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BUFFALO EXPRESS, TUESDAY. MAY 9. 1871. C l t Y A N D V I C I N I T Y . T h * H o c h e s t e k O p e r a H o u s e . —T b e n e w Opera JIou*e at Uuchtsler w iil be id* auguratfJ next F r id a j evening w itb tbe U«»s A Co. Opera Com b ination. LfcCTUHK.— Last evening a very abie and in tei e a tin g lec tu r e on “ T b e M o tive* o f a sch o l a r \ wa* d e l iv e r e d b e fore tb e Buflal* ( ath o lic In a t i i u t e by M r. r t e p b r n B e ttiu - ger, J r . B it t e n b y a L mm ;.— A tw o year old boy nam e d sam u e l Irvio g , w b ileplayin g w itb a •m a ll d o g S a tu r d a y evening. w a * q u ite b a d l y b i t te n in tbe face. D o ctor M o rrow atten d e d him. thoae w b o a t t e n d th e co n c e r t th i a e v e n i n g j U n n ; C h e t a n e r t h e y b a d n n a d t h a w a t e r t h e j s h e l v i n g , lad e n w i t h a m a g n ificen t die* m a . ex p e c t a r a r e m u iirml t r e a t T h e p r o - | city m ig h t h a v e i t fo r tb e ca n a l w h ich i t I p lay o f goods o f ewdteea v a r i e t y . T o th e ' * * “ * — •-* ' left b a n d o f t b e e n t r a n c e fa t b e g l o v e coun te r , w h e r e m a y b e seen a b e a u tifu l th e s e p e o p le t n nanM o t h e m to h a v e a w a te r p o w e r w h i c h th o y n o w h a v e n e t . In th e S p r in g a n d F a l l d o c b t h n en o u g h w a te r m i g h t be o b t a i n e d f r a n th e source in ques tio n , b u t t n th e d r y S u m m e r t i m e w b e n it )■ L o d g e s *.— E ight persons w e re a c m o d a ted w ith lodging* at tbo P o lice tIonhou*ri Sunday n igh t: three at No. « one at No. T w o . three at No. Three, one at So. F ive. M km . S c o t t S iihjonh .— F riday and S atur d a y e v e n i n g the charm ing ri<rf*utioni4t, Sir*, fieott Siddona, is to give dram atic reading* a t 8 t. Jatu c * Hall. T h e entertainm ent* will b e of a n u n u s u a lly h ig h o r d e r of m e r i t and attrartlvenesN . P i e d o r I s j u r i e s .— S u n d a y m o rning a m a n nam e d E d w a r d (iibix.na died from the effect* o f i n j u r i e s w b i c b lie received by a fall from a b u ild in g o n B a tav ia s t r e e t o n lb e 28th u l t . C o ro n e r Vaughan w a s notified an d w ill bold an Inquest. E i g h t h D i s t r i c t D e n t a l S o c i e t y . T b e th i r d a n n u a l m e e ti n g o f tb e E ig h th D i s t r i c t D e n ta l S o c iety w i l l commence at te n o'clock this forenoon at tbe rooms ol tbe B u ffalo M e d ical Association iu the Voung M e n ’* A s s o c iatio n Building, continuing u n t i l t o - m o r r o w evening. A large attend a n c e is anticipated and it 1* ex p e c ted t h a t th e pro c e e d in g s of tb** meeting w ill be* high ly im jjortaut and interesting. P o l i c e R e c o r d . — F o u rteen alleged offenders fell in t o t l ie hands of tbe Buffab C ity P o lice d u r i n g tbe period o f twenty-four h o u r* e n d i n g a t six o’clock yesterday morn i S f , S e v e n o f the prisoners w e re charged w i t h d r t m k e n n s s s and d i s o r d e r ly conduct, o n e w i t h larc e n y , th r e e w i l h asaau lte w ith dead ly w e a p o n s , t w o w ith assault an d bat te r y , an d one w i t h v a g r a n c y , feeven canes w e r e r e f e r r e d t o t h e P o lice J u s t i c e fo r dis position. T h e W a t c h bouse Ju s t i c e s im p o sed fines to tbe am o u n t of tw e n ty dollars. gram m e , w h ieh app e a red in o u r S a tu r d a y I w o u ld be t e — fitcte n t t o b e n e fit. H e t h o u g h t i-sue, contains a t t r a c t i v e an d v a r ie d m lec- it w o u ld be sim p l y g i v i n g som e $70,000 to tiona from th e choicest co m p o s itio n s o f tb e best m a tters. T h e g r a n d ch o r u s e s w ill he -rendered by tb e e n t i r e so c iety , n u m b e r i n g »or oe eighty ladies an d g e n tlem e n . T h e overtures an d m a n y o f tb e acco m p a n im e n ts will be played by a ca r e f u lly selected and weil tra i n e d o r c h e s t r a o f som e tw e n ty - liv e f*>riorm ers, m a n y o f w h o m a r e p r o m i n e n t soloist*. T h e concert o v e r , a ball and su p p e r , for member* only, w ill follow at L ied e r tafe l H a ll. COM M ON C O U N C I L . ACKNOWLKDOKM P.NT OF <i UI I.T.— 1T h e y o u n g m a n W illiam G c r v ln , w h o w a s a r r e s t ed S a t u r d a y evening by D e tectives M o ran an d D o n o v a n as being tbe burglar wbo fig u red in tbe ex c it in g occurrence at the re s id e n c e of M r. Nut. H u c k c r , on Johnson P la c e , y e s terd a y morn ing made lu ll acknow l ed g m e n t th a t in* w as the guilty party, as in d e e d he w o u ld have been undoubtedly p r o v e d . H e w a s taken before P o lice Justice E g g ^ r l , uud upon arraignm ent plead guilty o f b u r g l a r v in t b e first degree, lie w a s then co m m itte d to j* i l to aw u it the action of * h i g h e r C o u r t. T i i k O p e r a . — M a r t h a . — T w o perfor m a n c e s of English opera, given by lbs* Hess A Co. Com b ination, are to delight the inimie lo v in g public ol this eity the present week— to - m o r r o w and 'I b u rs lay evening*. U f the com p a n y uotliing need he said further than t b a t i t com p rises tue entire array o f artist*** in E n g l i s h o p e r a , w h o , as members o f other o r g a n iz a t i o n s previou -ly in existence, have b e e n t h e fav o rite* w ith the A m e rican peo p le. T o -m o rro w evening w ill be presented a t th e Academ y ot M u sic,Flotow ’s charm ing “ M artini.\ an ojs ra w h ich, although it ha- been o llcn presented here, loses nothing ol Ita favor hy repetition. Caroline Biehing- Jiernar-J w ill personate Ln<l<i H a rriet 1 M rs. Neguln. JSanci/; Mr. Castle, Lionel, an d Mr. Cam p b ell, TLunkell. Thursday ev e n i n g w ill be produced M o z a r t’s \Mar* rla g c of F ig a r o ,\ w ilh a fine east, bringing in t o requisition tlie full strength ami jkiw o f the co/npufiy. THE MEETING YESTERDAY - IH E HAM BURGH I ANAL NUISANCE—MUCH SAID AND LITTLE DONE. ,n r * T h e C o u n c il m e t in re g u l a r session yes-* and terd a y afte r n o o n . an«l w a* called to o r d e r at h a lf p a s t t w o o’clo c k , tb e P r e s i d e n t , A ld e r m a n t^beehan in th e c h a i r . T b e F a t h e r s w ere all p r e s e n t w i t h tb e ex c e p tio n of A ld e r m e n O v e n s a n d Z i n k . A s w ill be in f e r r e d from a p e r u s a l of o u r re p o r t th e session w a s sp i r i t e d , a great deal was said, a u d i t all r e s u lt e d i u but little m a t t e r o f g o o d to th e p a b l i c . T h e m in u tes o f tb e last m e e ti n g w e re approv ed. FROM THE MAYOR. A co m m u n icatio n w a s received fro m H is H o n o r th e M « y o r d i r e c t in g t b e a t t e n t l o o o f t h e C o u n c i l to th e i u j u r y d o n e to tree s an d public p r o p e r t y by th e rem o v a l o f fram e build in g s through the s t r e e t s , a n d th e de lays and in c o n v e n ien c e also occasioned thereby. He reco m m e n d e d th a t h e r e a f t e r perm ission be n o t g i a n t e d to m o v e f r a m e build in g s u n t i l t h e i r size a n d t h e ro u t e th e y arc t o p u r s u e , i>e asc e r ta in e d . T h e m a t t e r w a s r e f e r r e d to t h e C o m m ittee o n F i r e . T h e M a y o r ' re p o r t e d th a t b e ’ h a d been served w i t h a su m m o n s in a s u i t b r o u g h t ag a i n s t th e city by D a n ie l L y n c h , au d had placed th c p a p e r s in t h e b a u d s o f t h e C ity A t t o r u e y . R e c e ived an d filed, a n d tb e C ity A t t o r n e y d i r e c t e d to defend. T h e M a y o r r e tu r n e d w i t h o u t h i s ap p r o v a l a reso lu tio n ad o p ted M a y 1st, d i r e c t in g an o r d e r t o bu d r a w n fo r $082, in fa v o r of Ila s s .t K e lley fo r p r i n t i n g tb e a n n u a l re p o r t of the b u p c r i u l e n d e n t o f E d u c a t io n , for reason that th e ch a r g e w a s u o t in ac c o rd a n c e w itb the te r m s of tb e c o n t r a c t a n d tb e o r d i nances. R e ferred to th e C o m m ittee on Schools. T h e M a y o r also re t u r n e d w i t h o u t b is ap p ro v a l a re s o lu tio n d i r e c t i n g an o r d e r t o be d r a w n o n th e E r r o n e o u s T a x F u n d for $203.08 in fa v o r o f R o b e r t D ick . A l d e r m a n E v a n s m o v e d tb a t M r. D ick be h e a r d . M r. D ick th e n addressed tb e C o u n c il. Alderm a n E v a n s moved tbat tbe resolu tion be adopted,'the veto of the M a y o r not w ithstanding. T h e C ity A t t o r n e y addressed t h e C o u n c il up o n t h e Kuhject. T h e m o tio n o f A ld e r m a n E v a n s w a s th e n p u t, and the ayes and noes b e in g called for, it was adopted — ayes 19; noes 3. FRO M T H E C O H F T R O L L E R . T h e C o m p t r o ll e r re p o r t e d th e am