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» p?Duertiser APRIL 29. 1876. a : AND NEiSHBoRHOOD. -a» ~Batter is down. No more of April after to-morrow. || Eldridge Park is open to the public. will colebrato the Fourth of lectures of Gov. Woodford at the are to bo published. a bail pen to-day with a game m the Mystics and the Centenniais. Miia Florence Greenman reads in Addi- 'on the evening of Friday of next week. : »«». We are indebted to W. D. Pean for late ahi interesting Cheyenne, Wyoming papers. .--Konday evening of next week, the Lin- kg Rend concert at Mercur's Hali, Towanda, . »-TBestrest cars will from now on through he season make frequont trips to Eldridge Fark. ~ *'«-The 'Queen of May\ wouldn't have a *very large following if she was crowned such weath this. * . walfl'zbar of friends were entertained at “00”!be last evening, in honor of Clow. Woodford. *- fashion magazines of the week will be for sale this morning at Sallivan's Post Office News Room. -Thg Haywood Brothers combination, at \857 evening of next peek. calls the attention of the public. an Gibeén of this city appeared. for the exhibition of their wiges. BJ s i . Ladies' Journal and Harpers' Bazar - tempt to escape, but failed, owing to the vigilance of Sherif Edminster, who had him in charge. --Revr. T. K. Boscher, by request of El- mira Division of the Conductor's Brother. - hogd, wil; deliver a sermon at his church to- morrow evening, devoted to the interests of Imilroad men. party with tableaux and fancy dancing by the children of his Dancing Academy at Co- vel and Fay Hall. «-There will bo the usual preaching ser- 'wice st the Y. M. C. A. Chapel, near the College, to-morrow evening, at six o'clock, My. Prager and praise meeting will be held from five to six o'clock. C_ __ Wasl attention to tho now . ment of S. Ayres, whersin he offers to sell goods from bis valuable stock, at cash . prices, for sixty .days from date - His goods aro of the very best in market in the line of watolise, jeweiry, silver and piated ware, &c. Terms cash down. «Tho difference in the notices of the two men, A. T. Stewart and Barney Williams, cannot help but be remarked by those who \ read the papers much, | The kindly uttoran- > - ces regarding the latter named contrasting with the expressions concerning the former, lead one to the notion that he would rather have been the latter than the former. «<Ofixte tho Erico has beon doing a very heary freight business, both Eastern and Western bound. Forty to seventy car loads of live stock pass over the road nightly, and the oll shipments are heavier than aver be- © fore. Daring the Gould and Fisk adminis- tration, in most prosperous times, five extra Hight freight trains were esteemed a big might's work. Now it is common for as ma- => my as ten of these tra'us to pass ove: the Fastern division in a single night. Jervis Union. -When a policeman in Rochester sees a man coming along the street, trying to walk on both sides of it at once, now holding up a Tamp post and then bracing up the wall of a building, he eyes him a moment as a hen looks at & strange worte she bas scratched up, then hellihoulders his club and seizes the quickly to the corner of Main and State Pe streets, he says unto him, \What building is - that?\ | The- answor universally comes, ¢ 'r . \Misser Tower's Power!' Then the minion . _- of the laws drags the unfortunate to a lonely » gell and in the morning he is worth to the <.\ olky about thirteen dollars. - - =The Utica Observer of Tuesday states .- : A telegram received at noon yesterday, 7 brings the painful intelligence of the death of Mrs. Dr. P. H. Fowler at Jacksonville, / Fierida, om Wednesday morning. The an- . mouncement will touch the hearts of a host : Of attached friends of the deceased lady and ~ of Dr. Fowler. Mrs. F. camo hero with her \husband at the beginning of his pastorate over the First Presbyterian church a quar- \tez of a century ago, and from the first was jred and beloved in all the relations of - Aite. Unmeasured will be the sympathy for the husband and family which will be extended by our citizens of all classes and Homomination.'\ Mrs. Fowler will be re- - imambersd by many in the city, very pleas- autly. Her husband left the First Presby- 'Agriam charch hereto become the pastor of 'he First Church in Utica. - rs“ o \ _ \Mefeorsiogisai. thermometer at Gerity and Morrell's store, corner of Lake and Carroll streets as follows, an g A a f. 0 Ge bus} = Pu HC vol lsA'r-x Csuorncevessentsncese secccesss 623° ..: __ ; KAterary amd Resiat Union. > The its winter serien of en- sants on Monday evening nest with morthy finale to those with which it has iad its -mumerous friends. It may be 'palled the Centennial Evening, for Prof. Ford give a talk on the World's Great Fairs, ig. the coming most noteworthy one Philedaiphia. The musical part of ‘ will be wall sulted to the .\ Prof. Moore will preside | What after Donth? aWfi‘lfil‘lfly KN. ¥.¢ the Academy of Music in this city en Mon- _ -~ft will be observed that Hattio Barchell * has ® now line of faacy goods to which she -The Owego papers speak very highly of the entertainment in that village recent. ly, when Florence Greenman and Mrs. Fowl- «--The Urbans wine company of Ham- mondsport are erecting & handsome building on the centennial grounds at Philadelphia -Fitsh and Damare, at 185 East Water -. street, will have for sale this morning the ~ fashion magazines of the week, Leslies' «-Reserved seats to the Julians Casar on- tertainment on Wodnasday evening of next - waek will be for sale at the Box Office of the Operm House, this morning at nine o'clock. -~\Tip\ Hayden, when the officers were taking him to Auburn, mado a desperate at- -On Friday evening of nest week, Prof. T. Leo bas a grand select May and closing x Tast SAturdaty avening at the Club) was real spicy and eutertaining, and was.carried on by Messrs. Hotchkis, Armatrogg and Billings. -The young ladies at Carr's Corners all wear thelr hate a le Cantanulal after dazk. -It was so duck Saturday evening that even Daro Billings lost his reckoning and couldn't find his gate. ._ -Chemung Valley Grange recently made n large and also « fina purchase of maple su- gar. - It dame from J. L. Peters, of Delaware . mung! - «-The Literary Sociable of Olive Lodge, evening, was largely attended. g was unerceptionally good, the last Fri The sin times in succession after an encore. Monument to \Old Joe.