PHE BUFFALOM ONDAY, SEPTEM BER 27, 1862.

: ITY AND VICIN ITY.

A s m r w B L T m w r w r c r c o x v w x -T / O X S .

C IT Y N O TE S.B artle tt pears are plenty and cheap.Hen fru it ia becoming scarce in the c i t ; . i'here were tw enty prisoners and tLirteen

lodgers reported Sunday morning.Four lodgers were accommodated a t the

station houses Friday night.The vigilance of the N. F. P .’s on Friday

resulted in th irty arresht.The residents in the vicinity of the cor

nsr of North and Rodgers stree ts complain of a nuUancc in the sh.ipe of a dead dog.

The North Church spire overtops th a t of the Universalist Church apparently about three inches. Now, stop.

That peanut eater was a t tbe Tbeatr* Friday night. He never waa er» much out of place.

Since the rlu<jiu>u is going out of vogue inmates of second class boarding house* And one more ingredient in the ir hash.

The wooden culvert in M ichigan street, near Ferry street, is in a very dangerou<- eondition.

An engineer named Terry, living on Folsom street, was sun struck on the Eric Hail way last Friday afternoon.

Notwithstanding the state of the weather yesterday, the churches wore well a t ­t e n d e d .

t'harles C. Tiestow was arrested as a deserter last Saturday and sent to Fort Porter.

A poor woman, w ith si* children, is now a t the Poormastcr’s in search of her hus­band, James Sayers, a sailor, from Hamil­ton, Ont.

A tow line, stolen from tho canal lx>at 1!.T. Roberts, was traced to a man named Michael Monohan, and he was placed under lock Mid key by Patrolman Craig.

Professor Hall, the well known Spiritu­alist A n d Tbrenologist, has his seventy- seventh anniversary celebration and dona­tion at Lyceum Hall this evening. A good time is expected.

The number of cattle shipped last week was three hundred and forty less than tim receipts, leaving throe hundred and fo:ty forborne consumption,—and such cattle 1

Yesterday afternoon a mau named Mandeville Gomes, of Oxford, Chenango county, jumped iuto a furry boat rv ar the Hrowu elevator, and full, breaking one leg balow the knee. He was taken to the First Station, and had thc limb set by I)r. John­son.

Last Saturday a farm er nan-.' d Stew art Haze 11, from Springbrook, while trading on W ater street, had his overcoat stcl-n from hia wagon. Y esterday morning oers Donovan and M organstern found the garm ent w ith one John Sullivan on street. He was arrested and taken to tb stationliouse for safe keeping.

D 1 S T B IC 1 .

The delegates of th e F irs t A*scnd.lv Dis ♦rict m et Saturday afternoon in the United States Hotel, end organised >y the el c ionof S. N. Baker as Chairman and E. C. S iire t aa Secretary. The following naxne< gentlemen were elected del eg ite© to attend the S tate Convention to l>e held in Syracuse on th e 29th inst. to nominate .State officer*: George Orr, Charles Jessamin aud Johi Deitzer.

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SECOND DI8TRKT.The Second Assembly D istrict Conreu

tion m et a t the Tifft House a t two o'clocl Saturday afternoon, when Mr. Jacob Mille- was elected Chairman and J. D. H. Cham- ’leilain Secretary. The ilo legates electee were Messrs. Joseph Ball, John Pierce a i m

L K. Bass. ©THIKD DISTRICT.

Tbe T hird Assembly D istrict Conventioi met iu the Council Chamber, aud was callc< to order by Mr. Seymour Bennett, Aid i.irnes Van Buren, being called to the Chair Frank .Sears waa elected Scoretary.

The following are thc names of the delu -ates elected to tho State Convention- U sers. Elam K. Jew ett,! . M Schemerhorn

Gcoige Feldm an and 1sj»*c Holloway.FOURTH DISTRICT.

The F ourth Assembly D istric t Convcn tion was held in Lancaster. II . T. Fibster Esq., w*s elected Chairman, and the foi lowing delegates were chosen to the %tat= '.onvention: J . B. Young, Charles B. *iicl Norton A. H albert.

To th e E igh th D istrict Judicial Con­vention: Messrs. John Nice and O. 1.

lark were elected.F I F T H D IS T R IC T .

The Convention for the F ifth Assembly D istrict was held a t Kopp’s Hotel on Sat ■I rday, and organized by the elect; m of J . B. Dick, Esq-, of Aurora Chairman, w ith Capt. M ark W hiting au. E. W . Godfrey as Secretaries. The follow ing gentlemen were chosen delegates to tie S tate Convention: E. VV. (totiirey, Jame Rider, J . H. Plumb.

The following gentlemen v.vre delegate* to the Eight D istric t Judicial Convention W illiam W . Russell, N. B. Sprague.

M Y S T E R IO U S A T E A IR .

.> T R A N O E D I S A P P E A R A N C E C F e P A S « » : \ ’UIC O F T I I E F K O P E L L E r . B A D G E R S P A T E O.' L A K E H U P .O N .

T h a b o q n n t a a d s t a r\ w h o p la e e d H ie f i r s t l a

la tte r in an evergreen rown th a t rested on a white-covered stand,

beneath which were the words “Jesus shall reign.” A fter al! the claasea were called it was found there were jo i t enough boqneta© fill th e cross and stars to fill the

crown, the former looking like Mosaic •vork, and tbe la tte r brilliant w ith shining tars. These exercises were fitly concluded

by an interesting blackboard eaercice from Rev. J . S. O strander, of Albany. Thh* feature of the service wae novel aad highly interesting. A description of it would fail to do justice to i ts merits. M r. O strander i i an entertaining and instructive speaker, and charmed th e children by hia simple and eloquent utterance**

The evening services consisted of speeches by Revs. J - H . Kellogg, of Troy, P. F. Jones, ct New York, and J . S. Ostrander, of Albany, upon the Sunday School in ter­mit. A large audience listened attentively t i these earnest ar.d devoted Sunday School workers. A synopsis of th e speeches would do injustice to the ir beauty and complete­ness. The entire day’s exercises were emi­nently satisfactory, and the peculiar fea­tures of the morning service were original and in fine taste. Thia school can congrat­ulate itse-’f upon giving a religious enter­tainm ent second to none of it3 kind given in th is city. To the energetic Superintend­ent, H. H. Otis, and his able corps of teach­ers, aud especially the Committee on Deco­ration, of which Miss M aria Reese wt« Chairman, much of the success of the anni­versary is due.

