The Buffalo Commercial from Buffalo, New York • 3

re yit la. T-30 Isoan. Destla of an Old Baffalonian. IUPORTAUT TO TBAVELEB3 AUD 0THEE8. BY TELEGRAPH.

"(Bowwcrrwl nortiitiy Report. There were 441 deaths Id New York, and 14 in Brooklyn last week, besides 12i in tbe public institntiona appertaining to the two cities. The Baker Case. in tha case of the United States is Garvess G. Baker, rate Teller in the Tradesmen's National Bank, which has occupied tbe attention THE ANGOLA ACCIDENT 1 $15,000 F0S 50 GEHTS! Five of the Passengers killed in the terrible Kail ay Casualty at Angola had Insured themselves against Rich by investing TEN EACH in Tickets Issued by The Railway Passengers' ASSURANCE COMPANY OF HABTFORD, Thereby seenrtng to each or their families the sum or $3,000.

These Losses will be promptly adjasted and paid by this Company, which le the only ooe In the Tinned States specially devoted to this branch of Accident liunrsnre. It has a p-id up Capital of orer THREE HLTNDKBD THOUSAND DOLLAHi, which 1 safely invested in Government. Slate, Manirlpal and other Secur.tlrs. It has deposited with the Treasurer cf Connecticut, as additional security to Its ticket holders. Its Ticket are dated when issued, to commerce at any required hour, and are suld at nearly every Ticket Office in the country.

it is liberal in Its poiicy, prompt In its Be Uemcat and partial losses upon its Ticke's. Insure against Accidents when you Travel Tickets tor sale at Railroad TUket Offlces. Buffalo City Insurance Com'y, OF BUFFALO, N. Y. W.

O. I'AHOO, President. A. UFilNOIil), Vice-President. CASH CAPITAL.

Asset, December Slat, 1867: li. S. Oovernment bonds and Premiums 193,290 11 Loaned on call, by 8. Bonds and Slocks 22 950 00 Cash cm hand and in Bank 11,705 31 Doe from Agents (in course of ransmission) 2,884 75 Bills receivable for P.cmiums njt due 785 00 Personal Property 4,094 28 Interest due on Bonds 7.212 35 Total Assets $242,911 80 Lofsses unadjusted $3,332 31 At a Meeting of the Directors, held at the Offlce of the Company, January 7th, 18K8, a Cash Dividend of FIVE (5) PER CENT free of Government Tax, was tbe 10th Instant. BABE, ANCIENT, AND VALUABLE ENGRAVINGS! The Collection of Equal, In point of HAHITY and VALUE, to any thing ever ottered In the Eastern Market Among them are fine peel mens by RAPHAEL MORGHEN, WOOLETT, SIR ROBERT STRANGE, BART0L0ZZ1, WILLE, CUNEGO, and other eminent ArtUla.

ALSO, RARE AND VALUABLE ETCHINGS WATERLOO, SCHMTDT, LONGHI, REMBRANDT, Ac. DODGE dc BENSON, 173 main Street. Chicago eOX Chicago pre TI Pacific Man oo lujw Atlantte a a Oo 'SjJ Boston Water Fowl rota berland pra QUekallver Martomaa Mto-g Or, nanoosa pre West Dnlun Tx. Hew York Central. 1WW Erie Erie Adams Wells, Fargo as joT Karchts Union Motet On call an per cent.

Pyaaxjiie Sxaaaaeiaa ian uu Goli Closed st lv Chicago market. Pioui 'i'bi nominally on- co i aged at i. r' ri. $ij lli If for No and Bit 41 Corn Mju-ket ts steady and old is dull and 1: and new advfncrfslf ac; ciosina steady at oats Market is mode ately active and advmt. Sales at fiHc.

danced Rye Market Is dull and nominal. llarlev Market is rai-re acttve and firm at an aa vai.cu dr Sales at at 1 90 for No and i fc. rejcied. Provisions Market dull and unchanged and mesa pork Is nominal at UkieiO 60 sborx clear sides nil eii held at ll.e Sweet pickled hams are i a li loins Bulk shoulders 7 loose. Green lueiui aji and unchinizfd.

1Jr- Is more tctive and firmer at UVc for steam reamed. market is dull and drooping al-U rani-. from ar, IVk' 18 dul' drooPin8' ia mZ': depressed at $4 UK n-iH inom n.n' tibls flonr ha wheat ik.isviiu i or 11 on OKAS live hogs i.Hi dressed bogs; and Shipments fjiKi bbls flnnr bn crn: bu oals. "neM live bogs mkb, ana Stecial to A Boarii of Traie 1-ntOAno l-s 11 a Flonr-i'niei. Keceipts 5.500 bbls, shipments 4Wi A'tiesi- lrrciruiar and unsettled.

Kei'eUMo ID Kill h-n lor No ana llrm New M(aifvk oui nii-ti oats A-uiet and lirm at Receipts Milwaukee Market. ti ss'ai'k ke, Jan xi. lour-l he market torts, is very dun Sales of ci double ext-a. at $.. 7510 and country dou ble extras at $ti A tats arket is sts-Ady al 5n iiOc for No Corn-Ms'-ket Is dnl st i7Swi-c for new shelled Hirley Market is steady live Market Is dul! and nominal at $1 5ti.

jt essed lloss Market is steady I'rovisious Market ts steady. tod.iv-l.KXi bbls Hour: bnsh wheat bu oats; 1 bn corn rtre'sed hoes Shipments today so hh donr: bosh wheat' bu oats; bn com hbls pork. Special to th- Board of Trad'. Milwai kke. Jan 21 10 A hoat gnlet and stsvidy No 1 spring at UWw J.trUs; Nonat tli bu Toledo market.

Toletxi. t) Jan. Hi. Floor Market today is drm Sales of spring wheal at $111 Wheal- Market Is (lrm "ales or amber at t5 Com Market is ti and arts' 'ic. Sales or now at and No a st HJr M'rhiean ne at ta and new tor all the month at WidlvSc.

Oats Market is quiet snrt tiuihsn't'd Kve Mnrkm i-firm sales of Michigan at $1 Barley Marke is quiet and nominal Dressed Hog Market is steady at $7 35r Vi (ambrldg. Cattle market. Cakbrhvuk, Jan SI Bes'f Cattle Keceipts are head Prims viinred lnilv per luo weight, s.lpa of extra at $14 ill 5ii, fli-i quality at li SO; second i unit lyat. $11 ru I li and third laltty at $8 fl)i011. Mi i-li r.vs and ealvrs are oted at $37tilOU.

siKiep ami imnlis Receipts 3,51.1 head. There was tin' nui ti varia ion in price for lower grades, hut the Ihisi sold at sc tier I VestTtiits sm oiid Edition. FOREIGN NEWS. BF A I LAN TIC CABLE. Particulars of the Arrest of George Traiu.

London, Jan. 21. The following particulars of the arrest of Georjrn Francis Train have tieen received here from Q'leenstown: During the transit of the teuder which contained the passengers and the luggage of the gratia from the steamer to the wharf, the baggage of Mr. Train, as well as that of Mr. Thomas C.

lu-rant of New York, who wis also a passenger, was subjected to the most rigorous examina tion by thn Customs ofti'ers. Nothing of an incer-diary or seditious char-character lieiug fot.nd iu the trunks of either of these pentlemen, ihey were accordingly both permitted to gu rtshore. As they stepped from th- tender to the whart they were arrest-e 1 and taken before a justice ot the peace in tlteeiiy. The examination eliciting nothing a.rainst the prisoners to warraut their detention, they were dit-cbarged. Soon after their arrival at their hotel they were (rearrested.

Upon the completion of the second examination, Mr. Durant. wan unchanged. Tbe authorities, however, detained Mr. Train und he wes sent in custody to the Cork iil.

On Saturday he was brought before a iurt mid re examined, but remanded until Monday 27th it.st. a the meantime the case is creating considerable excitement. The newspapers are rrpiin'ing the charac teristic spoechea and letters of Mr. Train as a justification of bio arrest. FROM WASHINGTON.

Reconstruction in ihe House. Washimitos, Jan. 21. Mr. Bnller's motion to reconsider the vote utdefine the main question on the Reconstruction hill was earned.

He then offered an umeudinent that tbe Constitutional Convention uppoint Slste officers, aed moved the previous question. Tli Sic trdie Case. The hearing in the Mc rdle case has been advunred and fixed for tbo first Monday io March next. Iew York Legislature. AY.

TE. Bills Ai.bavt, Jan. 21. By Mr. Tweed, authorizing the construction of a bridge across the Hudson River at Al bany.

Hy Mr. Caldwell, requiring the town Collector i taxes in Westchester County to pay over Ihe taxes at stated periods. Bi'ls Introduced. By Mr. Campbell, to regulate taxation of real and pereo' al property by prohibiting the plan of indebtedness to avoid taxation on personal property.

