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.WEW YORK GOSSIP
Tbe Hot Ruioa-Urttt Mortality l the
City Am Exciting lcil-I" Mor-
Nbw York. Julj 16. UoIpm tlio meteorologi
cal ulen at the presoot wiitim are deceptive,
the oitizeiB of Ke i'ork will be uljlo to con
gratulate tbcimclves this raorniisr tht tn;
"heated terru" h had Us run, and tbey may
rcaeouably Indu pa the hope thnt It will not
have It rlvnl aa'n this cphs n. ltlDow pmt
the middle of .Tily, add the records of the
thermometer for t!ie pa-t forty jcars show that
the hottest dao aUnys precede the pr-a:nt
date. It has been a 1' ear hcei. and its sail rH'oct
have hicn wHmfed in tie uuprci-denleil
number of victim' whose oVntbs hve bfu
recorded in our ne.1-papers tluriuz the liit ten
dnjs; but it is nomi!. nn'.t rof conpritulaiion
thnt the hot cpcll thronili wl ich w. have pii-i'd
has not been accompinifd by anj ppidemic, an 1
that, excnptini; the nmr'ai ty and s iUcnni;
immedm'ely resulting ficui the he'., tio public
iheallh bus been pood.
Altbouiib the temperature of the atmobere
this summer exceed- thai ol 18f.C, vvbeti the city
was vifcltcd by t oradtc can 's of cbol' i a, mv
jet without any epideu.io that can be icsritried
of a contaeious or n iil'muant typ". In ihi
reppect we arc fortnna e; but, on the other
hand, never have we hart i.cc-islon to record so
many deaths, candid cl her directly or .mil
rectly by heat. In ro previous jeir In l!i -MetropolllHU
dUtricl can su:h a ftafnient bi
found as this. From noon of Saturd is, Jaly
11, to Doon or 8un Jay, July 12, 02 deru.
were recorded; fiomuom ot Sunday to noon
of Monday 1,13th), 113; trom Monday to TuesJay
noon, 131; from Tueoday to Welncfday nou
230, and fioin Wednesday to Thurslnv noon.
174. Thus in five dass we have a total of 740
deaths trom the effects, more or less, of heat.
But even these returns do not include the deaths
in the fublic institutions, such as hospitals,
nurseries, alwobou-es, etc. Of the 71G, inq iests
were held on 84. The total of deaths during tho
week ptecedine, commencing Ju'y 6 mid endiusr
July 12, waft G14; and ou the week opening with
June 28 and closing with July 4 (includitB
those at the public institutions) the returns
vera 413.
The Norwegian barque Nordcap arrive 1 iu
port recently, when Simon Paul Farsaa'jd Liver
Iseilson, seamen, deserted from hir. Ne.'son
was arrested in this city und Far.- in PUlladul'
phla, both men tnakvuir. a desperate resistance
when overhauh d. Yesterday morning Deputy
Marshal McCoy and Dartre started for the vsssel
with their prisoner!", the barque then being an
chored aratd-stream preparatory to sailiitL'.
When the row boat coutainii i; the officers and
the deseiters cleared the vtlmrf, thesa lois made
a frantic etlort to overturn the boat, aud 83
escape. They were overpowered, however, and
shipped in ta'ety". It Is s-iid that the pmouers
Will be compelled, to work out the expenses
attendir.e their capture.
The co-operative bricklayers of this city
have a dec-ideal j practical movement in i peniu
their officii in Demilt street and inviting orders
for contracts and joba It is a movement that
willoblieo tbem to exhibit, nil the good sense
.and judgment taat is amonj them, aud so
inspire the public with confidence in their plans
and purpose. It If an ordeal calculated to do
them s-ervice in more ways than one; for they
must act under a certain lorm of discipline,
which will tend to make them sober and re.
fiectlve in their bnbi'.s, and keep them from
many of tho-e ludulgences they now consider
indispensable. As n body, they must huve tho9e
qualities by which tho individual master
" maeon succeeds in the world qualities ot pru
deLce, care, forethought, thntt. The opera
tives have entered ou a hard out praiseworthy
trial.
The Mormons who ariived In this city a few
days ago, passed through Schenectady on Wed
nesday afternoon, en route lor Utah; the Sche
nectady papers say there did not seem to be
much eatntlinebS about them, and thai they
were a rough-looking ciowd. The heat was
affecting them considerably, one woman haviog
died just before arriving .iu that city, aud
several more being at the point of death when
the train left. The males were rugged-iookin?,
and there was but little b. auty among the
females. All ages and conditions were represented.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Piotrm of ttaa Work From Oesaa
to
Oeraa toy July 4, 1860.
The Sau Francisco Bulletin says:
'One of the ironnuent executive oflic ts of
the Centtal Pac.Bc Itailroad has declared within
the last ten days, that iheioad will be himbci
to Salt Lnge, and pasenuers ill he transportej
over its ontire lens' h, by the Fourth ol July.
