THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 18C9. xjnw 70zxzr.xsr.1s. From Our Own CVrrwjwiMimt. NBW Yokk, July 14, 1889. That park! r Which park? Why City Hall Park, to be mire. There la alwaya something going on over at It. Stagnation nover broodii there. It Is as full of life as a drop of wator, or a woman's tongue, or hen on a hot griddle. To-daj it Is a parade (InNevrYork there is usually a parade Ave days out of the seren) ; to-morrow a presentation of colors; the day after a teTlew; the fourth day a mad dog; the fifth a "de termined" suicide; the sixth a general arrest of the professional loafers there ; the seventh a discharge of cannon. It matters not what, a crowd collects Instantly. In'deed, City Hall Park might be described at a self-acting crowd collector. The large open pace in front of the old City Hall takes J nut no time At all to All. The crowd improvises itself with won derful rapidity. "Yon look for it, and It In not, and lo! E'en while you look the peerless orowd U up, Consummate in its birth.'" Its day, however, is well-nigh over. The new Tost -nice will do away with all its pnblio and private displays of bummerlsm. An elegant plaza is to BuperHede the present Sahara-like expanse that spreads to the south of the old City HalL On Sunday Mr. Chapln's church, situated at the corner of Forty-sixth street and Fifth avenue, -closed a most successful season. In order to add larUllancjr to the affair, a free muBloal enter tainment was thrown In, in which some of the best 8ingers in the city assisted. Beyond a doubt, Mr. 'Chapin will be re-engaged for next season. Th ; ; bouse is always full when he appears, and he is on ' excellent terms with the treasurer perhaps I should say the trustees. Children in araiB are not admitted, except to baptism; and, owing to the extreme heat 'f the weather and the fatigue incident to the artists, no piece by the choir Is permitted to be encored. This summer New York has become more than ever a resort for Southerners and Cubans. Between June and October the rich and the fashionable Mew Yorkers are of course out of town, either In Europe -or at some of the American watcrlng-plaoes. It 1 then that the Southerners nock hitherward. Thli summer has been more particularly noticeable for th number of Cubans who hove made It their tempo rary home. You encounter them everywhere on the street, In church, at the theatre, in the park, out shopping, busy getting acclimated as quickly as pos sible. Fourteenth, Sixteenth, and .Twenty-third streets are full of them, and the twilight pedestrian along any of these streets, west of Fifth avenue, will And himself regaled with the sight of many a dark-eyed Cuban beauty, exquisitely dressed, and making tho best possible use of her large and languid eyes, rolliDg them with a sort of drowsy and romantic ogle, as though they were certain of conquest, but were too supine to make much effort to secure it. In fact, the Cubans seem quite content to make this city their summer wntcring-pluce. If Uod made tho country, and man made the town, it took both together to make New York; for it certainly has all the advantages of the city, with many of those of the country. The Cubans have discovered this, and, having located themselves in llrst-class boarding-houses, cry "Ala bama! here we rest!" They show no disposition to leave this beautiful city, and I don't believe that Newport, or Saratoga, or West Point, or Long Branch will see much of them this season. They are among the few Visitors to Central Park who do not seem to mind the lack of Bhade. The debut of Cuban young gentlemen with Imputed fortunes and dark satanlo faces has caused a spasmodic revival in the study of Spanish among linguistic belles. I doubt whether half a dozen copies are left In the city of "Spanish Without a Muster, in Six Easy Les sons." At the entrance to the handsome pavilion which conducts to the auditorium of Niblo's Garden hangs a quantity of photographs, representing the princi pal actresses of the troupe engaged there in various -degrees of demi-heml seml-tollettes. That portion of their attirement which most serves the purposes of concealment Is what Miss Logan would chastlly term a ten-inch clout. All these photographs are bewitching, and from dusty morn to dirty eve they are surrounded by a group of weak-eyed young men with imbecile beards, and a taste for female beauty of the "scrumptious'' order. Past this gallery of beauty Miss Betty Buttercup, of Cumden, yesterday wandered, Intent on seeing everything that It was lawful for a young woman to see on tnis nor nrst visit to the "metrop." She passed before these plioto irraDhs of the letter-writing Lydla, the mischief- making Markham, and tho winsome Weber. She thought they were all boys with bare knees; she looked with all her eyes; could not drink In enough of them; and no doubt had she felt certain of not being observed, would have kissed them every one with a good honest .sexual smack. As It was, she walked straight up to Mr. Zimmerman at the box offlce, and asked for the man what took them boys' plcters. She