The Buffalo Express, 1870-03-21

              buffalo express vol xxv monday makch 21 1870 no 8234 richmond the mayoralty imbroglio cuudsar in bloodshed-oki op ellison's folk killed—several op the opplsing pab.tyreroetxd killed and wovkded 00tkrx0r walker cktticise3 the in terfercnce of osxer4l casbt-mator cahoon appeals to tbe courts i st ttlisnlt ihi to tex tf«ph ] eichhokk va march 19.—at day light this morning when mayor cahoon'i police were being stationed mayor ellison police went around and arrested them all they stripped them of their badges and dis armed them three of the cahoon fore who were not caught took refuge in tht atationhonae at nx>n the second polict station surrendered to ellison's police early this morning the united states marshal served a notice on mayor ellison the thief of polios and city council that cahoon wuuld move before judge under wood of the united states court on wednesday next for an injunction to re strain them from acting mayor cahoon b«ud a oourt this morning as also did mayor ellison taere has been no disturbanoe to-day cannon's force re duced to about thirty men is ahut up in the atatiop house and ellison's force num bering about 250 have possession of the city a washington dispatch says " it is un derstood here that judge underwood who is at alexandria va ye*terd*y granted a writ of injunction restraining ellison and others from exercising the functions of mu nicipal officers of richmond the federal authorities here consider that gen canby will have no difficulty in preventing any serious confuot ' liter kkhmond march 20 a1l is quiet to night mayor ellison's police ia in posses sion of the city major cahoon'a force ( forty men are still in thei station ho use around which a large crowd of blacks hai been gathered all day governor talker has rent a reply to general canbyfa letter in which tho gover nor quotes all the acts of congress ou the subject to chow that general canby had no shadow of authority for interfering in the municipal affairs unjesa called upon by the legislature or the state-authorities nor has he any authority in orders issaed by the president or secretary of war ha says it is dear from the letter written by general cftnby to ilayor ahoon on the 18th instant that general canby had de termined to protect mr cahoon in exercis ing the functions of anj office which un der the laws of the state ho did not and could not hold governor walker sayt that as the cliief executive of the state hi will see ita laws faithfully performed aud when he finds the power of the state inado ijuaie he v£h call in the aid of the united states he contends that in the municipal difference in new york neither general canby nor any officer would have interfered nor ahou'd it be done in virginia a-statt that btanda on the ean;e footing in the union with any other au appended letter from mayor ellison states that general canby on the night of he 17th instant aaid chat he would get cahoon's friends to advise him to withdraw his men from the station house and ellison should dischargo his special police and tak possession the next day oanby himaeil took possession the latf.-t ei'-bmosd march 20 midnight.—thf dense crowd of blacks standing all da around cahoan's headquarteia at the third stationhouae bo blow*:ed up the streets that to-night mayor kilison deteriniued to slaar them away at eleven o'clock lit sent a force of men there who proceeded to clear jefferson street they were tired upon by the negroes and richard buch & member of the special force was instantlj killed ajnd captain william knox woundel ellison's police then tircl on the crowd who after resisting the attack were driver off the negroes carried their dead auu wounded—if there were any—with them the police succeeded in clearing the streets and at this time ail is quiet bush's body was taken to the city hall new york collector bailey's depalcatioftfi said t reach ott — wild ri'iior.s of thl magnitude of liis blackmailing operi tigns-ample security of the govern mfist-rumoeed chasge3 pending i.n tub postvffice and scpeiivisorship cowardly attack on major leland bloody riot at jersey city bt tei*ihapu to tiir mrrkss | new york march 20 — investigations made go to show that collector bailey is defaulter and that hi<booka exhibit a larg deficiency in funds belonging to the gover ment the sum is believed to exceed 80 000 and the evidence of fraud is sai to be overwhelming he is said to hay four yean ago as ollector of the fourt district appropriated public funds to hi own use and these peculations were coy ered up by the receipts of the thirty-sec ond district bailey's sureties are georgt opdyke henry e davits henry clews and j,george douglass all men ; of res ponsibility so the goverment will not suffer t!ie loss of dollar rumor sayi the defaulter haa gone to europe or na sau a dispatch of sunday evening says a rumor was circulated late last evening of the arrest of collector bailey but h.is not yet been authenticated and is probably in correct allegations agaiost bailey con tinue to become public the assertion it made that he converted 560,000 to his own use in january 1567 while collector of the fourth district which had been col lectad as bonds on several hundred barrelf of whisky said to hive been transported to california but which it is believed wer never shipped charges are also made that about the same time ha seized the rectify ing house of one kerr held it for twent days and released it upon the payment cl 20,000 of which ktit subsequently re ceived 13,000 and that two years ago he received 2,000 from jones * cs to settle a case of seizure of which the government got only 7500 als that there was a deficiency ir bis accounts while collector of the fourth district of 43,000 and an additional defi ciency in the thirty second district o 62,000 a report says bailey left ame morandum behind ackno^leding himself tht defaulter his chief deputy mr childs has been arrested charged with implicatinb in the frauds and will be examined to morrow mr flitss acd other merchants had taken step for eailey's arrest on civil suits for malicious prosecution before it ffh discovered he was miaung solicitor ban field of the treasury is making a thorougi investigation of bailey's affairs and froc information already received it is suspected the total defalcation will reach 150,000 or 200,000 the belief is expressed that all suits commenced y liailey against mtf chants in the twenty second district will be abandoned by general pleasanton tht new collector the case of h p clark another of foe liquor dealer accused by collector bailej for defrauding the government wu exam 1 ined yesterday before cvmmi«ioner 0i ' borne acd the charges were not sustained bnmon are afloat of the coming remova ol supervisor dutcber and that politician l,»re compaated the appointment of hi successor co general jcr.