OAPlfl MAY OCEAJ1 WAVE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, lttTO.

Jb ^rran jj»». v mn.tnt » T.«r ba A<1 nuifia, ' rt-nuonna AK^nuiniiKTmL ' fTlim llifily, Jmn. 19, 1H70. , _ , S5S 'trcs^aS&iSl1 slum af (Mn to (m ronrinrwl other- . . wias. TbdlMarlo ba l(o abutment ' In ibimtMiblKnaliuca. but on th* wim,, . Mat hm«. ! Contrasting Oops H., of . few I ago, with Gap* Mar of to-, fey, we mr, ■«nann!»Mh*rtang.. hc^"uuN|J lUtta-was .I,"- | 1r* ordinary noturai odvanUgre Capo bare taro fccgot- , toe oTlbWat Jrrary JtatwTTL ) th" beginning of a row rm. Th. pi.™ was on loaaor isolatod mad removed from all contact with Ike energy and I j In comowMtation with Ul dp frw ' cenlrro of the nation's life and artintv. 1 nod, Iwgiunlng to otir iuotf. It attracted public sltonlinn. This Wot ' com) the plan was Iheu (« ba brought * up to lit. standard which U required of a first-class _FSj«w>R-pk«, aod into ' this wort the Bailroad Company, In * the hand, of iodyf Tortr. Ocncral Scwcll, BJrd or Director*, * went with* will. Tlmir policy bao ' been jodlcioua and liberal ; every poe- * •thla farce !,*> hern Aown, and every " ItKlocwaMibnMiaJ to thnee who deeire to build. ,f*qug I.tbera glbinj »B*a ■ Passes o„r Ihalr rood for three rear. * to all who wookt erect boose* costing * KSOO-an butane. of liberality one- " quailed Sy any Other railroad in the w State. In addition tc this they bare buothnltatad tone, their lunda in fur- w Iherin* private *a well aa pobfic enter- S" prises. which teroled |o Increase the ^ which rami ha*. bM witb.^T' audi fo aaalatanee ; and the energy wblch tha W ■ : otupaoy baa lofuaed data tha place haa raaulted in tha rapid growth and proe- 01 partly 'whhfe'wv notice. * Under the " new order of thlqga real eatata haa ad- " Thoced orer two hnndred per cash In *' the paat four year., Iboiigh conaldcr- d' lag the advantage* of the locality the " Price, are art axmtdtanl. Cape May " haa a brilllaat foture before h, and ir m i' now InaatttapeeaMge. the (huh will " beitaotra. But though than hare baaa many i-nprorrmcoia made, than an other, a idly needed. Forsmrot anion* tbcm Idly needed, Foravoat

i. a .ulUble drive,. Many of throe who spend (ho enmocr in the country plana that are thrombin for driving, and il they can combine . sea-tntSiag with driving lhay will he glad to do an. Every road therefore hading info the place abouM he a well ' tnUIMMaO (BnpUe. There cwald be 1 no mere ptaswnt drive than IVom here ' to the Court House, If the rood were a gnnd Manplke-aad but few road, conl.1 ' ha ehangto late a turnpike, with lee. , azpenae, than the apstogy for a road . now road- -And Iba advantage of thU . would ro* bnfoug fo Cepe Mar atone. „ It doe* not require much penetration to [ aee tb»t tiqji a road would add an orec . are.tftwrojyggrroni.atUrotfoevcr, " ^ihfc^sMira length. Unlet , Ba add In paranthesb, that lltla It proaassrss : pike" could hare originated, and the " AetiW1ridNt»fl6dMdoaJ who flrtt con- . cored tb. Wea ought, if prodHe, be * "cured, and aeut to the Academy of Katarel fhfinn.ii, aad given aa honor- , able ptaawmoug the Egyptian mutnThsnianf pf# drive ir being partially f "tat by the read which ia io proeaa ef " I J £ ^ Xny^ * win be from fifty to sixty foot wide, ' with a plank aide-walk rf tan fret addl- ® tfooat Geo. Hawaii haa been appointad laglaaar Itnehlef aad Jlr, J. W. , Bbtbt tin frtrpetintendan: of the wort, 1 under wheat rtHMK management the road la Mag preaaad to Botnpietioc.— w It via be a fororita drive, aod at the a htrihdr eaeroachtaenta of'the'man. n Though eeare paodiet that the atorm a tidaa win waah the road away, la tha eaod It will pcobabiy be demon.tr.tad a In tbia an " id all athare, ttmt Sci- a euro la gin Ihu a match foe aid Sap- G *JM. 1 Aa —Hi ba "en by a gfoaoe oror our a ro'utMM alrowfam Ua-re ia no nbau a world1 The rtort;fo?Hm^ i^i-led b iaat year, eeopatro with any, and will I prsrc agiaad taciwaa. We have here- d <"^~^CBOrot»w fltu.. C IWliofol. It. Ideation UaoadiaireM. b thai htaUM wtbeMbarwiea If there h ^<5SKy -Wit doubt if there be b am re valaahie riw ia anyplace^f o rorapM by the fn!W Mat. Hotel, I am- one dollar per aqrore fort w" real- C IwhI ; at thie rat* the aadaaf Cougrroa g

