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[Those of our rrerters who m ake purchases in Buf- f* 'o , ny cutting this ou t an<J using it aa a reference, will save time a n d trouble. Tbe selection has been ear el ally m o.it and u s tn c tly Fih&T CLASH. |

A X K .-4 , P L A N E S , E D G E T L S , S K A T E S .L. A L J . W HITE, 811 Kachan*©.

A G ’ L I M P L E M E N T S , C A S T I N G S , A C .HOWARD IrtoN WORKS, Chicago near Canal.

B A N K E R S .H. W. BURT & Co., Main cor. sense*.

B O O K S A N D S T A T I O N E R Y .E R N S T B h b r tK R A B R O ., 487 M a in , c o r M o h a w k . M A R T I N T A T L O R . M a in . „BRLF.l* A L E N T , 240 M a in a r .d 9 W . S e n e c a , i i . M. O l 'I h , »8a M a in .

B L A N K B O O K S , S T A T I O N E R Y , A C .TO L.M l, LOo KWu Oj A J u HNSON, 209 Main. •H R ISTY & JLN K K , 290 and m t Main.

B O O T S A S H O E S .A . L . B C H B T V h U , 285 M a in .-J A M L a 11. J L W L l 'f , 406 M a in .

B L A N K BO O K M A N U F A C T U R E R .•4. L. C H iC iltoT L R , 194 and Ilia Waahington.

C O N F E C T IO N E R S , (W h o lesa le A R e ta il.) W. ti. BULLOCK A CO., le S. D‘vi*i)U. C A R P E T S , O IL C L O T H S , F E A T H E R S J . R. A J . ZOOK, L'pho:»terers, 476 Main;

C O N F E O T IO N E U S , (W h o le sa le .) HENRY H K A R N K , GI h e n e r a H. A. MKNK KR, 450 Main, oppoeite Tifft House.

C H I N A , C L A S S A C R O C K E R Y .MATT 11 a W O’NLILL, 219 Main.(LEO. K. N E W M A N , 41* Main.

C A R R I A G E S .HARVFY A WALLACE, Lock near Courier Hooee.

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D O D D , B E S T A C O ., 3 9 2 M a in .

D R A P E R S A T A I L O R S .M . H . T R Y O .N , 2 9 4 M a iu .

D Y E R A N D R E N O V A T O R .L U C A S C H E S T E R , 483 M a iu .

E N V E L O P E M A N U F A C T U R E R S .H . W. P R u S S E R , 22 W bwao.

r lOI N TY ORDERS, COUNTY 011- V _y d . T . . Jl'i.IK K i u t - C o . - n t . O l d e r , . u d h r

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O N W O O D .M a in .

F A N C Y O D S, A C .Y O L G E R , R I K b L I N G A - . .4 2 0 Mala.

F U R N I i t 'R E , A C .IS A A C D . W H I T ! . , 257 M a in .S . B K J S T o L a C O ., 2 9 3 M a in .

F L O U R , F E E D A N D G R A I N .W. H . C otSH , T e r r a c e c o r B r a n s .

F R U I T A N D O Y S T E R S .P L A T T F R U I T C O ., 257 W a s h in g to n .

F I N E B R A S S C A S T I N G S .BUFFALO BRASS FOUNDRY, 76 Exchange.G L A S S A N D P A P E R S H O W C A R D S .J . P . H O F F M A N , 16 h S e n e c a s t , u p s t a i r s .

G R O C E R S , (W h o lesa le .)A M. J O H N S T O N , 71 M a m .

G R O C E R S (W h o lesa le an d R e ta il .)E. D. H O L M A N , 179 M a in .GKO. W. bLOTl’, 17 K. Scnoca.

G E N T S ’ F U R N I S H I N G G O O D S.A D D IS O N 11. S T A F F O R D 8*7 M a m .8- N L A W R E N C E f t sON, 315 Main.MOTT A BENEDICT, 867 M a in .

G U N S A N D J E W E L R Y .J . O . H O B S O N A C O ., 106 M a m .

H O T E L S .B O N N E T ’S H O T E L , c o r W a s h in g t o n a n d C a r ro l l .

H A R N E S S , S A D D L E S , A C .J . S. L Y T L E A S O N , 20 E x c i ia n g e , o p p o s i t e M a n s io n . D A .V L K . H U u P l I K E Y , S u c c e s s o r to J n o . H u m ­

p h r e y A B r o . , 303 M a in .

H A R D W A R E , IR O N , A C .C . E . W A L B R I D G E , 271 M a in a n d 0 S w a n .H O R T -* N S & K I P , c o r P e a r l a n d S e n e c a .S ID N E Y S I I r .P A K D A C u , OS M a m .F O W L E K ^ SO & dL 9 8 - ■ sa.D £ W aT T C . W E L D .A C O ,2 3 4 M x in , e o r W . g w a n .

H A R D W A R E A N D M E T A L S .P R A T I ' a C O ., 40 , 43 a n d 150 T e r r a c e .

H O T A I R F U R N A C E S .A. D . G IL B E R T , 85 M a in .

H A T S , C A Y S A N D F U K 3 .C. A- F. U E • K G E R , 5 0 8 M a in .B E R G T O L D A UK *., 201 M a in .W M . W 1 P P E R T , 321 M a in .

IR O N F O U N D R Y .R A G L E I R O N W O R K S , P o « r y , e o r M iss isM pp l. C L IN T O N IR O N W O R K S , C n u r c h , c o r J a c k s o n .

I R O N P O U N D E R S , E N G I N E S , B O I L E R SG E O . W . T I F F T , S O N S A C O ., W a s h in g t o n , n r O h io .

IR O N N A I L S , R . II. S l ’lK S , 4 0 .P R A T T A C O ., 4 0 , 46 a n d 60 T e r r a c e .

L A G E R B E E R , B I L L I A R D S , 4 c . W C H A f c lL n J f c c O i S , ^ v . ; , , t .

L I G H T C A R R I A G E A N D S L E I G H .D . C . G O D W IN , 333 a u d 3 3 5 W a rh u iK to n .

L O O K I N G G L A S S , P I C T U R E F R A M E S .H O W A R D A B U N T IN G , 16 B . S w a n .

M A L L E A B L E IR O N .PRATT A L E T C H W O R T H , 62 a u d 54 Terrace.

M A R B L E M A N T L E S A N D G R A T E S .C . s . C O O P E R , 611 D e la w a r e .L . S W A R T Z A C J . , 3 0 3 M a in .

M A R B L E A N D G R A N I T E W O R K S .J O H N C R A W F O R D , 167 and 169 Niagara.

M I L L I N E R Y (W h o lesa le an d R e t a i l . )H E N R Y O ’B R I E N . 2 k) M ain .w . u . W o o d w a r d , 409 M a in .

M O U R N I N G G O C D S .DODD, BEST A C O , 414 M a m .

M A N U F A C T U R I N G J E W E L E R S , AC.H . F . J U K N G L I N O , S27 W a s h in g to n .

M U S I C D E A L E R S A N D P U B L I S H E R S .JKW ETT A MISOHKA, 263 Main.

O R G A N S (P o rta b le P ip e .)DSRRICX, F£LG£MAKEK A CO., 89, 41 and 43

Clinton.

O R G A N S , M E L O D E O N S , A C .GEO. A. PRINCE A CO., Niagara, Seventh and Ma­

ryland.O IL S , P A I N T S , A C .

8 . P E A S E , 65 a n d 07 M a in .

P L A N IN G M I L L S , D O O R S , S A S H , A C .W. A. EVANS A CO., Mechaiac.P R IN T E R S A B L A N K BOOK M A N ’FS,B A K E R A J u N L S , 22U a n rl 222 Waahington • t r e e ’..

P L A S T I C S L A T E R O O F IN G .B. F . IN NE3, 244 Main.

P I A N O S , M U S I C , A C .•O T H E R A DENTON, 269 Maia.

P I A N O M A N U F A C T U R E R S .a KURTZMAN, 106, 108 and 110 Batavia.DKVINE BROS., 401 Niagara, cor Maryland.

P A P E R H A N G IN G S , A C .V . H. B1RGE, 218 Main.MONTGOMERY BROS., 295 Main.MV.RRKTT NICHOLS, 679 Main.

