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IMPORTANT j MlCims, MASCFICTIBEBR, LTD . ALL Bf SISKRfi BBS ! A Rarf CHhocc to Admllnr. CAPE MAY DAILY WAVE, P«r (ha 6uminer Saaaon, 1867. T>1 pubtt— ilea of the Third Volume of the BAILT WAVE Will he commenced on Mo- . "/' It will p— at rack day accurate and Tim 1epoeta of the HOTEL A RHI I* ALA, HOPS, BALLS. BASE BALL MATCH LA, BOAT BACKS, ALL LOCAL, GENERAL, j*n TELEGRAPH NEWS „ of Importance, etc., eta., and will he a paper not the A tote. ^ B*pqgi*— aad oorre -pendent- » 111 be employed to aotofulljr Mia every aotlaeahle featuie Iron, d-y to d-y which Bay pror.e la lei— ling to the gue.te at Capo Map and the pahlie generally. SUBSCRIPTION PBICE, »XJ» for tha aaaaoa. at S tests per copy. to aovkbtubrb. # business MEN will Bad the DAILT WAV! a meal edvaelegeou- medium for advertising v fte WAVE la lottted at the moat popular watering place la the Hailed At a lea. and baa a ctraulalloo among lb# wealthy thousand- who an II la raad la Holala, Alaamhoata, Hallroede, Pr|. very beat adrartlalof taedlumaon the conllnrnt Addreaa A R. magonagle, Puncture, Cape la land, N.J ®lie ©c|an %'ai'f. C»pe iai and, Oape maj Corn tj, H. J. 8. k. maoonaole, Wednesday, June 26, i88t. ty Our notio : "Small profits, tad quick talcs 1" W . B. Miller A Co. Cape Island, N J. The 8treeis at Xicht.— Through obi tho Inland after the arrival of tborooing train, our stroats prssont e beautifal sad lively appearance. Thet rreeaible a minl-rior* city, while tbi crawda of faahlonably dretaod ladirwandering here and tbere only Increaat tba general attractiveoeu of lbi ecrr.e. Washington and Ju£ioo St* present the gayest and moat attract)*appaartnee, after tbe abadee of avyolag thibW Larue Stbawberries — Tba True American of yegterday notices a strawberry tutaaorlag 4] inches l^cireamfer ^ tare. Mr. Beaj .mla DoBola brought as a strawberry yeaterday, of the Rn*. aal'a Prolific variety, meaaaring it vet inrhra io oircamfrreoce. If say om eat beat this we would like to beat ftom them. — Monmouth Democrat, s Lsroeb.— Cape May can beat that ail hollow. We bad the pleasure of evelag the other day four atrawberriei which measured twelve and a-balf lochia wound. Steamboat Excubjiok.— *Tbe Br*i rxcoitioo tbla teaaoa arrived at tin < aaw ataamboai wbarf from Wilmiog- - tat, Delaware, about aoon on Monday last", "Bn boarJ tbo etcanjer Fellqn.— Tba pleasure eeekvra were tome foot , boadred and fifty in somber, but un- i fortunately a dieagreeable raio pre t batted tbe excurtioaleU baviag much I enjoymeat on account of the bad con- . dltion tbe elrtele were io. We wen informed six boadred tickets were.aold 1 fcr tbeexcoraion, wblcb waa eompoten • principally af tbe maouractoriug else « eet, sad all would bavt participate'., bad tba weather proved favorable.— r Tbe mejority or them made their exit la Oape.Ialaod, throngh tbe rain by ■ means ol baeks end other coo*Vyaocn , ■ aid alt availed themselves of tfta op t portaaity for Ukiog a plunge Id olu • ocean. A brass band that accompaa led Ibem waa lb* principal feature, en- | livening por streets with ftbe welcome I aeunda that forcibly remioded na of tbi 1 faablonabW aeoton, 1 5«w Steamboat w'ifabf. — Many ol •ar raadtre laUmted In tbe proeperit; , of Cape Island and vicinity are not a . all times ecqaoiated with tba variou- ,| eaterpriae* oa fuel, which have beei prejecUd for the public comfort anc 'f coaveaieaee. Among tba moat im-, t portaat of these uaderukioge t* tb. aew wharf at tbe Steamboat Landing Daring soma moatha past tbe betero gvaeoot mass of lamber kaewa a* lb. ■■gleam boat wharf," hit been undergo iog moat axtaaaive t»p«ire, ead la bob fiauhvd aod tboroagbly rvnawed sad airaagthaaed. Tbe much -Deeded ia>proveceau w.re brought to coaple- ^ « Mr Lou- . or tew eraMp. sham we are pWed to greet owe* move .a tba balmaman of ' ete-.B-t afair. lib). ead of the

