Buffalo Courier from Buffalo, New York • 3

ftortriic. STATIONERY, AG. LATEST NEWS THE DAILY COURIER. "TUESDAr MORMNQ, WEPT- I85- Tla aiy-KaaWlinla Wrj taa aWrw aEarll aw arfahaatianaa, ava Itiasfr rkf Pan IHnwllww Twarrr-xTXT bat. TW MWoriug ia a aumnary of the Utaliiess Um Board, giring naaaUr of ex-eeawOoBS fnr various cwimw, isstber of oooacdpte On Btwreirieg ta withdrawal t4 aJrhWr firwaa th front tbe rflrMoae sweets rsa ritatjaw tasitar, tboeaweay sasate a ieaaa a tsr est Uc4 pawt ea" tbe r4vvia tbeta-afcvr aai eattskssT taa aad bbertda trees a MV atrtrtag be mahF- lat tb Uestatmiae, both the rigbt aavd oeattar tvfatff wtaeh ssasnete4 without vry aartoas teas ia kiUod aad wtntaaVd.

MI. Molaool Uok rf Kiailir aa4 MMHWSUWltt i tatrtra ta a ta kwaaiaa eoaaaaaataa aie ilataaja UBi aaat cilf tad tit twlry -TW lxrr BaeBa wOt Be BBed a MBO aaJUS Bituix rruot ca, xm 3MfW llcvoKsa. VU ol.B II OMK i a eta CaaxUak a Jtataanhrt Maartaama Bandar KK.XO' 1 TUB KAB.T, I Kayat tilekam, tba tm tke kaM. ta tbe atmajte set Anar. AaajjariaBt tka ajwrik fketteaaa utoratara ia tuoa lv4ie.

isbm. as aal UaVSJUX, ac'Tt-St a Ot Ml 1 TTaMMONtV TatKATtSMt HTVlsTMaV wm npeeiai hi rent ta HUH tsar Sai a UBBMBBt AHUiaaa A. ttaanaKaaa, M. U. vtuuv aw psv IttarawtiowH of the ratted 9atr.

Taarth Pacaa "wwwi ayatttkeahyl aa Natioetal ttana- tKtaksr ig sen i HY asting a. itM ISutu, riuUk, uo pa. At Ckkt (ta thimtaai. r-kUMMky Uwtaastt. JuM raetHVod aiwt lureate By Jyt WWKlta.

WfUtl A W. lt ec lrei MeuMHkry fX Arte, Mantetaea aaa) Muh; edu4 bji Mttka. Haatt. a r. a.

BV: aMtat by IX Ji-fpi ea Oa. A Mnnal of Deration ftw twU aa4 urate kt t.orgy TuMd, 1 tUaeOC) Nulafc lluwa's Hi-turWl hkrwar; ky ima liawa, af "Skehauyraaa K-akr Ught, a MueaaM)i ky Uviea studea. tlrwt couf.Xrun.4i a a stud vt latMtoa Waf taarae tectuy.at, tMlvenM at tk Ruyal laauwooa at Unittt Brrtaii, ta tha aaaaea u( IMS. Jt nieaavwt n4 tWMl ky i jyt tutaia.u wrutH nv. Mt at rslIK Hlhl.UWMIi t.V BtOtaBUs Mt' Mrt mt lite imi tVl COAIt.N'a tlBrary, wilt a at very law price al luvad, kWtle A tas Horn Siura.

1SS Mala elree Volitates rWsW! Statutes T. Vota, t.ltl tteaeral taiuta N. ISBr-trA Yarn New Vara Code, Veorhle adlLtoa, tssj. Volawtw Uvt of Svw Ver k. i-S-li, Volnraa Atttry'a ContawnUrtea.

Volume St oft a tUraliy artrprudeara. VuliitB America fouoUtatWa. Volume Chluv'a Plaadliuia. Valumr Howard's Practlca Report. Jyie A.

JMss-w Asttronotuy, SPIIKHH'AL AND PRACTICAL AHTRO OkVi ky William taavas; ta twa vote, of 1SS patfaaSvo. 4 not pabliahed and for aala by JoS3 BREim, BUTU.R A 1 Rabi at IT-lKlOll fArKBS by Tboaaaa Hlinrinaoa Ullias: A book puhlUhad Ol uhtUliad oa Its BierUa far ale by Jaat reccsvad aad for ale ky ts BilKlO), BLTLKK 8S Rata AUCTION SALES, J. p. HUOhX'UAr-v, Aaettaa lare Pareniptory 8al af KLKOANT rCKNITOBS, CARPKTA BOUa. CAtikMi, RAlTRKtMtKa, CMOCaJUlY, 1 STOVKti.

TBS CtTT AuvTloa Booaa, I axo Wat kaaa ca ayaaBT, ByC Q. IIUSU, Jr. Wkbsksday, Sitrr. 23, at 9 A. li, Will ba aold without reeerva, fur paraoa braakinc Hook Vmtve, Bed room aets, kola, Tetaavtaua, Ymj Ohaira, bofa Kockar and Chairs, Marbl-Vp and Kxtanakm Taoiea, Oak Desk, Bareaaa, Waakslanda, Quartet tea, btanda, tWpe), Mahorany and common Badataada, liair iraad Seat-ran atattroaeea.

Caae Chair and Boekera, riHwcav Orocaery, ate, iy Terms caeh. 0) 0) aaa ax Maptiaa. ay lae aaiaar as Ua UtUa r-m MMd.tA. Ntttriv SB llMl MlBtnn 1 AaBBSB. aaa Fixe Ajrrv The Sew Tork ijeumitty IW ha the following reference to picturea, oa awl of William 1L Brd, viae baa tefemeel from his summer lour, sad Is hard at voriu-.

Tba largest, which la aa upright, about thirty by twenty laches, is from a study of water, rocks aad trees, made by bin while la the While Mountain tba pat ainatr. it fa yet far treat completion; but promises to be eoe of the moat affective and successful of uis artist's production. The motive ol tbia -work is staple aad BOprwteottoua; a in id -summer day at noon, a cluster of moss clad rock, a mountain brooklet, with cascade add pool, prisoeval forest tree, dad Ia leafy verdure, aod ix-Bring oa some of ther boughs gray ami trailing moss; the dead aod hark leas trunk of a 1 alien pioe, rifia of sunshine; patches of shadow, and an atmosphere tremulous with light and warmth making ap a picture full of floe effect and rare excellence. A bear, introduced into tbe foreground, is depicted in iteard's happiest manner, and, apparently, ponaeawe all tbe characW riiaka of these denize na of tbe wilder a. Within the Woods" is tbe title of an exquisitely beautiful oval, representing a relvet-aotiered ser with its doe aod fa waa, standing by a pool of water in tbe deepest recess of a forest, where the sunlight is softened by falling through umbrageous trees, and tbe dreamy atmosphere is odorous with the exhalations of fern and liliea, and all green things.

Silver birches, trembling aspen, drooping elms and other graceful tree, miugling their branches overhead, form a bower, within the shade of which the group of deer is appropriately placed. There is a lenderneM of feeling and delicacy of conception shown in this little picture which we scarcely hoped ever to fiod in Mr. Beard's works, and which is a new and most pleasing evidence of this artiet's versatility of talent Heard I also engaged on two smaller cabinet picture, which wiU foist his contribution to the Artists' Fund Association. One, which bears tbe quaint name of "Are you looking for any one in particular?" is in tbe artist's usual humorous vein, and represents three rabbits aiuinjr erect on their hauncuea at the loot of a sycamore tree, peering inquiringly over tufts of waving ter-n at an approaching settler, which, with cautious steps and a rather puzzled expression, is advancing through the tall grass towards them. Tbe dog is evidently unaccustomed to such receptions, tn is It the usual cualotn of rabbits thus to receive their enemy, except, perhaps, in Beard's pictures.

