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Ifct (Scran art. Cape Island, Cape May Com ty, I. J. 8. R. MAOONAGLE. Barron axn rnoraiEroa. Wrtneidar. T«W rd, 1866. ■ ■ ' -_=i M ■■ ■ i

SoMirri' Caian. A reratnr stated meeting of ibk C >p» . May C"iMMy Holdiare' Cuiorr, wiN heJielrl j on neat Sotardae erasing, in tha Ci'y Boll, j Cap* Irian*. The re* tuber* am rt-qu- steil , to attaad. ^ Temperance Meetlnn. A Boating of tha Capa May County 1 Temp* ranee Association t*iH be held at j tha Conrt lino.*, on Tharaday next, 15th ' iaat.. at 2 o'clock in tha aftarnoon. A foil 1 attendance of all iataraalad In the canaa it i daairad. ^ Exhibition. Tha aahibitioa of Mr. Lyc-ti'a school | •ill be repeated by request on Ta*?d*Y . taenia*. 20th fast. The former exhibition gaee general awtiafeetion, and eataral aaw ; yiacaa » ill ba added to t hie on*. tale af Cedar >naap. We call attention to the »drrrti**m*nt : .of n aale of eadar swerop which will he found in anotbar column. Thia it a valuable and eary daelrable piece of prop- rty, ami j it well worthy the attention of purchasers. 1 Its convenience to thR, Landing, and ensinets of acceei combine to" Tender it in all I raapecta n moat valuable property, end en ' opportunity ke offered in tbie tale which it -rarely met with. Mew Jersey Editorial Association. The Teeth Annnsl Mooting of the New Jereey Editorial Association vat hrld at j tha American Hotel, Trenton, on Thursday, Febrnary 8th, 1866, convening at U o'clock, A.M. The meeting waa called to order by the President, when the roll of aawapapert wee celled by the Secreiarv' and a large enmber of aiemberi found in at ten dance. C. M. Osboro stated that the remaint of the ffret New Jersey printer, Jamae Parker, werw now lying in n graveyard at Woodbridge, New Jersey, with no monument to mark hie resting piece, end suggested that it woald be proper for the Association to take some action on the tnhject. After a fetter*! conversation in regard "to the matter, it was resolved that the Obituary Committee examine into the propriety of *'*qjing a suitable monument over hie remain', and report thereon at the next meting of tha Association. Enoch R. Borden, who was appointed to write n History of the New Jersey I'msa, being unavoidably absent, it was ilate-i that ho was Still engaged In collecting the neCeetary materials for that work, and thai Iba members might expect its publication daring the coming year. The Secretary having bean directed at the last semi-annual meeting to collect statistics relative to the New Jersey pre«s daring the p >et year, reported a list of all tha panera published in the State. Sine the calling of the roll at the Anneal Meeting in 1865, three daily papers end five weekly paper* then in existence, have been discontinued. Two daily and two we- kit '•campaign" papers were ..published in the fall of 1863. and after a few weeks »*rdiscontinned. Four new weekly and one monthly pepere have been started. There are two Daily aed one Weekly paper, printed In the Uermtn language, ib- rest in English. Them are in the Stale 30 Repnbliran, 26 Democratic and II neutral in politics. There era 11 Deily, 57 Weekly and I Monthly papers in the State— in all «9. The Committee appointed" to prepare a scale of price* for Job Printing, reported that they bed given the matter a careful consideration, taken into view the etajority of interest* affected thereby, and preaaatrd a which was, in the mam, lower than the prices charged (or the seme classes ot work is New York and Philadelphia, and below which ao printer in the Stat* could afford to nxecnU work. Tha seals was taken np aad criticised, item by item, and lb* report adopted witbont am-ndment.