The Buffalo Commercial from Buffalo, New York • 4

Ti'aiismrtatioH. default of defendant. Argued and iubmit- In tbe State of Obio, on tae 1 th day cl Teg, that la my home. I lived Kansas before my husband died." "And have you just come from there "Yes. We were fifty-six hours on the road It wan a long ride, I have never been West.

New-York, or rather North-Eiver. Heal Estate K'Ue. JAIME MUONEY, Rflal Estate 20 AreaJe Building. TfOR ftAT.K. l-torv t--itti honse, with frame X1 1-arn; lot Siixiuo.

Price I 2-storv brick. No. 43 Kt Market Street: lot lixM. Price 1 -story frame Douse, with frame bam; lot 30x100. BUFFALO- TCE8DAT EVENING, MAT 17, 1S70.

THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR! now TO MAKE MONEY AND HOW TO KEEP IT, Buy Right Sell Cheap Cash Down SUMMER! Is my home. I've never been away from thla coast. Oh wouldn't you like some tea? The kettle's on now." The woman eave a look of tinmistaKa- ble pleasure. i lea, thank you." It was a feast to boy, and the mother seemed too grateful for expression. Even the little one waked to have his feaat, and thus they sat as the lively Jane sped through the storm and the sea.

Ship mast ana trailing cionus ot smau swept past the window. The rain rattled trickllnsr torrents on me rooi, anu uie YOUR teas noons, rattled In silvery treble- on the IN GETTING Hate, Caps and YOU CAN SAVE JNEY, tW NOVELTIES IX STKAW 293 Main J. JUST RECEIVED A LARGE DIRECT IMPORT A'lION OF CEUSE FILS FRERES, BORDEAUX, CLARETS. COMPRISING THE FOLLOWING BRANDS: MED0C, CHATEAU B0ULIAC, ST. JULIEX, ST.

KEMI, ST. ESTEPH, LiFITTE, CHATEAU LAUJAC, T0XTET i ALL AT NEW We also sell good sound Clarets of onr own SA-vui MaHucALA, S3.U ler lKizen. i Pore Fruit Raspuer, Syrnp for family use in Bolt'es. A Ref reshing Beverage in hot wetl her. jyWE SOLICIT A TRIAL OF ABOVE ENUMERATED ARTICLES.

DINGENS No. 697 Main Street, CHICAGO, 62 Lake Bt. EV.9CH1GAE. IN IV Economy In Fuel. Durability, POINT Completeness of Design, and Perfection of Construction.

0F Simplicity of Management, and General Working Qualities. FOR SALE EVERY- WHERE BY FIRST-CLASS DEALERS. I And by j' ij-. A. E.

SWIFT No. 93 E. Seneca Street, -j BulTalo, N. Y. TELEPHONiro; For the convenience of onr customers, we have had BELL'S TELEPHONE placed In onr store, whereby we can receive orders for measurements to be taken and e3limates given for Decoration or Tapering Parlors, Drawing-Rooms, Dining-Rooms, Ofllces, etc iiis WALL PAPER 1 AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICKS, i Also, a large line of Window Shades.

Cornices, Cornish Poles, Floor and Table Oilcloths. Matta Matting, etc of all sizes of Store Shades and Window Screens. Av! IsrEUPERjT Ncs.i 361 Main an? 860 Washington Streets, Buffalo. (YOUNO MEN'S ASSOCIATION BUILDING.) mhl-ly-tuthfts NOW IS YOUR ITIIVE I 1SJ9. i Spring Aiteii 1S73.

F1EV YORK CENTRAL ASD IIUDS0N EITER JL H. rjTRAINS leave Buffalo as follows, by New York time! New-York Kmreae 4. SB A. V. Aocomtnoilalion ..6.00 A.

M. Special Hay Express aoo a. Atuuitio Express tSleepia- ar) 10 p. Aeosmraoilaiion ....8.00 r. m.

Night Kxpress f.Up. Sunday Trains East 2.10 p. and 8. to r. TO NIAGARA FALLS From Exotu-St.

Depot. Lewiston Express .9.00 A. M. Making connections at Suspension Bridge tor Jiamilton and.Toronto; arriving at i Toronto at Lift r. m.

Pacide Express ltoo Xo Toronto and points West. Arriving at To. i rontoattiSOr. M. BofflUo ft Toronto Express ASO r.

U. With Warner's Drawinr-Room ear for Toronto, from Huffalo; amrtnf at Toronto at i 8.SSP. London 45 r.u. ETenrn Exprees. 8.00 p.

w. Throngh tipram aoo P- Sunday Morning Express 1G.00 A. I From Erie-Street Depot, Niagara Falls at a. 00 A. Batavia Train, ns i TO LOCKPOBT From Erie-Street Depot.

Accommodation ...7 10 a. m. AApreon ........4.8) p. Tralrs arrive from the East at a 00 A. i si A.

10.30 A. li.6 p. 11. SUO P. 4.10 Through and IVya Tirkata tnM destination, by application to c.

W. Millefs coecn Bayirage txpreae Co. arid Ticket Office. iHU MAin street, inn Honse Block- Also Warner 'i Sleepttig and Drawinc-Koom Car Ticket, is. jo.

JUE.11.&E.K, tienufass. JA8. TlfaHNUHAaT. Gen. Supt BUFFALO, CHlTJTArQUA LAKE I riTTSBCBttll RAILWAY.

CIRfoS.S-CTJT th the lililiebhore A -Michiiran 8outhera R'y. Th. short nd popular to Chautauiina Uste, Carry. Titnsville, Oil City, Franklin, fitlsburgh and Hl portits in the Lower Oil Couutrv. On and after aiay itn.

trams win leave Exchange Slrvtt A.VinJfc, PIIU.IU, DUUAIU IlLUej. 7AVA. il. Daily except Sunday. Arriving VV ville, lu 10 A.

Corrr, 1.05 f. Jt. S9m 'a- except Snpilav. Arrivli Ma.i7ine' )a4S A- Corny. "ii-so a.

TitusTille, .53 p. Oil Cily, S.S4 V. u. rrank-lln, 4.31 s. m.j Parker, 6 30 p.

Meadville, 1.M 1'2 M- Arriving Mayville, 1 1 P. it. Corrv. p. Tlluville.

I.ta P. M.tOilCily,alP. Franklin. JS.J7 aTm.i Parker. S5S A.M.; Pittsburgh, 8.00 A.M.; ilead- (iVP.

M. Dnily except Sunday. Has' 'v' thro eh car LO liorrvl. yille, iTIW-p. Corry, 8.3 p.m.: MeadvUle.

IU.M B. ju. i 8.80 P. if. Chntltanmia Lake Steamers eonnent with all trains.

Through and local tickets may be obtained at the Exchange Street and at the Depot, i -1 W. 8 BALDWIN. JJL. BUTMAN, Gen. Pas.

Buffalo SupU, May vtlle, N. T. IE RAILWAY PCLI MAN'S TaL -AtK. UOTEL and SLEEPING COACH 8 IilSlif- oetween Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Niagara Falls, Rooheswr, But. taloew-IorkandPailadelphiA; la Jnne S.I8, Trains will lesvt Buffalo as foUoira, New-York time: A.

WAT MAIL (Sundays" except. iZZ. ed' betw6en Buffalo, Bochesiir, avon and Coming; connecting at Attica w.la Train for all sutlons to Susquehanna. 8.00 L4. HI BVf-YOttK EXPRESS, drily, cept Sundays; arriving Ii i'bo'P'tl at Ss.01 2.50 HT ATLANTIC EXPRESS, daily Arriving at N.

r. at 7.2 A. M. rt.Z.k WAT express, via Rochester i Division, SnmUVs excepted. Sfjift ACCOMMOD4TJON, daily Buoalo Division: 9.20 kkw-yorkniqhtexpbesb t.fcV A Hi.

lv! Arricin. .1 -u ulixv. JNO. Nr ABBOTT. Ban.

Pua a -y J.8.BABTI.KTT, Ocn. North'n Pass. Ag't, Buffalo. i i TO TIIK VI Tl TirinriTi j-h-vw- I Buffalo; N. X.

rhiladelphla B'y. ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS. DELIGHTFUL SCENERY. NEVER FAILS TO I j- MAS.E CONNECTIONS, i 1 1 800 A ff MAIL Arriving at Emporium W. A.

iU. 8t lijo p. connecting at plean with Olean, Bialford A Warren Railroad for New- Oil Territory, arriving tn Bradford at lf4ptM'! o'Eldred wiih KenSall Eldred R. at Lara bees with McK. A B.

and at Em porinnt with Philadelphia St Erie It. R. KM I lf JOKT ALLEGANY-EXP, -a i -Arriving in Port Allegany at. 8.M ip. ir Connecting at Olean with Olean, Brad lord Warren Railroad, arriving at Bradford at -80 p.im., and at Laraliees with McK.

sB.fi, arriving at 8meetliport-at B.co p. m. Returning Train leaves Port Allegany at SO A. Bradford at 6.10 A. arriving in Buffa'n at 10.4B a.

m. Train leaves Emporium at 1 p. Bradford at 1.40 p. arriving la Buffalo at 7.20 P. M.

No Trains run on Sunday. Dec, S2d, 187a. Ocean Steamers. NEW-YORK tl'he First-elass Steamers of this Line, I WVA. FCHOI.TF8,P.CALANn,''MAAA ') SCHE1DAM and RO'l TKBDAM," rarrymg the U.

f. Ma i lo the Netherlands, leave Company's Pier, Jerrey Clly, every aiternai-' Wednesday and faturday. lt cabin. id Cabin, U6-tr. p'leerage, t23.

FCNt II. EIIYE A CO L. W. MORRIS, 8. Willim 8U, N.Y., 50 Broadway? N.

