CAPE MAY OCTiAiS WAVE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1! fl\

ditr ifltrm Wart. "• )■ . - ___ 'ti »«V II Ynnr. In Ydiann-. w "v. — — -i <4 C. S UAGRATH, Ed.tor * .iligpl; £:-pmStSi'SSi^ : Wi-w!.. tU. ttnwunj ixpni. of ' th, "•mill ""ravIUs Formers' Club (rum . •u; unload*, and trust we .'hall ««n j fa-irtlMt their weekly rtunloua hawtvsunwri. It maybe, souremf gra'IfleoUnii to liar member* of the f d U know dial- iu looking off our ( wlut "Mr. Uo-aod-so vaid la n-latioa ' in tli» crop, or that method of tuanuriu.:. alihe L'apr May Fanncn' Clubot - alb *-arOk." Tbeee remarks urr _ - .Ifa-i- .! hen: ouil there, brrailcut , ur tl« couotry, anil by and bje likr , ill.- "bread ant upnn the water. • will , M> lu-anl from, fa-wring an abundant , rvrsl. The members themselves do but * .mail proportion of Uw , beneficial results accruing from Unit |w.ii-. •vnrthy cflbru in advancing th< igrfcultural Interests of Cape May.— Ami U fa gratifying to in to too the la- , rrrastd iiunifa-rof association* orclulw ui.it U log formed throughout tbecouu- , try. (Air It ulkril or by the farmer* fa-wrr Towaahlp and another by , , ile'i*- of Middle Prorred, gentle toe n, Midi y.nu »rpuii<alinaa,andado|«lbr , "impk-Hl forma posalhlc. Get -ood ifa-cr*— live men who win n.A Ruilr gel diaoouragnl at trk-flre. , tt> think a farmers' dab Bhuuhl inrlndc aaoiea a. well a* men in iu n-cmfa-rshlp, and that all abonld be , pUred on ua equal footing, au that the . I t'/o c.nlJ work together or eqwralely aa the uccaaiou might erom to require. . farmer*' dube If conducted rightly. r.iou'4 but he productive of much good. F.t|» riooee show* that such organization*. Where every member ran speak freely and relate the result of hlr ex- !«• rlr nre, an) more beneficial than large . eyaihroun Buddies whose energies an-c-vjctiifad in getting op a single nuuual exhibition. There ought to be farmer'* club. established iu every adrool dU. trirt in Ibrouuaty; they might ho cum- , biunl wilb debating societies, ami tliu* ■me • \ .ring ineadi week could bo mot! pr JiuUj >|»-Ut by congrogaling at , the . ■ h.kc'liou**'. liMculug and Uking , ]ort in the debate*. It I. tha* that tbe , miod acquire* new ideasaod h encour'J'lien those dub* are the bet evt- ' doiKv that con be produced of tho im- , proved moral* of tho farmer. When . mat, Ivcoums Wdal in hi* fading It <j t- a tdgn of contentment, ami when , any one 1* contented there le not much , in this world to got beyond it In this aspect tbe*c aarembllug* harr a happy and tranquilizing rlfact , It bring* Mod* and neigbbor* oftener together, than which uothing hoi a more aoflcuing Influence in promoting , lurewacd friendliness and good-will , among families whoae buslw*. of lile , 1* tbe name and wboao permanence of residence ia aeldont ili*turbed._ I A Woxitjjtin. "9TATOO."— Tbe 1 good people of Trenton have lately had 1 quite an Interesting time over tho un- ' t'lllngofaalatueof Wnahiogtoo. The "talttc afomnid waa tin- wofk of a Mr. ' Thorn, of Rockland County, in Ute ' Stjite of New York, and waa cootlib-red by tb.. country people ot the vklnlly a* quite a wonderful ipeclmcu of hn ' man skill. Iu Brat petition nt in ! Mr. Thorn '« garden or cornlWkl. probably to frighten predatory crow*— ' after which, by *otun Uule art known ' to Ncir York City Valbcr*. it waa pur- 1 chased by that city and accorded a ' poaUion iu front of the City IUU, wlwre it *erred chiefly aa a perch for l».y» during dlaplaya of fireworks, political meeting*, review*, and the like. There it remained until the people <wuld no longer endure *oeh a libel j u;ani the Father of hie Country, when " it .•nsrrmaved.andaftrrbeingloiiched ' up and somewhat improved, It iu* , leen "unveiled" ia Trenton. Weing- t gr*t that the iu*criptioo, "ThL* h • Wa.