Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 1

DAILY EDITION." and Clironicle. BOCHE9Tt Democrat and Chronicle. pjOJaHEB BT TBB Rochester Printing Company. wryRY MOB51X9 (U! DAYS' IXCKPTBD mrm. 3 Bim l.O HTH.EBT, KwkMUt.

DEMOCRAT VOL. 41, NO. 15G. MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 30, 1873. CHRONICLE Established 186 3.

Democrat and Chronicle. TBRM3 OF IS ADTANCB. TEM DAILY rr Tea ril-ltrSLY a WEEKLY IM BATES OF ADVER1ISING, rB smi abi or TtM tun oa laa. Onerlav i i () I months. ST Two day.

1 1 I Ti 2 10 f.1 lAl Pour dr. 14 iv Tt 4 1. 11 0 'M One Slid 'M I Two 4U0 am Local Pf'tl Vt r-nta per line each puhtloatlon. MarrUgeaaad tlbltuary NUoe. wU ea ctl.

DRY GOODS. RUBBER GOODS JXWELRT. HARDWARE. AJCTTSEMEJI TS. VIEHK1 of the exposition, both morally and in res pec i to the article contributed.

Internal revenue receipts from the tobacco tax under tbe uniform reduced rate for the fiscal year just ended Is only 00,000 lee than under tbe former rate instead" 000, 000 or 6, OoO.OOO, a estimated. HIS SUMMER TRADE NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Wanted. GIRL to do Oeoeral Housework in a amalt family. No children.

Reference, requited. Apply Wo. fSS TARytTM STREET. To Rent. TART OP OFFICE No.

83 RernoMs' Arcade, either firont or rear. Inqalr tbe offic oa or to SEO. T. ITaU, Aroade, at any time. Strayed.

Bl arder and Sateide. St. Lorrs, June 29. J. M.

Stoddard, proprietor of the hotel at Farming ton, Minn. in a dispute yesterday with boarder named Brown, was shot dead, fbe sheriff attempted to arrest Brown, wio resisted, and wa shot and killed by the sheriff. On Wednesday evening a German living in Fillmore county, Nebraska, attempted to kill J. B. Corry, but only wounded him in the leg.

The next morning the neighbors went to the would-be assassin 'fhouao and found that he had blown his brains out. Death of Proaldeat Granfe Father. CraciNSATt, June 1. Jesse R. Grant, father of President rant, died at his residence at Covington, of general debdity, about 7 o'clock to-night.

Ihe president, although expected in a special train, did not arrive at the time of his death. There were seven deaths from the cholera reported to the health officer to-day. Poor Children's Exearslaa. Baltimore, June 28. The first of a series of excursions inaugurated by an association of this city for the benefit of the poor children took place to-day.

About 3U0 children partook of a picnic at Hall 's spring, attended by the proper committee of ladies and gentlemen. A Jadictal Mnrder. New Albant, June 28. W. H.

Thompson, a justice of the peace, shot and killed Peter Reybolt at Greenfield to-day. Thompson was admitted to bail in the sum of 4-10, 000. Death at a Member of Caagreaa. Boctox, June 29. Hon.

William Whiting, member of congress from the third district, ded this evening at his residence on Boston Highlands, of innamation of the bowels. QPERA HOUSB, Rocheater, It Y. Maaacrer J. CTlntrm H.ir Buautasa B. Bcbueael Monday BVHmsa, run xxo.

Beappoaranco of MISS VIRGINIA GERMON1 Who will appear as Belly Amroyd, la LOBT I LOJBOJ or. Dawn la a Coal Mine. Job J. Ctlnton Ball TCESDAY BVENl-O. JULY 1st, OIAIIBLER'S FATE! And tha Pare of SLASHER AND CRASHER.

THEATRE COMIQUE! Allea-Ht- BcheMer, TH. T. rpo LET FOR LECTURES, CONCERT3, A Theatricals, Febtivala, Ac Apply ta C. B. OBIBU 98 Jf.

Waflhingtort CORINTHIAN HALL, Rochester 2f, Y. To let for Lectures Concerts, Operas, 4t UJt'L WILDER, Preorleter. BUCHABD T. TUSMXSQ. Agent, Omc COKTITHIAW HALT, BrTY.Yrf BARGAINS.

Business Opportunity. FLNDING it Becessary to rive onr entire time to the manufacture and sale of tbe atid-dltntts Purifiers, for which wo have recently secured letters patent, we otter for sale out FLOI HILL, located st Oulncy. fn complete running ordor capacity 3S0 barrels per day. Onr brands have an ea-tabiiBbed: rejiutatlon and coma nil biuhest market prices. fcation unsurpassed.

With the abundant crop about to be harvested, this property should pay for itself in one year. Price low and terms eay. to secure prompt sale. Possession given immediately. C.

WHITMUKK CO. Evr forther informatkm apply perioaally or by letter ta. above at oiiiucv, 111. or to CHaIULeSC. BARTOM, Boehester.

it. T. For EW FIRST-CLASS LAWN MOWER. Also, Lawn Tent. Can be booght st half price.

6. and Maln-rt. For Sale. LARGE and very line Store Show Case, ten feet long, four feet wide and three feet high. Cost $lau Will sell for pit.

O. PB1LI JP8, 5 And t) Maln-st. Money I rfHE SUBSCRIBER has 1 1.000 to invest In A a good, sale, paying buslnet. not requiring a large capital. Any one having such a bnsin-i and winning to take either a dormant or active partner, aCi44Aa B.

CAITOM, Bocbestor. Sewing Machines. TWO WHEELER WILSON (new) $65. 00 Machines, will seU at two seennd-hand. will sell lower.

Also, twelve assortment, at any price. G. PHILLIPS, Old Auction and Com. Hoose, 26 and 33 Main street. Hotel for Sale.

I OFVEB FOB HAI.H the Ratal aad Bran, Ises known as the Globe Hotel, situated oa the Charlotte Boad, with or without rural, tnre. Possession to givaa on the first of Mar. C. CKAia. Pottery for Sale.

A RETURN to New York being unavoidable. I will di.poae of my Pottery in CMean. now doing a good business, oa eey terma. It Is one of the meet conveniently arranged in the Rtate, with four Turning Wbeeia. Clay ground and sifted by ateara newer.

The services of a competent foreman may be obtained If required. Apply by letter or In person to JS. A. MONTIS LL, OleanTw. T.

To Farmers TUBING A MOWING AND REAPING MA-U CH1NB, the nndereign-d will furnish one of his Hand Bmery Grinders for sharpening the sections in the machine or ootatde. Ketailprice, St; no. Improved for 1371. H. Ct'RRAV, Cor.

Mill and IMntt-ta. 8d floor. IViarble Business for Sale. THE SUBMCRIBER, owing to ill health, offers for sale hi. shops, tools and atoek, in the vlllageof Bcuttsvtlle.

He has a large and sacce.iul bUKinesa, and bis work haa a reputation second to none In Western New York. For particulars addrea. H. H. MILL KB.

at Soottarllle. N. Y. For Sale. rpWO IRON SAFES In good order.

Can be bought tt $40.08 and IM.OO. Q. PBILLrP3. tnJS aln-et. A Rare Chance.

JK OLD ESTABLISHED Hardware business for sale at a bargain. Address CHA3. W. KKNNLNO.JJ Bua-lo-st. Desirable Propertyfor Sale.

fOW OCCUPIED as a hotel suitable for hotel or any other business. For parti cnlars Inqnlre at tbe BEPFIBLP HOU3B. JERBONS wishing to Invest Money where it will bring them Twenty-five Per Cent. Per Annum, clear, without risk, can learn of such an opportunity by calling on M. I NICHOLS, Beat Kstato Dealer 18 West Mala street, Rochester, Pf.

