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BUFFALO EXPRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 24. 1869. U N A H l . A M I T l t A l i t . : FAI.O I- X I UEfcb, -0 1*. il. u m c v *-r tiik i t : WEDNESDAY. jt ' OLii in New Y o rk, a* telegraphed to II mae A Co., b r o k e n , No. 10 fciait Seneca ■treet, ranged as follows: 10 a. m.......................... 137 k * r. « ............ 1371 11 A. m .......................... 137 S r. m ........................ 137J 1371 12 M t.. l r. m 1374 * r. a .................... 137* 6 r. ...................... 137J N E W YO IiK . Gold linn. The stringency in the m oney m a rket continues. G o rernm c n ta barely • tcaily. A t the Treasury purchase of 5-20a to-day the total am o u n t olfertd WM $5,- hiri.OUO. S tate bonds generally heavy, l ailroad mortgages and bank shares w ith out particular interest. T h e stock m a rket during the morning has been feverish, but iu the main strong. Negotiations a re now pending in regard to tic consolidation of t h e M ichigan Southern • n i Buffalo a n d E r ie R a ilroad, a n d thu near u]•preach to t h e tim e when it is expected th a t the H u d s o n ami N e w Y ork C e n tral w ill lie c o n solidated have stim u lated active dealings iu th e stocks which will \tc affected by these m o v em ents. The lirmnoss of these stocks has, notw ithstanding the m o n etary stringency, im p a rted steadiness to the general list. 'The features have Itecn the New York C e n tral. H u d son aud M ichigan S o u thern aud Cake Shore. A.M. * 11 .. 11j .. «#f . r.M. r.a. t t .. 1..J .................JV.ij 1 IreJ !»■>* . . . . L N. Y. Conti i .#■ ............. Ilarl iu ....... Bmlv.ii 11 . . It s-iing . . . I C«nt. idch. a. . .. I L C e n t . . . C lav e . « l P < n s . . 97 k U s v s . . T e l ........................ C. a K. I .......... W U. TeL... F i W a y n e ___ A<i<uun fe.A. . . . W . F. 1.x . . . T • . a W*b.... Clii. •*< Alton.., Canion ........... /< W e s t e r n . . . h. Wc.it. p . . . C h ., A S'... Quiok-i'-er., .. l-'d - 7o W#k . 4 .i 4o* ... . «.l ol> bGj ---- bo| HM 851 fc.'.J 190J IV>\ 1 •.«»), l i v j 19oj IV! I * * •••• » ] ^ uni io i ... ir:: :>-f 0 .,* y ............... luo j it-*., io u | lo o i 1004 iu 6 j 100 •11 141 .................. >71 V7 i 07 j !'7j , in j il*j no* in.* lio* 110 * nr- H -•- • ■ 00 * .'.* »i* A bl. P . . .. 8* P p . . .. •f o l 1 - 8 1 : : : : 84* . . . . 32* . 74 - i ;(W, r«g n « j :: i '.i:: *• 1.1,!!1 ■*7t. ! . . i ' . ' | . . U*»i .. !! il*'.) 66 .. i i ' i .. . . 117 i . . . 113 . n o v . . Ii!*i .. . . I f ' I .. . . ii* . n o w . . 1U.»» .. . . U *| .. . . n .» 1, D* W . - I l . ' i .. . . IIS# .. . . 11-q 108 ,. . . 107J .. .. l**7j T U B LATEST -6 P. >1 M oney very active ami firm a t7 p e rcent., 1 10 per cent, com mission added for loans <•11 call. Sterling Exchange firm at 109''\ 1 09 4 gold lor first-class bftfa. Hold lowi r, opening a t IdT, declining to l.'kjj. a<l\ancing !•• 17(71, a ud closing a t 17(74. ( •overnm ents n sh a d e easier. Tne following were the closing q u o ta tions: l ~ t- V. S. I U. 0 » a. Bid. Ask c l. regiilorcd «’« < f 1881 .......... ......... 1*4 17 li/i i.f 1381........................ ri- -I -L> n il ......... 121 121| 6 - 2 U ooupun* of 1362 ............. . ' i-A l )• j 122] 5-20 coupon* of 1 8 6 4 ........... ...... «“Q 117 5-20 cuU|«.nn «.f l*(6.... . . . . . 113 1 1 4 nd July \66 11 ’J li»s L S. 5-2U ccujwiih . of 1867 .................... l l ’j 11'* I 8 . /. JO coupon1* of 1©68 .................... 11 •’ llbf l ; * i\ n . b t m d ...................................... 107 1 v 1 8 . 10 Ml coupons ............................... H»7| 108 I s ill ............... .. .......................................................... 10t» lUO* Stocks linn. H u d s o n llivur leads the m a rket; C e n tral, M ilw aukee and St. Caul aud Noitli w rsteru arc also especially strong' Tfie following are the closing quotations: old. BHktti. 7 p. c. >• ■* York C e n tr a l.................. ........ t i- , preferred .......................... Ilu*l ... R i v e r ............................... lo I; • .v M • i~ ip p i . Si ah .Southern ................. 1' • •<■ « l A lto n ............... ( loiA .•• U A lton, preferred .. I(.uk*-r- And B r..kcl» . . . T e r r s llsnu* . . ...................... T e rre O a u te, p r e f e r r e d . . . . . W»l4t«l< 109} 1<“ w t-ft-rred A Ut. l’aul ................. “ p r e f e r r e d .. F o r t W a j ii *) ......................................... Illinol* C e n tr a l.................. ............ Cl#*\*- P i t t- b u r g h ................ .. Tnfed .................................................... It.s k l~l»n<].......................................... N *.i\ W. t e n . . . ............................ N o r th w e s tern , p referred ............. BoMton W a ter P*.»or.................... M iri|«o Shore - prefer .1 Mai La l l a r l e m .................. . H a r l e m , p r e f e r r e d .......... M / hi Cei.tral ......... p h ..................... p r e f e r r e d ... E x p r e s s S t o c k s , c l o s i u g q u o t a t i o n s : W e l l s , F a r g o A C o ............ Am 1 .a n .......................... . A d a m / ................................ U n ited Slate*. ................. -■ I 1* 'I 1*2, | i I’M 155 107 n o WI (RI 7'1 • i 74* .74! «N 1561 i ; - i 143 i n 4 97 !»\! « 7 | l i n j 7 :#4 117 951 16 : . 10 1«{ '7 1514 1 1 139 133 ing are the 3*4 SO] <•4 61 4**1 684 1 '• 154 Iain in in, E for account. So . Stocks tirm 94*. I unsold for money, 9744; 134 r^9'! 1 Bond* quiet at Erie 197; 111. C e n tral C O M M E R C IA L ITEM S . T h e following articles w ere received at th is port by Lake and steam e r Interna- tional (per G rand T r u n k Railroad) during th e past 24 hours: Flour, hrh Wheat, ht 1 110,47 I l.umhc f.«th. 1 Shin.- , • She |>. 1 WM-k* , fl • 1 W* kk 1, art Hor t-s. n».. lUuix.t.-x . .. C anal E xports .—T ho following th e principal exports by canal tor the past 24 hours: W h e a t. Corn. O a t- Barley. Rye. Trov ................. CJ.J7-V 32,017 14,300 ........................... Roelic'tcr .... 7,2u0 ................................................ . . - .................. Total ............. t«»,47S 47,373 14.300-........................ A lso—1925 bbls Hour to Troy. T 11 K following are th e receipts and ship- H u n ts at Chicago and M ilwaukee for . the past 24 hours as reported by telegraph: Flour, b r l s . . .. Wheat, b u . . . . Corn, !