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THIS PAPII nabhaBOd opted by JOSH T. JAMBS, DITOB AMD PROPKXBTOR SUBSCRIPTIONS POSTAGE PAID: jBe year x month, ta.00. Three months.-tl.OO; " One month, S5 cents. The paper win he delivered by carriers free of charge, In any pert of the city, at tbe above rates, or 10 cents per week. Advertising rates low and liberal a-Snbscrlbers will report any and all fall- arcs to receive their paper regnlarly, &r The Daily Review has the largest tona fide circulation, of any newspaper published, in Ike city of Wilmington, j ""Marriags a specialty, Acceptable st all hours; stranicrs par;iculaiiy in vited' is the unique advertisement of a clergyman at York. Maine. , George W. Catsie was in Atlanta I he other day as the guest oi Henry W. Grady, who is to publish a reply to Mr. Cable's recent article concerning the freednaen. Wt Gen. Walthall, the new Senator from Mississippi, is "as straight as an Indian officer and is noted for being a hard worker." It is said that he makes more than $10,000 a year by his law practice. King Kalakana. of the Sandwich 'stands, was the recipient the other day of a valuable package, contents not made public, sent mm oy ine naro uesjs Burdett Coutts, by the hand of George Augustus Sala. The alleged great remedy for snake bite discovered by a workingman ot Tasmania U pronounced by the Atis Iralasian Medical Gazette to be "like all antidotes for snake bites hitherto produced, of no potency." : Nine goldeu weddings have been cele brated in Castleton. Vt.. in the lat ten years, and all but one ot the individuals are now living. Most of tbem are be tween 80 and 90 years of age. and quite vigorous for such old people. Gen. Black, the new commissioner o f pensions, is described as "a straight man. of medium height, with a high forehead, dark hair and a pair as bright eyes as you will find in Illino is. He speaks well, in a clear, ringing voice." In the opinion of Rev. Dr. Do Costa the wages of the laboring classes are at the danger point. He ihiuks better wages are demanded by Christian morality, and cite3 the weavers and the needlewomen who sing the "Sons; ot the Shirt" as conspicuous examples of tbe evil. Mrs. Mackay has given to tbe papal nuncio a magnificent cross in remem brance of tbe marriage ot her daughter to Prince Colonna It is studded with diamonds and sapphires. In the inside of the cross is a place .for relics, which can be inserted by pressing a spring which connects with the movable back. Mr. HenryBergh laments that he cannot prevent tbe vivisectionly medi cal chools and colleges. Several years ago when tbe bill of prevention of cru elty to animals was passed by the New York Legislature be inserted a careful ly worded clause prohibitory to vivi section, but was detected by tbe eagle eyed makers of laws, and lie was obliged to strike it oat. Hence his present sad ness. The late Gen. Gordon's sisters have declined tbe annuity which Mr. Glad stone offered to tbem. The General left three sisters, one of whom is un married, and they are all residing at Southampton. He bad two brothers, one of whom. Enc'erby Gordon, died many years ago. The survivor is Sir Henry W. Gordon, K. C. B. Gen. Gordon's sisters last heard direct from Khartoum in November. The supplement to the Paris news paper Gil Bias, issued In commemora tion of the eighty-third anniversary ot the birth of Victor Hugo, is a veritable curiosity of literature. Some 850 ad mi rets oi the great French poet con tribute to tbe general expression of hom age, and the contributions, in, every European and three-or tour Oriental languages, are reproduced in facsimile, with the autographs of the several au thois. Apparently tbe cost ol insuring works of art in Paris is not light. The exhi bition of Meistonier's canvases, which the paioter had !ent for charitable pur Pos to the well-known little gallery in Je Roe de Sexe, has just terminated. The receipts amounted to over 23,500 Q enormous sum when it is consid ered that the p,0tares hardly filled one nail room But tbe expenses swal lowed u.ooo of this, the principal Hem being insurance, st tbe rate of 100 10 th eqoare inch. h.?10 troubled with a very oja Cough