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Subscribers will report any and ail fall-
receive their paper regularly.
The Daily Review has the largest
fide circulation, of any newspaper
yublithed, in the city of Wilmington. J&
"The lightning-rod conference lately
held tin England decided that copper is
lne best material to use in rods.
Mrs Davi3, the ex-Senator's bride,
va3 voted "the most popular lady in
Bloom ington," at a baby show in that
place the other day. ..
On Yeans Ming has been appointed
Chinese consul of New York, being me
first consul of his nation appointed on
the Atlantic coast.
The Marquis of Lome thinks that the
rt naileries of Toronto afo ahead ot
those of New York, Boston or any other
city on the Continent. J ...
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The Free Church of Scotland is edu"
eating lady missionaries in medicine,
with a view to more effective work
..ftn(rHiowomen in the Zenanas of
auiu0
India.
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Fred Douglass being at a meeting of
white clergymen in Boston the other
day, was called on for a speech. "No,"
he said, "I came here merely to give
color to the occasion."
Mr. J. F. Slatcr.the donor of $1,000,
000 for the education of the freemen,
has lately given $10,000 to the Park
Congregational Church, at .Norwich,
Conn., where he resides. .
Prof, llyder, of the United States fish
missinn. is very hopeful that this
nvnpnmp.nta will prove the
foocJKnjfv nf nvster propagation and
cultivation by artificial means. ft
The Newton Enterprise is confident
that North Carolina will go Democratic
next year, and eives some excellent
reasons for the faith that is in it. We
trust that it may prove a true prophet.
It is now known that Lord Charles
Heresford had intimated to his Royal,
Highness, the Prince of Wales, that an
Knjrlish gentleman could always whip
a professional fighter, and that he had
expressed a determination to meet Jem
Mace and the Maori giant at the lirs
opportunity. -
There is no harmony, but much bad
blood, says the Augusta Chronicle, be
tween the white and black Republicans
of Georgia. Gen. Longstreet, who
owes his public position and pap to an
administration made possible by the
negro balance of power, abuses his
black coparceners. The negro editors
return the abuse with unction. The
only thing that keeps both factions in
line is the official pap, and they quar
rel over the disposition of that.
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO NEW (ADVERTISEMENTS.
Grand Excursion
J Baker Found
Yates Geo Wood's Organs
fc'RONLT & Morris For Sale
C C R R Change of Schedule
Munds Bros Reflned Camphor
IIkinsbkrger VcWet Frames, Ac
W II Greex Soda Water Mineral Water
Kerchner & C alder Bros Groceries
P L Bridgers & Co Marc Anthony Speaks
Giles Murchisox Ice Cream Freezer8
F W Clark, Gen'l rasa. Agent Excursion
Tickets .
Cornelius Harnett Council; No. 231, j Royal
Arcanum I
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 2 bales.
Cornelius Harnett. Council No. 23 1
Royal Arcanum, meets to-night. It
Farmers from the country begin to
complain that there is too much rain
for the crops.
Artistic photographs in easy, grace
ful positions. Lardner, Photographer,
119 Market street. w It
Steaniboatmcn report the Cape Fear
as falling off, but with a plenty at pres
ent for boatingpurposes
t There were a great number of visitors
at Oakdale Cemetery "yesterday, aot
withstanding the intense heat.
Capt. R. S . Radcliffe, who has been
verv sick for several weeks, is now con
valescent and wewere pleased to see
him on the streets. again this morning
Yesterdav was a very pleasant day
at Masonboro Sound, a refreshing
breeze blowing there all day, and no
sand fi; noeole who wonJd
enjoy ease and comfort.
Mr. Sol. C. Weill, son of our worthy
friprwi ir a Wiiil who has been a
. Ait mm , v " -
student at Chapel Hill for the past year,
where he made an excellent record for
himself as shown by the exams, has re
turned home.
For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery,
o to Jacobi's Hardware Depot t
rm
hf
VOL. VII.
CoirJ ames G'. Burr commenced
duties as tax lister this morning.
We have been favored with "a little
of all sorts" ot weather during the day.
We are glad to learn that there is a
very decided improvement in the condi
tion of ex-Doiiceman W atkins.
