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buffalo express vbi xxv monday jult k isto ir a ««. married kivkr jones-.tuly 1 tn thii cit byepr.alem alirllilm mr john siver umlu liu f 1 uki uughter of th lftte milm 1 net died wl lkivsov-ttaifuner at wuliui wi>kineo:i whi take place at 2 o'ol-ck p 11 thii da from no j.'2 virginia t stua*uss july m in this dty anna wife f r>tar htr»u«i iil mitftit*r of jacob laos acod2 trvf funeral front tfc naufcace of h*r hiwt«<mi 41 michi.m at mondaj j01j25.«k9a m friends ami acquaintance ai invited tv »■t*i.d bauerwkin—on th 2«h ioat in thu city mr mary bww*«ln in tte tttlb r ot hum f,.8-rml on m«md t iwf m iram them jeoos of bar aoo philip svmtwi , no ti oma rt rn«na and aeqaaiatuicm art it-»itni to at lend kksht—juiy si in t',ji city of appoplexj phlhr knit ft*a 72 years funeral will t ■■• place nn t-j cuy at 2 p m from the lau rwtdene if the u i 415 seventh at iiich»ond~vuty ik i 111 , chsri«r y luehmoal iged 45 year the fuimnl pro mien will leave st paaln milt n pearl fil u»ta monday aftenuoa ats o'clock and iiiimiiiiir.rt i—'1 —' * wbaratbcintoimeiit m-t r.cm wfl •■» ton prtendi arc lurited to at by telegraph the war a proclamation from napoleon a slight skirmish paris being fortified denmark decided on war hungary ibr france french troop massing at melz and thiondnir gseufcwn os a wah footing address from theqitekh of fbttssia kte kte eta nafoleoits proclamatioif paris july 23.—the journalojficul thie morning publishes the following proelama tion from the emperor to the people ot prance frenchmen.—there an in the life of * people solemn momenta when the nation honor violently excited prtases iuelf irre sistibly and rises above all other intereat and applies iuelf with the single porpoaa of directing the destinies of the nation one of these decisive hours has now arrived fo france prussia to whom we hare giver evidence during and ainoe the war of 66 of the moat conciliatory disposition haa held our good will of no account and has re turned our forbearance vy encroachm«ats she haa aroused distrust hi all quarters necessitating exaggerated armameats and ' has made of europe a camp where reigi disquiet and fear cf the morrow a final incident has disclosed the instability of in ternational understanding and shown tin gravity of its aituation la the presence of her new pretensions prussia was made to understand our claims they wen evaded and followed with contemptuous treat ment our country manifested profound displeasure at this action and quickly * wax ory resounded from one end of france to the other there remains for us nothing but to confide our destinies to tbt ahance of arms we do not nuke war upon germany whose independsnee we respect we pledge ourselves that the people com posing the great german nationality shall dispose freely of their destinies as for ua we demand the establishment of a state ot things guaranteeing our security and assur ing tite future we wish to conquer a dur able peace baaed upon the true interests el the peopta and to assist in abolishing that precarious condition of things where all na tions are forced to employ all their resources in arming against each other the glorious sag of france which we once more unfurl in l.h face of our chalk-agon is the same which has borne over europe the civilizing ideas of our great revolution it represents the same principles it will in spire the same devotion frenchmen igo to place myself at the head of that valiant army which is animated by-love of country and devotion to duty that army knows its worth for it has seen victory follow its foouteps in the four quarters of the globe [ take with me my son despite his tender years he knows the duties his name im poses upon him and he is proud to bear his part in the dangers of those who tight for our country may god bless our efforts a great people defending a just cause is in vincible napoleon neutrality of denmark the libmu of to-day says that the gov ernment is in receipt of important news from copenhagen relative to the neutrality of denmark this news is contrary to re cent reports on the snbject couriers have been sent to denmark to advise the cabinet to take no stops until the arrival in those waters of the french fleet trx)p3 from algeria marseille july 24.—yesterday a large part of the army which has been op erating in algeria arrived here on trans ports they were accompanied by nunvr ous volunteers—kabaylea they wtrs all greeted with the greatest enthusiasm an they marched through the streets of the city on the way to the front srrasborro july 24.—late friday af ternoon the prussian force on the kadei side of the river blew op the eastern end of the bridge connecting this city with kehl brc&4ei.s july 23 a correspondent of the lwlejviuiaict beige writing from mat france bays the whole country swarms with prussian spivs prussia seems to be eager to pay for all information touching the movement of the french france however not through pride but from a wish to maintain a frank character of the war in harmony with its object declines to avail herself of any such instrumentality paris july 24.—the departure of the emperor for the front haa certainly been postponed for a few days the reported death of general douay is false the french agents in the south german states have demanded their passports the bank of france has raised the mini mum rate of discount to 4 per cent the ministerial decree published yester day afternoon forbids from yesterday the publication in any way of any account of the movements of the french army or navy the czah of ru9?ja the patrif of yesterday afternoon tays a dispatch had just teen received from st petersburg containing the following in telligence the czar addressed a note to the french government to-day he regrets the precipitate measures taken on both tides and that opportunity was not al lowed russia and the other powers of eu rope to act in favor of pnann the czar while regretting the calamity of war will remain neutral so long as the imtsnets of koasia do not suffer he adds that be is ready to do all to limit hostilities and miti gate the horrors of war the protection ot he3be count eteusendberg minister of hesse in paris has requested mr washbarne by order of the grand duke of hesse to pro tect hessians is france provided the french government gives its consent mr wash ha rue has acoeeied to the request dtxhark decided os war new yobk july 24.