TO N A WA A'D A 1)A M.

:*jsrsr.*tJ5a t e : -acb— m—sw— —edtto M y frfdlnglha — ■1 In*—•dtkuM/L _____ ____________e his* am * ms la. Uniform and >il« upplr of «M «, ard which w 11 not . • subject to ths wind* «f U l t Frio, vtich otUa gvw*t y 4H fw » u » H o n . t a i t h o U t t a t » I U b o e r f a M f ro tnthe itrong cut rent in tho canal between Tone wan-j* ard Buffalo.

Tho committee have arrived a? the following con­clusion*:

Thxt P i« the duty f to© f tate, having regard toeconom-, to remove this dam.

That tne obligations wh‘c!i thc State owes her ciJ- 2ens of the prot ction of 1 fe six' property require it,

Th*t the great canal interests ,.f tbe Bute demand

ErqP e rs o n a l.— Benjamin H. Paylist, city editor of the Brooklyn B oily I ' visiting the city.

S h a r p e k s . A c o u p l e o f sharpers a t th**

Falla yesterday t o o k a Buffalo’:km ; r a Hat and tried to p l a y the patent r i g h t c o n f i ­

dence game on h i m ; but h e told t h e m they had caught t h e w r o n g fish and walked off, leaving them to try t h e i r h a r . 1 o n s o m e o n e

who was not p o s t e d .

B o a t i n g . —Things begin to grow livelier in boating circles. We hear of two or three four-oared boat races now in contemplation, and which w ill probably take place inside

month. The crew of thc Girl of theofPeriod having challenged the crew of th* Neried to a tria l of science and strength, an exciting race may be expected about the 8th of nex t month.

tJoRRFCTion.—In our report of the cas­ualty a t the Falls the other day wc stated th a t Jam es Martin was driver of tha hack which wont over the bank. M artin wishes us to state th a t Robert Welsh, a man in his employ, was the driver, and th a t ht (W elsh) told the party it was n o t safe to drive the carriage down to the ferry land- ,ng» b u t one of the ladies persisted in going down, and he finally consented.

The downward trip of tho propeller Bad ger M ate, which arrived here yesterila tuorning, wa*! marked by a singular an m ost tragic occurrence. W e learn froi. i . aptain Dickson the following particu lar Shortly before the departure of the boa-

j rom'Chicago last Tuseday nmrmug, a ;.7-i> Gift- 11!e-man named Touhy, of St. Louis, came o.

oird and secured cabin passage fer Dt ana. j *roit. During the tirst two days out In

kept his stateroom almost constantly, an*’ :<*mcd troubled in mind w ith some nlorbid

r.flections, which so affected his demeanci t :at many of the passengers thought hin univell. On Friday, however, he wer.t lpon deck and lingered for s me tim e; eve:

then he appeared very melancholy, and a: one time rem arked to some*of the passen­gers th a t “ he thought he should like to «lu iu thc w ater.” The last sern of him was a' About nine o’clock Friday evening, when h was observed sitting on a sail iu tho stcr;>f the vessel. This was when tho propel­ler was on Lake H uron, abont ten mii* ? from the entrance of St. Glair Iiiver. Upon their arrival a t D etroit tho stew ard went to Mr. Touhy’s room to call him, and, fail iug to find him there, looked about the dec)* •»;id in various parts of the boat, b n t i: '-race of the missing man could lie found Lt may be possible tbat. the man fell int< tho w ater accidentally, b u t thu genc-rr. supposition is th a t he committed suicid*:. He left considerable baggage in his room, and in one of the pockets of hia coat were found some cards, one of them inscribe*: “ Thomas H . Touhy, editor and proprietoi of thc C»m Htttrcial Bulletin, No. 17 North fiiird street, St. Louis,” aud others bear mg simply the name “ Thos. Touhy.” Ti o use, to us, seems enshrouded in deep m ys­

tery. Perhaps the St. Louis papers will 1* able to throw some light on thc subject.

T h k W b a t h e r . — T h e fo llo w in g a r e th e m e te o ro lo g ic a l o b s e r v a t io n s fo r S e p t . 2 o tb , t a k e n a t t h e Y o u n g M e n ’s A s s o c ia tio n L i- b r a r y b y t h e L ib r a r ia n :

T ine . Bar. Th«*r. Wind. ’Sir).7 A . M . 29 :64 72 L ig h t S . C lo u d y .2 P . M . 29 :42 79 “ W . C lo u d y ,W P . I f . 29 :39 <19 “ W , C lo u d y .

H e a v y ra in a t 3 j P . M ., w i th s h a r p g - i . t s o f w in d .

O v e r b o a r d . — S a tu r d a y n ig h t , a b o u te ig h t0 c lo c k , a m a n n a m e d J o h n C o n n e rs w a lk e d o ff t h e w h a r f a t t h e fo o t o f I l l in o is s t r e e t , a n d w a e r e s c u e d f ro m d ro w n in g b y t h e h a r b o r p o lice .

A n o th e r in d iv id u a l , c a l le d G e o rg e F a i r ­b a n k s , f e ll in to t h e c a n a l , b u t m a n a g e d to l iv e , a n d w a a s e n t to t h e w a tc h h o u s e .

P e t e r H a n lo n , a f e r r y b o y , w a s t h r o w n f r o m a b o a t b y a s a i lo r n a m e d J o h n C . H i l l . T h e l a t t e r w a s a r r e s t e d a n d t a k e n b e fo re t h e w a te h h o u s e J u s t ic e , a n d w a s f in e d te n d o l l a r s f o r b e in g d is o rd e r ly .

