MA* OCEAN WATK, WEDNESDAY, OCfO'&ER "A8, 1868.

of hrr 8ve rhUdra a bimroCT lieatae bcr bated had aeoUea her. Tub copper coinage of 1H67 in Eng508,608 halfpence, nod S,OT7,«OOfertbing*. A MAX Is Nottingham waled iiimwll in n basket of eggn, bnakingwvro-mendM-ofthWo. " Br^k, break, Thb bridge tor Shore «ne Railroad over tin' Conoecticut ifarer near it* moutn is to be 1,200 feel long ; lobe fousbsfl next Jane and.to ooat about wo,ooa ViNNmtoTAhsa 138 Baptist church.-*, 4,200. amabere . thereof, M of whom are ordained ministers; alto 28 meet-ing-boanea and 30 more in, proem of tiavtih* locturu entitled "Lights and sliadowe of LMflmr Life," U aid to b>' the meet thrilling and in te renting C. ti. KrmflrsxBG bo sold bli ptcHenry Derby. It ia thought to be tight trowaera, Canadian lials and light • glove* are now be fashionable proinenadc ointuaaf .fi>. a New York Y TUB prtaeoi namberof Methodist 1 Sntglay-ijdtbobi in , the United Statu* ' la 15^76,«nd of teachcntand paplla l,:t'Ci,4Hti ac increaaeebf 78,005 during | tlie year. Tim great gun of Mohammed weigh- ' ing nineteen tons, presented to the ' Queen by the Sultan of Turkey, liaa ' arrived at Woolwich with euoae atone 1 shot weighing 670 pounda ' A iiAt'NTKD houee in Savannah had three fosrfol midnight rape every night. ' People kept away until It wu found f that the next door neighbor knocked Hie aeboa out of hiapdpe at that time. ' Adah Isaac* Mknken, according to I he beat authorities, died of whiakey t and pcretonltia, and abelnthe and u , acrcre cold, atid expoaure and con- ,, *urapUon*and about a hundred other things. | A W0MXX named Waaavick murdered her huaband on Tueaday morning, near Dayton, Ohio. She flret ahothim with a revolver and then atruck him r Mcvrral timet on the head with an axe, j Tbr cauar rraa domestic trouble. b Two Metre earthquake ahocka were felt on Saturday night J>y the people i if Floyd Court-hogec, Vs. The dure- I lion of the flret ahoek la auppoeed to lis vc been shoot ted ' arconrta, and that I of the aeeond about Ore second*. A conxXMomrXNT of the New York 7Wi auggeal* the word Ikala- I pre - fur* telegraphic drapatrh tlmngli the Atlantic Gable — tkoln, from the I (irevk word HMuta, sea. and pres. bom the tlreek word yramma. letter. J A MAN dropped dead in a saloon at Hielimond before, be had paid hia blli, 1 and the proprietor refoapd to give up the 1 mdy until hia relaUvra had settled I for what had been eaten. He certainly waa entitled to the pfivlkgea of a Tux anow atorin in liaaaaobuaetta on Saturday waa the third October I storm of that fleecy and cheerful character the folk* of the Commonwealth 1 have had twenty-five yeari. It waa a real foll.of »npw— none of your two- c penny flurries. Tiib reported subsidence of the c soutli'.