By Mr. Kennedy, amending the act authorising tbe Constitutional Convention to continue and conclude its work. It also gives that body the power to fix the tbe lime lor the mbminsiiiu of tbe instrument lo the people, and limit tbe pay ol members to days of actual alteiidir.c. Adj'jtirned. SAVONILLA HAIR MATTBKS8 COMPANY.

quits fiiMlMNV I- PKEPAltVOTO Fl'M-J. j-h i cf lie newly discovered article ca lei 1 "si" 4. il be lao cbroas can ring of th) Suip cal cd Vcgwable Hair and ti ey invite tne atte-ilio of a'l interested to the ureal Ui oduct possesses over ail un subtiiute' lor cur horse hair, lo br firs pi EC 1, it is exceedingly elastic and this qul ty i retain- for a trreit length of time, by re- sjd of the w.re like strength tnl tenacity of tbe tb.e Its freedom from all extraneous substances, the cn t're absence of disagreeable odo-s, and the psrfecl idaptl'lon to lie manufac ureof Mattresses render II valoab aa ttsupplet a and growing neces sity. Tbe year'y decrease of ttc Importation of horse hair, In cjnseqncLC? if the scire tf tbe raw mate rial, exd the cou'mly ndvanctng price, call fcr a supp cmcmary artic worthy tc be astd with it, or iu Its p'. ce Invea gstlots In Cxi have resullel in tbe discovery of the excoedit gi 7 valuable qualities of the avon ila, and I acmiraole adapt Tlllty to the cx.d do ired.

lleirg to tv.e srne process of stetm'ng BLd sp.niiiag into rope as horse hair, it reaemb.as il very closely in its le'Cii fr caaracteristics. CostiXg less thax ha He p.iie. it can be placed wiuin the reach cf every 01 and it ts eminently worthy of tie notice of toe trade, espocilly those gaged In fitinishlng Stesmboais, Hi tela, Ac ifcc where a cean, wnotescme, curaiie oca, iree from tturac.ivcnes vermin. Is rcq ilred at 1 mods- ra.e cost. Ihe Company is a' pesent eaopiolJig a largo force In mannfxrtnrtiu' and the nab Are (nvl-etl 10 give a thon ugh and nute inapesrU'-n of both the material sxd trie Mattresses The can be conSdent recommended to rjpholete-ers a prime art'e'e for otvder-staiBnr, vast sup -rior 10 moss, p'g' bvr, or any other aaa- lAerial he etofo used for teat purpjai OFFICE AND SiMPlJ- ROOM, iVo.

TKKET, WITaK'-P HCiCAHK, BOSTOW. tb tmbsi HOLIDAY OIFTSII BREED, LNX CO. MiY BE FOUND AT THE WELL-tJL known KstablUjmaut of BREEI, LUX co. ne most super? and as. rtmn.l of ENGUSU and AMBHICAN -IFT BOOKS irver broagt.t to tnis city, i sese Bo.kahavebeoa Isaport-e-l and with express rufcrenca ti ta.

Hoi day Tracte. An lmmexse and spired 6lp ay rbotcsst aed mrt iBteresttmr JOVESIl BOOab. a if MlSCKLLa-iiOCS ARilCtS-Wriliiig Daa. Gold Pen-, F.earh and Errg Ish Paper a4 vetopes, Pltuir-a, pjax.a! li Ksne, Maarao. WJOtc Views, Fatoy IttAsWasda, In making yosar BOL1PAV rilKDUAMES, ax rot fs.il to call on ekvu, lmnv at 00 sWJMsEiatria-a, Ohio Miss Oantoa Co Mr.

Spauidlng, GoTernment Loan Agent, eoattnttea to convcrrt the Into 5 10 Gold Bonds st tbe National Bank, No. 3 Spaolding's aVxcbange. Gold Bonds on band for Immediate delivery. alTiw To IiouSKKKEFERa We would call attention to ocr compute stock of Cottobw, lurass, and iiouss FcBvisHisa Ocorm, which we are offering at aiDuciD pbicbs. FLINT, KSKT A HOWAHD, jatlilS rr Main street.

D. Holm an has reduced the price) of his Baking Powder, in bulk, to fifty cents, and In one poor glass jar" wjfifty five cents par pound. Libera 1 discount to dealer. Bbadtiftt. NtcKTrsa.

The finest stock in tbo city at half price at UTORM rUKMAM'8, Main street. deli Both' CIsOthiko marked down to little or nothing at bTOK.MH A prjKMAN'3. 193 Main st- A Good Thino at Horn Ijoveridge'e Vegetable Blond Pnrltler. Hr.ld bv all drncalats rahlt DOMESTIC MARKETS. Buffalo rnarhtet.

COMMBKC1AL AUVEKT1HEK OrFICB, 1 Buffalo, Wednesday, January 2-2, IMiK. 5 FrxiL Market continues steady. Demand entire for borne consumption. Sales yesterday P. M.

10U spring $10 5." 100 bbls whitest $11 50, and 25 bbls western sprirg at Sid 50W1 50; and this A. M. spnrigat 10 25 40 bbls amber Illinois st fit! Il tho white and spring mentioned above were city ground. Kvs Floub Sales ,0 bbis extra city ground at $8 70 Wheat Inactive, bales this A. M.

2 cars white Canada on and 1 car Sheboygan club 2 25 Quoted nom nailyat $2 SOand J2 31 for Nog. Sand I western spring; 30 for Ft Washington club in lots. BcrswnnxT Flocb Small sales st $1 IX) cwt. I'okji Little Inquiry market lower. Sales yester- M.

SJX) bn old $1 1S in store; and late last evening and this A. M. 10 cars new at $1 10 on track; corn cL.red at $1 12 in store without buyers. Oats Inactive. Only Bale reported about 1,010 on p.

t. Quoted at 74c lor western in store. Oat Mbal Canada selling at $9 75 1 live Entirely nominal. Holders firm at $1 65 for Western. No demand Max.

Fxbd Steady, yaoted: $30 UOTs 00 for coarse; $35 UU for line, and $40 WX 00 for finished. Barlct Firm. Bales ba Canada on p. nominal rate $1 75 per bushel. ablet Malt Steady.

Selling at $1 B5C1 75 lie weight, quality and time of payment. Peas Sale, day or two since 12C3 ba Canadian at Ills free of duty. IIbans tuiet and nominal at $3 50 for medlr.m. li rl es Stock light. Fair demand Oreon soiling lie.

Cured at 11c Leatukr Dull Stock good. Selling rates are as roilowsi -Best slaughtered sole 85c; good do 3JJc; do 30c; Buenos Ay res ale; good do 2Sc; damaged 25c. Whutkt Mooree Kye Whiskey held at $2 85 free Hie In bond Puovisions Generally dull Small sales heavy uprk ass 50. Light mess $21 2'cr)2l 50. Lara sales 15 tcs at m4c.

Fisa Codasu, Uoorges' Bank, at 25B 60 per cwt. Mackerel, No 1 bbl $18, hatf bbls $9 50; 8 bbl $17 00; hir bbls $9 00; kitts No 1 $3 Ino 3 ti 35; Shores 65; Herring, 6Bc per bx. Halibut 11c Lake Fish-Firm and quoted at $6 00 5 fO ror Trout, $5 255 75 Tor Whitsjaisn, hlf bbbi. Drbsssd Uos (julet. Bales 150 light on p.

t. quoted o.i3,9)f,c as to weight and quality. Szxixt Fair demand, tales yesterday and this A. UrAI b'S State clovor at $7 50. Cusebs Steady but demand very limited.

Selling it 15ctlflc for dairy; for factory. BtTT-raB Steady. (Quoted at 85c for rair and 3ts40c prime Slate; Canada ofljred at 3032c. Eons Steady at S5c per doz. for good.

Potatoes Quoted: Peach Blows at 00. apples In fair demand at 5 iffl bo per as to variely and idltion. Apples Dried Small sales at for fair, and Sc ror choice- CRAmrERRrBS $1315 bbl. in Western and East tern the latter price Tor choice Cape Cod. Salt Steady.

ana barrel $1 60; coots do 63. Hops Held at 4060c as jo qnality. Ce bet Cti ml nys at Clara quota as loliows Akron $1 811 $1 5U; Nova BcoUa car rlnod alaster 50; white land plaster $3 IX); quick lire 1 1 St. per bbl. Ilm Mwora Coal- Selling in ten ton lots at State Llneltoaiat 2 5'j lor slack; $4 00 for nut; $5 25 lump; end $6 25 for best Erie lamp from tbe M.ices.

Oon New York, January 22. Closed at coon at Oo'u Buffalo, Jan. 22 Scl'lng at H9Hc above buying at. KdWc. below the New York rates.

Hailroad Frkiohts To New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia Flour, $1 per bbl; fourth class freight, 50c per hundred pounds. To Boston and New Bng-tainl -pioar, 119c 4th class freight, 55c per hundred To Albany, Troy and Schenectady Flour, 70c; ourth-ciaas freight, 35c per lbs. TRADE AND COMMERCE. Weekly Hectsitts at Lake Ports The followlrg shows the receipts at the following lake norts for the eek ending Jan. 18: Flonr.

Wheat. Corn. Oais. Barley, bbls. bush bush, bush bnsh.

Rye. bush. H.555 3,988 Sl.797 3SS.353 11 1. HI'S 4,919 40 1 Milwa'k'e 424 14,151 7 172 5, Ma 722 ti.oeis level'd 9,750 3.400 350 Potals 44.r-57 1K9.S17 14t.l:iti 25 3H0 17 512 13.HI5 57,1113 2io, 179 t.7 245,113 109,712 21.1)70 i uic auo Live Stock Market The R-fuili--an ot Ihe 2tilh says: Throughout the past week the demand for good to choice cattle has been active and the mar steady and llrm at full prices. The daily snpply m.

with ready sale aid at the c'ose of eflcb day none tins class had to remain in the pens over night We might say that for this grade tho offerings have far below the requirements. The advices from ill principal points East have been of a favorable character. City butchers nnd stockers were regular- in attendance, and as the receipts ol common stock were larger tban needed, holders were obliged to sub mit to concessions of sort'lc. Today the market was quiet and tbe sales were confined to the lower races at the above reduction. No good grades were received today.

At the close about 31 heid were leftover. The pales number 405 head at from $4 25 (Si ii.1l for common cows and good steers. The sales of live stock at the Union Stock Yards and Transit Company for the month of December reach $5,513 ti' and for the year end'ng the ait, per annum as made by George Dun lip, Assistant Assessor, 1st District Illinois. fnc following are the receipts and shipments of catue and swine, for the week ending Jan. 18, Inclusive, Shipments Cattle.

