p . ^ CAPE MAY OCEAN WAVE, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY, 18, 186T.

Cfce ©rran are. 3Ea Cap* ftUnJ, 0 ape M>} Cool tj, I. J. 8. R. MAGONAOLE, Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1867. HATES OW iDTIHTIIUU. OHMUnnivMk 11.00 ~ rar s ' Mfil DOl nCWKliaE hjk soisis, im sSIJi V. ! i ! ! iSS t.: y wtrntml SWMirelV't'wIiv"' * ' * I ish!SM*W".'^"**°" " "" i ;-gp^ a., -otu. : ; . "Snail profit*, tod quick talc* I" W . B. Millie A Co. Cspe Island. N.J. J Soldier*' Union. — a regular autad I mating of tk* 8oidi*rt' Uoioa will be I held io the Wirt building, second i floor, at ?.S0 o'clock on Saturday eren- . log. Prbfaerj 16th A punctual* at- . teodauc* of every member u requested i Re-Opening. The M. E. Cbarch at Denoisrilla. hating been paiotsd outside, fornlabtd 1 •ith Veoitian Shutters, frescoed in a superior atyla by Mr. Ktyser. aa emiaenl artist of Bridgetou, N. J . and 1 also fnrniibtd tbrangkoai, will by ' Divine permission, be rs-opened on 1 Sands j, the S4tb insL Sertices at 10.80 a Jt , aad 7 r m. Seeeral emi- 1 aaat clergymen are rzpected to be praaaat, and aaaist in tba exercises. 1 The public are respectfully intit d to atlead: • » ' , TIM lulir School Celebration . • Agaia we take pleasure in eooeuuciag that the 94tb annuirertary of the M. E. Suaday-tcbool is olgh at hand. ' It aoaiea off oa Thursday aeaalog, 21st I last , and will, most undoubtedly, prom • on* of the grandest soccesses of tb* ■ klad erer inaugurated in Cape May eaaaty. We bare arrived at this conclsaion from tba fact that ao pains bate bean spared by Mr. 0. W. Smith, tbe , indefatigable aaperintandent, or by | Mrs J. F. Oake, lo thoronghly in- , struellng tb* youtbfol members of the tehool Id tbe eraterical and moalcal dapartmante. Besides, baring bad a peep ah tba programma w* can rouch for tba selections being ail of tb* "first mater," aad mbich most be beard to ba apprueiatad. ] The Farlx Exposition. 'Tb# Cemmltiioner of Agricoltore , has iaaatd a Clrcolar, by anthority o. ( a Joiat reaalotion of Coogrsss. request- t lag samples of erhaat, cora aad otbar i cartel prodoctiona la be forurded to r him, for exhibition at the PMHa Expo-' t aitloa. The Exposition open* on tbe f first of April, and eollnctiona should I be sent In n fear days lo be' io aaaabo > ' fur proper arrangement, packing, for- c warding and transportation to Paris It ia desirable that imall packages of j tbe Inaat nam plea of tba beat rarietie* , •f tack products of esch otighbar- , hood tboold ba forwarded by mail, io , packages of two pounds or less, such , distinctly marked with nam*, danor, c local nam*, aad coaoty and State in •; which It was grown Bach packages. ( addressed ta tbe Commisalontr of Ag- , rioeltnre, can ba seat without postage c from aay post office in the United p 8tates. Tbe reaolntloa makes no sp- |, prepriation for tbla purpose ; there- j fore, parcel* tboold not b* seat by ox ■ „ press ta aay rase, aalaaa at tba expeate f, •f commenltles repreeeated. „ Cape May productions should bs reprmaatad there, and may ba If bar citizen* will forward tb* oecaesaary samples. Package* pieced in tb* beads of Re*. Joseph Hsmmilt, at tbe d Cwnrt Hants, will ba forwarded with- * •at delay. k ... l> Hate Harmal KbeaL h Ajaong thoea who recti* »d diplomat, ,] mr who wen dlttingoiahad aad mari'o- ,| rioas at tba aloae of the lata term, we D fled the foHawiag from this District: Diploma. — Catabet lead county, Ma- t rta M. WhHaker, Bridgstoa ; Salem „ •uwaty, Georgian* Dickinson, Woods- g town ^ A Clai — Dhiicgulshed — Qloneettor oooaty, Emily T. England. Wwwd'nsry. iit 2; Carrie C.leon, HarI..C (UlM & Holne, Britl,.- ' : U.J 1M. 11,« « Itv WW.U, U.r, T.nbo. Omm * O— 4 WJ; DMnh 1. SUHdp. • C.,. CM. A™. >11 , su» • — > . K WH,U. 1'....,,.-. »

