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GEORGE STOW, Wholesale and Retail dealer and Manufacturer of CABINET FURNITURE & CHAIRS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Ko. 279 MAIN STREET.
CUTLER & DEFOR T, Cabinet, Chair, and Upholstery Warerooms, Mo. 233 Main Street, Mahogany, Veneers, Varnish, Cane Seats, OURLED HAIR, HAIR CLOTH, &c., CONSTANTLY FOR SALE
ELDER & STEARNS, .
GENERAL UPHOLSTERERS
No. 270 Main Street, Kremlin Block.
Ourtain Materials, Trimmings and Cornices, Window Shades, French and American Paper Hangings, French, Spring, Hair, and other Mattresses, Feather Beds, &o.
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CHAS. ARMSTRONG,
B. LOGAN.
ARMSTRONG & LOGAN'S UPHOLSTERY ESTABLISHMENT No. 1 Stow Block, up Stairs, FIRST DOOR FROM THE BRIDGE, COMMERCIAL ST.
Hotel, Steamboat, Boarding House, Vessel and Boat Bedding, constantly on band and made to order. Also, Hair Seating, Springs, Manilla, Curled Hair, Sea Grass, &c. Old work repaired, Sofas, Ottomans, Mattresses, Lounges, &c. Feather Beds renovated by Steam, Faper Ourtains and Shades hung, Carpets cut and made.
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GEORGE L. BURNS, GLASS STAINER AND ENAMELER, House, Sign, Ship, and Ornamental PAINTER & DECORATOR, No. 106 Main Street. Particular attention paid to Church Glass Staining and Leading.
W. H. HUSTED, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, Corner of Main and Eagle Streets. All descriptions of House, Sign, and Ornamental Painting, and Paper Jing done on the shortest notice.
KLEIN & DOBINSON, Successors to S. B. Taft, PUMP AND BLOCK MAKERS, Corner of Water and Norton Sts. BLOCKS, PUMPS, DEAD EYES, MAST HOOPS, And a general assortment of Fixtures in the above line. Repairing done at short notice. Lignumvitæ for sale.
FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS!
J. S. MORRIS & SON, Northwest end of Niagara St.
Beg to inform their old and new patrons that their residence and laboratory is removed from Main Street, near Tupper, to the northwest end of Niagara Street, fronting the river, where the Pyrotechnist art will be carried on, on a more extensive scale than formerly. Every kind, size, and quantity of Fire- works, to sait Committees, Merchants, Proprietors of Gardens, or Public Exhibitions, to any extent. Buyers may be assured, by entrusting their orders through the post office, to be served with the newest articles, and at the lowest prices, according to the amount of matter, machinery, and colored fires, they may contain.
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JOEL 8. RAZE, RAZE d DIOKUY BINJ. DICKKY.
MANUFACTURERS OF ROLLED, COMMON, AND PRESSED BRICK. Yard Removed to North and South Division Sts., North of Exchange Hotel HYDRAULICS. Orders by Mail or otherwise promptly attended to.
PINE & COOPER, Manufacturers of TRUNKS AND VALISES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. TRUNKS MADE TO ORDER AND REPAIRING DONE ON SHORT NOTIOR No. 11 West Seneca Street, over Agricultural Store.
CHARLES L. PIERCE, DEALER IN LUMBER, Corner of Ellicott and Swan Streets. Constantly on hand, a good assortment of Lumber of every description.
ISAAC S. NEWTON, Wholesale and Retail DEALER IN LUMBER, SHINGLES, &c Erie Canal, near Church Street. Has constantly on hand, Lumber of every Variety.
PLANING MILL.
P. B. & L. L. EATON, DEALERS IN Sumber, for Sonst and Boat furnishing,
Office, Corner of Court and Hospital Streets, NEAR NIAGARA FALLS R. R. DEPOT.