-The Secretary was directed to Tarnish each printing office in the State with eopies ni this list of price*, nod ell recommended to adopt them u* their minimum rates for Job Frlatiag. On motto*. <fca President and Secretary were directed to name the Umn .ad place of the next Be J»ar meeting. A motion est a.'tde that a Coynmittne be appotaud to report a acnle of pecan to ba adopted tor adeertlsing. Afters lengthy diecseeion tha matter waa Wen' opt. ly poet. paaed, TMa masting tVeeeatmn adyocrn.-d- — The" First Cnng'raeetoaal District is i rwpeneented la the Huu'e prison at Trnolon. e* follows : Atlantic county, 4 inmates; Csu&n oonety. U; Cumberland county, 4 ; Cape May noanty. 8 ; 8aleta, B; Oluncanter, ». v — Tha Now daesey Caaferenea of th. Methodist Episcopal Church will bold their inaagsrel -eat tag. »o tha oecaaioa of the cant every of Method** in tb* Bute, na the 7<h of tha present month, at the Third Street M. B. Chnroh. in Oamdw. Distto(wished divines aad laymen will ba present ta participate ia tha eneewhee. — Tha athnaaar Cbarlotta Shaw. Cap'. Smith ffihaw, Jr., of WMK arrirad at n»a* ir*i- m~L~r • **r6° af qelan " She muled for Cuba wish a airaei- »'

Reform School. Tha meeting called to take place in the Assembly Chamber of tha Capitol on ihe i 2d last., to eenatder tha inleretu ofjh. State Reform School, waa very well attended. The report of the Commissioners to Ooeernor Parker, of their in -alligation ■ during tha past year war read. After a lew remarks by Mr. S.'C. Allison. Judge •| Maine* was iutiodocrd. lie Said that the i prvmieent question with these accu. tossed 1 j tu cunrt* ol justice is, "What shall w* do 1 with juvenile delmquiate in oar State." I Thrones am out suffictant to eusaer this ^question. Facte must be had. He weol l | give some. A letter from the Keeper of j the State Prison reports 67 imprtaooed j duriag the jear for various effeases. The ; keeper of the Essex Prison reports 127 in i j the j il in that county during the year. In I j January last, 21 were cutnntjlled to Ihe i Essex. county jail, several of them a number | of times, one twenty limes. In point ol j pecuniary advantage the value of a Reform | i School may be *«eo. It coats $47 or mure . : to bev* reck buy committed, Suppose, , . ^ < however, il costs but 840 to have s boy | I commuted, then lb* ro>l of 200 boys, a j j small number, will Oe the interest on $133,- ! I 000, •' »ix per cent, per year. And then | , the waste of erime ia veiy greet. Added ' 1 | to these, there are norm I considerations to 1 j be entertained. The boy* tiuioed in the | 1 j streets end prisons here capacity, and thia : ' | should lie trained aright. The speaker con- 1 j eluded with urging tbo propriety of liberal ' j an t efficient provisions fer the waute of a ! ■ j Reform School. R»v. D. H. Millar remarked that be was j ' happy to take part in the deliberations of ! I the evening, nod to pot in n pies for Ihe i ! uucsred waifs upon the sen of lifw. Who shall Care for these ? Toe State should | manifest tbie care. A Reform School it ' not a place of punishment, bat of reforms ■ Prison* are adapted to pwiitkment, nut ref. oruistioo. Within the wall* ol oar Slat* ' 1 Prison, between th* ages of 15 and It, ere i 72 children ; between the ages of 13 and 15, are 58 children. The#* are 9 children between the ages of 11 and 13-iu all 151 in our Stale Prison. This school le d»- ' signed to be a school of reform fur just such , children; designed to bring out the good in the nature of the children. The success 1 of this school is