Buffalo Courier from Buffalo, New York • 2

i.i A WoiDkKia-L KSCAPK AND A LCUICKOtS Thru. Hon. If rm HWd Havt Llegnnl FUtiH? Skirts, StPBBME CetTRT SPCIAL THE HOLLY WATER WORKS. Incident. A young lady named Llbbie Baa- POLITICAL.

4do, a resident of Ad ims Baaln, had won- wfa'cb hare to do with a tail understanding of the question the council called la upon to decide. dth Messrs. Bell Dnnbar are apprehensive that the change of pressure by the waste of water through a hydrant would not be reliable tn notifying tbe engi JIITFFATX) COURIER. derful escape front a horrible death, at Roch Radical PowWow at Lancaster. Cormpondmoa oi tbe Baflaio Ooarier.

LascasteB, Oot. 38, 1868 AMUSKMENTS BUFFALO ACADEMY OF MUSIC. 4nm I. iKLBiit-ill. HATTKIiAT ArriKNOOS.

Charles Daniels, Justice. Berahart Walter at Barbara Motion for relaranos la partition Referred to Geo- Wardwsll. The D.DoWagt Ellen Cnlllns at Motto for rejvrrnes In foreclosure, BeJerred to P. Clark. Ruins W.

Peck ham et al agt. August tjommev IU. The System Thoroughly Vindicated The Objections of Messrs. Ball and Dunbar Answered. ester, Wednesday.

She bed been to the city trading and was about going borne. As the train moved otT she saw a particular menu whom she was very anxious to see, sod went Editor CoffSiiB: Although bitterly opposed to the prerent of the democratic party, and although I have in many ways contributed to the wealth and prosperilf of the republican party and claim to be its ex- Intereatlns Communication to Aid. J. XV. Parsons, Chairman of the Water t'ommlUee.

neer at the works of the existence of a ftre- In reply, It is only needful to state that in Auburn and Minneapolis It is found practicably to.be reliable and almost instantaneous in sigiMlilBK'fBe engineer in charge, and that In Buflalo tbe use of tbe Ore alarm telegraph now in operation would render it doubly certain that on the breaking out of a fire the application of streams of water would be immediate and effectual for Its anp preaalon. 1th. The next point urged by Messrs. Bell A Don- on the platform. He told her 11 not to off, but bearing only the last word, she not perceiving tbe Buffalo train on p.iatni, I trust you will do me the faror ot letter in jour columns.

A I was out jump is the Inexpediency of using the present reservoir lamped, side drawing brushed PETITION OF THK F1KB rrNDEBWBITKKS lfOB TnE ADOPTION Of THE HOLLY SYSTEM. Ac. dec. bar The adoption of the Holly water works in as of a filterer. This seems to be lu reply to a suggestion this company that such use might oe advantageous Watching the Hirer.

All to the Hchdotli wot beloug, Nur tu the proud the whole world' pu; Here In tb? wood are book and song, Labon and ve ihat never ceaae From car? revel in releaM, And jek oot what we conld not flnd- In jjuld but lookwHhlo, Hoping twr harvest lti thi- mind Not iMruimr of thcrrcarned sort, Not wis(ui of the woridly wl, (We live rcfuote.aud Mfelf Hbott.f But tirh com- tn rommou ej. To watch Auuir Itw The Uwfit.T and lh- L--r ticar. To Hod Andromed-i, or U'tl Tue atory of Caaleiwla tVr. Wlc men iirid imp In cltU Hut ah. One dwelU WUli wliow tn If le tbau netl, likt- It Tb'-re of lttt I went To my irUmd Uor my t'-p 1 oeut, AmJ foiuiJ liini pillowed not in pain.

Hut wiiu-heMby He kupw nieuot; MiduigLt wa brooding on tits bratu. tlod: that man-O! for gold, For old tbnt fiilhur. friiriid, biti prlctt Or nil ch tritiei. bA wold 1 1 1 lartiltivrf. now the cnt tf nil ItiAt In? bwwt MtsflU have ttlood fovi-reliru ovtt turn: No rnouuti in the iiitnd, thnt brww, Though I beacon a tower, and now no dim.

Never ALfnin, my -nnl, r-pino Tlmi have ijoibinjl, liasine all limit ud mya-'lt, wnd love Ilk-thine hejvri'ft, who nhar'sil my liiLmble Imll, Nor evT be my oul tltriill To nvttr' or ambition vnh, Ili-nven rthield mi from the hardened henrt Buffalo is now exciting, considerable attention only on the part ofjour municipal authorities, but our citizens generally. On the morning of the 10th wo gave a report of tho visit ol a ntimber of our aldermen in company with Water Commissioner Ryan, -Fire Superintendent Doyle. "Slessrs. Bell and Dunbar. Mr.

Ketch-am, superintendent of tho Buffalo Water works, aud a large number of other citizens Lockport tbe day before, with a view to tire examination of the Holly wnter tyatem- That brings the softness to the bran -r W. Parlont. Academy of Iut Kcpreeilta-ilttiiM of Uuti l.n Ki Ki in I ol Mi" Untitle ii. The c.imedy of '-(Jilrs" which has commaud- mi miuh alleniiun during the week, is to its last representations this alternoon mid eveuiiig. There is undoubtedly a largo iiiiiulirr ol our theatre goers who do not allow thing good, as general rule, to escape ilieir attention, who huve not been enabled to m' "Oiir" ami ho should br all, means i.take up for the loss before it is taken from i ih.i boards.

We huve indicated the character tif tbe play, as our readers are aware, but in ulliiiiug it we have not pretended to convey adequate idea of tho-e details which go i the- inti-n-Hi ol' tho diaaia. I Ui iniost jjin ii-i ui" ill) sboWlliau. 'it lii-t bo fci-ii to lire I'lir nt-tlinn tiiis uImtoouii will atTorI an xtreilrnl (ipurtn ni It to wiinea "Uurn," a i ibot? wio bavcuot wnjoyi'tl ii by half past Ur. i-'lucK this cvtming will iit be likely opportunity to do so again for Hume t.tin a Mouilay eveu'iDg Mia Eiuiua MaUJeD, a a iiitf omeditnne ol line taiouis, comineuee9 hu tfiigagr-meot at the Academy for lriu She comes to ua highly recommeuded. -id we bespeak for ber a kindly reception.

Minn Mauoik Mitcuei.i. Littlk Barefoot avd Loklk Th uudlenue which attended BeCutid porformanco of Miss Maggie i Nat rit. Jamea Hull, laHt evening, wac Ursl-rl Iks ni numbers and muttriel. Tbe play was Lit lie flare loot," with Maggie as ilmry, littlo It too lute tn the day tu cr tieiBrt Miss ftHtcbell'ii style of aclinir, amir i-tMlly there ia UuViiLiie tu for with in her liinitationj 1 every aritht or artst caQ only hope to be MiC-'esaful in a well deboeuNauhere of action she is without a rival. Aoxcellent thinj; in bur l'avur has been the lact th iThe dram.vs written fur her have culled into deHgKtiil piny her very best powers, ana then she has flowed her name to bo associated with a in i of the juestioualjl'o sort.

As Little tiurrtooi lost night she afforded Inr itmlience an immense deal of pleasure, Kail ol girlihh vitality, buoyant, elastic, free vti hTi wove iu web abound her heart: irkling liks a fountain un day of sunshine myrry and sul iu a positive way times; JoiiVe. ctyisb, the most bewitching litllH flirt aud the most loving tile oman now laughing till her merriment became coti- t.igioitK; now petiaive with aaxious luve till s'io touched the hearts of young and old; she tbe child of nature, growing up to a lov- ing maturity, as the flowers grow, without tbe ud ol thofrcboulH, and with but little regard to the conventionalities of society or the i an.ms ol "our philosophy." I There are not many Little Biv-JjtH in the hi; wo do not know that we ever saw one iu which there wn Mich a com hin.it ion of at in the Aury of Mis-i Mitchell. L'dth li rrjWA is idea, and we must credit the luttioi who created it, well as the intcrpieLs it so charmingly with' tic laricy ot 110 mean order. But we propose no in ih -i of thi- character; tu us ii. beauiitui- picturetpie, and abound in thoe nice iches of uaiurc that ''make all the world L-s Mitchell was warmly applauded her performance, and eiithusia-i-' 41 1 called bel'oro the curiaiu al the close ot hi i act.

Mr J. W. (Jollier as WJliim Ft art played tho i o. 1 1' 1 leave roar order at Oeskt Furnish tug Sstportam. 87 Maift street, oat.

of Eale. oclT Jvoir Uprtnrj S.tHn) pieces rieb Fell Prvi Goods Also, aro piece Black ai Co Drees ellka 300 new stjls Ladles Cloaks. Sachses, Bee ffcc 1 00 doable Paisley hbawls, butk in Krd Black Oentr. Also. l.ObJ pieces Cloth sad Ca Customers caa make a sarin- of at least 3D test tn baying of as.

W. es K. PAKDBirKiS. sit no ITiM CMhi9, and WTiUVr. Bow otTtB Ik.

be aUMk ot rmdy mtac dolMiif, broacbt loloUU, dly. Jr rsod tn tmUj raprrlor to onllaarj rrUj mtdt clothing, bclus Wlj 1 to cosumi wurk Id Mjl. lolaU. tna prlca. i pr feoL let i doUilog fer lUr ntAj of bTUKlH Kl 1U.

oclS tH4 iDc-v ao i Al.tn Pott Larjrv ajurtmot lo fliflt-real tlfr- To a rbotca win of Iata Ba.h.. ouaAl.lt nf Pt of lhaa IHck.aA, 4.rmo4 ollwr aamo4 Tart-Uca of jaclnUu. imiwl Buoac-pa, Ac tt I1KKHER'4 WMiw ail Mala ural Gentlrmtn The Bm-H lir. of FurnifhlnR Uooti. offetcd for jour lnpcllub la HdfiAiu mtj be acan al riEAltE 3CT MaId tfiM.n.

ot EaI Will Ojn Ihit ltA-ijO ctn -wtea Kail and W.olu Dry fiaran laTlofi of al lca.1 ti at oral to our ruetooMra- PAKyiantiE. and Tt Mln Full K. M. Gardiner, 405 Main Iran. I.

now opeaiar hl of ifcl and Hhoea. welch he ba. had mArnlact.rd darlnr lh. oramer aad, aa aaoal, deSea the world to compel, with tales la heaaty. aad price He claim, lo Ihe nwil Mrrlcable goodi mm In Ib'A saarketead lower prices seflltf Vmt Choice Ktutufky fry for Medicinal nse tro to Dr.