o u p ts nece-sary to p a y in t e r e s t d u e o n c i t y bonds. Orders w ere directed to be draw n . He also reported tbat he bad received from the County T r e a surer the amount ap propriated by the State for the schools of Buffalo, and had deposited the sam e in the rity treasury. Received and filed. THE STREETS. T h e Street Com m issioner recommended that an onler be draw n in favor of Isaac ilo l ’ow u y for i'J, OOO to appiy o u h i s c o n t r a c t for pavin g E lk street. O rder directed to bs Irawn. The E n g ineer reported proposals received f >r p a v in g Jefferson and E a g le streets, and lor constructing crossw a lks, etc. Referred t > thc appropriate oppimittees. an d very ex t e n s i v e asso r tm e n t of g loves o f j all kind*. an d w h ich a r e sold a t r e m a r k a b ly low p r ice s , esp e c ially k id s , o f w h ich a v e r y good quality m ay be o b tain e d fo r t h c unus ually low price o f sev e n ty - fiv e ce n ts. F o i- 11 ‘ fcdod t b e s u p p l y w o u ld be e n t i r e ly insufil- • lo w in g t h e s a m e rid e o f th e sto r e , w e com e u e n t , an d alth o u g h a d a m sh o u ld he b u i l t us • n e x t t o t h e p a r a s o l , h o s iery a n d v a r ie t y de- b ig b as t b e sp i r e o f S t. P a u l a Cat bed r a i t i e j p a r t m e n t , la r g e l y an d co m p letely sto c k e d ; w a te r w o u ld n o t t h e n flow o v e r i t i n aufli- , t h e n t o t h e lace c o u n t e r , w h e r e t h e di.-play cie n t force to c l e a r a w a y th e nubanci*. j o f laces f r o m th e ch e a p e s t t o t b e m o s t costly T h e r e w a a n o use, be s a id, in a d o p t i n g t i e j an<l e x q u i s i t e f a b r i c , is e s p e c ially a t t r a c t i v e ; re p o r t , f o r w h a t i t set* o u t to do c a n n o t be an d t h e n on to th e silk d e p a r t m e n t , w h e r e A c t i v e S e b v i c i :.--S e rgeant Louis S avey re c r u i t i n g officer, w as m journing Sunday e v e n i n g in a boarding boil-** saloon on E x ch a n g e stree L A n e w ly culifclcd m em b er of th e ra n k an d file who w a s pi* -cut became o s tr e p e r o u s , w h ereupon thc scrgeani placed h im in a c o in e r bucked and gagged. A lso present w e re tw o organ grinders, G e o r g e W . I.azar and ( barle* lirow n , so ld iers, and each m inus an u ru i. These g e n t r y objected to th e mode o f treatment ex e r c ised by th c inau of a u th o r ity toward h i s recruit, an d high w o rds arose. Then b lo w s cam e , a n d the grinders detaching the c r a n k fro m tb e i r organ beat the sergeant u p o n t b e head w ith it un til he w as incapa b le o f f u r t h e r r e s istan t . . T h e police cam e In ev e n t u a l l y , an d took all parties to No. O n e S ta tio n h o u - c , w h e re a severe cut in S e r g e a n t S a v e y ’* h e a d was attended by D o c to r P h e l p s . Y e s t e r d a y the parties settled t h e m a t t e r am icably am o n g them •elv ea, th e injured man declining to prose cu te. T h k P r i z e F ig h t . —T he advices which re a e h h e r e i n re g a r d to th*- delectable r e c rea tio n i n W h ich Messrs. Mace und Coburn p u r p o s e t o *? ngage on T h u r s d a y , are all fa v o r a b le to tb o expectations o f tlie high- m in d e d p e r s o n s w h o look forw a rd with g n a t I n t e r e s t t o th e co n test. Coburn w a s ex p e c t e d t o p a s s t h r o u g h the c ity y e s terd a y tn route for h is P e n n s y l v a n i a ren d e z v o u s , a n d is s a id t o h a v e p ro c e e d e d fro rn H o r n e lla- v i l l e t o D u n k i r k . M a c e , w e arc informed, W ill s t a r t for P e n n s y lvania to-day, b u t w ill n o t pass th r o u g h Buffalo. T h e r e is a g r e a t deal of speculation as to W h e re t h e fight i* to take place, many main t a i n l n g ' t h a t Long P o int is not to be the p lace o f m e e tin g , borne suggest P o in t Abino a n d v a r io u s loealilie* are nurned. M ace anu h i s p a r t y w ill lea v e E r ie by steamboat for th e scene o f actio n W ednesday night. JB x tenstve p r e p a r a t i o n s a r e being made for th e oonvevance o f excursion parties from v a r io u s p o in ts. One or m o re boats w ill p r o b a b ly g o from here. P o l i c e C o u r t . — There is no lack of b u s in e s s a t th e P o lice Court now -a-days, a n d th e officials c a n n o t compluin of nothing to Y e s te r d a y th e fo l l o w i n g eases w e re t o p an d disposed of: W i l l i a m Mii.'oy committed an assault upon B . D . W h i t n e y , foi' w h ich he w a s sent dowu fo r t h i r t y d a y s . D e n n is H o llb a n , w h ile in a state o f i n t o x ic a ti o n , e n t e r e d tb e house o f H j t t i e B u r r an d to o k th e r e f r o m a vase valued a t $1-50 • a d * p a i r o f aleeve b u t t o n s valued a t fifty een ta. H e w a s fined ten dollars. T h o m a s E a g a n w a s co n v icted o f p e tit la r e e n y in stealin g tb e su m o f t w e l v e o r fifteen centa from A l b e r ti n a b h u l t z , a n u sen t fiO t h e W o r k h o u s e for s i x ty d a y s . G e o r g e W . F o r r e s te r p lead g u i l t y to t h e • b a r g e o f assau ltin g and b e a t in g h is w ife C a t h a r i n e . And w a s fined five dollar*. P a r r y W i lliam s , a m a n of color, w a s co m . m ltta d to t h e W o r k h o u s e for six ty d a y s for em a e i ti n g A n n a L i v i n g s to n . T b rro e e R o o n e y p lea d g u i l t y to the charge w a s aen ten c e d to th i r t y it. « * w T t e o r t y w m fined t e n d o l l a r s for SCHOI HJ9. T h e Superintendent of Education rej>ort- .i the section o f the c ity adjacent to theC a t- e Yard*, as w ithout school accommodations except No. 31, w h ich » overcrow d e d . lie recommended th** consolidation o f D istrict* Nos. 31 and 25, and the erection o f a new building in a r i he yju d s . Referred to the Com m ittee on Schools. -THE CITY CLERK. The C i t y C lerk submitted* a certified copy of the A c t o f the Legislature providing for the construction of a bridge over Buffalo River, ami the i*su« o f bonds in paym ent therefor. R e ceived and filed. T h e C ity C lerk reported the amount due Aaron A a r o n s at the time of his dc«lh for services as Sergrant-at-Arm s to the Council, nnd recommended that an order for a full month's pay b f draw n in favor of Mrs. Aarons. T h e order w aa directed to be draw n os recommended. T h e Clerk reported accounts allowed by the Board of Health. Orders w e r e directed to be draw n . REPAIR8-PAY. T h e Superintendent o f the F ire D epart ment recommended the rebuilding of the house o f steam er “ G enesee\ and the repair* of o ther buildings of the departm ent. Referred to tbe Com railee on F ire. The W a ter Commissioners reported the pay roll of the street gan g for the m onth of A p r il. Orders w e re directed to be draw n . ABOUT DOUB. Alderm an D a y ton, by perm ission of th e Council, introduced a resolution to t h c effect that, as tho streets o f t h e city are in fested by worthless an d d a n g e r o u s do g s ru n n i n g at larg e , t h e C ity A t t o r n e y cause an ord in a n c e to be d r a w n requiring tb e Police C o m m is sio n e rs to cause all unm u zzled dog* to be killed. T h e m a t t e r w a s r e f e r r e d to th e C o m m i tt e e o n P o lice. do n e . H e w a a in fa v o r o f w a it i n g for a good effect from tb e d red g in g . A ld e r m a n Scheu w a n te d to k n o w w b g t A ld e r m a n E v a n s t h o u g h t t o be tb e p lan ly r effectually ab a t in g tb e nuisance. Alderm an E v a n s co n s id e r e d tb e o r t y effectual rem e d y w o u ld be t n e co n s t r u c t io n o f a g r e a t re c e i v i n g se w e r e m p t y i n g in N iag a r a R iv e r below B lack R o c k . So k>r*g as tb e sew e r s co n t i n u e to e m p t y in t o th e c a n a l, h e s a id , t h e d r e d g in g w iil h a v e t o l*e d o n e ev e r y y e a r . A ld e r m a n Scheu said he w a a in fav o r of any p lan b y w h ich th e n u isan c e m i g h t fce ab a ted . I t is tim e , said b e , to sh o w th e p u b l i c th a t th e C o u n c il m e a n burin.