\ The Trustees of the Owego Firs Depatt- ment are now earnestly engaged in raising by subscription, the necessary funds for the erection of a monument to the memory of the lato Josoph S. DeWitt. This movement on the part of the is m step in {fhe right direction, and that a handsome monn-| meant will be the result of their labors, is the earnest wish of all. It is the wish of the Fire Depfirtment that all our citizens will contribute and this fssist them in the erec- tion of this monument, which will bo a de- serving tribute to the memory of our late ex- Chief. 'The subscription paper is in the hands of O. 'P. Gorman, President of the Owego Firo Department, who will be glad to receive the names of all who may desire ti contribute. We are informed that the dif. ferent companios at their meatings last night subscribed liberally to the fund.-Oweja Times. e Eldridge Park Opened for the Beason. Owing to a very manifest desire on the part of tho public, Dr. Eldridge has decided to open his park for the season immediately and it is therefore now ready. It is not in the best of condition to be seen, but will be pot in its summer dress as speedily as posal. ble, a number of men being engaged in pre» paring it for the use of the public. ® The street cars will commencerimmediate» ly making frequent trips to and through the Park. One great issprovement will be noticed by those visiting the Park. The large encla- gure heretofore allotted to the deer has been thrown open and prepared with walks and Grives in harmony with its immediate sur- roundings. The deer have been placed in & lot in the northern part of the park, in a less conspicuous, but as easily got-at-able a plac#. Other improvements insugarated and in pro- gress will he Speedily accomplished. The Park will ba the center of attraction for a large number people all through this sgason, and probably will have more visitors than it evor had before. The Centennial Picture of Progress. Mr. James Miller, of 202 Boss street, Brooklyn, E. D, has jast pablished a valu- able souvenir of the progress of this counr try in the shape of a large and beautiful picture-the \Centennial Picture of Prof gress,\ lithographed from a pen drawing by Mr. D. T. Ames, of New York. The picture is the reault of over a year's study and work, and is eminently successful in depicting the principal events of the last handied years. In the cantre are the Declasation of Inde pendence and the Eqancipation Proclama- tion, with portraita of Washingt n and Lin- coln. Sprrounding these aro amaller illus. trations representing scotes of the Revalu- tlonary and civil wars, the old Independance Hall and other subjects The grouping of the various pictures is masterly. Encom- passing the whole is, elaborate and beautiful rustic and floral work whioh, though only' subordinate in point of interest, unites and subject. A close study of the work compela admiration of the skill and talent displayed by the artist. A more beautiful or appro- Fringe Picture coald hardly grace the walls of an American home. P. S Smith, the General Agent for.this State, can be seen for a low days at tha Delevan House in this city, or may be ad- dressed at 44 South Salina street, care of A, S. Gale & Bro., Syracuse. unee More for the Ln France Band. As thereorgaoizstion of this band is in con» templation. a few words as to the new pla may not bo out of order. One point needs to be borne in mind, namely, that the band haggfrom its organization, been a self-sup- porting institution, never having called upon the citizens for aid, with but a single excep- tion, that of supplying the second uniform which was done at the time St. Omer's Com» mandery went to Baltimore, and was large- ly the rssult of the efforts of the Bir Knights. With this ezception, the band havo borne their own expouseds, which arp always very heavy when drawing upon the purses of young men of moderate means. The new plan is now to furnish a band which the people may feel in a large degree to possess, by raising the amount of $1,200, $700 af which will purchase a new set of instru ments, and $500 to apply as oue year's sal- ary for Mr. La Frince, the loader. This amount for the leader's salary should be subscribed to be paid annually when called upon by the collector appointed for that pur- pose. As a compensation to the citizens for this contribution, the band are willing to give an open-air concort at least pnoe a week during the summer season, if a suitable place can be provided, perhaps in Wisner Park. A fine band stand would not only be an ornament to Wisner Park, but would far» nish accommodation for public mestings of all kinds which may be held thers. The' question is, shall this new plan succeed and restore to Elmira a mach loved and greatly missed organization ? ELMRA FEMALE COLLEGE. ----agme-- Second Lecture by Gov. Stewart L. Wood» ford. A fine audience was again drawn to the College Chapel last evening to listen to the second of ex-Gov. Woodford's {legal lectures. The subject concerned chiefly the property rights of women. Probably few, except the legal gentlemen present, had any idem of the rapid advance made in the last few years in this direction, first in England, and