for about two years and naviDgtned almost every corigh mix- al was ever mde. X have f-und none that ha Rie me such great re as Dr. Bui Vs Cough Syrup and I earnestly recommended It to ail afflict d. Benj.F. Dtjggah, h Park Pi., f H 1 m - from H K I A TT V K P, VTR W 1 E J B m I J I i I i f I J f a . ' ' - - i - ; 1 - 1 ' - - , -sr-c " . . T ,JEr5 . - I J ' . - ' - , I - .' ' . ' 1 1 i : " 1 ' 1 i . - f VOL. IX. WILMINGTON. N. C. SATURDAY. MARCH 21, 1885. Paris Figaro says that President Cleveland has requested Minister Mor ton to remain. Doubtful. More Jt ban doubtful. Hob. James W. Berry has been elected U. 9. Senator from Arkanw, to fill ex Senator Gariand's unexpired term. At latpst accounts Gen. Grant was reported as somewhat better. There is talk among the physicians ot an opera tion for his relief. The latest news in regard to t he New York posk-ffiee is that Postmaster Pearson "HI be retained, and other latest news is to the eflect that he will not be retained. The latest news from the Soudan is to the effect that there has been a great battle between the British troops and the forces of Osman Digna, in which the Britis were victorious, inflicting a heavy loss on the Arabs. Put it on record that the Daily Rj view says that Mr. Pearson will not be allowed to remain in tbe Now York Postoffice and that a Democrat will be appointed thereto. And also that every position in North Carolina will be filled by a Democrat. It is not worth whib to holler before vou are hurt. Sir Stafford Northcoto will withdraw from the conservative leadership in tbe House ot Commons at the close of the present session, owing to tho unabated discontent of many members ol the conservative party. He will be succeed ed by Sir Michael K. Hicks-Bcach, un der the sanction of the Marquis of Sa' isbury and the approval of Lord Ran dolph Churchill. ' A special from Petersburg to the New York Herald says : Intelligence has been received here tn.naht. from Surrv. Sbbthn m Dton . Lsleof Wight," James City And other ouutiea ot the State to tbe enect mat the hogs in those localities are dying by hnndreds or a disease resemminjr nog cholt-ra, musoausiug heavy losses to the farmers Dr. Gerce f otts, a veter inary surgeon of this city, who baa just returned from those counties. wh-re he made a study of the disease by means of postmor tem examinations, says it is pneumo ententisofan erysipelatous form. It i not known whether it is an atmos pherical or contagious disease. The boss attacked with it die within a day. After death some of the hoes turn red or purple. The symptoms of the dis ease arc pain in tbe back, swollen lung, quick breathipg and an indispo sition to move about. - Mr. Edward Henry, Pinegrove. Schuylkill county. Pa . writes that hav imr bad a limb crushed arid his right arm paralyzed, he was completely cur ed by a few applications of St. Jacobs Oil. the great pain-cure. LOCAL NEWS. (SOU TO NEW ADVERTISEMEITS. C W Y ATBS-Ka Bter CanU ' Hku8BBRoeb Bans Piano F C MILLER V Fresh Supp'y Hunds Brothers y rner Cards Will West Hang Out Your Banners E W Lisbback Piano Repairing & Tuning Day's length 12 hours and 15 minutes. There was no City Court this morn ing. There were no tramps at the guard house last night. Shd are scarce and ihe demand ex ceed the supply. There were no interments in Bellevue Cemetery this week. The receipts of cotton at this port to-day foot up 6 bales. Sunset to-morrow afternoon at 15 minutes past 6 o'clock. There were two interments in Oak dale Cemetery this week, both adults. Only three days more in which to register. It you don't register yon can't vote. There were five interments in Pine Forest Cenaelery this week, four adults and one cbila. Bev. D. C. Kelly will preach afc Brooklyn Hall to-morrow night at the usual hour A fine afsortmont of Mocking Bird Cages can be seen at Jacobi'c Hard' ware Depot. j t Good beef brings high figures now in this market. Our country friends should take the hint. Oysters have been very scarce during the past few days, the Easterly winds interfering with the supply Good materials properly proportioned which are the essential requisites in Beady mixed Paints can be best attain ed by using the N. Y. Enamel Paint sold at Jaoobi's Depo- t . ' iF - h a I Cold ram and snow it predicted iorj to morrow by Turners Almanac. Its j prediction of snow for last Monday was 30 nearly fulfilled that there may be some truth in that for to-morrow Rev. Dr. Pritcbard will preach to- 1 morrow morning and night atibo First Baptist Chnrch at the usual 4ioars The subject of his morning's discussion will be Tbe Proper Observance of the Sabbath." Large mouths in sweet women ana the present fashion.