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I’HE BUFFALO EXPRESS W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U S T 25, IM S . o p t i c a l p a p e r o r t i i k c i t t . THE BUFFALO EXPRESS - Morning edition- pub . islie*l by the Ki|*rem Printing On., every m o ralai Hundap exccptod; }10 per >ear.J THEK YOIIM aUU'H R flA P’iMi-h«d every after ooon a t ? p. a . , and 4 al p. m. R wht D o l u u * mailed. To City Bolaicnlmrs, delivered, Sixteen THK WEEKLY EX PRKNH Published on Thi-dspr- Oaa D ollar and Firw Cures a year. All huatiMMM letter* should be ail Ire— J to T u Ex- a Pmnmire O owvawt , No. 14 K. Rwao atreet, . _ . ... . - , . ( ^ the Editor uf the Ko rufnmuakation will cotupsn ~ I h f the Eaaae and addrrea e f Wm wrtter not BeeeteariQp t v publication, b a t as a s asauraaci uf rood faith. VALLA N D IG HA A T S “HAD COLD\ T i t # I n t e r v i e w e r o f t h e S u n , w h o ia n o w g o i n g a b o u t O h i o l i k e a h u n g r y h o r n e - l e e c h s e e k i n g w h o m h e m a v p u m p , c a u g h t V a l l a n d i g h . i n i t h e o t h e r day, in a haplaAH m o m e n t , w h e n h e w a s m a k i n g h i a way fr o m t h e D a y t o n C o u r t H o u s e 10 liis o f f ie e , a n d r e l e n t l e s s l y f a s t e n s 1 u p o n h i m . T t a p p e a r s , h o w e v e r , t l i a t h e f o u n d t h e illu s t r i o u s “ ra a y t y r ” ho u n s a t i s f a c t o r y a s n h j e c t t l i a t t h e S u n T e f tise s to p l a c a r d h i s c o n v e r s a t i o n in i t s u s i i s a l m a n n e r a s t h a t o f “ o u r “ fu t u r e l* r e e i d e n t , ” w h i c h is, ] t e r h a p s , t h e m o s t s e r i o u s s l i g h t t h a t t h e S u n c o u l d p u t u p o n h i m . ( b i t i f M r. Y a l l a h d i g h a i n t u r n e d a c o l d s h o u l d e r to w a r d o u r i n t e r e s t i n g f r i e n d , t h e I n t e r v i e w e r , i t is e v i d e n t l y lo c a l i s e a g e n e r a l fe e l i n g o f c o l d n e s s p e r v a d e s h i s L e i n g j u s t n o w . U e p a y s h e h a s n o t p a i d a t t e n t i o n t o p o l i t i c s s i n c e t h e la s t “ I ’r e s i d e n t a l “ c a m p a i g n ” ; d o e s “ n o t re a d t h e n e w s - “ p a p e r s m u c h ” a n d th e r e f o r e k u o w s “ v e r y l i t t l e o f w h a t is g o i n g o n ” : “ n o t s u f f i c i e n t l y p e w te r i,” in (a c t , t o • p r e s s a n y o p i n i o n s in p o l i t i c s , ( i f c o u r s e , h e t h i n k s t h a t M r . J 'e n d l e t o n “ is a v e r y a h l e m a n ” a n d h e “ w i l l “ sup|M » rt M r . P e n d l e t o n , o f c o u r s e \ ; h u t h i s H i i p p o r t “ w i l l o n l y lie o f a “ p r i v a t e n a t u r e . ” l i e w i l l “ n o t l»o 11 a b l e t o t a k e t h e s t u m p . \ H e “ m i g h t • ‘ m a k e a B p o e c h h e r e (in D a y t o n ) th u ' ‘ e v e n i n g lie f o r e e l e c t i o n , h u t n o th in * .1 “ m o r e \ ; b e c a u s e h e is “ d e v o t i n g h i m “ s e l l e x t e n s i v e l y t o t h e p r a c t i c e o f h i s “ p r o f e s s i o n ” h a s “ t o d e p e n d o n t h a t “ fo r a liv e l i h o o d a m i c a n n o t n e g l e c t “ i t . ” H e d o e s n o t in t e n d t o r e t i r e f r j i n p o l i t i c a l life a l t o g e t h e r “ n o , m d “ l» rnutn> n t/f/; c e r t a i n l y n o t . ” P u t h e t h i n k s “ t h a t w e [ t h e D e m o c r a t s ] “ a r e e x p r i e n c i n g a t r a n s i t i o n i n p o l i - “ tic s w h e n i t is l> e tt e r to k e e p t p r i tf a n d “ lo o k o n , \ t h i s b e i n g “ t h e s a f e s t c o u r s e at t o p u r s u e n o w - a - d a y s . ” A t p r e s e n t h e “ c a n n o t s t a t u ” w h e t h e r t h e D e m o c r a t s iu ( d i i o w i l l h e s u c c e s s f u l o r n o t ; h e “ w i l l h e a b l e t o t e l l l e t t e r a l i t t l e \ l a t e r ; \ h u t h e t h i n k s “ i t w i l l h e v e r y ' ‘c l o s e . ” O n th o w h o l e lie p r e f e r s “ t o “ l>e s i l e n t o n p o l i t i c a l m a t t e r s . \ F r o m a l l w h i c h i t c a n lie s e e n w i t h w h a t a s i n g u l a r a t t a c k o f “ c o l d ” * M r . Y a l- la u d i g h a m is a f f e c t e d . T h e s t a t e o f t h e p o l i t i c a l a t m o s p h e r e in ( >hio is c l e a r l y n o t h e a l t h y a t p r e s e n t t o J > e m o c r a ti c c o n s t i t u t i o n s . J V S T I C K ( i l i t K l l . I The Pittsburgh Cmnmerrinl is i thority lor the announcement that J u s tice drier, of the V nited States Su preme C-ourt, will resign hia seat on the bench before long. His resigna tion will probably not take place until December, after the act of lust Spring gotwt into effect, which provides for the continuation during life o f the salary ©f any Supremo ( -ourt Judge, seventy years of age, who resigns after ten years service u|x>n the lioncli. Justice d r ie r is in his Ttitli year and is physi cally very feeble, though his mental faculties aro said to lie unimpaired. H e was appointed by President Polk in 1846, beiug then in politics a I>em is rat. 1 In the outbreak of tho reliel lion, however, ho took strongly pa triotic ground and was in full symjiathy ■with tho government throughout the national struggle. His residence is iu Philadelphia. W he shall succeed tc ih e vacancy created by his resignation when it occurs will Ih* au interesting question. _________________ D E P ( >SI T H >N i t r R E L M < >NT. There seems to he not mnch douht th a t the “big Indians” of Tammany have determined upon the deposition o f Mr. A ugust Belmont, from his long held place at the head o f the National Democratic Executive Committee, to m ake way for the chieftain of Tam many, tho rodonbtalile W . M. Tweed. I t is now about a dozen yeaTs, we be lieve, th a t Belmont has sat undisturle •dly upon his money lugs as the pre siding officer of the national council ©f the Democracy, and his deposition will be] nothing less than a revolu tion. N o r can the revolution lie ac complished without some violeut breakage and damage to the party. I t will probably complete the rupture that has Wen going on for some time be tween Tammany and the strong clique— the up)>er-tundom of New York Demo cracy —of which the WorL! is the organ. To what ultim ate consequences th a t rupture may lead it is hard to say; hu t the Belmonts ami Barlows, with their money power and tlieir ahle m o u thpiece—the ablest altogether iu the service of the Democratic p a rty __ are not to be safely despised even by th e potent Tammany King. To lie aure it has Could, Fisk, and the Erie Hailway to furnish fresh backing ; but there is such a suspicion of rottenness about these new financial props th a t we very m u ch question whether the old can be knocked o u t without serious damage. This move against Belmont is a bold strike on the pert of Tammany for the game dictatorship in the Democratic party ai larga which it has acquired, first in the city of New York end lat terly in the State. Ite ambition grows by what it haa feed upon. Nothing short of the subjugation of the entire party, north aud south, west amHeaab to their mendatee and decrees, will satisfy ita autocratic sachems. Tweed is the conquering Napoleon at their head. If he ean eerwm the reins by a roup rF etnt, it shall go hard, then, for Pendleton, and hard for every other presuming aspirant who would dispute t h e next. Presidential nomination with fammany's protege and Tammany’s 'to o l , John T. Hoffman. F o r t h e r e lie s the ultimate meaning of the conspiracy to unseat Belmont from the chairman ship of the National Democratic Pom mitte. I t is the first step toward mas turing the s i t u a t i o n , Presidentially eon s i d e r e d , i n t h e i n t e r e s t of H o f f m a n a n d for the breaking d o w n of a l l in f l u e n c e s ;wl v e r s e t o t h e s u p r e m e d i c t a t i o n o f T a m m a n y in t h e D e m o c r a t i c p a r t y '. T H E D E M O C R A T I C W A Y . W e see tliat a resolution was intro duced in the Common < ’ouncil on Mon day, stating that the contractors who have the job of building a new House f.ir Hook and Ladder Company No. 3, are putting in common limestone where their contract specifies Medina mdstone, and directing th e Superin tendent of the Fire I >epartment to stop the fraud. There seem to be a good many illustrations of the O e m o - cratie way of doiug things furnished in connection with this job. The giv ing out of the contract a couple ot weeks ago afforded one such vtry beautiful illustration. W hen the Superintendent advertised fir bids for the building two were ten tiered, by Messrs. Fiest Sc Chambers nc 1 by Mr. Daniel Dietzer. The bid .•I the former was the lowest, hut Mr. I hetzer is a member of the Company, and xs the “ boys ” were very anxious he should do the work they made up a .mm of some $300, which more than covered the difference, and deposited it in the City Treasury, whereupon the Council Committee, at their solicita lion, awarded the contract to Mr. I fictzer. Mayor Kogers, however, ve toed this action, on the ground that 1 he contract must go to the lowest bidder, and we are inclined to think lhat thu veto was right, although the mnie thing has l>oen done before. !