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BUFFALO EXPBESS. THURSDAT. JUNE 24, 1869, THE BUFFALO EXPRESS THURSDAY, JUNE 2», 1869. C I T Y A N D V I C I N I T Y . C I T Y H O T E 8 . E x it t h e Count. Straw b e rries tw e lve cents. Fam o u s fishing off P o in t 1 t>m0- W a t W delightful JK\'' , J \' R t . I ' . u l ’. . p i r o < - P * u P W a r d ' ' A b o u t t h i . “ y ’ •• look o u t * • - r . w b . r r , f « t . r r i u I'lear*'® I>artle* 40 th e FaU* *PPear ** on f *o increase. i’he w a rm w e a ther begins to tell on B e rgtold’s a n d S irrett’s bears. BuHiness o n t h e docks w a s heavier yes terd a y th a n a t any tim e before thia season. 'I'he m an w ith the linen d u s ter came out yesterday. School No. 32 has an e x c u rsion dow n the river next S a turday. T h e re w e re tw e n ty-four arrests reported W e d n esday morning. T h e Dcm. pole in f ront of th e churches h a s been pulled down. W o rk on th e E leventh street paving has Tiegun. Isaacs’ stalw a r t horses say the clay of t h a t section is t h e w o rst yet. T h e day th e B. & W . K. K. is completed, Buffalo becomes the soft-coal m a r t of the country. It has rained so m u ch lately th a t nine m eu iu ten carry um b rella, from m e re force of habit. A green grocer hail some new apples on exhibition yesterday. Foola w ere few, however. A glance a t any of th e railw a y depots at tra i n tim e will show th a t travel is very heavy j u s t now. Up to yesterday afternoon grain men w o re jubilant. Uuflalo ow n . conaiderabh w h e a t, The latent sensation in real estate is tin gettin g u p of .suburban tow n s on t h e line of th e railw a y s running into th e city. Singular b u t tru e . Y e a rly com m u tation tic k e ts t o I.ancast. r cost less th a n street railroad fare. .Any num b e r ef applications a t th e r.a- PRESd office y e s terday for English sparrows. N o w for th e I 'a n a d a Hies. T h e city is full of itinerants of ali kinds, pean u t roasters, m eu w ith lung testers, galvanic m achines, enam el crackers, Ac. f a iling to g e t t h e F i r s t C h u rch fur a bill board Van A m liurgb's agent has hired the engine bouse used in building St. Paul, and w ill p laster i t com p letely over. Since tb e announcem e n t t h a t a W o m a n 's C o n v e n tion is to he held here on J u l y 5tb th e dem a n d for room , a t country hotels m th is vicinity h a s increased amazingly. W e never could understand w h y men u h o u ld p a y five cents t o bo p u t in agony. A n d yet tho clcctfical m achine man seems to drive a thriving business. I T h e r e is a lim it to all things, even the rise in w h e a t. So thinks a dock m an who refused 39 for h is w h e a t Tuesday an d yes- terd a y sold for 37. Imi’t it about tim e to Wkc up t h a t sec tion of s tr e e t railw a y on E rie street, near th e Terrace P a rks, if the road isn’t to be b u ilt? T h e gravel spread over th e new Swan ntreet pavem e n t affords m u ch couchological am u sem ent to th e children, w h o s p e n d th e ir tim e looking for shells. People w a n ting painting done for t h e 4th of J u ly by th e elephant painter m u s t ap p ly a t once, as Um tim e is s h o rt aud custom ers num erous. T h e r e are a n u m lier of eases o f small*pox ou A labam a street, below Perry. The dis ease is reported t o N of a very m alignant ^ M a r y Killindc, Elizabeth ,” eford, John H a r t, John M auderville, Samuel S c o t t , \ Carson, K ittie Coukley, w e re lined from ?•* to 810 each for b e ing disorderly. A team of horses fell into tho canal at th e Erie s tr e e t bridge W e d n e s d a y m orning, b u t w ere rescued by sw im m ing them to V a n Slyck’s boat yard. T h e F rontier Fishing U lub, Col. Flach, P resident, had t h e i r aunual “ Hah” on T u e s day. T h e y came back in good condition, baring t h e dem o ralized s tate of t h e ir straw bata. Koeater’a is getting to l>e one of th e m o st popular p laces of resort in tow n . A n illu m inated garden, w ith a good o rchestra, Ac., (principally th e aml-ao-forth on warm eve nings,) are n o t bad things to take. fu r i o u s people are very m u ch exercised about th e extensive im p rovem e n ts going on in M r. B- 0 . Kumsey’s beautiful garden. It w o uld be an act of charity to bore some auger holea through t h a t fence. An e x tr a e d itm u of the W eekly E xpress was printed this week to supply the de m ands of those who s e n d t o absent friends its full sum m a ry of th e local news of the week. Copies can s till be obtained a t the counting room. Tuesday afternoon a m an nam ed John S h a n a h a n , while engaged in hoisting stone in Scheu'a nuarry, a t Black Hock, was knocked from th e hank to the bottom of th e pit, a distance of t h ir teen feet. He w a a ijuite aerioualy, h u t not fatally injured by t h e fall. j.-n e e Kelly, for having no viaible m eans of n u p p m ? - \ * * to tho Houae of Uor- roctiuu for a i t v , d a y ., C a therine Woods. , vagrant, wan r e n t to th e W o rkhouse for th i r t y days. Phan, isang. for th e mum offence, w as fined ten dollars, and in de fau lt of paym e n t was ordered to t h e Pen! teu t i a r y for six ty days. N ew M a c h ik e ky .— Some s te a m shovelers w e re tried at ono of t h e e lev a to r i yesterday, nnd a num b e r of policemen were pres- o u t t o p r e v e n t any interference b y th e old faahioned ehovclers, w h o are r e p o rted not to favor th e new fangled notion. A o < i d «. y t a t S t . M a r y ’ s C h u r c h . — Y e s terd a y th ree m e n w h o w e re a t w o rk on the school house a t S t. M a ry’s C h u rch were pre cipitated to th e ground by th e falling of the Hcaffold. T h e y fell about th i r t y feet; all w e re badly injured, and one of thorn is not expected t o live. B e rnard H u e p e rt, the m an who was so badly injured* waa in a very low condition last evening. M ichael K e rnier a n d Charles M eier, the other m en on the scaffold, are both doing well. P o l u e C o u r t . — A d o lph M iddlestead Wa* h n ®d ten dollars for assaulting M ary W icka. W illiam &J»T?ith w as convicted of strik- ink Conrad RinkeP And lined five dollars. David Brown, accused of stealing a pair of shoes, w a s discharged. FocX P D r o w n e d .—T h e body o f a negro w a s found in t b e canal, n e a r t h e old Em erald House, on Commercial street, yes terday. I t was recognized m th a t of a m a n know n a s th e L ittle Preacher, from a h a b it he had of exhorting lo r w h isky and pennies. T h e rem ains had evidently been in t h e w a ter several days. T h e inquest o f Coroner M o rrow resulted in a verdict t h a t he cam e to his death from drow n ing, after h a v ing been knocked into t h e n a s a l by some person or persons un- G r a n t, Monroe, M ich.; M iss E lla B a rker, W a v eriy, Ipwa; M. A. H o p k ins, Castile, N. Y .; H N. Gatlin, E a s t Evans, N. Y. F «!AL A c c i dent .—A boy nam e d Lewis isser w a s r u n over a n d killed b y th e car., yesterday afternoon, a t th e B e r t h street crossing on t h e C e n tral road a t Rochester. com fortable position. M o ral: Dogs m u st never jum p fences. D etain e d L etters ,—T b e following let- t e n a r e d s t i i i s i l Nt t h e B sflalo Pootoffioe fo r non-paym e n t of posts g s. end w ill bo a m i l e t h e D e a d L e tter Office Ju n e 26th: lira . G. M. Psbartoon, J a m e s tow n , N . Y .; p . A . Borrow s, A a b u rn, N. Y .; Louis N ic k l e . — N ickle, tlie w o n d m fal, appears in th e A c a d e m y of M uaie o n Saturday. H is feats are said to be t r u l y extraordinary, and of course everybody is going to see him. W anted .—T w e n ty dross a n d cloak m a k ers to work on suits, dresses aad cloaks. None b u t experienced and fast sewers w a n ted. A p p ly a t P. C. A h e rn’s, 258 M ain, betw e e n 6 aud 7 o’clock P. M ., Sat- urday. G e r m a n S h o o t i n g S ck i e t y . —The B u f falo G e rm a n Shooting Society are to have a festival o f four days duration, commenc ing on t h e 28th in s tan t, in Clinton Forest. A num b e r of valuable prizes are to be con tended for.- On th e first of Ju ly there is to be a grand pic nic. B uffalo F emale A cademy —T h e com mencement exercises will be held this eve- ning in th e N o r th P resbyterian Church, at 7 ' o'-dock. M inisters, teachers, friends of education and graduates of th e institution are tequested to m e e t a t t h e A c a d e m y a t half-past six, and w a lk in th e procesfion th th e tru s tees and th e teachers and scholars, an d t h u s be provided w ith seats. t . J o h n ’ s D a y . — T h is is S t. Jo h n ’s Day, a holiday in th e R o m a n Catholic ( 'Lurch, and an occasion of general rejoic ing a mong a g r e a t m any of our Germ a n fel low citizens. K o e ster’s P a r k w ill be the favorite resort during th e day and evening, ax th e Buffalo Turn-V e rein intend to give a series of g y m n a stic entertainm e n ts. M iller’s band will bo in attendance, and in the- evening th e P a r k w ill be illum inated iu th e most attractiv e m anner. F ike. —T h e alarm a t 9 o ’clock yesterday was caused by th e burning of a bam and carpenter shop belonging to M ason and Liidwell, on th e south siue of tb e river. The building, a; large frame, was filled w ith liny, tools, lum b e r and so forth. T^oss about $3000, on w h ich t h e r e w a s an insur ance of $1000. T h e fire is supposed to have ginated from a s p a rk from th e engine of the fl iating elevator in Blackwell Canal. I’he steam e r Seneca passed over the Ohio street bridge and reached th e tire in tim e to play upon t h e embers. S t . J o s e p h ’ s C ollege .