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D R A P E R S A T A IL O R S .M. u. IK YulK, -A* Maiu.

OVER AND RENOVATOR.Mr-7 Kit, t*3 Mam.

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FIN E BRASS CASTINGS.BCKKAIjO UKAMd KOUNI»K¥,7« K*i liaujraGLACS A N D P A P E R S H O W CA RD S.J. V. HUFFMAN, Id K Monoca *t up ntaixa.

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G E N rs - U K NISH ING GOODS. AIHHH N II -TAKKUKb 8HT Wain.

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H A R D W A R E A N D M ETA LS.P I t A T T a r o t« , I ' m«l 150 T .- rra r* .

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I 7 WEST s w a nI i ru M> t.j rent, ait

2242 2.1

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rnoti.< Tenna r Pc. A R 1. ST

GENTLEMANhe«l rootna, with $•> •<■ iy. on the w*-t aide ulfi -e e.u it

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n|fh to t.l r.l Thehull , w.th -ton

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M I LLI N DRV S T O R E FOR SA LEin a .le 'r Ul location with Ht«*:k of 140.-1-

aaonahle leriua. iiASll.NGS x ()TTU, 4 hr. wn'

H O R S E S 4X 1 ) C I R R I U S E S ,

t j^ O R S A L E C H E A P \ S E C O N DL f>a »l pi ai n wagon. n*arly i cw. i*l'., a lm*

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N..3U9 We9t Forty flnt at., near Klghfh Av,

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IRON F O U N D R Y .KAOLF. IKON- •»t»CS. P -rry .r^ MlttlMlpflL CLINTu.N IKON AoilKS, C. arcj,t c..r J a .^ tuIRO N F O U N D E R ' OKu. tY TIFFT, r - <:

. f .N G lN E S , B O IL E R SA CO., W u<hin tnn, nr Ohio.

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Tj .VUKI; H L K R . BILL1 VKDS, i o .‘‘..ClIAti. R IK..TK1, SOI JUIn.t

L I . Ill 1' C A R R IA G E A N D S L E IG H .l>. C. OUI'WIN, 4a;i and Vn-luutcton.L O O K IN G G L A SS. I 'IC T l 'K E FR A M ES. Uu.VA.tU x BUKTINU, 11. *. Swu.

M A L L E A B L E IR O N .FRATT k LBT* IWUKTU, 52 and M Terrace.M V K R L E M A N T LES A N D O R A T E S .C. S. OO.I‘*RR, 611 belaware.T. SlY VKT/ A C • ikid Main.

M A R B L E * . G R A N IT E W O R K S.l>RMKO>S v F.iltsoN, Ciirmr C«»urt and Morgan.JUIIN CF\WFul, :>, IU7 and ’«» N'la*:»ra.

M IL L IN E R Y (W hnloM la *nd R eU il.)HKVUY u'HUiKN.itm Main.VN li WOOb'A AKIi, 4"W Main.

M O U R N IN G GOODS.0"lll». RkMT x CO, 414.Main.M f S |c D E X l.K R S A N D P U B L IS H E R S .JdWKTT A il-i.’IISA, W3 Main.

»*Rtl \N > (P ortab le P ipe.) OKKBIOK. FK. IKMAKKd X CO., 3d, 41 and 4*

F O R S U * ? . ____OK SALK A S P L E N D ID

n o p S A l.lv - 2 'HMi F E E T O F I .A N D ON1 J.-ff T<on H l-tn , Hand t n, Hainlall, prfng

-n i Vt i. i.i u -tre«u* in I t and n time ' -..it pur- had-re. npply fo JOHN ulTO. Sl r’earl -t

K S A L E LOT 3T»xlO0 F T ., N O R T Hi wfst -in n.-ar Allen. LYON A

K KU .N . 1 liman's Building H30

Kl. P R O P E R T Y FOR S A L E - A Ti e 11 ill, timi es fmm tialavi*; hu t«li g ia . frunic. LYuN & iUki.U, I

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GOOD E N G IN E A N D B O IL E R FORsale c.,ca,i at th>- Union Planing Mill.

LOt.LiK & HKC1 KN WALT,C.-me- Chi a*r” n he smith e-t corner of Vain ml - ree's, w th 1 ir.c and flrs’. c'aas rc*’denc fl ii-hvd. *l*i, several i ! ga i va ant 1 i>

dn» th>- a hove prnp.rfy on the suuth J HN . 81 f e ri -f. e 3

1<iOK S a L E — NOS s'. rv frai

119 S IX T H ST . A1.; I..t 3 xUi2 ; price

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IOT 2 I'fU w n ,t. r. , f t V. at80x -is Linw ..d r. venue M' , -s c »r.l i n -V>, kdwa: j s t , our. Virginia « A h Y u g k g ^ 1 T R.

L l 'R - A iJ - - A V E R Y UK SIKA RLF.L !uom j ar <1 almost o r- >k,w.«9 o- Cjar-ctH ul at• iw e:. T nth and ► lr-v«uth 'tr eta. Tu« h u -ni .in a f-,m , '-r-aie a It'ge ha 1 and atrtr-; *«• * !dj. T « pmp f'Tv wh 1—vdd ch ap 1

, p.’h d for immariiate-iy. If m-t ai.ld by tha tim o •lay wi | be r ute4 Ju**N 4/fTu. ol c-arir IO IT A G hS F u ll S.VLr.—" J

So 120 Spruce at., lj-*>t ry frame; lot 80x180 ■rice 81250

o 4-3 swan «t , near sprin.', 1-atcry frame; price i 280*.

•25______LY i.V A BAKER. Ere Land fdlira.

^ E N F f A ST. P R O P E R T Y F O R S A L )U at a bargain. N 414 San.ca lot ?0 thmuKt » r I .mu ■« , « th a*»u»ry h i A Looae and : ■aril, iu r.ar 7 hia .» a rare ihaiice I ur a nnikiuai ■r aa .Warparty Jmv n/h.itiiettin that la.au- 1 A t an id <si H e a. n m.» Fw ft.r*ber par?, u !»n a;>,-J lu U tM li aANFuRb, 10 Meat Swan »t

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M u u S A L E OR 1 0 E X C H A N G E F o lI ti rut . in.s rt -ul. rice tn thi citv, a farm -f 104 % rev fl -et juxiiey nf land, lytng ju-a w td e ef ’h- dty hunt , . aa a U'ge <-rcn*rd. uue o t ie te-t ;• urry.fi •■•■*.»-story h ick h..u*e and three goo»

M m«. W;.l he anul ch-an li»qu re uib2j_____________ HuWABb A • HAPelLL.

LV>R S A L E - 435 S U T H D I V I - I O 'F at . 1 eu.ry cottage l-.t 4**x 1.0, graf-e-. a»-d iru"

t'cea. Thu- »• cr-eao,flfaW A .p y t*j it. McCO.MBSu. So h I i.istun -t. ell

F O R S 4 I .F , F t K M S ;

F

‘R S A L E O R K X U H A G K —C6 A C RESof land, wi h rood lioue* and barn, frui*, «c ,

ie Kmp.iur Mnnn.n r'-ad wrhitifour m I • from • «I Kb ■* ARbh i. MCI KLANU, No. 2 K

JR S A L E - 3 1 A C R E S 0 ? LA X Hm Wvat heneca, 4 milea from Maia at., plruty

oil. go- d i.ou e an 1 aro Juqui-e at tb - kbs 4i Ll .KLA.NU, No. t Bruwu'a Building

F ' l .S A LE

■ f Un4 i,OR HX H A N G E .72

l.ler a ne -tat- of cultivaiioim e fruit, well fenc* u, ti ual«d net on tin* Potter’-. Cnrutr* 1 BLChLA.Nb, No. 2 Broau'a

H J K SALE—X F IN E DAIRY FARM[ «.f 2 o acre*, with iroo I h uu and l.arna, situ-■e in C- 'd-n < '• tif re, ah uf 2 i.fee fr-.m Coidea . >g-; r.l/Vt'ARiL'* a LcKLA2»b, N- 2 liruw '»

A LEN D ID O P P O R T U N IT Y — FORe ..r - \ . an.-e f-.r improved i-i-y proper* >,

|(a<* » re* of fan 1 i . Wa\n < 0 M >• i.an, 25 mile> f om l*e r>i*, part tim er d and balance in h ..raire i or • nna ai.pu to KUMARbS & ltl • h LAND. N t li u »u’a h.mdi g.