Have constantly on hand and for sale, all kinds of Pine, Ash, and Whitewood Floor- ing, Siding and Pannel Stuff, dressed ready for use. Also, Monidings, Sash, Doors &c. A large assortment of Lumber of all descriptions, unplaned, kept constantly on hand. Planing, Sawing, and Turning, of every description, done; and Boxes of all kinds made to order, and with promptness, at their mill.
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WHEELER HOTCHKISS, DEALER IN LUMBER
Corner Niagara and Pearl Sts.
BUFF
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8 to 10,000,000 Feet of Pine Lumber FOR SALE.
I have made arrangements to receive from Canada West, from eight to ten million feet of Pine Lumber this season, of different qualities. Twelve hundred thousand feet of the lot is fifteen months old, and the best lot over offered for sale in this market. Most of it is sixteen feet long, woll sawed, and from ten to thirty inches wide.
All of the above Lumber is stacked up within two hours after it is cawed, so that it comes to market in perfect order.
It will be offered for sale by the vessel load, or pile, at a low price, for cash, or notes having a short time to mature, with the interest added.
The Lumber will be received at the Dock, on the Ship Canal, and a lot on the Creek, near the Eastern Railroad Freight Depot, so that it can be easily shipped to any place on the Erie Canal, or by the cars of the different railroad companies leaving the city.
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JOHN T. NOYE, SUCCESSOR TO HAYWARD & NOYE, Manufacturer of
FRENCH BURR MILLSTONES
AND DEALER IN Genuine Dutch Anker Bolting Cloths,
PORTABLE GRIST MILLS, SCREEN WIRES MILL SCREWS, DAMSELS,
SPINDLES, CASTINGS, CAST IRON PROOF STAFFS,
Grimes', Pagin's and Leonard Smith's Smut Mills,
Stucco & Land Plaster, Water Lime &c
Manufactory, 87 Main St. Office, 20 Main St.
The Subscriber is now prepared to furnish, at the Old Buffalo Mill Furnishing Establish- ment, No. 20 Main Street, at the shortest notice, his Centrifugal Feeding, Patent Portable Flouring and Grist Milla, from twenty-four to thirty-six inches in diameter.
The assurances from all to whom these Mills have been sold, more than sustain the most sanguine expectations of their success. The Subscriber has in his possession, certificates and letters from purchasers, going to show their great superiority over every other descrip- tion of Mill now in use, either Portable or Large Stones, both on the score of economy, of power, and quantity and quality of work done, in flouring or grist grinding. The amount of work these Mills are capable of performing is truly extraordinary. The certificates in the possession of the Subscriber, of Mr. White and Mr. Brown, of the Red Jacket Mills, on the Reservation, near Buffalo, show that the regular work of each of the Mills of this descrip- tion, in that establishment, is from thirty to forty bushels corn per hour; and that one of these mills, three feet in diameter, ground, the last winter, in three months, 25,000 bushels of corn, without requiring one cent for repairs. Of the twenty Mills sold last year, not one but has given perfect satisfaction, in every particular, and performed far beyond my recommend- ations
JOHN T. NOYE,
Successor to Hayward & Noye.
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JOHN HOLLOWAY, ISAAC HOLLOWAY, WM. HOLLOWAY.
HOLLOWAY & Co.
CONTRACTORS
AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OP
FLAGGING,
BATPORES
STEPS, CAPS AND SILLS, &c &a.
ALSO,
A Good Quality of Building Sand,
Constantly on hand,
AND FOR SALE AT THEIR YARD,
Or delivered to any part of the Olty.
fice on Michigan Street, near Canal Bridge.
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SAWIN & LOCKWOOD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office, 156; Main Street, Exchange Buildings. ALBERT MWIN,
STEPHEN LOCK WOOD.
8. LOCKWOOD, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.
LE GRAND & GEO. L. MARVIN, ATTORNEYS, COUNSELLORS, &C. IN THE SEVERAL NEW YORK STATE AND UNITED STATES COURTR . 156 Main Street.
