The Buffalo Express, 1870-07-22

              buffalo express vol xxv friday july b 1870 mo 8340 died lei-julj 10 «« p«oim 111 , un m l rt city p»p«i pl««e copy oallaohtr—juir 1 in ul if v wi b o*l girth on rrid.,.jult»d.m»a.'m twtice u it jo pb'i c«'j.r.lr.l it i a m by telegraph war news maritime kkgulatiohs pari-s july 20 the journal ofatl makes the following anaoniicanent tht emperor hu decided on th proposifttosi of the minuter of foreign affair that all thi sur-jeete of i'nimi or of the states allied with prussia now in france or tht i french colonies shall be penutted to re i mam bo lost as their coodnfls furnishes so uae for complaint admission from th | u to the territory of france of snbjecu . of prussia or the allied stale will be sub ject to special permiasion given only ex ceptionally in regard to vessels of commerce belong ing to the enemy the following role will be nil—ii ml to such teasels now in french ports or which may enter said ports in ignorance of i war a delay of thirty days will be granted f ■ their departure and a safe conduct will be given them until their arrival at their i destination or at the ports to which they 1 belong veswls having shipped cargoes for france on account of french parties before the dee taxation are not liable to capture and may safely discharge their cargoes and load with others in the poru of the empire aftt r which they will receive aafe conduct to tbe port to which they belong patriotic subscriptions n subscription to the patriotic fond con i tioue to poor in attaches of tbe imperial i household ive one month's salary at tbe comedia francaiae last night the lead ing actress declaimed the marseillaise creating a tremendous excitement in the audience so soldiers on b.wari vic soil the french government hu sent out a circular denying that the french soldiers have invaded bavarian soil and declaring that the falsehood is a malicious creation of prussian agents the francai says italy promises to maintain a friendly attitnde toward france the latter declines other aid un less austria interferes denmark spain and rissia reports are favorable from the diplo matic agents in denmark swfl spain kus ■ sia hewever seems mclii dto favor the germans the charge against m ollivier the journal ojucltl denies the charge of deceit made against m ollivier in prussian journals because he stated hat the king of prussia icsulted the french minister and then gave notice of the act to europe in a circular note m ollivier was simply in accurate in calling a note what was actual ly a telegram sent in hot haste to ail foreign courts the recat.lofmr sit tlet bloni july 21.—the daily telegraph tumka it discovers in the recall of minister motley an intention on the part of the american government to meddle in the european imbroglio reward the north german government offers a reward of three pounds sterling for the tirßt notification of the declaration of war givtin any german vessel at sea the money i to go to the captain of the ship giving such i notification austrian neutrality brussels july tl h council of minis i ters was held at vienna yesterday at which it was declared that austria should maintain the position of a watchful neu i trality the austrian government is buy i ing horses and accumulating supplies her i ulterior policy is dependent on tho czar j the amfri an squadron astweri july 21 it is reported that i the a;lmiral of the kuropean fleet of the united states has received orders to keep i hia vessels well together and await events i variolo.d has broken oat on oard the tiag i ship franklin but there have been n i deaths belgian authorities have offered i hospital accommodations for the sick > princk napoleon london july 21 prince napoleon hu i arrived here an absurd rumor to-day i says that he had been captured while cross ing the channel in the north german parliament yester day dr simonson read a dispatch from america announcing tint the germans of st louis offered 1,000,004 in aid of the wounded widows and orphans of the war movemknts of napoleon paces july 21—evening.—the emperor baa remained at st cloud all day he will come to paris to-morrow bo receive the corps legisiatif at the tuilleries pres ident schneider will on that occasion make protestation of devotion ef the representa tives of the country for the dynasty and the national cause the la luierie says the government has decided to dissolve the corps legislatif if the members should make too strong oppo sition to the closing of session explosive bullets the same paper et»tes that the govern i ment asked the badeo cabinet whether in i case of hostility they should permit the u*e i of explosive bullets and notified them that should they do so france would not heai i tate to follow their example iho answer o the baden cabinet was that they never in tended to resort to such a method of war fare base of operations it is reported that tha french army on i the prussian frontier will make silsk the base of operations a french gunboat is cruising off eddy i stone ligbt french cruisers are reported j off esnden the fortified port of hanover it is reported that the french war de partment is negotiating with the cam pagnie trans-atlantique and1 messageries imperiale for th charter of their steamer a3 transports the la liheru reports that prussian troops massed between trevcs and saar bruck have fallen back to concentrate be tween the fortress of cohlentz and mayenence the london shipping ami m-ryintv ga ytte considering tbe extended coast line of prussia doubts if the blockade cau be made effectual under the lew of nations l.i m'iß berlin july 21.—there was great ex citement yesterday on the hoarse caused by a rumor that prussia had declared war | gainst prance the report has yet re i ceived no confirmation i a squad of 2<)o french soldiers crossed the frontier on tuesday on r*eonmi**anre | they were taken prisoners after a skirmish { none were killed and few wounded the war preparations are actively going nn the entire army is mobilized and the artillery is going to the frontier it is officially stated that the demands of franc gave prussia no alternative but refusal the french demanded a pledge of the gov ernment that no german shothd evtr ascend the spanish throne that one of hohenxjl lern princes should reside permanently in paris as a hostage or a heavy amount of money be deposited in france to be forfeit ad if the pledge was broken or that the rhenish provinces be given over to french keeping and held therein until tha death of the last prince of hohenzouern-sig mitring+fl no issot.ence the 2tord*nt*c allemaint bismarck's organ says germany wonld lot suffer the j nn iui cf france sixty yean ago and she is much lees likely to pvt up with it after sadowa paris july 21—evening.—the rumors of russia's intention of joining prussia gain greater credence hourly couriers left to day with dispatch for the cabinet of austria and italy it is believed that the koiperar demands a fulfillment by those powers of agreements already marie to stead by france it is said that as order for th withdrawal of the preach troops in rome will be issued msssiiy foreign infalubiuts pwkxatkfd pus jmij 21.