>u.... . . Get-, I'U ......... Kyi-, b u ........... harluv, b u . . . . H u g s , ............... Seeds -T h e active season is over a n d the stork held here is very light. T im o thy is •lull and nominal a t $ 4 00; m edium clover at $H 25(i|N 50; H u n g a rian a t $1 6 0 ; flax a t £2 75<58-3 00. C ornmkal — D u ll. Selling in small lots from m ills a t $1 745 for coarse and $1 45 for tine, 10 100 lbs. from new corn. P rovisions — F irm a t $33 50 for h e a v y mess pork; 1 9 ^ 2 0 c for canvassed hams. F i s h —V e r y firm a t $» 25(a.& 50 for w h ite and $G 25 (•*(> 50 for tro u t per hf brl. George’s B a n k cod a t $7 60(^7 75 p e r 100 lbs; m ackerel, mess, brls $744; h i b i n , 17 50; k itta, $4 124; selected, brls, $743; hf brls do, $17; k itta do, $3 $74; e x tra, brlz, $740; do, hf brls, $1550; do, kitts. $3 7 5; > o 1, b rls, $2850; do, hf brls, $ 1 5; do k itts, $.! 2 5 ;N o 2, b rls, $21; h i brls, $11; k itts. 2 80; Y a rm o u th bloaters, $2 50 per 1(K>, counted out. H a libut, 14c. L a b rador h e r ring, $! 1 Of) p e r brL B utter —F irm w ith light receipts and fair dem and, a t 3*lc for prim e dairy and 22;<$25c for ordinary. Cl! erne —D u ll and drooping a t 18c for prim e factory. Eoos -R e c e ip ts are light and the m a r k e t firm a t 2 lc per dozen. IlKiKii F r uit —Apples are quiet at 15(rf. 15*c. Reaches, pooled, are quoted at 744c; raspberries 45c; plum s 35c. L eath e r —H ull and unchanged. Best Buffalo slaughter a t .Tic; second quality at 32c; dam aged a t 21'.^25c. Buenos Ayres w e t s a lted a t 32c. C anal F r eighth — A few loads of wheat were shipped to New York e a rly at 14c, but during t h e day the m a rket fell back to for m er quotations, viz: To New ^ ork, w h e a t I74*c; com I Me; oats 7Jc; staves $2 \»» 4 p e r ton aud tolls. J.um b er to A l bany, $5 747* for pine and $G 37 * for hard wood per in. JU A K I .N E M A T T K 1 C S . POILT O F BU F F A L O . ARRIVED................................. June 23. Steam e r International, M ay, F o r t Firie; 111 sheep 1 h o rse 5<! b r ls eggs 11 cattle 1 c a r lam b s 72 lam bs 5 bxs fish. Rrop M o h a w k ; Gibson, Chicago; L 1,000 bu corn G bis wool 21) tcs hams 8 bis rags 113 kgs b u t te r 690 brls flour 10 brls s p ir its 22 cases dye colors 61 firkins b u tter; from M ilwaukee, 1200 brls Hour 52 brls pork 5 c k s hams. IY<p W inalow, Anderarin, Chicago; 25,984 bu corn 1 ’si in lu flour 200 hides 12 bl* br corn 1*274 l«ils |H;lts 7 tui>s b u tter 20 brls liquor SijO b rls Hour; from D e troit, 75 brls Hour. Rrop-A ntelope, Ballentine, Bay C ity; 400,- (HH) ft lum>;er 150,000 shingles. Rrop Evergreen C ity, Shannon, llreen Bay; 12,85b bu w h e a t 2200 brls Hour 50 brls w heat. Tug l> R I)ey, Cheney, Rt Day, Light. Tug Rort S n a th , Green, F t Erie; light. Tug C NV Jones, Byrnes, Tonaw a n d a ; 1 ht. Tug F \V G a rdner, ( ’urtis, Tonaw a n d a ; bark in tow. Bark Ely ing M ist, W o lcott, Chicago; 20,- 111 bu wheat. Dark Fame, Jones, A lpena; 250,775 f t lum- b*:r. Bark J G M asten, K e n d rick, Chicago; 740,- 927 bu w h e a t. B a r k l ’ J W ills, Bowman, Chicago. 745,400 )>u corn. Schr J R Mixer, Jones, Toledo, 62,848 ft lutuiter. Schr Columbia, Hancock, Erie; 250 tons eoal. Schr Shook, Johnson, Chicago, 16,87474 bu w h e a t. Sclir Rhilo Scoville, Stoddard, M ilwaukee; 20.0 0 0 ft lum b e r. Schr J O Muss, Brown, D e troit.; 9 cars staves 2 0 ,0 0 0 staves. Schr Lively, Cummings, Toledo, 107,000 ft lum b e r. Schr Eveline, M aw, Toronto; 120,000 ft lumlier. Schr M i) Gorm an, Savauc, Kingsville; 80,- 100 ft lumber. Schr Jo h n iiae, Zealand, C'obury; 313 tns eoal. Schr M aria Shaw, I.eask, Rt R y e rse; 90,- 74744 ft lumlier. Schr Snow Drop, Duncan, R t B u rw e ll; 29 cds wood. Schr Ada, M iller, R o rt Dover; 35 cords w ood. Schr David Sharp, Me Fell, Rt Ryerse; 115.000 ft lumber. Schr ( G Breed, Jam ison, M ilw a u k e e ; 23,- 0 (to bu wheat. Schr Brennan, Dupy, Toledo, 180,000 ft lum ber. Schr M iranda, Brown, M arine C ity; 161m ft lum b e r 85,000 lath. Schr J e ssie, i ’e ttis, Toledo; 38,000 staves. Schr H u b b a rd, Tliinimels, Chicago; 16,300 bu corn. Schr Ellen W illiam s, Boyle, M ilw a u k e e ; 18,500 bu wheat. Barge J L K etchuui, T a r t, Saginaw ; 5<X),000 ft lumber. Barge Joseph, M cKay, Bay C ity; 370,000 ft lumber. Schr Sain Bolton, Kchoe, Saginaw ; 500,000 ft lumber. Baage Baltic, M eEwen, Saginaw ; 65'),< ft lumber. Scow Echo, C rary, W a llaceburg; 80,000 ft lumlier. Scow T rium p h , Haley, A lpena; 112,054 ft lum b e r. Scow Favorite, llu r k , Rond E a u . 40,000 ft lumlier. C L E A R E D ........................................ . . . J u n e 2 S tm r International. May, Fort Erie. S tm r Ivanhoe, M cNish. Fort Erie. Prop Oleau, Douglas, Toledo. !*rop Badger S tate, Dickson, Chicago. Rrop Fountain C ity, IV ikins, Chicago. Drop Racitic, Kelly, Houghton. | ’iop O a k land, H u n tebargcr. Erie. B a ik Berlin, Johnson, Cleveland; 5740 brls salt. Schr T rum a n M obs . Fall. Chicago. Schr < itizen, M itchell, Erie; 4 <K* brls salt. Schr .1 1* re tter, W ood, Krie. Schr La Rette, Sm ith, Toledo; ' 10 tons iron. Schr I telle. M iller, Rt Rowan, i S c h r Ellen Theresa, Ryerse, I'ort Ryerse. Schr S I > I’om.-roy, So*»er, »kjonto. I S chr J e n n ie k Annie, OwMB, * hicago; 450 , ]*cs iron p»iie 1474 tn s r r iron. Schr H u b b a rd, Thim m e ls, Saginaw. I Barge K e n tucky, Young, Saginaw. Scow W h ittlesea, H y d e , Sand Rock. Scow M R a h ill, Safe, R t Abino. s n r n c M A C I I I M S . W I L L C O X & G I B B S SILENT SEWING MACHINES, “ It? seam lit and leal iiiLle 1 <j rip in use o* w ear t h a n tb|* Lock b 'i t c h . ’ 'Ju d g e s ’ R e p i r t a t the Trial a t Islaatl P a m , Xroy, X Y. B r no M achine until you T a re ».-«•» a n 'l tried th e = W I L L C 0 \ & G I B B S . A5 A FAM ILY SEWIKG MACUTNE IJTE > 'LAI M IT IS “ W ITHOUT A R I V A L \ OOF, M AUHIHES A R E ALL X E W J.N T i O F TIIF. LATEST STYLES. OlBca a m i S t l n n o m 4 Sou'li Divi.