-aaterii shore of the Maud of Hawaii la confirmed. The Bey. Mr. " Coan stutea thai lha aubaidenw ia [dainly ahowu by treea which were once on dry land being now in the sea, and roekv laleta once five fiiot out of water " being now submerged. Tiixnx chikinwi of Myron tkauMI, * residing in Psabody, Mane., two of tliem twins and all under six years of age, were burned to death on the 20th lust. They were playing in a small out-building stored with hay, and they |iril*th)y flrad it With maid**. ' The flames prevented rescue. , Fuxoxxicx F. Pacxxb, nearly SO years old, lives a hermit lib in Quidnlt j rot and tnookey Sir his only corn pan- . ions. He' vlsltafl the main land, recently, fcr -the first time In more than twenty years, and waa fctdly scared at I the locomotive as It rallied to the wharf 1 A i. A an K and euthualnatk meeting of ladlm was held at the room* of the I Young Men's Christain Association at Clinton. Ohio, on Tuesday afternoon, 1 II. P. MUlcr, of Cincinnati, presiding. One hundred and seventy-five ladies 1 ganiau ■ Young Women* Chriatoin M Kuoi-INO Willi corpses la not safe fiusineaa, A Miss C'urrick and Mr. rested for exhuming the body of Mr. Carrick, buried at Paleraoo, April 2, -I 1H6T, and carrying portiona of It off for the alleged purpose of having itanalys- f ed, to see If they afford any proof of his having been foully dealt With. A q money dlRooltv la the cause of their conduct J (lute- Bobkbt ABtfxaaos.— A public token of gratitude tor the palri- I otic service* of flen. Robert Andereon at Fort Sumter has been suggested. 1 -It. is stated that the General has an invalid wife, who lost all her own 1 means during the war, and two young .children, whore education moat he 1 feurided fbri and hia salary la Ma only resource. HMMMtV broken by long . service in the army, and by the liardahips he endured while holding Fort 1 the < imitated forces of the rehire in 1801. ' 1 Kiin stl^An amusing instant* i.f tin- 1 ■T!i3E3?^rBS8£S 1 M Iff. earthquake which shook up the h.L.iqt.jrt "C'h-I regi-in Lajq-ma-l lo eon'," along just as tba smoke or fog : which has been attracting attention . I

BAMBDt.rfikWoona.-A correejsmdeut of the Portsmouth (N. H.) » 7 i.e. say* Qkd ttie towB of ^Atkinson :- that two little children of Ruflta Morse, and though dozens of people had r. searched fee them several hours, no r- trace eon id be found of the missing I, babes. Before dark nearly all the in- ' habitant* of Atkinson were engkged in . the search, young and old, rich and poor, all turned out The moon act * that evening about eight o'clock, but * until about eleven the search was con- ' tinned, but was fruitless. The parents b made (ailed to bring the slightest clue a to the lost ones. When nearly all had k given up anil no hopes were entertained ' of their being found that night, . a JIampstead man, named Tristam Little, ' plunged into a swamp about one and ' 1 a half mile* from the home of Mores, i 5 and. there, in about a foot of mud and ] water, found the little once exhausted j and almost dead. The tKree year old i > was about half immersed' in the water, s and waa sleeping reith Its bead resting on a log. How they came there they | ; eaunot tell, except tint the Jtsir year L old says be kept ghlng and tlyiaght he j . saw a light, which he tried to reach. ( [ Wet, ooidand hungry, three bnbea in j the woods must have slept the sleep of \ . death had tlie search been given over J | until the following day. i Tub England journal., illustrated | : papers and all, are foil of the young ' Marquis of Bute, who has just attained his majority, and who ia not only ' . Marquis of Butetaut lord of t dozen t , more titles, with an income of £300,- J i 000 a year. His property having « accummulatcd during hia longjnlnority i. —hia father dying when he was six J months old— is now enormous, and he e promises to devote a good share of hia • income to making other people happy. „ II intervals the women of this country J' to learn that the young marquis la not i married, nor even engaged, and that u la coming to the I'nitrd States on c what ia formally announced na a "tour v of olwervalloii." ff TnEK.B waa a lieavy foil of snow in " on the morning of tlie 23d. Congressmen Elected. Below we give a list of theCongreaamrn already elected. In tlie States of i Fcnnsylvanio. Ohio. Indiana and No- a s Flret District— Samuel J. Bandall,* Seoond District — Charie* O'NolU," ' Third District— John Moffat, Dcm. V Fourth District— Wm. D. Kelloy,* Bep. FUUi District-Caleb N. Taylor,* Bep. Sixth District — J. U. Breitenfaodc, " Serenth District — Wash. Townaend, 1 Eighth District— J. Laun'noe Get*,* » Drm. ° Ninth District— O. M. Dickey, Rep. ' Tenth Dlatriet-IIeiiry L. "Cake,* u Kiqi. i, Eleventh District— Daniel Aukrn,* * . 9 Twelfth District— Gum Woodward,* • t Thirteenth District -"X'lysaca Mrr- , ccr,* Bep. Fourteen tli District— John B. Pack- y Rep. ' Fifteenth District- Hubert J. Ualdo. Dhm. \ . Sixteenth District)- John Cessna, bt- , KJ.. Seventeenth District — Dauiel J. Mo- » mil,* Rep. Eighteenth DMrich - Wm. II. Arm- £ strong, ilep. , Nineteenth Dlairict-ti. W. Schoflekl;* Rep. Twentieth D^trict-O. W. Oilflllan, Bop- I Twenty-tost District— J. Corode,* « Rep. Twwoty-aeoond District— James S. I Ncgley, Rep. Twenty-third District— D. Phelps, / Tweuiy-niurth IiMuffet — Jarevw H. Donley, Bep. omo. ,, First District — Phillip W. Stonier, j; Second District — Jul. E. Stevenson, • Third DjKrict— RatnrtC. Hchenck,* ' Bep. - ■ Fourth District -Wm. Uwreooe,* ' Rep. Fifth District— IViniam Muiigm,* Sixth District-John A. .smith. Re]., i nep. .- ' ; Eighth Hhtri<5 -John BMMy.MhT- ; Ninth District- E! F. Dickinzoii, • Dom. .Tenth DUtrict-Truinan U. Uoag, J J Eleventh District — John T. Wilson,* 1 Rep- t Twelfth District— Phiiadelph Van f Dem. * Thirteenth District — G. W. Morgan, Fourteen tli District-M. Wetter,* ^Fifteenth District-Edward Moore, - "ittteJitU District — John A. BiugMam,* 1^thp)Mriet Eighteenth DiatriS-Wra. U. Up- ' H^'" "ism s I Find District — William E. Nihlaet,* , Second* Diatriet- Michael C. Kerr, | Third District— -Wm, S. Hohnan,* J Ninth Diatriet— John P. C. Shanks,