«hlngtoo," be |dacnl upon It, hat 1 iIk simple-minded ibould take It fur J llrolhcr Jay, gf the Sca/iaef, done up c hi brown stooc. I WW—- 1 Tun Xatio\al Am-Ijx* svrnv- d W. nre pi— *.l -re hmrn by \ advice, from Fhiiadelphia. that the ■ National Air- Line Railroad is not to ' he. It waa grnrrally stand on Hatur- ' urday bnt that the contract for build- a ing the read, which had hem awarded ! to Mr. K», of that dly, had been can- j <«IM. Thl. sudden and unexpected ' ehauge of frnot, ha* been, it l> alleged, c brought about by the determination ot [ tlm IVmuylvania Railroad Company ; :,> leaae the Camden and Amboy Rail- J rwd. Many of the wormmt Mru J« ,.f ' the National line getting wank-kneed | at the proapect of the propoaed Imae. ' ileiihmtely hacked down. It may he > that the portiee hitereeted hope by thl. . dodge to get a charter through Coo- ■ 3ttwe this winter, and thereby obtain trip, both dircctlyaud indirertly, from i Tn* Was.— There le no now* nt | Fn.^. Jd«wr|e>. ,«• o. j from Uw l.uxoniboarg precedent, a Inter hi the iwutrai IViwero may sooo .agUauhesImharetTiH«IL«l0,B^ 1

ran uen» acnnei. T»<s*UAW"0.^ W„ „ I wae glad to tee hi yowr last iaaoea tl eomnwmtottlcm from Mr. W. R Smith. A cfTji mml'« Inlet, upon the Temper- •> qneetlon, snd to know that he ' •und* op squarely be reform; and I „ wi*h tha other Influential men of Uw * county would follow hla example and h not themretvr* upon rteord. that we ' may knew their wmUmcnU upon thi* great qoeetinn of the day. ^ t I thhik. however. Mr. Smith it tome- 't what in error in hla »tatement Uiat Uw ' Government of l^e United State* [ anthnriae* the aale of spirltnous , liquor*. In iU revenue law. it Ironnw* t a tax Upon all dealer* in liqiiAr, whole. ' •tin ami retail, and the -liren*c issued f by the cnlleclnr I* droply a oerUflcete , show that those law* ^ve beep i complied with. That it doew^iot utth « U^- State law* regulating the *aie of J liquor. I* no lougrr a qocntion of douU. , tome thfro or four year* ago thl* point wm* raised in the State of Mauaehu ' sells, while the Prohibitory Uw was io forte, by certain parties who cUimoi ■ (Ik right to tell intoxicating liquor* In defiance of State Uw. upon the author- . i ly of a National license. Jhpffourt* 1 .r the Stalli .lrolrd this OfcnpUoti, i and the case waa carried to the Subrem. , sJourt of tbe United Stales for Attic- I lucnl. Thi* C'port emphatically Wi- ■ uriuod the decision* of the State Court*. ! and decided that tbe Nalioual I-ic.ro-- ( 1 aaa for revenue purpose* only, absl - could in no case be so construed aa to , icniiit the sale of liquors in uppusltiou ' If there be (lartim in thi* county sell ing liquor by retail upon the authority , ' at such revenue license* only, I trust the teiujicruuce men in their vicinity 1 «lll proixed against theni for vioUtiou ot the license Uw. A few cases of this i sort coming up before oar Count] ' t'ourt would be so settled as to produce ' uemsticial roanlts. > quantitks of nut less than one quart ' isnutdrrivrdfiuniXatiunallegulatiuu, 1 not from tl*: Uw* of tbe State of New ' Jersey which |iermlt such aalc with- ' out a license.— (Nixon** Digrst, 1th ' tdiuoa, "Inns and Tarerns," Section* ■ SI and 3U.) It U U> he regretted that ■ aucli a Uw exists, and 1 treat thouom- ■ tng IwghUtnn: will speedily repeal it. Wilb regard to further kgisUtion 1 upon the sale of Intoxicating liquor*, it ' is well known tlial the lem|eranco men ' vl tbe Stale Intend seeking such legl*- ' latiou again this winter at they did 1 last. Rut there U an obstacle before ' ua. In all previous attempt, wo hare - uuen met at tho very outset with the ' question, " Why do you not invoke the ' laws already cnactodf" This queatiun " e iwnnoi satisfactorily answer. There 1 is no denying the bet that our preaeut ' hceusu Uw U exceedingly stringent, ' (and I doubt, Mr. Editor, if uoe-lwlf ' of our temperance men