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TRI-STATES UNION. KISCMXAIJEOIDS ITEMS. —^Tlieres site 33/'16 spamou in the ritish navy, and 19,283 marines. —The revenues of the Ohurcli of Eng- nd amount to .$25,000,000 annually. —•That vas a faithful \wife out lYest Ccntcuiiin,i i (i«*s. vsrho raffled off her Bible to get her hus- l)and out of jail. T - - - . 1 - - - - mtaiu L ^ nillions and a naif of peoiilc. —All the employees of the Concord (N. H.) r»ilroad have been compelled to sign the temperance nledge. . -Chicago marry a boy of sixteen, and didn’t get —^London has 5,000 miles of gas mains, 54,000 street lamps, -cyhich burn 3,000,000 cubic feet of gas each nighh —^The eight pin factories of the Unit ed States make about 47,000,000 pins daily, and yet u-e import 25,000,000 more daily. —^The hard substance that a Msssa chTisetts boy struck in a hay mow with a pitchfork was the head of a sleeping the sonrl ments. —A Sk liionia -woTa-an, deprived of nil the ordinary means of suicide, -was caught swallowing a handful of pins that she had taken fi-om h er clothing. I'- nj - —I t may'not appear of any particular * —Tsohal interest 'to any of ns, b u t it is a (tthit'there wiil’be 'a totffl eclipse of 5 sun'On the lltfe of August, 1999. G o lden C ity. ’ —A 'Sacra lehto beet-=suiigar factory tumeS -cut ‘3,000,000 pounds of white sugfw ^ 1S75. The beets cenk ^o'f'Sugar— per the a’^^^rage yield of Europe. is yield 134 per sent, more than —Th© cenmnander-in-chief of the Abyssinian army is r n ex- sergeant of the English army named Kirkain, rvho has intreSuced mrtraifleuses, Kc-mington rides, -and Golfs revolvers. — Benjamin Eranklin introduced broom cornrrito this •Gouiirry. \While examin ing .■Erfi.Smported corn whisk h-3 found a single seed, which lie plcoated in his gar den, Erom that seed the corn was propagated, —^The annual report -ef the State An- ditor Kentucky 'has an item of $11 rhether fo\ ixes or Ku- ely set forth. —Three years ago ffflieffleld se'nt cut lery snd steel rails fo the United States valued a t :£l,7GO,0G€. T{ja.styear the to tal vnlne of goods exported to this coim- try was only £6’39,fin0. .—There were '7,74§ feihires in the United B'taf es in 1S7.5, of which the gross liabilities were $201,030,353. This is . ................. ' “ “aihires in .874. —A Buffalo man dream.ed that he was foing over the Palls, andJaeliad his wife y the throat when he woke up. Next 1 broke Ms _____ nearly 500 caon employed in tfe kemp-paeking roonis^of the Ken tucky penitentSary, and the heavy dust has such, a tendency to produce blind ness and Consumption that the authori- ^ ^ e s sure .taking of aboiisMojg the indus- , of nearly 3,000,000 in less than 25 years. The Boman GathoKcs have slight ly decreased in numbers, sand the Epis copalians and Presbyteriaias slightly in- 1861. are bound lo maintain the Wood creased since —Ohio pidg the dignity of the bench. At Conniy Court the other -day -Judge Pil lars sentenced a man to ten years in the penitentiaiy. The man thereupon abus ed the Judge, who kindly lengthened the sentence to fifteen years. —A man and. wife in Eastonton, Ga., were remarried after two years of matri mony, The first ceremony having been in some way mforma]!, micl the inherit ance of a large amount ^ef property de pending upon the validily of their mari tal relations, th e y called i h e l r friends to gether, had a brilliant wedding, and went off on a honeymoon tour. —She .stood in a wagon, in Boretto, Ky., and he was on a high d.oorstep. They tried to kiss each o&er, and lean ed reckles.slj out of plumb. His nose was broken on the