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baffalo express vol xxv friday june 3 18to no 8296 by telegraph new york arkected on srspicion nkw yukiv may 2.—ez-aucmblymtvn daonu o'keefe r»pt«n tlham hylittd aod thomu fan-cli of brooklja who went to malone to aid aad forwud hove the destitate faatmu hmrm bees arrested on th oharg of being mipictotu pamwt btarr amd o'nhtll desourckd fit huodred feniana ntarning from the fruntier arrit«d thia morning aad are load in deanaoi«\tion of stair and o'neill by whom they say they were betrayed held for forockt xhi daniel clarke a proviaion merchant in this city waa held thia afternoon in 92000 to anawer to the charge of forgery on the shoe and leather bank he confeaaed hi guilt the new cdimcrl the new common council will organize n«xt monday for nevt yetvr thomaa co man wiu be re-elected president of th al dermen and john galoin of militant al dermen cuban the charitable aid society and ( üban league hare conaohdated the lottery dkalers six more lottery-ticket detvlen wer ar rested to-day and each gave 20u0 bad iw trial ior not taking oat a lioenae for boai ne«a four or five hundred warrant have baen iaaued the police assault officer dyckman'a wound ii mach len than reported bafly the auailant ia a brother-in-law of colonel billy wilson of t^p fire zouavea " the ttrf at proapect park coara to-day patchen chief won the 230 race pnrae 11300 in 2:27 2:27 and 2:30=1 and waa rabeeqa«ntly sold for 10,000 ioldamith maid beat american girl and george wilkea for the f-sooo purae in 2:234 2:22 and 2:24 wilkea was second in two heats and ameri can girl aeoond in the laat heat western emigration a movement for imh emigration to the west is matins treat progress in jersey city dulon o'hnen a farmer from min neauta addressed a meeting in behalf of the cause last night lecture by a daughter of lola montez princeu kditba a daughter of lola montez ana ex-king leopold of belgium lectured to-night in steinway hall on the " social condition of woman what she is and should be she waa in troduced by mrs cady stanton but aoon after she commenced speaking was inter rupted by an inquisitive auditor anxious to gain information as to her paternity the princess defied and the audience sup pressed him and he soon left the hall miss editha then proceedod to condemn the members of the sorosis as a party of talke s instead of workers and to advocate the reform in dress aa the tirst step toward reform politics and morals the princess announced that the would appear ou broad way to-morrow in a new parliamentary costume the princess made no attempt to defend her mother's character as had been announced saying ahe had seen her mother but four times yachting the race of the atlantic yacht club of brooklyn occurred to-day the coarse for tirst class schooners and sloops was around sandy hook light ship and return 50 miles of tirst class schooners the tidal wava won the prize in 7 hours 30 minutes aiid 35 seconds beating the madeline i minutes and the calypso 47 minutes the gracie won the first prize for first olasa sloops in 7 hours 10 minutes and bt seconds beating the adtiie v 10 mioutei the orion won the prize for second class sloops beating tbe qui vive daphne alarm and kichard kellcy the white cap won that for third class sloops beating the storm king and vivid goli.w.n smitn os d'israkli tlie trihurt has been requested to pob hsh the following letter and does so to morrow " may 25 is7o " to tke rigju hon b di*raeli sir in yonr ' lothair you introduce an oxford professor who is about to emi grate to america and you describe him as a social parasite you well know that if you had ventured openly to accuse me of any social baseness you would have had to answer for your words but when shel tering yourself under the literary forms of a work of fiction you seek to traduce with impunity the social character of a political opponent your expressions can touch no man's honor they are the stingless in sults of a coward — yntir obedient servftmt ioldwin bmitu therkntrai hailhoad tax it is reported that commissioner delano has decided that the new york central uailroad must pay the tpecial tax amount ing to two and a half million dollars on it new issue of stock in t>9 it is said that \ atudferliilt threatens to luue enough more new stock to make up the amount required for the tax collkcton jrinnei.i the republican general committee < f this city tonight after an excited discus sion passed resolutions expressing entire satisfaction in moses h nnndl and urg ing as an administration expediency retaiu ing him in his present j>osition pui.ice affrat three fourth ward roughs this evening attacked policeman burke and beat him terribly i:rke hot one named patrick hernia dead the cause of the eoimity was that burke got a friend of theirs sent to the state prison th other ruffians john mccarthy aod michael varley a brother of tcei.ly the blacksmith conference op powers cable dispatches tay that the king of prussia and biamark have gone to kms to meet the czar washington octragks os jew 3 washin«tos jqdo 2.—simon wolf of thia city called on the secretary of state to-day add preaented telegram from vari ous parta of the united statea with refer ence to outrages which were being com mitted on the jews in ronmania and ask ing for the interceamion of the united states in behalf of that people in consequence it hu been determined to appoint adolphe buckner at israelite consul at bucharest assigned to duty by direction of the president brevet major general humphreys is assigned to duty according to his brevet rank the indians spatted tail and his party had a council today with the president secretary bel knap and coma^issiaiier parker in which a desire for peace was nmtoauy expressed kjd cloud waa not pussil the indians afterwards visited the treasury department spotted tail was presented by tie presi dent with a fine meerschaum pipe and mrs grant aued a box of smoking to laacco . " cr>toiis becdpti the outoma noeipts tor has week were 3,063,892 4 kistljss oral mattt.kji general scß**ek has draws np a britl tariff bill waitk he will osw as the ekap of as astesdsasstt.tke i-ssrsaltaxboatssd eahleavor sssw the s»mmw of tke pre vion gsststo t pssk it twmskk the tlntue liptl»°iaea linnmil tbe etnty a4e-.rax*ai3reas«tha«ospatina gsssiwa r*aan.rtawr gave neiiae to-alay he intesaavat to !»>» i a day or twai tse kill or as air ba froea waakisftas u nowtevk tbe evwbsi as the isnsii tax shows tkafs ii s day leaiority is uver 4 ny daol>gtbe turtve threw par eeenv aaal ex mbawaliaal taa •&•-**• ptaaw to ssoou tbe heaa f oraiffa c 111 mil te-«\st g i ■_ j l^j t a*saamw waaan es^bssasß garvkawaaaßji mwbmb bb iiii.isiir wfiss sugisi field cesss ante tfcs bs»s jjsssijs it s>kisi oasssi^ee mm s)jpßaw»al tf ( hpsml ■■■sf amlawamwaß g_7 aj — *-\ thai tw tsw alaaia hm to ik waaat laalam tmd sswik aawitt vaaaaal am vfajaat elamavsaaaai f^asl swesssat avaia^saesiwa wama>iaßßssa ever u wiil oocrmyjinm-wd production ot ooffe mad nfv aad iaarr«m xhn tla-und for urn prodnot of tftw uutod slmtoi imbue4vci dkomk ciwnmmr ddam htm fecid«l to al low imuum rompmntm to d*dvet iw mid for nimnuw wlmb ting nitarat of grom raoeiptm thw r*v«raißg » pmriout uci«oß of cwtwawmr rouin th d*9cinon ia made ntnmctiv xlist congress-second session bcnaik mr flanagan introduced * bill to enconr&ga the coßitrmotioo of urn lounu tionml ptwntie railroad luf«rr*d mr haki.an rep la pmnm a latter from urn saoratary of tha interior ukgertuag aneadmenu to tha treaty with the choctaw indian mr kelloou rep la iotrodnead a joint resoluttoß r«lativ to tha claim of oar tain northern enditors raferrad mr harris rep la otferrd arcao lotion instructing urn committee on com merce to inquire aa to the beat veana and coat of rebuilding tha lenas on tha miaaia i i li which were destroyed during urn late war and report by bill or otberwiae adapted the franking bill waa taken up but after on iiaonaaion it waa laid orer by 33 to 26 the lndian appropriation bill waa up and mr merrill me apoke at length taking ground that the indiana ahould be placed where they could be protected by the law and that the aggreasaonoboß them and disregard by the whitea of l treaty tipulationa were the real cauae of the arioua indian war mr stewart in reply aid indiana an a rale violate treat.ee with impunity he would teach them that their trareling over one half of the territory of the united statea and murdering whoever they obooee must be etopped it waa aaid their righta were diaregarded by bad white bat it waa not bad * bites who were mur dered by them but innocent man women and children the remedy waa to put them on email neervationa that could vie eaaily guarded and support them at 10 per cent of the present ooet to the government the bill waa then partly read when the senate went into executive aeaaion and at 4:30 took a receaa vtkino patrsiok the indian appropriation bill waa nro ceeded with the committee on appro priations reported variooa amendmenta making the appropriations to carry out the treaty atipulations parchase clothing and provisions pay annuities for indian tribes ac including an item of 1,61)0,000 to carry out the treaty stipulation with tha sioux the amendments were adopted an amendment to prevent the payment of claims for indian depredations out of the money appropriated to pay urn annuities for the tribes waa debated the amendment was finally agreed to an amendment that upon the annuities and interest of trust mnds provided by treaties no taxes shall in any case be asseesed or collected waa adopt ed also an amendment continuing the peace commission as long aa the appropria tion for their expeaaes shall laat adjourned house mr schumakek dem n v pre sented the petitions of one bundled brewers of the state of new york for the repeal of the law classifying brewers of malt liquor as dealers in spirituous liquors and of 2uo tobacco manufacturers of brooklyn for a uni form tax of sixteen cents per pound on all manufactured tobacco and snuff mr ketcham rep n v intro duced a joint resolution authorizing the secretary of war to deliver to the munici pal authorities of poughkeepaie new york three condemned iron cannon and 200 round shot to be naed in the erection of the soldiers monument at that place passed mr paine rep wis ), chairman of tbe committee on elections reported a bill to pay to caleb s hunt 2000 to j n sypher 4000 to louis 8 martin h°0 to ueorire w mccrance 3000 to frank morcy 30u0 and to michael ryan csuo for time spent and expenses incurred in prosecuting their respective claims to seats in the house from the state of louisiana resolution adopted—yeaa 77 noes 67 h also reported a bill regulating the compen sation in the cases of oontested elections the bill provides that no money be paid to either party till the