—th dofm at th in ufl,b»lity of tfc fop wm fmniliwill a bm uood ihl mninailjilih nt tended with not imfmrng nl«ubs oa—monin isd iceaitad wi graal » jaißna the pahlu mmmom cl tt f ■■■■ i.l o«t,«u mml x 9 a.m with k «'«!»•' o o »—. tv iwr k^w urint rt mm cw*ri l •• m «*« prayers mri offered invoking the aid of ths h<4y sp^rt tw fatten mtan , cau • 1 dpoa lor thmr to am tw ssuin ! tuifhta of pnauojr ansl i ajaliibui ty , u wm adapts u8 voting jer and only two ■■■ ywarrf ift tbia v ota 11 the f —*- ipsasitisa is smjw 1 the pope the appearwtan prosßaianaad i the new artioa of faith sad the assissin i cloaed with a te dernn la which au the i member of the cobmu and sputatois joined with anthnsaaatas davosioal bask or pkamcb the metallic raaarre of th bank of faanoe decreaaed 30,01)^600 inmtm during i the wwk ending urt aiffct tv haak tud to ttop the deportation of gold and ha i cotsioenoed to pay the ratal half in gold i and half in lilrer mauhu july 21 the spaniah preav generally ridk-nle the proelamatioo of the dogma of infallibility war news • londow july 21.—the war news thia afternoon v not important dates from p&ria are at hand up to noon no news of any engagement had vet been received there france haa made some important oonceasiona to iiirmui merchantmen now in french porta or which may oobm in hereafter not knowing of the declaration of war theae conoeui&ns will be made pnblic immediately the times on paradol the tints this morning eloquently de ploras the death of prvvost-jparadol it lands his gift graces energy treasures of knowledge and thought his mastery of the english tongue english institution ac parliament in the hoase of commons to-night mr gladstone at id russia and austria had used every effort with prussia and france to preserve peaoe he was nnabla to state what prussia might have expected from the withdrawal uf prinoe leopold and had no knowledge of the existanoe of a secret treaty between france and denmark lie was sorry to lay that all the correspondence in the foreign office on the proposition of the mutual disarma ment of the natives of earope was not ready for publication some of the papers on the subject would be submitted on fri day he had no doubt of the neutrality of holland belgium and louxombovrg the house of lords to day appointed a select committee on the abolition of the univer sity tests the house of commons were id secret session to-night on the contagiooa disease bill the government bought con sols largely to-day affairs in greece dispatches from athens state that the resignations of the ministers hare been ac cepted and that the king has charged i>e igeorges with the formation of a new cabi net new york u brrthemv returned tc washington new yurk july 21.—m bervhemy ex french minister who was relieved by the late m prevost paradol and who wu to sail for france saturday on the steamer lafayette received the following tele t^rapbic diipatoh at the westminster hotel last uight from the t'renrh foreign office in reply to a rc-joest on his part fw instructions considering the death of m paradol and the importance of occurring events remain in the united states until the nomination of a new minuter which will immediately be made berthemy returned to wuthiagton this morning by the earl train his views on prussia while here he was em phatic in his ex - pressions regarding the war prussia he said in her continual self-aggrandizement would soon become a towering power and b dictator to france nnlfist checked prus sia had not alone contented herself wit absorbing several german states and witli aiming to annex others but had sought t strengthen herself in non-german conn tries by imposing her princes upon them she had he said already given a sovereign in rouinania in price charles and was now intriguing to place prinoe leopold upon the spanish throne a declaration of war by napoleon was therefore in his opinion a necessitj fully approved by the french people the prompt action of the emperor in imme diately forcing the issue was essential in order that no time should be allowed his antagonist to !>■■ in advance of him in prep arations or in his maroh upon the frontier death of the austrian consul chevalier i>e looser the austrian con sul in this city died to-night at the new york hotel there were thirteen fatal cases of sun stroke to-day sympathy with prusbj * . the union republican general commit tee met to-ntght and expressed sympathy with prussia and passed rem lotions de nouncing napoleon the tacht amisica 1 he new york yacht clnb admitted the yacht america into the club to-day in or der that she may compete with the cambria for the queen's cup won by the america eighteen yean ago washington jiis3ouri lansas asd texas railroad wi-hixutos jnly 21.—the i'relidrnt hag finally approved the decision of secre i tary cot that the missouri kum and i l-im railway company ku the tola right to construct * railroad from kuw across tue indian territory to texas the dccii i ion of the secretary of the interior waa i bawd upon the fast that this road lutd ar i rived 6nt at a point on the southern bonn i d»ry of kanaaa designated by law as the point when one raiiroad wai authorized to i ent r the indian country the late u taradol j the body of i'revoet paradol remain >■■ the parlor where it waa laid out yesterday numerous private parties were to-day re i fused admittance by order of the chanoeunr i of the french legation the remains were to-night placed in a metal burial cam i with the inscription luciea anato <■ i prevost-paradol a guard of marine ar rived at the houat at 1 p m and took charge of the premises subject to the orders of the legation sentriea being placed in front of the hooae and alley and in rear mr berthemy arrived to-night and im mediately went to the house when ha re muned an hour and then returned to hi lodgings the body will be conveyed to new york by the noon train to-morrow accompanied by the friendi of the deceased tho child ren of the late minister sad members of le gation now at newport win arrive at new york in time to follow the rseaains to the steamer lafayette the same innl which brought parade to this country and which rrtoraa to krancc en saturday the children and — as of t c deceased being psssangirs the reiiguu nip iil take plaoe to-morrow mining at >:. matthew's chmreb nobth german najieu earon gerolt this evening leossvad tke following answer bom the french govern m,i,t sent to the t>epartavnt of state the f reoc h government isfssis to aesßnt the north inw stnsslsis from santara eioept than at sea ignorant at war which may enter french ports the baron im mediately lolegrapw the above to the ouaul geaarataf north tinmssij at kew york aorictltinul bsttokt the monthlj report of the agricltnml depjtnxnt for july uoot tfcis altatmsaa tha zraat wheat xrowins districts all show a ili in th-rooiaiti and the ero w-al be materiauy has thu u year tvs ianwii tha hreadtt of the earn orep u greater than the jiitea»i in an average nald t wheat crop win be above the averafls there is aa axoadent proasia or oottoa and the increase in tha anount is bout twelver par snal curncnos wolava alogarrahan has filed in the 8u preens cssot of taw dmhrict of couwbia a lull hi an i i •*" i '--''-- alia ia«clpsisj 4 w i thesanaan sski etbam smsat m aansja ha ssss srth *^-^ the petal wee iaaaed to ham hy t lilllt thilll«.