- MEW AOVCBT4BEMEWTS. J •MEDiqrsTyiE WATCIIES • i rait jtwruat awn izlve* ware. t ArtmaaaWUMatov^ ; ' V, T.wa"« store Be., «■ nretawa,. 1 arrwEEB abitt k roOBT» araxrra » Kavpara »( <»• Ct'T 1 TH« AWI1ICM WUTWM WATC1B8. 1 OzLDLItB lBBBDICT-f »• A ■ t. aad aiaaahaal Ttaw Tablaa aaa ba baS at t BBBBDICT .WA on Town aat aaoiDWir. ■ a ta edict naorwEaa, rrt bsoadwaU , awredUt tm-tu rultaa B^pklraI : 1 g. ■ angtg^^* • WoSr>SaW4*WsIrelM«toiaaaa aa< Oreaa. , 1 SHSswskkkisS I IslaafaMyt* was SSSaawiS^' I' It-KaSSita. niealratre.aal.taEy ' i F, ^ ■ ! : ... .M«k " tIAWfl P4TDT CtRBOii INK. BEar ABD^CA^E^IB^I^TIU. > : aSga^e^iigag t THE ri.ORENtr. SEWING MACHINE. * Wl^^f^uTMn^lEiklMUoaa. ^ "rnawTartl awta Aailvallaral lAir Buiralo J1 "ZT' ,rZS"'3i. i: IB. XflTKLTT MV1XG. tUBUOl J BKKI8G. " BraidUag Machine, COMPLETE with TABLE TOR OBLT *n , i GEBTS WABTKD. Malaer Vawala.baaall ff U» Nov-llr Sawlai alta JwbfAbWlaa „ d» K!3',w".t?jr.^yAr^"Kfc ^ A avail fur iretfalMC anhaaadtaaidaa, * tarcaasyain, fiuiadaiiiaia. ra. J Re aud Toa tl III Kurd) Bay lit. [ /vrfu/waaotfa to erara Famitg, Ifotil, , *te:imboal' and Rnlaurant. ] 1 '!! '~b»« ' —"'M'O' 'iVrerVw U •Waazlb. TruaaueklaalafbralaiaatakMor a £^?S8?r!g£gfflaa& i biv.4, AO., patomauw rka opa-anoa quloiur, f, sgaxss/srajjgggat SS53?SSisie5S thlm that roqulfvm Ihornnat, mlilnr A*J l-V't-lnz.thla mortaov m 111 be f .or. t lovoluobl*. Ibo ESkSS i -*h nwrast UU SL, Ba» Twk. IIEN.VETT, J0H.\-0.\ k CO. H BfttaCway, *eornoT of nniln'l'raic a if. Saw I'ateat gblngle Braekrt. I Tba akiaaW Braohrt la arevolaltv adaplrd ° for DuUdara. ndwjmmi, msmm aad Car- * la'lAw llAv"1 " "a^S'1"!! 3th** ''to* ' K»Ha' a*aa i'i'SR iTtt a m u?"***1'' ° ^orJSim-Idi,atod,.t»v.n.^..wlw- j n tVTDD, « |76ia^u"bfs!3ii,*s:a^s's » a^umacc°h,is£',tksn^i:.m^ antobbyw.. toll, nwb. quill, aotdj Mad^braM mca only tra rutty wmmnto i lot a jaara. Wo wUi^^ai^oo^lol^.ny Baekiav Ibal wUI , vmekn eaabtw^wa- j ITILDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES, ' StMerh Patent I'osdrr A Burglar-Proof Locks, i THE BEIT l-IRE-PROOr «afe . IN THK WORLD. WavraMad ha* fw IMpaMa. 1 Wilder Salamander Safe Company. ! bvp*i raj^btlahn ataa*l Bav.tuk. CARPETINQ. ' J. T. DELACROIX, . OA II PE TINGS. ' m attlboa, oil cloths, socz, tTC. J I : ~ FARM Y OR » ALE. • Jrw&va icn AcaEa, I : SuSSf""' ~ Hu" ■«

8HERlFr*8tAtt*>. . » IBEUFP* HAUL PV nrtooot a wr!to£ Hort PWUjUJaid , Nt Cap. May Court Houaa, .p—, gtsat'taraaaaaa!: ^t?£iS'i'SSj5S I— MffoujoKD. >M 'I' M J SSSSteasssscsS ' i ' • ^iiuaMwt "^J°''B yriiioB.^mvrtr. educational. 1 Maaatlle Academical Inatltnte, , ! MA VVILLh, ft. J»3la^bjto^"ordl^jr^^^^M of a laor4.EG AL notices NOTIUE TO CREDITORS. ' NOTICE TO CREDITORS.^ Nnticr of AaaiEnmeiil.' (jrir r bvvvby jjivva^'ka^avBu-j a*, j HTATE^OF JERSEY, "imo1 I loo daroai todSwraJor^ ih» NOTICE TO^^R EDITORS. ^ torli'T 3Tid»wd2l*tareK^-^3hu'^o- • 1 »i I ADMINISTRATOR'S^ NOTICE. " * By ■£a3Sia^f*taa'or»l>aiia' Court. «! I". B MDaly of Capo Way. bei.br Jtva. noll-o lo SI^o^blbit'taMreMS^atbT'iiK Stllo" «a*! n' iVa^Ioon l'h.' Tti "il'otoC avpt.'a'iMA4 i'iJoi"1"" ; NOTICE TO^ CREDITORS. ^ i^v 3rroqal* of ^ba c^uoj^ Dilod aopl.n, inta [w»ire!'"