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VOL. XII
WILMINGTON, N. C. FRIDAY. MAY 11, 1888.
NO 113.
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i'TioV. n atu. -fc. the system
anaefTcto matter
.not ui bllo being
:rtT 4wJl t'hV Mood to proauce
Headache,
-.Bad Breath, etc
ftf rintlpat!on doea not
rrtta uuUwidm the bowel
?t nut on ly a ct M apurta-'
S?!? S U. an J not produce
SVSvr ftlvcnc. Toiecur
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rJTwiCckS-recurt. 1Mb Co., u.
faJtr ony IAe Gctitiln,
IVi k te wrn the red 25 Trxi
Sur u ZK1LLN A CO
IW of "l. John'."
TmTiLLF- 1'la., May 7, '8?.
rtxDULY Kkvikw:
Ar .vc-WiU you kindly give
i: jour inHf for the follow"
" .
Ltjt Fall and Winter 1 receive I
;:viui:.ibr of Mt'-sfroui proin
siA prions iu yuur city asking
r-if 1 couM hot il u good largo
vatul-xit to do tli iciirsioii busi
s on the 1'ai Fear. I answered
:4 Tsaid. U 1 eoaUl get wliat 1
KuUt woull do. and the owner
Vuii'.J put the boat on the Cape
Var a a i-eruiatieut Bxtare.I would
m. Lat I auuJJ li.ne nothing to
- . -1 &
wu.ia irutun. hum is. a ooai
xt waul! go for one season only.
taii" ii iiK?i who believe that
i'.E:fi-t!i hi ben sadly deficient
i-ar:n boats for some time. 1
o if will '"tve the public the
pcrtsaity they will travel. I
oUriieriJl that the (nccn of St.
iiA5the lMat for the river. I
reome of my friends in Wil
1 went to the owner of
Va. who is a personal friend
fxz. and told him that if he
x4pcthi.i boat at Wilmington
Mpruanent fixture, while 1 did
' Iw would make any monev
jrar. vei wnen me people
at w m earnest thev would
out there it- would be laid at her
door. I have not come to this con
clusion because, as you say, there ih
no use for her and that she would
be a failure. 1 do think you know
how to run newspaper but I don't
think you know much about run
ning a steamboat. It sVems that
only a trial would test whether the
people wanted her. and as to her be
mg a failure, I will say that if she
wa, it would not cost vou or the
city of Wilmington anything, as the
owner is amply able to pav nil her
expenses. As to ' "arper's Pier' I
don t suppose that extends from
Wilmington to t he bar. If we could
not get one we could easily build
one. now, let us see if mere is no
ue for another steamer. Jackson
vllle, with less population than Wil
mington, lias six boats as large as
the Iijtrt four as larirens the
Sylvan Grove, ant I the Qactii of .St.
John, whieh is twice as large as the
lirore. ami vet none or tnein are
failures. Sow. I have decided to
send the Queen North this Summer,
let her freeze all ijenus, if anv there
b. out of her next Winter and the
follow fug Spring take her to Wil
mington ami keep her there as a per
manent excursion boat, and after
vou take a few trips with your fami-
Iv on her, as you will do, 1 will guar
antee that vou will agree with me
that she is wanted and 'is not a fail
ure. Very trnlv.
It. 1. Paddison.
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Humors run riot in the blood at
this season. Hood's Sarsaparilla
expels everv impuritv and vitalizes
ami enriches the blood.
There
t
memorial services. SWenne. ve nratn
beino' nn nrntif f fnfr I . " l'w V1 11 vlu or feaa, u wnere troa nice courage rose and
to dosothe programme prepared nuh. "'vine genius 01 tne scnip-
r, . . ' -r A 1, v, tior ueeu anting to guard it?f ivns
i m ui iiir. 1 1 1.1 1 tiii vcvi ynv cvn v i liic
ry will be carried out in the South! Answer hie. crif ted tlrtmrht
LOCAL qyTBWS.
Index to Nkw Advertisements.
John Wkrxer Notice
M M Katz Dress Ciood3
c Uacuk For the Season
F C Miller Diamond Dyes
Locia H MEARE- Tlie .Monarch.'