for. thrm a strong recommendation. Their advantage to the youth, 1 in other Statee ia unquestionable. The Rev. gentleman related a number of inci- ■ dent' illustrative of Ibis point. There is a time in life, when the habits arc unformed, ta-tss ere undeveloped ; take the child then and hi* character c«n"be moulded fur ' good ; hot leave hint, and he is ouch an gable ; in the Reform School, he is taken a \ un impressible period of life ; ami by re. | furtnatory, not penal measures, they can ' l>e trained to become useful sod industrious citlxehs. M'. S. C- Allinson, offered a few remarks, detailing his experience in investigating the r furmatory insulations of Connecticut and Massachusetts. Judge Near staled that ha waa opposed to a Slate doing cbarit) ; but believed a Stale should care for the interests of tbe young. In a cei lain sense a Slate wa« e parent tn bar yen ng, end bar interest! is involved in the protection of her children ; • hetever ibet protection may eost. New Jere«y ia perfectly able lo eslabliib any inelitolion she may need. Wa have plenty ol moaey ; our bonds sell at par, while tbe U. S. bond* are al a discount. Altera few observations by Hon. Mr. Cobb, in further elocidation of the subject, the meeting adjoirued, — Slate Gaxette. ItsKTrr P son- inn* a.— Among tha cotfiimatlunt by tha United Stales Senate on Monday, were the following brevet promo- . lion* : * To be Colonel by Brevet— Lieotenent ; Colonel Held » in Hufly, of the Fourteeoth New Jersey Volunlerrs; Lieutenant Colonel J. J. Janeway, of the Fourteenth New I Jersey; Lieutenant Colonel John Sehoon- > over, of the Eleventh New Jersey ; and ' Llentenent Colonel Caldwell K. Hall, of I th* Fourteenth New Jersey, for gallant and 1 meritorious services be or* Pelerabnrg and ' at Cold Harbor. I To be Lieutenant Colonel by BrevetMajor H. Hartford, of tha Eighth New i Jersey; Major D. Hart, of tbe Seventh 1 New Jereey ; Brevet Major Samuel C. B*i1 ly, of th* Fourteenth New Jersey ; Mejor 1 Ebenexar W. Devens, of the Fifteenth New Jersey, nil for gallant end meritorious errI vice* before Petersburg •Virginia ; Brevet • Major We. McKlheny, of tea Foorth New Jersey, for similar serviee* ; Major Walter 1 R. Robbies, of tbe First New Jeraey, for > gallant condoct In tha Army of tb* Polot m* af*" Tfo be Mejor* by Brevet — OapUin C. C. Bmkala*. of tbe Funriawnth New Jersey ! Captain P. jE. flint, of the Fifteenth New , 1 Jereey ; Captain J. W. Unodenougb. and I Cap'uin c. E. As rant, at tlie Fortieth New • J^mey : Captain C. W. AJag*> of (he Blev- ' enth >'•» dVreey; Captain ». Jjarper. of ! the First N-* Arther". Home Stag axlmc. The well denerveo popala/itjr of Arthur'* , Oom. Magaiine ha* be." atUWf.d to, pnl , only by almost every new«pa;-or pob''*h»d, j bat by every well rrgaleled ho**ehold jo , ihe lend. The reaeen .or this ia. iw popnt larily is founded not «p*a felaomo flall»r> and paid prase**, but rather spon tb* aoUd rook el Its own intrinsic worth aad eeeril. j , These wish tag a fire* else* megaaiae for B 1864, Mniw14 immediately send (ee Arthur's. • a.ory by T.S. A ether eatitUd i h»" Wrecked i HnaeebsW." 1'nce KM par y-w.— _ Address T S. Artbar W WeUat Stie«L Philadelphia.