Y. For Sale. ryx ONE WISHING TO ENGAGE! In the A Millinery and sBncy Goods buslneaa, rare on-portnoitr Is offered by Mirts K. M. Laney of Watortoo, Beneca County.

N. T. Owing to 111 hearth and an inability to attend to buatnesa, stae wishes to dispose of her entire stock of new and elegant goods, consisting of the latest stylea of Millinery and Fancy Ooods. The traoe Is good; the location Is In the central business part of town. Br buying it at once, the benedt Of tbe spring and sumo usr trude can be realised.

This Is good business chance. The property will be disposed of oa reasonable terms. Address MISS B. M. LAN KT, Waterloo, Seaeoa N.

T. For Sale. rpHE PEW No. 61 in the First Preel-ytarian Church. For particulars address Post CfBco, STS.

WAICTB. Wanted. A GOOD GIRL (who is fond of children) to do housework In as-aii anlly residing in a pleasant part of the dty. nd on route of street Cars. Apply Iniruedtatoly southwest corner of Monroe avenno and A.venl, stiwot.

Wanted. 'TrtE ADDRESS of Benjamin E. Whitman, A resident of Monroe County, N. In It, or his heirs: or eylvaoaa pain, of Perlntoo, M'Hiroo County, in lr41. or his he five dollars reward for tbe desired information.

K. SnV'i UW1CK, S.rxs filcholas-st Philadelphia. Pa. Wanted, TF YOU WANT GOOD GIRLS for Gener-. A Bonsework and Second Work, Cooks, Dish Wash-era, Leundres.es.

or oter female servants, eali at Badlaader'a Eaaptoya-eat OOlee l.r Female Over 84 State street. Boost 3.H. ttr Terms Beasonable. Fee cheap, payable In ad vance. Notice to Laborers.

I WILL PAY TWO DOLLARS for ten hours' work for good men front and including July 1, 1K73, on the rorvoLr in the Town of Bush, ten miles south of Uoohester. TwoEEi-red ani Fifty Good Msn Pay days twlos month. JA8. MCDOJfALD, Rochester Water Works Coniraetur. Rochester, June aah, SifIX Cook Wanted.

QNE thoroughly competent and willing to work, can and a pleasant aVtaatloa aad good pay by Inquiring at No. SPBIXQ 8TBBBT. Partnership Wanted. PARTY WITH CAPITAL and ten Tears bastnea. eTperlence desire, the position of active junior partner Is an ok! est bliahed slneas la tbl.

dty. Best of reference, given and required. Addr-aa, kind business and capita! wanted, JlMuil PAB'l'i aa, Oemoorat ufnoe. For Sale or Exchange. FAMILT-CABBIAGB-Cost Will ezcliange for loa prtued houa.

and tot, or nl luL A li fit to u. PHILLIPS, 2 and Mala street, S350.00 WILL BUT a Y-oetave rosewood naie, a rved ie- all tn prim, orders Pn so. Coat AWj. Has been ased about two Apply to O. PHlLLlfS.

end Mala street. ACEWT8 WANTED X)B The American Text-Book for the Million roinprulBg ft iibrarjr of ufi UiftinDMiaa, runfe lift UmolttOuHt TryUoIy. TtiwnuMriiHd ttH-iiig fcMak err oflenwi. tamturj eta tx. curel bj -U-vkiOR LuLu-ltat Jn.

iiH tfH ft ADAMS, Futiibbrs, cV tlfwkm.o-.l-, N.T. Wanted. A GFXEBAL AGENT ia tiii Citjr tot the out rutu sUilwr, Ii-ur ui (fl-fittf thta anj iUior MraviKb, BNbdi tayUi -P-usfa-iMi. ft) better tnLi Uuu- oUittr euDiw Apiy In pnva ti iina-i u3s Aubara. N.

wtiem fuil iia mo Dat Hs-tn, or acare bui laqutnw llBKiiT B. WRlttMT. wt.m Ajieat. Wanted. SMART, EoflrweOO Men and Womea to ad mm Mt ml Auanu n.

ta wvary vtitaa. and ti luntMsm New York lur on. of th. beat sewing Maceises ta ta. country, appiy or aa-tms MACfillfll La Bt.i.

Moeh-siar, tt.T. AOBBT3 WajrTBB. Baatples seat froa by matt, wtth lerats ta elaar froat (a to UI par day. Taooatlaei aew arU-U saleabl. aa soar.

Ad- B. WHITS, Newark, M. i. Agents Wanted. -I7ROM FT TO TJEN DOLLARS iep day A easily mad.

by I Amra. Call am or -MfHi A AI.LKI. No. HI Br. ehang.

atreut, otmt lisiims' Ba- P. O. Bo al n-oBrsiar. i. iiJIIIII PATENT ELASTIC eovmnsa nvriB-tT kkw ao jsovkl.

Vllll'l (MIM.ETK, AND 8 Mirit nun ixtksi. JiU FUH lUIUlWINU roup. HuK it BUY WANTS OKI. A 8. R.

CHAMBERLIN, Hole Manufacturer, and Oealer la all kinds Kubber K. 1 BI I FiLO KTBBET. GRAKD DUCHESS ALPACA. BrCEESS lLPACi WHOLESALE BATHS. Re Most WcntsrM Ceres Elected Br th Celeb ElBClro-TliBrmal As given only in Rochester bvOm.

KPKAOrBend I- fwwi' Block. brooBmnlM by all the leadinc phy.lPiens. iv also tbe Turkish, H-ssiaa, Sulphur, Vapor n4 Medir-ted Baths. 'la iB Hath to Mbri at bonrm. Treatment by Vt.neltr ud KudMIiid receive, attention.

i.moe A. K.lolP. M. AIM, Monday. mil B.nrrtaT TEA NEW TEA STORE! No.

85 East Main Street, tjmI Palace Block. A Beautiful Chrcmo Picture Given Away to Each Customer. THE GREAT AM ml Pacific Tea Co. (1WTA.BI.ISH BO IN KKW YORK IN VW.) hay 3fo. S5 -East Main Street, CRYSTAL PALACE And teT tt irttb the bt ftnd frMh of KW CHOP TKAg, wh.c.

will Oi, in qufcnuiieato it tij tru.e, and the LOW. Itupomn' Pmw; and liwedo not believe in mkinjt lanr pniflu, will rjuii our Ci.mnun.eni at Ui VT KST WHOl.MAfJ! Pkkiui, initl i nt rmly enough to pay for rtH'-ktng, Ac. All k4 Warranted to give sat kBfarutm. not) refunded. isw yoods added to vtook UUy.

fU in I.WT OP Hwn. 50c 0c. bl ftl.U, Imperial, tfjc. We, uc, Ufc beat si. id.

tiiiopowder, i.it, ai. tu, japan, 7ne. Mte, bwl 1.UU. (Vtlouy. 40c, fcJC, 4Uc.

71 Mm- IhoI iN. Mc. Tub. Mfo. bst Sue.

li(flth KrMkftviit, five, IjDa. TUk. ttto, tun, Boat tL-UO (If ffcltH. Ormautatted, Ce. Onnnit Ho'Clk a.

tirtHtk iKt, ac bratialaied Kxtra i'boiee. She, l.rwiulabad id Java. Jmc. K4uJ OolTee, MG 3UO and ic tirtwa a aii tao. tar- inM Companr waa oiaaniaed for the pnrpoaeof lmvrttic and dWnrniuinc nd CoS; one mall crofli and was taxtd wllb a capital mmpf auftietejit ibalf a tnun dollr), carry Into In a Uiori'UBb and complete aianner.tmr well naatored ltan.

