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BUFFALO EXPRESS. MONDAY. MAY t t t ) L CITY V I C I N I T Y P O M M l — H < » - A . M. In tow B k t u r d . f « . « ! « * . *4«<foP“ ‘ « 1 *1 U n , p u p , _ _______ T n P A » n . - T » r c o a r t H o u r o Pm rk u m a n l chM rful- T b * cb i l d r r n mre t h c r c - fcra bb p y r rn* U k « » t e . OCT q . B e p a i \ . — T be eW ewelk .lo n g tbe a o a u ltd \ <# V l r g i n l , etreet, betw een M ein ■treele, i , in verjr be»l eon- T.e . e n e t t —T h e police o f tb e T b i n l F * 4 .fo o t ra p o r t tb e b j - < l r . n t e t tb e c o r * / . ” f f M h i i | t 0 B a n d C h ip p e w a IjcaA JflTT-— F h s e b e A . prim m er, aged I w natT i f r a Ttare w i s i r * * 1* 1 «®*«w*®y b y P a t r o l m a a O’B r i e n o f «•« * * * * * P r e c ‘n c t ’ I Wp* locked u p t o a w a i t dta- & t k i k k . - f h e w o r k m e n on tbe E r ie K. B .. f r o m * ® \ L a n c a s t e r , we undersUnd* s t rook I b r an in c r e a s e o f wage# last week. A o*W f a n g w a a s e t to w o rk and the com p a n y e x p e r i e n c e d n o delay. LO D O E M .— Altogether thirty-three ap p lican t* w a r e allow e d sh e l t e r an d lodgings a t th e P o lice S tatkm h o u s e e F r id a y and S a tu rd a y n i g h t s ; fifteen at No. One, tw e lve a t N o . T w o , tw o i a t N o . T h r e e , tw o at No. F o u r , a a d t w o a t N o . F iv e . S u d d e n D e a t h . C a p tain M e n c h o f th e can a l b o a t “ K e ld e r bo u e e ,” died v e r y eo d d e n ly on boartJj*” b o a t l y i n g a t t h e lo o t o f Genesee • t r w * r h * body w a e c o n v e y e d t o K r a f t 's dea*® oulie d ir e c tio n of C o r o n e r V s a g h a n . - * 0 W,U bo,d an in q n e e t. _________ _ F o o k d D k . i w k R ^ ^ c.t. r . l .y forenoon th e deed body ot a » M 7 et unknown woman w a a fo u n d f t l f l r f I® the E v a n s Slip. C o ro n e r Y a u g b o a c a u s e d tbe body to be conveyed to C r o w ley ’s dead-house. A n ex a m in a t io n w i l l b e n * d e by Hector. M e c k e y en d W ll- lo u g b b y , afte r which an inquest w i l l b e held. IE a F i t . — S h o rtly after five o’clock yes te r d a y afternoon, Officers L a n g and Baruea o f tb e T h i r d P r e c i n c t , discovered a man ly in g in a convulsive fit on Franklin street. T h e y co n v e y e d kirn to the station house w h e r e b e w a e attended hy D o ctor W etm o .re W h e n p a r t i a l l y reccnered he gave h u name ae W illiam Barnett snd said he belonged in N e w T e r k city. ______ S e q u e l o r t h e L o c k p o k t T r a g e d y . T h e teleg r a p h b r i n g s u s in tellig e n c e t h a t W m . B o llo c k , t h e y o u n g m a n w h o w a s s h o t In th a t c i t y by A r a a t u s K. P i e r c e seven w e e k s ag o , died S a tu r d a y ev e n in g . H e lay in a v e r y p r e c a r io u s co n d itio n fo r o v e r a m o n th , b u t lately w e h a v e b e e n g iv e n t o u n d e r s U n d t h a t co n f id e n t ho p e s w e r e e n t e r tain e d of h i s u l t im a te r e c o v e r y . A r r a i g n e d . — Christian H a b crle, the d n v e r of the b r e w e r y w a g o n w h ich ran o v e r and killed the little girl A g n e s F r a w - le y , on B u r w e ll Place, last Tuesday noon, h a v i n g been indicted by the G rand J u r y for m a n s l a u g h t e r , w a s arraigned in tbe Super io r C o u r t Saturday. He plead not guilty, a n d w a s let to bail in tbe sum o f $ ,'>00 for h i s appearance from day to duy. L a r c e n t . — Saturday evening about the hour of ten o’clock. Patrolm a n H o ran, of th e Third P r e c inct, observed a woman pass in g along Main street w itli a large bundle. H e r m a n n e r led him to believe that all was n o t r i g h t , an d accordingly he arrested her o n suspicion of having stolen the clothing W h ich UlO b u u d lo IHMitalwwA -k * W - - *■*-• nam e as Sarah M o rrissey. Subsequently the officer ascertained that tbe property bad been stolen from a servant g irl at the G e n esee House. T lie prisoner w a s committed to jail. T h e N e w P o l i c e .— T ho n e w Police Commissioners w ill be appointed and sworn In to-day— doubtless the same w h o bave hitherto held the office, Messrs. Cutting, C o u r ier and Best. W c infer that there w ill b e a slaughter of some fifty or sixty mem- u > a oC IUU ISM) AUICU J*T1 tl UU 1U»M o v e r been suspected of Republicanism — m o stly of the rank and file, but some higher heads w ill doubtless come dow u , probably in c lu d in g those of tw o C a p U ins. Blit little ch a n g e Is lik e ly to b e made In the detective corps. _______ _______ P o l i c e B k c o r d .— A ccording to the re p o r t s o f t b e P o lice C a p U i n s th irty-tw o per sons w e r e ta k e n in t o cu s to d y du r ing the tw e n t y - f o u r h o u r s en d i n g a t six o’clock yes te r d a y m o rn in g . T w e n ty - o n e of the pris o n e r s w e r e charged w ith drunkenness and d iso rd e r ly co n d u c t, four w ith larceny, one w i t h i n s a n i t y , o n e w ith m a n slaughter, and th r e e w i t h assa u lt and b a t t e r y ; tw o w ere a r r e s t e d on peace w a r r a n U . Nine cases were h e l d f o r i n v e s t i g a t i o n a t th e P o lice Court. T h e W a f c h H o u s e J u s t i c e s im p o s e d fine* to th e a m o u n t o f o n e h u n d r e d a n d ten d o llars. r ab o r t lim a , t o *»? n o t h i n * w a l a r , oi th a r l r e r i mini lmkea ter 40 p u r p o -m W — S a n n . ° f com . u r o f moat pmrmtlvely •>*\\’ 4“ ^ r the „ XTyaiT mod be “ ‘ . r T r ^ “ d \ “ ■> • ° ” 4 “ * \7 7 h t d i lu t e .- .tro n g c r beverage., pro- d J L d a o l ,,*uke* ’ *nd , l ' m i l ' nK e i i \ . _ f O y violent dimrrha-a, c a u sing many f° L m to discard iU use altogether. I f .\^ i n a t io n bas done this, pray tell A h * t w ill be the effecU o f tbe reality.” T H E C O B B - D O W E L O P E M E N T . FURTHER PARTICULAR* DISPOSITION OF TML AU RAartD V n t u r imua uf F r id a y m o rning w e pub- 11,bad tome .naount of tbe r o .u d .lu u . elupe- m eot u( Doctor A lblou Cobb, r r in t lp a l of lire W ilton Anadem y, o f W ilbur, M e., . n u n forty-five year, of .g a and having a w i . e . * four children, w ith one o f h i , p u p il * - * * 4? L. U o w , a g irl of eighteen. T h o « * * “ created a lively intore.t w ith UK*®1***4 fu4 raaaon of It, ronrotlon.l cb a — ‘ v r L .tk . and the prevtou. htgh repuLatb* aud 1 ™ “ ° “ \ ' Ure perron. their a r r e .t „ u Saturday telegraphed in t h i. city tV a LnKUX Z . o , - ^ of h i . ue- for tbe p u r s e r Ff0iu binJ w e learn the f ^ ’ ^ h K T o l y hi,tory of tb i. affair w h ich f o u g h t wrctchcdursa to nrany h e a r t* Yesterday afternoon } l n tbe village o f Farm ington, seven m iles from W ilion, and w h ich is still her parenU home, Mary D o w wa# born and brought up. s!ie was known to all, and all looked upon her a# a young g irl against w b o m no word «,f reproach could be brought. She, tbree years ago, became a m em b er o f tbe Congre- gationalist C h u rch, sad w a s looked upon os one of the w o r thiest of the flock. A b o u t a year ago the W ilton Academ y w as first opened. I»s m a n a g ers ioand considerable difficulty io finding a person of sufficient high culture to fulfil tbo duties o f the P r in - cipalsbip, and w h o could bring w itb him a reputation w h ich should be an assurance of tbe excellence o f tbe institution. F in a lly D r . Cobb cam e, bringing w ith him the very highest recommendations both as to intellec tual and moral c h a racter, given him by tbe most prom inent and influential men of tbe State, and bi» oiler o f services w a s accepted w ith avid ity. H e w a s a man of high attain ments, being especially w e ll versed iu Latin, G reek and H e b r e w , as w e ll as the modern languages. H e w a s tbe head of a fam ily com p rising his w ife and four children wbo resided iu tbe village o f W e b b s M ills, tow n of fiasco, about forty m iles from W il ton. W h e n the academ y opened Doctor Cobb’s fine r eputation as a classical scholar influenced M r. D o w to scud bis daughter to tbe institution that she m igh t com p lete her already w e ll advanced education in Latin and G reek. F o r a long lim e she had been an iu v a lid, and as such she w as especially placed under the charge of the doctor, who, in addition to bis other acquirem ents, is a -killed physician. F r o m that tim e until the •lay of tbe elopement she remained at tbe academ y. W ben she had been there but a few days the P r in c ipal informed ber tbat she w as far in advance o f her class in her •studies, and that if agjreeable he would thereafter bear her recite b«r lessons in her room. T h a t w a s probably the commencing step of all the evil that w a s to como after. On tbe 7th of A p r il, the m onth just en d \ !, M a r y D o w left W ilton, and proceeding alone to Portland there by ar. rangem ent m et D o ctor Cobb at tbe Preble llo u -c, u n i together they left in a i city for parts unknow n out to them selves. T h e A c a d e m y bad l>een closed before the proper ending o f the term lor the alleged reason that tbe D o ctor was obliged to proceed at once to the city of G ardiner, ou the Kennabec, w h ere, as was generally know n , be had been engaged for the ensuing year as principal of a high school. M a ry w a s to have returned to F a r m ington, her home, tbe follow ing week in order to secure a short sea-on of rest before P o l i o e C o u r t .