know it* provisions ) neither can wo deny that our ' Stale J udgea are willing and even anx- ' mua to euforre that Uw to the letter. S cases very rarely come before them, in this the temperance men are la 1 bull in moil inataneea. We do nut ' cuter our complaints and invoke tboae Uws to reraody the evlU existing. If ' we are in basiDesa we fcar to Incur tbe 111 will of the violator* of the Uw, if wo are Clergyman w e tear our popo1 tartly will sufler; if Physicians, wo | shall sulfa in our practice ; IT neighbors, do (ear making an enemy, and \ to un until there is nobody left to complain. We aeem to bo looking for n that will enforce itself, and thus relievo us of all responsibility in the matter, bnt we shall look in vain, foe matter what Uw* may bo enacted, IT we tail to make It our baalncwa to sec thai tney are vigorously executed, the mutts w» hope for will not be reached. 1 I do not mean to amy that tho exist- 1 ing Uwa are all that could be desired, or all we ought to hare, but let us, as men, have them rigidly enforced, and then, with such further aid ' from the legislature aa may be twees- ! ■ary, wa shall begin tn are some abate- ' meul in tbe eviU caused by this "sum of ail hutnan villainies." (i«o. 11. WlonT. ] Cxra Ma v Cm, Jan. 8, TL , in w jrwacr roar ornccs. From the new Post Office Register i just issued it appear! that there are ■ about 850 post ostlers in Now Jersey, of which have been made "roowyurdcr offices." The saiartes of the i postmaster* range from BS80U at Elizabeth, to the Insignificant sum of CI tn 1 setvral tnstouces bnt llUie over JOU < pay the postmaster fllOO per annum, and about 75 of this number do nut I reach jauo. Ilrreumlcr U a list of the offices faying UaO and upwards under the late re-adjosuncnt of saUrlea.— " t'boae marked with a * are mooey -oroffices: I Cgrr^';:' ''E ' KsasteS.aBfc^'s : SR?ai."X"! reua*»wT?... : S ossSsirsnti*' mw gTiasa.'".. .! Wa'i'i1' I* .Ji MffKeSLl""'' *2 Is MS ' In several iWaacsa iu It*- above t:i-

Mcaasr. MBnsx. I • r.s WOror4fA.On.MmI paiunhn tlinwj'f nur rolnrani a mosvrnenl U now on f.wt unter tha aaapier* of tfar «tale Tetnpertteamtv "f New Jersey, to eirvuts teprti Hons asking onrLewtstature "to j -nact a Uw permitting the legal vnt-r* of each Township or Wand to drelde at their annual town roreUng. wtwth-r Intoxicating Uquors shall hoRowrod" . IT) "to be sold ee o for rowWthtn the " honndartet of said township or ward." u We are ted to suppose Ansa IhU thai , the friends ot Temperance mean tn take the power of licensing I'wu and (roe vs. 'rora the eonrta and municipal authorWe for their action, and giving it to the i oeopie who are responsible only tn ; 'Iwrntelvra, and tlw great real- wily of hum isrr nothing about it. IthaaMRi tried in vnrinus Sut's and has ivw rrsnlted in anything but ho]. lr*s fail- 1 In any no* of tlum. It strike* at I , i he licensed vendors of Hqonra. over whom, wc have some control, and 1 lea toi untouched tho far greater num•»t upon whom the bsw. aa- administered. gives os no power to speak of. Yonr correspondent. Mit roctTU in his communication last creek rrfars to hit same matter, and II Is to It I desire t" call the atteotiona of yonr Good Templar readers. A man who geta a tavern license ■ must have at (oast some show of re- i , sprctability or respnotiWIltv. He ! . must have tin errtiflcate of ;,at hast j 1 two reputable freeholders In your city , and twelve Iu the townships, that hie ' of good repute for hnnrstr and aobri- 1 . etjr, and la possessed of a certain ! : . amouov-of property. He most givr j . hinds for the keeping of hi* house no j . " /wSg to the laws, and lie f irf. its his ! I bond and hit license by summary pro- . ) C SS If he violate* the regulntloo* hid I , down for the conduct of Ms business, i . Rut mm, mm e can sell liquor* in any quantity exceeding a quart; or ale. or i ■ beer, or eider in any quantity what- 1 - I ever, without llcrnsc; and to eons— j l qneoce of this there arc at hast tiro j , "saioons," ami 'jug tarerns," ami ! , ' "reaiauranU," where any one ran gu j 1 sod get drunk at his rle.i.nre, to .