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NUMBER CXXVII.
4 IBT JOR MENTAL DTflPBPTICS. AND A CURB
FOB HY-FOCHONDBU. HY-POCRISr, OB ANY
COMPLAINT OF A BY ORDER.
BY OTJIi SEKIE3 EDITOR.
ALMANAC AND DIA11T.
BHOBT METRK-ILLOOICATj OBSERVATIONS TOB
TUE WEAK.
Jnly.
Hotdar, l.-Tnmmany Hoolety of New York
invite President Johnson to come and lay
tbelr corner-stone. The President, in lay
' Ing so many corner-stones, has got his
hand in, and for inortar always furnishes
his own slack.
Vuesdajr, . National Guard of Philadelphia
give a banquet to the Brooklyn, (iuards.
Colonel Peter Lyle, in making a speech,
lost the tin end of his discourse. The loss
was not great, as It wbb only Lyle thread.
Wednesday. 3. A patriot dies In California
and leaves SJO.OOO, the Interest of which he
appropriates by will towards paying the
National Debt. Having paid, himself, the
debt of nature, he manes a vigorous at
tempt at paying other debts.
Vhnriday, 4. The glorious "Fourth of July"
observed throughout the United Slates,
sndail works s opped In the city, except
the Water-works In tbe day and Fire
works In the evening.
Friday, 5. The Ram " Dunderberg" galls for
Kiance. Louis Napoleon, when he sees this
lam, over which be has made such a great
cry, will realize but little wool from It.
Saturday, 6. Series Column Day. This
being Independence Day with the Editor,
he celebrates It by firing off his week's
alary at his boarding-house keeper.
THE "FO UR TW ' TIIR 0 UG1I0 UT THE
COUNTRY.
DESPATCHES FROM OCB FRIENDS.
"Squam roiNT, N. J. The thermometer is
126 degrees in the sun. We do not know
what it would he in the shade. We Lave none
liere ; our town is new. The inhabitants are
all ont looking at a game of base ball by the
young men."
"Sfriggikses Lasdiko, Del The owner of
the town at this place spent the day a-fishing
Without accident of any sort, either to himself
cr the fish. The sun shone with his usual
splendor on the wharf and river. No deaths
from sunstroke to report."
"Lono-a-Comiko, N. J. The county militia
paraded to-day, but on account of the extreme
heat they disbanded at 2 o'clock P. M. They
tad been marching around since 7J o'clock
A. M. The trees being all scrub pines, and
giving no shade, the troops felt the effects of
the sun very much. They marched in good
order, wore their new dark blue cloth uniform,
and perspired quite freely."
"Falls of Schuylkill. 'The Mother Cary's
Chickens Barge Club' spent most of the day
cn the beautiful Schuylkill, practising with
their new barge. Late in the afternoon their
lx)at was towed ashore by some gentlemen who
were out a-fishing, the crew having been com
pletely exhausted, and not able to pull another
stroke, on account of the number they had re
ceived from the sun."
"Bristol, Pa The citizens here io the
morning walked down to the canal to look at
the number of coal boats laid up, many won
dering whether coal will ever again be
needed."
"Smith's Island, Pa. and N. J. Most of the
inhabitants had turned out of doors to cele
brate the 'Fourth.' The Ialaad, on account
of its isolated position, is not much visited by
Btrangersf"
"Chesnct Street Bridge. The thermo
meter got quite high here towards the middle
of the day, and, as there were no policemen
about, it had it all its own way."
"Office of the Series Editor. The
Fourth' at our sanctum was ushered in, and
we. might add, ushered out, with the same
good feeling."
THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS RE-
VISITED.
Our artists having gone out of town, and
left their pictures behind to be sold to pay the
expenses of their owners while seeking to cul
tivate Art and artful objects in the mountains
or by the sea shore, we have taken it upon
ourselves, as patrons of art, to give their pro
ductions a first-class puff during their absence.
In doing so we must say that our criticisms are
wholly unbiassed, and based mainly upon the
merits of their work. We have had engraved.Jat
an enormous expense (considering the state of
the weather), many of the most striking and
meritorious subjeots. Without these illustra
tions, of course, our readers would have a
very imperfect idea of them.
0. 140 CALIFORNIA SCENERY (SUNSET).
This view was taken In the summer of 1850,
Jn the beautiful valley of the Sacramento.
