• • L Published EVery Saturday -Morning. * ~ CAPE MAT. WOVEMBER 15. 1864- \ ix. at *• a* s "t™ f resident's Proclamation. { thatI«rS^ttiPrea>d«nt ..'an wrreulco- ■ '.«« lot ibanttr-iog ^ ^ Wtod'apodM' -I "■■' ''«'W ««« throe* ] t'UIWTBH *. AKTUt'R. ' BytMrraaadeai. nni.T.riiu».«i rax*, sec* of Mai-. J A perron It not to be Warned for hating I iloubu, bet be is to be Alsroed tbst be ! rkaee tiacara t" tbe truth tod lets Iradi- , lion bits bit mind to thr exclusion o( fair ' and imperils! InTestigsl i<». Hi v. J. F. Morrrli; tbe prater <4 lbs i Wilton and Blcklerri'.l- Metbodlat church a of Camden county is an ioventor of no mean abill'y. lie bat lately patented a starter for street cart vbicb will iluubi list - be hailed with delight try- all person i aymrwlfclzlng a lib tbc pour orera urked < bona. Mr. MmU it also an author wboae works bare been read with avidity. Hit principal and moat widely read pro- ' doctloo it cntlifrd "Tbe Perfect Man: and How Helkcanc So." Tbercocwn! outbreak of fiWcta io France Is rrry -Jiscoursgiuf. particularly "the snLaidence of tlie' epidemic might hare reaaoosbly been expected. It i« painfully sppsrmt tbst si though tbe^theorls" ' perls oonbdect s. we'll ss competent. they have mt yet failed to grapple .effectively with the epidemic. It Is quite possible, hosrercr, tbst laxlly In regard to sanitary rsnialiooa msy'bsve orpl In since tbe partial tusprnti.-iu cf tbe panic, and may be largely chargeable with the renewed sirnlenoe of the disorder. There, are sad rosily can be, but two political panics anywhere, for there It but ■me political problem; sod to this only two answers are poaaihle, Into wbicb the ml Issues of all political portirajwhaleTer their name or apparent number, most be rewired. Tbe great political peobhunthe binge of all social moermenU in all time— It, bow to roanr law and liberty together; la other a orda, bow shall man be goTtrncd and yet bo free! posernmcat sod freedom liberty and law-are In Hi mini assij If gorernment bo wanting liberty beootnea license; if freedom fall, law leads to despotism. , A Tsluablc iliscoTi-ry was made by wane boys who were strolling orer liaises Item '« farm, nrar Decker! on, on, ttonday. when a black snake that was soon log Itself on a .rock near tbc edge of s piece of woods unonilod ilselflsod ran to ■ small ledge of rocks and disappeared in a creTlcr. Tbe boya began to dig for it. Tbey rolled away a cumber of slonca. when tbe v caqe to a rarity In tbe rock thm diaonri/n ItarraffiL— gaiiou was found to b« that of an Indian. The tkull and moat of tbe bones wi re « ■ il preaerTed. A rare apeclmea of Indian pottery,.* flint areuw-bead some portions of tbe antler of a stag and rlawi of an animal. from tnelr size sappoacd to be ttr« of a bear, were found with tbc remains Close Elections. While tbe Presidency baa nerer before bung upon a few hundred rotes, at it apremember ibat there bare Ken many tkctioea, both ot Stria and Presidential candidate*, in wbicb tbe ballots hast been almoas et-eoty di elded. In no instance bote serious apprehension of trouble. As »»wt as the pr.fvrlr comttitutcd antb, re lies declared tbe official figures tbe people accepted them without talk of armed interference and of other idmiuio worthy of Peru nr Mexico, bat oat of a republic composed of sensible, law-abiding Jo,;!,*, luring Anglo tseiuot. It well to refer to a t. wof 1 1» Cc rx odng contest. -if only try bm befusc this refowd to l<e bnrrM into violence by pan;. an impulse. Foe mmryusrs the rote eC Marylmd 1'^.bmA^. wmj-yolntydnw* ! thmg tar a uarriw^majtwiqrof MB? ' In If® CJay t-wi Jar**ott a uh s plural. «y ,* sbou t lfu; in tVrtrni. Of Delaware. I lu Maryland at tbe same election. Clay « ^dmgiriW^btaSd'lS.lM0™ - etortkm' hS.'