|Dioou'.or.. ' ~ ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE. j , T u Orpb.ua' C..u.t bold al Caps May oV^'bTT' ™ "rt Kc^xiawr Mai UOTlre.*7Jjl«:.U' 1(1 ' L ' &S23GSSS,. j ofoo.1. KMriMO, J «bow Cam*, am*"™ d'233d^I.,o»lMIIUvi^riiro nl'tah palib." '^MjlOLy krerttlr^tw* 'by''!" J EwKssysMSaras : m^lbv ^f.l^pp'^;. 1^ o^vr.Mh^l t So'rmlduo'lSreo^at'tbo o°i Dm roqnlro I hnaaait \ PETES aol-Difa. ■ srpt a*, laaa Ina] aum>i«". OUDER TO illOW CAUSE. A*'Mr»°flour*. oo*aLa Twviily-AElSLllSy 1 I "S? Sap&fo. I ' i AhfA'irtrtJrljf | oeicMtr Show caua*. j SSMCltE£H£ of VVo C° Irt'u 'b'^pre jrt*t«- ' Sl*t"'rif''",,b' dav"r Dorenbar. nltu ' gow miuM .by re . rnwji of »b* Ired*. < I STTIM fU*f^»^4Mm*h*IV||>ri^ , • FUR8, 6KTn8, Ac. ~ MBIWFWCTFEBA^^ . JOIIS FAMXIUA, PWUtePIHA PUBS. ONE PWCE.^ ^ rt'RS. .irt >i^ **o ^an^rtao «T .bartra? uol^a .— ' . I Htti: 1 Co*a ; HMP1RK LAONDRr BLUR [ FOR LAUNDRY PURPOSES. Public, I Aad wUI aat hdora tba Eaaat Fabric, f ' KCOBOJP*. i P.tMta^^^^rei.W ru an waaaiBbTO* atraat, x. Y. .... — '

BWLPWQ MATERIALS SEASONED LUMBER.) G.RR1ION. Glf.UBCHAM k COL Saw Mill and Lumber Yard, |JA vr sow la Mack, aad pvrhotly Dry, SiSSrSSSis tb.lr lataxaal lo^oall ud aaaafov our stock Xlcblgan A Eazqukasna While Ptaq, (Dry), all Iblebanan ud (tadn. flrmlork Joht, Board. A Seaalllnr. WHITE PISE, HEMLOCK, ( UP PIBE. YELLOW PISE FLOoajMi, "|Our Own Manufootur* | , Alio, WHITE PINK, Jim"""' C'LL""i"*&mQa k. : M.W 1.1 MHIJI VARl) . clUIPZRITRUTWIIiar, rba uarerrtfovd borroprerd^a^mdjor^bo Stuff. (War, Cypreu. Pint an4 i •Sprue* SMbfffra. SKajfi"} »»■' Phuttrinp Loft. P.rltt, and Mrr Frtir.-y, Carolina Iharl. I'irBILL TIM UKH Order. lor Lua.bor 1" I* .hlp|«J b) R.U, or ( tl.t II 1. properly 'o.drd *ud forw.rdod vlbi JEIIEMIAII SCIIELLENOBH C'°WHlTT^{sfl^rMniR E. K. " FORTINER A SON. j ! | ' ' ' ' ?;:r HENRY FREDERICKS ||~1; Q 'hodofloforwlny*n3lvtor..ml j ! I'b. pubB«|*BW.lly. tbatlfob.. ] UKMOVKD TO 1118 NEW STORBsJ, 3«I5*.!Sik .or Suwr^SHSuSmu? 51 plaoa. .. • A n D W A El e ^ ^ tbta ^^'lirrbtMuwy"'1 riaa^gro w« jaia-yl camdk'. sew i: aacv. HOTELS. Sl'BF IIOFSE, Bobert Rice, Proprietor. f 'fUSrSS? D.licaeirt Oral llr Sea- Sirort Afford,. 1 COTTADE BY THE SEA, . , (6U JOHN mU*t Proprietor, i 'CAKES rrv.t d«U(bl la lafonuUa bU 0M I i Irtaureud Um vMUa^mun tb.l ma | SEStajfeft^ttSiW; - bud. Oo ud fre.l°oo Ih.r"" * **** °° ' - LA PIEBHE HOVSE. 'J'llE t JSZHyVj ih bor ! b.*^*. ptlouof O'lintL W "h* aopolDl- ° ' "a! acTrakwoKTHa ia, ' , I ngnabwa. WASHINGTON HOI BE, »XUW OVLSul'riiuu1' J' do lb* I ' ■ GLIinUE a. CAKE, , i_ _ . Praprlalpr. ARCH STKEET^IOLhE, I ^jOLNEaaf ABCII lr. A DCLLtVAIIE AroI CHARLES U *U«Jt tLI"ri"A f oaW^u^aM^w^y^S~b'«vH cman Star ci.~itlMe Swclely. I'V^— ^ 0ri,v,ram. ' .'rip -

