The Buffalo Express, 1870-07-12

              buffalo express voi xxv tufcbday july 18 lotp ifo 8331 by telegraph new york secbetart f!«h hot to eesios niw yokk j»ly h the pmt't oor lospondenoe authorizes the statement that mr fish kas not tendered his resignation to the president to take effect next september or at any other time the president hu desired mo to remain in the cabinet said fish to-day and so 1 am pleased te com , ply with his request x have bo intention of resigning so long as he thinks i can be of set-vice to the country by remaining unless my health in future is such as to absolutely ! demand my retirement to private life for rest i have rented my house here until next spring and i expect to remain and : occupy it which i would not do if i con ' templated leaving the cabinet wheat crop in tsbbsbsvhl ! reports here from all sections of virginia , are to the effect that the present wheat crop is the largest and finest harvested for years , tiie new orleans firemen i the new orleans firemen went to long 1 ranch to-day and will return to this city in the evening and remain until wednes day when they will take a through train , for home , the euevkntu regiment the 11th regiment went on their grand ; excursion to albany today in the steamer rip v&n winkle the regiment is com manded by by colonel heny lux captain > fred klouse acting as officer of the day ma lieutenant 11 king as officer of the guard they made a tine appearance march i ing from the armory to the wharf they i are to be received in albany by the 25th regiment and a suqadron of cavalry the en tirejxxly to be reviewed in front of the cap flß the adjutant general of uiu state will return to the city on tuesday another chinese speculation it is stated that the publishers of the tritw*-('onlinenuil tohristi quid have con cluded a contract to day for the printing to 1 done by chinese under direction of the russell brothers one of the largest printing houses in the uit washington the ram dill washincto.v july 11.—tlje conference committe on the funding bill liave agreed to provide for the issue of one thousand millions of thirty year bonds at 4 per cent ; three hundred millions of fifteen year bonds at 4j per cent ; and two hundred millions of ten year bonds at 5 per cent the sec tion allowing gold deposits in tho treasury limits interest to 2 per cent all national banks hereafter organized aro required to take new bonds the other main points agreed upon are as follows clause authorising foreign agencies stricken oat all interest is to be paid in the united states new banks are to accept these bonds as a basia for banking but old banks are not compelled to exchange their bonds the interest to be paid on gold de posits is fixed at 2 per cent instead of 3 at in the house bill and '. per cent is to be paid for negotiating the bonds no agreement os tub indian appro i'riation bill the conference committee on the indian appropriation bill after beveral lays sit ting have given up all hoped of reaching an agreement the bill will therefore fail and the government cannot carry out their stipulations which it ia thought would have averted a general indian war the georgia bill the friends of the georgia bill are fear ful that it will fail they havo mado re peated efforts to get a conference committee on it but failed land-grabbers the land-grabbers are on the alort in the hope of getting up some of their achemef but the house is not disposed to consider any railroad bills at the present session the cuban cable a bill was to-day introduced in the house and referred to the committee on commerce repealing the exclusive privilege of the international ocean telegraph com pany to lay cables between florida and the ialand of cuba nominations confirmed the senate in executive aeasion to-night continued the following nominations messrs giddings consul general at cal cutta vice k p jacobs recalled post masters james soofield addison n v ; william r kemington canton n v benjamin badcau new rochelle n v david 8 caldwell edwards n v wil liam a stafford little kills n t mi'rpby confirmed a 8 collector when the senate went into executive session this afternoon the nomination of thomas murphy as collector of customs for new york was taken up as an unnn ished buaineu mr fcnton spoke about three hours against the confirmation when the senate took a recess this evening after confirmation of the new postmasters and others the nomination of murphy was resumed mr conkling replied to mr fenton at some length mr fenton then finished his speech the rote was taken about aonarter to 10 and the nomination wma confirmed—yeas 4-s nays 3 namely fenton harris and tipton other confibmatton9 the senate then confirmed moses h grinnel naval officer thomas hillhouse assistant treasurer new york dorrance of connecticut consul to tahiti c b webster of connecticut consul at sheifield a large number of new yorkers and others thronged the main door of the senate both afternoon and evening anxious ly awaiting the result of the nominations for that city fenton a2jd omkun 05 mikphy senator fenton in his earnest and ela borate argument against mr murphy presented a large amount of evidence de signed to show tkat mr murphy was guilty of fraudulent practices during the war that ue was wanting in gdeli ty to the republican party in iscg and that he had then and recently been in business and political relations with the tammany hall leaders in new york in con clusion mr fenton claimed that he had made out a case and expressed the belief that if the decision of the question was left to the private and un inhuenoed judgment of the s-nate the ver diot would be in his favor bat added that as it was he could not bo responsible for the result mr conkling followed in the ad vocacy of the continuation and defended the business character of mr murphy he asserted the coasistwry of his political record and denied his alleged connection with tammany in support of his conkling'a own assertion be read numerous letters and telegrams denying that murphy had taken any part in political meetings at tweedle hall or in new york city in favor of the nomi nation of john t hoffman or in sup port of the philadelphia convention of 1866 and maintained that his political record as a republican and only failed in his scratching the name of fenton from the ticket a number of republican senators ia clading messrs stunner howard harlew and anthony did not vote all the dem orratiwns«nbers were present and voted for murphy prince leopold the spaoian maufcter saturday called upon the oseietoijr of state and informed him that he had bean directed by his g*v ensa«bt to state that prince leopold waa candidate for the spawn throne and would be voted for on the 30th of jnly the secretary replied that he was glad to hear it baron geralt the prussian minister q war imminent xlist congrss-second session wamuiwtu july 11 bexats the c™d«ti»!i of mtmn amtbmymi crokin s«d»tor eloet for mx mostha from the 4th of march kelt wen ptcaented billa wan paamtl fc.r the ranot-al of esnaea ' is certain eaaea from the state ( onrto to tbe caikad st»tn conru and for other ' pcrpaaaa to ■ onrir the title of purchaeera of laul aom lar ui • m the late inaarree i tionary state a 12 m o'clock tfae bill for a pmmrm » o mn lincoln wa bid mid fay yaw 12 aye 22 to t*k np the tadry civil apr proprutua bui whwh