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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1871. POLITICAL. Democrat and Chronicle. A NEW BOOK CLAMP la Black WaujBl sod Uta-thK JUrer I ATtTat A I ATIOW-K trr BLICA ATTinTIO' 1 Taecowety Cestrsl Conwte bsvs skboHjIb Oso. B.

HcarrsaiT. Ill Pover.1 Block, to attead te On aanraitaauea ef alien aeatrtag lb Reesbtleaa ticket at the eosatrg Wesd vise owrfrtcads wbc are not yet votsratoeaB at once Mr. Hrintrr. sad roe arc tbe aseeassrr papers. FnSS OF CHABeSl.

Tb Conrv Cowrt wilt ba oeee for vwsee at 1 A. and IP.B rrery aT. BtlI tetotr. Let Dct4 was weali avail tMraselves of tbe priet-lears ol Anerleae ettneaahts deiav. bat st ones te Hi Fom1 Block, ssd become voters WITHOUT tX- Hncn VOB JT 4TT4USATTOT-FrMB tO HAS.

Slid Bacbswcer allea-tate fascltate. As a life-long friend of aebeola, I recently stcppe-4 bate tbe He-beater Collegiate Institute, whkh he Jot been reopened and reorganised, bwIm the direction ef I rot. A. J. Barrett, who cornea: to as with, a high repntafhjo, achieved elwvhere, a a Christian gentle mas, a scholar, an rs at meter, tinder whoee it ia confidently believed, tbe Sattcriee institate is d-stised to a prosperous, sere4ful, bon-irabie future, worthy of its palmiet days, in years errpe ny.

Tlie new opening is full of prom; a. Ibe building has been refurnished and put tn capital order. I i ttrnrk with the fact, that 1 a yocng men, nKt of them re paring for CfJJcge, bare fol'owed thiif rnstrnstor alieve Wt leiiee, that Uwy may cox tinue te have tbe advanieges nf bis personal snfiervision and in-tmetion. Ji'o stroneer tetimooy coold be riven te the etHlishe4 character and eon-ceded merits of Prof Barrett. To those who a ay place eons there, as boarders and members tle family, it mnt be gratifying to know ti.atMrp.

Barrett is an excellent, amiable lady ef winning manner and fine eolture, admirably Sited to preeide over tbe domestic arrasgemeats and gi ve a charm to tbe home circle. We shall be much disappointed if this school not, under each auspices, promising, wtec, gentle, energetic. Christian admiora-tion and thorough, cennd instraction, speedily assume a high ition among the educational irritations of our beaatifal city. Sa.Ax. Monday, Sept.

11th. raad Rcceprien ef Odd FetTsws Ta-Aari About 300 visiting Odd Fellows are to arrive this afternoon on steamer Norseman. The programme of the reception will be about aa follows: The committee of arrangements go to Charkitte of the 1 45 train to receive the visit-era. A reception speech will be delivered by I'set Grand J. G.

Klinck. Tbe whole order ere to meet tbe visitors at the Central depot at 4:35. They will march through tbe principal streets to Odd Fellows Hall, where a reception fpeech will be delivered by Past Grand J. fr-tebbins. Sooper will be prepared under the direction of tbe committee, after which speeches, toasts, etc will be given.

The line of march will be ap State street to Bnffalo street, np Buffalo to Washington street, countermarch at tbe liberty pate and thence to tbe hall. Scott's band has been engaged fur the occasion. The Iaue Ire. Rail. Mltor 4f taw Deaocrat a4 CBroartela Thanks fur the terse, dmcrijoiaatinu and re.

erect tribute to this jjood man's Bery. by fl. in ttia anmiig's paper. ET-ery word was trne, snd Bathing hat grateful aSwtioa eontd hae ptvAmtA the rvirtrait- A close and intimate friendship twenty-Mrrcn years with Ir. a eoniml.

matsal pyn.pathy in the many points of agreement, and a d- tteate. natural repeet ror bimet en to lew piBts Of, indeed, there were ar.J of direerocnt; to the present writer, anoiz the treaAcres of a life's exjierienre, ani brine home that good man's death a a pemon-J recrement. In IS4 rr. preached a sermon which aitracted (rn-st attention, it waa the eipoaent in Btacd-poitit as a laborer f.ir onity, aa emct and u-ceful laborer. At the wriler's rqoe he allowed him to print and edit It.

A few, and only a few, eiee of it remaia at Mr. IarroBi'a An eitrset from its opt-tnng pas's will beet witties fr the temjier and the reach of bit wk that return to unity, of which he IitmI to ace so grand and auspicious a title wa, Unity tn toe Troth Hiad-ing ctea the I'eople of God. The text. First oritithtiins. In.

Ita opeoiog pires surveyed li a hole 6eld. lie sari: A carfn! eiaminarion the hirtory of the will show that the ty ie of pie'y at aby pcmid baa jrrratiy indaeosnd the current mti-rp relation of the wont of God. A I tnwi of siternai miity of the church has in-fiwored tiie interpretation ot tfie scriptures esaittt acitiam, te tiie cottderonstioa ot Uwtul iij tot. in proteetat.on it damtiahie em.r. On the other hand, a period of division and suhdiriaK'B into aecta infii.erwca thecarrent tnterjTetation of the ward reeetuig the visible neity ot the chnrch in juatitjcetioe of achtAm.

lo tne latter peneKl, the ncht of private inter-pretatum will be overstrained and maile to encroach npon the doctrtne et" adiviuetv appointed oriier of rrliMona te ichera. 1 he result of tnis will he the counterpart of that coofusniu wbicb sn.se in the CoriDtuiaa cenrch, which the apttie thus deaenhes: "When ye cotne every one of you hath a pxalm, bath a tiortnne. Lain a tongue, hsth a revelation, hath an interpretation." Inthe former period that at, a period of actual external ontty and onctjeas. the doctrine of subjection to an e4tah-bshel order of religions teachers will tie over-4trainet to alriie, or to deny aJ together, the ot private interpretation. VVe live ia a period ben the prevailing tendency is to erbium when almost everv man, who has the ability, feels at liberty, to head a eeat and lead eff a parte from anv established decKtannatioa of the i'roteatnt world.

Such movements are not baaed upon the principle of protesting against damnable error nut upon eonie peculiarity which is nnesc.ntinl to a visible church state. 1 hey are, ttiereiore, elearly scliinmath: a rendine; of the body of Christ; otd their antbors and abettors, w'faateveraue-ceae may attend them, are responsible to too brad ot the church fur this sin, which, ia the NEW AND SECOND-HAND SCHOOL BOOKS. F0BAL BT iEANTDM WETMflRH 12 STATE STREET. TLI't BOCBLaVACTIKti FLII COOK STOVE, THE AMERICA. THk BEST STOVE SbT TML X1L 23L ZD T.

UM A FffIX L15S OF CHEAP COOK STOVES OF ETEET DESCRIPTION. TIN. WARE, WOODEN WARE, House MmM (Ms EXCXE8ITB A6HOT FOE Jewell's Palace Refrigerator AT FRENCH'S, 76 Main street. tet-deodsm 1 4 1 Geo. H.

Ellis Co. Weber Squirt, Grand Upright Piaios kaibashek Orehrstral fc Col bri Piaaoi EMEBSOK'S PIANOS, STANLEY A SONS' PIANOS Sstlee are aew IaAaaeaac THE LAB0X6T STOCK OF PTAXOg STkB UH I THIS MARKET. TAfo. IlaHaUo street, POWSBS' BLOCK. mylCT t-X THE GREAT JEWELRY HOUSE OF SDKDEELIN BTALLASTEB, 18 State street DIAMONDS, WATCHES I Patek, Phillippe Ckas.

E. Jac.t Cerari B. L. MITAE, Jales Jarfeasea Also fail ssscrtstaB al OOU) aad FlLVgd AMERICAN WATCHES alTEInEIaL.Xl.Y ScM Bold anl Sflyer Gooli STOCK ALL NEW. Wliolesale and Retail! AT PR1CE8 UNPRECEDENTED.

daod-lv 1 1 NOTICE. BT ALl wTTUOSdt-BeaoH Tbak tbe trmX apetasteaaeai be I sa naciod to aot.fy aii ewoer of prwaare to tritw tsWr aoais trwee ta acevtavace with tfie eediaaaewof -Asa Coaocil. paaae I Ja oa. ute. Tat nk mi tr by pabiteaxioa ta ea-eh ot turn daily ferw of tat eity.

aad tbt Avccompba 1114; tbe avs au4Ui be a paOsJcaioa of tbe Bwrwdeaaedoc Aii. tvelta aiawd ba ajsvead tbe rrrtJnT1jra tiiei 1 1 tec aiwr u. wtrd Meia tk worop 14 ta uxw Twelfth Carried. Tfc Mljco-vi w-vuitom of AM- kniarrrt ande.l by Aid. bcie, aa umm aUed, Hf eraer of Stsraat CoMaWtea.

wpHdifl BflTlOKS Taaoa aad Sa41t as LIT. ts Hi a it opea At, tv wtathrop. acsrUt Latter aod Bdia-dslSsWataac. lv "iwjio x. ackUJIijal 4 tnaOU, It statc-au Txrrr) a rWATO-Ttte- Hundred of investors have taken cnt patents for potato-diggers, itwlading at Vart foor front this eity, yet no contrivance bas.

np to the present Puch an invention greatly needed, bnt is ditScalt to originate in proportion to its BeeeKsity- TestenNv afternoon" a trial of L. Barry's poUro-digger took pbsce at Potne-roy's farm, on Lake avenue. The invention many rood point and ceems to be built on correct principle. It is quite complicated, but not apparently liable to get ont of order. It bas a shovel-shaped iron wbicb seoops ap the billA, earth.

pctatoeA and ail, carrying these, over an apron into a wire cylinder which revolves allowing tbe dirt te fall tbrongh ami rolling tb potatoes out at the end. Two borse were hitched to the machine, but were hardly sufficient to draw it- It did not take all the potatoes from tbe bill-, bnt the inventor hteocS-derit this ca a be aeeomp)ibed by it, Tbe dig ger waa used in light sandy soil i Early Roue potatoes, whoee vine had all withered, lseee were certainly favorable circumstance. Another potato-disser invented by Mr. Keintx, we believe, was on the ground and wa tried. It is simple and inexpensive, but does not expo all the potatoes.

