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mtp Aduct1 Ist 3a}? AKTCHE ca\) | itveR wark .] ENRY E. DRAKE, JEWELER. ke h 1. B wt . l? bany, the head of the Alate . Committee.“ wledgment of tha're- ceipt of tho ruck collected here. Mrs. Town- “mag alto s¢nt on for saie hero some pho- togripha of @tuart's famous portrait of Washington and of Marths Washin These have been loft at Hall Brothers store, where those desiring them can mdpuruym The proceeds are to be {de- voted to the Mt. Vernonifund. The Impefini Train. which:North American travel is conducted. The Evia train which bors the Imporial party ised, besides his own special Pullman palm one other hotel coach and {m broad | \ FPBIDAY,. um 28, 1876, gauge sleeping‘comhes. three day coaches, Epi pa a P i a SMa a \ % a Cm! AND NEIGHBORHOOD. --The Spy at the Operas House this even- ing. + . «=Mige Holon Potter is in Ithaca this ove- Ay, C Ofg’gm' Board of Excise is to meet on | gineer for the city of Elmira is appronc Monday next. afe hints to our city fathers, to whi a © -«-New Time Table on tho U. I and E. | care the welfare of our citizen is mugged. _roud next Monday. may not come amiss at this time. As it isa =«Cio#, Woodford loctures at the Collego | matter of importance to kave a proper sys- again this evening. . «--Niagara already begins to record the grrival of a number of bridal parties. \ * __Sarvice this evening at Trinity Church © preparatory to Baptism and Confirmation. - take effect about the 24th of nest month. . was sentenced to Auburn for fifteen years, * --Be-Union of the 27th Regiment. N. Y. T., at Binghamton on of next week, 4 Hon, B. N, Friabiq, during his stay in El- mira. --Singerboff, at his place on Lake street in fitting up a very neat and plonsant. bowl. ing alley. Library thero is a well- preserved copy of the - \Lyre of Tiogs.\ Haywood Combination at the Academy of Music in this city.. Presbyterian church meets this afternoon. Supper at six o'clock. Union Telegraph Company's office of this 'city are to be uniformed. «posts in Wisner Park, that was formerly the Baptist burying ground ? '~ _ jblp at the prospect of being in direct com- ~- munication with Buffalo. © -Lonis Soyder Has removed his music ~ Hall to 340 East Water street near the now and bandsome Gridley block. lora on Baldwin Streot this afternoon per will be served at six o'clock. to come to Elmira for the Fourth of July. There will be a red hot celebration here Waverly this evening. Their programme pelected for the occasion is admirably made Up. -The Sewing Society of the First Baptist Church will be held at the parlors this afternoon. o'clock. «Silver change is now paid out quite gen- erally by the business men of this city. Pretty soon fractional notes will commands premiam. -The Centennial History of Schuyler connty which is in course of publication in the Watkins Express is of much interest and must prove valuable. -The sale of reserved seats for the Julius Cesar entertainment will commence at the Box Office of the Opera House to morrow morning at nine o'clock. \_ --Special trains will be run t> Elmira from all directions next Wednesday, for parties wishing to see \Jalins ~Cmsar' as presented by the Jarrett! and Palmer Com- pany. «=A number of men have been arrested in various parts of the country suspocted of bo- Ing \Jack Mack\ the Corning murderer, but on aramination hava been fooand to ba not the person wanted. -Ex- accepted t ' at the Arlington Cometery on the 30th of May, on the pecasion of the decoration of the graves of Union soldiers. «--By the portrait of the Empress of Brasil and her attendants printed in Lealle's Illustrated newspaper, #he is not in her exalted station on account of her. beaaty. She may be good, though. --The new Odd Fellows Lodge in Owego, will be dedicated to-day. A lecture is to be delivered in the evening by Grand Master John W. Stebbins. xt ~ . located, are cordially invited to be present at the services. -Quite a number of our citizens will go down to Waverly this evening, to attend the Apollo Club concert in that village. wishing to go can secure tickets at excur- slon rates. The Club goes down on train six this afternoon, returning on train five to- ht. flan—The **Julins Crsar'aaudience next week Wednesday evening at the Opera House, will . be as large a one as ever crowded into the - four walls of the building. Preswick, Morse &Co., who have charge of selling reserved sug, Neate have already received a large number . Of ordersfrom neadly every place in this ' .¥icinity. --Another excursion for Kansas and Colo- ** F&O, will leave Elmira May 10th, at 6:85 P. », onder the management of A. B. Close, \ mgent of the A.@T. & 8 F. milroad. Low rates of fare for passengers and freight have ' been secured, and everything arranged first dlaas for the comfort and convenience of all ' 7th“ go. For full particulars address A. B. *>,» «»That is, indeed, a fine hole at the corner ofhh and Market streets in this city. A gentleman, recently, just at the edge of the @veningturned out politelyfor some one whom km meeting, and ignorant of the cavity .at band'or at foot, slid down to the bottom j lumber-bi. fine periodical, is a no- ma The engravings are especially ‘ihpaynot be generally known, but it conserved by two baggage cars, m post office car and an express car. 'Khe whole economy of private life, as well as the transaction of business and commercial onterpriee, werepum- ers on that\train.