—the htralt spe cial aayi the army cf south germany has been ordered to the north tne prussian army gos south denmark haa decided on war she will wait until th french fleet enters tho baltic v hungary is alao for fracoe the em peror1 proclamation to the people has mad a profound impression the htrals second special says a dispatch from berlin to-day announces that the passenger traffic on tile railways will cease to-morrow the reserves and land wear are batagpsjahed forward the srmy is in exorll—t spirits and oonfideat st*a*bocw july 23 a paaie oaonrrad here this monins onn—inswd by urn report . of a load exaiosao the pro was had \ 1 jown op tb abutments of tie au»t rail i mannsl marmtlf m sxpscasd to mm row tb impsrar is upsets aft kacey tbe praach feroopa are m ill j afcjute andtniosrrillß aftkiutub a 7mtf ismsl dated cofcleate j-jf 24th saws a fraasiam fom frasa saar boam crossed the ftmch benkr s fetar daytoaaane timi i thatinc tioaof st a«-olt s»d mcrfz after a mssiag soaw dtatanos they aneoutaram thti owtpoat if th askdty.andbsrfahtiak skirmish with a feres of r'rwci chawksfm the prsmsians raui-h leaving two as on the field itfbe'leved.th&s th fraanh uattsaer twain killed it is oonbdamuy | ktaiad tha the praaaiau an atowiftk—isg j coblesti oolj with the intention of making lit u has of operation and intend u throw the force down the line oc the soar and carry an offensive war into france a u-r-.ut incul date pam inly 24 nvs it it predicted that the eaiperor will proclaim the republic thnnfhout garope if a coalition ia formed against him tbe bask of fraaoe ia paying rates onjy in silver volunteer are coming from atgrrian cities,anii the hanoterian refneesin franer are forming volnnt*»-r rmmini.oi to j«u th french arm i-udi are being placod apoa the fortirios tions of paris ah gland on a wai koottifq in oonserruence of the attitude of austria toward bavaria and the iswsd russors w the warlike attitude of rsaaia england ha resolved to make preparation for patting her army on a war tooting the channel squadron hai received orders to getn*ty tor sea its destmattoa it to twite witr he mediterranean uadrao at gibraltar to form a flying squadron under the command f admiral hornby who has been tele ; irraphm a valparaiso to return to england hnmediately i'aki j uiy 24 the ofteial journal of austria sayt that the gorernment bavin exhaasted all the meaoß of mollifying na poleon and vrevmtißg the war km nwlred to observe strict neutrality bat at tht same time keeps np a careful watch for chance of a peaceful settlement rasvia ansoadces its determination t ! nae all the means limiting the theatre ol war and abridge its duration trtfquheif of prcsbia the queen of irnssia on learing th ethine pruvmotss for berlin issued a farewel address to the inhabitants she says she has bred twenty yean among them and has experienced nothing but their attachment ana devotion for th king her child re and herself she woaid willingly stay bat sacred duties call her elsewhere tbe enthusiasm of ger many is tbe voice of god her sattering in the past and the blessings which follow ed them for half a eentary warrant a eon tinned trust in 11 in lor time and etc rait y kcki.iv july 24.—the only written doc nment which pruasia has received from france since tne beginning of the quarrel reached berlin at 1 30 p m on tueaday last and was tbe declaration of war it declares that if the emperor uf the french is obliged to consider a proposal to elevate a prussian prtncs to thn throne of spain an an attack on the security of franco and ht ieaires that prussia disavows the sohsine this prussia refused reserving her right to be governed by circumstances the em peror says he is forced to consider the de termination as equally menacing to franc and the european rquilltbrinni and par ticularly as it was rendered the more aigai ticant by the prussian oommnni cation madr by prussia to tbe oabtnsas of europe giving n aocouut ol the refusal to receive tbt prench ambassador the paper concludes : ■the french goveramesit therefore taking steps ia defense of honor and injored in feerestt and hevinif adopted all measures which circumstances remitr decessary con iders itself at war with prussia new york admitted to bail nkw yurk july 24 coroner kollins to-day admitted thomas donahue the al leged murderer oi florence scannell to bail m the turn of 10,000 after consultation irith the district attorney charles cornell of no 22g east twelfth street and owen murphy of no 231 ixth street in 5000 each evangelical confluence the executive committee of the evan gelical alliance have unanimously decided that the oeneral conference to be held in thii city in septem>«r next shall not be postponed on account of the present war in europe some of the delegates from the continent who are expected may possibly be unable to attend but if to they will send the papen which they have prepared to be read at the conference the tubf the trotting at the loiig island fashion onrie drew a large crowd lady darling and butcher boy were drawn before the end of the race honest won the first race and prinoe the second if pakadol's successor a time special reports that berthemy re ceived approval of arrangement made iv relation to the family and remains of the ute french minister to washington m treilihard present french ministertochili will be accredited to washington as m par ad ol1 successor held for corntehfemng fn the united states commissioner's court yesterday thorns brando wu ex amined cm the charga of having toe poasaa ion of counterfeit bills on the national banks of poughkeepsie and new york the oxnmiasioner reserved his decision nntil monday gkniral shkridan the times special says mat geo sheri dan arrived at long branch on saturday bat hardly pansiog to take breath went to the oottage of the president where he had a long interview with president irant which was over the urn to uke the 4 i m train for philadelphia on his way to wash ington the reason has not transpired war meeting the germans held a mtm isting st hndsoa city to-atght to expraas th«tr sym pathy with prussia resolution were adopted denouncing the'usurper napoleon and pledging aid for the widows and or phans of the war an address to the ger man nation expressing the sympathy of the americas germans wm adopted and or dered to be sent to euiope snhtcriptioo lists wpre opened and other practical mea sures tikti f«r the assisteaa oi those in the tield v • at a late h-mr last night a tire was dis covered in tao offices of major k knapp american bwk notejco vm 69 71 sod 73 broadway the fire broke oat in a dry ing room the flames spread rapidlr though they did not teach the front of the baim ing the loss does nt exceed 25,000 th !'■•• to the back note co is very great as a largn number of explosive phiiss have heee destroyed the building was owned by bdward matthews the re is still burn in 8 ebsel capsizcd the little vessel red white and blue which crossed the atlaatw ks year was upset in the bay to-day while prooeeding to sandy hook to join the yacht squadron waiting for the dauntless aad casibna all on board ths red whit and bine were saved foreign leopold's platk and jewels ' losdoi july 4.—the plate and jewcla o prince leopold have been brought to kogland for safe keeping insueavce kates insurance ratee in already steadily ad micing the german reeeel can from philadelphia or imtart ie anred at 40 pawi ibinock kzohajaok a v.ry gueay iealing pkvaibd at the kock firhrtg after uu doae t<f banneee at 1 o'clock the national steamabipcompaay are r nifna lor a weekly baa bit sew york and ua.tr asuvai aso dei aktuie losoo jaly 2 tie eteamehis cau dooia ot the anchor low fro hew yort for olaeßow miivvl cc iwi"lel eogteem 4-rd t i.c«t u ik _« led jrertaduy üb than.ua far sew york wfcich wew u ha.c bee dea p»t bal*y«»etari«a thb uxbridok murderu huitwte tbevielof jaawa wfco nieiii il am«av tin tail at uthnaayaoeaa ■.■>>■aap taniaaw laet eroomj h wee mouaoed todeath the tacbt dad.*t!