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Urn WxlmmtrAs. JlmusfmcntSa I. syractjsk Medical Disioensary, EflTABLISlTl-IN 1850, For the reuef of tik misniidfld and lm. jfole mi to tmt HOU8ES TO RE Ly on Baker, Erie Land Office." POSSESSION MAI 1st, IS 6. morning, whilst the Sawyer gun.

was operating, they succeeded in getting their gun mounted. This was the cannon that has heretofore been able to command the channel from Sewall's Point, and It was to-day bronght around the Eolnt, facing the Rip Raps. After several shots ad been 11 red at the Point, one gnn was fired In return at the Rip Raps, the ball falling; short about fifty yards. It was a good line shot, but her calibre was not sufficient to reach the Rip Baps. Tours, When we beard the shot coming the laborers and most of the soldiers ran and got behind the stone, Ac.

I followed tbe example of ao officer and dodged behind a crane or derrick on the dock, but the second thought convinced me that It was no more protection than a pair of stilts and I therefore got np on to a block to see where the shot would strike, and I assure yon that It was uncomfortably near. Col. Holllday prepared two other guns, and gave" them brisk firing from the Sawyer gnn which drltd them up. Yesterday I met with another adventure. Tbe correspondent of the Herald and tbe subscriber walk up to Camp Hamilton, about a mile, and there procured horses of Col.

Spear, of tho 11th Pennsylvania cavalry, and went on to tbe burned village Hampton and some two miles beyond. Engineer Btlmers, Mr. Short and others joined us. We saw John Tyler's house, a three story brown stone, a little too high and narrow to be In proportion, and yet quite a fine grounds, shrnbery, fences, Ac, around It, which must have been very floe, are entirely destroyed and laid waste. The house is pleasantly located on the bank of Hampton Creek, across from where Hampton war, and near the bank of the river.

It Is now oecnpied by contrabands. Hampton, as you know, was a village made almost entirely of brick, with a Conn House, several churches, Ac, dec, and one of the oldest villages In the country. It must have been a beautiful village, with several thonsand inhabitants, on and near the bank of James River. Now there is one house only left. Everything Is burned up except brick, stones and a few trees.

Many brick walla and chimneys are standirgi but most of them have fallen or been pulled down by the soldiers. That is indeed a sad picture ol war. For about two hundred years It frts been the home ot many, many, happy families. Tear after year, through long times they have met and worshiped in ihe same church, tbey have married and given in marriage, they APRIL 1, 1861 For last evening's Telegraphio dispatches, ee first ptga. Death ot Capt.

Thomai A. Budd. The telemph, yesterday afternoon, brought the sad intelligence of the death of Capt Thomas A. Budd, of this city, commanding' the Penguin. The gunboat which was the bearer of this mournful news, also, brought bis body, which arrived at the Washington Navy Yard yesterday morning.

The telegraph furnishes the most meagre account of the circumstances of his death. He was killed at Mosquito Inlet, which is a. Ml on me east coast ui lurius, uear omj" ua, about sixty miles south of St Augustine. We only know that the landing of our forces was opposed at this point, and that eight of our troops were killed or wounded, among whom was our townsman and Capt Mather. We are without the data for so complete a sketch of the life of Capt Budd, as his career deserves.

He entered the Navy, many years ago, as a Midshipman and remained in the service until he was promot ed to a- Lieutenancy. He was master of Captain Wilkes' Flag Ship in the Southern Exploring Expedition, and was esteemed by that officer as one of the most emoient and active officers engaged in the survey. He was solicited to join the Japan expedition, under Commodore Perry, but before its departure, he resigned his commission and re moved to this city where his family now reside. During the political canvass of 1860, Capt. Budd was at the South, and returned here fully persuaded that war would ensue upon the inauguration of Mr.

Lincoln. He took the deepest interest in the peace meas-ures brought forward in Congress, and occa sionally contributed articles to the Court eron tho importance of an amicable settlement of the impending conflict' He was a staunch democrat and hated abolitionists as cordially as he loved the Union. On the out break of the rebellion he, like thousands of other men of his faith, hasten ed to volunteer for the defence of his coun try and the preservation of the Government. Ha at once repaired to Washington, and was ordered to the command of the Bteamer "Penguin," as a volunteer commander in the Navy. He participated in the bom bardment of Hilton Head, and when the machinery of his vessel had become disabled by a shot from the Fort, he procured a tug to tow the 'Penguin' into that "circle of fire," as it was called, and delivered his broadsides with the same uniformity and precision as though his ship had been in perfect order.

As yet we know nothing of the eiroumstances of his death: but we haz ard nothing in saying that he died as a brave man dies, in the fearless discharge of his duty. A good husband, a kind father, a brave officer, a respected citizen, a most worthy and patriotio man has been offered up on the altar of his country. For the first time, we have tears to shed over the remains of those who have died that the Union might liv3. Buffalo has sent forth her thousands to the battle; she has strewn garlands in the path of departing soldiers, and sent her blessings and her prayers to eheer them on. It will soon be her sad duty to receive with becoming honors the casket whioh just now treasured the undying soul of a noble and self-sacrificing man.