Quite a number of sro-tieraen were present watching the machine when in operation. HOW SXCSCBIBBK BBCEIVB THB I It PArBSt 1,4 tb. Complaint i some time made by ob-scxibers tbat their papers come late. We can explain at 1 act one case of this kind, and pe-ibly there may be other of the cam natnre-A young gentleman who like to get the first look in tbe morning at tbe Democrat and Chronicle boards with a sabsenber of this paper. Hit chamber is on the second floor, and he instructed tbe carrier, who somes along about 5 o'clock, to throw tbe paper into his window, which he leaves open for tbe pnrpoce.

A half hour later the staid owner of the mansion walks oat into the yard, and, looking in vain for his morning paper, returns to tbe boose grumbling against the laziness of tbe carrier. Tbe boarder reads tbe news at leisure, and having per-oeeiipt to his satisfaction, carefully refolds it and throws it upon the lawn where at last, tbe subscriber 6 mis it. Tbi practice is regularly kept np and no one saspeet the trick. Tbe boarder come down to breakfast every morning familiar with all that has occurred to tb astonishment of tbe family who have not seen him look at tbe paper. Tbe bead of the hoae is anxious to encounter that car.

ier and give him a talking to upon bis dilatorinesa while tbe young gentleman enjoy tbe joke immensely. Cfocsded sxspictoss. A few evenings since a married lauy accepted the escort of a young gentleman to a place of amusement. The lady's husband was at borne when they left bnt as he was weary prefered to remain there. hen the two were gone, be closed the house and lying down on a sofa soon foil asleep.

Before midnight, the lady and her attendant returned bat found all the doors lacked and no one awake to let them in. The young man, as a laat reeort, climbed into the window of the bed-room usually occupied by the married pair and admitting the lady by tb front door, bade ber good -by and departed. Now ft so happened tbat one of the neigh bors had seen the young man climb into the chamber window and sun pec ted something wrong. The circumstance, was as a matter of course, soon mad known to who lived ia tbe vicinity and in the morning, tbe gossips wsre reveling in a very pretty piece of scandal mush to the discredit of the lady in question. Tbe atory wa not long in reaching tbe ear of the parties most effected by it when the sensation wa almost immediately meted by the lady' explanation.

Gbbt school. This name most familiar to our reader from the interesting letter which appeared in these columns some time since, describing the excursion made by a number of tbe pupil aud their instructor to the lakes. Tbe school is at MX Morris in a lovely tract of country. It is a moat excellent institution in it management and tbe character of the instruction given. It is under tbe patronage of tbe Episcopal cbnrsh with the Right kev.

A. Cleveland Coxe, D. D. bishop of the diocese of western New York aa visitor. Tbe reetor Rev.

L. Van Bokkelen, D. D. for aong time principal of St. Timothy' Hall, Maryland.

Tb inatitution ia established on a peimanent footing and is deserving of general patronage. It is essentially a beme school. It has a very full course of study with a thoroughly competent eorp of instructors. The present terra commence September 23d. Ibtbbbatiokal nrDTjsTBJAi.

BiHremoT. Tbe second international industrial exhibition of the Mechanics Institute will be held at Bnf-tslo, N. Y. eommeneiBg Monday, September IStb, and closing October 14th. The exhibition will be held in the commodious skating rink, corner of Pearl and Niagara street, together with three mammoth buildings, erected for the purpose on Franklin square, and connected with the rink by a large and substantial bridge across Franklin street.

Tflis exhibition, like it predecessor, will be a grand exposition of work of art and inge nuity, second to Bone in tbe country. Bin ball. A match game took place yes terday afternoon between the Clifton and the Red Cloud clubs oi this city, ud was won by tlie Cliftons score 41 to 11. A game waa to have been played yesterday on tbe grounds in rear oijchool number 14, between tbe Riverside and the Mulhagh bat th latter having failed to bring along bat and breaking in tbe first inning a nam ber belonging to the Riversides, this clab closed the game by a score of 9 to 0. The Mulhughs were the challenging party.

Trottiho races at thb chios: corBiB. To morrow (Wednesday) come off two trotting races over the union course. The first, a match race between Lottie Thompson and Doctor for a stake of $300; the other, a match race between two gentlemen's road horses one owned In the town ol Parma and the other the property of a well-known M. D. of this eity, owners to drive.

Considerable interest is felt in the re sult of these races, which will no doubt be quite interesting. Chabokd with falab rBBTBMSB. George Manchester on old police anbject wa arrested Last night by detective Hughes and Dresser for obtaining ten dollar from Ira L. Otis and Hiram Blodgett under the fraudulent representations that he was captain ot a boat. George bad been employed in loading the boat 'Hattie" and be took advantage of an opportunity given him, to make a little money on a way not commonly regarded a honest.

Cofxtt clebjk. Governor Hoffman has appointed Colonel W. H. Hosmer of clerk for the county of Livingston, ia place of A A. Cnrtiss, deceased.

A SCCCEagFTJL TBADB OB THB C. O. D. MlH. crru.

Some time since Nutting tablihed ia thi city hi O. D. clothing house, at l't State street, and it ba already become one of the most popular business concerns of Rochester. Tb principle oa which this house was based and tbe manner ia whiob it was proposed to conduct tbe business led many to believe that its saecras, if it coold bave any, would only be temporary bat it haabeea shows beyond a doubt tbat this idea was erroneous and instead of failing tbe C. O.

D. house is as pros-, perous as msny that bave been in the business for years. Nutting' rule is fair dealing, no miarepreeentarioB and one price to everybody. All sale are for cash, with price marked ia plain figures, so that be that bay may understand what be buy, and when satisfaction ia set givet. the garment is exchanged or money refunded wliea required.

The latest and nobbiest styles of goods are received and sold by this firm, and every day new pattern are coming in. Nntting's bouse is connected directly with tbe headquarters fur fashionable goods ia New Turk, and the metropulitaa concern manufacture and anils, wholesale aad retail, $2, 000, 000 worth of stock every year. The best artists are constantly employed to design and cot so that tb bouse is always op ia the fashions, in trod ue-ing new things daily. AD tbe goods made by this soncem are warranted equal, ia all respects, to custom-made garment, ia tyl aad quality, aad tbey are sold at price I com twsa-ty-6v to fifty per cent, below the merchant tailor price. Ail grade of business suit aad dress suit arc kept ea band la full variety for gentlemen' wear, rare a la can find at th C.

U. D. store tbe finest assortment of youths'. boy' and children's clothing that oaa be area ia tb country. A apesialty is made of 4n suits, aad oa tb oiber band article tor every day wear eaa bad ia all grade aad price.

The C. O. D- system put aa end to all dead -bead basiness aad cash buyer bave not to pay np old aoeoanta. This enable Nutting to acll closer tbaa other ia the tia la. Tb public ar invited te inspect these good aad judge for tbemaslve ot the quality, prices, At.

Those who do not pare base will be treated re- stiortfullv if tbey call to inspect tbs stock. Alt Brer be assured that a visit to Netting's C. O. D. clothing store, 10 State street, will be profitable to toeaa.

Tb priexsatK shirt. sepll2t Nbw sail. BTTt-Aa. A splendid asaortmaak of velva. felt aad straw trims bats now ready at i.

Fast as Co's 64 Stat street. teUBKl BT', 0 ftTAT STsUtBT. Thi old Bad well-known house bas received a fall slock tbeir celebrated woolen yarn is all aumbers. which tbey offer at reasonable prieea. Look for tbe prieBAaric akir.

Joel received a fall aasortaneat of those celebrated waole-c yarn in all aaxubers, at Gorsa-ly 53 State street. AH kinds ef eottoa boctery, gloves, and summer underwear. Belling at fvioe that will well repay cBAtoHiars to pore bass aad Lay cattle autul warm weather agaia comes, at Si e'tate street SUNDAY SCH00L AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY, 75 Stato Street. A TT ET FRI ASeOaTMBTT OF ILLUMINATED TEXTS, PaitwMe for nnAf br-1 nA rit 'WNftiniPinf if tB-1 f'-ntifu! lv-At fro fnr rre kvpt. 1 rr-tH na t-.

iit Wi aotRnt of tboee tXaual vda be Uaui a eatcrn New Turk. AMEKICAN SOCIETf A.VD Geaeral tuadty tcaool Deyoaitory Jaldte O. n. 4.KOt B(IU AiBM. A3IUSE3IETtS.

NEW CPfA HOUSE. Tt. CABB. Laasa ssl ktartrw First 5'c-fct ot tbs Famrtta Actor. It! 33.

Hs win make 9-t tnoearanes MOIDIT ETE-VIMJ. AtPTClIBtR tltk. Is tbat food sd pisv DAMON fc PYTHIAS. Mr. K' Uft-jWU CtajuU.