popular apprenatiou. Hiapreaent aire ill. meter, involving an outiav of . over «i».000. At a time when tha . fi nance cftSr Country are lu inch an . utiretiafactory cooditloo, many men , would hare beaHatad before amevne- . lag each a wort aleae. But Mr. Cake ] has gone into the eatsrpriao with aa | The additional Wing which la being | •" bam *h Perry 8C, U9M feet in length , and three etorfca in height, and givea 1 to the beroe an oeesa front ef rifU , imbvt/Mf, Thla wing will nrmltla comittodlouk ■ .Ireplng apgtitlMntt of tha tnuat mod- ] ern.lyle.nnt be aan«rf anywheqi. , | The parlor, on tha teeood floor, will i he rixty foet hag by forty wide, with ceiling, orer ttrentj hat high, making : In* eo. of th. flnaat parlor, in the - country and will be Sited np Willi tale and ikganoe. Th* lawn frrot «iH , have haodaomc balcony window., and , a verandah f*ret,/re Jmt m w UU. j which will aflbnl .landing room (or , three thousand pertcoa, and will , , ThU will gin the bouse an .man \ front verandah of about ten tbouaaad. , live hundred square leet. ' l The old street froot haa been torn , away, and wID he replaced by oro of , the composite style of architecture and . Imposing in appearance. The old ro- n lunda haa been removed and lu its , place w|H be one, out hundred aad I twelve feet In length, end thiriy-atx in 1 width, with arched ceiling, eighteen i fret high. f pipe, have been introduced info a raaw ia lie ealire i sue, and here- c after bmps and candle. wUl be die- r l«naed with. The g" wDI be aappHed r from the pit worts, now in proone of r erection on the premise* f will he somewhat satroUhed* neat a Summer, wo think, when they heboid I what change one year will have U wrought. . The" improrementa are being made a under the direction of Hoa. W. W. R Ware, the popular and rlfldent atew- ■ I aid of the Hooae, who ia constantly on ground, pushing the wort forward with hit nswU skill aud energy ; and a the return of another aeaioo, they n will hare been completed, making Con- u grew Hall one of Die largest Hotel, in el country, aflbrdlng accommodation p for one thousand gueala. We predict tl Mr. Cake the fall eacreaa which 0 eo justly merits. ,| The tmproreminu thus for an ex- n ceedlngly gretiiying. May (hey not |i until we have eecurrd every thing p willed to the aafrty, comfort, II and pkaauro of the many visiters who delight to speod tbelr Bummer here, and until Gape May oroapiea that no- tl rivalled position among place, of Sumresort which Its superior natural Ii advantages entitle II to. D . , B tbi uainuTrai. B The LegUlatl ve hodhe of our Btale met at Trenton, on Tuesday of last week Th* rmUnti^ „f >..» I. r .