-n.- i , s iicrnw-d tavern . In Uw township I reside there are | ' two of these, to the one liccn.xl by j , (he county courts, who sell under rev- 1 enur receipts granted ley the United ! ! 1 States revenue i-.ilh.-Mr! Tlwro ease. - , t are everywhere-, and throughout th.- 1 . titate we hav* from eight tn ten thou- 1 1 ' sand of these drinking dens, law* 1 i ' than two thousand protnblv are ii- ' • c nsrd by the rsrarts. and (he State , 1 Temperance Society proposes tn stop : , , the tide of drunkenness, paupertxn. , and crime. In- attempting to cut off tin ; , trade of tlie fcw, and leaving tbe mauy • to go acnt-(Wv. If this is not "mak- ! . Ing angur hokw with a gimlet." what i , , i*f ; i But they say. "w* will eaforec the bws against selling without liewnso " I . i Then, why not do It nowf Tho Uw , - is open, the Judge* are generally favor- , , a We; If you can do it at anv time yra . can do it now. Why dun A you try iu I hare, and I know it don't begin Iu ( c '"(hlr present law aa license is a fail- ] ( un-, not so much because of its defects | as because the people of New Jersey , are determined it shall be so. Its pro- . ' visions, thoroughly enforced by uniu-d t public sentiment, wool J do away with , nine-tenths of the liquor traffic of the ' State. It is sreak and faulty in many , ' iustanevs; bnt the people choriw: that It - shall be even weaker than Iu lettrr. It . r is at least (Illy year* in advance of the ( . Inhabitants of the State instead of being . as all law. should be, the ret!.-ction of , ' their public senlimenu And the re- : ■ llinn. ir it Is ever to be made, las got , > to ts-gin with tbe people rather than . l with the law. Wtwu (ley deU-rmtor , that the man who sells Intoxicating liquor ia a public eneuiv, any law will . ' answer. Till tlieo we may enmrt Uw, ' s by the ear-bad ami they will lie on . t the abelvsa like our laws against pro- . . . fane swearing and -Sshhath breaking. I Ac., Ac.,— dead letters. TKMrERAKCC. I lawn ann i Mrai' ituibwt cow- , C'AMUSA. Hero ulber Iltli, W7U. j I'arsuant loan InsAutuin extended by W. F. Allen. FAqTTsjiuiiih-r or | ' gentlemen met this day at liu>«fflu- or ' i r tho West Jersey Railroad Company, j , tn consider tbe expediency of organic- , . Ing a Land and Improve n wot Cnm- • pony, to operate at or twnr Mantua , ' Station, on the West Jersey Railroad. | . Oo motioo Horatio .1. Mi, If-.nl w., . . choarn Chairman and George J." Rob- , bint. Secretary. ' After a thorough cxiuvseha of opin- | ' Inn. ami sutrrw-nl being made tn ; - William F. Allen, showing tho condi- i I Hon of the land of Mantua, its leealian I „ and priee at which it could he secured | it wa* on motion or Cbarir* E. ■ Elmer : i RrsoLvm, Thai the Chalmmn of this masting appoint a cosnmitlre ot fire persons to mature a pbin 6ir tlw srganixatlonnfaC'ompanr (o purchase , the land at Mantua, and to form a I -sod - . and Improvement ■ ompany tn oprratr t the same; and that the rommlliee be , authorized to procure subscriber* to r the same, and In report at an adjoom- , rd meeting of Ibis body on Monday, c , llMh Inst., at tl A. K., at this office-. , The Chairman appointed the follow- i . log genilemen as the committer;— , . WUiian F. Alien. Wm. J. Sowdl, i George Wood, Ixwis MulAsrel ami I Same- ! A. Whitney. I , On motion this meeting accept an i I Invitation of W. J. Scwcll to visit | < ■ Mantua Slotlou, by apselal train, osi • Monday, Dee. Huh. at Ma. and i, adjourn to meet at that time. ThoahoTCBanwdmsamlttae reported , through Mr. Whitner tnanadjioinied , mmlngheMou Mnuday iaal. a u . , i for forming