— S t. Jam e s H a ll la it evening was tilled w ith th e friends and relatives of th e pupils of St. Joseph s Col lege. T h e p rogram m e w as a very in terest ing one, c o n sisting of hum o rous and senti m ental songs, vocal and instrum e n tal m u sic, recitations and d istribution of prizes. It would l>e impossible, even if space p e r m itted, to signalize th e triu m p h of any one of t h e scholars; th e y w ere all hi a rtily en cored, and m ade the recipients of bouquets from th e ir friends. T h e C h ristian brother: of S t. J o s e p h ’s College have reason to feel proud at th e good results of . tho past a holastic year, and w e are glad to notice th a t t h e y are m eoting w ith th e success which they so richly deserve. P e r s o n a l . —M a jor G e n e ral Franz Sigel ii in the city, the guest of Hon. P. H. Bender, of the Teleqraph. Judge Sheldon, of th is city, will deliver th e Fourth of Ju ly oration a t Sherman, I hautau^ua county, on S a turday, J u l y 3d. 0 . G. Steele, Esq., wife and youngest son, sail early iu Ju ly for a year’s tour Europe. Hon. A . M. Clapp, Congressional Printer, reached the city yesterday afternoon. 11 will deliver th e address a t th e laying of th coiner stono of th e Firem en’s M o nument th is afternoon. F a th e r M cEvoy, of St. Jo s e p h ’s C a the dral, now In Rochester, is slow ly recover ing from his illness. Bishop R y a n goes to B a ta v ia to-day to celebrate St. Jo h n 's day. ('has. (J ay ler, Esq., th e well known dra m atic author, is in t b e city. E r ie C ounty B ib l e S ociety .—T h e an- uual m eeting of the Buffalo a n d Erie C o u n ty Bible Society was q u ite largely attended, rlon. -I. B. Skinner, President, in his ad dress a t tbe first session stated t h a t $3000 w o rth of Bibles bad been distributed d u r ing t h e y e ir , and t h a t t h e society is in debt 32000, which i t is to cancel by a collection in th e churches n e x t Sunday. A f ter t b i S e c retary’s r e p o rt s h o rt a d d res ses were m ade b y Hon. J . 0 . l ’utnam , Rev. Mr. l ’iersoi a n d M r. Peck. A t t b e second session th e Com m ittee on Bible I > istribution, w h o w e re authorized to contract w^th th e low e s t bidder for receiv ing a n d disbursing t h e books of th e associa tion, reported th a t M r. H . H . O tis had agreed to receive an d distribute th e books w ithout p ay. On m o tion of Dr. Heacock a resolution was adopted m aking th e m eetings free t o all th e churches; also designating Sunday evcniug as th e tim e for holding tb e annual session. 'I’he election of otlicers resulted as fol lows : P resident—Jo h n B. Skinner. Vice P resident - J . N. Scatchard. Secretaiy—Ju liu s W a lker. T r e a s u r e r - C. E. W a lbridge. Executive Com m ittee—F. W . Breed, J o seph G u ild, H . H . Otis, and W . B. Mann. The Society a d journed to m eet th e second Tuesday in J u ly. P io e o n S h o o t in g .—The m em b ers of th e A u d ubon C lub of th is city had th e ir second annual s h o o t of the season on Tuesday last o n tb e grounds of Mr. Downs on W illiam street, a large num b e r of invited guests be ing in attendance. T h e following is the ■core m ade by m em b ers of the club: Name. *°- * * Ki:.I?d- W . Nickll*.,, 7? G. M c ir ter................................................. ,4 .7 W. J a -ger ........................................ „ L. Dropp .................... a M. H a g e n .................................................. .. 1fl P. Hei a * ......................................... „ }” J . Hr* n e r . ............................................. ,, C. S t e i n .............................................. 1 J. P. F:sher ..................................... „ g I. Oiffln « .............................. s ' A. l o a n . . . ■ — .................................... .. 2 O. V ine................................................ ‘ .1 F r a n k l i n .............................................. „ . . W. Brennen ....................... ....... The following m em b ers shot at ten birds: ’ Sjune No. shot at. Killed. S. A. R o b e r ts ................................... - J. Grobe ..................................... i F. G lanz..................................................... „ , J . G r e e n s h ield ................................. ' Several invited guests shot, m aking the following score: Name. No. shot a t. Killed G. R -i'hevote............................................ 10 J •’.MO era ......................................... .! Saab................................................ „ * G. M a rsh ............... m ................................. * * N. Thom a s (colored)............................. 2® 15 M essrs N icklis and M a s t e r a lso shot a t 5 birds each a t 31 yards rise, th e former killing 3 a n d tb e latter 2. A Dor. H angs H im self .— Last Tuesday afternoon a middle-aged and middle-siaed dog, o f respectable a p p earance and q u iet b e havior, waa seen loitering a round o n e of th e triangular plots of ground on Nil Square. H e w o re a light w ire which, although very c o n v e n ient a t happened t o be s e riously in tho w a y i n th ia instance, for t h e canine, in attem p ting t e jum p th e fence, did n ’t g e t quite over, a n d one o f t h a pointed pickets c a tching t h e a m - ale under h is chin, held him lirm in n e - p e n t . T l w h e ther from inability to elate; b a t t l * Itergh, .he wee an e r d s n t vatevy of moved frees hie en* QU0ITIH0. A H n f s l o N am W i n s th e N a t i o n a l ■ • d a l . Y e sterday th e m em b ers of th e G rand N a tional Curling and Q u o it ing Club visited F o r t Erie and a num b e r of them e n gaged in a gam e for t h e prize m e d a l w h ich w a s won in N ew York last y e a r by Jo h n Tem pleton. The F o r t Erie people t u r n e d o u t in large num b e rs a n d a g r e a t m any accompanied tb e excursion from th ia aide on t b e Ivanhoe. The game, w h ich took place on th e green to th e northw a rd of th e landing, was as follow s : first m e n . ..1 3 vs T. F l y n n ........................ 21 . .21 v* Alex. Al en .................. 6 .. 8 vs David B e ll .................... 2* . . 6 vs George Mac not .......... -I . .21 vs J . L. H a m ilton ............ 1) ..•Jl vs W m . B row n ................ I f .1 1 v« G e o rge Lew is .............. 21 FIRST TIB. ..21 vs Jo h n T e m p leton ------ IS . 21 vs Geoqre Ma jn>e 1 Wm. F e rjfueon... 2 Jo h n T e m p leto n .. 3 Jo h n M. Mm i t h . . 4 Anirus McDonald b J . C.,MeQuae. .. 0 Janie* S e \e n s.. 7 Alex. F h i . l i p t . . 1 Da* id B e ll ............. George L e w i s ---- 3 .1. C. Mcijuae ...... T. Flynn “ a Bye.\ ,.13 vs Ja- Stevens.. ..21 1 David Bell... Jas. Ht*veru>. David B e l l .. . SECOND TIE. .. .21 va T Flynn .................. l'» ...2 1 v* G eorge L e w is .............. 1,' TUIKD TO!. ,. ..21 va Jam e s S t ven a 1* T h e w inner of th e prize, M r. David Bell is o n e of our m o st energetic iron m anufac. turers, and was th e originator of t h e m edal 'I’he p a rty partook of lunch a t M c L a ren’i and afterw a rds took a t r i p on th e Ivanhoe dow n t h e river as far as W h ite's Island. • A vote of th a n k s w as i(iven t o th e Buffalo C u rlers for c o u rtesies e x tended to the dele gates. T h e delegates s p e n t t h e evening at the residence of M r. Bell, and to-day m o st of them w ill r e tu r n to th e ir homes. CANAL NAVIGATION. N e w S t y le o f S t r t l o n s l C a n a l B o a ts. Y e s terday m o rning th e sectional canai boat bu ilt a a d owned by W m. Frick, of M iddletow n , P a ., upon a plan paten ted Ly him , started on a t r i p to Albany. She Man loaded w ith 360 tons of bitum inous coal T h e boat is bu ilt on a novel plau, totally unlike any of th e sectional boats heretofore constructed. Instead of the rigid con nee* tion betw e en t h e tw o sections which is co:m m o n ly m ade, t h e y a r e liuked together by an arrangem e n t w h ich perm its them to be brought to any desired angle w ith each other. Each section is a distinct boat—in fact a n y tw o canal boats of ordinary con struction m a y be coupled by th is arrange m e n t w ithout any prelim inary change in them . T h e coupling, w h ich is t h e only feature paten ted by M r. Frick, consists of a liar, rigidly a ttached b y one e n d to th e stem of th e forw a rd section and th e o ther e n r tu rn in g upon a pivot in th e bow of the rear section. A n ordinary s teering wheel is con-* nectcd b y chains to t h is b a r in such a m anner th a t th e steersm a n , w ith his hand on the wheel, has perfect control over both sec tions. N o rudder is used while th e sections rem ain connected, th e rear section a c ting as a rudder. Iu th e trial trip yesterday the motive power was furnished b y a team of mules. In consequence of th e s tiff wresterly breeze w h ich prevailed, a strong current was s e tting through th e slips Nos. 2 a n d £ directly across th e canal. This furnished, a severe t e s t of th e steering powers of the new arrangem e n t, w h ich te s t was passed successfully through. The a d v a n tages claimed for th e invention are t h a t tw o canal boats coupled togethei by t h is a rrungenijpt. can be managed by tb^ same c rew required for a single boat, ami tow ed w ith an a d d ition of o n ly about th ir ty per c e n t, of th e power required to move one boat. B u t i t is by tho application of steam t h a t the full advantages are expected to be obtained. A n engine and wheel placed in th e stern of the last section will not only move th e entire craft but tow another sectional b o a t of th e sam e c apacity. T h u s the two boats w ith a to tal carrying capacity of 32,000 bushels of c<‘rn a>-e e x pected to be moved w ith one engineer au<l tw o s te e rsm e n to m anage them . The gen eral introduction of th is style of boat w o u ld require no enlargem e n t o f t h e canal but th e lengthening of the locks to a sizt sufficient to perm it th e passage of the two sections w ithout uncoupling. • if the invention proves as successful in actual practice as i t promises to do, it seems destined to greatly reduce th e