1 boot"' wae effected without any Ulflfoculty, aa the oflloen had been nomlnaWd la caucus previous to tin aassmhi- | lu the legislallrc halls. The political complexion of tbr SenpabUoarot ef the AeeemMy, thirty-two democrats to twenty -eeven republicans, so that the democrats hare a majority of eleven on Joint ballot. The following officer* were elected In the Senate :-Praddeot, Amo. Bobbin* of Mlddkrex ; Secretory, John C. Raflbrty, of Hunterdon ; Aesi.iant Secretary, Charles Townaend, of Cumberland ; Kagroaring Clerk, Alexander Blckey. of Merer ; Keeper of the Ladire' Gallery, WUUam B. Mldmrr, of 1 ■adorn. In Ibe House, Leoo Abhrtt, of Hud^ was re-elected Sprokcr ; AfexanderM. Johnson, of Merear, dart ; Jot. 1 Shauo. ef Union, engrroring clerk. John Outer, of Cumberland, war elect- 1 ed Keeper of the Ladlm' Gallery over 1 ClJo. yr. Smith. tnwMattn' , On being conducted to (he chair Mr. ' In which he reviewed the measures 1 which would ba submitted to tha leg- 1 l.lature at thi. session, and coocluded 1 with a hope that their deliberations ' wixild baatteartad whh hanwoor. 1 The lint important measure which ' will ba brought before the Lagfelatare 1 la the Fifteenth Amendment. The , bill Introduced In the Senate m a supplement to the charter of Cape 1 May City, by our Stole Senator, Hon. < learning M. Rice. a • I SurBBlOB Br Aim — Our people, i without regard to political prejudice* , wID be pleased to know that within a few weeks we will ba relieved from the t miserable abortion, of portage .umpa, tha Post Office Department haa completed lis eefeetieoe of derigns for I row serin of thorn now in roe which < were adopted by the late PcetmaaUr Randall about cue year ago. i new design wffl be oowthlrd larg- , than the prreret etampe, or, la other I words, the same rise as the okl stamps and conriat entirely of profile bust, to- , tan from standard original marble, , executed by artists ef acknowledged , reputation. Soma perofo of which , bees approved by the Boat Office , aa vnfll sa h, the Freel- i dentand Cabinet, a. the nwrt Mqwo- , priate aod elegant in an reaphcta of , any hitherto Isaocd by any nation ia i the world. They wffl ba ea^nvad aod , frirnlahed by the National Bank Note from photograph. by Body , takro from the original Matron and bro^. cmupwfec heed. oT the foL test In Franklin Inatitnle, rhiladel|*i»; two ecot, Andrew Jackson, by Power.; three cent, Washington by Houdon; all cant. Lincoln, by Yolk; ton rent, Jeflerson, by pOWK*- twain cent. Clay- by Hart; fifteen mat, W .-later, by Ctereugar; twauty-four 1 ^t, Seott, hy Ocfiha; thMpoM. Hamilton, {family buM); ninety cant, ' H Perry, by Woiruta. The an- , rfrte next fire wrek.^The prrerot |

■ Wr are Uodar ohUgaUon to thepri1 vale secretary of Governar Randolph ' for aa advauca copy of hie annual 1 previoro to its bring sent to 1 the Legislature. Outside of the few " political sentiment, touched upoui the ' massage, at foi at .. hare bred ebb1 to otaetre, hie met with general comMeudaUon from the newepaper pctm I of our state, without reward to party. ' document ia rather long and 1 semewhat com pi lea tad, and we ban ' therefore presumed that ihs reader wouM be mtfeh better "UUfed by our 1 giving aame hrfefextrecta on the more ' important topics referred to than (hey | would were we to publish the menage The secand paragraph of tha docu- ' rune thus; — The rigid execution of the taw. by ' our judiciary has glvre that branch of the Service great hooor, and the But. stands, aa it ever haa. pre-eminent for administration ef justice. What- ' changes tlma may indicate sa desirable in the organic taw— aud none Important new to be mad© — 1 trust the present method of appointing our highest judicial officer, may never he departed fro". What is now our flocy would under the elective system become our shame, In all probability. Notwithstanding the coming eenero will probably show the elate to have a population of nearly oro million— in population aa In territory we rank the smaller States— yet in payment of tax" to the federal government, we .re among the -first, paying mors income tax to the general government than any of the Ststre save and sa much aa eight other Northern Stales combined, and mure than all the "ceding State, put together.— refer to thla feet to show our material growth and prosperity. That such monstrous Inequality should exist nniler the federal tawe Is amply sng-^ Restive without comment. • KELAT10VS WITH TIIX ST ATX, AND TUB anXKBAL OOVBnNMKNT. Our dtiee should bars enough wharves, owned hy Uwm nod under municipal control, to invite commerce under the fewest restriction, and charges. Oui foreign eoramvree should II custom duti" to officer* within State by the general government. rights, ss with neighboring Stales, should be carefully considered and maintained, and all the multiform and Incidental question, the .uhjeet suggests should receive your early and deattention. Tha following Items are furnished in Treaiurer'a report:— "tate rrat *(178,1108 fi9S3J377 to war fond 03,170 In hank ... 2,700 ^ The "War Fond" ban reoaired, from all sourest, *415,8*2.13, *2110,000 J, ; :