pavement, disfigur ing him for life, and her head got so hard a thump that she was delirious for several days. —The bridegroom in » wedding a t Amsterdam, N. Y,, was bashful and awk ward, and Ms sister guided Mm through the performance. She stood beside Mm, prompted him in Ms kiss the bride. herrings; they -v and caused greaiicommotion among the fishermen, a number of whom set out in boats to try and capture one or more. B u t the whffles showed fight, and drove the fishermen back to the shore, capsiz ing one boat, the crew of which -was sav ed with difficulty. After disporting themselves triumphantly in the bay for a ■while the ■victorious whales moved off majestically, —hlr. Darwin tells a story, as an ex- ampMof the reasoning powers of a mon- key> tnM was scratched by a pet kitten. At first Jocko was immensely amazed. Beeovering from his surprise, he set at w k to discover the location of the 'ter a seve four feet of the kittenitten withinithin hisis es, saw the tws. After a severe tu.ssel he got the 3 k w h elute nails thrust from th< lards, and ndth the broadest grin of ided deliberately to each one. jSxMUEii D. Avery •won $10,000 by betting on an election in Louisville, The law of Kenti guards, and tnth the satisfaction he proceedec bite the points off of eac thuc obtain District Attorn* District Attorney, and divided between the State treasury and school fund. An action has been commenced, and similar proceedings are to be brought against lOthep winners of election bets. The old law office of AnclvcW JackSoU, lit Salisbur 3 % S. (\, lias been purchased by a Yivginia .gentleman, and will he removed to the Exhibition grounda. A. C. ITarmer and several! othev gentle men of Philadelphia propose to-«iet apart about 100 acivs of ground near German town for a camp and Champ.s de ]\rars for inilitaiy bodies visiting the 3“?.xposition. Agricultural Hall would he rcaclj' for cx- hiliits now hut for the. accident shortly af ter the erection ivas begvin when the frame work of one of the wings was blown down. It will be entirely 'completed before the middle of '\Iarch. Mr. 5Yiekcvshani, Superintendent of Public Instruction, predicts !lhat an umisu- ally large and fine display of models, maps, school furniture, &c., will be made in the Educational Building. It is. to be complet ed by the 15th of April. -A committee of the Academj^ of Nation al Science has been appointed to 'eo-oper&tc with a similar committee of the Amer'Kian Philosophical Society for the purpose of inviting kindred societies to join In an ex hibition of the scientific progress of tbaiAtet century. Circulars have been forw d k d by P. \Ward Jr., Yice-President c f ^ i e Boston Chess Club, to «he Governors or States Territories, inviting them to give a prme, to 'be called -sthe Governor’s prize, to be •awarded at tlie chess tournament in Phil adelphia during the great Exliibition. The Grand International Chess Congress will be one of the notable features of the great Exposition. It will begin on the lOtli of July, and will he conducted under the management of the Amoncan Chess Asso ciation. Yaluable prizes will be bestowed upon the ■successful competitors. ite t u r i i i u g a Cali. The following coiiversatioia occurred re cently in a street car in the Citj^ of Roches ter. It is recommended to the perusal of the ladies who are fond of making and re ceiving calls, as it is a fact : First lady (entering a street cai')—^Ah ! my dear, how do j'c.u do ? Second laSj'^—Quite well, I thank you, love. But what are j'ou doing in this part of the city. First Lady—Ykdl, my dear, I have just been calling on Hiss ----- , the singer, but she was not at home, so I left my card with m 3 ' sincere regrets at her absence.' Second Lady—Really, it avas to bad t© give so long a journey for nothing. First Lady (cenfidcntiall):—Oh not at all, dear ; 3 'ou see I knew she avas absent singing at a concert out of town, gnd that avas the reason I choose this afternoon return her call.