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VTILI. SILL TBItS SCR ANTON COAL At toe following prioes per Ton of SOOII Pooad, screened and delivered anyvrnere in eitr lirflits: K. B. KING of the DLOOD Thb Most Thorough Fckifieb ofhk BajOOD YET PlSCOTEBEtf. i Corel all Humors, from Comnwa XarapUoa to the TVorvt ScrefMla.

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wnwM 1st, 1878, from 121 nam street to 546 Main Street, corner of Niar. fJSE. whera we shall be glad to see all onr old and customers, and as many new oniBa a favor ns with their calls. 1 We shall offer for sale oar Celebrated Coa lAckawanna, Henry Clay and Black which are prepared witn great oar, for douu' eullon' rue. and no pains will be spared in soreemr 4 delivering it to onr customers.

We snaill for tbe present for cash, the following ve, price, delivered in the beat possible oondp Ca 1 tiiilvn cr tf Xew-York. CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Fkoi o-rse avestbkkkts to Srction Six of AKTicisX Taw, asd Ebcttoks Two, jemt AKD SIX OF ABTICLB THBII OF TBI COKt- TrrcTioir, FsoTZ3iHa Fom Bixhxxai. Sxs 8I02VS OF THI XXGXSXtATTJRX, Hmo-Wed (If the Senate oncnr. That section ni of article ten of the constitution be amended ao aa to as foUowa: I The political year and legislative term shall begin oo the nret day of January, and the every second year, aseembleon the firt TivrUv after the first Monday in January, unless a different day shall be appointed by law. Irolvei (it the Senate rjncr).

That sections tvrr. ave and six of article three of the eonatita-tio'i te amended so aa to read as folio was i 2, The senate shall consist oOhirty-two members, and the senators shall be eboeen for four The assembly shall consist of one hundred a- twentyight members, and ehaU be chosen for two years. I The a-eemhly shall consist ot one hundred 1 twenty-eight members eiected for two years. f.e members of assembly shall be apportioned a oog the several couBtles of the state by the i. trielature.

as nearly as may be, aocortiing to the number of their respective Inhabitants, exclnd-i ig aliens, and shall be chosen bysiogle districts. ne a-sembly disitricts shall remain aa at present organized, until after the enumeration of tfa inhabitants of the state in the year eighteen hundred and eighty-live. The legislature, at its first session, after the return of every enumeration, shall apportion the members of assembly among the several counties of the state in the manner aforesaid; asd the boards of supervisors in such counties as may be entitled under such apportion ment lo mora man one Diemoer, except tne city and oounty of New-York, and In said city and cotintv the board of aldermen of said eitv Khali aa- emblf at such time as theleeislaturemafeingsuch anporiiuuxumiii BiiiLii prcocriuty, anu tuviue tuuix respective ooanutn mwi ttwemoiT aistncis, eaon of which districts shall consist of convenient and contiguous territory, equal to the number of members of assembly to which such counties shall bo entitle and shall cause to be Hied in the offices of the secretary of state ar tne clerka-of their re-swctiveleonntiea. a deseriotioa of such districts. specifying the number of each district and the population thereof, according to the last preceding enumeration, as near aa can be ascertained; and the apportionment and districts shall remain unaltered until another enumeration shall be made ae herein provided.

No town shall be divided in the formation of assembly districts. Every county heretofore established and separately organized, except the county of Hamilton, shall always be entitled to one member of assembly, and no new county shall be hereafter erected unless its population shall entitle it to a member. The county of Hamilton shall elect with the county of Fulton, until the population of the county of Hamilton shall, acoording to the ratiobe entitled to a member. But the legislature may abolish, the said county of Hamilton and annex the territory thereof to some other coonty or eountiea. Nothing in this section shall prevent division, at any time, of counties and towns, and the erection of new towns and counties by the legislature.

ttO. Kach member of the legislature shall receive for his services an annual salary of seven hundred and fifty dollars. The members of either house shall receive the sum of onn dollar for every ten miles they shall travel in going to and returning from their place meeting onto in each session on the moet usual route. When the senate and assembly are convened in extra or special session, upon the call of the governor each member of the legislature shall receive an additional allowance often dollars a day, and senators, when the senate alone is convened in extraordinary session, or when serving as members of the court for the trial of impeachments; and such members of the assembly, not exeeeding nine in number, as shall be appointed managers of an impeachment, shall receive an additional allowance of ten, dollars a day. i i Resolved (it the senate concur), That the foregoing amendments be referred to the legislature to be chosen at the next gtieral election of senators, and that in conformity to section one of article thirteen of the constitution, it be published for three months previous to the time of such election.

ij 1 STATE OF1 NEW-YORK: In Sbmatx, May 15, 1879. Th foregoing resolutions were duly passed. By order of the Senate. i JOHN TT. VBOOMAN, Clerk, 1 STATE OP NEW-YORK: IN ASSEMBLY April 2, 1879.

1 xne iore going resolutions weie amy paseea. By order of die Assembly, i EIWI, JOHNSON, Clerk. CONCURRENT RESOLUTION ii I Proposing an Amendment to article i Six or tbi Constitution. Resolved (if the assembly concur), That sections twelve and thirteen of article six of the conautu- -Uon, be amended so as to read as follows: i 1 812. The superior court of the citsj of New-York, the court of common pleas of the city and county of New-York, the superior court of Buffalo, and the city court of Brooklyn, are continued, with the powers and Jurisdiction they now severallv have, and such further civil and criminal Jurisdiction as may be conferred bylaw.

The superior court of New-York shall be composed of the six judges In ofliceat the adoption of this article, and their successors. The court of common pleas of New-York, of the three Judges then in office, and their successors, and three additional Judges. The superior court of Buffalo, of the Judges now in otlice, and their succestors; and the city court of Brooklyn. of such number of Judges, not exceeding three, as may be provided by law. The judges of said courts in office at the adontionof this article, are con'inued until the expiration of their terms.

A chief Judge shalle appointed by the Judges of each of said courts, from their own number, who shall act as such during his official term, vacancies in the office of the judges named in this section, occurring otherwise than by expiration of term, shall be tilled in the same manner as vacancies in the supreme court The legislature may provide for detailing Judges of the superior court and court of common pleas of New-York, to hold circuits and special terms of the supreme court in that city; and for detailing judges of the city court of Brooklyn to hold circuits and special terms of the supreme court in Kings county, as the public Interests may require. iS. Justice of the supreme court shall be chosen by the electors of their respective Judicial districts. Judges of all courts mentioned' in the last preceding section, shall be cnosen by the electors of the cities respectively in which said courts are instituted. The official terms of the said Justices and judges, who shall "be elected after the dnntinn Af this aptic.la.

arij.ll hn fnnrtpen JLI-R. from and including the first day of January neV aner ineir election. joiu ou permm nunji uiu the office of justice or Judge of any court longer than until and including the last dav of Decern ier next, after he shall be seventy years of ae. The compensation of every Judge of the court of appeals and of every Justice of the supreme court, whose term of office shall be abridged pursuant to this provision, and who shall have served as surb judge or ji-stice ten yenrs or mora, ehUt be continued during the remainder of the term for which he was elected. 1 1 i Resolved (if the assembly That the foregoing amendment be referred to the legislature to be chosen at the next general election of senators, and that in conformity to section one of article thirteen of the constitution, it be published for three months previous to the time of such election.

STATE OJf KEW YORK; In Assembly, May ao, 1879. The foregoing resolution was duly passed. By order of the Assembly. ED WD. M.

JOHNSON, Clerk. STATE OP NEW-OKK: 1 i In Ben ats, May 6, 1879. The foregoing resolution was duly passed. By order of the Senate. i JOHN Wf VBOOMAN, Clerk.

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Proposing to Amend aetiglk Skvbn ot i 1 the Constitution, Resolved (If the senate concur), Thnt article seven of the constitution is hereby amend od so aa to read as follows Section Section first section second of article seven of the constitution of the state are hereby abrogated and annulled. I 2. Section three of said article shall bo changed to section one, and the aaid section shall hereafter read as follows r- II. The legislature shall not lease, sell, or otherwise dispose of the Erie canal, the Oswego canal, the Champlain canal, the Black river canal, or the Cayuga and Seneca canal, but they shall remain the property of the state, and under its management forever. The rates of toll on persons and property transported on the canal shall not be reduced below those for the year eighteen hundred and fifty-two, except by the canal board, with the concnyrence of the legislature.

All contract for work or materials on any canal, shall be made with the personwho shall offer to do or provide the same at the lowest price, with adequate security for their performance. No extra compensation shall be made to an? cont ractor, but if, from any onforseen cause, the terms of any tract shall prove to be unjust and oppressive, the canal board may, upon the application of the contractor, cancel such contract. i 8 3. Hereafter the expenditures for collection, superintendence, ordinary or extraordinary repairs on the canals named in the first section of this article, shall not exceed, in any year, their gross receipt for tha previous year, except in cases hereinafter provided, i 4. There shall be created a fund, under the control and management the commissioners of the canal fund, which shall be made up in the following manner: 1 1.

-Of aU funds that mar be derived from any lease, sale or other disposition of any canal, other than the canals named in the first section of this article. 2. From any excess of gross receipt of the previous year, beyond the expenditures forootleonon. superintendence, ordinary; and extraordinary repairs on the can as named In the first section of this article, for the year next subsequent thereto. S.

By the sfer thereto, of the sum of four hundred thousand dollaas now in the treasury, which has been paid therein in pursuance of the requirements of act, chapter four hundred and twenty-five of the laws of eighteen hundred and seventy-six, for the deepening of the channel of the canal. All of whi3h fund so hereby created shall be invested In stocks or bonds of this state or the United ates, and may, under the direction and enactmert of the legislature from time to time, be appropriated lo make up any deficiency to meet the ordinary or extraordinary expenditures of the canals beyond the requirements and restrictions of the second section of thU article, or for permanent improvement of the canals. And In addition hereto, in ease of any extraordinary necessity arising out of any unforeseen: or unpro-Yidedfor disaster to the canals, the legislature may, in its discretion, by a vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to each branch of the legislature, appropriate a sum in any one year not exceeding five hundred thousand dollars, out of the general fund for the purposes of canal reparation and restoration, which last mentioned sum shall be restored to the general fund rrom the fn nd herein created as soon as. may be, and in preference to any other claim upon such fond. 8 5.

Strike out sections four, five and six; make sections seven, eight, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen and fourteen to read sections four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten and eleven. 8 11. The present canal funded debt shall hereafter be named a general fund debt, and shall be redeemed and "paid at the time or the times when the same becomes due by taxation, and the payment of the principal and interest thereof shall be provided for by a sinking fund in the same manner as now, except that the incomes from the canals shall not be died npon for that purpose. 8 IS. This article of the constitution hereby re-onatructed shall be and remain article seven of the constitution, in place and etead of article seven of the constitution hereby amended.

