia only 3s or about one-third of what i ia at c 9 dsgreea on the other hand m reaponding amount of light since tbit tamparatura of hoiliag water causes an increase of only 4 par oeat over the stand art aad that of mo degree or at bouir aarafla aaly 18 par osat th la*a ot illnanaaring power apoa th appiinaiioa of cold ia supposed to depend directly ayon th eondenaation of tha hydrocarbon vapors stnoe at a temperature of 4 degrrei a solid bbsm wss foand congealed npon the aid of urn tab containing among other svbatacoea benaole amnu-nia and aitr e-4 tin fxxsca earrnoi accent o stuxuo.—paris daapatehu neatly man tuaaad that th coant da ktratry a radical saambar ol the corn lagiaiatif „. a-d tha emperor otahatraetih from ttj pablia aroluvu and owroyiataaraai oavnal doeaa.enta relating to i.te own acts or those of mesabsrs of hi family tha jj*t baaa eaqam to promi awlahqrvoautaka aa th aaatur and aaadaaaaiauumnqairyuitoit 1l d ker atry's aaqsaatooa ts that aaaay jartioas of aha eanaaaaaksaaoa aatwaasi napolaon i aa^mjaaeaa^hanw tha str jjjtty aa&a tha firl.taagra ills mimalullaj aapert reutin aft.aaardarom oa ttkagbian hart loos em atunu wadsaot wish v s^3£trdr«z«iir i r aaaaflr wiafafai *> ms athar fallow t**f—s « easasrrs wa oary assart •»• t»rit»a>a aaaak lffi^l thk buffalo express published )-■ the expbess pristing co ho u e swan s."»kf.t amlm tip pernar flti oo b and kvaotng kxprtm jf 600 wcmut jcxprcm " 1 m the hue amd ivf.sinii xxpbiu two ««■ tion at 1 and < p x d«hrcr«.l to city üb wli»n t twklv'b cehts per i a ss-eplsss smaseßßßsa sa esasoneßla eaaeea »* sorr-j ssw-jrura i»*b lasa ssbbbi •___-. s__«3___l®*s fl m * oo a sa_e.s political republican cockty commit tee th tt^ulu rocotlck or hit cooamrtu will h b«td at their loom arcade buiulidf on tuwdaj ertnins of e*:h we*k at 7 5 o'clock until further tv uoa tr committee boon arc pro idcd w h th 1 : injr republican r»p«ri aid will bo kept .;-?, r ■■ - a m tu '■ y m rh dftf fot it • um mill b«t*tll of tb public alonzo tanner chilrmu albert hak.ui rctbur w • lost a.\d roryp eye glasses found—found by » poor boy a d l*ft at our office a pair of , ■■ d bowed f 1 iatte which would be taluabto to the uwoar leonaiuf wjlsof * t-ois bgq-tf no 6 xiayara rt itoakuixfe afld lopcimc board a pixabant parlor od hodrivtm i,.p iei with gu and wiur can t ■■ iiii by a (£•' t'traan ana wife in a pri vate family local-on central addrrm a b at tiii ulcu bra 2t bphihbhs chaju xx | millinery establishment for le at a aacrific owtpg to the \\ h * ( of i the owner mi lee & pickering uwrtsnnil q1 (\ i\(\d ta advance-want viu,uuu d an atfenry or the art -.: lm bumri't reqnirmy a re*p<jim,>>]e p-r»oii and ] of •> t iini'ij credit \ r 1••m j 8 i^peru 1 t.;i n y bt 4f i wanted a partner with a cmb capital m 930 in 6000 n a well 1 rtib u h«d paying bummii id thti city p.ofits if , r j norn rial or capauia of la :,.»• charge 01 i ' flj " buairi'sa 1 r.-vrrtii a.i.ii tl through the i fott-fflce brsiness 14-u i for sale—a fine water pow er tt sio irnat m.u,in a floumhinti tr>wn ssi mi'm 1 t i c icw'q for 1 ti:u.