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1 cyw?lffr' . tM'KMAY. k". J, Ii now Open for the fieeeption of Grata. y niTOBI U It. la BBritBlM Bak* BatBlac i u "■ | ( Tkt CQltact* eocatalad wltk IV Hafcl -111 ; U-Vtk Banlar'a tea Bt.ai ol ttsat „ BMnaiMkiiMMaw, 14 r.r.'cBCEVaraaf, - cap. ». >. COLUMBIA HOUSE. ;* ^ CAWi^kx.; Cargo an^a Popular Estab>ia ma cloat ef lut utaaa. ~ " *"* lo** Van BBBUlim IB.I Cap* U.J i tSf rlSnrtwim ' "" *OU°U,' " " LAD1EA AND CBXLOBEN CAN BATHE IN THB OCEAN BV THEN BELT A! t «3fet CAfB iVt"" pnAnaw" *?a<°Iar MAW Brt (Bar* BaaortU Ua cokMrj. 1 ^ ^ ^ THE OOtUNHU BOOSE l FULL OCEAN VIKIF rAUttUfUfUtht of (U Heuw. tuimkA f?™* *" "Ji:"1" . flySgBgE&jttys " 'lEBBBADr BAND, at If roaaa.kc. NMB^ , BOLTON, - I L.. . ■ . **** **""• "• '■ gEA BATIIIVC, Uc-M.Ha'. AtI»nUo n.leL CAPBNATCITT. B.X. artSSfaS s;*s^r akrf, aualMBl faSla . annralp aa« furaitura, i iSH^Sr'v as- *..- !y\>?fa^**°'°^*" H f°£r nutrt! Sgaf^gfiSSiiiSa: pOTT*«l BT TRB1BA. ' " CoInnaJ John Feclln, Ploptietor, H"J pf' •»"**' IB lafonalci kla aid fiatila Bad Ika .l.lUnj a.uaa tkat Ika COTTMIB NT THB BKA apaa for lllfaMaa of if «ajwtei!Bssts",iB5SSB : .^jajfeSgataea ; r|iVK.BO.\T lIOIHUDy HUMPHRBT HUOHBS, PnprUipr. . JniUDELfiiu HOCM:, " j A DEIIBABLB BLACBroB rANailV ' TE BUB-tlt la All |>rr >rrk . neror hoise, , A-/,r<y1 Of JackaoB iltaal. OipoUI. Dapol, I - CAM: MAV,ti.t. i . J _ Mjbrt. wnd T.fkk.n.1 . 's:51S»Sr ] : B SEW COTTAGE, PC* AN BTBEXX. k 1 lAkoVrlvlowkU Htwaa.) " r; CAT* NAT CITY, N.f. lafdrm. kl. "ttrTrfzssXr hotel ^2s®&^5aBr-°aBa«.L " Lfouon. ' " ' CABiria^">*l'.?'d to HUFNAL'S Pharmaoy, A C-»: WBaklUBfai and JakHa BIB., ~ 1 i C IV'* l>itr.tlo. lalBtUad U a' Boa Itoak of piFiiKU 'Cf'ii'n V i ABd otkar TOILET ARHCfc*»-»r a tararlor BBBBtr. _ J HgrHATB^Aarojoci aitabatob •oda, ■~*w-' * " kwilt'eaNtB.. •■ -• I JNB OLD" CBUBBATEB I TOMCCO STORE " " **»» »"""> ■> ,T «r

' (Upe itd pitfkiZ T b-TOOKfON HOrrELf •ARB MAT, K. /., IB. WlUaraa aa tk. Mtk mtJmw, MS BE Iklj Aolal kaa katk arralad arllkla Ika paat * BRBal la kap af for Ivdlac kalaU la Ike Eallcd ; Ocea" House. TBU walkkaowB and faaorlta Hootr bariai » kaao tkoraurhlr Naaralrd aad latptuaad, , CS: 2 PaaiHIra'oo ST^'.'S' : us taitsr s^iJirn' ??.,>: els. V7lra^.P"oVrt|S*MM^o2|r"li|,o'A?'^,'',; T Lair aarurrd kelp whirl, will equal thai of N-C^awte. U sited jtateb fJOTBc •APE IILANB, M.J. • SDBF-BATHINQ SEASOIS. i Term*. MAO per da>. ar BTO prr work I AAEON MILLEB, Proprtrlot. N ationnl Hall, . AABONCAREErrldNl'SpSlS™' ! WARRB'S MODEL COTTA- ' CEA I (Uppoaltr l»r Blocklo. Hot.l), | f CArEMAX,N.J. ( SSaS5R®^?SSl" < , ( Afroskaeer, a f UESTAURAKT A IA CARTE, < Car. WaiblBEloR I Jacktoa 81k. , ' CAPE NAT. r.tallla* or rartlea auppHM wllk Meali. 1 Wlaaa aad Lfouora hy Ua Caaa, CaUoeor Bot- :i ■Ifaa k? kka'dSrw SliC***" J flIVlUfi MHxrrari nocu. ( c ; 00 LB iriu* I If LET, OATI MAT, 1. 1. , SLEABHEB AND ITTHINC BOAT! TO Hlltl, j Iklrl faaarally*' ' a Wlaaa, Llquera, Clean, kit, af tka ckalrrat t kraBAE B. W. rAWLTTT, 1-ropnrtar. . CRBRMAM HOVfli, a . RAPE NAT C1TT. M. Sn - jggfWasssaiff S&M3 J "i'toii'iiow' *' r>u '* '■ _ CLltVjkp"atS).. Praprlatar*. „ hoc be, n U cap. Nat eitt. n. j. '> rS!H8B»a^gag && & n "l'w ffSnwaaB. * IABMMNCBAT. Praprlplar. 0 ERCIIAMT'S HOTEL. n lU CAPE MAT, N. J. O Tkla dellghtfullj foaalad Hotel la how opaa £^^^~*aas= 5 WILLIAM NABOB, Proprlalor. * S 8AMUBL I ISAAC B. OAKFORD, a Charles Oakfbrd'a Sons, H ENDED THE CO.VTIfMXTAL HOTIL. ^ opeaaaad tBrlr aaw BatablUklaaat, . 01 N . E. oor. Eighth and 9^»m rts. , v Where Uer art preparad lo aaaoauaodala Ik jk«J oldaM aaw eaataawv with any artlala HATS, CAP8, STRAW GOODS, AC.. It AWPWAVYEQUIPMEWTS. ^ TTRDERTAKIKR. " Per«,v rwqultlay lLa aanlcaaof aa Cadet- 8= u. k, w,u, for. O. w. „ w ABE at CoecarM HU1, Cap, Nay, Uut ^ WANE, CaM Bprtaf.K. J. « 'A P. WARN, (A .**. am „ THROUGH LIME ? tTEW YORK, : DAILY, " (SUJCDAV8 EXCEPTED.) M Leave Cepe Mar at S A. M.; Haw * York, at IL30 P. M. _ — - rf "IAM1UER fir C VIB1T1NC THE ABA BBoaE, |it Brandlee, WJnee'whlaBlae . Ale., ; T! — - z