Added thta lane capital, we bave manf eara exprlenoe tn uixrt.iiig. buytog, teMing and Mdlinfc teas tUl e-tlons tiie won try. And aa we butunep connet-rtona with all toe prtncip. porta In China and Japan, tbut ranetrlnA' our iroids direct froci p)arw uf mwth, oar customttra axa aavad tnm mil intermediata profita. fW A 11 onr Teaa are aelected with reference to our trade, and graced to eutUbed standard, ao that nil ordtrit can 1opiicatd aa oftn as desired, witb 4iovUitnt5 that tie aaoie flavors and qualities will ttaaent.

and at tb 1 prioda at vtuub Ukefwuda can be imported and auid. ay We eonduet our baine nnrm the troe eom-V errtftt pruwiple of CMC FBJCaV-ONK bMALL J'BiHT-nd buy aad aetl forCAdH OSLY. think oarTbea-Newtar la the beat Teatn lb market genera. aat mud at the rduoed ptioe. It eertmnly 1 tne chapat.

Thea-Nectar a pare Blark T. with tb ttraea Tea Oavor. Whsrwer tt Jifta bui tutruduced Utvc tbe uUeet aaUrioUou, ir tar bumneae utie we have eopyTrtjrhum as a Trsde-Mark, under the Lawn uf tbe I'nited Htata.aad txmn ii'H uliiy any "rm to iif ft lnfrtriire CARRIAGES Carriages. 1VE HAVE NOW ON HAND tb largest irttxinat Vj be found tnaar on bouse In tbe nttd rnat. emiitr)m aJmoat every variety of i I ur Tcbioa, frm tbe ebeapeat bwriry to tbe htimi ooax all of the moat fcf-prired styles bow tn attaiuuiji to aacb ft heat devrew of per- LA XlkA ULETTE, IAXIAUS, CLAHEXCES, COUTE, "COUVE CALECUES, Ac It wtll fully repay jrerhaerB rlvtnir at a dlstaooe to suO tiau.lrif prtua aud Quality.

thins we emu ui ui h. Betajf detunors sad nuinutaior-rr. we oftor ts4huw te tht.e wllunjr tOHrdtr oar-riukol LHM-ulisr amauiatjtttra auaal aar ether ea- In iht outiAttxy. Lattraddraaed to ftvmir dt-tirij'tun varrtarea reuired, wui seet With frnit attenttim. aad patented new a ba u-vv bn athl lj oarrtae-maainjr before, natim i mi! r.m t' 'IjC tus ui eaob Uiaa tan trtircbutd lMkra, JAS.

CUNNINGHAM SON. l'actoryKo. 8 Canal Strwt, WIRE WORKERS ROCHESTER Wire Works J. S. SNOW, Itaalcr Is flarmritd Kuitvtuw at OOPPiJl ABT01BOX WlltB CUJTtt, COA1.

AU "Wire Door and Window Screens BASK AND Or KICK Ad all kind. of W1U woke ILAOS TUOKDOw 63 STATE STREET. JOSEPH 1IADDLET0N, WIRE WORK in Ktkht UBatmiraos ua Waoaa, fhaif. ftetum. Tin TratUaca.

fc I -jv. ml I nun usr hnd fcJtd CVaJ Vru linrtje. Fea aad ArAfla. Bird aM, imtur; Wuf Ac av irravtnMmrM.it. Tir aha at rwrcy it If ptiate Miraea, f.

ot alij a. panel a ajukd to MEAT MARKET. Meat "market i Ms.lStH'tai Ball atrsru WALTER EDWARDS, IXalar la kind of Brat -class Fresh and Smoked Meats, mBIt. HA Mel, SVl SAGE, DENSriSOI'S PATENT SUIP. Tibs.

Orer aw atllHona have beea aaed wttaia uaai ua yaars, vttnoat euajptaiat t.f prtta cm mtu t'rlaicra aad I rialcra a .4 kiaUaam Krsrrwaar. CIIOKTS I BHORTS i-W. hare To'iSo anorui in and paokaaM, Hip at HiO. AA'i Ciar sun, it Won aLaia-st. 3 5 52 5 5 Cm Sh2 2 u2 Call and Examine -ora- CHERRY STONER IT DOES THB WORK HAPIDI.T, AND IS A.

PERFECT MAC1IINK. PRICE, I HAMILTON MATHEWS HAIWWAllE DEALERS, Nos.21 and 23 West Main-St. EINGSLEY, ALLEN CO. DEALKRS IS ardware WHITCOMB BOUSE BLOCK, 112 East Main Street. T.

tar We make a ipwialtr ta Ftna Pocket Table IlanSwar. Aartcattural Iapi menu. Flntliw Maeblnea, Famllr a4 Coaster Seaiea, Buatoa Copper Weatliar Vanea, AO. 1 "Conquest V9 The Celebrated Pint Premium COOK STOVE "COHOO-8T." bavlna- the lanrest Ore made. Kf T.lvlae Urate.

i'aa-r L.lae4 Reaerralr and Aak Miter la llemrth. KKlKlUERVTOnS! AXD ICE CLOSETS. TorrrT Oooum. TAm. Outlibt.

Bats TI B. Bimi Caoch, and a full stock of Hutraa il-KNinniNO Uuoi8 renermlly. Wial iiwjim of all dcnptina at Waolesale and Retail. rr Ordm reeplrtMl for In Wial Woac to be eucated tj Juskph Haumjetum. PERCY CAMPBELL, 77 State Street.

HAIR WORK 6. TURNER, (FBOM NSW fOHK.) IflPOBTEE OF HUMAN HAIR 131 Main Street. tW HAIR GOODS AT NEW YORK WHOLESALE PRICES FULL 23 PER CENT. LESS THAN ANT DEALER I3 ROCHESTER. tW DEALER IN TUB FAMOUS LEOS PTLLEBT BRAIDS OF HAIR.

ALL GOODS WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. ORNAMENTS AND IMPORTED NOVELTIES OF KVKBT DESCRIPTION FOB THB HAIR. Mrs. B. TFItXEK, 1 31 Waahlactea Hall Block.

Human Hair Mrs. M. BCRTIS LOGAN, No. eibley Block. Bodieeter, X.

Y. Maxtt Acrrm or LADIES' FASHIONABLE HAIB WOHK. CDB1, 6 WITCHES, HAIR JEW BLR AO. rr adln' Hair tarte fully Dreased for partlea. Partioular auaiitlun paid parties reading out of tbe Work duoe wita ueauutM and at MISS REYNOLDS, Over 70 and 72 Stte-SU, HAIR WORK! Of Every Deeerlptiaa.

LADIES' TENTILATED WIGS AND PATCHES. HAIR JEWELRY, CURLS. WATERFALLS AND TOILET ARTICLES. LADIES' HAIB DRESSED IN THB LATEST STYLES. HAIR WORK.

Hisses EUAN MACK, Over No. Bo 4, Klweod Block (Opposite Powers' Block), Afonwarturert of Switch, Bandt, Braids, Curlt, Lodie' VerUilated Wig and Paichet from the BEST Hair. Ladies' Hair tastefully Dreated for Parties. A.U orders promptly attended to. Miae Mia.

M. J. HACK. Mrs. M.

AUSTIN, HO Malr-Ht 4, Fa Mlavlra. MAirrrACTUTUB of LADIES' SWITCHES Bands, Curls, Braids, LADIES' AJ9D GE5TLEMEFS "WIGS, And all kind, of ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK. I ir Ladles' Head, ajtaampooed and Dreaaed. CnU orwn iuur cui aua urluO. M.

