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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1373. BOOKSAKIi STATTOTHT. MARRIED. Democrat and Chronicle. The manager of the Bncheater orphan asylum gratefully acknowledge tbe following cash donations for current expenses, received A Cue lintiUATf DikMA, Tb Few CHv 0vetawB- The foUowtog city officials enter upon the discharge of their dutip to-day: Otv tr-orer John Waiiama.

Police Jtmtice A. O. Wheeler. Justice of tbe peaoe I J. Goddard.

Tbe board of aldermen will organise this afternoon. It members are a follow ASKIla III, Musis j.n i-T Ct-jjy ffrr t--r tlia MTrtis t' ir 1 i- r- ,1 r-H 9 Ikv fia.a If Hr Ti Tn 1 9f In, Pi-" VrB a i 1 ie fcit-j A'j -f Mii --4 4, tW i fvr Bfttr-'df-in, 'S i O. 1- ifct-- -s ft? SCHOOL COOKS, E5LAKK BOO! vT.TIi A Ckaace. rVitwrday we had be pleure of taking a troll through the various departments of one of the most extensive retail crVothing estab-hshment in Western York. We refer to Bteinfeld' popular one-price clothiog boos, mnaber 8 Main street bridge.

This bowse baa been located at number 5 Main street bridge for several year past bat owing to the rapid increase of trade, was forced to leave the old stand and seek larger quarters. The store it now occupies, number 8 Main street bridge, three doors above the old location, is by far the largest and best arranged clothing boose in this city, and it will well repay any person for the trouble to take a walk through tbe bmlding. The third story is devoted' exclusively to man acturin g. Here is tbe catting room, where vast quantities of cloth, cassimerea, etc, etc are cut into garment for men, youth, boys and children, and where a large force of strictly first -cistss cutters are constantly employed. This room preaentaan aspect of busy activity, and to one not conversant with tbe extent of the trade rjossessed by this popular clothing house, it would seem irupoetsibi to dispose of the immense quantities of goods daily cut and trimmed in this department.

To "make np these goods require a large number of tailors and tailor-esfiea, and we were assured by the gentlemanly foreman in that tha hands employed by this house could be counted by the hundreds. The room is well arranged. Tee Bailrwa Crtevaae. When we call attention to the fact that for at Wart a month past trains carrying paw-n 1 gri and mail have been detained daily for aa tuireasonable time, at both tbe street and East Bocbeater yard of the 5 York Central and Hudson River railroad company in this city, we are aatieSed that it will not appear Dew to thousands of passengers, including many of our own citizens who have arrived here during that period from the East. Tbe cause of this detention, which ha sow continued so long a to assume tbe form of a grievance that calls for speedy redress, a tbe accumulation of freight cars on the tracks at the points we have named.

But why those car or train are allowed to so obstruct tbe tracks ia not plain. Tbe railroad company are, no doubt, prepared to furnish reasons in abundance. It will probably be said, for instance, that tbe recent floods which in some instances have resulted so disastrously are the main cause. But in fact this state of affairs antedates the first spring freshet by some weeks. The traveling and business public bore tbe infliction with patience until that commendable quality ceased to be a virtue and now the business and traveling public unite in one loud call for reform.

For ourselves we may say that in common with ethers we have much to complain of. have on several oe-caacri lately been deprived of our Tork paper which we should receive between 9 10 o'clock, nn-til midnight or even later, thus causing us amount of inconvenience that the public can r-JTCT armreciate. The stat of affairs that we have depicted is not at known to officials of the road who ought to be able to effect a reform. Superintendent Tillinghast and Ipham, we are informed, were both victims, some time since, of mismanagement on i unary-aiACS-Io Ras CVarlrwwa. Atrf! 1, rr l't Sir.

J. Horey of Bad Mm H. M. 6a of ClarkAoa. DIED.

a-x a nar-ia this etty. April BH, Oesrze T. CSarx. a-ed 4 rra. Funeral froaa fcta lata awKtone.

Ho- Kiraton street. tia rMooday aftenaaaoa. at o'clock. FrteedA atad aeqaatnaawoeai era invited 0 atteud. Albany paper, please copy.

oa arra. In th'aCt. na the arrAriaa of Aw? 4. i-. I -f .1.

of Mr. aaafa. aed 61 yrwrs 4 moaatsa. tr raasaral from 2T Part areaiae, tola I Holiday. Afteraoou.

ml I o' clook. FrteadA of aae family aralartte to sttaad. FBA Ht IB Oils etty. April IT. (Vro.

w. Fraoets. son of GeorKh auad PrtaoliA FrAaeiA. Aad it years. t- Futmrml serrtees ana be held from tba faatUy real dene.

No. Bartlaaa ttraek. tiits kt radayi after-rjnoa. st 1 rloeA. Friends and arnnaaBtaatoaa Are tnvtaed AO stteud.

(aisipaowiB O'-eeee Anrit m. IBla BertliA. only daocbtar of Joba aa4 Mary si. amissoa, Aared IA titliS. tAV Fuacral from tbe resldae, Ira Greer, this IMoadayl afteraoos.

at 2H o'clock, and from ltke Arena CbApci at I o'clock, rrtenda of toa family are tarttod to attead. HITKIIiD-on fcwhr. April b. rvari. an of Bamusrl B.

aad Harriet M. Uaymond. aed 12 ytssrA. Ciy Funerai from COBsraaa Hau, oo Taeaday arter-atoe, si 1 o'clock. DYXIUfO.

The Old and Responsible D. LEARY'S STEAM DYEING AND CLEANSING TWO HTTyiBSD TA fUr19 VORTal OP WKW TOMM CstS- OX ILL rrTREET, VmrwT PI. ATT. rBitaOWjr Race, EocH.er.nt. jr.

r.j TBE REPUTATION OP THIS YB HOUH3 tn, cEf-ii ukj ear ds. 4Uid ei ue ev our Uj miil nuito ubiio. tH-nnrtivn -rliii any similar xifi-o Uasnt. I Btf) aVteiibfiB cxj-aDiTT. Vvi csa 4o yonr Iaadvm dirctiy wixii bl tame exp-n! uirvgh mm tceDL Crp, l(Ktij, rvDB'- ni Paid pn and tvO br-Jirbl clr4 hut atjd JrleriBo, cImdpM w.tbou tn-rj to ehrm.

a4J le-vl---)' and Uen.ert' WrK lo w-menu oeljusel olrj wta-out npptnB, n4 ptw-4M nic-t7. a9o. VHkin EmI trOTe eiad or dy-eA. Stfk, Woni or Cotba a'l of -fT rC3 ai ded vil ei'im, m4 flo- wixk DwOaQMa aad tjUptcia, oa -wtry ravwiiMi 4aljaaAfil alrtNl rt TAwBfArfskaT Arak AT PnrJ-y. Ail 1 retfirnM on veeic, tihaXa r-CtTpvd and rarrirl eiprt.

ASir 2. I Mill ttreet, 0omr rum r-, tt. I. THEBAUD BROS. STEAM CLEANING DYEING BHAXCB OmCES: No.

3 aintoi. Street, BrhftVr, X. T. CtirTST.AJO. O.

'il box Anal a. UsxaotT. WORKS: 5o. ST gorTH BrFFALO, J. T.

THE LARGEST and Most Complete Clean ta And HreuiA EtAbUhmeaa in tae VTet MAdc np trreseee. -scst. -ihswls. laces, Ac. Ac eieanad ia a manner ansurpAAsed GentA' Coats.

PAnta And VestA eined tty a bw pro-ee. witllont sbrinkirj. Tn DOAt plaoe tna etiy to sara aoods Oeane or Dyad. Orders by cxproAa prorr pt i rtened to. lVjey SHOW CASES.

Weofl aim Metal Slow Cases. ATT. THX LATSST DKrilOSi IX French Plate and Crystal Glass, SILVEB BASH AM) DOOB BAB3. AIAO, THE STEIN PATENT AQUARIUM. 8 A 31 17 EL 8TEIH, Maaafatctarer.

OfSes and Wanascaa, corner Canrrt aod aXebaaar slreeta. Bfcneater, Jt. T. tAV Frio List and CataU-ameAi sent oa appUcatioB. DRT GOODS.

ONE PRICE SjilDrjGis WlolEsalB ail Retail All jQesirable GflOuS -AT TBI- Lowest Prices A. BRENNAN SON. 36 State and 9 3IiIl-St. sICE, ICE! ICE! PURE ICE! nrintT Fntoin Ipp I uplijJE ruuiiiaiu iuS! I HAVE BOLD th tktir Bprrr.gr FouatAin rV-jy'ny iu O-L Wra. ktnenem.

