The Buffalo Express, 1870-07-14

              buffalo express . vol xxv thursday july 14 1870 a no 8333 by telegraph new york rediced rkkicqts niw yokk july 13.—the erie ud pemuylraiii railro is to-day again reduced the freights to the west lightly below the ate adopted yesterday by the fast freight ines operating over the new york central ud hudson river railroads the tariff to chicago is now so cents per 100 pounds the reduction is 32 cents ideath of another rioter francis woods another elm park rioter lied this moraisff and four more in belle rue hospital are not expected to recover monumixtto lingard the friends of the late j w lingani arc making arrangements for dramatio enter tainments by which to procure funds to rect a monomentoter his grave arrival ok m pabadol protost parade is at westminster hotel nd will proceed to washington daring the week arbebtkd the officers of the english steamer saladin were arrested and held in the sum f f 500 bail each to-day for attempting to discharge a cargo of coffee contrary to the permit of the quarantine commissioners washington nominations washtngtoh july 13.—among the uom inations sent o the senau to-day were the following postmasters n place at fish kill on the hudson new york and a g murray at canandaigua new york draft of thk finding bill the following is a draft of the funding bill as passed this afternoon section 1 provides for the issue of two hundred million tire per cent bonds three hundred million four and a half per cent bonds and one thousand million four per cent bonds running ten fifteen and thirty years section 2 authorizes the secretary of the treasury to sell said bonds at par for coin and to apply the proceeds to the re demption of outstanding five-twenties at their par value as he may exchange new for old bonds at par for par but the new bonds shall be used for no other purpose a sum not exceeding one-half per cent for disposing of the new bonds section 3 is unimportant section 4 provides for the redemption of the five-twenties now or hereafter falling due at par beginning with those tint num x-rvl aud isitued and to cease three months after the proper notice has been given section i authorizes two and a half per cent on gold deposits twenty-five per cent of such deposits to be retained in the treas ury of the united states and the balance to be used in the redemption of 5-20's under the provisions of section 4 seetie^hi provides for the cancelling of all bonds now held or hereafter purchased on account of the sinking fund section 7 is struck out the georgia dili the conference committee on the geor .•:.» hill had a meeting to-day but were un able to come to any agreement bills is uawiuuni committees ther are now only three general appro priation bills in conference committees namely indian army and sundry civil appropriation bills from the nsujo the indian office received a telegram from the whiteatone agency dakota re portiug that the'ehiefs who lately visited washington are exercising good influence and prevented war parties leaving that agency spotted tail reports large num bers of western sioux crossing the ptatte going south with the intention of roaming between the platte and republican rivera and that they mean mischief confirmed the senate to-day confirmed hugh l bond circuit judge fourth judicial court ; j h pierce u s marshal northern dis trict of mississippi ; commodore william reynolds chief bureau of equipments and recruiting ; lorenzo m johnson of texas consul general at beirut ; benjamin f potfcs governor of montana territory vice james m ashley bond's case was debat ed two hours and that of fotu nearly all the rest of the executive session which lasted six hours bond was confirmed by 4 or 5 majority and potts by a vote of 27 to 13 the senate to-night confirmed e e d skinner surveyor of customs at green port n v hamilton richardson of wisconsin consul at ancona james m peebles consul at frebisand j a uutchinson of arkansas consul at santa cruz vice perkins recalled vm whiteson associated justice of the supreme court of idaho vernon h vaughan of alabama as secretary of utah henry walker rear admiral vice dahlgren deceased roger n stemble commodore william n jeffers captain robert l phythian commander george e sv in h ate lieutenant commander post masters—nehemiah place at fishkill on the hudson a g murray of canandaigua american commerce the senate commerce committee have agreed to report a resolution authorizing the purchase of foreign iron ships with authori ty to grant american registers xlist congrss-second session washington july 13 senate the annual post route bill was amended and passed and also a resolution to print 20,000 additional copies of the bill to en force the x v'th amendment mr sherman kep 0 from the con ference c ammittee on the tax and tariff bill submitted a report which was adopted he stated that the more important of the senate amendments had been agreed to by the house the principal questionreferred to the conference committee was relative to the tariff on sugar in regard to which the committee reported a classification which waa in substance with the senau classification with a slight reduction on melada sugar and an increase of one fourth f one per cent on on of the higher grades he duties on books and bessemer steel re mained as paaaed by the senate all awi-*»"t astenott now engaged in assessing taxes which are stricken oat by ue bill are to be immediately discharged and the supervisors district to be con solidated the gross receipts and tonnage taxes are both repealed mr sherman also submitted the confer ence committee report on the fnnding bill which was adopted the deficiency appropriatien bill was reported hack from the committee on ap propriations with amendments the bill to grant a pennon to mrs lincoln was briefly considered and an amendment to jjive her 15,000 in lien of a pension was rejected at two o'clock the senate went into ce cntive session the executive session continue until eight o'clock when the senate took the deficiency appropriation bill amend i tents wers reported from the committee on appropriations including 15,000 *« the annual repairs of the treasury building and f 10,000 for the support of the primary schools in the district of columbia outside of washington and georgetown wet adopted amendments were proposed and t<f*t appropriating 57,000 in coin to pay the peruvian government on a claim of a citizen of that government named montana and 30,000 tor compensation to ths employes at the a ssay office at n«w york dmnng the i i ■■■■«. the ml p—ad ex iiiiuhiim pork-peckers lard-renders and per w inn in tanking hams from inter uluiu manufacture at 11:15 the senate went into mmmmiw sneshn for a few minutes and than adjourned ocm the roue took op lbs motion made yesterday by mr bntler mass to swpend