Soldiers' Children's Home. Tbe aoaoal report of tba 8oldiert' ' Children's Uoate bus jast been laid before tbe Legislators. The average number of iematss since the last report hat been forty. Daring that time ain* hat* bean returned to tbelr parent* and nine admitted. The ages of tbe inmataa range from fonrto twelve year*. Sixteen of these are from Essex, one from Union, three from Hudeou, ' i two from Wsrren, ten from Mercer, | 'wo from Camden, three from Barling | ton, one from Monmouth, and two ' *fr#m Hunterdon. About one hundred 1 1 applicant* art now waiting admission, | i wm of them qaite orgent cases. ; J The iostitotiou bat been tconomi- | J cally maaaged, and tba beaitb ef the | j inmates baa baen good. Tbeir im1 1 pro*emeol intellectually, morally End 1 in their deportment hat been very 1 gratifying The sew house, a abort ' distance from tba city of Treaton, will be a pleasant and convenient Home. Seven acrea of land are connected with ' it, tw» of which are occupied by a I grote. Tbar* ia also abundant raom 1 for a garden, play-grounds, Ac. The ' cootuins spacious and well-ar-ranged school rooms, dining-rooms, 1 dormitories and piay-roome, iba sexes 1 occupying eeperate wing*. Tbe child- 1 rea are together at their meala and io 1 school. 1 Tue Treasurer's report shows tbe I receipt* to bare been $31,304 26, of 1 which $8,950. were received from the ' Camden and Aaiboy Railroad, $405 1 from tbu Third New Jersey cavalry, 1 $400 from Jebu A. Roebliog, $350 I from tbe Newark Citixena' Boaaty 1 Fond, $150 aaeb from George T. Cobb 1 •od Howard Ivina, with smaller 1 • mnants from other seurces, and $940 I by legacy from Mrs. Elizs Barrow — ' The expenses amounted lo $7,011 IT. ' leaving a balance on bend, io caab, ' notes, Ac., on January lat, of $14,- ' 293 09 _ M ■TATE* ITEMS. I \ — Hon. Geo T. Cobb has agreed j i give a $10,000 let fer a public ' •chool in Morristowo, and $10,000 be- i •ides, i — William Keliey was killed at a 1 wak* In Catndvn ci-uuty, N. J , on I Wednesday night, and bit body was ' allowed to remaio ia tbe middle of the 1 Door while the fettivitiaa were going j ' on. The murderer was arrested. i 1 — Mr. 8. R. Fithien, tbe mail agent j 1 on lb* Rariton and Delaware Bay j ' Railroad, who waa charged aeme time ! »iuce with robbing tbe mail, baa been ' \ discharged tbe United 8tatee Grand | Jury finding ao aridence to warrant 1 them in finding n bill of Indiement. 1 — Tbe Jersey City Standard ooder- ' >t«ada that tba New Jersey Railroad j Company have just completed the purchase of, a large amount of property ^ immediately north of tbeir preaent terminus in thai city, on wbicb Ibay la- J tend to erect additional machine abopt, freight depots, Ac , rendered accessary , tb* consolidation of that company , with tba Camden A Amboy railroad ' « — Tbe Oonvaatioa of Ministers nod ( Laymen of tbe M. E. Cbnrtb, which j met yesterday ia Grotscap'a Hall, ia ( ibis elty, decided with strong entire t siaam that aa institution of learning , was aaaeatial to the latareita of tba ( denomination in Southern New Jersey . . coDveation waa wall attaadad and ^ likely to givt an impelnooa to the , work which will raenlt in its apecdy f conatraction. Tba plao* of location f yet nadetermined and will depend t largely opon tbe amount offered by ^ communities for iu eitabliab- , ment in their mldtL We will give a f notice next weak — .1 V. J. Pio- , netr. — The revival at the Second Street c M E. Chnrcb, in thle elty continues ( to Increase in interest in a most won- f derful manner. Our oldest citizens d aver tha. nothing like It baa ever beta t known before ia the history of tbe t plaoo. About on* bundrtd persoai i have already connected Ibaeaaelra* wltb a chureh and sixty or seventy am at fi altar each night. On Tanadar night last, Rev. David Doffall, formerly ■ pastor of tba Church, preached to • e large congregation. Tb# effect* h ef tb* raeivnl are also naen in tbe I b School, which it Increasing £ rapidly In the nnmbar of t SEC h era End 0 pupils. — MiUriUe Republican. " — On Tuesday morning last, while r party of men were engaged in remot- . iag torn* household good* from a boose about two mi Its from Elliabarg, lo Wood.tawo, iua men, one named WiJ liam KHley end tbe etbar Daria Knlao. " got into aa alwrenttoa aboat being tbe b«»t man to work. Knlby remarked " that "he (Kebo) was not half a msa to worit." Tbla mads tbw Utter angry, F ted palling ant a kaUn ba ntiampied t tub tba otter. KeDay than knocked * bim down. Picking bimsair op, be • made another attompt, and thh time the ketta aatarnd the stomneb making . tavaew momad wbicb anaitmi la hi* Im- , a

