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CbriLapt Slaij ©ttaitSBafit.j If PUBLISHED EVERT THURSDAY BY j " I. B. HAGOH iOLE, \ it ( »K I»U»d, Cspe M»j CsrbI), *. J. j t M< Milt ud ■ Half P" r»"» ' | Thursday. October 16, 1863 LORD Rl'KRKLL OS AMERICA. Lord llasstll hu made an important •paaeh on foreign affair*, at Blair Cowrie in Scotland. Ho referred at coniidtreble length to the American question; justified England in recognizing the | Confederates a* belligerenta, and answered tome of the imputations brought by the people of the North, particularly the speech of Senator 8«nner. He also replied to the complaint of the Sooth, in regard to the recognition of tba blockade, and asserted that although aelMntereat demanded that Eaglaad should brtak it, the prefers tbe coarse of honor, as it wonld have been infamous to break it. He ihowed that the government bed not sufficient evidence against the Alabama to detaia her until after she bad sailed, and explained the difficulties in the way of interference in each cases, ne drew a line between ordinary vessels equipped for war purposes and steam rami, which are in ihsasslvta formed for nets ef offence, and might be used without ever touching Confederate shores. 1I> asserted that the government wss ready to do everything the duties of nenlrelity required—everything that is just tt s friendly nation, and such as they would wieh dons to tbemseliee, but wonld npt yield one'jot of right to (he menace of foreign Powers- He complimcuted the federal government and Mr. Seward j upon the fairness with which they have ■ discussed the matters ?f difference; bat j said there were others beside Senator i Sumner who bad acted differently. He j denounced tbe effort* ef those who 1 sought to create trouble between Amer- j ica and Europe, and with expressions of friendship toward America, assrrud that all hit efforts wonld bo to maintain panes. Speaking of Poland, bo defended England's position and remonstrated against that of Russia,' but did not think England should go to war oo tbe subject. At regarded Mexico, lis thought that If the Mexicans approved of what was being done for them, they* , sboald be allowed to do ao. THE MARL RAILROAD. The "Wait Jersey Marl sad Transportation Company," of which Gen. { Potter, of Bridgeton, li President, have purchased one hundred and eighty acres sL—- of the excellent mtrl lands, on the west side of the West Jersey Railroad. The [ company inteod to work the "beds" as , tbe railroad can ba built. Tbe work of surveying tbe foote commenced on Mon- | day last, and as the road will be bnt a , mile and a half in length, it will not be ( long before the great fertilizer to which Sooth Jersey owes so much, will be supplied to sagcr agriculturists in unlimited quantities. The vein tapped Is n pert } of that which extends across the State, ( and in qnalliy is eqoal to any in Borliagton, Camden, Gloooester or Salem. ( Tbe marl Is close to the surface, having ( bnt a slight overlay of earth, and the strata ia about equally divided between gray, bine and green marl, and is of good depth. If the expectations or the Company shonid be realized in this enterprise, other marl lands will be bongbt , on lbs east side of the West Jersey , Road, and the business will be engaged , in asorc extensively. The directors , named in the act lueorporatiag the , "West Jersey Marl asd Traasportatlon ; Company," are David Potter, David E. j Marshall, DaWItt Cllatoa Clement, John , Johnson and Thomas Jones Yorke.— « SaUm Standard. ^ ff Pol ton applied steam to the practical sis* of the age;' Morse has brought ' Galvanism te be the daily servant of mil- ' lions of man. Newton nnrsTaled the masrn 1 of tba stars, aad made their motions the ] mariner's guide through the trackless ; ocean. What these man have dona is their departments, Dr. Ajar does ia madiaine. He tares the great discoveries in Science 1 aad Physios to asa in Us care of disease, ' aad makaa the occult discoveries of the 1 great ahem iota avertable for te areata of i everyday lift. His medicines for She k»» i prises at which they are eaid. bring wftbin , tbe reach of aeery man the beet wisdom v aad Iho heat skill of modern lime*.— ITW- , aria gtm (Dri.) S>ms»e.e». PW Ths fisctory girts e**ploj«l la | tbe oottoa mills in Patereoa, N. J., struck fbr the tan hoar system, aid seet soled in effecting tbeir abject. I —