- >n Str'-et, a U n U -ir» f-jia Mam S t r i c t . H. ASHTON YATES, Geiung A g ent. N B — A i uml#er o f troo ! a c tive A^^iL* and Cat. v a ^ e r s wan te J im w e d a tcly . <la • • S t I I C O U # . S S I \ « . A H A L L ’S VEGETABLE SIQIUAN H A l f U Z l E N E W m . {>roved i -ie.f to be th ra>>»t perf«*H rn-j*arati-»D '..r th ^ H a i r ever off ra! to the pvHi< to rcrtort- -iray Hair to ita O n .u a i (* -iur, an-1 . r ate a in* jro»th where it ha* M ien *•!! fr* 111 dia^ac or ita iural decay. It will pre. n t th e Hair L ■ m failing 1 G’edar j out. All who use It are unau m*-us i-t aa-aniing i; Tt. P. 1IALL A Co., Xvfcui, N. II. , Fropnctc.n ‘or sale hy a ll dru^jij-t-. feet o f w a ter, and should not be approach ed nearer th a n 500 y ards. A first-class iron can b u o y , painted b lack, on St. M a rtin s o r G a rden C ity reef, a rocky shoal lying fifteen miles X. E. by E. £ E. from Bois Blanc Island Lighthouse, Lake Huron. T h is buoy is placed in fifteen feet of w a ter on t h e o u ter edge of th e reef, and should not be passed to the northw a rd. A second-class iron can buoy, painted red, on th e larger of th e tw o Graham Shoals, lying 1£ nnlee S. I W . from point St. Ignace, M raits of M acinac. This Vuoy is placed in fourteen feet of w a ter on the South side of th e shoal. A th in 1 class iron can buoy, painted w h ite, on th e L ittle G raham shoal, lying J of a mile S., by E. from Point St. Ig- uace. S traits of M ackinac. T h is buoy is placed ou th e south side of th e shoal, in 12 iect of w a ter. A first-class iron car. buoy, painted red, j ..n Racine Shoals. This buoy is located on 1 the inside of the reef, iu 17 feet of w a ter; ; the oltl lighthouse tow e r bears from buoy j W. J S., and the Racinc lighthouse, on th e • north pier, NV. by N. Vessels passing to the eastw a rd of th e buoy should give i t a : berth of at least * of a mile, and entering ' the port of Racine should not cross the I reef to tbe southw a rd of a line draw n east | anil w e st from the pier light. T h e second-class iron can buoy t h a t w e n t v l r i f t from th e W h a le’s Back reef, in ; G reen Bay, last Fall, has been recovered ! and put in position. The buoy is painted j red, and placed iu 15 feet of w a ter, ou the : north side of th e reef, aV»ut 500 feet from j the shoalest spot. The reef extends N'. E. j by N. au-1 S. E. by S., and is 1* miles in . length. T h e N. end of <'hambvrs Island 1 bears S. by W . I \V ., and th e N. point of th e m ain land a t the south entrance to G reen Bay, bears E. by S. 1 River M ills W a rs W . by N. * N. from th e ■ »/■'* pni.se of beins the Lest Hair LuWiu,* extant, buoy. Our treaties c*n the Hair sent free by 11 u.il. Man: The secon*l-class iron can buoy t h a t w e n t ■ factsu-eil only by. a d rift from the Horse Shoo Reefs, iu G reen I Bay, last Fall, has l»een recovered and put 1 in position The buoy is painted black, I and placed iu 14 feet of water, on th e S. j side of the reef. T h e re is a large rock ly ing N. E. from the buoy, on which then- is live feet of w a ter, d istan t 5«)0 y a rds. 'I bis reef lies nearly in range w ith Sister Islands and N. end of Ghamliers Island. Horse Shoe Island bears S. by K. \ E A third-class iron can buoy, w ith red and black horizontal stripes, ou a detached shoal off Peninsula Point, th e lighthouse on Peninsula Point 1>< :.rs N. by E. J E. 2} miles distant, th e buoy is s e t on th e north side of the reef in th ir teen feet of w ater, and about 300 yards from the shoalest 3 pol (niuc feet). Vessels passing to th e so u th w ard should give it a good berth. A fourteen foot s p a r buoy, jiaintcd red, on the end oi th e reef off Peninsula Point, the lighthouse on the Point bear S. N . ^ E ., d istan t one mile. The buoy is placed in 12 feet of water. A fourteen foot spar b u o y , painted blaek, off S a n d Point. This buoy is placed in 11 feet of w a ter; tho lighthouse o u the Point bears W . S. NV., distance one-half a mile from th e buoy, and th e iron docks bear west. N otb — All of the above bearings ar*: by compass, as observed from the deck of the lighthouse steam er. V e s s k ls A s h o r e . —A letter to the M il waukee Sent hurl, from M r. L. Ellsw o rth, of the tug L e v iathan, d a ted J u n e 18th, says : NVe have just returned from Point au Sable, where th e schoouer C. A. King, of Milan, loaded w ith iron ore, ran ashore la*t evening, during thick w e a ther. A fter je t tisoning one hundred tons ot ore we jerked her off. The vessel sustained no damages, aud is now 011 her w ay to Cleveland, all right. T h e bark Favorite, of (.'hicago, w h ither she is bound, ran on the southeast point of Bois Blanc Island about the same tim e, but was lightered off b y throw ing o v e rboard one bun I re 1 and s ixty bars of her cargo of rail road iron. T H E C A N A L . 15f» 0 I t S , S T A I O M i l M , A c M A R T I N T A Y L O R , IMSELLIIl .'ND STAIIUM! 3-^*5 M a in S tre o t. a l l p o p u l a r x e w b o o k s r k j e g k d fre.*>h FROM TIIE PRESS. C H U R C H C G O K g . WORSHIP OF THE CHURCH IN 1*IE HOUSE, Reading., fi r G-nt, :iniL*>tnt-r I *• \ • 1 1 ,.ii I..■■ Y.h. Rnwisj S Boult pulil ,. g faty (or the promotion of Christian I nowledge. AI h .,, Airent f<-r the General P r . it aiiinla: Seliool Union and O iurch Bo*.* Suvi-.-;y. F A S H I O N A B L E S T A T I O N E R Y . THE LATEST STYLES OF FRENCf. . ENGLISH an 1 American Stationery ••? the best #|*ia :i i\ . il. ii\_'nim and Initial stamping d* n o in tiie most ta-te-f.il manner. 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Ju n e Thos Cornea, J> J H e o’H t, W m II Bell, Francis Skitlfly, (.'eres, Henry l ’oppleton, Lottie Cauder, K Lakey, H e n ry Garber, U a ttlesuakr, Jam e s Peabody, L iv e ( »ak, M a rtha King, ( E Paige, L J Peck, Jarncs Me Kean, Jr, 1 mperor, SufiieM, J ('< Cozzeus, E P Seim sc rj A lfred Day, (7 S Hazard, A lanson Post, Jim >nnth, Josiah, li Sears, John Pease, Jr, Brooklyn, S Gilson, Jam e s «1 razor, W a lter Hurling, A ( r W heeler, Ed Stiuaon, 11 M liobt/rts, W a shington, I’aragon, Koaeanna. C L E A R E D ........................ ..... I unc R e e ’t?. Ship’t*. R u c 't* . Ship’ti 5 INK) 4,000 2,000 3,000 7:*,« hh . > 6,5.*) 84,000 128,000 7 1 ,o**i 29,000 24.000 6,500 1.100 8,000 * 4,800. i'll F Si A i i Ji. I1 S. O F b iG K O F T H E BU F F A L O E X P R E S S ,) WxPMfflDAT, Ju n e -23—1 P. M. l F i .o r E — H igher w ith a fair consum p tive dem and at th e advance. Sales 50 brls NYestern Spring a t $6 25; 100 brls white W inter at $7 50; 100 brls bakers a t $7 10; liiii l.rls at So 62* for W e stern Spring and $7 0*H\ 7 25 for bakers’. H e ld at the close a t 8G 50 for city ground Spring; $6 50(<4 6 75 for W e stern Spring; $7 25 tor bakers; $7 75 o S (H) for white W inter. W iirat —Opened a c tive a t $1 37 for No. 2 (.'hicago aud Milwaukee Spring, w ith large sales. Before noon No. 2 advanced to Si 748 - , and a t the close $1 39 was bid, w ith holders linn a t $1 40. In the after- uoou telegraphic news from other points h.vl a depressing effect ou the m arket, aud No. 2 w h e a t receded to $1 74G*^1 747, at w h ich figures a few boat loads changed hands. H o lders were generally reluctant to subm it to tho decline, and buyers were cautious. Consequently very little was done, and th e m a rket closed dull a n d some w h a t unsettled a t mside quotations. Saies A. M. 13,0iH) bu G reen Bay Spring at 81 746; 20,000 bu No. 3 Chicago on p. t . ; 15,1 MM bu No. 2 Chicago to arrive at $1 37; 7 7 0 ) bu No. 2 M ilw aukee to arrive at $1 37; 15,000 bu No. 2 M ilwaukee to a r rive at 81 748; 3000 bu No. 2 Chicago at $1 746. I*. M .