Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 4

ROCHESTER DEMOCRA1 AND CHRONICLE, MONDAY, MAY 13, 1812. BUY THE BEST. HtM WORK? i i ti reek from whK rm'T a stiort iistat re atote, tbe obi wati work roiwpAay bUNDAY taw'-TT7 1 CHOOLX rX-T mm rX Fob ale OK to butt -Tbe nndersigned will sell hi whiaky reetifyin appanatn aod vinegar apparatus. Also seTeral barrels and bail" and about ll barrels of cider. Also on horse, one democrat wagon, one cntter, on baggy, e.

Tne bnildingv near tbe corner of Oraugv. and Sax ton streets, opposite school bouse number 17, will be rentI for a term of years, as may be req.iet?d Apply to Xirrola H.ag, on tbe premise, txyllefew" Wanted Si first-claas cotteT. at Y'ateseV Co wholesale clothing house, Syracuse, Jf. Y. Steady employment the year round.

Hav-r tor itEUD or a flsatllB We eall the attention of the affjicter.i to th- advertisement of rr. Daniel Davis, whoee office is at number 132 State street. Ba ha proved extremely rnccrssttil in chronic disease. His treatment will beloand fe and snre. The doctor is consulted by many patient in othe'r localities, who either come here, or wbo, by stating tbetr symptoms in a letter, are sent bis invulu.tV.c remedies.

my'ddtclw MACHINES. I Depository New Books for Sale AT THE TRACT I)r PO I loiiY. LAICra-By I Ttr.an Ar belt, ect i By EBayn PIHBKB tb by Jeb Sbort. U- ci). Ir.

i Creator aad e. Iftekrk D.tL.b. A. so. a rr at foBdsy eekoul Male aa rat.

P. I 93- r. tbs 7 MORE HEW 8TUE8 OF Gill's Hand mA Siioss on iiii fi WEtn. I.rtll' Cieilt' tient t.ewl' Dtikt- AlrrUI nirrsi is oiiatreaa. Pari.

tt. i.ner,-.., Broadway Mile onjtr, lifiil'. Prinrr tnlinr I in I (ral's Frlare tlbi rl ot uugrea, l.rnl'a War of lu'rnh Tie, tsotit's axforff Tie, Ccnl'tBatluii Hoot. tta ai," I birs SOtW Tl the BE8T ant MOST STYLISH Merlon sad rwil Tie Crjcirtas t.aiur. la tta (ity, wbicb 1 Wli! MKLL.

AS LOW as any oae ran. aJW 54 State street. VACUUM OIL CO. No. 2 Maiu street.

OP TUB CKLBPRATKO V.icncm CU BLtckiiig fjr Harness BayfBA estaMiafceei aa OIL STORE WcorU keettawtaatjy on naad for tu. Wot 131 h- all 1 ran PI RK l'i tt tl A I.K, LLKPII1NT, LARD, VI ITFIMIT, nn DOR, MKAL, SALAD, sn.s L. am.I otb-rOlla. a i our TaVCTI MACHINE OIL A 'a ttnj-'-ir Lsttt-t fCa-l 104 aio Kaae a a ptnr-B'-ier rn. A1 Test Ksrosens Cil, Wairh warrant perfatilr tar.

Iu laaitt- as ta.l iirU'e at e2ta pr aallaa. 'W at o. naln street ft It. I Httrr, ImiHi AM I KM K.N I'S iV OPKRA HOI wr-svoAfiBBrvB fl e' r- a. 5 tah Oalr and sat'irday 71U Sal it- lloimnn EaflUh Opera Hi.

ti no. atlas Oalll Bolcaa. Miss Ja'U Ho'-iar. Mis Mia Harr. it, wis.

1. I-. K.l,o, ML. U.e. S.wL'iaB tatTrr.

Mts 14 Carralar, Msars Hrseceri. Bs-l 1 BBiKaV Balaiaa. Kaany.SBaw Sji'ttit, tr MllMiAT EVEMSG. MAT ISTB. th i.

t.iiiM) it i i ii Fat Men! BMa la.e lo con -Ins witri te Atterrtlsea. im; naaranai twimib. aiOTICA. So Opra will rptd, as asasl no extra coai ae lor U.er,ea eveal. COlilM'IU A H.VIala.

TWO MUI1TS ONLT. Tli uraday and Friday, Tfay I (i aad 17. a FaaaoQ Latl-r of Mlastral.y. SAM Prom 39 Broadway. H.

T. BIHt II. tt I 1 BHI.ri A III. KIN- SAN HUM I i INsTBF.LI, La an al tr aew bill aar bfor ptate 1 be -a. tr i 'V.

gcBM aseaidat lattft II. arrad Hnltdlu. Kemeo.t,rr May inn and i7th. IIIAN H.VIaL. Tur.dar A e-d aday Ka's.

Ms,) II All-POtilTlVELV IWO SIOflTS OBLT. The Orliclual A World-Reuotarned DAN BRYANT MINSTRELS Ptowj hta Opere Robm New York. Orywataed 1QT I Dtler tba iw mediate d'reetloB acl ir.oiiaJ auper- of tae r. COlaUU'lAaV, 3MTx. Dan Bl yant WIbw will MiM COIafttDC rely appear l.OB WtU niertUneftl, viiUffllUI, W.

IHVr RialD, 1 Hi. ol.i: Bf U. bBtv a nd aio t- ai -1 KVltniO. Alac, his tvprii gf IXTftTTE AITO H4-X' rHCjiK9TrSA Adwtoaion a -'mI 1 Ii ci a ru at Utwrv a BaVortr. to aVer fa), lay.

Mar WU. W. R. IT i 'RN, mySajM LECTURE Am I Lived YES! By ('cnMHaiinnat of Loagrrliy. eV meoana waa, a-Atser rfrssp vXi- ty yet asost rvlwita- sa-wia, jar arwwftAc IVrw imswranl ytl rtadet wt teresfiavp.

yaryaal amj. Wto baa not oftaa aaks.1 klall ba above tateuaetr tnlrrcllas aad very ravponaui taand bak aa ee-ho IT WUL BB ASKRJCO BT Dr. T. S. LAMBERT, D.

at' BMW oaK, In Tw on, er.attonal LECTURES, Siitnrdny, May II, dc Monday, May 13, CORINTHIAN HALL, I.O( tt Tbr ke draw crowded bna la lae lara atti. ol H' lllEMl OP ItrslIC, Saw Turk. T.tREMIA'LE, TUtJMO.N TBttPLB, rtro.t Ac. II BJRI I'ioiiitlrt, the 'Icttaif of L.ft." I Or it BcieSt Art ef Msa'artc- ta. Pribaal La(lB bl Late.

aBBAjsanr ts.TltalltT aad Les.iry tr -a B.ei.rt- ar twtw ana ursii, ieaa-1 ii a. t.iii anatli of he Wrb-Whr II-Pirsoaal ajoftara.iiy akiy Loo, ef Tltallly aad aweir taw ei aa.no. a ai ar ShnLivaU "it a ol Rl h. la Wwtael Lift, to Sal la la 1, ilts. CORINTHIAN HALL, Ho heater.

JT. t. To Let for Leettires. Concerta. Oper is.io SATl'L WILDKH, Proprietor.

ha mt ifBjAA j. lfw Afuala a -)' W.W. ft-. try HER A R. MtaMMN tuul.

AvpelJ 1ft rai and Lnronlcle. vt i nHI'-lKll tr Ml IIF TK UM. THa.lre.r- IIBPABT. a-- I I- arare soaji I 1 B. A Bale ri tort a ti tits Am Ac rut.

I'm s-a? a a. i s-i El Bl. aAAM, SlL" Oa a At ex. Ar Pv r. eae, IMM 1 i jr TWAIN A'iftTB.

II- Kit I nifcam Br. she. a. A AC Hi Br r- i is Dt WH. 7Brar.

1 a I. m. AtA a-vsa. rT Aevm aa. arsa-- wa.t..

hat f1 ti.M Ar-- "I p.rt 1,1 so teres. a rut Inintl PaBBA t-Ttrt ertistoa as-! -in -a Os-ras LTU Sew Fnaad li raHl MS p.m. NtUoBki Bat! at rr. CWAxarTie laf aiir. a.

IH rn. i er-l (' i. tW sirea-i. ar lb 'kKI XA ATKLAA yxM al Iat e-. I Mil p.

m. I A I- A- IIIHKIIM.IINri. Teer.tae aa e- fc. Bunt Fanaet ta eo B- alarm. auw- fc jejtefc4 lank i- mi'lt liv.aaa.

Hotel W- tea Mvel rrowHetor. Awrtt A.le-Jarwaaa ra ll'a coibeM iveritT AAwfaww o. xrh'te njac's 0, rill laffe. SoUes U. 0 It a Buekley.

Nrw JAattWWi a A Wetm re C) 1 JAIW I VICIN ITV. Talk. urlv all removed from St. TV- le Ij't I ibt en hxcaoge smw-t, a street ear ran nfl ti.e track and intoadiu-h two teet in depth No oae hart. oss interacted in tbe formation of a board of traoe are invited lo rmct al ibe new raaaaBfl in I otiatwsau ball cailding to-monow, foeeday.ac A tliBAWAJ oeeBfrew yesterday on North St.

l'aul street- Tbe veb'cle as badly dam-ae'B bait no other hai waa dutxe, aa far aa A correspondent from Mt, Morns writes I' 1 ol. I Keuten Slopi a prominent man aud tu ol the first aett'ers of the lo atity, died there at I o'clock on Saturday. The tuceral takes to morrow at noon. On Main street yesterday noon nr JohB I.vacb, laeiail tBtotaSStod, dropped a ten dollar Hole and Edward OraAAaa, A oatrb mercnant, tu' l.ia loot on the bill. 1 be two clinched and leil sf-uUiinp.

