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TIE CHARLOTTE COLUMBIA AND
AUGUSTA CONSOLIDATED RAIL
ROAD-SECOND DAY.
From the Columbia Phoenix, July 0 J

From the COlpmola fpUul4, Juo y
Pursuant to adjournment, the stockholders
of the Charlotte and South Carolina Rallroad
met yesterday morning. Major Z. u. Melton
offered series of resolutions relative to the
consolida ton Of the two companies, which were
unani mousy adopted by stock vote: There
being no turtner business before the meeting,
Colonel James q. Ron moved that they ad.
journ to meet IN joint convention with the 10
iumb,a and Augusta Railroad Company,
which was adopted.
papy was called to order by Colonel Wilson, OF
North Carolina, when the resolutions relative
to assuming the entire debt was adopted by
stock vote.
On motion Of ". r. Robertson, ESQ. the
meeting adjourned to meet in convention with
the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad
Company.
roads convened. Colonel j. h. Wilson IN the
chair. and Messrs. Gregg aud MeeIz acting as
secretaries. m
mir. john J. Cohen, from the committee ap-
pointed for that purpose reported tuat ma
iorlty of the stock III both companies was re-
presented. ,.,.,.,;. J..
stock repI esented, which Was adopted.
W. r Robertson, Esq. proposed number
of by-laws 1or the government OF the company,
winch was adopted.
James G.. Gibbes, ESQ.,. offered the following
resolution. which was adopted:
hesoioed.S That the salary OF the President
of the Charlotte. Columbia and Angus Hall,
road De fixed at $1,000 for the tirst year, anu
at 5000 thereafter.
Aresolution complimentary to Chief En-,
gineer Moore was introduced by Dr. Lewie and
A committee vss appointed to nominate Of
ticers. who reported the following names, which
were baloted for and unaDi%oqsly elected: -; q,
s,b,ey. J. Cohen, 8. B. Herd. North Caro-
ina~W. johnson, A. B. Davidson, General j.
A. Young, General "; a.. Nesl; Lexington M,;In D.
John Fisher, Edward Hopo Colcnel +. W. Nc
Master. Farheld-W. r. Robertson, James
II. RloD. Chesier-T. J. Paterson, D. NC
Lure. York-A. B. Springs. ,.,
At q subsequent meeting Of the board, VII,
liam Johnston Esq, was unanimously e.eotso
President. The annual meeting OF the stock-
holders was fixed for the second Wednesday il
April Of each year.
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NEWS FRoMMAsHLSGIoK.

WAsHNaloa, July -Grahtf has Expressed
;, to ssyssal gentlemen his satilfsstion :ehtshe
result eand ti6cation at the peacefnhessof
the Virgins, slee,ons. 8. ..ag:.e is,pe,7aa
The proclamation for the Mississippds and
Texas elections is expected to-day. Generals
Ames and Reynolds TN be instructed against
spalstislity .sxsrd either party ip ths ptSlsmi-
nsries to the election. .-.-5,.. gs 81
( Georgians here are urgi ng the establish
ment ofsn ssyiumn for the aged and y indrm
neeIoes Of that State, to be partially supported
by the soverlment.. It is stated that Howard
supports the scheme.
The Cubans, here ridicule the reported
capture OF etheirpowder mill Ut Vsgus. They
bay the patriots have no powder MILL. ..
The Secretary Of War to-day issued an order
Transferring the laboratory building at Macon,
Georgia, to the Statei Agricultural Society
until the list January next. ~. +.
Minister Motley, it is ascertained, has 30 far
neither made or received any proposition in
regard to the Alabama CLAIMS. 4'i'l -
:, The President has given ASSURANCES that the
administration win be perfectly impartial in
the approaching contest in Mississippi, and
win insist that the military authorities shall be
impartial also. or.
Evart freely expresses the opinion that Mis-
sissippi and Texas will follow the lead Of the
Old Dominion. The electon in Mississippi will
probably not occur until the fourth Tuesday IN
November. This win throw this election after
.. the contests ia- -PennsylvAniaa end Ohio. No
thing has transpired ressrding' the Texas
election, but it Is thouShs thatit will be fixed
for period equally remote.
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THE NATIONAL INTEL1IaENcRR.--A card pub
lished m the Washington Express, signed by
Henry Ward. proprietor Of the Express, says
"1he discontinuance Of the publication Of the
National Intelligencer is not final. but that it's
resumption by the lawful owners will take
place 81 soon as arrangements to that end can
be perfected. 1t has never been the intention.
he saws, to abandon the title, but delay has
been rendered necessary By reason OF certain
complications under previous management,
and strike among the employees. He also
gives notice that the rigit to enjoin others
from the use Of the title and name of said pa
per is reserved"
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SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1869.