- anl tbe qdess who are up to snuff no longer puree up their lips in the prunes and prism style. Tbe wide, natural style of wearing the mouth is supposed to have originated with the popular belles who have pretty teeth. . . . I Prof. E. W. Lineback, of Salem. N. C., gave us tho pleasure of a call this morning. Ho is cue of the most ac complished and thorough musicians in the State, and, as his card, to bo found elsewhere in this issue, announces, will remain here for a short time and fill orders for tuning and repairing pianos. The big snow which fell in this State didn't hurt us much here. It was rather refreshing than otherwise to vegetation But it was cold last night and calm, and this morning the thermometer wasdown to 25, with a big frost on the ground which has, wc tear, played the wild with young vegetation everywhere hereabouts. An ttxehansre of Courts. Tho News and Observer says : Gov ernor Scales has consented to an exs change of courts between Judges Mc Rae aud Avery. Judge Avery exchanges the courts of Brunswick, Johnston, Robeson and Anson, for the counties of McDowell, Yancey, Mitchell and Watauga. Tbe change is made on ac count of the continued severe sickness of Mrs. Avery. To Kemaln Here. We are glad to lesrn that Dr. TS. Robinson will not leave tbe city, as we have heard asserted by some. He pro poses to remain here and will probably embark again in a short time in the grocery business. The recent sale of the stock ot goods was absolutely neces sary for closing up the affairs of the late firm ot F. G. & N. Robinson, which was dissolved by the death of the lamented Capt. Fred. Robinson. Dr. Robinson has made many friends dur ing his comparatively short residence here who will be glad to know that be will remain in Wilmington. The Moon's Mountains. It is said by an astronomical observ er that the most interesting feature of the recent cdTipse of the sun was the appearance in tbe profile of tbe great mountain range on the eastern edge of the moon's disc. There are several places in the Eastern Hemisphere of the moon where a powerful glass wjl always show the serrated horizon line ot the peaks and craters that lie close to tbe moon's edge, but when these same mountains are seen, as they were Monday, with their outlines showing absolutely black bgainst the white sun. their appearance is more striking than usual. At moments when the air was steady, permitting the use of a high magnifying power, it was a grand sight to see the profiles of the gigantic ranges of the D'Aiembert and Rook Moun tains, and the Lunar Cordilleras pic. turcd with sharpest outline against the brilliant back-ground. The whole for. ward edge of the moon was seen to be deeply notcoed and lined with sharp peaks, presenting a striking contrast to the perfectly even curve of the sign's edges. Even with a small magnifying power tbe outlines of the principal mountains could be clearly seen. In one place a broad dish shaped valley was conspicuous, with a lidge of mountains on either (side and a lofty peak in the centre, whose sharp, conical form stood out from the blaze of the sunlight be hind it with beautiful distinctness. The large mountain masses presented a particularly impressive spectacle just as they entered upon tbe sun's edge, peak after peak slowly moving into view, while tbe light streaming through tbe intervening valleys brought tbem into still greater prominence. Some of the mountains in this part of the moon rise to a height oi 20,000 feet, and there are valleys among them which, in some cases, appear to sink to an almost equa depth below the lunar surface. The sharp profile ot the mountains of the moon, as they stood in frnnt of the son's glowing disc, were observed