I wo-tid to alt my Ivrxar cuiar to lc of Iwa, ub.ii mm on if oee njajlajj Wja SPRING FODHTAIN ICE! Of wktcb ae baa a full supply. Febraary Ui. net. U. HO TT.

HsTtrf aba abov bnalnssa, ad havla aa. caarcd a aoteJ crop Pure Spring Fountain Ice, laaa prepar2wj uy tnppif Fmiilpm, Hoti and othr at as rUy a a Hk oujOiir emu the ivl eirt-wtr. I wiUk mAien im pmir-xam cf tlx cij enAr--water, acd ui auja a wi.l tfm'T Witt UaU- etfUsm. Bj lalaf 4tiaUAJ i aWfaaawi tcia-oT to mt-nt trjsr r.rsw at the omr. 7i Itxr-B bVT-, at 1 fTAT-rrp.

at a OsT Bibk, nHB IaOXIKs art xrxioyiT fcUwirvad aa4 tartf W-vrk ot Art to dsrt- aad a Brtcxm E3htTit4 to tyvry fUN uSwi. TOPULAB D. M. bit WCT, lion. t- BCIESCB MOSTHLT for Atbawarra, A OTHER'S REGISTES aad Manual of AiivsiarsrA FAMILY jPRATEBiJ Eight or tea eU3r-aat eurka, iesvouamsa sVaias.

A At DBWrT'S. MIDDLEMAKCH By Georgs Ehot. Large Aaunvritt's. lOPCLAR faCTESCE MONTHLY for ApoX A At VTKIkUl tiiui'ta aod sf at a. st.

CiCIRK.t FRENCH PAPER for Sale, at rttiUJAAHkl's. aa aa at nasi a. THE FLSSESO TOCTilSr Angfers Guiia and nVJefAAa Bo.a. aiy CBaraaw HateAe. PrtBB Ai kbxbs a av AUtr-a.

as ab as i YCLOPJECI A OF THE BEST TaOCfiHTS n. er Da Footalaa. Kings alin A boiauaa A oe. Aji sj! I- A it. At ct-AKsL JoHJfsrloV Bujk Mora.

II Alil'KK BKLFjCT yOVZLSi Br Ijor 1 Lrm li an. Tv uw BttAM aaa. BUaa M. a. Uratkm.

rrlc TS, AA404VlS SA IJ-AA JOUSaTPOf a s.iAm, Wast KUia Araat XHEBpf3r-Ey UyMthor of Xevwr be aAJtrOat A WaTatOSst, saatc atraja. I LIAL 1)1 AI'RX-Tbe new H. a raging Atooa. Ja aHlsiA prmMaa rtmHf ia A acta. Aaaday Booa fJajweMiory.

an Wat Mo-rA. "VtTK In aft and Rasceipt Books, with and As wttBoat Rwfcaaisr." New csoav reeea east A At CI.AK J.Hifira..S' ivaMLMra. ai aaa Main, rauon BaHaiu saarsat. RUSSIA LEATHER PURSES PURSES CARD CASES! CARD CASES! FOB LAJOIBS AXU Gft-VTLBM STV. Hais EureaJi far tar Estail Trals.

TEE BEST GOODS! THE BEST STOHj Opened is Day! AXD OX tA.lAt AT i6 State Street STEELE A VERY. Law Registers, Justice Dockets, Grain Receipt Books Hay Scale Books, Livery Registers, ALWAYS IN STOCK AT GEO. L.STMTT0M GO'S 41 and 43 Exchange Street. POSTAGE STAMP ALBUMS! HAVE JVET ECKiVKD an aawort- Aeiit of SCOTTS STAMP ALBUMS Ooatalnrn tba followin variety: rJexfbie Coders Hail OtHb ro.ers. amh detarrinUoa of Stamp 5 Lars rjise.

Boar Covers, liiiun jaad I id Half CJotb Covers. lMnstlnatod a O.h C'TTtsrs, GiH Leucriaji a id Cloth, Frtra, titlarks aawl ClAAp 'J) Ciotb, Kztra. Tblck Paper 0 Those Albums are tb Best in the Market! HIGHEST PRIZES Where-, asjarbrtaal. aoM by 12 State Street. ART DEPOT.

OUR NEW STYLES OF PICTURE FRAMES Are prOAoatnoea by All to be the BKtrT ia to markat. BOTH IM UltglG ANU riNIH. Wtt xtadd faaslitaea for aaaoafacaann. wa eaa promlaa to sll orders mora prompuy. C.

W. WOODWARD, 123 State Street. Eoctester Bracket Wflrte! BALE! ROOM AT WOODWARD'S ART DEPOT, 133 State Street. Wa aia brlnain oat aaany new pattcral af PAPEK HOLlKKA. CUPPBH CA.lBri.

AELS, KOOT BffSTS. MC, TOR THE SI'IIIVU THADC At WOODWARD'S 126 State Street, Hay at an times be foaaal tha moat eomplat aioct of CHROMOS Engravings, Lithographs, ic. ror Wholesale and Ratail Trsr- VI AKB pv-BLInr0 STTPLT11HJ, AT WiIOLBA-La Afi ATT AIL, STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS! From All Part of the Uuitad Stata. Views takes for Iadrrtdaara. of BAasdaaaaa, Cemavery Views.

at i Asannahta rataa. tAV Laav order a WOODWARD'S, t-JXi rAlitte vtret. ATJCTIOH By PETEB AaHloaeor. AUCTION SALE -or- HODSEHOLD FUENITUHE os-Wednesday, April 9tiL, At IS 00100 A. as tba rasadaae of ta lata joa.i w.

sua w. No. 7 ADAMS STREET, ooNhiaTTjia or atS oil0 MhoBr. asae fsrreiisA-arAaaela Aad lafisia. And icboa f-triuawra.

aat etaaa ar- t-l- toc aatafts -w. PlASo. Afd ta BOI'IUI Ta mrXT. rotiw sra usaMisu siii AUCTION SALE. 13 OBXiEa TO CIjOSE AS ESTATE, AIX PERSONAL PROPERTY Ifri rain iTf taV ht BADGEIt MJLCUI.VK WORKS, WILL SOLD AT AfCTIOa, OS April taih, '73, at IO 0'lleb, JL.

9. Oa taa arsmiaaa y'oA. 4 ami 6 Hill Strrrt. Bald property coeSBtA of Ail MAashaaery teres, Ae aaasaa AtAuBlna 3-, Anl JaajJ a. A.

Ulttum, Ai-. "Wl SCIAMTCM, AUCT10XEEI. GALISHA PUILLIPS, Old Auction at Commission IIobso, aaa art MaUaesBt. Malaw. a.

JPar-AtAAABoa SaIaa Arary saABrday, at tt A. BU Auction Cciisii Eoiss TEE C5D EBjSIG JfED havrn- rrttirnevl to tba ey of K-bewtsr. ear Aetaitfitncd oseivs l.iU.amf totewt at A. HAIS STkllT, Us ssi tr rrati. siil bw tusMd lo raoarra piumaw ly mil s--a be sotj At A uttu.A or dum, as diracAAd.