Officers Koater and Dana came up aud row arrested both. A a.in s'ht waa witnessed list eren- inj; in tbe arrival ot a woaian about thirty year Of a-e at tbe etaUoa hoaae, supported am ither pid by oil ra IJingbani and Neil, each whom arriea one jI h- iblren in bis arms '1 be age of one of loose innocents is seven BanastsB aud of the olitor tweuly two mouths. An evenii tram will heu alt- run on the barlolti biauih of the New Vorb t'entral and liudsoB Kiur laiiroad, leavmjr the otj at 6:10 and retdtrin a' 7 lb. Tin will permit parties to siieiiU the entire afternoon in a vi.it to the lake abore. The tram will, of course, be in aarg-ot that vi teran conductor, Mr Shaw.wiio is highly I'feietiiii ii by Charlotte Baa ar- onists Bret Hart, the well known author of the ioioup u.

i tied I be lieatbeu Ui wti' an ortiaAl iii'iBj for tne exercises to U- tu Id upon the even nf of dec on dar, in aid ot the proposed eoldiert' mcuumeul far Monriaf iintv. tvi rybsiy his read Brct'a poeni un the old major cobU-utplaUoK a visit to Lis ajsrsaBBttaal ttje last auaual mectiner of tbe army ed tbe ISatj mac. held at Bssueu, aud we will ail be waiting in expecvaocy to hear waal he Brill bate In say IB his peculiar style ou oar iropoetd noiiiment. Tue commatee on tbe propeiseei itaintuent are certainly entetl-d to rbaiik- tin- community lor securing the i ui famous poet Pi BBOSeL Kev. J.

pnocipal oi Oo i ie aetoiemv, was tn tbe euy taaturday on a 1 visit to fricBda. Tleai ae ademy ot which 'It June, baa charge we are pi. aae-d learn, a 11,1 1- I IU( CeeodittoB. rnaVi rk Look and wife h-ave day for ew TsBk, where thev wiia taAr the ateamer lei tutoj e. NsSI IHMIHO Ml.NsrKtLS Ttili fal.TU I iue ai ar at I utbian kail cn the It ii i a Ifil laatA Toeyare one ol the Boesst i 1 at are Bow and ttiamain iee taf-eJicnce lor whicli tbev bavr so long boen td.j i at- namea of HtcL, M'aanboid, Bask- i maldare a Mile pfomiae a i ihl tub and ei iovmcBt.

PbtIim BsrB'-ia I uu i ehrbrated troaps ti lOstri is -ot two eatea-iaibmrar at hail, fiaraday uc H'ednesday leniua Im of artwta embracea au array ol talent that casteot be euroa-and is tbe tuiastrrl baai-Xeeaa. Tbe Bryan; have alaraya been known As giving the beet of Ute-rla u-oculs and have nit Added many aJuitu.ual features of in- rtt- rrrLi MeiuiHoiii ar Ae.s Tie inttr-. .1 11 I in tiiia hotel has been pur-e hawed by ism mota Bros bo wih h.r. a i i tnlm i il the In tuallagebse: ale uoB eu- sd in Uiomueihl.i renovaiiui; the- t. t-sr pre a aleery the opening anu occurs June.

lat. Tm beeiel ii: kept iu the kaM oi order and 1 roVKhrd wiib cvrrylbeavg aaaeulial to tbe eom-jjr and weiiaie ol Buests Tk4a ia a deioahtlui place lui invalids and those si.el I rait lioiaf BTAT Bueibetry or nee phtloao-I ot Wo waa easy explaaseed to A laraw au it i at Coiintluab hail ou Saturday evening l.j 1 1 I Toe destor an eta-ejueal iteeakci aad uadteB h.a aanioe aJuor ably. He prvtses it to the botiotci anu boiiiBat nn vouched, aaid yet wah each a ma teiiy taaad aa te readei lbs 4 pUyaole.ei at, pi looioAl'. al and eilafboalttc tratks a parotil to the simplest menu. Tbe lst lecture at: be gives this eveswiag.

weed teeswe aneesM eAll at-tending aaarmwa ueogiaea las Hfr a plescaeas to fcl A BfSMSi ba sjeesfc ssaaas eveaaiJSaiai5w a Udj claiurrd men I Bj a yoaiajr man Pirn BMMMlaPl ml Ml -r. vmtrmml irnUl MtpnT-1' Ib-1 Tli rrvk At npilhlrwpHcMlprk lkr. rtr rtr. THK rxrntMOU ASH IT ORJIK-r. W- have brrrtofnr UId thit tbe 'otBTii-'--iufrt nci-ntlT to arr a sunpir I pair bf water for ttuebpoter bAi! to wrk in tfc rfortDaoiv ot ai.

-t) io tbrtD. TbfT hTi alraiT be ftm to from vrry ao-nrr tn'nr- n. ation bi-iriDi oti tb ibirt. intn4ig ao far in profit th exrHooe of otbrr icwu. It tfapir iDtrtitma to mike Ibfirnre- itDtDArf tborrmjb aod tb'irtxe-tuiioti of pljB, hrB tbT havr a)d'j'') Mf, Mtfl to Apprwiatr follr Broi a i.iiriB.' It i (rooi romiiiit th rHTnning aJl cr' aytioTia to Argn i'b an haodrwl Bed tbeir cotnpleiioo Bnarma with an l.i.rrWo ri'la 6r to ronowl then to aperd, Altboaab tor Mntaaopjer harr bona collrt-B innrb thromtral And atatjtlrAl Inf.ir.

nuatioo tbe aubject of wafer aotin, Ib'ir first ei-jo'tlo' of tbr eont.irT About Koch? str lb to ili culiB upjn tb miwt vaJnaMr urrr of anpt'ij iinilPnkB on Fi-Uar Tt.a objert of tbr rirurioc araa two-leU). It was to wt'Ir li' fini'e Urthrr qonliiT and ijnaiitT of wa-er to tr cpkAAtewa a' llMBwat lake were fiirb ax to mk it worth wbilt cotwiirnni aoy trtber th lnoMf in of oppi.i"Z tl: cttj from that our--M'fni'iT iherr baa irrti to nucb aail about what tbr oU wat Wi-rka compADT hart done and bt thf: owrjir of it orooerty pro-powfij to bring to pam, that tbe ratncBiAaiooer to rtitbioF prrsonallT the rraervoirs, ao! Mmrre of nppl of tbu- o'A roDipan ta SMTrlain bi tber di sinus loii2in lo it wis wurtb inrrbairjK- Tbe noti in preTalent io tbe MBwatjpax ou this latter subject were quite tsgur, many miac-uuiir that it the treat work 'i auppr. tbe city waa not altogefier am-p ibd, it bad at le.at p-ogreeaeU rery far towar r.ropleUoB. fn order that the? ight have aooe ort inn reeteil ka makiDZ ka actareooe reore. Ltatioo of tbe old co-ji-pasy attaira aa poewble aIook with them, the coma leslotuT iDTited Mr.

ioiokius, atreut of the pfthaaer a4 th- water works, to mak ooe of it" ex am party. That 1. 1:1 promised toarrorrpany tbem, Imt failed to keep aacal ibe paity tlierefora eoaeited of Hun. Rovwell Hart, preeideat of tbe cooimts-. E.

M. Smitn. II Perkim aed VV H. How Diao C. Morse wae noable to be present ou of iliM sa.

Iu a Ottawa Heneral I. f. yuimby. J. Xe'aon 1 ubtrs, baaa tbe coatBaiaatonera bare very ioilieioue pi-iectit Aa their eagineer, ili um rxtrcetl of the Coion, F.

S. ot the Ktpieas and a reoreeonta.irc of the In no-rat and CLrumtk; were invited and at teueii d. ma start. The part; assembled at tbe Osuuro nonv-between and 10 o'clock r'rtelay foreno and st out in ihree carriigcs. Tbe ronU' lay along South avenue, and tbe first object of interest was the eiistributing raat I iaj so calk-d, of the old liochester water work- evempauy.

Thi- is rltoated trt-soje the road on the elevated ridge east of Mount Hope. It is irrefrular iu shaDe, small in six, iacomplete and probably worthless. Ex t-it for the masonry for tbe stop-gate la tbe embauiknaeot near the road, it mtjrht betaken for an excavation tor a large cellar which had lietn aoat.doued. In tin- opinion of Mr. Swift, sent last year to examine the works bv Philadelphia bond-holders, it is tco email for a resetveir, bat m'lil perhaps prove uae-tal as a sort of liule raaeaa in which leavee and impurities might settle or be skiuunou trom tue water.

Tue height of this reservoir is stimcient to ive one standing on us embankm-ut a rail view ot the city lyin oelo aLd the take is just ole in he Tne elevation is not however appare ntly equal lo that ol ti itiller spires. The height, stated in Bgarrs, is IZJ teet areove the level or tbe cai al. A 7oni or two tioht not lee out of nlaoe at this regard to the large w.ee.ien pipe laid down by tbe old companv las a mam from Smithtown to the cilv, the character of which the commissioners disc ussed here aud in Dtlrw places when it came under the.r at tea. tie.n. This main is two Itet io diameter and its disihari-waa calculated at 36, tJ0 gallons ir twenty- toe hours.

Moar ol eanr readers are tsuiihat eitb its appeaiance for ir lias lor s'me u-m pact rercr. a eommon siht to see wagou made ot it going through the strvi-ts. It is made in lengths of lrom lourure to sixteen fi-et, of slats of pin. or hemlock lour inches wiele and two me hes thick. These are hooped together with thin iron ands set from eight to eighteen inches apart ae-conling to the expe-ctod strain.