—A t tb e P o li c e C o u rt^ S a t u r d a y , A n n i e G . M a r ti n w a s arra i g n e d o n ch a r g e o f g r a n d larc e n y in stealin g a w a tc h an d m o n e y , a l t o g e t h e r am o u n t i n g in v a l u e t o forty-five d o llars, f r o m G e o rg e C a r\ s o u . She en te r e d a p l e a o f n o t g u i l t y , an d -w a iving ex a m in a t io n , w a a l e t t o ball i n t h e l u n o f s e v e n h u n d r e d d o llars. J o h n M c M a n u s acknow ledged having b e a t e n N ich o las M o rris, and for that otlunse w a a fined flve d o llars. N ich o las U h l l , charged w ith attem p ting to ateal f r e i g h t from one o f the W h i t e Line ca r e on t h e C e n t r a l ro a d , was convicted and sen ten c e d to im p r i s o n m e n t at th e W o rk M o u se for t h i r t y d a y s . F i r m . — A t e lev e n o’cloek Saturday fore n o o n th e co ttag e No. 79 Seventh street, o w n e d by W illiam C. Russell and occupied h y M re. F l o r a F a t u m , took fire from a de fe c tiv e ch im n e y . T h e alarm w as given fk e m S ig n a l B o x No. 53, but before tbe arri- vaD a tU to-F ire D epartm e n t the flames were ex t i n g u i s h e d b y th e application o f a few b o e k e t a o f w a te r . — A t tw e l v e o 'c lo c k S a t u r d a y n i g h t tb e t w o ato ry fram e b u i l d in g N o . 138 B a tav ia • t r e a t , ow n e d an d o c c u p ied as a co p p e r and ti n sh o p b y J o h n W . K lain g h o u s t, to o k fire a n d w a a to t a l l y d e s tro y e d , t o g e t h e r w i t h t h e to o e k , to o ls an d m a c h in e r y w h i c h it con ta t n o d . T h e loes a o t h e b u i l d in g w a s ab o u t 9700, a n d o n t h e •ife t e n ts $2,000. In s u r e d o n l y fo r $800 i n th e ‘'G e r m a n i a ” o f N e w Y o r k . T h e ala r m w a a g iv e n fro m B o x No. M a t F i r s t . —T h i s is a d a y U r th e evo- lu t io n a o f t h e w h e e l o f tim e h a s R * tam o r- phoeed m o a t s i n g u la r l y . T h e r e w a a a t i m e w h e n M a y D a y w a a th e o n e b r i g h t , jojfcqg festiv a l o f th e y e a r ; w h e n th e sin g in g 01 b i r d s , t b e p e r f b m e o f tb e flow e rs an d tb e b s p p y f e s tiv ities o f th e y o u t h s an d m a idens co m b in e d t o m a k e t h e d a y o n e o f cheerftal — t t d p a t t a n a a a d m e r r y re a l i s a t i o n . N o w t h s aaU s ip a tio n Is n o t so ch e e rf u l o a d th e re a lizatio n la w o r s e . In p l a c e e f th e b ir d s , t h e flow e rs a n d t h o / e s t iT - ltiea, w e h a v e d u s t, noisy courts, f e i s b c d fu r n i t u r e an d a n g r y h o u s e k e e p e r ^ w i t h a little ■ w e a r in g t h r o w n i n b y w a y O f c o n d i m e n t . I t w o u ld ' t a k e a facile an d g r a p h ic P * n t o describ e t h e fe s tiv ities o f M ag first i n • larg e c i t y , an d th e n w e d o u b t t f justice e o a k l b e d o n e t h e su b ject. L i k e tb e tradi* «fo«al good p lay t h a t th e c r i t i c w r it e s up w i t h o u t aoelng, m o v ing d a y “ m u s t b e seen t o bo ap p r e c i a te d .” H a m b u r g h C a n a l a s a n O o m l a k t AMD a B e v e r a g e . — U n d er th is aonU ea tb o B u ffalo M e d ical Journal of this m o n t h ta l k a as follow s o f th e Hamburgh C a n a l: 44 I f t h o H a m b u r g h C a n a l ia to bo d a m p e d In t b o riv e r ab o v e t b e inlet to o u r room s e ta. I t lo b u t Ih i r t b a t o n r e i t i s e n a h a r e dno m v tto e , w h e n th o y w i l l b e a t l i b e r t y to ope l t n r n o t 00 th e y o r e b e e t. I f l t is p u t an y w h e r e l n N i a g a r a river, i t « o n r » f M . In t o U t e O n b r i o , o n t b r a n c h th e O n r I . . m i l a n d in t o t t e A t l a n t i c f t m O l n m n i l in i l i i n * t h in d H i - n f a n n r . f i n , In I t e n — c . f t f h l n p r t n - O j l t h y t r i t r n r a t l o n . b o t h t e n d t t e A t - h r o . r o r t — 1 . ^ , -------- w h ich had of tne (ltsinc . t e a M . r -I n i a s n do r. O f th o g i r l b o t l i t t l e n r a d b e w r it h r a . She U o f l * . « r a * . J c f r a o o f w e ll bred .o d In r tr n c f o d , bn t o o . of t t a t weak and e r a ll j influenced d u . “ h o - ^ . a o r r . i . n o t o f lu e l f to « - ,o r a M i r a t i o n , l n n h o m e o f re ti r e m e n t , w e ll w itched in d ffubtad, m a jb o e h . m»> bereeiter d w e ll in M fety e n d pHee. A M I s E M M t i A C A D * i r r O r m w i u . On S » turd*jr U . t th e r r g u l . r J r a . rustic MMOn Arm d em yof w ith tb . fcOOnotion of Mr ment. J » * to be regretted tbm tbe »udi c m * . «rr the I i . l .tx n igh t, b . v e not beeu but In looking brok o T . r t h . f f m S u . ju lt pmto J . * « “ >“ •* *dral1 lk a t tbe MMOO ol ltnu-Tl bm l*en r e r , in t . r i . t U g aud profitable. Monday evening, Septem b er 5tb, F o x A D e n ier’s tro u p e o p e n e d t h e b a ll w i t h • • T h ree Blind M ice,” T h e i r te r m w a a o n e w e e k , and was followed by th e f o llo w in g : C h a s . W jn lb a m and L o u isa M o o re c o m b i n a t i o r , one w e e k ; R o s e and H a r r y W a t k i n s , one- w e e k ; M rs. D . 1*. B o w e r s , tw o w e e k s ; E d w in A d a m s , o n e w e e k ; A l b e r t A i k e n , o n e w e e k ; K i ra lly s , o n e w e e k ; B r i t i s h B londes, ou e w e e k ; Jo e . K . E m m e t , o n e w e e k ; K i t t y B lsn c b a id a n d J o h n D u n n , o n e w e e k ; D o m in ick M u r r a y an d w ife, o n e w e e k ; A n n a W a i te a n d W.*. H . L e a k e , o n e w e e k ; Janaufecheck, o n e w e e k ; J . S. C la r k e , o n e w e e k ; L o l t a , tw o w e e k a ; Jo s e p h M u r p h y tw o w e e k s ; M rs. D . P . B o w e r s , oue w e e k ; John E . O w e n s , o n e w e e k ; G e r m a n O p e ra, three n igbte; B lack C ro o k , tw o w e e k s ; M a g g ie M i tc h e l l ,o n e w e e k ; J . C . C a m p b e ll, one w e e k ; L i t t l e N e ll, o n e w e e k ; K e lly A L e o n , one w e e k ; N o r m a n H o l l y , five nigbte, K . T . S tetso n , o n e w e e k ; F r a n k M ayo, o n e w e e k . N e x t w*sek tbe theatro w ill be closed m o stly for repairs. It is the intention of the m apagcrs to m o v e tbe b o x office aw a y from the centre of the hall, and place it at the side in the store tbis side o f the theatre entrance. T b is arrangem ent w ill g iv e tbe w h o le w idth of the b a ll for ingress and egress. T h e th*<alrurand its approaches w ill also be thoroughly cleaned and painted. W ednesday and Thursday nights, M ay lOtb and 11th, the Richlngs E n g lish Opera Troupe w ill g iv e tw o perform ances a t tbe Academ y , and ou tbe 15th a com b ination of perform ers from tbe Globe T h e a tre, N e w Y o r k , w ill com m ence a season o f several w eeks. T H E L15G A R D S . T h is evening, as most o f our readers know , tbat peculiar concentration o f talent and beauty know n as tbe Lingard Troupe, w ill commence a six nigh ts’ season. W m . Horace is the best m im ic, in his line, tbis country ha* over seen. A lice D u n n ing Liu- gard is oi)e oi the prettiest wom en tbat graces the i*tage, and D ickie Lingard is one of the sprightliest little comediennes