of which has been raised from Male r ' taxation. This has been (raid to sold- ' • lers' homes, soldier.' children." homes, ■ state military sinking fund, and other J objects. The war debt Itsell has been <; ] decreased by *00,000, having the r amount of war bend, outstanding at t ' *3,008,200, leu *100,000. \ • The bonds of the Stale, though bearing a low fob-rest comparatively, "II ■ . at a considerable premium, and our J financial condition may be deemed sat- JJ " tafectovy. t The School Fund I. now *570,780.01 ibeing an Increase of about *10,000 over r ^ J**r- * The Governor advises a large re- ■ r strictloo in the east of printing, and a thinks the public preu could give all r . the Information needed, to the public ^ . without so much coat as thdf&csent ® system entails. He notice, the claim of New Vert « to Jurisdlctlou up to the water line Jj . mart of the New Joreey ehore, end recommend, that our Stats taks th* re- " of her righto. « The recoameadatioas In regard to ' the 'axes on corporations, are timely 5 and Ittlng, although wa have not had <> I the time to examine them with cam. * As to that recommending general taws J£ instead of eo many special acta of In- t, corporation, it Is all well enough, but ^ , will probuMy have HUfe or no efibct.— a There are several excellent lawi of the J " ! on the statute bock DO", that SO ' n t fer as any practical purpose is eon- ] »' oerned, might as well he repealed. J ui The meeaagt girea abatiacu ef Ihs | reports of the different public lnstitn- j lions as the governor deems proper. *' In oohdnsioo Govern it Randolph J ' Uk*" "P,b* " I Which he discusses at considerable length. The following passage, are in ~ i opinion deserving repectal notice - Conforming to my duty, I submitted to tha lost Legislature the proposed ' addition to the federal constitution, L I With a view of permitting the pe-.ple - of tha Stats, In the exercise of tbelr , right, to express themeelv" upoo the 1 subject through the ebrttou of reproi eentatives to the present Legislature I i recommended that no final action be - token by our predecessors. To this • lhay acceded, and their decision, in r strong contrast with that of mbst of > tb* Statu seceding to the amendment I seamed to he "net fitting, cociaidtring ' the importance and gravity of the enbJect Involved. It tt gratifying that legists tore who |H"iaii ample power - to defeat an important political meat- V ure should have so highly regarded the > hooor and reputation of our Stale and - righto ef the people aa to omit its sxcrr to do. Tba isle . lection gave ampis ; opportunity to the adrocmlaaof utiiver- > sal Sttffrajre to pre" their views.— , The l stall la known, sad New Jersey r declares against the sebauc. And th* messaged"" as follows Wfaatovar rssalt may oeaur before - next annual mrsaaga to yon, I ftsl r aasorad our psopis wiUdaal with praa- ' , ttoal fesnsa, fearing the dnad past to - ' ' hava hseo rogfertsd totnforsncfenrfeh- -. I sd^ertadpls*^ | | | n -| £