ni tfaea prooeadw with the senate in committee of the whole hid adopted the airhndments reportedfrom the committee on appropriation wheathw i tax bui waa received from the home and a nmmittai of conference appointed oo the part of the senate consisting of means sherman mnmll of vermont and hamil ton of maryland without tinuhidhc the hill the senate at 2 o'clock went into executive seisin and after several houn took a roots till evening yeunrt sessiok the senate continued in<'xecntiveaeaaion from 7 jt till 9:40 the consideration of legislative bua.dcu was then resumed messrs morrill of maine drake and stockton were appointed a committee of f'ouferenoe on the naval appropriation hill sundry civil appropriation bills were pro ceeded with and the remaining amend ments reported from the committee on appropriation were adopted . the bill amendatory of an act relating to the bridges of the new orleans mobile and chattanooga railroad company's postroads paaaed adjourned house a large number of bills were introduced and appropriately referred among them one by mr mungen in relation to the pro tection of laboring and producing claiaea against chinese immigration various bills were introduced and referred for the re moval of political disabilities and donating condemned cannon for soldiers monu ments mr ferris rep n v offered a res olution doclaringthat the xlvth and xvth articles of amendment to the constitution having been duly ratified by the legiala tures of three-fourths of the states are valid to all intents and pnrpoaes as part of constitution and as such are binding and obligatory on the executive the congress the judiciary of the several states and territories and all citizens of the united states - adopted—yeas 133 nays 32—a party vote mr cox dem h v offered a reso lution declaring that the resolution jurt adopt undertaking to limit the decisions and action of the judiciary in relation to the validity of the lvth and xvth amendments to the constitution is foieign to the duty of legislators and mischievous in its tendency and effect hit previous question was not recorded and the resolu tion went over under the rules mr cox remarking that the resolution embodied the sentiment of the democratic side of tho house mr davis rep n v moved to suspend the rales and concur in the son ate amendments to the > aturalization bill agreed to yeas 133 nays b the bill now roes to the president mr bitler kep term called up tde kentucky contested election caseofsie gler against k:ce the conclusion of the major ty being that kice tho sitting mem !■■:-, a dis.jnaline.l under the xlyth amendment from holding hta seat and that the seat should be declared vacant and that siegle should be paid the expenses of the contest and the conclusion of the minority being that uioe is justly entitled to the seat the resolution reported by the minority was adopted without any revision so rice retains hid seat the speaker appointed messrs sohcnck kelley and brooks as a confer ence committee on the tax and tarifl bill mr washbukn je-«a wis ), from the committee on appropriation reported back the senate amendments to the r*£?al appropriation bill recommending concur rence in some and non-concurrence in othcra agreed to and a conference committee ordered the speaker appointed as such committee messrs washburne wia scotield and niblack mr da wes rep mass from the committee on appropriations reports back the senate jbint resolution appropri ating 3u,<hk to pay the expenses of the indian delegates to waahingtsn agreed to by 9-2 to 7u mr pain'e rep warn called up the election case of joseph segar claiming a seat as member at large from virginia tff conclusion of the majority being that segar is not entitled to a seat and that of the minority that he is the house decided in favor of the majority report without a division adjourned foreign more coolie labor toronto july il—lt is understood that one of the contractors of the toronto and nipissing railway fleft for san francisoo with a view of introducing ooolie labor the newly arrived emigrant having given so much trouble that to insure the completion of the contract a larjrer force will be required ecumenical lonbon jnly 1 i.—the qiornah di foma denies that anvfeoercive pressure hasfbeen brought to bear by the pope on the mem ber of the council and declares that the holy father hai shown only patience and forbearance panijuet messrs gladstone and lowe have ac cepted the invitation of the lady mayoress te a banquet at the mansion house on the hi ah instant a severe storm a heavy storm prevailed in lancashire yesterday mills nattered severely and a large quantity of other property was de stroyed it is reported that somelives were lost and houses with their inmates carriorf away by the hood several coal pits arc tilled with water kemaissoftfie?enian thompson the government has delivered the re mainsjof the late fenian convict thompson into the hands of his friends who have given pledge that no unusual display will be made at the funeral parliament in the house of lords earl granvillo aid that france haying announced her determination to resist the election of prince leopold her majesty's govern ment in connection with other powers was using every means to preserve peace and restore an amkable understanding similar statements were made on the part of the government in the house to-night mr otway under secretary said england had not expressed herself favorably on the election of the prince of hohenzollern for the spanish throne mr gladstone added that his nomination had taken the govern ment by surprise france had threatened to proceed to extremities and should she persist in executing her threat her majes ty's government would eihasurt every means to prevent war upon a case so little warranting it press comments the pall mall oa&ue thinks tb case is complicated by the awkward consequences of ollivier's declaration to the corps legis latif what france would and weeid not endure in regard to the nomination of prince leopold tt is difficult now for prmssia to withdraw or modify her policy ah rivet the united states sloop of-war savannah the practios ship of the annapolis naval academy arrived off the scilly islands at 1 o'clock to-day the greek question lord granville in the house of lords to-night made some explanation in regard to the present condition f the greek ■■-■ uer — *» herder tbe hon bill the errant numum nooonfiimitim of the lliartli ■■■■ er i j ch.b»..wrayotr»»i*alh»r»,a»4»a ijfiic^u tvoottm wbswwss1 bfcv bb w^r md by tb o ttmtk or t^uk govembmbsl th nan at mam paris jalfu ttoimtotlli i i whinw ic|uu f s^tjsst b bmb mmi t tn u m mat . bkit%i.a sbmi fire ••• aeeidssttej er twwark ol - j t7 - tw rtr.n i tewavbat than haa beta so asriosj tsl a nasailaw xawpnjaatafthalawiatobe mbaaimed towialsint ssnsr-jist pqbli»hiy tw tiduiu gf iw wwtrj th kicpbol okttii.o rtapt . the qmtlmi my the honta of the m perar k»re bcaa mb to tte f roatitar xf-nrou ftavo the tiuuura it k tl iim4 vtuaom will sot con eal to ackagntmof pomn wtil pramte hm visuttl om qwalioft-priiioe lj**aid cmßdidmoj itunporftedtlutthetelegrmph dwimtoh ant ymurdmf fnm kma to tu emperor by count beoartittf wu w alftend by pru*«m tolepaphin th-t little of it ooold be deetelmtcd the only put that ooau be v.l ntood m to the c free that phnoe leopold had raooired the ooomdl of the king •£ prnana