«i ad irr ■• i -■ i cflw drawer 415 batarla 111 bimoc foh sale—a splendid saloon in tg'ail location very chetp inqii re aocii i kuwakos * bui ki^avo hlfl no 2 bntwn'a bmiding i wanted a partner with a capital uf ffc ou u mlaifl an cstab ihedand mtawm m»nufacturing tnterpn?e app y tv i john uttu ml i'.arl hl bl i or sale cheap on*-fti'jrth cf tht ra'ftit l-»a»i to msebiti b sheiiwood fr.r * procem f**r nalting'^aa'l pe«ei».njr uiea'a.tt ther with ihe neoeim m-chlnery cui^t uuwj i mi<i r uie per on»l tlfinm m i hu f»uiitti i>r | p&^-kiuy wurreli per j.y t*»"«*l pafnt 13 the vaccum principle i»d runs v.renre*-n yran irntn [ dew.nr*r£tf 1868 c y dtv lni-oht bi4-l2 knm it , i.ear caial i small store and cottage fob i salk no 1m mid i«>6 hf'iith pt • uion fctrwt 1 a buhiiicii-t fcuuit sk.ri.cj pleasaul reai<ltoc t will be i o d iww wid on e«-iv ttrnw w lkb i i'liks'ic-.n wwrtiwwßit baktky ok salk oil 10 r&nt near mbmi ferry jiu wnian^-n enquire al c bakiiiul^mew 123 f.lit u » a hare change—foe sale—a cr.^.plete retail stock rf hnu cafi and for i i!h tht - h i*"d mill uf a old mwaw he<l concern i a l d aa cf the uire cji be i.bbuneu un rt»»»nat,tt wrmt fur i«,-t ulari addre=a p u i>rawcr 17 31-if i xfanted to rent—an eligibly \ lofifml botui ot m sdera • iir 00 the we | * " uof to be takan in of may ar uy lime j pmlom j tu>j otto si pearl st hklf—fi^^atjl wantkl flksi cl.alto ' °*>£' toaaißtiosu wi j wd rttrik ai..i jrou **' j n i a niall priy*t faiuilj l>e 1 iufwmm iicjuiii "' qernsd pfnkirff luavlklt 1 ferrcd addrtks 1 '- j x ," ffl'-c 01 thu piper tbti-4t q sooth division st.—want u tj imand*uly » k itl to do ffeueral houw w rk ktferentva r*^\iiftj bs*-u i kl 7(i aottth st.—wasiteo a mm ■ ic i *' patent firl a ch*lnbtrmaid and waitnw i vtmsted—good salesman and t v mmtadgr amomhi viki ye s vokst>jn i s»i main st tt&-tt i wanted - an active ener tetle h'»po-t man m ay m the general i aktlit f*'f a fifst cla3 rw \ ork l«if liwuiaim'e i c tii[*ny bujkrior i ilniiilminli f-b rid u a qual i iflird pit on cal on or a-lilre tho 1 t 210 main treet b flal at i j ivi t - rtt k ji mn.i.i a.n 1 24-3t _^ ownnal sjj in rnjent 1 i agencies i tanted~expkr[fnced men to i it anv»m for mark twrtuv !>*•* work i ■■ 111 no-ento abroad cvftmwl the above work cv t b bad at trie ottiue adurt b uto w ihjtuuab i mo bonk iii~ndfc:ii.s-*-wan 1 i:u a x forwarder uakek j jo>t t2u a..d 52 vyoi'nu pkkson is desirous i uf nmiliiiih > ttntsjui to d plvn fewm^.j cv o er»t*j n wl.e ier ii wl rod stwi g hftofa 1 -. 1 u a it laaillll can ls wull rtlurunie d-.d apply »< i lut prewi.t employom 7u6 main strett corner f mti 4tio>s-males agradca'ie of a gkhman col-1 iege wihh a to t;ive a fu i cjurscof l"rtnißtl i in u<rm nin ich-nte ol jariul loird the ir,ir-t ) uikx cptiona'le c.tv '*• fr.icei ill br lu'niihrd i upon ri-ijut-st pea jiajlicuuri wresi •' c l hl i pr-as ottico h'jvct h t3uilding lol's fob salb on main street between llryaat rd utic»«re«;ti i lot e\l«ndii'k thn>iuh t lin»o 1 avtnu vbtwi ciiit.muit j.urk!:uirt thee re now the ch-imst i 1-iu for sate n juin t al»'i on sinlli urect b'tween jt'r**y tvt ptm i iilmhmulh the hn nj i.ay th 1w ett detp nd lotii of any n:7 fro t»ye cmj be i il9 ltos a bakeii eric l«j*<l wbw eoodkikmmb a.nd boii.eii foe ale •-» .