-s the preseu postmaater wheae name it is said will g to tbe senate this week edward funnery a boot anfl sbo dealer on broadway has been misaidg near it > month it is feared he has been mnr dared several cigar factories ia the lower par of the city have suspended operations thei employees being unable under the rules c the unicui to accept a reduction of wage the caisson for the e*st river bridg vu uonched at green point to-day i presence of 5000 people it weighs 400 ton and will be towed to the brook!t side of tb proposed bridge in about tw the new united states marshal bh*ri waa colonel ol vblutecn daring #» »• awl mom time frovort uarslul of rid ttea«were tcilded two faujhy r the wijrrir cf a tat of boslaig togar i jerawyqtyto-day * ban been burned to death at xhm 6ns at he central railroad of new janey depot fart night was only cligktly injured by a rolling beam major william w lielaad was asaaalted in pnnce street this evening by lome un known person who struck him a tibet alow in the face with brass knuckle lielaod who ww bat slightly injured gave chase and immediately fired foar shot from a revolver at the man who waa sup posed to hare been hit bat managed to escape arrest frederics brewster of nswarfc raeently went to germany to procure 20,000 which ahe wu told had been left to her order here the woman who is poor has just returned the story was a profound hoax rose of newark who eloped with two marhe4 women recently waa overtaken at pitta burg by thi husband of one of the women rose waa soundly thrashed the woman was forgiven and retained with hsr husband the convention of school book publishers of the united states after three days sta tion adjourned last night daring the sea iona a h rd of trade was organised re tail prices for all school books are to be fix ed by the retpective publishers from which a maximum discount has been fixed by the board the terms of sale are cash in thir ty days ail 6eld agent and commission accounts are to be withdrawn on or before july 1 a riot ocourred near pavonia ferry jersey city to-night originating in a charge by a man named ackennan fore man of the gaug of men employed in load ing freight for the erie railway that he had been robbed in taylor's hotel and that the proprietor kept a lot of thiev about him he was expelled and procuring the assistance of about thirty of bus men soon after returned and made a violent attack ipon mr taylor and his employees mr t&ylnr waa beaten insensible and a runner named kinney severely injured daring the melee some pistol snots were fired and kiaoey waa shghtiy wounded he and many other of thu rioters were arrested the erie railway company will discharge from its moplo the g*ng of thirty or forty stfred^rea who participated in the riot in jersey city on saturday evening mr 1 aylor'a injuries are critical two ringleaders one of whom was shot in the head has been committed for trial an unsuccessful attempt was made by incendiaries last night to burn the whole row of buildings ou newark avenue jersey city the produce exchange had an excited discussion yesterday over the resolutions approving of the appropriation of 1,500 ix)o by the state towards the completion of the new york & oawego midland rail road as the third trunk line to the west but adjourned without motion the reso lutions will probably be adopted at the uext meeting a london fa tter says that the prince of wales has received an additional 20,000 per annum from the queen in consideration of his evidence in the mordauat case washington hk pbesidrnvb judicious caution in the cise of tesnkibes—wkstkrn op position to thi fusdin'ti bill—base le9 rumok of commissioner dllano's resignation—inquhue3 regarding the onf.ida disaster | bt tblecrapn to thi mprrss | washisutos march 19 — president irant stated to-day in conversation with ieveral gentlemen f rum tennessee and other southern states that he was in doubt a o how far he was authorize to go in send ng tnited states troops into any state hat it as his purpose to tend a specia nessage to congress on tr-e subject com uuuioating all facts and let them indicate he course to be pursued in the premises members of the ways and means com nittee have been in conference with secre ary li-jutwell for nearly two hours at the freasury to day on the funding bill with a view of adjusting their differences rhe national bank clause and the one al owing greenbacks to be funded in four per cut bonds meets with strong opposition rom western members they regard the ffhole measure as one of contraction the report rwewed here of the disap nearanee of collector iiailey of new york reated some excitement in tfce treasury circles intimations were received yei crday by acting commissioner donglaas hat bailey had disappeared but no par ioulars mr douglass at once tele iraphed to supervisor dutcher to take harge of the office and second deput i'arnell was sent to new york las litcht reports are expected from these jffioers by to-morrow's mail of all the cir lumstances connected with tha departure f bailey and the condition of th business jf the office commissioner delano who ha b««n ab lent from washington for some time was telegraphed to by mr douglass yesterda that it was important he should be here today and he accordingly left philadel jjhia in the noon train and arrived here last night he is now engaged with see riitary boutwell concerning this matter bailey's district wiil be at once turned ove to collector pleasontod of the fourth t)u trict a rumor wa4 prevalent here this morning that commissioner delano ha-i resigned his thee but upon inquiry at the internal cvenne office it was found nothing of the kind has occurred the trial of albert nicholas i colored in dicted for the murder of his wife and mother-in law was concluded to-day j e snodgrass was tha prisoner's counsel and urged the plea of insanity the jury which was mixed white and colored en tered a verdict 01 guilty the court room iaring the trial ilia be*n crowded with auditors tvo-thirds of whom wer colored a statement from arutin texas says th»t a party of comanone indians recently made an attack in that state on four men jriving them rom their wagons two in dians were killed during the bght the white men all eacaped a party of men started in pursuit the light resulting vi ii indians killed and one white man another report is that on the 6th instant a party of indians went near fort mek a v.tte a military poet and oarrwi off a mrs jrields . . the nary department are anxiously awaiting detailed reports both throngn admiral kowan erknmmndum the asiatic sqnadroo.aiuisut departnvslit •«»»<;'*■«■ of the investigation ißto the oneida dis aster letters are daily received at the department from the frienda and relatives if the victims of the collision for ddiuor.al detaila concerning the action of the depart meat regarding a recovery of the bodies the society of the army of the potomac will have a second reunion on the 9th of april at the philadelphia academy of the commissioner of internal revenue decided that farmers are reqmred to makf returns oi produoe sold within the year bnt are not required to return produce railed until the same is sold miscellaneous fishery troubles aoais thaiatesid | st szwaar ts ... scraae i hal-rrax noia scotia march 19 ia ] the aeatmbly yesterday mr kirk prr , aented a petition from ftaberm merchant , i and inhabiunte of cap can c-mplaio l ing of the encroachment of american fish ermen and aeking the gowrmnent to the petition to the notk of th doniinioß « tboritie aad to arg tfcn au.ps.inr ot mea nreafarpratmtiß the ssawns by a sotiday libbabt cit vf rhllabilraia phll.ami.rhla march is fasp.au.dc this morning granted a ws auwjtod to th.rircewma.tlaa»a««-*ti*.usaary.r iringtheen ta e*ow s*a why at altar native wriaal ■ 1 iiirt.il aa ** relarnabla **» ir*maea*wa april sal mmma*n*am iii,i.s»ts to knew tha mnawalfli libra «*•■ ■*** — • waeiag-racen <■ a**»°«j aftctaooa taew.tl.sleailssa.lle tarrar at is **• *. w**a*a i sw*«*l**-aa****a*j lis sua ■*-■« third nadiag uttla.latialatar.