to hii aooeptaßoe of prim'a offer prince leopold la at kmi aod wif to in the ooadoili hold there by the king and bit minirtiira pud darce left for em lart niffht with lirtmrtra<^«^fotmljil^rß«ieditti it ia claimed that the dane an enthuti 11 y in f aror of war against pnuaia in the corp legialatif to-day the duke crammont deolared that the government understood the fanpatdeiioe of the chamber and the nation but ooald not yet make known the reamlt of the ne^tiabona it awaited the answer upon which its more mento would depend all foreign gotern mente to which it had addnaaed itoelf ap preciated the legitimate complaint of france he hoped all would aoon be known to the chamber bat to-day he must appeal to the patriotism and sense of policy of each of the members arago replied that as he desired as much as any one to hear pacific declarations he mast ask the ministerof foreign affairs whether among the questions iwaiting solution there were not some which had nothing to do with the ease of the prince of hohenzollern and if so he most conclude that the govern ment oniy sought a pretext for war the olamors of the majority prerenfedd oram mont making reply berlin july 11.—the north german oazrtte says the words used by duke < > ram mont in the corps legislatif last week were a provocation rather than the prudent language of a statesman if thia was the object of the minister he had bet ter takeoare madrid july 11.—it is stated that at an interview saturday the recent serrano told the french minister that he never in terfered with the nomination for the throne as he desired that it should not be said of him that be wished to retain the regency he added that in the affair of prince leo pold he gad acted as in all previous oasea akkival of americas officehs brusskls july 11.—admiral radford and the officers of the american squadron have arrived here and have been warmly reoeired the admiral awaits the arrival of a party of american military engineers with a view of inspecting the fortifications oe this and other cities the cuban cable havana july 11.—a telegraphlo dis patch from cienfuekos announces the arrival yesterday of the west india cable compa nys steamers dacia and suffolk and the british man-of-war vestal the work of laying the cable will be immediately com mence wae matters during an engagement lately near maron lieutenant patino of the spanish army and eighteen soldier were killed seven teen of the inrargent were killed colonel naval attacked the same body of insurgents on the 7ti njrt kihlngthirty-one there is great c.t"itement throughout the island over the european implications miscellaneous tne eleventh kegiment at.ha.ty july 11.—the eleventh regl ] ment of new york reached here this even ) ing and were received by the twenty-lifth i regiment of this city and entertained at i the delavan house tho visitors go to | troy to-morrow war among ice hen ' hudson july il the war between the ' knickerbocker and washington ioe < oompanies relative to ice transported , from or near the shaker village , over the boston and albany railroad ( to this city is increasing while j knickerbocker company holds possession of the docks with their barges the wash ington company has possession of the ioe on saturday a writ of replevin was served : upon the boston a albany railroad compa j ny upon which the company gave bail in ( the sum of 4000 and will retake thirty-sii , car toads of toe which is waiting shipment > this morning the captains of the knicker ' bocker barges were ordered by the superin , tenrlent of wharves to vacate bat they re , fused asserting they were ready to pay the ( required fines and hold their positions dbowned , norwich conn july 11.—a sailboat , capsized on sunday night near new lou | don light house aad two of the occupants ] michael gallagher and michael mccarty . were drowned * judoe ltkch i dkster col july u.—james o'heill j was hung last night an brown's bridge ! nine miles from denver by unknown par ties placards were attached to the body with the inscription • cattle thief • bonus to he i'aid in silver st locis july 11.—the st louis coun ty court to-d*y issued an order to pay all ma tured bonds in silver when payment in coin is expressed on their face ' chinese for plantations five hundred chinese laborers arrived , here to day and left for memphis whence , they go to the interior of tennessee to work , on plantation uiner3 leaving laravis citt july 11 — colonel , downey reports the miner from the last . chance mines oa their way to laramie city they have deserted the mines on account of the late indian depredations at north park a party of twelve to fifteen , ip^iyji re larking near the last chance , nashville joljr 11.—the legislature i adjourned1 to-day till december in the i senate a missel was reosived from got i senter vetoing the bill directing sjaite to i be hrouhtfr«ain«t certain railroad oomps n its and their age nu on sooennt of bonds alleged to kav been illegally lamed the consideration was postponed till december c4ptured whisky a lot of whisky seised by federal sol diers in lincoln county was recaptnred at corinth and taken back to tnllahomn and unleaded in the wood s base ball swcun july 11.—a match game of baaaball batwaau the harraida and eck fonuof thuatrnralted in fmrorof tka hu-rardabyju to 7 pmlivn.rhii.jnlt 11 th atklawna tod»t defeated tke thuago white stock ing bj a eoora o 17 to 12 bii.timom j«lr 11-at a pm of km halltad*7k«{*hatlw motms and mvj laada thalatan mi to»oriop»l»y aaeon o(21 to 10 a ffotexati w i nota booti a tkl st paul pioimer r ula*hm a latter mat tnm • w ztnma b mm ki^t at amwx ati»b a«d w hifcm wwwbmn a part and paral o tk iwt baaiblic all ilii win linai ■ ■■■! mmu tao«b nu 81 kan win raaiah aadtkaa hal ifax wiß kaaaaw tka untpoel of ainarios hajk not aaail tilttt ia flawa>mmtad tka r^".rt iyg««y ** l a partaarf aamal aitka pa»aa r ealladtkap lllill tcialll."k adda m ■ kmt of trill |> nl iaajinlii n hawr httm lit if rfl mbab gaad tfca|i iihiiti'naf tkiaamt.cmtfwad w --*- tka kamhamv zlw x zslvuw ay it wflt kwt mt d i«m ■»■■ sfcy " ""^ ""* tbb aw»*imo w a tfapwdwt oltkaerfa maermr aajvi tfca mnrniac a »» tftaa ada *•> oaotfts a^afkaai 111 hiamiaf tka ad n u w«7k««dwi ft a-d hfcim >■■■ aft/aera/(flairijto am i jaws kofptl ta ay t side the aaajhse that p%saps the mir nlliinm )•» ahefaa tnaai taaousßa bym«am of an x csaaerv twe it oh pipe and tb »«■'■." liaataa aaajrll fcyafce "■'!