I I 1 ■ ■ ' ■ ' * — — B-.-'-f-r • CAPE MAY COUNTY OCEAN WAVE. CAPE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY. ^

£jjt Cape Iflas <0rtaa SMiit, , CAPE ISLAND X. J. Ii J. S. IXACH, Bdttm and Propriator. ! 1 ■ - . . r | C Thursday. Hay. 21, 1863 < i OWEPQI.LA1! l'KU ANNUM I { CAPS KAY LAUDS. There is one inaltrr eliich w* regard j ' to he of special inttre*t to the people ; of thU county at the preiest time, in j ' view of the speedjr completion of our j 1 railroad, wbick those interested in teal ^ estate Will do well to look to. We re- j : fer not now to C«pe Island, but to the j ' agricnHnra! portions .of the countj. j la inaaj jmria of the r'onntj there are quite large tracts of land, now uo- ; j eoltiemted. The owner* hare broad . acres mora ti>«i» is of any real use to ' them ; and all of this may be pnt to ; good use ; not, howcrcr by krepiug It • in pttstbi hand', but by offering inducemcnta to othersabrosd to purchase •ad improve tt. * — a| ' We beliere it is a well established troth among eensiblc agriculturist*, that more land than can lie well tilled and ' manured ia a detriment ratber than a benefit to the owner. A small field or farm, well cnltirated, will yitld a greater net profit than a large one half cultltot«d. Labor expended on land not well manured, will not pay day,wagea and the expense of mauurea. Let the farmer try It. Take two acrea of ground, and expend n certain amount for uiuuures, only sufficient for one acre, and at the eaiae time tako one acre, of the same kind and quality of ground, and expend j the same amount for manure, and "then calculate the -value of the labor and the eropa of the 1 wo lots ; deduct ,lho expenses of each from the value of the crops of each, aod we think it will be found that- the real profit of the one acre will exceed that on the two acres. WUln our laud in Cape May will yield a good crop with proper manariag, it wiU awt pay for tba labor when not maaared ; and, in the tame rayiq, there, is •w a tnal loaa, wkara there ie of manure. Heace we argue cihurTuaively, that no man almuld platff and now mora ground than Im> can ci\Ui*ale and inauuro well. Xow, an wc have stated before, there ia a large amount of land iu Cape May more than the present owners eaa nse ' to advantage, which remains dead prop- i erty to them, which may be brought to good account, by selling it to otbert who ; caa and will cultivate it. There are farms entirely tod large, one half of . which would be worth more to the pro- ' cat owaeca than the whole of it. Aal there are inducemeola to per- i aoua to take op this laud, end improve it, thereby improving the entire county. Tba hott of Cape May is usually rood, and easily worked ; the climate is uo surpassed ia the world ;* the natural privileges for fish, oysters Ac , is a strong inducement, while the cornplelion of the railroad, soon 1 9 be consummated. opening communication with FhUadelphia Ac. offers an inducement net heretofore possessed, and seema to be the fialahiog stroke in this way ; and with the proper tact with tbe people, io a few yean ail our waste land may be put to good account, auu Cape Map become indeed a garden spot. Let any one travel along the line of the Camden and Atlantic Railroad, or the Miltville and Ulatshoro Railroad, and compare tbe present condition of thoee portions with wbst they wsre a few yean agb, (before the railroads were b*Ul) and tbey wiU be convinced what may ba done in that way ; sod yet these localities are not worthy of a com psrison with Cape May. Take, for lnt'aaee, 1 ineland, on tbe Miilrille and Glsiaboro Railroad. Two or three ye«n ego it was a wilderness, but bow a teat*: |e springing op, and the whole country wrpund it fast becoming a beautiful agriewltnral portion of tbe state. Ilea from various sections of the conntry are toeWng there, "pnrchaslng land, iwpf**t«g jt> *nd crating dwellings, stoves, barns and other buildings; acd •he wbrie conntry around bis aa air of freepwliy.