Persons who have been there say it is true to
life, as long as life lasts in that locality, which,
at the time this sketch was made, wag not
Tery long.-
0. lift -STUDY FROM TH8 AMTHjCa.
Longfellow sings of tha oid TjM in the
Tcwer," but the old bellv,rown j. tLe loft lg
fraught with many plea.? ant, rjtemorieB. The
THE DAILY
artist, in choosing this subject, has struck
upon one that has always been upheld by tlm
heads of the people.
NO. 170 MISTY MORNING ON THE MEDITERRANEAN.
Many mirages might move moodily here,'
mantling mazes mock the magio moon, but
more mournful moods mar memories called np
by snones like these. It is well done.
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NO. 182 SKATING SCENE.
The principal figure in this little sketch is
well painted and true to nature. We think
the water a little too cool, yet there is great
depth to it. The perspective is excellent.
in
JUMfclM
NO. 191 TUB VILLAGE SMITHY.
The felloes that gather around places of this
kind in country towns are seen in the fore
ground. Though they stay there day in and
day out, they are never tired.
NO. 231 STILL-WATER.
This view was taken in Maine. The town
is situated on the Penobscot, and the still-neaa
of the scene is proverbial. The artist was
there himself, and told us he had -often lain
there, and drank in the spirit of the scene.
He has certainly rendered it with great taste.
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NO. 250 GROUP OF CHILDREN, ON IVORY.
This little gem would be worth preserving
as a fit companion-piece to Mr. Peabody's
miniature of Queen Victoria. We learn it
was the artist's intention to furnish a copy of
this picture to that gentleman, but he was
deterred by his friends, who told him that
probably one "elephant" of that character
was about all the millionaire would care
about. The handling of the children is very
happy. '
NO. 258 BLOCKADE-RUNNER BEACHED.
This is a perfect wreck. This has been
overhauled with a full cargo of spirits and
drugs, and has been run ashore to save it
from the authorities. The figure-head is very
finely cut, and the artist has done justice to
hiB subject.
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fell
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NO. 2W. MOSES BREAKING THE TABLES.
This naughty action on the part of Mose Is
here for the first time rendered historical. The
tables being modern made furniture, it was
no great feat in Mose to break them. The
artist has merely given his version of the
scene.
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K0.359.THE happy F;MaY (afxeu Raphael).
This subject, atVjr tlia old maste ia very
creditable to nQ
artiat of Ultrdt but what would do as Raph has
done in a-la picture. The artist used to re
el this as his masterpiece, although'he ca m
'near not being the master.
PATENT MOSQUITO DAR.
I . JC8T ISSUED. .
KVEKY TAMILT bnoULD HAVE ONK.
Fortune to b nmdo In every State. Call and see
cusol them.
Can be iamufarturf d very low.
bTATB RIGHTS FOR BALK BT '
IIOILAHDAIIIBUS,
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EVENING
BAPJK NOTICES.
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Fworn to and subscribed belore me this lint day ot
j uiy, JOU.
72 6t EDMUND WILCOX. Notary Public.
DIVIDENDS.
irT" PHILADELPHIA
READING
TtAILKUAD COMl'ANY OJ-F1CK.
No. 227
B. FCHHTH Bireev.
Philadki.phia, June 26, 1867.
DIVIDEND NOTIPR.
Tt. Transfer Hooks ol th is Com pany wilt be cloned
on HATURDAY. the 6lh of July next, aud be re
opened on TUESDAY. Jnlv 1R. iki!7.
A Dividend of FIVE- PKK CENT hns been declared
on me ireterred and Common Htock.clear of National
and tttate Taxes, payable in cash on and alter tne
16ih of July next to the holders thereof, as lliey shall
stand reiilHtered on the books ef the Company on the
All orders lor Dividends must be witnessed and
Biuinpeu. (S. iJKADl'OBU,
ii 6w Treasurer.
KW OFFICE PHILADELPHIA CITY PAS-
77n..l1''" BAlLWaY COMPANY, No. 4130
vuubo u i e trees.
Phit.athci.pwia. Jlllv 1- 117.
At a meeting of tbe Rourd of Directors, held this
date, a dividend of ONF. DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS per share was declared, payable to the Stock
holders, or their legal representative, ou and alter
TraiiHter Books closed until 11th Inst
7S2w V. M. W. COLKWT. Treasurer.