P H O T O G R A P H E R S .W. M. KNIOUT. 256 Main.B. B. HAMbLETON, 305 and 460 Malm.JL L. B U SS, 379 Main.

S E W I N G M A C H I N E S .•R O V ER A BAKER H M. CO.. 411 Mam. W HEELER A WILSON 8. M. CO., 276 Main, eor

WILCOX A GIBBS S. M. CO., 14 8. Division.BOWK S. M. CO , 13 W. Swan.FLORENCES. M. CO., 401 Main.

S A D D L E R Y H A R D W A R E , A C .FRATT « LETCaW ORTI’., 62 and 54 Terraee.

S I L K H A T M A N U F A C T U R E R S , a MACKENZIE, 187 Main.

S T O V E H O L L O W W A R E .B R D A CO., cor. Brace *t. and Erie Cana

S T A I N E D G L A S S .BUFFALO STU N E D GLASS WORKS, » PearL GEO. L. BURNS, 208 Main.

S T E A M C O F F E E * S P I C E M I L L S .I H 1 1 E * CO., SSI th in t»ppoml* Church.*.

S C H O O L F U R N I T U R E .t t . OHASK * SOS, SIS S c r c u t a .

S C A L E S A N D S A F E S .■ U rrA L O SCALB WORKS. S3 M«lu.

S T O V E S A N D H A R D W A R E . SHAW , F E R R I S A CO., 446 M ain .

S T O V E S , F U R N A C E S A N D R A N G E S .I , SWARTZ A CO., 363 Main.

T O B A C C O N IS T S .A. M. ADAMS A C ) ., 250 Washington A 40 A 50 PearL GIBSON F. HOWARD A CO.. 200 Washington. W A T C H E S , J E W E L R Y A D IA M O N D S . PITKIN’S JKWF.LRY STORK. 292 Main.T . A E. DICKINSON, 254 Main.DAW. B. CASTLK, 161 Main.STEVENS BROS., 459 Main.

W A T C H M A K E R S Jt J E W E L E R S .JU LIU S WALKER, 1 7 Main. _________

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a t r e e t f ro m t h e c e n t r e o f E1k s t r e e t to t h e ^ u t h i in e o f P e r r y s t r e e t .A m o u n t ...........................................’ .......................#1612 25

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U o ’c lo c k A . M , f o r t h e c o n s t r u c t io n o f newer*, in T e n t 'i , H a m p s h i r e , M a s s a c h u n - .t ta a n d N ia g a r « . t r e i . ' t s , w ith t h e n e c e s s a r y r e c e iv e r s , s id e a n d h o u s e c o n n tc t io a.

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c o m p le t e t h e r e c e iv e r s .E c h p r o p o s a l t o b e a c to tn p a n ie d b y b o n d s a s r e ­

q u i r e d b y C i ty C h a r t e r , a n d a s o ru e rc« i b y C o m m o n C o u n c il.

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r e re iv e d a t t h e S t r e e t C o m m is s io n e r 's O ff ic ; u n t i l T u e s d a y , D e c e m b e r 7 . ia 6 9 , a t 10 o ’c lo c k A A I., f a r c a r t i n g a w a y t h e d i r t , f i l th , r u • i s h , a sh ex a n i m a ­n u r e f r e in t h e p a v e d - t r c e t a a n d a l le y s o f th*; d t y of B u ffa l >; a ls o , f o - s c r a p in g u p a n d c a ; i i a g a w a y th e s a m e f o r t h e t e r m c i t h r e e y e a r s f r o m J a n u a i y 1, 1870.

S e r if ie a t i o n s f o r t h e a b o v e w o rk m a y b e s e e n a t t h e t r e e t l o m m ia b i o n e i ’s O ffice o n a n d a f t e r T h u r s ­d a y , D e c e m b e r 2.

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D I E D .M EBW iy—Not- fit. lu Lewiston, N . T ., Mrs. Amelia

lla rw in . wife of Kev. Charles Merwin, and daugh­te r of th e late Jo h a a n t R uth Olipbant, of Au­b urn , N. Y.

B A IL tY —Nov. 2, a t Darisn Centre, Captain Daniel B a ity , aged 78 yaars. ___________________

FO R S A L E — BY M . M cCOM B, 10 &.Division at.

Flouring mill for sale ln the village of Willinek nearly new, baa all the m odern improvements; thia is one of the finest mills in thia S tate, haa 24 feel of water.

Foundry for sale in the village of Aurora, in ful! operation, doing a ti-e business; this is ago-.d chance for any one who wishes to engage in th u kind ef business.

Btore and dwelling for sale in the villags of Wil­link; thie is oue ul tbe finest buildings in the place and doing a large country trade; wi.l sell th a rtock if desired.

A first-class residence for sale in th e village of Aurora; good barn, about 1 acre of ground, fru it of all kinds shade trees, fte.; about five m inutes’ wait from tn e depot.

Village residence for sale in Aurora, w1*h 4 | acre* of fine garden land, haa every kind of rn it, good barn, living w ater, fte.; about five minut*>* walk irom the depot.

Forsale in tbe village of Aurora, 2-at ry frame house, with wing, finished off in fine style, has one acre of land; two m inutes’ walk from the depot; house new.

For aale in th e village of Willink, 2-vtofy h o u * with wing, cellar, w ater, barn, oae acre of land,

^ F o r aale, aereral fine farms near the vi lag* of A*i- rora, from 10 acre* up to 120 acres, all under fine cultivation. . . . ,

All of th e above property will be sold cheap .and on easv term s, or will lake part d ty pro p .r ty i« exchange

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E?O R S A L R -T H E KOLLUW1NG DE-‘ drab la redd*_____

No. 22 Delaware at., S-atory wing aad barm, gaa, water and furnace. Lot 944x115.

No. 625 Main at., 8-story, with l-*tory rear; n a ,ater and furnace. Lot 20x116, with aa extendoe to Waahiagtoa >L

No. 480 Waahington s t., 8-story aad attic , with a lot 18x86: gaa, water and furnace. Lot 25x106.

#0 Bast Mehawk st., 3-story and a ttic; gaa and

A Qua houae and large ground a t Batavia, Geneseecounty.r No. 566 Main a t , 3-story, w itb wing; gaa, water and furnace. Lot 42x115.

No. 74 Edward st., 2-etory and wing. Lot 78x66.No. 38 Delaware Place; gaa, water furnace.

o t 40x200.Apply to JOHN OTTO. Pearl st.

• t s r & s r o L .rm’a B a i l d t e n , w A \ n F l .

i i e r c b y g iv e n ( h a t t h e C o m m o n C o u n c il o f tb e c i t y o f B u f la lo h a v e d e te r m in e d a n d d o h e r e b y d e te r m in e to t a k e a i d a p p r o p r i a t e t h e p r . i p e - ty n e c e s s a r y t o D y o u t a a t r e t t o e x t e n d f ro m th e P r a t t 4 W a r : h a m ■ lip t o t h e H a m b u r g t u r n p i c . T h e s o u th w e s te r ly l in e o f s a id r t r e e t t o b t ^ i u a t a p j i n t in t h e s u u th l in e o f s a id s l ip 417 fi-e t e a s e r ly al*>ng s u c h s o u th l in e f r o m th* C i ty S h ip C a n a l , r u n n in g th e n q p so u '.h - * r ly a n d p a ra l le l w i th s a id c a n a l t o a p o i n t ml i tf-loO f e e t s o u th e r ly f r o m ih e r o u t h l in e o f l o t 45 ; th c i c e « o u th « r ly t o a p o in t 377 f e e t s o u th e r ly f ro m th e x o u th l in e * f l o t 46, a n d 240 f - e t e s t e r ly f ro m sa id c a n a l ; th e n c e s o u th e r ly t o s p o in t 597 f e e t s o u th e r l r f ro m t h e s o u th l in e o f l o t 47 , a n d 230 f o c t e a s te r ly f ro m s a id c a n a l ; th e n c e f o u t h - r y to a p o in t in t h e s o u th e r ly l i n e o f lo t 4 9 , a t t h e d is t a n c e o f 128 f e e t e a s te r ly r r mu s a id c a n a l ; th e n c e s o u th e r ly p a ra l le l w i th t h e s a id c a n a l a n d 128 f e e t e m -te r iy th e r e f r o m to a p o i . i t 17 f e e t s- u t h e r i y f r m t h e s w u th l .n e o f I o t SO; th e n c e e a s t e r ly p a r . I l e l w i th t h e fac e o f th e d o c k , a lo n g t h e s o u th h a n k o f B u f fa lo R i v e r a 210 f e e t s u th e r i y th e r e f r o m to t h e n e u ll iw e t e r l ; l in e o f t h d i l a i a p u r g t u r n p i k e . T h e n o r tn e a s .e i l y l in e o f s a id - t r e e t t o b e g in a t a p o in t in t h e s o u th ­e r ly l in o o f s a id s l i p 4S3 f e e t e a s t e r ly a l o n / su c h s o u th l in e f r - m t h e C i ty S h ip C a n a l ; r u n n in g th e n c e