now still mote signally in America. Tho lectarer showed how the decision of the equity courts had influenced legislation uutil things bad come to that pass in some of our States, New York included, that the only irregularity is in woman's favor, abo having rights from which her husband in debarred. Ono of theso is the right of dower, which does not pertain to her hus. band on her dosth, no matter how wealthy she may be, nor how needy his condition, The husband cannot sell his real estato with» out her cansent, while sho may disposa.of her own without his knowledge. Tho lecturer queried whether in case woman should become posseased of the right of suffrage she would prove herself magnanimous enough to restore man to tha same rights of with herself. Our cititens: will be pleased to hear that the young ladies have the consent of Gov. Woodford, to publish these vajuable lectures, which will thus place them in possession of a wide constituemcy of readers, male and female, and greatly multiply the pleasure their delivery bas oocastoned, which gratify» ing intelligence will also exouse our brief; sketgh of thene discourses to whisikmg abe | stract can) do-Adequate justice 107 A hearty voke of thanks was passed $o the # |T \~ in this -The. £5, mafia of Mr. \Misses Rockwall and Pierce appearing three |; gives unity and prominence to each distinct | \n SJ \Tullue Cams,\ at. 1 , New York, also under the 2d minug'~&‘uk lint-GM Pouce . was but natural that the annduncement ol the presentation of the- snblime tor”:- \ tam _ te\ mar mot ouly for number, but (Si guiture and forfasmon. Itizndt too mu nhorsd by the promieas of the | , gym, for tha atiny of aide ofice s knowledge of the ¥e41 . grand that could reaaltad g’uhtggm the 0&6 lhmob‘li‘zlztudx. The sale of tickets for reserred seats will: commence this morning at the box office at nine o'clock. The Spy. This phy‘ was produced laat evening it the Opera House by C. W- Bazry und the Rochester Opers House Compant. Ib is a fne play and follows, at least in the frt part, very closely after the hook of the santo name by Fennimore Cooper. The make up of Mr. Harry as Gen. Washington, is quite marvelons, almost as if the portraits we have of him had steppad out from their frames and woro walking about. And the mannersiand speoch preserved well the ac- counts that have come down to us of the Father of his country. J. Clinton Hall did admirably as the Spy, Harvoy Birch, making that character live again, as one might siy. Theres two, the main es in the play, wera wall supported by Dafiald, Horton, Warwick, Wabster, Miss Nellie Jones and Mrs.. Lizzie Hall. The tablenuz were admizable, egially the one representing the famous pleture of Washing- ton crossing the Delaware, and the closing rcene of the sea fight was quite a faith/ol representation and a curions mechanical effect. Bseobé's orchestras plifged the music set down for them vary accoptably, rome of the patriotip tanes beiog received with bearty applause. If the size of the aadience had borne any comparison with its enthosinai, the hall would have been crowded. Mail Depredations. On the lith of the present month two registered letters, mailed at different offices in Delawaro county, reached Now York rifled of their contents. On fhe 15th another reached the city in & similar condition. The {matter was immediately referred to the department and the investigation us- signed to Special Agent McDanolds, April 18th. Other important matters prevented his giving attention to tho case until Uke present week. The matter would pass over a stage route, the Ulater and Delawaro ral- road, also the Hudson River railroad _ After by the aweetness and purity Lait evanlag the Apolio Claby® of much distinotlon by tae: fiMfl‘m rw to Wavacty where n lle i Algal hail was cacupled Sank thoroughly capable of appreciating tke fixe last svening, that entided; uhm'5” mdflfi'lvi in . us . 171 ® i- tog intense | mitlfsction, Mr. O. W. Bump sccompasied the Clab, awit won all dae a u J mm m0 “PM“ ”a“ E ress _,’ if? comically in his ballads, in whish line the \Campbell is coming.\ The quartaites executed by Hamer, Parmenter; Davia aad were, as usual, brim{al of harmony. Mr. O. H. Palmer also went down, taking with him his cornet, from which fssnad & cavatina that was heard with pleaarre. In fact, the entire progranime of solce, instru- mental acd vocal, dusts, quartettes, and other musical combinations, appeared to give entire estisfaction to the audiemoe, af* tested by the persistent encores, and not the least plengurable, portion of the eatertaln- ment was in the accompaniments by Prof, Cramer, of this city, whose ability in that line is scarcely to be excelled. A Haw the News was Received. The fearful details of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, no matter bow often they may be repeated, will always be fresh, and will alwaya attract the attention of even the most careless rounder of history - But hero ls a now version of the affair, furnished by Mre. Harriet M. Draper, of East Otto, Mich., a lady who, by the way, is not altogether un. known to the literary world. In a recent lettor to a friend, detailing some reminis. cances of the rebellion, sho says : \Speaking of the war. reminds mo of how the sorrowful and || ridicoloas aro sometimes strangely blinded. We beard of Lincoln's death on Saturday night. | Living away from tho rail- roads, we could hex? nothing more nntil many hours later. - Monday morning a man cume and told me that bo bad just come from the post office, and that the post mas- ter, who. by the way, is an intimate tricfid_ of mine, asked him to call and tell me who ahot Lincolo. - \Bat said be, \I have for- gotten his name. However, it was a ccle- brated stags driver, and thy postmaster said you weald remember bis name!