a company to be onpuilzed , ' coder tha general Incorporation art, | | with a capital of fllSO.OOO, divided tub. ■ i • SOOO shares ot tSU each, to be peid in ' | instalments aa required by the eontpaoy. A body nftand, embracing tbi- : > farm* of Charles Sure and IVu rKier. ; Dilks' little mill praperty and some i other nhtaa -notqnlte OKI acres at a [ euat of leas than (70.000. ■ The meeting then adjourned to Yt a- ; ! (hn property ntJfanina Station, hav- 1 ! ing been taoderad a train flu* that pur- : i pooa by the Weal Jersey Railroad Un ' After walking over tbe land, and .-*• , .mining iu locality, advantages Ac., > the meeting organized again at the ■ ! Station n.mae, with Mr n. J. Hnli feed, of Bridgrtnn. in the chair, ami 1 ■ Mr. George J. Bobbins, of Camdm. i I , Secretary. Nearly (3U,i*jo won tub- ! > scribed In tlso fcw minutes the psrtv ' 1 remained at the station. The location r chosen for tbe new town is a vera- • 1 beautiful one. The ground '* Try high, overlooking the surmanditig I country, with healthy hrreaes and , z- ; roll rot Rater. From the known en- : J ergy of tlw gentlemen at Uw head of I the enterprise there is no doubt of lu s CbKHftHII H«AT*.— Tha pracliee I J of onotastlng the Mto of mrrotwri uf | 1 ■ Coogreas br d.-lratcl candidates who I ; • think they baro a chance oT srrunng , i from the Himsr the prize which the 1 ■ people failed to beslnW una them, baa J heenme a very serious abuse. Tliirtv ' eiertion mromltlro uf the present ■ Hoaw, and the prospect for Uw Fnrty- » second Congress is said tn he tart little » better. In salaries akine over fi.Vi.1100 • waa pnkl to khsae contestant* in the i ; - mueb -te ns t„ | am alrme coat t^Triy ! rr.OW. In view of those nenom

Doltbius VECETABlEmn\ A Osier *s i DmrJ ng •'-« wfil in Br» las Bali or lsjerf Xit noxi. It uaLre Hair soft and fine, restoriog iu uatnral cuLr will <nt dyeing, by imparting a bsait'ui sad vigoroas , growth, IT B iLWCnUT?. ssuo »Tm flnrtfaftLMA I Hone gsuniae withant my aignatars, : I and I pal my nam* to ro goods that are not of sarpasviiiy i zeelleec* Tha Now Jersey Slate Teachers' Association, cniniinsing traele-rs of | tuth seaes, nut in the Court Il-use. | Uaunlen.iinThBrsdivonnuwrek.Bnil I wa* called tn order by the President, I Prof Rreckenhridge. of Newark. Tbu As««-uiti'.n was wrleraned to , v'snslen by Dr.Jauiei M. Ridge, Prrs1 ident of tbe Caimlcn Ilotnl n( Pktoratu*«, who ctueidntnl tie- progress of education in vsn-sis onolili. urged j the neertslty ot more ticorous rff-rts in advancing pupils, ami tlw utmost rare In pacing th-m in the right rood I to learning from the beginning. i President. Hreckiubridge tlwn dei ir-' red the o;snlog mblr-ss. He said: .j those prvaent who bare been ! rears » liich" ^is'ireradarina^ h« I I existed. What n duncu lias taken 1 place in the public opinion with regard to them. Then it wa- sakl. New Jersey [ was half a century fa-hind tho age in educational advantages; but within the ' past fi-w jcara. |>>riiaps in no Stale of | the Union lias innor nrogp-sa tern r j made. In same jiarta ofNew England. J long before No» Jerwy ha I anything , an organization. ' j The.quratiuli of •-.■oinpulsory nttenf i lianit" at tfae nubile school* was taken 1 < ' Prof. Apgar considered it the i most impirtanl qoraliisi at po -rnt 1 ; cninccted snlh the aiirancvmrat of tbe ' ; school*. Sixty-six per cent, of the ' j whole number of rhildren in tlw -State - • ■ enrolled on the list ol schools, ! but not more than forty-seven percent. ; | attended. This altrnXinro should fa that I ncrra-c would fa- by the Lrgiab- ' tare of a law enforcing such altendHevsral otlier speaker* took strong ; ' grounds In favor of ouoiitabofy edocaUuo. coutrnding that the iuoresu of ' the ebikiren; the parent* ami tho Stale 1 itself deiusmli d it. Tbe ev cuing era- . Slon wa>> isx-uuied by