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YOL. X.

CAPE ISLAND. CAPE MAY COUNTY. NEW JERSEY. WEDNESDAY. MAY 17. .1865.

NO. 51.

Select i'octts. _» f ^ ; wh ■ ■ami. Avn n?ll'\!?S. wh UOnt: AND FRIENDS.

Oh 1 tWnl a pow« to «»kr e.rh bw« | A.1 meet M Heaven iWIC"4 It l ■ B" Sot need mt ro.m In brio* It home, i Thomrfc irw tfcare be lOat 11"** | m W a are* too hljb for tfc,*ca«fe»< b;, V Am! lose *b»t Nature fou»l us i I or lit* both hsro on m dear j co A* home .ml Irtamt« *«tu«S <w- cr| We oft drrtror tbe l«W S<<} 1 re: . . For lulutc hnpaw-ead I**'*® >brtn« ' While flower. u meet blooa at our fret If waU but at nop to t»l« tb«B ! Tor tbUuf* afar atm tweeter ate nr Whan j outb-a bright epeU hath boutHl us ; : ,, But aooti wr'ir taught that sarin .hath aaujht Like batur and Moods aroUod us. Tbr (ncixU that apaaJ la time *' b«*l. >' ' Yfk an Hope'* tut rt«J la ehaarri. ca • Do abow ua sUit, that, eomr arhat will, I We are not quite futssten ,j. Theuqh all wcra night, if but the light FiomfilatuMfclp'aaltareroaDrauN 'Twmi!<lptovjjJ|ipbt!««ofoartli-uaathla— ,lt Our home »r<! memis around vs. ,, gntcrrsting Jriotn. ♦ Ol'R NED" HOWE. to "ecrxka 1 i havTfiraod it !" I cried. aa ^ I*eniered th» house. c< "Pound what?" queried Mr* Dobb. "The house, my flf-sr. Tie very hcuso we MM," . lc •'Oh! lart yon?" exclaim-d my wife, with an lotewpttfof omphaaia that sufficient- , ^ ly explained bar Appreciation of the horror. ^ WT houre-lronting in April. "1 atn awglad ! I ^ Jt relieves my tntnd »f mora anxiety than ; yoo think. Jame». W here U it ! j w "liare in the paper." And I palled lb» ! morning paper from mv pocket, where 1 V. had carried it all day, ebd atruck it open > ^ iriamphahily wiih ona sweep ot my strong ^ tight hand. (i, •Ctt.'— J*ww'." I deapairof conveying in print a clear ^ idea of lha axpietaioo my «ife put into the utterance of thoaa two »ord«. It »s» the j ^ cry ofadacaired and wonnded epirit . Mr*. . Dubb'a faca looked almost ghaally. It •earned a* if lha light wee all .track out of j ^ It M by lha craih tiT aiKSden woe; ••Ye., in the paper," I -en| on, feigning * not to perceire the hav..c I ha-l created in ~ the svnsiliv# breast of woman. "Anadvertisrmvoi, you know. W bat a bl*i»«il institution ihe sdesrliring *y«tem is!" j, "Well. read it." . j j I read it. * "fit) rent — a anus, roay boat* ta. the euAih*^ f •••s-v nan* * j . ...