^T T0U* *C"><*1 " j New Jersey^ lu thai ywrr jAcWtT" Irl" CTaybyaMuralitTOfW* rata. \g„lrt , four years Uierwten Harrtaoo and Van Baren were Hie creueatantaacrrral Rta'o sservalnawt lied. In Connect ku: , tosCtttk to toXrw ; Jerrev 543 Tbe campaign of 18*0 was ' SHSSS $E; I f.?" amb^f UsJI » bratea. In 1952 Pierre beat ScoU In * {fSlThn il * 'L^"' of «■-— 'iut'oely Styxnow *ta *St I SST'sSsS' £?£sz ; fajgtaaaas^ ^'Wnatntn m-n tS \

) •:* ' ; WASHINOTON LETTER iPnae tfer Rsgntsr CocttssssiOi j:'",. WaMUSOTO!.. So. 8di. 196*- d. Now, that tbe one) war is .--ree and tbe P result of Ibeelertinn known. Wssbirgron becrenra the centre of pphiieal to- pi i crest. Tbedlyk rapidly fiHtoc' up wtih .■ official pcraoeegea. and wmrer gtsews. end looks oore more 'Ike tbe Capital of tbe * United Brates. MCey of tbc political „ pcyle who hare been a« ay during tbe summer bare returned, and are preparing familiar facet of certain statesmen alone ® arc wanting to remind us that tbe Coo. cresaional Seaaioo is at hand In toes than three weeks tbey.tnn will he here, t" and Coerreas will asermble f.« a short *' bore seaaioo. b Tbe erenod aewion of. toe Forty-rigblb Congrccs will necessarily be ooc r,f on. G uanal interest. It ssfll ring out the old , n and rise in tbe new. for it d ess with the J ll administration rtf Frsiiirnt Arthur. Tbe personal of tbe Forty-ninth Congress will p be somewhat chanced, but. while there „ la anil much eprtfusioo to tbe returns of , ■he recent CnogsrsAoral election, tbe data abosr. that tbe new Congress will be onsc. posed largely of ret-elreted members of the v present Coogrese. Il will pmbebly If enmnoend of about 1SS Democrati and 1*2 Republ leans, tbe ma Joel IT hrloc leas by nearly ooe-half than that of tbe pees- ' 1 est sresiop. Among those wbo will he mimed from * ! tbe Honse of Retwesentatl.es are the red- » membra from Colorado anil Tela-, BeHord. tbe irrepressible, fed Ocbtltire, o tlie man who coo Id not tell > lie. it Robintoo, of New York, conspicuous for . bis fl iwin? foerteenlb century locks, ii and his speeches in opposition to foreign • princes, potentates and powers, is also pre t , litioslly no more. The witty liori. of f Michigan, baa to firs way In a Green- t and Buck, of Connecticut, comes , • to the kept that INt.m vacates. Krllogg, of laAisians, and the lleely Rlinolririahman Finnertr, will not return, nor Roar. t eraos frrm tbe Pacific slope. There will f I hr no free trade oratory from tbe eloquent , I Hurd. of Oblo. sod Burrows will lie mire- . 1 inc. the H-cond lime, from tbc Michptn t drlegati,-m. StHI there are many atmcg I men left to fight their party's battle. Ran- 1 I da II, Carlisle. Cox. Morrison. Springer. ' : Findlsy, llamtpood. Hewitt, Foran. Cur- 1 , tin. Keagan and Mills are among there- f . elect wbo will lead tlie Democratic c ; forces, while Kelly. Reed, Brum. His. o»k. McKlnley. Batterwnrtb, Henderson. I Ixiog. Rsnney. Rtoc. 1'lielK (f. Ding- ' I ley and Kttcbam will ouirtintie to tie s . prominent on tbe Republican sids. r , Tlie election exeitrtnenl that baa pro- I I vallrd here since Tuesday lias horn In- I