-Leslic's Illustrated News- paper. The City EKngimcership. As the time for the appointment of 13n- The new moon shines in the western tem of soweragp, establish grades for strdets, with all the otherrequirements for the beso- fifying and corpfort of our steadily improv- ingcxt-y they should see to securing a man sand thy to carry out gir orders and tho wishes of the citi- zens. In my opinion the policy thus far pursued of not paying a fixed annual salary, has, by being closely scrutinized, many dis- advantages, which only can be remedied by establishing tho proper ennoal compensa- tlon, and thus gscure efficiency in all the de- tails and prevent discrapaucies, which often result in large outlays and in individual in. nage conveniences. Taxrayen I --The New Tima Table on the Eric, will «~Tip\ Hayden, the Ringhamton burglar -Gov. Stewart L. Woodford is the guest Tflfl \Spy AU J. Clinton Hall's Rochester Operas House Company prosguot this evening in this city the play of tha \Bpy.\ Thoro has heen much interest expressed to see it, and the production will doubtless answer all expec- tations. Mr. Hall has the character of Har- vey Birch, in which he has made & hit, and Misa NolKo Jopes, tho leading lady of bis company, plays Frances Wharton. As to the rest, it is safe to assume that they ara all good. The following are taken as a sample of the expressions of the newspapers in ro- gard to the play and its leading characters: The play is admirably constructed, and Barty as the Father of his Country, m m marked sucegss. His Washington ty 8m face peculigrly fitted him to the role. ing the Delaware, and the Sea Fight were enthusidstically received.-Watson's Art Journal. \ The 'Spy\ has proved a Big Bonanza for ~ the management. A striking feature in th drams is the introduction of whom all love to honor. Since the days of Peter Richings there has not been such a correct represqntation, in dignity of sot on or personal appenrance, as that given by Mr. arry -Cleveland He (« I‘he Spy 18 harmonious in action and freo from fustian and bombast. Mr. Barry's euibodiment of George Washington is ad- mirable in its Almost Kerk-ct. verisimilitude, and is maintained with q dignity according with historical description and popular idea. -Cleveland Sumiay Vore. mo on- sii --- Personal. -Meadville has Thecdore Tilton next Mondry evening. -Dom Pedro, {on his returm, will stop for a time at Ithaca. -Tho Utica Herald states that Mrs. Rov. Dr. Fowler is lying very dangerously illat Jacksonville, Fis. -Mr. Collard, a well known Emo sleeping coach conductor, is said to be the owner of a Colorado silver mine of great promiss, -Israel McDanolds, Special Officer of the Post Office Department, yesterday arrested Wiliam Dimmick, Deputy Postmaster at Arkville, Delaware County, in this State, for rifling registered letters. The caso ogninst him is said to be a clear one. -Frank D,. Hall, the Treasurer of the Rochester Opera House Company, has a hen- efit there on the 15th of May Ha deserves well of his friends, for be is an exceedingly competent and faithful young man, shrewd and wiso far beyond his years. -Mr. Mas Comatock, formarly of Athans. who has been lmnnglmu—n. N.Y. for a number of-years, has changed his place of business, and may now be found with Mr. E. H. Dormaul at §1Q East Water street. Mac is worthy of the confidence of any business firm who may require his services, ond as a salesman has few superiors. His many friends in Athens will be glad to know where he may be fqund for some time in the fature. -Athens Gazette. -Mrs. Muztay, wife of Jadge William Murray, of this jadicial district, died on Sunday, April 23d, at Washington. Mrs. Murray had been in feeble health for some time previous to her decease, and had bat recently arrived at Washington, on her way home frons Florida, where sho had been so- journing in the vain hope of receiving benefit from the mild climate. Her death will be mourned by a large cirole of friends, whoso sympathies are with the afllicted busbsnd.- Ithaca Journal. ume The Baptist Educational Comventfon. Oude of our citizens who though not a Baptist was present unorpectedly at the Educational Convention of the Baptists at Havana on Taesdéy, reports that it was an 1. gathering, and highly promotive of the object sought for. Rev. A. Parker's address on the future of the Baptist denomi- nation gave the koy-noto to the disgus- sions and was received with marked favor. It was well calculated to atir the bloud of the worthy followers of Rogers Wil- liams by its reference to the heroic period of the denominational history. With equal success did it eliclt the just pride of the nu- merous congregation by the skilfol and can- : did array of the achievements of the past f one hundred years. 2,000,000 of communicants, 30,000 churches, 13,000 clergy were something to speak of, but only an index of the grand spiritual results brought out through the faith and patience of theso God-fearing people. Mr. Parker placed the Baptists third, numerically, of the sects, which gur informant thinks s mistake, as he says the Roman Catholics rank higher unly by reckoning their entire pop- ulation as communicants. Estimated 'as other sects do their membership and they would fall below tho Baptists and several other denominations instead of leading them. Mr. Parker r ed the future of his church -What basn't Bath got? In ber Public -On Monday \evening of next week, the ~The Sewing Society of the Lake Street «aiPhe messenger boys of the Westorn «-What is going to be done with those old --Towanda begins to feel qaite comfort- -Grace Church Sewing Sbciety at the par- Sup- «-You bad better make your arrangements -The Apollo Club of this city, sings in Sapper from sit to seven fent.