Philadelphia Cor reapoodeace. Fxidat, Fxn. 8tb, 186T. 1 Dxax Wavx.— Sloce my last we bare ' bad a charming succession of spring- 1 like day*. Under tbe geaial raya of ' lb* aoa, tb* ice aod snow and slosh hate gradually departed, once more , rraioring tbe street* to tbeir priatioe , purity. The promtaadea have been crowded, aod after onr long blockade i the city bears a holiday aspect. By- i the-way, neither oar 8lata Ljgislstore ' iter oor city councils bsve ts yet passed s law forbidding tbe tailing 'of tbe ■trout* by tb* railway companies. — ' Americana always jump at conclusion*. Somvbady asserted tbat the railway ' companies were public extortionists, , void of accommodation, and bent on i extracting thn^ last penny, oven if tbe 1 same bad but an io stool back served as a covering far a dead man's eye*. 1 Furthermore that sailing the street* ' waa an ootrsge, injurious to tbe pubbeaitb, tbe public'* boots and tbe , public comfort. Instantly everybody , took op tbe cry. As io days past it i waa "dawn witb tbe papiata I" ao for a ■ while it waa "down witb tbe railroad < maoapolista 1" Oaa branch of the leg- ' isLiure passes a law forbidding tbe ' towing of tb* salt in all large cilia*. ' One branch of tbe city council peases j the same law in reference to Philadelphia. The other branch of the lagis , iature and the other broach af coon- , cilt refute to coacor, and consequently ' both meaaores are for tba pretest lost. ■ On the other hand, the railroad com- 1 paniet assert tbet tbey would be glad ' to be rid of sprinkling the tricks ; that ' the salt is expsasive and tbey loso | money thereby. But if the enow is n't promptly dissolved, the cars wonld - to stop running for a day or two, ■ while it is shovsled away, and tbat i would raise u greater hue and cry than 1 ever. Tbe cure would be- worse than 1 the remedy. Tbe city journals are 1 j already tired ef discoiting the subject, I and the thin-skinned public are becoming qoiet for want of fortber stimulus I The trntb of tbe whole metter is just ' tbla : Salting tha streets ruined tbe ' Weighing, and consequently prevented '< few rich men from enjoying thai pleasure. Aa only one man in about ( five hundred ia this city owaa a aleigh, , you may wonder why they were ins- , | hustaised in their somewhat selfish de- ■ j in snd. The sleigh owners are the c I money ownere, trgo, tbe result. Those 1 who have to jauroey twice a day from ' | Richmond to 8oothwerk want the 1 j streets salted so tbat the cart may run. j Tbe drivers of private carriage*, drays r ■ and bark* and furniture care, want tbe t tilt, to that tbey may make bread by t making headway with their hardens. < Tb* medical profession to a man naaeri ' tbat tbar* la nothing detrimental to ' l* lb* poblie health in tha ate of etlt. ' Dr. B. Howard Rand, one of the le»d- c

•n of tbe profession, and Professor of Chemistry in tbe Jefferson Medical Callage, write* a letter to the Evening Telegraph, favoring tbe nt* of salt. So tbe matter rests, and so I drop tbe saline (object. Last night I dropped In at tb* Assembly Buildings, wbtre tbe Bancroft Literary Society were bavinftbeir annual public matting. The debate at the cloea was "Should tbe right of sufbe extended to woman T" Oat of the speakers in tbe affirmative was Mr. J. Granville Leacb, formerly of city. He is now practicing law aod recently entered into the matrimonial life. H* made a terse, neat speech, wbleh was alike creditable himself and plaaaing to tbe audience. meeting waa a success, aad showed that there was plenty ef nbility nnd energy is tbe yonng beads competing tba 8ociaty. Oar 8uto authorities are now engaged la borrowing, on tba faith of tbe Commonwealth, a loao of $28,000,000, tbe pnrpoae of redeeming the overdae bonds of tha State, mainly contracted for purposes connected witb tbe late rebellion. Tbeae bond* bear at lb* rate »f tlx per cent, xad payable at varioax terms, dating five to twenty-five yvars. . Oar lover* of amnsemant have aow ample bill of far* from which to cbete. Miss Caroline Ricbingt aad Eaglish Optra Troop* are at the Academy or Mosie. aad are defag wall. 8igaor Bliix, tb* renowned magician, aod Kaonaday, the Scotch vccaliat, are ■t tbw Assembly Bolldioga. Brother Jonathan's "A old Folks" are at N a ienaT Hall. Tba Toaag Men's Christina Association aad tba Soetal, Civil aad Statistical Association of tbe Colored people, are both giving a serin of weakly lac to res Tbe French Benevolent Society's Boll coma* off nosi week. Gotd riowa* this weak at UT I S. Floor $11 per bbl ; ry* floor |T ; wheat per bushel ; wbito do IS 40; rye H; em Me.; old can $1.05; cats 60c. Rome.