>ut muik what followed. Fresh hide were advertised for, and again there were two tenders—hy Meshrs. Fiest A ('handlers, who art* launch Democrats, and hy Messrs. W illiams Sc Swartz, who are not. But i.liis time Messrs. Fien Sc Chambers hail ,#o/ the lowest bid, that of their compet itors being some $90 below them. W hen i bo bids were considered in committee, however, there happened to l#e a De mocratic majority, ami, lo! the Demo cratic firm of F. Sc C. received the award of the contract Now, it will be supposed, of course, tliat Mayor Rogers, carrying out the rule he liad laid down, th a t the contract could be gi u n to none but the lowest bidder, must have vetoed this action, xs ho did that preceding. N o t a b it of i t The lb publican meuiliers n aturally expect •td such a veto, to correct the wrong, but it never came. And tbat is how Messrs. Fiest A Chambers happen to lw the builders of the new house for Hook and Ladder Company No. 3, where they are discovered to lie put ting in bluestiiie instead of Medina. It is the .Dem o cratic way of doing things, you sie. I r is very much to the credit of the recent l<abor Congress in Philadelphia that it admitted colored representatives to seals, fully recognizing the equal rights of colored workmen in the or ganizations of labor. I t is even more to the credit of tiie colored workmen thus' represented, that one of choir dejegates, Mr. Myers, a negro ship wright o f Baltimore, wai able to say “ The colored men of this nation ere “ entirely opposed to the repudiation “ of the National debt. They go in “ for every honest dollar borrowed to “ lie honestly paid back.” T iikkk is no danger that the forth eouiing i Ecumenical ( ouncil at Koine will not lie stirred up hy some live questions, since Bishop Colenso au iiounccs that he intends to accept the Pope’s invitation, which was addressed to “ schism atic\ churches, and will be present at the Council. I t is not im pmliable that the liold Bishop of Natal may give His Holiness occasion, before he gets through with the (Ecumenical, to regret that he was so free with his invitations. ■ - ■ \ J \ P O L I T I C A L . J u d g e tto n d , of M a r y la n d , d e n ie s t h a t he in in U mj l haae m o v e m e n t. lio n . Ism g n tr e e t, th e n e w su r v e y o r o f t h e p o r t of N e w O r l e y u , h a s a p p o i n t e d sev e r a l rtd o r e d m e n t o p o s i ti o u s i u h i s d e p a r t m e n t . T h e I Ion. U a r v e y J e w e l l , S p e a k e r of th e M h s s a c liu s e tts le g i s l a t u r e , w ill m a k e au effo r t to carry* t h e R e p u b lican c a u c u s i n op- {Misition t o G o v . C laflin. J . fc!. In g e rso ll, th e ten q i e r a u e e ca n d i d a t e fo r ( i o v e r u o r o f O h io , h a s w i t h d r a w n , b u t h i s le t t e r is w i t h h e l d fro m th e p u b l i c fo r Home u n e x p l a in e d reaso n . I 'h e L y o n s h’epuldmun s a y s S e n a t o r W i l liam s is n o t a c a n d i d a t e fo r re n o m i n a ti o n | a u d t h a t th e S e n a t o r is co n o e e d e d t o L 'a y u g a c o u n t y , N u m e r o u s n a m e s a r e su g g e s ted . T h e N a s h v il e Banner, a l w a y s t h e frien d o f A n d r e w Jo h n s o n , o p p o s e s h i s S e n a t o r i a l p r o m o tio n , s n d say s t h e n a m e is now s u g g e s t i v e o f a g i t a t i o n . t u r m o i l , a n d e x c i t e m e n t W h a t t h e B a n n e r w a n t s i s peace. M r. W m . B. C h a m p l a i n , A t t o r n e y - G e n e ral, h a s g iv e n i t a s h i s o p i n i o * t h a t in case of t h e ad o p t i o n o f t h e n e w C o n s ti t u t i o n of ou r S ta t e , t h e te r m s o f t h e S e n a t o r s an d M m u b c r , t c b . ele c t e d t h n M l w ill e x p i r e on t h e 3 1 s t D e c e m b e r, 1870. 1 he R ich m o n d p a p e r s d e n y , o a t h e a u th o r i t y of R . M . T . H u n t e r , t h e s t a t e m e n t t h a t he h a s w r i t t e n a le t U r u r g i n g t h a t n o p e r s o n s be e le c ted t o t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s S e n a t e from V irg i n i a u n t i l a f t e r th e d isab ili- fin e o f th o e e p r o s c r i b e d b y t h e F o u r t e e n t h A m e n d m e n t are r— n i t e (General A lco r n sp o k e a t H e r n a n d o , * a few d * y » ago. H e d e c l a r e d h im pelf t a fa v o r of -------- - _ ^ i>l uanroty. but h. . . W t « l hi. h u m to rapport fUpublicniaai to Mean the proper fruit, of thro.. U i r u u t d about Chi to i t . iutrodi ability South. The laat Democratic Legislature of < >hio doubled the expenses of government; added oue-thisd to the number of judges; increas ed the local powers of creatingindebtednees; and yet threw out a bill to authorize a borne for soldiers’ orphans, to be supported by private munificence, although there are fifteen hundred of them in the Stete weed ing aid, and two hundred in the poor house. . P E O P L E A N D TH IN G S . —The author of “ Tom Brown at O x ford” is the referee in the great boat race. —What a wise provision it is that Hell ( iate is so convenient to New York. - P r in o e Athur is not coming to th e ( n i t e d S ta t e s . —The prince o n l y b r o u g h t s i x ty - o n e tru n k s with him. The rest of h i s b a g g a g e is coming in tw o ships. — T h e N . Y . H e r a ld sp e a k s of th e P r e s i d e n t’s m o v e m e n t s a s th e “ P i l g r i m ’s P r o g r e s s .” — T h e D e m o c r a t s o f M ississip p i h a v e d ro p p e d B o u tw e l l * w a r co r r e s p o n d e n t, an d tu r n e d th e i r d e s i r i n g ey e s u p o n B row n e . — The HeraUl says f r u i t is so p l e n t y in N e w York that v e n d e r s o n l y ask 300 p e r c e n t p ro f it. —An Arkansas person proposes to name h ia b a b y after Theodore T i l t o n fo r a copy o f the Independent a y e a r . — T h e y a r e p u t t i n g d o w n a s p h a l t u w w a lk s in G r e e u w -iod C e m e t e r y . T h e old re s id e n t s t h e r e h a v e m a d e no o b j e c ti o n s so far. — G e n . G r a n t ’s sp e e c h a t N e w p o r t in re p l y t o th e sp e e c h e s o f w e lco m e fu lm i n a t e d a g a i n s t h im , co n s i s t e d of se v e n ty fo u r w o r d s , a n d o c c u p ied t h i r t y - f i n e sec o n d s in th e d e l i v e r y . — There is m u c h ta l k a b o u t t h e s u b s t i t u tio n of p e a t for co a l, fo r h o u s e h o ld fuel, a u d e v e n in e n g in e - f u r n a c e s . L a r g e lieds of i t a r e fo u n d i n C a n a d a , a u d also i n N e w Y o r k a n d P e n n s y l v a n i a . — T h e r e is t a l k o f re m o v in g S t . P a u l 's ( h u r c h , N e w Y o r k , a n d ta k i n g u p th e d u a d , a u d b u i l d in g a n ed itice th e r e fo r t h e o c c u p a n c y of l a w y e r s a n d m o n e y - c h a n g e r s , th e H e r a ld says. — P r i n c e A r t h u r h a s a r r i v e d in C a n a d a a n d b e e n w e ll receiv e d . H e p u t s ou few a i r s , a n d is n o t a p e c u l ia r l y larg o iish , i m p e r ia l ly sp e a k in g , th o u g h h i s b r o t h e r is th e I’rin c e of W h a les. The c o u r t of assizes of B r u s s e l s h a s co n d e m n e d M r . B a c h e lery to a liu e of 200t a n d six m o n t h s im p r i s o n m e n t , fo r h a v in g u s e d offensive l a n g u a g e t o w a r d t h e e m p e r o r of th e fc'reuch. C o lenso is g o in g to ac c e p t th e P o p e ’i g e n e r a l i n v i t a t i o n a n d a t t e n d th e (Kc-urneu. ical C o u n c il. W h a t ia th i s in c e n d ia r y u p to now ? H e is an e c c lesiastica l b o m b s h e ll t h a t h a s a p e r il o u s fa s h io n of ex p lo d in g w h c r e v e r h e d r o p s . — T b e s t u d e n t s of t h e U n i v e r s it y o f N a p l e s r e c e n t l y o b j e c te d to tr a n s l a t i n g X e n o p h o n , a n d , w h e n t h e m a s t e r s ' re f u s e d t o a l te r t h e p r o g r a m m e , th e y o u n g in c n g o t so in f u r i a t e d t h a t th e y sa c k e d th e u n i v e r s i t y , tw o co lleg e s , a n d _the C h u r c h of S a n Se- b a s t i a n o . “ T h e p a s s e n g e r s o n b o a r d th e ste a m e r ( ’i t y of P a r i s sp e a k in th e h i g h e s t t e r m s of th e free a n d a n d u n a a a n m iu g m a n n e r of y o u n g A r t h u r d u r i n g t h e v o y a g e . T h e r e w a s n o t h i n g e x c l u s i v e o r re s e r v e d in h is c o n d u c t a n d h e 'c o n v e r s e d freely a n d p l e a s a n t l y w i t h e v e r y o n e , a n d p a r t o o k of h is m e a ls a t t h e re g u la r ta b l e w i t h th e o t h e r p a s s e n g e rs. ” — Herald. — T h e S u p e r i n t e n d e n t of th e N e w Y o r k a n d N e w H a v e n i?u lro a d , w h o b a n ish e d Hearth am i J h n n r from h is lin e , an d p r o b a b l y th o u g h t h e h a d in d i c t e d p e r m a n e u t i n ju r y u p o n th e p a p e r l»y d o in g so, re a l l y d i d it a n e x c e l l e n t serv ice, liecau s e t h e in c i d e n t h a s b e e n p r i n t e d i n e v e r y p a p e r in A m e r ica, a n d th u s an a m o u n t of g r a t i s ad \ e r t i s i n g sec u r e d , w h i c h th e jo u r n a l co u ld n o t h a v e g o t t e n in a u y o t h e r w a y . — i n an iro n fu r n a c e a t M t. C a r b o n , M o. a few d a y s ago, t w e n t y - f i v e t o n s of m o l te n iro n w e r e allo w e d to cool o ff. T h a t g r e a t m a s s of so lid iro n now lies i n th e b o t t o m of th e fu r n a c e , an d tb e o n l y w a y it c a u lie re m o v e d is b y th e u s e o f a h a m m e r an d ch isel. T h e fu r n a c e c a n n o t be to r n d o w n , for i t s erectio n c a u s e d th e o u t l a y of te n s of thous& u d s of d o l l a r s . H e n c e t h e im m e n s e m a s s of iro n m u s t b e ch i s e l e d o u t , ch i p b y ch i p , a p ro c e s s t h a t w i l l in v o lv e th e la l i o r of m o n th s . — T h e u.sual deficien c y h a s o c c u r r e d in t h e c o i n e r ’s d e p a r t m e n t of th e B ran c h M i n t a t S a u fc’raucisco. T h i a tim e i t is $ 1 8 ,0 0 0 . T h e y u s e d t o tr y t e ac c o u n t f o r t h e stra n g e differen c e b e t w e e n t h e o r i g i n a l w e ig h t o f a g o ld h r i e k a n d t h a t sam e g o ld a f t e r i t w a s m a d e u p i n t o $20 p ieces, b y a th e o r y th a t , iu t h e p ro c e s s of sm e ltin g , a d e a l of g o ld w a s co n s u m e d , a n d w e n t o u t in th e sh a p e of th e b r i g h t y e llo w sm o k e t h a t a l w a y s etim e s f r o m m i n t ch im n e y s . B u t b y e au d b y e t h a t t h e o r y fell t o th e g r o u n d , w h e n i t w a s fo u n d t h a t i t w a s co in e d d o u b le-eag les th a t w e r e d isap p e a r i n g . T h e n th e y d r o p ped science, a n d a d o p t e d th e h o m e lier w i s do m o f ex a m in i n g t h e so les of a n em p lo y e 's Im o ts. T h e y w e r e c o a t e d w i t h a s t ic k y s u b s t a n c e - a n d d o u h le-eag les. T h e fellow u s e d t o w a lk o u t e v e r y n i g h t w i t h m o re g r a n d l a r c e n y on h i s soles th a n h e co u ld a t o n e fo r w i t h a m o n t h 's w o r k . — “ T h e a p p e a r a n c e o f th e P r i n c e elicited u n i v e r s a l a d m i r a ti o n . H e b e a r s a s t r i k i n g re s e m b lan c e t o th e P r i n c e of W a l e s w h e n he w a s h e r e , a n d th e cloee lik e n e s s to h e r M a j e s t y i s s o m a r k e d a s t o b e d i s ti n g u i s h e d a t once. H e i s t a l l a n d slen d e r , w i t h a fine a n d fa u lt l e s s l y co m b e d h e a d of b r o w n h a i r , a u d h i s y o u t h f u l face i s o r n a m e n t e d w i t h a n E n g lish p a t t e r n of w h i s k e r s a n d m u s ta c h e , h i g h l y c r e d i t a b l e t o t h e p h y s i c a l d e - v .