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PUBLISHED EVERT MOUSING

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T H E E X P B E S S P K I S .T I N O C O .KO. 14 E. SWAfc TREET.

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 1.I OVf A I'.I > '.H OF

A A M K , B U SIN K SS A ND LOCA T IO N ON TU N | J jjsln »t , betw® n A/neri an Bio k ai;d Sen* LH AD J.SU UO U SKS ON D UFF ALO . te *» u-tween Main a d Michigan rf,

Tne flmit-r *• • i.•; iawarded by leaving iLttn al 4 (Tbo*® of our reader* wbo max® pu/cbiM in liuf- Ju L,,,v ,, It

ai" by o it tin* thi* out aud i<sin<( ■' a* a relerenoe, i - ---—— ■ ■ iw.ll ’•*»• tu.*® and trout*® Th* Selection bae bewi.ar«(u-> load* and uair.ctly ElK4»T'.LAnfl. | T O S T -A LADI EV AM ETH 1ST PIN

AIM HITECTS attach* I to a black bow, near 60 Sixtht ’. RUh K. PORT fcK, Sou Mau* rfAG’L IMPLEMENTS, ( A STIM .*, AC.UOAAJID IRON * OAM.H, Chicago near OausL

BANKERS.H. W. HURT A U , Ra*** cor|h*ue«a.BLIND HINGES. F IN E CASTINGS, k c .ul .a i K a * " . ' r Niagara Ind Viripaia et*.

BOOK4 AND STATIONERY.M A JvTI> 1A . LAj H. Ba5 Maui Kn -a i hadnfcK * BRO., 447 Main,cor Mohawk, hi.' i I* * LENT, Z40 Rail and tf O. beneca.I . i i OTIS, iaa Rain.

BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, AC.tOU L>A>bW‘>Ou H JullK'RON, *00 Mato. u m ia lY a J s.s k r., zuu and -an Main.

BOOTS k SHOES.A. L. ICilRYVKK, 286 Ma.n . A-.1l.- H. JEW KIT, 40# Maui.

BLANK BOOK MA N I F A Cl U K E It.1. L. CHICHESTER, IM ar.d 198 Washington.

ONKECTIONEKS, (VVh.,le«*l. A K«Uil.)w H ».l CLOCK a CO., Iti 8 . Dtvi*. -a.CA RPETS, OIL CLOTHS, FEATHERSJ L A J. KOOK, Lpb«. rfcrer*, 476 Main

CARPET FITTE R .ft. P‘ IM.IPM, «*« Main et.) CONFECTIONERS, (Wholesaln.)

THK BUFFALO EXPRESS, vMnl0M O N D A Y . M A Y 3 0 . 1 8 7 0 . NO. 8294.

U.:nk HKAK.hK, dl bwueia.

wkNKKK, 450 ka:if-,|,| ̂ *D Tifft H.a»«.CHINA, CLASS k CROCKERY.

U - n i l AW <*NKILL, $19 Main.OKU. E. NEWMAN, 441 Rain.

CARRIAGES.. AHVKYfc WALLACE, Lock noar Courier House.

CRACKERS, AC.B oVEIfd A SON. 166 and 107 Kllicott.

COAL, (W hoiosai* and Retail.)f « ;f ..LirnKV fc CO., ■•■r Kri® and Terraco.

OK »Rof. 1»AKIN, A|(t., Foot Geiio* *.COFFEE A SPICE MILLS.

CHAhK A CO., 331 Main iqqeieite Cfcurches.COAL AND PIO IRON.

Cl. It, WILHON & CO., (Mi Obi,* cor Mi-*,«ipul.K. .. Hf liHTHOM, 2 Cumuitrcial Wharf, foot of

M n lUuet.d r y n o o n s .

l*OI)lBK«T fc Co., 192 Mam.D R A P E R S * TAlfXJRS.

H. H. THY Oh, *94 MamDYER AND RENOVATOR.

*.U< AH CHKnTKR, 4uh Main.ENVELOPE M ANLFACTLRERS.

II H HRoSnKK, Ti W. b *»n.E N O K A V K R S »> N VV OO D.

ULo D. w .'OMTMAN, WO Main.Fa Nc Y GOODS, AC.

VOIA1KR. RIKHL. * CO., *M Main.h r :. IT I'R E , AC.

ISAAC l> WHITE, »7 -,»m- K. BHISToL ft CO., 2tf i Mam

FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN.W. H. COHB. Terrace cor Erana.

FR U IT AND OYSTERS.PLATT FK1 IT CO., 267 Waabn.ift..!^

F IN E BRASS CASTINGS.B1KPAM) MKAHS KOL'NDKV, 70 fcaOian*®. GLASS AND PA PER SHOW CARDS. J . p. ll lPKMAN, IB K beneca Mt up tftalra.

GUO( ERS, ( Wboleaihie.)

A > , -̂rwr. findirif u will Im> ku ta ■ y r.tu'Tiiurf i* t.* tbe ab ve number.

tre^trded b, eX7 3t

A y 'A N T E D —$20,000 OF TH E STOCK * T of tne Mai ufacturen and Trad era* Bar.k

Apply to J till JU OTTO h.Hearlel ®6

A ' ^GENTS W ANTED—RA RE CHANCE• e». Hometiiimr new Call at

tn»- Koffal 1 • faJ utfl'.-e, Mi . at.- Hull. ... N V »6tf

»• K I P F K M 4 L F .S .NIAGARA ST.—W ANTED, A G IRL

f *rK< ntr*i housework in a family of three e*7-*t

EAST EAGLE ST.— W ANTED, AN

J O . ) J o h n s o n p l a c * ,—v v a m e d ,« aa irlt <do||e eral iiouaeeori.

M. JOiIN.VIh :<i .oG Rot 'ERS (Wh'ileMla And RctKil.)

P.. l>Ohu • ’ " 1

g e .s r>ADCiboN I*ft. .AWIil. ' n------MOTT dl BLN r.l* v *• * '' ' '

G I' NS A ND JEvVKLKY.J. O. BOBHON * t^» . ■

HOT l LS.BONNLY’9 UoTKL, ei.r Wa«ni.'W n and Carroll.HARNESS, SADDLES. AC.J . a. LYTLK A SON, A) «C*<

* p'UK N l s l l I NG GOODS.>TiK'r'OKIl :t»: M-in.

pfMMite Man*I Rl’lN , aC .

or W. Swan.

H E L P B A L E .

Wa n t e d — A H i n t e l l i g f . n i a n drffh lent xer.e-aJ aveut tor an earnest, pro

gT* »« vt audj op . ar I i!e Ir.» ranr i injwr f .r in*' i.mtie, of |r.«, Myomin/, Cnatauq..*, cattarai. iT'i- *.r**4 All»K̂ :iy. Aililren* t .-day ‘ insurance t*f- ice," TMft Mwua

UrA N T ED liEN EK vi. AGE • Ia ant a flrai cla* jjeueral aic nt to open a

ret ail and whoba.le -t .rehouse in tb> city for ..ur linpr*..ed Wlleon Shuttle Sewunr Macb'nei Fur i r iartici.ara f unuht-d < n appl . at .u Addreaa WI l.»i)N SKM I Nil m A CII 1.» K Ccr., t ,e»«ian«l O.

r p viLORS w a n t e d —c o a t , p a n tA and Veet Maker* (Brat ilau «>nl ) wanted im

n.ed atc.y al J VS. kbWiA.M) k C<r'n, Frai.klin, Vjl. tSO 4t

U/'A NTED — AGENTS AND FED-ler» at Cue Tin Sbop 60 Kaal Sc-neca alrret.

Ur AN I ED-LM»*<rk on fl .u

g ""l wage*. ApolH*

UT ANTED JAPA N ERS

GOOD COOPERS TObarrel®. Kt»».» work and ). W CKuW K1.L, 73_Mer-

- A FIRST, ii ware; alao. one ,/ ler.iLf, Ac., to

S I T I A T IO N S W A H T E U ®

thi. otflil

A SITUATION ASMther In the city or country, ea|*erienc*rd la*lv. Addr- ■«.

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J O A K IH V L A N D L O D G IN G .

IO ARD AND FU R N ISH ED ROOM I■A rr. d, weet aide of Mam at. Addr

yy^A N rE D BOAlire** IV*a ii.

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RDlife

tm*r . —A FEW GENTLEMEN

FOR A GENa private family An md location. eCS-2t

i pri.Po-t. tii . " Tcrina m«*dera e__

| **• WEST SW v N ST.

i- f ti PI-a

NEAR MAIN

n v. S,

I>* *')!», BK>. M USK' I»I: \ Jr:IVKIT .v *tlti

AC.