"4S at No. —That eueat. Tate a luabk hmt r»r.' "Now then!" I cried excitant. "Itidicaloui !" raid Mr-. Dobb. ; 1 "ICidicnloun^Boaan ! Not a bit of it. 1 " believe that bouae tu I.e. a prlte. I'll goal > Olica and aea it. Tbete'lUbe a hundred : oppliraut* for It." Mrt. Ilobb rtniled inctedulon.ly. "And ao cheap l'-« .aid I. '•Fifteen i ^ dollar" a month * Did you aver heir ot each a thing." But Mra. Debt wae by no menna favnm- * bly impu-wed altb my new cnu-rprrie. | hi he aifcurd the .point long and earnestly J with me, reminding ma that cheap thing" wrre invariably dearest In the end ; snd at . last, in the (error of diKBWion, 1 did u vary rush thins, 1 agreed "'lb Mr*. DobH t«*l IT. on vi"i- j tine thp house I had in riew.it did nut j •prore erery way dulirahle, I wonld rrdease ; tier in to f» t»«m all further trouble regard, j ing a hoaae. I would do the boeae-honu j u j tbiayaar iuj«lf. ... _ ■ I may nay briefly thai I bUteily repented of my promise afterward. The house wa» | a worthies# affair. And thru 1 had to go *o«l on a honse-hnni. J need eo* rwcooot tny n-rrowful experienrr.. To those wh" know what boua-- ; hunting U I could tell uolhing new; and ij to thoee who do not ! have only to expraxr j the kiuoiy hope that they never will. 1 bad doors i«ngad in my f«ja by irascible boutatee pcm. who declared their cerpsls 1 * were »iug roined ; 1 was asked w hat my j name was ; what my bow'nus was ; bow many children I had ; where I lived; In fact, 1 navar had a? many queationa askad • ma iu thayeama nutntmr of buuts before j ainee I wal examined by a life-insurance | physician. ApW wan aren asked mo to j lend him flee duller*, but ha had no bouip ; to rent. At oight I came homo wsariad j and worn, and no nearer my object than i when I began. "This ia unprofitable bu'inssa, Snaan," sal a 1. "1 shall putsue it no longpr." _ u ••Bet what will yoa do, James ? Buy "No; tre can't sUy hero at the advanced ■ "Thaw what will yoa dot" "I'll go to a booseeagmt. I ought to have thought of lha in the flrul piece." H j called en aa agent tho next day, and had soma oooraraalion with him. you will VcH me about what sum yoa to pay for a boose, Mr— ' l'0*"*1 hara ao doubt I caa auit Hluesi. earn allttla U -d»anee of what ^■U<( p.id tb« put year for the house I ^^Lroccert: and U. agk.l rvplied i

"lliem i« ah»u»a in one of the 'most gen;ee! and agreeable neighboiboods in town, ehicb i« to ba racaled on the first of May. t shich I can let yoo bare -t the price you * name, and it ia roally a treasure at that fig- c are. Il ha« ten room", w^th a stoop and ■. inclosed piazza io front, uverron with vines i in summer, and i> two stories high. I ban I recommend il io erety respect, Sir. The i conveoi«nces are such as to- admit of no I criticism, and I prumise yon, aod "take my i rrpntation en tb* erent. that yon will find i it quite' to your liking. The rent ia not | low, to hi# sure, aa thingp go; but the i neighborhood is ntie of" the choicest in the I city. It has Ix-en occnpisd the past year i by a very careful tenant, to whom no ob. , jeelion IS entertained lha I can learn except that ho baa children." • So here I children," 1 said vary decisively; "furor them ; and I intend that | tb- y shall 'occupy the earn* ■ onse with me; the next twelve month", at oil baa- ; arils. Bo if that is the objection I believe we can drop the aobjeet where it if." "Ah. yes," said the agent, blandly.— • "It i" only a matter of principle, however. The owner ia opposed to renting his hous.-s to families with children on principle. The . bouse to which I reTer forms tbo only *x- ; caption to hit rule. I have no doubt bu ; could be induced to make the same axcop- | tioa io your favor. Sir." "But ir for we, -why oot fur his present tenant?" I asked. . "Oh, be .would for his present tenant, he . told me; but the gentleman refuse, to pay; the increased rent, I am informed, and b«» found another house." Soma inrtber conversation billowed. 1 shown a plau of the offered house, and jts Various excellences wrro explained tme. I aaa fully corjnead il was an excellent residence ; anil after my weary experience in boos— biiuti-ig 1 Ml quit* a glow* of sarisfadiou ul the prospect of rcleas^ou eovb Comparatively redaonahlu termK I engaged the bouse at ouee. "Hare a IcuVe prepared M-dsy," said *1 1 to the agent, "und lo-niorrow 1 will call . and sign it." Mrs. l)obb wae overjoyed when I told ' ' her ell about it that day at dinner. It *a„ 1 plain to MO Uiat we hud soCttTefr R~gT>od : In- ma for tho coming year. "But, Jaiue^l' ,aid inj wife, "you hav- ! an't told nie where tbv house i. silualaii." "Well, that's a good joke 1" said I. ' "Upon sny word I uorer tbougLl to aak 1 I I'll do so afar dmiirr." 1 did. The agunl said it wwi in Sotcba ' Street.