-e»9 the aest aantv-i wae spoken cm tb 13th in lktitxle 43 aortk longitude will peotpc tv win of tfcejsteoeorje h wuauer ue aa-rioan railway ongiaau who died hare ee^ral swanb ago l~visg property to the aaioaat at iioo.iwu n pra aa la§t week william w appletoo of 80 ton a nephew of the deeeaeed ia oaa of the eiee atoa of the win ths oat vaor the 0.1 oro o lreuad thia year la b heaneat enr knswa bare iacuhbnical roue inly 24.—the laatof the prtlatea who have been here in attendance at the ecumenical council are leaving the city it ia mill at then they obbm aa ahrparta ud kit aa aheap wall aom tk pamphlet aecribed to archhi.hop reorick of st loria en«t!«j what haa pwi ■*• owoail safe ahafyaanaoa hara«o-d>r aad aanaaa a ynloaaa mta tim a fortnal o—nlaint ha baen lodgad agatoat it aignad b]r fin cardinal legitw aod other dignrtarlaa pmsow al piwn jnly b 0 fannworth linn i sir of amahaaa odd r'allom ud ktwk b a a.tin tt califonw arrired hen to-day ob their way to oannany to ub ah odd fallow 1 lodgea thar are it taixad in krmaoa aa aooon at al the war tu obikbe a*ba»sado»v madeio july st tha chinaaa an haaaadora who are bow in tail city hart ant a diapatch to paria aakiag whether in new of tha mrnat aiwnn of fraaeh is ohiaa they would be wall raoaivad the oonroaat nnxaptly forwanxd a reply aaauring tha eeabany of a kind reception fknian mietino dt'blin 1 uly 24 great demonitratiosi were made laat night in faror of the french a meeting of 6uoo peraou waa addraeeed b proaunaat persooi natal fu-sinsn joly w.—admiral 0 s tilisaon haa taken command of the kuro jeao aqaadnm of the american navy at thia port raliating admiral kadford tke franklin ratnrnc home immadiataly and will be replaced by the plymeath aa thr aagihip of the aqnadron the janiata will be the flagahip antil tbe flymonth arritea vheai the former will proeanil to southamp aa fcuban matters hataxa july 24.—4 .— the report published in the new york hrarnala of the sd mat , atanag thai ia remedtoe the rdnnteera had aaaaaaraatad forty-two citiaeaa there and that tha ladiaa in the oity were ob liged to work on the atreeta in chain gang is pure invention nothing of the kind oc ourrod american merchant and othen proeaat enargotieally agaiaat the faleehood and bay it waa circulated for a diahoneet purpose the spaniah colonial miniater haa tendered to captain general i c kedaa reinforoemenla for the cuban army bnt the captain general haa declined them washington kki'kil cf tonnage due 3 washington uly 24.—the secretary of the tremury hu is tied a circular to collectors and others announcing the re peal of tonnage dues on vesse.a engaged in the coasting trade and fisheries and of a special internal revenue tax on boats barges and floats this is under the act of july 14 li>7o toe arctic ejtpclftio the president has notified the secretaries of the navy and of the interior of th form si appointment of apt c v hall as oom aiarder of the arctic expedition and they hare b*ea requested to give this matter a proper consideration and to furnish cap haft with detailed in«tr«tio»s under which he will conduct the expedition limbs roft soldiers the notice hu been renewed in relation to supplying artificial limbs to officer and soldiers wounded in th service of the united states i'pon application limb orders will be given by the surgeon general upon any mannfactorer selected who shall have filed bonds to furnish mtiifectory limbs without cttra charge to soldiers transportation to and from si r!*ce of fitting limb also fur nished the foreign ma - the poatomoe department declined i v offer of the canard company to carry the mails on account of the oontract made with vtqliams ft gnten line miscellaneous the sobth ca.e jljma troubles raleioh u c july 24.—judgs pear son ha rendered ■deeiav-n of tha halrai rnr,,u case he deeded th.t colonel kiik'a excuae was reasonable for refaging to answer that he waa gobeyuig the order of his superior the frovernct prat the writ i dot snspeuded and moat ha obeyed he would not i«sue an ordar to the sheriff of caawell county but to uu marshal of the supreme court with instructions to show it to the governor with a oopy of tha opi nion eighteen other nu wen isnisd yesterday by the chief jastioa for the pinners in casweh county there has been no return yet to the order a while company of militia arrived from newborn last night as thoy issnksil the negro oamp adjaosßt to the governor's residence they were fired an by nogro troops no mng waa dona then was a disturbance at the other negro csmpe and they 6red in disorimtaatery in every direction several snots strilring the surrounding bouses crkaoo wiikat makklt cmr-auo july 24,—ths week just dosed has been one of excitement in coin men nl circles and to many it proved dis astrous wheat which tuesday reached 1 25 for oaah and f 1 42 fur eellers option august to-day touched 1 05 to 1 10 for sellers option in august the transactions of the western telegraph stock hare been larger daring the past week than ever base bali the mutuals of new york played the white stockings of this city saturday sows—mutual s 9 white tttoekisga 0 whitewashed nine times in nnoaasinn ral niw oaxiaxr july 24 kaufman's warehouse no 84 peters street was de stroyed by fire yesterday nime of tbe adjoining buildings were injured loss 30,000 partially insured in home oom paniss btkikijb atiwop.t boxtoh july 24 the st crispins of lynn iiisnms work to morrow tbe jiffl eultiea with the shoe manufacturers is settled rtmix lurrisg memihiv july 24.—at the irish meet ing last night adlerman afoffit presided speeches were maita and resolutions adopt edtotha eosot that tks irish snonld not take part in the present war unless eng land beaame inroved then an united ef fort should be mads to free inland tm r«o ktcciisok cr^enrfvatl july 23.—0 d gkaajpion president of the kerf hteckiag club pnb liahes a said in to-day's papers referring to articles in tks city press during tee past week charging the lud mocking with nn fur ptnyfcsj ntspaa fer m l f^bn en eisemtivs basnl casjaossd w nroauent and rrspsctsd orlissns who ars inoapable of permitting oondect o t»e psrt e tms s^e«nt aho dantae._»ha»&s r * 9 s * * li * ■;_■, aasaawspnlanlsn snasatcsiamenl werq laascawpslbi •■l«sa«r»n»4ts m tksaalama bad stocking n*af be defeated the club will not be aestr-yed la t runm lsdy franklin widow w sir john krsnk lin the arctic eiplecw arrived to-d»y front california bha tamil cincinnati to confer with cast c f bah on the subject of tbe prospect of the arstk eipedrlson sbswitl l*av fer haw york meauls borrjur a»u ninov skfkii cokcokd >. h , jury ft ifc pro gramme lor ik maine mdksw.bampskire prmters snd editors fwiaio..«t sye beach july 27 and m wiß melnd a hsh at fan ijtss-jtiva kittery navy yard tbs party wiu be landed at pertsmouik on the steioo.ofth.wtllißtln.sfor jl koms wsrd-fcp«n trsfna a u&mmw aigaine their intantion to be nmsnt wjuaannco uiu.amua jsly 24 a terns snd ■nrthasiaetie saoatfeg of germane was held twa6>tast«f warns a—may nigm kmlliimi of jmiilrtj witk th prss , iaen am aassssv tks msating waa a.l - dressed by a aumbsr of nromiasat gil bum of tbia oily mud got bakir alto by cl senator ueudricki bask ball st locis inly 24 - a fame o 1 m ' . to-day between tbe lone sun of ntw or leans and tba empire of st louix rwult •.{ in farot ihr formrr by a aoora of 29 to 16 th 8«at play the i'uiunn to-morrow and tk*a go to l'hit«o uiaidc sckahtoj pa j»jy 24.