Via HatiU liaat TO vfitl1v Aotbociy ti'w-a C-ltra 'i Pa 9 A iu w-aioa- Preaa rirrie, ti Per. a -L'xr. ra beaeca.ed at Ewe Co "a Wnaie pH-t, an-l at the oflri. aj4 bTLA MLR f. II.

ELLT MAK TRTT f'tB Bi'iVi Ln1-g tebw Wtt, lea Tin Braea Land in P. Kmt loiteSP. hnndy trlpti LeartDe BaeU'i Laxtllcg- at 11 X. M. Bo- te charerd f-r xmimr fV-hoil It e- or pwt pkitae by appiyUi- to C4JT.

tiaorf.iK t-Wr k. oa boar The STniv-r wtl? peea front riortt a tof aail oa tae ake. oa a. pw-atea at tr ar tin-: liic Vsraa CORINTHIAN HALL I suriimTliR, R. T.

Let ar Wtarea, ConceTU, 0prA, be HAWI. Wll.nrrt, Praarietar. BH HAKll T. niMIIU. Ami.

Aread TRB AAAOC1 4T1CV, resse. ait? tae si it. Ko-he-ter t. tac' la the 1.1 11 ui r'K, o- rr, 74 lora. 1100 BteeB Mr HeltjHjBft.

Baa as sp to -il-ore nf b. Bar Tsaaik Tf.v rn I AIM pet M. I) Kultr, i-at T. HKi" I II AS. A BlftiKr.i, AUCTION SAJ ES.

AUCTION SALES. Or rat ffestern fotttc, 110 Aartealtaral Ralldl.c. All krBdt ot coooa aoaa-lt asd -old Liasrai es.a 4d V4QCC4 Bsdc os proper'y of every air'tdtl at. At WBtOOHBJ. iantlatear.

Kew Ycri Auction Zmmi TMAlSTXsr.aCBgX1Klt,X. r. na Cxrmw. rBerl datr Oiaawa-e. ery.

TaaAee Jiotiotta, e.iary, fiitrii tw.li' 1td. wtc-h a-t anreii.iia aiade. 1 t-c tva a'i--lon'T a alwaya oa haa-1 'trr aide aatea of rea eatate. peraoaal property, (eo4a, ac. Btteoatve aa-e of Sea thn mnA b'aria CaiMiitH.

be.tinDrB MoiiiAT, AUOL'ST Utb, aai te a.at.ia abrocajti ue week. erfcl 1AL at Ae-ttna9 bciat aJ Wtaea, roraan-efirn FVpteaber tth, aod contin' tnai ail .4. T-w 1 lv are I pn'm. and wi 1 be Bold to Me 14 seat der. Svary be I lie BELBS CLOSE, AuctioaMri.

d.T A. K. AMSDEN, Auctioneer. fLOSLNC OIT S.1LE OF TUB BXTK5f.lVB XjUMZ32XI BeloerlBB to tbe et.t- of Hmmrl Belllstce, ttacsa.ed. On Saturday, Sept.

IC, 1 07 1, At 1 o'eloek A I a all aell at Anc'lna et Bee. S9les, Sein tbe old aad well Sbows Laaarer Tarisf It a late B. H. Roiliter, located tea 404-4 4tr.t, Bccbeater, said sutlrc stock. eoustatind of aout 3,000,000 feet ef 4 hole Dry Lambcr, in all varieties anal qaallly, I Shingles, a qsaallf ef Lath, Pickets, Peats, Arn All of will Be sold to ike a beat klddsv wilkJBl TeserTe.

lav" TerB-4 Biflde k-owB oa day ef aa SAKAH H.ll.l.l.il Ad3alslateD-t. A. K. Ak-l'll. ABCtlonser.

GALUSHA PliTbLLPS, Auctionaar. Ola Aaetion ant) fammlsslta Doun, PHerec' aad -S Wala-at. Brtdse. BOcaksl tk, T. rtv- AocUob Balaa svery BaKardar at A.

Bt. icy WE 0l'LD CALL Special Attention Tc tbe X(. eoods lust racstTCd kr is A I'all 1-lae ef French Telears, Jl Pall l.lnc of Black Alpacas, A Fall Line of C'eleredl Tlakalrs, Jt Pall Line el Plaid Shawls, A Pall Llae ef Striped ahawla, An of wbtrh we sksll effer cheap. IBA B. SORTBROP A 10.

We Wish to Make Special Mention We w.uJd call ptrUcalar atteaUoB lo ear aort-meat of BLACK SILKS. Havtac accural largely of them, we a-a eoaTacd taat we caa a tapertor barcaiB at leat wt aaJt aa axamioatioa. Ik i B. 0RTUR0P A 10. BEilTIFI FILL SU1WLS.

Oar la bow aperior. tb aad price k.w- arviaiat large IEA B. NOBTHROP CO CO aud 71 3Xain-t COLEMAN'S 5v rVholria! Hardwirt inJ IlBlfa tnrert' Depot. 202 STATE STREET. LIGHT AMD HBATT CASTING, ef ktallsabl.

aad OcsT Irsa. wBomai laos tout bTOP.B TOOIA AUD COCrf TBB LBi.4. MAbbKits AD It AT itAcK. SASH, Wkli.HTA. BHOBMAKBB ODa, A.

Aad fall tin. of Uasral Ooods. IF" la.Bt'ies aotiettsd sad pneas (Ivsa cc aliaost 411 deacriptloa of ilenttnber th net eftict of my Works, 202 STATE-ST. BvylaodAecawtp 1 1 -1 THK CUIsUBllATICU Fits HAESZSJ Peifectly. rreTenta Crackisj taa Leat.er.

Addi greatly to it Ooxability- IT IB ALAS) ICKl I KT JrOB OltJI ECOTS, SHOES, SUGG! TOPS, c. Rendering the Hardest Eeathmr SOFT -f ratibTitCAMvttttm'aktli by tks TACtma Olb COMPAB BaOBSTar. B. T. Bar- Sal aaa arraata sy Harass staBar Bad Osaiara ssasi-silr aalasaiett A DiaSOLUllON.

rt'BB keectarav axtMia sdsr a IB. Srai asoi. af A k. Brsaaaa. 44 tola aaj aav s-t TCI Py autua au aa.

at. twcsausr.a.Tasd.iA, tsa. A at. stoABSAB. Copartnership Notice.

Tbe wide r4red bavs fonas-i a aadev tk. Srvi Bams of A. Brsaaaa A a. was aill tae asm' kusincaa li.rsto or esc-Is as BT Isls Sia 01 A I Brcaass, wul pal sd Uabiiius as4 thai Sub sa pren-atatioa. sow ABT't.

BtctbSAX. A BBBMJIAt A Ot. ALcriM U. bKUbfrsX. CLIMTON HOTEL 491 KUKMLIN lllMNe.ejAIXiOA Bavbas.

etraec. acBactsc Tans, al tac bo aaa era BLL A aav its f. UAAC talLll CO. BOOTS AND SHOES! a it AmKTeT. tVBoaeiatattcaUoa ptd raatooi Work.

MuTCHUl-SA WiHU.LAftU. BrptdlteCI 4 illfaf if ij WARD trmFcoim t.r. 4-tarw ft rxdoivl wrJ are itrl jxt at prtw A it Hov. corirrT Brown m4 -11 nlf of liur Tt X-W io TjTent tn ward at th cowintt Cnftif io im ta fl rrfjr War-S Comm.tfft. rMTt WARD -1V RwvtMi rWtrrf te taih 't aie ivta to tnrt Bal Ha at -n TrioraHay, t' at 1-M to cee flw-t mm rcm-'Tt txnnty C-nwnt, frf hcirl atb rtjHa'U PtMf (-mTr, S-p tti b-r jrvi, ai4 aifwj to i-f'i tee dt-Twirat t-- a ir Co tcllt pa ir-vm VWt 'x- p.m.

JOB. fKKfEK. Ward C-oxmiU. TOW5 SOT I fW CHil-I Tb Be-t-nt tea el-scttrw of te to-nj of fcfl! aF riuemll iut i the Chi i Cn5w Hoa ft. the at o'- f.

raoe flva 4ifmU9 to Ovant-oa at Jf rt, on eatw fi ve 1- to iuctj1 tn OefTify- CoriTfj-rion to tM Berhat4T, Sa dar. Zvlrmher ini tri act acb oibci ketvaUsW aa mar tf re? to oruer cfToMr.Odm.Ue, elector, of tnsBor rjeii'3l rvuvmrd (a at tt Tawt Hull, la ail liiwB.oa rtJjr. ibe i3th at o'etock F. for ib purple of ii. ftTe dHer to af-t-o4 tbe Cour.ty roneBtioti.

to he neii ia c'ty of rbaeer. fbs iSb iT.t. Aloto cboo- five to the Coooat on, wb-n ra ar4 tr.r act mra other lametM aa ia proper to eoate before tbe TT-t Iate. FeAJtelta, Srpt. 11th.

1rri- By order of Towi CoTomltteo. fWrmm TOIC. Tbe BepoMiran l'ctnr tbe town ferotoa a( r-5 to m-t at Sba w's Hl, ott Fr day, PpUicbrr Lk. at o'clock" P. to ebo tT to atud toe Diatrict to bo bidat lt ittafoid, a 0r.

-Veptiwr lth atao, 8r to a'tend the Connty CoBTtntion. Vj brld riarrooer 2M. and fire a to atKQd tbe AtM.emhy Convftttsoo when caiiexL. latea September ilb, -8T1. Byrerof Tow CnTgmUtoe.