LXa RM F o r s a l e p. e s t g a r d e nL laid in Ene County Mu* l>e ao.d to cioe

" , t i n m U tr, 2 s J a rea, *2 m il-* from the Court *1 n W I! e a. Jd cheap by II iRli * CHA.'*

[AYRM S FOR SAI of l'A acre-, in I

I.E - \ G o o d F \K Mhe town ol West Siiiecx n Boffato.>11 e, three hundred gra't-d uw. voiy cheap. tiuWAhb t r e e t ii lu

F OK„ R EX C H A N G EVeate 11 la d*. 130J i- t iver, alM.ut 5 in c 1 at K WaKu* A d l -.ur.uut- Agents,

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2 Ur. •- Mud 1

Ael 7

FIN E F \ K VI FOR SAl.fc OK KX. t ang con m n. 14od Ian

iced I t, w .1 Wai 'i d due orchard,n« w 2--.i.,rj dw i.ln . with lurn-., 0111 bou e-, *h d>, Ac go sf "r*!«*r Cii, prop. r*y will be tal en ii «. uwui, fttlan. e oue.n; terms. LLL xhlUh

0 st. el.»

F A,“K\1nd -1

FOR S A L E —33 AG RE S OF1. ted on Ferr s', about 2 luile- east nf

h u- , splendid bi.rn,sheds, Ac , H-hir.J .f I* 0» . w,.rf r»ar ani 10 J appb a id he « • d . lump or wili exchang* f- BLAdll.sUd & i/lTU,£o. 4 Brown

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NR O F T H E F IN E S T F A R M S INEr c Co nty f'*r sale, consisting of about ia

-, 1" axrre* w-.'.il ba a me excel ont soil und r a st-t of cult'va* >on, with bnc* dwelling, fi'u «, outb. uses fish pood, living wator, and or soiKveral I uud red Iwaruig tees of ever)

•ty of truit. 1 his pnjperty can be bought, verj p a,.don easy terin« A ply to

KK * I’U’K RRIVfi, 13 w»«f«viin ■ t

AKMS ! FARMS—SfcVERAL FIN Fg and small farms forsaleor exchange I.KK

A P O Fill NO. 13 W swan *t. blV '

r p \V (T O L E T - H O T % E

P U R N I() STO RYKhin three r .iu -hed hr , A and w

.1 ten

HEDHOU>ETO inilei wvlk of 'he post ghout in g od order; hai t rent'd on rea-.uiahl*

Hastings a oTT«*Bui

T ' L E I - TWO NEW 2 -S T o R Th um*, fur i'he I cniupleto situated

i*hwent c roer of SUrila d and :e30

I ) t tE l-L IN G FO R S A L E f H E A P - Ago..<1 Ka 1 ain will l e given in the*ale r>? the 4

brick dwelling. No 437 *: chigan -t; 1» room* .. I wa er. Lfc -NARU Wl. bbN A S>», N i

I X ESI K A RLE B 1 HALE- 1 j-wt >rv h

gs- and watOTTO 4 Brow « K'

BRICKf*rl k h"U*“ ie-1 f 1 out t<

,p, term* e*sy ling*

H O U S E FOR, 174 Franklin it

HaM I'OS A

P e l ! !S A L E 2) story

A NEW AND dl tha ■

h side ->f Ferry street, w. .VvJ feet. Term.- easy.

FIRSTodero i:n r1* ol l»el

cM ELO D EO N S, A.C.<;•>., Niagara, Sevcuth and Ma

ORGANQK»*. A. PHI St I

rylattd.OILS, PAINTS, AC.

8 PC A SIC. *i5 and *>7 Main.P L A N I NO M IL L S, DOORS* S A S H , AC.W. A. Kt ANN A CO., Mechanic.P R IN T E R S & KLVN K ROOK M A N ’FS,BA •. Fit JMN C8 fc SMI TH. 220 and 222 W

TjYo R SALE -HII 1 low a tic a0.1 cel

4 Hollister Building

K HOUSE, 2 STOR, situate on *>ak s*., neai

AC.PIANOS, MUSIC,0OTT1KR * l*KSTt>N, 26d Male.

PIANO M AVUF aiTTUR ERS.J Kl’ilT/M VN, I'fl, li.w and Ul) Haia-ia. ilKVlNK IIKft-s . hd N'agarm, «»r Mary;nt»«L

PAPER HANGINGS, AC.M . n. Hi 841^(18 Mx.rvM*)N rmMKl.V •.;•»> , 2»f. Main.41KKRKTT Mv'llUi.S. 7'. Main

PIIOTI m 111 A PH ERS.W M. KHIOHT. 456 Main.V. li. 11AMBLETON, 3U5 and 4*m« Man.

Si ALE-S AND SAFES.BUFFALO RCA I.K MTORKH. «'! Main.

SEW I NO M Al'H IN ES.WHEELKR fc Wil.SON S. M CO., 275 Main, cor

ft w an .W l-.coX fc O I BBS S M. CO.. 14 S. Diction.HO A K s M. CO., la W. Swan. ri.OKr-CKA M.CO 4*H Main.

S ADDLERY H ARD W A RE, AC. FRATT % I,ETC I WORTH, ST and M Terrace.

SILK HAT M ANUFACTURERS.0. MACKENZIE, 187 Miin.

STOVE HOLLOW W ARE.BIRO * CO., c r. Brace -<t. and F.rie C ana

STAINED OLA 88.BUFFALO STONED OI.AS9 WORKS, W Pearl.0 O L. BURNS, 308 Ma r.

SCHOOL FURNITURE.W. CHASF fc S'’N. 413 Seventh.

STOVES AND HARDW ARE.RH <W, FKRHIs .« CO , 446 Main.g rovfw s, k . ’ RN *. K9 AKB R \N 0 F .- .1 . SWARTZ S CO., S*-3 Mam.

T R U N K S .DANIEL H HUMPH ‘EY. S n c c e n u r to Jm. nnm-

phrty fc Bru . 3 ‘S Main aVTOBAC* ’ON! STS.

A M APASIS fc 00.,4!W WTaahinjrUT fc 484B0 PearL (.illsoN F '! »WARI'fcCu.,?Vl> W xihmgtou.W V TG H B S.JK W EI.liV * DIAMONDS.PITKIN'S JEWELRY SToKB M vin.T * K. IHCKlNSbS, 454 Ma ,DAN 11. CASTLE, 161 Alain.BrBVKXA BROS., 458 Main.

W.VTUH MAKERS Jt JEW E LER S.JULIl'S WALKER. 2 ;7 Main.

S A L EI 1 »t I-c to rv s• ill S’ U h -| . S 'P r o "0 A jq lD iv.-... «L.

y o u ' a l er n t ry N i" k ,• i i »..• - .11 cheapIf .ol 1 • ith in tasnce *-’-*' • A pp lj

. B Vh K. LnI NORTHS« ty ia yu ng

M. Me uMi

: i.and Office.D IV ISIO N

-.*.-*(► M -NKgi*. 1 condition, the parti in g- i , wi I akc »4 .» ii. McJoMB, N

\ ST .Thi- pr pert

s TORE Firick «t r

old n.'.4M .K -

aA L E C H E A P —3 STORYS • 313 "cn ea «t Lo 2sxl< 0,rgam. HASTINGS fc 01 To 4

TH *T VERY DK"IRame dwelling, '» 42 G -kI 11 »t ,

iu ilrM ou ivcaieu •* JO -LN OITO,,t ______________ Si Is

Ai RES OF L A N D FOR SA L E A T A>>a gui , 011 Id meat -ne R dg--, be we- 11 Whiu*-

Corner- PUnk Roa 1 and the Turnpike, w i n orchard f -ele. c • fru t A very pl aea land de-ira'-le li.ci- ion. Pric 815 0 Apply at No 5 Ni g ira t. .KUNAKn W ilso n * "ON. Real Eatate and In.-ur 1 -oe Ag’ nta. «7

1.MX'h at ,

>rder; g an Sixtn 3t . , :

I NGN FOR SALE OR TO

4d*i, IJ -torv frame; 8 room*. Ls.'ii' Ali .W l n 4s»»v.

No 5 .a a a ttFOR R E N T -M I

»• 8-atory hrtek, with r«a ail. a de 1 Ltful lo a ion. M iP Le rented ,u» t«

. .1 tenant. LEE \ I I'.KER N 13 West wo

LMM5 I EVIDENCEI 136 Uot ag »t , new *-«*

.W LI.LIN'Gslur base 1 1 -> : ra rt , with ga

Bo a r d i n g hr h « l . r g e 3 - to r y

building,No. 135

I'D R fcN I—TH E '2 nd a'tic b i< k dwelling No a h"t c d cold wa'er a d

4 conveme, t lo at.,*" I r a man. i EE & FIU5I RING,

el®H (H Js E FOR R E N T -

baaeinent and at ic hrick • -t w ill i-e rented at a mod

fc I’H KF.LlNG, 13 W'. Swan s'030

\ Y S IR A B L E HO U SE S T l) K E N T -

With immediate pn-aessiu le u-e. No 23i .'eventh *tr et, cllar. A!-", the very . omn

, the 2-sti w ith g s. « wliou- 3-«t

ter. - ik! ry brick ivcn'ei

lo. at d;In the house d.xired

b»th, v. Her an 1 -tab.e |H»rtiuii m the whol- of the

' bought cheap by

F na delight

K E N T —T H E F IN E 2->m dw lHng No 20 V. rr;* P a e, w •ul I citi 11 W'P be rented low t IT K fc P « K) RISC. 3 Wot J-uai

J M ALL► > ta - u gV

FARM FOR

A I.K—2 STORY• 4 Fra* k in at , wit

ienience; m 64xl4u lerui OT 1\), ol Pearl at.P vOT l o. a

F'iS.