Almost the first Buffalonian to volunteer, he is the first to seal his patriotism with his blood; but we have no right to hope that he will be the last Others whom we love, whose bravery we have, toasted, whose hands we have grasped in parting, whose promotion in the army we have regarded with pride, must fall as Capt. Budd has fallen, and all this that the Constitution bequeathed us by our Fathers may be transmitted to our children unimpaired, and re-consecrated by the best blood of our generation. Oar Correspondent meet with Adventures A. Visit to Hampton Tillage. 0 Correspondence of ths Buffalo Courier Fombibs Monrob, Marcli 87, 1862.

FaiKBD Warren, I am not able to write you sy news, but I am not contraband, am sot a atWBpaper correspondent, rot a military or na val officer, aad therefore I will write about my-sell Laat Sunday, after visiting the Monitor, we went op to see the Union and Lincoln gnus. Ob the road we heard a noiae behind ns, and on looking around aaw fonr horses hitched tandem, coming as though they had been shot ont of the Monitor's guns. -1 did what I eonld to turn their course from Mrs. H. and the rest ot onr party, and then made a grab for the rein of the rear horse, and eaught It They snaked me about ten rode, and the horses ahead being In fall speed, and I holding on to the bit of the out behind, made him very mad.

He reared and plnnged and snorted, and bit me once very hard -with hit fore foot on the calf of mj leg. I stopped them however, and the result is that my leg Is at black as your hat. The horse, belonged to the United States, and I suppose, therefore, that I am entitled to a pension. a On Tuesday we went over to the Sip Haps, (Fort Wool) to experiment with the Greek Fire Shall. To-day I notleed the following, which I cat from the Baltimore American and Commercial Jxfmtinr, from their correspondent here.

I erase one line, which Is doubtful: A Oahbovasim Ddbx. The Sawyer gun at the Blp Baps made some capital shots at 8e wall's Joint this morning. One of Its shells, filled with a new liquid fire, exploded in the midst of their parade gronnd, and, it is believed, did consider able damage. It came down Immediately ahead pf the Hagitait Several other shots were fired, the shells lodging; la the woods and making con jStderable smoke tod Are. For several days a sani of men had been observed vnrklaff on a oae-gaB battery fceUg the Kip Raps, tad this TUERDAI EVENING, AMERICAN HALL.

TRrrjMPHANT Riroriirqa rti Woodroflo'a llohemlan Troupe GKLass Blowers Gro.na Gala Week af Noreltles). LOOK AT THE ATTRACTIONS. fn 1 in A art XCaArMmAm a clal Conversational will bs given at thscendualw v. vgu.li M'uvi suis. A US UIUSIO DJT JOQDtOQ'f Qlia.

drIUtt Band will embrace the moit popular daaoi of th Am TViA flrvnv An aaik k. ment of James I. Lelghton. On Tuesday evening, April 1st. Gentlemen's Appolonlsn Festival, on which occasion a splendid cae of work will be given to the BEST L00KINO GENTLBMAN In the uuienco, oe oeciaea by a committee of married ladies ss'scted from the audience by the gentlemen.

Thursday evening, April 8d, a magnlflcent eass of -work will ts given to the BEST LOOKING LADT In the ESST' .5 by eommittee of gentlsmen. ss-leeted from the audience by the ladles. On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, Orad Pre-sentatjonMallnees for Ladles and OhUdren. Every shUd will be presented with a beautiful gift. AmainMnt Head-Drea.

will be given to the Ladlesis ent at each Matinee, In addition to a Number enUuSw them to a share in the drawlog for large prloee. The beautiful Low Pressure GLASS STEAM ENOIN1C "CIND, BELLA" and the FOUNTAIN will be In foil operation at each exhibition. but neurmoer, wis is me beet week or the Blowers will .1 II No extra chirge for danclog. Good order will maintained. Admission 15 cents.

No half price. uisiriomion ai V. qH 1BlulIUMWlw uoora open half an hour previous to exhibition. M- WOODBOFFP, Mansger. E.

J. WHITE, gent. mliSloiatf NEW OPERA HOUSE. POSITIVELY TWO NIGHTS ONLY Wednesday andTItnrsday r.T'nffsj, April 2d 3d. Lately returued from a fonr years' tour round the world and having lately concluded a of Forty-Hgbt successful Concerts In the city of few York, would rei pectfully announce TWO OF THEIR HIGHLY POPULAR MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS AT THE NEW OPERA HOUSF, i (Arcade Bailing,) Wednesday Thursday Ere'siar.

Aprii 3d A. 3d. Tbf lr Repertoire embraces a sholss selection of TOCAI. QDARTETT3, arranged In their own psculiar ard affective style. Also avert ty of the sweetest Ingllih, Irish, Scotch, German and Spanish Ballads extant.