Di'aaaters at taa. During tb* put month then bu been e or end disasters on our shores and on lb* European coast. The r*tcst is that if the United Bute* steamer Nareisses. from Panaacola for New York, wbich vu lost during a storm en Egmout Ke} (entrance , Pi Tampa Biy, Fla.) with all on board, shout thirty souls. "L'h* Uuiled Btatas tag 1 A libra left Peneecnla 10 Company with lbs Nereis* OA, and arrived aefoly at Key West, line body was veasbed a-hore front lb* NererMdffi, bet eoald r.ot be recognised. Tb* ateeaiebii. London, from London for Melbourne, baa foundered at sea wiUtatTeot ' 270 a»uls on board. Tbe surviver-, 16 of the eree and 3 puscngers, were landed at Falmouth on Jen. 16. The Albion, 1,245 tons, from Nee York to Liverpool, was totally wrecked off Strom, ore*; 11 live* lost ; estimated loas af ship and eargn £40.000. The Paliaoru', 1,082 tons, from Liver- ] pool to New York, wrecked ; one lift lost ; j I estimated lot* of ebip sod cargo of coal* , 5 £16,600, | The lhips supposed to have been lost ; during the lei* gal* on the English coast, | number between 300 en" 400. A letter ! frnm Torbny steles that 31 fine ves»els and : 11 fi'hiug stoops were dashed in piece* ; ' the shore. It it fearvd that 15U men Biurt | have perished. j The ship Christiana (American), which j Sailed Dec. 1st Iron. London f r New Y«rt, | : became a wreck aboni Dec. 20"h. ahou' ; 1. 1 midway between London and New Yurk. | > Tb* office.*, crew and passengers were all ! j saved by ihe Valine, fr.no Calcutta. ' Th# domestic "easels l»»i. embrace 7 ; steamers. 11 shipa, 5 barks, 8 brigs and 32 i ' schooners — total 62 ; besides 18 foreigner*, 1 ; bound 10 or from United Stales ports— ' ' , making altogether 81 vessel* in which our tatiisn. were interested. Of this number, 51 werw wrerked, 6 burnt, IT ubaudoned i and fire are missing. 1 | The sacrifice of human lifa attending i some of the above disasters, has atan been | large. There were lo-t wnh the ship (luj l Mannering, 18 per-ons ; with bark Diadem, | 18; brig*, Emma C, 5; Neve, 7 ; Mtk»«n j Piitie Martin, 2; Chrieliania, 4; l.ucy j I Ann, 2; and Uen Sheridan, 4; total, 50; j and ihote on board the fire missing rxsvls 1 ' will bring the number up to at least 120. { Things in New York. NnrYow, Fr.n. 10th. '66. Drug Wsve.— Tb» "Empire City" presented a most woe-begone appearance yestesdej', and a walk along any of our down- ' town Ihordnglifures di'clnsed •nine strange j and dismal sod ludirroua scene*, lwennrd • as if the streets w-re transformed lolo Vir- ! ginia highways during war-time ; and Indeed | many old rels were beard to exclaim, that the road* over *U)''b they floundered at the time of Burnside's famous Bank movement, (familiarly known as tha "stick-in-the-mud . affair,") were respectable along side of 'em. This state of things was occasioned by a ceasidsrabte fall of snow immediately after a heavy 'bower of rain, on 7'hureday night, which wns followed by a little more rain by way of variety. The beauti'ul white drapery of winter soon lost its original purity, and covered ihe street* with a foyer of the vilest compounds — averagiog from six to ten inches in thickness. Al everj-croMing may be seen groups of disc.n'nlaie-looking being*, earoeslit calrula'ing th* ri'ke to be undergone in navigating a passage lo the uppnsite side uf Ib* street. Her* -nd ibera congealed mounds of snow and a few raised paveitones emerged like rocks emid the sea of mud, and these ere the only stepping-piuc s that pra- { seiiled themselves lo pedealrinns. Most uncertain and treacherous to be sore, as in very many instancei when a foot was I placed oo »ne uf Ih* too* mounds, the i : proprietor of said loot would Cud himself , making n rapid descent into ihe delectable , p»ol around, and perhaps in the attempt to recover proper equilibrium, would be found I either in a horizontal or silling po'iiion f in the midst of the alu<hy m»*«. Such an I event would be the signal for dra«ir.g shouts I of laughler from the crowd of regtrd urchins— Job's consolers io miniature— whu-b