— Roelusto’ Express. —\VYe noticed -some time since that the Fall river cotton goods mauulactui’ers avere shipping large quantities of goods to Eng land, as a result of Mr. George F- Hath- away’s visit to that country. Great ac tivity is noa\' manifest at Fall River, and it is stated that fully one eight of all the prints manufactured there are' noav shipped to England, the amount reaching 15,000 pieces aveekly. The goods sent .are of the avidcr styles, and much of the machinery at Fall River and elsewhere isi being altered so as to make a stated suppl}' of these goods. It is also said that these prints are considered there of -so much superior quality that the English makers are placing American marks on their own goods, to facilitate their sale. There is certainl 3 ’^ cause for congratulation and Ibis is only one of the signs of “ a good timecoming. ” —^jVIr. J. J. Healy of Goshen, and D. J. Greenleaf, Esq., of this village, have form ed a copartnership for the purpose of tun ing, regulating aud repairing pianos. The abilities of Mr. Healy are so well known to the people of this vicinity that he needs no recommendation from us. Wherever he has been employed he has made his repu tation, and his ability is undisputed. Mr. Greenleaf, though he lias but recently giv en this subject his attention, is an apt pu pil, and is well calculated to assist Mr. Healy in his labors. The superior musical abilities of both of these gentlemen will prove an invaluable assistance to them in th<nr business. The patronage of the pub lic is solicited by them, and they guarantee to always give satisfaction. Orders may be left wdth Messrs. Gray, Lockwood & H'Oitt, —We are informed that 'Mr. John T, Fisher, freight conductor on the Eastern Division of the Erie Railway, is now en gaged in the very laudable enterprise of selling bibles to our citizens. We trust he ■will meet with the fgreatest success in his: canvass about town, and would suggest that the name of Wm. T. Doty, Editor of the Gazette, should head the list. —During the past few months upwards of fift 3 ’- persons have united witli the Bap tist church in this village, the greater por tion having joined by baptismi There arc yet quite a number awaiting bantism, and it is said the ordinance will be administer ed to them next Sabbath evening. —“ An oyster weighing seven and a half pounds in its jacket”^ is the weigh a New burgh paper describes Tallman’s bivalve which sold for thirty-five cents, and made a meal for the man who bought it.— (Jom. —Schalk’s extra Lager has come, tvhich is to be bad at Joe Zahn’s on draught, or bottled for family use. novlltf —Look! Layer Raisins seventy-five cents per box ttt the only Oyster House. FebOdt ! \ W a n i c a h i s P a y . Last night, about .seven o’clock, a “ dark complected” 3 'oung man of African decent, chock lull of the extract from crooked worms, and carrying an enameled cloth satchel, plunged into Station No. 1, made tw'o or three wild moves that would have checkmated liim had he been pla 3 dng chess and planted the hadlj' bent satchel on the table in the center of the room, he struck tlie attitude of a negro minstrel stump speaker, and demanded of Officer Shickling his pa 3 '. Owing to the fact that the officer (lid not have