Par tka Dulf Waaa. j WfcfietWkiwwi'St.inoivarrt. ilu qulat, faalla ptaoal »f MBrtBal Hop. from oat Daapale Aa^wa VI ad evk oaa la'ooTdkUy Ufa How thourhta ImptSTa aad yrow aiora pu V, Mora faltkful, toelac. fair ; Br aaaalllr of piayar. Tko' liny dropo of the wild aeo wara *, Tholr own dear bo.ul, hold, " Vat aach Utile ooa atuat a auobaam eraaa Eao it afalae la ro )r»l st,!.!. ,t fj P'^lar.hal! srow'toTvilrrtalnd Oodplfo Ua hrarta Uat look op aafor. "^.whf aalf ahata true pea so am TUB MEADE TEKTTNONI kl. The Columbia Iloaac hm a quiet amy of doing things without much parade. Last eveuiag truu to iu old reputation the Columbia shone resplendent with the beauty .wealth and Ctshion s of Philadelphia and Baltimore, to greet I; one who well deterred it. The Columbia again illustrated itaelf in the comi- plinientary hop extended to Ueneral a Meade. Did we any hop t Xo. It was ; an ovation to onr brorile townsman. ■ To the nation Ceoboe (iottoox Mkadp. Isa hero, a Bohlier, a savior— i he who when tlio fate of the nation ' hung trembling in the balanec, with ■ his mailed arm struct- the Ix-am and saved the Union. The Phllodelphian who would not honor him has a soul . deod to all patriotism Mr. Bolton and the guests of the Columbia desired to give him some token of tho appreciation in which ho was held, and therclbru when he entered tho room there Was a . deep, hcart-Rdt welcome, which such a gentleman as General Meade can appreciate The hall was handsomely I decorated, and on the wall opposite the There was indeed no need of it, for every heart beat a welcome, and the; brave General seemed to feel It. After j the usual promenade march the act ; was funned for the Lancers as follows : , General Meade and the Countess j Leonoti,wlth Sussex D. Davis and Mrs j Emily Schattmbcrg upon the lead. General Grubb and Miss Moore, and Mr. James Smith and Mrs. Dr. Gctchel! upon the side. The Lcon.iti was dressed in j white tulle, trimmed with pink ; Alios iu wldte tarlctan trimmed with blue and pink wreath, looking as beautiful as ever. Miss Moore wore white tarleton and pink roses in her hair. Airs. Getehell, black moire antique. The next set was formed hy Mark Etting and Mrs. General Grubb, and Colonel Panuworth and Miss VKarali Meade in the lead, with E. J Kiting and Miss Mnrgrct Meade, and Mr. George B. Kestcr and Miss Henrietta Meade on the side. Mrs. Grubb wore a white striped chambra, pink and white ; Miss Sarah .Meade white tarleton, pink roses her hair. Atiss Margaret Meade white tulle dn-ss, and Miss Henrietta Meade white French muslin. • All the were liberally provided with boquets. The Hop was really an ovation to General Meade. One could not turn round for tho crowd. It was not only a success - it was too much of a success. Among the throng it was to pick one's way, or see any particular face or dress among the myriads that passed In review. There were some, however, who could not be overlooked, as tlioy seemed to shine out resplendent amid thin revolving gakixry of beauty. Among them were Miss Annie F r, who wore French musdross with thread lace ovuidrcas. Airs G n In black and white lace with pearl band In her hair. Mra. Samuel W— r, of Xow York, in criiuson moire antique and point loco. Mrs. Customs II— k, in purple silk with point lace. Mb* Annie S— y — r, of In white tulle with Cherry colored trimmings. Mrs. B— k— e, in white-tulle with purple trimming, and Miss llcrts 8 — y— r, Pittsburg, the , of theTooui, in green silk. Tlx music was