Locatiok or tut Covraatxct Sxmij aaar". — The citizens of Tioelaad ere jubilant that Tbe committee having tbe location of the Conference Semieery io charge, have decided by a uoani- 1 inout vote to locate tbe Ioalitotloo at thai placr. Tbe Committee bed aeveral ballots, voting fire for Yineland •od six lor Fitlerville. Fiuaily It was drcldvd aeveo for Vioelaod and three ' for Fitlerville, which vole waa alierwajd'made oiiaoimout. By a reeolu't -«foo adopted, two-thirds wera required . to determioe the location. — Vioelaod, It it taid, baa leoi'to market tbla aeaaoo, about 100,000 qta ' -of alruw berries. Pro Bono Publico. — la tbe count of human eventa it became oeceaaari fur tba proprietor of tbe celebrated establishment known ua tba People's let Crtam Saloon to change bit bags ami ibat of hit citabliahmaot from the old aland, fronting Oceeo street, to a mori central and eligible location at tbe corner of Washington £ Jackton streets. Here tbe Captain porpoaea establish og bit permanent headquarters, and •ucb being the case, it is with pleasure he promulgate* bia general order to that effect. Ho will at all times have i wrll-orgaoiled corps of aaalataota in readiness, and a most complete com - uitssrial deportment comprising ier cream of various flavors, Whitman'confections, cakes In endless variety, etc. Captain Smith iutends'ruoniiiL' '-he machine himself until tbe first ol loly, and after that will continue to do 'he tame. The* excellent cream diepented to tbe people el tbe "Peoples'' it received by express, daily, from tb« Philadelphia market. Ktrawberry Festival. The pleasing duty has devolved or us once more to chronicle the celebra tion of another of thoee delightful occasion! which have been eo prevalent In ring tbe past few weeks. Strawberry faatlvala have been all tbn go on Cape Island and almost everywhere else, and it la with regretful feelings we witaeei the departnre of the lotelous frolt that cooatitntea tbe principal attraction at these festivities. The library of the Sabbath Schoi J ■onnected with the Baptist Chureb ot this elty bat for tome time been sadly in need of replenishing, and to megt tbe pressing exigency the ladies of tht lenominstiun resolved to hold an Ire Cream and Strawberry Festival for the orrlaeworlhy object. Io compliant-)-with inch resolution, the festival wa» naognrated Tuesday evening last at the La Pierre IIooso, which wet klnd'oaned tbe ltdiea for th* occasion by 'be obliging proprietor, Mr. P. Koenig. The fair mtnegera declared in their anaooncementa that they purnoted making tbla "the fair of tbe sea<on," and, aa the result proved, tbe) -lid not miscalculate oo. their ability to io to. Tboogh last la the field, they train succeeded Id maintaining the lanrell heretofore swarded tbem for riving the most delightful tod sociable ■ntertainments. Fortunately, for tbr comfort of tha large nomber present disagreeable rain storm prevented -nany from venturing onl who woold itberwiae have attended. Rain or no rain tbe spacious ball waa crowded with tha yooth and beaoty of tha Taland ; tba rilfreabmentt teetotally disappeared iika snow before tbe warm ray* of s soonday ton ; and lively good homoi •od sociability prevailed until a very hour, notwithstanding «<he vchrof the itorm withoot beapoki 'or numbers a soaking through ere Un nrotectlse roofs of tbelr4 homes wen The moat interesting and prominent of the eveoing'i entertainment waa tho friendly conteat oo the part ol tha frienda of oar Cape Island Sabbat) School Saperiatendeota, for a beauti t'ul ornamented Silver lee Piteber.— result of which was aa follows:— S. I. each of tbe Baptist 8cbool 3S4 U.W. Smith " M.'K. School 151 Q. Willi-ma " Pretbyuriaa S 31 The preaeaution speech waa deliv•red by Rev. C. Wbitaker, io a clever ■ff-handed meaner, which reflected -rcdit oa himself and rendered deserved to Mr. Leach. After a few ap oropriate remarks from Mr. Leech, it reply, aaolber presentation la thr <hape of a tempting pound eake, wa> nade Mr. Whitaker by tba ladiea o! the church. Tbu Eoglitb Tee Party, though uot lit thing altogether pa tbey art it • ague across the Atlantic, met with ;tnerwl fevor and cordial support. A a regards tbe financial retail, tb. est I vol waa alto tba moat aeccvasful ol the church Mrs this season, luatmael >s mere money waa cleared la uabortei time and .latest expenditure. Tb. ..roeaeds aiuoaaled to $S04 4« ; tbe "xpeaeee >53 Si; leavi.g $150 50 HT.Tbo.puWta.tiou Ike first