Taylor's Vazaak uOO I'.ablcs Wanted
Mk.sE It WiGGtNS OfTer Extraordlnar
Fly Traps, best and
Jacobi's Htlv. Depot.
cheapest, at
prospect of fair
weather to-tlay the ladies of
mortal Association, in consultation
with Marshal Cumiuinsr and his
chief of staff, Mr. J. Hal Boatwright
concluded this forenoon that the
postponed Memorial services take
place at the Opera House atSo'clock
this afternoon, Capt. Pennypacker
having very kindlv. tendered it for
that purpose. As far as it is possi
hie
for
ete
Opera House and when, the Roll of
Honor is called ladies will be at that
moment placing decorations at the
Cemeterv, rain or no rain
The Rkvirw appears on the street
..... .
while the services are in progress
but having been favored in advance
with copies of the Prayer and the
Address, we are able to present
them herewith: t j
l'UAYKIl BY TIIK CHAP1,AI", RKV.
UOBKRT STRAXGK.
O, Ahuightj' God, with Whom do
live in joy and felicity 'the spirits of
those who depart hence in the .Lord,
we give Thee hearty thanks for the
gootl examples of all these, Thy ser
vants, who, having fin-shed their
course in faith, do now rest from
their labors. And in particular we
thank Thee, O Father; this day for
the good examples of these, Thy ser
vants: who, to the convictious of
their lives were faithful unto death
We come to recall afresh their gal
lant death by mournful song and
eloquent speech and floral gift. May
we keep fresh the memory of their
noble lives by filling the land they
loved with true worths and brave
deeds. Strengthen us, Olloly Spirit,
with Thv might that we mav fol
low them in a higher, holier warfare
So guide our desires and aid our ef
forts that peace and happiness, truth
i r earning oratory guards not the ves-! revelled and triumphed over all the
wiu.mc- wi ures iei ov oar daugiitqrs that ' ages,
ye chieftains who have
back with yoiir dead?
ratles to ther fields of their
and mounted thertee upon kk
as snirits of e.oinniirioHno. 1ucf
watch and ward Jthe nainesi bf our : and fire trod the iminnit! wi- nf
iovea and sacred dead. AnsMerjue, i death and fell with tlie glorious1
gone i fender upon the craters naming
com- j heights!- Think not, br4ve men of
tame the JNorth, that the most distant
arms' generation will ever brand snH
wingstoeiipyreaii realif of thought, i deeds as these with the accursed
II aye you not wreathed their, deeds stigma of rebellion. We honor your
wiui ure ime inat'atout tne seamed : valiant dead; the turf that decks
scarred brow of the mbimtaih cliff, their eternal home is bright with
upon which the? hghtningsi play? Southern verdure and flavters: above
them wave our stately ehiis aud ridli;
magnolias; they with 6urs havd
crossed the river, laid the? gray and
blue aside forever, put on their
robes of commingling snoHv and fireil
and on harps of gold ha;ve thrilled
ers of Virginia! Answer me thou
ronze Lee, keepiwg watch oyer the
historic treasurers of yonr Weat
capital, and thou, Jackson, looking
still with un quailing eyesupoii you
beautiful Shenandoah hornej
thou, sentinel, keeping guaw
thank Grod, upon the most
treasure of all, the bravery
nameless courage.
sacrifices of our
and
to,
ess
the
the unspeakable
unknown i
Uead!
Nothing has been omitted tor)rpet-
uate their valor and devolibin by
the women of. the South!. 9f heirs
indeed has ben la labor ol love
which angels smiled to see; .Un
daunted by the grfat labor, uyimov-
ed by the scoff of the cruel, jester,
the land full of mourning andldeso-
latiofi, they began the holy wbrk of
gathering the dugt of Our fallen
heroes from" the silvery sand of : the
sea that drank .ther blood, aiijd the
mountain peak, ciimson with the
mighty ooiatton, lanci oore ncnem
back and placed above them
faithful sentinel, brothers 01 a
mon cause and hejrs of a deU'
glory. The proudl, banner
i -l i - .i i .1 J ? 1. 1 .v.?1' . .1
tneir nanus nau maue wiciuits uou
ding plume and glancing Hghf was
furled forever. The paroled prisoner
with lagging step had passed o his
home across arlandj- which the be
som of ruin had, swept. ! Thatnjnion
of coequal andtaoyjjreign States no
longer existed,above the palladium
of liberty gleamed the bayonet,
. i : ri m m . a
through the legislative nails or the
the heavenly world with strains of
victory. j j
"On fame's eternal camping ground
Their silent tents are spread,
And glory guards with solemn!
