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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

ssSx. DIR. O. NUNSON hes fitted up the
neuse and oftce on Pennsylvania ave.
01I1D niue. formerly occupied by Dr. Hum.
phreys, and is making TEETH on an en-.
tirely new plan, with continuous gum-the very i'm
psrsnetion of nature herself, only handsoner if de-
sired Public inspection respectfully solicited Dr..
u. owns the patent for the D. c., Va, and N. @.
All departments in Dentistry attended to and war.
ranted to be done In the very bsst manner.
mar lily
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A RARE CHANCE.

TNconsslaenee OF having effected the sole agency
i for the sale Of HalIet, Davis Cos Boston pro
mium Pianos, and Knabs, Gasnls 4 Co.'S Of Balti
mos, have decided TO devote our attention to
the ale OF thess only, and discontinue the sale OF
New York pianos.
We have now Ia store one f-octave round corner
carved tablets, sliding desa rosewood Piano, manu-
fsetursd by Firth, Pond q Co, New York, which We
e1sr ~ great discount from former price.
fs all IN want of Q cnesp and good Piano, We 10
vfs them 70 call and examine this instrument
JN0. F. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th sts.
ie s9-tf
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GREAT BARGAINS.
CfANFIEL". BROTHER & Co.,

n
~ 229 BALrrMOaE STREET, BALTIMORE, ND.
Are desirous CT closing out great 20 ton t.si
present stick of elegant FANCY GOODS, Jewelry
Watches Clocks 'ans, Ofera Glasses, Dressing Case
Wr Ing Desks. ice Pitchers, Vases Bron zes &c
psratory TO Giving their fall supply. Purchaser
will find great bargains. aug Aft
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DICHAhD Il. S4IfH. GEORGE D. SKIfH
~ ID. SMITH 4 CO, Manufacturers and
Vt. Desiers in ALCOHOL, CAMPHENE, ETHg
RIAL OIL. DC. No. "a s. CALVERT STREET, oy
posite Water street, BALTIMORE, Md.
mar 21-1v
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SHTRTSSVIPTS

NEW style of Fancy Sum mer shirts Of the moet
IN beautiful patterns, with French double X .
bands and Studs. -.-
Also, new styles Of white embroidered Bosoms, en-
tirely new. /
Shirts made to order and warranted to ct or ne
sale. -.' ..- -t,.T. e. a. -.
SHIRTS Of all qualities. /,
WALL. d STEVENS, I
Pa. avenue betw. 9Th ard 10th sts.,
Also, 8 doors below the National Hotel.
iY @N - ------'-
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THE 0RTHoPEDIC INsTITUrI0N

LUZ VIC cure oI Bodily Defornities and Diseases o.
thu Joints,
s'', fos' 4oi Pacific 81, South BLo,klyx, " p,
A DMIfs indoor patients afflicted With the above
"A specified mslsIies, on Moderate terms. It sf
tras al aavansages of u sanitary Institute with the
comforts Of private home.
Ths institution Is located In O fashionable and
nestny part OF the city snde1tsnsive and complete
Gymnadan for bodily exercises is attached TO il !:
oetns In the house, warm and cold sea bathing
within ten minutes drive, &c.
Applications to be made to LOUIS BAUER. Md.
u the ONCE OF the establishment before 10 O'Clock
O. m or ey letter, Box 147, Brooklyn Post Ofice
jy Tim
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
MURPHY'S NEW DEPOT HOUSE.

- n This well KEEP. house and kEa-s,ssFtr
~lA9TAURANT opposite Camden Sta ..;Fi
wv ton, northeast corner of Csmden&G
and Liberty streets, Baltimore, MI, IL
convenient Hotel, where travellers to and from
Washington, &c, will fad agreeable accomm,da
tons auy S-3m
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BUSINESS CARDS.

GCHUTTER d KAHLERT.
~ ARTISTS,
FRESCo DECORATIVE and every description O
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. Pennsylvanis ave
nue., south side, between 9th and l4th streets
Washington, D. @. jyl-Sm@
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- tish Museum, vol, 1854
Kvelyn's Diary and Correspondence, new edition,
vols, 1854
Con- buttons to Literature, historical, antiqusri
an, and metrical, by Mark Antony Lower, vorume
1884
The half Century, from 1890 to 1850, its history
and policy, by w Wilks vol, 1853
6ilbert's Element Of Banking, vol, 1854
Birt's Hand Book of the Law Of torms, volume
1853 .-s =
The Woollsn Manufacturers Guide, BY Ibberson
l vol, 1853 -r
The Young Officers Companion, by Col. Lord dc
Ros, l volume. FRANoK TAYLOR.
iv 10
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IARTRIDGE BOX, BALLOT gOx, and BAND-
~ BOX; but the greatest Of these Is the bandbcx
which can be had In assorted sizes, with every ysii.
ETY. Of Fancy Goods and Millinery Ut
SHEDDS, 1Ith ST., shove Pa. ava
H.1-Just received nne assortment Of Toilet
and Shaving Soap, Extracts, and Colognes.
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WILLIAM CHOPIN
CARPENTER AND BUILBRR.
Shop and residence, next to corner OF 18th ard ST
tV l4-ff
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TURKEY VICTORrOus.