18C9. It is pretty ceitaiu, now, that there will
be very little difference ot ttme In the comple
tion of the tworoaiis. The prediction nmounts
to this iu ellect that ou the Fourtn ot July, '09,
passeupers will be able to travel by continuous
rail across the continent, from tau rraucisoo to
lSew !fork. Stranue as hi propo itlon seems,
we art. not piepaied to controvert it. Tue two
greut countries have surmouuted the preatest
obstacles which are lo be encoun'ered on
their respective lines. Each has pa-scdhe
summit of the highest lnterveuinn; inoii'
tain ihn?es and is now ou the nome
stretch.' The comina winter weather will not
interltre, as heretofore, with the progress ot the
work. Onlv a limited force could be used iu
the deep mountain cuts; but tipou the plains
and more open country pantrs ol meu cau De
distributed at various poiuts. Hiicbatu Youn?,
it appears, has not only contracted to build a
Bpcuon ol the road irom Bait Luke eastward, but
is hkelv to undertake quite us large a Job for
the Central Pacific Kail road, west ot S lit Lake,
President Hianford was at the latter point some
days aeo. and there is little doubt that arrange
ments win De cioea w un i ouuf? ior aueu avail
able help as he can. furnish. .A Uri! shipment
of railway iron, said to auount to five thousand
tr,i. is to be tent across the Isthmus, and a
dozen ships are under charter to bring rails by
wav of Cape Horn.
'The nioneeri who were poled up tho Chaares
river in '49 and 'fill haialy dieuniid that in a few
years thereafter cargoes of railroad irou would
be transported across tbe I.-thaius to lay a rail
road track homeward across the continent.
Until recently the prediction that the wholo
line would be Unshed and opened for truvel by
Julv. 1870. has been sravelv Questioned. Bit
now another tear hits beeu taken od'. and as
eood evidence remains to show the probability
of computing the road by July, '(i'J, as there was
eighteen months nero to show that it could be
completed in ld70. To powerful companies are
under the stimulus of the s.trongst interests to
complete tHeir respective roaus in tue siiorteb
nnsKihle time. There is protvibly a bandsoiw
marpln of profits on tbe construction of every
mi e Ot load inroupu uie iuuio icvei cunurv
The sink ps are net well ahead; and an arm
,.crii. frnm 12.000 to 18 000 men, we are toll
tn miMnTnient OD the Central FacltJc liu
this summer. There nmt be, on both roudu, an
aiffrrepate of 25,000 to SO.uuu men, an army wuu
shovels, plk, aad other construction tools,
movintr towai ds a common centre and battling
only aftalust the mountains aud hlHJ.
"A correspondent ot the Bulletin has recently
pone ovpr the entire roa'e, noting epclfllly the
pn grpM of the work on the Union Pucilie loo.
llis testin ony corroi"ra'es the renor'i wblb
have been current ot la e. that the work on the
Ln on Pact He is ml done it so thor.itiph a man
ner as that on the Ottinl Pacific, butihn tnrk
once dcn. so that supj l en 3in be takeu aheal
for distribution, the work of levcl'inn no,
hallaot nir. und replacing poor t'c would follow
ss a mat er of Deci ssl'y. No doubt tnor are
fonic evirWire of 'ibbon' woik on the Union
Pacific This re'nlts fiom a desire to reach out
aiti r the subsidies Hut nnv railroad across
Mich a cnun rv involves Huili.v a nol d, su'e
trnclnre. If lirldes are too trail, or culverts
are of rcrtshable wood, tbev must gjve plse to
conieihinp more permanent. rad which
nnwers lor cons'rucUon trains, miv prcent
quite Hiu ther apnesranee heu dedicated to
through passed and freight, tratlic. We kno of
no good ienon why the Union I'a.siflc o ight not
to he as thoiouchly cnntrucled iu Wis outset
t s Is the Central I'neidc.
"If th's treat work should be completed as
soon as now priolrted, th! 4'h of July. lftG.t,
will be h memorable Oai for Satr Franciac . A
rient historic even., the created of modern
tin r?, would he fitly ns-ocia'cd wi'h th cmnd
tnct of nntional In tepend nee by thpgra'. nTil
tiui( congregated that nay iu the metropolis
of the I'aeilic.
BUSINESS NOT I CES.
Ai.r( a and llropd'Kte Sick Coats.
I.li.eD aud Dm k Hock Coats, whi'p and colored.
Clo'li, CasRloierp, Drap o'Kle, and Lluen Venn.
C'Hiiluiere and Lloen Panta, large assirtmont.
I.lneu OiiBters, all sliuden.
I'.very variety ot ClxthliiR, Biiitod to tlie season for
Men't, Youths', Boys', and Children's, new, fresa
toid (BHliloDHble, replenished dlly, and s'lln(t rap
Idly at rrlres Ruaranterd lower than the lowest else
where, and lull aaiK'actlon guaranteed erery pur
chaser, or the mile cancelli d and money refunded.
