Sea Isle Pioneer. T. E. LUDLAH. Load Editor. TERMS: fTJoAYEAR. »i »» fr .dtadLvnr tlala.S' ^Atc> ~F*I/J.I1 . ./r/1 1* I »W«MAI1(B COAL fAM. —The popuUuoo ofSw Ul® ia rapidly inortuing. —As usual on .Sunday Vtueland well ttpNMOlld. — Pltitar of Paris, uhs*, or dr> earth aiegood -Ico-loriscr*. — A lady the oluer day caught a •hark and a slingniee, — The Prospect Hall, Capt. Smith, u d»ng a large business. — A covering is mujh needed to the platform at the Junction. —The breeaes for a long lime peat b tve been delightfully cool. —Rapid pmgroe* i* being made upon the (Irand Excufwioa lluuae. —The M ituiiin Hou«c iiam been finally fiuidiod, filted-up end opened. — Visitor* greatly enjoy the excellent tithing and nailing around the Llaml. — The Sutio.i Agent, LudUm, appends to have (he work of five men. — It i* Strang* to see the Italian supplanting the litahman at Railroad work. —Our hotel* and bo tiding l»ou»c* are rapidly filling up and the pro*|K*ct* are brilliant. —A shark 9} feet long was lately cast upon the bench, apparently killed by a »word li»h. —There i» aome talk of our landlords cl'ibhiug together and getting music from PuiUdelphia. — People who came to Sea l*lo City are much tbuuder struck at the rapid progress .if the (dace. — The cutting of the gnw upon the l.iwrns and m«>adow« of Sea lain i* having a beautiful eff.Tt, — The family of the late Major -Genrr.il French, U. 3. Army, u Mopping at the Allwriglit cottage. — -The pr«t« were hauled on the 5th for th <vmn»eiueiu.'i»t of the erection of the Mi'thodist nhuiX'h. —Our jolly and enlcrpriring friend Mai-Tinkle talk* of greatly enlarging liU e*tah!i»liiii> ut thin fall. Mr. Struthcr*. of Phiimfn., ha* purchased a lot for tli« erection of a large bathing 0*1 tbliduuenl upon tho *ea front. — The All Wright llnuee ram® in for it* share of patronage, judging from the number of people on the verandas during tho day. — On the 4lli cf July the train* came in packed with visitors from the city. Tin beach and -irceta prevu.ted a gay and animated appearance. .. —Tho Sanitary regulation* of Sea I*le City do mnie for the success of the plane than any thing d<*e, c iue.pn ntly they are strictly enforced. — W«xrtO. — $1000 from 3 to h years, flint mortgage on property worth double the ntiMunt. Apply to Win. bHhinnn, 7-l-,3t. Sea l»ta City, N. J. —Ice ahoaltl never be allowed to get ah.nl on Ate I land ; |>eop|e should ex peel a rush of visitor*, a* Sea tale Citv ja lircnining exii n-ively known abroad. —The Italian* working upon the 1* lecture Riilioad ore a quiet, orderly el.i** of m.-n ; no druokeunewi whaterer. They are strong aud efficient worker*. —Sea We is Asvomd from tiuie to lime with brief vi»i.s from Hi** Ida Sawyer, of Vlnelaud. Tlie prevent week happen * to be one of these enjoyable occasions. — Mr. ,1. Thompson Biker'* cottage Is nearly ready for occupancy. The building Is a fine one. situated direct iy on the beach, and presents an attractive Appearance. — Tho grading of the Pleasure Rail road is making rapid progreas and ' track laying haa already commenced. Tho frog aud switch was put in on Iho 5th of July. • — People should keep, their privle* well ventilated ; the doors should b* cut off top and bottom. A III !e woodor cool-ashes every d.iy will prova a ?ood deodoriser. -A big tent haa arrived , purchased by Mr. Lamli* to sot np at tho rnd of th* Pleasure It. R. to aerre the purpose or Restaurant end Pnvilltor until a suitable Excursion How is built. — Our baaiiMUR haa evidently out stripped tho anticipations of tho K R. Co. | our plat farm* are not targe enough. They are *o much nwiH with pa—en ger* aa to of.rit make it dangerous. — Mr. (lrafley, of Phi lads., has pur eh»»ed four lots and haa already order $ * '^4 v » -» i .a . ... - .