case is determined when the mileage and compensation go to the person to whom the seat wan finally se conded the other party to receive only the actual neceeary expenses the bill was discussed till the expiration of the morning hour wli-ii the internal tax bill came up and was discussed at great length among the speakers were messrs pomeruy town rtend and wood for and messrs potter davit and hotchkiss against the retention of the income tax a mend ments were r!l rci by mr judd confining tbe tax to invested capital and excluding profits and incomes liy mr hale iocreaain exemp tion to 2uou by mr winans dispensing with the tax on incomes from industry and professions and retaining it on incomes de rived from capitai by mr morgan levying a tax of live per cent on incomes derived from bonds of every description notes and mortgages over 1000 and under 10,000 7 per cent between 10,000 to 10,000 and s per cent above 30,000 by mr uarneld removing the tax from incomes derived from business and confining it to business derived from capital by mr wo id ward substituting for the income tax the with holding of the tax of 5 per cent en united states bonds wherever held a number of others were proposed the discussion was finally closed by mr schenck tbe previous tiestion seconded and tbe vote on sections relative to the income tax and amendments postponed till umorrow mr beck rep ky moved an amendment to the forty-fourth section taxing the interest on united states bonds tiv per cent toe vete on a division was 90 to m the yeas and nays were demanded and pending the vote the house amid much excitement adjoarned mscellaneous siate aid ilnstok jure 2 the house this after noon by sixteen majority passed with alight modifications the new bill extending state aid to the hartford k kris railroad the mportant feature of the new bill is that it p-oposes that ths state shall give ap ths hsrdell bonds it now holds as oollateral to be need with an equal amount contributed by the other bondholders for ths oompletion of the road to r-iahkill,the state and others receiving instead aa equal amount of bonds of ths second mortgage the bill also provides for reorganization of company to meat the approval of ths governor and council for satisfactory con tracts to famish the road within the amounts already lisa"1 for ths settlement of all claims aad attachments upon the piupsrty with the interest accruing till july 1872 by means of the second mort gage bonds and for the si misery ratifica tion and acceptance of the act likaiid moat j p day a amusis teacher who diaap peered mysteriously from fraaklia has beea heard from at liverpool it ia stated hewaedruejed sad robbed at providence aad wails tkasstaniaed was skipped as a saaaua without his kaowladge urcua matteei cbticaoo jams s.—a eoauauaieation waa reoeived at the military headqaarten to day fraaa nlnsil wanaa whe inasmiajs the military foreos at fort bafard llakota states that war upon ths whites has been declared by the indiana is that vicinity aad they were asawbtedly preparing to make an attack spaa fert baferd ia strsaf force ths indian warriars ttlllillltl who are soax asmhsr from m to 00 wnfle oaiaaal wanaa had bet fifty mea ready far asrvies yet ha let ihialiss uas he scald sumsastslly twnat any attack «. a a * a a a al maaaeaaw nlel auhlpnwem mm anntetth ol hhtsaaa fw the caora i uuaota central luiaois was j ■■!■■lay vastoa by aaamlaaa tae ereps are in ajlasais cccv wsb sad nearly a aaaaak aasad of sat year ia sassy biases earn is sen atahas tajhaad wheat is deaaj ant bats as haws il ll pr.aajemttfa-.hh m i sik-atm j^m tmmm m ssaf l«»tasntj>b>asfa eaaa anan swvsmans na>^—eußßßaw n j naßßßßmai chapter from trinity colla ef mm and princeton colkt^ntj tek llnp w nortkap ma k*i fl ill i for the enniar tw tbt but m • ill be imu wiafjhw wmn rimiioj lage of haieoat^ku ma 1871 tw " -'■■• •-■n pubbtkruii aauumr phiusbuvu jane 4—la tk pmfcy teriaa general mi—my tkfc taajataf n porta from k amral otuinm w*ra t ireaa»aed atatiaf tkai tke pajarfia pro(»n«r ia tke hi(uaßd uarranety i oaa that inatitatian anil aaaawteka tke cduoatiuß ol iha ladiaae wuawi art a teacher aad ouaaoaari maaaf ik laaaßa tribaa roeolatioae j 7 ike caw wen adopted tka fiaafitala a ike tinanoe rapoit concerning tka ira aaflliia fund waa adopted chicago wb bad m lh plica of meeting lor the next 0 aural aaaaeaaly la tka aftaraooa eweion tka rapoti of the board ol edaoatioa waa adopted and that ob freedmen ductuecd at tka e-vning amioa the report of tka bacoaatrnctiv committee waa adopted rkformkd chirch binop newark n j jane 2-lath na tional synod of tka reformed caorak a fa vorable report waa auda of tka taaalatioal seminary a new iaatitote kaa baaa «■*,_, aeaoed at amelia coarthjia virninia delegatea from tka fiaaaral preebvteriaa aaeemblea in philadelphia aad canada were receive the convention daaided againitthe right of lellmjbmb to tote in the nlaant english maiu oh ah june 2 between three aad four hundred aaokt of mail direct from laadoß bound to the south sea lalaada n re oeived ban yaatarday tkia ia tka tret hipment of tka kind tkat ever pal ant land 00veb50r ituihr iduci concord now haatpawn jane ? gorarnor steama1 bmaaaga was mrrawi to day ha report tka baaaaaa of the state in a aound and pmaparooa aaaaittaß of the sute debt nearly 13.18,000 kaa bean paid leaving a balanoa of a fraction leaa than 12,800,0)0 under theft favorable oireuiumauoea a farther radawjiaa of tut turn ia recommended reward itn<-he.*tir june 2 the l'leaatnt val ley wine company offer a large reward for ithe return of the nine priie ah atolan from their eatabliahmeat by bnrglan a few nighteago prgss bakgur the t'nited state hotel t avon spring opened to-day with a banquet to the preaa of rochester wiirrrihoßi ciuri-eston june 2 mr tvhitanaore'a election to congreai ia probabla by aa over whelming majority railroad track laid denver col june 2.—two milaa aad 600 feet of tnok were laid on'tha denver pacific railway yeeterday tweaty three milea are yet to be laid about july 1 tka kaaaaa pacific company will begin laying their track aaatward from hen at tha rat of two bulea a day revenge arrest memphis june-2—collector b b em ery of the third mu.ia.ippi diatriet vee terday riezed a diatillery and about 300 head of cattle at born lake da 8o county for alleged flagrant violation of the internal levenna lawa and arreetod tka ownera consoliiiatioh readiko pa june 2 negotiation for the conaolidation of the schuy lkill naviga tion company with tha reading railroad i about completed base hall oswet.o june 2.—the match batwaan the red stock i i and ontario waa won by the former in eight inninga soon—46 to 4 foreign the mohdai'nt divorce ldndon jans 2 th deoisoo at an ap peal of the plaintiff in the mordaunt ili voroe one to day in rendered by lord ivaseanoe and justices kelley and keat ing the court held that owing to in contined insanity of lady mordaunt ahe i in no condition to make a legal reply and therefore the proceedinga for a divorce oaa ' c carried no further at the debut among the distinguished persona who attended the derby yesterday waa mr gladstone the daily telegraph this miorninp has tome droll oommenta on the ir**nrnstani*ii a hew cable a conoesaion ha been granted for thy laying of a telegraphic cable between some pointa on the english coast and cornnna spain cub in matters madrid jane 2.—dispatches hare bee received at the colonial ministry from captain general i>e kodae informing toe government that the insurgent generals in cuba offer to surrender on condition that their lives erh property be spared sad asking instructions ths govsrataoat has replied that it v their desire that rebsl of ncers ainoerely deeiriag so give sp ths contest and be reconciled to spain shall b dealt with generously havana june 2.—official from captain general de rod as aßaoanoe that oacsr cespedas waa exssated at puerto principe on ths 29th mil rllail fejardo'a colomn had killed fifteen en and captured seven rebels and brought m 120 who surrendered to receive paidoo general agrsmoate's nnrraiiiiandaßm was captured in aa shsadooed camp cslsaal montanar reports that a ilstaovsiswi aaaar his command killed twenty rebels the troops mnder colonel aguitar kiued thirty live rebels captured thirty sad a largs juantity of aims fieven rsbals were shot at liuimara nias oolumos of rpaniah troops are operating in the insurrectionary district a report is in circulation of the landing of flllibusters at puerto padre or tunas the m'akish thbone on monday next the cortes will ooav raence to discuss the question of filliag ths throne with the parpoas o reaching a anal aoletioa the partisans of us duke m»et peasirt are vary isalnss sad active sad have great hopes of securing his nomiasr ion ths rapabboaa jonraals are sitnaiily sitter against him they declare the coo a try is ia daager whaa sash a aasae is pro posed ia coartejtioa with ths erswa aad urge naraleatiag war agaiaet ths fraaea maa as they tsrm ths daka as the day for the debate eaynnaha ths s.lilsiin grows deeper axothea fixe the proprietor of ths tfn liffaas though ma joaraal is bow »■■»■»_.■,. has received aa additional sasaaaa^t am fraass fiat sad tans months1 isspraasasaesa for artiolee pablishea ia the us aaamasr review gt the eatreboe the emperor held a graad review sf ths cavalry today at loagchampa am iaa aasaas amashsr of people from ths aity aad ths sarrsaadiag aoaatry witaii 1 ths ifki i milt canada rrcmitr nu toeohto jut 2.—a nq otaaam in bruawiek mih««t > li t ii|liilii taw rßnomu 1 w ft mnffiwll k lib km hi buffalo dlfbbi jobprinhno.offm thjt viet latt miiwii " ftftat o ■»« i*«t *■» i m im no u.aunr tmsm mmm the bujwalo expfiess published etxut moenuro uud»y excepted)bj the expbess tkinting co no 1 jl was street i>i-hrft«tj i r&rrler in the city or cut h n 10 00 er knuum w««kl t.nj-rt by mail 150 do liusine.ss directory i uk aaaatsatamß location or tom 1.1.11i,.v 11,,.:..r of bufvalo j those ,' r„ir r .!■ra t . uiaks purchases in lli:l .., b c ittui sl.u out and using ii a a relerenc will 5 i,me vi trouble the selection ins beea stfwtully dud and sallallij first cl_as3 architects i , xl s k porter m maio st ao'l im.-lemeavts castings ac bowarii ikon women chicago near caaal bankers b w i.li'.l a c ji.m or san_as blind hinges fin e castings 40 class a io.,eor atairaiaand virsrlnia ta looks sxb stationery v a t1 a ta v lor isa mam xl i:fc-i>ek a hro 4_7 main.cor mohawk j.11r.1 ii '. i i.vr mi main and . w hwoaca h ... otis rasmauv l>la.\h o.jks stationery 40 vmt'.m lookw'-01 a johnson 2u ma.n c.i.usi . a jknkk 200and2lr_*u;r boots a shoes a l »• hpyvkr,s mam a;'*:.s v jawkf r,autautr u.a.s'.f 800 ri manufacturer j i ci.cutwlalk lwand hs waafihirflon .