WACKERMAN, MAMCriCTCKEB Lailes' ail MS Hair Work ALSO, Theatrical Work Mad4o Order and to Sent tr Ladles' and Children' a Hair Cut and Draaaed t0 STATE STREET, tt Staira, ROCHBSTBa, N. MRS. WILBUR GRIFFIN, Jfv 66 State street. JATBST STTLEa CCRLS, WATERFALLS, HAIR JEWELRY LADIES' TEStTILATED WIGS. TOILET ARTICLES.

Ladies' Hair Tastefully and Care BAKNXR5 AND SIGNS FRA5E VAX D00RX, Past Offlcm, Banners -AS WELL A3 Sighs. sF53 tssfiaa as Under alsers JOYCE MOHAN, 206 Rutfaio Street. irjjpem oar and meat. KZJPtl CpARS-We hare Key WAX FLOWER MATERIALS Pre .1 atolda. Wire, stamens, a.

'T' ti naA nitft, ktxjueta. SunflerlMMcAllister 18 STATE STREET, Hare nodred this daj largt asaortmait of COLS WATCHES suiub! for Ladl or GeDtleoen. Opera Eoyal and Leont-ne COLD CHAINS, SOUO SILVER WARE, French and American CLOCKS, DRONZES--tfiouW article, cot eiTinierstod, at pricea that defy competition. Cilizens and Strangera ara especially invited to' Examine our Stock, Style and Pricee. DRY GOODS.

SPSISG Dress KEW tFFECTS. BBE-BAIfg BHKNNAN 'I BKKNNAN '9 BKKNNAN '8 BBENNAN '8 BKENNAH'8 BRKNSAS'S BKKNNAN 'S Irish Poplins Lyons Poplins Camels Hair LOW PBICT-8 LOW PKiOrle LOW PRICKS LOW PR1CK8 LOW PBICK8 LOW PRM'IM IX)W PRICrW LOW PKU'KS LOW PKIC1M BKKNNAN '8 BBENNAM'j BHEN.VAN 8 BKKNNAN '8 BKEKKAN '8 BBENNAK'S BR-NKAH '8 B-t-MMAJi'i LOW PRICKS LOW PRICrM LOW PRI' KH LOW PRICKS LOW PRICKS LOW PRICKS LOW PttiCd- Poplins Japanese Silks Grisaii's Silks Japanese Poplins IBlack Dress Goods BM Silks Colored Silks French Cambrics Ic. RETAIL i SO Statc-St. WHOLESALE i 03Iill-St. nrSTJ-tAH CE.

WARDS' INSURANCE OFFICE Established in 1821. n.riiif the -tore thaa A IF fYATIHY that aa e-taaave Ftr lssBrasre ha.ines haus tat tranear-trd at this ofltce, all lea-we have brfi fairly and honorably adiaated aad paid, aad la iscss ha. the aaearrr hee a au Elected ta looe of prt niiaiu by the lallare a Cwaipaay. Insniice Hartford. Conn AID CP CASH CAPITAL.

THREE MILLION lMtLLARS. Assets March 1, PHCETJIX Insurance Co Hartford, Conn. PAID CP CASH CAPITAL, Six Hundred Thousand Dollars. Assets Jn- IK3 31, SPRINGFIELD Fire and Marine Insurance Co. PAID UP CASH CAPITAL, Fire Hundred Thousand Dollars.

Assets Jan. 187. 1,000,000. HOWARD Insurance Kew PAID CP CASH CAPITAL, J't'rr? Hundred Thousand Dollars. Asset Jan.

iaTC. B010.0OO. New York Life Insurance fku.l -Ti-iiMt Oa. Equitable Life Assurance Society. lSrev York.

L. A. L. F. WARD, A os.

2 and 4 Exchange Place. ENGLISH ARTIST MATERIAL A Urge tnvote. uat Imported direct from Win sr A Newton. London, 38 Ratlibone Place. Tube Colors.

Water Colora, Aoade ir Boards. Ill II Boards. Bull Canvas, fcuind-itooAa, AO. lu trad, supplied at New fork prices. WOODBURY, MORriB CO.

QUESTIONS OF THB DAY By Rev. John Ball, O. O. Ihe enortsai n's Club In th. Br Hanrw Castlemon, autaorof th.

tlunboa. b. Mystery of Holly Tavern story at Kin Travelers. By La-nstoB CaUia. suraaj.a.

a. uaanMW a. AY HARPER, ARROW" 8 Bookstore. LL THE LATB PTBCICATTONS at CLA-Ut JOU-N'STON'S Bookstore. Won ataui street.

BLANK BOOK DEPARTMENT very corn-uiefds. Detur. (. CruwD. -kit bilm uii lyiea ox DUMituf ai rei-Dt price 1'LAH- sTo.N8 Bootor.

'rBAVEUSO PUBLIC WILL fi-YD ail te -A. lata pBtiuoations at CLAJtK JOttiTSToy A Bookstore. Wigmt M-la street. LONDON'S HEART A Novel. By B.

I r'axiaon. PrU. Keoeired at iti a if Boo-ntor. Ku. 4 Want Main HARPER'S MAGAZINE! for March, At ltWML rpHB BEST BINGINO BOOST for Sunday wtus I it, e.

sola. son. Life. BrPhillt Peilttna. Ta.

wr- Vttt Rlna-tna kutmm. Muaeal Ooaveav lloa a a oita. 'hU. it 9. tMJ At UABUttyw-a.

DV BOTH ON CONSUMPTION. Prloo JawWCSst Tawt-I sk CLAM.S. JOaSTOr9 Boofcstor. Weet MainnM. M' OTHERLT TALKS with Youag Hthi- keapi-ra.

By Mrs. w. Aeecfter. Pnw at trl'KKLB AVUIY'B, at aad 4 atate-ss. LIFE IN SANTO DOMINGO.

Bv a Hitler. At UHWXI's. SUNDAY SCHOOL Ubrarie suppliad vrlt tAuUrm B.KSSS froat aM the teadln puMiealloaal hotuea at Wwtwt rat-a. CLAKA JpH.NSlviN HUM MVUkWr, In't'a1 Note. En-AtbiCW-T'd.

lUVW ur.iy new Kjt LARS A Pastoral ot Norway. By Bayard Tayior. At tlA. n't mwawm, 111 West Main HAT TO WEAR By Mia Phelp. Outer s.pily iu rswrt.

07 BASTOM i wth li 1 Has, to man hows, been unsatisfactory, either in atffount er profits, if not in both respects. A steady, reliable trade, mich as our long sstablished basincsm commands, emrbtcM us in such svnson to meet the wants of customers in a liberal manner. lieing attra ys smre of a tn good articles, and having a large onflct for only the better class of goods, tre can buy to great advantage in a dull season. Having erery fat-ait of the ntar-kets that can be desired, u-hether buying or selling, if is a great al-vtntage to knoo tha after innkAny pjrttfitable purchases, have at equally sure outlet for the" goods. It is manifest that no house unifies, can stand lomg under continued losses; and a business that makes the least loss oa stock, badlij oruHM-isely bought, caa do better fos its custojners as well as itself.

It no direction are profits now so quickly absorbed as this. Without pretension to superior wisdom or penetration in this respect, we do claim that wr long connection with the business here, a close knowlelge of our own tradst and its certain wauls, enables us to fudge quite accurately in advance, in making judicious purchases, whether as to the class or styles of goods, or the proper time to buy. This alone is equivalent to an ordinary profit lu re these condition are wanting and in Hi is lies tha secret of our tout in ued and regular' steady trade when the general complaints are long and loud. Having thus far this season enjoyed a satisfactory trade, we sha't endeavor, during the remainder of the season, to offer continual in-ducements that customers aiul friends cannot fail to appreciate. A.