Row the seme 'may l- el teamed io j 1 May, where is now little or notb- 1 bet barren jUnds. Bat' Low wns 1 j this accomplished ? What first gave this ' movement nn impetus ? Was It by bold- - ' the lands at extravagant prices 7 , Fsr from iL The men bav>ng charge ; of the movement, at fifit" offered their ' land at low price*, and thus the first , j settlers were induced to purchase ; and | the bell was put in motion, which bat j 1 continued to roll, until the landholders i ere now able to sell their lands nt ad- I ! rneced prices, and have tbe pleasure of ! seeing prosperity spring up where late | 1 was nothing but a wilderness. And j ■ this is by no means a solitary case; but | the same is true all over tho county ; [ end this is the secret of success iu any such enterprise. -Let the tame be done . here. Do not hold your lands too high j at first, for if you do yoit\$$|knever set 1 I the ball in motion. Where there are ' . large tract* of uncultivated land, or • large and unwieldy farms, let a portion ' ' of it be bold at prices that will induce ' purchases, and the balance wilt soon 1 sell el advanced rates, and it will, be found in the end that tbe first sales, even • at low rales, were the most important i ones, giving and impetus to the enter- 1 prise We are af^id that our laud- ! holders hold their property too high, ! thus preventing the commencement of prosperity. This will be found, -in the cud to be a fatal mistake. We may, if we choose, entirely eclipse tbo places mentioued above, as we have etory net- 1 oral facility for doing so. tSfTlie reports which we hoticed j ' last week, that Hooker had agaii.cros*ed the Rappahannock, and was idranc- , 1 ing towards Richmond, and th^t Dix j ' had captored Richmond, proved to be ; 1 incorrect. It la said that Ilookcr inten- 1 1 ded to uiake the advance, but the order 1 wea countermanded by Gen. Halteck. I |3y** Rebel authority says that Gen. , Grant has captured Jackson, Mias , af- , ter a whole day's hard fighting.1 It is . most probably true, r py"8lonewall" Jackson has died • of wounds received at the hrto battle. I He was tbe flower of the rebel army.

ODE AKKY COEHEBPOHDYHCE. , , Headquarter* 3M> Reg. N. J. V.,1 j Cur at I.qwkr Parish. Va., > ' ' , Wednesday. May 13. 1863. ) ' 1 DtSf' Wwiw : —Again we have chang- ' ? ed camps. Monday rooming we struck i ' ' teats at our camp near Fort Jericho, ' ' and came to the place where I now ! ; write, which is in a corn field oh the j f 1 Suffolk end Portsmouth county road,— " j not railroad — distant about 54 miles from Suffolk Our old camp being fit ' ted up to rait our taste, we were sorry '■ to leave it, but ere satisfied now, for our ■ present ground ir in a much healthier . location, and we are laying it out and adorning it in a ranch better style thin 1 nor last one. Oor time belog so near 1 out we are 'in hopes that we shall not Ire > ' called upon to break up camp agaio until j ' we finally strike teuts to head towards 1 Jersey, to encamp with our doer rela- ' I tioua and frienda at home. We "have . * no idea now that we