-■ the dalai ploiing mill oulltl & kecijilnwalt fob's ale - farmm ! inarms kakms—skvbral fine 1 i»re^»n.l»m»lhwllljforku«orexchmfe lxx » pickkri.nu 13 *. bwtli it bl or 3a.le—a first clas3 farm of 100 acre under a foil itiuj of culttt»tior within th tity limita nj » front on » p»v«l tr*rl ; h»n*e «■ 1 b»nia and c ther improvtmciiu irqulr ol a bhi.ker g ln tt mx-u a farm fox sale—os the ni • r kiver lij>:t ft mi • i l««u m 4«r couiitv cnnßutu h - . f avul ski cres conuln lcjaoxeof the be nm i»nd in the county ap ny to a m ' ht;.si.h : v..i l«-i:.e or ni»^ara f»li li t>ut ■■<!■■■ docks and sheds for kent 750 feet ire.it on both ilr of b^ickwell anal at>(l nn hatch bii buiubl for irjn o^l ill etc inquire of 19 ■ u baker etic land obot uomh asittowek to ke.m the rocnu are desirable ai i tile power c n itut inquire of k 4 «. uolmei mlch;,an t md tbe canal buflvo ttf~let^hwi[gks boarding hol^e for kest th upper torie of ml 6 u mfljlain itreet to r.m ou uf 10 bol tommi for > bjard i«ii.a..i.«h.ciij lee4pickeris a l?ok kent—two sfl'rv fkame i d^ellinir so w9 muth tucct t.0.-^rj frame dw lling no 88 ih»m rtre two 1 rr !■.». d»e:l 1 b son willuun rtrrtt twi large rociri on mam ■'.! •< 1 ntar eagle street two-btory brick h^uie ana wore no 112 ex change it wt two-ttory brick house and atore no lit ben««a two-borj brick houm aod itote so 47 oen^ee treat two-itcry bricv ho u e on tracy street applj to kuwahos a buc&j.and no 2 brown's building faat t7ior ebnt^no 313 franklik st f 1 at atory brick ilweiuaff vith wiog wall fur njahsd turoutihout good baru atu itnt applt to 2b john otto 81 p«..rl «. to let-stokes fr rent—part of a store on alaiu hl filling clntl n on favor.bk urnia ulk * ficiaciiino bj4 13 weat swan 1 rjno rknt—no 6 south division x ilrw 4 totum m «•« front wil b put in i;,wd ok«r uhabl for » unt blinerj or 0a1,.r light dmutmaring atab tahmnt luquir on he tsst ok k hates rpu lsi—tuh i.akujc alik coji x m o ator lately in the oeeapmoey of s»w kl benuay * cbeney known a no 143 main m nil twjoi-.rrdoo.ovui oh a*aw mud law frhitium ka th eily luquin of x.omm b mitaju c-vlk »».. ot abor d.«m s-'iss.wiaiawdo dmku jm awftold «» 4»»'tw johaotro.orctrtfi for gaxk-h«hiseb for sale—new krams house ud tot 3 xlus fe>-t hoom msuiatln mv m«lc!«a hall ud pai.lrj prtes llwi jmowowb iw>cc la aii rnn by wit •. ell mi iwnm at n*xl block aat of koiaaal behoal bli-tts ok sale—ii-storv bftck direl il o«'lr •"». no ttl monk ditwr n uoum dm pi and water lot f7xl i>2 lyon « xukea eti u.j offlo brick i>w«xing>j fox saljs ko sl7 fouth divmorj • rr«t j-atorj am tic »« and water price ajjo aim o 3 south oiru-on ilrret h-aior br.ck da.llinj ■■* ilxlfo p-ic 11500 ho c ham»r alroct =-••.