tense. At every point where Information , c-aild be ubtsioed. dense crowds coltected, ( . howliog, surging, atruggling and cl.nv*- , • ing for newt. Of course ell Inquirire | • were with regard to New York, as tbe , presidency bung oo the vote In that state, j ; Men bunied froin one parly hcadquartere , , to another, and learulng little Iran tlf , i slowly Incoming returns, anxiously iwllcd , I at tbe different ncsrspsper offices. When- , ever anything imp-wtant war ixwtad up. , hundreds of bala wore franlirslly waved, i and shouts flllcl tbc air. Half of tbe . time tbe crowd did not know what it was shouting about. Wbeo ooe set of iw-a ' bad aboulrd tbeinsclvea lioatse. recruits ' would couie to Ibclr relwf Whenever a : dispatch was fagnra'de In dibcr candidate, ramps t gn tonga were started and j taken up by hundreds of volona A lllaioe , ' war cry ellcted a defiant response Iretn | ' the Demrarals. and these sttiutrnt made , night hideous celebrating tlie victory of ; " Blaior or Clrrelsod.aeerfdtng to tbeir !«■- , lie* or Was. Even to night both parties , _ are parading tbe streets with Uweba and i martial music, while Hie "cannon's brunn no tmom is Itrard afar and near tbe beat , _ of the alarming drum.' , During the suspenwt iu this city over tbe result of the rlectinn, wltieh grew iin- ' bearable bi pooptr of both parties, go rem - . men! eierka could almost he known by ' tbeir panic stricken taors. The* have done bat little work during tbe last week's of tbe campaign. Now, that all . is ever. Usy can retnro to tbc even tenor b of. their ways, but 1 far not iu do their • work. A gewvral ilsspoodsaiejr has sat. , sweep cf Republicans to tbe depart mot I ti in- spite of the avowed kdbesi « to dm - service reform of Ike Democrats. B Thousands of perwat. here tahwigiigte 1 every grade of !!»■ government service, re. ahxc that thct foirnan emigrating pnee--aksn neat M.'Cti, and turn their fsees f,ir , ever from Hat roaibh- hails ami asphalt , streets of Hashing tin. Many of these are aged men w |>o bare drawn their sup- , t port from Uncle Bam for twenty and lhi>. h tv yrartaod «bwr families are t^.tlr tie- , 0 pendent tm tbtir monthly pay. Ttedr . ' eonaternatiun'osnnothr pictured in word-. J But, re tbe other band, an eagre, rlst d ■ » boat is ready fur tbeir piston/and such , t jubilation, such <J*spair. s.teh a general , r Upbeavol cf- tbe political, ancial and offi- , ' clal life of Washington, will make tbe , - coming year merodrable to the history of | 1 Ww country and of tbe capital. C. A. -8. , [ Personal and Political. "My boom got tangled up to ray banga.' 1 r —Be Ira Lock wood. ' ...T6"T •"'«*»*' pofiliciant wbo would i like to barn tbe tetania. I Belva Ann ougb; to claim that ilw currected returns will count her In. Thev are hanging 8t. John in effigy in iTuis ^ nooamae"1'** " l^""4 popular. While the official omot brgaa in Nest , York on Turadnv it may bc ^wnT ,|a* yet before it in coocladed nod the final re. suit known. Jay tiookl baan'l found life tbe newt pbwaanl thing oo earth for the past lew day*. He must l.jvc sijh.il for a- lower I walk of lifr and hat ntgoricty more than About this lime it wfll ha prudent fur Mr. Jfy G kiW to relecta abadvand re10 the l» ok ground ami rest him ^ be tired and if be is not doa u lu health 'the sod fticmls IB New"v!