Half ", betii'rtn ") Bunnitt A Co.,
ir'thwl y ToarrHalc
bucth ilrrett ) No. 618 Habk kt Ht
Fhiudhi.hhia,
AND No. COO ItUOADWAY, iNlW YOBIC.
PTBKMiTiiKN tiik Dkfknhks ! Mala'la, the nioit
deadly rnetuy of health, Is evry where ao Iva In July
und Auguxt. The blazlrg Sun Is decomposing and
fermenting every species of vegetable and animal
abomination, and poisonous gas;s that depress and
Infect tbe cystem are universally present. On the
pralrlea, In the- swamp--, In the woods, and In tbe
midst of crowded cities, tbls develop fln' of tbi ele
ments of disease Is Dow going on. Id short, the hu
man body Is In a sta'e of (lege, aud reason and com
mon sense suggest that Its defenses be strengthened,
A stlnjulant, a toulc. a corrective, and an altera Ive
are required to put It In perfect trim, and these four
grand rtqulsitei are comb'ned ln Hointrrnu'ti
feT0UA ii lli ttkus. A man must bs mads ot steal
not to he ailerted by the morbid matter set afloat In
tbe atmosphere .by the rayiofan almost vertical
Run. Nite- entbs of the community are premon's ied
at this seaion by debility, lndlgestlnn, hradacbe
want ol appttlte. Indisposition for exertion, nervous
nep, etc., that tbey need souietblng to bul'd them
up and reiulate tbelr animal machinery. Do ttiey
want to "fight It out on that line all Lummer." i rt
achieve an Immediate vljtory over their nnpleaiaut
symptoms, aud secure that first of Heaven's bless
Inge, "a sound mind la as-und body?" If the latter
In theli desire let tbem resort to the Bitt ebs with )u t
delay. 1 bat agreeable and potent vegetable regene"
rative will soon resiote the system to Us balance'
regnlatlcg tbe liver, strengtneulng the stomncn'
rntly relieving the bowels and giving vigr, elasti
city, and energy to the whnle frame. These are
provn facts. No man who reads the testimony on
wbt'.b tbey are founded can for a moment doub'
thtm. Caici'I.I'S or Stosk in tbi Blaudhh. This most
paluiul, aud varl. ua other diseases, are caused by the
excess of Uric and Lltblc Aolds In the system, and
often result 'n producing Bbeumatlo and (Jouty con
ditions, which become chronic unless tbe acid luflj
ences are In some way prevented by timely and pro
per treatment. Tbe Octtysburg Katalyslne Wa'.er
possesses tbe elements required to solve Incipient
gouty, rheumatic, and calculous formations and pre
vent ' heir furtt er development. Printed statements
of remarkable cures gratis at any of tbe Druggists'
mores wbeie tbe Water Is for sale.
Ko Oas1 Mobe Light Wanted. The .laboring
men at Point Bretze, whose business it Is toen-fipiten
the city, by keeping op the supply of gas at tbe
works, are on a "son-stroke" for more wages, and
tbe stroke came very near to being fatal last night to
therpy lamps. If tbe company wi,l uoi accede to the
demand for increased wages, let tbem present to each
one of tbetmpiojes a cool summer suit ot ciothlag
from Charles Stokes & Oo.'s, under the Continental
At y thing to pacify tne men ot gas, and keep gross
darkness from coverlr g the city.
Jewelry.-Mr. William W. Cassldy, No. 12 South
Becond street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment of tine Jewelry and silverware ln theolty.
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining a real, pure arti
cle furnished at a price which cannot be equalled
He also has a large stock ot American watohes in all
varieties and at all prices. A visit to his store Is sure
to result In pleasure and profit.
Lung Complaints, Bbonc.mitis, Asthma, etc., are
snetdlly relieved, and, If taken In time, permanently
cured by Jaynr's Expkctorant. You will find In
it also a certain remedy for Coughs aud Colds, bold
everywhere.
Duty. It Is a duty we owe to ourselves, as well ai
o those who are oepeLdeot upon us lo preserve ur
health and strength, peer's "Standard Wine Bit
ters'' are fonnd lo be an unfailing and valuable assis
tant In maintaining tbe vigor of the svstm, aud la
kteplng It in trne. told by Druggists and Growers.
ron CateJUayon Batubday. The splendid new
steamer Ltdy of the Lake leaves Her No. 19. above
V'restr-et.'on Batnrday (to-morrow), at SUA. M..
and returning, leaves Cape May on Monday. Excur
sion II kets, 3, Includlrg cairlsge hue; each way
S"25, lccludlpg carriage litre.
Fink Custom Mack Boots and Bbors for Oan
lemen. Bart.ett, Ko 83 Houth blxth street, above
Chen nut,
iohni'iTo Nets and Canopies, at Pattb.v s, No,
1418 Cbesnut street.
Lack Curtains and Window Shades, at Patten's,
'o. H 8 t hesnut street.
Or. I) Mattresses made over at Fattbn'h, No.
1403
Cbeannt street.