splendid— indeed knows how to draw more music out of a given number of pieces 1 any lander in tho country. It ' was the general theme of conversation the ladies UuU the music was . not only well selected but rendered In j good taste and time. About 11 o'clock, _I'. AL, a splendid rspast was served la the restaurant of . the hotel. Here one saw tlx unoshu- r Utious liberality of Mr. Bolton, die- ■ Aa for this cntortsimcntbeet annauueed or expected— It was truly a splendid nft.nr. Tberawas 1 nothing wonting to mako it a perfect - sua.T«i, and it closed an evening which we hqpc General Meade may remember 1 with pleasure, as an extempore, quiet outpouring ot genuine appreciation. , It it gratifying to know that General r Is gentleman enough to appro- t suite it. t The Jew s have become a power in this bmd, and ore among its best and wealthiest ritin. i:r. In the latter pan , the last centniy America was the 1 to grant Oitrn toleration and full 1 to worship as the; pksjr.1. - bUowed HoUond, Belgium, J.hm- » mark, part of Germany, Canada aha Jamaica. Later. Italy sod Hungnrr ; , and finally Norway and Enghuid. In ' most of throe nuDtrbr, tbsy are now " among the laadh^Nnm. Xsarspst-r psragrsphisu an " la • hhth-hsehd hcJTt'n k La! snd teEnwpathit boaie:! wen- k rg '•

WATBBINO nirt U«MNIP. _ i Grecian buskraara very. sooxw this i ; soasou. In fact you don't sec ode la a hundred people, oral wlieti there te n i deludnd, silly girl seen KbetMpg around" she is sere t« be pointed. em |itnd sheered at by all sensible- people, j "this season ldack patches are wry much In vogue, and the left check of many a hirdamstd it dUHgured bj- an unseemly daub of block. .court plaster. Mloa Greer, of l'biladelphia. is one , i of tho belles of Saratoga' iliis summer. It is poaitlvcly asserted that oue ol ; tlx Equerry's ofthc Emperor Xapoleon lias leased a cottage at Saratoga for for tjic EeqireaB tor next ytnt ' j ^ A lady is copsidcred vulgar, at Saen- *" toga who docs hot appear during tlx day iu four different costumes. Doesn't this smock of "shoddy ?'< , Tlx beaux at Saratoga for morning let drives nod walks to the Sprites we*r j, Maek velvet sae-k Vmla,- win! RwsiBn U duck |unt« and Vests, and white cloth ™ A handsome blonde at Saratoga nail six baa just lxguu. , •» a! XIAOARA. A reduction of liotal charges at ■>- Xiagant Is under discussion. Summer lN" tourists show a dis|Msition to avoid — tlx Cataract and its extortion". >n • ■ It, j The loveliest bride ever seen at Xing- J „| | urn la there now, ami she wears a coral in tint silk dross, with long train, trimmed iD which Is a row- of pink and white mar* | x( about feathers ak n 1 leading. The short i »- 1 skirt Is turned over at tlx hack, aad ' ra IHstcnnl with » liuuch or pink and | j white fentlxrs ; boots to corroapoud, ' 1 of pink silk, with high French heels. 1 < P-j SEWroitT. 'T Downing, the rich oyttorman of I 10 Xew York, has been refused pcrmis- ! i slim to keep his restaurant open on . I I Sumlnjsat Newport. ; Still harping on Ida Lewis. | \ | The following Fliihulelphlnn* are at j ] 'r i tlx Ocean House : Air. A Alts. Israel , ; 10 | Mania, S. G. M. Maule, T. J. Maul. . * -Mr. A Airs. C. F. Uwlnhej'. I' :t lite following are at the Aquidmx-k 1 1,1 House : J. C. Hunter and wife, UISs ' ? I M. C, Ilunter, A. B. Hunter, Mri. ! 1 ' I Cliarlia Delaney, Alias Elizabeth Alor- : ' ' j ris. Miss Hannah 1'anl, Miss Josephine ' i Delaney, Miss Annie Delany. Clutrtes | ' r- ( S. Morris. ' n j The New York Ennimg PnU says . d are contemplating getting shipwrecked i , s off Lime Bock, so as to have tho honor < 0 and sntisfnetioli of Vdiig Wnwl by ! t r Ida Lewis. i '' Very pretty , little Inskct wagons, c ' llmsl with colored silks, are driven by " 1 tlx ladies ot Xewport. 