HARD A AID C. V. MAI...Ill •<<*.. -M ii * -• 1 ’■IIOKTONS At KIP, *:<*r »*■ arl and Si r BIDNkY Sll tPAHl* .x ' •. Mam TOW i.K. I v StlN.t.HS W aI>K W irrc. WKKDKCO .W* Main

HARDW ARE AND METALS.J'KATT A CO., *«. 4*v and 160 Term*.

HOT A IR FURNACES.X . D. OILBKRT, 86 Main.

HATS, CAPS AND FURS.f GKuKoCK, 60S Mam.

BKltOT'**.I» V BKo., n i Main.WM W1P.U*HT. 321 Mm .

IRON FOUNDRY.KAOLF. IKON WORKS, Perry.. r Mtadwippt. CLINTON IKON WOKK8 , Ciiurcii,o*»r Jackw.n.IRON ro rN D E R S . FSIIIN K S, HOII.KH3OK*> w. TIFFT, SONS A CO., Waah.iiKton,nrOhiO.

IKON, N AILS. II. SI IKKS, Ao.PRATT X CO.. 40, 48 and 60 Terra...

EAGER BEER, BILLIARDS, Ao.MICH A KL KOK81KK. 201 Mam >>t-

LIG H T CA RRIAGE AND SLEIG H , o. c. GODWIN, S.t3 and 336 Waahiiiftoii.LOOKISTI (.LASS, PICTU RE FRAMES.HOWARD A Hi NITNO. 16 F. .Swan

M ALLEABLE IKON.FKATr * LlCTCllWORTH, 62 and 64 Terrace.MYIUILE m a n t l e s a n u o r a t e s .c s I•ooPKfl, 611 D* !»w-vre. h HW ART/ * CO., 303 Main.

MARBLE * G R A N ITE WORKS.DBM MONK* KOKSON.Coni.r Cmirt and MnncM.

MMS CKAWKollD. 1«7 and Inn Niagara.* 1 1 LEIN ERY (Wholesale And RetaiL)

{ o ilK'KN.aw Mail.WOODWAKD, 4<h) Mam.

MOURNING GOODS.* * CO, 414 Main.

I.ERS AND PUBLISH ERS. *1 *A, a a Main.

o K t, VN s lU''Oal»le Pipe.) acK xinK ,rK iisu i* KK1‘ * c,, ' w ' 41 “ J “

d u g VNS ME1 ODEONS, AC.

ryl.nil. o [ [ s , , A1>,a P*»S*. 66 .nd 87 M.i.k . . .

PLAN I NO M ILL*. POORS, SA SH , AL.w. A. EVANS * CO., Mechanic.-M IS THUS A BLANK BOOK V,A.N' ^ . , „ » £ « juNits k sm ith .n o ...j *•« w*. »'"«*“

rtr .o .PIANOS, MUSIC, AC.

OO «T1RK A DENTON, 2B0 Main.PIANO M ANUFACTURERS.

O Kl UTZMAN. l'tt. losand UO luuvla.DEVIN KKt*8-.4«'l Niairara, oor Maryland.

PA PER H VNGINGS, AC.ir h r: 'i-t mv,,V i.., "I ,iV MU>»s.. •’ *•. Main.MKIIKKTT M '’ll<-I S. . Mau

PHOTOGRAPHERS.,, tfKiri UT, SSBMain.

? H livMlt. ^ru.V. .n.l Mil M.in,Sf K LF .S AND SAFES.

m-KFALOSl ALK WORKS, tvl Main.S E W IN G M ACHINES.

WILSON d. M. CO., 276 Main, corS'a.i GIBBS S. M (X>.. 14 S. Divialon

W!la'<*.x ‘w , *p W. Swan.HOVA K s ' n ‘OO., 401 Main.FLOIIKNI , EKY H X 1 ;|,W .VRE. AC.

NADI) a WORTH, 6* and 54 Terrace., ' M ANCFACTURKRS.

SI E K II V i ■» u^in.C. MACKENZIE, la ^ lL q W W A RE.

STOVE Ht at. and Erie Cana BlA0 * CO., o*»r. Brace GLASS

ST AIN F.D s WORKS, 29 Pearl. BUFFALO STAIN KO Ol.AS M O. L. BURNS. 208 Man..

SCHOOL FU RN t lL K E - W. CHASE .t SON, 212 Seeerth.

STOVES AND H A K » ^ v a k e *■ HAW. FERRIS* CO., *48 Main RANGES.STOVES, FURNACES A S T I . SWARTZ k CO., 383 Ma.n.

•jyXVIPL H. UUMPlIPJ5Y* Socceewoe 10 Jn0- Hnm_ phrey * Bro.. 80S Main X

TOBACCONISTS. ? ^ xA M ADAMS fc CO.,‘269 Waahingt**®**^OIBHON F. HOWARD fc CO., ilh) Waeh*n^V • W A T C H K S , J E W E L R Y A DIAM O.ND 8 . PITKIN'S JBWF.LBY STUHB. *9J *•*“■T A e. DICKINBOS.SM M.in.A ,s ,•>, CASTLE, UB »«*■BTEVaMaBB08.,4ia M.iil

W A T "JH M A K E R S A JE W E L E R S . JDLIUa ff iLKER, 2*7 M.Ll__________ _______

\ . , ' . i , A iiEN I'LEMANijleKisull.m.ncn ..l.uln will* a priiaie family.

* 27 31TH R EE P E E aTT

.hed *r uufumUhed, with t few la.ile In-ard- n* de-

cltf-M

1 2 8 . . a . . . .board, witii pleasant room:

*)»> j PEAKE STI , ran bu hail. Also,

F U K * 4 l , t H O I 8K S .

D tv -IK V B L E b u i l d i n g l o t s f o b«ALF.-

100"-2:6, i-eiaware it. K., 200 ft K. of North »L tba is. Linw> od avenue M’ , a. cor. Baker w. lltfxh***, Kdward at , cor. Virginia eZS LYONfcDtK’ R

I? #RrooaK SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE

irnoat new houae oa Connecticut atbetween Teeth anti Eleventh «tr eta. The h"u contain* tf rwio* )*eaide* a large hx 1 and attic; b Vrxlldf T'-e above property wili be aold cheap \ applied for immediately. If not »old by the first o May wi I be r nt«d. JOHN OTTO. 81 Htarl at.J lO ilA G E d FOK SALE—̂

S o 12fl Spruce at., lj-at.ry frame, lot 30x180 priae $1250

><j 4«*3 8wan at , near aprln*, 1 -atory frame; pri .• $220 *. _

*26_______LYON' fc BAKER. Erie Land Office.Q ACRES OK LANI) EOR SALE AT AO bargain, on Li meat ne K <l«fe, between Whit* •Jorner* Pl«nk Kj.al and the Turnpike, with orchan •>f eeiecte i fru t. A very pi. aaa*.land de*irable tiori Pri $1600 Apply at No. 6 Ni*if»ra -t LEONARD WILSON X SON, Real Estate anu ln»’ir- aoc® Am n t a . ___________ Fl

LJOK SALE AT A BARGAIN—40011 acres of land in Herkimer O unty, N. Y. fit* .

; artly ti'o < red. w.th gang -aw mill and maehin* r ■fall' • ids I .-j lire a: KDWAUUS fc BL'cKLAv I>,No. ? Prown * Ru-ldinrL^Oii SALE—291 NORTH DIVISIONX? st., l-story * 1" 1 ,w®e»it; gaa, cellar and waterFn Divide**

1*1* « h-ap a* tbe j<a ty ii ■ $2309. Apply to M. "Me OMB, No.

I.IOR SALE—'JSip hKNKL'A ST., *Jr story mica, in good coodit' *n. Tiiis prip*-rt\ «ill he sold cheap v. the party ia g< ing u* the West If » • I within J o«ys wi 1 lake *4'-* *. j dow ha ance easy. Apply to M. McCdMB, No; 6 South Di rial* n .*t. *■' IO TORE FOR SALE CH EA P—3-STORYI J r r I -i : . No MS Bee ca at. Lot *8x100 ».!! he sold at a !*arga*a. HASTINGS fc OITO 4 Hrown’a Build ng. ______L^OK s a l e —TH A T VERY DESIKf ai.le 2 st. r> w.th al earl stCIOR SALE—Tii1? cottage. No. 3-y Park st , » ’ii gaa ■ t 26x126. I'irjuir** at EDWARDS fc BLCKLAND’n

No. 2 Brown's Buil i g. ______________OR TC

ble dwelling*, f-'i ,tc |s*s-es*ioii. Our May 1 now m*de up; also a n* '1 LEONARD WILSON .

B f

frame dwelling, No 42 Go*d- li st es.