*** an d to a b a t e th e n u isan c e . S o m e th in g o u g h t t o b e d o n e w i t h o n t a n y fu r t h e r d e lay. A b iem a a n CTuice said t h a t e v e r y T h u r j - d a y e v a o i n g w h e n th e co m m ittee m ^ t eitixons w e re p r e s e n t t a k i n g t h a t so m e th in g be d o n e to a b a t e th e n u isan c e , o t h e r w ise th a t t h e y sh o u ld h a v e t o ab a n d o n th e local ity . H e th o u g h t tb e C o u n c il sh o u ld ex :r- ctae econom y in o t h e r th in g * an d l i b e r a lj t y in t h i s : A ld e r m a n S to r c k opposed t b e ad o p t l o a of tb e re p o r t . H e considered i t a ll n o n s e n s e to talk ab o u t a u y s u c h schem e a t tb a t now p r o posed. T b e e x p e r i m e n t w i t h M r. P ic i l, be said , p r o v e d c o n c lu s iv e ly t h a t in h o t w e a t h e r a s u fficien t flow of w a t e r c a n n o t be o b tain e d from tb i s so u rce. A b e t t e r w a y would be to aak t h e rig h t o f t b e can a l b a c k fro m th e S ta t e , an d lay i n it* bed a re c e iv in g sew e r to e m p t y i n t o B u ffalo R iv e r . A l d e r m a n S e a rs rem arked that during th e p a s t y e a r an d a h a l f som e petty objec tion* h a d b e e n found to every plan proposed for d o in g aw a y w i t h th e nuisance. The Council had uow a r r i v e d w h e re they must do so m e th in g . T h e dredging would not serv e any good p u r p o s e unless there cot Id be a flow of good w a te r , an d h e w o u ld com b ine w i t h a n y p r o j e c t to accom p lish tb a t en d . H e co n s id e r e d th a t e v e r y tim e he voted a g a i n s t an y feasible p lan fo r t b e ab a t e m e n t o f t h e n u isan c e h e w a s co m m i t ti n g a »in w h i c h th e p e o p le sh o u ld p u n i s h h .m for. * Alderm a n Booth considered it shame/ul tb a t t w o y e a rs b a d been allo w e d to pass aad nothing doue to effect the desired object. W hen the old dam w u in its place, he sa'd, there w a s • good flow o f w a ter, and A c nuisance was never heard of. H e nad no doubt but that If a proper dam w ere con structed a sufficient supply of w a ter m ight be obtained by the p l a n n o w proposed. AW erman P a t c h ta thought tbe supply of w a ter to be obtained in this w a v would be entirely Inadequate. T b e nuisance i* a hor rible thing for the city , be said, aud should be perm anently abated; but this plan never w ill abate it— it is an im p ossibility. Alderm a n Storck moved as au amendment to tbo motion for adoption, that tlie report be refcared to the Com m ittee ou on Sauitary Measures, together w ith the C i t y A teoruey. The aye* and noe* w ere called for. Then a great deal o f talk followed in explanation of votes a9 t h t roll w a scaiied. Alderm an Evan* pronounced the project a sw indle designed to benefit a few indi viduals, and do uo good w h a tever in the w a y of abating the stench. Alderm a n K e lly defended tlie report, m aintaining the plan to be in every w a y feasible, aud inserted that the reason ot its opposition w as lo a f it would uot cause the city sufficient expenditure of inputy to please certain members o f the Council, He failed to perceive auy appearance o f a sw indle about the matter. Aiderm a n P ierce hoped the report would not he referred. T h e pestilential Tames of the cauqi aro sw e e p ing aw a y citizens, and the people begin to feel h^ rt and sore because no decisive step s are taken. Tbe people, he said, are w a i t i n g to hear w hat i- dona to-day, an d if nothing is done they w ill act in som e w a y fo r them sclve*. If the Council do not intend to do anv thing, they should let the p e o p le k n o w it. T h e motion to refer w a s lo*t— a y e s f l: noes 15. A iderman Groben moved as an amend ment to the motion for adoption, that the coot o f tho w o r k be draw n upon the general fund. Tlie ayes and noes w e r e called for, and tlie amendment w as lost— ayes 9, noes 13. Alderm an E v a n s moved thut the report be laid o n Lhe tab le for o n e w e e k , or u n til such t i m e as th e p a r ti e s sh a l l f u r n ish satis fa c to r y proof* of t h e i r t i t l e to t h e premises. T h e ayes a n d noes w e re called tor, an d the motion w as declared lost— ayes 11, noes 11 . T b e question w m th e n taken upon the original motion for the adoption o f the re port, and it w a s l ik e w ise declared lost, the count standing 11 to 11 m before. Alderm an bears moved to adjourn, acd the motion w as carried by a vote of 13 to >. m ay he seen full lines o f new patterns every grade and varie ty. In lace* and silks few stores cau exh ib it as co m p lete and ele gant a stock, and probably nocc in the city a superior. Trim m ings and button* are the specialties o f tbe n e x t counter, and then w e arrive HI tbe shaw l departm ent, w h ich oc cupies the W a shington street end o f the store, lb e shaw l stock ia full and splendid, including everyth in g from tho lowest priced article know n to the trade up to the highest price garm e n t o f lace or cam e l’s hair. T b e first departm e n t to the righ t o f the entrane i» that of prints, sheetings and flannels; the n e x t broadcloths, doeskin*, e t c . ; the next linens, and the n e x t and last, dre»s goodi In every one o f these m entioned lines the supply o f goods is full, elegant, and in every w a y satisfactory. T h e amount o f trade is already v e r y extensive, aud w a y is rapidly made tor new good*, w h ich are bought in N e w Y’ o rk by 3Ir. Chester. T h e floor we have beeu speaking of, w e should mention, is under the superintendence o f M r. W . H. M c L a u g h lin , w h o hu* been for a long time at this stand. T h e second floor is occupied as the carpet departm ent, and carpets are made and up holstery w o r k done on the fourth floor. The th iid floor is occupied partially by the dre> m a k ing departm ent, as before staled, and the rem ainder for the storage o f reserv stock. T h e assortm ent of carpets is very com p lete, including Axminhtc-rs, V e lvets, Brussels, three-plies, ingrains, and all other m anufactures, of every grade of quality and price. M r. M o rgan take* particular charge o f this feature ol the business. W e have only alluded to that of w h ich great deal m ight be said in thus desenbin; the uew store of L . U . Chester & Co. B y visiting the establishm ent our readers can form a much better idea of its arrangem ent and tbe opportunities it afford* than w e can convey to them in words. U f one thing they may be assured, and that is th a t w h e ther they purchase or no. they w ill he received aud treated in the most courteous manner. T h e C a n a l B r e a k . — Y e s terday morn in g ’s Rochester l)ontucraL give* an inter esting account o f affairs at the Ox-Bow break, from w h ich w e e x tra c t the follow ing If Un* ** O x-Row \ was never im n ior'alizcd b*-f..i it i-trlainly u iu - : l>t- now. Vv li- u the Erl*- * an slrnil l i u i t oetu -.wept nwajr by .-w ine greatt Uo*-l. - » nen it -hail nave liecouie u run.e l o in li. eiiln through m i s u i a i i t i i i e i i t or by M u r n i o f the <K-< in •if inlini*! liav ijptll ili. a t least one im p - of Its c v entti:l u t-tory will ik- Uevoteii to “ tneU x -K o w -u s break anil repairs.\ Th** pro-,.ee*t one week ago of II. eariy resum p tion of navigation, was Klnomy cm ugh. b e a r e d ) m o re lliHii llliy m en w e re employe*!on i work, and it looked as though all ’ anunn would be required to till th-* Im m ense »li:. n i. d e l*y the ru d iln g w a ters :«» II broke a* , from th e basin and m a n ly rolled lltr*-ugh flel an i forest* ou Ita way t-> O n tario. M ondav m Tuesday brought a sufficient force ol men is li acene to m ake the utf.nr im p o r tant uud give to 1: dullness upjiearanco. A e r o u n iiodatluus o f a ecu for-table kln-i w ere p i o \ ided f o r m en a u d horses, ai the organization o f Ihe force was a b o u t com pie n w hen the M-cond “ b reak’'o c c u r r e d w h ich threaten* to a- -I d e lay t o Uie d isaster a n d m a k e Ihe c u r e a s h. bs the disease. T h is dlillculiy wus lortuiiatelv m- overcom e, a n d since th a t Unit- everysldii? has In* going on a* regularly as clock work. The set-ne ilie break m.w U vastly different from whnl i t »; one week ago. Then the \ tem porary board sheds we: In process o f c o nst rue'io n . no leni-* w ere visible, but few men a n d no team s w e re oil th e groim tw o full size c ir c u s tents, large fram e structi office-, blacksm ith an-l ca r p e n te r sh*-iu>, mall tents. Including tho-e for tin- m iltarv. are the A hunt -uu tin i al*e a t work and over 2 >»i ti a n u Ing a n d unloading *'d istantly. lh e place itud th* roundings hav- a look or a n army cam p or a - : n< >' 1-lg. lol -er h a lf 1 _______ ____ _ delay Is o,dv w Idle unload lutliiuiiiik. one w.-'g.. Y e s terday tho g a p In th e em b a n k m e n t wn teu f. et a '- o e 'h e lev:.-] o f the canal hot:.-i, Tuesday at has I k - Sdo uot a t ’ tea- 1on any < L. li. C H E S T E R Jt CU. W h o w a s arra i g n e d “® lt an d b a t t e r y up o n fined five dollars. M c C a r th y w a s co n v icted o f F o a co m p lain t of W illiam L a r k to t h e W o r k h o u s e fo r t h i r t y t a f k l C o n c e r t T o - x i o h t M w a h a r e p r e v io u s ly a n . L» m B o fiklo L ied e rtafel celeb r a tes a n n i v e r s a r y b y a g r a n d I^KtoI co n c e rt. T im e t r i e s o n *xJ»tence o f n e a r l y a r a f a e a a t a r y sh o w .’ th e in h e r e n t ex c e llen c e o f th i s V a o r g a n iz a t i o n can O M l M h a l o i i f f t h o f t i m e w i t h o u t posaeoo- | « l a a n t h u o r d i n a r y M e r it , an d h s o o s PETITIONS. T h e p e t i t i o n o f t h e Q. Q. Q. A w o c iatio n , :i-king perm ission to e r e c t a fram e boat -use on the beach a t t h e foot o f E r i e stree t , w as referred to the Com m ittee on Fire. T h c petition o f II. M. Long to sell fresh* meat trom hi* w agon in thc new territory was granted by a vote o f 12 ayes to 10 noes. Sundry other petitions w e r e referred to appropriate committees. THE HAMBURGH CANAL. 'Alderm an Scheu m o v e d to Buspend th e rules an d receiv e th e re p o r t of th e special co m m ittee i n r e g a r d to t h e a b a t e m e n t of t h e H a m b u r g h Canal n u isan c e b y m e a n s o f th e H y d r a u lic Canal. A f t e r considerable talk the motion was earned, and the Clerk read the report as fol low s: The undersigned, appointed by your Honorable Body, a counittMe to aacerbdh Uie moat available n-rma upon which a current of water can be procured through the Hydraulic canal Into the Main and Ham burgh street canal, respectfully report— That they have conferred with tlie parties claim ing to own Uie franchise of tbe Hydraulic Asso ciation. That aald parlies offer to g rant to the city, withont charge, the right to erect a dam arroaa Buffalo creek a? UotfiMir Springs. au«l to pass water through the Hydnuffta capo*, re serving to themselves the privi lege o f using the *»u» for byhranlte purposes ln such manner as wtll not Impado its flow. should the city accept thto offer It would be com pelled to erect a dam at Valphnr Springs aad to deepen tbe liydrauMe canal. It to believed that by this means a <ufleieat volume of water ean be Intro duced Into the Main and Hamburgh street canal to prevent a recurrence o f tbe existing —»— r> after said canal shall h»ve been properly dredged. The p arties making the foregoing proposition have not furnished to your committee evidences of their Utie, b a t have promised to do so If their offer be ac cepted by your Honorable Body. Your committee recommend that the eity nceept the above proposition, provided the said forthwith furnish to the City Attorney proof of their Utle to the franchise of U Association, and of their right to convey to t t e d t y e mentioned rights and prlvlh '* •-*-* - * K Uoaofa opening o f thc canal be commenced tbe above Aad aa it u highly deairafcie that the dam aud the dr aoon aa such right u ^btalnnd \ sulphur Springs, and make w i - lions o f the w e e t n a c a a iarv i„ ____ _ u» nquttlt. . m r f - u - . w -IU> i t . prob»hl. CO.! to U m Cornell „ A ld e r m a n K e U j m o v e d th e ad o p tio n e r th e r e p o r t : A l d e r m a n E v a n s spoka l a ite ad o p tio n . H e said th e p ro p o s a l w u to p a y t h a ex p e n s e s o f m a k i n g a w a t e r p o w e r f o r t h e m i ll b e lo n g in g t o t h i s m i n i s NEW FIRM AND AN EXTENSIVE BI NESS. T b e sto r e N o . 259 Main s t r e e t lias fo r a long p e r io d o f y e a r s b e e n a n o ted stand . tbi* c i t y o f tb e d r y g o o d s b u s in e s s . G r e a t firms-, h a v e occupied it. an d i t b a s beeu th e th e a tre o f tra d e to a vast a m o u n t. W hen B a ru e s A B a n c r o f t v a c a ted i t t o t a k e posses sio n o f th e i r n e w p r e m ise s , t h e b u i l d in g , a f te r a th o r o u g h re n o v a t i o n th r o u g h o u t , w a s leased an d ta k e n possession of by tb e n e w firm o f L . H . C h e s t e r A C o ., w h o n o w o c c u p y i t . T h e r e is such an ap p e a r a n c e of fresh n e s s a n d th r i f t a b o u t t h e place, an d it c o n t a in s so ex t e n s i v e , v a r ie d an d ele g a n t au asso r tm e n t o f g o o d s , t h a t w e feel a d e s i r e to say a l i t t l e i n d e s c r i p t io n o f it, an d p a r t i c u larly fo r t h e b e n e fit of o u r o u t o f t o w n su b sc r ib e r s w b o lik e to b e to i d o f th e bent places a t w h ich th e y can do t b e i r t r a d i n g in th e cuty. F i r s t , a f e w w o r d s a b o u t t h e g e n tlem e n w h o c o n s t i t u te th e firm . A t i^s h e a d is M r. L . H . C h e s t e r , w h o , alth o u g h be h a s n o t l o n g b e e n p e r m a n e n t l y lo c a ted bere» is so w e ll k n o w n as scarcely t o n e e d an y form o f i n t r o d u c t i o n . H e h a a rem o v e d h 6 i e from N o r w i c h , C o n n ., w h e r e h e h a d lo n g bet-n a m e m b e r o f a p r o m i n e n t firm in the. sam e lin e o f business. A s s o c iated w i t h M r. C h e s ter are M e s s rs. L . F . W . A r e n d an d D . E . M o rg a n , b o t h o f w h o m h a v e follow e d th e clry goods b u s iness in th i s c i t y fo r a q u a r t e r o f a c e n t u r y o r m o re, a n d a r e wide* ly an d fav o rab ly k n o w n to th e p n b lic b y w h o m t h e l a r g e sto r e s a r e p a t r o n i z e d . T h e sto r e o c c u p ies th e e n t i r e b u ild in g - ^ b a s e m e n t a n d f o u r sto r ies, an d e x t e n d in g th r o u g h froM M s i n to W a s h in g t o n stree t- T h e stgpk co m p rises e v e r y t h i n g in th e d r y , goods lin e , c a r p e t s , u p h o l s te r y , e t c . A p a r tic u i a r fe a t u r e o f th e b u s in e s s w h i c h th i s firm -conducts, a n d t o w h i c h esp e c ial a t t e n tion o u g h t t o be called , is t h e d e p a r t m e n t o f d re s s m a k in g a u d th e m a k i n g u p o f u n d e r w e a r. F o r th i s p a r t o f t h e b u s in e s s a p o r tio n o f th e th i r d floor i s assig n e d . M iss M a r y T h o m p s o n , a n acco m p lish e d m o d is te , is a t t h e head of th e d e p a r t m e n t , an d w i l l bo aided b y som e f o r ty sk illfu l a s s i s t a n t s . T h i* b r a n c h o f t h e t r a d e p ro m ises to b e v a r y ex* (e n t i r e l y p a tr o n iz e d . A l l th e w o r k don.i w i l l be in a m a n n e r so ex c e l l e n t u to g iv e periM tt s a tisfactio n i n e v e r y i n s tan c e . N e w to sp e a k m o r e d e s c r ip tiv e ly ; an d f i r s t i t sh o u ld b s sta t e d th a t aa t h a s t o r e h a a been occu p ied b u t a f e w d a y s , n o t e v e r y t h i n g i s y e t I n t h a e x a c t o r d e r t h a t w i l l p r e v a i l i n d o e tim e . T h e v i s i t o r w i l l , h o w e v e r , nhee r s s little w i t h w h i e h t e l n d f r o l t , u n l e s s g a r . tie a l a r i y h a r d t e plaaea. T h a firs t l e e r te in p e r f e c t o r d e r , a a d aa. 1 — d idW aSackaJ- T r a v e r s i n g tta lit* le: f->re they njjT tin- w*gwn. T h e liu* f-illowlnx a n o th e r v e ry c losely, an I It w- tlf-uzh not e v e n a m inutepa»?ed O u r ln/ the <la\ that - ■ **a» n o t I h iug uiH-lr- less. l*lauk rusuU have been Inlil to tunke lhe tiaT.-l m o re rapid. :i- well : ih tu allow the tc.-uu* to draw large :oad». T h is portion - f the work ls in the !«• t itosslhu shat*- a n d nr-1* r. T h e provisions and accom m o d ation f r those e m ployed a r c a r r p ic and com p lete, und th e e n tire nr- gaui/u lio u i- us pw ject a s If th e Work was to ( u n filled ■ e*I o i the d |te n also w».-U idled «;>. a n d ( .i..raet--r Suly**, tbe c n g lneeia and others sav th a t tlie -onnceuce feeding th e level Tu< - - * iVcduesday. Ju d g ing Tre ~* w h a t rem a ins to he dune, fur a longer d elay. Th** m ilitary nre s tationed on thc grounds q u ietlr overlooking the d itch. They do guard nuty l.y way of e x e rcise, and to ull I n tents a n d purposes’ they a r e ai* m uch m ilitary a s they need he. Handbills become hmidy at break* a s w ell as o ther pi a rea. 1 be p r i n te r m u st necessarily have a hand In every undertaking. u» m a tte r h o w ’underhanded It m ay lie. Ila p p e u r s th a t a num b e r o f handbill- w ere taken to the U i-h - w r-atnrdav. a n d several of them were n a iled up In dlfl* r out p a r ts o r th e g round. T h is handbill req u ir e d tli a t nil tickets tor m e a ls am i all o ther onler* should U- -Igm-d by F rank L o rd, tht agent of the S tate. The tlc s c ts a r e now Indorse ] hv i .'iiir:i<-ior Selye. an-l as this handbill purported t • l*e signed bv Jo h n D. Fav. com m issioner, w hv tb-- result of this handbill d«.dge *v-.- to bring t h e ’con tra c t o r a n d th e e o m m lasloner in conflict. C o n tr a c tor h e)ye w a sn't to be s u p c !ceded in this k ind < l way. and ite {it- cnmmli'M utu r to account. Aftc-r’a free e x c h a n g e >>r v i e w , u i u little »lr*}r was sealed III m u te way, wc d o n ’t know exactly how. ».» slight a thing as a handbill m ight Ink.