— 15,000 b u No. 2 M ilwaukee on spot a t $1 747; 7500 bu No. 2 Chicago on spot at $1 747; 7500 bu No. 2 Chicago to arrive at $1 746*. Tlic to tal sales aud 1 - -sales oi the day am o u n t to about 170,- 0M1 bushels, all of which were a t quota tions. C o r n —Active aud firm a t 75c for No. 2. Sales 13,000 bu No. 2 mixed a t 75c; 20,000 bu do a t 75c; 33,000 bu do in tw o lots a t 75c; 8*00 bu per sample a t 74c; 23,000 bu per sample a t 73c, cloeiug q u iet aud tirm at quotations. O a t s —Quiet. Sales 13,590 bu a t 67 ic. R y k —Quiet aud nominaL B arlky —Dull and w ithout inquiry. M iL r c n —Quiet a t $17 00 per ton for coarse W estern. P e a s — Dull a t $1 20@1 50 for common to good Canada held. B e a n s —Good medium common are nom inal a t $ 2 25. O atmeal —F irm n t $9 75 for V A R IO U S IT E M S . | nl'KCIAi. TO TIIK M'FKALO KXfRKSM. | V e s s e l * P a s s i n g D e t r o i t . — T h e f o llo w in g vessels p a s s e d J u n e 274 u p to 9 P . M . : Doir*. -P r o p s P ly m o u t h , R o a n o k e , C an- esteo , N e p tu n e , A r izo u ia, C h icago, N o r t h ern L ig h t; sch r s J o h n W e e d e n , D a n T i n d a l l , M a r y B. H a le , G e o . W o r th i n g t o n . I p . - P ro p s O n e id a , W in o n a , S u n , W a b a s h , L a w ren c e , H u n t e r ; ste a m e r C i t y of S a n d u s k y ; b a r k s B r i d g e w a t e r , E ll s w o r t h , I.. C. W o o d r u ff; sch r s i'a i l o r , S t. A n d r e w s , E. H o r m o n , S a g in a w , .E t n a , E v a lin e , V ic to r i a , J u r a , M u n ich , E r m i , C u y a h o g a , L a t- te r o p , A c o n tias. W ind west. L a k e F r e i g h t s . — D u l l and little doing. T h e charters to-day are th e barks J . G. M asten and C. J. W ells, coal to Chicago at 75c per ton free of h a n d ling; bark Tw ilight, lum b e r Traverse to Chicago on contract; Bclir W . J . W h a ling, to arrive, salt from Bay C ity to Chicago on contract; brig^C. G . Breed, railroad iron to Chicago a t 85 cents free of handling; schr Jen n y and Annie, iron pipe to Chicago a t 81 50 per ton free in am i out; schr Ellen W illiams a n l bark L. C. W oodruff, lum b e r from Oconto to Chicago th e form er a t $4 00 and the latter a t $3 50 per M . M ost of the above a re reported by H iram H. Sm ith. A t Chicago, W ednesday, m a rket d u ll and lower. The engagem ents were: To Buf falo, Propeller Potomac, corn a t 6* cents; schr Dauntless, corn on owner’s account; bark ( hampion, w h e a t from M ilw aukee on owner’s account. To Oswego, brig Saxon, w h e a t o a private term s ; schr Belle W al- bridge, w h e a t from M ilwaukee at 13 cents. P o r t ok C h i c a g o , Ju n e 2 2 . — Arrived from Buffalo: Prop Potom ac; barks Hem isphere, Sardinia; schr W aucoma. Cleared for Buffalo: Prop XI ay flower, 7400 b rls flour aud 400 dry hides; schr Champion. T h e D a v i d S t e w a r t . —I t seems t h a t the w o rk of getting the above vessel afloat is to be resumed. The Cleveland Lender says th a t th e scow H. Lam ar has been chartered to tak e from Cleveland s te a m pum ps and o th s r paraphennalia, and proceed to Pilot Island for the purpose of getting off the schooner David Stew a rt, ashore there since last Fall. N otice to M a r in e r s .—W e have receiv ed the following from Capt. T . H . Stevens, Lighthouse Inspector, E leventh D istrict: •23. A u n t Colly, coal aud grindstones Co hoes. C II Bliss, coal and grindstones A l bany. T h ree Bells, light M artinsville. Tim Lowe, lum b e r Troy. M innie F Howe, 7H»<) w h e a t do. M a tthias Sm ith, 77400 d o do. H i Gibson, 8300 c o rn do. Nellie B C a rd, 7900 do Shenectady. W in Baker, 7800 d o Troy. 1 Don’t Know, lum b e r Rome. E D Reed, do 4 roy. E tta Sutton, 5209 w h e a t do. Stonewall, 7500 do do. Dr. J S W h aley, staves do. Lynn, 7500 w h e a t do. S tate Rights, 7700 c o rn do. J S Howe, staves do. W C Lawrence, lum b e r Albany. E A H o lt, 8217 corn Troy. J Day, staves do. W m P J e n k s , coal Albany. Tom Reed, 7656 c o rn Schenectody. CLas E Paige, 6179 w h e a t Troy. J G Norm a, lum lier Albany. Geo H Preston, 14,7400 o a ts Troy. Helen Hosley, coal Albany. S W Scott, 6990 w h e a t Troy. Tornado, li^ht M sdins Geo A O s trander, staves Trov. I) Moore, Jr, 1925 brls flour do. F ranklin Lakey, 7200 w h e a t Roches ter. A n d y Johnson, stone and shingles Troy. T J T u ttle, stone and shingles Troy. D A Haw k ins, lum lier do. R W Jour*Ion, d o d o . J Ri/olair, 77400 w h e a t do. Roman, staves do. J J Tremaine, shook? do. Jo h n A H o rn, stoue a n d ^ o o k s do. Batchelors Home, lum lier Albany. S A Boardman, 7200 w h e a t Troy. 1 8 6 9 . ■T. T . H O O L E & 869. CO., unprepared to I’llLtM , Which, i . 4 N. Division st. W._ a n 1 -ceive n.ders fur t lic best qui W ilkrstarrt n lil f u r th e r Motive, wc will -. H .mt th e M - LOO ih*., deliv-reil w ithin and LacUwinna l«al. of which a char 1^1 i?l\v« ............................... S 7.0 •» 3 ;. 2 -J 6 ( h r s t n u t .................................8 25 I 25 2 10 r e a ............................................5 00 J 75 1 50 „ A lso , Bl ssbursrh fur M u k s m i t h - uie, Lchi-jh Lum p <* ld C o m pany's and Mu.-ar Lo*f) fe r foundry : ir|».'C9, a n d t.c.-t quality of selectei Su, t G o d f.-r jra te s , c o n s tantly un hand. We a r | ‘ al.-f prepared '.*•'» !• > ntaiiiisaJturers w ith 1 .. < ..al ...r steam ; urj. . *•» a t low r«t. * U i.r facilities t--i • is -tn ini', li. us.njr and >ie!.v. r n_- i'. ..! i r.- uiwur- i - . d , a n d v.e respectfully sulieit m i i a r . .1 *atr<o. a w . J. T. Y- OL:-;, K H E tr.i l OM Q . E N U 1 N E ; LACKAWANNA COAL f r M a n u facturing and D o m estic it99aw h ich ia m ined and shipped only by TIIE DEUWAhE AAD III DStiii CAAAL CH. Tiie undersigned aro now prepared to receive or ders f o r th e a bove superior qtiality of c J i , which inll i.c -*c-ecn*-d a n d deliv. m i in ir<> -i cn l iitiu ii in ■ ; . ith • lit 1 a r d am ra. Pi 11 (o r t l per tun of 2u0C lbs, delivered w ijhin th » *>id city lim its, a re as fo!low«: Tun j Ton. * Ton Grate ................................. 