his check book with him, or that he did not owe tlie colored man and brother, he failed to comply with the de mand, and instead locked the descendant of Ham in one of the cells. The Recorder will ascertain tire applicant’s standing with out consulting Bradstreet's Oc^nmercial Re porter,—OMf/ryn pui. cousirucica ot cruae, coarse ana ouik 3 '’ i?f S & S a S t S i x i r s t t Siigar-Coaled, Concentrated Root and Her bal Juice, Anti-Billious Granules—the ^‘Little Giapt ” Cathartic (»• Muitum in ‘Parvo Ph 3 ’sic- !Modern Chemical Scienc* enables Dr. Pierce to extract from tin juices of the most valuable ten -worked into little Pellets or ( scarcely larger than mustard seed, renders each little Pellet as active and powerful as a large pill, while ■the 3 ’- are much more pal atable and pleasant in effect. Dr. Ira. A. Thaylei’, of Baconshurg, 0-, writes : “ I regard your Pellets as the best remedy for the conditions for which you prescribe them of .au 3 'thing I have ever used, so mild, and certain in effect, and leaving the bowels in an excellent condi tion. It seems to me they must take the place of all other cathartic^ pills and medi cines.” L 3 'on & Macomher, Yermillion, D. T., sa 3 '; “ we tliiuk the 3 'are going to sell like hot cakes as soon as people get acquainted with them, and tvill spoil the pill trade, as those that have used them like them much better than laige pills. “ deodawit IZous'c L*'niiiting Ctcaning &c. Tlie time for painting, papering, Kalso- mining, etc., is now at hand, and to >aeet the wants of the’publie. 3Ir. F- \White has received a new stock of paint etc., and is prepared to do work at vc'i-y low prices. He m.akes a specialty of paper hanging, graining, etc., and now' has in his employ a first class workman, who devotes his en tire attention to this class of w'ork. P . W n iT E , 84 Pike Street, opposite Opera House Nursery StocK. Ellwangcr & Barr 3 ', of Mount Hope Nur series, Rochester N. T., are again repre sented b 3 ^ their agent, M. M. Dew'ey in this village and County. Thanking the public for their patronage in the past, he w'ould respccfully solicit their orders for Spring Delivery, Orders may be left at No. 5 Sussex St, ■)r will be received when he canvasses as he Will visit every house novSldaiYtt Illaavy X'ailitres. MiVrroox, 111,, IMarch 2. Tlie failures of Gage Chieton and J, B. Hill ,& Go., of Charleston, has created great excitement among the business community. Their liabilities are estimated at .$200,000. They will pay about $25 j>er cent. I!>eatZi oC th e Sherii'ii oSt ]>utches!< County. PorGUKEEr.siE, March 1. John G. Hopkins, Sheriff of Diitche.ss County, died this morning, after a long ill ness. He was w'idel 3 ' known, and had oc cupied h(3uorahle public offices. JEcIios JErozii -tli e Cate W ar. Mr. Wood T. Ogdon, L'\. S. C’laim Agent, office, cor.. Main and James Street Middle- town, N- Y., is obtaining Pensions, back pay and bount 3 ’- from the Government for man 3 ’- Soldiers and their heirs who had given up ever obtaining the same. If. 3 'OU have a just claim he .is sure to succeed. Communicate with him at once if you think anything is due 3 'ou- See his adver tisement in another column. fcblOdawtf To The Farmer. Ask your grocer for Beetles Spices, Pepper, Mustard, Ginger, Cream Tartar, Gloves, Cinnamon, Allspice. They will go farther in your family than any otlipr. Every package has his name on. Sold by all responsible merchants. N. B. B ekde , 53 Front street, julylSwly Newburgh Never K n o w n to f a i l . p of T ak , Wn D has never be* .. wiSp!!