RKH K H- i t - t r . rroier 1 favcra. le.

1 13

icn *. - Ni ii

\ y

T ■■ iiwil n g 1- a n« at 2-s oiy got'k . m dern »r • i.a n and uirh u-e> al in fine or'er. TLe I nd i- iwlin ra* Iv a-<aptrdf ji fri it. having ab ul HkO rut: i c ,togctfu r w h grap tn e . a.d -mal iruit- Tn -at'on'a beautiiul and the I'ei.hhorhood firvt, a - A' v one de-in>u- o a -upcr ->r rural houu will Bnd it h»re. Apply to LYoN fc BAKr.U ► k 1. u .1 cfflue._______ r£S

ESlK M iLE BUSINESS PR O PER TY>K SA K The 3

at.; nppar fl ora»iv ' ri. k t»u' d.ng 1 icar and tt*s wa'er ai.d o i ... r fc 'a web *.!ai t--U to buanco ur oianufti- umu: j'l-.J-i. h-t 45x19040 a'ley; wiilheaoli on r a«.n-

,blr mrulv HaSHNO-A OTTOHI6 4 Br w N B Hiding.

S IN E 'S PROPERTY (O R S A L E . 30f\S0O cn Louiaianv rt ., corner of llambu'gh st.jnal2 uxSdO on Hamburgh »t.,corucr of Hamburgh tt.

T f# L E T —H tH T s E S .

Ho u s e s t o r e n t b y m , m c c o m b ,No. 5 South Diviaioo «t.

S85 Hudaon at , t - fa r * frame, gaa, eeflar and a • gd wel. of wafer. #• i* ed m 9o atyle. Ihia tajucof the fi est 1 •-ation* in Buffalo, rent ft4W)

97 G«ogia s t , I - t-uy brck, Ln ixoellent con'*i- B'*n; a-.wat. r ,nd cei »r: thia is m very central o* »*i t ; rei.t 0*50 64- swan -t , 4-**ory frame hou-e new; at d flr.ia-- 1 • ff 1 i exc !lr . manner with al. the mu-iern uu-

p'ovt-ment- ni;l | 5 'Hrick-tore an«* dw* ng V-r»rrt tn a pnod Inaation

for a f*mBy grocery. Ute >«nt baa a gmd '-rick • ven.

B R IC K B \K N FO R K E N T —S IT U -the allev *n rea- of No. 15* Swran «t ,

ma iX.chiganst. LlE fc P1UKRR1NU, 18 W. dwan.treet ‘ elfl

T<# L E T —S T O R t S .fir? S T O R E TO R E N T —s W A N S T .,■!* No 13. 'e'ween Main ai d W'aai ington -fe , flrwt flo *r ai.d ba-rm*nt of a 3 .to y h tck. W»T! ‘ e put m gi* d order, i-»-eoi.-n Ju*.e la*. A vary c**n- t al a id drairdb e .uu iuu for the grocery an i pro- riat a bu-i e>* • r m ■ any oti.er ki d f hu»i e-.- Apply at .no. 5 Niagara t. » E NAKD WILSON fc<oS .81

FOR R E N T —s t o r e n o 170 P E A R L«- , r car Niagara ft. 1 EE * PICKERING, 15

eat Swa It. e48TO R E S N o s r s s r w a ” 93 M \ IN S f~,

*x> rent. Apply to JOtlN OTTO, 81 Pear! at.^ ro iO ’-o

I ’..I EN T — A F IN E B U S IN E S S

stand 3 m 'ta 1r> m Main at , on Seneca at , -t r**, d- elWrg and tarn. K-n* lo». Appy mot.a

He ith itivud n *t. M. McCOXb e!7

fTGRK FOR R E N T -B R IC K STOREflt Maui -t.,chej't.. • gor, 1 i,- arit il VST NON fc •Tro, 4 r.ium’a H-lldfng.s

d "0

V JT O R ES TO K E N T —

p4 Ma;n at, or<w occupied by Ly b fc Fleirah&im. 8* W’r«: S neca »t, C- urter Ul ck.M9 tliico.t st, cur. of S o th Division.

UA.NTINOS % OTTO, •120 4 Browu’* Budding.

T O l.ftv'l n O llM .V

109 NORTH DIVfS[fiug rooms furniahed o

S T — 1.0DG-nfnn.L-bed.

i r i s F uR RENT—TH Et of a house pieiaanti. situeted

Inquire at No. 25 WacUworth

WEST C H IPPEW A ST.—TO LET.jrui.hLd rouma ur uue dollar per wi ek.

IT ROOMS FORt and 3d floors s for a doctor, o*

USIR ARLE R I’SINESS RKvT 23f> Re d at . he f-

with ga* and » at i t A 10**1 pD* f ir a fir t claa- dreaa tna- ing i-.-u give a L i g it-wae LYoN fc MAKE flea.

ESIR ABLE ROOMS FOR RENT.—r.tra.n locat'd in a g od in igh‘-rho< d,

i hga>, water fce.; 111 rbla onii-liev in fi . 1 1 , ■* i be rented to a a tenant.

,M *Efc 1*1 K-.6ING IShw.. . at.

1I " ( 'e m

I 0 1 I jIFTS FOR R EN T—IN T H E NEW (dock oorner of •vaahington a»dGrien ttvecta

■ry over Num. 1j3 and 156. The vbok ■f the third story Apply Uj

Ma c 17 187-). cl - tf JEW ETT A ROOT.

r p H REE NICE SLEEPING ROOMS INL that central locality, 333 Main street, ov

Dudley fc Rookwtll. Apply to GEO B. BULL

M O R T G A G E S .J J O N K Y . M**NEY.

hvaemoney mortgage'wanted by HOW ARD34s M 1 eSl

/~1ITYV j st.k

a n d C O U N TY O R D ER S,Stocks, Ronds and Mnrtgagea, ('omme'cia1

r. nesoiaUd by KI'WaKDS -x hlOKLAND l-.-La a a d Loiu tr- kers. No 2 Brown's LJuiid-

02oKC tl A >E M ONEV — M O R T G A G E ' wanted !>y

I I 4 M S L H R .M S M ID iG .______

G A S F I X T U R E S !

GAS FIXTURES.

W. H. GLENNY, SONS & CO.,

V R l l Y L O W P R I C E S 5,

OLD STOCK OF FIXTUEES

A T LESS THAN COST.

W’E OFFER

N«w Single Sw ine B rackets a t 60 ets. each. Double Sw ing B tack ets a t 80 14

I L ight P en d an t a t 70 “*2 Light Pei. dan ts a t _ $1 50 *'

GLOBES AT 35e AND UPWARDS.

We call attention ta ear

EXTENSION CIUVDELI ERA most drr.rable article for Lib-ary or Dtnlng-roonfe.

AI*o, the NOI IK) inch Pur e'ain s iched Uj Port*, .lei

K-»S ARGAND R’ RN'ER, witha le, at $ 76 va h. C u be a or Coa'idelieru. Th ;

CORNELL LEAD CO.MANUFACTURERS OF

W H I T E L E A D ,WARRANTED PfRFKCTLY PURE.

LEAD PIPE, BAR & SHEET LEAD

R K N T - T M E N E W 2 S T i) R Yck houae. with gar, water, bath and furoa e

506 Kru p c t Avenue A delightful locali UiE fc »‘K hKKIN*», 13 Wea- Swan -t.______ e5_

A BARN IN T F E RE > K;t th it , on » paved alley. J( 'H '

el»t^ O R R E N T1 No 102 S*-v

OTTO, M Pi arl st.

F 'U R N I S H E D C O U N T R Y S E A T FOR

rent at l e»isU> >, on the ? iag ra River. «■••• ing of a good medium sued dwtiing, wi h out-

bmhJingM. three wer • ul lan.l witn a fine gr ve »hru -b- ' V, h" c fl •»tn, frui: and IwrrieM, a m-.*t .lt l .htful re-i.ien.'e W 1 be rmtcd c mplet-1 urowheu. f.u f.-u' m u.tha or longer, with inn» ii i# po «e—i n. LKE fc P CK-R1NG, 13 W. S-vai

l? 0 R RENT—A

AI.TM kV—M»v Si), in PttiMgard. Wurtem'vrg, Germany, J< aph Al mm. banner, hr., her m A rV'-un 41»ma i. of life* vity, 4,n(l SO ye*.» *i»d 4 ru ".t'm

Rneheat r pap*r* plena r py.MMH5 Mav 2i* * tW« cLy, Km. lT Kendal!, dangh

tar oi ii L a dS-rafi h N uu, aêd 11 tn .nths and 5 da.*Funeral on Tu- rd»v, tl.aSlst *n*t., at * o’clock, from the raaida if f her par.mtir, 18 Delaware at.