6-; wiu. xraraage Agent. iaa-iy Pacific Mail S. S. s3-Tv FOB CAX.1TOR39TA,' I i tVAi jAPAW, CITIXA, SANDWICH AsBMa ISli A DSL New Zealaurt, Anslralla.

British Colon bla, Northern and Southern Call- forala and Arizona. STTCAMISRS sail from New-York 6b theSCta and iioth of each month, carrying passengers and freight for Kan FrnncU-co. Through Emigrant Tickets to Tt'rxn Zealand and Autttalia Bohl at greatly reduced rates. Ctrca-lars giving full information regarding the climate, soil and products-of iliese two conntriea and the proecta ot settlers free on application. i fl Kor piwage or information in regard to routes apply to the Company' Fasseriger Depart-meiH Sfi7 BKOA WAY.

W-YOhli, fe4Uu2B OirVAHT) LrVK. NonCB. With the view of diminishing th cnanoes of collision, the Steamers of this Lice tak a specified coarse for all seasons of tbe year. Or the outward passage, from Oneenstownto New-York or Boston, crossing meridian of so at 49 Latitnde, or nothing to tbe north ot 4X On the homeward passage, crossing tbe meridian of 60 at tA, Botbiag to Uie aorta Of 4ii New-York to Liverpool and Vneensbr a. From Pier 40, N.

New-York: i Bothnia- Wednesday, May p. Galliia, Wednesday, Mav 48 0 a. ml. Algeria, Weilneeiiay, June 4 p. M.

Hcytlila, June 11. .10 A. M. Abyssinia, Weonesday, une 18........... I p.

m. i And eviry foUowlng WEDNESDAY from or FlBSiSa-BT itsamfm Aamrt, steerage, too and tlin-, gold, according to aooon modation. 1 Tickets to Paris, (ift gold, sf. ditional. Return ticl-ete on favorable terms, steer age tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts of Europe at lowest rates.

Throurk bills of lading given for Belfast. Glasgew, Havrs, Antwerp, and other oorts oa ths Continent, mxui for Mediterranean ports, For Freight aad Passage annlvat the rvmnaav efl.ee, 4 Bowling breen. apsbtt i CHAA O. FKANCKLYH. Agent, THE STATE LINE.

IKW-YORK to GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL ii DUBLIN, BELFAST, LONDONDERRY. Sailing from Pier 41 North River, snot nt rami Street, New-York. STATE OF INDIANA! Thursday, May eTAXB OF Thursday, May 10 rirst Cabin, tooto 7S, according to teonnr. datlons: Return Tickets, (110 to 30.

Seoocd Cabin, Return Tick-, 7S. Steeraga lowet rates. Apply to AUSTIN, BALDWIN Agents. '1 73 Broadway, New-York; or to J. W.

KLAUCK, cor. Exchange and Mleh fan Sis Hotel Block, Binai- i -i W. K. itlNGSTON.StSMAlaSt, awe 1 1 NOTICE TO BUILDERS PROPOSALS SOLICITED. moPOSAL8 will be received at iheOflwe of the uperuilendeot ol the Hri-diers' and ailr 11 me, ai Itath, eaul r.tnj the atnh dwy of May, at noon, for fnrnib-itig materials srd creeling two a-Jdit tonal bnild-insoo the gronmls cf tbe ifome, at Bth, N.

Y-. acrXfrfling to drawfbr and apryiHra lions furniabeil hy Warner A Ji-'orkeU, ArcJiiieets, Rochester, N. which rtrirTfnn and Sfcid ationa can be seen at the oflice of IH Mupcrin encient on and after Way I.th. fsparale bids will be required for ench bmhiing and mrjnt lncltvle in oe proposal sl work con tamed in the masons and carpen-terT Ili'If endorse i Proposals lor Srien and Mime, and addressed tc K- 5 Parkinson. HnpC, Bsth, N.

Y. The ght rct any and all bids fs reserved. pfabte bonds will ba reqttfred from tbesaei e' jid bidder for tbe taitbful prrformaace of Wfr. i lKh, T. May 14tfa, im ANSON McTlT.t.

i nyr7i20 JONATHAN ROBIE, JOHN F. LITTLE. IAAC F. OCIKBY, WM. W.

ROGERS, Local Committee. N.Y., Lake Erie Western B1ILB0AD CO. ENGINEER'S OFFICE, i Boaix, May tld, 1870.J QEALU) PROPOSALS will be reeeived on- vui. ior tn. tiiaiinr and Masonry oi the second track of Ike Hn rnn to Poruure.

ProAlM lnMiMhul mav lie seen at the office of I h. ln.in, at Buffalo. be ork to be completrd t.r Sept. 11 tb, 1870. The Company reserve the right to reject any or all '-ids.

Proposals should be addressed, W. A. HAVEN, mygltso Engineer In Charge. CHRETIEN BROS. j01 603 SAla Buffalo, If.

T. A RE PREPARED to execute new and mig-aK nificent designs in Frescoing, Roman, Jsp-anee and Chinese Painting in the most artistic mitntie)-. Also do general Painting, Glazing and Kfl-omlning. 00itjc3-tutb4s CHRETIEN BROS. CO.

EH ted. Englehart Olhm agt. Adam Proeseller. Motion to dismiss an appeal from a judgment rendered by a Justice of the Peace. Argued and subnnttea.

Sherman S. Borers and on agt, jsanina Solomon and one. Order granted substituting Carl T. CLester as attorney tor plaintiffs. Henry Dupona et ai.

agt jonn u. un wold. Order irranted extending time of ten days to make and Sle case and exceptions. srrpKKioR Court of Boffalo Htbcial Term. i'resent, Hon.

James Sheldon, Chief Judge. i May 2, 1879. "William Hale agt Phillip D. K. Saunders.

Motion to vacate judgment Decision- re-Frederick Deming agt The City of Buffalo al. Motion for a permanent injunction. Decision reserved. George Sippel Kt- William H. Perry.

Order lor amended justice's return granted. THE C0XK0S C0CSCIL. Proeeedlags the Begnlar Vesting Tssterday i ARerBon.r All the members of the ttommon Council were present at the regular session yesterday afternoon except Aid. Esser, Lang and Little. TUB FIRST NATIONAL BANC ACCOUNT.

The Mayor sent in a communication In re lation to the account of the First National Bank, referred to in his communication of the 5th Inst. lie stated that the money in question was 'advanced by the Bank or by Mr. Colt, the Cashier, at the rate of seven per cent, per annum, in order to save the poor workmen from paying a heavy share, which he considered a very kind act on the part of the Bank and Mr.Coit. He further said that there could be no dispute as to the liability of the city in the matter. The Street Commissioner, the legally authorized agent of the city, contracted the debt, and the city would have to pay it.

He could see no propriety in the Conncil refusing to pay the claim. Litigation would only involve the city in unnecessary expense, Ue therefore returned without his approval the resolution refusing to pay account The communication was reeeived and tiled. I i ANOTHER VKTO. The Mayor also returned without his ap proval the resolution adopted by the Common Council on the 12th annulling assessment roll No. 8,436, giving as his reason that the Street Commissioner had reported that work had been done to the amount of $94.60.

He recommended that it be referred to the Committee, i The communication was re ceived and filed. I i A CITY SUIT The Mayor reported that he had been serve with a summons and complaint in an action brought in the Supreme Court by S. Cooper. The City Attorney was directed to defend. I TUB INJUNCTION CASKS.

The City-Attorney sent In a communication asking whether, he should defend the suit brought against the city by Mr. TV. Wright to restrain payments to Mr. George W. Feck and Mr.

Louis Knell in their swill and. garbage contract, and also the suit brought by Wrilson S. TiSt to restrain the payment to Street Commissioner Hayes of his expenses in defending himself against the charges recently preferred. It was referred to the Committee on Finance. i Up to a quarter past three o'clock no further business of importance had been transacted, ANNUAL PARADE OF THE FIBE DEPARTMENT.

Superintendent Bodgert sent in a communi- cation recommendius that Monday, June 9th be selected as the day for the annual parade of the Fire Department, and asking tbat he be authorized to employs band for the occa- sinn. The recommendation was adopted, and the Superintendent was empowered to employ a band. 1 LAND FOR A nBw STATION-HOUSE. ThA Ttonnl nt Trollop rnmmlcHlAn.nl ported having purchased a piece of land on Louisiana Street, for a new station-house i the Seventh; Precinct, from Mr. A.

C. Moore for $2,500. Their action was, on motion improved and an order directed to be drawn in--, i THE BUFFALO CITY RAILROAD. The President of this lailroad company sent in a communication asking for an extension of time of one year in which to complete the proposed road. 1 Aid.

Twitched offered a resolution granting the request on condition; that the company accept the new lease in full payment for all damage which they might claim to have bus- totned by former Aid. Lockrow moved to refer the subject matter to the Committee on Streets. Lost, ayes 11, nays 12. Aid. White arose and stated it was his opinion the -company did not intend to com plete the road.

He believed their object was to prevent another company from building the He thought there was a plan on foot to get permission to run freight across the city, He read the following! anonymous letter, which be said he had received: Will the Conncil next Monday modify Crosstown Kailroad charter so they can run freight cars on their upper line (Terrace and (change Street, when-thy have perfected arrangements with the Street Railway?) If thirteen Aldermen are pledged to them ean tbey fix one more if they try hard. Do you take? Has Judge Clinton been obtained by crosstown i Aid. White went on to say that the above was plain talk but they would have to get more than fourteen votes, On good authority eighteen votes would be necessar to extend tbe grant. I Aid. Collins spoke in favor of allowing the company extra time, and said that the ene mies of the Buffalo Company wanted grant extra time for another company.

On motion of Aid. Christ, the matter was postponed pr one week and referred to the City Attorney. I NAME OF A STREET CHANGED. Aid. Knell offered a resolution to the effect that Bork Street be changed to Buffalo Street- Aid.