are always sure to be around. A laughable r iitcjdanl occurred at one of these crossings, j which ia too good to ba lost. A gentleman, apparently in n hurry and dressed as if be had been to a ball the nre- , vious night, ventured himself on the deo- . geroat eminences which consllinted the , only mean* of getting over, without ecto- , ally wading It. At tbe same moment, a r veritable specimen of a daughter of Ham f — 'tout, dark and aboni forty — started „ to cross from tht opposite comer. Neither saw tbe impediment ahead, and ecnsrqarnlly both suddenly stopped on reaching lb* centra of the street. Whet wee dune!— t could be seen ; whot to do 1 was no ea*y j matter to decide. Rtiqaett* demanded the w gentleman's giving way ; prudence wanted ,. to argon the point. To step off would have been rash ; lo return wee dangerous. Tb* beroina remained stationary and looked "agger*, and tbo hero seemed io quandary. "Climb orar bar !" said a vote* Iroin a I boot black, who wav standing nmi-l n crowd J ..r his (ejjows, all enjoying lb* fun. Th* |t bipt so given was seted on. Tb* gemleo man leaned forward, clasped hi- eu-o-eu j. rnpnd ih* wai*i,andg»r* bimswlf a 'wlbg, j so as to alight on a dry epot behind her.— J Tbo intent »** gobd, hat tbo attempt . rra-ed a most diss-troue f.ilsrw. Tbe lady r ot color me not well prepared for lbs nnexpected movement, and could not firmly » resist the amnuH, and th* Bn-U n. that 4 both »*ra tan cxt mom* r I fioandaring la . (be afo'h. eulUA* Eke nris on a hot frytngpaa. Aftar « desperate efforts, the twain reackvd tsrr* Jtnma emid the bessae 'iy

of the crowd of bjpator.ii. r-. I.ul .i .w what i Iba tbe wars* in appeerat..'- 'rem use bath i thev had jost taken. What the leelraga . f of either were, of eourse w* bavn't aacar- > laioed. I With tb* exception of b«JI*, soirees, and > such like, municipal n»w- dou'l amount to . much. Congressional, Elate Legislative, I Fenisn and Mexicn news constitute the s principal topics of tha day just now, and whether tbey amount lo anything sum* are - inclined to doubt. "Wavxn." r — Uen. Uracil has given five thousand t dollars toward- tbe const ruct fon of Ahttw r Methodist church in- Washington, and . Uen. Howard has given one tboeeeud lo the suppoit of n new CoogrrgattuDal etiter- . pvisv- ; SPECIAL NOTiCES. Mutual Bcuefit Life Insuraucr (otU|IHtl), NEWARK. NEW JKRSEtr. | J. F. I.F. AMINE, SeavUk. t 1 John II. Huffman, Altorncy.nl- Uts, Mnslrr, Examiner, and Solicitor in (Itnnrer). r ' CAPE MAV COURT HOUSE. NEW JERSEY, j I ~ Dr. J. F. I. earning. Dentist. caa OPPtCC DAYS: , CP* Teens NunresTt- ronJtttoos Ca«h. jcl-«4 Wbiskrrs ! Whiskers! eerk.- Pncr 11 00 scut by mall snyehrrr.ci™*. 7 ly tralnl, on receipt ol price. (OSt-y i. bii-Hisge. but True. _ : Every yuuor laUy an.l geetlrn. -u in the United n| Krrors of Youlli. .tn-ly No . tst'iiamtarn SU. New York, Dcaftit'sv. Bliuitiiess A 4'atarrh. j TREATED with the utoraet succeee, by l*r J \ ■ ISAACS, Orilltst end Aurlst, tfr.riurrty ot le>.le». ; I and Cmiutry csn he seeu al his OBlee. The medical ! faculty are looted to accompauy their patient., a. | he has no secrets lo his practice. ARTIFICIAL d esamluatton. _ J"»"J Agrsits Wnntril I J To sell prt.e Cee.-Tlr.tr. tor GOLD A SI L V 1 1* W ATCHES. j Ladles' Jewelry D. ■> fun, sr., e | ONLY t j ALL ROODS WAKK l .E.Nt lSEPrlce of Certtnratrs » ^Ceur.