| ready built a very beautiful cottage on. j the ocean trvnt, which he occupies with hi* family'. —Many days there are numerous steam v ease Is ti*h>ng off our taland at oiioe— near the shore. The sight i» picturesque, but we should like U> have the power of ordering them off, with a good battery of shell. They scoop in hundreds of pound* of choice fish at a haul. It wa* a grual wrong to the State that Oov. Ludlow vetoed the bill proventing this outrage. —There is an elegant building on corner of Minerva and Lnndts avenues, which can k rented. Best location on the Island. People wishing to rent collage* need have no fear* of leaving their families upon the Maud, a* .Sea Isle City is one of the most orderlyplace* U|»on the coast — without exception. The two stiong (mints of Sea tale City are it* Sanitary utid its public order ordinances. FROM THE UPPER VERANDA. Vlnotand Journal. Beautiful Sea l*le, the magic city, lies spread out liefore u* like a broad (MiioraiUA. Willi the Ocean oil <Mle side flashing in the sunlight and fat) -mug u* with its health-giving Lreeaea, and the wide, green, undulating mead owa on the other, it aeeut* like a geui in a. royal setting. The day i* |M-rfect— not a trace of languor in the air, no wearying ticnl, hut the *oft air comes like a bracing tonic, laden with health, hope and hap pinesa, making life worth the living. The mocking bird rocks and sing- ( cheerily in the great gnarled cedar* and the ki.U fioat by on either side (taunt ing their white wing* proudly. How like a dream it all apposta ! It necma but yesterday that the island w*» only a tangled wild wood where no* are broad uvenues with lovely villus and tine tioU-ls *t.i mging up on every band : 1 with railroads, telegraph, and even the Sunday moriiing papers served before miny Philadelphia'!* are out oT dream laud. But in every such enterprise there I are usually «4>je« tor* — wise unes who slinke their l»e«ds knowingly, ami have their doubts and fear* about thu tiring. 1 j "I admit," sty* one, "there ia n fine , beach, ami the whole thing has a prom | ising outlook ; but you huveu't tree* j enough for shade." Siiade indeed ! Wl»al n»-ed i* thereof I i hat sort ot shade with this c<»ol air ; and t»eaides, my dear sir, tiec* liarboi in wpiitoc* and gnat*, uml very many i jH-ople are cutting down wlrit they , have ; besides, our bro id LiaUhi* do duty in that dire*-tiou in a far more satisfactory manner. I Swing your bnmmock on the uppci verand.i aud the average seashore mnai|Uilo will rarely find you out; he is no' ail rnter|>ri*iltg bird. • Well/ say* another "the greatest drawl.ack is the water, you can't ger ntiy thing but surface water at any of i ' •li«>s«- w.tteriiig place*, even if.it Urtoi j well, it i* not liealthy." This wc do o.»t deny t»ut what i* purer than filler r ! el cistern water? ami when you add » 1 ice it is quite as p»lui.«Me as water from w most of vlie inland wells, and far more \ healthful. 'All well ! myt objector number three, c : "tlii* Vinbob' mama will play out after awhile." Ye*, *o r/ill ilie ocean. The two are 1 r ins*'narable a* long a* |>oor huinanity nee«l* health. re*t and rccn*alion. ; John aay* "what'* the uKe in bothering yourself trying to convince people 9 j again*! their will, let them gang their f { ain gait." But then you see when one find* any great good thev like other* to en- , , joy it too. We don't wish to monnpo[t lite all the happinea* in the world, for ' «• a ladv remarked the other day. . "When I km at Sea lale City 1 live, but when at our inland home we onlv , stay." OLIVE WOOD — - - '» ■ ♦ m ♦ WHi'M I6rthr hoMKim. Sunrise O'er the