■«'/ ateaaa iium the ill win el the w rana ih su gin mo laaaaa fart r m«t mini *»■ laagaeas it maasl fna tave nllii ex m»ltoald,ckilln taehae-l the pre ci.rt d ii fully 200 pouaxle to the nv took loos or lm ik modua wail-ih - reoeat speaoh by mr pmm m p for south durham i)e reiaarhed that in • very metniotive volume lately pabuahed in france a careful —"—*- oosnpikd from authentic documents waa btil of the oo»t ia urea of nout european wan the cri nui war m stated to hire ooet 7s-t urea the war is italy in 18.">7 45,1 v ■" sohleswig-holatein l.">00 ; the american war 800,000 the pruaaian wmr 45.1w mexico and china h.ooo—making a tutu1 between 1853 to i*l6 of 1,750,000 li aodthoae wen men in the prime of ufa mm who ought to mare bean useful and produc tive citizens and beaidea all theee tli h wen the maimed the halt and the h who were eoattered over all the nation o europe suoh were the efheta of tl:ut •■• yean war in the nineteenth oentury m leroy beaulieo in hie jleelierihtt ear <• i uh'tt's conirnpvniuka the work allututl to by mr peeee auppliee come very ur ione statistics about the coat of war it u really rarpriaing to ace how miu-h money ia apeak for every man killed on the lield or sent away to die of his wounda or af aoma sickness of the camp the thing * - done with oomparatlve oheapnew in ttn crimean war whan a vaat number of — were got together at very close quartern between the kuialana and the alliei them wen more than three-quarters of a million men killed each of them at the price of 433 on the other hand the maximum of cent was reached in the american civil war each one of the 800,000 drati though this la a email estimate we shoum imagine was purchased by an expenditure of 3345 the belligerents in south amei - ioa did the horrible buaiaasa mon cheaply not spending mon than uuu per man small wan are generally costly tb danish war extinguished 3.100 lives at an average coat of 2000 the campaign which ended at sadowa must be reckoned conaidering its brief duration to have bein expensive every life coat nearly l rkk it ia a strange policy which makes civilixcd societies expend what would be a com fortable maintenance to three or four mm on the destruction of one important diswovbrv i!f i row the following if true ia another triumph m american inventive genios two mechanics employed in philadelphia olaiin to ham discovered a new method of working wraii steel into a tough merchantable bar t<|iial to ail and superior to most ordinary grail a correspondent describing the i ■ ■ says in several cases these bars were made ai extremly small pieces tiles etc etc merely fagotted together heated until it would appear all character ef ateel waa tfone then oovered lightly with the preparation and drawn down under the hammer from this steel so made sledges turning au>l planing tools chiaela rlauenere sintt ■ machine tools crank pins guide bars,val*o seats etc eta have been made tho tools will not hy or chip and have lastnl better and done mon than any ir previously the crank pins etc h»v *'■ ' greater tests than any previous perhaps the moat gratifying part of the process ia that this ateel oan be manufactured at « cost of labor and flux not to exoeed '-". oeuta per pound as the coat of the ■ ■ is known to the trade and the cost of bm or in«ot ateel the advantages are evident the process waa also tested on beesemrr steel a pile waa made of twelve pnoea one foot each of kn^lub riesaemer rail ea<l heated in the furnace for half an hour an i welded solid uniler the hammer with tho preparation applied into a bloom thia wan reheated cut in two after being teeted l.j upeetting and made into a crank pin which stands any teat applied the weigh ef the rail ends vaa some 200 pounds saal the steel waa as tough and line grained m any first-class steel could be of a piece ( f bessemer thua treated a chiael was ma,h which cut iron with the beat if th statements aro true the nractical benefit-i of the diacovery can scarcely be eatunat»h . brie qturttt coal stxam ajid iron.—ln an englisi journal we read that coal ateam and in are three grand giaut powers which hay created the vast system of railways itut thia is only one of their herculean works miss martineau on seeing the pyramids of egypt expressed regret that the art by which their immense stones wen elevated waa lost this called out an article frora a scientific engineer to the editor of tho tim atating that he or any othe 1 en oeer of the present day would readily u •>■ dertake the erection of a pyramid equal tho largest in egypt the facts which isj low will ahow that thia is no idle hoa«t aocording to ancient authora from 100,000 to 300,000 men wen engeijml for twenty years on the groat pyr amid the bam of whoae unit*d labor haa been estimated to be equal to raising ir),750,0uu,000 cubio feat of sto.-.n one foot high this m irapfa eatimat.s oould be done by the ateam engiaea o england alone in the short apace of eight en hours in the construction of the kou^h - crn branch of the london and northwert crn eailway nearly double of thia araotoit of work waa actually deae by 20.u00 men in lesa than live yean thia branch of the road ia 112 miles long and the earth re moved in constructing it would make a band or path around the world a foot high and a yard broad and ita cost in knglish pennii would make a cosaser edge or c«rb for it throughout-so that we can beat i .■>; after all with the help of these three giant coal steam and iron boy smoeeiu.—hen and then about the street coruen and around the doors of amusement you will see a lot of urchin some of them decently clad and preeent.ing a respectable appearance who an enga^l in asserting their manhood by pufliag avay at execrable cigars it ia fair to presumo that their anxious mamas are not awarn of the foul habits their darling boya pkk v v and practice ootode of the parental roof but for thetr benefit they should know that it is stated that a french physician baa investigated the effect of smoking on tbirt ■ fwmßwfcowen addictst'to the mac twoaty-seven presented distinct ajmpt n.s of bwoasae poison in twenty-two there weft saahaja disorders of tba cireauauon ladlaaalllin dnllnees of inullect anil a mln^d apc^tst for strong drinka in ti.r than waa heart affection in eight decide<t ililsilmalliw of the blood in twelve there waa fnqaaat epiloxia tea had distnrbej aleep and fosu had bsosration of the in i ■ nimllmaa of the month it ia eaay then to saw how tba raoka of the draakarda and diaaolate mam about town 1 are recruit whsn than an so many bora in training for deliriam trimsna and afl the horrors of iismlaaiiiia ' ■-"- journal a plaoi cor oaunorpm.-oramhop pera sad crickets have taken the field it tho pacine btatsa a fcnmrlrtle nnmber tho traas plots of the baa fosasiata plaza sud daaly diaappaand under their tread and enaotmesta even mon vi»ort>o.s than ♦). ■ eaaployed a(aan«t aha chroeee failed t die perwthem the black eriakata in a bait ja>e«ilawi<uaiid«lmnkownasngui,stru the bambolt bitw about six miles ab-.i oka ev amd creased it it waa foun.l tkattharaaa owvea hna the ednk-n of esiavsaav beeisaas frifhtaawd and ooald not ha ssatasaal te|iiiliij boane of the n ' usja.aneka«swsmaf extraordimarv ai uusak.axaaaaaaimenanaaadto snbndo saaaswfeaa after a flask of aaaasp ia dm n raaaairrahewtsaa laid eeaamassaa th-!m ss7atistf.aaa i ill ■ ■ i tula waa going smaataapam ia bat oasaaa m was ataaga7t.vsaavaysi n liitst aimh ertaateeaamksraiaama>«aa,aml with a siasjmm amaataaa «( aasat a*d uss l 1 111-^1 aa aa . 1 aawx vst a swaaasji atary tk the bujh?alo kypb-ess pubuud stbct moexiso b«lu»ll«m«p«afl>t the expiicsb priming co no 14 i utah strict 1 ■ '. 1 t carrier in tb city cir m-nl tiy null 10 00 par annum we kiy i r •, b nuu 1 m do to hvtaj nrtcn job ißiimra office _ - ' __ v b»saaa ■ nsiid nmw mn boo • invf ms atavajd jo »•■» l swx v ■*■» mi mrer ttiin busin ess directory ha vis hfsihkssasd location ot tmm i.katiisu bomtss or burralo it of our raadera who make | ii in bui a.,b ciif.inif i*-ji r-it ml lalraj ll m * latai ■ ■* c • r n.l trouble tbe aelecloi ua i mh ouiuiiij .- i..u fikmlla-^ij i architects • 1 kcs k poutkr lus ma,;i it au'l ivii'lehkntrt castings 40 uuaakd ikon wottkß cbka«o u«ar uul ' bankers l w bvkt * 00 fcu.ii out beneoa blind bmb finecastingb o claitk a uu.,c,r .!».»;*-:.. vlixlni ate hooks and stationery kal.ti.'i 1.i1,/i,l ■.