UrnoisTKRiNO prices are reduced at Pattkn s. No.
1408 Cbeauut street;
NewCabi-bts made up and old ones laid at Fat-
tin's, No. 1408 Chesnnt street.
Tbbnwith basalt mai nerof Interesting Journals,
pictorials, luuuy pumphlt is, uiagaxiues, e.c, e.miuh
to supply every citizen, sr. at -r surall, In our city,
lie ban a knack, uo.of luruluhlng his patrons wkb
II e New York paper" before the malls arnve. that in
(Bpeeinily couimeiKlable. His emporium, at No, 107
b. Third street, is completely stocked.
Lots or ALi''A Backs.
jMt of Linen Sarl t,
J.utt n( the L'ltufohit Linen Sickt.
jMlt tif the Chitctdute Duller,
J.ott Jjnek : Narki.
l.ot of Wliite. Vat,
J.tittof l.lntn J'anti anil Ten'i,
AH fietn unit very nice,
fpAlptfa I'runi 12', to 8.
ma'Lii'ti li tin H 50 (o f etc etc..
WanamaKBB A Bhown,
.- Unit,
H. P. Corner of 8'Tth mut Murki.t iti erts.
jSg-.l pood tut or Vltrpymi n's Long .SdfAj.
PARASOLS.
PAKASJ)T AT $1, fl'25; LINED, $1'60,
; bilk Bun Umbrellas. II. tl ad. aud upwards.
AtlllXoN'rt,
No. 21H JtlUlJTU Btreet, f7 t 2m
ROIXJERS' AND WOSTEKHOLM'S POCKET
KMVKH. fearl aud Biag Handles ol beauillin
Uiiiab. ROUtiKIW and WADrt HUTCHKK'f
KJ itQKM, and .lie celebrated LKOOULTHK HAZOV
bC'lsmu5 ol the fluent quality.
Razors. Knives, hclw ors. and Table Ontlery Oronnil
and Polished, at P. UADUJUL'tt. Nu, UO H. THNTb
Btrttet, belQW fjLetnot, Wi4
MARRIED.
KOHN-KIRK. June 29 at the -residence of the
hrhles parents, bv the Rp. V. A. Morrell. f,
llrNhY KOKN. Jr. of tblsolty, to Miss ASMB
K'XK.ot W'ldireton. N. I.
NFWBrOHlN niVFLU On the 4th of J ine.
hi Hpt. M K. Dicki TKun, Mr. KnWA KO O. S Hi V
PK.G1N to Miss MARY K. KIVKLL, all of fnllaJel
phla. DIED.
COPK -On the I4lh Instant, FHILIP COPS. In tbe
741 h yrar nl his age.
The relatives and friends of the family, the We?ra
rep H'eam fire Knilna Company o I'J. and tlie S !
Iters ol the War of 1812 are runpecifully Invited to at
li nd the funeral, from tils late residnnce, No, lit
Chr silHn reet on -unlav atternoou at 4 o'clock. To
preceed to Machpt-lah Cemetery.
KIiWaKIH-Ou (be IS h instant. NARtH KO
W A Klih, wile if the late-Tbouias Kdwards, In the
wh yeer ol her ace.
1 he relatives and friends of the family are respect
full v Invited to a'tent the funeral, trum her Ive
rtKiri'ore, No. 1477 Hanover street, on euuday after
noon a ft n'np rk.
FFflOTJB N, On the tilth Instant, ANN, dangti
let ot rmuciH aud Mary K, ITergusot', aged 9 moultis
an) V8 ft ays.
Thf reia.ive? and friends are repcl tally Invited to
at end the funeral, from her parents' residence. Me
riin,rnve Fhty'oufib street, iielouvllle, un duu
day afternoi n al Sn'ciork.
JON KM.-On the 15th Initant, WLTR T1KNRY,
Ii iHi.tBon of William It aid Klla M. Jjnes.
1 lie retail see and irieudnoi tne famliy are respect
fully Invlied to at end th funeral, from his ptrentV
resirit-nc, No 204 Haines sirent, (lermautowii, no
baturday. the tan Inuant. at 2 1'oiock, "
K KoWN.-On the lfith Instant. KL1ZA, wife of John
K own, aKed 8 years.
1 he reiat'vea and friends of the family are respect
fully Invlied to auend th-i funeral, trom ibe real fence
t her hiiHtiand. No. 1;4Z frlirtiard street below Kll
worlb sire, t, on rune ay tbe 19 h limani at 9 o'clock
A. Ir. Interment at Monnt Morlab Cemetery.
I. I'DI OW.un Wednesday. Julv IB, KATItLEKN
V. f., lellct of the late Kev. John I.mnow, 1) U.
The friends ol tne family are Invited to utte'id the
funeral from her late residence. Nn. ST M Walnut
iree', Weia Flilladelpbla, ou Saturday afternoon at
Hi o'clork )
M CDONAI.D. Suddenly, on the evenlnir of the
14th In-iai.i, at the rmiJ-.-ncB ot his Orotln-r In law, Dr.
