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THE DAILY EVENING TKLKQKAP1I PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JULY G, Wtf;
TMBD ED ITION
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.
Irish National Convention In Chicago
The Coming Solar Eolipsa Ar
rangement for Slaking Ob
servationsTragedy in
New York Money
Quotations.
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FROM CHICAGO,.
Tl" Irlnh Rppnblloitn Oonrfntloii fwtyrday
irlomlnn'n Hr-aalon-ObUTt ol ihe AMPmblinii.
Lnioauo, July The lrlsti National Keputilirun
Convention met In Farwell Uall, la this city, yesutr
day morning. The ball was appropriately decanted
i with flags and mottoes. The convention was called
j to order by Mr. Bell, of the Irish itpublican, who
proponed an tomnorary chairman of the convention
! the lion. J. W. Fitzgerald, of Cincinnati. He was
declared elected. Mr. Fitzgerald addressed the
J delegates at considerable length, taking groued in
favor of universal liberty to ail classes and color ;
also In favor of the protection of American industry.
Messrs. John Pope Hodnott, of Dakotah, Mr.
Keller, of New York, and J. O'Conner, of Washing-
i lugton city, were eloctel temporary secretaries.
I A Committee on Credentials wa appointed, con-
8lst4ug of one person from each State, as follows :
Tennessee, John A.Mullen; Kansas, H. II. Coo-
. neys Wisconsin, K. Sweeney; Iowa, John Hnlley;
Michigan, K. OC'onnor; Louisiana, P.O. Maroney;
Ohio, Thomas Ntreedv; Pennsylvania. Martin Lai
hell ; Missouri, Peter ially ; District of Columbia, .1.
1 D. O'Conncll; I)acoUh, John Pope Uodnett; Illinois,
Michael IMgott; Connecticut, Ulchard MoCloscll;
Nebraska, John liuinn; North Carolina, J. P. Li-o;
y. Kentucky, Mr. Boland; New Jersey, David Hall;
Minni'HOtn, Panl Fitzgerald ; aud New York, Captain
William 11. Orou.
n A Committee on Permanent Organization was nisi
V appointed, representuig the same Slates and Terri-
ti'rtea, as follows:
WlHOonxin, Tlimnas Reynold; Iowa, J. J. McDonald;
Minnesota, Paul Fitcgerald ; Teunssnea, John J. Mulliu;
Michigan, Jolwi Olevey; Ixiuwiana, R. L. Rlierly, Ob'o.
, , P. O'Neill; Missouri, M. I). Enriiiht: DakoUh, John P.
i Hodnett; Illinois, U. M(ir; Pennarlvania, James A.
i Hngan; Oonnnrticnt, Richard MOloud: Nebrank,
John Quinn, District of Columbia, W. Duffy; North t!a--a-
-metm, 4. F. Lea; Kentucky, M. Donald; New Jersey,
; Dsvid Bell; Minnesota, Paul Fitzgerald; New York,
John O'Hrion.
The convention then took a recess, and reassem
bled at 8 o'clock.
The Committee on Credentials reported the fol
lowing Hiatus and Territories represented : Con
necticut, 10 delegates; Dakotah, 1; District of Co
lumbia, S; Illinois, 63; Iowa, 11; Ohio, 81; Ne-
braska, 6; New Jersey, 1 ; North Carolina, 8; Mlchi
4 gan, 8; Missouri, 6; Pennsylvania, 8; Kentucky, 5;
Louisiana, 6; Minnesota, 7; Massachusetts, 6; Wis
consin, 14; Kansas, 8; New York, 89. The total
numlier of delegates reported was 821. A large
! ' numlier of delegates on the rolls aro not here.
On motion of Mr. Quinn, N. C, each delegation
was authorized to strike on" the names of those not
present
V After some delay the Committee on Permanent
'; 0"" ntf.ation made the following report :
- kiW'tent, Hon. J. W. Fitzgerald, of Ohio; Vice Presi
dent, W. J. Renohaw, of W isconsin ; Jamea Magonigle.
of Michigan; P. 11. Dunn, ef Illinois; J. M. Moriarty, of
"" Pennsylvania; R.O.Cloud, of Connecticut; W. Duffy, of
is . the District of Columbia; W. McKinloy, of Tennsiee;
' D. Hell, of Wow Jersey ; Matthew Byrne, of New York ; R.
. r til il -c i vr..L . 't i. I: : .uin. p w
XI. I 111 linn 1 I'l . imiiuifl I.e.. 1 1. 1 vi v-1. 1 , . " -
Oomery, of Kansss; Henry O'Connor, of Iowa; Dennis
U'Hrian, or v lrgima ; ueorge ik. unrien, or nenrssaa;
I ' Paul Fitzgerald, of Minnesota; John Kelley, of North
Carolina: J. Pope Hod nett, of Duootah-
The report was adopted, and the Convention adjourned
until to-day.
t The Powell Exploring Expedition.
: Chioaoo, July 6 There can scarcely be any doubt
- that John A. Rlsdon, who reported the loss of the
t Powell Exploring Expedition, is an Impostor. A
despatch from Lasalle, where Rlsdon claimed to
belong, says that no such man Is known there.
FEOMWASJIIJVGTOJV.
, The Nolar Eclipse.
Vfxjtatcli to the Associated Press.
Wahiiington, July 6 The second party fitted out
from the Naval Observatory to observe the solar
eclipse of August T left this city with their Instru
ments on Monday evening for the vicinity of Des
moines. Iowa. Professors William Darkness and J.
R. Eastman, V. 8. N., have charge of the meteoro
logical and astronomical work, and the party baa
lieen Joined by Dr. Sdward Curtis, U. 8. A., under
: orders from the Surgeon-General's Department, to
pnocograpn,in connection wun tne Observatory
party, the vurisus phases of the eclipse.
FROM XEWYORK.
The Htock and Gold Market;
Sjf(tial Desjiatch to The Evenituf Telegraph,
i New Yokk, July 6. The Stock market was oulte
variable to-day and considerably depressed, about
noon the quotations showing an average decline of
aoout i per cent. The market for Government secu
rities is steady, and prices are generally unchanged.