Henry Quinn moved as an amendment that it he named Detroit Street. The amend ment was accepted, and the resolution adopted. I i EAST BUFEALO ENGINE-HOUSE. The Committee on Fire reported in favor of authorizing the Comptroller to purchase from Mr. W.

C. Brainard, of East Buffalo. lot forty feet front by one hundred feet deep, on William Street, Southeast corner of Casey, for tbe new chemical engine house, the price to be paid being $2,000. The report was adopted, i i I I IMPROVED OILS. An ordinance changing the fire-test of kerosene from 110 to 1120 degrees Fahrenheit, was adopted, i i Alter tbe transaction pf some routine busi ness the meeting adjourned.

EVBtTTBins condncive to the bettor condition of the baby is sure to attract attention; and hence It Is that lir. Bull's Baby Syrup is becoming more anu more as its wenderfnl influence in subduing ihe disorders of babyhood becomes Price 26 cents. Meal Mstake Notices. Desirable Lots for Sale ON EASY I i- i OT on North William Street, 40 feet front, loo aJ feet deep. Also, two Lots on Mariner btreet, rich 41 feet front by 100 feet deep.

Tnese Lots are located near North Street, and he streets on which, they fror.t have water, gas nd sewer in. For further particulars Inquire of JAMES D. WARREN, (Mace Commereial Advertiser FOB SALE OS EXCHANGE. fTOrB ELI'JANT Brick Residence, No. 47S 'A- Prospect Avenne, corner Jersey Street, will (-be be sold very cheap, or will be exchanged for smaller honse and lot.

Also for sale three neat Cottages, Nos. 770, 774 and 780- Prospect Avenne, near Rhode Island Street. Also flee lots for first-class Residences' on Prospect Aveane, Niagara and Seventh Streets, all near Vermont Street. Apply to i J. R.

LEWIS, Gen. Room No. 7 Colt Block, W. Swan St. i -I I mhl7tjeie I I THE CELEBRATED FiRMENick Boiler ros asiTnts PRIVATE AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS BY STB AM OBJ HOT WATER.

i VST Economical, safe and reliab'e. Manufactured by FRANK NOE, jel8tuths ly 68 Main St cor. Swan. Connection with Ben Telephone. JOHN POST SON, Importers and Dealers in Paints, Oil and Glass, So.

20 EAST SWAX STREET, Coraer of Washington, Ji BUFFALO, N. Y. JeM-ly CURES PERMANENTLY SCROFULA And other Virulent DUeeuet dHti all Blood Itoison. DR. JOHSi TRIPF, Bortney Hotel, Buffalo.

If None trenoiDexct put a a fnH witomynameblowB in with label bear October, 1S77, made the contract with tne defendant set up in the complaint in this action. Second That during the negotiafron lor the sale of the powder mentioned in said eon-tract and complaint the defendant stated to said Donohue, the plaintiffs agent, that bis name was Brown also tbat his firm was Griswoid Company, heavy railroad con-: tractors for building a railroad in the Black Hills country, and that said hrm oi unsworn Jfc Company wantei the powder to be used for blasting stone lor the Eades jetties at Jhe moutb ol the Mississippi river. Third That neither of said statements were true. Fourth That the plaintiff did not rely upon these statements in entering into said contract but would have made the statement whether said statements had been ttue or not As conclusions of law I decide tbat tne plaintiff is not entitled to the relief demanded in the complaint and that anid complaint be dismissed with costs. Dated May 12th, 1876.

AI.BKET IlAiinrr, I Justice Supreme Court. 0CB CHLSS C0LC3I5. For the Benefit of these was Love, and thou whe i Wast te Lrarn the tVasis. In undertaking the experiment of editing chess column in a Buffalo paper, we are animated by a desire to increase the number of the chess-playing fraternity in this vicinity, and to add to the interest already felt in onr noble game by the present lovers oi It It is, ol course, unnecessary for us to say anything In favor ol the game of chess as an absorbing and intellectual pastime. Tracing its history far back into the mists of antiquity, its fascinating powers hae been acknowledged by all race and all classes of- men, from the highest! to the lowest.

Philos ophers have pondered over the Intricate combinations ol the chequer-board, and have drawn from the game many a simile to Illus trate the still more difficult game of life. The heroes of the world have fought lor victory in the mimic fray with as much earnestness as it kingdom or reputation depended upon if. The absorbing character ol the game is admirably illustrated by the fact that enthusiastic chess-players, when engaged in endeavoring to solve some knotty position, act out their natural instincts. 'The Arabs have a proverb: "Before you give your daughter to a man, play at chess with him tbat he may reveal his inner nature to you." We eom- mend this proverb to our fair readers who are fond of chess and who may happen to be In a perplexing! position of uncertainty whether to: say yes" or jfno." Deppnd upon it the good-natured man will accept de feat gracefully, and the choleric mahwlll show his We fear that unexpected announcements of check-mate have often compelled the recording angel to write down that word which; so borritied the ruler of the "Queen's navee" and the crew of the good ship Pinafore. ,) In our problem department we hope to pre sent from time to time specimens of the skill -ol the best composers.

In this branch of chess it is an acknowledged fact that American chess nmone- their ranks such men Lovd. Caroen- 1 ter, ctiinerg, eninxman, cook, mai tiuuaie anu many others whose names are familiar to the perusers of the chess columns ol the country. The games we hope to lay before our readers are contests; between the; Strong players ol the present day, and in addition we intend to give selections of the best games ol the mas ters ol thepast Our readers can thus com. pare the Steinltis, Zukertorts, MeKenzies, Potters, and Winaweres of the present day with the Philidors, Deschappelles, De Labourdanaia, MacDonnells, and, alas! that ws should have to add the names of An derson and our own Paul Morphy, for only a few Weeks since we lost the 'former, and the second is dead to chess, and we fear to hiraself- We hope also to be able to present games be tween many of Jour prominent American matches by telegraphy consultation, Ac In i this connection we. wish to remind our Canadian li lends that; chess knows no country, and tbap neither Congress nor Sir John MsDonald has put a tariff upon chess combinations.

We shall always be happy to record any well Icjiught chess contests between our neighbors ol the Dominion. We thought it possibly not inappropriate, in commencing our chess career, to present to our readers two specimens of Buffalo chess. We therefore publish a problem which appeared sometime since in the Westminster Papers, ol Lon don, by a Buffalo player, and a game played some twenty years ago by telegraph between the cities of Buffalo and Syracuse. This game wasone of a match played; between the two cities, which resulted in Buffalo winning by a score of two out of We propose to pay particular attention to one.branch of chess which we think has been too much neglected, end games in chess; And fer this reason we also present below a fine position by Horwitz, one of the masters in this branch ol chess strategy, Lnd game by Horwitz. IVhilo-K at Kt 4, at (li, at 3, Kt lit Kt6.

1 -k 1 at Kt 8, at 8. i i 7' 4 itjfa a Ski, 4 ItY' ti 7, '4 'V i White to jilay and mate in two moves. The following is the Buffalo-Syracuse game referred to above 1 i May 9, 1839 Fourth game between- Buffalo and? Syracuse; first night, 31 moves. The first game was drawn, the second Syracuse won; and the third and fourth Buffalo won i i Whiter-Syracuse. 1.

to Ks Black Buffalo. 1. to Ks 4. 2. Qs Kt lo 3.

5. to 3. 4. Ks Kt to Bs 3. 6.

Qs Kt P. 6. 1' Kt. 7. KttoKs5.

8. Kt to Qs Bs 4 9. Kt to Ks 3. 10. to Is sq.

11. to Qs Bs 3 6. 12. Ktto Qs 4. 13.

to Ks 4 ch li. B. 1 15. Kt to Ks 111. to Qs 3 17.

Kt ch. la Pr Qs3 r1. 19. toQs Kt 4. 10.

I 21. to Ks Bs 4. 22. Casles. 2.1.

to Qs Bs 4. 24. to Qs Kt 2. 25. to Qa Ba 3.

2. to Qs Its 3. 27. 1' to Qa Bs ii. i 2H.

AtoKslIsi 29. Qs to Qs 4 ch i 30. Qa to Ks so. 31. Kt to Qs Bs 2 32.

to Qa 4 (. 3:1. toKs5( j. 34. to Qs K15.

85. to Q3 Rs 4. Srt. Ks V. 37.

Bs Kt. 38. Kt to Ks 3. Kt to Bs 3. i 3.

BtoQsKtsS. 4. to Ks 4. PtoQ9 4a. 6.

Kt Kt. 7. to Ka 6. a xP. 9.

Kt to Qs Bs3. 10. to Ks 4. 11. ivi io ya o.

12. lo Ks 4 fc is. to ys 4 ai. 14. to Ms KU 4.

Kt to Ks IB. to Rs 7. 17. B. 18.

-B. lo Qs 2. i i. a to us Kt sq. 20.

to Ks its 4. 21. to Ks Bs2. sz. 43.

to ys Kt S. 45. to Qs Kt 2. 2. Qs to Kt 3 Igl I.

iv r. Vs slti 28. (is Ks Kt8.il ill. Kt to Qs 4 AJ-f SO. Qsto K8 3.

ii 31. to Ks 2. 32. to Ks Rs 5. 3.1.

lv to lva ns wi.i 34. to Ks Kt 5. 35. tffQs Rs 3. SUKPll'.

37. Kt to Qs Kt m. 38. Bx Ks Kla fa.1 A "Btrone attack and unless properly met Wlllgive pvm-IIKe uie auvnuuiKO. ib.J Drawing off the Kt, nmf at the same tme ooeninfl-1-aiiore for Oueen ami (n.) The Buffalo players thought this more gave them the aovantage.

l'artiaiiy returning tneir previous error. The only wav to save the Rook. f.l With two Pawns gained Black wins. ro.l A strong attack, but with a counter attack. (ft.