J. t lurk, tower M rum, Monig i nery county, DUN
IAN MAI lhi.4 1.1). k if Ait So tfara.
His relatives and trieun are reepectnilly Invited
f attend ris funeral from his leildence No. 6HI N.
Vron, street, on Haturday mornliix ' 9 I'elnok. Fu
neral lo prnreed Ui Laurel Hill. (Nt.TkDrldge, (nun ,
reanctu Hter. Mass., and Uraud Kaplds, Uluu., pnners
please copy.)
MATH E Wf , On the loth Initant, WILLIAM E ,
son oi William H and S-trah M.tue rs, aged S years.
The relative and friends of tne laojuy are impeci
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resilience
of his t arenls No. Hi hoil h s reet. on Monday tir
"inn at 4 o'clock. To proceed to Wharton Street
Vault
MCRI'HT.-On the t h Instant, CL.VHEMCK
BIMt'H A M, Infai t sou of James aud Hujau B. Mur..
phy. sged 9 months.
POTTJtNUER. On the 16th Instant, Alderman
CHAKLK B FO IT EMU KB.
The male relatives and friends of decased are re
spectfully Invlied to attend the funeral, trom his late
resldei ce. No. 2i4 Christian street, on Saturday after
noon at o'c.ock.
btJH A KFFR. Suddenly, on the 11th Instant. Mr.
OK' 'KhK ht It i i H, In me DS h vear of uls age.
The relatives and friends ol tue lanilly are respect
fully tuvlted to attend r lie funeral, Irom b s late resi
dence. No l'"27 s. beveni h street, on Sunday tne imii
inaiani. at (o'clock F. M, To proceed to tbe Union
Ceneter".
KIDNEY. On the lfith Initant. FLORENCE, daugh
ter of J, C. and Kuima blduey, aged o years aud 6
months.
The friends of the family are resnec'f illy Invited to
attend the funeral, from her parent' residence, N.i.
I.'ni9 tllrard avenue, on ba urduy. tne 18.h instant, a. 8
o'clock. Interment ln Lau el 11.111,
jTrS-MAPONIO NOTICK-THB MEMBERS OF
Pi iKMX LOIKJK, No. l:t J, A. Y. M . the members or
the 44 duo Loilg-or Fentiay Ivania. and theO der in
general, are irlernn Iv in vli 1 to met at'h M
BOinc Hull CH hSNU T Street, on Minriay. the lith m
sianr, a1 2li o'clock P. M.. to a tend tne tuneial ot our
late B.- ilu r r Warden MOrtKll HAXaHlLL.
rorder0flbeW-M-E,P.LE3CURK. Secretary.
AmericaN
Life Insurance Company,
Of Philatiilv)hia.
v
S. E. Corner Fourth and Walnut Streets.
4rg-77im Itistituticm has no superxorin the United
Htate 10
OLLO WAY'S
COXC EXTR ATED KSSE VCE
OF
JAMAICAGINGER.
A TIKE ESSENCE OF THE TRUE
JAMAICA lilM-LK.
Free from Cayenne Pepper or any other admixture,
possessing
All tlie Carminative and diffusively stimu
lating properties
Which a-e so potent ln tbe Jamaica Ginger alone,
and which are so ettlcach us In all cases ot Chills trom
Exposure to Gold or Dampness, Collo, Cholera Mor
bus, I Urrboea, etc
OBSERVE A bait teaspoonfut ot Holloway's Gin.
ger Is strongf r and more effective than a full tea-
spionful of any other ln tbe market.
PREPARED B7
JOHNSTON, KOLLOWAY & COWO,
So. G02 AIICII STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
78
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
Mil pdTladelpiili properties
I OR SALE OR TO RENT.
Tbe Handsome Brown Stone RESIDENLFS. Nos.
4l4i, 411V, 41ia, 4I1, ud 4110 SPRUCE
street, C J. JfJiLlj A UK ..
7 IS wfmlmSp No. 1?0 Sonttt FRNT Street.
FOR SALE. A FIUST-CLA?3 SIT.VER
plated Ware Manuf.ctjry irade established.
Address I. 8., at this oilloe. 7 is
p O R RENT,
TBEMLSES Xo W C11ESNUT St.,
FOR BTORE OR OFFtCK.
A 10, OFFICES AND LA BOB ROOMS sultabt
for a Commercial College. yt ' '
eMtf BANK!1 TBE RKPCBLIC,
HATS AND CAPS.
Ii
JONES, TEMPLE & CO.,
FASHIONABLE H A T T & R B ,
No. 26 b. NINTH fctreel. - ,
Flnu door above Cbesnut street. 9j
rm wtunnnrnva 1MPROVPD VETI
IS lated.rna eay-tiltlng Dress Hau (patented), lc
111 UIB IDilirOVra UHI1IUUB Ul iub Dnwuu. -j
NTJT Htreet. neitooor to the Post Olhce. tl 1 op
A T
N T E D.