Commelesioners to take acknowledgments and Depositions for Records and Courts in Olio, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Indiana, &c.
Their acquaintance (from 1850,) with the laws and people in the Western and other States, and in Canada, enables them to give despatch to business therein.
SHUMWAY & CURTENIUS, ATTORNEYS, PROCTORS & COUNSELLORS IN STATE AND ADMIRALTY COURTS. Office, Spaulding's Exchange. H. SHUMWAY, JOHN L. CURTENIUS.
H. B. BURT, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Office, No. & Terrace.
DR. M. W BOTANIC PHYSICIAN. No. 245 Main Street.
Choice Botanic Medicines, Herbs, Roots, Barks, Extracts and Syrups, of all kinds, Medical Books, &c. &c. at wholesale and retail
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LEONARD WILSON,
AGENT FOR THE hudson River, and franklin Marine, fite & Canal INSURANCE COMPANIES. Capital of each, $300,000; and the NEW ENGLAND LIFE IN- SURANOE COMPANY .- accumulated capital, $450,000. Office, No. 4 Spaulding's Exchange.
GUY H. SALISBURY, REAL ESTATE AGENCY, No. 264 Main Street, under the Patchin Bank. Attends to the Purchase, Sale, and Renting of Houses, Farms, Lots, and other Real Estate, with promptness, and on liberal terms.
THOMAS S. CUTTING, Buffalo Cand Office and General Agrury, AND INTELLIGENCE OFFICE Loaus Secured. No. 216 Washington Street.
BUFFALO BELLOWS FACTORY. Smiths, Foundry, Jewellers', Circular, COMMON AND FANCY HOUSE BELLOWS Made to order. A regular assortment constantly on hand. WILLIAM F. BEAMAN, Proprietor. N. B .- All Bellows warranted of superior quality to any in the States
G. d. F. MOUNT, LIVERY STABLE KEEPER On the Terrace opposite Western Hotel. Good Horses and Carriages, at all times, on reasonablet
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WESTERN HOTEL, Corner of Terrace and Pearl Street, Near Niagara Falls R R. Depot. IRA OSBORN, Proprietor,
LOVEJOY HOUSE. BY CAPT. H. GRAY, Within four hundred yards of the Eastern Railroad Depot, and four rods of the Niagara Cars. BOARD, ONE DOLLAR PER DAY. Omnibuses leave this House every half hour for Black Rock." Office of Batavia Stage Company.
NIAGARA TEMPERANCE HOUSE, Near the Liberty Pole.
J. H. Bayley & D. B. Hull, . Proprietors. BOARD-ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.
H. D. HUFF'S MERCHANTS HOTEL, On Commercial and Lloyd Streets,
Board one Dollar per Day. H. D .- HUFF. Proprietor.
WHEELER'S HOTEL. MRS. E. WHEELER,
NOS. 7, 8, AND 9, COMMERCIAL STREET, Within ten rods of the Steamboat, and two rods from the Packet and Lin: Boat Landing, near the Railroad Depot. The House has undergone a thorough repair, and is nowly fitted up and renovated throughout. 1
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RAILROAD HOTEL, FORMERLY EXCHANGE, Adjoining the Albany and Buffalo, New York and Erie, and Buffalo and Cleveland Railroad Offices.
A. N. LARREAU, Prop'r. PETER YOUNG, Sup't. BOARD, ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.
Carriage and Baggage Wagon always in readiness to convey Passenger and Baggage to and from this House, free of charge.
Z. BONNEY'S UNITED STATES HOTEL, Corner of Pearl Street and Terrace.
Please put your Baggage under the Sign, at the Depot. Inquire for Carriage at the Door.
BENNET'S NEW TEMPERANCE HOUSE, Nos. 85 and 87 Main Street. J. BENNET, Proprietor.
ORIGINAL HUFF'S HOTEL. NO. 81 and 83 Main Street. BLOCOM & SONS PROPRIETORS, Formerly of the Hartford Hotel, Conn., and Mechanics' Hall, Troy, N. Y.