No 5,022 2 3112 liogs, 30,119 12,3.8 Li mber Trade of Ai.batt According to a ra port just rnnde, says the Albf.ny Knickerbocker, the umber trade, during 1S67 has teen marked by more fluctuations than is usual In the business. The stock held over in Albany from lSoti was estimated at ooo.i oo feet, and at the sources of supply there was also wintered a large quantity. The winter of and ti" was not very favorable for stocking, but to anx ious were manufacturers to avail themselves of the rjlirti prices which bad prevailed fjr the last lew years that extraordinary exertions were made, and, at an Increased cost full stock was got in. So the aupply of iumlicr was large Tbecfflcial receipts by Canal at Albany during 1-SU7 werci Boards and scantling, roet; sb'ngles 26.SS30; timber, 2,705 cubic feet; slaves, SI pounds. The official re cri.ts by canal at tide water were: Board and scant ling, 455 feet; shingles (M timber, cubic feet; staves, pounds.

We have no means of ascertaining tbe receipts at Albany by tbe river and by tbe railroads. Tbe Canal Andi tor's estimate of tbe value of the above receipts at Albany is The stock on hand in Albx ny, January 1st, 1M8X, is estimated at feet. and there Is a heavy slock beld over at tbe mills and in transitu. Manufacturers all talk about reducing their operations for the present year, so as to ma terially decrease the snpply, bat to what extent tcis will be done cannot at this time be definitely determined. The demand for the coming season depends so much upon the action of Congress in relation to tne currency and other ma ters, that no satisfactory estimate of it can be given, although the demand ror nouses In all parts or the country, was never greater, and there is a proba nitty of larger foreign shipments, particularly if prices rale low.

With judgment la management an 1 economy in expanse, It is probable, however, that a fair business will be done at prices bat will give ordinary profit to dealers. Keceipts prom CpaToMS Tbe following are tbe receipts from customs at the ports namsMl from January 3d to January 11th, inclusive: Boston, New York Philadelphia Baltimore New Ocleans (lrom Dec Hi to ijec 11) Ban Franc.sco (from Dec 1 to Dec-Mi 101,918 161,501 360,068 Total $3,88807 The ILavaha Tbadk Tbe segregate exports of sugar from Havana for 1967 amounts to 1,400,303 boxes, and 71,416 hogsheads, of wblch 3:8,696 boxes, and 57,919 hogsheads were shipped to this count.y, against 435, 491 boxes and hogsheads for tbe pre vious year. The total valae of shipments, laclnding igar, tobacco, clears, ram, Ac, Is estimated at 1,194. OiVi' OF BUFFALO, Ai-rlTesd-JavAT. 21-82.

Steamer IntexnaxluaaL May, Fort Erie: 76 sheep Franks a ears b-trfc Schoelkopf TOO bash fail wheM -Baxter W. nans 11 bae peas 11 pgs batter Wtatmore 177 sbeefi 11 catue 1 borne Levi 1 car boop tiolas A Starkey M)0 bote flow 150 bgs whea i IleiBUicb sow. 4 cases 1 bx a goods Cleairext-'l-suB. 81 SS. Steamer IntaraaUoaaL Mav.

ytn aMa. FBESH OYSTERS. SOLID MEATS; at Oysters, sold as low a any hoaaa in the dty, by 0a of our inomlDK cotfmporarissa stated this morning that Patrolmen Wink and Bnaber bad reported themselves for du'y, yesterday, to Captain Nicholson, hasrlng ben absent without leave-" It but justice to these c-flicera 10 state that they had been 111 for some time, and that It is customary to en thosa on sick leave as absent wit hoc leave ens mast be eiceedihtiy scarce; for sacbatbiiig has never been recorded before. iiis Gilbtt a u're-'ld yesterday at Instance Stephen l'hui'PS, alleged that the former had siotsmt his band sleigh on the lMh instant. a bearing of the matter at the Police Court yester afierDOon, the prisoner was allowed go under of sentence, wilh a warning which it is wi.l u'J hira good in the future.

Juices Counney waa ir.kcn to Lr-wirlon visierday a.t moot, by lftlcer Htnitb, of that village, a cliargi. of aaaau.t ar.d batUrry, a.leged to have been com nitled time ago on a citizen of that place. He was arrested here by Detective Myers yes terday morning. We vere niipinformed yesterday in regard the rutin nq away oi" apt "rank i'erew's uam on JV.iws.rc ieut on Monday afternoon, and coil iding Hi the cutter of Mr fiasmti. It was a single horse attached to acntter which ran away and collided with sielL'b of the above named.

A brass) atop ky vrnt up gen-man this iiiornin-i', on Main s'reet, and in the bands of Nuperintendent Kcynolds. Another gentleman fount! a small bra key on Seneca pt'eet yesterday afternoon, which, can aiso Iw had at Police Head-'piarters The bcrse cutler cf Dr. J. D. Hill, mcr.tior.el yesterday as bavins; been stolen, was found a vacant lot this and returned to the ownir Katr'-'lrnan Minriis a horse, attached a without a driver, on Washington street night.

The propeity est. be H-d on IdeEUflcatloh Po.lce The mild ar.d-v.vhpr jf-nUI atmoFphre of today bas ind the 1 -i of eaiivenicg our Insiness llioior and putting an animated look on tiiem which is to he-hold King, -i laad i.rre-ti-il rd iy by Pafo'man Al bfx-, of ihe irst Precinct, and fined hy Justice Ohimer lbi mornine to t'ui; of Ihe Justice there 1.0 suasion of ibe Po.l our', tins tn'ri Tun total liiiUilj-r of reported by Police Captains this lnoreuig Is iit I'lie (iunrtt. Col HT KSKIi (tViUTIT. Cba.H.j Uaulels, Justice January An a Cir.ik, ailui'x, Tuj New York Cenual Hailroad Co. The jury In this casc returned a verdict the defendant.

Joseph Clark att 1 'oLrad Fiegei. Action lor recovery of brick On trl.il Covt'KitT and Tablkaix. It should be boine In inind naf Hi Mr th Street Baptist Chnrch Concert and Kxhlli lion of Tab'euux wui be held at Jiiines iiail iotnorrow evening The Continentals volunteer! for the decision, and another exhi-bitii 11 oV hi- lieautifu! tableaux shown at the Fair some lime ago will be given The tickets have at a reasonable lljure, and we antirlpate the affiir will piovobotn retnunerattve and The e-r-j 1 will lowitrds comjileting new church, low nearly Uiurhcd, ou th) c-irnirof Ninth and Georgia sueet. IiK 1 flKi-1IMEXT3 FOB 7 li OLD FfTTI.F.RS' iival. Pie Committee on for the Ol Settle s' Fes iva.

r.s;i-. soli -it from the citizuir.s o. lluUalu atid the a-join ng towns food and ehrjieuie if sll kin-J-, s.keil nr rustable fur the Tea I'ariy. ilets, fowl, iiisc iit, Doughnuts, Cake, Pie, Ac are especially deslrel. mich cariuot v-e p.i te la-ge nnmlfir of or-pba; at the Acy.

tint wlnt -r li easily con- umo ni y'hal may bj left afer the cune of the Festival. Fiery thing daigr.e -r th'j tai should st-ct to the li ill before VI o'clock. Tuesday, Jan. DAVI PI Itr, i2W7 hairrt' ir. Cmmittes.

J.ook at the Tateat i)oor Spring. 31 CliMVilTTKK MkETINoS at Ol SoITLEBs' FesX1tai, -f he mem'-crs of foil ng named CoTinitt- cs a reques el to met nt tiie Kooms ol un'. Men's A 9oc ati in as 1 Uicoran ft 1 fcminiiti 0 7 s.iiie ci mmiiteo ru 1. 1 'c 1 Tb Co nai-tleo ThniPdiy, 8PM Tr.tirsoay, 7PM idly, 7 1'. A I iiiireta Kxeculive C-'Ulmiltcrj.

ca a 1 E-a 1 i-pr i irs ior Ol 0 lI.K-t' teel, iironz au i Plated 3t HaI.I. NoTICK TO THE DAX- I.HR3 As it is ver-y desirable have th i anclor.t svyio 01 drcis r.t th Old Folis' P. ill," which i-Ucs piuro l-r'day ev ning, thj is hjnhy noil li ail who in sitth cos- ime will xclur ivo priv.lcgc of the fiom -ix uitll i.lre ily -iii cel. on l.f sh 1 lusrr, ee SAXIMIOKV. ANOIII l'M iliM KxrKI.I.KNCE.

ifc sril iuerii resiorinc' or, lor ttc 1 motiti ri'a ihy growili nnd I- a ny, a uial hut ci-rta'r. ire for CbSei.tlJ.1 -oiiet re 1 nil who vri of I. i-i', a 'no .1 -utp ixivc is ei'd by ui' win u-e Mrs. A le improved Hair Kestorcr or Dress-lllo. iiico one doi.a-.

Sold by ail w.fr tli 21 hing tf beautj is a joy forever." so beautiful as ct ire hi. a sh ervons ins, So ir fcloma ls'ie-s P.os'.rating WeaUness. sincl narmn 1 D.spi et' are tbii n.le exception with the numaa Ian 1 thoir ITeits upoa all. ntla, ud le.n and egrecah- remeoy the PLANTATION Bl ri'EHS They hlva proha cured aad hi m-ro cvei ie past five rstliau a ot.h'.r mctirines cmb n-t 1. Thyaie ild vhrou.thcul the length ana bread.

cf thi Mabkotia Wats tv A delight toilet artlc.i su ex or 10 iXtiogtie, ana na.r tt.e nca. .21 le2t Town and Courjty Rights ior sale. at A Mass Mf.etino of the citizens of Buffalo will lie he'd at St. Wrdncsdav, the -d instan', at 7 clock P. ror the puipine oi ik1n into cona'da aiioa the p-o'ectlon of American itizeiis abroad, tu i of asking 1 res ucn leg slat on at Is carrj into til.

ct our pres- n'. itu'at'z t'oa laws. jt 0 II 1 QUART ERS NIAGARA FsON'TIER Office, crn Terrace ard 'earl streets, BuHiil Jau lttig To whom 1' mtt concern: Tbe atrent'on. or tha Pol ce Comm s- oneis having bcn Cillod by Ills Honor the Miyor the tUngero -s act co now indulged in cf f-tt and immoderate driving in h) streets, part cularly on Djlaw-rrj street, no. ice 13 here )y given that Set- tnt- of 10 of the Ordicrtrcc of Uu city ol iQAlo wili her af'cr be sir enf reed.