P L U M B April H, in Catt«raugu«, N. Y , Mn 4 llsvbeth A , ada of Jcaeph Plumb, Arad 00 jean

PI UM ft—May ?5, in Cattaraugus, S . Y., J o e a p b l‘iUi:ib,« ul Tttyeaj*.

n o a r o l n g O o o m .A ?omplata as-ortmeut at rawmnabi* prlcae.

* U a N l S G d r > j41* tfen * i Bivck.

* > (« * •• O lf L M . O H M .A* 0 Boxer Window letaaa, w». rad xt-aa. PTAtl

GLAj-B FOu 3. ;iJCd AND DWELLINGS at f l a n f t n v f •- lorn. 60,000 t a . W M 1T K L L A L , IPO bt'ls. L1N--*LSL OIL. r oe aaia by

A. KKTNOLDd * QO 191 Main it. ami 40 Lloyd aC Bufhd*. -

fc BAKER

S J E N E C A S T .— S T O R E F O R S A L EIO on Srnec* St., !>atw«:en Main and Wa hing»on,

ry brick. L iv . 'N fc B A K E R , K n e b a n d u tk »cCS

tr»i>]1 d

>K S A L E — A S P L E N D ID R E Sldenre in lewhtnn.N. Y ; a Ana houae with .6

built in thv '-e*t manner, with e.a. vi i g ou.iia, l»rge sta -le, cb*>i e iru t-, hva thtul c l- u U-.flur driv » m tha v».-iniry runantie -cenerr, 6 m.nutc* driv f.oai *al!», on through nute to lo-

d M’Uiireal, ana on L. D. ftnuro R. R , near lepo ; a ajfte- did borne or a family, or an ele.-an retreat fnwn t'je citj; aui 1 low; terma eaay. Apply at Lewtatoo to JOHN OI.1PHANT. dfcSin '

D KE S lK A B u E P K O F E K T Y FO K SA LE .

fcUioott at. 2 story brick houae, vary deairabia, good order; price #5600.

M da »t, houae and lot; prioa $18 900.Ninth «*. hou* and lut; puce $8000 North Dlviauui at, be; wren Mic pan and Ckeat-

n it aU, t atory hrick bon-e; price fOAOlit'WAR I) fc CUAPFEL .. 848 Main rt.

p o k S A L E C H E A P .iVo new S-atory 'rwer hmwi finis' ed complete;

,w«, cellar, >c. nnated on thr aoutbw at ceroar ••! Jaryia d ai.d Twalfui .u; lot 25»1 8 aan, ara vary destra >.e; w iibaaoae.e p on eaay terma.

Ne* 4 at-.rj and wing house. i5i Nortn Wil ham street, finely f i.iia b c ; naarrle mantles, cell r, ga*, sc. Lot 86x100. LLAliNGd fc felTO. 4 Br wu'a B u i ld in g . C

Y E R Y D E S IR A B L Eh 2-story framr*. r-v lj

e-t-el.ent oruer J u U N " I - eld

For Sale by al! Dealers.

CASH PAID HOfs -•1 6-2 rn

) LEAD

_ ! » M ’1 ) R * r i O Y£ > 0 S T A V IE Ki 1 1V EK,

Dealers ln

PAI.NTS, OILS, GLASSATN DOW SASH. ARTISTS’ MATERIALS fce.

, No. 13 K. Swan rt., Buffalo, N. Y.

HO U S E '5 FOR R E N T BY H I M E■f NFORD. 1« Wear S w a n street.

65 A lle n st, 4 -a ro ry h r c k ; b a r n , ka», h o t a n i c ki a t e r , * a t h , f u r ac.-, e tc .6c<J D e la w a re st, 3 story b r ic k ; ham, gas, hot an.

c o ld w a t . r , h t h , f u r o c e , e tc-265 P e a r! s t , 3 -eU .ry b r .c k ; g a - , w a te r , b a th , f u r n-e, e tc- 0 A lie n st, 2-storv b r ic k ; gaa, water,bath, fu rn a c e ,

etc.90 M hawk »t, -st-'rjr brick; gaa, wat.r, bath,

furoa e, etc.J e r s e v -t. tat-Ty brick; ga-, water, a-g o t .18 C« urt at, 2 s*oiy br-ck aud t asemeut, gas a n d

wnter.124* fteneca *», S-atory brick with haaement; gaa and water.

C ttage st, - st-iry bnck with ba-ement; g * waU-r bain,-tc

42 Uhippe va -t. SÛiry bnok; r»» ar-d water.SS- Sixth at, 4-story brie*, and French touf; (new)

gas, water, oath.44 Morgan »t, 3-story brick wlthbaacmeBt: gaa aad

water.Virginia ■* t-aU>ry frame; gas, e»e,

131 ja . <>U et, 2-atory brie*; ga* and water.SO® North ln v W u a i a: 2-*tory frame, gas and

water. 986 Unioa et, JnKory frame; gas and water.13 A Hen i t l-stor> frame with ' aafcei.t 853 Eleventh st, 2-atory frame wit i large lot.78 I'niou n , 2-at •»▼ fram - 24 Wilkewon -t. 2-story frame.2^9 S ..u th D v i. io o a t. 2-at -ry Irv in e ; water.801 North Div ann st •-au r- 'rame. et-tern. Corner ferment an I Thirteenth *u, 2-atory frame, well and cKfe r v235 Thirt ei th at, 2«torv frame.868 T * e f th - t . fram e cottage.261 Cedar *t frame cottagehevan th n ea r C-jnnec* cu t at, 2-a to ry b r ic k ; Fraoefc

ro o f, g*a. arater, ate. t t « M ack in aw s t. 2 s to ry fram e ; w a ll and c is te rn .

“ * -* * am * cottage.

b k t t o o n s .

EXTRAOHOINARTIIDUCENENTS

TO Pl.'RCHASSRS OF

D R Y G O O D S

BARXES &|BANCROFT.

O u r 2 5 O e n t

DRESS .GOODS COUNTER

Is supplied at all times with tha .

M08T DESIRABLE FTTLES CF DRESS GOODS, (FREQUENTLY WORTH

35 and 50 C e n ts p er Y a rd .

F R I D A Y & S A T U R D A Y

OPi BACH WEEK

OUR 25 CENT COUNTER

Of a variety of ariielca, acd

A T G R E A T B A R G A I N S .

ENORMOUS SALES

W H I T E i P I Q U E S : !At 25 Cen*s per yard aud'up wards.

Black Alpacas,E m b r o id e r i e s ,

G lov an d

Parasols.

S H A W L S A N D W R A P S .

BLACK. COLORED

A N D J A P A N E S E S I L K S !

B A R X E S fc I H N 0R 0F T ,

C A S H H O H SE ,“■/> MAIN street .

do

Song for Soprano, composed by H. Sutter, prtee SO cent*.

A very eff. ctive song for a concur*, quite easy and w also Geriran wo dv

L‘se*ten M'altz s -Fmil Wahle pr’ce 5;Amel a Pol-a Re'owa—Fmil Wahle.. do 8'

Among the Vst nf Wahle*.- compositions.We ha e Ju-l pub is’ed the above and will mail

th* »aine on rtc* ii t priceel» CO'TIER * DENTON, 2‘9 Main rt.

r iH R lS K U R T Z M AN , PTA NO M A N U) FACTURER, corner Batavia and Elm sta., tw

xjuaree from old Court House. Theaubacrile>r kee|* onstantly on hand a choice assortment of Pitre

F .rte*.‘n eloga.'t rosewood caseaf which hewarrame0 *x» equal In tone, touch and #riuih to any mauufai - ureri n the country. Persians deairoua of obtaining1 superior instrument ara respectfully Invited tr if f him a call hefor* pH*v'vas'ng

r ’H H l '* T r A V g i - R T 7 v >

J . J O S E P H S .

H O U SE , SIG N

F A N C Y P A I N T E R ,4d Exchange t , Buffalo, New York.

Q R A n rrx G . m a k b l i h o ,

G ILD IN G OX GLASS.

Walls snd Ceilings Kalcomined

Ib the BEST MANNER and wtth deapateh.

M I S H A I,.

TTA.UNTIXG IM AGE—

N O . 821)5.

J E W E T T & M U C H K A ’ S , M U f i I C S T O R E .