_ an3' diseases of the resiDiratory i it does it too at once ! It is ry to take it for a long time be- D e . M oeeis ’ CnEEEY aud Hoi organs—and not necessary to take it for a long time fore 3 'Ou can discover its beneficial effects. Its sale in this community is imnieuso, aud its popularity universal. It should not be classed with'compounds put up l) 3 'inexper icnced hands. It is postively guarranteed to he composed of the purest .and best terials, and prepairecl ’ and to always giyi ist .and best ma in a seientifie manner satisfaction. Do fail to give tliis great and i^rtent remedy a you!’ Try'^it^once,^ Ask for Dr. Morris’ Syrup of Tar, \Yild Chei ’ ound, and take none other. octlSdeodawly ary and Hore- Cook has it. BRING YOUR JOB PRINTING TO THE OAiLYUNIGNOFFICE AVondcrliiil Succss. It is reported that B osciiee ’ s G eeyun S yeop has, since its introduction m the United States, reached the immense sale of 40,000 dozen per year. Over 6,000 Drug gists have ordered this Medicine direct from the Factor 3 ', at Woodbury N. J., and not one have reported a single failure, but every letter speaks of its astonishing suc cess in curing severe Coughs, Colds settled on the Breast, Consumption, or an 3 '^ disease of Throat and lungs. We advise any per son that has any predisposition to w'eak Lungs to go 1,(jxtheir Druggist Geo. E. Cook and get this medicine, or inquire about it. Regular size. 75 cents, sample bottle, 10 cents. Two doses will relieve any case. Don’t neglect your cough, iiovSdeodawly Choice F low e r and Garden Seeds Strawberries and l»eaclies. New Sorts l>y M ail. Plahts of the newest and finest improv- ccl«orts, carefully packed and .prepaid by mail. My collection of Strawben-ies took the first premium for the best Collection, at the great show of Jhe Mass. Horticultur al Society, in Boston, last season. I grow nearly 100 varietie?, the most complete col lection in the Country, including .all the new, large American and imported kinds. Priced descriptiveCata]ogue,Igratis,|by mail. Also, Bulbs, Fruit Trees, Roses, Ever greens. 25 packets Flower or Garden Seeds, $1.00 by mail. C. 0. C. The True Cape Cod Cranberi’y best sort for Upland, Lowland, or Garden. By mail, prepaid’. $loO per 100. $5 per 1,000. lYholcsale Catalogue to the Trade, Agents Wantad. B. M. W.VT.SOX, Old Colony Nurseries and Seed W'archouse, Pi 3 'moutIi Mass. Es tablished 1843. feb24w4t -2,000 yards Loivell & Hartford Extra Ingrain Carpets at $1.15 per 3 \ard New York cit 3 ' iwices, at the Port Jervis Furni ture Ware House, adjoining the Post Office. Oct.lod&wtf. A u r s T r s B. G oodaee . M AKUIE». G' 'B L E -H ')O K E R -reb.23,by Rev.S. 0. Mirt''eues Clivc i-Jj-Goble, tu d Miss Sarah H ookir all of Sparrow) r.sh- In 'lonlKOiiiiTy, Eeb. 27th, baruli, wife o f Wm Havdenherdh N ear W ontg-meiy, Eeb 204h. Jane, widorN- of Charles Bn li .nan, aged 74 years m c n itly , near tValden, Franklin E a rns, aged 21 N13W aBVFK'ErilhJEMSiN'FS. Port Jervis, an enterpris- V V m g n a n with some means, to engage in a ISO --------- ---------------- 3, on ibenii-ht of February 24th. and '%arldaw2w^ J.> OOMS TO BENT. m oud Street. builaing, c orner I M . B , GEAHAM, UEACHERS EXAMINATION. ■ange, wi Middletown Academy March 4 187G. Fort -iervis. Phnieh .st. School March 11 1S76 Goshen, Fublic School Building, M arch 23 1870. Exaiuiuations will begin i rom;itly a t 11 a. m . Onivrm N. G oldsjiith , school Commissiom acowints d u p f ie late firm of Horton & Doty, the Gazette Printing Company and Wm. T. Doiy, ai publisher of the Gazette, up to and iuciudinj Sir. MeCornnek ii authorized to enforce the col- lectic n of all claims n o t paid. E. J , HORTON. g l L ’STIR PLiVTED WARE. Electro-Plated Table Y/are, Ornamental Art \Work IN GREAT YARIETY, —MA^HF.lGT17RED BY THE— MERIBEN BRITANEIA COMPANY 550 Broadway, New York- The best xilated SPOONS and FORKS are those silver x>lated heayiest on tho parts w ere necessa rily the most wear comes, and bearing the trade 1847-ROGERS BROTHERS-XII- N. B.