OFFICE OP THE FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF THE COUNTY OF VMM. A.
uauuia, xo. hub. j-uuitiit Btreeb
.Trrr.v 1 1R7
The Directors have this, day declared a Dividend of
TIIR E PER CENT., clear of taxes, payable to
meir legai representatives, on
7 2 tuls 8t BEN J. F. HOECTTLEY, Becretary.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE FRANK FORD AND
1'lIIIjALiKL.PiIIA I'ASskMJkiklu i r.w a v
COMPANY.
All peraoua who are snbicrlhera to or bolder of
uie capital biocK oi mis uoniDauv. ami wim huva nni
vet iiuiu lue eiuum luniaiuuent oi t v ixiiium nur
bare tbereon. are hereby notified that tbe eiEiilli
uimaiuieui, una ueeu cauea iu, ana mat tuey are
reuuueu io Dav ina same at inn aimv. nil ia w i,- r .
i r.BijA x , uie loin aay oi July, itm.
nv resolution or the Hoard or Directors.
8 JACOB BINDER. President.
OFFICE UNION PASSENGER RAIL
WAY COMPANY. TWKNI'Y.rUTRIi unit
xj-iiu w i Dtreeta,
PTTIT 1 niTT put Tuna 911 lajpr
The ConDOrn fnr lnterMt. nn hnniiuAt tha rmtM.nv
due July 1, 187. will be paid (Iree o. tax) on preuenta
oireet, on ana alter July I.
o""" w. ji. jiiMBLia. Treasurer.
OFFICE OF
THE
PHILADELPHIA
GAS WOKK8.
Prorjosala will be received nt thl nmoa tJa ou'a
Junk i, ittts7.
BKViNTH (Street, until noon of the 1st dav nt Jul v!
lor uie nine io uie i rusiees oi tbe Phliaaelphla Gas
works of the Block in tbe (iernmntnwn TilOnnnn.i
Manyunk. and Hoatbwailc and .Movimnnaini (iu
companies, to oe useu an investments toitbebiuk,-
a ji iuu v oniu iiiijauiea.
im iiiiJNJ AA11JM a, KILKY, Cashier.
GEORGE W. FORD, DOCK STREEI,
- vue uour ueiow j.uiru, collects iiounty, ten
sion; Bation Money, and all claims against tbe (iov-
erniiii'uu j or a Bpeeuy settlement, call on Mr.
i'oKIJ Who is well veiled wltu all tha duLnlls nf i.liu
DUBHieSS. H21IU
E. McCLAIN'S CAMPHORATED GLY-
It cures all cutaneous eruptions of the skin.
It entirely dissipates tan and sunbrown. '
It renders the skin clear and transparent.
It Is valuable for tbe washing of Infants.
It changes a bilious complexion into one of beauty.
It prevents the skin from chapping.
It is prepared by
W. E. McCLAIN A CO.. Perfumers,
K 4t Mo. 334 N. SIXTH Street, above Vine.
B5Sf WElGhT'S ALCONATED GLYCERINE
' TAJiLKT OF KOL.IUlFIF.il IIT.VI'I, U.IOIf
Boiieus auu auiootus tne skiu; imparts beauty and
brightness to the complexion, is deliriously fragrant,
THAKbWBtNT, and superb as a Toilet boap. order
m jruur uruKgisu 6 26 4ptf
EXCURSIONS.
irZ!tOR CAPE MAY ON TOES-
aUArB, IJiUKSDAYtt, AND8ATUR-
i-nia-iuii swilt new steamer KAUUtiL M.
FKLTON, Captain L. liavls, will commence running
to Cape May on BATUKDAY, June 2, leaving (JUK
"i1 D' at v a. ni., returning ou tluuuav.
'lbeiretun will leave PhlJuilulni.ln nn t,,u,i'..
Tburbdays, and baturdays, and return ou Mondays.
Wednesdays, and Fridays, during me season. Fare
0al,e wy. -,(. ucluuiug carriage hire; Bervanis,
Freight will Le received until 8 80 A. M.
W. H. IIUDDELLs
r-nH.EXCLIii51NS UPTUE RIVER.
aastiii i i i mi spieumu steamboat
JOHN
WAKAiiU makes dally Afternoon
Kxcursious
to
Jiiuriingion ana .Bristol, stopping at Klverlou, Torreo-
uid, Auuaiusm, ana uevcriy. each way. Thee
excursions leave CHKSNUT ISTRF.KT WHARF at
2 o clock In the Afternoon. Returning, leave Bristol
MT?.00Ckarrlv.1UB' ln M'e city at e o'clock P. M.
wM..vt ,v v. JJ.WCU ly , WC. IO 7CO 0IU
EXOUR8IOK8 ON THH
luuiujii'ark (loot of Coates street).