Oold opened at 187, declined to 136'i, but Is now
steady at 136o136V. The Money market is less
active, but steady at 10714". Foreign exchange is
steady at 10,gl09;l' for 60 days, and HO,1 lor 8
uayn. i
Horrible Mnrde
Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
Nbw Yokk, July . Last night Christopher Mc
flulre, a laborer, on a drunken spree, beat his wife
to death. McOulre was arrested, and took the mat
' ter coolly. The citizens in the vicinity of the mur
der were violently excited, and nothing but his
prompt arrest Baveunim irom summary punishment.
Arrivals.
The steamers arrived at this port this morning are
iuee: r-nenia, irom iiamourg; Java, rrom Liver
pool ; Nebraska, from IJvernooL
The steamer City of Brooklyn, from New York,
. nrriveu out ai yueenscown at o a. Ai. steamer Bel
lona arrived out at London this morning.
Oil Market.
Special Veapatch to The livening Telegraph.
- Nkw Yokk, JulyB Crude, 16 V to IT; refined, 83.
Market firm. Antwerp, 48, ; Liverpool, unchanged.
FROM THE SOUTH.
Detttructlve Plr In Louisville.
I.01T1HV1I.I H .Till V A T oar lhfr KA Af 11 TT
wuj v. l.ooi aMIgllb V1IVJ DVVI VJ V7A Ht J l
Neal, dry goods dealer, was damaged by lire to the
amount of from 4,ooo to $000 in stock and fixtures,
bu iui ju,uw in ine ioiiuwu)gcomjanics
crpool and London, Cleveland, Buckeye, and North
"" "'"" I'uiuimuics, a aomau candle is supposed
to have rnnupfl thu fi
A cricket match between the Blue Stockings, of
viumumw, uig mo iveniucKy C1UO, 01 LOUlSVllIe,
resulted, Blue Stockings, uo, Kentucky, 120.
ICaOffl n t lnucrl kspnulA
PnrmrvvMr. Tn lw m rr, .. m n . M . .
- nniniB(iiuij V, C 11 1 H 1, rftCQ Ml JJOIJ S
Park yesterday, mile heaw, for 300, was won by
Pet. The second race, for tnoo. was won by Finite
gan, aud the third race, for flOOO, by Rosa Uold-
KriDrpaip f 'nurt I m nnM. i Linr v mi
- v ... tfuBllire j iifiujp
-up. ueaa, Agnevr, Hbarawoad,
and Willlnnie.
r.snrdjr.!.rdilel.,l'VCul?be.rU?d Va,le' Ballroad Com
SiuHIed PP Unt"- Cu,ubOTln county. Appeal dis-
Bldi ',t.;l- P""8'. vs. the Oumberland Valloy
JlXSSSSS' T,L Mo"""1"" franklin count,
nn't"1"1" ,L CuinbB'-,''1 county. Judg
liranmiioyfT va. the 8outliern Mutual Insurance Com.
Ji.ny of Vrk county. Judgment attinuod
&Ui!aU APl'l Cumberland county. Appeal die-
T.wii""'. tL.v. How et. aL C)umbrUnd county
afrfmld'. Joob', (Jamberlanl county. Judguwut
Taylor k Kleworth, Kieoutors, va. Edwin Kldrldire
I.y. on.ii.g ooiinty. Judgment atlirruod;
Ily Judge Kvad:
Smith va. Austin et aL Franklin county. Juduuient
rearmed and euire de noo awnrdod. "
I..A -KlniweU , Jimepb Uittnerr. Homeraet oount.
Judtmr!,'- K'0lmri o'- Vbaum county.
UndUH.,-?l Juif pli 8inRle' A'Jni'"'ttor. from Cumber
Al,i,?.y' ii "P'."" t cost of appellants,
Altrauain Hiwtutter va. J. M. HvkaM. (lumtntrlmid
.mJlltlt AM'"il'D 2'mm'a- Vork counts;. Judgment
Binud. Agiiew and Kliarswood diMeiitin
'l!SA3"l"a ,k.iitma York oSuiity. Decree
atbnuvd and apixala duuaunad at oosta of aii)llauu i'.r
Aproala of Abraham HotTnr. Laacaater county. De
cree affirmed at orrnu of appollant.
Wnnrtnrlirh A lt.id vs. Tlie Oumborland Valloy Rail
mad. Franklin eonntr. Piwtre alflrmud, dlnmminr the
bill and diaeolving the Injunction at coots of ainellanta.
Henoch nl. vs. Foromaat. Cumberland couuty. Judg
mont anNrmed.
The ( oramonwes'lh v. The Penn Oaa Goal Onmpanr.
Two raaee. Dauphin oounty. Judgment reversed and
tmirr dr nnvo awarded. ,
By Agnnw, J. :
John Omar and John Vanliyaring va. Ashland Iron Com
psny. Judgment affirmed.
Henry let iron nt al. vs. Henry Koohenour. York
oounty. Judamet aJTirmed. Perenriam.
Abraham torney vs. Alirsham M. Bard. I,noter
county. Judgment reversed and venire de novo awarded.
Per curiam.
The Commonwealth va. The Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company. Krie Railroad Company, the Laoka
wannaand Hloomsburg Railroad Company. Mnnongahela
Navigation Company, and Cleveland and Pittsburg Kail
road Company. Dauphin county. Judgment reversed
and venire de novo awarded.
Anpen of Henry O. Knpp, administrator. Cumberland
oounty. Dcreee reversed.
Oeorge and John Myers, Rxeontora, vs. Barah Troul.
York county. Docroe rovereed.
William Drawbaugh vs. Frederick MentaeretaL Cum
berland county. Decree affirmed with costs.
Daniel Weygand vs. Hamnel Oaither et al. Homerset
oounty. Deoroe atfirmed with costs, to be paid by ap
pellant. John D. Roddy vs. William S. Harah, Somerset eoanty.