shall stay la Dixie 1 1 after the lit of Jnoe, bnt hope to be j 1 home about that time. Frero what we s now hear we shall be mustered out at { I tbe lawful lime, which is June 1st, , 1863. ' Upon tbe death of Chaplain Butler. r officers of the regiment in meeting as • rambled, passed a series of rewiuliona. f us token of love for the deceased, and 1 sympathy for the bereaved, which I sent » for publication, — and this was immedia1 tely followed by tbe non-commissioned I officers and men of the regiment essem- - bling and adopting resolutions to the - seme effect, which I send to you as reJ ported to me, as follows > WncacAS. Chaplain Francis E. Butler. ' 3Mh Regiment. New Jersey Volunteers, a during a reconn?i*rance acroas the Nanse- . mond River, before Suffolk, Ye., on the 3d , day of May. 1663. endeavoring U react bis I ooearaiira ekirmiahing is tba face of tba ' aneaty, to assist ia caring for tbe injured. ' was mortally wounded from tbe effects of '• .Inch be died May 4;b, 1B63. bearing a 4 love «art1*£egiia*el so well, that nothing >f cocld asperate him from them, be it pealii Dure or the fire of tba raemy ; to attend

to tbe-syants. temporal or spiritual, of bis , Tallow soldiers, seemed bis 'delight ; and well he peifortned bis duly bis last act , ovidence. Hi* duty to his country, hi* M- ' low-men. and bis Master's work be performed faithfully aod efficiently, even to the i down of bis life ; therefore. 'i « it Ktfolrfd. That in the death ;.f Cbaplaiu Francis F. Bmler, ouklRcgiment has lo*l ' one a ho was endeared to us by many ties 1 j of friendabip, re»eltihg from intimate *s«o_ | cikiion* not oojy io tbe tield. but in the . | peaceful walks df civic life, and alihuagh | he has been removed from our midst by the I stern decree of a Divine Providence, hi* - many amiable christian qualities will re- | main cngravun upon our hearts until tbvy | shall c.-mm to throb. j llttolstd. That in tho death of Chaplain . Duller, the country has to mooro for ono of . her ooblest rhainpions, nod the cause lor j . wh.ch we ere contending on o of it* lirniest ] advocates. Rtioirril. That in this o'ur time of aorrow, ; our feeling* are buoyed up with the know i ledge that hi* life liWro on earth has won , bim a place in the mansions not made by j . hand*, eternal in the heavens, and we ten- , | der (u bis rolaiives and Iriends oar heart- J ,4 Celt condolence and sympathy, and humbly | i trust fhatHe *bo docth all things well. | ! will be whlN Ibeui io this tbcit hoar of1 affliction and trouble, and guard them i i through thW v*te_ of tear* to the belter | world beyond, where the weaty are at rest. | Htsolrtil. That a copy of these reanlulion* > I be transmitted J*> the bereaved relatives or I i the deceased nod that they be publiakrd in | t ( the t'aierscn (ju*rdlsn and Register, and i f also the press of Camdon, .Salem. Cuinbci- i I I load, Atlantic and Cape May counties. , ( S I-aIK, Sergeant Co U. Chainnau. J McNeal. Co A, j N Uisbrow, Co D. j . C timitb, Co C, m I J K Ogden. Co 1>. j Corporal Woodruff. Co K. ! Sergeant CoiT. Co F, ' J