o u D e r l y a n d p a ra l le l w i h .*a;d c a n a l t o a p o n t 29 16-100 t e e t s o u th e r ly fr;*m th e a o u th l in e o f l o t 45, t h e n e e s o u th e r ly t o a p i n t 377 f e e t s u t h e r i y f ro m th e a c u th 1 n e o f i o t 46 a n d 30o f e e t e a s t e r ly f r ra

i d c a n a l ; th e r e * s o u th e r ly t o a p o in t 6u4 f e e t . - u th e r iy i r o m t b e s o u th l i n t o l l o t 4 7 , a n d “ 9 9 f . e t e a s te r ly f ro m s a id e a n a i ; t h e n c e s o u th e r ly t o a p o in t in t h e s o u th l in e o f l o t 49 . a t t h e d t a n c e o f 173 f e e t e a s te r ly f ro m * x > d c au a l; th e n c* ' s o u th e r ly p a ra l le l w i t h s a id c a u a i a n d I T a f e e t e a s t e r i y th e r e f r o m W a p * in t4 4 8 fe e t s o u th e r ly f ro m th e - o u th l in e o f io t *9. t h e m e e a s te r ly p a r a le i w i th t h e f a c e o f U ie d o r k a lo n g t r .e s o u th o a n k o f 'i u f f a lo R i v e r , a n d 150 f e e t s o u th e r ly th e r e f r o m to t h e s o u th w e ^ t t r i y l in e o f t h e H am ’ b u r g tu r n p ik e , a n d t h e i>aid C o m m o n C o u n c il w ill a p p ly t > t h e S u p e r io r C o u r t B u ffa lo a t i m o t i o n t e r r a t h e r e o f , t o b s h e ld a t t h e ro o m v t The B u f fa lo L a w L ib r a r y i n t h e Y o u n g M - n ’i A s s o c ia t io n B u i ld in g s , c o * n e r o f M a in a n d Kogl* s t r e e t s In t h e C i ty o f B u f fa io . o n T u e s d a y t h o 7 th d a y o f D e c e m b e r , 1569, a t t h e o p e n m .- o f t h o sa id C o u r t o d t h a t d a y , * r aa » •©.» t h e r e a f t e r aa c o u n s e l e a n b e h e a r d , f o r t h e a p p o in ’ m ' n t o f th r e o C o m m is - s io n e r s t o a s c e r t a in a n d r e p o r t t h e j u s t e o m i.e u .-a ‘io n »o b e p i i d t h e p e r s o n c r p e r s o n s o w n in g o r h a v in g i n t e r e s t i n t h e l a n d o r p r o p e r ty s o p r o p o s e d to b e taken.

GEORGE S. WARDWELL.C .ty C le r k .

B u f f a lo , N o v . 22, 1869. k23 lO t

NO T IC ^ OF IN TEN TIO N .—NOTICEis hereby given th a t the Common C o u n c il of

ta e city of Buffa‘o intend to order the following de* cri bed works in said city, vix.:

A two and a h a l f f o o t b r -e k sewer constructed in the centre of E lk s t r e e t .w i t h h o u s e connections e v e ry th irty feet from tb e present p a v e m e r t in Llk s t r e e t , to the westerly liue of Scneoa s t r e e t .

A pine plank sidrwalk, four feet wide and t* inches th i c k , constructed • n the north side o f Ex­change atreet, between Van Rensaela r and Smith

Gr e a t b a r g a i n o f f e r e d f o r afew daya.—Reeidencv 668 Mam aC, next to

N orth Fwahyla ilan Church: mil maederm’ tasproro- II n e ta o U w tth tn < tew d ay s w01 b « U a d

or particulars, apply to JOHN OITO, 81 Pearl at.

A sewer of sufficient capacity constructed in the centre of Smith stree t, from its i itersectioa with the centre of Elk •■treet to th e Buffalo River.

Dated Buffalo, November 24,1869.GEORGE 8. WARDWELL,

k 2 5 - 1 0 t ____________ Oity Clerk.

SU P R E M E C O U R T O F T H B S T A T EOF NEW YORK.—Alon xo B. W ebster, Plaintiff;

against Evsrazd Palmer, defendant.You are hereby sununomed and required to an

th e complaint in th is action, w h iu h w s filed in the office of th e Clerk of th e County of Erie, on th e 73d day d Ospw w . 1869, and to serve a eopy of your aasw er u p »n m e a t the city of Buffalo, v ita -a twen­ty daya afte r the service hereof upon you,, exduahre of th e day cf such serv ee; aad take notice th a t if yon fall to answer th s m id oompicint or toss*a »T ol your answer ap o a m s as a h s n rsquired, ^ s

d plaintiff will ( ! * • judgm ent of aaid Court against you in said action for th e ram of flve hundred dollars, w ith interest thereon from Ju ly le t 1966.

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r e e t a t a p o in t i n t h e R o r th l in e o f sa id B e s t s t c e t , 159 f e e t e a s te r ly f ro m th e in te r s e c t io n o f t h e n o r t h ‘in e o f • e a t s t r e e t w i th t h ; s o u th ­e r ly l in e o f t h e c o n t in u a t io n o f G e n e se e s t r e e t , t h c n c c w e s t e r ly a lo n g t h e n o r th i in e o f B u s t s t r e e t 2 96 f e e t , t h e n c e a - u t h e r i y a t r i ' h t a n g ie a t o B e s t s l n e t t o t h e s o u th l in e o f s a id B e s t s t r e e t ; th e n c e s o u th 48 d e v . 33 m in . w e s t 156 f e e t t o a l in e 8 j f e e t u W ta n t e a s te r ly a t r i g h t t n g l e s f r o m a n d p a 'a l l c l t o t h e e a s t e r ly l in e o f C a m p ■ i r e c t>a* n o w la id o u t , t h c n c c w es t- r l y a t r i g h t a n g le s t* ra « id C a m p s t r e e t ♦to f e e t t o a l in e s l f e e t d i s t a n t w s te r ly a t r i g h t a c g lc s f ro m a n d p a r a l le l t n t h u w e s t l i n e o f s a id C a m p s t r e e t ; th e n c e n o r t h 41 d e g . 27 m i n . w e s t 160 f e t t t o t h e s o u th l in e o f B e s t s t r e e t , th e n c e n o r th e r ly a t r i g h t a n g le s t o B e r t s t r e e t t o t h e n o r th lin e o f B .n t s U e e l , th e n c o n o r t h 45 d e g . 33 m in . , e a s t 156 f e e t , th e n c e s o u th 86 d e g . 28 n u n . , e a . t 06 fe s * , th e n c e n o r t h 3 d< g . 82 m in . , e a s t 1144 f e e t , ' t h e n c * s o u th 85 d e g 47 m i n . , c a s t 201 f e e t , t h e n c e n o r t h 3 ) d e g . , e a s t * lo n g a l i n e jw r a l l e l t o a n d 1225 f e e t d i s ­t a n t w e s t e r ly f r o m th e - e a t l in e o f * a ld e n a t r e e t 4 6 8 1 .4 5 'e e t , t b e n c r n o r th e r ly a u d n o r th w e s t e r ly a o r g a l in e o f a c u r v e o f 2541 f e e t r a d iu s f o r a d ia - tanc*- o l 2338 1 Ice * , th e n c e n o r t h 47 d e g . 3 m in . w e s t , 1370 26 f e e t t o t h e n o n mart c o r n e r o f M a in a n d S t e e le s t r e e t s ; t h e n c e n o r t h 47 d u g 3 m m . , w e * : 1 1 0 2 .4 f e e t to th e l in * o f t h e c t r c .e o f 245 f e e t r a d iu s a b o v e d e ­se r t c d , th e n c e w e s t e r ly a n d n o r th e r ly a e n g th e l in e o f s a id r i r c i e 67 7 .6 2 f e e t ; t h e n c e n o r t h 43 d e g . 35 ni**., w* s t 1404 f e e t ; t h e n c e al_*ng t h e n< r t h b n * o f Jh a p -.n a t r e e t n o r t h S4J a e g . ,w i8 t 1 4 6 8 .5 S fo e t; t h e n c e