hear and relieve all cases of peculiar hardships
on the presentment of q petition properly
vouched and approved by this County Auditor,
and then le. every one rest his case on its
merits. We believe if the Auditor has not the
power. he should withhold the collection OF the
tax OH the whole amount added by the State
Board, and refer the matter with his reasons
to the next meeting o. the Legislature for con-
frmation or rejection. 1t might be best to try
this first, as we are satisfied the entire amount
added by the State Board is without justifca.
ton Of law. --i
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SPARKs FROM THE WIRES.

Official returns from eighty-four counties
in Virginia give Walker majority Of 23 600.
The grand jury Of New York are still taking
evidence against the Wsl-street brokers for
violnhon Of the revenue laws.
, An was reoorted well on board the Great
Eastern yesterday. and the officers expected to
land the cable 10 shoal water soundmgs TO-
day.
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sSlHE NEAIEsT, THE QUICKEST AND
THE cHEApEsT-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
1I3 EAST BAY, having replenished its Stock with
neS and large assortment OF material OF the nness
quality and latest styles, Is prepres 10 execute "
,he shortest notice aud In the best manner' 1oo
PRINTING OF every description.
Call and examine the scale of prices before giving
YOUR orders elsewhere.
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THINGS IN EDGEEIELD.

The Condition Of the crops-wonderful
Effects of Fertilizers - Prospects, for
Co.n-Wheat and Oats in Good Order
Melons and Peaches The Ninety
Six Railroad-Church Matters in the
County.
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~PHILosoPHY OF MARRIAaE.-A

PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. aa delivered ct the
New York Museum OF Anato.ny, embracing the sub
iects How to Live and What to Live for Youth,
Maturity and old Age Manhood generally review.
ed the Cause OF Indigestion Flatul-nce and Fer-
yous Diseases accounted for Marriage Philoeoph-
cally Considered. &c. These Lectures will be for
warded on receipt Of four stamps. by addressing !:
SECRETARY BAL1lMoRE MUSEUM OF ANATo.
MY, No. IA West Balimore.stzeet, Baltimore. Md
Anrii 10 mwf1 1T
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Mr NOrICE.-NATIONAL FREEDMAN's
SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS made between now
and July 19lh, will draw interest from July lst.
June % "a NATHAN RITTER, Cashier
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-Th!s
snendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the only
tine and perfscs Dye; harmless. rehable instanta-
ao,,. M di,an,ointmsnt; NO ridiculous tints; ren-
edies the i'll effects Of bad dyes' mslsofHeS A"a
leaves the tair soft and beautiful nlaox or nro"A
sold ~ all Druggists and Perfumars; and properly
auplied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No. - Bond
street, New York. yr
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Marrife.

JERvEY-DEvEAUX.-On the evening of the 1st
instant at the residence Ct the BRIDES father, Co
lumbis, +. c., by the Rev. P. j. sHAND, iJAMESL.
JERyEY to SALLIE E daughter of sTHrHEN L.
DEVEAUx.
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The Confederate dead are bang removed
from the Chckamauga battle 6eid, aud reil.-
tered in the Confederate cemetery ct Mari
eta, Georgia.
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xrsOUrH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY SAVINGS DEPARrMENT.-DeP
made on or before Goth July, will draw interest from
1st instant. THOMAS B. WARING, Cashier
49, s
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5nnsrial Notifts.

~ The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quainces oil Mr.. and Mrs. JAMES BRIGHT and fami.
ly sre respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of
the latter. To-MoRRow MOANING. at Eight O'Clock,
from No 80 Anson.street. - Juy10
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Sptfial aotifes.

aSsT. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Service In this Church To-MoRaow MORNING. at
halfpast Ten O'Clock, DR.. W.. W. HICKS officiating
.J1ic
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aFDU rCHER's LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER.
Dsath to the Liviog Long live the Killers Sold
By Dealers everywhere. limo June ~
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Wbituarp.