-Gov. Stewart L. Woodford has o invitation to deliver the address it would seem that Odd Fellows wherever Those . 809 College avenue, Elmira. sof. He looKed up at his friend when xemched the bottom, and exclaimed, e, this is a fine ley-out.\ And anticipated for amy othor. The tone of the address was not boestful but thoughtfgl, for the gateway to the Centennial | vigorousiyandoftencloquentlyexpressed and drawn by Frank Beard, aro partic. wost effectively delivered. It ought tobepub- goPZ We sre happy to make record lished for the gratification of the numerqus continued prosperity and increasing hearers and the greater audience not privi- on of this journal, which is capable leged to hear it. \Prof. Ford's familiar dis- doing so rauch good. 54 course on the Waate Power of the Church tum, was in his vary of wise suggestions, shire truth, Our informant ening discourse of Rev. 'The large one on the first page, \The the singing of birds is come,\ and & bi, thits number of manufactures happleat vein, f is neighborhood have quite a sale ling sense and \We should take credit to ourselves did not hear the - for»; ML Wilczynaki, of Hamburg, Dr. Simmons, w f wuhmmmyuwdsymnhh brilliant effort. |- R Centennial, and stopped over to | The collation the Ensoment of 'She Nobleq Manufacturing Compa- | church was a bountifel one and com; ind “Mavaubn tad by the best attentions of some two- Dom Pedro will have a) practical opportu-. nity during his Western trip of acquainting: himself with the magnificent system | on. bodied'in the daily experience of the trajel-, Tho nilmld signals, J. as ang assured oné snd not inferior to that w, Cave ; book binding, Jease borough; projectiles, R. (111751650 crib cradles, Heshort L. Phelps, law and solicitors of patents, Ko. 31 Fark Row, New York, through Dexter & Yan D ponding solicitors, Elmira, N. Y. of Music, Philadeiphis, on Suturday evening 4s said to have been .a and as each act fAnighed its noeupty, proper» ties, and furniture ware loaded. ”grim be Mn the young Isdy swim:- ot «um In- stitution, who,. it is to. be cbaerved, took conimnatuotfiuhctdnfithntwm ma- nyditkaclfizmdoms clty present, ill of - by their attention, gure evidence of the subject matter, cited. required ability of no common ae legal! rights of women in times past, nt ta listen to that «very one with. The lecturer abowed the sitoatinn al we- men the old common law of England, stopping long enough to explain what the common law was, and in words that were full of postry, and the distinction between It therei - was _ no difference - between than“ and men, so | fay as | regarded their I rights to property, except in tter of inheritance, and this lod to | a brief, but thorough explanation of the old | to syatem, how, when and where it origi- nated. Married women bowaver, by becom- Ing sof woro merged as it might be sald in thair Husbands, the twain becoming, indeed, one flesh. All the wifo'a personal property becamp fhe husbands, she had no legal ex- istence outside of him when the pricatly benediction had pronounced them man and wife. 'The kusband's right of tenant by courtesy, and tho wife's ¥ight of dower ; the relation they bore to the wifg's choses in ac- tion, choses in possession, renleatate, aud her paraphrenalin were all dwolt upon andclcarly explathbd, giving all togathor a vory distinct picture of the disabilities under which a mfo laboreil so far as property ia concerbed, in times that are very near to us even ro late as 1853. This evening as Dr Cowles announced, the subject will he continued and the logal rights of women as they cow exist, will bo discuaied asd orplained. As something connected with the living pres- ent, if is anfo to assort in advance, that the lostarp will bo ono ms [fall of interest a: It will be valuable and worthy of presorvation. The young ladies of the College are to bo congratulated In having profionted to them in such an admirable manner, subjects which if they do not, as indeed it would hbo linpos- sible In two brief lactures,to cover the whole ground, will surround them with so mach intereft as to insure their eing wore thor- oughly looked up as occasion may be given them. Praflous to the lecture, Prof, Moore played an organ solo and Miss Moore to piano by him eang very sweetly m choico selection. Miss Moore gave evidemoo of possessing one of the pleasantert voiced ever heard in tie college chapel, all of her.tones being full, cloar, strong and sweet, but the chaps is not the best place in tha world to heat a rufco for the frst time. For some remson or other either the lo cgiling or the number of people hive a dendeping or emothering e@Gect on tone but a positive shriek. G. A. R. Tompkins County. A Rost of the G. A. R. wns mustered at Slaterville, Tompkins County, on Wednusday evening of this week by Com A 8 Fitch of this city, Assistant Inspector of the port- ment of New York. The occasion was ong of mugh interest, and a good representation of the ex-soldiers of that vicinity were mus- tered Into the Order Twonty-four charter mentbors wera preseat, and the following were gleoted and daly instalied as cficore of the Post : Comniander-Henry 8. Krum, Blatervillo 8. v. Q.