S. 31 ANN Stale Street. OUR ASSORTMENT of Summer Hosiery is unusually gooil. We sell sjtlendid Rrittsl, Cotton Socks at $.1 a dozen, or 25c a pair the usual 3 shilling goods. Also, Men's Cotton Half Hose in all the higher anl finer grades proportionately cheap.

We think customers save about one pair in every four by buying from our stock. A. S. MANN CO. LADIES' and CHILDREN'S Hosiery in nnsarpasaet assortment, and all at moderate price.

Oar Hosiery i ALL, CIIEAP, a customers will see by aa exami-ation. A. 8. A CO. OUR 25 cent Japanese Poplin beat an yth ing yet seen for the money.

It will take but a short time longer to close them out entirely. Customers wanting should buy early. A. S. MANN CO.

OCR 3 shilling Japanese Silk have cansed aa extraordinary demaad. Wa shall not hava many ot them lett ta at week from now. A. S. aiAXX CO.

SUILLIXG CAMBRICS have sold very largely this week. We have, a pretty fair stock yet, they go so fast and will soon be out. A. S. 31 ANN tr CO.

OUR SUMMER SILKS at it Dollar are of the choicest styles, and. the qaalitv much better than we have had ia some years at the price. No old good. all new, desirable aad tally 23 cent below their value. A.

S. 5lW A. CO. WE ARE SURE thtU customers are getting extraordinary good value in all the lilack Silks they buy of us at this time. We are selling Silks from $2.

OO to $iJiO a yard, such as customers will surely appreciate by comparison with what they find anywliere else. A. 8. MANN Jt CO. A GREAT VARIETY ot Drre Linen ta plain ftftd no aa.o Grey lUasiK Line'ni, tunc- sought for at present.

Al.o, atrtpe with Black. Price are low. A. S. AW A CO.

STRIPE GRENADINES at 2 and 3 shillings a yard, equal to any 4 and 6 shilling goods usually sold. These are new styles and pattern and of this season's importation. Usually the low-priced goods are not worth the making up but these are by no means a common article, but one truly worth a good deal more than we sell them for. A. S.

MANN cC CO. BLACK all Silk aa4 Wool, at April price. Our stock is yet complete ia all qualities, at l.OO and Wl.U aad ap wards. These food eaaaot be fouad ia so food variety aa4 value ia New York City to-day. I A.

S. MAW A. CO. WE SELL a very fine yard wide Rleached Cotton at 12 1-2 cents a yard soft finish, and as good as any IS cent Cotton in most places. We do not pretend to sell everything cheaper than everybody else; bust when we call special attention to the cheapness of ANY article we offer, customers can rest assured that it is likely to be better for the price than they are likely to find elsewhere.

If do not believe as good a Cotton has been sold for this price in the past ten years. We have but a limited quantity of them. A. S. MANN Jc CO.

WII ELL a fall Standard Brows Cot. ton at a htliia a yard. It ia a teadinr well known bran of toads, aad eaaaot be nade tor this moaey frommaeh lower priced Cotton thaa the present market. A. 8.

MAW CO. OjOOO YARDS of new shilling Prints, light and dark grounds, and choicest only tha best qualify of gools. This is the handsomest lot of shilling Calico we hare had this Violent Thunderstorm. DAMAGE TO THE EXPOSITION EARTHQUAKES IN ITALY Heavy Loss of Life and Property. The Beecher-Bowen Slander Case.

Co wen to be Brought to Trial. Death of the Father of President The Murderer "Wagner Recaptured. Destructive Fire in Providence. CHOLERA IK NEW JERSEY. Gold Closed at 115 3-8 a 1-2.

FOREIGN. Carllat Saccraa Cenfiraacd. Madrid, June 3S. The Gacetta this afternoon confirms the report of the defeat in Navarre of the republicans under Castero by a Carlist force sbd the retreat of the former to Fampeluna. Tbe disorders hi Seville have been renewed and tbe city declared in a state of seisre.

A conflict between the troops and the inhabitants is imminent. HpaRiab Tfewa. Madrid, June 29. The irreconcfliables threaten to take up arms if the ministry is formed exclusively of members of the right. The authorities have made preparations to repress disorder and have stationed a corps of the civil guard around the palace of the cortes.

Tbe report of the defeat by General Cabrinetz of the Carlist forces under personal command of Don Alfonso, is officially eon-firmed. Internationals are losing ground in Catalonia. The cure of Santa Cruz still, holds as prisoners the mayor of Viriaton and the correspondent of Lepays, and will only release. them on condition that France gives up two Carlist officers in turn. lienor Costade has been appointed minister of public works.

8enor Pi Margall stated in the Cortes that his programme of policy was unchanged. Mot ice was given that the government would present a bill for the abolition of slavery Cuba, and the same political privileges would be granted to the colony as were enjoyed by Uie people of Spain. The announcement was received with cheers. The minister of the marine announced as a measure of economy the suppression of the admiraiity and the continuance of the Medi terra neuin squadron. General Kbuvflles telegraphs that Costa-non 'b loss in his recent engagement with the Carlists near Pampeluna was 20 killed, 100 wonnded and 1U0 missing, while that of the ret els was 100 killed and 400.

wruimWL Eartaaaake la Italr. FixmrsrCB, June 29. Strong shocks of earthquake were felt in the north of Italy at 5 o'clock this morning. There were several accidents in Venice and Verona and something of a panic caused, but no serious damage was done to persons or property. At other points the shocks were more violent and their effect disastrous A dispatch from Treviao reports that at Felietta Coneghano about thirty-five miles north of Venice a church was destroyed by the earthquake and thirty-eight persons were killed.

In four villages near Vittoria fourteen per sons were killed and many injured. Great damage was also done in the torrn of Belluno, on the river Hare, fifty miles north of Venice. St. Petersburg, June 29. An official telegraphic dif patch from General Kauffmann announces that the capital of Khiva was occupied by the Russian forces on the loth of June.

The khau of Khiva Jed to Yonman-pon. exlco Central A mericau Sam DutGO, CaL Juu 29. The latest Mexican dates per steaiLship Arizona say, that President Lerdo has given most ample guarantees that he woulc very soon forward to the United States government the basis of a treaty in relation to Uu important undertaking of the TehuacMpec canal and railroad. Ihe official Gaceta of Casta Rica publishes a communication addressed to the government by Genertl Carreaso as Minister to Central Arrerica, asking if it is willing to join witt Columbia and other republics in begging pain to leave the Cubans alone. The ref was that Costa Rica being a em1 state, he United state being silent on the subjeotand Spain now being a republic, it wouki better wait a While.

Vhckna, June 87 A violent thunder storm to-night flooted the exhibition ground and did much injtry. The American annexe and the Geruan gallery were badly damaged. The rocf ol tne umcago restaurant was driven inwd the building and con tents mined. WASHINGTON. Laad (Ifflr.

Deelaea Iatoerrtant Tremaary Order The Treaty of YYashjaifloB Jadlaa Aseata Keavrt laieraal Ataveaae jlattere Tbe Vienna ExBaitiea Cade. Wabhthgton, June 27. The commissioner of the general land office has decided that while the provisions of the first section of the timber culture, act of March 3d, 1373, do not terms limit a ouaunea person in uie number of entries he may make thereunder, yet the policy of the government as expressed in the public land laws generally, is so opposed to the speculative monopoly of public domain taat under the authority vested in him by the sixth section of tbe said act, he has ruled that one individual shall be allowed to make but one entry- Secretary Richardson has directed the assistant treasurer of Hew York, to sell, during July 1, Uuo, 0(10 of gold on the first, second, fourth and fitth Thursdays each, and tl. Ootl. 000 on Uie third Thursday, and purchase half a million bonds on the third Wednesday of the month.