There is, we regret to state, no change
for the better in the condition of the
venerable Mr. Luke B
Huggins.
The third quarterly meeting for the
present conference year will be held at
the Front street Methodist church on
next Sabbath, the 17th inst. The presid
ing Elder, Rev. Robt. O. Burton; is ex
pected to be present.
v Off for .Europe.
Capt. A. D. Cazaux, of this city. Will
leave here tosmorrow morning for New
York, whence he will sail for Europe.
He gags for the purpose of endeavoring
to make arrangements for having
steamers touch at this port for the pur
pose of conveying cotton to Liverpool
Capt. Cazaux thinks, with much reason,
that a personal interview will do
much more towards effecting
so desirable a result than will all of
the letter writing which can be done
in a year. He will be absent seven or
eight weeks, hoping to return here by
the first of August. We trust be may
prove successful in his mission.
Messrs. Pembroke Jones and Her
bert Latimer have also made arrange
ments for a trip to . Europe, and will
probably leave here next week. They
will most likely be absent all of the
Summer.
Light, cloudy weather, best for light
complexions. Lardnek, Yates Gal
lery. It
Impressive Kxereises.
This day is known and observed by
those of the Hebrew faith as the "Feast
of Weeks," and is commemorative of
the giving of the Law from Mount
Sinai. On this day children of Hebrews
who have arrived at the age when they
. . i
can understand, and are convmceu ,
that they can live up to, th5 required
obligations come up and make open
confession of faith and are then con
firmed. .
In the Temple of Israel, in this city,
this morning, such services were held,
commencing with exercises usual to
feast days, after which the ceremonies
attendant upon confirmation took
place, the candidates consisting of
two young ladies and three young men.
The Temple was tastefully and beautK
fully decorated for the occasion with
flowers and evergreens; the music was
rendered with exquisite feeling, and
the address by the Rabbi, Rev. Dr.
Mendelsohn, was a profound and schol
arly effort. The exercises, taken alto
gether, were very impressive, and at
times extremely affecting.
The Temple was crowded, there be
ing quite a number of the faith irom
abroad, as well as a good many of pur
own citizens outside ot the Hebrew
race who were present.
Dead or Alive.
There is a colored woman in tnis
city !who was pronounced dead nearly
or quite 25 years ago. The circum
stances were about as follows : She was
a slave, and was suddenly missing and,
although thorough search was made,
could not be found. A short time alter,
. . . i
the body oi a coioreu woman was iuuuu
in t.hfi rirer some two or three miles
above the citv. The Coroner was noti
fii. and no summouea a lury. wuu
proceeded to the place and held an in
quest in due form of law. They brought
in a verdict declaring .he dead body to
hA that" of the woman who had been
missing, and whose name was Statira.
The correctness of the verdict was never
drmhLfid. and Statira was dead, so far
as the world had any knowledge.' A
short time alter the close of the war,
one of the men that had composed the
jury of inquest, and who well knew the
cirl. met her alive and well upon one
rtf t h a streets of the city. Of course he
was much astonished, and sought an
explanation, telling the girl that he had
haloed to pronounce her aeaa years
before. The girl m reply statea mas
she had run away from her master and
had succeeded in baffling all attempts
at recaDture or recognition, and had
kept out of the way until she was de-
clared free by the law, when she tnougm;
she would return.
This was a remarkable case of mis
iiantifireirion. and the name of
UUiCU ivv-
the woman who was declared by the
jury to be Statira has never been ascer-
lamcu. , . -
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
,a rr Sash. Blinds and Doors, Glass,
&c- xon can gei an anta
etrest prices.
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and at the
WILMINGTON. N. C, MONDAY. JUNE 11. 1883.
City Court. I
William Brown, colored, charged
with disorderly conduct, was discharge I
ed by the Mayor this morning.
T. Dickson, colored, charged with
a lisrht offense, was reouired to pay a
fipe of $3.
Musical.
f w
The June number of the Musical
Herald has been received. It is one of
the best music publications in the
country, conducted and edited Dy men i
eminent in the profession and is always
crowueu wuu liupuruiui. auu iusuuu-
thre matter to the professional as well
as to the amateur. Ine number beiore I
us contains three nne pieces ot music,
two vocal and one instrumental, tne
latter being an 'Andante from Symph
onic in C." by Schubert. Published !
by the Musical Herald Co., Boston,1
Mass., at a subscription price of $1.50 j
per annum.