expense of canal transportation w ithout any heavy outlay for e n largem e n t of th e canal pnsm . THE ST. LUKE S TROUBLE. » S u n r t . , s . h o o l T .m . ht-r I . , h r P o l l „ o u r t T w o S i t H i - l l l t A c c o u n t o f t b e O s t l e r , W e have a lr e a j> g i r e u th e p a rticu lars of an a ffair w h ich happened in th e Sunday School ol St. L u k e 's (.'hurch last Sahbath and w h ich created t h . greatest excitem e n t m the parish. N o s e rvice w as held Sunday m o rning in consequence. AN » CLESIA.STD AC SCIT. Ih e case here comes before th e courts both civil a n d ecclesiastical. M r. E d w a rd I lings ton, t h e Sunday School teacher, im m ediately appealed to th e Bishop of th e diocese, lit. K e r . A. C. < oxe, statin g th a t He fe.t aggrieved a t the h i n d s of t h e cler gym an, Rev. c . C. Edm u n d s, and asking lor an investigation of th e case. ST I L L A N O T H E R S U I T . * o o toclay m o rning M r. H ingston. w a , n tu r n , brought before Ju s ti c e Vander- poel m th e Police C o u rt c h a rged w ith as saulting M r. Edm u n d s. H e w a ived au ex. anim a tion, and gave b a il in th e sum of « 2 ik> for his appearance a t a higher c o u rt I t n o n e o f o u r business to give a n vice a new spaper d e a ls w ith facts—b u t if our opinion w sa asked we should advise the friends of both parties to see to i t t h a t this m a tter stops w h e re i t is. M E . HINGSTOS’s STATEMENT. Mr(rH ‘“ g“t“n c’laim s t h a t onr account of th e affair d ,d him injustice, and requests us to publish t h e following a s his s tatem e n t of th e m a tter : To Editor o f the E x p r e w : In your issue of th e f i s t i n s t . von our VUh “ h \ “ give’you'the tem p c concealment. I deei.lv notoriety, b u t casin g t t u s fiLen a r . ‘ i before tb e public, it is a dutv- I m y relatives friends, and to make*a full a n d tru t h f u l statem e n t of the case and wrong.” J g* “ 40 W h0 w “ \g h ta u d w h o her* r i S t \ l ? J “ ^ 1 have be“ * mem- oer of bt. L u k e s Church, located on \ 'i Agar* s tr e e t. And a teacher m its Sabbath m auds' h ^ R . ^ r “ have occurred (none, however,” of 7 ^ ^ . » a ^ chhmd^ r r ? a *££ paasion a n d naed langnage t w ill n o t here reliahing th e u i . , cf being *l>rnst from a class ( h a d tau g h t for \even yeare, I retu r n e d the next S ib b e th and tau g h t t h e olaes. a n d nothing b eing said to n r e l c o n d o d e d th a t M r. E d m u n d ? bad f bM. £ m d “ ff t h a t I could continue Jeacftmg. O n going th e next S a b b a th I “ 7 P*aowd in another aeat in ohaigeof a n o ther teacher. A fter th e opening o r e r «ne of m y c l u e « b ? v about fifteen yeare o f age, came t o m y s e a t O f l m |o « n accord. T T h u bum i i T l tak ? ° “ T^ S ’”** U c k ' T h is i . a mis- ^ ■. I f r d n o t i n a n y m a n n e r w h a t e v e r c h L u S ^ r t ^ . T E i i i S ,n r K° hack. M r. E d m e n d a a m a s o m t t S . anything i could to save m yselj . m y Ljuid caught in bis vest, and s.-. my w-lole w e ight came opori it, it being sirrge. ii of course gave way. A n o ther t»sacherj (male,) a warm fricud of M r. Edm u n d s, rushed for w a rd and pulled him off from ,ne, saying, “ M r. E d m u n d s I cannot alios- th is,\ or sim ilar words, and took jttr. Edm u n d s into the veetry room, a t th e same t me begging me to leave, w h ich 1 leisurely «hd. I used no o ther e x p ression to Mr. E d nunds, nor did 1 lay hands on him o r touclt him other th a n 1 hsve said. No ofij ean u o r e deeply regret th is sad affair thasi mys*lf, b n t ju s tice dem a n d s this e x p 'a n a f i<m. Tours, e tc ., E d w a r d K in g s t o n . to t h s baek of a s s a l T h a aaat giving w a y , I f a U ; and w h ite falliaf I aaiaad a t b o a t i n g P r e p a r a t i o n s f o r tli® R o w i n g R e g a t t a o n In d e p e n d e n c e Df y . The coming I n ternational cont aat b etw een th e Oxford Four-oar a n d 11 a rva-d Four-oar Clubs haa e x c ited au unireroal interest in th is fascinating as w e ll as invigorating sport. A ll of onr exchanges, from East, W e st, N o r th and South, bring is news of th e re-organization and foim atioi of rowing clubs, and here, a t home; our j o u n g men have e a g e rly grasped the it£ea w h 'o h , under th e ir m anifest e n thusiasm , is growing more and more popular each dav. t h e f o u r t h o f j u l »‘ r e g a t t a . The action of th e Common Council Com m ittee in arranging and offering prizes for a rowing r e g a tta on the Foufth, has served to stim u late th is growing ,'?xciten>ent, ami already th e half-dozen cr»?ws who contem plate participating iu th ^ tournam e n t ar»- hard a t work practicing fot th e co'.atcst. So far as we have heard iu regard t o fhe boats, none b u t four-oar lapstreakj will by e n tered. T h e re are, wc understand, but ooe or tw o shell boats in th e city, and those are not iu com p lete w o rking order. O ROUNDS.'J A rrangem e n ts w ith regie'd to ground1;, tim e and distance have not yet been made. The chances for sm o th surface outside of the breakw a ter can hardly- be rel e d upon and we hear t h a t the managers ofethe affair will select for groumls th i,t portion of the the canal betw e en ( ienesee. xnd \ «>rk s treet bridges. Excepting th e ii'U over pleasing arom a arising from these waters.»no b e tter place c a n be desired for th<. purp*«c. The distance of lace w ill lie a b o -jttw o miles. TH E C'ONTEBTA *-TS. Thus far, we believe abou t six 1 o a ts have entered for th e Regatta. W ith o le or i>er. haps tw o exceptions th e < rewa have been recently organized and therefore have not had enough practice to n a k e them selves first class “ r o w ists,\ b u t w ith th e ir de term ined e n e rgy and th e intervening prac tice, they w ill d o u b tless p u ll sufficiently well to in a k e t h e race interesting. T h e “ <J C* Q .” have entered tw o boats, bdth four-oar lap- streak s th i r t y feet long. T h e H ibernian Row ing Club, one four-oar -iapstreak of the same length. T h e D o i t e n w one four-oar, Carroll crew one four-oar aipl alao a crew of practiced oarsm en. W e hope th a t the Clerk of th e W e a ther w ill vouchsafe us a pleasant day on the 5th ;*o t h a t nothing m ay dam p e n the ardor o f ( h e young oars men. TH E HIBERN IA N ULCH. A t a m eeting held last M o nday evening, by several y o u n g m en of th is city, a boat club was organized, entitled trhe Hibernian Rowing Club. The following officers were elected: President—D . D o n ova;.. Vice P resident—J . N u ijaa. Secretary—W . E. H ints',on. Treasurer—M. H ickey. This club possesses a good serviceable four oared boat a b o u t t h ir ty feet long. It bears the name of “ Bansheff,'* and in the hands of its experienced xnd m u scular crew , w ill doubtless m ake yf-od tim e . e earnestly hope to hear of its success as of all who join in tfce idea of m a k ing club boating a perm a n e n t f e a turavn Buffalo. ANOTHER NEW C jX B . W e hear t h a t several young gentlem e n of am p le means, propose te-form a Rowing Club iu the course of a fe w weeks, and w ill provide them selves w ijh either^a light Iapstreak or a fine shell boat. V* e hope soon to see them “ padcfiing th e i r own canoe” upon home w a ter! A good club l>oat c a n be purchased foj from >100 to $125, a sum which ough* to be easily raised b y clubs of say Ir teen or twenty- persons. In d e p e n d e n c e «*»)'. A t a m eeting of the Fourfja of J u ly Com m ittee, held last evening- th e following program m e w as a d o p ted: TLe ceremonies of th e da; - w ill commence a t seven o’clock A. M .b y r i^gingof bolls a n d firing a national salute. A t niue o’clock A. M. a g-and procession w ill b e formed on N iagara square un.ler the direction of M aj. Gen. 11. . H ow ard, as M arshal, consisting in p a r t 'of a cavaicacC of offix-ers of th e late w a r. I*. S .- tr o o p s ; 65th and 74th Regim ents N a tional.G u a rds; R e turned Soldiers; Public S.nools and O r phan .Asylums; Civic Socielles; W o rking m en’s Unions and Shoveler’l Associations; Butchers aud C a rtm e n , mq m ted; M ayor; O rator; Chaplain and Rea* e r; Common Council ami C ity Officers; B; a r d of Super visors and County Officer*. Soldiers of 1812; Citizens aud Invited f juests; .Amer ican a n d United States Ex pri'i s Companies; Brewers, anil num erous othei Societies, ac companied by bands of Music.. A t 12 o ’c lo;k. interesting exercises in Franklin square, consisting ;,f reading ot th e D e c laration of Independence, oration b y , and the singing ot q>i.triotio odes by a chorus of 150 pupils of' th e public schools, under th e direction of Prof. E. L. Baker. A t 3 o’clock a grand balloon ascension will take place from Franklu; square by Prof. Sam u el A King, of tfcston, Mass., w ith the largest balloon in Jin.erica, hold ing 6 5,000 cubic feet of gas, w ith a car a t tached capable of carrying tw e ve persons, and concluding w ith a prize ic^ U ta off tho light-house by six boat clubs.