AHIAS, CAVTINA8, SCBSAS, from the waike of the most popular Italian and French masters. In addition to their nsoal and choice selections of Yoeal and Instrumental Music, they will ay, each evening several pieces on tbe celebrated Hwiss Bella. Beg leave to state to their numerous friends and i atrons of furm-r years, tl at about four years sgo heyaddedthe Swiss Bells to their a ready superior Corserta; and the Preee, as well as sll sompetent Musical Crlilca, have pro nounced their Rell laying snpei lor to anything of trie kind ever heard In thle country, not excepting that of tbe original Swiss Bell Singers, who appeared in the Unl ed Stales about fifteen years lines. IS'" Admission SS cents; Children II cents, ty' oneert cemmsnses at o'clock. J.

M. BOOLApD, Manager. mhiTaaclw D.O. WAORON, Agent. New Opera House- The Last Grand Masquerade OF THI SEASON, Will be repeated at the above plats, on Tneiidiij- llTenlsisr, pril tt, '6.

Costumes to be had at the HalL Admission to ths Foor, SU cents Gallery Tickets, ssnts Ladles Tickets, 23 cents. taMuilc by Johnson's Quadrhle Baud. WAITED! For (he 19th Infantry, U. Arraj. A MLTC-HpiJI PJI MEN, between the SKts of eighteen and thirty-five rears.

Pav from $18 to $84 per month; In addition to which eaoh Miller la provided with an abundance of good Food, Clothing, Quartera, Fuel and Medical Ai tendance, ires of -charge. The pay commences on tbe day of en'lstment, and the board, clothing, Ac, are furnished at one. Enlistments are now maae ior uiree years oniy, end ol which time earn soldier will be entitled to his din charge and a bounty of ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR IN bOLD, with inch other bounties sssrs 0' may be allowed to men in tbe volunteer foroes. In this Regiment, moat of the Second Llcutenai ta and-Non-commissioned Officers are yet to be appointed, thus affording rare opportunities for promottjn even to the position of a Commissioned Officer In the Regular army. For further particular.

Inquire at tbe Kecrulilna Ren. desvr oi. No. 11 Exchange street, III1III1H1 MnTI.VlTiV Capt 19th U. 8.

Infa'itry, mhlatf leeniHi. Wanted Immediately Snd BUFFALO RXQ1M1CNT, 100 Y01I MUSI To Itrre during II War. Bounty in (iold ftom 1S to $23 per month, good board I lodirlne and unllorms lurnlahed as sooa aa enrolled Iree ofoba ge. Th i aefttment is commanneo oy uot, si. u.

ationed at Mana-sts, Vs. This rseiment Is armed with a new Sp-lngneld R'flei 0 1S61, which regarded as the st wespo'-' the servlo. Woss wbhlng to join ths Oallait srn," win navs aa opportunity of doing so, by calling on iinuh v. m. leut.

H.D. HALL, Recruiting Officers, Wssh ogton a reel, JaSSatf over Jae. Adams A obacen store SMALL FAKM FOR SALK. AVE.NUK I i 101 a aMU v.in,. HIUBIUUI iDA mvMvm vi uiui UVU.

wlih nnii i asaev house, barn, shsds. Ac. and a mad imalf orchard. nam Msfl' It LONDON EXHIBITION. Betarn Ticket lodsIob asid back.

FIRST 1U111D STEAM WKEIt. LT BETWEEN NEW TORK ANB LIVgRPOOL, landing and embark-big Passengers at QUBENSTO WN, flraland.t The Liverpool. New vmb PhliadMnhl flteamahln OomnaoT intend des patching their full-powered Clyde-built Iron Steamships as April KANGAROO 12 ETNA 19 aad every Saturday, at aoonjkom Plot 44, North River. RATM OF PAJSA9B: Ibst 1 Steerage $50 do to London 60 1 do to London 88 do to Paris 61 do to Paris ....38 do to Hamburg 66 do to Hamburg 88 Passengers also forwarded to en, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Ac, at equally low rates. tar Persons wishing to bring oat their friends can buy tioketa here at ths following rates, to New York From Liverpool or Queenstown 1st cabin, t76.

tSC and Stoerage from Liverpool 140. Prom Queenstown 90. These Steamers have superior accommodations far pa engers, and carry experienced Surgeons. Thry are built In Water-tight Iron Sections, aad have Patent Firs Annihilate on board. For further Information apply In Liverpool to WILLIAM INMAN, Agent, 89 Water street; la Glasgow to WM.

IN-HAN. 6 St. Enoch Squaro; In Queenstown toO. AW. 8EVM0DR In London to EIVES A MA0ET, 61 King William street; la Paris to JULES DECODE, 6 Place de la Bourse; Philadelphia to JOHN G.

DALE. Ill Walnut street; or at tho Company's Offices. JOHN O. DALE, Agent, 16 Broadway, N. T.

Or PIOCIBINO OTTO, Agents, apla 8T Pearlstreet, Buffalo. $100 BOUNTY. WANTED TOE. 17. 8.

A 31 Y. Atile-bodied, sober men, between tbe ages of 1 8 and 8J years. Term of lervloe, three years. Pay from (IS to $99 p.r month clothing and medical attendance furnished to tho scldler free of charge. Bli lull pay continued when he is sick.

A bounty of $100 Is paid to him when hs discharged. The door to promo tlon to tho rank of commissioned officer, la open to raerito rlous men. For farther Information apply at ths Recruiting Ben-dcavous. No. 68 Main street, Huff's Hotel Building.