at this point with tbe naked eye, but not so distinctly and so prominently, oi coarse, as with glass The RetUter of Deeds issued three I marriage licenses this week, one for a ! white and two for colored couples. i bloom in the woods near the city and ! the fragrant yellow jessamine is in bud. There will be religious services at the Seamen's Bethel at half past 10 o'clock to-morrow morning, Rev. I). C. Kelly officiatio. The public are, cordially invited to attend. Seats free. Send that old hat. old coal, old vest sd ofcT rmiseis to' Dyer. HtKwm clean, repair, or dy them, and save you the expense of a new outfit. Times arc hard. Economise. f Tho schr. Isaac L. Clark, which went ashore on Stump Sound a couple of months ago. has been gotten off and was brought up the river this afternoon in tow of the steam tug Blanche. To every Housekeeper a good substantial cook stove is an important necessity and our readers will find the best at Factory prices at Jxcobi's Hardware Depot. t Br. schr. Victory, Thompson, cleared to day for Nassau with 28,310 feet lum ber, 213,500 shingles, 3 barrels pitch. 3 barrels tar, 2 barrels flour. 1 bag coffee, 2 boxes soda bread and 2 boxes corned beef, valued at 1,610.80, shipped by Messrs Geo. Harriss & Co. Cotton. The receipts of cotton at this port for the week ending with to-day toot up 199 bales as against 503 bales for cor responding week of last year, a decrease this week of 304 bales. The receipts ot the crop year to date foot op 93.872 bales, against 89.906 bales to same date last year, an increase this year of 2.966 bales. We observe quite a fine display oi new Revolvers for very reasonable price, at Jaeobi's Hardware Depot.. t Criminal Court. The following have been the proceed ings before this tribunal sine closing our last report. State vs. A. W. Rivenbark, false pre tense Not guilty. State vs. Julia Ford and Laura Taylor, affray. Continued. State vs. A. W. Rivonbark, false pre tense. Continued until next term of court. State vs. D. Hahn, Charles McLean and James Powell, larceny. On trial. Jury out The grand jury having concluded the business brought before tbem were dis charged at noon to-day, and tbe court will probably adjourn to-night, as there were only two jury cases to try when the court took its usual recess this noon. Inspection ana Drill. The regular inspection of the Wil mington Light Infantry took place yes terday afternoon in accordance with nrevious announcement. ihe com- pany assembled at the Armory in the basement of tbe City uau. at 4 p. m. Col.F. R. Cameron, Inspector General, was expected to arrive at half past 4, but was delayed and did not reach here until some time after that hour. In the mean time 4 Lieut. Morrison, ifho was in command, took the company out for exercise in drilling and in the manual of arms and tbe precision of their movements as well as their sol dierly bearing won the praise of all tbe spectators, among whom were many who bad seen service on more tban one hard fought field. We were glad to notice that quite a number oft ad ies and children were pres ent, for there are but few things inour social element more worthy of consid eration, respect and encouragement tban our citizen foldiery. They are protectors when law ceases to have power in the land, and as such deserve the resnect and regard of ail. The company turned out yesterday with 42, rank and file, and in all the evolutions they performed evinced a thorough training and a just pride in their organ ization as well as a desire to deserve well of the city. They moved with the precision of veterans, and tbe city has just reason to be proud of its cit izen soldiers. Col. Cameron was highly pleased with their maneuvres, as well he might be. for they could hardly be excelled. . The Boy Clipper Plow has earned a reputation of being the best ever used and are pronounced perfect by the best farmers. Sold wholesale and retail at tbe factory agency. Jacow's Hardware Depot. t APDY7P aed tlx can ta for postage MhMJuTi and recede free, a costly and receive free , a eo alch wiM help jou to a r than anjthlngelae road to fortune open be box of goods which money neat away u world All 1 either .this tSartt At