In the dixtance the sportsmen is observed apparently wondering at the curious acene presented to his eyes. The other picture is simply a white squirrel, with a remarkably handsome tail, among autumnal foliage. He evidently belongs to the best society, and is as proud of his snowy fur as some ladies are of their ermine cloaks. Bryant A Ptratton's Commercial Coi.i.eoe Evening Skssio.v. This institution will be opened for evening classes on Monday, October 5th.

Penmanship, Business Correspondence, Arithmetic, Book-keeping and Telegraphing will be taught in the most practical manner. Young men will have a lino opportuuity to complete tbe course during the evening sessions. se22clt Metropolitan Gift Book Store No. 199 Main street, Buffalo E. S.

Brooks, proprietor At this establishment all books are sold at tbe regular retail prices, and a gift given to each purchaser at the time of sale, varying in value row 50 ceuts to 100. For further particulars fall and get or send for a catalogue. jal7c Mokk Arrests. The Pollen of Roses, a superior Dentifrice, will arrest decay and prevent decomposition of the teoth. Try it.

For sale by Druggists. selSclw tW The American Route. Passengers for Chleatco and the West," should be Hure and purchase via the old reliable American Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Line. ffSff" Americans should patronize American institutions. m23R XW You can buy Pure Old Yye Whiskey for $1 per gallon, at Swift i Lines' Liquor Store, 142 and 144 Seneca street, Buffalo, and other pure wines and liquors for medicinal use equally cheap, The attention of druggists solicited.

uul8cRwlm 5T" Gentlemens Collars done up for two shillings, per dozen, at Robinson fc Ball's Great Emporium. We have just purchased a Laundry and are prepared to do up collars in Troy style at twenty-five cents per dozen. Briug them on. se21c3t Get thk Bkht. Rev.

C. A. Buckbee, Treasurer American Bible Union, New York, writes: "I very cheerfully add my testimony to that of numerous other friends, to Mrs. S. A.

Allen's World's Hair Restorer and Zylobalsamum. The latter I have found superior to anything I have ever used." Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot, 198 Greeenwich st.New York. so21cRw8w FURNITURE WAREROOMS K. 3 Swia 8ir4.

ALV ET Offers hia en tiro stock of well-aatacted Psmitara at lower rates than any other eotabltahaient ia tbe city, FOR CAMU. Hlkrst ch price paid for Heeond hand rnrnltort Pardee breaking ap aoaaakaepiBg will do wall, to a No. swan Mrvet. af.lAutf $1,000 REWARD! a afawe Ola a Itl Crtrw Dl'ffiLO PtffflUOE AND Envelope Manufeictory, 1SS Stmt, UtJJFlrVJL.O. E.

B. sJEWETT CHV Manufacture aad keep coeetaatly ue hand all ef tuKADIXU STVLKS AND HIXIM "Which, 'or sapertority ef vk, aad cttaiplctean of fuldlnn, wtll anwd sacoad to aoaa now ta tea atari. Wa can aell CtMter fhiB any Ea.tf rru Slarkcf, lat. We Maaafaesare ensv raswr. tM.

We have aaaehtaea ibai aaake Iwtee lb aaaaaat day mekln ta smhs thcrrby BBMrWy- Brrirt ttt t'eMt at MaanctarlaaT. Wa shall always koap a fall stwk Uw hd1r aiae aad qnalliia ef a-avaleoee oa aaud, ae laat Shall be enabled to FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY. In connection with the Envelope business, we shall coatinoe ike IP A. AND PEINTEES' STOCK Trade, always keeping a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of the following goods, at tha LOWEST PKIGES: Flat Writing Papers. IMPEUIAl Sl'PSK KOVHL, ROYAL.

MEDIUM, DOUBLE CAP, FOLIU 1MWT, UKMT, KOWN, All Welakts, SMALL Ail Papers lor CircularSe IBls ntKNCH LBrTEIf, COMMEBCIAL LBTTBR, rI COMMERCIAL KOTK, PACKET POST, LETTER, BILLET NOTE, 1 KMBOfHED NOTIV4, Afl SHEET CARDS. white cniitA, COLORED CHINA, All Calara, BATIK ENAMEL, SATIN SIRMCR, DOUBLE 1NA.HEL) BRISTOL BOARO, KAILKOAD BOARD, All Col Bra, BRIMTOL BOARDS, AU Calora, LIGHT AM I) HEAVY PRINTERS' BOARDS. CUT CARDS, All Grades, Colors Sies On hand. COLORED COVER PAPERS, All Calars and Weight. Glazed and Plated Txiper.

MATHER'S: NEWS AND BOOK INKS, Warranted. Wade's Inks'. Alt Calars aa Prieesv: COPYING PAPERS, WhiU and Colored. We shall always keep on i EXTRA FINE PAPERS. MANTTFACTURKD TO OUR OWN ORDXB, the followtas sire FOOLSCAP, AndNOTB.

ALSO, IMPORTED ARNOLD'S INKS, Yery Ex. Ex. Heary Blotting- Paper, DALE'S PURE CARMINE INK, K. B. KWBTT Ae CO.st New Map of the City of Buffalo, COPYirt'Csr I'RESSHS, 1 Colored and White la Poster Paper; Alt BUea.

BOOK PAPEltSi All Grade a4 Ulera. AGENTS FOR WAtNUT ISLAND CAP. LETTER 4c NtEX PAPERS or AX.Z. subcnay 2 Envelopes and Stationery. JWETT CO.r 188 WaAliiitt Street, I Hath aao Mr i AA aU hhv, l'; wtd 1 1 1 1 At aad at UKIMSTsUSerrtt I MIT ABLE lUIR IJXSTOILm VE- IT IS OT A DTK, BotrwMur rMur cray hair to Ua entriaad caafcar.

by wapptv-tha capillary takea with ttaiarai aaMeawuBra, u- taw th. faired wv age or dlaejuc. Ail Viar oatpoewd of law eaainc, dwetroyhay Ux vitaHtv aad beautty of Ua hair, aad 3ord taaasaaivea aa drer-ta Haiautraet lalatitabte Ceiarbaf Be caUy re atarea hair to lu natural cukir aa wuy pmcem, bat Blvca the hair a proeaotee its growth, pnrrwnta tta IWIiag eradjeausa daadrafr, aad impart bealth aad pteauttBaa to bead. It baa atovd the km of lime, beiiw tbe ariftnal Uair Colortns, aad 1 onataBUy iBaeaatag ia favor. H4 bv both eewtteaaeB and iadiea.

It ta eold br alt reapectabta daalera, or caa be uwnanad bv then of the commercial areola, D. B. Barnea Jt Co SIS Broadway. ncvim. i wo auea, wienu aaa SI.

jeMcMWAFSra VlKMir.S ICELWII PECTORAL. Diseases of the Throat, Cheat and Palaaoaary ovn are ever prcraiunt, inatdktoa and daageroaa. The properties of a medicine to alieviata, cor aitd Bftroot ibeae complaint, tutut be Kxpecturant, Aaodyaa aad looaening the mucu of the throat, aad impartint; tone to the entire system. No diacovary ia medical science, aver mastered tbia claas of Almmmem like Ir. Wyakoon Iceland Pectoral- it 1 need wUt the most aioniliinie reanlla is all uwea of Browchitta, nnueiu, noopinv-vooa, mpninena or rmna Pore Throat, Aftthuia, Croup, Cooha, Isolde, tamnty, dec The liev.