- The citizens of tiffs city and ■ u rrounding country are invited to particii)a^e in m a k ing this dem o n stration worthy, vi th e day. . A M U S E M E N T ^ . ACADEMY OF MUSJj A fter R o b e rt N ickle’a sciison of seven nights a t this place of aipusem ent the M anagers Meech w ill open it for three nights, the 8 th, 9th and 10th o f Ju ly , w ith the Gregory Com bination, including the celebrated Gregory B rothers, acrobats, gyunnasts, spiral ascensions, ^'c. A large' troop of vocalists and pantom inists and M’lle G e rtrude w ith her m iniature circus w ith educated m o n k eys, pounjs, goats and dogs. This m iscellaneous entertainm e n t is very highly spoken of b y tlte N e w ^ o rk press, th e Gregorys especially being prab* ed for t h e ir s k ill a n d daring a s gym n asts. THE NEXT SEASON. The A c a d e m y of M usic w ill b- treated to a thorough cleansing a n d a lew necessary r e pairs a n d im p rovem e n ts d u ring j»tfe latter half of J u ly . I t w ill p robably b e opened again to the public some tim e in A u g u.it w ith th e Hess Combination. Messrs. J. .4. <fc H . L. 4 Meech w ill s till retain th e m ixagem e n t of • th is th e a tre, which is a sutficielr: guarantee th a t t h e next season w ill n o t be lacking either in interest or variety of am u sem ent. s t . J o h n ’ s c h u r c h f e s t i v a l . To-night th e St. Jam e s w il| present a cheerful and m erry scene. T lie ladies a n d , g e n tlem e n of St. Jo h n ’s Churcff have been • b usy for some tim e past preparing for th e ir straw b e rry and floral festival, ’ /hich is to take place to-day, and we hope, too, w ith perfect success. The proceeds are to be devoted to t h e r e fitting of t h e i h u rch. k q e s t k r ’ s p a r k . A Johannes F«*st and S u n n ier N ig h t’s Festival w ill tak e place a t K o u t e r 's Park, corner of H igh and M ain stree( f, th is e v e n ing, under th e auspices of t h e Buffalo T u rn- Verein. G y m n a stic perform an :es w ill be given in th e afternoon, and in j!he evening tbe park will be brilliantly illiuuinated. BEEtHOVEN COMCXR’Jl T h e first g rand concert of this Beethoven M u sical Society w ill be given th e B u ialo R ink n e x t week Tuesday e%;mng. The Society, wlfich consists in iieelf of over forty performers, w ill be assiste*! by Mr. A lfred H. Pease a n d M r. H . Djshm, tenor, th e Buffalo Liedertafel, Saengfrbnnd, and th e Continental*. A fine p< 4 .gramme of music w ill be offered, which;; under Mr. G roscurth’s able directorship, li.su r e to be |,well p erformed. *( EXCURSIONS. T h e Grace Church Sabbath.* School will m»lm i ts annual.excursion to N'.jigara, O n t., to-day, th e steam er Ivanhoe q saving foot of M a in s t r e r t a t 8 A . M. Rescue H . k L. Com p any Ij'o. One will go om a excursion on Iff* steam e r Ivanhoe t h is evening. j? T h e pnpite e f Public Sch ool ijfo* Thirty* I* tt»o wili m in e an excursion to Niag.-ua Falls and G o a t Island via steam er IvauUoc, E^ie & N iagara R a ilroad and new Suspen sion Bridge, th is week S a turday. T h e boat will leave th e foot of M a in s tr e e t a t 8 A. M ., and th e round trip can be m ade for one dollar. This is an excellent opportunity to t^ i e a d e lightful t r i p a t cheap rates. VAN AM BURG I I A CO.’S GOLDEN M E N A G E R IE. The bill-board w a r is o v e r ; a com promise has been effected betw e e n th e high contracting parties. T h e unsightly and naughty bill board has been rem oved from under Hie shadow of th e F ir s t Church, and ty * t architectural phenom enon now exhib its its m isshapen f r o n t to t h e uninterrupted gaze of a delighted p u blic. T h e bill-board, however, still lives, and stands in all tl^e glory of m am m o th pictorial sheets and u^iffti-colored posters against th e fence of tl e Terrace, to th e great delectation of tKe boy population and the delight of Van A m b u rgh’s indefatigable and irrepressible agent. A s will be seen b y th e very attractive advertisem e n t in another column, th e great caravan of over four hundred m en and horses, w ith its five hundred specim ens of wild anim als, birds, &c., m a n y of which have never been e x h ibited ou t h is continent before, and its grand array of chariots, dens, vans, cages, aviaries, Ac., A c ^ P k ill pay us a visit on M o nday, th e 5th of Ju ly , affd help us aud our c o u n try cousins to cele brate th e nation’s birthday, and elevate the ga-lorioua bird of freedom. It will rem a in only tw o days, and will give tw o exhibitions each day. The place of e x h ibition will be ou the com e r of Vir ginia and M ain streets. H I E KiN'iv. A fair a udience assem bled ;.t th e Kink last evening to see th e concluding race w ithout tillers betw e en Fornes and Hoff- m u i. The race was tw o miles, and the preze a h andsom e m eerschaum pipe. Fornes w ja again lucky in w inning tn e inside, and th j y got off in good style. Hoffman s t a r t ed for the front a t once, and ouly a few cir cuits were accomplished w h e n Fornes fell. Hoffman slacked up to give him another chance, when he again fell and w ithdrew , something beiug tn® m a tter w ith his horse. Hoffman gave him another chance, this tim e taking the inside I imself, aud they went olf a t good speed, Hoff m an draw ing steadily ahead. Fornes again fell on his second half mile, and Hotfuiau w e n t on and com p leted his tw o miles iu th e fastest tim e on record, (w ithout tillers.) 9 :2 1 ..The audi ence applauded euthusiasticaliv. A sole,v did single perlorm ance by M r. L., and au unrivalled performance by the champion double riders, M essrs. Debus and Kiug, were well received by th e audience, and a hsdf mile scrub race by Messrs. ilesslicn and Oliver, w h ich w a s won by the latter, completed the entertainrfieut. M r. Her- \<i- announced M r. Hoffuian champion wrehout tillers, wnen Mr. Hornes im m e diately challenged him for a two-mile iaee, v* b.cLi will take place t h is evening. There w ill also b o a Lurry-scurry, harum -scarum ra^e f i r a rich prize lietween half a dozen or m ore l filers, all to sta r t a t once. Prof. G roscurth has returned from Bos- t o i and Now Y o rk, w h ither he was recent ly ,lispatehed by Messrs. H e rvey Bros. A ( , w ith a splendid orchestra of tw e n ty - e i i h t pieces. Am ong th e perform ers are th e most celebrated musicians in th e coun try. W e m ention a few ol tn e m o st cele brated: Prof. G roscurth, m usical director; i’Ljf. Brandt, of Cincinnati, first violin; i’r »f. Secberg,of A ix la C h a p e lle,Prussia, the great trom b o n e soloist; Mons. La France, of Paris, Flute, ami o th e r splendid p erformers. Tke orchestra is composed of brass, reed a off s tring instrum e n ts, and is th e first and on^y full orchestra ever seen iu Buffalo. W ■ b o a st 140,0U0 inhabitants, a u d should support this magnificent orchestra, which haa been secured a t an enormous expense. T lj; first grand concert takes place on S a t an'.ay evening. The program me will be announced iu to-m o rrow’s papers. s h e performances at the Rink w ill here- a f t j r comprise a pleasing v a riety of concerts, promenade concerts, velocipeding and parlor skating. ^trrri.iN u t h e C a s e .—The other day a caa^ came up for tria l before a J u stice of th e peace of a commercial village situated on t^e r ight bank of th e N iagara. Both the p lairtiff a n d defendant were s talw a r t can&l- ers, who were m ore accustomed to appeal ing to the arifuiuentum a d Jtrticum than any more civil tribunal. T h e case w as op ened h y the plaintiff, who took th e s tand to testify in his own behalf. Before he had proceeued fat \» ltu bis beotnuony be was in terrupted by tho defendant, who yelled in a tone of rage and defiance, “ You’re a liar!'* Forgettful of th e m a jesty th a t doth hedge iu a country J u s tice, the plaiu- t -;rtn r u c d upon his opponent and “ w e n t for h i u . M The parties closed in, and in another mo m e n t were on t h e floor k icking, gouging and blasphem ing. Slowly th e .Justice rose from his seat, and in a m agisterial tone called out: “ N o t here, boys; not here, boys; i t don’t look well. If you w a n t to settle th is case go out into the hall.” To this very reasonable request “ the boys” acceded, all parties afljouruing to tbe hall, where, after a short, sharp and decisive trial, “ the case” was soon decided in favor o f th e m u scular defendant. R ailroad S tr ik e r s B rought to T erms . On Saturday last the brakem e n on the A. A G. W . Railw a y stru c k for higher wages. The c ompany refused to accede to th e ir term s, discharged them ami employed others in th e ir places. Some trouble fol lowed. th*' s trikers m o le sting th e new em ployes, puillng out th e coupling pins of trains and m a ltreating th e brakem e n . Mr. M. C. W h itbeck, division superintendent, came to the city from Corry and employed Messrs. Albro and Byrnes to send a force of m en to protect th e new comers. Capt. Geo. A. R e inhardt, form e rly police captain of the city, w ith a sufficient force was sent up im m e d iately, when th e strikers came to term s, and th e difficulties were a rranged. 'I’he c a p tain and his m en returned y e s ter day bringing w ith them the thanks of the officials of the road for th e ir promptness ami energy. O p e n ing th is day I0(K) pieces pure black m o h air alpacas at 44 cents per yard, w o rth 75 c e n ts ; 5UG pieces do a t 50 cents, w h ich are really w o rth $1 00; RMJ0 pieces rich grey dress goods a t 37 h and 44 cents— tiie greatest bargain of th e season; 100 cases assorted seasonable d r y goods. B u y e rs can save nearly half th e ir money. (J. \V\ A E. P artrid ge , 270 a n d 272 M a in s treet. F ivf . h u n d red d ozen m en’s (all new styles) straw h a ts opened t h i ' day a t 291 M a iiqst., B erotold A II rg . S p r i n g s t\ le s oi pearl c&sssmeres aud beaver h a ts at 291 M ain street, B e k g t o l d A B r o , S ew ing M achines .—All persons intend ing to purchase a sewing m achine should exam ine th e A m erican Com bination before buying any other. I t performs a ll th e or dinary range of sewing in a vastly superior T m anner, and works b u tton holes and over* is nicely as by hand. J a m e s H. J e w e t t , 406 M ain s treet. Am e rican Block. C ity C harter C ommission .