So in the original, i STATE OP KKW-YOBK: In Senate. May 22, 1879. 5 The foregoinr resolution was duly passed. By order of the tenate. JOHN W.

VBOOMAN, Clerk. STATE OP NEW-VOKK: In Assembly, May 18, 1879. The foregoing resolution was duly passed. By order of the Assembly. JOHNSON, Clerk.

STATE OP NEW-YORK, Office or the Secrktah-y or State, have compared the preceding copy of concurrent resolution, with the ortnnal concurrent resolution on tlie in. thi office, and do hereby ccr i i 1 ifit Ui Raw nre correct fanner pis Iberefro. of th ji. LTTit-ft my and tm Bf.il of of the i-ere-i" of at tho Cr of A 1'MB Jit Iwpii T-m i i it of i in tr i uiuw-u'i gin ire A wve ttty-nii-e. -il-LS r.

V-K i-n and lent i.yl a colors, at LO 1 t.fCt.'. vttwv--- r-finlpTii 1.JT paid. Same against neeier; wimuraws former pica of not evjiii ami pleads fruuty; sentenced to sixty days'" linumonment in Layuga County dait fcame against Ira Smith o-iVandaTia. Cattaraugus County; selling liquor to Indians; pleads guilty; tinea ntly aonaro, ana (a oe mnrnsstnea lor one aay in tne x.ne wvuxtty Jail. sum against JjeWitt c.

cox; over to Jan uary term, lswi. bame against James Diiara, over to jso- rember term. Same against Robert J. Getty: over to Jan- nary term, lbSO. OUB CHESS COLTJWX.

Far the Bsaeflt of those whe Love aad those wko Waat Learn the taste. Buffalo Chkss and Checker Club, Brown' Bwildiug, Boom No. 9. PROBLEM NO. 7.

1 xsrD-posiTtoar op samb BEi-ew. 1 blaok (Mr. Jaeger.) i WZ ST trpz mm. mm. ry Sj SSWSSf.

PI wA 1 whitk (Mr. Kinnier.) White announces mate in' thirty-f our moves. GAME NO. 7. Partie by correspondence between J.

A. Kmnier and Daniel Jaeger. Translated from sup 01 Ureenvule (. C.J News. KING'S GAMBIT.

White. Mr. Kinnier. Black. Mr.

JaBger. to 4 KPxP Kt4 KliKli 3 PKR3 Kt 2 Castlou (b) QKtli! (JKlHI UKtlll PkKli 4 QPiP Kt 4 -P 6 (e) his 2 7 KRKtsq POlii ft his 3 Kt KS It 8 UKlP Kthis 3 iK QK1 1'tJBS sq home i-K 2 homo a Kt Kt 2 it her 4 his 8 4 Qt 4 Kt Kt 2' toK4' i Kt BS 4.. B4 i 5.1. Castles i i 15 3(a) 7-pq4 1 8OKt3, 10KtPxP- 1 11. -Q I 12-Q I berB4 Kt KtK4 1 5 16,.0 (d) 173iKt8 Kt his 2 HjKKBS ii 2 21 AO 22.iOKt2 23.

QKB2 24 I MjiQ 4 20 Kt 3 i 284K Kt 8 29ii.tjKt B5i 30,6 KR5 Saj.HKBsq' lO.lKKt his 4 84Q ohk chk 38..0 i QES 1 Kt 6 1 39. i.Q her 7 chk 40, KU 41J.QB K6 BxKt We have the problem above; bnt Mr. Jsescer is t3o conflftent the poHitmn can be drawn tliat he offers a copy of MoraUy' Mnbch Games to the first amateur who will Bend him an analysis demonstrating a draw from the above position. Address Daniel Jwger, 129 iforsytli Street, Aew-Xork i j-" NOTES BT PEOF, WUEM. i i fa) Endorsed by Bird; it throws the onuo of correct play on the antagonist, and allows moro latitude for attack than other systems of opening.

(b) A model debut, on which many line games can be based. (c) We should have adopted the usual 9. to Kt6. d) AH well plnyed, and very instructive, ii (e) To protect his P. I (ii xiuti end-game is now pushed with great vigo: by Mr.

Kinnier. Black might have imuroved tin game by 29. Kt, the text-move being evident ly 4 IVTDO VI IrllUtJ. 1 Solution tQ problem in our last. I -White, Black.

Kt4checkdjs. 1.K to KS a. Ai toyita Anything a mates i toB 8 2 to 2 ohk i Us mates i i .1 to Kt8 to 8 Mates 2t. Anything 6 Ktto 2 Mates CHESS N0TB8-pA GREAT COLLECTION. But few, even among chass players, are aware of the extent of the literature of the game; while: among the non-chess-play ing community course, the densest ignorance ex ists on the subject, We remember some three years that we informed a friend of our who was unacquainted with the game, that the Cafe International, In New-York, pos sessed a chess library comprising nearly four hundred volumes.

We saw at once, by the expression of his face, that he considered us a Baron Munchausenuiumber two. We took great pleasure, about three months since, In showing him the Catalogue of the chess library belonging to the late Professor Allen of Philadelphia, numbering nearly one thousand volumes. It was hoped at one time that an arrangement might be made by which f-this vast collection, might be kept together, But we believe that the efforts made for that purpose have failed, and the collection is to be broken up. In common with other chess players, we feel great regret that so fine a collection, and one that reflected so much credit on American chess, should be scattered to the four winds. We take great pleasure, however, in assuring our chess-playing friends that notwithstanding Prof.

Allen's library is, or will soon be, a thing of the past, the chess players of the United StateB Can still claim that they have in this country the largest chess illbrary ever collected in the world. We refer to the collection of Mr. J. Gt white, of During a recent visit to that city we had the pleasure of glancing over this extraordinary collection. To attempt giving even a resume of its con tents would be impossible in this article.

We can only briefly state that it numbers between 1,700 and 1,800 volumes; that it contains all the works of the ancient and modern writers on the game; in addition a larre number of very rare and valuable manuscripts in Arabic and Persian. We believe that Mr. White possesses sets of every chess magazine ever published in the English or any other lan guage. short this eminent collection must be seen to be fully appreciated. The question is, not to name the chess books that are in it, but to name any that are not comprised in it.

The chess players, not only of Cleveland, but of the United States are under great ob ligations to Mr. White, for the infinite pains add expense that he most have taken to amass this vast collection. It is only one more proof that in chess as in other matters this country can not be surpassed. In actual play we have shown them what Morphy could do. We can now point with pride to Mr.

White's chess library, as the most complete collection of works on chess ever made. The beautiful three move problem In our last should have been credited to Mr. Loyd, Mr. D. Fiske, to whom by mistake the authorship was accredited, was the editor of the Chens Monthly from which it was taken.

The only correct solution was sent to ns by Mr. H. E. Perrine. AU others are wrong.

The Manhattan Chess Club of New-York city have issued a circular, relative to a pro posed chess congress to be held in this country the following Winter. The Club desires the opinion of the chess players of, the country as to the feasibility of such a congress, as to what eity would be the mosteligibieas the place of meeting, whether the tourney to be held should be national or international in its character, and as to the most favorable time for holding the same. All interested in this subject are invited to correspond'; with H. Alien, Manhattan Chess Clnbj 49 Bowery, New-York City. The seventeenth game in the Mason-Potter match was won by Mr.

Mason, and the eigh teenth was drawn. The score now stands: Mason 8, Potter 4, the draws after the eighth counting a half for each player. A tournament is in progress in the Auburn, ST. Y. Chess Club.

TKLLOWSf Syrup of HypophOHnhites, by restoring strength to the nerves and mascles of the stoaiach. cares dyspepsia, which is but the result of loss of nervens strength, followed by muscular relaxation. IS SOT A XEL1CISE, KEITH Eft is it a new, nntried preparation, havicc been in use in Jtnttiand and the United States for years, but it is sleam-caoked food wherein aii the flestr-forimogr properties are care-fullv rciaimxl. It is a fact that Jltl LTITI-UK8 OP INFANTS are slowly starving at a period of infancy when development and KTowth are re- maraahfy inaHiiity of mothrrs to furniHD tlie ne'-eaarv nut -e co of overtaxing the iservoas -i laetattoa, uma lovr.jr.w Ik) ill. 4 eaiui VMM SSSf-'SA -m NOW OPENniO AT Tanni WPirTfHiMIff rv Tnurmnrx.

tliey thiol; of these great inleresti uury peuy ainereoces. Ev? Ksrco npon some modi wuicu snau secure Harmon and party will bow in th i rom such wise consultation and by sl bust tun Ia. -ou iuMjrmu action, ana we will lng more to da with, differences Applause, i teaeh appeal to you lo so ant itnri A come to an brrainnt A4 behalf of any man I have heard n3 action to you, name any eminent citi shall have ray voice and mv labor i toe canvass to nliuva Min 'i. rates. ci an-, la.ppiause.j i appeal to leuow that ha n.i, aci, uiai we shall have mn in the btate.

those liiaannninto, as those who are not. lor the a oune, ior the aalta nf tha suae 01 tuis great army of voters, ready and willing to act in harmonv to secure a trinmnh nnw one hereafter rannl.tnuO ami ran. action by political parties is a pracMj I cannot have roy war. I must vinl3 ntiiwBuiien. we must remember' endeavor first to act so reasonablvi is no frround for anv of our hrit aggrieved or disappointed applai av, iu aspiniiOZ Dasfi any portion of our brethren, b) suouia act tor the Interest ol tbe should use our judgment so as to best Interests of the State, and ao ST Can B3V tO all We hva rlnna tha for all and in the ri.hr.

anirit. artril that in accordance with Democratic "sages thall 0 A RPET IVES DISPL ATE BT VS. Our CASH v.NI ONE PEICE SYSTEM one Carpet Department has been a Harked we shall be enabled by Large Fur. cnaae to seu at luosor igure than ever. OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT IS UNUSUALLY ATTBACTITE.

RAW SIXES AND JUTES, i MADRAS, HIT. BBUSSELS .1 i 7 And A5GL0 SWISS CURTAINS CORNICES IN ALL THE NEW PATTERNS. CURTAIN FIXTURES AND FRINGES, CORDS AND TASSELS. HEW GREEK PLUSHES. BOBDEBS AND SILK MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, BLANKETS.

BARNES, BANCROFT Cos OASZX HOUSE. Silks! Silks! THE MOST EXTEN8IYE ASSORTMENT OF BILKS IN WESIBRN NEW-TORE, NO WO PEN ING AT BARNES, BANCROFT Nos. 260 to 268 Main St. 0 CADES AI.L, COLORS. BEST MAKE BLACK AND i COLORED PEEIK STRIPS 3.