s o u th l e i d e g . , w e s t 1 -5 .8 f e e t ; th e n c e s o u th 1 d e g . , w e s t 390 f e e t ; t h e u c e s o u th 23 d e g . , w e s t 330 R e t ; t h e n e e s o u th 10 d e g . w e s t 705 fu e t ; th e n c e sc u th 29 d * g . , w e a t tfuO f e e t ; t h e n e e n o r t h 61 j d e g . , w e s t 404 f e e t to a p o in t in t h e e a s te r ly l in e o l D e la w a re

• t , 2143 f e e t n o r th e r ly f r o •; t h e r* r t b e a s t c o r n e r D « a w a re s t r e e t a n d D e le v a n a v e n u e ; - th e i .e e

n o r th e r ly a lo n g th e e sa e r ly l in o o f D e la w a re s t r e e t 275 f * e ': t h e n c e n o r t h e r l ; ' a n d n o r th w e s t e r ly a lo n g tr*« l i a e o f a c u r v e o f 334 f e t t r a r . iu s f r a u lis tau c c o f 281 .25 f e e t ; t h e n c e tv. r t h 41 d e g . 21 m in . .w e s t 359 40 f * e t ; th e n c o u o r t r .w e r t e r iy a n d w e s t e r ly a lo n g th e l in e o f a c u r v e o f 996 f e e t r a d iu s f o r a d is t a n c e o f 795 f - e t ; th e n c e n o r t h 8> d e g r e e i , w e s t 460 f e e t ;

n o n c e a - u th 5 d e g , w e s t 1694 V l e e t t> t h e i in e e : t h e c i r - l e o l 350 f-* .t r a d iu s , au a b o v e d e s c r ib e d ; th e n c e e a s te r -y a n d s o u th u a t e r l v a lo n g th e n n e o f s a id c ir c le 647 f e e t , t h e n c e s o u th 51 d e g 4 m in , e a s t1 9 .4 .6 f e e t ; t h e n c e n o i t h 28 d e g . 56 m in . , e a r t 110 I c e t t o t b e w e s t l in e o f D e la w a re s t r e e t ; t h e n c e e a s t

r l y mt r g h t a n g le s t o D e la w a r e s t r e u t t o t h e e a a t l i n e o f D* la w a r e a t r e e t ; th e n e e r o u t h 51 d e g . 4 m n . , e a r t 317 f e e t to t h e n o r th e r ly l in e o f B o u c k a v e n u t , th e . cc s o u th e r ly a l r i g h t a n g le s t o B o u k a v e n u e io

h e s o u th l i n e o f b o u c k a v e n u e ; t h e n c e a o u th r 8 d e g . jt f m iu . , w e t 420 l e r t t o t h e e a s t l iu e c f D e la w a re s r e - t , th e n c e w a te l y a t r i g h t a n g le s t o D e la w a re s t r e e t t o t h e w e s t d u e o f D e la w a re s t r e e t , th e* ca n o r th 51 d g 4 m in . , w e s t 317 f e e t t o t h e s o u t h in * o f B o u c k a v e n u e , t h e n c e n o r th e r ly a t r i g h t a n g le s o f B j u c x a v e n u ti t- t h e n o r t t . l in e o f B o u e k a v e n u e , th e n c e t o r t h 38 deg . 56 m in , e a s t 110 f e e t , t h e n c e n o r t h 51 d e g . 4 r u in . . 1904 .6 f e e t t o t h e l i n e of th e c i r c le o i 550 f e e t r n a iu s , t a a b o v e d e s c r ib e d ; th e n c e w e s t e r ly a n d n o r th w e s t , r t y a lo n g t h e l i n e oi sa id c i r c .e 3 3 4 .4 f e e t , i h e n c e s o u th 37 d e g . , w r s t232 3 .6 feet, th e n c e s o u th 53 d e g , eart 89 fe - : t o the u o r t h l i n e of B - u c k a v e n u e , th e n c e southerly at rig;it angles to B .uck avenue to the south line of Bouck avenue, thence south 37 d e g . , west 397 f e e t , thenee south 9 deg. #6 min., west to tile line of the c rcle of 150 feet radius at the junction of Ferry and Rogers streets, as above described; thenee easterly, southerly nnd eouth* ester ly akng the line ol said circle ior a distance of 3 4 9 feet to its inter­section with a line #4 feet distant Hsterjy ai rght angles from aad parallel to the eaat Lae ot Rogers street, as laid out between Jersey and Ferry streets, thenee southerly on tbe line #4 feet distant easteriy ai right angles from and parallel to tbe eaat line of aaid Rovers sre st, to the l.ne of the circle of 250 feet radius at the junction of North and Rogers streets as above described, theoee a rteriy, souther y and sretteriy along the line of said circle, to its intersection witb tbe south­erly liue cf Nsr.h str. et (is a four-rod street), thence westerly along the southerly line of said North street te a point ICO feet easterly from tbe intersection of the sowtberly base ef ta d North street and York street (se a four rod atreet). thenee westerly on a lina of a curve of # 7 0 feet radius to n pelei In ths sowtta line ef aahl Yerk strata 160 feet westerly from the intersection of the eouth lines af said North and York streets th—re wssierly along

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u il o f t r .e C i ty o f B u f la lo i n t e n d t o t a k e a n d a p p r o ­p r ia t e t h e p r o p e r ty n e c e s s a r y f o r t b e e x t e n io n a n d 'e y in g o u t o f B u f fu m s t r e e t , i n s s t r a i g h t l in e f ro m ite p r e s e n t t e r m in u s m o a t p r o x im a te t o t h e l i a e o f t h e B u f fa lo f t W a s h in g to n R a ilw a y C o m p a n y 's r a i l ­w a y t r a c k , o f t h e s a m e w id th a a d d n e c t . o n aa a a id B u f fu m s t r e e t , t o t h e l i n e o f s « id C o m p a n y 's a a id t r a c k , t h e c e n t r e l in e o f s a id e x t e n s i o n to c o r r e s p o n d w i th t h e c e n t r e l in e e f m id s t r e e t

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m ia S h e ld o n . J o - e p h S h e ld o n , A n n S h e ld o n , B e n ja ­m in R . S h e ld o n , E i u a b e t h S h e ld o n , H a m il to n T h u r s ­t o n , A n n i h u r s to n , S o p h r o n ia H a t c h (w id o w o f E d ­w a rd N . H a t c h , d e c e a s e d , a n d a ls o a s d e v is e e a n d e x e c i t n x o f h is ’a s t w i: l a n d t e s t a m e n t ) , >.nd I d a M. H a tc h a n d F J w a r d B. H a t c h f b .s a o .e h e i r s a t la w a n d d e v i re e t u n d e r h i s w il l ) , d e fa n d a n te .T o th e e f e n d a n ta :

\ o u a r e h e re b y s u m m o n e d t o a n s w e r t h e c o m p la in t in t h i s a c ’io n , w h ic h w il l b e f ile d i n t h e o ffice o f th e C le r k o l t h i s C o u r t , in t h e d t y o f B u f f a lo , a n d m a c o p y o f y o u r a n s w e r o n m s a t m y o ffice , l n th e c i t y o i B u f la lo , w i th in t w e n ty d a y s a f t e r t h e s e tw ice n e re o f . e x c lu s iv e o f t h e d a y o f s u e h s e rv i c e ; a n d if y o u fa i l t o a n s w e r t h e c o m p la in t aa a f o r e s a id , th e p la in t i f f w il l a p p ly t o t h e C o e r t f o r t b e r e l i e f d e ­m a n d e d in a a id c o m p la in t .