(lirdner'a Hhevmn'r-: 'V-mwwjnd. snffertn from a severe attack of NraraJirla, I aeedtwo bottles of yonr coinpnand, aue experienced rrnal te ller 1 cordially jcnmmend 'o the aflicnd as a stir remedy. J- SWeTTT. rorUand, May 1061. O.

tT.AMPUf. tn m9 Vain atreet. MAKHIKU, At Reto. Nevei. October 1L by the Kev H.

Mnirsili, Mr JtHN of Keno. and Mrs MAHY A 1MNK of BosTeto. In Kacheter. Oct Slet. at the residence of the bride father by the ru II -rr.

1I.A' MCHOIH. of Uuflalu. and MU-LI7-IE CAHTLB HAN.of lUhe-ier Inthisrlty, on il.e 33d int TUOMAS LAV IN, aged is years. Tbe funeral will lake piaoe froni bis late letidrnce, No 100 Kictaii-e street, uIld.y nXt at 1 o'clock PYiends and acjuainu.bce arc rwpectfally lu rited to attend (iOOUN conpi.KTK jkHnntrryiKXT -ai rea i sonable price. .1 lae BaUAe Mourning Main street irjUtll IVA 1 KKTISK KX TS For Eat Sutrinun, Siiy-iuaw City and Bay it; KOItE-T Ct KEN.

1.H. fool 1 lor j-i lol oi.l.lTiLl"0 IU itv. on MONDAY EVtMV i. lh tberMih.lV. lor rv i at For freight apply cn toard Fo-: II NILE A 1.

if Wt-h tv-u-u Wanted. Tim ilEIl A t.LI At 11" Manner fet. a. competent and et-nwmica! tflrl for r--ceral fto- ork trtarmaii peraiaaeDt lrrir rrXL 17 feri Iirejreqltr Mluatlun wuuK ju.nu ii-innius. Till: 1 llh IS I AKLF.s Jr sired year, left home.

No real Kim street, in L-o to his er-tuJ IsUhtT at t.eektoej aga -n Ks-t ti fs-- li llr 15 lift 'J tii'ir' hitn.bsd a mu tip ml t.lruk ttruatirloth a fvc too Uaf a brown hVr He rs; axd Any pt-rsini vr ca ie iu'riuaiiou alKui i-e rd-d luc on 1 1 A PKUx S- wtyiM No 3 Lit ttaitT-tlo Notice. Till: I DI HIM haMLK nrarnt lb. i. t'riiu-aol til CLOAK AND DRESS MAKER, Are fuliy prvpnjcd luaVs to ordrr I OAKH, DBIsK AD SI ITH, In tlie mo-i la.Llonabl. atl GfARANTEEU A FACTION A I1l aaaoruneiit of CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS toNTATI.Y t)V II AND BEST A HINWAN, nnsrolm More.

oc44 4I Mmin Htreet. OllIETAL TE4 C0M1M OF BOSTON. LK AlsENT FC'S. BPFFALO, OllllOr, I I'lloforii 416 MAIN STREET. TAV PH FO tr.fi-ipp of Buff- -he xclieni TKAt LU I KKK the eboi uni, r-ti htf p- ktepiBc the best of -Tti-ie- tf, ihiir-r'M Pu: tii In 1 tK st -ate 3 from fjr.l jt ai.du CT bern nl i-rMirS cntersifted, aa -vVltora of saipue for the be ol jui(ranhantr.

will sell a inr-e a-onmiit of the tork aaeuoied. irt ve-iii, Ur Kni 1 tare and Fixture, at sr.eiion the fcletie "der. at ft re o. 'eri tree. I tted Mates Bock.

In Hnna a on -Ihst. ixto- Iht I a I. a V. iVrr- noon, and rontlauiDir from aai tods, nntii the tDtcn-ol if ihe n.e ea 'n iioue ana uit w-ireei, Ji-wtTalo, also, one hortw. oqr w4vd.

r.e jind oerttin ai tmi- oa mi t. a IiiSjf hich can be seen st the offlrs of th underslvned or kia at toriwys Term- cau A H.M.BURT. uut cha r. Auc ioner CtEArii, A MilLln fjr t'olt II We-l Hwan tie-t Dated BurXalo Oc-uher IV. Ir, srU1 Ta Rent.

AlflTH OR XVITlini vrr a tt Tf arv i ne ultra ai.o i ors of TOT jW anildlng, o.meT tf sijal llambar. V4DrJ KaM-h flo.r Is hT 1 ft l.a ln( wa; Soluble (at a Snjtt Mi ronasr i -4l Law Library and Furnituns for bale, THE law i.iukaiiv ai.di (Mr, K.mi.nr 'J" -e0 Mi. Pur particular Inquire of bite. No 1 Drown BuilUinkra iirTiTi-i r- i ui uuiiaiu iTiurvnimi, 1 Pr KFEP FJ 7 bd make lumrr ibis AeatSOn. ShSevd PresHdentiaJ lunta.k'D men wu 1 uit trritso ai til tt.

the il pa per hut In ttkV lostti and We now i Ciitnin ouOs i artl. to our customer anllrn. Lratasitractlt will be pu blift.ee lu Twenty-Six Cotintry Paper In Ailj.iSi.y, Cattaraugus. (atanqna, Oeneoej. teabsni sod Vt voixtiBir eounilra, and U.c oil mrtttDs, ije was, frt.m ly ast, lft for One Uapdnd Uollars'.

pa Tabic nancriy Trie papej selected hav se-ae dmlstlon o. S7.OO0 corVteo p-r week or ovef tuii.tfli p-r year. In the towns, village snd arm() lbe ivosik n-antl rlv-U to each adi erttser an issus of SU0 of fc a.iertie-mcnli tot ererycent paid- IT CANNOT FAIL TO PAY A heavy return upon the betnj: one tbe most economic', std Nent arracced ads c. Using scbeme t-ver offered In the my Soeclal contract made lor any psiier or section la uie tUiuu riate urvanaua, as puoUsm oQlce. Mam corner Perry, ap stairs JBNNIAOH A jelf Real Vlal-asKl AJ.

'-rtlr Ajtwuu The lleatlieote School. Bt, BeT. A. C. COXE, D.

Visitor. Rev. Theodore Illsbop. A. Thoa.

H. Pllbtu. 71. TIaalera. S.

LajNCff A.NO H. L. Kl AHSltfTAM MAST bit THE NfcXT TCU.VJ at lata Scaool will com mecceua tledneadar, September 3d. ISSS. WIUi uu-ffelr Inereaaod OciuLlr.

for tlioruacti Inmc- llon Aprr cation. f(-r artaataaln. can be wkbde at tbe acbool bnildlcc, SIS Mala atroci, dall (roni u. 11 TCRVil-rrom SIS to tXI rv qnartee of tea wecaj. acordlng to age and aindlr.

pnraq.d aa N. H. GABDflEE St SOLE LEATHER TANNERS, And fetannfaelnrer of 8CPERIOR LEATHER BELTIKfO. Alao, dealer, la LACK LtATIlKK RIVKTIt, etc Offlre and naanfactAarj, LO WaanlnArtoa etrael. cor canal bndare aeuidelll A.

MAJOT. French Wig Maker A. LABIEk' HAIR.DHEUIM AND CtTTTCK, tf mala Sirsst, mp aialrw, OppoarU tha Cbanbaa, at BnrVAia BUFFALO CITY IM BANCE COT, Slock, wanted he LKat A PtCKCRIO, 00B IS Wel Hwar aire. tlOK ITAKCH-Tapioca. Fartaa.

Ac Tor aala at whnlaaala and rwiail. Liiinari at CO Cbauaaifd auwa. 01 wraabhaeto. at MtfLB SU-lAa-amlba. rood HaaM S-far luraalaby GAGE A to WaakLacVM alrret.

JoaaH To I tn1 WK I a 8W8- Saturday I BUFFAtOOAll-V COURIER. rnumtBorPuHDBT JOMEI'H WaHKN CO. OFFICIAI. PAPEB. OF THE CITV.

Hawwa a rMMU, I cube. AHUIVAL AJfi 'Dlil'AllTCKH OF TKALNS. Kartward TOKK CtNtTLA BAIinilAIl EXCBiK ITHaST Depart I Arrxnt. NY Da Kxp 8 OB Bxpiwni k. i 1' K.p A.

Aw.ninidJti u. 2, IN. Kaprw ure- r.Aiire.a in. ui Ip (1 sir. Un--Nl A l.

L-wkport SlAtlOtSW Knt-hlfi. T.raPitla Le.wl.lon.Ac iiridifo. I'eiroli, Chicago and A lljl. 10 A fori.Ni. for Nl.iuara Falla.

li m.ll Way Kiationa unroll null Etp. in Hi. Kill-and Snapenalon rlrldus Mil'. -Jl Bl A am Ii! in ui.l 1.4U ALrruiu la 10 r. 4Er'T ON (ICHiSW ITUIT, BlUIW EBl WAlf- atCUlOAl.

STREBT iwn. i 0 19 A- nil I' JU 1.1 I uwt Rxp Vifht niniiT wiu C'ri Kxi- 31 4 I 'n-j Maii Oru i rum K.il tin Miculn (j 90 Mnire Street He. with Northern iin, til a nun 11 Km 'viti r-i Hill 1 I'llll. iMiMtMim ai tvimna for IlarriitburK. lhil- irnlriil 'r I Urnlward-i a-a itmmR maj- aAJttN.a trbbt owrtfr i wiqrf Kai; iti KiA I Eiptu" 41 A 11 I Krii- Kin.tu rf A-t-nmrn-n.