-Charies W. Parker, J. Y ¢. -Willts Shurtor, Mott's Gorners. Adjutent-HL T. Pefronias, Motte Cornors. . M,.-Jobn L. Davie, Ohapiain~ John E. Bull, Slaterville. O. D --Daniol T. Motts Corner« O. 0.-2James Stenard, Slatopyillp, A. M.--Gaorge Harris, Slaterville, Q. M. 6 -James Hawkin», Siatervillo. Thege are all men of ability and worth,, and if the large number of comrades en- rolled at the boginning can be taken as in- dicative of the futuze pix-dank of tho Post, its success is assured. Comrade Fiteh wag ac- companied and ably resisted in the duties of muster in and (nstallation by Comrade John G. Copley, Senior Vice Dep't. Commander ; comradb D. L. Holdan, Commandar of Haid. win Post, No. 6. and Theo. G Smits, Past Commander of Baldwin Post, No. 6. The Elmira comrades wese mos; gonerousiy and hmyimbly cutertained whilo at Hiater ville by the commander and comrades of the new Post. The number of the new Post is 6B. The name has not yot boon chosen. bcos Pating and Roofpg. Cis mm April 23 18%. D G. Conger, Esq. Dran Sin :--1 arrived hma yesterday. #000 e 6 e I Ema beorf around looking at the sidew I belie¢o, without woy doubt, that they bfive proved a success hore. The pavemept on Third street is spleadid - has not worn & particle, while theo heary sand atone fxgging, on eithor side, which you will remember was new, has worn dover one buch by actual measurement. I talked with busi- noes met all around it, who hsro watched it wintér and sacmmer, (this has bsen down and in use threo years,) and thoy say thoy never saw cnything thet stagds the wear like it They estimate 10,000 persons a diay pass over It, and yot not a flaw on broak In it, escupt the broken tile, when put dows. The Main street Jo tho, wears and looks well. I wentout to Harrison street and found the long pavement looking just as wol! as when it was put down. I have nut been ont to the Guthedral yot , but shall go tonight. Congot, there is no doubt byt) what the «idewall is the best thing now in use, and [ hope you will goon be able to show that fhe strast pavement is jual as good. Yours truly, On;. W. Brows. mime New Pateais. Theo following patents were issued to citi- tons of tho State of New Yotk during the week ending, April 25th, 1876 i Grain bender, J. H. Gordon,. Rochester ; water closet valves. 8. N. Euvflnud Winfield; plaiting machine, J. G. Maire, Lana ngburg j in car unloaders, M. W. Bogwort b, Bigg. hamton ; manufacture of L. DeSiil, Phosnis mplements, Chas. Green, John R. Hopkins, Rochester; barn and stable floor sera , A. H. Isham, Avon; car azle box ngs, , 0. T. Pierson, mporbrur- vester rakes, C, DB. Young. Nuqm fulling mth Baldwin, E 4 atove p! damp en, A. Barnum. Green Island ; machines Booker. Cohoes ; stow-mg}. W. Hawley, tus Elimer, 30.33. ¥. Park, Mar} P. Pm. Cold “fl: bale ties, Au, » Reposted by Fitch & Pitch, counsellors ut er, counsellors abt law and corres- Julins Cirsar, Julius Cmmar was played at the Academy the knowledge A ”imam-l get © \[ link My. Oattarabgtue| | or to make so technical and dry a aubject in b : of the speaker's voice was a at and sorry for the arsivel of the | hour terminated the exercises, and statute law. As to unmarried women» Mustor of a Mew Post it smmvma.’ of the day. Can't this thing It can, A11 that Is needed to curs throats, und restore tha gore lungs to health and soundness is Hals'a Hoasy of Horehound and Tar, procurable lb Crittsuhton's, 7 Gth Avenue. Bold by a lata, * My Wm! kw: of the sell- | Jib: #gicle | . mmgxmm yous fat on the evening f. w Orvil Brown, strait-nu\ has beem pail by ‘lutnnighmum the 1m stook Wu. luau-dd aad was ma m Ha gm”! his ande over thair line | faro al) paras attending the fos union of the 37th Regiment ia Bingbamton Bext week, prying full fate going there. last week. A youpg min named Judson Foreman drank a large quantity of whiskey to aid his courage in getting & tooth and died from the affects of the Iquor in the dentist's chair. -The town of Olean jis situated mbout twelvéeiinndred feet below what was once the lore! surface of the chuatey. Tha curl, pus rocks of Rock City are fragments of an Immense bed of copglomprste sis hundred feat in thickness, of which thsesara tha por- tions not washed away. | 'Think of it. -Olcan Times. No. 8, undo m remarkably quick ran Wednerday between Eimirs and Owego. The distance, thiety-slz miled, was made in fifty utes. Threo milés of this were wade Mt the rate of one milo in fifty-nine seconds. The train was a heury ome, con- sisting of seven passenger conchas, and was 'lrawn by enging No, 23, Mr. McDonald on» gineer.