-■. ilun k si - .. i:ij , 4,7 slain,c-r si.-i.iwk iik b * lfcnt j4o malu aril 9w btdml u 11 i i uaiu blank books stationery 40 r t ii .. ■~»■«,!» joiinuun 2oumaw ■ u ugtt & jt . t ' n *..;■:•■'*'. booth i shoes a l wfiiitvkk 2 main a ita u j l|.ll,*w m«in bijutk book majjukactubeb j i • liiohe.itkr 194 and i,h wi .-: • ■ h j km kks whol«wla 4 e^»u w x > i ll«j<jk * co itth dlrijilon uabpkti oil cloths kkathees • . xj zijtjtl upiir.later«jrn 476 main uaiii'kt fittek ■ . tmii.l!h muilait conrkctionbbs wholsaau hue iw.a>'.n 1,1 bn»n u.a mknkkh 4m)m»ln,o|,p<wtuhfft lloum ihina ola.s.i * ueockkuy ha'rilifc o'nkill lumtiu axv t aui,.iii carhiaoeb hauvtyt wu.lacb ix«k n<u qourtor bgiin ckackkrs 4c p ovenh k hun 16 nd 147 ktlkotc coal cvhulunle ud k.t.il i a h hi ui.kv * c tor kru and timo mum itmbm g foul tan cxmva 4 spice mills t " nr a co ssi lui upptau cliurelim coal and pig leon f ' ■■- s'j ft co 9e ohio oor mimlmlppt k 1 ■ ihviiuh t cjmmerdal wh»rf loot of dby goods ixjod but k co mi main dbafres4 tailors ' h tryon 291 main uyer and eksovatoe i.'cah cukutkk m luln lnveloi'k manufactceebs u h i'ilo.-^kii 22 w swan t ngeaveiw on wood sco d wioiitham wo main fancy goods 0 voluek bieblinu * 00 420 m»'n fukmtuhe ic isaaf r warrt mf »!■«. klour fkki v<d giais w h cobb ttrrmo c btm krl tri ami oysters ri.att fruit co w w^limfwu fine bihss uadtino3 biikrua kahb potansf,h icchiuiirt ilas.s and fafbk sm'j'.v cajid3 j p hufrman is ic h^c v •:;. •.! i qbocbu wkclotkle a m juiinktun 71 mun iockks vh.ilm»ji c.i reuu k it lolm\n 17tf matu uko w suutt 17 e mam iknts fubni3hing goodb stafkord & we^ton 387 mala ». - u*ki.vce * son u mala u-m ft bknkoiot 5c7 main otrm and jewkley i o 808.-ius ft ou lx malti | hotelb ■■■■■•. v t.v's notel aor w«ili ...-•-, and carrou hakne^s kaddles 4c j u lvtlk ft son u bctianii oppoaila manatob iiaedwaiik ikon 4c c i wai.!:lll per ■!.'. iwa arid i hwan udrtohb t kip-eorl-inriaiidhaiima kll>nfcy sukpaki ft c i uaiu ko'm.kr t hons su s ->*.%. uk wittc wkkb a qo.,ttl main ror w bwa ii mi i wa he am mf.tals phati ft t0.,4-i a aitd l^j t'-rru ho i a lit fu un aces k d o!lllt:itt s uaiit hat cai's anp furs 0 » f okoh xx ms main hk . pi.'ld .^ kiio , rt ilaio w wirrkut klmuiu ibon koundey k.tolk ko wiiuks perry r,,r mla>m|ipl clinton ihin wtmlks cimr h.cur jailnon iron p()um>kk.s bsginbb boilki lo w tiftt so.ns it co va lllljc*nil nroiiio iron nails r il hl-ikes 40 tbatt * co 0 « ami to xcrracu light carriage and sleigh 0 a oopwix 3,rtaud 536 wtaahtogtaih looking glass fictuki frames uomtmd * uun'sna 15 k swan malleable iron pkatt ft lktuhwortij 62 u m torran m.viu'.i.k mantle 3 and grates . r s coopbk 611 dvlkm&ns u swakti 1 ch so3 m.in marhlb ft granite works ihcmmu>s it vorhon comer on it ant bureau iulis ckawyosd 167 and 169 nia^r millinkiiy vho!o»»le nd retail iih.m.v u'hiwkn atfu-mait *'. 11 woopwahd 409 mail mouehuro goods bood best * 00 lit main mi'sic deaxebs and i'urlisukiis kffnri kmcbkaam mala organs portable pil dkkuick fklukm.vkek a co 39 41 and 41 c . it in organs mei.odeons ac 810 a fiunuk k co niagara u»vi::iui mid ma 11 land oils paints 40 s lub u and 7 a.,i planin(i mills doors sash 0 *. a evan's a «*'., mechanic rrintera ft blank book man'ks a«mh mm * smith •!«) hiiil bl w:i.-.riiii urn 1 pianos mosio fco cottier ft knt'jn 2 main fiako manuka tirers 0 kukttmaji um 108 and 111 hi okvl>-k nk03,,4ul niagara wir mar>un-l papkr hioronoa c h b bli:i:k/-'lsm«in m.intovimukv hkiis 29ft main mkhjiktt nnou 579 main piu)t(miraphf.rs w m kkioiit uo mai t y 11 hakbuatoh tai6 aad 400 main bcalks and safes duffalo scale works «'. main hkwihu maoihnks wmfki.kr ft wu-bon 8 m 00l,9 main col wil.ivix & gihhs s it co 14 9 divwlon 11owk m 00 ih w yw.in ki.iihi'.nies m dc hu m»in saddlfry hapid^arb 40 tratr ft i,etcdwoktu,f>2aot m t:-r silk hat manukauu&eus mmon 187 m»'n stovk holhow wakf riro ft co for ftm t nod v.r:c caaa biaisks oua9s nufkalo stafsr blub wii»kj,o ir a v v nm :< ? ii school pi-rnitinb w gziabk it 9un l stoves an hardware biiaw fkrris * co 4 ma .. stoves furnace and ranges 1 swartz ft co ms main teunrs bwlklih.llumpnhkt.sncceksn to jiio br.m ptjaaj ft bn sos main l tobacconists a m adams*co.,2k>wa..hin|tt..ti*4b*sopaarl fiibsos f howard * co 500 waioiinctrfti watcnus jewelry 4 diamonds pitkis'h j f.welry stoke 09 mam t t k nii'kisshh v main dan x ca^ti.e 1«1 main btkvrnshry>b..4s9 main watch makers * jewelejts jplius walker 237 main died hiaoi»r-.lnlt "••' bi re-umoe,4ob s«a«a it mi hue hiinri'h ajtr.l 4s!»tar»and 8 montfci til j fll'trr 1-i.trick clmr,-h ol bintalo at 10 uvoct wriln«-uai m-imink jul.t i dickkhshs—iuiy m at fk»»'j »•».""«• emm brniher ol r d tajicr ct tlu iit kf.ixy—the funeral of th laid taniel jjj like lilac from th brfcvinrirtsfw flroet tenun church dla k b«ek thin tuodaf •«..- mm at 4 i ll krimda and aequalntato am r«-r«r»fullv ii.viwd t attend | di)lki«-c-i moi.dar vveninc at h«f r»a4d*<ii in v it ate man x rile . 1 llani|i'..ii dodp in ta 19.hr olhtmto k.ittoe of funeral hereafter i.lhnt'l'-^luly 11 in thia city john aihnaon • ain«l 1 )<■»• and » moulhi fjneral wnlmriay alurnoon at fu'slock from st mark m ■. clmrcrl i~z m.mrmua»l ■■■»■. 414 bain ay ax»rlc li-ck rail ty smvadrr and numxrw wahihoijbk fnrniabti r»r hahmnmtlll tkaptinuiw buainen to am ,■ _ . javriiil on ai rea«.iiai,i t.mi »^ an t<mn,:rj takatovitn auo elmtr>>typirmi»aii it , yens •*•>«'" s.'tgas "'• — ann iroi i v btraved from the stable zctv 0 mi'lernirntd july a a orrel pony ,_*«■- ..| i wi i loo ull aavi noana sod white i ■•■.,, f.r«b«ad a>uit*b reward wiu >«■ p*i f rlt recrery j green 334 seneca at gli-*t lostzon the 7th inst near ») <■ nk at markrt a diary nt»»ii"sr;j*i~n '■( m m ■"■';' to the owntr a auilthle rtn>4 ill i wj on reliminir it to oho a afokf ek wamrgte stork wanted—o the east t'l main t , twrtwren s w -, »,.,; clinton auit at.le for ■,-■„'« nl'.re if ir.<s whole ~( the premise could not !■ rented * portion woum answer wun a rant ir ». kdwakuia buckland jlrown wani ed—a furnished housk h iitr»l locj-.n rent nrrf to eic i fluuoper n m p<.m<*«timi imw^lmuly juqtrtrr tno.h n ualminf euwarim * biyk i-asd euk a.td fnnirancc broktra rf i>ie plant wanted ttw mtwcriher will pay forty c*r,t paj hu-hel lot ton tfrnnawid bunheb of pmi ffeah pie plant daft rt«l luring uic summer at no il wt t ea^le m a*-tf bradley philips k i»esnt vcients wanted a few men nd women ran find ii^ht and pr.fltatile r m . i ymei.t at the buffalo genumi subwipuoii oflioe hklf femalkk \ woman took wanted in a i v flr*tcja h.tel fen mm '■ intry mu-t c me -. i roci.irueii.lwi aj.jily at on t jas ka'ih bum b<.iinejml»l*l waih:n;rt'm it it iro palmes st — wanted a j yi.iu.jr i.-irl to istiht in d uijf e"er«j li-.u •)/\*; atiagara st - wanted a ija4j main st.—(itrl wanted fuk 7 o bttaawm work *...- i relerenctm fti'hni-^a _ but aaulaga j i abofcers wanted ufmezhate 1 i ly m ox s>h,h-i w i i l . hl l kn .!■;,,■, | luilroad af.pl t p mkiki n.j s kn-;hai t or on thewnrk at the om hotiivtuwl ow buffalo plains hakith iiko's & co c.ntra tors ajthn rpo car wheel makers—want i fi,i korrman for a c*na.liau ar wheel luun try he mint i a pra tiial ni'iuldttr an csptn m tnachuiic and well up in the mixiti atifl iiultiiif f iron good ref-reiht n-.i.md a.i r t v l._tur"a z st lawrence hail m..ntrf:*l wttatiiw wajhtmi srtftatiom wanted by a tounc iiiai i jiy wpacitv t nuke liiiji**.