I LUMBER ! LUMBER! ! j ~ ° 1 GO TO HEADQUARTEK 8! ! Buy of the Manufacturers and Save Money!, The Largest, Cbeapwt and Beat Aaaortnicnt of LUMBER In New Jersey, can be found at E. & J. I.. Wilson & Co.'a Steam Saw and Planing Mill add Lumbre Yiwd, Millville, C:umberh»Dd Co., New Jersey. * * Tho subawKberu^artre lo c.n^tta .llemHou of Lunbor liealere. Coal roe! err, Builders and LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS, CONSISTING IN TART OF ^ 100,000'feet Jersey Pine Inch Flooring, worked. 100,000 feet White Pine Flooring, worked. 100,000'feet Eastern Spruce Flooring, worked. 100,000 feet 15 inch South Carolina Flooring, worked. 100.000 feet inch Virginia Flooring, worked. 100,000 feet inch Hemlock Boards, worked. 100,000 feet Cedar siding, planed and not plaued. 100,000 feet White- Pine siding, planed and not planed. 1 500.000 extra Cedar sixtecn-inch Shingles. 500,000 extra No. 1 sprnce sixteen-inch Shingles. 500,000 extra Hemlock plastering lath, (fell count.) ! 500,000 feet White Pine 4-4, 5-4 and 6-4. - to"! OKOEL aad wareurt?UaE*noa. *°* 10 * l"« Hemlock From lot Timber ^ «ruiab*r Doilr/aSnd 41 la to their sdrut.fr to buy wbrtv^lbe) ru |rt what tbry wast 1,000,000 FEET EXTRA HEMLOCK FBAME " TIMBEB, Of all lengths and sizes, constantly on hand and sawed to j C Art feature la .or bo.tovm .. '} WE .MAN U FACT! RK Ol R OWN LUMBER! j' CONTR ACTS TAKEN! ( l l$_tiil(Llnijn f&iiu&liexL LRc.mly. fiaP ( ccu/ian rj( I Any parties desiring building done for cash can save motiey j . by dealing with the undersigned, and secure the advantage to | j which n ntt cash purchase is entitled. j ke''inv.rt>'iTdu.aa ibol.elfhl.' ' ^ fc j'| fa il SON A CO

-"j INSURANCE. ! E. ".CLARK* CHE,,. , i' HANKleKS. J I Its Th d t t Phil ' , National Life Insurance Co ; 11 I' SITES STATES OF AMERICA, j [ ro. rut j B Nouth.TU New Jersey. ( , I' AMI CAPITAL OP ORB MILLION DOLLARS. - | ' ~ Tl. W. CLARK k CO.. j II iN . 33 S. TII IRI) St. ' Rev. JOVKVtl HAHHITT, Cope Zloy Court H«», MILLYILLE PUUTCAL j] a FIKE INSURANCTlv : >' COMPANY, ' MILLVILI.K, N. J.. INCORPORATED I9M. | i. 1* °Hou«a, ^M^riNtmBuUdlulHoaw il bold Kuroltor*. Mvreh.ndi.v and otbai produe^!t*m/ tho .ABO plu andT|trtoelpl. M th# < o ' Cmabortud HutoaL" wbl.bb.i^provad tba * The Conpoayatu cHect MARINE IN8UR- ■ Si!, i.jhr) orb liLllly Hr II. .dr.D'wte- ~ Lew* b aiok'rr, I ll Fedortl Street, Camden. : wSS^5SL«S25®S® »- '• 1 ltoo. WIlUu^Mooro^M.,. Liadtag. Ik " fctb"rew^"bUurtfet^»'o. r™ ^NATHANIEL rrRATTOK, * Prvoldnt. THE HUDSON tOr.VTY MAITTJAL " 1NSURARCK COMPART, * |N«CP ra efMert Lo.r or Dolour by rire. mat N«ttaoU,mnkltoUdfuf?joMyClty .pto-tr ""Sjw^Hud. N. 1. " yv OOP AND COAL. ^ JON. SCHELLINtiER, DEALER TH COAL AND WOOD rahimtsn" CdduqtSf'ureuiqiilcd1 wTta Ear, atov. sod Cbraiout Use-, both Leblab k| BSMo of FMfbt and rottaa* Also, a lo. of If Cbarcoolforul*. Jeaal !' FLOUR AND WOOD- „ , CHEAP FI.UL'R. DELAWARE MILLS 4 ! ■ for Sll.OO. f. j WARRANTED GOOD, j > DRY WOOD "latin' >Ll'. edmund* ft »on.