UlTMUiATlONAL Cas»£.— Q u i t e a n a m u s i r r1 n e id e n t o c c u r r e d a t t h e F a i ls y e s te r d a y . T h r o u g h so m e m is t a k e o f t h e b r id g e te n d e r .: o f t h e n e w s u s p e n s io n b r id g e , a n o in n ib u - e n t e r e d o n t h e A m e r ic a n e n d o f t h e b rid g e , a n d , a t t h e s a m e t im e , a c a r r ia g e a t th e o th e r . T h e y b o th m e t in t h e m id d le o f th o r iv e r , e x a c t l y o n t h e b o u n d a r y lin e , a n .l b o th re fu s e d t o b a c k u p . A f te r c o n s id e r a b le s t ro n g K in g ’s E n g l ish h a d b e e n in d u lg e d in , re in f u e te n te n te arrived fo r t h c o m n ib u s in th e

o f f iv e o r s ix c a r r ia g e s fro m th e A a w r ic a n s id e , a n d t h e C a n a d ia n carriage. *TMi fo r c e d t o r e t i r e .

F lf tf f .— O n F r i d a y m o r n i r g a s m a ll si/.cd fine o e o u r r e d in t h e h o u se o f M r. J o h n H a z ­a r d , o a K o r th a m t o n s t r e e t n e a r M a in . T h e

f f r o m t h e c e l la r t o t h e k i tc h e n w as f d e s t r o y e d . T h e f a m i ly w a s a b ­

s e n t a t t h e t im e , b n t t h e flam e s w e ie f o r tu ­n a t e ly e x t in g u is h e d b e fo re m o re d a m a g e w a s d o n e b y w o r k m e n f ro m B u lly m o re V s l a u g h t e r h o u s e .

A b o u t e ig h t o ’c lo c k S a t u r d a y n i^ h t t i c f r a m e b a r n o f M r . D a v id O . B e ll , on t h e comrnr o f M a ssa c h u s e t t s a n d C h e n a n g o • t r e ^ s , t o o k f ire a a d w a s t o t a l l y d e s t ro y e d . I n s n r a d f o r f iv e h u n d r e d d o l l a r s . T h e l i r e i s th o u g h tJ to h a v e o r ig in a te d in a s m a l l m at* h i n t h e k a a d o f so m e u n k n o w n p e r s o n .

C a n a d ia n B ooue A r r e s tk d .—O n F r id a y l a a t t h e b a n k e r s o f t h i s c i t y r e c e iv e d t e l e ­g ra m s a n n o u n c in g t h a t t h c le d g e r c le r k , n a m e d F r a n k M . G a te s , h a d r o b b e d th e M o n tre a l B ra n c h B in k , a t H a m i l to n , o f a lo ry * a m o u n t o f m o m , , a n d g o M to t h e

S a tu r d a y a m a n v ia itc d a n u m b e r .o k a . a t h i , e i ty , o ffe rin g f„ r M )0

c e r t i f ie d c h e e k , o f hun< lred*>U 'a e a c h o n th e B a n k o f M o n tre a l , n e w aa a c c o m p a n y ,1 b y n o m j.1 B e a m a n . w li„ t i t y o f ( i a te a a , tb ,,IB t h e o n r t i i ie a te , . t i

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y o u n g m an T e t o t h e id e a - w a a m e n t io n e d P °R o e4 earae< l of

id .Sup r in t e d.*nt R e y n o ld s p la c e d D e te c t , vee f u . u k » „ ,i W a t t , to k e e p t b e i r e y e e e ,m n c . t e a , a n d ,b „ u t tw e lv e o ’c lo c k , a f t e r t h e c h e c k s h a d \y «n f e r s a le s e v e ra l t im e s , th e y a r r e s te d G a te s a a d to o k h im t o t h e s ta t io n -h o u s e .

, a c c o rd in g to h i s s ta t e m e n t , t h a t ]>0 I o v e r h a u le d by o ffic e rs a t N iagara Falls, t h a d a l l t h e m o n e y , c o n s is t in g of. five

1 d o l la r s , t a k e n a w a y f ro m h im .

ED U CA T tu X A L.

l ’lc < L E U IN G S O ? T H E EK 1B COUNTY TEA CH - E K V IN ST IT U T E — E L EV EN TH DAY.

A u ro ra , S e p t . 2f>.The meeting was called to order by Com

missionerLeggett, and the c-psningexercises were conducted by Professor Sawyer.

Roll call in the morning showed an atten dance of two hundred and tw enty teachers.

Professor Sawyer resumed the examina- .i<m of teachers in reference to the “ Know:- -Jge of Gramm ar,”

Profes-i-jr A llen gave au unusually inter eating lecture upon the length of “ Degrees * f .ongitude;” and many other facts in M ath

• uiatical Geography were lucidly and scien• id e a lly e x p la in e d .

Miss Joslyn conducted her last recitation iu “ The O bject of Teaching.”

Professor Allen gave a lecture to the teachers in reference to their duties a* eachers.

The Institu te certificates were delivere.- ljO the teachers by the Commissioners. L’heso are intended *.r as an evidence th ii the holders are entitled to the special cor.->iteration of the Trustees?* By invitation of Prof. M erritt, of the Aurora .*• cademy, the Institu te adjourned to Ac.ademy Hal: it 1:30 P. M. The exercises a t the Acade my H all by Prof. M erritt’s school wc**(• ery interesting. Among those th a t deserve emecial attention was an essay by M ia f Colo, “ Where thore is a will there is x way. declamation by C, Fish was w<d! given: also ou^ 0y Ma-*t**r H oyt was excellent, -.Ong by school cnoir, “ .School Days,” wa > well executed; remarks by Prof. M errit 01 the importance of Public Exercises in com­mon schools were good; and the proticienc\ the pupils in th is school have attained in composition and declamation is an answerable argum ent in its favor.

T H R A IT E A L FOR ITS R E M O V A L - MASS C O N ­V EN TIO N O F T H E P E O P L E O F T H E REGION* W H IC H S U F F E R U N D E R T H K G R IEV A N CES.

An adjourned meeting of tb« people in Krie and Ni'ursn*. counties, whose lands and property are grievously afflicted by the over- low of Tonawan ia Greek and its tr ib u ta ­ries, caused by the S t^te Dam a t Toua wanila, was held, p t Neff's Hall, in the v il­lage of Tonawanda, ou Saturday afternoon. L'iie attendance was large, and as a demon­stration of the extent aud earnestness of tl«» feeling th a t exists throughout tile towns of r.mawanda, Amherst, W heatlield, and Pen­dleton, and considerably also in Clarence aad Newstead, upon the subject Cl the .*reat gri'^Vince tn question, the Conven­tion was a decidc-d success.