—N otice is hereby given t h a t th e Board of Commis sioners appointed by a recent act of the Legislature of the S tate of N ew York to revise th e charter of the city of Buffalo, have this «lay organized. By a resolution of the Board th e Clerk was directed to pub lish a notice inviting suggestions in w riting of a n y am e n d m e n t to th e present c ity ch a r te r which any person m ay deem proper to be made. The Board especially invite such sugges tions, and will tak e them into considera tion. A ll c o m m unications relating to th e m a t ter m u st be addressed to the Clerk of the C ity C h a rter Commission, and sent to the office of th e C ity Clerk. Geo. S. W a r d w e l l , Secretary, j>ro tem. D a te d J u n e 14, 1869. W h i t e G o o d s . —W e have ju s t received from auction a lot of Piques a t very low prices. Also a large line of H a m b u rg E d g ing and Inserting cheaper th a n ever. In Ladies’ plain and hem -stitched handker chiefs we are prepared to offor great har- K o s k n a u B r o s A R i c e . F i n . dozen Panam a Lats to be closed out, from §2 to $35 each, at 291 M ain st., B e k g t o l d A B k o . C ° a l T a r C o m p o s i t i o n S o l d b y 1* e a - b o d t . — W ill those troubled w ith catarrh, bronchitis, asthm a and consum p tion t r y it? T h e s u b s ta n c e is inhaled directly into the lung, t h u s a p p lying t h e rem e d y to th e af fected surface a s w e ll a s t o t h e blood. 200 Boxes Oranges sn d Lem ons for sate lo w b y ___________ P l a t t F r u i t C o . O n e M i l l i o n P a n a m a s and nobby s traw hats, and th e new p a ten t ventilated Chapeaux in all colors for Sum m er wear, at L . A. S i r r e t ’ s , 2 1 3 M ain st. W A H T E D . W A N T E D TO R E N T OR K chase—The f u r n itu r e .f a Maiii *t. , betw e en C o u r t iuh ! Set* ... an object th a n H-cUiun and ccn euleni> C. U H -. BioomeCti H -tcl. • I r \.'tn on Uric® les> A i ld r o - W A N T E D , A c . — A D V E K T lfcK M E N T 8 p| n o t e x o tedin? four line*, inm jrud in this c o l um n lo r 4 3 e . , e ach adilitional Jin lie. 1 X 7 “A N T E D —O X E H U N D R E D ^ A b T e . V T bodied gentlem e n *lay boarder-; price #4 .r*i per week, a t THOMAS' E u ropean H o tel, cor. Wx-h- I mgt<,n a n d Exchange st*. M i l l i n e r y G o o d s . — W h ite, drab, brown and black N e a p o litan H a ts and Bonnets French flowers and w reaths ; silks, satins and crapes, taffeta a n d s a tin ribbons, bonnet aud h a t fram es a t prices c h e aper th a n ever. Also, a large stock of parasols, fans, silk gimps, fringes, buttons, etc., to w h ich we call special a ttention. R osenau B ros . A R ick . C a s t o f t C l o t h i n g . — N . B o a s berg, Spaulding’s Exchange, pays th e highest cv*h price for ladies’ and gents’ c a st off clothing. Call a t store, or address box 2892 Postoffice. O verw helm ing stock of boys’ a n d child- dren’s s traw hats a t 291 Main street, B e r g t o l d A B r o . A f r e s h lot of “ Capt. Jin k s ” H a rvard V a n g u a rd; also some beautiful -pearl cosm mere and drab Beaver hats, Fifth Avenue 3tyle, j u s t received at L. A. S i r r e t ’ s , 213 M ain st. A handsom e patent shifting top buggy, n e w rtyle, for sale. Can be seen a t C’A l l a - U a n ’ s stable on W a shington street. Thf. cheapest place to buy ‘ire works in Buffalo is at C h e s t e r ’s, N o . 4 8 0 M street. F i r e w o r k .', For fam ily or public e x h ibitions of superior quality. Balloons, etc,, torpedoes, crackers, in all sizes, whole a n d halt lioxes. A t B a r n u m ’ s . Fisiii.xr! t a c k l e of every variety at very low prices, n A t B a r n u m ’ s . F ans , parasols, sunshades, in every style a t reduced prices, A* B a r n n m ’s. V e l o c i p e d k h - For boys and girls—two, three and four wheels, new styles, A t -B a r n u m ’ s , B O A K i m G A l*l> L O D G I N G . r tO A R D W A N T E D — A FO R E IG N # gentlem a n w ish e - 'a double, nicely furnished rt».m and full board in a g e n teel private fam ily; loca tio n west s ide, not m o re than t» u Mocks from corner of Gem see a n d M:.in st*.; retY rrncts gA e n a nd roqaired. A d d n s i B K ., a t thisafllc* W. E A G L E S T .- -TW O FU R N ISH * c-d from mourn, pieassntiv sitim icd. w ith suitable for a gentlem a n and wife or fo r tw o rent Vn.en. F L L l'O o i ’T ST .—A FE W B O A U l> era can lie aci-ommo*latc«l w ith board and Also a few day hoarder* w a n te d 6 : 1 90 ‘> ( 1 (1 W A S H IN G T O N ST . — A FR O N T 1 r.<--in,suitable for tw o gt i g e n t I e m e u o r for a B U S I N E S S C I 1 4 N 4 E S . I > R IC K Y A R D FO R SA L E -A T E R IE I. k Railroad S tatio n , Lai,caster, w ith 7 acres a n d all necessary tools f o r inakiog brick, f o r ssle c h e a p and on easy ten u s by HUM II A SA N F tiK D , 1G W est I > AN OK AM A FO R SA L E — A NEW Paooram a of 21 scenes in T u rkey, al! in ru n ning order, w il be sold f o r by A. 1*AKM I .I.KE, M edina, 1*. V. F O R S A L E . _ 1 7 OR SA L E —A SM A L L PU R C H A S E SI nev M ortgage. A p p ly to Ju U N t/IT O , al •\ street. M O R T G A G E S FQR S.vi.i-. F I R S T m o rtgages on M u lligan pin*: lands lj gin aw Valley rum . iir i th* ly ing .... v.a. • a..-. m r $5500, ru m . i i . two tears. EDW ARDS .v HUCKLAND, H* a! Estate and Insurance B rokers, No. 10 East Sen eca st. M ISSOU R I A N D W I SCON S IN LANDS. One tract of 320acres of selected land, in O l e county, J li souri. Tois i* 'b e capital < u intv of th e S tate, on th e M issouri River, a n d th e land is within 20 miles of th e S tate Capital Also, a b o u t 900 a c res o f selected lands in W iscon sin, located o v e r 10 y ears ago. Also, 44** acres ot choice lsnd in W e stern Iowa, no i r the great « Iticago and N o rth western Railroad, aud Counc 1 Bluffs and Dtuaha. The a Aixr lands wil !>e sold low fi C cas.'i ..r ex- «li u .g .n f..r city property. LYON & BAKER, Erie Land Office. C) LD P A P E R S FOR SA L E — AT 50 cents ar.d 75 c e n ts a hntfdred. a t this office. N O T I C E S . N rO T IC E .—T H E A N N U A L EX AM ! nation for adm k s 'o n to th e C e n tral $cnoo will be hel« a t th e C e n tral School Building o Thursday a n d F riday, J u l y 1st and 2 I, c mmeucin, a t 64 o'clock A. M. A pp cants will t>e exam ined ii s;a-l ing, g e .grai hy a. iihm c tic, g ram tner a n d U. J: ID t • >. facli a p p licant Lsexm e ted :*> be provided v itli a|M.-nril, ]KU knife and a piece of rub* er. S A M ' E i s : A P B . S u p ’t . S c h o 1 IfA S O N I U —'T H E F R A T E R N IT Y OF v l Free ai.d Accepted Masons, a t tb e request th e Pireiti' n’s benevolent A ssocU tton, w.ll j»erf.i ih e c e r - n io u y of depositing th e t un<l.ition stone th e P ire r.eti's M o n u m e n t a t P'-.re-t Lawn <.n T h u r-- day iit-xt, 2 4 tn inst. .%!• n: ers of t h e F r a ternity are r e s p e c tfully invited *•• a tte .1 ami |*artn ipate in th e cc . m iin - . a n d at • 1 \sirfed t o convene a t th e Rink at 1 ..'eiock pum- i a. I v, a ml report to th e officers of t h e ir reupeeti* lodge*. B rethren are particularly requested to observe a uniform ity of dress -black or dark elolhm g , <lr* h a 's , and w h ite glove* a n d a p rons. Esch of th e city lodg > will afipear in t h e pr«*ce si<>n as a d istinct body, under th e direction of tl. M aster or one of th e W ardens. f fffice-ltearers am i P a s t M c 'tetn are dcainsl t o d ; play tiie j, we Is of th e i r office, or rank,-.uispcniled :roin tlie left oteaat by a w i.ite • ( hfue ribbon. Car.iagtaS w in l.u provided tor ag««l and infirm b reth ren , am i all such are respectfully invited to l*e present. Soj. urtier* and visiting b r e thren who desire to p a rticipate in th e c e le b r a t o u will report to nitul .Marshal, w h o will assign them positions in th e lim will b Chapter - of Royu' Arch Masons present assigned a proper p . - itio n in th e 1 ne. The procession will m e e from th e Kink oVloi k p r e c is Jjr, and un ite w ith t h e firem en ; junction of Pc.iri and N iagara s t r e e t ', and proceed tueii.-e to th e cem e te ry. A t th e close of t h e cerem o n ies at th e cem e tery tie j.nHeasion w 11 m o ve to Mam street, w h e re car* wi: r . in w a n i n r to convey i t t o Gentsaee .trefat. » U* t . th e b r e ihren will m a rch tn e ir respective- hsjgi loom s before disbanding. C o m m ittee of A r n m g e n ient' H* nr> Sm ith, Geo. llr-.'t. W. L. G. M n ith, M. K. llu b b a r d . George A Kc n h a r i t, Win. C Pagley, Thos. s, Wm. H. ) a er, Isaac O. criaaey. C H U l S I o l 'i i P . h G. FOX, C liajm iao. ''p H r i S E C R E D ITO R S O F PA K S H A L L L X SCHAN/.LIN, w h o are desiioua of receiving in additi n to w u a t tli; a»-«.ta in itankruf.t y will pay, wh;ch is understood to be a‘»out th irty per c e n t ., a n d in additi n to w h a t Mr. tc h a n z i , m ay t«ay, w h a tever t h a t may l^e. th e sum of tw e n ty per cent- from D tW itt P a r - h a 1, o f L y o n s , a n d in con s ii e r a ti n of such tw e n ty per cent, to ex e c u te a re- lea.-c on t b e p a r t of W d d a m H. Paraball, will p!ea-r call a t the • ffice of t h e undersigned an i execute a release, a n d receive such tw e n ty per c e n t. On ail c h im s o f live hundred dollar- or under, th e tw e n ty per cent, w id be paid in cash. On all o v t- t h a t a m o u n t th e tw e n ty p e r cent will be pai ■, one-fortta in caub, a n d th e rem ainder> 4 n the individ ual notes of said D o W itt Barsball, P resident of the tavons N a t c n a l B a n s, pay a n e a t said hank, half in th r e e m o n ths and half in -ix m u n tha, * i th in terest atid e x c h a n g e on New York CORNW L L L h MfLLRR, Att* rneys, Ac , C o it B lock, 14 W. Swan st. Buffalo, J u n e 18, 18Gb. Special Nones.