\ Later in the day a lady acquaintance informed mo that \the man who shot the President jamped upon the stage aod rede rapidly away.\ Finally, my hosband came home and told me that Wilkes Booth was the ac. snssin, and then the wholp matter was cz- plained. - And, with our heart« beating.over the terrible calamity that had befaflen our country and our choeks aflll wat tears, ve carefally studying the care and his postal map, be concluded that the depredation must have been committed at one of two points on the route. On the 25th ho went over the line to teat the office at Arkville, and on the 26th arrested the assistant | post master at that offlce with evidence of guilt ou his person,. William W. Dioaick readily admitted that ho hed rifled several registerpd, also ordinary letters, and paid over to the Special Agent the amount to ta- ken. The Agent reached Debi, N Y, at one o'clock yesterday morning with bis pria oner, when he plead. guilty before the United States Commissioner, waived [examination, add was committed to the jail at Rochester to wait the action of the Grand Jury. The prisoner passed through this gity last over- ing in dbharge of a Dopaty U. 8. Marshal, en route for Rochester. He bhils from one of the first families of Delaware county, and leaves a young and interesting wife _o - *~ age ___ . 'The Berdeli Divorce Sull. 'The Berdell divorce suit which has, Tor some days, bsen attracting much attention county, has been decided of the plaintiff, Mra Berdell, wad forthwith, the Middlatown Argus delirera itself ma (ol: lows. As one reads, one wonders if, several several years ago, when Bardell was at I the height of his prosperity 11-341 casing Lu large mamas for the benefit of those who mow go back on him, if gush words would haro been uttered, or. if uttered, waili not have laid the speaker open to the charge of envy, hatred and malice. When a man is down, it is exceedingly easy te strike him, ond it ahows no courage t) do so The verdict in the Berdell divorce suit is a verdict dgainst shoddy and upstart pretunce. The defendant started out in life at the low- est round of the business ladder, as a grocer's clerk, and by virtue of cheek, cunning and good ludk, and, as is rumored also, by virine of questionable practises, acquired, during the foagh times of the war, a largo fortune Forthwith he bloomed out with a pulatinl manaion, fast horses, liveried wor- vants, and other showy graniturss, sach as shoddyism does most effect. His momey gave him influence and comsidgration io the usinesg world to which otherwise ho had no title whatever, and carried him so far ahead of his tyue dosorts and out of his propar cle. ment, to make him at one time Presidunt of the Brie Railroad. But whatever might bo his wealth or po- sition, e was never anything élse in reality than a pore and onadulterated shoddyite- ignorant, vuigar, lli-bred, protientious, mean and purge-proud. While he put on the atrsand graces df respectability and wealth, his soul all the while ran down int> the mire, and in the befell, as Lucifer fell, from innate wickedmess and dopravity. thoddy is the butterfly of s Summer's hour, born of an carth-worm and dying on n dunghill. aften Obituary. MATTES -At Glenwood, Rockbridge county, Va., on Thnrsday morning, April 30, 1810, L., wifo of ' lflun . Mattes sod daughter of Thomas B. Oritfendan, M. D., of Dover, N, , aged 21 years 'The above notice, read in the Now York papers &arly this weak, brought to somo hearts in this oity and viciqity a sortow which time may soften bat cannot efface ; and many others who know hor slightly cr only by reputation, wore saddened by tho thought. that a beautiful and gotle life had passed auway from a world in bitter need of such. Mra. Mattes, known hero as Miss ' Maggie Crittenden, graduated from the College in the class of '72, after a four yeage course. Her sudden death, as anpounced by tole graph to her sister, a member of the Junior Class, throw a deep glomm over the school. Those who had sver known her were famil» lar with her nsmeand hoporabio-record ; and the sense of. loss was deep and heartHelt among the teachers who'hed watched during those yéare the harmonious development of a rich apd gifted nataro. Daring the last year of her course, her mental growth was even mare marked, and her's is one of the most brilliant names on the College Roll of Graduates. Sho was President of Calliso® phis Sodiety during one of its most success- ful years, and many will remember the sweet girl, Rushed with unerpected trinmph, who came forward to receive the Hall Prize on Oration night, four years ago. Any dhe intimate at that time with the College, knows how gratifying was this result tq teachers and scholars, so beloved was she by all. Goodpien is more then cleverness when we come to tho final summing up of life, so all now dwall on her exceeding loveliness of qbaracter, but depth, beilllancy and exquls ite balance of mind were equally character- istic of Her.. Homelife at Dover, N. J., and a year of teaching at the west intervened between ber graduation and bor martlage in November last to Mr. W. P. Mattes. Cha want to ler new bom's in Glenwood, Kockbridge county, Vs., there, amid the rost bean atenery cf the SBhenazndoak Yailey, mm: nal in torse surroundings, yhe pmmed, im i a???