JOSEPH L. TIDBALL, Captain U. S. Army, Recruiting Officer. Buffalo, N.

March 81, 1889. mh81aaotf SI Bared is $2 Earned. THE SUBSCRIBER claims to be selling his goods at such prices as will enable his etutomeis to sara tneaoovs amount iu a snort time. Nice Green Tea Extra do Very best green Prims Black Extra Black Vary bast do do Ground Java Ooffse Bio Green Bio do STe 100c 160 660 62c 80s 88c 94s Sic 7e Best Candles Dried Apples. Pleksled Herring Picketed Picketed Bluefish lOe Se 8c 80 80 4c Whltetshand Splendid Butter 17e Fine Tabls 68e gal N.

O. Molasses 40e Bast Petroleum OU 14 Try our Union Coffee. All other articles in ths grocery line equally as cheap. 4. UlltUll, Co-operative Stors, 49 Seneoa street, malta sernsr of gllleott.

STOVES. HOME MANUFACTURE 1 JohxL O. Jewett, CLARENDON BLOCKf 2S9 MAIN 81 Opposite tbe Cbttrohea. Depot for tbe Sal of JEWETT ROOT'S STOVES, Among which are The "Combination" Cook Store, The old-fashioned BRICK OVEN. The steady and uniform Bake BRICK OVEN.

19 00 per month for Hard Coal in the brick: oven. Thekplendii'Bsklngo'f tho BRICK OVEN. Ths Bread and Meats far Sweeter and Healthier. BRICK OVEN. The Economical Fuel, BRICK OVEN.

The simple and convenient Broiling tlx, BRICK OVEN. The complete victory for three years. BRICK OVEN. Tho careful watching not needed. BRICK OVEN.

The "ten years" guaranty of the BRICK OVEN, lbs "Buffalo make" BRICK OVEN. "The best Cook Stove In the world," la what all say that ass ths BRICK OVEN. Throe Huodred Families In Buffalo using the BRICK OVEN. Scon every fsmlly In the land will use tha BRICK OVEN. Cheap First Uasg OK STOVE! Jewelt Root's "Improvement." Prices reduced, making them the cheapest Brst class Cooling Stove In market, whlla It la warranted sn perior to any excepting the Br ck Oven.

NOTICE THE PRICES. FOR WOOD, with Furniture completer 131 DO FOR COAL, do lo 83 00 THE $18 00 THBConPEf do do do 18 00 THE COMPEER. WOOD do do 18 00 THE CLIPPE do do do 1100 IHE SI ATH'KIAn, so 00 on la do do do 15 00 KOVALOAE, do do do IS 00 Onr stock of HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS Is complete, snd every article sold at the loweatprt'' SILVER-PLATED GOODS. IVOBr-HANDLED TABLE 0TJTLERV. Family Hardware, Britannia Ware, Hollow Ware, Wooden Ware, French Tinned Ware, panned Wars, Steel Firs Sets snd Stands, TaaTrayi and Walters, Brushes, Feather Dusters, Table Mats, Kitchen urnltnre.

Ol my own manufacture, and retailed at wholesale prlsee, are REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLEKS, Bird Cases, Toilet Ware, Ba'hW Apparatus, Ice Cream freetars, Water Filters, Ac PgTOsil and get one of my Catalogues of House Furnishing Goods. Remember New Store, 259 Main street tat Ars emmseUon with On Oli Stand. jatScaaleltv JOHM C. JEWETT. REVOLVERH AJTD Minie Eifles! Colt's, Alien's, Sharp's and Smith Wesson's Revolver, of all kinds; tho new Cartridge Revolvers, Itr proved Twist Rifles and Shot Onus, double and single Kowte Knives, Dirts, Pocket Cutlery, Fishing Tackle, and all kinds of Sporting goods; Powder, Shot and, Caps, at Wholesale and Retail All Job Work dons, or new Ouns sold, Warranted.

JaaSoaatr P. SMITH. 1ST Haln street. Canada Money. BIJVTNO KATES to-day at tbe Banking OBce, sf n.

nr. MiriiTH, No. I East Bsusea MtoXrsewlsrSskjBa, Jails prudcul votary ot false -oleaanre. who. Hading that he lias) Imbibed the seeds of a certain Jjoatnaot ie disauin.

la frnm an ill-timed sense of hame dieterred fron. applying to a Physician wht ee kno'wledga and experience can alone befriend him in distress. Persona see one but the Doctor. In view of tbe vast sstraotlon of human life, caused by tho untuecsssfal tresti sent of ssxoal nsusss, and tl deceptions practised up on the afflicted by vnprinelpiid qvaik in MtdMnt, a deem it onr duty to nfferlna humanity, to extend our' notice for having attached tooiti Institution a Dispensary, for ths cure of all disease a PaiviTS or VsaaaiAL character. The Faculty ol this Institution, embraces thi best medloe) talent In the reform school of medicine, and I the Physician who superintends this department, haa, as be justly deserves, the reputstVus of being the best Sexual, Boaosotl In this country.