Judgment reversed, and v. f. d. n. awarded.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company vs. Jacob K. Goodman.
IjinuaMter oounty. Judgment affirmed.
The 8ohool Distriot of Heidelberg township, Lebanon
county, vs. John Hons. Judgment affirmed.
The Lykena Valley Coal Company vs. Ulllard Dock, as
signee of the Frank lin Coal Company. Dauphin oounty.
Judgment affirmed.
Commonwealth vs. The Phoenix Iron Company, Danphln
count. Judgment reversed, and v. f. d. n. awarded.
Kind lay A Hay vs. Joseph Keim. Homerset oounty.
Judgment reversed and v. f. d. a. awarded.
The Borough of York vs. Montgomery county. Meigs et
1. Decree reversed, and plaintiff's bill diamiKsed.
By rtliarswood, J.Haldeman A Orubb vs. Haldemtn et
al. ; MaJdeman et al. va. Haldeman A Urubb. Lebanon
county. Judgment revonted, and judgment on the oaae
stated for the defendants.
Hartman vs. DUer et al. Lancaster county. Judgment
affirmed.
Mishlervs. Commonwealth. Lancaster county. Judg
ment atfirmed.
ttettysburg National Bank v. Kahns. Adams oeunty.
Judgment reversed, and v. f. d. n. awarded.
Koonta vs. Hammond. Bedford oounty. Judgment
affirmed.
Myers' appeal. Adanisoounty. Deorea affirmed In part
and reversed in part.
Hoover vs. Uehr. Franklin oounty. Judgment
afflrmod.
Howiervs. Oeesna Bedford count). Judgment affirmed.
The Commonwealth to use of Mary C. Miller vs. Hnyder
et si. Somerset county. Judgment affirmed.
Davis et al. vs. Bigler et aL IHiupuin oounty. Judgment
reversed, and v. f. d. n. rendered.
.Ion en' Appeal. Dauplun oounty. Uncree reversed.
Klder vs. Keel. Dannhin oounty. Judgment reversed.
and v. f. d. n awarded.
Ktnter's Appeal. Dauphin oounty. Decree affirms i.
and appeal dismissed at costs of appollant.
By WilltaroflJ. JJsvia f. Brown et ai vs, nimrnmi a
Weill. Hcbuylkill county. Injunction dissolved.
Moaner vs. 1 uwy. Adams county, ouagment amrmea.
Lingenfitter at aL vs. Richey. Bedford oounty. Judg
ment affirmed. . . .
The Pittsburg, Columbna, and Oinoinnati Railroad Com
pany, the Western Transportation Company, and tht
Pittsburg and HtoubeHville RBilroad Company vs. Alexan
der A Thomas Jones. Allegheny oounty. Judgment
affirmed. . ,
Madara and 8 pong vs. Eversole. Bed'ord oounty.
Judgment afhrmed.
Rupp et al. vs. Over. Bedford oounty. JadgmanH
affirmed. Vr curium.
Pennnylvania Railroad Company vs. Rev. J. M. Barrett.
Westmoreland county. Judgment affirmed.
Daniel O. May vs. Elizabeth May. Cumberland oounty.
Judgment affirmed.
BMullenry vs. Winslow. et al. Elk county. Appeal dis
uiiHsed at costs of appellant. Road, J., dissents.
liurby's Apieal fi-om the Orphans' Court of Philadel
phia. Appenl dismissed and docree oontii-med at the costs
of the appellant.
Hall vs. Rulon. Common Pleas of Philadelphia. Decree
reversed and modified.
Commonwealth vs. Franoa & Egerton. Dauphin county.
Jndgment affirmod. I't curiam.
Mary Donohue vs. Patriok MoNichol. Cortiflorte from
Nisi Prius. Decree reversed, and order for plaintiff to be
drawn up under the rule.
Conrt of Quarter Sessions Judge Pelrce.
The July term of the Court was opened yesterday by his
Honor Judge Peirce. No other business than the calling
of the jury was transacted. This morning hia Honor ap
pointed Francis K. Wharton foreman of the Grand Jury,
and instructed the gentlemen as to their general duties.
The morning was tuken up by a false pretense case,
poeseHSing no interest whatever.
AT THE SEASIDE,
The "Fourth" at Cape Mar A Grand Rush for
the Inland-Nothing IJke It Before How the
multitude .Passed the Auuivvmary of Inde
peadence.
From Our Own Correspondent.
Caps Islakd, N. J., July 5.
Last year the West Jersey Railroad Companies
placed their afternoon fast express train between
Camden and the seashore on the time-tables about
the l&th of July, and that date marked the opening
of the season at Cape Island, This year, however,
the railroad companies determined upon taking time
by the forelock, and, accordingly, they announced
that the full summer complement of trains would
commence to run on the 3d. The result of these
facilities for reaching this delightful spot, combined
with the curious freaks of the weather during the
past week or two, and the coincidence or the Anni
versary of Independence with the weekly day of
rest, were very manifest.
There was a great scrambling for seats In the cars
on Saturday, and when the train finally started on
Its way, a few minutes after time, In consequence of
the difficulty in getting enough cars together, it con
tained over five hundrel passengers. For three or
four days previously, large numbers had arrived, and
when the eve of the Fourth of July closed in npen
us, there were by some hundreds more people on
Cape Island than ever before In its history at the cor
responding period of the year. This fact was so
marked and singular that it elicited universal com
ment and testimony, especially from the affable gen
tlemen who presides over the destinies of the great
hotels, none of whom had ever carried about with
them more benignant and shall I not say so?
