I KAsV* I? • \ •' • UF*»«MV t«1ndf*il * inflMfT' .Itenatain© _- •"*• nra'ly *>' eholco ©slsctkMls pf ■*>n5 0?m ,,l# ?Sni. dn-nxio;'*. • '•••.. snxf ^nBflisjfW jp' 3-s£x uZ^xwrtt©* ths rablWrJhusi -If ■••f*; a 111* Inlnduwl I n muMw^oniw. you* will . •' OfprivvtnalUU of thelf i®*,"L*xta"' ,^r «h.\ tlnrln* ©n invitation, W* Jb« «-«-rUon. •I h »v© no «U%|0 ![ v*OK HOMfT* ."*.,- In lh« nreaenee of » OIG^'oO. Tb©-I&nia* rttjr J«*irofr . iT^, ,! no4 ••«»»»* In Ih pen liro 5^**' thaLcenUt 7' . ST^mM whhtaUi TOWhV1?Jrtf,S JV' ' • Kl^VoS-" think to tnske a bet*p*' Pn>fe««or lluth A. * rtarki of the IJnlvw^fr nt IVmjylvaala d^. rl»rr*_ l nn\ pIaiI lv'*r tny tr«:imony tntl»© •xrsUeeroand vertE* jbj - - ••m«. IttvI. tVirkf^ on* of ii>pjii|hn( an* f \ twulriln mutWA ^rietor ©Ketche©. ami !S«&Sttarffflln?l muvletan* and sinter© t* TSlSfiS In the l/*j *"** in* In alt about &U -M'*-' dutiful and In ©very EW~t thV w©rfl« Mpertv It hot been row v hSrSVy llutJhl Itroiheryof rhllaUtlphla. A lUlZAni BALLON FIRE. -' '?• v. ' : TT ■ I I rnmlha-rinn taOob* V' A K*Ml<h*n MU playlnghUlUrds *•/" ; Tuetdsy tiVht * friend's residence "> /' ; h»p|M»«*edl\to^ i one of th* 'billiard belli with IM|I d Hgar which 1. r h rid -' 7 In bti hind.f T billiard ball Imtnedb at©ly lookUrt • tw roniumhl .'ln * f#w riiomHiU.' fdrpliiutioti U found

^P' ' ^ ^ ^ ■he ftct thai I ho ball vra* mi'Jo of BulohJ, Tho pUyr.ra neru cousideraBslarllod. | ♦>» • 1 Imuuuhqc of the Face* R»:«oloc1ral « . Houritl-cycri j»cr*on* n*o much, live H:li in tbo senses, but think lea*. Hrow-ryed pcr*on»r on thn other Hd,*^ lu** Lut think and feel more H'litcljr. It will be observed that the Ha of children arc ojien and round. H-ir whole llfu D lo receive lmpre©Hi*. It it only when childhood i* Hturiug toward manhood or womanHi that thought cornea, if it coiuea at I Rut what U it thai inmt leada to Hceticm? Kx]ht!piici.,1 Our error*, H ahortcojuini,**, our fail urea— th cm* Hch u* to think before we act, to conHer each atep, to wri^h earli nmiite. Hjen, therefore, the upper eyelid— f»»r Ra that which haa thn yreat«*»t utnouni Huiobility — droop* over thn eye, it in* Hatna lint merely reflection but aonie* Ht)£ painful to reflect ib)Ul. Hence H length or drooping or the up|HU Hi id betoken* .o/hfiraaiutk and peni* Hce. H*he drooping of half of the eyelid* Bm'lhft outer angle of the' center indiHea the di»po»iti«»u to oinfer* one'* Hit to Jmrcr taor »i-nior»r lo a "father ^H»fc»*or,"or tolhoSuprrnie lb*] tig. The Hoping of half thn eyelid* from thn Hier angle to ihn cenler l>etokeii« the Hipoaltion to repent and (o "do worka Hcot for rejie.nlanre." Cloudy allied H thcaoaight* arw (ho«n of pmyfuluca* Bid humility. The fonnor i« indicated H the muscU nhich tuma tho cro diHcliy downward, a* represented in the Return of the iiatlonna. Prayerful* Ha** t* ntually large ill connection with Hiat IwtWM-u the f.tcultie* of penitence there ia tho aaino close Btlon o* between con few ion and I One who haa habitually tnnrr ■ than humility haa the eye turned Biat upward »o that the upward H the lri» i* n little covered by the Hyclid, and m a* lo leave a alight Between the jri* uud the loitc." lid. B'crve ia'true of onu who lui uiniv Hy than prayer. H'auulty %if truth— that i", the love H indieut4.il l»y t lie tnuwlr « Inch B'd* thy vyet lousing fold* mid H*. Ju.ticy i* indii-ote 1 by the H which r.m»r* s [H*riw»idicu?4i Iwtwcen I ho cyebnots. FullHid w i inkle* under the eye, foi ■ viiuj pf*a itK ate rctrt irknble, hi H* the love nf nuthmiAtlc d a ecu H tho wriukh^ cuniiig upwurd Hthr outer angln of the eye md oyc* Bindimlo probity or |>orxni.