-lo p m e n t of a y o u n g m a n o f n i n e t e e n . T h e d r e s s of P r i n c e A r t h u r w a s t h s t o f a m a n of m o re m a t u r e y e a r s , a l t h o u g h i t b e cam e h im . A n e a t a n d e l e g a n t b l a c k d r e s s co a t , clo e e ly b u t t o n e d , p a n t s o f lig h t d r a b h u e , a “ c h o k e r '' co l l a r o f en o r m o u s sise a n d a b lac k s i lk “ t i l e , ” w e r e th e g a r m e n t s m o s t co n s p icu o u s , a n d each o n e seem e d to c o n t r i b u t e t o re n d e r h i s a p p e a r a n c e t h a t of a v e r y w e ll d r e s s e d y o u n g m a n . ” — AT. Y. Herald. —John Wagner, the oldest man in Buf falo—104 years—recently walked a mile aud a half iu two weeks. He is aa cheer ful aud bright as any of these other old men that charge around so in the news papers, and is in e v e r y way as remarkable. Last November he walked five blocks in a rain storm without any shelter but an um brella, and oast his vote for Grant, remark ing that be had voted for forty-seven Presi dents—which was a lie. His “ second crop o f rich brown hair” arrived from New York yesterday, and he has a new set of teeth coming — from Philadelphia. H e ia [to be married next week to a girl 102 years old, who' still takes in washing. They have been engaged 8 9 years, bat their parents persistently refused their consent until three days ago. John Wagner ie two years older than the Rhode Island veteran, and yet has never tasted a drop of liquor in his life, unless yon count whisky. -Another restaurant waiter has fallen r t o a n n l i m s l fortane. How is it that waiters are ao n i d i in lack? It is not worth wile to aay it aa bo rases they are wil ling to wait for a M a n s , because any email punster could dip hie ladle into his pot of seslhiag trivialities aad fish thst ap nt honestly, why is it ? Five wai ton have inherited windfalls in the last two toF\. “ fl can Wiliam. Why M s disparity ? The last three lucky w o t o i are George H- Wuigato»«f Mimnw^ $40,- 000 ; Henry L J ames, of f f swsss^ $12,000, s n d Morgan P»atea, of New Orleans, $ 2 8 ,- (MNi. We have already mentioned the Brooklyn one, who inherited $30,UU0 from his co u s in ; and t h e Newark one, who inherited $21,999 and the cholera from his nncla, and gambled the one away and died of the other, all ia the space of forty-eight hoars. Bat th e lucky-waiter crop must be about out, now- let us take up the blacksmiths or the hlicmnakers fur a while, and see how th e y will hold out. Any person knowing of s lu c k y blacksmith, will confer a favjr by leaving the same at this office. We must have something fresh in the windfall liue— th e waiters won’t draw any longer. C I I A V T A U Q U A C O U N T Y . B U F F A L O E X P R E S S , W E D N E S D A Y . A U G U S T ; 25. t o - i s - * i j T a throws aaffar a railroad arch, holdfcg a scroll which wwtaius orders to the ftsss. On Wthar s a l t I i a banner, one h a v i n g for n w . , . . its dsniaa • JUnkey and tbe other a pair to AW *mfb. tislaacea in which a bag of gold more than (•alances a man. In front of the throne a Ivnk and hungry-looking officer holds by the back of the neck a newsboy, who has laid down his handle of the offending sheets, ami is meekly receiving orders from the tyrant on the throne. Not far from the boy, bunting copies of the rejected pa per are sending ap incense to the wrath of the insulted monarch, who looks ae if he were just ready to issue an injunction upon farther publication of the cause of all this trouble. ■ t v N o n k Q u o fte r ^ t a IM M tlltfb.... Stock* n d u d uni w o k Tlte following were tbe d m n g qsntxtiom : K t c h u f i , Co ilnya.. S'» York Central.. C'autberlnm! .............. q s f c t o U w .............. Own to n . . .................. A C R IC U L T T R A L PROHPECTS - B R A IT Y O F ITS SCEN E R Y A ND LAKER —PO L ITICAL MAT T E R S - C A N M D A T E S FOR ASSEM B L Y , ETC. [FROM CM'S WAMlERISU CORRESPOXLRXT.] A c o c s t 2 1 s t , 1899. In n o seaso n fo r y e a r s h a s th e p r o s p e c ts of t h e fa r m i n g p o r t i o n o f t h i s c o u n t y b e e n so M a tterin g a s a t p r e s e n t . In h i s w a n d e r in g s t h r o u g h t h e t o w n s o f S h e r m a n , C ly m e r, !!1 l e r y , B u r t i , S to c k t o n a n d C h a r l o t t e , y o u r c o r r e s p o n d e n t h a s lieeu c h a r m e d w i t h th e m a g n ificen t s c e n e r y a n d b e a u t y of som e •f t h e in l a n d lak e s of t h i s lie a u t i f u l an d fe r t i l e co u n t y . T h e U a s s a d a g a L a k e , o r L a k e s , as i t c o n s i s t s o f t h r e e sm a ll o n e s u n i t e d , is a gem of lo v e lin e s s , em b o s o m d e d am o n g ’t h e h i l l s of th e t o w n of S to c k t o n . T h e d a y is com ing w h e n i t w i l l lie a fa v o r i t e re s o r t fo r pl< u r e see k in g to u r i s t s . C h a u t a u q u a l.ak e , < x t e n d i n g from th e v illag e of M a y v ille t o Ja m e s t o w n , is u u s u r p a s s i u g l y a t t r a c t i v e , a n d m a y b e p a r t i c u l a i l y n o t e d as liein g t h e h i g h e s t n a v i g a b le w a t e r s o u th e face o f th e g lo b e . T w o v e r y cred i t a b l e ste a m e r s p l y its su r f a c e d a i l y , w h ile tb e ric n u e s s a u d h i g h c u l t i v a t i o n of th e la n d s on e i t h e r sh o re, re n d e r s t b e rid e o n e of th e m o s t d e lig h tfu l t o lie f o u n d i n th e c o u n t r y . T h e alm o s t e n t i r e a d a p t a b i l i t y of th e to w n s ab o v e m e n t i o n e d , a n d , iu fa c t , a l l th o s e w i t h i n th e c o u n t y , t o d a i r y p u r p o s e s , h a s e n r ic h e d a l l en g a g e d in th i s b u s i n e s s t o su c h a d e g r e e t h a t p r o b a b ly t h e r e is n o t in a n e q u a l e x t e n t of te r r i t o r y so m u c h real w e a l t h a n d in d e p e n d e n c e in th e S ta te: th r i f t a n d g e n e r a l p r o s p e r i ty m a r k a l l sec tio n s , w h ile d e b t a u d fa r m m o r tg a g e s a r c a th i o g o f t h e p a s t . N o p a r t of t h e S t a t e d i d m o re d u r i n g th e “ G r e a t S t r u g g l e , ” a n d no sec tio n g r e w s o s t r o n g i n a n d m a i n t a i n e d w i t h so u u ffin c h in g fid e l i t y its d e v o tio n to th e p r i n c i p l e s of R e p u b lican ism . A n d y e a r a f t e r y e a r , a s i t ro lls u p its g r e a t R e p u b lican m a j o r i t y , serv e s o n l y t o in t e n s i f y i n th e h e a r t s of t h e jieople t h e u n d y i n g p r i n c i p l e s o f t h e p a r ty . T h e lesso n a n d ex p e r ien c e ef t h e S e n a t o ria l c o n t e s t of 1897 w a s Ixith sad a n d i n s t r u c t i v e . S a d , as s h o w in g t h e e n t i r e w a n t of p r i n c i p l e in t h o s e en g a g e d in e n d e a v o r ing t o d e s t r o y th e p a r t y b y th e i r lio lt ; an d in s tr u c t i v e , as sh o w in g th e n e c e s s i t y of g r e a t ca r e in t h e n o m i n a t i n g co n v e n t io n s ' s e l e c t n o n e h u t m e n of t h e m o s t stain l e s s p r i v a t e a n d m o r a l c h a r a c t e r i f t h e y w ish t> su c c e e d . A a in t im a te d iu m y j o r m e r le t t e r , g r e a t in t e r e s t} is a t t a c h e d to fctlie ap p r o a c h i n g S e n a t o r i a l n o m in a tio n , as u p o n its tu r n i n g p o i n t , in a g r e a t m e a s u r e , d e p e n d s t h e su c cess of t h e H o u . M r. S h e l d o u in h i s efforts fo r a re n o m i n a ti o n to C o n g ress n e x t y e a r . T h a t M r. S h e ld o n h a s m a d e a g r e a t m a n y m i s t a k e s i u h is a p p o i n t m e n t s a n d s u r r o u n d in g s is a d m i t t e d b y frie n d s a n d enem ies. M a n y w h o su p p o r t e d h im c o r d ia l ly a f t e r h i s n o m i n a t i o n n o w re g a r d h im a s a failu r e . T o th o s e n o t p a r t i c u l a r l y a c q u a i n t e d w i t h th e s t a t e of a f f a ir s i t m a y scorn s t r a n g e t h a t m a n y o f th e liosom frie n d s of G o v . F e n t o n are b i t t e r a g a i n s t S h e ld o n , Im t su c h is t h e fa c t . T h e A s s e m b ly lig h t is w a x in g w a r m , m o re fo r i t s effects t h a n to e l e v a t e t h i s o r t h a t m a n to t h e p o s itio n . A little m o re feelin g is lieing e x h i b i t e d in th e F i r s t A s s e m b ly D i s t r i c t , t h e o n e n o w re p r e s e a te d b y M r. Kerm is. C o l. B e n s o n , of S h e r m a n , a n d J o h n A . H a ll, o f B u s ti, are p r e s e n t e d b y t h e i r frie n d s . T h e y a r e b o t h s t r o n g a n d ab l e m e n , a n d if e i t h e r sh o u ld receiv e t h e n o m i n a t i o n w o u l d lie co r d ia l ly s u p p o r t e d a t » i q y — b u t from p r e s e n t a j i p e a i v ^ t o l r D n v e r , of W e s tf ield , to b t o ^ ' ^ w i n u i u g m a n . T h e g r e a t fig h t fo r A s s e m b ly , o r w h e r e th e w o r s t co m e s i n , is in th e S e c o n d D i s t r i c t of th i s co u n t y . T h i s lieing t h e h o m e o f th e H o u . D o r te r S h e ld o n , n o effo r ts a r e b e in g sp a r e d b y h im to secu re a frie n d l y d e l e g a t i o n , b u t h is g r e a t a n d fa t a l m i s t a k e is th e i»olitical t r a s h w h i c h h e h a s h i t c h e d t o , a n d th e b r o k e n p led g e s w h i c h re m a in t o s t a r e h im iu tb e face. N o n e w c a n d i d a t e s h a v e lieeu b r o u g h t o u t sin c e m y fo r m e r le t t e r , a n d in fu l f i l l m e n t o f m y p ro m ise, I g iv e y o u a s h o r t b io g r a p h ic a l s k e t c h of t h e a s p i r a n t s fo r A s sem b ly h o n o r s . M r. S ila s V in to n , of C h e r ry (.’re e k , h a s t o w i t h i n a v e r y s h o r t t i m e lieen a lea d in g D e m o c rat in h i s t o w n . H a v in g lieen receiv e d b y t h e R e p u b lican s w i t h o p e n arm s , h e s t a n d s re a d y to be u s e f u l t o his frien d s . N o o n e i n th e d i s t r i c t w ill lie m o re w a r m ly s u p p o r t e d th a n h e , if n o m in a ted . M r. W ilco x , of V illen o v ia, is an o h l-lin