Kill then Orr.— The recent t»r- i j rible cases of bydrophohta la Cauiden ,h rounty, hare incilcd quite a slaugh- ,, tor among the dog.. The W. J. It.,, la say. 'that not leu than alxly dogs w ware killed on Sunday, the 2ndto.L, so gtaat hnd become the oxrikmeuL— " J, Twenty wets killed In mddodfleM, and forty In and about Snow Hill, aud : m the work still goes oo." It ia a great j pity a little of this excitement is pot felt J all over the country. There are tboun sands of utterly worihir" cure, run - tr nlug eboet. reuUngrtlng Ute ilVeS of I the persons who maintain this nnissrww , r and compelled to pay it, there tnighl not be so many shocking cures of hy- • drnphobla oecarring every year. TnE CDMINO II ILI.es -SUM. — A T temperance pnrty in New Uamspinhas nominated s preacher IbrCiovernor. i •• The millennium will he ou.ns when rr- " ligiou and temperance can carry a po- 1 ^ U Ileal ekctlou, even in staid and sober i >- New Hamspire. >s Til* SIiorb Kan-BOAD. —The New I k Jersey Southern Railroad Company i y hare offered to build onc-hAlf of thr | is shore railroad froin Tom's River to J > Tuekerton, If the people will raise the i U other half, and tliey will also rqalp ! and operate the road when built. ~ Spneial Notices, John IV. Lycutt, B urs, ACcutfT, flat axo lu a tro<a JMtSiScX Aticxr, .. Cmbroax.1. j i- A °*WP- * J "ww^isrewSS>.5jb.f Pst^^Mwretoi i , |re' Cwsrer^s^At *M"nssr«^iS«J,L.ts2. . h S. **^** * S.s, H..ius4,l N-. *» Ai.k .tisvt, nUsiUL [> No .harv* (srsssail&.il<>i> l.lVs-, (ririsuir.pl i'ln. J ! * ''■ta'.^sw.ir (w^rojlilor bsnsirtb-i ' **** *|>j>l'ti^|' w'tss's^o'. C-- > ir» K

i sro^sroyMOr(iw.iofttl w | SSSSSSHjic j I sro.iM j 1 ■raSfe rot kj IkJ'lHrerci To.M ol'ta ^si^M»IU^rae©ss^..St^.lu,^ rewpjuaTy ■*nT^r>p"re » I*1 ' ,mni. ggggggss...1.:: '"2™lro. *" zr'rf i*" I : i rori'sul^t reiIS?"r's*A re!*' "" '' ssfebf sll'TsW"' *' "" 'Z.' New Advartitementt. '(t*" "H?" *" worth much and GOOD WORDS. FROfl SklV ILLimtTID. BBU4 ky Iwaaa MmIm*. D. B. THE JANUARY PART, ' ss '-£2jl0p--e^£ It rna'TiiuMOTHrns *r tk» Bar, , lit nnw Qrjartm'v! COajSi?y^ x*° A WsSjOs-'r ."tiy a SjpEss™. T»m CHaisTi.KiTv or rue raxsart and or tmb rurvatt n> Hrery AUTO, D. n, »u W Csatsr n aoIrioaxtNi Mtfirut^airo HOW i SBSi'TU^Vw re.uk a. tk. xt g^g^T'rero- uy^re. xil Tit* raVrsCH serosa »vosv or rr. wicaxL «r r. m. am, inu."H". . SS&iSSSSfKI Wiir.flftiT m "gffl items: SSg-^g-^greg^ a SS ;

I Leaoh&Ware's GoIuibb « ~- 'piIE LABqp- AB5OTTMKST d, ! .. o r tt HARDWARE * J . / ... , IN SOUTH JEKSKT. :! - ■ LEACH Is UIIF.T f- - . ;; ' ■ A.' • § fe re | frt r e- ' r 7 JK> . c ►' 2 1 CD « rr ! - ►- m m . V a S » «- s : \ i is I \ s 5 5 ? S ™ * ; , gHD WEIGHTS, ■ADH CORD. , BASH n i l. IE", xttn i. ocR*. - | NASH NSTEKEM H! XT ?tis- — - — r. LEACH a WARE'S. •r s ' r © ? a* fc • x ^ -T i 5 r- ^ 3 2 § h t ■ .12 U-aJ-«S . ! j <-h * j: S•■i .3 O 2 i 5 I ^ ^ i ' i 5 S ■ I j poui; PI. AXES, Jack PIdiim, Smooth Plnnon, Mltra Planes, i Brad Plaurs, Rabbet Pinnae, Double and Single • Plane Xi'ons, !