"1. itf'aaid I, "WeU, that's pleas- j ~ I act. We sba'n'i have far to mora then.'#, i probably ; for 1 lire in Sou- hi ' treet now : « ! —and a delightful atroel it ia 1 W hat did | p yutt fay waa the number 7" ; n "The onmbar is seventeen." ! "Seventeen I cried, io ealuniabmepl. ■ "Ye», Sir." ^ "Bvitween Bol.rar Hliaet and Uullirer Struct I" j "Ye*, B-r," •tWastudw?" | "Yws. Yoa Uoow the honae. perhaps?" j "1 ahouiJ think I ought to !" was my ' re-pi-nae, in a byatancal tone ; "I'va lived i in it for lha past year." Yes. I bad rented my own houss, at a I l unifortablu advance on last rear's bgura. 1 • ! When ) told Mrt. Dubb about it she liUghe.) Sill she cried. , I weot roaming over the hona^cxamin- | ! ing its merits critically, and scrutimiiop . | the rooms with quite a new asd peculiar j i iLteru- 1. "It i«ji good h..Uf», Susan, at anr rate, i (That we know." ! "It is,- Jamas. I atn vrry wMl aatisfied. j j To be sura the kitchen is rather small, and j ; there is more room up suirs than we really | seed ; but 1 don't believe we could be bei- i ! i ter sui ad on the whole." - j "And then, tny dear wife," cried I, in a i I lone of exultation, "think what air a cape | from Ike horror* of the first of May! No 1 t j exorbitant charge* to dray men— uu broken J , ; mirrors and scratched furniture — no sleepj ing on the parlor floor— no ^oiop to a r«i ; (tourunl for dinner en J'amUe. We can ba I ! as happy oext first of May as the shepherds ( | of Arcadu. We'll hare a regular uiarry- , ' ipakiog io tba back-yard if it don't raia." > *~ Wclromc. 1 "Pajia will soon he bare," aai* mamma I i to har three yeers' old boy, "what can ] (Jeorgey do to welcome him?" And the ' | mother glaucad at the chillis playthings, which lay scattered in wild confeeioo on j the carpet. s'Maka tba room neat," replied tb# d bright little one, uadarstawding tka-Wak, and at once beginning to gather his toys into a basket, o "What more can we Jo to welcome papal" asked mstnnn, wbaa uolhing was d wanting t» th# naalneis uf the room "B* Kapvy io Urn ■ cken kt coax*/" cried iu the dear lilll* fellow , jumping op and down with eagerness, as n.< watched at the window for his {ether's coming, it 1 Now— as all the dictionary makers will | tswtify— It ia very hard to give good definiat ! Bona ; bet did nol liltia Georg-y git. the ; 1 1 very labamnse of a welcome !— "Be happy