Tbe engineer mentioned above declares that of tie whole and a half miles laid down, only a abm distance near Smithtowu il of auy use-, except to he sold as old matenah 1 he wati i was. tor a test, let mte tour aud a hail milts oi it, and the pressure buret the pipe in many A main ot this dcacriotioB wouiel not endure fifty pounds of pressure, which would be hiouoht ujeon it at various points ia crossii valley t-, wh.le in one place al leaet the strain would amount to over igi.ty-three pi ons. The urtfclessni-ss ol this wooden pipe may, tore, lie regarded as one of the matters cstat iisbetl Oeyond queatron. Tin- icceor Ol the osu company aeeraa to as mui h.kim in all bis propositions for eoutraet- icj, with the city, be sjieaAs ol au ttn 1114 an iron maun for the old one. THB eTejlJNe.

Bl si The jeariv continued along ibe road past the county bllilomga towards llenrierej Tjr m.iea on ach siele the tv leienceooi man's enter-pnse- mi.ht be Uac- d. Tbe old water pipe lay on one si. and the- main from the rlloomh-ld jaa we 1 cn the oth -r two gr at a t-ries atietchmg torn the distant leaervoirs of Hrbt and refrt ahmcut in the southern hills to feed the oily lieenud the pi. usant of Ui rietta about i mile and a half, the stonr.g rea-11 voir of tbe old water worts company is al lusted. It lies close beside tbe highway aud to the west of it- The land alter leaving M.

unt Hop does not rue to any noticeable eBtent, and the reservoir is not placed on a bit', but simple ou an eievaied pluttaa It is evidently a wcrk or Ktreal ex pause, and might prove of consider mle value should this route be chosen for our water sappsy. It is a gnat artificial basin, twenty-one feet deep antl nearly square, being feet long and 7t' feet broad. Tbe embankments ar? of good material, being a close compact niitlur of clay aid travel. Ibe meide and ouieiOr s'op--a have (s. cimcised as tesu sleep lor the proper deIe-e ol etrength, and in the opiuioa of Mr.

Tubb, well as Mr. Sain, it would -ce-vary lo rigt be a tbe walls before traating them An nipt Tea en m-eP to line the emuaukments with Bails of nil 'le luaaoury, but liny ale we-rshle-o. The feeding pipe enters at tbe -otitbi at Ce mi eod paast over near the cen ter, tt c-ul again ai iuc uoriu-asi uuu au the middle ia a hollow COBB of atone work, thro it'h which the water na a to fill the great ,0 -e pr for it. The masonry which surrounds the discharging pipe and alves. ls set in the mi.

idle of the embankment an arrangement with which soma lault waa no. It is reaervoir baa a canaciiy of 70, oo.ueo, and tbe land on which it wa situau-4 then tent of fifty acres belongs to the old toupany. The xBiladlphia its value, together with that near Mouut Hep, at Alter no xamiu.taon of this a see the part aat down, like a group cef Uypiics, ou the BJlMI graaa by the roadside, under the harlw of ataaa alder bushes, and quite near a bed of lansv, to etiaruas a Bell selected luBch. The party had bow a loil vpponuaity lor eu)ojiu ibr One weather, and expressed freely thet. delight in the pure air and the clear -ky ov.ihead.

They were pecoliarly for- alt, tbsecel, ail tbre-ugb the trip ibe Baany tavurabt iron, oats ncew that em rotlbdeel Cbt IT UuMls-a a lib all the pkrasnreaol a naiiaay exi ursioa A Huh I cytsed the party left tbe roed along which the pipe is laud aud turn, el aay to tbe ta order lo vnot the Mi to, i- t- T'leec ponds are three and fe-rui. Br larilree, luc utadWaters ot lrotiUrsiBoil creek Tbe.v are Bed remark t.ks eilb. for extebt. beauty of ailuatiou toil qnaluy of water. The stream leading 11 em esse the other, it i discharge, galkons dally.

Tbv ptaesa tm ur inn test fe.r the j-topl of Ko. beater Tbey tie ia the Hat, awampy part of a great natural baain, very irregalar it ahape au walled ib by assail, em ooth, atr-wora bib. The place aerms formed by Nature for irrat s-muu. It lie een of the roaito- for a tun, trei lieu lak to this eiry and raa alue iu tbe eye of aa engineer the tact thai, slavery expenditure, it eavuld be made a good storing place far our water supply 1 ue bonds ar 131 fret higher than canal level in atocbtater. al I HT F.tRD.

Far the Week ssiaicsrlaj Mtendar. 1 JA. May 13. Mono CotTBTT Jvupreme orveirt. term, at Rochester, hy Judge I-Koy M.ircan.

Cemnty court and session rootiirriod by Imlgo Fnlb r. On oeeedav. Tniled States district coart al Roch- eler. bv Hali. ons bio cornTT.

CircBil and oyer and termi-er. and BMctal term of the supreme eoart fur ex nurt-Btottnes. at Canandaigaa. by Judge t'hirtes C. Dwlght.

irs Supreme coart eqni.y Urs. at Bath, by Jodg- 1-arwtn Smiih. rtlBBS coi STT Special oyer aad termia-r. at A ahnra. by Judge James C.

Smith. rmBll1n ApB-wta. Saw Yon May 11. The following Is tbe calendar of the comrnis von of appeals tit Monday. May 13th 1 ST.

S55. WT, 3SSi. SCT, VA. W3. TT0, III.

3T, 373. TT4. 375. 3. r-nprcme Wart Decisions.

Monioe special term. April, toe James C. Smith, justice. The Bank of DarurviUe vs W. L-'xnd and Lelaad.

Motion to vacate e-ntry of aatisfac- tien cf judgment. nuc pro tvtic. grante-d, aaviag. howeve the title and interests of Intermediate bona a purchasers and inraml.ranc-re, and without prejudice to their right, and the right of th- plaintiff or those claiming under it. to Titiirate such Mat and Interests, with ten dollars' cost of motion against the defendant Warren Lcland.

The ame vs Warren Leland. The like order. In the matter of th- pet diem of Wilham H. Smith, euardian of Helena leoton and another, infant children of Xehendah Ile-obon. a lunatic, for the removal liarry (1.

Moore, commute of said lanatie. Ap-pHcatioa denied, with leave to the petitioner to re-n. the same, in the name and on behalf of his a4 thiir guardian and next ft-iend. Wilson W. Hamilton and others vs Thomas Wiar i and others.

Motion to continn- iiijmvtion order denied, with ten dollars' costs, except that sach ordr ay remain in fnr-e five days from a-rvice of order herein to enal letbe p'ainrifTs te appeal. Same vs same. Judgment ordered for defendant on demurrer to complaint. Coriiillo O. rsecorand wife vs Ellen M.

Holmes and others. Order of confirmation and all subseeiuent proceedings including the i.lirment set aside for irregularity, with ten dollars' eoeta of motion against the plaintiff. Cordillo O. Seeor. la SB matter of the application of Stewart S.

Clllihswwl others.for a writ of certiorari to be directed to the countv judge of Ontario to remove proceedings on the petition of tax-pwyer of the town of Sen-n a. Ac. in aid of the Sodas Bay. Corning and Xt-w York railroad company. Ordered that writ of c-r-tiorari issue.

In the mutter of the petition of The Geneva and Ithaca railroad company for the appointment of rs of appraisal, ic. Prayer of petitioner rranted, and EHhu M. Morse of Canandaigaa. Eira Pierce of Manchester. Ontario rounty.

and Jielatiah H. Lawrence of Pcnn Tan, Yates county, appointed ctimmissionera. Papers left with R. D. Jones.

special deputy Icrk of Monroe county. Wayne Circuit. Decisions bv Justice E. Darwin Smith, Apiil, IS Marian HU1 and others, executpra, vs Benjamin Billings as president. Ac Comidaint dismissed.

John A. Jordan vs Hiram Kent, Complaint dis missed. Pape rs and an opinion in each of the above cases 1-ft with B. D. Jones, deputy special clerk, at Rochester.

Coart of Scswlons. Hon. Jerome FuT Coast? Jndge, presiding and Asscciale Justices Snerry and Hart. May 11. Se-yraonr Slocrun indicted for an assault with an intent to commit rape, was found guilty of assault and battery and sentenced to the penitentiary six months.

The court adjourned until this morning at half-past 9 o'clcck. Police Court Brras. P. RcCMFsTKB. May 11.

ir.i Addisct He nry surrendered by his bon-laman. tjrsDar, May Mt Winifred Bumeind and William Barry drank. Discharged. Maggie Ryan and Eliza JaaeCarr str-'et walkers Eiiza McClollr.n. John Graham, Sarah Pice, Tra man Wait drunk.

Sent to jail. alary Brainard. Kern Garrety and Murray druak. Dise hcrm-d. Personal- jAr William S.

Severance, who has recently formed a partnership with Dr. Henion, has arrive-d in the city with his family and established himself at 22 North St. Paul street. Dr. Severance is an eclectic physician, at 0 ha practiced successfully his profession for twenty years in Franklin county, ise.

The nrrlirtnd will finel it to their advantage to call on tbe doctor, who will be ready to to all ca'ls day and night. EEFi-ET cannot run for president he or unyheidy else can run Blees machine, 2 Fivvood block. To noTEi. KEtrLKs asd Ciinsi iieks of linens, real Swiss and Nottingham curtain laces and house-keepiag goods, Burke. FitzSiHiocs.

Hone Sc. Co. offer the largest aud best variety of regular goods in this mirket and at as low prices as the same qualities are sold for in this country. Iu this deDartuieut can always be found everything that is usuaIIv kepi in a large tirst-class stock. 53, o5 and i7 Main street The stock tF t'LOTBio, piece goads, furnishing gcoels.

etc. formerly belonging to Koch tt Co. will be sold to the trade Monday, May 112 State street. J.Michaels, receiver in bankruptcy. The 1' i is the mac'niue of all machines for tailoring there are two distinct sizes.

OF THE OKK.1I SlX-IN-nASOl OW SATtRDAY. On Saturday our citizens again witnessed the display of the already far-famec six-in-habd carnival teams. They were driven through the streets by George H. Ellis. Iu the mngnificent bandwagon was Hadley's bantl and the thoroughfare was kept musical during the i.ater part of the afternoon.