The president's proclamation has been pre-oared to be issued on the bit of July, an nouncing the going into effect on that day of article from 18 to inclusive of the treaty of Washington, the necessary legislation havinar been adonted on the Dart of the im perial parliament of Great Britain, legislatures of Canada and Prince Edward' island on the one aide and by the congress of the Liuted estates on tne otuer. A k-tutr from the Red Cloud agency dated (MttK Tk. ih. viftit of the In-'itu commission was to induce the Indians to relinquish the poaaeaaioa of vast tracts of ouceded tanas neia Dy vnem iie-brafika and Wvomins. but it was not deemed advisable to nresent the subject, the temper of toe Indian being unfavorable to dioiisnion of the matter.

The commission therefore contented themselves with procuring the re moval or me agencytrout iuj prawu wa-Uon on the North Platte at Fort Laramie northward to the White river. The Indiana demanded 1, lou stand of arms of the beet pattern with plenty of amumtton. The cotu- initiaiifi could only agree to aaa uie tut fa.tlir to iaaua ten aTUQ to each of eleven band of Hioox represented in the eouncu. Mea t-ioua wautea iw wuita quaw aeut oat for this young man. Many whitavmMtn had married 1 ucu.au sauaw ana afterwards left them and tbetr children on tbe hand of the tribe to be provided for, which did but strike him a the proper thing.

In settling the tmxmtd of the assessors of internal revenue before thoee officer retired. Comnuaakinar lkwiglaa eawa-tained that in some instances the aaaiataat awessor. had charged for double time wbfn they acted as mmi. inrnerliM.Iv diractAl llbad Kilt one salary be allowed them, though in all case he allowed the greater amount of the action against General Tan Burin, the Vienna oomnuatuoaer, is contemplated by the government. JSothing ba appeared to show that be guilty of any dunonorable procead-hiS, but rather that he did sot posses the requisite executive abiUtr to oouduct the buiret mtrusUMl to hint, and that miaplaoed coohdettce one or more of tut abordicaiea, esfieciaSy Mr.

Meyer, was the rauae of the trregtilaritie which have had so disastrous an effect on the Amencao feature KEVT YORK. Tn RnrsrfwBawei ra.dal lateraatloaal Billiard Toaraaaieat FataJ Arrldeat Ssi. Iiary Meaaareo Tae Mexican Bordr Diffl-ralry A Hysterloa Aflair Accident and Fires. Kiw York, June 28. The Brooklyn Eagle states that the examining committee of PI mouth church has received from F.

West a specific charge of slander against Henry C. Bowen, and his expulsion is called for. It is charged that he has circulated false slander against Beecher, and at the latter request the investigation is to be proceeded with immediately by fifteen deacons, whose names are given Including those of C. Duncan, D. H.

Harkfns, Daniel W. Talmadge and R. D. Beuedict. The Eagle adds that the ebarges refer in the mam to certain utterances made by Bowen at a recent conference which took place at the house of Mr.

Woodhull. There is much excitement among tbe members of Beecher 'a church over the matter. Ex-Assembly maa Bennett' paper, Brooklyn Daily Times, announce its withdrawal from the liberal Republican and return to the Republican party. Tbe general ttnn uaa gustamea ue veraice of f5, W) given in the superior court to Mrs. A.

D. Putnam against the Seventh Avenue railroad for the refusal of the conductor and driver to put Foster off the car when requested to ao so. The decision is regarded as very important as one affecting the rights of car passengers. 'Lrviso Haix, JTkw York Evening-June 28 The fifteenth game of the tournament between Cyrille Dion and Albert Gar-nier commenced to-day at 3 :03 p. m.

and resulted in tbe success of Dion in the thirtieth inning. The score was as follows Dion 01849 16 00 10 22103 13 15 0 16 4 17 26 3 7 15 7 12 0 26 50 33. Total, SnO. Gardier 48050 12 00253 41 10201 1 3 13 0 22 10 35 8 14 6 10 18. Total, 80S.

This game leaves it a tie for the ownership of the first prize between Gamier, Daly and Cvrille Dion. The final games will be played next week. To-night the Experts played several exhibition games. A Washington special gay the Mexican border commissioner has lodged a final report with the state department. Four hundred cases have been examined aggregating in amount to only (11, 000, 000 not oO, (W0, 000 as represented.

A strange mystery tr vol vin the alleged disappearance of eighteen helpless children, who had been committed as infant paupers to public institutions on Blackwells island, is being investigated by the commissioners of charities. The little creatures, it is said, were farmed out to lady and she seems to-be unable to tell whether they are living or dead. Eighty-five hntiaTed emigrants arrived in this port last week. A case of Asiatic cholera is reported in Passaic county, New Jersey. This afternoon a team of horses attached to a coach containing two servants and children of Mr.

Fleet, son of ex-Mayor Kalbneisch, took fright in Prospect park and ran away. The coach capsized and one of tbe children was instantly killed. One servant had his legand arm broken. The News says: 1 Oliver CharHck has brought nuit against the Times for alleged libel on ten different articles published in that paper within the space of one month, tlO, (Ml damages being laid in each case. Last niirbtrJ a fight took place in -affney'8 rooms, number 505 udt n.iieteenth street, during which James Fitzpatrick of Fifteenth street was thrown from a window to an area below, receiving fatal injuries.

John O'Brien was fatally stabbed in Hobo-ken last night by a ruffian bearing the same name as himself. The murder was without provocation. Arrived: The steamers Parthia and Baltic from Liverpool, and the Harold from London. A six-handed billiard game was played at Irving hall last night between players of the international tournament. Gamier, Daly and Joe Dion played between Deery, ubassy and Cyrille Dion, the former scoring 327 to thelatter's 213.

A boy aged twelve, a son of John Malson of Washington, D. C. accidentally shot and killed himself with his father's pistol during his parents' absence at a funeral yesterday. Tbe Portland lO. council have adopted tbe San Francisco cnbic feet of air ordinance, requiring 600 cubic feet of air space to every lodger.

The ordinance is a sanitary measure designed to prevent close herding in Chinese lodging houses. The small-pox is on an increase in San Francisco. There were ten fresh cases yesterday. A member of the sigrial party on Mount Washington named Seeley was severely, perhaps fatally injured by a fall on Saturday. The Cincinnati turnfest was concluded and prizes distributed to-day.

From 6,000 to 10, 000 people visited the festival grounds. William Eccleston, an English fireman on the steamer Ignatius Tyler, was drowned in Lake Cbamplain to-day. He had been but three weeks in America. A fire in Concord, N. H.

this morning, destroyed Samuel Griffin 's carriage manufactory, the North church with a large organ, and other buildings. Loss insurance $14, 000. At Springfield, Mass. yesterday, Samuel Robinson was killed by a locomotive. Henry Cramer, a lad of twelve years, had his head crushed by an elevator in the cutlery works yesterday.

International B-ecatta at Toronto. Toronto, June 28. Some 8, 000 people were present to-day to view the mternation al regatta on the bay. The first race in single sculls was won by Louther of Pittsburg in fifteen minutes and forty-eight seconds, beating McKee, Nurse, Denmark and three others. Distance two miles.

The second race, two miles for second class sculls, was won by Mean of Pittsburg, beating Snyder and two others. The third race, two miles for second class double sculls, was won by the Dominion club of Toronto. Time fourteen minutes and thirty-eight seconds. The fourth race for four-oared boats, four miles, was was by tbe McKee club of Buffalo, beating three others in twenty -six minutes and forty seconds. The Buffalo club was four lengths behind at the finish, with the Seward club of Buffalo third, the Dominion club fourth and the Hibernian club of Buffalo some distance behind J' race four miles for four-oared second-class boats won Dyj8 Erie club of Buffalo, beating the New iat minion chib.