J. i. Potter ceruoea that 1 have need Dr. Wvnkoop'a Pectoral for eeverat year, myself and in family, for revere Pulmonary Complaint, and bare recommended it to many others, and have never seen Its equal. iter.

rotter, ttrooaiyn, n. Hundreds and thottssnds of lmponat tesmoalals could be produced, showing its reiuarkabl carea, aad that it utMTjaus. It 1 composed of pure Iceland Moas, Balm of QUead, Pernvtan Balsam, Klecampane, Comfrey, Burdock ana ouierinvaiaameeipecvorani ana topic iugr1Ma. Im heniileee. orotnot and laetlzte.

inTailus ana eoner- i era cannot anora to neglect a mat. lamuy ahould lure It. It Is remarkable for Croap. mil ile- recommendation and directions accompany each bottle. roiu in dubbio or an principal urajqfisia.

Prepared by Dr. K. D. Wynkoop, and aold hv D. 8.

Barnea A New York. eS4cJaWF6m MARTIN TAYLOR, Publisher, Bookseller and Stationer, MAIN STUKKT, BUFFALO. PUnLlMHKH OF THE National Series of School Books, Includlne PARKKK A WATSON'S SEK1K3 OF RKAJJEIW AND SPKLLKHS; eisht books. DAV11SS FUJUt. U1T MATllKMATltas; 3CO books.

MONTKrrll AND McNALLY'a SERIES OF GEOG RAPHIES: four books. CLAllKW tsikltl hi8 OF GIIAMMAKS; three books. WILLARD'S SCHOOL HiSlXJRIliS: three book. MONTEITIT8 YOCTU'S UISTOHY OF TUB UNI TED STATES. BROOK'S GREEK AND LATIN CLASSICS.

PUJOT AND VAN NORMAN'S FRENCH CLASS BOOK. PECK'S GANOT'S POPULAR PIIT81CS. PECK'S ELEMENTS OF MECHANICS. PECK'S COMPLETE COURSE OF NATURAL PHI LOSOPHY. TOKTKR'S CLASS BOOKS OF CHEMISTRY.

WOOD'S CLASS BOOKS OP BOTANY. THE SCHOOL TEACHER'S LIBRARY: volumes. AND MANY OTHER STANDARD EDUCATION AL WORKS. The Text mentioned above are universally conceded tone books of bdpbbiob mbrit, and are in use in the' Public Schools and Academic of nearly all the principal cities and towus of tho Lmtea states. lilalmniM with rm-nmmpndRtiftn, fmm thA hMAt Ml.

ucutor, Turmshed on application. Dealers ana dooks lurnisnea lor imroauo-tion, on favorable terms MARTIN TAYLOR, Publisher, '299 Main street. LATE PUBLICATIONS. IFK IN THE OPEN AIR by Theodore Win- throp feAtOdds; by the author ot "Qnits." -Good Tboughte in Bad Times; byThos. Fuller, D.D.

Gmver Thoughts of a Country Parson. Affiles and the Little Key, or Bereaved Parents In Btruoted and Comforted. On the Origin of the Species by Haxley. Tlie Pentateuch of the Book of Joshua; by Bishop Colenso. On the Epistle to the Romans by Bishop Colon so.

Manoal of the Lodire; by Mackey. Received and far sale bv MARTIN TAYLOR, SfM Main street MANUAL OF UYIHNASTIC EXERCISES for Schools and Families. 'iilk-inn Obiect Lessons. A. new sandy.

The Linton Family by tha author of "Silver Lake Stories." Htnrv of tha Guard Cheat) edition. A new supply of Joha Brent, Cecil Dreeme, and Ca noe anu saauie oy vvintnrop. The Two Friends. A Present Heaven. The Patience of Hope.

Vpniflr'n Pride. New Gymnastics, for Men, Women and Children; by Dio Lewis. Received and for sale bv ray2S MARTIN TAYLOR, 299 Main street I3lt (iotxi AJooIiH. A MERICANH IN ROME by Henry P. Leland.

Jr A Ullmpse ot tne worm; oy auss oeweu. and Shadow: bv Henry James. weak Lungs, and llow to maite tnem otrong; bj The very -Day Philosopher; by uie "uoaniryrar- son." Aeeoived and for sale by MARTIN TAYLOR, 899 Main street Olii-istoolier TVoi-t li. a HIEMOIU OF JOHN wiivhi antnor ot "Noctes Ambrosianse by Mrs. Oortton witn an Introdnction, by R.

Shelton Mackenzie. Elegantly printed on fine laid and tinted paper, one evo. jteceivea or J1ABTTN TAYLOR, Main street. THB PUBLICATIONS OF ALL THE PKIXCIPAL PUBLISHERS In tli IJiiIttMl States, For sale to the Trade, and at Retail, AT PUBLISHERS' PRICES. MARTIN TAYLOR, 399 Main at.

CARRIAGE, MAN17FACT0RY D. C. GODWIN. CAltRIAGE MAKER, Naa. 361 aad 263 Wash legion Keogh Buildings.

UGUT BUGGlErt, TROTTING WAGONS, PLEASURE CARRIAGES, On hand and made to order. Ifc opalrlnff Uoine At short notice and in the best manner. The subscriber will be pleased to receive his old friends and customer at his new stand, where he is permanently located. D. C.

GODWUt. 163. J. M. JOHNSON.

163. BUY YOUR BLANK BOOKS Of the Manufacturer I CONSTANTLY ON HAND, Doniy. Crown and Cap BLANK BOOKS, of evory required size and style, embracing a larger stock than ever before offered in this city, all of my own manufacture, i BLANK BOOKS MADE TO OHDER on the shortest notice. Bank. Mercantile, I.e.

Jnsarauice, aad Baek and Jok Printing. connecuon witn tne extensive i9oit jiauuiai.Lwi ao lone established, have added thetereest stock of ntPORTKD AND DOMESTIC STATIONERY ever offered in this market, together with Can, Letter, Note, and every variety of Folded Papers, from the beat mills of tha country, at prices-defying POCKET-BOOKS of my own manulactort fe.ln variety and of the very beat stock and workmanship. Tho Inferior goods sold at this establishment. J. M.

JOHNSON, Agent, Printer, Stationer and Blank Book MannfacOirer, -mylSctf 163 Main street 3IISS RACHEL MOORE, (Formerly with Andrews Gardner, Wan Id resoectfullr Inform her friends and thenabHr that she has openea me store o- No. 3513 Main Htrcet. (a few doors below Mohawk,) with a choice seiecSon of Spring and Summer nulhnery BONNETS, HATS, FLOtVEttli, KIBBOX8, Ace Bonnets Altered, Bleached snd Pressed, and all kind! Of Millinery work done to ewer. apiict Western New York Patent Agency vniSKU Ae No. 5 Hollister Bnildine.

I Bulliilo, N. obtain Patents in tba United States and Europe on tha moat favorable terms. Examination and BDinlons without chabsb Pr Uminary examinations at tbe Patent Office for Five Dol- Selected eases, and others tbat are considered doob fill, wiU be prosecuted withom) cbargs unleaa Patents fCUaSare-crf informarlon sent on application. to I to Messrs. Pratt rua- noi4ciy a.