th rules and adoption a routine directing the h«w tiaiton to wssft point to 5 ■ astiish the ensanlaat ende as to the ill twstmstit of the aatorad cadets at the military academy adopted—lo7 to 67 mr blocuic dem h y.k mmd to tsgrafv i **" *-*-*^*— *»- speaker's table the senate amendment to the house bill to fix the time for the elec tion of representatives in congrats re jected yeas 94 i nay 97 the s n u anendmeots to miscellaneous appropriation bill win take from the speaker's table and non-concurred in and * conference < mmiu wu also ordered it waa also ordered on the army appropri ion bill mr schenck rep o from the lwerenos committee on the tax and tariff bill nude a report which after oonsidera dle discussion wu agreed t0—143 to 49 mr sohenck aleo presented a new con ference report on the funding bill explain ing that it is verbatim the same aa that pre sented yesterday except that the seventh section requiring new national banks to use the new bonds is struck out agreed to 137 to 35 the following conference committees were appointed : on miscellaneous appro priations kill—messrs dawea beck and sargeant on army appropriation bill messrs dickey logan and archer mr ma yn'ard kep tcnn from the committee on way and menus reported joint resolutions suspending the mis of whisky metres at distilleries till farther no tion of congress mr garfield inquired of mr maynard whether there was any pur pose to raise the duty on spirits at this see ion stating his information that large uantities are being held en speculation and that the price had gone up in confident anticipation of something of that sort being lone at the closing hours of the session mr maynard replied in very positive terms that no such proposition had been or would be entertained by the committee of ways and means and if it were it would be acted uponadviaedjy the joint resolution passed mr farnd worth rep ul),ntored to suspend the rotes and pass a general amnesty bill excluding from its benefits graduates of military or naval academies members of congress heads of departments c who had given aid and comfort to the rebellion mr ward asked whether the bill was reported from the reconstruction committee mr butler haas remarked that it was not the member from illi nois had changed the report of the commit tee motion rejected teas 74 ; nays 101 mr schenck rep ('.), moved to suspend the rules in order to take from the speaker's table the southern pacific rail road kill the rules were not suspended yeas 75 nays 103 mr arnkll rep term from ths c'ommitoee on education and labor made a report in the case of the investigation of the charges against general howard lii the midst of much disorder the majority and minority resolutions were read the majority resolutions declare the policy pur sued by the united states toward four and a half millions of people suddenly en franchised by the evcutn of the grsat civil war ib seeking to provide for their eduoation to render them independ ent snd self-supporting and in extending to them civil and political equality is a source of just national pride and that the flouse acquits major general o o how ard of the groundless and causeless charges ately preferred against him and declares and records its judgment that in success ally organizing and administering with fidelity integrity and ability the freed man's bureau which has contributed so much to accomplish the first two of these great ends he is deserving of the gratitude of the american people the report is signed by < hairman am.-11 and by beatty hoar townsend hamilton burdett ty ner and pierce the resolutions reported by the minority messrs moneely and rogers direct a oopy of the teitimony to be referred to the secre tary of war with directions to order a court martial for the trial of gen howard and recommead the passage of a joint resolution directing the secretary of war to take the necessary measures to secure the inter ests of the government in the howard uni versity its wildings and grounds and lands held by that corporation which were paid for by public funds and direct ing the secretary of the treasury to take tbe necessary measures to recover any moneys drawn by general howard from the united states treasury aa com missioner of the freedmen's bureau and disbursed in aid of churches religious asso ciations and educational institutions not in pursusdoe of law i both reports andevidencecoveringnearly four thousand pages were ordered printed the question being on assigning to-morrow for the consideration of the matter muoh opposition was made thereto and without disposing of the question the house ad j onmed foreign battle or tue botne toronto oat july 13.—yesterdsy m celebrated pretty generally by the orange men throughout the dominion basitoba it is reported that the goternor gener al's proclamation will be issued shortly declaring tho admission of manitoba into the dominion it will contain an amnesty clause advices from fort garry stmu that rial is virtually kept prisoner by his own men who sent a guard to the line to prevent bin leaving the settlement and that both whites and indiana sent a deputation to meet the dominion expedition and tender it the aid and assistance of the inhabitants along the route trouble in the corps i.kiislatip paris july 13.—the evening journals report that all the ministers have resigned the corps legislatiff held an excited ses sion to-day jerome david submitted in terpellations to the ministry which oram mont refused to answer until friday david thereupon pointed oat the flagrant contrast between the previous haste and the present slowness of the ministry to declare itself hesitation was now ridiculous in the ministry which at first made snch bold speeches and the delay was working all the while to the advantage of prussia the president consulted the chambers and ap pointed friday as the day lor his answer to the interpellations riuicce and pbubbu londos july it.—telegrams from paris confirm the reports of the feeling of distrust and insecurity which prevails on the iouree notwithstanding the withdrawal of leopold troops are moving through paris for the frontier and then seems no abate ment of military activity in other quarters of france it is said the belgian govern ment is providing far warlike oontigenciee all leaves of absence have been recalled and troops are ordered to the frontier with instructions to destooy tho railways ind telegraphs in case of invasion by a foreign army paris july i»—7 p m.—the ton of the ctmmutionnrl it pacific to-day but the other j ourual oontinue to fill thesr columns with details of warlike preparations the bourse to-night is agitated kentes have fallen to 69f 75a the thames ekbaskmiwt loyvon july 13.