Sergeant Whittakcr, L'o I. e 1 J liincbliffe. Co K, * I , Commrttce. r , C IV CORSON. Co 0. Secretary, j The llvv. Dr Uorublower, a brother- | I in-law, mid a newhew of Mr. Rniicr, . | took his botly iioine on Thursday last. g ; Previona to thn body leaving camp fun- | crol ceremonies were performed. Six j Chaplains w era present a*ul look part in 4 | the religioud rxhrriset.' The ^rliole rtg- '• . iinent was in atirndance, and alter the , ceremonies escorted tho corpse from 1 c-ittri IA lit* I? It T1ai>nl in Knlf.tlll

| jit. Soffolk, , ; with all the honors of war. ^ j The Rev. Mr. Robinson, of Faterson, | I n preacher of ibe-Methodist faith liav f I ing offered to ciirne with as daring our - unexpired term, has been sent for, and we look foF him litis week, to appear - . among us at out chaplain. | f 1 ! Ilrlore changing romp we were brig- , aded anew. Are now in the First — our | » 1 ! old brigade — formerly coratuandrd hy j ' [ Col Hawkins. Col. Fairchilds, of the ! 89th New York, 'now command* ' We bear it said that tbe 3d Brigade j ' marvhed from here to-day, with order* j 1 1 to report at Pourtamonth, and as I write ! i Iki:, rorae person t near rue areqneation J i i Ing whelueror (not our Division will j 1 ! no: go on the IMvlasala in a few days. ' ! At present I have nothing to say I ' j about Hooker and his army. I shall j j wail nntH I ace in official dispatch from ; 1 1 Hooker. . '] '-The weather is warm, loo warm to; ! ; write long letter*. n«ehb of the boys 1 j i sagood. H A citir.ee living nrar camp inform* • | me that this part of the county ia called Lower Parish. It ia in Nanvemond r county. j GRANVILLE: 'I MARRIED. 1 FIDLF.R— CORSON.— At Pelersbarg, Cap* May Cot. April 14. 18' t, by Richard 1 kVeatherby, K*q., Jacob J. Fuller, of Dan- . niaville, and Anna Maria Coreon, of tbe former place. ° SMITH— COWlON.— At Tockab'oe. on *- the 25th alt., by Re*. N. B. Beeglo, CaptRichard Smith and Miu Iloxanna Creamer, . all of Tnckahoe, jj. J. . ' ' NICK12R30N^CRAWFORD.-Oa the ! 9ih tost., by Rev^. Joseph Hammett, Mr. " | Cornelia* L. Nick»r»..a, of Dee*iavffle, ead 1 i Mlaa Mary Crewford;-«rf Cape May C. H. s 1 a—————— — fj P1J3P f | HAND. -Near -Cape Island, May llth, a I Bli D., son of Joseph A. and i'iiitamelia j lland, aged 3 year* and U month'. qg " Forbid them no., for of neb ia the i | kingdom of Irtwvcq.

SHERIFF'S SALE. V fly virtue at a writ of Ft. Fa. latoad .-ut of tba J)Cape May Circuit toort.-W directed, will be | vapvartl to sal. at yuUte Tavlua on Tueaday, June 16,1063, At tSv Hotel of Gcor*. L LoUUm. oa Cap* III am!, , at two o'clock Id the afternoon of aaW dajr, iht tot- - Iiropcrtjr, known a* tbe TRRUONT HOTEL. To wit 5 LOT -V> 1— OaglualBU at a poat alandlne at Hie aoulh-weateily coroer of Woahtnfton *"* Franklin t •trecta. aod rucnln* Iror.i Uiroee aloof tba norther- ' Iv and wcalrrl) .Id- of W aatilOftno alrcct 1(9 I ret and ft-lOth. to t«t No. a » theoee atonic the line of-; No 2 N #r de* W, las feet to O-bwne atrect ; theoot alone the Mtuth-oaeterly etde of (tabe'-n r .trect U>\ Franklin atrrcl; Ih.n.