«l tmlhHi. T.ten* are three « I eg ree* of tfi« Hty of justice. The fir«l i* u kimt HiaclueMi or strict hone»:y iji rinal. B*v tnattctk, which sonio |x*ojile Hi cull rJownrM, mnl is indu-atc<l Hinguljr jv-r]>endh*ular wrinkle or Kiel ween thn eyebniWs. The aeeond HkdI»j»o->itii)n to r«f piirc justice in H, And i* hulie.ite*) hy two ]n%q>en* Hr line* or wrinklr*, one on cecb Hf thn rr liter— a very common algn. Bliird ilcgn-c i» censcicntiouamy^s H* du]w>«iiiiin to'apply tho rule ''hf Ho 'o «»ue*a aolf, and i* indiratctl by H or more wrrukle* or line*, r*[»cch Hioticable, rx tending alaire the oyc* HVhcn tli© iuumtIc i* iti action. The ■ of command ia iudlcatcil by ono or H abort trjn-vcrso wrinkle© ai*ros« J B^ut oT tho tio*e, exactly l>ctweci» Hcye*. It may be »ccn in great mili H coUimnndervs In mailer* and icuch* H and in thoie gctiernlly who arc fond Hocorcbdng authority. In tho»e who H wanting in the (lower to ronitnntid, Bd have no tlcV.ro for re*«on*.hilityf Hi* tlgn l* alio ab«ent. Tho faculty or Hmniand fnH^uently .act* with that part Hju'licc ntih-h'reprirannda)or n-quitc^ Hhrr* to ihiri-ht, and both togethci Hod u co thai, frowning and lowering Hrow which U so -terrible lo evil-doer*, Hr to tbo«n who hive to be opj rorovl Hither than condemned. ■ 77 inf .ITfiinrajfri Mayncttc lfW.r, rinorc-rnn*. «■ ■ The proof* publisin^l yesterday morn* Ing hi tho " Pioneer* I Tcm" of tho «IU* oorerr of a Urge drpoalt'of iron ore u;>on the pro|«crty<if the St. Paul Hats Tl^•tc^w<>rka, juat tiljoimng tho city limit*, created a gemiino smiotipn nn«l wo* tho talk o! the town during the day. Some of course, doubled that the dia* corery waa of groat imponance, while other* at at one© ww thn force of -the proof* giveh at^tl becamn cnthnaiaiiic supporter* of tho theory that St, Paul may aoon bceomo the center of a great |ron ore producing district.' All of the ejepert* who haro ctamlned th© *pech men* ctlacoTcrod nr© convinced that a' va*t body of highly magnolia and very fin© or© ha* been "atrnek," and that fy. tore dorelopnieuV* will placa St, Paul within th© Important "Iron-producing area" nftha country. A recent to* t pro re* 1 romthlng: A gentleman interested found that while th© variatlnntofacom(mm wu within a Ira* dutanco than' three mile© on a line e.i*t of north th© va* rlation wu tOoroihan doubled. It la also aaarrted that the dip of the needle at certain points near the city 1* f Vmi 12* KUi 18*-r-proor, posit lee of the eiulonc© of ln>u de|io*it*. .* • V

• WomUrful llrtMcric I'rat*. nirrsxiKo iy THK RMTOKJAL rtouct Tiicirait'it tULkxroMi: as kiul. biuUvllli C*oni»u*rcl*U Uj»on ajH-cial inrit*tion* aent to th«*ni, i nucnUr of phyaiciam, Innycra, and scientific gentlemen aa#emblcd in the "Commercial" editorial room* yesterday afternoon to wilnripi a priratu enter* taimm-n^ girrn by the Profs. Kennedy, the mcsinerUl*. Fire 6rrt cla*» suljrrla wvfrf M'hcted, and thry were cum|«clhil lo do thing* that iim.iz'-d thrw preaent, '«»(Mtcially the |diyiiciam. Xumerou* tests, such a* cuusing the Mibject* In cry, laugh, move rr»llr»sly around «»n their chain and make ugly fare* at hu* aginuty penons whom thry diilik«-<l. were g-'»ne through with, and the Pro* fi*s»or* tried more difficult