«*and Ibe™ Kmm'Lu \ K,wi rears ago Use offical cant to 1 The nnques4i«Hie<1 tnst cite at that time ' given fur Intttnl ftortWd left oo neceW y t lassVlt* "* ulDc'*,','eOL'<i:if- u <• Ilw { . The Prohibit kioiffa of Jsoer > gsr ; •sywrevutf isa *S " \ Ifprrvcdented mvj.wiiy of ithtrafe\ asy that the lemperfti.. ,or It aboul.l not he f.*g<iUcn that tamarrance is emphatically a "lonl issue." Thvtime ^7Uih,r2 P ih2i£l^j,iSaraut. 1 th-t that tbc iwof*c • rant a fab c oat and .11 that wwt of thing, and tbey want it right ! awatr. The country atorwl, the Mwpeosr j •tUtoSiJSr ^4 ft-e^W kte-tel.S,] pc^bo, should he . led pretty Tuck. ! • to* rejMrt that Oocpiswn Frrrell I SgjPT?*.tb"B>' "1 <>otrrwrtn.n rl,,t I Mtrer^ «rb . 14. rsnw IJiiO m.j,vni y.ereates I evlvad a dupatch fr.nw Oor. Ai'-o *cr .■ wssMapsmsq^u,,. E

---- STATE ITEMS. | _ The Atlantic City Knthwal Bank baa deciaitd a sctnl. animal dtri leod ul three - cent. Tbe reaktoats of ICllvlUe luwlv cr.m- ! of tba qnaUty of gas fornBlted at I . «wh a high rate. I Tbe Qulnloc Pack tog Company, of Killvflle, bat dosed tiusiocsa. and tba | t property la to be sold. _ Tbe judge of tbe Camden cxnta complimented Theodore B 'litiha.lbr oulgotng c very blgbly cn tb. conduct of bis e official duties. Rrorieer Hufiy.of the drfumt Glooces. City Bank. Is atlll uosuccx a ful in bis t attempt to dlsp-w. of the dty'a isatet . bald by tbe bank. Tba wages ot tba employes of the Gloucester CVj Iron , Wurfcs bar,- been ' reel need and It vu Viprrtnl last night . j 26 men bad alyutk ' Tbe Trenleo State CarttU . aaya tbst \ Six men I Democrats ot ouuraeXtwo of srbom arc unable to read or write, are aftcrAbe Trenton poslraaalerabip. - f Oo Monday I he Camden. Gloucester ( and Ml Ephralm Narrow Gauge Railroad transferred to the I'hilseetpbra and ' Rredtoe Railroad managemretl Tbe (XwnmiH.e on "Iraebits ul the * Camden B wrd of Ecucalu-u decnltd last luaaday.nigbl to >*»o Ibc r«t;.«us t>igbt t sqiv> B. redi-rcd by the b a<dp n tbe 231L : IDitgpl — At a mating of the B'reet Cwnmltlee '• of Camden Council last Tuesday eTentor r various places, and Ibat l'crry rood be put r iu order. J State Supi liulemb ot of Put.llc Inst rueti'in E. A. Apgar is waking artamrrmenu sending an rdorwtmnal exhibit from the public ^>1xvd |n the New Orinana Ex. hilatiim. • « The iKvu-x tm's -I Milivtllr are alttwdy ( casting shout for a P.»tmeWcr, but as tbe | commisMoo of'lhe prew-nt one "hiea out . expire fur nearly t«" tiara. I hey are a J bo declared elected. The indignant U-jmlilti -I Swatda- ' bor • bang i", Joliu in iffigv Sa'ttrdsy i nigld. Tbc past,. ,.| t|,r |j; Churrh' . to tbe village. ab< I bis ' cause, illattog ss-verrly cvortbe-J lur bis . Frederick Y<amgl>ff. 19 yrats old. . tuniK-ll at kts [.rents' bouse, iso ' Y ntk' street. Jrew-y C'.ty. He attadacd a atrafi-lo 81s bodnsiw dour. He p< out of eoqtl'iymenl a lew days ago. and a fear that In- iniglit lie asked tu gti In acbnul is believed to have made him de»|K«dcnt. Toeaday ibe Medical BrcMy of Camden -' counly held tbeir Hii'ty-eightli annual me<iins.-it tin- Wi-st Jenwv flntel. wbh Dr. Duwilug Denjiniau id tin- dt^gr. It was reported by Dr. huowduo, ut the Ccmmiure. ilia' very little aiek.isilsidc.fr cublaaod tj,- ttatc:l ai'. ' wrnta iticidivi' "• »t e a.-r. pr-ai ol In Ibe own y. Dr ltoajamio read s pa pre I no a surgteal oprrau « pctfomird by butt!f" r'nV'- "" " ,l"1 Ttic urw Cnnstd tbum Umliria ar-rtvs-d at Sea y rk tm Mutnlav. after a nl several hours more 'lam w-r.