—This g reat improvement in Silver P lated Spoons r n 1 P o rks is a pplied alike to each grade of Plate, A 1, S a ud 12 oz., as ordered. The Process id Machiuerv for manuf.acturing these goods are Patented. The extra or ‘•Standard Plate” m a d t|by this Company is siamped A 1 sinaply, a n d is plat ed 20 per ceut. h-ravier than the ordinary m arket standard. CSi- F irst Prem ium s awarded a t all F a irs where exhibited from World’s Fair of 1852 to American Institute Fair, 1874, inclusive, wmch36mo * $1,200 Profit on $100 made any day io pnfc* f.ud caIJs, luvest accorcliug to y our means. 110 S50 or $100 iu stock privileges, has broHghc a small ior-mue to Uiecarej ul investor We advise, when and how to o perate sufeiv. Ro He Special Sale. H. C. CPNNINfiHAM WILL HAVE A SPECIAL SALE TO-NIGHT, and for the next ten claj^s to come, of Dress Goods, Prints, Muslins, Shawls, Made Suits. Cloaks, Flannels, Cloths, Pound Cali coes, Counterpanes, Hamburg Edgings. Kid Gloves 25 cents to close out •stock. Jewelry, Plaids, Corsets, Ginghams.* Hand Wrought Collars, Cuffs, aud Sleevs, at 50 cents to $1 per set, formerly $3. No such opportunity will be offered again this year. H. C. HITNNINGHAM invite the attention of the public to their large stock of K C o i : i 3 \ e l 3 . o l €3. \o. 1 jL 1 -t u . 2^ o OF ALL CLASSES AND GRADES 4 FURNITURE of all KINDS. Parlor Marble, Wood-top, Centre and Extension e Frames, Window Shades, &c., of In the Upholstery Uepartment \we defy Competition and our custoiBcrs for goods in this liiiG may depend nfjon every article they purchase being upho' stered w ith only p u re material, consequently free from moths, EEPAIRING,: emirloying none but the best worlanen, we are able to do repairing with neatness a n d despatch, XT XT 1 3 SS S I . »\JI ^ :ES: X 3?£r C3r , our facilties for a tteiidiug to order? in this departmeut, are unsurpassed, and we respectfully solief he p a tronage of the public, CARLEY k TERWILLIGER sepfldaw ly yrout Streeet. First Class Investment! A GOOD BARG.4IN. — The splendid FA dw Hiiig w ith lot lOttfeet square, froutlug on was built hy day work, in the best m -nner ■fJOTEL TO RENT. DELAWARE HOUSE, AT LACICAWAXEN, PA. IJnfurnishc-d. Possession April 1st, Lease for one o r more years. K E IV T M O D B R A T E . The House commands the entire Rafting. Trade, and h a s b een filled ■with City Boarders. Por in form ation ax>ply to ITIHE CELEBRATED OOILD PIANOS rEmS, qualif New a nd old pianos to let and for sale. Instrum ents sold on Installments, upwards of two thonsand now in use. GUILD, CHUHCH & Co., Bos'on. Send f e r IlTnstrated Catalogue t o . li 9 Pike Street; for P o 't Je feblCwtf Foi* S a le or to L e t. TTOTEL, with necessary outbuildings, X X and four acres of land situated in Sparrow- bush Town of Deerpark two and a half miles west of Port Jervis For p a rticulais inquire Di CHAZEN nrar the p remises or of T B Crist Goshen N Y wlw T . B, GRIST. wGt Goshen, N. r p o WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. We h ereby certify that Gray, Lockwood h H o i t t of Port-Jervis, N. Y., have been, apxioiuted our SOLE AUTHORIZED AGENTS, FOR THE SALE OF OUR PIANO FORTES, in PORT JERVIS & VICINITY. Any of n u r Pianos sold by them , will he fully warranted and sold as low as though