TH E 1-STORY F it AM It

! vW ELLIN G S FOR SALE« / KENT W o-1-t of <i wel lings to rent ii t ofdw

SON, No. 6 Niagara s»r*e

I > RI( K DWKLLINC;M-"f.awk st., near F ile tt, ‘2

ie t hri.-V dwel iug; iias ga-. wa • > d order. LY‘*N A LAKER,

FOR SALEstory and b.»c

.ter and ha’h; in 1 Br

*•25V / OK S y i E NO. 18» EAr ry an.l at tin hr," dwelling:

i.Yi

Jn*. EA(iLE S l’., *Jgrate*, mart hi

er D.t 8"xlSl N \ HAKF.-r. Erie Land Offl ••.

C* EN EC A ST. PROPERTY FOR SALEk j Rt a bargain. N - 414 Seneca *•., lot f.O through t.. l-ol-oni s t, with a 2 story b-itk house and i barns in r ar Thi- is a rare chance for a nulkniaior an -* ther |>artv having husii ess in ‘hat l**i ation.Wiil l*o sold on li’ era, terms E -r further p*ru u iar* applv to II i MKfc SANFORD, 1« West Swan *t

e25NEW 1-STORY FRAM I

’arolina; cellar, tei nut.

1 7 0 R SALE N IJT ' .itta-je on T. i.t

LYON h BAKER, Erie I and Offl«L*OH SALE OK TO EXCHANGE Fill,

tills cit v ing Ju-t taril, outli qu re

. - re-id*mi r in thi* ei' i.. lity of land, lying ju as ii large orchard, o iw-*-et**ry hi ick bouse i*e sold ch* ' .HOWARD

farm of 104 mt-i :c of tin ot the be«t i

i.d three g**odHAPPKLL.DIVISIONM O R s \ L K l.W, S 'M 'T H D I V l s i O '

r «t . 1 st-.o I ..Itaji- lot 40x1 . 0, grapes ai.d fru’ trees. Th - i ■ iii ap.^1500. A, p y to M. McCO.Vi B No. Soth Division -t. rll

F O H S i l . l v I A K U S :

I J >R SALE OR EXOHAGF, - 6 6 A< X of land, wi h good house and barn, fruit

EDB l C H A B i € 8H»

BUSINESS PUOP1 RTY

ur Snrin^s r< ad, wiiliin f<* ARDS -M BLCKLAND, No. 2 Br

mhsfroi

/ 1EN rR ALU EUK -S \LK Merchants’ H *lel, ha' Kne ('anal, 41 fr t tending t rough tofour stori

nt iai I v lmi ,,f br.ck.

I LLI NEK Y STORE FOIL SALEeir able location with - '«k of good*

amiable terms. UA8 ITNGS A OTD»,4 Br wn Buihlings. t-M> r

i i » r m : s \ m > ( a r r i a g l s ,sKi ONDIJO R SALK

I1 hand phi® -n wagon, e. -nd ha'd coal ln*x wag>

k C W. MILLF.lt. 3«

C H E A P — Atgon. nearly new.

M I M F I I , i N F O I S .

IV r t ’H ER FIXTURES—tr..* West Forty-first st., near F

F O K S i I . S’ .

n o i l S A L E 2000 F E E T O F L A N D O N

Apply to JO H N OTTO, h i r i art h

I7D H SALE (*ilX in Mam st , in a

T O L E T — A S T O R Kgenl location Will take a*

vacart lot. Fnquire W ARDS fc BLCKLAND, No. 2 Hr -wn's

Burnt. _

1701: SALE LOT 35x100 FT., NORTH\\ am st. wi t -im near Allen. LYoN A

11AKKU. No. I Bmwn’s Building. d30

HO IK L PROPERTY FOR SALE—ATPine llill, C miles from Batavia; huddirg is

8 stories frame. LYoN fc BAKKK, Erie Land Of rie. « •

A l i

( )

GOOD ENGINE AND BOILER FORat the Union Planing Mill.

HOLLER A REC TEN WALT, Corner C'hi

LD PAPERS FOK SALKnd 75 rents a huudred. attl

- AT 50

FM H S A L E H I M S E S .

R SALE — TH A T VALUABLEproperty on the south«c-t corner «»f Main and *. reels, w,th Urge ami tirM' ■ ass resnleor

ifnL«hed. Also, several eh ga-t vacant I >i.adj unng the above property on the south. J*»llP OJT‘). 31 Pe irl St._______________________ e^3_

I tica

i t s IN ESS » K u r i .u i t I |S ((1* SALE—.Y1 ACRES OF LANDIt I.EASE, know n a- the old j ^ in W* it Seneca, 4 miles from Main st., plentyaving a ironta.e ..f 103 fe*t rn, ,.f lr, L,„, ,, ,„.u e an II arn. Inquire st ED-

fc BLCKLAND, No. 2 Brown s BuildL

T 7 0 R SALE OR EXCHANGE—321 ^«res .,f land under a fine state <*f cultivation,

good hou-e and barn, nice fruit, well fenced, si uated mil* s ir-.iu Main strict on tin- Potter’s („ru r-

K .ad EDWAKDBfc BUCKLAND, No. 2 Bro*n’- Bmidng.____________________________ e28

T7 »R SA L E—A FIN E DAIRY FARMI <*f 2 0 acres, with good h use and barns, «d:u- a c in Colden Ci ntre, ah ut 2 uii’es from Colden

EDWARDS A BUCKLAND, No. 2 Browft: ■ 11 e?b

A LEN D ll) OPPORTUNITY—FORe or exchange for improved city property,

1000 acres d laud iu Way ne Co . M chigan, 25 miles from Detroit, part limbered and balance in flu** pnurc. Kir t mis apply t.> EDWARDS fc BULK* LAND, N... 2 B.owii’s Building. ___ e!7

Cl ARM FOR SALE —BEST GARDENland in Eric County. M ist be sold to clou*

K-res, 2 mil*-* from the C'ourt- W 11 tie sold cheap by HoW'ARD fc CHAl’

¥

PELL, 34.6 Mam ntn ARMS FOK SALE A GOOD F ARM1 '.f 104 acres in the town of West Beneca[our - ml » half -ides fr ni Baffalo.

14-story !»■ ick hoipe, three hundred grafted good gla-s house, very cheap. HOWARD

street. dll)OR EXCHANGE FOK

.food gla-s CU APPEL. 3*8 Mu

Fn j r s a l ecity property or Weete'ii land®, 136̂ n

land along the Genesee River, al**>ut 5 iu os from 1’ rtage Impure soon st EDWARDS «L Lli'iv LA N • •’8 , Keal Estate a* d Insurance Agents, Tru.-t and Loan Brokers, No 2 Brown’s Buil iing. e!7

ALE OR EX-i, 25 w«od land;

il watered, fine orchard, new 2-story with barns, outhou-es, sheds, fce , r City pn*pcrty will l>e taken in

e*sy terms. LEE fcPICK

V FIN K FARM FOR1 V. chai

all in good • EKING, 13 v

, bnl.. Swai el3

T7ARM F(X 1 ..id ni"u il

..ng

FOR SALB—31 ACRES OF»ted nn Ferry st, about 2 mile-* east of

ith frame houa , splendid barn,-he Is, &r -chard . f lOOtf cwarf t^ar and 10-J appl* 4 ill h** s -Id cheap or will exchange for a goo.:

1. HASIINGS fc OTTO, No. 4 Brown s Build

I IP .F IT FARM FOR SALE—36 ACRESX of land. 17i acres in apple orchard, he-idet other small fruit* in great abundance; ba’ance of land in tillage; large 2-atory farm house g ihI bam, fc. ; location verv pitaaant— J-mlle eaat ir>.m Me­dina, Orleans county. A small property will I* ta'-en in part pay. Price of tarm $s*.(W. LY'UN & BAKER, Erie La* d Office.

F i l lLEE fc I’l' KEHING. 13 W Sum

l i i i ; S a l e -NO. 119 SIXTH ST.. A

DESIRAHLK BRICK h o u s e FORSALE- lj-at.*rv '.rick house, 174 Franklin »t.

ga* and water. Lot 2.'* feet front lu an all.-y mr. ar. mill he sod cheap, terms easy. H\S1IN(*8 fc OTTO. 4 Brown’s Buildings_______________d29

17IOR SALE.—A N E W AND FIRST. class 2J story reeidonce, with all tiie modern im

provements; south side of Ferry street, west of Del­aware. Lot 15i)x6o6 feet. Terms easy.

F. BUELL,9>n M 2 Hoilister Building

I jlOR SALEies, attic and ci

11 ur n; gas and

A M .iil . w rol1* of w *u p * r r - m° r OT k i S . H i : t h .C h « P & W S W J J . 361 Main . t , *et- >’• » hh»d». in .nu 'le « v .r.e ty , Floor OU U o tlu ,k o .

d9-eod-tf

BRICK HOUSE. 2-ST0R-r, situate on Oak St., neai g ->d lot and Ram

LYON fc BAKKK, Erie Land Othee.

n ESIR ABLE BUSINESS PROPERTYFOR SA I K The 3-st rv hrick store. No. 3'Ju

MldLlgau St.; upper fl or* finished for* dwelling, alth brl' k building iu rear and ga*. wa'er and ce! *r fc* »« f'®11 adapted t<> hus’.ne** or manufacturing rurno*es. i«** 25x100 to alley; will be sol 1 on rea»on- ihl7terma. U.aN 1 INGS fc OTTO4 Brown « Budding.