BLACK AND COLORED YELVETS. BARNES, BANCROFT CO one prucrj. CASH HOUSE! GREAT REDUCTION IN PABAS0LS, SUN UMBRELLAS AND Surr.r.cr Drcc3 Czz3 I TO CLEAR THEM. We' effar one lot 7s Sun Umtore! -M H-1 die and Horn Hand I ic iVeilnt-toay; fto ynunn tan fiui in your not.s a fciie. HuU La-fiff-u Mrert of taix lurze Klip-xuaea.

so opinion Is worth havinsc. come in, dear, and take a turn in writing; you onirbt to ret roar eyes, I'm sure. Are all these for tne Bummae lolks 'Molly." bursts in SvmbiL In the shrill treble of fourteen, "do come and do theeelast fonr noteg forme; my linpei-s are pettinjt quite: stiff, and it's so stupid putting jnst the same thing over and over again. Besides, to go to the yard and see If the boys have come back yet. come on, llugn, race von to tne gate." "Sybil! cries her mother; bat Sybil is out of earshot.

"We wai ride! round with all these Burnside notes, if Hugh likes, this after- noon." ears scribbline. "II you are going to the yaril, just tell one of the boys to catch op Kuby, and to put ner in one of the stalls for me; and I advise you to do the same by Whitefoot it's such hot work after dinner racing round anu rountfthe paddocks." I assent, and go my ways after Sybil. (TO qOHTIKTJD. i LOCAL ilVlTTEIlS. TKAYELEIiS' GUIDE.

rhe Ai-riTal and Departure of Trains. sicix KA1LWAF. DXrOT ON BXOBAKOa HIGH. Traint leave or the Xatt, dauy, at 8.00 A and and r. m.

(Sundays, and il.30 r. ks isev-ion tuns.) Train leaver tot Albany at 2.50 P. and arrives at Albany at 8 A. M. Leave Albany at 8.30 P.

and reaches Buffalo at 11.80 a. k. Additional Drain leave Buffalo at 7.i A. X. and r.

M. for Attica, Avon, Corning Roch ester; at S.S0 pv x.1 for local stations between Buffalo an Hornellsville. Trains arrfee from the Bati at 14.05, 8.00, 8.80, uu ana 11.00 a. o.to anu e.zu r. Trains leave for Nlagqra.

Fall, Hutpenl'n Bridge dally, at 1JL1S and 8.40 A. and 12.10, S.1J, 8.20 p. K. at 8.40 A.X., 12.10 and 8.2D P. M.

I Trains arrive from the Falls at a. 58 and 8.20 A. 12,83, 8.16 and 8.44 P. Sundays at 8. IS and.

US' r. x. i a. CENTRAL HVDBOJH R1MR, DBPOT ON XX0EANOB ABOVB MICH. Trains leave or the East at 4.S9, 6.00 and 8.00 A.X.

.10, 4.00 and p. M. Sundays at 2.10 P. x. and 8.40 P.X.

i I 1 I- i Trains arrive from the Xast at 8.00, A. X. and 10.80 A. 12.00, 8.00 and 5.10 p. and 12.60 A.

X. Trains leaveor Niagara tolls and Suspension Bridge A. 12 8.80, 8.00 p. M. Trains arrive from JUiagara FaOs and Suspension Bridge at 10.10 al x.

13.S0, S.20,7.60 and 9.00 X. I- 1 1 tJundav Train for Niagara Fans at 10.00 A. M. Arrives from Falls at 7.15 P. mu Ji liockport XMtr(on.

Trains leave Erie-Street De pot at 7.10 A. x. and 4.W p. x. Arrive from Loclmort at 10.10 A.

X. and 8.56 p. M. Tonawa-nda emd Batavia train leaves at P. Train leaves Erie-Street Depot for Niagara Falls at 8.00 a.

m. 1 I XORTH1CRW CENTRAL. Trains leave for Fhuadetphia, Baltimore, via N. T. Central, at 4J and 8.00 A.

X. and 2.10 p. via Erie Railway at 2.50 x. and s.21 P.M. I': Trains arrive from the Xast at 12.50 A.

X. and 8.W x. and lt.60 p. x.1 No Sunday Trains. LAKE SHORB MICH.

SO UTHJSRN. Train leave for (he West, from Exchange-Street Depot, at L00 A. X. daily and at 7.00 x. (ex.

x- (daily) 4.00 p. x. (except Sunday 8,16 P.X., (except Saturday) from East Buffalo at 1.00 x. and 12.46 p. M.

8.16 lux. except Saturday. I Special St Louis Express at 8.20 a.x. (dailyN Trofru arrive at ButMo at 4.16 and 10.00 A. X.

and 1.26, 7.16 and 8.20 p. X. Sundays at 1.26 P. 8.20 P. M.

and 445. A. X. Above is Buffalo i -j 'I- GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, Traint leave Buffalo, New-York time, as oLows Trom Erie Depot, corner Michigan and Exchange Streets. Day Express at 8.00 A.

and Night i Express at 12.28 A. for Hamilton, Brantford, I Paris, London, Pt Huron, i'lint, Saginaw, Bay City, Detroit and Chicago. From New-York Central Depot, Erie Street-Day Express at 8.40 A. Jst; and Night Express at 12.46 A. for Detroit Chicago and aU, points West.

Accommodation for Stratford at 6.05 P. x. Trains leave East Buffalo WilllamStreet Depot at 8.2s a. ana 1Z.0U a. x.

Leave Black Rook at 8.56 A. 6.20 p. x. and 1.15 A x. i I 1.

Trains arrive at Erie-Street Depot from the West at 7.80 A. 1L66 A X. and 7.25 P. X. ORB A WESTERN.

Trains leave from Erie Depot, corner Exchange and Michigan Streets, at 8.40 A. 8.20 and 12.10 P.M., and 12.15 A. x. via Suspension Bridge for Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit and Chicago; and 2. it p.

X. tor Hamilton, Toronto and London, and at 8.20 p. X. via Air-Line tor st Thomas and Lon don, stopping at all stations. ji Trains leave via N.

C. (Exchange St Depot) at 0.00 A. x. and 12.00 noon, and 8.60 p. x.

for Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit and Chicago: 2.30 P. X. for Hamilton, Toronto and London. Sunday trains leave; Erie Railway Depot at 12.10 p. x.

and via N. Y. C. Railway (Exchange Bt Depot), at 10.00 A. x.

i Trains arrive at Erie Railway Depot, corner Ex-change and Michigan Streets, at 6.85 A. and 12.35, MS and 8.45 p. M. via Air-Line, 1.80 p. i Sundays, 8.15 and 8.16 p.

x. via N. T. at 10,10 A. 12.50, 8.20, 7.50 and 9.00 p.

Sundays at 8.30 p. M. Trains leave and arrive on New-York time. CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAT LINE. Trains leave Exchange St.

Depot (Buffalo time) as follows: 8.15 A. Louis Ejrpress, daily 12.20 p. Paciflo KxpresB, daily, for Detroit, Toledo, and all points West and Southwest 12.10 A. Special Chicago Express, for Detroit, Toledo, Chicago, St Louis, and all parts of the West, except Mondays; Mail Train leaves Brie-Street Depot at 6.06 A except Sunday Sunday Train for Detroit, Toledo, Chicago and the West at 12.30 P. St Louis Express al 8.15 A.

x. (from Exohange-8treet Depot) Trains arrive from Detroit and Toledo at 7.40 A. x. (except Monday), I.S6 P. X.

and 8.60 P. X. daily; and trom; Niagara (Erie Street) at 10.36 a. x. A ii i i Trains leave Erie; Street Depot for Niagara Falls And Niagara at 7120 A x.

and 8.85 p. M. Arrive back at .11.36 Ax. and 7.80 p. x.

i a Sunday Train leaves at A X. and arrives back at 7.80 p. x. il 'BUFFALO, jf. T.t PHILADELPHIA.

DBPOT OOKWXKOF BX0HANOX AUDLOUISIAIIA STBBETS. Trains leave (dally, except Sundays), Bnffalotime, at 8.00 a. x. (MaU), 4.10 P. x.

(Port Allegany Express), (j JJ Trains arrive from Port Allegany at 10.45 A. and from Emporinm at 7.20 p. x. BUEEALQ SOUTHWESTERN, Trains leave Buffalo from New-fork Central Depot, on Exc'jange Street (New -York time) as follows: 1 -j 5 ri, i) At 8.30 A. making through connection for Bradford and the Tuna Valley Oil District, Pittsburgh and the Lower Oil Country and all points West i is ill At 4.60 p.

making through connection for Corry, MeadvUle, Oil City, Pittsburgh, o. Trains arrive fn Buffalo at 10.00 A.X. 1 and 8.15 p. x. 1 i i 1 a ERIE a LEHIGH YALLBT.

Trains leave for Philadelphia, Baltimore and all -points South. Erie Depot, 8.00 A. arrives at Philadelphia at 10.00 p. x. 2.50 p.

arrives at Philadelphia at 6.40 A. X. 9.20 p. x. arrive at Philadelphia at 8.16 p.

x. ALLEGHENY ALLEY RAILROAD. Trains leave for Oil Regions and Pittsburgh, via Buffalo Southwestern Railway, from N. Y. C.

A H. R. B. Depot, New-York time: Pittsburgh Express at 8.30 A Night Express at 4.50 P. X.

I I 1. Trains arrive daily at 10.00 AM. and 8.15 r. X. BUFFALO, CHAUTA UQUA LASS PITTSBURGH.

JVafnj Uave Exchange Street Depot, via Lake Shore R'y (Buffalo time), 7.00 A. 8.20 A. 12.45 p. 4.00 P. X.

for Chantanqua Lake, Corry, Titusvllle, Oil City, Pittsburgh, and all points in Lower Oil Country. Trains arrive at 10.19 A. 1.36. p. 7.15 p.

8.20 P. X. i Sunday Train leaves 22.46 P. X. Arrives L26 P.

X. Thn onrts. Supbrior Court or Buffalo Skptkm- bkh Trial Tjcrm. Present, Hon. James M.

Smith, Judge Septembers. Lorenl Herman et. GustSvus C. Grimard as survivinar Dart ner. etc Judgment ordered for olaintiit for 340.32.

John McHahon agt Patrick: Corridon. Com plaint dismissed with costs. rank t. ttuoDeti agi. xtarvara u.

xoiing- man. Cause pat over term on payment 01 cost. I Dav Calendar for September IV: Hot. lea, 169, 3, 73, 12, H4, lH 148. Erik, ebCNTH CotiRT.

Hon. William W. Hammond. Erie County Judge, Presiding. i i 1 l' Septembers.

No. 6. Michael Newell et as receivers. etc, at Albert G. Hatch.

Jury out. Uay calendar ior aepiemoer iu: jmos.zi, 26, 53. Usitbd States Circuit Court Skp- timier TEBMHon. William Wallace, presiding, -i- Admitted toi practice Leroy And us, of Buffalo. i i The tollowinar were drawn and sworn in as member of the Grand Jury: Heory Atwood, Foreman; Hiram Bander, George Buoheiser, Alexander Goslia, W.