—Having just returned from New York,with a large stock of goods purchased a t auction sales we are now pre pared to sail goods in oar line a t pnoss R o s k x a u B r o s , k R i c e , 410 - * MAYOR’S O F F IC E , i Buffalo. J u n e 12th, 18G9. ( A T A M E E T IN G OF T H E COMMIT* tee a|q>ointed by t h e Common Council to m a k e arrang-.nu-nte f ^ r c e le tr a tin g Die ninety-third anni- lersary of th e Independence of tlie’ U n ited atnte>, held a t tb e M ayoi’a Office on Saturday, J u n e 12th, t was H'mAved, T h a t th e National G u a rd, and all organ ized aeiKic-iatmtiM, th* P u b lic Sch ola, th e trade*, and prmeaaiou representntg : b t *»ioo* branches of tne- cliaidcal .ndua r> i n t h s i i c y b e resp e c t.u ll/ invited to fw rticipate in th e oelebrati >n o f th e N inetv-tbird A adversary of thte Ameriiain Inde|>ettdence, on Mo d*T, th e 5th dav of J u ly next. Ali par i- s w ho desire t o pm ticipate arc r quested t ' ‘ re[s»rt to th e undersigned oil or before tb e xcth inat. WM F. ROGERS, Chairm an. B u c k e y e h e a r e r a n d m o w e r . A. A. JU S T I If, a t N o rth Buffalo, haa the agency f o r th e Buckeye Reaper and Mnwa-r, a n d can do all repairing necessary on tb e ma> driery a t bis «hop on N iagara at., near A m h e rst. He keeps con stu i t i y on hand a 1 th e - > tr« parts requir d. ________ h o c s e r r u i i s i i t i c . w ANTED — C O U N T Y OR D E R S ‘■ought b y LYON A B A K E R , Brio Laud Office. i e e t i . n l ; s . T H E M E M B E R S O F A D Y T U M C H A P - te r t f Royal A rch Masons a re requested to m et at i u H a ll, corner of M aiu and C o u r t tts , this T h u rsday. 24th tn - L , a t 12 J o'clock, punctua !y, to procure t h e neeeeaary regalia, preparatory to joining th e preocsrion to F. r e s t Lawn. All itoyal Arc Ma-ons a re c o rdially iuv ited to j o in us. F o r particu lars see notices m th e daily ; tapers. R. P. HAYES, H. P. J . L FA IR C H ILD , Secre t a ry . M a s o n i c , th ® m e m b e r s o f L a n e E r i j Common ery N o 20, K m g h u Tern- pian*,are hereby ordered to m e e t a t tn e A sylum , c o r ner of Main and Swan s--- . , ’his (Th -rsdsty) a ternoon at 1 o’clock, s h a rp. JA S . M cCRED iE, Bl C. M a s o n i c . —t h e m e m b e r s o f «^uecn C ity Lodge S o 358. F. A..M .. will m e t at th e R ink o n P e a 'l s t , a t 1 o ’c lock, 1 . M ., Tliurs da\ Ju n e 24tb, to join w t h t h e f r a tern ity in laying thi* b a -e of th e Firem e n ’s m o n u m e n t. A full a tten d ance is rcquc t*Hi. WM. C. BAGLKY . waster. N 'O T I C E T H E R E W I L L B E 8 P E cial M eeting of Citizen Ho*>k A Ladder 2 a^ th e ir house th is e\ c u ing. A fu l attendance is re. qulred. T. E, EMKKSON. 8ec’y. H N 'O T I C E - A 1.1. A C T IV E, IION o R A 11Y active and honorary m e n d n -rs .,f N e p tune Hose C o m pany No. 5 are requested to atte- d a ■pedal um t ng of *h. CoaqMuiy at the Carriage H o use t h is e v e n ing, a t 7:30 o 'clock. Bv order _____________ T. L. A. CADY, F o n man. L' F F A L O H I S T O R I C A L S t X 1 K T V By order >*f th e P resident, a special m eting of this -ooiety u iil U held at its room* T i l l s (Tm - dt.M KVKMNM at 7 j o’clo*-k. I N T E R N A T H »N A L B R I 1)G E COM - pany. Notice is hereby given t h a t tlie meetiin: 1 th e shareh' idcn. i i this Com p any, ealle*! fot 3 ■ •'••lock P. M on W ednesday, lo th Vav, 18 \:i at the Mansion House, in B u ffalo'w a s hohi, .id wa* ad j ■ ' in'd to Momiay, tlte 5th tlay cf July n e x t, a t th** -a;. <■ !i nr a n d nia*—, wlien tl:< annual general m eet ing of 9karehol4lere w ill u- h«M. D b M m will be elected, a n d su*h e th e r business trm iss. ted a* mav !«.• b rougiit before t h - said anuuai general m e e ting, and a* required by law. V. J BRVDOE8, V loe-rrnddeut. ________ U 8 T A N D F O I M l . I 0 8 r ON SU N D A Y I AST, A GO I D JL J bowed Eye G lass, betw e e n M t.iga.. aim Wain o-s Al.) per*'.!' ret lining tb e sam e t 'l 111 «. Divi- n *t. wj.i t.e suit a h ’y rew a rded. K. * B H o i M i>. T O L E T —K O O I N e O FF I C E S TO L E T —T W O O F F IC E S at No 353 Main at., on first floor: io o d .'o-a’i* n for a land agency o r .UMirano*. tu*ines>, o r f o r a poyrician o r lawv*r • r n llE S T —L A R n E ljjE V V O F K . r - X over at/ re* 2t3 and 2G5 Wa*bi£gb>n atre.-t, r.c..i tbe P o rt Office. T o f particulars, inquire of F. R I E L I R , «S8 Main street, also, fo r nale, g*K>d shelvtrg and a fall f o r heavy businea* r P O KENT.—SPLENDID OFFICES IN A. No. 77 Pearl A p p ly to JO H N OTTO, 81 Pearl nt. L OFTtTTO LET—OVER NOS. 89, 91 ai d 93 M ain at., a l and 4th a tories, each flv*>r 52x75 feet. A p p ly t o W H. PEABODY. R o o m s a n d o m e n s t o l e t — No 440 M ain s tr e e t, 2d rto r y . gat* a n d w a ter. S23 Main s tr e e t, ? d rto ry , sr*« a n d w ater. 56 Lloyd i t r e e t , 2d, 3*1 a n d 4th storico. __________________________LTON a BAK E R . I > OOMS AND POWER TO RENT. 1 k The room s are desirable and th e power con s’an t. Inquire of r. A B. HOLM E S , M ichigan at and th e Canal, Buffalo. * ^ L OFTH FOR R E N T FO R L IG H T m a n u facturing fo u r fl.ovni, each 25x L>, w ith office and gas a n .l w a ter, a ituate corner of W a s h ington*:, and th e CauaL LYON 4 BAKER E rie Land Office. ’ t O U M I L 1 l o t S E N . F 'O R SA L E —T B E 2-STORY b r i c k h m 'e No. 10 N. Peart s t . ; gas, m a rble m a n tle.', cellar, et*-., a li in go. d order; h.-t 25x114 t o an a lley, h a m <>n th e alley ; w id t*e >-*id o n reasonable term s , 1-s’ory f ram e house No. 38 Park St., in k « km 1 o rder; li >t 25x 120 to a n alley. Dcsir»: le vacant property for s a le; lot 90x230,w e st side ot Main s t ., 142 f t n o r th of A lien s t. L t 4'Jx230, -.vest side of Main r t , betw e e n Allen md North st'. H astings * o n o , 3 Browu's r iiildm g . Q M A L L FARM r o t svL F OR EX- k 7 « h a n g e .—Lot of al» \ t *'2 a c res, g o od house well finished and out-buildings in g p n i o r e r . a large h< n park, tin* orchard of apt K -, in-ars, cherries, etc. fc\ ery tiling in good c o n d ition; situ a te m Ksat P«in- broke. 1 j m il'1, fr.-in naiirond depot, 7 m iles west of B a ta'ia. V4 ill e\> h a n .e »«*r a snug place in th e citv w o rth » •>•>« t o $4.ssi, a n d |«av iffcrenee; of will sell i easy t n il-. L » ” N A HAKKK. Ern- Land Office. U USE ON DELAW A R E ST. T H E v e r , C '.nccnh lit a n d to>rm dious duellin g .>n tie southeast com r of Delaware and H u ron sin., 2-stories a n d l>a e n ient, pari, r, s itting-ro. ui, l..>r»r\. U d r nui and bathrvs.m on first floor furnace, h.’ t a i d e l d w a ter, e t c .—all in t v lev’ outer. For sale by LY«»N « HAKKK c x ® s a l e a n u o r n a c r e s . 1 Within five minute.'* walk *.f A urora village h i - a g • d hou e and barn, about lSOfruU trv.*, well wa e n d Mini under g.wal cultivation: wilt -ell eheap irev c h nge for citv pnqw rty. Ap; P, t j M. M. L\»MB, lo South Division •*. L ' l ' i ; S A L E - A F A E I I O K * t i m i f I r a« t go...! dwi 1 ng h* u se, ham s , orehanl * c ’ Witldn M - u i m iles ..f t . U s c i t . . will sell ehcap o r #x- ( hange to city pr*..petty. pp y to M. McLOMB, 10 L O S T — A S M A L L , B R O W N C O V E R E D j O R S A L E — A n M A L L F A R M O K 7 m e m o randum h*K>k. Tne fin d tr will confer a j w.Te-, w ithin one h o u r ’s dr.vu from B Ssl.q h»a f;ivor by leaving it at th is office, i . W ARDELL. . a g o \ J 'd u e llin g , hum , o r h a r d , &v . wdi excluioge - P K N \ D O L L A R S I t E W - A K D - L U s T ►«*»• **»•»« 11 * * \ ' i ' IL fro m K roetou, ( o a t “ Lady o f ’ h e Cake,” p a in t- ' — _ _________________ e* I w h ite ou tside , g r e tn a n ' lead , m o r inside. H i 1 7 0 .1 S A L E — 4 9 B E N N E T T S T . , 2- m e iisio s, 12 feet louv l»y 2 f t 'i n c h e s w ide , branded - T ' < r . fram e , in good c . . ii*litio t i; lo t 25 by 137. >.’i th e tat** *‘ i.e-i-an’s P o s t II» 'u r . :.'’ “ T . L . H a r r is grajvoR n k r, f r u i t trees, 4 te. H i l ! sc-1 cheap it sold p a inte d ou *he ,L« t u. W h o e v e r r e tu r n s <-r gives no-- w i-.iuu t j - i r i y days. A p p ly to M M e C OM B , It) 8. . ee o f th e same a t Lem a n 's E o a t H ouae w i ll receive - I'D - i- i n ____ ____________ ti , , .* • > . r e . . r j , V . f ^ k ' L K - ti-ia M A I N S I '. , A I IN K ■ J I ( -i«t* r e -iile n c e in good c o n d it'o n ; ( trick barn • . r * i * o n W a s h ington - t . ; t h e house has a ll the :u a t m in provem e n ts. W ill aell heap if sold soon. App.y !'.>•■ Me’ luM IJ, 10 8. l - i UloU st. C < » R S A L E — T l i A T S I B S T A N T 1 A L I and couim cdious 2-storj' (Hoi PCRSO.NAL. F 'O R A D O P T ION N — A B K A C T IK I L , ho& H ti.................................fem A D O P T IO ale child. Inquire *.f th e P’n tR MASTER, a t h B u ildings, *.u th e T c rr .ee. >KI >N A L - t. N a tio i JIA V F lHiU. o p th ii -L E T US Y»l Pea.-eJulqk cnorus nv \(•..’O'jxu* •*,«»». progra'i’im ',*-il y o u r in iL'liboiB a lt alM.iit It rig h t in •ju e tn C ity Steiun Ijm n d r y , No. M Pearl wash ev«ry day, do work w e ll,an d d c i h e r g prom p tly. I N F O R M A T IO N W A N T E D OF ( A P I J a m - ' M< Manus, who le t bis hom e in this . it . on th e l\ i h day of Fobruarv ltsi to go g > th. Eri' S treet l ‘e|K>t t > rn-et a friend, has n-.t liecn se- n ■ime. A n y one giving inf .rm ati.-n of Iii' wherea Iv-uts to his wife, Mrs. M. M. Manus, 371 T e n t h ‘ t.. will lie s u itably rt-w a n ltd. Cleveland a n d M ilwaukee pi»p< r» please copy. T H O M A S K IN G , W H O L E F T ALL- 1 ha'low g a te, H ii-.n, Y ri. unt;., F u g land, ii A p ril, 18-;:*, a n d was last heard from in th e vicm itt . f Buffalo, is im o iited f..r hy hi* nephew , Mieltae O’Day, who now resi. ion in th i- county. Please sent infor.. a t ion to ear*- ..t E. HAKVKY B-ffa'.., h large . I wale trees, she r> ;• , E, q . l . .e * - d .„ ' liar .Sts. /tpplv C L A S S w H E L P w t t n . A N T E D —A L'OW L E T E N T ks.-u*t iu th e care of children and •t'ercnces required, A<!!resh i r . 4 s ( ‘. 1 M IC H IG A N ST. - A GOOD w a n ted to do general In usework P A K K PL A C E (N E W M cook w a n ted, m iddle-aged; one w ho th ' under-tands her h u s i n i \ . and cau conic niniended; no o th ' r ti ed apply. II 2 9 4 5 6 8 , E. EA G L E com p e tent girl to S T .—W A N T E ■ ! ) g e n e ral h > uih - w N IN T H ST.