Ii-V F It V U A r L ii An-n
FOB LATJKJiL lilU CKMi'tERT, '
. . . THE FALLS OF 'fcjOHDYLKILIi.
Jvirst boat leavinor Falrrnminr. at. n a vr . t..t hn.i
I 6lft P. M boat leavluir Fall. ,,V u)!l.,...ll,lli u.t
6-46 P. M
6lm
ICE COMPANIES.
CE! ICE I ICE! ICE!
INCORPORATED 1804.
COLD SPUING
ICE AUD COAL COMPANY.
,
DEALERS IN AND
Shippers of Eastern Ice and Coal
THOMAS E. CAIIILL, PRESIDENT.
JOHN 4UOODTEAR, SECRETARY.
HENRK TI109I AS. SUPERINTENDENT,
Having now completed our arrangements for a full
upply of Ice, we are prepared to enter Into contracts
with large or small customers tor a pure article, with
guarantee of being supplied promptly tor the season
Wagons run daily ln all paved limits of the consoll.
dated olty. West Philadelphia, Mantoa, Tioga, Frank
lord. Brldesburg, Klchmoud. aud aermanlown. A
trial Is asked, bend your orders to the Otllce,
No. 435 WALNUT Street.
DEPOTS:
.1,iR "J1 TW'UK AND WILLOW
BTua.ft.iat, fillsuiwuu
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
AND MASTER STREET.
LOMBARD AND TWENTY-FIFTH STS-
PINK STREET WHARF, SCHUYLKILL.
COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
ORIGINATORS OF TUB NITROUS OXIDE
UAH,
Extract Teeth without pid or any 111 effects.'
OFFICE, NO. 737 WALNUT STREET.
1 7 wsWl Below Eighth, Philadelphia,
TLEGIlArU-rHILADELPIIIA, SATURDAY, JULY G, 18G7.
WATCHES JEWELRY. ETC.
MERICArJ WATCHES.
A
W. CASSIDY.
WO. It SOUTH Nr.COKD WBEET,
PHrLADII.PKI4
ABK8 ATTENTION TO Ilia
TABIKD AND EXTESSIYS liTOCK
OF
1 AND IIITIB WATCHES
AKD
RILYEK-WABE.
Customers may be assured that none bnt tha dm
articles, at reason able price, will be sold at his store
a nne assortment of
PUTKD-WABE COIVNTANTXY OIT IIAND
WATCHES and JEWELRY carefully repaired. Al
oraers by mall promptly attended to. 4 10 wsmam
SPECA-
NOTICE
TO
PBOFRIFJORS OF HOTELS
NTE A9I BOAT COMPANIES.
AND
ThA nnilaralnniut kafrlo.w. . n I 9 ... m
imnuiauw, mm cmiiiuoH tympanies that
they are now better prepared than ever to supply
them with Fl h.st oiui.itv inun mnliV
KILVER BOLDERED? TRIPLE-PLATED T ABLiS
ware, viz.: iorks and Huoous (heavy stock). Din-
... . -. r v miuib, nuKnns, v;reanis, iireaa ana cake
Baskets, Pickle Jars, (hide Dishes (all sizes), ttyrup
nil).. 1 nun. n..BA. .1 i - .. i . , . . . "
RlhiS?!'-'.' ,n ,iCt everything required to lurnlsh
tables In tbe most complete manner.
These goods are all of our own manufacture and
plate, bearing our stamp, and warranted ln every
respect to be as represented.
Our facilities for ffettlncp nut frnnria In 'fl.
possible space of time are uusurpassed. Having fur
nished some of the largest Hotels and Steamboats in
the country, we refer to them with pride, and our
uc tjiuiijeu auu seen in aauy use at the
La Pierre House, Philadelphia, , -
abjiikdo xiouse, 1'iiiiaaeipnia.
(St. Charles Hotel, Pittsburg.
United mates Hotel, Atlantic City, N. J.
X; u 1 1.. .... i ii ... ..i i ...... i . . .
bteamer Great Rnimhlliv hi. r.nni. ni Man, n.i.n.
trade.