e R e p u b lican a n d a h a r d w o r k e r . A s a can d i d a t e h e w o u ld receiv e th e e n t i r e v o te of th e p a r t y . M r. O r a n g e S . W i n a n s , o f D u n k i r k , i s t h e selec ted c a n d i d a t e o f th e M e m h e r of C o n g ress, a n d is ch o s e u w i t h especial referen c e to th e d o in g o f d i r t y w o rk a n d t h a t h e k n e w h is m a n i s c o n c e d e d b y a ll W in a n s sto o d co n s p icu o u s in th e last ( ' o u g ressio n a l C o n v e n tio n a s t h e in d i v id u a l w h o o n e o f t h e d e l e g a t e s said h e “ c o u ld b u y fo r te n ce n ts, a n d th e n g e t c h e a t e d in t o th e b a r g a i n . ” I t is m u c h p l e a s a n t e r to sp e a k w e ll of a p e r s o n th a n to b e ob lig e d to ex p o s e h i s i u i q u it i e s ; b u t w h e n a n in d i v i d u a l , re e k i n g in 4 icen tio n s n e s s . th r u s t s h im s e lf o s t e n t a t i o u s l y fo r w a r d as a cau d i d a t e fo r oue of t h e m o s t h o n o r a b le p o s itio n s iu t h e g i f t of th e |i e o p l e , fo r b e a r a n c e ceases tii b e a v i r t u e . Is i t n o t b e t t e r f o r a m au. w h e n life i s f u l l o f th i n g s w h ich h a v e t o lie co v e r e d u p , to ro ll h i s bo d y i n sac k - c l o t h a n d ash e s , th a n to p r e s e n t i t t o th e gaze a u d in s p e c t i o n af a v i r t u o u s a n d m o ral c o m m u n ity ? Is h e n o t a w a r e t h a t h is p a s t co u r s e h a s re n d e r e d h i s n a m e a ste n c h in th e n o s t r i l s of a l l decen c y ? W a s n o t t h e re b u k e so o v e r w h e l m i n g ly ad m i n i s te r e d to h im la s t S p r i n g b y a peo p le w h o h a d d i s co v e r e d h i s t r u e c h a r a c t e r s u fficien t t o show h i m h i s o d io u s n e s s a n d m a k e h im h i d e his face fro m ( r e s p e c t a b l e m e n a n d w o m e n ? S h e l d o n n n d th e D u n k i r k Journal h a v e ta k e n t o o b ig a lo a d o n th e i r sh o u ld e r s . T i l l m y n e x t , W i n a u s ca n s t a n d on one sid e ; 1 h a v e b u t ju s t commenced on h is case. In th e meantime, le t h im sh o w h is co u n t e n a n c e a r o u n d th e d i s t r i c t ; jt w ill w o r k w o n d e rs. T h e t o w n of H a n o v e r w ill p r e s e n t th e n a m e of J o h n D. H i l l e r f o r th e A s s e m b ly . M r. Hilllr h a s t a k e n n o a c t i v e p a r t i n th e p o l i ti c a l t r o u b l e s of th e |ia s t t w o y e a r s ; is p e r f e c t ly co m p e te n t a n d w o u l d d r a w a fu ll v o te o f th e R e p u b lican s . H a r r y J. Meyers, of Ih i n k i r k , 1 fo u n d d u r i n g my stay iu t h a t v illa g e i s s g e n t l e m a n of u n b l e m i s h e d |»rivato c h a r a c t e r , an d is r e c e iv in g t h e s u p p o r t of th e b e s t m e n of h is to w n . S t r i c t l y te m p e r a t e , fru g a l au d in d u s tr i o u s , th o r o u g h l y d e v o t e d to th e in t e r e s t s of D u n k i r k , t h e v o t e r s o f th e d i s tr i c t w ill, if n o m i n a t e d , triu m p h a n t l y ele c t h im . M r. O t i s C o r b e t t , o f tb e sam e to w n , is n o t u n d e r s to o d as p r e s s in g h i s claim s , b u t no b e t t e r m a n co a i d b e ch o s e n . The importance of this nomination in its bearing upon tbe senatorial contest of this and the congressional contest of next year, is my excuse forgiving it so much attention at this time, and the great circulation of the E xprbw throughout the county, in ita several edition*, ia the most effective chan nel through which to let the masses know the facts. While attracting but little at tention outside, no campaign for years hm so vitally affected the great Republican in terests of this Congressional District. Charlatanism, duplicity and self most obey the great voice of the l ’eopfe anti make way for virtue, charity and truth. My attention has just been called to the letter of the Rev. Mr. Shaffer, in your issu e of the 2Dtli. Not haring the pleas ure, during my limited stay in tbs coun ty, of expecting to make the reverend gentleman’s acquaintance, 1 beg to assure him that uo rellectum whatever wm in tended. 1 simply stated the facta, which have no bearing against him in the least. 1 make no war upon clergyman, soldiers or D r . Sagr’s Catarrh Remedy is no Patent Medicine humbug gotten up to dupe the ignorant and credulous, nor is it represent ed as being “ composed of rare and precious substances brought from the four corners of tha earth, earned seven times acroee the great desert of Sahara on the backs of four teen camels, and brought across tha Atlan tic ocean on two shipa.” It is a simple, mild, soothing, pleasant remedy, a perfect specific for Chronic Nasal Catarrh, “ Cold in tha Head” aad kindred diseases. The ixoprietor, Dr. R. V. Pierce, M. D., of Buffalo, N. ¥ . , offers $390 for a case of catarrh he cannot c u r e . For sale by most druggists everywhere. S e n t by mail post paid: for sixty cents. Address the proprie to r , at 395 M a i n s t r e e t , Buffalo, N. Y . WaSdac T h k m icro s c o p e sh o w s th e co lo r of th e h a i r d u e t o a d e p o s i t i o n of th e p i g m e n t in its s u b s t a n c e . W h e n th e h a i r g l a n d s b e co m e en f e e b l e d t h i s p i g m e n t fails. O n e a f te r a n o t h e r t h e h a i r s b e c o m e w h i t e o r fa ll o u t , p r o d u c in g b a l d n e s s . B a ld n e s s i s ea s y to p r e v e n t b u t h a r d to cu r e . A y e r ’s H a i r V ig o r sto p s i t ; e v e u re s t o r e s t h e h a i r so m e tim e s ; a l w a y s re s t o r e s its co lo r. Im m e d i a t e re n o v a t i o n i s a t once v i s ib l e ; s e f tu e s s , fresh n e s s a n d th e g lo s s of y o u t h . T h i s g r e a t o r n a m e n t s h o u l d h e im w e r v e d , since i t ca u be b y A y e r ’s H a i r V ig o r , w h i c h is l« a u t i f u l l y cle a u a n d free fro m a u y t h i n g in j u r i o u s t o th e h a i r . — Tribune., Sprimjuille, N . Y . u s e . D r . W i k t a r ’s B a ls o m o f W i l d C h e r r y is “ a co m b in a tio n a n d a form i n d e e d ” f o r h e a r in g a n d cu r in g d isease s o f t h e t h r o a t , lu n g s , a n d ch e s t. I t c u r e s a co u g h b y lo o s e n iu g an d cle a n s i n g t h e lu n g s , a u d a l l a y i n g i r r i t a tio n ; t h u s re m o v in g th e c a u s e in s te a d of d r y i n g u p th e co u g h a u d lea v in g th e d i s ea s e b e h i n d . n a c . P r e t t y W o m e n . — A c o m p a r a t i v e l y fe w L a d ies m o n o p o lize t h e B e a u ty a s w e ll as t h e a t t e u t i o u of S o c iety . T h i s o u g h t n o t t o be so, b u t i t is; a u d w i l l be w h i l e m e n are foolish a n d sin g le o u t p r e t t y faces fo r com pau io n s . T h ia ca n a l l lie ch a n g e d b y u s i n g H a g a n ’s M a g n o lia B a lm , w h i c h g iv e s th e B loom of Y o u t h a n d a refin e d sp a r k l i u g B e a u ty to th e C o m p lex io n , p l e a s i n g , p o w e r f u l an d n a t u r a l . N o l a d y n e e d co m p lain of a re d , ta n n e d , freck l e d o r ru s t i c C o m p lex io n w h o w i l l in v e s t sev e n ty - tiv e c e n t s in H a g a u 's M a g n o lia Halm . Its effects a r e t r u l y w o n d e r f u l. T o P r e s e r v e a n d D r e s s th e H a i r , u s e L y o ti’s U a th a i r o n . M W F d a c . H o o f l a n d ’s G e r m a n M e d i c i n e s — W h i c h b e a r t h e e n d o r s e m e n t of th e ju d g e of t h e S u p r e m e C o u r t of P e n n s y l v a n i a , h a v e a n o t h e r w i t n e s s t o th e i r efficacy i n th e p e r s o n of H i s H o n o r t h e m a y o r of o u r c i t y . M ayor ' s O tkicb , ) Bi fkalo , J u n e 22d, 1 m ;9. | T h a v e u s e d H o o f fan d ’s G e r m a n B itte r s a n d T o n ic, i u m y fa m ily , d u r i n g th e p a s t y e a r , a n d ca u reco m m e n d t h e m as a n ex c e l le n t t o n i c , im p a r t i n g t o n e a n d v ig o r to t h e s y s t e m . T l i e i r u s e h a s b e e n p r o d u c t i v e of d e c id e d ly b e n e ficial effects. W . F . R ocern , M W & F n a c M a y o r of B u ffalo. T h e G r e a t D e n ta l D isco v e r y of th e A g e w a s m a d e w h e n th e B a r k o f th e S o a p T r e e of th e C h il i a n m o u n t a i n s w a s in c o r p o r a t e d w i t h th e o t h e r v e g e t a b l e m a t e r ia l s of f r a g r a n t S o z o d o n t. Its p r o p e r t y of a r r e s t i n g d e c a y , aud* - r a t i u g d i s c o l o r a ti o n s in silk s , m u s li n s , &c., first su g g e s t e d its use as a p u r i f i e r a n d p r e s e r v a ti v e of t h e d e n t a l eu a m e l, a n d its effect as a s s o c ia t e d w i t h o t h e r a n t i s e p t i c v e g e t a b l e su b s t a n c e s , h a s p r o v e d o n e o f t h e h a p p i o s t re s u l t s of m o d e m e x p e r i m e n t s . FINANCE AND TRADE. • EX P R E S S , I I U I*. M. t O F F IC E O F TU K BUFFAI. TrssiiAV, Aug. : G o l d iu N e w Y o r k , as te l e g r a p h e d to uise & Co., brokers, No. lu IA*! Seneca street nged ss follow * : 10 a. m ........................ 12*21 2 r. m ........................... 12 2 “ 1221 1323 13 q .. 1323 .. . . 1228 . . . 132* 12 M ........ 1 r. m ...................... 1 3 'J 5 p. m ................ T i l K f o l l o w i u g s h o w s t h e e x p o r t s ( e x c l u sive of lieeu*, fm iii th e p o r t of New York to for eign port* for th e week ending Aug. 17, a n d sinci th e beginning of t h e y ear: 1HK7- 1868. Is 69. For Hie week . . .# 2,962,201 f 2,722,603 f 4,662,S:i2 Previously re p o r t e d 110,463,388116,463,388 99,312,3079.312,30: 112,G17,9s7 Sinee J a n 1 . . . $119,4: Price o f Gold 9 ,889 *102,934,970 *ll7,la6,639 141 146 134 The following shows th e im p o rts of foreign dry goods a n d general luerohaiMiise at th e p o r t of Ncu York for tin- w.;e« ending Aug. 20, ami since the be g inning of th e Year: F o r th e week. 1867. 1868. 1ST-9 Dry G o o d s * 2,313,402 *2,897,131 *2,411,544 G e n e ral M er chandise 1,957,902 3,747,1 Total for wt Previously p o r t e d .. . •k..* 4,270,694 * 0,044,290 re- ... 100,538,874 156,033^25 77,815 *200,211,164 3,392,604 * 6,304,14 194,407,000 Since Ja n . I . . *164,315,408 *102, The follow ing are th e dry goods ini]K>rts, included in th e alsive, f o r t h e name period: f o r t h e week. 1S67. 