tests, and in every (mlence were »uc*i*A»ful with all tlir sul jr«-t>. A silt er dollar wu* placed ujw»n. the door, ami tho subject* were tuM that they could have the dollar if tin-/ could pick it uji and hold on to it. A rush and scramble wit* made for the piece of tnouey but on oceount pf an imaginary heat it |OMr*«M) not one of the subject* could do more than merely touch it. Ti»e Pnifrysor* remore*! the impre-siim that the ot/in wa« hot, arid one of.lfiu Aubject* gr ibbnl it uji, and slicking it down in hi* pantaloon* |>ocket, wslked away with it smiling. li'Jt lie didn't go | far unlit th© coin U*g:n to bum hi:o,[ and he undoubtedly suffered gi«\it tor* luro bi'forc he rouhl gel the inuuey out □fills pocket and throw it away. This teit wa» successfully worked on all th© j subjee,*. I The Profew>rs next removed the sens© j of siitell from the subject*, and a bottle j of uminnnia wo* held under their no«e*y i hut not thu aliglilol effect did it havo up*m them. Prof. Thomas William Tonili, who was present, requested jHTmis--on to try the ammonia lent him-elf. Taking a sheet of j«ai>er, lie *aturnted it thoroughly with tho ammonia, and the j loom in which tho entertainment was ^ireu was completely tilled with a sarong odor of ammonia, so strong that i he eve* of several of tlio*c in the room became watery. Tlie saturated jmpiT wa* then nib Ikm 1 under tho nose* of th© mcsmcriztsl subjects, but not th© slight.*»t elToct was noticeable u pon their eyes, . ahich, by the war, were wide upon, j Prof. Tobiu w»* thoroughly convinced j that the sulijivt* libel really been dc* priveil of the sens© of stnt*!l, TJi© next test couVstt-l of nuking ;he sut jects diink cn*t'»r-oil under the \ iiil|iri>aiot) tlmt it was strained honey. ^ A four-ounce bottle of th© tiau^itlng i >il wa* jiroduco 1, and the subject". j •ought and shoved each other around to gain po-MfsVion of it. They each UjOk a pull at the tile »iuiT, and *m »ck» ing their lip*, a*ked for more. When tcir tmprt-sihm wa* removetl and tho iiibject* bccaiii© aware of what they had Ikxii taking they gt—tv rillier »ick, but j with a iriro of the Professor'* hand' U-foro their face* tho bad tableau their month* wu* in«tantly removed. Two of the subject* Were next sevred together with a double thiead. The nersllr wa* stuck through their cheeks, and Prof. Tobln puliiil the thread partly through to convince him«elf tliat th© ncedlo had actually jK'iietrale.l the flesh. The stihjecU wr*-ro allowed to s:nnd wirwl together a few m<-incnts, | Mint when brought to wrro entirely un- 4 coim bai* of what had ju*t occurretl, nl- ; though a j>erson to look at theui while they wcr© l»eing sewed would ©uppose that tbey w.-r© om*ei«»u* of every tbing going on alhiut them. S.M end oilier inierctting and nmuting' tests were given and the entertainment rotxcluded. Tho • gentlemen present were so utterly surprl*©d ml th© jierfor* man CO that they did not undertako to olfor any sort of explanation for the uonderfiit thing* they had wltnewxl.' "Hiey all decided to go home and dream over It, ami thru will nil the work* ore mesmerism thai thry could get hold of !'..'JAC0B ckouse, — DKStKX IN— CARPETINGS, No. 03 North Second Street, Brlow Arch, West Side, PHILADELPHIA. ;o: ' •' :• .011 Cloths, Matting*, Window Shade*, • and ©x'eiy rarioty of CVrj-eting* . con*tantly on hand. ' y-io, tf . EDWIN W. HARRIS; Qouse, Sig% Decorative Painting. GRAINING. Paper Hanging, Frescoing, Hardwood Finishing, &c„ SEA "ISLE CITY, Now Jorsoy. 7-25*, 5tn