Nc matter what your disease may be, or of bow long star-ding we avaranUe a perfect mre is all oases, by remedies which contain no "mineral or poisonous" drugs, require very little ehange of die; and we also guarantee to ours you at a very low prloe, mash ln than tbe usually enanr. TO TOUNG MINI We als pledge ourselves to en. llrely remove the effects of Seen at Habits, Seminal Weakness, Ac, by simple local appllef easy to be used, cat. sing no pain or Inconventenoe. Jfo emirtgHont ocuw after tht Jlrtt attplieaUan, Jtddrees by mail as below.

Persons at a distance cured st home by writing a letter giving a fall statement of their symptoms, and enclosing Sfi, for which their medicines wAll bo sent them by mall or expreea, secure from danger or observation, with foil and explicit directions for use. All disease peculiar to temaleri; Lenchorrhea or Whites, Suppression of the Menses, painful Menstruation, Inflam-atlon and Ulceration of Womb, Prolapsus, Drorl, oc falling of ths Womb, treated on sclsnttno principles. IMPORTANT TO LADIES. Oolden Ftmali otsders. Otoe of the best mertloineo for Obstructions Ac, ever used.

Warranted to produce the desired effeot if used according to directions. Prl ot Powder S3 per package. Sent by mail to any address. French Patent Male Safe. It fi perfectly safe ana uev er falls to give' satlafactlos.

It Is the only safe and sui preventive acalnat nrotnancv and disease. The nncs 1 the French Patent Male Safe, 1, tbe single ons, or (S net ooaeru nam ny mau. TWO BOOKS in. On Private Diseases and Dlseaahi of Females. Tho Nature, Treatment and Radical Cure of spermtaorrnea or senunai neaaness, sexual Nervousness, Involuntary Emissions and Impotescy, resulting from self-abuse, Ac 1 Also, reliable advice in tela tlon to marriage, oouoeptwn, ana tmo meana by whjoh It may be avoided, if necesaary; and oier matAer of vital Imnortance to the married and those conteusttlatlnB mat.

riage. The knowledge contained therein la cot to be found in any outer wore ereT puojianea, nor oatamaoie iron, any other source whatever. Price it6 oenta: cent to any address on receipt Ol orloe. or its value In stamps. Persons who after reading this whe are not satisfied that It la worth at least four times its prloe.

uao nave luvir nuuqr rviuuucu. nunM B. M. DI8PENSAR1 Drawer 100, Syracuse; h. Or apply to Dr.

C. S. OOP.F, Coninltlng Physician of ti umoe no. lit wieung nan, topunstte the gy ratcme uonse, oyraense. n.

nozy BilY FOR THE HOLIDAYS. BOOTS SHOES, Cheap and Beautiful. EVERY WOMAN, AND CHILD 18 INTERESTED IS SUSTAINING THE CHEAP SHOE STORE. JOHN B. HIGHAM'S CASH BUYJEU, HAS 8D0CEKDBD IN OBTAINING THB Seat, AflU Chteapest STOCK OF SHOES EVER SEEN AT RETAIL -JN BCPFAXO.

Ladies thick sole, Silk gore heol Gaiters at $0 87 Ladies hetvy double sole, worth $2 00, at 1 25 Children Goat skin shoes, worth 81 cents, at 15 Children extra quality, worth 56 cents, at 31 100 cases men kip boots, worth $3 00, at 2 00 200 cases men prime shoes, worth 1 50, at 75 20 cases cents JJrenoh calf fine hoots, oak soles, equal to, any sold at 14 00. only 2 25 2 00 Gents' prime calf boots only NO BAD DEBTS, NO BOOKS, NO HOOKEKPK UN, BOTtNO GOODS SKILLFOLLT FOR CASH SELLING GOODS AS AND DOING HALf TBI BNTIR1 fHOl tbadb of ran ony, Gives our patrons an advantage of Sign of the BIO BOOT, i S70 Main 1 KRBMLIN BLOCK. Cheap Cash Shoe Store. BT GOODS CHEAP AT WHOLESALE delsatf THIS. MUTUAIi IffHUB AN01 COMPANY 01 BCJrAtO.

CAPITAL, (aetoan; paid Ths Oompanr, oriranlxed bT soselal Charter from tbt S.fe of New Tork, continues to lasnre bull'ilngs and property of erery desnrlptlon against loss or daman by re, A'sn, Marine risks Vessels Oargoes and JTrelgbts At tbt oanjut rates of premluis. Tie whelt nt proflttot this Oompanjr sis divided snoo-sllr amount the parties effectlns Insurance erlth la, thaa kr laTtng to the Insured, as Its experience for tbe pasisu leen will snow.OTer inmy ptr oeru. Th: acctunnlated cadtal belosiia to the Oompanr and is securely invested at 1 per cent uueren, samcieu hi pay tfie annua) Interest on Its outstanding scrip, and to enable it to divide a 'lit profits amongst the parties who insort wiu is. Th.s Oompanv la net organised on the pnnolpit of Coimb fry AfutiMi'e does Its business for cash, same as Stock Oonvoanles, and annually hemes Its scrip for ths profits, aad aspacKsl daunt Vhurttr, no toHp holder or omtimtr 0 Vu Company rtrtonallv Ua6l4ftf owe oint ortr ntui abovtOuprmiomtpaUf by Ihm, lun-M 0. Kvana, ft.