, The Sunday Train. Caci Island, Jcnk 24tb, '67. ri Emtou.— The psators of tbe ■ . | Fretby terian aod Methodist cfrarches . t | yeaurday morning preached from tbe ' . same text, "Remember tbe Sabbath 1 day to keep it holy " The former waa , very eever* on tbe direction of tba „ Railroad Company for ruooiog Soo- . day traioa. It waa certainly very annoying to U reverend gentleman to have tbe freqoeot tooting of tbe locomotive wbla- „ be to very near bii church duriug service, aa well aa to bia congre'galloo, wbicb probably provoked more scathing remarks tbao otherwise woold have r been made. Had tba Board of Direc- > tors been present tbey would have been oeoefilted, and would bava seen bow ' ibeir eabbetb-brrakiog looked from a J Christian stand-point. Uot io giving 1 the "old gentleman" bia due, wbicb ' «as what tbe Irishman waa afraid ol •ben told the Judge woold do him ' justice — Justice would dictate that all thoold not be ceoaored for tba acta of i * few. ' The faeta, aa I am informed and >•- " tl#»a them to be trov, are these : — l4i» r capital stock of (he Cape May Railroad Company is principally owned by ihe West Jersey R«ilroad,lbe purchase of which waa.anthorized by the LegiaIstore of tbe State of New Jersey — ' Owning tbo majority of the stock, tbey ( -Irct whom they pleat* at directora ol ■he Cape May Railroad — men that can he relied npon to carry oot their views. The Board of Directors of the Cape ^ May Company meet once a year — at the time for holding die annual election for director^t which meeting an Exeeotive Committee it ehoaen rom1 noted of two directors and the Preai- - lent. The Preafdent is chairman ol he committee to whom the entire mani .gement Is tarned over during the in- • lerim of the meeting! of tbe Board of » Directora which is called together oner r \ year as before stated, to that thr * management and responsibility of Snn- ' -lay traioa rest opon th* Exeeutiv. - Committee. The management is eer•ainly not democratic, as tbe directorvre not called together or coo jolted n about anything. ) How or by what Infinenee the Pott I Office Department waa induced to sop i pose a Sunday mail to Cape Island nee eesitry. remains to be ascertained by r those desirous to know. The laws ol i> the 8tate forbid tbe roonlng of trains s on the Sabbath. t The only redress the keepers of thr - fourth commaodment have, la to lay ; their grievance* before the Post Mas- - ter General, or waylay the Pretidenl it of the United 8tates on hit retorn freir - th* "Hub.'- Tbere It no doubt but - that he will then he piously inclined. ) (remember he does not atop io Philai delphls,) and have the Sunday mail t< r Cap* Island withdrawn aa unnecessary r Observer. ' For the Cape May Oee»B W««. r c«ss Jalard, Jcrr 18lb, 1867. Ms. Editor aid Mator:— I attended last evaaiag at the City Hall eEpeetinp I >o listen to the deliberations of your City I Esther's io Council assembled, and ascertain what was being don* forth* improv-. ' ment or year city of a public character. ' Set was ditapppoinled aa your connci ■djnoraed to give way to ameeti'gof thI -itiieus, called to provide toiuble aecom i modal# your Pobiic Schools. I listened i with mech iolarast to tbo eloquent remark* upon lb* aobject of edocatioa.- . the result of the meeting, aa yon artware, waa lbs adoption of a raeolotion ny uoaaimooa vote, iostrucliog tbo Oily Oosaeil to make tbo necessary appropriation to oreel tbo reqairod boildioES, which is all very well. But yoo will allow me. • -loo-rusideut (oloa moatha it tbu year,) tax payer, to aak why it ft your City I Council do oot carry forward theao workof pobiic improvements to moeh demand, id aod opon which ibeacceets of all otbei enterprises depend, education' Included, t have DO objection to having my properly taaod (withoot my coooeot) to pay for school buildings, city kali, water works, ur anything alse Deeded, provided, thai these primary improvements am carried ' 'orward that will enhance tbo valoo o' my property nod iodaee the iolox of for1 -ign capital, aa it it evident that tbe