«n»»ah«j».»m th nartiss an wjmt hy niry ■ to<ufasthi to eaaßm^pnsnvi a^bbbbsb lembatsavjatanl l^bavaaai o^a^ana f^s&n^hm^^sj i far panoshe onjaia bannhs ha aak a i aaaltaatsatsatsa svanvsntsnatsa t^a ja^b^b^^a-^am g ' . roootaij of tk - nl --'- of tnuun th»j l««e t»k«a fn t amee and for - ia i«mlmbmnwßiha fcriiwiim pa»e.t from ik.untl.ioaaad eawhan needing aha .»* until a farther order of the court the court iamed u iajonction uj übjwaee whfcb ton ban eereed retnraehl b sipliaibar ad far he a^m of tka ma u tho smnteij of urn uwrior wl lv luaaimiooor of tko gomrml load offioo award th award of 5006 or th amat of tht aaulanla of jmm j brooki intonal littni osocr m aaihaago in phila delphia wai audo to-day by &» goron meat two taouuui douin w%n giv«a to new york and thno thmawd to phil del^hia partiam exd clolb a litter writtoa br aa offioer at fort i r»mit dated july 6 ••>• ked clood hat retd«md and v not well bo hai goao to hit tillage aboat twastj milee fraat hore whan all the abiafs m to u oauad t gether and ha will tall them what wa aid to him in washington bad i loud amid hen that if au hia people did not nuke a treaty he would tear theon aad join the polite people ha ■» going to aaod lua ton eaat to ha r'n r a wo are all ale jet i hare not teen twenty thouaaod dmkr warrion there ware about eeje thouiand hare to meet him and ther be handwall thk arctic expedition the preauiant v«aunl»y appomted capt i f hall to oommand an expeditiou to the arctic regions authorized by a reoant mt of congreea and for which the ram of 150,000 waa appropriated miscellaneous hamilton college f ti i july 21.—the exercises of tl fifty eighth oommenoement of hamiltoe college closed to-day the attendance war large daring the week the following honorary degrees were confirmed i ph ix prof albert biokmin madison university prof samuel gardiner william clave laud o ; prof darwin groter eaten brooklyn d d t prof a f upeom al bany late profeuor of rhetoric in hamilton college , ker 8 w boardman anbnrn ; rev a swaaey chicago ; rer w w howard aurora rev d magi penu van key w k williams mosul syria ll d hon samuel nelaon f lon w e sill of geneva 8 d wtloox of napoli graduate of hamilton in 1866 wu elected to the chair of rhetoric v cited by dr upton chaster hun tin ton of auburn class of g(i waa elected to the chair of natural philosophy rev a g hopkins of auburn clau of 66 having servea one year aa aaaistant professor of latin with acceptance wu elected a fall professor of latin mrs s i < hiliii who died in this city last saturday bequeathed 130,000 to ham ilton college her husband who died a (•■«■ yftars ago gave 30,000 to the same in ititation the griik crop of1 new yobk albany july 21.—the evening journal has the following information concerning the grain crop of this state the wheat crop will be of an average of fully a half if oot three quarter more compared with last year but in point of quality it is much superior about the same amount of bar ley was iowb aa last year bat the yield will be lea bat it is too early now to de cide aa to ita quality the berry will be large but may not be bright advene weather may yet change the whole aspect si this crop of oat the yield will be large and the crop fully op in amount to last year's aa a muck larger amount was sown than last year and throughout the reason the weather has been favorable to its growth and the late rains have matari tlly improved ita growth filibustering expedition sah fm.niim'o july 21.—1t is rumored that a filibustering expedition is being fit tad out here for the capture and plunder of the french colonies of tahiti and new caledonia the french consul in this city is making preparations to hays the expedi tion stopped kejii lt of lynch law denver col joly 21.—two men named patrick and ' iriawold have been ar - r-.nu-a for participating in the hanging of james o'neil tome days ago,and bound over for trial this is the first instance in this territory wherein the legal authorities hays interfered with the acts of so-called vigi lants death of a prominent steamboat man st louis july 21 capt d n green leaf an old and prominent steamboat man wid secretary of the mississippi valley barge company died at keokuk last night boston hartrord and etlje railroad boston july 21 at a meeting of the itockholdera of the boston hartford and brie railroad to-day president udrid«e itated that two in junctions had been served upon the company—one by the court of ihia ooanty and the other by judge tap i»d of maw york to restrain the oompany rom the acceptance of the acts of rhode lsland and connecticut the in junctions were broad enough to cover the whole ground and as president of the meeting he should decline to put the question to an acceptance of the acts deceased geo w redding a pioneer in the periodical business in boston died to-day tt his residedoe in cambridge dkgreks conferred hanover x h july 21.—the annual sommencement exeroiast at dartmouth col lege to day were attended by imr steams ud many other distinguished citizens the honorary degree of l l d was conferred upon robert reed heath of memphis term and john kendnck of marietta ohio d d upon rev david dimond o anna 111 key joshua v wallman of newton maat t and rev samuel p leeds f hanover republican club meeting atlanta o july 21.—the young mao's republican club met tn-day and very county was represented three hon ired delegate were promt 8 r dar nell was president raaoutions ware kdopted endorsing the prolongntion of the fienerel aasesnbly urging the equsi divi ionof patronage of tbo htsae rand said ther public isstitqtion betwoen tkw two racea and requesting the ftaperiiutent of the state road to fumiafa ffnt cum nnarhas for colored passengers wesletak tmversftt comrrnremest hartfokd july 21.—t0-day was the ommencement of the wesley an university a claaa of tbirty-eignft gmdmaaam tbst following honorary drsjreea war sdofisd : d i k*v wsm aobff president of the rheolocieal sesnnury w primitive method i«u of knitland | raw nthllill bvtoo of claasof 1850 pastor of park cont~ti»al cknroh in hnrtfovi ; luv cyme d paas sf eus of 1864 psnawof trnsisy m«shodia euisispal cwrea in nsw yerk ll !>., maj oen k r 8 canby tntud sutae ainry ratirwatio sußtl*fa saltlaex jmlytl.-kamst1 ruu as icht was iiniily jww at «■» fiit ■ urisgef thnltanl party of utah to ratify th o an of pen < w k max w*d aa-dida far i i ■ i to vmgmm munoalittm omumwioju ko«i!tatio fan iin ud jaly 21.—a ii»rt forl li fcwuj joi cotnck wu duun u.i v tim rxmocrmtfc eudid*u for coa ( * **■- "—"■ j:-il l*»t cninoa mj tl.—jmkmm on << boom omty w to-d bmta^m for 0»ogw hy *« t iftli ■■■ f tta 3 u d jwrt ot levm timttlwt itodgm ocwutal bsejudav omil mwiilm lllllmlmill by on nl fotjrtk mt uital dr u»jd hft far wmfcjgl m mnnim hw.n i..tiiii«ii«n ■ j m mo fmm«w york a it cab j«ly so omtnl stiwim will iiiimi aobbud of ikia itputtxat amnmis*miimm-t ■>■■■■ uuni wumm jarrzl—tw il col ■ ■ i.im mm '-*■- iab^niuu e.t»w tfc v«l.~«d hwrwd nsrcnitr l wm wm 4 trrnh tan svsmb sin obbibtcs nrssn harvard y«hbr tmitmtmtk 1 cawnqw,a ?