-Ihng. lican, -It is reported on the best authority that the contrast has beon aligned for the con- struction of what im called the Erle \short out,\ from Butherford Park to Ridgeow6od, keeping on the east and nortiPside of the Passaic river. Tho distance savod is raid to be about three mfles, and one beidgs over tho Prssmic is also ryorded. Tho design is, of course, to run the through trains over this new route, -Mr. Lorenzo Maybee, who resides in the town of Seto, was almost Instantly killed on Monday last. Itappears that he hitched his oxen toa wagon which was loaded with hay, and in going between thom to fasten the binder to the load, the oren became frightoned and started on a run. Mr. Maybee being felled to the ground, one of the wheels passed over him breaking the temporal bone of the skull. He was tukes ap in no insenail-le condition, and carried to his resi- dence, where he remained in a comotosa etate for about two hours, when he died Ho leaves a wife@uid three children to mourn bis loss. - Allggany Damocrat. & -Tuoesday morniog, when the Erie Rail- wey Emigrant train had got about two miles west of this statioo, a little uglish girl. fre years old, which had been left out upon the rear platform to play, fell of The cara went might slong, and nobody jJanped off to look for the helpices little creatare until the train arrived at Hoogpar - Thera word of the mishap was telegraphed back to Bingham ; too, and a man was sent to fad tho missing one - Meantioco, howaver, shefbad been dis- covered by some trackmen . She was not in the least burt, bat foeling quite badiy be- \mammy didn't wait \ Hor father came back apd got ber, and will be forwarded on the Day Erpress train to catch tho Eal- grant -Binghamton Republican VARIOUS -Flower# for spring b> nnets hang down like a string of onions. -Teras has struck son, and no longer fears » coroer in carpet tacks. -Kentucky is founded in o mari bed, and this accounts for the M ammoth Carve. -*My boy, were you ever baptised ?\ \Ob yes , half a dozen times. Dot it never took.\ -The Atheneum -\Art standing on its ead fos t3o amusement of a valgar world is not a pleasant spectacle ! -An Irishman gives as the reason why Echo is cf tho feminine gender, \maybe it is because sho will always have tho lait word.\ -How many thousand parsats ought to be whipped cvery day for doing esactly what they woald hammer their children for ? + A ezo0.000 mori B | What Dr, Plerce is Doing--Af Important Enterprise We learn that Dr. R V. Pierce, proprictor _of the \World's Dispensary,\ in this city, hae perfected the purchase of a largo lot of land, on which he proposes to crest m Inga hotel for the dation of his Bitie Conductor, |. --A peoullar case! at | everybody. Be nure and go to Cheap John's beautifal ascortwent of worsted patterns, consisting af towel nch‘foct reaty, slipper cases, brucelets, slipper®, cushions, also a lull line of rophgre, Aergjantown wool, can» no pay. - Beo adv. toxide. flights and Insights, Dear Lady Disdain, Mra. Hitchcock's Wedding Dross. Black Hills, on Dang crocus Ground, Flog of Distros». Pgaswicfiifirswl‘o m M Water street.. M done as reasonable as any one, and to give 'Comp and try us. dP Comtaxarer Craxs, Orerans, ho., at Fowler's National Gardgn. Meals at eH hours, and fAneet brands of Champagues, Wines and Cigars at Powler's, 824 Carroll street, Elmira, K. Y. sprit? CB\ Ruo Tun- is selling boots and shoes chsaper for than any store in the city, I hare a fyll mssortmont of (all and winter gooda which defy competition in price and quality. Iamimof to be under- sold, Galland bo 001111qu 103 Egat Water strect. #43 A fresh loportation of Grzxex Porcelain lined Krrcum= Ware arrires to-day at Dexten's - Call «arly. apeBs-tf Lan Sap Hotcs to tas PJIWf—mem ars hereby notified that the only authorieat office or agency in Eluita for the smile of tigksle over the Rm Mn] to the Con pany's ticket o‘- m octdO-d4v. Gm A dims“ Agent. C Important to _Mtlllnnm Inmense stock of superior quality Millinery Goods sxrow Now York Jobbers Prices, 6, H. Dorwavi, 315 East Water Street. apTdec. Hi Shoot Was and fnsterials for was flowers, at Bement & Darienport'e. apr1l24tf. K0 Leco & Silverman's now photograph parlors, No 137 East Water strect, (one flight of stairs) are now ogtened for the recep- tlon of visitors They prpmtse both plcas. are and profit by a visit their rooms. janlid tos&frigwif. mnt CGB Arrival of Cbeap Jghn from the East with an entire nex stodk of Fancy Goods and Nouons, which will o sold at siaughter- Ing prices. A larger asortment received than eres, comprising all the latest novelties of the sgason and prices ip low as to suit Bazaar. * an oo onlie pane @) Hiss E. T Dwas ons jus: received a i d * health mu: 6.3.1“ mi? conch Bazar patteras for sale novfidlf pe Sadr Piizra Paszaweartiit No cure aprodu NEW BOOKS! Mxg. A. D. Wurrict, 2 Vols. $3 00. Jusrin MoCaxtur. §1.75. Pansanias the Spartan, Botwrer. $1,00. Dritted Asuader, M. Dovoras, $150. Autron or Famntszogax'n Journal. $1.25, Lt oy. Dopas. $3.00. Map Moors. $1.25. Marze Reg Cloth. $2.00, gue patients, coming hither from all points of the compass. The land purchased by the eaterprising Doctor is 83 feet front on Pro: pect Avenue, running through to Fargo Ar- enue, 332 feet ; also an adjoining lot extend- ing from the abovo to Connecticut Street, It is in the midst of our extensive system of public parks, fronts the old and bematifol Prospect Park, is but & ahort distance from the \Cirelo\ in one direction, and the \Lake Front\ in the other. Theo site selected is a fne one, being both beantifol and healthful; is one of the highest portions of our city, en- «ily accessible yot sufficiently retired to se cure quiet, and commands a pleasant view of the lake and river, as well as 6f tho sor- rounding city and country. We nnderstand that It is the intention of Dr. Pierce to erect @ hotel at the cont of at least two hundred thousand dollars, where thoss who come to enjoy the benefit ofthis treatment may find wll desired accommodations under one roof, instesd of being scattered over thy city as at presont. We aro furthey given to under. stand that our architects will bo invited to submit placs for the proposed structure without delay.