“ the faw brief nnontha Isogbed heartily at the sublimely ridicalons story of tho stage driver. - < l -New groceries at Austin & Crane's. | - -Pree clam chowder at Kuapp's to dag. i -Boy your grocuries of Austin and Crane. They keep first clasa go »da | _ -Anstio & Crane bave more estables on | hand than they know what to do with, and | would call the attention of their masy friends { to the fact that if they want to purchase their groceries at reasomable pr.ces, this is the place to go t» get them Remember the number, 156 Baldwin street « ooling Drink. We aro hardly willing to admit that any city can excel Elmirs, even in the quality of its lager, but wo are imolined to thick that the Rocheater Brewin; Company have ap. hed very near to perfection in the csoafactase of this article. Contlay Klapp. roth, on Lake stroot, keops this lager fap, and someho® he scoms to siways harg a fresh keg 02 tap ng To the Edator of the Advertiuer - Here is somothing for your \local column\ which I think is a good thing. A young lady fron who was recently riding out with an Elmira man, at »pped., to admire a large tree by the wayside, which the young man informed ber was hemlock, when the |yonng lady iagecontly replied, \Is it hem- look all the way up !\ Ces Sxact cxrunuzs admit of small prof- its. Such is the way in which 0 A. Ballard & Co. conduct their business. They offer bargaios in binck casbmeres st $1.00 $1.35 and $1 87). New Embroideries and Mad- ame Fay's Corsets just received. Large stock uf Domestica and all staple goods at lowest cash prices. Wholesale neotion de- partment on second floor. wif C64\ W i. Murray offers great indacements in fancy goods, at 300 E. Water street apr20j1t o--_--agm -__- CéF The greatest igea of tho age-Clothing to order at prices of ready-made clothing, at H. J. Oladke & Co.'s, 33% RB Water St. apridd2taw-wod&sat -& Caf Maat Mas«zr-Mr, WoT. Sargent bas leased the promises corner of Lake and Clinton streets, formerly occupied by S. L. Martin, and opens this morning a first-class meat market on a cash basis. -aprtl2042t ion nn nag o inn oc €4&S We are prepared to offer greater in- dacoments than ever in clothing to order at prices of ready-made clothing, at H. J. Gladke & Co 's, 832 E. Water St. aprl5d2taw. weddsat -g---- C&F Call and see oor elegant ling of fanc goods and low prices, at 300 B. Watee 8t apr20-d1t -o- C& Tho greatest assortment of imported cloths, cassimeres and vestings over brought to the city of Elmira, fer custom work, at H. J. Qladke & Co.'s, 332 E. Water 8%. aprl5d2taw- wod ksat nifer C&F Winter's Death Warrants are neglect. ed coughs and colds, Thousands die sat this season simply because they pormit theso ail- ments to take their fatal course instead of curing them promptly, as they might do, with Halo's Honey of Horehound and Tar. Crittenton's, 7 6th Avemus. Hold by all druggiate. * Pike's Tooth-Ache Drops-Care in one minute. spr20diw g- SHF hmong the Admirable properties of Glenn's Soighur Goap is that of flesnsing the head of dandruff and preventing its sub. sequent accumulation, by openizg the porse of the scalp and thus keeping it fally molat. Depot, COrittentem's, No. 7, Sith Avenue. * Ca Non is the time to have your clothing made to order. Gladre & Co. are making them at prices of ready-made clothing. aprlbd2taw-wadLsat KW You will savo money by boying of Wm. Murray, 800 E. Water Ht. spre20dlt negli Si Dry yine kindling wood, for sale at H. C. Bpaunlding's coal yard. ag@fdit, Ci a ssw and elegant lins of Fancy Goods at Hattie Barchell's. nnmnmmmnmnnnr ae nz KP\ Varniahed Cxogurt Sara for 75 cents at Daxtexn's. Very fige. Four aint. 3pm KI\ Tien, Hoalery, Laces, Lid Gléras, &., at Hattico Burchell's, KiB Sorasthing entirely new is Banar WW“ Freuch Glass Shades for war work at IDum’m—‘pm'u ® A full lae of hair goods very Isa-rat mew, had aha arey to know : MM?$mmnnu-w mov og i : Molina-é Top $5.00, & 00, $00 3. Water Bh by as audinmize of people: irb order of singing offered tham. 'The charnaee | of the sluy were onpecialy amporior mt, latest style#, cheapest m beet, at Dxr s, Lake, corner of Watee x! ~apiBet? - ous town Woo!, Canysas, stus, &c., at Be- mont & Davamport's. _- - UH William Koberts, kand 416 Kart Water men v Is a reliable garmeuts Plowar (Pots, all sites KF Decprated s Daxraf's. Yery baud opening to-day at some. ~apr34.4f UK Booer & Boor baje opened thoir Dremmaking Roome “gimme: and will be giad to see their old mers again. Mre. Poarsall will bave c of the dress- making department. Weslo graranteo work done as reasonable as any ape, and to give entire eatisfection. Coms god try os. apridid CAF Orerzzs, &o., at Fowler's National Meals at all bours, and finest brasds of Champagoss, Wines and Cigars at Fowler's, 344 Carroll streot, Elmira, N. Y. aprltf KF Ruap Tats -Costello is selling boots and shoes cheaper for cash than any store in the city. I have a fol assortment of fall and winter goods which defy competition in price sand quality. Iam not to be andes sold. Cal end be courinosd. a_ __. aem €45 & freah importatign of Busztause Grzuaz Porcelain lined\~ Ware arriveq to-day at Derrex's - Call early. aps24-tf CIB Homes ro t«s Posuioh)b~P: are heraby notifed that thp only office or egency in Elmirs fof the sale of tickets ores the Erle Railway is the Com- o- - -_-. sa a 20 impetus!» to Milliners. Immerse stock of superior quality Millinery Goods astow New York Jobbers Prices, E. H. DoxsurL. ap7d%m. 316 East Water Street. -- apo- i$\ Sheet War and materials for was Rowers, at Bement & Daxebport's. aprl 24. CARF Arrival of Cheap Jolin from the East with an entire new stock of Pancy Goods and Notoos, which wil} bo sold at siaugbter- log prices A larger rtment received than eres, comprising all the latest noveltics of the season and prices so low as to sait everybody. - Be sure and go to Cheap John's Bazaar. apriOdtf C€i¥ Miz E. T. Daso bas just received a beautiful assortwen: of worsted patterns, consiating of towel racks, [got reats, slipper .qases, bracelots, dushlops, also a foll line of sephyre, Germantown wool, car- . vase, Wilder-armoalmfu’y corsate' hoalth cornets, and «il kinds of corset» Bazar patterns for sale. novédtf , CGP Prices Prnwuasewrer No cure no pay. Gee adv tuside _ 1ED _ _ _ _ ~- Wednrg4ay, Thik fostast, in Lyons, llincts, al the reatdengs of his nephe® [J. H. Wolbh