-'<'_._ ec'iioni-us wholesale & kalail v x r.i.llock fcllu ms li'vision carpets oil cloths feathers j k a j zuok l piiolslerers 478 mala carpet fitter 6 ri.ll-t.1p3,302m5aast coispbctiosbss wholesale aaa is.aitne.til ataaaak jl a ms.vkm awimaai opposite tiflt house china glass a crockery s : ~■■w trtump sit msaa g#_ra a bbwaaßf aaa maui carriages jiajivkva aaialacr laica oar ccurtar honaa crackers 40 ji ovens a sset im and 107 fc.ll.colt coal ; ' '■'-"•■'••' •■" 1 ' " ' ' » 11 m i.l butf a co cor erie and icrrses 1 il i'akin,a_l , fool oeussso i orras « spice mills ciiabf a lai 33l main asjpaaata chuichaa coal asi flo iron u 1 vvil.sus ia co at 01,10 cr jliss.ssippl g '.. i'hus'i'rom a coromeralal wharf toot nt s un str.au dry goods 1.0t'1 bert a qaaaasi hsu drapers a tailors tl h tkyon,'j-is man i.vex a.m renovator liu as l hester as mai knvkuipb manufacturers ii vv iroasklt 21 w swan engravers o wood 01 d wig.itman oil main aiauv hoods ac vou.ek 111 ' i.ini a co s.-uilain fu un itv re ac la :- whirr,'/s7 mal ic huutola ooaaasm man f1.0.r feed am grain w ... lottu terrace c>r evans fr it and oysters platt erlit co , tin wasl.iußoon fine brass castings 81-rt'sl.'l kans smbn_nr.fi ks.-t.an_s gi.a-is am paper show cards i v ii ir-|-hvn mkiassssasa slairs m'k..-s ttt'hulesale a m jo insr.n 71 main i.k'ii.'kks ivvkolvsaln and i.etaii e ... holman 17 main ukis w sli.itr 17 i laaasab iiknts furnishing goods a11....50.v ... stal'l'ol.ll 17 mana 8 i lavvkknuka aon 111 main mt ii a 11en.-1.11.t 17 mail ours and jewelry i o rohhun & co , lt main hotels bonnet's uotial cr w*sln,i|r n ai.d carroll hai;nk addles ac j s ll ilk a sii .■) ka ssavgs h|.|.a.l maurfod hardware iko.n.ec c k valliltl'lle 171 mai-i and iswsu bi.ittuns a k11 r i srl sn.i s nt.ia buin..y mil r.i'aki s hi its main fowi.kh .'. -.. sis ha bsnses pewitic wkeii » co ._.. m»in cr w swaa haudwaue and metal_j frati a tml.al.aal a,,.l 1..v titrssit hot air furnaces a u snisttaff ■hafa hats cm and furs c x f oeoitokk 60 mail briliotoll a uk m mm wm wipi'ekt 3-1 maui iron i'otni.ry ea'jlk iron wukks psrry oor mississippi clinton iriin works ch'.ir.h cor laakson iron founders engines boilers geo w ti.-.t son's * co , aa*.h:ii_lon.nrohlo iro.v naii.i r r spikes 40 pratr a co an a sad 0 tssraiaa lager beer biiaisiabos ao hiciiael koester,'aii main st light carbjaoc andslkigh d c ooowin s3ii anil 336 wailiin_t»u looking glass pictl'ite frames bowaru a bunting is e swan atalleable iron pratt * letciiwoutu 5 an.l m terrace maiiblk mantles aan'd orates c i nil-lit ill bslawsias _, bwaittz*ca».,3o3ma,ii marble a granite works dkmmiiss a robsom cornsr oeurtasad m-.rvau john crawr-orii 10 and isli n,_aara millinery wtwaaaafa and itotail nemi i'liiiu vail ay v wooiiwarii jo su mourning goods bona van a 01 an am mush dealers and pubushebs jeivvlt ji misi'iika an hsba organs port-slala i'iise pk.ikics kkloemaker fc 1j0..3u a aaai a3 olinis-n organs melodeons ac bf.i a prince co nia_ara sessnlh and ma rylaiyl oils paints ac 8 peahe a an.l ■l«i planing mills doors sash ac ts a evans * co mo ha.ic rsustkbs 4 ki.ank hook man'fs b skt.x jones a smith so an.l 221 w_.hin„tou street pianos btosio ac cottikii .» bostos ta main 1-1 a no manufacturfars c kulir/van l'si losand 11 llata.ia devine hrii.i , 41-1 n'ua_*-a.eor maryland papbb hangings ac af u 111 klik.'ua mail a.bst..ov.liiv llßn-i . aw main bekkett nli-hols kh main piiotiigrapheus ay it knioht jfsl main y b iiamuleton ssss a 0 main scales and safes bur-kalo stale works till main sewing machines vheeuoi * wils.jn 8 h co 275 main cor wl?r * obtssa « co las dtyislon bowes tt co . i*w swan florences "• c0..4h1 mai saddlery hap.dwarf ac prat i * h suaswsiii at aai u terrace silk hat manufacturers c macuen/.li ist main stove hollow ware ro a co cor 1ira st and erie cana stained glass j xxo staikeii glass works 29 pearl oo 1 l'rns,-jowmai school furniture w chasaaai>n,!i...i'siii stoves and hardware 11iv ei rris a co saai main stoves furnaces and ranges t.swaßtz«co.,:«miin trunks da».'ielii hlmphhev successor to jno hnm pl.rey a bro 31v3 mam st tobacconists a m ai.am»tcj..-*.-.'s.ti.ii_tun*as*6ut>sarl oibron p i.owaro*co.,2oiiv.a-hiii_u,n watches jewelry a diamonds pitkin's jewelrt store m maul * ta e 01ck1nson 2 main na b castle 1.11 main etevensbros..a69 main watch makers 4 jeweijers ibbsh walker ai7 main britalo dinisusaistos.—chapman 4 whe«:«r have refitted thia well known rea unran lti tk best style and are prepared tv furnish on call all the delicacies of the „„,.,. the choioeat winaa liqno alea nd cigars at the bar elo-dtt masaarwlaast oe.ae a samatuea sss.wn.nsot at rammmlftbla pslcaa p boppalsi moukjusostoeb is mala st aratsricaa bkcs , vi a.lass aaiaua sms br,»s wudssw ovsas ssaoftoj i*ss f olus for stoeics imv j>w«"£!s j_t emmi prioaa_»^s "* m?nm uiiissd on g j^j . 0 _ ul m.ra at aod as awws sa fcaw s waifteo i wanted 2 kuknished r0»»m8 rimmi f r )'. til tt ' - ■kecpins for * bin l,.ui lining 4i!jr h x this office u wasieu-12u.000 of the stock uf the manufacturer and trt-aen bat k app to juhn otfu 81 frw t 6 a cents wanted—rare chance j b>ntktmo«t ttomethiiik new oail t trie buffalo general ttuhacripuon wbce 333 m»r « upßlatiß buflao n v o6u ' yyanteu—a good gikl to 00 i n k r nit..rtlifi.i home a : moj mm will w given h*;lerct.t rwiuired a dre ' j w ," at ■— mf hottl h 7p east k\(ile bt.—wanted a %\) bo—m ami mi iirl 12-ut ooq pearl st to rent with ** o%j hoard a twite of ur.fiirnuhed front rm>b 11 hi cmid ri t aino day i uaruein aen-ij i _ ■_: if 7 mai.n st.—waniku a(iood "* - 1 cook well recommended none other nwt w fl-fcl ! iu9o dkuwakk bt.—wanted i '' - - a mi-mte-aged i.r wid w w-mui o d ti.t ookiuk washing and in.nln fur a family ~■tbrt perxjiirt re itrente ,»« i iiin.d ,>■i good w^t t'i ■& i^-st yytani'ed immediately—a ma.n ; ngu and dti.ad imj-loyiutiji iukl|im < v . mil.l .(., u u ivim at |^[/ i wanted — a gentleman ok k't-jd addreat t mtr«dut our man ten vumi t me mm n of i rf . l-l'l»lty ft hut;r v r ll waiu t fi fitanted-general agent we t ? iil a firit cl»h ktiiera agent to o|ten a | la.l-.m.nl wijym bttuitic bewiu ll^mi fur i tm i i arlitu-ati fuinulird 1.11 a|>ulii^ttun adtlrwa rpo wine mekcuants—wamk x m auc.tiuliuia-t jtiullon m ilkr mwt ml ii.l yru.l mfadmmi mi ihc wine trud in butt x g .■.., au<i loa land i . -- i ttfmnmm ld#fi m ■lki.lak man otiiut i m t , thtp rt a m wan i'jsd a situation in a prtrrti laiiiil l.y 4 h r-.n iiu bftirata urn m .( lii.r^x jurilt tiniii fee liv 1 twtmt i.c -:. ' iu j oihumt n i.oik.im wanted-bt a gentlemaj tt jn wife mm imfurm-hcl ruuin with f d t*..i )> arii in a private family m the v-i mi l>rtl<n.d a^ldnw ," lliu rticu e3l-4l •>.> j pearl st.—a vkw qbhtts |..- »> . ( u..ri h . twrii r.^.iuul.i t..l busibiisss ciiajicfis bakery foii sale ob to bent mbf cofnrfeflj a.d w^hiuktou ji->(uirc oi u liaktiiulujikw 4ij hk hi ijtt ckn hal business imiotektv h ■>.:,..<'■; imtmt known an tlie m mon:tianti«'hoti-t ttaviiij % lrini!*,e uf wi lwt«a hric cmiaj 41 tu.-t un couunercuu utrtct aj>d tx t•-!1.11 -^ t n.ii;i to li yd nmt tl.r luildin it v«n iit.,unti»ll built wilti stone mmmbi bbd f-uir imftai of brick hcu^.tiat ■tinni ol u^iiitut wiii lie veu to a i ■. ltofl & i.'.mi d:it fillinekv store for sale \| in ■il «■■!!■in—tii ii with mock of goodi m .■i •> r - iiasiinui a i'l'iml.i * '■buililii.^h t-9 horst.h imt i ariciacem g _ 0 d family borsb bcggy 2c ■• - ' ■1 h"l li.^uire w l-'-f 1)1 rcher pixtsj ub no 300 we«t forty firrt at.,nt-ar f^itrt'tli a'-fn 11 hw rk f gallon fw salt i|to baxi uheaf—a block of bmd iji f-r'v t , ncaitii'ikl'iiures can 1 iti.t.-it iit ii il.liuy |.>*. d and iimd-j to rc.lizt mm th..u-an l.!ul.ii-s per acre 1 taw<-n within vj ji'.s prinlsooo ai^iij to m ull'umb v 6 w-uth i>i.<i.ti at b fob sale cheap—a valuable propartj matnmy lawurt with ptrlj ioj.fttt nr-rt front i.ii jiavt.l btni-t uini alnnit 1401 t wattr fr tv uj.ipt«i ti a re!nil (-.■»! or lumint aril < r any luaiv hllilaim hill t.e s..ld clxup to dm a-i mum howahd * ciiai'pull hl«1 k tfl agfi'-i us m.tjm t ii lior baue—2ooo kket of land on jc lirfhiw orfalot tlimtwira lumtaii an.l witii^uj rimu in m md mi time m suit pur ha*trs appl to john uito.si k—rl it ivhi sale lot 35x100 ft north 1 william ; l went fid i.l-ar alluii lyon ft u\kkk.no i browti'a building fll a good engine and boileb for half .;..»;. at tii union lanmir mill iiolltk & kkuiknwali ci.mcr vji vax i 1 ■/ ld papkbb for balm at 5o \ imh am 7u i.i.i 7 a liui:_ired attl » oftirt for sale-horses i?or sale — that valuable 1 pnp|mf«<hmmk««t l-..rt.,r..f main and utlm iiimii with linrr nml fir ilaiw mmmw iiu-jrlv htmhiil al-'i wfwll rl if*'l vnca.nl lam v tj iniii ihf klicvc iro}n>r(y un tint miuth ji'h."s thro m y>irl»t elj for sale a new and first ofcm -. nu-r ronlnir , with all tin b a m i ■. jro.oiuti.t uiith mi wt ferry u-*t wc-r of del aware lot lilu.'.f itwt tertiu eauy 5 fl 1 nnlluter buildma ijini hale—muck house,*btoh j k vtif and cullar situate n ak»t noai llnr ii s-l and uuter _' d i und )• tn lii . l*«>n a i!akb,k erta land office _ tmmk sale—29i north division j at | iij suit haaemwit pmamd w»t«r will «• 11 clifaji as the pa-ly i t,i leave town mm m>t ai-j-lv lo m wucuma no 6 s.uth di vuioj ell 171 or sale 2.">0 seneua st 2 . story ni-rk in pm coitditinn thi pnprrti will r m.ld etkmp w ih i>arty i jfi>inir t hit wwt if w.lil within iodayt wi.l fakt ; i ■\ down hal na m-v jjjij 111 ■■*!»■■. ■■i outh di desik\ble kusixess property f^)h sai.k tlie i-«t m tmck t re no sjo mio tomst mrl m wrti fora iv.*-n im it*i liri k buiulni)t m rtar mnl na wa'nr ami t-1 lar a ■, t uli adapt }» hmtao or raannfacf urinn fl plwi inl lhwtit j will he ol msmmk ahk hhhh has 11 ft otto dls 4 brown's mmh hovel propbrtt for sale—at 3 sti.rifc frame lvun & uakkk f.rie land «<*- desirable brick house for sale—ii-*t'ir hri^k kmn 174 franklin t gm and water lot 25 bal frunt to an alley in r ar will he kid cheap term eu h\bll>un & otti 4 brow bniliimtr i ae^irable building lois for t(wii pelaware it x 200 ft n of north t w)x'3^.lii.-whi mww s or baker st 11'lxsoo tdwaiii-<t , cor vtnrinta lyon ft ak»fc f or sale—that vkry dbstr ai.if } eturv frame dwclliritf o 42 g'«>d^ll st with ail modem oontt-niei.ce john 0«o tar rt , b rt lo seneca st property for sale at a liargain no 414 s«n »'-, l«t f0 tbmuich to fol om m with a2-ftuiiy brick mm and i banu in mm ti.u i.x a rare chance m a milkiuan ranv other rty havumbuaii.em in h*t iw-atmn wiu u told on li erai term for further pairti.u lars apply to lilmk x sasfokif is w»t swan bu v c"26 niukk for sale cheap—a-stoky o brick tur no a*3 st-ntca st lot 2sxloo will be sold at a bargain hastings x 01to 4 f rown'n build ng ( pkopkrty oksale sihixsoo on louisiana it comor uf hamburgh t canal irx3i«j an hamburgh ht.,corner of hamburgh it caniu 400x200 erif canal ornrr tltx-nia at 7x f0 ii uaryiaiitl it corner fourtfa at ea ' i.vos ft baker seneca st.