round
J
this
m
iwhich
and justice religion and pie.y, may free t7ie ciangor oltjie mailed sen
Jialum;aud the (Juccn being a
nw at ami the largest
4 Cvt t-legantly equipped be
la Norfolk and New tlrl.irx
ita the t!ape Fear be gootl for
urii i went v vears. and I fn lv
i -. i .-. .
r tmi inai the dav was not far
J-s iien the business would
"Itiai to the to:it. nd
.- .UUil7r tirunntsi iinrii
' 'it il weeks a-oCoh ( 'l.rivtr.tO.T.
r-w.r. urremuuiKuiea trin with
For pure Whitehead, Oils and
Colors go to Jacobi's Hani ware De
pot, t
School Hooks and School Station
ery you can buy cheapest at Ileitis
bergers,
w
Burglars. You can be safe from
them bv using the Burglar Proof
Blind Locks, sold at Jacobi's.
Fishing Tackle. A full assortment
of all kinds for both salt and fresli
water fishing at Jacobi's Hdw. De
pot. t
Another lot of those celebrated
Oil Stoves just received at Jacobi's
Hdw. Depot. It will pay you to use
ope. . T
Owing to the late fire we have re
moved our Shirt Factory, tempora
rily, to No. 13 Market street, where
we win oe pleased to meet our
friends and customers. No. 13 Mar
ket st. Respectfully, J. Elsbach,
Prop. t
ICock Crystal Spectacle and Eyeclasse
Advice to out ami young: m se
Iecting spectacles you should be can-
be established among us, may reign
overand bless us, for all generations.
All this we beg through the merits
and mediation of Him who this day
ascended whither we pray to ascend,
Jesus Christ, our .Lord and saviour,
Amen.
ADDKKSS BY TIIK ORATOR OF THE
PAY, HKRBKRT MCCLAMMY, KSQ.
Ladies of the Memorial Association,
tends and f ellow VUizcns:
We stand to-day upon hallowed
ground, consecrated to the.chivalric
spirits of a lost but glorious cause,
their empire fallen into decay and
their banner furled, the Hashing eye
and martial form but heaps of pulse
less dust, watered with our tears,
covered with flowery Jncense and
sweetness, guarded by beautiful
woman, their burning courage com
memorated in marble and bronze,
their high heroic deeds wreathed
trv sounded: amid the dirges d8 the
brave for comned liberty, - no f sable
banuer waving over them, .these
angels of home received bac.s into
the bosom of their IbeaateoasJ land
the precious forms of their martyred
heroes. 1; H .
How unlike the return of the 'great
armies that had j crushed tpern!
Countless thousands of banners
waved in the glanqing Tight, hoarse
cannon thundered?., tneir welcome
home to the victorious .warrior,
beauty crowned Valor with! I love
and approval, their' honored Idead
were laid to rest among the splendid
creations of wealth! the cold marble
leapetUnto gracefullifeat the touch
of art and burst into living bloom
40 wniri thntfrhPfia n.,r Ulrne ages for the beauty of its daughters
a 1 a J UJ cav a, v :w w w w wm. vwvw i -i fi m - j i
U,1 ,r Sr. l.r rl Jo1. tlvd tliic ?nrVitxr M" Ol US bUUS, U.11U LIICIF
1 1 in i vaiuir uitu. iuio ujs-uvt I jt . j if i. j
... . r , j i si.h.i 1 1 ihns iiHviiiiiiTi i.ri irn
sacrifice ot vaior was ior naugnt;
The bivouac of the dead.'
The dying prayer of your great
Captain was for peace; th:e re-union
of Federal and Confederatb veterans'
charmed pain from his wasted fea
tures; his sword .leaped! from its
scabbard to defend the j immortal
Lee. Honored be" his njame and
honored forever the names of our
patriot dead, and honored forever,
too, be the names of our jConfeder
ate living, thrice honorefl forever
the heroes true to the eternal prin
ciples of liberty for wlijich theif
comrades fell. Theempirefor which
they fought, in the wisdom of Ged,
was denied them. Their names are
not upon the rolls of th4 nation's
pension. An arm lost at Bethel and
a leg buried at Fisher, that Gibral
tar of America, they have strug
gled long and are struggling yet
with want and sorrow; their old
mother is too poor to care! for these
her noblest children, but ( they are
enshrined forever in our hearts as
peerl&ss kings, true to their duty,
their country and God.