S. Jewett, A. A. Insupblews, t. G.

Deshier, P. L. Sternberg, S. W. Howell, Slhnn T.

Williams. Miles Jones. Dean R.rhrao" Mlae 8. Pisa, u. w.

rnttie, Oyrce C'aik, 1ms Parker. Myron P. Bosh. Geo. S.

doaard Samuel I. Pratt, Sidney Bhepard, I. li. Rl.aoldlng, at. 8.

Kawlev, H. M. BUnns, B. 8. King, 1.

1 WnrtMntrtoti. f'llai Nlms, A. T. Blseismai JSMKSO BVANH, Prdei't G. S.

HAZARD, a. a. iosvaMisva, Ser-etary OCice, Tsw's BuHdins, oorior Hon and DjjUu its. Joes BaaaTHis. Marine Inspector.

leSotiti BRICK HOUSE. Ho. Ken'. 4 a. Kail it; IK storks, (as water, bath, St do Vo do a as aid water S00 4 llart Block, snail Ms tad 800 do do do do 800 SIT Beleware it; i stories, do do do si ao ao do iTtraarl sk etorlee.

gas. watr. furnace, bath 5 Boston Blook, Niagara it; 8 stories, (is snd wattr. 846 Wsatlngton it; SJtf stories, gas and watfr NT do do do W. tails st; SJC stories' (is and water ElllooU stmt; 8 stories; gas and water.

lot Pearl it; i)f storlet (as, water, bath, barn Ilm it, W. sldr, N. comer Oarllon; i stories; well ant cittern 180 Swan it; stories; (ai and 800 if Court it; stories: KM and water 9T5 10 Botton Block; 8 ttorlet; (as and SCO SI Mohawk at; 8 stories; gai and water 400 68 Seneca st; 2 stories; large lot. 81 Seneca it: 8 etorlea and basemrnt; (as and water 1ST Seneca it; 8 itorles; eat and water 800 188 do do do 13 78 Carrol it; do do 10B Sooth DlrUlon st; ljf t'orUs; (as and water. 869 Seneoa it: 8 tones; Niagara water and barn 809 South DlrUlon it; 8 itorlei; (as and water.

811 do do do 161 niloott it; tX stories; Niagara water lot do do do ST Ohlppewa it; 8 stories 61 Seneca it; 8 stories; gas and water Chicago it. near Perry; 8 stories IS Ooodell it; 8Jf storieK well and cistern Blm at: H. 160 fL 8. Oeneiee: 3 itorles Oak it; east tide, N. Carlton it: 1 itor 84 Carroll it; south side, 4th W.

Chicago st; 1 itorjr 84 Bandy's Alley, near Sycamore st; 8 itorles 100 Seneca st, near Junction Seneoa and Swan; 1 800 868 Swan st; 8 stories 100 860 do do 100 8 hoaiei on S. Dhrltton of Spring; 8 itorlei 100 8 honiM cn Spring it; N. of Swan; 8 itorlei eaoh 16 8, 6, Boott stories eaoh 100 TBAHB DWELLINGS. 4S1 Main it; 8 itortd; gas, water, bath, 460 Main it; Cold Springs, with 8 acres land 800 Hleh it. 8.

K. corner ElUcatt: 8 atori' barn 860 Ellifott it; ua, water and barn 860 5 Churoh it; 9 stories; gas 800 903 Serenth it; luge oottage; gas and water 180 Virginia it.N. cor. Niagara; 8 itorlei; gas and water 160 ITS Delawate it; 1 storlei; gas and water ISO T4 Seneca it; 8 itorles; gas and water 164 117 North Division it; 8 stories; gas snd wa'er. 168 Ul Ninth-it; 9stories ISO 837 Michigan-et; 8 stories.

Gas aad water 168 160 Sooth Dlyislon-it; 8 stories. Jdo 160 Johoaon Place; itorles. jf do .....160 92 Ooodell-et; 8 etorlee. ISO 91 Tupper-et; etorfes. 120 118 Pearl-it; 8 etorlea, Oae and 190 Swan street, N.

W. corner Cedar; 9 itorles 190 880 Seneca-st; 8 stories. Wattr 190 81 and 88 Chippewnt; 9 itorles. 190 89 Carroll-it; ltf itorles. Water 100 887 fwan-itreet; 1 stories.

Water l'O 60 WUllam-st; 8 stories 100 4iElxth-st; 8 180 M8 Elllcott-it; itorlei 84 Two homes on N. E. of Louisiana street. TS 904 North Dlviilon-st; 9 stories 84 Two house, on Tenth-st; 9 stories. Each 100 Eleventh-it N.

W. of Maryland; ltf T5 7 Folsom-et; ljf stories 100 816 and 818 tUlcottst; 8 stories. Each 60 Blk-st; N. W. of Michigan 100 448 Srneea-it; 9 itorles and stors TS STORES.