Alone. Solitude, though silent ae light, i*. like . the light, tba mightiest of agencies; for ^ solitude U essential to man. All men j come into this world alone ; all leave it ; ulune. Evro a little child has a dread ■ r whispering consciousness that if he should j T summoned into God's presence no gen- J t, tie nurse will be allowed to lead him by J b the band, nor mother to carty him in her » arms, nor little sister to share his trepids- . » tlan'a. King and priest, warrior and maiden, j t philosopher and child, all tnuM walk those j e mighty galleries alone. The sniitmis, there- , d fore, which in this world appalls or fuvci-., 0 nates a.eblld'a heart is but the echo of a far : « deeper solitude through which b« has al- : t ready passcii, and of another sohiuda deep- 1 , or suit, through which he baa to pea* ; re: \ Il. x of one solitude— prefigurmioa of an- • j oilier. ^ I « — a Fh ladelpbia merchant sent a cargo ' of goods to UonsUnliuople. A tier the so- I ! perrargo had te<-n the bales and hoxes 1 j safely lundud, be inquired where il should 1 "Leare them here, it won't rain to- 1 night," wat'tbe reply. | '"But I dure not leave them so exposed. ' sonic of the goods may be stolen.", said lha | ruperhargo. The Mahoroedun merchant laughed e« he ; replied : "Don't be alarmed, my friend, there is 1 not a Cbriitian within a hundred mile* of , —"Allow me," said a host in Ids most ! peraoa.itB tOBCdto a friwtid dining with 1 him, "allow me to hejp you to A. piece of I Washington pie." Sir, replied the gentle- , man, oratoiirally, warirg' hi* napkin, . George Washington was fir.t in w«r, firrt : in peace, and firs', in the hearts of hi* r ■ coun'rymsn, I admire him for nit parity, i | his piaty, and hia pairiolism, hot I detest | . his pie." i — The Printer is the master of all trades. 1 lie beats the carpenter with the role, and I lha Mssuo in selling op columns ; he »nrpasses the lawyer ia atlending to hia case, ' and heats the p. rion in th- management of * [ the devil. i t — — Somobody say« that a pretty woman . is a brilliant poem, roll of rhyme, srntiment • nod all mnaner of Hlostrolipr.s. When , b-mtld io one's anna she increases to sere- ■ filer's (Cotutr. *Z P

Atx EnicmiU, Riddles, Huretior.s, Ac., must he a acctuniuuied with the Answers am! Solutions In Fctu.cs c! «U dnwiHdion., Utcndrd for this lie- 1 ^ ;„rira<-r.l. mint U- entirrlf eriytnaf, or they wjil ir- r "wc Uke n"m,Uee.rf umuymon. coamuolcatlun. J IYr the Ormn W are. t GrnmmalltBl Enigma.— -No. 30. acrowrtcau ; • l I am eompottd »/ 20 Utlen. ' ' I My 1, 16, 18, is a pronoun. 1 My 3, 13. may be a verb or noun. 1 : My 3. 6. 7, 8. 17. 7. is a noun. j ' My 4. 12. 20. 14. ia an adjective. ! 1 I Mr 5. 1C. IS. 17. 14.2, ia a verb. My 0, 16. ri an exclamation, My 7. 6, P. is a verb. My 8, 8. 20, 11. is a noun. My 9. 14, is a pronoun, j My lo. 19, 17, 20, 2, is a vsrb. j My 11, I, 6, i# an adjseUg*. | My 12, 1, 2. 3,4, isaooun. | My 13, 6, 7, 12. is a participle. ; My 14, 9, 7. is a aonn. My 15. UTIT. may be a verb or sow:My 1C, 16, 1, is un adverb, j .Mr 17, 7. Is a preposition. ! My 18, 9. U. is a preposition, j My 19. 18, 30. 12, is a rerb. My 20, 15, 1*. 6, if, 3, may ba a verb or ' My whole is what erery ona ahoold encourage. . I. UFoT the Ocraa War t. Triple ( lisradc. My Brat is a pwrti ual pronoun. My Micond is a couaonanl. My third is a substance tnadu of balk. My firrt is an animal. My recoud ia a girl's nickname. My third is an asticle. ' My first ia a tree. My second w an animal. My third is # girl's name. My whole ia a peninsula. Ma*. 1 " — — For the Ocean Wave. mmt. i - — -—4 [ i » \,i£L . 1 » 1 ' I, M I 1 1 !'i ) 1 1 • i i i i 1 : i ^ Writ* the figures from 1 to 49 in the above diagram ia such a manner that they will count 175 prpaodkuUtly, borixonully, and diagonaUy. Hack. Answers to Last Puzzles, ir No. 15.— "The civil, religion, domestic j and military affairs of- lha Greeks and Uu-