Carter, Charles H. Ide, Henry Hart, H. Williams, Dennis Keilev, Felix Bieger, Hilea Hatch. Charles PiDsrrny. P.

Felton, Ambrose Schwartz, John G. Langner, Jonas S. Colby. John B. Koffo, Conrad Wannemacber, David tV.Burt.

nited btates at-ainst Ira smith; arraierned and pleads not guilty. aeatnst Merrn wneeier; arrai'-ned and pleads not frtr.it v. cameaeainst oseonre unlus: arraiirned ana pleads not guiitv. bame and ber 1 5 O-fS -til from Sew-Tork tor Ad JtfcUUI.AKLY in IXtNIMIN 4nwt Passage to tiiasoiv, Boifaai, LI erpoou BAtOOW CAPTXS, MO to 0, CtlKRKXCt fjKc-tf CAB! K. inoluding all requisites, fio 81 Et RAGE, 38.

XO BT DIRECT STEAMER, Ko Steerare. 8ALOOK CABIKS, 85 and xoarsioa Tickets at itedneed Kates. PaweBffer aeoommotiations ossDrnuMd for eta. ganoe and oomfort. Ail Staterooms on main deck or jmwu et tnxormauon, nans, -c, anpiv to HSSDERSOJI BROThIbS, 7 Bowline Green, New-York.

Or to JOBS K. WiUB. lThB smuu- or li M. HARP Kit, Main and Siehanire Streets; or PEI1JJ? BIEU.WAGAN. .76 aiain Street, jtnoaio.

auastfes. KEW-Y0RK ROTTERDAM. The First-lass Steamers of this Line, W. A. SCHOLTFS," P.

CALAND," AAS," "SCHEIDAM and ROTTERDAM," carrying tbe U. 8. Mall to the Netherlands, leave Company Pier, Jersey City, every alternate euneanay ana cxmnidr. i-i toin, sno 7U, su usmn. mo oo.

lteeragi FDNCH, EDTEACoT S7 8. William St, N.T, Freight Agents. i. L. W.

MORRIS, 50 Broadwav, N. Gen. Passage Ages t. j-iy Pacific Mail S. FOR CALIFORNIA, fV7 OX JAPAN, CHINA, SANDWICH tsimmwessmmmim ISLANDS, Hew Zealand, Aostralla, Brltlsri Colum bia, Sortliern and Southern Call.

i ftirnia and Arizona. STF0AMKR8 sail from New-Tork on the tttt and SOUi of each month, earrvlnsr naaseniiOK and freight for San FrancUoo. xnrougn emigrant xicaets to new trauma anu Australia sold at greatly reiineed rates. Circn-Jars full information reiranlinjr theelimatc oil and products of these two countries and Uu. prospect Of setuersrree on appiioauon.

MJr For patage or iniormatioa in regard to routes apply to he Company's passenger Depart-mont, 847 BROAD WAX, NEW-YOltK, CTJWARI TjENK. Norton. With the view ot diminishing the chanoes of the Steamers et this Line tact a specified course tor ail season ot the year. On the outward paseagt rxom yneenatown ui ew- toriw tumvtu, crossing meridian of 60 at 48 latitude, or nothing to the north of 43. On the homeward passage, erosski.

the meridian ol SO at 14, nottuns to the nonb Of 42, New-York to Liverpool and Oueooaton n. From ner M. Mew-iorx Gallia. Sept 10 Sept 18 Algeria Sept 17 Sept 24 Oct 8 Gallia Oct 18 Oor, sa Oct SS) Abyssinia, ADyssima.weu., wot, No Steerage. And aver, fnliowinr WEDNESDAY from New.

York. KATSR OF PASBAQB. By steamers oarrvtot steerage, fuo and l(Xi, gol'l, according to accommodation. Tickets to Paris, 15 gold, ad ditionai. Return tickets on favorable terms.

Steer age tickets from Liverpool and tiueenstown and an other part ef Europe at lov, est rates. Througk dui or taaing given ior eeitasi. vtiasgew, rtavre, Antwern. and other nort. on the Continent, and tor Mediterranean porta, For Freis-ht and PaasananDlvat the Dfnnnanv Offloe, 4 Bowling Green.

ApSSStf CHAS. G. FBANCKLYN, Agent IN1IAN LINE. United States and Royal MaU Steamers. New-York Queenstown Llverpoo EVERY THURSDAY OB SATURDAY.

Tons. Tons Cityof 5,491 1 City of City of 4,607 City of Brussels. 8,774 City of Chester City of New-York. 8,500 These magniflceni Steamers are among the strongest, largest and fastest on the AUantio, and have every modern improvement including hot and Co nl water and electrio bells in staterooms, revolving chairs in saloons, bath and barber shops, etc CT For rate of passage and other information, apply to JOHN DALE, Agent, oi rjroaaway. i.

Or to JOHN E. WALSH. ISa Eichanira P. 8TELLWAGBN, 406 Main St, Buffalo. THE STATE LOTE.

XTK-YOBK to GLASGOW, LTVF, POOL iM DUBLIN, BELFAST, LONDONDERRY, Bailing from Pier ta North River, foot of Canal Street New-York. STATE OF NEVADA. y.Thursdsy, September 11 STATE OF Thursday, Kcptember 18 STATE OF GEORGIA. September First Cabin, feoto $75, according to accommodation; Return Tickets, fllO to tlHO. Second Cabin, $40; Return Ticket, $75.

Steerage lowest rates. Apply to I AUSTIN, BALDWIN Agent, I 7S Broadway, New-York; or J. W. KLAUCK, oor. Exchange and Michigan Bts.

Continent! Hotel Block, Bunalc: W. E. RINGS TON, S4o Main St apKtt To Servons J. B. Simp.

son's Specific and Tonic Medicine. The dreat European Kemedy. Dr. i Simpson's Specific anil Tonio Medicine is a positive core for lmpotency, Weakness (in either male or female), ard aii diseases such as Nervous Debility, Irritability. Mental Anxiety, Lane-aor.

Lassitude, Depression of Suiriu and functional derangements of the Nervous System generally, Pain BBFORK. AVTBft in iiacK nr ue, Lrosa Memorv, Fremture Old Age and diseases that lead to Consu ption, Inianity and an early grave or both. No matter now shattered the system may hefrum exceae ol any kind, a shon course of this Medicine will restore the lost functions and procure Health and Happiness, where before was despondency and gloom. The Specific and Tonio Medicine is the result of many years study, and is beiiix need with wonderful snecess. Fall particulars In our Pamphlets, which we desire to seed free to any address.

lriee, Specific, 3.Q0 per package. Tonic, 60 cents, or six packages of each for $7-A0. Will be sent by mail on receipt of money. Address all orders, J. B.

hLMPBON MKDICLNK Box 191. Buffalo, N. Y. Money refunded when attraction is not (riven. ES Trade supplied by Powell ft Plimpton.

Re tail Dy contBon, 163 neneca street: City Drug Store, 192 Kxohaofre Sbeol; and all enrywhero. mhlO-ly-mwf Ao-ait THE GBEAT ENGLISH KEKTEBY. Gray's Speciilc Medicine 'Dt IvH.k- Will promptly rRAft MRf, fVfSV any and every case or nervous Debility and Weakness, result of indiscretion, excesses or over- 1 --5 work of the brain O-VNa, and nervoos sy' tam: la nerfectlv DBKJra ilwrtltghanmeasictalikeaflar lateyf nutgis and has been extensively nsed for over thirty year with gnat nceesa. 1. the best and surest remedy known for all disease that follow a a sequence of abuse.

Loss of Mrmory, Universal Lassitude, Pain in the Back, Dimness the Vision, Premature Old Age, and many other diseases that lead tj insanity or Consumption and Premature Grave, all of which, as a rule, are nisi caused by a deviation from the path ot nature and over-indulgence. Pamphlet tree. The Specific Medicine is soM by all Druggists, al $1 per package, or 8 package for $8, or ill be sent by mail on receipt of the money, by ad easing THE GRAY MEDICINE No. 10 Mechanics' Block, Detroit Mush. CFTold In Buflalo by Wra.

Coolson, fa King, R. K. Smither.J. P. ft 3.

W.Diehl.C. O. Rano Lyman, The "City Drug store," IW Ex change St, and by Druggists everywhere, el 4-1 v-Ac WM. COULSON. WholM.le A rent Peter Martin's PATENT SELF-FEEDING STEAM GENERATOR Defies Competition orgies AT J.

D. SJUTHM, No. St Pearl St' -j MZS-ly COUNTY COURT ot Erie Connty. The Western Ravings Bank of UaSaio, plainlilT, gainst Caroline lauer, Mar. llauer, Catharine Bauer and Jacob Bauer, defendants.

Stimmoe. Totheabeve-nameddefeodanU: Youareberebv nmmoned to answer the complaint in this ac tion, ana to serve a copy oi vour answer on tlie claintiC attorney within twentv days after the service of tbi summons, exclusive of the day of men service; and in ease of your failure to appear or answer, judgment wui oe uixen against you py default, for the relief demanded in the complaint Dated August Sutn, Wu. WM. C. BRYANT.

Plaintiff Attorney. Ofnee and Postoffiee address, No. AM Main street, Kunalo, y. To Caroline. Bauer.

Marv Baoer. Cath.ritf Bauer and Jacob Baner: The foregoing summons ia htvwi upon yoa ur pooucauos, pursuant aa onier nan. nuitKm n. namm-nl-i, oun i or r.ri. asted tne ist-navoi hepwrn-tier, i7, and filed 7ith the com plaint "in the offlc.

ui u. iiaxaoi a.ri. county, at l.uc hi-', n. WM. 6.

HBYANT, seStocS-w puiotiff Attorney. nriPRtMg 4iTTit-r. fuxntr ot Krie. eora-e W. Hartley sgnt.

Marttia M. Bsrir. To the above-named defendant: Sou art-nerirnr summoned to answer the complaint in tow fSaSS and to serve a copy of your weXn Mr-Mr attorney wiihin twenty days 'J-a! vice of this summons, exclusive of and in JVZ answer, iwlgment will be JT nompUUnX defa.lt, for iberelief derian led in the Daa this 16th toy ot W'Sisn, "plaintiir. AWomey. omoe td FostofCce -Ue-, tfowlA Catu- lo Mii.

job by podlicatir, E'imL fu Ju.ik ot Krie County, dated the July, snd Hied with the eompliint ie na'W mk vt wimi, hi, and 4niniy nan, in tee Mtf ot linualo, ic HMt ay of Jul 1 R. LEOVAED. Plaintiff- Rwanda, S. T. Vin-w 141 I or-ler ot inrt.

notice a claims or iii 1 ulr.n a. 'ur 9 milt to I i- r- Ciiw of A concr-'i r.g, th. lilir in the BATH.delinhtfiiland larvae sick room, relieve. weskneM, ftien, irostration, Dervouanae. and hetvlache.