BRowN.-Died, at Magnolia Bluff, Taylor County,
Georgia, on the 4th inst, ROBERT E. BROWN. late
OF this city, in the 65th year OF bis age. -
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NJ ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Eary an
hood with the humane view OF treatment and cure
gent BY mail free OF charge. Address HoWAho AS
oCIAa aooN' Iva 3mos
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Mr DURING MY ABSENCE FROM THIS
State, 1 have appointed W. GEORGE GIBBEs as
my Attorney to attend to all business pertaining 10
The Agency of the Life Association of America Tor
this branch. Mp. CARTER,
Agent Of Life ASSOCIATION of America.
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asr TaR WORLD GRoWS WISER. THE,
human stomach has. been D sbsusfuIly persecuted
organ There Wass time when forisysry derelichon
Of duty It was punish sith huge doses Of the most
disgusting and nauseous drugs. In vain It rejected
them, md CteraIly) returned them upon the hands
OF those who administered them. They were forced
upou 1t again and again. until its solventpower was
thoroughly dreDched out Of It
The world is wiser now than 1t was III that drastic
era, when furious purgadon and mercuria salvation
were what Artemus Ward would have called the
smain holt OF the faculty. In cases OF dyspepsia and
liver complaint. -'.' ..i ~
The great modern remedy for Indigestion and btl
iousness ia HoSTETTER'5 STOMACH B1rTERs, q
preparation which has the merit Of combining pal
stable favor With such tonic. sperent and aniibil-
ions properiies as were never heretofore united In
any medicine. ..,.. .., ....-.... ...-.q.- 4
II has been discovered at last that sick people are
not ike the fsbed Titans, who found prostration SC
refreshing that, when Knocked down. thsy rose from
the earth twice as vigorous rs before. When An m
valid is prosirated BY powerful deplehng drugs he
is apt 10 stay prostrsted ard the debilitated being
aware OF the fsct prefer the building up to The knock
ing down Byrt<1n noftrs>tsnop\----: s.nar "., i.-4
HoSTETTER'S BITTt Rs meets the requirements
of the rational medical philosophy which at present
prevails. 1t ia . perfectly pure vegetable remedy,
embracing the three Important properties Of pre-
ventive, tonic and an attentive. It fortihes the
body against dsease inviSorases and reval'zes the
torpid stomach and liver, and effects most saluta-
ry change in the entire system, when in morbid
condition. - -
In summer. when the eufeebhns temperature rem
dsrs the human organization particularly suseepti-
BILE to unwholesome atmospheric influences. the Bit
ters should be taken as protection against epidemic
disease. DAG July l0
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@TBE ORDINANCE OF BAPTISM WILL:
be celebrated by the Calvary Baptist Church, Rev.
CHAnLEs SMALL officiating, at the foot Of Council.
street, at haif.past Ten O'Clock A. ~, 1oMoRRow.
collection will be taken up for the benefit Of the
Church. July 10
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~ ROSADALIS.-THE 81 E PROPRIE lORS
clain-and its merits bear them up in the ssser-
t,on-thst this great Alternative remedy will cure and
permanently cure scrotula In its various ferms such
as Consumption in Its early stages Enlargement and
liberation of the Glands, Joints and Bones, &c.
Rheumatism. White swelling, Sore Eyes. Stub
born Ulcers, Eruphons OF the Skin, Diseases of Wo
men, Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia. sick Headache,
Costiveness, Liver Complaints. Pain in the Back
Imprudence in Life, Gravel. and all other Chronic
Diseases of the Blood Liver, Kidneys and Bladder.
1t only requires trial to convince the most skep
tical of its great merit great Blood Purifier and
Renovato Certificates Of its value pour in from all
parts of the country and Thousands stand to-day the
living witnesses of Its great healing power.
For sale by GOODRICH, WfNEMAN& CO.. I'm
porters OF Drugs aud Chemicals. Charleston, S. @.
July 10 stulno
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1CTTADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services on SUNDAY MORNING at Halfpast Ten
o'cloct-tn the EWING ct quarter-past Eight.
Jnv 10
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aSDELICIOU SLY MEDICINAL This is
the universal verdict pronounced uoon PLANIA-
TON BITTER, by all who hive tried them. The
we'll knosn health promoting ingredients from
which they are made and their invIl able merits as
remedy fol in igestloa and all its consequent all
ments, and the preventive qualities against diseases
arising from cimltic changes, miasmatc influences
and imperfect secreions, are 30 widely known aud
so honoraby endorsed, that we trust that no one
will fore 20 the advantages of th 'ir use.
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aSBEAUTlFUL WOMAN, IF YOU WOULD
be beautiful, use Hagan's MAGNO' IA BALM
1t gives pure blooming complexion and restores
youthful beiu'y.
It's effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
1t removes Redness, Blo;ches and Pimples, cures
Tan, suubucn and Freckles, aAl makes lady OF
thirty appear hut twenty.
TIE MAGNOLIA BALM makes the Skin smooth
and peary; the Eye bright and Clear; the Cheek
glow with the bloom Of youth, and imparts fresh,
plump appearance TO the counIerance. No lady
need oomphin of her com oieIion, wbe1 seventy
five cents will purchase this delightful article.
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~ CONSULATE OF NORTH GERMAN
UNIoN.-NorIcF.-.Mr. FREDERICK pETRAscH,
from Ruehen, is hereby requested to report in per-
son at the Consulate General of the North German
Union, at New York, ofhce No. 1T BROADWAY,
hoom No. 20. or to forward his address at the
earliest opportunity. Persons knowing anything Ct
the present residence of Er. PGTRASCH are re-
quested to communicate the same to above Consu'
i.te. -. In. .,...c.. - -. : judy 10
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The best article to dress the hair is Lyons kathai'
ro, thst, 1mo DAG June "a
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MAGNOLIA wATRB.-Superior to the best imported
German cologne, and sold at half the price.
July6 'utpso
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PACIFIC MAIL sTKAmsHIP COMPY {
THROUGH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
oHASaK OF SAILING DAYS.