Slaughtering Hog*. Tb# reporter or tba Trev Auwricsa, | who accempsaivd ike Legislative Excursus last week ta exsmiss th« Wet Best* I over Jertey City, gives tbs fallowing account of tb* establishment fur slaughter- j iag bogs at Cumuiaa(pao The next paint of iularaal aa raacbad j a si tha abbattoirat Cemmaoipaw. Tnata < works era vary extensive and complete. As a cattle traio ia taken iu lb* yard it la ran alongside with pens tha atxe of a car and ao eoMltoclad that tb* daor of tb* pas ia oppoaile la tba door af tba ear. Frem tbasa peaa tha nettle are drives itroogb I an as ta tb* larger of tba too haildioga, where tbey are keptantil ibay are to ba alaoghtered. This bailding is 540x100 feet and is three atoriee high. Tha ballocks and sheep are slaughtered on the groand floor, aod tba swine ia the saeoed story. While wa were present ha slaughtering of pigs was going on. Tha pigs tre berdsd in a pea, snd the in uttsndsncs fastens a chain to tha hind lags of ths pig aod by a windlass tba animal is raised op from tba floor, eospaodad in this way it it puabad aloog a witb another compartment, where they are stuck in tha threat by a sanguinary looking individual. By reaves of beieg anapeaded brad downwards, tba blood leaves tha body mora thornug bl^ than it otbarwiaa would. — After baiog stuck thay are shored along a tank of hot water loto which thay are plunged. Thay are haulad oat of these by large forks and cleaned. From tba lima tba animal* are raised from the floor to tha time tbey are shipped on the wagons they era oat touched by tba baad. fat it carefully cleaned from tha animal, aod in the bailding are large canld. root in wb ch tba lard ia triad. Tba offal thrown away or mad for soma oth-r Ill the laagaaga of tha aeperintaodeat, \'we tare all bat the aqstak, aad j would aava that too, but tbs govern- I moot would wants two cenletamp eu it." Tba establishment employs one baodred j men. We were informed that after they j elanght-red aad delirorod at any point I Advertising. The objecUous argad before the Lagis- ; egaievt ths bill ragnlating tba sd- j Verli'ing of real aetata to ba sold by i order of Coart, are mainly, that tha pro- | posed measure will add to tile "Cost of j legal proceedings against encumbered ea. . latea. So the bill has bean indefinitely postponed. It is sufficient to say, ia 1 answer to tbasa objections, tbat properly j •old, aa too much of it is in this Slate, ia { saeoer, without aufficiaut publie oolifi- j cation, u likely ta briog vary much leas than ilv xjulue, while if publicly advertised, tha larger amoaut realized, would often pay the printer's bill ten times over. There is no reason in tha world 'why the earn# rule eheeld not hold good in all such matters, as ia the every day beiinest transactions of life. Tbe man who has a good thing to tail, aod advertiaea it thoroughly, cannot help makiog-moohy, while hit neighbor, who has en equally saleable article, yeV neglects to make nee of prioter'e ink, in nine eases out of leo Inset not only bit profit hot hit principal.