Look out or eotmterfeita, always sat for the rTorida Water Srepared by the sole proprietors, Messrs. LAN IA ft KEMP. New-York. t3F'n- sale bv Perfumers, Drnnrist and Faucy buou Dealer ap) utc-Xi-totbiAo CF APPLES 1 tbe Engliih Market. liusttbe Ceal.

Correspondent ceeaje.il with. I rf-iwinn followed. I' Mm MI i I mm a. t' p. 1 1 w.

E. and of sm Ar a WEDNE-DAY EVENING. SEPT. 17. Vom AU the Year Bound.

JIALLINDAIME'S PARTY. 31 113. CHAPTER I Christmas has been kept at Bearcroft with all due- solemnity, and with a mix ture of old and new customs most bewildering to a new chum, v. To get np and dress at 6 o'clock on a balmy Summer's morning; to go down stairs to breakfast, and be wished a Merry Christmas by your two pretty cousins in wmte dresses; to ariye to church, and find it a bower of roses, lilies, and geraniums, supported by whole bushes of flax or pampas Brass, startinely relieved by wreaths of holt with sealing-wax berries, and ivy, and yew; to hear the service 1 read with doors set open to admit, tne soft summer breeze, and with it, the view of a sunny church-vard slope. am the scent of the pinks and roses set to Dioom on the- scattered graves; to go home to a -dinner where the seasonable dainties, cold lamb, and strawberries and cream, lace the lesrendarv roast beef and plum-pudding; in the afternoon a trifle too hot, perhaps, but still the TJerfectlon of lazy weather to stroll out through the bush on the river, where the girls coax me to row mem under tne deeply nansr- tag willow to the Ninety Mile beach.

where, when if cool enough, we light a nre, anu uave a picnic tea-party; to nnisn the night with Sir Roger tie Coverly and snap-dragon, aad an iced loving-cup were not an tnese tnings enougn to mace up a most bewildering Christmas to mo, Hugh Champion, aged nineteen, wfioJiad never left England until six montlu) be fore my storv begins But while I was still trying to reconcile the due enjoyment of a most unfettered gipsy life with ''doing as they do at Christmas has passed, and we nre preparing to welcome a New Year. Hiiirhl" cried the elder of mv trirl cousins as I met her one day in the garden, "come anu see II tne peacnes are ready." I obeyed, of course. In the first place; Molly -Mallatidaine Is my cousin; and she is very pretty; and, again, I love peaches; so followed ner very wuiingiy. "I think they'll do by this day week," says Molly, very seriously, after we had perambulated the orchard, and she had pinched some of the fruit with an air of anxious criticism. "Ready for what, jam I asked, picking up one or two velvet-skined peaches from the lone erass and rank clover at our feet, and beginning an at- taeK on tnem.

Jam 1 No, Ready for our peach-party. Mother gives one every Summer, and she sent me to see whether the peaches would be fit this day week. I think theyVill, though they are not so forward as last year. Don't you have peach-parties, in England, Hugh?" "Never heard of them," 1 rejoin, as-soon as I have freedom of utterance again, What is itllkef 1 Well," says Molly, sitting down on a fallen tree, and also attacking a monster slipstone," while I look down on her and think how very pretty colonial girls are; first oX all, we send out our Invitations." So far, not unlike an English party," I put In. "Of course, stupid! You -musn't Interrupt.

Then when the day comes, our friends drive over about 2 o'clock with all the baskets and barrels they can bring; these they carry into the orchard and liil with 'peaches. When we have alt done picking we have supper and wind np with a dance." i 1 Then do the guests carry away all they can pick i Certainly; why else should they come? It's fun to see the buggies so crammed with frnlt that there is hardly room for the driver to sit I We mark certain trees we don't want touched, or we shouldn't have a peach left for ourselves; ultnr.Athar ltlrn Vir.ii "Ana do an tne people about give tnem. turn 1 ass. "Mrs. Medd gives cherry-parties, because she has such fine cherry-trees, and Mrs.

Talbot gave a gooseberry-party last year; it was very nice, but rather stopping There is a pause, during which I cau admire anew Molly's grace of posture, and the effect of the sunlight shining through green leaves on the dark brown hair. Very tall ior a girl of nineteen Is my cousin Molly; with a figure to which constant out-door exercise and hard indoor work have given a developement trn-knovn to her slim English sisters. When Molly's sleeves are tucked up in the morning, she shows a 'pair of round strong arms with just a dimple here and there to vindicate her youth which a Duchess might be proud of and even as she leans now under the peach-trees, her Quakerlike cotton gown shows to perfection her graceful curves and length of limb. Then she has a face which agrees well with her shape. Her skin is clear and pale, with no tinge of red but when she is moved in any great way; her nose Is straight and unremarked, except when, as now, she is looking up, and you catch her pnre profile; her eyes are those of a child, liquid gray, wide-opened, heavily-lashed, which meets yours with a frank question; a mouth "which is no model, save for its dewy redness; a head whicn she carried a little proudly, as If Its dark coils and twists were a crown; there is Molly.

"Well, Hugh?" she says presently, looking up at me with a merry laugh; "for the last ten minutes you have been staring me out of contenance, what do you think of me after all Molly is the same age as myself, and half an men taller, and 1 am quite aware. In my dim boyish mind, that she has dormant powers and facilities, which lie beyond my ken; so while I admire her fervently i am always the least bit afraid of (Jiouy. 1 tell ner, inereiore, not mat was admiring her, a confession sue would receive With unmixed amusement, but that I was thinking of home. One little weakness I have discovered In my pretty cousin, who holds her own so well she is very eager to be In all things like an English srirl as possible. I am an authori ty, as I have only just come out, and I love to call up that wistful look In her eyes, ana to nave ner nang on myaecisiou in an matters 01 importance.

"I suppose It is all very different out here," she Is saying now. "I do wish father would take us home for a year or twoiust to see what Kngland is like, xou know I was brought here as a baby, and the others were all born out here." "You wouldn't like England a bit," I answer with the air of a traveled man. There you couldn't run out In the pad- uocks and eaten your own norse, saddle and groom him, no picnics lor two or three days on the hills, no peach-parties, no camping outl It would be thought dreadfully improper, too, if you were out on the river, for instance after sundown with a fellow, unless your mother went with you." My words have succeeded Jn bringing a pink flush to Molly's cheeks, and she sud denly hashes an indignant ana surprised glance at me. Last week Goeflrey Meredvth and Molly rowed up to the beach by moonlight, leaving Sybil and me to walk the long way round, I feel I owe Molly a thrust lor so quietly throwing me over. But the flush fades before we leave the orchard, and Molly recovers her usually serene bearing.

"You know. Hugh, we have known Mr. Meredyth for a long time, and we look on him almost as one 01 our own dovs, ne living so close. and beinsr father's tenant at JLonir Point arms an mat manes a great ainerence, dontyou see?" i She says this in a very stately voice; Dut there Is a pleading look in her and I can not distress her. Of course it makes a difference" I de clare.

"I was only in a joke. Why, Geof. Meredyth'sa regular elder brother to you all, and such a favorite with your father, too." I never could see why you might be out with a person all the morning shooting beans, saysand yet be blamed If yon went for a little row on the river when the moon was shining," went on Molly, in a lighter tone. "That is nonsense, isn't it, Hugh?" 01 course it Is I Bv-the-Dve. is JVlere- dyth to come to the peach-party uOh vm" uvs VI 1 1 c.

tr fn erather a bunch of carnations, which she ties with a blade of grass and sticks on my coat; even if he doesn't want the peaches, he is sure to come and help the other people," now long nave you Known him I ask, more from a lazy pleasure in gratifying Molly than from any great interest in Meredyth himself. Let me see it was the Winter Jack had that bad fever it must be five years ago now; father had met him on board one of the coasting steamers, and liked him, so he invited him to come to the station whenever be liked. Mr. Meredyth did come, and stayed some weeks. And, oh, Hugh, he was so kind when Jack was so ill.

Then afterward he settled to take 1 Long Point aca he has lived there ever since. We must walk over some evening and have tea with him," went on Molly brightly; "he has made the old homestead very comfortable, and he has a jewel of a housekeeper in old Mrs. Baynes. Sybil and I used often to go over, but we haven't lately. Mr.

Meredyth seems altered, I think; he never asks us there, and he only comes here when father j-t- pens to meet and bring asked him once he had dpm-' friends at homei bat be, fr no friends exeerit r-" AND HUDSON HIT EE It. 11. rriBAISS laava Buflalo as tnxwt, by Hew Tork times I Mew-York It 1. AcooromodBCirai If. SiMWial Hiy Atlantio ....10 r.

Aroommw.ucn -t! r. X. Kiht E7.ros -8-0 S.vaoiiyTrain East 40 1. st. and 8.

to r. st TO NIAGARA FALLS From ExohS. Depot. Lcvrtaten Expres I.J... 9.00 A.

it. alaking eonnectkm at Srapensicn Bridge to Hamilton and Toronto; arriving at Toronto at LIS M. Faciflc To Toronto and point West. Arriving at lo- rontoattpp.H. CnSslo A Toronto J.S8F.

K. With Wneoer's DrawiniRoom car for Toronto, from BofTilo: arrfving at Toronto at 6.65 f. Xoodoa 4.44 r. st. Evening G.0O P.

st Thn-mph Expres 6. 0 r. if. Sitndky Morning Expres A st Front Krie-Stroe Depot Niagara Fulls at A. Batavia Train, via Tonawanda a.

SO T. af TO LOCKPOBT From Erie-Street Depot Acoorflmodation ..7.10 A. Kxprea Tram arrive from the East at 8.00 a.m., tu, io.ss a. hm st. p.

mm auo r. 1S.S0A. at. Throngb and Looal Ticket sold an CBagrag nailed for and checked from residenoe or hotel to destination, by application to W. Miller' I'oaoh A Katrgage Sxpra CJo.

and Ticket Olho, 3 Main Street, Tifft House Block. Alao Wagner i S-eepmg ami Drawing-Kooia tar Ticket sold. C. B. MKEKKR, en.

Pas Agent JAS. TILLINUBAST. en.Supt rfUlK SUOli'l' and PopuUir Route to Chaulau A. Lake, Corry, Tllusville, Oil Citv, r'rank-lin, Pittsburgh and all points ia the Lower Oil Country. Trains leave Exehance Street Depot Huftalo, Riidiilo time), via Lake ohore ft Michigan Southern Railway i rv A.

n.iiv except Sunday. Arriving A. Corry, 1.00 p. at. Li.MXf iiayville, lo.io.

8.20 A. M. Daily 'except ArriTivg Mavville. 10.48 A. Corrv.

tl.VI A. Titusvllle, 1.00 r. Oil City, $.00 sr.j Franklin. 8.17 P. Foxburf.