The Coniiug Season.
A note from Mr. Frank A. Small,
who will be remembered by many in
our city, writing to the editor of this
nnnnr in Rnp.akincr of the coniinsr the-
atrial season, which Dromises to
open early, says :
Shakesperian and legitimate drama
will haye a grand revival next season,
no less than ten companies being now
organized for its presentations. Ol
these ten the most important, to judge
KT S .STKEE
Edmr ComDanv. Mr. Edgar is a
scholar and actor of wide popularity,
and in this enterorize is backed by a
syndicate of well known capitalists of
New York. Maze Edwards, the Man-
rj: "l rr
and press and public have so taken up
thilv drama working produced" that
success is almost an assured fact and
do doubt is assured because it is de
served. It is a praise worthy enter
prise and we wish it all success. ',.
Mr. Orr's negatives are well kept.
Duplicate pictures finely finished at low
rates. Lardnek, 119 Matket. it
The Planet Juhiter.
This great planet,according to an as
tronomical writer, is at present a splen
did phenomenon in the June sky. His
rosy belts and equatorial clouds and the
constantly changing aspect of his satel-
ite system never cease to be interesting,
and whoever has seen them once is
sure to wish to see them again, as often
as they can. One of the great charms
of a telescopic view of Jupiter is the
visible motion of the planet and his
moons. In a single evening one can
see the huge globe roll half way over on
its axis, the time of a whole rotation
bein" only ten hours, and can witness
the PW of the round black shadow
of one of the moons across we iace oi
the planet, or the disappearance of an
other moon as it goes behind the planet
or is eclipsed in the great cone of shad-
ow which Jupiter throws far away into
space behind him. It is ;difficult tor
not aceustomed to astronomical
ooseryauoiis tu wuiFCuCuu
that those little shining globes which he
sees moving so silently and smoothly in j
their orbits arc actually worlds in size.
and that they are removed hundreds
of thousands of miles fijom the great
ninnpt. .1 ron ii d which they circle.
If. as most astronomers, believe Jupiter
has not vet cooled down into a habitable I
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ClODC, nu IS, in buuid '"Fv .
more intercsunjL w ua uu ium uuaiuuh ,
for if he were an inhabited globe, no
telescope man can make would be able
to reveal his inhabitants or their works
to us, and the very fact that lie was in,
t. - i- : u - u : - I
such a conuiuon a .o supputi.
inhabit-
ants would Drcclude the possibility of
any physical changes which could be
seen at the distance of four or five nun-
rlrod million miles. But. on the other
hand, if, as is believed, Jupiter is yet in
a very early stage of world growth,
then the inhabitants of this earth can
,wx;o tr wfttrh with their telesoones.
i j r !..
as they nave oceu uoiUJ5 jui u
two hundred years, the changes oi ap-
tw!ir&nce which he undergoes. In other
words, they can behold part of the
mvtirttrical develoDment of a distant
world, and, if the human race could ex
ist long enough and could hand down
its records unbroken from age to age, it
might at last haje a complete history,
based on actual observations, ot the
f JuDiter. from a elobe of
w - M. w
easeous or fluid matter to a solid and
habitable world like our own
. Messrs. A. &. l. jsuktek nave receiv -
lirirAlnt; of Children's
ev,f - -
Blouse Suits made up very handsomely
: ,i:ftorpnt shodM. which tliev will sell
AAA 4Vww j r
at astonishingly low prices. Call early
and procure a suit for the boys. - t
c;if PlAtA3! Snnona and Forks, low
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iiiit'.i- aa mm a.ww mm . w
lETIEW.
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Superior Court.
The attention of this tribunal has been
accupied the entire day upon the follow
ing:
James A. Walker, vs. C. 1 Mebane
and others. It is a trial by jury and
was still in progress when our report
closed.
Excursion to Smith ville.
The ladies connected with the Front
Street M. E. Church will eive an ex
cursiou to Smithville and the Forts
next Thursday on the steamer Passport.
when we have said under whose aus-
piees it is gotten up we have said
enough to warrant a rood time to all
who may participate.