was In formed that he was not in the establishment, and hU address politely furnished her. (It was on Broad way, but a sense of duty to the readers of Tub Even ing Telrckac b compels us to state that we posi tively refuse to do any gratuitous advertising in tliU column.) "Oh, I thought It was here," saK Bessie.' "I thought this was his place. Ain't this a forty graph place, sir?" Mr. Zimmerman unctuously in formed the young lady that the photographs she had seen were not pictures of bare-kneed boys, but of unimpeachable young women, of excellent social position, great favorites with the upper circles (near the roof). Miss Buttercup's Idol was shattered Her porcelain turned out to be blue delf; she ha) gone bark to Camden with an unconquerable preju dice against bare-kneed boys. It Is the popular belief aud It Is a very wrong one that the New York reporter has one eye upon 'free feeds" and the other on "private axes to grind." I dont deny that there are somo reporters of this stamp here, and perhaps there are one or two In Philadelphia. I think it would not be dlinuult to mention one or two broadbrim Bohemians who eke out a sumptuous living by a reflned species of black mall, who make a practice of "beating" the proprie tors of gentlemen's furnishing stores, who carry away whole hampers of delicacies and entire boxes of Havanas from private festivals, and whose purple and tine linen are all paid for In brass aud cheek, the only kind of C. O. D. they are acquainted with. That sort of reporter Is to be found ho' e, but he is not a specimen of the rcportorial corps. A day or two ago, however, he foisted himself upon a party of gi-nllemen, consisting of officers of the Army of the Potomac, who were partaking of a dinner at lelnionico's. lie represented himself as a reporter of one of the big dallies, ostentatiously exhibited a largo brass badge, pinned beneath the lappet of his veHt, and promised a magnificent re port of the banquet. Accordingly, he was received with open arms ; for where is the uiun who is Invul nerable to the charm of seeing his name in the news paper t At any rate, the officers of the Army of the Potomac lire not invulnerable, for they gave our Bohemluu a seat at their table, piled him with cham pagne, and treated hlin in every respect as a friend aud a brother. Too lute they discovered their mis take. The next day came, but no report with it. Not a toast was made public, not a speech saw the light, and Instead cano a warning from one of the papers to the effect ihat no confidence must be placed in young men exhibiting big brass badges, and purporting to be "connected with the press." The officers of the Potomac who gave the dinner have probably discovered that printers, like princes, are not to be trusted, and that the yonng man with the brass badge is own brother to the interesting stran ger who lately fleeced Pfaffout of a free "feed." The equanimity of 8. P. C. A. Bergh who Is no relation to Carlotta da Bergh, the etuetrienne has been most seriously disturbed. Mr. Borgh has been recovering, at Lake Mahonac. from the fatigue incl. dent to the atmosphere of Suppressed Cruelty In Which he dwells. Yesterday, having Imbibed enough oxygen to counteract the nitrogen of that destruc tive temperature, he returned to town, Intending to Diake a raid upon certain Bowery roughs who had Inflicted cruelty upon their horses In endeavoring to Whip files from their tails. He drove straight to the Bowery, aud had scarcely entered those umbrageous precincts when one of his old enemies, whom he had often faced In the Tombs, came by, driving a lum bering vehicle. The festive Jehu had his own rea sons for not wishing to encoui te ' Mr. Bergh 's de vastating eye, but he oonld not resist the temptation to wreak a little revenge. In driving his team on one side, therefore, he managed to make the horse noorest the beast-lover go flop Into a deep muddy rut, and the consequence was the Boologlcal Intercessor was bespattered from head to foot Now, Mr. Bergh Is a forgiving, not to say a forgctrul man, but this was a little too much. This mud business was piling It on a little too thick. In fact, he cpuld scrape It from his coat; he could not fight the Jehu, that would have been beneath his dignity; he could only wash himself at a near hydrant (one of those very hy drants he had been instrumental In having erected, and vow vengeance This vengeance he has endea vored to gratify by having Marshal Tovker revoke the Jehu's license Before the revocation Is granted, however, he will havo to prove malice prepense. We all have our troubles. Mr. Bergh's aulmal tenden cies are his. I should not be surprised If, at his in stigation, Mr. Delmonlcowlll bo compelled to appear In court, on the charge of selling fried frogs, and so coming under the ban of the S. P. C. A. Time will show. am Bab. XORTIIERy PACIFIC RAILROAD. Arrlvnl of thr ICxplnrlng Pnrtv n St. Tn Hi ll omponilion, jHovciiiful, I'lnn. Klc. I'rtm the St. I'avl (Minnesota) I'ioneer. Our readers were advised several weeks ago that the Northern Pacillo Kallroud Company was aiiout to send an