• L . L b G L A A R . P l a 'n t i f T a A t to r n e y ,180 M a in a t . , B u f fa o , S . T .

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TN TH E COURT OF COMMON PLEA SJ . o f E r e C o u n ’y , P a .— N o 21 0 . F e b r u a r y T s r m , 1869 — G r a r d E le c tr ic a l I m u r - n e e C o m p a r y vs. D* E. B e lk n a p — F* r e ig n a t t a c h m e n t . J u d g m e n t a n i r u l e f o r t h : P r a th o Q o tn r / t o a n d l iq u i d a t e t h ed a m a g e s .T o th e defendant, D. E Belknap ;

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POLITICAL.BLOODY MOT IN NEW YORK—TWO MEN

KILLED-TWO OTHERS SEVERELY WOUND­ED—DECLINATION OF 1H5 REPUBLICAN NOMINEB FOR MAYOR OF BOSTON—DR. SHURTUFF RENOMINATED ON A CITIZEN. TICKET.

(it TELBonara to tbs sxrxara. |B o sto n , December 3 .—Major Chadwick,

the Republican nominee for M ayor of thir city, w ithdraws his acceptance of the non* nation in th e following le tte r to the mem b en of the Republican W ard Convention

“ Since I accepted yeur nomination the notion of the Democratic Convention has in sured a citizens nomination, which w iil be supported by a great number of votere w ithout regard to party. I t is evident tha t the use of my name, by dividing the Re­publican vote, would tend to throw the city government into the hands of a strictly Democratic organization.

Desirous to preserve harmony among the Republicans, and to promote the best in teresta of the city, 1 place my nomination inyour hands, and subm it to your judgm ent, willing to be your standard-bearer, if you desire, w hether the result be victory or de­feat, bu t greatly preferring to remain a private citizen, and to serve aa private in the Republican ranks.

BLOODY AFFRAY.N rw Y o r k , December 3.—A riot, the

impelling causes of which were politics and liquor, occurred in th© Lquor store of Thomaa Donohue iu Second avenue this afternoon, in which Florence Scannell, i noted politician and candidate for Alder man, waa m ortally wounded. George Johnson was alao fatally shot, and Joseph M artin aad Thomas Donohue badly injured, but w ill recover. Scannell’s brother Jobi. is supposed to have shot Johnson, and Donohue is believed to have shot Scannell. A ll who were present and unwounded are under arrest.

T E N N E S S E E L E G IS L A T IO N .

N a s h v i l l e , December 3.—A resolution was offered in the House to-day requesting tbe Constitutional Convention to confer th t right of suffrage on women. On motion, it was referred to a|special committee. The Senate adopted unanimously the House re­solution requesting Congress to remove all disabilities imposed by the X I V th Amend ment, and passed on to the th ird reading a bill to reduce the taxes from four mills on a dollar to two mills, i y fourteen to eight. No description of property is exempted.

RENOMINATED.B oston , December 3 .—A t a meeting in

Fanieul H all th is evening, Dr. Shurtleff, the present incumbent, was nominated as the citizens’ candidate for Mayor.

COMMERCE.IN T E R E S T IN G P R O C E E D I N G S T E S T E R DAT AT

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M O V E M E N T S O F T H E P I T T S B U R G H B D A R D

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|BT TELBGfUPB TO TXX EXPRESS. |R ichmond, December 3.—The Board of

Trade th is morning tabled (th irty to th ir­teen) a resolution for a double track rail­way from the centre of the source of grain and produoe to the A tlantic seaboard.

Mr. Bagley, of Detroit, offered a resolu­tion urging npon Congress the necessity of constructing a ship canal around Niagara Falls, connecting Lakes Erie and Ontarie, aud appointing a committee to memorialize Congress on the subject. He explained th a t Congress was not asked to give any money to the work. The resolution was advocated by Messrs. Bagley, Opdyke, of New York, and others.

They urged i t as not only a sectional but a national necessity. The whole shipping of the W est, which might be needed as a navy by the government some day, i« locked up where i t can never reach the ocean. Tho cost is variously estimated as ranging from six to twelve millions. Tbat is nothing when compared w ith the vital necessity for it. Here is a chain of water lines twelve thousand miles long obstructed by Niagara Falla, an obstruction which may be overcome for a few million dollars. Sooner or later Canada would of her own choice be part of the United States, and the com­merce of this canal now to flow through the St. Lawrence River would then be going through one of our rivers. The W elland Canal is the only existing outlet for pro­duce. Exeept the Erie Canal can only re­ceive vessels w ith tw enty thousand bushel* of grain, while the larger portion of the shipping on the lakes carry forty thousand bushels.

Mr. Dupuy, of Boston, said i t m ust be evident to all th a t tho relations of Canada are soon to be changed. Movements in th a t Dominion clearly indicate it. ln view of the im portant change he thought a de­lay in the action on this subject advis­able.

Mr. Taylor, of St. Paul, gave a history of the movement in the past looking to the union of Canada w ith th© United States, the causes of the W innipeg war, and other movements in British Columbia look­ing to the same end. A ll th is he thought rather strengthened the argum ent for im ­mediate action.

The reaolution was defeated for w ant of a two-thirus vote, and being reconsidered was adopted. Ayes 44; nays 22.

The seventeenth proposition, the regula­tion of railway freight chargea, was then taken up. Mr. Richarda, of Chicago, of­fered a resolution asking Congress to fix the rate to be charged for transportation of freight and passengers on each railroad in tho United States, the rate to bo boaed on a reasonable income from tne money invest­ed iu each. He said th a t many railroads had fictitious capital of several millions of dollars, and upon th is the pnblic was made to pay the interest. Railroads were publio institutions and a fit subject for the in ter­ference of the law making power.

A fter a brief opposition from Hostel, of South Carolina, the reaolution was tab led ;a resolution-in favor of establishing meteoro­logical observations to give warning of coming storms on the lakes and ocean, for the benefit of commerce, was referred to the Executive Council.

The Board of Tr« de took up th s resolu­tion, asking th s repeal of th s law limiting the circulation o f National bank notes to $300,000,000; also th s resolution recom­mending Congress to re tu rn to specie payments. These propositions were dis­cussed at some length, bu t an adjournment occurred w ithout action.

PITTSBURGH CONNECTIONS. P it t s b u r g h , December 3.—A meeting of

the Board of Trade was held to-day, a t whieh a committee of five was appointed to urge action on th s subject of a ship canal from P ittsburgh to Lake Erie. A commit­tee waa alao appointed to taka measures towards the construction of a railroad via th s Connellsville road to U mmitftan; thence to Fairm onth, W est Virginia; thenoe to Grafton, aad thenoe to Staunton, Virginia, opening communication w ith the Southern, A tlantis aad Gulf States.

$9000 in government bonds. Three have been arrested on suspicion.

LOOT OF OOAL.W h sb lik o , W . V ., December 3.—Four­

teen barges c i ooal for tho cities rd the lower Ohio wero soak last n ight between Brown’s Island and Wellaburg.

NEW YORK.DETAIL# OP THE GREAT WHISKY BAID-800

REOCLiR TROOPS IN THK ATTACKING PARTY — IMMENSE AMOUNT OF ILLICIT PROPERTY CAPTURED AND DESTROYED—A NEW FENIAN MOVE ON CANADA THREAT­ENED-SICKENING LIST OF CRIMEV^ND AC­CIDENTS.

[ST TZLMAxrs ro i n BXPxms. IN e t t Y o r k , December 3 .—The raid npon

the illicit whisky stills, mads th is morning in Brooklyn ill a section adjoining the navy yard, was one of the greatest made i r the ueighborhood of th is city since the p of the revenue laws. General McDowell >rdered out the regular troops to the num oer of tw o hundred and fifty from Fort Hamilton, and the same number from Governor's Island, rendezvousing a t th* uavy yard, a t six o’clock th is morning. '■Jtt seven the attacking party moved out of th r yard in three columns, each accompanied oy a working party armed with axes And j row bars. The distilleries numbered iwenty. The troops formed in line and thr revenue officers attacked the distilleries. Thousands of gallons of whisky were al lowed to run from the vats. Thirty-five barrels were seized and thirteen distilleries either destroyed or captured.