11 The-samo Ihshloii prevails at Cape ■ : e When the President visihal Bricks- _v a Imrg, tho other day, the i«th WB» v 0 strewed with powers, and a little jiri 1 It recited "an origual ode." Tlic Prcal- c ■ dent was presented witlf, fifty ,-tcrcg iif * 1 ground at Brickhurg. , , What wi|l lio • s do with tlxm f . , i v s Grant has accepted' an iiivitailon to \ . attend In OXeri* at tlx Btctsoii' House v 6 G. W. Childs lias been having a c •' (serenade at Ixmg Brancli. ,. Some ladies in England have con- , tractcd a disease by wearing oiiigBoii" ii . inado from hair brought from Egypt, s [ Itouis II of Bavaria recently gave ^ ! himelf a special treat— a performsnfe 0 ' of " Ixhengrin" for himself alone. 1 The theatre was splendidly lighted, the ^ ' musicians were in white cravats anil t> " swallow tails, and the King sat in b solitary state In Uio auditorium ami a ' enjoyeel himself. ' b 1 Buff suits nre the fashion with nil " rjcccpt tho Jilted— with those * re-buff — ■ ft [

Saxc is going to California to let- , , lure, and we shall toon hear his Saxe- , , on tho Pacific slope. TVntcn ?— One of the most fashionable young ladies at Xahnnt wears a . hat which cdst only ten cents, and ' trimmed it berselL . ( . A Saratoga telle wears S17,0f» worth J of diamonds and a delightful sprig of I bonnet that cost 8100 Cate Mat Gotsrr.— Aacandal case - Is reported st Onpe May, in which a j Market street coal merchant nod a belle of the fttockton House orolhc central figures of the group. ' t A local poet Indited a sonnet to Jib ' mistress entitled, "I kpaod hrr tat ' roia." The compositor knew Utter -* than" that, and set up, "I KBBed hcr ' rtvt-foW." « . ... I Smith and Brown, running oiqsiotlle i ways aronud a oonxr, slrnck each I other. Oh, dear, lxw von make my | head ring," said Smith ''TUa«L , sig« its hollow,", said Brown1. . " Bui didn't yours nng T "No." "Thafs ' a sign its rreu-kn),*' reqiliod fate HenA 1 Seeing that Horn was quitetoux one. 1 of Ids friends the other day asksd-hiin '• A fcror sore," wn» the rejjiy. ■ "Ori Ifac farkd T"", , i • OnkheAoW. "echosd «heioretcra»r. J •Mto-I wish it w^rv. I I jxwsraaing eight tetrnks of Faririsu » I toltoues, sen ml boxes of liajtrit, and . j jiltelsiC in ripigs, ; ratiyigrito .yqis. a. J 'iri«^s5£8sS :

IIIANoND ararn pabh. Tlx trot yesterday was well attended, •is " Mike." " Troublesome" and" WsshI'a inglou" were t)je contestants. ' First Heat— All the horses .got off "S well, together, " IVsshiugloti!' haviug tlx polo auJ " Mike" the outside, le. I Alter having the score " Washington" ry ; aad " Troublesoatc" both broke badly, allowing " Mike" to get several leugths in aliead, which position he kept to the r. . third quarter. At this pqint " Troubiesomc" kcptalong side, and thus tiny came upon, Uic homo stretch, when " Tmublesouu'' broke, thus allowing 1 ol " Mike" to win the heal, "TrouhUin some" a close secoud and " Washing- j )t ton" fifty yards behind. Time, 2.57). I Second lleat.— After two attempts the 'hoYsos got off together, with »• " Washington" on tho outside. On » making lite' flrit turn both " Mike" '1 and " Troublesome" broke, lrat were gently brougiit down to a trot. At the third quarter, -by a burst of speed, lr "Troublesome" tarried "Mike" off u hisftet, Whrriflead the' former kept b until Within fifty yards of Uic stand, when." Mike", gradually drew aside, and both Loews eruseod tlx score to a gather, thus making a dead heat. "Washington" was fifty yards in the rear. Time, 2.5th Thinl lli-at — A re>|xtition of the Unit, " Miko" winning in AOn). ' Fourth Heat-After considerable * Jockeying the horses were off with 1 •' Alike," "Troublesome," mid "Wash- | ington'Mn I, 2, 3 orelof. At the first j | turn " Troublesome" led by a length, I h'Ul before tlx first quai ter was reached I lx was so hard |RC*mmI by " Miko" , that he brokh. •• Mike" ted three ! , lengths at the half-mile pole. This [ ,j position "Alike" maintained until! , | reaching -tlx stand. Time, 440. , " Washington" seoninl ailing from Uic [ f ' The second of those dcilghlfti! sodaa . of bolts' devoted' to ehildivH t.Kik place j Tlx taste aud'energy of Mr Ilastert j had dcviseil In advance of tlx !