1868. 1869. E n tered a t p o r t *2,31.8,092 *2,897,131 *2,411,544 Throw n on m a r k e t. 3,745,971 2,702,300 3,295,140 Since J a n . 1. E n tered a t |»>ft ___ 60,515,503 52,226,077 64,507,457 Throw n on m a rket.«H ,037,123 52,930,893 02,105,014 The ex|M>rt* o f specie during th e week ending Aug. 21 were a* follow s; Total f o r th e wee » revious y rep .1 Total since J u n . 1. L-d .......... 1869.... ,713,976 00 The follow ing is a com p a rative statem e n t of th e ex|s>rts o f apeeie from th e p o r t of New York to fo r eign p o n s for eighteen year*, from J a n . 1 t o Aug. 21, 1869, a n d for th e corresponding p e riods in th e iiudt-r- iluted ) ear*: 1804.. 1802... 1802.. lsdl.. Gobi easy ..*23,713,976 1S60 ......... .. 03,004,697 1869 ......... .. 40,872,171 1858 ........... .. 62,882,443 1857 .......... .. 19,960,645 1856 .......... .. 31,785,951 *1855 .......... .. 27,922,122 la54 .......... .. Sa,022,776 ls5 3 .......... .. 3,204,058 1862 ....... . .*34,296,184 .. 49,033,811 .. 17,249,170 .. 37.978,496 . 23,921,617 .. 22.399,427 ,. 22,050.637 ,. 1.3,763,567 .. 17,476,554 NEW YORK. •aily at 132|. S terling E x c h ange a,»*( 109J in gold for first-class hills. 6«r7 per cent. AH. Wteteru Union T 'd e m * ........ Hartford A b i * .77. ........ E r te ......................................................... . Hudoon I Usodins............................................ . *»hto U Miaafaaipfri ......................... . C. C. C. A Ind. . r.H . p . m . p . m . r.M- 10 11 J 10 . . . . . o i l . 3>j . 04 04 . . 38 38 4198 'ai Mt-r. Union Kx U d S ta t e s .. A mer. M. I ! . . . fie M a i'... V Y. C e u tral . E r i e ...................... H a r l e m ............. H u d son K ......... R e a d ing ............... Mich. C e n t ----- Mich. S ............... III. C e n t ............. e. St F it t s . . Cleve. A T o l . . . C. & R. 1 ........... W. U. T e l ........... W a y n e ........ A d a m s E x ........... F. E x ........... Tol. A W ab ......... Chi. a A l t o n . .. GUi ton.................. VtsaUrn ......... N. West, p ......... dtieago, B. A VJ. quicksilver ......... U. * M i * ........... Md. A St. P. . Mil. A St. P. p. •f '81 ............. 5-2»-’» o l *02, reg 20's of ’6 2 . . . . . 5-20's *4 '64 . . . 121 j 12lf .. 5-20’s of ‘06 ......... 121J . . . . 1211 . . . . 5-20’s ’05, lkew . . 120* . . . . 12V* . . . . 1201 . 5-20's ’07, new . . 120j . . . . 12oj . . . . 120$ . 5 2 0 's ’68, new .. 120J _____ 120* . . . . 1-0 . 10 4 0 * ................... 114$ . . . . 114* •••• 11*1 . s i 7-J 794 . . . . 190* 1971 1971 1971 191* 197 J •Al . . . . —*»4 A * ............... ‘-Wi . . . . 1591 ................. 159 .................. . . . . 17:** . . . . 178* 17> * .................. 9 6 | 96* 96*4 9 6 | 9o- 95* 96* 107* 107 1U0J 100* 106* 106* 106* 1 2 9 * ----- 1 ’.9 n o .................... 104* 194* 104* 103. 104 104 104 115* 1141 114j 114* l i i * i u * m i . . . . 3 7 * ............... 3 7 ) .................... 151 151* 151* 151* 151* 161* 161| 8 3 * .................. 83 .................. 157* ............... 156 ................ \b*V *854 86* *84* B lj 84* *85 96 J 95* 96 J 9a* 66* 96* 95| 7 7 u* 7 7 7.7 7.7 7 7 77 . . . . 31* . . . . 32* 311 ........ . . . . 79* . . . . 7 * | 78* 784 . . . . 874 s6* 87 * 86* . . . . 122* . . . . 122* . . . . 122* . m l .................................. I ... . 122» . . . . 1221 ............... The l atest “ Railroad W a r” is that be tween the New York Jk New Haven Rail road Company and H e n r ik and Home. The paper printed an article reflecting spon the in■■■§— ont of the road, the officers ef which then forbade the sale o f the paper in any train or station under their control. Tho paper retorts with a cartoon, ia which a usurping king, H a n k e d by a goose, sits oo T H E L A T E S T - C P. M. Money easy and *toadv at G«/7 percent, for call loan.*, chiefly at t lic in.*ide rale. Sterlm g Ex* hange steady at lSS*eel«N#i ia g*4d for flret-dam b it's G*.i*l firm e r, opening at 122£., advaiaaug to 132], <l<-«linuig to 132}, cloatng at 132}. Go\ rrnaaenu cbwed quiet at the follow ing qur.tatioiis: IT. B. r e g is tered Ca o f 1)«1.... li. S. eoupcna o f Id K l... . . . . . . Bid. ........ 123 . . . . . . 123 Asked 123* &-2Sa registered '82 ................... U. S. to29 coupons o f IH fii ___ ........... 121 j ......... 1*», l l U. 8. 6 - » oouiwxm o f 1ttS4 .................. l-_'l U. S. 6-att cnupona o f 1SSA ............... 121 ] U. 8. to2u coupuua of Jan. and Ju ly ' t t 12UJ L\ S-'B-JO coupon# o f IsSr .................. I 2 td U 8. t o » coup* mis a f IB M .................. 190 ] U . 8. 18-48 registered ......................... 1 tv] 121* 121* L . 9 . 18-4U noupoaa .................. Currency, C a ........................... Pact tics ................ . .........114* . . . 1U91 114j S tate bomi— M t e u u r i ................................. O ld T t a w r e * .................................... New Tennessee .................................. O ld V irg in ia ......................................... . . . . . . IW | S7 81 3* 80 New V irg in ia .......... Old N o r th C a r o line........................ 6e Chicago A Alton ............................ Chicago A Alton, p rafaro d ........ Cinker* and Brokers................ . T e n s H a n ts ................................. Wabaah. preferred ............. Milwaukee A St. Paul ....... Fort W aysa .......... DKnoia C entral................ Cleveland A Pittsburgh.. Toledo ................................. Hock Island ....................... N’jrtA Western ................ N> rth Western, preferred Del. A n o d . CAnal ............ 10W 196] £* 377 19 * *9 iis* 96 31! out to an ito* by Itor pate* ; quoted at $ 4 . 5 * p a r fan. F o m g * F k i itm — OrnBpsa fim at $11 .3 0 gartox. Laaaona very smree a t $16.00 per W ool —Active at 40c for State fleece. S a l t —Onondaga quoted at $ 2 45 for tine and $ 2 55 for coarse per bri. H id e s — G r e e n s l a u g h t e r a t 9c p e r lb ; g r e e n sa l t e d 12(SH3c; dry s a l t e d 19f«20c; dry Hint 25(426; green salted calf 20c; sheep p e l t s 2 5 ^ 4 0 c for s h e a r l i n g s , 50c for and firm at $4c quality nnsaon L e a t h e r — Active for best city a at S2c; damaged at 21(d£5a. Ayres wet salted at 32c. U anal F reights —DulL To New York, wheat 14c; corn 12c; oats 8c. To A l bany—Lumber at $6 00 for pine $7 00 for hard wood. • M t r i p o s * ...................................................................... Msripnsa, preferred .................... Isk e Shore ................................................ Ifx r le n .................................................... . Harlem , preferred ...................................... Michigan C e n tral........................................ S t. J o s e p h .................................................................... ** p r e f e r r e d ................................................... D u b u q u e , Sioux CH y .............................................. Kxpre-ft Stocks— T h e follow ing w ere t h e closing q u o tations: Adamn ........................... \ ....................................... f,7 U n ited S t a te s ................................................................... 04 M o rvhiuiu' U n i o n ..................................................... London. P. M.—OnnsoU ’closed at 9SJ f o r m o n e y , iiiui 93* for account. A m erican securities .lull. U. S. 5-20 bonds closed at 84* for th e issue ■ I 18H2. 83* fo r 1866 old, 82J for 1867, l(, 40 's 7« Stocks ticaal.v. E rie 19*. 111. C e n tral 96*. P aris Bourse e x c ited R entes 73f. 42c. F rank fort - Bonds I k av y at SSJtWHD. C O M M E R C I A L M A T T E R S . Tiie follow ing a rticles w« re received at tin s p o r t by l a k e and steam e r In ternational (|»er G rand Tru Railroad) du rin g t h e past 24 h o u r s : F lour, h r Is . W h e a t, hu . Coru, lm ... »»ats, Im ....... Apples, his . A shes, c a sks. But U r , I Its . Uoiil, t n s ___ ‘.'a t t l e , n o . . Eggs, b r l s . . Fish, p k g s .. H ides, n o . . . llo g s . n o . . . H a v , t n s ........ Ir o n , scrap s I L u iu I h t, f t .. M illfccd, I h s . . .. 7,509 C anal F a i - orts The following are th e pritK-i|ial ex p o r ts hy canal Aug. 2s : W h e a t. C o rn. Oats. Barb .. 29,993 63,953 ...................... . 3,500 b,2ut) ................ J o r d a n . . . Rochester SJtNO Oil c a k e . ack*.. 33o 114,s7.r» O il, b r l * ........... lo 193.032 P e troleuiu, brl\ 1.2U5 lOf. V’.,90d P**rk, b r l s ......... 17 P o r k , b to ......... IOT. 4 Kao*, *ck» ......... 7 3,000 Seed, bu ........... 02 300 StaviK, u*» ......... 38 Shingles, n o . .. f.lO.OOO 70 Sliecp, tm ........... 2Ar. 780 Shook s, b d l s . . . . 3,03s 344 S t o n e , t n s ........... 2 0 1 30 Tobacco, h h d s .. 73 10 Tan h a rk , cds. 40 2ti.<s»o W 00 L l.u ......... 12« 2fts#,790 W o . h I, C.1 s ......... 300 Troy . Total . 7,100 ................ . 40,595 79,920 T hk follow ing are t h e receipts and shipm e n ts a t Chicago and M ilwaukee for th e (Nut 24 houru an r e ported by t e le g r a p h : CHICAGO. Itec'ts. Ship’ts. 5.500 5,600 70,C00 65.900 7.500 DG.OOO 71,500 13,000 F lour, brls W h eat, hu, Oats,’ Ky lm MILW Al'KV itec'ts. bhip’U 1,000 2,000 11.000 32,000 3.000 .. 1.000 .. b a r ley , h u .. 3,000 1,200 G rainin ' S tork is B c f f a u *.- The follow ing is t h e am o u n t of grain in store in B u ffa'o E levator A u g u s t 23d, as re|M>rteil hy W m. T h n rstoiic Secretary of th e Board of T rade, c o m p a red w ith the same last week and a t th e curres|»oinliiig ]>crio<l th e past tw o yearn. 1869 — x 6168 1667 Aug. 23. Aug. 16. Aug. 24. Aug 25 W h eat, I m 319,639 292,923 65,000 19,200 249.695 859,978 500,000 307,200 75,6! *9 122.975 44.IHH) 33,000 7,833 12,975 6.6O0 2.400 C o rn, h u . . (hits, h u __ Kvc, h u ___ M alt, b u . .. , Motal,........ E x p o r t s o f 10,11 ’,857 690,861 625,0 B r e a d s t u f f .* T h e follow - the . xpurt-s *.f rt.m r w b e a t an. corn from U r 1, 1808, to th e tvs|* •ctive tlaU-s in d icated : FLOCK. G 't B ritain and Ire land. o t h e r Foreign Parte. T o tal . bbls. hhls. bbls. ork , Aug. 20, 730,794 746,097 1,475,891 •re and k. “ 13, 19,998 229.894 242.992 -1 I'll in, “ 13, 7,099 75,653 K l.X t! ** 13, 882 1762233 170,115 • 1, J u n e 3o, 19,:.20 119,397 l;<8,9£; us Aug. 13, 47.440 68,349 110,79c • Is , ............... 