-r alooe tlie caaleny al-i* of tald franklin Street to the beglno ne. eontalnlos - IHV equate leel of ttnd, more or teaa Lot .Nov — Drctnainf at the eouth-eAiterly comer of Lot No 1. aod runalnd from theoee alonf the northerly ant ivraU-rly ride of aald Waemnqton afreet. A perchc. and 1* linke. to land firntcrlj ot VVm Corrl-. dee d ; thcoee along the a<eie N i" 4tx \V 9 nr relies I* linka, to and Oatmroe atrevl ; thence along the ajutb-enelerly aide ol aatd 0«N.rl-e atrrr' to L"-t No 1. theoee *>ong the aaiae to the tvgtnotng, conumlcgst perchc. of lend, more or BeUet! a. the pn>;«erli of ilutnnhrey Hoghm. and i taken in rsecuti-m at tbe cult of UarlJ Rcctn and othera, and to be «dd|rt ! We 8 Hooric* I.at* Smnttrr. ' P.<r Ricuaan D. Eqsicxo*. LateBbsriff May si iwa. "STILL AT IX." CHEAPNESS and DURABILTTY COKBIHED. BEST IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING Both Firo and Water Proof HIE autecrtbera ehallcng' competlnii ind-uttia; I on IhrN Hoofa- All ordrra are re.pectfuliy .oUrl- • I led with the nramuc that t!.e> *• III be JHUplb ab I SgC wS ' 1 Daniel c. tLDititx.iHfll.nKlta Cn ctract. (akea lor building an-: rr[ialrtsg CotU- , . rra. Hotel, he r Cat* l.laad May »!b ISSS. «n NOTICE. "j MISS M- A KERNAN HAH OPENED A MILLINERY STORE. AT CapL Smith Hands. CAPK MAY. , COURT' IIUU8K N. J . on«l wouM re- • peetlnlly solicit a abate "f the patronage of the eitiaen* of t.aun Muj county. May 21.- In. NOTICE An examination ot CendiJales for license , tench iu llio Public .School* in tape May County N J.. will be lielil at Ilia ' Cape May U II on Wednesday the 29th . mil. at 10 •> clock A M. •i mzz- }c-« »*— — , May 16 '63. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. T etauel Iwamlng arlininl.trator ut Mary f romr- | t ton deeraenl. hy .tirtclion of the Sorrog. . 1 the Credltoca'ol the "iddeerdeiit.'m bilnt In the,, „ , deNt. demand. «r.d claim.. as.in.t tbe «-l<vl. " ' -aid decedent. «l-hll. nil., month., ot liter WW I, foretrr barred of ant action thereto: again. 1 The .aid adintnutialor e LEMUEL LEA MINL. IdmT. May 1«th ■«« " VtlTlfl' til' SFTTI F\lf\T NOTICE [ <

It hereby given, that tlie ereonitt. of Ale*- . ' ant.rrioraoB. adtnTof Albert t,. Cor«,n dee d, I.J'dla N Ilabrock , .■o'mlnl.'ralrU of i.eorg.- W.I' deeM. will he aiullted and .tair»l b> the ' iurroc.le, nn.t tTfMt ^ ,'he 0r" | t ape May. C. H. HMD, ,J NOTICE TO CREDITORS. J ^Irn. drce..rd, hy dlrretloo of the Minor. le of , ' rrtiaitori'ufaaidiaceUeor, to brio* in their debt., < rein.nd. and claim, againat the e.tate of ..id dece- ' dent, under oatli. wtllitn nine month, or tbrt wl'l be of any action therefor, ngaln.t the .aid admtnDtralor. PETER «OCDri\ Suri^ate, j May vth. I**a. my K.tm NOTICE TO CRF.D1TOR8 . Jamea Meeray, ndmtnl.trator of Dinah AJa*. Ceee-aard, hy direction of Ilia Surrngat* of the county of Cape May, hereb) glvei noltr. to lha Creditor, of the aald decadent to brine in 'heir debt#, demands and claim' against (he eatatr ol -.id dec*, lent tinder oath within nine months, or they will be forever hatred of ah)' action again- 1 wit! admlnJAXC4 XECIIAT, Admlnl.lra tor 1 May nth tan. KySltm. NEW, MILLINERY &C. JWSh-AA.Vfr H. SMITH At C«PK K AY COtJEt HOUSE, H AS JTXST OPF.NE I > ^ Af.AKOC AMD BEAI'TtftfL ASMIRT. 