—the forsaal op—ling of the thames tmwkment took place to day the uruuasaiun was headed by the metropolitan board of works and inclu ded the prince of wales and the prince louise in the roval oo«ch the dinitsries of the otrart in fell costume guards nro niapel bodkt eivio eoriatfas and many band usic ths prooeeskm moved frcsa westminster bridge to chsriog cross bridge where • lira/pavilion had been sreotsd tbs butfd ins along the march wen profusely dsooi ud with banners and flow the stretu were crowded with epaotalora the pavil lion was fflled with a brilliant assemblage sposofces wan made by sir john tnwaites i.'hairman of tvs bond of works the prince of wales mr bros home secre tary sad others the quean was unable to be present in tnnsst—a of illnaas theoceajibaas gumow jily it—lt atsßsmship 9i domajj from ksw york mil ii i sh pasaaduecaaabriaasmssion ths 9lh la uau sss ll^dv afcswswljr stswewsfc j^lsv bbb^b»b^b»s>wx*»»w wasnotasasl was vim todssasm prfassscksrlea ol hnh«snher has seat to pariss sopy ot the iisfslss he addressed ts oensral prim withdrmrss(ssa son's mass as s a—nl««as tor fsw l 1 ordara a*re baao nguod o*uing out t ■■ fint military naerraa viksha july 13.—vienna l>»pen de nounoa pniaun rrooiic mv inroke tn mdiatica of eoglaad to pnvant n the r.i veat openly take ndai with franoa miscellaneous thk fenian trials canaxdajgca n ¥~ july 13 — th fenian triall were nnmd this morning the district attorney called patrick l»h of trout kiver ten starr ooeupied a room in hi house on ths 26 the witness not having arrived iea starr asked permission to testify on hia own behalf the district attanwy objeoted and the conrt refused thsw'qtteat the defense claimed that the territory invaded waa the domion of que bec not of canada as recited in the indict ment that starr did not eriginate prepare or set on foot any expedition he did not join it until it was on the ground and the counsel held that prisoner was entitled to a strict construction of the statute and moved for his disoharg the district attorney replied that the indict ment was correct there was no proof of any actual pre parations by star bat he oflaiated as com mander of the fenian force and the prison er's actions oome within the provisions of the statutes the importance of the case grew out of the international complications involved and as a test whether nsutrality laws would be enforced where ireat britain was concerned he asked the jury to do jastioe not only so far as canada waa oonoerned but justice to themselves in order that war might not be forced upon the country hon a j parker submitted on behalf of the prisoner that the judge should charge the jury first that the words of the statute begun and set on foot do not apply to carrying on an expedition ; second these words are oot applicable to subordin ates joining an expedition after it is set ok foot third that the same do not apply to any one joining an expedition to a foreign country fourth that the prisoner is not responsible for acts done in a foreign country nor does the statute apply to such judge woodruff then delivered his charge to the jury and the latter retired to con sider their verdict judge woodruff in charging the jury alluded to the importance of the case as in volving a maintenance of the national peace and security he coincided with the pris oner's counsel that the acts done in a foreign territory were not within the juris diction of the court suoh acts however might be considered as explaining and howlog the object of an expedition organ ized in the states if the prisoner took command of and prosecuted a military ex pedition from the htawa into canada they must find him guilty he then reviewed the testimony as to starr's ar riving ou the ground and making a peech to the man and jrinnelts evidence as to its substenoe was sufficiently clear he read the statements in the buffalo papers and charged that aooordlag to these statements stair made a forward movement from trout river in order to prevent the i'nited states troops from breaking up the expedition the lifo and history of the prisoner he said exoites sympathy in the ninds of the jurors and also in his owi mind but he deeply regretted that he tionld devote his bravery and military position to give character and inspiration to so disgraceful an enterprise mr fanrot asked the court to charge that the prisoner if others set on foot the expedition unknown to him was not re sponsible jndgs woodruff did not see that the case warranted snch a charge hon a j parker said he wished it un erstood that the defence took exceptions to the points in the judge's charge which were not in aecordanoe with the points re nested to be the charge the judge noted the objections but said there was no bill of exceptions allowed in snch cases the verdict in gey htarr's case the jury brought in a verdict of guilty on two counts of the indictment with a re oommendation of mercy the case of col hompson similarly charged occupied the rest of tho day and resulted in a similar verdict the trial of mannix iwirins to-morrow etauinahon ok district attorney uorris albany july 13 samuel i morris district attorney for kings county to day appeared before the governor to answer a charge brought against him by the board of supervisor of thatoonnty of misconduct in the exercise of his osfice in parson and by the counsel j hardenburga of kings ton the attordey general ws represented by amasa j parker jr of this city mr hardenburgh put in a demurrer and mr parker stated that be was not prepared to arc us the demurrer the governor stated that he would take time to consider the demurrer and then followed in a conversational way a disouision of the point raised by mr mor ris counsel in their demurrer ifr hard enburgh stated that they dented each and every charge brought against the district attorney but claimed that even if the were all proven the governor was not au thorized to proceed any further the ses sion then closed the governor saying h would examine the authorities on the point raised in the demurrer and give notice for another session the icb war hircwok n v july 13.—the difficulty so far as concerns the thirty-eight car loads of ice which were seized by the sheriff at the depot of the boston k albany railroad company in this city has been adjusted by the washington ice company giving bonds in 40<m to the boston & albany railroad company and the railroad company giving bonds to the sheriff in a like sum the sheriff had the ice stored on board th washington ice company's barge and it has since been removed ana the barge towed to athens where it is now lalshing its cargo the knickerbocker barges are still holding their position at the railroad dock awaiting the arrival of another cargo when the war will probably be again renewed patal railroad acctdest concord new hampshire july ll a collision of the down mail and up accommo dation trains occurred to-day on the north ern railroad near canaan gharloa clark of concord one of the nsgjneari was killed and p grant the other nnriansr l bad ger brakeman and r york fireman were badly injured no severe injuries to pas sengers republican rmoixtiottr sax frahcisco july 13.