— W A N T E D , A f' r ^enera1 h u u s e w o rs; r fcrences. W A N T E D , IK utai housew o rk. Ap>ply G IR L ‘■.atnher »er 2*54 G IR L ►0—A well re I), A G IR L (USE- im- I I E L P H A L E S . V \ 7 A N T E D —TW O A C T IV E A N D EN f ▼ ergetic btw ine.s m e n for th e city and vi ; ly To tlie rig h t men lib-ral indueem c n ts .ffcr. d all a t office under New Y o rk and fctie Bank, bei CH A N C E FOR PR O F IT A B L E EM ploy m ent is offered to any p e rson o u t of bii'i i.o I mi k or picture agea* v; open for a n w da Call a t 234 West Oeue.-ee St., »*e u.,011 1 nd . N. . can utside tlie citv. In- W ANTfc D A GOOD ST E A D Y M A J w ho understands all kinds of fann w o rk, c flti'l-tea i\ ( fnploym c n t j u ' t >ulside tlie citv . ! «j’i’r«; a t 5<i E ist sin e e a -t. \ F I R S T C L A S S W OOD E N G R A V E ! Main *t. wanted. A d d re— JD lIN C. LOW E, No VV J A N T E D T H E SU B S ’ R IBEK DE- stres to e mi'ioy .» coin pet* n t p*. ■- u - 1' tn I ulcaniaed R u b b e r <; ..... I-. Call Seneca - t., l e i s i m 11 A. M. and 12 M E I T C A l l O V S t t t i . t s . SITU A T IO N IN A keep W A N T E D - A grocery store I A YOUNG M A R R IE D M AN, V E R S E D in M echanics, |iractical a n d t* e o retieal, desire- a s ituation as su< h. Apply a t 220 W ax ANTED—B Y A BOY, A S I f I A tion n in a store to ru n errands. A d d r o * It. L. 8 .. this office. BY A tio in a - to r e to r u n errand s. W A N T E D —A Mi l l A T 1 0 N young tuan it. a dry goods or grocery preferred. Speaks Germ a n . G cnees given. Aiblre-s 1..0 Main st. ■ry ■ S I T L ' A T I O X S — F E M A L C S . V R E S l'EC T A .U L E M A JIRI E l l W O MAN d sires a u tu a t i o Kk. h a n g e st. ; iiurer. Apply i w A N T E D — SIT U A T IO N BY A o d\ gener- IT U A T IO N W A N T E D BY AN EX A p p ly at No. 15 F if ih *t. W I G per.eneed n u r - t Good references gi a n t e d : b y a w PEC T A B L E Btch Woman, a situation as nurse. Firet- referenoea. A d dress \N u r s e ,” at th i- 'ffice. W A N T E D —A L L s I 'I.C T A U I .E O l l t l . wouid like to obtain a h o r :e in a .m a il pri vatc ff mily w h ere -he • an »-arn b*r hoard and help to cloth herself, country |> rcferrcl. refe-ence-given aud required. A d d r o s S., ’h u office. TO LET—ftTORKK. r P O R E N T —A SM A L L ST O R E NO 9u JL Seneca st ; also, a good (m a t*ani. stalLs for t '-OR R E N T —M O R E S NO. 91 AN D 95 M ain ■*. A p p ly to W. H. PEABODY. S t o r e s t o l e t — i8o, ih4 a n d 194 Main » t , weat \ ide, a ll in good r e p a ir with coun ter and fixture* c o m p lete; aW«. 188 Main rt., form e r ly W h ite’* Bank,well c a lculated for b a n k ing p urposes, inion A p ril L A p p ly to JAM 1 8 W U88HIP. office over a tore 190 Main *t. T t L I T - H O I N K 8 . A F U R N I S H E D H O U S E TO KENT. My house, ■*.. 017 Ma n *t.. Buffalo, w ith a garden it. . high r a t e of cultivation att*. bed, i* t- be r e n ted to h amali lamily for hree o r six month* or until the f ir r t of May next. Poascaakm given on th e 1-t of J u l y next. Kiano, p icture-, Ac., included Ga^, w ater, f u r c a - e , woo*l»hed a n d barn. For infor m a t ion, apply on th e pretE M s o u any day (>efo«e 1\ A. M. ouring th e present m o n th o K o K f l f W. HOI G H T o ^ , No C17 Man. *t. u t a n d re a r ) Itrick * well sto k-d with im it ctic\ of th e late U’l'.liam ic - \ i t l i w c 't . ornu- of Main JOHN O IT O , Tl Pearl -t. I»\N ELLINGaS tence ju s t comp I'irgi: h\u*e finely fii.iahed t< )R ling. No 142 R ial , AC., bi'USC III D e s i r a b l e v a c a n t h«l lOoj.225, Delaware s t., |s ii.'. t order, finely piqiercd .vc. I'hi -1 I. m dow-n-tow n renidciice on N iagara square, Ma’i .ard r.'of, well built, nearly new ,fin shed ingood stylo a n d •s«|*ei».-... An extrem e ly de.iralik.- p lace for |h r-on- rtfquirin;; t» live lie .r to bu -in c » . prices and term sreasfm zl*’*’. LY'oN .v BAKKlt. Ki ii- l a n d ( Mlicc. E u l S F t J R exst aid*-, 3CX) f e d t side, bid feet south ol 50x1 I i *0 an sjley, Franklin St., e a s t bid-' 251 fe*t •i.*rtli \ . '''i/ginia -t. , 41x1.- •, b lue j i . -t.f w o t side, 183 feet stoi’th of “ E’b HASTINGS A O ITO , ! . . ;ii-\Sei . No 3 hrow n '- Buildings. L. IwVI' ( I ASS RE S ID E N C E S FOR I X il'V: Two new 2—tory Brick Houses, with I I ■ tu li \u |, finished w ith black w a lnut, c h esiiiit a n d . , i * d der.-i s’yle thro u g h u t , s.tu a te on th e ■ n l \ <*: c - r r i Main a n d Dodge streets; lo t Tux .a nl lie sold on reasonable term s. New n-rK'ry lire k H ouse on th e s .uth-ca-t corner <f 1 '' lauarrtand Ir an i s tr e e ts ; finished cotn p k tc m nod. ru -i.Uc; io,u7Jx23t>. tory I- ick Dun e, w ith w ing (No. 1243), on - la*arc st., near Ferry street; lo t 134x580 to Lin- v \l AM iiUe, wiwh orick barn, a b r u b tery and Iru it i. ai un b i <••--; i» offered <>n v ery retain a b le tcrmH. ' v - t o n ^(o. 315 M ichigan s f f e e t, w ith mod ■ni inn r.ix'frneniii in fine o rder. 2 *-story iiic k . ID.u-e No. 23 U tica street, near Jam s:.e*-t lo t Of a200; will lie sold c h e a p A b i g e nuinl*cr *.f clieupvr dw ellings in all •a/t- \ i the citv, full printed li.*t.* of which m av l»e iad at our \ffice. HASTINGS & oT T »,' lb K« .a c B-ukers, No. 3 Brown’s Bui (lings. 1 ) A I i; c H a . m I . s F O R H O U S E S \ A N D I L L**t- o r sale, iii go* si hsalitie.s and a t reduced .ri. ■ *, w ith irolnc.liate pos.*eci>ion, h y H u tue A 8an- i, r i. in \N• .t .'•’van st. 4 A l*n St., iii e x c e llent order, price ......... !'..,' Ninfu f*( , S-story fram e a n d nice l o t 3000 B«'iii .l u f a st., 2-story fram e , new, lot 50x ' lo i ....................................................................... 22 oo : Mxt.1 -v-eet, lo t 4 -X132......................................... 19*« D.d on -t. 1-story cottage, new, lot 50x1' 0 . . . 2500 in I- . ii t • 2-Htory fram e , m w, lot 30x112 ......... 4000 ran I l st 2 story hrick, flrst-dasn dw e lling. 11,000 I'.i.m i t. 2-story’ b rick, first-c.a.ss dvrehing.. IO.ooO -tryaiit s t . , 2 story fram e and la m , all uewr. ♦550'j >: « th s’ . 2 - ■ y fnttuc and liarn, a t a bargain. . ; t Alien -: . 2-wU'ry fram e , new, Int.50x125 ___ 4500 * liabce f . a nice brick hon.se ami one-uerc litli fru i t of a! kinds, new bam , good trnt, c T '- e r ChetutngQ and R h o d e U.und Tl t- i8 prop , a n d * i-t (>e s o ld w o n to cktee up i ii be tioil a t a tre a t sacrifice and o file |\ ti ulars apply to HUM E & SANFORD, 10 to exviiange for city pp>- t s t . k. SANFORD, 10 W Swan st. R A N K LIN ST. 'W e h iv e several fann erty , a i t h o r w itho u t at , Applvrto UL'MK A I T S E V E m F -OR SA L E — NO. 222 F e n f r* ly’ n- w-, ju s t furniabe 17 Bry: ibed w ith every con vein x t Apply to J o h n O IT O , 8* Pearl -t. ■ e inenta. ’ a t .,a 2-»t<*r> and Hiked w ith fru it; •idly inert a ng fram e lion a neighliorhu V \ 11 SALF, - TH K K L E O A N T R E S I- J del; e, 1<>2 JvliiuK.n'- Pla*»; in fine order, with < cry n > leru im p rovem e n t, with possession a t any Jo l i N o T T \ . si I’earl «t. ’ J . \ R T ER 9 TIiMk-reriii' flriigl.tfully - t. E R IE FK O l'E R T Y F O R SA L E . tn e K '-m i'-in property itu a ted on th e hank of th e Niagar; r v r The dwelling is brick. G o thic style, in goo* • '. it'table condition, w ith l*arna, stablea un i o u t ■.m i iga. There arc two acres o f lurid cennceted .itD the lioUi-e u n d e r fine state of cultivation, 4*arg*- variet > o f f r u i t trees in bearing, w ith s h rub- LTl and gravt'lediwalks » i y MS .v BAKMB, M e Lend O flee. I^ O W A N D A PR O P E R T Y FO R SA L E . * JT A very sup* i<.r dw e lling, witli large lo t , and o c • f tin in •«'. d sirable locations in • h e village ..f G rwand*; let 116 : 1200 , c o v e red w ith beautiful ahade ai d f r u it k*reb*. a lso . Two st*<.-ef in to e Plum b Block on Maiu s t., tl ,1 y located f o r Su-ines*. Also, A finely asserted stock of D ry Goods, Grocarie* ai J H a rdware. I lie aho* e will i e sold on advantageM Js term s , and g> s i city r ^»1 * sta:e wilj be taken in p a r t paymenl ip p ly’t . LYDN A BAKE , Eric Land offi.\ «. U HICI O W ^ L L I N U S FO U SA L E . The .w-kjsti-y hrick dw e lling, 453 Niagara nt. 1-r 4hxl3‘. w ith* m o d e rn iinprovem ents. Price 31 ,000. . I*. , 4 'he brie : d u e llin g , 4s0 N iagara st., with lot 40x th m u i b (• Seventh s t . , a n d l/am on prem ick dwv-lllitg house, 114 8<nith ifir ' kak s t ., in capital order and having . */«ilenies. Fri'.e gnOOO. Also, r*' brL-k house, «£1 N inth st., has good c v n i la/ and tfiring of pure w a ter; lo t 30x35. Pry^e L * ON A LA KEG, Erie Land Office. j-OR K E N T —A E L K S ! 'H E I I H O C S E , ax P No\. 142N in-h-t ; 2 -rt .ry (wick dw e ilm g in No. 42 Go* (lei 1 rt. Apply t*. J O H N O IT O , 81 Pearl st. B u r n i s h e d h o u s e s f o r r S IL V E R PL A T E D W A R E — T H E largest st*»ck in th e city at J. C. JE W E T T A .SO.Va, 319 Main r t. ________________________________ R e f r i g e r a t o r w a t e r c o o l e r s Freezers, kc., &e., a : J C. JEW E T T k SON8 319 M u n st-________________________ — C “ I R M J K E K Y ', G L A S S A N D Y E L L O W / W are, a ?u4l aM toruneut a t J . C. JEW E T T k SON’S, 319 Main r t. C lL O T H E s H A M P E R S , BASKETS, j and Bare, a b o a large stock of W oodeu W are a t J. C JE W E 1 T k SON' S , 319 Main rt. f j ’ h i L E G I S L A T O R C O O K S T O V E _ th e b e s t in th e m a r k e t, for JBWKTT a so u ra, Sl» Mam i t only at J . C. T o i l e t w a r e , b i r d c a g e s a n d Bathing Apparatus—our own make—for sale at J. C JEWETT k ftOWfl, 319 Main at.______________ C LO T H E S W R IN G E R S —T H E BEST Wringers will be found at J. C. JKW ITT * WRTtnflltota. rt. finished, a n d ha»ing gas, furr^nce, cellar etc pletely furnished. H- nt No. 1U5 C a rolina rt . 2-«t/»rv brick dw e lling; n*- w a ter et*--, with f n m iture. R e n t $3u0. LY’oN A BAKKR, f.rie La', i Office W a n t e d —t o r e n t t o a g o o d tenant, fram e cottage. N o . 