Pn TS FOPP. Th iVtraTFliraa e.v-iore of tb tows of I ittaiord ar re aesed to at Pbvalx Hail, la acid town, oo Tbnrrday. bpVe-m -er at 1 u'ciook for tf parpoae of ebooaasx fira delegate to a ter4 tbe Dtetnfi cotiTefiti-s be be ai beme clare oa tb th ioaf- fiv de'eratea to attend nntT Con-rfBiiOC to b-ld at hieber oo tbe 2sa bat dl-jratee to attead tbe Aerot.y Convenitoe hen ea! ed, aod to mcb tvUier dosidcm a may eon. before ibe Bieetin. Bt oTdr of Tova CousiUeo.

Vtxtci Plttaford, Ito, U-Tl. Kj-rtaMsrin eiertrtr of tbe tow a o. GrMe ar rwaci'M to meet at wfitf Bote, oo T. Til 1ST Ix at 8 oViwk p. to a-Kct deterat-- to the Di-trict CoaTeotioo to be beM tfeireerporttae iy.a ut, fcapatMmA4ib, 1471.

GL4W. sjepS Cbairmaa Town Committee ty-wr- iirvRiVTr a Th Keoaellcaa ecion ol the towB of he eua are rcjiie t-a to et at Sraitb" MotH. Eaat Renir-tta. oo Frtdar, ttember 15teb. at o'clock P.

for the psrpoee ot clerUas Or dett'ea to the Bepatitcaa CQaiy onrentioo and n-e delf faierofcb of tbe Flrat AetiioiT tia- I TH, L. KKVRi'H. 1 wa HeBrletts.Bept. stb.lfm. tW ItepnhllcaB elctort of the 'ib oof Frls-tilon are rtsa.atea 10 meet st wetixlrs rto el V.

e.t KHehtoB. on Tbars 4sr. frenteoiber lth l-n. 1 sViocs P. 41 elect fie dIsstes to s't-Bl the Distnct oovestioa to he bed tn the villAce of imord.

oa BstutdsT. 8p. en her l-tn. siia. bts aihrrtr, evst- 4 10 s' tend tbe CVuolv Cone-nt oa.

19 h-Id at trie Coart Hoose, in the eity of Rochester, oa ratnrdsy. September 2d. 19T1. 4nd transact aoch otaar CU-ineta a. come sei re aoe accwDf.

I4tKlftpleuibex7th, lil. H.H HICKOT. WILLUa COBB. SiHlSI, KAT'iy. T't t.

mm 1 1 tea URGE ARRIVAL OF GENTS' FDENISH1M Q00D3 aNOTIOaX AND DRT GOODS, AT TBB WHOLBSALR HOBdE OF Beir, Stern Co. C6 3ULL STREET. CARRIAGES! TJTI HATH TOW BATO THB lArGR9T II aomreut to be fosae ia aay oa koaa ia vae Carted 6tatee. remr alxMt fverr vantr of pi4aiarr web'e're, Trora th ebeat7et f.osif te tae aest ecacb, ttenmtt itjioi now ia v-int, atiaia ae ta eacb tbe cigbret ee ot aertocuoa. Tbe follow lag axa a tew oi oar mot li-urel Landaulets Tbe detTjaTed for th! baettt ol farriaxe anvone tbe ealte, ia a aafflrUeal giVMiee lor tu Landaus Tbe taTorlte fatally eamte, awttabta for auauner aad Clarences I Tbe pmx excefleace for Btcreliif call i estr dr.Tc.

Conpd I Ts! arrlare. ae wjt cm atv1 ta Wee Tork lor ahop- ftiv and eailfiy airva for baakra and aaeccbaairt Dg to and from tbeir plaoe ot bulaa. Tbe moet cimitt1 eat farrtflT earriasre. bow beeotalag pope ar; nvade w.tb or wittoat 0 BriDr, to ae-CoirsXUoate fix praoa. tVeoe ere aiade iinht Car aaa or two boraes, aacomiaodaUiAC four peraoa.

aritptioa, or Uvery or Usot bBsneM Kepi oa baad or atade to orarr poeoibie aoi.ee. anil fane rw-ray parcaaarr nring at a dtatance to cont ai riiaiftp pTlce aad tjaality. tuiic eBTii la botb. Beiaf deeteaera aad wjaanfa'tarer we offer facil.tl't tbue wlxhtBsf to oraer earn of pecbDar co i iinirUoK, ee.ua. to aoy etaer eataMi-neat ia tbistsooatry.

L-ttera addraaae ta giwing ewarriDtioB of ramaaea repaired will BaVOM wit prompt aueaitoa. BaTtBS inTeat-Pd aad batAabed aew naeblaery. tnem aa ha aTer been atpl1-il to earriate maktrg; aefare raab'ea a to -n fro a to Ut rtaa OD eaca tbaa eaa be Ef pwsltorr aid Factory So. Canal street, Boeaester. spn-dcodi yT It FINE WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY Solid Sterling Silver, PLATED WARE.

HAY SKILLMAN'S. Watches oar Specialty. ChrBnograpbfi, Chremometen, LvTari, Tirciny atchea, Lxtdies' Watchefi, ioyi Wauhei! Sueh art end It Pfttritty erery itrmnger. EmeH tVatch mctnrantet on year, mi sold iAeruf JcagQeraiipn. Th ir arrant cmrer mrythitxg but tg-Itct or orritf gnd te molleii our ct4ioT to report ay thing that eame hrt of ueh representation.

Every tVaich lm BMOsi cartrully exapntneei by stir. MMa-y before otTtring it for tale. Thi precaution account for th inereas of tonAilenc tcith tchUh hace brtn tmorl in a steadily increasing trad. II irrtLOfTKIKT, BBnn.Its PoWSVB' BssA. epUVaOed to laat 1 1 1 BECK Sc MEYFR, CUMTOM Boot a.x2.ca.

Olaoo KMPOniUM, JTo. ST street, SICl OF THE tED BOOT. t. Baca. Uaiera pi P.

i. Bins NOTIOH. trtarr serBBiTBjmavTa Oma, I AtucaaHar. aaps. ISTl.

I Tb Paraet Caaamlttac wlU aa at rabas Asetl. i oa Tbsrs4ay Mtfilof, Seftealver 7tk, At I 'clock, ta Btoa oa tks west et Pep nolle a except Ui. atsllia aad tBa 144104- ataas thacsto. Tbs 4slc to ts44 blses sea IA pe-a4tMB, sad tn sarctiaai la raetT. tas ta.

41 1 Bj order of tas bUs.4 ComiBUtnc, taVTb abov. sate ts berabv pestaaasd "sttl Wadaas- daf Ss.p4ca.har UI'. at ta. ssta -oar sad 4 Sots basis. By araar ot tac Bat roiaai ties.

4apdtd -BsiCW BOOHS -Boar, of vteraui Ua Aip. Josa iv Tjaesll. LI D. The p-rieat. ky e.

wax Dst.l. A Ter.lbl leuptatloa bf Ctu. aVsde pevrs S3 caaat. Pink aad White Tvrsan ttsrrei HsarbsriAto1, At BTKbjJi AVKaY. latatr4t APkACTICAi.

TATISB ea tl aad Bar Bas ot bf teeo'ss at. Baard, A. i. M.y. as- A.

ii. SMAABSll, A. at. M.U. TKATH." Kl A IrEPARTIKS or THAI.

TRf PSPAST. V3t. A-row. Halt ax I BJ-. sscr-m iPJ.BAfn 4: at I.

n-t fi -Arc i is! As ta lfc tlii. 4vA -4, Ai a hi i nui aoa. i ft. Aeea 4" 1-W a at Ft ti 11 Kl. le- At Ft S-iep wM.t.fT WT A-fJ fl.l El A s- OH BI.OT ft jm ti Altl A cii --4 fit ta.

i At 4-15 a. Ft a fit K.r J-a ..) ft i5.m Tftl AHHtVIS, aaia b.ab. At r- A i-cotT-'mr I Ac- t-r a. s. i fj TV a-na.

Av At bt. i'ar l.x 1 j. p.m A '-oit. p. Atoi 4 Bslt fes ifej; LipreA roura clFTtL rix aoa.

a If Fa a V- Fx, 4.i I Hi a-. ovAKtvrra. A Te 4 if i i 4-5 HI Ia 7S 01 A- rattrBTl bcja. a -e 4 4riftt 4vn. tun CiiSI F' rwifT-r-1 flprc4 HoMl I14 9.

WITT 1TB ITT tILt rs ia aa; ton'! 1b I J54- 14 bj tfl47. ft'lrt' 4Ji7ir 1f PnTn1! bB'ld'4J. l-Braia rrr Mh4KiV4' hr.4. Rkeaanjr trft H4 rTfefr lisjjJTij. tr4.

vfrtMH-lAlh. 4t I 10 tftj-4 dlf4t4 4 09 ml r4nmA)4T4A. A'plAajHrr I 1 Wr4 iU 44Wl t4 4l4J4i4, 4afl tt MW-ywrnfflfl t4t E(-4Jif b4 D4 VridAJ -TnrpBC 4.CB vara jamis star, rrwidsB. lrt jl m)di tl 7 Bialrlrt on rroClois. l-vi ar rtiiBm 4 to 4n OB bb 1 ta4 4 OBTeotJoB ti Bt tB PBnpB'T ir.

the fits 4. on tfe 1n DAT or finiUBB, Bt II oVloc IT Ier4i to ti iuppc'-JhrAa Sl4t BB BdJCtB rmti 4B1 trna' aara olI.r Baamcaa aa my IW Dtntto4. la1 lal, hr.L JWr BAU.OCK. UiAtnct Cismitte. Third taBetnblr DlrI- onTpntlon.