4.4U p. Parker. 4.A0 r. X. Pittsburgh, 8.0U p.

at. 1 ilesdvllle, 8.90 P. x. In A P. M.

Daily. Arriving Msyville, I w.1t p. Corry, 5.40 P. Titusvllle, 7.se Oil City, 8.i5 v. Franklin, 13.87 A.

st. I'avker, S.55 a. Pittsburgh, AOO A. M. Mead-villa, 7.40 P.

at. A i if" M. Daily except Bnnday. (Has Qiroi.gb car to Corry). Arriving May-ville, 7.40 p.

Corry, 66 P. M. MeadvUle, laao r.st.i i Trains arrive at 10.15 A. xll.25 r. 7.15 P.

8.30 p. at. Chaurnuqua Lake Steamers connect with all trains. Through and local ticket may ba obtained st the Lake shore office. No, il Exchange street, and at the lepot W.

8. BALDWIN, J. L. BUT MAN, Gen, l'asa. Agt, Biiffslo.

jBup't, Mnyville, N. Y. Buffalo Southwestern RAILROAD. Shortest, (Qulc test and Best Route to Bradfora, Rttebnrgh, Tltusrllle, And all point bt the Upper and Lower Oil -1 Regions, Sure Connections for Point' West. i Time Table In effect May lltn, Train leave N.

Y. H. B. R. B.

Depot I Jixoliangc Street a follews, (N. tiniej 8 'Hi AJ Daily. Arriving at Jamestown OU JY ill n.ao A. Tilusvllla. Lfio r.

at. and Pittsburgh 7.40 p. x. 4KCi Tir Dally, Arriving at Jameatown A 8.16 p. st.i Pittsburgh T.40.

A at. and Bradford 8 p. at. fy No change of car between Buffalo and Pittsburgh. Sleeping-cars on all night train.

No change of car between Baffalo and Tiltuvlila. For further information call at tbe trpneral Office, Buffalo, IT. T. J. F.

MOULTON, A. S. MCALLASTEB, Gen'l Manager. JG. P.

ft T. Agent i mwf-tt BRADFORD OajTrEGIONS. Buffalo, N. Y. PMladeipbJa By ONLY ONE CHANGE OF OARS.

BELISHT-. FUL SCENERY. NEVER FAILS TO MAKE CONNECTIONS. 8 liO A MAIL. Arriving at Emporium UU ik.

ill. at li.60 p. at. ConnecUng at Olean with Olean, Biadford ft Warren Railroad for New Oil Territory, arriving in Bradford at 12.40 p. atKlttred with Kendall ft Eldred at Iiraliees with ft B.

and at Em poiium with Philadelphia ft Erie R. 1 1rt TIT F0BT ALLEWANT EXP. slv A ill. Arriving in Port Allegany at 8.38 p. X.

Connecting at Olean with Olean, Brad, ford ft Warren Railroad, arriving at Bradford at p. and at Larahees with MoK. ft B. B. arriving at 8meethport at 9.U11 p.

x. J.KAVE OI.EAN at 4. IS arriving at Emporium nt P. connecting Emporium vlth Philadelphia ft Erie Train tor all point East HASir.ln.TMl. Immi Vm A ll.nmv at 10.45 A.

x. Train leaves Emporium at 1 p. Bradford at 1.40 P. arriving in Buffalo at 7.20 p. x.

No Train run on Sunday, June 7th, W7. mwftf EIUE RAILWAY. miTR nnlT l.la pm Tlllaii.il: ja. njs.ij anu ai.pr.i t.in tUAtu a through withont change oessreenHihloago, Cln cinnati, Cleveland, Niagara tills, But. falo, New-York and Philadelphia, i On and after June 1S78, Tram will leave Buffalo a fallow, ew-York time I 7 211 A WAT MAIL (Snnday, exeept- At ill.

edi between Bufisio, Roches tr, Avon and Corning; oonneoting at Atuoe wit Train lor al stations to Buaqnehanna. 8IJO .4 IT KEW-YOEK iA. ilX. exoep, Sundays; arriving il New-York at 10.25 p. piuiadalphia at U.0 P.

X. i 2Kn Tf ATLANTK3 BXPBESS, daily A ill. Arriving at N. Y. at T.M A x.

3 IT WAY EXPRESS, vU Boeheatag A Division, Sundays excepted. 5RA Tlf AOOOMMDBATION, dally A ill. Buffalo Division. 9( IT NEW-YORE NIGHT EXPBKS8 J.H,J A -daily; arriving at Kew-York at 11 noon. JNO.

N. ABBOTT, Sen. Fsai. Agt T. J.

8. Baetlxtt, een. North'n Paaa, Ag't Buffal Legal Notice. PE0CLAXATI0N. SHEEIFF' OFFICE.

ERIE COUNTT, BtlOX 8, CITY AXO CODXTT HaLL. PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, A Court of Oyer and Terminer is appointed to be held iu. the City ami County Hall, hi the City ef Buffalo, in andfortheCauntyof Krie, on toe fourth Monday in (September, ia tbeiefore hereby mitdo in 1 ty to a precent to me rectel and delivered by the District Attorney of Erie Connty tbe inih day of Angnst, 1WI, le persons bound to appear at tbe 4aid Oyer and Terminer by recognizance or otherwise, to appear thereat: and all )ustlc of the petce, corone and other ofticer who have taks" any recosnlzanne for the appearance of any persona at such court, or who have taken any lnjlsition or the examination of any priaoner or witness are required to reiurn uc recognizance, -inquisition and examination to the said Court at lii opening then of on the srttay of iu siumgi Given under my band at the Sheriff, office In tbe City and Counly Ha'l on thefcl day of Seplemher, 167. JOoEPU L. HABEBiJTRO, Aiierlff.

i ewti7-w ERTE (X1P1STY CTJBTWilU H. Mead Kmi! KuslroH nd others. By virtue of a judgment of fureclonrna sale, mixle and entered in the above entitled action, on tbe tenty-ixih d.y of Auirn.t, i7, the undersigned, the Retire apponHert in snd by ait Judemeni for that punioee. will expme tor sale at public auction, in the east vestibule of the City and County Hull, in Buffalo, on the eighteenth, day of rjepielr, UTS), at ten o'clock A. xM the following descrilwd premise directed by atd Judgmentto beaobl: All i hat certain niece or parcel of land aitoate, Ivin.

and belnl in Buffalo, Brie county, j. i.f lilng part of farm lot auml.cr HI, tn the townWp.difrnth range of th Holland Land ComranV, surrey. dfi a wrt.1. snrrej of ler ind 17 intaid tBbip. mad by Peter lie and licnry Urrejor, filed in nnni ft of Krie Ceiintr.

and recorrled therein in liber 149 ot deeds, at psge is di.tin-ruirhed SM subillvision Jot Mmtar aevee 7) la birrs number eiirht Hi. and i. on the west side of Ad.m. Street, eomnMmcing on bnn-dred td s.e.tyne feet and eight-handredth of font 1171 i none of William street, aad eon-Hurt, rfldi feet fnffit and rear bv nna hnn- dred -t nine iosi feet in depth. a.ui w.

palmer, Referee. J. H. axMoi( riauwr AUornev, anaM.eie-tnftw SU PR COLTf Ccmri cy of D. Tnoma.

against Laura A. Adam, hurls, Joi A O'Bnea, WUiiam Wrmt. psvid c. Oatman. Lmy a 0tmn, bermal A 'o'" a.wtt Emm Woodward, WIHUm IL gnl.er and rinra rid.

rHl. Oatowaa and Desire L. Oatroaa a eujeu-nx, of the bv- will Ur.tment of Lyman Oatman, deceased, la Dunsur. and bv upreme C.ortof the oi Ker-Tort, enserad entitled action in the offlc. of the s.ne on tbe seoasd day of September, A.

j7W, tiie olcriir, to whom it wiw ref- rred to make such sola, wiU sell at public aortira, in Main waeet. in lb. City bnffilo, N. 1., on the seventeenth day of Octo- oer, in the foieaoon. th.

following descnlwd prenit.s, to wit; AU that tmet or imnwl M.n.f 1 Town of and iiiaire of and kno.n eing a irt ot tot a-o. f5. in tb eiKiitn town- ana rtjntii rang, eeor to survey of Lantl ivrn- pn, snd ho-. nenrlng on a 1- r-rt BUI FA Agent for tbe at TRTJTI-. HOP BITT T1 Elici.a, a4 a Bruk).

coktaiks. Hopt, Buchu, Hanafake, Ax TH Pram AXB KTMDfoat, tr-At. itim or au THai Birrm r.ntntc Agent, Wi A In 'T a I i 5 i. -wiry frame house, with frame l-Wf)rv frame doom, with frame bwn; lot anion. nd ''welling, oor.

Georgia wid Fifth Streeta. Price Is.ooe. -tory brick, with tot 64x134, Ho. Niagara 1 H-vrf frame, No. 647 If.

Dlvl-tTn (new.) lX-try frame. No. lt3 sixth street l-tnry frame, No. tea Seven Lb street Will be sold at a bargain. 17! Thirteenth street, t-tory frame; lot SBil48.

IDS Avenue, S-torv frame. Apply to WAMES MiKISfcT, at Arcade Building. LEE Sl 7JNK, Cotwr Xtdifftr and Pearl Streets. FOR HALF. The Bnwen homwtniA, IK West Chippewa Street, a bargain.

Apply to LEE A ZINR, NlAarira Street pirner Pearl Ijmwr-CLAS OIIOCKBY For Bale. u-W, Hon, Wagon, rixture anil good "will, i i lO'ir and une-half year leae of a flrt-elR iiHffxry for ha u. Oooi raonrt f'r celling. A)JlylO A 7.INK, i Klaara Street, corner Pearl. TJR ret No.

J7 W. Kagle i-treet, and Mi and atl Pearl Stret-t, now occupied hv T. W. Toye, Plnmber. A capital, stand for a Keettturant and Ktaing Hou-te.

Will be rented togetiH.r'jreparate.y. Apply to S4 airara 8tret, corner Pearl, InOH MALE or Hen t. No. I2 Delaware larfce tr atory frame dwelling, all the modern eon reuieacea. JH 6aii35 Apply to LEK KINK, Niagara street, cor.

Peart SALiB-ifo. 17 1ISK. 1W touare Wreet. lot WxlM. 1H0 ninwowl A venue, lot 8U178k pearl Street HK1 Delaware Avenne, lot 41il7i.

Virginia Street. USxll6V. in Hudson Street, lot ox. rraaklin fttreet. Jot ShsIIO.

i itr Kranklin Street, lot SsjcllB. I'i trxliila Street, lot ilX. i inriin Street will take amallor home In 5 WeuKa)flo Street, lot 8flx70. I'm-fwct Avenue, lot at 1 bargain, lAi Mariner rUraet, lot BrxlJM. I'JI Muriner Street, lot 30x100.

s.ntitr M.ruct. lot 7Bxzi 4 with itable. SuvenUi atreet, lot 4714H. lee a znsrit, 4 Niagara Street, comer Pearl. 3.