once ad- CO., ( (yj Personal Mr. K. B. Engelhard, of Ilaleigb. was in the city yesterday. Mr. II D. Murrill, of Onlow coun ty, was in the city to-duy. Mr. I. Shrier will leave to-night for New York, where be goes to-purchase a stock of Spring and Summer goods. . We were giad to meot our esteemed friend. George W.Lamb, Esq.. of Dup lin county, upon our streets to-day. Hon Wharton A. Green is expected . ' iiw.xj ivununi wt, jones. Mr. John Taylor left last night for the Northern markets for the purchase of Spring and Summer goods tor the Bazaar. Lt. E. T. Woodward, U. S N , and wife, arrived in this city last night and registered at the Purce'.l House They left this morning. Mr. Horace M. Emerson, of this city. has been chosen Vice President of the State Ba3e Bali Association. Col. W. E. Anderson, of Raleigh, is President. Hon. R T. Bennett, Representative in. Congress from this District, returned to his homo in Wadesboro on Thurs day night, having passed through Char lotte. Ho was from Washington City althoush we had understood that both Col. Bennett and CdI. Green had re turned to the State two weeks ago. Quarterly Meetings, The following are the .Prosiding El der's appointments for the Wilmington District of the M. E. Church, South. 1ECOND ROUND; Smithville Station, March 23 Wilminirtoo, Fifth Street. March 29. Cokeabury Circuit, at Hall's, April 98. Clinton Circut, at Magee's, April 4-5. Biaden Cirout, at .Bethlehem, April 8 0. Elizabeth Circuit, at Union, April 11-13. Carver's Creek Circuit, at Waynian, April 15-19. Waccamaw Mission, at Zion, April 21 22. Whiteville Circuit, at Fair -Bluff. April 35 26. Wilmington. Front Street. May 3. Onflow Circuit, at Queen's C reck, May 9-10. Duplin Circuit, at .Charity Chapel, May 12 13. Brunswick Circuit, May 16-17. Topsail Circuit, at Union, May 23 24. Magnolia Circuit, at Magnolia, Ma; 30 31. The District Sunday School Confer ence will be held at Magnolia in con nection with the quarterly meeting beginning May 20 h. P. J. C ARK A WAY, P. E. Appointments by tlte Bishop ot East Carolina. 4prll 8 Wendeday. Evening Prayer, S. fcfar- tm'a. Hamilton. April S Thursday, J. P., Advent, Whliame- ton. April 12 "unday, Grace, Woodville, Jicrtle, Co. Apr'l 18 Monday, Morning Prayer, S. Mnrk's, Koxobet. April 1C Wedot sday, M. P., 8. Thomas', Windsor. April 16 Thursday, Evening Prayer, 'Jraco, .Plymouth. April IS Saturday, a. P., 8. Joseph's Cam den t ourt House. April 1 y -Sunday, S. John Evang. South Mills. April 21 lut-day, M. P , Christ Church, Eliz abeth City. April 2S Wednesday, M. P., 8. John's, New begun. April i3 Thprsdy, 8. Barnabas, Woo lvllle, Perquimans oo. April V Punday, Hoiy Trinity, Hertford April 28 Tuesday. M. P., School House, Iiock- ahock. April 39 Wednesday, 8. Pau'ls, Edentcn. April 0 Thursday, M. P., 8. cuke's. Wash ington County. . HKW ADVERTISEMENTS; Hang Out Tour Banners, HD THE CBY 13 ANOTHER BIG FBEE LUNCH will ba sure id at THE GEM, TO NIGHT at tbe usual hours, froim b to 10, when eve ythi g will be served hot. Come early and secure a reserved seat without extra chaise, before the ush commences. WILL WEST, mch V 10 North Frort 8t Piano Repairing & Tunine:. JIS SOON AS I SHALL FAVE FILLED ordora received for Piano work, I expect to leave for other fields. I would therefore cali attention to the fact that I am not enly a tuner of larrc and lne experience, bat am a so en exrerl in repairing ard rebuilding wor Pianos, (two essentials for doing thor ough work and I would request taoM neea lng work of this kind to fctnd at once their orders, ei hsr for work or co sultatlon, to Mr. Hel' Buerger's or Mr. Yates' Book More. My testimonials are deposited at the latter place, for inspection. W. LINEBACK of falem. N . C. ntchtl lt BausPiano. JUST RECEIVED 3Y STEAM 8R AN UP RIGHT B A US PI AN ) 7 18 Oc'ave Boa loir Gem, Handsome Case; Tastefully Carrel Tresses ani Fret Work Panels : Improved ; Iron Frame; Threa Strings In Unison. Im proved Repeating Actka ; Capo d'astro As raffu and Bar. ATbe Baus Pianos ara endorsed by alljemlnent artists, and for ale at most reisou able prices at BEINSBERGER'f. Live Book and Music Su res mch Iti B Y SENDING YOUR LIGHT COLCEED to MON At H'3 Steam Dye Works 14 u. boo ba ug taem made oarurfor Fall and Winter wear you'll save the ext buying a new suit oar dress, complete mtk let dye stag jobs PLEASE 0- wtwmbsgisd to our friends oa any and an rthjeets bat The name of the writer most always be; elsbod to the Editor. ' OommnnWtlniiB mtut tft riMni n nit - one side of the paper. Persons Hues must be avoided. : And It la especially and particularly cad tood that tbe Editor does net always sstdor the views of correspondent nslsm so stsis in tbe editorial ooranne. NEW AI VERI8EMKN T8. 