PANTS SCOURED AND STRETCHED
From 1 to 5 inclicH, .
AT M0TTET, FRE'CII STEAM DVEINU
AM) SC0U1UNU,
tio. 205) ftOUTU KLNT1I STREET,
AMD
0. 73C XSACE STItEET,
7 18 Ct fUILADF.LrHIA,
FINANCIAL.
ztmkUw.
POPULAR LOANS.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE RONDS
At 102,
And Accrued Interest.
CENTRALPACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE R0XDS
At 103,
And Accrued Interest.
Bonds on Land for Immediate delivery.
Full Reports, Maps, Etc., furnished, upon
application.
De Haven & Bro.,
No. 40 S0TJT1I THIRD STREET,
a 25 PHILADELPHIA.
660 MILES
OF TUI
UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD
Are cow flnliihed and In active operation. One hun
dred d twenty mi lea have been built In tbe lan
hiee months. More than twenty thousand men are
employed, and this average of forty ml ej per mouth
will be continued throughout the season, m tklng
NINE HUNDKKD COMPLETfaD MILE b Jan-
nary I. and It Is now probable that the Kf PIKE
MRAND LlrJR TO THE PaCIFjC WILL Btfi OPKN
Ft R BU-INESS IX 186. .
No otuer t ret-ciass railroad Id the world bat ben
ouilt and equipped su rapidly ai tue Union PaclUo '
which runs eat irom Qui aha
ACROSS THE C0TLNET.
The United Ptatrs Government makes of this rail
road a GREAT NATIONAL WOKK, and aids lis
construction by very liberal grants of money aud oi
landB. To further Insure tue speedy completion ot
tne Road, tne Company are authorised to lasue their
own
FIRST MORTGAGE B0DS,
Having thirty lears to run, and having Interest cou
pons payable semi-annually al the r of six per
rnt. lngold. The principal, as weil as Interest, Is
made
PAYABLE IX GOLD.
Tbe Mortgage Bonds of nearly all o'ber railroads
ln tbls country, are payable, principal and Interest, In
currency, and It ts asserted, wjhout fear of contra
diction, that no other railroad cjmpany ln tbe world
bulldltg so great ao extent of road. Issue bonds of
equal value with tbe First Mortgage Roods now of
fered lot sale by the Union PaclUo Railroad Co.
Tbe pi ice of these Bonds Is no IMS. aadaocrned
Interest trom July 1, lu currency. Tbe Company be
Hove ttifK at this price tbelr onds are tue
Safest and mobi Profitable Investment
In tbe market, and tbey confidently expect that they
will shortly command a higher premium than any
similar security.
Tbe Company reserve tbe right to advance the
price at any time and will not fill any orders or receive
am subscriptions on which the money bns not been
actually paid at tbe Company's office before tbe time
of surb advance.
Bubso, lptloni will be received In Philadelphia by
DE HAVEN & BROTHER,
No, 111 S. THI&D Street,
W. PAINTER & CO.,
No. 86 b. THIKD Btreet,
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
no. to a. tuikii btreet.
AND IN NEW YORK
AT TUB tOMFAKys OFFICE,
No. 20 NASHAC Btreet,
AMD fir
JOHN J. CISCO A SOn, n.tNKEBS,
No. 69 WALL Btreet,
And by tbe Company's advertised Agents throughon
the United bUtes,
Remittances sbould be made ln drafts or other
funds par ln New York, aud tbe bonds will be sent
free of charge by return express. Parties subscrib
ing through local agents will look to them for their
sate delivery.
A PAMPHLET AND AP FOR 1868 has Jnat been
published by tbe Company, glvlug fuller Information
than Is possible ln an advertisement, respecting the
Progress of tbe Work, the Resources of tbe Country
traversed by tbe Road, tbe Means for Construction
and tbe Value of the BohCs, which will be sent free
on "application at tbe Company's omces or to Any oi
tbe advertised Acenta.
JOHN J. CISCO, TBEAMUREB,
July 8. 1888. 161 tow til New Tors-,
COPARTNERSHIPS.
-KTOTICE IS UEPK1JY CilVEN TI1AT TUB
JN limited partnership heretofore ei luting niween
i he uiidnal ued under. lie name of KMIL oCHALlt,
U this day dissolved by mutual omseut.
KMII, H JlIALK.
CUAULJ-iLKNNIQ.
riillada., July 1.A.D- WSi UUMt
FINANCIAL,
:MITHBAHDOLPH&j
BUY COUrONS OP
GOVERNMENT BONDS
AT SAME PRICE A3 GOLD.
AG EATS FOR THE SALE OF THE jPOFU
LAIt LOAJiS
Central and Union Pacific Rail
road First Mortgage Bonds.
Principal and Interest Payable In (Jolil.
CU7FON8 OF T IIK -K BONDS CASHKD AT
OUR OFFICE.
Dealers in all government Securities.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
No. 16 South THIRD Street,
710
PITIL A DELPHI A.