-charl j drinker of clifton :■»■■• ooonty oom mitm nticide at the honw m thi oity thia morning our savages in alaska rtoax sackihces among them m'lksc^tti^itndetioeßftn fr»ncl«po bhltrtlu f it may b unknown t your readers that the indian of kdm portions of this terri tory hate bron in th habit of sacrificing tbe life of one or more slaves on the de»ih of ny of their chiefs or mcdtcintf men this , qitom is b*m><l on the supposition that in their spirit land the services of uoh s!«vr are nn en nary to the comfort and well being f the depart i mad to avoid tbe trouble of rmpieyug raoh m that happy hunting ground they dispatch mm of his human easttols at the mm mesaeat the spirit of um warrior ohief uket its onward flight an loauooe of this ooourred her three weekfl ago about ton o'clock at night the eenti nel on the palisade gate leading to indian - town ffu attracted by the wailing cry * a equaw 1 nrjniring the cauae of h t distress the gave him to andertitaii>l that her eon wu then tied up prepar atory to being stabbed—tbe siui mode ■f dispatching them for tbe purpose above mentioned the commandant of the post trat notified and an officer was tent to rescue the intended victim of inch barbari ty on the officer's arrival a strange eight presented itself on a bed lay the dying ohief an intelligent looking boy of ten or twelre yean of age bound hand and foot looked the ino*rnattoe of despair around him with drawn knives stood the relatives of the dying man at whose signal they would be buried in the vitals of the trem bling youth the sombre gloom of h ■apartment lit up fitfully by the smolder iog lire the wild unearthly sound of the tin-tin and wailing death cry of the tribe outside the house made np a picture to bo appreciated by only a witness of the scene the officer immediately released the buy and brought him to the garrison where be was kept until tbe family of the departed warrierpromued rot to molest him in fa tare this has been l sesond instance of the kind occurring here sin our occupa tion of the territory an imcidint or german militaet lire—a correspondent at loblentx writes a painful imprest has been created here by the following incident three soldiers nf the line were undergoing a ion k period of imprisonment in the r\>rtrrss of ehrenbreit stein for desertion they had criminally deserted at saarlouis and crossed tbe fron tier into france but on tbe peißuaatoo of their families had surrendered themfwlvm to their regllient their term of punish ment was seven yearn of which only mix months had expired finding their life as is asserted insupportable they determined to drown fhemielves on the first favorable opportunity a a preferable fate a few days ego they were employed on the c'ara thuse the fine plateau which sepa rates the rhine from the moeeelle and it seemed a fitting mo ment to attempt their rath enterprise < na sentry alone was in charge of them and be witnessed their fight lie immediately tired and brought one victim down dead the bullet having passed through his hesd with extraordinary sany froid and determ ination be loaded a second time and again tired with fatal precision the deserter fell dead pierced thruugh the heart oqco more loading he tired at the third fugitive and the bullet passed completely through his body iohicting frightful injury to bis intestiues the unfortunate man was brought to the military lesaretto in o blentr where he lies in a hopeless condi tion in military circles this melancholy oiii-trnphc is regarded as a fitting retribu tion for a breach of discirline a view of the cut nof altogether shared in by the aivil portion of th oommunity one thing .■certain the needle m the bands of a good marksman is a su"4 * n terrible weapon tiu rfwk!rrar tid it wit w cißiwrr mr gladstone's reoonstructma of his abi oet has its good and bad points tm far as we are ooneerned the rhanu is clear gain lard cureadnn although not a vehement partisan of the confederacy was not a friend to the union after ths war ended he accepted the fact and was civil to thy united states at he was to any other great power whom there was no object ia offending lord grannlle who succeeds him was a memw of i/ird palmerston'e cabinet and as inch more or lees compro mised by i hostile language and acts but there is reason to bnlieve that he never tympath-'zed with lord runsell's aggreuive tsopertinence he wa oct much heard of sb a friend at nan not so much for exam ple as the l>uke of argyll yet he co-oper ated with the duke of argyll on many oc casions and w oftm id the minority on american questions which th majority of tbe cabinet so of ten decided ia en unfriend ly way ix>rd uraoville has moreover the very considerable advantage of being by no personal precedent in the alabama matter be has written no angry dispatches and conducted no foolish negotiations with a dissmditod envoy if it be his fate to at tempt a settlement of tbe disputo which has baffled so many miniftters be at least spproacbee it with clean hands and a good heart mb hewakd oh out bbwvmm sbbb sstfc the hod william h heward un der date of july 8 writes a letter to hon jamees negley m c fross pennsylvania in which he says : " not merely franca sod great britain but every other euro pean state is in a o ndiuon to build at imoe iron steamships cheaper than we can with oar imperfectly developed mine and forests and vninetracted and costly labor thia national power of building iron steam ships as cheaply as european ones cannot be obtained n-w without an active and ef footrre intervention by congress tbe ttorer»bßsot is wrong in asaintoining hope sses sod unworthy grudges against foreign nations in refusing to obtain aad accept in a peaoefnl way upon just terms the exten on of their oommeroe and tbe extension of lbs atieasi jurisdiction tbnmgbout tb american continent the free acceptance of immigration without tmt or apprehension from europe and from asia with all th labor and skill not to speak of the wealth which it miy bring th nobtm carolina trouble a dispatch from washington dated the 231 mrt says that the republican executive ooaaaoittos of north carolina telegraphs from bsleigh that the telegrams from that posnt eosmsmidg the operations of th tlorth carolina militia are utterly false that the party who sends them is an avow sd rebel aad his suteeaents in regard to mumhunl traaaaetiom are otrustworthy he is no fhmoa of she government from bsae to time the committee says we will cod telegrams explaining the condition of affsi-s in this state the governor is d rasaaieg the whole ku klax orgsnizatioß and fees already obtained information con oenuof the murderers of the hon j ••*■htevens wyatt the outlaw and the <■'' ■eeassios who ha<e oommitted varions ont rages in the state are those who are dying froes the counties under martial law as re pneted nd ar u implicated in the r ~-. wholesale awrdars ths hiutajtt hoaku the secretary of war and general shrrmin hsve had ccv ral euufenmcs is regard to the selection of » beard of five ofiesm who after nukina m niaiait'"'i an to itsnido and rep rt u«mitotb seetatary the law pro vi&m that thai board shall consist of one valor oeaaral one brigadier genera and thf«vc**mk major genera tfehoseld it ia aasssratooa bsa beam ssieetoa aa msior fl—aiil and preetdac of the board the oth fovhava not yet been determined ™ wfwfflui.ia-dj first oesesß msettv mu ac seaa after they aie liltiil r-3h th is considerable cxaatoßmßt aeacsag army offiosn in reference tothems**st h buffalo extiiess vlijli3hed tvcry mukmw flu 1-jtj ') the expbebs privting co mo 14 k wax rmr r«-«hy«^l r«»mni r-lij fc>|.r b nudi , m the buffaio express job printing office obmsluhj slimse wm thb*vert ibt xatkeial * mi him ■mpabed tl rxecuts iywt ribcl i no or book cai in job ww t m v ■*•? iwah mnr hu&i n ebb djjibltory na vk busmmmafu location on tbn /...!