The ru ffians, taken oyraprpnee a t first of­fered little resistance. By nine o'clock i full thousand had gathered in the neighbor a ood, armed w ith clubs, stones and other missiles. Simultaneously w ith the appear­ance of the working party the ruffians at- vacketi them, first hurling bricks from tbe house tops. Two or three men were badly injured. The rioters congregated akont the gates, u ttering th reats of vengeance against the troops up to a la te hour this afternoon. A t two o’clock the troops re­turned to * Governor’s Island and Fort Hamilton, and the revenue officials by the revenue cu tter an hour later.

A ll the captured property, embracing •tills, worms, pumps, Ac., valued a t sev eral thousand uoilars, and capable of ru n ­ning out five hundred barrels of whisky daily, is stored in .the Navy Y ard. The working party waa composed of ene hun dred picked veterans. They stood their ground when attacked, although some of the regular troops fled.

A boiler a t Sheeps Mine, near ' Tine Hill, New Jersey, exploded yesterday. Engineer Reynolds was scalded to death.

G ilbert Conover, formerly of Keyport, New Jersey, was found W ednesday on the road side bruised so badly th a t he has since lied. Investigation leads to the belief tha t he was murdered. No clue has yet been obtained to the murderer.

A mam named Crane, last seen in eom- pany w ith some intoxicated men, was found dead to-day near Baskin Ridge, New Jersey. He had been severely beaten en the head and face, aud appeared to have been dragged eome distance on the ground. The police are searching for his companions.

Peter B. Mead, tne alleged bounty de­faulter, surrendered himself to the officere in Jersey City last night.

I t is stated th a t the Fenians are prepar- ng for a new movement on Canada. They

are said to have plenty of rifles, but need money to purchase ammunition.

The residence of Sheridan Shook was entered last evening while the family were at dinner, and the dressing room of Mrs. Shook waa robbed of $5000 worth of jewels. The rascals in the ir haste overlooked a package of $2,000 United S tates bonds.

A suit has been brought against W. F Wells A Co. for the recovery of a large amount of custom duties upon cigars im ported by them, which the government, it

• alleged, was defrauded of by false eights.The Peadodv fund has upward of nine

hundred subscribers, and is still increasing. John C. Fremont, i t is said, has obtained loan in Europe for his proposod Southern

Pacific Railroad.

btuay a September. I k e character of the who appeared w th stock certificates

a d voted, and the Gongs of inspector* sad Managing n e e ef tke riva l parties of B arney aad Fisk has men th a subject of sritioaf inquiry by thtaHnenral engaged ia 'ondacting the csnee. The testimony w voluminous, and ia reported s t length by <.ho city press. Tl

_ „___ofrival claimants for the control of the Al­bany A Susquehanna Railroad will be thor oogh and exhaustive.

THE E. A K. ROAD T o r o n to , December I — The Parliamen­

tary Committee apoint sd to oonaidee the Erie A N iagara Railwa - bill, for change ofname and extension of e v e n , ....................*gainet the measure—1 i to 13.

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L ondon, December 3 .— D ispatches from Rome announce that a pre-synodal confer­ence was held yesterday, when a Papal a llo­cution was delivered and oaths were adm in­istered to the officers of th© Ecumenical CounciL

The London T im t* to-day says: Things a t Rom e are auguring ill for th e Council. Gallicianiaxn is rampant. The Austrian aud German bishops demur to the dogmas of infallibility, and discord is apprehended among the Italians. A ntonelii shakes his head a t a performance in w hich he never felt sym pathy. It w ill be seme tim e before it can become clear w hether the Council w ill bring th e Church peace or a sword.

R O C H E F O R T .

P a r is , December 3 — A t th e m eeting of the Corps Legialatif to-day, H enri Roche* fort roee and dtananded that the National guard he ordered to guard th e hall of the Corps Legialatif in future for the protection of the members. The demand took the chamber by surprize and created an extra­ordinary sensation. Expressions of aston­ishm ent burst forth from all parts of tbe

Cheers follow ed, w hich were an­swered by cries of deriaiou aud diaupprovaL The Opposition m em bers generally applaud­ed, but the m ajority protested against the demand and th e dem onstration made in ita favor.

PARIS QUIET.P aris, December a —8 P. M .—The fears

of disorders, on account of tiie anniversary o f the barricades c f 1851 aad of th e death

Kaodiu, have n ot been realised. Tke e ity has beeu unusually qu iet a ll day, and a t th is hour there are no sym ptom s of e x ­citement.

SPATE.M a drid , Decem ber 3 .— Several of th e

Republican journals, th e publication of which was suspended a t th e beginning of the recent insurrection, have bcea perm it­ted to reappear.

A N E W C A B L E .

Madrtd, December 3 .— The Portuguese government has invited tenders for tho

ufactnre and laying of a submarine telegraph cable from Portugal to eome e li­gible point en th e American coast, touching a t th e Azores.

RUSSIA.

St. P stxbsbckg, Deoember 3 .—General Iunatieff haa been appointed M inister of Foreign Affaire, to .succeed Prince Gorte-

W4U8HINGTON. t o \m rareaaal scomber 3 .—A bout

th irty Senators and six ty Representatives have arrived here.

There seems tq be ho doubt th a t T. J Durant, of Now Orloan^ w ill bo appointed Jadge for tko F ifth J adicial D istrict, in. Jud in a Georgia, Florid* , AteR*™» Missis, sippi, Louisiana and Te-as.

8HERID..N.Ckicaoo, December 3 —General Sheri

dan re getting better, ftkjngh still eonfined

THE MORlfONB.St. L o u i s , Decemf** 3.—The Kansas

C ity /o u rn o f says: A considerable som ber of Mormons from S alt Lake have oome to Jackson County and settled near Inde- pendenoa, where they formerly resided. They have recovered eo^e of the ir old prop­erty, including the tempi# ground, on which site thoy propose to erec t another plaoe of worship. The** Mormons repu­diate polygamy.

THE LATE COLONEL DRAKE. P ittsburgh, December 2.—A t a meeting

of the oil men a t Titusville yesterday reso­lutions were passed calling npon the people of th is country and the oil interest te con­tribute to a fund to purchase a homestead for Colonel Drake, the discoverer of petro­leum.

T E L E G R A P H IC N U M M A R Y .[raoM sarvxsar*s Arreeseos dittos*.

N e w Y o r k , Deoember 3 .—I t is now supposed th a t the m ilitary movement an­nounced as on foot in th is city, isj against another Cuban expedition, which i t is known has been secretly fitting out for some time. W hether th is be the case, or w hether i t is a movement againat the Mormons or Feni­ans, ia kept a profound secret from even tiie m ilitary thenieelves, only the officers in command being aware of ^he destination of the troops. But yesterday order* were re­ceived to provide ten day«’ ration* for the men, and forty rounds of ammunition, and to be ready to move a t threo o’clock thia morning. Everybody hg* a theory of his own regarding the destination.

Companies B, D and M of the F irst A r­tillery, stationed a t Fort Hamilton, embark this morning on the stean.er Henry Smith. They will be under tbe, immediate com­mand of Colonel Clasaon. They will pro­ceed to a certain designated rendezvous under the convoy of a gunboat, where they will be joined by the troops from Fort Schuyler, Governor’s Island and other points, making an effective force of 1500 men. I t is understood th a t General Vodgt*

to have the command of the troops though M ajor General MoDowell, Com­mandant of the Departm ent of the East, is in tho city, and will assume the supervisory command. The navy wil; also cooperate to the fullest extent, the expire force of the marines stationed a t th« Brooklyn Yard being ondcr orders to accompany the expe­dition.

Two motions wers made in the Supreme Court yesterday to dissolve the attachm ents issued against A lbert Speyers on a claim arising out of the gold comer. The court reserved ita decision.

Edw ard H. A rthur, {president of the Union National Bank, died yesterday morn ing, in th is c ity ,,a t the age of sixty-four years.

