TOMPKINS COUNTY Navigating A Sea Of Resources PUBLIC LIBRARY
Title: Ithaca Directory 1876 Author:
Call no. LH-CASE 974.7 Ithaca 1876
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Number of pages: 152
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BilTTER and CHEESE from the best Dairies. Foreign and tam c FRl'ITS, Canned Fruits, an I Vegetable., Pork, Lard, Fish. Yankee Notions, and a full variety "oods usually kept in u FIRST CLASS STORE. I J5_T* | i.oods delivered, when desired, free of charge. TERMS, CASH. 1 G. H. WARDWELL. G. F. .IU-ST. ! E_g~COAL ORDERS, when acco., mied by the cash, will receive prompt attention.
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ITHAOA, N. Y.
16 Hud-ton. Residence, Tates bet. Aurora & Tioga, Ithaca. '
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J_Y _,_li_&JTS BRANCHES.
HOARSE AND .04REI4OTS FFEIfliHlD,
Upholstering Couches, Mattresses and Parlor Furniture at Lowest Figures.
MB, 3 WISf if411 ST., 1TBA0A, la .
MERCHANT TAILOR.
A FINE LINE OF
PROM WHICH TO SELECT.
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Shirts Made to order. Ithaca, JV: Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. ni
WM. G. JOHNSON,
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E/Iarlsef Gardener,
ITHACA GORGE CONSERVATORIES,
IT-El-^O^, IN". Y.
GROWER OF
Hot House Plants, Roses, &c.
CUT FLOWERS fi SPECIALTY.
-Orders for promptly. __ filled FUNERALS, PARTIES, &c. , Also, all choice Vegetables this climate affords, grown and for sale. IV ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 99c.
Will buy each of the following named articles, at the 99c. and Variety Store, 77 Kast State St., Itliacsa.
09c. 1 Good Black Walnut Clock, warranted, . . 1 Black Walnut Foot Rest, 99c. 99c. 1 Beautiful Mat, ...... 99c. 1 Lovely Ink, ...... 99c. 1 Black Walnut Music Rack ....
1 Fine Ash or Black Walnut Stand 99c. 1 Fine Hat 99c. 1 Shirt, Linen Bosom, 99c. 1 Whalebone Whip, 1 feet 99c. 1 Florence Hand Mirror 99c. 09c. 1 Florence Brush, ...... 99c. 1 8x10 French Plate Stand Mirror, .. . 99c. 1 Large Hamper, ...... 1 Fish Globe on Stand, 99c. 99c. 1 Five-step Step Ladder, ....
.... 99c. 1 Fine Caster, .... 99c. 1 Table Spread, ....
.... 99c. 1 Bed Spread, ... 1 Extra Nice Field Croquet, 6 balls and 6 mallets in box, 99c. 99c. ] Rustic Hanging, 10 inches, .
.... 99c. 1 Very Fine Cane, .... 1 No. 1 Pluck Chromo, 99c.
1 No. 2 Pluck Chromo, ... 99c.
Albums, Portemonnaies, half-price. Traveling Bags, rJ rames, all kinds. Silver-plated Ware, R. & B. Jewelry guaranteed. All Umbrellas, Glassware, almost given away, &c, &c fine goods. Call and examine. Perfect satisfaction given at
77 EAST STATE STREET.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
A. H. GREGG, Urinltml Wareboase
-AND- SEED STORE,
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MOWERS, REAPERS, "fbreshing machines, FAEM WAGONS, &c, a Specialty.
Liberal Discounts to Dealers. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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HAS CONSTANTLY CHOICE SELECTIONS OF ALL STYLES OF
PICTURES,
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Promptly and at Unrivalled, Prices.
Up Stairs, next Door to County Clerk's Office.
TIOGA STREET, ITHACA, N. Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. VII
WATKINS & MARTINDALE,
(SUCCESSORS TO WM. S. HOYT)
MANUFACTURERS OF PEDDLING IS
PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS,
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ITHACA, IST. Y.
W. H. MARTINDALE. J. L. WATKINS. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
G. C. McCLUNE,
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OFFICE,
57 West Seneca Street,
ITHACA, M. Y.
All Orders prom a distance promptly Attended to. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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> -'V* 4 - Iron and Brass Castings. Lumber at Wholesale and Retail. Planing, Sawing, Jobbing and Repairing at Short Notice. State, Corn & Seneca Sts., Ithaca, N, T. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. FINCH & APGAR, Booksellers, Stationers - Bookbinders. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN WALL PAPER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 60 State St., Ithaca, S. >'. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XI MEDIO. & DICKEKSON, Plain and Decorative PAINTERS ARE PREPARED TO DO HOUSE PAINTING In all its various branches. ^OOjWg "pREgCOED f\ICH AND JJtABORATE. KALSOMINING In all Fresco styles and colors. DISTEMPER WORK in all shades and tints. CEN TRE-PIECES painted in Fresco colors and enriched with Gold, at very Low Figures. Parlors, Reception Rooms, DiningRooms, Sitting Rooms, Sewing Rooms, Bed Rooms, Hall-ways, Src., Elegantly Kalsomined in all styles of Fresco Tints, from $4 and upwards. +z+~+ Parties wishing their side walls papered, and by introducing the paper tints on the ceilings in fresco colors, will And it makes a handsome finish, the cost Being very little. work of all styles in Oils and in Fresco. Encaustic , Public Halls. Hotels, Lodge Rooms, Club Rooms, Offices, &c, Decorated and Plain Finished, and Ecclesiastical Work executed in the most artistic style. introduced' Graining in all imitations of Wood. Our finish is superior to any ever being more durable and cheaper by far than any in use, giving'our graining the exact appearance of the oiled wood Outside work on private dwellings tastily painted in parti-coior or plain. GILDING of every description. Work out of town promptly executed. dfiijtys ofnllntohn, f^mt, ^ttick and jpzhwp. Mixed Paints of all Tints and Shades constanty on hand. Our Kalsomining in Fresco Tints a Specialty. The public are assured that we use no patent mixtures in oil or wafer colors Our leads, oils and manufactured colors are warranted strictly pure. Competition defied. H. R. MEDLIN". J. J. DICKERSON. All orders by mail promptly attended to. Call or address at JVo. 2 West Stctte Street, Northwest Corner of State and Cayuga Streets. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. WALTER, BTJELDfG, Boat Builder, Yard on -VYejst Port j3t., Near G. I. & A. Depot, ITHACA, N. Y. ALL KINDS OF AG! li >t Gigs, Barges, ROW AND PLEASURE BOATS, Built to Order on Short Notice. All kinds of OARS constantly on hand and Built to order. REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. PLEASURE YACHTS A SPECIALTY. Builder of some of the fastest Yachts on the Lake : The " Madeline," " Resolute," of Aurora, N. Y. ; the of "Gondolier," Taughannock, N. Y. ; the of Aurora, N. Y. BEFBEENCBS. WILLIAM II. BOGART, Aurora, N. Y. WM. BROOKFIELD, H. R. KENYON, Ithaca, JOHN CARR, Union Springs. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XIII 78 E.STATE ST., ITHACA, N. Y. o Established 1837. o CUERANS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, DEALERS IN Perfumery, Toilet Articles, BRUSHES, SOAPS, DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES. Cnrm's CMera Snic, fright ^tclss Wire ^trd. Cages SINGING CANARY BIRDS A SPECIALTY. Give us a call when in want of anything in the Drug line. XIV ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. DAWSON & EDWARDS, <*h%l CARRIAGE ul WAGON MANUFACTURERS. Particular Attention given to REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. No. 6 West Green Street, ITHACA, JY. Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. ANDRUS, MoCHAIH &> CO. ^MIMFMM&S MoO&BIJtBBMSm AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS. MANUFACTURERS OP Pointing; ajmd Vy^APPif.q 41 PJast State Street, Geo. MoChaik, P. K. Andrus, Wm. Andrus, W. A. Church. ITHACA, N. Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. J. S. Reynolds. J. B. Lang. J. S. REYNOLDS & CO., 17 and 19 East Green Street, MANUFACTURERS OP STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Mill Gearing, Shafting, Hangers, &c, Cider Mills and Jack Screws. REPAIRING- All kind of promptly attended to. WE ALSO MANUFACTURE Improved Horse Hoes and Plows, Land Rollers, Road Scrapers, &c. Hot Water Apparatus for Hotels, Bath Rooms and Green Houses. fctair Railing, B,il.nie*, Fencing, Store Fronts, Wrought and fast Iron Pipe for Steam, Water and teas, &c. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. WILLIAM JARVIS, manufacturer of the BADEN-POWELL '' NAUTILI' " CANOE, 9 MODEL, The lightest, swiftest and most comfortable craft for cruising, hunting or camping. The ' equally a favorite rith many oarsman. OUTRIGGED GIGS AND RAGING SHELLS, POR SINGLES TO EIGHTS. FANCY ROW AND SAIL BOATS Of the best material and workmanship. All kinds .f Working Boats, Combining speed with lightness and stiffness. STEAM AID SAIIIIG YACHTS. dll MmH of 'Moats to ZLet, Comprising Sail, Row Boats and Yachts, including one large new Yacht, safe and 30 persons, which can he hired for $5.00 staunch, capable of carrying only per day, including an experienced sailing master. tt~ I am the builder of many craft for the NEW YORK CANOE CLUB ; of the ESTELLE;" " V1CT0RINE," " of the yacht for noted Seneca Lake steam yacht K. H. six-oared for the Cornell Packer, of the Lehigh railroad, and a gig oarsmen. Shop n ar Steamboat Landing; and Glass Works, ITHACA, 1ST. Y. and paddles made to order. _N".B. Spoon oars Canoe Prices satisfactory. ADVERTISING department. E_1B_aH|j; m ATJCT IO_LST AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS 6 South Tioga St,, New J arnal Block, ITHACA, N. Y. Merchandise, Household Goods 4ni Personal Property Of every description sold at any point in Tompkins County. Always on hand, A LARGE STOCK OF New & Second Hand Furniture, 4SiP, 8TOTBS, & REGULAR SALES HELD EVERY SATURDAY OF HORSES, WAGONS, HARNESS, &C. Special Sales at any time to Suit. t^* We make a specialty of selling goods at houses. Particular attention will be given to the commission department at private sale. This Concern is Licensed by the State, and Under $10,000 Bonds- H. A. PHELPS. J. P. LENNON. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. NURSERY STOCK. The subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens of Ithaca and vicinity that he is prepared to furnish, at short notice, all kinds of Nursery Stock, consisting of Fruit, Ornamental and Shade TREES, Flowering Vines and Shrubs, Evergreens, Grape Vines, Small Fruits, Hardy and Perpetual Roses, Flowering Bulbs, etc., years1 In fact, everything pertaining to the Nursery Trade. Having had six experience in dealing in said stock, his patrons may be assured that all orders filled by him will be reliable and true to name. TREES AND PLANTS Set and Guaranteed, Orders by mail or at the residence of the subscriber, No. 50 Esty Street, Ithaca, N Y., will reeeive prompt attention. W. J. P. FOOTE, Agent. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Silliiiisiiii mi Hilli, And Mill. .Planing BOSTWICK: & SISSON, At the old stand at the Inlet, have been enlarging and putting in new and improved machinery, which enables them to compete with the best manufactories in the country. Look at the list of work done by this firm, to which we would respectful[y call the attention of all in want of any of this class of work. DOORS. We manufacture to order Doors of all style, Pine Doors, Veneered with Walnut, Chestnut, Butternut or Ash in the best manner. BIjINTIXB. Inside Blinds of Pine. Chestnut or Butternut. Outside BlindB of all styles and shapes with balance Slats, made to order. s_A_ss'iec_ Circle and Segment Head Sash, also Common Sash of all styles made to order. _ac>TJiJiX>-x_isrG_r. Mouldings of Pirte, Chestnut, Walnut or Ash, of any pattern, made to order. We have on hand one hundred different patterns of Mouldings from one-quarter inch to ten inches wide. Battens of different patterns. ismj^.o.es.ests, Brackets of all descriptions made to order. Scroll Sawing and Shaping done on the most reasonable terms. We have the best Scroll Saw and Shaping Machine in the county, and capable of doing the most work. OCXJlOLIST INO. We have recently put in a new Turning Lathe, and secured the best Turner in this section, and we are now ready to furnish Balusters of all styles, either round, eight square or fluted, to suit customers. The only place in town where you can get banis ters eight squared or fluted. We also do all kinds of Job Turning. Newell Posts of any pattern made to order. Window and Door Frames of every style and finish. Circle and Segment Head Frames at prices which defy competition. Also Common Square Head Frames and Sash, reduced prices. 3E*Xm.M.mxm& Planing and Matching, Resawing and Slitting. siding mix-x*. have put in We recently a Siding Mill, and are now ready to manufacture Siding on, short notice, Siding made in this machine are much cheaper and lay better than the old style of siding. Call and examine for yourself. &fXmWBa.xmGk. We have machines for Gumming, and Filing Mills Crossent and Circular Saws. Per sons wishing such work will be accommodated and at reasonable prices. All the above work done in workmanlike a manner and at short notice. We also do all kinds of work pertaining to our and persons wood business, wishing work of any' kind will please call or address Ithaca, June, 1876. BOSTWICK & SISSON. Cayuga Lake Geound Plaster at Wholesale and Retail. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XXI DR. G. W. lOYSRADT'S DENTAL ROOPISS OFFICE IN RESIDENCE, Opposite the Clinton House, tf\ ITHACA, JV. Y. The largest and most complete Dental establishment in the country, contain]ng^every facility for the prompt and perfect execution of all FIRST-CLASS OPERATIONS IN THE DENTAL ART. The utmost care and skill given to Filling, Treating, Cleansing and 'Preserving the JVatural Teeth. AJELTIFICIA.L TJEJETH Made and inserted from one single tooth to a full set. First-class material only used and the very best of work guaranteed. We invite your special attention to our New and Improved Plate for Artificial Teeth, (an invention of oar own); also sample sets of every style of work and quality of ma terials. Prices as reasonable as first-class work can be executed, and no inferior kind of work is allowed to leave our Dental Rooms. ALL OPERATIONS GUARANTEED. PURE NITROUS OXIDE GAS. > No other Anaesthetic equally as safe is known for the painless extraction of teeth. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. ITHACA dlo wnnnin^ And Published by its present Proprietor SI3>3 0_H1 J"CTI-r5r 1, 1841. Only Daily in Tompkins County n? m, :_a im m. BY CARRIER, - - - $7.50 per year. BY MAIL, .... 7.00 per year. $lp |odfy m an Jitira ef 2,500, AND IS THE LAMEST PIPES in the COUITY raSIilSHED T_HrIIA. r - ' M;m iil;ii;tili Hi Co. MAKERS OF 3FJWS DKSSS English Yoke Shirts, Oui.t.aisai GUFFS ANO LINEN FRONTS. Sbirts Hale to Order, AND 1 PEKFfiflT FIT GUARANTEED. SAMPLES AND PRICES Sent by Hail @m Application, NOS. 3<&4 CLINTON BLOCK, ITHACA, .NT. Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. JOHN NORTHRUP & SON, Journal Block, South Tioga St., ITHACA, JST. Y. SPRING BEDS.MATTBESSES Live fleese Itatltre THE SINGER AS*'.. ^ \^\ Company's Manuf g . , jH._ a '^, B' '"* SEWIN8 " : MACHINES IE. _en?T'T.ra*?_K ft >5S PATTERNS of GMKENTS AND THEIR iililnlil Htews ill UiMffii ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. H TOMPKINS COUNTY \>)jmX& Tompkins County, Jr. THE TWO ! HI! fill I 11 ffll The only complete!