-j a os ofulblo i , foreign l4tt kail bait wtiut java miuisttr deloso siffokts to bucl'tl acbuuxal raouconok or caitai rruc-oao li*t coiftuci or rag nolisa aubobi tir*-hcdiosatios of th america at thi vrai.it-«amti or mi umaba intfcltr»t)so from rove—thi bt x diair srrjatioir j i it maun to m imm 1 sis raxmcuco marnh 19.—the mail steamship china arrived ijo-day from hong kong fabrnary 12 and yokohama febru ary 23 jjtest data from japan gire thii umm»vy of newt lit yokohaau the oneida diauter agiuta the oommwuty during the totirenrarth captain eyre wae allowed to take a in tlw beahay notwithatacdiug ate nuiatie reqaeate and final demand of mr deldog th american minieur upon the british anthoritiee for his arrest aad criminal trsi tka seateace of the ooort aaepeads captain eyra far six months th nmiinaai are inriignsat aat not only at the senteaoa nt in ooasajaeßae of the intoairable englishinaoienoe to which mr deloaf was nt.jwjed daring tke in nstigstion " captain aoe chief of s>aff of the steamer delaware / had reached yokahama and would imol'vliately hold an naval court of inquiry the only bodioi found are those of captain williams and/the ship's carpen ter too funtoal of cap^iin williams of the oneida took place in yokohama oa tne bth day of kabruary the oeresßoaies were tery imposing miflirtw delany and lieutenant commander'cuilan wen the chief mourayrs french prussian and english miouters the admiral of the eog ush n&vy atd military and naral officers of various na-'.inralitins the consular and stalf and a large couoonm of civiiisls were m attendanse the japan«ae anthorities were pursuing what few native christians eaoaped depor tation and said they nl>w demand that foreign ministers and mwsionariea shall be prohibited from teaching natives or in sny wsy promulgating their fiuth the feniusuiar and • oriental steamer sunda recently ran into and immediately sunk the north german hip carrie jane the crew were saved ( from hiogo nagszali auii ozaka tar rible accounts of native caristian persecu tions and depreredations sex and family ties wholly disregarded at yeddo four or five hundred houses were destroyed by fire on the 4th or 6th of february the american consulate c&rrowly escaped destruction there is bad feeling towards foreigners is all direc tions foreigners in ispaj and especially foreign officials are nsrrowly watched and guarded pbixck bosapartj;'s trial paris march 19 th high oourt for the trial of prinoi pierre nspoleon bona parte lor the homicide of yiotor noir con vened at tours e»terday the frinoeas uonaparte aad suite have already arrived there an enormous cro«-d of people col lected arorud the railroad depot to see the distinguished visitors the city is crowded with strangers prince bonsparte arrivnd at tours in charge of an officer of the gen d'armia and accompanied by tie ohia officer of the police paschsll grouse who iient victor noir to prince bonaparta on the morning of the fatal affray and m milliere both on the editorial staff of la marstulaif are also in tours as witnesses ko<hefort grousct and milliere were transported in charge of officers because they were undergoing sen tence at la sainte pe)agie.a arrangements have be«b made to send telegraphic reports of the progress of the trial to the emperor e-'ery two hours the oouncij paris march 20.—the rlarquis of bon nevilie komsn ambassador « expected to ii.no here to-day lie hai received leave of absence for eight days and has been summoned hither for consultation it is believed that the absence of the marquis of bonneville will last thn weeks llis lussiou on the 21 canons of'the chnrch will not begin until he returns rome an swer to the note of count liaro demanding admission of french repromntatives to the council has not yet left kome as was re ported " the pope forbade the french prelates from oelebrating mass for the soul of count ■ lo montalembert he considering it a demon stration o hostility to the ecumenical council an italian bishop officiated and the pope attended in on of the gallerii s as the ceremonies took place while the council was in actual sessioa few rf the bishops could assist the arrival is expected here f an agent of au pasha charged with obtaining ooa cessions to calm the agitation of the a rm nians caused by the infringement of their privileges br the papal oourt hpais madrid march 20.—the official paptr publishes a decree requiring the bishops and clergy to take the oath of fealty to the constitution within six months £~; ksglakb v ken-stowh march 20 boat from the steamer samaria reached this port at six o'clock this naming the left the steamer forty mileav off wit : her shaft t.roken two tngs hare gone to bring her in the bishop of barbadoes ded to-day at his home in western england the officers of the bank uf dnglaad have determined to express the sassy of gold in thousandths hereafter iosteadw in carats thus bars will be calculated ill one-three thousandth 1-3000 part inst»»d of seven hundred and sixty-sight 7681 parts aa at present . , captain general deßodas j-ccoaipamed by secretary fernandez and g*fl ferrer de canto of the new york cromha and us tuu stiff sailed this afternoon fur nusvitas on arrival there he will procatd to puerto i'rincipe gen nspoleon arango l»te ijf the rebel army arrived in havana this morning and ailed with the captain oenersj to use his influence in the restoration of jaace cuba hata-ia march 19.—the preiua and diario de la marina hare editorials to-day on the unfriendly comments of tka amen can newspapers oa the sitaatwa ia caha they both mtimau that if tk anmrinan government would and ocsaausaioaers they are positive such oomaliasuiaa-s would disprove the sssertinas laselj auda by ieieral u*aada about the oca«t»a of the rebellion and other matters aad that america would discard forever toe question of the recognition of belligerens nghta to the insurgents hatti new yoek march 20.—hayiismadvices to march 9th state that the tevm of dee afneats is to be bombarda if th»»iqaeta do not yield aaooaditionally ts saataaaa af ieathota.«nlof s^taan 1 •»-» «" commuted m imprisonmeat for l;ia preai stsagat issuedtnama^y wall dbsjas oftne^swetsofgrsod au y aadt.bu wlo will msmediately lay dewa hair arms j crumb am jascaltus i*r:t-t ar ajtai - iir taum ii to mmv | sak filociw ■ ; march so caaaora pwtim lut aight kttaaftod to v«w mp tk tmum of th bdffaw co«*a tk canl ia aow ca • toh to hnp al us mitaa •«• oo«pi«<i by amaml wdl !»...