A. H. PicKard. Esq., Chairman of the former meeting held a t Tonawanda, p re ­sided, and Lewis S. Paine acted as Secre­tary. The following gentlemen w*re f dded to the officers cf the Convention as Vice Presidents: B. F. Felton and E . D utton, of W heatlield; Nicholas Acker and John Simmons, of Tonawanda; J . B. Youngs, ami r. A. Hopkins, of Amherst; W . B. Lewis and Morris W eir, of Pendleton; L. Cun •lingham and Adam Sohwarm, of Clarence.

The Committee, consisting of W . T. Bush, H. Newell, and L. S. Payne, ap ­pointed a t the former meeting to report upon the subject, and -to prepare a menu - j rial to the Legislature, presented th e 'r j report, w hich was rea l by the Secretary I follows:

Thc u nd e rsig n ed com m it! r*a, ap p o in ted a t a m eetin g •f tin- ■ .tizen s o( t h c s e v t i a l to w n s of th e c o u n te r i E:i>‘ ..ud N iagara , o u th e 2d in > tan t, interest*-*! in

1 a e reinova! oi .h e d;un « t T o n a w a n d t, io d r a f t a nem oriai to ih e L eg is la tu re of th e S ta te of Ne’.* i o rk , to ta k e n ica u res to rem ove said d am , ht-j; .cave re i- tc .fu lly to re p o rt t af th e c o m m ittee , rcco^nizinif 'h e im p o rtan ce o f th e su b jec t su b m itted• > their consldera'.ion, have carefully examined ti.e ame with refererence to the iust list’hrs of the cit>- : I s art*.:;.-I hy this 'Um, -in’, tiie beet inter si of In- >ta*e, and will hr efly present fhe reasons .or the ■oi usions at whieh they have arrived.

Th -S ta te sold th e lands affected by th is dam t . ■he < .-'.--.-pants o r ih e ir ance t.-rs . »*»»o)-e I t sam e ra--' e on stru u to d , "olcm r.lv g u a r a n te e d to th e m th -

iu l l .^ u ie i and u n d is tu rb e d possession, u n less th e - re a t in te re s t o f t h e pu b lic d em anded th e m ,a n d th e n n o t w ith o u t ju s t e o m p eraa tio n .

1 1 ' 2 1 - 6 th e S ta te im p ro v id ea tly c o n s tru c te d a •u m (c.i led t he S ta te dam ) th re e fee t h ig h across tii I.maiMkiida C reek a t io-.&wan<la, in th e cou n tie s of

rie an.l N iagara , in ord* r to mi. p ly th e E ric Dat a: th e g re a t p rid e a n d in t . re s t of th e S ta te ,) ca.-,t m

iaockport With w it.-r. ) ea r- aftc*-. t ’’» .Nti.te a u th o r - : : . . im m lim e to t in ” 1, r.T: eu th e dam by m eans *>f lad i b o ard s, to fu im id i th e C anal w ith w a te r fo r th e

i icrease of im-ines-., an d to a ccom m odate th e g re a te r li l : * i b o a t ', u n til th e w a te r in u ’ d a cd th e a ids a -

ja*.-e::t t * th e 'I'onaw atula U -eck and its" tr ib u ta r ie s • ■h< u tiie inhabitanU s b<•_ in to com plain u f th e se r io iu n ju ry to their lauds ty th e f r t .p io u t overflow -.

Tiie.se co m pla in ts K..*e r s-- to th e passage o f a law -n th e 12th . ! u a * , IS ‘.7, “ d irec tii g ih e C anal <'.»',i

m is-ionera to cause u su rvey a n d exi’tn in a tio n of th ": U'-Es nt.-! ft WP : » - w a te r *tIj .c e n t t • th e T o saw au - .a and EM e-'tt C .e .k s in eou.sfquet.ee of th e dam

• s s a l '. C m k .a i 'd th* m eans an il expense rein-• !.* :*>g such overflow ing w ith o u t im p a irin g th e use of he C reek s* a pa t o f th e E rie C an ai.”

i h e Ciuiai C om m issioners, in J a n u a ry , 1»38, m ade• rei>ort to th e Cegis’a tu e . tra n sm ittin lr ’A Ifred t '- i - e t t ’s (Ci* il E n g ln -e t) R eport.

M r. B a r re t t p re sen ted th re e p lan -. T h e f irs t ar.dm o st e ffectual was to c u t dow n th e m o u n ta iu rid . ,• nd red u ce th e dam . T oe second , to ex te n d tho len g th ..f th e S ta le dam , and to d itch u-:d dvk- . w hich la s t p lan \vas in p a r t c a rr ie d o u t , expem iiiu- a N i'U tdno 000 in d itch in g and d ik in g , w hich i -

ffe.-tfd l i t t l .- o r no su b s tan tia l r h lu f , b u t has i roved n m any re«pep»s In ju ry , a.s th e w a te rs , in tim e of

floods, pr.-.s o v e r tht- dy k e , and ow ing to th e d itch es - 'e in r i 'S ufficient, c in io t r u n oIT, h u t is confined up >ti th ? lands u n til i*. evaporates.

W hen floods aec iu e , a la ge v o lu m e o f w a te r

W . T - B U S H .H . N E W E L L .L. S. PAYNE.