- Buffaly Express. 6a Sxanu xxramszn adinit of smell prof- its. - Buch is the way in which Q. 4. B & Co. conduct their business. They offer bargains in black cashmerse ai $1.00 $1.85 and §1.376. New Embroideries and Mad: ame Fay's Corsets fust reccived. hm. stock of Domestics and all staple goods at! lowest cash prices Wholssale netion partment on secound fioor. midi-q Si Dry pine kindling wood, for selo at H. C. Spaulding's eodsud. ap3?dat. #45\ Varniahed Caoqgurey Sare for T5 cants at Very fine. Porn ame. aprB4-t? * Ca Tho usual winter chorus has cqm- menced. Cough, cough, cough, is the ordar stopped ? husky ure in one wonmedlfionmmny two foes of bodily comfort, y washed with 90906 WWW“ No. A Aauseueu’rt OPERA HOUSE ! Manager-J CIISTON HALL, Friday Evening, April 28. ONE NIGHT ONLY. J. CLINTON: HALL! And 010mm for the first timp in this city of the mu Am Piay, indorsed by the TFTP SDG 11:3“an Mmmmam-mmmpmnu the Rochester Opera House Co. “mum-lemmas“: S4 cin, Seals on mu ELMIBA OPERA HOUSE, Wednesday, May $4, 1876. MoundARfltfl‘l PALMER BOOTE's THPATRE, New York. be ECRU AND WHITE Juuus clESAR with it world» ream“ Star “2:3. embracing the Mr. Lawrence Barrett, which obtaized at their “5mm, ent the unperal» IM‘GONSHGUTIEB mans! Ehenmatismand the Goat, comse their twin- hy gmflthollocudpufllsqu Alenn's Halphur Soap, which banishes pain aud renders the jolnte and aluminum Ome and elaatip. Sixth avenus. Engigoment of the Actors, Charles W. Barry! the publis to the mug: al Piay of the any. entitled Or, Am 100 Fears since. m Hoval Revolring aid the EMILE. , forming tnmcuofmmtblflulb - ments ever presented to gn7 public. -Resstred Begis, T3 ots ; OXyE NIGHT 037747. Leasses «34 Managhrs of kelp-sunny mom to Rh mum. of Mr. Frank C. Bangs, Mr. mines Levick, GOOD VALUE at #1 «25. Five Lots Bl'l Thess ard Fine G0008 Large and only Auction Bule this sczson of A. PERSON HARRIMAN & co's, celobrated Paris make Dress Goods. TableLinens: Napkins pummer Hosiory Silk Fringes, Fery handsoma for Silk Bacques and Mantles. | f Finest Lot of Riphest Assortment ot s nn Amn mene s arre ama Largest Line of DRESS PPRICS Black& PancySilks Ever Shown In this City, UWFHROM AUCTION. DE BEIGE. AT TH® Well Worth 60 cts. 1 yards of Silk, 4s VERY RICOH: OneCase Col'd Full 36 Inches wide for 7 5¢. y1. CaP ThcseiG CABBMERE. | All new chose Colors. One Case Superfine Quality-Silk Chain. In Gray gnd Brown Mixtures. At 78 cts. yd. -- # - CASHMERE! Lower par Than cuer before offered in this aty prices at a Great Bargain ! CaS This lot of Goods was bought at the Exceedingly Oheap. & Underwear, In all Grades-Low Prices. Laces % Qimps! AUL TBE SEw strirs, LACE CURTAINS AND LAMBREQUIN3 Very Cheap. Mr. E. L. Davenport, lslad run of Carpets, Ma = HA 83, &C., my} ELY LOW PRICES | --A T_ RTS NEW .CARPETS, Prices Eat defy Competition ! One Case Mcring (pol—Extra Qualit y, Extremely Low Price 42¢. yd. Thu article ofDress Goods is First-Class all-wool,twilled goods, and made up witha few IT ComEd InN SHADES or BLOWN AND 0:11.97. CASHMERES | All Wool-Elegant Shades Very cheap at ONE DOLLAR, sods are fine, double tunlled Paris TAFFETA GRISATILLE Gaf tu: onane n silk arp woor IMPOETEN Assortment] of Ever offered in City. \_ Twilled 3Hc ? All-Wool Debeges «imat, 6Zic Parslan Plalde, + 5p, ZEPHYR SUHTINGS, All the New Shades \260. periyd. Foulard Percales, Formerly sold at 80c., A C&. per yd. Tron Frame Cronadines, * 4-40 , 7 8BC., DHC. per yd. PARIS .... But __ OVER GARMENTS ! We shal open a Splendid Line of | Landies' Sancques in Silk, Drap de Ete, and Cash- mere of the most Eliegant ad Origin. al Conceptions. At VeryATTRACTIVE PRicEs Dress & Cloak Trimmings. We shall operall tee latest novelties in RICH TAPE, Crimped fitk andKaotted Fringes From 50c. to $4.00 yer yard. Marabout4Moss Trimmings, TITAN BRAID®, CuipureBl'kThread£ FrenchLaces. PARAsOLS. WE SHALL OPEN Landless Hun Umbrellas end Parasols in Black and Cold Surges apd Plain 11k, with Prart, Ivort. Rosz- woop axp Esont Hanwours. At Manufacturers' Prices ! HOSIERY. We shall open positively tho largest and most complete stock of Frexcn, anD Axuzen ans Hosiget For Lapiss', Gaxts' ap ' AT REMARKABLE PRICES, MILLINERY. We shall open a most select assortment of Frewon, Cuir, and Enorign Hare. Our Trracwz» Hat and Boxnxr EXT, will contain all that could bo desired by the most fastidious, in Fine Ferwon Hats awp togother with a largo and varied cplloction of our own man ture. At Prices that cannot be surpassed. CARPETINGS The t Extraordinary Bargains nose“; offered in {Hartford and Lowell Extra Super Ingrains. FRESH GOODS, ELEGANT DESIGNS, HANDSOME EIGHTCOLOBS JUST FROM THE Loos. Smith's Tapestry Ingrains, S-PLY CARPETS, IMMENSE BTOOK DF + » Brussels Carpets, Mattings, Oll Cioth, Rugs and Stair Rods, At a material reduction from former prices. We Stimntinue THE SALE OF MERRIMAC PRINTS, fast colors, So.per yd. Yarp Wrio® Frurr or tas Lopx, 106. \ «* Precarss, > Bc. HeavtBzownMusitn8,64c. \ Evarxas, 2 inch. wide, 18}. Bplendid Quality Warts Mar- BELLY... 18}G. Puarp Dam Goons, 28 mohmhb 100. Lapres'full regular made Exartert Hoss... ressseg... 250. pair, Elm!) Kmmcmvs, Bll HBM 22,002.00 ees cesses seee seee» ...l. 2%c. each. Superior Quality Tasuz Lnray... 