Wilniiogtoii at Chapel Hill.
The Wilmington . boys, at Chapel
Hill last session took a high stand in
their classes. Mr. Thomas Radcliffe,
who graduated this term and who was
before a Bachelor of Arts, was made
this year a .Bachelor of Science. Mr.
Jesse B. Hawes was awarded the med
al for the best oration by . a representa
tive of the literary societies, while
Mr. bol U. vveul received a medal lor
superior scholarship in Greek. The
Worth prize for scholarship in mor
al science and the evidences of Chris
tianity, offered by DavidJG. Wortb.Esq.,
of this city, was awarded to Mr. Numa
F. Heitman.
Messrs. Cronly & Morris haYe for
sale aa excellent office safe, "bran
new", which can be had at a low figure.
The organ of the First Baptist Church
naa recently been overhauled, repaired
and tuned. In fullness and richness of
tone it has been considerably improved.
j er, an organ builder of Boston.
Capt. F. W Clark, General Passen
ger Agent of the Carolina Central, in
vites attention in this issue to the fact
that excursion tickets to all of the Sum-
mer resorts in Western North Carolina,
the: 'Switzerland of America." are now
on sale at the office of the Company.
The postmaster general has selected
metallic red as the color for the new
two cent postage stamp. The vignette
which will be used on the stamp is cop
ied from the life cast . used in making
Houdon's statue of Washington. The
two cent rates of postage will replace
the present rate October 1st.
Quarterly Meetings
Wilmington District of the - Methodist
E. Church, South. , -
- THIRD BOUND.
Wilmington at Front, Street June
Wilmington at FiflhiStreet. . June
17
24
Topsail at Herrings June 30, July
-. 7
1
i Smithville. . . . . July 14-15
Brunswick at Bethel-. t .'July 21-22
Newton Grove Mission. .. July 28 29
y 'yr';-s
Clinton at Goshen..... Aug 18 19
Elizabeth. . ..... . . . . . . . . . . Aug 25-26
VVamnw Mission......... Sent 1-
pair Bluff. .
.. ....Sept 8-
ROBT. O. BUKTON, P. 'E.
The celebrated Fish Brand Gills1
Twine is sold only at J acobi's Hard
ware Depot. ' '
DIED.
tlDOniT ATT To vivkAVrAM AM fVlA 91a A
I Mar. 1833. MRS. LYD1A PBSCHAU. relict Of
wv. . j. cduu, s j.o.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
' Founds
T AST NIGHT IN ST. PAUL'S B. 1
Chureh, a act of FALSE TEETH (upper)
I The owner can get them on application to
- J. bakes.
PrtneeM 8treet, between Front and Second.
jane li lt '
For Sale.
rNE NO. 1IOSLBR OFFICE SAFE. Pet
V
. u MW. ru8 never been used. Will be
Mid cheap. Apply to
jane 11-lw nae CRONLY & MORRIS.
Grand Excursion
rjio
SMITHVILLE AND THE FORTS, OJI
Humr PARS POKT. next THURSDAY, the
14th. under tne iupemaion or tne uiaieaoi
Frent Street M. E. Church. Fare AO cents
Dinner will be serred on board for 50 cents
Ice Cream and Bef reshmenta tn rtrlety.
junell-zt mon-weu
H HtG
1 consisting of colored chips.
1 1 1 .1 '
Tne Colored Milan. "Sea bell-, white and
,
coitd, al tbe popular Shade Hat. KanUa
? ip j. .
or. Japanese ".and a variety of other atjles,
j just received and for sale by
I ' 1IRS. KATE C fTTNES.
1 inn, a Ho. 9 North Second Street.
w , w
NO. 139
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ice Cream Freezers and
Water Coolers.
FOB SALE BY.
Giles & Murcliison,
jane 11 ' S3 and 40 Marchlson Block.
Velvet Frames.
4 BEAUTirULtrNEAllGE AND Small,
all colors. , EASELS, new styles, beautifully
painted, just received and for sale cheap at '
, . f IIKIXSBEKGE&'S.
A Second-Hand Piano,:
fODERN STYLE, OCTAV, in perfect
order. Here la a Bargain In a good and Cheap
Fiano. Call and see it at .