Time twenty -nine minutes and twenty seconds. The race for first-class double sculls two miles was won by tha Columbia club. Time fifteen minutes and five seconds, beating-" the New Dominion club. A skiff race and tug race concluded the programme. Deomerlve Fire la Providence.

Pbovidinck, R. June 29. Two incendiary fires were kindled simultaneously in the Phoenix building Saturday evening. One was extinguished by the police but the other in the fifth story gained some headway. The whole fire department was summoned and the fire confined to the upper part, though almost the whole of the great building wa drenched with water.

The total loss may reach fully covered by insurance. The building was owned by the heir of George A. Howard. Loss a0, 000; insurance $50,000, all in foreign companies. Other losses, chiefly by water, are Remington Perkins, wholesale millinery goods Faraum it Sherman, Butler.

Brown Co. leather and manufacturers' supplies; Richmond Potter, Denison Co. C. O. Cohoon, K.

Thurston Co. Boston shoe store; Mrs. C. Handy, Mr. William A.

Howard and the Knighta of Pvthias, all insured mainly in foreign office. Three firemen were injured. One was takrn to the hospital but will recover. Tbe First Preabpterian church and hall, formerly the academy of music, were slightly damaged. i Watstt Sowaataroal.

PoRTLAjm, June 29. Lewis H. Wagner, the Isles of Shoals murderer, wa arrested by a farmer in Farming ton, N. H. about thirty miles from Alfred, Ma.

on Saturday afternoon between 4 and o'clock. He called at the house of W. P. Tanner and asked for something to eat, saying he had eatan nothing fur several days but a few plum and berria which be found in the woodt. He was footsore and weary.

While be was eating his supper Tanner, suspecting bis identity, went out and called aome neighbors to assist in arresting him. When he returned Wagner had finished eating and had started off into the wood again, but wa pursued and captured. He will be taken to Alfred to-morrow. Beaten MattersThe Maracrer Waaner. Boston, June 38.

The Massachusetts supreme oourt ha refused the in junction aaked for by certain oiwnen to prevent the annexation of Broukline to Boston. A dispatch from Springfield, York county, Me. three men supposed to be Wazner and otHupanious were seen there on Wednes day, i be next Dwruiur a party was seen at ban ford Corners, where they vtttained some crackers and cheese asd hastily re-entered the woods. One of the men had a revolver. reateat tar the GovomoroM a.

I.rmx Rucc June 28. Hon. Joseph Brooks at the close of hi speech last nhfht said he had no doubt the circuit oourt, before whom he had brought suit lor tbe oruoe of rovemor, would decide in his favor, and tlat aa aoott as it did he should Qualify and tafca poejeasioB the office if he had ta do it fcy luree. An.aaat to WW TTmta. Chicago.

June unimeiwsxful at tempt wa. tuavtle lasntttght to throw a south tram on tbe UIukms CVutraJ railroad off the track south of Fnaaport by plaofrig tie across the tracax. FOUIfD On the premises of the en hatnrdav mornlnn. las. 2Hth.

a Bar I Mare, about seven rear. old. rtnirbona on each hind toot- W. K. TOWSfft No.

Saratoga avenue. Wanted. TO RENT with the prlvtleie of Enreha.ln,if denlred. a boose with-i twenty minntes1 walk of tbe Arcade. Must be nlnaaarulv situated Lin a Brood neighborhood, with rprrt iki eiiiwdt-jTi pot annum.

Unexceptionable ret-erenoea. Address IXJX1B, this office. TOBACCO TTJBS We have a large number or Tabs, with and without bales, tor saio alieaij at ClarStore fi West Main street. A CHOICE HOrst-rit sale. noase and lot So.

Tronp street, Tuird Ward. Bouse new, of brink. turee ivmea ana eaement, who. saa. water and beauna amnaa- uuu hii wmpiew; in nne locality anunetKQ-borbood.

Price down, balwnce In ten yearly payment. Inqnlre, lor a week, of B. SCRAN-TOM, or KliWAUK WKB4TBH. Kt Powers' Bnlld-tcss. Hoiueopen for inspection from I toll.

M. ea a day. PRATTS SkDu'der Brace Skirt Supporter if IS THB BE3T BRACK IH market. Combining (a. Its name indicate.) a alm-pl and COMrORTABI.a; Braes and Supporter, sus-takiin.

Uie weig of tbe Bklrts and supporting the boulders from drooping. See acoompanylng cut. FOR 8 ALE AT M'DOWELL CO. OS Car. Market-St CITY OF ROCHESTER 7 PER CENT.

BONDS. Br TiB-raor Act or Lagislatcrk passsd April 27, 1872, tNTmiD Air Act to supply thb ClTTOr ROCHF8TEB WITH PCB WHOL-SOM1 ATZB, THE SAID CTTT IS AUTHORfeKD BROW AS AMOtTHT NOT -XCSKDUie Til REE MILLIONS OF DO-LARs asd to 188 LTs BoaTia nntiroB AND PUCII6 Ta CBS SIT OV TBI Cm rOB TBS PAT-MKBT 0 THK SA.l WITH UtTSBEST A. 0. WTLDEE, Mayor, City of Kechester. E0SWELL HAET, President, Board Water Commlasionera.

Wo offer the above he a da for oale. Tber have THIRTY YEARS ta ran, with interest aayabie aaaarr and July, at the the Transfer Aueacr. the I'ale. Trat Company of New York, and are leaned ta COIIPOS or KEGHTEBED FOBX. Price Far.

antitjaly 1st, after which Interest -HII be added. SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS NOW OPE.t. ROBINSON. CHASE Bankers, 18 Broad Street, NKW YORJC. TO mVESTORS.

The yorthem Pacific Railroad Company having determined to close its 7-30 First Mortgage Gold Loan, and thereafter to pay no higher rate of Interest than six per cent, on further Issues of Its bonds, th LIMITED KKKArXDKB OT THE 7 3-10 LOAST IS SOW being disposed or through the usual a genciea, Tne attention of those wishing to reinvest July Coupons and Dividends Is called to this favorable opportunity for obtaining these bonds. A th bonds of this lasu are made receivable In payment for th. Company' land at J-ltt, they are in constant and increasing demand for this purpose, and will continue to be after tbe loan la closed aiaet which mucb enhances their value and attractiveness as an investment. Tha Company now bat more than MO mllea of Its Road built and In operation, including tha entire Bastern Division, connecting L.ke Bapcrtor and the navigation of the -Uaaonri River; the work of construction I progressing satisfactorily. Tha Company ha earned title to nearly Ten Million Acre, of its Land Grant, and sales pf lands have the far average- 5 65 per acre.

All marketable securities are received in exchange for Northern Pacifies. For sale by Bankssnd Bankers. JAY COOKE CO. T.rrr AND WISDOM of George Eliot. Babotain.

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In Central Nebraaha Now for sale la tract, of fortv acres and apwarda on nvE and ten tears' CRsnrr at 8 raa cent. Mo iDVANHISTIHI.il KtijUllltll. Mild and healthful climate, rEBTrxjssoiL, AJt sursnisn or good watem. TI1B BKST MAKK KT IN THBWBST The great Mining rvlons of Wyoming, Colorado, Utab and evada, being suppUwi by tbe faraum la the Patt VAXiJtr. Soldiers Entitled to Homestaadof 160 The Best Locations for Colonies.

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MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES, Family Binlea. Prayer Buoaa and Wedding Cards -a-graved, Ac at CLABJC -OHiTBTOWS Bookstore, West Maui wtet. A MEMORIAL OF JOHN 8TEWARTMILL. By Merlxwt Spencer. Henry kavcott and 'rl-neflacTteon.