FtR HAIj K- Pure few money mortgasea. Apply ti anS7o Pearfst. I to of ThiCitt aid ficum. Cud pr I'limra Warrisu. Th- rat n-mlunu tor oraiMHiUJ and buai w-r awarded, at Um Ohio Btmlm Fair, to yn.

William and WUbar, -J Bryant A Clevrland CoMiaetrHal Collrga. Saw rTT. la Um Uat of pataat Uaued fp.m the United State PaUnt Office dating tk Mk Milling rpl filh, 1 0D to RolUa Onaaia, thU clly, for raddla-whewt aolMlall Juo 3iib. HbJ. LlKitT.

On Sunday. Ofliowe Mill and NUbal axrreted a man named TboCnaj linker, wbo la Charged with straling t50 froa a Uoe-maker Daurnl Kreaing itckr, and was I ut In Jail Nona of tlw money baa yet tarea rcoared. Tub Kavsi. Tboi i -The agrnt of the Ravel Troup wa In limn yrtrday, ao4 prrfccud arrangement fur tlx- aperaoc of the Company, commencing, al Jamaa Ilail, oa Moo day, the 2h Instant Otireaatern eotempora. rins peak Terj favorably of ihl talented troupe.

Kyi 'inimtul rtroaa. Tbe Kauinoellal storm, liUb Ilia synonym fur all thai diaegTraable 1,1 imlmtrlana, vaa fairly Inatignratrd Sunday rvciiltiK, ami conlluuad through yrwlerday. It in to bo buMl tbat old Sol, aftr having croeapd the K'iiakr, will aaarrt hi away la time to io aura pleasant wnllwi for tbe Erie County Fair. Kmtr Hots Arbiiiitid. The police yester-dav arrrtd several furry boys rbo win- i aught "plying tbclr vocation" without a II-ri-nw.

Thmm young Charona had better take warning, tbe law In tbelr case will ba rigidly enforced. Tba parties arrcHtrd were released on paying for th proper llcenen. (i rand Opbniko. lUieenau llrotc, No. 31C Main street, will oprin their fall a look of Bonnet Heaver "lata, lUad-drwaea, Ostrich Featben French Flowers, aod other Millinery Gooda, on Saturday nest, 8pt.

26tb. The Block la at com-pli-la aa tbla enterprising Hrui oould obtain, and will Ih found equal to any demand tbat may be mail upon it TO TUB L10.COH DkaLBrV CoN- KTfiN. At a miing of the Liquor Doaler'i lliin city, held laxt vvoninR, in tba Iaunatln Mall, Mr. Solomon ScIihu, In tba Cbair, the intr illgnu to attend tha Liquor Ocalcr' Convention, to be held at Syracuxa on (bo lat day of October, were appointed: Jaolmuon Scheu, Henry C. l'cracb, JuIIiir Kucha," William llofrgla, J.

HalM'rulro, l'eler Hlpont, LouIh Dapat, Fred. John WUtr and Alexander SI nan. Ai.mohta Mn.a a MintTE. On Saturday imiriilng, aaya tbo Ilocboator Democrat, the New York mall train, owing to a heavy load of pan, fngera, did not arrive in tbia city until long atler im ufliial time. The train 011 tbo Niagara Falla ruait waited for tbe Eartrn train nearly a half an hour and then left without Its New York paHmMigem, making the run to Albion, a distance of Ihlrty-ono mllea, in forty minute, including a atop of about live nilnutea at Brock-port.

Tut Dkl'Karkd and Sick or tub IOOtii Kkoi-mcnt. Among the lick and doad aoldieri of tbe 1 (Mi li Uegimeot, given in the Port Royal ex Sulh, of Sept Kith, we find tbe following: FrmtrrU IMock, Co. l'XHh N. V. VolunUera, died Sept Tth, of wound.

Wouniled, then on board IIopltal Bhlp Coamopolt-in Timothy McMullen, tV. lfflMh New Tork Volun-tuern, rbouiuatlant. John 8co, Co ltXHh NowYork Voluntewra, chronic dlarrhira. (JaaaHAi. Am 8x ibtt roa thb Ami, No 4 AiAa Ui.im k.

WashiMuton Ut rrAuo, Bept SI, lHOrt. If oar woundod and aoldiera eon Id have aaen tbe Ualatlon of four little Ittaaea NalUa TUua, Lucy A. Hopklna, Anale Wataon and Emma 11 Kaaaon who rama to tlia Aid nomi laat Saturday mornlag with their offering of 1 18 3S, tha proceoda of a Bazaar given on Oak alrect, last Friday evening, by "The Little Bnjf Ik," they would have been encouraged by the vmpathy which even the children mar.lfeat In their walhro. Tha tadtos of tha Aid Society are exceedingly obllgid to their youthful 00 laborer ta the good work of ending coniform to onr gallant defender. Tiik Chain ExCitiment.

Yeatenlny was tbe hiuleet day the grain trade haa neon thla year. The foreign news, operating in conjunction with tho advance in gold, eent wheat up from four to six cents, and tho light receipts of corn caused a naa of from two to four cents on that cereal Tbe followlug amount of grain changed hands during tbe day: 450,600 Ihi. wheat; 77,000 bu. corn; 136,000 Lu. oats; 18,000 Im.

barley; 7,000 bu. rye. ThU to 1524 btiln. Hour, makea a total of nearly 700,000 biiiiheU sold. A pretty good day's business I Model Cook Stov.

We would call atten tion to the advertisement of F. C. Hill A la this morning's paper, wblcb must prove of ioto real to all housekeepers, who would supply themselves with a model cook stove for the coming winter, or any other article necessary to the housskoeplng department. Messrs. Hill A Co.

have now on band a fine assortmeat of goods In the houserurulaMiig line, which tbey propose to sell on tbelr usual liberal terms. It would require more spac than we have at our com enumerate the article oompoalng tba tuck, and we advtae all interested to read the schedule aet forth In tbe advertisement Coroner's Inquest. Coroner Randall beldan Inquest yesterday morning on tbe body of Duncan Henderson, aged 30 years, whose death by drowning we noticed In yesterday'a Courier. it appears tbat be attempted to erosa the bridge la company with" two others, but stepping upon a loose plank at this end of tha bridge ha stag gered and fell over on to a pile of stonejlfrom wnicn oa roiieu into tue The fall was a distance of about twelve feet Dr. King testified that death was produced by the fail, tbo head of the deceased being badly cut and contused.

,1 I Henderson oau urca wincing in a saloon on Lloyd street, and partially under tho Infill erica of liquor at the me of the accident He was a blacksmith by trade. A verdict was re a dered in accordance with tbo faxU. i SNSiONS, BoVN'TiKs, AC. lieu a pensioner re-enllsta, be fbfeits pay in that Capacity, and cannot again be put upon tho pension rolls, ex iiept upon surgical ro-ejcamlnatioa and certificate of bis disability. It baa also been decided tbat a woman who abandoned her husband previous to his enlistment, and married another, is not enti tled to the bounty belonging to the first husband, if he dlod In tbe service.