T o th o L e g i s l a tu r e o f th e S ta t e o f X e i r Y o r k :T h e [ « t i t i o n o f t h e u n d e r s i g n e d re s tw -c tfu l ly show *

t h a t f o u r th o u s a n d a c r e s o f l a n d s t e p e rm a * ’e n ly i n ­u n d a te d , a u d t h a t t h i r t y t h o u s a n d a c r e s o ! la n d ir t h e ci- m i i y o f t h e T o r a w a n d a , S aw *e r*s. B la c k , F*>x a n d E l l i c o t t C r e e k s , i n t h e r* u n t i e s o f E r i e a n d N ia g a r a , a r e o v e f lo w ed a n d se i I u J y m j u r e l >n c o n s e q i^ e n re o f t h e d a m mt t h e m n a t h o f m id T o n a w a n d a C r e e i ; t h a t s a id la n d s poaacasN n tu r a l l y a f in e p m - d - 'C t iv e so il , w e ll a d a p te d t o c u l t i v a t io n ; a r e in t h e i m m e d ia te v i e 'a i t J* <»i a g o o d m a r k ,-t f o r i t s p r o d u c ts , - m i w e r e i t n o t f . . r s a id d a m w o u ’d fce v a l u - b l e , b u t a r e n w s u b j e c t t o i u i i n d a t i o 'i . a r e ren d e * e< l we* c o ld b a c k w a r d , a n d t h e i r v e g e ta b le q u a l i t i e s d t s-troyad. •

T l i a t - u c h in u n d a t i »n o c c u r s a* e v e ty f r e s h e t , a n d f m p i e n t l y a s l a t e a s J u l y , l e a v i c g o n t h e lo w e r p o r ­t i o n o f t h e la n d (M inds o f s ta g i a n t w a t e r , t o r e m a in u n t i l e v a p o rm t.o n e n » u c a , e r a i i n g t h e r e b y a g r a t o u r c e o f n ^ a la r .a , t h e e ffec t* o f w h ic h t h e u n f o r t u ­

n a t e i n h a b i t a n t s o f t h e v ic in i ty h a v e e x p e n e r c e t ! w t h h i t t e r a g u is h .

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T h a t in p u r s u a n c e o f r a id la w , t h e C a n a l D e p a r t m e n t c a n s , d a d y k e t» Imj c u i s t r u q j e d f o r s e v e ra l n ii '.e s in le n g th a lo n g t h e n o r : i i l>ank o f T o n a w a r ' C r e e k a n d t h s c o u th l ia n k o f f c? Iico tt C r e e k , a n d «• s t r u . - te d a c u l v e i t u n d e r t h e c i-n a l, a n d tw o o r t h r e e d i t c h e s l e a d in g in to t h e N ia a r a R iv e r , a n d th e n a b a n d o n e d tii>- p la n s b e c a u s e o f t h e a m o u n t o f I*- se i t w as i tk c ly t o i n c u r if c a r r i - d o u t i u f u l l .

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Thomas and John McOinnia, two vagrant lads of about nine years of age, were sent to

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ipon Lorlo Yates, was fined ?o- Edward Hing»ton, for beating Frederick

Lapp, was made to pay $5.William Haley, a boatman, was com mit­

ted for fu rthe r examination upon a charge uf stealing $80 from a comrade named Geo. E. Chase, recently.

Michael W elch was fined $5 for having stolen 9. beer keg from Mr. J . L. Haberstro.

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The Report nnd Meinoriul tVerc unani mously adopted.

On motion of Dr. F. F. Hoyer, the fol­lowing. Committee o*\ Resolutions was ap­pointed : Dr. Hoyer, SLTrial Driggs, B. F. Felton.

Hon. A. 1*. Nichols, being present, was called upon and addreused the Convention a t some length, co .amending the movement upon which the people subject to the griev­ance have entered, advising them to act w ith moderation, b u t firmly, and expressing his belief th a t the can^l authorities can be prevailed upon to remove the Dam and deepen the cu t between Pendleton and Lockport. H e said thjtfc, a t the last session of the Legislature, he obtained the passage of a resolution calling on the canal officers to report w hat measures conld be taken to prevent the frequent Overflow of the lauds on Tonawanda creek and its tributaries, and ho thought it probable .they would report in fa vor of the proposed change.

Mr. Hopkins, of A m ^ n t , said th a t from ten thousand to fifteen thousand acres of l;(nd in his town were frequently covered by the overflow of the creek—not every year, but sometimes twice a year. Considerable relief had been obtained them by the con­struction of the ditch which they have had

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Pearl S treet M. E. Church Sunday Sc*hoo. Anniversary was held yesterday morning, oad evening. The' attendance waa quit* 1 trge, and every one seemed delighted and profited by the exercises. The church wat beautifully decorated w ith evergreens and ilo wer* in festoons, mottoes, k c . ; on either side of tk e pulpit were the frords “ Foreign” and “ Home,” w hile over the pulpit and between the above words fvere the letters “ Missions.” A platform Was erected over the a ltar, and upon the puip it a t the rear of the platform was an elegant wooden cross, some tive feet high, lightly covered with evergreons, and perforated w ith holes for the reception of the boquet* presented by the classes. Flowers in abundance Wire strew n around th e base of the croa*, aud tke whole appearance waa creditable to the lady designer and executors. The exercises in the morning were opened w ith singing by the school—“ Marching on, W c arc Marching on.”

I rayer was offered by the pastor, Rev. D. H. Muller. Reading of .Scriptures and report of the Treasurer followed, when another song, “ Dare to do R igh t,” was tmely Ming by the school. The else** were then called by tba Superintendent, IL II. «>:» Each class sent two representatives—

to the emblem of the daas a«drepeat the motto, and the other to present a boqnet and star. The emblem was gi^-n to the Superintendent, who laid i t on tLe

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In 1858 th e S ta te jmi-I tw en ty -tw o th o u sa n d d o 'la rs o r tb e ni J a r ? ’. I nr o f th e c u lv e r t u n d e r th e canal for -ne of th e se d itch es , a n i in 18<>S p a id o w r f o r v

th o u san d d o lla rs i o r r ep a irin g a break in said cu lvert m d d u u age acc ru in g th e re fro m .

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!.*!:ars a s i ie from th e m an y th o u san d s o f do lla s• a id a n d d u e f r *1 -m age sinee th e reco n s tru c tio n of . c dam ©nd th e pfe-sige of th e law , in repairing- ..•n-a* .-• caused by th is d am , a n d in o rd e r to rem edv

e e v l s c o m p U in td .-f and so lo n g bo rn e by tl/e 'zen of th e coun ties of Krie and N iagara.