- fere m a terially w ith the happy s tate \I affair* now a t t h e b reak. I t li best lo kt* p such tiling- o u t ol e a n .p. It w a s reported Uiat there w as some fighting am o ng the men last nlgnt a l s u p p e r, but we have n u reliable statem e n t about It. co m p l a i n t . T b e H o r x e l isv i l l e T r i b u n e G ivua tbe follow ing: “ A poor u*an in tbe * t stage o f couuuiuptiou di«*l at tbe resi- ticuce of one o f our citizen*, under circum stance* allow ing tbe Leartiesaues* o f Bear relatives acd those w b o should have been bis friend*, be h a v in g been •jn t beck and forth betw een their resi dence*, the !a»l place to w h ich be was shipped being r e latives in this village, w h o refused to receive him , and he would no doubt have perished mieerubiy in the streets if it had not been for the ch a r ity o! the peo ple w ith whom he found a shelter until Iiis death, n e received a pauper’s bu rial.\ ----- T b e Cou u ty Lodge o f Good leu ip lxr» meets w ith the U o rneilbviiie Lodge on the Rth iu s L A large amount ol building is go- iu g on in aud around H o rneilaville.—— T h e leading m ercbauU and tradesmen o f Alfred C e n tre have got out a handsome businiss directory. ’1 he profit to the U o rnelUviUe L ib r a r y Association from the late k-cture course w a * $OOU. T h e Addison D r ivin g l ’ a rk is nearly com p leted, and w ill be in readiness for the Spring races. T h e Addi son paper* com p lain ot the w retched coLtii- tiou ol sidew a lk* in that village. Uu the 30th ult. a you n g man named Lam b e rt Pbe- vas, of Gibaoti, w as run over aud killed by the cars oue m ile ea*t of Corning. LIV IN G S T O N C O U N T Y . The citizens of Dausville are subscribing for thc purpose of uniforming th e base bail club of that village. T h e D irectors o f the R. 2’. & I’ a. Railroad meet a l M u M o rris ou the loth instant lo r the purpose o f letting the work of cuusliucliou. At a special m eeting of the Board of Supervisor* at G* nesco, T . F . U lins!cd w a s appointed County T r e a surer in place of Chauucey M etcalf, deceased. T h e Dan»vilte T r o t tin g i*ark is n e a r ly com p leted. A n infor mal dedicatory opening w ill be held ou the loth of J u n e . A new banking house ba* been opened in D a u s v ille. M rs. £• F . Crane, wife o f Re v. M r. Crane, pastor of the Baptist chureh at D a n s v ille, expired the 3bth u.t. trom the effects ot a large tum o r. lh e follow m g i* from the U a n sviile Kx p ress: **A v e r y sin g u - , lar discovery w as made lost w t«k in Lbe-| w o o d i on the John M c C u r d y farm , know n as the “ iio g - b a c k ,” im m e d iately south w e s t o f this v illage. A hole wa* discovered iu the ground, lour lett long, three feet vv ide ami about four feet deep. T h e bottom o f the hole w a * paved w ith Hat stones, uud the side* and ends very nicely sided up w ith tuapic trees about the size ol a m an's arm. ih e trees arc sound but thoroughly sea soned, and have thc appearance of having been u»ed in the pit not longer nor a uiucu I*-** lcu g lh o f tim e than tw o year*. T w o old boards w e re found near the pit taken from an adjacent fence, evidently used for covering the p it and its contents. T w o large logs are also near hy, w h ich, surrouud- ed with brush uud leaves, served to com pletely conceal ta e w h o le. B y w h o m aud ior v\ nut purpose this pit w as made, is m ere ly a m a tter of conjecture. It is far from au y d w e llin g house, is situated iu a piece o f woods Very seldom frequented e x cept by huntsm en, aud front its nature, taken in touueciiou w ith other incidents that have come to lig h t , w a r r a n t us in the conclusion that it was lhe rendezvous of thieve?. Oue je a r ago last sum m er, in lbU9, a teakettle uud egg shells w ere seen in the field adjoining this piece o f woods. Of ficer M u rdock o f this tow n aud others watched several nights upon the prem ises, but obtained no clue to the m y s tery. Tbis is the second pit that ha* been Uiseovered in these woods, and w ithout doubt' they con tained the treasure and booty o f t h e tnieves w h o burglarized the d r y goods store o f F . Fielder, of tbis village, and others lu the ruuuty.\ WYOMING C'OUNTT. Last Sunday R e v . M r. Crane of the I niversalist Church o f F e r r y delivered the first «.f a series o f lectures at G a inesville Creek. ----- Wyoming County Jail is reported empty. ---- The A c iff Y’urket' gives the fol lowing: ---- “ The lit. Rev. Bishop Coxe ^reached, and administered the rite of Con firmation to a class often, at T rinity Church ■ii Warsaw on Tuesday evening. The :hurch w as well filled, and the exercises po>.-es-ed u great iu te ^ e k T h e Bishop was •isti.tl by the Rector, Rev. J. V. Stryker, and Rev.’ Messrs. Street and Stryker ol W ethersfield. ilia sermon was an earnest and impressive appeal to all to assume, il . hey have not done so, and to honor if tiiey j h ive taken, the obligation* of the t lii isliaii laith.” William Bristol and Alien A . ircen have been designated Chief Engineer ud Assistant of tlie Warsaw Fire Depart ment. d25-lm b a u i t , o f —o r k . I n e o M o o f m a t e r ia l i n H o r n ^ « t n , ,W r h « * p u r r h a w d S. > \ La W KFNfK I S o x . N o . 315 M a in - I i . r t . S r e c ^ L T l P . - U u r l l m r t . T r - A e a l D rop. — r i m e d , (or t o u g h and Croup in all ,ta*W o f Cort* dlrraM . A p p leb y UomtopatliK- Pharm a c y , 270 M ain stree L e5-2w S p e c i a l t i e s for ladies and ircntlemen. (. ome and see how it is for your** If. Ii. T . A p p leb y ’ s H o m eopathic 'P h a r m a c y , 270 M am streeL to-2w T h e best kid glove for a dollar in Buffalo can be found at MESSENGER'S, 480 Main street, t W h i l e F r o n L i e T i i e Genuine Elias H o w e Sew ing M a chine can be found at 40o M ain street. A r cade Building, Buffalo. e o - t f T H E E lias H o w e $«w ing .Machine defies both com p etition and im p osture. T h e r e is but one U euuiue H o w e M achine, and that is the Elia*. Y'ou can see them , and exam ine at pleasure, hy callin g at 405 Main X f i n e liue of lineu collars and cuffs and U c c colters at M e s s e n g e r 's , 4 mt Mam street, - W htte !■ ro u t.) e4 Rf.m o y a l o f I n s u r a n c e A g e n c y '. vv o r thiuuton & sill have rem o v ed their of fice to No. 8 31am street, office lately occu pied by the W estern lnsurauce Com p a n y. I w O r i g i n a l E l i a s H o w e sew in g Machines at 405 M aiu street, Buffalo, N . Y’ . t-5-tf L a d i e s , ut M e s s e n g e r ' s , 480 Main street, you can find a fine stock of m illinery goods in flowers, ribbon-, laces, etc. A lso every style of h a t s for ladte* and children. Hut* bleached aud pressed ou short uot ice. \W h ile F r o n t.) e4 Y’ OU w ill find the Im p roved E lias How e Sew ing Ylachine at 405 M ain street, Buffalo. eu-tf ______________________N\ L a d i e s , go to 4»0 M ain street for your M iliiucry Goods. M e s s e n g e r ’ s . (W h it e F r o n t . ) T h e G r e a t F a m i l y M e d i c i n e .— J ohn R o o t's Bitten* are the only bitter* made that are purely medical, and we guarantee they w ill cure all com p laiuLi that w e ad vertise. F o r F e v e r anti A g u e they have uo equals T h e y cure all Bilious Diseases, L i v e r and K idney Com p laint*, D yspepsia, Jaundice, N ervousness and Jieadache. T h e y cleanse and purify the blood o f ull im p u rities, and re-tore the w h o le system to a healthy and perfect actiou. bold by all druggist*. M anufactured only b y Root* &. T y r e r , D ispensing D r u g g ists, 2*92 Seneca street, Buffalo, N . Y . The regular nxmthl* M e t l n r of pltal A**uciaUoa *IU be beM at u pi ta b TnfM a i. M ar ». a t S o'clock ln XttS. F. W . ABBOTT. B a f s U H i s t o r i c a l S o c i e t y . Tbe regular munlhly tncel n* o f tbl» Soktotv wtU ; be hCiU *t its rooaka UU* <Tue*«U> i csenln* at *S 1 o'clock. N o t i o o . An clcciioB c f D irrctcr* <*f Ike New York and Erte H a ft, mmt’of ilircc ln*|i» tore, will be beld at Uu- said Rank on S.«tnrflaT.thciTth day «»T May lust.. between tbe boors o f ten and twelve A- to. *■ e»-T3w R s a o v a l . DR. C. C. F . GAY baa m u i.vrd his office and resi dence from UW FraukUn strreU to Tifft llouae Block, WashtsgUMi stieet. e3-lm S o s r o r a . S o w e r s . Tlie un'lerafipml U prepan-U to make SEWERS. CEM ENT CELLARS. CISTERNS. E tc ^ An-l do teaming a t the ab< rte»t notice. AU ordera addresse** throogti U k . Uosioflire or left at N a IS8 E lluiitt BtreeL wUl he attended to with dtopalcb. and PRINTERS' WAREHOUSE furrUWaw ee— • honlmw to a r t ex’ « deetr* «. 1 on aa reaaooal J r U r n i . u ane Fuun.1?* J i : . ’. ' \ ”. . 