Offering exchange of Kts when Black mnat double or lose a rawo. ana ils on uillerent colors wou lil leaa-to a araw. l'reventine moveof the Kt and shutting off muilS in xir-lni. uivcs macs, ft-t comiimnn is a. r.l WhlteKt tied up or would have taken Ks -Bs P.

i (. Blaex has now won game. -in. Mere desperation. ji NOTES.

A snatch is now in progress between Mr. Delmar of New-York and Mr, Loyd of Elizabeth, New Jersey. Mr. Delmar is well known in chess circles as being, with the exception of Captain Mackenzie, probably the strongest player in the State. Mr.

Loyd in addition to being recognized as one of the strongest play ers in the country, is even more widely known as second to none as a composer of problems. Tbe stakes are $100 a side, The winner of the first five games to be declared the victor. At the latest advices tbe score stands: Delmar 3, Lloyd 0. Drawn 1. The Manhattan Chess Clubs are about to hold a grand Tournament in order to defi nitely settle the question as to who is the strongest player in New-York City, next to Capt.

Mackenzie. ii In the City of London Chess Club tourney, Mr. Bird, who, our readers may remember, paid this city a visit some years ago, has just beaten Mr. 1 otter, known for many years as one of the strongest players in England. The last game was the longest on record, it lasting four evenings and taking 1-13 moves.

Mr. W. editor of the Bos ton Gfiobe, has challenged Mr. Hammond of Boston, to play a match for the championship of the New-England States. Mr.

Hammond has been considered the strongest player in New tngland, as far back as we can remember. A match is-on the tapis between James Manson of New-York and Wm. IT. Potter of London. The Courts.

Erie County Court. Hoa. Wm. W. Hammoad, Hrie County Judge, presiding.

May 26.1879. In the matter of Wm. Marks, an habitual drunkard. Erie County Savings Bank ea- jineu irorn paying over anv money to him. endell NcUrbas set.

Henry Evring. Mo tion to set aside judgment in foreclosure, on et TO Ths Western Transportation Co. AND The Union Steamboat Co. Tbe above Companies wi for the ensuing season, run tr-c'r F1RST-CLASSPASSKNGERSl 'under the following arrangement between BUFFALO 1XD CHICAGO. 1 All tonchlng at Detroit, Port Huron.

Mackinaw. Milwaukee and ether intermediate portal FOUNTAIN Leaving Buffalo alternately on Tuesdar of oAch week. LOUIS Leaving Bn ffalo alternately on Thnrsda of each week, calling at Cleveland. ONEIDA STATE Leaving Buffalo alternately on Satnrdav nf rch HOUR OP SAILING, 5 p. X.

For rates of fare and other informsuon. apply to. K. M. CHOATK.

l-asaenger a Kent. omees root or waslilncton strnnt a.i i A.Kyu street. myl3tauia Lake Superior Transit Co. Elgbt Elegant ruscner Steamers, FOR EEIE, CLEVELAND, DETROIT, PORT HURON A LAKE SUPERIOR PORTA Connecting at Dnluth with St. Pant Dulnth and northern I'acine Railroads.

i' Leaves Buffalo, from Atlantto Dock, foot of Erans Street, MON DAYS, TUESDAYS, THURS DAYS and FRIDAYS, at Sf.x, i IT" Parties contemplating a Trip' on the Lake! would do well to examine our new list of rentes and rates, to be obtained at the Company's Unlce, Atlantic Dock, foot of Evans Street. E. T. EVANS, i- T. P.

CARPENTER. General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.

i my2ttel TORONTO AND rpUTE Toronto and Niagara Navigation comprising Steamers CITY OF TORONTO and CH1CORA. Onnd after Mondav, Jlay 1, 1879, the steamer CHICOKA.tf above Line, will commence Siugie Trips, lea-vina- Lewiston. on arrival -of New-York Central R. R. tram leaving Uuifalo, Exchange S.reet and Erie Street at 9 a.

m. Alo leave lugara on arrival of Canaua Southern R. R. leaving buflTalo. Erie Street, at A.

arriving al Toronto at 1.30 p. m. Leaves Toronto dallv at 7 Further noiice will be iriveu of tlie a'lmvn Steamers running in connection with each other, myuinoio u. At 11,1.01, Ice Supplies. D.

J. II. SOURWINE, DBALIR8 IJT "'t ICE, COAL AND WOOD, Office, HOB Main Street, -r- WOOD SAWED' AND SPLIT TO ORDER VST Orders received by Bell Telephone. i mhlO-Iy BUFFALO IGE COMPANY; ft i "Wholesale and Retail Doalor.i 1 ALWAYS IS THE FIELD TO THE EXD OF THE SEAS0X. i i X) EGARDLESS of eonseqnences, will fur.

-A ti nish customers with Ice promptly and at very low rates. Orders received by Bell and Edison Tclephona will receive prompt attention. IGE HOUSES Foot of Genesee Street and Fanner's Point. 1 EyAll kinds of lea Tools for sale. Office, No.

2S5 Main Street BEIGGS M00EE. t- apMtlySS ICE. ICE. WE WISH to inform 6ur patrons nnd the pnblie that our large Sure-houses are filled with CLEAR, ICE, Which we will sell at the Lowest Rates, And that we have several more delivery wagons this season than leretofore, ami a good corps of men, hich will enable us to furnifh our custo mers promptly and reguuuiv. -Our Ice Houses are open at all times, where Ice can oe.oau in targe or smaii quantities.

E. WEBSTER SOX, Office, Xo. 219 Erie Street. t3T Ice-Honses adjoining. Bell Telephone.

ERIE ICE Wholesale and Retail Sealers in IS I 0 FXuns OLD and reliable Company having A. stored a large supply of ICE, are pre pared to receive orders and snpply all demands at Lowest Rates. ICK-HOCTSES. Foot of Porter Avenne, formerly York Street; Niagara Street, cor. of Massachu setts; and Foot of Auburn Office, No; 243 Main Street I TAYLOR, aplBtjelg Proprietor Legal Xotices; CJTTPERIOIt COTJHT of Buffalo.

Josenh N. KJ Mileham against illiam Sweet and others. By virtue of a Judgment in the above entit ed action, entered on tbe 2fitb day of June. 1B78, the nnderaifiroed.lbe Kefen n.mMl in lnHomnnr will sell at public auction, at the easterly vestibule of the City and County Hall, in the City of Buffalo, New-York, on the 12Ui day of Mav, 1M70, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that dav, the following uuiMlu U. UDUC1 Ul.ii juuKoieui; All that certain piece or parcel of land silnate in the City of of Krie.and Mtaleof ew- iora, ana uounoeo ana described a.

to lows: Commencing at a point in the southerly line of Swan Street, where the same ia with the easterly lineof oufer lot nine'y-ttve, wenwriy ncu moor owan r-treec ininv-uve feet; thence southerly and parallel with said" east, erly line cf ontcr lot ninety-live, about one hundred aad sevenly-eiirbt feet to folfcoin Street; thence easterly along olsom Street thirty-flve feet to the said easterly line of outer and thence northerly on said line about one hundred acd seventy-eiirht feet to Swan Htreet, the piace 01 uegmnir-g, anu oeing me same premises conveyed to one George Small by David B. Briggs and wife by deed dated January 1st, 1K78, recorded In Erie County Clerk's oflloe in liber SiS of deeds, nftira XUH. Hih 1 -T I Dated April 17Ih, 1HT3. i M. P.

FILT MORE, Referee. A WH A PUTTKH. A The above sale is adjourned until the luth diy of June, l7tf. at the sanie place and time of dav. Dated May 12th, 1878.

i M. P. FILLMORE, Referee. WILLIAMS A Po-lTK-, Plaintifl's Attnroey. mvl2tje3-mtu NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Pursuant to an orlerof ffon. Zehulon Ferris, hurrogate of Erie County, noWee is hereby given to all persons having claims or demands against Hit? Shelly, late of the City of Buffalo, in said countv, deceased, that they are required to exhibit Uie same, with the vouchers thereof, to oil in Bantu; the Executor of the will of the said deceased, at the office of the said Executor, No. 8-' Elk Street, in the City of Buffalo, In saul iwtui wioiciicwtuiiiijuiNuii, mij, i Dated the liUi day of January, lra, i. BANT lalUtlyg-tn Execmor "rOTICK TO CREDITORS-Pursnant to -LL an order of Hon. cbulon jrems, Hurrogate of Erie County, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims or demands against boi-hia iai ox ine iiiy or iiunalo, tn said oouniy, aeceaseo, mat tney are reouired fvex-hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to Fred erick Boelrclte, the Executor of the oob of Mie saiu aeceaseo, at tne residence of the said Executor, in tbe Town of Grand Island, In said wimvi.

on oi oeiore voe i in uav or October, Mia. Dated tbe 1st dav of Anrti. f7. FRKDERICK BOEI.ICKE, apllte2S-ti, i Executor, NOTICK TO CRKDITOIW-PtrwiKit to an order of Hon. Zebiilon ferrlV btirrogate of Erie Coonty, notice is herebv given to nil ier-sons having claims or demands against Peter J.

Blpont, tale of the City of BulTalo, In said county, deceased, that they are required lo exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to Lonma Kipotit, the Executrix of the will of the said at the iwldence of tlte said Executrix, at iio. 474 i -vkj 1 'nua, ln mui county, vu v. m. iwi AIIXUM, lOt J. Dated the 3d day of February, 1 lAjtlSA BIPONT, fetltjyse-tn Executrix THE BEAT KEXEDT.