Tha siid dlnanco is an rollows: Section a. po son shvi ri. rr dr ve any horso or horses in a reel, 1 no or hiliw in this city faster tnan a nirida a'e andr the penalty or five dllaxl lor oacu ana every ily order of the Ba.d ef Commissioners. D. S.

BfiVNOLDS, jllSJU SaptN. F. P. Loc at Tins. Best English Cambrics as lc pe" ytrci; iest irer-Cl v-u CerU It', bone.

no ar feting for b'tt Me.irrac Cch t'lli ones r.t.llc per ystru; yard wioe, U-e and heavy Beached Cotton, batter thin loadsle, at 12Xc per yr.rc; 3 a wide, am and avy Unbleached ittoa at per A'l of enr Dr ss Gfods ma kcid.wn to axut half tbe formnr prices. ilSUK C. W. E. PAKOBIDQE, 1S3 Main st Tha only pracacable Rerorss IVesstire Spring ever iDVjLtei.

8t VST" Tie brt and original tonic tf Iron, Phosphorus, and Calisaya, known as Caswell, Mack ft Co 's rrrro-i-hospborated b'llxlr or Csiisaya Lark Tee Iroi. rc3'-ores color to th blood, the phospberx" renr3ys waste o' t'a3 uCsve tissue, and the gives a natural heal Mai tone to the digestive organs, thereby maklnj It appUcabie for dyspepjia In its va-rioas forms, wakefulness, general cleilllty and de preseion of spirits. One pint contains the virtues of on 3 ounce or calisaya, and one tea'poonful a grain of Iron and phosphorus- Manufactured only by CASWELL, HAZARD A Successors. to Caswell, Mack Ja Mew York. t-'Oid by all QjugiTirU.

oJll m-w-saceow tapst) To tmk Pcbltc To all whom it may con- ejrti: 1 Uoi Is lo notify the public, that four coita'n not-s made by the undersigned for one hardred dohars each, and each sad all dited Buffalo, Novniaber 1st, 1867 payab'e to H. J. Bo.wel. or order. llO, on the first day of February, May, August, asd November, laaj.

Now, tbetarore, tils is to ncti- ry each, cv.ry and a 1 parsons who my purchase or hf.vi aa oppor unity of parchas ng the -aid notes, or either cf Mxzm, that 1 snail contest the payment of said note. Oa tus ground that 1 have both a leeal and eqii'ale dsfecise, offset, and counterclaim try each, i very and all of raid notes. Datud Halo, January 18. h. la.

jaitim fr 181 B. J. BALL. Mbtcalpb's Haxrr CoraH Balm. Are your ch.ldran suhjeet to cronp? Remember, it coses like a thle lntben'ght.

If yen value tnetr Uvea, kep wocderlnl medicine In tie eotwev Tbe dose im and never fails to a core. ja6o Show Cabb and Coceters. By order cf the Assignee of Jail as Hoff an, 394 Main street, all tbe Sjow Oases. Oosuat srs, De-k, one Im Bate, and several ot sr axtlcies, win be aod at pebtle sactioa oa Thursday, Jan, TSd, at 10 O'clock A. ML jaMM t-fT Kea4 Fa-Uwr, FotU Jaikao-'a ad si'j E.

0 Bkaituti A 1 know jm iy to i'g It the hair, foypi Irriyi- 11 lis hi ileiie--, ar.d I bur; Ihu Mien's sfv Ir.g, ir, on-j lo urtiggis 3. I and no' hi yfi da- he, is' -so EAsg, SoeV, ntiior tlan tne r.nn hii sifLinted 1 1 UeTTT'e, i ly bo' 1M) car o.d bu to at id do or No for bbl for $1 an The Chicago paper irmoane the death In thai city, on tbe 17ih Instant, of Wiu.um Joais, formerly a re idiut of Buffalo, and till remembered by many of our old ctt'z-eos. Mr. Joaaa resided here from l.2f7 1335. He win keeper of the Buffalo light-house from 1H2T7 to 1833 waa healtb-offieer daring the first cholera season, In 1W, and waa constable from Waltib S.

Kiho, at one time a ttove-dealer here, was a son-in-law of Mr. Johis, havln(r manierl eldest daughter, and with his family went to Chicago with Mr Jonas Both Mr. Kin and his wife subscijientiy died, leaving an only child, a son, who adopted by Mr. Jons, and wko la now one of heirs or his vast estate. Mr.

Jokes always kept his friendly regard for hla old BrjfHIo friends, and interi st In our city. We find tbe following notice of Mr Jones's death 'he Chicago flaw In net alUieelber unexnerted dtath or William which occurred at the residence of the di--i-sc on Krtday ntgbt, "nlcato lose" or or her dust, he-t known, and wldi lv re-picted cjlens Jones wes. In deed and truth, cne of 'he oldest. not tre oldest, Inhabitant of the city. He was one the most prominent or ra or men wno laid inundation or the presi-nt centres, of ihe citv.

rice bleb, for enert'-t comprehension, lijsims and seartty. has never 11 mn a in ltn- Theyaeemedto foresc- at 1 iccatl-w dy toe promise of a great m-'ropo i at the loot of uiue they acted tne impression ineu ll as ever sln-e, and succeeded In Infuslne into other, and ail later comers, an nbidtmr faith in fntare, a sort of "prtt rorps, which, as rrnii li sb anyctber rir" thlri'. lias eontrinutea to make tit what she has since necome I he spirll remains this day In full foree, an innentance trom ino? their successors in the bu'lr ess world of Cli'i'st'o, hich would almost of ttelf sulllce crt ale a irreality And among all those old set If there ws one whose lallh never ltvHd, who-e Inflnence ever enc nragintr, 11 waa 1-la'n Joni jive'i before he had seen the city, before cl evin within IV miles I', he coneeiv. there ws to be a treat Inland melropo lie lef' Bntrilo. where he already i.f hono-, on hor'cbacWf in the wjnu-r of 'i "'i.

'1, irreniiin lo cat bis fortnne i- whs to n-ach this spot on hi ti't h'ii ri-i th spring, crossed Like 11 ir e. and midc the investment, wriic-i, i e--i iii ones, La' 00111 into one ir-Hit lor. lines lie nonjtit tl and 7 t.ioctt 17, be' Mt f. i each on Si nth water ar.d ce briwen Clark a-id for whii-T i tr.i s-itn of 0 Tnis, it Is li I 'e'l 11 1 lie o- ei- rlv'he first curchae of the klr.d ever di' Mi1" ty In 114 be btilit the ftriiclure on ti A ri i.t lrti was on Thursday 1 n-n one o' the cl-'esl builnitios In tic I-i In broavlit his 1-imily hi re, ar his is 1 ti a tie man- and Ic-adiLg ritizen. He wts on in the bu-ln ss circles of the city, a'o neti-ed largesy as a public character, being i-cted th 1 Hrst p-e4ld nl of this board of education, nrlnj as the Domcf r-andioate for insycr ivir lor si-veral years as alderman.

Tne .1 nes wa nsmi'd In his honor, and the university of trc-tro, of wtuch he was one ol the trustee-1, deiiuhis div to do honor to the ail-impottaut part he bore in on. Mr .1 was horn October 2S. 17, in the town harlemont, Kranklln county. Mass of parents In numerate circttmstiiices, and wuh them was taken at atro of nine to baratoga, whence the fsnriiy sitTsiq tently removed to Buffalo In tbe ear lhU he marrud to of l.namauqua county, tbe same Stale, who baa gone before him, and 'y wt-oru he bad three sons, all of are now living, and in a ereat iletTce. of his sterling character of uincy, eres'.

Oo Jones, of tnls city, aiid iewis 11 Jones, of bt Pa-il, to, with 01 or two others, will be tbe inheritors of tin- deceased's very larue t'lrtnne Mr. Joni-s was seventy-ilght years of age at his 1.1 yet his mental faculties were but slightly im pdred, end his Judgment upon a mooted point was nearly ns much as ever soufcrht af er. In his death tt.e snsiaiDS a loss It can 1.1 udord to bear We clipt'ie following from the obituary of Mr. Jones, In tbe Chicago Psr all this time, n'A only did he invest nil 111 1'lnive meaDS Iu real estate, but ran largely in ti e-i tor In fict. he waa alwais during tho ie iy ye trs, largely In debt for land But he m.vcr sell lie would deprive himself of the com not only, bat almost of the necessaries of life to Interest on sums thus due Kor example, he lor me time paid tfi per cent interest on tie purchase money of tbe vti utid now riccup'ed hy Adsit's bank, rather than pari with It.

iouh rich iu real of which was always saleable, 1t Is related by a i.il uo k' ew hlrn and his business long and IlU-nia'cly, ttiat for days together he was nnablecven 10 ihe postnge on letters, lor want of ready money curiens Inct in his early career i lnstrates The quaii-ti-s whhh we have noted; and wo venture to snyilin.t Ihe anecdote cannot be paralleled evervin Tiriio h'story Al one time he kept the Buffalo House lie observed that the actiim of the current Ihrew te sands against lbs pier, making a con-s'fO'rah'c arcrrilon. After he came to Chicago he ex ncd its hurb aiid saw that the same thing was gin. I'oribwith ho honelit a few lots fronting me p'cr next and these be persistently until two or three aens of ground tad accamu-inr now worth millious of dollars. That la the where Mr Ot'den lias begun the construction ips, at.d lireakwater. It streiid no' lorgo'len what the Chicago Unl-ve-st'y owe 'o William Jones Indeb ed to htm Tor in' its destiny durlne the period of lis rr'eit'est embarrnssmi nt, aril when almost evirybody was ulierly itiFroiiragtd, rested In bis largw falin h'" llrm fai li'inuess "Mr Jooesd.es leaving an evate vain' a neariy rrlilon dollars This will be divided by will, isMy among his three sons; a grandson who has lived'wlth Mm etrco the death of Lis mother, Mr.

e' daughter; and the two cuiidren living in Massachusetts ui a second dain.bur now deid Tbe Old Sttilei' Fektivnl Tho various committees appointed at previous meetings met at the Citizens' Exchange Koom3 yesterday afternoon at hiif p.st two o'clock. A number in attendance ardgreater intorest was manifested lo the coming Old Polks' stival tan herelol'ore. Ttii1 Chairmen of the different Com ml I tees reported they were in operation and making preparations 1 Ktccle, halrmin or the Exectitivo Committee, stated that iho Ball C'ommttteo had resolved to aside three honrs 'of Iho evening of the Ball from to o'clock exclusively for those who wore old eos'unies. The Bali Committee desire that all who do so, will appear in ancient costumes, as It was Intended 10 raoko this a feature of the evening. The tt-xir will kept clear from children, as much Inconvenience waa experienced last year ftom the romping le ones.