>f Mtrliog of Riparian Owners. ,| A meeting of ahore ownere wee held at Taylor's lintel. Jertey Cite, oa Monday, ( to lake encb action aa we* deemed neceasary lo protect the ripariea owsere from aueh legislative enactment aa ie now proposed by Mr. Marphy'ehill in the Aeirm- >- bly, or any other bill. Thar* ware aboat ft on* hundred owners of ehore fronts presI- eat, principally frem iladsoa coonty, and it representing some millions af dollars. — j. Hot. D. 8. Gregory offered the following ( resolutive, which- wee adopted : "That this meeting deoies the right of the Bute to diipoae af, by tal* or otherwise, any 1 submerged lauds lying ia fraal of ehore " oweera whose title extends to lb# water's * lis* af any creek, lake, bay or ocean, aod !. thai lb* act of 18A2 perfectly regulates e iba rights of said owsere." The eommii- , tea appointed at a previous matting rs(j ported in favor af forming an association ^ to which all riparita ownere is lb* Slate are iavitad to bacem* members by eabecribiag to tha articles of association. Notice to Lirxxaar Socirrits. — The e Literary Societies of tbia ccaoty, not I, connected with the New Jersey But* ■- Literary Union, (if agy each there he) - are req seated to tend their add rota to b the President, H. C. Teniae, No. 24 r Webster street, Newark, N. J., at their d earliest eoavtuiaoe*. 5 — The 8eaaU held la executive t teaaiou Wednesday roornfpg, aad eoaa firmed all the nominslioaa made by j the Governor last week aa follows: t Altoraey Gantral, Geo. M. Robeaaa j Clark of tbe Supreme Coort, Cbarlta P. 8milb ; Prosecutor of Morris county ' Alfred J. Mills; Prosecutor of Moar mouth, Robert Alien. Tbe Ooyernor baa yet lo womhaato a Prosecutor for f Essex county, which will, we believe, ewer all the appointment* of this char - i actor to be made dariaf tb* present wis tor. The aew 'Attorney General s will eater apow M* dalles at eaoa, t — J. Wx Newito of Mill rills, baa been appointed Aasiatonl Aaaetaor is . place of Jobs B WestooU. Baq,, de- ' l erased. » — Jet Dariv, it is aaM, to to mack , . batter health thus be baa bare fer ate , months pat. Ba Itowe as eamfertably aa , aay at tba aflaar* ah Fartnaa Maaroa- ' - ted baa fell raage of tha gnash. H* | f tare. thswgTvitowad has tots «ae area wfth J V -A

CongrcaalomBl nummary. . | Tatssoar, Fx*. Tib — lo tha Beoatv, 1 ' , : a bill wea iatrndacwd relative la. appeals r . i sod writ* of error to ih» riuiirvms Gyurt. i ] . j Bills end resolution* suspending the pay- ; , t meat of elaiaie of layahoaavre for alstrs. ; 1 i and to prevent corporeal paaiebmrtl in • - , ] the rebel 8U!*e wvfe reported from tbe : , _ i committees. Tb* Legislative, Kxecetiv* | j , sad Jndicial Appropriation bill vrescslled r op, sad tb* emendment epprop ristiog fif I y f , tbonssnd -dellere lo pay temporary' vlerk" j In the Treasury Department wsi adopted , ^ , oiler considerable discussion on tho pro- . ( a prirty of ollowiog Secretory McCollocb ' , .. to clos-ify the clerks oj lie pleased. De- ^ mitlee of the' Whole during aa evening ( j seseioo, sod fioslly reported to tbe Sen- , ( t lo the ilonte, a joint resolnlion con- | tinuiog Ike use of governaient vetsele at j , t New York two years longer for quarantine | ( purposes we* passed. Tbe bill reported | , on Wedneedsy from tho Rscoavtrnclmn j t 8lotat, which coeslilnlce etch one of those j ' Stoles o military district, wes token np. ! ond it wos decided to devote oa ceasing ! P eesaina to debate upon it. Mr. Ashley | ^ | mode a perianal oxplouotioo regarding a ' t newspaper report of the circumeuaces i lions. Messrs. Hteveov, Brandeger, La | Blood, Tike sod Kugeit sevorally spoke ( on tbo ltecoeslructiea bill, tbu latter sty ' I I reeitl and oea all tbe military power which ' t the coestiiatioo bed given him lo compel j I | U the evening the debate wot reioined. and Mr. Bingham in hie speech said that ' ' hearty approval, but be deiired that the | I legislation of Congress shoald conform lo | 1 | | Futnav, Fee. 8ll — In tho Benalo bills j J . j were introduced regulating the disposition ( . of fines, Ac., iacsrred under the law re- ' ' f j letiag to castome ; extoading the preei- ■ , j laod^ia certein Btelee. aod atneodatury o, | | introduce e resolution transferring the ; - | Tbo Executive, Legislative and Judicial j - > Appropriation bill was take* op and a 1 ' - | the contraol from tbe I) afif Lllabt for!' I uebiiibiog the Cnngresetonel pro. eedmgt \ - The emendmeot wgr diregreed to, bet on i r | .