—the repub lican state central committee adapted reso lution that representative coke's bill against the importation of chinese labor embodies the eentimeats of the kapnblioan party of california and requesting the con nwasionsi delegation of this state to use heir influence to secure the repeal of the inoome tax counterfeiter jjtrrsted two chinaman were arrested for coun terfeiting notes of the chartered bank of india australia and china thirty-seven thonaand dollars u spurious bills almost fao sinale of the genuine were seized a rumiav bishop a bishop of the national church of ku»is has bean nmnmis-tiimr to establish an episcopal seat in ban francison and is •■• pectsd bare in n few days arrival op chineke the bark garribaldi arrived at portland oregon from hong kong with 275 c*ine*e the captain reports passing a smbmariu volcano oft urn japan coast saratoga bach sajlatooa jnlr 3.—the races eotnmence to-morrow arrivals were large the past two days kingfisher is the favorite fcr tstok maggie b b for the 1 mil dash commercial contention boohswmm july 13.—0b friday a grand 3uas convention under the sosmism of the commercial union will be held here to jrmsfim^st york city ii if **■ ware finely motived tto irilgtllip'ilhin the wert ar jufbmitt or socmmtsm tl _ a -■"'----""-* i mi hir '^ j ——- asomi w m fl fl j j «' asssjjbbbaass9b9saas^aasams?ea*asa the buffalo express i published 1ybey moemng j bai«*ay»fic-apt«d)l.y the express printing co ma 14 x swan street delivered by carrier in the city or sent hy nu 10 00 par annual wtakiy fcxprew by mail 1 ao do job prurtln office 188 vxkt bht if atkmal aialiai nm v m»o to ucccn itht 11 h ». , iro»tor»ooi,cim»a»djoiwoiw no v xawi bwi nun q—jtliii husixkss director mahk.birsissss aud location op imb lkadixo ttoasks or buffalo n*-m ol our readan ho make purcbaaaa in bm t 0 l>y eiittiutr uu out ud u.ii w it m • refareroa win aava tune arid trouble the hl«ction haa b>n are/u:.j made and taairielly vlihti class | architects f yrcs i portltt sb3 main « ag'l implements castings 4c iidmaud iiion wokkh chicago dear uaoal backers 11 w bvrt ft co m :, tor > »«». blind hivge3 klnk castings fto clai.k & cu.,cuf ni^ura and virtfmi v books and stationery mai'.tin taylor jo main xx 11 l:.-.v»i.k * uko a*j7 maln.ror mohawit l k ii t lest u4o maiu and to w tfeneca ij 11 ori.i.zmmain blank books stationery c ,' rjr.a'.ijlj 4 johnson iw maul < uiii.ity ft jlsht vjo and iuiv.hu hoots t shoes a l - tkvvk.k iv mala a.il u j i i :% ■ b axk book manufacturer j i •■ • , 1 : i »». t : inkectioner3 wholesale ft reuu w x ! i lujck jt 00 1 s mvl«u>n cabpktb oil cloths featheicj4 - *•- * j 2uok t.>holßtoren 476 mala caupkt fitter h ■' il'i,m»in confbctionerb wliol«mu 11 :■!■.. hkakt.e «| a«n«ca ej a mi nkek 460 main,oppoaltotiflthouaa t hina ilass & cttockery hatlill u'skill 21»haln utj k ■■■■>'>.., i.i carriages akvuv wilu4ck lc:k uear 0o«mr ho ckackeus ftc l ovksb t bu.n 106 and 1«7 kulcotl 1 '•...,■■ h-.l.m and keuu c 11 lit iilki \ do cor kri and terrac sccnol ki < i.,f»,i utmm coffek * spick mills <: ii hl x cu ul halm uj.po.it cliur t coal and p!o iron 0 11 wils'jn « co w ohio cor miaimpi >- u liki hiuom 1 boauurdal wharl loot 01 11 la alrmt dry goodb iibdd birkoo.,imhain drapers t tailors h 11 i"hyon 3m mala bykr and kenovator 1 ucas ■' v tkil 4 j kaia envelope manufacturers u *. ml.'lwl.lll e.miraverson wood utu d wiuiithan 200 mala kancy gooijs 0 volggu x tl;l.lm * 00 440 mala furniture ac ub d white wl main fu)dr feed and grain w 11 uubu.tfrraoucor kvana kruit and oysters platt rulit co u7 wanhlngvrti unk brass castinob bcfpaix brajs rot'ndkt 70 fuchanf ii[,ass and paper show cards i r uorfhan 19 r ir .... at up talra i i:i i;i:i whi ; « v , a u jounbton 72 haia grooibs whi.l«.»le and k.uu k ■ h ii.han 178 mm oto w bcott 17 t «■:!■■««. gents furnishing goods nafrohd t westos 2j7 haia i n lawkknck \ bun 911 mala mutt t benedict m 7 main guns and jewelry j 0 bobbon » 00 1 main hotels bonnets hotel cor wwhlofk n and carroll harness saddles ac j 8 lytlk * son 20 lxcliaak oppdui ma^ijoa hardware ikon kv o k walukii>»e 271 hala and ■ swan hoktonh * kip cor pearl an henwv hih.nev hiikpaku ii mam fowi.kk fc sons 0s s.'iwca 1>1 witto wkli a cu.,'m m».o cor w b.ao hardware and metals fkatt a cu.,at1,40 ».:. i lwj tirrace hot air fuunaues a d uilit.n ■,;, miio hats caps and furs 0 * r ukorukk nosmain bktutoi.d t mto 2wi maia wll wirpgrt n m»in iron kocndry kaqlr iron ' ' * ippi clinton iron wulkii cliur h i^r jackaoa iron foundkks bkoines boilers uko w tifkt 30ns k co wa«hitizton,urouio iron nails r h spikes to pea r*r \ co «, 43 auii 60 terrace light carriage and sleigh d c godwin 33s aiil 335 w»«hi'i|floii ijooking glass pictiuk frames howahu ft buntino lf e inn mallrable iron pratt h lktuhwi'rth 5 and 6 terrac marblk mantlks and grates c rt y».»per fill drlawaro l 3#\i 1 i co , z-k main marble & granite works dkmmova i lok.son corner court and morgan john crawford 107 and 169 niagara millinery wholoaalo nd reull hknrv o'bkien ityo main w 11 woodward 409 main mourning gocds dodd best a co 414 main music dealers and publishers . . : \ ml iika •:■■•■ main obqans rorublo pipo delllliri f-th.iilak.eli i co 39 41 and a cullou organs melodeons c qk >. a i'k.'.nce * co niagara seventh and ma oils paists 4c s pe.\sr 6i nn.l 87 main planing mills doors sash c w a kvan's ft co mcchhiiio printers t blank book maitfs bakku jones ft , imj 1-j ai'.d m wmhin ton "' pianos music c cottier ft df.nton ib mai piano manufactriif.rs 0 kuktzu\n 10 log and 110 balavia dkvins mtos.,4ul n'^arafcit l!*rjlan'l papkr hangings 4.c v h bir(is,2hm«in montimimkrv iu-.'js 5 main miirrktt ncbola vr mam puotographf.rs w m ifm'iilt ... ■.: . f u hamclf.ton 30s and vm main scales and safes buffalo scale works 63 main sewing machines wiiekleh ft wilson 8 m c 0..575 miln.cji wll"-ox ft 01883 s m co 14 3 dirurfon howk 8 m co h w s«au floktnr^s m co 401 main saddlery hardware c pratt ft letcbwortu ss and h terraoe silk hat manufacturers 0 mackenzie is7 main stove hollow ware bird * co cor brace it and eric caaa stained glass buffalo rtainkd olas3 works w poarl c o l burns wa mais school furniture w chase ft son lit sftwitn stoves and hardware siiaw fckris * co 440 main stoves furnaces and ranges 1 swabtz * 00 563 main trunks dlnlalll humphrey snoceaaor to jno hnn ,-;) y ft lira 303 main «. tobacconists ah adams ft co 348 waijiuuru.n 1:48 ft 50 pearl gibson f iiowabd ft c 0..200 waahuurvn watches jeweuty t diamonds pitkin's jewelry btore 21*2 main t ft k dickinson va main dan b castle 161 main btevsns bros 468 main watch makers * jewelisrs tttlips walker t main died bibley wadnihdaj jnlj is in rochester marj aiuuata wi of o k mhle and daiikhut ol tha la-e l'oct r richard w,-;i •! canandai^iu in the v,n k ad t<-ar of her ace ! the inntral t«tic irill b held in trinit cmr:h on friday attarnoon isth mrt at 4 o lock 25 00 the nun who lvi k«t 425 00 by dot getting a p»ir of e«:id su stove coven lot january o»n oon h»ve it re fnnded by inverting si 50 or 2 00 in tl umi for farther pirticuun inquire of dudley k rockwell stove m»nuf»3tnrer 333 m»i it __^ g2 slaaa tmaaa ui«u m»bom.w:n4owola«,aaa«rt«datjea platt a£f%2l o we^tvlkas 101 main «. at-1 4,1 k.d.t.baaalfck.t nt tt v < r mmttw a,id printkfts watfkhousb furawly w«rv article required in t^e prlntjtut butln tc any •» w-t d«air*i oo ai reaarmahle term aa ant tjundrj lihhi>ejuntrv alao electbotifino,u afl lv nrtmj aj k vp.