•-■. bii dwelling id rftj go d o.der aj and a c«l!ar lot 25x100 prl c 3500 i'm ltos t bakeb 1 brown'a bglldhn for sale or to exchange fo a smcm roddenoa in w city a farm of 104 actq first qiulilr of land 1/ißf just oui»us of 1 dtr limit i v a large urrhard m of th br-t in wjub fine two-etory bilek ln,u ami liire fv bar n wi 1b •■,.■; cb'hp irqu re of bl huwabu * chlfqii g<ood business property for f sale—no 47 kxcbaast tuhi 2 itory frajji buiidiav bow nfl for a dining ta oon and doln b a _- ■-! bu>inea kt lflxut be 3 lvos a baker erie land office / iueaf house on delawake st * tto hi be ween mohawk ard huron atreet 2-^iry brici fan kud wat*r lot siixlsa pncv sooo hi ton a baker erie land 0«li fine centrally located h'.u«e n 330 pear 2 itor brick and wing lot 7,1 ill bio.d low bid lvon * bakek,erie land ofßoa for sale chkap—this ij-stoev frame dwt u.tik no i 1 north w i.liajii atraet tot 37x1*1 lz'.t pickerino is w swan at firstclass residences foe salk twu very le bou->es in lha nul centnl \- r h*n of \>. ] w«rr ft on ■ i -»-* ir f.rtet h iv c north ot feny itrcct n<_ar mm i ew park wiih rxtttitive ground iliund tnct o choirte fruit brick at mi tajriag hou*e fee t«r che»[i tory hricw h w 62 purk tr««t weat sid p^c gently ftiii-liir thr_ugbuut i,ad cuatkin all u-ojtr luijirot.jmeins lut 40x1 zo jmujin »•'•■.■'.. 2-nuiry a : win fitilshfld id fimt ciah bljle ceiitr»lij located i.otns otto b!7 ry^i ute brolicr.s^rtwni's build in if uor sale—thb l^-story frame ] 5 g:«iir.cj wj t*r nhrubvry itfid frait and tcry . t iucslc'i *' tbfl fif&dof ctiestd'lt ft bu lolls otto 8 truwp-i building dwellings for salk by how ard fc chappkll.ko.mfih*iait briirk lm i.itmi cv and wat r f ruu.hout ttie hnu r'.ud bath r-om will hut an.l d>!d w*tr t»gl im ud pot d burn will be -■ ~| on :■ n r.i ivrmi or cxc'.*ng6d i-it k iwai titar the city or i ma.ller and lest etrenetve dwehlne hoiu on norili l>ivi»i • utrt-er iij 2'rfst i-st'jry br'ik * i h ltic ith kil in-:-dern impnyenitnu andalkr^r 1 x uii o»v s'rect.n'o f.73 2 story btick with fti ■,'-•-, with tii ,■!.:,■;: and varitty of frutt ui lot on seneca s'.reet n 2.1 a-st'.ry briok.wiih r at;rj water mi two oth«r 2-strtry l>iick hou«m < c seneca street near louisiana uliu on franklin street no x 2-ttory b:ick hnun tfc«liilrt-llli altlnlwt b tilden 16 for sale two 2 story hew frame bra es vrith ir water and rood oellan n f .:>;: and 390 nw^n t apph tv ilatnfcs a jauk-on lumber dtalen 367 seneca it , corner louhian blt_-8m inast-claas brick dwelling * two mory frt-i:ch roof modern etylii on r.f the most hfllwirm'flltf*t arranged hou-es i:i th ciy situa'cd on the ■ oiner of i ia^ara and court str^eu md m»u*r mjiwre 1 1 be s'.ld ft a ia i^cc i taken wi')'n the ni-st ten days if cot fold bf mar t ;■'- iil he r.nt«<l ft>r a term of jesr us l.on a u\ker fu sale-a deligatful resi dt-nc at bamia in genet.cc cnunly wi 1 la ije mid h;.hlv cultivated grounds th hi ml ji tuin.jh-.d th'»j modern omitwiwum apply to jiuin otto si karl st no s ß fimmuni ?