3. LYON SON, Krto 0(Bc, 848 Main Street "rTVTll BALK or Kxchane. Brick dwelllnfr, -torlea. No. 875 V-rmont Street.

Lot 110xll, Wttlt a strip wtxmv in roar. We wish to exchange tor a. amail farm or outer real estate. Apply to J. a LYON A SUN, M46 Main Street.

PO It 8ALIC. On the Jjake Shore, In tlie Town of Kvana, convenient to Railroad a id like. CfmiJtlnlni 100 acres, Urt-cl(iss dweillufr MO't barn, weu watereit, line orohanl, about 20 mfjt Irom city. Terms e.wy. Apply to 8.

LYON i SON, 3 Krie Land Offlre. mil JMNllFaCTUKKlW. Lot mrnxSoo, 1 Ijouisiitna stn-et and tlambnreh Canal, with l.inre bTKk and two frame buildings. Will be 1 on terms. Apply to tq ft TAIjUABK Timber Land for sale.

Aire of Hard Wood Timber on the Sandy River, Kentnnky, Will exchange for property is iiow-York Slate, Apply to jr. a. lyon a. sow, S4fl Main Strert DV KILLING FOB CASH. We wish to ha? a (rood Dwelling Moue.

desirably lo- u-lib mo.lrirn conveniences, In value from APPiy 8. LYON BON. JOHN McMANUS, Real Estate Agent, 6 East Bwaa 8t JOAXS etotiaied oil ileal Estate In any sum fr n.fi 300 npwartis. i on nai.K. No, 77 Prospect S-etory 6nol lot 32x1 16H.

Hplen.iid property on Fillmore Avenne, north of Broadway. Will be sold at a sitorince. A rare ouanoe. no. no.1 Prospect frame cottage; lot 00x165.

No. IM Thirteenth r)t. frame cottage. hit. (VM Oak i-story brick lot 50x150.

No. an, DlvJsion lot 27x110. No. 3Hii sevemh brick; lot 33xl3i No. 3tH Pine oottajre.

No. SiSSwan cottaire; lotsOxlOO. a fine lot N. W. cor.

Carolina and Tenth Sta. A fine lot on Edward W. of Delaware, svm 'Oll RENTi No, S9 Prospect Aye, No. 14S Seventh 8U, frame dwelling. JOHN MoMANTJS, Kast Swafr Street JOHN OTTO, 84 West Seneca Street, corner of Pearl.

ITT AVK a few first-claw Farms in Erie, Gen-e-i-e, Wyoming and Orleans Counties, all sizes an'l price, tor sale cheap. Or will take eity property in part payment, and give long time on the nu.au., Corner Seneca and Pearl streets. POil SALE or Exchange. A 'arm of liO Awm la the Town of East Evans. Will ex-ouanire for business property or a house and lot in iiuaatB Apply to rfuiifl Corner Seneca and Pearl streets.

XTOIVSALK. The premises known as Sheen- water, iirand lsiantt. ooniaintng aoou ti A nl inn 1 with a mm I two-storv house, barn. Ao. A stre on river bank dock, new ice house and a ill grove of about one (l) acre; numher of fruit trees, ail very pleasantly located, prtM and terms, apply tOjQHN No.

94 W. Seneca St. nor. Pesrl, TjlOR (4 A LK. Those elegant premises, No.

788 Delaware Avenue. IJulbllnifS entirely new and finished In handsome style. Lot 70xSi4. Sat- Irtfaolory reasons given tor onenntr mo premiss OTTO. 4 W.

Seneca Street corner Pearl. T7OIt BALK A valuable Property adapted for any kind of heavy or light manufacturing Will be sold at a bargain aa to price and terms of WBfflk PP.y nOMES FOR ALL 1 One Dollar Per, Month. Eent. FOR SALE, SuliJing Lots on Ten Years' Time. INTJtEEST, 5 PKB CENT.

PRICE, $8.00 PETB F00r. TWILL close out seventeen Lots at the bove vnce anil terms. To parties that will build House no money will be required down. Call soon and have the choice. n.a tVlnf nave niso nomwr will sell at very low prices.

Small payment iosrn, baHnce on TEN YBABS' TiSlUSSi' ua re a. GEOHQE KBWBEOOK, 18 Court street O. J. S. HASTXNCrS, nrmrnia BnildlnS.

TTIOlt Tha desirable one-story brick i cnttnee. No. 4s7 Seventh street, has gas, water tn mu, 1 ah 1 Sliry irame "wBuiuit, w. 11 I At m.i tile sw.ry irmuo fSlreH, gas vxicr ami uwimr. i ho desiraoie 1 trame aweiunn, isu.

T'twnylvttnia Street gas, water and oellar. Lot C. J. 4 8. P.

HASTINGS, 4 Brown's Building rnHK centrally located property, Noe, 108, 108 and 110 J.ortn uivisiou mtwt, ictwuhj is ntrnrad for sale at a sreat bargain. 'o close an estate. Is a desirable opportunity for an investment APgiy ASTING3, 4 Brown's Btiiidlng, TuOR and 108 Division Street, J.T Sarin J40, Kleventh Street, 8-stnrr with barn, $350. IS. Seneca street, witn nam, 5 50 Cottage Street S-story frame, SalTO 4 Brown'i Build'lng.

HUME SANFORD, 1 West Swan Street. CI RT5AT BARGAINS. On Franklin Street, two-story brick, slate roof, cement cellar, ii.n furnace, and all other Improvements tooor-r pond. Lot 44 feet front All In good condition. uid the premises corner rargo Avenue nuu Street, through to 11th Street.

Lot, with large brick dwelling ar.d bam. Can ad for leas than the house is worth. tid also the flnfst residence on Delaware Ave-. at altont half the cost Just as good as new. Ard aiso the new hriok house and barn, corner Niwrar an I Rhmle Island Streets.

Lot S14 feet root and tnrouKh to 7ih street Lot will be di-vidctL This is a rare opportunity to get a fine resi fence at a great sacrifice, as the owner is ex- ciin to move aown town, uuta iinifituv t'tken in part payment nve pr.iperty itr sate 111 ai is nuwuiwtv per cent on the jirice we ask. Via. A double noose on Oenesee street near Delaware Avenue, is rwnted'for $7-0 per vear to tenants, wliiell we offer for $7,500. And we offer the Bidweil barn on Niagara wi ll dwelling in great bargain, and will take other property in part payment ease now offering greatjnduoements to por-rVtaae. Please oaU.

HUMS ft BANFORD, 16 West Swan Street Desirable Lots for Sale east terms. North WUiiam Street feet frtrat 100 11 i 'cot dceo. Also, two Lots on Mariner Street 1 41 ft-t front by 100 feet deep. 1 oeae Lois are located near North Street, and V. sirecis on wlueh the; front hay water, gas 1 at iiu-Laar parttenlara Inquire of JAMES D.

WARREN, O9jo Commerolal Advertiaar FOR SALE. very Desirable Residence 615 FRA55XO STREET. 'TWEEN ALLEN" AND NORTH STREETS. -viWTmjy BBICK and French Boot, i'iii -ue tsodern improvements, and IB ex- 1 'tt repair. C-0 i 0 B1TTLDING LOTS en North Pearl "its AilHtt.

Apply to B. T. Skith, at tli mha4tf. with rooms over It Eik St. 1 i hiardmn-hiuse, 5 Michigan St fr 8'ore lltted to suit 58 slain St wth wa'or, fto.t lew rents, iie and dock and yard (orforaale eheaj Un4 on fmea street for ealej Dyspepeia, Bntefonmn XHmnsnA Coa-etipauon, iSerroas Atfectiorni, General lability, in abort nil the pumerom diseaaa nd dioom forts eaased by impart blood Are speedily eoaqsered by tins powerful corrector, the chief and OTweifnicf ancMtnt or saodera medical diioarwaiM Kxaa or tbs JUloozn ITS 2f AWE 10 IT9 BEST ECrP--TI03f, it is a royi dispenser at tin btMungft of b' alth, and tii foe tlwb lurk in tha blood.

It basishra PIMPLFS, BAX-T RHETW, 8C4LT ERCfTIOXS, TLCKRJJ SCAIaD HE4D, FEVKB WOIMIS and all fcCUO CLOIS lISOU- It checks COASfc MPTlOPr in its early sUtTa. It has frequently ared it when sdranecd. It disperses TUMORS and CAA CEBS without 4' the Rureeon's knife. It cures VKOPbT, renerat or partial. I It cures FKMA1E WlAKiSESS and 1 DISEASE.

i lb red aces in a safe and effeetoal all awe IK inf7s, external or internal. It eradicates the effects of Mineral Poisons, and 1 establishes sound constitution. I Many oertiticates, much farther information and full directions for nsinjjf, will be founin tlie ptm- pblet, "Treatise on Diseasesof tho Blood," in which each bottle is enclosed, i Pnce $1 por bottle containing-12 ottnoea, or 40 to 150 doses. Bold by Dealers in medicine, B. SON Proprietors, i I Buflalo, IV.

T. The Promoter and Perfector of Asalral-lat lon. i i The Heformer and Vltallzcr of the Blood The Producer and Invlg-orator of Nerve and Muscle, vj i The Builder and Supporter of Brain 1 i. i ii Follows' Compound Syrup Is composed of Ingredients identical with those which ionstltute Healthy Blood, Muscle and Nerve and Brain Subatanoe, while life Itself Is directly dependent npon some of them. i By Its union with the blood and Its effect upon the muscles, reestablishing the one and toning the Other, it is capable of effecting the following results 1 1 It will displace or; wash put tuberoulous matter, and thus cure Consumption.

By increasing Nervous, and Muscular Vigor, it will cure jDyspepsiai feeble lor cntorrupted action of the Heart and Pal-pltation, Weakness pi Intellect caused by grief, worry, ovortax, or irregular habits, Bronchitis Acute or Chronic, Congestion of the livings, jeven lit the most alarming 1 'If j' i J- It cures 'Asthma, of Voioe, Neuralgia, St. Titus Dance, Epileptlo Fits, Whooping Cough, Nervousness, and is a most wonderful adjunct to other remedies in sustaining life during tie process of Diphtheria. 1 Do not be deooived by remedies bearing a similar name no other preparation is a substitute for this under any circumstances. oy.lj Look out tor tho name and address J. I.

FELLOWS', St. John, N. on the yellow wrapper In watermark, which Js seen by holding the paper before the light. 1 1 Price, $1.50 per Bottle, six for $7.60. Bold by all Druggists, lmperlsliable Fragrance.