rjgpgjjg; j ARMY OP THE POTOMAC. j W ash i rotor, Oct II. — A letter fro® j tbe headquarters riff the Army of 'he i I Potomac soys >— For two or three dsye the enemy have | i been concentrating a heavy force sronud I Madison Court House, and on Friday j night and Saturday morning they moved j out of tbe town in a northwardly dircc- j tlon. A diviion of infantry, a large force of j cavalry, and considerable artillery were j occasionally seen by onr signs! men : pu-Jiipg through the openings of s j forest which generally conceals tbe road. , The object of the movement conld not at that time be determined upon . Veslerdsy evening reports from the ' front represented that, eeriy in the morning one of Kilpetrick's cevelry.ljri- j gsdes, consisting of the Fifth Michigan, j Fifth New York, and Seventh Pcnnsyl- ] vsnis, and another cavalry regiment, j attempted to make s recoonoissance on the sontb side of Robertson's River, when they were met by n large body of Stuart's Rebel cavalry. A fight ensued, continuing an hour, whan our eavalry fell back upon tfie infantry reserves. After another severe contest onr infantry were compelled to give way, and a considerable number of them were captured. A detachment of our cavalry then dashed upqn the enemy, retaking all tbe prisoners they had taken, with the exception of fifteen or twenty of the infantry. Out entire force was then pushed back by the Rebels towards Culpepper, akirmiabiog on the way, sod contesting every foot of ground, j Heavy firing"!*- the afternoon indii csted that the contest bad been renewed. J Onr signal station on the summit of ; Thoroughfare Mountain was nearly oal j off, b8i fortunately the entire •party/ with their property, escaped, i It appeara to be generally believed that tbe main bedy of Gpneral Hill's corps has passed from tbe right to tbe left of onr front, pursuing an obscure route near the Blue Ridge, intending to ; make a demonstration on onr right and rear, for tbe pnrpose of cutting off onr railroad communication Measures arc preparing to give him n fitting reception in that quarter, but should the movement be simply a ruse to cover a heavy stuck on onr front we , ' aire prepar.d for ft, as the groaud baa 1 beea cleared of everything calculated to embarrass a general and vigorous battle on onr pert. The advance of General Hill's corps probably commsnced moving from Madi- j son Court House on Thursday morning, sod by this time it most be between Gaurdeioe Fork and Acsthsnis River. It was positively sUtcd yesterday ; morning that tbn Rebel cavalry and - were upon the 8perryvi!!e and : Culpepper pike. On Friday tome guerrillas were seen on Pony Mooptalo, three miles southwest of Qjripepper, and are sopposed to been accreted in tbe Devil's Deo, a cava In the mountain. A citizen, who waa compelled to conduct a scouting party, failtd to find it, and, under tbe belief that he porposely misled onr party, he has been arrested. FROM ROSECRANS' ARMY. Ctxcixxsn, Oct. 1*. — A ifepsleh from Indianapolis says tWworgoons have arrived there direct from Chattanooga, who were taken prisoners iu the Chickfight. They were stripped of everything. Tbey say that Ibe impression is general that Bragg will attack oa Tuesday next. ReinforcemenU bad arrived ; they came by the first train tbrnogh from Bridgeport. The road has been repaired, and all important points are strongly defended. Lookout Monntaio, from which Bragg endeavors to bombard Rosecrans, is eighteen bandred feet higher than Chatthree miles distant by wegoa road, and leas than two mile* In a direct Missionary ridge, where Rebel dispatches are dated, is abont ons thousand fast high, three miles from Cbattaaooga by road, and two miles by sir line. Lookout Mountain and MMonary Ridge nearly encircle Chattanooga, which .Use in a basin rormed by tba mountainous range* around it. Bragg baa an ope^railroad communication with Rome, forty mile*, and Atlanta, mm bandred and ihirty-eix miles distant, whence bo rem bring up lb* bea .ieat siege gane cast at both these points. The Etowah Shall Works are aizty milaa from Chtttanooga, aleo connected therewith by railroad.