VARIETY STORE. OhlO POLY CRUSHED | lV THE CHEAP PR,. . , AT I C. SHU M W AY'S ' VARIETY STORE, OOSHEN, N. J. ^ Taook ! X*ook ! Look 1 j Bhlrtlaj ITaueli «* I | And Other Things In Proportion. | I Goods, ' I j""* - IC0ME ONE! COME ALL! c. sum WAY. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. e s t e y,»8r . ! JUBITJAJSTTE, I l. An entirely new nop. and vary brilliant.) OROkXI AND NKLODEORI * To Rut or Fot Sole on Month!, Instalment-. " tpsrud/bra Ctrrutar aad Prior Ltd. aapss-ty. wash in g po woer. «« J^tl'H AS ClttESCS"— Trameodoon Eartle C"'Js O A P. perfeet PURITY, ultor HARblLEMMEU ud Uln mote w orbing power to tbe dolUr*. worth MONET RETONDED"8 " " Ad uy fmerr for It. Kuututurad ooly tCRfESUS SOAP WORKS,) No. MS York Areau*, fold Tort Rood.) rhU.. ; GRAVEL ROOFING. j NOTICE! ; GRAVEL ROOFING! THK ONLY AUKNT8 Warron Grave! hoofing. MATERIAL, erulVi'l' «J,n »*?HE'aMUR'ffi?r NOT°CE. n^gSmrm aT^fiSk^^m^Mee, - BO.OT8 ANP8K0E8. 'S6u5fifeo»^ BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, DECATUR STREET, above WaAlat«oa, j CAPS ISLAND, N. J. ■wfiatw&ifcr "* 1

j RAILROADS. WEST JERSEY RAILROAD AND BRANCHES- > i.VS WINTER ARRANGEMENT. OS ud »ft«r WEDNEBDAT, Sept. M, 1UX Tralas will lave Philadelphia a* folio Wit Fhm /oat of Market St.. Upper Ferry. L IGOING SOUTH C. May I LSAV. r.m FMfbL " Gf — rhlladolpbla, LtS | iSfcf- ™ ?3Sr; *.*' !*. - B*. ' :::: , - - tfl K At |or SrilD 'J WOOLEN MILLS. ~ | i 'V>1 J i i 4- iS WMB-\ s j,ivEDUCATIONAL, , | THE NEW JERSEY c WafiBTSgJiTJuK Afford iup*r- j ' •»SS"a" C"n3Tn" j , STATE NORNIAL SCHOOL. 1 TRENTON, NEW JERSEY. I Ij know Arithmetic. Grammar aad Geography; ) "tui tutrtm Sro doll an . Term °b»" J.nrl j Vacation, Jul, ud August. Reeeaa, one ' , TWgBfSSiasrj™**?' 1 ' ' Board tor Lad Ire. at the Normal Hall BaAO a It week. Including washing, fori aad light Geo. J anVhomding'e* tba'lla VaVe Ibaadvutwua '. of a flrrt-elaar Ib-a'dlog Sebool, at tba coat of imjrllJi' bruehea, ta Drawing, Freueh and aebooH™" ^ ffiiil " For Clreulai coatalalug full particulars, ap. 'ati° It JOHN k HART. Principal. Weal Jersey Academy, ly ttiDatron, it. j. " WreuaaT'sLjlaaiiz, ! "»»«>PaD. a« oudiy i7*r!