Galina Deforest moved before Judge Fithian yesterday for the -tatting aside of a divorce procured by her husband, Charles J . Deforest, for her alleged adultery, tihe laima th a t a summons in tho su it was not

served on her, and th a t she had no knowl­edge of it. She also deoifs th a t she has beeu guilty of any violation of her m ar­riage vows.

The alleged adultery, ac- appears by the proceedings before the referee, is sworn to by C. B. Brockman and W . H. Burgess. John P . T ra ver swore th a t he served tha summons on Mre. Deforest. She claims th a t a t the tim e the summons is alleged vo have been served she was living w ith her husband. Judge Fithian referred the case to ascertain the facte.

A t a meeting of the German Independent Club, last evening, the manner in which Tammany H all broke faith w ith the Ger­mans of tho Seventh Judicial D istrict in not giving them , as promised, » German nomi-

' 3 ’nooDced.

T F i B S f S S r

J O B - P R I N T I N G O F F I C E .

1 YULY BEST MAEJ^ A i

fftet rasssSs kerary 4

a a u K u r i w A j r

m to have the privilege of carrying tho eombateat’a friends to tho ground, the money to be placed in the bands of A lh n’s principal friend ao ae to araare a receplii n •»y hiss should he win tho fight. McCt-olo offers to put his bolt against ite value in

W a s h in g to n , D ecem ber 2 .— S c x rn h u n ­dred dollars in Treasury notes f lk o l o s t

week in th s room s of th e P r in t in g Human of tho Treasury D e p a r tm e n t, an d che female olerka employed th e re wero searched oloooly, bnt tho money n o t fo rth -

th e y have boon mulcted in seven each to make n p tho loes. T he omplain that tho money a u g h t h av e

boon loot in a a y other part of tho building, sad thoy ought not to be aaade to b ea r th e whole loaa, both of mooay aad characU r.

Tha PressdMl ’s msssegs ia many of th s mints whioh are to reoeive the notice of

The executive pen, is completed, b u t th ese portions relating to foreign affairs w iil n o t be closed until the last moment, in c n le r to have the benefit of the latest diploniulio information from abroad. The President is giving the important document h is pro­found consideration.

N bw York, December 3,—Dispatches in regard to the Red River rebellion co n tin u e to be received. Governor M o 1 aviah rec e n t­ly issued a proclamation urging th o in- iurgcnts to disperse, and a special ditpatch te Toronto says it h id a marked effect. T h e <ame disnatch saya there are not m ore th a n five hundred persons engaged in the rebel-

held en the 15th u lt. .is at a

CRIM E* A N D C A S U A L T IE S .

S C A R L E T F R Y E R .[BT TX5BORATH TO TU BXPBSta]

Maroa, Macon Coanty, Illinois, her 3.—Scarlet fever is prevailing so badly here that the public schools have been closed.

H O M IC ID E .

Memphis, December 3.—A t Jackson. Arkansas, last week, Deputy Sheriff Ward shot and lulled H. C. Ward, formerly Deputy United States Marshal. Ward in the affray was wounded. W hisky was the

CONDEMNED.P hiladelphia, December 3.—Philip

Flanigan has been found cmilty of murder in the second degree, for killing Colonel Sejbert September late, th o jury had been ont ainee Wednesday.

DOUBLE CBIMBLPhiladelphia, Deoember 3.—1This after­

noon Thomas HaajiB, residing at 2309 Si race street, straak his wife in the head with ahatchet and then cut hie throat while labor­ing under a temporary fit of insanity. Baalim ie ia a eritieal condition.

HEATT ROBBERY.Sprinofibld, Msec., Dmember 3.—Bar-

e s entered the hones of EL H. Ball, a# yoke, lest night, ead robbed it of

R E D R IV E R .

MOVEMENTS OF THE CANADIAN GOVERN* MEET TO QUELL THE INSURRECTION,

fr. i f u B i n to i m — J O r r .w ., DMcnber 3.—I s p o r tu t di.

the to a e government in r»- lereaee to the Northveet are e ip oit t t i to­morrow. It eppeere Ihe Bogliah cob meet only oeee e weeh—ee Seterdsyw. The CeaadieB gov*tion with them leet we eh. v ith referd to th* Qaeoa’o . a n exposed te be earned npon e t the acxt

I t ie M dw teeH that L t Oreud Victim Habanlt, "i* — 1 Eimelmgw aad Colaaal D. Z. g l l i t r r y . w ill pro toed, to tho Koeih weet oa Teeedey for the pnrpeve ot i tp itithog e totitfoetmy oottlomoM with the holf-

R A JL B O A D M A T T E R S . '

n o o i B S o r t b s t a e m n r t s o c k s *T B

K o c n r n , Deoember I —The Albany A Sneqnrbeime Bedrped w B ie y c o g r i Jowly. Some h iff Jama .f lu m i t m bem examined in rnggrd to the frocatfihgiat the tloetinn ler Dimotom held in Al-

nation for civil Justice, was bitterly de>

The investigation into Um contested elec­tion case between Goodric 1 and Jones, of the Fifth Assembly District in Brooklyn, wss commenced before MRyor Kslbfleisch yesterday. Eleven witnesses were ex* ami nod and swore to having voted for Goodrich, who claims to have witnesses enough to show that he had a majority of forty-eight; while Jones was counted in by

:© canvassers on a majority of only twelve. W ashington, Deesmb*) 2.—The Sub­

committee of Foreign Affqtrs of the Homes have completed their investigation of tha Paraguayan difficulties an-l are now en­gaged on their report. I t appears th st the Committee is not altogtabS| m m isr a n and

a majority and minority report w ill beStatements of Lopes’ barbarity ia

the evidence before the Committee are hor­rible and prove him to be a monster in h i- rasa shape. Ase—dis g to th stoetimrmy he has exseated srara th es tkree-fearths c t ths wealthy sad the edneated, aad has mot spared even ths members of his own fam­ily. He went into the war with 80,000

sea. Now nearly ail are killed. The sa ­tire populatioa, young and eld, ara decime ted.

It Is alao part of the record that Lopes

Eve s deed to General McMahon, onr mister, appoint ing him <xeeater in the

event of his death aad changing him with the oare of his ihililimi, te ash are illegiti­mate, aod the disposition a all of his per­sonal property to one Mr*. Lynch, whom Lopes mat ia Paris sad wtfa wnom heopea- ly lives in violation of all Mies of morality aod religion.

The British Ministerial oorrespsmdeaeo of Earl Granville, with the colonial authori­ties of New Zealand, sn tke sutyeet ef the Maori rebellion against Queen Victoria, ie

illustrates still further the BBSrch of the nstinasfiriee towards in­dependence nnd aelf role. Earl Granville having learned of ths Maoris bsias ia the field. Iis wiOteg te grant their liberationfield, y s _ _and permit them to taanngetbeir own affairs,—a eabinet tendency whi: h ie strongly op­posed by Mr. Governor Grey, who England of ths fete of anojnt REngland her flag iro. ot people. W

t t u u e m i , *•— The V m jDepartnMot hue rrMevad i t f o n u t io i oi A ranooe riot rA A uepolia, MarybaA, ba- tvaan eeverml ntiaaaa a) A e t plaoa aad a party r l mariat* Tha ttS oo lty oa%iaa-u d i a . f r v r a U - a w e e a i n M i a c l am i-iaa laet Sunday, ia ttbieh tea h o u r lan d badly. Ba rAaraad aa : vaaday wtth a atufbar of -a a r. i aa to avv*(o h it wraaH,

thoy v a a . a a t by a t t a t t r af aieri- ad a gaoaral fight aaaaad. T b . a . »a te wnratad m A oaa«f tlrara wra

atrmck wtth a p er ia , atoaa aad kaachsdraaralaaa Tha difBoalty w i------------” -arakt. A boat twra«y Sva ■ wuh la t • i n aah whaa *

— u d .ebachfasth a f f lha far— hadraoaivad I h a t i a a alab aad ■ » * » ! ot*«a paaaea

St. L a m , Daaraahar l - T a a AOraaaya ba w ill raaat Joe Cobara K ) wAos weat afriwrba. W t w in ao* ae ta C ilttnaie ta_ . . . . . . . . . .

by Alton and MoCeotosnNew Year's Day,

A council was L_________b u t n o th in g w aa done. B usina • ten d -still, an d m oney is scarce.