.AFFAIRS IN THE 80UTHWBST. ~1 CntcuwsTi, Oct, W —There is s vt- " j riely of news, good snd btd. from ths 1 Lower Mississippi. In s fight at Don, ' ' | aidsbnville, La , oa the 25th oik, the t 9 i guerrillas were repotted by tbe garrison v snd driven ont. In tbe raid on Mor- , j gantown they were more successful, bar- j ing surprised and captured two cotn- ' | panic* of the Twenty-sixth Iowa and •' ; Nineteenth Indiana, two hundred and •' " j seventeen men in all. General Uerron 1 j. ' is now there with a large force. { 8 1 FROM FORTRESS MOXROB ) j Fortress Monroe, Oct. 10. — The U- i I S. steamer Circassian from Pcnsscola, t t • Key West, and Charleston Bar, has 1 j arrived here. 1 e She reports ijtpt there was Is be s 1 t ' combined army , and naval attack at ' Charleston on the I lib inst. (Sunday) , ■ | ftatr & tfountii gtcms. ; a The Sew Pilot Boat. A new boat for the pilot station at j | f Cape May has recently been constructed j ■ at the yard of Mr. John W. Lynn, in '» Philadelphia. She was built under the j ' c supervision of Oapt. Jsmes Msson, an { \ experienced pilot, and was modeled after ! one of the fastest sailers now nfioal. | J ' 8he 1s seventy-one tons hnrtben, draws j e | nine feet, and ' walks the .water like a , | thing of life." She is called the ' i 11 "Stephen Flsnsgan," in memory of a * well-known and highly esteemed Phila- i 1 delphiau of formtr days. She arrived c in tbe roads on Sunday afternoon last, , and has been visited by crowds of people ^ since her arrival. j i r» Previous to her leaving Philadelphia, 1 1 K an excursion was given to a party of j < invited gncsts, at the close of which a i > meeting waa held on boerd, nn account ! ! " of which, taken from the North Jmtri- | ' can, is herewith given: £ Tbe new pilot boat, Stephen Flans- , gan, made an excortiou trip down the j ^ river yesterday, with a large party ef j J ^ invited guests ou board. Amongst tbe j ^ guests were Captains Julius, Rowland ^ nod Burton, of Cope's line or packet*. ^ o j sod Capt. Iloffnsr, of the U. S. navy. ( ^ | A meeting wa* held on the vessel, nt r which the following rcsolntioos wsre ' | passed: * Resolvsd. That the guests ou beard the j 1 * pilot boat Stephen Flanagan, duly appre- j 1 1 1 cist* lb* kindness or Its owners in extend j ' * I ing to them tbair invitation to enjoy the | ■ 0 j first sailing of said craft, and do herewith | si assure them that the enjoyment of all far j ( 3 ' sorpassed their moat sanguine expectations. ' . e Resolved. That the pilot beat Stephen | j Flanagan, in accommodation for the service | i ! it ie inteaded, fully equals, if not excel*. I * j any craft now afloat, and reflects credit ! ' " j upon iU owners, the builder. Jobu W. | ' if I Lynn, aad the pilot, Cspt. James Mason, i it | under whose supervieion she was con- . ■ (tractad. r j Resolved, That cred(J is also due to all | j j parti** concerned in arranging her equip- > ' 1 1 men is and appoiatmsnls. as well as to the j i j artists employed is her decoration, to wit : ' ; ] Wheatoa k Wbaples, joiners; Stephen k \ 11 ; Miller, seilmakers; J. Mc Cully, black- i - " j smith; and Messrs. Noblitt, Brown k No9 ; blitt, upholsterers; and Wo. Masou k Son, ( s | painters and gilder*. Resolved. That it is oar firm opinion . i that from bar model, she will prove to be 1 ( | unequalled as a sua- craft, and will redound to th* credit of tbe i'llot community of Ibe < Bay and River Delaware. i Chas. 8. Wayxe, President. Tnos. Lombard, Secretary. a The Draft. 