■»»■- m buiiii k x posts aari jo*cpa k llulikle to-day wnt in tkmr resignations the former w i—slilj aiitia g vernor of montana aad the latter n a dftmocfatia candid at ■ for congress tbb presidential paett loiitt bbakch july 21 — president grant and family ar.il general porter ' arrired horn ic:s cveilingaid proceeded lo their cottage which they will occupy dur ing ue entire mmod tbk c-csuh ra e a large number of yachts are aumn - oft here watching for the cambria and daunt less the shore is used with people oa tho lookoat for them flit habeas oorptjs in north carolina kaucion n c july 11 — the ar k u tneat before juitiee pearson in the a.i • rp«f oaef wm concluded today the chief justice will gtre hu dwumu in two day the exeitemeat is intense bat no oaihereaki have oooarred btbajuoat 41x1 den 1 pnottobwfte r 1 july 21 the feaiaor acasbnet from mew york for sew bedford weat aahore ou point judith at fi o'clock thai morning she is tkaatpiag heavily oa the rock and her keel is breaking aa the paesengen were land eda»k«wport the nbw pension law quamtcrlt patmknt-t to pensioxir3 an l • rkovlation f claiu auknts'_fel3 among the bmat impnrtaat act paaa^l by covgreaa at the laat eeasion waa that proridiag for the payment of penaiodi qnarterly to penaioaera and for the regula tion of feee to be paid to claim agenta for the prosecution of ohuma for penaion ami iwanty land aaid aot became a law july \ 1870 and preeoribea in lubatanoe aa fol iowa section 1 penaion agents shall prtpar and enbmit within hfteen daya preceding the 4th of march june september and december in each year touuhera for the qnarterly payment to penaionera direot who on or after aaid 4thfday named t may exeonte and return the aaid vouchera and none other t the aaid peoaion agenta see — upon the receipt of anch vouch ere properly executed and the establish ment of the identity of the person entitled to the penaion the penaion agent ahail im mediately forward by mail to the said pen sioner direct and to no other person * oheok payable solely to the order of said pensioner exoept where the pensioner is required to appear personally and receive the pension cc 3 no penaion shall under any cir enmatances be paid to any one but tho pensioner entitled thereto exoept in oaaea of persona legally disabled when payments may fae made ti guardians and in oases of peraoaa resident abroad when payment may be made at provided in the previous aetm see 4 lvnsinn agenta shall receive for all serrieea rendered to penaionera inolud iog poatage thirty oenta payable by the i'mted states and not more shall be re ceited by them under penalty of vkv see fi the secretary of the interior shall provide blank vouchers to be used aa above atated and regulations therefor sec 6 penaion agents and their anthor iz»d clerks shall take and certify affidavits of all pensioners who may appear before them fur that purpose acil give the check fur the pension to the pensioner peraonally and for taking any such affidavit fajealy ami corruptly the amant shall be deemed guilty of perjury the penalty of which shall be imprisonment for five rears or less and a tine not exceeding one thousand doham seo 7 the fee ot an agent nr avcorncy for the prow-cation of a claim for bounty land shall not exceed twenty-five dollars x'be agent or attorney mumi file without coat to the claimant with the commii stoner of pensions duplicate articlua of agreement duly attested setting forth the fee agreed upon when no iuch agruem«-ut is filed or approved by the cotiiniisnilmipi tlie fee shall be ten dollars and no more sec 8 for contract for demand or re ceipt or retention of any compensation greater than above stated the penalty shs.ll be a one of 500 or leaa or imprisonment for five years or lees or both sec 9 the commissioner of pensions shall forward to the peoeion agents with the certificates of pension one of the arti cles of agreement if approved by him ami directions aa to th payment of fe*a sec 10 the penaion agents shall deduct from the amount of pcnihin due the amount of fee if any and forward the same i ■ thirty otntt as directed by the commit sioner chicago a3 snen through iiik dirwtohi esti uate-i of !• ipclatitin tiik smiths browns and hm ipiomtlm bkafotrilmav julj 17 thruush the court sy of mr i!i-l ed wards we have been plaoed in posaessi(;u of a proof oupy of ejward rbicago pi rectory fur the ytar 1870 the volume presents the g"o!|y balk of l>oo peg and c ut«mi io5,i)m names of bon bd reeuleute of tax olty being 10,000 moro than an couteijied vi the direotory for boston with all her suburbs into the bsr reia according to tbe ratio by which populations are generally estimated thin would indicate for chicago tbe possession of 400,000 inhabitant mr kdwtrds on a very reasonable estimate places the ti t - <■ at mo.mio la proof that the claim wonlii not be at all unreasonable it may be stat that both baltimore and philadelphia e«u mate their population at the proportion or fire aam a ball to erery nimn in the dirt-c toriat while 400,000 for chicago woum make tbe ratio iesa than four to one how ever in irlmmf»|f ft population of 350,1ju0 at the ratio of t£ree and a half to one w can soaresuy ba ssaiss aooording to a oopy of ur edmida directory for thn year 1864 which we have looked up for oompanaon chicago four years ago contain ad a populatiosi of 230.00u showing that the city ha added a third of her inhabitants within that insignificant da riod another four years will give tun iarden citj above 500,000 eouls theru are 112 newapapen and pehodioala pub lufced in the city if the soience of pro portion in oomenceatara were iiijli'i.i : advaaioad p-rvr-t one could arrive at a very fair ectuaase of a city's popeiation by the trnmirmtm of names thus giving s smith to nary 10uu soul wonldgive t chicago with her 800 smiths a population sf 400,000 of ftimoo-pure john hmita there are 64 tke browns have a reprc is«ta«l.m of abet 400 and the john brawu march on to the number of 35 df bsbineoß then are 120 bnt the millcri laia over 400 thereare 9 oolored w ~ iagtosm 3af tksan prefixed with the bap liwsil uaaa of the fatiiar of their oounti nnt the fifieenu amendment of liiinim there are 16 bat no abraham they are rare onr irish popalation ■ leajiiieated by sjo mmrpkys 2so o'brai ■. 170 o'connors and 170 o'lfeilla our german tnenda kead their list with about 200 f 1 and fall back on the modeat number of 120 sehnltaa of the not to common name of zimmerman there are ci rat oar flusntinaliaii friends acoordir.g to the ratio oi potmlauon oertainly , ~ . c troaata claim with 109 iln ill olmaa and 97 nilaona and nielaom tsxliniiur dirncultiß.—a late dia pateh froai waahiagton ays that the mi free the platne llajtiunj to look favorahlo ssaau si.is ci inilisas are ooeaaionally oosaaiiuing oeitfagea in different section but no formidable union of tribes appear ■ havttakeei slaoe bad ckmd's atut ■ - haashsstodtkenorlhem indiana an.l.t ■ have wen taken id quiet the southern tribe the pi mill ant and commission'r parker have been in correspondence with the pane cwaariasioaerm and the money appropriatsd to met the requirement of the traaaiee will be mad at onoa and in the meat eoeekve way to secure peace and pro mote the intereste of the indians t»»witoirl 1ia did.