that ever skipj»ed the boards. T a k e these three together, w ith tho large com p any that sup- ports them, and first-class com edy entertain ments m ay reasonably be expected. T h e bill to-night commences w ith “ W h o ’s to H a v e H im ,” a sparkling comedietta in w h ich A lice D u n n ing and D ickie Lingard both appear. W illiam Horace Lingard w ill tben present his budget of new songs, dances and.life-plctures. T h e w h o le to con clude w ith “ N a v a l Engagem e n ts,” w ith Mr. and 31rs. Lingard in the principal parts. Seats can be secured at C o ttier A D enton’s music- store. TH O M A S ' ORCH E S T R A . Tunue w h o se taste for m u sic sharpens tb e ir |ierceptions to a keen appreciation of the beautiful need not be told tw ice that Theodore Thom a s’ unsurpassed band of mu sicians is going to g iv e ju s t one concert at 8t. Jam e s H a ll this w e e k F r id a y cveuing, for the first know ledge o f the fact w ill put them on #/ui rive to sec the program m e and Incite them to collect their cu r r e n c y for seat#. T h e follow ing is the bill of fare and the diagram m ay be found at Cottier A I Hinton’s. *cbool, aud of w h ich she w as to take the • b arge the first Mouduy io M ay— to-day. It w as not until live days after tin rlo|iem ent that know ledge o f it spread abroad and cam e to the ears of the father of the young fugitive. The excitcm e u t and indiguatioa iu the commu nity w as unparalleled, and the lately so h ighly esteemed Doctor A lbion Cobb vv made the subject of alm o st universal con demnation. H is fam ily— and w e m ay here rcmark that his eldest son had performed the duties of Assistant in the Academ y w ere throw n iuto an agony of m ortification and griof. lie hod alw a y s before deported him self as a loving hubhand and kind father, and no bard word tow a rd any mem b er o f his fam ily hail aver been beard to pass his Iipa.*®Tl»e following i« a copy of a letter w ritten by 31rs. Cobb to 3Irs. D o w , aud w h ich M r. D o w brought w ith him to this c i t y : WKHB'S Mii-LS.TAprll 16,1871. Mas. D o w I w r ite to you upon a subject t b a t Is vr.llnjt me. I thluk I c a n n o t live. I s u i n o t unm lm l ful at the aitoiiv th a t you m u st e n d u r e ; b u t \ ! in m e rcy's nam e , think of me, left w ith a fu n l l y o f 4 m a ll child re n w ithout any mean* of s u p p o r t. In pity’s Bara* think of m y c m My husband w a s my id*l—can I believe, r a n I think, he Is g o n e. T h e re srb p enplc here, m en of tbe M asonic O rder, w ho wlil search the w o rld over I f the m ean* c a n be rurnlshed. *ud thoy would bring them hack In ktudnes*. I. w ith G o d 's help would tak e m y husband to m y h a a r t In faith aud hope, a n d le t this pass, so painful o« It ■earns, and surely your d a u g h ter would And Heather's love. Ilow m uch b e tter yon would feel If yon aiMiw th a t they had repented, a n d w ere saved a t Iaat and noi etern a lly lost. Tlie D o c tor's health Is io p o o r th a t 1 tii ink he will n o t Uva long, and your daughter left In a s trange a o u n tr y , perh a p s d e s titute ■nd alone—you cannot suffer this to be, y o u have a m o ther’s heart. God know s th is blow Is heavy for us all. I w a c t to see Mr. Ik>w. I believe I m ight think of som e thing U iat m ight d tr a c t h im . O! my God. g ive u> f a ith and hope in this o u r day o f need Loi'lRB A. CoHB. W h en M r. D o w learned o f the elopement of his child w ith tbe new ly developed scoun drel. be at once started in t h e ir pursuit. H s tracked them to P o r tland, from thence to Boston, from thence to P r o v idence, and from thence to N ew Y o r k city. T h e r e the trail w as lost, and a lthough he hunted the metropolis for three days in com p any w ith a detective, no clue to their w h ereabouts or the further direction they bad taken could be found. A s a Iaat resort, and from w h ich he had previously shrunk, tbe father then g a y e m a tter to the press, and des pairingly returned to bis home. A para graph published in the N e w Y o r k T r ib u n e found ite w a y to this city, and w as as before described the agency w h ich eventuated in their arrest. W h e n Mr. D o w arrived here Saturday evening he im m e d iately took his d a u g h t e r foom the police building,w h e re she h a d been d«Ntoed, to his hotel. She expressed much jo y t o feein g him and begged that he would fo r g iv e Nor aud take her home again. Thi* the fa th e r toe lares he w ill do, and tbat she shall receiv e 0>e same love and care w h ich had alw a y s beetrfeera previous to the fatal flight from th e b o o k i n g school. Yesterday m o rning he in t e r v i e w * ! the g irl’s seducer. T h e D o ctor was, a t le a * Jn appearance, af fected v e r y deeply. W h e n t h e father o f bis ruined victim appeared before h i m he hung dow n his head and o n l y ssOfi; “ I have n o t h i n g t o sa y ; d o w ith me w h a k y o u w ill.” M r. D o w d e c lin e s t o enter u p o u auy p r o s e cution, believing t h a t the w r e tch e d iretter cao in no degree be m e n d e d th r o u g h th e o| u ,e la ir T b e D o c tor y degp h u m iliatio n ^ re p e n t a n c e a n d asks o n ly tb a t I f a n , u T o r u p * n to d h lm j , t m t y ^ permiMtoD to ..tu r n to bia w ife ___ children. H e w ill, ra a m a tter o f form , be arraigned at t b . P o l l „ Cotlrt and then probably be d i r e b a r ^ j or n | home In the custody o f an officer. M r. D o w w ill, *• * ° ° * »* convenient, r e t a in t i h u home w ith M ary. p o r t i n g to tb e r e p r e s e n ta t io n s i& toabv th e M a ine p a p e r s t h a t l o c a lity w o u ld , a few •P S h a v e been a w a r n p l a c e f o r D o c to r Cobb to r e a t e b t . t e p a a n o e a l a o d m There la aothlo* to ha retd la palliation at kit Tillalay. f i e r i — l a d . i n i a . S o i v t e x c k o r H i m H i x a S a t a r d a y a tb a S u p e r i o r C o u r t , J o d g o L A . V a n p l a a e k p r e r i d i n a , G e o rg e H e a r y H a n * e a a - r i e l e d a t t b e J a n u a r y t e r m e f g r a n d l n r r e n y in ste a l i n g a w a tc h a n d som e t w e l v e h u n d r e d dollar* i n m o n e y fro m a co u n t r y m a* nam e d c h e a t e r D u n n i n g , w a * b r o u g h t for w a r d lo r sen ten c e . T h e case w a * o n e of much in t e r e s t, an d all ita ch a r a c t e r b t l c s , H a n s ’ f lig h t t o C a n a d a , hi* e x t r a d i t i o n , etc., h a v e beeu d u l y reco rd e d . W h e n a r r a i j p e d he p lead g u i l t y , an d t h e n g a v e S tate’s/evi d e n c e a g a i n s t h i s tw o accom p lices, /w b o w e r e th e r e u p o n co n v icted an d oentencfl- T h e p r i s o n e r w a * s w o r n , an d in refi«n*e to th e usual q u e s tio n s stated th a t m.‘ w a s tw e n t y -four y e a r s o f age. a n d w a s fu r n in tb e to w n o f A k len . U e w a s th e n g s k e d i l h e h a d a n y t h i n g t o s a y before s e e t h e , an d h e re p li e d t h a t h e h o p e d th e C o i^t w o u ld ta k e in t o co n s id e r a tio n hi* alre a d y long im p r i s o n m e n t . J u d g e V e r p l a n c k L e u p r o ceeded to p a s s sen ten c e in th f f follow ing w o r d s : -V an have lad a had and irr«YU’*»r pe which has calruiual-d In tha crltna of which u,,w *tand convicted, and all things btlng equal J should *cnd jo « for the longcat term tha law i t i f i k tu* for a petition which bo* come from Aides fir’ied by a large aaniber o f respectable people, wbo a p led h> believe that you will lead a new life. The LntroUIug clr- CJin.taoce of mitigation, howevci Is the fort of your pleading guilty, and that the JrCple u»ed you os a wltneas in an Important cose. t*s Ule e f a crim inal la full of peril—every *tepla i g f l i le l with fear and danger. If you return to Al<$a determined to reform jou may regain a raaperta$c poeiUor. ln so ciety. If you do not reform yen t o 1 #‘u*1 jrour d*y\ la the I'oor House o r State l'rlson, Th# sentence of the Court is that you be confined !> the State Prison at Auburn, a t hard labor,for Uif term of two years and six tnonUis.\ , _ Nervi T h e y cfoanea im p a r i t i e s , a n d r e s to r e t b e w h o le sy s t e m t o a h e a l t h y a a i p e r f e c t a c tio n . Sold b y all d ru g g f o ta. M a n u f a c tu r e d o n ly b y Boot.