8 Official axnonncement hu been made '* that the draft will begin in Ntw Jersey ' on the 25th iosL Several of tho conntie* have raiaed their fall quotas by volnnteering, and of eonre* are exempt from its operation. In Cnpe Msy no action bu been taken In tba matter of 1 volnnteering, and, in consequence, onr ; " quota will be raiaed by the revolving draft wheel It win" be remembered that the quota of Cape May County it < I eighty-three, apportioned to the differ1 ent townships u follows : — No. KamUad. Quota. 1 Cap* Island City, 37 5 i 1 Lower Township, 83 12 1 Kiddle •• HI SI Upper and Dennis, 327 45 Making a total of 594 enrolled man of , the first clan from whom to. select S3, being in the proportion of one in uven. t Mg" Tba West Jersey Railroad OeHpaoy bave i saintly had a settlement of accounts . srith thalr treasurer, Bou. Tboa. Jones . Yorka, Ksq., the firsthand only owe th-y , have had ainca the orgwaixattoa of <the ; , corporal ien. nearly »en years sine*. Uuriug . t that time, miliiott* of dollar* have passM. * tbroagh his hands, and trevy dollar has i - -beea aiouraUly accounted for to I h* talis 1 foctiou of th* company

rnhllr Mertlag. i nn-eting of the dtiieas of Cap* Island and vicinity to consider the diaur- ' rangement of the mail facilite between Cap* May and Philadelphia, was Jial.l at lbw City Hall on Monday evening last. | when Capt. George W. Smith was called | to thy chair, and Hon. W. W. War* ap- j ( pointed Secretary. *j A committee of three, consiating of Col, J West," TV. TV. Ware nod Jena M. i Smith, wss appointed to draft resolutions, ! who reported thn following : Wuxbkas. The mail facilities between > 1 Cape May sod Philadelphia have become . 1 disarranged to such an extent that oo reli- ' I an co whatever cm be placed upon their ; I regularity or certainty, and iu consequence , . thereof tbe |<eopie, aud especially tho hnsi- , community aregrealiy iuconvenienced, and inasmuch as iu former lime* tbi* Mate of things did not exist, end should el the present time bo remedied, therefore, j Resolved, That while we do not profess i to know upon whom Abe blamo of this i milter shonid rest, feeling assured, how- j ever, that tha contract for tbe delivery of the mail is Dot fulfilled as designed by the ^Department, wa are constraioed to beliave that with proper exertion ou tbe j perl of the Deportment, it can speedily be j | reafwdicd, end the usual certainty restored. Resolved. That we respectfully and : j earnestly solicit the presence of a special , t ageut of the Departineol to look into the , ■ qiatter, aud restore to the people of Cape | May county tbe mail facilities heretofore | possessed by them. ! Resolved. That, a copy of theie rendutions be forwarded to the < on tract Office. , the postmaster in Philadelphia, to Messrs ' j Westlott & Wbitecar, the cootractors, and ! also be published iu tbe "Cape May Ocean ! | Wave." Captains Sawyer and Klynn. . "A young officer, who was lately released I | Libey prison, says that they are cod- | fined iu a sort of cage, measuring some- | j whore about f feet by H. This