498 Main it; with dwelling abors. Gas and water 400 Chippewa st; 8d west of franklin-street, with dwelling above 960 Chlppewa-Jt; 8d west of Trsnailn-it, with dwelling 950 Five storei on Pearl-it; U. 8. Block. Eaoh.

800 176 Waihlsgtsn-st; 4 stsrlsi (adjoining the Courier Office) too theCanaL WUlbs rented low for business purposes. SO and 69 Lloyd with dwetllig above. Beat low for good business. OFFICES. Several good offices la Harvey Blook.

mrlS-atstf Dwelling's to Rent, BY LEONARD WILSON. TTT1TH the toot demand for Dwellings this spring, and the wish of preient tenet.ti to re main, toe suDscniMr oai nut raw uwauings now unrentoa among which are-South Division No. 1ST, near Pine, a new brick gothlo oottage, 7 rooms, gas ITS East Tupper No. 80. 9 story brick, 8 rooms 1 T5 High it between Ellicott and Oak, large frane cot- -tsgs, gas, weU and cistern on the pfemlies.

1(0 Waihlngtmst. southeast corner of High, ltfetory frame, rooms Park st. west side, north of Virginia, frame oottage. rooms which shall bs In complete order, good well and Ins garden lot 186 Clinton st. No.

181, near Onion, IX story brisk, rooms 18S High it, south side, between Bllloott and Oak, frame cottage, or 8 rooms, large lot and good weU of wster on the premises. It oould be arranged for two families. Pries ltt Michigan street, between High and Best, with a bars ard garden lot 100 feet square. Good well. Prlee.

160 North Division No. 981, between Spring and Jefferson, 8 or 8 rooms. Good wslL Frioe Ill Eagle st, No. 168, lower story of a 8 story frame, 4 reema. Price 84 Court sk, north side, between Morgan snd Steals, or rooms.

Fries 160 Alio, a number of desirable dweUlngs, or which poses- slon can be given April 1st, and others the 16th of April. At No. 8 Niagara etreet. mh96osa LEONARD WILSON. LOW PRICE DWELLINGS FOR SALE.

EARK STHKET, near Virginia, ore story, fiame cottage, rooms. Lot 86x188, bear-ait trees, an excellent well snd dsterr. the premises. Price )1 100, If a good payment Is made In oa h. Palmer street, near Hudson, one storr 6 ioav.

Lot 95x100, In prime order. Price t36. Eleventh street, between VlrgtcU and ttaryland, two story frame, 8 rioms. Lot 86x108. a good net ol lung frail trees.

Price 81460. Sixth etreet, near Caiollna, one story frame, I rooms. Price t'000. Sixth street, nee- Pennsylvania, 9, one and a half store sseh, frame. rooms each.

Price ot ons 81100, ths other 1900. Hickory st eet, between Clinton and William, a nrw ons and a half story, tram. rooms. H'ckory street, near the last, a oos tos oottige Lot 16x198. Price 600, a discount will bs w.

Itr cash. South Division street, near Spring, a -o tory oottage Tor 8 rooms, In tip top order, newly ral tei Inside anu outside, and. also newly papered AtnelotSOx 118. Price 8700, one half in cash, balan, on long time North 'H vision atreet, near Jefferson, un- and a half story cottage, 8 rooa. Prloe IS60.

Perry street, near ambnrg, a brlok rett gs, 4 rooms. Dot 8x160. PdcetSOO. Some of the above will b-: sold on long time, a fine opportunity tor men of moderate Income, to vecure a homestead, at Me. 8 Niagara street LEONARD WILSON, SOavf Real Ufe and Fire Ina Agent, BOWMAN'S Ilotir and Feed Htore, KREMLIN HALL, No.

11 West Eagle at, near Peajl, Boffalo, N. T. Keep a large rt ck of tin following articles fnr al, to which the; invite your attention, via Double Extra Family Flour, Extra do, Pastry Flour, tlraham Flour, Flour, Bye Hour, Oat-Meal, Yellow Corn Heal, Coarse Corn Heal, Oil Meal.Oa Com, hicken Feed, and Still Feed of all kinds. 0t" Cootie delivered to al parte of the dry on ihort notto- and itarrvntft to a. velsis jyler FOR REST.

Hit S-lBST 4 Story, Ingllih baatmont, brick dwelling, No. 1T1 Pearl at prssent occupied bv A. W. BUrvey, Eeo. Rent ttSO.

Tbemaaie tront, 9 S'cy brie dwelling. No. 821 Delaware etreet, his furnaoe, bath, Ac. Ben1 tSOO. The 9 sto snd basement hr'ck dw Ulag, No.

1 Pearl street, Hs rligton B'ook. Rent (960. Tbe 9 story and basement, brick dwtlllng, No 8T Senses strsei Rent 8800. The 8 ttery and basement, brlek dwelling, No. 966 Peart street, with brick bam.

tWO mh 'la VON a RAKIR, Frie La" Office. Situation Wanted. A YOUNG MANVwhohoilniteora. pleted a Mercantile course In Bryant A Straton's Collage. Is desirous of procurlni a situation In a Oroeerr Store, Commission Rouse, Dry (foods tore or OaVe, as Acoonntant or Clerk.