«lh«.lotl»«rtmtoj j laf personal v ilij robert bowman brass tv worker plgtmmßd hii addrt to ijhn j ii«r 3-j hat eatfe at buffalo n t it wajtbp otobk wanted—on the east 0 ide main it , twe«n seneca uid clinton suit r,,«w not bi rented a pmi-.n would uuwcr l^th fcwljltalllm edward * buckland brown pie ilvnt wanted the nub r will pay forty cei.u per buibel for t«n tbu'inik liuvhelh of good fre*b pie plant deliv ered during lie aumtuerht no 11 weit lairle rt itufftlo .'-" f bradlly philips k dejffit agen'i.s wantkd—a few men and women cmn find light and profitable em ftff th buff general hutacnption office 3ai hun rt up itaint f2l ' m pelp-pkmaj.eb 1 mi i eakl st.—wanted a good r v/w girl to do gtneral homework bi3u 000 pearl st.—wanted agikl 40.w v do general homework jrl3-4t jflfi main mt—wanted a ceim t vv man prr,t**tnit t'u'l to go 2 mile in the country h r«ilroad to do genera homework ! , , gis-it m main st.—girl wanted for imfo kuchcr work ooad nsftiwce indian »■"■'■ gl4-tf help alei wanted agent on commib an experienced peraon ol larg acquaintance t wlicitcity and vicinity trade fur » raunenl flrat cla wholesale liquor house a plendid chanc t iur»uvbm»d >■:■..■■•■,■■,. j n fj v . in references dnwti jq i poslo(fl;e buff n y i . tf!3tf i anted—canvassers—a few men juvifled to w-irk on a new pi 1 location i o-od induc«meiiu t the right par tin virtlk yullatun 366 uklil t gl3-2t 1 aijorers wantkd immediate luuroad ap ly t v shukt no sa bxolmmn st or vii the wurk at tin ojti hom.st.-a.t llotel liuffaio ainii hakbh hro'd a t'u t-ntractorw t.'vct situatioiis wamte d wanted — a situation an h'.usekreprr by ■ couipulent *< iomicai l.tdy ri exjtoritiik wbt woul-j make heraelf ifencrailv i vi fu 1 salary nut so lum-h an oljeut an a vi i f iuilt the bout i !■■! in - n bo t ». ;:. a ,■■ i ti m th it office y:\a-it i wanted a permanent situ-i fttion in ft prlrau family to dv plain ewinj i b * young firl latajy lr.jui onurm win is accu i tamd ifl the iihc uft hewing muchine a<i.,u rcfci i mmwiflnß aitdrem mary 11 fare p o boil g.'.a huffali x y g!3-3t i \ iood cook wishes a bitu j v ktiun fjuod ro'crericl giv«n willing la m it in wuhiiig llri 1 iruniri inquire at no 170 seventh it fl3-2t situation wanted by a young 0 m r any r»p«ity te unke hinittk imefnl b["'uwb iermaii and enifiith fluently \\*» had t pencticis iti tl ur.cery wwbmm lias good r-f«r mb aiidre-t c x thit ofßce ks boardi9i am 1.01m.1m black rock—wanted near i in a fam<iy where tlxrearv no other lodigan fir » i mtrrkd tailv 11 fl nhillll t jmii lllj wu particu i ura addretu j o j m l'.*to(hue furt erie urn l<l2-4t plkasant i'arlor to ljet \\ 1 ik j it ■■: board ... i . iv oi a lium for a tfen !•■ man and will three minutes watt from die put ■ t it turm moderate radmbml given ainl rt '> ii washington st.—a pew jmr'f pnrthffnwn tan oe waaan^odam with . sr i gl3-'jw o i pearl st.—a few gentle -> -. + h•»n th wwiwpi iu-d kith l>oard and qaloos for sale—desirably 11 kmatad oa m.im a , with rtoek and fixture ail tiitnin vii bawldeawp uashno.-i & olttj 4 bn>wn*a bulwlng k f>u sale—a bakery and con fiiiih—hiji brt*1 liahni-nt sh sfti-oa t tlii i it un of the test flimirfhi in th 1 rttj hn i brick uven,tcm,ca:laj aad waur alm^soodd«elliß attw bed 1 not « l noon v ill re it the iuic to a i nod ttnant applj u u muuumb no hsouth w vition n gi horses aki carriages fvj pox sale—an elegant s awg family orru can l>e>^en at the rwt rtnn of iilw !■!■ vh»i 11 rlnrrr 10*0 utl&ware t al«,«t wwdoebifl hwilliw a j rtkkck.a.iniui ifs h a d ecomd r 5=jw uandwauonb run sale jryv abe 4 secokd-hakd two-seat wagon and & sicoxg-hahd uather-top cdach atc w miller's fit lm _ ■ i waalngtm st a ._ for sale-a lab6e hand mnmo blael ihtw ntob fan old ukd i iui 1 kiml fuiuihle far usiiiy w btolnhk lu-i.nn i t ril'ust * hbllek's 473 main or w9 wa-l.i g t..u sf wti mim'ei 14 t-oi h nurchkß fixtures no 300 west forty-firs a dear eijfht avenue new york f gallon for salfct old papers vk sale—at 5 cents and 7 r ccntii per liundrt-d t t!:iii.iffloe oor sale cheap—a block of t und un is rry rt c-mtiinint 0 a^rea can t dividml i'ltn h-.il'liiiit lots ami nn.l to imtlmi unc th u-»irldolia per n.-r f taken within 30 day price 30w ap|»lv to m mccumit no 5 bwrth 1 ituod it r por sale che\p a valuable c pr pcrty centrally imm with nearly i 1 fttt t"s't front oa paved lnwt and tool 140 («- t wa-.er fmnt adapted in a retail coal or lumu-r sani of nj fcirj l>u-inem wiu !>■ wtd eksap to cumw an mtm howaki & ciiappell r al v.te agents 43 main at h a good enona e an l boiler for wle chuap at tbc uakn fiaßinß mill bollkk & rkcrknwalt currier chiraco **- h)k salk-uoisris «!{■ f(>r sale—the lajege new eilil 2-k'orj frame dwdliug 257 li . st i*t comer ol tenth st th hwuse u new nd suhs'an tiallv h-ii!t lot 63x116i iiuth streets psvtd will b ld'at a b»rinun lee ± i'il'ktr'ng 13 w bwan ft rf iforsale.no 369 pearl bt s-story and hawment h ick la pviml repair hot anil cjm water wi'l he hold v eaiy teroi noito.si pt-arut heap cottages for sale • mmfe riace lot 25x115 7 fourth a lot 25x100 » hwroeii lvi soxltw 7 pajtoer^t irtt 301x100 uastinoa a utto brown's building i for sale—i-story brick cot i tae no 32s f.wt k»gle mm siajara wa cel it tj lot etc will he hu at > " i ■ x litnged tor 1 houw and tut i of mam it & iaah diflertikx paid 11astlnus & utto rown bujld.nir iji df»t for sale — a fi.st bkkk kjl dwellinfr centrally incited oa pearl it can be had at a bargain it disposed ol soon lee & ckekino 13 w swan rt fas for sale—a splk.mud new lj-«turj fratoe dwelling hou flniahed o9 ii le mnot w rkmanlikil manner ita all the convt-ni t of amo lei noose toe huildta i 2«x63 feet divdtrd 30 as to suit atmoet any uao ovxl auai .»-..! pump lot6oft.cn connecticut •*. r.i !•-"■, ft deep betwecd tenth and f-le-nth rtft li - property wil ha pnlrt at a bargain th sm.ui pay ment down and balance on long tin hume k sa^foki 16 w bwan rt h5 m for sale—no 73 n division ii t.,il rtory bnck house in a jpx>d n«i«h burhood and in food repair lot 3 v .'