the delivery of an : address by II. II. Price. Superinten- ' deut of Publie Scbivds, of New Uruns- ' 1 wick, on the sobjsrt— -Tho Holies and ; ttcspoosibtUitcs uf Parent* and Tench- . \ as Educators." On Friday morning tin- Association I ' nwmbVd. and was called to order ' by the President. A number of gentle- , ' siibj-cta Qua of wliidi was ''Mats ' our lidtub, ami how to remedy 1 Until." Than followed a discussion 1 on "Good order tn Hchoofa. and menns ' by which It may hu secured." Tnis ' subject tiukss ide rangs «f discussion, ' ami was pretty th iroughlf ventilated. ' Yariotts modes of- pnuishmenl were 1 aliudnl to as rtHei nt in preserving ' gmsl onl-r iu tlie public sebuots. Uor- - . poral puiii-him ol was tliougbt. iu , . nuiuy instance*, as uwsaary, when ! failed, riuap-nii-uis from the privilegi-s of the arbunls Were likewise enusiifared j ! vlfatl.-e. I Tlie afterumai awl evening session. I i were taken are wilb various matters r ; pertaining to tfar interests of .duration r ; snd of Uw Assraaaiiou. Adjournal. -I Ijmscrfn-' Mahazim: f..r Jan1 uary it a tnprrb tramlvr, as, I win d in < matter ami make op, are all the pull- , ■ tiniQon* oflheevlehrated house man ' which It M isau. d. Grmt rxptviat o s, ■ may be nitiiaiallr in.lulgnt tor its fit- ; lure, and It fa exceedingly gratify ing ■ the pride of I'lilfadclphl ana ami tu1 jt; thta fast ami t.-st Atti-nqit I en so unprvceJnolly sueerssfut. The following bthetabk-ofcontrnts: Tbe Red Fox, a brau-lfol pathetic atnry.eontalnlng a striking picture oT I ladlan chanietrr, byUtara r. titoru1 *ry; An Aiis-rican's Christmas in ' Paris. n lively sketch of Uie emtiariass- | irents of an American unaiinalntrd 17 with the French, by (Vila l- vin Kel- ' logg; Whom all thing* Name, a |<em > funuded isi MolwnilroreUn U-gcnd, tiy ' HrRru Host wick; the lWirltniic, ■ Dreuin. a masterly article on thi: Eosti cm question, rich In curious tart, ami | novel view., br Meplien Power*; A | ' trip to JMioucv, an Intarvstinvr ac- ■ : oaiut .if the ouly visit ever made by nu . I , Auwriaui tn the rity of Abomry. by J. I ; W. Wataoa: Hathaway -trange .ir tbe • • second of January, a spirited ami napi , li rating sb>rr in two part*-, Lite, a | : phasing ami tb.aiglilfti) poem, bj- M. ; I ; 11. K-; ScriliMcs afamt Rio, a Wry able ; I and Interesting nrticle. repleto vrlth • anecdote* of tho Imperial family and ! I .swrt. by Rofa-rt T. Walah, formrriy I { S-eretarv of the I-vgutlou at the Court i 1 i-|rni-||| 1 1 ii m, .asssaslnlax stary • I ! of Southern life; My Hoaseki-eiiine In | i ! Rome;* description ..f dories tie Ufa In i tlw Eternal city, by Pauline E. Ilenrv; ; I Tlw Industrial ami Financial tfisctaar - the Franco- Prussian sear, a vulimble I , and exhaovtive |wprr, distinguished , : for the securer]1 of Its statement* and I I fuilnroa nf it. details, hv David A. ■ Welis,lstc sp-.-eial (-laumlasiooer of the Revenue; Old and New, a poem appru- ' priata to the re,,. -h. :.J Ediar Fawrotf Boy*, a.vrry amnstrur sketch, by A. G. j Prun-.onr Moiitlm '---sip; Ut-m'-crr . j fef the Iky. , j Ire am in (•lAckxi. PniK— The I : jajrstryrwWSJr! 1 1 Geaeral Juan I'rini ,, lofw many year. 1 , j 1 taken *uiu-llve[ssrt In th.- |..(ltieal ; . and military affairs of -pain, died on , ; the night of the anth at Madrid, from l : the efforts ,t w-eiuils receivrd three I r , days fa-fee, when In. was shot at aa he I , wa. driving homew ard rromthet 'one*. I . (Ire shot, taking effort. It was sup-"' . l-o-rd at Brat lliat the wounds sroulil i . ml prove serious; but amputation of; f bis hand which wa. much Isre-r.lcl, : , ; was necessary and fad to fat.) results, i Tn» Nct Uuctstt.— The luu-ereti . ] in fa*.* of forming a mw r-rtimv nut aIU< J I Pronilnrni ineu ill rai-ti of the nfarni cowntkw.rekaown to favor it, and a bin , I will t» lotrealural mrty in lb- sesrinn, r which will be argn! b)- a *ire«ig Ioia,y. ) ; It is regvled a. a lis d fact that Vuitl land a ill be the nnuiuy seat, and tlw ex- • wiBre"1 hlreta'Sb^.111 M* 1 i Hons., will tw cape fat champion of the j . - county utm-rnamt. at Trenton, , | (Ms-wtntar, and ..if! hare Mr. I.r.o ll, , ' MOtinK-lW; to 'mrmirer*! j : , Ggrnao Cat noes.— The an- ' tMyi^"ta."V Im- 1 ' j I I