^y ^ -;;*::tura tt(!ilai|j^£S5msS^5iS a- gtrao to Plain aad Ornamental Pcnmanahlp or oad Bouklwt^log, uador ibo upervlaioanl u ^Tb* t'oMUoo ot uwAcodaoy la ntwuiraaard >X tor beauty. baollhfuUaoa ud aooraaluaa. It made to- 'he eumturt and ptoarrea ol Ua^mplla. laouwUloUof^tb mtaetotborrla. A CARD, y "The UiU " Seltcf Family Boarding School, a- FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, K. At Pottatowo, Montgomery Voamty, r*. Th. uod«t*laoed haa leaud Um abor. ad-L^A-'Sk!' ufktfCT'jl'lj''" * 'rpt °utrtatm .. m2»io*Wr'd»3da?, the latSS'otnpS^ \ . ^bazsassstiSK"L ; HONf.'— Judga Loittow, Woodward. Leonard t I i | , A Dor dWlLR. Much , :

BUSINESS DWECTOWY. Dr. E. H. PklUlpt. BOMEtriTSIC MT81CIAI, f AdJoleiag Dane H. tmltb-a ttoroL Case falssd, N. J. orrtcx HODBa-a«o»A1t,ti«tsTioB r.M. I»ki W. Lycett. urt. Accntcyr. mc and tsrt mat Care laldtao, IL j. ' ARE YOC INSCRKD t R. B. SVAINi ABUT OTYWX RALEM MUTUAL INSCTSANCE COMPAN V. fortbaCwaary»lC»HXay.N. J. ota 11, W. Bee vet, • a 7To«.ye r-j r-Ld s- and cottrtrtKcu, * PHtLABELPNIA. • J."crai»vlIIe Leach, ATTORAEr A NO ' CP ViattlOt-AT-LA W. Itl SOUTH WTTH armXET, John B. Hamuli ft ORm«llor-»t-Iow, Bdidtai, MASTER s EXAMINE* IN CHANCEST. CAPE MAT'COOWT HOUSE. SRJESXKT B. T. Miller, \ ATTORNEY AT-LAWi „ . S. H- GREY. rranstr-AT-LAW, maxte* solKtto*. rtoaeeotorof lb* rieaaofCapo May County, mat* Adioletaa First NaUooat ML Dr. J. F. LraMSIuf. " I )1NT,,T-0rqiCE DAT, : 9^ JVlUtLk.— REAI. ESTATE AGENT CoaaMalaaloner of Deeds. J CnLmlaalonerof Deeds. OOet'jro toirte CONYEYANCLNG. - Mepertn taaatrryre HATS 4. CAPS. THOMAS M. SEEDS, HATTER. |Nn. (1 NORTH SECqND STREET. GROCERIE8. j THOMAS R. .4GNEW 160 k HI GKKKXmrR STREET, , From lO to SO jW-r rent. CUITTOAO* WKDu^TOCHp'ta Cut. | TEAS, SPICES. BUTTER, CHEESE, I, Alii) i GROCERS goods genkhallt.HKtur north third strut, fcM'j. I teSJ^Ssiiw ry- Hole Agent, for Katoo'a Trenton CrackVVbolo apleea, iSatarOU, " ' *plera,l Icoa'a Gelatin. Cm ml'rtb dyruht j|pi mt.,.4 frewS,'" jBomtPhekleo, Soda°Aaji r ImmsUM' ConeentrateJ Lyo. jTaploea, ^ . Bl Carb. Xoda^ riavorlag Eatracta. H, IwtoP1' cSrelta, afp;. (1 Sftrvre Lctnio ud <~r " a. , Oranges, stove PoIDhT Efe ST" rrench*Mure.rd,' SJd"bc be | REAL ESTATE 6ALES. | BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. ; ' • .7 wo.'anp'Sra'e'aa* jR?U>S!?LOTS ' fronting tbe Ocenn. Jurt thrown Into tbe ' "Vf^tmC™* offl" 1 * Quo Island. N.J. COTTAGES FOB SALE. ss-srwjS-brw'Serory' d°°' 10 C*P* >^aad. ; FURNISIIED^ COTTAGES. TO ; t."SS'5/y*&. 5 COTTAGES AND BLTUHNG LOTS FOR BALE. A|"W <,**1™b,* Fottngv and BuUdlng Lota ! VALUABLE REAL ESTATE •ai ' M fed'afoad. aad alae^crea ore nSthtzi Capo latud, *. J., bfauns