IV? tHMiAW-A. kooetomem ids paoaaa. W. LEWI HKNfcS BkUJaoJaAIB. BSSTBT tlCTBUTS, ABCtit, AUCTION ft A ra WESTKR AUCTION HOTJSB, A ATwmisari Baritataws.

aa na4aof a-MislA aoAbs aad aotd. Ubaaslau ZfTft9 uo projrty of esary dAoroas.Mu Aytlvi at. ttkApOaVa, Aaaarl from ad nary 1st to April 1st, 1ST3 CoWwaea la tair lrstruria chare rr ri sn fi Tt AO 3 ITS Zi tt! no a zs S6 on an a is) ai Mi -is an x) SU JO 3 li 'JO 15 54 la iu IU 'JO Hi i in on 10 A a) hJ if) J9 V) til 1" JO la ai ki'l) 05 V' i 10 iu to a a) lc to IU Jl Vl U) 10 ') Yi hi ti 10 on lu A) h) IU Kl US 10 U9 lu 0 lfl 00 8 I oo 5C 00 i.m i an i a i Si i iJO ro 5l i to 5 oo i i a i oa i ua son oo i i s) i OS 5 HI i i i ua i in J0 i ua i 4 on 5 i i i i 09 5 Oil i i 1J0 i 'D i ua It) i fi 3D 5 JO i 00 sw 5 'ID i i 00 i 00 iJO 5 oa i i 00 i c.O 0 i i ti i UO i jtr i i i "i in i i 00 5 IB I if! 5 0 5 as i UO IB i 00 i iJO tUA in i i too i t.r) 5 US 1 00 i 2S 3 i iJ) 3 00 3 00 I 09 1 00 2 U0 2 00 3 UO 100 3 UQ 3 iJ 1 2 HI 2 00 I 2 2 00 2 01 2 taj 2 CO 2 00 2 IB 2 2 1 2 00 2 UO I 5 I 00 1 UO 1 00 1 1 IB oo 1 00 1 00 1 1 00 1 OJ 1 00 1 ai 1 00 tu oo I 00 iu uo I uo 1 I uu 1 uu I 1 uo 1 IB I 00 1 09 I JO 1 uo 1 taj I 1 ai 1 -J0 i oo 1 00 1 I ti 1 IB 1 tm SB to iB SO 5U iu I 25 30 ita) i JJ HiTSJB filji' r- BoHl TAt nme Woflbarr os.uW plaaJL- rroia frtrHi- by J. K. tm pT.

Deaaey jam. A. BorwtaA indr PiBiOai 1- ttrewrfcer A. HAart ft Co II. A.

WAtaoa A. ward V. W. power. Bar, Bona Ce Jana Belir Aaron Kriekwon.

Aqhmi rlmm'n heater munf aoaiaUT Cpead. jr Pida' 1 -viitiani --ftje jAstea iA Andrew M. Howe ft (bArie K. rr H. Austin 3-f-wtr.

Ura K. H. Lad ft Pain lnal tlic-A -tum anaoarmouAtr Kersry I i. Ijfwia BrooAf Cf Iteete! Tnmiy chare Tra7 ft CurtiA. Aiorry ft Co 1- i re C.

Mn I rjir V. SraiUj Arnold ft Co Josejm A H. Br-wirter Henry l' -r ArUiur P. HiTuilun K. A.

A CArter Uder laac Btn hamaal tider WArvey w. Brown IuiF Cbapin ChAries OiAKn Mattia 1 nrjp J'epb Mecberrr A. rar V. i och. 1 J.

E. WArun Briirirs E4wid O. Se fclermg ft wdbury W. Arener Geo'fe George ti. ClAikAos E.

F. Hrde a. Bromler t- MI P.5.. J. a Ji B.

Jair.es BiotA Kenry Crai HeirAW ft Judiqa Jod- I. A. Woodoury Dr. H. W.

len G. a Jeantcra Oarsr C.J. Hill C. B. HiU Georve Riiey r.

rviiT A. X. Mt)ltt J. C. Cochrane T.

1. J- vruiiam rilace Benrr lir. VHIIiam Joi M'-EUuaay X. R-ers O. Moore H.

B. Hetierd Jobn illiAma J. H' ra.ee Meluire lieonte DeHunx Mrs. B. V.

Cnttenda Mra. wtltiAm Atunx Mrs. BiriAntA Mm. Wilham f. Coc-well r.

WiliiAm OAaroodbJ airs. Oreo ee J. m. K. l-ri.

Jir. Irii 1 b'-a-'P Edward D. Cutn H. Arnold Esmond byoa VTliJiam r. F.

Mra. P. WAXeiee IE. P. Beed 8.

U. Porwr Henry Brewstasr J. Kamt J. ITArtey. Jr 1 A.

Praw ScrAAtrnn A Wetmore B. 11. MeAlptne C. A. Phi.ilpA 4 Co W.

R- Loup jjelAwAre and Hudaoa Coal company Joan 1). Fay Wlner ft Palner Ai.niey ft Co AlTAb Strong Mrs. A. C. uder Mrs.

K. A. Hunter AuaruxrrtAR. vryt A. R.

J. O. G. W. Aldridxe D.

I John Bower tViiilAm Henry Gorbltne Bf jAl L. MAfk William Mack RutuA Keeler William Ccrrnin J. T. linxira Mrs. Jolin C.

Naab Henry 11- Pryor C. CroBCB C. T. Crouch AVfred Bell Giibert Brady Miss Na-weil A. V.

I-niilh Hiram Wfd M. F. ReyrKilOA. H. H.

Mors Villlom Burke WUliAiu Cburcaull C. Aciiilles 'in n. Smitb ft peaoer iluxm S. Kimball Bother CurrAB ft (Sola C. J.

KAydea. F. Lielano M. A. Woodbury U.

g. Bedrleid A. Mrvean Ikta. John Tbompaon xlwlu WAyte lira Jooee Mrs. r.

Dean Mrs. William suebArdAua WUilim Buab Mrs. CbAries Bab H. Alunx J. H.

Jans Mrs. Sidlifcy Cfcnreii Mrs. C. H. WilJiam H.

H. Eixerwn George W. Patsooa Mrs. W. Psrsous Mrs.

T. E- PArsons Mrs- J. B. Mrs. HAtcnkiAA Cash It.

Leery Mrs. Harriet AltSen Jobo. H. mil A. M.

M. W. Cooke M. V. Bemer rf iss IL.

k. SebermerBora James I. Brewster I M. aiordou B. Lev Jjayid dT7 V-iiliAm Ka.nwood Mrs.

T. A. JSewlAa CASh A friend A. V. Pe'J- P.

B. Bridle- A M. Mose Mrs- J. J. Perkins Mrs.

g. Mrs. J. C- Miiier Mrs. BnUfcuAlool J.

C. J- powers W. A. Mugrhltfe A friend TneoJore S. Pa loo A.

J. Warner. Lima, Ir. T. A.

Mrs. J. w. M-KindJey Mrs. O.

C. Mrs. K. Asfalej Mrs. L.

held Mrs. V. UiiAm Mr A. H. MiohaeU Mrs.

M. Ijert Mrs. Barton Mrs. C. T.

Wearer Mrs. Leijntoa Mrs. J. 11 Grare Mrs. Hi bert 1 umer Mrs.

B. Shaw A Kr.eu- jAeob r-k iiima. 1 M. E. IAAITVW Mrs.

A G. Wbitwaib Mrs. H. 8- Piifc-es Mrs. fcter.

Mrs G. W. A I. uttnta CbAm CilArle J. W.

Hioeb Mrs. L. V. ftemicc Koward Brewster J. Pentecost.

rtb reen i nrr. Bemioartoit H. Muiw tiier A. H. tfle F.

Btsnop J. Anoefeoa ri- Mrs. Mrs. GrKBn Mirs J. Mcrxwell Miss M- A.

laowail M. VAa Br. S. Alien LAthem 6. H.

Irrry S- M. Ii. Lowry John S-bMer ntAA Wolf C. I- Ment A. Moaeiy A fneskd j.

ha. J. 11 fcijjger Mra J. AaaoiA A friend. J.

Wiie Mrs, A. MrA. J. T. rtewsrt.

Mrs. Osbora 1 F. Aoroe Mia. M. B.

SUA. htWtB toiaI Jaet nreCAds of tableaux Aod Aiaory of la UraAi iteiubjje att-s LxntA ii Sa. April UA, bCX Irwauarer. caao or TttAsrsa. The managers of the Rochetar orphan asylum gratefuBy acknowledg the following donations received since January, IsTd By order.

Eulbx L. LartrjiOHa, Sa'y. Mrs. WM'tftnl CArAoai. two gtsjKmis of arsterA.

MiMt arr Tuati. tHaaaay aukh4 ptettira taawa. jAob 11' AAd barrel or. -r. L- W.

lour aUuaa oyAteaa, acaAcaaatf, W. Waieoo, two bowiA of Jaly. oa hauls of rf Ttnestar. Mrs. Martiis lArwo, two quarta of peacaea.

Mrs. F. C- Whuway, oaitjUi of wouk Mr. a laree or oamaaw. Misa ein BrwwaAe.

papers. Mrs. H. C. bena.