37o. \. Magnificent Quali Humani- En wort? $2. (g ce...... Genuine Josrraixz 82mm“! Kip Groves. BEST ONE DOLLAR CORSET. BEST TWO DOLLAR CORSET. & e «r «e ee sessessese has been used in the se- We shall endeavor to SPECIAL OPENING eve we aball not diuppqiut tho public wh i We promise to Exhibit G00D3 WORTH 1.00 4 EAT , Groat care notion of qur good- Dn’ESs coefls We shall open the Largest dndiMost Resirable PARIS DRESS! FABRICS India Damasso Bropades 7§0. ;g Massou!, * «* 62c. |x Gare _ \ «00 BQp, b A LARGE LINE > yd. All-Wool Lenos _ ' $5: xt Fa. j FOULARD PERCALES . sent to the Dead Le! lp Ys|Look at These Attractions ! «mappe ~> WE ARE SELLING WallPaners Of Every Grade, including Cheap and Pretty Browns, Splendid Buffs, Choico Whites, Elegant Satin Papers, Beautiful Gilt Papers. sd Our assortment of TINTED PAPERS is very fine- allt delicate shades of Color. a Fresco Borders-- WINDOW SHADES--Gilt Band. PLAIN SHADE CLOTH, HOLLAND3, FRINGES, TASSELS, CORD, CURTAIN FIXTURES OP THE . LATEST AND BEST MANUFACTURE. F Ourlong experience with Curtain Fixtures enables us to place before our custom- ors none but the v=»? sz: In the market. t\ Window Shades hung to orderby good workmen. LAST butnot LEAST ! OUR PRICES ARE LOWER than the same quality (com- bined with the beauty of the design) can be obtained else- where. - -m---- CSF Parties living out of town go ill save money by coming to us for anything in our line, while our friends at home may rest assured that we will not be outdone in offering bargains. COME ONE:! COME ALi: Fitch % Dumars, 195 E. Water St. np2SdeodStt SPECIAL COLUMN. ‘ customers & Friends' Formerly of E. H. Dorm-guy Coy =: Have opened their NEW! STORE “$5 320 East Water St., opposile the old and of E. 11. Dorman} & Co., with a full and whell se- lected Stock of - Dry Goods, Carpets, Millinery, m! manure mwmm RC., Whe Stock is utmost entirely new and purchased in New York very low Sguares. The MILLINERY Department is certainly the most complete in this cit], embracing the latest FRENCH PATTERN HATS, SHADE SILKS, RIBBQNS, LACBS, FLowrprs, LAGE TIES, &c. AGPMR. GOODMAN ons of the firm and formerly of the firm of K. H. Dormaul u Kew York, and bos been in the market f years, doesall the buying and always buys a} bottom pri the benefit of which is realized by angrcmtomggn 320 KastWater Street NEW PNCBS -+ RT- 13 R WATR 37 Standard Dark Prints bic. a yd. Handsome Plaid Dress Goods !5s, The finest line BE BEAVER SHAWLS in the city from $7 to,$18. FANGY DRESS GOODS of ail kinds - frog cheapest to best. > Tho best line of BL'K GOODS in the market, embracing Our favorite brands Brack Auracas, Mo- warr and BeruurawTInzs at 256. to $1.50 Brack 75¢. to $2.00 BLack SILKS 908. to $5.00 Taxis®, Hexgrerra Boirazrms, Crexer.Crorns, &0., &0. Aar-We feel certain nut au examination of our BLACK G00D8 BTOOK will convince you that we Are jus in metinedum clairoing for ourselves tha cheapest IBLACK GOODS in thecity. CY G n , A R to. * FAN litany “1901352 gag £ i with Tamas of all kinds melddmg Sik rsted Fringes, Silk Laces, Braids, &c., ‘kc; m “an“ 3mm flail-gLVW‘ \Ko 119 W gts34§ A \ acgiiers * %s bare Wlufivfuk janddif® - m. C. & J. A. WILCOX, Wants, Lost und Found, For Sale, To Rent,Personal, &c. Hates for advertising in this colum», tek cents per line for each insertion. * T0 RENT E. South Water strat. z'flgdfll lpoa BALE OR TO RENT-Large house No. 105 Columbia street. _ Twelve room, gas, and in gopd repatr. Enquire of J. Bmmmu ap27d3t A FEW first class Boarders can be sccommoda- tpd with plrasant rooz s at 017 Lake Street. WANTED itamediately -A Arst class Pattern Jesse Hoszcnaxes. Maker. None need apply unless accustomed t? working from small scale drawings. Apply to Krttogpo & Athens, Pa. apr26d6t FIVE HUNDRED _ MEX EN WAN PRD on or reas Wugusx zaps—d: aboamsz’u'sperwm, AprflidiHf A. Vintac® & to . Contractors, 25}.ng -—'1'h: dolinble (Bax-spam 521 Bud ventent to depot aud vasiness contor of (my. con. alsting of dw and shops, The lot niso fronts on ftate streets Blze of lot 85); by 125 feat, or more, payment promiscs.-apr23-d1w requt Fogénmm'r Chap—Ono good houu. Call at rrraer [um BALKE-OChesp, ong barn, five ll\ hoods. A\ Enquire corner C corner Clinton street and canal. apiddtt Enguire on the tleman, um B and nu ma can be bad \111111021565 01:11am“ walk of tho Post Office. Good reforonces required. Enquire at Advertiser office. apri7def Four sanE On TO RENT.-Three aweltin buses. Apquire of L A. Baker, 102 Lake street A aprié-deodt? GENTS WANUED.-Male and Femsle.- Everywhere, to handle the Puent Crown Bolf Closing Inkstakd, Boll itsolf at sight wherever Ink is used . Profits immense. ample 75 coup. Ad- g?“ A. H. Btzorn, 488 Walnut street, Phtlad elphta, aprédly O RENT-One house on Mages hauge on Main St., $300. M Ee: ”25 one . Water, Gas, &o spréd25t T. W. Horonarss. FOR. SALE-A sixteen horse power Engine, also & saw uill-very cheap. Both now. Inquire at old Axfleulmnl Works, Fast Clinton streot. To RENT-Houso with garden, 14 rooms, water, as . Good locat M qmgonsmw oca ton Gimp to goodtaxfédgn HOUSES FOH BALE-No. 218 Orchard etrobt, and corner of Church and Madison avenue. In. quire of A. Krow], 418 East Market St. _ mar29dtf __ _ ROOM TO RENT-SBuites of pleasant rooms to rent in the Aovzmtiezn building. I at the business office. \3m\ THE OLD ELM-FOR CENTENNIAL M+ MORL ALB.