las I par eeotagt on two millions or dollars •oild ba half what It would bo on one million. Let year City Council look, at tkis • king, devise aod adopt sack a course of policy that will toad to iaeraaee tbo valu- : it ion of yoar taaablo properly. Such improvements, 1 eooceive as wldvaiog tbe 1 streets aad sidewalks, removal of bathhouse* aad other obatraetioaa oat of tbe . pobiic highways, apoolag of aew streets aid properly grodiog them, fhraiabioga .oBeieney of street lights, caaslracttag , •aitible cesspool aad drainage, the oreetioa or a grand promenade, 50 tot io •Idlk, on tba bloff, along tb* satire ova 1 front of tha elty, and by thee* ead other means, enlarge aad beealify year elty aad , —— " •* - VicUrtiwws^vklriy 1

Eos UmOoasa Wave, f" Sunday Haft Train. Ms. Eoitoe :— Well, tbe Sesdsy train ! I did ron from pbiUdelpkta to Cape May i i ; yesterday, aod bad to when it went down ! , the whole of twenty passengers, more or , | i less, including ttockfaolders. aad possibly | | a few Utters, oot oi* of which io all pro-. bability, was of say more importance 1 than tbo paastagtrs. On all this groat ' errand of mercy ud oocaaaily, ibis train pasted churches, where tb* people wera > assembling, and during the vary boars of ■ sorties, ps fling tad blowing, whUlliof . whirling, and rattling, as thoogh tbo good . people of Cape Say and yltewhtre had mialakto the day of which it is written, | " Bvmember tha tabbath dty to keep it holy. Sr days rbMt thou labor aod do all thy work ; but tie sesentb day It thv Sabbath of lbs Lord ibj Cod : in it ikon 1 -bait not do any wotk, thon. nor thy ton, ' nor thy daughter, thy manservant, ooi i thy maidservant, nor thy cattla, oor thy , stranger that is within fty gate*. fo< | in sis day* tbo Lord maoa heaven sou | «ertb, the ua, aod all that io them i*. and retted the seventh day: whorefor- ' '.ho Lord bleited tbo Sabbath day anc i Hallowed It." i This train i* called tba mail train, boi core properly the rowdy train. Ho* accommodating the Railroad Company i--incoming just now, to deliver oar mail in Caps May. During tba past y«ar thmall baa reached Sape Island part ot tbtime about 9 o'tlock p. m., aod at th. • timet ool.al all lbs whole day or at night . • bat bow, thoogh there it a telegraph con - i municatiun between Capo Island anc i Philadelphia, throngh which aoy impor- , teat matter coo be cent, there matt be > Sunday mail train to Cape Itlaod. Tbi- , it only a pretatl for Sabbath-breakers, ( and those whose sympathies and ftoliogire with the- wrong instead of the right. Cape May hat for vary many years beer a famous watering place, aod tba enter prise of the people who reside there ha-. - «ithin the last five yean, made it iecon-1 f lognooe io tbe United Slates. The gov - -rnment of tha City hst been io tbi . hands of a^Iayor. Alderman, aad Conn. ( oilmen that bate beea faitbfal to tb- , trust reposed io them, io favor of gone order and morals, and a strict obtervaoc- ' 0/ tbeEabbnth. Shall tbls city now be come a* famous for vice ot it ought to b- ' forvirtoef Shall tht City of Philsdel- " nhia and other cities aad towas, by mean- ■ nl lli is etenraion traia, spew oat esci j, 8abbatb a board of Sabbath wanderer to annoy and disturb tboaa who bava a re t <»rd for tbo day 1 Tbe*t are question that ooght to be and will b* distasted ; let every lover of right bo heard — ba eo- ^ -ileot ; silence it *in. Let these acts n tbe Railroad Company bo si nop-pnl*' ' is they onght to b#**let the voice o' ' ibe watchmso ba beerd ; and let us go ii nor Sabbath tchcols, and to train th< : -bildren that wbea the oext geoeratim i coma on tht stage of action, no railroar . company eto find a condactor, engineer i ir ticket agent tkat will terra tbem oi 'he Aabbath. Let no man who believe* ( >n e faithful obicrvance cf t$a Sabbatl ride oo the carton that day, nor avee as - -ilt others in do.de so. ^ive no place ii roor shops nod stores to advertisement- " 'if Sunday trains. Let tha whole tffaimeet yoor potl'ivt nod outspoken dittp probation, atd than learn tbo result will Hod, to whom yoo aod oven railroad tu i-erfotendeots sod maoagtrs