Eruasx formerly of Zhntre. Rights ond Insight», Mrs. &A D. Warranty. = Vols. $3 00. Doar Lady Disanin, JSostix McCastuy $1.75. Pausganla« tho Burwrk $1.00. Asunder, M. Docaras. $1 50. Mra. Hitchcock's wodding Dros, Aurzon or Fiarntxamax's Journal. $1.25. HBlack Hills, Er -Cor, Dopaor. On Oarugorous Gronnd, Maz; Moor®. $1.26. Flag of Distress, 2.00. lit-mam Cloth. $2.00. Preswick Morse&Co QB W ADVERTISEMENTS, 19 Balls itscifut i wherever ink 16 cents. Ad- Acronis Aint doth in nag ._ Progta fmamense Bip gush. H. 433 Wainat «trast, . spridly Hor Hale or Exchange. s; 5a AGREE of Lasd within AdAisoa 4 Steuben County M. Y Mme-um Ja mile of . Y.. will sell chee clover and timothy. Fine chan busters. Mice lot of spylé ing The shots easy terms, er once J. %. SitVERY_ SitveR ) Alarm Till Compsany's Patent Safety Money Drawers. WITH OUPS, f ** \Sunakey ena fom '~ Fairbanks Scale Warchouses, 811 Ironwotflg 351k i orten. Dor tile ty Wied ware . #850411 \GOLD M B D A L.\ WATERPROOF Taper Braldsd Silk Fish Lines. 11mm“ the, SEST T809T HLF LZ maumific. tursd, For sae by C. 8. & P. INGRANAM, Drugguts, Lok Wees wa. BQ Wa sing oGer the Lea h Reels at prices lowar than gai before. , spritiit REMOYED Settled and Ready for Work or Business. ane. law! to fudorm (rings, customers and ~ 311 Water St., Preperiy imewn as \B Fut} sentians WATCH, JEWELRY and OPTICAL GO00s BUSINESS, And the Apméally.in ail He f (ll-Mamm. Pm a all HEWIKQ all prowptly Stoo.) mania \ # L HART'S! SPC aa ~A~ . Richest Assortmant ot foot Black & FancySilks - at,\\~ # A AL OFFE $ FABRICS EES _ Pigs? Line of NEW Ever Shown In this City, AT Prices that defy Competition ! -- --- -.. -M FFROM AUCTION.® One Case Merino DE BEIGE. 1 ail wooé!t-Extra <u AT THR Extremely Low Price 42¢. yd. Well Worth 60 ots. This article E] Dress Goods is First-Clase all- wool, goods, and made up with a few yards of bill, u Y¥HBRY RICOH: rt cowu®es tm @ilibes or smoww arb arrr. ality, to age ens One case Col'd . CUASHMERES All Woot—E lggsnl Mhades Ful 36 inches wide for 75¢. 414. Very cheap at ONE DOLLAR. are fine, double twilled Paris . The: CASHMERE. 1 new chore Colors. --- ge -- » macaw TAFFETA GRISAILLE Superfitu Quality-Bilk Chain. In Gray ard Brown Mixtures. At 78 cts. yd. GOOD VALUE at #1 zs. CaF tus rixiest anabe is sink anp waor I® roRTED Five Lots Bl'l CASHMERE ! Ear Lower Prices Than ever before affered in this city. This: art Fito GOS at a Great Bargain ! This Lot of Goods was bought at the Largs and only Auction Bule (his season of A. PERSON, HARBIMAN & CO.'8, eclebrated Paris make Dress Goods. -+ -> TableLinens: Napkins Excecdingly Cheap. SummerHosicry |_ & Vaderwsar, In all Grades-Low Prices. --@--~ Silk Fringes, Laces % Gimps! » ~mmmm§m Pery handsome for Buk Bacyues and Maniles. ~ -a-. ECRU AND WAL LACE CUB AND LA Very Chedp. { ‘M Capes, Mings &. EXTERMELY LOW PRICES -ATs 8 BEQUIN3 ~] _ «Raving wikim the r days largely added to-our im«| mense “who! ' ; I Dry Goods, Startling Bargains | BLACK, COLORED, |ovors worrg ooxme at \g. pust. faw Carpets and || \_ Millinery} AN FANCY DRESS SILKS! Fatlly 30 per tentunder value. Being lower than similar goods have bee of ered > since 1860, UT BPRCIAL NOTICE-Our Black Silks are warranted in ever particular. We sell none but the bost make, and are responsible for the wearing of the same. D''Es; ©°003 We shall open the Largest Desirable Assortment of PARIS: DRESS FABRICS Ever offered in this City. India Damassse Brecades 75c. §§\ ya. Mossoul, \ o_ 626. w Baze «8 # 506. All-Wool Lenos \ STic $5. \ Twilled Debeges, 37ic [& All-Woaol Debesges opts 62i¢ [€ Parslan Plaidy, * PSHE\ 506. $5\ ZEPHYR SUITINGS, All the Now Shades #20. per 50. Foulard Percales, Formerly sold at 30c., 1 &<@. per y8. Iron Frame Grenadines, «44140 , 78c., 180. per yd. PARIS FOULARD PERCALES Best quality imported. Plaids, Figuredq ”11:16ng Colors. OVER GARMENTS ! We shall open a Splendid Line of Ladies' Sacques in Hilk, Drap de Ete, and Cash- more of the most Elegant aiOrigin. al Conceptions. At Very ATTRACTIVE PRICES J «., i four: Al P s.\ | yow BHEc gy .c wren & DUMARS.15§E;WaterSt. . 5. AYRES, Pabils hatin ounseuutnce of the IES he has on hand uh? ts , and the soerdity of money, soll Fromm his a dr, any 6» tlolss in his lineat.absolutely Cost PRICES, Consisting in part of coup AND waroass r pare gulgfzt’l Jewelry, French and American ke, Sod Sitver Tabio Ware, ps and Gorham ted Stare Slive: Goblets, the Calobrat Hng Sliver. -_—.°_——- Plated Ware of the following Manufacturerers . ROGERS, SMITH & CO., MERIPEN BRITTANIA CO , REID & BARTON, MIDDLETOWN PLATE CO., And WILCOX SILVER CO. somme GOLD & SILVER HEADED CANES, MUSIC BOXES, GCLD & SILVER THIMBLgS » GI\ This is the best opportunity ever afforded for ranch-ling reliable goods at such rates, Meyments n all cases CA¥H DOWN. BALES will contione for sizty days only. 4. A YRES. Want, Lost and Found, For Sale, To Rent, Personal, &c. lates for advertising in this. column; tem cents per lins for -ui'mnm-. * BOARD WANTED in & pfinto ilmliy E1“; young gont'eman with good roforences, Address x. C. 0, uterus“ office. tL. WANTED—To rent, a suit of furnished rooms to be occupitog by two single gentlemen. In« quire at this office. apr29d1t WANTED-M 119 West Bonth Water stroot, a girl to do general housework. Gorman pre- apr29d2t ap294 ferred. IRLS WANTED at Rathbun House, one for -pestry. room, two for laundry, one for help dising room. apr2gdlt OULD lize to exchange 160 meres land, for w small bousesnd lot, or vacant lots, in ira, Address J. H. M.. 311 Carrol street. £92081 tl To RENT-124 E. South Water atreat. . nn28d8t Font SALE OR TO house No. 105 Colambis street. | Twelve room, gas, and in good repair. Enquirs of J. Rro:tampson. sp2743t WANTED immoediately-A first class Pattern Maker. None need a unless sccustomed to working from emall scale wings. Apply to Krutooc & Mavztor, Athens, Pa, apr20dot VE HUNDREO MEN WANTED on or aftér May ist, on the tlmirs State Line Rail- road Wages $1.25 por day, and board $3 75 per week, apraddtf A. Warnace & Co., Contractors. FOB MALE.