/,/>« bouji-s or buffalo ■< f nr ' -^.„ who m ... puroaassa ia bul . l * u '"" ■"• "*■« "■» rstsrrn -••• ■». at bbs tswabb tli wawctloa 1 .. ... a i^ajrsiuli,.'.:.ctljr'llmtt'lartb ai<i;iiiteirrs ' i hub s t-ortkk i «„„ at ail imilemknts cabtinos ac itrwaaa i fana -.-. taaaa cwcago v bankers 1 w hurt on mainour awssas lil.l.nd imai ki.necastinos ft > alijt a wa.bbb bu*araand vir.tr st hooks ani stationery a tl i i.-.i ;■.. *~,. x.l fir bntrfßh a liro «. mal cor 1t * * i 12 x tl m l and bw bsr.sca -.. n rrrfs.'.wla i i.a.nx b';;,kb stationery c •''. i kwooua johnson 808 88818 tls a jk.'.kt,'ooaadkrlßalu hoots k shoes ' . u !'■'...-.'. i main 8 ... ■u jkwfc.tr main r-.i.ask book manufacturer : . liraanß i and lis waablawtoa ' nkeutionkrh yholasalatkatall • •. iiluak;k.co.,lbs bbsawsa wets oil cloths feathers a j zook.upholrurwrs sts hal carpet fitter b i 1!1.1.11\5,3 v 2 mam st confk-.tiosbkb wbolsssl x llfmßfw.k 1 bsa«a *- m'''''ni i*o mala,.^rposrutlßt haass uv..sa olas3 b crockery m.v u i",tull,h»bai "*> . b nkwmab 4*4 maia carriages jaf;tltbwafxacb.i««;s bsar cmrßrlowt crackers *<:. ". wvmbbb a hon 186 aad 187 blii«w*t coal rvholoaalsaarl rtruu <• 11 1)1 ui.bv a co 888 ens sad tsrrass 0 rtu.k l<i-,i p fcaw cokkkb ft spice mills liaju a ota 881 bain opposlt cr.urcr.as coal and pio iron o ... wilbon a 00 88 oslo cor bbbbbbbb k u likdhtroh 1 ooraatsrdal wbarf loot of 81 in trawl dry goods odd best a co , 881 mala drapers k tailors w 11 trton 84 mala dyer and renovator 1 i cab r vi r.r t.3 main envelope manufacturers 11 v pkonnkk nw 1 i engravers on wood ni d iriaiiiaia mo .*... fancy goods ftc ■u r.ll hi ftuuno b co tin main furniture ac isaac ii whrtb 117 main kruit and oysters fum pbuit co 187 w.bblnsrtofl pine brass castings burialo iirabs rocnort 78 excbanrs iilasm and papek show cards j p liomian 18 kh.1 ...'.,,..', ... grocers wltolsßsls a ». johnston v bain grocers wholassl sea r.uu e i holmav it mala oeo w b*»ta 17 k banes gents furnishing goods btar-pokd a wf.iton 887 main s.n lawkenck a bon 818 mais mutt a heneim.t 887 main guns and jewelry i o bobbon a co 188 main hotels bonnet's hotel cor waahlnsvn and carroll harness saddles 4c 1 3 lyti.k a bon 20 escnaiiga opposlts mansloo hardware ikon ac c x wai.ukh.oe 871 main and 8 swan iiubtonb a rip oor psarl and dka kiiinky bhepabd a 00 88 m.ln sfowlur a honrl 88 btuca oa witto wledauo 181 main c.r w swan hardwakp an |) metals pratt aoav.4t.si and iki turraos ll t air furnaces a u o:;air:itt 88 main hats caps and fuk3 0 a p oeor.ikr , - m uk.iot.h.i a no 881 main ft/at wll-1-ert 1 main ikon foundry baolk iron works parry or mlmlmtppt i.'i.inti'n ikon wultlvd church o.r jack-oa kon foundehs enginss boilers bbbbt w tir-rt s.jna a ix t,mh,nirtou.nro!,lo iron nails r it spikes fto pratr a co 4 ,- and 80 tcrracn light carriage and sleioh tj c oollwln.^sand 888 washlnatoii looking glass picture frames niiwaru a bunting 16 k swsa malleable iron pratt a l etch worth 64 and 6t t.rraoa mauki.b mantles and grates c s co t-f.r ml l>uware 1 siv'.ittz a co 303 main marble a granite works i.emm.ins a i'ouson cornwr court and honran john ckawpoki 187 aud 188 niagara millinery wholsaals and ratsu hkmiy o-bries pjo main w h wuodwabd ao9 main mourning gocds dorm brst b co tit main music dealers and publishers ikwetta misc'iika 808 main organ's porublo pip freiikica ialokbakkr a co 38 tl and 88 clintr-i organs melodeons ac atat a pbinok a co nittftra sovepth and ma rj laud oils paints c s pease bland b7 main planing mi!,l.s door.s 9ash c w a vass4tcv>,,m«-hanlc lintkr.s ft 1-slan'k book man'fs bakek jonkj h smlttl 2*20 ami jjto waahin im n tract vla>*o3 music ac cottikr 4 deston 209 main riauk manufactue.kr3 0 kuktzhan 106,106 and 110 bauvla ukvinb bros 40t nlaeara odv marylaotl papku hangings ac a n hiikik.-'.l wain biontoomf.ky 8k4.1-1 a*96 main i-iimikh siru.ii.s i,7'i main photographers ■*■m l**khill i-<i vu f b ii amrletttx wandiß main scales and sapks buffalo scale wouiis 83 main sewing maghimss wiiekler at wilson 8 m oo..b7 mala nor swan wilcox aoiritss m co 1 9 dirliloo ho'vv .; fl m co ib w flwan plorent'bs-m c 0.,401 main . saddlery hardware ac eratt ft letcawokth 62 and 64 tei*rwj»s silk hat manufacturers 0 mackenzie 137 main stove hollow ware bird k co cor braoe at and erls cana stained clash buffalo stained qlas3 works 19 psvl a o l burns w main school furniture w chase a 90n i sefonth stoves and hardware 3i.aw ferris a co 44fl main rtovtbs pi'rnaceas and ranges l . s waktz at co bbs main trunks banifl tt httmftirkt sncooaaor to jno hnm phny k bro 303 ma-ii st tobacconists av m adam 3 a c0.,«68 waahlirtjt^n*4b b0 paari gibson f howard k co 200 waabinffton watches jewelry k diamonds pitkin's jkwelry bttork s mala t c r diokinbon mh main dan b cahtle 181 main htkvkn3 bros 460 main watch makers a jewelers jcliuswalker.tst main loht a*d roi*d low a diary wh')kvkk will return tk»mmm •» the mmt at j id*<h l a jli be_r f.iatblj ra«ira*l it i nvkaykd—fkom bata via st v "■' w'i»n * * m.rrei mure flvn rar ot<i -■■• - white ap t"ii . r r '■■■-*.; i • f _■.. ma !*; irfl i mum wiukivd c.r h,rlli dtvh inmlmdm 1 mttin fftt-lw w*stb ijousk anu lot in detroit ii *..:■.. i vi»r lor i loiue and lot in l»i».lo '•■jt.mu 4 ba>'ruku l(i wem s*.i t : lira qtork wanted—on the ea*t 0 •»!' m »«., bct»«-n ifcneca an.l clinton tuit m*!urar.«r*tor if uk whole x lh pmlaa could r.ot bl rented . p:,rlwn uld w^r with a r.mt win lam fcdwajuio blukland brown b"iwi gfl p!k 11 vst wanted t*ie ma ( rib«n will pay for^y cent per ui hei f-.r l*n ummild t,urft«i irf good tiaali f plant drliv ert.lduriiijui.sammermsi 11 w-t it4.it , t buffalo _'*> ■bradlsy philips k iiksnt a bests wasted-a kevv men id ■i~m eu rind li«r.t and prualame rin pi jtdent m the buffalo general snuciiption office us mkib tt.,up main bl wanted a fir3tclas3 dininc mkam;«im ao experienced if oner appti hvhivmywjimh ■: .-■(. i t rt s3-it i klkvkvth w.—wanted a t bmt irin to do i-n-rj iwhmmrt btler k>l"i '*■* r^-3t 1 n ptgaklbt waxtkd a good lv.w n,rt faxlognmrmt hou ewurk idhic 1 kitanklin st.—wantkd a »»■* timt irnn ud to rlo ftneni b«u»ework cooa will »-■■paid tv ue who u>«tn lv the ai . • i rlt»fini in t-3-2t mm ik.an st wanted a __ a«^k rls oqi^anklin ht wantei>,"a jj7"t cfm4i«t«n tiht n t,-tri apply lmn.h a u wanted a kir3tclass ironer f t . 4 .;■.:,! mrx i*i,.i [.'*-». m l^'il luferetil-ttt rti|uire<l for infrraiiiinii m ■i»l 1 ri t 4 i fewl «... fcwfm k'jo 4t ii km h\l wantkd-a boy for 6kvbkal 1 in a warehouse n ! teed rtn w i)t,l , t fr£s-ct situation wasted by a yot'nfl man wltu bu h*u five uij & ti&jf fra.ru1 experi ence in th i.titcety nd r«n<r»l bu.«in m h«l»r not much .. joll pint clim reftrnncch adilr ' a d " this oflek it wantkd - a 00i i'.akbkr ri11..11 shaeper tut ■■..,, ii -~ i^l tf wanted a man to canvass hit ■ity for n »>. t m>mli>r uttden id th.