Tb Ret Elowt. at at thit Inauict arc rcqnaatBd to Fi Irjrg4ra froat eacB toTi to attead a C.oarenilni to piH4m BiBOBTir, at i B'BlBk JBIPAT. TUB tST-B IAT OF 6EPTIMBEK ItftT.U; rlect lra'B-e tiiB RFaaiteaa Star and (ew K-aa. ACMt W.B. 1S7I W.

a. liAIL PUR. Inatnst CommliKi. Artrnla Judicial Dlatrlrt oarf Btlon. 1r VryoV-HcBB e'wrtcTB of th 4TeraJ BOOBtlra com-i-ig fr wftlt jBtlitrlai IlMrlf ar reiaoated to r4onv trra 5rH 47 ta from eh Aai jip-y Diwtrtet.

to aitrftd C'irTBTit'OB hBrrbf apioifitd to bB acid at tQ I ovrt Potn re tar TlttaffB of C4Badai4TBB oa DAT. TB rr Iff at 11 oci a. at, f. Hi' psrBOac of Bozaioa 'In a caodtdarc for tae ffra of Jatl of the fiaprema Coart. a4 to traoaact 4BOB tBACv4.4 44 IBBf Com bfor tBB COBTefiUOB' R.

A THdM AS. J. H. I AMP. J.

II L. OTT. JOB. OILLBTTB. J.

uii 11 tm.snt, tv. M. OitMxiLlftT. iiHT It. lliatric4 Cwaim li.4.

Brpnbllran oinlf loatCBllon. Tbb dctorBof ib acrrHpiL th C'BBintf of Moarot 4Dd tmB In tb-it'ol RaeBeBtar ara rccoatilad tond Klr4 ZBlBTaBCB to a mtj Ci4.TBcUo4.le WlKldatihB Cltj Ball, la BoessAtar. oa KATUbUAT. SIPTBbIBBB a. 1871.

at o'cioak A. 4X for U14 Bitrpoaaof BaBdlj4'4 far I ona-r atfcera. va b4 aaapartad at tba aoaB itx alacii 3n, aa4 aAnaAt aacA ataer aaal4ea4 44 atJ aosaa baiof Hk4 COBTBLClOV. Kb eaorter. enptarobT tta.

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t. W.OD, w. PALHBR. B. KKJHMU.fD, II.

K. CB1T tt, C. B. H. i B.

WuITBUCIt. CauatF Cautrait.tfa4ailt'aa. C1TV AND ViCliKIXJf. Tawa Talt. An ajljaurufil n.fytitix of Ike common ooan-1 i r-rrotiig.

Th woer trrm mru to-dy in the common couocil cbamtx-r. A iru jf-itir t4 ar about to iiiii'la we no. r-ftaud lr A of tbe Wiliiams corpa. I'ublir acfaoul Diuubrr 17 will reaJj Wpilnt for th rrrrtit of the pupils of the eerroth, eighth and Diulti grad'a. The M-ro horror in York faaa made aitapkioaa of rierj trunk whiiih 1-a not aaitjll aweet.

TeAtrrday on of the raJNroad men ait the Central dfot lieUi-t-J a bad odor anaiitg traay aj jiiece of baggage, and thinkiDg the corpse et another uofortunate Uoaile waa en iu rela be got depot officer Knrk to 0K the trank. and it was foand Uib atuell artiae from a dead fish and aoiled clothing. On Satnnlat- nijrbt polireman Cole saw a hi. re with hatter attached walking in Darul VpUtu a Trd on Jat atreet. He notified Mr Gitia, and that gentleman on looking the prroijfcre OBerwiih the officer found another borae bad been on tied and left in the stable.

No one was found in the premises, bat a mat was Been waikiag by the house by Cole a short tame before the horse was foand loose in the yard. chap was 4oubtteas preparing to rua the animals off Dot was rn terra tod by the approach of the polioeman. Kavabtteaa rAtasa KaMlertal Aaaootallea. Tlie ulliran State Editorial Aaenciatton will aueet in riBraecaeon the iask Ib- Biortant boMBese wiil be trabsaweed. The or- gaaiiaauou of the aaeoeiaiioB will be perfected.

a ad taeaixirea imuatcd calculated to prouioto rmnwti interee ta. A full attendance is eam- eaalj urged. The hour and plaoe will be uaaucd hereafter. By ardor 8. IThiimwiK, 9creury.

I'EKaoHAi. eatrruay we were pleased to see to the streets Special Contity Jadjie t'eorge XI. Rawco, who baa entirely recovered from ttia loe- sod acTere illaeee. He will be able to tt nd to his duties in a few days The publie a-tll hear this seas with genuine satiafsction. ATAL 41 I.BATB Of FliXI SlLSBT.

are informed by dispatch that Frank i4Ukt, sea of Mr. Sllsbj, steam fire engine toaiaufacturer at Seneca Kalis, was kill ad Caaandaigua as 7 o'clock laat evening by being ma over by a freight train. farther partisa- lers are not Warned. ATHWtts-A OJaaJK-rioa. We published yowsritlav morning a communication aaaceraing the Athenasoia and Mechanics association with the aik'Ualure of the eoretarv, C.

L. Fredea- bnrg, attached. The roBimunicatio naaiieo; ta by a gentlemen supposed to be re- cpoaxble, but neverthelcae it appears that Mr. Fcedetiburg was not tbe author of the article, never authorised any person to sign his name. and knew aoibtng abuat it till be aaw it in pnut.

air" ia sbarefure not rc- cpaMible for ai.ythiag that appealed is the ronintunicctuun, except that the raaolution it coo- taincd was aaattd by the directors some time aro and was given correctly. Aitaaeruj ta a tatsui or aoaaaai. De tectives Rugers and Browa arrested yesterday aiternaoa Mrs. Ma2iey, keeper of a boarding baaa A V-4 Mala, slraet, Delia Clark and Mrs. Mrg4i-rt Kkiitett, boarders ia Mrs.

Malo-SM-j's houac, en a charge of robbing one Hugh Met ef on night. The evi dence weut teahow that McCaan, who has beel a tempei-aite man fur twe years psal, visited the huuee, and tbcB draiik bisadf stupidly drank. bile ui this ootid. then his aaoney was aakea trwaa hi hi. The parties aeetued of tbe reubery were ceuemitim lor further vxaaaineiie.

Thb it Esmrrr HtunuT Kmmeu Hal- hart, for three years as engraver toe ftuBdartia it MeAllieu-r, died at aha Kathben Hottsa, Klmira, a the tilt. He waa aauat to furm Mrtaiership ia buauBeaa, and went New fork fur gewda. He returned Tueadajr eveniag and died Wednesday morning at tbe age of twenty. three, oegea tun ot tkw braia was tbe allrared aaaae The n-aau were eared tor by bene a teatprranoe lodge Belli removed to 1 ruusBsberg, N. hia native residesoe.

Mr. Hulbort was biithly eatoeaaed iu this city, as assay will testiiy. lAnceeaed waa formerly a mesLbrr of Exeekuer lodge, LO.Ct.T- Twe a(- ti.Bx-r at Moot Horn Tba Union thinks U.at a want ef caterpnae was ahewa by Ibe Desuoerat sad Chronicle ia not publiahiag a euneet account af the acaadeat at Meant Hope oa Sunday The information about this I accideat waa farutahed by ea-police- 1 nuaa Bebaad, wbc waa at leading the funeral, and whe the etirrenre. He made the statements, which appeared in this paper, positively, and being a xuaa who baa often given tcformauon to the ymm ef the city while aa there was every reason to believe that hia vennoa of the a flair was cot rat A Hie statosaeau wereeea-aAdered reliable, and were preferred to those of parties who were interacted to makiag tbe eo-currebce ef little importance. The report was givea ea such kind of information as the Union and eicry other paper receives daily, and lbs Ieoorrat and CKroniele Rptarter waadeeive4 in this instance) aa the rerorter of the Uaiwa him been many times heretofore.

TIIE TillXO rou Misses ui LaSs kMn SclioeL rni( 10 Cents and $1.09. STVAUA: isV AVE It 57 State Street. SOTjH agents. w. Oood 9eool Paper 4es Qntr Fins Freoch Fsper, fitamped in ra tr.lor.

itkotit sr. im nn witii in te. GEO. GOULD, SON Arc POLE A tilAiT" for Rochester of Patent Preyed Metallic Heel WHICH BXCELS ALL OTHERS FOR BEAUTl, ILEGACK, COMFORT and Eco.vo.ny It te lljjhter tbaa leather, atroager aod more aerrire-able, better haped aod far at ore ornament al tbaa it ta poee.ble to make a leather heel. It wear area all arotrnd, tbna pre-veatlBA- tbe coaa ter (which It wpportB? Udo rnoiurf oTr.

It applicable alike to the fleet and iha commoneet work. It as ay be pat oa by mBrAfac-rtrr ra wbea tbe eoe la betra; made, or by retadera (after iemoyi3( the leather eel). MirrAIsxLIC late Part and New Tork eeneatioa bt fbe aew Pa teat M-taltia Kapreaa Beela lor Ladlfa' aad Miaare Booca. Tbere baa aerer beee aaytbiBa; to aqaal tbee heele ta elejfaa-ce. beaaty, economy, comfort aod darab'Uty.

Tba Metallic Heel baa beea adopted by a'l the lealn Caaboaable aboe bottfea ia tbi try. Tba Emprea Heel adds wou-ler-faJIy to the appear ace ot erea theeAomaioQeat boot. Hew Tork. NO MORE RUN DOWN SHOES Tba top or bottoa ta a eombUattoa of avtal and letatber. and may be toraod aroaad at pleaaare, tbaa preacrrtaa aa evea alkiar lortaoa, effectoally aMTir-tsg aiaiiat rua-OTer aboea.