1; , ' , '“ '-T v i - t s \ 1 Ih b ll for Dick'a Mailing Ma- N. LYMAN. W k itaw aakiag. H E N R Y D A V IS, K lrst-elaaa W h ltew a a lier Cell- Cord. A B R A ,,AM. A it lilted, tn offire of J. H ™ i& S S & \ mai LH\ * ~ mmd 01 mb «» Gloss, Gioao. , Boxes H Indow t , la&a, aseorted - ,»* OLAfW F O E STORES A N D D W E L L I N G S a t £ £ than Kasu-rn Prices. yv<uu lbs. WHITE I E a t ? Suubbla. t.IN S E E O O l l T ^ * LEAD. For sale by no w . A HEYNOLD8 S CX).. II* Mala su an<l «6 Lloyd *U, Buffalo, N. Y. S a iM l w y , H u d w t n , eitA T r . ix r c H w i i h i u . •• u d u c o n a T A i r T D r n . £»& D R E S S A N D C L O A K R O O M S , moun. 7 N a Cloak* and j] » MAIN BTREET. M O U R N I N G D E P A R T M E N T ! F L I N T S l K E N T , *81 I h l i S t . . [Would announce to tbeir patrons the OPENING! of a [ s p e c i a l MOURNING DEPARTMENT,! lerth e direction ot Mr*. HALPIN. forsevr year* In the employ o f DODD, BE> 1 A L O. Ira. H. ts now ready to recetTe orders for I |anlcle o f L adies’ Mourning Apparel. Iron* a C H O I C E N E W S T O C K , at n t a LOWEST PRICES. ROBES made promptly to order. I Our stock ..f MOURNING DRESS GOODS wtlj be constantly -.uppiird with u»e BEST aud MOST |D E s .U A K l.K FA B R IC*. I COURTAULD’ S ENGLISH CRAPES, ,The best Imported; ait widths and numbers afi LOWEST PRICES. “ « T l ! E , (:.enulne ,Io w e ha* the Medallion llead of Blin- I low e , J r . euitieddiTl in every machine. Purchase no other. Found at 405 Main street, Buffalo, X . Y . ©6-tf hat* G e n t l e m e n style* at R o b e r t s o n ’ s , of all the late*t 3 n ) 31 ain street M e c h a n i c s a n d L a b o r e r s . — O u r store will l»e kept open every evening until nine •» clock tor you r special convenience. Look tor thu I llum inated 11 * 1 . Uz2-3i.li RK H G iohp & B r o . T h i ; best assortment o f C r o c k e r y , G lass, Plated W a re. C u tlery. Lam p s and Fancy w are at greatly reduced price*, can be found at the up-low n crockery -tore, <U-lm M ain st. h I-..11 , . . . . , 9 - r P - ‘ C o a - . r . , s HXLLIPv, C arpet F itter, sub Main Sevlm c Haokiass. •V KED’b SEWING MACHINE8, Mala. R a t * . C a p * a a d F a n . IACOB MORGEN STERN No. SB Main. S h a d s T r u s t . «iriM “ln n l “ d L laj TW**. terg e *De- .n Delaware 8lr*^L w m . H o d g e . ci-US m i s c e l l a n e o u s . Dissolution of Copartnership. . J / ‘^r.0par.,ner8.h , p h e n ' lo f o r r e x istin g betw e e n the ■idi-r»Uned. ! u n d e r tlie firm nam e of D udd, B e a t A 'u «*, 'teyU lB .dved by m u tual c u n ien t. Buffalo, April 2S, 1K71. MARVIN DODD, A L B E R T ME.-T. J. B. r RAZEE, I.. U. BEST. B u f f a l o M a m t \« r t r e s . — T i ; c b r i g h future of Bi.ffal'i w ill ojR-n more from the •asc of m anufactures than from an. (her sou n v . A m o n g the valuable e»laf- slim cnts iu the city is that of Charles Baker, wholesale dealer in W r a p p in g and ii l i P a p e r*, P a p e r Bags, and Tw ine?; Iso, m anufacturers o f M attrasses ai.d Loun ge.', Hid \v ashington street. T o the lover *f the useful arts, a survey o f this extensive bouse, consisting o f three loft* above ti.e alesrooiu. there is much t-) admire. Tl.e nterpnsing j.roprietor having been iu tiie u si ness m a r ly tw e n ty ye .rs” is w e ll t.re- •ared to supply customer* w ith the l-est ood* in m arkei. L a d i e s , buy the new style low vam p r rench K id Button ILri.ts, the neatest fitting hoot in the m a rket, at 48b Main H a r r y H . K o c h . d i b - l m F u r s . s t o r e d . Custom ers w ishing to have their tur* stored during the Summer • an do so by leaving them at d22-3ut U k u u i o l d a B r o ’ s . eCSt THE ENGLISH FLAX FELT ROOFING K A S U C C E S S . Also tlM> Asphalt by lhe E x c , l»i--r Kin.noir OFK1CIC It a t E N T L V R E M O V E D T o 8 8 M a i n S t r e e t , B u f f a l o - G e n e ral d e a lers in r.ri.i!..r m a terials, l.eakv tin •fs m a d s t t o h t a t U ttle cuat w lih the einent used by this f'om - t Gravel Kooflng, b o th applied ,n * 4 '* m p a u y . and xnsvel roo fs m a d e tla l, superior P lastic sto n e «\-i |wnv W E S T E R N DRY GOODS FOR THE MILLION AT TUB New York Cash Store. M A R C Y <t J O H N S O N , 210 A n d 272 M ain h i v e t , w i l i . o r x x M O N DA Y , A P R I L 3, ’71, One H u n d red T h o u s a n d D o llars w o r th ot New Spring and Summer Dress Goods AT V E R Y L O W P R I C E S . Comprising all the novelties of the season. Special bargains In Black Silks, Special bargain-In Japan) m Silks, A M C S E U E D T S . Tbe mlrutfui. muaical. comical. reraaUto M1LBUKN, MISS JEN N IE M V LELLAN. ML-a CLARA HL'RTOX, p J J * **• F«Ux Infant Ballet Troupe, e* CTgamacy. I.a l e tlte l eaor. ntlly Uar cr. i • I-a CriiiA U- L-e. Harr> iVacE t w e n t y - programmes of tha .lay. t h i r d a n n iv e r s a r y \ o r TUB b u f f a l o l i e d e r t a f e l . Grand Vocal aad Instrumental AT ST. JAMES HALL, O n T n e s d n y E T « n inB. M n , 9, 1871. —Ti* 4 NTFFAUH. V ter* who hays ’•> mr relf and tw.» S W . S r . **1*7 talent wl Mia* i.lxale(*r<r>,iyn,sonrano; mi Malll.'a ltr»- V altT,’* KUaa Font) ih. anprano; Mr. I.—\ *• ■ppaar on lltia 'CallhiBM»VVLABn?.?ilsf ,h> »• B |SLSmi • - f K.v‘ l,,nK Mltetn Uie city, — Fofiilna. a the c ity. I N S U R A N C E C O M P A N Y , Jn U't* Department all New imt ,. - .^’*u*rl,: *.nd *tofered at the very O F F IC E t H o w W a s I t ? — T h a Rochester Demo crat of yesterday says: 44A man came to this c it y Saturday, from Buffalo, s tating that he lost a satchel at the depot F r id a y night, w h ich contained a lot o f jew e lry and a large am o u n t o f m o n ey. He offered a r ew a rd of $1,000 for ite recovery.\ W E S T E R N N E W Y U R K . 1 1— g tfc, from M a t e t o W M * a n d w s j t r W m t t t t a w t e r a t O w la lea a t a d , a n m t m a d U n , , O R L E A N S C O U N T Y . On the evening o f the 1 s t inst., R e v . M r. C lark, pastor of the B a p tist church at A l bion, was made the recipient of a beautiful g if t consisting ot a silver set o f nine piece*: a salver, pitcher and goblets, and butter di-h. It was pre.seuted by those converted under his labors during tue past W inter, w h o took this method ot show ing their affection aud gratitude. T lie presentation w as trade by M i. K . L . W a g e . A f Kendall an enter prising hen has hatched a three-legged ■•iilekeu. T h e Orleans Republican says: On last Sunday afternoon, at 3 o’clock, a missionary spoke in the P r e s b y terian church, in the interest* o f soidters and sailors, lie declared him self a 44 3Icthodi»t- Baptist-I’ r e s b y teriau ;’’ and so could not certaiuly be open to the c h a r g e o f sectarian ism. -R e cently a little son of Jauie!> Mcsjweeney o f Albion, fell into a cistern aud w a s drowned. -The new *w in g bridge al Albion is nearly completed. CHAUTA U Q U A CO UNTY. Mr. Chas. Clapp has been appointed Post master at E llington in place of 3ir. B a iley, removed. F r a u k N . H o w a rd and 31 is* Melissa Pem b e rton have been appointed clerks in the Fredonia Postoffice, so says the D u n k ir k Journal. A large barn belong ing to K. F . Red field, in G o w a n d a, w as re cently destroyed by tire. Mtss A lice J. Norton has been appointed Postm istress at A sh v ille. The bouse of 3Ir. W ells, near j P o int Peter, recently took fire and w as con- I su m e d The Dunkirk* Un ion savs: P rof. B. H. Buekham , o f Connecticut, the recent ly appointed President ofth e Buffalo Normal School, soon to open, visited tbe Frcdouia Norm al .\v-hObl last week and expressed him self pleased w ith its appointm ents. The Spring ra)-es at Fredonia have been fixed lor M ay oO, 31 and June 1. F in e sport is anti cipated. ii . c . F r isb e e and W . M cK ins- try.of the Fredonia Censor .Jiave been caned. The occasion was made very pleasant. Tbe articles are fine. The 3ietbodists of D un kirk contemplate an excursion to Niagara Falte. A three-story brick block is to be built at the corner of Centre and Fourth streets. D unkirk, by John Lentz, for manu facturing purposes. The Excise Board of Sheridan granted no licenses a t their annual meeting.-— Drs. T. D. Strong aud J. G if- j ford of Westfield have gone as delegates to 1 the National Medical Convention to be held ill California. R e v . James A. Robinson of Bainbrid^e, N . Y\, has accepted a ca ll to the rectorship ofthe Episcopal church at Jamestown. A barn belonging to Dr. J. H- 3Iunrete of Poland, w as recently struck by lightning and burned. Lom$750. The steam er Chautauqua leaves Mayville each day, Sundays excepted, at 9:15 a. m .. arriv ing at Jamestown s t 11:15 a. m., and return in g leaves Jamestown at 4 p. M., arriving at Mayville at o p. m . The Jamestown leaves Jamestown at 8:30 a . M.. connecting w ith the D a y Express on the Cross-Cut Rood for Brocton and Buffalo; returning she leaves Mayville at 3 p. m. L a d i e s , you w ill find all kinds o f toilet articles at thc Ladies’ D r u g Store. E\rr>- j to bcauiifv thc com p lexion, perfume and lam ily m edicine o f ull kinds, ru' her • 00 ) 1 * for your babes, neat and convenient : in fact ev e r y th in g .sold by druggists gener ally. Attended by ladies only. A il letter* ti>wertui prom p tly. Addre*£, Mrs. D r. Broad, 17 south D ivision street. ei* G k n t l e m e n ’ s H a t s . Young .Men’s B a t s But > and L liildrea’s H a ts o f every st\ ie and pric e for ail creation can bo found .’i! Rob ertson Hat M ore, 3>>0 Alain street: large lot of U m b rellas, too. e9-tf P h i l a d e l p h i a L a w n M o w e r s f o r • S <1.