Tbe Albany Arrpct has tbe following In relation to bounties: tha case rarentlv nreaanLnd he If Walla. wt una ciij, lur UIO ila city, for the payment of bounty where the per-had -erred nearly the Tear preaerlbed by law, the oiaatar General ears: "A aervtce of twenty-Urea ua OJ nymaitar Ueneral Bars Bioulha baa been decided nereeeary to entitle to tha llUO bounty. oy 111 Mcreiary of war 10 oa 111 knnni. 11m tmnreeelon nrevalla that e(ttare whn tun htmn promoted from tho rank, and served oat their term of uimmrai, are enuuea to tna aiuu Douuty. ar that tha Second Auditor haa decided.

Mr. Well nhmlued by him, that they must. In order to be paid th iuu bounty, have served fortwoyeara la the rank a caee pnvaiaa or non-comnuaeloned ofTloera. IW CAa'a Monroe made hi re-entre here last nlghtafter two months absence, much Improved, ha mat with great applause in hia new song and danca he is bound to be a great favorite. Cluskey'a Jig is really as wonderful aa hU contortion act Tbe pretty lil-Ua Emma Rom executea two of her beat dance.

There la 4 new Oast part Tba company ail sp, Par In something new. Tba performance ends with the FreTjch Dancing Maatar," la which Cluakey.iJmy Allen and Mlaa Lizzie Mitchell MOKK DfcEKTKJU sjlttT. irTKAMF rLl'ttKttvD AMD BfttXED on tub mttmmmirrt. rrHi.ot yi.tfE8 muT BY striM. KM.

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VirrAH. Of UK MTTt.K. Wasuixotos, Sept. 13 Private advices from Virginia City, Nevada Territory, say additional subscription to tbe amount of $9000 have been wade there fWhe Saaitary Commission. Tbe money is to be forwarded ia ail ver bricks of about $1000 each.

A good evidence of tbe mineral resources of that territory, as well as of the liberality of its inhabitants. A letter from tbe army of the Potomac tonight, states that muny of the substitute was had deserted, weie shot In tbe several corps, towards the close of laat wewk, and prompt and extreme punishment now awaits this class of offenders without hope of pardon. It may not be generally known that the causes which exempt from service under the enrollment act are not as numerous as those governing the military service in Europe. The examinations under tbat act are conducted with about ib uaxticolaritv in p. The list of causes was pre oared bv a board of surgeons and sanctioned by tbe military authorities apart from any agency of the Provost Marshal Ueneral.

The magnificent steamshiu Niagara, of 6000 tons, and ith an enormous battery, is now ready tor sea at tsowion, where she has remained so as be coaveuiently near to those patriotic fisher men who have so long manifested an earnest de sire to enlist in tbe navy. Tbe earlv departure the steamship is desired in apprehension of the advent of John Laird rebel rams, with the connivance of tbe British government. I ne enlistment of the fishermen has been re tarded owing to an unusually successful fishing season, and tbe advance ef the price of fish. Success in their labors makes them very independent. In view of rich prizes it is supposed that the business of recruiting for the navy will ue auuiuouaiij minima tea.

A scouting party has been patroilinir the coun try between the Oceaquan, Dumfries andBrents- ville, for the last five days, during which time they have scattered the rebel guerrillas, captured one of tbem and a number of their horses, and brought in nine deserters. St. Louis, Sept 21 The bark Marcella was boarded and plun dered on the 15th inst at Dover Landing, Lafayette county. The soldiers of the 5th State Militia, returning home on furlough, were taken two miles mto the woods and shot The boat was burned. During the past week, 1000 persons have crossed the river at Lexingten; mostly refugees irom me ooraer counties.

Cass county, under Gen. Ewinar, is nearly de populated. ueneral Hunter has arrived to preside over the commissiou to investigate the burning of the steamer Ruth. A Leavenworth despatch 1o the Democrat- says, tbat a messenger who came to Fort Scott on Wednesday night, reports Coffee at Cawstain rraine with men; and that Quantrell had passed Ball's Mills with most of his command. on his way South, probably to join Coffee, A company of the 2d Kansas, (Colored.) and the iscoDsiu cavairy are a lew mues trom fjol-fce's rendezvous, lilunf was on his way with a small escort Sav Francisco, Sept 21.

A private letter from the American Minister Mr. Pruyn, at Kanagawa, Aug. 10th, says: I be prompt resentment of the outrage upon our flag has resulted most favorably. Rll Tir I. mo vyomiog wuu six guns ni'Biroyea a Japanese steamer, bark and "brig, mounting twenty-two guns, besides engaging six batteries.

The accomplishment of so much with so little means astounded tbe government and people, and what is Btrange, the government is obliged to hs. Uther aavices ot the same irate say the British fleet has gone to demand 25,000 indemnity and the surrender of tbe murderers of Richardson. ii me money is not paid, considerable ol a cam paign will be inaugurated against tbe Daraioa. Dates from Shanghai are ot tbe 21st of July. The cholera was unabated aud tbe mortality fearful.

Washington, Sept 21. The National Republican says the enemy attacked Rosecrans again on Sunday morning at 9 o'clock, with overwhelming numbers. The battle raged fiercely all day. According to the latest accounts received nere up to 2 o'clock this P. which left Chattanooga at 8 o'clock lat evening, two and only two of Gen.

Rosecrans' divisions gave way in itller panic and confusion, but from 800 to 10,000 of these had been rallied and gone back to their Tilaces, while the remainder of tbe army had not given way or retreated, and at the latest moment was driving the advance of tbo rebel wms4ack This we know is the latest news here. The number of killed and wounded on both sides will probably not fall short of 30,000. Locmyn.tE, Sept 21 11:45 P. M. Not a word from Rosecrans' army to-day.

Re ports here of rebels in considerable numbers coming into Eastern Kentucky, through Pound (jap, are untrue. Numerous rumors, impossible to authenticate now, prevail. Among them, tbat a large part of Grant's army is rapidly moving forward to the aid ot Kosecrans; tbat tbe engagement between Rosecrans ana uragg's armies is still progressing, tc authorities here do not believe that any very serious or disastrous results- have occurred to Rosecrans allny. i i Uapt. bamuel Black, assistant Ijnarterraaster, in charge of forage, was arrested here to-day charged with defrauding tbe government.

Tobacco is excited and largely advanced, on account of iujury to the crops by the frosts of Friday and afnrday nights. Titers is no disturbance to the "teieirranh be tween here and Chattanooga. Bt. Levis, Sept. 21.

Friday last, tbe Union newspaper: the- semi official organ of Gen. Schofleld and the eonser an editorial reflecting on Gen. Ewlng for depopulating certain border counties, On batnrday (japt. rriee or the 1st Kansas regiment, made charges and specifications, charging D. N.

Grieaon, editor ot the Union, with viola-tlsn of Sehofield's order No. 96, by publishlne atter calculated to embarrass the military au thorities, and Sled tbem, with tbe Adjutant Gene, ralj. demanding an investigation. Air. Unssan not yet been arrested, but as Captain Price- is not tbe man to withdraw the charges, it seems that tbe organ of tbe authors of the order, is likely to be Its first Tictfm.

Chattanooga, Sept. 21. The battle oa the 13th resulted well for vtf, having held onr own' as established on the left, and contracted our forces day. Sunday morning we held a handsome line with our right on a ridge of hills, and our left protected by rude works of logs thrown up during tbe night Our left rested on tbe eaat side of tbe Rossville and Lafayette road about four miles south ol uossville. In4henht ofthe lth we had lost about COO killed and 2000 wonnded, and were ahead three pieces of artillery.