Ask for Shoes with the Pressed Metallic Heels. FOB AJUS IS KOCHESTTB OSLT BT GOULD, SON The larrcst Eetail Skoe Kstab bbaaB ta th ctty. Gents' Department 16 State street. LADIES' PAULOB, 3 and 5 Place. 41 S-dey I GREAT SALE OF BOOTS ana SHOES FOB THB KBIT TIII11TY DAYS H.

F. Van Dake's, 34 uzrr.tLo STKEET. 6 en Hemes "4 Sera; Price Albans Coaureaa Cnv44 B.ilA Bull Oxford Ties Creoles Battoa Gaiters Call Aibert'a, Coarcaa Oa isra 6ost All A-a'or CA.f XloOB 1 IS) a 5s Ot 44 JU JB 4 5 do i 1 ts aa 5 Kip Boots Lsdlss Ser- B.ei4.'""". ved Sllgtra, rarpat Wei 4. CoesresA Oalters.

peeea to kfarle ABtom.ua si a) to aa st ber. Foils, iiuota. i ts to tl Buuoa, ttauti at Cblldeea's afcoca, la .17 color, tram tee to ,2 pair Mow bt tb. tlm. to ret baraslaa la tb i.e..

1 48B boaad to close obi bit lara-e4toK ofprin sad Sammer foods without radar to prieea. LsU Ou4 aaa 4ccmrs craat DargaiA st H. F. VAN DAKE. 34 BuflTalo Street, taalVdey I A-1 ew Hardware Store 49 STATE STREET.

OLD tTASB or (4TECL1 4k ATIET. I. oriD reepeetrally aaBOnaee ta te eittseiiB af ItdAcbftfr aad tbe public fuoaraily. tttat 1 have ata-t very eakMi't altrrauooa aad toap a ta ta above tuorr-, tvo At it tor t' purpoaa of ef btiaeaa. aavd tsbat I dcaifa to kep a fe ock of the toll ttrovua: CAlUUAOii AJ(D WAUOJI MAJUClaa' Hardware Trimmings awaat Wood Work.

Babe, tkjsa. Ajtloa, bprliscfa, Iroa, Ac. BLACKSMITHS GOODS, Aad Too la et all k'adt, Eoras Sboea, Bora It alls. Awe -A tall Ha ef klark.ale' Tools, Muasa balldars' oada aad Tm mtars ta 4 est Taneiy. w.ta las lAoasaad sad oaa article last a.sa.

ap uaa Ux 4 of a Srst-sissa Hsrit-war Store. wMek I bmsb to aril at tha Lowest U.ins Bsisa aaa wltt a aVWrmiastia to Osal lalrtf artta all. 1 baps to rscatvs a auere at ta pablls pasroaa. CLARENCE ASHLEY. (ecdej 1 1- Great Reduction In tne Prices of HARDWARE TBB SrBttftKiBKR Bavin aVtoivst4 to mHriMPT rbaDfc hie bua mym.

aal ta drrto iWitiai tbe iota, wul for atiwn Ubw out Ber nrw mi om sVaaBx. Will TiT a abSM BBTW tw UKT aaoaaiaabf SDELFAiD MISt ELL ISEOrS GOODS all tba saaal vanaucs af Ilatiaa Trlmatlaxa, fa raw era' aast Me ckaalct' T.sl., Table aast furket lattery a very large assortnaettt s-Ketaaora, Mt ea rs, Hvsiseliwlsl 4 tcatslls, lateal are, Ar. All la csd af bbt of tks bKotc e'aac of xods, or tits to bvso, wul Sad tt lo thstr sdvaata. ta aaske tsir psrei-sse. aribtb prs-sot oppoct ia.1 a.

ta. riKxH will offr.d st i-i-rn ttsir 4aia la a var, saort tUua. HENRY T. ROGERS. 7 aa.

63 Baffala-st. plldbd MorKT ASHlSuTl.t vt.J't'SV? 2 Kipsditioa r- i Onl.lc nook tor ta- Es'oer Cot ot JTew tra-iaa Ksstaaa's WkiM Moaatva Ho aula asitioa, at UAVaUtoWla. 1 to F. at. ssMtocr's.

D.i'1 be HaBBbed. Tbe place to get year soi'ed garment eleaued, or your faded of eo'ored. without ripping or shrinking, is at p. MiH eoruer of riatt street. Tbe.

beet establishment oat of New York city. See advertisement, eepS-dtf prismatic shirt. What is it sepll-2t New fail, attlxa. A Urge liosof Freacb flowers, father, ribbons. Ate now in store at J.

Fast at Co. 'i, t4 State street. Gormly's, 55 State street, bave bow in store a larte assortment of gents', ladies' aud hild-ren fall underwear, which tbey are selling at prices tbat defy competition. Give them a call 1 Priematie shirt. sepll-2 I-rosnKirrs at Mr.

Hora Cbubtbbt. Tbe number of interment at Mt. Hope during the week ending September 9th was eleven (11) and the diseases were a follows 1 lid Blr.k 4'OBSQRlptlOtt Conval4loBS 1 1 Maata Opiam 1 Old tri I S- ftauiiia: of Brain. 1 tVkoopLbat 1 Tbe number of Interment at tbi cemetery duriag tbe corresponding week of last year wa twenty f20. His Hxl E.

Phxi.p will organise a CTLAAB BOB HLBaa Dt SIGHT BBAJHNO) A5D SISQCO September 23d, 1371. For terms application Ban be made at room 134 Powers's block. Sep7ew Fifty bales of sheeting opened at Brenner's this meraing. Too csa buy sheeting for three cents per yard less than at any other bouse iu this market at Bronner's, 79 Main street. Sheeting Sheetings Sheetings great bargains at Bro oners.

Go and sec the one yard wide sheeting. Go and see tbe 5-4 sheetings. Go and see the 6-4 sheetings. Go and see the 7-4 sheetings. Go and see the 8-4 sheetings, Go sud see the 9-4 sheetings.

Go and see tbe best value in every kind of sheetings in this eity at Bkos.vbe's. seprSdtf 79 Main street. Notice. All members of Rochester eity lodge O. G.

T. are requested to attend the regular meeting Tuesday evening, September 12tb, 1871, as tbe final arrangements for the picnic will be made. Members of other sister lodges are invited to be present. Fbeiiekick P. L.

M. G. Rochester, Sept. 11th, 1871. sll-d-'t Henderson's bncha is the beet.

Trra fali. tbjldb. Large additions in the stork of dry goods are bow being made by onr merchants for the tail and winter trade. Soma have already received large invoices, while others are assorting ssd selling off their stock preparatory to filling in seasonable goods. While a number ef oar out-ot-town merchant go to New York city to make their purchase.

tbe larger number, we believe, fiod that Roch ester offers inducement fully equal in point of quality and prices of goods to New York, and then thus secure a very great advantage in tbe saving of time and freight expense. The dry goods bous of Messrs. A. Brennan St Son, 36 Bute street, offers advantages tbat are unsurpassed by any boose ia the eity. This enter prising concern import tbsir own goods.

Their wholesale department ia stooked with every thing in tbeir line, which tbey offer the trade at New York price. Goodtyllh, AH wool coats for $5. 09 at SrokJts At Fbrmah's. jlyWfEttc C. J.

Wood's dancing academy opens for papiej Semtember 23d and 23d. Soirees commence September 26tb; ladies' evening class, September 28th complimentary soiree, September 15th and 16th for former pnpils. See eiroular at Darro w's, Mackie's, Sba 's and at the academy on days of tuition. jt tt Thb Fanners' and Mechanics' National Bank will pay grx ras cbitt. interest on deposit remaining thirty days from of deposit lo doit of fUhdrmal.

Five per cent, on daily balances snd basiness accounts tbat do not require discount. Will Issue cenfleale of deposit bearing four per payable on demand. dcxjadTodtFlf. Thomas Raxbbs, Cashier. ri.x.'.sATT furnished or unfunrUhed rooms, with board, also table board, at 69 Monroe street.

Street cars pase the door. e9dtf Dtsbstebt. The only sure cure for dysentery, cholera and cholera morbus, is Dr. Smedley's celebrated dysentery cure, whioh is sold by all druggists. Every family should bave this remedy in the house.

Aug. vXM5G CLASSES THB BCSIXESS U4ITBB1ITT will be organised or. Monday evening, September 25th, when the most thorough instruction will be afforded yoang gentlemen and ladies ia bookkeeping, penmanship, commercial arithmettc, and English grammar. The classes promise to be larger than ever before. se7 Fob SAt-B.

One Hoe's double-cylinder press ia good order, will print a sheet 29x46. Price $3, 000. Apply at this office. iylSVltf COVET RECORD. Coart ef Appeal.

Alb AST, Sopt. 11. Present Hons, aantbrd Ch arch. Chief Justices Allen, Oraver, Peck ham, folger, Andrews and BapaUo. Tac roUowts Is tha Bay calendar tor September Lttb Kambsrs tat.

Sat, Sat, tiS, tla, tat, S3, SM. ea bit Cart and Ceart ef sVeasieae Jale Feller aad Aaseclate Jastlcea Sherry aad Kimball, PrssldiBB. These co arts met jasterday. The (Brers were callsd sad worn-la its criminal calendar, th eas of Job Hamgaa, Indicted for aasealt with latest te kill, was pot ever te tb Hovambsr tsrm. Aaa Bowea tadlstad for keeping a disorderly boase, waa arrabrasd aad pleaded (auty.