And honored, too, forever be the
daughters of our Southland, nbhose
who have rescued from oblivion the
sacred dust of the heroes iwho died
to defend them; they who j watch at
the cradle and weep at! Ithe Jbier;
they who are the inspiration of our
highest deeds and noblest virtues;
matchless among the yeomen f
earth; honored forever be the grace
and beauty and fidelity of the women
of the South
And honored, too, forevermore be
the Old South which it is said we
are leaving; immortal the links that
bind us to it. May the love which
inspires this annual pilgrimage to
beautity the graves of our dead, the
love of our peerless women,' the love
of those kingly leaders that glorified
that mighty empire, glow bright
forever and make this NewiSouth as
famed through the earth j and the
the best course, to take. -. And after
all Capt. Paddison seems to' h ave
endorsed our. views when tie savs:
"I have decided to send HhV Queen ,
North this Summer, let her freeze .
all germs, if any there bet out of her
next Winterand the folio wingSpring
take her to Wilmington and keep .
her there as apermanent excursion
boatV When tltat time conies th
Qudcn and her gallant commander
will meet with no more cordial wel
come from any one than from the
Review and its editor. ' " : 'r ;
The Raleigh JVews and Observer .
says that Messrs W. II. & R, ,S. '
Tucker & Co. have given to the As- -
sembly enough of the beautiful
North Carolina pine fibre carpet to .
furnish the Assembly Hall and stair
way at Morehead City. This is a
very liberal gift and. is duly appre
ciated by the teachers of the State "
The new flag for the .Wilmington
Light Infantry will not be presented
to-day. It has been decided to post
I)oneits formal presentation until
the 20th, the anniversary of the
company. i
The clerks in this city will hold a
meeting at the City Hall to night
to prepare a petition to employers
asking for half holidays during the
Summer. About 60 have ! signed a
promise to attend, f , " i
Mr. John Werner ha,s removed his
barber shop, temporarily, to No. 1
in. the Remsen building on: 8outh
Second street, near JUarket. '
Gov. Scales having gone io Pe
tersburg Lt. Gov. Stedman is the
Governor pf the State untiL he re
turns - . !.. : 4.- ; - : v
that the cruel grave1 held faith! and
in splendors eternal. At, the request
and holy love
of our citizen
stainless devotion to truth
erty.
Ulr Te iZl of thJ xtrMX hope and all, saveN woman's divine
of the ladies of the Memor al Asso- J h , j j andahe stainless glory
c at on. the guardian angels of the
and lib-
ciation.uieguaru.au of our citizen s6ldiery.
sacred memories of our honored Lt the leend'i o!
ing task of this historic hour, with
no associations iu those deadly per
no associations u ;oil w infant colony which; flourished
i s, upon whose glowing recital by Roman Emplr-
the eloquent hps oryour gifted swayed the sceptre of the Wl
.nonL-niv fAii lifv rited with en- v 1 , ,
siieiiKers vuu imvo icotcv nini
chained and delighted attention, I
come as the representative of a new
era and of another generation to
thank you for the proud honor of
jtious not to take more magnify ing Vour regard and for the opportunity
Trot a; re-
barkl of
fugitives from a - conquered mate
who formed on roregn snoresitnat
nounsnedi un-
e it
world,
awasened no responsive chord. ijThe
heroic deeds even of-our Saxon! an
cestry thrilled us with no hope of
recovery. it requires someuiing
hiirher than ancient! example, somsr
. m At J
Cant. Paddison'g Letter.
We willingly yield a column of our
space to day to the publication of a
letter from Capt. R. P. Paddison rela
tive to the steamer Queen offtt.Jbhri's
and the remarks which we have
made in the Review thereto. In
all that we have said we have spok
en exclusively and entirely or what
we deemed was the best interests cf
..f lh.ead: "Xow. vm
itfe Pt0 Vihuingto
. . a a . . .
vower than lias been lost to the eve
as in the same proportion that you
pass that point of increase, will cause
you further injury to the eye. Using
glasses of stronger power than is ne
cessary is the daily cause of prema
ture old age to the sight. You can get
the best at Heiusberger s.
Nothing Fairer.