benevolent countenances. The upshot of the whole
matter Is, that "the Beason" so called has been inau
gurated fully two weeks earlier than usual,
and under auspices which give promise of
more than the customary activity. By the erection
of the monstrous and magnificent pile known as the
Stockton Bouse, additions and improvements to
several of the old establishments, and the almost
magical springing up of about fifty new and elegant
cottages, the facilities of the place for stowing away
sweltering humanity have been extended altogether
sufficiently for the accommodation of about two
thousand people. Last summer, when the heat in
the city was at the highest, and Cape Island was, in
consequence, most crowded, elbow room, both at
the table and in bed, was sadly lacking. The great
increase in the accommodations to which I have re
ferred, and which I will note more In detail here
after, will happily suffice to relieve the discomfort
which rendered a sojourn at Cape Island last sum
mer a veritable pursuit of pleasure under Uimcul
tles. Sunday, aa revealed to those who had escaped the
glare and noise ol the city, was a quiet-, sober, orderly
day, without anything to mark it as being the anni
versary of the most momentous event iu the history
of the nation. Strolls upon the beach, tussles with
the breakers, hearty and well-considered dinners,
groupings In the shade for purposes of gossip, half
waking siestas, half-heard sermons, and all the
Infinitude of phases which mark the quiet Sabbath
by the sea-side, made up the day a day less burden
some than are most of the days which fall to the lot
of men. To-day has been more hilarious. The Sabbath
restraint 1b no longer upon us, and to a man and a
woman as well we- embrace the freedom of the
occasion to make ourselves as merry as we may.
Yesterday only the wayfarers ventured to take a
bath. The staid people who are here for the sum
mer can afford to let the ocean alone on Sunday,
while the hasty sojourners of a day cannot, or think
they cannot, and consequently do not. But to-day
everybody baa made the plunge, some with a shiver
and a shrinking fear, as if the monsters of the deep
were standing with yawning Jaws, ready aud eager
to engulf them ; others with a bound as free and
reckless as that of the f rollcksome porpoises which
disport themselves Just without the motley string of
bathers.
Spasmodic efforts to observe the day with some
regard to its traditions have also been indulged in.
Every now and then the ear is saluted by the un
welcome and discordant report of the Ore-cracker.
The children rush pell-mell to the scene, and con
tribute their shrill voices to Its sputtering notes, and
raise a great hubbub, and nutter themselves that
they are nothing if not aa patrlotlo as were their
fathers when they were children before them. And
then, about high noon, a steamer flying Hudson"
from her stern, and ''Philadelphia" from her bow,
and fairly loaded down with pleasure seekers, sweeps
around the Cape, and swings up aud down along the
w( L-wlUvra, LuttkUiS VUD 04 luduvua Willi luj
goreechlng of her whistle, and drowning the virtue,
of the breskors In the booming of her gun H.
the day pramor and night Appronr-lieii, anil with It
comes another characteristic feature of an ortlrorfo
Fourth of July. . In the spacious dining-room, of
Congrcs Hall the people will assemble at o'clock
In the evening, to witness a genuine spreading of
himself by the great American eagle, after the
fashion In vogn for almost a century, anveral
speeches will be delivered, among the orators who
have promised to be In attendance for the purpose
of honoring and enlightening the occasion being
that erratlo bird of the mountains, the lion. Jarurs
M. Hcovel, of Camden. With bis fertile fancy and
exhanstless fountain of atandnrd popular quota
tions, all who choose to attend will lie fairly enter
tained. Wamhtrnaw.
city iTi:n,
Gi.rHOAnr Ohtviot Brmi-Men's, $11.
Do. do. do. Youths', 9.
Do. do. do. Boys', 8.
Haij-wav BFTwrrw i Bhmnktt A Co.,
Fifth and Towns HaM,,
.Vfaf. XirtMt.) cm M Aimer St.,
PHiL.Mvr.ritiv.
Aud son BioAwat. New Yong
GROW.a A Bakkr's Highest Premium Sewing Machines,
No. 730 Cnaenut street.
Halmt, Davis A Co.'S "New Scale" Grand and Hrpuu-s
Piano have great body of tone, and axe aa clear and musi
cal as a bell The Agnnoyia at No. m Gbeenut streot.
Every musician shoald have one.
HgOKKB'S FARTXA forms very agreeable light nntHMve
food, a snperior article for paddings and jollies, and is
highly recommended by physicians for invalid and ohil
dren. Sold by all grocers.
GrtAJ'F. BrrrrM. Every one know the value of the
grape a a luscious and healthy fruit. Hpeer'a "Standard
Wine Bitters" is the ultimate of the grape; in Its proper
tie, mildly atimulating, diuretic sudorific, and tonic.
Mora than seven eighths of.them are the pure juioe of the
grape, simply made bitter by Peruvian Bark, Chamomila
Flowers, Snake Root, Calamus, Wild Cherry Bark, etc.
Sold by Druggist.
COABXM SrOKF.fi.
No. 634 Chfhmot 8-runcT,
Mkuchamt TtiLoa
Olothirb.
flvlprt tvvii aauwud. i.nfn .ill., n. -Ua
iMnnitaH Ia .i.mina lha unrl m n nt thin n I Vi I n
now arranged for their inspection on the oountor at
j. o oi uaesam street.
Bmosn's Sewtko Macbtkks
On easiest possible terms, by
O. F. Davis, No, 810 Oheanat street.
IT is well to get clear of a Gold the first week, but it
I much better and safer to rid yourself of it the first
forty-eight hours, the proper remedy for the purpose being
Dr. Jatoe's Expectorant. Sold by all Druggists.
ALL OESTLKMHy
about to leave the city
t'ULL V KQUirPKD
or their Hummer KxcursioA-n
can be
at
OAK UALL.
Sixth and Market tret,
and
ALL WHO CAS T GET A WA V
can be
COMFORTABLE AT U0MS
by dressing in the
Cool Thin OarmentH
Cool Thin Garments
Cool Thin Garment
now being sold by
CART LOADS
at
Amazingly Low Prices
Amazingly Jjotr lrieee
Amazingly Low Prices
at
WAiVA MAKER b BROWS S,
The Laroest Clothing Houne,
Oak Uall,
The Corner of SIXTU and MA R K ET Streets.
1IEI.
BARRATT. On Sunday morning. July 4, 1869, MARY
IRVINK, wife of James Barratt, and eldest daughter of
William Cummings.
Her relatives and friends are Invited to attend her fune-
M.I I I f v. i..i... a: .. ieiu i; .