Ki.r. IBF vfli 'l -ill- I IW i. m.t. Rxp HI 41 r. (Y.i'-"t iru4.ti.

Itn'l liiiM- UHANl'TllINK IUILWAI iCi. i iv lElT Vfiart ti.i t. hLtn ti Ml a Nil'Iii hxiifi It A li.l mam nTOiihri A' i.IH-l. I M.irliiiiu' hilrhl 5'i'lliA liny K5iin- iKj in. air.

I19E AM NIAUAlt RAILWAY flin Ii-rry Imnn Urart Uurmrt Uiuvi-. tlw dock tnM ol hl hu -Ihk-i dnily ihiHtiiiyi extopltull, at A M. and 1.4K 1 Iliillil" limp. Anlvvt at II lrf 15 OKKAT WRATBKN HAILWAT MRIX ITU1T DIKff. J)y -1' Atifiiiii i'lulitin-i.

IYiiiii. ninva iiallAlo at 8.15aBd lB.OB i. Xnd i in cut H.if in i noon TeiHiorur unmoral. oriu it ii 'linntliitf Koom has ben temporarily IWi aut. V.IS Waaliliit'luu mriiet, ad tiltii Hi ol.l fiuit'liiii.

u. u. Saturday Oct. 24, at 7V o'clock Alt Hit room liilrd story ovtlr Ittistlitu lints sUire, Maui uirei-l, oppi Ar- cade F.v. r.

inin to i he r.t.Dt Fall LOCAL DEPARTMENT. PROGRAMME FOR THE GRAND DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATION On Chr lust. UKAfH MIT EltS SKV.MOi'K A LA I It CU'B-i. HurrAiu. (Xt ai, lt.

The f-iUowtiift onmeti rn ar Uriy vptTA Max'baU nnd t'aiups the arternoon paradu of i liir' The Mur-liiili will nppoiut their AmwiuiiI uiiit mpln Ibeir n.inies to tho un- n- -'ion n-i Aiil le auiil- I'tji. KipoDt and Wiitt.i M.irMhHl of tlie t'ot. Theo Tyrr orlmjWhiLu Boy In Blue Col. Dau. Ii JIM'S Mr-)i Math.

a (lardi.iier uru.r of! IJKTKK IMiM.K, l.blef Marnhal. HMUUAUTKH WKMiM KA11C l.l'Uh. iNi--- mi i tru. Hon- n- hi-c-by ivi forth i ii tlif -Jttili lii-ii-r of Mughal Theo aflerii. T' ori ui tn i U.

Mi llie Terrace, corner HI. 'I he iyi fo, both from th- cty iii't I'lMiir- turn. i. will torm nt two li in Mi-' .3 nwmt: onlec S- ui'l. This and fi'u: Lb I 'A i Tuurl nlie the ritlit ratling.

hhm irM.i, iLe Kit'li. Sinh, ht-v-jtiih bl. ii Hi Ninfi WiirUt on Ni-igua -treel, i (i Trier Ni tin- -T- i.t.i.-J i it iv i Hit i oh Wardu on -i i--T, 1 ti oim-r tf Nia am i wii hm ib frt.ui rt-iu-oundtlti! town- wil! i.n 1 V-de Wli; rlfiht it- ituiii-, wit lu -n'tirt i.T'.hii. r. wi'l li.in It ii i i mi.

i ti ilte. riht "ii lh -t Ai if i i -si) fi i l.i, proceswiun will movt I'ttra-u. Uoyi.e rhioT Mttriml l(M it tn. TiiBo I'TitKH, Th" civn id-; bult ii. mi :in.i itniry.

It Mt Dan MY- ii- ir-lirtl i ti t- I tlt Kii t. ei tlid, ThfrJ. hi iti. T- ih Eie -Miili, TjwelltC, ijliirieoutii and ibe nurrouiidint: town-. I ItA NIT nuivKli, Mftr-ha! mi utry.

Kiwi: The tlL'ht, reptlng or will proceed up Titmice to Tflinn fr iiu tfly hi Terrmi nod ICrte Ma'ii, no Miitn VUk'liiiii. di 1,1 Delnware tu Niagara vquure ft nd hh'M, Tbe Torch 1. The toreh II. uhi I'roreuion In tlie I teiiliiK ade In the evening will be potfi'd of 1 1' in Conuty ntnliwill I llr mid Hour 1 lub of I hi city ud tt half o'clock, in strei-t, wMth resllni; on the 19M1 1-t 1 id it inl hi Niadira street, with rtht rellns 011 )n Peuitl with right retiu, irutT 1 Nliii 4Ui Wiutti rner nl Nine FmiitUn struet, with rtyht re Hot; nu (Mb irai-Oi Nlninra tr'et, with rl 'hi renting tor ot Ki lit rt mreet. with rl-ht reatlrfg on e-tee street, riijht rcwtlui; on ctr- irt irei.

retiug corner jtelaMttre street, rfht res! iptn-e 1- with riht tin -ire nrch ftreet, with rt-ht resting coi'Tu N'HL'! ii'Tu Mipirti pin Titi 1 ii 1 1 nith i It. II re-i 1 Ni.i III IV 1 -iril tvo 'i I'ral 1 lul: Titmi nrtundlTig towns will form on the Toirm with tti ou IVnrl street ready tu follow after the rUy The llitr wilt ni. Down I'ntrl to Terr to (Jim nielli, (Ji atoiht o'clock, as foil own Terrace to Mutu, Mtiin lelt to M-irhltfftn, dawn M.chi- in to eineca to Main -and th- dUrultiavU. By order l'tTKlt' IxiYbK. hief Marshal llorteQieii, Altenlloii Willi iV I nud ictpnte In the avnleflde are reqneitted lo or.raiiize nejt I tmr-i tu em hum Appoint flV rlityln the city aud iouniy, and to meetiug Monday tnimittvu rioouia, cornt-r ton nrreel THKU TVIiEIt, Mrhalr In ir ni the t'u Senet a and The UeuiNtrr jLuw of the UoHrtl of HcglitrarH.

IV A LI. t'li h. boards 't on KRl-3oijt nnd DAY AM) SATII KI' VV. October 31st, aud rem i iS AIJ, INC. and in ele m.n an incoTp.

-'Hied FH1DA i. tobe from 'J a Si Im 1 There is no thi Im disCt icis tnt in seMou from tu 9 (ii'uiiATKL VILLAGES, Mil ieu made up in pari ol village, the hoards meet on Ir 30th, aud remain in session id meeting anywhere. outside if cities or inc.or-i'li-vtora, not registered can aiguiup for nut be otu ou nlttdavitl ing r. itit-reil In 110 (iliriirk'tl (city or country,) ran anv the registry at the application in person. name n.i.l.

.1 uitiug, 4 al 1M1M tioii will be held on the Tue-iUy wu.eeeilihg tin- first Monday in Nc- vembtr, third. MtT iitt Ukoi-tukkd Anew. Any voteytbo front apy cause wit not de-posit bis vote uiJ.be Hnmelpolllng did lu November, 1807, mifat to it that his name is registered anew a the district where bis bal lot will be cast November. pace 0f voting can he clianged or esiabiibed by any of these canse. yiz: A change your residnnce from on election district into another, or bv from anotbvr staUe or county iuto this.

2. By change the boundaries of a diu- tnct throwing you out oue and into another. 3. Jf yon are kn young-man, and your first ballot is to be casi this fall, you will have fo attend to tho regjjtiry. Tho boards of rrguiry meet at tbe places where the polk aire to be oiened on electLun uay.

iO REGIjsTKY, I'O TOTB. LOOK MB i fcrred to J. Fuii child and name of plaintiff Peck ham stricken out. i sgt. Christian Homes hpcnctr Clinton ap pointed guardian.

hired C. Uibbard agt. Francis C. Hlbfcard. Jaouoa Judgment of divorce un report of referee.

Grmnted- Ue'en 8cboellbrn agt. Philip Schoellnurn. Motion Judgment of divorce on report of istiee Granted with costs. Charles Beau raj agt De Una BuatfvaU. Motion Judgment of divorce on the report of referee Granted.

Arthur W. Fox et al agt, the Pennsylvania railroad company Motion for order fur commission granted, John B. Gaason agt. Cbauucy Dunbar, motion Judgment of foreclosure. Judgment ordered with costs, and $33 allowed to special rmardian.

Darius A. Hovey snd Milo W. Hill afl Andrew J. Buckland. Motion to opti drtjuilu Graded, on pay inent of be costs of motion and tbe eueia of me referee.

Same art. Milo Hill and Susanna Loverldg. I.Ike motloD and order Same agt. Milo Mill and Daniel Schuyler. Like motion and order.

Josh. Bosh agt Geo Crown Motion to vacate uideruf attachment lvnied Bernard Delltacb agt llrnry Uenkel. Motion to vacate Slay of proceeding directed la July iat Granted. James Brown and another agt Jacob Williams Jr. Motion fur Jadgment Summons swrvd by pabUV cation Judgment fur plaintiff for Vt and cost In tbe matter of the pari tit on of Frank K.

Ml Application for leave tu sell real estate Beldon W. Locker, at agt aliltua A- Uulbert Motion for Judgment of foreclosure Granted. Elisabeth Van A lien, sgt Isaac Allen. Motion for judgment by plain tiff Denied with 10 roeta. George Jncobln, agt John Meyers.

Motion to dismiss the plaintiff's complaint. Granted with costs tsamuel Gurney, et al sgt. The Atlantic A Gnat Western Railway Company, et al Motion by defend ant A G. W. Co for retain and delivery to tbe said defendant of iu railway sud ail its otbrr property up uncertain condiilooe.