.. w be ld on moderate terms john ottu si pearl t f>l iheap houses for sale >.■»■ 2-*tdit hri k home s3b swmn et.,with^i an i water iot2bxll : u>ry brick botim 673 oak it lot 33x150 woll m ihriibhery and fruit in abundaoc j--tory fr*m hottae 13s south div-ion it in ii order thn-ughi.ut lot 25x115 gas wat«r k i u-ry frame cutka gl oak vl ; k t 50x160 very dminbte and otampt t-morj fname h»uw,on spru.p tear balana«t with 1-afcorr frana aottac in r»r lot waxl 6 fl fiastimca * otto 4 brow building 11t1lliamsvillk property for tt nle-a sm u rtory aad tannt fram htiim on tlhcjtt it fit he ttuac of william*»ille in rtmdordw floe yard crape vmclrm trees ac wii be u!dch—p john oito si peari 1 fgu mfor sale—a fine 2-story brick dwclllnf on euieou sk dear g«mn prtot low and on («■) term lei a fickot 0 u w iwm rt ttt _ fob ale-htsbb hoctfu and lots on dela ware st wasl bale the i - ry brick houm with lot»2 by ] r or the 1-1,-wf.t corner of tupper and df-lamare *'. ; ako tne mn itastij frost brick home eleftntiv fim-hed and fr -. 1 fumi-bed with all tfce modern ■ rotneuiencesand warmed l.y steam t gether i!l üblt dd carriage oonoe bemj no wu l*-m»»n ft ; alto the lfrtor hm ln-u in complete order wi*h lotsoxl74ar.d cnoice fr.i ;, .\ ~ : :.". delaware »• , ah.o the new 2-ttory an 4 french nv.f brick hou>e with wing all complete wi'.l lot wxl73 ■- : no cis delaware t ■;-,, the znrtory brick boum with lot 32il no 112 delaware it ajao the 3 tory and wing brick iwune with brick barn and lot m)xl72 so 161 de.aware st ly'on k baker g9 erie land « ffl.-ejg f)r sale—2so henela st 2 tory brkk in f-od condition tlu property will he aom cheap w th i*rty is z-aok to the wwl f ■■.. -■.■!-'.■ h ■-■. % down bal ance e*-y a ; ... to u 1 u'xk jso 6 aoutfa di rwion ht j ell t t towffiatb lavd offfffle so 1 hollister buildings cor malo and seneca -■- fob hale a 2'«t<-,ry brick hotue on jwr-.-j it near the stau normal school lot 60 ft front by 130 it in depth r-omprifling a well stocked r i i bam cow bou*e and fowl the house b •!. r _■!, ■. well built attd tilted with marble mantle v«*eut etc there ii a fine view from the upper nindcwa of the rvtr lake and canada mhore price >« than cost and will probably irutu local advantage dou i in raltie in the lit it two or three yean early application h ■, ■. l>e made by any person wis.imir to secure a l>arpnn ait.it will "■:,[>■ be offerf-d at the prraent low prii;e for a ihort time apply to a b town ley #^ foll sale—a sfle_\did resi eol dence near tr>e fargo property west of main t house and ground in ex tlient order the . rrnundt well -•,..[ with a great varitty of fruit ' john otto sllvarlpt 1 : av hy fine coin iky uesl iirrice lor bale n tua'.ed on ihe n]ope of the mmntaln at lewlsu.ii conta'nin _<; acriu full 1 sulphur and other ttpriuk and underdraintd c**r ■*.<\»- m.i i si.i tf.cr l.nr ry vilh a very ■!••[ ilwellinit hcio»e -.■ . it 1 with the pruapect - \'- ■■- and itt-au'ifu also all ntcewary ouvbu'ldinicn the whole |> ofml will lx o]d at fantcsfl the value ha a~horhalf • n hhurl tune for further particul»ra apply uiith prtmsea or t iiime & sa-sfokd 16 west swmirt 127 for sale ok foll kent—n'u 75south dnihiun t 2-s(ory and lawment tfm niturcn him in rear teriii.4 reuouttbte john oito ml ptarl rt fm i^rs^ire^nanir7iotfurc6t um(c no 401 seventh «•-., , story frame in p«-rfe^t mk and but lately paint^l juhn otto ol puarl t fio - for sale ok to exchange foh a flnit-.-lfc ■■■:■■ r in thta city a farm of 104 acres firm i . \ of land ;> n.e jn-t ouui-ie of the i city l.ii.st bw a large orchard uus of the beat in i dmbjy 1m two tiny brick hou/e and three jfuod i harnn wi.l be sold cheap inquire of b2t howaki k chappkll fm for sale — several fune iii ihm*bo>l m main franklin ami delaware ntreeut joii.n otto ol rvarl strecl 121 jfoh sale cheap i'otfo x v brick hou^c 41 ka«t l^uppcrst in jcootl orders l u,4t lotttxaa will i it..ld at a bargain for omb hastings * otto 1 erown baildinga fit m delaware rst residence for sale one of the n ost desirable on thai rtrt-et i.xx pk eebihg 1 w hwanat pi m~f hi sals at a bargain thi d.--lratile home and lot no 105 north d,vi ion mi 1 rttilj i'.inie is in flue order and very de will l s..ld at tarjain if kpplm lor on x.t2lxll with fruit 4c hastings a otto 4 brown'w buudmg gl mfor salk—no 980 washing timi ol i wji — h rtlmfj frame dw»llinir with wiiik cellar uuder die hole ■■■~..■.*. and all in cowplete order 1..t 40u-20 with anew ham lfe k i'ickkia.ng 13 w swan t 9tu *» for bknt—the2-3tory frame x flwotlih »■ hj<l-mii t , het*oen dhoti and cottage nt a rtesirahle inoinon »■!! ►>*■ ntitel chiapt a goitd tenant lkfi & pickekino la w swan t 16 for sale.—a new amd first cla 2j itory residence with all the modem lni prt>vanjc!it.h;i*oiith side of ferrj irtrcet weat of del aware lot lt>9xssc feet terms eny f bqqbl ffl s hollirter buimuig f)r sale--291 north division t l-ntorj and basement wat.r i will sell ebttp it the party is ng to leave town price 2300 apj.ly lo m mccuub no 6 hcuth division nt ell taesikable i'kopekty for sale kllicntt t 2-story hrick houte ver doairame in voodoidcn price i»s'x h tin t hoilse and lot ;■' ■■ fis 000 ninth ft hoiwe attd lot price fsooo north division at betwe«n mkll'gm and'^chest nut nti 2 story hrii-k hoti»f price tsoo fi howard k ciiapekll zii m^n rt for sale-fakms m for"sale~near the vtc ili la/c uf ah.i i a 2 tory framr in n*e bam and aoacre-mrf luhumur fine culritati .«. thtn tt't on the premisea v.*r w full teanng apple mn f efamm varistien lfiq fooqg aujil trmi bo rinnini to bear be^i'les poitonil cherry treps.ijrarh-q i|iiince rupbt-rries etc a livlne sprinif iit on the pieiauik a ni.al desmble p-optrtv lnc«tcd wiihin .. in :■■ rj .. hi.f ■ f a flouri-li;ii)f village of mm b hal'itant-t n a main r.-a.l wl.ich h always in mitai john otto 81 iv»rirt tfli ato bxcfiakge for city ok z£z farm t roj»erty so acres of land dwiralilv 10 i'iird in mi-s uri will bfl ezchaiiked for desi'rahle iity r farm property ami ca»h difference paid hastings & otto i urown buldinn g s m suburban property for tainrn ahoui 4j aval i;li a'^-.tory fn.n:e dwßlhog g j rnoim wi.h cellar hn etc ; 150 fruit trees tc^il vou,etc lee a pickeriso 13 w swan st ■ g8 __ lowa land for sal or ex l change-1»5 acre of fo d farming land df imtily located in dalian duniy stat-e f io»a w.l t t*t h1f j tar n-al p tate litre and ca-h difft-reik-e paid hastings avt 10 * bruwti'a buililinp f!