/ v \ E OF TH E FINEST FARMS IN\ / Er e County for sale, consist:ng of about 120 a re , 10 a re* wood hi a .co ex- el <-nt soil und r a big . *?.it of cultivation, with »>rick dwelling, fine barti*. outhouses. fi*h pond, living water, and or­chards of several i und red bearing tre.-s of every variety of fruit. This property can he bought very diet" ai.d on easy term-'. A ; ply to

,•1 ; I FF, v PICKERING. 13 W>,t9wan-t.

T O L E T S T O K F S .

T O L E T - H « r « E sTWO STORY FU RN ISH ED HOUSE TO

ren’ within three minutes walk of the Pcsit- :Ec I - furu -bed throughout in gt od order; ha*

, ' t n ace, fc ; , and w.ll be rented cn reasonab.e i«ra< to a gocd tenant. HAbTlNGb fc OTTO,t B »i.’- B .:l - -g _____________________ *20

L E T — T W O N E W 2 -S T O R Yframe h uses, fumi-hed c .mplete, situated on

he *r>uthw*-pt c rner of Maryland and Twelfth st*.Wh te *ent*Kl cheap e30

T

T >X fr

D w e l l i n g f o r s a l e c h e a p —ago>̂ I bargain will be given in the sale of the 2

story brick dwelling. No 427 Michigan st; 10 rooms, ga* aud water. LEONARD WIlBON fc SON, No. 5 Nlar»m *t e26

D w e l l i n g s f o r s a l e o r t orent cheap, with immediate poeaession—

8 ixth st.. No. 164, 2-story brick; 9 rooms, in Sue order; gxa and water.

Sixth »t., No 408, l}-nory frame; 8 rooma.LKONABD WILHON & SON,

e26 No 6 Niagara st.|7 IN E r 136 (

RESIDENCE FOR RENT—NO.de ightful lo ati'.n. W ill be rented low to

a good tenant. LEE fc PICKERING, 13 Weat Swan ..treet. d23g a D W E L L I N G T O R E N 1 — T H E 2-■-ia sv>ry baaement and attic buck dwelling. No.

N iagara st., with gaa, hot and cold water and ■ath.aii :n good order. A convemcr.t lo at.un for a

P'ofewtional or buaineas man. LEE fc PICKERING, 13 W. Swan it. el»

hO A R D IN G H O U S E F O R R E N T —The large 3-story baaement and attic brick

huii-i.ng,X<*.135 E. Seneca at.w ill l*e rented at a mod- rale rent. LKE fc PICKERING, 13 W. Swan st.

d30

D E S I R A B L E D W E L L I N G S T O R E N T .

lj-story brick, 32 Norris place, ga* and water.1 f-story frame, 180 Clint n st, good cellar, gas and

water.Apply to EDWARDS fc BUCKLAND, Ne. 2

Brown's Building e5

IT• 'S I R A B L E H O U S E S T O R E N T —

With immediate pos*eseion, the 2-story brick house, No. 231 Seventh street, with gas, water, and cellar. Also, the very commodious 3-story brick Louse, No. 459 Frankli . street, very convenient, has gas, water, bath, ccller and *tal>le, and is finely located; a portion or the whole of the furniture now iti the houae can be bought cheap by the tenant if desired.

HASTINGS Al OTTO, d20 4 Brown’s Building.

F T K E N T — 'I H E F I N E 2 -S T O R Y 'ic dw* 11 ing No vo Norris Place, with bam

. delightful l.’iatu n. V .be rented low to a good t-i.au*. l.EF. fc PICKERING. 13 West Swan st. el2

T 7 u R n A L E —2 S T O R Y B R I C K H O U S E ,X No. 2r>4 Franklin st., with every modern con-

t j l O R R E N T — T H E N E W 2 S T O R Y 'brick house, with gas, water, bath aud furnace

No. 5(tj Pro p*-ct Avenue A delightful location LKE fc PICKERING, 13 Wes* S van st. e5

A B A R N I N T H E R E A R JOHel8

17 0 R R EN T-' of No lw* b

oTTo, bl P. arl *

X 7 ) R R E N T — T H E H O U S E K N O W N X H-

h« IErie Lan l Offli

rentedard,pf.

I l*eg At.'vy House, on M uu > re* t,:Th ' rivdrge "f selling liquor** in ihe Tht n .■**■ .- % large two-s’oiy frame, fitted

a dwt ling. LY0-M8 fc BAKbR,

F ° r !7 U R R E N I - A Y E R Y D E S I R A B L E

r»e, 294 Ninth st, 2-story fram®, nearly id wat r, in excellent order. JOHN oT-

TO, 81 P-arl st. elO

Ho u s e s f o r r e n r b y h u m e aS \NFORD, 1(1 West Swan street.

56 Allen st, 2-story hr ck; bam, ga®, hot and cold water, bath, fur*.ace, etc.

Delaware st, 3 story hrick; bam, gas, hot and cold water, bath, fum«c®,ete.

265 Pearl st, 3-story brick; ga*, water, bath, fur nace, etc

’0 Allen st, 2-stor> brMt; gas, water,bath, furnace,etc.

yo Mohawk fuma- e, etc.

Jersey *t., 2-st >ry brick; ga«, water, large ot.IS Court st, 2 story brick and basement; gas and

-story brick; gas, water, bath.

s t , 3 - r t o ry b r ic k w i th b a s e m e n t ; gas an-l w a te r .

74 C o t ta g e s t , 2 - s to ry h r ic k w i th b a s e m e n t ; g a s . w a te r , b a r n , » tc .

42 C h ip p e w a - t ,S - s to r y h r i c k ; r n a n d w a te r .S i ’’ S i x th s t , 2 -h to ry h r ic k , a n d F r e n c h riM*f; (n e w )

g a s , w a t e r , h a th .44 M organ s t , S - s to ry b r ic k w ith b a s e m e n t : g a s a n d

w a te r .2i*4 V ir g in ia s t . 2 - s to r y f r a m e ; g a s , e tc ,131 7 a . o il s t , 2 -a to ry b r ic k ; ga* a n d w a te r .309 N o r t h D iv is io n s t , 2 -e to ry f r a m e ; g a a a u d

w a te r .26 U n io n s t , 2 - s to r y f r a m e ; g a s a n d w a te r .13 A lle n s t . 1 -s to ry f ra m e w ith b a s e m e n t .353 E le v e n th -it, 2 - s to r y f r a m e w i tn la rg e lo t .75 1 ni*»n s t , 2 s to r y fram *:.24 W ilk e s o n Ft, 2 - s to r y f r a m e .2 !) s . u th 1*.v is io n s t , 2 - s to r y f r a m e ; w a te r .3 11 N o r t h D iv h io n , t , *- s to rv f r a m e ; c ia te r n .C o r n , r V e r m o n t a n d T h i r t e e n th » ts , 2 -« to ry f ra m e ,

w e ll a n d c is te rn .235 T h ir t* e i . th s t , 2 s to r y f r a m e .Svsi T w e lf th s t . f r a m e c o t ta g e .251 C e d a r s t , f r a m e c o t ta g eS e v e n th n e a r C o n n e c t ic u t s t , 2 -a to ry b r i c k ; F r e n c h

r o o f , g a s , w a ’e r , e tc .2 « M a c k in a w s t , 2 s to r y f r a m e ; w e ll a n d c ia te r n . 222 M iam i s t , f i a m e c o t t a g e .24 A rk a n s a s s t . f r a m e c o t ta e g . d20

H o u s e s t o r e n t b y m . m c c o m b ,No. 5 South Division Ht.

835 Hudson st , 2-storv frame, gas, cellar and a g. oil web of water, finUbed in fine style. This is one of the finest locations in Buffalo; rent $400.

197 Geo gia st., 2-story brick, in excellent condi- tir.ii; eas,water and cellar; this is a very central lo- t ati .n; rent $450

62.* Swan *t., 2-story frame, house new; and flnish- e*l < ff in excellent manner with ali the modem im­provement*; rent $150.

Brick st*>re and dwe ling to rent in a good loeation for a family grocery; the same has a good hrick oven.