// controllable self or wheel discharging sulky rakes in the market. Operate without ratchets, gears, sprrlngs or clutches. THE LATE HE BEST. Independent Self-Dumping, Independent Hand Dumping, Arranged for Either One or Two-Horse Rakes. Brai=.'<0Jftjgs i^i Every Farlieiilar* Easily handled by any one capable of driving a horse. Teeth of the beat cast steel. Best of materials tliroughout Capable of performing a great variety of work The more they are used the better they are liked. Well worthy the attention of farmers and dealers. Has a RELIABLE SEETJKK ATTACHMENT, which will sow broad cast all the various Grains, Grass Seed, Plaster, Lime, Ashes, and all other dry fer tilizers. THE BEST SEEDER ATTACHMENT to a rake in the world. Send for Descriptive Circular. Address, ITHAOA AGBICULTUEAL WORKS, ITHAOA, N. T. Or for Western States: COE. BEACH and SEBQR STREETS, CHICAGO, ILL. Shops and Office at Fall Creek, Ithaca, N. Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. ITHAOA, N. Y. Has a seating capacity of 700 ; is lighted by gas and heated by steam. Has recently been painted and pan elled, and can be rented for CONCERTS, LECTURES, ?r m W #? Ci, i?^* M ft _ I M M w GIFT-SHOWS, "i m m S3 n S 'if.. BALLS, FESTIVALS, &c. on reasonable terms. K. SPEAR & CO, Iff BILL POBTBmISs ITHAOA, N. Y. No Charge for Bill Boards. Orders by Mail or Telegraph promptly attended to. orders left with B. P. All CONKLIN, Daily Journal Office, will receive immediate attention. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XXVII WILLIAM PITT BEEKS, Livery _i Eii. Stables Opposite Journal Hall, Ithaca, N. Y. B. ,N. HACKS SERVED ON SHORTEST NOTICE FOR FUNERALS, GEORGE W. ATWATEE. THADDEUS S. THOMPSON. itwater & Thompson, PEOPLE'S MARKET fpte jj&rt Hatton, fsal, |iri, $b., $b. AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES- 54 Farm St.,Tthaca;JV. JT. XXVIII ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. CUSTEED & CO., North Wing Clinton Honse, "WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Ovsters,Fish,Gams?&c. P. W. CUSTEED, No. 10 East State Street, Ithaca, N. ZT- Confectionery, Fruits, STATIONERY, CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c., &c. TOMPKINS HOUSE, Cor. Aurora and Seneca Streets, ITHACA, N. Y. A. B. STAMP, - Proprietor. of Guests the house conveyed to and from the Steamboats and Rail roads free of charge. ADVERTISING DKI'ARTMI-NT. J. H. RHEN, ' WORKMAN" PRACTICAL IN Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware, JOBBING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Roofing, Eave-Troughs aijd Con ductors a Specialty. 1 3 South Aurora Street, 3d Door South of Ithaca Hotel, ITHACA, N. Y. S. R. TISDEL, 88 Linn St., Ithaca, N, Y, Electro-Silver Plater, AND MANUFACTURER OP Superior 6 and. 10 Current Electro-Medical Apparatus. ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL KINDS MADE TO ORDER AND REPAIRED, A SPECIALTY. SILVER PLATING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Replating of any article of Silver-ware neatly and promptly executed. Calendar and other Cloclcs Repaired. Neat Work and Low Figures. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. FREES HOTEL. M. MLLIS, JPr South. Aurora St., Ithaca, IST. "Y". Has recently been refurnished throughout with New Furniture, and is now a PlMSF @M,sgSS M@FMEo9 Centrally Located in the Business part of the City. W^-G-EJVTS' SA.MTLE 3100MS._gj Choice Liquors and CIgars? AT THE BAR. Guests of the House conveyed to and from Cars and Boats free of charge. Good Stalling for Horses attached. TERMS, $1.60 PER DAY. City, Passenger and Baggage Office, No. 5 EAST STATE STREET, (TICKET OFFICE OF F- W. PHILLIPS.) B-3SIDENCB, SO KT. TIOGA STREET. Passengers, Baggage and Packages carried to any part of the City- PASSENGERS CONVEYED TO AND FROM THE DEPOT OP UTICA, ITHACA & ELMIRA RAIL ROAD. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XXXI To the U , I. A IS. R. R. ,fl u_tt"[ * _SlIll^_iiMm,w^^s^Ti>rt__i__^.a<____-it -g^^^^gg^^^oLM...^^^,^^^Sty __!___55^&S^^^^^tli_L_-_J! GEORGE & JOHN SINCEPAUGH Have easy, convenient Coaches, Which run lo all Trains on Ihe U. I. & E. R. R. Calling regularly at each Hotel or residence for Passengers and baggage. %W Special attention paid to Checking of baggage. Orders left at Ithaca Hotel, Tompkins House or Currant Store will receive prompt attention. Residence Geo. Sincepaugh, 8 Hudson ; John Sincepaugh, 46 Prospect. The only Temperance Paper in Tompkins Co. The Weekly Ifhaean Is an uncompromising enemy of the Liquor Traffic in all its forms, and advises its readerswho have at heart the love of Liberty, Humanity and Country to war with the drink nuisance to extermination, through the People's only practical medium, the Ballot-Box. tbb wxsbke.y xTBt.a.CAir Is also a first class family newspaper, aud is everywhere a favorite. Great care is given to the Literary and Miscellany department, and every number contains a thorough di gest of news, both, foreign and domestic. The -TSTew York Markets are also made a specialty, of which it publishes a fuller and more reliable report than any other paper in Tompkins County. Being a thoroughly attractive and READABLE PAPER, it has attained an unequaled circulation, making it eminently the EST JIZDVEZELTISING JPEDIUM in the County. Every temperance man should be a subscriber, and every business man a patron, for it pays to read and advertise in the ITHACAN. Subscriptions only $2.00 a Year. Published by ASAHEL CLAPP, No. 41 East State Street, Ithaca, N. Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. liutt ifiiii 1 1nisi RAILROAD COMPANY. CAYUGA DIVISION. TRAINS I.EAi'E ITHACA DAILY, CONNECTING WITH ERIE TRAINS, AND TRAINS ON THE MAIN LINE AND BRANCHES OP THE D., L. & W. R. R. FOR Owego, Buffalo, Eochester, Scranton, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Albany AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS. W. R. HUMPHREY, Supt. Cayuga Division. PATRICK CONWAY, 6 SOUTH GAYUGA STREET, ITHACA, 3ST..Y. ' DEALER IN General Merchandise, informs the public that he and will on .Respectfully has keep constantly hand all kinds of first class Groceries, and, in addition, there will be a general Provision Branch, including Meats, Vegetables, Butter, Eggs, DRIED FRUIT, FISH, &c MY STOCK OF CANNED FRUIT, VEGETABLES, &c, Cannot be surpassed in quality or variety. T0BACC0,CIGARS I YANKEE NOTIONS Of all kinds. I invite friends and cordially my the country people in particular to give me a fair and be convinced of efforts to please trial, my in goods and pnricea RESIDENCE 33 NORTH MEADOW. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. WALLAC 45 East Seaeca St,,,. lib.aca,. Weddings, Parties, RECEPTIONS, &o. ALSO MANUFACTURER OP FANCY CAKES, ICE CREAMS, WATER ICES, &c. J. P. SHELDON. M. A. ROBINSON. 1913S.ii#imILBON &m* lilllmmmitwmi%m LIVERY, BOARDING & SALE STABLES, South: Tioga Street, Ithaca. Hacks and Carriages, with careful drivers, furnished to order. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 1J DEALER IN Drugs and Medicines, WMMT & JJfB OlftS* mmm WOUmmw iii. iiiin AND PERFUMEElf. Pure Wines and Liquors fjr Medicinal Use. M Mte&r Swmwb S>fmmwf9 ITHACA, N Y. JOHM B. FLECK, TICAL Sm ud Steam fitter. ALL KINDS OP mi fw |ip. $wt -TOiS SJlLJE. Nos. 10 and 12 Gregg Block, in Basement. Orders may be left at Gregg's Agricultural Store. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. CHAS. BUNDY, 4i Farm Street, Kb&ca, tf . T. GENERAL DEALER IN ALSO, A FULL LINE OF Choice Family Groceries, Crockery, GLASSWARE AND YANKEE NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS. Goods Delivered to all Parts of the City Tree of Charge. PRIME BUTTER AND FRESH EGGS A SPECIALTY. U3 o The only Democratic-Liberal paper in Tompkins County. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. IFlHilE a OBEfiOBY, Proprietors. Office69 and 71 E. State Street, (OVER L. H. CULVEB & CO.,) ITBLA.CA. IN". Y The Ithaca Democrat has the. largest circulation of any weekly paper in Ithaca. Official paper of the Town and County. JOB PMIJVTIJW of && MiWMM. STEAM POWER PRINTERS, HANDSOME NEW TYPE, EXPERIENCED WORKMEN, PROMPT DELIVERY. gWCall and see specimens and get prices. XXXVI ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. AURORA STREET GROCERY. lAlfilfI MMMk,, 14 N.AURORA ST., ITHACA, N.Y. SPECIAL ATTENTION ALWAYS PAID TO OUR SELECTION OF GROCERIES. "We Sell Nothing but of the Very BEST QUALITY- BUWi-B 4NJ> illlSl Always fresh and from the best dairies. We order O^^ST-NTE-D OOODS! In such quantities that our stock is always tresh. 'eat, (offset, $M$,fJgptilg$, |it$ I Jit. customers' We do our best to cater to our taste. Give us a trial. Goods delivered. DANIEL NAUGHTON. MICHAEL NAUGHTON. JOHN NAUGHTON. SIVIITH BROS., [SUCCESSORS TO GABRIEL SMITH.] General Teamsters, fsl Bill Street* Iltoam Merchandise of every description transported to and from all the Railroads and Steamboat Depots. ~fi Or\t ^RDERg pf^Oj^PTLY ^.TTEJNDED TO. Orders can at Finch tzW be left & Apgar's, State and Tioga; "Wilson's grocery, Aurora and Seneca; Express Office Journal Block; and at Larrikin's Express Office, Clinton Block. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XXXVII FRANKLIN & IATSON, DENTISTS, '_ffo.ee C'nne to the Aspersions of Interested Parties to the Contrary notwitJisfniirfing. Experience has fully demonstrated our theory of doing business, viz : That an intelligent public will get their wants supplied where best served, and for the least money, which hundreds of our p itrons will testify can be and is hem.? n at FRANKLIN & MATSOFS /mtal gooms, 21 E. State St., [Deming Block,) ITHACA, N. Y. ^iF"All operations in dent'stry at our office is done with our own hands. We have no students. Our large experience insures success, and all operations are fully war ranted. We administer PURE GAS for the painless extraction of teeth. All our charges are nominal. Call and see. Remember our Office Rooms, 2 I East State Street FRANKLIN & MATSON. Sawyer & Glenzer, GENERAL DEALERS IN GQUNTOY PBODUCn Of all kinds; also, Dry Goods, Yanltee Notions, Groceries, Crockery, Paints, Oils, Nails, Salt, Water Lime and Fish. ALSO FOR SALE The Patent Hydraulic CEMENT CHIMNEY. west of State Street, Inlet, Ithaca, N . Y, FALL CREEK JVIiLLS. A. M. HULL, Successor to STRONG, HULL & CO., MANUFACTURER OF Flour, Feed and leal, ITHACA, _N".Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. R. A. HEGGIE, JEWELER ! ENGRAVER I N. Tlosa Street, nasoale Sleek, ITHACA, N. Y. SI AND FANCY GOODS, HYAff ft OI/TZ, Carpenters, Contractors & Builders. 8hep Bear If B C&reen Street* ITHACA, UST. Y. IRA C. ROCKWELL, DEALER IN ate. (Vftgtoff. |it| ssi ||g|i5M |et$. Office and Yards at Bostwick & Sisson's Planing Mills, ITBaCA, N. Y-, ADVEliTISINU DUPAKTMENT. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN mil. alii itfi, i( DRIED FRUITS, Hancoeh Street, corner Will >w Ave*, Announces that he is prepared to do all kinds of CARTING at the lowest rates. MOVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS A SPECIALTY. SLATES at BROWN & KITTRICK'S and PHELPS & LENNON'S. COAL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. WHITE & BU RD ICK, FOUNTAIN JDBUG STORE, DEALERS IV ill W_i.r1nfiW%. --w/ __?*B. ""i Pliii Mi BlNilllS, CHEMICALS AND TOILET ARTICLES, Wines and Liquors for Medicinal Use, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c, JVo 16 Sast State Street, Jthaca, JV. % C. H. WHITE. D W. BURDICK. ifIPI1I1 ft BB9WN, dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries, FRUITS, VEGETABLES. _- _._.__. - _.-g> 8ddy Street, near Cascadilla ZPlace, JESSE W. STEPHENS. HOLDEN BROWN. \ ITHACA, N. Y. advertising department. J. BEARDSLEY, Gralle_ry.5' "Cascadilla _A_._rt OIZL ZPJlTZVTIAtGS, Copying and Finished Work a Specialty. 7 Linn Street, - - Jthaca, JV. If, DENTIST, - jMorrzson Entrance on Tioga Street, nearly opposite Connty Clerk's Office. ACKLEY'S (Jarcl and Jot) Printing House* 100 handsome VISITING CARDS Mailed freefor 50 Cents. A. N. ACKLEY, Please call or send for Price List. { r-f z, ^ ^_ AT "V AGENTS WANTED. f llfLCLCa^ 1\ . Arnold's " Millinery." (LATE MACY'S BAZAR), FINE PARIS MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, W. H. W1LLSOM, 75 EAST STATE ST., ITHACA, Hats, Caps, Wilts, Robes, <&$ BENJ. I. COMBLL, I. D, %sltlia#Siiita% OFFICE AND RESIDENCE: 52 hWi E. F. SHEPARD, DEALER IN FINE TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, SPICES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, &c, m. if last State tp@t4 tttiaea* fiU. T. C. B. BROWN, WATCHMAKER AND AND JEWELER, DEALER IN Fine Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware. WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. No. 47 East State Street, - - Ithaca, N. Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 1. MllIElll, CLOTHIER. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN GENTLEMENS' READY-MADE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS. No. 78 East State Street, Ithaca, N. Y. DAY & ROBINSON, 9 NORTH AURORA STREET, ITHACA, N. Y, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, (Sigmrs, Ttltiii, Pipes, fa, AND BILLIARD ROOMS. - - 5 North Tioga Street, Ithaca, _Zy. Y. Wortman < Hates, NO. 16 NORTH AURORA ST., ITHACA, N. _T., DEALERS IN Fresh, Salt & Smoked Meats. CHOICE SAUSAGE, LARD, TALLOW, &c. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. GMOmWM SCBSJfCMU SIGN& ORNAMENTAL PAINTER NEAT WORK AT SATISFACTORY RATES. Shop, 6 West Green. Residence, 17 0 North Cayuga, Ithaca, N. Y. I m DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES m BWBBEB GOODS. No. 40 East State Street, - - - Ithaca, N. Y. N. B.REPAIRING DONE. No. 4 West State Street. Ithaca. GARPBHTEB. & LAW, Prop'rs. LAGER, ALES, WINES, CIGARS AND LUNCHES. G. H. CARPENTER. FRED. LANG. CHAS. EL RICE, 1 nROHANT. IMPORTER OF NO. 2 CLINTON BLOCK, rTHACA, N. Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. CHARLES SHALLOWITZ'S Ligw1w4Miil Eorais, iV IW CHOICE WINES AND CIGARS. ALL KINDS OF REFRESHMENTS. zt$. B. Special attention given to Lodges, Clubs and Parties. JAMES H. STANION, Manufacturer and Repairer of all kinds of WAGONS and CARRIAGES. BLACKSMITH WORK IN ALL BRANCHES. HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY. Corn, near State St., - Ithaca, N. Y. Fhilo M. Woodruff, cor. -TNT. Seneca, -A-xurora, Itlaaca, Y., BOARDING AND FEED STABLES. HORSSS WILL REOBIVB THE BEST OF OARS. Board by the Meal, Day or Week, on reasonable terms. MANUFACTURER OP Tib, Cappr ami fmml Iron I, ALSO, DEALER IN Tea and Wrapping Paper, Tin Peddlers Supplies, 91 East State Street, Ithaca, N. Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. LAWREJXffCE HERSON, I_>B__>^___,E_=t IIST Toutfcs* Mass', |j B-wj^ Clttiiif, Jb. HATS, CAPS, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS, AND GENERAL FURNISHING HOUSE, No. 84 TZast State Street, - - Ithaca, N T. GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. "WEST END GROCERY." | IB* S MSUE1 & SOtf, | M ' _sj ^(9 CclscclcLiIIcl Street, > " ITHACA, -tST. Y. VEGETABLES. MEATS. CENTENNIAL HOTEL, fi? Wst Stat Street, - (ithaca, N). Y. -W_A.-S.-VI_ _N^-3-ft.