den. which | | is 6llhy and horriblo, is lighted aud veoti- ! | lated only by a hole in the top, tkroogb j which their food is let down." — Salem | Standard. | Tbo 'yoang officer' who makes the i | above . statement, evidently knew not. j whereof be spoke. For a few days after i j the lots were drawn, Captains 8awyer i [ and Flynn were aubjected to solitary j confinement, bnt were soon restored to [ j the companionship of their brother of- j Beers. Their prison life is by no means , I pleasant or agreeable at best, and cause | i deep sorrow and anxiety to their friends | I at home, which need not be unnecessa- j I rily increased by soch reports. Letters I J from Captain 8*wycr to his relatives {and friends here, Mate that they are [ ! permitted to pofchase provisions and \ otbur coniforts. and these things are also | 1 permitted "ttPreacE IBem ihrough the^ flag of truce boat by way of City Point, |. | when sent from friends at borne. Capt. | i Sawyer's letters breathe the spirit of a , j tree soldier, and speak hopefully of bis . • ultimate release from captivity. thing for Lawyer*. Tic heirs at law of Mrs. Croxwrll, an S j c*rly,*ottler of Btllville, are about com- j | in curing suit in the United States Sn- S preme Court, to recover tbe real estate ! ; formerly owned by the Croxwtlis In that ' ! place, which was entailed to Mr*. Crox- ! : well by her father, dosing her life by ! deed, and after ber death to her heirs. ! { The property claimed embraces the bosi- { nest portion of Bslvldere, Including the ' wnt^r power snd reel estate whereon is erected the mills, the court house, all the churches, except the New School Presbyterian snd three of tbe taverns, embracing altogether abont fire hondred - acres of land. 8t*phen B. Ransom, Esq., and Mr. Brent, of Maryland, together with other eminent legal gentlemen, will appear for the claimants. The decision in tho whole matter will rest apon the construction placed upon our lav In regard to entails. The following notice was kindly furnished by a friend in time for Inst week's issue, but throngh inadvertence, was omitted. Tbe document came ashore in ^ bottle some days ago near the steamboat landing. Sapt. SOth, 1863, 10 A. M. Now off Cape Mayia schooner Annie K. Martin on a passage from Baltimore to Boston with a cargo of odal ; freight 83 per ton. Light wind from N. E. All well. Nothing remarkable on board. Somewhat a tedious , passage, a* wa bare had nothing bnt light easterly wind* and calm daring the entire aa*ac*. LBW1S C. UARDY. : Foot (Mice Notice. Xh* Cape Island Post Office has been removed to the store of the subecriber Washington Street, opposite lb* Unltad State* Hotel. J. 8. LEACH. P. M,_ , te" The i3th Ne* Jersey regimeat was at Beilaire. Ohio, ou the 38th ull, awaitingtransportation, ou their way to Cbaltantjogs.