—store kor salk on benec»il f between main and wa-hin«ion 4^tory brick won ft bakkk brw laud imm ok sai.b a swdsnuid resi ni.1.««i,j.v.;.1»1 ttb 1 rom l.uilt hi tka betf muuer wim el«,«ni ground urrce mtt cbolt mil koitfcful di mitc ■■» dri«o in uu tteinltt.rooanttc nc t minin-drlv ln.ni x.11 oo through rj.l to to ssjtipl did bin tor . to»ilj or » w>>l rtrat from •'«> crty ; w low teraa mmj appll s^jhm to josh our-haitf urn i vksutajjus pkofjutry fox aal utoottit.<4mtbriokkov«,nrr doinbb la wrisrira;i--<m aßisariia sea sale-bosses ljl ir salk—a very desirable 1 so-unif and almost new hu-tue v 0 hi ill st i>--lw.a.ii t.iiti ami stleveiaaii muette tbe buus cnuiina w room hes.de a large ha and attic u.t v.iil t . ft proper wlli be sold cheap ii a^pii-ed for bbssa-sßßßsssn if bsi sold by ute first ot may wl'l be r sjest johm otto 81 ptarl st voitaofc fox halk ko 120 spruce st tt*saswß frame lot 80x130 psiss tiioo tm tut swan st , near w\<ring 1-story frame prict s_rs gjjg * 8.-vker erie land office f>k sale—ko 119 sixth st a 2 story f ratne dwell tnv lot 30113 ; price tnijoo lbe a pickkuirnfl 13 w bwan at doo ij-or sale oh to exchange fox a mwmkng ratalda-ii in this city a farm of 10 acres flntt qu-ality of land lying ju«t ouuluc of the city limit taa a lanfe t.rcliard one of the l.e**t in county tine two-story brick house snd three good barn will be sold rh ap i • 1 r of bm howard w ciiappcll for asalk—43s south dm^ion st . 1 5t cottage lot 4*jxlxo grapes ai.d fruit trtcn this ia swa i:_*jo a,,p 6 h mccom li n ■. a both l*ivision st cii for sale fattms \ ikeat chance for sale 1 aertaa witliin j miltw t.f the city in a*i txcel leiit iit-i-__ib r o d in a h_h -<~■• t ssmsastoa w.lh orchard currant ll.i-li c.j**ering one eighth of an acre htraa-terry llci>,4c ; tsssstf crops in tin ssbbsja lavr barn and a 1 jot.-ry hou.e as tht proprietor intends m ... to gregon ihis pr.i-ertv ts-iil 1x.h.1,1 at a vm ukavi sacrifice fuk cabh down further particulars can im hsd at m office speed amplication is desirable a ___. v*ow_ku__t no 4 h.'l.isttr i iiudind ssm cor seneca a main st fox saleor jschaoe-ik acres of lan.j nh i-i-aid h<-n*k anil hem fruit ac , n tht sulphur b|wia*_s lead within f..ur nobs from mam l lu<**aki>s k buck laanu no 2 8r bui..line v __ c*oe sale-.u acres op lan i x in wet seneca 4 miles fnmi main «., plenty ... frittr f-j ti h v c an 1 lani iru-nirc at fcli wahbs a kccwlasii no | brown's uuildinp ijroi sale or fx-:han("se^32 bcrfs if i in.l under a l"nc state of ssssswasbbs mmbl hsßßi ami barn nicr fruit well 1ent iual d n.il.sir.inma.ii htna m t\,e potter coatßlti ki.asi kij wawdww uccklanh no t bnitanv bmhtlnz t2s cha ha ib a fine imiry farm x '•( 2i acres wilh i_.*-;*d hejbh and l.arn.-t itn au in cldcn ca ntre ah ut 2 mi from ci*l.kn ml *.**-. kuwakiis k i lcklani no _ hn.wi build.njc e -* 8 fal.m for sale-best s-akden ibihl in krit*cnnnt must l.c sold to do bb*bbssbbse st.j a-n-j 2 bsßei from the court h'i c will l-e a..|d < heap t.y it a.\ko * cktap p_.ua 34 main t 4 ijukms fnr sale—a good farm t ih-j tu-rw in the town ol west seneca four-ant a half b*|*b fr m buffalo a nice li-iti.rv hick ln.u*c three hundred rraft-.l tree ii a mb glam hswas very cheap jhowakh i h 11 1 1 _, main htrc-t dl \ fine farm fox bali os xx it bbbbsj ronljiiiiiin ml acres ■w.-*od laml a.,il excell.*nt w ii wat red fine n-hard.ni.w st..r baaaaweß-bw with ham nathia si shmls be all in peei order city property will ite talreii in l**rt i*-a\iiit-nt balance ssksaaj terms lee pick kltlno 13 w swan st eu k^mall farm fou sale con kj waiajfsl a.-n?s at la salic near niagara tona t iwt.-l.iiik b a aeal isteej irothic m,.tlcrn taghr l.a'ti and bjasbbssb ali in line onler the land is ailm rai.u mtt*flr_l i it fr.nt havini ab nit luuo iruit kmm taiiritl r wtsb gttt \ nt and small fruit th itjcaiii.ii im hsßusllal and the rit*i_hhorho<hl tirst class any one jr-.in.us ot a upt-rit.r rural hum will find it lure apptjtoltim k baker wru lend o-bes e'_.s i^aum for sale-33 acres of 1 mdi.itu.at,ni ni kerry xl about 2 inilci eaut tt main st with ibbsssibbs ', tplt'ttdid bnrii,*>hcils t_c ; yi-nikorchard f loon dwarf pear and 100 appts tnt vi ill bt sold heap or will bbsbabafs for a-fotnl o-k-jl liam'l 1 amid v uito no 4 brown's bnild ing o2 one of the finest faiim.s is ere co-.jity fur muo ssssjmbbb of about vlo acre 10 actvm wn.-d ba ance excel ont soil unil-r a high state af cultivation with brick dwellini abb barns outhuuse-i fish pond living water ami nr chstntsof v*.ral iruuiln-d ix-aring trees of every vanot at fruit this property cait he bought very cbeap and un asbt tt rm at ply te su _____ ___________ 13 west swan t i^akms farms—several fink larjf-t ami xmall farm forsaleorexchange lee a pickfrinu 13 w swanirt 1.1 to let-hoaj^es rnvvo-stoity fii.m***hedhouseto l r.-n witbin hues minutes walk of the pt.st otliue i furn iitil ibrnuithdut iv g od order tia g furtiacc &:., and ll m renttd on rca-.mah;e tt-rnis to a bboi tcnaiit habtinos k otto 4 bre*»a*i biiiltiiii eld north st dwellings t rent twci small brick dwellincs containit>c if or 7 i teass each both have bbsb bbwjf t aimed at 1 paj-treai th*uuj.hout a l»«*autiful b.t.ati..n bent low apply at no 5 niagara t ll .".,.■■i > wil sunats n b fpo let — two new 2-story jl mass h ibsss furni-lie ' complete situated oi ibe a jlljbml ibiliiii sf msijlsilil andla l ifth stw will bs r.nta d cheap r3l | wellcng fox salk i heap-a 1 / ifix-d barwaiu will 1 t-i.en in tbesßssef the 2 wtary bn k daellui no 4:.7 miohi-fan vt lo room rba ami waier le jnaki wiisun * hon n .". n ia ra st takasikable houses to re_nt with iminr.liate io-is.-_vsiod tho 2-story festal hetiss nn i'm beesistjl tr t with _;*.«, water and cellar alan the sen asssassaaoai isssry brick houtatt n.i mb frankli ■samsa va-rj convenient bbs bbs water bath eel icr and bsssss ami is rlnely i«auil a petmtm or the whole of the jurtiitur bow in the bouse can lie bought sbbsjf hy the ten-mil ii de-dred ■____■uhm a otto d2o * brown's liv ■!■_ houses for rent ky hume x s nfoitl lti w.t swan street ia assamsfea amssty stish feaaa *,«***, hot and cold water hath fun.arc etc m delaware st 3 story brick barn tra hot atn old water mb turu.ee,etc 255 pearl st a-story brisk gen water hath fur aas etc 20 allen t 2-ston*brick t**a.t,wster,balh furnace etc • y mobawk t htory brick gas watr.r hssss fun.a c et-j jcr***ev st 2-story brick gas alter lar**fe ot m court st i story brick and imwement gaa and water iji seneca bt 3-story hrick with basement _.*. and water 74cotta|ce nt 2 story brick with tiaseiuent gas water barn t-tc 4-j chippea-a t,s-siory hrick tras and water 33 sixth nt 1-s.nq brick and french rtmf new khh water itath 44 d.._van t-t 3-ntory brick with basement ks_h and water m virginia st 2-sta.rj frame tras etc 131 *.*». nil st 2-story bricp ; gan and water 80u north in vision at 2-story frame gas and water 20 union st 2 tory frwnie gaa snd water 1.-t allen at 1-story frame with ba*e*n.ent 3 eleventh t wmnwf frame witn large lot 75 inioii nl 2 st-irv train 24 wilkeaon st vasst frame ms*b*asb u'vision st 2-story fjeme crater s»;i north i>iv sittu st l-stor frame cistern c.-ru.r vermont aud thirteenth sts 2-story frame well and cistern 236 thirteenth st 2rtory frame ;;■- taeifth st frame eottafre tsl cedar st frame ca.ttage seventh near connect cut nt 2-story brick french roof aras water etc 2<r mackinaw st,-_-suir frame well and cistern 222 miami st fiaue cottage 24 arkamaas st frame cotlaec _______ 20 for rent—sfcbahn in tiie rear of no 102 seventh st on a paved alley joh.i otto si pearl st __________ houses to rent by u mccomb no 6 south maaaaa st ;;:;:. huditunst , 2-story frame w cellar and a good wel of water finished in fine style this is one of ili iv t-t h cations in buffalo rent s4oo it geo'giast 2-nuity brick in excellent condi tion an water and cellar tlus is s very centi-l lo catt m rent 450 623 swau 5t.,2-btnr iraoi 1...u.s new an flnish sdoff deautllcnt uii-tiueraiah all lbs ui.sk-rn n prowtue.i nrat 111.1 uric ors and dwelling to mt 11 a wood loeaaion for a laroily ktia.-swy the ssrn hss a goud hrics t.v.n j bkick barn for rent—bitu s_al a on the alley in rear sf no 16a 8 an at m 1 michia-an st lke * p.ckejuiiu is w ssran tree la d _ wbuaomb for sale or to rent cheap wish immediate pomsstea sixth st . no 1:1 a-ta.ry brick 0 ismhb in lac order r and aratsr main st no k6 1 siorj frame s ism i.as abu wtlauh a son m us awaaaaaaa fr rknt—thk fih s-stoby rune lw ilitarho » worris p*aes wtlh bars . deli^htlul l-asatsan w.ll he renaed low to a taaa scant le£ahckmu»q,.lwssa»siaasa m for sale—2 story bkick bouse mo 15a prankhnaa with very bodssa ess enlencs lot msiao tersss b——l jodl ott bl p..h at ul fine besidenck fob kkmt—no taa ootaaf aa naa-aafasry brisk vhh gas snd water a le ighuul lo aiion wiu he rented low ui s nasi aaaaaat uttpkutimuwaa aaaa mmi aaa fiijwklltno tu rtnt—thk a m—bm—m.l—l anas briea i sihng.sa sskuararasa w.u as kss m ssu mm sad kathiat.ui_ooa.a-dv a ssasaastsmaasasaaaaaaa if il '- ins lsbsmoubuo iasa aw to lbt-btokh at lowiajnri lam office ko 1 holu3tck bcildikge to rent wi'h hmnatliate i>,.a»aiun an ld eetabliabed ■iuk.-fkv lure iv an nnllen locall-j in the jburbe of buffalo a la tc ■add pr fltal>l buatoeet haalxeu c-rn.d fb in it for the peat is lean t..ere in a private eutrafaw to the dwel ii«g which 1 larae and in good order on another reettothe t..re entrance bisnt very moderate imm^iau apf.lication sbu ul be laade at my of nce no 4 tioliiater building comer of scue.a aod uain atreeta f a b towstet m stokk to rent—swan st no is be'wem main md wuhtafton v tim flu r and l>artement of a s itory brick will re put in kik*l order ateaai..n june lrt a rj cen tral and di-sirab c location fi.r the pri«er nd pru ■. mi « in,>i rn .- an_v other kii.d i btuf eaa ap(>i.v at kw & niagara n t ie*>nau wilson a w-st j1 uok kwnv^titkfmfttinpeakl x nt-.m-armaijaraat lxx * piukerisg 13 went hwan ht t tg stbßks~sosrb3 91 k~m main st to rout aplb tw john otto 81 pearl rt i r bmh7 — a fine business 1 tttsri<t 3 miles fn m m,un st oc seneca st ht.rc d'tllirif and tarn hut i appy boud at no south ditiaicn st m mc<x>atß e!7 0 tores to rent 04 main nt now occupied by l7oll at fleirsheim b wctt si r i <\, curu-r lil '< k '-.* aaaasam st cor of north in wmi..ii jiastin..s a otto d2o 4 brown's bwaaaaag to let-booms ia(|noktu divksion st—lodg 1 " * r . "„• rooma furnished or unfurnished e3l-6t rooms kur kent—the~upver part f auvwepltiwanth nitu*tpd on wad worth t lii.)iiir«at nu 26 wadsvorth street e3"-.'.t wkst chippewa st.—to let 1 • ' i : ■■r r . - !:■, to 1,1 ilollaf r -,< ck e2h iw dlsirablebchinksb rooms koh kknt -*£.