—"whentr*i raw clack and note fell dae th mrr oh*nf»fa«'»tewlon l andbl«e ; his ac > wan troobud through th ni«ht witl aharuts baiusa all in sight at last hie wife nnto hiai aajd ' rise np at once jet eett of bed tad get your paper ink and pee and aernrtiae to all good me he did as bin feed wile adnaad ; and in the paper adrert—d crowds oasa*and b-m.^l ■ oaf au h had , his notes were paid haa dreams were glad and he will tell 70a to thi day how well did printer's lav r tiik luffalo lxpress i'luusdeb iyeht muimiiu the exfbkss pruitino cu so 14 e kwax utrkl-i i>rilve™dt>y jtitr in ttw city urmtbyoml ...: m 00 pv urn wa«klyb|ma,b]rßdl 1m dv the buffaro express job imunting dffigb onmplßuly b>tl«.i with ihiivby but uatkkial nruriio 10 urn.ii im.i v i-ihi.i no or bonk c iu am job work ho it but bwjui btitkit bmautocr business m rectory famk bustnkssasu location of tbe :.. 1 l,i>u..r orrbuffalo those of our r..«1.r who n.klc prn-chewm in buf fa l.y .'.''..■ una out i . uaias it as s sstsajsaa will s.i tuu aad trouble th esluetto see esse arsf ally made and is strictly 11 itdt class i ar'-hitects . ik ' 1 ■ 1 .- -. - ao-l implembnts castings 4c iiu.'aku iiton tull,.s.ur,,i bankers 11 w burt a c ban bbs nsca blind hinges risbcastowb so clark a co cor nafc.raen i vlrk.nia sta books and sta-.aonfc.ry ' i tl . tavuik mi mata bl bt hks.-r.k a list 7 bje'o.cor mohawk bread a lk..t if bam and 8 w seneca l h otib h sla.a blank bo'llis stationery 4c tol--.il looswik.ii a j'jiinson ho mala ciiristy a jeni e 200 aad zir-i main hoot 4 shoes s.l b.uryvek set mala a far u jewki'i tob main bla n x book man dfa ctl bbs j l chiciikate'r 18 and 188 wmuiairtoß onkectionekb wlolessls k retail i w x bullock a00..18h division caepets oil cloths feathers ft 4 j zook upholsterers 78 main carpet fitter b pbillipb bub mam rt confectioner wsolewsls llr-.11 i.'fubi.b,bi .-..,. a b a mnnntß 100 ma , , uoaiu turt housa china glass jti.rockery ma-niißw cnkill sis said geo e kkwman ttt ««.. carriages baby-eta wallace loci neer coerv hoeba crack ela c b ovknb a son ist and 187 ellicott coal wholeaale sn.l retail c h dci'ley a co r kri and isrrauß oeokoe da x in aifl fwst genes coffee * sptok mills cii abe a co ill main opposite chuicbaa coal and pig iron 0 ■. v nosf a co 88 ohio our mlmim p-l b u likdsrbom 1 oomassmal wharf loot of m ."■-' dry goods dodd best b co tin ... v drapers t tailors sl h trton 881 main dyer and renovator l?cas chehter ta awwß envelope manufacturerr h w i'rosek.t.t-f w swan engravers on wood tjio d wioutsian •» main fancy ofxids 4c toujkr bibhlis 4 co 180 main rfjrbitajhx c isaac i kiiitk ia saw flour feed avsp grain sf h osbbw tcrrao cur ere fruit and oysters flatt fruit c itx srawawastßß fine brass castings burralo brass foundry 78 kachanfe glass and paper show cards 1 p hod-man 18 e ssn.cs t up lalra 1 iiocers wholesale a m jo.inytov 71 main grocers whtlessls snd retsil e u holman 17 mala geo w scott 17 k sonnsa gents furnishing goods stafford wkvt..n 3j7 bwsb b . ia . uknc a a bum 81 jain mott a bk.nfc.uict 3*7 man guns and jewelry j 0 bobbon * co 188 main hotels bonnky-8 liotel cor wadwurb n and carroll harness sadi.i.k.s c j s lytlk a hon liv r.t.nani opp.*lte mansion hardware lkon.fcu o r walbbidttb 271 main sad 8 swan hobtuhb a kip cor pt.arl and s.i.eoa sidney siier.m'o a c b mam fowlfii a m<»*.'r if bbbbbs pkwirru wkki.aco not www,so vr.lme liarovvare and metals rratt a c0.,48.*ri and 161 terrace hot air furnaces a d gilbert 86 main . hats caps and furs o m f oeor.ier 608 main bkhotiild a bro , ml main wm wippert 881 main iron focndry baqle irob works perry c.r miajisßipj clinton lttos wollka,chnrcl.,c..rjsclu»>n iron founders engines boilers geo w tiktt sons a co itajhiuictou nroluo iron nails u r spikes fto abatt a co td t8 an 1 h torrars light carriage and sleigh 0 c godwin 833 and 886 wmhlinrton looking glass picture frames howard a bunting 16 b 3wan malleable iron pbatt * lbtcuwortii 88 and 6t tsrrace marble mantles and orates a 8 coopkft 811 drlswarr £ swartz a co 888 main marble 4 granite works desmon9 a formon comer curt ar.d morraa joiin crawford 187 and ba nuujara millinery wboleasl snd rstau henry o-brien.iwomair w ii woodward 0 msln morrnino gocds dodd best b co til main music dealers and publishers jewkttamisiuka ho main organs iportahls pipe derrifk fklgemaker a 00 38 tl and u cunu.n organs mei.odeons 4c b pea3e 86 and 67 main planino mills doors sash 4c w a evans a co bbs h.nlc printers * blank btkik manxes baker jones a bmitii ho and hi wa^ln loe ""*""' pianos music 40 cottier » denton f main piano manufacturers 0 kurtiman 108 10(1 and 110 balavia devine bboi.tol niasara cor mar)land paper hangings ac bl h biboe.iis ji-üb btovtoomeby bros 6 main ■ erbett bioholb 87 main photograph rs w 1 sssimit 586 main ? t b hamelkton 306 and t«n jlaln scales and safe bditalo 9calb works 85 main sewing machines tttheeleb a wilson b m oil , h76 msln cor srtloox b oirbss m co 11 8 dirisloa howes m co is w swan flobencbs m co 101 mam saddlery hardware c fbatt a letcawortu 61 and a terraoa bilk hat manufacturers 0 mackenzie is7 v . btovk hollow ware bird 4 co oor braos bl and brie caaa stained glass buffalo stained glass works m fsarl bo l burns sos sato school rurnituke w oh asb a bos bs aersnth stoves and hardware enaw fbbbis aoo w*b main stov^r-urnac any ranges i bwartz a co 888 mala trunks dajitel h troattrbt soooßssor to joo hnav ntirs a bro 808 mars st tobacconists a.m adambai».,lbbwsslrle(r.»nltb*sopwarl oibsontivtiowadd * cjittl w-hmb»n watches jewelry 4 diamonds pitbi-t8 jbwblbt btobb i*l m.to tab dickinson w mais saß s oatti.e 181 m..n ' m mmrmmmacm b*l • watch makers i jkwelers rrrlruß walbeb u7 mstn jieurniae cotxl ' bfrfalu moikniko ittonl 414 main it.,amnicm block um 01848 uism k uun prto v •«">» l lm^nit d«ltoj*-..8^10 ». v yu trp o«m*»y aa ijt.waikhouk mhi r«t —. a~.~4.0a *•*£.-•*- ■— , wtmm*tj #•* a mo fotvd — wednesday aftei i -■'~ ft cow h h *'~: owner on h»t r t>n»iujt property m yl'ill a tfce uraod tron ri^gfc»nywfc w-8t lost on delaware st nea ferry ■.... tuaaday mum abuck whale bo whiji ar uue rftui hi >.' ut ame t thu 91 « • ... -. a rewarded k?ltj a strayed-from batavia st 7 . mar wt,din a a aorrel uoie five v x ii * ni i i v her forehead iiif»rzuati nun t left t i-un wlu»uvd cur iurth j..i urn aiii >■ ■■ m i *" "»■■ ■ .' ■'' 1 wasted qtobx wantkd—on the east ti ide iu-u t , !.■•(! seneca and clinton ou h!e f-.r » ci/ar t re if e wt.oie f the premise cutikl not ba reiitod * \> ftiu'i wi.jll anirwer wit fr in wind ». : ,<*,-,.' .- , 1u ■ r ..-,.. builtitritf jjik i l vnt wanted the nuk ', .(«.>■ will pay ft>r cer.ts per bushel ta ten bwmaa i tm,(it:b ut pa»4 f.e»h pie plant mt rrtddur l lh summer at if h weit fca^e -■ , buffalo f tf bradlkv philips a t>kvwt 4 gents wanteij^a few men x and women can find btffcj and profitable tin l<l tii at the (; ft ■(■!■■. fmtbacriptiaa oilier iumun it.,upiwirs f2l nr ntni'rr i ijo i'earlht — wanted a good i \ ' w k'rl to do wllfcta>ww it1 h i i /• 8 wvislow st.—wajited a 11 m good soot fjlllwl reltrrttl oih>j 170 mokoajf st.