-lf u«tful s ' t ctrai ami en*.i'h hut-nlly m iiml v i r i-ntein uie troaery btr mm road rtf^r a «»-. tjdrnai c f tkia«oe«i ptf hoasi9in4 am f ima black rock—wanted near ft-rry h i'aitttlh and t roum with board . inn iv *!■■ n r r no o'.«r lodgers t r • un^dbdi ildchaua jmnrd uu pvueo lan a<i<lri<m"j u j p u?mer t f-.rt rnc unt j ttim pi.kaftawt parlor with tjood l imartl mil iwlfllhl ol ■ bobm h i titl.ma.ij adwtta three initiut s ' walk nun the puat^ffiee tafaa nn-ler.ito hcferencos h«i ami r«|uiri a^irtmh lioi 2isa p v iiy t;t aoj pearl st.—a few gkntle mm7 men un !«■ aocoiumw withi,u^nl j..1 i'lcaunr mm ti-rrns nwaajaus jl c a loon for sale desirably vj locate on main st vttllitael ii i txtam ■]] ■ mil'fic win !"■ hu ebaap li.\sii.%os h u'ltu 4 bmwnjj bnjbllng fl ljl x sale—a bakuiy and con jj tmtiamw i t^mi^ein.m 3h bnmniw a tmi ■ pmol lhs lmt locxtium lo urta crt\;lim road brli i onn t lavi l»r all i du;r jt(-...:i ■'<■■■ m lm attached l not ma n mil re it tr.e bbmi h ■ fc'»..i tenant apply to m m-'jl'llil n s..u'h l>i _ j mx i\s aitima<;f,s • •,*, i aii sale—ah eleoanti jff*~-v family c^rrifi can bfl ttm at the rad in«ot ttomoohh l fttrat umojmnm m al ml ii rdoubhi bm em a j ii kk k.a.inimi i-ti:ii..r oflk g r wehlftad aii'l klk t dtttl t.frm new and second vff^-tjr ha.nu w.uiondfuusalk ai x secomd-haad two-seat wagcn at.l a sicohq-hahd uather-top coach atc w mili.kk is9 lm bm wfaahlnapnn t i a fou sale a lalitie hand-1 sc2x ■«■■• ■*•* hone aaraa an old u--l i ah < mii.l mitn'.ii for mn-i or bosiaaai teqajaa a kll'u.nt x killer's 47 main or 4ca waahinf t'.n atß t-:\ki ml?srellli\t:oth dutcbss kixtrues mo ml w«t forty-first at near kk'ht ar^^uc new kork f oallun fob sale f ain stfierctlot kdk sale be 111 hnoaichtnmn,wd tnpfi rili—u a to oinlile litiuxtr anil i t wtfit nf hall at worth fr-iii mwi tow will i ik.n in ptfl payment lin prapnty ka tiu rj low ucb ft picilebjno u ir bww rt j f business property on buffalo kflfljrforaai 13>>ft on tho riw i 1 depth to city sln canal part nf lot tt o}vpotile the osntnl wi arf i.yon & takkr kri lam ifllco (■:! t foe sale ok exchange—a jaliil atcwa main st bond kmtfcm win uk a vacant lot or a tnatl iinn in p..rt uhmeut * l wak"s ft b|o ki..vm browiia bnflding w m'lfa'did buildinq lot fofi 7 icel nn bwm i 61 fo«t un tn ; ftnet add 0 ii >«■ oat uth line ttnm aa»y joaii otia m pcwl-t f:u r\ock frontage for sale—one xj lki.ni»nd e«t •■! b«t rivc-r dock tat ■•! . jdhn otto m ptai t ' ma old papers fck sale at 6 iito a.i.l 7ft cent yr hu-.1r.-.i at thu ihue mog magnet for sale—this l tiu'bw bocb rebuilt and la now la nod order vilmwhold very 1..w r omq b htmri * sas ford 11 w—i bwao rt it ijlou salk cheap—a block of 1 land on k-rryst eoßttatnfaatfl ai rt oavj 1 hvi.ie-l i->t b ilding lots and mud t rtilfce on ih'iii-aiui dollar-jier iiiti if taken wuhtn x ds pncefcooo applj lv m mcomc mo.fi south uhrhlw «_ li^oß sale cheap—a valuable ! projwrtycwitrakylocato.l wit mwlj ho c t ftrfret trunl n pmi utrect and auiat uact»i watir roal -■ j-u luaajucmaraawarinlarm vi li fa w wdi b sol chfap to close r t a cj«..vkl * cuappkll lual e*tou ntaiu uj main at h ll(>h sale—lot 35x100 ft north j u;hiam st went mile ntnir alien lyon ft uakeb.»fi l brown buildmt dlß \ ooou engine abd boiler for a r cfaaaa at th usana famtfakc mill bollbii ji rbcrewwalt ciirner chi^t'1 t i-ok k4lk howm gtt forsale.no 3g9 pkabl st is mat j l-a-e^cnt brtok in perfect repair gaa h>t and cold wi'i-r will be old i>u easy t«'nj jdlfif oito.m pearl rt i^deap cottages 108 sale 04 norris plaw lot 26x115 117 fourth rt lot 25x100 14 i.iir .■ aa lot 39x109 i •/ paimerrt lot j : l ■: ho hastings i 0tt0,4 brfwn'i btiil^ing mi for sale—i-story brick cot m-l ta?e no 311 kasl &•/:■• street nu^'ara wm l cel'ar l»r t e lot etc wui he ld at a barßam or x-hsngtd lor « touseana lot west f main at uidiaih ditftknce paid mastls ft uttu i 4 browi'x build n wl t3or sale—2so senela st 2 j atory brirk in good aondtuon itiii prcpertv wiu he aold chnp m uie part is ffotn to the west u aold witliin 80 day wiil take hw 1 down bal inoaeur apply to m mccomb no 5 south di rtaion bc all iheap mouses for sale n z-etnry brick tacose 838 s»ar st.,with|faa aaa water lotjsiiu sutory brick ho b c bts oak t lot 33x150 weu ran shruhvrr it»l fruit in abundant 2-rtory irmm bouse 13s south mllilllß t , in irood order throughout lot 25x116 frw waior ac 1-bu.ry iraine cottage fol o&k l lot 60x 160 rery doiirame aud ch««p s-»tory inum houae on spru bear batertaat with tf tr*mt cotca«a in wr lot i3lil flo fc otl 4 brownn buikhng titilliambville property for w aftle-a floe lj ai..rj and h**emaut frame hotu«onßuieott«t.,iatb vlllatfe o wulluxuille id rood ordor fitw y rd irrapo vine*.fruit trtw ic wl:l be aoldcfcaap johm oito 31 peart tim sale—a fine 2-story brick dwelling on kiicjtt st near g«umm v price 10-aod on l*>y term l£b & rickbav ko u w s«w at m j i • worn sale-bths hou-fbs and lots on dela wakb w ruk sal the ry brick houm with l«t 32 bj us od tb uuth-wewt onxr of topper aod i>tli«ut at a -■, the i-iv.rj bmtic iraki brick house defaml fi:n>.he-l and frftmcil fun.i bed with all the modem cr»iveoi«ticn ml canned by stew t gather ita tai»le tui cviage hoofle being so j»i beuware it : also the li-^v-ry brvk house in complete order wi!h lntsoimind choice rn,t no 5*5 delaware *\\ the dew 2-^tory and french roof hrkk hou#e with ii.k,»li complete with lot 00x173 win no 61a ltoiaware -..; also the 2-*or brick house with m 32x154 so 1 delaware it alao the 8 atory and win brie house with brick barn i 1 lot i\l7-l so :<.! delaware ■" lyon & baker 9 frit land twfioe 5 fox sale—the large new ■— i 2-h-orr frame dwelling 257 fludwn t cut .■ r t tenth t the hr>u.«e is new and ->■ *■< \>< tiajly ■ ji.t lot 03x1164 hoi's tcb paved will be nld at a ...... lfce ft !■;■ kli-m 13 w dwan lit g.s at toyvnley's land office no 1 hollister buildings cor maiq and s n ■ a tfa fob sale a 2-stnry brick house on jcney st near the state n rm kchtol lot 60 ft fn,nt by 15 ft in depth < ifliiriail aw '■ i „, i _->■■~ ii ihi-jt cow hmi*e anl fowl tih i ia i h ■ i;l > well built and fitted with marlik mantles j»fi s i -,(-!■. there i a titje view from the upper window « the river lake anil canada -■.< n mm « •■< than ■ t and wnl ;-.(.»!_,, ir..ni lul-ii advantage duum in value in tin it-it iwn i,r three earv k ■ . application ;. ii ■■ l-e i'.i"l by any pen-on wl.tbtnt to secure a sargain at il will only he ufferud at the pr.b-.-r.t luw prim for a short time apply la a b townlky jfo 1 holllftßrduiliing 2 mfob s.\lk—a splendid rksi dence near the farc<i property west of main k hoiwe an -. ,- in x.-^llent onler the k-rouii'u well mmm with a ffreut variety of fruit john otto mlvarut f2l ip knr balk — a fine 11 kick t±jl dwuuintf cjiitrally u.tut-d a l»«irl st can ba it tt a bortev'i if dispoud i hob lee \ imckkking i;j w swaii t f2s «?} kuk saj.e a splk.whd tiv t-.i 1 ■■•> fr»'.i ir !!■ ■■! <•',! off in boh of a model house th illllm i zix'ja im -■■! i , i ••■ vii t.rit ~' i!,v :.. ■ i 1 cinu-rn anj pump lot oft ii coim<.<t,.-ut st and i>;j ft ilt-.p t»;twi*fi tenth and kle.mth uta tlic j-r •)»■!!> w ;!(.