Uln of New Jersey . lav AVTwoairv-l « Act lo encourage and farititats the im- • provement of lands in this Slate. 1. Be it enacted by ihe Senate and G*n- j «n eral Assembly of tho Stole of Ne*r Jersey, r' That any number of person-, not less than , 1J , fbo Shall sign a certificate that tkey 1' formed a company ^uutler the prorisiona of this act, for the purpose of making | sett learnt of lands within the limits ot ( [ this State, of laying oat such land* into j convenient Inte, orl-nproving the SafllB «d | developing the resources thereof by laying I ! out reads, steals and avenues ihruueli the ; «aid land*, by the oreotiuu of bnildinvi I thereon, and by clearing, fencing and otbvr- ' ! wire bringing the. same into cultivation Mid | «u«. , and who shall state iu said certificate | ■ 'he county in which are situated lha lan.l" , i designed to he improved and settled, the name adonlrd for such) company, end (lie ' place tu offiee is to be located ami its bin.!- j ' i ness transacted, shall, with their nssociatea ■ j and each other persons as may hereafter be. ' ; associated with them, and their successors ' • and nr»ign«, upon filing the »aid certificate . in the "Rice ot the Secretary of Stale, ' ' thenceforth be a body corporate and politic j in law, with all the piwerr mentioned in ^ ; the net emit led "An act concerning cor-! poialioDA." approved the fourteenth day i i.{ Fehraaiy, one thou-and eight hundred and fnrty-»'X, and said certificate or c. py ' thereof, duly .certified by th* Secretary of State, sb*il be evidence o' tho iucorporalion of wiid company iu all courts and I I'lwfww. 2. And be it enacted. That the capital { Stuck rrf suchcomj-stiy shall oot he le»» than I O'C hwndre.l thousand didjare. hut n^b- ' ; from time t» time increased to any amount ; not exceeding five hnndred thposand didl.ars, and shall be divided into surh lum ber ' of equal shares as rosy be convenient, alncti ' may be subscribed and jiaid at snch liuies. ; in micIi manner, io inch installment', ami . uponXnch notice us the director* of such ' ; coropiny by the by-laws or otherwise order • ; or direct. • | 3. And b# it enacted. That the capital f I stock of such company w'asll be deemed per- | ronal | roperty, and fnf the said share' rucli i pom; any iway-b-ae -e»»titic*l«A uf stuck. ' uud the eaid shares he trsn«feralde only on i the hooks of the company in rnrh manner as the board of director# by th» by-laws mav diicet and every share of said stock . shglDwntitla th# holder th.-rouf io one vote. : eitherTn f-crson or py proxy. I 4. And be It enacted. That inch con - i m»y adopt such form of constitution ; msy ; adopt sach rorm ot consiuuimn

and t;,-la»>. not repugnant to the Const t- 1 | Intion' and laws of this 8'sto or of the,1)' i United State*, and not "contrary to the pro. vision* of this art, a* to V cm shall seem ; right and proper, and may from lima to j Utna^tjter and amend the same, in the j mannvstihercin provided. 5. And he it eoscted, That Ihe affairs of ' snch company shall he managed by a board | of not less than five Dor more than thirteen ^ ' director?, to be chosen by the stockholder* of sa.d company fcLbnaily, at such time* - ' and in *ucb manner as by the tij-laa* of j | the »*id cuuipauy may bu directed, und who ( shall serve lor on* year, end outll oilier* ■ . shall be chosen in their .alead ; notice of ^ which election seall he prkviously given for t ao week* at least in smite newspaper pnb- . lished in the conn'y wfiere said election i» i to be held ; and in care It shall happen that "an election of director* *hail, not be made J j wh«u it ought to have ill-en made, the said ^ ! corporation shall not for that cause he ^ I deemed to be dissolved, bat tne sai-i elec- ^ J tionxhall Jut held .** soon' t bei eufler a« poa- \ ^ : stble, and public notice shall he given a* ■ ^ j hefura directed. < i C. And be it enacted, Thut snch company . ! by its corporate name. *•> as aforesaid cer- ; - lififd, shall he capable of pnrcha»iVg, hold- ; * | ing i.od conveying land* and tenements, , , ! good* and chulleD, and of doing and. per- j ! fi.rming all other art* and thinxs necessary ; or proper for accomplishing tlie object* of : | inch company created I J this art.; they j j may i«#oe bonds, secured by mortgage, in ' j payment of aagh portion, not exceeding one-fourth, of the purchase money of lands i bought by them, on which it may not be i convenient lo pny cash nr its equivalent, : < but al no time shall the amomnt of laud > held by such company exceed twenty-five I thousand acres, aod the* may sell aud die- i pose of their lend* in convenient quantities i to settlers and others at fair and reasonable • price*, and or. fair and reasooahle terms ; > and all deeds of conveyance of lafftla and ' i tenement* granted. by any company formed j io parsoanc* of this act, shall be held to be ' valid and binding, with nil the restrictive j clsue; u against nnUances, uolrt* the ! same be contrary to, the conciliation or | laws of this Stale. ' 7. And be it enacted, That the fends of ! such coin pans, after payment of expeo«e#, I »fiall be invested in tba purchase of the ' mortgage as aforesaid, or lit loan to actaal ; *" sealer*, to assist them in improving lha j ' lands sold or disposed of to them, but no | i dividend or division of. the profits shall be j '. made antil all the said bonds are paid. I 8. Aud be il enacted. That all matters ; ic nol herein provided for aball be regulated ; »- j bj •Auoonatiuiiou.acd by-laws of said com- j pany.

