■d to penult, Uic Home goTcromeBt, tofUfll llsrontract with the I’nitea HUlw to deliver up the I'irgkuM*, ud the Survivor* of the , TheCnptein

*!ter, emend end (evtnt thc!*“» il » »» taeewewoBTor^fcpeB. vkheMr it ® for oaelt w 4 ». «*&»¥—--I

Council, the OotamteeioB metou lest Wniueerley aftenroou in the City ™" end orgenUe.! by electing „B R. D. Edmunds, cheimen; Herry Thompeon, Secretary, entl John Stuert, Hergeeuuet-A rme. The eeceion ives occupied in diecueelon of IMtat eectiou of

>rge U

preecnt bouaderles by extending tire

Delaware Bey, oppoaite the mouth of Pood Creek, end running wt“eeid creek to 8timp*on> Lane, in etreight lino to Cepe Island Creek, and then with eakl creek, ire. After a jme diecnesion the mutter we* 1 over, end the meeting adjourned

by both pree* and people. The Secretary he* fairly J of approval by hie

o do in foreign

wntet*. There ia great wisdom evinced by the Secretary of the Navy in hie energy, Ibr when It ia known that the dog wii! bita. It ia. nine tlmee out of ten. not neceeeary kr him to Uto. He need ealyehow that he in ready to do It. A brave, strong front displayed by the navy at thU time will doubileae that it ia able to enforce Spain to rcepect ita fag, Spain win reapect it.' It la true that Mr. Robeson tires screes theHver. hot he la, nevenheksaa, so mix* a Philadelphian that we hire

tlran to any ether

again diacuimed, and Mr. proposition waa adopted. The

mainder of the seaaion waa occupied in dividing the city into warda and

the number of office re, Ac.

Ate late hour the meeting ad-

rraEsooN. At the afkpointed hour, the chairran called the meeting loonier, and all the member* answered to roll-

all.

On motion of Mr. Thompeon, all he proceedings of the two previous cations of the commission, in re (ernes to boundaries, officers, Ac., •ere rescinded. The commission then proceeded to take up the charter drawn ami presented to the Legislature in the session of 1871. The sections were read

Tho .<

MonDAY t STUB NOON, at which time aO the members present except Mr. Swain. The sections of the charter taken up at the point where left at the adjournment on Saturday, and the usual rontine work of amending.

and parts of a

* <*»! ness. . flS&si

2U!

close of theaeaeloB s»

journment was made until Wed d«y afternoon at a o’clock.

Conekterabje^progres* waa made

wort’ "*

plete the work they will be auccewefti! in producing something that wiU be acceptable

the people.

tax-payeni of Chipe Hay have.had a practical illustration, in having to support m our county prison, eight or ten scalawags who did not belong even to our State.— Some of them were in prison for two and three months and other* for nearly the full term of six months, where they have lived in idleness, and been led and in some instances partially clothed at the expense of the county. A few lessons in a house of correction where they would be compelled to live in ennInemeiit, and work on prison faro without pay wonid have a salutary effect on their evil propensities. The Board of Freeholders of Camden oonnty at a recent meeting had before them the subject of the erection of a house of correction by the joint efforta of tho South Jersey counties, and a committee of three waa appointed to confer with the boards of Freeholders of Atlantic, Burlington, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester and Salem. In speaking of this subject, Camden Democrat aaya: “While the necessities of Camden county tor the erection of such a structure are perhapa more pressing than any one of those nime' 1 cannot be denied, that all of need a refuge of the kind tor < tain claas of offenders. None could (ail to realixe benefits which would far outweigh the coat. Thii milted, it would be an easy matter to apportion the cost to each oonnty, by basing it on a fair division of the criminal IwiIdm of each. We will state here, for the information of the freeholders of the counties named, that the board of this county at ita recent meeting, appointed a committee of three—of which Mr. Samuel (1. Garrison of this city ia chairman - to confer With the boards of adjoining counties, with a view of aacuring their co-ope-ration in the erectlod of a bouse of

dimensions

ueet the wants of South Jersey. C ume the chairman if it ia to secure the name and a^ldreaa of the different director*, will address them on the subject; bat, to avoid any embarrassment in this particular, os a member of the committee, with Mr. Richard Snowdon of HaddanOeld.Ve suggest the propriety of the directors of eaah hoard of the above counties addressing Mr. Garrison and stating what is the probable feeling, tor or against the proposed co-operation among the people af their respective localities. We hope our brethren of the press will aid the measure so far as to give publicity to the above, as early information is necessary in order to govern the nctlon of the oora—who are Instructed to report

institution of or Inler, be erected, if we would lessen the busi- • of courts, and thus limit one pro- ! son roe of taxation. Prisoners who maintained for weeks and months coonty jails.

in well doing.