-w%rkel apj'lj tf c lhe k s ins i iml -^ "•» t fowlkr i_tiiatior^b_wanteo a widow lady - an american t i tn no in ike cm itrr v*«w i t.jr hf ivh t ol retermcm piven ad<lr *, u,i ■... t |* o ' wlf x m .) ." huflfclu n v k j'j boakl»ih and imb ubnk l swan st.—two or three -•» 1 i p"'in c*b utitud k.»»i b trl in » plean ant l'katf<ii term-rea*inat i 23-fil oo j i'kakl st.—a few oentf x - - i rnirn can ttr * :.■.; ■■: wttli ■■* , » .-'.-»■-■rouiaa terms reattoname e3l .)*') p pearl st between eagle « t : i 1 i'u.irt t a few bw»rd*r desirnl bvsiwbbs fcftajrcks f.^or sale cheai'-a well e wilishco t.imi:i wmlnn ia i ( > tiiil , f rul b i cap.ta)ri(|uirt-<l kw itn|iiire at thia cmcr r-^j-it lslourrnf mill for sale—the jt h(je-*'[;ne*j awrignß in bankniptry of f at u k*tvjr htr^by oscm faf hale the flouring \! ■■: • i.rt-mi known ax the b*an str.-*t mill iitu %■* ii the north de f swan at in the i-itv of buf falo r a the iat^rvef i>>n of s n-cs »., and urn uf : cenirai luilr<md track these mills are in per fe.-t runuuit order and willtie m.l«l for i-iah an i tiii.ji for lhf nurcham of tbe property may b ml at ui st>reof sh.w ferris jk co 446 main it i'.itj.iii whtr infurmaticn c incrminif t'i laiue can i'j obliiiued salmu.n huaw as-u'l iv liaitk n tfv of frank h charges ruiwr bual jtuy x jb7f qaloon and fixtures for sale y ' itm'c , n xi1 1 d..[.i a rood uuainm will t>u m)ld on reaaonahle loiuis johs otto m p»aii kit oaloon for sale—in a de*ir o able locauun and doin a ! :-■[■<•«* h newly rtwd up with billiard ub c ft kasrintis v utto 4 brnwn'w buii ing gltt - borhks ajtb carriaces nj/a rriage for balb — a suk^st thret-kated park phret<»n rarlj new ittviiah and in flic order apply i i.klll an nu n s,.ui i>iri n k"1 c^ralt for sale—an elbcant 2^=scl f"a»llt catrtafre can hewes at the re«i -'• ' ■f lii 1 chai 1 hrr.v '•■*" 1 '■- \•« art it 1 ■. nt de«<louble harnetw a j i'lkk''k,a :■itrnlor olflc ■r ilicnigaa and rlk ata m u h^w and second pv y^^l * hand wa3onb rt)r hli 2c3v al<i 4 second-hard two-seat wabon and a s.cohd-hahd uather-top coach atc w millkk'3 fj-mm 300 wa^hins-nn-.t mihcei lan tois dutcher fixtures ~ no soo wee forty flrrt it near eij[ht a rirr haw ork f oai.los for salt ijioß sale-31 yards tapestry 1 au-pet.i—ikinif rtm with ulenul uh.-s etc all m ■addrr*i m w this offl.-e r:3 2 old pafkks ft»k~sale at 5(1 ■-■- and 7j oenbi per hunilrcl at thii ofllco i?o sate cheap a valuable j property centrally located with marly 0i fast tr ■front n paved ir-^t ana alxt'jt in tm water front k i to a rrtai cvi or iunik-r ard or ai.j -■■»■■i p-i will he hi i-l cheap to close an nu howard & chappkll r>-al ft h f 3 main it 11 a oood engine and boiler for t*j cumu at the union i'lanmjr mill bolllr & rec ten walt conner chi^ffoit ri»a wvlk-uiorskh fi'foh sale — the two story x lr*me dwtllinr no lla sixth it gat ami bbmw.iwir "* f mfou sale—no 157 huron st near m r.»t t a s-<t.-ry frame iwt-llinir with lot iaxliw ta ■* property u ontnuj 1-cat 1 »■' wnl be -■■on :,■».!- terms ' lex & i'h'hekiwo 13 w swan rt b ii g for sale — a fine biuck lj 1h lint no pe»rl il betwi-en cxurt ami ho h&wk v will lie hold cheap and m > .•■hrmi l.fck mck*trixo hw want ' gt ef^'k salk—the large new j-fory ft-a.lo dwelling 267 hud^or it tast ooruerot tenik at tta botis ia lew nd wwll tudiv built lot oszll6i both street p»ve<l will be i at a bu^aiu lick k pickariko 13 w bw*a t r8 mfor sale no 3fi9 pearl st 2-rtory and ! e fir ma in perfrct repair i •». hot and cold va*er wil be iuld on easy tenua julln otto.gi pea/1 rt ml fox sale—a splendid ne ij-rtory frmme dwfllin hou flnli«h*d off the stoat workmanlike manner wit.i all the convert en ■■« of a model hoiue tae buikh-ij in siva fi-ut ii vddsoaa to uit aimoat any tact #. o<x>d cialej at.>j pump lot fit ft on cwnn«ct.out x and 1 ft deep betwven tantfc and tietmth a tb property will be aoltl z a bargain wita amail pa rient down and balance on l-jog i.oie hltie k sanfukd lrt w hwan st di qhkap cottages for sale 640 norm pla-e lotttxlls 117 foorth it lot tszioo tn m*iiroe it lot i&xiot 97 palmer it tot ftuxloq , flo hantinma * otto rrown-i buil-hwg 1 esirabue property fob hale alftaotti»,f-aionrwlekh v aae,tot7 dmtrmbu in yood order prim 6500 hun t houw ua iot pric hi w>o nt bouae and tot price fsooo north diwiakm rt bmwrcu hm-m aad chevt n ut if 2 tonrtarkk t*mm prlea wti m hovam » crjaprmx m m «. for sale or to exchange fok a bnt-ebm reviderwe ta thia ehr ■hni oc i*4 acrea flmt quality of land lyh jnrt oiiwde of t*e ctty limit na a lar orcnard one of the bwt , n c»udty;fiuetwo-mor7 briok horn an 4 mum rood ban will u told flbmb imvft tt bs howajftd * ouffwi _ foic alfe-h<hisek sfoic b ujs by m mc'jomu no t south hm-ion t ''■**"■"»" <<<*«-} r,]onfif..«tiflmrt *'*?*»] *-.■!,, tb'b i ii .<( the imm irti ta thi ■t i k ■v '.-.],*, luaj it can be made i*j icr k(muta4]«n i:i»ell cheap and on e**v urn m clii^wi st mn«4 north r brkk *>«* t.d d»«.uir i^ucd brie otto vail f mer lt d*e!llo worth moq u4 ll^rvtamho in rim monk !»■pi mr a»d cel.ar ai»o ut ninth t l^t-,rj iniae dwelling in good order 11 r ; together or aepirat wtruld trad for » vt h un w«t of m n *. worth 00 or ftojo t i-p»r i ne«r virginia at i u»r frame in food conjltion l cehar and ft food wvll-ii r f m : treat of all vim ard jrr»pe t lot ul6 ft fr nt r—j ulin throoch to iie'*«»-are h*1 ; room eofaukh fur 4 li»uaen will cu cheaea iha vwneru litf georgia t ? m.jn brick dwell n h cellar p?»»d rik^wb water th ti a beautl/nl location n il wu cheap or ui.l uke * mail b»um aad lot .*.'•. »-■■.- ri ■■!, i ffcrma for sale of encfcangs lor < ity property apph t xcmmwala*i oktice n = 3 boutb dn l&ljq at gig speta w axe vr residesi'tffob f*ai.k <>■~- f the no-1 ii?eirm'il on that t'^gt lur fen k>bing is w.swan fll ff htk salk kims gothic cot tjl uf no 4 1 n..(i'h ■'~ 1 rv ifmm ib perfect repur and but utelv punted johs otio tlfmrniti tat f kuk sale — bevfckal klajfi *» rr^nj«r ■» 1,1 mt:n kruiklm ami d«uwtr e*u jqun ottj ttl porutretl fa houses and lotb on i>ela waitk st jtor saju thi 2nrory brie tlwl'll wiih m 3'j hy 12 r on the iuth-wmt onrn«t ol tapper d l>elftw»r « ; lw be a v fl.wir ir-k>t l.rick houia cief»ntty nn:*).'-l *■..; frea ued lumi imi with kll hie iiimkni tonvculfncm rxl uarmed b stcvo t ether ith table md ran ia^c bonm l>emr no mjj iv-uw^re t j 1m tb li-rtorr br ck tioiur in comput order with lotsoxl7iand choice r \. s ■■. c 1 "■■■■tr it t*e n«^w s-tury n4 krenffh rx.f hrick hf.uw with wtoc ul wnij.lwte with lot t0*173 using no 61 it 1 illj l.nek house with lot kxlm nu 142 i - t«r r ; i!v . the 3 iofy wm wln brick houie with brtck bani ai,.j lut jux ■:■:, no lvi ur ke t l . i>n a baker jt erie land fffica i i for sale—i-story brick cot ■3 urfe ka 323 cut kwie trrrt ni»g»r wa ter ori ar jar.c lot etc will he otd at a bargain f '!,'■: ror s '.- m lot t of main ml at»iacan,i fifffere hastim*s & utto 4 browi'a puij-'ir.g g l £ ok~sark at a ijakgain—thji i desirabi buiue and lut no llji north u.vis mral *! will be - t at abwain if a t ii i for mm l-.t 26il 15 with fruit 4c uasting6 jt otto 4 iir iwn fctodmg gl p fuii aa.le—.no ihj9 wa^utncr ■» tmißt a ltrra new li~*tor fra>ne dwelling - th tir fll-r ti."