I. Shrier, at No. 10 N. Front street
guarantees, if any purchasers of
'"Now, you are I CIothing.Hatsand FurnishingGoods
Jrh 7 i t "iver neet
-rii -1 r?u,U attend to. II,
iw.VV,'.l,ml ttles t. 1
! W'e lo't go
ri:v woum ts:
i utiiiiHci w . k a ra .
hLvirt u,ul " would be
hsAth 'i'1"1 my Muumer
rf ar.ul -ive t,,p Wil-
in t
of i.liL'htmir the inviolable assurance - u.-fM,i 1,
of my generation to that immortal fo u olemn responsibilities o
one of men and women, alas! rapid- fnfll- Whn shallLsav that
1 v . -7 "
a
touched
ton and
d.ti. t " " was
n r, .vrou no. He di.i
iui a 1 1
rti
as represented
are not perfectly satisfietl, he will
refund the money. He also guaran
tees to save you from 15 to 23 per
cent, on the identical goods you
may purchase elsewhere. It will be
?otv lrifD(Is- 1 01 no expense to you to convince
wr.M 1 ""tor. I vih to snv a I yourself of the fact and vou will be
?Ut toVr rV !" your issues of
K;rfvu iiUil avm 30th 1
iiVou in rgartl to
o:Labw,t yellow fever.
. U 1 I ... .. .A
1 r. ... ....-v .
. t 1
and God
of.?,:- "uuw ever be the
f. fTaoiLLr.uu..inep s not
fee ift 1 ,ne u- Treasury
i a th.V: ,TlliZ a boat to Wif-
r2Vd -4;un 1 11 slightest de-
, .;". Jeuow fever. And
Z x that Toll w,,Ae I lionest-
-ne f:rKvillei8asfree
money ahead by calling iit
I. SHRIER'S,
The Old Reliable Clothier,
No. 16. and 20 N. Front St.
Sign of Golden Arm. tf
E
as
'uccn
aadtk er t(day
ir ti V,e (larantin
iiallv th: r tv fairly
Wil-was
ne
The University Catalogue
For 1837-8 is before us. It is a hand
some document. It shows 203 stud
ents. There are abundant proofs of
improvement in all departments.
Not only regular courses are given,
but full opportunity Is offered for
special training. Besides the month
ly lectures byable men of the Uni
versity and elsewhere, the Mitchell
lv passing from the earth, that we
will cherish in our hearts forever
the great sacrifice and eternal debt
which we owe the Confederate dead
The sentiment which seeks to per
petuate the fame of a nation's he
roes is born of a kindred passion
that has lived through ages gone
The ancients niled udoii: the graves
of their heroic dead the rude memo
rial stones. Homer embalmed in
immortal verse the high exploits of
Trojan and Grecian hero. The min
strel, thrilled bv martial memories,
swept in melting mood the strings
of his tuneml harp. .The artist,
fanned by the wings of his divine in
spiration, carved in marble and
bronze the commanding form of the
breathing hero; while history pour
ed upon her eternal page, in letters
of living light and fire, "the few, the
immortal names that were not born
to die." Hector and Achilles will
live forever. The old Guard and
the Light Brigade can ! never die;
the courage of the Greek, the valor
of the Roman and the devotion of
their beautiful daughters to their
native land is the fairest gem that
flashes in the coronar of ancient
glory! Standing to-day as mourn
ers at the graves of our! loved and
lost, our souls surging with memo
ries of their toil, their courage.their
sublime and glorious worth, our es
the people of this city and section
thing holier than success, to turn us and" we have said nothing that
we propose4o, take back, qualify or
amend. We woiiM-be glad jto wel
come here the Queen, oi"'iy other
boat of her class, provided sheQmes
without taint or reproach Of infeai
tion of any kind. As plainly intimat
ed in a former article we have no
fears of the former, as that can safe-
hiL'her courage with' which we
inspired was not born of the
ious courage with which these
riors died? that the constancy
these devoted women to the
federate dead, holy .and tendeqand
true, has not builded from the rishes
last
the
the
are
war-
of
Only a few strawberries in market
this morning and they were soon all
sold. r . J
NEW ADVERTI8BMBXTB. !,
RIotice.
JOHN WERNER, . THE BARBER, HAS
opened a Barber Shop on the East side of
Second street, next to the Grocery Store of A."
H. Holmes, at which place patrons and - the
public generally are Invited to call and get -strictly
first-class work. Shave 10c., nalr Cut
20c, Shampoo 30c. r r my 11 tf
THE "MONARCH,"
LOUIS H. ME ARES',
Gentlemen's Furnisher and Hatter : '
I my 11 13 No. Front
Administrator's Notice.