1 7 U R N I S H E D C O U N T R Y S E A T F O R1 rent a t Lewiston, on t h e N i a g i r a River, con-

d iu m s iz e d d w e l l in g , w r. s o f la n d w i t h a fin.

s h r u l s ry, choice U o w c r S jJ ru i t a n d b e r r ie s , a m o s t .U li t r h tf u l r e s id e n c e Wi l l*e r e n te t l c.mpUtelv u m is h e d , f.»r four m o n th s o r lo n g e r , w i th immedi- to |M >-sesaion. LEE & PICKERING, 13 W. Swan

B R I C K B A R N F O R R E N T — S I T U -

M O R T G U i E S .

X T I T Y A N D C O U N T Y O R D E R S ,VJ SUKiks, Bonds and Mortgages, Commercial Paper, negoiiated by EDWARDS * BUCKLAND, Real Esta.e a .d Loan brokers. No. 2 Brown’s Buiid- I ig. d26

1> U R U H A S E M O N E Y — M O R T G A G E Sw a n te d b y

I N S C K A Y C e .

T ?1R E Ir < ia-s loca

1 7 A R M S ! F A R M S — S E V E R A L F I N EI ’ larg-* and small farm.* for sale or exchange. LEE

fc PICKERING. 13 W swan st. hi

dl5 ______________________S f s i N E i S P R O P E R T Y F O R S A L E .

300x309.. n Louisiana st., corner of Hamburgh st. ̂*200x300 on Hamburgh at.,corner wf Hamburgh it.

Canal.400x200 Erie Canal, comer Virginia »t.197a 00 on Maryland it , corner Fourth rt ets LION A BAKER

Q E S F.C A ST.—STOKE FOK SALEon 8eneea at., between Ma.n and Washington,

4-stor> br.ck. LYON fc BAKER, Erie Laud uft.ee.

I 7 0 R R E N T — S T O R E N O . 1 7 6 P E A R LJ. st., near Niagara st. LEE A PICKERING, 13 \\ est Swan st. e* _O TORES NOS 83, '.*1 k 93 MAIN ST.,IO to rent. Apply to JOHN OTTO, 81 Pearl st.

r p o RENT — A F IN E BUSINESSI stan 1 3 m es f- m Main St.. on Seneca st..

st re, dwelling an I bam. R* nt lo*. App'y w“*n at No. South I*-vis! n *t M. McCONB. e!7

IN S U R A N C E —T H E F IR S T -id New Y'ork City Fire Insurance

s’ at u«ual rate**. Losses promptly sd ld settled. At No. 5 Niagara rt. LEONARD

WILSON fc NON. c24B

H O I S E F l K M S H I N G .

G A S F IX T U R E S !GAS FIXTURES.

D K T I C O O D S .

EXTRAORDINART INDUCEMENTS

TO PURCHASERS OP

D R Y G O O D SAT

BARNES &SBANCROFT.

O u r 2 5 C e n t

D R E S S .G O O D S C O U N T E R

zz. !• xupplied at all time# with th# ^ £ 2

MOST DEoIRABLE 8TYI ES OP DRESS GOODS, |FRE(jUIKTLT WORTH

33 and 50 Centa per Yard.

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

.orj; each week

We harel

OUR 25 CENT COUNTER

Of a variety of artlelee, aud

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

E N O R M O U S S A L E Sfc

IN

W H I T E < P I Q U E S ! !At 25 Ceuta per yard and'upwarde..

Black Alpacas,Embroideries,

Glcv andParasch.

S H A W L S A N D [ W R A P S .ALSO,

B L A C K , CO LO R ED

AND JA P A N E S E S I L K S !

BARNES & BANCROFT,C A SH H O U SE ,

e2fl 269 MAIN RTREET.

M U S I C A L

I IAUNTLNG IMAGE—

Song for Soprano, composed by H. Sutter, prloe30 centa.

A very effective song for a concert, quite easy and haa aim. Gera an words.Lisetten Waltzes—Emil Wahle price 50 eenta.Amelia Polka Redowa—Emil Wahle.. do 30 do

Among the best of Wahle’s compositions.We have just published the above and will mail

the name on receipt of priceel9 COTTIER* DENTON. 269 Main tt.

CH R IS . K U R T Z M A N , P IA N O M A N UFAcTCRKR, corner Batavia and Elm sta., two

square* from old Court Houae. The tubecriher keeps constantly on hand a choice assortment of Piano Fortes, lu elegant rosewood case®, which he warrants to be equal in tone, touch and finish to any manufac­tured n the country. Persons desirous of obtaining a superior instrument are respectfully Invited to give him a ®aU before purchasing elsewhere

C H R IS T IA N KITRTZMA

O T O R K FO R R E N T —B R IC K STO R E►O No. 64 Ma n rt.. rhe p t" a g od te- ant

D, 4 i.rowT.’s Building.

T O R E S TO R E N T -

64 Main it, now occupied by Ly n fc Flursheim. 84 West S* i.eca st, C. urter Ul vk.99 Ellicott st, c*>r. of No: th Division.HASTINGS £ OTTO. d20 4 Brown'* Bu iding.

T O L E T — B L O O M S .

Robinson k KoUKlTtts.

M oa*'a<n$ 4Aoo*ls.A eo.uplete a®*>>rtn rea^nah e prieea

BUFF; vL(’ MOURNING STORK.41 4 Main r t.. American Block.

*ien«e in Lewiston.N. Y.; a fine house with 15 r-oms. built m the best manner, with eie<ant g.ouu.ls, urge s'a'-le, ct >i n n t - , ketitkfsl ch- mvte fin® drivel tn the vicinity.romantic scenery, 5 minute* drive from balls, on thn.ugh route to lo' ronto and Montreal, snd on L. O. Snore R. R., near deno" * >1*1®1 did home lor a family, or an elegant retreat Irom t’ie cit . ; sold low; terms easy Apply at Lewiston, v* JOHN OL1PHAXT. dfi-3.u

T^tJO M S IO R R EN T—TH E U PPERj X part of a house pleasantly situated on Wadi- wor» »t. Inquire at No. 25 Wadsworth street.

e3'-5t

W E S T C H IP P E W A S T .— TO L ET .| t f Furnished rooms for one dollar per w®ek.

B e ffa le T y p * Kowm drj. . pviqTKK£r WAREHOUSK tumiibee every article required m the printing h.isine-t*. any #*-

M»««,. a;*>. *S«**1 <•' OUkj

•IM S , G lass. G1M4*1000 Bo xes Wlwd«w G la ss , asso rted A s e a F L A T S

o S S a » « • stokbs »»bU ,W » WHIT* LEAD, lw , b b ls . L 1 S S S B D O IL . F c r aale b y

T>° " * A . S B T N O L M * 0 0 . ,

-p v E S IR A B L E P R O P E R T Y FO R SA L E.

Kllicott st, 2-storv brick bouse, very desirable, in good order; price M *$

Mon st, house and lot; pnee $1» 000.Ninth rt, house and lot; price $3000. . .North Division st. be'ween Mich gan and theet-

nut st*. 2 story brick house; price $66u0.HOWARD fc CHAPPELL. $48 Main st.

p O R S A L E C H E A P .

Two new 2-etory frame houses finished complete; ga* v-My ac. eituated on th® southwest corner of Maryland and Twelfth *u, lot* t5xlil each, are very desirable, will besotd cac P on easy terma

New 2 story and wing bouse. 164 North William street finely finished, oarbb mantles, cella , ga>. fce.Lot MilM. UXBIUIOB * o n o . » Brew»-. BaJ*-

I X E S IK A .B L E B C S IX E S 3 F.OOM* FORI f RENT—230 Rexd at , 'be 1st and 3d floor*, with gas and water. A good pls.-e for a doctor or f r a first clam dress making esta-di-haier t Wi 1 give a long lease. LYON fc BAKER, Ene Land Of­fs *,______________ __________ ________

0 E S 1 R 4 B L E ROOM S F O R B E S T .—Centrally located in a good neighborhood,

abuut *ix rooms with gas, water, fce.; marble rnan- t.es in line order, will be rent®d to a good tenant.

e9 LEE fc 11 -KKKINO. 13 Hwau st.

W. H. GLENNY, SONS fc CO.,

;gas

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

A lio , a ll . o f , o u r

OLD STOCK OF FIXTURES

A T L ES S T H A N COST.

WE OFFER

New Single Swing Bracket* fit 60 ct«. each. Doable Swing Brackets at 80 “1 Light Pendant a t 70 **2 Light Pendants a t $1 50 *'

GLOBES AT S5c AND UPWARDS.

We call attention te oor

EXTENSION CHANDELIERA most desirable article for Library or Dining-room*.

A>e, the XOIdET.KSS ARGAND BURNER, with10-mch Porcelain shade, at $1 76 ea :h. C«n be at­tached to Portables or CL an deli ers. Thi

JEWETT & MTSCHKA’S < M U S I C S T O R E .