«•»». ttatam^m tnbl *«■■«»* bat ao oao ioj«mav uuno v w i-ieroe w—f*i»g to rt jgmwo madtotlmwtomprftkjw ' iv-mi co4l mm . bcbutw p—«ytt-i jtfinfc »• om tkandar aukt • imi wi»it •>• juft saom »■»«■■■«*>} t •*»* tlllllp inaianmsat of tha twara weaterdey morning a raaablna nates waa heard an iaajsaawaiy bwaarwaas a ******* a tha lisiaa af th barber oa tha cewiwaa d enak bedaly ao that where bete at hrw tide the waa beach tbara aa aaw twen ty-fire feet of wewar soma af th wharrea war deuroyed and laaatr aairisd adrift nunsostios bono march a—th gar book a six atory stractare oa orataa aad l*itu street caught fire last night tk iwaf ot th satire block waa bnraod on la lb thro opper atorie cus.pla.aly ileetlujed aad lb war floor dranchad with water total loaa 80,080 eire ih rortlafd ba-nooa mama march ml — th wooden block at tbe wart and af kend.ako.go bridge waa damaged 80,000 by fir this morning tbe sbbssms or caraiit etre sax fcahcnco march 30—all th morning papers contain editorial oomment on th nrooeading of th naval co.rt in qniry held ia ypkahama oa th oneida diaaeter aad all oonu.mn its action tha conn panned by miniver d*lol i p proraa of 8b 1 tbk so vtit merino of cmzraa or iushtiux to protest agusbt b«ow»lowb scbzstb nisimu.l timmh march 19.—a meting of citiiens irrespective of party occurred in naahville today it having boon called to pretest against congressional iattrfaraaoo in the affair of timnssss mayor morris presided resolutions were adopud declaring that the popnlation of tennessee w«re •• qniet and orderly aa tho ana number of people anywhere and that than ie no necessity for interference for interferenoa on the part og the federal government to suppress the disorder de uouneing the exaggerated statemonto blade abroad relative to the internal affairs of the state and pledging the people to man ifest the integrity of the lawi state and national at all batards the meeting alao adopted a resolution of welcome to the united utatea troops sent nere to stifitain the authorities and a memo rial to congress npon the condition of ten neesee and the unfounded charges mads sgainat the paaoefnlnaas and patriotism ol the great mass of the people the wholesale merchants in a mating this afternoon alaa adopted a circular aa dress to the boards of trade in leading oities betting forth the condition of affairs in tennessee and appealing to them to ma their influence against congressional inter vention they allege that tho state haa bean unusually qniet and peaceful and business prosperous but that the proposi tion to subject the state to outside inter ference has brought trade to a pause the new orleans i ollictorshir nrw orliaks march 19 anothsr effort is being made to re move < olleet or casey it is stated that petitions for his removal signed by the state central com mittee and state officers republican mem t>em of the legislature and prominent he publicans have been forwarded to washing ton businessmen greatly annoyed by recent removals of experienced custom louse employees and the substitution of persons unacquainted with duties devolv ing npon them akiasbinated nashville march 19.—jndge carlton df the probate court of morgan county ala was murdered at decatur on 1 burs day night just after getting off the ears from louisville three persons fired on him with shot-guns and killed nun instantly in despair st louis march 19 — the democratio members of the legislature in caucus laat night at jefferson city adopted a resolution declaring it inexpedient to call a state con vention or to nominate candidates for htate officers for the general election next no vember mam lmnbto.li kentucky march 19—last night a lire was discovered in the seooud story of haydan brothers dry goods store market street between fourth and fifth streets the goods counters and shelving on the first floor where the fire did not reach were found to be saturated with ben cine the stock was valued at 60,000 loss between 15,000 tt t2o.<x>o losur anee reported to be between 40,000 to 50,000 michael haydem one of the pro pnatora was committed to jail and after wards released in 20,000 bail the other partners are absent from the city the legislature albany march 19 assembly mr flag presented a resolution of the common co»n£il of troy asking an inves tigatioo as to the quality and pnoa charged tor gas in that city the committee on cities waa directed to make the investiga tion and report whether the citizens of trey an subjected to impoaitiolis as to the quality of the gaa and price charged for the same _—-_- j bymr patriok^lgainst the bill to pay railroad employes within a specified time agreed to also to extend the time of the cowan a point t southern kailroed completion alao to facilitate the construction of the caynga lake railroad by mr blair changing the name of the buffalo corry and pittaburgh bailroad alao for the better protection of life and property on railroada br mr uttlejohn—regulating the in rastment of the several funds of the state bills wen introduced by mr bamler-for the protection of canal and other lands belonging to tbe state in busaio also for amending the act relative to state prison officers by mr hyatt—to establiah a police in lansinburiih by mr dweet amending the act to fa cilitate the construction of the ttcbehana valley bailroad by mr campbell—providing for the re organization of the metropolitan fire de partment of new york city jjr bamler moved that the vote passing til new york one hundreth and twenty-fifth street bailroad bill be reconsidered and that motion be laid on the table mr m c murphy inquired whether this was intended aa a censure of mr fields action yesterday or an attack on senator genet who introduced the bill in the senate mr baaaler replied that the object waa to reniove an impression that the members wan whipped into voting fir the bill and tekold itovernntu the eonekaaioai of tbe iimlilihr lie*ami yesterday the mo ti was carried and tha otll laid on the the report of the select committee to in quire into the leasae and vats of tha waters of the oaaala tt the state appointed at tha uat seeeeea waa received and ordered printed • tha homea in omnmittee disposed of the lollowmg bills as noted to aaswam tha act for the prevention of cruelty eeaansaele the biu»ae modified on mr buna motion and ordered to a third itlhaaßßßal report oes railroads was re seived from the state fagiaeet and order sd te be usaataa makiag an epp'opriation rfa^tlonaand dollan froot the rut treasury to thetunael pme hui th.r.l the bamaa tbam adjovmad until monday »'■■"« . . tn bie drronci b»rr far hjad in aaw to awaaiaw awawt exfltawmm v jaaston yv--u w — m voewt aaas ant v aaarry in histßioaiaw m hia briden he mt«thrt ak madehmbrfwreywyr bat his owm age by wahag magaiais balm s hatts-t 3*mk fcsat poor ywasb aaa awwkkj iaaaat bar elbows l ajßs^^ap^aa^^^^a^?^aws kwrnau tejfclehß|mafa<stjpefa»lg»a»m w^m*ffktr*m^wi^^b ~ j m wvttmjjo tjnmw job pjuntino offiob ruasimij mm •■*> thi : vxet best matxxiax al a ■■**!, b p*k*a**x to strctjti ftissi us sb rioa or book cajld ass job voai ko u east iwal t*bct ih.illwwa the buffalo express i-i'bumu it the expmkbb pbihtinu co ko 14 e..bwak street m-mtu kiprea p jw bo « ku>lt»jn<ei|'r " • » wmuf txiir " 1 » the bkk and tveving f ri:k two edi tion 1 ! i 4 p «., 4«h»«r«l lo ellj ■■■' ■ ri r t twulve com p«r weak * business di i tc 7r"y taan.muuwna . • scaaurea . ■> ratios or rax ~,«.