Coup
N 8
of rnn
FIRST MOTH GAGE BONDS
OF
The Union Pacific Railroad Co.,
ND
Central Pacific Railroad Co,,
Paid at the Banking House oi
WM. PAIZTTER & CO.,
No. 36 S. THIRD Street,
6 1 tf PIIILADELPIIIA,
Who hare the Paclilc Bonds on hand for
immediate deliver-.
Kevf Bescrlptlve Pamphlets, with Map,
furnished without charge, on application.
L E H I C II VALLEY
RAILROAD COJU'ANY'H
M0HTGAGE liOXDS, DUE IN 1898.
5,000,000,
"With Interest at Six Per Cent., Payable on
the First Bay of Juno and Decem
ber of each year,
jYEEE from state and umted
states taxes.
These Bonds are secured by mortgage on the fol
lowing Ral.rcads belonging to tbte Company, namely,
ibe main line trom Fhll Usburg.New Jersey, tnrongh
Maucb Chunk to WUkf aharre, Feunsyi vanla, lul
miles: tbe Beaver Meadow branch, 7!i miles and tbe
Let Igh and Mabanoy branch, VL)i miles, making a
total of 161 miles of road, Including 78 miles double
track, equal, with sidings, to 09 miles of single track,
together with all lauds, bridges, work-shops, ma
chinery, depots, eng'ne houses, and buildings there
unto belonging, and all rolling stock, tools. Imple
ments, and material, bf laugiug to tuls Company, la
ure on the said Railroad.
Tils mortgage Is a h.-tt lien on all or the above
Boads. except 46 mlls, from Easton to MaucbCbunk,
cn which It la preceded uy a mortgage tor $l,WO,ooo
due In 1676, tbe Bonds or which ar. exctianglng. as
last as present ed, for ilo present Issues; those not
presented until maturltv are to be paid ont of the pre
sent loan, making It a flr.t mortgage on the above
mentioned property.
$1,000,000 OF 1BJSE BONDS,
Either Coupon or Registered,
Are offered at nlnely-l.e per centum, with luterest
from tbe day of sa'e. litie from titate and United
Btates' taxes.
CHARLES C. I.O.N (JSTRETJI, Treasurer,
Office of tbe Lehigh Va . i-r Rallroal U'raiiini,
71 Ira KO.MIWA1 VT Ktret'l. Philadelnhla.
COLD D OUGHT.
DE HAVEN & BR0.,
No. 40 SOU1 R THIRD ST.
6 a lm
S
EVEN PER CENT. MORTUAtiE BONDS
Of tbe Pennsylvania ai d New York Canal and
Railroad Company, Ooaranteed, Principal
And Int rest, by tbe
Lehigh Valley Railroad Companv,
For Sale at 95, and Interest from Juno 1.
C. & II. B0RIE,
NO, 8 HEKCn ANTS' EXCHANGE,
B0 WEN & FOX,
C2B imrp No. IU MKItCHAKTb' EXOHANQg.
QITY OF PITTSBUKQ WATER WORK
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS,
FOB BALE BY
WHELEN BROTHERS,
FINANCIAL.
3 A H K I h' G HOU8C
or
JayCoqkeSi(p.
Nob. 112 and 114 South THIRD Street
PHILADELPHIA.
Dealers in all Government Securities.
Old 5-203 Wanted ln Exchange for New.
A Liberal Difference allowed.
Compound Interest Noteg Wanted.
Iutcrcst Allowed on Deposits.
COLLECTIONS MADE. STOCK 8 bought and sold
on Comnilaf ten.
Special business accommodations reserved for
ladles. 76 Sm
QLENDINNINQ & DAVIC.
HO. S SOUTH TI1IBD STBKKTI
Stock and Gold Brokers,
QUOTATIONS OP NEW YORK STOCKS
ALWA rs OS BAND, t6
St. SLINUmHIKS. Mb TOKBT H. DAV'Sl
-J-HE 8AFC DEPOSIT CO.
ror Bare Keeplaff of Valaabl.s, mrt.
tlee,etnBl U.iatlstsi of (laraa,
DIRECTX) R8
N. B. Browne, I J. Ollllngham Fell.lAlek. Henry,
C. U. Clarke, C. Macai.-ater, B. A. Ca'dwWL
John Welsh, . I&W. dark. I Oea r, ivTer
OFFICE, HO. 491 CUES HPT STRRKT '
N. B. BKOWMC Frealdenk
. a H. CLARK, Vice-President,
B. PATTKRBON. Bee, and Treasures. 1 1n wfml
SUMMER RESORTS.
s
U M M E R
RESORTS
OJf LINE OF PHIL A DELPHI A ANT) READIN
MH.AUAU AO U UKA.itJtl ItO.