-o dav a. Tbcre sras a alight Imnbk- with her maeltlbery on tbe passage I rum Liverpool In tymmsinwn. aud io omstq-iencr 1 atnl the rlimnv weaUktr Gnmmudorc C-nok did u -t push her. Tin- bow i.f the new ship stood up out of tlie water as high u the top of a thm . stray temesnrot ajt^ahc ratw- up to hre ■ inteltirent eri'tnam of thr- rondel of brr bow. but little fault could Ik fuuod with 1 the beautllul lima from tbe midship sectI Ion to tlie Mere post. I Tlie t "unord litre w as tin- first regnlar ' EcgaiiVI aud tlie United Stale* Tlie - or ideal t awarder was ca1 led ibe Hrittan* i uretl 11W Pms gresa Eturnes of T*0 I h-aw power turned great paddle wheels which drove bw an average of 8 3knou • .0 boor oo a consumption id thirty-eight I ms of tva] a day. She made Ibe paaaai e t . Baktea In faurlwu days. She bad a cirgn capacity of 223 ton, w.lgt* and cslnns for niuety aduha The Urnhria the last addltton lo Ibe line, w«« built of •tori. «l«o on Ibe Clyde. She i- the large, t vrew) ever lanacbed there. She is «30 feet loog.87 feet beam.and 40 fed to depth of bold, site uiraaute* 9080 tons gross. "Iv tws eagtnn of 12 300 horse powrv wbicb. I>y n trans of her screw prnrnlter.' ex [tec c.1 1-. drite be.;, eriiare 20 km a an hoar oo a oonsumptiou of 12 loos oi ortal an b-air. Her saloon well accanmotutre 730 paawmeera Whet, .he get. her machiuny adjiuunl abe is exp ctr.1 to make tbe pamkg, hrtare-n (afkrepu-ag ,niB*Sdr ,'",k in • *> <Bv regularly. Mr. Bryre Dniglaa lrerri H mMO-tsir and Dr. S. Weir Mitdhell. of tbia city. Srn- ^arrrtiMmrnts. | °s : ■ 1-^nr^^jBaUriwCbUI..^ Fevers 'nl.f. l^sdy kv Dlmsui of tha j Imfim i 1 ^AY ; Dr. CHIPMAN'S PILLS, j arewhar w l tmui istnava d by raa aaa nf t pr. CHIPMAN'S PH.LS. [ Dr. CHIPMAN'S PUXS. •; «. thr U.sn. ^ "" """ »

fryig cflanamalirt'B. Wc Iiavc pni too litde emphasis on Hie cheapness -ol staple stuffs now. If evei there was a time to say cheap, now is that time. And ye<attention has to be so engrossed with things llai can t be cheap, that w e sl;ght the most conspicuous laci ol" the season s trade. Four months ago we said : "Just now we are justified selling goods t oo low. * ' can better afford lo sei. without profit than lose the i prestige we have won * * * pur polic)- is to -keep trade going. * *• • - Cbods have { got to be cheap " Wehave kept to that policy. ' Wc have bought low. We ' have taken advantage ol j ■ every disaster, every danger. ! t every prudent downward-' in the market. We gone further ; we have 1 ; sold without profit ourselves. J _ And vet we have tried toj.j mtyoi^l increasing the danger ; i of lie time. You don't | whht we.. have kepi ; ba^k. We try id tell -tin j1 harmless part of the truth j Our caution also has led uv j slighting the part of, the - truth that you need to know an 1 we ought to tell, tlie incentive to buy, the terrible iowncss of prices. Discriminate. Not everything is cheap; and we must advertise extravagances : for .advertising ts the news, llt.i remember day after day. when. we are busy with extravagant things, that staples are terribly down. | \ ladies- coat of good looking "cork-screw" diagonal cloth, neatly cut and pui together, sewed to stay, f rimmed a little, faced and seams underneath. l>oiind with Farmer's satin not too fine, $4 ! . Tlie cloth l.c'ongs I to that large class of ladies' coatings thai is commonly supposed to be woolen, and ,is commonly sold for i woolen. if vou pick it to ; pieces you will find it a doui hie fabric ; an