SteamRhln Tlosra. Phllnilolnhla mn Bn.. ,r.n
r. , .... .. . y,' - " ' UUUIUOIU iUMl
hkiuiibuii vuujpauy, etc. etc.
MEAT) & CO..
Manufacturers of fcllver-Piated Ware and Furnishers
of Hotels and bteamers,
KO. OlO CUESNCT STREET,
4 1 Srarp SOUTH BIDE, SECOND FLOOR.
LEWIS LA DOM US & CO..
Diamond Dealers and Jewellers,
NO. 808 CHESNCT ST riHLADIXPmK
Would Invite the attention ot tmrchuwr. tn thai.
large and handsome assortment of
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
JE1VELBT,
SII.TEB-WABE,
ICE PITCHEES In great variety. KTC' ETO'
A large assortment of small sTima ,.
holes. Just received. ' "
WATCHES
repaired ln the beet
manner, and
l4p
guaranteed.
FRENCH CLOCKS.
. BVIIELL A no..
NO. S3 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
Have Just
received per steamship Europe, an
luvolce of
MANTLE CLOCKS.
fZ J? Ptr"""nceth OPO of the Exposl
tlon, which lor beauty of design and workmanship,
cannot be excelled, and they are offered a
which invite competition. ;
C. & A. PEQTJIGNOT,
Manufacturers of
Gold and Silver Watch Cases,
IWPOBTEBS AMD DEALERS IS
WATCHES.
Offlce-No. IS South SIXTH Street,
Manufactory-No. BS fiouth FIFTH Street.
FaiXADELPaXA.
41
JOHN BOWMAN,
No. 704. AROH 8trt
rHIIADKLpBXAi
MANTJFACTTJREB AND DEALER Itf
BILVEH AND PLATEDWAHB
Oar GOODS are decidedly the cheapest m it....
t, "
TRIPLE PLATE, A NO. 1,
S
WATCHES. JEWELBf.
W. W. CASSIDY.
Ho. IS SOUTH SECOND STREET.
Offers an entirely new and mmt .
stock of eu.
AMERICAN AND GENEVA WATCHES
JEWELBy, '
SILVER-WAKE, AND FANCY ABTKTLTtfi
EVEHy DE64CKIPTION suitable for
BRIDAL OR HOLIDAY PRESENT.
An examination will show mv .ib k
paused ia quality and cheapness.
ramcuiar attention paid to repairing. I im
HENRY HARPER,
No. 520 ARCH Street.
Manufacturer and Dealer In
WATCHES,
FINE JEWELRY,
SILVER-PLATED WARE, AND
II SOLID SILVER-WARM
Largs and small sites, olavln. frnm tinii fr .mi
costluM from o to S-iuu, Our assortment ooiuurlsee
(ucn cnoice melodies as
wun tne bwanows Homeward Fly,''
n -n ... 1 u kiu,
4I.a Alttieelllmae."
"Home, hweet Uome."
"taunt Wallz." eui. sir.
Besides beautiful selections from the various Operas,
Aiupuneu uuect, ana lot sale at moderate privea, by
F Alt 11 & BltOTlIKIt
Importers of Watches, etc.
II llsmtblrp No. 24 CUEUNTJT Bt,. below Fourth
JOHN crump.
CAItPENTER AND BUIL.DEIt
SDOPSt NO. BIS LOD49E STREET, AND NC
17 CUESN UT STREET
fHIXADIXPUIA
vr.
m
SUMMER RESORTS.
SURF HOUSE,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
The above n mine will be opened no theist of JUNK.
For particulars, etc. address
WW. T. CALEB PROPRIETOR,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
tl tt
SUMMER RESORTS
ON LINE OP
Kcadlnp Kallroad ana Branches.
MANSION HOUSE, MOUNT CARBON
Mrs. Caroline Wunder, Pottavllle P. 0.,Schuylktl
TUSCAR0RA HOTEL,
Mrs. Hannah Muier, Tuacarora P. a, BchuylkUl co
MANSION HOUSE,
O. W. Frost, Mahanoy City P. O., 8chuylkUl oounty
WHITE HOUSE,
Mrs, Susan Marsdorf, Beading P. O,
ANDALUSIA,
James 8. Madeira. Beading P, O,
LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL,
Dr. A.fimlth. Wernersvllle P. O., Berks county.