v£Sksmm ■4I By Express " FOR THE OCEAN WAVE! 'i j Through the kindness of Mr. Charles B. Dutigan, President of the Cape May , 5 • end Millvilk' Railroad Company, a loco- u ! jRotive waa placed at our disposal^ to ; proceed to Miiivillo to oblaiu election j news from Penosylraula anu Ohio, up ! rj , to the latest moment before going to { «t i By ibis means, we are enabled . to give as definito returns of the result , M i as are contained In the Philadelphia ; *' papers of this (Wednesday) afternoon. | PENNSYLVANIA. A Pnii-Autu niA County. ■ y, majority 1 J " Governor— Cur I in, U., hns about f.425 J] Judge S Court — Ague*, U„ 5706 *■ Cooimissioner — Hauiiiton, U., 5678 • ti I Treasure!— ltumm. U-. 6165 ^ f Recorder Herds — Broomall, U., 50751 n ' ' I'rothonotary — Kelly, U., 5377 ^ Clerk (J. Sessions— Moore, U-, 5623 j c 1 ; Coroner — Taylor, U-, 5576 ; The returns Irom tbe different counties 1 iu tho State, nt received by telegraph, , indicate the election of Cur^in, the Re- {. 1 | publican candidate. Jl OHIO. J Tho returns show the election of « Brough. the Republican candidate for " I Governor. I I - -i " , The retreat of our forces across the ' n Rappahannock is announced, and jn or- " | der to avoid a flank movement Gen/ 11 ' Meade ia falliug back upon Washington. ; , J The forces of Lee are fixed at 100,000. J j bat this it. believed to be an exoggera- u lion. | Ocu. Theodore Runyon, tbo Demo- ; critic candidate, has been elected Mayor j of tbe city of Newark. j Col. Kargw's regiment of 2d New ^ I J ersay Cavalry left Trenton for the seal of ; war a few days ago. ;• =? ] SPECIAL NOTICES. J- , 940. WA6Ek PAtU hieo. { c I To Ml) gooJ»_for the ADAMS KV.WING MA- * CHINK c-OMiyiNV Wa will give a couimlMton ; R I oa all s<km)ii m1.I by our Xsenla, or pky angva »t ' I | from t*» to Sl«° I*' mouth, aad pay all noeruary . I I inatrurtlon It la equal to any Family Sewtna Ma- ! , J ehloe lo uee. and we hate rrdacnl tlie prim to ntleeo ' | Knell Machine la a-arraated tor three yeare. I I Addict. ' t. «tt. curat tI >>rt ty fiea. A*t . Detroit. Ml. Il ■ 1 PTE AND P.Alt. , , nor J. ISAACS, M. D.. Ocultat and Aortal. ' I fortnerty of Ley den, Holland, la now at No. Oil ifrine strawCTKnagC." Wheitrpiwauiia-abiuieal wHh T | | dteeaera of the Kye aad Kar will be wcienUCeatly • ' I without pain. N- U — No chargt* nadelor rxatnl- 1 j , j The Medlral i'.nitiy la lavltnt, as he has no ' J MARRIED. i , WILLIAMS-WILLIAMS -At Town [ . ' saod'S Inlet, Sept. 29, 1863. Ity the Re»-j? . | K. Y. Swain, Capt. Manliff K. Williams ' i I end Mrs. Hannah A. Williams, of Upper { * ' j Township. Cape Msy Co.. JL J. j ' ! OUTER - On Friday, Sept. 25th. 18C3, ! , Riehs'd II.. eldest »on of Zia snd Mary ! Oliver. !u the twev'.y.fifth yo.ir of bis age I p A hrotbvi, a t«B, 6a* been suddenly eaatehed from ' ■ our embrace by tbe a tern, retentleaa hand of Death, t aa I rootiKned to the. narrSU- llmlta n( the tomb; and | I though we mourn for him, we do not mourn a* those without e hope. . Ilea® to turn was but a ( ) alnklnx Into sleep— a mtaaeuyar to rail him to hla ; heaventy home- Ae we eared ou Ue rouataaaocr. | - so .aim aad peaceful in death, wt coukl but rx- ' " The ploua Dead, I How calm In alarp'a aott anna they He, I All eloecly watrhed by Htm oBAigh . Kacii pillowed head. ( ** During his long aad tautoua lllaeaa he wai a • - modrt or patlroee, especially for one ao young, cut down la the Mean of youth with hlgbbdpe* ami ' rxpectstiona tor tfcr- futuie. He wae never haard to J murmur or eomplafr. of hla auifbrlnra lie arcutd - fraqueollt «ay, "The Lord's will la mine." During , the last three weeks of life he auOVred much, aod 1 t canned anxious to die, aod would aak the Load Ir. ■ take him out of hit pain, bat would always add, ' " Not my