-ccuoildersiiao ft was adopted by 'it jea» s.| to 14 tlsyl. Tha bill was theo passed } , I'be Nebraska bill was thee pasted oerr » the President's veto wilbout debale t \ - | 31 yas lo 9 nay. The Benate toon afln le tbe lluueea bill was iotrodaced to 1 prevent the transportation of criminals le . tbo United Blaise. Aftor some forther j • unimportant boemeu the House resemed t consideration of tba bill from lbs Bacon- j s slractinn Committee, establishing military i governments lo the South. Meter. ' - Shaaklio, Thayer, 8hellabarge(r, Harding. • Gritwold, Raymond, Slovene end a hosi quettioe. Tbe previoeo qaestloe was ' to second it, end pending further cooeidrralioo on it the Haeea edjaorned. I : 1 GENERAL NEWS. « — The rent of tbe pewv in the cbarch j c , of Rev. H. W. Beecher em. not. to $50.- ■ . 000, e earn sufficient eee wosld think lo | ^ . carry on the enterprise wilboet embarras- I „ I moot. We know of tome ehtrcbet that ' i . eoaid undertake to go through on e con- j I viderably lower figure. — George Peebedy has donated one « I million dollars in eseb and oea million one 1 hundred thousand dollars io sosed Miseieippi bonds for the education ef the ■ r yosth et the South, without distinction 1 i of color. Robert C. Winthrop, Hem! lice , i Kith, Geeerel Urtnt, Governor Aiken, n I William C. Rivet end ether premises! " i gaetlemen ere included is the liet of tree- jj - 'ess. q — Steamship Cessandre, ashore oo Bri- 1 1 gamins Sheets, is t compute wreck.— ' There were ao pesrengere on beerd, snd h - the crew, nnmberiog thirty men, were tekex off by eoe of the wreckieg ecbooetrt 1 , belonging to the Columbia Co. it sod Wrecking Company. Ths cargo will be c partially eased In e damaged condition, t, 1 Tee wreck lit* shot! five miles eeel ol " 1 Atlantic City, sed nearly three Irom the * I shore. It ie elated that the vend bare .-j , bed mode set coosiderebly Is that direc- o . tioe dtriog tb* past winter, rendering it 1 more daogtroea for steels »f heavy toe- ^ nag* to ren-ie else* proximity le the e i shore. Tbe lUcmer wet owned by pertits • in Boston. J — The report of agricoltore for January e , cootaiss an elaborate compilation or lb* ' sUtietice or the wages of form laborers I ; tkroegh at the country. It la bated oo t the origins! reterns from every 8tst* io ° the Ueioe, slmest every eeesty beieg * rvprasveted ie a portiuo of them. It also y ioeledes the Territoriev. The overage * rate of wages for while labor, without ' board, ie made $38 per metlb— $16 50 , per month with board. The average rata « ef freedman'e labor it $16 ; with board ° furnished $9 75. Tbo beerd etaally fer. nisbod tbe latter ie t peck er corn meet a sad a posed end -a half of meet. The • highest rata fer Stales ie la Calibre It, J which it abeet $44. Meeeeehusette pays a tba next higbeet— $3& Tbe average rate » for the Eoetato Btatoa is $33 SO. Ia tbe " Middle States, $30 07. It tbe Wasters „ Slates, $38 90. Is tbe 8oe there 8ut«a, fer freed mam, fit. The lacreeae in the * price of labor steee 1818 is ahesl fifty per ' seat. Steee ISM ena Carey's eetimau, seveaty pre eeat. The rale ol wegeo. «, •rib bored, af the 8tetaefe*ala$ttm belt " from Peaatylveate la b*e varies bet m -jj.-s.-ma.Bn.