exploring expedition to Inspect the route of that road from Lake Superior to the Missouri. The expedition arrived In this city at the I'srk Place last evening, from Winona, accompanied by Hon. William Wlndum, and coiihIhIm of the following' gentlemen : Hon. .1. Gregory Smith, President of the Northern Pacific Railroad, Vermont; Hon. R. I). Klce, director of do.. Maine; Hon. W. C. Smith, M. C, Vermont; Ikn. F. Woodbridge, ex-M. C, Vermont; Kev. Dr. W. 11. Lord, Vermont; Dr. 8. W. Thayer, Vermont; C. C. Collin (Carlton of the Boston Journal), Bo-tton; K V. Johnson, Chief Kngineer of the Northern Pa cific, Conn. ; A. B. Hayless, New York ; P, W. Holmes, agent of Jay Cooke A Co.. New York: Jumej Stln- moii, Chicago; James Coleborn, Maine; Hon. Wil liam vt iiidoiii, v luoua; John Douglas, Winona, The party had not last evening fully determined w hether they would go through Lake Superior before proceeding on their western Journey, but had nearly concluded, on account chiefly of the bad state of the roa is on that route, to reserve the Superior trip till their return from the West. We think we may say, Indeed, that this course Is decided on. The party will to-morrow go to Minneapolis, and on the next day probably to St. Cloud, whence they will proceed by the stage route to Abercroinble and George town. The original programme was that at this point Mr. Holmes, the representative of Jay Cooke, and a few others, were to con tinue the exploration through to the (ireat Bend of the Missouri, while Governor Smith and the rest were to return to tt, Paul, but last even ing it was about determined that the whole party wou.d proceed to the Missouri. Governor Smith the President of the company has been furnished by General Sherman with an order directing General Hancock, or the commandants of the military posts on his route, to provide the party with such an escort as they may require to ensure their safe con duct across the plains. The necessary escort will probably be provided at Forts Abercromblo and Totten. Mr. Lioorge Brackett, of Minneapolis, Is to (supply the necessary transportation and supnlles, ami is himself to accompany the expedition. Plerro llottlneau, the traditional cicerone of every explor ing expedition in this region since the days of Nicollet, is to act as the guide of this one also. The Northern Pacific Railroad Company Is fortunate In having secured the invaluable services of Mr. C. C. Coffin, who, under the nom tie plume of "Carlton," has achieved so wide a celebrity aj tho travelling correspondent of the Boston Journal, as the histo riographer of the expedition. Mr. Collin has long been an enthusiastic advocate of the Northern Pa tide Kailroad, and as long ago as 1S53 published a pamphlet on tills subject uudur the title of "Tim (ireat Commercial Prize," which enlisted general attention at the time. It is a rare privilege whl'sh Is accorded to him to take part in and record the pre liminary piactical steps to the execution of the great enterprise, the Importuuco and feasibility of which he was among the first to adequately estimate. Governor Smith aud Jndge Klce are very desirous that Governor Morton should accompiny the expe dition, and sent for him last evening with that view. We are not apprised of the Governor's intentions, but It is hardly probable he can be prevailed on to Join the party. Mr. Windom has also been earnestly invited to accompany them, but will probably not go further than St. Cloud or perhaps to Abercroinble. If all the party go through to the Great Bend of tho Missouri, the trip will occupy them, doubtless, two or three mouths. If they separate at the Ited Utver. Governor Smith and his companions will return ami go to Duluth, and perhaps to Bavlield. Our readers are already advised that another ex pedition is exnlonug tne western end or the route. from Pnnret's Sound to the Missouri river. We are happy to learn from leading members of the expedi tion that the return of the party with tho favorable report which the nature or the country makes In evitable Is to be the signal for an immediate com mencement of the work at the eastern end of the line, and we were assured that It Is extremely pro bable that the line will be completed through Min nesota before the end of 1870. The route of the road through Mlnnesoti is not yet determined on, but there is, we are hannv to say. a favorable leaning toward St. Cloud as the point where the line will cross tne Mississippi. Tho initial point of the work will be nesr Black Hoof, on the Superior road, some forty miles above Cheugwatana, there or thereabout, and from this point a branch road Is to diverge to Superior City. Mr. James Still- son, of Chicago, who accompanies the expedition, is interested in uie last-iueuuoneu uraucu roan. city ixims. Alpaca, Drap d'F.te, amd Liken Sack Coats. Black aud Fancy tlois Cloth Sacks, light iceiiih. Black and Fancy Colors Cloth Chesterfiettls, ligltf weight, l inen and Duck Ints and Vests. Linen Dusters, for Travelling. Everything in the tray of Clothing suited to the Season. A large assortment, selling rapidly, but