—wanted a w\.ntel a pirtftclass ironjui l.ralaundr in ovtlaiui lil*r»l ay a.d r imwi miaired or mmhui utre kt i poari it , tuaal irto i u*lp ilatl wasted — a good bakbkb j-nii.lp hiiaet-tik i i..t^l a *;• ■ lioul pnjm i __^ wanted a mas to cahva3b thu i-.ty u>t lie if tb h ■( m li * rlid i to tin tntfl i apj^i.-fywuk = ««, w ■■* tt-noc t *?* wanted — sfe.vei:al active t.iointtm m ujtrave in lakn k*w veril pv.r i.»ri-*-ulani dr.y bia'iny imt»lm rtoplu tit ii sikii k4 okstos 3wi iiu.ui i»t , itusalo n v tr *• fciti'atio\b_waxtkp \ widow lady—an amkkican - iv * i«ht a nitumiou v hou-wketper a objei t,.,i toifuln thao i.tr w»0 iv ihjrrt and ui h—t pf f»far immi mtlm audre.u ihroukli p <» , '•.-. x k m t ," b-jßiil >, n v gc2 wasted a bituatioh by a mfpiurm h4wmfcwytr ht ■*" tuake bar wumßerairv . wml ooad uferttnui givm ad in a 11 thh fflo kim isotttitlßi4w and loimjixk uerik bt.—a few lentlemk.n 1 •>*> ellicoit st — a gentll 1 nan tod mi ilc en bi fc.n.inmud.u i win mul ck iu'ioi u'jr.jum ihl tl ittel prct witi i l>'iar<i whori llirr kit n olt.ci thiaiderh iril-3 i ,>,» i peakl st.—a few ientle v w t nn-ii ckii he moooiiikmlkled willi liuant anl i oon peahlbt betwekh eagle i c 0 tnl t'oart st a few hoarder mwl i if j'j-1 *■ i cjj bmbag cmasicbis t^ok bale bh iiihlymiifned ber for fait the well known e 1 , mi known m uathkwd mm asi t.kmai rant in titiisville to^ltht-r vttti aljck fixtures foal ymtfk l am and tii troxl •£□ of the wfeablfahaea ■ itiijttchj iiti n vi mwti.i fltr tkt ai 1 ul il'jin a fine paying bulaaa en.(itire un tlie dhutihi : rff-h ouxejcsa mathew3 saloon and fixtures for salf hutted bn main il doing a gnod bodium i will l>e ul«i i>u nawwabla teriiu julin olio i hl kc.rl !. gi'i saloon pob salk in a j»esir-i ma 11 illiib and datm a p»ad limihw i i newly iin op willt biuianl uili a ic tluiikjh i dii>rru i-.r..wii bui.'iiik l-i9 houses and carriages r&mjl ajtbiaoe for sale — a jes thne-wat.d park pbrlod ■ early new 1 *<\.\,\. an lin line ri!cr k at t.ki m i m 71 ttßfh dhrtaion al gti | c^nup tor salk—an ele^ani w*=z ramllt carriane can t son at the ««»■ i dt in ■• o the lau char l pierce lu4i ixmaware rt i alv et ti«*du-.ihle liamom a j t'ikkck.admu i utniur.uffljaourjllehtvaa and elk bu kittf i m nfmt and secomo ty-tj ;»/^^ t han 0 waiiund full dalk a 4 fecbrd-hard two-seat wacom and a s:cond-hah9 leather-top ssach atc w millkk's ffa |. n iut tvu j tiif i r.'n t i miscellaxkois inivher nitoma m 3iw wwt fortj-firßt bt near r%m avenue now lark f uai.lun for sale old papers for sale-at 50 w«,u and 76 oenu per hu<vireu^t thli offlo l"1or salb uheap a valuable v it ■■ '!\ ■■■ m ■. \ locatcu with nearly to feet i nnwt boat 0 paved street and about 140 ts t watt-r i rout ailapteil m a retail coal or himu-r ar>l of ai i h«avy l.ii.in.-ss will be pbu cb^-ap t < low as wttan howard jt chappell r a en-aw agenta 348 main t fl a good engine and boiler for ue qbmp t thr da punin mill bolltr ft rkcrt.nwalt corner c'hf^affort you sale htnsts rl fl|r sale^the lasoi xew milil i-ntory frame iwellinir 2j7 llmum rt a | tiaj i.uilt lot 03x1 16f botß trwt.i paved wii be jaem ■ i b.r;»,t lxx • vtoamtom 13 w #* fox sale no 1(10 pearl st rex 2 story ami bmbbmbi bnik in perfect repair lt but and c.ld water wt i u old oa easy u-rm juiin ott si ptarl rt nil a for sale — a f'n'e brk x vi dwehiuff oentrallv locitcd m pearl k vmn i be had at a baixa v if dispo»t»i ol soon lex ft pickerimo 13 w swan hi i tfl f*)e sale—a splendid new i k3 h-«tory inittje dwelling hou:e finished off in the mt worlmanlike manner wit.i all ui conteni 1 encea of » ie bouaa ti buildup u 24xss fact div tit j mlv suit almoat any taste uu-hi , r and pump lut 0 ft on connecticut at and 16 i fl deep between tenth and tlerenth fta tbi i property will be toid at a barraia w.th aaaall pay i ment down and balance on lung iom iii'mka sanford 10 w bwaa k tu iheap cottages for sale 644 norrin rmb lot 15x115 i 117 fourth n lot 25x100 •> menroe si lot s»xlo 97 palnwrat lot sojxioo i io uastinus*ott<>.4 brown't building tjou3es and lots on dela ii ware st for balk i the 8-eiory brick house with lot mbj 125 on the i aoutb-weat ooner of tupper i<t delaware tt ; al«o i tha s rtnry uaati front brick houae ejegau ;- i finwhed and fraawed furnl-bed with all the modern i conrenieneea aaml wmraaed hv rteai t vether whh btable and can iaf hoiue being ho mi deuware i rt ; atoo i the lf-storr brick house in complete order with i i*4 60z1t4 and choice frn t no m 6 maware n ; lalao i>m q*w t-etorr ana french roof brtek bou<a wih win all compl.it with tot 50x173 twin so 015 delaware at ajao i ttm xhaory brick bouw wtth lot stxlsa no 142 lmtnrart aba i the s ptiir an-i wing i nrk houa with brick baro and lot mrt hi no 101 de aware at lton at baker i ft rtalajdl-flloe m for sale 1-story brick co i - a uf nnueut ihda mrai niagara wa ter cellar 1ar t « lot ate will 1m aou at a harvaiu in itihawarlfnr a bouaeaaa lot weet of main ■«., anda^m dtfenaca paid bastuios ft utto 4»rwm'aßaamft *\ mfor salb at a bargain—th eeirabtekooaa a»d lot no u morth dm un ak uaaaty baeva to ia fl ordar aad van **- anm vmbaaauataaanataifamitodlarawaa lot tfsiu whh fruit fc oanuod otto 4 fcow'iwmiai j ig for bale-so 909 washing jrbl *—* i i ' j i i f *■■■ with wbiff o«w obder tim whole boow m aaj all laooamleta otwar let atxlm whh a aawwa üb*ltakßnmj.uw.tw««a4 of fox m won sale by m mcoomb no tj >-. t r ;, : . t *■-*.-•■,,■ ba&ei}ar,d ooofecti'jtiery tort and dwelling t j ■ ti ~[ he finest chances iv v city o 2 pod lsljjmm km item be made pa lor iueli w 4 iui will sell ehta and on «'**■> term m cht*ai f . career f mortfa brick star ri i e.lin a giw^l urtck eu u of wi'cr eu wll kli . ■<■ ■! i r wuuld exchantre lor a pn»*w ■:»> .;, lfc ' *■■-). a " i"j"»-i"i *. lj ir.f.tiathm a lain ofiltion fc m km water n.i cellar a ik mirth it t-*tory fram dwelling in jf^d order win aril 11 r or would trade for a !-„•■ fa u»e crt of u ii it worth 0000 or c7ooo t | r «. r,t*r virgin it 2-rtory frame rr rood conlltion gal cellar td a *.-*! * '■'■ ■' *»*'■* fruit to«m cf aij lind*ai.d irrapes the mh b ft fr lit r-.-.r.ii 7 r v ■ iij.«-*re plat ; rowav l-n-.j^h lor 4 h»ujks 97)1 sell eh-aj.a browner * gat x w kur pe i'j7 b*ril|li »' f story wrick iwt-ll'ng baa eejar rt-ui 1 magm wau.r thh is a beautirul loeat-ou mi.l mil 1 r wmw take a email booss and loi i i pap p m«arfm onm*di*u:ly prise 45g0 w m-jr*j am ruiß fur bale or «*■ huifc fur cif proj rl af.i'ly at mejotb*c.land okfk.'e s s_«ouih l>iv>m n r win ffp>el*twake st remdhncai jfoh bai.e on of the n o,t fc.airat>l on that rtra leg a pl kbltlng 13 w swanwt fil •« t(t(t sale ur for ktnt—ko ij-i 75s uth i>i 1 ( 11 t iinrf aiwl twaetuen bf oi ' in , i jti.iii i t de rale ter fnw aii<i .'*.- fieturm turn in rear ternu r .-■>».■■. jobs f pjuj^ffmh t f^j *»" foe sale—fi>e oruiu cut *• i l|faft 4m *••*■& »-., 1 mtory fnune i !►• rf r ~».,- mi tmi uttly pa'nten john otio ipeari.l 120 etor sale — mkvkkal flmi redden'-a r mam frank n and delaware ir.t j.ihs tit t ai iv»h trwt fil £^ kule iih.nt-l ijka-.stuky kramt »- ■■...„. i,i i st , i-ctwwsu euioutt vi.i c ttaifi ii a i'-irtur inwtwi will l.f rtnte i inapt a t^ml tenant lex & pickekino 1 w hmm st m #* fruk~hale—a iflt.vuil rfc>l tii dence i.eir ttie t»rgo pniiwrty west uf main i iff.uw an'l kriniivn in ex.