«ll ls-aulifui invitations and programmes, | I . in oiL At nine o'clock the' procession ! i ! Ofthe elilblrori emnmencid, to 1» sin- , 1 I routed by their nterrj dances, in wliieli ! their bright' dresses were- only equalled , , by their bright fac. .. We dotted down. . [ hrro'am! there, tlx tasty dressing of 1 I sonx'fnterestlng child. ' ! , | -M is:- J/innie AloCay was ta-tily at- j , j tunic. Annie lluxby wore a phik silk, I with grace All wliito mull ov.^skirt | j l/iss Hegina Cassidy was dn-sx-d in', pink silk, ami her sister SalUe in white ! ■ silk. Alorliu Hirst was nuthralite. ' dn-ssed ill tlx cadet uuifonn of I ieorge- 1 I Collage. After half past ten tlx j kept up Uic fistlviUcs until midulglit. Air. Bastert 's efforts this seusoii Ixvu j . pro-rots successes, such as should wait ' 1 a musical director ofenergy, courtesy r and aUUity. j | 't'hcro-nro wouxn iuUiis world who, 1 1 absolutely i>rinecsscs, arc very , nearly so. At the recent imperial boil I , nt St. Cloud, the Duchess de Mouchy , witKpiin/, ,9)'er.ylijj.)i .was a square j „ Ixshlleir and shirt .tunii-, ml currant | g color, kept on tlx sfiouldershy diamond j j «lrs|w or .npaulnte On Uw right shoulder hegnu a scarf of silver foliage j f wliidi draped the bosom and fell cross- 1 1 wisi tfW'nihii ie'ff 'side" all' over llxjl; skirt. Tlx d'uebess wore 8300,000 1 1 worth of family diamonds on her head, ! h cars, neck and arms ; Uic diadem and j, earrings' ".^wero tnduutcd Vitli pear- t shaped pearls, hanging from diamond „ A now ccei ntricity- in dress is ixteil j in New York. 'The World says: A strange head dress for tlx masculine person attracted attention Iu tlx 0 streets yesterday. The wearer was " npporcnUy n foreigner, and was dressed d iu velvet IHs cap was one ofthe fiat- I toppal Scotch pattern, with long rib- d bona hanging down behind. To the » band of Ux cap was attached a stinted fi owl. with gloss eyes, which might liave " .been meant aa a travrstie on Uio "girl » of the period," with, the Mackfairda and b thrushes iu Ixr hate. a The following touchhig note was '' on tlx t'oillMihbl lln-iv- T.oreh 1 on Columbia House •

Con any of our readers tell what it ? Judging from Ux tenor of the note one might suppoau the fin buy in "Pickwick had dropped it. "Air Dear Ftt£ia>'I> What shall I I say that Is ntee? 5 hall I 'toll you 1 Low good and kind you ore, even if you do go to sleep when you. ought to be pvrake, ami rtmtyuu-nzeJsr dAni.it Mill minutes ami talktoyourfrier.il. The .'.village', doiuands .mj attention ' faow, my aweetneiM, »dI,MiW.' ffitport. mrt" *fM,r haU','Li • -Tour flUthful friend.,' Two SfcW York ladies stopped their | rarrioge on a crowdng. One went into store and the other remained' in the Otartsge. Two' geilUems n wLahing lo troia tlx street . ordered .the codchman to more on, 'has lady in Ux oatriage told Lie: uot to stir. On this oue of tlx gajthunctt dpciita thd'-eoach door and wjth Ms hoots and spurs uteppeil through tLe.earrisgr. IIo Was foilowud by his coinjiauion to Ux extreme disniWlKjaure of UV; lady wlthln aa well i as tlx lady without To nmiplete tho < jest, a |«rly of suitors coming up, ami r cashing tho juke, scrambled through the earrings. — Awywl fail) Ntrt. We know .jUst such iU-notun-d, cross-'grairied people at Copt Afay. Stetson," of Long Brattell,eaa..iiick . £u nut the BMtfan man by the uon- -I 1. U- LoU. Li. luufc, six , Balttaiqrena W tte way be peels fats . SiSBSBaS; . •VSte-to c iam> X. Olfl)- p DC htta toitmry. ; i ,