CO W a in S t r e e t .AGENCY FOR THE UNRIVALLED

C H C K C R I N C P IA N O SVt prices reduced to such ar. extent that they csn b» •urrhased for nearly the same fi.-ure which Inferio'

snd sunblM* instnmwDto omraand.Cad and get an illustrated price list.Wo are ali*. Agents for the celebrated D E C K E R B R O T H E R S ’ P I A N O S

Which are now taking the lead over ail other Me» York m ke-

Our lante aa-or'meu of Pianos also ine! des En- • rument* fr- m tue celebrated manufactories of

J. B. DL'NhAM.BLOOMFIELD fc OTI8,

ItrxN *8T 0 A BLEB We have nn hand an assortment o the "celebrate.:

BEO. WOOCS A CO.PARLOR ARO VESTRY 0R8AR,

vhich for 'eautiful and pipelike quality of t'ne, IcgsiK-e of fini-*h * d durability of construction ex *-od all other makes.

Call and examine our large variety of PIANO Tl'OLS, PIANO COVER'S fce.Pianos moved, stored, boxed and shipped on ahar*

.so'ice.OLD PIAN^>8 taken in exchange.We are c»n-tantly adding to our very large a*d

•veil seb-cted *t- ck ol 8 'iee* Music, Musical Instru nenta and M isical Merchandi*! of vv.?tt dea ripti#r.

J E W E T T fc n c a u ,«K3 V. A IN STREET,

BuSU... N. Y.

H K W I X e W W H I M ' S

e e r r s * r r m s i n k .

G r O ! . G O ! O O !

T O

BERGTOLD fc BRO.,

•SET A *OOD PAN AEA BAT

BERGTOLD & BRO.,

OBT A WOOD iTRAW.RAT.

BERGTOLD fc BRO,,

•ET A CO?D HAT (ofevery kind).

BERGTOLD & BR0„GET A GOOD BOT’B HAT.

BERGTOLD & BRO.,GIT A GOOD CHILD* HAT'

BERGTOLD fc BRO.,GET A GOOD GENTS FELT HAT

BERGTOLD fc BRO.,

B Y T E L E G R A P H .M E M O R I A L D A Y .

GET A ROOD FILE HAT.

BERGTOLD fc BRO.,| GET A GOOD WHITE BEAYEB HAT.

BERGTOLD fc BRO.,GET GOOD WHITE OASSIMERE HAT.

Look tor the- Largo I prigiit Bear

2 9 1 . M a i n S t r e e t -

S E R C T O L D & B R O .

GAUZE & GOSS I MER MERINO

SILK AND COTTON

U N D E R W E A R ,AT

K E N N E T T ’ S ,•U 273 MAINIBTREET.W

IM P«jSI \G CEREMONIES.New Y oh*, May 3*J—Dispatches from

lifferent points show th a t tbe celebration f the Jay set apxrt for the decoration of

the T n:on dead was r e r y generally ob served, and the commeuiorative aencts were impoeing and impressive.

I N N E W Y O R K .'W this city and vicinity flags were dif-

played at ha^f m ist nn the sh-pplng in the harbor and many pnblic and privkfe hoild- inga. The ditf«rent Poet* of the l in e d Army of the Republic marched dowu Biuwd- wav to W all Street Ferry.

On reaching the Brooklyn fide the divi 'H>n waa leoeiv d by the King* l.ouuty ) "Ste a*<d «aoorted to the uars for k y pree* u .n t-t ^ the city proce-aion

COAL A •> w o n #

C O A L . 187t»1870.THR DftiKiM AMD HUDSOM CAM.AL ffl.'S

L A C K A W A N N A C O A Ldelivered in good oondition > :rchasera. Pnce* for the preeent

per ton of 2000 Ibe, delivered witlrn tbe old civ unit*, are aa follows:

Ton. JJCor. £ Tiiirate...................... #7 15 3 70 19Sgg................................... 7 26 * 75 IP 'stove....................... T W . 3 85 IDriheetnut............ T GO 8 00 1 le-£Aleo, BLOS9BURG. LF.HIGH, LUMP AND PKF PAKhD <OAL. SCOTCH AND AMKRICAN Pl«. IRON, FlRE BRICK, etc., sholeaaieand retail

g. k. Wilson a oo.,96 Ohm st., corner Mi«uu"«ipr<’.

C O A L A N D C O K E .E l l i s ' W e b s t o \>FF10K AND YARD, 219 EitlKBT., TO COIT Ml J

Will sell genuine Lackawana, Scrm'TV n, Pitt on, and other hard coals Alao. krie end Orv und beet soft roaU, Blotwburgb, soft nut and aliw . or tte am purpi eos •* th- lovreet market pric* , whk w.ll be - rewiieo ani lellvered In good condition, u quant>»>" • • - ‘‘•ecre. Rf.f Tft WVB-rrgH

QUEEN CITY COAL YARD,OKNBSCK BRIDGE AND ERIE CANAL

Office 4W9 Oen-wee st., Buflalo, N.Y. For sale ,-wod am* • rt me i t of ail kin Is uf HARD AND S i ! 70AL, wlwle ale and rtl L Constantly on ha|. iieo, a sufierior quality uf HARO AND 8 0 FT WOOD for sale, saw d and epiit, or in the stick, 0. ivered ib any part ol the city Dealers wai.ltti. small lots ol ci>al jr wood will do weil to give u- 11 *»efore i>nrchsr.inr »lsewh* e ft i»AHI.fV»;,

C O A L . 1S7'

W H E E L E R & W IL S O N ’S

I S T o i s e l e s s S E W I N G M A C H I N E S .iXPOSITIOH U 5T V E R 8E L L E , P A R IS 186

AWARDED, OYER 82 COMPETITORS,

THE HI6HEST PREMIUM.r h e O n l y G o l d . M e d a l .

8 1 ,0 0 0 M a c h in e s S o ld in 1 8 6 9 .THEY COMBIN'! ALL

L A T E S T IM P R O V E M E N T S .!“ Wheeler and Wil» ki’s Mvctiinrs combine *v*ty-

‘hinir tnat-wn be r-quired in he manufacture c-f .arm* nts. (>ur iri- n Is a! road may be a-u-e.tf»ii they wi.l give entire satis acti »n, and that to pur-

ie ■> e of them ts a safe inresun«nt.”—N. Y.

1870.THE ANTHRACITE COAL COJS T K E A L 0 F 7 IC K , NO 221 M A IN 8TREI

ALSO, FOOT OF GENESES ST., will .ell until fU'ther rotire these celebrated coa! * the f 4 «*ing p-ioee yer fern of 4000 ihe, deiivere* in any pan <>f f>e o d d.y inn is outride or wbicn imall charge wiil .■* made fur curtage.

Ab*'. BLOflSBCEG, LkillGH LUMP AND 3) LECT EL.lt SOFT COAL.

Ton jTonJrave ................................................. #7 15 3 70 18Eg.’ ...................................................... 7 45 3 75 1 Ht.-love....................... .............. 760 8^6 2 0Chestnut................................ 7 00 8 00 1 8

Terms strictly Cash when order* d. x GEO BGK DAK IN. Agent.May 2, 1970 ________________

Hillwere several large tru n k s tilled w ith fl .ral • •tFenngs. and wagons aud stages in which were seated veterans o f th e late w ar andpupils ot the I nion Homq and schools.

A il tb e governm ent utfices and many Hanks, sto res sn d o th er places of la r iu esa were do sed , and v e ry lit tle business « r» transacted in th e afternoon. A t th e cem eteries dirges were p ia y td an d appropriate o rations delivered-*

l-Otters were received from P residen t flraufc. A dm iral F*rra_;ut, Genera! M cClellan, G overnor Huffman, V ice President C olfax, S ecre ta ry B elknap aud o thers, pressing tb e ir in ab ility to be present. The celebration concluded th is evening w ith the mem orial exorcises a t th o A cadem y ot Musia.

PHILADELPHIA.A t P h ilade lph ia th e cerem onies here b e

gun yesterday , so as n o ; to in terfere uifth the inspective parades w hich were tix -d f*i to-day . T he various Posts of thu G rand Army of th e Republic afsenibiod a t Inde pen* len ce H all, and a fte r m arching our on C hestn u t to Broad s tre e t tb* y separa ted info detachm ent* for proceeding to th e dif ferent cenieteries in th e c ity .

A t Glenwood t « m etery th e cerem onies were partu iu ia riy im pressive, Irom th e p resence of over one h u n d red so ld iers’ orphan g irls, and a company of cadets, from tft* S o ld ie r 's O rphan Hom e. G eneral Burnside headed th e procession.

EButlDENCK.A t Providenoe, Rhode Island , busines*

was generally sum.-ended, bells to lled and m inute guns tired.

C IN C IN N A T I .T he procession was not large in Uipcip-

nati. An address wus delivered a t Sprifcg G rove C em etery b y D urbin W ard.

B »STflW.In Boston th e posts of th e G rand Arnsv

of the Republic were o u t in fu ll force lalOn w ith ti j ra l trio u te s for th e brave dead.