^ l.lheral Pie. For Circulars and Terms address ' Sfrsrrs f/.trtrjSf) (- CO., I. Jaj-lm tJJ Broadway, New York. J To Consuuipflvps, r, ' a few weeks by a very simple remedy, alter having I tloo. and that dread .Itseeee, Conaumptlon— ta aus- | I lous to make kaowo to his fellow- uffrrers the uraris >f | To all who desire It. he will send a copy of Ihe ' j for preparing and utlug the same, which they will fled a suae CARS for Csnrnrtioi. Asthma, e I BaoKCHtTit, Coixfin, COLDS, and all Throat aad. |( | Lung AffecUona. The only ohjeci of the silvrrtteer , I In sending the Prescription Is to benefit *he afflicted ' | and spread Information which he cooeel.es to be In- * valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try hts i. remedy, as It will coat them nothing, and may prove partlra wlshlag the prescription, rati, by return mall, will please address „ Rev. EnwABb A. Wnjon, s dTt-lyJ Williams burgh, Kings Co., New York. " MAHRIF.P, — 0 IIUGHEA— HAND — On Sunday, January list, d by Rev Joseph W Hut-bard, Mr. Smith Highea to Miss Eliza Hand both of Cape Island. ° SCHKLLgNGR— CARtSUN — lo Philadelphia, on n the Cth tost-, by the R'v. J. H Kennanl, Mr. V'ligvt II D. Sehelleoger to Miss Emily Carlson, both of that r. vi'r- , \>» RENVtELAER-HARRfMAN- Al Grace cbuirh) Jersey « tty, oo Wednesday, the Tth I not-, !* by Res Orlando llsrrtmau. J. Fleming Van Kcn.acs, laer, of Philadelphia, to Ann* I., daughter of the officiating clergyman. '? DIED *- — — — - ELDREDCE — <>n Xundav, January IMS. Mr* Deborah Eldrmlge. aged *> yeaia. u- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS rORI.IXO wtic-ks. m /~tURt.ING Rod. Pinching Itnni Curling Tonga. 1 Hair Crlmperv a v artety of all kind* and suet, * 8 for sale by TRUMAN k SHAW, er No. OS (Eight Thirty-five) Market street, j. below Ninth, Philadelphia. I,a noon RKi.i.n, g-SRANKS. Pullers, Cheek Springs, knob-. I Ida and - V., flush bell pulls, mortise cranks, ai.nrale.1 wire, _ hel. staples, malleable lioa crank*, aplkaa aad sar- > ring**, and door knockers, f r aale by |„ TRUMsNkSHAYV, No. MS (sight thirty-five) x-rkrt street, td Below Mn-h. filladelphla SO EXTRA SAPR DtUWXK, . /"tLOStrr and Cheat Lnrka having from one to fi* V, IS tee tumblers lo rack bolt, sad as as.or.mrn! of th* regular kinds, tor ale by TRUMAN A «H AW. 7- No. me ( Eight Thirty -Ovr) Mar - at atnwt. . hrtowr Hlklh. Philadelphia. .d NOTICE. A LL pecans tndrhted lo me (or profras tonal aet- "* A Viafo, *r* rssjuested to make tmasedlvle payI- ment ta John B. Huffman, Eao.. Cap* May Court '•* Houte. N I A. kTMECRAY, M. D nJ Pcbsaajy Alh, ML bH «• GRA1D EXHIBITION ! _ T) EPF a TED BT MqCHT. J\ A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT will b* gtswa J ' "fUEXtlA T*t!vtS NH. FKBRPART «eth. IBS*. n. ttoi^Of m"rmm * m>m~ 0 DIALOG I' LA. »t BURIXXQCRL Rrilc, Ac. «- . Nvtof »htoA^am»x-„ n,w,^ kl^ty^. 6* Odmllaa. maaata. Qt .ld'-b ' -If prtea. « 1 L

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS j t TAKE NOTICE T and dealeriri fertilizer* wttt . pleaa* lake notice that we hate adopted Ihe following Trad* Mark to protect suroelvaa, and pro- ' rent thoa* who ua# oar RAW UONE SUPER PHl»- I PH ATE from being da*, tred when pnrehaelng Boa . \ We have been nthged lo give Ihls protertlaa to 11 "Raw Rosie," In oltVrlng thrizartlete to Ihe nubile. This Tbade Mark la adopted In addition ro the title •, "Raw Bone '^whieh ^Isour eaelualve^projverty. and t "Trade Mark" is u^on mn bag and barrel they f pore as*, aa none " «•»" BACCB | ' "M - 1; BAUOH'8 RA W BONE, t 8UPKB PnOSI'HATK OF _ LIME. ' rlghtlul ^.nipertr We will state to- Ihe minima- W It— having been manufaclxmt by us lor a iwrlial o! twelve years, Alt- that It le covered t>> several 1 I ^TaKn- £2 tWymisT quantities ' V essels drawing la leet of w ater ran load direct!) ' i from thr w harvea of thr vrcrbi. ahlrli err located ' ""kduit'l" " " 1 '. u |Uf u