15 <4 20 (2 2< Kkflj................................... 8 25 4 25 2 20 Stove.................................. 8 oO 4 35 2 25 C h e s tn u t .................... 8 25 4 25 2 20 Also, Blosnburff, Lel.ijrh Lum p and prepared cr>a', Scotch and A m erican Pi^ I n .::, Fire Brick, e tc., w holesale and retaiL G. R. W ILSjJN & CO., 96 Ohio st., corner M L iissq.pt J I N i . I I O L L A U S T O R E . A R 1 I S R H B H T S . J H M F . u n m . s . Q F F I C E OF T IIK B K 0 ..KLV .N WHITE LEAD COMPANY, A3 SAIDE.! LAAX AF.AV VOKK. C A C T I O N : PEA L R R S IN* W H ITE LEAD .iv l C O N S n fE R R IF PA IN T are cautioned ajfair.st t h e m a n y SPGK1 OUS PAINTS p u t up in im ita io iio f th e brands of this Com pany. Everv imekasre cf PU R E LEAD sent o u t bv u« has th e follow ing COPYRIGHT TR A D E MARK attachisl, p r inted o a B L U E PAT E ll. N o n e o ther are genuine. A tirst-claM iron can buoy, painted red, , o n Spectacle Beefs, rocky shoals lying tw elve miles e a st of th e east end of Bois I B lanc Island, I .aha Huron. T h e buoy is ipUioed betw een th e tw o shoals i a sixteen Q H . D U D L E Y & CO., W holesale a n d Retail Dealers in SUGAR LOAE, LEHIGH, SPRING BROOK, FR A N K L IN , PITISTOS, LAl'KAffAAAA, BLiwDI IDI. I ECU A N D t'L E V K L A JTD CO A I . P r incipal Office C O R N E R ERIK AN D TERRA C E STS. YARD, FOOT O F E I .I E ST. Buffalo, April 21, 1869. _______ J J N I O N COAL AND WOOD C051PANY, Foot of C o u r t *t, A lar^e quantity of HARD AND SOFT ( OA1 FOR SALE, A n d 1000 CORDS O F CANADA WOflD (B e a d and M aple), e ith e r in stick o r Hawed n r split. D elivered in any |>art ..f th e city L ite r a l deductions m a d e te> d e afer s. l l l - t f DA R L 1SQ . M O S T A O n . COAL. 1SG9. T h e , G r e a t ( ^ u e s t i o n | o f t h e D a y : H O W T O D O ^ IT . HOW AN D W H E R E YOU G E T YOUP. MONEY'S W ORTH—DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR— IS SETTLED R E Y . N D A QUESTION. GO TO T H E H A U T E N O l Y E A C t f E 11.00 STORE 4 0 5 N T a i i i S t r e e t M j^ r e yon c an And a lanre asso r tm e n t of useful and ^ ■ m e n t a l a - t i d e s , w h ich are t o be sold f u r o n e d«*I- I Jr each, o r N u m b e r Article*. IN I T I A L STA T IO N E R Y ', iM S u p e rior French P a js jr , w ith Envelopes t o m a tch • uxnped w ith a n y initial f u r f l a bux. T O IL E T SO A P A N D PE R F U M E R Y ', In jjreat variety. t ’HROM O A N D O I L P A IN T IN G S , In B l u k W a lnut a n d G’.lt F r a r.es. .ANTHRACITE COAL CO., FOOT O F , GENESEE ST. *\ii »«I1 un til f j r t h o r notice the*** coleS-ate-1 coals at th e foliowinjr p rices per tun of 8000 Ibi, delivered in any p a r t o f th e old c ity lim its, o-uvdde -f which a •m ail c h a rge wiil b e mad.: f o r c a rtaire: Ton *Ton 4Ton L u m p ................................................ 9s 50 (L 35 #2 25 G rate .................................................... *9 15 w 20 2 20 R e v ......................................................... & 25 .. - j 5 2 2u Stuve .................................................... ;s 10 ,i 35 2 25 C h e s tn u t................................................ a 26 .» 25 2 I f Term s strictly wh/'i; ruere i. GEORGE iOAKIN, Aa:ent. Buffalo, May 19. 18GV C OAL A N D C O K E .—W E B j.T E R A FR E D E R IC K , Office and Y a rd. 2[ 9 Erie et., to C o it Slip, a i d seii ireniiiae Laqyawa *. 8- r a n ton, Pittst-.n, a n d u th e r hard coal.-*. A*»->, ► i t aud Cleve land best soft coal-*, Bi*-'st*ur-jh. -toft nu and slack fur \team pur,.use* a* th iuwesl m a r k e t M ice, which w 11 b e s creened and delivered in ifood condition, in quantities t o suit purchasers. B lanch • ffice No. y W. Swan st. ALBRO A fc i R N E Agents. ELLI8 W E B S T E R , P. C. FRR; >ERICK. Many p a :n t prind r- i Sew Y o rk city and else where are selling Lead b r a n d e d in cb.se im itation of ours, such as ‘ B ro -klyn S tan d a rd ,\ “ Brooklyn W h ite I tend,\ e tc , etc All of th e m are m e re bogus production-, c o n taining 1 ITTLE o r N o LEAD, and only intended to deceive t h e public. We pm no u th e r nam e th a n o u r own upon our K r ; - and Cans e following a re ou r r e g u lar b r a n d s : PREMIUM PU R E ,” Standard B rand, Bine Label. “ REFINED,*; Y ellow Label. “ BALTI« ,\ Red Label Railways, Steam hi,*, a ijd M a n u facturers supplied a t low e-t m a rket ra e*. AH oniers prom p tly filled. A ddress MW aFac *»'•« MAlPKV LANE. New York. C O X F E y T I O S E B V . r J ^ H E N I C E S T , O X )L E 5 T ANL» BEST n th e C ity u found a t ▼. LONG 4 CO.’S Confectionery S tore, M a ia Q O A L , COAL. FARNHAM & ALLF.N, CORN E R ER IK AND RIY’ER STREETS Have o n hand, a n d for sale at all t im e s PITTSTOb and o ther hard coal*. AL*o F.rje best l o t i coals BLOSSBCROH, L E H IG H , SLACfl ar.d '.7YT at tiie lowest m a rk e t prices. F A R N flA J I 4 ALLEN. Buffalo, May 9.1868. Q l r. E E N C I T Y ’ C O A L Y A R D , G E N E S E E BRIDGE AND E R IE CANAL, A full FA N C Y GOODS, issortm e n t a lw ays «>n h a n d . S I L V E R PL A T E D W A R E , Uastcni, S u g a r Bowls, C r -amem, Spoou U u licrs, Sy ru > i l lc h e r a , Soup Ladles, Sets o f F u n *, T e a S poons, D essert S p .o n s , Table Spoons, etc. G L A S S W A R E , S its consisting of S u g a r C ream e r, Spoon H -l.ler B u tter I iah a n d pair S a 'ts, 6 G u i.lets, large Pr* - rv Dish, w ith 12 small ones to m a tch; large g lobe K c ro -ent- Lam p , and o th e r articles in glass ware. B O H E M IA N G L A S S W A R E . R u b y a u d G u t Cologne, W a ter and T - d lit B -.tt’.c- Vata-s, AC. P A R I A N GOODS, C u iiaid in g o f Vase?, S ta tu e tt e p , Busts, Ac. JE W E L R Y ’, I t w uid be lm jiossible t o en u m e r a te thi* line of /■..id* We arc c o n s tantly adding all tiie new ar.d It -irab'e p a tte r n s , in Sets, Pins, Sleeve B u ttons, Gh.uiis, B raeelets, A c ., ail c f th e W s t quality , and look a s well a? solid goods. FANCY RACK COMBS—In H o rn and Im Shell P JtT M o N N A lE S - A lu g e variety in Hus iaa Calf, T u rkey Morocco, Ac. H A IR BRU S H E S — R o sewood and Buffalo H u n t Backs. CLOTH BRU S H E S , CRUM B B R U S H E S and FLESH B R U S H E S , in g r e a t variety. DRY GOODS—Ilacd k e r c l iefs. H o s iery, Kid Gloves, Hi up S k irts, C o rsets, Towels, N apkins, Doyles, Ac., in g reat variety. We oau only give a partial li*t of th e thousands of -irik-les we o iler for sale. Ali goods m a n u factured in this co u n tr y we procure direct from th e m a n u factu rers; and, believing tn “ Quick Sales a n d Sm all P r o f its,” we offer o u r goods a t r e tail a t low e r prices than JoBhem do by tiie dozen o r g ross. W ill i t succeed? is w h a t th e y ask. Let th e crowds th a t th r o n g th e DOLLAR STORE answ e r t h e ques tion. N ew G oods reccivea f rem N ew Y o rk and Boston every day. K E N D A L L , D A V IS & SM IT H . Ar 405 Main S tr e e t. M E O U A l . . • r i t c s s E S , M IM SIM L S I P M H H S AMI BAMlMiES, S h o u id o r B r a c e s , C l t l 'T 'H K S , E L A S T I'i STOCK1NOS ANT* KNEE CA l’j X r Fidarged \ - m s and Swuolcn L iiibi, Invalid Chair?, A p p a ratus for all kinds of deform ities. A r- um L* set a p a r t for tlic applying of In s tr u ment*.