Koei.oo by liH A kTMOtK. iHate street. lBOTOGRAPH ALBUMS Sew Pattern-, In Una Turkey hUiroooo bu-Uag. Prtoa. very naannsiii CLARK JOHNfSr8 Boekator.

LAWN ROWS Base BaQa, Croqnet, Flower itrd ToulA, A. AtildiYBf'n, Cholera Decreasins. Nashvhj.b, June 28. Eight deaths from cholera to-day, four whites and four colored. Scarcely any new cases are reported.

GOTERHMEJIT REPORT. Was DrPARTK-T, Pir.wAT. Service I'xit-d Statics Abmt, Division of Teieraiua and Report, lor tliu Bdueflt Of Commerce. Meteorolotrteal Record. But HitsT-H, Jane 1KT3 10 p.

m. a Place of Observation. s-a 'SB il t5i si 9 a HV Ananata, Ca. Kalumore, Md Boston, Mas BnBalo. N.

Bnriinirtoa, Vt Charlfcatoa, 3. Chejenne, W. Dl Cleveland, Corrine, Detroit, Midi Jacksonville. Fla Key West, Fla Kinjrston, Can Knoxvllle, Lake City. Fla Lynchburg, Va Milwaukee, Wis Mobile.

Ala Montreal. Can Mt. Washington, N. New London. Ct Sew York Korfolk, Va O.weeo, N.

Philadelphia, Port Dover, Port Stanley. Portland, Ate Punta Russa, Quebec. Can Rochester, N. faugeen. Can Savannah, GS.

ft. Paul, Minn. Toledo, Ohio Toronto, Can Washington, D. C. WilminKK'n, N.C.

2.S 29. sO 2U.38 29. SI 19.93 2U.b2 SB 8 SB Sv 9 SB 8W SK Clear. Fair. Clear.

Cloudy. Fair. Fair. Clear. Cloudy.

Li Rain. 29.74 ai.TS JM.St ai.a 21.44 1 Clear. Calm Cloudy. 8W 8 a uouay. 4 Clear.

7 Fir. RnnndyV (Cloudy. IFair, 4 Falr. Fair. (Cloudy.

I T. Rain. 39.78 2.31 89 EW 71 I 78 SB EI.XS JM.S7 23.67 am 2K.66 2S.S2 i 76 i 8 PW SB I Calm 1 ear. a 3 Tart' 1 jFalr. iLt Baiu'.

'Fair. IS Fair. 20. 2H.m 2H.S7 29.79 29.86 8 Calm Clear. Not.

Barometer corrected for Temueratara and ElevaUon. Probabilities. Washtkgtoit, June 30 1 m. For the middle states and lower lake region, gentle to fresh and occasionally brisk winds, mostly from the southeast and southwest, generally cloudy weather and rain areas. PLUMBERS' GOODS.

CHILD BACKUS, MAKSHS Ann A IMS IM THB Edward Backaa Patent Combined Steam Heater and Cooking Stove, AND PLUMBERS' GOODS." 63 IXCUANttB 8TEKKT COMMISSION MERCHANTS. George W. Wadsworth, PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT FLOUR, HAT, GRAIN, MALT, HOPS, Batter, Ceeeae, Pork. Lard, Htm, Beau. Dried Alea and Fratc Oflle Chatham Bow, opposite 139 Ptate street, BOSTON.

Send for Price Current. RxrsmxNC-s Cnaa. B. Bates, Bsq. nations Security Bank, Boston: J.C.Tyler A Boston; 3am-nel N.

Oothout, Ksq-, Bochester, N. T. Bparrow M. Nlckereon, Cblcago, 111. Ira Bmwnell, gchnectady, N.

Y. iWaaer, Faleg A Troy. N. Geo. 11.

Spoonor, Clifton. Dl. Blrda-11 A Paraona, IdXI-UlTEBT. HII.LIN2RY AND A GOOD I Ladies' and Children's Trimmed and Un- trimmed BATS and BOXXETS and FURXISHIXQ GOODS, Ladies' Peady-Made Suits, Ribbons, Laces, Yea Bradges, Qloves, Hosiery, Hoop Skirts and Corsets of EVERT variety. Dress Trimmings, Notions and a FULL assortment of REAL HAIR SWITCHES constantly on hand, at K.

T. GRAHAM'S, 91 E. Main-SL MRS. BOYOE, Millinery BEM0VED TO THIS NEW STOB.B, No. 108 STATE STREET.

CHILDREN'S HILOREfJ'S 0 CARRIAGE) Aa extra ot KA8TERK OABHIAQBS ot f-pertur Myle uid flaial. F. WIRLEY'S Harness Store, 125X STATE STREET, bochestb-r, n. r. HOUSES FOR SAI Suburban Residence for Sale.

ABOUT 80 menm on ose of the be4 mcUa Kravcied tducbb, 2 mOa -toco Court HoaiM aaol a ml la from prupoel eztnioD city line, litnuta ounTulent and tn hJ urdur, wiLh double cement ceiimr. fnrnce. grttlned, to. Out-buttdinKa re new, modern mod perfert: ervin bars ix50 feet, with stock aad retce table ellr under 1U Horwe and crr.te frero jkixtOt fruit bcQie, wurk abop, JAix'X; lee bouse, lux 12, IUd green buse, SxiO. Alao eorn hoose.

ptKHry-pouttrr houM, waot, bottie, fle lerfre new eiatania end three gtKd wetie. One acre axuooU. town, frttb lttrgft ornnoienU. tree and vfaruba; E- ft, evencreen bedye, 6 to ft hirb, end im ft board walks, apple tree. t0 qntnee.

pears, chiefly standards. chernett, 10 pi ubib, obeunaui, butternut, and over one acre arapee and various kinds so-all fruit. All tbe rut la tbe beet Taiietiea, baTlng been raKwl upon tbe place, and oooutnee over acre. Tbe Uvee are bealtbr and thrifty, moetlr from 10 to li -arsod. eioUlitfht, dry and ricb.

Fur a desirable Dome, and one tfcat wtll alo yield a good revenue, ootHtae but D3ar tha city line, this te not ajtoelld, TtUe perfect and tarsi ea7. Addresa tf. W.t Box Rocbeater O. For Sale. 1 HATING burrtness relations requiring my prefteace ttuee-fuurtbs of fcbe year in Mew fork, 1 will sell my private resldeuoe, number IA Mount TCvie avenue, with or without tha ox without the valuable earner loft ai-jotning.

Tats Is flrciass property, and a rare ehuM. PrK-e and tortus easy. Inquire of my wife. rn th nr-Ttitses W. O.

CflCVlf JLVCmOM SAXES. GALUSnA PniLLlPS, (Snooeaaor to KVnnto-i Philllpal, Old A action Commission House; ESTABLISHED Bt.rea 2H akd 3S Kaat Mata Htreet Brlde. HCK.Hai M. T. SELL REAL ESTATE and an kinH of PvrMtnal ProeertT.

Caafe Adva aosa aw to oa CoftKtjTBBBe UI. AuoMoa ta. le every 9atnniy at 1 A. M. rtTER BUItKS, AaeUoneeir.

By LEWIS BURNS. Auction aslCeiiiissici Mertats MAI'S, Opawlut IOCBT-aJ. H.T. SEIX REAI 8STATR Merchandiaa and Peo-l pKipertvof kinds. tm Cak advaacw.

made oa wa-Upuaeata. Tana reo ate. MT AuL-uoa B-tnrday. at A. at.

11 R1A PIPE- We have the lanrsS awr- Ptpe. the eit jr. At at It A' 4 Clar etorawWaat Atatn atreeC A TLANTIC WHITE LEAD Warraated ly nnre. nld by 7 J. C.

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