I LBAI H A- WAKE**. I if ~:7TKi ; ll 'i -i 5 F I f = • I :j ff'SSi : „ | ? s ? 5 1-8 ? f •? £ S • S£sa?'S3-??J'fr i»! 1 1 r j !.■ J j j i ,8 i 1 1 ' ? I 7 J »• I.U Waal BUT Rial #f CAHPENTEHS' MASONS' farmers' tools LEACH fe WARE'S. : § ' M i £ %■ I- : — ■« OS p! 4 as §■ : £ 5 ■ : ^ M " ■ -U ^3 5 ? % M 2 3 g * 3 < QQ - a - ■ Flour ! Flour I Very Best | J-'-I .O U1L j IJV THE COUNTHY • Cheaper j Than, at Any Other Store , la Iks Count). i I.EAGH A. WAREH. | j^LI. KINDS or Croenxrioa. PUOVIKIOM s china ware, willow ware, "Wooden "W fere, «tc., i *ere 4Mb, foe. .«Js — [ j

n Cape May Builders' Mill! ! ^TE ARE SOW PREPARKD J - To Manufacture "by Steam i AT CAPE HAT CITT, SASH of ill Sub, GLAZED ir 0TH1RW1SE, Sbttttnr»e Iliads, £>oora MOULDINGS, BALUSTERS, N" ewell Posts, Brackets, AKD SCROLL WORK, ALL PATTERNS, ALSO, JOB WORK IN PLANINQ, RIPPING AND JIG SAWING, FLOOR DOARDl Ft RXTSMEO TO ORDER. LOGS SAWED INTO ANY SIZBD STUFF REQUIRED. .All .Kinds of Furniture Manufactured to order. - Tliit mill having long been a want at Capo May, wc confidently expect Uut our people will encourage homo industry, and wc pledge oureclm to giro them good work at as low pneo as any mill the country. EDGAR P. STITES & CO. KODAK P. STITES. Glajito* IV. '

A j „ — - . . . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. *i — . o Pisfekp _ ! ftT-l y® s5! ru.J7Srr',-,T' " e7R'ET»''||;1|HH ' "is'tll' jk^ *V./^ ' Vrv^lt1 Vi^'.SS.L «• ro«K*tro^«lB .11" » I s ru'TFsISiSi'l!" ! -wiSSSvs'ss fst-sl •j areHc^tiss/ 'J

Aromatic Vegetable Soap. For thr d Ucata ikin of Lodict A OhQAren ' j AGENT8! READ THIS! ~ u • wUl ra, remta . si "0 pre wrek , as* rip.ro. or s ioy . lTre reaarooA. in T^MPLOYMENT.— *'200 a month • - *■ •>rViE sjsssbjwk I I "thVsTW**' o'rf lMn'NR^ANO 5SS I i^^^sse^sjssjjs: • ~ ^ j SS'^iL-iSraSiS | gSSSS" SlsIS't. rpH K MAlilll AGE RING —Essavk ., "ox r- hujuZl I iB. SHIITIIS, u,lta*L, IltUtcr., SSSiSSfESSig^ ^RYCnOM ANCI^ JF*«.-mATio^ avail! gMV,'ja.tA *- - f noon Aonttm wshtkd rot j STBCUSWfi i!ID TRHHPDS or iP.T. BARNUM ntSSu* lAt»tnsa.°MS*TMro'l^Xasts i j y ICR'S •- : Hill GDIDI ran 1871. I f^2SL5»K . i:r or i-«LO«» ... i I b^lk. Ml U.ullliU, ■■ m.U i.lLrsjst | Cui.TL'ar. or i-uiweu * vegftsblx* . ] *^'*7 tx " c'sVr., «i-s i. I isnna vicx. n» n»nn, a. v. s' i

Clothiers. . SPECIAL ANHOmiCEMHTF ! ; EDWARDS , The grand sncccm ;*Wdi hnshttcndedonr '• Gil rat Sale daring A the month cf Decenther, IfiB'J, has Induosd , us lo cominus II until • . LAWRENCE of "?! , M lulcrClolhlngitsold I U's have about 40,000 i : Great Sale Stock yvton hnnil. con- ] "sens, 1 1 wo, ooo rAM^i < I OOLLARS CXOTHINd. 1 1 1 |or all descriptions of , ' I worth or |onr cclehralod moke, ■ |out without regard to 1 1 READY- MADE Mwrtlll lj Clothing ; * ; I 2S CITIL — 11c win ai* I wars sell Clolbint to