The men were In splendid i. The engagement was resumed at 9 A. on tbe 20th, by an attempt by tbe rebels to storm Thomas' left and front several times. They were severally repulsed with heavy loss to tbem Jand very lime to us. This tight lasted an hour and a half, and was one of tbe most terrific of the war, a eontlnnotm Are of musketry aad artillery 1 1 A.

l.L uemg aept up witn aeamy enocu During this tLe right and centre ware not engaged, tbe skirmishers keeping up a baiting fire tor the time. The enemy finding bis assaults in vain manoeavered to tbe left with (be intention to throw a force on the Rossville road and attack Gen. Thomas on the left flaak a. At this juncture Xbouias ordered Crannoa, who haa one brigade in reserve, and who with Reynolds was holding tbe key of position, which was Thomas' right, to move to the left of tbe line ana protect tba hsav-' Gen. Rosecrans at tbe same time sent 'JDavls and Van Cleve trom tbe right and center toaup' nort Urannon in his enort to noia tne line to Rossville and protect Thomas' left flank.

The rfgat asM atre -jrosxa, Theesas's riwt heresae espese4 to a aseet tertiBe Saak attaclt: aad iUsrnaMs aad Braaaoa aa thetr rtgfet ef Tttoaaaa'B Jiee arae Bwig arewed, ale eatiie l- being a at flras. Thieaisa fcU baek a abort dittaae oa Abe Koawriti road. I'arta the renter were jftbred up aud reported to Thaasaa, wbo made several staads but was aaafde to cbocs. the rebel advance aadl the arrival tf rnlnRnc. seata.

At 1 cloti, Oa. Grairer with oe divhdoa ef reserves eaaae ap and was at once thrown lata the eeatre, driring tbe eoeaay haadsotnely fiwa hU positioa ia a strons rig aad with heavy tesa; the Br from we of Granger's batteries, saowiag thess down. Thk ftfihr oaly lasted halt a tr or ta, with slight leas to ua. We rryrat to aay that Capt Rusawll, Granger's Adjataat, was killed before be had been ia the fight tea minute. 5 After this bloody repulse the enemy remained rraiet until aitout 4 o'eloek persisting, bawerer.

ia maaoeureriag oa both flanks, their full aod correct information regarding the country enabling thera to da so with great facility. Having got again on oar fUaks, the enemy made a vigorous attack and a fight has ao parallel la the history of this army. Col. Ilaskins brigade, ot Wood's dirixloo, both Wood and Marker, and Gen. Garfield, and the remnant of Johnston's division holding the left.

covered themselves with glory, and on the right and center, lirannoa, UhIM, ueynoids and raini er, wish parts of their divisions fought tnot g. laatiy, while Sherman and uraneer.W'ita tbe re serve, drove; tbe enemy at every point where tbey went in. At a clock Thomas wax still trturophant, and oa the b-ft held bis line of the morning, but with his right nearly at right angles with tbat of the mot-mug. Two lines ot retreat were open to hattanooKa, on one of which (ten. Koaecrana fell back to Rossvllle during the night Uur knsea have iieen necessarily neavy, bill the list of killed will be snrprMugly liht, and in the two days engagement we have not suffen-d more in men than the eneniv.

In tbe charge on Thomas on the tirt day the enemy lost as many in killed as we did in the wboie day. Wbat losses in prisoners acd mate rial, we cannot now' say. Our killed will reach 1200 and. our wounded 7000, most of them slight Among the general officers killed are Ueneral Lytle, Cols. Key and King, commanding brig ades, and Uol.

HarUeton, 101st Illinois. Among the wounded are (Jen. Morton, of Rose- crans staff; Col. Craiton. of the 4th Col.

FunkhoiiHe, of tbe 9Sth Madger. of the 11th Lt-Col. Hunt of the 4th Col. Bratibury, eommanding a brigade in Sheri dan's division; Coi. Chas.

Anderson, of the 6th Ohio; Maj. Wlldraan, of the 181a Lt-Col. Tripp, of the 6th Lt-Col. Bryan, of the 75th Got. Armstrong, of the 93d Ohio; Maj.

Johnston, of tbe 22d Lt-Col. Maxwell, of tbe 3d Ohio; all slightly. LjI-col augbau, I7tb tventucky col. tstan- 1.7, 18th Ohio; Major. Brown, 6th Ohio; Major Dawson, 19th infantry; all altgbtly.

(Jen. John li. King is reported wounded and prisoner. We have captured Gen. Adams of Texas and 1300 of bis meu.

Eastox, Sept 21. The draft for the eleventh congressional dis trict of Pennsylvania commenced here this morning and progressed quietly, with a lartre concurae of people in attendance, among whom the best feeling prevailed. Tbe conscripts generally enjoyed themselves considerably. Governor Curtin arrived at noon and spoke to an immense assembly. Judge Woodward, tho Democratic nominee for Governor, was here Saturday and spoke at tbe Democratic Club lioom in tbe evening.

PoroHKSKPSiB. Sept. 21 Midnight Tbe larire brick chair factory in Water street ia in one sheet of flame. Hundreds of poor families will be thrown out of employment by this disaster. It was undoubtedly the work of an incendiary.

Loss estimated at $50,000. llAi.trAx, Sept 21. The steamer Edwin Hawkins from Mata- moras with a full load of cotton for Liverpool, arrived here to-day. Nw York, Sept 21. Tbe gun-boat Fori Jackson arrived to-niafht from Fort Monroe, for repairs.

Philadelphia, Sept 21. 20s, to-day, amounted Tbe salest of 5 to $463,150. Oawega Marker. Obweqo, September 21. Flour Higher and In fair demand for the Interior and Eastern trade.

Wheat Better but Quiet. Sales 0000 bu Milwaukee club at $1 15 Cern Advanced Be. Bales 7500 bn miivd Illinois at 72c. Barley In cood demand and lower Sales Si 000 ba Canada at $1 18. 7000 bu do at 1 15, and Saturday night on oo at i in.

Other eratua anil and nominal. Canal Preizhte Floor 40c, wheat 1010.Ke, corn 8Xe to New York. Lake Imoorts No bbl flour. 100.000 bu wheat. wu on corn, ou Darter.

canal Kxoorts Ztm ws nonr, wheat, 000 bo corn, 62,000 ba barley. Chloan Market. CHicaeo, September SI. Fl onr Market firm and 2025c better. Sales at $0 S5 6 75 for common to good white winter extras.

Wheat Active. Sales at $1 07(1 08K. Corn Firm and 7c better. Sale St 68T0Ve. Oate Oniet.

Sales at 49W(Sio0c Reoeipta 8500 bbls flour, 41,0 0 Do wheat, 49,000 ba corn. Shipments 6000 bbls nonr, 60,000 ba wheat, 00,000 on corn. WATCH REPAIRING. THB PCBtilC are respeetfully'informed that, having secured the service of a skillful Watch Repairer, who served kia time in Enrope, wa are prepared te execute any order for He pairs, however complicated, with ears and promptaess, at 185 Main street se4ctf JULIUS WALKElt. Half a Pew Wanted, IN fT.

PAUL'S CHURCH, for a gentleman and rife, not farther back than the centre of the church Irom tbe pulpit. Any person having half a pew part with, answering the above description, please nwer A. O. Drawer sel7ctf GEEEN SHADES, --VVltU-Grold Uorder. lStJlTl SHADES, Wick Oold Bardera.

Very handsome. Jnst reoetvod by eoB BIROK A VH Main street. DR. JOSEPH A. PETERS HAS RESUMED tho practice of his Profession, at No.