BOARD, ONE DOLLAR PER DAY. Carriage and Baggage Wagon always in readiness to convey Passengers to and from this House free.
Passengers arriving in the Easter cars, and going to this House, will please put their Baggage under the sign of the Original Huff's Hotel, at the Depot.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
AND
SEED STORE
Nos. 11 and 13 West Seneca St.
MASON & LOVERING
GENERAL DEALERS IN .
AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL
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Field, Garden, and Flower Seeds,
Fertilizers' Fruit Trees, Agricultural Books, &o.
ALSO, AGENTS TOB THE SALE OF THE
BOSTON BELTING COMPANY'S
ANIKED IUBIA RUBBER GOODS, BELTING, PACKING, HOSE, &c.
AMASA MASON,
WM. LOVERING, JR.
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NIAGARA FALLS AND MONTREAL LAKE ONTARIO.
Ontario and St. Lawrence Steamboat Company
Will, during the season, run two daily lines, Sundays excepted, between
LEWISTON AND MONTREAL
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1852.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE,
Composed of the large and commodious Lake Steamers,
NORTHERNER Capt. R. F. CHILD.
ONTARIO. Capt. H. N. THROOP.
NIAGARA Capt. J. B. ESTES.
CATARACT
Capt. A. D. KILBY.
And the beautiful River Steamers,
JENNY LIND.
Capt. L. MOODY.
BRITISH EMPIRE Capt. D. S. ALLEN.
BRITISH QUEEN. Capt. LAFLAMME.
One of these large and superior Lake Steamers leave Lewiston every day, connecting at Oswego with the railroad to Albany, at Ogdensburgh with the railroads through New Eng- land to Boston, and the above named River Steamers to Montreal, as follows:
DOWN THE LAKE.
Leave Lewiston 3 P. M.
Leave Rochester 10
Leave Oswego, connecting with cara for Albany 8 A. M.
Leave Sacketts Harbor, 11 4. M. Leave Kingston. 2 P. M.
Leave Ogdensburgh. 8 A. M.
And arrive in Montreal at. 5 P. M.
Passing the Thousand Islands and all the Rapids by daylight.
UP THE LAKE
Leave Montreal. 8 P. M. Leave Ogdensburgh on arrival of cars from Boston 7 P. M. Leave Kingston. 8 A. M.
Leave Sacketts Harbor. 11
Leave Oswego on arrival of cars from Albany 4 P. M.
Leave Rochester. 9 4
And arrive at Lewiston 5 A. M. In time for Boat for Toronto and Hamil- ton, and Trains for N. Falls and Buffalo.
Passengers up the Lake, by this line, arrive at Niagara Falls and Buffalo in time for break- fast and morning Boats up Lake Erie, having an opportunity to see the Falls.
Passengers leaving Buffalo at 12 o'clock, w., and Niagara Falls after dinner, can take this line and reach Albany, via ()swego, next afternoon at 2 o'clock, in time for Cars and Steam- ers for New York, making the trip with dispatch, and without fatigue, and at less expense than by any other route
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NIAGARA FALLS AND MONTREAL LAKE ONTARIO.
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1852.
AMERICAN EXPRESS LINE
Composed of the new, large and splendid Lake Steamera,
NEW YORK . Capt. R. B. CHAPMAN.
BAY STATE Capt. J. H. LEDYARD.
And the beautiful River Steamers,
JENNY LIND.
Capt. L. MOODY.
BRITISH EMPIRE Capt. D. S. ALLEN.
BRITISH QUEEN Capt. LAFLAMME.
Expressly adapted to the Navigation of the Rapids.
Will, in connection with the railroads between Cape Vincent and Albany, at Ogdensburgh with the railroads through New England to Boston, and the River Steamers to Montreal, form a daily line, Sundays excepted, between
Lewiston, Toronto, Cape Vincent, Albany, Ogdensburgh, Boston and Montreal.