51b. AT OF tFRINO A SUMUtX. SIR AW SILK AND CRAPE BONNETS; FLOWERS; RIBBONS, FLATSfcil.TS OF All DESCRIPTIONS] M INnHA AND SACKS, DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, he. A CARD. " rpfaa euhaerthet, having had eou«.-ler.Me rare- 1 1 riettee lot tbe last tad years. In prracnpfng claims to the Government, w#l aonttnne to ter*. all w>tdlera, their widow., children, or rela'lvo.. to ot>talnlog land w.nanta, bounty money, arrearages of Cy, or pen- km the. they may .Und mutied wflr UlC Snrmer oe l*tr seta of Congre.. lie ha* likewise provided hlmietf with all the nrretaary blanks and forma, legally drawn for prosecuting the MAURICE BKCSLCY. Deaal- v Ilk, May 3nd 1SSJ- my 1 SmRoal Estato Agency. FARMS. COTTAOBS and LOTS BOl'CIIT And BOLD OH COMMISSION ; -priUON/ wishing to soli or buy Farm, or ram I Land In lhl» count) or Cottage, aod Lots, or taceat Lots In lha City of Cape I.,»od. will pie... of Farm. Weed and Maadow Lead, and w h ether that* are buildings o mot. and tf so, what buildings. srs sraj artasftrtss! L'OTTAOES SKN I'EP. -jBrassr.'W&aags!? JSE !ku«5^i^k5uya* CraTfeiSI roll age hi rented. Otherwise lh«e wUl be »c charge. J. B. LEACH

I JOHN 8. in, RICHARD I. WILLIAM * ► I JOHNS. LEE & QO.t ROPE MAKER8. SHIP CHANDLERS AND j GROCERS. y So. 46 North Wharvks, | 'jelow Arch St., Philadelphia fT AN'HS *f RIGGING forni'bwl »« or I der. and ROPE of ail kind* constantly oa , band, also ' fitt.t.INO TWI3E, BR1XC TWINE OA It 5, OAKUM. PITCH, TAR. COAL TAR. ROBIN, PAISTB, OILS. \ BLOCKS. OANVABB, and every article used or required aboard vases tilt' r aim keVp on hand an a>sortment of GrocorioB and Provisions, , , suitable (or Ship alurea and family us*. Oire as a 4411 JOHN S LER, & CO., Vuceetaora to Jouas h Ix*. PMU. Feb. IS. NL y THE BE ST I M PROVED FIBK AND WATKR PROOF €OftK?OSITION ROOFS. T'HL.utwcrlberwUI keep ronstaatly on hand a Urgr aupply of celebrated rwrflog material and attend to putting oa OKAVKL. HOOPS. In Cape 1.1 and and Cape May Co., In the CHEAPEST AND BEST MANNER. ^y-Bull lera are tequeatcd to give ma a call before , engaging others. CHAS. A. SIlAtV Cape Ulsnd, May 7. *«J-tf. NEW GOODS* ~ SPUING k SUMMBR MILLINF.RY. MISSL ro*TEE at DENNIS* VILLH, lit* jail aliened . New and Hnml-nrr.e ramrDeant of rrady-made straw. Braid, Manilla, Fancy Ncapotl inn. Silk and Crape lioaneta, of the Uteat and eholHoop Skirt, of all .Itea, Shaker*. Hlbhoaa. FienrE ; and Amrrlean Tiowrra, and Milliner)' Cvodr la general, at wry low peiera Condition. Gash. All | kind, of Mllflnery Work— Bleaching, Altering •h.pei and Trimming— neatly done to oidar, sad warranted to gtre sstisfaeiloa. May 7. MJ. Ha. BOO 7S A N D S H O ES THOMAS D. CLARK. Has returned to Cape Island, nod opened n SHOP STORE, ou Waablngton .Ireet, oppotlte the menl of Bool*, s'ho.