819,44;. 1,408.023 2.228,068 1 8 0 8 ,.... 494,019 1,364,8.51 1,339,370 1 8 0 7 ,.... 114,916 H49,;t60 964.276 w 11 a a t . G’t Bri rain and Ire land. OUier Foreign P o rts. Totals. hu. hu. bu. i’ork A u g . 30 21,309,432 392,697 12,762.129 id Norfolk A ug 13 56.131 20,064 82.795 tlphln A ug. 13 47 ,oia) 36 577 83,627 *i J u n e 30 ;.9,W4« 8.379 63.822 rleans Aug 13 121,665 17,411 138,976 tals . . . . .12.654,121 477,227 1808 .. 7,518,599 379,276 1867 .. . . 531,oo.’i 50.105 G 't B ritain < itlier and Ire Foreign land. Port*. hu. bu. New York A u g . 20, 2 Balt, and X<>rtolk A ug. 18 Philadelphia Aug. 16. B o s ton .. Aug. 13. P o rtland Ju n e 30. New Orleans Aug. IS. Total. 3,290,144 .8,927,375 1867 ------ 10,155,609 93,398 71,828 62\ 492,606 379,355 1.810,339 9,379,981 10,634,974 THE MARKETS. OFFICE OF THE BUFFALO EXPRESS, » M o n day, A u g u s t 24, i860. » F u n R— 1 l u r i n g th e w e e k en d i n g th i s e v e n i n g p r i c e s h a v e lieeu g r a d u a l l y s e t t l iu g a n d s t a n d a r d b r a n d s are al*out 50c lo w e r th a n a w e e k since. T h e r e is no s p e c u la t iv e d e m a n d a n d Rales are lim ited e n t i r e l y to sm a ll l o t s f o r t h e s u p p l y of im m e d i a t e con- H u m p tive w a n ts. Q u o t a t i o n s are S p r i n g c i t y g r o u n d N o . 1 ,. . . . $ 7 .0 0 ( 4 7 .2 5 “ 2 , . . 6 .7 5 (3 7 .0 0 “ W e s t e r n , ......... 6 .5 0 ( 4 7 .0 0 “ b a k e r s , . .................................. 7 .5 0 ( 4 7 .7 5 W h i t e w i n t e r , . 7 .5 0 (4 9 - 0 0 W n e a t — R u les d u l l , d r o o p i n g a n d low e r. S a les t o - d a y 15000 b u N o . 2 M ilw a u k e e clu b a t $ 1 .4 0 ; 1500 b u N o . 1 O h io r e d w i n t e r a t 1.41 ; 20 0 0 b u No. 2 C h icago s p r i n g on p. t . C o r n — I n a c t iv e , q u i e t a n d n e a r l y n o m i n a l . S a les HOU b u p e r sam p le a t 97c an d c a r lo t s No, 1 a t $ 1 .0 2 , yellow a t $1.00. O a t s — Nominal; old is nearly o u t of m a r k e t ; n e w is saleable at about 5Hc. R y e — N o m in a l a t $ 1 .1 6 ( 4 1 - 1 8 fo r N o . 1 W e s te r n . J J a r l k v — N o n e in m a r k e t a n d no in- w - .M ii.i.ff.kd— A c tiv e in q u i r y a n d firm a t $lS5r20 fo r co a r s e ; $ 2 0 ( 4 2 2 fo r fine, an d $28<g .‘til f o r tiu ish e d a t c i t y m ills. S a les of C a n a d a b r a n a t $17 p e r t o n . R kas -Q u ie t a n d n o m in a l w i t h v e r y few in m a r k e t . S e e i «s — S c a r c e a n d n o m in a l a t $4 8« f 4 5 0 0 for tim o t h y a n d $& 50fo>9 0 0 fo r clo v e r. P r o v i s i o n s — Sc a r c e a n d v e r y fi: H e a v y m e m p o r k a t $ 5 4 5 0 ; lig h t do a t 50. H a m s — S u g a r - c u r e d ca n v a s s e d , 2i(<r22c; d o sh o u l d e r s , 15*y4lGc. L a r d firm a t 19*(420c. F is h - W h i t e is r | C K t o r o t o o , P o r t C o t t a r s . ^gs, S h rivei .City. NEW YORK. A s h e s — P o t s q u i e t , a n d u n c h a n g e d . P e a r ls d u l l a n d n o m in a l. C o t t o n — W i t h o u t d e c i d e d b h a n g e . S a les o f 500 b a l e s a t 35c fo r m i d d li n g u a l a n d s . F l o u r — R e c e i p ts o f 551*2 b b l s . M a r k e t l u l l , a n d 5 ( 4 1 0 c l o w e r . S a l e s 6 3 0 0 b b l s a t $ 5 7 5 ( 4 6 25 f o r su p e r f in e S t a t e a n d W e s t e r n $ 6 7 0 ( 4 7 20 fo r oom m o n t o choice ■ r t r a S t a t e ; $ 6 3 0 ( 4 7 4 0 fo r d o e x t r a W e s t e r n ; $ 7 25(47 50 fo r go o d to ohoioe w h i t e w h e a t e x t r a ; $ 6 7 0 ( 4 7 2 5 fo r c o a u n o n to ch o ice ro u n d h o o p O h i o ; $' (10(48 0 0 fo r com m o n to fa i r e x t r a S t. Ix>uis; $ $ 0 0 ( 4 1 0 0 0 fo r g o o d to choice, d o , clo s in g q u i e t . R y e F l o u r — Q u i e t . S a l e s of 150 b b l s a t $ 4 50 (4 6 65. C o r u m e a l— S c a r c e a n d q u i e t . W h i s k y — W i t h o u t d e c i d e d ch a n g e . S a les of 150 hfils W e s t e r n a t $1 2 5 (4 1 26 free, ch iefly a t i n s i d e p r ice s . W h e a t — R e c e i p ts 2 1 8 ,1 5 2 b u . W h e a t h e a v y a n d 2C«'3o low e r . S a les of 114,000 lm a t $1 4 5 (4 1 5S fo r N o . 2 S p r in g $1 .Vm tii I 58 fo r w i n t e r re d W e s t e r n ; $1 6o fo r am l i e r M ich ig a n ; $1 61 fo r a m b e r Ken L u c k y ; $1 64 fo r ch o ice n e w a m b e r T e n u e s s e e ; $1 7 8 fo r w h i t b K e n tu c k y . R y e - D u ll a u d h e a v y . B a rley an d B a rley i n a l t ' I h ill a n d nom inal, f o n t R e c e ip ts 72,?71 b u . G o r n d u l l au d 2 ( 4 3 c lo w e r . S a les o f 38JNNI b u a t 9 0 c ( 4 $ l (iff fo r u n s o u n d n e w m ix e d W e s t e r n ; $1 10(41 13 fo r so u n d do. O a ts - - R e c e i p t s 5 7 ,2 5 0 bu. O a ts are h e a v y an d low e r . S a les of 56 ,0 0 0 b u a t 63c fo r o ld W e s te r n ; 5 % i 6 2 c fo r n e w S o u th e r n an d W e s te r n . R ice Q u i e t a u d lirm . S a les a t 8U « /9]c for C a r o lin a . C o ffee -F ir m . S a les 600 b a g s R io on p r i v a t e te r m s . S u g a r -F irm . S a les of 510 h h d s <’ul*a 12(4 121; ; P o r t o P o r t o R ic o 200 boxes l l a v a u v a t 12*c. M o l a s s e s - - d u l l ; I INI h h d s M u s c a v e d o , P e t r o l e u m — Q u iet. S a les a t I 6 4 C for e r o d e ; 3 1 j{cfo r refined. H o p s — Q u i e t . S a les a t 9(<nl5 for A m e r i can. P r o v isio n s - P o rk d u l l attd a sh a d e low e r . S a les 37H b r l s a t $33 00 fo r n e w m e s s ; $ 3 2 55 fo r o l d d o ; $27 7 5 ( 4 2 8 50 fo r p rim e , a u d $ 3 0 5 0 (431 0 0 f o r p r im e m e s s . B e e f— S te a d y . S a l e s o f 160 b r l s a t fS 5 0 (413 50 fo r n e w p l a i n m e s s ; $ 1 2 0 0 ( 4 1 7 OO fo r now e x t r a m e s s . B eef h a m s — Q u i e t . S a l e s of 120 b r l s a t 20 0 0 ( 4 3 0 00. C u t M e a ts — Q u iet. S a l e s c f 140 p k g s a t 1 4 J @ 1 5 i c f o r s h o u l d e r s ; 17(&19o for h a m s . M i d d le s ^ - F irm . S a les o f 120 b x s ice c u r e d a t 17 MC. L a r d —D u ll a n d h e a v y . S a l e s of 335 tcs a t 1 7 (4 1 9 J c f o r ste a m ; V J ffa . 20c for k e t t l e ren d e r e d . B u t t e r — D u ll a t 1 5 (42S c fo r O h io, an d I6(<£36c f o r S ta t e . C h e e s e —S t e a d y a t ll(4 1 G £ c . C H I C A G O . H o u r - Q u i e t . S a les of S p r i n g e x t r a a t $5 50(4.5 75. W h e a t - D u l l N o . 1 lo w e r N o . 2 $1 36. lu th e afte r n o o n S a les of N o . 2 A u g u s t a t $1 31. C o m — D e c lin in g an d w e a k . S a les of No. 2 a t 8 4 J c in th e a f te r n o o n u e ller A u g u s t a n d 83.^c se l l e r S e p tem b e r . O a ts— A c ti v e a n d lo w e r . S a les of No. 2 a t 4 4 J c . R y e — Q u i e t a n d S te a d y . S a les of N o 2 a t 92}c. B a rley — N o m in a l. S a les o f N o 2 a t $1 15. Iiig h w i u e 8 — Q u i e t an d ste a d y . S a les a t $1 18@ I 19- P r o v i s io n s —D u ll a n d n o m in a lly w e a k . P o r k -S a les a t $33 6 0 ( 4 3 4 (Nl. L a r d S a les a t 18c. D ry s a l t e d sh o u l d e r s —S a l e s a t I3£@ 1 3 ‘,c; rough sid e s a t 164c; s h o r t rib s a t 16^<4 17c; h a m s a t l8 ( 4 l 8 j o . CHICAGO LIV E STOCK. B e e f c a t t l e Q u i e t a t $3 7 6 ( 4 3 90 1 T e x a u s t e e r s ; $6 2 5 ( 4 6 87 fo r good shi ping. I b i g s — D u ll a t $ 9 (HHuO 15 fo r fair m e d iu m : $ 9 8 5 ( 4 1 0 (Nl. F r e i g h t s Q u i e t . C o rn a u d w h e a t 5 to B u ffalo. M I L W A U K E E . fc’lo u r — D u ll au d u n c h a n g e d . W h e a t - D u ll. S a les a t $1 35 for N o 2 ; N o 1 n o m in a lly a t $1 39. G a ts - S te a d y a t 56c f o r new N o 2. ( o ro D e c lining. S a les of N o 2 a t 88c. R y e — N o m in a l, H a rley D u ll an d u n c h a n g e d . G r a i n F r e ig h t* N o m in a lly u n c h a n g e d . MARIN K. P O R T OK B U F F A L O . A R R I V E D ....................................... August 24. S tm r In t e r n a t i o n a l , M a y , F o r t K rie; 1 c a r h a y D W e l s h ; 3 e a r s lu m b e r W R u s s e ll 4 c a r s t a n b a r k 11 S c h u e l k o p f , Go brl* egg* 30 hogs 26 c a t t l e 2 3 c s h e e p 7 sc-ka 17 b r l s fish o w n e rs. P r o p B W Jen n e n s , P e l t e r , G r e e n B a y ; 3S1 150 f t l u m b e r M ix e r A S m itii. P ro p C o m e t, W e t m o re, G r e e n B a y ; 400 b r l s flo u r 1 to s l c h e s t N Y C R R ; 6 s c r a p i r o n 20m sta v e s 350m sh in g le s J o h n D o y le; 30 b r l s flour ( a p t W e tin o r e . F r o m W a s h in g to n H a r l io r 220 h f b r l s fish F rom M a c h in a c — 8 4 p k g s lish J n o 11 D o y le. P r o p T o n a w a n d a , Jo n e s , T o l e d o ; 13,000 b u w h e a t 84,INN) h u co m 8 0 ,(NM) f t lu m lie r W T Co. P r o p W e s tf o r d , P a p p a , P o r t H u r o n ; 164, (NN) f t lu m b e r 166,000 sh i n g le s M i x e r A .Sm ith. P r o p T io g a , S to d d a r d , T o led o ; 2100 b r l s flour 3038 shook* 111 b rl* eg g 17 b r l s ap' id e s 73 h h d s t o b a c c o 45 Ids m o ts 15 I m II s h i d e s I2(i b i s w o o l 330 p k g s oil ca k e K rie R a ilw a y . P ro p Dc.an R ich m o n d , W o lv in ,f C h ica g o , 11,608 b u w h e a t 22,421 lm c o r n 11,INK) hu c o m 5 b r l s c r a c k e r s 329 h i d e s C h a s E n s ig n ; 100 b r l s p o r k 500 b r l s flo u r N Y C I t K . F ro m H o a v e r H a r b o r —4 5 9 p k g s fish 16 b r l s oil 2 ,(AN) c e d a r p o s t s D o r m e r A A llen. P r o p M a y f lo w e r, W o o d r u ff, C h icag o ; 9,(NNl b u c o r u 10,000 b u o a t s llG o b r l s Hou ea s y at $5 75(46 0 0 . trout scarce and v e r y tirm at $5 50(45 75 p e r hf brl, q u a n t i t y governing priea*. Sea fish firm at quotations : George's Bank cod at $7 25(47 50 per 100 lbs; mackerel, turns, brls $34; hf hire. $17 50; kitte, $4 124; aalsctod, brls, $ 3 3 ; hf bris do, $17 ; kitta.da. $ 3 874; ex tra, brls, $30; do, hf brls, $ 1550 ; do, kitta. $3 75; No 1, new, bria, $29 00; do, h i bris, $15;do kitts, $37 5 ; No 2 ,toh ,$B l;M Wa, $ 1 1 ; kitta, 2 80; Yarmouth bloaters, $2 50 per 100, ooantod oat. Halibut, 14a. Labrador herring, $ 1 1 00 par bri. B u t t e r — Good to choice State dairy steady and firm at 30(432c; fancy do 33(4 35c; Western good to prime at.28(43Dc; or dinary Western 20(4 25c. C h e e s e -I n good demand and higher. Prime sells at factories at !5(4154e. In dealers’ hands here prim factory is quoted at 16e. No farm dairy in market.