Specitl Notices. I _ jut. ..cyztat* Aoi.vcz cafti v J r:r.r« too or? rivets KT> ! '* I B i i ! j . ; i | S j ; I . j 1 " "'inura Kl -1 ^s*a^»^eS,i. ss< | ' joiin p. ircxitY. I I * I on.ro >: I-I .irr, xzv ro«*-. | j /A ARK1EO... i si IS, brore-e rerssls, s, Besl ^ ' ! is < ssrsitaa *ltk brtnt ntttimm (o is ' ■ Uiiw wSSlI' tas raraqu'sr'Vwktav prasd ! - raaiJs. '(» M«1 w"' •Mfawirt'ttare i'Sufl . j eowpSns s* ot tiiHwitsr d sonu] ins, - 1 [ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 F°" "" SV, erst Goon LOTS oa a.sk, Ui*s4 ssc r I. Inlr. Wsisls sis* X HOUSE AND IXYT 1 Hiiln u. m,i l'vIsbiii Hms (an ' "rel' H UoCmM ol *CSsIr ' re. vol Uw .I.I.O M' w Ms*), will beo>Usl I "emew JAWC VKT sn*. ».d (tn L , ■< ere o ileta * ■- Its kslri ml LrerM - ^raVs^ffsy-^^issia. »u I ; v iM»Hlii.,iiwif tas*.satuiarasas J r-sa&«a^?i55.taJf? » be- lore,. ,U — sr Is— Vsy Cecil Ho, », ! sJJelals* Iss's .,( D». Willis- et.i* — IM | j sfstss, assess 4, ss i raiiiic (isw** (Mna 1 j j?|s i ii i list" si r.'!rT?, .v,',?? **smssw si ! J s3 — sesTt'rereVs'l^famms UaM^'le' " CM SM^s^^iVs, ' ** ' 1 S^B53?SSvb!?S • **"**■ i .J?:* — » i Webrter's Dnsbridged Dictionary, •J i@asS&g^SsS I ! gvev, reS.I.!vir777*7U,°' "*""*1 !! v tSSziSS ■ I ip k. Ml pIV of UMsss Bsw Ujmre. , Hfa,-"-sfeg| i T "ke II sllere 'S.1. IS. ssrpstasr— wtT*"' (I ^ ""bTS I J w.fater* ■tnovu.nstsrts! ramnui. I ; ISWPs— snsSaVs. sail i«|ip m— as. : ! j5K«,cs; afgL-jsa ■■HHhHI

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HOTEL FURNITURE! jj, WUItasH4streaHeVWM-js.ee ^ TttvttaitAt, JAJruARt s. lstl, . AU. THE HUTZL rCS.MTCRr, LA PIERRE HOUSE, CAPS- MAT, 0 1, 51'2 Lswsvviswi^rt' |i imm* s?1>t' hollyi* re llsas si* rewydsd wtlk. j caps Msg, Uss. rot. IBS. e* QAUMWXU WAimtS^'[|^ ^ * w- s ^hr5SS£twa^ ^ WALtarexalta lre"unsTre,*h v. sm ( *■• yy r-* w*'; * 1' VmbSs «e Zi-*re**u, e( OSI se* II us. l, fasisn r;-i^fosiem*oiieta, "Fresrea— ., c~ roSSZTfa*"™** '"ere.?* J ^ GOD'S CIIURCII. f j ay raor. xnoch kino. o. it, i i | j T"""' ( : CARBOLIC TABLETS. P ! i I)r Wells' Carbolic TableU, ' ; « AOXXT. SOLO av paconivr. it j "tm sressfrfs? bluur ta'.'lvssluM-rey— - j ! | ,lltS le S*fa ISIS<S :,( ^ISSSMlSlill SOS IM ! i SriJt'SAl"'' E" i , xixtunvx louwiTrrr.. : j | CELEBRATED COUGH CAXDV, | , . <"fof c*m Wsy Clt, Jj \Twr|H . , . -f * ^rrxMJaiiMFM, ; ; O WAUII.M.TUK rrarcT. ;i rest «rae Hast* s( Bttawan Anna*,) J ! care MAT CtTT. : a i,"* • L'odsitskis* are* as tas ' ; PATENT BURIAL CASKETS, • irw .i-si'iiTSj uss&n : ' "Starv? y^'wsjw'i ; j J acsiosvi t— Co-. rsahMufasS' mm'i,. •res VMS May taty. dlt^' nmrm.ia tVAanui. [ fiX 00 A MONTH. ; taTt'iJtSf.'ilL'.' •' e"' «100 OB MORE A MONTH, I Ki» coxrxnTiuor^ ^xxclosive 'ramIP's I— 1 " as vsvHsfsstss i, ualred. Sisw— i svBRasa?.-^- — ' h. a curt. I bo. JU CMsts.1 ...MI, [ 4I*> r-itsJeirais. ACTIVE PERSONS WANTED. . $ O'CLOCK. : ri-'-S : L'v' ; " »QC'4 1. L it-Kim It. p«/. .4 • cm : j E I

ys-is^T - i^1 ■■ — — ' - New Adveyfiiement*. ScnooLVGx^2i%2?'^e j ^ „ „,.J * *axsi. "S7sok. ' I |WWn|M*C f I»MII7«TnltllRttX MMMU ovsoss* **••* I h&r£r£§W$p' y R — FLORAL GUIDE 1 ' H Jljl," : 1 j Uw -vtain;Ts"y^r^_tj«r^ i H'mSI,. Dsytoo. Onln i I ,\. ^S*Oslsy sn skil r»si4lB4 u So.lt ' u^ret'.". ** *-"* " bj , isSSrSKbS? i iHCbsissu si.a r. 4S4> i ; - JBW! irvts wsiSSt't. ' "°o* sSMr'wrt Mb *1" • 1 UcKisssvo MlsiralSOS Osslsol JWs— 1. • C SEXUAL SCIENCE, i ! lostaSlM MssMoo. Uea.ssMe4 sod Iksl ! si*' by rioLO. ayTTier toS ti'clK ; wBffiw.5ritiiffl8.iMap , 'I AliX TsWsoisdl— ss41sy's Ksw rres* , • i aJa-TOttE1 : r i . foajrasTl Moxxx ul lCXLV WADL kyssllra iota li^^r^lrl^^se ...re. i i SI ■ ; wfflsassysar D" - "• ■ ! ' OVERLAND ' THROUGH 1 ASIA. - ' : R°B l? UC ED PRICES. ■ Ova. C^Alb a. St* Br^-dw.], G RE AT S A VWO to CONSUMERS. • os«w— u.resdlOr riwtUs'.sMotrasr'ns