AVjaaa spos eaftea, alires, aelaew fnea. Tract Buestfty. puir for Saaday acaoua. Sttlish IAJtxa should remember that they eaa find all the novel tie of the aeaaoa at Danzig Ivisoa's 7 Main street bridge. rjjK a-vts, Birrix KXMPmsa and parties having to brry or aae Amanrican quilt, Mar-seillea quilt, Cnea dauiaska.

colored table caiyera, toweling, napkin, sheeting and pillow linen, Russia and American arcane, stair linen, Doy lie's huckaback toweling and Sottmgham eortain litces, can find a uQ assortment at extremely low price. Burko, FUxSinAona, Hone Co. 53 Main street. Seal Cantar TaraaJta etasre rraateetiarB Fraas A. B.

A T. H. Pnuhard at ever aliv to the want of tee public, have a full line of three sue of the invaluable articles for the protaaotion of for, velvets and cloth goods, and aS jrttctes habr to be do-stroyed by inotha. Thasae trnnks are of a-hd cedar, brought front th forest of Fkaridat, and are far nperior to those veneered with cedar. Call and see them and our new style of gaaut and ldum' bags, at 7s Stat straw.

A. K- AT. H. Pritchard tk Co. aprtxd 8riM irrTTas of the kaeat design will be xiilbateri Tuesday and Wadneaday, April th and 'Ah, aft L-aanAig Leyisoa's, 7 treat brkiga.

rKlttLH DU-fflD-tlllttl, AI Tnla Ix-swrt. tmSSfT BAA- I asp. am i a w. ft Btpr- a l. Km -a r.

rtUI BO Alt. odASTB A i ft. riifrM K- A sat- I a a t. Us) L-sr Kri rm svr-ea. tli irw it At At A SJWi.Sl ti 1 tcurw BOAS, -r IT at A A raw Jufa a-V-p-m.

tit Brrews. 1 I- m. A Barbi aUprei -rVSL BOAJ. mrr- A i Mi-'11 i fr p.rpr- 1 I iP m. i ltt CL Jt J.

CRiucm mi. 1 I TnlM Arrti. IUU HIS, It. T. Wll" tll.

an- A aa. tainxwl 1 pc iip-a A -isal-A ti i Isi. Rtre-e. AZtp.m. rri-wtstj a 6 ITT-t.

iiywiaxM) a -A tb. At-I ItMTU BOAH. 91 cr, Aoe.w 8 4 m. it rea bo ao. I pnt pi iMr Ui Kc-r-- A.m Km Wiowl juiii utno.

4. Mal. RMl Brisker Wl'llAo Wou. P'tt-ikn i na CoMMtnrr BlVKuom KU(. fl'jtir Wut4ButfiM.

MtitAot WBt4 w. B. Farm nvanAOrt ft rt. Atnwf Ism Cau. rr.

Ttaaa far M''mlae. ImMki Iw W-0lTi ft Bt4waU. IXAAA-ttAAlB KtM BfrttM. Isttr Wr4 ft WfelfAmA. uran Han lartx Mb.

A tftedT." 11: -BL or Ba-iTt TflWH TA I.B.. lEfoTmHion waa received from Mt- r- ri lAJt btmt o'clock Uit the nrer wm timber At thAt place thn it bd bees AID'- IWk It ire A fcxt is Xhia city lkat eroaiag. Oflkwr kf ArxJuff yeetrdAy rrteJ tbre bora wba bAd kiudiod A fire la A freight car Max tiie Yftiley depot. Th) IaJa Are Frmsk BeUSer, John SiiolU Bod Hamilton a. 47; 8 p.

m. 4 p. in. M-: p. m.

T. Bromer raing aJowIjt aukw 2 p.m.; wind wmswing from freefa to gtU At 11 p. m. Cram the BorthrAfO, with raia. In oar tu.ur of th new empori-eam i-turdAT morning we omitted to ut UuU the (tor will be located at camber SH EaM-UniB ntwt.

Tbe name of the firm is A. J. Gnie, tK)t GriHen it written. Tb Auburn fiolletia girea the particolars of the maiiDer in which a small boy, six rar mst hia death is that city. In attempting to get from a barrel he lost hie balaa.

and slipped fco that his throat rested on the edge of tLe barrel while he waa held in this nupende-l w. lion by a slat fst- r.M the barreL When discorered thp i.u' fellow waa dead. -ie ansual metizig of tbe Audubon h'd Haturday erenicg. the foUowtog i iT er ejected President, 8. il.

Spencer; rice-jresidect. C. T. Ama-len; tecretary and treaanrer, M. Si.

EoiUaAer; executive com-tmtts G. W. Archer, J. L. Sage, D.

K. Cartter; AtUimey, W. H. Bowman; delegate to st4te portraen'a club at Bataria, which will pnbabiy be held early in Mat W. H.

Boadju. C. C. Morse, C. D.

Page, I). K. Cirt irT, Homer Jacobs. One of the sons of Andrew Montgomery eild at this office Uwt evening and male isw statnjfjts aa explanatory of the facte we gave Saturday morning. We do not un- darsiAnd that be queetkms the truth of the statements made by ua.

but explains them in a different Uht. His statement is tutJStaati-aliy aa tulioxs: Tha father due not board With the family, ud when asked to eat has wars refused. Tbe oonfusion in hia ctate-tufeftW caused by tbe trouble connected with tbe trial of hia sod, aud the iltiiruxiU-s of Age, so that hiA memory is poor and catsii oonf ued. the four who were at tie talkie, imly one waa tntrrested in th r. -rty.

The tauerea that after an baa been had no pouon will be iutd. lie inttrad to hare sj an inrej-j-aAti, for the satisfaction of the publio. Tfc M-atrrteas Vrtrmi." eeDti.g two m-n alighted at the Viiit-y to ail a of traeii'jf no spe-nal but this is d- tfc only time that Tinne, modesty aa 1 hare ataif teJ io paM unnoticed, fur pretit remariu hare only to do with Oi of tb.T Thu one waa a large mu iu iiu.re ays than one. When trying to uap-'xrtaDt he maured about ten feet ab.ut tie aist, but oa ordinary occasiuiii waa a--ut half that tiza. He lumbered into a coach A1.J waa Sri down at Congress HalL Atnrt tLe two rpgitred as F.

Dr and Fnt-tid. hut babwi eaomot cover up true The big grctlstnan wa ooae Klher tt who, to tue the wordi of Bnck puisfruy had managed to save, within the Immi s.x years, by hoseaty and K-oooiiit, of six It was tbe bg ladiAi of Taaxmatiy, the "Bi" himatjf. We have heard of a geiitlemaa and lady aa maa and wife, but tbe idea of a fr.end or ver oocarred to ua. weod waa not, acting as wife, for the two ocipk)d rooms. He msy have had tax iu wituhc-ldiug h.

lam, juAt l.k othet thieve. Il is a At range that j'-iat after oar city has been ri4 of pik-iwcke, TsJ cams. Whather he mad a rasa or it have not been aide fcm. He sJayed eight at the hotel and ib the wortuiig wet to the Fail. returned in Ui veoi3ig tnd about midnight ft fur Buffalo.

Ue seeua to full of buai-Bca and is trft-baUy wortg np aa isera for ue New York pspe-- the lsninor-tahty whjgaefgt lot, suit feels mortal waats of eumuoa meo. A gea-tWaiaja who sat at the same table said that he saw ttabie dimtppear with such dis-l-at aa whec they (aim within tbe reach of the t-ma ho atorbs all things to himAeil etiwii', tgrrMtut nL Pac attend i-n ia a kh1 usr asd a good staier. Faaa4 aa sk Mm. Corouer Urrisoa rwewived tils rvtauug that the dead bjdy of a girl named lf daoghlar of Jauus Pratt oa, of tuwa of Ureue, had beaa found OB the Utter ruad, near tb rttaleao fi Frsck Vaae. aod a)jut a mii sm of Itjtrlott.

(She had reakied in city unul recently, and ia apposed to hae bean on her way to the raaidenc of Mr. Vanee, who is It aneie. whea overtakaa by dV-ata. We are sot advisnd that there is anv ground jt pb3ijat of foti) play. Th eorooear has besa SKiuaod to go down ta Greet at ooe and in -vmligat lis master, but recaivrd the BHaae too late last He wili do so this BAura- ms- wntSig the above we ie-u-a froia parties who cam up from Ureeua, tinat th body i the girl waa focud In pisce of wood BUKit eighty rod from the road that se had vnta.tlT been dral for a eoaskWable im as the ctorpie was ao far deeompmwd as to be iisroo ti tsa le by her uacie.

She was ttj nndmg on her poreoca prayer book euctammg her uwi Our mrurmant ales Btatea that two phial were ootid upon the body, but he waa to say whether they had cobtaiMd that eoold have aided hY in euiokiA aa opiiiiosi revaihfkg that ahe daAtroyed herself. It w23 be seea by a KtMie ew obituary head that Mr. and Mrs. H. K.