„<,,,. juamw-aawaia ma ny cur j.n whs make r-lis ... bu c .: is 3 ludu w ilu.rel.w ..... aaaeaadsreewm tl loci.o la n~n j m*i sed bsaneuj ri.'.otllakh architects t rid k rvst m aain st ao'l imi'i.r.mk.nt.s castings c buwaaui ktijl wolt-1 tii.^uneartinal hankers 1 w j pm ... ta . mass t-.r saaeaa bli:n hi*raxs finecahtings to . i.ii.x ' co.,ww ktaawaand vaqpwsesea books afill itariu.ni.kv vai.'.'i ■ i ayi ■ w 1 .-. ifsbl i . ; i'innl h it hhit srffmsia.ani malta ittttsal ; i.:.t m ala.ii ana v w beuaca s 11 irrar.wa wain i.la.n x ii(juk.s stationery 4c v t oukw-uoia johnson sv^matn * .-. i a trtis-iriansnrtmimaiii boots * shoes a . bcrrbvtka fiu hat ... i ti jewirt emjeafaa nx book mantjfacttrbr.a j i ' hlul..tlk imaad 11m weelii4,'t ' ... i sci lonebh wholesale '. 1.1 i \ .. i.uijitk * lu 168 u'vuih j «-"~".| ' arkkts oil lotus bathers . j zimiii l>h.,..ureni j^j cabpxt kl,-tfii ■ ra nun 3 mats . ' i 1 1 j''i''-rs wboleaale ■-• au.,i ppo.ite tiut hou.e " ! -' •' • rlafis 4 crock eiiy , .' nui aiy am . ..... st***s.a*aj,aa ... carriages "* fly a wallace lol near curler horn crackers sc i r.vens a hon lbn ai 107 cabas coal wholesale and kotail i h uii.lkv a co i r kho and terrace u ulrijt i'a.l aga sb gene i-offke ft spice mills iiahi a ola iu slain oppoaibe cburcbea coal a.nu i'kj iron 0 v trnaon a cv , as taas cor aiu.ia.ippt a l htlamoh ■: i'oaunerdal wharf loot 01 m.iv ireeu dry goods dodd best a co 29 main dha i'eks * tailors u u faiw i!u main dyeu and renovatoil tilt imri lafcn envelope mani7fact chxk3 u w ratamata ii w swan endiiaveiison t/ood ueo i w uilll'man 2lk ala a lancy oof jm tc . vi.ujek iutnlin a c 40 main fi■rnr i re ac iiaacd white . 1 aaaawulaott is i : , m . io floli kkku and qra.in w h.c01.11 mm „ k „„. „, .„. '. ri'it and oysters r-al 1 fggti c 0 aj washington fine brass castings f ttalo bkasb fuindky 76 exchange class and paper show cards j i hum man 16 x seneca t up lair irockhs wholesale a a joiinstun 7j m.itn uuociiks wholesale and retail t i ii.i.man 171 main i.ll w bcotr 17 * snneca gents fcrmshino goods al.l.lbun 11 stakkuku 1l.7 maiu *. n lawkknck a tins 816 main mutt a bta.dlvt.ewl main guns and jewelry 1 o bodnu.n a lu , las main hotels bhvvf.vs hotel .... vsaßajtaa and carroll u,ur work and hair jewelry t.is ii.umkl 11.s clinton harness saddles ac j h lttlx a son 20 exchange oppr.tte man^o ua.s'i x hl.t'hkfv bttceussor tv j hum ap:y a bro..aoa mam hardware ikon *'.'. c i wai rull-c-e 271m.ui ai.-l traaa h..ht..ns ■. xip w t^earland ...... r i.n..v ml 1-ako a >:■', bu lu.n lu.lli ~ . ons.b h.ail.w dkwittc wetcaoo sm m.ln.cr w.awaa hardware and mlt.vls ruair * ca.as .^ i uo i n-^o hot air h knacks a 1 uili'kut bi etauv hats caps and furs c a f qeutiq&r j state bkrtotold a hluj anaaita wil vmll'liil sil sain iron foundry f.aui.r ikoi wobkfi pjwry oor aqsakxeeen llinton ikon works cn.inl cr.r ja k.nn iron focn'ders engines lioll 1 . geo w nirrr sons a cv tiki«v „,^,. iron nails r k spi . '£***■ i':-.att a co 46 a uu wjtcr lager beer 1 1n . hm a hichakl koeste .^' l l 1 ? kub 0 v 01 mam at t iwmi 1 1 r aniuaoe and sleigh u u ytyji rfjn 33 w1(1 waaliingioti f°'.^klx(i r.i.ass pictcke frames sorvailij k lllm'l.no 15 r swan malleable iron pratt 4 lehjiiwok th 62 r.d u terrace makble mantles and grates c 3 uoopkr 811 delaware l hwartz a u bkj m»in mmuilk it okanite works 1-eirlmiins a kok-son comer court and mor^n joii.s jkawfuki lai ■**! 168 niagara millinery wholesale and retail hknky 0-br!f.y.2"u main w h wuuuwakij 4'fj main mourn.n(j ocds dodd.best a jo all maiu manuf.\,;turin(i jewelers c u f jl'^jjtu.iya 327 va*h.rajflon organ's portabla pipe fiilukmakiar & c0,,3i 41 and 45 c.tuuin oroasa melodeons c geo a i unci & co niaijara stivonth aid ma nlaud oils paints c 8 pea^e 06 and u7 main planing mills doors sash c *>. a bv.*anb a co afttpbanic i'iuntkks k blank book man'fs basiir i joniss 110 and 2^2 va-aliinirt..in street plastic slate roofing b f lannes 244 main * pianos music c cottieii fc i'kntov 9 maiu piano manttfagturers 0 kurtzman ll»8 mm nnd 110 bata^lw ukvini bros 401 niairara cor maryland p.-vpea hangings c u h bikok.'iis uatn iontoumeiiv i'.ros i main aerrettniciioi.3 57u u&iu photikuiarhers w m kas'ifjht i r.rj main i hami:[.fton*,aos and t main m l 8l15^.37 main sewind machines oruvf r a basasa rt m co 411 main whfki.i.r a wilson s m co 276 main cor wilcox a oibbs9 m co 14 h divlilon howe m d is *. swan florkncrs m c 0..401 main saddlery hard.v vre c pbatt t let.mworr 6 s and 64 terrace silk hat manufacturers c macke^t i^7 miln stove hollow ware lttrd a co mat brace st bad erie can stained glass puptalo st\in'en qla3s work 29 pearl 0 o l bltt-vs 20*jt aaic school furniture w chabis * son 51t seventh scales and safes ffalo 80ai.b workr 63 main stoves and hardwaj&e i i.v ferris a co 446 main stove.s furnaces and rangf 1 . swartz a co 363 main trunks danielti humphrey ancestor tojno hntt iibrey a uru ml maiu st toba'^onists a m adams c.,_,o s9 w»bhan ? tona4bam pearl gibson p i'.jffi'aßd « co 200 wa^mikton wattes jewelry & diamonds ir,^ivs jewelry store v>2 mala *, fc e nicki'cson 264 jain f>an b cartle ir>l main stevtinii bros 469 main watch makers fc jewelers jtjucs walker 2 7 main mortgager bcffalo fire and marine in »•«>■ mmk mnltd in lee .« riikeki.vq llt weat swan »** . i-m money to loan-on bond anfi mort*l»go on city proper v lee & pics euing 13 wf swan wt ■ ltf i7anred — puecha9e money tv mo-l«aire . juhs otto ell it pearltnet pi'kchast money moktages ■ joan otto i n«ri a t)uuohase money—moettiagks i wtalilly iati'icuiinu w&m!fsaum run maijc y^h '.. shb • i*»fo«l uw knu k f.ost ajtp foritp lost march is 1870 a papek p*r c nt-idlng m ui-«mpr letter ad drea adtc ill f j .\ t w v rlt rt t 11 ddivi-rr al u,i oti.eixl delivert^'ii'li^p t hhl brihla h t j '^' t ost on stoutxla promissory j-i mta i r tw buiktnd dollar u.i-l lur^h 11 law dia.q by c.rr.lne c k«,l to f u ro r i w.lham w,i ri4 a d nnrliii—iff t iim w < sm(-»'..-»i due in fou m-,i,-h from c.t wito h.terem il ui wum v.ra * kri b,nk a'1 ra'>u we ouftteold a litul i-urcam aid role •» p.yin-n ma t.pp.j a wsz re ,,, 0 will 1j pail r th n-l.irn r i n ,„ ,>,„ „„,,. - unwl kuwab . 4 bulklanl ij*uumi at thk ch&ajp papkb han.i^g su»r 3»>i man i that ih y ar paying ppvie in c'nnye a —■— * kohztlius hwikl>l>t amd loimaxj av'asted-liy agextlemastxd bmn t in the v?r»riity of the atnrricn rw «! . it » b.nir *■ jjetitl man addrna a j ■ h ff wantkd - board and com fortat c room l,v a lady wubiti ten mm ut-i»alkol aroen.ai block audrc*i c h i " l^ifl^1 bspr«h office clr-ai wmbi—btw w _ to restaurant keepers asi cl crs a jto'-tl li.vestmeu in a umaji capital i tt.'l apelrlmtwecafttaaavißstmo'eoa'r m rawre tvm biosi9m 14 errc hrcct ctt-a a i brcantilebusiness for sali j.tj a el!m>»l,m,h.dwh<-lf k it (,„,.