replenuhe.il d-illt: ntte, ruArt, ana jashionaltte; superior to anu rcui f-maile stock In Fhilatlclphia. Sold at jtrices guaranteed lower than the lowest elsewhere, or the sale cancelled and money re. funded. Half way between i bennett a uo., Fifth and Towkb HaI.L, SUth Streets. ) No. 618 Mahkkt St., PHIIiAllKXPHIA, And two Broadway, New Von The Ocean Houke i a First-class Hotel; in fact, the best at Cape May. Be sure and slop there. SntoEB'a Bewtno Machine On easiest possible term, by O. F. Davis, No. 810 Ohesnat atreet. Haixet, Davis A Co' Pianos possess the most superb action, with unusual purity of tone, which is one of lovely oft nes and frreat brilliancy. The agents, No.'W7 Che.au t street, exhibit thirty-four premiums over all other. JrwKLBY. Mr. William W. Cassldy, No. 12 South Second street, baa the largest and most attractive assortment of fine Jewelry and Silverware in the city. Purchasers can rely upon obtaining a real, pur article furnished at a price which cannot be equalled. He also has a large atock of American Woatern Watches in all varieties and at all prices. A visit to hi store i sure to result in pleasure and profit. Klmmf.r Perils How to Kscape Them. It will not do to trifle with the health in hot weather. Vljf or oozes through the akin at every pore, and it is by physical vigor only that unhealthy influences can be baffled and repelled. The vital element are evaporated In perspiration. Intense beat convert a man into a self-acting pump, and the moisture that is pumped out of him is derived from the well-springs of life within him. Thore in great need, there fore, that these source of physical strength should be in a condition to boar, without danger or inoonvenienoe, th extraordinary drain. If they are not in such a oondition, the individual beoomei languid and low-spirited. Th m.in thinir f. in lrnnn the riisestive apparatus In good working trim ; for if the stoinaoh, the purveyor of the system, does its duty thoroughly, the liver, the bowels, the brain, and the nervous system, being duly nurtured, will t likely to do their. In view of these facta. that powerful and wholesome vegetable tonlo like lj teitku's Stomach Bittkbs is especially required at tma nfoebliiig season. It is the most admirable of all correc tive, and invigorants, and for thi. reason: it does not over stimulate tho system. Th. proportion, of Pr'n toulo and .timulating component, arc Jod, graduated, that the proce of tiongo on simultaneously, and no undue int treated in the circulation or th. brln. All w stimulants, howev .r pure, excite the puUe and M. nor- . 7 ".: i.mi. of the rye spirit which forms their baZ , a4 -Utoh ta in ltNU the moat wholeoui, vf U the Yetie of aUsouw, Flint R rapt Mapi Oixmnwo. BSASONABLB IN TEXTVBI, Rraaonabuc n Pbick, Fashionable in Sttls, At Ohabt.m Stokes'. Wo. 834 Chesuut strsot. Poetic Gbms Rkset. There tro no lock, however well intended, But some week point was there ; No flre-t roof safe that thoroughly do 'en led The bond your special care ; Till Marvin's latest patf.kts were InvDnted, With inch strong guards and lock That damp, or Are, or felon I prevented Dabbling in fancied stocks. Tell me not, In mournful number, Marvin's Safes are bnt a dream! Rurh things are not built in slumbers, They're exactly what they aeem. Thny are real made In earnest Of the sternest stuff that's known ; When their qualitie thou learnest, Go and make on all thine own. The best Safe told by Mab -IV Co., No. 72 Ulieanut street. DrfTT. It i a duty we owe to ourselves, as well aa to those who are dependent upon us, to preserve our health and strength. Speer's "Stendiird Wine Bitters" are found to be an unfailing and valuable assistant in maintaining the rigor of tne system, and in keoplng it In tone. Sold by Druggista and Grocer. lWlt HAVg BOLD BO FAST I rWl HAVE BOLD BO FAST Our Spring ami S'tmmer Clothing Our Spring and Summer Clohig IfWlt ABB NOW ItFCEIVrNO IBWE AltB NOW RKl'KIVItia The Second Instalment The Second Instalment IWBEAtmrtTt, rnF.nR ooons. t WrlF.AlJTlFUI, FKF.8H OOODS. CANl)S.-Our Mites hare never heen so large, bnt ve still hare a splendid stork of the VF.KY NEWRHT THINOS. Hiving an immense yores of miters and workmen, we keep up the sujtplyfor our counters. The fteie goods note receiidng are: A Ifujca Sacks, Cheviot Suits, Alpaca Dusters, Drap d'Ete Sacks, B hits and Colored Puck Suits, Flannel Suits, Boils' Dusters, Boys' White Vests, Boys' A Ipaca Jackets, Travelling S'it', Blue Chesterfields, Olive Chesterfields, Dahlia Chesterfields, Brotrn Chesterfields, Vonths' Chesterfields, Children's 8nis. rf A n extra large J'orce of Salesmen to give gol attention to all either looking or buying. WANAMAKF.R A Bhown, The Largest Clothing How; Oak flail. The Corner of Six'h and Hnrkrt ft riels. MLi:itu:i. JAOO-SELTKN. At the Parsonnge of Rohnylkill Kill's Baptist Cliurirli, Jutv 5, hy tho Hpv. I. K. Mi-ltuiu, Air. .JOHiN JAOO and Miss KLKANOUA Kl'XTKN, bothof A iintiyunk. Lr StURK DYSON. On the 11th of Outotier. 