-. A T y r e r , D i s p o s i n g D r u g g ist* , D I S e n e c a s t r e e t , B u ffo.o, N . IT. D k m re G o o n d o p e n e d th l a t o y , — Use e h e a p e a t j o t . A d a m , M e l d b u m A C a , A m e r ic a n B lo c k . C O U R T S O F L A W . BUPSERIOK COURT—CRIMINAL TEUM. Horn U m t jr W . CUntou. Judge. T h e P e o p le v a J o h n D a n v e r . B u r g l a r y . W i t h d r e w fo r m e r p l e a a n l p lea d g u i l t y . S e n tenced t o A a n r j f j r ' fo u r y e a r s a n d fo u r m o n th** Sam e v a J o h n W i lliam s . G r a n d lare e n y . T r i e d a n d co n v ic te d , sen t e n c e d to A u b u r n fo r t w o r e a r s a n d six m o n th*. Sam e vs. J o h n C’o r v o i a o . B u r g ’a r y . second d e g r e e . C o n v icted a n d M ruieuced t o A u b u r n fo r t h e t e r m o f fo u r y e a r* an d t w o m o n th s . S a m e vs. C h r i s ti a n H e b e rie. M a n s lau g h ter.’ A r r a i g n e d an d p lea d n o t g u i l t y . L e t to bail i n t b e su m o f tw o th o u s a n d d o llars from d a y t o d a y . Same vs. Catharine O ’ B rien. Larceny from the persou after a felony. A r r a .gned and plead uot g u ilty. Sam e vs. A u n a K i r c h . G r a n d larc e n y . L i k e pica. Same rtf. W illiam Glass. False pretences. L i k e plea. Same vs. Lorenzo 31cMaster. A s s a u lt and battery. L ik e pfo.-v. Same v«. A lice Kllenw o o d . P e t it larceny, second offence. Like plea. Same vs. G e o rge A b b o tt. L ike offence snd plea. Before L A. Yrrplanrk, Judge. T b e People vs. George H e n ry Hans. Con victed at the last Jauuary term* o f g raud lar ceny for robbing the old man D u n n ing last August. Sentenced to A u b u r u for tw o years snd six mouths. R o u g h skin made smooth by using Ju m per T a r Soap, m anufactured by Casw ell, H a zard & C o ., N e w Y o r k . k29-3LT.-c N o v e l t i e s io N e e k w e a r a t S. N . L a w r e n c e A S o x 'a , <115 l m N o . $15 M a in atre e t . A C o m p l e t e a s s o r tm e n t o f S ilk , A lp a c a , a n d C o tt o n L’m b r e P a s ; W a l k in g C a n e s , Ac. a t fi. N . L a w r e n c e A S o x ’8, <115-lm N o . 315 M a i n stree L H a t s b y t h e M i l l i o n . — A H a t an d C a p f o r e v e r y m a n , boy a n d ch i l d a t asto n is h in g low p rice* a t d22-3ot B e r g t o l d A B r o '*. Cherubini Reethoven li’efier . nri ..Adam < iverture—“ AiBan-eon,” ........ Adojili. Oi It S y n i p h o n r ........................ Polonaise I Inilruoieutatlon Ny Liszt SUSS A TN A MEULIU AND OUCH KSTRA. Etnleltung— I.orely (new) ......................... Max Bruch l-ABT II. Overt u re- “ 81 e*e DaCorlnth,\ ....................... Rntxint Ouartc-itc--Tueuie and Variations ; Ealsvr Fran*i Haydn BTBIKU OBCIIKSTHA. Waltz—Kuen a tier l.cben (Artist's I.lfr) Strau** Tarautellc DI Bravura........................................... Liitt MI## ANITA MZIIL1U. ttcrcuade, for Flute and Krenrb Horn ........ M ZHUKS. W KIN EH AND SCHMITZ. «»rerture, “ Le Bol l>*3'vetot,\. ................... T H E T U R N O U R C O M B IN A T IO N . T h is troupe appeared at St. Jam es H a ll for the first tim e last Saturday nigh t. T h e m anager advertises to g iv e three more en tertainm e n ts the first three nights o f this w eek. THE O R P H E U S . A single fact t h a t should be retained in the public m em o ry is that the members of the Orpheus w ill g iv e their concert at SL Jam es lla l l ou Thursday evening o f this w eek. A f t e r the musical portion of the en tertainm e n t a ball w ill be given. A N o t o r i o u s G a n g o r B u r g l a r s B r o k e n U p . — .-ome days ago w e gave an accouut o f the arrest of tw o suspicious men named John M cD erm o t and A lfred Nelaon by D e tective P . R. W in g at the E r ie Rail w a y depot, for having in th e ir possession * kit o f b u rglar’s tools. These tw o men w ere exam ined here by th* police authorities, and though they w e re proven to be, in fact ad m itted them selves, professional burglars, no specific charge could be brought against them and they w e r e allow e d to leave the city . T h e “ tools,” including a splendid #crew “ jim m y ,” w o r th $30, w e r e retained here how ever. T h e tw o rascals purchased tickets for N e w Y o r k from D e tective W in g him self on Sat urday, the 22d ult., and left on the 11.35 P. M. train. T h e same night M r. W in g re ceived a telegram from Deposit, N . Y . , an x iously inqu iring about the said individuals. A n s w e r w a s im m e d iately transm itted that they w e r e ou t rain eigh t that left here at 11.35, A c ., and in addition M r. W in g tele graphed the num b ers o f the tickets he had sold them. Both w e re arrested tbe Sunday follow ing a t P o r t J e r v is for breaking into the d r y goodn store o f A. tt. 3'ail, on the night o f the 18th, and stealing therefrom $2,300 w o r th o f silks, satins and velvets. T h e y w e r e exam ined last w e e k Tuesday, W ednesday, Thursday and F r id a y in D e ' posit, and proved g u ilty of the robbery, bnt tbe goods have uot yet been found. The prisoners w e re com m itted to jail to aw a it the action o f the G rand J u r y . W e t r e in fo rm e d t h a t i n th e im p r i s o n m e n t o f th e s e t w o ro g u e s t h e v e r y h e a d ce n t r e s o f A d a n g e r o u s an d n o to r io u s g a n g o f b u r g l a r s k n o w n t h r o u g h o u t th e S tate as th e “ W b it- nK>re-3IcI>enuot g a n d , ” a r e rem o v e d . M o D e r m o t is said to be o n e o f th e s h a r p e s t , sm a r t e s t an d m o s t desperate ‘-crack s m e n ' in th e c o u n t r y . He is d e s c rib e d as th e co a n t e r p a r t o lT R u l o l f ; fine lo o k in g , educated* an d s m a r t as a w h i p . H e ia a m a n w h o s e o p e r a t i o n s h a v e been r e g a r d e d d a n g e r o u s by e v e r y ex p e r i e n c e d d e t e c t i v e in th e S tate. N e ls o n , i t ap p e a r s , is t h e a v a n t e o u r r ier o f th e g a n g . H e goes ah e a d an d p ick s o u t th e ‘yob*’’ a n d tells h i s com rades w h e n t o com e •n. U e w a s seen in D e p o s it th r e e o r fo u r day* b e f o re th e n i g h t o f th e ro b b e r y an d w a s th e n o b s e r v e d to m a k e • careful s u r v e y o f th e sto r e , it* d o o r s , w i n d o w s , sh e lv e s , e tc. A f te r le a v in g D e p o s it t h a t n i g h t th e y all cam * W e a t —fo u r o f th e m —a a d ■tapped a t N u a d a w h e r e t h e y a r e su p p o s e d to h a v e selected t b e B a n k o f N u n d a a w l M r. Y a f . L e t c h w o r th ’s s u m m e r re s id e n c e a t P o r t a g e s i t b a “jo b a ” to be p e r f o r m e d . T h e y ca m e o n to B u ffalo, h o w e v e r , a a d tw e o f th r m T irm s m e t a d aa h — s l r n a r t j b e e a s taled W h e n b o r e th e y a v e r r e d t h a t th o y h a d a (job p u t u p i n C a n a d a .” T h e s e t o< to o ls t a k e n fro m th e m is s a id to b e a s fine a ee t a e can he b o u g h t f o r m o n e y . D e te c t i v e W i n g i n fo r m s n s t h a t a t t h e e x a m in a t io n i n D e p o s it —w h e r e M c D e r m o t co n d u c ted hi* o w n case u * w y ab l e , law y e r-H k o m a n c c r —th e • r sek a o w ted g e d t h a t t h e g a n g h a d “ b e e n ®ri»ken fo r t h i e m m fit iea e t,” T U * A n I l l i c i t L o v e .