Granted conditionally Adjourned to Nov. -tb, IStott, 10 dock A. M. The Coal Tkaihc Propm rr or Hiuh Pricks. Tbo New York Kvtnina Post has tbo loltowing in relation to tho coal trade and tho prospect of high prices: Thttcoa trade this tell a mocta more active than at Anytime since tho clue; ul tbe waf, aud prices are ben larK.

but tho demand fur liidDafiiciariiig pur poses at ibe east has creatl liicremd, aDd rate are iineapectedly blgh. Tb experience uf this )ar directly tbe revert? of last year. '1'Utu prices upem-d Id the -prin at $7 IS to 7 SO, aud declined In the tall to 4T5 to S3UU 1'hls spring prlcrs opened $j2Rto j0. and hae advaoceil to f0 euid $5 73. wlih n5pect ol higher pnctsA liilroa li-ciut ana toe in crease of mtnert' wnp? have, bsd lo do with the increase or rat-ei The raurotui lulls are iweuty per hijhT than iu tho uprtiif.

aud ther lias been a larec ndvaoce In rotc-twio fru-ifhts The advance tit eawlrrn niaiuifiMiufiT will pri'Veint an act umu l.i tion of stock bufore the close ui navitaion. As sooii as cold weather In, it ia pruUahlu tliat rates be Inwei along th! lines ofrsllrond peadltitf froio Ihe mines than at present; snd It Is supposed that In this city tbey will not le higher during the iutrr tbau they now are Them will tx' nuother ad vance at lb auction sain of Ncramon coal uvt vie-k The amount ol anthracite conl lujin thii year will be about fourteen aud a quarter million toil, ur an iu crease of seven ur elu'l'l buudretl lUounaijd ton over last ytsvr It expected thai tbe lncrvae would Urn per cenl but it will nut, rcth that amount Tue trad--is now lu a very huaUSv tale, and ii I uol probable lliai Ihe low prices lael year will aalu be reached- COMPMMKNTAKT TO AS OLt III 11 1 t.oN IA N. Tbe ludian.ipulis Szutiiul, a democratic paper, thus compliments the mayor of that place, an old Bulfiiluulan, fie day aftfr the Indiana election: We desire to our hih adtnimi Ion of ths conduct of ity or Maeaulcv venterd.ij lie an ted like true ifentleniiin snd a coumTvaior t.f the ate. He did hi duly fully aud completely, and i entitled tu ibe thanks of ihe people of Indlansp-ill-. without re jardlo party, for tile manly and imjtartlal dlscharee of bis duties as mayor ut IndlannpAUn.

lie is to us In politlr-, but n-verihee s-e sn free to con ferui that In hit whole adtolntstrSLioL yt-surdrty he axled with strict iuiparttallty Wc CiJl not withhold Iroin him this ed of prainr Wuat Doss it Mkav? WJ liud the loaow-ing paragraph in tbe Syracuse 'ourr. What does it mean Toosv. the Central CilY clnh. of Sttvuw uu In Imitation of Ben. Franklin, appeared on the mn m- of ruubatealtt yesterday sflernotln.

fi.ir wile photOurrapnlc ari)rest'DLatitD4 of Iht- (ireciau rn-nd "all th way from Skraiogs It seemed tbe height of rl diculousness aSPiRITt'ALISM. Mr. J. Kish. trance, speslrer.

will lectore st Lycenm Hall, crner of otirl and Pearl street-. Hud day Oct. 25tb. at I0S A. and P.

M. Lyceum at as Arrkst- am- Loinita-i Only fifteen arrests were yesterday reported by the police. Sixteen homeless persons were accom-rLodated with Thursday night. Cot Rr. Only two or three case of assault anil lalterv cauie up at the policb i ForxD.

A bunch of keys, picked up at the I "kntiD rink Thursday, is at police bejquar- I The populoriiy of TeLhrti lhysiolipica Hair Regenerator has given it th unpn- cedented ale. It works woilders ia rcstorine Gray Hair, preventing its; lulling off and beautifying the whcle bead. It toil nothing, is richly perfumed, nnd to admiration of everybody. hold oy ti. II.

v. Lhamplln. 319 Main street, and druggist gen.T.u! v. LOCAL NOTICSfcT Harper's lVt fu' Magazine-. Eclectic, Jtc for November, th nnday Mnnu.De, (lord Word, and London Art for Octet r.

For nale hy J. Hawk. No. Seneca street BlH'Lh. The Stand wtl Siph-YVri er and Let- 1 itsrcr Companion, 2i.

Hccolk-rtlotin of a liuy Mfe bv Horace Creelev 1 4 and all ih I y' nU aH lbe oth9t new books For-nlehyT Hawk. i States intkiuva). IlnRXiE 1 1 Iffin. WrV, Bi rriLo, iMri wju. The nndeimlfrned respectfully nrqnel! thai ihe Uls tillers.

Recti 3cm snd wholesale Liquor DeaJerVof thif. district will meet him at this oftVe ud TntstlBj, Oc lobcr Tth, at three rl-nk atd that the Tobacco and Ciar manli'sctlir' rH will meet him at the aame place, on Wednesday. October 2Mb. at thrre (3 o'clock Ills object 1- to explain to thim pertvonallv the nro visions of the art of July JOib, lHfW, nd thus to en of penaltlea, whlrb tuan; dealen arc now In daixf of lncnrrlng tbronuh Inadverteace and lenorance uf thslaw. ADRIAN ft KUOT.

oc23tas Collector w.irict Armed to tl.e teeth is a verv common ex- preaalon. but we think armed to eiabeia.h aud pro- serv. Ihem a ripe old aa I. decided! more -----vi lu rniorci-uiew fldal and appropriate This can odIt be done keeping yonrself always supplied iih a bottle of' tbat reuowned and Imperiabable delljrbt of ewry lady or gentleman's toilet, the frairrant Sozodont Atayn ready for use Spalding's Glue." ocX3t)9dAw In our changeable climateon-jh. colds and diseases of tbe thrust, lanj and chest will always prevail.

Cruel consumption will clslm Its vtctlms. These diseases. If attended to In time, can be arrested and cured The remedy is Dr. Wistar sj oaisom oi ua nerry oczz VfMIX Chjttera by Measure, at PLATT Oyster oc2Stf 257 'Washington street. t'arrwfs, CHI Cloffts and House Furnishing Ooode can ssto one-quarter of their mo uey by parcbaslng; of us C.

A R. PAflDRlDGK, QcSaus 370 and 97a Main street Scarfs, jVrcA-Vi5 and luaes. in endless variety at It ARE A JVDSOX 9. oclT SS7 Main street, cor. of Eagle in.llENSE SAI-K Ol' CLOTHING.

Crcstclr Kedacest Prices. A great sale of cloth lug at greatly redaosd prices will be Inaugurated on Sat ui day or Monday, Oct 94th or 3fith, at C. W. A Pardrlde old stand, No UK Main street. Ooe hundred thoosnnd dollars 'worth of new re.

dy made clothing will btj offered for cah and below the wholesale prices In order to close oat tbe stock promptly. In orcer to far 11 1 talc the sale of goods erery article will be marked with lu price so tbat those who run may read. The stock embraces every variety of clothing required by the market is composed of the beat mater inl of Imported and bom- made goods, and mannfactiircd In the latest styles As the cold weather Is now ujMn ns snd winter wtl soon be here In all his severity. thoroughly repleLUb-ed wardrobe Is desirable. A reduction of from Sn to 40 per cent, below the retail prices is in sored to pur chasers; and the goods will be guaranteed lo be just what they are represented to be.

Active and obliging salesmen will be In attend ance. Tbe stock must be sold; and no but opportunity to parchase tbe bast Ready Made Uotblng wUl be likely to occur again In years. Remember the place, No. 14S sin street, WALTKK C- LEWIS, Superintendent. Great Bargains in Fall and WinUr rap- pars aiul Drunn, at BKARE A W7 Main skreet, cor.

of Eagle. oc37 An Abominable utraae.i-ln these dars of lying and mUreprscnuUoa lbs following a fair aample; A yonng gent of this city having procured for himself, at George SIppeTs.SSs Washington street, one of those splendid softs of elnthea which that gentleman knows so well how to get sp, and which waa very mock admired by all who saw It, a pen being asked wbtn be had got It. told them at Craney and Lent's, New York etty. snd at a price about twice as large as be actually paid Mr. ttppel lor tnem, ttaaa doing great Injustice to ono of oar ablest mercLaat tail ors In this city.

orlftM Also, quiaes, and aimeree. par tn car equal aall; ana Bo. Urn Mil i 1 1 1 I i 1 I I passing through your comity my attention was tailed to an advertisement of a great republican rally to be held at the beautiful village of Lancaster, where all the Grant clubs of the city and county were invited and prom ised to attend. The call was signed by my old client, 1. L.

Wilde, as chairman of com-mittee of arrangements. Iiy tho way, some low democrat called him a carpet-bagger this i- not ho. I will vouch for him; be is a pious inuu and truly loyal. I should have supped in Buffalo had it not been for this meeting, for it is Dot true that I was alraid of Gov. Hev- inmr.

I wanted to seo how the republicans of Eric county, N. treated tbe groat questions of the day. Von know they claim that 1 not orthodox, althuugu i got the unani mous nomination for congress in my district. Well, they had several eloquent speakers to represent them, but every oue of them proposed to pay the bonds in gold. One of the speakers said wo cmild get the gold to do it with by melting the mountains; this is a good idea; I am in favor of that plan.

He did not tell us where we could get the help and obtain capital necessary to so great an undertaking, but I would propose that we issue 5-20 bimUs, payable iu greenbacks and not exempt from taxation. As to taxing the, bonds, all of tuo speakers se-med to be! opposed to that they forgot that my friend Cobb aud yself got a resolution through the house of prescntaiives, with the aid of republicans. hich provided lor the levying of a tax ou the i.iierertt of the bonds which would be equiva lent to the tax now laid on other personal property. Now, I can assure thti republicans Krie county that they cautiot posbibly car-r the county on a such theory as was proposed by their speakers bere, and why should t'ley try? Tbe greenback is lawful money. -gal tender, for all publit and private, except duties on importa and interest, and is receivable in payment of all Loans iade to the United States, which would include the live-twenty bonds.