outside solid-' ' looking " cork screw " diagt onal and a shaggy lining oi ltair-likc wool within. The two are held ffigether by'an I other hidden cloth between That hidden cloth is cotton fix.il* togxiiixt-ajSi jri.rftWrJ'lti | wool — of course it is shoddy > The coat is guaranteed to \ wear reasonably well, and, to t a reasonable extent, -not to ' np. If $ 4 buys so much of pro- | tcction, comfort, neatness, i grace and durability, what will |,io buy? $15? feo? $25 ' $3° -*. Stog there ' It is making by thous.ti.dthat does it. keadyntadc i- | dividing ladies' dothinj. sharply into two parts : chea| with certain degrees • anc" kinds of excellence, and no cheap with nicer and higln •jjerfections. TJicre. aralready two arts of" tires--making. Both are here. Thick' doths for Ladle over-garments. Are h'fr •heap, too? Some &(. then are a little under jcurnen prices, ^omc a gotid ■ deal some wofully down! Am they are not the worsl tliln: that, are down. Qualey ha nothing whatever to tfljl v. it! these tumbled. Letjauall through the doths. Beater evervlxnly knowabout^^f.50 to $6. h exi to beaver is a smooth cloth, with a double back, Jfr . l?er lin Twill is wo-th knowing. / 1. Frieze is rougher and tmigh | er. #1.50; with cotton warp, j $1.25. Diagofials with dob- < ble Backs. Jf2. By the way ajl these dou- j , cloths, a doth for the l'acc j and a shaggy back, are reallj two doths woven together by a third cloth between : and this third doth between lias a cotton warp (or strength and a big wool filing for warmth. isn't worth mit .except to make sure ihut nolxxly misunderstands what 1 the cotton is for to strength- > not to adulterate. Almost " nobody -tells of the cotton ; , merchants don't dare t^ because you w'n't believe wliat the cotton is there for. '1 hi wool that is used in these ! . cloths isn't so long and sinp-g : * as the wool of a beaver, f. You can see that in the price 2 Cloths for ulsters we must j •uok at in . quite another *. light There are hundreds •* of styles and colors.' .not e much of a so#; and the £ prices are absurd, out of ail M proportion to the market £ - it is hard to bdieve the fact, H

A few last year's double cloths ought to be mentioned with these, because of the n rices, Jfi^o and p. Astrakhan and sealskin - cloths and sealskin with tufts of long irregular shaggy plush ; ^4-50 to SS and ^6 to $o 2 . We do not suppose we are much below our | neighbors in the prices ol these ; at least not to a like extent John Wanamakek. i Zrgal Adrfrtisrtnfnts. gURROGATE-S OFFICE Ttt-troderatgneft wnelfl rwpretfn-t ymttry tht- • Totrtng npoe Ua aa BCKliOOATX or TH* ooustt or car, MAT. »» Ma offioa at Cap- Mar Coon Bocae, or. . TTTKSDA Y AND BATTRDAY ; i . JX CHANCERY OF NEW JER- ! | ^^rtm^Vfan orrtre ot IK- rtoorl n' I>*n— -r, I ol Srw Jararp. toaA, on ika fiar of I»a •!•'* j *re~ rf. to a raaaa wfcw^^Jarara i tore raa^Krath Oarot' | Jamb Lraottog. tb- -M-r 'sirel a-to—l. ao-I pno, I.l-a m t Cotnm«raL(i0r BrSgnan*N -J. g FECIAL MASTER'S SALE. imSrS ^oen H.°r*iTot S*re«'nlaraaat. anil Pttnuatt L; Rlcbareaott M ^l-IreHatjl.^rb-10 Ca^jJ Mar City. In C"tiMT o^t Cap- M*r aBj r-o'-. CagtMayptyj" tn- jollrepog drecnt^l -reilb'al'xlTJ br— an* on-reb«n-r o-g'-— »f-t afly tut fa-It » a Mb- oi t«o-l of Ore. Blrt-nn. BjreaS, land" t» .ribjwret, a -- •nan-a aod SssllSi'ss ! L'Sl »o-*ot1«rei'>rea j are! ' 1 roi'i.'i'abT|'^ '*7li,re.»i»|Pyiria°' i r ?