The lief eshmctit Committee requests thata'ldi-tinliot or anything eatable or drinkable be sent in as early as possible. There will be no need of sity one rears or sending too much of the good all the Burylus upplios will be given to the i Asylum. The various Committees held animated delib ra-t'ons to dev means to make the ci inieg Filth At-li'i-U Festival the grandest, most enj jyable, a re-muuerative ml or eve-r lo the csty, and nulij from the grea. iulucsl taken by all concerned in tne mi-ragement, that it will far snipafs any previous oc etu-iein of the kind We are satlsfit that ths and ladies l.av-ti. ti marniLt -merit or the Festival will spare no effort which will conduce to its success.

'1 he Ch-iirman ani.onnccd that the followtn" 'adits id been added to the Comml'tees named, and ad-jou-ned the meeting subject 10 the call of the Secre tuy: TABLE COMVITTSE. Ms. J. DoDilttle, Mis Frank Colt, Mi II Hun, Mrs Oscar T. F.int, Mrs C.

T. (kilt, Mrs. Kenold. Mrs .1 W. UviKik, Mrs Kdwintsmllh, Mrs 11 Williams, Mrs II K-s'er, Mrs.

titu W. smith, Mis. Chas. Mrs. (1.

Colt, Mrs. Js-iin Oinson, Mrs. A. Bird, Jr Mrs II. Uaylord, Mrs.

Ur. Brown, M-s Coye, Mia. B. Landing, Mrs. Joel UarnS, TAIH.lt WAITIIH.

Miss K. Gall'tgan, MUs McArthur, Miss Jennie Wheeler, Miss Hattie liwis. FkrsonaIj. We learn that our townsman, Wm L. Doti.s, Esq who, until the recent changes, was the (leneral Ticket Agent ol the New York Centra! P.

ui road, Is about t3 meko a brief holiday trip to Europe. -Mr Henry St. John, at ono time a clerk ror Mr. 11 Dole in the oftlcs) or tho New York Central Lino 1'ropeliers, has been elected First Assistant Secretary to the Arkansas Constitutional Convention new session at Utile Kock. it-.

Arbkhtkd on Srspit'ioy. Two icsn named Tmiroas Brown and Herman Ludwig, were arrested liiis morning by officers Henry IMekerson and Don- o'lue, on suspietoti having stolen seven yards ol gray cloth found In their possession, and which they were endeavoring to sell at several second-hand clothing stores this motnirg Tho prisoners were confined at No. 1 Bullion to await developments. Hkl'ciops Ritivals. The Advocate of "ar-K states that religious rev.vals are in progress i mt nan oiree.

a st jjark's ireh. As m.uy as fifty were converted at the latti church at on time. Kevival meetings are held every i ning at the Pear! Street Cburrt Tuo same paper notices earnest revivals at Marilla and Kushfrd Convicted of Beaiino his Wifs. Chap, Bxrtiey was -uraigned before Jostlca Vandernoe.l terday af crnson on a charge 1 assanlt and battery on iie, nuna nirticy, committed on the 19th inaL Tbe prisoner was seat to the Workhouse for ninety ua3. Kkip toub Doorh Ci.osed.

Tha Fubscri er begs to au to th clUzens of Buffalo ndvc ni'ytbt' ha is preD'e tppi iy ttum wi the RSVBKHED PRE8f as Dojh nui 1'tiINii, a simple, Strang, dnrable and ch ainven io-, that is warr nt to cloaa any dor, howevsr large dhevry. Fjr gall's, car, efnee and water closet doors no other fastening Is n-cessary. imples of the Sp lag cm be lean at thi following places, where orders may be left n. B. MaHVIN CO.

"a DHfJG STORK, comsr of Seneca and Washington a jreets. KIHGaLKY CO lb Niagara rtreet A REYNCIjCB A 155 Main street OT Tow and County Bight for sale. U. A. Oi ZZKHS.

Nbw coxa. Messrs. Bread, Lent Co. send as lie followiBg new pabilcatioxia: KoNsmsa, cr Hints and Oltlelsms on tbe Follies of the Day. By Brick Pomeroy.

lunstratea- r.w YorkrAailnton Co. Srstss, or Satardsy Night Musings and Tbongbtrnl rapers. ny twick poatexoy. AUastsratea. rat ltsbed as above.

New Caste; Six Months Ago; William Tell with a Vengeance; One Hundred Tbous and Poonca; and Nobody's Child 15 cents each. Vox sale by T. B. Hawks. t3TGodej's Ladies' Back, Petereon'a Maga- Elne and the Bon Ton for February.

For sale by T. nawaa, No. 10 Bast Beaeea street. tsi9 Count Uirabeau, Gasad Court, and ser- erai ouw sew nooks. For sale by T.

B. Hawks, No. 10 tet asaeca street. fW notice that Storm 4 FrraxAsT are adrcrf strg the fine stoct; of Men's and Boys' Clcthlsg at ranch lees than tba market price sad re gardless of coat, to tarare a ready sale, as they have a large stock to close oat this season. rare chance is ter I ihe At day a on to the in to last at was the for St.

have held been thai the Fe rtf Too any be tne Mil I of I if I I He i I in This Morning's Dispatches. FOREIQfl HEWS. BY ATLANTIC CABLE. George Francis Train. Suit airainst the Briibh Guvernment far 100,.

000 Sterltu. New Tobx, Jan. 22. Tbe Herald's London special Bays: Mr. George Francis Train has been released by the authorities at Cork.

Immediately thereafter Mr. Train instituted proceedings against the Crown for illegal arrest, laying his daiaagea at 100,000 sterling. Tbe causes leading to his arrest are these An Englishman named Gee, a fellow-passenger of Mr. Train, informed the officers on the tug which boarded the Scotia at Queenatown that Train had said he came to Ireland for the purpose of organising the Fenians and commencing a fight. Mr.

Train was arested npon this information. Gee denied that he had given such information, when he was in court. Mr. Easiman. U.

S. Consul at (Jueenstowu. was exceedingly active in Mr. Train's behalf. Mr.

Adams, U. S. Minister here, at once saw Lord Stanley, who on his representation or dered the release ot Mr. Train. Lord Stanley disavowed the act on the part of tbe Govern ment, and statsrd that local authorities were solely responsible for it Mr.

Adams' prompt action secured Mr. Train's speedy release. BT Cm AX CABLZ. Shipment of Arms for Yucatan. The Herald's Havana special says: Vague reports are circulating here that 20,000 muskets have been secretly shipped to Yucatan.

A certain class of schemers hero pretend that orders have been issued to the troops to hold themselves in readiness for two hours notice. Santa Anna. The query is natural: Has the government any apprehensions on account of what General Escobedo said at a recent banquet in relation to Cuba's aiding and abetting Santa Anna We have the intelligence which is supposed to have come through a Mexican ex-Imperialist and the French Consul that Captain Cortes, late of the Spanish Army and Police, is again enlisted In the cause of Santa Anna. The lat ter has scarcely ten thousand dollars ready cash at his command, and is vainly making efforts to borrow. Miscellaneous Mevican Items.

Mail advices from Mexico City to the 11th state the Executive had been authorized to apply $100,000 monthly until April, to defray the expenses of the campaign. The contraband trade carried on along the Rio Grande had become insufferable to wealthy Texans. Continuous failures, were taking place in consequence and many families had been ruined. In the stage coach from Colima an American lady from California had been robbed of everything save her petticoats. Kidnapping was still on the increase.

A Senor Alvarez was kidnapped near Morelia and had to pay a ransom of $28,000. The port of Sisal was still blockaded. The fight between the rebels on shore and the national war vessels continued and no comma nication with tbe shore was allowed. Tbe Mexican Government had chartered the United States mail steamer Georgia to convey troops, eta, to Yucatan. The vote of St.

Croix on the question ol annexation to the Unite i States resulted unanimously in lavor thereof. There were two hundred and five votes cast, all in favor of annexation. FROM WASHINGTON. A New Bank Tax Bill. New York, Jan.

22. The Times' Washington special saye: The Banking and Currency Committee to-day agreed to report a bill permitting State Legislatures to tax shareholders in National backs resident within their respective States, either at the place where the bank is loeated, or at their place of residence. This, of course, does not alter the taxation of the shares of non resident stockholders at the place where the bank is located. Deposits of Public Moneys. The Committee also report a bill which will put in the form of a statute what was only in the form of a resolution last winter, to wit: That no disbursing i Qieer shall deposit the public money in any National bank in a city where here is a Sub-Trees jrer or other public depository.