SO UTH MO UNTA1N HO USE,
H. H. Manderbach. Womelsdorf P. O., Berks oo.
COLD SPRINGS H 0 TEL,
Lebanon co. , Mrs. M. Bodermel, Barrlsburg P. O,
B 0 YER TO WN SEMINAR Y
F. H. Btauffer, Boyertown P. O.. Berks oo.
YELL 0 W SPRINGS HO TEL,
A. TJ. Bnyder, Yellow Springs P. O., Chester co,
LITIZ SPRINGS
B, Llchten thaler A Son Litis P, O., Lancaster oo.
EPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
a. o. eamer, x.pbrata P. O., Lancaster oo. J 6 2m
HUNTINGDON WARM SPRINGS.
This salubrious SUMMER RETREATltuate FOUR
AND A HALF MILES NORTH OF HUNTING
DON, PennsylTanla, at tbe base of Warrior's Ridge
Mountain, has been leased from General A. P. WlUou
by the undersigned, and Is now open to receive
visitors.
The Furniture Is new, Booms well ventilated, Bath
Booms commodious, Bowling Paloon and Billiard
Boom, with all the appliances requisite to comfort,
are attached.
The grounds and surrounding mountain scenery are
highly attractive. The Baths are bountifully supplied
uy crystal ciear water rrom the Warm Springs-temperature
68 degrees so long celebrated as eracaclous
n cases of GOUT, RHEUMATISM, ETC. Waters
highly tonic, containing iron, eta, and one of the
Springs Is cathartio , as well as a powerful diuretic.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company have
generously consented to Issue Excursion Tickets, by
which the fare from Philadelphia to Huntingdon and
return Is SO.
Hacks kept at the Springs will connect with the
trains, and will carry passengers from Huntingdon to
tne Springs and return.
Terms TWO DOLLARS PER DAY, or TEN DOL
LARS PER WEEK, Including use of Water and
Baths. Reasonable deductions made for families and
servants remaining during the season,
JACOB STAHLEY, JR.,
; PROPRIETOR.
Wakk BPBING9, Pa., June 29, 1867.
REFERENCES.
Hon. A. V. Parsons
Philadelphia.
Hon. W. A. Porter. Phlluriui
pliia.
hid nl
Colonel A. R. Chambers, Philadelphia,
Colonel Charles T. Matbeys. Phlladelo
... . . -j ... unmiti!!!.
MAlhov. L K I .. , I .. i .. v. r -
x i . waiison. Jtsq., president H. undRT T T
. iierr bmitb. ia.. Luncxitr
General D. IV, Porter, llSrrisUure,
. Ill
7 2 6trp
CONGRESS HALL,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
IS NOW OPEN.
This House has been repainted and renovated, with
all modern improvements added, and in consequence
tu we uiga uaes, nas maae the bathing grounds
superior to any In the city, being four hundred feet
nearer man last season. !....
G. W. HINKLE.
Johnston's celebrated Band la engaged. 27 Im
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
" IS NOW OPEN.
FOB PARTICULARS, ADDRESS
BROWN A WOELPPER,
ATLANTIC CITY,
Or No. 827 RICHMOND Street,
10 2m Philadelphia.
nil ERCHANTS' HOTEL,
CAPE ISLAND, N. J.
This beautitul and commodious Hotel is now open
for the reception of guests.
It is on the main avenue to the Beach, and less than
one square from the ocean.
WILLIAM MASON,
PKOPRfKTOR,
yHITE HOUSE,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
WILLI AH WUITEUOCSE.PROPRIETOR
. TRANSIENT AND PERMANENT BOARDERS
taken on liberal terms. No bars. 6 29 smwBt
fjHJfi NATIONAL HOTEL
EXCURSION HOUSE,
ATLAN1IU CITY. N. J.,
Is now open for permanent guests, aud lor tbe recep
lion and entertainment of the various excurstous to
the Island. The only hotel in the place on the Euro
pean piau, ana a bill of lareof the bent aud most
varied character.
. .CON LEY A HOUCK, .
, t 27 lm Proprietors.
PITMAN'S, FORMERLY TUB UNITED
Male. Hotel, Long Branch, N. J is now open
lr the accommodation of families and the public.
The lessee teels warranted In saying lhat it will be
kept second to noue on the Bruucii, aud hopes to
secure the patronage of those who muy favor una
with their company this season.
C. 8. PITMAN, .
Formerly of the IStetaon House,
101m LUMU A4UANC1I, N. J.