->: ii ii » banfaiti with itnall bh iii^nt iown an-1 bfuanc ob lure jmr hcmk t mifom 1 w s t fls a tk&y fisjc coi'mky ke.sl deuce for mle situaud on r.e asp f hit mountain at lewis n toatahlpk j ai:resjull i-f hiiijihui and other t-priuirt and itiiderilnunid m k'rapo iiscs a:jii ultier hhruhbery lih i vtrj ■*•■ dwellim hou-e siti.au-d with thu phapaot ctnm and iwituifdi au t i iinrmirv ou.-nuldinrs tlie whole p'«i*tly will l mid at 1-s i un the 1 aiue for i n ■: r/..i c-n short tiiii for furlncr partiuulara apply iatli4|>rnnm'«,i>r v hume ii banfokii la went bw»n at f'27 #^| fox sale uk fox kent—no brie house umwum vl-ry da bftbte wa!,r km a...i m fixttiro iwrii in rear tcriili r«*m«,ame john orro.tap—rf at o mfor salb—fimk gothic oqt ta+rc n 401 cvfii:h «»., 1 iton frame in p-rlt.-t repair and l>ut fcatrfy paintad juhn ottu sipwh-i-t i-mt fob sale ok to exchange foh a first taaa bkrioamm in this d a farm al im eras firyt jiiitlity of lai.d lying jaat ofjiaiae of tht city limits w •' iwtfu orchard nue of the bett in booty fim fcwn-aton lirick homte and three k°°d ban..i wi!l be ld cheap imiuirti of b23 liowaru h chappell "■ jfiffl fok sale—sot73~nr~oivision s£ljl t aij ston brick hf.u.v in a nod naftjds l-thundiii.dii tfimd reaafer i-ot i xll will i nuonauomuttrm john otto ol fo.irl rt f'l fox sale — several fine hndaooh o<l main franklin ui.l dfiaware treeu j oiis uttw si i'urutmt htt m for male uukap 2-stoiiy l.rilk havn 41 east tiicptrst in pyod i.rder ,-,■■. latstew will 1m .':■! at a bfirgaiu for ca-h hastings k otto 4 lirown'n buildings at mdelawaks st residence fox aul—ow al ttio bhmt de-ira!de on tha tttruct lkbapi kkhixu i:i w swwint til mfo"r*sale~at a karcain—the flawllltlln hoi:w and it no im north divu i..n si llgtnij fram it in flui elder and v*ry de atnbla wj'l i ; o!d at iun.min tfapplted i..r»mn l.-t j.'.xr.a with fruit he hastings dt otto 4 brown buildup yl for sale—m imw w'ashlmi t"ti st , a hrpc new ij-atnr raire d«l tug with wiaa cellar under the vrhula ih'um w and ofncompmsurdar lot*>xl^i with anew ham lee i piceeribq 18 w bun tt m _ ff fob rknt^the2-stort frame biiil d\veliny.2hs hudson t bctw<«o bhmtt bomuji to a t">od utimil les a i'ichkking 13 w^sw.-m at ffi fou sale a splendil re3l flaainailaal^iiw it t ilaeanw with is mums biiilt tn the best manner with etagaal frotnda torga a'>'e rtinlta fnrtti healthful li tuau'.lin lirim-i in the vicuiity.rumantii hcenery i ndmitm drive from v*}u m through rotrta to tn miit-t and m.mtr«al and on l o shore r b near depot a splf did h>me ler a finiily or an elt-uam btnat fr-in fie city p»h l--w t rma a*.y appl v lewist..n.to jiul'n oui'iiant dft-3u f~ok hale.—a new and first class 21 rtory residence with all the modern im pr-fvemetil wmth si - j i.f ft-rrj stn-ot wu*t of i>cl aw&re !..■■- li'j*^u test tcnua m f bu ell iii tn..llirtarßullthag forhale 291 north division st l-»tor aii.i hustment k»»,cellar and w»wr fl t 11 cheap art tlio party la iroinjf to leave town pru--#2*oo apply to 11 mcoo.mu no 5 s.uth di v mo»m ell i\esu;able property foksale tjlicottut 2"uir>-hrick house very desirable in i*onrt order price in'-o>j ii un ■;, i .-.;-■ ai<d lot price 18,000 kfitß ht hofmb and lot piice xxt n"rth dllaahll t he^ween mi'h'ot7l and cherts mit btt i atofj hrick h<.une prtoe tu-xk o4 tiowaku a ctlaljfkli js mni t for sale—fakws srito exciduigb for city 01 l£f farm rr»|«rtv acres «( land lmtramv i i ited r-i mi uri will hn ntnawwjnd far iiwiiiale i'iti or farm property and ca.sh d'ff^rencv paul liastinv v 12 * brown's building gs m suhuhban property fok j"'i sale on imcv.m avenue ntiar wal.lrn st,,cm t linnu about 4-j neri with a svebmf/tießia ilwi-lii . cni.taniinu 6 rmridm with tt-llar buna etc ; iso fro tnea 50 j wau he lke a pkkkeiko 13 ft . swa:i it lp fowa land fox bale ob ex l changk 18fl acnn nf p»d farmlnt taad de riarstbt looatodin llallae fniiaij.flt«ti uf euwa will be exchanged lor real c tate hen tinl tn h diflt-rrhec pai.l uabti.nou « 4 bruwn'i building fit i gkeax chahcb for sale is acfl within 4j as&e of uic city in ai exec lentß«i«kborhood in a ugh tftteof cuhivati with orciiard t"jt*itt bashi taming a tigk of an aa*a,btlmrtieilj lied ac ; sprmi crops iiit irr-'ukii ltr.i t-am and a li--t<r lioum am t ulupilulul iliieillllillilh 111 oiegwa tfcu prc'jfrtj mffiwaauata vkky nl4ff sacr:fice for cash down further particulars can be haal at my office speed appneatloß it deairaue a b tuwnlet no 1 rfiittwaw riifldinar f3tr l r tmtm & main ta f_)k sale—3i acres of land in wist semen 4 miles fmm main-t pletin of fruit eo«d hou a and ham inquire t ed wakdd it bucklani no 1 browr.'s buildim farm for sale—best cardkn lai>d in krie county h>i>t ui a^d t aba nut an e-iat m'antt 2 milei from the oonrt hou-e will he r]j cheap b howard a cdap pkll 2*s jfahaaa >_*__ farms foil sale—a good farm of i'.k acres in the v>wn of we4 seseoa four-attj a half ■-.■!.-. r ia 11 t ,- -. anict 11-»^.^y brick hou-e ihrc liundretl ffraf'm tree and a c">"a tlfcw houfte very cheap howarh ceiappel,34tihain street .:'. ' to let-bosses houses to rent by m micomb no h south diviai.'n st ly7 oeor-^iast 2-^iry brick in exrellcnt ondi tioti;e»h water aiidceiar this v a very centraj io ■ r ::: nut i ■' 62sswan it.,2-aton frame hnu«e new and fln-.ah tv 1 f in etc lient manner with i the modem un pro^rineiibi rent t'if brick tore and dwelling to rent in a rood cation for a family fwjmayj the m has a irood hrick oven m brick barn for ■■■■ rjiitt ate on tbe ail-.y in ny nf no 154 v -■. t , tv .» m !■ l .■■ st lb.k & t'ick.erin'g is w trc^i el 3 courter house to let—for a terra of lease at a low rent to an experienced a»d re^punaiblu n.j it is m the city of biis4io on sei^oa near lh terraca park ami ni..^ara fajhi railroad ' ri-'t a good nn*inen location all in comp-ite order with mo cm imnruvememll kl wardb & llcki vm v 2 brown't uuilding n ____„__ *» for rkjit at a bargain—the c 3 1 j-4tnry brick dwelling 73 w clippewm m between franklin and delaware u j*s and water i.kf at pickkbjnq 18 wehswan it tt boarding house to let—on seneca st at ttae head of lonmins rt the d ant 3d ftorie ml the st^re connected with the tame if desired to a eond iiani tt will b rented wry low humk h bajnroai lew s*a t rr rent—that pesikable £. lih-torj cotla^e 181 ptmrteenth st lot ms iso tnu ik.urn ia in pertoct order pcmcmoti by ihele ofjulj apply t m.mcqomb,ko 5 sooth furmbhed house foe rs.nt i a t--rv pleasantly tocatod hone n franklin ■■- , fui biawj throoybbuu will be i^wly peered ud t ut :. apt>i to john otto si taul ». rl2 lakoe barn to ilet—situate on erio c*nal uear onmn t r otn ft r 100 how lvo k emtcr eri land oflw fb t>r kent—the fine 2-st x v fruw dwellin no 20 morris place mil ' ■'■ •■ wifhuul location will be rented ;.» t * ~, ■ entnl lee ft pick gb.ivc 13 wewt bwmj < elg ft dwellings to list 2 tory and htuement brick no 101 eagla i , cart of oak rent 26 per irvu h uiitll may 1 125 eafrle t our kirn rentt2s i--r month south it <■(![>■ tu fort i'ortt-r with largo lot and bun rent f i r month 146 clinton rt ; rentsl6 per month ft 3 lyoti * baker eric land office houses to rent we have . several desirable houses wltch we will rent at red-ic«rt rate for the buarce of the year hasi tsos ft otto no 4 brown building ho m houses fox rent by hume a sanfokd 16 w swan t i j allen rt 2 tory brick mth all moderi ira pfrvements and t*rn &# delaware rt 3-rtory brick with all andern im^mveidento ban ftc 74 cottage a , 2-oinrj brick pas water,lard &*.'. 42 cbippewa st mchj brick a and wat r 327 seneca st 2-stnry brick bm ami water 4 woi s.