„ „ bastmoa i orro - c . » 11r..w 11 iudtog wantro a paitts bk ih a fixe »» ou&minmtkjwp-to apply t rp j*m-a fabh of altofr 1 ftftv af re n . ar lh , ri v wi!l j let t ,, work tcilm^fr lr*'b avplj or " hokarii * t-hai i e'^i ( him main t li rak>'.kv for salb oft to rent - 1 " jar orner perrj aud waihingtun liinuln l 421 elk kt \ itas ukacrukfsr machintkv x a.ll t 11 11nr • for e jr'>flw lar^e t n , riiai prim p/wf cm bt hud on r liner*l tqifiii a trt«>il house rd lot t km nd d itktt n i t a iaio cash a to uumt & saniuki 18 wt-st awui l tu wanted a partner with a mak t of *,-,»»■> u f^ooo i tl a u . j i ti u 11-hej pftyiiik buhiiit iti thin city proftti ar«i ri^kx nominal oiir c»(m.ti!ff of takiir charzi i i ofllee bualnomi prftcrrtnl ad-jrum ihruu^h tht wanteu manrpa<:tfrers'andtrar)fn bank wanlc.l t.v lex a pfrkkßlv lajv^wau _ c , 7 ' wanted two oood bhbkoettc men anil two lulies to solicil f.r 0 a i>ca pul.licatioa o:7 if rißtfl * tobgtqb 36 main t wanted to kent—a few de h.u-fs f.ir mrd tenants imiawillu may lit euwaki s & hi kl>n u'.a estati win loan iffflkm iz v a h--..h h 111.1 a mu-»ale a gents wanted to solickt ok x l-rii tor marktwain-j new hook '■ innncrti * al.rnad also hanafo d life jen tuabo.h ■ apply t or mlilre ininraiat 1 hultdlu en r.l uuburlption oflm 170 miiu strt t butfnlo n y to book binders—wanted a forwartlt-r uakek al jonk4 iss ai s3h wmhimrtoa hit ct kl h blp~<fk!maitiks ')[•) washington st—wanted :.'.. iu-m efl-2t mtcatiows jk avfei v vounti man waxtb a sitca iv 4*a rf itßd b 1 t l »• ;.,,,.- r i1 ,,, i i l ■: v . d .■■ ifi -•' t . direct ■' a i.,"1 fi n 1 ■«•. eis-u a ydlmi van wishes to wv ft.ba.tj=;^irfij - ■« i r „,..., i v a . rc n :-.".. bna wm l?ns -""' *«!-■ t •'■ t r r.s for hknt-1n the new ij woc\cttii.r -; oj.hirmtonardor i toit.-<wti lha imiuud 1 ry rr n.ok las ai.il il6 t.u whol cf lh#»hird utoiy aj'i-.y to gfc'iit 1 17 187 ft ii»-tf kwitt & roi>t ijlor kejst fine officta in the ii auwh ii-'.uiw ha 77 l\arl itwit john otto cl 2 el l'l-arl itfaet fur hknt-thk ofkice uni kh jui..ifactnr<'r»1 itti-t 7ra.i ba k apply to juhn otto 1 to bt ill hrtbkke kice sleeping rooms in l tbit rrntra 10.-aiity 33 vain mrw nvw 1 dley & r.wkwt-11 apptytooeo b bull op hie pi tin!-en i*s 1">ooms and powkr to rbm j tlie r iniared sirahln an 1 the pom bob slant inquire of k 4i ii hulaif.i miul.^iin bt anc thr citnat huffa'.n t let—stor s i^ob rent—store no 157 in the 1 new work cursor ffi*blnytcm and orsai hmta apply t.j jf.wttt i bo t mvch 17 is7 cis-tf t|h>k kfcht—mtore an i dwfcl ' hn(r corn r soiitti anrt lnui-una ita pfmm icin m*y be had mm iat to ken bo s3 ' i.yon £ bakkr erie land offloe mo ucr—the largfi akd coal 1 ni li in su.ra lately in the eeenpwoey of jsi b-ntl«v & chenev known a 80 iyi main t this r cooridtrcd one o um ort tladrtma man^s f.r bustnsm in the lity inquiw erf uhas e shf.paku irnarliilh l otmc altove dfw.til«3 h turr to~l et — jiojji es _ for rent—no 332 cabboll st lllltshh for a bosnttnf house arp tl c2l juun ito 1 p.arl trtet ch)r rknt-40 east moh wk juhn ot'o 81 pearl ntreit boarding houhe for rest - corner vl sen^ci aii'l tiyiur tticcta aril h*»il in the ihy icr boardnra from the sa'ir'aii t rpkrtfeely or in iimiwilinn ith the b^atdii t hou f i wtii ajijtcu to klour and i'eedr.r m at ht ro f-n funhur particuliri r-plf t 1 w>i s*m-t.hujii as\nf d rari pmmc ai;i-nt ijorses fox rent from may i fft mien st 2 story hrlok b"vrii pa t 1-28 n ac;ira st na w*t#r ac 42fhi|<p«jwavt t-s:.ir i k 44 ( hippewn t , 2 aov bnnlfc hh'ltnth ftireel 2 slnry and hws^mpnt 4 ani 44 moi-jn.il t as and wat r j.ri4 cadhrt 5a cc voltage with l.am ist vin.'in)*-t.,2--t-ty fran.e 84 wilktßon it 2-«t n inune bani ami l*rg lot for lumber wood ur stone ia i*»n s i--t.ty ai;d iwwwntat ri.l e . vcnih bt , 2->£nry franio i<)s •■( uui dtnateo t s4urj and bm«—nl 207 ftarth wrh m m . frame 2-9 hudson rt li—vry fram-i 17 ea it t , l-«oryfraaifi 572 n«rt division t 2 » orj iraflßc ho»^i*mß.«k'"rock aprly to hume fc b*n ' rp lfi west hwb l r ii>rknt—asjsxokt brick hutse so m pirii street in good order atl j t»r or will sell itn * new rtory fmnie :-, i 4fi rea*in*blff ii njied for soon vs j'rfiliy 21 c n ci 7 >'■>-• rt c nt^two-story fra me . d eliin su 68y nintu street two-s:<ryf-amc dw.llir.g 80 u r.*ra street two st ry irame dwi-11-i g nu 0 william btrcej two large rikwvs n ma.n strett r.^ar eagle street t*o-»t-ty brick louse ana mure no 112 lii t t.-ry brick house and store no we sfi.eca t*»itor brick house and store bta tfl gtnese imt two-»torv brick h«uw on tracy strett ppply to edwards i buck'ant fo .' n'ii bti''ciink v'c for~svl r for sale ur for rent—the old exlablifhed stand of the late jaxb scitx d o ssumunat 010 john otto 81 pew^^l a oood kxgineand boiler for fcue c cap at the l^ri-jn pl-mnp mfll bollfcr & rerii'enwalt -^ cir-cr i"hl-ago wt ral i'avkrs fvr sake—at 50 v * c«nt and 75 canta a hundred atlhin nffica horses ajfl carriage horses foft saie-dujiing the coming nuod between starch 15 and novem ber 16 the buffalo street rallmed conpjay i 1 vll one hundred home moat of them oua and in good condition th hones may imkd and the ixiees mm taii*d of tba for-men at tbe slibl-s of the company ou main and niagara streeta on and after march 15 is7u also f • le u th prwrnt time or to be ex ctung«d for othar horset raitabi t t the bualimh of t\e fviinpany ten rttry fin vim vhicn were brotubi from canada last pall and are with foil jas h small superintendent . fib 7.1870 b7-tmdk - fott v*t hotsth brick dwxu4sc9 for s\le th«t?»u.r a bi^ment dwellirj no j iuiith divis.itt tirt*t r*t*ceh eu'cutt k ii oik i an -, tl ■ 1 ata y ilwtliiny ho 243 ortb dwis o  ntre*':l u lte & wukeeiao 13 w - w n **: n it villaok pr<vpekty~for sal v ft xx.v r^two ene r^ldence id the v.u.g i tiniiljst tb boiun ml ijlmj bn k nl wicf coptar ir,f lx>ut nine room each 1«u66x17 lhk a hckeki.sc 13 r-iifcw n n c i7 for sale—ib 2 fourteenth st aaj i dlvi"-on sf i wj frame with b*ro lot 3i3 rt;2-»t r limf lot 30x100 lee a pl*'he''l-o t wfa w , n t j tl7 i^or'sale or to rent-no 469 paaafaajlaa trret 21 story bftefc m aud ivr n.j'thwwt corner ninth r-l f*nn—l hial street 2 story and wn b ick gas water d lurna ; tun and ewant ffrotind 80 n lmlawirn street 2 rtory and w'ny brick lth bum h.l n ■•;■>!. l.j oxd^r r *» joiin otto 81 pear t the 2-stouy and attic brick iwtrllirjg xo ftf franklin street for wile m i exc^antra for city pri^riy pdaa r.<«x k a watt and cart bib all in good nrpnir lot 80xu0 inquire hcijk t sanf'-rd ecal etate and 1-aurance ann's «* 16 wfett siran t fjr sale—no 61 seveitfth st i*ol j frame houte and bam a'so 2-nory t«uii mt l t efiftta olxer ° t jchvqtto blpcarlat for sale—the 2 story frame tanklng no 11l park tfreet thn house it i.ew s^id c nv yi*f n.tlv rraq ed fumn nd we 1 i,nt 60xl"0 al-o the fl.it uo-su.ry frame rlwt-ilinsr so 44 b wmj street and in ajilerdid or^er aii-1 well l.4 tiorloo lee i picker!s:i c 2 13 went swan str t t houses for sale—a labgb number of dosiame dwelling in price fr ra n to t"jo,(jat m*nv r.f tliem rt-*t hargai-.s if v d 808 ki'wards 4 bi'ckland rn vriataaadloui brol«m cm mo 2 browna ehitldiuip por sale—no g2smainstiieet ro 138 ' ma nt 2 tory bridt s ulltwc-t comet wi»ar i tupptt stn 2 tj-irj k-k apptj lojuhn orro 81 fear st ell kior sale — wl offer at l pwrt ure*j!i no sbs b uth divwod street a ! rj luti uwrluiqr with biiek barn irtsflxllo : lbj a picke«i>q ] is wert swau at fc pob sale—the 2-story brick j uir ma 110 faat ejgle treet iii fine-.r der yj-i wul aer tut 30x110 b3 lfk a fl>:\e ring is weal swn it or sale thk~a-stoky brick p ml mob tlit north a.nt c-.tner nf exchange*u almhiiini ik a g"t)d towttot lor a wlmin and ard,i.