Paper SssgiiRE axaeutad. Also, EN AtaCI INS done at Reaaonabla Prlcea. Tho great advantage derived from having PaEnameled is that U can be scrabhed Uhe a board, and lasts four times aa long aa paper put oq in the usual way. 19 "Washington St., Oppocita the Ceixtre House, CAFE MAT CITY, Jr. J. GEO k G E W. SMITH , S*paotioal Paiator. GF/IMfiC, C ALCIMIN ING, WALL PAINTING, a ■T&MJf CHINA -tBHHBS And All other Painting Neatly Exneuted and Satisfaction Guaranteed. No. 19 Washington St, opposite the Centre House, Cape May City. N. J. georgC w. smith, AUCTIONEER, CajM Hay City, *. i. iev-— ■- : ' ' : ' —

New Advertisements, I M DR. LAWRENCE'S (-00*0**4 1-1*14 Eslrett el K O S K O O ! ! HEALTH RESTORER! ; J ua. j. j. LAWac.ncx, us**si, chsoii,! K O S K O O ^ PURIFYING THE BLOOD. **"1" "* MiiooutMnsifoWlK Cusasaptaiajs "• tally *>«4*i. Miot.ls i « Syphilis, OyiMI-sls. Uvcr Coaplslsl. (Is. Karroo, Affsvllos. .* •— 3jKwi- , vo* TxrrthoKiAbv Ttf I'rimcipal />r*gyu/s in lit Cintol , Slain and It rill's! Amtrica. i D, Usmwi vroUA.TsraicfiD.vorresi: j I I I. VI NOTICES. I?ir"'. 're— 4 oil *T Caps Nsr'ciivu'll^suM w II, Ns» Jsrrey, wUI M sou sl *Tnimi. s*I wnira re mT, i'^NHrtri'oi ... *sy CI IM o-ssti sf Cops May ss4 Stsls 1 -lorresld all itst reitsla Trssl of too4, Boliaioas sod rnaUsi, silos la la IM Clt, of Caps May, Cously sa4 -Is I* sbtresl4.*o4 OOS4IS* so* Cstsilhs.i as Isllows — B— (la- I sis* si raMsimi i as ^i *u sd si s is* i to >ts krepui 'SM'SSwSrSSTj ' yy-aysirere IIS Wet lo IM^trW ptore r'l.'rei "c.u'b'r " * * i ' ra J° VM j.i.U)^ IS*. ltst,^i-reu4M Is Bred ol niosre'etrr, Mmjasl. tat'*" fa|isi^ — :3io|.v svttmtK. «h»i?r 41 ta'kbf mBa sftM tapsssJCoore, Csp/tlsy'aui'. Ssj,i-tmh\i»:"'1''' "u'ws, V "ZK-V TU CaCDITOBS — Ctsvlre VreM, I s.14 Adsrtsl.li* Ml*. • P«tod sspL xa. tsta r°*Te4k:v, ! « THOMAS DCPoi, T 37 B. Bsocnd flt, above Oheetotrt, ' - rHtLADELPHIt, - olri*: (k ..f l.Tllr, »1 I P(S.ei 7 Isuliiisi iis!7nireil'ts|l>ilih ti r " 'sj** ! rafmiwa !il FREE I.OVE j, ITS VOTARIES, 4 astsire" TMraeL'setpreS iSSeisi3 i -^^p£u3|s

Dry Good*, Groceries. Ac. rjrillK Pablle arre xren- i*»U] THE CHEAP STORE WUXLkMS DENNtAVILLE, Cart Mar Co., N. J., WMre IM> *111 So* Zv—t vsnsiy ol NEW UOOIII Jtrr sccxircA nua rat cm. SIAWLS & Otter Gwds Bslsttsd with treat rare sod Just sd.pl *4 So Co sis *los» sodreseai Wsontsl nod, Choice Goods LOW DOWN FIQURES FOR CASH ! Ws mats a SpscUltjnsf SThPl-Z HOOD*. Muslin Department Being the largest ami Iksl Assorted in the County. ; LOME AND ILL oua MAT STOCK KIQUT ( LOTUS, ( AKS1MERE*. Linen Drills, Etc. j A LABGK STOCK OF ( ! GroncUn, Qtmiu H'urt, (be. jff You will find at THE CUBAsfilltK of Mackey Willlnms, PHOSPHATES, LUMBER. FLOUR AND GRAIN 1 At TlIK VCBV IdlWRST Pit I CM, i trreiMi, MACKEY WILLIAMS. 1 N. C. rfilOEN Ott 15 A p" 8TO E Cor. FKKKI A 111X8101 hi*., . LUWEST.L'asa PAICCS: Taianiaoasitii OIL "LSIM*,*T'UK'' ! ; PAINTS. OIU. GUSS A FtTTV. GROCERIES, tea. stJilaa, MOLaaaxt. tnuss romott r moot. l lom by tM hJiluT pouad. --.re Uiun'u j rusKf HAMS h^Ltan. i.aasiwnns a(**Mlatare, STATIONERY, rrawr*. tinwasilas 1 QUI ss4 as*. so4 sssaUM Ire yoaresl L ^ MISIELI.fiNEOI >. a* [ ts4S.| Ssfa wSoltssls nal, hy lbs Grrat Atlantic A Pad (le Tea Co.. I Stsad fre Tbrs-KssU, Olsalsi. ' ta ' CHtSKSUrs LAXV DOOK FOP BUSXHESe MEN. " the ax«r scrcaimos aouu oli. ! ^ V "itaT* .Ti *?n' i if" "iT " BSJIKSII™ miMoitasiZraitS • at s a- IreolireUre rts'siliss. too*. I ■*. a |,|I»J -ad lap. 0" s-a i« H n*wsn» i« Iji . 1 £t» ■ | %£. xt. ; ^g^d-jst,ssayts