800 Hain at, up stairs. seldoSw CLOAKS, SACQTJES, WE NOW PREPARED, TO SHOW A lai'e Stock." of CLOAKS, SACCiUES, CIRCULARS, Ot" our- own Manufacture, And of tho iMest and Most Fasbioaable Styles. HOWARD, WHITOOMB aelQclOtia 807 Main atrt. Littlelield's Furnaces OKDEBS 1POU Fla-ittlef ield's Furnaces MAT BBLKFT WITH HAIaDIKEU TO YE GEO. DAY, Who will set tbem for tbelr, costoraer at refttlar prices.

seleoSmis H. BROWN, CLARK STORMS. 190 Hain Street, Granite Block, BRANCH OF 1 AHO CLARK'S CI.OTHI.VO WAREHOUSE, roh2Bfytm JTww Vot1i City Fall ariid 3iriter Btyl 83? ii CLARK fSt STORMS' sella 190 Slain ut. Graalte Black. ys Mini, awbailuitrw aoetwd Jtc: nveai PtaaWmy 17 5 6 Only of ad aa lasrai paraais.

11W of MMbariM rnuorow. tMMue, aa swan ve im aaamatf ate it yean I 1 far 4uty and fanilitbad BubatlUrVra Atware fid Patwed furdaty Tetal. 43 Tbe fulioaiag ia a liat of tba eubaUtutua oepted witli'namea of Prinoipals Ac Ave. ao- Smm rnm wiu A'aau a 1-naojat AwW. LHM a Oao K.

Hraawoa Mik Mtltoa Waadwavd JUag IS Atarafcaaa Barry Xrt IfmaU Tbo following ia a list of Conscripts exempted on Uie gTonnd of rhyiiicaj Waability: Ami 1 1 Oitt iVaw Chaa JMh Haury Mc B-aiedtct Maber Ttk ra Hanoei Wkaetor, Jr twvtd ilflaa Joka feUarer 8(Ja Adam a ai Mta Joha Bartlg a Kyha 4b Jotaa Joka Carroll S4ih Nichotaa Bmlth Jual Pvuto latdora BcbiagaMr Waa. UtUteei SAta Oat iMlh lMh A IlaaiNiOMa Doxatioji. The following cnt-reapoodenca is self eiplaualoryS-Maa H. baTSoi i'reeideut. General AM Society Dab tha same of the MAiniMy Elevator Kmployara, wa bava tba pleasure of encloalug yoa baeawtUi a ehaek for $116 SI, baing part procaeda of aa Excaratoa goilvn ap by I beta toou week alooe to pay for aafcetiiutee- Blaowlng of bo hector manner to diapoae of tba aur-ptaa, tbey are happy todirlda between yoaraaU and tba Lad lee CbrlaUaa Commiaaioa.

Reapveefnlly yours, 7 11. DAMON, Hecraury. A MUM H. NORTON, Vre t-fiufaio, bept nut, lsus. a Qshcbai.

A10 Soria-ra roa tub Akbt, Bvwmm, Kept. SI, i Jabb kt. aoarroM, freeldeot, II. I)on, Hecre-larjr. Ubbtlbjibb Yoar note oa behalf of the Elevator Employer, encloalng check for II7S tl, luat received-By Ibis noble act of generoaity, yoa have elevated yourselves, served tbe tauee of humanity, and earned the grateful thanks of Our society.

Very respectfully yours, Mr HORATIO 8EYMOL President. Pl.i'MsiKO, Gas Fittiko, to. In the plumbing, gaaptting, and general tinsmith business John D. Smith A. No.

162 Main street, take first rank. Tbelr business is always done up promptly, and in the very bept style, and is invariably sure to give satisfaction. From a clrwular before us, we learn tbat this firm have secured tha agenoy of Jno. Carton's Celebrated Patent Heaters. Tbee Heaters were introduced six years ago, and have had a career of grvut succees.

Tbey have been used to warm dwellings, churches, scboola, public buildings, and have received the testimony of the most experienced mechanics in tbolr favor. The llealer is simple, durable and economical, and is conceded to have many advantages over (he ordinary stove or grato. MeMira. Smith A have on hand the largest stock of gas fixtures weet of New York are receiving new patterns a early as they nre made. Persons wishing to purchase in their lino will find it profitable to call on Theatre.

The of King Lear was played, last evening, at the Metropolitan, to a veiy fair audience, the unpleasant evening considered. Mr. Kolmrts appeared as King Lear, a character in which that gentleman has but tew, if any equals, on tho American stage. We could scarcely wish for a finer piece of acting than that which Mr. It favored us with last night Tho Edger of Mr.

Stetson was given in his best vein; and tbe Dukes of Albany, Kent and Gloater, by Ualford, Ward and Winter, respectively, were very handsome impersonations, and reflected much credit on these gentlemen. Tbe Pa de Deux by M'lle. Zoe and Mons. Yates was enthusiastically encored. Sidney was as fanny as usual In bis part of Paddy Miles, in the after piece, and kept the audience in the best possible humor.

In consequence of the-incompletenera of the elaborate preparations necessary to the success ful production of The Duke's Motto." it will hot be put tifftyj the boards till to-morrow night This evening, Mr. Roberts will appear for the last -time as Richelieu. M'lle. Zoe will dunce La Gltana, and Miss Mollle Williams will appear aa Curolino Mertoh and Mehitnble in "Our CtiROKici.KM ok rna Twenty-Fikht Rkoi-MINT. Mr.

J. II. Mills sends us the second num ber of his serial, "-Chroniclo of the Twenty-First Regiment." It carries the history of the gallant "Twenty-Onceters" to the period of their departure from Elroira to the South. The same features of typographical excellence which wo noticed in Part are fully sustained in this issue, and tbe number, contains three portraits which are really admirable. They are of Lieut Col.

W. C. Alberger, Lieut Col. A. It Root and Lieut.

Col, H. G. Thomas. Each of these is a striking likeness, and adds great value to tbe number. Wa can only repeat wbat we have already said la recommendation of this periodical.

It is one which should be most generously sustained by Buffalonians. Mr. Mills is In many respects pe culiarly qualified for tbe task be has undertaken, and shall look with even greater interest for the numbers of hia serial wjien be begins to use his skillfull peucil iu illustration of tbe scenes with which our Twenty-First was associated in Virginia. We trust the "Chronicles" will not lag for want of subscribers. Thero can bo no Buffalonian who doea not feel proud of tbe regi ments which have gone from aur midst to do the country'a work, and such a periodical aa this, accordingly, should be found in every borne In the country.

Those wlshtng to subscribe should address, J. Harrison Mills, Box 4628, Buffalo. New Sc'HOot. House No. 34.

Tbe New School House now in progress of construction in District No. 34, is to be one of the best arranged schools in tlte State, It Is situated on the corner of Hamburgh and Sandusky streets, with a front entrance from either street It ia to lie built of brick, two stories high, and capped with three handsome towers. The building -will be in the sbane of a letter Ly the main building 102 feet long and 46 foot deep, fronting on Hamburgh street. The wing will be 94 feet long and 48 feet deep, fronting on Sandusky street The halls will be 10 feet wide; the ceilings IS feet high, and the school rooms numbering 12, six on each floor will Each room will be separated from the neighboring one by sliding doors which lap over each other, and move on rail roads. The corner rooms which command a fall lew of the other five rooms on each floor are to be occupied by tbe Principal Tbe partitions when dosed make 12 distinct schools, admitting of as many different grades if necessary when open the varlons rooms are resolved into a sf-gle apartment, which is brought immediately under the control of tbe Principals.