2 0 i M a in S t r e e t .AGENCY FOR THE UNRIVALLED

CH 1CK ERIN C PIAN O SAt prices reduced to such an extent that they can be purchased for nearly the name figure which Inferior and worthies* instrument* command.

Call and get an illustrated price list.We are also Agent* for the celebratedDECKER BROTHERS’ PIANOS

Which are now taking the lead over all other New Y’ork mikee

Our large assortment of Pianos alao includes In­strument* from the celebrated manufactorie* of J. B. DUNHAM,

BLOOMFIELD & OTI8.AKNY8T 0 ABLER.

We have on hand an assortment o the celebratedBEO. WOODS k 60.

PABLOR AMD VESTRY 0R6AI,which for beautiful and ptpelike quality of tone, elegance of finish ai.d durability of construction ex­ceed all other makes.

Call and examine our large variety of PIANO STOOLS, PIANO COVER8, fce.

Pianos moved, stored, boxed and shipped oa short aotice.

OLD PIANOS taken ln exchange.We are constantly adding to our very large and

well selected stock of Sheet Muaic, Musical InMru ment* and Musical Merchandise of every description

JEYVETT fc MISCHKA,563 MAI* STREET,

I Buff,.,,, K. T.

SEWING WACHINES.

W H I S f c e .p R K M lU M STOCK LAGER

TAPPED TO-DAT AT ;KltRlfT.TV HALT. RESTAURANT.

Mo. t t fc 24 Week Eagle street.LOUIS A. BU KHL, Proprietor.

R I 8 L E Y & C O . ,

IM PORTERS OF

WINES, GINS,(HUMS

AND BRANDIES!

JOBBERS jO F

FIN E W HISKIES,OFFER TO THE TRADE THE.R

S u p e r io r G o o d s a t th e L o w e s t P r ic e s

D ^ O T S :

7 East Front «t., DUNKIRK, N. T.,

157 W a s h in g to n s t , B u ffa lo , N . Y.eld

H. F. B iU G G S k CO.,

Distillers and Rectifiers.OfBoe and mlea rooms corner Washington and Quay

streets.Offer to the trade Alcohol, High wines, French

Spirit* and Fine Whiskies of their own distillation. Also, a superior brand of Bourbon, Monongabela and imported whiskies. bl4 3m.

C E R T S ' P l I K R I S H I R C .

G O ! G O ! G O !l

T O

BERGT0l,D & BRO.,

U«T A .OOD PANAMA BAT.

BERGTOLD & BRO.,

• r r A *OOD STRAW HAH

BERGTOLD fc BRO.,

• r r A 000D HAT (of*TAT, UadA

BERGTOLD fc BRO,,o r r A GOOD BOY'S HAT.

BERGTOLD fc BRO.,o r r A GOOD CHILD'S HAW

BERGTOLD fc BRO.,GST A GOOD GCCTS PKLT HAT

BERGTOLD fc BRO.,GET A 0O 0D BILE HAT.

BERGTOLD fc BRO,,J GET A GOOD WHITE BBAYJEK HAT.

BERGTOLD fc BRO.,GET GOOD WHITE CASSIHEEE HAT.

Look for the Large Upright Bear

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

B E R G T O L D Al BRO .

GAUZE fc GDSSIMER MERINO

SILK AND COTTON

U N D E R W E A R ,AT

K E N N E T T ’ S ,•l* 273 MAHf ffTEZET.*

■ t t i A w m j e » P M w n i i f iJ 3 V K R Y D E S C R I P T I O N O F

JOB PRINTING

■UKVI ED BT

F M B V O T O O O if F A N T

n w w t O O M P A N Y

NO U BABF SWAM I

B Y T E L E G R A P H .

K 0 . U M fc iT S W A M I

The attention ef * e pnMM ls called Is tbe tea ow­ing. whMb are hut a tew of tbe mwefceitednotices of the Paeas la all parts of the eountry elicited a reseat qn dnss of our woek.

[From th* N Y. World,Th* Express Printing Compear of Buffalo have

Issued a Calender, In eolora, which 1* an admirable •peehnen of tbeir capacities for ormamental work of this leeerlption.

(Fremtho N. T. Season ]Tbe Expreaa Printing Company, of Buffalo, ts be­

coming euebrated a or it* eolor printing. A recent specimen ef work from this enterprising young con­cern—e Calendar for tbe new year—shows a variety of exquisite color that throws all the old faahione i rainbows into the shade. It ls almost worth whtl* going to Buffalo to live la order to get one’s decora­tive typography axeowted in this masterly style.

[From the New Terk Ledger ]The Calendar for 1868. issued by th* publishers of

the Buffalo Expreaa, and printed in their Job Print­ing Offioe, is oae of the finest spe.umwns of ornament­al printing which we hsve ever seen. Buffalo is un­doubtedly ahead of New York In this style of print- inf-

(From ths Rhods Island Schoolmaster ]Oar thanks ars due to the Buffalo Express Print­

ing Company for their beaut fui Calendar Card iur ledo. Though tt had become somewhat bruised aod wrinkled while passing through the mad it i* eawy to perceive that it was once as smooth and lovely as tbe face of Spring,

f[Prom the N. Y. Journal of Commerce.j Tbe Buffalo Ev press Printing Company bas scut

forth a Calendar for 1866, whioh Is a vary handsome specimen of decorative art.

EMPLOYING

D E C O K A T I O S .

p O S T k VLERGIYER,Dealers In

PAINTS, OILS, GLASS.WINDOW BASH. ARTI9TS’ MATERIALS.|fce.t

gMo. 1$ K. Swan sC, Buffalo, M. T.

LOFTaS FO R R E N T — IN T H E N E Wblock oorner of a ash ington and Gr«.en street*.

The second story over Now. 153 aod 156. The wholeof the third »to*y Apply to ___

March 17,1870. cis-tf JEWETT fc ROOT.

CUM ELL LEAD CO.MANUFACTURERS OF

W H I T E L E A D ,

WHEELER & WILSON’S

N o i s e l e s s

S E W I N G M A C H I N E S .EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE, PAR IS 1S67

AWARDED, OVER 82 COMPETITORS,

THE HI8HEST PREMIUM.T h e O n ly G o ld 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 COMBINE ALL

LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.)■ Wheeler and Wilson’s Machines combine every­

thing that aaa be required in the manufacture of garments. Our friends abroad may b* assured that they wiil give entire satisraction, and that to pur­chase on* of them i» e safe investment.”—N. Y. Observer.

8. W . STONE fc C0» Agta.Office and Salesroom 275 Main street, eorner Swan

AGENTS AND CANVASSERS WANTED.elfi-lm

DgS. 029

I Three n i c e s l e e p i n g r o o m s i nthat central locality, 333 Main street, ov

p.idley fc BoefcweU. Apply to OEO. B. BULL tbepnK *!A

W A R R A N T E D P E R F E C T L Y P U R E .

LEAD PIPE, BAR & SHEET LEADF o r Sa l* b y all

J . J O S E P H S ,

H O U S E , SIG N

AMD

F A N C Y P A I N T E R ,46 Exchange t., Buffal#,New T s* .

G R A IN IN G . M A RBLIN G ,

GILDING ON GLASS.

W alls and Ceilings Ka I comined

In th e B E B T M A N S K R W w ith despatch .

S K I L L F U L W O R K M E N

S K I L L F U L ^ W 0 R K M K N

A n d con s tan t ly be ing re ce ip t o f the

N E W E S T S T Y L E S O F T Y P E

N E W E S T 8T Y L E S O F T Y P E

A n d .th e m o st a p p ro red /m eehantea l£epp lta tie«e e the a rt. W e ar* prepared te Ao a ll desc r ip tio n p r in t in g ta tbe

B EST M A N N E R

B E ST M A N N E R

ANDgATjTH-B

L O W E S T R A TES

L O W E S T R A T E S

F A M P H L E T * /

C A R D S ,|

C I R C U L A R * .

BILLHEADS H A N D B I L L S ,

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T H R F E N I A N S .A C O U N C IL O F W A R

N k w Y o k e , J o b * 2) . — A special from M alo ne a a y s : A Fe n ia n coanoil of w a r w a« held yeeterd fiy a fternoon a t th ia place and i t waa resolved th a t fo r th o preeent the m ovem ent aga inst C anada be abondooed. T h e C oano il wee oompoeed of,commissioned officers, b a t th e leaders of th e ra id w ere now here to be found. T h e ind ignation of th e officers and m en k new no bounds, and the loud and h e a r ty curses were u ttered against th e co w ard ly fh llow a fe llo w s w ho h av ing engineered the ra id np to th e po int i t has reached, and d ecieved th e offioer* and men as to the prospects of success, and abandoned th e cause a t th e try in g hoar, w hen a ll depended npon th e ir p luck, courage and m ilit a r y know ledge.

G E N E R A L S T A R R .