— No. 00; w idth ol cut 10 inches. P r ice ; 15.0<». No. 0 ; w idth o f cut V.', inches. P r ice $18.00. No. i ; n idth o f cut 15 inches. J’ rice a 25.00. The most perfect m achine iu market. dl7-3ot C . E . W a l u r i d g e , 271 Main st. S p r i n g Beil used on both shies— the mont e.unfortable and durable. 3'ou can tuin them over the same as you turn a mattracs. .Made ouly by ' S t k w a k t E l d e d , 350 Main 9 t. G e n t ' s cslcl.ratu i C a lf SU n G loves at only $1.50 per jjoir, at d!7 L a w k y s ( psa S o n ’s. 3i5 M ohi .Street. T h e N e w A m e r i c a n f o r 1871.— Call aud *• e the most perfect cooking stove in C . E . W a l b k i d g k , 271 31 ain st. tht w o rld. d!7-3ot S t r a n g e r ! D o n ’t w e a r that wretched Ilat any longer, hut go to Robertson's Hat and Cap store. 3su Main street, and get a neat, tasty ami becom ing U at. e’J-tf F o r good second-hand V e lvet. Brussel*. T h ree-ply and other carpets call at the A u c tion Room* ol t>. J. HI EGER « Co., 395 Main street, this m o rning at 10 o’clock. A finer lot is seldom offered at public sale. ________ It P e c u l i a r l y f o r t h e L a d ie s .— T h e patent Plastic and kipriug Bosom- made of thin rubber and inflatable with air; light, cool and com fortable. A lso, tbe “ Eugenie.’’ o r Ladies’ Com panion, an article no lady hould be w ithout, desirable in poiut of leatness. comfort and durability, send your hu-bands and let them exam ine and report to you, or send for circular. R o c k w o o d A B u k k . G eneral agent* tor Erie < o u n tv and vicin itv, 242 M ain street, Buffalo. New York. e 2 -T T b & ? 2 w A t t e n t i o n i* invited to the full and haud- nie ,-HK'k o f K c y u icr G loves, one and tw o buttons, now for sale bv 8. N . L a w r e n c e & S o n , N o . 515 31 ain streeL d!5-l m •»00 c a s e s Men’s ami Boys F e lt an.l Mrawr Huts to be closed out at 291 Main street. d22-3ut B e r g t o l d & R r o . P a r t i e s int.‘tiding to buy Crockery, Gias.?, or P lated W a re this Spring, should not faii to call at the up-tow u c r o c k e r y store before purchasing elsewhere. d l -1“ _____ ^ ___ 444 Main sL O u r STOCK o f Euglinh, G erm an and I” rench Jiosieiy, w e believe to be unequall ed, and are seiiiti\ it a t poj.ular prices. b. N . L a w r e n c e & S o n . dlo -lin No. 315 M ain streeL 4 4 a n d 4 6 M A I N S T R E E T . FROM AND A F 1 E R THIS DATE THE WEST ERN IMbUKANCE COMPANY W ILL HF. FOUND AT ITS NEW AND COM MODIOl’S OFFICE, NOS. 44 AND 40 MAIN ST. E i B . S M I T H , S e c r e t a r y . -------------------------------- >-3-«1A H A I N E S S c C O . , O F F I C E . 119 E t e l L S T R E E T , Wholesale and Retail Dealers In L U M B E R , L A T H A N D SH IN G L E S AT REDUCED PRICE*. Norway and white pins flooring and drresert lute* 111 *n<1 nrlrt.0, O IL S . &0. K in g o f t h e B l o o d , the m.»*t t h f o u g h purifier of tbe blood yet discovered cure* ail humors, trom a common eruption to the w o rst •crofula. A cure i* warrant o l where the directions are s trictly adlier.il to. >j ring M edicine.— I thi an invaluable med iciue in t h c s p r in g of tlie year, to carry off the accum u lations o f thick bile from the liver, and viscid secretions fr-m the other glands o f the system . One or tw o bottle> w iil arouse ail the functions of the body to healthy action, restore thc appetite, clear the brain, and carry off tho*e sym ptoms of languor aud heaviness every body feel*, more or ics*, a- w a rm weather approaches. F o r sa iejiy ail D ruggists. c$ft»TThS4fcc R o u g h skin made smooth by using Ju m per T a r ,Soaj>. manufactured by Ca>well, H a zard A Co., N e w Y’ o r k . k29-31.T.-c G ip s o n ! — T h e Gipson is the W r in g e r of he age ; be sure and ste the Gipson h*‘fore urchasing. A l l kind* of w ringer* repaire dip J. 31. R o c E W 'e ll , 333 Main st. C a r p e t s . — N e w G o o d * at o u r u s u i lo w p r i c e s . A d a m , M e l d r u m A C o . , A m e r i c a n B l o c k . 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 r th e R t . R e v . A r t h u r C l e v e l a n d C o x e , 1). I> ., L L . 1>. I n th e s e le c t u r e s th e a u t h o r b a * e n d e a v o r e d to re s c u e th e tr e a t m e n t o f s u c h subj.-cL s fr o m t n - tliu .-ia-» « «.n.I I m a g i n a t i o n , a n d to p r e s e n t , iu s i m p l e la n g u a g e , f o r p o p u l a r e d i f i c a t i o n , th e r e s u l t * w h i c h h a v e lie e n r e a c h e d b v th e n i o s t le a r n e d a n d *ol»er e x j i o s i t o r * . A l s o , b y th e s a m e a u t h o r , 44 L e c t u r e * o n th e b i g n s o f t h e T i m e * , \ c o n t a i n i n g a n a b l e an«l e l o q u e n t p r e s e n t a t i o n o f r e c e n t e v e n t s in E u r o p e . A v a l u a b l e a n d tim e l y b o o k fo r p a r o c h i a l u s e . P u b l i » b e d b y B r e e d , L e n t J c C o ., 240 3 I a i a s L , B u f f a l o , N . Y . W k H a v e J u s t R e c e i v e d F r o m N f . w Y ORE it l a r g e s t o c k o f S il k a m i L i * l e T h r e a d G l o v e s o f t h e b e s t q u a l i t y in th e m a r k e t . K N . L a w r e n c e & S o n , u l 5 - l m N o . 315 M a i n s t r e e L L a c e C u r t a i n s . — I f y o u w a n t to s a v e fr o m $ 3 t o $10 o n n e w a n d e l e g a n t la c e c u r ta i n s y o u c a n d j *o a t d 2 3 - t l bTK W A R T K l d e r ’s , 350 M a i n sL F. S. PEASE S T A N D A R D P U R E L E A D , U N C 9 U A I .L K D IN TH K W O U L D »UH P u r i t y , W h i t e n e s s , F i n e n e s s , o r D u r a b i l i t y . G R O U N D LN P E R F E C T L Y P U K E A N D B L E A C H E D L I N S E E D O IL . a n d S p e riai barg a ins l i i l r U h . Blur Itaryaius In Black B e st stock • I llrcsa Otxxts in t Choice slcM-k nt l.sce Uoorts, Bijr s t‘-<*k o f G loves ai -I lio s le r r . E x t r a haj-asiiis in Linen Hoous, T a b le L inen, N apkin*. Tow els, Etc. H e n d q u a r tera f o r D o m e s ilc Goods, B L E A C H E D AJ*D B R O W N SH E E T IN G S . Choice stock o f P rint* a n d G ingham s. Muslin* a n d W h ite Piques in emlles* variety nl P o p u lar Prices. BiM-cial a tten tio n Is r o lled t - o u r CLO A K A N D HI1AW L D E P A R T M E N T , In w h l-h wc oiTer a ll Uie N o v e lties o f Uie Season at our usual low price. C A R P E T S . flperlnl hargal Choice Goods, |u... ao. low e st possible price fur cosh. L a t e C u r tain s an-t Uj holuierv Goods, W indow tUtaUesoud 1 riiuuilug?. E X T R A IN D U C E M E N T S IN O U K CLO T H DKPAKTM E .NT. Choice N e w btock especially ad a p ted to boy*’ w e a r. i 'om e w h e n e v ou c a n buy y o u r (mods c h e a p . O u r expeuses are lljrlit. W e buy o u r Goods at the m a n u f a c tures snd a t auction to r cosh, and m a n y yooda a r e -old a t half-cost Im p o rtaU o n . W e a l a s t s tnake the low e st prices i n the c ity and sell the best goods. M A R C Y S l J O H N S O N . N e w D r y G o o d s E s t a b l i s h m e n t 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 , T h o s e E legant Stores. N'os. 410. 412 a n d 416 MAIN S T R E E T , A m e rican lliork. recently occupied hy Dodd, Best A Co., w ith a new , large and com p le.e slock of D r y G o o d s and M o u r n i n g G o o d s At very Low P r ices, a n d s tr ictly ON THE ONE PRICE SYSTEM. G u a r a n teeing to our friends a n d Uie puhllo P O L I T E A T T E N T IO N , F A IR D E A L IN G A N D T H E BEST O F GOODS A T T H E L O W E S T l ’OHSIBLE PR IC E S . prano; ,h; • n »,n ,n \ • Mr- I »\lt H a r te , v lop _ ”* grand u-kviH i '-rc h e - tr s of i , , ..i, S T . J A M E S H A L L , T H U R S D A Y E V E N I N G , M A Y 11, B E N E F I T O F St. Luke's Church. b „ , MRS- WK. 0 . BROWN, o f Chicago. H ISS KATHIIDE T0E0T. te l e b ra t . d V iolinist «>f N. Y. MISS LIZZIE FORSYTH, o f k o r t I .i ie. K ISS ELLA OTTO, K E 3 S R S . HARRISON tndCHAFHN. T L . S L u b e r t Q u . r t . t i . a . d O th. r . . JO e E P H M ist UK A Dinccroa. T i c k r.Ts, ju c e n ts. I •• ,-e lta -1 a t .ll- v r tl „ day m o rning. May a, a t » o 'clock. Door* o p e n a t 7; ( oncerI to r c M t w t a t A A C A D E M Y K E E U U BK O T I1ER8 O N L Y T W O O P E R A N IG H T S ! O F M U S I C . G R A N D E N G L I S H O P E R A C O M B IN A T IO N , Have Uie honor lo ann .unce I',.! i, . i, , , ;,V , blued f o r c e s . . f II,. ■■* •..a c.im p r l-i. g a|| , , 1 1 *; ■ W e d n e s d a y an d T t i u r s d j y E v e n i n g s , M . , 10 a n d 11 . MRS. CARO L IN K K iC lf lX G S HK UN AKD D l . e u r , v f 0|H.rM< Five M r U-.rt- ilernee, Ml»- S u n .................. gcill, Ar.nie ht-iiii, I I ,,-i, , V i,, H m n u a D t.una. ’ --------- - Mr- \»»• < a«ti if; ■ < amplit-ll a n d Mr. A ril.n, li m a t l D u l . l i Ul, llu i j i., 1 ,, . ;*yh»n, M r. K C. U d l.jr a FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA! . i J K ’* ’ ' MAY ........... M A R T H A ! \ Ith tlie Fain.,u? O rlgiuol A Lady H a rriet M ia.U. I.Io n ,- | . \ f I\11' 11' P « 'ron«,B our New E s tablishm e n t. KXSPBCTFCt.LT, W I L L I A M F f t t E D M A V 1 1 0 , 4 1 2 a n d 4 1 6 M a i n S t r M t , fA M E R ICA N BLOOX.J B. —W e s h all m a k e M o u rning Goods a s p e c ialty and keep a com p lete assortm e n t o f C rape and M o u rningG o o d s o flevery d e s c rip tio n co n s tan tly on I ' uiikett T rlataui . M ieritf (j Pul! c i m r u s a n d fir c i n T H U R S D A Y , M A I 11, M o o a rt * ner: c a n d i L H lrh ln g - lb r n o n l il. r. / , - , k , , Mr. U 1 , 1 . t .7 i , M A R R I A G E Tw o rk, the OF W ith Uie following B p lrndid ( ast. min t How so • it'M>e Her., ,- Ida ? e g u i, Bou<lTi„,l husanna t ountt-s* ( he ruin no M a rcelilna *■ 'g a r., Hou Ita.sl'io 4 o u n t Atn.a-.IVH A n toni\ Dr. H a r lt-lo I*.,|| 4 ur/I,. ItertM rln a And U u squaled 4_ hale o f seats to com M a y A a t th e M u s ic Si M a in *l. SC A L E ’•I, - /.Id a ? A i H u n | | , M r. K I..U M l?