...,: A~n 6TEAMRRS OF THE ABOVE
NHE line lesye Pier No. A. North Bivex.
iLEz6dEEk3RS foot Of canAl.strset New York, 1t
,|4. Z. II o'clock noon, Of ths mt, 11th And
7lst Of every month Except when these dates tall
on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding.
Departure Of 1st and 21st connect at Panama viii
steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer1osp
ports Those OF 1st touch at Eannanil1o.
Departure OF 1lth OF each month connects With
the new steam line from Panama to Australia and
New Zealand.
Steamship oREeoNIAN leaves Ban Francisco for
China and Japan AuRuIt l. 1853. s
No California steamers touch ct Havana, bat 90
direct from New York to Aspinwal
One hundred pounds baggage free to each Aduh,
Medicine and attendance free. o.. H. .--. ID
For Passage Tickets or further Information A1plp
1t the COMPANY's TICKET OFFICE, on the xhEa
foot Of Canal-street, North River, New York.
March u 1U F. r. BABY, Agent.
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. FOR SAVANNAH-INLARD ROUTE
VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD.
PASSA G E s r E D q E D.
To oSavannah....95. To Bcaufort....S4.
FARE INCLUDED. ..-i
rE-s TIE sTEAMBb PILOT BOY. OAP-
6R11c@sSaSSSE.T TAIN FEM PECK. vii leave ACCOM-
modadon Wharf fevery MONDAY MoRrSa Ct O'Clock.
Returning will leave savannah every WEDNESDAY
MORNING at O'Clock. -
JOHN FERGUSON,
June &c Accom- mmodation Wharf.
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GlI1sygoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP FAIL
CON, from Balhmore, are hereby notified thstshe Is
THm DAr dtschargins cargo At Pier No. !, Onion
WnssYey. All goods not taken away at sunset VIII
remain on vharf at consisnees' risk.
of Juty1o "a o@ iMoRDEoAI C0:, Agents.
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ExCURsIONsi ExCURsIONs

THE FINE FAST SAILING YACHT
~ ELLA ANNA, the Champion Of the south.
AN is now ready ana prepared to mako regular
- trfps thus afording an opportunity 70 . II
whornsy wish to yislt points Of interest in our beax
tful harbor.
For passage sppiy to the Captain on Union whsr f.
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THE CONTINENT IN MINIATURE.