I t appears from th e ev idence ta k e n befo re th e• ’o m m ittee of s t a t e officers ap p o in ted bv t h - Canal B oa-d ui 1569,» nd rei«.rtc<l to th c LeV islature in !8t**t, th a t fo u r th o u sv n d a r e s of land a e |iennanen<]v’ in u n d a ted , a n d ov e r th ir ty th o u san d acres v e a rv nv iflow ed in o rd in a ry fre sh e ts ; th a t th e lan fc- if n o t flooded w ere w o rth a t th a t tm-.e, in 1ST ), m:venta--flve d o lla rs jk-r acre , anu b v

‘-iti- 'ri of t h - fl-iodinu; th a t th e lands w ere d ep rec i­a ted "n e -h a lf in v a lu e , ih e evidence su b m itte d to th e com m ittee fu lly c j t o '*- r a te th e te s tira . t*y tah cn L:- i o 'e th e S ta te officers.

Th*-se lan d s possess n a tu ra lly n flue p ro d u c tiv e soil, well a d a j.t d to c u ltiv a ' ion , a s v a lu a b le as a n y farm - iu«r T-n is in E rie a n d Ni ^ a ra coun ties; f reed from inun d atio n - th « y w ould be w o rth m o re th a n one hun- u r.8 -* lo liars t e a c re . In d o lla rs , th e re i j a l<*s to th e fa rm r s of-<1,900 ,000 .

T he v i'Ia -e o ; To-.iawain! v com prises a p o p u la iio n of over six t iousand i.d .ab .ta i.;--, th e D r^ e r f>a.-t ..f w iiose ta rd e n s end cellars a*e ren d e red a im —t w . r th h s s by th e flood-., caused hy th e d a m , red* ciny he v alue of th e i r p ro jje r ty .-*.-veral h u n d re d th o u - '** •

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th ir ty th o u san d (teoj c w «re m.-rv o r its© affected bv tin s po:*,on, and th e .r lives th u s jeo(*ardiz;d.

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T h e c o m m i t t e e h a v e e x s - u i u e d w i th a g o o d d e a l o f s o l i c i t u d e n d e a r e , t o s - e i f t h e -t& te c a n a v o id t» is e n o r m o u s e x p e n s e , r e s t - re t h i s l a r s e a m o u n t o f p r o ­p e r t y t o t h u s ? t o w h o a i t j u s t v b e lo n g s , a r .d t o g iv e h e a l t h , h a 'v in o w a n d p r s j* e r ity t o t h e t h o u s a n d * w : *• h a v e s u f fe r e d s o lo n g .

l t is b .-iiev- d tha-' t f ie r e m o v a l < f t b e d am a n d th e re s to r in g uf t h e c r e e k t o i t s n a i u a l © ta te w u!d re ­lieve t r e in h a b i 'a n ts f 'o m t h e f re q u e n t inundation© , a s t h e s e f lo o d s d id n o t t a k e p la c e p r e v io u s to th e co n s tru c tio n o f th c < tun. T ho w a t e r d o e s n o t r i s e to e x - * ‘ d tw o inc: e.-- below th c dam In t h e h ighest floods, a n d fc is one- h u n a m l a n d s ix t y ro d * f r o m th e

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T h e c- m m i t r e e h a v e n e c r iv e d t h c e * f im a te s o f > a - e n d re p u te d c o m p e te n t c iv d e n g in e t s , a n d w h o r-avc

Mr. Hensler, of Tonawanda, said th a t I every ditcli wliieh relieved the lands of tbe

farmers above helped and hurried the rush of water down upon the people of Tona­wanda to inundate them.

The Committee on Resolutions reported a series, which go over ao mnch the same ground of facts covered by th e report and memorial th a t we om it the publication of them.

On motion, the following Committee oj. Finance was appointed by the Chair:

Tonawanda—E. Hensler, John Simpson and S. A. V an Broklin.

Amherst—John ScheveRes, P. W . P ick­ard and C. A. Bush.

W heatlield—G. L. Judd, Wm. Domfeldt and A. W . C. Gregory.

Peudluton—Lewis A bbott, Jobn Schwcl- les. Sr., Lawrence PicIiaTd.

Clarence—Dr. Mye:*s, Adam Schwann, George Hatch.

J . N. Larned, of Buffalo, was called upon and spoke briefly in support of the move­ment for lowering the Canal level between Tonawanda and Lockport, as one in which Buffalo no leas than Tonawanda had an in ­terest.

On motion of F. Hensler, the following Committee of one in each election district was appointed to procure the printing and ci -culation of petition# and memorials :

Wheatfield—Fred, bishop, Ezra Dutton.Pendleton—Lewis Abbott.A m herst—A. W. Eggert, Jacob Schel’er.Clarence—J. Eschleman.Newstead—M. Lush.A fter some further feruarks made by Mr.

Hoplrins, of Amherst, the meeting ad­journed, subject to the call of the Execu­tive Committee.

A M U S E M E N T S .ACADEMY o f m u s ic .

Mrs. Bowers closed her brief but success- ! ful engagement a t th is theatre Saturday

evening. The “ Snare” matinee in the af­ternoon was attended by an unusually fine assemblage. The inclem ent w eather in the evening interfered to a great ex tent with theatre-going, still the attendance was fair, and the performance most enjoyable. Mrs. Bowers and Mr. McCoilom may rely upon a warm welcome a t the ir next visit to Buffalo.

L v lli ngwell, th e popular burlesquer, w ith his very clever associates, BclJe Howitt, M iry Leffingwell and: M illy Sackett, will to-night appear in C rtven 's new comedy of ‘•Biiliards,” iu which Leffingwell has made a h it as Sum Sam ple.' The farce of “ Loan of a Lover” closes the performance.

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MUST BE CLOSED

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B E A R .

S i S l l M a i n S t .

BERGTOLD & BROTHERS

EX PR E SS.

A M E R I C A NM ERCHANTS’ UNION

EXPRESS COMPANY,NOS. 7, 9 ,11 AND 13 W. SENECA ST., BUFFALO.CAPITAL................... $18,000,004*

Forward with the greatest Snead aad Safety,

COIN, BANK NOTES, JEWELRYAnd o ther valuable Merchandise and P je h fa e .

And collect NOTES. DRAFTS and ACCOUNTS, BUh ©eat w ith gooda, and execute all o ther O BmimoM connected with th e Exp re* buainenq a t al th e prin­cipal plac— between the city of MEW YOI K end the WESTERN. NriRTH and bOUTH < ESTERS STATES and CANAD4M. r i a a i rrieg wtUf•poneible Exprem Com panic©. ______»OODS, COIN, BANK NOTES. JEWE1 .BY AND

lYALUABUfi.VX. O. FABOO,WM. B FMUK

■ O T E L B .