-- and fialtrt*. for Grata, La dir. and children at tbe laiwr.t Ua«h prtres. - i Work made to order, and Repairing Neatly done. Women a Work can he had at the store oft H " Mar 7, ISO— Jmn j IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. BETWEEN . RICHARD SMETIIUItST. Com/iff. ; lii.bcrn HAUxrihiD, D*rt, " <»n &tVf. frr. ^ ij Orjtr jar psUn-nfws, . "ng- . "" 'I'll i.-omplatnant baa filed hie bill In Thk above 1 rauw. nnJ proeeaa of .ufijacn. having been laaj. ; ed and returned arcordlng to law. A 'id It b Ing made to appear, h* all davit, that the . .lelriulent rdl'.ulin llarwiux! rrvidea out of ttrr.b jJl'.uiin out of tbe stale

nl New lrr*e>, and tlial ptoreaa could not be aetied upon him. It Is, on this twenty-fifth day of March one thousand el -h' bundled an.) .Ixly-ti-iee , on motloc ol Abtaham llmwnlrg solicitor of the 1 mmplautaai, ordered thet the aatd absent i rfeud.at do appear, plead, demur, nr answer to the corn- : plainanl. bill, on or before tbe "racty-aixth dav ot ' May next, or that. In delauit lkk*'Jf. such Jtervoe made agalnat bun aa the f:bnncrllor shall think | equitable and just — And Ii la further oidrtbd. that I tula order shall, within twenty days hrreal cr, be served pereonally on the ..aid U I burn Harwood by I a delivery of a nq.y thereof to hi* or he pu' listed « within the aald twenty days Io the Ocean Wave a ' iie* .paper piloted at tape I all lid In this alatc, an-', aouttnu-d therein for .1* weeks, auresalvclr, it least unrr in every week. HENRY W GREEN, C A I rue copy 0. Gt'.MM ERE. Clk. WEST JERSEY RTR^ SPRING AKRASOEREITI, Oingnenrfrt.7 on MONDAY. March Bel, 1863. Jail j, (txccj't Sundays.) to and from H'ainuf A£f. Wharf, /'kiladdpki*. a >. r ». "7\i Leave Brldgrlos, « go I ap t"» " Plttetswa, IN i so a u Giaaaharo' 7 * | u Boa " Woodbury. 7« t« m Waatvtik, 7 #7 t <7 * is t donees tat, * 01 i|| a to I - .'unction. CM a OT IB Camden, lu aw • eo Due at Philadelphia, g AM i is RETURNING t A." P >. "W Leave ! .lladetphta, * 'O too in '• Camden, a 13 g )« iu " Joaettoe. # IT I )l • to Gtnuaeater, IN « M * u " Wesrettk, « an 2V0 " Woodtnlry, a <t t at tat . « GlwBen' 10 IS a ti i£ " pittatowa. tot* a aa «ao Due at Bridgaton, i: U a IS t so , j UH-LVlLLEfc CI.AMOORO RAILROAD, i Leave Mlllr'llo SHAM. I 00 f. V. •' Glass boro 7 34 do 3 Id do. Due miad'a a S3 do I IB do. [ Lsira Phllad'a 1 00 do 4 10 do " f.lasaboro to 13 do a 13 do. • 1 DucMllDUt# Hud* (II R. STAGES , Wm. i. ROYAL'* LINES OF aTAGEB Laave MILLTILLE ou arrival of s 00. A. hi. Train from Phllad'a. lolly, for Cumberland ruraiwe, Tu-kahor, *eavUlr. Beealey'a PWnt and Cape Mae Court House, and to Cape Islsnd. ,.n Monday.. ■ KWKStratr-nuiioi-a, wr.*TCOTT fc whittakee's lines alao leave HI I.LVILLr. oa arrival of Ula * A. U. i Train, dally fare Port Ellsahatti, LreeBwg, tlnlilm* ' ter. East and West Creek, Dcnnlsvllle, and dwaahw. ' and BtSHOI-S I INtto Cape Uland ou TUref.r* ; Thursdays sad aeU.rd.ya, returning on alwru.l. ' day* to Altaraooa Line. r om-rxi-iGin ma * *sa» k* r^u tm* «*,. I J. VAN RKNS8KLAER. • 8upt. W. J. R. R. | Philadelphia, March 1st, MBS. THE WETT TEJST EXPRESS COMPAN Y •ellRB, " jf" . . .. -> '- R-GRASAH.ngseG-