-«. kewl st iha lxt and 3d f-on a ith trax iit-1 « atcr a baaal plicr for a doctor or f->r a flr-t atam h - making mta-li-hment will cive a hag lease lyun & bakkb erie land of fice e2b jofts for kent—in the new j l>louk mm of v n.i,,n and in n streeta ihe svl>ml sa«7 r mm w and 1»6 the whok i.f •!■. tinr 1 ht<iry ap|>l to m%r<:h 17 l»70 di jrwett h root thkee nickblakfin6 rooms in that miitral ;■■«..*, 333 main ntreet or utidley ti rockwell a [ v : . ■■• 1 ko b bull the wajar pkopwal urfhk i 111 f x j 2d vm l»ti , wrpk f tlm k*-i } luiffaju n l , *-..> 31st aaft ) ukai.kd proposals will be be io iialllal at tli a ■until hm aai kridav july lit , i^7 for the dt!i\ery l v . supplien an (.. i f./.-t p-'irttr buffalo n v - 2f ci-rds hard wikhl i.mj wll nildk-h st yd c>al wmt ' upoundtt uh'!>tthtt coal 1 v,im botoaal uiuiiu.houi coal k.om poun-li uf baaa 4 i,ebj i.oimd of hny 4 o\i p«>unda of mran fort nutrara yuunp-town j v — ■:-- : t ' i,..iiii * stove coal 1ti!i,».75 ptminds i»f thi stntit coal hjm 1 nii-1 of bituminous coal j s!i 1 1 f ath m m,«m p unds of aby m^m imiimii of ifetv k..rt ontario o»«p|ro n ¥.— l(io<v.nl hard wocd 7u.ikk pmhaas stove cokj s'io.'tki moundssniill kft^ooal 30,01 ixiuiklh ih stuiil tjual 3l>,tn > t>«>u ndii uuu 8 77u aaas hay 20,i ny pun 1 ids straw mmmm barrack'i iilallllt'a llar)h>r n v 41 bbffm hard w.mxl 2«l.lftlnouud'.|-^c.m.i 1w,4 noaoda chestnut coal 11,000 h>ui.da oata la^lßot pounds hay h.ixxi [• iiii.il straw t»i ire fleiivereii in nuch manner and in sucli quan*i lisa ami at mma limts vitliia th tiieal yuar < i 1 ! / iv 0 30th i^7l as may i»e r'.-i i.ireu bf the t-'rst vinrmrm^urs respectively prj i.lfdthat the mcd ma hasw mmd at the wharf at i ii-..n lit;i h wi.i the (.■<<*.. a 1 r*ad may bi d tivtred nt for ni igm ad faa lun-alk befcj-b iheajuthof no kiil bmast be aaado aafmmm ih ea=h port and in rl'iplicau witti tli i.!v i i r ■- r - i atlachetl ban lil nm>t t alavampaaawj hf a guarantee teawtl by kw re»|>-nimble p*-r-on tliat n eu«e tht i-kl it acrcptmt and a contract c-nt-rftl into they will ikfopam hrt-a.fily in a sum ti|ual to onr-fourth al tiie aabmam f thu iaumi for the faithful erfonijaiicc f the same no 1 ul will iw oiiurtain><l that in dot made in ac conlanif wjtli lilialaatilutaaalmrt the ritht fen rrjftt ny or all biatf it m>erved bi.i iiinv he may hrmh nntr the fuel and ft r airt t any aato m mure oi tlie plaatf hert-in named uitlilorh are requfdu-d to be urettttnt at the opeuinj otthobida praptaafc nrnrt be a-lilre-»«eu la the undpntifrned ami i n lorwtl hf|amm ior t-'uel or forage as the ui*e may i>e a mostoomttr . major and y 1 c s.a utiel y m m v m i 1.-i t of the mast l'un-h»soin"ney mortjragpk want»j by howard hal'l'kl utmiin t c^l riity and oocnrr ■orders v_j st.wks ru>n.l-i ar,.l m-.-tir paa oommercial i'aifr ncu<)ii;it.-.l by bdwabua bitklanp heal h>u:u a d loin hhatma mm 5 bro»n hniw iuit da purchase aionkv mortgages wanted by lke i vhkekino l ■v ■r hwan it musical pia.no diets awlhiuijaii nink symi'honif oom pieie in two toimtie f<.r fwur httniia price lh *■tlii work cntam t1 v r.irtoral kroica choral or shh tht fiflh tbr btmoshd aiifuj.te from w hioh ha haaal i>lay*d by tlie bcethuven so i*iy the moi • maaaam tjuinmtic csub ac rjuh volume 1 lntaina ■l-k'ut loi pspei of ttt-autifully enipravcd mu^ic on tin laa ualitj of pawk uaky.n 1 wentv » ympitonic complete in two volume for four hands rvice each vtaimm 13 5(l i,k with th i*'i fi.n a mip-t invaluahle ct<l l"ction of the flnct aßasam ever rittcn cottfrtly an < beautifully gut up aud st an a precthlcbted low ' jt cottif.r * tteyros gtp main t rth&ia kurtziian piano manu kactl'rek oiruer bauviaand rlmsta,,two quate from old court house th subaenhor keer natautly on band a chulce asaortraeal of pianu • lm in eletraut rotewood am which bewarracta to be c',ii in tone touch and flnvh to any manufac tured n the country persons desirous of obtaining a superior instrument an respectfully tnvttad to *\** him a call before i>ni>(*mtn l"rwh«i krrt7m tewett mis(jhka's music stoke 86 : main street agency foe thk unrivalled chickerinc pianos at pries reduced to such an extent that they can be purchased for nearly the name flirure which inferior ami ni.l inf>tniniet)u oomniand call and tfel an illustratcl price lut we are alxo ayenta for the celebrated decker brothers pianos which are now taking the lead over ail other new york nuke cur larye aaaortment ol pianoe aljo includes in trumenta from the celebrated nianmactorlee ol 1 b ddnbah bloomfield tl oti i.kn kst gabler we hare on hand an aaeortment ■the celebrated its woods a to paium aid with mil which for beautiful and pipelike quality of tone elorance of finiah aid durability of cimatroctioa ex ceed all other make call and examine our large ar-hy of piano stools pi ami uuviu c piano moved rtored boxed and afipped on abort ha old pianos taken la ewhanke we are eonetwotly adding to our fwry lure and weueelac>e<iev«kofbhw mwak mawicsl inetni aieau and hnafcal ■■! anilw if liiij de«rlpuo jkwett & miscfika asaunt hht m lll.lt w—l .— wakb jrioopataa&s f k plumbly tank and carter buildo tm4 oaeler m new aixl wounl haod l»rr.la ta h.»p amrea aw aw aw amuodeutfjl illall i l»«»awawlaw sdwdtiheaawlawt eijle a ■■■■■«■< w-at or*int d.m al all uav ■aad o tea aeoet rawaeaatkti teraaa ta m awaia»toai «.. wliwaaw oat iwrrj bbt-ceeßß [ eitiaoimmrt imke._e-.ts to pukctuabibs of dry goods at bafines & bancroft our s5 cent dress goods counter is auppliod st ail tunes with ths most desirable sttleb of drk3s goods freajuisilt worth | 35 and 50 cents per yard friday & sati rday of each wef.k we have our 25 cent counter of a rariety^ef articlea.'and at great bargain enormous sales in white piques at 11 cents per sard and upwards black alpacas embroideries g lov and parasols shawls and wraps also black colored and japanese silks barnes a bancroft cash house e?6 2511 main ptrert coal asp wood 1870 coal 187 till doawaki and fiussoii ami ft > lackawanna coal screened and delivered is rood condition in juantitlcs to fi_.it pu.rd.aaer price for the present per ton of 2000 iba dulirered within the old city limits are aa follows ton f tod *. ton ante mm 97 i*s 8 to 1 ... mgg t 25 s 75 1 95 stots 750 3h5 4*30 chestnut 7 00 i tw iso rjai_k blossbtjrg lehioh ll m p a d pre pared coal scotch and american pig iron fixe brick etc , wholesale and retail o r wilson a co 90 ohio bt corner mississippi coal and coke ellis webster offici anl yard 219 erie st to coit slip will bell genuine lackawaiia bci_nton tmtte t->n aiij uther hard c-.ala also arte and clese aud beat soft coals bi.--.-.hurg soft nut and black or steam purposes at th lowest market price which sill be screenru and leli verod in good condition is huanti * ■a»erß ft lis wkbbter queen city coal yard genesee bridge axd erie canal office 299 gen-_«eeirl buffalo n t for salens good asiortmeiit of all kio lauf bard and soft coal wliufti-ale and rtt*l constantly on ha.nl also a buperior quality of hard and soft wood for sale saw d and split or in the stick de livered is any part of the city dealers jvaiating small lots of coal or wood will do well to jriee as « ii before purcha*tincbl*ia*»-lfipre 8 darling 1870 coal 187 a the al^___ffiacj[te coal co ohtkrai office ho 221 mais bt&ke7 also foot of genesee st will bell until further notice these celebrated coals a the following prices yerton of itouo lha delivered in any part of the t.'.l ciiy limits uukie or which a small charge will he made for cartage al bi.obsburo lrhjgh lump and se lect erie soft coal ton jton jton orato 7 15 370 195 egc 725 875 196 t_o**e 760 sb5 tuo chestnut 700 109 iwo terms strictly cash when ordered george darin agent may j 1870 ttnion coal and wood co foot of court st a lai_e quantity of hard and soft coal for sale and 1000 cords of canada wood beach and maple either in stick or sawed or split deh**ered in any pert of the city liberal deductions ma te to dealers u-tf darling a montague p h dudlbyco whola__als and retail de*_eri.ln sugar loaf lehigh snaraußook bbbb a rimwi uoawaiia tmivta bu and clbvklani-.coai rrbxdpal ooss coessb ibis amd tesc&ace 8t iaed mat or ras it b.«aio.a-ru n.iaaa j t hoole & co hard and soft coal ' obmi an.rn.il sa jssbbjbti j.i hoout kiabmium 1 wtntmm teeth ; extracts without pain , otmn si i bfbsbbjs ar laamag y_a ; m b stbaioht4 • dbjstist _, the western trans ,________________£ portation compant - for dewwt wilntmrnm md cfcicaco thehßemir mb__m___m r p webster master is bow reeets-j-t freight et tha foot of wmhims^rm street aad will leave for thai above posts fbi day evening june t,et 7 o clock for freight or p—ge apply at the oonpa_t>*s flee foot ef waahingtoe street er bte bswia john allen j a r m choate tnawoegl it m mjjtt-jh thb westkrn tkans mm portation company for de ti-ou,-p.oe kiw miuaiaee and chin ago the arst dempemeogtr steamr oneida james drake master b now r ceiriiuj freight at the company's dock foot ef washington street and ill l-are f r tbe above porta o a saturday evening june tt st s o'clock for freight or passage apply at tl.e company's . 9u fool of wa**ahj\b*t*ton tc . or erie daaio john allen j a r m choate i*tesi_b«t pa-jtengtr agent ____________________ ____*__[*_ the union stkamboat itl w company—for cl-v.-iaod detroit milwaukee and chicago the favoate paisßeiige wabash f.l.pope master will leave the foot of main street for the above ports on friday evening june x at 9 o'clock for freight or paa-tage apply at the company ' nice no 1 main street j fg-2t seth caldwell agent th union steamboat company for lake superior _ _ fr r the elegant passen _ b^tk___________bßss hoi steamer arctic j e tuiuter captain will leave buflalo tuesday june 7 st 3 o'clock p m for sault bt marie marquette and portage lake calling at cleveland and detroit and making close connexion at porta-je l_ake with steamer for copper harbor eagle harhor onto na ron la poiute bayfield suttenor ciiy and iduluth freight reoelved for above boats at foot of main jtreeta the ateamar pacific ed eelley captain equal ln rate capacity and a*xommodationß,will leave as abuve on tuesday junel at three o'clock p m for same destination these steamers are near v new have elegant cabins and are furoi-ahed with tpot-ial i-ffe rence to tee a.*-.<ininji>aiati-)n i>f pa tat gen and havaalao ample roniu lor freight aod in uiiiti-iite durinjf the w v of 1-70 an independent lake superior line leaviiik buffalo n__.t_.ariy every tues ay at 3 p m , aod cleveland every wednesday at 8 p m for f r...i_._is er pa-tt-atre ai.ply at the company's office no 1 main it ree t buffalo seth caldwell ajent mtx ' 1870 new jersey steam bout company people's evening line fu>r new york daily sundays excepted at by o'clock p m uka richmond capt w h christopher mondays wednesdaya and fridays drew capt s j roe tuead »)*■, thursdays and saturdays at o o'clock p m or a arrival of trius hudson river railroad tickets good for state room passage these boats will connect with tin train of it t cx x , 11 as r r and a h 8 k «... due at albany 8:10 8:15 and 8:20 a m all ri.