1W, by the Rev. (ieorjro liurhornw, KDWAKl) J. I.K.SiiUKK lo J. KLlZAlSh Hi DYSON, both of this city. iii:i. HOWARD. On the morn ng of the 12th instant, Mr. EDWIN HOWARD, in the rtail your or his age. The relatives and frionds ol the family aro rospoctrulty invited to attend the funeral, from his late r3ide:mo( Nti. 167 Mulberry street, Munayuuk, on Thursday afteruoou at 2 o'clock. . HUNTKR. This morning, of suminnr compltint sni in flamiiintion of the brain, ANNA U. WCVSON, infant daughter of Jumcs R. and Antoinette Iluntur. $ K KNT. On the 13th instant, HANNAH, wifeof Rich ard Kent, in the S7th year ol : hor ago, a native of Hot on, 1 mh anl.ire, England. The relative and friends of the family are ranpoct fully invited to attend her funeral, from her lato rest deuce. No, 4318 Main street, below Robinson, Man tyunk. on Frirtuy nt tor noon at 3 o'clock. To proceed to bt. David's Church. ROBKRTS. -On the 11th Instant. Mrs. MARY ROBERTS, wife ot Thomas Koborta, in the aid year of her re. The relatives and friend of the family are invited to attend her funerftl, from the residence of hor busbim.'. No. 3 Sacramento avenue, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. THOMAS.-On her eighty-swond birth-day, July 13, F7.1ZA IIARMAK THOMAS, duKUtor ot Oenoral Josiah H'limur. Tho relative and friends are Invited to attend her fune ral, from tho residence of hor brotherr William !i'irm:ir, ni ar Crny's Ferry, on Friday mvnini, the ltitu instant, at 111 o'olnck. ' " "JONES' One-Price Clothing House, No. 004 MARKET Street. Our Garments are well made. Our Cutters are men of talent. BUT ONE PRICE IS ASKED. Satisfaction Guaranteed Every Purchaser. GEO. W. NIEMANN, Proprietor, S IT wfmtf No. 604 MARKET St., above Sixth. DRY GOODS. LIIIEII STORE, Ho. 020 ARCH 6TREET. AND No. 1128 CHESNUT Street. JUST RECEIVED, A FEW MORE PRINTED LINEN LAWN DRESSES, Ladles who fwant a LINEN LAWN DRESS should call Immediately. NEW HANDKERCHIEFS, WITH EMBROIDERED INITIAL LETTERS. Pretty designs, and quite cheap. 9 SO wfmj gPECIALTIES FOB WAKM WEATHER. One lot Black Ground Striped llernaniea. Black Diamond Grenadines, In assortment. Tamertlnea and Crepe Mareu, in bright oolora, 25 and 81 cents. . , Fresch Organdies in lieanurui ieaiBu. Silk Grenadine Shawls In Black, White and Chew. Fine French Lawns, In choice styles, from 26 to 8T Cents. ,,,.. Tl-illlantu Pita. Plalu Musiina, rutuco, t 8TOKC3 & WOOD, S. W. COR. SEVENTH AND ARCH STS., 8 , WB PHILADELPHIA. PARASOLS. PARISIAN NOVELTIES FOR THE LADIES. JtiHT RECKIVKD A large invoice from PariB of the very newest stylos of fine Jut Jewelry, Hair Uands, knobs. Nets, etc. The lureat and moat elegant ever of. rered in thiamarket. M p&Affi&t JJAEGH, EAEEELL & WAREEN DELAXiEIlS IN PAPERS OF ALL KINDS, NO. 631 CHESNUT STREET AND NO. 624 JAYNE STREET, 1 rniLADBLPniA, SUMMER TRAVEL. SUMMER TRAVEL VIA NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. The most popular route to Wilkesbarre, Tcranten, Hauch Chunk Eastern, Hazleton, mount Carmel, Allentown, Bethlehem, And all point In tho LEHIGH AUD WYOMING VALLEYS Four ThronRh Trains in connection with Lefclg Valley and Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad". COMMODIOUS CARS, SMOOTH TRACK, FINB SCENERY, EXCELLENT HOTELS. Are the specialties of this route. Throogh Trains leave the Depot, BEIIKS AND AMERICAN STUKETS, At T-40 A. M., A. M., llfl and B V. M. ELLIS CLARK, 30 1m General Agent. Tickets sold and haugosre checked throngh at Mann's Express Otncc, No. ion s. FIFTH Street. Q EY RESERVES ENOA M PME ST, CAPE MAY. Two Grand Excursions via West Jersey Railroad, Cn Friday and Saturday, July 16 aud 17. Last boat leave foot of Market street at (K) A. M. li. tuit.ing, Uavea Capo May, Soa Breee House Station, at 6 P. M. FARE FOR EXCURSION ftjiio 1 U St WM. J. SKWKLL Htipoiintendent. P O R LONG BRANCH WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. On and after THURSDAY, July 1, llSS. LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FROM WALNUT STREET WHARF, OOA.MJ 1UK 11J I9P. M STOP. M.t LONG IlKANOH AT 6 12P.M. iv. ( Philadelphia to Ing Branch Q3TK la ( ExcureioQ Tickets 4ec W. II. OAl'ZMER, 72 lm A flront. STEAMBOAT LINES. (.FOR CAPE MAY. T ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND iex.it HA 'UK MVS I'll und after SATUltl) A Y. .tunc tii.i nmv And imlffn. did Menn-rr 1,AI)Y OK Tllli LAM'., UnpUin W TKOftl I'hoN, will csmmnc runninji resulitrly to UAPK MAY. Icavintr A K( 11 tsl'KKKT WH W'.V mi TUKSDAY. THURSDAY, and 8ATUK1MV MORM.Vf iS .it ! o'clock ami returning llcui-H the landing at Capo Mi.yon MON DAYK, VKi,.FMA.S. , net dATUKDAYri at Bo'clock. I ai. including Carriau hire W2f Children " 1-2 8civanls " " l a; Honshu Tickets CM-CarriagH hiro ext r. . The 1,A1'.' OK T1IK l.AKK it a tine hnit hm handsome Mute-room accommrniation.., and is fittod up with evorythin necos.iry fur the Bafoty nn:i comfort of prenKHr. fr'reteht received until 8': o'clock. 