9. And t>e it enacted. That every such j J< shall furni-h to the Secretary of I Slate, ao- annual etatemetit of the condition and business of the company, duly attested under naih or affirmation by the proper off- M cer* of the cvin.pany, and further, the legi*- j tatnre of this Slate shall have power lo re-j peal or am*nd Jhis net or to anr.nl and oi- j snlva any company formed in pursuance . thereof. " " | YOC And be it enkrted. That thi*act shol ; take rffeel immediately. Approved March 30, 1865. Act to incorporate the Soldiers' Cbii- j 1. Be it enacted by the }5*nate"in"J n. n-* h i -r .1 A*MMobl< of the State of New .1er*ev. I I That Mr-, Abraham O. Zabrivkie. Mr*. J. . a • L. Davenport. Mr*. Joseph B. Gordon, Mrs. James V. (larlislf. Mr*. Iltfva I'.,. i Clark, Mrs. Alfrederich S. Hatch, Mrs, Walter Storm. Mr*. !. G. Cnrti., Mr*. J. Owen ISou*e. Mrs. Oorrelio« Van Vorst. \ Mr*. Denial IV Griffith, Mis* Sarah A Zj-hri-kie, Mr*. A. I. Fitch. Mr*. De o- 1.. ( 'Culver. Mr*. I'-'er Bently. Mr*. Jamnn : Montgomery, and Mr-. Henry M. Sond.ter. • . ' and such oi h«r person* a* ehall harealier ^ j become members of tire, corporal ion in tire ( | manner to he provided by it* by-laws, are . I hereby created a body politic and corporate : by the name of "The Soldiers' Children'* Home." . 2. And h» il enacted, That said corporalion sh.ili havn poaer to provide a home nod to enppoct end educate ibode.titutu Cliliflren of any Folilicr, whilhet tit.Dg or dtsd, who in ay have been engaged as a SolUier in the present coiileet for tire maioleDsnce or lire Union of the United Stalv*, . which i* declared tub . t he Object of tire [corporations and for auch ; or pose it may hold property io an amount not exceeding ' , one h mulled thou-and dollars. / 3 Anil be it enacted. That the affair* of : said cor, oration sl.a.yre managed by a ) board of ili.ertoia of not less than mire petsin *, lo tie chimin in such manner as the by .Irfffihot Sfcid corporation shall direct, aud ' lire person* named iu the firel section of , , this act shall tie director* of said corporaa io ii until others are cbnseu io their stead, and Unit raid directors shall have power to ' make by-Iowa proscribing the officer* flf saTJ'cbrpuralitiis'VWn'iiu'ld'r nr itirector*. the nuuner'tirwliicli such .offiesn* and di- ' recttjrs shall be vho cn. th. ir term of office k' at.d lo ureke nil other by-'aas for said corporation and the management ol its affairs. 4. And be it enacted. That said corpora- ; linn shall have power lo receive under their * ! care for support and education, any minor ..I, .1.1 ..l ..... .nrh aoldirr. if lllarcd III their child any *uch soldier, if placed iu