~*.lbearing° Sat-1 tb- twreitreimb o«i .il b»re ' . treob-r. A D.. !•«»; reeo-d-d la tb- OreVb | olBoa of th- afnreaaM Coaotyot Cap- «la<. tn ; I-J»« Xo. at trt dare-.- pjgta t* i ' MMreaair. I» boot daSda. pag-' S I S-ifjdi?1 ^S-F-" "*""*■ ir ' *" ' pTl t'm V^ytbrereat rbMMda j 15? "fareTtaoot-,M*rqtat' *£**• aooib^ ^ft-dre 1 foor •■-■>>. a and fnn,-»v- nt«inaV5,, L" i > fret of laM. ^ "» ! » : - * <rulIjVsf(A»VKt. Pproal W.-t-r ] ^ ' M. A TATLOB. Soll,H.j. GiiM,Silf6rMict8lPlatji£ A CMWLX TRADE, EAMLT LKARKEtt. PRICE toO fern aad portable PUATJNtt APPAHATt'S.wnb ^£?,ru',biB.r«ris.« ttt-Vt'-^r ' '.T-JraeJ madyon. are DM exbao-l-il. i*.7551k'Su'','5T nombreof aroetaa tl*b. ampir tto* ot la-trareioaa la fiKktvrel. Any no- fan do It. A Wonub'a «-ex. Tor piftr Casta bin attj rend Rn cjbM^toj^raai can w iio-1 puudud a^,, i-'-u. liar Bom "tou.'abD »lTSn RMtonfl an.^reai Prrei^ tXret'-odreaarul 22nb> Maill'T wnlarantraxrail^yra STar n" rear JMP-re-SL Boot Rgnr Patn. Addrre « ritEDBUOi 1MWET. MAM Aaon¥t. IS.T. £ AMERICAN Ilectric Liill, 60 clc. sssss.™ ; mDEEIOE LOWEY. So. M Fottao Street. Sew Tort, j CON SUM F T I O M. SaaiiaffSH jl *"' -RV a' axiiSnr JaaL^aTrareT-a I t

%ac Adrmismfnts. (TOM SAWYCItJ COMRAO^ K? MARK^TWAIN ^ C IfwfTM FWC MtLIOTYK orTVC Almost; i Kmc wsggPA scvoityoic miCTWiad >■ ^ MAGNIFICENT HOLIDAY | LADY AGENT8 WANTED esn*-yl»-«ifitAddr-aR*lrlrTl?t .i—ripm>-t*e!to eo tare BRYAN. TaTLOK A CO.. Ha >«^- THE CENTURY j In 1885. J A GREAT ENTERPRISE, j PAPERS ON THE CrVU. WaH. ; Co!iT* ;lSli21redlre dx-n-ra! p ot 'fr to" I -t OoietaU Ddlgalrii. MrCl-Pan. J CDnTaTwliTa'^pbtanyBlMret-duUtir oo I 2 TUE BATTLE OP BULL RCS. I p wrtii-n '■> Conf-d-rat- g-D-mL G T. Breorerejd Iblef akffrb-a. -nnil-d -R-coIl-eWODa^"l ■ i A aren-t reear^V^nr aernracy will gntd- Ihj prep-ralten of lb- TPnairanMia. for arttrb Ts* ! Cato-r a T,bre^l Jla^d !■ pre. ; a rrry U-I- qnaaI mao-llbg ^oaoara' areonbla' ef^t'^lr 'plalia and I preartreraitd fnrnlab rb» rent' atorre h, Amrribegln, P \ A SEW VOVB. BY W. D. BOWRLLB. ataleJ-^Lc. ^^"Itkry'iran TOtt'jffjnrt MISCELLASEOCS PEATTRBL Under iblab-adipg may be Inert dot a rert— of paprt. on tbe cilia of Italy by W. D.Roa- [ ry-Jttaga and dnwtnga by Joaepb PcnnelL a ; THE SEW SOUTH- WEST. ■ 1 sSSeyl PrtnSSu*<irant (of j 1 ;K"! ,^11^1?;: ' an ' | ASTROHOMT, ARCHmCCTfRE AND BIB- • (-"tltrr'llooreal eSfoutonrt 0«^e WAi- (• ; PROGRESS IS SASfTAKT DRAISISI1; r ; fnraiab Mt-rarr aeaera; O-orgr W. Cable, will i. onauibnte In tariooa waya: aeraral paper, on - ! -port and adrento— will aoon be pobltabed. and 2 j mm mi! m-Sw' ' I A Pre- ap-rlm-n oopr of TMBCRSTTRT will 8 j ~ re -jjtawlMi rata paixj... .. ! ST. NICHOLAS POK ' YOUNG FOLKS. j Attractions For 1884-5. , ] w-^aff p,' Vic Yoaaat -Tra-4 aoretlon MARY MA PES LNJIK1E. b*« ere.wn famllU' in basdrrda ol tbotuadda of yoang r-ad-ra: and th-tr tntereat and int-nia-nt iSn^i'loal ^ ' MnreSnVfrt rota."* d"*tu' i 1 twary and pHtmui rt22-'J24i.'*Tbe 'fMbSonJ I t'torenamtlaoftre's1'** aec arret for Ibr popn lor antra'-. J. tTyvwomi^ b°T*' ^ I "Prre<e»ally Coodocted," lllu.l aird pap-reoo fagioo- pbloM|lb^&"ope^.,By p any tLBtortloo. ^Bradp fnr ita*la—:"*-nrs-«tk— Tl u> born "Ta]XaforYoanaPoiXa.~aaenra of popoiai paprre. by B. H^fflale^^efcaaaL ^ Vernon. pa'wrN'^'ctia.'t , - , latr R-r! WlliUrtoTl. Hat-?.01 1VEmB h'®" -A Gaol-oof <51, twine MX abort ayefea I atreo. ! hK«rapUn of great mSnrtam^Rj A^IIrt 1 | J I AHAAKED PIP iNTtbl'IKCLo. " "1 teat on reqo-rt. Man bin tare oarer TUE CEVTUBT CO. SEW TURK S. V. 4 l