'^SAUmu -.".taw -to. sdt -c - ■CADE. »1. bur cih'zena have at) opportunity lo L- scq and welcome one of the nation's heroes— Uid gentleman, sehojsr. imd •ff soldier, Gkoiiok Goruon ' Mkaiik, *t he who ujion the hills of Geitysbnrg «■ rolled Lack the surging'tldc of Uic in- »" vading hosts, and added an additional y. lustre to thif natlou's natal ' day. 'At I" Gettysburg was at-aled the Ihto of Ixo X and his army, 'for from thnt date until e- ; the closing scene at Appomattox, tlx 0' f great rebel chieftain was merely upriti «! tlx defensive. Let us all make tlx ' hravedieuorar feel tlutt our welcome is e- 1 generous and heartfelt lie arrived last evening and is stopping with his !■ family at thc Stockton Hotel. In the '» evening he in company with his fiumly h attended the grand promenade concert n aiid hop of Mark Hossler nt Congress Ilttll. Upon his entrance to the hall " tlx land struck up "Hall to tho Chic??' e and the General modestly took his scat Ii about midway down tlx hall, opposite f tho musician's platform. During the 11 evening Air. Cake tendered him the I, hospitalities of tlx house, which he '• gracefully accepted. The manager of " the Gallon 0]xra Trou|x,*sharing the gi-ixRll desire lo make General » Meade's visit ngreeabte and pleasant, without oil ostentatious display of hospitality, lias luvlte.1 lifin to be present at the pcr^temanos of Offenbach Vcomlc '• ojwra of "60," at Ux Ocean House I ( this evening. We luivo enly lo say Iu ' conclusion, that he Is welcome to Cape I I May, and may his visit be so pleasant • » and agreeable that he may tprry long : Tlx Xew York HenU of yesterday i says: 1 Tlx fact can be no longer doubted that the watering place* this summer ' i have been a couqiumUvc failure. For j lux Ikvii gradually declining, but this . ! year it appears to have reached tho If we were to trace out the causes very extensively patronised this season i we might find then Unit in the latc- . ness and nuusnal cold and wet of tho I - nearly the whole of 'July- having pixsctl - : power which drives people from the i I j cities, namely, a high thermometer | i and an oppresslvu atmosphere, and , at the watering pliiiiw is found to be a ' very expensive luxury for people of | 1 ILmlly, and that huh-llifoin tho conn- i try is regarded by many as a bore, and f not much conducive of comfurL IIcuco l great nurabur ofncople prefer to visit 1 | Europe dunUg the summer, finding I • I rinse calculation tliot it does not | cost any more money to soo the CHd , "''"j® ''lu varL>ly i« infinitely ( j liiiK-s more satisfactory. Iu all those 1 finite can be found the reasons why our | watering places ami other summer re- , and prohnbly'll|My°^tan)^ii,UiSl ' Zt', SSmSXS J&T* , A great deal of tills Is true, part leu- , lorly as to tlx expense of visIUOg j : American watering place*. But Cam- ' May never Lad so man, visitors Before J this year. Its hotels have been foil : roi Weeks, and It lux been a fltvor to obtain a room. We however must I prepare to find a falling off in our on- , j nuid visitors unless we provide some J j attraction for tlx great mass of people , j who visit tlx Cap-. What Is sadly , | needed here is n Small theatre, where j ; all kinds of entertainment* may he , | given without being compelled to dej jwtid upon hptef dining-rooms, which a ! are utterly unfit for a satisfactory per- j | The people come here to , amused, and only a fraction patron- , : izc the hops. An Opera House will , j built, Indeed Cape Slay cannot hold j ' jxtilioh is a first-cbiss wntering place without it Newport and KaraIwth are supplied, arid Cape Afay , must follow'si^t, orbo content to take ( a back scat in the race for fashion's Va™r . , Connected with the Froaidigit's leave- ' taking of tlx btotoon House laamters " ami Ids friends nt tlx Branch, so Inci- ' Occurred. After the speeches a 1 magnificent turnout, tbur-iu-hond, r dapple grays, driveu to |«rfection, ' turned op in frdnt iff tlx long piazza. 