Gray's Specific Medicine Ota-Rr Will promptly TAOff tf ivK. any and every ease of Nervona Oebtlity and Weaknesa. result of i disoreTsons, excessec or over work of the brain and nervous ays- Before TiesaLTke magle and bas been axtenrfelr nsrd for over thirty years with great teens. 1. the best and surest remedy known for all diseaen that follow as a seqnenee of abuse, Lett of Memory, Univer-tal Laitude, Fuxn in the Baex, IMmnell of the Vision, Premalure (Utl Age, and many other dis-ea-es that lead Inanity or Consumption and Premature Grave, all of which, as a rule, are fli st eanscd by a deviation from the path of nature and over-indulgence.

Pamphlets free. The Specific Medicine is sold by all Dnigglrto, al tl per package, or packages for to, or ill be sent by mail on receipt of the money, by ad, ces-Lnc THE GRAY MEDICINE No. 19 Meehsnics' Block, Detroit, Mlob. tSold In Boflalo by Wm. Couison, Wm.

King, R. K. Sraither, J. P. A W.

Diehl, O. Rano C. M. Lyman, Tbe "City Drug Wore," in Ex change and by Brnggists everywhere. -sel4-Ir-Ae WM.

CPU LBON. bolesale Agent. TIOR SAL-K. CHEAP. Premises A', I Prospect Avenne, 2-storv brirk in good re pair Loisoxisi.

i-rice mnli JOrtS OTTfl. (4 West Seneca S-. i I TO THE FIBST FLY OF 1879. Dance on my nose with your tickling feet. Blue bottle fly I Sing in my eara with your buzz to greet Me, as I lie.

Ton will seek me otit4n my dark retreat. With an eager zeal tbat no screen can beat. And I try to slap yon clear m.tbe sweet, Sweet by and by. 1 haven't seen yon since 'seventy-eight. Little house fly; And I see yoa now with the bitterest hale Ton can defy.

Oh, how I hate you nobody knows, Author of half my Summer woes. Oh, how I prayed that you might be froze, Villainous fly! All through the winter yon did not freeze Not much, Mary Ann. Now all the Summer you'll do as yon please, Tbat is your plan. When, in the warm afternoons, we wonld sleep. Near us yonr wakehilest vigils you'll keep; Precious is sleeping, but waking Is Sleep, man, if you can.

Oh, how I wish that my broad bands, Spread left and right. Stretched 1 rem the poles to Equator's baadsj Giants of might Some Summer day in my wrath I would rise, Sweeping all space with my hands of size. And smash all the uncounted million of flieej 'Clear out of sight Vain are my wishes; oh, little house fly. You're hard to smash Strong men may swear and women may cry, Teething their gnash. But into the house your friends yoif 11 lug, Yon '11 bathe your feet in the syrup jug.

And your cares you'll In the baby's mug, Cheeky and brash. Still, precious lessons, dear little bouse fly. You teach to me. Hated or loved, yen tell me that I Happy may be. Why should I care, when 1 tickle a nose, Whether its owner's conduct shows -Tlutt he likes it or hales it, Just so it goes ritasant to me 7 This line shoufd rekd: Gnashing their teeth, but a little poetic license was necessary to bring In the rhyme.

THE 110 AT, BABY AND PILOT, BY CHARLES Propeller, compound direct-action e-iue 200 horse Dower. A crood seaboat. 87 feet over all, 200 tons burden, coppered below, and a tine 8ea-srreen above tlte wa ter-line. House on deck for engine, nnntniti'a nin.rtra. f'Afik-rnom.

Htate- rooms, with a wheel-honse onj, top "II- A short, well-made and- rather. fclain vouiiir woman, tirav eyes, a Dronzea complexion, and a quiet air of reserve, L.r?.i i nt I oreutn sea. tier iatiier iinu uecu pui, her home the southern shores of 4-n? Island, her husband owned this boat, and on it she had lived since her wedding day. I5v name, both boat and woman were known as Jane," with an affix "Thomp son for the wife. I ho was ouite aloiie and stood silently burning the wheel this way and thatj and picking her way among the ships anchored or movinff in the stream.

She was now opposite Twenty-third StreetT and, as the rain anil mist swept away lor a moment, gne saw a scene oi wuu ana stormy granu- rielit. the left, the trees and lawi of fie 'ElvsianF eld." and the heights of tloboKen, tne Diacit tiocts ot the oil and coal companies, the anchorjed foresta of masts clustered around the; Erie landings, and the chimneys and steeples of Jersey City. Before her, one of the pathways of the world's commerce. A tangle of boats shot like shuttles across the warp of the river, weaving the web of trade. Wind and tide struggled in white- capped waves, and over all tell the ratnin circllnc.

fitfurshowers. The confusion. the flnroar of the warning wlitstlese, the speed hud restlesi power of the miviig vessels, might well huve Diancnea tne cheeks of a man.i The captain's tfe saw- it all with calm gray eyes, and with steady nerves carried herself unharmed along the waterv wav, The towerins river boat swept past, and the people looked in won der at the woman's face gazing out the wheel-house winuow. I The door of the wheel-house opened. and the captain entered.

A sea-faring man. tall, bus iv-bearded ana matim Me quietly took the wheel, and the "wife feat down on the leatner-eovereu soia oeiunti him. The Frenchman out, and the National has started. The Canada has whistled, but the rest seem quiet. sup pose the hite star will go nciow "Yes," said the man.

"It's low Course of tides. She'll sro down and waif The wheel Hew around quicklyJ rind the scene outside seemed to sail round from left to riirht as the boat turned in toward the old dock of the White Star stuiiers. The bell rang and the boat stopped, and lay rolling gently from side to side on the water. The black bows of the steamship towered high above the yellow- water, and the four masts seemed to stand an indefinite distance inland. -Clouds of blat-K smoke were pouring from the huge funnel and angry pdfls of st3am spurted from her rnsty black sides I I bust from her whistle.

The boatswain's whistle piped shrill on deck. An feajrer erowd of people gathered at the head; of the pier. i I suppose we II have to take the mails and the lata steerage uownr" gam the wife. i i 'flint's the order," replied the captain as he rang the Den. The engine in deep gasps shook the boat as she gently moved ahead and turned aside to escape the steamer.

The-im mense mass of the steamship moved slow ly forward. There, were cheers hieb. on deck, half unheard in the dismal drone of the whistle. Slowly the majestic creature slid into the river. It cleared the i dock.

and hundreds of heads peeped over the high rail looking down. The Captain's wife stood up, and leaned out of the Win dow and zazed up at the enormous mass moving past. The condenser was throwing a steaming torrent of water from her side, and it fell in a cataract on the tow- boat as it passed. swirling, blmdui; cioutis oi steam puneu in ner lace, am the boiling-fury of the great propeller made the Doat gazed all unmoved, and then she looked down ion the dock to see if any one were left behind. A gentle tar, and in a moment they lay outer at the wharf.

li The mails and steeracre are alwnvs The advertised sailing hour has been an nounced for two mouths, and yetjhnlf a hundred people were collected on! the pier. Returning emigrants, well-to-do farmers and mechanics, broken down exiles, glad to escape from- the hurrying. anxious American, young men taking their wives out i to see the old country, mothers returning to the old folks at home, widows and children seeking the security and peace of almost forgotten England. i lie captain's wife watched them from the wheel-house window a motley com pany, ourueuea witn valueless treasures and the tinware of their steeratro table. Thev crowded on board the Jane, and sat down on the deck in all the rainj aad drizzle.

I One young woman in faded black led a crying child 0y the arm, and tried to support a baby with the other. 'Poor woman! She looks all dragged out. ve a mind to take her into; our itate-room, John." Xes, I would. She'll have a touah time of it going down." With real sympathy, she opened the wheel-house door, and stepped out on the root or the house. Let the woman with the baby have my room, jaca." xes, marm." The sailor offered a tarry hand to the woman as she stepped upon the plank, and glancing up to the mistress, said cueeniy: .1 Aye, aye, tr.arm, I'll mind her." Sim seemed timid, and held back.

"Never ye fear, mum, come right along. Aii-iop qunnere mr yer nere." She still hesitated. I Wait, I'll come down for the babv." The woman looked up at tho figure on uio uuuBtiup iui grnuueu surprise; "Now, give me. the little one. Jack take the other child.

This way, please." A gray-haired old Englishman offered bis arm with a dignity aud trrace In curi ous contrast with his laded clothes. "It's to old England j-ou are bound, Hi a nu The woman nodded her head, and and- aen tears niiea ner eyes. "This Is my state-room said the wife. "You and the little ones are welcome to It until we reach the steamer. The woman entered and sat down on the sofa, and stretched her arms for the babv.

No. It's asleen now. I'll put it In the berth, snut tne door, jack." i Such a cosy home. A square room with doors on two sides, and two windows looking out on deck. There were two neat berths on one side, a table, mirror and sofa on the fourth, and in the centre a steam radiator with a marble top.

Two comfortable chairs, a sewing-machine. work-table and a faded carpet. On the walls a few prints, a sailor's can and a smalf case of books. Lace curtaius before the berths, and, beneath, -a set of drawers. The stranger took the child in her lap and gazed around the room in evident surprise.

This my home," said the captain's wile. "It is very pretty indeed. And you live here i "Yes, we live on the Jane. It is my mtsoana ooat. Are you going to ling- ntnu in I I ta 1-storv frame store and dwelling, cor.

Georgia and Fifth Streets. Price (XK). 2-story brick, wnh. tot 6lxlS2, No. SU Niagara street.

1-strwy frame, No. MT N. Division St, (oew.) T4-torv frame. So. 1 Sixth Street.

1 -story frame. No. 452 Seventh birect. Will be sold at a bargain, i 177 Thirteenth street. S-stnrv frame: lot VixlK 105 Glcawood Avenue, 2-torv frame.

Apply to JAMK8 MDONtl, '2U Arca1e Building. TJTOH BALK. 2-tory Brick House. I Seventh street, has all modern improvements. AIW1-1A.

i-storv frame House, No. 114 Whitney Place. 1-story Frame, So. 130 Farmer Street Lot Siiti I 1 story Frame, No. 184 Farmer Street Lot 44ZJ4S.