Fvceedmen's Bureau in Tennessee. At the request of 'nerals Thomas and Cajlin and the Tennessee delegation ia Con gress, the Secretary of War will suspend the order terminating the Freedmen's Bureau in Tennessee on the 15th prox. It is strongly represented that it cannot yet be spared. American Citizens Abroad. The Herald's Washington special says: The Committee on Foreign Affairs of the House, it is stated, will not take any official action in relation to the recent arrests of American citi zens by the British authorities until something definite is known as to the immediate cause of such arrests.

The prevailing opinion of mem bers of Congress assumes similar grounds for delay, and unless some enthusiastic advocate of the duty of tbe American government to protect its citizens wherever they may be, so long as tbey violate no local law, sees fit to spring the question upon Congress, tbe official account of tbe whole affair to the Department of State of state will be awaited. Democratic National Convention, The Democratic Executive Committee con template a meeting tomorrow for the purpose of appointing a time and place for holding the next Democratic National Nominating Convention. The arrival of tbe members, however, up to this time, does not indicate that tbe attendance will be full, and may occasion a postponement Treaty Ratified. The Worlds Washington special says: Tbe Senate has ratified a commercial treaty be tween Nicaragua and the United States, which war. originally signed in 1859.

The treaty guarantees to citizens of tbe United States the right of transit between tbe Atlantic and Pacific Oceans through Nicaragua, and permits the transportation of merchandise over the same free of duties. The United States is als) permitted to transport troops and munitions of war, and mails over the -oute. Currency Contraction BilL The Committee of Conference of the two Houses on the bill to prohibit tha contraction oi the currency have agreed on the House bill with a proviso providing that instead of de stroying the mutilated notes or currency, new notes shall be issued in their places. The Alabama Clairm. Tba Tribune Washington special says: Sec retary Seward will soon Issue an exhaustive State paper oa the Alabama claims matter.

Tbe whole subject will be reviewed ah initio, the doctrines of international law and the duties of beligerents laid down and defined. The document will then consider the respective posi tions of England and the United SU'es at the outbreak of the lata rebellion, and tbe next chapter will be devoted to a severe censure of the Indecent haste in which the proclamation of neutrality was issoei by tha British gov ernment. FROM BEVf TOBX. Wedged ia the lee, Nbw Yoke, Jan. 22.

It ia said thai two n-nllemen. coaaected with the British. Legation lrom Mexico, bow I sojourning oa Uva ateaea corvette Jason, got I wedged ia tfe in raw bdfct veaterday, and were being carried towards the Narrows by tba West ct4iT KTeninj, Jan. 2a, 10CAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. TrTln Cinla.

ARlcl VAL AMI) DKFAKTUKIf OF TRAIJ Elilwird. aAJX.WAT HTnnuuJI. Dcotarl. H. T.

Day Exp. 6BA kxpress SK'A Litrbtrdiig Kip MalLTTT. 4 (' I' -JJ H. Y. Nip-hl Bx 6 10 Cincinnati ax 11 New York Mail IS A MgH Kx LX25 Haiti-more Exp.

1.80 BlmLra A Corning Mall 8 80 Y. OayBxp li t) On train Sast 00 Banday 10 M. mw rota a.ufnxAX iicami sn dmtch. tf. Uv Kip BU A a Nlgbt Exjirems OIA.M.

Acconunodat'n 10.40 A M. N. Mall It P.M Aeeommod'it'n A Ml I' M. WMijlw't Kip. SKI Y.

Express. 1 30 A Ac to Rue 00 A Ja steaml.o't Exp. IWU I'ini -innatJ Kip. Wi Mail 8-1" 1' M- Mfbt Express. S.W M.

I inrinnaUitxu.ll.au M. tixe train East ou Sunday 1)0 31. NIAGARA FAUiS BOANOH ERIE MTitECT TntTfrr. Depart- UG A for Lockpou tui Way Stations to Rochester. no A.

for Ni. Palis, lion Nu Snap. Bridge, Detroit, Chicago and Toronto a.45 P. Niat'sre Falls Arrrmrno-litlon-4 at lxckport and V. ay Stations Falls, Ix troll and mileage Exp Tnlns arrive fiom the Falls and Snspenslon Bridge a 71 and oo A li iid and 7 00 P.

M. From Lockpoit at 10 10 A M. and M.UO P. llxtward. tin fHohx arm) iicbaioi mnT cxrof DnHsrt si.

Trior Toledo Kx 30 A Kay Klir(-. :3 VS Rrie Anomm'n 4 00 l-tcam'! 'JOO P.M Might SO A ll Mtrht Exprees S. 05 A Erie Accomm'clt) A N. Y. Express 1 40 Lay Kxpress 5 Linctnnn! i.e.

KI unM 1 1 a. tin vi ui 1 1 'hmj i uu ou ssuuii i OP.KAT WESTER RATLWA7 EHI leave at 12.I4J Noon, and i 1 clot- at boapension brldi arrive at bafialo at 7 30 and t.I st A 8 aii ir.d 7 .00 M. SAVAjn TaimK uuLViT xoia dxtot. Drpwi. I -nr Morning Kxp.

6 50 A M. I Nll tit Kxi--'-- A lmy l.j M. M-if P' AceommodM'n 8 SW M. A .4 is m. Wlht ExpreM.

(i l'y 1 HOBTUIKM I.AIi WAl -oi New York t'entral Esri. n. rtired Depot at 7 a) A. romix-iini; K-n witb Northern iCf; way iratn- for Philadelphia, JSalttinore, ar.ndil -u Bv E'ie ltailway al Bud 11 ill cobnecuniz train for Phlicdcls.hia, all point S011U1 Baltimore, Wwniilon, ar.d Boffalo BmIucm Director. rv tprctal attention nfvwr city as lo'll at t-iU vf Unsn Ki-ri directed to tkf cards of BCrFALO HLSI-KKSS HOUSES on Uu second puge of today's japrr 'Ike list rmtraccs many 1 uu most reliable and atensm rstatlishlKents in Die city Sat st Ftovb for Raii.i: id Cak Tbs recent terrible acrid.

at Ar.11'1 lr." to icr iliefeacioil ty of providuis; nooe meai fi liy wblch 1 In lire In pieri-er r-r' 1 in N-. cd in the rai rond ar travelitu public are indebted Mr Kr.iimiL: I) Urown, a weii known lake engineer of IuIh rily, the liiTection of a almple and, wo ptirftct lire txllnpuinher, for uae ou railway curt. examined a working model or Unx ippirum yesterday alternoon, and will endeavor 10 explain IU operations. A refeivolr. Ove I jet lonit, tliirty h.c-.et d-ep, made of Ihu thiokert fhert Iron, ui each ei of the ar, lh3 luir.

level with the floor. TI1I1" n-i-ervolr will four nr barrel of water, whlcn i iqial to ihree tim: the capac ty of trie ft Vf The i-love iB plac. 'd ever the centre of Hie reervo and I. eld fi-rn to it hy There are live 0 inch pipes lending lrom the reervolr Into otove. Two of three Ipes are priced on each fldc and nar Ihe top ol the s'ove, and one In the centre In iu hiik pir 1 the atove.

A email Met Ion of the imerviiir is inad 1 1 i tend op the hack or the Move. Onuhi'f of thin will mtaln coal or woril tlicother pnr ion ia -ptraud by a partition, and la a pnrt ol 11 1 voir ai to tbi la alo atttehed a -is'l pipe for 11 us er into the tank. On the il or, or hoi'om of lie rei-r-voir, la a faocet for lelting the water oil Waen a car collide, ttirna over, or rnnii t-ir the track and druLt iofllcietly to caaw it to larch to i do or the other, the renervolr Immediately fmpp -'es thn p'pc3 with water, and the Piove la II joded iimta: ur Irtta H'ove lieet-nii dlRenOired from lie renervoir hy any very preat concussion or I ho overture, ins i the car the waur will immediately iun from the re-ervuir and extlCL'tilch any Ore which may he scattered iu the cor This neat and va nillic Invention tan be ai piled to tne rtoves now In use on can. The model which we law jifUrdayU a workin? enc, and nns been tested to the tion of a liiirr -ber of railroad ftlriais and m. U-r mechiinie.

Mr. Brown has applied forapa't i anrl will soon commence the manufacture of the apparatus. T6e mooei may oe st eu uy 'iue iumiui- abope of Williom Kosson Vu comer of Hum bnrgb and Excharge st'ert" Tiikitrc Thn altoudiince it', the thentrH was ijaite large last, Tivi draniatlc portion of the entertainment wa as on the iiinrit previous, and calis for no pari icn ar rofntion M'ile Koaa Celeste performed the H-rilou feat of wheolirir the clow over the rope from the staee lo the -aliery, nieces "fully However piuasant it In- onsid-1 rid to take a rldc with th's jount; lady, we ourselves, as a mere manor of 'jtte, nd i Trier, when so ilo-ton, to sit beside hi in autre sleth, rather than in front of her on a heelhnrrow, and mn the chance or luting executed on one strirje The Id vender Brolnera'ijaye anolher exhibition of their alxenih and skill as gymnasts, and acquitted themselves in a manner which elicited frequent and hearty applause from the ttudienre. The piccolo pleylnt; of Mr Kress i s.mnthin ki n-dJrfnl. We d'nlt if his ni'il on thij iilt li.stru ment cjuld 1m' fonnd The perf.irrr.

thM evi comiih r.ce with the play of ThoLHtle Trcauro," In which -all lie fivorlle or the company Tlv.swtli bafollowi by the rop a'ensionor ile Ceiesle, and new arii by ihe Lavender Brothers. Akrebtko fob Sikalini; A Wati h. John Cassidy was arrested at Black Kock last night, by Officer Henry Battel, of the Fifth Precinct, just as ho waa about lo cross the finy for Canada, on a charg.j of grand larceny, in stealing a silver watch of Thomas Burton, on Monday cfternoon, on Miciii an strjt, daring the progress of a tlht iu which Barton was engaged, and which was detailed in yestordty's ustic. Barton bad thrown ell his vest in nuking prepara Hons for the "mill," and t'aldy, taking advantage of the excellent opportuaity oiTird tu mike a raise, extracted the watch lrom the veat-pGckit. Af.er a long search.