THOMAS’HOTEL & DINING ROOMS.

(ON T E E EUROPEAN PLAN J

Cm rf hdwp Site

B u f f a l o , N . Y .

LADIES AND GENTS'

PRIVATE DINING ROOMS,E NTRANCE ON CAfiW NOTOW t f t

SH ELL O T IT E B fi, CLAM AN®

SALT wnm RECEIVED DAILY-.

DINNERS FROM 1 « T 0 $.

MEALB SERVED TO ORDER AT ALL HOURS

The Citizens’ Committee appointed to proem• and© in aid of thc dlitremed families of the viettma

of the late terrible disaster a t Avondale, f©*prctful y announce a

GRAN D CONCERT

A T ST. JA M E S H A L I*f-N TUESDAY EVENING- NEXT, 5EPT. 28th,

and they are giatifled to ©tate tha t the

ORCHESTRA OF THE BEETHOVEN MUSICAL SOCIETY,

MR. ALFRED H. PEASt:,

fhe dritingwiahed P ianiit,

MRfi. GEORGE COIT,

MISS ANNA DOBBINS.

MU* LOUIE DOL?t

MISS SERENE KIBBE,

SIGNOR GARIBOLDI.

MR. J R DRAKE,

SIGNOR NUNO an*l

MR. GROSCURTH,

Will M©i©t, h a v iug generously v.iluntrcrvd thuir v U- nable ©ervicoa for thecoca©ii>n.

ELLIS WEBSTER,

0 O A L , COAL.

A . & J . H A M I L L ,So. 91 Scott S tm t , C o m r r f Nississipfi.

Have on liand ' and fo r ©ale a t th e lowest market pricea

G E N U IN E LA CKA W A N N A ,Bituminous and Biomburgh Coals. Ali eoal ©n and perfectly dry. Term* cash when ordered.

QU E E N C I T Y C O A L Y A R D ,

GENESEE BRIDGE AND ERIE CANAL,

Office 290 Genoeoe st., Buffalo, N. Y. For sale a good as*ortme:-t of all kind© of HARD AND S j FT COAL, whole-©le and retail. Constantly on hand also, a superior quality of HARD AND SOFT WOOD for sale. saw. d and split, o r in th e stick, de­livered in any part of th e city. Dealer© wanting ■mail lots of coal o r wood will do well to give w a call before purchasing elsewhere. S. DARLING.^ j N i O N C O A L A N D W O O D C O M F A N » ,

Foot of Court t t A large quantity of

HARD AND SOFT COA1FOR SALE,

And 1000 OORD6 OF C4KADA WOOD (Beac) and Maple), e ither in stick or ©awed or split.

Delivered in any p a rt of t i e d ty .Liberal deduction* made to dealer©.111-tf DARLING 4 MONTAGU*

r p H E T R I U M P H S T O V E I S O N E O F1 the best coal stove© in the market. Call and

DUDLEY 4 RuCKWELL, 333 Mainget a circular.street.Q O A L , C O A L .

FARNHAM & ALLEN.

Orrheriral Conductor........................... Mr. GR0HCUR7HVocal Conductor.......................................... 8IGNOR NUNO

Ticket©.............. Gne Duller Each.No Reserved Seat*.

Ci y peper© pleare publirfh H llday of Concert.

S T- J A M E S H A L L .

T A B L E A U Xa n d

M USIC AL E N T E R T A IN M E N T .U n d e r i h e au - f l e e s o f

B U F F A L O C E N T R A L L o D O K , N o . 873 ,

I. O. OF G. T.

O N T H U R S D A Y E V E N I N G , S E P T . 30, 1869.

Tbe T a b le a u x a r r a n g e d © nd c o n d u c te d hy Measr©. S ta n f ie ld , D u u c a n , M o r r i s a n d o th e r* o f th e

A C A D E M Y O F M U S IC .

The M u sic a l P r o g r a m m e t o b e suitalned by t h * be-t t a l t t t o f t h e c ty .

M u sic a l C o n d u c to r ..............................M r. J o s e p h M ischk© .

Ticket©, 6 0 cen t© .P e r f o r m a n c e t o c n m ir * i | f * * t 8 o ’c lo ck .___________

C < T . J A M E S H a l l .

TW O N IG H T S O NLY .F R ID A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y , O C T 1 a n d f .

T h c A .-w oria tcd A rtis t© o f

K ELLY k LEON’S M IN ST R EL S,

F r o m 720 B r o a d w a y , N e w Y o rk , in

NKW S O N G S , D A N C E S , B U R L E S Q U E S , AoTheir e n t e r t a i n m e n t w ill b© g iv e n unabridged. Th.*

T o u te E n e m b le . In p o in t o f e l rg a u c e w ill be t h e © aine w h ic h iia© e s ta b l i s h e d t h e i r t - i n c in N«-w Y ork , d u r in g t h e i r ih r e e y e a r s ’ s ta y . C o n c lu d in g w i th t h e BurleMpie O p e r a ,

G R A N D D U TC H S.A d m b f lo n , 35 cent.©; Reserved Seat*, 60 cents.1 ic k e t* f o r R e s e rv e d S u i ta c a n lie l i a J a t J e w e t t A

Mis h k a .F o r p a r tic u la r© ©ee p r o g ra m m e s .D oor© o p e n o l 7 o ’c lo c k . P e r fo r m a n c e t o c o m ­

m e n c e a t 8 . C H A R L E S M E L V IL L E ,B u s i es© M a n a g e r.

CORNER ERIE AND RIYER^STREETS H a v e on h a n d , a n d f o r ©ale a t all times,PITTSTON

a n d o t h i r b a r d c v v l i A la o , E r ia b e d soft coa B L O S S B U R G H , L E H I G H , S L A C K a n d N UT a t t owe©- i n i r a e t p rico -t. F A R N H A M 4 A L L E N

W h o le s a le a n d R e ta i l D ea le r© in

Q H . D U D L E Y A U G .,

SUGAR LOAF. LEHIGH.S P R I N G B R O O K , F R A N K L I N ,

m m , ucuviunu, iubbukci, w iA ^ D C L E V E L A N D COAL.