|f hi.us or m-fritv lot 2si[utf to unrr.-il st rf leb ac pick-king u ffwt twu t i^ok sale the 2 ttory franje dwtlsng ko 627 fp"eca btreel h k w flxtdßi ufl and ciattru l-.t 4:>rlij ■ the tot b cur d wit fruit of a'l linda ai j to leave tbfl riiv ' aj.ilj lo rib t sinr'ord reel eat».n i d insurance agents s la w«htswan _ for oalk-a delightful best dtnc at at*vi in gciieaee county wirb larcc rod l;l-hly cultitated grounda tli faoiui h famtshtd --\ iili all modeni osnvktlnicm apply to ■« john otto gl p.axlßt ffrst-class residences for balbl twi rary u^ir;i le homes in the mo»t central por tion of i l-waju it ua oeuw-rt rucvt hcu c north of ferry street near am tew lark wiih intensive jrround abund ance oi choice fnut briok t'.ble tarria^j hnu he venchenp 2-st.irv lit ',■. us crl park itreet wart mile ele improv.-n.fnt lut halift ma^ra itfaet z-^.u.rv wrf wiiw biudttd n first ■ bm rtyto oaric*b located loctb orro i>l7 ilcalj:s;4t£brov«t,3 froro'i buimiiuß ocr sale ob to exchange to j » first-l-iirirf rf-ifi dqb in tlii < chy & i mof l<'i acres flm rju..l!iy 0 a),<l '-<-- just vat-ie ot ihe btty limit tm m itagh on:h«rd one i the be t in county !*■!•* f*o-i.u.ry tniok boom and threw irowl bum wu be ntd oh'»d irq re f u2l howjjuj ich^p^ell for sale fiie l-stosy fbamb f tlrtafs'rfjr i tarse tarktj o hiiade a'.fi iruit tree and rmf iiu wu'i a m mh imorovem nt b25 j<'hn utto.m petri u / 10ttaoes for sale twelfth st ne.ir maryland r.cw li-st^ry frame lot ssxloo price s7o i rh del i.ill st b-tvien ninth and n!it?ara 1-h-orj fr me i 7*1f14 prl c shifrj nlfclia e-rkli le mn:n 1-story iramc jot virgin a rt »«• t»t4i,iw i-rtray tnunebom lot 7xm pnefl mooo b«i , ! it 27x120 pri c sch 0 bi 4inbe tnth it 1-btory frame dottage lot 2 lsi i>ri^:e 1 8 > o-k st w-ret cirner fourteenth l-stoc fran lot otiillt jirti--e«hi 0 nn lvi filth lit mar carolina lj-^tory fraiu pri fisoo i.yon baker krie lav.l oflu-e no 1 u gwa't ba mingi ix)r salk—the li>t ay frame . hone 220 north division htre-t with lot 4-i 1 6 gat and wa'er shruhhert and trui aid wry plpvai.tlv iouated a tlits of chestnut st bl * lovh utto 8 brrwn's bttbdmic dwellinos"for salk~by~~ho\v3 ard & chappell no b4 main it bri<"k hoa c with pus and wt'i r t rsunwnt liie iioimi fit nil hath room with hot and sold wa't-r l;irg lot aud f.'oi d barn will m svld on rcasoiiablo ittini or uxc linked f-r a fina tiear tiio city or * smaller and lan cxiier.sivc dwflulnfc hou.i ■. on north uivisi m utree no 80 frrtary lrict with atile with ali uiviitriiunprovfintiits mbdatavi lot on c»k street no 673 2 storj brk-k with zm arjrelot witli great iiuantity and varitty of niit on int on seneca street nu 2.w 2--tiry tiricv.wi'h frsa and attr also two other 2-s*.ory talek bcu«s d on frfitil-li'n s-.rcf no 2f 2-stor brick llwil the re?idence of tt:o late t b lildtn blfi ijioe sale or to kent an file . mi1 ri siiienoe on d>la*«re t*treet wiih fim fround and barn i\>p«ew<!"ii may 1 itto h juiin i'ttu.'si ivariit ttuu sale i pel aware st 3-stty briclt tttjfloft 71 nia ra square 3-story l.iick 10,w 20 ajlenit ro y brick isoml 7.i « c bt ea«lc it 2-story frame 58000 27 chdßfa it wy irame f-o*i i 0 virginia t 2 bt.»ry iruw w.'ioo l£i sixth at ctory in>n««nil am wo bsttaatbtt 2-aio.ybitek t;-oc by h me dt aasforr rej estate mid hwimm aireiiu c 2 iti itntfcrw kt ain stltfiet storks for sale a irock o luur etorew on main ah ye bwm it salt fi'tt-.l and i ulugkd a stores on nr and dwelhr.i's above the buildinjj ia new and d rpj.lr and rs wf?;i rcted u*a and w»tt mh'ii't the hu:l iiiijf ulifl i a food invest . will bd mod cliea if ajip led for mhl for r psrtictilsn rafflj t ir-.me 4 sanford real e'i'ntp iwid ln-':iance akielp c h we>t swar rt uok b.vl.e.—a new a^'ir"flßbi jj citk.se 2 iiiwj rwhimnii itil a!l the modem im protemetits swuth side of ferry rtreet we ol vtl aware lot 15't^.j36 feet terms easy hil ? hnilutur biiildtn'e i,iok sale-this i>jksjha~blfcftwo p jtt r brick house v3 seneca rtrect with o1 ,: - iim a a»y be doored ■ - nti;"toeunwk g=nes«e street ncai uwefj irxm n.use 61 howard °/-^-; l»hre b xy w ln*n irillk n"ew72s7v!lsom « et lot tjurnew frame cottages on folsom street c tweca a ■.!'.. lad spiin stre<ts very cheap alto a fu'l » f'rtni'nt of improved and va**nt pr erty'n t»rfous parts f the city both fast an 1 we*t of m*'n atrert at < rices tt suit mm tnues ti>r iritito'i li-t ajid a 1 further particulars plea-o c^ll at mt t-ece ' loi'is otto ate ha-tinjrs t otto wi real e*t*t bro.er 3 bruum building yx)r salk^thfi fine 3-s'l oky r brick d»«f'lin no 10s georgia street wit.i erery m^^ori o nvonienw and n spl^naii order u not sold by april ist wi 1 b for rent cs l"ef & pic keri>'c 13 wet 3wm st r 3 sale—by m mccomb 10 s ihiriiiioii rt 110 j htison fl:ce 2 story brick gas water and tsi ninth rtreet 2 iiory frame g*s t wuer an.l cellar t rice 5000 16 wa nu hint a beautiful cstvafre with all the imitovexne price 100 w*l ut treft i^-rtory frame new fii.ia'-ed off in fine style pric 000 ltoslotii-treet 2-»t-jry frame lot 2^xl'.6 will sell ehean mc ttb 0 hudson street near widxvrorth l>i-btory frame new lot 32x111 price 2s 0 palmer street nea hudson lj-rtoryfranie rew one mt thu prettiest couaeea fn uii y price 24 ii w diara tr«e 2 iry frame price r2600 . william street 1 sl«ij frune j noe s*»-0 wl'nor tret 11-ston frame p tee isooo pal-uer rtreet l>-«'ory frame rrice 91700 palmer treet 2-story now pfloe miou ftr.ih street 2-storj frame p-ice 331 0 i ninth vrert r>--ry fnune prtce f£ooo u8 william stnat 3-atory lriokstoo*.(.rice 0 433 north division etrwt s-itory frame prxa 9s&o0 291 north dlviaion street s-story frame prtoa esoo bmk semca streoi f-atflry tar ak ptir mom lsstanlbst • 1.1 tor tame prl c ttmo 169 teeth itnrt t-ttoi f wi prtoe ffboo u sixth iirl liitory fr4a pr-o i«00 btmi asiu asd imi farsm lor an r oabaof fozoltrvrojmrtr al that bmutifol ftrisstrcw v mai mnt^.m tab fr rott sale-houses porsaleat a bargain—the 2 v.i on wtm etwih lot 25x100 gv w»»er 4c lw the : t ttotrj br ck h-.uje no z7i 3«an itro«t ith (»\ r b*tb r.jom a d a i;ew 2-<st'.ry brsc't ume on the alley m r*arof the hoc er wiiltava t pjrti&i rf t!.c pinch a.-c money in oiiicr ci pn piny uaat.mis a ut'o t:2l i brown'i buidi'x for sale—the dksirable %■ story i.ric d^ellidghou^e no bfr»-iklti at with . ; ..; : *.:;, d frame bun m the a fey w th mx tp west f«r street 2 x ry f-arre food location ; -(' *. ,: v : r fram witb attic and bmt tc t v 1 be sold mj :-.-- a \> l together with a faro mm of tiie lot desirable j^r a pbysitixu 4o bm h mfubb ht ., 5 st o trek ne*-ly new 215 north umm st , wwj frame ra at«r c uv stints k otto fil i brown's buying j'usf ti.\i li vvaailu-anfcal1 and cu-nm-^d.uul residence in the plra-ant * part of the c.ty the new 2-story bitek hounko 7s virginia tree between de a*-are ard fniifrlin lor --■■ m a leasonable figure it hai a food .