— A little first-class excitem e n t u stirring in o«r G erm an com m u n ity iu consequence of I bit of scandal w h ich is all the more scandalous nom the fact of its being t*ie. It is another I licit love affair and this 1 the narrative, A G erm a n —w e ll-know n indspectablecircles— made the acquaintance of a you n g uum a r- ried wom an. A f t e r a vv'.il© t h e ir acquaint ance ripened Into au iu tin a c y w h ich became crim inal and finally seriius in its course. A child w as born and the man w as forced to provide for it w h ich he did by confiding in a physician, but not viib o u t arousing the suspicions o f his w ife. H o w the latter as ccrtained the true state o f affairs w e do no kuow , but in a few dars she called upon the in question and dennnded to know w h ere she could find the g irl w h o had seduced her hustand. W h ile the w o r thy m edicine man w a s thing his blandest argu ments to smooth natters over, the door opened aud in w flked the g irl. O f course she betrayed h e r c l f aud as a natural con sequence the wronged w ile pouretl upon her the full contents o f her vials o f w rath. W o rds, how e v e r, are but w eak w eapons of vengeance, and the lady, overcom e b y in dignation, struck the g irl and the g irl struck back. Blow s w ere rapidly exchanged aud it w a s several seconds before tbe doctor could separate the combatant#, w h ich he did fiually, and the injured w ife retired to her home. T b e m atter has caused m u ch pain in the social circles w h e r e the lady aud husband are known. M e l a n c h o l y S u i c i d e . — A b o u t last Christm a s time 31argaret and F r a n k Shep ard, the Jbrm e r a g irl o f eighteen, w ere m arried, fiinee then, as w e are told, their wedded life w a s not happy, sh* becoming convinced that her husband did not love her anti w as g iv in g hts attentions to other w o m en. One day, now about tw o weeks past, she dressed herself iu her best aud left her home on E l k street, near Chicago street, ostensibly ior tne p u i p o . . o f vioiting friends. A f t e r she had gone a letter w ritten by her w a s discovered in w h ich she stated that as her husband w itbbeld his affection from her she w as w e a r y of livin g , and that she intended to destroy herself. N o thing more w as seen o f her. L a s t evening, about half-past seven o'clock the propeller “ A r i zon a ,” passing along Buffalo R iver near the foot o f Chicago street, raised a dead body to the surface. It w as that o f a v o u n g wom an, . t t ..j ro*vo u w u i i i i u n e c k s Hi ine w a ter, aud is w ithout doubt that o f tho un happy M argaret Shepard. On the wedding finger w a s a rin g , on the inner surface of w h ich is inscribed, ‘ 'F r a n k , 1870.” T h e body wa9 c o n v e y e d to F o g a r t y ’s m o rgue by direction of Coroner B u r k e , w h o w ill hold an inquest. F a t a l C a s u a l t y — K i l l e d b y a S t r e e t C a r . — Saturday evening about half-past s i x o'clock, a little boy three years o f a g e , named Irv in g C u r tis, son o f Mr* H e n ry C u r tis, w h o re#ides on Bridge street, a t Biack Rock, w a s run over aud killed by car No. 12 on the N iagara street railroad. T h e child in com p any w ith his five-year old sister w as attem p ting to cross the street, w h eu the car cam e along at a rapid rate, the horses knocked him dow n , and the w h eels passed over him breaking his neek snd both legs. D eath followed alm o st in stantaneously. T b e g irl n a r r o w ly escaped in jury. T h e driver, Charles C lark , had beeu but three days in the em p loy o f the Com p a n y. It is alleged that he behaved in a v e r y careless m anner, and made no at tem p t to avert the catastrophe. D e tective M abaney of the F ifth I’ recinct, arrested him shortly afterw a rd on charge o f man slaughter, and he w as com m itted to jail. Coroner B u r k e took c o g n izance o f the case and w ill bold un inquest. L a d i e s ’ U n d e r w e a r .— J u st opened a very choice line o f N igbt Dresses, Chemises, fikirta, A c ., A c ., ot very low prices. A d a m , M e l d r u m A C o ., A m e rican Block. C a l l o x S. X . L a w r e n c e A S o n , N o . 315 M a in stree L an d see tb e ex c e l l e n t asso r t m e n t o f L i n e u H a n d k e r c h ie f s o n sale a t pop- 'a r p rices. _________ d l 5 - l m L a d i e s .— M e s s k x g k k , 480 M a in stree L m a n u factu re* e v e r y t h i n g in L a d ies’ an d C h il d r e n ’s U n d e r w e a r . M a c h in e s t it c h in g d o n e p r o m p t l y . c l l - l m fir.A M L K S S K id G l o v e s , black and col ored, full assortm ent, at our usual low prices. A d a m , M e l d r u m A Co., A m e rican Block. C a s t o f f C l o t h i n g .— N . Boas b erg, Spaulding’s E x c h a n g e , pays the highest ea*h price* for ladies’ and gents’ cast off clothing. C a ll at store, or address b o x 3893 Post-oifice. P a t e r H a n g i n g s .— I f you w a n t to save -from 5 to 40 cents a roll g o to d22-tf o i E w a r t E l d e r , 350 M ain sL SINGER SEWING MACHINES Am o o c ie fi to th e ■ n p r tce.lm t^d num b e r of 127,833 Being 41,052 O f f e r S a l e s o f 1 8 6 9 , s a d 44,625 J. S. DAWLEY, General Agent, 402 m a i n sr. J M t a a t s i s n s j s a r w s j W I L L I A M IH I I U C I U N G A R O . A N D A L IC E D UNKIN' XJ1\ \ 1 aoM\ £ S S E £ £ 2 o T m ' > * * * A l t S O F T C O l l ! M f c S B f r s a a s a sa s (* be ral ^ Liberal deuocUoos ii-ts d a m u 3 u * \ M ON T A G U E Q U E E N C IT Y CO A L YARD , G E N E S E E B R ID G E AMO E R IB CAN A U OAoe. S S O e neaor sL , Buffalo, N. T. » stick, (IHlveml taon? partof OteritT. Dealer* w: ■mall Iota o f e o a l o r wow* w ill d o w«41 to gtaa a* a before pwrt haalmf «tl*ewlwre. A O A K L IN G . N o t i c e — Q u a k e r B u r n h r .— T he Qua ker Com p a n y are now in their new factory, and shtll have no trouble in su p p lying tbe trade. These burners ure superior to all others. Sold b y everybody. C iia r i . e s A . B r o a d , G eneral A g e n t, 17 South D ivision street. L a d i e s * and Geutleuieu’s Lineu Hand kerchiefs— N e w goods opened this day at very iow prices. A d a m , M e l d r u m k Co.. A m e rican Block. L a d i e s . — A t Messenger's, N M ain streeL you can find y o u r underw ear und c h ildren’s clothes, or have them made to onisr at rea sonable rales. C a ll and see for youroaives. P a r t i e s intending to buy C r o c k e r y , Gias#, or P lated W a r e this Spring, should not fail to call at the up-town crockery store before purchasing elsewhere, d l-lin 414 M ain sL D r e s s C a m b r i c s a n d S c o r c n G in g h a m s , in new patterns, very cheap. A d a m , M e l d r u m & C o ., A m e rican Block. 414 M ain struct is the place w h e re you buy Crockery, G lass, C u tlery or P lated W a re, cheaper aud better than anyw h e r e else. G e o . E . N e w m a n . d l - l m 444 M ain sL S w i f t Jfc C o .— F o r pure W ines an d L i quors, recommended by the 3Icdicu! F a c u lty for medicinal and fam ily use, go to their 3fedieal Dispensary Liquor btore, N o . 19<J East Seneca street. alti D a i r y m e n ’s a s s o c i a t i o n i n C h a u t a u q u a C o u n t y . — On the fifteenth of this month the dairym e n o f Chautauqua county met at Sioclairville, for tbe purpose of or ganizing a County D a ir y m e n ’s Association and Board o f T rade. The follow in g named gentlem en w e r e elected as follow s : P r e s l lent—A shael B u rnhain, M lni-lairrille; Secre ta r y — \V. W . H e n d e rson, S lnclairv llle; T r e a s u r e r — A. L a n g w o rthy. Slnc’airTille. D irectors—A. A. Stephen*, C h a r lo tte: J . C. G ris wold, A rk w r ig h t; A. !». D a n n e y , S to c k to n ; W. S. Blalsdell, C h e rry C r e e k : J . L. B a g bee, S tockton; . I. H . W ilson, G e rry. V ice Presidents—G. W . B riggs, A r k w r ig h t; F. B lanchard, K llcott; S. G rlffeth, E llin g to n ; G. W. Sinclear, G e rry ; W . D. Y o rk, H a n o v e r : S. Stew a rd, H a rm o n y ; A. J . Phillip*. K lan tone; D. Grisw o ld. P o la n d ; W m. Korce. W e s tf ield; O. Halo, E U e ry; H- Pape, V illcnov*; J . IL Cohoc, P o m f r e t ; o . Sperry. C h a u tauqua; Dr. J e n n e r . S h e r m a n ; Oil* M oore, C a r ro ll; D. Gouldlng, S h e r id a n ; II. (j. A m e * ,M lua: W m . R h lneheart, P o r tla n d ; N . C rlssey, Stockton; J. A. H all. Bn.*t i ; W . C. C a rp e n ter, C h e rry C reek. One o f the uiost interesting leatures of the m eeting w as an address delivered by Hon. X . A . W illard. P e r s o n a l . — W e find the follow ing in the P ittsburgh Commercial o f Thursday last: T o o u r surprU e am i gratification we m e t o n the street, yoeterday. our old friend o f w a r tim e s. M a jor G. H. Stow its, of Hulfafo. H e wa* h a s tening aloug. as U b l* h a b it. Intent o n doing w h a tever h e ho* to d.». H e Is In o a r c ity on bu>lne*s Tor tlie w idely know n school tarn ltu r v m a n u factory o f M. W .C n a s e , o f Buffalo. M any reader* o f the Cnmmercial. m e m b ers oftheW S th P e n t.,ylvanla V o lunteer* o f one year's m e n , wlU rem t-m 'ier the M a jor o s t h e kind and ruur- teoas A d jutant G e n e ral of the th ird brigade, first di vision. tw e n ty-fourth a r m y c o rps, to w h ich the 2 U 6 i h wa* a ttach e d , and how he p leo d w lth th e e |pro mtUmmm tro 1 -It __ . . _ » __ .1 1_ T h e F a m i l y F a v o r i t e . — W ithout need of e x p e u d iiure for repairs in the pasL and w ithout any prospect of noed lor years to come, a W eed F a m ily F a v o r it e has per formed ita w o r k for more than three year# to the satisfaction of the m o ther aud daughter o f our household. R o b e r t D i c k , N o . 