* ■■ j ■■ KimbalUrincs &Co., Vineland, N. J., VAXirrarTi'KKki or axn taxixta ix Building Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Arails, ltoekland Liinc, Cement, &c. Estimates and Designs Furnished. .. o ■ ■ E£3*-A11 orders will be promptly attended to.^^Jl TXT ANTIUr. Acrnts.— tannin u« th* ■* fDira.ic— ffuln tisnl ilrjiiM u' •t*v«ry |s»iti<»n «j«k>4i£ ih*- i.r.t la tu I land. 'IJlr utiiTiliuVU ! FREDERICK DOUGLASS wrtltrn l»y lilmsr'/; Jirn'IpAtf tltuMninrjn*[•rlrw tLii •"I'ft.lr Tcui'i H 4u' aTlirtninira' d lliaii. atlc in*rr-*L vita thrh&rM UuU.ro surd uiu:,-. .\ iu*ri siury »u«et t»»i i a*-ti i srnd lilitui.r-J »j»!ur, Tl-U *•» *»mK *t"| I. no*i|jr **»>i£lii f»r r» »' tt.r l.un<irr<*.» of thvss aixU « h:i Ii4t <i * alrltrO llir rr<iur«4Ur aorrr I s»d lutr lyu ClirtlW !»>' !-«• t-i rue* U r|li«wuiMjrnul tian. ll^%r.4x .n *.r1 owut of inaiky lutrri lr«» vlth i-mmlcr-nt • men cuJ narrair* many nr,K«l>itr« nxMyiii*. Injf tliCiu unk»-*vti lo CIH- tvi»rr*l f-4iLU<-. Jl in uutis crarrful |j»uctirs Lo'.li of vll «Uk<] r|o;ar»x>^. ••He I* su -it h rrmarkaM*- fa«n Itiat t<e.>i<|r llkrloirul IiImi, au-1 |<o vuihr, Iioiro* CktiuBiuuTiiixAUir. -Ill* »« Intpianfu • purm."-\Vo>uy» Jut'ttXAL -No •: ran rrrs'oey tioi beea,orrv«r vllt Ul* t i.' -IVktu* AiiVKirriaiK. -Ji 1* a iikiiv rb»>rt.lnc tai* tlisn any rrvm-IJ-mi «.f n<-tl..n."— laor *N. Y.-Ttx*-*. -Ikwtmil to a. wl<Jo saIc,"— )i AkTruKillorkAXT. -M»«- »1k>> •lory I* «irw<Sin(!j- *rcll told."* — Rs'iiro** Ad-irtM r.Mu; ruiuoAUtxa tr>-, itan* f«ini. tuiin, ai^u THE (• RAMI NEW HOOK Theatrical & Circus Life ! c~ I Agents CxuxHOOM, The Sec ret j | axt» or Saw Dust ; STAGE WASTED J 'JVvcji!lnr Hie njticrti* of iheTlK-alre, Orr* n»s. V*n»ly Mh»*. 1 \imtn l>l*e, ,*.rM Ar. j llontcE-d »*rl*a r l.lfeof Ac'.tn a M Actrss— J rv M-»t sa l U.tr .*** Inr l-K»k 1 fvrfiiiWuiiKi. riro«:»( ti»r •rvrti | flliidy lUJicH filiK' tUcii IV>»r M*»hrM^ Xldilnr*-.. in tnlsht >upp -r>. dr_ Ac. Ttjs vr I tliltsi from -ih»- hark art. Jtow M'niam at* flrsd f «»ro mnw : Mrunt rn; UriJ" ar** cut alvJ luirvtrv.!* of ittltrr n»y»lerlr* ;<-t*yniiaJ. 1 V« C^miUul • n-t K'wnnt i*4om! tlatss. hsllltr'r c:»e ti.lr.l wJllu; book c*cr JUKU!4\J. Ax«'M1'b r «nvn«*lii? vilifll, A» rrrjls. IHu-t'St*-! rlmiUr a<mI lull |a.r1icutar* f Arrnl* act ^Ll- k a.tJ frcr.fr Irrrtlnf)' l.y »»Ii!n-«.lrir I>l'N ITlil.ln!tlN«Ol« m * .1. line hthrl, SI, I.iuU, M*. lv Yrtf . Wnnt help. Want a rook, Want a salesman, Want n acrrant pill, Wunt to sell a enrriagr, Want to buy or acU a farm. Want to lorrow or lend nlonry, Wanttobuy or a.»ll to«n projK-rtT, Want to sell proluoe, groceries, tlnig*. Want to aril dry giv*!*, nations carj j Want loflnd go. Klcuitomers for nny thing Advertise in the Pioneer. Advertising will alnay* gain ct^toinrrs, A©rcrti»ing will al»o keep cint"ai"r», Advert i*i uc liberally will altrax. pay, Adr«-rt»-ing nil! mak© au©c©-a ca-y, Adrrrtidn^ will In-got con B dene© , Adrcrti-inc *hovm cntcrpri^*, AdiortWng show* pluck, • Advertise mid mcc-cd, Adv©rtts© or tatst. Advcrtt»c now, Ad*©rl»r© 1IKUE. THtlPAPCR \ DRADSN •••^TlXXsad aa1 GOOD f| Jl ©ocD I KhticiesH J T =«. m ti* IMI t»ror- ay -. \ s N aii» km •» lb* Wl . . ' UntUIIAriOKALUtWIPAPER act MO &,r.b.*w*,iW,X(«ia««*i(t,LA.Ju n»» > q, u* ix ■■■».. s %t «w *»*. PIANOS AND ORGANS 1 :o: Paneoast Allen, *— tiUlXC IX — PIANOS AND ORGANS, tnfortn* th© roddrnta ol S«* 1*1© City and Capa May County, that bo baa located at Pearl mud Jotmiis Avanuea, wh'rr© he haa font© very fin© Organ*, which ha will aell low for. raah, or on tmyy monthly and quarterly jwyni'ta, Sn\d for rirtalin and • Piano vlKt. Addrtwa Sea • , 1>1© City, or Wilmington, Pel, "Mwrir hath chanm to aootlte th© •avag© brcaiL" Try the*© initrunienl- \ - . s' v ; . s-ic\ if