HEINSBERGER'S,
jane II Live Book and Music Stores
Groceries.
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-
Boxes Smo. andD. S. SIDES,
100
1.000 Bbls FLOUR, -200
BbU MOLASSES, : x
100 Bags COFFEE,
75 Bbls SUGAR,
50 Bbls BICE,
200 Sacks MEAL,
1,000 Bushs CORN. - '
1,000 Bales HAY,
100 Cas LYE.
100 Boxes SOAP,
60 Boxes CANDY,
75 Boxes CRACKERS,
100 Cases OYSTEBS,
CO Boxes CANDLES,
25 Gross MATCHES. . -For
sale by
June 11 KERCUNER A CALDER BROS
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPT.
Wilmington, N. C., June 10tb,lSS3.
. ' . " ;
The Most Comfortable Route
y J. TO THE . ' ,
MOUNTAINS !
OXCURSION TICKETS ARE NOW ON
sale at tbe office of this Company for all points
In WESTERN NORTH UABUUNA.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS run through
from Charlotte to Old Fort nnd thence to
Ashevllle. Passengers have a fine view of the
Mountain Scenery from an OBSERVATION
CAR, leaving Old Fort at 7.16 A. M., arriving
at Asnevuie ax 9.3 &. ai., and warm springs
at 11.10 P. M. . F. W. CLARK,
, june 111m . ... . . Gen'l Passenger Agent
Geo. ; Wood's Organs
rpAKE THE LEAD AND NEVER FAIL
to give satisfaction.
SPECIAL TEEMS on application.
Pie Nlc Baskets, Croquet, Hammocks, &c
Complete stock of Blank Books, Stationery,
Ac., always on nand at
YATES BOOKSTORE,
jane 11 119 Market St
Marc Anthony ' Speaks
HEAR YE HIM !
JpRIEND8, CAROLINIANS, Ac:
The bad deeds of men live after theui.
The good, are never interred with ihelr bones
Ho. let It be with bur CANDY competitors.
Yon all do know that once upon a time we did
sell ROY8TER'S CANDY for 50 cents per
pound, but decreased the price to satisfy onr
canuy-iovxng menas lo cents per poimu.
Thev have aooreclated our efforts to satisfy
them, by a liberal patronage, knowing fnll
weU that it Is the best CANDY ; sold in Wil
mington. The list comprises
ANTHONY'S BULLDOZERS,
CESAR'S CREAM NUTS,-' ; .
' CLEOPATRA'S TAFFY,
BRUTUS COCOA BAB,
and many other varieties.
Three Pounds for $1.
- '' " ; -t -a1 - ' . - -
Fresh, Pure and Sweet
A Large Assortment, of
Nice Goods, '
SPBINGFIELD HAMS,
, BREAKFAST BACON, ;
. SUGA&CUKED SHOULDERS
ELEGANT MACKEREL, In nice packages,
10 fba Kits and Kegs, ana o ids uans. c.
FRESH MACKEREL. In 1 lb Tins.
CHIPPED BEEF Sliced very thin.
P. L. BRIDGERS & CO.
HO North Front St.
June 11
35 CENTS PER POUND. )
WE OFFER 100 LBS. FINEST GUM CAM
phor at 35c per ponnd. ot three pounds
for one dollar Fifty pounds Persian Insect
Powder 50 cents perpound. Call or send or
ders by Postal. Goods will Ue delivered
promptly. ? i MUNDS BROS.,
Disuenfflnz. Pharmacists..
1,491 Broadway, V. T.
621 North 4th street, WUmtogta
n, N. C
may
QUNTOS, JSU ATTORNXY AND Coon
sellor-at Law YTIU practice la any part of
be Stata. Special atUsUoa given to the col
tlia ct clilna. . , t ; aert lWy.
PLEASE KOTICS.
XT will be glad to receive coancicit!crj
from our friends on any and all subject of
central Interest but
The same of the writer must always be tat
Bished to the Editor. v
Commmltaittons must be written cs osl
one side ot the paper.
Personalities must be avoided ,
And It Is especially and particularly usde
stood that the Editor does not always endor
the views of correspondents unless so state
In the editorial columns.'