\ W. H. PEABODY, 311 M ain s t . , Buffalo, N Y. e ' C S X N Especially d esigned fur th e use of t b e Medical P r o fession and th e Fam ily, p- .-sensing those intiinoit m edicinal p ropert:^* v. inch b e long to an Did a u d Pure Lin. Indispensable to Fem ales. Good for Kidney Com plaint*. A delicious Tonic. P u t up in cases, c o n taining one dozen bottle- e a ch, and sold by all d r u g gist*, grocers, Ac. A. M. Biuinger A G'o , e s talr lishod 177a No. 13 Beaver s tr e e t , New York. For sale by D. Kansu in & Co.. Bpeucer o Bullv- m o r o a n d Wm. H. Peabodv. ITER’S SA R S A P A R IL L A , FOR PU R IFY IN G T H E BLOOD. The reputation this ex cellent m dicinc enjoys, is derived frem it* cures, m a n y of w h ich are tru ly m a rv e lo u s . Inveteratic cases of Scrofulous dis eases, w h e re th e system se- m ed satu: at4Ml w -tli co r r u p tio n , have lx**n I u ritied and cured by iu Scrofulous afft/tii-ii* and disorders, which w ere ag gravated by th e s crofulous ooDtam iuatiou uu il tlu-y *er< painfully afflicting, h - v e b e n radicdfy cured n v> b g eat mim'uers in alm o -t ev, ry seotiun «if the • u p tr v , th a t th e pubHc scarcely n e e d I of ft* v r tu e s o r u-es. Bsrofulqu* po.son i- one Gf tj,0 m o st destructive unfel: .. med . u u r race. on e o f t O iten, t l i > uusee Office 299 Genesee v .. Buffalo. JN Y. • F -.r sale a good a s s o rtm e n t o f ali kinds of i|!AKD AND 8uf*. COAL, w h o e sale aud retaiL G’onstas tty ja t and al*--. a superior qu-vn .ity of H)vLD * N D S*>FT »O O D f--r sale, susred a n d split, c(r in th e stick, de- liv n x d in any p a r t of th e c t r . De-ak-rs w a n ting «iuaii lots of csal o r d a i l l d? we 1 *o gtvr us a ta b before purchasing elsew h e re. 8. DARI.1NQ. tenant of th e organism underm ines th e c o n s titution, siK? invites t h e attack of enfeebling o r f tal disease-*, witwont e x c iting a suspicion of its pre-euce. A&ain. it s iem s to breeil infection t h r o u g h o u t t h e body, and then on som« favorable ocea-ion, r a ja J ly develop int% one or o th e r of its hideous f<»rms, e ith e r cn the -u r 'a o e o r am o n g th e vitals. In th e la tter, tuber- e'etfm sv be suddenly deposited in t h e lungs or heart, *.r tum o r s form e d :n t h e liver, *>r i t shows its pre*- <iioa by eruption* on th e -kin, or foul ulcerations on ►••IV p » r t or th e h**|y. Hence tiie occa-ioiial u-e of a buttle of th is 8a:»ai>arilla u a#lvi a b le, even when no \active sym p tom s of d.sea«c ai>;>ear. Persons atlLgted w ith tlte follow ing c o m p laints generally find im m e d iate relief, a n d a t length cure , by th e use of tid e SA K S A P A KILLA: St. A n th. ny’s Fire, Ro-e ..r I>ela-, T e tt-T , Saft R h e u m , S taid H ead, King i. Sore Eyes, and o th e r eruptions or visible of Scrofulous d isease. Als* , in th e m o re c o n iced i formorm s,, a\- Dyspcjwia,vspepsi D ropsy,. H e a r t Pis -V fo r ^ s ced f s a D . . . Fitg, Epilepsy, N e u ralgia, and th e various U lcerous iff -tion* of th e fuu-cular a n d nervous svstem s Svphiiis o r V enereal and M e rcurial Diseases a*e ' by it, though a long t me is required fur sub- d u i i g these otistinate m a ladies by any medicine. But* long continued use of t h s m edicine w ill « re th e com p ’aint. Leucorrhaev o r W h ites. U terine Ulcerations, and F e m a l- Diseases, are com m only -> ss re ieved and ultim a tely cured by its purifying and invigorating effect. M inute D irections f o r ea n are found in o u r Alm a n a c , suplied gratis, b h . im a tism and G o u t, w h e n c a u s c j by a rouiauia- tio a s of extraneous m i l t e r s in tb e l-lo*si, yield q u io g lv to it. a- aiso Liver Com r-laints. T o rpidity, Con- eUi..n or Inflam m a tion of th e Liver, a n d J a u n dice* w h en a rU iug, a - th e y o f 'e n do, from th e nuik- ling-yoia<.na in th e blood. This SA R S A P A R I*JL»a is a gr a . re - torer fo r th e s t r e - 'j t h and vig- r of th e -vst^iii Those w h o are Languid and 1 istless, Des- pontfc-nt. Sleepless, and troubled w ith N e rvous A|v prehensions o r Fears, o r any of th e affections symp- o-n ieic i i W eakness, wi 1 find im m e d iate relief and conv ncing evide. e e of its restorative pow e r upon tria l * „ PR E P A R E D BY C . A Y E I t & C O . , LOW E L L , MAS s . , Practical and A n a lytical Chemists. Polrt by all D ruggist* e v e ryw h e re. c21 i > k . J . Q O A L , COAL. A . & J . H A M I I A s l i e 91 S o l i S t m t . C * r w r #f l i s k i [ ^ H ave on h a n d and to r sale a t lb * low e st m a k c t P™“ G E N U IN E L A C K A ’.VAN NA , Bitum inous a n d B O M b u rgh C oal* All cpal rrciOTiad and perfectly dry. Tarma cash w|ien ordered. BLINDNESS & DEAFNESS CURED. A rtificial Eyes a n d F a r D rum s I n s s r tad , C a tarrh C o red wiiiuout Pain. CONSULTATION FK E S . •office. South D ivision, betw e e n V a in and W ashing to n sts.. Buffalo, S . Y. F G. STANLEY, M. D .. Of tha O p h thalm ic H o spital, N w Y o rk. late Rnrveut- I*. 8 . A “ THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.” VAN AMBURGH & CO.’S G R E A T G O L D E N M E N A G E R I E WILL EXHIBIT IN BUFFALO TOIL TW O 3AA.YS OTSTLY, 0 \ MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JULY 5TH AXD «TH. ON T U K S P A C I O U S G R O U N D S O N T H E COR. VIRGINIA AND MAIN STREETS. V A N AMBTTT^G-H & CO'S GREAT GOLDEN MENAGERIE. TTFVRY r .M :\TM ..........................................MANAGES The Largest Exhibition in the known ■ W o r ld . T h is g igantic F?Tahli--hmer!» c .ntalns t h e m o st v a r ied .rem p re- hensive. a n d fnt.