139 AV. T u p p e r utreeL B u f f a l o , Sept. 28, 1870. E x p e r ienced agents w anted. Steady ern- ploym enL Call at W eed Sew ing M achine Rooms, N o . 479 M ain streeL H a b k k s t r o & C o ., G eneral A g e n ts for W estern N . Y . il9-WSJfcc _______ _______ T i i e best assortm ent o f C r o c k e r y , G lass, Plated W a r e , C u tlery, Lam p s aud F a n c y AVare at greatly reduced prices, can be found at the up-town crockery store, d l-lm 444 M am sL L a d i e s ’ U n d er G a rm ents of all kind# made to order on the shortest notice at 31 e s s e n g e u ’ s , 480 M ain street, (w h ite front). c l l - l m C h a p p e d hands and face cured b y using Juuiper T a r Soap , made by C a s w e ll, Hazard & C o ., N e w Y o r k . k29-M.T.-c L e c t u r e s o n “ P r o p h e c y a n d O u r O w n T i m e s ” — B y the Rt. R e v . A r t h u r Cleveland C o x e , D . D ., L L . D . In these lectures the author has endeavored to rescue the treatm e n t o f such subjects front Jfin- thuw«nm »rwi iinatriuaLion, and to presenL in sim p le language, for popular edification, the result* w h ich have beeu reached by the most learned and sober expositors. A lso, by the same author, “ Lectures on the Signs o f the Tim e s,” containing an alile and eloquent presentation of recent events in Europe. A valuable sud tim e ly book for parochial use. Published by B r e e d , L e n t A Co., 240 31ain sL, Buffalo, N . Y . M e c h a n i c s a n d L a b o r e r s .— O u r store w ill be kept open every evening until nine o’clock for you r special convenience. Look lor the Illum inated H a t . d22-30t B e r g t o l d & B r o . T a b l e D a m a s k s , N a p k in*, Tow e ls, in the very new est dcsum#- onenimr this dav at UU1 uuiA u .•••• }>* IvXS. ( A d a m , M e l d r u m A Co., A m e rican Block. L a d i e s , buy tbe new style low v a m p F r e n c h K id Button Boots, the neatest fitting boot iu the m a rket, at 4Ni Alain streeL H a r r y U . K o c h . d!8-lm “ Ba* T h e i r AV o rk Y k S h a l l K n o w T h e m . 1’ — A second rate artist cannot do first class w o r k in any departm ent or pro fession. L e t him t r y ever so hard, aud he w ill prjve huuself a bungler. T h e principle is e q u j i y applicable to sew ing machines, aud w i*u others attem p t to riv a l T h e E lias How e, they are doomed to ignom iuious de feat. it occupies a position iu advance of all competitor#, m eekly bearing ita honors, knowing that they are the offspring of gen- uute n e n t. AV'e are u ien tiouiug/acte, sim p ly, aid if you are desirous ol purchasing a Sewing M achine, do n o t/ a il to c a ll at 405 M ain Street, w h ere you w ill see ju s t what you van/. T h e wonderful success o f this m a c h * e for both ligh t or heavy w o r k , is unpaalleled. I t challenges the w o r ld in perfection o f w o r k , strength and beauty of stitel, and durability ol construction. Con c l u d e evidence of tiie great s u p e riority and unri'alled excellence of T h e E lias H o w e bew h g M achine, can be found in abund- aneeio nearly ev e r y city and tow n in the vvhoe c o u n try. At*405 M ain streeL Buffalo, you will find the genuine. D o n 't fail to call. T iik H o w e 3I a c u i n r C o ., cl. C h a s . F . H a l l , M anager. CliLD R n N S ’ U n d e r G a rm ents. Aprons. Druses, & c ., on haud and made to order in a s 'penor m anner at 480 M ain street, (w h ite frotl). c l M m D I E D . F.A G L E U — A p ril 2S, in lax-kport, a t th e resl-le •TLer s o n , T . H s f ler. In llie HMh year of U i a f E D — A p ril SO, In thl* c ity , C h a rles J. H u sted. jMDijfesl #oa of Joiui II. and M a rgart-t llusieO . ZSd i5 y e a rs. N lice o f f u u t r a l hereafter. le n re o f her „ roro.ro.. IflfT. Uidlll. r Ilf Yl TH_ I Jb w u r n . o f Biitraio. JIM H E K I.Y —A p ril 28, M rs. Polly K im b e rly, In the Mill y e a r o f h e r aee. tiai ral on M o nday. May 1. a t 3 o 'c lock r . M. from Ifer late residence, 4ft! W a # h h ;f tun streeL k rlcnUs SQN—A p r i l I n thlB c lty, o f h e a r t d isease, fibel B. D ickinson, l a the 57th y e a r o f hi# air#. *e funeral service* » |l; be h e l l Uii» a fternoon a t 4 • clock, a t his late residence. No. d u South Divi sion sL T h e rem ain# w ill be tak e n lo lle i k u n e r C o u n ty f o r I n term e n t. O u r S h i r t - m a k i n g departm ent, w e claim to be the best iu the city, w h e ther as tc beauty o f w o r k , fineness oi m aterial in liuci and cotton, or perfection of Ht, whieh is it every case guaranteed. AVe have purchase* a tine stock o f F a n c y Linens for our shir business. Inspection is invited by 8. N . L a w r e n c e & Son, d25-lm N o . 315 31ain sirceL i O t t o m a n S h a w l * , new designs, ad P a isley Shawls, opening this day, at a t usual low prices. A d a m , M e l d r u m A C o ., A inericau Bioek F u r s S t o r e d . Customer# w ishing to have their lur* stored duriug the Sumter can do so by le-tving them at d‘22-3ot \ B k r g t o l d A B r o - P h i l a d e l p h i a L a w n M o w e r s 'O r 1871.— No. 00; w idth of cut 10 inches. Jriet- $15.00, N o . 0; w idth o f cut 13 inches. P r ice $4.00. No. 1 ; w idth of cut 15 inches. P r ice T h e most perfect m achine in m a rket dl7-30t C. E . W a l b r i d g e , 271 M ;n st. P a r a s o l s and Sun Shades, just opecd at lowest prices. * A d a m , 3 I e l d r u m A Co. A m e rican R>ck. S p r i n g Bed used on both sides— tffR 1081 com fortable and durable. Y o u ca. tu r® them over the same as you turn a ndtrass. 31:uie ouly by d22-tf S t e w a r t E l d e r , 350 3 tf* s t- G e n t ’ s celebrated C a lf Skin Cofes at only $1.50 per pair, at S. N . L a W REN C E A S'!*’®- dl7 315 31aiiiSteeet. N e w C a r p e t s , opened this d / at our usual io w prices. A d a m , M e l d r u m A 'AE, A m e ric» Block. T h e N e w A m e r i c a n f o r .811.— Call and see the most perfect cookiff stove in the w o rld. C . E . AVALi*n>GE, U17-3ot 271 JIain sL A t t e n t i o n i#invited to thefiUand hand some stock o f R e y n ier G loves, t o ul<1 tw o buttons, now for sale bv S. N . L a w r e n c i 4 S ° x i dl.V lm No. 315 31a* »treeL N e w L a c k C u r t a i n s and Upholstery goods, opened this day at oiT usual low prices. A d a m , M e l d r u m A C o . , Araerteu Block. as tbvy had never bean uniter fire, a n d ^ e r e m n a tlv m a rried m e n . T h e y w e r e ateljrned to vqaaily Im p o r tant dntv and w e re eared, w h ile the dlvlalon Buffered heavUy a t A p p e m a U o x . T b e M ajor had hie w a y . a n d m a n y f s ialuea w e r e asved from * r lef a n d m a u rnlny by h i* b a m a n ltarlan sym n a thle*. Bclnz a teach e r o fiaree e x p e rlcnee.w e w lab n r could be Induced to take up his abode In thl* c ity,w h e re h e would be w elcom ed b y m a n y local friend*. R e s o l u t i o n s o r R e s p e c t .—A t a meet* o f t h e T r u s t e e s o f th e G r o e v e n o r L i b r a r y , held A p r i l 2Cth, th e fo llo w in g reso lu tio n s w e r e ad o p ted : ■ W hereas, It hoc pleased the Almlftbty to remove by demUi. our Ixte »«ocUte la tha TraaAeeahtp aT (he Gro^rimor Libra rr. I_ K. Unddaek, Kwp. therefore Retalred, That in the death oT Mr. Haddock, thl* ■ally looes a valuable fttlaaa, aad the Gras- taw ary a moat earaeat aad dovatod friend. T h e g e n e ral e x p ression* o f to r r o w a i y b n t becm u tribute* la hi* p r lv a f e a a d pnMIc worth, to w h ic h d u l r a a a a d d e a r a w n oca** mt p r * * * 4 a a d *Derlol pa a a e u a m w m c h h a s been e o M M tted to o a r h a ada. MnmiaeU, T t o l a e e r u f e d copy et these reooiatkto* t° hA1 family, and otoo th a t they he ■bttahod l a t h e dolly papers ot this c ity. A F i x e A k t i c l i o , F l o c e .