•■ i-^ory w 7xioe 80 4m x c le t l.tory »£^ no hb nor:h dir ton rt 1-at-ry lot l«il ha sh p>rb rt 1-storj ; lot 2i>\\'2 no 119 hampahtra ■£ 1 slur lot sfixloo b2 lkri » i'it'kkelnu 13 e*t swan 1?0r sale—the residence ok ? dr o f pnvbn y comer ninth and connec acriscl laud attached under the highftt stated cultivation and will ltoelce with a larj variety j tuit anpl tv john oito 81 pearl htr-*t 171ousale 2-stoky frame house ' no go clifton fsaca 1 etnry frame huuae no 900 wjslln^ton t 1 l-sti.ry fr-mie hove on farjn av t iu 2-morj frsm-t h us x 7c pine ■*. iu-%toi7 brick h « f xc d 8 conton si s t^ry bdik hwu p no 2 north j«ivl on rt apjiy w tabwakus 4 bi'c&land bit _ no 2 br.jwn eailding ijhj salk 322 renn,\lvax.ii street two ttotf fnaoc lot 40 bj 130 fort 337 hudson rttht two ?•(■>? wbt lot p,'"itls j « iifto i pkaaa tw m imm l t xiv frat lot 40iiu5 3c3 m>-..»rhtrtre"t t^o rteuj frame lotf.cxloo ■ palmar at eet tw ctorv ramt l«t 2&xl 0 2*j uud»on street two t4act frin-.e lot 15x100 hl'ile ic»a>r>»hl real estate anil insurance air-nu bu 18 wwt swuitt riihe large frame boilding x formerly mtnpted ty tho itte ?. kin near la a prod luotluu tor an tww will to rentfd f.ir an g-iid rtstectablfbu.*iti«s a large lot of khip siuit ■'■ t ju and stock for sa p api'lyto ulile t sanfied heal estate a d i , i '■■ j a .. >■, hit i west swan t tmrst class houses for sale j 1 by bch a sunford real su!a tu.d in iurunce ageim tb wt t 6wan street no 421 fr.iukli'l street two st irv an 1 aitic brick 1 i \^ i'.'*r buth is«*rlilo maiiilt and all o'fi'^r mi . crn improvemeuta lot 51 feet frnnt through to alley f>.o 20 allen street a tew wn axtrj brick dw«j itiitf on water bath cemented ce.lar sit n-w im mediite posseaslon will be wld cheap and •■ terms to fii't p»rchacer lot sfi by v 0 no 116 fark ttrci t two mory bri.k r • : celiar _■■-.. nttv fte lot 61 by 100 no 167 toath street two sl-ry frame in pood or dor lar.e lot c-it.rtd ith i.hrubbery and irait •( all hinds i r .>!.■•■: front ihrouifh to la v street bi iwe kale—the 3 story brick 1 dweliin no 74 ncnh peart ptroct gma an-j water lut 0xi)&i o.'h lfce k p ckerinq 13 wast swan t desirable residence sob falr-theflne2-«nry brkk dwellin7 witb wmg and every modern improvement lot .! ■" on he noribeast oornur of uur^tla aud uary t - price a 29 lee a pickkriso 13 w a t swan rt ipok sale—the large 1-story bri:k cottage no 801 seventh street ; tn p*r ftct pnler nearl pponite the proposed park with lot either 50 or 100 it front by 160 ft in rie|.th lee & i-.ckkki no 13 w swan t for sa le—the 2-story bric dweli'ntr no 139 fa»t eagle street in una der can and mil l>t 30x110 b3 lee it fickkring is weal swan at for sale at a bargain—th lar^e 2-story ba.