-re-sting c- Ueeii .n o f r a r e and w o n d e rful ani m a ls e v e r se.-n in a travelP z M.-muterie on eitlier beini«pherr. It lias been the leading Show < f A m e rica for n e a rlv hair a cen- tu r r . and for n e a r ly tw e n ty years, flu- uni t evldt.dlun <>u tlds eoiitiner.t o fzixiloglcal c h a r a c ter u n a c c o n ipat.i - 1 by o h n -etb.nai c irens perform a n c e s . I t is e w iusively a Congress of Animated Nature! C o m p osed of a vast arrav o f • • m o st beautiful anim a l- ever aw n In a M e n a g e rie- W o rd- ir •• I'P-qH a tt-toriojnstiee t*> this g reatest ot a ll A m e rican tnstiiutious f o r propogailng and e n couraging that GREAT STUDY OF NATURAL HISTORY! W h ich should and J u s tly is c o m u iended by tho pre ss, p u lpit nM every class nfl.-arnod men *>f i--.od«-rn time*, lietn^ orguniz.-d and p-rfeeted -*n a sente o f inniu-asitv liith e :to unkn>>wi. in any country It necessarily contains living specim e n s of T H E G R E A T CREATOR’S H A N D IW O R K F r o m all th e know n count rle- - n th c face of the e a r th , o b tained onlv aft. r -r--:it privations, ditiicultles, dangers and an expen diture: o t nearly H A L F A M IL L IO N D O L L A R S . T H E O N L Y C O M P L E T E M E N A G E R I E O N T H I S C O N T I N E N T . E X T R A O R D I N A R Y -A l v U J S i i i l i M E I S r T . J U S T A D D E E o t h o G r e a t G o l d - n M .-n a g : r i e A FT I.L CARGO f F I TY1 N'G M M A I .S b r o u g h t bv th e Ac t **i i'*e U: .1 M- ; r ( a n y d i r e c t ir e u A f r i c a , c u n - . ; g r-t e. e n -*t ;.l • ■ . , r i , . re seen o n t l l i s c o n t i n e n t , n- a .- e tie- v. r ii-tie s w e r e t: - v e r n e x h i b i t i o n U a y M e u a g e ii in th e k n .w n w o r l d , a n d n tlr.-lv n e w to n a t i i r u l i ' t . ba-. t -g r- c - n t l \ )<*-en d l s r o v e - . I iu - v e r y h e a r t o f u n ! r ..':i'iiti.b ) r . nt r a l A f r i c a l.v th*. A k u . i ut ,i- G r .- a t M e n a g e r i o t -s.i;,,: w h i l e nc< p a -- .\tug l>r I i \ . ig s t o n e u n h i s rccuu* to u r of iU -*rovery th r o u g h t h a t u n h o e p l t - le m c m b e r tn e y are* to in- *-< o n ly in tin* U re n t O o b b n M e - nugerlc. A L I V I N G B L A C K R H I N O C E R O S , T H E O R E A T A F R I C A N E L A N D , T h e O n l y W H I T E Z E B R A e v e r C a p t u r e * ! , A W H I T E T A R T A R Y V A K . A R O C K Y M O U N T A I N M O O S E . T W O H U M P E D B A C T R I A N C A M E L T H E R E D S T A G O F IN D I A . G R E A T A F R I C A N H A R T E B E S T E C A Z E M B I A N B L E S S B C C K , T H E K A F F R A R I A N IIV IPOON , G R E A T B A R L A R Y A O U D A D , H I P P O P O T A M U S . T o g e ther w i!b A F U L L C A L t.O O F T H E ‘ tiST E V T K \ O r - D I N A i .Y A N I ' l U y n d u : * . v .-.'n r : .' * T O U h W IT IIO l T E X T R A C H A R G E . GARDEN V A SES _ AND SETTEES. KS-EBVlioDV W B» o w n s A „ O M 1 AM> LxIT W A 3TS AH I RH OR VAS it TO SBT IT OFF K o d i i n , , l v « im w . p U « « . ™ . OT™ ^ . h h « ou U w u or in t b e Garden. WK MANUFACTURE FuUR S a j g AND PAINT THEM ANT COLOR. FOR1CST L A W N R E F R I G E R A T O j i s , EQUAL TO ANY IN THE MARKKT. TOILET SETS, WATER FILTERS AND UOOLEr*.- F r e t n o x - s , & e . , & c . , & c . DUDLEY & R O C K W ELL W irX L M H. DUD L E Y ,) Manufhctur/r- -.f the “ TRIUMPH COOKINO BTOV1.” JOHN 'X BOCKWELL, | 333 M»in st Buffalo. N. Y. Proprietors i f “ Uidoo f to v i Work*.\ ^ GET T H E BEST. Th, x are weighty reasons why all should get the best COOKING STOVK. It is n o t a thing fo* \ day, ut for twenty years or more, if you get ti.e celebrated “ LEGISLATOR.” which . 'ways gives th e highest satisfaction. A l \ , we have th e new low -pri w Cook Buive, “MAGIC COOK,” • Splendid Baker. Great eoen-imy in Fuel. The \MAOIC COOK” for #19, w ith C o m p lete S a t Fumitu TH i WARKKN KITCIIKN RANGE, double oven and elevated oven. Especial attention is Invite to tbe hhprovement* incorpr rated in this Range. T B d CHAMPION AND NOVE TY CLOTHES WRINGER, with Patent Flange Cog Wheels. Very -uperitf • and low price. C R O C K E R Y A N D G L A S S W A R E . S I L V E R - P L A T E D GO O DS, Extra ) eavy Plate. A heavy Stock on hand, including all the new e st styles. Fi* TaWf Cutlfn, Toilet Ware, Woodti Warf, Brash*, Dusters, Mmratera, W A T E R C O O L E R S , W A T E R F I L T E R S , F R E E Z E R S , A c ., Ac. AN IMMENSE STOCK OF HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS AT REDUCED PR IC E S . JOHN C. JEW E T T & SON, «1» M A W C T .. R U F F . LO. N r O I L S . PARIS, J867 EXPOSITION IJ N IV ERSELL E. P E A S E ’S IM P R OVED O ILS,1 ACKNOWLEDGED TIIE REST IN TIIE WORLD. Grand Silver Medal and Diploma, [T H E O X L I f O N E ,] F o r - t h e G r e a t e s t K x e e l l e n c e i n O i l s . TWO PR IZE MEDALS. W o r l d ’s F a i r - L o n d o n , 1 8 G 2 , l t o F. S. PEASE’S IMPROVED ENSINE, SIBNAL, LARD AND PR E M IU M 'PETROLEUM , A S i T H E B E S T M A D E . These Improvod Oil* coat no more than many of the common oil* in market, while thovlare endure,... the greatest ux|ierieucii and highest authority in the world, aa‘ The Best O ils Made for Lubrlcatiny and Burniny. u . s. P E A S E , ________________________ oil. MANL'FAC.Tl ilEll. 61 JU*D'IB MAIN STREIT, BI7FTA S i K i l l U L . K . W B VU4113S1UN ............................................................. 50c CH ILD R E N UND E R 10 ............................... ......... V A N A M B U R G H k ( J O . , W .ll e x h ibit in S m in g v a ie, J u l y l« t ; A rcade, .lulv 2*»; A u rora, Ju l y 3d. L a n c a - ter, J u l y 7 tli ; A lt -Uly bth ; W arsaw, Ju l y Dth; D a t a v a , J u l y iC i h . R iga, J u l y 12th; Caltd-.n a , July 13th. LOOK FOR IT, WAIT FOR IT. SEE IT. !-! > 60 K- S .'i L i i l l K S - F I U M S I U N C . W H O L E S A L E AN D R E T A I L H A T S , C M J S , AXD STRAW GOODS. Uaving opened tbi? d»y all ♦ s t y l e s JvTS, C A P S , A K D S T R A W GOODS, Which were b< qp)i: for cxsh, which will be soid F r o m ;i<> (o 4 0 l ’ e r C e n t . L o w e r than any other bouse in the city. Tlic- -lock com-ists of Gents’ Silk Hats, ali Styles, Gents’ White Beavers, Gents’ Pearl Cassimers. GENTS’ CLOTH AND SOFT HATS, GENTS’ STRAW HA G E N T S ’ PANAMA HATS Bix>uj^liaixi I I t, b e i le d ie t H a t, IaOixl John. H a t, V E L O C IPE D E H A T , G E N E R A L P R I M H A T , PAGOD A H A T , CHILDRENS* STRAW t APS AND HATS, CHILDRFNS’ FELT AND CLOTH HATS, CHILDRENS’ CAPS, ALL STYLES. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, GENTS’ TRAVELING BAGS, GENTS’ UMBRELLAS. Our stock Is carefully selected from the b?ret mar. ufacturiug House ta^t, and we wiil sell at the al.ovt Mer. rant Prices. kEUFMBER, 20 t ? 40 per cent ia worth saving.*: BERGTOLD & BROTHERS, 201 M a in S t. SION OF THE LAKOE UPRIGHT BEAR. RICH AND CHEAT J U L T K S COST FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS -»_•-• •—yu * • s5\ i I t L I . I S I k A J H E , _______ R A T I O N A L LIFE INSURANCE COMP’Y OF TUB UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, C h a rtered by Sjiccia A c t of Congress. Approved Ju l y 2 5 , 18CS. 1 . A S 1 K R E T . - - ; - - \ t > ? , H . & T . I U - M A V W O O i i E S W A K E . Q O O P E R A G B . F. K. PLUMBLY. Tank and Cistern BuiM er, and dealer ia new and second hand barrel*, tanks, hoc pa, siavus and head ing. A ll kinds of Cou parage constantly on hand a n d made |n the nearest sty le and w a rranted. O u tside jobbfaag d o n e a t a il tim e s a n d o n th e “ _ r > I III I W i s w g ____________ J 1** <sV\cidvaeloek n t h e city a t th e lowe f**064- ^ i i th e new s tyles cd A 8TRAHKAN, ANOOM A, PERSIAN AND SEAL RACQUEI, EXTRA RUSSIAN AND HUDSON RAY SABLX BARK MINK, IMPERIAL VTTLB, ROYAL EHJCIHK. And aa aaense a ssortm e rit of cheat. Fuxa. Arctic W hite Fox, W olf, Beaver a n d Buffalo and Shippers at Raw F u n . Ia A . SIR R E T , Cast Capita) ; ...ItOOi.Wd, W ( a FaB BRANCH OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA, First National Bank Building, Where the general basin— of the Company i* trans zcted, and te. which all general correspondence should •c addruwed. O F F I C E R S . TLARENCE H. CLARK, President. /AY' COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive Committee. HENRY D. COOKE, Vice President. iMERl>ON W. PEET, Secretary and Tliis C*impany offers the following advantages: It is a National Company, chartered by Spedal Act cf Congress, lo 6 a. It ba* a paid-up Capital of f 1,000,000 It offers I xjw Rates of Prcbtiuoi. It furnishes Larger Insurance than any other Coeu- TKuuee for tbe sam*. money. It ia definite and certain in its terms. It is a Home Company in every Locality. Its Policies are Exempt from Attachment. There are no unnecessary Restrictions In tbe K I N G OF T H E BLOOD. THE MOST THOROUGH PUR 1 EIER o r THE B I ^ o D YCT DMOOTM U D W ARRANTED TO CUBE ALL HUMORS. rROM A COMMUN.riUPTIOS. TO TH*.WORST s c r o p o l a AS . . TONIC AXD ALTERATIVE FOR LIVflR COMPLAINTS, BILU0US DERANGEMENT,'JAUNDICE,'&.C ALW /VSfrROLBUSSOJIEANn-HE 8 PRINO, It I. t pmmpl p . not w MEKCLRIALS AND PURDATIVH, b u t take KING OF TIIE BUX)D. AND GET W! LL WITHOUT BEING LAID CP. FOR THE CURB OF NBRVOUSNKSSJUID D U l f X. TYTT HAS NO’EQUAL. TRY IT. PRICE $ 1 00 P ER HOITLE. S O L D B Y A L L D R C G G I S T S . H a n s o m & Co., ^P roprietors, ___________________________ 147 MA1N~ 8 TR K PTT,. BUFFALO,: NEM p p R K . C I I I L D R t L 'S '. S 4 A R R I A 4 . L S . C H I L D R E N ’S C A R B IA G E S ANUPACTURED BY S W E E T A H A R V E Y . B U F F A L O , K. T . The constant and rapidly Increasing « u » n f„ our Carrisges confirm s us, in o u r opinion th a t a durable article is appreciated. F o r t h e pu'rpoee of better aco>.nini<Hiating c u r Retail C u s tom we have taken for a term ot yeai> the STORK 1 9 3 M ICHIGAN BT.. opposite t h e Elk B«. M a rket, whoca we s h a ll o ffer t h a Largest Assortment and the m u s t com p lete stock W e stern New York We invite e special atten tio n th s New Styles Ju s t introduced. We guarantee B e tter ami M ore Stylish A rticle th a n can be b o u g h elsew h e re for t h e sam e m o n ey. /JB B R A L DISCOUNTS M ADE TO .TH K TRADff F l K i M T I K L E . B R I S T O L & C O ., FORMERLY TAUNT k BRISTOL, M a n u f a c t u r e r s ' a n c l T U p h o L - t e i e i v . WARE ROOMS 2 9 3 MAIN STREE1 LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY, AT REDUCED PRICE Every Policy Is Non-Forfeitable. Policies maybe taken which pay to the Insured th e ir Fud Axn unt, and return all the Premiums, so that ti.e Insurance costs oiuy tbe Interest on ti e Annual Paymei Policies msj be taken that will pav to the Ineured, after a certain number of years, during life, an An- .uai Income of Oue-Tvntu the Amount named in the Policy. I t Insures, n o t to pay D ividends to p..lic-T-Holders, •sit a t so a Cost t h a t D:\7detsd* will be lmpos- • •able. Circulars, Pamphlet*, and full particulars given or ap;'!*caUua tc the Branch office at the Company, j JA Y OOOKK 4 (XL, 21C Broadway. New York, Oe lcral Agent* f o r New York and N o r th e r n N e e Jersey. J. U. ORVIS, D. C. WHITMAN, Managers. 8 . A. WHITE. 20 East Ser.eca St., Spoeia! A g cnU f e r Buffalo a n d Krie C o u n ty. Goo*J m»n wanted a* sub-agcnte. . da F A M I L Y S r P f L I W . F i n e s t TEAS AND COFFEES, from the O R I E N T A L T E A C O M P A N Y , OF BOSTON. Thar have been tried and proved to be the bevt and th- apest TEAS and COFi KBS ever offered to the Pqblic. Sole Agent for Buffalo, R. JENNER, Dr.; gi»t, 476 Main * t , Buffalo, (oppoeiu i' * Park). B E S I C X 1 S C » • t H C » U U I C ■ o t ’ 11 ( 1 < * H , re • , j * Q J . F I S H E R . * NO. 181 MAIN STREET, W holesale Dealer in i F r u it , n uts , sa r d in e s , m ackekkl and liij».rted Liquors, London P o r t e r , Scotch Ales and H a v a n a C’ignra. _____________ £ 1 H A C K E R S a n d b i s c u i t . R. OVENS & SON M a n u facturers of th e choicest qu a lity of CRACKERS. BUTTER CRA C K E R S , « R A T E O CRACKERS OTSTER CRACRRRS. Oc-nuine Boston Cracker IA Rsnat, Wi* fwi, Crths fnden n u n BREAD, A c ., Rc. ; A L L O F T H R BEST QUALITY. AH orders t i d r — ( to 87 aad 68 Rilioott street. L i m a i y £ 0 ( R S SMITH, DEtALER IN LUMBER, 6M W rehington • treet be t w en Tapper aad Goode] WALNUT fQ O D , H u en head a a d — 0 aeaae— i . PINK, HICKORY. H A C K f f A8H , CHEHTNirf. W tTRW( C H E k m r , fiYCAMORiC b a m w o g e ,. MAPLK, BIRCH, BUTTIRNU+. Planed and Matched Flooring. O d ttag aad gidinc. Shaved, t o w e d , a ad Cut Whtnglee a a d la t h . Having o ver tw e n ty thonread eupe* trial feet of •beds for th e better p N a t i i m a— serennlng ot my hard mead aad other lum b e r . a feet — paralleled n this State, and w ith a large stock sou— a t ly o a hand presents advantages t o rii \ — * Dry t —BB»h— )w> forewL E . “ With a 0 the U U I _ __ red a ll Mads a t t a i n e d . j z s x s b z