— E - C .C o . h - n a . b r a in tro d u c e d ta th a n o t i e . o f o a r d l i i i a i a m o a r f c a b l j fine a r t ! . ! , o f flo o r ft— * k . G r e - T t e r e M i l k , S o . M i r o o u \ W , t t h U k h i ia i B m r e l r . fro m ita 100 CASF-S M en's aud Bt/« F e lt and Straw l l a u to be closed 01291 Main streeL d22-30t B f -OGTIID A R b o . asso r tm e n t W e a r k o p e n i n g a ■ p leadi o f bilk. L isle a n d G a u z e w r a p p e r s an d D r a w e r s , also a fine s to c k o f t o ® D r e w e r s , all o f o u r p e r s o n a l selectio n i i l ^ e w 1 'o r k . C a r d . JOHN D. ABRA H A M . Architect, In office of J. H. fi* ' or?er tuuUi Dlvlalon aud M ain slrcets, • v e r I V a b o U j's. M o u r n i n g G o o d * . A complete amorimem at reaeor.vhle prlcdR DODD, BBBT it CO., 411). 412 a n d 414 M a in tU W k i t e w a s h i n g . JOHN JACKSON, flrat-4-loss Wliltewaslicr from New i ork city. Water bUlns Uken out. All work warranted t<> ^'Ive eniiru saiUfAcilou. Orders left at J.ilius E. k raucls’ Druy 8u>re, eorn- r Main au<l Nl- a^Ara streets, will be promptly attended to. dJ4-6t B u f f a l o T y p o F o u n d r y snd PRlNTERb’ WA UKHOU81C furnishes every article required lu the printing buBlness to any ex tent desired, on a* reasouable terut* as any Foundry lr. tills country. Also, KLKCTR o TYIUNG lu all Its chine*\ Ai*°’ type toT Dtck’i^MAl^in^ M v G l a s s , G l a s s , G l a s s . «?n?L50X*a. Window Glooo, oMorte.1 sizes. PLATE QLA1£ FO B bTOKES AND DWELLINGS at I pm Prices. su,uuu lba. WHITE LEAD, sw bill*. L lN H K k l) 4>II_ For aale by A . R E Y N O L D S A CO., US Main i t and 46 Lloyd *L, Buttalo, Si. Y. S a d d l e r y , H a r d v a r a , See. e GATT A LKTCHW ORTH, 53 and 54 Terraaa. C a r p e t C o f f a r * . 3 UHILLIPB, Carpet Fitter, MS Main VEED’8 SEWING MACHINES. 47S M ala. ’ KATT St LETCH WORTH. 52 and 54 Terrace. H a t s , C a p a a a d F o r a . • a COB MORGEN STERN No. 533 Mala. S h a d a T r e e s . M I S C E X X k A J f E O U S . New Dry Goods Establ ishment W I L L I A M F R E E D M A N W I L L O P E N O n M o n d a y , M a y 8 , Those F.lerant S tore*, Nos 41#, 413 a n d 416 M * IN S T R E E T , A m e rican Block, recently oc.cnpl rt by w o d d . B e s t A Co.. w ith a aew , large anrt com p lete slock o f D r y Goods and M ourning' A t very Low P rices, a n d s tr ictly Goods S. S . L a w k e s E * So-1. S o . SV M a in I i s treeL d ! 5 - lm T h e S a l e m S h a d e F i x t i A e th e best balan c e f i x t u r e e v e r m a d e . Y y iL A d a m , M k l d r u * A C o ., A n t e i c a u B lock. O u r S t o c k o f E n g l i s h , /G e r m a n an d F r e n c h H o s iei j , w e believe * be u n e q u a ll ed , a n d a r e oeiiing i t At popolte p rices. d ! 5 - lm G i p s o n ! - ___ tb e a g e ; b e s u r e S o n . N o . s t r e e t T h e G ip a o n is ^ b e W r i n g e r o f an d s t e ‘ ~ . . _ w •• , u u m ita f • o o r . fo n ? M u U i n i n f i l l th a t Is claim e d fo r ic. O tir l a d , b o o a a k e e p n a w i l l d o w l a d , l a ea lH a a a t C o c h r a a e ’s sto r e , 354 M a i n stree L w i t h * — fo r lL T n G r e a t F a m i l y M e d i c i n e .—J o k a B o o t’* B itte r s a r e tb e o n l y b i t t e r s m a d e t h a t a r e p u r e l y m e d ical, a n d w e g u a r a n t e e th e y w i l l c o r e a l l co m p lain ts ( h a t w « ad - p u r c h a s in g . A l l k in d s o f w n g e r s r e p a ir e d . d ! 5 J . M . R o c k w e l t U M a in sL N e w C o r n i c e * a t o o r < R®1 lo w p rices. A d a m , M e l d i tm k C o , Ai e r i c a s B lock. G ip s o n before W e H a v e J u s t B e c e U m> F r o m N e w Y o r k a large stock o f Silk i id Lisle T h r e a d Gloves of tbe beat quality ii Ute m a rket 8 . N . L a w r e n c e k S o n , No. 31* Main streeL d l i - l m 4 - L a c e C u r t a i n a .— I f y o n W»nt to save fto r o $3 t o $10 o n n e w aw l e k f f u i l®oe c u r ta i n s y o u can d j ao a t dSSrtf S t e w a r t E l d e r ’s , 3 9 0 M a in «L To t h e L a d i e s . — Having secured the services of Mias C o o k e , flscweriy with A r n o l d , Constable* C o ., o f Mew York, to take Ctorga or o v D ro— sk ta g P a p a r f f , ON THE ONE PRICE SYSTEM . G u a r a u leeing to o u r frienrt* a n d the public PO L I T E A T T E N T IO N . F A I R D E A L IN G A N D T H E B E S T O F GOOD*. A T T H E L O W E S T PO S S IB L K PR IC E S . W e s o licit a l iberal c h a re of pub lic patrouag* ta o u r N e w EaixbUctament. b i # p x c r r t : l l t , W I L L I A M F R E E D M A N . 4 1 0 , 4 1 2 a n d 4 1 6 M a i n S t r e e t , (A M E R ICAN BLOCK.) £ . BUTTERICK S l C O .'S C E L E B R A T E D Q O A L 1 GOAL I N IA G A R A CORX. Y A R D W in oeil a t low e st m a r k e t raSSB HARD, SOFT AND BLOSBURG COAL. M a ta u ^ i . rArd’ * * UhUi B n M * O f f o t ,3 U __________________ T H E O D O R E B U L L . Cowelodlng w ith the e N A T A L KNGAGRMRKTHL A d m iral K :n*»uw ................. H I lllaai H o race \ ' ■ m i l “ M ary M o rtim e r AUce D w a t t o t a f l W WCDKESDAY AND THURSDAY, D I L I C A T K I.K O I .NI) i n LOAM o r a L u v m FRIDAY, BENEFIT Of THE UNGAROS. DAY A F T U t T H L i.W 'IN , , L I T 1 L K ’I O D B L S K W 4 ■ a t u d a , . U a m i d M i H W I IC r t n , the I.lraw d n! trro Hit —111 t e •uaocudrd. 1-r.M eacci.trrt. AU S r . I.l nrmr.-v *oag», *pi«edl-I by ». « « » ) , *Uo A lire D u n u lug’* a gard *. to be hart tn th e Uwatn* 1871. CO AL. The Deliwtre and Hudton Canal Co’i L A C K A W A N N A Screened and delivered lu good condition in Prfcea foro Uieh prearnt pel aid city Umlta title* to w i t p urchaat-ro. tou o f SUud l b k , delivered a r e n a follow*: Tom G r a te..................................$1 «U i f f ................................ 9 Be B u m ................................. s 75 ~ ...... . ................... STf C O A L , t r t e p r e m n l^ w r PATTERNS OF GARMENTS A T 402 M A I N ST. _________________________________________dia*« GAS FIXTtTRES! GAS FIXTTTRES! M e Lave lunt n .n iv e d a N E W and I.AKGK A5- bORTMEXT OF G A b FIXTURE*. cuaalsUug of GLASS CHANDELIERS. VERDE ANTIQUE CHANDELIERS, GILT CHANDELIERS BRONZE CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, HALL LIGHTS, NEWEL POST FIGURES, PORTABLES, DROP LIGHTS, SHADES, GLOBES, 8lc. W h ich we offer at Very Low Prices. W. H. GLENNY, SONS & CO. 2 4 6 M A I N S T R E E T . N E W STO R E . M Ton. S3 S*> S M> I SA S 55 A n a , O B U B o p u w a a i a n i D D , u u i u o a v i ___ P A R E D GOAL, SCOTCH A N D A M E R ICA N PIG IR O N , F I R E B R IC K , e tc.. W h o lesale a n d RuUUL G . K. W ILSO N E C U .. Office. * * M a lr «t. a n d SS <Hilo *C. e o r. J t o W j p g t r p i l E S P R I N G T E R M O F MOELLER’S MUSICAL INSTITUTE F o r V o c a l a n d I n s t r u m e n t a l C lasses a n d P r i v a t e Lessons, W I L L C O M M E N C E A P R I L 10 t h . by M r. M O E L I.E B ; In s trum e n tal In s tru c tio n V o ral by blgnor N m*o. p « V l ( i l i i i t ‘?rtnwT ofT*e*rL F O R S A L E , THE STEAMER IVANHOE. N E W IK O N H U L L , 140 F E E T long, 22 leet tieu n , 96 feet over 'guard#, 8 feet In-Id: iron bulkheads In four w a lcr-U g h t c o m p a rtm e n U ,i»w i i i n s u i i a ,c a m engine. S 2 Inch cy liad e r , 6 feel stro k e ; r e tu r n Oue b o iler8 f e e t 1 lucli s h e ll; d r a u d i t of w a ter 4 feet 6 Inches: ca* carry l,uuu paaM-nger* w ith ROfCt}. F o r f u r t h e r particu lar* Inquiie a t B E L L '8 Steam Engine W o rk*, fliilfklo, V. V. i-16-tf D R Y G O O D S . DRY GOODS FOR THE MILLION A T T H * N e w Y o rk C a s h Store. MARCY & JOHNSON, 270 a n d 272 M a in S t r e e t, W ILL OPBX MONDAY, A P R IL 3, '71, O n e H u n d red Tbookand Dollar* w o rth of New Spring and Summer Dress Goods AT V ER Y LOW PRICES, C o m p rising a ll th e n o v e lties of the * Special bargain* In'B lack Silks, Special bargains in J a p a n e s e 811k*, ----- k o f “ ----- *— ------- B e st *}ock o f E v e n in g 811k* in ihe c ity, “ p e d a l bargain* ln I r i s h Poplins. Bh; bargain* In B lack A l|« c a s , B e s t stock • f Dress Good* in the c ity, C h o ice s tock o f L a c e Goods, B l* s tock of G loves anrt Hosiery, E x t r a bargains ln Linen Table L inen. N a p k ins. T o w e ls, Etc. H e a d q u a rters f o r D ome*Uc Goods, B L E A C H E D A N D BRO W N SH E E T IN G S . Choice stock o f P r i n ts a n d G ingham s. M u slins and W h ite l'iq u e s in endless variety a t P o p u lar P r ices, sp e c ial a tten tio n Is c a lled V, our CLO A K A N D 811AW L D E P A R T M E N T , C A R P E T S - Special bargains lu thla D e p a r tm e n t aU New Choice Goods, Just bought a n d offered a t C*e very low e st possible price f o r c a sh E X T R A IN D U C E M E N T * IN OU R CLO T H D E P A R T M E N T . Choice N ew Block especially adapted to boys' rear. Come w b e u e y o u c a n buy your goods cheap. O u r expenses a r e llgh*. W e t o y our Goods s i the m a n u feeturea and a t suction for cosh, a n d m a n y goods a r e sold a t half-coat Im p o rtation. W e a lw a y s m a k e tb e low e st p r ices In t h e c ity a n d seU th e best goods. M A R C Y S l J O H N S O N . u m . c o a x . u n i . LAFAYETTE COAL COMPANY OSloa Ho. 2 0 E i a t Bam, W M aril un til furtlx-r n o tice L A C K A W AN A a n d PITT8TO N CO AL* a t tlie foUowtng p r icaa n e r tea of SAW 11,*.. tiriivered lo any p a r t at tb e a M d t y lim its, o u ts ide o f wUlcii a »■\»'! ch a rg e w “ *\ \ for c a r t a g e : R Ton. ■ < 80 Ton. G r a t e ..................................