— Tbe severest mow q|arsM dorieg the j pest forty, years oocarrvd is tbe aietvrt of J 1835. 1847, 1853. end 1857. Tbo toow ' record shows that tha fret aouwe, from ' j u Ibfil , lerioetTv. 1.11 oa tbe follow, j | log .leys; l»4«. Nov. 7; 1849, Nov. 2; ' j Nov. 17; f83V. Nov. 4; 1852. NVv. ! 7, 1853, Nov. 15; 1854. Nov. 15 - 1855. , | Oct. 25 ; 1858, Nov. 15 ; 1859. Oct. 36 ; i Nov. 15. ■« L | — Panama correspondence deled Feb- ' j | 1, toys that Mr. Barton, tbo Ameii- j , j Minister at Colombia, wa* expected 1 i an the Ltbtnu* with hit baggage, th« j ' breech bvtvrere President Mreqaera mad j , hie. Movquera wot to be pieced oo trial j before the Coogretv. which wst to astern- j • ble on Iks 1st insL, but ba bad said it i j should nut assemble. A elory woe io ctr- ' t eolation that tbs capitalist of the canal j ' | tarveying party had baao victualled by j Mr. Gurgoxa, the gaetlemen whose dis- | project hat for the preteai fa lea throagb, | aod it ie believed that no coal routa will I 1 j surveyed on the lslbmut unless tbe ; govern tneul takes the matter completely i to band. Dr. William B. Little, Amrri. ; I can can nl et Panama, died oo the 29th ] I alt., of yellbw fever. Thte disease was I . rafcigg no the United Stales etetmar j •versge oee or I wo per diem. Pteams ass epidemic oo the Isthmus. — Tbo locomotive built at Patereon j for tho Paris Exposition it noerly curo- | pitted. It It'teid te be e marvel of beao- I I ty The builer is eevered with hernithed j ■ | in the seme' style of workmanship. Every I , i most perfect manner end brought to e i ' very high polish. Even the axles of tbe I i of the locomotive ere pelubed.— The honee it made of block welnut, maple sod eih, ell beautifully inlaid, producing i novel sod very pretty effect. The et' j sod •teem cock* Inside the house tre of ) j ..Iver and leory, instead of brats. Tbe ; engine is very appropriately christened America," end the name It inlaid io a panel on lbs side of the hones. Each Isl- | wand, waloit. mahogany, oak, cherry, I maple, Ac. The tender it ales finished in ' j lbs most superb style. It ie chiefly paiatSPECIAL NOTICES. 1. Granville Leach, .Vrutoo: neneflt Life Insurant e I Company, John M. Huffman, Attorney & Oounecllor-et-Law, Bolioitor, Consumption Car able by Dr. Schenck's Medicine*. | TO CORE CONSUMPTION, the system mas' c | eomplleh this, the liver snd stomach must first j be cleansed and an appetite created for good 1 i wholesome food, which, bp thoed medicines will I digested properly, and good healthy htood made, thus building up the constitution.— j all billons o* maooas accumulation! I sad, by as medicinal, and. by using the three remedies, good, wbolsome blood made, whlch'wlll repel all uuently In Its loal ctaga yields readily lotoelr snd ctomsch. It doea not follow thai berequlred. for sometimes le dlsrHxea they are neeeaeary. The stomach moat be kept healthy and an appetite created to allow the Pulmonic syrup lo act on tho respiratory organs properly , uulrod to perform a permanent sure Is, te peeveal J raid. Exercise shout the rooms te mash ; si possible, est Bit the richest food— fat mast rtme, sod, te foot, any tal ng tho appetite craves, but ho particular aad meatloate welL Jd-w Imporftnt lo Yexxi Hen and 1 Every young moo, whatever may be his futare J calling la life, will Bod a thorough sad practical such a course may be hod by all, as the expense ad time prcaecarr for a thorough preparation can repdlly he spared frem the Saratoga of every yontb In the country. Three months say farmer's tea, teacher er mechanic I a business thai shall bring him a good aal- j scan. A I Philadelphia, Pa* a eyobem erf teetroo- i hoe been Introduced late I. C. Mumford'e lualaets and Telegraph Collage, thai mast ba J thoroughly practical, and work a revelation te commercial Instruction ta od schools having pa- J pile enough so thai It may he latroduead. Cafor- , this system of taelruellaa ran only V ■ evrrted out la a few ef tho larger schools te the ' Vetted *tatee,ee It' reqolree for Its eueeeeefol , .operation a great number ef students te dally at lindanes. This eourse Is rerelrteg the cm, [ business man aad educators throughout i country, and Is drawing fer tMe College pal- , (rem nearly every (late te the Colon. 1 no practical arrangement of every department I waxes It pro* table for yonag men to eoma huo- ■ of miles So toil Its adraategoe. on as OS ( ho had for a business educatlos. Rev. Auxsren Cu see. Editor *4 Clerk's , »ehaei THlter.la e oeriea ef thai laeMlalhia, * soldi — ^The Commevdsl Callage el I. C Hem enmhtree te He ptea more geocricallOss nod hatter dleetpHaee tie studeate for eoooemful hueam aceaasamd la tht eUy, mt Harare SB oor whoH iiuHj la eay wiee iiHgnii mitt n, j aad thai amn pureoes a method somowkoi tbe some, has pertspe no* ee faBy de. .Hpod. ' Ms itpeel Ham Rao. »Hlea*lt QUI le rtreag evtdeaea of lbs ehoraclac sad nhadteg of rmggsaafflas ; aa* as H m—oway prefcadiege ilmliij of SU woremg. whteh eve molted (roe of aharge, i ■ gmi* IIRiaH C.IH ii i bW liklla j