Tbe building is built after the Boston plan, and when completed will accommodate 720 pupils or 120 more than eaa be seated In the three story buildings. The material and workmanship are to be of the best kind.and the interior is to be furnished with new chain and dsks or toe most improved school pattern. Tbe partioa are toe be of neat panel woik. lLdng a'oout four feet from the floor, with lock ruil and glass oa From the rough sketch we have given of this new school house? it must be seen tbat when finished it will be one of the best ia the "West Messrs. Olson and RumrOl are the Contractors; and they have atrreed to com Die the building bv the 15th of December.

To the enterprise of Superintendent Sackett, who hat sinoe the commencement of his term of Offlee been attentive to the interests of our Public Schools may ia great degree be attri- outea uiis Dew cnoot project, COUGHS, INFLUENZA, 'ilCKLINQ in the THEOAT, 7 WHOOPING COUGH, Or RelieTe CONSUMPTIVE CrOUGH, As quick as coe's COUGH BALSAM! OTU FIVE TUUlaAND BOTTLES Have bera sold In lu native town, and aota atntle intanceofiU failure is known We have in onr poaarsdlon any quantity of esrtifl. cates, aooie of hem from EMINENT PI1YSICJANS, Who" have naed it In their practice, and given it tba pre eminence over any other compoond. It does not Dry up a COUGH, Tint one it, ao as to enable tbe patient to exprcte-' rata freely. TW it THRKE BOSE8 WILL TNVARIABIT CURE 1ICKUNQ 1H THB THROAT. A HALF Bottle has oftrn coaipletely cured tbe aseat'" STl BHOR COUGH, 1 i And yet, though His so sore and speedy in its operation, it Is perfectly harm1 eaa.

being purely jt is very agreeable to th taste, and Buy be administered to children of aay ape. In cases of CR01T, tre nill ftrarantee a Core, If taken iu season. i NO FAMILT SHO0LD BB WITHODT It is within the reach of alii the price being ONLY fi CKNTB. And if an investment and tborongh trial doea not "back the above statement, tba laooey will be refaaded. We say tbia, knowing Us merits, aad fael confident that one trial will -aeesre for it a home ta every Bonaehold- 1 Do not waate away with Coeghlng, when so small an Investment will cure yoa.

It may be haJ or any respectable Druggist la town, who will fornlab yoa with a circular of genuine certificate of cores tt has WHOLESALE DBTJQGI8TS, HEW HATEH, COSK For sale by Droggiat la city, country and For sale at Wboleaale by GEXTi-EMKN'sFuitxifHiiNO Goodh. Neg ligee and White Shifts, Cotton, Wool, Merino, and Silk Wrappers and Drawers, Plain and Fancy Neck Ties andScariiof every description. Linen and Silk Handkerchiefc, Linen and Paper Col lars. Also, Ladles', Misses' and Boys' Menno Undergarments, and the most complete stock of Hosiery to this city, which we are selling at the lowest prices. HAMLIN MENDSEN, selOcif 206, 208, 210 and 212 Main st 53y An Interesting Letter.

Messrs. Pos A Bruff, Agents N. Y. Sanitary Society, Roches ter. Gents I doom it due hi you to stale the magical effect of that one bottle of People's Cure which I obtained from you in November last Seeing the advertisement of your Society, offering to give your medicine to clergymen for the poor of their parishes, I obtained a bottle for a poor elrl or ray congregation, wno naa long oeen nearly helpless from Rheumatism, and strange to say, that one bottle curea ner entirely.

i write this, honing: it may aid tbe Society in its efforts to introduce tbe medicine, aud bless those who may need such a remedy; and 1 ue strong terms, as I believe its merits will fully justify the most superlative forms of speech. lours, respecuuuy, C. R. WlLKINS, Pastor of. the 1st Presbyterian Church, my29KAC Pittsford.

Monroe N. Y. vT Supervisor's Notice. Pursuant to a resolution passed by the Board of Supervisors of Erie County, December 3rd, 1862, notice is here by given, that the Annual Meeting of said Board for 1863, will commence at the Supervisors' Room, in the New Court House, in the city of Buffalo, on the 6th day of October 1863. That all public officers required to report ta tho Board of Supervisors; all reports requir ing appropriations by the Board, and all accounts for such Board to audit must be presented and made on oud during tbe first week of the An Dual Session of such Board, axeept the accounts of Board and Clerk.

B. II. Loxo, Clerk of Erie County Board of Supervisors. Sept3cw4w. FOR SALE.

WALK CUEAF-A fine building lot situa tad on Niaerara street, near Vermont street, 60 feet front, running it, running to Ninth street. 1U oe soul for $30 par foot running tBroairb. on easy term. Alan. vri-T desirable buildina lot aitoaved on the west side of Delaware street, near Bryant Btreet, lOUx 250.

Will be sold cheap. Several improved farms desirably located, for sale oa reasonable terms. C. 3 HASTINGS, boIcbb No. 6 Brown's Buildings- SALE CHEAP Lot 85x100 ft.

situated on Mariner atrnet. near Allen, with a new 1W -Story frame no house, having been recently built by tha late Cap. Dill for bis own mu Tha premise are desira ble, and win be sold on very reaaonante terms. C. J.

HASTINGS, apSTraa No. Brown's Buildings. nOE 8AL.K A desirable frame dwelling, sitnated on the weat side or Manner street, near a tien nttn1 new. and flniwhed comnlete. with a eel- bu-, Ae.

Let 85x11X1 Will be sold cheap, on favorable terms. J- UASTIJNOS ntyTcaa No. 5 Browa fcaildinga. TIOR MALE CHEAP Lot 6flxlG9, to Meech St sitnated on the east side of Delaware street, be tweea Virginia and Allen streets, with a 1 -story cot tage. Will be sold for $40 per foot, on easy term Irmlvto i.

HASTINGS. terms. jeSuOaa No. Brown's Buildirtzr We MAL.K The deatrahle nrooerry sitnate No. SO eat eteneca street, uor wxw.

with a 2 -story brica awelllne, Ues, Ac WiU dwelling, containing watet and eaa, marble man be sold cheap, oa easy terms. C. J. ttASnNQS, jet Oca a Nail Brown's Buildings. BK.ICK DWELIilMfl FOR HA One and half Btory brick, lot 100x133, oa Washington eaat side, between Carlton and High streets.

Tha lot contains a large variety of frnit treoa and a large frame barn. Also, frame dwelling for sale, Ne, 84 Jaciroa street LMWhcioa. BAKtR, Erie Land Office. D. a BARN ES A ew York.

OE). C. GOODWIN A aelsceodaweowSm Vit Littlelield's Furnaces IT WILL BB NECKHSART for tboae wiahiag these celebrated Furnace, to give their orders A '-r LITTLEniXD'S GLORY." All the sizes sad modification of this splendid Heating Stove aow ready. This simple aotice will be uf- ncicm -a- TBEASUREW 1 Caat Caektaa Slavaa Alt Mlae. Enough, tald.

.1 Dodge Patent Grates and Stoves. 1 elBeSmia II. C. BROWS, aaa wata at. Par Rata, Mice, Kaaebrav Abis, Red Bag, Meika ta Kara, Weelr, cVc, lasects "SBaaaakhij Pleet.

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Wboleaale and Beutl Agent. jT8cwrais hulUio,.