423 ttouth Divi sion rt- Inquire on th e premia*.:.. F o r r e n t - t w o n e w * c o t t a g e s corner of Spring an t H a m ilton * t . ,t o g*-rt tenant*. Will be ren ted low. ai»piy P> WM. JfA8 TINGS, 17C D e a r b /m rt. tnr-.ui n >■ Sevei c « g . uiM, ytie Kiib»ti«t • ol sbn (tehion n«fir *iik tr.flt-rn cex ivecienises Vl-e i i -' ‘” 7 ' brvk 1 ••^erit -*i la/ an.f •riee $35o* ( /O N < F h j r ;> m . p ; t h a t v a l u a b l e trrope IV pn 3northwe»t comer of Washington sue’ North' 9t»1woq rtreet*. Lot 41x2t»; hou1*® brick, twy »pjry Ving—one oi the m<»st dmiralde cekicre in Zity, either for residence or tor huiii- ueift ^ JOHN OTTO. 81 Pearl st. OR ^ A L i r - n D K L A W A R K ST. u L* t a ta \-rtory attic and w ing (rick nut ye, y .-aiu*wg 1 nro-m**; very elegant, in flue or der wit L a : irdPem improvements. Ali-. a bam. JOflM ♦ j TTO, 8 1 Pearl st. F O R ? v 4 I ‘b -^2 .STORY B R IC K HO USE wit). > iiv ot^t*.*t >ide; let. r ><>inh (sridea (so*e- mpfv Mt.l marble mantle* aud Dodge’s patent z-n.% ts. Ix* O nl«'. Price, 96000 , 925*j 0 down, bal- -nc» in five y *3 re. .B y WII.LIAM S. SNELL. 39 s Jery^ treet, i ext Block east >>f Normal School. SA 1.E - H O U S E A N D LO T S.W . r 4o*r 8 war. md Michigan su .; lot 196x1114. Also, twoWann* on Hamburgh Turnpike. Terms easy. InqflPre of 8 . C. AfjAMS, with Pratt k Co. 122-U F H )B B A iJB JO B T O K K S T - K O . « S Main strc/t, in elegant order. Apply to JOHN (/TTO, al Pearl rt. C V ' R S . i l f c - U S E O K T H E F I N E S T r -arm*: a the D»n of Bennington, r.<»r the vfl- lage i 4 CowewdPe JO H N OTT*». a i pearl rt. _ F U R ? ALE-^-849 D E L A W A R E ST. jwo-st* ry frwnje bouse, with good (jam, both re centi- reja ret' throughout. Lot 81 feet front, in dq*l’. to I. « . avenue; grounds finely stocked witli 'ruit ir'grta* variety grape*, p*ar», ac.; offer 'd bemuse tee owri->r is obliged to leave town tm ac- soun; of ttcaith- A|Jply to JO H N OTTO, h i Pearl rt. A c a d e m y o f m u s i c . H ARRY W E S T O N Le -ee a n d M anager. SCISKCB, M IRTH A ND M YSTERY’ SEVEN M O H T i ONLY, C o m m e n c ing SATURDAY EVENING, Ju l y M . R O B E R T N I C K L E TH E W O R L D S PREST1 DIG1TATEUK, m his R e m a rkable M agical flclenco* N ightly. 100 ONE HUNDRED 100 ELEGANT AND COSTLY PR E S E N T S GIVEN AW AY NIGHTLY. Admi-wion - F a m ily and U|*per C ircle, 2Br; Dr**-* Circle a n d O rchestra C h a ir- , 50c. Doure open a t 7 o’clock; to c o m m ence a t 8. GRAND O U T MAT N I K SATURDAY AFTERNOON, J U L Y 3, w h en every’ c h ild will receive a HANDSOM E PR E S E N T . Admission to all p a r ts of t h e house, 25 cent**; Children 15 ocnta. F IR S T G R A N D PO P U L A R CONCERT of tho BEETHOVEN MUSICAL SOCIETY. (C o n sisting of over forty lV rfoni c r .) AT TH E BUFFALO SKATING RIN K, m m (T U E S D A Y , JU N E 29, lkdfl I On w h ich occasion th e y will be assisted by Mr. A L F R E D f l . PEA S E . Pianist; Mr. H . D1EHM , T e n o r K o b u sto; TH K K I FFA L ',- L E ID E R T A 1 E l. T H E BU F F A L O SA E N G E h K U N D . and TU K CO NTINENTAL SIN G IN G SOCIETY T h e a b o v e Societies a p p e a r ing in Com l i n e d C h o r u«, w ith fu ll O rchestral A*- ouipen m c n t. F u r th e r p a r ticu lar- in .'-.tfurd y’« p a p r-. I > UFKALO G E R M A N SHOOTING SOCIETY Will hold a FESTIVAL * n J U N E 23, 20 a n d SO, will* PR IZ E SHOOTING. And * n J U L Y 1, A PIC.-NIC AT CLINTON FOREST JO H N B. THOM A, S c w f o i . JO H A N N E S FE S T AN D SUM M E R N IG H T ’S FESTIV A L AT KOESTER’S PARK, ON THURSDAY, J U N E 24th, U n d e r t h e auepivc* ol t h e Buffal*. T u m -V e r* in G y m n u -tic Perf*>nnancca will l e given in the alU i noon. In th e e v e n ing th e Park will be brilliant > il luminate*!. M. l« r ’* Rand will be In attendance. J ^ ' K A N K W I L D ’S V A B U T I E 8 . T11JR8DAY EVENING, F ir s t a p p e a raiuc «.f Mr CH A 8. K. .'O L L IN S , tin* \liginal C u re, Ac.. Mi.rri.s-y L ittle, late ol Morrin br>. h e n M instrels,B o ston. Adini-sioit G a l'cry, lo c .; P a r q u e t, 20**.; O rches tra , 2 5 c .; b e a t- B,.x, 6*Jc.. W hole IP.x, * 3 . > . B. N '.k Stars a re ciigag* .1 a n il will ap|>cai- in rapid suctcm iotu f r a n k W ILD . Proprietor g V E N I N Q COM* BBT AT KOE>T£R’S PA R K , C o m e r H igh and Main S tr e e t-, Every Tuesday and T h u r s d a y E v e n ings, Colon:* in iug on T u e sday, Ju n e 22d. Q RAND M O O N L IG H T EX C U R S IO N , U n d e r th e Au»ptce»of REbC U E IlOOlx A ND LADDER CO. Nt). 1, TO OAKF1ELD AND O T H E R RIVER POINTS, ON STEAMER IVANHOE, THURSDAY EV E N IN G , JU N E 24, Boat w ill leave h e r d*.«:k, foot o f Main a h , a t »* < ’clock P . M ., a> d r e tu r n a t 2) A. 41. fi, P i ice of Tickets—G e n tlem a n and L a d y ................ 81 00 Lady’a T icket..................................................................... M MUSIC BY W A U L E ’8 FULL BAND. Should th e w e a ther prove uiifavorahle t h e Exour sion will be postponed to S a tu id a j , J u n e 26. f!2 - l ‘ -17 19-21-22 23 24 ________________________ J p i N E A R T S A C A D E M Y . YOUNG MEN’S ASSOCIATION BUILDINGS. ry day, cxoepi Hun- The Gallery will open day*, frou* 9 A. M. till 6 |> M Si. g!c adniiiai. nioutli, 5* cents. 25 cen t* ; sea-.n ticket* f..r i.. <». BELtrt 11 DT, h . p L U T O s r o R x s r . Parties wishing to engage CLIN T O N FO R E S T F«>r Pi' -, ism d o « street. by a p p lying t o A id. G iaa^ j j , , ____ I^U F K A L O U llfV I M . i-AUK. 8K.ASON TICKKTS FO B VKAB 1»«3. Price, 919, including a! . L tio n d » y . - . d .M l “ ' *™ 'k' • ‘ l‘ ■ F o r sale by F OU R E N T —A D E S IR A B L E BRICK Itw e liiug, went side \f Main st., ten m inute* walk fr m th e P>at ffice; fum M ted th m u v b o u t, ia. ge y a t l , an.-. Is n e quan tities of f r u i t of different vanetMn. W d l rent e.1 low a* d i<— cn i\Q given im m e d ia te ly. E -W ARDS k BUCK LAND, Kca* E e tat- aad ir* ranas Broker*, No. 19 K. Benera rt. r p u K E N T — A F U R N I S H E D H O U S E , I fo J o hr.er.n'a place tor 3 month*, from Jan e I, 1989. Apply ♦/> J O H N OTTO. 81 Pearl f t. ________ r | ' U R E N T O R S E L L — T H R E E B R I C K X oostage* on Elk rt A. «. v u w n r , lfl E. lagUat M A N i < A U I A C E 8 . ■ • ■ f e \ m M E D— A GOOD, S O UND HO R S E , T T irt.-<lii.0i «ize, suitable for lam ily d r y in g . Ad* dre»a I , t h i office. ■ ____________ ___________ . x r r r i o x l i m . {», LY O N —Auctioneer. A u c tion sale < f TWO HUN D R E D ELEGANT O IL PA IN T IN G S , From tb e Penney I v auia Gallery of A r t, and a private c* llcction. LYON k FLK K S H E ’iM # Will ►♦•II a t a u c tion, a t 395 Man* s tr e e t, A n s iia IPaiUl- ing. on W E D N ESDAY A ND TH U R S D AY, Ju n e 23 a n d - 4 , at 10 o’clock m o rning* an 1 7 ( o’clock cv c jin g * , 200 Oil P a intings, \Gold Fram e-, b e ing the w irkn ot Am- ri*»»i and Foreign A rtirts, \ eluding a private c o llection. Paintings on exhtbt Ion Tu«-s ny, 22*1, a t tin- place of sale, where catalog lies can 8- « b t ine j . LYON A FLF.ILSIIXIM, Auctioneer!*. Ter ns c aah. __ ___ V m t M< M1LLK.N A u a ionocr. W. DODGE k CO., 353 MAIN STUEF-T. GEN E R A L AUCTION a n d COMMISSION BL 31.NESS Cash advance* on all good* if tequired. Daily Males o f Dry Goods, Ac. Sales of F u r n i tu r e . Bedding and C rockery, Every TUESDAY and F R f- D A Y . _______________________ Q U A R L E S G . I R I S H , J R . , CITY AUCTION, COMMISSION AND PUBLIC* STORK HOUSE, :K« W anhington a t.. Buffalo. Entahlielied 1857 R e g u lar A u c tion Bale* W E D N E SDAYS AND SATURDAYS. Special aale* m advertised. F u r n i t u r e , Mirr\?■» (dlcloth. C a rpeting, Blanket*, W’al! P a p e r , Curtain* etc., e tc.. retail**! at factory t»noe*. E X P K E S S . A M E R I C A N M K R C H A N T S ’ UNION E X P R I S 3 C O M P A N Y , NOS. 7. 9. 11 AJTD 13 W. SENECA S T .. B U F F A L O CA PITAL........................................................6 1 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 4 1 Forw a rd w ith th e g r e a tert Snee*l an d S a fety, C 0 L V , BANK NOTES, JEWELRY A u d ocfier v a luable M erchandise aud Packages, i4 c o lleet NOTES, DRAFTS a n d ACCOUNTS , Bill* -cat wi’b goods, a n d e x e c u te all o th e r O tn r .tM ioim yjnnected w ith th e E x p reir buidnee* a t all th e prin cipal place® b e tw e e n th e c ity o f NEW Y ORK snd the W E S T E R N , K tKTTf and SOUTHW E STERN STATES and CANADAS, c o n n e c ting w ith o ther re- ponxible Express Com|ianica. GOODS, COIN, BANK NOTES, JEW E L R Y AND VALUABLES. WM. O. FARGO, President. WM. a PECK. A g ent. A M R H T A T I O S E K V . J J O N ’T G E T CROSS. B u t throw sw s y y o u r p.Kjr, th ek Bla* k Ink st. I get some OOMMERt IAL PU R P L E WRITING FLU ID , It flow* very free, don't g i t hi/k or change , FELTON a h k < '. __________ ___________ M aaufacturer*s Agent*. JJL A .N K BOOKS. J . J . C H I C H E S T E K , M A K V r A C T U U K , 4 i f f g , C w r n l f f r t , U i q u l o r K U I D E S C R IPTIO N . *4-. Bnffa'o t J K t i x o t i c e m . P ONY ; ’OR R A L lr—>C IT A B L E FOR riris • f U»Y8 o rtde o r drive. Can lie w e n a t HOL'4»W A\>S on Allen rt., n e a r iN law a re. F a x SA L E —> COAL b o x t o p b u g - f j , new ly a w , and in p e rfect»rd«r. New ' o r k A b m f r n w.il he given If caHed for soon, at 14T Wilk*«— rt., oorwer Mohawk. P O ^ f Y * O R S A L E — S U I T A B L E F O R tpF* •* g i v i n g o r n d in g . e x t r a fine and the complaint tn (his a c tion, a e o n of lied in tne offiee u< t i n C t o k rt S U P R E M E C O U R T —E R I E C O l’V n . George O. V*il and A a ron R. Vail nia n t >#* To th e defoisdants a b o v e nansed. “ • \■««>» ro,oir\. u, n ot which will Im> ._,i : r N E rie count r , ,n ,h* T . 1!';; -erv»« hereof, exclusive o f th e d a s efl muoh “ \ » » L “ »*o r o - *: -um o t 'far , faundrod J.0!1 \ ■ « h da, * X T ' “ “ n - - . “ * * £ « * TA B O R . The m m n latat In th i a aatlaw w q g f l l i f l S i ^ b ^ a i e o