Sea. , »T *a». NKXMT I* THOMAS. f What mptunois beauty meets ths eye WhetidA* n first <|rapea the eastern aky, ( To ftwt the op'nlof day, Wnm telref than a port's dr. am, Athwart the sky rmrh crimson beam i KlblX* buck tU gorgeous ray. t White nlgbi s pale Queen, wlib molest igten ; Kna ruallied In n»bea of silver sheen, ANkslied before ths day, B llrr spaiurted x«r«nenu noind her fold A nd from the sk las of burnished guld Turns tlngeiinxly away. ' And aa she fades the glinting sprays Her crown brdcrks w|ih many rajs 1 Caught from the rosy tight, p While siauilnc » warn* IhrlMuMunMd, Painting a rippling sea of gold O'erarehed with cloud* of while. Ah! Well I know the poet's power I To fiain t the dewy twilight hour ; Hut I the a-aicrt wuaid keep. When >*ol the easterp gate* unbar, p To admit i he Mushing morning star Tint gild* th« crusted deep. : \V. R. OrimYANT, NEWS DEPOT, 1 Post office building, -Sen Mo City, N. J. :o; I. Daily Phil/dvlpbia and New York , paper* delivoml by corrior. 6-15 3m I i, _ . . [ ^BBDTTSFORD HOrRR, A WILKINSON, Proprietor. L Open Juno l&tb. Krm«n*nt and lmn«M»nl hoard. 6-15 Sm j. _ . . T?"" ' ! " J, MM8WWKU^ pAVn.ION, loerwam. foafertloaery.aad t-H>4<« Nemr*. IkMtrd by the day or week, 4 ftr. Lmmlis Avtntte and htru StrtH. i Sea I s|r City, N. J, * «

1I1REHTLY mi theBEAGH. Lilley's Hotel AND Kensington Model "Bath Houses," ' 8EA txLE CITY, S. J. m;>v bathi\c kobes ——•nd the very beet - — ACCOMMODATIONS. First- Class Dinners EXC U UNIONISTS, FIFTY CTS. EACH. 5-16 3m FOR SALE ! A large number of mraooEN tanks, running in caparilv from 1,000 to 10,000 gal's. Address, G, Iff. MMET0N, 1 29 Walnut Street, Philada. 5-IH, Irn. CI1AS. PALMER, Master Carpenter and Builder, SEA ISLE CITY, N. J. Ilartl w.mkI uml fancy work, Materially. i'Unt and *|K>ct(ications furnished. 0-C) t» RARE OPPORTUNITY ! FARM FOR SALE ! - ■ :o: ■ Tlii* farm contain* about 90 acres, and is provided with First Class Buildings. It is located on the road which lead* to THE PUBLIC LANDING,1 near South Scovillc. and i« one of the finest site* 011 the ooa*t. One half the purchase money niay lie ON MORTGAGE. Apply to either Tho*. Towt»*end, South Seville, or William Townscml on the premise*. 4-7, 6m "NEwHOMEt' '■SEWING I4ACHIHE COChicago^iul^-— |2k'» .aeaiWh . 1 < Pill I IP BEBT*8 CELEBRATED I MILWAUKEE BEEK, 1 lx»ttle«l eapecfally for hotel and family j use. A I m> i«41 kind* of carl»onnted wa' ! tew. II. F. D«X)LITTLE, Mh> City, N. J. ffW Particular attention given order* from Sea lale City. 7-7 3in CI/ SS TER CO TTJOE, Now open corner of Vilt eland St., and Pleasure Railroad. B *1*1 by day or week ; also stable accommodation* , term* rea^nslde. ay Qtianlnt. Hshtng ami utllng panic* taken ««at yacht -Re <a1e." ISAAC roMLTN, 5-10 3m. Praortaior ami C-a plain. Sf.a View House, Cor. Marine Ave. and Hefteoo St., SRA ISLE CITY, N. J. Every Ih ing new. Elegant niaxaa* 13 fart wide, A3 feet long, ami facing the o -e*n ; bath house* a't ached Fine b. thing, gunning and A-binr. Term* . r-aao od»le. ABO W. ORGVBS. 6 15 3m r»oprtet«i

LOT FOR SALE SEA ISLE CITY! I/ot No. II, BI<Hak 15, 011 Ariadne St., j ia offered for sale for Bn&QO, CASH, I providing taken during next 30 day*, j Building stipulation expire* Jan. M Enquire of TIIOS. E. LUDLAM, Agent, Sea lale City ; Or, JOS. McCHESNEY, The Owner, Millville. New Jersey. Sea Ide, CSty, June I, IHS3. 6-1, 4t "WENDEL's | SEA ISLE CITY PHARMACY, Cor. Ioandis Ave., & Coral St., 1 One Square below Post Office. A full aa*oritneut of Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery, Pomades, Druggist's Suiulrifs, elf. Dr. I). B. Otway, 3m Manager.