It ia truly astonishing, that the really good people of any community can | “ * ’1j and patiently srero to eu-

evila that surround them,

and see their neighbors mined, body and soul whole fiualUe. madedredate untold misery their only portion, nil hecaure a few paltry dollar* will recur* the reckles* and daring, the privilege

ding out destruction snd woo nak and unwary soul wl«o. o

enticed, goes down slowly perhapa surely, dragging these with him whose welfare and happiness were iu his hands, insensible to the pU. bled rows of the past, and so hardened against the entreaties of a fond and auSering wife, or tho innocent pleading* of little children, umjl there satin* to lie i

Mauku k Rkiou.ei, Sapt.

llesoluUous adopted by Evening *» «, L O. of ft. r.: •t. has pleased Almighty — Man from m our respected Brother, Richard Helm, therefor, belt

wOceinl.'Hak'sameeai lAtfa- Maf - *

AVtr .Arfrvw^i'rwwiwffiftr. BZcA-MK SOOJECa.

ffiTATffffiMKRV,

Mottos. Pocket Cuttcry, to.. PMIC PRICES, : S. GARRISON,

Post-Office Building.

fad* the loss they list

respected Brother, pauiixe in the lie-

family. in

and that they «V«ip*t rcavemsnt of hit wifi tbis’dlapeotaliuii of a

denoa knowing that

“* *“ "“ — I*u*d> A

QRUEB TO HItOW CAUSE. “-si Orphans’ court belli I.. . ^ r, tsssx fe"”* u ''

hope, tl e see the wife and mother, a I woman of excellent qualities of mind and of heart, crushed beneath Juggernaut ear of intemperance, go down to an untimely grave, rhall tbs drunken fit her have bis poor shoulders weighted >wlUi the entire responsibility! 1 W ho first drew him .beneath tbs accursed influence of the ‘social glassVWho, when the increased thirst ' laid Its hold npon him, wonW still deal out to him the fiery into hi* own coffers, that which should have procured bread lor ones at the drunkard's b We see an affectionate son and husband, strong in his early manhood* upon whom depend wife, children, and aged parente. .Strong drink get* the mastery over him, and in the end it ia ■Ud of him, ‘ Poor fellow, liad he let alone he might hav

to-day.”

~We tee oar young men • streets. Oh, we can scarcely tealwiiat the end may be. Rum and exposure often do their work speedily. The tear* and sorrows that are caused, directly dr indirectly, through this ed traffic in Intoxicating liquors, not ail be known to us; but t' eye that never sleeps, one aid, ‘‘Vengeance ia mine, I

repay."

I A’t us driv* home the responsibility, that there may be no shirking it. L n* work in every pceslblo way to d frond th* dengm of Us victims.

North

[For the arA* or th* Cj ennisville, while it'hai

i and much to admire, has also (considering the extent of the jiopulaUon) more places where lotoxl-

ctined with Us effects than any village ■ know ofinlhe State of New Jersey, fe have not less than tour houses in Us little village, whose t&bie proprietors stand ready at all hoar* to accommodate all who may wish to be accommodated with a draft of the fiery demon. With the exception of one house, customers may be seen merging from them

hniily

tie published ._ .. lisbed in this city.

„ By Order of tho Loooi Cape May CUy.Dpc. 8, 1873.

ftprefauVotlee.

MjiU iffUIKS. W* WT it Ksat ssiLtexo-

VisUud,

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ORGANS The best OliG.VNS of the Reed clan • IN THE WORLD.

ayufOM*. (TUI.! COAL!! toTl," •fh V- »*nil**« *• Wotaas-i Martas Fl1w no* . JOS. K, HlllHE- A «0S i s. s psx»«ik Stove Coal.. fl-ksnitaw^ tZUtag, foS'l LEBIOH *. &GHUYLKHL COAL, or ICO. 8TVVG A CHESTNUT SIZES, •i *e lavtat Mart si FrW JOSKPH FCliKLUiCnER.

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• STILL AT IT-”

WAKE & ELDREDGE.

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lowing resolution* were passed: Resolved, thatutc thanks-of Compare " - - -

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fair so decided _ t

Resolved, that tbu Secretary be Instruct,il to publish the above in the Star of the Cap* and Ocean Wane. Q. K. Dilmottk, Sec.

■id ILuhc Buildings,

g resolution* were passed: riftiu.so.rf.a5fri,a l u.ii s Ik'no. i-n.- ! re™ in il.l.-u.nt., oml«Ur.»ul. .t .1.11 n « „b ..1 ui.-.i,..™ -b.r. Mm- .. ■«P|-I1».I »i'6.1 ill.n~«M.ry ■.•eUsary solveil, that flic thanks- of the I !rh j_ MAXUi AiTnii n m i (••• % , SS»ft , i!r^ywSs 0 ^2SsS® !iR >«mak*S(nr.;jrA-at~‘v».>v:7. ~ —— and aeaiateil in ■adusg onr [ KSTABLISHKD IN 1848. ^ re,'!j i, lb."' .!"), "j!, ,'.n ".l '','’1.1*',''^ *''

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