Officer Battel arrested him as above stated. The chain was round on the prisoner, and Ibe watch was found wlih a paity to wh im Cassidy bad so It for $7 Burton value the watch at $511. prisoner made a fall confession this morning, and ruled that he was drunk when he committed the act. lie waa sent to ill to await examination before tbe Police Justice. Mr.

Henry Niuhoi.ls at St. Jameh Kali. lasT Eviminb lit. James Hail wi filled last even- lnf by a select an aporeei itive audience, to listen to the readings or Mr. Henry Nlcholls, or The gentleman elicited freqnont marks of applaise throughout his readings.

Mr- Nicbolls has the tact and iltivattcin necessary to please and amuse an audience. The reidinj of pome of tbe subjects he cjosc ralriit be harshly crlt Icised, bat hU eff irts of last I'venlu Were, generally peaking, so well pnt nr hthuit would hj ungeu was to say that tbe gentleman is not a Rood reader, an spite of some lmperltclions or articulation and Ice. Comic selections arc Ul or'-, but he does not make any poor Mr Yiloa. always meet wilh a hearty uenever bo appears here again. KkB a FuBTHia Hkabi.vc.

Miehani Hcuiiv and James Hurst wjrc commit1 1 farther examination on thalr arralgnmant at the Police Ooart yesterday afternoon on a charge of burglary and larceny In breaking into the cabin of tbo vessel of Captain Provoost on Moidiy, and stealing, as was alleged, "a qiantlty of rope, block and tackle, a clock and a stove, of tbe total value of 50 Anna Hurst was also sent to Jill at the same time to await a farther healing for the petit larceny of a stova valued at $10, and alleged to have been stolen by her at the time the above burgla-y was committed. Board op Tbadk. Tbe adjourned me-eling cf the members of the Board of Trade and citizens generally was held this morning on 'Change. No business of Importance was transacted, furs ber than an Interchange of views of several- prominent forwarders and others. Tbe meeting adjourned until Batnroay morning at half 10 o'clock The Committee appointed yesterday will meet at tbe Mayor's Cffios tomorrow evening at seven o'clock precisely.

Torso Hsu's Association Elkctiox of Uimbm-Tba annual election cf Ulcers of lbs Yoong Men's association tor tbe year will be held at tba rooms of tba Association on Wcdnes-. day, tba 19th of February next. The polls will be opened at A- M- and closed at 8 M. A caucus cf tba members of tbo Association will be held on Wednesday evening, the SHb, for the purpoje of nominating candidates for Cm various tacts. Fimi Last Evsia, A fire waa discover ed last avenlBg about eight o'clock, In the small frame building at the foot Of Hospital street, occupied as an omee by Meiers.

Bwarta wood dealers. The bsaldina was eomplttery destroyed- The loss will aoMsiBt to sboot ICO. Tb Rasaes eommunieated ta some cordwocd la elose proximity to the bolUllng. tMibeftrewasextlAalsbedselore any damage was Exiyr A Gatlou'i MnrsTsi-R- TTJa tioape, as eetBra aanourieed, appear a the Opa aoaae est Friday eveatac next, aid at W. James uaa "rening following.

There are several old Ion tbe bxd, and a couple or entartaABisg per- saay be exacted. Ft. DA Aosm Vsyasync Bcavs BaCsTIYID AT A FlBa-. saaareest snaa who was so badly beroad at 7 4J Bear Bycamore, oa Wednea- WHVto ale UJarles at BC MaryM to to his was the up hi in Jo Mr If of tbe a ar try. wi each tbe cato to old to tiers, 1- 1,, 1, in La ly slr.ee school ti the was in irt r'i city lr i forts iv ni'ini frii p.

iv A Liiit Hm ton ot, kcp cf ati ei and til Jot weie Uiai set con litt n. T. of In ol United States Commissioner Osborne's Court for several days, was yeaterday submitted by the counsel on either ride. Decision reserved. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Atlantic and G. W. Railroad. Harktsburo, Jan. Attorney General BrewBter yesterday sent to the Pennsylvania Senate a report relative to the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad, setting forth that tha Company ban violated charter by not completing the road to Erie, and that a writ of uo warranto will consequently lie.

The report was referred to the Railroad Committee. West Virginia Legislature. WheKLI.no, Jan. 22. The sixth annual session oi tbe West Virginia Legislature assembled in this city yesterday.

Mr. Stevenson, the former President oi the Seoate, was re-elected. In the House Mr. H. C.

McWhortr, of Kt-nawba, waa elected Speaker, and Mr. W. P. Hubbird, of Ohio, Clerk. The Governor's Message was read this after-Doon.

It is a clear and concise document, displaying an encouraging exhibit of the affairs of the State. Frozen to Death. Minneapolis, Jan. 22. R.

O'Connor, a school-teacher in Richfield, in this State, wan put off the cars for failing to payln extra ten cents exacted for not procuring his ticket at the station, and was frozen to death. Minneapolis Water Works. Water was successfully introduced Into the pipes ol the City Water Works yesterday. Drowned. Savannah.

Jan. 22. Tbe and Herald has an account of the drowningof J. Finlayson a native of Scotland, and Miss V. McRea, by the upsetting of a boat ou the Ooono river, near Mount Vernon.

They are well known throughout the State. manufacturers' Convention. Worcester, Jan. 22. The New EDgland Manufacturers' Convention, to be beld here to-day, promises to be an important gathering.

The storm delays tbe arrival of delegates, but enough are here to indicate a general representation of all branches of manufactures, and very general interest. Quite a spirited consultation of delegates was held last evening, but no definite action was resolved upon. The Convention meets at noon. Hotel Burned. Ja.vestille, Jan.

22. Tho American House in this city was burned yesterday. The loss is $12,000, which is partially insured. Mure Trouble with the Indians. St.

Lona, Jan. Frontier Index says Advices from Fort Phil Kearney are to the effect that the Sioux and Cheyenne Indians are becoming very troublesome. Tbe cavalry scouts at that post have recently had two fights with tbe Indians and killed several of them, and recaptured over fifty stolen government horses and mules. FOREIGN NEWS. liY ATLANTIC CABLJS.

Foreign Markets. London, Jan. 22, 11:15 A. M. Advices from China state that the market is dull.

The tea exports to the 1st insL reach one hundred million pounds. Consols 92'14rcf927, for money and 92 ''8 for account. American securities steady. Illinois advanced l3'. 1'akih, Jan.

22, A.M. Bourse firmer. Rentes higher. KiiANKKOtiT, Jan. 22, 11:1.7 A.

M. U. S. bands Tli. Liverpool, Jan.

22, M. Cotton dull and Sales 10.000 bales. Quotations unchanged. Breadstuff, quiet. New pork 73.s 6d.

Other artictTs unchanged. London, Jan. 22, 1:20 P. M. Consols 97, for money and account.

American eecuriiiis il ill. Bonds 71 71 111- Centra! Others samp. Liverpool, Jan. 22, 1:20 P. M.

Cotton s'eady, with rather more Salps will reach 12,000 bales. Uplands 7 ''8i7 '4 on tie spot; 7u 7V4 to arrive. Breadstuff's quiet. New pork firm at 74a. Arrived Oat.

Glahijow, Jan. 22. The steamer lrom New York, has arrived. FROM ROCHESTER. Increase of Local Taxation on the Central Railroad.

Rochester, N. Jan. 22. The Common Council of this city last night unanimously adopted a resolution indicating a purpose to largely increase the local taxation upon tbe property of the Central Railroad Company, and also to enforce the ordinances relating to thsruBning of trains across the city. Ir.

is estimated that by this action tbe taxes may be increased $30,000 $10,000 per annum. Owing to the peculiar location of ite tracks compliance with the ordinances will greatly nbarrass the Company. New York market. New Yoke, Jan 22. Ashes Pots $8 5a8 50; pearls nom nal rTW Mirke; quiet at 17c tnr nuaai.u.

tuovc- Market morerate active Receipts 2,7 barrels. Sales 5,500 bbls at SB 301) ou for bapeittne 8V) and Wrretssir; $9 Tb10 for to cioics istate; $9 3011 lor common to coice exjri Wmwr 'JUSSlU 50 lor common to cliolce round hooped o10- noaz steady. Biles ltO bbls at $7 9 30. GBAia Waeai Tha xcAuket to-day Is steadyi Rece'pls lo bnsheis. Saies of 4ruAj bu amber sylvanla at i Rje Cutet.

Receipu none bush els. Saies note bushels. Corn Market opened llrm and closed heavy Receipts of 43,830 bushels bales 4 bushels at $1 asfgass for new mixed West tm afloat, snd $l'-ial al tor new white southern Baney market is uaieL Receipts of 500 bushels Sales of bUI bushels Stale at 1 Oau The n. arket is firm 1 Receipts of 8,725 bushels. Bales of fiO.ooll bushels at aSXia etl)4 for western.

PaoVLSioMs -ror. maraat la steady and drooping. Sales 1CO0 bbls tM Wao 35 for old meat $21 37 for new do. Beat Is steady. Oat meats are authtnged.