-ntca j-="ory rick and basement i and wau.-r f »_ it allen st 1-rtory fram 9s u'.ion •!., j it'ir frame ru and water 1 202 perrj at 2-«u>ry frame £ i ct^iar t 1-^tory frame f *«<^ 21 arkant)an r 2mn frune ms ninth kt 2-hlttj fraints cor clint<>t aitd uuion gtt g-titory frame bui.ih it near fork 2-rftorv irame all of the .-!'■■■ will be rented at reduced rau fl4 ijume ft bahfobu to let stoeeh f to kbnt — a fine business btai)d 3 t:i ■ , '- d man t , oq scubce kt ■' tr .:*!.■.- i ■ ikii-u j in low ai.|.y -■ ■ i ii no south tuvi^i.n m mul'omb eit to let-koows to itent-oil r two offices suiial tm a phyxidan or lawyer ai fur i i-hed or un(un,i»lie<l rooaw with or mtho^t baant ajijjj at 160 pearl st gil m\vo desirable rooms on"maln x t to l^t.jind turniturv for s«]e cheap in quire ul fkuglmos a sikncek th main bt i>ooms and poweb to ftjßnt ataaa ln.jiircof x ft b uuubb mi ilil.mh at au ! bm ftvui nilalo iofts fox kent—in thi nkw j block c.mor of washington mi gr^.en strwu the mn4 bt-.ry over k « and 16i._-tlie mholc of the thir-1 ntor apply to march 17 1870 vl+tt jewett ft hoot rfihkee hickblkkplng boohfi in j that contral locality 333 main rt^et over dudley & bockwull apply to geo b lull oa the iir l n moktgaiies moktgagbs for salmon first j^-titj prnpeily out f-.r ftmm one f..r i tjii v one for ibm for u-niis biqatn of eo wattim ft bccklahd real u»k and l«.aii briikern z bn.wi ktridinps _ gb purchase mosey mortgages wanted iv mty niuount lxx pkkerino i loney money pumi*semoney mortiraces want^l by howard aciiat'fel 34 main wt t:tt tity and county 9hdekb j stock boixln und mmtgafm pai^r nfv..iiit*>l by edwaritta » ul « klamt.j r«4l t-tft'ea d lovn hroklr n br.wn'd build in tf r d:w piheajp pianos a itnanlman and gray parlor grand price f2v j acbickt-riiiif ivnt-crt grand pnco .. «*> i a chtekßrirgßqnare iw o d pri v gj a i w bawi do u do j ■• a wf<tern*.co p'|«are c 1-3 u it ! a gale & 00 s4«:ara atkeetwn do ..... 1 al o several x\x stftan pianos m 50 u mi each theatk-ve inh»ruitients are ffered f^>r wj-1 r rrnt i and the rent to apply on the pawhwi for ohm jcar 0 cqitifk ft denton 289 main ct chris kurtzmax _ ■■ 3 iz ittfff plufo manl'fat^ti'rer corner batavia ani p:lm strkkts two uareh fruni the old cotirth^uso tlie wabualbm ke<iw constantly on liajd a choice hertarnt of pinnu f"rt in elepn ramo ca-os which liv warranls to be c|iiaj in tone t.-mrli j and finish to any n-a-iufactured in the wia*lij per h'ius dqarooi of obtaining ■ superior batranant are i rasnec&nllt inrttad to km him a call l-e''.re rur chasai elaewli.-re chriatian kl'riztf an jewett & mischka's music store •:<; main street aoesct for tbk unrivalled chickerinc pianos at prices reduce to ruch an extent th they can b pur-harcd for nearly the same flirire vhich inferior and worthless inxtruinenta commaiml . call and gel an illustrated pricu list we are al amenta for the aommttn 1 decker brothers pianos which are now taking the lead over tm other new york m»kes our laiye assortmenl of pianot al*r includes in utriiinenu fr.mi the celebrated m&nufa tones of j b dux ham bloomfield 4 otis ucn | st oablkr we have on hand an assortment < jio celebrated geo woqcs jl co parlor ahd vestrt irsai which for veautuul and pij^l.kc qi^lity of tone ilciruice of flniah ai d durability 1 construction ex ceed all other makes cull and examine our arijo vaifety of tiano stools piano covekb ac piaiioa move*l titorod box«d and pipped on abort uld planos taken in exchange we are constantly addinfr to our terj lanre and well nukctvil st.»«k of sheet munic \ usical instru uiunta and musical merchandise of cvtry description jeweit & junchka 263 iiaik stheet b4 buflolo n t thomas b french wiio.tsale dealuk in groceries flour am oatmeal 66 main street buffalo k y j axe ice buftalo.ics;coiirajit oflce 22senec rt oomtriwmbtn^um we gqannte to oar fmtrooa « roll uppl of l*k ice tbe mm through our ist hwms beine oo tbe 4 cs f»4 of übim^ki nrwt the top i k iw t without beiar fl ai«j thinufh the wi*i which ca abies m to nmst tt !• be er.-irtl iras iron ji gw-tar anu aewcnwe imfh.ntiw the ivqverj w«*>ms o thy rempe>n are colored skd and promlpntly letun.l jik j icb au ordna left at tbe company otic or with the dri>era wul awet with prompt auenti<x , and win be filled al the lowvat ratea a bbratiotct teeth extracted without pain br ti-im sttkocs oxipl or lushing oai m b itraioht - - demtist office over tb mai bt special notice gkeat bargains barnes ft bancroft will o?kl this dat 3000 yards linen lawn at 26c wobtii sic 10,000 yards 9-8 cambrics at isc wortu 25c 4000 yafids organdies at 26c wobth 00c 5000 french muslins at me wobth soc 5000 yaeds.feehch lawhs at 12jc woeth isc barnes & bancroft cakh house 4 251 main street extraordinary inducements to pl'kchasers of dry goods at barnes & bancroft our 95 cent dress goods counter h mffm at all limes with tlie most mum jstylkb of drkss ooods mvdbi worth 35 and 50 cents per yard fiuday & saturday of eacd week wi iiave our 25 cent counter of a variety of articlexpand at great bargain 5 enormous sales in white piques at 26 cenli per yarttalitl upwards black alpacas embroideries gloves and parasols shawls and wraps also black colored and japanes silks barnes & bancroft cash house til 259 main sttrekt iksckawcg t ifb fire and mab.inb insurance ietna insurance co haktford conw incorporated 1819 charter perpetual pud up capital u.000.00c three millions of dollars l j sendee president j ooodnow secretary assets j«j ■ mrj 1,18 at market v»!ue oub on h»dj r.j n back f682,58 1 06 k.'»l estate 453,31 14 hortnee bonds 047,125 0c bank tock 1,426,446 00 gnitod statm bute nd cttj stock mid other public swuntim f,220,cf3 h tou w,m4,6 4 ml olklmi net due nd anadjotwd us,obs f lommp*ld in 60 jmira m.000,000 w tlie unilitsignetl woulil hikh fr'>m the ciiizcna of ibm aii'i j-i !.:■. in tliis all uid well known mm policies 1--.-ii 1 rnks üben by lakes riven nd cuiklh w:ii kailrumdn tv aii-1 from uiy place in tin i'nl'ed statt uid cviadm ml lresea promptly ad j i reti uid i-»m fttthu offii-e by k p dorr o«ncral agent hops inhukamjk co pkovidencb il 1 cuhcapiul mtd hnmlm 9zo7,uq 00 william t barton praridtdl j martln,secretary rookh williams insubaitck company protidenck r l cyh cftpitkl vl sarplun 9300,003 00 a a williams president j w davknpukt secretary e p dcrb.ait.dt bu&lo,b t polldm iwimd t f»lr ntea and i<mbm pronptly ad ju-te-i and paid at thl offlcs office tiii buudiiifs ap iuji corner prim and uoyd str««u xtha ufk tv3crahcic compajtt hakttord conn aocamuiated caplul t15.000.000 m annual income 8.000,000 00 surpliuabove liabuisice 5.000,000 0 all policies hoh-rorfkftino apte b^gono payment cash rate 3 cash policies cash dividends dividend p*m annually eoauneacin c ' at the end of the first year dividends mif '* owl u reduce the annuai nr.m-.um cr lnckease the cash value of the application rmpoctfnlly ii<-it*l k p dorr gooetml agent h fish ab armbtrosg e p fish fish & armstrong general insurance acjen'y ooe o h iwa st bablo h t tmtmoolauwdoh*«u>nna 00 drrdu<atwiuli co h«w tom pnuuri rttho nn oaju fkahcibc hiw bocbillc stati ru m co ouctelftbd o turaar a co ha&ttokd inwton unnn<»,!i«»ioa rphb buffalo ftre and mauink issttraifcb company inttval ihburanc ■ cohtavt op buffalo chartered dt 1543 osirts jaitiakt l 4«tj t7 wm lnata jr see ». ». j^^t fl»l*1 n»f.i»^m—*nf.cm.t m omci « mauinsisr