A n o th e r dispatch says th e force of in iu r- g en ts is sufficien t to oppose any force at n t •gainst th em , a n d th e y w ill n ev er su b m it to G overnor M cDougalL

M o n t r e a l , D eoem ber 3 .— G eneral W ind- un, commander of th e forces in C anada,

tas obtained tw o months’ leave of abrcuco. General B oyle w ill h ave com m and of O n ta ­

rio a n d Quebeo, w ith h e a d q u arte rs a t M on­trea l.

J o h n Y onng denies h av in g s ta te d w hile in N ew Y ork t h a t C anada w ould be w i ling to become annexed fo r th e sak e of trad o w ith th o U n ited S tate*.

C leveland , D ecem ber 3 .— T h e s ta te ­m en t of th e d irec to rs of th e Secoud N a- tional B ank iteued to -day , allows a loaa by defalcation o f T. C. Buell, U te caahier, to be $477,000. In a d d itio n te th e foregoing, Buell a lso d isoounted one claee of p ap er to th e am o u n t of $90,000 m ore th a n wan k now n o r a u th o rized b y th e d irec to rs, in

h ich i t ap p ears he w as in te res ted . Thia m ount w ill b e larg e ly m et b y p a r t i ta to

paper a a d from asse ts belonging to Buoll’a e s ta te .

St . L o c u , D ecem ber 3 .— (). N . Dowley, tra v e lin g a g en t for a large N ew Y ork jew - effy house, b ad hia tru n k opened a t th e S o u th e rn H o te l to -d ay and $4000 w o rth of d iam ond ringa an d brooches w ere stolen. The th ie f le ft beh ind some $20,()(,0 w orth of less expensive jew e lry . N o cluo to th e robber.

Scranton , P ennsy lvan ia , Deceml>cr 2. Tbe fire-dam p explosion a t th e E m pire M ine, a t W ilk esh arre , th ia nrorm np, v* an caused b y th e n eg lec t of th o se in charge, s ben w ork w as suspended th e n ig h t p re ­vious, to close th e doors opening in to th e slope, an d tire-dam p accum ulated w hcro least expected . Fiv© m en w ere in ju red . Thomas C a r r w as b ad ly b u rn ed a b o u t th e face, W illiam Ja m e s w as severely burned , Jam es Lew is had h is leg b roken , and C harles Q uinn an d L u k e S cran to n wero severely b ru ised . I t ia th o u g h t a ll of th em w ill recover. *

S an F rancisco, D ecem ber 3 .—T ho rev ­enue c u tte r W ay an d a has re tu rn ed from an unsuccessfu l cruis© in search of th e d is­tressed sh ip Orion.

P h i l a d e l p h ia , D ecem ber 3 .—T h e G en­e ra l Synod of th o R eform ed C hurch in tin s c ity , y es te rd ay , adop ted an am endm ent to th e oon stitn tio n a llow ing th© organization of G erm an classics and synods in the bounds of those prevailing ly E nglish , aud vice versa.

M em phis, D ecem ber 2 .— A special d is­p a tch from Jack so n , Missies*ppi, to th e A valanchs rep o rts A looru’a m ajo rity in tho counties from w hich re tu rn s h ave been re ­ceived 32,662, a g a in for tb e R adicals m the sam e coun ties of 27,883. N o d is tu rb ­ances have oocorred , an d e v e ry th in g ia ex ­trem ely q u iet.

N sw Y o r k , D ecem ber 3 .— A t h a lf-p ast tw o o 'clock tb is m orning , d u rin g a th ick snow squall, th e steam er S arah , C ap ta in Jo n es, bound for Ph ilad e lp h ia , co llided w ith th e m o n ito r M ian tonam ah , anchored off th e B a tte ry , aud soon a fte rw a rd su n k n ea r R obbina Reef. T he crew w ere a ll saved.

T h e b rig D eer Heisa, C ap ta in E hrenre ich , for Bilboa, a t th e q u a ra n tin e anchorage, loaded w ith petro leum , took fire th is m orn­ing. She is a to ta l loss. T h e flam es forced th e crew overboard for A fe ty .

S . G. D ow dy, a a aged b ro k er, an d m em ­ber o f th e S tock Exchange, w as found dead in bed a t th e N ew Y ork H o te l, th ia m orn-

“ f a . fu n era l ser vices of A lb e rt D . R ich­ardson to o k place th is noon a t th e A sto r H onse. R ev. O. B. F ro th in g h am rea d th e S c rip tu res aud p a id a to u ch in g tr ib u te to th * deceased . H en ry W ard B eecher fo l­lowed, eulogizing th e deceased a n d d e c la r­ing h is belief in h is p u r ity of ch a ra c te r an d integrity.

▲ p ray e r b y M r. B eecher closed th e im- axerciies. T h o rem ains go toprsstavo

MsasachniThe truth of the sensational reports w hich

filled tho New York papers this morning, predicting war, ia at last snt. Sotns five hundred soldiers assisted ths Revenue otfi- eers this morning in capturing a number of illicit stills in Inshtown, near the B rook­lyn Nnvy Yard. Twenty-four were csp-

ired with little or no resistanm— and thus ids the war.N sw O sina ss, Deoember 3.—A destruc­

tive fire oeoarrad this morning, conssmiug four entire blocks. The fiie originated in the clothing establishment of Cohen Broth-

of Strand and Fraasont streets, He mre swept in a southerly

ba rning three blocks oa trrat M tvran Strand and

PratttSra ttl lira, ami tkrra blaoka bttrrcen M n b irir- t t d Chunk .trrat. u d Wrat u d T v u t j - fo v th r tn tt ., with tb . u cep - t i u 8<th . ttorra ot T. E. Thomjram, S .n r H tt l t t , J. Kttuttttu. R. V. G u r p , W. P.

the Texas Fioraee office, J. M. O o u tt, Frio* A Turry, C. i f . Jordon,

id B t tb u u r . j .WoJWUTOTOir. Dnembur 3.—Tbo Board

of O O om , n e a t ly m raraiou t t tb . N»vyD.p.rtrn—t tu dttrattiua upon tho r u b .1 i t a i r — b ra . udjounud u d rabratttod to tha S tsn ta fy theu- report, which n il bu submitted to Congnra. I t u turner, tta o d th tt tha Board bar. noomineaded that rargraou of th . drat, peyrautern of th . flrat. u d Irat r a t u r a n u d w p n u . paymasters and engineers of more then tw alr. j n n ’ J u d in * , tholl rank with oom m udttt, rarguni, pay-

llm.rtt. rr d of thn Via*

al ih . Admiral u d th . Srarttory it admiral ahull rank v ith Iran* Patrad Attiateat Surgeons u d

________ The above _ ,m t g r a d e below them held bp■toff ofleefs f » raeettd j e a n pett, and te ­em * wtth the rat of Ooammanf Aagnet 15, 1554, aad March I , 1855. Tbe rank held by staff offiosvs daring recen# years wm ssU bitohsd by sn wrder of March 13, ram, bnt W ra . a p p e n d by C oagnet

L o n o f . Draenrber S.—H M. atrip hfnn- am hleaotruU ready to eetl with the body ef the I t o B n r p Peabody, though .bn w ill pobaM j n a u ia a fow dope tor the m t a l too flrat to com# np. Bor eobini bore bam teetefolly end ■appropriately draped wtth Meek eieth aod wtote wlk.

D enm bm * —Mr. Barbngamehad m io t ir riwr w ito Ktog William yra- traday. u d momatod hia eradentiala. 1 ba u d m wm bhamcteriaed by the mna* l i t l l t tm l t tT W ttrbra

P u n , Dtetmber 3 - T b . rapratod d i* . m M m t t Pario ami W -b « « tm rautog

i t e l s i f r i of the Frenqh eahlo on ttta shores hare been amicably

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ra* i~ t pttte oi a y m withra th* p t t f< da, a A n am b ra .f prrtano hora braa t .rtted. am i tbe awtbontttji • • tehiU m o ta m y premafaom to

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