DOWN THE LAKE.
Leave Lewiston 12 M.
Leave Toronto. 4 P. M. Leave Cape Vincent 4 A. M. Leave Ogdensbugh 8 4
And arrive in Montreal at.
5 P. M.
Passing the Thousand Islands and all the Rapids by daylight.
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UP THE LAKE.
Leave Montreal. 8 P. M. Leave Ogdensburgh on arrival of
cars from Boston
2 P. M.
Leave Cape Vincent on arrival of
cars from Albany
6 P. M.
Leave Toronto
6 A. K.
And arrive at Lewiston.
9 4
In time for Boat for Hamilton, and trains
for Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
N. B-Passengers wishing more variety, on going East from Niagara Falls, than is afforded by railroads, and not having time to go by way of Montreal, will find the route by the Amer- ican Express Line, and railroads between Cape Vincent and Albany, agreeable and expedi- tions -leaving Niagara Falls at 11 A. M, going via Toronto, and reaching Albany next after- noon in time for cars and steamers for New York.
Both the United States Mail and American Express Lines connect, at Ogdensburgh, with the River Steamers, down the Rapids, to Montrenl, and cars for Boston, over the Ogdensburgh Railroad to Rouse's Point ; from thence, by either the Vermont Central, or the Rutland and Burlington railroads, through the vallies of the Green Mountains. Those for Saratoga, from Ogdensburgh by railroad, or from Montreal by railroad, take steamer at Rouse's Polut for Whitehall, from thence, by railroad ;- or those wishing to make the delightful trip through Lake George, leave the Champlain Boat, at Fort Ticonderoga
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RAILROAD.
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1852.
Connecting at Erie, with Steamboats for
CLEVEL
TOLEDO, AND DETROIT
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
THREE DAILY TRAINS,
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED, Leaving Buffalo as follows!
Ist Train, EXPRESS, - - 9.00 A. M.
2d = ACCOMMODATION, -
2.16 P. M.
EXPRESS, -
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One Train, on Sunday, leaves at -
12.30 P. M.
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FARE TO BRIE, $ 8.
O. O. DENNIS, Superintendent.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
STEAMBOAT LINE
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1852.
Running in connection with the
MAD RIVER AND LAKE ERIE RAILROAD
TO CINCINNATI ALSO, Sandusky, Mansfield, oud Hemark Railroad.
A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT Will leave the Sandusky Line Dock, near the foot of Commercial St, EVERY MORNING AT 9 O'CLOCK, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,
TOUCHING AT DUNKIRK AND ERIE
In connection with the above Roads, at Sandusky, Ohio.
Through Tickets, or to any point on the above Roads, can be had of the Agent, at the Office of the Line, on the Dock, or on board the Steam boat.
'JAMES C. GIBSON, Agent.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL
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FOR DETROIT,
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AND OTHER PORTS ON LAKE MICHIGAN.
- Through to Detroit in 17 Hours without Landing. The Cheapest, Quickest, and Best Route.
Distance to Chicago by way of Michigan Central Railroad, 518 miles. Distance to Chicago by Lakes St. Clair, Huron, & Michigan, 1056 miles.
Passengers can have their Baggage conveyed to the Boats free of charge, by delivering their Checks to the Baggage Agent of the Line, and will have sufficient time to go the Hotels for Supper, before the departure of the Boat.
The New and Splendid Low Pressure Steamers,
ATLANTIO
Capt. J. P. Potty.
MAY FLOWER Capt. Geo. E. Willoughby.
OCEAN. Capt. D. H. M'Bride.
Leave the Michigan Central Railroad Wharf, Daily, at half-past nine o'clock, P. M., or on the arrival of the Lake Erie Express Train from the East, in connection with the Michigan Cent- tral Railroad. Through without landing, arriving at Detroit in time for the afternoon Train going West.