SUNMMW0 BONDS OF SEA ISLE CITY luprovrnrnt (onpaiv ! — :0; — FOR SALE PAR! ■ -io: " Six per cent, interest ; | payable semi-annually ; and perfect security. Apply to C. K. LANDIS. 402 locust jjt., "V\uVw^«V\i\\va . I

t „ . I I 9 send lo theKouse, hacing lUc krgest Slock ■ H and guarautecing live loice'sl prices. ■ h Strawbridge 8t Clothier. ■ (0m B^S|. f^4E5 Three Strong Points. Point One: Men's Spring Overcoats; , b* nock th»t take* in evetything from the very plain low priced to the finest, from the lightest fancy color to the plain black, from the smallest youths* to the largest of Urge men's sites. A com* manding stock that every light overcoat buyer must sec— if he cares to know tho market. Point Two: Fifteen Lines of Men's Business Suits. A little money is a powerful thing in Oak Hall. Witness the following : Fancy Cassimerc Sack Suits at $8.50, and the same goods in walking coat style, at $9 00. Our only boast on them is that they are good for the money. Manhattan Cheviots in six full lines, both sacks and walking coats, at £10.00. The buttons and trimmings of these suits are worth special attention. Plain Cassimcres ; three varieties, in sack style, at £10 jOO. Very reliable. Five styles of Harris Cassimerc Suits, of quiet styles, and in both Sack and Walking Coats, at £ 16.00. The well-known reputation of these goods speak for themselves These fifteen lines are not fragments pulled together for an advertisement. They represent two thousand suits, and goods to make more. There is business in them. Point Three: , Custom Made Clothing, a uir> «»pi»y I piece goods to order. There ore very great bargains in all thu r following lines ; # Class A. in anv ordinary business style, £18.00 Class B, M " *000 Class C. * • • *2.5® Class D. M - ~ 25.00 '• Our " points " arc made short and sharp for practi* 1 cal people. I Wanamaker & Brown, : Oak Hall, • | S. E. Cor. Sixth and Mirk«t Street*. Phi!ade!phiA.