matt give ai ' JCAS24.'67. sabbath. ! [bt autuooitt.] Procrrdlngt of City Council. cAM islet rd, Jcee 17, '67. An adjoorn- droeeliog of tka City Coan- , cil was held tbi* oveniog. Present — Mayor Magooagle, Btcordei I Hughes. Alderman Kennedy, aod Cona cilmea Cake, Ludlam, Schelleoger W. i., Scbellengor Joseph, aad Williataa. Tbe readiag of tU minntot of the last , meeting was ditpeosed with. The Mayor slated that aa Kdaeationai . meeting of the ciliteoi bad bene callei , ny tbo Tratloet of tba Pobiic Schools. , -od at tho time tbo ooll woe ieeued. tb1 I'rnsteee were ignorant of tha connci ' meeting, and it remained for tba coaoci to docido wbelbtr it woold give way fui tht Kdaeationai moating. | Alderman Keaaody moved that tbi coaoetl adjoorn to meet U-morrow av«Dtog, Toetday, Junt<18, s ^ ' Mr-W.S. S^lleogbr-ertVed to ady , jouro to ^gol aftyr tbo Edacalioonl mooC , log, or at th*x»Il ot,lba Mayor, / Which revolted t nVtiawi ta was decided i* the negative byTfi* catling , volt of tbo Mayor. Mr. W. S. Scbellengtr moved to ad- , joorn to Monday oveoiag, Jaea 14. Wbicb waa agreed to, and , Conncil adjonrned. I Jos ir a U. Hcaan, Cby Clerk. The fiorlhere Monthly mud Jfew Jersey ■aiaxlee. Tho Jaly aamtmr alibis Meguiee open* with aa iolorasUeg article or Park Ood- » win, formerly editor of tb# New York ' Pott. Aa aaaay oa tbe "Letters of the > Yooogar Pltoy, " le fell af historical tacu ; and is is good keeping wlU tho pravioos ■ efforts of the writer. Jae. W. Wall. A* ' series of papers oa "Paat PratidnatU, ' Namiaalinat," by Jam" Partoo, will apr pear la this Magasiee ; Ua first appears | lalhltDsmber. aad the other* will appaer ; iSSK Chap," eee-ru the pee*. I'otot si PoeJjJwwj tilihi.Kk; NaDifceotRMS ' mmismmea '

! Phrenological Journal. 1 Moo, Monkey*, aod Gorillas ; Hoe. B. , P. Cease ; Edward Cartwell ; Madame , | Le V.rt j Mrs H. B. Stow*: Bo*. Mr. ' , Sporgeon ; Bev. Drt. Armitaga, Williams- '' r \ Westcott, Eaton, bears, Fuller. DuWi ng. 41 r Smith, Tornboll, and Bev. Sidney A > Corny, H. M. Gal labor, and W. H. Pen- 1 p dleton ; Eloquence— He Divorttty ; Th- 1 t Woman of tbe North and tbo Woman oi • a the Sooth; Domestic Arithmetic, oi ,{ l Striking en Average, by Mrs. Wyllit; * f Crashed Flowers; A Littl# Prioe* o 1 , Wales, with llheeeee; Qeaker Coartabip; " j Phrenological Theory of Man's Orgaa-sa" i Hon , Slidurtio Pbyaiogoooiy ;Tk#Hplri- ' i, at tba Age; American Oratory; Moo- , i -learToneoo, beaatifully illoatralad will i u thirteen original datigot ; Origin of Vege. a table Life ; Memory; Temperament sob MarriagAi Delineation of Character; e* t lioctioo of Fncoltiee; Fatuioatioo anc , , Psychology, in Joly number; 30 ceoD, oi r j 63 a year. New volome. S. K. Wki.ia> , 389 Broadway. n. y. d Handy New Jersey. '• It. baa been tba cuslfim to long far ' ' "outside barusriaas" to ridicol* Noa 0 Jersey at a "sandy dosert," that wo hava conscious pride io allodlag to socbfact- ' ii at Ihe following, set forth la tbo c. 8. Agricultural Report for tbe mooth ol '* Apfil : We beat them toormooily opoo all oi 1 the above crops. What will lbs igne r- tbls! Upoa com we beat every stale in , • tho Union The average of Illinois is ' i- coro produce was 31.06 baehcla against 1. 43. og buabels for Now Jersey, p wa raise larger crops of grass in Now t. Jortty tbao they raise ia aoy Slata ol -a New England, including New York, ar- ihe following statistics from the same *. -ouice for 1866 will show : id ions. [ roas. , Maine. 0.08: Rhode Island, l.ot n. Ilamptbirn, 0.84-Coooectieal, 1.04 '* Vermont, LOOjNpw VoU, l.Ot >■ MassachnscttA, i.OojNew Jersey, 1.2h i,' The value of tho bay crop io New Jerr *ey it very orach greater tb«n io many oj '• the above Slates. Some wg ricultorist- -■ -scribe our superior growth of grnes to ihe fact of oor enjoying Ihe advantage ol i- oeiog able to ot* marl. Riverside Institute for So Idlers and Sailers' Orphans. ' This inttltita, located at Bieeraide, Burlingloo county. New Jersey.it foond id for tbe purpose of gratuitously educing the son* of deceased soldiers aod aea nen of the Uoitad States, aod was iucor ° unrated an Ibe 8lb of April