This turn out attracted as much attention as on its first appearance, and wherever tbey delaved crowds gatbere-ei aronnd to look at them. Daring the parude Mr. Ellis many of our citizens. ai vrnivrs of the great ibttai. teaw.

Laat evening George H. Ellis received a dis patch from t'tica askiag that he exhibit the great six-in-hand teamsiuthat city ou Saturday nt xt, extending boepitalitie. and at the same lime stating that 10, 000 people would he preseut to see the display, a they would advertise rheor coming uLe week in advance of their arrival. Although Mr. i.

did not intend to havethe teams leave this city before next Mon- lay week, he accepted the propo-itioo, and tbe team will be ehipped by rail ou Fridav next fer tbat city; thence to Albany ami Troy, returning to Syracuse and intermediate places to this city, and thence to Canada, where there is a great desire to have them come a soon as possible. The teams will exhibit in this city, tor the last time previous to starting on their eastern tour, on Wednesday next, ISth instant, at 4 p. accompanied hy Hadley's band, weather perjait- tirg. The III EEs machine ui noiseless, siuirde, rapid and substantial. Otace 2 fcawood block.

MiNisiEna" Asstte-iATiori. The special rxveet-ng eif the ministers' association appointed for ic-day will be i-owtponed. Ministers' AAseJCtATteis. WvNTf ri An experienced lady saleswoman, to take charge of selling ladies' salt and underwear. Address A.

B. C. tin office, my load MoTtKcE county sportsmen's club trap shoaH ob Tuesday, the 14th isstaut, at 10 o'clock There will be no outside shooting allowed on the gr- and. By order. mvlSxd Jambs UaTv UFr, Cosa.

EXHIBITION AMI SALE OF UIOH -CLASS 0 i AIXTLSC8. Over choice works of art, embracing rare sptcimtn of the Belgian, Dossel-deif, Fieneh and American schools, are to be exhibited that day and to-morrow, also daring the evening ol each dy, at tbe salesroom of Messrs. King St Co number 170 West Mala street Sec ibur ver tiacmt nt uuder 1 Auc- tlbb brad. Fob sale. tiwrog to c-utinued s'ekneas, tb subscriber offer fey sale hi rati re ooaek aaad livery stock a rare opportasity for par? it- wt-bing to engage in Ihe business every tbiag in perfect order.

Apply to Walbrielge myllxs;" ecntuLai, To ttiNTKJiiT as. Parti who dearre to rank tender for the mason or carpearer work io the Sage- college building are refetreai to aa advcftbMt-mcni eisew here in 'bis pvsper. iRteSI BoUB shir au-B. At ib Fr.arstone work on hnndred. I anal strati, i aia per laihea, if you ate ia ejutat of Uaik now ia tu un.

lo bakta-a, wbea you raa aetort lrvm a larae ad varied tok al A. Bn-nnau It kWui', 36State street, wise re a large io of laese aouaU, aud tor atjle aud quaiuy of aiarenal tba-y are ta Baa that bar mi bees offered iarkvi ettr, mad are oearked at beicea wluch wUl effect a ready sal. Itltf I'V-TER Tnim.lliiK l. I RY. lac.

of AnnlTsrsaTT vaeeh secraseeB Tit lwe the Jadaoa raaedety af Iwewlre-. TTie eirrcieesi of aunniverwsry week of tbe theolojrieBl seminary began ye "terday eeening. when the annual sermon wa delivered before the -lodson society ot inquiry at tbe eecood Baptist cbareh. Th preacher wa Ksv. J.

Wbeaton Snoth. II. of Philadelphia. His text was: 'He t'oat waDen-tb shsll he watered else himself," Proverbs xi. J5.

The reflex influence of missionary work was the theme, and the speaker set ont by stating in explanation of the text that in deeiag gotvd to others we good to ourselves. Men took a narrow view of either physical or mental labor when tbey limited the object attained to those which were specially sought. The text opened up a different viiew one which wcmld reveal itaelf particularly iu considering foreign misstjns, a subject most appropriate lor a discnre before the eiicieiy he addressed. He wished to treat of toe refTefi influence of missionary labor. That influence wa undoubtedly tbe principal one, as il vie also probably tbe ehiel in all other spheres ol action The preacher illustrated this just idea very fall and rl arly.

He sh that even in our physical exerti is, tbe effect is iivieted and at 1st equal s'lare of it act upon ourselves. thing produced, in other word, is bnt half of ihe re sult. The blacksmith hammering into shape a I bar of rron, monlds bis arm into the model for I a Here ale. The same is true in tellectaxl pursuit. Educatioa i of use not more or even so 11 i for what a man learns as for what he become caiiable of doing.

The acquisition of learning, although tbe direct, object is not the atn end. In study, as in other affairs, it is ot what we have done, bat what has been done to us that is of the first importance. It is the backward sweep of these mental activities which makes men great in intellect, quick to di-c rn, fertile in invention, and eapabl of ex-eetkagr a great undertaking. The quantity of sitting a mar; possesses is therefore a Ceinsid-eration ot lees- importance than the eff, et which his studies have made npon him. Tbe spe nker turned aside to illustrate tbe idea, drawing a bold sketch of the statesman Put who dare-d stand at the helm when his country was in a which no professor at Oxford, however much superior la erudition, would have cansl to face.

Having nlarged on the general reflex or subjective influence of every activity, the preacher trnced the history of missions a work in which this influence wa especially predominant. Sixty years ago a man who was a convert to the tenets of the Baptist denomination, Adonirarxi Judson, first set out to giee the heathen woat we tbe hght of true religion. When four or more years passed and no converts had been made, men began to doubt the wisdom of tbe enterprise. It was tbe straggle then in progress, whose influence had been incalculable on tbe denomination. Giving for each an object could not be wth any expectation of results.

It ia oot.side of the scope of ordinary philanthropy. Its motive is tbe influence of religion. The fact that tbe missionary cause been sustained had reacted on the charch which njiheld it, and to many men had been i's greatest title to their faith. Afterwards the suet-ess of the missionaries had been eqnally salutary on ourselves. We never knew that Bad the Bible for all tbe wond till we saw that it touched tbe hearts of tne heathen.

The preacher referred in detail to several men arid women who had berue the burden of the woik in foreign lauds, compared their live it those of tbe heroes ot mankind, sbowiug wherein they gained the brighter immortality. concluded by alluding to tbe great qualities which bad animated the early missiouaries, and laied we need hero like them who shall send us back a new enthusiasm from the fields oi their labor. Third Assembly District Coaventioo. The third assembly district convention was held at Spi uccrport Saturday, May Uth. The convection was called to order by Hillman, chairman of the district committee-, and on bis motion General J.

H. Martindale was made chairman. The following are the names of the delegates wbo were present Hamlin J. C. Tannalien.

Edwin C. Carpenter, A P. Clark. OeerceV. Ealis, ri- Sherwood.

Clark-on Adam Moore, .1. B. Becker, ElLufiar- risen, ih wa Parmii S. H. Moon.

Clark. John Hiscock, Henry Sndth. B. Bates H-iekiah P.ck Grtc.e W. F.

Filer. T. D. Ih Bndil. William K.

Covtrt. Down 1 Ladwick. il.it. I II. M.irtindale, K.

Boothe. C. Bars-dale. J. Hubachek.

Nathan Palmer. Ogden Charles Wcboter, George W. Smith, W. C. ion.

J. D. Brisbane W. It. Amol 1.

Chili K. Hubbard. Channeey Brainard, Kimscj-Wietnev, Albert H. peter Wheatland V. 1'.

P.rown. E. Harmon. 3T. B.

Jenes. John l'rof. William F. fiarbnt. Mga J.

W. Craig. P. Randall. George W.

Davis, Frank F. Callistt-r. Charlrs Adams. we.dtn Aaxvn F. C.

S. White, A. Boyd, torge H. Allen. J.

M. Lane. J. D. Decker moved that a I of three he appointed to draft resolutions express- vc ot the sense of the convention.

Camsd. J. D. Decke Or Craig aud F. P.

Boot were made such committee. It was resolved that such delegations as were full be permitted to cast Ave Tote, provided such vote was a unit. By Dr. Slayton Resolved, that we proceed to the election of one delegate to the slate cou-v ntion. Adopted.

The first ballot gave Dr. Craig "26, General J. 11. Martimiale 14, F. P.

Boot 'J. Dr. Craig waa declared elected. The ballot for the second delegate, from the eastern part of the district, gave.General J. H.

Martindale C. Bates 13. fiereral Martindale was declared eTected. The ballot for the third delegate, from the northern part of the district, gave Dr. Slayton K.

C. Bate 18, F. P. Boot a. Mr.

Boot withdrew his name, as did also Dr. Slayton, and the latter moved that the nomina- Mr. Bates be made unanimous. This motion prevailed, and Mr. Bates was elected.

J. D. Decker, from the committee on reeola- Hols, reported the following, bicn were unanimously adopted-. The administration has bv its htnet. able and patriotic management of the politica aud tie uncial affairs of the nation, evinc-d a marked it- the principles upon which oar government as lOUiHli-U.

Kersolved. That we ual.v and fully indorse th atiii-udtraUen ol It- nt i.raut. and her-bv (Is cl-re him to our first and unanimous choice for he presidential canehutate to lie nominared by tbe Philadelphia coaventioo, bt-tie-ing lhat he whose 0.:11 tr-a 10 n. oi. evin nisbcd iu three year ontninth ot our enormona natuinal debt, is snceesafallv restoring peace and order in tbe r.

beilioos states, and twtablbehimr be- voud peradventure ihe i r.stit anil prosperity or our unl'V i ii-i-le at unu snouiu oe sruiiiie.1 to nnish his great work. Keataved. 1 hat the course ox oar representative tn Cevnfcte-aA it, 1 leeman largo, meets Willi our and we feel aaiislied givinvt him the Ibat be envoys the popular eouBdeaiee of dailricl. ai.d bis couiac aa our e- pro sea, tali ve is heartily indorsed and approved. L'iou motion of Mr.