imrchased directly of us. GUILD, CHURCH & 00 ., Boston, Mass., Feb. 10th. 187G. febl5wtf QENTENNIAL. Now is y our tim e to organize your local B R A S S B A N D S Addr^s P. O. Box, 48G. KOWEEX, & C«5‘ <t <! O a day at home. Agents wanted. Outfit ^ 1 4 and term s free. TRUE & CO.. Augusta,. ^ FARM OF YOUR OWN The Best Reiiieaj For Harfl lues FREE HOMESTEADS —AND THF— Best and Cheapest Railroad Land AEE OK THE LIKE OE THE UNi Of ^ PA C 5 F S C r a i l r o a d IN NEBRASKA. Secure a home now Full information sent free to all parts of world Addjtss 0 F DAVIS, Land- Commi.ssiouer U P R R Omaha, Neb ^ 7 ANTED AGENTS FOR THE Measure, and a piece of jewelry. Single Package with pair of elegant gold sleeve Buttons, post p aid 25 cts., 5 for $1.0 '. This p ackage has blen exam ined by the publisher of T he D aily U kioh and ound as represented—worth the money. Watches ei,« to “ a 'S ™ K. r; $5 to $20 Portland, I • dec2-3dawlwr ILTIND READING, PSYOHOMANOY JVX l Fascination Soul Charming Mesmerism and Marriage Guide showing how Either sex may fas cinate a n d g ain the love aud affeeiion of any per son they choose inst a ntly 49t pages B y m a il o h cents H u n t & co 139 8 7th St P hila febl8daw4w Ten years ago Messrs. Geo, P . Rowell & Co. es tablished their advertising agency in New York City. Five years ago they absorbed the business conducted by Mr. J o h n H ooper, who was the first to go into this k ind of e n terprise. Now they have the satisfaction of controlling the most extensive and complete advertsing connection which has ever been secured, and one which would be hardly possible in any other country b u t this. Th succeeded in working down a complex 1 into so thourghly a systematic method that no change in the newspaper system of America can escape notice while the widest information upon all toiiics interesting to advertisers is placed read- y a t the disposal of the public. ibl8daw3w F E W Y C IK T IM F S , J v r e l 4 , 18 PICTURES, &C. 'PSTOHOMAXOV OK SOUL OHAEH- instuntlv. Tnisavt all can possess ,free, by mail fox 25 cents ; together with a Marciagre guide, 1»KX Croons. i~ i o i v E C E i ^ , . < a L . m x i o FAMILY MEDICIMii} OAS.ES, s giving p are a ucc a limely i TAFEL, 145 Grand street. New York, will send a catalogue describing th>- ditfereut styles aud sizes to any a ddres-, on receipt of a stamp, 'theirs is the oldest esial 1 shmout of its kind m Apierica, having been founded iu 1835 dec'23daw2m NEW SPRING GOODS NEW SPRING CALICOS, RED FLAG STORE. A full line of Domestics at tlie very lowest Prices CHEAP FOR CASH. feh9daw3m J a MES ILIPF. Portrait can he had by any io, for the n e x t thirty days, 25 per FOUND at any other place in town: we paint from life, o r if any one having pictures old a n d faded of iheir friends who are DEAD They can be painted IN oil, from miniature to lifesize. THE ifully ke taken at STREET rer Savings Bank. janl4wadtf [0pp. Metropolitan Hotel.) & Dealer CHROMOSAND FRAIMES, Awarded the Highest Medial at Vienna. E. & II. T . A N T H O N Y & CO. 59t Broadway, New York. opohta mo L STEREOCOPES ANDVIEW S , ALBUMS, GRAPHOSCGPES, and SUITABLE PHOTO&RAPHIC MATEEIffS. We are Headquarters for everything in the way STEREOPTICONS and MAGIC LAN TERNS Being M a n ufacturers of tho Micro-Seintific Lantern, Stereo-Panopticon University Stereop’icon, Advertiser’s Stereopticon, Artopticon, School Lantern, Family L a n tern, People’s Lantern. Catalogues of L a n tern a ud Slides with d irections for using sent oh application. Any enterprising man can make money with » Magic LanteTu S3’\Out out this a dvertisment for reference. janldawGmo