charita by il* father or mother or legal' | guaidmn, or in.absencu of such father or y mother or legal guardian, by auy person having the charge and custody of such child, and while said child remains under its car- tl until withdrawn as hereinafter provided, or t! discharged according to Ihe repolalions of p said corporation, shall have the satire tilth1, control and pow er over and relating to such , child as auy father has by law over or u l*t- 1 „ ing to hi* minor child. ii 6. And Ire it eoacled, That tbo father nf ,| auy child placed iu said institute, or if there f 00 (alb-r livng in this Slate, It* untbar . | ur legal guardian may at auy time withdraw t from said inslituiiuu uny child placed iu it* ! , Care, niid any 'minor over sixteen year*, t upon bis or her own request in writing, j , sfiu'.l tie discharged the same. " , . C. Aud tie it eWacud, That Uie property , of said corporation, held orocci.pied i.y ! thetn for the purpo*es of their incotpora- | I I lion, ahull be (reed from nil tales lo be ■ levied undeF the authority of this Slate, [ i and n<r jwfavn shall lose or srquire s1eg_al . ! sctliement, by residence in. the home to be provided by said corporation. Approved March 25, 1865. An Act further supplementary to tba act, j j entitled. "An act to incurporaln trustees j of religious societies," approved April j | seventeenth, eighteen hundred and forty- j ! 1. Be it unected by tbe Senate and Gene. I ral Assembly of the Ktate'Of New Jersey, | I That any association of person* heretofore , ! incorporated under th* ect to which this j I uct ia a further supplement, or ooder or by ■ [ virtue of any law of tl.ii Slate, except the ' uct approved Febroary seveotcenrti, eigb- : honored and sixty-four, entitled "An uct snpplitnehtary lo lha act entitled, "Aii act to incorporate religiope societies," spI proved April seventeenth, eighteen bun- ; dred and fotty-six, be, and they are hereby ' euthorixed lo organise under ti e provisions of the last named act. approved February ' leveatecolb, eighteen hotidri d and sixtyj four ; and upon the filing iff a certificate I according to tbe prevision* of the second section uT tfcer ain, together with srtrerlifi1 cats signed by tba trusts*! ol such aasocis- | lion, oonaantiog to surb orgaoisatino, all 1 the right, till# and interest of such associa- | lion, iu any estala real and personal, shell, | with nil us frsockisA* and chartered rights, be vested iu said body corporate aud politic { su created, subject to all the legal liabilities of said association, aod the original iucorI poratiou ol such association shall be ouli ! and void. 2, And be it enacted, That this act shall j take effect immediately. Approved March 33, 1665.