. ,i i w.u ,u. moaiuvuw ui um iriudi . i i i. i i " . 1110 DbiDnu
on Wednesday afternoon. Services at St. Paul's KpiscoLml
Church, Third street, below Walnut, at 6 o'clock.
CLARKBON. On the 6th instant, SUSAN AUSTIN,
wife of John W. Clarkson, and daughter of William M.
fcuervell, in bar ittith year,
DIVINK.-On Sunday, the 4th instant, JOHN, infant
son of William, Jr., and Mary A. Divine, aged 4 months
and 13 days.
Funeral from No. S36 S. Twenty first street, on Wednes
day afternoon, the 7th instant, at 4 o'clock.
KNGLEHART-On the 5th instant, JOHN G. F.NGLE
H A RT, aged '28 year.
The relative and friend of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late resi
dence. No. 318 Mareha'l street, on Thursday, 8th instant,
at 8 o'clock. Also, Robert Morris Lodge, I. O. of O. F. ;
Ashland Encsmpment, I. O. of O. F. ; Odd Fallows' Re
lief Association; Neptune Hose Company; and the Dele
gates of tb Firs Association.
HOLMNSHKAD. On the 4th instant, EMMA JANE,
wife of Kdward U. Hollinshead.
The relative and friend of the family are invited to
attend the funeral, from tne residence of her father,
William Taggert. No. lri3 Bit. Vernon street, on Wednes
day morning, July 7, at 11 o'clock.
LINDSAY. On the 6th instant. MARIA, Nridow of the
late John Lindsay, of Savannah, Georgia.
MAOY. On the morning of 7th month 4th, 18H9, In the
city of New York, CAROLINE K., wife of SilvanusJ.
Mucy, and daughter of Thomas and barah P. Ridgway, of
Philadelphia, in the S6tb year of her age.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral, at 10 o'olock A. M. on Jourtli day next,
from the residence of her husband, No. 21 Wast Forty
seventh street, N. Y., without further notice.
MENDENHALL. On the 4th instant, VIOTOREKN
E., daughter of K. H. aad Anna Mendenhall, aged 3 years.
The relative and friend of the family ara respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from her parents' resi
dence, No. 17 Buttonwood street, on Wednesday, the "th
instant at 8 o'olock. To proceed to Wilmington by 9)i boat
irom Arch street wharf.
MINTZER. On Manday, July 5, 1869, WILLIAM O.
W 1NTZKR, in the 53d year of his age.
His male relative and friends, and the following or-
5 animation, of wnich he was a member, viz.. Lodge No. S,
.. Y. M. ; Girard Mark Lodge, No. 314. A. Y. M. ; Colum
bia H. R. A. Chapter, No. 01, A. Y. M. ; Empire Lodge,
No. 1114, 1. O. of O. F. ; Howard Knoumpment, No. 33, 1. O.
of O. F. : Radiant Star Council, No. 45, O. U. A. M. : and
tha Vigilant Fira Company, ara respectfully Invited to at
tend Lis funeral, from his lata residence. No. i)26 Catharine
treat, on Thursday morning, the 8th instant, at lu o'clock.
Interment at Lafayette Ooinetery.
RHKRHAN. On tha morning of tha 5th instant.
JOSEPH, son of John S. and Mary 0. bheahan, aged 9
month.
JONES'
One-Price Clothing House,
No. 3IAIIKBT Street.
Our Garments are well made.
Our Cutters are men or talent.
BUT 0K PRICK 13 ASKED.
Satisfaction Guaranteed Every Purctwaer.
. GEO. W. NIEMANN, Proprietor,
S IT wtmtf No. 604 MARKET St, aboye Sixth,
INSTRUCTION.
rpiIE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY,
SOUTH BETHLF.HEM, PENNSYLVANIA.
Applioaot for admission on SEPTEMBER 1, 1869, wUI
be axamiaad on MONDAY, June 81, or on FRIDAY,
August 37, Apply to
HENRY COPPEK. LL. D.,
617 lm President.
ry H E EDGE II ILL 8 C II 0 1) L,
a Boarding and Day School for Boys, will begin Its next
session in tha new Aoademy Building at
MERCHANTVILLE, NKW JERSEY,
MONDAY. September 6, 18.
Fot circulars apply to Rev. T. W. CATTKLL,
jfmtf Fi,noln;L.
T 'I i E'ENfE KP'KI 8 K Tk'sX'IUNCETOM.
PAN Y OK l'H I LA UELPHIA. Company' Build
ing, No. U0 W ALN U T blroot. w , ,
The Directors have this day deolared a dividend of
FOUR f KH ( KNT. on the capital stock of the Oompmiy
fur the Ust en mouths, pable ou aud aftur the 16tii mtt.,
frea of all Lies, ALEX, W. WJHTsJH,
1i, fjWUr,
SUMMER RESORT 8. '
ATLANTIC CITY.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
ATLANTIC CITY, N.
Ix Now Opra far th Krftlei f favt.
HARftLFR'8 BAND, under tha directum of Btraoa
Hassle, la engaged for tha season.
Persona wishing to engage room will apply ta
GF.OROK PRKRMAN, RaperiaUoalaaA,
ATLANTIC CITY, or
BROWN A WOELPPEK,
Htm Wo. fOT RICHMOND Streot, PhiUdstphifc
SURF HOUSE",
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
it NOW OPFN FOR ;M..STS.
TKRMS MODKRATK.
F.jt room, trn, to., addree
THOMAS FARLHY. Proprietor.
Darl Sentz'.Parior Orchestra haa been engaged for tha
msoBu jj im
CONGRESS HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
GKORCK W. H1NKI.K, Proprietor. Now open for
the season, ft haa been thoroughly renovxtad and put Into
oompleta order. In oooneotion with the bathing tnire
are new bath honsns, and Uaptatn W. Tall Street' life
lines and buoys introduced for tha especial us of tha
boarders. H it lm
WAVKRLY HOUSK, ATLANTIC CITY, N.