jCMiMjSyS- " 1 1 - • i LOWEIt lit ICES 1 j i ^ ■rani' in FhUaJclphlo. ' ' ' l[ H14. M.»l>klswre.re ! GREAT ATTRACTION* I ; 'fall ahb w htep. lothuio. 1; I. H. SniTII'8 STORK, ;J ciwrns and CAsatacat. . LAOiir CLOAxnrcs, okntt rCRNiXHiaG coons. r BEX.VKTT fo CO., j Haw Stylo Fnll 4 Wi;:ter Clothing. J L- '***?*?' . R | JraAT H.S' I " **"• , j A THIEF. * rsTcsnlm ©Is auauis.Ts.ss|IM,|'4 rt*! ^ ' ssW »T sU Dnig*UM- i.*II WOLWTT^Sro ; BEST LABI VET ORGA5I | [at lowest raicxa. * v1'' v"7v I 'i.'iiiZ as* .ILVIS MKDAI a of MkS. Mrtrel pre- ' »'«.«, ■' p»Ioi-l(,*l inSmlfi.l ropHIM. wnatos yssre. irorots* is. xufoi «. Ik. , ss.vSw.s'.^zs; - Swh<iH?CJro!^ixA.M!» i ; ; ^iJ£ocTAV^Sl5itit, nSBp Sre? mm !• j * . ' rr- i.«iro^r«p' »r kos m . rei IMs. '

HOTEL8. COTTAGE BY THE DBA, ^rofe j*n mux, PMfrtoUr, 1 . T'.'W. ^7j©Tof" filter.. J IX1TID STATES HOTEL. . "(LAfi kidoocooiri;, FOOT OF WALNUT HTltFltT, ^swy tk.j^xaiCAj^oa_ tc a tor* ah OfLmisre-', j ARCH STREET Ho CHE, ^-OSSISreASCHlt. k DLL. WAS! Are- "*■' PHI LA DX LPS if IBASLI. W. LOCEE, . *" l> i ' , &yW*iH^taiiskroSu?iaiimy "* f PACIFIC HOTEL. . 170, 172, 174 A 170 Greenwich Street, ] Our Door store OoOlaodt Jkrrrel, 'I'lf^uimiresi^^^MM^/uirrs© "whIS 'nre^risr si tkis tores. ... m -f1* »"'4s 4©ssiii.ilr .tpshs4 w.tk ® "tore Ini.Ism. (.Ui thf ■ i. ikf*.».T 1 ^ ';^,Cl^^VreV^TB,,,ro«rof,:'!| Boots and Hats. R E-OPENED ! - T'is.'XrM.Kiv.vs^svj'J BOOT, SPE anfl HAT STORI, " | On Hansloa at,, nrnr Jarkton, , J Id Opprelts lb. Ocssa Wsvs ©Ore, sr.2 ts. Jul I 10 rrere.re s a.. ...retmf.l of l S* FALL AND WINTER GOODS, | "n ©preso*. Lvilre S* h lanJiiareO to' j ImUre- CMff Jlj L-red Sc.^, Lsdl..- j s .rol" ^W^iKr« J EIS to. Ml rev. Turk., Orel " to, Mlresf Mtnrere do.. Hi....- . .sariirtfRis, « ' (sLTsawisgdfefegsii i

: Hat. - And Oapt for Mm aad Boyt- "* a u r. .tit*. i Real Eatate. i I1EAL EITATU I «. B. SWAIN, 1 1 Surveyor, Conveyancer, | Real Estate Agent j CiimBniii Lots & Farms, I ~ FOR DA LB I ~ ~~~ " ^ raol * re" «h. jme .remcro ! : iohn.ON. LOTS FOR SUE !| ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS, . Grant, Hodfi and Congress Streets, Broadwai-rififTlkeinrnglkr ^ R. H. HfVAlR. Agent. Millinery, ato: Cape Islii Millinery Stare. MRS. 8. HAWKINS Men'a Hata and Capa, La* j diet' and Chlldrtn'a Furs, SlM.,.k Wreklsalss •' •' > kre J..I received sfrrekiapplp .( millnrr) Goads or Ricrj Dr.rrlpllon, lad idf rots aid diesk TklVHlKML: i a" '• Hi in- ci r* u 4 call. ■"""V- ■ I riu ik> wiim rasbio.x*."" ^^xurar,.tir.,'te,s , 1 're -re p. J re f) "x . 1 " - JWI PHISTIVi - NEATLY And PROMPTI.T ! ; Kkscolcd at thr j J _ — '--WAVRH ORPtWI, -il ;| 1 = ■ !

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