WA3H1NCT N .T he c ity r f W ashington wore th e appear

auoe of a general holiday. Coi grvHt* w>- n o t in session, a ll th e governm ent depart rnepts were cloae<i aod com paratively little boaiueas wae transacted . A ll th e avsilaij* vehicles were ia m otion d uring th e fi*ret;o0 n w ith passengers on th e wa\ to A rlington. •Some of tb e ca rn ag es were trim m ed witii m in ia tu re Hags. lic»id*s, wagon loads of dow ers and evergre* ns in tfue form 0> w reaths aud boquuts left th e several pl*c9" of collection for th a t a ttrac tiv e po in t. 4#

i.oug before noon thouvauds of persons bad collected on th e grouuds of tb e s-U fliers’ cem etery , and tb e num ber increased from tim e to tim e. T be cerem onial i t

»Arl>ngton commenced a t 1 o’clock, when a n a lio ja l sa lu te w ai tired bv a b a tte ry s ta tioned m ear th e cem etery ; the m arine baq>' th en pArformed a dirge. A fter p ray er b> Rev. Dr. New m an, a g ran d chorus, consist ing of five h u n d red singers, sang, "iA S trong C astle is ou r L ord ," a fu ll marih* hand accom panying them . Dr. C. C O x read a poem w ritten by him self f *r tb e dc- casion, a fte r w hich G eneral Logan d e liv ered an address.

The cerem ony of decorating th e grawrt- th roughou t th e cem etery by th e en tire Assemblage then took place, aud soon t \ t ^ r \

rasfy m ound was covered w ith beautiful wers, arranged in w reaths, boquefs,

rosses, etc.A fte r th e exercises closed a t th e Natiofla!

C em etery th e decoration of th e graves ‘of colored soldiers ju » t n o rth of i t took p late.

AUBURN.T he d ay w as duly observed a t A nbuin.

X. Y. T h e d iffe ren t o em ettries w ere ri* ed and th e grsvos of tbe dead her-fe^

beau tifu lly *trew n w ith flowers. T he ofn- lon was (ieliv* red by th e Rev. Barkholo-

inew, of th e U niversal >st C hurch.H L D S O N , N T.

T he dsy' was apf*r..pnately observe*! ( j % processu-n of soldiers and sailors of ♦$)• ate war, civic S'*cieties. c itv and county •< icia!s and citizens in general. Som e tiNj

soldiers’ graves w.-re prefnsely d eeo raf Deluding th a t of tbe la te Colonel Cowli The address was delivered by Jo h n Stanth i »i>u!d. Flags w*re placed a t half ma^t, be rew spajjer offices, th e pnblic h m id u ^ i

and th e principal p lacet or business Wflr* losed d u n n g th e ceretnonie*.

F O R T R K 8 8 M O N H r iC .A t P ortress M onroe th e pra*"es of tfi*

oldiers in th e N ational Cem etery a t Han^p n G rove w* re d* co-ated

C O N C O R D , N E W H A 5 T T S H IR E .A feature - f the day a t Concord, X.

vsg tb e dedication of a m onum ent to tceasqd so ldiers of th e c ity .

A L B A N Y .

A t A lbany th e cerrra"nie0 w ere perfo •*! a t th e K ura i ( em etery under th e au

of officeis of the G rand Army of R epublic. Rev. Dr. R ufus W . C lark

vered an o ration . A large num ber ltizccs participated .

C L E V E L A N D .A t C leveland the day was observed aft a

holiday. A large num ber of eitiz-ros visits- he cem eteries aud d eon rated te e eoidi^r* ra /e a . i

B I S G H A M T r iN .A t BiDghamtou tb e day was rbserved b>

he B*wt W airons; bells wero rung and tft.< cerem onies were im preenve,

F O U G H K E B P S I N .A t Bonghkeepsie several th o n sa n l porsdn*-

:»arti0Tpated in '.he exercises. Addresfte' ere m ade by M ajor R obert F . W ilkinabn

•»ud Jo h n T bpm psonGEnTYSBURO.

A t G e tty sb u rg the Soldier’s N ational •jemetery was crow ded w ith v isitors a^n om rades to decorate th e graves of tbe h in •re*i dead. A t W ilm ington, N orth Car.JJi

uN IO N CO A L A S D W OO D CO.,

Foot of Court rt.A lu r t quantity of

H A R D A N D S O F T C O A lFc*R 94 LE.

And 1000 0ORD9 <»F CAN A D \ WOOD (Bew.) A Map e),ei her ;n atick or aawed or split.

Delivered in auy p\rt of the ait j .Liberal deductions ma e to dealers U-tl '»ARH«G fc M >YTk ' l ' l

C. H . D U D L E Y C O .,

a and R e ta il D*i>* '.sr» ia

W O O D B X W A R E .

22 M ta ia i at h a i 4 A r ta n s a a a t, U

Q O O P E R A O K .

F . K . P L U M B L Y .T a nk and d e t e r s B u i ld w , a id d e r ie r n new ai.d second Land b am tie , ta n k s , h oop -, -t*»es sn d h ea t lug All ki-kIs f Cuupcr*|c co'j'X.Ut or. h r.d hi. ' m a te in he neatest s'jle, s ad wsrr»n»-*i. jo N td u i do e a t r i l tu n s and am th e w > rt ntMbnm -x I r a n No. 90 Washmgtno sl., enuaacs ot. Put-. h stsw eo M a te aWd V e k h U a s u

F o r ty aa— i t a d T A N K S ( f ir sate , — r yt— fn — r ig h t a p te e— h un d red ead tw e n iy te firr ia c ft i— p w h ite a -h a a d p in e , tn m o d e rr ie r t s i k t t e s M c h —ur *• i r u n m L - t .

■ o . e v i i i n *■ ,

8 . W . S T O H E f c C O . A g t o .

O ffice and Sa learoom 275 M a in a tree t, e o ro e r Swan eet.

AriKNTS AND CANVASSERS WANTEDe lf t la a

C . W O O D R U F F & C O .,

PiPPi l a m m i B s \sb m mU a d f N ^ E A K L ST E E T . iB U k F A L - * ,

K eep — hand ed o t n u h e t e r e te o rd e r p a y sn

C..SH r ;ir .T s ? J L * t 7 £ ,'iT tW at ih e — a o f te a N ia — ra Fa il* P s^ w M m * W y

cm t— F e — r M id e . E r ie F a w r S U k _______x T c V o o E to rr , xdwaed u b e t c n r . * — CUAU* a WOODRUFF

S U G A R L O A F . L E H I G H•F&INOllROOK, F R A N K L I N ,

m m i L A C i A V U i i i v m m b .

A JS D C L E V E L A N D . C O A L .

O O R N E R E R I E A N D T E R R A C B I

Y A R D , F O O T OF E R I E WT.

Bu ffa lo . Apri r. iwt®

J . T . H O O T F & C O . ,n n i rife IN

H A R D A N D S O F T C O A LO m S - fi R D tvtri— A , f t S M a , R l

J . Y . B D O L K K L . N E D C T R I

»a on fchnt at te r" E

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a, th e m em orial c eieb raii m waa ais > large y a tten d ed .

NEW JERSEY The day was observed in J^ rre y Ci^y

N ew ark,* i ’atteraon . New B uusw iftk Irauge, Cam deo, Trent#m, H b*»keu atn >ther tow us in New Je rsey w ith procei «iod8, addresses, etc. Business was genfcr Uly suspended.

MISCELLANEOUS.

M 'P .B IN D IA N V I 3 IT »R3.

W x sh in g T u N , M ay 3*) --G en era l Parker, om m iisioner of In d ian Affairs, received a

- leg ram announcing th e a rr iv a l of Red loud and p a rty a t Chicago to-day, aftd

sta ting th ey w ould reach W ash ing ton W#d- te s d a y .

I M P E A f H M E X T .Ju d g e B in g h am , cha irm an of the Ju d i

la ry Com m ittee , says there ia do prospect w hatever th a t tim e can be fomod th is -ion fo r even tbe most enreory exam m atirr. of th e petitions — fcirg for the im peachm ent if Ju d g es F ie ld and 11 ff'«»an- The omen-

sal opin ion on to * ru t j* c t h ire is th a t #be •>%tter w i l l d»« » na tu ra l death m the c-*n

.m ttee.A L L Q U IE T A L O S O T U B B O R D E R .

OGDSSfiBUKrtH, 3o —All i s qrffetr in o g t h e im — to -d a y . 1 h e < a n a o ia n m il t a r y a o th o r i t i '. ie s a t P re e o o tt a r re s te d a

a o m b e r of perso n # w h ile cr> scrog fro m th is « d e , s n p p o n td t o b e F e n ia n s to C a n a d a frp m h e rmideen. M e r s h a lQ a m by is f a r n i* h k g 'a n ip o r ta t io n t o t b e F e c is n s r e m a io in g a t

M alone A ld e rm a n L a r k ine . o f Mgdehfi- o r t h is * m o n « F V F o n s r * ffi » r s h*-W‘s*

(r«me. R a in t la s t week fell very general and tim ely . A large a rea of land was p lan t ed and m ore fertilise rs a m d . T he p lan te rs *w ^ k w hard .