-I have a large section in my store of this Hiateric Troe, furnished by J Dorman Steelo, which can be had in lny form desired. Orders received tor the wood in natural state, or made up in form of seals, charms or Tings, gold or sliver mounted. mar25dtf B. Arars, $03 East Wa ter streot. RENT -A of pleasant Tom bulls-{nu P mmffbmfi” ISTOF LETTERS REMAINING L Post Office st Elmira, N. Y., Agril 27, 1‘an 16mo. With Frontispiece. Extra Cloth. $1.50, which itis written. Cullen Br 188 mast waires aP Children' rgguuce Deagaiers. J.‘ t‘DOB’i- and SHIPP BUTTEE, mm, Baez! and Amman Balt, 156 “$3, nearly opposite Post Office My « r®Enousos, Log Keg», W 04. MW” “fl genuiny Agricuitaral “it. Also a combined Sty-08m» NEECHANTS and Whole summa- and Timothy Sead, Butter en, Polts, Water fies RIP SKELEY 0. & Co.) {Late the firm of C. Kingsbur; deatar in 41m gaborens 1876“. PERRY %CO., » brunch“ and Pharmaceutasts, ..—.- Lineat FANG! “Hofitumw'm ron NELSON, POPTS & 60's FLUID exTRacys, ___ heaper then any other Extract More reliable «4 choaper Shao AND Homagpathlcraemédies. ta stockof the above el, which we offer to ”WW carcfuily prepared by 25155314500 317 Waree Sr.. ELMIRA, ®. T. EfififlLlSHED 1847. Gerfiy & Morrell, Wholssale Droggists, $96 LAKE ST,, COR. CARROLL, In DOMESTIC GOODS we Adve reduced puma, K. Y., _ Brown “smug- LTOMe cee es eee seee e+ 53 a; a: : g: m 03 fifiggist\ We» Blaa' and Brown Olnton Flannels 1 to5o a ya, Patent ; Medicines, CGilass- | Ware, \Chemicals White “Limo, White Sand, Piaster * Paris, Rosendaio Cement, WaterLime, Whiting, K a'so- mine, Paris White, &c., &c. KF 4x jor Quoictions. PR Dr. I. MORRELL. Gartia All of WHITNEY'S new Spring Styles fresh from the Factory *A DEXTER'S CHINA HALL, 100 #102 Lake St. --a. -my sf-lamao «mm-mu Crockery, China, , Coal Oil Fixtures,&e. 03 poaomopgproarp; AFull and Compiete Assort- ment atithe LowestiPrices. deo ft THE OLD FOUNTAIN INN, and Othor Poem#g, By ADELAIDE T. MQE. | OPINIONS, \Iam flushed with the fancy and f g with ''Dainty bits for lovers of the muse, 111m tho © q é p E n 4 0 k E A ® t¥}9y pues ofesojoOGM. fox? $32 Busan M Rnrlbmt Mrs Mary A fragrance ailmelhm alt-ale and the field, and a Bradshaw Alfred Lui- aw 3:52” of style scinates.\-Pittaburg Com- h B W1? kfi 8b fil l h ‘Efifi?’ Aile £228\:th Gracoful and pleasing.\-N. Y. Home Journal. mm 9 a, l 6 g Beers Misa F L Locke Miss Minnio \The title hs rinfil‘v enshrines pleasant meqiories of Bear Mrs Jane Kinolly P H-2 au old nun, aod some of its stanzas are very musi- ' Barber Mrs Lucy Little Wilke cal. The writer is especially felicitous in $ lapting Brown Miss L Moore Mra Avanda her moog and manner to her theme.\-Boston 'Lit- Baum M McConnell Mrs A crary World. Croma Addio Miller Miss Elis J- **These poems are full of reeling find of the 82x30]; Joseph M Milburn Iniah springtime of the heart \-St. Louis Repul > Caseg'3 fighfl’g‘n\ John \Bweet and pure.\\--Oleveland Putnam\. * «Fend d touching-though! d h E. 2:13er JL Hoax-z“ In}! Libbie ous,\ —P:ru$lphrn Pang oughtful and humor ”and ry, Cook John Morden Mrs Wm 8 Thore is the sparkle of true genius in these * Gooper John Macksay Patrick mn is delightful. --Ghloago Ere: |__ Steam and Clark Agra-ibblo gnonnilll‘u'thn ournal 4 ' no ti Cassady Michael o \The auth har t th ch me 8.61?ng Mary giganggfificumm “amt-\611mm 152°??in 3:21:33“ 3, “as C Cunningliam 8 Parkis Mra Lydia M Boston Transcript, * . Purposes. idee ance ar ita Foal) _s FLOBENC AN 4 - earl- * + - 33:71? any!» gum-x Mrs A R E 8m J ace L bul Eloberdaty wn Post Office News Room. § ._ 'The undersigned offers at wholesale Davia Mise Viola M-2 Shepherd Miss Bal! 26. w in St. ira, N.Y. *. racism? m gefaogmri adn 119 Baldwin St., Pinging, 3.5. . The Lehinhyafley Goal Co 's COAL Fish h d e A & . Griswoid.Gideon Stak DO “03GB wow & W: ¢ thinned; tates. This Coal is of drubpiee.\ ons |- No. 60 Second St. B %s anwgmhts, mosey-muse Hail Miss Cora 0 Mre Julia l the cele lung} £11! mod um Rois L Y AVD DRALARS 12 :I % t v0 m A. a 5 % K * gum! Xre AMs grin“; Emma Simian, Aflfllflfltfl, Hm W \M 8 m Pitts 0B 108, urly Mra Jane mn F ue ues wthiviers Leander © Wh$°£§\ m}, Wflkmbam \ FRISBIE & 97K NSON, o us lnt S. 1144 116 win St. Heasstt Mrs » . . rime . Bituminous Oogl hee Ra m. v. Miller, Merlles & Brothers. m for advertised letters. C. 0. FAIRMAN, P. L Afaoudkdforwmun one month they will be oant muat call fo $ date ofthe tat. \-\ ter office. obtain these ”mm ain MUL, aa s see sare nome met con coi BB MIOVI cvovee semen seme on senous capes a needa} MOF covers coves s cosas c overs een cee sean cn “fl m es ress rer soot ceva tone ber never m eves oren seme ease rade beer nen c eer ness upones mess apes ort u‘fll- %. SULEIYAN COAL ermees tues over nthe ashe dae a ont now-w\ Mt WOOD, sord 49s\ ~a tames « “El-W TOP Tm tioul im when wa temper d ed thi p 'I c in ind | gin also Litile thar pa shail ge is mu th to repila er w.th gecic ti ed at as cum ain Degi- ctd ali this who is t seed gr man or seen 'ol way tw wh. we FF? -g ull. O: cmin r bj of .: p never Thl' d to. nel Cr in re pape: and cad wi'. go wh -as une .ce to recee la: .o, t leve ny, perience excl ing and :s cd bue a$ s whenev@ That of, the g a suth cid use will popular cessful will natq d.'lar bf if G ove gold and seri natioD, 8 of ours; out findi TE Someth Ns: Charles . P mark- i At 8 one of # broke, map. @ found to oped wa Bota which The poli snbrects for ship co Losp municab Wins! ) eign of swered. u s DB the 10th com mgn fous tab A my Morpecd from ¢ Afave.