• V « I U-'J'-JI B SEA ISLE CITY,Ladlam Island, IV. J. ENGINEER'S REPORT. •Sea Isl© City ia located eti the A Eat* tic Ocean, on Ludlaza IiUtd, on tho coax: of New Jct**j,ZT T»' N. lattitude, and 74* iX E. !ongitudr,&0 mileiaouth* from PbiUdrlpbia, and (A* xnllca by rail. It is lfi miles ncrtb-eoa*. from Cape May, and about tbe uni dia* lane© from Atlantic City. TLo mean temy*erature of Lud'am l*land does not vary much from tLzl of J Atlantic City, which is i'X K. Th© humidity of the atmosphere is similar to that of Atlantic City, being equally dry and salubrious. It Is well located for both a winter and luCiDrt resort, on account of its climatic advantages. ' Tho Island Is CI mile* in length, and .raric* f rem I to U miies in width, tx* j tending from Corson 'a Inlet, en th© j north, to Tow oser.d'# Inlet, cn th© ; south, and is surrounded by the Allan- I tic Ocean, Lcdlsm Bay and a r.aragaU© • channel called tLe Thoroughfare, fur* j ciaLing excellent adrantegea for £ab- { icy, sailing and Stillwater bathing. A beach ISO feet wkle extends th© i © entire length of tbe HUnd. gently j thalving, of very hard, close- packed j sand, affording a fipe natural driT© fcr j mere than C miles, ar.d unusual fscUl* ties for walking and Lathing, which are j set excelled, by any watering place on ; tho coast. In walking, or driving, ! indentation is mad© upon th© air.d, ; affording, in this res pi-ct, a striking : contrast to many other teaches, where ; tbe sand is loose azxl trt-acheroua. Th© advantage© the beach afford* fen bathing, are excellent, there being so under-low perceptible, ar.d in this r©* rpect peculiar. Tho bottom descends ac gradually, that shallow water extends a great distance from the shore. In bathing, no rope© ©ra required, and It Is saf© for wcinen and children. Li is I efficiently north of Delaware Bay to fce entirely free from the mud of the bay, sod bathing can always U had in clean, dear water. Tlie "fast land" cf the Island consists of low bills and ridges, w:lh level por1 ions of sand, which are found by actual surrey to vary from 2 tret to 27 feet, tb© highest in elevation,; above high water. Th© meadow lands are sever overflowed by high water, except by storm tides, which are of rare occur-ence. The abundance cf game and fish in th© vicinity has mado th© Island toe years a favorite resort of sportsmen. The inland liar, known as Ludlam Bay, affords eaf© still-water bathing, having a gently shelving there, and also saf© yachting, and abounds in fish, oysters, crabs, clxtn*, Ac. l)n© portion of It is only 12G0 feet from tb© tea beach, so that on one aid© surt-baihing can bo had, and upon the other tido still-water bathing. The sit© selected for So© Isle Oty ts on th© northrro half or th© Island ; extending to the centre anu then southwardly. It will hay© a frontage on the AUaa tie of three miles, and extend inland to Ludlazn Bar and tho Thorough far©, along which it is practicable, and it is projtoscd lo lay out and construct a carriage drive