U1UG4AL JU .ICIAL Y 0 T E .

A l b a n y , M a y 3 1 .— T h e fu l l o ffic ia l v o teof tb e r » f n ' jud ic ial election |« as follow*:

R -cfib lican—S elder. 152*288; M u m , IM 9-S4 Aorirev.*, 152,9fll»; Folger, !546 6 7 ; H a le . l a i i .-h A

D "U "vrats — L’h u rrh , 239 G63; A llen,239 2 -9, G rover. 238 834; i ’tcw ham , 230 • 337; k ip s l lo , 235.777.

riROLC h io a o a , M ay S1*.— I’he p - rk p v k in g

house o i G . H . H uhbnro t t t ’-o. on Clay ixturve avenue w aa burned th ia afternoon Loss $5l».U0 l) The N o rth Chicago Rolling M ills had a narrow escape.

I 'h a l**oi hy a tire \e s te rd s y on Sonth Canai s t r e e t w as # 9 < ll lu 'to H u c k h a r t A t o . ana f 16.0U0 to C lark e A Sam soua—p arti) insured a t tn e East.

Arf incendiary tire a t M ankato , M in nesota, yeafe-rdry m orning destroyed prop • r ty w o rth I I tLudO.

TUE C O A L STRIKERS.T he L s Selle coal m iners, who h a u s b e e r

ou s s tn k e sines th e h rs t of A p p ), wil' resum e w ork th e first of Jude,' harin g accepted th e term s i f th « owners.g e n e r a l H a n c o c k r k a g y f u r in d ia n $

T he Laws from Gi n t ta i H a n c o c k , now bi D akota T errito ry , ind icates th a t he i- m a l lug such d isposition of th e U n ited Slat** troops as be*t to p ro tec t se ttle rs from tb« In.lino*. T h e G eneral a lso say s t h a t be wiii soon be prepar*5«l to s trik e the iudiau* a te rr ib le blow should they compel him .

ANOTHER INDIAN RAID.B b ta n , W . T , May 3u. -T h e India#*

m ade a raid on th e stage rou te from her* tn So u th 1 ’aas y*-aterd*v, and run off tfii. head of etWxe h r»ea n t Big Bandy Station a.id woundod one m an nam ed Ju h n Carnes All tb e stock betw een th ere and South Pass is *rrppo«ed tn he g o n e .

N K W YO RK .F T T IN O T 1 0 N • F f l t .A T r .R T .

N e w Y o rd , M ay 3 0 .— Au A***»»np Ajar special aav a t h a t S enato r Kurnner ie ot opinion t h a t if th e Npantah C o rte e adopt the d ra f t for a law in tro d u ced on Tburs<lg> by th e Colonial M in ister for th e ex tinction of slavery ua aJl th e Spanish possemioni* jit s i l l have g rea t effect iu m ollifying pul'lu- opinion m th e United S ta te s ou th e l obftu question.

T H F . F E N I A N B U S lN E f tS T he m ilita ry com m auders an d U- F.

M arshals along th e CUuadian fro u tie r tete g raphed h ere las t n ig h t, saying th s t th*Y« was a large am ount of abandoned arm s at(< am m unition acntt Tod a t d ffnrent piacea tho i'urder, And tiiey d*-sire«l to know w 'Im position to m ake of them . T he m at in-iug c a llc l to the a tten tio u of tb e Tr* •tent, he directed th a t in structions shoi be se n t to have all th e arm s oolieoted ge ther and placed u nder the contro l of m ilitary au thorities.

A t the Feuian h ead q u arters in tb is c i|y th ia m orning a few recru its w ere enrolled, n o tw ithstand ing th e rep o rts from th e Ixir d e r th a t the F en ian arm y was breaking up.

J I I 'M O R S .A d ispa tch was received Dons th e front

anuouucing th e fac t ib * t * b a ttle h v l befit, tougbt, and th a t Coloosl 0 Leary h a d a<i vauced some d istance in to C auada, cap tu r iug ab o u t six ty ip ru o tm rs . U h ter dispatcher, s ta te t h a t troopa w ere now crossing a t BiU- talo and D etroit, a u d th a t a general moije m ent all .ahiog the liuefi w ould be ms^le to-n ight. G rea t excifecuiqnt prevailed dfir- ing th e rexdiug of th ese im probable d|* pa’ches. A num ber of re c ru its leave tii. citv to -n ig h t ou th e 11 o'clock tra in for t#ie border.

T H E DR V IV B A C K F R A U D .I n \h e case of.Galdwell, w ho is accused-of

•omplicity in th e drawba* k funds, in fh* U nited Jftatee C irce it ( w a r t to -day an pr ler was g ran ted requiring the defendan t-1 to ta rn ish tw o sureties, ea*rh of whom should ju stify in th e sum of $15,(MS), and a furtftei •riler was g ran ted by th e e o u rt re ft ram m ,

< 'om m issioner Bette from aooeptiug H .l>«r Boyle as a su re ty in th o case, on tb e grou|i« Indian chiefs to the «apitaL ifc already begiiituog to Ih> f e lt a t the.ludiftm Bureau here. The chiefs no lunger ta lk in ba t sp irit of boldness and a b iln y to cat*-)■n *n -cehsfuHy an Indian w ar unless thfi r

dem ands are aoceeded t«., w hich charac te r z* th e ir a rr iv al- Ih e chiefs now here pt<>

t -ss s g rea t readiness to re tu rn home, ape feiviae the hoati'e trib es to alisti/ion the ^ i r path , and h e reafte r to pnraue th e i r peaoe :ul callings.

C A R L E D S P A T . HE4,The cable dispatches r- po rt th a t tiie

D anish C abinet haa been reorganized.A fearful conflagration ooccrred a t Con

s tan tinop le , w hich destroyed h ity buddiqg* iu s w ealthy q u a rte r of th e city .

The lauds an j »uiug th e Su z Canal baffe >cen ordt red to be sold by the V iceroy lof

Egypt, ahd th e ir estim ated value is £4 •#*()• MMI Tb* proceeds to be d iv ided Oeiwtfer tno Viceroy and th e canal c m p a n y .

Mr. A shbury dt-cliut-s th e chailengejof he ow ner u# tb t 'iapj.ho, L ut w ill oouifiai

w ith h e r a t New York.I t te r«q*orted t h a t th e d isooaery of a

p lo t to release tff« Feuian prisoners in . lerkenw ell prison has occasioned extraftr- fiuary p re C n tio n s by th e poiice.

Rio Jan eiro advices s ta te t h s t th er# i*• r e s t d iso rder iu B u trs Rios. F resu f^ .t M itre was m oving agam at tb e rel*ds wtth U) U00 tro -ps. The rebels u nder Jo n ik u *re only *2 0 u0 strong, b u t they w orsted ^ ie a.fvance guard of tbq A rgentines on seveftal ■cession*. A hoavy b a ttle is expected.

GEN. kOSECRANS’ MEMuKI KU ‘ G eneral Row craus wili soon p n d ish ko

address to the pe<*ple of the U nited M ates u stam ing, aud explaining, th e metn-»dal

which he ia a f» u t to subm it U t <>nigress oo the su l*ject of ou r N ational poikcy tow a r l •lexloo. G eneral itocecrans urges a formal

declaration )>y C ngreas of the policy w h k h ai l assure tbe M exican governm ent of t i e firm sym pathy , and m* rs! support, and dur ttizens t h a t therr r igh ts aLaii Oe protecifid,

in w hatever h g e tim ate m* rcan ti e, iuri9 «- tria l, or o th er en te rp rises th ey m ay u n d e rtake ic th a t conotry . The policy proposed nsa received th e approval of m - to c re t ir y 8ewar«i, Ch ef Juatnre Chase, Caleb CuAh- ug, (ien. Schenck t t ' . U. A spinw all afini »tn- r p rom inen t citizens, by whom it ffa* been exam ined and from whom le tte rs vfili t«e published.

G eneral Kosecransaffirm * th a t a decisive declaration by (Jongrea* a t the p resen t tipi* would s tren g th en and e s ta b fu h Juar* * ’* lecliinng adiniD iatration iu Mexico, mdfice \m « n c a n cap ita l tb i tb r r to engage in !>aijk mg an d railro ad e n te rp n —*, th u s raising ‘.h a t co u n try to tb e Dignity of an independe n t *ulf p ro tec ting rei ublic and a fauthiul a lly of th e U nited S ta tes.

rREdBYTERIAN SYNOD.A t a m e e t in g of t b e "ynod o f t h e Itefortn-

ed P resb y te rian C h u r c h t o - d a y , a l e t t e r «f g r e e t in g wa* r e a d f r o m t h e R-fornJed

C hurch o f I r e la n d w h ic h e x p r e — d the. ..pinioo t h a t t b e only h *pe fo r t h e E km c o p a l C h u r c h la E . i g l a n d w a s in ita a ise s tib i i a h m e u t .