will but Thine be door." The day before 1 he di-l, while saOkrtac Intensely, he aald: "The < Lord la making me njBer to bring me eloarr to Htm, , and I thank Him Sir It." A few hour* before he 1 died, aa a** all atood w repine around hie eoork. he I , farxrt, he eald ta u, : "Ik) net weep for aaei you 1 have anthlM to weep TTl II® i I I rather to ro- > joior ®at I shall ao aoon be mT Df paint" aad than I folding Lie own hand* oa Mflimut, be p*awd away ■ » without a (tregxle or a moaa. ,Ui have laid him , ' aarSy ia hopes of a giaHoo* reUUmetloB. FatvaralL ' r lovwl one, until we shall meet wthre nealb-dlrkded I Mead* at laaf shall meet ta part no more. ( I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS I ' Lilt of LetUri remaining in' the Peit Office ! • of f.mken. Cape Mag County, X. J. ! ' kit*. Sarah W. Brodhrad, Mai U O. Hi|nter, i - Mr. C. W. Rerrra la Son, Mr. J. B A.lama. , JAMB* W1UET. O. M. I t r TEC I' TORS' settlemestT i I VOTICB I* hereby riven that the aormiaM of ' Si rm!£T Te^and|w^Kt "yvSos. j audited and slated by the vurrogi.tr and reported for ' ortttrmrnt lo tbe Orphans' Couit ef the county of Cape May ea the ail tenth day of Dl inter next. . i'ETUt autlDBS, Surrogate. , Oetober lath, t***. or I* , ; aeiacx. ' snciax SericB. ' ' • /jKLL persona hai lag unsettled arrouOte wflh the p "jti. emwrrihrr^tr tvquealrd^ to^ ean^aml^rookfjta • . aemrr ' Caps May Cuutt Hou*r. bcC H tfcn tm

sew 'i5i3ssp.ll y. MW »*MA mi K T'RIt K I "democratic' Von v k ntiox. / T'w " "I ke held ' SATURDAY. OCTOBKK Sfth. M at J o'eloci. P. M— to nonilnate candidate* for am- fl My, shariw, aurragale. knd roronen. The Irleoda ot # «.na party will m -at In the -raeral loweehlpaon tbe Frblay evening prevleua at the usual places to vet«i delegate* |a repreernt tbe tonmhtpe ta the coo wo- r- ■ R. It. EDMt-KD*. tUxtrmanor UU Con seat iaa. Or'nbrT 1Mb ISaj. * St CO-TVEMTIOffr. " - appoint n.e .lefegatev from .-arh townabip tu* iiu - vene at Cnpe May Court House oo || r.yt-iir, and eoro-ier*. Iu be aup|iortrd at lire rnauiag ' .3 In Nuvembrr. ■ *3 ADJniATSTJRA TORS' pinai. SET- j TEEM EXT. j 3 Learning M. Rjee. administrator of Christopher of CbrtatO|ihrr L hklrrdgr, deeea^f,' hlary A. D'to* aril. t'n-i»e T. KodJrr) . admlalatntor .J Saim • S of Abraham *eli>rer, dswaMM,' Hannah | Ivnrd administratrix ol Rerie. laanl, deceived. : . J Tbomva IL llufhri ami kmlth Hug ev. adtnlnlr- fl May on thr v! sdrenth day of December next 1 ^8 rKTBB S(ll-Di:it,Surrogat. Jfl October^ 10th. !»□. rnili ;■ order to niiow CAt 8e. te 1. if i Klnirr. Lit lj' \Yalrv, dhd^tvtthew M.i'r:,. I whrrrt-j It appear* that the pervonal ratatr* vi said James Dtwrty and John liodire) are Inauffletrnt pay their debt*, and requested th* aid Of the . , rourt ir the prrnii*ri. It 1* ordered that all person. ' in lire Undv, tenemrota and real ratal.- ' appear lifore* tbr'rourt**'! Cape^yfJaru^Houro on th* aiaterntb das of IVeembe, neat, to *how causa why 10 much *f the land*, tenement*, herrdt- ' unroll, and real estate ol the vahl James IHverfy , aij.1^ Jo^n Godfrey, d eeavrd. ^Uould not I* void a a osrorx's ~ fl ' ELEBRATED PRKPARKh JAVA COFFEE, |j WARRANTED M'PEHIOR TU ANY IN THE MARKET. A j IMM* by^ llrat etaaa fvmlllea^ every* here.