1 !ckets sold and I nv- pugo f hi ckort itt the trn t t.iiico, Io. - I'tii.Xo htiutt unoer th t'oufin.Mitn1 H-. ', r-'orl'tth r pnrtio furs irguire at the Ottice, No. 38 0rth AVVAKh Avenue. C, H. llinT)-f,L, 6 24 If UALVIN TAU iART. DAILY EXCURSIONS TO BE- t, v rveriy, liurnnston, ona rinstol, : y tin steam' .KBiffjoraidun j a. w.Mt3if,K. Travel rnuual- phut, (.ihxMiut btroet wharf, at 2 and t) o'clock P. M. He turnmr. lnaves ilristol at tifiO o'olock A. M. an J 4 o'clock P.M. Slopping each wny nt Uivertoa, Torres ijile, Anda lusia, Dcvorly, aud Burlington. Faro 2 cunts. Kvcnr sioii, 40 cents. 7H:im sep "GLOUCESTER T'OINT. GO YOUR Lf ''''ai ""If nnd take the family to this oool, dehgut ar i i ii.li i" f ul spot. New stoumera, with every ooinfort, leave SOUTH Street 81io daily, everv few minnt.s H 1H Hm QHAMPION SAFES GREAT FIRE AT CAMDEN. Casidbn, Jane T, 1S69. MJCS8RS. FASBBL, HXRRQfa ft CO., No. 629 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia, Dear Sirs: At the very destructive fire or Messrs McKeen A Bingham's Saw Mill, which occurred or the evening of the 6th Instant In this place, the Safi manufactured by you, belonging to the late Qnn o F M. Bingham A Garrison, was In the building an subjected to a very severe teBt, as the lire ragei fiercely for several hours; and so great was the hea, that the brass plates were melted off, and to our great surprise, when the Safe was opened, we found all the books and papers uninjured. Years, respectfully, Samuel B. Garrison, Late of P. M. Bingham & Garrison. HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES, "TIIB MOST RELIABLE SECURITY FROM FIRS NOW KNOWN," Manufactured aud sold by FARREL, HERRING & CO., NO. 629 CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. HERRING, FARREL 4 SHERMAN, No. 861 BROADWAY, New Yort HERRING 4 CO., Chicago. HERRING, FARREL 4 SHERMAN, New Orleans. More than 80,000 Herring's Safes have been and are now In use, and over SIX HUNDRED have passed through accidental fires, preserving their contents In some Instances where many others railed Seoond-hand Safes of our own and other makers having been received In part pay for the IMPROYED HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION, for sale at low nricea. 1T P m LOOKING GLASSES, riCTURE FRAMES, ETC. ETC. NEW CIIROMOS, NEW ENGRAVINGS. JAMES S. EAELE & SOUS, NO. 816 CIIESNUT STREET, 4 B mwfrp PHILADELPHIA. WATOHES. JEWELRY, ETO. C. & A. PEQUIGNOT, MANUFACTUREnS OTf WATCH CASES, VND DEALERS IN AMERICAN AND FOREIGN W.A-TOI-rESf Xo, 13 SoutU SIXTH 8 tree tlmws;rp MANVFACT0RY, No. W B. FIFTH Street. Q.KI3AT NOVELTIES IN SUMMER RESORT Si ATLANTIC C1ITY. UNITED STATES HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Is New Oprn for the KrcepTTwn ef Uaeste. IIAESLKR'fl BAND, nnder the direction of Simoa Hassler, is enajaged for the season. Persons wishing to encaca room! will apply to GEORGE FREEMAN, BnpeHntenrtant, Atlantic onr, or BROWN WOELPPER, A t ara No. 837 RICHMOND Street, Philadelphia. SURF HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., IS NOW OrEN FOR GUESTS. TKP.M8 MODKRATK. For rooms, terms, ka., address THOMAS FARLEY, Proprietor. Carl Senti'.Paxlor Orchestra has been eng-afted for the season. 6 1 3m T H E WHITE HOU 8 E, AT ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., located on Massaetineetts avenue, ia now open for the re ception of visitors. The bathing opposite the bouse is CNSmrABKED, AND THR BATHKnS AUK SF.OURB FX)!. DANflKB BY THB "UAr'KTY FLOATS" KMCIXJStNO TUK DATIUNO (1 HOUNDS ! Apply to 7 8fmw2m WILLIAM WIIITKHOUStt. 17 X C II A N O E HOTEL, -A ATLANTIC CITY, OKORtiK H A YI) AY, Proprietor. TKKM8, PKR DAY. Having enlarged the Uotel, and beautified it with a Mansard roof, the Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing that he has opened the Some for the season of ImW. In re turning thanks to the public for past patronage, he re speotfully soliciU a continuance of the same, pledging himself to furninh all his Hoarders with all the aoooinuio datiunsof a First-class Hotel. Old stock Ale and choice liquors and Wines served upon call 8 2Hwfrn 2m CONORESS HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., GKOHGK W. HINKLK, Proprietor. Now open for the season. It baa been thoroughly renovated and put into complete order. In connection with the bathing there are new bath bousns, and Uaptain W. Tell Street's l'fa lines and buoys int roduoed for the especial as of the boarders. tl&ilm WAVEKLY"li0U8E7 ATLANTIC CITY, nT J., corner ATLANTIC and DKLAWARK Ave nues, opposite the United States Hotel. To those seeking romtort snd pleasure this house baa, in its delightful shade and eligible location, advontagea seldom found on thefpashore. . M. J. JOY, o 2fi lm Proprietress rpilE NEPTUNE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, J N. J., is NOW OPHN. The location of this house only one hundro! foot frmu porloctly safe aud excollont batring, toetlir with its com-orH us a r'irst-class llotol, mke it a most desirable stopping place. Kor terms, apply ut the Hotel, or at No. 71)7 V on.i street, Philadelphia. 6 23 Ira IlOlii:itT L. PURKY, ljesspo. JEED HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (Next door to Vnitod States Hotol). CHARLES SOUDER, M. D, 6231m Proprietor. MACY HOUSE, MASSACHUSETTS AVE MJE", ATLANTIC CITY, N. J keops opon the en tiro year. (Situated near tho KKST BAl'HlNU; large airy rooms; iurniBhed throughout with Bpring beds. Torms, $16 to $18 per week. 6 23tiw GKOR11E H. MACY, Proprietor. O II N M E Z 'S INLET HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY. Purest brands of L'quors. 