Decker, it was resolves! to put the proceedings of the convention in the Ucpublican papers of tbe county. Dr. Klaytnu was selected as alternate delegate or B. Butes, A. King for lieu.

Martiu-isle, V. P. Boot for Dr. Craig (,,.11, Martindale and J. D.

Decker addressed the convention. By J. Decker I lie-sedved Hut aa a vacancy has orenrred in tne state central etui, loin, bv the lii-quelincation ol ouo Its mt-ill her- Oe tt trorii llils UlslriCt. tbe- -1. j.ele lie iaatrucled to secure if prat-tie able, the apjtoint-lutul of auiAher meiaher ta nil such vaealu J.

Adopted i he eoavention was earos-st and harmonious, and aoioorn.i with ibrte arty cheers tor 1'ieeident Urant- J. U. Mabtikuauc, Chairman S. W. ClaKA, Secretary.

Del. aales to the swale Caavraliau from Mon ro caauiv. rmsT insTBtc-T. 'dta, Aipbeua Clark, t. il n.

William. IB Batcock. SBCOim relSTBtCT. tleorgeV. Aldiidge, Dr.

Jouas Janes, uai-u James iiaAer, I. il. C. Qfif ba. TI1IBD DlaTBXCT.

Dr. Jan W. Craig, Oea. Joha U. da'e, Bussell C.

Bate. Tut uiUt taw nce'itiuai s- j.nst.tI' rinvat. Tbe game law passed last year ha been de laleei 0BCOOSI by a Penfitdu JOTV 1 be law provide that persons maintaining dams on lb fluvial stre am of the state shasl build and aluieaa, by mean of which fish pass the dam. It provides that any persou nrghcting to ereet such sluices in any dam erected ox maintained by him, ahall pay a pi, alt? of twerty -ffye dollar fur each month caring which be auttera sucb neglect. Under tbia act iiiina A Douglas ol 1'eutield were su.

by game couttahle Brown for a penalty of The case wa tried before 'Squire Fel law aaad Alary. W. BCaplea, eavq ap tarrd for the plaintiff, tauincy Van VoorhiA, on brbalt of tb defendant, uhmitted to ib jury that tbe taw was auconsutuboBal, and tbt iurv so fouoal and rendered a verdict for th drfexdantA. Fount. lixaD ei rata Ttucs.

The railroad en on lb traia which tett tbia city at 8 svsturday a eereiag reported that tbey found the -lead bodv of a man un the track near Carta. Tb bod i wa badly mangled, aad wa aoi re fg at Jast AtCOaUla. 1 A Mshl aa the allrse Ne one donbts that tbe yonnz gentlemen In ll rli second year st display wonderful TV- c-t 1 rs! ci'l' rrny nM be v-well aware that the sophomores, as sock under- graduates are called, are then equally disposed to sjiay 'sncli beneath high beaven as i akje the sngels weep The following enm-B a nii-aie will give people some idea of their s-eginiar Tbe writer tells hnw the sophemores of th university on Friday evening, burred tbe Ca'cn'n" a very cnter-tainlBg text-book which tbey have Jast eom-pletW: Iilasmnrri as the ril-s of had never tasea obe reed by aav pre lows ohaaa, she boys 1 "4, believing ii rhe-tr'duly to pa.v a parting tri-l-ntv of rear. ct te, th-ir d-ceaae-d frit-nd. to ifiangTirate these avletnn cererooniea at the oni- -rtity or rot be.fr.

In anti'iparion or a gran.i rt STier Be hoi rsaen man- an'i pevenil etavs or--- irapatlerit aopbs might hrtele la-en see l.ner, ba. alirtie lh- RtT-ebs, srvrn ti rrndertaker's insteeclinv: o'bt ra ninnini: froBi shop te simp baoinf wigs, ehessta. masks. rruMc! Insrmniei t-, and in foci, everything that ,) nosstbit tend as make the ptcrate eompteta. 1 rvlay the h.i.ed time, at length ar- riv -d.

Towftrds BVeavk, the atadenta began to 1 as. Emt.le In a mete romir of the campus, and in a fee-moments ever one was nn hand, radv to per- fesaa Ua Bart. Ihev divested them-lvs of th-ir or- ii aary attir- and sncb aa was supposes! ap- i pnate for 1h asioa lhat 1 to aav. aucn as rea. Died rrowste-rs, grim specters distorted mrntraiaaiira.

saw demons of (Ttry form and mintrtu to nrnn pa, ad atn nimsen. were nt to grace srai dark ceremony about to tak- ptaee. At pr-eiselv ia o'clock the procession wis ftned in th- rirder torch bearers, master monies, th- hioh orieat, four assistant priest trie c. tbn (which. In the wsv.

was a splendid piece of work mar, ahire. monnte-d. and or.s nred at crieat exnense.i eant.inine the bodv of the deceased tfp r't-irt a.el bv the re-raainder of th-elaas, twrsbreat. wirh torch bearers behind. The bfie marehed slowly to the main -nrranee of the Campus, whence il roceed-d with sile-nt and njea-mTed tread alen th- road to tbe nniv-rsitv.

ITlie wind had -eased the leave no longer and all nature ws hit-h-d. The coffin wa now de-li-dtid nts -t, I--, aii after the mourners -had frni. a p-fi ct sonars aro'ind it. the faa-rd ies commei ced lirsl in oreier was short innv I ie.r dniinvr which BBC moeirners gav vent 10 their feelings by eontiniied st, biting and lamentaiion. A omnlm was then sung bv th- At last meet, oh Cuc-jlns.

Tbon our ctill-ce plain, etc" lib 3deei nnd hollow voice. A priest tr-sn re-vl 1 lions frr rn difrV-renrUl and dciiltis, in which aspredicted the visitation of the city nnr by tae irse called Tears Howed rreifas-Iv Yrorn frvervei-as III dwelt ufsin the Of the enrse into this city, and the sorrow and suflter- which il nail engt-ud. re.l during it soe.aru ere. tr.i: 1 v. Ho orr- red wirh ieh phi tieni and tendt rne that the priest was frequently SntemiTitrd the laim-ntAtioDs of the mourner.

1 li-l- Th lb-1 aae shrn he the al.n.ir.t winch pre.iitetb ov-r to i ri member aa the usseinblv, wlo are now rodnced to a common lienomiratter. and united together in Ba l-ressing the last tribute of r-speat to the remains of our d't-eased friend, even to the tenth place of decimals, and askeel that the factors of decency and I evrder be introduced into the cereunmiee whn have already been commenced, and should any unknown i aasmsfry tend to uisr the solemnit of th-se -vercisi-s. to e-HT-ct the result, so that the sum of the latitudes might cqaal the sum ol the departure. He also begged that the mocrners might be comforted with i tbe manv exll-nt qnalities of rbe deceased, such as diflierential coeJSei.T.t, partial differenlials. and transcendertal functions, and be conaoled with evo lutes, nts ai cvcloids smiuhiI wiih a- tions of cusps, ninlliple points and points of indec- tit.n.

Alter this tbe tetiowiug dirge wa song Let us weep not for our friend. O'er whose form we lowly bend; Manv hours roil and nain Have we suffered in his reign. On a tnngnit tine he went. O'er the rtsympfc-A-'s extent. And we need no loorrar t-ar That Lis rurpt ill reappear.

Tvow with terror will he reign Oyer Pinto's dark domain; Ail his snbjects. small and great. He will dicreraSufcr. Farewell tone and locifie too. BoDs the csloiti from our view; Joyful news for-" We need iM'iraU no more.

her, came the homily ia which th high priest depicted wirh peiwer and eloquence the antediluvi in r-irlb at the deceased tshow-ing that he was bern -itllj B. C). his influence opeen hnromitv. his peculiar characteristics and his lamentable tfeatb. From tbe priest ltarneo that our friend crossed the Atlantic with Columbus and that by means ol Calculus alone Kepler was enabled to discover the col-o mot i-pastie and by-po-pr t-not-ic con-whang-i-la-tians of tbe mavimi and minimi slil-as-i-as-tas-e-i in thei orbits around Ihe p-nbeliien of Jnpiter." After eensolit2 the 3fHicted m-nrners, the i'k -r concluded.

The prisiession aain formed in tH-same order its before, and weaded it way slowlv the grave. Here tho coffin was plae-ed ursita a pill- of fagots, and afterthe first portion of tbe burial r-viee was read, an opportunity was offered the rrhinr-rjers to gaze for the hist tune npem the irtal re. maina e-fi heir old friend Calculus. The torch vres nr.w applied and as the corHn became enveloped in names, oyster cans of every shape and description. English and Ameri, an cow-be-lis.

hsh-horr-s, conch shells, Boston sqnakers. and ir facteverv instrament cci-able of protincing soand sessmed furnish music tor tle each on a different key i and tege-ther with the hurnmiz fimerst pyre, tbe rfoom of midniuht still more hideous, as the mourners danced around tbe grave. Aa oto as th- b-dy was cons- mod. the ashes were gnrht-red an. placed in a beautirol and appmprisr urn and lowered into I tl last resting piace.

mourn, ra marched slr.wlv aroontl the tp-ave. and an-id asBassBa aud mourning, each threw in a handful of earth. After this tbe remaining portion ef the burial service waa read, another brief invocation offered, and the following as sung air, "OH Lang Snye i Come Soph 'mores sing the rsirtiug song. The happy hour drags nigh, T'i Cal. ufua.

we've hatel Ibbst, We'll bid oar hist gesjd bye. Th- foe that here we barn tr 11 thmk of nev. rm'ere Oar minds are free, our hearts are light. For Soph 'mores' classic lore." Then hearts and hands and heads units. And paths of fame reirsne Kev bemds of fTiesdship here we plight.