MANSION UO USE, HT. CARD ON,
Mrs. Caroline Wander, Pottsvllle P. O., BobuylkUl O
I UHC A ROR A HOTEL,
Mrs. M. L. M liter, Tuscarora P.O Schuylkill 00
MANSION HOUSE,
W. F 8mlth, Mahanoy City P, O., BcbnylklU 0
WHITE HOUSE,
K. A. Moss, Beading
ANDALUSIA,
Henry Weaver, Reading P.o
LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL,
Dr. A. Hmith, Werneravllle P. O., Backs Oo,
COLD SPRINGS HOTEL, Lebanon Co.,
Char. Kodearmel, Box H0. Haxrlabarg P, O,
D 0 JER TO WN S EM IN A R Y,
L. M. Koons, Boyertown P. O., Berks Co
LITIZ SPRINGS,
George T. Orider, Litis P. O., Lanohster Oo.
PERKIOMEN BRIDGE HOTEL,
Davis Longaker, Freeland P. O., Montgomery Oo
PROSPECT TERRACE:
Dr. James Palmer, Freeland P. O., Montgomery
County. 5 21 am
HYCENIA HOUSE,
COLLINbV ltFACH, DELAWARE,
Is new open for the reception of gatsts. This fave
rite place of resort Is bevutltnlly si nated at a point
on tbe Delaware Bar , a fe w milt a from tbe Cap.s, It
bas a beantllul lawn Iu front, well eba'ed, good sal
water bathing, sailing, etc Take steamer Perry
Arcb street wharf.
7 10 lm FRANK COLLINS, Proprietor.
Post Ofllce address. Peaky nevllle, Del.
JIJ1E CATS KILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
This favorite SUMMER RESORT, situated on tb
CAR-BILL MOUNTAINS, fit ate of New York, and.
commanding the finest view In America, having been
recently enlarged, wUl be open from JUNK 10 lo
OCTOBER 1.
Terms, $450 per day, or $28-00 per week.
S'ages connect at Catklil lth all of tbe Hudson
River Kailr- ad trains, and tbe day koala trow. New
York or Albany.
A iBowltn the steamhoate Tbomas Powell and New
Champion,, leaving Pttr 65, foot of PRANKLIii
btreet. New York, daily, at 5 P. M. Saturdays at
P.M.6 9 2mJ CHAKLK8 L. BEAOH.Propnetor,
C
OLLMBIA HOUSE, CAPE MAT.
THE COLUMBIA IIOCIC,
At Cape I.lad,N. J.,
was opened on the 251 h of June.
Situated but a few rods from the beach, with three
handled good bathing-rooms standing directly at the
surf, and with flue shade trees upon tbe lawn, this
house must surpass any other at tbe Capes, as well fo
Its ouulde attractions and conveniences as for lis ex
tensive and well regulated Interior.
Tbe COLUMBIA baa long been sustained by a sub.
stantlal and select patronage from all parts of the
country, and Its appointments mar be depended upoa
as strictly nret-claas. For rooms, etc., address
OKOllGK J. BOLTON. Proprietor,
CAPE ISLAND, N. J.,1
BULTOR'N HOTEL,
612fmwtf HARRISliBUU.Pa.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY.
FIRST GRAND
PROMENADE CONCERT AND HOP,
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 18.
MU8IO UNPER THE BIRKCTION
SIMON P AfcSLKB,
OF MR.
7 18 St
THE NEPTUNE HOUSE,
ATLANTIC CITT, W, J.,
Has been enlarged, repainted, refurnished with new
furniture and spring beds, and la now open lor tbe
reception ot visitors. It is within FIFTY YARIS of
Ibe beach. JOUN OMIOK, Proprietor.
KOBKBT L. FURY T H lm
JJNITED STATES IOTEL,
ATLANTIC CITY, 1ST. J
W Ulbe Opened for the reception of gnents on
kATIHUItT, JUNK 87.
iiui under the dhection of Simon Hassler
Persons wishing to eugage rooms can do so by ap
plying to
DROWN & WOELPPER, Propriutora,
ATLANT O OTTY. or
JNu. Si7 RlcHMOiMD Street.
e 2 Hm
PHILADELPHIA IIOUsiB, CAl'Ifi ISLAND,
N. J., la now ui eo lor the Suiuuit-r aeaaou. Fami
nes dealring a quiet hum. al ice a shore at a mode
rate pr re. will call on or aildrw. K. UitlFFIl'Il, No.
lout I J1ISN t'T stieel.
Attached lo the r.talillabment Is a Hue of coaches,
for the acconimoUailon ol' aneawi. 8 tl lui
THE TUP WONT HOUSE, UAPK MAT", IS
uyw open for these aun
Tern,.- W per "'-iuan Wt
8 28 1m Proprietor.
BEAFSEBb.-EVEUY lNtUKDMENT THAT
science and skill have Invented lo ai.t tue
1 1, .vev deurea ol deafuea: also. R-wuiratora:
alaii. Crandall's Patent Crulclies. superior to any
S.'T.'iV. li ma Tat P. MADEIKA'B.NO. lb B. TKNTli
l. . . . hu!uv i Jiaajiaa. It ttaM.
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