-The desirable property 621 Bald« win streot, next to corner of Oligton street, con- vonlent to depot and business conter of city, con- sisting of dwe and shops. The lot also fr@nts on Etate stroots. of lot 65 4 by 125 feet, or more,. Bind! cash payment required. Eaguire on the promincs.-spr22-41w OR RENT Cheap-One good house. Call at 208 Bouth Main streot apr2ldtf FOB BALK-Obesp, one barn, five salt sheds. Enquire corner Clinton street and canal. api9dtf BOARD for mingle gentloman, or a gontlomsn and his wife can bo had within three minutes walk of the Post Office. Good references required. Enquire at Advertiser office. apr?idtf O RENT-One house on Mages Bt,, $225; one bsnos on Main Bt., $300, Water, Gas, &0 __ apred25t T. W. Horosuis. R BALE-A sizteen horse power Engine, alao a say cill-vory cheap. Both now. Inquire at old Agricultural Works, Hast Clinton street. mardidtf Dress & Cloak Trimmings, We shall open all the latest novelties in RICH TAPE, Crimped Silk andK actted Fringes ~~ From 50c to $4.00 per yard,. Marabout {Moss Trimmings, TITAN BRAIDS, FrenchLaces. -----_--g@._..._. _PARASOLS. wE BHALL OPEN Ladies' Sun Umbrellas sad Parasols in Biack and Col'd MHergesad Pinin Prxasi, Ivont, Rose: woop aND Egan HAN'DLLK Manufacturers' Prices ! HOSIERY. We shall open positively the largest and most complete stock of Exauish AND Awgercan Hostrar ros Liaptes', Gaxts' asp AT. REMARKABLE PRICES, MILLINERY. Wo shall open a most seloct assortment of Fegxcsn, Carr, and Exoutex Breaw Hars. Our Hat and Bonnar Derast- MENT, will contain all that could by desired by the most fastidious, in Fine Frzxcu Parrenx Hares awp BomwEts. together with a large and varied collection of our own manufacture. At Prices that cannot be surpassed CARPETINGS The most Extraordinary Bargains ever Mandala a Hartford and Lowell Extra Super Ingrains. FRESH GOODS, ELEGANT DESIGNS, HANDSOME BRIGHT COLORS, JUST FBOM THE LOOMS. Smith's Tapestry Ingrains, S-PLY CARPETS, IMMENSE STOOK OF Brussels Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cioth, Rugs and Stair Rods, At a material reduction from farmer prices. At 6 We Still Continue THE SALE OF MERRIMAC PRINTS, fast colors, So.por yd. Yarp Wip®z Feurr or Tus Loox, 10c. \ a* Prercauss, - - 86. Haxnuro Epomas, 8 inch. wide, Bpleadid Quality Wuirs Mar- .s .se 18§0,. Prarp Darss Goovs, 28 inch. wide 10. Lapres'fail regular made Exorntsn 200. PRIF. 66 a se All HB&A..............................12i0. each. Buperior Qoality Tasu®s Lixgx... 870. \ Magnificent Quality Basmapy Lorex, worth $2.00..,..................... $1.85 Genuine Josurstar® Bzaxuess Kip Gtrors. , BEST ONE DOLLAR COBSET. BEST TWO DOLLAR CORSET. Great-care has been used in the se; jection (1,1! our goods. We shall endosvor to \SPECIAL OPENING tive, reoupaty apd balene ve wall Wa promise to Extibit O RENT-House with garden, 14 rcoms, water, gas Good location. Cheap to good tenant En- quire at 501 William street. mor29d tf OUSES FOH SALE-No. 218 Orchard street, and corner of Church and Madison avenue. In- quire of A. Krowl. 418 East Market Bt. mar294tf COMS TO RENT-Buites of pleasant rooms to rent in the Aovertiszn building. 'Inquire at the business office. mar2d tf OLD ELM-FOR CENTENNIAL MEMORL ALS.+-I have a largo section in my store of this Histeric Tros, turnisied by J Dorman Steele,which can be had io soy firm desired. Orders received for the wood in natural state, or made up in form of silver mount rings. gold or -L B. ArmES, 808 East Wa tor streos. , chara or RENT-A saite af pleasant roots in the'Ap. b g- feb2 sdtf {BANG 2 TCHES al j . cuA N Ba: yILVER-WABR K. (cll fad 218 E. WATER ST. ° final-OMB AMUSEMENT S Monday, May 1st. BRo's COMBINATION. : Organized in 1862. Always to the times! Rec added, tee great Panoramic ently TRIP AROUND the WORLD! with Sce f Philadelphia and th iBurdcng: filletshatlgglir? T a a grand $2255 gals ts progress a grand omical and Costuma ongggrt, lnfiuclng the End all Features of oms otfa lIn trelsy, Gyflfifiu, ad Respec musemont that can be uced on the » tage, nymhy of Foamlly Pakmnagg, and (reflux: objectio Bco Programiics for particulars, ADMITTANGE 25 Cts. RESERVED SEATS 50 Cis: For Hale at Preswick, Morse & Co's. apr2Gd3t-wed.sat,mon ELMIRA OPERA HOUSE. * ONE NIGHT ONLY. Wednesday, May 3d, 1876. Messrs. PALMER Lessees and Managers of BOOTH's THEATRE, New York, Respectfully announce to the residents of E'mira that Shakespearo's Grand Historical - Juuius Cesar with it world-renowned Star cast, embracing the groat tragedians. Mr. Lawrence Barrett, Mr. Frank C. Bangs, . Mr. Milnes Levick, --AND=« Mr. E, L. Davenport, which obtained at their establishment the unparals lsled tun of over 100 consEquremve Nwt's! A Quarter of a Million of People ! the etlt f “platinum“ 7 £212;- the groat mnt‘ropolilud to features, sora mtg. gttue‘enu gt the more waging tonal utions 0 e land. notably a Sent Yalo College. 31h be produced bere at fig: of Opers House, sad * FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. Woednsaday Evo., May 3, '726, with HEW AWD APPROPRIATE and with the aaias $533 Mfmum LL PAPERS !|- «. a. c > H; . . We koop firsk clans h ahd G 00 mm st 0,0 RAPELYEA, MORARDY & HILL © / thine a 00! Tg. &A, COwWLEs,) it INSURANCE AGENT, No. 2 Arnot Drake' s low- FRENCH PATTERN HAT ACADEMY OF MUSIC ! a Intollige 0 country. the an- Alynico at timps having tho dis od ience of dovenyone an or Sratas, Eugen:- OK- oF HBH Formerly of E, H. Dornlawl & Co., - , Have opened their fiEw STORE it. 320 East Water St., epposiic the old stand of FEH. Dormant & Co., with a full and well se- ' lected Stock It Dry Goods,: . Carpets, Millinery, #Cc., #6. Agures. a is certainly the most anthem in this city, embracing the ntest SHADE SILKS, RIBBONS, _- LACES, FLOWERS, 0%. LACE TIES, &, GOJDMAN, one of the firm and formetly g! tie mgr;h of lg; H. yortxglul t+ ork, ani as en in 6 thirty ears, does all the buying and always b ye: agiotwmy’ncu, the benefit of which is realized by our customers. 