|9 io ............................... B tove................................. 9 7# C h e s tn u t .......................... ■ 75 H Ton. $2 50 9 50 t au 9 1 1 8 7 1 . C O A L . 1 8 7 1 THE ANTHRACITE COAL CO G e n e r a l O f lt o a , N o . 8 2 1 M a l a S t . a i . s u , r u o r o r o E M i a u m . W in seU until f u r th e r n o tice them ce k - b r tu d i a t t h e following price# per ton o f SAW lbs., d e livered o f the ol'* r t t y lim its. o u U lde o f w h ich - Ton. R Ton. G r a te...............................„ * v 40 $4 mi E g g ..................................... V 50 4 86 Stove .................................. ■ 75 k uo C h e s tnut ........................... 9 7# #00 T e rm s s tr ictly Cash w h en o rdered. G E O R G E D AK IN , D a te d J a n . 26. 1871. A g e n t. K Ton. $2 SU 2 >11 2 *> 2 OU J . T . H 0 0 L E h C O . i UKA1.EH8 IN HAB1) AND SOFT COAL. Office No. 29 E, Sftneci St., Cor. Washington. ELLIS WEBSTER, WHOLKHALB ANI> RETAIL DkAt.BR II* ANTHRACITE, BITUMINOUS AND BL0SSBURGH C O A L * CONNELLSVILLE AND PITTSBURGH COKE O F F I C E and YARD . 219 KK IE St.. lo C o lt Slip. PA R T IC U L A R A T T E N T IO N .P A ID T O O R DERS. H. W ILLETT LINDERMAN, (Successor t o C . H. Dudley St Linderm a n .) D e a ler ln and shipper o f HARD AND SOFT COAL, Office Cor. Erie and Terrace Sts. FO U R N IG H T * ON L Y , SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY April 29, M#y 1, 2 n d 3. R E T U R N O F T H K FA V O R ITE, M ’ L L E T U R N O U R T h e J K r l a l W o n d e r , AND BEAUTIFUL QUEEN OF TNE AIR, W h o create* such a furore during tb e run of tha B lack Crook a t tbe A m d e -nv of M usic a sh o r t Uuie s ince.' M ' L L E T U K H O T T R I* s u p p o rted by s firwt-elao* eom b ln-tl«u of A rtists, who will a p p e a r l u i nxvly, k s r r e , RurU-^que, N e g ro 8ketches, T e u tonic E c c e tilrlcltlos, Ac. P O P U L A R PH1CX-*. Admission 9#c and sue. N o e x t r a e h i r g e for se cured seats, whl. (i him v b,- obtalnw i a t Uie Muslo Sto r e o f C o ttier * Denlop. >138-51 j^T . JA M E S H A L L . Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert BY TUB O R P H E U S SIX G IN G SO C IE T Y , ad assisted by an O r r h e r ir a co u p r U lug the bast tale n t o f the City, T h u r s d a y E v o n iujj. M a y 4, 1871. C AKI. A D A M ..................................................... t onductor. \ O R P H E U S , \ O p e r a ln T h ree Act*, by Ctar. W . von G luck. MISS M. TOEDT, O f N ew Y o rk, a * ......... Ml** M. W a rrick Miss A n n a M1 m hka Mrpheiik ’* E u r l.llca Ann r M ARCH by T a n n b a -user, by R l C l lA l .D WAG N I It •T. JA M E 8 H A L L , THEO. THOMAS’ U N E Q U A L L E D C o n c e rt Organization! O r F IFT Y D ISTIN G U ISH E D A R T ISTS The public Is reiqiertruily Inform e d th a t M r. Thee, TI m .in** will give ru route fiutu Chicago to New York) one G rand C o n c e rt F R I D A Y E V E N I N G , M A Y 5 . 1871. > h e r d e p a r tu r e for orn tin ivlioiu M ISS A N N A M E H L IG . E M IN E N T BOLOIbTS. K. B. D a k i x . C O A L . R . B. D A K I N A CO., Dealer* ln H A R D and 8 0 F T COAL. Olffee 312 M ain s t , opposite C’hurchea. M I S C E L L A N E O U S . G E N E V I E V E EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR. GENEVIEVE MILLS, SO. M ISS O U R I. W A R R A N T E D F IN E S T IN T H E M A R K E T COCHRANE’S. SS.B .—W e shall m a k e M o u rning Good* a s p e c ialty and keep a com p lete arsn r tm e n t of C rape an-l M o u rning G o o d s o f e v e ry descrip tio n c o n s tan tly on USE COLD WATER SOAP. BA V E * C L O T H E S , S A V E S M O N E Y , BA V E * LA B O R , S A V E * T IM E , e i v n r u i L . kor h o i d o r wML, s a l t o r fresh ) tn h a l f f i s j t e t MOURNING DEPARTMENT F L I N T A K E N T , 8 6 1 I b l a S t . . SPECIAL HOURNING DEPARTMENT, M rs. H. Is n o w ready to receive o r d e r s for ocy article o f L a d les' M o u .u ag A p p a r e l, from a C H O I C E M E W S T O C K . AT THB LOWEST PRICES. RO B E * m a d e pro m p t l y t o order. . O u r stock o f M O U W l W M E M G O O W v l l h e eoa*Cantiv * a a n lte w tth tb a R E S T and MOVI D K 8 .K A B L K i S k H A COURTAULD'S ENGLISH CRAPES, ro ro-. ro/ro, ro. *• \ ^ T o v i w r u n EXCELSIOR LAWN MOWERS. W E IN V I T E A T T E N T IO N TO THESE MOWERS, A N D W K H A V E NO H E S IT A T IO N IN PR O N O U N C IN G TH E M THE BEST IN MARKET EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED. D , C - W E E D Sc C O ., S o l e A g e n t # , 284 M AIN ST.. B U F F A L O , N. Y. A d m lrelnn ticket* • )ne I b d lar. Reserved seat* fifty re u l s ex t r a , 'llie sab- <-f riw n i ? l w a l- v. ill r«.in- m ence on May 2d, a t C o ttier A 1 < in . n'* M n*lc Mnre. djp-tat C H A S . W . S Y K E S . (O rganist N o rth Pre*byt,-rlan Church) TEA C H K K O F VOCAL, PIANO AND ORGAN MUSIC. R E S ID E N C E (after A p ril 20) 186 N IAGARA HL * 12-17 p i N X A R T * ACADKM 1 . Y o o n s M a n ’s A s s o c i a t i o n B u i l d i n g s . T h e G a llery w llllie open every day. Hutidtv* *-x- cepte.1, from 9 a . M. til! 6 r . x . , *n.l H a tu r 'a y e v t n - lnir* frum 7>i till 9‘. o M ink. til) tuH I , rTutdli e . Ad- niI*«lon. 21 cei ts m o n thly. H. »:?.« tl. ket* U) rents, bl# L. *1. 8 E L L 8 T K D T . **u|wriiiU n .ient. A U C T I O N S A L E S . (j^HOKCUAFT BUO*.—Auctioneers. A u c tion hale o f T I I E C O N T E N T H O F TH K P R I V A T E R E S I D E N C E O F T U E L A T E F. B. G A L L A G H E It. NO. 170 81XT11 HTREET. On T U E S D A Y , M AY S, a t 10 o'clock A. u.. W ill be sold to the highest bidder th e e n tire c o n ten ts o i l h e p r iv a te reafdenee of the late F. B. G a l lagher, N o. 170 H ixlb sL, c o u a le llng o f P a r lo r , (Tiam b e r and D ining Room F u rn itu r e , M arble T o n Table*, B u reaus, M and*, < a r p e l s . O Ueloths, C m e k e ry, P lated W o re. M irror*. I l a t Trees, H a i r M a ttr e sses, P l l io s s , ntove*. f ir . r y T e rm s c a s h . Hale po»ltlv. ^ l O E C R A F T BROS.—A u c tioneers. C h a ttel M o rtgage bale of T H E E N T I R E C O N T E N T * O F T H E FA R G O HOUSE (L a te C o u r ier H o u se) C O R N E R T E R R A C E A N D E R I E STH.. BY K. P. HHOKLKAFT, ON SA T U R D A Y , A P R I L 29, A T ltf A. M.. Office F u r n itu r e , Clocks. Ml-Tors, Kedflteails, B u reaus. W o o h ttand*, fo a l Hod«, (Moves. t.Tiarule-r Het*. IM ul n g Room T a b les and < h a lts. Splttoou*. C rockery, P latedw a r e , < a r p e u . G lassw a re. OUelolh*. < h a ’r*. . R o c k ing ( lialrs. Hof o r . « ha mix r 8»- a , Beds, B e d d ing. T o ilet He!s. fic. rtV-tt D E C O R A T I O N . L A K E I C E . B U F F A L O IC E C O M P A N Y . Office rem o v e d from corner Seneca a n d W a shlngton U>308 M AIN. C O R N E R E R I E BT. O u e thoa#*nd tons added to la s t ) e a r 's supply. Ice harvested from 'Jeep, c lear w a ter, a n d w a rranted free from aU c a n a l a n d pond lm p u rl l lea. C O R N E L L L E A D C O . M a n a f a c tnrers of » m T « l . r . t n 1 * 0 L E A D P I P E S U E T A N D B A R L E A D , Offier t h e foUowtng b rand: W a rranted Strictly P a ra. w a - * * s DRESS AND CLOAK ROOMS, ) ror - TO I . ■»- “ 5X1 v s v s a .T ____ 1 W h b l f t e M k J . J O S E P H S , HOUSE, SIGN AMD FANCY PAINTER. *■ E x c h a n g e St., Bnffialo, N. Y. G r a in in g -, M a r b l i n g GILDING G L A S S . W A L L S AMD CELLIN' US K A L O O M IN E D ithe beat m a n n e r and w ith d ispatch. AMERICAN MERCHANTS’ UNION COMPANY. «oa r ,*n amd a w. mmmmca n . , bvw t a l o • \ * * CARTAGE EXPRESS OFFICE. a s u - f f V K N D l r E o f a l