1 followed by a goodly number of the 1 equip pages which grace the shore. The President, and his family, Air. Phillips' splendid team, accompanied by a bevy of the ereme dr ' 'crane of fluhion and style, was 1 driven to the depot oui Id tho nhiudits c to lite ouild

J of the crowd that lined the way. * B Among the distinguished visitors we ' , noticed HcervtAry Tlobcson, who, with " " Pet" Halsted, nirived from Wash- f 1 ingtoti Monday evening, and were soon 9 , In close confab with the Executive on " I Cuban affairs in geueral and navy *- s nomenelnt uro in particsihtr. I • ■Of Ail— It is whispered "hereabouts 11 that the real attraction for ' the Seen- " j taryat-tbla jxlnt, st this time, is a beautiful blonOs, Ux daughter of General Cahlwallader, of l'biladelphia; ■ •staying with Iter tkinilyat Ifrrwland-s, * reiiere, areMehtaily, Of couiVe, the ~ r Secretary also Joond comfortable qnar- ^ ' " - b ; Red noses nt the White Atmptoins, » • and much clieek pt the Bnuich. ti Tlx four million man' in Newport f \ naturally holdt'Ax b«t fonr-in-hand. " [ Noappteein Massachunetts ihts year 11 — the bloosonx were blasted by BuUto. J» • ra- — — aJ Prentice foura tho ChlDess will eat ft [ up, aft the birds' nests. .They have fo , been koosrq to d® some robhln*. tli ' It sold tli^t men aro known Iy tbo ** 1 company' "they kocp, Ixt Homier is " •known by tfte horseq jte keeps. ^ :| Grant mutt hsrrogrme to Saratoga gp -we read that tlx Atmosphere of the wi ' L" pper H adsm 4a very Smoky. m - P WashtMieue is' dztnkhtg (tertam - I The IsdxaadlL bs reqiritrel to pre1 qnesUoti. M

the < Hii.nar.K S ball. On Saturday evening the HtoCki'l ton Hotel 1 was'' the "sefeo of the rid finest entertainment ever given at to thli tuagfiTrioent notch Tl~ reflainljr rg wi&'one o^udiflloyetl plf AkhW tri thoie a- who w-ero permitted to be nreoent. The ,sl splendid' 'liall vfas1* " with its \t myriads ot gas Jets, aud io tho centre eo ofthe room was a giant pjsamid of til natural Lowers from which beautiful [to boquets were culled and presented to m each little miss who was present A taste far flowers and musAe shows roflnouxnt ; add Uttle children and tlx ■j m. .nun- of httss la fillad/ Tlx music Is was splendid, and OSMr did Dodworth X shine with such ethlgeocc as lx did t upon Ibis occasion, lie aolroted lite ■t difibreot coouniltees from the liute 11 their respective duties with all tlx '• order and regularity of old beaux, it Those' in chargo of tho floor wore e Masters .Richard C. Hartley, J. W. ie Krmble, Byron Ervin, T. W. Msrkhiy, c Walter Clark, George Mi Brown, X. a CaldweU and JolinWUnxr.. The Buff ccption Committee ooastetcd of Alostepi c John Annstrong, Thos..B. Worull, ,1 Albert, W. Mazktojr.P. CaMwoU, Alex Brown, lL GUmorc, and E. K. Plunih ley. At 8 o'clock thoy ted off in a t grand march, Major General AIkadx, c that msgnlfloeLt spoehueu of * hero F ami gentleman marshalling Ux da>r n little ones into line across tho rooin. e With what cqriosity and awe thoy t peered up into tlx fixe of the grim , warrior, and how their door Utile memories will wonder back in alter years to Ux time when they saw apd " r followed the Hero of Gettysburg. When Uicae little buds shall blossom 1 into womauliood and manhood they r wiU look back upon that evening ua mi J event in their lives, and will any to , each other, "I, too, oaw General - Meade." It touched our heart to too this grim vetorau, who hod; ridden i Uirough the smoke of belching cannon , and fire of leaden ballets, thus unbend- , • iug himself to tlx futurenioUxrs of tlx ' | Republic. But wo cannot dwell upon ! this tlxine. Onr business now is to . fi.