IH . i! SEJ L_ — JJ 1* SEA ISLE CITY, Leilas bland, Y J. ENGINES'* REPORT. 8*a Ulu City is looatad on tb« Atlantic Ocean, on LudUm Itiaftd, on tun coast of New Jersey , 39* t7' N . Uttifude, ind 744 471 E. longitude.50 miles todlbM*t from Philadelphia, and Mf miles by roil. It is 18 miles north-enei from I Cape May, and about the am die lance from Atlantic City. The mean temperature of Ludlom ' Uland does not very much from that of Atlantic City, which u 52* K. The humidity of the stmoephere m similar to that of AtUntic City, being equally dry and salubtioua. It ia w*U located for both a winter and itttnmvf reaort, on account of iu climatic advanThe laland i* 6| mile* in length, and varies from | to 11 miles in width, extending from CoraotTa Inlet, on the north, to Townsend'* Inlet, on the *oulh, end ia surrounded by the Atlen- , tic Ocean, Ludlem Bay and a navagabl# channel called the 1 horougbfare, furnishing excellent advantages for fishing, sailing and atillwater bathing. A beach 150 feet wide extend* the entire length of the laland. gently > shelving, of very hard, cloae-pecked tend, affording a fine natural drive for • more than 6 miles, and unusual facilitie* for walking and bathing, which ere not excelled, by any watering place on the coast. In walking, or driving, indentation ia made upon the uand, affording, in tbw rtwpect, a striking contrast to many oilier beaches, where tbr uand i» lo«*r and treacherous. The advantage* the beach afford* fot bathing, are excellent, there being no under-low perceptible, and in tbw respect peculiar. The bottom descends so gradually, that shallow water extends a great distance from tho shore. In bathing, no rope* are required, and j it la safe for women and children. It ia sufficiently north of Delaware Bay to he entirely free from the mud of the buy, •nd bathing can always be bad iu j jlean, clear water. The "fast land" of the Island consists of low hills and ridges, with level por t ions of sand, which are found by actual survey to vary from 2 leet to 27 feet, the highest in elevation, above high water. Thu meadow lands are never even flowed by high water, exedpt by storm tide*, which are of rare occurrence. The abundance of gam* and fish ia the vicinity has made the Island toe veers a favorite resort of sportsmen. The inland bay, known aa Ludlam Bay, aflotda sate still water bathing, having a gently shelving shore, and slso safe yachting, and abounds in fish, oyster*, crab*, clam*. Ac. One portion of it is only 1200 feet from th* ae* beach, so that on one aid* suri-hathing can he had. and upon the other aid# still-water bathing. The aite selected for Sea Isle City ■ on the northern half of th* Island 5 extending to the centre and then southwlrdly. It will hare a frontage on the Allan tic of three mile*, and extend inland te Ludlam Bay and the Thoroughfare, along whioh M is practicable, and it is proposed fw by out and const met a carriage drive for the distance of more than two mile*. It u proposed to protect the City from high tide, by a substantial am 'Wall on the two sides most exposed, and by embankments on the remaining •idea, which can be done at a moderate expense, considering the economical and other advantages. Absolute security will thus be obtain ed against encroachment* be the sea, that have occasioned much damage at Lhpe Mav, Atlantic City, Monmouth Reach. Wsnhattan Beach, and other place*. No other ueaside resort at the present time, has the protection that b proposed for this place. The laland b uninhabited} tliere being no houses on it except two Government Stations, and no cess pool# \ the war is clear for carrying into opera t*on a thorough system of sanitary regulation ; such aa you propose under the supervision of an efficient and experienced sanitary engineer. The Uland can be veey easily connected with the West Jersey R. K-. by a short branch road from 41 to 5 miles in lencth, there being but a narrow Thoroughfare to croans with a bridge. A Government Light -boose should be e#tehli«bed on this Island, as numerous wreck# heve occurred on it, and by a little expense on the part of government in the construction of jettiea, two excellent harbors can be established on the north and south ends of tba Island, at Cor ton's and Towws^nd's * Inlets, which would become important com mercial points by connection with railroad, and a sale refuge for vessels in stbrms. The plan upon whinh you propose to lay out the City B calculated to sub serve the purposes of oouvsuiauca» health and beauty. With proper railroad facilities, and lots offered at a reasonable price, I do not see why this place should not be- , come as great a resort ss Atlantis '"Tty, hv remain ol its proximity to Philadelphia. snd the ehavoever of the beach And when the oanitary question «a taken into «nd*Hst»o. a place cf •ven greater reeev4. The W*»t Jeveev Railroad saw make the same time ta 8ea lata Ckly from Philadelphia, as to Allan tic CSty. m RespectAillv, H. FaRRAN P. Chief tagtaata 1 \