___S-A.T _A.XjI_HOURS. t__^- FINE STOCK ALES. BOARD AND LODGING, - $1.00 PER DAY. MOSES VAN DROOP, Proprietor. PHOTOGRAPHER, Ml la^f 8VA?S SfHIST, 17S.&IBA, Q. , Photographic work of every description done in the latest style of the art, and warranted to please. A full assortment of Frames constantly j on hand, at lowest prices. XLVI ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. CASCADILLA MILLS. WILLIAMS & VORHIS. Manufacturers of all kinds of FLOUR, FEED, &c, &c, AND DEALERS IN GRAIN. Fresh Ground Cayuga Plaster always on H. C. WILLIAMS. JOTHAM VORHIS. Ithaca, TS. Y. Mr. Kinne's School, PREPARATORY TO Address, WILLIAM KINNE, A. M., Ithaca, N. Y. OLIVER S BENNETT, DEALER IN PEANUTS, CIGARS, CONFECTIONERY, tobacqo, w&.xjdtiizm% <_&o. HOT PEANUTS EVERY DAY A SPECIALTY. MY INDIAN LINIMENT FOR S-A.I_E WITH IIVr-ST OTHBE QOODS. Cor. State and Tioga St., Ithaca, N. Y. TJRT OX-A-St-K'S OORNEEj ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. ffTBE. 7 7 SOUTH AURORA STREET, ITHAOA, N.Y. (Two Doors South Ithaca Hotel), DEALER IN lew and Second Hand Clothing, AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. Also pays the Highest Cash Prices for Gentlemen's Cast- Off Clothing, Apparel, &c. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Coacli & Saflfllery Hariware J No. IS East State Street, Ithaca, N. T. h. w. nraisoLL9 D Basement Clinton House, Ithaca, N. Y. N. B.NEAT WORK AT REASONABLE FIGURES. EEEDERICK P. EAIDOIPI litflift iiiiti iiiiii OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, IS 81ABS STiBEBT, ITHAiJ_f If. . XLVIII ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. I411II 1* ^SI3 Te* Pirn ai Onan. room: 16, Third Floor Bates Blok Ithaca* N. Y :i BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. P. 0. Box 21. Residtnce, Wo. 7 tieustis St. Estimates Given for Wood, Brick or Stone Buildings. i ai Second bl lots IN ALL LANGUAGES and DEPARTMENTS. 8CH00L BG0K8 1 8PEIALTT. 19 North Aurora Street, Ithaca. H, H PHILES. WttMAM I, BMI1H5 15 North Aurora St., Ithaca, COIL ID PRODUCE. mMi wa wmw mimmm st. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Broom Manufactory. 118 W. STATE ST.. ITHACA, N. V. I am now prepared to take large orders for all grades and kinds of BROODS* BRUSHES SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. J <_'. BOGARDUS, Agent. mm, J, TOTTESM, JUSTIC UXDER FIRST XATIOXAL BANK, fdffl Tioga.; cor, Seitoa Sts., Ith&ca. WZLM^JmmJm DEALERS IN lal Hercliaml Tailors Goods. and made order. tyCloths sold by Che yard, or suits cut to _J1 53 East State Street, Ithaca, N. Y. WILLIAM FREAR, PHOTOGRAPHER, @V'p 4@ and 42; last Stat tp$ts ITHAOA, N. Y. OPPOSITE TOMPKINS COUNTY BANK. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Watch and Jewelry Repairer WATCH EEPAIRINO A SPECIALTY. 6 South Tioga Street, New Journal Block, ITJH-AJJ-A, IST. Y. O. I>. HYDE, Notary Public, COZTJYTT CLERK'S OFFICE, South Tioga Street, - ITHACA, N Y. ^_l_HMM^^^^^^M^HM^______MHPWMMWM4^_l^_i_l_i_l_i_i_H MUSIC TEACHER, Jioom 76, thirdfloor Sates Slock, ITHACA, N. Y. jW TeacheB PIANO and ORGAN on the most improved methods and at reasonable rates. BE. HOOSE, MASON, SO Utica Street, ITHACA, N Y. "WORK in all its branches MASON solicited. Good work at satisfac tory rates. ADVERTISING Dtl'A I.T.MENT. TILLOTT KENNEY, (Successor to Ryington A Kenn-yi, Dealer in Df\y Goods, Fashionable Dp^ess Goods SiLKS, LACES, WHITE GOODS, Hamburg Embroideries, Fine Linen and Silk Haiulkcrcheifs. Hosiery, Gloves. Notions, Flannels, Blankets, Cloths, Cloaking, Shawls, Umbrella*, Parasols, Kid Gloves, Kxtm Quality. JMOXJ.R.ISriTsrG!- GOODS -A. SPECIALTY. No, 26 East State St., - - Ithaca. X. Y. (Mkr and Guiff farairj! Orders will receive prompt attention . BY CALLING UPON OR ADDRESSING 85 West Green Street, - Ithaca, N. Y. GA UNTLBTT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Drugs, Chemicals, Pure Wines g Liquors, TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, garni*, tig, (Slass.pme.g.gartsigjfra Shore aiul, 36 E. State St., Ithaca, N. Y. Thomas J. Stephens, DEALER IN -Foreign and Domestic MARBLE lONTTIENTS, Tomb-stones, Marble and SMe Mantles, Fire-grates, etc., Also importer of SCQTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS, and agent for the beBt qualitr of SIS WJEB M*Mri2 to be found in the country, all for sale at reasonable rates. \ AD __I.T[S__.GDl-l'AKTMEVT, HJSMRY STKWART < GO. MANUFACTURERS OP For Building Purposes, and Agents for M. G. FIELD & CO.'S Patent I-lridrnnlic Cement, Chimney, Drain, Sewer and Culvert Pipe. Eear 114 E. Buffalo street, Ithaca, S. Y. C S. WATTLES, Wholesale Produce Dealer and Commission Merchant, 3 and 5 South Tioga St., Ithaca, N. Y, Fi.ocr, Grain, Wool, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Beans, Pota to's, Apples, Dried Fruit, Clover and Timothy Seed, JS PEJOIALTI .12?JS. a. w. Canned Goods al^vays Frksit in Stock. l^W I select my own stock of goods, and I strive to get the very best of every article in market. GRAN&ER. MICK & GO, DEAUoii* IX Silks, Dry (roods, Shawls, Cloths, cassimeres, hosiery, gloves, ribbons, laces, Embroideries, Linen, White Goods, Shirtings, Sheetings, Prints, Ginghams and Fancy Goods. DRY GOODS FOB CASH ONLY, -47 THE LOWEST PRICES! 55 East State St., Ithaca, N. T. ,1. S. GRANGER. WILLIAM MACK.. L. A fiARNARD. adyerti.im; department. ^0- 30-_SI^F_Bfir3E^> 10 South. Aurora Street, Ithaca, N, Y. OYSTERS, CLAMS, LOBSTERS, SCOLLOPS, and all kinds of Fresh and Salt Water FISH, in their season. 1 also respectfully announce that in addition to the above I have opened a branch for VEGETABLES, where customers will always find Vegetables of all kinds fresh and at low rates. BR0WH M KITTRICK, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in BOOTS, SHOES and BOBBERS, No. 46 East State Street, Ithaca, X. Y. Ladies' Gents' . Manufacturing of and Fine Goods a specialty. C-1T Ak for pollers & Co.'s celebrated Protection Toe Shoes for thili iron Every pair stamped on the sole. ~~ J. G, AN KIRK, MANUFACTURER (>;' THE English Curved Yoke Shirts, AND MFFS FINE FUKNISHING GOODS. 47 East State Street, - - ItJiaca, W. Y. s:e_xf*Tgi jv-C^de; rpo order AND A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. x c, stowell & soar, Wholesale Grocers, 15, 17, 19 & 21 WEST STATE ST., ITHACA, N Y. Also Dealers in Butter, Cheese, Wool, Grass Seeds, DRIED FRUITS. &c. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. JUL J * w, Wholesale and retail dealer in all kinds of GROCERIES, SMOKED MEATS Fish, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups, Molasses, Hams, Mackerel, Canned Fruits, Eggs, Cheese, Butter, Lard, Spices, &c. 24, Cor. Aurora and Seneca Sts., Ithaca, N. Y. J. B. TAYLOR, Superintendent. ID* TEMPERANCE RESTAURANT AND No. 1 CLINTON HALL BLOCK, ITHACA, N. Y. li .1 DRYDEN, TOMPKINS CO., N. Y. TERMS, - - - $2 IN ADVANCE. ting- Plain ami Fancy Job Prin A SPECIALTY. GOOD TERMS TO ADVERTISERS. DEVOTED TO LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS. FORD & STROWBRIDGE, Proprietors. (SYRACUSE.) IMPORTERS OP CROCKERY 1 CHINA. Wholesale Dealers in Glass-ware, Plated ware, Kerosene Lamps, Brackets, Chandeliers, Cutlery and House Furnishing Goods, bird cages at wholesale and retail, Jewett's Refrigerators, Ice Chests and Water Coolers. 67 South Salina Street, M. Van Wagenen F. A. Brodhead, SYRACUSE, N. I'. ITHACA GENERAL DI1BCT0BT. CONTAINING ALSO A List of Societies, Institutions, Corporation, State, and General Government. Compiled and "Published by J'. Francis Xennon. ITHACA, N. Y.: ITHACA JOUENAL DH.ECTOHY rrBLI.HING HOUSE. 