Oa premiss of breaking ap bar bwttassa bar seatseee waa aospeaded. HanrK Swart was fined fifty dollars tor kesplasr a disorderly bona. She paid 14 a fins. Kaxma Foot plead 43 not gadty of vtolsdag th axels law. Trial pat over ts tarn.

Bdward B. Hail forgery. Cass ever tbs term. esorgc Kaosterer sad Jaha slenay ladlcted far as-44 alt with intent ta kit. Ovr tbs term.

Ib tbe elvB eaieadar tb cats of George Wsesaaai, svpla, vs. Hosaar Moor, raep't. Bottled. atarvt S. ous.

rsBpt. vs. Marrltt OaUy. applt. Over tbs term moUoa el defendant's eo Basel.

Asa Laonsrd, roap't. vs. BoolnAOa p. Oarrlsoa. applt.

Over ta tens. Isaac Antrim vs. Jobs C. Ysn Epps Orerthc term. Jobs Wruikt, reap vs.

Bfaa Worthing, applt. Over ea parsaaat ot costs. Jacob B. Babcock, raap't, vs. Jnatba Lsoaard, applt.

Fasaa. Kdwaid Coadis vs. Ktobsrd Fryers. Over tbs term. Hiram Dety, app lt, vs.

Frederick Boot, raap't. Over the term. Cbnatlsa Millar vs. Charles Sellsr. Oa trial.

DIED. GATBs-Oa tcsnoralng af Bes. lttb, at lbs rasl-44ioi ol ber brctuer, be. St. Ciatr sireat, alartsua Uataa.

VT rensxal tc-stvrrew (Wadaasaay) morsiag, at 1H cviosk, treat He. Bt. Clslr street. BAI At Boms, oa SnadsT moralng. tbs ttk last.

Rev Albert (i. Ball. D. paator tb Third Praaer-tsnaa caarca, a- 44 jsara, 4 aaaBtb aad dara. gge- Faasral t-ar tTwsadsF.l st tc'eloak P.

at tac Thn-4 PracsvtotaacbarcasaTeBtnlc street. Fnaads eialavttsd ts attead. PBatlA Oa the Bteratng ef er. Ittb.tmBia wife ef Bear Basaaa, aad dauaiv ef aUra At aad bUaarvs Psrsaaa. Cv- Katie et fsaersl asreaftar.

THE OLD AMD RESPONSIBLE D. LE ART'S DjfiBg and Clf MIS TUl.l 11.UI1.XT Tvt Iftiaxr yard Wort of ffw Tort Ctttrat iteilroftil riwAwt. Ob Mill Ctrr Ym.vL towB' MAtm, looanTii, Tt rw-pniAttioB Dibit try Mow mwem -m hmm oieif ooarrtcxfwii our ek, ai" mi (Ju aDii efA itim ot wiaia-, to vk4 U9 pttblto ISo a will. imnr i a tn 1 1 1 UTt AkittMktw ta lti eouuf. cm do aov iHWiBMi rhrfiiii lit.

at ta aaa priiwk irotja aa Cr. ttruali, Cattamer b4 a. f4 Oi briLl i4o'e4 auu.f rixm 'ZKut lejktf-y Ua cokr. Aiaw iavHob aad WfM4ea 4 eoird nfaAjttt ttppu. at rr Ai, Kta ao4 K.

11 aVKrV e.ri d-Bxt. mu tswaJ or toa boo, of wvi9 4wCTnpco 6ri a4 colorm. aatl alrtiitkB.1 vttk BdsAaWa1 fcc irica, er rioat4bi Urm-" OtXHAa dvt-4 Btart'k H017 aisd rrtlaT. AH mutotfU rtt-fM- UI iwOl ItCiVM. 4VA4 aaa Pl'JfWM.

Add4s t' IfiAbT.atIB street, Ibwaestsv T. Piatt street. asviAoef Bersri fr Sal. nnBava in. amis, at tbs rartdaaeas of besatsT CoTBera.

BiglHSBA Wastaea rioe. x44 Aatoa Ufceai ses vmm au 'staisad BlacS oslal aiitaja tub Out ii Msurbed Bay a.e4. St jasra Jld, isuTb- asOA tsa listebad Pair fuaMBBts, SsLT i ls ssaca irfsat bo ar BkW Bsf ar blsct.ABJ larg slss- vbbwt Beat wa. 411. VtfaJh asaiidsauia a iiumbi.

not IK ey at 144 ttars tAeeBsvy i 1 Thwtw Bias, $ii tee Haft. S1.S Dr.ftta Boa', see: Oat Ut OM a ef this ctty sfJr, it-, is lss aLarsa.6 ibaarir s-a, ItWved mAV p. -JlBt4A vjat- Town C'aacaa. Riga. The Republicans of this town held their eaurus on Saturday, and elected tbe following delegates to the Spencerport convention: J.

W. Craig, J. U. Adams, G. Ii Davis, H.

C. Mattooo and Charles Harford. ranriEU). At tbe Penfield eanens, A. 3.

Clark. C. N. Leonard, William Fellows, Daniel Fuller and Abner JT. Brown were elected delegates to the Pitteford convention.

Eochksteb W'atkh Womi Cost We noticed some time since the action brought by tbe Union Trut Company of New the Kocbrster Water Works Company. At a sjeial term of the anpreme court a receiver was appointed in the person of John C. Birds-eye, of Brook vn. The order also recites the condition of the wooden pipea, part of which were placed in the trenches and then left ia-eovered, and the remainder equally endangered from the fact that no water baa been let into them; that in tlie course ot a few years, if left in iu present state, it will have rotted away that tbe pipe laid, seventeen miles, baa cost about $225,030, which will prove a dead losa nuless the property is at once put into the hands ot a competent person empowered to take such steps as may be necesf-ary in the premises. The order farther provides that the holders of tba bonds be required to advance such soma as may be necessary in preserving the wooden pipes, all moneys so raiaed to be expended under the order and direction of the court.

Accompanying the order ia a circular, the most important points of which we append aa showing what the intentions of tbe plaintiffs are. N'bw Tobi Cttt, Sept. 6. 187L The attention of the holders of -the bonds ef the Kocbester Water Works company, known as the gold bends, dated May 1st, 1K69, and which are sec a red by the mortgage given bv that company te the Union. Trust company of New Toi as trustee, dated May 1st.

136J, to secure 000. 00 of bonds, is called to the terma ot tbe accompanying order appelating a receiver of tbe property of tbe Kocbester Water Works Company, dtc Arc. Tbe order was obtained in the cause in which it is entitled, which waa brought to loreclose that mortgage. Before the bringing of that suit, another sail to foreclose the previous mortgage given to Mam ford Si Whitney, aa trustees, to secure the bonds known as tba currency bonds, come ot wbicb still remain ontsuxuiinc and unexchanged, had been commenced. Other suits were threatened, aud one suit had been commenced, against the Union Trust company to compel them to pro-teed to the foreclosure of the mortgage given to them.

Ihe facta concerning the present condition of tbe Kocbester Water vYork Company are stated in the first part of tbe foregoing order. From these tacts it will be obvious that; unless the line of supply pipes of the company which is of wood aud has been laid at si ex pence of aloul 000, 00, which ia about Seventeen njiks in length, into which water bas never been introduced, part of which has been laid for aoout tour years, other parts ot whioh have been laid for about year, some ot which has cever been covered with and the whole of wbicb may, in its preaeoi conaiitn, be rapidly decaying can be saved, tbe other property of the company, with its franchise, will oe veiy much diminished in value. To relay this line of supply pipe will involve a large expense, pioUibly amounting to $300,000 or $4)3, 000. would, thttvlore, be probable that the property would be purchased only by those able and willing to aavanoe at least lhat sum of money to re-lay this line of pipe, should it be necessary, before any return from their purchase could be boped for. If.

however, this line of wooden supply pipea can be successfully tested, and water can be introduced through tbe same so as lo show that it need not be re-laid, ir. is obvious that a much better price can be obtained at tbe foreclosure sale, aud a much larger dividend paid upon the bonds secured bv tbe mortL-arre in suit. With a view to obtain tbe funds to make this espe nn tent, the application for the receiver waa made to include a provision, giving those who should ad vanoe monev in oruer to introduce water into the pipea and protet-t the property, a lien lor tbe moneys thus advaaoed, prior to all other claims oa tbe fund to be produced bv the foreciosnre sale, except the ex penses of the action. The language of this por tion oi tne oruer was careiuuy irauaea by tbe court; and the condition that tbe money, when advaceed, should be expended by the receiver. under the order ana auection ot tne court, tor this particular purpose, before any such priority should be obtained, would seem to protect the rights of any bondholder who might not be able or willing to contribute for that purpose.

It is necessary that conoert of action should be arrived at between the holders of all the bonus ss to the making of such advance, as well aa to tbe course to be pursued when the property is brought to sale. We earnestly hope such sale may be obtained during tbe present season. 'Ibe experiment ot introducing water into the pipe niuat also be made beior the ooai- meweemeni of the next winter. tbereiore riven tbat a meeting of all Demons holding tbe bonds above mentioned will be held at our office, in the building of the r.quitable Lite Assurance Society, No. 120 Brvadway, New Turk city corner of Cedar stre-t), room No.

47, on tbe lath day of September int. at 12 aa. tor tbe purpose of mu tual eonsul'ation, and to obtain eoncert of actkm in reference to the advance of money to tbe receiver, and the course to be pursued at the foreclosure sale. BlBDABTS Sl CbOABT. 120 Broadway, room 47.