«cment and attic brick dwelling i ti the northern comer ot cott*sr andmarjlana * 3 *' lke a pioseblng 13 vi'eit 3waa rt for~rtalk^-that valuable pro perty no ':" green ktreet at tli foot of beak treet and fro ting exchange atre:t being 110fe»t iq width by 115 in depth 10 the hambu<-g canal upon which 1m an uncommon mild and übstan.l three-story brick building and liar atelu feet al-o a oq«-rtory and ccl.ir brick addition 30 fee front same depth tliia property is admir-bl adapted to any kind of heavy buiinem either mer cantile or munufacturinp hairing a water v wail i a street ft out and n very proßuient a a buiicen john_otto 81 vtarljkll , for^ale^ttfe tfstory brick dwelliaic no 73 west chippewa street between iwlavare an>i franklin rtrcntf an ai»d water lot 25x100 t lfb fickeb.n to 13 weat swma nt cum lttat is paving / 13 per crkt un tue isvestmkwt toh ale-—tins properry oonsb > ot two biirk houtt no 12 and 44 chupewa reet rented at boi each situated it the very brat pa-t •' the dty for renting making tlin * aupetior tnveataieat to any other property now offered in the markt t if ta.cn at onoe will f cold fur i7joo by bu brmk * aawpued lfl wert swmp rt or sale.—a sew ajto ftb3t claae u itory rwldenee with all tbe modern lm dtovwoieitu eoutb ride of ferry etrret w>ert of t%l -„,„, thol«rt«rßiillil.n kine kksidenuk ok sale no a7s tiaaa to uawl will ™ a n bati aid lumac all ib lot ociw lot ouu wlih lav s » ftckmiho u wctt swa at ok sale ob to kent—an xe i ant r idrirea on d la.a.a mtwat with f fr sale—the desirable two at tt brick houa.»m mm a«n wlta lot tstlw or mkxltic aw nay to daand l-a»r iiwaa aauaa omweat qah aunt dear i'us^s2fh « h.w-d mm l»r lot if al krf.a kc»w s»aam ibaaa art mitt llawajaxwjmka<>ia,a»w,tar tdaom m m four new fran astttgef oa pubom atrwt.w twtaa alataam anl hprtnf iuxu mi dma i aim ft tea avaawlawmk a iaipriiwi aa vacant till mill iii • uncti tot.taaaa_4 >•» sale h»u»k for sale—no 4 kinth bt l«i kxiss f««t tatm l-st»ry fiwt front mod r*«r n»w i-h a*l modern lmrm>v*m>nts b ' jobs otto m p—rl 1 foe 9alb—no 348 delaware r:i.t two-ttory and u brick will w mid cheap if ppi'*li fur **">■ jobs otto t^/y tup—rittr t7or sale—by m mecomb 10 s jj ditmod *. 110 johnson riiet 8-*:ory biick gas wit«r and es lar 5000 t.h ninth itre-t s-n'ory franc gas water sue oellar inccfsfioo m wa'nu trt«t a beautiful cottage with all th mj.r mi-'j price s2&00 100 wall nt ttreet lf-atorr iruw ew bci «:*■': off in fia style pries 0m ' 110 ninifi lemtt 2-«ory fmm lot ttiltc wiil sell ebaar prk * l 1 hudson mw-t near wadiworth itfnrtoij frame dfwj k>t 82x114 prm 928(10 palmer •::»•!, nca hud»nn lf-frtorr frame n«w ne f tt prettiest eotta»«a in tbi*-cl*y price 24w 130 w ultra umt 5 it ry frama price 600 1u william meet j--tort frame j.nce 988u0 la wi'ner tfnt 1 tor frame p ice 2000 30 pal««r itraet li,4torj frame i nee h7oo it palmar fwi t-itory tome price tlloo s3 tc&tb treet 2utorj frame pnee 81 0 1-i ninth t«*t 2 sv-rr ram price 000 isb william tre?t s-sturv trick stoae price 8005 433 nurtfa x>inaun atreet x-atonr rune pr.ee 29 north division ttreet s-atory frame price i,f seneca street 2-e'orj br ck prite 94f00 183 tenth ittt.t ttor frame pri c tsmo i^s terth itreet j-»turr trame price s6oo 22f sixth a'reet li ifirv frame preefisoo