last. ii irder to raiso funds for the maioteoanc--f tbe Institution, tbe Woshiogluu Libre 1 -y Company, chartered by tbe State oi ' Pennsylvania, organized it-elf and per- ^ faded a plan which baa received th* eo* Jorseincol of the highest legal aotborii) r" >f (bit state aad Pennsylvania. Then plan of action it to tell certificates 0| i nembersbip at 81 each. Five series el sat steel-plate edgraviogs bsve beei ^ ittaed, on* of wbicb will be given t--vary subscriber, in addition to a press*: which it alto entered (there being co ex ceplioot), aod which will be awarded oi . riie 25th dty of September next, at tba Academy of Music or at tb* lastitoto. Th* preteatt to bo awarded consist o $10,000, $20,001), $10,000, $5,000, *a> two of $2500, all ic greenbacks, togelbei •ith real estate, bones, piacos, melodeocs, sewing mnchiou, gold watches, caaral's hair, lace, akd casbmvrt shswllf •Iress patterns, silverware, aod an aodleti variety of other gooda of great volar ' Etery parckaser will, la addition to tbengraving which bt receive#, alto ractiv- " some one of th* prsssots anaouoced fe ' dialrikblioa. All moneys received wil lie at once paid over to Ueorgo A.Cook3c Co., booker*. no. 33 Soalb Third St.. " Philadelphia, who bava boon induced t> act at receivers, from lira simple fact tha- '' it bat been folly shown to their utiafae- * rion that the whole net proceeds era ti. ho devoiod to tba Rlvtraido IottitRto no- ,, ike huorirrdt of orpbaat who ore so* knocking at Its doors f*r admission, an- '' who are denied this bleeaiog oa accoaa ' of a want of fundi. This reason has alii induced tha Commiaaioner of Interne Havana* to exempt tb* affair from all la> of aoy kind whateaar. Tbe object It a nobis one, and tbo pre -rant plan was only adopted after matordeliberation and consultation with thhighest legal aatbority. Ia Booibar way s can the Company raiso so largo a earn o / moneyaa will be required. Aod whenfair eqaivnleot for tk* same it offered, i' it to bo hoped that this lostitalioo will st toon bOytm-wnrkioe order. '» — Fdx's American Variety Theatre, IW aloft street, shote Eighth. Pbiladrl i- phi*, itas destroyed by fir* oo Wedii*sila> night. Tw aodience escaped nniajarad When tbo Ira bad nearly burnt it-elf oat tbe front wall of tb* haildinr, on Wains' street, ftll killiac five or six persons end injuring o large nomber of elkora. lareaBATtoa von Maurio*. — The Lighthouse Board giro* antic# that, on and after th* eeooiog of tko 20th io*t., " tbo light situated el tba en trance nt »" Little Egg Harbor, >#w J.raey, will be k re-ex hibiied frem soaaet to eeoriee. The - light will bo a fourth order fixed light. , varied by Bub", and should be see* is clear weather st a distune of 124 saati- ' » eel mil". ** — The PnaUnathee imed hu prtseta- | >1 station aaooaacing the reUficellea of tbr ; >- treaty between tb* Coiled Stales ead i r* B-rasi* for tbe pore baa* of Bassina Amerr tan. 1 — General Leejstmt bee beea per6 deeed, oe tbe recemasendetiee »f General >- Greet aad ether prominent officers of tb# " army and eevere) membeia of Ceogra". — Go^SieUMbMeebedUberalraved i _ from duty, on ecceeat of th* stricture# on > ktt oearae is th* Attsvwey Geoeral's opia- I ,| lea. ead k" reqewted eCeert el leqaby '

New PhUadelptala Ledger LtlabUshmcnt. Geerg. W. Childt, of tb* Lodger . lasagarated the completion *f a oew ">blishmeat ou Tbartdny, by a splendid *a Terrain aunt at lb* Conuoecttl Hotel.— : Nearly tut hundred gentlamen ut dewn. Mayor MeMicbsel presided, end among tb* guests wore about two haodred of lb* - editorial fraternity, including delegations < Now York, Boston. Pitiabarg, J Loaitvllle, CiOClnnAli, D>- ( Richmond, ud * Ikrgo aambor from interior Penogylvkai*. < I The boildiogit *** of thelargut print. ( -og boat" ia th* Ueioa, and it con-i-ructed io the shsp* of the Utter E, and is located on tb* eoroer of -Sixth ud , Chestnut streets, eighty foar l"t on -Ihestout street, oa* hnodred end sixtyiv* feel oo Sixth, nod oot baodrad too •ixteeo feet oo tho southsra end portion ol Chesloat street. Every portion of thr . Ledger eftebllsbmeot it eomploto with regard ta