*)ient order th i r md wafl btocktd with a great ru~uty ol fruit jui£*_uttoj*ljv»rl <. f2l vveky kink cul'.niky ke.si d-i.ec fof mia s tuatfd on te il'ijxi of th ijiuunla.ii at lewi»it n mutaimnjf 1:6 ioma full ;,; ajid utlier i rr i and ■ i ■>:! i t i . ifape tinea tin uttitr iiirumjery vita » v rj ni dmfaaaj k(>»-e mituaud *■ fth the pr.»«(-<ot xum»n nd hmhftlfat aln >, a'l ueofhturj uu^buildni ti.t ■■■ i u:l i"-rty mill b*aomat li«t ut the value f i c^)i i.r half un whort tim fur lumn«r p:irtjculj.r apfaraßia ire m se or to ul'mk k sanfuki 16 wmi hwan ht ft 7 iheap uol'^ks for sale nuw 2 r orv hri.k hoiuc 838 stuan it-.wittirx an i wan lotlßxlu t^torywcß h n-r,rr3o*k nt ; tot 33x150 well km thnil r ami fr-nt in abundance msmq iwau houim i;ii uoulh wlllli vt , in 1-atan tarn c ttatfc il oak «'.; lot scxim terr il'-nifalilr and i h'-ap ■^ -■■ -\ iraiur h<iu ii sfril c rear batavu bt with 1-btorv t'xmc r..tra«e in rear lvi 83^x1 «. fu habtimjh & inio 4 brown's buildink wlluajiivillk pkopifikty fob a gee ij rt«rj ainl ba-en>em ir . h u-e sb unoil t in he rillsaa of william*.ijl , m 1 order ins y nl ifr»(t vine-.fru t treat &>- wi ibe idcheap john uctd si i'earl t f efob sale a fine 2-story btul ilwiiliatf on eliiuott kl near n«n>^ee prlsa km a.i.d on uasy urnu lee a fickkk i (~ u w swan t fib a t^iovvnuty'd lani uffiuk no 1 bfturb itcildings cor mi<q and eeneva ata fox sale a 2-mtory brick bo«m on jww st near the state n.inna1 s h ul i utwtt front bj iao ft in epth aompriafag w li t.x-keil irmr-ifn tfam a»w hnu and fowl thwhooaaai ffiasvafu well buiit a»u tttod with atufalfl mill if pamat t etc tb*n u « him viii w rr>.-n qw w wind w f the river take luil <'.:.■ liorc price len thwi cist and w || itobab.v ir m loaaj 1w ,».■ . . in ralm m uie next two or thna faatk cwi appbotioa ibeam be uivlc by bbf asm win i,nir to arcure a bußsiß an a wr niy be off red a li pr mint low prhw for » abort uam applj to a b townlky s-i 1 h li t.-r li.nl j rl r ,«, 1 jh>k hale ok io exchange fox a first i l:i rei-idence in thia city a faroi of im mth flrnl u»llty i land ijln jll-t ouuidf of lbe cit v iimit-i i.a a larjfi ircharii one of the bert mi musty soa two-rtory doom and three food i"n will be hum ct i li.ua re of bii uqwarh .^ rn'.p^-kll cs ifoh sale clieal 2-btorv mjjl brteh h>oow,4l k»»t turp'.rst in ir<.od orde at,ir mslxao will be m at a bariratn fo oa«h hasi'ing * ottu 4 brown'i buildinca 14 i?ok sale.—a mfiw and tikbt i dm - j aloqt rmideace with ail the modern lm rovemcia south itit ol rerry utrect west of i>e ware l t i&ttx646 feet termi vy f 1-uell 0 1 3 uollimter buildii b^o k~s a~ite^29i~kokt u division t l-stor and hfjtement cellar and wate will iru dmsoh the party h g»:i^to leave lown price 2300 apply to m uccoub no 6 sout division m ell jf\esiha~ble property for wali ellictrtt 2 lion brick house very deairable nadovdar price oou him t h.'umi au.l lot pnee fis wo ninth x hi.iue aii'l lut price ki n rth dtfwoa ht n"w-en midi tin and chest nut dt 2 ifairy nrirk b->u.*e price c tiowaku a ctlal't'tl 3-id main t for sale farms dla.ck rock land for salk 1 zl acre r.n the mi'ira'v roal bmt the pro j<c ai railroad bmmwi tuitntft m ■ be hold to cio bp n ei-tat*1 pii c 100 cr aei l\on bakkr kr:e land uflli itjl tsr ids sale-near the vil £•£- la^oof aisi-iti a 2-^tory frame house inm andfaaeratol lantund-r fine t-u!tiv»ti n tlnre aie on the premises a*ar 10 full teannj apple tree uf choice rafted varieties lhv jlillßg ajjfcw tie*i i kiimiii^to bfar b—lfci wlchtrrj irm^gofm qubmai,cmnbcmoe.ctc alivnir sprrp in on th anaatam a noal iaa»ua i'-'-i rt l i vv hi a mlc and a half hi a flouri-hiitk til iro f hkm i.iitiilhbnth obi td<un v i whicli i olh^s in nrcfcc . jobm otto 1 paarlat k m fi*t bxctfaxob for city or tinri i r«i»erty mb acres o land ■: r»i-ii 1 oamd in mi art will i-,x j -, 1 t for di-sirih pfcj or f&rm piupuvlj and c*sh rtfference i hastings ft utto 4rr wn hni:ding gm j bubcrba29 propkett f0 bi5l fij on ivlevm avptiue bmt walden nt coa ■■.■•■■..- as i;1 4 ft-v with a i-<tory frame lwelhi n.utning « rooms wi'jtt cellar lunii etc ; 150 fru •: c .-.. 1 well tu i.xx a ph'kkkinu is w iowa land for~~s"alb or ex 1 chanok iss acre of jf j fami'itr land d ir»blv located in dalian cooaaf state ol ifiwk w he exciianirrd for reai e-tate hert and c h diflcreti paid hastings * utfu 4 brown'i buildina fl4 v great chance for sale lfti orret within a milcx of the city in at excel lent neitfhb-irtiocd in a tiiirh state of cuuivfttioo with orcriiri cumtit bushes coveri one-citrhth ol an ma\ti st'a i*riy beda,&c tprin ixup int'jf rrouad lar>-f ham and a l£-»tor house an tae roftrietor iniendd mo\inc t oregun thia property will be mid at very heavt sacrifice for cash down further particular ran he h*j at my office speed application in desirable a 11 tow>let mo 1 uollister kuilditiff im ■ cor seneca ft uain -(-. | puk sale—3i acres of land of fruit go-'il hou-e an-1 barn inquire'at vj waros * bucklamd no t brows'a building farm for sale-best garden land in erie county vu«t be aotd to do nitmtrtve 2sa iw 2 mi\*m from the coorv '•■...■ will be m cbeap by uuwakd * cuap i pkll s4b main afc f4 farms fox sale—a good farm of lt'j acres in the town ol weat scoeoa i four-and a half nftafl fmm buoato a nnv ! tt cy bfick bou-e three hundred trafte ■ r and a troo.l xuw bouse very cheap howard a chappkl,34b main cire-1 di9d to let-af pskj mhodses for rent by hl'me k hw-'ord 16 w swan t 6 allen «., 2 nory brick wiih all modern im prnvemenu and ham 6 deuwaratc 3-story brick with all modern unurovsmenf barn c 74 cott»|te t 2-su>ry brick ni water bam 4c 4t 1 hippewa at 9-atory brick gma and watfir ttt 3a»ac *:., 2-mory brick g and water 6-4 went seneca a t-nory brick and ba*emect gas and water 1 * allen st i-<nr fr*«m m i lull it 2 tnry fraame pw and water mt porr ft t^tory tmmt \ til oedar st 1-story inaaa tl artauas at 1 rtory frama ! 198 ninth rt s-st'wy fiwoe | cnr clinton and union st 1-ttory frame eleventh t mv tort t^lorr trams au ol the abora ill bt raatad at reduced rat i i fl wmi » gauroiu houses to kent we have anaral omsrabw housm wwch a will rant at rwlmmlnan for the balance of the year hasi moi4<rtto 4rr»artaßujb>t ho m brick barn for rjtnt sixu ato sn thaalley in raar rt no 154 twaa sl ■■■ immmagan at lke 4 pickkboiq uw bwao w-sat _ aia t aboe barn to let situ ati i_j nfaucaaajnearaiiiii list r for loc ho—i ltoli a mtt arts uad oftw fo noctrtkr house to let—for a j frmollmm a a low not ti an rimnal tinmi it nsar lbs tj^a tyk'wmd klafi w*!m 4rjejill^ri^''i li ■'■ i j to isr-a#ossa t0 kent—two-stoby frame dweuink ■<>■ 71 tomtit it;«et itfe gm uj iwr.mlw wn o i.«t la r-»r will be r-ntej efceap hajfhnqs & utto no t ferowo't ba dtog glb ior kent—the fink 2-story x fr«i&fl dwellinf no 20 norrte place with barr • mif htfut location wilt be rentad low to i go eoant lbk pickeruio 13 we swan at x g dwellings 1o let m ud ufwiciit brick no 101 faj 1 tt , ea*l of oak rent ft£s per monji until ha 1 125 eag-le it . cor klin lent fzs par month south it opp.