Nxwwhy should the government go into the mapkel. ami buy gold at Si 40 and thus increase the debt two-flftun or This will never do; I am uonlideut of it. Then again the oominte congress, Mr. Bennett, in his sp'eech tried to explain what he meant in another he bad made, where he eaid bo "was i.i favor of transferring the Erie canal to the general government." By transfer be said be meant simply that the general-government hould pay fur all repairs and that the Btate should retain control of its management." His explanation was perfectly satisfactory; but still, speaking, ol it, it might create iu booio minds' a little unpleasantness; aud another speaker," 1 believe tbey called bint llclburt, a near sighted man, said that be as a church member and ntver swore, but that he did leel just like saying, ''damn iiuub a statesman as Seymour;" he was l'oudly Now this is good republican talk, mt it was in bad tan e. 1 think, for a church.

member to make-such an expression. There Lendancc, there being at one time as many as two hundred present; aud the boys in blue, to the number of ono hundred and tilty, paraded ihu a making a splendid bbw. 1 saw a reat many young boys in the ranks, showing ihat tho spirit actuates the yuung as welt us the old, but 1 do beUevo there would be more if the republicans of Erie county; would iro iri for the tinvuient of the rive-tWentv greenback aad taxing lho irest Ynr Trulj. B- F. BITTLKK, Mnjor-ineral- A.

stlrrlUK Letter from an trie. Deiuociat. Cor respondent of the Courier. Kkik, Oct. 21st, 18GS.

Mr. EniTOu: Ah the smoke of buttle clears away, and we have a photograph of the lute contest before us, we can mark the strong and weak point ou bjth edds, the strategy upeJ oy uutvcneiiiies, and can now etrenglhen our weak positions, renew our energies, and rally round tLe fl'ig" of the iwivr ilindamj democracy, and go ul ihem again iu November. I tell you. Mr. Eaitor, huch words fail aud out Are not.

to be futiud in tho tli-mocraiic vocabula; As ('ol. Miller said to Brown al Lumly a Lane, when asked if he could take a British hattery which was down In tit its county wo have done nobly, consid ering the odds in numbers and influences brought to bear against us. The vote of this county has been increased 1.045 fince 1M66; of this we have 5s0 and they but 405; and to this extent have we decreased their majority JfiiO. But bow glibly and loudly they raise the cry of.frtiutf It reminds me of the cry of "stop thief;" sure enough. In this city and nearly all the election districts wheru tbey had control of tho election boards, gross frauds were perpetrated, and great injustice done, particularly to the adoped citizens ot democratic proclivities, and money used with- 1 out stint.

Every man wasd ruiumed up who had the ghost of a chance to vote, and put I thri'tfjU: the sick bed as robbed of its tenant, ami every pauper slum aud rookery ransack- ed tor voles. You know times are Lard, rauiiey scarce, provisions and ad the neces saries oflife high, taxes enormous and winter upprc-aching. consequently the poor, laboring man was easily approached: bis taxes were pttid and money besides, if he wou only vote the radical ticket. Score of votes were obtained in this way, which would have been cast for tbe democratic candidates, were the men suffered to vote as they desired. Whereas we were without funds, and had to rely upon our cucigy and the patriotism of tbe poor fatiiilv.

Iu regard to the injustice done adopted citizens, I will give you an instance or two, viz: All duplicate or triplicate certificates were refused as evidence of naturalization for the reason that they wore not accompanied with the pi oof of tbe original. You will at once t-ee the injustice and illegality of this without furrier remark. Again, all certificates much worn uli.li tbe seal stamped unon the naked p.er, aud much defaced, were rejected. I Could state many more examples, but these must suffice for the present. The radical manufacturers and others employing a large number of men, coerced every man whom they could approach, to vote tbe radical ticket or bo discharged.

This course wasot adopted by any democrat having men employed; but in every instance these allowed their men to vote as they pleased. This coercion was followed up by tho radicals throughout the state, without a doubt. Now. in conclusion, allow mo to say, that although beaten ire are not dismayed; in fact, we arc not beaten we went into the flght with 17.500 agtinn us, and have reduced it some 8.000, besides electing throe adlitional congressmen aud about eight or ten additional members of the legislature. Do you call this a victory for them? If Bo, what woultK a dc- 1 feat amount to? I tell them they are rejoic ing because their majority was not eutirely wiped out.

However, wo will attend to this rt mining portion of the job on November 3d. OMEGA. Notice to Pertoui Wlahlnsr to be Naturalized. To-day is the last day for consummating a naturalization which shall qualify a person to vote at the cominggenoral election. Every man who is a democrat in sentiment, who would assist bis adopted country out of her present diiemna, and who is entitled lo citizenship, should see to it that his right to the elective franchise is established, and that he is prepared to do good service at ballot box oa the 3d of not to A K4twli a4 iiUu la' i OIJRH.

nmttmf Ik. enniu teu to k. ,4 JAi truf Mr rMarllcair. HIM EIA MllKllV ST. JAMES HALL, Cor.

of ti 'a C. fr ST. JAMES, HALL OrL 7ih. 6th Annual Concert. PO IT 'S 1 i.

riis otmwirK im nmrn tit Mi L-d WIt HlrCK. JsVji TTI. I.I BUI- K. Coat-a Hit WINI UK. H.tH VK KtVRAlU ba-vrcar MaAfct- T.bo- Tkiit mHU nsirtei tx-u D-aiia Meif va Mats i tjar at cx.t.

rt', ST. JAMES HALL! LOWELL A MMMONtto HU81T1VELY LAr-T MGitT UK 1 UK uKlll PrBLK- FAVORITE. Miss Maggie Mitchell, NEW YORK COMPANY. aalaraar Eveailns, on. 4tb.

UliO MAGGIE MITCHELL New Jaj fraal N.w York socca. et it.Ml LORLE, THE TIKV BELLE OF THE CATO Itewred fata for ka at mu-ic tu.r I'm-jfi A Ik, HeclmikV l.ihrdr Hall THIRD AKM AL. BALI, roa thi aa.vnr ir tn uiuic: AT ST. HA I.I. On Sloiai) teniae.

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BF.XSrTT CI t.th lUy.nM-nt. At Ecbwabl'B ITall. Str- UN auNUAViirr Ther. wo. tx (rood Jty.

tt. TUKtr i. f-- A I'AIK vtix r.s JI. OrL.Cib.st tb or(ls Baffale itoir, Tbe rr fl Cp t. "ur tbr psaw-Iavr of arr Iat" r.

i Mil (Mil. VI K. A. VI. rOBI.l ll.ll-S School for Dancing tt Deportrrtr (OH MAIN r.wtry rdurs.a, HAW Dd Tb sired i itsf vf i ar --i-aiiie- aj 1" '-n V.

'Ir at 1' 1' Tt irmfw er. e-rr si -r ohTajtf-d at ih slr at- larp ran Dancing ncd Deportn.ert. of ltua. iti et i. Ul i rviil.rtl mrni fcr tlie ou -t st: snd mt et fri.tn 3 to bajf urdy Si -r-fU.

from I. t-e P-K-Lth- For tbe ua tbe Cav ur ftvt. orvSirr BUFFALO Fiit ft Vocnr Hen! Tta trm a aon e. t-j t-4 Admiseltm. Sf a.ot.:h.

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hiitt ft a. a n-rea tm iocf Vt 1 ea.ine In Su- --Jr-r mil. lmt IV La are 4r-et. or oa-f. rTIE HOOr.

A0 I OT i I C'll'r st (- Itartlo, fit J. Koticc. tXHTF.ll haa m. J1, a 'a Ir'rvjf nea ai a i rk.i..A.; i Contractors ard 6tcr A'V. r.H.

I -L f.K till. .1 H.U Jt A lam. -w 1 SS''i! I HtTer strsjrt. befiao 1 i mmim: a i To Let: ri'HE rrflHE ui WUV TRi rT Blt-f Pcilcc Cc. T- KK1 0XTATI.V O- IIIMi "I KNuLI-ii UI.J AM liHElN.

J.IMN 11.,. i and oaaard. riomr. Pork. H.h.

rto. ne i -lab bnuer of t.Sc h.i fj' l. encatr. A 'ao. Se.

tor caah, at the corner oi TiaioB tretacc arrf Alien For Ssio! OIIBtBII lw.lM(rt,tai,.rt wc.r leeea. Over foar babOTYXl uum adapted Ibna ASl.t. baacrrd lirap. X'ut. r-oI Ikrl.warw A Plaau.

Proo-. cl Van. (xl a.T. 4 The ahoe. ahoot oir aim in.m trek Zn atone and lt.

na .04 laerv'. wa 01 tne coult. thai, t. and Br.tinii? fri-ta Itgn-r. oa lie teen Wrat awaa mwi- For Sale -'sikh cm.

i lli'iiW. V' trt hy UIlM la dn. lfrr 10 a llmt a ail rva- 1. Cit. lo c.

nnct a lare bclae a Tun- f. 10, Ibe preanlv of aaaaj Le. a 111 be Mid .1 LLc L.c ta nolaaji Foe Irnul and prloc ap, 1 aa ib. Desirable Property for Sale. TIIF.

I IDF KHI4.M lb two Trj oeMrabie, d.lacbed aara boa aud low, anoaled on lbe a. ntb alo of -tb a is KKwen laik and Nonb wu lua Ibuaaaod dollar, cacn, apon wrai. eai 1- lartor. n. r.

cbaMr said booae. are Uulii ard Sni-bei. -rood modem al.ir. Mantle. ater.

in ur Ti. are bleh. ro.ro larjr. -Israel ard ar.m'rv.n. -are la fart Ik.

two 1 ny rea' Tar aiae of Ibe I. ax. rtt 1" 1 be iocauoa 1. aadotneo. hri la ibe ii, ir the Ut.c perfect Tbe wb-4r roia'doid.

prc-r'. of Ibcwe rare adraauta-v. caa Inoatreof JuntPII tUl kOuUKli Untlder, No Bowery apua Lbe prei. Hoaaca are opca Ijr taaprcaoa J. P.

8HOECRAFT, Auctioneer Peremptory SaJ. of MIKROKH. Pl0. MiTINO VI II INt. Ac At lbs Cealial A art low Uooma.

as Mala atnat. ofi-elle the LaairAea By r. SBOax-UAFT A CO Cl- 14, a( A. aa. WUl be aotd a lara nrtely of Saw and IWr-ed band fur Pmr.ur al- lied Rooaii.