A §40 T^ggIp^g88TFOR $12 o ^ LEMTH Of iABttL 22 TO 28 WCHO. . ° L/^" SHOOTS ACCURATELY UP TO 1*00 YARDf GOOD WITH SHOT AT IOO TAHDS. ^EVAtfS'26-SHOT SPORTING 2IAGA2IHE GUS " ■boots twistt«x shots iis but / seconds, Itis th*1BestQun' kt*the*WoTld" T _ SO HASSEI Ml THE WAY. TMI0W1E6 DOW* TBE GUARD DECT3. LOADS AbD COCKS. L2oo y££ 100 Yards j A' • re. a-1H"w fVD.OF THI tv«"«--v»0'-lc'TcD t«»Lmom.als. b- ' ; " ». -LT \A;.' -

DURABILITY v » . . SHORE PAINTING SECURED BY USING LIQUID PAINTS CAPITOL LEAD. REFERESCEB IS CAPE MAT: WAR* a ELDRtDOK. Bnitdre. f-ba., • A. B LITTLE. Pain ^ NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! Dry Gcofls. TrlinlnEs, Notiois, & Lais' GiflsGcrtlF, dtr-ofCref Ma. and rewntr. br"remng g.«>1™ln pre rent 'ebrap^Tban Yir Von Sa.ud%tui to and lower tban many Witad-lpbla "or—. Bar righl b-re. -nd a*r» um- ardaxarnaeM trareL i will here mention a few of out many Bargain, : Extra H-n-r G-ar * Wool 15ela.. alwva h-fore aold at 22 eta Unblewebrel MlpHn. 8 era. OotobM Mu.Iln. yard wide. 7J eta., alw.yaaold at 10 era 230 pea. Cbnlrr Paiitre CaUrrea, fa-t C-tlora, 4* cent*, worth 7j eeolA lare-aater G'ne' am*. 7 c-nra. C-n'on Flannel. 7 eta. Extra Heary. Set*., worth lli eta. Eio-Rent at-e-king*. hefore 9 for 35 eta., now 8 for 23 da..— Children'*, at me. Good Caahmrre Drear Gooda. 11 el*, i yard. Many other like Bargain, too nttmwraia tn mention. Sy^w'T*^ni«nJe M'umreraiTo.'TTalwr J?"* " ***" Mbrrgoei prepertbMbrl """ LtLTl - ,ul°tm"ma' r"L ■ 'l'i '" 0"torentaaDd Mirer*' nboo^Mrand 'new* york' bargain house. 34 Washington Su, Cape May City. POI'R DOORS FBOM DR. K1SSEDYK. '■i y L. SCHLACFR. Propristor. THUS. O. HAYDOCK, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, I 2 N. Second St.. Philsda., ^Ptne and eomplieawd Wateh Worira ap-etatty 2|i*w»ieh*w^jnlraaled Io wy' oa^wS'reoilr i , WATTHB CLBAXED.tt. MAISSPRDfOS.*!. JEWELRY A BILVER8MITB. >0. II K. Id *t, WM. G. SERRILL & CO., Green Creek. Cape May Co., N. J. 1 DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, China A Glassware, an elegant line of Silver A Silver Platsd-wsrs, READY-MADE CLOTklNG,' Overcoats from $4.60 to (lO.OO. j Debaise Cloth for Dresses, Cloth for Coats. Palmetto Cloth, MILLISKRT GOODS, Etc., Etc.. Ble. CROCERIES, FEED, SALT MEATS, ETC, ETC. ■Ma- 1 . .piriid-d line »f Crrtrtm*. Ooret,. Just Received a Large~LotToT~~ WALL PAPER* BORDERS DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE. WOOD AND WILLOW'WARE. FA MILY 'FLOUR, IIEADI.IUUT OIL, PAHVTtl, OIL. MATTING. OIL CLOTH, Ac. WM. TOWNSEND, 1 "r- Tarttlnrno A Orenn Btreefa. Cape May City. C. B. COLES, LUMBER MERCHANT, MAXL'PACTtlRERS Or Doors. Sash. Blinds, Mouldings, Boxes, &c. BRACKETS AND SCROLL SAWING. Can examine woet and gMtwtimaua. ig-nt for Wahoe A Wbacn-I A M. L BboamalertlPa taw Office. No. 14 Kaighn's Avenue. Camden. N. J. jelfi-y SASH AND POOR" DEPOT, CAPE MAY COURT HOU8E. N. J. Doors, H, Blinds, simters, iDliiis, Frames, Sims, CONNER A 8CHELLINCER. SAMUEL H. FRENCH & Manufacturers, PAINTERS' AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, CROWN M-KED PAfflT. ^ BEST SEA-SHORE PADfT MA5DFACTTOED. SAMUEL H. FRENCH A CO.. TORE AVgXl g. POl-BTH A VP CAI.UiWBII.L -TBKtrt*.. ritU.ADELPBIA GEO. M. POWELL. MERCHANT TAILOR, " .m nij.1. j -i_ tolrrti! ^ D*°*tUr 8tr**t« Caj^e May City, West Jersey Hotel, POOT OP M AREET STREET. CAKDEh. *. t.