-r tl,r whole i :«■i{w ai , all incrtnirmc'.rler lot oklm with anew barn jjg l i'ickkkino 13 w rwaii rt fls efor kknt-^tuk2-.story fitame dw m j 2tts hudson m , between lioott -■1 cutujre r •, a le«irable ■■n will be rente cap to a g jod t«nai)l l.r 4 pickeking u w bwui st t o fg for bah a stijudid reil *» den'f near the fargo pn.jwrty wewt of main tt l!'>n and irmii i tti -<■■. nt i.rder tht i.'rn»rtdit well tiicked with a great variety of fruit j<>hn orrtt si iv»h t m \ very fine country redf i \. deru-e fur tale tuated on he alnpa of the sulphur ftinl i.iher qwbip and ii.ijtr.lrhi'nfd 6w irraf>e ta andotlier i:h « very nice ueil hit boutc ■. i ■witn the it -..(■; extenkive and li«aii-i(u iim a'l neewsary ou ciuddiuira the wtmlej opeitj i!l ba tc.ld at fmfe an the value f r ca-h or hail • n lmrt time cor further particularx afplyontb-prenimm.it bi hume * a?irq}u 16 went iiwau a fi7 housks for sale ne 2-ntory brick hoimc s3b swan t.,with(r anri water lot 28x115 2 ton brick h-u-e 673 0;k t lot 33^150 well km bhrubbcr and fruit in abun lance good urder throughout lot iixlls jm w*t«r 4c l-irury frame oottaye 681 oak st lot mnlfio very desirable and cheap 2-k i > ir-uhb houw on spnil-e near batavta it withl rtory frame t.,trage iiirear in s3lkl'l6 ho liabtinos k otto 4 brown's building w tfxiamsville pkopkrty~fou nle a fine 1 tttory i<i ha'-onieiit framf lioumon elbvoti ". , in he uilw of wiuuinimlto in tfood i-rder sue y^rd gtape ine".fru'l treca ie wilu-hold^eap john otto si pearl st iftj mfor sale—a fine 2 story britk dwtlhug ou ejiioott t nccr i.en v price low au<i mi wy term lee &, pickkk i^g 13 w swan t ks at townley's lani office no i hollister buildings cor haio and seneca au for salg a 2-itory brick hutue on jur-o fc near the^latc n-rnn school lut 60 f front by ln ft in depth omyrir.ing 4 well u>vked gtnivn ■■.»-■, ci.w houte madfowl the hiiane is thoroughly well built and fitted with ni&rhle ni&ntle patent gutaa mo there i afide view from the r]ri.-r -« r u --■- of the riwr lake and canada nhore pries lew than copt ami will pp'bahiy fr ni fami advantages,dou'le in vajue id the nrxt t»o or three yean early application rhi'uld be made by any pentoti win.nntr ut cure a i«nptia at it i.l u nl be offered a . i.i r — t ; low price fur » abort time apply to a b townlky n 1 h^lli-ter buii ( n c . g-j mifor~sal cheap—~2^story tiri'^k house 41 east tupi^rst in rikx order tan,4c l"t s?xw will h ld at a banmln or cwh hasti m.s * otto 4 broirn'i buudings for balr.—a new and kikbt das li twry reaidetum with all the nodeni 1m proremeiiui toiith rulo of ferrj rtreet west of pel aware lot 150x£36 feet terms oanv f buell mn 1 holliater buildjnj p>r sale^29i north division *'•.., 1-story and huwment faa cellar and water will hii !,■!;[.«.- the party m mlm to leave town 11-.-.l1 *:-'■<■• apply to m ijcuomu no 6 > t divirioti m ell ij^arm for sale or exchange imm of land mirtc m ofnesee a about g railc iron iun t will be told cheap or tx cv.aiij;ed lor iniyruved prujwr.}1 in the dv uast ikos 4 ottu,4 br^wn'a building r25 black bock l'ajuttor'lsale u:rca cutlmuii.i nry road near the pro jected railr.iad imjir^vemei t must in m>lj to mm ap an c-t.iv ri c hou per acre l\'»n 4 bakf.k hreunj olßt-j g'il f for sale-nkar the vil 3l laar of ajhi ii a l-^tory frame h«iuse barn and wh-'biul un uad-r flno culuvati^n thtre ate on the premiam nver 100 full tearing apple iree x ch-ior gr»fu-d variotiea iao j lumc apple tree be ifiijii r to war tn.-m.it > peara il eh rry feca^rrapen iluent-l-h ras;il.orr es ttc alivng sprirg in on the premises a moht esi-abl p'-opertv locted wi bin a ir :■»■.■! i i i f » fl_'uri-hiiik village i.f ioto in itabitante n a mam mad wt.ich is ltw»l hi ohm jyitn^ottu tti i'tarl ■>. gl4 ififr to kxc tiange for cit s or jt arm rroperty ttt acre ol land d-^irablv lo cktcd in mi uri 111 i eaclitnged for dannme iiy or farm property aud cash d rente i>aii hast^os 4 i»tto 4 br wn building g §& subcrban property for ka mlaon rw]i av«nue near walden l,m t»li.iiu ab vi 44 acret ith a j-«torylrime inreili'jr cu..uinii>tf c roonit wuli cellar birna etc ; 1j f ■uit r-m *■- 1 «-).,>■. leb4 i-i'kkri.nu 13 w g lowa land for sals or ex cuanoe^iss acm of ft d fansiv land de - iii located in uallw coubij state of loiia 11 be . v ■•- ;■>_-< il fo real c ute here aiid ca-h diflercikce pail hastings x utix 4 brown building fu a great chance for sale 15 m-rett witbin t milni of the dtv in ai rxrei l*ut nhichb i ~ 1 n a byth ut . i ■, i mv rh utl .■1 cl i nt rimhen c-vht k i'-e-e fc >,■of an i.tp,y,.»-«.icnvßi-ivif sprirnt cropa inth round urntlarn and a lj-storj bouae aa the ircprieior impinh moving to oreifin thin proi*rtv will b sold at a veky hkavi sacrifice fob cash down further particular can be had at mj oßlc speedj appl'cati is deairable a b towmlvt ho i uolliater euudinf ."" cor seneca at main i.t for sale—3i acres of land tn wm seneca 4 mile from main *~ plenty ol irult rood ho u .« u1 tern luouire at fcl warpg k bucklasd no 2 browntßuilding farm for salk—bkbi garden land in erie coastj m^t be soid to doa out an estate 2s tern ! miw from the onun hnu •. u b ld ebewp by huft'aitij * cuap pkll 48 main rt 4 t7arms for sale 4 gtxjd parm l of l«i acre in ute town of west seaeea four-and a half ", lc fr m buffalo a bto li-tory brick hou-e una hundrad rrafud tr««a and a cood laec house very ckmp 110wahu ch\pfkl.^blaain rtraul f1 etcacb mortgages for sale on first i m city propatj one for 500 on for 90 0 one for 2300 for terms ittquire of fd wabds k bicki.asp f.eal e-t and lwn brohew 1 brewm'a mrmtefa ajg purchase money mortgages wanted in nj inonnt lxx ft pick cx i no 16 w—tbw»nia tlf onb y money pußa«ha««r aortmm vmt*j a b7 howard ft chafpcl us mai t 51 city and county ordkkb tttoek b°a and hortc»f l^m—rhl pi^r.necotialxi bj id wards * buckl4nd real butt d loan broken,fo 1 browa bui ing «» !■• lkt-—p ahouses^ok bent by hume * sahford 1 w bra ,«._ '■* »'"» «-, t«"o brick kk ill aulin in pc ft»o:«tiu ejjd lan sc6 hknn it a-rtory brick with all awdeni improvramnts barn ac 74 cmtactm mar brick ne waw he ft ulmpfm at j^tory brick fas st>d w«««r fg7 hasieca at l^sory bnck;niuid water 9<4 wan seneca mv t^wry brick and i««crn-nt fe and water 1 • allen at 1-eurr lissai x lajriosa at l-etory frame at and mr | wt perry at 1 story fruu klcdir lhiori rrun >> artaaaaa at 1 itot frame !<• mis at iadr me cor oun aul union eu letur fraaßs ejerenth at w ron t^or ,„„ ah of v abora 111 he reweed at retraced ret ■" fl bpm » ta»ro«p hoi'sks to kekt we havi several drsareme li j assi wbica we win rent at refluonri ratoa for the btlaikw of ihe year hah i imob ft otto ho 4 ftrmm't rtiddlnr no m beick bailn fox kem—till u 3 au on tbe al>j in rear of no 1m swan « , aea r ulcblraii « use * pickckimo 13 w swan waal 13 large bars to let—situate on erla canal naaroaaenaa rt rm for 100 boraaa ltum & mm eria land u«ea m cvjuktbk holt-k lt ljil—r«jk a i tarn of laaaa at a low rant t an experienced and reeponaible partjr it hin ux city of buffalo on seneca rt near the terrace park and niigara pall bailroad depot a rood rraaincae location alt in cocrpma order with bmdfcm imprevaaaeau ed wakdb » bucmxanu ke > browa'a buuding m ' ~~~, for kknt—tub jr"lnk 2-stoby frune dwelling so 20 mania place with bare a eeu?ntrii location will be rented low w a roo enant leg > pictiriwu u wax wan at e!8 «| dwbllikgb to lkt j-»tur and bafttnm&t brick no 101 eagle it eait of oak rent riv per monii until hay 1 125 eazle it cor kirn rent