-scrilx some, of Uxse little ladies, and • tell bow pretty Uxy looked, and wliat " nice drosses they wore, c Where so were present, and so many sre j ' deserving of mcnUop, It is "almost Wi. f, r possible to bo always correct. Some I I ■ be missed who deserve mention, | and others may be in who do not wlidj ] to be put In the paper. But we havo -4 ; trirel to do as well as we could, and J therefore give the lumes of a few liulo re who attracted general attention . | for their boaaty and taste In dressing. . I Miss Virginia Markley, In white mu»- ' liu with blue trimmings; Misses Lilllo : ?3 anil Minnie Gllman, both pint dresses, — | Roman sash. Miss Mary Markley, white pique with Wne sash. Mi$* | Emily Tanker, white' dress with pink satin trimmings. Miss Atflrii ACnrklcy, j white piqnc with cherry colored sash. Cassidy in whitoand Altes Woodward in piuk. Miss Richardson in • white and pink sash. Belinda On Id- j well, white alapaat with cherry " colored trimmings. Muttie Stockton, pink alllf with white laee trimmings. Bessie Brown, white ririth Nur tunic. Miss Dolly ATnrphy, French muslin, blue tosh and trimmings. Oussie Harrison, white tarleton ami bloc striped overskirt. ' Lulu R. Warn®, white tarleton, btuesatin orerskirt. Miss Lizzie KemKle, pink sash and wlilte lace trimmings. Miss Clara pink satiuwi th whlteovcnlrcs» ; j (somebody whispers In oarcto'that shu was the liello of the' D»m). ATlsa Lltrte white dreos trimrrxd'vrith buff. Mho Bella Thneber, white Carte ton ] dress, ktcc trimmings and cherry satin ' ovcrsHrt, one" of the prettiest filfie j misses in the room. ACss Laura P. | Clark, white figured dress with blue sash. Miss Harris, neatly drtased and attracted much attention. Iliere many others, but those are ait we able to present. Tbey neemcd to enjoy themselves, and tlx memorj'br the fesUrM frill linger not otHy in their mcmorira, bat those of 'Ihe'adallssHio j 'hod the jilensure of looking on afnl"®* participating in the' concluding fts- 1 tirltfea or the cvanlng. 1 Wnravs. Mn.*.— Whx iiitttewlne ] growing regions of California Is clxatxr thaii 1 milk. In Anaheim and Ixs Angelos common wine te bdttHrty cents a gallon ;"milk cost* fifty. Been a common strong wine «(' hut ibrty rents. In Tonhmme count]' a large skilled wine raisci- offers four tbonsnnd fire hundred gallons of excellent wine nt twenty-fire cents' per gallon. Iti tlx same region milk' IS forty rents. In ' the price of the two is the same —forty cents. In Sonbtoa gotel wine for tote at forty emits per gallon, and milk at tlx same priec. Hand Item rtdero in Utettomotry . are not allowed to weigh more thou lit pounds each. When otw gtos beyond this point 1» lr ■and*" light' nr. diet te then very plain, being crackers eaten without water#nd whan desirea lo get in order quickly for a < certain race lx has to put on during certain hoars a sweating costume which is made for the purpose. It oonateta of n lxxd which covet* the fisos and excludes the air' with glasses to permit use of the etto. To this is sddad » jacket heavily padded aiul pants of s character (in some oases eight In tblckues) ami fosfened at the hhkl.s with elastic*. Jn ' tbiw the victim cxrrcisos violently until be proftwely sweated, after which be te stripped and rolled with whisky. Ten dollars a ptend Is chatmsd Ire Ux sweater. Here is a Lira lo corpulent ^kme^wh^fotd^ir c^forL^s moulal marks*: ' *T«l i, lhd>xpeitec of ten dollars compared . wiUt.the.advantage of being able to took at tow's PJP^terft ond to button a vwallcw tall The Arirtocrats al Karatowa'ciitig to tlx flarendoB. -ro3*»<3SSsaS^.'" "*■