light, faaatlug, vaotilation one ithvr comforts. Tbo offir* and adileria' rooms are furnished apleodldly. Tb. composing room it oo tho apper floor, ahich. by tha eld of a Mental d roof, be. t height of tweoly-oo# feet, end ietweoiyhree by onejiuodrad and twenty-MVeb nt. The main entrance it ornsmeotei 1) * sculptured coal or arms of Pennsylvania, nod ovsr th* doorway at th* cor>ss of th* streets, is e psde-tel sustaining > sura* of Fraaklio. Io bisyigbt banc >t e ligblaing rod, which at night omitret jets. At tha bt" ef Ihe pedestal it public drinking fountain. The prateundred and eighty. three feet or space, tnd a height of over tweolj-three feet I'h* room cooteioa three lloe'a pre-svs l'h» Ledger i-soed from tho oew etltb«T Over exertion, either of body a> miod, prodocst debility nod distaa*. Thesual remedy it to lake some stimolanl. the effect or which it th* ttme at giviof a tirod bora* th* whip instead ef ;o*ts.— I'h# true way is to fortify the system witi Syrap, (e protoxide of iron), which give- • Iraogth and vigor to tho whole syatem. SPECIAL NOTICE8. Ckarlrt M. Heal, peocrot IN ADUlULTr, Ottro.ttt South fourth SL, S|ierlal attention given to all matter* retailor to Veaael Property. ai»U 1 John ILUaffmaa, ' I Attorney A Counjellor-bt-Law, Solicitor, MASTER A EXAMINER IN CHANCERY, > SUPREME COURT COMMISSIONER, an# NOTARY PUBLIC. CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NEW JERSEY Dr, J. F. 'Leagiing, J)ENTIST. orFICE MP :'SPE Mar COURT HOCSE— Toeadajb. aad W«s n: A FJLLL,— Friday* CI- Tnats MootaaTC. CondHlooaCaah. Jala - iTi;ii.jioiit. D CAPE ISLAND. NEW JERSEY OFFICE HOURS— L'nut further notice. Iron J A, M. te 0 P. M. mht J. Granville Leach, ATTOKSEr AND COVNtr.LLOR-AT-l.AU I at SOUTH PIFTH STREET, To Consumptives. The advert! aer, having been realored In healtl -n a few week- by a very dimple remedy, aOr jag alfeelloD, and that dread dl-eaae, Con-um. he prv-rrlptloa u-ed (free of cbargs), wttb thllrvetiOD tot preparing and ualng th# aama, whirl ArTMHA Baosc-iiti-, CooeBf, Cold-, and all Threat and Long Affection-. The only oh)ect o tba advertUev tn -endlns Iba PreacrtpUoa I- IPartle- wUhtag th/pmertptlon. rara, by return mall, will pleaae addrea-mats-y WiaSmt'iu^iSSt C# ^NvwToib Charles B. Evans, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, Tnd^A^ent he^t ran-ael t o s n f^1^-.^*. I, OS WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Palest- procured in United St-tea and Europi v-atloa* aad Eng Inrariag, Sketehe-, DrawingPlant, Draughting aad Modal- made. Particulai -tteslioa given «# rejected appllrattosa, Inter farvneM, Infringement-, ate., etc Send for clr ruler, glvtec fall lafovmatlira. ^ U*I*-a« Errors of Youth. A Gentleman who -offered for year- frem Nero" Debility, Promoter* Decay, aad all toil -uBbrlag humanity, aend ft" te all who nee. It, the Mclp* and direction- -oe making the aim .-le remedy by which he w*. cored. Stirrerelahiaa te proBI by tba advertleer'- '-nee ran do to by add retting lo werle- 1 conCdtnct, JOHN a. malS-y SS< Cedar M, New Y«k. Dr. Rchrnrk'a Pulmonic Syrur Tht- great medicine eared Dr. J. H. *c he nets* Preprleter, of Pulmonary Coneamptlon • he* II had aaanmed Ita moat formidable up--' red whan epeady death appeared tb be tnevtt. bia. Hla pbyelda" prenooaeed. hi- oa" incur hot powerful remedy Hla health wu reatored | la a very abort time, and ae ra'nrn of tka dlreee. n— been -rprvbewded, for nil lb* eympiomr lulekly dtenppeered. tad M- P '■*«■' weight Imore Una two hand red Jmd*. line* kit jeeovery, he ken deveted jh- atten l to* vieiuively to tha ear* ef Con-um pttea, and U- dl-aaaea whlek are "oally eomplleaSed with beeVvery* num-rou- aad truly Wood artel. Es ■tkeoek mak«* prnf-aolonal vl-lt- I* aevaral o tk* larger ctpm WMkly, where he ba- a large oeneoore* of patleate, a" II I* traly ostwnteklm «t*of^tbelr rarrfag", aad la a lew maalkv healthy, robust pmsaos Dr. liimkV Pulmeetr Syrap, l-aweed Tawta^aad Maedraka PUIa err generally all rsgotred 1s earteg Coeenmptlor ruUdlleeOe" a-ampaay aaek. re teat anycrae take lk*m wtlhent aeaiag Dr. Sakawak, b«t wkam IS la aaaitil-sl It la beat 'to are Mm. He gtres advSre free, tert tor a Ucroegh ev.mlr.■eawMhhto a-iptis— 'srhtodre te toreed-1-■Uge'af r*maam|^w!and the elk" — k* ana R^cSllVmih* ^as-| i