--.la 1 hail-gage transferred free as usual an agent of the lane at the depot alwayi ou arrival of the trains freight taken as cheap as by any other line lor particulars apply at the office nn 283 and 2.45 broadway j w harcoukt alb ny april 2 1870 ag.nt 1870 m the union steamboat co will run during the pre-ient season twenty-six steamers between buffalo and the principal ports t the ureal north western lakes iv connection with the - krie railway also in connection with the merchants western lint and jonathan mji-r line on the erie canal and with all wf.__.ra railways having their termini at tha liki ports tbe various lines will he constituted as follows buffalo x lake superior line arctic capt j f turner pac.fic capl ed kelley buffalo milwaukee chicago daily line jay gould new capt f h br.wn colorado capt j w brett dean richmond capt b bl wolviu bt louis capt james pratt jahesfisk ja tu.w capt j w m*>ore fkffwftfff capt n gel.l.ard b w blanchard(new capt john kirbv camsteo capt j p evert roanoke capt r anderson wabash apt f l p.-pe passaic capt.w a smith wknojna capt o b joiner buffalo cleveland x toledo daily line new york capt win cummin equinox capt john rg.-ler toledo apt h a sws..u orontrs capt j g hiude eclipse capl sam tiel shaum>n araxes caj.t x a myers buffalo x detroit daily line atlantic capt wm thorn tioga capt o w stoddard olean capl o f cleveland elmira capl w d di-ugl gliding star capl d mc far lane galena capl w notriui these steamers are fir-ttv-claiß several of them quite new others nearly new and all are in the very he-it order for service they will be run regularly m btated shippers are asiture.l ihat this now or hither o iun-ni.r_.ii.-d iir__.aiiiz-_iii.il will afford tht.n every >.* riii.lt facility for the trantapo-tation of their freicbt n the mutt prompt and at*ja_a-.tory manner and at fair ratee d.^k for chicago milwaukee and lake superior line foot of main street for lake erie lines foot of lliivl rtreet rveigh aud passage office no 1 main rtreet agents and consignees r l williams 267 bnodway new york a h ward m br.-adway new york j s dunltp 124wa-diin_.*..*i.*_r«et baa.ta.ri seth caldwell x main street buffalo w d cushino 1 r 0 mcdowell a co f cleveland a w colton ( a w colton a co j toledo a chesehruugh _ j s patten f detro.t c m oottrill milwaukee lathrop a co racine washington bullard chicago 8 d caldwell general manager dfitf no 6 ohio street buffale eneiftl ticket agency - a passage tickets 9§£*£bi riist-cbu stlhships to and from england irklajto sciitt.asd france akd oirmanv at thk l/jweot satib moas rsralusd so all pails of iraasad en_laj.,i snd ssaßiaaa laroush liu emlarsat socwtj k,s tork app t john e walsh orßo eon-rr tsirsss and lock sa bucalo n t bkwnre achjses wheeleb & wilson's noiseless sewing machines zxposnros b—bbh raais wet aw akd id ots l oohpiridka the hwhot premium the only oold medal 81,000 m»ohinaj sold is ism tmncoanuxi all latest . impbovcmiebtsj s-winli mawamm arm in.ishi.s usfas taaaaaa ta rs^aasd a aa ammaaaaaas a ss7.»ii w*aaaan.s«aia.«aa as»a sum mmmmm m aaaaa^a 8 w stsd a co jafm "* as»a and abtss_bbs wunsa
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| Title | The Buffalo Express, 1870-06-03 |
| Description | Buffalo, Erie County, NY, and region daily (except Sunday and occasional holidays) newspaper, 1866-1878; both preceeded and succeeded by the Buffalo Morning Express. |
| Subject | Buffalo (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Erie County (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Twain, Mark; Clemens, Samuel. |
| Location | New York (State), Western; Erie County (N.Y.); Buffalo (N.Y.) |
| Contributors | Twain, Mark, 1835-1910; Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910 |
| Publisher of Original | Express Print Co. |
| Date of Original | 1870-06-03 |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | TIFF |
| Holding Institution | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Publisher of Digital | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Digital Collection | The Buffalo Express |
| Library Council | WNYLRC |
| Notes | Buffalo Express Vol. 25 No. 8298 |
| Rights | There are no known copyright issues associated with the Buffalo Express microfilm. |
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| Title | The Buffalo Express, 1870-06-03 |
| Description | Buffalo, Erie County, NY, and region daily (except Sunday and occasional holidays) newspaper, 1866-1878; both preceeded and succeeded by the Buffalo Morning Express. |
| Subject | Buffalo (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Erie County (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Twain, Mark; Clemens, Samuel. |
| Location | New York (State), Western; Erie County (N.Y.); Buffalo (N.Y.) |
| Contributors | Twain, Mark, 1835-1910; Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910 |
| Publisher of Original | Express Print Co. |
| Date of Original | 1870-06-03 |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | TIFF |
| Identifier | 18700603_001.jp2 |
| Holding Institution | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Publisher of Digital | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Digital Collection | The Buffalo Express |
| Library Council | WNYLRC |
| Notes | Buffalo Express Vol. 25 No. 8298 |
| Rights | There are no known copyright issues associated with the Buffalo Express microfilm. |
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baffalo express vol xxv friday june 3 18to no 8296 by telegraph new york arkected on srspicion nkw yukiv may 2.—ez-aucmblymtvn daonu o'keefe r»pt«n tlham hylittd aod thomu fan-cli of brooklja who went to malone to aid aad forwud hove the destitate faatmu hmrm bees arrested on th oharg of being mipictotu pamwt btarr amd o'nhtll desourckd fit huodred feniana ntarning from the fruntier arrit«d thia morning aad are load in deanaoi«\tion of stair and o'neill by whom they say they were betrayed held for forockt xhi daniel clarke a proviaion merchant in this city waa held thia afternoon in 92000 to anawer to the charge of forgery on the shoe and leather bank he confeaaed hi guilt the new cdimcrl the new common council will organize n«xt monday for nevt yetvr thomaa co man wiu be re-elected president of th al dermen and john galoin of militant al dermen cuban the charitable aid society and ( üban league hare conaohdated the lottery dkalers six more lottery-ticket detvlen wer ar rested to-day and each gave 20u0 bad iw trial ior not taking oat a lioenae for boai ne«a four or five hundred warrant have baen iaaued the police assault officer dyckman'a wound ii mach len than reported bafly the auailant ia a brother-in-law of colonel billy wilson of t^p fire zouavea " the ttrf at proapect park coara to-day patchen chief won the 230 race pnrae 11300 in 2:27 2:27 and 2:30=1 and waa rabeeqa«ntly sold for 10,000 ioldamith maid beat american girl and george wilkea for the f-sooo purae in 2:234 2:22 and 2:24 wilkea was second in two heats and ameri can girl aeoond in the laat heat western emigration a movement for imh emigration to the west is matins treat progress in jersey city dulon o'hnen a farmer from min neauta addressed a meeting in behalf of the cause last night lecture by a daughter of lola montez princeu kditba a daughter of lola montez ana ex-king leopold of belgium lectured to-night in steinway hall on the " social condition of woman what she is and should be she waa in troduced by mrs cady stanton but aoon after she commenced speaking was inter rupted by an inquisitive auditor anxious to gain information as to her paternity the princess defied and the audience sup pressed him and he soon left the hall miss editha then proceedod to condemn the members of the sorosis as a party of talke s instead of workers and to advocate the reform in dress aa the tirst step toward reform politics and morals the princess announced that the would appear ou broad way to-morrow in a new parliamentary costume the princess made no attempt to defend her mother's character as had been announced saying ahe had seen her mother but four times yachting the race of the atlantic yacht club of brooklyn occurred to-day the coarse for tirst class schooners and sloops was around sandy hook light ship and return 50 miles of tirst class schooners the tidal wava won the prize in 7 hours 30 minutes aiid 35 seconds beating the madeline i minutes and the calypso 47 minutes the gracie won the first prize for first olasa sloops in 7 hours 10 minutes and bt seconds beating the adtiie v 10 mioutei the orion won the prize for second class sloops beating tbe qui vive daphne alarm and kichard kellcy the white cap won that for third class sloops beating the storm king and vivid goli.w.n smitn os d'israkli tlie trihurt has been requested to pob hsh the following letter and does so to morrow " may 25 is7o " to tke rigju hon b di*raeli sir in yonr ' lothair you introduce an oxford professor who is about to emi grate to america and you describe him as a social parasite you well know that if you had ventured openly to accuse me of any social baseness you would have had to answer for your words but when shel tering yourself under the literary forms of a work of fiction you seek to traduce with impunity the social character of a political opponent your expressions can touch no man's honor they are the stingless in sults of a coward — yntir obedient servftmt ioldwin bmitu therkntrai hailhoad tax it is reported that commissioner delano has decided that the new york central uailroad must pay the tpecial tax amount ing to two and a half million dollars on it new issue of stock in t>9 it is said that \ atudferliilt threatens to luue enough more new stock to make up the amount required for the tax collkcton jrinnei.i the republican general committee < f this city tonight after an excited discus sion passed resolutions expressing entire satisfaction in moses h nnndl and urg ing as an administration expediency retaiu ing him in his present j>osition pui.ice affrat three fourth ward roughs this evening attacked policeman burke and beat him terribly i:rke hot one named patrick hernia dead the cause of the eoimity was that burke got a friend of theirs sent to the state prison th other ruffians john mccarthy aod michael varley a brother of tcei.ly the blacksmith conference op powers cable dispatches tay that the king of prussia and biamark have gone to kms to meet the czar washington octragks os jew 3 washin«tos jqdo 2.