V? J., corner ATLANTIC and OKI. AW ARK Ave
nues, opposite the United States Hotel. To those seeking
comfort and plessure this honse has, in its delightful
shade and eligible iooatian, advantage seldom found oa
the seashore. M. J. JOY,
o so im rropTieti
THE NEPTUNE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY,
N.J .ls NOWOPKN. The location of this brraie
only one hundred f net from porfeotly safe and excellent
battling, together with its cum Torts aa a First-claim Uotnl,
make it a most deeimble stooping place. Kor terms, apply
at the Hotel, or at No. 7U7 Wood stroet, Philadelphia.
6IHlm ROBK.RT L. FURK.Y, lessee.
JEED HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
(Next door to United State Hotel).
CHARLF.S SOUDKR. M. D ,
6 aim Proprietor.
M
ACY HOUSE, MASSACHUSETTS AVE-
utiu . i.r . i.:T'il 1 1 t't.ir , , .
m- ny r., a i i. i ivy un i . n. s,cps opnn ine en
tire vear. Siluuted near the liKKT H'l'UlN(i: laraa
airy rooms: furnished throughout with sirring beds.
Terras, $15 to $18 per weok.
623w OKOtt;F. H. MAOY, Proprietor.
O H
N
M E
T
Z '8
INLKT HOttSK,
ATLANTIC CITY. NKW JF.R.SKY.
Purest brands of L'quurs.
Ho "iiingU-tr-g" sold on the premise. 7 3 lm
E N TU C K Y n"7T"s E,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
is now open for the reception of vinitw.
MRS. M. OUIOLKY,
8 23 1 m Proprietress.
COLUMBIA HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY,
N. J., opposite the Surf House,
IS NOW OPEN.
Terms to suit tha times.
6 aa im EDWARD DOYLF, Proprietor.
nPHE SCHAUELER HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY,
X N. J. The best location on the island, with an A No.
1 table, and the best attention paid to its gnests. Eighty
Bne sleeping chambers, with beds, etc. unsurpassed.
6 831m ALOIS hOHAUFLKK. Proprietor.
DENNIS COTTAGE. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
(MICHIGAN AVKNUK1,
Enlarged to double its former capacity, i now ooan
for the reoei tion of guests,
JOSEPH H. BORTON.
6 23 lm Proprietor.
COTTAGE RETREAT, ATLANTIC CITYN
J., I Now Open, enlarged and improved. Spring
beds throughout the establishment. Room for invalids.
Term moderate.
6 23 Ln MRS. JMoOLKES, Proprietress.
QEA VIEW HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, n!
O J., corner of PACIFIC and KENTUCKY Avenues, i
Now Open for reception of guest.
M . LEEDS A DAVIS,
6 231m Proprietor.
SANK HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.j"
corner of ATLANTIC and OONNR0TIU0T Ave
nuea, is now open, enlarged and improved. One of the
pleasantest location on the island.
8 34 lm LEWIS REPP, Proprietor.
n ADDON HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY, FOOT
of NORTH CAROLINA Avenue, near the beach, a
new bouse iust nniahed. is now onen.
7 21m
paw un.iit-.tiun r, rroprietor.
IVARD HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
-J (Pennsylvania Avenue, between Atlantis and Aro
tic,) is now open for tha reception of guosts.
6 24 lm T7 F. WATSON, Proprietor.
rpAMMANY HOU8E, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.","
X delightfully located on NORTH CAROLINA Ave
nue, is now open.
231m ELIAS CLEAVES Proprietor-
MONROE COTTAGE, ATLANTIC CITY,
N. J., ATLANTIC Avenue, first block above United
Stntoe Hotel. Terms, $12 per week
6 23 lm WILLIAM MONROE, Proprietor.
THE k 'C'HALFONTE," ATLANTIC CITY,
N. J., IS NOW OPEN
for tbe reception of guests.
6 23 lm ELISHA ROBERTS, Proprietor.
HEWIT HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY. N. JM
will open July 1, and will be kept as formerly.
A. T. HUTCH INaON,
8231m Proprietress.
Vf AGNOLIA COTTAGE. ATLANTIC CITY",
lvl N. J a First-class Private Boarding house (Penn
sylvania avenue), is now open for the reception of boarder.
8 23 lm A. P. COOK, Proprietress.
MANN'S COTTAGE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.
J. (Pennsylvania avenue), unexcelled as to locution,
comforts, conveniences, and the furnishing of the house, is
now open for visitor, d 1231 C. C. THORN, Proprietress.
THE CLARENDON HOUSE, VIRGINIA
ATI
6231m
Avenue. Atlantio City. N. J.. 1b now ODen.
ouoct-ti ju.iuii, t'ropnelor.
r u e
A L H A M B R A.
A 1 1. A 11 1 1VJ Jl l I , I. . U . ,
will open on tbe 'Jaih inst. for tha receiition of guests.
6 231m R;B. LEEDS, Proprietor.
C e.n t r a l House,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
is now open for the reception of guests.
6 23 im LA WLOR 5 TRILL Y, Proprietor.
CHESTER COUNTY HOUSE,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
J. KEIM,
6 23 lm Proprietor.
LI G II T-ifOU S E COT T AGE,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., conveniently located to
good and safe bathing, is now open. Leave can at V. B.
Hotel.
g 16 im JONAH WOOTTON. Proprietor.
SEA-SIDE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.",
is now open it ltbereception of guests.
6 281m EVANS A HAINKS, Proprietor,
DRY GOODS.
lEMOVED TO HEAR BUILDING,
It
ENTRANCE ON NINTH STREET.
COOPER & CONARD,
DarlDg the rebuilding; of the front half of their
store, will be fully prepared to trausnot business In
their commodious rooms on
NINTH STREET, BELOW MARKET,
To whore they Invite their friends anil patrons,
promising a succession of Inducements from a Mjra
ruotn Stock.
DEPARTMENTS ALL IN FULL BLAST.
Vigorous efforts to reduce Summer Stock,
Ruinous prices for Fanoy Goodn,
Extra low prices for Desirable Goods,
Attentive appliance to buslneas,
Buyers, Interests always ln view, i I fsia
And well-meant endeavors to please,
Will characterise the summer campaign. ,
PARASOLS.