320 EastWater Street marBOdtf NEW PRIGBS 133 E. WATER 5T Standard Dark Pri rts bic. a yd. Handsome Plaid Dress Goods 156, The finest ling BEAVER SHAWLS in the city. from $7 to $18. trom cheapest to best. The best {Inc of BL'K GOODS in the market, embracing Our favorite brands Brack Auracas, Mo- Bater and at 250. to $1.50 Brack CasHMERES..........}.... ..75¢. to $2.00 Brack Smxs ................. |...... 90¢. to $5.00 Taxiss, Haxarerra Cootus, Borxsazin®s, Crepe CuorHs, &0., &c. . Am fe! cortain that an examination of our BLACK GOODS BTOOK wili convince you that we ara justified in claiming for ourselves the and best Hn BLACK GOODS in the city. FANCY GOODS in t variety with many \jobs\ andgé‘fggmvns. hi TRILMMINGS of al kinégkincluding Silk and Worsted Fringes, Bilk and Yak Laces, Braids, &c., &c. In DOMESTIC GOOBDS we have reduced Brown Muslins from...... .+. do-». .13go to So a y4 Bleached 900 \ 69 80870 Blea' and Brown Canton from %o to 5o a y8. 133 FAST Wars SP Carriages All of WHITNEY'S | new Spring Styles fresh from the Factory -AT- i DEXTER'S CHINA HALL, 100 & 102 Lake St. | Crockery, Chinajl Coal Oil Fixtures, &e. AFull and Compi¢te Assort» ment atithe LowestiPrices. + deo ft THE OLD FOUNTAIN INN, and Othex; cems, By ADELAIDE T. mo®. 16mo. With Frontispiece. Extra Cloth. $1.50 OPINIONS. \lam fiushed with the fanc which it is written. '-Willtam € $ and feeling with fullen Bryant. fragrance of the home circle ard the field, and a versatility of style that fascinateb.\-Pittaburg Gom- mercial. y Graceful and plcasing.\-N. \The title happily animus; B an old nup, and some of ite stan cal. The writer is es &. Home Journal, elicitous in adspHng crary World. \These poems ars full of feeling and ring of the springtime of the heart \-St. Louis Republican. \Bweet and pm.\-Olovolt_.nd Fiaindesier, «Fender and touching-th ous.'\-Philadelphis Press. 'There is the sparkle of e genfus in these ms,-the volumes is dons); , \-~Obiceg0 ournal bfl'm magma To! 13521; mu; fate which predicts for he! reface,\'- 502101: Transcript. or jehyreed I FLORENCE Fost Office News Room, ? may“. t outs snancess coas cans ones wees mee om ct $6) ‘zq'lmym bare sabe bo S mtg” A UTOVI . ccuch canyes pero tth n purchased in New Yer? at very low i # * The MILLINERY Department Co., reaides in New ° FANCY DRESS GOODS of all kings - M,. C. & J. A. WILCOX, Children's Dainty bits for lovers of the muse, It has thep leasant memories of pectally her mood and manner to her theme.\-Boston lit-n: tfol aed bumor _ OLLIVAN, . my26.tt ___ 118 Baldwin St., Fimirg, . 3) GEORGE WO & 60 No. 60 Secqnd St., >- Ap IE ma. Bit < *\ « ¥RosT, ITEAKD INSUBEANOE AGENTS, X6. 108 M. opposits the Rethbun House . 'o 'atzaet, over Heory 1.4 Vs Jiya. F. coR®En . g CI bs . m mfiflgflm. and fers. c 0\ als SRORTTGEUS, eaning and Scouring Works AB promptly stungsdxytf. Fo. - } Cl fatance DYKE, Hepner ama neon <- L ] H. L. HIFS, £ “03311221100: BINDERY, (@zette Pulidic. o. \JED CABISET MAKERS, on State Qparch, Inside Suish of churches, € of machine work done to rar \Praguce Desisrs. . Jours & borx. and JHIPPERAof BUTTER, l tary _ OF ILON SAILING, FESCIHG, tural frou Works, Market Also a combined Street Lamp to. F \Blan Saed and Ashton alt, 156 even f Itkin Gae A H PER Intupconed . D A than - More reliable pheaper j 4 an? >- the market. \We bave jnst remedies from physiciangst Haw; ork prices. persons of PERRY & CO;, 317 i janédtf® f ¢, hearl~ opposite Post Office A YER & FERGUSO3, N°MERCHANTS und Whole . OOM sale 14. Glover and Timothy Seed, Butter, - , ¥Woo!, Hides, Palts, Dried Fruits, ko., K0. JSL aud 183 Worst Water strat. - WWW Y - 5nd Pharmaceutists, all Patent Medicines. $15; or EaNcy anp Soper agnionss._ AGENT POR SELSO®, POTTS & CO's FLUID EXTRACTS, any other Extract in ~ ficmgé‘pathlcifiemsdies. ipaged a bomplete stock of the ahore plecke & Tafel, which we offer to - prescriptions can/ally. prepared by Wares Sr., KLMIAA. M. ¥. ESTAGLISHED 1847. ® T— ® * Gerity & Morrell, ~> * Wholesale fpraggists, £26 1.4 IK € 5x.. yon. CABROLL, beaut b , 4; . ( E; MIRA, N. Y., nGath's\ Li AHE Fomer: of pruggist's Sundries wo! | % # ceorge alfred 3 Patent Med‘clnas, Class win. C ware,, Chemicais, * Wanite .., ;... - a Lime, White Sand, Plaster | ;..) .; Paris, Resendale Cement,; u...._.l; WaterLime, Whiting, Kaiso- _;, ...,, mine, Pays White, &c., 8C+| qi.... h f - .W4gg‘fm'= Qurtation s. _ @P§ net J z; | t. 6 OKT | Da. 1 | * *~ =_ xaeneatre ___ i_ his givic * v in oth e, L E x that *hd p Lg is might re g J «08 cleamy a) & ' vote~, amd him oce * ‘bes! . ~NCa 0 0} oanrp i al IMELLOHEL \LI\IHITMO.LS n. \p ® . Eiston, Wi kesbarre & Lehigh bumore ayd Pittston Veins, . FRISBIE & ATKINSON, | C92 Ofer 114 $316 Bilawin 61. tator's Sale. *% AT, 10 A. M. April 28th, come .: fecti1. 0% is ha d [| that a Is At his ediy t ga the i af business head- sf «i {y cov vd \ty als _ Hd a State as election # ed as tne Empire § had =t- pp The nest elected hi If a ma ] twenty - >n Roscoe Co It is an o a man, of P8811. and p merit. Bi the quali blade in q Cutis the one speech campain. ous als :t is the abl York pab out pls Were b I hear lofty vita at Conk itn cians in nu and Ada.ng more Lon not possuss party viem get victorid sible advan sitting 2D saving use ' A St 1 i body ot a y was founk his side. was lat Heleft beb he des. : iid and religid cide and lore impel , C.D. Af ings Bank: in the case ted an:. «dg accounts ol wrong excel count of on Gubs