^ Rcc*—Western a t V K & le. P otato as*—Is full supply aad doll a t 75c (4 $ 1 00 per bri. Small Iota sell at 30(4 4(*c per bu. . . . . F r u i t — Early fruit is coming forward n , sad $5.00 per bn lartletta. Appteo active at $2.50 par bbl for sweet tod $3.50 per bbl for tort. Blackberries, wild at Hie per qt, extra at 15c. Whortleberries scarce, being driven F r o m S h e b o y g a n — 7 9 0 b r l s flo u r 6 , bis w o o l 4 ck s ash e s S Peaw* ag t . P r o p M e n d o ta, W a t t s , T o led o ; 19,000 bu w n e a t 15, INN) f t lu m lie r S h e ld o n P e a s e . P r o p O n e h la, D r a k e , C h icag o ; 14,(JIN) bu w h e a t 7850 b u co r u 5()Ui) b u o a t s 3 b r l s o il 5 k g s s h o t 25 b g s seed W T C o ; 3(10 b r l s flo u r 7 cases to r p e d o e s J(N) b r l s Hour 2 b rl* m«*ss p o r k . F ro m M ilw a u k e e 500 b r l s flour 31>rls p o r k 10 t n s s c r a p iron 30 tu b * b u t t e r 225 sck s feed W T Co. T u g P r o t e c t i o n , T a l c o tt s P t A b ino. T u g I. 11 T r o w b r i d g e , S h iv e r , F o r t E rie, lig h t. T a g C W C a r t e r , K in g s to n , P o r t C o lb o r a e , lig h t. T u g S E B r y a n t , B y e rs, T o n a w a n d a , l»arge in to w . B a r k I> W F o s ter. S y lv e s te r , T o r o n t o ; 251, .-AN) f t lu m lie r J B S m ith . Bark C ity of th e S t r a i t s , Flood, C h icago 26,246 bu c o m F ish A Bown. Barit W T G r a v e s , Wood, C h icag o ; 50,240 lat corn O L Nims. Bark C K N im s , R e id, T o led o ; 23,000 bu w h e a t 0 L N im s . Bark Annie Sherwood, R e e d . Toledo; 17, 8*7 bu wheat O L Nims. Bark Waveriy, Frederickaon, Bay (-ity, 250,0H0 ft lumber Mixer A Smith. BrigGeoM Abell, Lamphere, C lev e lan d ; 1265 brls oil Anthony A Oo. S c h r J B Penfield, G ilm o re, ( hicago; 18,- 615 bu corn Barclay, Bruce A Co. Schr Atanoophere. Anderson, Chicago, 1 7 ,’ 7GO bu corn Simons A ( nmy. S c h r O t t a w a , D o w n s , E n e ; 3(A) tm |c o a l E Madden. Schr ( omet, Coleman, Chicago; 20,060 bu corn Barclay, Bruoe A Co. Schr J W Sergeant, kibbe, Toledo; 6326 bn wheat Barclay, Bruoe A Co. Schr A lfeburjr, Knight, Vermillion, 100 too stosw Seetchsrd A Belton. Schr Flytog Wood, Alexander, New Glas- m , 9 H H d i t i e a . F a u n i a I 2.50 per bu for ft lumber N Holland. Scow Ottawa, Keilley, Port Robinson; 150 ods wood T Catena. Scow Two Brothers, C « teon, Port Robin son; 150 ods wood T Cuokm. C U U J t U ) ......................................... A u flu-t 24. S t a r International, May, Fort Erie. r n m M i . T o u w o w l o . W k C k Rime, Reed, To*edo. s t r o i t ^ C h icago. P«g H c H i a t n n , C a r r o t T o led o . H D Knot, T y l o r , Kremoat, VOI b rl, to n . S & rC a m ily, Becker, Cleveland; ano brl, lime. Schr J O Moss, Brown, Toledo. Schr R J eibba, Ellery, U e rt Huron. Sohr Tnu jport. Gage, Toledo. S c h r A f n a , C o lw e ll, CleAwland; 80(1 sa l t . Schr O v * jco, Rogers, Chicsgo; 6(A) tns coal. Sehr WsCd the Wave, W right, (’hicago. W 4 1 Sherman, McCabe, Erie. Jjchr N P^Joodell, McKoe, Forester. • xr Kate Robinson, Mack, Forester. •> *ir Rush, Flett. Buckhornk’s Dock. C ^ a a l bo»f L im e R o c k , C ro w ley , Fort E r ie . VARIOUS ITEMS. 1 SOCIAL TO TUI trVFALO RXPRHW. | VBASEL)- Passing D e t r o it . — The follow ing veasfc;s p a s s e d A u g u s t 24 u p to P. M .: ^h)w n — P r o p s B r a d b u r y . W e n o n a ; tu g M ill* w i t l six l»arges; s c h r N ig h tin g a le. I d P u p G a m s teo , E q u in o x , S t ('la i r , a m l b a r g v ; « t m r K c w o n a w ; sch r s M o n t- jte i e r , fc’r^uoe, A lfred , F r i e o t a l , Iro n s id e s , D s a d e r, Jkim u iit, S k y L e r k s j J o h u W e b b e r , S t P e t e r ; ’s a o w s L u c y , R ic h a t d , O B P rim e . A r r i v e d S c h r s M y r a u d a , M y r a , M o ses (; age. W in d - -S o u th w e s t. L a k e K h x io h t n .— F irm , w i t h m o re lo a d s U Xu vessel*, l b e o n ly c h a r t e r re p o r t e d t o d a y U t h e l iark A n n ie S h e rw o o d , ooal from E r i e t o C h icag o d . t . , a t $1 25 p e r t o n , free iu a n d o u t . A t C h i q i g o , A u g . 21, la k e freig h t s w e re d u l l s o d m i-hanged. ( 'b a r t e r s w e r e ; T o B u ffalo Fr<>ps E c lip s e a u d W a b a s h , co r n o n p . t . ; prop* Botx-oliel, B a d g e r S t a t e an d I'o t i a t a i n C ity , co r u ak 5 c .; p r o p W inslow , o a t s a t 4c. F ro m O s in e k a t o B u ffalo S c h r E s s e x , lu ijd n r o u t h e ra il a t $4 p e r m . W e a r i n g o k t h e G re e n ,.— T h e sch o o n e r M o c k ing h a s b e e n p a i n b s l g reeu . I J i s a s t e r s . — T h e b a r k A m e r ic a n G i a n t a u d s c h r P e r r y H a n n a h h a v e a r r i v e d a t ( ’hicag o lea k in g . T h e scow U u ion w a s toW e d in t o th e sam e h a r b o r S a t u r d a y w i t h lioth m a s t <1 g o n e a n d h e r b o w s sto v e in. 'I'h e s c h r ( auiecock also a r r i v e d th e r e w i t h l*otl* t o pi 11 .stn g o u e a n d h e r fo r e s a il t o r n to rib b o n s . *V11 «*f w h ich w e fin d in th e C h i cago T im e i P o r t o f C h ic a g o — A u g u s t 2 3 .— A r riv e d from B u ffalo; p r o p s W in s lo w , E c lip s e , F-A intain C it y , B a d g e r S ta t e , B o s c o b e l, W a b a s h , P o to m a c , 24,0U9 b u w h e a t , 5,600 b>- o a t s , 800 b r l s flour a n d su n d r i e s ; b a r k s P e flhtigo, X a c h C h a n d l e r , S a r d i n i a . C le a r e d for B u ffalo, p r o p T A S i o t t , Bu:7alo, 26,0 0 0 b u w h e a t , 500 b r l s of flo u r ; s c h r AJeo 11 W a u d , 28,0 0 0 h u c o r n ; rfchr W b if S S«juall, 15,000 b u co r u . P o r t o f M il w a u k e e — A u g u s t 2 1 .— A r riv e d from B u ffalo, p r e p s E c lip s e . C leared for Buffalo^ p r o p s O n r id a , 5 0 0 b r l s flour, 32 p k g s butte*-, 215 s k s feed , 10 t o n s of s c r a p iro n , s u n d t . A s h o r e ^ T h e sch o o n e r A n n i e V o u g h t, coa] l a d e n fro m E r ie t o C h icag o , ra n ash o r e o n M id d le Isla n d , L a k e H u r o n , la s t W e d nesd a y n i g h t d u r i n g a d e n s e fog. T h o t u g M a g n e t w a s s c u t to h e r assista n c e . S h e 1- d su s t a i n e d u o serio u s d a m a g e a t l a s t a c co u n ts. CoLLUUc^pf.— T h e scow C u r lew , ladexi w i t h Iu i u I j ^ - , collide*I w i t h th e tu g J . 1*. C la r k o n S u n d a y . T h e scow su s t a i n e d p r e t t y sev e re d a m a g e , a u d w a s to w e d in to D e tr o it f o r re p a ir s . A no t ii - ki : S a i i . ok D r o w n e d . — J o h n B row n , a sailo r on b o a r d t h e sch o o n e r B. R . Loom is, of R a c ine, H a s k n o c k e d over- l*oard h y th e fore boout of th e v e s s e l on : -tu r d a y m i m i n g a t a b o u t 4* o’clock, six • ties n o r t h o f G r o s s P o in t. I ►•-ceased wa* au l'!ugl;*htnau hy ln r t h . C a p t . J . M. J o n e s , of th o IxNtmi*, does n o t k n o w • b o t h e r t h e u u f o r tu n a t o m a u leav e s a fa m ily o r n o t . H o w ^ s d r o w n e d im m e d iately . l,os* o f an U n k n o w n P r o p e l l e r . — T h e c* i t a i n o f th o p r o p e ll e r R o a n o k e s t a t e s t l - t t ou T u e s d a y ev e n in g , aln m t fo u r m iles • •I1 M a d ison d o c k , Ijtke fcirie, t h u wreck of a -im p e ller wa* dis*:«>v«-re<l, w i t h o n ly th e * 1 >oke *tacl o u t o f w a te r . l i e ha<l u o op- |* r t u u i t y r.f rc p o r t i u g a t a n y m tcrm c x liate |N*rt, h u t h as g iv e n su c h in f o r m a tio n to p r i s i n g vessels as he possessed. A R e l i c . — T h e d i s a s t e r r e s u lt i n g in th e \r s o f th e s t e a m e r M o rn in g S t a r w a s fr U g h t w i t h in c i d e n t s t o o p a i n f u l l y v iv id tu h a v e p a s s e d from th e m e m o ry of o u r rC s lers. O n t h a t m e m o r a b le occasion, M r. \) • B. W a t s o n , t h e h e r o ic eu g in e e r , r e m a i n ed u n t i l t h e n o b le s t e a m e r to o k h e r final p lu n g e , an d w a s sav e d in a re m a r k a b le m a n n e r , a f t e r clin g in g to a la d d e r fo r sev e r a l h o u r s iu a s t a t e of o n l y p a r ti a l co n s c io u s ness. T h i s lad d e r w a s a few d a y a since p ick e d u p >11 th e lieach n e a r B lack riv e r , an d h a s com j in t o th e poMtes*ion o f M r. W a t s o n , w h “# reco g n ized i t b y t h e e n d lieing b r o k e n in sLr p e c u l ia r m a n n e r . I t w ill be p ite d b y h> n as a relic, n o t w i t h s t a n d i n g -itr p a i n f u l tte f r n a t i o n s . John B. fm tth , fo r repairing aewer In Seneea trcct 4 crusuag e f KrankMn Erect. Joh n O. N s iith, for rspairiisr Stein m e r ia Pa k atrvwi, bstwwea V irg inia and A 11 m s n e u Juha O Sm ith, fo r fwpairtaE sewer and rereirer at jiinct 'n a o f Frana and Norton ArceU . John O. Sm ith, fo r conatnirtiiwr aewer and receiv er, with |<aU)nt c u t urwn \tench trap, at m>rtbea»t ■-••nier Pcnuaylvania and Thirteenth •trot# (prr m n tract). John O Sm ith, lo r rejMUrii>^ main e m in Peart rtreet, about R & feet north s f Ssnem rtreet. John O. Sm ith, fo r repairhur arwer ami receiv»r at wmthweat corner o f Gctteaee atreet ami T a m e r . Th«wna» l% r t , for repairing aewer and receiver at nortliweet corner Seneca and T a y lor atreet*. Thoma* Dark, for conatnictiug acaer ami receiver, with caat iron h tench trap, at aouthwcatrrly cornar «>f Ghio ami Waatilngtoa atraetM. Th.tmaa Dark, fo r o|>enlng. cleaning and repairing aewer In Elm atreet, and conetracting aewer fr.* i northweat corner of Eagfo Elm atreet s t „ con lH-ct With main aewer in Kim street. Tlionue Dark, for cleaning an.l repairing a t a r i m d receiver, and placing oast iron atench trap there in , at amithweat corner Clinton ami Elm alrccta. John W annop, for c .natru,-tinir a cement tlh- in cast ahle of Fifth str.H»t, from the -e«rr iu Je . « , . street mvrtherlv U> w ithin 110 feat aouihorly from th N-'utii line o f Y o r k street Geo. Hiller, for movitii; aevrer and receiver at th X. K. corner of Ellicott ai*l Tiqiper street* into ||u« pavement an.l placing cast-iron stcttch trap , for rc|MUriiic •t, Itetaeeu Sir. r repairing -i.l. walk Georgia T H E C A N A L . A R R I V E D .............. W e s t e r n C h ief, F r a n k Y a g e r, A W N u t t o n , W D Hoff, *1 C F r e n e h , R M Race, T h r e e Bells, G G ( l a r k 1 c w is A lie ih r a u d , Julia, M E Tud.1, lap i d , 1 'A J H a s l e t , C ity , 1* C C 'liffo n , A s a (!o v e llt H e len Yal«^ W m ( ox, ('LEAKED ........................ ....................... Aug. 2- M E U o v e ll, ( ioodaell, A d d i e S c o tt, A C l^am e reaux, J N S c a tc h e r d , B e lfast, W m T M u lh a ll S o m e rset, J a * N o x o n , A d d a S to le, W W A llen , E ./ B a r n a r d , A u s t in S c o tt, H e n r y C C r u s e , N e llie B C a rd T N V a u V a l k e n b u r g , W m ( 'e r e . .August 24. C K W o l c o tt , lu m b e r , T rey, J W MiV h e l l , do do. A u g u s t a , 7,4(Nl b u w h e a t , do. M a r y Jat»,e Ijtn e , lu m b e r , do. S e a r s A C. a r k , d o A llian y E l l i o t t F Senn, d o do. M e d w a y ,<8,250 b u co r n , T r o y . D H o w a r d , lu m b e r , do. F r a n k Y t g o r , 8,4(N) bu co r n , do. C T B e t tley , 3500 w h e a t a n d stav e s S y racu i e. A E Dum « 7600 w h e a t, T ro y . A B W i h is, lig h t, T«#nawonda. J I’ J o r d f a lum l#er, A lb a n y . A K W o l o t t , 8200 co r n , S y racu s e . A n n a H e n -aett, igNN) c»*r« T r e y K e a rsag e , 7493 w h e a t . T r e y J B A rno, i , r o d , l> ick p o r t. ltosc<#e C a sk iin g , 8200 co r n , '1’roy. T K L e o n rd , lu m lie r , U tica. W a r r i o r , H (W co r n , T ro y . M a r y A GRdy, lu m lier, A l b a n y . Ella A D a n a , 8(NI0 c o r n , T ro y . m G e s e , 77<N) d o do. il I O w o i s , lu m b e r , do. ] ' C’ ( liffb u i, 7767 co r n , J o r d a n , i>an Looof i, 7100 w h e a t . Hoc h e a ter, •arah K 11 7703 corn. T r e y f’hos N e v ^ v r . 7500 w h e a t , T ro y . C I T Y 1J0YERNM ENT. A l*--k PaM ] r t e d l a g * i f t h e < o m m o n f a fo r r t C T A L . J *(W C i ) N N O N ( O U N C I L , B i n alo, Aug. A t 2 oVl. fOSCLDUCD | W el#, for % /tivtr.f-tinv ’*-r»-l culvwrt arro m ck >tr«et, akyut 040 feet M>utlweljr of W ilia n i rtrrrt. rf ku - ' U'-H ,»»v, I rff rainug the gutter oo «a.*t aide S iU » r » »tre. t , I uth .if AllwiiV »t'.-*-t, t.. euaiile th* water V- pa-»« f i H y into th« v » r r u u l receiver at ■eiuth « o m - r N aod Allwnv 4r»*t,. Phi>l‘p V ri*lrtiUi(J(, f.«r 1 on»trucliug w o o l culvert roetiagaCa -treat. Letweru Fa mer and Auatia ■treets BcIN'tmJ to C o m y t t a r ow S e e T e m t o r r . “ \ A llen , L-r rapwtnuc w a e r ia Cherry »tre»-t, le t wee u Hickory ai J L n a v ii 4 r w u . Gorte, for re e fn n g aewer in north vide of 0linhe>, al»»ut 22S - e t want >A Jcffrrvon atreet. Wai*4««(fc,forre|» ying aewer and re*wivet arxithwert M iri.igan an^ Batavia vt recta. Holloway, 1*0 placing a platform aL.ee over ■er and rere ver on northerly aide Gcneaee atreet, between Michigan and Sprue* atre-rt.. John o Nmith, f. / c.M d n ictiaff brick aewer iu h m a p lT u ii* *treet*fruoi ita termination and Twelfth •tree! to *u«fh*rlj l'oe per you tract to North atraet • •f ucw therein. Kefem-d to O .m tnKU v on Sower*. Thos. McDonough, for coiirtructing .-r.e^walk jAcrmc, Miam i Ktnvt on cast \itlc of A U I n < oh street. Tln»s M. LV.Hough,for is>nstni. ting, r. walka.-ixiw Mackinaw stn-et on emtaide <4 AUhaun treet. W h itm o re, Pathlm u A Co., for re|uiriug nidewalk • •n northerly »kk »1 M o liawk etns-t, between Morga strc«‘t and a |N>iut 40 feet westerly lhert*froni. W h itm o re, Kathhum A Co., for n*|iairitig nide\ra on southerly aide o f Niagara street, between Vinrini ami M:ir\ land streets. Whitmore, R a lh l'u r r A Co. 011 north sale ef Niagara stre« Mary laud streets. W hitmore, R a thhuni A Co. on northerly aide \ f Niagara street, U ‘tu and Carolina stns-ts. Isaac llolk.way, for repairing side and crosswalk* and resetting curbing Itntween the west wide <>f Del* ware street and the aouth sklc of (leneeee street uu Niagara Square. Isav Holloway, for taking up and relaying ti.e stone sidewa'.k 011 the iiorGi side of Seneca sire lls * feet east of Elli.s.tt street to a |>oint 192 easterly therefrom. Isaae Holloway, for re a ring sidewalk on north vide of Court »treet, lietween Mam and •treets, per coiitraet. Isaac llollow m , for eoii.strnetiiig a stone crowNival acrosK I'earl street, on the aubtherly aide of A llen •treet, per iHUitract. Ivaac Holloway, for eoiistructlqg a tlmgging »tonr crtMbwalk across Eleventh street, ex tended on w«»t erly »ide o f Carolina streot, |>er contract. Isaac IlalIowa) . for repairing aide uud crosswalks and revetting cui Mug hetwwen the eaaterD «kle of Niagara street and the west sialc of Delaware atreet on Niagara Square. Isaac Holloway, for repairing side and croawalks and resetting curbing lietwsan the north side of Mourt kireut ami tiie w e t side of Niagara atreet, on Niagara Square. Isaac Hotloway, for repairing side an I crosswalk and resetting curbing between the westerly aide of Delaware street ami tbe north side of OeiteM-e street, « mi Niagara Square. Isaac Holloway, for r<-|iairing side and • rotwwalka and resetting curbing between the south Hide of Court atreet and the east side of Niagara street, on Niagara Square. Isaac Holloway, fo r repairing 'ide ami ertMh.walk* and resetting curbing lietween the north hh I w 4 Genesee iatrcet and the south side ef Court street <•• Niagara Stpure. Issac Holloway, for re|*niring ai.le and crows walks and reaetting curbing between the south aide of GeuetMW street and the north side of Court •treet, on Niagara Square Isaac Holloway, for repaying side and croaswalka and re.seting curbing, hetwis-n the w o t side o f Niag arn street and the ea<4 aide of Delaware stns-t, ot. Niagara Square. Isaac Holloway, f«*r constructing a da#n;\«g stone coMHwalk across Wret Market stn-et, alN.ut I?*# feet s«'iith of Perry atreet, per contract. I '.uu' Holloway, for iv| soring nLuic ci'\«swalk across Fly street, on thu we»terly side Maidru Lane. i'*a<- Holloway, for re|Ktiring st4,i„. eroaswalk acros' Chippewa stn-et, on t iie easterly s.d«- In-la w are stres-L Whitm o re, Itathhuu k d i .fo r eoti'trurtm g a \tone crosswalk acnwM Seneca street, oa the Wen ter l> sidn of Pearl street. Kelerradl to the Committee ou Side and Cross walks. John t). Smith, for constructing tile m-wur on tha easterly aide of lltiffal\ and Aurora lloud, froiu Hnf falo creek to a point I.'*) feet easterly, am Pfownlng gutters from a |s>iiit If*) feet easterly linffalo creek t il a |N>int 4fi0 easterly I h S e a * ! M J Gallaglter, for a b a t i. J ' skle of Alabama street. 2.'» feel '* feet deep, commencing 150 feet aoino of Mat:kiTi« street. II. J. Gallagher, for ahat iug a ntiisaiM-ii on north skle of Elk street, 40 feet trout and rear and lf>2 feet deep, commencing 1 00 feet ea-t of Chicago street. M. J. Gallager, for almtiug a n u ie iu a <ui north aide of Mackinaw street, 31] feet front aud rear and 13s feet deep, commeiu iltg USD feet West ol Alab tma street. Rwferrtsl to Committee on Sanitary Mea-urea. Fred. Greiner, for repai ing puuip to well corner o f Perry aitd Rod Jacket Uect«. F r e l. Greiner, for repairing pum p to well corner > tauten and Lovejoy street*. Fred. Greiner, for repairing |Miiup to well cot ner o f Tapper and Delaware streets. Freil. Greiner, for re|iairing |>dmp to well at junc tion of Seneca and hwan atreet'. P h ilip Seaeeubrenner, for repairing pump t<« well com e r o f Irfxiisiana and Exchange st reet# Ph ilip Senaenbretiner, for repairing pump to wall •orner of Gentsea and I h u stns-te P h ilip Hensetibrenner, for repairing pump to well oor o f South Division and Piue streets. P h ilip Senacnhranncr, f<»r repairing |winip to well on Chicago a tract, hetweeu Seneca and P»la»m street s. Ph ilip Senbcnhmmcr, for repairing pump te wt 11 corner of Fulton and Hayward street\. P h ilip Sensenbrenner, for re|NAiring pump to w. II corner o f W ill am ami I* ne •tre'-Ls. Ph ilip Benaeribn-nner, for repairing pum p to w. !I com e r of Vennont ami Thirteenth 4 r e t« Ph ilip Senaeubrentier, for repwriug pom p ta well a iru e r of Piue and Hwau strecto. P h ilip Senaenhrenner, for reftairing pim p to wall on N inth street, lietween York and Jersey street*. Ph ilip SetAMeubreuuer, for repairing pmup to wrii at Junction <4 Pearl, Erie and Swan street* Thomas D a rk,for repairing sewi rs A for M a le . De|SArtm' nt. J W. l'rim rn, for old tarred rope. Merchants' Wefcteru Line, for t r v i g e p - ^ , ,,j laid . W. L. Robinaou, for feed for Si 1 peri 11 teiulcut's boree. Jacob W illiain\ fo r repairi ng pwem eut in W illiam treet over water pipe between Cedar and Prait atreet*. Cornell Lrad Co., for pig lead (20>ai lin.) Capebuid, Rathlnin a Co., for aewrr pi|>«. Neaman Yusburgli A Baker, for re|ie, block, <i# Krn-t Kline, for hydrant box--* for Water Lb-part ment. John O. Smith, for pl-o'iug grate ov .r aew« r and receiver U> well (Mi north Waaliington atraet, l i d s w u B ie l and Korost a»anoe*. Keferred to Committee on Water tieo. H Wardwell, for loostey rxiw u d c l ii > return iiig rej«*-ted plan* m u I a|ieciAcatious for improving water » \ r t *. y m. k A lire (two account*), for lurks, ker*. Ar Janie* P. Ilill for rc|iairing furnace a. a\otb end of the C ity building. P.riMt Rearer A llro , for stationery funiiahed tha C ity Clerk. U l.vman B. Smith, for acrviore aa C rier (4 ti.c Bu porter Court o f Buffalo. Falrey, f .r formal.b,g dedc for A e w s ' i O • See. Bryea,f«#radver1isiegfor E e V n s r <4TaXe« Jobu S. Graoibv, for lighting ami ' leaning • !o. k u» Young Meia'n Aasodation iHiikling Referred to UomnnUee ou Claim* Tbe following resolution* were <4 fated hy uuan. ue ia c o n t e n t. By Aid. B Y R N S Tliat U » remduti'Mi |a«w J at t iw last a m t n g of Uie Council ordering a piank x.iewalk to be tain tru. tod <hi tli* enat A t e nl Alabama street, IM) f M oulbcrly fr.mo Mackinaw -.trewt, l a and the mourn 1 . hereby rewind#*1 A'd A U C H I N V O L K umveil tliat the raaotettea ha referred to the O Mount toe on Sole and Croaaanlks. Canted. Aye* A id A llen , A tnhem e , A u c h lntole, Rain, Carmichael, Deitzer. M iller, M .rae, Sauer, Sirret U . Noe« -A id . Byrna, Cltaiuhera,Keenan, Sbeeban- 4. By A id. G I S I L That the owners of land oa Uie Oenesee street K U m m u q , Imtween Um westerly line id Walden ■trewt am i Um William s ville road, have w yen and work tha aaaaw at Umir \ * • e«»«mar, aadcr Um darecUon of the Btreet Goausaiwa^mr By Aid. M I L L E R Tbat tha Superintendent A the Buffalo Water Work* be and he ia hereby directed to canao water pipe to to laid Inside of Urn curb Unoa on both aulas Washington etreot, between High and Tupper