«he fort porter with large lot and i b*rr i«ot#2 per month iwclinu it ; rtrjt lie per month f23 ltom * baker erie laod o«oe hocse.s to rent by m mccomb ho 5 south divmon at l 7 georgia m 2-n-jty brick in exeelleat eondi i tton kti,water and eel ar thi b a wrj central lo i ati<m rent 9450 i j v_.-i swan t , 2-iu.rj frame bou»e new and flnuv i i-ff n excellent manner with all tbe modem lvi provement rent ir i 1 brick ttore and 1 c linjr to rent in a good location for a family ir'<#ry the name bm a good utw i ooaruing housk to lkt—o i > ft lie i it at the head f louifiina rt the sd i in 3d ctorien k nd tr more connected with themdu if desired t a £ l tenant it will be rented ▼«■} low hume ft kankohb 16 w bwan u 7 tfft klrnwhed house for kent j a very pleauiiu located house on franklin st finnuhe^thrr.ujfhi'ut will be iwwiy tapered i pa l . apply to juiim otiu 81 pearl ft for rent at a bar'iaix the lj-»t-jr dwelling 73 w chippewa rt , iie'ween frahklin and delaware it gnu and water lee * pickering is west swan it « to'let-rooms offices to be let—the scite of three roomi known as the erie land office . i'r'iw li'iild t _■-, mil be f*w iet.t tn in a ,■ .- if at wl.tch date «• ihall remove to our new ■ :!'. tw * lvun a bakkk trie land offloe gil ooms and power to rent the r hlj are detirable and the power cud num in^une ■( k a v holhed michiipui at and the canal buffalo lori's for rent—is the new hl.uk f i-i.-r of wawiinßton aa.l green itreeu th wuotid ry over s li 3 and 156 tbe whok f the thira itory ai-^ly to * march 17 ihto ct»-tf jewett t roott t hree nicesleepisg rooms in that cuatrml locality 33 main street otct i>,:dley & rockwell apply to geo b bull on the i.ren ■ lbcax kotices supreme court—ebie county henry puller plaintiff against arah coliin ft.le ia we«t and khoda fuk delfiid»r.u to the above dt'fendanu take notise that ym are li»reby requl-ed to an swer the complaint in this aoi ion winch will be fll»u in the .!•:■■■ uf the clerk of the above court ia r city a buffalo h the c<-unty cf erie and to a«rve a osp of your aimwer upon me at my osce.in the city t liuffai in bai.l county within twenty da aalter • ■■-.> ■■■: i rtummoiiit upon you excluaite of the i i (- :\ . ■<. ..■■■]■,.. take noticr that if youfai ;■!■*..: n»i i complaint within mud twenty daya v i !..■!. the plaint ff m i ap|!y to the court for u n m ilemanded in the aaid eumplarnt dated buffalo june zj lo7l n morey puintilta attorney t*ke i"hce that said cnmpl&iiit tt filed in erie c-untv clerk1 office on the 1-ith cay of july 1870 uurt,ki july h l»70 cljl-tt n m rev plaintiff's attorney s tjpreme court county of srie.-jucet wauon uid henry m wauon ~.■.-; walter bezion tn thedrfenjant walter sext^.n you are berehy uiuin tmi to anftwir the com ; > i:i in this action which wa fi ed in h ■ office t tin ckrk of the county of eric at buffalo new r«k on the lith day of july 1870 and tcwri a copy of your answer on the aubsenber at his ofßot n.i i erie c>-iity 3av*r(f bank bu lding huff new yuri within twenty iia - after i aertice o thia niimmonh xcmalve of the day of atrrio m the plaintiffs will ai.ply to tht ccurt fur the reli.l demanded in tbe complain da-eri buffalo july la wo pi r"7t geobge f lke plaintiffa attoraey ciupreme court erie county r maria l shelley plaintiff agaimt richard s shelley defendant to the defendant kkhard s shel!*y v'-uare htrehy sua>mnn«d toanswcrthecompla'ct in thmaction of hi:h a copy ia herewith wrnd iitm>n vju ami iwrviattipv uf vouratawer on bm at tlie'city of buffalo within twenty daya after tl ■ service hereof exclusive of the day of auch serrice a i.i if you fail to answer the complaint m aforea*i<l lha plaintiff will apply to th court for th relief 4 in*nud in the aaid complaint which complaint m fil d in the office of the clerk of the county of erie mi the 25'h tm tk ju l^~o hated buffalo j«ne ■&, la7o s o go'jlo plaintiff's atu>rney k sf6t 5 8 itiviwion st bu«*lo n t fcemvfikmshix silk umbrellas alpaca i mbrellas cotton umbrellas at kennett's 273 kaih street special notice or great reduction ! h«viaf d*urmid6d to close out the b«i»nc ol ot,r l koek ot hats.caps j stbaw ooodg w b»t marked them down below the actual cost tvt urc coa.ii t hats caps amd straw goods lmov fiw ituf large upright beab 991 main street bsrctold a bro pkt pb special notice great bargains barnes & bancroft will open thw^dat 3000 yasds liheh lawh at me worth sit 10,000 yards 9 8 cambrics at lie worth uc 4000 yaeds obgahdies at sic worth 50c 5000 french.muslins at x worth >-■ 5000 yaeds feehch lawhs 1 at ujc worth isi barnes & bancroft cash house 259 madc street extraordinary inducements s to pi'aohaskrs of dry goods i barnes & bancroft our 25 cent dress goods counter u supplied at all timea with uie moot desirable etyleb of deess ooods frequently worth 35 and 50 cents per yard friday & saturday of sacii week wk have our 25 cent counter of a rwk-ty of anides andj at great bargains enormous isaleb in white piques at 25 cents per r.l nj upvardt black alpacas embroideries gloves and parasols shawls and wraps also black colored and japanes silks i barnes & bancroft cash house fit 269 main street mcsical heap pianos 1 a 1;.,-ir rj*i and gray parlor grand price ti 1 acriickeringct.notrt orwid price « a chu-kerii g square seven octave r*nc x auruverteen do do lv 26 ai hews i do do *< a western co square 6 1-3 1 1 a o»le t co square six mm do .... 1 j also mvertj nix uct«ve pinion at f5o to fioo each the above insi ruments are i ffered for halo or rent and the rent to apply on the purcbaite for one year gt cottikrtdeitton.gwmaidit cheis kuetzman piano manufactcrer corner batatia and llm streets two squar«a from ui old courtbotme | th subweriber keeps connuntly on hand a choice assortment of piaao fortm in eletrant ruacwood omm which he warrants to be equal in tone touch i and finish to any tranufactiired in the countrj per 1 ■ ins desirous of obtaining a hupcrior instrument are ] jewett & mi3chka's music stoke hi main street aoenct fob the usktvalled chickerinc pianob at prtcea reduced to mch an extant that they can be purchased for nearly the same flgrure which inferior tnd wfinhlit instrument commaad call and g«t an uluatnued price list we are ai*j afeau for the celebrated decker brothers pianos which k dow taking the lead orer ftu other mew turk mmkm our i^rve maortnecit of ptiooa o include in trumenta from the celebrated nanufactorim of j b dcnham bloomfieldiotis uuikbt g abler it h»re on hsad »& miimwiiiil « the oelebnted el wnu * m paiiu ml tiitit •■■*■, wtjai tor atifnl ill ptaielike quilit of tone ri t i rl of te^ui dnnhmtj of eoastruetion ex ceed all other n»ee c«u mid n »"■■ our larfe nriotj of piano stools piaso oovma *«. piuoe boot itored boxed aad thipped on ehort mttm old riajtos ute hi mnuni we an l jiiiiauj eddinf to oar t»tj lane and weu aelected moekvt ihe3 m-te ■•*»! inatr oenta awl maaal ■ 1 laji ofoeerj 4aacrlptk>ii jewett * mihchk a hum nun bt 10.».t k»bcatie»au / ihegakay tnbhtltte enrli aad froneh lor tout ladim and muae boudlac and d*t papile im7 aaa llt sprace it n i lilltll peon will re-open on tuesoat ri—ili m the tadrnaire of the family and it cod auttr ill1 to tke imimu mtntalg d hskttllt fm mi !■ pnnctpal wells college o>tb sank ov catuga lake auboba hiw york