Kiyutund are called on to mourn the los of a aosk, aged twelve years. The boy, a remarkably bright, enjAgttig hi lie fellow, the of his pa-eats, had been ia about three month, and waa tavoraUy uuul withm a ftrt-Cight, whes he taan to fail, and yesterday the Inexorable eunuaona cam to call hnu away. AH the eolaee that sympathising fruiads caa extend will be lavahed on Bflucted parefit. lTWAt RAA. i-am.

i A a -i fsjnc we have learned all the fact tbe ease of George Clark, who died at hi real -iVty-e cumber TO Cluton street, oa fSetorday, from tbe effenta of a Arim of laudanum ad-mintotTed by hJmself, we are at a low. o-irewm thmigh tt be, to distinguish the affair by any other term than that which we have placed at tbe bead of this article a eaae of involuntary saicidia. The fact aa we have them from Coroner Harder, who Investigated tbe matter are follow Clark, a mamfd man. tbe father of one hi 1.1, and about forty-four years of age, bad been laboring under aome mental drngetr-n for aix months past partly tbe reeult, aa we learn, of religkxa excitement. He had been beard to say that he was too great a sinner to leave him any hop that be could be saved, and that be would throw himself in the Genesee but for tbe fact that such an a would certainly result in his perdition.

Buajueea troubl then came, and had tbe effect to increase hi derangement, aud, to crown all, tbe unfortunate man wba attacked a few days since with severe sickness. Cm Friday he sent an acquaintance to procure aa ounce of laudanum as a remedy for the dtseaae diarrhea, with instructions to learn bow many drops he might take with sareCJ. lue party woo oungni the drrsAj was told by the cWk at tbe store where he called that he mifcbt bike ten d-r-ps. His tricZ, perhaps frorn an appreher.scr; tLat be mlgat Dive mistaken the elfrk, told him that he should take no more than five; but at 5 o'clock on Saturday morning Clark arose and took the entire ounce at a single dose. So sooner had he taken it however, than he became 'alarmed, and told his nephew, who in turn b.ld hia wife.

Clark himself, ran for some of hia neighbors, and in an excited way called for some mustard, which wa furnished him, and he swallowed some of it eagerly, expecting, a is supposed, that it would operate as an emetic Ir. Jone was then called aa soon aa possible, and administered remedies suitable to such a case. AB effort, however, proved unavailing and Clark died between five and six o'clock on Saturday afternoon. Coroner Harder was called and after learning the fact as we have stated them, and at the urgent solicitation of the family of tbe victim, deemed it unnecessary to hold an in jufst. 1 The Ola aa the CeaariL Eleven members of the old board of aldermen retire from office to-day, the three others whose terms of office expire having been re-elected.

An Important change will thus take place in the permonnal of the council. We are free to say Jit look like a change for tbe better. Even in those cases where good and capable men withdraw, they are displaced very generally by others who promise to be their equala in everything save experience. This, time will supply. In the representation from the first ward there is no change, and none was needed.

Mr. Aldridge was re-elected without opposition a compliment to his character and capacity which it would have been 13 than justice to withhold. As president of tbe board, he filled the chair with dignity, his rulings have been impartial, and we remember no case in which an attempt to appeal from his decision was successful, and but one case in which an appeal was even moved. The alderman is a practical bturineaa man, possessed of strong common sense, tact and thorough familiarity with city affairs. In the second ward Aid.

Gould is superseded by A. H. Cushman. The latter wrong politically, but in every other point of view, the right sort of man for the position he now assume. His integrity may be relied upon implicitly, and af ter making all due allowance for the dangers of official life, we think it safe to say that hia record two years hence will be as cleanjas it is now.

We regret exceedingly the retirement of that active, efficient councilman from th; third, Aid. Pond. We never heard him say or do a foolish thing in the board, much less a questionable one. It may be said that tha first observation could apply to a man who wa incapable of arguing a subject or of a decided opinion. We need not say that Aid.

Pond, however rarely he took up the time of the board with long speeches, waa always ready to give an intelligent, clear and cogent reason for his actions, and that aa a member of committees be did his full share of the work of the board. In every measure which came up, he took an independent stand and voted according to hia judgment whether left in a minority or not. He has striven hard for economy in expenditures and therein also shown that he had the interest of the city at heart. From the fourth ward, we welcome to the hoard, George Hereberger. Our estimate of his character waa given on his retirement from the board last year.

Hia experience, good sense and attention to the dutiea of the Iiu win make him a valuable member of tbe new board. In the fifth. Aid. Caring gives place to Col onel; Briiiker, a gentlemen whoe character is wel) known to need praiae at our hands. The worst we can aay of Aid.

Brinker is that he is a Democrat. It is hardly necessary to add that his only object will be the welfare of the city tha interest of the tax -payer. Aid. Stern like Aid. Aldridge, ha been re- and rightly.

Although he finds it difficult to express exactly what he is anxious to say, in Fjiglisn, a fact which evidently annoys him excessively, his boaest purpose and kindly nature show themselves so unmistakably tit At be is always listened to with marked respect. Aa chairman of the finance committee, he has filled a moat important poAitk'B and filled it ably. There is not an alderman in the twenty-eight, who is, and to be, held in higher esteem. From the seventh, William G. Anthony takes tbe place of Aid.

MeConnell, and from the eighth. D. M. Anthony supersedos Aid. Craig.

Botntbenew aldermen are reputa ble cituteu and win aid giving character to tie board. From the ninth, William Satin take the place of Aid. boiye. The souud judgment and guod mum of the retiring alderman are acknowledged even by hia ene-tniea, and the city can ill aff ord to lose oi9- i3la of his capacity. Hi successor ta, however, a justly popular man, and miles we are greatly mistaken, will not lose th respect of his fellow citizen by his future atiua aa aldenuan.

Snot of Lh new aldermea eaa taka precedence in character of John Bower, who su-pertwae Aid. Btape from the tenth. Mr, Bower ia one of tha claa of sua who we have always contended ought to be rhrim alderman men whoae private life, buainaa habit, age and experience insure that wisdom and care in managing municipal affairs which have been wanting of late in the pro-portRffl they were so greatly needed. From th eleventh, AM. Gerling niAkes way for George FWkenstein.

The latter is a successful business nun, respected by the peofile of ms ward. It can hardly lose by a change of representative. From Uw twelfth. Aid. WhHmore is returned to the board, a deaervad to be, and from tbe thirteenth Jacob Margrander takr tha pUce of Aid.

Stada. Mr. Mar-grander well tttongbt of, and we believ him to be worthy of the good opinion in which be ia htid. We are sorry thai Aid Aikenhead retire a the representative in tha emaed from the fourteenth. It is, however, aausfactory to know that Meoeeded by so active and reputable a euiaen a V.

K.uae. Tha new alderman will be found a worker, ane to th bens interest of th city and a niu of good judgment ia uaxaJu.g cofcJUctmg of Aueass a Btarstarr- Oa Saturday evening an attempt waa made to enter lb residence. Ot Mrs. Snooks, I Junes street. That lady 's daughter heard a window rattle, and koking oat saw a man the roof of the addition to th part ut th hoe.

Th robber wa endeavoring to raise th Tha yoong lady sereamed and ahuated for haip while the hHiefareaker hastily left, th prexoiaea wa Been to run by a railroad employe who had no suspicion of what had occurred, wer. Mrs. Snook had received aeoa-Mdermbi sum of BioaeT by the Bale of her Pce, a fact which th robber evidently knew. Be aeeaaa not to bar known that bad defKwted the money in a bank that, very afternoon. The Bice rrn, me the best for th family.

noijonio ovsm. i lt wmm. eirnre B-erv. 4n VrJTaiH. Alb Oor Hrabtrer.

i' A iirwry Rrwurr. SrA 1- OTflBOtlT- A brara sf rro. -h Chrt-tiAA X'ta, 3: ft. AatBoev. ttk -W.

w. Cf fv, Il M. Anuionr. 4A H. Kolir.

t'ilin- Kib '1 H. NHVA' John Sovw. li-b H. r. ijrttaa.

t.t, aw hot lU J. y. raa-ber, F. J. oaa.

yiepanlKaiiA in Roman-1. neBHwrstA ia rtolWA The school board will organise this evening with the following member oumi ovn. Ward. 1 Bt. EIw-.