TUB UBKBaBO Nit OfrtCB CABB AQAtH. Ibe Union of yesterday reiterate the statement that the Democrat and Chronicle's report of tbe Geneseo post office ease was inaccurate, and Justine itself sucking to the assertion oa the ground tbat somebody told the editor that the report was badly mixed. The Union tried to bave somebody write a commuuiea lion correcting the errors and that somebody found it woald he toc much Labor. Well we think so too. We happen to know who took the testimony of the ease, and we can safely cay bnt one iodiridaal could fornUh tbe testimony in such shape a to correct errors if any were made.

The examination commenced sometime before IS o'eloek in the day and lasted until nearly 11 o'clock tbat Bight, and during those hours not a line of toatimoey was written by any representative of the Union. A live newspaper would bave bad somebody at the examination. The direet testimony of tbe first witness waa taken from the commissioner's minutes. and tboce mrnotec were written oat and were as full and correct as the eoumiartoBer bimscli could make then. The balance of the testimony was taken by the Democrat and Chronicle re porter, aud it was aa tree froaa aay imports at error a any testimony, act taken steaographie-allv.

the Union ha ever published. Tb Uuloa can't possibly know where uapartaat error are la the evidence, so instead of praUng glibly about a matter it doe not onderataod, it bad better employ its informant to write that eommnnieation, correcting the error which ha alleges were mad. If tbey were important or of a vital character, the partie interested would doubtless bav had tbe corrections mad in the paper ia which the error appeared. No such request baa been made at this office. The uion's apology for giving unreliable report te tbe public is very transpareBt.

That paper would tike te have people believe that nothing but what is correct and rekahie appears ib iaa column. HOKSB Kimtr, BT tub cabs. -A aceidant Thappened yesterday evening at the Piatt street eroaeiog es? tbe Central railroad, by which a bene beieegrag te a lessaster Basaed Stewart was killed. Stewart waa driving bis bsaat which wa drawing a grain wagoa toaded with wheal and approached th crossing from the west aa tbe Charlotte train wa eotaiag is. He could aot see the train and tailed to observe tb agriutB.

Just as tbe teas reached th track the driver saw lis car, aad perceiving it would be impossible to eroas tan backed ap the horses at the tame time turning them a rapidly a possible to the side. But the aneve-BMBBt wa too late, the engine aarark one of tbe bons fatally injuring the animal. Tb teamster waa not hart neither did tb other horse sustain rojary. Th tongue of th wagoa wa bmkra. Stewart says hi first Uea wa to tea.

Had he attempted this, it would ia ail hkeliheed, have coat bint hia hf. cnpliirea ta regarded as one of the mont eravatel character. At tne same time there is a reaction plainly observable, towards the oj-eite e.iu-cme e. a unity upon the of siihiectin? eonscieiice to an miailiule earthly bead. it is verv obvions to thoe who eo back of the sinsof the times to their principles, that the Protestant world bes arrived at a noint ia a i-i-iod of schism, where the reaetion in favar of unity takes a ilouMe direction, one towards a uaitv in an earthly bca-isbip over (i.xi'j faent- ane.

another a unity of indiBereuce towards rem ntial truth or tLe uuity of sceptical charity. This may suffice. But the editor had the sat isfaction to know that tbe spirit of the notes appended met rr. Hall's approval, and twe or three may well be added to this notice, a a voice to all of oa who shall unite with reverent affection at his obsequies. Onr confusion, perplentv, errors, weakness.

aclaitbfulneea ou this aiseipline and other erest point ot CbrisQan order, we owe to our scbtam': which, if they have not banished the doctrine, have nearly obliterated the sense of the church's nnitv. See Be v. J. M. Mason, D.

D. complete works, vol una page 11. Vve talk of the catbolis church ol her nnitv of be character of ber prerogatives and yet act as if these were unmeanio? terra -l and all we bave to say of ber an tale tele. Ibid. p.

341. one year ot leve will do more toward aetunr us mnmallv nebt when we are wrour. than a millennium of wrangling. p. 314.

ivt na lav aside uiazmae. Ibe antiDithiea and collisions at evangelical churches form tbe moat warfare which tbe devil has con to ved to kindle in our miserable world. Ibid. p. J1A slattes mm tbe Death ef Rev.

Dr. A. Hall. The followioj reaolations were passed at a rseeticg of tbe association of miuisters of this city en the death of Eer. A.

G. Hall, D. D. pastor ef the Third Presbyterian church. In view oi the endden removal by death of Kev.

ii. Hall, D. D. Keaolved. Klnt That wo.

members of the ministers' association of Koehester, do lament with profound sorrow an event whiob brings to na tbe sundering of so many tender, endear in uea. tieeolved. Second That we in his death tbe loss not only of an honored servant of Christ, who by his talents, piety, faithfulness and lose: career of uefubie.a, has conspicuously adorned the Chiietiaa church, but a triend whose eympatbiee were warm to every appeal and who by his cordial and fraternal beariu; and marked catholicity of mind bas sained a place in our carts which the wmiu years will never obliterate. lieeolved, 1 bird That we sioeerelv extend our condolence in this dispensation so freighted with sorrow to his lamny aud to the church who for more than a quarter of a oentury have been favored with the prayers and labors of so tender and loving a shepherd, and trut that abundant convolution may be ministered to them from Him who has abolished death and quickened our faith by the pruepect of a glorified immortality. Keaolved.

ourtn i bat a copy of these res olutions be traaojtted to the faUiily of the deceased, to his late church aud also that t'ley be published the eity papers. uy oruer ui tue association. A T4Dd Beal rarraa Tharaday The Mr-Reea ef rtltabara; and the Baaakees ef alt a 1 a ta raw aa tba river. Throngh tbe efforts of some gentlemen of this city who bave a taste for aquatic sports, ar rangements have about been completed for a race between the McKee oiew of Pittsburg aud the Banshees ot Buffalo. Telegrams have been received from each of the above mentioned crews to tbe effect that tbey will row a two mile race on the Genesee river on next Thursday afternoon.

Tbe Pittsburg cra-x will stop here on their way home from Saratoga. The hour fur the race ia not yet ed it will be remembered that at the Buffalo regatta tbe Banshee crew met with an accident and tbe McK.ee crew took the prise. The Buf falo people entertain a good opinion of their crew, and were inclined to believe that had tbey not met with any mishap they would have been victorious. This is an excellent opportunity to settle this disputed point on neutral waters and oa a verv fair course. This will be tbe best boat race ever witnessed in this eity, and it should at- tiaet general attention.

A purse will probably be tuade np for tbe contesting crews. (rtit Hot sa Ma. EraTa mncBPTi.ia Last Bight the opening entertainment of Mr. Kddy a engagement at the Opera House took place. A large and kindly andience assembled to isree him.

He chose, very wisely we think. lor liie first evening, John Banitu'a celebrated play of "Damon and Pythias." This drama ia tcunded upon the old familiar story which has paused into a preverb. The purpose of tbe flay is to exhibit the nobility of manly friendahip and tbe sanctity of Butoly honor. The theme is a fine one, and it ia well handled. The play abounds in strik ing situations and is adorned with many beau- tiiul senumenta.

It is perhaps the most popular though not tbe ablest of the Author's works. Me other drama is greeted with such continued and heartfelt applause, when deeenUy put upon the stage. Laat sight tbe excellence ef rap-reacnlauoa was in with the excellence of the piece. Tbe general east of characters was good. Miaa Peterson aa Jftrmiom did well.

Miae Hamilton aa CafaaiAs was repeat ed. applauded Bad a bared with the twe heroec ef the play sle but call before the curtain. Mr. Hall as i(Aiu rivaled Mr. Eddy ia the favor ui tbe audience and was recalled at the close of the third and fifth acta.

We have ta praise him ofU-a and desire to da it so heartily, that we nd it difficult to put our uniform approba tiun ia a variety ef phrases Mr. Eddy ii physically of a powerful and imposing appear ance. Hie acting during the opening scenes of the drama waa subdued in tone, but indicative ot all the reserved power whuh broke forth urine the last aeta. The endieoee gave expreataioa to their delight by railing hint be fare the curtain twice during the fourth act sad at the close of the play. Appraring with Mr.

Hall and Miss Hamilloa he answered tbe call for a speech, by Bjeally expreaaiag hia thanks for the kind accorded him; and thuae present bade bias geod night with another reuad oi ap pisaae. This evening The CoraieaB Brothers and Ha Laat Legs" form the bill. A wbudibo toc, maeoavoaa. Liberty rxfcaw, a gevtlemaB residisg in Ithaca, alar tad Ironi that place yesterday oa his way to Ohio. He bad just bees married, and this was to be bis wedding tour.

While coming to this eity tsa the A libera road yesterday afteraava, he dieoovered that he had tuat hia pocket-book abich contained aboal $'-3. He was left with his ticket to Toledo and ft flee a cents ia change. Tbe toss af the coooe is partiouUrly severe oa Mr. Shaw auder the Had. But believe hie pocket was picked, bat thinks tbe wallet felt oat avecadcntadly.

He will give a liberal reward fur the return af the money I'moa CoCBaaV The Call BorUug ever thai course takes p.ace September 'Hh and 30th sad October 4ih and 5th. i Tike 6rt day' races are Bra for a puree ef $SUs for 3:33 burse sad sec- cad a running rare tree to all far a pure of the aame axeowni aa the Brat. Oa the second day tbere will be a S.3 race and a niacin raoa, for parses ui t0 a ad The thud day's races are see fur a parse el $JOU for bersos that never beat 3.45 and a hurdle raee. On the last day there will be 2:33 raoe, sad a masing raee, fcr purar of t'ii and 'JUO. The annuaer meeting proved of interest and tbe fall aaeesMif ia likely to lc equally alLratrive.

Many fiaa trottor will eater, and aosue exciling son lata ta will be witneeced..