187"G. ADDITIONS AND ERRATA. BLAIR C. EL, lawyer, 2d floor Masonic Block, h. Cornell c Dryden road Bristol George H., 50 W. State Brown M. C, Centre c. Fayette Close Jerome B. (G. W. Thomas & Co.), 158 K Aurora CULVER L. H. & CO. (Mrs. L. H. Culver & T. S. Culver), groceries, dry goods, carpets and crockery, 69 and 71 E. State Hendershot Charles (Hendershot & Williams), over 82 E. State Hendershot & Williams (C. Hendershot & S. J. E. C. Wil liams), barbers, over 82 E. State Magner Edmund L., student, W. side Eddy OLD LADIES' HOME, 85 W. Buffalo; Mrs. J. H. Selkreg and Mrs. Julia Braman, managers. The new building Ladies' intended for the Old Home, and now in course of erection, is located, Aurora c. Mechanic SINCEPAUGH GEORGE & JOHN, U. I. & E. R. R coaches. See advt. Leave orders at Ithaca Hotel, Ciirrans' Tompkins House and drug store. Sincepaugh George (George & John Sincepaugh), 8 Hudson Sincepaugh John (George & John Sincepaugh), 46 Prospect SMITH BROS. (John G. & Charles A.), general teamsters, 17 W. Mill. See advt. Smith Charles A. (Smith Bros.), 19 W. Mill Smith John G. (Smith Bros.), 17 W. Mill Thomas G. W. & Co. (G. W. Thomas and J. B. silver Close) , plating and electro platers, over 44 E. State Thomas George W. (G. W. Thomas & Co.), 154 N. Cayuga Williams S. J. E. C. (Hendershot & Williams), over 82 E. State ITHACA STREET DIRECTORY. The number marked opposite N., S., E., or \\'., indicates trie number of streets from the main dividing line. Adams, from Inlet running E to Auburn. Albany, Cascadilla to Titus Ave. 2d W Cayuga. Auburn, N from Yates, 1st W Cayuga. Aurora, from X to S corporation lines, 2d E Cayuga. ^-indley, running X raid W Inlet. Buffalo, Eddy to Junction, 2d X State. Cascadilla, Cayuga to Cliff, 5th X State. Cascadilla Creek, from East Ithaca to Cayuga Inlet. Cayuga, X to S Corporation lines, and dividing line E and W Centre, W from Albany and S Clinton. Cayuga Inlet, West Ithaca. Cherry, from Clinton to W Seneca. Chestnut, X from Elm, W Inlet. Cliff, X from Junction to Corporation line, W Inlet. Clinton, Prospect to Spencer road, 3d S State. Columbia, W from Hudson, South Hill. Corn, Buffalo to Clinton, 4th W Cayuga. E from University. Cornell, running ' Dey, X and S and E Willow ave. Eddy, Corporation line E. Elm, running S W from Junction, W Inlet. Esty, Albany to Inlet, 4th X State. Factory, Williams to State, 4th E Cayuga. Fall, E to Lake ave. Fall Creek, North Ithaca. Farm, Linn to Ca3ruga, 5th X State. Fayette, Green to Titus ave., 3d W Cayuga. Fifth, running X, intersection Cascadilla and Madison. First, running X'Cascadilla near Geneva. Fountain, S of Mechanic, South Hill. Fountain Place, E of Aurora, X from Buffalo. Fourth, running X from Cascadilla, near Plain. Franklin, Lake ave. to Seventh, N Adams. Fulton, Cascadilla to State, 7th W Cayuga. Geneva, Cascadilla to Titus are., 1st W Cayuga. Green, Tioga to Fulton, 1st W State. Hancock, running E to Auburn, intersection Cascadilla and Fulton. Hazen, E of Heustis, S from Dryden Road. ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY. Heustis, E of Eddy, North to South. Hector, running N from Junction, W Inlet. Hudson, running E and S from Aurora, 1st S Six Mile Creek. Humboldt, Cayuga to Corporation line below Six Mile Creek. Jay, Tioga to Cayuga, 10th N State. Junction, running E, intersection E State. Kin g, Tioga to Linn, 8th N State. Lake, running X from Queen. Lake Avenue, intersection Cascadilla and Cayuga, running N to Railroad ave. Lewis, Tioga to Auburn, 9th X State. Linn, Mill to Queen, 3d E Cayuga. Madison, running E to Auburn, from intersection Cascadilla and Washington. Marshall, Linn to Willow ave., 6th N State. Meadow, Cascadilla to Clinton, 6th W Cayuga. Mill, Linn to Cliff, 3d X State. Monroe, running E to Lake ave., intersection Cascadilla and Plain. Parker, Buffalo to Seneca, 3d E Cayuga. Plain, Cascadilla to Titus ave., 3d W Cayuga. Pleasant, W from Hudson, South Hill. Prince, Lake to Tioga, 11th X State. Prospect, Clinton to Hudson, South Hill. Quarry, State to Buffalo, 5th E Cayuga. Queen, Lake to Tioga, 9th X State. Railroad avenue, from Lake to Inlet, 10th N State. Second, running X, intersection Cascadilla and Albany. Sears, from Mill to Cascadilla Creek. Seneca, Eddy to Spencer Road, 1st X State. Seventh, running N, intersection Cascadilla and Meadow. Six Mile Creek, South Ithaca. Sixth, running X, from Cascadilla, near Washington. Spencer Road, Junction to Corporation line, W Inlet. Spring, Buffalo to State, 3d E Cayuga. State, E from Junction to Corporation line, dividing line X and S. Third, running X intersection Cascadilla and Monroe. Tioga, from Six Mile Creek X to Corporation line, 1st E Cayuga. Titus avenue, Cayuga to Meadow, 4th S State. Tompkins, Linn to Auburn, 8th X State. University, running E from Linn. University avenue, X and S to Cornell U. Utica, from Farm X to R. R. ave. Varick, Cascadilla to Buffalo, 4th W Cayuga. Washington, Cascadilla to Buffalo, 5th W Cayuga. Westport, running X from Junction, W Inlet. Wheat, Plain to Meadow, 2d S State. Williams, Factory to Eddy, 3d X State. ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY. Willow avenue, running X to Railroad ave., intersection Farm and Cayuga. Wolcott, from Quarry to Eddy. Yates, Linn to Auburn, 7th X State. WARD BOUXDARIES. First Ward All west of Corp, Varick and Fifth. Second WardAll south of State and east of Corn. Third Ward All east of Corn, Varick and Fifth, north of State and west of Tioga. Fourth Ward All east of Tioga and north of State. Government of the United States. President Ulysses S. Grant, Galena, Illinois. Vice President Secretary of State Hamilton Fish, New York. Secretary of the Treasury Benjamin H. Bristow, Kentucky. Secretary of War J. Donald Cameron, Pennsylvania. Secretary of the Navy George 31. Robeson, New Jersey. Secretary of the Interior Zachariah Chandler, Michigan. Postmaster General Marshall Jewell, Connecticut. Attorney-General Alphonso Taft, Ohio. SUPREME COURT OP THE UNITED STATES. Chief Justice Morrison R. Waite, Ohio. Associate Justices Nathan Clifford, Portland, Me. ; Ward Hunt, Utica, N. Y. ; William M. Strong, Philadelphia, Pa. ; Stephen J. Field, San Francisco, Cal.; Joseph P.Bradley, Newark, N.J. ; Noah H Swayne, Columbus, Ohio; David Davis, Bloomington, 111.; Samuel F. Miller, Iowa. _eokuk, CIRCUIT COURTS OP THE UNITED STATES. George F. Shepley, Porland, Me. ; Alexander S. Johnson, Utica, N. Y. ; William McKennan, Washington, Pa. ; Hugh L. Bond, Baltimore. Md. ; William B. Woods, Montgomery, Ala. ; Halmar H. Emmons, De troit, Mich.; Thomas Drummond, Chicago, 111.; John F. Dillon, Daven port, Iowa; Lorenzo Sawyer, San Francisco, Cal. Circuit Court of the ITnited States for the Second Circuit Judges Ward Hunt, William J. Wallace, Alexander S. Johnson. Terms New York: Northern District, Alban}', second Tuesday in October Canandaigua, third Tuesday in June ; also adjourned term, for civii business only, at Albany, third Tuesday in January, and at Utica, third Tuesday in March. Southern District, New York, last Monday in February, first Monday in April, and third Monday in October. East ern District, Brooklyn, first Wednesday in each month. Vermont: Burlington, fourth Tuesday in February; Windsor, fourth Tuesday in July; Rutland, third Tuesday in October. District Court of the United States New York-: Northern District, Judge William J. Wallace, Buffalo. Terms Albany, third Tuesday in January; Utica, third Tuesday in March; Rochester, second Tuesday in May; Buffalo, third Tuesday in August; Auburn, third Tuesday in November. A Special Term, by appointment, at Oswego, Plattsburgh ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY. or Watertown, and a Special gession in