Sffft A- rVT'l 'h 1. Coplaiid, Jr. Mii p. Vsb O. Utk M.

Mover. War. art is-m noy 4lh. H. Sljrertoo.

tt. -J. i H.ihAer. WWWT. Jt.

Fiwa. lull. (,. Datia. 4' FtepAtitlcasA in Boreas W.

Persbcrati ia i The officers to be elected by the council are: I resident of the board, messenger, overseer of the poor, sealer of weight and treasures, health officer, six city physicians and a board of health of six members. t-Taiaewertbr CBarlty. ASioCg the many charities of our ci ty non is deserving of more praise than that of the Young People's Christian association, lhe object of the society is to affix postage stamps on an unst4CDed thereby Jtbey are seniidirectto'theu'S11 the detention of being bC theied letters and thence back to the writer. often contain matter important and ne sary, and often money to relieve pressing want. It is almost superfluous to dilat on the great good accomplished by this minor, we might say, charity.

The superintendence of this duty is in the hand of C. W. True, connected with Yick's establishment, and that be attends faithfully to it is evidenced by the following letter, which is but a specimen of many such which frequently arrive to cheer on tbe association in their noble work Bocth BBooKt.rjr Pavtsgs Ixtaim iio-r. 1 ISO A5D US A IXASTIC STRAICT I BaooKLYS. April 2, 1373.

Tt fi' r-ruaw PiFOpit Dkrirtton AMoetatrnm 0 ta Fmt Jt. E. ChurcA. Hofhettrr. Through your very wise and excellent plan I received a letter taddresaed to me by a relative! which by accident was placed in the poet -office without stamp.

In reflecting on your method of doing good in this way it seems almost strange that it should not" be done in every city. It takes the people of Rochester, however, to originate and act, as I well know. Fifty-two years ago I was a resident of your beautiful city, and then even Rochester was famous for its activity in all Christian reform. Go on, and may God bias and prosper you. Truly yours, C.

Dps-rc-a ABBeiBtvaeBte At the Gaveraer. Tbe following named gentlemen have been appointed notaries public by the governor for the neighboring counties: OKVESKK. Butler Ward. WTOMTtG. E.

J. Johnson. WAY.NK. Elijah Ennis, Martin Dean, Henry M. Green, Harmon Potter.

AtO-fROE. Arthur Lichfield, John M. Bard well. W. Martin Jones, William R.

Seward. Charles N. Gorum, Ivan Powers. IJVEtOTO-J. Hnribnrt E.

Brown, William F. DePuv, William A. Brodie, Fletcher C. Peck, Edward E. SilL John E.

Mills, John R. Strang, James J. Cone, Albert M. Bingham, W. H.

C. Hosmer, Luther Grant, James Faulkner" Aaron C. HalL Matthew Wiard7 George W. Thayer, Gardner Mercer, George W. Swan, Omar Olney, John S.

Royce, Seymour I. Thorp, Robert Jieal, jr. Andrew SilL Edwin A. aih, Daniel W. Stewart, Ziba A.

CoPmrn, George W. Daggett, Charles F. Swan, Seara E. Brace, leeter a. Howe, reason James, L.

P. West, Mark J. Bunnell, infield S.5ewman, Eli S. Norton, George llylana, jr. CttiBeaa Aeaeciarlaa.

At a meeting of this association held April 5th, 1673, the following resolution wa adopted: Resolved. That, admitting the importance of an abundant supply of water for the city, the great expense of bringing it from Hemlock lake will impose a burden of taxation wnich ww tar outweign tne aa vantages to oe gained thereby. That while it win heavily tax the sections remote from the center without any equivalent benefit, the general effect will 'be to discourage the infiux of population and capital, reduce tiie profit of labor, depress enterprise, commerce and manufactures, and drive them out to leas taxed and more favorable places. That in view of the fact that our city taxes have increased four-fold in the last ten years, and that the debt proposed by the water commissioners will (with the other new debt already authorised) add, for interest alone, one-half to the city taxation. We earnestly protest acainst such an enormous addition to our public burdens.

Wratker Repan ter tke Week Eadia A aril 4, 1873. 1 I lt-'S 39" 4T AT" 45 38" X. 7i 3 JU S4 Mas tAnsperatore for wees, thlrtT-Aevea drees. itttl fr a mtiijrx time At 4:46 a. and 7 sq.

eo HAtarOAr. tya oUjm mgaAnrizi of Aa inch ia aiAawteff. If. ML M. BE ALL.

OtiAerrar. COUBT KECOBI). Far tke Week Maactay, April BloaoB cotnrrv. CArcult, oyw nd terminer Aa4 apagAaI uaa at Uie Aaprame conn for ex pAne mi-tiuDA, BueBeKer, by Cbarlee C. Inrlstat.

aceral term uf th tapraae eoort tf oarth aepan-roenw eontiBaed A Rocbestr. Connty court tor hearui Arg-a-gecu ta appeal essa by Jatie Jerome FnUer. Cavcc eyersal tertBiiier And rpeciAi Mra of the supreate court for ex iatw mo tion-, at Auburn, br Juacicc David Uomer. BrarBSli coorrr. Circuit, oyer aa terminer Bad ApcdAi tens of th aupreme eoart for ex parte mo-UjtA, at Bath, by JsAUee Jmem c.

amita. BVasreaae Ceart Geaeral Ten. Pi Mmt Joaepb Mullin. John L. TaIcoU ab4 M.

Xtaraia Buita. Tcootl-e-TBa. Bant Tbe following la til (eaerai Mia awlernlAr for Ai-'CkdAT. AprM Suu.Wr.1. It.

K. -I. K. B. 1 oairt AaljimriKal to ib A.

m. AtfjaaOr. Cain aa Am.ia. Preaent Hoa. dsfyrd it.

tTfiaree, lf ta-tifie, JuAtioeA Ailea, Grovvr, PecAAam, ruier, AnararA Ai.d KASjaUlu. Toai. April Tbe folio wis Ia tbe eeart of AiaiA dAf caioAdar to' AiaTl I. Kumtwrs SB. M.

IT, S. Maa.J a. rallee Coart Bryaa. F. Jt Rocaas-nra.

April t- cnle drunk. t'ls-hAri. Ln kwciu drank aad dtA- ds-. Dtx'hAret. MickAAi i drunk.

Paud a Boa of tve do), la r. 1'rmrlB A. KlCAtT druuk. Paroi. i'aa ymf drunk.

K-lditpwdut ijim fel'X KIacaWHb drank aad tntr fAabUMra. i ptrtp- iml JuiA taia diAorUcrlr. FArvied. Rlee machine has neither eogs nor cams. SFtmia ATTKK-ia.

Wo call the attention of our lady readers to the announcement elsewhere in our advertising column of Miss Harrison's elegant spring patterns for dresses and acuta. The assortment will be exhibited at her rooms over 43 State 'street, commencing to-day. A tireat CataNrer. Isaac TeaB, well known to our citizens as a caterer of rare merit, ha removed to a spacious and superbly, furnished suite of rooms, number 3s Fitzhuga street, in the new Howe block. A formal opening of of th aaitsn will take place to-morrow Tuesday) evening.

The attention of the pubhc generally, bat especially of the ladies, is directed to the fact. Among the many attraction that will mark a grand floral dtooration will not be that least. Such of the ladle a might be disposed to deciin partaking of the refresh -mestathat will ana-amber th board, out eeartainly afford thwmelve th pleasur of casing to mhaile the delightful odor that will be given out by those openings of Flora. CkHhiers, th Blee tatiluring machine. WASTtD- Ey an perieeed lady, a poai-tk a housekeeper in a geotlesaaa's family, or to act a chauobermaid to fint-fdaaa hotasl.

Ko ob jectfam to go a short distance froitt P-ocheeter. Address A. Z. office of thipapar, far oo week. I' ILti Who ATC AT BOW prO- curmg plan for tha erection of enurofa or achooi edifice win -tndaubtedly best subaearv th mtao-tsts of thuae for whom they act, by calling at Freaur atone work oa canal street for pries, and sample of work.

TUay ahould sea that th Frear atoa 1 spatoiaad ia thaur ooctrsvta. CLARK LB BopbafeaStaiioiiBr Miin, Formfrly BulTalo-t. hool aad oiler Tut Hooks, Jarrailea and Toy Books, I heaap sa4 hlaBilard l.ilrralorr. Bibles aad Prayer Hasofc. MaBday-Arltool Stagis; liirlionari, Fabiiralioits, Fhotocraph llharas.A EtatktirTy Ed Black Bk WritJn Paper.

tes. Iler. And CAs of a vr f' BrAmia. I.AK BtXIKt. Iv ka.