I Iff- i JlUBliAY il I LANMAN'S CELltBRATKD FLORIDA rUl HJ -riohest, most JL lastinr, -et most rinlltA of ftUnfirfnmea for use on the HAND- KKRCHIEF. at the TOILET-and in the BATH, delightful and heaitu-fnl in the sick room, relieves weakness, fatiirue. prostration, nervousness and headache. Look out lor counterfeits, always ask for the Florida Water prepared by the sole proprietors, Messrs. LAI- HftMr, JN eW-1 Ort.

.1 fy For sale by Perfumers, Prnnrgrists ana Fancy Goods Dealers apltse30-tuthsAo COUNTY. TAXES. ERIE COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE, Bdkfalo, bepu etjj, 187. PTJRSTJ'A'N'T to the proTlsions of an Act of ih Legialature of the State of Mew-York, entitled An Act suppleihental to an Act entitled an Act providing for the better collection of County Taefrin the CUy of Buffalo, and for the sale by the Treasurer Erie County, of lands in said oonntv for unnaid taxes." nagged Anril 7th. and for the purpose Of further providing- for thQ better collection 01 uountv xaxes sain cicr, nassod Atirii 16.

18G9. I. William B. Sirret County Treasurer of Krie County, hereby give notice that I have appointed Andrew Bhiels Collector of Un paid uounty xaxea in tne city ot nitiiaio ior me var 1878. i The warrants mentioned in paid ac for the col lection of said taxee in the Fifth, sixth, JUgntn and Ninth Wards wiil be delivered to said Andrew bhiels on the 1 1 tit day of September, 1879, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon.

i i W. B. 8IRRET, eeStlO i i Treasurer of Erie County. MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. TJOST OTVFiCK, Btiffalo, May 5 th, 1879.

Here-XT after, until further notice, the mail at this omoe win oe oiosea as xouows, vie. Bochester at 8.30 A. 12.40 and 7.00 p. tr. 1 Way Mail from Bochester to Albany at 6-30 A.M.

Canandaigua, Geneva and Auburn at 6.80 A M. and 7.00 f. m. Boston and New-Enirland at 12.40 and 7.00 T. M.

Albany at 12.40 and 7.00 p. st. i New-York at 12.40 and 7.00 p. Ml New-York, also, at 1.20 p. via Krie Bailway.

Washington at 1.20 and 7.00 p. M. FhHadelnhia and Baltimore at 1.20 and 7.00 P. M. alails for all the above-mentioned place close im ouuuar si u.

ana Mails tor all places between Buffalo and New-York and connecting routes -via the Central B. Postal Cars at 12.40, 7.00 and 7.30 p. M. on Sunday at 12.00 M. and 4.00 p.

M. 1 War Mail between Bochester and Syracuse (old road) at 6,30 A. st. and 7.00 p. on Sunday at 4.00 P.M..

Way Mall between Tonawanda and Batavia at 1.40 and 7.80 p. M. on Sunday at 4.00 p. M. Way Mail between Niagara Fails and Bochester at lu.80 A.

M. and 1M p. M. on Sunday at 4 P. st.

Way Mail between Avon and Corning at 7.80 p. m. and 6.30 A. M. Siasday at 4.00 p.

M. Way Mail between Attica aad Horneilaville at 6.S0 A Sunday excepted. ay Aiau nebween juiuuo ana uansvirie at b.uu a. Sundays excepted. Mail via Northern Central Kailroad thrrmrh Pennsylvania at L20 ana 7JW r.

Sundays at 12.11 m. Way Mall, Krie Bailway, from HornellBville Kast. 6.30 A M. and 1.20 P. M.

riuD-lav at 12.00 v. Way Mail between Dunkirk and Hornelhrrille at I.3UA, m. ana l.u ouauay al p. ja. Spring-ville, daily (except Snnday) at 2.10 P.

K. and 12.00 p. M. (except Saturdays. Buffalo, New-York A Philadelphia Bailway, daily (except Saturdays) at 13.00 P.

Buffalo Jamestown Bailway at 7.10 A M. (Sundays excepted.) 1 tauvniA. daav (except Susdavs) at 2. no v. tr Kast Hambargh, (ilenwood, Colden, Oriffln Mills and West Fall, daily (except Sundays) at Erie, Cleveland, Toledo, Chicago, Cincinnati.

8C Loos and Milwaukee, at 7.20 and 1L30 a. aad 7.30 p. st. 1 Overland to California stlLSO A. St.

.1 Way Mail between Buffalo and Chicago at 7.20 and li.SO A. M. and 7.30 x. WeatOeld, Dunkirk, Fredonia, Lake View and Angola, alao, at S.1S P. st.

Western Mail close on 8nndaya at 11.20 and IL30 A. sl. and 12.00 p. M. Leokport MaU at 10.30 A.

2.60 and 12.00 p. Bundays at 12.00 P. M. Bun ale A Lake Huroa Bailwy at T.20-A. au SnSdSSI-rn BaUway (Weet) at US m.

(Bumiays excepted.) -Niatrara, at 4.46 it. J8unday creep ted.) Toronto OnM Montreal, Hamilton, (i. W. at 10.30 A. M.

and 4.40 F. Sunday 4.00 p. ic. Detroit, daily at 7.15 and 11.20 a. and 7.3B Sundays at 11.26 A.

M. Iewiiftoa at 7.4v A. JO and 4.40 P. Sundayi KiSrari Fall ftt A. K.

m. (Sua-days excepted.) ftospension Bridge av7.4Q A. JC sad 4.40 F. BuiKiars, 4.K0 P. M.

Tonawanda at 7.40 A. aad 1.40 aad 4.40 X. (Sundays excepted.) Postai. Cab ARUASroExjrTS. Postal Ctra leave aa follows: Goinjr Eaat lve aa Buf falo at 4.W a.

M. (Sundays and at .30 and 8.40 P. M. dailT. Going esr Leave Ea; A.M.

and 12.45 p. daily ani i.OO a MrmdnTs Tftntwl. letters c-a be m.titi at? to a. m. ani 7 P.M." on sunups and BOiiuB, ooa CO Xu.u0 Am M.

JOHN M. ill DM' lo coinir i bave fc only, ri tOt to L. iff ill SR! anv il ace in the cttv: i V-, Ton. Ton. 91.80 1.80 1.95 1.05 1.K5 1.4 Egg 8.BO miinlttees Ban, Cox Stove 8.75 8.78 Chestnut 8.78 Pea S.75 t3T Orders by either Telephone attended to Buffalo, N.

June 1878. GEO. DAKIir, Agent. PALEIT BTJRfTS, COAL. No.

246 Washington (Street. Bobkbt PiLiN, Millard S. Bubks. C0AL.v COAL. G.

R. WILSON CO. i Ii PITTSTON, LEHIGH, BLOSSBURG SOFt COAL, ii. i i At Wholesale and Retail, at Lowest: Market Prices for Cash. i Office, 285 Main rreet ty Branch Ottce, No.

57 Eichang Street iLehigh Valley Coal Co. 1 Have new on a large supply of fresh mined WILKES BARRE C0A1 From their celebrated HENBY and FBOSPECT COLLIEK1KS, which they offer at tlhe Lowest Market Prices. ii i 1 t3T Special attention given to the reparation, Screening and Deliveiy of all Coal. -OFFICE, COB. MAIN A SENECA BTBKBTB, I PETEB C.

DOTIL.E, I General Kortheirn Agent. TnXTt. EL Moobi, Betail Sale Agent my7tf COAL COAL STICKNEY BEANE. ii BEST OBADE8 AHTHBAOITB rO Domestic and Stcani Use. Screened and Delivered in prime ooxldltton, at the following prices: GEAX STOVB i S8.75 EGO -j.

8.SO (0.4. 8.75 OHF.STNUT .88.75. Buffalo, one 2, 1879. i PITTSTON GOAL. Pennsylvania Coal Co.

j'' '--I li I Offer their Celebrated Pitts ton Coal at hole- i Bale and Betail. i. Office, No. 289 Main Street THOS. HODGSON, myt-ly-mwAs Snpenntendent.

F. H. GOtfDYELR i 1 Will sell his Celebrated ii Excelsior and Sterling COALS i AT THE LOWEST MARKET JPRICES. Edison and Bell Telephone mnntictiona. i OFFICES.

a Pearl Street, and Eagle Street corner Emslie. my8tf-tnft. H. O. SPRING Cn, i ii" (AGENT), 1 i Office, 266 Michigan Street.

i jj CALEB IS ALL KINDS OF COAL t3f At the Lowest Market Prices lor Cash. xnJU-ly-tathtsa I OAS, STEAM, CArTNEIs, LEHIGH. LACKAWANNA, Henry Clay and Black Diamond COAL. t3T ConnellsvUle Coke, Wholesale and Betail. LEE L00MISI, 8 Seneca and 211 Mlchlfna SU H.

W. LINDEEMAN, COAL. Ho. 18 West Swan Street. jPConneeted witli Edlaon and Bell Telephone Exchanges.

my2f 8PENOERIAN STEEL PENS of the Very Bnt Enropeaa Make, and "nrlvstoj tat teiifamty. Cmbiiltv, and liTennas of Foat. In Tw.ntT Hinbtr. BMDTI Inciudlag the Pl. 1-2-5-8-1 5 WHt' 8 11 beseat by siafl, for trial, en rscfelpt of 33 Cesttm.

Blakeman, Ca 13S sma 14M Snsl fttrM. Im Tort, UuWimAas.tt' ryatj I' Vi tUlS Utr c' that x-stt wrong when li be no tuooey to pay oo money to brine tba In the i who de not a 'ii sir jireferecce. The addressee In the eunyeoAon twlay urging barmony are well spoken of and believed the convention will da IU work nod adjourn in spirit. The Committee on Credentials decided" to' admit the O'Brien delegation from Dutches Coonty. The King County delegation stand firm against A report it in circulation tonight that the candidate for Governor on election Hay.

Our po- wKponru. 1 at faraKiK fci Convention was important because it would have a bearing upon which party that! triumph in the Presidential, eiectfoa In LetKew-Vork go let tur thirty-five votes be icsureii to our opponent by th'ir trj-UBjph now. lureshsdowiag ftieif and disconrmgerneBt wiil WjVSi the' beiavoerau ol every omeriH The'Sitl ft tin- tended to '--se weighed ij.) pounds; tor the former -ii. UC or cents, or about tl.at i .1 1 ppitbr rac-kaje ei mc TV t-Ia 2i toars if (icntiy tollie 1 jjipress Company. A short time ajo I cs-pp ill cash pan el tc.4 piaos to Me- i 1 r.le ilisUnt by road, ml I'Xl bj llm1" e-u9r or Oleott.

Anothfc.er Jr, trouge.ner, SUley, lum and n.ie 1 Colorei--). ,4 J-r, rf-mlttee cu 1 eommunlr-aUon I in me BiUt of Jiew- "fk' ud aa honest election and wita a Bntted r-'-y, we can. in iy udSment, -riurarih year; and I have urm faith that ciwt the vote- of new-lorg toi whomever tie tue nomioe wt-ieXfimcy in j--.