Admiralty at the City of Buf falo, on Tuesday of each week. Southern District, Judge Samuel Blatchford, New York. TermsNew York, first Tuesday in each month. Eastern District, Judge Charles L. Benedict. Terms Brooklyn, first Wednesday in each month. UNITED STATES CONGRESS. The legislative powers of the General Government are vested in the United States Congress, which consists of two Houses Senate and House of Representatives. The Senate consists of 73 members, two from each State. President Thomas W. Ferry, of Michigan, -pro tern. Secretary George C. Gorharn, California. The House of Representatives consists of 241 members. Under the new Congressional apportionment this State is entitled to 33 members. Speaker Michael C. Kerr, of Indiana. Clerk George M. Adams, of Kentucky. FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESSSenate. From New York. Roscoe Conkling, Utica, 18G7 1870. Francis Kernan, Utica, 18751881. Democrats 29 Republicans 36 Independents 8 Vacancy 1 HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES. Thomas C. Piatt, 28th district, which includes Tompkins county. Democrats 178 Republicans 108 Independents '. . 8 New York State Government. Governor Samuel J. Tilden, New York cit}^. Private Secretary Charles Stebbins, Cazenovia. Lientcnant-Gorei-nor William Dorsheimer, Buffalo. Secretary of State John Bigelow, Highland Falls. Comptroller Lucius Robinson, Elmira. Stceie Treasurer Charles N. Ross, Auburn. Attorney-General Charles S. Fairchild, Albanjr. State Engineer and Surveyor John D. Van Buren, Jr., New York city. Canal Commissioners Christopher A. "Y. alrath, Oneida; Adin Thayer, Troy; James Jackson, Jr., Lockport. Inspectors of State Prisons Rodney R. Crowley, Randolph; George Wagener, Pemi Yan; Benjamin S. W. Clark, Malone. Auditor of the Canal Department. Geo. W. Schuyler, Ithaca. Superintendent Bank Department De Witt C. Ellis, Rochester. Superintenelent Insurance Department Wm. Smj'th, deputy acting. Superintenelent Public Instruction Neil Gilmour, Ballston Spa. Caned Appraisers Vivus W. Smith, Syracuse; Charles G. Myers, Ogdensburgh. Staff of the Commander-in-Chief. Adjutant- Gencred Major-General Franklin Townsend, Albany. Inspector-General Brev. Major-General John B. Woodward, Brook lyn. ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY. Chief of Ordnance Brigadier-General Kilburn Knox, New York. Engineer-in-Chief Brigadier-General Edgar M. Cullen, Brooklyn. Judge Advocate GeneralBrigadier-General Charles Hughes, Sandy Hill. Stirr/con-Gcncred Brigadier-General Austin Flint, Jr., New York. Quartermaster- General Brigadier-General S. Stewart Ellsworth, Penn Yan. Paymaster-General Brigadier-General Herman Uhl, New York. Commissary General of Subsistence Brigadier-General Charles H. Smyth, Clinton. Military Secretary Colonel William T. Pelton, New York. Aides-de-Camp Colonel James B. Pearsall, Colonel Charles Tracy, Colonel Thomas Stokes, Colonel Latham C. Strong, Colonel Clifford A. H. Bartlett. Commissioners and Trustees. The Board of Commissioners of the Canal Fund consists of the Lieu tenant-Governor, Secretaiy of State, Comptroller, Treasurer and Attorney-General. The Board of. Commissioners of the Land Office consists of the same, and the State Engineer and Surveyor aud Speaker of the Assembly. The Board of Trustees of the Capitol consists of the Governor, Lieu tenant-Governor, Speaker of the Assembly, Secretary of State, Comp troller and Attorney-General. The Board of Trustees of the State Hall consists of the same, and the State Engineer and Surveyor. The Commissioners of the New Capitol consist of the Lieutenant- Governor, Attorney-General and Auditor of the Canal Department. Canal Investigating Commission- John Bigelow, Orange; Alexander E. Orr, Kings; Daniel Magone, Jr., St. Lawrence; John D. Van Buren, Jr., New York. State Board of Charities. John V. L. Pruyn, 13 Elk street, Albany, President; William P. Letchworth, Buffalo, Vice-President; Theodore Roosevelt, 94 Maiden Lane, New York; Henry L. Hoguet, 48 West Twenty-eighth street, New York; Charles H. Marshall, 38 Burling Slip, New York; Harvey G. Eastman, Poughkeepsie; Addison A. Low, 3 Pierrepont Place, Brooklyn; Edward W. Foster, Potsdam; John C. Devereux, Utica; Samuel F. Miller, Franklin, Delaware county; Martin B. Anderson, Rochester. Ex Officio Members The Lieutenant-Governor, Secretary of State, Comptroller and Attorney-General; Charles S. Hoyt, M. D., Albany, Secretary; James O. Fanning, Assistant Secretary. State Assessors- John S. Fowler, Auburn; James A. Briggs, New York; Sterling G. Hadley, Waterloo. The above, with the Commissioners of the Land Office, constitute a Board of Equalization. Regents of the University, with the Dates of their Appointments. The Governor, ex officio. The Lieutenant-Governor, ex officio. The Secretary of State, ex officio. The Superintendent of Public Instruction, ex officio. John V. L. Pruyn, Albany, 1844. Robert G. Rankin, New- burgh, 1847. Erastus C. Benedict, New York, 1855. George W. Clin ton, Buffalo, 1856. Lorenzo Burrows, Albion, 1858. Robert S. Hale, Elizabethtown, 1859. Elias W. Leavenworth, Syracuse, 1861. J. Car son Brevoort, Brooklyn, 1861. George R. Perkins, Utica, 1862. Geo. ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY. Wm. Curtis, N. Shore, S. L, 1864. Francis Kernan, Utica, 1870. John L. Lewis, Penn Yan, 1871. Henry R. Pierson, Albany, 1872. James W. Booth, New York, 1873. Martin I. Townsend, Troy, 1873. Anson J. Upson, Albany, 1874. John A. Dix, New York, 1876. A. C. George, Syracuse, 1876. William L. Bostwick, Ithaca, 1876. OPPICERS OP THE BOARD. Chancel' John V. L. Chancellor. Erastus C. Vice Pruyn, Benedict, Sec" lor. Samuel B. Woolworth, Secretary. Daniel J. Pratt, Assistant retary. STATE LIBRARY. Henry A. Homes, Librarian, General Library. Stephen B. Griswold, Librarian, Law Library, James Hall, Director of the State Museum of Natural History. THE JUDICIARY. Judges of the Court of Appeals- Sanford E. Church, Chief Judge, Albion. William F. Allen, Associate Judge, Oswego. "" Charles A. Rapallo, New York city. Charles J. Folger, "" Geneva. Charles Andrews, " " Syracuse. Theodore Miller, "" Hudson. Robert Earl, " " Herkimer. Clerk, Edwin O. Perrin, Queens; Deputy, Richard M. Barber, Al bany; Reporter, Hiram E. Sickles, Albany. Justices of the General Terms- First District. Noah Davis, Presiding; John R. Brady, Charles Daniels, Associates. Second District Joseph F. Barnard, Presiding; Jasper W. Gil- Bert, Jackson 0. Dykman, Associates. Third, Fourth and Sixth Districts. William L. Learned, Pre siding; Augustus Bockes, Douglass Boardman, Associates. Fifth, Seventh and Eighth Districts. Joseph Mullin, Presid ing; E. Darwin Smith, John L. Taleott, Associates. Reporter, Marcus T. Hun, Albany. Justices of the Supreme Court- Sixth District Comprising Otsego, Delaware, Madison, Chemung, Chenango, Tompkins, Broome,'Schuyler, Tioga and Cortland counties. Justices: Douglass Boardman, Ithaca; William Murray, Jr., Delhi; Hansom Balcom, Binghamton; David L. Follett, Norwich. THE LEGISLATURE. Senate- President William Dorsheimer, Lieutenant-Governor. President, pro tern William H. Robertson. Clerk -Henry A. Glidden, of Orleans. Senjeant-at-ArmsJohn W. Corning, of Wa3rne. Doorkeeper Fred. W Burton, of Montgomery. Stenographer Hudson C. Tannei, of Oswego. John H. Selkreg, of Ithaca, representing the Twenty-fourth District. Democrats 12 Republicans 20 Assembly- Speaker James W. Husted, of Westchester. Clerk Edward M. Johnson, of Otsego. ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY. Sergeant-at-Arms George A. Goss, of Monroe. Doorkeeper Eugene L. Demers, of Rensselaer. Stenographer Worden E. Payne, of Albany. Samuel D. Halliday, of Ithaca, representing Tompkins county. Democrats 57 Republicans 71 Tompkins County. Valuations of 1875- Acres of land assessed 298,685 Assessed value of real estate $12,739,285 Assessed value of personal estate 1,573,347 Corrected aggregate valuations 14,312,984 Full value of real estate as estimated by State assessors. 17,536,342 Full value of real estate as estimated by local assessors. 20,989,237 Taxes of 1 875- Town taxes $ 98,179 64 County taxes 31,066 33 One-half mill school tax 11,646 24 Four and three-fourths mill State tax 44,255 26 47 Rate of tax on 1 valuation, in cents 1,987 Census of 1875- Popu Voters. Rep. lation. Native. Nat'liz'd. Tot. Pop. Caroline 2,12'J 593 15 61)8 2,098 Danby 2,161 588 26 614 2,155 Dryden 4,558 1,278 63 1,341 4,480 Enfield 1,685 502 12 514 1,077 Groton 3,428 934 61 995 3,388 Ithaea 10,058 2,451 398 3,849 9,762 Lansing 2,960 829 33 862 2,928 Newfield 2,528 706 30 736 2,514 Ulysses *. 3,390 847 82 929 3,301 Asylums, pen. insti tutions, etc 18 2 o 18 Totals 32,915 8,730 720 9,450 32,321 Bonded Indebtedness of 1875. Aid of railroads $892,000 Roads and bridges 20,000 Total indebtedness 912,000 Rate per cent of debt to valuation, 1871 12J^ Bar- Austin, William, Trumansburg. Crowell, Moses, Ithaca. Almy, Bradford, Ithaca. Clark, C. F., Groton City. Boardman, D., Ithaca, Justice Su- Davis, P. Bacon, McLean. preme Court. Day, Charles G., J. P. Ithaca. Baker, J. L., Ithaca. Dowe, H. A., Ithaca. Benson, C. M., Ithaca & Cortland. Dean, David M., Newfield. Blair, Chas. H., Ithaca. Dean, Fred. M., Newfield. Burlew, Samuel, J. P. Ulysses. Ellsworth, P. G., Ithaca. 10 ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY. Ferris, B. G., Ithaca. McKinney, J. M., Special County Ferris & Dowe, Ithaca. Judge, Ithaca. Finch, F. M., Ithaca. Noble, Wm. N., Ithaca. Hare, W. W., Groton and Auburn. Rowe, Jerome, Ithaca. Gardner C. Lake Ridge. Gifford, , Smith, Clarence, Ithaca. Garfield, Scevy S., Newfield. Smith, Simeon, Dist. Att'y, Ithaca. Samuel D. Ithaca. Trumansburg. Halliday, , Smith, J. DeMotte, A. A. Ithaca. Frank Hungerford, , Tibbetts, E., Ithaca. King, Merritt, Ithaca. Warren, L. E., Ithaca and Cortland. S. H. King & Montgomery, Ithaca. Wilcox, , Ithaca. B. Ithaca. W. Law Ithaca. Kline, Jay , Wyckoff, O., Rep., Love, Samuel, Ithaca. Williams, John A., Ithaca. Lyon, Marcus, Co. Judge, Ithaca.- Wood, George W., Ithaca. Montgomery, S. S., Ithaca. Warren & Benson, Ithaca and Cort- More, Egbert, Trumansburg. land. County Officers. Marcus Lyon, County Judge. J. M. McKinney, Special County Judge. D. Tarbell, County Clerk. O. P. Hyde, Deputy County Clerk. Simeon Smith, District Attorney. Barnard M. Hagin, Sheriff. Frederick G. Manley, Under Sheriff. Koert S. Van Yoorhees, Count}' Treasurer. Jones' Office: 2d floor, over Grocery. Justices of Sessions. Dana Rhodes. Charles G. Day. Officers of the Court, D. Tarbell, Clerk. O . P. Hyde, Deputy Clerk. Barnard M. Hagin, Sheriff. Frederick G. Manley, Under Sheriff. Simeon Smith, District Attorne3r. W. O. Wyckoff, Reporter. Theodore Rose, Assistant Reporter. B. W. Squires, Crier. Terms of Court- Supreme and Circuit Courts, &c, third Monday in March, 1876. Grand and Petit Jury in attendance. Hon. William Murray, Presiding. Second Monday in October, 1876. Grand and Petit Jury in attend ance. Hon. Ransom Balcom, Presiding. An additional Special Term without a Jury, first Tuesday in De cember, 1876. Hon. Ransom Balcom, Presiding. Terms of County Courts, &c. On the fourth Monday in May, 1875 and 1876, at which both a Grand and Petit Jury will be required to attend. On the first Monday in September, 1875 and 1876, at which no Jury will attend. On the fourth Monday in November, 1875, and on the third Monday in November, 1876, at which a Petit Jury only will attend. On third in the Monday February, 1876, at which no Jury will at tend. ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY. 11 Supervisors. CarolineChauncey L. Wattles, Dem. Dryden Harrison Marvin, Dem. Danby John E Beers, Rep. Enfield Leroy H. VanKirk, Rep. GrotonNelson Stevens, Rep. Ithaca David L. Burtt, Dem. Lansing James M. Woodbury, Rep. Newfield Ezra Marion, Dem. UlyssesJ. Parker King, Dem. Town Officers. Supervisor, D. L. Burtt. Town Clerk, A. B. Wood. tTustiicps of ^Pphipp A. M. Lucas, C. G. Day, W. J. Totten, J. H. Tichenor. Overseer of Poor, S. Stoddard. Collector, M. B. Sneden. Assessors, S. B. Beers, R. Thompson, M. Sexton. Town Auditors, P. Apgar, D. B. Stewart, H. C Williams. Sealer of Weights and Measure, J. J. Johnson. Game Constable, Edward Tilton. Constables, J. Gardner, R. R. Howell, P. M. Blodgett, A. Niedick, A. R. Whitaker. Inspectors of Election, 1st DistrictCharles Taber, T. Nelligan, D. M. Fowler. " 2d .-;; Spence C. D. L. P. Kenned)". ' Spencer, Johnson, " 3d p _T. P. St. John, J. C. McWhorter, Fred Randolph. Board of Excise, L. Mood, S. H. Willetts, O. II. Gregory. PresidentWM. W. ESTY. TRUSTEES. First WardH. R. Kenyon, J. J. Glenzer. Second Ward A. C. Sanford, Wm. Andrus. Third WardR. A. Crozier, W. J. Brown. Fourth Ward B. G. Jayne, J. E. Vanatta. Treasurer Charles A. Hart. Collector W. P. Harrington. ASSESSORS. First Ward Aaron Bradbury. Second Ward Wm. S. Minton. Third WardS. B. Beers. Fourth WdrdF. Fillingham. 12 ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY. EIRE WARDENS. First Ward Alonzo Tompkins. Second WardJ M. Seely- Third WardO. F. Harney. Fourth Ward Morris Nelligan. ClerkG. C. Mowry. Street Commissioner H. M. Race. Cemetery Keeper -James Burns. PoliceB. R. Williams, Chief ; Wm. Sullivan, George R. Seaman, J. H. Staley. Janitor Charles S. Shaw. Bridge Tender DeRuyter Lawton. Pound Master John Berry. Corporation Printers Spencer & Gregory. Corporation Attorney S. D. Halliday. Health Commissioner Spence Spencer. Hecdth OfficerDr. E. J. Morgan. Hose Keeper Wm. Miller. Banks* First National, No. 1 Library Building. Ithaca Savings, No. 76 East State. Tompkins County National, East State, bt. Tioga and Cayuga. Baptist (First), DeWitt Park. Baptist Tabernacle, Railroad ave. N. Tioga. James Fred. Rapson, Pastor. Catholic (Immaculate Conception), cor. Seneca and GeneVa. Rev. P. F. Lynch, Pastor. Congregational (First), Seneca and Geneva. Rev. C. M. Tyler, Pastor. Episcopal (St. John's), cor. Buffalo and Cayuga. Rev. Geo. P. Hib bard, Rector. L. L. Treman and E- T. Turner, Wardens. W. L. Bostwick, Sup't Sunday School. Sunday Services at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m Sunday School at 9 :30 a. m. Other Holy Days, Morning Prayer at 10:30 o'clock. Divine Service, Friday, at 7:30 p.m. Holy Commu nion, on the first Sunday in the month, at the 11 a. m. Service; and on the Great Festivals. Holy Baptism may be administered at any Ser vice. The Rector is always ready to render pastoral services, and per sons desiring the aid or advice of a clergyman may freely command his services. Residence at the Rectory, 26 East Buffalo street. Persons desiring pews or sittings in St. John's Church will apply to E. T. Tur ner or George W. Apgar. Episcopal (Christ Chapel), Trumansburg and Hector roads. Rev. W. G. Hawkins. Episcopal (St. Paul's), University Campus, East Hill. Rev. Charles Babcock, Rector. Methodist Episcopal, cor. Aurora and Mill. Rev. M. S. Hard, Pastor. Methodist Episcopal, cor. Seneca and Plain. Rev. Theron Cooper, Pastor. Methodist Episcopal (colored), Wheat, near Plain. Joseph Gilbert, Pastor. Methodist Free, Tioga, near Farm. Rev. John Osmun, Pastor. Methodist Episcopal (Wesleyan) (colored), Albany, near Cascadilla. Rev. John Swick, of Hector, Pastor.