ATLANTIC leaves Buffalo, MAY FLOWER,
OCEAN
Mondays and Thursdays. Tuesdays and Fridays. Wednesdays and Saturdays
Passengers by this Route will be sure of making the connection at Detroit, as the Steamers make no stops at ports difficult of entry.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or at the Office on the Michigan Central Railroad Wharf.
J. MOVIUS, Agent.
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FOR NEW YORK CITY AND BOSTON
BY THE BUFFALO & ALBANY
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Connecting, at Albany, with Boats and Cars for New York. . $6 60
Fare from Buffalo to Albany,
Second Class, . .4 00
Pare from Buffalo to New York, . 7 10
Second Class, - 4 50
By Night or Day boats on Hudson River.
Also, with cars for Boston, Providence, Nashua, Lowell, Fitch- burgh, and Groton Junction, $11 00
Fare to Worcester, 10 50
Baggage Checked by Morning Express Trains direct to N. Y.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS,
Sundays excepted, leaving Buffalo as follows:
First New York Express Train, through in 124 hours,
Second, Steamboat Express Train, 8 a. x.
Third, Mail Train, through in 18 hours, - 10 A. M. Fourth, Emigrant Train, through in 26 hours, - 12
Fifth, Evening Express, through in 13 hours, - 5 P. M.
Sixth, Accommodation,
6 P. M.
One Train on Sunday, Express, at 5 P. M.
Passengers should, in all cases, procure Through Tickets to any of the above places, at the Buffalo and Rochester Railroad Office in the Depot. Baggage conveyed from the Boats to Cars at Buffalo, and from Oara- to the Boats at Albany, free of charge.
HENRY MARTIN, Superintendent of Buffalo and Rochester Railroad
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WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s NEW YORK & CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.
CAPITAL-$300,000.
FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF
GOLD DUST, BILLS OI XCHANGE, The Payment and Collection of NOTES, BILLS, AND ACCOUNTS, The Forwarding of Gold Dust, Bullion, Specie, Packages, Parcels, and Freights,
Of all kinds and descriptions, and attending to a general Expres, Forwarding, and Agency Business
The undersigned have been engaged in the Express business between New York, Albany. Buffalo, Cincinnati, Chicago, Milwaukie, and St. Louis, since its first establishment, under the firms of Pomeroy & Co, Livingston & Wells, Wells & Co., Livingston & Fargo, and at this time, with the American Express Company, in the firms of Wells, Butterfield & Co., and Livingston, Fargo & Co.
The firm of Wells, Fargo & Co., a joint stock company, with a capital of $800,008, haa been formed to do a general Express, Forwarding, Collecting and Exchange, business, be- tween the city of New York and the principal cities and towns in California ; connecting, at New York, with the American Express Company, to all parts of the United States and Canadas
Our several Agents in California are authorized to draw drafts on us, payable at the principal Offices of the American Express Company, between New York and St, Louis, affording to persons in California, the most convenient, prompt, and reliable means of remit- ting to their friends in this country. Also, Drafts on California, for sale at the current rates of exchange.
We will attend promptly to the Collection or Payment of Notes, Bills, and Accounts ; the Settlement of Claims. Also, to the Purchase and Sale of Goods and Merchandise, by som- ple or otherwise.
Our arrangements with the United States Mail Line of Steamers, enable us to offer great in- ducements to Shippers of Gold Dust, Bullion, Specie, and other valuables. Packages. Par- cels, and Freights of every description, will be forwarded with despatch, and delivered at an the principal towns in California, and other parts of the United States, and foreign countries. Messrs. S. P. Carter and R. W. Washburn, the former for many years connected with the American Express Company as agent at Albany, and the latter from the Bank of Syracuse, fre the General Agents for California.
DIRECTORS:
HENBY WELLS, Aurora. Wx. G. FARGO, Buffalo.
JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, New York. JAMES McKAY, Buffalo, ELIJAH P. WILLIAMS, Adrian, Mich. ALP HEUS REYNOLDS, Buffalo.