—simon wolf of thia city called on the secretary of state to-day add preaented telegram from vari ous parta of the united statea with refer ence to outrages which were being com mitted on the jews in ronmania and ask ing for the interceamion of the united states in behalf of that people in consequence it hu been determined to appoint adolphe buckner at israelite consul at bucharest assigned to duty by direction of the president brevet major general humphreys is assigned to duty according to his brevet rank the indians spatted tail and his party had a council today with the president secretary bel knap and coma^issiaiier parker in which a desire for peace was nmtoauy expressed kjd cloud waa not pussil the indians afterwards visited the treasury department spotted tail was presented by tie presi dent with a fine meerschaum pipe and mrs grant aued a box of smoking to laacco . " cr>toiis becdpti the outoma noeipts tor has week were 3,063,892 4 kistljss oral mattt.kji general scß**ek has draws np a britl tariff bill waitk he will osw as the ekap of as astesdsasstt.tke i-ssrsaltaxboatssd eahleavor sssw the s»mmw of tke pre vion gsststo t pssk it twmskk the tlntue liptl»°iaea linnmil tbe etnty a4e-.rax*ai3reas«tha«ospatina gsssiwa r*aan.rtawr gave neiiae to-alay he intesaavat to !»>» i a day or twai tse kill or as air ba froea waakisftas u nowtevk tbe evwbsi as the isnsii tax shows tkafs ii s day leaiority is uver 4 ny daol>gtbe turtve threw par eeenv aaal ex mbawaliaal taa •&•-**• ptaaw to ssoou tbe heaa f oraiffa c 111 mil te-«\st g i ■_ j l^j t a*saamw waaan es^bssasß garvkawaaaßji mwbmb bb iiii.isiir wfiss sugisi field cesss ante tfcs bs»s jjsssijs it s>kisi oasssi^ee mm s)jpßaw»al tf ( hpsml ■■■sf amlawamwaß g_7 aj — *-\ thai tw tsw alaaia hm to ik waaat laalam tmd sswik aawitt vaaaaal am vfajaat elamavsaaaai f^asl swesssat avaia^saesiwa wama>iaßßssa ever u wiil oocrmyjinm-wd production ot ooffe mad nfv aad iaarr«m xhn tla-und for urn prodnot of tftw uutod slmtoi imbue4vci dkomk ciwnmmr ddam htm fecid«l to al low imuum rompmntm to d*dvet iw mid for nimnuw wlmb ting nitarat of grom raoeiptm thw r*v«raißg » pmriout uci«oß of cwtwawmr rouin th d*9cinon ia made ntnmctiv xlist congress-second session bcnaik mr flanagan introduced * bill to enconr&ga the coßitrmotioo of urn lounu tionml ptwntie railroad luf«rr*d mr haki.an rep la pmnm a latter from urn saoratary of tha interior ukgertuag aneadmenu to tha treaty with the choctaw indian mr kelloou rep la iotrodnead a joint resoluttoß r«lativ to tha claim of oar tain northern enditors raferrad mr harris rep la otferrd arcao lotion instructing urn committee on com merce to inquire aa to the beat veana and coat of rebuilding tha lenas on tha miaaia i i li which were destroyed during urn late war and report by bill or otberwiae adapted the franking bill waa taken up but after on iiaonaaion it waa laid orer by 33 to 26 the lndian appropriation bill waa up and mr merrill me apoke at length taking ground that the indiana ahould be placed where they could be protected by the law and that the aggreasaonoboß them and disregard by the whitea of l treaty tipulationa were the real cauae of the arioua indian war mr stewart in reply aid indiana an a rale violate treat.ee with impunity he would teach them that their trareling over one half of the territory of the united statea and murdering whoever they obooee must be etopped it waa aaid their righta were diaregarded by bad white bat it waa not bad * bites who were mur dered by them but innocent man women and children the remedy waa to put them on email neervationa that could vie eaaily guarded and support them at 10 per cent of the present ooet to the government the bill waa then partly read when the senate went into executive aeaaion and at 4:30 took a receaa vtkino patrsiok the indian appropriation bill waa nro ceeded with the committee on appro priations reported variooa amendmenta making the appropriations to carry out the treaty atipulations parchase clothing and provisions pay annuities for indian tribes ac including an item of 1,61)0,000 to carry out the treaty stipulation with tha sioux the amendments were adopted an amendment to prevent the payment of claims for indian depredations out of the money appropriated to pay urn annuities for the tribes waa debated the amendment was finally agreed to an amendment that upon the annuities and interest of trust mnds provided by treaties no taxes shall in any case be asseesed or collected waa adopt ed also an amendment continuing the peace commission as long aa the appropria tion for their expeaaes shall laat adjourned house mr schumakek dem n v pre sented the petitions of one bundled brewers of the state of new york for the repeal of the law classifying brewers of malt liquor as dealers in spirituous liquors and of 2uo tobacco manufacturers of brooklyn for a uni form tax of sixteen cents per pound on all manufactured tobacco and snuff mr ketcham rep n v intro duced a joint resolution authorizing the secretary of war to deliver to the munici pal authorities of poughkeepaie new york three condemned iron cannon and 200 round shot to be naed in the erection of the soldiers monument at that place passed mr paine rep wis ), chairman of tbe committee on elections reported a bill to pay to caleb s hunt 2000 to j n sypher 4000 to louis 8 martin h°0 to ueorire w mccrance 3000 to frank morcy 30u0 and to michael ryan csuo for time spent and expenses incurred in prosecuting their respective claims to seats in the house from the state of louisiana resolution adopted—yeaa 77 noes 67 h also reported a bill regulating the compen sation in the cases of oontested elections the bill provides that no money be paid to either party till the case is determined when the mileage and compensation go to the person to whom the seat wan finally se conded the other party to receive only the actual neceeary expenses the bill was discussed till the expiration of the morning hour wli-ii the internal tax bill came up and was discussed at great length among the speakers were messrs pomeruy town rtend and wood for and messrs potter davit and hotchkiss against the retention of the income tax a mend ments were r!l rci by mr judd confining tbe tax to invested capital and excluding profits and incomes liy mr hale iocreaain exemp tion to 2uou by mr winans dispensing with the tax on incomes from industry and professions and retaining it on incomes de rived from capitai by mr morgan levying a tax of live per cent on incomes derived from bonds of every description notes and mortgages over 1000 and under 10,000 7 per cent between 10,000 to 10,000 and s per cent above 30,000 by mr uarneld removing the tax from incomes derived from business and confining it to business derived from capital by mr wo id ward substituting for the income tax the with holding of the tax of 5 per cent en united states bonds wherever held a number of others were proposed the discussion was finally closed by mr schenck tbe previous tiestion seconded and tbe vote on sections relative to the income tax and amendments postponed till umorrow mr beck rep ky moved an amendment to the forty-fourth section taxing the interest on united states bonds tiv per cent toe vete on a division was 90 to m the yeas and nays were demanded and pending the vote the house amid much excitement adjoarned mscellaneous siate aid ilnstok jure 2 the house this after noon by sixteen majority passed with alight modifications the new bill extending state aid to the hartford k kris railroad the mportant feature of the new bill is that it p-oposes that ths state shall give ap ths hsrdell bonds it now holds as oollateral to be need with an equal amount contributed by the other bondholders for ths oompletion of the road to r-iahkill,the state and others receiving instead aa equal amount of bonds of ths second mortgage the bill also provides for reorganization of company to meat the approval of ths governor and council for satisfactory con tracts to famish the road within the amounts already lisa"1 for ths settlement of all claims aad attachments upon the piupsrty with the interest accruing till july 1872 by means of the second mort gage bonds and for the si misery ratifica tion and acceptance of the act likaiid moat j p day a amusis teacher who diaap peered mysteriously from fraaklia has beea heard from at liverpool it ia stated hewaedruejed sad robbed at providence aad wails tkasstaniaed was skipped as a saaaua without his kaowladge urcua matteei cbticaoo jams s.—a eoauauaieation waa reoeived at the military headqaarten to day fraaa nlnsil wanaa whe inasmiajs the military foreos at fort bafard llakota states that war upon ths whites has been declared by the indiana is that vicinity aad they were asawbtedly preparing to make an attack spaa fert baferd ia strsaf force ths indian warriars ttlllillltl who are soax asmhsr from m to 00 wnfle oaiaaal wanaa had bet fifty mea ready far asrvies yet ha let ihialiss uas he scald sumsastslly twnat any attack «. a a * a a a al maaaeaaw nlel auhlpnwem mm anntetth ol hhtsaaa fw the caora i uuaota central luiaois was j ■■!■■lay vastoa by aaamlaaa tae ereps are in ajlasais cccv wsb sad nearly a aaaaak aasad of sat year ia sassy biases earn is sen atahas tajhaad wheat is deaaj ant bats as haws il ll pr.aajemttfa-.hh m i sik-atm j^m tmmm m ssaf l«»tasntj>b>asfa eaaa anan swvsmans na>^—eußßßaw n j naßßßßmai chapter from trinity colla ef mm and princeton colkt^ntj tek llnp w nortkap ma k*i fl ill i for the enniar tw tbt but m • ill be imu wiafjhw wmn rimiioj lage of haieoat^ku ma 1871 tw " -'■■• •-■n pubbtkruii aauumr phiusbuvu jane 4—la tk pmfcy teriaa general mi—my tkfc taajataf n porta from k amral otuinm w*ra t ireaa»aed atatiaf tkai tke pajarfia pro(»n«r ia tke hi(uaßd uarranety i oaa that inatitatian anil aaaawteka tke cduoatiuß ol iha ladiaae wuawi art a teacher aad ouaaoaari maaaf ik laaaßa tribaa roeolatioae j 7 ike caw wen adopted tka fiaafitala a ike tinanoe rapoit concerning tka ira aaflliia fund waa adopted chicago wb bad m lh plica of meeting lor the next 0 aural aaaaeaaly la tka aftaraooa eweion tka rapoti of the board ol edaoatioa waa adopted and that ob freedmen ductuecd at tka e-vning amioa the report of tka bacoaatrnctiv committee waa adopted rkformkd chirch binop newark n j jane 2-lath na tional synod of tka reformed caorak a fa vorable report waa auda of tka taaalatioal seminary a new iaatitote kaa baaa «■*,_, aeaoed at amelia coarthjia virninia delegatea from tka fiaaaral preebvteriaa aaeemblea in philadelphia aad canada were receive the convention daaided againitthe right of lellmjbmb to tote in the nlaant english maiu oh ah june 2 between three aad four hundred aaokt of mail direct from laadoß bound to the south sea lalaada n re oeived ban yaatarday tkia ia tka tret hipment of tka kind tkat ever pal ant land 00veb50r ituihr iduci concord now haatpawn jane ? gorarnor steama1 bmaaaga was mrrawi to day ha report tka baaaaaa of the state in a aound and pmaparooa aaaaittaß of the sute debt nearly 13.18,000 kaa bean paid leaving a balanoa of a fraction leaa than 12,800,0)0 under theft favorable oireuiumauoea a farther radawjiaa of tut turn ia recommended reward itn<-he.