And shout our last adieu. A nt-at was then raisy-d at of th- iave. the crowd disviersesl, and the terrrial of Calculus wa over. B. D.

f'BSEQrtFs of Isaac P- Tue funeral services of the late Faaatl I' were held at the uitarian church yi r.i afternoon. The edifice was thronged anil the occasion impressive. Kev. C. C.

B. Mills, of Syracuse, preached a discourse thau which nothing could have been more appropriate. A single thought ran through all that be 'aid, and this was that tbe ambition of every man afe should be to tubody whatever is good. He varied the bought in a hundred wavs, clothed it iu lan guage of ri-markahl- beaaiy, using metaphors of wonderful force and life. There was, however, nothing strained or fanciful in his ideas or his language.

He wa followed by Mrs. Watson, a lady well known as a trance speaker. She advanced lo the desk and closing her yes, stood there for a few minute a silence. Then haying atssumed ti trance condition she began sneaking in a ruin which denoted at least a state of great exaltation of spirits. We shall uot attempt a -ketch of what she said.

The lady has a per-fec'ly marvelous c-omiui-nd of language aud imagery. She can excite emotion almost at will. We certainly never listened to a woman who seemed both to feel what she said so deeply, and who, at the same time, has such power to excite feeling in those wbo listen to her. She siicke for over an honr, and there were passages he address of wonderful eloquence. Alter Mra Watsen, the pastor, Rev.

Mr. Mann, arose, and made brief remarks. He said it had been txitccted that F'redenek Douglass, who baa been an intimate friend ot deceased, would be present. This Mr. Douglass found impossible, and he had seut a telegram, which the speaker read.

It i as follows: vaUUtuTOX, May 11. To WiHum K. Han.vtt: I terraii.lv if I conht. be pr-s-Bt at trie ru- uerai of vour venerated father, my friend for thirty enrs. A man e-uaretable.

-i i -h ami lull of good works I never knew hi life, crowned with yeaas, Ins -pint resting in peace, his memorv pret iiius. Bis words to us. eemld he lleak. WoUlil he ol consolation to wile, cniiareu uua HJ, nds. DOlOLASs.

Mr. Seaver of Byron made remarks brief and suited to tie occasion. He followeel by Paikhurt, who alluded to Mr. Post's per- aa. ef eonal thaiacier.

aiis. nomiu iuru uiauc a briel slasBl addreoa, which wa a remarkably affecting a her previous trance speakiug. Mr. Foal, it is hardly necaiy to tell oar readers, was an anti-elavery man one ot the first of those w'ao led iu tbat agita'iou which fiuallT brought abe at the abolition ot the great evil. He was active in giving shelter aud ooni-ealment to runaway slavers, and one of the tinest allusions in Mr.

Watson's address wa to tb act. J'o one present at the services yea-itrday could doubt, even bad be known nothing of deceased, lhat Mr. Post was a man of great personal worth, of deep conviction, and possessed of coorage to Act as he thought right Scddem iiUlu. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Farreil, a woman about sixty years old, residing on Seward street; fell fro! her chair dead rstie had been apparently a well a usual ap to the lime ef ber sudden illue.

Her daughters were aitlrwg outside the door when they hearel their mother fall, aad before thev were able to reeds her any assistance ahe expired. Tub secret. The secret of George W. Har-rold, 4 Mam street, selling cbiaa, glass aad cn ektry-ware so cheap, is that hie eipense are moth less than heretofore, and he can af lord to eU euudi at very lignl profit, litre Urn a call and see what he is doing in thi way DtsTiscciSAtaat cirr Bsdow ws siv h. uarita ol several wtil-knowa persona of re -p.

italic slaoellng whuAe have beeu prooiinent'y eonaeclrd with gift enterprise. namely i V. S. Graat, president of tbs Panted State, District ol Columbia George H. Ellis.

Roch ester; Schuyler Colkax, litrict of Cedumb, Horace GioeJev, York, Geueral Sfcerman, oibed State armt (leueral Hancock, Called rvtate army Augusta SthelL Sew York Stiisliir i onkling, I tie, N. I. art, New Voi, August Beiaaoat aad a host of ether geatieuien ot T. Stew New York like repute whom wre have sol spac to meutaoa. MihiEae anvguibceat art etrtainm'ut esBBiiig- Conaibtaai ball.

May Ttih and 26th. lotetded to draw it tnpply. Tbe water aa ottea tnttbre down tbe little eaasa' bi)b iiv.a the villaee tta name, 1 ery irtj and uoprposaiB Vpr-eAranee Sonus the eeetlemeB created IB mill pni- aaj it strte decided hostility ta be idea of anppfriBK Roobeater from this and sare the outlet a Terr bad rbaracter for healthiness, purity and i etr-ese of ear or. ihey told rusac stories of dad 8h and other foul matter found In its water. Mewars- 8mitb and Hotdec jorsed tbe lrv at tins piaoe, and.

reoreseorinK aa tbey -id tbe mill owners along the preek. and pos-atsairg a grtat deal of knowodg of tbs rezion, were rery aeceptaVie cflmpaoions. About a ruile and a ha' eat of Haceoye FaIIs, and a short beyond Smithtown, a thnriug iittlf place, the party came to the bead from whirb the old company and its aaoecsor hoped to draw the crystal streams a birh were ake g'ad Hm1 heart of our citr. Tney de-wetKled tokm tbe carrtavea, paaaed thron -b a wbea' field, down to a stop gate of rongh maaon ry and grz'il aliout them in amazement. On the ojioite aide was a low, swampy looking wood.

Around a carve above, tbe sleepy lookiog stream came sneaking aloarlr along. Its hue ia a dirty, airkly slate cior. atd if alu'ost inspereeptible motion can be no-tieid by watching the feathers, straw and bub-b'ep boating OB its surface. A atick thrust down into tbe water showed that the bottom of the brook was a rich mack. The place wore a mean, fever-arid -aguish appearance.

Tbe water bad rot the tnrtiid aprarnn ol a stream swollen by rains, bnt appeared to be inherentlr and constitutionally filthy. You might as well, as far as transucency is concerned, try to look through a stone wall. How any people could be so stupid as to undertake to carry sucb stoff nearly ntieen miles to snppir a city is onlv more wonderful than that they should have the itLpiniince to offer it to feUow creatures for coBsnmp ion, nolbiuK to rei'ommend it but remoteness ot origin. Ii-rter drink tbe Genesee with the essence of a duzen dead men iu it than such elups. Tbe explanation of the condition of tbe stream Is simple.

It is composed, besides sn.al'er ti ibutariee, of tbe outlets of Hemlock, Canadice and Uoneoye lakes. Taese ran down places rtirouh swampy lands -nd are hmd with mills of all kirda. Cattle and fowl fit qucnt tbm at will and the farmers wash tbeirshi'p. which are plenty in this region. IB tbem.

Moreover, tbe waters of Honeoye lake, which is comparatively shallow and impure, render the whole creek unfit for nse. 1 he prtv turned away from the scene sadder and wiser men, and fully couvmced that there was little about the old company worth takin mto consideration. THE JOt RIVET ENP. to Hemlock- Lake was The marked bv nothing fnrtber worthy of note. The way lay Uilitagk Tama and tbe pr.isperojs coantrv Bar.

iimIibs; it. Tbe party arrived at its destiua-tron jnst at night-iall and nut up at tbe house cf K. K. Jacquee, near tbe foot ol the lake, hi re tbey were provided with pleasant quarter. Considerable nmosetnent was occasioned hj Mr.

Purcells inquiries in regard the sentiments ot Ibe host and host. 5t towards Mr. (lieeley. He was leu to expect favorable au-swere from tbe fact that he di-covered a VVejk-rj Irihuneon the sitting room table but the omen prov ed a iaiae one. HEM Li iCal L.IKI.

Among the bills and vales of Livinirston county there are fonr lakes, whose basins lie parallel with tbe valley of the Genesee Houtoye, Cananice, Hemlock and Coneaus. In general direction aud form thev resemble the larger rsetreas of beautiful lakes iu the at. of the state. Hemlock Lake has been selected as admirably su ted lor a source of water supply for liochester. In purity of water aud iu elevation it snrpasees the others b-li nging to the group xcept in xltnt and amount of discharge it is superior to that.

It lies twenty-six miles southward and ir 1,1 1 above tbe canal level in tbia citv. 'arure has thus set it above the limestone strata of this part of the state and so insured the fle PS of ite waters. It ii six miles and six-tenths ir length and six-tectha of a mile in width, with a depth vary ing from fifty to eighty-six feet. Its outlet discharges on an average gallons pe day. Its purity may-be interred fiotn the ier nntage of 1.

33 given in tal ular statement. These statistics, mainly takea from the able report ol Mr. Marsh to the common ce-uncil in I860, will serve to give matte 1 -of fact people an accurate notion of tbe character the lake. To present it to the eye of tbe imagination is a moie GifBtult task. The northern or lower portion of tbe valley in whiah it lies slopes gradually dow esp cially from tbe east, and a large level plain extends be; ween the hills 1 and a ot.g liie smoeitfa beach which it forms the wavee toll in.