J-inrtmla. t- 1 h-jt il iata Aod IlA urn. ft-wk. -fft-p, Um ni Iw-nfts. r.r'm ii.

H- -a (trsw-rttf B-nAA, PsysOie And Bceat. far- Ar.ythtrar la tin to be procared to mArte si noti-'A ountrr Maatiu WeaAera Xew Tort aad la-fly ur invited to cs.1. CLARK JfrfTlV, wm Main rM BOOTS AJTD SHOEX. SCSIETIMG HEW. Gentlemen' lland-Sewcd Englisb Male Sloes IMPORTED DIRECT rBOM TBI ANT-yArTTRBSiw AF StTHAMPTOja.

I Plaae eali sod iamin, at PRATT'S, 54 Stato Rochester rtl Ladies' and Men's Steel Shank, Self-Acting OVERSHOES in Cloth and Imitation of Sandal Taps. Also a large assortment of the different styles of GOODS. Black, White. Pink and Blue DANCING SHOES made a specialty. CEO.

GOULD SON, 16 State-St, and 3 and 5 Exchange Place. a2 COCSfcIJLOR AXD ATTORNEY. rDWARI) II. PiritCK, I AVvrriT-w ia, 3 BrtT.i--T. Mavava.

irrtirm lh ik-TW -jf w--w-A-tt. ms4 tr u9 lrirrlt O-CTiJt Co'iru ire I b'WJ twir. i i-- f-j provyUw TfilHi Mr. V''rm jjvi--m! a wm tM -Gmi tm aaro im Kw ivfil HirriKrif a t-i-Kvt w-u-'rU aitd Strlb SmAfUMJ K-a. fa.tjr arrvA, Ttx C.

l. it iSmjKtomim. Olce of JosfiDii D. Husiiaiii, 0. 143 FOWERS' BriLDINO.

F-uth il rjr. (TAko EterAtor an3 a taadct jr.J oaaaeller at Law, Kc later ia Baakrapley. r. H. ri.aln'r r.

shaasIia Mar. trvaad tiawlscr la 1 sAAcrrl, yir- My orSr is remove from AyAadA' A rnaSa a. aaera 1 wa; le AAvy to sew ta, kucAMW, April l-Ti. U. Utsll.iUl A iff PHOTOORAPH aktists.

DUNSHEE Pbotographsrs, CA5 found No. 14 Stt rPt, opfy-V f-jw-rBT iew (w lmaAarf ta tti ta tvir" vtf 4ir im koiTM, ajQ-4 wu vri ye of ifer mem m.rmH-m wa- Ai. ttiV't)kj rilrrne ita raVtA4 tuut livr-itc, Claret tMBsAt ttvm stverr jr-d- fK-M tt m. -r mmt i AVIHGS BJUTaU. SAVlMGt BAMK, Kactaeta.

tS aad KaaifcAae rtroww i PER CENT. totee aOlowd a. aeX7Z x' from tt ludAy oi ibm esweo l.r ia o. aasix Ua Ata of deposii tlaa Saws pf t. fctatMisr a pais ta stu a a p.

sua tt V. ratmisAA jouh m. urasvns, aw-jwt. Tbe Side Savins IUnk 1AY8 BIX PER CZyrT IXTERE3T fj-osa I dsta oa owpoatw bar tasy reoaaia aua lasa T' aa lairti isis mmm Urkubal loAAd 0A1 auaaAlwram. If liry GROCERIES.

KKTLEXKI wirfJn; Ormuine Havana a. iar, ass JU4 tall aasortmv a of alt t-'fnuor Braa4A K. V. 11 li It IT Oppusua lasoara iaoaa. I)1 HIFI) BEEF, StTKiked Tsea, Hwwe PlBie Ilk D'.

mt a n. Ac, A frcsb lot Itu rwosarsd by r.UIVC, M.i. n.ttE jr4T RECEITF.I a fresh aaa-1 smmeat of Hantly Palmar' A StiiA Ulsesya ta tA ft Awirimeot it.it. ABliiw. BsuiMrai.

Coaoaaal, CBoeotat Wal-a aa tiswert. Aiso, CkMoa, BjterbatorAAd Orabam Oackan. E. Fa HYDE, 64 Main-St. WAAdAf COCGH XjOZEJiGES.

Trix Cough Lozehge.s OF THE BEaST Mmdirxntm tw Cizbm bfotua. lAUrrn. Aat a kWjr 1 ftnamt. tf4 raxr at.4 UATtM rrr i lttl ftter tVktrl Drw-- EAST AVEHDE OMNIBUS. IE-t-TE Eaat End at IitUe" vuraasrr, vl censsv 4ar sarttct eacb bsif boer.

(AT Tims TAbas at a ttuoaabisw. AaiMltrscA ICHOL-Vf? MCK1EBY Ey Cari-i thek- ar-a. Hosrb.at tei 1 1 1, a Tba AAA orai AraV Bt AUrars) Taytur. AUtABAvtlW e. OwBma Uoswa ARROW'S Bav (or HaraB.

BOA rmtdy. AA B. DaaAtOMT a. TABLE iyKSTAXDS FOR CIFICB AXD Laitrsay room st tUABC JOIKftfTOir 8 Book Stora. ry6se3ing all the modern improvement and conveniences, and everytmng is conducted the most orderly and business-lika manner.

Passing down one flight of stairs to the next floor, and we find ourselves in thee- jobbing room, or wholesale department. Here is to be seen a stock of all kinds of clothing, which, in point of numbers and neatness of arrangement, surpasses anything of the kind wa have ever witnessed the room is well adapted for tbe purpose intended, being large, light and nicely fun, 1b lied, and present an appearance which J00 credit on the gentleman in charge of this depaa the store other stairway, and we are in the retail department. We would tTUungij linger here, and give an extended description of this truly magnificent establishment, but have only space for a passing glance. We see before us a large, well-lighted and beautifully arranged store-room, completely filled with all the different varieties of clothing for men, youth, boys and children, and furnished in a manner which for neatness and elegance cannot be surpassed; and it must really be a pleasure to deal in such an apartment. Here every garment is marked in plain figures, and it is no trouble whatever to make a selection.

The one-price system strictly prevails, and there is no bantering or overcharging under any circumstances. Keeping this fact in view, we cannot wonder at the great success of this enterprising hoose-becanse every honest and fair-minded man must greatly prefer to deal on the one-price plan, which was first introduced and practiced in this city by Mr. Steinfeld, the proprietor of this establishment. In conclusion, we advise all our readers who may be in need of anything in the line of clothing to pay a visit to the popular one-price clothing house, number 8 Main street bridge, and inspect the stock there displayed. Blees machine is the best in the world.

Eaatera Cau-riaaee. Just received a full assortment of eastern carriage for the spring trade, consisting of two and three spring phaetons, open and top piano box, open and top yacht bodies, open and top side spring wagons, also two seated farmers democrat, and platform spring express and delivery wagons, light road wagons, skeletons and sulkies, an of which we warrant of first quality and at low price. Come everybody that want carriage and we will show you bargains. Goodwin Eenney's repository. Wood' building, Fitzhugh street next to SaUocal hotel.

rjressxnaker, buy yourselves a Blees mi-chine. Have Tear Phetaaraak Takes. If you have not jet procured a counterfeit presentment of yourself which doe or overdoes you, the place to have the operation TJerformed is at W. F. Carnall's, over IS West Main street.

His room are hung with specimens of hia art. OemtPAtrGH, number 9 Main street bridge, make to order tbe Reception shirt, Matinee shirt, business shirts, traveling shirts, boating shirts, hunting shirts, fire shirts, night shirts, and a full assortment of sizes in French percsJl and English cheviot Leave your measure we warrant a perfect fit. mh31r1tf Tuts oojaxva On Tuesday and Wednesday, April Sth and 0th, we shall exhibit our well-known and highly fashionable assortment of pattern hats and bonnet of tha latest Paris, London and Sew York styles, together with a stock of fine French Sowers, lacesv ornaments, ribbons, ties, never before equaled in Rochester, and give a cordial invitation to the public to examine the same. Danzig Levison, 7 Main street bridge. Do HOT forget to call on Danzig Levison Tuesday and Wednesday, April bth and Sth, for their opening at 7 Main street bridge.