8PEOIAL NOTICES. bclmbold's Concentrtied Fluid Extra ol SAB8APARILLA ERADICATES EkCPTIVE and ULCEJLATl' e DISEASES of Ik* - THROAT. HOSE, EYES, EYELIDS, SCALP sad REIN, Which eo disfigure Ik* appearance. Purging Ike remnant- of DlM-eet. heredltiry or othe,' wtsa, and U taken by Adult- aod children' wtta perfect Safety. TWO Table-Spoeoa^U ef tk* Estreat of Sana, psrtlt*. added t* a pint ef water, la oqu-t to the Lfebon Dial Drink, tod om boril* I- equal te a gallon of tha Oyrap of SareapatlUa, or tha daeoeAn latere- ting Latter la pubUah-d la tbe Me,'. le*H7klrargle*l Rev.ew, on the .object of the Ej . tract of Saraapanllt la eertaln affrctlon., by Be«jamla Trevtra, r. RE.kn. rp*"ing oi tkoae dtaeaaea arlstng from the exreaa of mercury, hq state* "that no remedy 1- equal to tht Extrut of Sareaparttu ; lu power ta extraordinary, more It t-, in the -trtete-t aeaae, a tonic wlih Ibla In valuable attribute, that It ta applicable to a •tale of the -yetem eo auuken, and yet so tnltaol* aa render- other euUtance- or tht tonic el— unavailable or Injurloua." HEIJtSOLD'S Concentrated Extract Sartaparillo, Established upward- of IS yean. Prepared by H. T. HELM BOLD, Drugflat and Chemut. apUAm-eh M Broadway. N. Y. fifistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. lb"*-, CefAe, tmeUta, Aa Aaw, CVea,. mo,,, ft CeepA, (J».«.y, and tb* num-rou- .. well .. J-ngerou. dl-eaae- of tbe Ta-eer, (xv.< and ran*., prevail la our changeable elimaie at alt to Tth1"* h*",a' ,nBa<u'M' Ueartaaparill theee complalnta. Experience proves thet ■ hla vxlata In H'utor'. S^m. to an "lent ound is any other remedy i however -eveie Ihe •ufferlog, the appUeailoo of this coo thing, hating and wonderful Balsam ai once vaaqul-hr-ihe dice— aad reaiorea Ihe -offered to wealed ueallh. ^ He. JOHN Bt NTO, Or Bazswia, CHzwrao Cocstt, N. Y.— writes . yf 'th" Bel's— "tor m wll-'bW '0 °0' •onldVww!beb"tLEtei!S^^^^^5 SpvIm' '"hto te'uubte tTSm here.*! tern h'^T" wj .roWLK a SON. I* s, "' ' ,b4 'or"u b' of-xel-i. Scrofula. Cheml-'t. of Eurtq^J-'ld"" °' IB0*, o -v" Ilr. H Af-drr-' todtoe W «te'r*1-' fee — le l-v J P. DIHVMORE, M De, -treet. New f?rk!"7by 0raCTI^*' (JeM-Hw-djyU Frncts for ihe Public. 1 We have the large-l retabll-hmrat for ihe nanufacture aad tale ol Clothing In rhlladelnh.., 1 u * t"""" 6" M*,k" -Irvet Io Oil .^Wkdhi^ffisraK!! "»re Tn *ii?s t rnrntum ii *wu"** " "*** b"n joc-T1—™* TS a o" * Tm- "f ael1 te V. U° klTwa o Ibeenllrv bualn— eemmunllr. ' t r—D let! ou r°bual— " h—'prrp' 'h d dvantag- a aa n/boul-dolng adtfeMthwiMma - — poa-lbly otter. u^^tefonnen. Juliyof* tle'wVn"! otTha ' ban by good- made to order,' ami M*prkVaSs'u S. Our huefaeaa la large and roratant'y Inert— - 1 tad ma"mU|"lVMKkhoM3ra *' ' T"r-' Clothing In Ph ladelpbla.'n which !*" — i lafte addlttone are made of 6eah gooda, leplra. TiT^UgJod- when offered fe r tela are repra i."abte "p'r*d "llhtn a at I aueh may bereported to u- for adju.'menl. MARRIED. tMITH-CRAIG-Cm Ibadthnf June, I SSI, by to*. J. P. Bream, Mr. William J. Smith to Ml— Zuth A. CRAIG, both of Brldgetoo. JONES— GRACE.— At DannlarUla, by Rev. S. - Chat In, Jua* Ulh. Jonathan Jon— of Claaewro, to Ml— R. E. Ores* of Seville. MOORE — CARLISLE.— At —me place, by the J urn*, oa the Itth I net.. Reuben Moore, Io Mre. -bell CarL.le, all of Cap* May. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS OYSTERS. r pOTTACES suppled with th* fin— « Jenn'a 1 U Ci—^^.lej^^e market at U#t<pTAGE 1 '■ *UA,J*""on COl^JOHN PEN Li IV. CAMP MEETING, r THE SEAVILLE CAMP MEET1HO WlU be X held oa the oid ground / t NBAS TBE BEAVJLLE STATION, / - Oa tha MUlvtlie and Cap# May Railroad, / Commencing Jul, 29 u. / ■ MlAlatara aad paopl* art — raaatly lavltedhto k "*A.' E BALLAVLD, P.E. ' A C. CHATTIH, Paat—. toto-w , M°T1 TEW of th* went dlaordara thai aflUet it mankind arte* bom ocrruptloa of tk* htood. "Helm bote's xxtnet tar— peril to' la a remedy 1 nf te* utmost value. ap— torn ■adding Kalvtt, ■ g wasasgRffisr ; Ito. to. CEigkl Tairty*— 1 J-araaa mrei«,