G en era l S t a r r m ean ly stole h im se lf aw ay from here on th e th ree o’c lo ck t ra in F r id a y afternoon.

REPORTED 8HOT.C apta in Ja m e s M a rp h y of N e w Y o rk is

reported as h av ing been captured and im ­m ed ia te ly shot a t T ig ron H i l l .U E K E R A L F O S T E R T A K E S C H A R G E O F U N IT E D

STATES A F F A I R S .A d ispatch states th a t a co u n c il of

w a r, composed of G enera ls M eade, M e D o w e ll, aud Fo ste r, w as he ld th is m orning in S t . A lb an s , a t w h ioh i t w as decided th a t the en tire con tro l of a ffairs on the p a rt of th s U n ite d S ta te s governm ent in th s t v ic in ity should be le ft in the hands of G enera l Foster. S t . A lb an s is now qu iet and a large num ber c f Fen ian s are leaving here, going fo rth in th e d irection fff home aud tow ard M a lo n r , w here th e y expect s t irr in g tim es soon.

THE BROTHERHOOD ▲ FAILURE.T he E xecu tive Counoil of th e Fenian

B rotherhood, a t Ph ilade lph ia , have issued an address signed bv Jam es G ibbons, C h a ir­m an, and R ichard M oClaud, S ecretary , s ta tin g th a t th e la te C anadian invasion was u nd ertak en w ith o u t any a u th o r ity from th e Brotherhood, and th e failure can n o t be recognized ss s d efea t of the national organ­ization. T hey declare th k t th e loss of life and the w ar m ateria l, an d sacrifice resu lts in th e ir years of to il and p reparation . They say th a t O’N eill’ misoouduc-t has postponed only for a sh o rt tim e I re lan d ’s deliverance. ATTEMPTED SEIZURE OF A RAILROAD TRAIN

Oo d k n s b c r o , M ay 29.— T h e F w ia n s a t Potsdam Ju n c tio n are w ith o u t tra n sp o rta ­tion, and th ey a ttem p ted th e seizure of a tra in of th e O sdensburg k L ake Cham plain R ailroad going F ast, b u t w ere repulsed by a com pany ot U n ited S ta tes stroops. Each tra in of tb is road is now fu rn ished w ith a guard of regulars.

GENERAL STARR.General S ta rr passed th ro u g h th is place

to-day en ro u te for hom e, having abandoned th e expedition . H e reporta th a t th e Fenian force is an unorganized rabble , imposaible to handle and not su b jec t to discipline.

A RAID EXPECTED.M uch apprehension of a raid ex ists a t

P resco tt, C anada, to -n igh t, and th e vo lun­teers hsve been exercising in firing and sk irm ish ing for a large p a r t of th e day.

TUE CANADIAN FEVIANN.A pprehensions of a r ising am ong th e Ca­

nadian F enians to tak e place to-day are en ­te rta in ed th ro u g h o n t th e Dominion, as tbe governm ent is in possession of inform ation th a t such an u nd ers tan d in g existed betw een them and th e invaders. A dditional p re ­cautions have been taken , and th e civil and m ilita ry au th o rities are on th e a lert. I t is th o n g b t th e poor success of th e invaders will postpone o r en tire ly p rev en t th e oo-op­erative rising.

FATHER M’MAHON.F a th er M cM ahon of Fenian n o to rie ty

passed on to St. A lbans y este rnay in com ­pany w ith a body of P h iladelph ia Fenians.

GEN. MEADE HAYS THE WAR IS ENDED.General M eade a rrived here thi* a fte r ­

toon accom panied by G eneral McDowell. Van V lie t w ill leave for New York to ­m orrow . T he governm en t w ill n o t pro­vide tra n sp o rta tio n for th n 1000 to 1500 Fenians rem aining in th e M alone vicinity . G eneral M eade is of th e opinion th a t the railroad com panies m u st ao th is a t th e ir own expense, as th ey received fu ll fare for bringing th em here.

T he G eneral reports th a t th ey are behav ing very well, n o t disposed to be violent, and only desire to re tu rn to th e ir homes. H e is oonfident th e re w ill be no fu rth e r trouble.

T h ere is g rea t rejoioing along th e C ana­dian fro n tie r a t th e inglorious term ination of th e m ovem ent.

ADMITTED TO BAILS t. A lb a n s , M ay 29.—C aptain J . J .

M onahan, of Burlington, who was a rrested F rid sy evening, w ss y este rday arraigned before Com m issioner R and and ad m itted to bail in th e sum of $1000, Chief of Police L. M . Downing becoming his security . M ajor H ugh M cGinnis, of Cam bridge, V erm ont, was also brough t before Commis­sioner Band and ad m itted to hail in tbe sum of $1000. C ap tain Daninl M urphy in d efau lt of $1000 waa ordered to be com ­m itted .

COLLECTING THE ARMSColonel Sullivan, w ho acted as Q u arte r­

m aster, has been since th e tigh t busily en ­gaged in securing th e arm s. H e claim s th a t he has h idden a large q u an tity . H e came in to tow n tb is forenoon, b u t oo lea rn ­ing t h a t all the leaders w ere being a rrested , b ea t a h asty re trea t to p a rts unknow n.

D epu ty M arshal F arley has been a t F rank lin for tw o o r th re e days ga thering arm s and am m unition . H e has collected a large q u a n tity , and G eneral F oster has de­term ined th a t all persons w ho helped them selves shall tu rn th en over to th e U nited S ta te s au th o rities.

LEAYING FOR HOME >N early all th e F enians have le ft for th e ir

hom es. A s th e tim e for th e d ep a rtu re of th e so u thern tra in la s t n ight d rew nigh th ey g a thered in force in th e depot, and in sp ite of a ll th e railroad m anagers could do con­triv ed to ge t aboard th e cars w ith o u t t ic k ­e ts. A consultation was held , and i t was concluded to tak e them along. T he people feel g rea tly relieved a t th e ir departu re .

NOT HANGED.M u rp h y , th e team ster, w ho waa captu red

b y Canadian was no t hung to-day, as was reported he w o uld be. |

REPORTED ARRESTS.T oron to , M a y 29.— In fo rm a tio n w as re ­

ce ived here from M a lo ne of th e a r r iv a l of U n ite d S ta te s M arsh a l Q u im b y and th s a rres t of several m en supposed to be Fen ian officers, in c lud ing G en . G leason and father M cM ah on .

l e a d e r s a n d a r e v e ry d e s iro u s o f r e tu r n in g to t h e i r h o m es . T b e B r i t is h M in is te r ae a la o i a re o e ip t o f te le g ra m * fro m th e a u th o r i t i e s o f a s im ila r te n o r , a n d t b a t n o f a r t h e r t r o u b le ie e x p e c te d . T h o se B a n ia n s w h o h a v e fa lle n in to t h e h a n d s o f t h e C a­n a d ia n g o v e r n m e n t w ill b e s u m m a ri ly d e a l t w i th .

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W a s h in g t o n , M a y 28 .S E N A T E .

M r. S U M N E R (R e p ., M a n s ) , p re sen t® ! a p e t i t io n f r o u th e A m e r ic a n C a b le C om p a n y , o f N e w Y o r k S ta t e , p ro p o s in g t o la y a c a b le f ro m N e w Y o rk c i ty t o t h e A a o re Is la n d s ; th e n o e to L isb o n , P o s ta g e l ; th e n c e to L a n d s , E n g la n d ; th e n c e t o H a v r e a n d A m s te rd a m , a s k in g fo r a id . R e fe rre d .

A lso a p e t i t io n f ro m th e o o lo re d c i t is e n s of M a r v la n d , s e t t in g f o r th t h a t t h e y w ero P ro sc r ib e d w h e n th e y t r a v e l a n d w e re m a l ­t r e a t e d in t h e i r jo o rn e y in g e fro m o n e p la c e t o a n o th e r , a n d a s k in g for a re m e d a y .

A t 2:15 o’clock th e Senate proceeded w ith t h e D is t r ic t of Colum bia business

T he bill to p rev en t an y offioer or em ployee of a corporation from acting aa an election or reg is tra tio n officer was passed

M r. A N T H O N Y (R ep., R . V j / w M depu ted by resolution to preside d uring th e tem porary absence of th e Vioe President.

A t fonr o'clock th e S enate w en t in to c iecu siv e session, and soon a fte r ad journed t il l T uesday .

HOUSE.MrT S M IT H (R ep., V t.), a fte r th e ses­

sion, calling on th e S ecretary of th e T reas­u ry for in fo rm stion ae tt> w h e th e r any tele- graph oom panics hav ing offices in New E o rt C ity have refused or neglected to re ­p o rt to th e proper Assessor th e am ount of th e ir gross receipts aa required by law. A dopted. A n a il on th e House showud tho presence of 138 members.