Office Boaed of Fttbuc Works, I Rot April 4, 1ST3. Pasties wishing to buy street dirt should apply at my office, loC Powers' block fourth flocr. B. Butler, street snperintendent. Auadew Whltreanb lluuse.

The new hotel located on Eaat Main street, i now opened to tie public It i an entirely new building and is furnished in first -ciaaa style throughout. The apartment are ail well ventilated, easy of access and provided with all conveniences. Terms two dollar per day. A. G.

Whhcomb, Frop'r. UtoebwiaK at cost. We invite aa exam ination of our stock of underwear, which wa have marked to effect a closing out of the stock. It consist of a full line of Udie', gents', miasea and boys' wrappers, in all the different aualite and make. Those who are supplied for the present season will find it advantageous to make their selection for next, A.

Brennan ft Son, 36 State sueea. MaJOB W. Babjotb is at the Nation hotel in this city for the purpose of purchasing two car loads of good road horso. Mr. Barker ia well known a a reliable dealer.

Ha win retrain here for severa. day. aplti A choice aatOrtrleDt of music and musical instrument may be foaZ" State street. Those who are in the habit oi ung musical rumen ta know how essential it that the quality of the material and the perfectaaab pf the ftitnj-tion are all-important in th production of good music Instrument of this description are the only one kept by Mackie and Co. ao that one who goes titers to purchase may rS assured that a good erticla will be procured.

Weaken Hew Tar Acrtealtaral, Maa-kaaieaJ a a lDrtvia Park AaaaetattM. A meeting of the aciekbokiers in the abov afaioariatioa will be held at the mayor' office on Wednesday evening, April th, to hear and act upon the report of tha comniittee oa location. Payment of the first aaAeaameut makes a subscriber a stockholder. apidud Joxa R. Gajuuctsxb, eeretary.

Otb regular spring millinery opening will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday, April Bib and Sth, at our show room. Tha display of faahionahle trimmed haw aod bonnet wul exceed any of our former exhibitions. Our stock of straw goods, fine French flowers, boiled, moire antique and gros grain ribbon; elk, velours, and turqaosa is unusually extensive and elegank. Oair patron are invited to amine our style. 8.

RoasCBBXan fc Co. apSdad 41 and ti Stat street. OrMUio Taaaday and nines. Uy, April jfth and 9th, at Danzig Levtsua's, 7 Main street bridge. A.

V. parra, the hanxaia and trunk rnaa-nf actorer, and will be better prepared thaa ever Uu spring to abow hi euaVjoaer a very complete aaortmaMst of styuah harnoa of all grade and price, hap robe, whip, trunks, traveling bags, sati bei. ahawl strap, in fact, every article that belongs in tu Ua of trade. Call At Ptate street and examine hia good barf or porcliaaing etSaewher. OO TIM to solar library Bock.

I kl ULJSa AVIUtT.asaaaatata Lecture oa tight. Cloth. the part of somebody connected with their road both gentlemen having been detained for an hour or more at North street. We trust that they will see to it that from whatever cause this state of affairs arises whether from inefficient management at the yards, a lack of tracks, or the like that a remedy will be promptly applied. Before concluding, we "would observe that since tbe engineers of freight trains are detained with their trains those of passenger trains in a lesser "degree they are of course deprived of that time for rest which, to secure efficiency and vigilance, is perhaps more necessary to them than to men of any other calling.

The idea may not appear striking at a glance, but some terrible accident would arouse the public to the fact that it win not answer to keep an engineer on the dack of his engine at a time when he should be recruiting the energies so essential to the proper discharge of his arduous duties. Bewtae freas Raia. Friday evening an unfortunate and misguided young girl was snatched from the jaws of a moral death, and unquestionably an early physical death, by Captain Sullivan and Detective Hughe of the police force. We will not atop to moralise on the perverted tenden cies of the growing generation. Such moral ising seems to be of no benefit, and only ac tive measures, tike those in the present instance will be of any service.

Two weeks ago a young girl, Ifellie Keef only fifteen years of age, sought and obtained admission to a house of kept by Jennie Doty, there to become one of those vile creatore who pan der to the unlawful passion they seek by ev ery means to arouse, one is a neat, tidy-looking girL of so small stature as to resemble only a child. Her father, a respectable, hard -working man, learning where she was, called at the police office Friday to obtain the assistance of law in taking her from the vile den. The mission was entrusted to the officers stated, and calling at the house in the evening they arrested and brought her to the station. Strange to say she waa unwilling to leave her life of disgrace, and became so excited over being forced to do so that she went into a fit and hysterica. Her father is deeply pained by the strange conduct of this erring child, and will meet with the sympathies of all in hi effort to reclaim her to the paths of virtue.

With reference to the woman who keeps the den of infamy, no language would be too strong to be used in condemning her. Any woman who will knowingly offer temptation to a young girL beneath the eyes of parents, brothers and sisters, and provide her with means of self degradation, needs to be visited with the greatest indignation of the community. Hhe ought to be driven from the city, bag and baggage. A ISerieae le. On Saturday evening, William Richardson, who resides on East avenue, met with a seri ous loss in the form of a pocket-book contain ing t-jO.

He had called at the store of ohn C. Koesterer, corner of Andrews and Clinton streets to make some purchase and having transacted his business departed, but discovered some time afterward that he had, as he supposes, left hi pocket-book and its content in the store behind him. Ha, however, failed to find it there and was unable to anything about it. The matter was brought to the notice of Captain Sullivan and be, together with Roundsmen Rowarth and McConnick, proceeded to investigate. They found that a German and two Frenchmen were in the store at the same time with Mr.

RichardVm. The former, it was supposed, was the owner of a cart which was left the store containing some cut clothing bearing the mark, as was afterwards learned, of M'DoneU, Burrell and a quantity of sausage. The clue afforded by these fact waa followed, but the owner of the cart and content proved to be a person who wa able to give a satisfactory account of himself. Tbe whereabout of tbe two Frenchmen referred to is as yet unknown, and whether innocent or guilty the officers are very des-row of finding them. A sesaeata A3 fcivers of music in this city win learn with pleasure that a grand concert will be given at Corinthian hall on Wednesday evening next, the tlh in-t.

by the Sheffield glee dub of Tale college. This club consist of fifteen members all amateurs who have for some years made it a practice to make an annual tour through certain favored part of ta omtrv. A tin programme will be offered for this occasion, dub wia doubt receive due recognition from our citizens. Theater goer will have a chance to see and hear a universal favorite this week at tha opera house, in the person ofthe talented young American actor, E. T.

Stetson. The lay for to-nlgt? and to-morrow night is one of McCJosky' best drama, called "Daring Dk-k, the Detective; or High, Low, Jack and th Gam. This play partake of the character of tragedy and the melo-drama, and is admirably carried by Mr. Stetson. The play will be mounted in the best powible way with a powerful eaat, embracing the best actors in the company.

It is well worth seeing. Heart Drewaea, Owing to recent heavy raina, a large body of water ha been brought down into Clean street, near Frost' nuraeriea, for which there ia but one outlet. This is through a dili or covered sewer which ha been contract but i not large enough. The water set back and covered the street, and the plank sidewalk were aS afloat. About 6 o'clock Saturday night an old man named John living near Hunter tree bridge, got off the walk, and wa in the ditch or gutter ia water and mud above his thigh.

He wa chillwd through and very feebla when discovered by Edward Rijaney, Irrmg in Frost's nurseries. Boaney waded is and with aaaistanoa got him out, completely exhausted and nearly apeechte. At the time they got to turn he wa leaning over on a tt and completely bewildered, and if as-SKtanoa had not been near he eertaisiy would have been drowned. aate Traaater. Crane, Saay and others have sold to WB-fca W.

Red property on the east sid of are urn At reel. Coatadaratioa W. W. liced ha sold to N. C.

Steel of VUca, has houa on th east aide of Varnam street- Cooidrtja Sua W. W. Enid ha uld toTf.i. Haven bouse oa the east side of Vanuutn street. Cottittderatioa $5, 606.

W. W. Heed ha sold to 7. A. Baker lot oa th eaat side of Varnam street.

Cuoadasra-tiosi Li-X W. W. Beed ha sold to George C. Steele lot on tbe eost aide of Varnam street. Oou-aideratkio W.

W. lUwd. aa executor, ha sold to voya Paraona, farm FiUafUrd. Conaid-eralit SO,.