Apply to JAMES MIWSKT, Real Estate, 20 Arcade Building. HEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, So. 20 W. Swan; Colt Block. THE First of Mav General Moving Day has come, and in the classic language of the news- tmvs hen thev fail to sell ont, in silica on a inf.l.n(Hnutn nr mi.re of-aood hon-c-.

stores. room, etc.oiit of about I tried mv best to bulldoze von tnio Ulinrnien ai mv iii-i'm-. You have f-iile-1 to do and von may row come and take them at almost anything yon choose to offer. IIUntKMi't ill, I'll pay y. tire origin, new silver dollars (not the dollars of our Dainties, ltMAnw thev ain't heavy finotlih.

biltftic'i he (hey 'n. and Ihetn Int. mv reduced oriresl. Warm weather wili upon no, fvid 1 don Timporte to kill mpselfwith hn'd work to try to make you rich ami mvaeil poor, lx-emine I know if von want to nv. tra tent or aell anything in the line of real eei.ile and don't come Ui see me msn vnu'll the liwcr ia the lor-ff run.

Come anil try it f'U, because I wo-i't waste much ammunition noon vou un'il after the dog days. Until then I am sorrowluily, but hopefully, yours truly. LOUIS OITO. LEE zurs. Corner 5iaear and Fcarl Streets.

T7rOR SALE No. 173j Franklin Street, lot 60x, Ij "lM Cotiaee Street, lot JSxl.W. IWlLlnwood Avenue, Ipt 00x175. Pearl street. JCS7 Delaware Avenue, Hot 41x173.

5 Virginia i77 Hudson Htreet, lot Mlreet, lot 2xllS. Wl r'ranklin Street, lot rxl 1.1. UiriMt Wit -2il7ii. Si Moritan Street will lake smaller bonse In exctunire. SB Went tale Streetilot SBx7l.

GCiU Prospect Avenue, lot 4'2xi32 at a bargain. 151 Mariner sireet, lot lil Mariner Street, lot 10x100. at Hutler wtrect. ionftx-2ni witn atnuie. 7B8Hventn street, tot I.KR A ZTNK.

St Niagara Street, corner -rrVJH ALK. No. ifio North Pearl i-treot, two-Jtj story frame well butit, all the modern conveniences; frameata le. Let fiOxHio. A so No.

Proanecti Avenue, between Jersey anil Pnrtjr A venue, two-ptorv frame dwell ing; i a gooil orler. LotfixMi. Will be oll cheap tocloseanesuue. APlfly to 8t Niagara Street, cor. Pearl.) J.

S. LYON SON, Erie land Office 846 Main Street. rTXJ LF.T. Cottage No. 179 Niagara Street with all nwlern improvements, good lot Rent f.VKi per annum.

i Kor manufacturing nso, lot WO fett on Louisiana Wreet anil 300 feet on Hamburgh Canal wUh large brick butMings. i AIo lot ooxtto on comer Washington and yuay Streets with Biniil nnca muming. Also lot corner u.ia ar'i mmuiiiiiii nnwfca, fvww, On either short or longiterm. Appl to 1. B.

L. VON SON; TrvWKI.I.INlt IK ULTMKH for ale Mo. f.7 1 Mariner Street, lilick. tw in ick. two i tones, pas ana Water, In line nnlcr.

Iot 23x100. I-rice WW. iva franklin Street Kraine. frss, Witnr, bath-room. 20x173, with fruit trees I'rice If3 900.

No. lu college rame. iii iw. i ft) nut. So.

aso Thirteenth Street, 1-story Frame. fMllll. i No. -4 South Divlxlon Street, Frame, 1-story. Easy terms oan ue nasi on any me to LYtiN wor, nu.iL..lnmM sut lnin JOHN McMANTJS, Real Estate Agent, 6 East Swan St.

OANS vegotiatedtoi. Jtcal Estate tn any mm JJ from -20(l upwanls FOB SAI.B. No. 17 Prospec4 S-story Brick; lotaaxllSH. I o.

Prospect frame eoltnge; lot OoxlCo. No. Thirteenth BU, frame counire. No. ivut Oak 'i-atory brick lot t0xi0.

No. N. Division tot -27x1 111. No. Xevcnlh a-story brick; lot 83x132.

No. SIS PineSt, cottage. I No aiS Swan coiuire; lot 80x100. a onA 1.., W. 4 ami 'I enth Sts.

A Hne lot on Edard St, W. of Delaware, 3tx2ii0. 1 POR HEVT- No, 29 Prospect Ave. No. anil 1H4 West Huron St I No.

5110 story brick. I JOHN MCMANUS, IS East Swan Street. OK HK.NT. 12S Sixth ramo dwelling. li lilviMinnt.

frame dwelling. in. Apply to i.iiiv ili ira East Swan Street JOHN OTTO, 24 West Seneca Street, corner of Pearl. i71FUrlT FARM (for Sale. Twenty Acre 16-in.

Apples, llalilwinrGrecninga. -pltjs anil King varieties. acres mi-mm. barrels season of lK77)i Bears this year of scarcity 100 eaoh. Peach and uince, rears, ctierries, nil kimls of small fruits: iroOil House, If mile from centre of Fredonia State Normal School land Churches.

"or terms. price, apiHy to RATMoil Fredonia, Chamaiiina Co N. 1., or i JOHN OTTO, it West Seneca Street Buffalo. TTtOK RENT The elegant rosWence of the lit. F.

A. Alhortrer, No. 101 Main Sircet, with extensive grouads, large variety of fruit. out-houses, Ac, on lajiorauie or to 24 West Seneca Street, cor. Pearl.

ITOH SALE. Premises No. Wit hrie.k hOUFe. I.Ot lOOX Will be sold at a bargain if applied for soon. Annlvto I JOHN OllO, Apply to 21 West Seneca ctreet cor.

reari. M. MoCOMB, amber 8G8 Main Street, TTWIt SALE. A rural home in the village of wuiiamsvllle of about encrcs ti inmi, si (lwllinir. barn, orchard, o.

This can be made a nice tice. Will exi bange for city proper ha i. v. a And rnsWcnce. with aliout two inn, i -i hn, a varietv of fruit trees, barn.etcf, in the beautiful villageol Nunda; would i a tainina; DO acres of land, good barn, young i trMH nil ar.und the street: a grove of 4 or 5 aore on The river hank.

This is the most desirable place on the Island for Summer re sort, as it anjmns ine unaueni in-vTo Swan i-trcet 4-stery, with wing; In gissl order) baa gas, hot and cold water, cellar, bath. etc; $100. i. FQB HKNT No. Fourtoenlh St, 1 -story cot- laae, in (((Km unmrj FOR BKNT Throe new frame dwellings on li'tvis: verv tastv: rent $150.

Also two' new cottiiges on Davis, near Jefferson st; rent i per jeiu-. All of these will be ready for occupation ny may ist- inic hours ram-to to 12 A. and to 5 P. M. M.

MoCOMB. GEORGE NEWBR0OK, 18 Court SfreeUj -w7xn SAT.TCor Plxchanire. r-arm on aiair lOR SALTS or Exchange. Farm on Main St. unui.iA iitv Line, oontuininsr tlltv notes lustontslde City Line, containing Bltv soies with brick house and good- barns, lane orchard and a variety of fruit in a good state of cultivation.

Will take house and lot on west side in part payment. This Is a nnei oppormoitv for an exchiiuge. uo'J 1 Street. rTH KT. No.

Caxy Street, brick, gas, water ox, Aiion Htiwet. cor. Wadsworth Park: fnmA. firas.i water, bath, mantels and -rts. fine larso lawn, shade and fruit tree.

5 Mairl Street, formerly uted as nml c.lnlHinir ssore: $300. No. 14S Sixth street, good 2-story frame bouse, or unfurnished Rent very A I GEO. NEW BROOK, rr .18 Court Streef: r-inw a T.Tf. or Kxohanire.

a irood frame dwel ls Ilr.g, No. 171 Bryant St, near Delaware Ave. Larje lot, frnit ami shaae trees. A very desira ble place. ui taxjo a email suuro amu, in MONEY TO LOAN on Bond and Mortgage security, In large or small sums.

I Gii.O. Nl 18 Court Street o. J. S. P.

HASTINGS, 4 Brown'a Building. TTIOR 8 ALB. A desirable Farm ol 73 acres. aj situated in the Town oi oaraima, r-rie nnn.hlf mile from R. R.

Depot: has arootl hnn.linirs. is well watered. Rood soil and pleasant Burronmlines. Will exchxnge In part payment tor improveu Miy property. A AliM of 3o acres of choice land in the Town of Elma, about fonfiteen miiea from Buffalo, one mile from B.

R. Depot; has excellent buildings, good orchard, is well watered and under good cultivation. Will iexcuange for improved city property. Apply Z'- i Brown's llnilUinpf. TTriTt SALE.

The a-BSorv Brick Dwellme. IP No. 85 Whitney Place. Contains tne modern improvements, ia a central and desiraoie locauon. c.

J. 4 Brown's Builaing HUME; SANFORD, 16 West Swan Street. inou SALE. -i-Scme Hrst-class Proprrty on Kranklin Street, and offerel at reduced Jsorttaeist corner Franklin and Allen Streets, known nthe lag honao. Lot 141x174.

Kranklin Street, 3-tory brick, all modern ini nrwemenU. Lot 1 Al Franklin Street, a-tory brick, Mansanl roof. Rli mrt'ifrn iraproTOmonw. Jjos ieet ironw Frauklra street, 4-t-tory brick, Alanaard roof, T1 An nnn1itlon. IjOt 4t-lT3 Vi.