f!5 per month hovth at opposite fort porter with large lot and bani rent ♦-. per month 140 cunton it rent cis per month ftt lyom * baker erie i and ofßoa bioardixo hoobe to let^ok ' seneca it at the head of lonlataaa rt , the m an 13d atone and toe atore oooneeted with the same ir-ieaire-1 to a tfaed tenant it will be rented v r low hi'vk at kamroki 18 w swan it f?7 fl'knishrp house for kent a vflrj pleaaantly located hooae on franklin at fuininhejthronrh'ut will tie newly capered ledpainlei apply to john otto bl paarl rt i to let btokkb 11wo desirable storks on prarl rt to rent immediate pomertien b uumktsanfcpu.ii wot bo-an l rm ' to lbt-kwohs a desirable suite of front il rooms suitable for a gentleman and wife with yard in a private family addreaa o c morning exprees office g*2b-st offices to be let—the suite of three rooms known s the erie land office id brown's building a-ile be tor rent frcm aurusi is at whii-n date we shall remote to our new offlce situate on the northwet.l corner of main and niatram ta lyun ft bakkr erie l^nd omee tl ixims and power to kent the rrwma are desirable and the power coo siawa imiuire of k \ b uolmett michigan at and the canal buffalo jofts for rent—in thb new 1 block comer of waahinrton and oreen rtreeta the second story over noe 158 and 165 the whok of the third st*iry ain'iv to march 17 ic7o als-tf jewett ft root rphree nice sleeping rooms in i thai central locality 333 main ntreet over dudley ft rockwell apply to geo l bull on cewts pihwisnih silk umbrellas alpaca tmbrellas cotton umbrellas at kennetts 273 maih stbeet special notice op great reduction ! having determined to close out th btuance of our lwf atoek of hats caps n<l straw qooub we h*te marked them dovs b&low tdt acti'al cost th stock eon*i«a of hats caps and straw goods sion op the large upright bear 991 main street berctold a bro poorralaox f x plumblt tank and clalwn buuaw a>4 dealer hi saw anj awwnd hand barrala tanka h w suraa and neaav oar 111 hull 111 rinfiiia saliawl in tin iii maja la daa n n 111 aayfc easd wan lal i ■utraw jotibwaf l«e at all ua aa>a valla asjst raa tenaa ha m waakbarba at ktrarce ™ arj brtwta mean awd waafoarvwi ma fortyam awaawltahmar aale rytaw rrawa earwl up ao er.c 111111 l awa twtani kwrreasek*as ill 1 a ilri i 1 * - ivii luikni special notice great bargains barnes & bancroft wiu op«h this dat 3000 yards liken lawn . at jbc , woxth c 10,000 yards 9-8 cambrics at 16c woeth ik 4000 yards organdies it 18c worth me 5000 french kuslins at sic woeth^soo 5000 yards french lawns.i at ll|c worth isr barnes k bancroft cabh house 2m main street extraordinary lutiacenienu ' to pi achabibi of dot goods at ibarnes 2bancroft our 25 cent dress counter in nipf-hed at i tlmei with th host desirable mtles of t'rems goods fe&iiintly worth 35 and 50 cents per yard friday & saturday or each wzzk we have our 25 cent counter of a variety of irn u.d at great bargains enormousrsales in white piques at 26 cent per yard and upirards.j , black alpacas embroideries gloves and parasols shawls and wraps also black colored and japanes silks i barnes & bancroft cash house fu 250 main street ~ mpbical mhe reign of roses a caprice for the puoa compomd by ed ward hnltniin price 75 cents valw d'amour—win k-vaenbeiyer 55 " lurlitijt hnurk a u.-ui 0 '■seine rant no rt.uchi p—v schupp so ' we twve just puhtißhed the bove new hi sic to nhicfa w desiro lv c&ll in ktten ion of pt&nf its muled pooufra pail on receipt of the price cottier 4 denton gg 269 main rt chbis-^kitetzman piako manttacturer corner batatia and klm btrketb two bqaurw from the old courthouse the luhacnber k*epi nontt*ntl j on hand ft choke mi.rtnn.nt of phij.j fortes id eieg&qt romvood ca*es which he wu-ranta to be equtu in tone touch mid finish to my n-».inf icturt-'j in the coic.try f m n dewrom of obtaining ■> miperior iitstrument ar reapeclfouy in-ritod to fiv him * ah b*'ore pnr ch*aing elmwbm ciltu-tian kurtzvan jewett & mischka's music stoke 28 haiß street aoenct toe the uhrivauled chickerinc pianob at pviam it^umj to ancfa an extant that the can b jnllilwml for nearly the mom flffur wucn inferior and worthiest tnrtrumf nu < unrcjujd cait and vt an ulnatntml prlo ltsc we are akn a|«lte for the oelefcrated decker brothers pianos whicb an now uklaf urn lead over all other he tort n»ka oar larr meortmeot of planoe also itwlddee in trußmßte from the iwlelsaled uoufactofiee of j b duhbah bloohtield k otis utk"ot oar i ex we have on 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| Title | The Buffalo Express, 1870-07-25 |
| Description | Buffalo, Erie County, NY, and region daily (except Sunday and occasional holidays) newspaper, 1866-1878; both preceeded and succeeded by the Buffalo Morning Express. |
| Subject | Buffalo (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Erie County (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Twain, Mark; Clemens, Samuel. |
| Location | New York (State), Western; Erie County (N.Y.); Buffalo (N.Y.) |
| Contributors | Twain, Mark, 1835-1910; Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910 |
| Publisher of Original | Express Print Co. |
| Date of Original | 1870-07-25 |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | TIFF |
| Holding Institution | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Publisher of Digital | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Digital Collection | The Buffalo Express |
| Library Council | WNYLRC |
| Notes | Buffalo Express Vol. 25 No. 8342 |
| Rights | There are no known copyright issues associated with the Buffalo Express microfilm. |
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| Title | The Buffalo Express, 1870-07-25 |
| Description | Buffalo, Erie County, NY, and region daily (except Sunday and occasional holidays) newspaper, 1866-1878; both preceeded and succeeded by the Buffalo Morning Express. |
| Subject | Buffalo (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Erie County (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Twain, Mark; Clemens, Samuel. |
| Location | New York (State), Western; Erie County (N.Y.); Buffalo (N.Y.) |
| Contributors | Twain, Mark, 1835-1910; Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910 |
| Publisher of Original | Express Print Co. |
| Date of Original | 1870-07-25 |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | TIFF |
| Identifier | 18700725_001.jp2 |
| Holding Institution | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Publisher of Digital | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Digital Collection | The Buffalo Express |
| Library Council | WNYLRC |
| Notes | Buffalo Express Vol. 25 No. 8342 |
| Rights | There are no known copyright issues associated with the Buffalo Express microfilm. |
| Technical Data | 3000 KB |
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buffalo express vbi xxv monday jult k isto ir a ««. married kivkr jones-.tuly 1 tn thii cit byepr.alem alirllilm mr john siver umlu liu f 1 uki uughter of th lftte milm 1 net died wl lkivsov-ttaifuner at wuliui wi>kineo:i whi take place at 2 o'ol-ck p 11 thii da from no j.'2 virginia t stua*uss july m in this dty anna wife f r>tar htr»u«i iil mitftit*r of jacob laos acod2 trvf funeral front tfc naufcace of h*r hiwt« |
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