P r in c ip a l O ffice

C O R J E R E R I E .’A N D T E R R A C E S T S .

T A F .D , F O O T O F E R I E S T .

Buffalo, April 21. 1869._______________________________

r Y O A L , G O A L .

d e f o r e s t a c o y e ,O F F IC E 54754 G E N E S K E S T . ,

O P P O S I T E T H E G A S W O R K 8 , H a v e o n h©nd and for e u le at t h c lo w e s t p r ic e , the b « * t q u a l i t i e s o l B I T U M IN O U S , A N T H R A C IT E and d L O b S B U h G C O A L S .

D ifc’O E E d T & C O Y EB uffalo, J-jly 14 1869.

c m v r m i i s u i . i v .

SUMMEli GOODS.

White and Brown Duck Suita.

Black Alpacca Sacks.

Fine Linen Dusters.

Linen and Cot ten Drawers.

C a u z r M erino S h ir ts .

Canze Cotton Shirts.

N E W gST V I.E S C R A P E SC A R rS.

N E W ST Y L E S SIL K CR A V A T S.

S I L K L 1 J L E A N D C O T T O N S O C K S .

R U S S I A N B R A C E * , C O L L A R * , * c

A T

K E N J S r E T T T S ,3 7 3 M a i n S t

g e .:>k(fE b . t h i p p ,MANUFACTURER OF ALL KIND* OF

SHIRTS, WRAPPERS, DRAWERSL i n e n D i c k i e ^ B o s o m s ,

C o lla r* * a n d . Cuflfe*MADE T O ORDER AND POR BALE AT

No. 11 North Divi id- n >L

J ^ I I W T A N N U A L

IN T E R N A T I O N A L I N D U S T R I A L E X H I B I T I O N

OF TUEU N IT E D ST A T E S A N D C A N A D A

FOR THE EXCLUSIVE ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE ARTS AND SCIENCES, MECHANICAL,

AGRICULTURAL, FIX!RAL. t c . , to be

H E L D A T B U F F A L O , N . Y . ,

C o m m e n c in g

OCTOBER 6th, 1869,AND CONTINUE DURING THE MONTH.

H O N . H O R A C E G R EE LEYPresident of the American nntitCte ©ill deliver the

OPENING ADDRESS.EVERY BRANCH OP INDUSTRY TO Bfc.

REPRESENTED.G R EA T E X H IB IT IO N O F STEAM EN-

G IN K S, A G R IC U L T U R A L A N D M E C H A N IC A L IM PLEM ENTS.

MAGNIFICENT FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL DISPLAY.

EXTENSIVE ART CALLERT ' f f PAINTINGS. STATUARY, LI IHOGRAPHS, PHO-

TOGRAi HS, Ac.Tbe D*>ffle©tic D erartm ent will contain a la rge and

choice collection of

L A D I E S ’ H A N D I W O R K .Article© Intended for tb e Exhibition ©ill lie re­

turned free of charge by th e different railway and Ftoamboat crnnpanic©.

ArtieJe* from O n «da and Europe wiil ire admitted, in bond, free of revenue duties.

Pan phkite, containing full Information, will be ©ent, on application, by the “ecretarv

DAVID BELL. President.0 . J . 8WEGLE8, Secretary. MWF

J p iN E A R T S A C A D E m T '

TOUNO MEN’S ASSOCIATION BU ILD IN G S.

The Gallery will be epen every day, n o e p t Sun­day©, from 9 A M. till 6 P. M.

Sir gle ad m M o a 26 o e r te : «ea©fln ticket* for m onth. V eei.te_______ L. O. SFLtxTFTVT. ■*» t-«.

A U C T I O N H A L E R .

E . R. LY O N — Auctioneer.

Auction ©ale o f

R E A L ESTATE ON FRANKLIN STREET. LYON 4 FLIERS HEIM

will ©ell onTUESDAY, SEPT. 18, a t 10 A. M.,

O n th e premium, 260 aod 252 Franklin a t r e e t ,The two cottage© and iota, being 40 f t e l f r o n t

by 189 feat deep, with F r u i t Tree©, Or*pt©, A c.

AJ*o, th e Household Tffect©, andOne H o n e , Wagon and H arn rn © ,One two ©aat i One Grocer'©One C u tte r and

Terms made known a t t im ' of ©ale, o r hy inquiring of th e Auctioneer©. Lyon 4 FDrihetm. $4 Main ©t

Y U A K LL S G . IK iaM , J h . ,

AUCTION, COMMISSION AND STOKE BOUSE,

■ u a u t i n *ira> UlTKDATS.• 1 , 1 * 1 m t m m U i r t b l * r . m i U ! r . , u i m n

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—ea© m t n n e u n .C H R 1 8 T K Y * J K N K H

(Sueoe—or© to A rth u r Chriatey.)

rATIONERT, PAPER, AND BLANK BOOKS PKINTEKT AMD BINDER*’ STOCK,

No*. $99 and Mt MainiL, Buffalo. ARTHUR CHBI8TE JBMK*

J I L A N K B O O K S .

J . L . C H I C H E S T E R ., M A N U F A C T U R E R ,

W m J Wwi I.OF BTKKT DESCRIPTION.

*2 Wwditngtnn at.. Be ffalo-

r a n © a x e .

ra ra a .0 c . w o o D R P r r a o o . ,

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atm row Mra©_____ .___~ L i l . h p . M r v >

■ k M h p r * *EDWARD m g f P I . RTTRR A W O . W O O D R l 'F

Pr.peder Lae La Belle FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

Ih* above P rope'lor will be eeM pt Public AueMeu, wtm now lies at Cempt-ell, <>weu B Q >k«vyA «L

Detroit, Mich., cm TUESDAY, B—A. 21, at 19 Uhfock A. M. T. P. FM&CB, AuetloMtr.

J J I O R S A L E .

C A N A L B O A T C A R 0 1 I N E .

Inquire ofD. G A ZL A Y ,

Board of Trade Room©.

F o r S a le .TUG JENNIE GRIFFIN.

WOR PAKncrLAl* IAQDIDW OF

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