Lard The market Is quiet and steady. Bales of 540 bbls a- HV913XC Small lots at Butteb Steady, at tiuiet at ll15c WatskT -Market Is quiet, BtTsaav-Tbe mar-ket to-day Is firm at HX-lSMc Cuba. at 10c fcr erode, for refined In bond Coax, Quiet and unchanged. Leatheb Hemlock sole moderately steady at fi Xc for Buenos Ayres light weights; Ksat37c for mMdle do; 4.vr7c for heavy do; xSe for Call (oral, liirht weights; 3526c for middle do; VfT.c for heavy do Wool The market Is quiet. Bales 120.000 Bs at n50cfcr dementi-: fisecs; 40c-41c fjr pulled; S7c for Texas tot Oalilornia and li tor Car-rency Cape.

if rat MoeKaaanoosy arket. Saw You. x-l P.M Stocks Active. eanp ex rat. 110H 5-JJOconpi 64 ex int.

i- a-n aaax tea. JO do 4 tew lassa a-ui rer, iw wax TreasaryT-ns 1 so Tiesenry aw. Use Hadson Krtuilrtg vol Alton Chi Alton pr ton STB amob TU Hcsoth llltaoia Oantral 111 Central acrixn, Jaev Oiv Toledo CtM atocalaiana. 111K Vrrina oa Mlaneart at feaii, ax euap or claims, and has already paid nearly $50 0U0 in total j. l.

as ai I utiswrs, r-rvsiuvui HENRY T. PEBRV, Secretary. deaotja2U HENRY X. SmlTIl, fSet'y. IT.

D. IsACV, AeslatSLnt See''. 300,000 OO ordered to b3 paid to the on and after ja8-m-w fr tfe7 a Connoisseur. BLODGETTS MUSIC STORE ASD Great Sheet Music Emporium GRAND DEPOT FOR UF.O. A.

PRIiNCG A PATENT AUTOMATIC ORGANS, AUTOMATIC ORGANS, AUTOMATIC ORGANS, AND MEI.ODEONS, MELODEONS, MELODEONS. A new and splendid assortment Just received at BLODGifTT MUSIC STORK, ao37.s.tn th 2)19 Mam street. NEW GOODS lOlt TIIK HOLIDAYS! A LARGE SELECTION OF New and Elegant Vases. Handsome TOILET SKTH PARIAN MA-K1ILE and LKUNZS FIGUitES and BUS I S. PLATED WARE Of every and of the best manufacture.

CHILDRE.1'8 TO SETS, SMOKE SETS and TOBACCO BOXES, all suitable for Christmas Presents, snd at rnanecd prices, at GttO. it. NEWMAN'S, 311 Main street, Opposiu the Pirk MATTHEW O'MEILL Hss Jart opened an elegant stock or HOLIDAY GOODS! Consisting In part of RICHLY DECORATED FKENCH CHINA Dinner Bets, Supper, Tea a'nd Chamber Sets. FRENCH and BOHSM.IAN VAHBM Card Stands, Flower Holders and Toilet Sets PARIAN MARBLE and BRONZE BUSTS, STAT UETTES, and GkOTJPS. fclLVKK PLATED TEA SETS.

Cake Baskets and Ctstors. Together with a large assortment cf Fine Cut Glass Table Ware. MATTDXW O'NEILL, No. 175 Main street EMPLOYMENT FOR THB VITBIt! RARE INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO AGENTS to engage In tne sule of a newly patented artl-c e. Agents are making fiom $5 to $I0J per day, sellire the article and Territorial Right.

In fact. tbey are almost indispensable to any boose of any air a. Frf farther particulars ca'l on or address the TIN KER SaSB LOCK 1U0 Washington street, buf falo, m. aetiu SILVER PLATING none to nrrtir. J.

J. A w. x. MA.smxo, IB-rJTACTTJBEBS OT PURE AMERICAN ISINGLASS I BOCKPOBT, STASH. tC AMPLK8 FORNIHBO ON APPLICATION.

To Belt Makers Breoers, and Manufacturers of Ooart Flatter- Please give oar Istnslasfi one trial, for we think it will please yon. Having se'ecled our stock wan grext care, we feel confident that It will surname anv that has been manufactured tbe past tea son tend for sample. All Isinglass sold by as, or any Agent anthoriEed to sell tor ns, is warranted to be of as good quality as the sample; if not, 10 be re turned, ana we win rtiuna toe money ana pay an ex- Lenses. Joan j. JaasjaiBa, war Bisvuo twi'8 to ttelv -pvKSIOOATED OOOOAWCT.

CABK-l OF TBIS favorite article, for Pies, Poddlxuss, Cikess, last received ana tor sale at Wholesale at ronnnl. torers' prices, by GEO SAGS ns nnsi 1S A MS, HatSH OYSTEHct, GRAPES NBW Raisins, Carranta, citron, Oranee and Lemon Peel, ail krinds Mais. Apples, Oranberrles, sweet Po tatoes, EC-, mc, lost reevvea ana ior sale try sajiLKGB gags a (x 21S and 15 Waabtnarton st T1ATKNT MEDIC1SK3. ALL THE POPULAR Med cities sold by druggists, and at the lowes wholesale prices, by W. LAVERACK fSSewm.

90S) mi 1er a. fjSMKAU CAMMED PK ACHES 860 DoZ. FIN Baltiavxe Peaches for sale wholesale sad retail GBO GA6 a OO 3 SIS WaxhtnATton at a FIRST CLASS MObTGAGB FOB $409 FOE sate, payable xa four tmt saixii-axinnajlv. bv later HUMS SANTO RD, Eexl Eat a a aed Insurance Stents, isMKH Ooraer PVarl ad Beoaea sta. TH.

I'OLAMD'S WHITE FIRM COMPOUND. A 1 I snmriv core tor arse throat, concha. CO d. to ut ria, whooping ennth. and pabsoaaTy aaVcttox-a general- Q.

W. 8 aett, M. Proprietor, told by O. M. P.

CHAM run CO an Mabs at- Ajeade Ba4Jd- -4HOICB W1N8M AND UQ0OBJL FTMsl OLD d. 1 at rtlv ul Jmicft Bom. QiD. Old frowst Kye and Kw smaal- trade, tnid bv msi. jsw she awl sir XT aim VIGOS -pbkparK BY JAi a YER LAVXRACK CO.

minln-si irmts jnrFaffsIri NEW HOLIDAY GOODS SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. KOSENAU BROTHERS Have Just opened an elegant assortment of LACK GOODS, consisting of Point, Point Applique, Cluny, Valencia and Thread Lace, Collars, Sets and liinfi-kerchier-; also, a lare stock of Hemstitched and Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Linen Sets, Kmbrcidcr-ed Shirt Bosoms, and Barbes, Ladies' and Children's Legins, Breakfast Shawls, Hacks, Iloodt, Mitters, Cloves, Jtc. Also, a large variety of FANCY GOODS, such as Purses, W'al ct, Cigar Cises; Work Boxes, Fans, Jet and Coral Jewelry, together with a heavy stock of TrimmiLga, Buttons, Notions, Corsets, Slipper Patterns, Zephyr Worcttds, and Millinery Goods. BOSLSAU 820 Main street CLOAKS GLOB KINGS NOW SBI 'J-S AT 5 PER ILESS Than any llouso In the State. lie ST WATERPROOF I For $1 per Yard, P.

C. AHEKN, 204 ITlaixl 5,000 Bxs Window Glass A3BORTKD SIZM8 PLATE GLASS, FOB BTOR3S AJSD DWELLINGS AT LESS THAN EASTERN PRICES For Hale by lailtivin a. kwwoi, no STATE FAIR PRIZE CHEESE CHOICH N. Y. 8.

FACTO HY, DAIRY, and PINK APPLE CHEESE. XW Coxnmissions of sale and purchase executed. GEO. B- KKTCHTTM, 79 Ma'n st UE WILL. SELL CHOICE GROCERIES! OF lTVERY VARIETY, At Gre-atlj Red need Prices, for Cash.

deanf. RTNiSLEY It 16 Nlagnra st VERY FINE SAGE CHEESE! At KTHG3LKY Jfc WE ARE SELLING GOOD POTATOES At $1 per bnshe'. KISG3LBY 18 Niagara st deSfitf PURE CIDER VINEGAR, FT.UWH ROASTKD G. JAVA COFFEK, bPICBS, NUTS, RAISINS. TEAS and SUGARS, at deSHtf K1NQSLEY OO.m.

in Wlagara at Tbe Travelers' Insarance Co. OF HARTFORD, rOHTT MTTBH TO ISSUE POL1CIK3 TO THE MX tent of against daath or pereoaal injury from accidents or every natnre. Tho Railway Passengers' Co. Continues to issue Registered Tickets to the extent or sauuo any nam oar oi osys, rrom one ki ctun-y, ayainst the same AfcUUiMAJS Xi nsiik ABQIS, Do- 10 Main stteet and Ce-tral Wharf BAT? HI AN At CAlsVIN, COMMISSION AND VESSEL AGENTS FORTHB FTJCCfTASK AND SALE of VK-XjEl PROP BLLB iib, TUGS, CANAL BOATS. PicS from $3ue0 as, tax Off'.

ReM Karate to excetaaee for Teasel Propert? oeice Ni-1 uMostreet. comer Main. Buffalo, is. T. T.

ft. Watwwaw. ls14tinhH SP.CLaVJj NOTICE. GEORGE NACHTRIEB, la, 4 B3os4.riea. 8tre XaUav, RKS PKCTFTJLLT INFORMS Tb PUBLIC THAT tbe contract foe rrmosrlnn dirt froaa the streets ot Baraslo, for tM tars of three yean, has beam awarder! to him by the Oiawiawa CosmeiL pa naoaw neBiruia: wi uu wvc wn tne up ks, aaannrlng srartene.

or fix any bom; also, tooaa wishing 10 employ Mm to aanh dn a froaa cellars, or naeaeai reaaalzt! rswtatmlTig after law er any other dirt or ottaL will pteat oa leave tbetr oxdara at tbe office of the BaS-feto THtfrjf, No. set Mat a streeL or xvotify bm Uuronck OsMca. tamm, UBORGM MAUMTHIKB. currest wheat iaat WO- 43A.SM a OOl, tU and all Waabtse-tpa. at- owsa, wm wraaaisrirsi se ttftayCAteap dcu aahJM.w4f HO tatt stoca at, 2 wsalrla47aiday- --'--r-v-f.