Mlrrora, rtarpeta. Cook aad Pallor aaove. Paraacw, sic 1 Bovi Sewtna; Maebuae. arw aad Cabtaat taee, Itaao. with pearl key board.

J. P. 8H0ECBAPT. AocUoneer. Kala of a ban tit err stock or gksts- rcRjttbni.iu OtKlOa.

By i aBOBCHArr Jt oo At Lb. CwatraJ Aactma hooan. wM Mala opooa-' Oa rrMay tad Salarday Cvaalasa. Oct. Sad aad Mia.

at adwcA Wnppara. Drawer Collar, llandliercaieaa, Katk Taaa, Ac ry-Tara-ssak track, directly In rronl ol the engine the train. The pilot fortunately her from the track, bbo was picked up totally unconscious by her friend, who, with assistance, conveyed her to a room in the Waverly House. Physicians arrived shortly after, aud it was foucd that she had escaped with a fracture of the elbow and other slight Injuries. Tho Chronicle relates the sequel to this affair, of a most lndicrons character: A good joke is told In monoction with the accident that happened to Miss Llbbie Basledo, of Adams Ba Mn.

Wwdnesdav afternoon, at the State street rail road crossing Allrf tbe exciting incident of ber be- knocked down by the ItVomotive, quite a crowd gathered, snd the lady was quieily borne to a room tn the Waverly block, and the crowd followed In afur. Physicians were sent lor, aud the excited crowd were hurrying lo and fro, when a tall man, with golden Uwks and frantic steo walked In. As waves bet-re tne oarqne aiviae, Tbe crowd gave way before his stride. He replied to the bedside and frantically tore down coverlid and made various demonstration an excited natn'e in his solicitude. At these singular marks of affection the young lady slowly opened her eyes and gazed with surprise upun the man who as earnvstly into those eyes, struck dumb with horror at discovering that Ihey had turned gray inquiring, Darling, what is the matter with your eye" Vp on this he regains his feet and summarily orders every oue out of the room, includin the gentlemanly pro prietor of the aforesaid Waverly.

not Including, bow ever, the doctor. A few obeyed the authoritative com in ud nf i he su noosed Itusbiiiia. hl.e el hern re malued, little expecting the rich treat thnt wns in Hurt lor them At latt the VOUDlT zirl HUlUCtentl re covered const ioui-nens to look fnlo the fnce of the gentleman and ask the usual question. 'Where am IT" The surprise oflhe over alirutive sud excited Individ nal who had msntfesu such an Interest In her wel (krft wn evinced bv his exclamation. thsl is not mv wife' "at wh ch the bystanders burst iuio a roar of laughter rne tact was mat Litue, tor ii wu tie, was laboring under the impression that the injured lady was his wife, whom be expected, aud as the lady was carried to his room he took i as a matter of course that his wife waa tbe party who had bad such a narrow escape.

Man Drowned at Tonawanda. Coroner Walsh received a telegram f.om Tonawanda, yesterday morning, stating that a man had been drowned in the canal at that village. Tbe coroner accordingly proceeded to Tonawanda, and found that a man, named David Benjamin, captain of the canal boat "Charles," (then ying in the canal at Tonawanda). had left his boat about 5 o'clock in the morning to procure somo medicine for bis horses, and not returning, a search was instituted for him. and on dragging tbe cuual, his body was dis covered in about 10 feet of water, a short dis tance from his boat.

Deceased left a wife and two children to mourn bin loss. His brother- in-law took chatge of his remains. Coroner Walsh held au inquest, und theju returned a verdict of accidental drowning Ci.oakinos, KTf. One of tbo most enter irising nal its in ladies' cloaking, dress goods and trimmings, Mr. I.

C. Abern, at No. 258 Main street, ia now opening a splendid as sortment of cluaking silkii. Irish poplins srge. velvuleuns, bilk velvets, trimmings, anil tbo latest French uuvelty which ho offers at lower prices than tilmoht nay otL dealer in town.

lie is altfo prepared to make up, in superior style, cloaks, dresses and suits, at the shortest possible- notice, mi as he baa attained quite a reputation for the ifauce of cut and linish. our lady readers will find it to their advantage to give him a call before deciding to leave their orders elsewhere. skkiolb Auu-Bio. Upper, a laborer, whilo engaged in handling t.va on tho dock yesterday met with a Beriuus accident. Ono of the rails slipped from his grasp aud struck bis leg, about four inches above the aukle, snapping the bone as if it were a pipe a tern.

JJrs. Johudou uud Hauen-atein aUended tho injured man, after which he was taken lo the general boapiiu.1. The fracture is a compound one, and it is impossible to tell ut present whether or no the foot can ba saved. Upper has a wile an 1 one child, who reside on Canal stieet, depending upon hi ui Kit Mipport. Hevikhs nf tub Tim ami tiik Cjtii Heui-ments.

The grand military review which was have taken plnce Thursday afternoon, and which was postponed ou account of tho in-clenieut weather, will take place next wet albeit there has been a material change in programme. The 74 lh regiment will be reviewed at its new armury on Tuesday evening next, and a hop we underhand will round oft' the exercises fur the gratification of all present. Ou Wednesday evening, following, the 65th regiment will reviewed at tbe state arsenal. Tbe ollicial announcement will be made in due time. A.

Jon nv The Detroit Free Pre. relates this little story: 'On Tueaday evening sonio few passengers for Buffalo went on board tho steamer Wabash and quietly settled themselves lor tbe night. execting, no that davlirht would liiid tbi'm on the broad bosom of l.ako Erie. Daylight ciimi-i -llo' smoothly tho stfamt-r mare 'Can she be in porlV Thev look out. --She is in port the place looks natural." '-Where can we be?" "High and dry in Clark's dry dock, Detroit." Sneak Tukftis.

Th sin-ilk tbU'VtM are busily engaged" at their m-larious calling. JohnQuin cuuiplains that Thursday he had a revolver and in money stolen from him while in a lodging house over a saloon in Canal street. A description uf tho man who is suspected of having taken the property is in the hands oftlie police. Sanio night, while John Mhony was enjoying a found sleep at No. 211 Indiana street, some lellow took $41 from his pantajoous pocket.

John thinks that a young man named I'hillip Henry is the guilty party. Hot Air l-'fRXACKS. The snows of winter have begun to fall; heavy over-coats and furs an-in fashion; and it becomes an important question how our houses hhall bo warmed. The testimony in favor of the Oriental base- burning furnaces, manufactured by l'erry of Albany, and tor salu iii this city by A. Bpitzmillor A No.

34S Main street, is uni versai irom tnose wuo Have used tiicui. 1-or convenience, economy aud durability ihey are said to surpass any heuiitig apparatus compet ing lor public favor. They should be examined before purchases are madu elsewhero. The DAvKxroRTs. The Erin Dispntrh has a long account of a srxnee given by the Davenport brothers, in that city, whic: proved to a miserable humbug.

One of the com mittee appointed to do the tying was an adept at tho business, and tho brothers refused to permit him to tie them as he wished, it seems that the power of the spirits was limited, they being able to releaso only from a certain sort of fastening. The exhibition was a humbug on Its face ond gave general dissatisfaction. Such performauces aro about played out in this country. Mechanics' Isstitctk Ball. The third annual ball of the Mechnnics' Institute will take place at St.

James Hall on Monday night, Nov. 2d, for tho benefit of tho Library Fund. Tbe music will be furnished by Wah-le's Band, and the tickets aro set down at $1.50. The committee of arrangements is composed of gentlemen who know how to manage-such affairs and wo fool confident that tho party will prove a delightful one. The immediate object for wbich tho ball Is given should assure a large audience.

A Mistake. The Auburn A'etcs states that the committee of tbo Buffalo common council appojnte'd to investigate the subject, hare re-ported adversely to the Holly system, on the ground tbat steam fire engines are better adapted for the protection of a place of tbe sire of Buffalo. Tbe is mistaken. Tbe report of the committee was unanimous in favor the system. Street Compaints.

There is no sidewalk for about fifty feet on the oast side of Main street, commencing at a point 200 feet north of Utica street. There is no crosswalk on Ctica street, at east side Main street. Tbe sidewalk on the southwest corner of Main and Bryant streets is in a very dilapidated condition. The Loss. The sheepskin factory destroy ed Thursday by fire was insured for 91,000, which will crrfer the loss on tbe building.

The stock, very little of which was saved, waa not insured. Tho fire originated in the boiler loom. Inquest. Coroner Walsh yesterday held tn inquest on tbe body of tbe sailor, Charles Jaosen, who fell from the crosstroes of the schooner Golden Rule, on Tuesday. A vet-diet of accidental death was returned.

for for fur for whenever the water In tho river was impure- 'the gentlemen put their objection though It bad been proposed to make this use ol the reservoir for supplying all the water consumed in the city during the entire year, and they urge that this might not be very expensive to the city of Lockport, where the waste water from the Ene canal supplies the motive power, but certainly would be a very large additional expense to the city of Buffalo, with coal at six or seven dollars a ton. When it la considered that the proposition of ibe Holly company was to raise the water supply of the city to the present reservoir, a height of eighty feet in rare and exceptionable whle Messrs. Bell and Jnnbar areclamorinc lor more reservoirs at sn am tt.de of one hundred and twenty five feet, Into which all the water for tto city must be forced during each aud all tho days of every succeeding year, ths question of economy which they raise Is so decidedly: yunny that extended remarks upon it would be out of bth. Tho next complaint of Messrs. Bell and Dun- bir is that, "admitting the Holly system is all that la claimed for It, It does net obviate the moat Important difficulty which has been complained of, that of pure and clean water.1 In a subseomnt part of their comi munlcation these gentlemen Bay "the first thing for the commissioners to do is to bnild a tunnel, or esslrcnd the present obe a suitable dls? tsnce into the river, to get pure, cfcart water; build a new reservoir, of sufficient size and height of elevation for the wants of the upper parts of tbe city," ic Now It respectfully submitted tg these gentlemen whether their confession that even with multiplied reservoirs, It will be necessary to reach out further into the river to secure "pure, clean water does not suggest following their advice tn this particular will not provide for the same Inestima bio boon, der tbe Holly system? An earl, reply as may b- constant with other engagements would be very desirable Vtb Messrs.