SPECIAL NOTICES Dr. J. F. UamiRi, I -ywrrig*.. oprics OATR: I TAPE **r C-0 CRT HQUE—Tueedaya | SKA PiLLb,— Thursdays, rrldsy a, mod the (oruoooa of tstardsys. tj- Tlsw. Hon sag tx. CrndlllooiCssh. jel-* DeefneM, Rlinrlnra. 4s f atarrfc, j TREATED with the utmost suome. by Dri -J. ISAACS, Oculist and Aurist, (formerly of i Leydeo, hollsod.) No. Ue PUfEctrret, phfUdcU phts Testimonials Irom «h. moat reliable i In the Cll, ..d Com. try esu be teen at 0»°* The medical Ihralty are lavlOrfe iiIheir patients, a. h. haa no niioli la ; ale proeuee. ARTinClAL XrKX te*Nted j without pals. Mo charge mode lor camion lal^y MARRIED. KRRIl-KlOM-McCARTir.— At Coahca. Joa. by R.V, s. Towneead, Mr. WUItem Eerte*" | eoa to hues Charlotte McCsrty, all ol DonalcNEW ADVERTISEMENTS, f GRAND CELEBRATION » ! 'J'HR Sl'NDA y-eCHO<JL ooaaccted with tho M E. Church, of Cope Island, will Celebes u it. 34th ANNIVERSARY Thursday, Feb. Qlst. In the METHODIST CHURCH. | The Exercises will con. 1.1 of ! SINGING, SPEECH AS, DIALOGUES. RECITATIONS. A DDR ESSES, gc. "te.TOOOa.Of Phll.dclI ph.1' present, and elng some of her shots- i I PRICE OP ADMISSION, ^ . vgeoate. I I The proceeds to ho devoted lo tee rvplealeh- | 'of ishbs'ih mhrau<sre>i'nt|l>ira Mimcimg Tray* I A HD ,Woort*n ®°wte. Mincing Kateee sod *k ,msu Choppers, for sale by _ TRllMAtt A III AW, Patent hbulier Rower*. immu.sbl) fasten Ahem at se vera! eagles. Sold by TRUMAH a SHAH'S Wttx Emery and ( rocus ( lath ~ I uTefl!™!1 grtl. sdspiod te the chteui^lochsmuhj,^; I ov h ilu , ^TRUMAN E SHAW, sss (Eight Thlrty-Bve) Market elreefe . hv'ew Math, Phllsdelpkis. NOTICE. ~ NOTICE i. hereby given that the daal account of Jacob P. Hand, guardlaa of Sarah Matilda Harare and Msry H. iirac. "" W HI be audltrd snd stated by tha Surrogate, aad rei-orted to the Judree of the Orphan's Courier ■reaMM '.ctt'lruncM and'aUo w'snc''"" Dated Frbcuary^lTt'' raes'^l,*"'l'",IUrr0'fc*'* I'O MM 1881 ONER 8' SALE. |)v virtue of sa order of tbo Orphan.' Omut. I> »'•-• St September term. IMS, tho underI sigaed will expose at public vendue oa SATURDAY, MARCH 10th, UIS7, ' P*rt of tho PUaUllon. Iste^of Humphrey Cor"nSsonhe'he'.re oVrcuSm, SmHh. aad othsra, supposed to ciatxln°HxtJ rremra.*0"™""® *' Tw° <>'eloe,I P . — <L« ROIKI WILLETS,) StJAHHSliu. I Comai'£?8 ALE OF FCRN1TFREL Tp^Vteteu?;? ot "" ^ °- FUltNlTUHE, t hie Cottage oa Hughes *trert. Caps Island, on THURSDAY, KERR I' ART With, IBST, BEDSTEADS. MATTE ESSES, ROLSTER* sRd PILLOW*, TABLE8, 0HAIB8. B0FAS, SETTEE, ROCEIKO CHAIR*. MAHOOAMY WARDhORE, Sma'l Bureaus so* Dressing Bureaus. Rhodes, throe months, I s Urge (rst-rsu -ire .bed. test trelclre to? u' '' '0**",*r "!,h other Cooking Stove sod ITsfure.. rint PAV1P clary: EARLY TEGETABLEfi. I' rvegelsb*e.*' u'e'produced siSl *" ,o0,,r READY FOR MARKET. frem two to three wooks earlier, by the uw of eur A MM ONI A TED FERTILIZER. The results Attending the eppllestleu of this rasBure, Market Csrdreere, Is aateoAsklag, llag hi.'preduoe Into elty martte^ssH^r in lbs '■•Si ^ RYeMtog himself of tes BXsT Packed In huge of lie Ihs. each. PRICE, REM PER RAO. Ware4ou2eM«'gutU ALIKX A XUILK8, U South Delaware Avenue, j »m, .^rngj. Pebtaary IStk, «l. - mt fierie* at Registry, Revtoftwo aad Eieciton. t^.gj^j«jciSigaiu«.. si 1SBBSiS8Si&& cetera of sal* Jislrlek eod^luudleg the pelte AM they further give settee that Wag. as ■uch laepectors, win elt at the place skoredee ,r^"rtff*DAT. PEBRDARY l»lh, IWI, , from eoMock te lbs mora lag motif 1 oteiedi la jURMM^-ajttod rad tewtedRlh. Notice te also given that tea saMthiRHNu * *THVR!da"! ?1AP^H Vfkwt, . TUEtoi'V, march nth, toef, foepeclore of aetfjffw^^mni. A pcll PAio'micSAMinp .