1 Cheap Ice. fH AND AFTER APBIL. 1ST WK WU.t, sell !CB, f.-om our Ice Rett, tor a "HALF GENT" per pound, mrh lli W. K. DAVIS A SON, Daily Consignments OF EGS, CilirKBNS, BIRDS, 8WKKT Potatoes. N. C. Bacon. No. 1 Roc Mullet, In nd a brK, &fut!et Roe, Florida Oranges, In brla axtl boxes, at wholesale and retail (omp made, all For. Sausage Oroated Ai fifmitft&xkri vt? Sol mtasoxhfc pi4. for Homc made, all Port, Saua Gen. Cona "Merchant. 2 North Wter&t.. raehl9d0tw Wilmington, N. c. Oil Hand. IULX. STOCK MATERIAL BOUGH from rat bands Prepared to do all klnc Of Sheet Metal wok at very lowest prices. Roofing; a specialty. W. K. KING, Practical Tinaini h, Piii:c;a,b6t. Front and Water fetroejti i mch 18 Easter Cards. SPEAKING OF EASTER CARDS WE wish to remark that we have them. And as heretofore with us the prices are just about one halt charged elsewhere. Wc hope every body will remember tbis ad come In to look at our exquisite assortment. Cheap Car ts and Unc Card. All at our usually unr.nial low prices. MUND- BROTHER, mch IS tf Drnpe'eta, Market & eccond s's Easter Cards. QUB EASTER CARDS HAVE BEEN RE ceived; call and sco them. PRATER BOOKS and HYMNALS, in sets; a new stock Just received. DEVOTIONAL BOOKS, aU kicds, suitable for Lent. C. W. YATES. mch 16 119 Market St Shad, Groceries & Liquors! yyE MAY NOT HAVE SHAD ALL THE season but will have them whenever our friends will leave au order. A fresh, gupplv of Groceries always on hand. 49 Hiver Mills, Hunter's Choice, Bruns wick Private Stock and Old Log Cabin, still iaj stock, together with Wines. Gins, Brandies Ac. Flah ard other eoods delivered free. CBAIG & THOMAS. 118 So. Front Street, Produce Commisf Ion Merchant aid Dealers In Fish, Groceries, Liquors, c. mch 2 218 No. Front St. CUTICTJRA RESOLVENT SOAP OINlMffNT, Full line Drugs. Med., Clgs. and Tob. 1 vrentv-flve percent savtd by having your Prescriptions prepared by JAMES D. N U1T, The Druggist, mch 17 Old North State Saloon JeEPS THE BEST WHl?KEY Jtes jjjj in the city for ihe money. CABOIJNA YACHT CLUB CIGARS stil goi gfaat. To-morrow we will receive a fresh supply of those ceiebrattd HOR.ne'S uakokn OT8 TKKS. Call in at MCUOWAN'S, No 6 South Front st. fob 11 , - -, U Conoley's Drug Store. 210 MARKET STREET. FINE LOT OF TUBE ROSE BULBS, (double) for sale cheap ako Conoley's Col ogne, &c., Ac. Clgara and Cigarettes. . mch 8 J.'W. CONOLEV. Dissolution. THE FIRM OF HUMPHREY A JENKINS has been dlcsolvd by mutual coaeeat C . M . D. Humphrey, of the od Arm, will Bf re af u-r ron.inu too Flh and Oyster business at tbe bci1 of the ew Mrket, South Front street Thankful for past .favors be solicits tbe continue u-ttronage of the public. T OYSTERS sent COD. mch 17 Board. MORE BOARDERS, EITHER FEW table, regular or trans'ent. can be accomnjo- ,!niil rr-'IH mtmfnrtili'll mnmiOlul I h ht fVlA ; noarte affords at ! ' MRS. ROBERT LEE'S, ; Mark t St.. bet. Front and frcooml., i nov jg tf Farmer Cook Stove. F VOU WANT A COOKING STOVE TO last 'rom ten to twenty years, bny the FARM -Kit- sold cklv by ls. Just received a nice line of Tin TtlJetS-ets, Canary and Mock lag Hint LJbrarv 1 a i vsT cheat : AIV190' V m. Vt L V. U ML I A I 1 k M ' M mrhl 238onth front 5 1 Bedroom Sets T HE XICVST SD CHLAPEST ASSORT- meat ever c fiVred here. For sale bv Oli.ES MbttCHISOV, mch 9 23 and 40 Front st The Excursion and Pia Nic gEASON 18 OVER AND THE THEATRI CAL 4D BALL Season has ovesitd again ami joasi wutasa, too practical u rtnan Bar her and Ferfnnsrr, ls personally to attends ace at bis Hair Dressing falcon, 26 Market Street, between Water and Front, WUmlsgton. N. C. decU
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