several small and lame farms lor sate or exchange for utv property al-o that beautiful en*liih cot •<« ho s witi seven icm of ar l<n urn lr t wen miles from main mrart iil tako ciiy urup my hoilses anu cakeiaces public sale—i he subsckiber will -. ]' at public au.uon on the 28th of feb ruary at hu re-iden-e near bo«ma sville erie county on pan matched bonej « yean old and a lot oi f^ituiq lu.plniil(jti b.5-2t j b campbell for sale—a carriage with jump hat bought at the fair iii octorer a good c.rriaue hor»e and harness alao a purtlaud aleiffh apply w hi bailey at fort porter b*22w horses for sale—during the coming kuiiq between mir h i a ri ni.vi-ib ■• r i the bulfilu sttttt railnad company i 1 ktß eem hundred h-'v-x mont of them joun and i gtmd coiiun ■; i v i in may be w a and ike prices aaceita-iu'd of lt f ur-nien at the übli t of ibe ;■ ii i ■ as mimi and niagara streets on anj after march 15 187 u also f r s*l at the presint ume or t bo ex clianited for other roruv suitable f r the business ol : c company ten t t ry fine rr.irei wh.ch wtre ■_,- uyh n i cuiatla last fall and are ith fo-1 jab ii siiall fcup*rint«mi'lei:t feb 7 1870 b7-2mda mortgages durchase money mortages john otto 81 pearl rt ! purchase money—mortgages l wanted by lt-k 4 pickeriso a2t 1 wewtfewanrt ifil a aaa mortuages 10,(ml tjpl u,uvu lor sale in amount of from f 1000 o * c.oo flitt class purchase money mortpaces alo l\on bakeh erie land i :•■'■ tortqages fo sale ivx hume ft sa^ford 16 w swf,n sl pmr goods bargains in sheetings & shirtings at kui i basceoh 2j3 miin blmt 2 cases 10 ctica 10-4 bleached sheeting 60c au the e*d!ng brand r,t long cloth at the i me or cc piir yar as by the barnes 4 bancroft bl "» m'lc *■ remnants of white g-oods at bashes i bavmt 259 main street nainsook and plain muslins swiss and book muslins alho great eedttction is peice ot all uoods in laco department barn'es * bancroft marked down at babxes & bancroft 259 main street entire prim sioce 1o cents opknind packages cf bleachsd ant brows doue3tic3 at wholesale prices barsf.9 * bancroft 28 m w in lit cost barnes i basceoff 259 lib stmt our kntirk stock op new and^latest style cf embroideries at cost elegant lace sets cambric do point and appliquk collars lappets uasdkbrchiifb fee kc barne3 » bancroft w tsaiuia 1870 offering at bames & bancroft 359 main street at r-rr low pk«f fl alpacas paplint paniuiin cloths tie ac barnkb 4 bancroft woolens at bahnes & bancroft q59 main street more of those hxaty all wool home hade camihekes at i oxfoed hues at oslt tt 10 heavy water proof 11 barne3 * baxceoft ,» btlbto fahct c—pb j f crossland will otik a sew tock of millinery goods itowktoanilnllto^bkkinlmta dtiuiiim on wusmut uc'po ma tpurnituks at reduced prices fob the holidays tit lmft i>»|i1 abd t»m llt-»l i(m4 pailoe dining room bed room and omep rußmmrsi the buffalo express job printing office thi viet t afatsffuftl i ra •!! hs nrmt n nhfabsd to kucuu b>f stll dbbbv noa or iook ca>s ajn ms woul ko ii kin iwaat hseit