"PHILADELPHIA HOUSE. CAPE ISLAND,
JL will open tor the Summer beason, June 2u Fami
lies desiring a quiet home at the seashore, at a mode
rate price, call or address E. OKI t t ITU, No. Iuu4
CliEbNUT btreel. Allauuedto the estaolwhrnent is
a Hue of ocauhes for the accemmouatioii of the
guests. i s lm
QEA
P 1BL
iloiel, 1
BATHING NATIONAL HALL. CAPE
ISLAND, N. J. To is large and commodious
known as the National 11.11. Is now receiving
Visitors. Terms Iuoaurata. ( hliilr.u and servants
halllirloe. AARON UAKKKTtiDN,
2iu Prirluir.
COUNTUY BOARD. A FEW PERSONS CAN
be accommodated with good Hoard and nice airy
rooms, near Falrvllle, Chester county, ten minutes
ride from Kallroad btatlon. for particulars address
F. MAH'VLH. Falrvllle, henier county,
7 1 w sot Or, No. 710 N. blX IXEN 111 bt., Phila. J
SUMMER RESORTS.
QAPE MAY,
, CAPE ISLAM), NEW JERSEY.
Since theclose of I'M much enterprise has been
displayed at tins celebialeo sea shore rework New
Slid lnufcOllirml cottauen have been erected; the
Hotels have been reoiotieiieo; a fine park. wl b a well
mane one mile drive, Iihs lt en Inaugurated; aud in all
tne essentials oi a popular iumuier reaort, a spirit ol
lm provement is largely u auliemeo,
T lie geographical i.o.ltkin ol Cape Island Is In Hi oil
a popular em lire, when properly unUernuiod. Situ
ated al I lie extreme southern portion ol the Mate, and
occupying a neck of land at the continence or the
Delaware Hay with the Atlaotla Ocean, H becomts
entirely surrounded by salt water, hence lavored by
continual brwses from the sea.
The biutl luroiehea a beautiful view of the Ocean,
Delaware bay. and pit turemjiie bark country, taking
iu Cat e Henlopen distinctly at a distance of sixteen
Dilles, llie beach Is acknowledged to stirpans and
other point upon the Atlantic coaat,belngol asmeutb,
compact sand, which ileclines so gently to the sur
that even a child can bathe with security
Added to these attractions Is the fact Hint the efTtct
of the Oull Mreani upon this point renders the water
comparatively warm a point not to lie overlooked by
perHt'MH .eeking health lroru ocean bathing.
Tbe distance from Philadelphia to Cape Island Is 81
mile, by rail, and about the same distance by steamer
down the Bay, and bv either route the facilities tor
travel promise to beol the most satiatantory charac
ter. The Island has Hotel and Boarding-house ac
commodations lor about ten thoiiftand perHons. The
leading Hotels are the Columbia House, with George
J. Bolton as proprietor; Congress Hall, with J. Jf,
Cake as proprietor; and United Mates, with West and
Miller as proprietors, all under the management of
gentlemen wbe have well-eMtabllshed reputation aa
hotel men. s ruwaiow
EXCHANGE
ATLANTIC
HOTEL.
CITx
The sabscrlber, grateiul tor past favors.' tenders
thanks to his patrons and the public for the generous
custom given him, and begs leave to say that hie
house Is now open for tbe season, and ready to re
ceive boarders, permanent and transient, on the most
moderate terms. The bar will always be supplied
with the choicest ot wines, liquors, and oigars, and
superior old ale. The tables will be set with the best
the market affords.
Fishing lines and tackle always on band.
Stable room on the premises.
All tbe comforts of a home can always be found m
the Exchange,
GEOHGE
IIAYDAY. i
PROPRI ETOR.
618tutbsZm
FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC.
WILLIAM WITTFELD,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN i
CABINET FURNITURE,
NOS.04, .. AtlKIII SECOND ST.,
Below Arch, 'West Side, Philadelphia,
Calls attention to his extensive assortment ol FIRST
CLASS FURNITURE, comprising;
SOLID ROSEWOOD,
SOLID WALNUT,
PABLOR SUITS OS PLUSH,
TERRY. REPS, AND HAIR CLOTH,
ELEGANT CHAMBER AND .
cottage surra
BEST DINING BOOM AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
' ALSO.
WRITING DESKS, MARBLE-TOP STANDS, ETC.,
All ot which are manufactured by ourselves, of the
beet materials, and will be sold for cash only, at
much leuverrates than are odered elsewhere.