- b a r O F P R I C E S : _ W I N E S A N D L I Q U O R S . M . & C. F. D O L L , D e a lers In Im p o rted WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS, Havana Cigara, Tobacco. P.get, tu., Wo. 7 W e s t S e n s e * S tree t. F i r s t d o o r from Main it., L A G E R B E E R , CHOICE A L E S A ND PO R T E R B o ttled snd on I l r t n r l \ . Mk-IAdy FOR FULL PARTICULARS S £ t PH0GRAMMFS. j j l F F A L D F I N E AKTH ACADEMY’. Y o u n g M e n 's A a a o e l a t l e n B u i l d i n g s . t l l s r ^ £ ? d ” n,r \ ,B 1,0 ,' p , n from l i . u hlngle A d m ission 23 cents. M onthly th-ason tick e ts 30 cents. I: G. fli L u m mu C H A S . W . S Y K E S , (Drgmnlst N o rth P r r s h y l e r l a n I h u r d ij T E A C H E R O F VOCAL, PIANO AND ORGAN MUSIC. R E S ID E N C E (after A p ril ?•> I**’. NIAGARA St. J o s e p h i n e S e a m l e s s K i d G l o v e s . T h e b e n a s s o r t m e n t o f th e b r a t g l o v e a t o u r u s u a l i o w p r iire s . A d a m , M e l d h u m tt Co., American Block. N f . w S u m m e r H o s i e r y * » d U n d e r c i o t b - i n c fo r l a d ie * , g e n t l e m e n an d ••h i ld r e n . A d a m , M e l d k u m X C o ., A m e r i c a n B l o c k . H o u s e k e e p i n g G o o d s , T a b l e L i n e n s , N a | > k i n * . T o w e l * , S h e e t i n g , Q u i i t s , L a c e C u r ta i n s . A d a m , M e l d r u m & C o . . A m e r i c a n B l o c k . O u r T w e n t y - f i v e C e n t L i n e n H a n d k e r c h i e f i s t h e v e r y b e s t v a l u e in to w n . A d a m , M e l d r u m A C o .. Am e rican Block. N e w P a r a s o l s and S u n s h a d e * . A d a m , M e l d k c m A C o . . efl-3t A m e r i c a n B l o c k . T o t h e L a d i e s . — H a v ing secured the service* of 3Iis* Cooke, form e rly w ith A r nold. <’unstable <k Co., o f N e w Y o r k , to take charge of our D ressm aking Departm ent, we are prepared to offer unusual advan tageg to our lady patron*. N a i r n & W a l s h , 392 31ain streeL H a t s b y t h e M i l l i o n .— A - H at and Can for e v e r y m ao, boy and child at anton isbtng low price* at d22^30t B f . r g t d l d A B r o ’ b . C a l l o n S. X . Law rence A Son, No. 315 3Iaiu atreet, and bee the excellent a>*ort- ment of Linen H a n d k erchiefs on sale at pop ular prices. dl.Vlm A C o m p l e t e assortment o f Silk, Alpaca, and Cotton U m b rellas; W a lkin g Canes. Ac. »t & N . L a w r e n c e A S o n ’ h , d!5-lm No. 31*5 M ain streeL 444 M ain street is tbe place w h ere you buy C r o c k e r y , Glass. C u tlery or Plated W a re, cheaper and better than anyw h e r e else. G e o . E . N e w m a n . d l-lm 444 M ain sL N o v e l t i e s in Neck w ear at a. X . L a w r e n c e A S o n ’ s , d l5 lm No. 315 31am streeL W e a r e opening a splendid assortm ent o f Silk, Lisle an*I G a u z e W r a p p e rs snd D r a w e r s , ai» o a line stock of J e a n D raw ers, all of our personal selection in N e w York. b. S . L a w r e n c e A Son. d!5-lm N o . 315 M ain streeL STEUBEN COUNTY. M r . J u n e * M e tcalf, o f H o r n e ila v ille . re c e n tly h a d h i s h a n d cru s h e d w h i l e co u p lin g <**•*** raoea of th e H o r n e i la r i l i e T r o t t i n g P a r k A—n ^ a tL ^ . w i l l ta k e p lace o n T h n r s d a y , J u n e L a t w h ieh $40$ i n p r e m i u m s w i l l b e p a i d .— I t £ 2 r # p o 2 dw U> an d shoe te e te r y o f M r . B ich a n J e o n fro m aiwwm » h to H o m e itev ille if th e citix e o a o f th e te t t e r enheeribe $6,000 fo r b u ildin g s , (m r t v t h e w h o l e su m h a s b e e n m a d e f i p . J * * ™c t o r y em p lo y n e a r l y o n e h u n - 7 * l r * * • : — M r . D a i Id W e a v e r , o f H o r - M i t e v i l K h n a w t t h t e t h r e e w e e k e l e te th r e e ch ild r e n w i t h w h o o p in g eo a g b , an d U s t w o TteBBlning ch i l d r e n o r e feck w i t h t h e m u m S e w i n g M a c h i n e s .— T b e most success ful fam ily Machine is T b e E lias H o w e— simple, but yet d u r a b le , an d b e t t e r ad a p ted to all k in d s o f w o r k th a n a n y m a c h in e in th e m a r k e L 40o M a in streeL B u ffalo, is tb e p larw to b u y t h e m . T h b H o w e 3I a c h i x e C o ., efi-tf C h a o . F . H a l l , M a n a g e r. S p e c i a l t i e s .— ^ 14 A l k i t h r e p U ” S tre n g t h N o u r ia h e r a t A p p leb y ’s H o m e o p a th ic P h a r m a c y , 270 M a in utreeL e5-2w S p e c i a l t i e s . — D i d . E x t . W i t c h H a z e l (P o n d ’s E x t r a c t ) a t A p p l e b y 's H o m e o p a th ic P h a r m a e p * 270 M a in s t r e e L e £ f w H o m e o p a th ic SpECLALTTxa. — A r n ica Corn E n g lish FelL A t A p p leby's P h a r m a c y , 270 M a te streeL O u e S h i e t - m a k i n g dcpartinenL we eJaiaa to be the best in the city, whether ae te S w i f t A C o .— F o r p u r e W in e s an d L l- 2 u o rs, recom m e n d e d b y tb e M edical F a c u l t y »r m e d icinal an d fa in ily use, go to th e i r M e d ical D isp e n s a r y L i q u o r S to r e , N o . 190 E a s t S e n e c a s tr e e L a!6 C a r t o f f C l o t h i n g .— S . B o u b e r g , S p a u ld in g ’s E x c h a n g e , p a y s th e ‘ cash p r i c e s fo r lo d W s a d g e n t s ’ c l o t U ^ C a O a t s t o r e , o r atkfrem b. MARRIED. 8 T A N T O N - E E N E D 4 C T —H o y 3. aS 1 of UMbrMrs fklber. Heated M m * . _____ N. T - h r l c r . C. K. Akdry. Mr.M— oil C. I (oa. of Braat, Krie C o , S . aato M*~~ ( D I E D . - T i - L - v s a z z f s z t & i r K t g a - n t o t e . f l r n i a - t o l ^ r. H - a t Mr*. H. CSireir*!, *•. s a e— th P truma ■t. Frleate «rm* flmtfly am reepectfafiy larllte B. B. T R A D E M A R K BEST MAKES IN THE COUNTRY. Colors, Glass, Putty, AND KVEKTTHINO IN THE PAINTTNO LINE IN QUANTITT, AND OF THE F . S . P E A S E , IMPOKTXE AND DEALER Of W HITE LEAD, ZINCS, AND ARTIST MATERIALS, 66 a n d 67 K a i n B traet, 92. 94 AN0 a WASIUMT0N.9T9EET• C H A R L E S G I B B O N S , h u n v M u r to (illilum s A I lag)-r. M A N I 'F A f T U K K K i»K G I .N G K K • O K D I A L A N D L E M O N Ann K A S P B K to K Y H Y K U P S . K e e tlfle r on<! whol«-»»J<- d e a l e r In M o o r e 's R y « . H -.urlo.n W tiU k y . W lie a l W h i s k y , C l i o a t '. K e n t u c k y Bourbon, a n d pure C o m W h isk y . F o r e ig n a n d Domestic W lue* and Liquor*. V, E X C H A N G E S T .. B U F F A L O , N . Y . k21-ly 10, O O C L L L i M I O V I . GAS F I X T U R E S ! G A S F I X T U R E S ! w « b * T£ . t t S J S S S i , ™ * ! » r . w m i . a r u i * $ . WJktl ik.it l OF OAB FIXTL’HES, roncl.tlnf of GLASS CHANDELIERS VERDE ANTIQUE CHANDELIERS, 61LT CHANDEUERSi BRONZE CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, HALL LIGHTS. NEWEL POST FIGURES, PORTABLES, DROP LIGHTS, SHADES. GLOBES, kt\ W tiicb wo offer a t V e r y L o w P r i c e * . W . H . G L E N N Y , S O N S 4 C O , U l a m H B Z B T . A U C T I O N A ! .; ■ gHOBI it a K’J BBOS. AuettoiUM W ill S ail oa WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY C o m m e n ting at 9‘, o'clock, ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF •v H o u s e h o l d F u r n i t u r e , C o m U tlng of F I N E P A R L O R / A N D C H A M B E R SETS, BUREAUS, SOFAS, WASH STANDS, CHAIRS, CROCKERY, AND GLASSWARE, MIRRORS, 4 c „ 4c *•-21 A u u n o H . B e g u i a r *aie day* WEDNESDAY AND MATURDAY O f EACH WEEK, BY CHARLES G. IRISH. At Uw etty A action Houae, NO. MS W ASHINGTON BTREET. Eotabllabed 1867. 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Ie* harresied trom deep, clear woi*r. a n d w a rrai.:,-d free fro m ail co n o i a n d p o o d tm purl lie s . *»***ra a ll I reeel re prompt attention, and w i l l t>« < * rd*ra w ill reeel ee prompt a * J « d a t reM O txable r a le * . 1 , 0 0 0 B O X E S O R A N G E S A N D L E M O N S , A T n w T O U P R IC E S . WISEST STOCK M 0 CHEAPEST HOUSE IK THE CITY. P L A T T F R U I T C O . , S t .