_l a gkeat chance for sale 15j acrfs within 4 mile o the city in ai excel lent nci^'lih.tl o d in a hi^h state of cullivati"n wilii orchard currv.t busbt.s co»eri';r one-eighth of an wre strawberry ivda.ac spring cropa int ift'iumd ltnje tiam sinl a lj-itor doom jtfl he proprletot inicnd moving to oregon this property will ljv.ioi.jkti very heavt sacrifice for cash down further pirticilur c«n he had at my ofn c speedy annucmtioil in de-irahle a b towslkt no 1 bahamr rnjkhn f3tf for ae-.eca * main t f->k sale—3i acres of land hi ttiit lan mi i mflili hiimi mainrt pieniy f fruit jf a h<u.e to i burn inquire at eu waki>s blckuanu so i brown's building ah f arm for sale-best oakden land in eri c-unty hah 1 oid to cl-v iutan»«u'e 2ij aoret 2 milt frnm the court h m w*ll cheap by iiowap.d * ciiap pkll 348 saaiaj 4 farms foksale—aguoi fakm of lftj aore in the town ol west seneca four-ami ■ half n'le fr m buffalo a nice 1 j-btory bi ick huun three hundred cta'l # itw and a jood lana house very cbeap howard tchappel,3;aiiain street did to let-hotve i[lt)k rent—the fine 2-story 1 fr*me d btaf no 20 b«nfi place with bam a delightful cat'nn will be rente«l low to % good enan lee a pickgkiso 13 w-st swan st el 2 hocsx9 to kent by m mccomb so 5 south dtftaaa ay 197 oeorpia st , 2 tory brick in excellent con'li latiw vent 4w f j swan t hkq frame house new and fininh ■•■■ fl nraetllrtr maniior with al the modern im pronments rent tw brick tore and dweilinfr to rent in a .■■■■! loeatioa for a family zroocry the same has a good i rtii ten brick barn for rent—sitc ate on the alley m rear nf nn 154 bwan at , ncs imichi^ran sk l.l ji pickerinu 13 w swan r i el 9 mfor rext at a bargain—the l}-<nry brick dwelinp 7s w chippewa st beiween fnuikjiit and pei i are t ; .'.- aud water lfe * picky.riso 13 west swan rt «_ t)oa rihno house to let—on o st'tkeca st at tne head < f loaiiltna st the 2d an>l 3j t-.hesai:d the bmn cf.nnec^el with the s*me if deatred to a pjod tenant it will be rented v t ry low hume *■ bank htp 1 w swan st f27 i dwellings to let 2 tory and basemedt brick no 101 ea^le it east of oak rent 925 per m n .}■ until uay 1 its eagle «.. cr x :., ■ j - j .|. : month i : i t , upp n-ite fort poner with laiye lot -...', bam rout ill per month 144 clinton i ; rent 16 per month f lton a bakkr erie i and ofßce ttocses to rent we have xx aeveral dwirable oouks which we wiil rent at n-i „ ii ra-ca for tht bilanc of the year has t isos * otto no 4 erown'i bnudrng flo iouet£r house to let—foe a j term of lease at low ren t an e^pericrw-ed and rvponaible party it ia in the city ot bnffib odbwmcaot new the terrace park and fc'ufa-a palb baoitm lepot a good boaidoa loeuion ali in oonp'ete onier with modern impruvemeat ed wards & bivkl v.vi no 2 brown'a building fit for rent—that desirablk 11 rtnry eottfc 182 fourteemh st lot mi 1 *>. ihi bouat is in perfect orler poanarioß by tb*lit of jil apply to jl mocomb ho i 8o«tt to let—hoitftks m flunlsaei house for rent wal a htv rltnttnt'j lucat*d hotwe on franklin ->'... uii..^h<-i thn.ujfh u will be it y papered nd pubte i apply to juhs otto 81 fo^l «. w large barn to ilet—situate oa erie canal near gene~ee at rom for 100 tarn lyos & baker erie l»ih uffim f?3 5 houses for rent by hume k 3 saxtoed 16 w bwintt s allen it 2 rtory bnek with all voders ltn proreaa—u mad i>aro 6wsdeuwar at s-rt-rj brick with mil moden : improvements barn *< 74 cottage m 2-story brick eu water bun ac 42 ihippewa st s-at-ry brick **.• j ■ *:■ 3*7 seneca st 2-rtory brick ga and water i west seneca st 2-fltery brick r 1 baaemrat aa hii ■: water ii allen at 1 --:■ r frame 26 l>ion rt t-a'jrr frame pn and.witer 202 perry r , j-»torv frame i i'l ( t*w it 1-rtorj f rsju j 21 arkartnu t 2 itory frame 0194 ninth it 2-etory frame cur clinton and union tv s-ntory frame eleventh ft near york 4-rtorv frame all of the e will be rented at reduced ratti fl4 hume & banfo&d toilet stokkb to kent — a fine business itan<l s miles from main it on seaeca • rt-jre dwellirjf and bam it in low apply uon at no south divisir.n t m mccomb e!7 to let koows mo rent-one or two offices j tunable for a phywietau ur lawyer also i ir niihed ur unfurnished roouu with ur without board apply at 100 pearl t if!2-6t two desirable rooms on main t to let and furniture for sale cheap in quire f ferguson & si'ti.ncek 244 haiti at ul'in rooms and fowkb to rent ti.y ruonu are dc&irable in-i the power con ftut co(e * b uolme3 michigan at and t buffalo lofts for rent—in the new block cumtr of wmhinkf^n and green rtreeta the mcnnd ry o'er nl 153 ull 156 the whole of the tliinl rtory apply to „__ march 17 1870 cl*-tf jewftt * root mhree nice sleeping rooms in j that central locaiity 333 main street over dudley a rockwell applytooeo b bull ob the r-renr mobtcaces mortgaoes^for sale on fir-st tlmn city propeitr one for 4*>oo one for m v one for j2300 for tt-rnim irquirc of ed wards & buck lan :\ heal uttaw and loan fcofcaw 8 brown bmhgwp j purchase money mortgages t wanted in any amount lex pickertno 16 w,.;s.i u i tiojnsy money purchase money mortices wautod^by howard chappkl a4a main t.l eal ity and unty orders stocks bwn.u aad m>.rti:agt.-a commercial paper negotiated by edwards * buck land real estate a d loin broken no 2 brown'r build ihg d legal notices notice is hereby given s<£t fiat adolf fdwaid bose who r sides in the city o buffalo in the siate of new york ti>d carl l."f x «, who re»idea in the city of new york in the state aformiaiil have formed a limit partner ship to be knottti under the name of 4 '■ c in ac onlanre with the provi«ionii f the re 4 slatut f the s.atc of w york in the llllllwll »« t*umii k hidn amhm>iiik i»l st-llimf thu mau «>" «*■ lather and nttaaarvtua w are uci-ally dealt in ln manufacturers of uch wur^a and kiooda ■ wniuh 0m above namtd per-.n ara affl the farti who are hittrested theruin t at the said aln-i t>i ward kose b the general uartui-r nd the said carl i f rum is the epfcial partuer ; that the said carl l y k<ise has t-oniributed the urn ot twenty thousand oolur m oh aa capitnl towards the c«.m bumbtook and that the said partnership is to com mence on llic first day of july isw and is to termi nate m th ihlrty-flm day of l>eceml»er ifc72 late.l july lrt ml ad<jlf f kosk general tart tier lf7-tli-7t cl f rost serial partner sdprkhx court erie county ihh l sht-mey i-lainun ag»init richard s shelltj-,<lcfemunt to th defendant richard s shelley yr.nare herehy iimmined toamw.rthecomplaint in thin action of wliii.h a mm h herewith served atthe"c!tv ol buffalo witiiiu twenty days a!t*r th mrvice herrof exclusive of the day of suth service and if m fail to answer the complaint aa aforewnl the plaintiff wi!i apply to the ourt tat th relief < *>- maniii-<t in tlie waiil complaint which nunplamt w»s fik.l in the f.fflce of the clerk of the county of en on ihe 25:h day of june 18"0 dated buffalo june 25 l»70 s o oould plaintiff"ii attrmoy rhf6t 5s divinu.imt , puffalo n y superior of buffalo th wt-iteni bavinir itank of buffalo plain iff-i a^aiim fiforet 801 l and ursula bell his wife kui o salisbury and bttal 0 baluhury ami lemue c sali-iburv as mbaltdatnfeflnal ouy h salxhury d?c»x-*id altac salwhury ht-nry e»se jenettt mu-ray e<l»:ini s spencer decano mar^h g«m|a s maf.h hiineaspk-rc-.g-hr^ee ranoall mary 1 pr*b maria e bttath william ahinir ale«au ktm.