R-snlutlou in relation to the State Treasurer's signature on the coupon* or interest warrants bn bouds lataed by the State of New Jersey: By a provision of the act entitled "All act authorising a l-ah Tor ihe pur-p„,-s of war to repel insurrection, und appropriating the some, and provining for the payment thereof." approved May t-nth, ria'htven bundled and sixty-one, it is required that the Interest warrantattached to the bonds of tha State, shall he sicned by tbe treasurer; therefore. It* it resolved. Tout 'the Slate Treasurer , shall lie and is hereby authorised to entree ' hi» -etc nature io ba. uupiiDlvd .upon all in- • tereat warrant* which may hireafl-r he a'.lached to the bai.da of the Stile. Approved March 9. 1865. A Supplement to aT^t entitled "An act for the relief or creditors sxsinM corpo* rat ions. " ■approved April filleeoth, eigh-" turn hundred and forty-VX. I. Be it reacted by the 8* out# and G»n-' -ral A***mWy Of the Stale of New Jerswyr I !,af in all jwrannal »uil* i* ac'ion* hercafier brought In BtTy eaort of -tMa-SwU against any foirlgn corpora. ion or body cm pin ale. not bidding its charier under tbe laws of tins Stat-, process may be served upi.c any officir, director, «geot, clerk or -i ginewr, of snch corporation, or body Corporwlr, villiwr prr-onaliy or by leaving a copy thereof al the dwelling house or asual place of abode uf snch officer, director, agent, clerk or engineer, or by leatjpg a true copy of such process at the office, dap..t or, usual" place ol business of such fore ngn corporation or body corporals, and ► Wi ti »-rvice shall be good am! valid to all in enls and purposes. 2. Aud bo it enacted. That whan the ! »I.C, iff or other officer kball remrn eucb pro- . c>', ■ ■»»r*ed" or ••*umnioued,'>lhu defendant sbull be consider, d n* appearing iu court, and may bu proceeded agaiust aecoulicgly. ' 3. And be it enacted. That. this act shall ' take effect immediately. Approved Marcli 22. Irufi. • A further supplement to the act entitled, . u "An Act to incorporate the West Jersey f Marl end Transportation Company," upprovort March- mth; eighleeo huadred i- and sixty-three.' '• Whereas, The construction of cars and the i x:eu«ioti ot th* work" of tho West Jersey M.<rl and Trwdsp/rt&tion Oumpany rel" . quire an iticreusv of kfac Capital Stock • I. II- il • nscted by th* Senst# slid Gsn*

eral A— ctnhly of lli» Slate of New-Jersey, That the capital stuck of tha West Jersey Mail and Transportation Company, be and th- Millie is hereby increased any number of *li nre*, not exceeding twelve thou<acd, and the additional capital e'.ock hereby created be part the capital stock or said company, divided into share* Of fifty doD i lars each, hold, enjoyed aod transferred in ; tbe same insuricr as the capital slock ere. ' ni i d by the act to which this il a snppleinebi, i« now hi Id and sujoyed ; sou the direcioia of said companies are anihorixed lime to lime, to issue said stock ss ! bey may deem expedient ; provided slways . that nothing in this ect contained shall bn Ml Construed a* lo extend or enlarga any of : the privileges or fraschiaes mentinnad In . the acta lo which this i< a supplement, bat ! only tu increase the capital slock of said company by th# amount aforesaid. 2. And bo it enacted. That this act shall j take effect 1 uroied la'idy. Approved March 17, 1895. A aopplement lo tie net entitled, "Ad , Act relative In tba supremo and cireail | courts, " approved Aprilai'xteen, eighteen hundred ntd forty-six. , ; 1. Be it enacted by tha Senate and Gensrul Assembly of the Slots of New Jersey, i i That if the justice of Ihe supreme conrt i | I.y whom any cirtoii court, or court of oyer . | ii ;i (I terminer and general juil delivery, ia lo ; bn held, aball b* prevented from attending ■ I on the Jay and at the place when and wberu , I any such court ia commenced., tbe court of i common pleas then and there held may, at • uny time daring the first three days of the >- ; term, order the clerk, instead of proceed- • ing yu is required by the eighteenth and - nineteenth eectiona of the act to which this i is a supplement, to adjourn, said circuit i court, and court of oyer aod terminer sod - general jail delivery, by proclamaiiona.li> - any subsequent day that ehall be requested I by any jostiee of tbe supreme court'in writ- • ing or otherwise, and lo enter said adjourn* f in mi to tbe minutes of saril circuit court, ■ cod court of oyer and terminer, and geoeral s jail daliTety; and all suits, indictments, I processes, oruers, rule*, recognisances, re- - turns of jurnra -nil Other proceedings peod- - ing. in such courts, shall be continued to I the lime to wbicb such adjournment shall - be made, without prejudioe to any parties , therein, snd may then be proceeded in ac" , cording to law is tbe same manner as if : such court* had bstn regularly adjourned • from day lo day, 2. And be it enacted, That ibie act aball 1 uke effect immediately. Approved March 22, *8fiav — Why la the air of Germany bad tot consumptive*? Because il is leo tonic !