RAVING QUALIFIED AS ADAfJNIfiTBA
tor of the estate ot the late J. IL Vollers,
i hereby notify all persons indebted to Bald
estate to make payment tome and all having
claims against the said decedent to present
them to me for payment on or before the 4th
day of May, 1889, or this notice wllfbe plead In
bar of their recovery. O. O. VOLLERS,
mytiawewL Administrator.
CAROLINA BEACH.
SCHEDULE OF STEAMER
SYIiVAN GKOVX..
flirt hoi. nntli luaUCltll
1 1 vit 1111 tuvi ' 'jiir
at :a0A.M.
each
lie warded a &Tiu& Vtr x-,-
nee
"t be allows
011 have
e whole
ve read Ham-
rMI' th'e
ir .. I hav-
CMl lhVreaK
acf ever should break
new i
'That shallresistthe empire ofJJBcay
Till time is o'er and -worlds are pas
sed away;
Cold in the dust the silent heart
mav lie, 1:
But that which warmed us
No rude scoffer noiv invades jlthis
sacred spot. No skeptic in woman
ly faith or manly courage now ipro
fanes it. No haughty conqueror
forbids the daughters of the Sduth
to beautify with flowfers the honored
shrine of the illustrious dead. 11 he
bitter memories of ! the war have
passed away; the brave soldier and
the pure patriot nolonger cherish
them. The Great Captains have
met upon the distantshore and Wear
no longer the Blue and Gray, f but
oimpntd thr. jita sno.lpss whitff in
the land of infinite peace! And their
followers are meeting upon one
great fields of battle no longer; f?ne
mies. but earnest friends, citizens of
a common country, sharers of a qom-
cutcheon blazoned with names that mon destiny, they wine amaj-an-shine
like the silvery stars in the thine wreathes and scatter the bright
deep and cloudless arch of night, I flowers or the spring upon tneir
ask, what have we omitted to per- coiuru.ucB kvcb.
t hril-1 floats the banner of the Great Kep-
not Scientific Society, ami the Shaks- laut courage the world has eyer ublic founded by Washington; ab;pve
I to Vre Club, we noticed new societies seen, the most devoted sacrifice that them the sword of liberty flamesjfor-
ever. . History posts upon nir
toers of that glorious past an eter
nal sentinel, poesy wreathes those
burningileeds in mellow j haze ami
golden halo Burning as the stars
that flash from the folds, of the flag
of the free is the fame wrought by
the valor of the Confederate dead.
Manassas aad Shiloh t and J? reder
of that last empire dne greater jjand , y be , f fc t th Quarantine Board.
n . v 11 1" a '
and it is only from the.latter that any
yu, oue for the study or orth uar-
olina history, and the Seminary of
Literature and Philology. All the
departments have 'post-graduate
courseji. - We are glatl to see pro
vision made for the poor, who are
allowed to give notes for tuition,
which is f CO per annum. "
men have ever made, the holiest pa
triotism that ever burned in human
Ikosoms? Is it in song that we have
failed to chronicle them? Let the
Ryan, Homeric poet,- priest, and
everv gifted one. whose brilliant
gems of beauty float up"bn the spark
ling, tide of song, Answer-for me.
Has eloquence been wanting? An-
dangercould possibly be apprehend
We have no fears whatever in re-
gard to fever here this Sfumfuer,
notwithstanding the fact that Capt.
Paddison is not surprised" at our
"fears." We do not believe that it
could pass up the river, so stringent
arethe regulations and so carefully
are theyenforced, and if it did get
here we do not think it would be
come epidemic. The city is well
policed and cleanliness is a
sure foe to yellow fever.
In the visitation of 18G2, referred to
by Capt.' Paddison, the horrors of
which we both passed through and
both escaped, the fever got here
through the neglect of quarantine
regulations and found a foothold
only because the filthy condition of
the .city at that time furnished a
stimulus for its growth, and spread.
It is a noticeable fact that the dis
ease did not spread beyond the lim
its of the city, not even to the
Sound, distant only eight miles, and
i to which many had fled from the
city. : y':-'-;L :;-!'--,! il ";?;;., ,,
' But this is a digression. The
Queen will not come t Wilmington
this season. .. The present pro
gramme is for her to go North this
icksburg and Chancellbrsville, where I Summer, stay there until next
reaainisana when
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