-vearjalhertm hart».k samuel s callen d^r gil*-nt wilhama lauren c wowlnifl mi chal-lh lor william wi liun-s william i'ari^h levi a bankfl fortftaim woodnt j^hn m woodruff lintoii frl-r.l-h charles h french fiancisc dud ev and nancy h stedmaii to the 1 f.r.lvnu o»»w bell uwula bell and al ta c salixhury and nancy 11 stedman : you are iwnby summoned to a™wer the complaint rtßvosmtnthuctt?o*buffalo,witlmto«sdwi after the service hereof exclusive of the day of such hrttar an.l if you fail lo imm the c ntplaint aa i fill will the plaintiff ill apply to thcci'urt for the relief demanded in tho said omplaint which cat pi»int was filed inthe office of the dan of th v villiam 0 bhyaht plainluts att'mit-y buffalo d3\9-l b^uo miy 11 w9 el^bi*-0w __ family stpplies thomas b french wholtsale dealeh"is groceries flour and oatmeal 66 main street buffalo n y tnwf t are ice feuffalojci:.company ofllloo 22 seneca it oomerpfaahinjfton we guarantee to our pwtrons a full suppb o lake lc to season through our ice house being on the dc«k foot of gi ttreet the ice i fe op(h i without be'bff floated thioueothe canal which n abies us to warrant it to be entirely fn tr m alt rae-tar and newerage impurities the :■•„■* very wa«ons of thii wmpn are colured br )> and prominently leture > x 7 ice all orders left at the compam j * , or with the dritcr wiil meet with prump aitenuot wh will be filled al the lowest rate dlft-3-n epicatiosal hegaray institute eti_-li*h aad french for young ladie and mis boardin and day pupiu 1527 an i 1 29 spruo it philadelphia peiw wiu re-open on tuesday sepre i er 20th freuch v tbe language of th famjly and v oon t*r.i:y ipoked in tbe inatitnt hadaiik d hertilly fs(^eod-3ni principal wells college ! on the ban x of cayuga lake aurora i new york roondad by henry w«ui and chartered by tb lcrto htmot f-ew york this college hu elegant and eonmedioot build i f and uparatu-t wid extent ol ground and i mimtmj unsurpugeu ku'l corps of b ana sp nen iwtructnn with rwwrj bci.itj la the as ; q>:irement of a « orvufc-h tad tcenia-amtni fenaie i i uucatu>n bent adrvitagm f.r foreign languasa i 1 it lt aoti art physical and chj-jtlaa cultura ■ hob comfinta 11 a f«w vaomicie for protp*ctm tddnm to ut 1 tiwprtdwt special notice great bargains barnes & bancroft will opjk this dai 3000 yards linen lawn at aic worth ma 10,000 yaeds 9-8 cambrics • at 15c woktb|uc 4000 yards organdies at 25c worth me 500cfrrenchqmtjslins at me,(worth 50c 5000 yahdsjfbehch lawns at is jr worth 18e barnes & bancroft cash houbej 259 main stbeet extraordinary inducements ttfto purchasers of „■ 3 r dry goods at ibarnes & bancroft our 25 cent dress goods counter is ii i'iic.l at all limes with the most desirable styles of dres3.ooodb ifreycentlt wobtu 35 and 50 cents per yard friday & saturday of.each week we kate . our 25 cent counter of ft variety of r ■ ■ *,' »,>: at great bargains e mous sales in white « piques at 26 ceutsjper j-ard and upwards black alpacas ; embroideries gloves and parasols shawls3and wraps also black icoloked and japanes silks barnesi bancroft cash house fl4 9 main street insurance t ife fire akd mabins insurance itna insurance co habttord conk inaorponted 1&19 chartsr perpetual paid up capita 000,00c three billions of dollars l j hindu preeldent i ooouno w secretary assets january 1 ims at mark.t vain otftb on hand anii in bark fta!,sb 08 lealeetato 253,e1s 14 mnrtgaa-e bonds 847,125 « bank stock ld m dnlted states sute and oity stock and other pu'..;le bkutttiaa t,5»,0!3 75 total 16.549.5 4 07 clataanot due and nnadjostad 56,00 h loseespaldinso 7war m.000,000 if the undertist'«d would solicit from the ciiizens of buffalo and un the lakes a continuance of their con ilence and patronage in this old and well known company policies imued risks taken b lake riven and • anals and kailroad to and from any pla^e in the i aited states and canada and losses promptly ad c 1 and iiaid at this office by k p dorr general agent hopi nreitraitox co pboyiduioe r i oaahoapltal and tarn'os 1»7,5j6 00 william t babton president j . maktiv tecretarj ftookr williams iaojhadck cohfakt pbovidenck b i cash capltal and surplus ssoo.mo 00 a a williams president j w.davenport.gecretary b t dork ajpuit buoalo s t policies issued at fair rates and lowjm promptlj ad jtuted and paid at this oßos office jtra bnlldinfs np rtalrs oomer prime and lloyd streati tna li pe insubanci oompaut harttori conn aocimiiilated capital h5.000,000 w annual income t.000.000 00 surplna above liahllitle 5.000,000 00 all policibh kok-rorjttitino apter second patkebt cash bates cash polictes cash dividends i dividends mid aoanallv oonuimaelng at the end of the first year dividends may be used to reduce the annual premium or increase the oash vmjue of the policy i appliamtions reametfatly eoliertod «■ p dorb o«sieral aj-rot h nsh a b abmstbohs e p fish fish & armstrong general insurance agen'y omot so m mai •*.. bocalo >. t utvmpooi a umdos a u in 00 mtekhatiohalus co viw tohk msauirs rom ins co bah nakcisc albant crrr tibb • mablksn ma 00 pioplts nsßnn.oa.,«ok3airnß ma 3s^ss xsv sasif-s°c ew bocbbllb state ma m 00 olctclakd a tbavslor m 00 hasttobd imrton«htentß.co mwtom buffalo fixe ahd kabini isstniancre compajit mtttal ishusafri coup ast of bcttalo chakteked is 1843 abbeh janl'abt 1 ■• mt4m tt wa.l<naa(,jr-ae »■ b jevo r-iaatilsil itoa.p.ss.ra.ass'ts j at bldßoaal t prm omaim kadi nun go go go to bergtoip & bro bergtold bro oit good.straw hat bergtold fc bro g obt a oood hat.(ol|rrei7 kind bergtold & bro qwi a good boyb hat bergtold & bro 081 a oood ohild"8 hat bergtold.&^bro q»r;ayjood oeirsjfklt hat bergtold k bro _- _ get a oood silk hat bergtold fc 8r0.,j sz i oet a oood white seaver hat bergtold t bro gfft a good whits cabbiiuiie hat look for the|large upright bear 291bmain istreet berctold & bro ell gauze &] gossimer|merino silkrakd cotton underwear at kennett's z73jmisntbe£t the american fruit press ! for masrao wines jelliei jams 0 c only 2 50 for wie only bj j c jewett & son fruit jars fruit jars fruit jars mason's porcelain-lined cap mason's poroelaln-llned cap mason's porcelain-lined cap at masufactcrees prices w h glenny sons & co 204 206 st « we h*v jmt r«c*it«d a new supply of double thick iron stone china foe hotels ahd bzstacra.nts in rtyle tod flduh kibom equftl to cbiiu which w offer i rtrj low prices w h eienny song & co m mtm main st the improved morning and evening star cooking stove •»■ offthk bist in ust alai > iwp io.imii ol mb«r sura «« of wtnoi will t aold v kedvcxd frico evert stotz waskamtkd house furnishing goods builders hardware nails tmrm and garden inpleaots 1 oou *<%, ac shaw.ptrbififtco 11 m.ut mug nun