■: r . ■• ■ ■ :, ■ j \ . a aii'iwa and laud upon n iunl^j inqur *.: no 9.1 ffnt ■ h»wk t clfl-3 for rale—33 tenth st 2-stor frame duelling in fiit oddlt'cn hai fta w*t«r aiid cellar il mno.t o.»t:ties ill sul cheap il taken kmml terms ea«j pric 100 m me c mb cl or sale-96 walnut st that beau ful cotie^e wub a w ing pii water o*l iw kc ; ira c rii,es rd fruit trrei of t1 kirdi lot 50x137 in perfect order pries 25w m mo cuhb cl for sale iioprospect ave^ue fformvrlv n'in-h mh 2-atnr ■ frame dwehinjr tms ii a beautiful b>owa«a plim 25t>j term ea>y m mccumb clb ipor sale ioo walnct street 1 lj.st rv frame dwrllin ww flnihhed oil in trood otyle cellar w and woter also fr.it tr c 10 ssxis7 ptice pm teroaa e«iy m mccome for sale — that beautiful h-irtorv frame dwelling un palmer ttreet near bsdson;flsmwd off in excellent atvle gßk^a^jsr and wa'.tr rice oo m m..coub < 19 p^or sale iio johnson place x htonwd house k water anil cellar in c dq'tiuvi a iti $*- ij th i trty !' k tn l-a\e the city po*st;«ion l,j 15th ol at r priu fc5200 m m comb el 9 for sale—the ifstory frame house en hudson street nerond bodh thii si'ie of warfiworth str»*e on of the tll'wwlnil filacs wist of main direct for a small family wqitel bbtip apply to a hflctwb h bouth bteun ittmt several farms for sule ehetp bbd wil exchange for e-y property ciy 7or3ale cheap--2-stoky brtck it house frame ten,and bg acreu ima tm on terlostreet rj e f2.'.00 inquiie at the office of pmtt & q..'h bhwt furnm north kutlii \ c 6-t t?or sale—the residence ok i 1 l»r o f pri-sibr y corner mu'h and orm»c licut trecta ; n'w m hi rle^ait fr^'cr wi.h t»c n.-.bif laud tttachei undm the h^unt stale ut cultivation a»d v atock with a tofto vsriety of ruit arpl tc john jit 1 peari rtewt f or sale — t v'^l 2atufty kt:w fr^me tol es with gift water and goid cellars n s 3t7 iui-1 wna rt apply to ii\;:>rs ■ ja k-un luni^tr dealers 307 seneca at , corner louisiana hl'^bm idwellings for sale delaware rt no 142 2-«<t'.ry and attic brick dwel lin^r g%t a-td a-ater h.t 32x o4 pri c ft 00 huuth hivi-it,n fct no 317 2 tory him auic ard : l-.-i;i-lt '■: ■ ■-!, i i i w&'ki let llilio o aliei n.-rih d;vi-t^n si no 32 t story brkk nearly new ■» as and wa'ei j rice 3<kx ciintt.li t near mi hikan 2 fry frame dwaulnc k is i d w^rpr l.n ssxht prk-e liw marir.er it nu t 2-story brit:k lot 25x100 pric h i : vsok a baker trie u-nd offi ft ni 1 bru-.v-a puilitliig ijhik sale—a flßijl clabs fahm of 100 aens under a gc d suktc of culrivation within the ■ tty licit and a front an a pftvad street h'ju^c an.l bwroa an • taer iuiprovtmeuu inquire »* a l*a*-ttkb 224^ain st ___ tf7-w a farm foe sale—os this i a-iara river abuit one mi c frum lasalls m mar conner cunsijtme i-f a'jout i*o acres coiitain in"-fio-ro f tiie liva iruit land in the county aj p to a m ciit^uk^ugu laial!e ur xlsgora f in *"* j /? and one half acres or oak 1 h v v ami lor fale eh ap the i i»i i located on the ffoq h r.*'l near clintoa b rr«et o'l mi't tram ih coiirt llou^e th re is 1j tor-bnek house him mhhs and plmw house on itielnd n.l .., an xcelh m mil » 0 p»ft-d trres i h bear ror'tfl ni.i ayily ■ n th't larm lo an^ust ilnrv or o thi.m^w h'zt-11 ii termc st cls-6t lks i'-l'lass fa km fox sale inthe'uwnof marij'a three mile from a den btatl ii in eri railroad 104 acre ; flii state o mlb from c«'wlarr lie clu^sb factor ac price 6j per ac * i yon b th xx ku land office fu rruikj^k far3is ln cuu'epi'fcr ± rau ty virgnla on kapp i'ijiio eh riv r , near wawrlro bridge a out 50 mil s irom wa-hlrig ton t 274 a>i.d 2bs acres ft ii 1 and 36 ptracie lvon a bak^r c 4 e j land office _ arms farms—several fine tare ■ and mall farm forsaleorextlianjfe lbs * ptcrt eking t w bana rt « woooes ware furniture at reduced prices tho largest chea]>esl and b«rt aaaortment of good parlor dxxing roosx bed room and office furniture n the city on hand and made to order on hort dot c by h7.m-w-f isaac d whtte 257 main nt pooperage f k plumbly tank and cmtorn buluiei n.d ileaier in new an^i a jodhsn-i barrels tan^f hn up », ktavra tnd hwwl inj u ki-da ■ f cooperage cor antlv on hand ani tia:le in he ti«jit«-t yle and warrantid outstfv lobbing dor.c at ail urn m and oa the hmmt reasonah t imi ko 9s * aj-hiiifjtoii st entrance sa peitj lulilmim main and wanliinirton its forty seond-iia'.d tank for sal varying frorj ight v > to ono hundred and mmnlj barrels eath irhitfl a 1 aad pine in wll l>e wild cheap in ai.plvinti to r k plvublt no 66 wpshi ytoti st the arts wb olver • h;iooanor to thomas brioos no 5 tami ■«*-, gwifsee bowi lil^ck ortbait picture and looking glass fram'-is mars to ob.der variety of fr?me and cl\^moa constant ry cr u»e ar>d s!(fn pamtlmf in th basement ord»r t the stort lotographs ! ! rembrandt photogkaph3 tn all t::s van jus ttylus at one hmli the usuai iiliiw expressly for the i at u l blias photoabaph oallert 879 main rt t^ufuex mirror agency our ciu2^lw"wanting looking classes picture and portrait frame chromos engravings scripture taxis oran)t^uifr elw peytaiiiina lo thß buatn««,wiil s»t i r howell practical gfri-r and frame m>ker no is s dmim t lietwe h **•' ahinetnn pisntistki tientistry—a card—drs snow x 4 daboll continue the pra^iice of pen ll»try as lujr^to.cre at ibeir rid bland t3l chcbch btt>e».t snow ish a to a jii*e h'.s rri-rds acd the i that by the tr atment of a k iif a ootilist t quiw rocovere-1 nu sifrht and i enable ■ to 1 ta ail branehea of hi prof«c-i-.a . .■. f.-n ■. ■ - . t teeth extracted without pain by imlnj nitrous oxide or l»oeh!ll has m b straicmt - - deiitist orfici ovia as madi sr ft dom tmiow &«■• l buffalo s y r4mc coops j f ckossland will opdc a kiw stock or millinery goods por winlmlta ual smdl tr re kk an kate mtjusitnm o widnbdat ootobkb meb un imdjr oonptod br mm * wh p«tc«»ps _" specie payments to be r e 8 uni e d baenes 1 & b^ost croft have habked their extensive stook of dky.gooiss and carpets at prices based upon cold at par receiving 3>tew groods in|a.ll_thk depaktments ft holesale and retail barnes & bancorft ell 259 mais btbeet moiiwk fukjh»mh»ti the warken eange it is substantial j mv at the beet material compact in form beautiful n dealffii lud in all rotf*out flrxt civs sold and put ip by 1 c jewett & soy sl9 maik bt the~imfrovep " morning and evening star cooking stove okk of the best is use aim ■ large assortment of other ttovu all of which wu be old at ekduced i'ricis eveby stove wakeanted house furnishing goods builders hardware nails farm and garden implements tools c c shaw febbis1 co . ci ko 448 main st w h glennv sons si co 204 & 206 main st oau attention to their full mlec-tloo of gold band and white trench china of oct oww ikpoetation and the best quality also ceockkry from th o»lobr»ted mam r t c .'. o bootes meaktns and edwards cut and pressed glassware silver plated war bronzes parian marble vase and ornaniental]good olas3 sits cct ok evobavkd to oku with initial ok mosooriji th bslana ol our itoek ol gas fixtures at cos mißiiit t\taji wilaos l l itn ml i t '" ittr ran oaltajnn nos onam ton o.u>k ihtwm m 0 lllli hi