M r. W IL L A R D (R ep , V t.), C hairm an of Com mittee on the Revolutionary P e n ­sions am i W ar o f 1812, rep o rted several pension bills. A discussion ensued, and aa m uch opposition was developed th e bill was w ithdraw n.

M r. \ \ 1LLA RD (Rep. V t.), also reported a general bill g ran tin g pensions to th e su r ­viving so ldiers and sailors of 1812. Con­siderable d eb a te arose on th e question of requiring th e so ld iers en title d to th e bounty in th e w ar of 1812 living in th e S o u th e rn S ta te s to tak e tb e iron clad ''a th . I t waa finally passed w ith t h s t condition added. T his bill also applies to th e widows who had been m arried before th e close of th e war.

The Honse th en resum ed th e conaidera tiou of th e bili to reduce the in te rnal taxes. A numVer of am endm ents were offered and debated , a fte r which th e H o u se ad journed to Tuesday n igh t.

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W A S H I N G T O N .BALES OF OOLD.

W a s h in g to n , M ay 2 9 .—T h e Secretary of th e T reasury has d irec ted the A ssistan t T reasu rer of New Y ork to sell $1,000,000 each on W ednesday the 9 ih of Ju n e ; alao, to purchase $2,000,000 w o rth of bonds on th e first, th ird and fifth T hu rsd ay in Ja n e , and $ 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 on th e second and fourth T hursday . A ggregate sales of gold $6,01)0, 000; aggregate p u rchas es of bouds $8,000.-

U0° ’ INTERNAL RffYENUB RECEIPTS.T h e in te r n a l re v e n u e re o e ip ta to t b i s d a te

a m o u n t t o $155,000,000, a n d $2,000,000 m o re w ill d o u b t le s s be re o e iv e d b y t h e e x ­p iry of t b e p r e s e n t m o n th . $20,000,000 w ill p ro b a b ly h e re a l is e d n e x t m o n th fro m if e r t i l e t a x a n d o th e r so u rc es , m a k in g tb e

i t o t a l o f $ 1 7 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 8 0 fo r t h e p re e e n t fisc a l y e a r .

M. T. CM STEAL RAILROAD TAXC o m m iss io n e r D e la n o a a d S o lic ito r S m ith

h a v e n o t y e t com e t o a fin a l co n c lu sio n w i th re fe re n c e t o t h e a m o u n t o f l i a b i l i ty of t h e N e w Y o r k C e n t r a l R a i l ro a d a s t o t h e t a x o n d iv id e n d s . T h e e a se ia s t i l l u n d e r

N O M IN A T IO N C O N F IR M E D .

Tn t h e e x e c u tiv e session o f t h e S e n a te o a S a tu r d a y t h e m o tio n t o reim neidw r t b e o fiiH M taoa o f T . F . H a r r is o n ne M a f s h a l fo r t h e M « d d la D is t r ic t o f T e n n e sse e , w h ic h h a s b e e n p e n l i n g , w a s w i th d r a w n a n d h ie o on f ts s a tm e §• n o w fcnaonneed .

N E W Y O R K .DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY.

N ew Y'o r k , M ay 29.— W illiam n a il , C ap tain of th e steam ship P ennsylvania , w ho was accused of a ttem p tin g to sm uggle a bridal trousseau from Liverpool in to th is p o rt was y este rday discharged by Cem m is siouer Oslmrn on th e ground th a t th ere was n o t sufficient evidence against him.

GRADUATED.The Cooper U nion for th e advancem ent

of science and a r t g rad u a ted eleven etu- denta las t ev< ning, including seven young women from th e Fem ale School T elegraphy. P e te r Cooper presided. Governor Huffman delivered an ad dress.

MISS CLAFL1N NEARLY MOBBED.M iss Claflin, of W oodhnll k Claflin,

while canvassing for her paper in N ew ark F riday , narrow ly escaped being She waa m istaken for K dith O’G orm an sh aaasing th e Fenian headquarters, aud was pursued by a crowd of men and b o j s from whom she escape*! by tak in g refuge in a store and passiug. th ro u g h to an o th er s tree t.

RMIGRAHON.T he em igrant* las t week num bered 11,-

493, m ore th an in any o ther week of the p resen t year.

“ SounRHAX H om es."—U nder tho sl>ove tit le th e E rie R ailw ay Com pany havo ju s t published an in te res tin g w ork, descrip tive of th e co un try ad jacen t to th e line c f tho Eastern D ivision and branches of th eif road and th e N orthern R ailroad of New Je rsey , together w ith a s ta tem en t of th e induce­m ents offered for th e purchase of a s u b u rb ­an 4hsideuce in th e rich valleys 4f the H ackensack or I ’assaic, th e h ea lth fu l m ountain region of th e Ram apo, o r tba fair, fertile fields of Orange County. Thfire is no lovelier section in th e w orld th an th a t th rough which the Erie w inds ita wt.y for th e first n in ety m iles a fte r i t leaves N ew Y ork; and th e a u th o r of th e w ork has ev i­d en tly spared no pains to m ake th e in fo rm ­ation thorough and accurate , as irell As in ­teres tin g to th e general public. Hy th o se who m ay desire to inspect lan d in thu sec­tion tre a te d of, w ith a view to purchase, copies of th e book m sy be obtained free cf charge a t th e office of the G eneral P iesen ger A gent, E rie R ailw ay Com pany, New Y ork.

A n AfTBESh’ P in c u s h io n .—T h e ?our.g Prince Demidoff was, some years since, paying co u rt to an actress w ho wru the fashion am ong th e bloods of th e day , and i t was his custom on en terin g th e room to fall on his knees before tb a t adored bfcauty. In those d ay s long neck scarfs and so|>erb b reastp ins w ere the fashion. T he Prtnoo had of oourse in variab ly th e superheat ef superb. The reigning favorite uevewom it- ted p lay fu lly tak in g th e pin o u t >f the scarf and placing i t in her pincushion, to the g rea t am usem ent of th e Prince. Tbe pincushion soon becam e lite ra lly studded w ith jew els of priceless valne. < *ne day the se rv an t en tered tb e room w ith terro r s trick en faoe. “ M adam e, the P rince." “ W ell," rep lied th e actreea, “ let him come in .” “ B ut, b u t, b u t m adam e," aaid th e poor g irl. “ B u t w h a t!" exclaim ed her m istress. “ Oh, m adam e! the P nnoe w ears a sh o rt n eck c lo th ." “ Tell him, th en ," r e ­joined th e beau ty , “ th a t I am n o ta t hom e." I t ia naedicss to :ay th a t in fu tu re th e P rince never bad th e courage to call w ith ­o u t a long crav a t and e x trav ag an t b rea s t­pin.

M an ito b a !! L a e e , w hich has given a ti t le to the province form ed o u t of th e Red River region, derives its nam e from a small island from which, in tb e stillness of n ig h t, issues a “ m ysterious voice,” though there is no real “ m y ste ry ” ab o u t it. O n no ffhoount will th e O bjibw ays approach or land npon th is iaisnd, supposing i t to be the h ’roe of th e M anitobah— “ tb e Speaking God. ’’ T he cause of th is curious sound is th e b esting of the waves on th e “ sh ingla ,” o r large peb­bles lining th e shores. A long th e noH hsp i coast of the island th ere is a long low cliff of fine grained com pact li mee t oa e , w h ich , under th e stroke of th e ham m er, d i s t s l ik e steeL T he waves beating o a th e shore a l the foot of th e cliff cause tho f a lk a frag­m ents to rub against each o th er, s s d to give o u t a sound resem bling th e eh h aes ef d is ta n t church bells. T ine phaokm snon occurs w hen th e gales blow from th a a o r th , and th en , as th e w inds kubside, low, w ail­ing sounds, like w hispering ro ie /s , e ra heard in th e air. Eng lish tra v e le r* assert t h a t th e effect ia very im prsseive, ao d h a re been aw akened a t n ig h t u nder th e im pres­sion th a t th ey w ere lis ten ing to thnroh bells. ________

M a k in g N rw P o t a t o e s . — T h e P a U M a i l C h m e t te t e l l s how “ n e w p o ta to e s " a re m a d e in F a r ia . O ld p o ta to e s , t h e c h e a p e s t a n d s m a lle s t t h a t c a n b e o b ta in e d , aFs p u r ­c h a s e d b y tb e r a J u t o l c u r $ d f porkau* d e l e r r t , ao th e y a r e c a lle d , w h o c a r r y th e i r p ro p e r ty t o t h e b a n k a o f t h e S e in e , a goo d s u p p ly o f w a te r b e in g n e c e s sa ry . T b e p o ­ta to e s a r e p a t in to t a b s h a lf filled w ith w a te r ; t h e n th e y a r e v ig o ro u s ly s t ir r e d a b o u t b y t h e f e e t a n d leg s o f t h e m a o u fsc

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