PARASOLS. ALL THE .NEWEST
41 Tendon and Paris etylaa. which for Walty, va
tA)$r riety, and eleganoa are unequaUed. A Urge aa
"Zii3I.aorunentof Ioa Oovara. Ka bide and Bun Cin.
ZZXZlilb loweat fn, at H. VULOH'A Fancy Ooodg
a aLaOnas ziuvazcn o ?
PARIS DRESS SKIRTS,
For Walking and Driving,
OF THE LATEST STYLES AND MATERIALS,
AT
IVI i$G EACH.
HOR.1SR, COLLADAY CO.,
Nos 1412 and 1414 CIIESNUT STREET,
T6 3t
SUMMER RESORTS.
(JAPH MAY.,.
O C E A M HOUSE.
CAPE MAY, NKW JERSEY.
Mar t, 180L
This wall-knows and ravor4t Hons having baasi
thoroughly renovated and imprmrod, will be re-opened by
the undersigned, aa flrtt class Family liotel, on th
twenty-fourth of June next.
Tha OORAN HOUSE is sltnatod within fifty yards of
tbe beach. It offer snperior advaatagea to Families oa
account of qniet and tha high character of its guests; and
it will be kept strictly home like in every seapaot. Sevanty
flve New Bathing Rooms have been added, and many
other important improveinonta, whiota will contribute
greatly to the comfort of visitors.
The Proprietors have bad several yean' experience in
Oape May Hotel bnsinese, and bar secured help wbiob
will equal that of any other House on tha Inland.
Kvery effort will be made to give satisfaction to all who
may favor tha OCEAN HOUKK with their patronage.
For Rooms, etc, address (s81mw14plni
LYCETT & SAWYER.
JOHN W. I.YCBTT. HKWBT W. BAWTKS.
QOLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE MAY, N.J.
WILL RECEIVE QUESTS on and after JUNE Uth,
Extensive alterations and additions, added to tb
great advantage ln location wnich the Columbia
possesses, ln consequence of the tendency of Cape
May Improvements, enable as to promise oar
patrons more than ordinary satisfaction.
For Rooms, etc., ftddresa
GEORGE J. BOLTON.
PROPKIETOB, or
J. H. DENNISON.
6 IBmwf 8m MERCHANTS' HOTEL, PhUada,
SEWEIL'S POINT FISH HOUSE,
Cold Spring Inlet, Cape May, N. J.
PLEASURE AND FISHING BO Ad 8 TO HIRE.
Meals and Refreshments served at short notioa, snd tha
beet attention paid to tbe wants of fishing parties and
visitors to tha Inlet generally.
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, eta., of the choicest brands.
II. W. FAWCETT,
7 1 lm PROPRIETOR.
s
TOCKT O N HOTEL,
CAPS MAY, N. X,
WILL OPEN ON THE 84th OF JUNE, 1869,
This Hotel has been erected within the past year ;
Tords arriDle accommodations for nearly one than-
sand fruesm, and is furnished equal to any of the
leading hotels in the United States.
For terms, etc, address
FI2T12K ANEH,
PROPRIETOR,
6 81m CAPE MAY, N.J.
(Opposita the Stockton Hotel),
CAPE MAY, N. J.
A few apartments, wkh boars', in these splendidly-cn-struoted
Cottages, can ba secured on immediate applica
tion at the Cottage to H. W. FAWCETT,
8 38 lm Proprietor.
SEA BATHING.
NATIONAL HALL,
CAPE MAY CITY. N. J.
This large and commodious Hotel, known as the National
Hall, is now receiving visitors.
BliJaui AARON OARRETSON, Proprietor.
C ARR'8 COTTAGE, JACKSON 8THEBT,
CAPE MAY, N. J., an entirely new and handsome
hotel, just completed and newly furnished throughout, u
now oi en lor uie aeason. 1 ooa ivcomaiuuniKiiu ior imuu-
era. 88 lin
FRANCIS OAKK, Proprietor.
MERCHANTS' HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. J.
This delightfully locutod hotel is NOW OPKN for
i h u.vtn whrA the nnditmiiined. as heretofore, will da-
vote bia whole energies to the cc.mfort of his giiesta
WILLIAM MAnUii.
6 28 Sm Proprietor.
PARKINSON HALL, HUGHES STREET,
Oape May. First-class Private Boarding Uouss,
commanding a full view of the Mtockton House and ooeaa.
61 lm Mrs. K. PARKINSON JONKS, PropriiitroBa,
"cMAKIN'S ATLANTIC HOTEL. CAPE
May City, N. J., now rendy for visitors, and to con
tinue open tha entire year hereafter.
3D lii JiMN Alt M AKIN, Proprietor.
C" APE MA Y. ADO LP 1 1 PROSKAUEB, OF
No. 223 8. THIRD Hi root, Philadelphia, MAISON
DORKE, ltestauraut a lu mri, and hotel on Eu
ropean plan, corner of WASHINGTON and JACKSON
Streets, Cape May. BAilm
t Philadelphia iiouse,"capk may. n. j.,
I u now open for tha reception of y iesta. Addrosa
K. f.RlillTIJ. Cape May,
6 28 lm or No. 1004 CHKSNIJT Street. Philadelphia.
T A PIERRE HOUSE, CAPE MAY, N. J.
J This delightfully located hotol is now open for tbs
" a"l'in J. WIENER, Proprietor.
OAPE ISLAND. PKIVATE BOARDING FOR
1 I t'lUIIIL'al .1 tha MUML'l IV UfUIL'U
6 881m MltH. H. W. i Al'.OKN, Proprietress.
138 lm aiitn. n. v. iiAiiuna, I'roprleu
HERMAN HOUSE, CAPE MAYN.