^ ami A liberal dlvcount'u. the' Tiade!'"1 " ' important order. " k OJftr Smptrrinry CmmaUyre, So. 1:10 fit, tout il, PhUadrfpAlv ft I 'I'll 1: Ku|wra l.orj I umroitlrr lot Neerulllng Coloridte ** 1 1 , ^ » ""0^° • A iu ' Ta ^T Gtnanal.'a ttir.rs, fa It Lent, V. S. Jrmy, CUtf Jfapertne Met,. Pkuedelph.a. Pa — Sia : !1 am dlreetwl by tho Seerotnry.of War to Mates C. do red troop* orgnntxing at'pfrtiadrlpbia.all colored volunteer* from tbn Mntea ol New Jerw-i ! and D-lawara who may be prrarntr.1. In *o doing, you mil keep an accurate and asp-irate aeronnl or for giving tbe number muai. w.1 the xiatea .-oncerned may receive the properotvdila. I am. air, very rrapeettully, tiiomas m. Vincent, || ( AHlstant Adjutant tjener.il ) D) thia 11 wlll^be seen^that colored rnhiatean V - the *rrvlee of the t'nltad'atatre'ln thu'mty^wo"t« f |* ; be ere 51 ted to the utaec* from watch they nomr I: | ' All . 0n.muni.-1r Ions oa tale subject addressed to the . M i un.lrrilgurd will receive attention. \{ ROBERT R. COW SOW, \ j oetSJt Agent for the committee. willcox ^ uimr SEWING MACHINE. | rrirc, with llcmmrr and Friler, $40. j THE WilixoV A Glut Sewlag Machine I* the J beat machine, without regard to price, for 3" j Family Hewing, t, Braiding, i Hemming, '* r • ' Telling, « TMcking, _ Cording. - It formi a Bat. even, and elastic mm, which I* warranted not to rip la wear, earn If the seam la cut stance* "to survive the wash tub." A patent device, of groat utility to leamere, ptevent* the possibility of tbe aia-htne being run In tbe direction, or th* balance-wheel wearing a lady's dm*. Another feature which deserve* particular atten1* the wttieox Patent Needle, Which cannot be act wrong. "It I* emphatically the good, low-prleed Family Machine that the puhile have long been j waiting tor."— IfoWan Ttaaarrfyf. "It ia Indeed a woadorfal production, and. lor use e*|wct*llv, no other till 1 bear any com- » parteoa with It."— MM. Mata Jeenuf. "A mechanical wonder."— Srtc«|Ar American. _ "Among the best sod most serviceable gc/Tng Ugh t and elegantly Bnlahad. and en >im- , Eln Its construction that It Mm almost Impomtfor tl to get out of repair."— Wusfcwy I Veairtc. "Haatomblnsd with lis own peculiar merit* all really valuable Improvement* of the hlgt.T priced machines."— /Viuu|fMo>sa. "TI la raa.-l.lnr, ta the opinion ol th* comtaltlee, I lllls more nearly toe requirement* of a pailhet Ph-div machine than any on exhlMtloo."— FrgatMa lottiiuu \ CMlMrlco tUforinf 1MB. I 4, •■Tut lag Into cn'uslderaftoa simplicity, shea pre*., darabtllty, aad doing all work, the committer were - unanimously lo favor of Wllleca h Glbta^as a^Mfo ^i^c^assSSssax •After much w*sr aad many avaehln®, the an I® tag U found to retain all the limine i fill. - and Brraae** which are ao areah admired at hret.-— "In principle It la Rm It 1. 1."— Eayfaerr, Leads*. '■Has evident points of auperlorlly ovci allolllere." Wnadifall* Press. . w ■ "A eervlcesMr maehloe. Of thll we have l>|*rteace In our own family."— Sedax Trmetkr. ■ ■ . ^'-^ twaut^smi jdmptclty of its LrcbanUm are "No Sewing Machine hevelpfore Introduced hxa.ta so short X time, acquired rich wall merited impu,"»in^srr,L"zj «.,» ■ te TV omdt » eacccsprfeaeMc. " — signed by many hem ^^te dred eltuen* ef Philadelphia . ocliam EMnSforaClreelar. |^H James Will cox. ManufAoturer. m BroaUtrsy. X. I. : . .