7 31ra ir E N T U C K Y HOUSE, S m. Al LiClE I 1U lili 1, . U., is now opon for the reception of visitors. MKd. M. qUIOLEY, 6 23 lm Propriet ross. pOLUMBIA HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, w pi. !., opposite ino nun riouse. Terms to suit the times. tssa lm HDWARD DOYLE, Proprietor. rpHESCHAUFLEH HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, -L N.J. The best looation oi the island, with an A No. 1 table, and the best attention paid to its guests. Eighty tine sleeping chambers, wit-i be'la, et., unsurp&saed. 6 231m ALOIS hCUAUKLKR. Propriator. DENNIS COTTAGE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (MICHIGAN AVENUE), Krlargod to double its former capacity, is now open fir the rccoi tion of gueats. JOSEPH H. BORTON. 6 231m Propriator. COTTACE RETREAT, ATLANTIC CITY, n! J., ia Now Open, enlarged and improved. Spring beds throughout the estabiisluuont. Rooms tor invalids. Terms moderate. 6 231in MRS. McOLEES, Proprietress. S EA VIEW HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., cornor of PACIFIC and KENTUCKY Avonues, is Now Open for rooeption of guests. LKEDg D VVIS 6 23 lm Proprietors. S ANK HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. j" corner of ATLANTIC and CONNECTIUCr Ave nues, is now open, enlarged an J imiroved. Onu of the pleaaanteet locations on the Island. 6 241m LEVY IS REPP, Proprietor. n ADDON HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY, FOOT of NORTH CAROLINA Avonue, near theboach.s newtiouse just finished, is now opon. 7 s lm BAA1U KL P. HUNT, Proprietor. EVARD HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY,' N. J., 1 (Pennsylvania Avenue, between Atlantic and Aro tic.) is now open for the reception of guests. B 24 lm T. F. WATSON, Proprietor. n TAMMANY HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., L delightfully located on NORTH CAROLIN i. Avs " 6B28 lm" Pen' ELI AS CLEAVE, Proprietor- MONROE COTTAGE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., ATLANTIC Avenue, first block above United Btatea Hotel. Terms, $12 per waek 6 88 1m WILLIAM MONROE, Proprietor. THE 'CH ALFON TE, " ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., IS NOW OPE SI rorthereceptlonof lamfo jjoBERTS, Proprietor. HEWlf "HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., wiU open J uiy 1. und will be y$.$fifi$ZbN, 6 23 lm Proprietress. TV f AGNOUTTOTTAGE, ATLANTIC CITY, 11 N. J., a First-class Private Hoarding house (Penn. sylvania avenue), i now opon for tho reception of hoarders. 23 lm A. 1. tlOOK, Proprietress. MANN'S COTTAGE, ATLANTIC CITY, N J. (Pennsylvania avenue), unexcelled as to location, comforts, conveniences, and the furnishing of the houso, is now open for visitors, p' 231 C. C. TUOUN, Proprietress. HM1E "CLARENDON HOUSE, VIRGINIA X. Avenue, Atlantio City, N. J . is now open. 23 lm J O.S FPU JONKS, Proprietor T E A L H A M ATLANTIC CI'I Y. N. J.. BRA, is now open for the reception of gunsts. 6 231m R- H-LEEDS. Proprietor. n e NTRAL HOUSE, KJ is now open for the recent ion of guests. a j i,an iiuvui,n,d,, 6 231m WLUU 4 i HILLY, Proprietors. CHESTER COUNTY ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. HOUSE, J. KEIM, 6 231m Proprietor. T I Gll Tf 0U 8 E C O T T A Q E ATLANTIO CITY, N. J., conveniently located to good snd safe bathing, is now open. Leave cart st U. S. Hotel. . 61lilm JONAH WOOTTON, Proprietor. CEA-SIDK HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., is now opon ft itl'ereueption of gumtts. 6i3 lm EVANS 4 HAlKKa, Proprietors. fEW SPICED SALMON. FIRST OF TITIC SEASON. ALBERT 0. ROBERTS, Dealer In Fine Groceries, 11 T5 Corner ELEVENTH and VINE 8treeta. HATS AND OAPS. Kl WARBURTON'3 IMPROVED VENTI- la ted and easy-fitting Drew Hats (patented), in all the improved faalilona of the season. CliEbNUT HtrswU neat door to tha Post Oslo U lH' I EMPIRE BLATE MANTEL WORK8 J. B. 21 JOilltf.K9.tfrttCUKSNUT8trtsU I 13wfju4 SUMMER RESORTS. OAPK MAY. S EWELL'S POINT FISH HOUSE, Cold Spring; Inlet, Caps Hay, N, J, PLRASURK AND PI8HIMO BOA1S TO HIHR Meals snd Refreshment, served st short notiss. and th best attention paid to th. wants of fiahing parti- a4 visitors to the Inlet generally. Wines, Liquors, Cigars, etc., of ths ohoiosst brands. U. W. FAWCETT, f 1 In FROPRtlCTOR. QOLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE MAY, nTT. WILL RKCKIVsHOVtSSTa m and after JUSTS Bttt, Extensive alterations and additions, added to tn great advantage In location wnlch tho ColumitU possesses, In consequence of tho tendency of Cap Mnr Improvements, enable ns to promise one natrons more than ordinary satisfaction. For Rooms, etc, address GEORGE J. BOLTON, PROPRIETOR, or J. IT. PENNISON, 6 lBmwf 8m MERCHANTS' HOTEL. Phllada. yArir 9ioii:L cottacjks (Opposite the Stockton Hotel), OAPB HAY, N. J. A fnw inirtmant. m . K IuumI I- .1. u. Ml-JI Ji. Struoted Cottajrra. ein ha aMiin