*tir june 2 the l'leaatnt val ley wine company offer a large reward for ithe return of the nine priie ah atolan from their eatabliahmeat by bnrglan a few nighteago prgss bakgur the t'nited state hotel t avon spring opened to-day with a banquet to the preaa of rochester wiirrrihoßi ciuri-eston june 2 mr tvhitanaore'a election to congreai ia probabla by aa over whelming majority railroad track laid denver col june 2.—two milaa aad 600 feet of tnok were laid on'tha denver pacific railway yeeterday tweaty three milea are yet to be laid about july 1 tka kaaaaa pacific company will begin laying their track aaatward from hen at tha rat of two bulea a day revenge arrest memphis june-2—collector b b em ery of the third mu.ia.ippi diatriet vee terday riezed a diatillery and about 300 head of cattle at born lake da 8o county for alleged flagrant violation of the internal levenna lawa and arreetod tka ownera consoliiiatioh readiko pa june 2 negotiation for the conaolidation of the schuy lkill naviga tion company with tha reading railroad i about completed base hall oswet.o june 2.—the match batwaan the red stock i i and ontario waa won by the former in eight inninga soon—46 to 4 foreign the mohdai'nt divorce ldndon jans 2 th deoisoo at an ap peal of the plaintiff in the mordaunt ili voroe one to day in rendered by lord ivaseanoe and justices kelley and keat ing the court held that owing to in contined insanity of lady mordaunt ahe i in no condition to make a legal reply and therefore the proceedinga for a divorce oaa ' c carried no further at the debut among the distinguished persona who attended the derby yesterday waa mr gladstone the daily telegraph this miorninp has tome droll oommenta on the ir**nrnstani*ii a hew cable a conoesaion ha been granted for thy laying of a telegraphic cable between some pointa on the english coast and cornnna spain cub in matters madrid jane 2.—dispatches hare bee received at the colonial ministry from captain general i>e kodae informing toe government that the insurgent generals in cuba offer to surrender on condition that their lives erh property be spared sad asking instructions ths govsrataoat has replied that it v their desire that rebsl of ncers ainoerely deeiriag so give sp ths contest and be reconciled to spain shall b dealt with generously havana june 2.—official from captain general de rod as aßaoanoe that oacsr cespedas waa exssated at puerto principe on ths 29th mil rllail fejardo'a colomn had killed fifteen en and captured seven rebels and brought m 120 who surrendered to receive paidoo general agrsmoate's nnrraiiiiandaßm was captured in aa shsadooed camp cslsaal montanar reports that a ilstaovsiswi aaaar his command killed twenty rebels the troops mnder colonel aguitar kiued thirty live rebels captured thirty sad a largs juantity of aims fieven rsbals were shot at liuimara nias oolumos of rpaniah troops are operating in the insurrectionary district a report is in circulation of the landing of flllibusters at puerto padre or tunas the m'akish thbone on monday next the cortes will ooav raence to discuss the question of filliag ths throne with the parpoas o reaching a anal aoletioa the partisans of us duke m»et peasirt are vary isalnss sad active sad have great hopes of securing his nomiasr ion ths rapabboaa jonraals are sitnaiily sitter against him they declare the coo a try is ia daager whaa sash a aasae is pro posed ia coartejtioa with ths erswa aad urge naraleatiag war agaiaet ths fraaea maa as they tsrm ths daka as the day for the debate eaynnaha ths s.lilsiin grows deeper axothea fixe the proprietor of ths tfn liffaas though ma joaraal is bow »■■»■»_.■,. has received aa additional sasaaaa^t am fraass fiat sad tans months1 isspraasasaesa for artiolee pablishea ia the us aaamasr review gt the eatreboe the emperor held a graad review sf ths cavalry today at loagchampa am iaa aasaas amashsr of people from ths aity aad ths sarrsaadiag aoaatry witaii 1 ths ifki i milt canada rrcmitr nu toeohto jut 2.—a nq otaaam in bruawiek mih««t > li t ii liilii taw rßnomu 1 w ft mnffiwll k lib km hi buffalo dlfbbi jobprinhno.offm thjt viet latt miiwii " ftftat o ■»« i*«t *■» i m im no u.aunr tmsm mmm the bujwalo expfiess published etxut moenuro uud»y excepted)bj the expbess tkinting co no 1 jl was street i>i-hrft«tj i r&rrler in the city or cut h n 10 00 er knuum w««kl t.nj-rt by mail 150 do liusine.ss directory i uk aaaatsatamß location or tom 1.1.11i,.v 11,,.:..r of bufvalo j those ,' r„ir r .!■ra t . uiaks purchases in lli:l .., b c ittui sl.u out and using ii a a relerenc will 5 i,me vi trouble the selection ins beea stfwtully dud and sallallij first cl_as3 architects i , xl s k porter m maio st ao'l im.-lemeavts castings ac bowarii ikon women chicago near caaal bankers b w i.li'.l a c ji.m or san_as blind hinges fin e castings 40 class a io.,eor atairaiaand virsrlnia ta looks sxb stationery v a t1 a ta v lor isa mam xl i:fc-i>ek a hro 4_7 main.cor mohawk j.11r.1 ii '. i i.vr mi main and . w hwoaca h ... otis rasmauv l>la.\h o.jks stationery 40 vmt'.m lookw'-01 a johnson 2u ma.n c.i.usi . a jknkk 200and2lr_*u;r boots a shoes a l »• hpyvkr,s mam a;'*:.s v jawkf r,autautr u.a.s'.f 800 ri manufacturer j i ci.cutwlalk lwand hs waafihirflon .-'<'_._ ec'iioni-us wholesale & kalail v x r.i.llock fcllu ms li'vision carpets oil cloths feathers j k a j zuok l piiolslerers 478 mala carpet fitter 6 ri.ll-t.1p3,302m5aast coispbctiosbss wholesale aaa is.aitne.til ataaaak jl a ms.vkm awimaai opposite tiflt house china glass a crockery s : ~■■w trtump sit msaa g#_ra a bbwaaßf aaa maui carriages jiajivkva aaialacr laica oar ccurtar honaa crackers 40 ji ovens a sset im and 107 fc.ll.colt coal ; ' '■'-"•■'••' •■" 1 ' " ' ' » 11 m i.l butf a co cor erie and icrrses 1 il i'akin,a_l , fool oeussso i orras « spice mills ciiabf a lai 33l main asjpaaata chuichaa coal asi flo iron u 1 vvil.sus ia co at 01,10 cr jliss.ssippl g '.. i'hus'i'rom a coromeralal wharf toot nt s un str.au dry goods 1.0t'1 bert a qaaaasi hsu drapers a tailors tl h tkyon,'j-is man i.vex a.m renovator liu as l hester as mai knvkuipb manufacturers ii vv iroasklt 21 w swan engravers o wood 01 d wig.itman oil main aiauv hoods ac vou.ek 111 ' i.ini a co s.-uilain fu un itv re ac la :- whirr,'/s7 mal ic huutola ooaaasm man f1.0.r feed am grain w ... lottu terrace c>r evans fr it and oysters platt erlit co , tin wasl.iußoon fine brass castings 81-rt'sl.'l kans smbn_nr.fi ks.-t.an_s gi.a-is am paper show cards i v ii ir- -hvn mkiassssasa slairs m'k..-s ttt'hulesale a m jo insr.n 71 main i.k'ii.'kks ivvkolvsaln and i.etaii e ... holman 17 main ukis w sli.itr 17 i laaasab iiknts furnishing goods a11....50.v ... stal'l'ol.ll 17 mana 8 i lavvkknuka aon 111 main mt ii a 11en.-1.11.t 17 mail ours and jewelry i o rohhun & co , lt main hotels bonnet's uotial cr w*sln,i r n ai.d carroll hai;nk addles ac j s ll ilk a sii .■) ka ssavgs h . .a.l maurfod hardware iko.n.ec c k valliltl'lle 171 mai-i and iswsu bi.ittuns a k11 r i srl sn.i s nt.ia buin..y mil r.i'aki s hi its main fowi.kh .'. -.. sis ha bsnses pewitic wkeii » co ._.. m»in cr w swaa haudwaue and metal_j frati a tml.al.aal a,,.l 1..v titrssit hot air furnaces a u snisttaff ■hafa hats cm and furs c x f oeoitokk 60 mail briliotoll a uk m mm wm wipi'ekt 3-1 maui iron i'otni.ry ea'jlk iron wukks psrry oor mississippi clinton iriin works ch'.ir.h cor laakson iron founders engines boilers geo w ti.-.t son's * co , aa*.h:ii_lon.nrohlo iro.v naii.i r r spikes 40 pratr a co an a sad 0 tssraiaa lager beer biiaisiabos ao hiciiael koester,'aii main st light carbjaoc andslkigh d c ooowin s3ii anil 336 wailiin_t»u looking glass pictl'ite frames bowaru a bunting is e swan atalleable iron pratt * letciiwoutu 5 an.l m terrace maiiblk mantles aan'd orates c i nil-lit ill bslawsias _, bwaittz*ca».,3o3ma,ii marble a granite works dkmmiiss a robsom cornsr oeurtasad m-.rvau john crawr-orii 10 and isli n,_aara millinery wtwaaaafa and itotail nemi i'liiiu vail ay v wooiiwarii jo su mourning goods bona van a 01 an am mush dealers and pubushebs jeivvlt ji misi'iika an hsba organs port-slala i'iise pk.ikics kkloemaker fc 1j0..3u a aaai a3 olinis-n organs melodeons ac bf.i a prince co nia_ara sessnlh and ma rylaiyl oils paints ac 8 peahe a an.l ■l«i planing mills doors sash ac ts a evans * co mo ha.ic rsustkbs 4 ki.ank hook man'fs b skt.x jones a smith so an.l 221 w_.hin„tou street pianos btosio ac cottikii .» bostos ta main 1-1 a no manufacturfars c kulir/van l'si losand 11 llata.ia devine hrii.i , 41-1 n'ua_*-a.eor maryland papbb hangings ac af u 111 klik.'ua mail a.bst..ov.liiv llßn-i . aw main bekkett nli-hols kh main piiotiigrapheus ay it knioht jfsl main y b iiamuleton ssss a 0 main scales and safes bur-kalo stale works till main sewing machines vheeuoi * wils.jn 8 h co 275 main cor wl?r * obtssa « co las dtyislon bowes tt co . i*w swan florences "• c0..4h1 mai saddlery hap.dwarf ac prat i * h suaswsiii at aai u terrace silk hat manufacturers c macuen/.li ist main stove hollow ware ro a co cor 1ira st and erie cana stained glass j xxo staikeii glass works 29 pearl oo 1 l'rns,-jowmai school furniture w chasaaai>n,!i...i'siii stoves and hardware 11iv ei rris a co saai main stoves furnaces and ranges t.swaßtz«co.,:«miin trunks da».'ielii hlmphhev successor to jno hnm pl.rey a bro 31v3 mam st tobacconists a m ai.am»tcj..-*.-.'s.ti.ii_tun*as*6ut>sarl oibron p i.owaro*co.,2oiiv.a-hiii_u,n watches jewelry a diamonds pitkin's jewelrt store m maul * ta e 01ck1nson 2 main na b castle 1.11 main etevensbros..a69 main watch makers 4 jeweijers ibbsh walker ai7 main britalo dinisusaistos.—chapman 4 whe«:«r have refitted thia well known rea unran lti tk best style and are prepared tv furnish on call all the delicacies of the „„,.,. the choioeat winaa liqno alea nd cigars at the bar elo-dtt masaarwlaast oe.ae a samatuea sss.wn.nsot at rammmlftbla pslcaa p boppalsi moukjusostoeb is mala st aratsricaa bkcs , vi a.lass aaiaua sms br,»s wudssw ovsas ssaoftoj i*ss f olus for stoeics imv j>w«"£!s j_t emmi prioaa_»^s "* m?nm uiiissd on g j^j . 0 _ ul m.ra at aod as awws sa fcaw s waifteo i wanted 2 kuknished r0»»m8 rimmi f r )'. til tt ' - ■kecpins for * bin l,.ui lining 4i!jr h x this office u wasieu-12u.000 of the stock uf the manufacturer and trt-aen bat k app to juhn otfu 81 frw t 6 a cents wanted—rare chance j b>ntktmo«t ttomethiiik new oail t trie buffalo general ttuhacripuon wbce 333 m»r « upßlatiß buflao n v o6u ' yyanteu—a good gikl to 00 i n k r nit..rtlifi.i home a : moj mm will w given h*;lerct.t rwiuired a dre ' j w " at ■— mf 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