n'drmH ' o r d e rs. )'d*1 I We rvmatn. Yours very truly, , UAUt.ll A «ONL No » S Delaware Avenue, fclS^m Ph.ladetpl.ia ALLEN k NEEDLES, [ SLTKK- IMIOSFIlATE OF LIME. A OK1CILTU It A L W O It K S, ■ Our celebrated fiuper Phiphale of L'tne ran Iw a If the merchants in yoor neighborhood should not j ffST -"1 trade diieounl aUotced lo Dealer $. \ j ALLEN A NEEDLE., j 42 S Delaware Arenue J- 41 5. Water St., i n PHILADELPHIA. ! II H e srff no artirlrr tut roc* at ire ran uj/r.'y rscoi,- ' HALF MILLION DOLLARS . WO.T„ „ , , " m DOLLAR EACH. . KPI.KNDID 1.1 HT OF A KT1CLKH ! j ALL T'J BE SOLD rOR ONE DOLLAR EACH KO Musical Ooze* ( Zo lo (ISO each ! 160 with Bells and cast In* is *oo " 500 " 100 Silver Teapots A loiter Urus 20 •- ho " hOO " Charing Dishes JO •• 100 •' I oao " Ice Pitchers. vu " 60 " ■ ss v £- *• SOOO •• Castors 16" 60 " o 2000 " Fruit, Card A Cake baskets *0" 60 " 6ooo Dozen Silver Tea Spoous lu 20 doi ,n ioooo " " Table Spoons a '! 260 Gen t.' Goiii' Hu nil i.e-<- . sc " Watches 60" 100 each 200 Ladles' Gold and Kuamrlrd Hunting-ease Watches JO " TO - 600 Gent*' Hunting-coo* silver Watches. 16 ** TO " e- 200 Diamond Rings 60 " 100 " „ 6000 Gold Vest and Neck Chains.. 4 •' 60 " zuno " Ovvl tlvnd Brocvlets.... 4" S " 6000 VI and Gold Bracelets 6 •' 10 14 2000 Ch* r loins Chains A Guatd Chains 6" 20 " 7000 Solitaire A Gold Biooches. .. 4" 10 " 6000 upal A Emerald Hroocfa. s 4 " . 6 •' s 6000 M osale Jet. Lavs and Flor. ntlue Eat-dropa 4" S- ■• _ 7600 CoraL Opal nod emerald Ear. § 4000 CVdlmr . ia lilamon . lireaatJ000 S'lUd h'otl is' vi^wW.el^ei.iS " " J( 0000 Sets»olH*.rT Ileeve-buttonr, 6000 Gold VhimM^''rnwUmAe'.*. 4" * ■• IOOOO Miniature Lockets L.O" 10 " 4000 " Magic Spring 10" 20 '■ _ yoou Gold Toothpicks, Crosse#, Ac 2" 8 •' oooo Plain Gobi Ring*. 4" IS " i icwoo stone set A 'tarnei Rings 210" 10 " ™ 6000 Ctraoed Gold Rings 4" 11 « irl IOOOO CsUtorala DIamoidl kings. . . *'• to " 7600 Sera Ijidl ■• Jeweiry— Jet A Gold 8" 18 " *000 vela Lad C Jewrarj , • smeo, Pearl, Oral a oib*. stones . 4" 18 " - 10000 Gold Pens, Silver Eaienotua Mulders and IVnei >• 4" 10 M to 10000 Gold ivns and Gold Mounted at Hiklers 8" » ■ 6000 1. old Pv ns A Gold E» leva, on Haiders. U" *6 '• 6000 Ladles' Gill and Jet mivkwa.. 6 " 16 " 6000 I Balr Bars and Boll! t" . 10 •• CertlOeatcs of th* various sriiejasar* Brat pat •r- Into envelopes, sealed up and mixed i and wheo ory- deied are lakes out wltkmit regard to rhole*. and rt erst by mail, thue git tag aH a latr shanoe. On relelpt ot thr CrrtlBeatr,)au win eoe what you are to Save, and Uvea It I* at ynor option to arnd tbe Dol- _ lor and rake the article or not, Purenaem amy Uua ebtasn a Gold Wateh, DUioeed Ring, or any aet of Jewelry on our Unl far ONE DOLLAR, so Send 25 Cmfr far CartificmU. ta all Uaaaaetlooa by mall, wa okajl rharg* far hnwjin^ma^DrtHk^M^p^rtgt RtoiMafagoand eats* will he aami far gl ; 12 fas gS| 60 fur 46 1 im far =2»~5tSw£5^a

N EWADVE RT 1 8 EMENTg Jacob Mtilford. j trrox-ver-i r-ij j-p zoLRfroR ty nuyccMr j i Orru'g i* Sccoud fr,, atxow Pti.ii.:, Cam, .en, N. J . I Will attend Ike Courts of Cape May Coucty. Col- . NOTICE. ATOTICE Is hereby Rlvek thet th* aecnunl of z> WilHam MatlhewflffidnitnlsttatDr of C'U>ton Wi.l is- audited aud Stated ky tbe ttwrengatr, and county of Cape Mat. at tt," term of April aaxt, for setllrurent aad allowance O PETER SOL'DER. Surrogate. | Dale.1 Peb. I, tASS. -(|7J .NOTICE. 1 \ i!r*uf M-VUTL"1:!! I Will he audited and ataled by the Surmgalr. and J rejavrted to the Judges of Ihe tiri.haoa' Covut of Ihe M i Cnuat^ofCaiw M,j. at tlva .Trim of April next, Datto! F b I I tm*iTUl SOCOl•,'• Jurr"«ate, ' NOTICE. N "Imes A ^mlatotrat.x'1f"u2to-cr j re|^r?totol'j^y!