n. Immuli.i. I j . tion at tbs Cottages to II. W. FA WOK TT, e ln Proprietor. SEA BATH NATIONAL 1IAT.I.. INO. , , OAPK MAY CITY. N. J. Bull, m now rsoeiving Tinltors. vsnaiu A A KUiV UAKKK Pmntitstik pAKK'8 COTTAGE. JACKSON 8TREBT, vAfK may. N. J an entirnly new and hanrtaoni uum"i ""' wuiiiima ana newiy inrniHuea enrouffnout, is now onon for the whod. Good aooomiuodatioas for board- am. IK UK 1ml VfJ a Mi 1U i i a u t i MERCHANTS' IIOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. J. ,. This delight fullrliMiated hotel is NOW OPKN for the season, where the undersigned, as heretofore, will de vote Ins whole energies to the comfort of bis guests. . WILLIAM MASON. " Proprietor. pARKINSON HALL, HUGHES STREET, "" rirsi-cians in vale Hoarding House, commanding a lull view of the Stockton House and oowaa. ....n. ... . n Hft.nny.i uvt r.rj, sr ropneLre.s. AlcMKIN'a ATLANTIC HOTEL, CAPE i'A May (;tt, N. J., now ready for visitors, snd to con tinue opon the entire year hereatter. B to lin J'lHN MoM AKIN, Proprietor. pAPE MAY ADOLPII PROSKAUEB. OF nupf'r 11 "' THIRD Street. Philadelphia, MAISON UUKkK, Kestuurant a In cart.- and hotol on Ku ropena plan, corner of WASHINGTON and JACKSON btreets, Cape May. 8 28 1m PHILADELPHIA HOlE, CAPE MAY, N. J. X. is now open for the reception of r iosta. Adciress ' . K t'RlKHI ! Cape May. 6 28 lin or No. UKA Oil KSNUT Streut. Pliiiadolphia. T A riERUE HOUSE, CAPE MAY, N. J.-l J-J This dolight tally located hotel is now open for tha season. "" o 'Mlm J. WIENER. Proprietor. pAPE ISLAND. PRIVATE BOARDING FOR I' AMlLIKd at the FRANKLIN HOURS 6 28 1" M HS. It. W. OAKUEN, Propriotross, e HERMAN HOUSE, CAPE MAY,N. j7, k.7 NOW OPRN. Large airy single and oominunlcating rooms. 8pring Rods. Terms, 15 to ijllS per weok. lm CLIFFORD CtJProprietors. 'T'REMONT HOUSE, CORNER FRANKLIN - " -V" "injon. .spe mav, . J open t,n the Sd of .luly. Tprnis. 4ilB to 1H oer weok B282in HUMPH UK) HUOftKj. IWii rs Ji. Zi r j ii,u. t c; N- J ietor. OTH E R SUMMER RE SORTS. YC E PJ I A HOUSE, OI,L,IH EISM II, Delaware. WILL OPEN JULY L This favorite rosort i. healthful' located on the Dela ware Buy, a few milos from the Capes. It has a beautiful Inwnin front, well shaded, good salt water bathing, sail li'g, etc. Reached by steamer Perry, from first wharf belcw Arch airect. 6 25fmwl3t FRANK COLLI? S, Proprietor. pLIFTON SPRINGS HOTEL AND AIRCURB combined with Wator Treatment. This exttnsiva snd magnificent establishment, located on the Auburn branch of tho groat New York Central Railroad, midway between Syracuse and Rochester, is now opened for tha reception of pleasure seokera and Invalids. A lithograph of this spacious and elegant building, surrounded with a natural grove and beautiful drives, can bs seen at tha niost important hotels and watering placos after August L Terms for board, $3 per day ; $13 to $18 per week ; children and servants half price, subject to contract for foot months at reductd rates. N. B. Circulars sent on appli cation. ALBERT CLEVELAND, 241m Proprietor. CUMMER RE80R T. The subscriber having purchased the Cold Bpring property, on the line of the Sohnylkill and Susquehanna, Railroad, from the Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company, will reopen it for visitors and families on Juns 1, 18(59. It is now undergoing thorough repairs, snd will be refitted snd refurnished in tbs best manner. Persons oan address the proprietor st Harrisbnrg. Cold Springs. Box No. 170. 686 2m WILLIAM LKROH. GENEVA, SWITZERLAND. HOTEL DR LA METROPOLIS, CHARLES ALDINGER, Proprietor, y, Formerly of the "Couronne." This hotel, the largest in Geneva, is situated In tha most favorable portion of the city, commanding s splendid view over the Lake, the Jura, and the Mont Blaao; DUO room and saloons. Reading, coffee, smoking, and billiard rooms. English and A merican newspapers taken daily. S 8 2n) QUILFORD SPRING WATER NATURE'S GREAT REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, KIDNEY COMPLAINTS- RHEUMATISM, and NEURALGIA. This is the oldest and moet powerful Medicinal Spring la Vermont, and baa been endorsed and prescribed bv iha Medical Faculty since 1817. Krenwinea Dy tna In diseases requiring an alterative, its action ia sneade snd permanent. A descriptive pamphlet of tha Spring, Its cures, and tha analysis of tbs water, can be procured gratia of tha WHOLESALE AGENTS, JOHN WYETH 6 BRO., No. 14 l!j WALNUT Street. M ARRET rftrlebt' KLU8' S0 Ha, 1000 W. WALTER MTJIXEN, OhemntHilL FREDERICK I! ROW N, FIFTH and OHFSNTJT Sta. JAME8T. KHINN, BROAD and NH RUCK Streets. O. 8. HUBBEI.L, No. 1410 CHESNUT Stresfc. PECK A CO;, No. 1228 CHEHNUT Street, A. B. TAALOR. No. 1016 OHHBNUT St. 4 aiswBmrp BOOTS AND 8HOE87 -" fTINE CUSTOM-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES FOR GENTLEMEN. BARTLETT, NO. 33 BOUTn SIXTH STREET, 10 le fmw ( ABOVE CHESNUT. A good nt may alwaya be obtained. r FLOUR. QHOICE FAMILY FLOUR. For the Trade or at Retail. EVERY BARREL WARRANTED, Koystono ITlour Mlllf, Nog, 19 aud Bl QIKARD Arenna,' e ll lmrp Bat ot Croat iueeW
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