N. B. Goods packed and shipped to all parte of tbe
country. BlSsmthlra
gOUSE-FUKNlSniKQ GOODS.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TOSECCBE
UASUAiaS,
To close the estate ot the late
JOHN A. JHCJBP1IEY,
Importer and Dealer la
Houee-Furnishing Goods,
NO. 823 CUE8NTJT STBEET,
Between Ninth and Tenth, Booth Bide, Philadelphia,
His Administrators now oiler tha .bmi. w.b
iu. yim, i, n vuuiwi, ilils stock
in-
AVen (1u.Krlr.li....
a ureal, vaneiv or makku ijiu-hiu umv.
CAGES, etc, etc. can be obtained nn tha n...
able terms. 1 .v.
GEN LINE JRimn Hir"HTriiri i nvma . n
WATER COOLERS;
A nne assortment or PAPIER-MACHE GOODS.
This la the larifetst reihil omihIiIIuI,,,,.,.,! i.. .i...
In Philadelphia, and dUsens and strangers will find it
to their advantage u miuuiiia nn r .niai. k.i,.ml
Chaelng. : " -
r.uii!..--unr mends in the country may order by
mall, and prompt attention will be given. 11 1 th ta
JJO HOUSEKEEPEKS.
I have a large stock ol every variety of
FURNITURE,
Which I will seU at reduced prices, consisting of
PLAIN AND MARBLE TOP CO'i I AGE S DITH
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS. BVllO,
PARIXJR SUI'ltl IN VA.LVKT PLUBH.
PARLOR SUITS IN HAIR CLOTH.
PARLOR SUITS IN RE1-S.
Sideboards, Extension Tables, Wardrobes. Book
cases, Mattresses, Lounges, eto, etc
P. P. dCHTINE, ' , . ;
8 II N. E. corner SECOND and RACE 8treeta. ,
HOOP SKIRTS.
628
HOOP SKI
B 18, rrr)
HOPKINS' "OWN
MAKE."
PKICKB B.K,I)irfH..lllll -.
e fiords us much pleasure to annonnra tn nn.
numerous
patrons and lue public,, that in conae.
quenceifa slight decline In Hoop Skirt material
together with our lucieased facilities for manufac
turing, aud a strict adherence to BUYING and
SELLING for CAbH, we aie enabled to oiler all our
JL'BTLY t'ELKHKATED HOOP SKIRTS at JRE
DUCED PRICES. And our Skirts will always, a
,. ' V cdcu. uiore uesiraule.
and really cheaper than any single or double Hnriiw
Hoop bklrt in Uie
uneuuulled.
market, while our assortment 14
A iso, constantly receiving from New York and the
Eastern Slates lull Hues ol low priced Mkirts, at verv
low prices; among which is a lot of Plain Skirts at
the following rales; 16 springs, 66o.; 20 springs, gsc
springs, 76c. o springs, bso.l Ho springs, tski.; and
sprlnjs, ll'Oti.
(skil ls made to order, altered, and repaired Whol
sale and retail, at tfce Philadelphia Hoop skirt hin
O IV 0111 tp
WILLIAM T. HOPKINS,
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
QULVEtVS NEW PATENT
DEEP SAND-JOINT
HOT-AIR FURNAOK.
BANES OF ALL HIES,
Also, Phllegar's New Low Presnnra nt n
Apparatus, t or sale by "uEg
CUABLES WILLI AM .
I lCf
No. 1181 MARK KTStrJ..-
.. LJ ' . "t
the nianufaciuxera. SHARRK : TwV.Vj;l30y
k rjuivm. Pin., kihnin... . - "M4
6 27 atutubin
JNoNNDbtreet.
VCSTCOTT & GEORGE.
DocBssoaa to
PIEIP Hi LA ON A CO,
IMPOaxkBa AKD DALM 1W '
CCNS.PISTOLS BI LS, CIIICHEt, AND
si ALL IJf PLEMENT8.
TIBHINO TACKLSL
A RCUER Y . KTtnu WlUSkUCT
0. C CUEHNCT ttTREET
nam
r ,5 IT, i ; .T" "'"' weu-ornered. house,
hold: Plain 'in Ware, Brushes, Wooden Ware.
Baskets, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Iron Ware, Japanned
Ware, and Cooking lite noils of every descrlDtlon.
THOMPSON'S LONDON KITCIlEVTRi
.rSa
PHILADELPHIA '