NEW AOVlItTISEJIENTS.
Carolina Central R. JX.
Company.
OmcK or GaratAx. SurrmjmarDEsrT.
Wilmington, N. C., Jnno 9th, ISS. 1
IT
T
of Schedule.
QN AND AFTER JUNE 0th, 1865, THE
following acneaoie will be onerated on' tbls
PASSENGER MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN,
; . . ' DAILY. . : .
Leave Wllmlntrtnn At " ' ' 7. 10 til
N0.LS Leave Raleigh at. .......... .7.35 P. M .
Arrive at Charlotte au 7.00 A. 11.
1 Leave Charlotte at..........&45 P. M.
No. 8. J Arrive Raleigh at .8.30 A . M .
J Arrive at Wilmington at 8.23 A. 11
Passenger Trains ston at retrular stations
ony( and points designated in the Company!
Train No. 1. Daily except Sunday.
Do. No. S. do., do. Saturday.
SHELBY DIVISION. PASSENGER. MAIL -
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT. V
Dally except Sundays. '
Leave Charlotte 5.30 P. M.
Arrive at Shelby.; 0.00 P. i.
Leave Shelby 7.00 A. M.
Arrive at Charlotte 10.30 A. M.
Tralns No. 1 and 2 make cIoha finnnMttnn .i
Hamlet with B, A A. Trains to and from Ual-
ciu, nuu at vnarione wun oneiuy Dlflsloa
Train.
Through Slecnlnr Can tietwteen WlImino-
and Charlotte and ltalelgh andl Charlotte.
JTake Train No, 1 for Stafesvtllo, Stations
Western NGEK, Ashevllle and points West.
juu, lur oparwnuunr, ureenviue, Athens,
tlanta and all points Southwiest.
U 0. JONES.
SntMHntrrnlATif
assenger Agent
lunelL . . L
!
VASTLY BETTER I
' THAN AN 1 ' :
A U C T I ONI
THE PRICES I AM SELLING GOODS AT
give you adv ant ages tenfold over an Auc
-. tlon Sale, for the reason you can take,
your time and select that which
: - ;..r .-.. v. ' I -7 - . , : .
. suits you, and get just the Qual-
itv nnd OiiftnMfv ht
you wish.
I AM SELLING
ir ue jrercaies at e cents per yard, worth 13.
Handsome Black and Colored Bantings at 15
cents per yard, worth 80.
Pretty Lawns, fast colors, at 7 cents.
White Scotch Plaid Lawn, at 12 Vc, worth S
Pretty Cotton Plaid Dress Goods, atlOcts
MT . wmm. O
The very best 10 cents Bleached Cotton ever
sold in this or any other city. ,
' 5,000 yards Hamburg Trimmings, excellent
quality, and very cheap, from 9 cents up.
Bordered Handkerchiefs at 3 cents each,
with the largest stock in that line In the city.
Good 200 yards Spool Cotton, at two Spool
for Scents.
Come and look at my stock of
I deal for cash, and cater to those who get
their, money by hard licks, and pro
pose to give you good value
; for your money.
Yon can buy a diess from me for a low price
that will make a young lady
LOOK L IKEA PRIN CESS !
Great Bargains In
GLOVES, : -;'v 'iy - :-
HOSIERY, ,
CORSETS,
PANTS GOODS,
:" " SHEETINGS,
TOWELING, c.
In short everything to be bad In a FIRST
CLASS DRY GOODS STORE.
Cheap ! Cheap ! Cheap I
Give me a call ; ' '
JOHN J. HEDRICK.
No. 115 Market Street.
jnneC ; y: ...': ;
Atlantic Coast Line.
-PASSE Ml ER DEPARTMENT,
: f-' " Wlbnlngtoo, N. C, June 1st, ISaS
JEGULAR SUMMER EXCURSION TICK-
. mem m .
eu goou to return unuv Aoremuer.ist, i3, to
ri i t t rf r .
v irgonia ana Auna uanjuua sunmer juetorts,
are now onale at Coupon Offices of this Line.
AUa Round Trip Tickets, Wilmington to
?;ew York at 3i). T. M. EilERbON.
;uRs4-lwEac Gen'l Pssssaer Agtst.
tt