Franklro Street, a-etor brick, in firt-rate vonMir vnrv convenient. L.Ot40xlio. irrnnklin Street, 2-atory ia good con- vUn.rtl. Lot Stlxl7L t-rf Franklin Street, 3 story brick, all modern with barn. IjOtV-xlaO.

franklin btreet, 3-story brick; a modan Itnilf hmtsA. Lor aOxltS. 2 Fraoklin Street, 3-atory brick; this one of thbet buiirand most convenient houses in the r'lv ot 8-xl74. Poosetwion when desired, iorfrtther particularsonlv to 1 West Swan street Fpfe SALE. rery Desirable Ilesidence 15 FBiSXWX STREET.

J5KTWEEN ALLKN-AND NOKTH STREETS. r-wO-TOKY- BRICK and French Boot, with aU the modern improvements, and ex- aident repair- Also GOOD BUIIjDING LOTS on North Pearl n'aboVe Ilien. Apply to 8.th .1 fr'iilte'eBank. -mhsttf. ri-V) LH't, -Hore, with rooms over it.

kii st. 1 'tore nod hnr.iin-hou... M-Michan St. tlf oi'ino-or s'ure dttad to suit, Maiu St. swore toi Ohi- St.

kkio w-th water, low rents, w-irohou'e and dock and yard (or for sale cheap a'Ts 3-i acres land on S'nec a Street OriiO. B. rOl 1 UK, 68 Main Stree1. 1 URN ITU RE CHEAP We have a very line Stock of PARLOR, DINlNe-BOOM and CHAMBER SETS, also I LaMEBKJCISS, CORNICES, MIRRORS, Ac SCHLUIND 1)0LL. Straw.

Goods AND MAKE MONEY. GOODS RECEIYED DAILT, AT E. BERGT0LD. CAXIT, LA ROSE, LE0TILLI, YORK PRICES. Bottingr: ST.

JUL I EN, 93.00; ST. ESTEPH, Buffalo. STOVE CO. 03 Beneca St. OUB MQTTOI THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE AND RANGED IN THE MARKET.

i Time Tried and Flro Tested! ACKNOWLEDGED FAVORITES. ETEST 8T0VE BELIABLE, i AHBPEO VXB A AIL GOODS FTTLL7 WABBAKTED. and Convenience. IN JLLE STYLES BUY 1 1 i Oonosite Tifft TTnnno lv-tnths-ly The World's Standard SCALES Have no Equal for Accuraoy, Conven-, ii lenoe and Durability. RECEIVED HIGHEST PRIZES, HOLD AT PARIS EXPOSITION OF 1878.

Quality, Strenirth and Dnrab'lity considered, the i-i Cheapest as well as Die Best. i -FOR SALE ALSO THE NEW CHARTER OAK LAWN MOWER PATENT ALARM MONEY-DBA WERS, THE IMPROVED TYPE-WRITER, COFFEE MILLS, SPICE MIL1 8, AND bTORE FIXTURES GENERALLY. i FAIRBANKS 216 Main Street, Buffalo, If. T. i i I THERE IS NO DOUBT THAT thousands of children die from deficient or improper nourishment, and Mothers and Kimes should see to it the infantconstitation Is built up and strengthened by proper food before the trying SUMMbJi MON.THS come, which are Uie most dangerwtu.

to infant life. For this emergency hns 'he indoreinent of Uie Matrons and i'hysi-cians of ihe principal Infant Asvlnms and L. ing-in HospiUls in the Unitel tJUtes, and Phvsiclana of all schools have sriren I' their unquali'fled an provsl a a UKillLY NUTRlTlOUes and easily assimilated food, and expeHaliy adapted or in-fanU and gjotving children. fs aiwo apecialiy a-iapi to adults sutTering from weakneBs of the digestive organs, and, tlterefore, thoe aftlirtt with any symptoms of IN DIG K8-TION will And, on trial, it ha all ihe qualities that have teen claimed for it, and all tbat tbey can desire in Uie wny rtf nmrition and strength. WOOI-KICH A on every label, my6t31-tuthslo ATTItACTIONS I AT THE NEW BOOT SHOE STORE 1 The Largest Assortment, Ihe Lowest Cash GEO.

LI. WARNER, SO. 24 XAIJI STREET, (Opposite Academy of Muaicl. H0B8E8 AND MULES. p.

1 111 undersigned has, at his ftAfk A. Sales Stable on Roos ad- mm Joining Rooa's Brewery, fin lot of VJ 1 Carriage and TTork Horses. Ml MULES and CANADA II It -1 a eenstantly on GEORGE ROUS miimmmiimmmam 7... taDle in the lar oi ine niacninery. a in baby slept again, lulled by tne lunaoy oi tne tnroDDing- eneme Dealing its lmjiuiffc steady rythmic measures.

A Shadow swept, past tne winuow aim the wife rose and looked out. "The steamer is anchored Just inside the Narrows. I must eo and see if John wants anything. Hake yourself comfort able till thev come for Vou." The tuar baa come up aioncrsiue -me steamship, and was preparing to put a line to her. The storm seemed to rage in wilder fury here.

Huge waves rolled in from the sea. and the Jane seemed a mere cockle shell as she pitched and reeled over them, the quies on me water, her vaster bulk makinsr her indif ferent to these coraDarativelv moderate seas. A ladder with a plank lashed to it was run out from the steamer's deck and it fell on the top of the house. Judder was put up from the and, one at a itime, the steerage passengers were handed ud. As the Jane roseou the crest of a wave, the ladder was for an instant level, and then, with a quick rnn, the men and women were hurried on board.

Arms were stretched to assist them over the peril-ous way, and Jack and the captain stead ied the ladder. Not a word was gam; it wag useless. The screaming of the wind in i the iron riccrinsr. the roar of the- team blowingjfrom the safety-valve, the clank of the ancnorengine, anu tue suiasn and dash of the waves mingled in stormy uproar. The boatswain's whistle piped shrill over all, and the monster began to move.

The waves, caught Detween mc two steamers, leaped in white elouds of spray over the wheel-house. The con- denser began to throw a huge stream of hot water "over the deck. There were hoarse commands, shrill pipings, and frantic gestures. The last mail-ag went nying tiirougn tne air, ana tine ui.ii wretched passenger, wet and frightened was put aboard. The wife, with steady nerves, held the wheel, i sne siarwju ner the wheel round with visforoiia-tfoke." The boat churned up the sea, and with a staggering plunge struck off the steamship.

A sudden calm fejl on the boat, and there was only the wapii or. tne sea anu ue uuuu vi uup engine. i -v -1 "VViAAJ i TRAVELERS' GUIDE, I i rhe Arrival and Departure of Trains, C. W. BILLEB'8 Coach and Bagzaire Express, So, 409 Sain Street i General Kailroad Ticke.

Mfllce. Tickets sohl to all points East and West Drawing-room and Sleeping-car tickets sold. Baggage checked (from residence or hotel, if des red,) to destination. erik haiijWat. i SBFOT ON EXCHAltei MICH.

Train leave for the Halt, daily, at B.0O A.i if. and 2.50 and 9.20 P. x. snnuays, anu r. (New-York time.) I Train leave for Albany at 2.50 P.

and arriyeB at Albany at 6 A. V. Leaves Albany at 8. p. and reaches Buffalo at 11.50 a.m.

Additional train leave Buffalo at 7.20 A. m. and S.25 p. M. for Attica, Avoi Coming Koch-ester; at 6.50 p.

h. for local stations between Buffalo and Hornellsvlile. i I I train arrive from the Halt at 12.05, 8.0O, 8.30, 10.36 and 11.50 A. 12.46, 6.15 and 8.20 P. M.

Train leave for Niagara Bridge, daily, at 12.15 and 8.40 A. ana a.io, 8.20 p. m. Sundays at 8.40! A. 12.10 anda.20 P.M.

4 Train arrive from the Tails at 5.35 and 8.20 A. 12.85, S.15 and 8.45 P. K. Sundays at S.1B and6.16p.ic 'i If. CENTRAL, dt HUDSON RiyKR.

DEPOT eH IICBASfil ABOVX MICH. Train leave for the Matt at 4.35, 5.00 and 8.00 A.M 410, 8.00 arid 8.40 p. x. Sundays at 'iio p. x.

ano 8.40 p.m. Trnint arrive from the JBaM at 8.00, A. X. and 10.30 A. 12.50, aoo and 5.10 w.oo a.

i Train leave for Niagara lull and Buipemion Bridae at 9.00 a. 12 2.30, 6.00 ands.oo p. Train arrive from Niagara laU and Suspen sion Bridge at 10.10 A. x. 12.60, s.ao, 7.au ana P.

X. Sunday Train for Niagara Falls at 10.00 A. Arrives from Falls at 7.15 P. x. i i Loekport Divition.

Trains leave Erie-Street De pot at 7.10 A. x. and 4.30 p. x. Arrive from Loekport at 10.10 A.

M. and 8.55 p. Tonawanda and Balavia train leaves at 3 p. X. i Train leave Erie-Street Depot for Niagara FalU at 9.00 A.

X. I I-' i NORTHERN Train leave for Philadelphia, Baltimore, via N. T. Central, at 4.35 and 8.00 A.1 x. and P.

via Erie Bailway at 2.50 P. X. and 9.2 p.x. I Train arrive from the East at 12.50 X. and S.U0 p.

X. andl2.50 p. x. No Sunday Trams, i LAKE SHORE MICH SOUTHERN. Train leave for the Wetl, from Exchange-Street Depot, at 1.00 A.

x. daily and at i.oo A. x. ex cept Sunday), 12.45 p. x.

(daily) 4.00 p. x. except Sunday); 9.15 p.x., (except Saturday) from feast Buffalo at 1.00 A. M. and 12.45 p.

x. 9.13 except Satnrday. Special St. Louis Express at 8.20 A. X.

tdally). I Train arrive at BvffcUo at 4.15 and 10.00 A. and 1.25, 7J5 and 8.20 p. X. 8undays at 1.25 P.