To the south these heights grow aiteper and bolder, drawing nearer together and clasping the lake a closer embrace. The graceful and rolling shores, almost as near together as the blufis of a great river, with the pure waters whose ripples sparkle in the sun lying in peaceful beauty between them, leu ma picture which tbe memory delights to uwellon Everything about the place is suggestive of fn-bness and purity. There are few dwellings near tbe lake except summer resiileu'es erected by pleasure seekers. The tholes are so bold that the farms ean not be cultivated near the waters edge, and no tilth fiom farm varde ever finus ir way into tbe lake. A farmer could not.

without inceinveniencc to himself, cast a carcase into its waters. There is not a muddy spaa aloaag toe bank. The beach ia eoinpoaett ol smooth washed argillaceous slate stones The weit i BBpplj almost entirely from springs IU qua.ity is simply delicious. It ia cool, so.t last and touch, and so pure that the pebbles ot ite bo'tom sh'ne as clearly through ii aa tit rough air. Ibe t.

muiiosioners and guest walkeid al out tie Uuf hou tbe evemug of their arrival and the ne xt 01 mug, examining tbe locality silh the i saiiefscKn and drinking iu he sott foul hers ajr. One aud all were agree, dly surprised with the laxe and its sur- rtioiiums. the scene wa so tasant 1 hat they lingered about It almost bx- thi ed to forget the oaxeeol boaineaa. How- er, during the forenoon of the party ubvide a perticn crossing over to Caaadioe, a romantic little lake about two miles to the east, and tie rest driving up Hemlock- The acientitic men ot the expedition at once expressed a la-vtuable opiinou of tbe feasibility of supplying tht city ihia point. The only dirnculty to t- overit.H ia aiiiiittoD to the mere one of as the iiueeiion ol maintaining a water-1 ower for ibe mills 00 the outlet.

1 in- solutiou pioposed to this problem was the building ol a am across Hemlock and Canadice lakes, bus retaining the surplus waters of the spring 1 ei ia I. The lakes could be rcninv raised two three fet at little expense, and tbe surplus might be led out ia doer seasons. This would ar-t. inti throughout tbe voir and at the same time secure abuueiance of water for uruse. lor obe loot of surface-on Hemlock lake weulei lie equivalebt to a aupply lor Ibe itv ler loo ils.v-.

lnis course was once taaeu the state lo furmah a reservoir for the En anal. The lane! Hooded lb this way would be locrelv a few barren acres at the bead ol" the lake. This plan would differ from that of th old companv, Lo strove to attain tne same and culling a eii cp channel ueax the ouUct. lOKCLlXlelS. In the arhamaeiB the party separated, some 1- in auo a tea- return id; to th cit by the Krie railroad.

All were 1 it ted wnh the trip. The conviction wa, i upon tht mind of all that there waanothioi abe-ut the preveaar ana of the old company or it worthy of cooetderaticn, but that th sDjdy of water for tb city ailaieable from Hem lock lake war all, as far aa regards quantity and quaJ.TV, that could he dexir-d. To have sach a clear flood pourmg through tbe veins b. ity would gtve new health anal vigor lit maay aetvautagea of such a supply are too wei! understood to need comment, Ii London to hnug near water hundreds of milt from Wales or Westatoresaad, wby a Ban id ibe distance at wtnrh this Boon lies detain us trxm trtbrbiag uat to araap ill If ia the luiu'e xamibalKius of the e-Ben mrasiouera no 1 mor convrnt-ot source of aupply be dis covered, we are at least aasnred tbe neat ia the wuitd cab be aitaloeei. A great eity has long aad powerful arms and ean lilt iba vaae tal vater lormed in tbe distant haila with its hirst 1 Up.

Th excursion Ol has! week however, ha made one thing mamfeat. Tbe pea. pie ol kocbester maet open therr beans to more 1 its, rai ideas 01 expenditure for tseir water work. Should tbe Hemlock lake plan adoptcd it is proliwbie that the expense will not lU abort of the esximatea of Mr. Marsh in IbfiO, making full allowance tor advaooea in price.

Mr. Tubbs will make thoroagh examinations oi tbe mate, said the casuemiAaionefa will proceed 1 tbear pros pari tig toara. I llll 1 I I'll! LAWN MOWER New aed Improved for 1872. PBUF.S BED I I. ICO 1 MACHfSK MO.

1 afACHIKS. (to Oyer O0 In In thla Ity. asjrw sead ca trial, and Saarantea eyery bite. nr-Moweri Sharpened an1 Brpairs 3t AVKRV, Exi-tas-ye sgsnls lor Wfertem rk. Water Wheels.

TIE HOI II F.vr I It TURBINE WATER WHEEL a KB PKEPABKD ta aoppty orders for their V'lc HJ th. rornpasy eoiv bib all tb adaovaa of lbs bst Tin in "eTe-eo-f. a aenfactored. w.u. new and Tsiaatis -nts Bnry Van Pe watar nor roaB.l in an rn-r writ 1.

aiaHii tbem IA stronaawl, wtnial an 1 Ton dnraTl whe-el ta tb martel, and or aie'lleel By ttTrjaetwrrt on 01 oanrri oi water rower called ta on of thaae waa-ts last SaHbeeJ al sVarba', eor- triii Water WSeet BTjAOK. TT-ITIDAT, Tbe Sensallou af ew fork, rLATEIl AT BIBei'S liABUAW. Sew Tar. uaUl tt aesrrnetl.n al th Bailding. A Story of Woman' Wile and flau" Passion.

Deoletloc In slowlua colors tbe FISK-MANSFIELD-STOKES TRAGEDY. Commeneed la Ba, 5t of TIJTC DRAMATIC For sale by all ewsdaJr. myttdad J. H. HAIYlMERy DKAtr.K IS Hats, Caps and Furs so.

3 not iieteu. apradkn ILL1S ft HASELTLSE, EMPIRE MILLS wAsr'-ACTriiKits or Choice Family Flour. Cora Meal, Mill 1 er af i. t'rsu-krd Wisat and 1. klada kept eioaataabiy oa aaad.

No. 3 t.rtla Water street, noSdey to, beater. Flour City Ice. lj nw to tors tab a.aj want HOte. i Fao-i ica, alt wh ALITV ICE.

SOLKITED- XMT Ot lr aent trroriri th- Po't Oifit-ei, -r let at .1 wTMcKialley'-. -S5 BiiiTat ateet alii re-c' procupt attvLtioo Asldretw II. i 19 Ward a'reet. tao-urtir. ICE! ICE! SPRING FOrXTl.N i OtIPINY XJ AVISO a lare aapplr of th 8frlnn jun'ain XI ice oa na th only parnea tnat eii froni r.nK antare, we mr now perred dfi.T.-r Ice Ftrnt'-ici, Uuti, xlo- Butcue a ajd all (.

irera wrt Order, teft al No 1J8 State aieet, tret-i, or aent tr n.il will receive projj-t at.euuoa. IF. UOTV apSrvlem CO A.M fONULf Madame De Graff, THE WON PEIIFC! Sttr and t'lairroyani. CH" If TFJK 6 VeTXTH PATT.HTRB the rh I'acgt t- Slc tve coL)oit-tl U.e Nailoual Hotel, Boom 4, for a abort tltte on j. Sue advice en all tcatnta cuattr: teilsbow to rccorer toet tr rtoleo property: telle ct lorexa.

and even tal la th nune oi Tie peraon To are to niarrr leea, II. A 1 lettera ttiiawered uroo ptT lnc.oami ft aod aiaanp. flwwra rrtnx) 9 A. to TOP M. afUev Receiver in Bankruptcy.

IO DDUTOKS. AVISO besn arro'n- 4 n-cler by tb PUtrict t. nriol tb lolrso jit.ta.rir Sorlbsro III-rrict ot New Tors, ot Koch A t'omawny, al ato'sdne, to da to said bankrupt. rrayrvotl as atore wen-t'2 Urate tt-e-i, Bt-erbsier. aatll ap-a'Ortlre-t nf A-'-tsnrc in t-rot-ediac larndlajr sach oaasict 1 1 roreiltn-.

In ern.anuB of sal will eri heraaifer BiBsbd J. alii HAELri Re arrar. W. H.BATTELLE Co. op if.

OfBrjp, Dealers in Pure Drugs, ESItl.Irall A II I'KllFt MKRT. TOILET AKTK I.P.ra. FINK IM MittTS Ola. stlT.r and Gold ffrscrtptioni a Specialty. So.

6 I yi aln street, Cor. tt. Paul street, Uurheilrr, ft. If. mrrWey J.

RATCLIFFE, wr.utoctTirer, VTbol aa and HettTttl Det'erta FISHING- TACKLE, b. o. 7 At Htrret eeatty drree. oewklej tp Broltor. on hi a i 1 au era as i kr la Ria-rv.

1 e. -) Silver Plating-. MATO. PrtrUckl ti Ol Table W. ptc-mitf raith't Arde, Borhea'er.

Id aad Slivttr PlAter ry attd MaaUiaAtui-ee. Ra naranlfed. a for wftle the tfrewt dfaerlt-tu. All Va fT" The Klt-cuo bi Uca PoiiaOer. rl ECO AMIS' SAlIbfs B4K.

1 ami 1 A Karaaaae a. -A I 1. CT tut first layottn. n.iar a htr, or sa-aJ as bfdai- of oapostt, to rsoatk la whlrb It lb trc ,1 aawni 1T Ot -i a- r. it a ivH i jeiHN Ke cliKSTk.h.-rataj-r aaalSBsli I rrsaMesn MONE.Y TO LOJN.

WB Frora to to Loan ISA a't alBrL- ol prooarlj. at Bo 13 SoatB i.uie,.-,, mp main, i nr. aireateue- B. HOBS BL ri EOAftD. HI rn rtHL.iR.

A alto, ear ib1 ro- ra i or laai a. is. boaia. at a e'raaL. .1 a 5 REWARD.

Vi tbat will Uai twa of ibe part wtau aae LVva-jerat. aad iroa icle" fri-i ar-'Ht PKJCD. A HA TO. F. J.