TO hs Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: There is a work which would seem to
be nearly In accordance with the spirit OF national
enterprise so closelySed to the interests Of science
and urgently required by tho reprossblc spirit OF Gu
rosity and pleasureseekng, that its contemplation
should give place 10 living, growing, healthy born de-
mand for immediate practical action That work Is tho
forming on very large scale on properly selected
aud prepared surface Of ground Of artistic representa-
ton OF tho North American Continent raised In
relief upon the earths level, aud showing, as
far art reasonably do, the prOportionate
dimensions OF tho clements OF It's varied surface.
IL In reference the OF this plan that deli
cato point Ia involved. Individual efforts may
struct small illustration 20 feet, even 20 rods
square, but II would be at best unsatisfactory
WILL therefore, suggest a scale OF l5OOOth or, for
more easy comprehension one foot 10 mile. On this
scale half inch square would represent an acre very
nearly. Manhattan Island would be about feet long
and tho details to every street and building aud Hill and
out and plainly seen In due proportions. Long Island
would stretch out about 40 feet From New.
mile aud from the extreme northernmOst land to the
Isthmus at Panama would DO about mile In the minia
ture. Tho oceans lakes, and large rivers could be Of
actual water and tho proportOnato depths OF these
would vary from quarter OF inch less 90 two
three inches, perhaps foot at most unless large
breadth OF ocean was included Tho White, Allegheny
and Cumberland Mountains would be raised from two
three 20 twelve or thirteen inches while Of the
Rocky Mountains and Cordleras would be built up from
two 70 four feet In hight above the level Of the ocean
However unreasOnably large these dimensions may
at first thought, am strongly persuaded that it
will be found none too extensive for the desired pur
large amount Of useful information in Natural History
Geology Geography. Botany MIneraloRy &c by putting
upon inserting In the plastic materials OF which the
surface nray be composed, representations ana real
specimens OF rocks, minerals soils, &c, as well much
Other illustrative and explanatory matter which might
DO deemed appropriate, No definite time should be
tempated IN which 10 finish such work Indeed, 10
could not bo finished long there remained any
face UNEMPLOYED or any changes made In making new
settlements, roads, canals or other improvements which
might properly be represented on the plan. IL work
which should be entered upon more Ike the establish
nent Of permanent institution Of learning having
neoted with IL the most attractive facilities for crafty
ing the strong propensity IN nature for travelling
which thousands could never otherwise enjoy. Wa L.
Mystic bridge, Conn, July a.
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NOTES ERoM TIE sUMMER RESORTS.

CYRUS w. Field and Frederick Z. Church
are at the Prospect Park Hotel Catskll Mr. Church Is
about to build a residence the east bank Of the Hud
son River opposite the hotel The site chosen commands
an excellent view Of the Catsk Mountains and Of the
river Visitors to the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs
in South Virginia travel the entire dis
tance by railroad short branch railroad from Big
Tunnel station on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
leads directly to the Reception House. The Stockton
House stables Cape May accommodate 100 horses The
first hop the at the Cape was held last Saturday
evening st the Columbia House. The Diamond Beach
Association has not been heard OF this
sOa.
Judge Cardozo has cottage az Long Branch. Prof
Neke the PfestdigateNr, performs every evening at
new hall buin for him this season, the Clarendon
Hotel grand hep at the Metropolitan Hotel is an
nounoed for next Monday evening, July 49, DE Cordova
the eomc lecturer and Miss olive Logan are at the Ne
tropeltan Sig OpeT is the principal musical leader at
the Branch this concert, last Sunday evening
at the Continental under his leadership, very
oessfel Miss Agatha states and Miss Leona cnseDder
sang solos, Among the guests az the Mansion House we
9ocG sn9 o MssTs ind Taylor ana DR. Lws Of
acknowledgements, with an orchestra OF ~ pieces pro
vdes music for Congress Hail. Saratoga The afternoon
concerts and Informal evening hops have commenced a.
each OF the hote-Hon George OPdyke - at Sar afoga
with his family, for the season. Thurow Weed II also
there with daughter Baron kubeok. Counsellor OF
the Austrian Legation Is at Congress Hall with party
Commodore Vanderbilt has engaged a suite OF
apartments Niagara for the Summer-Pretiy vel
vet memoranda books fOE Dances rides excursions etc.
convenisDoes OF the present seasOn.-7he Ala
California hopes "now shat the Pacific slope Ia 20 be-
the Summer resort OF the nation" that Cali
fornia will be delivered from the curse OF fashion, dis
play and excitement whiuh has rendered Eastern water
ing places uneudurabe.-The last ENCOURAGEMENT OF
fashionable folly Is that bathing suits at Long Branch
cut tght"-Hampton Beach, New Hampshire, Is one
OF the pleasantest resorts on the hew-Engiand coast
The water rather cold nj Nahant bat the beach Is
miles long. with delightful carriageway and fine
scenery There are five hOtes.-Madame La Vert IA AT
the Mansion House Ten Springs, Saratoga, with her
daugher Octavia. They will remain during the season.
Gen Grant will be tho gu6GJ OF Mr. CatherVOOd while at
Long Bsanob at the handsome cottage occupied by
Messfs. CatheEwoOd and McClave.