' NOW OPEN. IJrgo airy ainirle and eommunic
ma Hpring Ueds. Tonna. l.i to I8 per week,
i s lm CLU ri!fl A ;0., Propriet
T
... o.,
licating
riH
ti
'O., Proprietors.
ri-MjirvinvT iffl'Sl'. COUVRR vitivtrrTv
J and WASHINGTON NlreeL, Cape May, N. J., will
onnn on the ttd of Jul. Tcrum, $16 to per weok.
J2r.iu HUMPH BE Y HUG II En, Proprietor.
M
THOMAS & SONS, NOS. 18U AND 141
8. FOCKTH KTRKET.
Bala at the Auction Rooms. Nos. 139 and lit 8.
rourth street.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO,
MIKHOKK, HANDSOME VELVK'l'. UHUBaKLS,
AND OTHER CARPETS, KTJ).
On Thursday Morning,
Ju'y 8, at 9 o'clock, at the auution rooms, by oaf alogna,
large assortment of superior bousehuld furniture, com
prising Hanilwiiue walnut paalor, library, d i in room,
aud I'lianibsr furniture; rieood pianoforte; Frennli
plaleiuirroia; walnut wardi-ohes; sideboards; boukoawM;
extnion, oenlre, and bouuiiet tables; ohiua,lniM, aud
plated ware; fine hsir limUreHsos; foatber beki, bnl
snd pillows; suutuior otHue furniture; refriga
rators : piutfnrm scales; loor bandbome velvet, Uiiikbels
anil other csniefs, etc. etc.
Alao, by ordtr of ansignva, th stock of a furniture store,
couirinig bedsteads, bureaus, waslutanUa, tablos, chairs,
uiUrvV4WWilViSl Ival
PHILADELPHIA.
OTHER BUMMER RESORTS.
CATAWISSA RAILROAD
TOURISTS'
SUMMER EXCURSION TICKETS
TO
Niagara Falls, Montreal, Quebec, Whita
jsaountsvins, Boston, Lake George,
Saratoga, New York, Etc. Etc., ,
ARE NOW BEADY FOR SALE AT THE TICKET
OFFICE,
NO. 811 CHESNUT STREET,
TTt PHILipELPjniA-
S U ri M E R TRAVEL
VIA
NORTH PENNSUVUNIH RAILROAD.
n
The most popular route te
Wilkesbarre, Scranton, Mauch Chunk,
Easton, Hazleton, Mount Carmel,
Allentown, Bethlehem,
And all points In the
LEHIGH AND WYOMING VALLEYS.
Fenr Through Trains in connection with Leliij
s!'CJ an1 LB11 U(1 Susquehanna Railroads.
COMMODIOUS CAttr; SMOOTH TRACK. FINST
SCENERY, EXCELLEK'; HOTELS,
Are the specialties of this route
Through Trains leave the Depot,
BERKS AND AMERICAN STREETS,
At T-45 A. M., 9-45 A. M., 1 -48 and 5 P.M.
ELLIS CLARK,
a 80 lni General Agent
Tickets sold and bnggage checked through at
Mann"s Express Offlce, No. 105 S. FIFTH Street.
Y 0 R L O N O" B R A N C II,
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
On and after THURSDAY, July 1, 1849,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FROM WALNUT STREET WHARF,
8 00 A. M. I DUE I 12-I4 p Hf
2 OU P. M.
LONG BRANCH AT
I 8 12 P. If.
93-M
Fare: Philadelphia to Long Branch
W. H. OATZMER,
7 31m Agent.
pLIFl'ON SPRINGS HOTEL AND AIR CURB
ctmbined with Water Treatment. Thia ezUnaiT
and magnificent establishment, located on tha Auburn
branoh of tbe great New York Central Railroad, midwav
between Syracuse and Rochester, is now opened for tba)
reception of pleasure seekers and invalids. A lithograph
of thia spacious and elegant building, surrounded with a)
natural grove and beautiful drives, can ba seen at thai
most important hotels and watering places after August L
Terms for board, $3 per day ; $13 to $18 per week ; ohil draw
and servants half pries, subject to contract for four
months at reduced rates, N. B. Circular sent on appli
cation. ALBERT CLEVELAND,
6 84 lm Proprietor.
JPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
LANCASTER COUNTY, PA.
This popolar and weU known HUMMER RESORT will
ba opened for the reception of guests on the lath of June
under the aaspioes of J. W. 1 K KDKIUOK, th fonaas
proprietor.
The entire establishment haa boon renovated and reflttaal
with new and elegant furuitura. 4 am
LAKE HOUSE, CALDWELL, LAKJS
GEORGE, N. Y.
Best of acoomraodationi for Famllias sad Gsntlemanw
Board, $8 U r day ; $U to (17 50 per week, aoeording f
room. Op from Jun 1 to October U. Address
1 2m H. lRjOOKWELL
LD MORAVLiN "SUN HOTEL,"
BETHLEHEM, Pa. EsUblishad 1768,
Two hours and a half from Philaielphia, via North Perm,
sylvania Railroad. Four train daily ; one train on Sunday,
Teims moderat.
RIEGEL A SANDT.
Mlm Propristors.
pOZZENS' WEST POINT HOTEL,
Terms for JUNK $3 60 per day, or (21 par weak. Fee
JU1 Y, 4 per day, or (21 to $28 per week.
6 8 it 8TLVANUB T. OOZZRN&
Q LA RETS ! CLARETS!
ONE THOUSAND CASES OF HIGH AND
MEDIUM GRADE
3 JL, j. Ifc E T S,
Imported In wood, and bottled here at a maoh lower
price than the same Imported lu oases,
SIMON C0LT0N & CLARKE.
IMTORTERS OF FINE WINE 3,
S.W. CORNEll BROAD AND WALNUT.
Tlstuth PHTLADELPniA.
JMFORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
1UK PATENT A DJtTBTA B IJt WINDOW B0REEN8
fit any window, and keep out
FLIES. MOByl'l'lOKS. AND ALL OTHER INStfUTIfc.
WINDOW BLINDS AND bUADEd of all kind
REPAIRING, Kl'U. -
D. J. VILLIAM3 & SONS,
NO. 16 NORTH SIXTH" STREET.