for lb© distance of xner© than two mile©. It is pro pee ed to protect the City from high tide, by © substantial sea wall on the two aide© tnost exposed, and by embankment* on th© remainirvg side©, which can be done at a moderate expense, considering the economical and other advantages. Absolut© security will thus be obtained against encroachments be the sea, that nave occasioned ronrh daman© at Capo Mar, Atlantic City, Mcnmoath Beach, Manhattan Beach, and oilier place©. No other aeaside re©oct at lb© present time, has the protection that is proposed for thl* place. The Island is uninhabited ) there being no house* on it except two Goveminent Stations, and no ceo-pools ; tlie war b clear for carrying into cpermtoon a thorough system of sanitary regulation ; such as rou propose under Die supervision of an efficient and experienced sanitary engineer. Tb© Island can be rety eaiilr connected with th® West Jersey R. K., by a short branch road from 4 \ to 5 mil©* In lencth. there "being but a narrow Thoroughfare to crcwas with abrklre. A Government Light bouse should be established cn this Island, as numerous wreck© here occurred on it, and by a little ekpens© on th© part of government In the construction of jetties, two excellent harbors can be established on th© north and south ends of th© Island, at Corson *» and Towasend's Inlets, which would becoro© Important commercial point* by connection with railroad, and © aaf© re Tug© for ▼*©**!* la storms. The plan Upon which you propo©© to lay out th© City Is calculated to subseVre the purpose© of con real use©, health and beauty. With proper railroad facilities, ,and lota offered at a reasonable price, 1 do not see why this plac© should not b©eom© as great a resort as Atlantic Qtv, bv reason of its proximity to rhiladelohla, and th© character "of the bearh. And wb©n th© sanitary question tx taken into consideration, a placa o I sven greater resort. ^ lli© Weal Jersey Railroad can make i>i© same time. to Sea 1*1© Oty from Philadelphia, as to Atlantic City, r Respectfully, !L FAR RAND, Chter Engineer. * • 7 v a ' s • m a . a. . • I

a I Lot Owners Itcad^H Harry Lu'iiam d'«e» all Lied* of L»ali\ 1 iug and grading at rt-aarmuLU r» tr*. w Ccr. BdjJJn and Laxdit Sit , %} fl S1,(K)0,(XJO 71 BOMBS sea isle crnrB -H Iraproicfflcut Company ; ■ ■ in: - - » FOR SALES ' f , P A_R !f i Jl ! /S/x per rent . interest ^ payable xeia i -any uallij*>. j and perfect security. IVt . Jpply U) G. K. LANDIS.l 402 LOCUST ST., T VivvW^cV\\Wo, j Herman i 1. Faokler < ; ha* niw op©nrd Li* ■ BAKERY ; Sea Xsle City, wh«-re can 1<© had an ei-^rtm<tit nf BllKAD, CAKES, ETC . ' Holds ai-'I *-ottag©» supplied at •L-»rt tioticr. 7-2S, tf WHITNEY & CO., GROCERs. i PHO VISIONS , Flour, Canned Goods, Fish, TOBACCO C I GA fit §. T-L\ 2ui J. MAISWINKLE'S Pavilion. ■ ; I . Icr. Cream, CoNrncnoxnRY AND CHOICE CEGARS. • '7*: ■ Board by ied&y or week ■ ■ - :o: . ■ . Ccr. Ltedis Arew crj Fzris St., SEA ISLE CITY, New Jcrsev. 7-2?. 3m SPEEDS HOTEL, located on corner of Vir.eZar.i Street *rnj Xartne Ptsce, SEA ISLE GITY. — ■■■ ■■ s^t; ■ * ■ ■■ ■ Tb is i ww hotel faces the ocean , offering better bathing facilities than an 7/ other house on the isla 7 1 d : and bci n g-bu t a square distant from the thorough faiv the fishing gunning and still-iratcr bathing are easy of accessJ Carriage i rill meet all trains for the conucy ance of guests to and from the depot, 3,. 7-2© tf V A