B ' .S E BALL Tb* Ba** Ball u.aG;n i*. day betw een <he

M utual* of >’»•• York aod th e F o rest t i t y club, of R.-ckf r Unoia, w— won by the M atuals— 21 to i l

H E A V Y DAMAGES.

A verd ic t was rend*-rod to d a y in ^Le S u p r e m e C o u r t C i r c u i t in th e ca*e of T r^cy K R oberts ag sin st th e Toledo and W ab#»h Kail road C -m uaoy. in w hich tk e p la nt-ff c a u o e l $100,UIM» dam ages, on accoun t of a dis'ocaU</n of hts h 'p while trave ling Son ih - i r »me in 1804 T n e j 1 1 7 aw arded the p la in t ff. who was trav e llin g on a pass * a t th e tim e of th e accident, dam ages to th e am ount cf $4WUU.

MOBBED.T h is a f te rn o o n a m a n n a m e d J e r r y

M u rp h y , a T w e n ty f i r s t W a rd p o litic ia n , h a v in g m a d e so m e re m a rk s a b o n t t h e — g f i o f t b e Y - in n j r D e m o c rac y , wn* net o p o a #»yf >ur a t t a c h r e s o f B h e n ff (TRfjeM ’* «<!>'• a n d vt-rj n a i l y f ^ a te n . h is fa ce a n d hi a t

THE BUFFALO EXPBEHJOB miNllNlLUWHL'l

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to dsy, Iwtween Dreadnas^hft, Brinoa, Dreedan, Topey, Loutaa, h ssftsm Q aten*nd l aptain Gill, three in ffentm M ^no,

•o n by Dreadnought, Beal tune2i32f.

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TH E NLG1UA A f VN EST fO IX Z .

AD TENT OF THE FIRST COL' RED CADET AT TUK Ml*.I. ART ACADAXT.

I Nsst Puiut Co re*,- uficii** N«w - York Time* | C4>nefel«rable tx c iU m e u t w aa P i Ten (j here

•n T u ^ d . j , ty th . w r i . J of tL . colur. , 1

.|>pom t^ fur th . M in in iho i M d.Uhii.. Ilia name is Michael Howard, atod h it pure African descent is unanxtakaMy tasnife t* d m hi* clear hlsck o- m pbfi.ri, | — whi t e eye* and c’oeely crimped hefty. Hm pevaou- a( appear an oe i* by no m eaie aayri pussm* •ng In height he ia ahent fivnlm ftfour •nchev; bt* tiguro ie wradl ron—Wd, and his •am sge not s t all angracafnL Hiaooun- ronanoa has a pl—sant, shrewd , ud esolute exprcnaaun. U m quite

wvidenft th a t he ia aware of the peculiar position in whioh he is placed, aod althuagh —nsitiva, he is not cm harassed nor discouraged. ' Hia appear*no# aa be wandered about the 1‘laina, carrying in hi* hand an ioameuse oarp-t-bag, aud inquiring the direction to the Commandant's

ffice, w u somewhat amusing. He waa poll ely informed tha t he was in advance of he appointed time, and th a t new cadrta

conld not Iie (Tsmintd nntil after the ? 5 h. He then endeavored to MMWfi board, !<ut •rvery w heVe'Tie applied" W ifi informed tha t ihero was no aooom im «U tm loft, w hrr.

i">n be pr *wrêd to th s village of Highland F. 1 s, two w..iei below, a..«J apjdied eft OrCSfu’sH"tel. Dinner and supper were fnrauhed him there, but all the rooms were "engaged;" 90 he had recourse to a colored family• ho live close by. and who are now en t.r- ' sinmg him He appears eery quiet, but apcaresUy determined to *‘pa*h things" re foluudy. His sffvant ia the aeusstiunf th# scSHon The cadets especially

are not a little exercised In mind over the m atter, and i t is a th* me >! not a little oon ted io u s argument kri • n

the offnwra, while discarding all political bias iu the matter, and after having fought for the oolored rare, both a t the p*.|ls and on tho battlefield , while hel tog kindly tow ard him, apeak very JoubUrliy on the expediency of thii venture. They regard it a* a more decided «d vance of the cnlnred man Into eon*] ci-cfee than even tbe elevation of Senator K.-vels to Congressional rank. Ihe uosi- uan uf the new ca*lrt, if accepted and re- auied, must grow nmre aud more etnhsr-

ratelng from his isolst'nn and tbe peculiar novelty of bis social connections. No louot but this recruit will have a thorough

initiatory "devilment" from the cadets, to -Urtain which will test his fortitude. Otherwise he will hn treated, by hoih rtfl- cere and osdeti, w ith courtesy and ktodies*, their s» use of honor being tvv h*afi to

peruut auy other o**nr*e

CARDINAL A N H IN ELLf.

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Cardinal Giawmu,Ant*>nelli has now a ttained bis s i l ty fourth year, hxving lieen h*»rti a% ffontlino, a village on the frontier between Rome and Naples, April 2 Itt d . lie doe* not appear over titty at pre***-nt, ins physical appearance b..ng wondetfully youth)u! for his yeats. 11 •* family wss irigmally almost in a state of rusticity, but possessed of sosne pr» |«rty . Aa a youth ho-entered the priesthood, which has borne him U> lus present high, |M>werful and wealthy position as tbe Rope’s Primo Minister. He is now many ttnn s a nubmnairn, md ba* all tba t he could desire, exoept the Romagna by the oUl Fontihcal U rnfe-ry, over which he once ruled, but which wa<*, ten years ago, wrested from his gra'p , notwithstanding bi* adroit intrigue* snd• hnndenng dispatches launched a t the head of Cavour, when those two Italian wrestlers m diplomacy had tbeir splendid bout to gether. Cavour had the strongest backer —Napoleon i l l —and won tbe game. An- tonelli bad the misfortune to tw backed only by Francis Joseph, of Austria Th>-y say- tha t he privately co-id* re all dipb m- scy to Tw so much vanity of vatiriies since tbe t day, baviug lost ail regard for humanity, prinoe* and principalities, except a very *, iteful one. baa f"i»r hr..t.êra here, all wealthy and well sliced off with the PbtttSfi 'tl cake, one being President of tbe bank and the others in high eooimias- tmal office. J le er j >ys the rrputatiou of taking care of ins laurily, which he alone ha* drawn nut of ol*s*:urity.

Strange a* it may sound he is emph«t- eally one of the self marW men of the tunes. Since it>4(.l. or during the last twenty -or • years, h*-has occupied the position of Sucrs- t^ry of State*, and during tnis period won a reputation as a man of brains and adroitness Bnenrpaaacd hy none and equalled by tew m Europe. Ue is cultivated both in life and letters, his intellect being chsrso- terizjd by quickness and depth at the same rime, his drawback the pitiful plight into which be, his rule sud hia dominions are now cast, being due to tbe fact tb» t he uever had auy very heavy battalions at his ha* k —for really a pope’s soldiers do not cooDt. Hero all accord him th e honor at iMMM*nn« ** a long h«a.l. ” aad he ts nailed »u “old fox ’’ They all will tell yon that he never was known to be Iwatdi in a game where cunning c*>uM gain the mastery. Witbel many p’q n n t stories ciruuNre ?n regard V> him and his fortunes; he enjoys tha t thing called prestige, and passen i v r a most charming, fas -mating, unctuous gen- tVcnan towards al! and a special admirer of the ladies—although he himeslf wear* a gown. A t the head of a great State bs• oald moat protw ly have dune wonders; as i t i*, lus chief victories havtfelwen wou I y aheer aupermr intellect, by ruse m a place where all bas te* be achieved by uud< r vot.w und unrler-hand work Even the Jesmts, wir.h all ’heir • dines-, have never been too many for him.

T h i F o ot L a t h c f j r a PRor««*io*ALMAN.—I 'tru s t my a<iaiiring rea-ler will not think I have taken np s new fancy or have become hobby-horsicaL I t M now over forty years sn.ee 1 became the owner of a lathe. I t was a clumsy, wooden concern, even to the driving wheel, and the whole apparatus co-t but seven dollars. Since then 1 hsve seldom heen without one, though always, till very lately, had only some very cheap, second hand »ff*ir. Ho# the difference in the enjoyment of s food few! over a p o o r one is immees'irabie. If you w ant a tool to ke the ceotre of all manner of tinkering and mending, or for exercise th s t is gentle and cheap, or, for calling tha mind off from anxiety or hard thinking, or for tke training of tbe boys hi th* family, or for health tu! and artistic creations,I know of no mat rn meat to be compared with tbe lathe. Unlike the horse, it doea not eat its* If np ic a single Winter, nor de-

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