EDWIN P. MORGAN, Aurora. ALEX. M. C. SMITH, New York.
HENRY D. RICE, Elmira.
James Mokay, Sect'y. EDWIN B. MORGAN, PRES'T. WELLS, FARGO & Co. No. 16 Wall Street, New York.
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MERICAN
EXPRESS COMPANY
CAPITAL-$200,000.
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BETWEEN NEW YORK, BUFFALO, DUNKIRK, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS And Intermediate Places.
Messengers will leave Buffalo and Dunkirk Daily. Sundays except- ed, for New York, and intermediate places on the Albany and Buffalo and New York and Erie Railroads, and for Erie and intermediate places, by Buffalo and State Line Railroad ; also, by the several lines of steamers on the Lake, from Buffalo and Dunkirk to Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo, Monroe, Detroit ; from thence to Columbus, Cin- cinnati, Louisville, Chicago, Galena, Milwaukee, and St. Louis, by the several lines of railroads, steamboats, &c.
Each Express is sent in charge of trusty Messengers, provided with Iron Chests, for the safety of valuable packages entrusted to their care.
AT THE WEST,
The line has lately been extended over several new routes, and is now prepared to receive and forward packages with great despatch and safety, to most of the principal places in the Western and Southwest- era States.
PROPRIETORS :
WELLS, BUTTERFIELD & Co. No. 10 Wall Street, and 8 Erie Place, New York.
LIVINGSTON, FARGO & Co.
No. 157 Main Street, Buffalo.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
JEWETT, THOMAS & Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
PAPER, STATIONERY
BLANK BOOKS,
PRINTERS' CARDS, ALL QUALITIES,
PRINTING INK,
BRONZES, PRINTERS VARNISH, TWINE,
BINDERS' STOCK, &o
Commercial Advertiser Buildings,
No. 181 Main Street,
BUFFALO.
BLANK BOOKS MADE TO ORDER.
NEWS AND BOOK PAPER,
SUPPLIED, OF ANY PECULIAR SIZE, AT MILL PRICES.
ELAK R. JEWETT, THOMAS M. FOOTE,
a. F. B. THOMAS, 8. H. LATHROP.
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COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER BUILDINGS, No. 161 Main Street.
JEWETT, THOMAS, & CO.
Continue to execute orders for
In all departments. With the aid of
STEAM POWER PRESSES,
Of the most approved construction, they are enabled to throw off large orders with great rapidity, at prices to compete with the largest Eastern Establishments.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING,
Including Lake and Canal Bills of Lading, Drafts, Checks, Notes, Receipts, &c. Steamboat and Railroads supplied with the various kinds of Bills, Tickets, Blanka, &c. with elegant and appropriate designs.
SHOW AND POSTING BILLS,
From the largest sized Mammoth Sheet down to the ordinary Shop Bill, printed in colors or plain black.
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS,
Having a separate department especially devoted to this descriptionof work, they are enabled to offer such terms for the execution of Books, Pamphlets, Periodicals, News- papers, &c. as will be entirely satisfactory.
STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY.
Our Stereotype Foundry is now in complete operation. Orders for Books, Pamphlets, Works in Figure-work, Small Jobs, Cuts, &c. stereotyped in the best manner, and at prices corresponding with the Eastern Foundries.
BOOK BINDING,
An extensive Bindery is attached to our establishment, where Binding of every description . is executed in a superior manner.
( Blank Books, of every description, on hand or made to order. El
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
ILRO. Đ.
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1852.
FARE REDUCED.
THREE TRAINS DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
First Train leaves Buffalo at
9 A. M.
Second
12 M.
Third
4 P. M.
First Train leaves the Falls.
61 A. M.
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21 P. M.
Third
6 P. M.
ONE TRAIN ONLY ON SUNDAY.
Leaves Buffalo at 81 A. M.
Leaves Niagara Falls at 5 P. M.
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