Bell Dunbar are at a loss to conceive how the proposed alterations and improvements Of the water works, as proposed by the Holly company, should cost so much. They stand appalled at a prospective expenditure of $150,000 for machlnery.com petent to supply Buflalo with 30,000,000 gal Ions of water per day and supply her with fire prntefl tion, while they calmly contemplate aud actually recommend an outlay of half a million of dollars for an additional reservoir, which, wbn constructed, will not accomplish either of these parposea 10th. Having considered the material points In tha paper of Messrs Bell and Dunbar, and having shown, as we think, that however skilled ana competent tney may be In the particular branches of mechanics lo which they have devoted themselves, they would nfot upon questions pertaining to hidraullcs which thy have so slightly exnmined, be safe advisers of the common council or Buffalo, we leave the question under discussion for your decision npon its merits. Respectfully submitted, T.T- FLAGLER, President PETITION TO THE COMMON COLXCIL A petition, signed by the fire underwriters of the city, of which the following is a copy, is to be submitted to the common council at its next session. To our minds it is highly suggestive of reduced rates of insurance tho event of the adoption of the Holly system Bi rnto, Oct.

23, To the lion, the Oommon Council of the dry of BnjTlUi We. the undersigned, fire underwriters in the tity of BulTiilo, do respectfully recommend the adoption: of the Illly system of water works, believing thit its introduction will materially decrease the liability or damage by ftre WM LoVERlNG, Jr Secretary Mutual Ins Co of Buffalo. Assistant Secretarv-Bnffalo City Ius CO. srflTH. Secretary Western In-orsnce Company.

IK DOBBINS SON wuoDwOkru. UOCNDS A HALL STKlSGfilt t'ADY. JOHN GRAVKS. WALKEK A EVSTAPHIEVK. L.

FUHT1EK. i'lftb Ward. At a caucus of tbe democracy of the Fifth ward lat evcuinjz, at tho house of Michael Scliroiver, corner aDd Cedar stretris the ticket nominated: Knr Aldcrmrn Allien M. Barnett, long term; Chsa dtoUer, iHrni- Ymr Snut-risor Oeorr Raldrjs, Wm. Seymonr.

I-or John Woif For lnjM-ciorr of 1-t din Jarue. Mc Govt-n. Jame Irwin ad dipt Casper ilrech-er: dit.t WniiK. I'muk omminee MriihniitKftniiin. Hwury Garono, GeorL'c Krtipp, MicbatH Milli-r.

Andrtiw CbK'. II SHKI'AltD, Chairman. JouM Su op, Seiretory. Tenth Ward Cai cls. Tho democrats of the i euiii ward held ilieir caucus for the iiorai-ualiou ot a vTl lickut at the wigwam tail evening.

There was a large attendance of eieclora. The meeting was called to order by i. Olson, chairman of the ward com-luiilee. G. V.

KobertBon, was made chairman, and Juhn Marslilow, secretary, tin motion a committee of live, consisting ol David Burgard, G. O. G. UMde, T. Crawley, and G.

F. Allman, were appuint- ed liy the chair to nominate a ticket. Alter a brief consultation, the committee reported the following names: Alderman Jame. OUbert l.t dit Mi Arlhy; Ud Albert A. oilletl.

Con sUiMe- Fi Bu-ch. In.tirriMTA of fleetion t. dial Henrr Plnhp Hsu "id dlsl Joliu D. Mltcb.l. Ali nio T.

M( Mullen The committee also reported the following names as the ward committee for the ensuing year: (J. 111. on, George AHmfm, Theodore McDonongh, Marsball Junies, Cbarlca K. walker. lluvid llurgard wns nominated as member of the city committee from the ward.

All the recommendations of the committee were unanimously endorsed. The ticket-ii strong oucT and will aid the general result in the tenth. The Cuokixu Stovk is steadily increasing in sales and in public fivor, -not withstanding the numerous atterx pts toimi tate its its design and various improvements, and to appropriate or detract from its great reputation. The people soon learujthat they aro deceived and swindled by tliese worthless imitations, and go back to the arti cle of standard and well known value, and these mushroom imitations havo their brief existence, and aro beard of no more, whilst the Aheiucan pursues tho even tenor of its way, and will continue to do so as. long as Moves continue to bo necessary articles of household furniture.

SHKAK, PACKAKD CO Albany. Y. For sale by 1IADLKY 4 NICHOS, OC-J412M S71 Main street, A Siaso.vabi.k Notk.k. The foretaste of winter which tho past few days have given, make it highly seasonable for us to caU attention to tho admirable stuck "of cold weather goods now presented for inspection at the store of William Wiffert, No. 321 Main street.

Mr. Wiffert is both manufacturer of and dealer in every description of furs, for ladies, gentlemon's and girls' wear, and can show some of the band-omest things in bis lino which we have ever seen in-tbiscity. His assortment ia gloves, Russian and Hud- sun's bay sable, royal ermine, dark mink, Siberian squirrel, and the styles in Which these are made up are of tho latest and -most tasteful description. We recommend1 our lady friends espoci ally to give Mr. Wiffert a call.

As to hats, also, Mr. Wiffert is known Of all men lo be invariably up with the times, i He has some new lashiona in fall and winter Wear which gentlemen should not fail to examine. Boots and Shoes. The ideal beot or Isboe is that in which thelili'e et duke tho sorivioe-able and neat are first successfully combined. When such can bo found, it is a work of art, than which nothing can commend itself to the understanding as more Of such aro the goods manufactured and for sale by Messrs.

Blackmar and Merritt, 313 Main street. Our lady friends must already batre noticed the show indows of this establishment, in which such a variety of exquisite things in the boot and shoe line is exhibited. The newest styles and the best of material and workmanship, are what Messrs. Blackmar 4 Merritt guarantee. They are young and; enterprising merchants and will put themselves about to please the.lr customers.

I Social Organization' The St. Nicholas society. The St. Nicholas Society, whose title is suggestive of winter jollity, waa organized last evening, with a view to conducting a series of winter entertainments. It la composed of young ladies and gentlemen of well known respectability, who, for two years past, have given annual entertainments which proved successful.

The society waa formerly known as the Juvenile Tableaux and Panto mime Company. In their winter's programme is projected a Christmas entertainment, which will doubtless be very nice. McBtc for tb Hike. Wattle's band has been engaged to furnish the new skating Bink with music during the coming winter. iug th that time we leported IDe trial neiifeeu the works, and the steam fire engine 'i of this city, and alter as careful an examination as we cduld make, we did not hesitate to recommend the adoption of tbe system, in view of the guarantees offered by the Holly aifnu-failuring Company.

la this we agreed with the water commissioners, Messrf. Wells, Kog-trs and Ryan; with Superintendent Ketchum, with Superintendent Doyle, with the aldermen who investigated the matter with care, and, 'ndeed, we think with all others who have made themselves familiar with the workiugs of the system. On Monday last Mr. David Hell and Mr. Robert Dunbar, who accoinpauied the party to Lockport on the 9ib, pursuant to an invitation ol the common council, made a joint report to that body almost unqualifiedly adverse to the adoption ot the Holly system.

We were satisCed that Messrs. Bell and Dunbar either had not the time at lhir disposal, or had no wish to investigate tbo matter as it deserved. Hence we regarded their report at the time of its submission to the common council, and do now, us prepared without that careful consideration to which it waa entitled. The objections urged by Messrs. Bell and Dunbar to the Holly system are caref ully reviewed, and, to our mind, satisfactorily answered, in the following communication, addressed by the president of the Holly Manufacturing Company, to Aid.

J. W. Parsons, chairman of the water committee, and which will be submitted to tho common council at its next meeting: Office op thb Holly MaKrrACTUiuNo LOCKfORT, oct. Aid J. W.

Parsons Sib In behalf of the Holly Manufacturing Company, whose proposition for tho construction of water works is pendine before the common council of Buf- f.do. I respectfully beg leave to review a paper on that subject, pre-sented at Its lat meelinj by Messrs. David Bell and Robert Dunbar, in opposition to that nruboaition ith reference to the statements aud opinions of these geiillemep, it la to bo observed 1st. They nufurtnutely have not given the UoUy sy tem such an examination as enables them tu pro nounce a safe opinion upon its merits. They visited bockpurt on the 9th as staLed by thjm; spen three hours in the place, iuclndin one duvoted tu dinner saw eiht effective tire streams thrown at the same time by the pioneer and diminutive water works, by the II oily companynoticed a trial between a steam Are engine from Buffalo and the llolly water works, in which the most tney -j "inr.riH fnvora bly declined the Invitation wh: many of the invest-itratio' committee front Bitfalo accepted, to remain louder for further and riid examination of the Holly system, and then hurried away, as they declare, with the conviction Unit aufllcient evidence was not pro duced that Holly's plan wu suitanie for Iiuililo" In marked contrast with this hasty aud hiipsrflcial examination, which, either from inability or unwil Unless, they did not or could not prolong, Is the careful and patient investigation of the subjeet at Auburn as well as Lockport by the water commissioners, the superintendent of the water works, the chief of the fire department, the fire and water committee, and other memlers ot tne common council, and who as the the result.

certify that enfflcieut evidence kit 6n produced that the system woulu be applicable to the present and futui wants of Buffiilo If Messrs- Bell and Dunbar had the disposition and opportunity to make similar investigations they would duahtle- come to the same favorable conclusions. id. Tbe pnper of Me-srs Bell Dunbar is full of inaccuracies. They speak of the completing steamer ad a "small" one.while in fact it was ilio ''Ealc," the largest and best piston engine belonging to tho Buffalo fire department They say the steamer was "ran with low st earn.1' when the fact is the engineer in charge acknowledged that ho run her up to 220 lbs water pressure, which was as high us lire gauge upon ihe engine would indicate. If this statement Is ques oned, several witnesses who heard the statement will corroborate it Messrs Belt Dnnimr say tho ho-te is poor It to that, used by the w.Uer works and th1 pressuje upon it was the more severe on account of the uneven manner in which the ste vmer wa purposely run by the engineer.