He talks the English and German languages fluently, and baa an extensive acquaintance throughout the Western part of ths State. The very best of references will be furnished to any per son wishing to seen re his services. Comma ileatlons at- areseea to B. Brewster, N. T.

Erie to B. few. rUr oSlce. will receive ImmedlaU attention. mhlMaa "DWELLINGAND BARS" SIXTH HT, nearly Sppoclte Isrl V.J Porter or Camp Morgan, a 1 1S -story brlek Dwell-if PU at Ns.

8 Niagara street. sSaTtaa LBOKAU WILtOX. 1 sang and danced, loved and luted, were born and died In that quiet village, sow it is the very picture of ruin and desolation. Ton know the rebels burned it themselves. I went into the chnrch-yard, one of the oldest in the country, and looking over the tomb Btones, I found one made of black stone with the following inscription "To the memory of Capt.

Willis Wilson, who departed this life, November in the 38th year ol his age." I read no more, in fact I thought that went back far enough. I cut a cine from a plant-tree and a eprtg from a willow, picked np a piece of the old tomb stone, which had been broken and was about departing in sadness of heart, when 1 concluded to cnt another cane from a Locust In trimming If I carelessly allowed one of the thorns to prick my leg snd the blood ran down Into my boot, which compelled me to take off my what do-you oll-etns, and put a plaster on the scratch. That la my third bair breadth escape. On our return, we witnessed a very fine Review by Gen. Wocl and Staff of the troops at Camp Hamilton, some nine thonsand who have been bare several months and therefore well drilled and disciplined.

I noticed particularly Col. Max Weber's Regiment which Is a fine one. The New York Turners were good, and tbe Mc- Chesney inaves are flae. General Wool was about the easiest and best rider In the lot. I a goad horse oniTplng hat, and was about the most airy civillian there.

The weather la cool and pleueant, though towards night yester day it rained and snowed very little, to-day we have a beautiful sunshine and the toads are becoming dusty. -HjSiuce our shooting on the Rip Raps, tbe enemy have placed three or four more Guns en Sewall's Point, we may therefore expect some fun. There is some reason to believe that the Merrimac with other war steamers and loats, msy be down soon, and these new Guns on Sewall's Point are no doubt Intended to protect them. Major, Willlams.formerly State Senator In New Tork, now Pay Master and two other Par Mas ters arrived here this morning very much to tbe relief of poor soldiers who are ont of funda The occupy the room next to mine, and now while 1 write I bear the jingle of sold and the jovial re- sponce of tbe recipients, verv much to mv an tioyance, for I begin to feel the want of money uncomfortably. Buffalo, Won't Amount to -The Wash ington Repullican, alluding to the recent conference of conservative Congressmen at Washington, says its object was the toration of the old Union," and adds: "The plan may be further developed, but it doe not promise to amount to mudi." This is the general tone of the radical Republican press.

These Northern disiiuionists are determined to prevent the restoration of the Union. Gov. Johnson's Secretary of Statx Senator Andrew Johnson has appointed Jidward H. a Democrat of the Douglas school, his Secretary of State, and he has entered upon the discharge of his du ties. Private and Confidential mEDICAL ADTIOK.

At the Medical Dispensary, as. iio nam ocreet, tup stairs,) uux-mlo, N.T.,eetabllahed by Dr. JONES. A new, speedy and most sueoeesftil mode of treating Syphillsb, Seminal Weakness, and the secret Intrmlties of Tooth and Maturity. Dr.

Jones Is now sagagnd In treating this class of auuaaies, wits we most aston. Ishlnc saeoesa. The treatment adopted bv him Is now: Is baaed noon sdemMSc principles, with new discovered remeeUes, without minerals or poisons. The facilities of euro an such that patten te aaa bs eared st home, without expense. In any part of the country, from an accurate description of their case bv let.

ter, aad have the medicine sent them by Express, to any art of ths United States orftansda, NEJtVOOB DEBILITY Toung men who are troubled with weakness, generally caused by a bad habit In youth, the effects of which are Disslnees. pslns. fomtfalneaa. sometimes a ringing tat the Ears, weak eyes, weakness of ths back and lower extremhiee, eonfusion of Ideas, toes of memory, with melancholy, may bs cured Jby tho new ne Dr. Jena's Pstent French Safe Is wamated a safe ant re arerentlve against preguancv and disesee.

Price tl, at by mall to any part of the Lnlon. Dr. Josma'a Ybmalb UnsmT Pills Amotir the snan thousand boxes of these PlUs annually sold, not one com. piaini uu ye ooea mads against tnsm. Ltaua in a oer.

seal Hll situation should aot uae them, the nartlculan of which wUl be louiul In the bill aoaompanrtng each box. Price 11, sent by mall to anv part of the wortt Dr. Joaee eaa be eo united on all duearss oi a urivate nature. Advtee free, when free, when given atthaofflce. AUenresi -o metrowy used, and secrecy mrleiahio.

sad evening. EeeolUet 111 Main etret.Tj warrausea no Ofloe open day (up stain.) uuiuwi an wwvvurowiviii stt-tf I.