8.20 P. X. and 4.15 A. X. Above Is Buffalo time.

1 I I i BRAND TRUNK Jl AIL WAY. SI Train leave Buffalo, New-York ttmo, as foLows from Erie Depot, corner Michigan and Exchange Streets. Day Express at 8.00 A. and Night Express at 12.20 A. for Hamilton, Brantford Paris, London, Detroit and Chicago.

i From New-York Central Depot, Erie Street- Day Express at 8.40 A. and Night Express at 18.45 A. for Detroit, Chicago and all points West. Accommodation for Stratford at 5.06 p. Train leave East Buffalo (William-Street Depot at 8.25 a.

and l.oo x. I- I Leave Black Bock at 8.65 A. 5.20 P. X. and 1.80 A.

X. I ij i Train arrive at Erie-Street Depot from the West at 6.55 A. 11.65 A. X. and 8.00 P.X.

QREAT WESTERN. i TVaitis lean from Erie Depot, corner Exchange and Michigan Streets, at 8.40 A. 8.20 and 12.10 p.x., and 12.16 A. M. via Suspension Bridge for Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit and Chicago; and 2.15 p.

x. for Hamilton, Toronto and London, and at 8.20 p. x. via Air-Line for St. Thomas and Lon don, stepping at all stations.

i trains leave via N. Y. Ci (Exchange 8t Depot) at 9.00 A. x. and 12.00 noon, and 8.50 p.

x. fox Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit and Chicago; 2.80 P. X. for Hamilton, Toronto ana Lonaon. etunday trains leave Erie Railway -Depot at 12.10 p.

x. and via N. Y. C. Railway (Exohange St.

Depot), at 10.00 m. i i Trains arrive at Erie Railway Depot, corner Ex change and Michigan Streets, at 5.35 and 12.36, 8.15 and 8.45 p. via Air-Line, 1.80 P. Sundays, 8.15 and 6.15 and via N. Y.

C. at 10.10 A. 12.50,' 8.20, 7.50 and 9.00 P. Sundays at 5.30 p. x.

I Trains leave and arrive on New-York time. CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY LINE. Train leave Exchange St. Depot (Buffalo time) as follows: 8.16 A. St.

Louis Express, daily; 12.20 p. Pacino Express, daily, for Detroit, Toledo, Chicago, and all points West and South west; 12.10 A. Special Chicago: Express, for Detroit, Toledo, Chicago, St. Louis, and all parte of the West, except Mondays Mall Train leaves Erie-Street Depot at 5.05 A. except Sunday Sunday TVofn for Detroit, Toledo, Chicago and the West, at 12.20 P.

St. Louis Express at 8.15 A. x. (from Exehange-Street Depot.) IVains arrive from Detroit and Toledo at 7.40 A. x.

(except Monday), 2.10 p. x. and 8.50 p. x. daily; and from Niagara (Erie street) at 1035 A.

W. Irain leave Erie-Street Depot (daily) for Niagara Falls and Niagara at 5.25 p. x. BUFFALO, N. Y.

PHILADELPHIA. BirOTCOKSIBOrilCHANGE ANDLOUISIAKA 8TRKBTS. I Train ieav(dsily, except Sundays), Buffalo time, at 8.00 A. X. (Mail); 4.10 p.

x. (Port Allegany Express). i Train arrive from Port Allegany at 10.45 A. and from Emporium at 6.50 p. x.i BUFFALO SOUTHWESTERN, IVxtin leave Buffalo from New-York Central De- pot, on Exchange Street, (New-York time) as follows! I At 8.30 A.

making through connection for Bradford and the Tnna Valley Oil District, Pittsburgh and the Lower Oil Country and all points West, At 4.50 p. making through connection for Corry, MeadvUle, Oil City, Pittsburgh, 4c IVaina arrive In Buffalo at 10.00 A.M. and 8.15 p. x. i ERIE LEHIOH VALLEY.

Train leave for Philadelphia, Baltimore and all points South. Erie Depot, 8.00 A. arrives at Philadelphia at 10.00 p. 2.50 p. arrives at Philadelphia at 6.40 a.

9.20 p. x. arrives at Philadelphia at 8.15 p. x. ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD.

Train leave tor Oil Regions and Pittsburgh, vis Buffalo A Southwestern Railway, from N. Y. SH.B.B, B. Depot, New-York time: Pittsburgh Express at 8.30 A.X.; Night Express at P.M. ZVofau arrive ally at 10.00 Ax.

and 8.15 p. Important Decision. duuge tiaignt yesterday handed down a decision in the case of Henry Dupont and others, of Cincinnati, against John D. Griswoid. As the decision is brief, and states the facts, we give it herewith as follows: 8upreme Court.

Erie Conntv. Henry Dupont. La Motte Dunont and K. .1. nnnonf plaintiffs, against John t).

Griswoid, defendant: This eause coming on to be tried before me at the Special Term of the Court held at the City and County Hall in the cltv of Buffalo on the fourth Tuesday of March, 1878. without a jury, ana naviug ncara the proofs of the re. speetive parties, and duly considered the same. 1 no nna as jacts First That tbe plaintiffs, thronsrb E. K.

Donohue, their agent, at tne city of Cincin- a 4,000 PARASOLS AND Sun Umbrellas NOW OPEN AT BARNES, BANCROFT cos 260 to 268 Main Street. CASH. SUMMER SILKS AND GRENADINES ALSO DAMBRICKS MUSLINS JUST OPENED AT i- BARNES, BANCROFT i BARNES, BANCROFT CASH AND ONE PRICE, i to 268 Main Street. i i i Upholstery Drapery DEPARTMENT. I Tery attractive display of CURTAINS and CURTAIN! MATERIALS i ANTIQUE CURTAINS, RAW (-ILK8, PLUSHES, BROCA TELLE, JUTES, SPUN SILK and WOOL.

Also, always on hand, HAIR MATTRESSES, SPRING LEDS, CORNICES, LAMBREQUINS FEATHERS, 8TAIR RODS, Ac, Ac. OILCLOTHS, LINOLEUM MATTINGS. House -Keeping Qoods. Our Stock in this Department has never been 1 Equalled. ELEGANT SATIN DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS and NAPKINS to match; TU.1KEY BED TABLE CLOTHS and NAP KINS to match.

I DAMASK TABLING by the Yard. TURKEY RED TOILINETTF, all Prloes. PIANO COVERS, New Patterns. TOWELS and TOWELING. MARHRILl.llfl SPREADS.

We are daily throwing out Great Bargains In this Department, such as I --17 Inch TOWELING 5c, worth 7e 17 Inch All-Linen 7c, worth 10c en Inch A 1-Llnen TABLING STc, worth 8 So WHITE SPREADS, TSC I WHITE SPREADS, 1.00 and fl.SS. I CARPETS. MORE OF THOSE i Choice Ingrain AT 67 CENTS. JUST RECEIVED 200 pes choice Tapestries 72c. 300pcs choice Tapestries 75c.

i0O PIECES LATE8T PATTERNS BODY JJItUSSEIS, AXJI1NSTER and WILTON BARNES, BANCROFT CO. 2G0 toi2G8 main Street, A a zz No. 472 Main Street, PIIILADELFIHA LAWN MOWER. i i AWARDED THE FIKST PRIZE AT PARIS IX 1878, PHILADELPHIA, 1870, C0LOGXE, GEBMAS 1875, And at numerous State and Coun'y Fairs in this Country. I (7 The Lightest Running, Simplest and most Durable Mower made i i i C.

E. WALBRIDGE, Cor. Washington S. Division. D.

15. McNISH No. 304 Main Street. Large assortment (Just in) of New.DcsIgna Pl ANTELS AND GRATES li ALSO BRASS FIRE SETS, i' A5DIR0SS, MOTPX'S TILES. ty Lacroix's Tube Colors for China and Tile Decoration, Fine Brushes, Ac fe27-ly-ths Atu NEW STYLE BUTCHER SCALE! KICKEL PLATED, i 1 BRASS BEAMS, i PORCELAIN SLAB.

ll 17 Don't bay any Scale before yon see this, BUFFALO SCALE i -)s No. 322 Exchange Street. mbll-tnthfts-ly THE HANDSOMEST yueat riTnning hth Intent improrefl flfiWINb MaCIIINE ia the celebrated WHITE i MACHINE. T7 KT1: FTP all the Arst-class Machines in tbe market, same a the Hinder And Howe, but the WITITR MACHINE ia the most enmpIoUi And perfect otWW the machines ever invented. A huty that wiBhes to bay can have a variety to choose from at either of hit offices, and can eare a pent' commission and annoyance, "4 I sell machines direct out of the atore xtl employ no agents or canvassers.

ran, smith, General Agent for White, Singer and Howe Machines. No. 1 1 K. ffWAN and ho. 898 BEGAD WAY.

As i THE BEST IN THE WORLD. PFTKR MABTWrJ Moist Air Heating and Ventilating Apparatus, made of Cast and Wrought Iron, and warranted to give satisfaction. Also, FETES MARTIN'S Patent Triumph Steam Beater aDd Ventilating Apparatus, the rt and cheapest 8 team Generator in the world for booses and vuhlie buildings. Twrlve pounds of steam nM PaWAAr iltHllA. aI hscientic principles.

Mr. MARTIIT having bad some twenty years' practical experience in this psrticulAr line of basinesB will give it his partica-iar attention. I also have an Attachment for ilol Writer which can be applied to either tbe Hot-Air or Steam Fnraaces so that Hot Water can be drawn at any part of the bniiding for Bath and other purposes and also to heat bv ITot Water. All order Ief-with ASO. I.

SMITH Pinmher, and ft teara Fitter, Na 51 Pearl Street, will have npl attenuon. 9e23-ij.