They stale that the water works were ran with "full force when in tact they were gauged with reference to the strength of the hose, and did not at any time dur-iiu; the so called trial reach th ir maximum power It is pertinent to add In this connection that tbe wa er works pumps, euring the trJal.s applied the steamer wiih water through an open buLt, and ai the same ihrew fire streams in competition with her. through a four inch mtUo, successfully, and. those tre ims, as will lie certified to by the large couccut-m who were witnesses. were not line those ol tbe steam er. fli ul and spasmodic, but steady, nniform.and powerful enough to arrest a tire as well in Bo Halo as In L'K-bport.

3d. There ts an admission in the paper of Messrs. Bell Dnnbar in favor of the Holly water works, which is all the more significant because ihey subsequently endeavor in vain to explain it away They lucantiotWy acknowledge that "from the number of stream- thrown at once, we have no d-ubt that for fire purposes in a ci'y like Lockport, on even laHjeh cities, it is a very good stationary, fire It follows that as Buffalo is unquestionably a larger city Can the Holly water works, in the opinion or these gnl emen would be a very jjood fire engine for that larger city Start led, however, by the conclu sion to wbich this acknowledgment brings them, these gentlemen hasten to interpose objections. It is that they think it questionable whether it would be gate or economical to lay the city of Buffalo imder a pressure of from 130 to 140 lbs for fire purposes If in Lock port, Auburn, Minneapolis and other larger cities It is safe and economical, why not in Buffalo? The gentlemen present two reasons for'tnis exemption of Buffalo, These reasons or objections are, that the street mains in Bu.ff.ilo are interior and the plumbing defective. If were correct iu their as sumptions on both these points it would not touch the merits of the Holly system of water supply and tire protection.

But are they correct in their efforts to depreciate the value of the street mains and plumbing in use in the city of Buffalo? 4th. A to the strength of the street mains to bear the required preesure Messrs. Bell and Dunbar profess to have doubts on the subject. As a reason they state that it is a well known fact that the present mode of casting pipes npon end is for superior to the manner in which tbe pipes of the city are made It may strengthen the faith of these gentlemen to learn that the street mains in Lockport were like those in Buffalo, cast horizontally; that they were tested under a pressure of three hundred pounds before they were put down; that rfome of tbe pieces, by wsy of experi ment, succesuily withstood a pressure equivalent to nine hundred feet head; that the pipes have been in use five years.land that the fire streams thrown in the presence of Messrs. Bell A Dnnbar, on the Mih of tktober, flowed through street mains cast precisely like those now in use in the city of Buffalo, and which they would have the common council believe are insufficient to bear a pressure of one hundred and thirty or one hundred and forty pounds.

Against the statement of these gentlemen that the engines and boilers now id use are the really only valuable part of the present works' is the opinion of the superintendent of the water works, Mr. Ketchum, who nnhesltating-ly declares his opinion that tbe will withstand the increased pressure required In connection with the Holly plan, since that pressure will be only about one hall the teste applied to thein before they were put down. In the purchase or tho water works, nhe common council have declared their concurrence with Mr. Ketchum In his opinion that tbe street mains as well as the engines and boilers are valuable, aud need not be replaced with pipes cast vertically as Messrs. Bell and Dnnbar would have them believe.

If these gentlemen, in addition to their three hours Investta tion at Lockport Including dinner would extend their researches to the cities of Auburn and Minneapolis, they will ascertain that the mains in both those cities in connection with the Holly water works cment. confessedly Inferior to iron for strength, and yet they satisfactorily bear the pressure for water sup ply not only, but the increased pressure for fire protection In view or this it would seem that Messrs. Bell and Dunbar might reasonably dismiss their apprehensions lest the iron pipe in Baflaio should not. In connection with the Holly machinery, meet the requirements upon It. 5th.

The other objection In relation to the plumbing In the cby is not so serious a question as Messrs. Bell and Dunbar represent, and they seek unnecessarily to alarm her citizens by a vision of bursted and property destroyed They say "the lead pipqs now in nse are If this be true, the plumbers have wronged their employers in putting in their work, for under either or any system lead pipe used for purposes of plumbing should be tluck and atnyng. So bras the plumbing In Buffalo conform to this con dition, the application of the Holly system will not involve any trouble, danger or expense, ho far as Messrs. Bell A Dnnbar may be correct in charging that tho plumbers in Buflalo have used (Am lead pipe, tbe use or a Bafety-valve Invented by Mr. Holly, which can be very easily and cheaply applied, will effectually aecure the dwellings in which defective plumbing has been placed from anv Ininrlons eon.nn.

During their b.Ief suy in Lockport this method of remedying weak plumbing ws pressed noon the at tention of those gentlemen, and their neglect to make any allusion to it, does not speak well for their candor, but rather bespeaks a determination to make out a case by ouxooaelT emit tine tvi lis part admirably; Mr. NiiNan did all i hat i dealing desti uction through their ranks "I'll wis required ot htm as the 11 but good- try, Mr," so that's our motto; We'll try. rio le.uud Ftitlur l't; Mr. N. U.

Jones was neare tor the light, and goat them with a jiiite i'u un if iiiv.y. although there wiis no will, despite ihu wet blankets attempted to be 1' Msieucy iii bin LiHiicier; Mes-n. Melmei tiiniwn over you by the New York Wvrld and ml Ki-ndii- a-t Urmpjarmer and Krtjpitt nstrr bondholders, who make gold their nude ibeuiseives uccepinble; and Mi.i MoLlie Our fla is at the mast-head, with the a and Mrs. Mouel! us Mrs names ol Seymour and Blair "-indelibly and Mis Jl.nd as Mrs. Htii Turritr.

scribed upon its folds, nailed there by the obtained their shure of the responsibilities New York convention; thejn what right have viib ctcdit. tkey to ask. for any portion of it to bo pulled To-night Miss Mitchell makes her laFt np- iiearaute. Her roie is l.orlt, which is said to if) her finest personation. A NT UMiUAKM LuUUE A liKAtjllFt'I, Vr.i.i We had the plea-ure.

the other of 'X irnin ing a magnificent volume has just been prepared as a memorial huuk or record of tho niembcticfcip of the l.od of the Ancient Landmaiks, 441, in this ity. It is colossal folio, two pages of which devoted to the reeord of each member. the first of these pages are. groupid with taste and artistic fleet, the emblems of luiisonic lite aud work, while 011 the opposite iuge, surrounding an obituary scroll, air the eiu'ilema which masouically picture the story (' death and an immortality beyond the -rave. The designing of these beautiful is by Mr.

Marsden Davy, while tho lithography is by Sago fc Sons. Both tu conception and execution, the work is admirable. i'h' chtf d'y-trrs, however, is the biuding of hi massive volume. This has been done. t.n-1 presented to the lodge, by Mr.

A. Jones. )ook-biiidur. ou Washington street. The used is heavy turkey morocco, done in vliut is called "block mid panel" work, with old lines.

For a more buuiptuoHs piece of binding it would be necessary to revert to the age when book covers were set with precious stones. Altogether the volume. hich is to be known as a "Memorial ot the man who wouldreo the glittering tenipta-Iivingand the Dead," reflects tbo highest tion. cast his vote as his conscteuco dictated, credit on the taste uf tttose who have pro- I and run the risk of obtaining bread for bis tueeu it. ai well as en tat ol the committee-li'v.

Mr. IVuneil, aad Messrs. J. B. S.ukett and George Wadswojrth, to wi oni Mas committed the tank In this con0rciiti we muy be permitted to make public fin-fact that the new lodge rooms the Ancient Landmarks Lodge, occupving the third story of the noble bank building, corner of Court and Main, otj now almost iu 1 male of completion.

Tbe Grand Lodge de- lication is to take plae on the 27lb iu.t.. at which time Deputy Graud Master John Tl Authon, will be present to officiate. The ledication by tho Lodge proper will occur the evening follow ing. Mr. Sykes's Cost krt.

Mr. Co as. W. Syke annouuees in connection with his sixth annual concert, which takes place at St. James Ilal', i'uehday euening, the re-entree of Poppen-bei g'a orchestra, and tbe appearance of several of his as follows: Visa St iti dm-f eft.

Soprano, Ml- Rmck, Contralto; Mt-m Uiiiltri, Soprano. Mi-s Wi spear, I'laaisi Min Uiag, Menzo Supra- Mr. Corliss, Rto; Mr. Kuubll. Baritone; Ml- Winchester, Mezzo Mr T-nr; Sopraoo; Mr.

Woudwurth, Tenor. The following is the 1. 1 Grand March de PniMe 2 Trio, Bohemian utrl," Thro' the World Bnlfe 9ii nw rk nnrl Uum Ullld 3 Dao, "Favonia," While thus around Donizetti Miss Brock and Mr KlmKml 4 Leporello'a Sttuiz, Don tiiovauni, Mt Cuiisa. a Morcean, The Dtrtterfly, Torry Misa aler. 6 Biano Dnett.

"Grand Coucert Ketterer. M.sses and Winepear. 7 Morcean, la the Gondola." Camoana Mlsa Uoag. 8 Grand Qtiartetto, Flotow MliMws bouthwick, Winchester and Messrs Mills and i or line. PART ii.

Overture, "La Dam. Blanche," a Poppenberg trchestra. i Aria Cruel Fortune. Kmani," Verdi Mr KlmbnU. Z-Uuo, "Linda," Dentlny Bright MUtU Sf.lOlnl-ii-L 4Ballad, We may In- happy yet," Balfe a Mr Mills i5 Sextette, "Lacla," Chi mt fn-na DonizetU Mlaaca lloag and Wincheater-Atera.

MUU wraff. Kimball and CurUaa. Graham. Misa Brock. 7 Ballad, Last Rose of Blahon MitM Soathwick.

Grand Gallop di Bravura Offenbach. poppenberg a Orchestra..