>S"'fw PrpSswSut' of"£s Inflated Frh^lst. IW ito"6* "hirnwate NOTICE. N Jamrei II Steve as- administrator of Zrkiel Ste^w^'Sa c PETER SOrUER, m Dated Feb let, lot* ( n| surrogate ■ NOTICE. NOTICE Is her. by given thai the aeeoant of Chaflea f. Thatcher and Thomas Brrsiry, exW"' OtlTI 'oVth b> ,h* *ml Dated Feb 1st. 1AM (R| Surragxte. J NOTICE. luwiii Edmunds A v-tailne P rguson, odmlals- - '(Tram s,^rilKH' t , -'"NOTICE. A t^.'k",?n.un.r'a,VJearaestij mp.ratrt^to'caH , ^ 1st dry <d APRIL. I SSL iii ^ fsAI.E OE Kl'.il. ESTATE. si Public ^,(l1'|r'jJCDAy MARITritt. I •vagal two o'clock In the afternoon ol,sald day. on Hw J IT-41 °° *' u/dAdMUNDS. Gunrdlsn. i | COMMISSIONERS' SALE. j Coivdltloks un day ol Svlc. ' ' R D EDMUNDS, t j r-ft J F Hfli'll EH SALE OE CEDAR SW AMP. | On 8ATVRDAY. I'EBMl AltY 17th. 1646, ■ at Well . HoM. Drnnts. life, ! 23 ACKKS UF V A l.U AIILK CEDAR TIM HER, ■ ! Situate in the Bnrzard Clump T.aet- adjoining tha . Youngs' 1*8 Acre Trad, one mite and ahalflrom ' Dennis Creek Landing e. ntenlrot to thr shore, anil The limber 1s of th* best quality, suitable tor 1 1 COOPER STUFF. SHINGLES, LOG* AND RAILS. | three acre* each. | Persons wishing In view Ihe premlees, will call on either of the undersigned. conditions liberal, and made known al sal* by Dennlsvltle, THOX. J. LAWRENCE, Feb. 8th. «s L M. RICE. at GOLD AND 8ILYER! ^WFCL BACEIFICEIBANKRUPTCY AVOIDIDM ' KXTR 4 OtDIS'A H F ASfiOVKCSMCHT. 82 cxxt.OvO wo'th ol Gold and 'liver Wmrhes. Aplendld x-welry Freneh Clocks. Diamond Rings, p. amis, Melod ons. Sewing Marhlae*. a|lv-r Ware. Ac.. As. to tw dlspuerd ol at TWO DOLLARS, each GRAND INTERNATIONAL MEETING OF MANCFACrURKKS OF WATCHES AND JEWELRY. The follow- ng has been resolved, that In eons*, queue* of Ib# jrret Stagnation of Trade, and In c .stoned by a dutress'ing War? and to aeotd BVNK..UPT. Y. 67, one, MO worth of goods fi xn their etoek, must be sold la Ihe rears* ml Six Moi.'lmai A N F Sri C H IF ICE, and tor that put poo* tbey have unanimously elected DE T EY A Co., 34 LiatBTv street, At THEIR EXCLUSIVE AGENTS. As a preliminary tbey would remark that they ma. Ufvciure and aril do brass watches or Imitation of Jewelry, ALL ARE WARRANTED COLD FINEST WORKMANSHIP. The artistes to sell stlWti DOLLARS each, a# man- r 4*v rost/y llum eug 6r, remelsl of -p-endtd HuetIng cam Gold an • fllnr Welch**. fVnch ciocxs. Rings set with IRamunds, Rutuee, Pearls and other Sets of Jewelry eumprielng^jni-e. ami E vijRIijfs of l^meT^'"lta^^L"Indflp^a*^ Sm.'! d T lie "price of each article varying flil SIX lo EIGHT HUNDRED Dollnre..AWE jrd If H I' -.HA 1.1. BHNffCED. W6 h-rr adopted the plat, ot sale now oo popular of chahpn* a uniform prior and Ikfs pries win lav*. It rtably tw 07 lor each article, regard! va of raJu*.— t- Ihervpet Begot raadnetlng our agei..y are paid by >d ; tl.e t -le at earilflcvtet oe roupos* repireraneg lbs *- various JPblea. These eertlllsatr* are sold at Fifty lo ' cents rash, or 6 tor raw dollar*, and eaeh eertiteate d- will s ow he holder ihe particular artL-le heorske rt TM KXPENffiff 'RTJ ROOBT^Ata1! PACE1NO PIANOS OR BEWIRU MACHIhJJ WILL BE PAID BY THE PARTIES WHO ARE flnwiii TO - T^ J AGKNTS AUK WANTED 1* every pert of the -wild Mete* and Pterin***, L and to ell such, very liberal lehmnmls will he of. id fared, and on application a circular ol farm* will h* - a Co. warded. We peeler money seat ta Ret (Mas m | orders where they eaa tw .AtalaeoL ar by fatak (. I Draft* to one order- Pfaoe* wrtre yoor Nome, Twsrw, »!— -""rtft'is-"1 " J acta """ iKVrr'w^ifcs 1Y*.