AMSDEN, Banker, IM'IS I )ife- BASK, USA! Ett GOLD GOVERN SENT SECURITIES awttH all farts or Kurop. 85CO REWARD pj A CAAB uf a rAMMfctUBQ Dr. HALL UHW SB BR, OSte. Mala straat, oer Klta saaoada' DraaT Bt-ir Saw Baalaad House, M. tuefar rail wrty.

ssjllatL WHITEN. HQ. BTttTB wiaHiao WtaltBlais: Don at Mhort Notlee Will fad hAVAIaa. tt te is.lr Bo 1 beats at, lave io aail oa RBNKf aeji. nw GKOIUiH HIG, Keaa A i a ia, aao siro a xVZ arwwara essry .11, I ktt" JOHN C.

MOORE, Beck Binder, Ruler and Blank Book MANL'EACTl KKU. BMlTli'8 FFALO HOt HHHTKH t9i e1 T. rTHrBrnorT. Joseph Dion the cl smpien player ot tbe world, assisted by Messrs. Sprague, Fermson and Twitchell.

will give a grano exnir.iiion or ouuarua av billiard hall Monday evening, May 13th. Go and see theBa. my II id. Just received to-day 300 Lama lace shawls, beautiful deaigns. We seli them at bargain.

Danzir, A Levisos, my lOxd 7 Main street hridg. New rTm r.r. frvmes We are raanufactnr-ing several entirely new steles of pit-rare frames fcr cbromo and for wholesale and retad trade. W. WeamwARI), 126 State street HorsE os Pltmoeth avkvcs for salb.

Number 112, frame house, French roof, furnace, gas and all in good order, is off-red for sale on easy terms. not sold in ten davs will be for rent. P- H- Frcar stun- office, Canal TTie Hewed thiug for ground is Viek's Parent the lawn or croquet Portable Lwu Tent. Of which he Is the man ifae'urer He ba bund a large assortment of Kus'ic work, ail hape and sixes, and is also the of western New York for the celebrated Ijiwn Mower Call in when you are shoop ng snd see what be has. Jawf.

Vick. mv7x2w 6B State street Exiise Sotlce. All persons intending to sell epi-itnous liquors, bctr and ale iu this city he pre wot year, are hereby notified to obtain license of the Board of Excise without delay, at the office of the City Treasurer. Joint Williams, Fmed ClXIK, C. BitAisrRF.rr.

Kochcstrr, May 6, ComuiissiouerA n. vTtd Chi icr ciikiimos to dealers I have tbe finest stock ol European chsom.ie to re found and im sapplvir dealers in birr" and small qtraorities at low trade briees. C. W. Wes uw van, 126 State street The eckeka cuies.

This is aqdoribtedlv the best cborn in use, sad as sach was tally endorsed by farmers at their ciub meeting. We It ain that blu-aetl dt Suit h. njmber Souib St. Paul street have the: exc lusive agency lot this churn in Roe be-tar, and those wishing to purchase can procure it of them. Ev-rv farmer should have one even if he keeps only uce or two cows ap tt if Ci dar TRESES- Of late years the destrue-ticn hy moths ba increased to sucb an alarming extent that it was found necsssary that omo-rhiug shoti'd be made thak would protect flue c'oths and furs from the fearfil ravage ol those troublesome ms-crs.

A. V. Smit, '3o street, is nowofTe-ring to bis customers the most perfect cedar trunk -de. it will keep tars and cloths in As perfect a state as when pecked away Call at lus irnnk and ernes store and see them A BARflAty. For sale, cheap, a very nice carriage, of motlern style, near'v new, andean lie used wirh single horse or team.

Coachman, 127 East averse. Irqnire of nivlOhd (iarnriti Dyed. Ladies and geutP men's clothing of ail kinds cleaned antl pressed on short notice. Special attention paid to cleaning P.iisley shawls and blankets and doing up lace curtains at D. Least mh'23tiActf Mill street, cor Piatt stn-et Teas AM) ft irEEs is Bt A large as 1 well-selet red stock of teas and purcbus-d the last mouth, io bond and salein bosi.

eliverable afrer July 1st, less the duty, fifteen cents on teas and three cents on coffees. Oar stcck of teas now in store and out of bond will be offered daily in strict aceoceiance with --York markets. Dealers will find it lo their advantage to exsmine our stock, a we are offering great bcrgains. Smith, Perk! A Cn. mynawt Exchange street Til THE RETAILLKS OF RtlCHESTKR A Vie WESTERN New ork.

We have iu store and are receiving tbe largest ond best selected to BB of staple groceries ever ofiered in this city, to wh-ch we invite the attention of all dealers, as we sre off. ring everything in onr line at the very lowest figures possible and in strict accordance with eas'im quotations. Smith, Perkivs dr. Co. icy6we Exchange s.reet For sale.

Due eloee and two open coacbes, light, for sale cheap; also three or four good work horse. Apply uumediately at stable on Division afreet Biar6.l4;if W. a lb Hint a. DIED. In rxiltnyr.

co Friday, thQtb int ar UmIitis llrrr, relit ot tbe lte Gen. Thomv Rf-grrsi, tn the -sth yer of her vre. fW Knoerml erruei a her latervildciice, thu ftftemoon. o'clock. MURRAY Contliigr.

Vi nth, wim 5iurrr. son of Tvillrani ud Ellen Mtrnj. THE OLD AND RESPOttSiiSL LE ART'S Suara aad Clfaa.wio? Two knadretl yard North of New TorlC lUUrotad lepot. On Mill Birrt. C'wrurr mt llatU BKt ws a.

wvmTW, 9 x.1 THa n-mtailoD of tbia Boom iaccd otbera u. eoasttrrteit oar s)li il MbRd -Ten the cof of our bal'diD oae aftte lM naa to La, cfteasta, baata lDatt. to -iaii iLif the DQtillc. Nc eutiDecUi with an nular 'abi'Aj'ijr-Tat. I bTp bo Uie Tow ftQ do yoar btuiweaa dtictlf tie.

it rti uaeei aa tr rouh an Crap Hr Caasvlueiert ltd liaja Btiawll. ani aP rlifht colored S'lra an rtaoa cleanaev wiitaoa: aij arj to tk cavort, A.lao t41 iid en Ve n- ft Wo.iJer. Karrjie-ite cleacfl or colored w.tDroat rtpeu, and preaaed uicaljr. AJo. FeAtfcer aii-1 Ktrt G'oTea cier.ed or dT-d.

Silt, or Coti 'O 'rooitt of wfwry ds-eertpt'ondred at) ootora, i.d e--wtfc Dattiec aaco dtaptrh, on Terr rjv.eiii rwaf dyed Blafk eTcry aad Prtwaf gooda returned in oae arewk. Ooade rer-' aa U. HT, Mlil MTt at, corner atreet 1.S.'- Fimts ileamd for 78 t. Shawls t'louncd for Si Is. AT THE EKEMU STEAM CLEANINQ AMD DfES ST ABIalSilMENT.

8 rarch Offices- bar iron 3 CLINTON STREET, Ust-kMer, i'rt sfm s'rttt, iettlatiti, tt. ATN OFT.CE ASU WORXA: V.iUlla UlVl.leeu HuttAIo, TB iret snd Woat Conn riaM Cln'na aat Vftat ia THavBACU UluiS CROQUET. rVKH TO THK TKADB a4 Ur'aif --g'a did hue oi CKovrKr at on- or. uaifKiirt, wficm we AKitaV4 1 vaaJt mr to lata and dartv b. mi Mai we ca cler tueta at plvwa cua myt wltA aj BASE BALLS.

Ve hays afai! Ua. tactatfta lAa Mlcbratel IIOI1V BILLS, BCD DEAD, ATLANTIC, BLD bTOi Aa4 ra low Tee otrar ro tE trad, at ClBb swppOed wit all klails af BASE BALL GOODS AT LOW nttCaS. SCILyNTOM WETMOSE, 13 State street. the eirrvi lat rt mag while passing up l.asi Main street, nearly opBoS-le fMoaa Bteaat, witkber husband she met anal rvrug-nieeai lAw a lore-said ywag Be tileman. and pointed him eul to her twite I bit 1 taller isimeeluh-il --went lui th eetfeadina hudivalaal, and ad mebalte led aSetele ehasliseuaent.

kbocklbg b'-ai iieB aevctai I label and sending a cagag, wbash be was asnoking, on an ex plot-tug eipealiutxi down hu inroat tteltu the vojug usau renal-isled or not. aeoiei not -earn I irt.xa merett. Tbe Holtnaa troupe npaoi a saaevn erf Kns'rah opera bouae the boaar this tveniBI, lastitvi fur week. tM- a t. cvr favnte Bjeera, Oraad luchea rolstaia will be prudueed wtib aatniBgeaet This opera ia well kaowa as awe of OttentoH-b'a beat efteiita, and is ovtrttoBtj Biilk aaaualii ariaa aed brouaut choraaes.

Mian nallie Hoi man peraoBBSBa ibe ty rstaxf 'arkaaa, Mia lulia HalaBBB afaoawWa, Oestrgc Barton f'i-w-raj isawaa, aud Itranekv a. ail well kuears aa aas-tainibg the hixbeet reputation bl tM lyric art A yea avw- tiy kt ss klia 1 ve and tbe ei T.r Tatua" tobi.ul the tall. A Most Tksmnrb aa KaowlsAf Book-Keeplnaj, 1 oanaarrrlal Law.f'osBt-aaaerrlaU ArtttasMellr, Dulnea l.l" repoaiAnrr, Telegraphist and EttSltah Lramaiar, Or Besatiul baao Mr. its, maj ootalned la la Business University. flO VOL' Mi MEK AWH LA DIM' wbo mt at jL tue tpru aad ir-exuni-i luo pro da-jwB adratt'aee over or iretoaa 'f the ywar, aai-teti.

tt -Ba. ia ercwde.i aVJ tboe are do vacat.oaa, fetadt au may entt-r a ear 1 1 use. W't L4ileaie AdTovatt. cawtWawMBaj twl aai ol Iu. il IX Li Proorfeior, I Tdetti Kocatrur, I tbei vad te tesok dto olieaiot -i list TW aaiiaiissionera a net at lloaeoje ails.