VOU Will ind at the same OLD STAND. pennsyl
i vania avenue near 18th street opposite tie
Irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES with or without
Frames; Portrait, Picture and Niniturs Trsmes Of
the latest styles; Brackets, Tables, Room MOULDING
Corpises, &c 10; or by leaving your order you can
have any thing done In ny lime.
N B.-oI Frames, &c, regilt at the shortest no
tice on reasonable terms. Doat forget tbs place.
feb 20-ly JOHN WAGNER
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EoR THE ToIL8c.-Hair, clothes, nail, tooth,
Il ana shaving Brushes; dressing, fine, pocket
tuck, and ade Combs, rooth Posdsrs; Toilet, era
Pun BoKeS dArrisons, aansps ami Farina Colozne;
Aronssic Fines.r. kxt<aos; Rathairon; Tricophe-
fsuS Hair Dye, fe-, At the Piano Music Stationery
md Fancy Store Of j. RLLIG
hH6
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JOHNsON's DICTIONARY, complste,
81 with history Of the Language, and an English
70 pages, fine London edition Of 1852, throwing out
all additions improvements, and commentators, and
reprinting the work verbatim from the authors last
folio edition. Pries s.. Imported by
je6- FRANCK TAYLOR.
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two of Gilbert's superior Boudsir PZ.d.,CA
which will be rsnt1d on accommodating terms.
HILbUS HITZ, Music Depot,
South side Ps. ave. bet. 10th and llth sts.
jy 3l-tf -
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DISEASED SIDR PRERsT HypS

DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES.
Extract from letter from j. Grimes, ESQ, Lou
don county, Va:
"hy wife has been for yesrs afflicted with crest
weakness, pain in the breast, side, and back, pslpi
tation OF the heart, feebleness of the nerv us sy
tenn, loss of appetite, complexion saliow. the sight
Of one eye almost gone, the other very weak ! aIp
pleased to say that HAAi'ION'S TLNCTURE has
restored her operfect health Her eyes as good
Row as ever they were. :
Cell and get pamphlets and see cures of Coughs,
bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint ScIotula.
As q family medicine 1t Is unrivalled.
a. Sold by MORTIMER d WBRAK, I4o
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York; CHARLES STOTT q CO., W7AER, j. B
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"AYWARD'S HISTORY and account
IL Of all Religions, Sects, and denominations, ]
vol, full cloth 90 cents
Barrows Complete works, vols, octave, full cloth,
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Psleys complete Works, 6 vols octave, bound In
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DAubigne's History Of the Reformation, vols in z
u cents
Jeremy Taylor on the Liberty Of Prophecyins,
vol, rs cents
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LIVER COMPLAINT, DRBILITY.

LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.
Extract frosa James Harris, Esq.'s Letter, Alex
andria, Va:
After speaking Of wonderful cures on himself, b.
says:
"Mrs. II. has been suffering with Liver complaint
and with inability, constantly complaining from
weakness through her whole sysIem She now IN
joys better health than for thirty years. being entire
y restored by the use Of HAMPTOA's VEGETABLE
FINC cURE"
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OLIVER WARE.
- CANFIKLD, BROTHER q CO.,
220 Baltimore street, hays on hand and are coz
Sets; Silver Pitehers; Walters; Castors; Goblsts
Cup-; Spoons Forks; Ice Tongs Crumb scrapers
Pie, lee cream, and Fish KDives; 6alt Cellars But
ter Knives, &c, Of warranted &erlsn9 iSlSer.
js 2-6 Baltimore, Md.
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. .HOLEkA MORBUS,
~ DiARRHEA, DYSENTERY,

tRANP GOLIc.
With all diseases Of the sTOMAON ana BOWEi =
80 prevalent during the Summer relieved and cured
by HANPfON's VEGETABLE TINCTURE. In
fact it will be found that those using this article
have an almost EXAMPTBON from This diseases.
Every family should have Bottle at hand for a
sUDDtN ATTACK.
Delicate children, all Individuals, and Travellers
for health, should try this great Restorative-i;s
praise is spoken by Thousands.
Az Female Medicine HAMPT0N's TINCTURE Z
cannot be excelled As besutifying agent it is .a1
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iug beautiful clear skin, and giving to the chee
the color Of the rose partng to every uscle thai
life and elasticity which gives to all who enjoy
health, such grace a nd beauty.
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CONTINENTAL GUARDS ATTENTION THE
~ beautiful Continental Guards March, dedicated
to Capt. John l.. Smith, by Prof. g. Ehrlch, has uss
been published by the subscribers, and can be had.
wholesale or retail at their Music Depot
ie Is HILBUS l. II .TZ
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II AW BUCKS
IL A good collection of standard Law Books for
sale in syery case at the lowest price, at wh the
same can be bought In Boston, New York, or Phil
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is Il
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lust REC EIVED, another invoice OF 6ne
u American WArJHE5, (dss,zned for raiircsd
agents and others who require accurate time keep
eB)
Also, Q fine assortment Of rich gold Jewelry, a. v
est styles, which sm selling Trom 20 to 80 per Ct
below the usual retail prices asked at other estsb
1shnents. Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle, Penn
eylvanis avenue, bstw. ~ aud 9th sts.
iy 1T H. %. HOOL
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i 81 Is. or by the bottle Chinese floating Soap,
Tor bathing. Perfunery, Combs, Brushes. Summer
Crayats Stocks, Linen Collars, Hosiery Gloves, end
Mitts, &c
straw Bnnets, chap. Silk and Grape do, 81 the
usual low prices Wh. r. SHEDUS
Fancy Goods and Millinery, llth street
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24
The Platform-The Bad PLANK.

Underline above heading the last Greensboro Patriot
contains article down upon that feature Of the
caons Of The Wing State Convention which goes for
convention amend the constitution, vet offers 10
limit he convention called preserve the pre-
sent bass OF representation in the Legislature.
Such restriction the Patriot looks upon as ridieu-
lous- 1t insists upon the convention if should be
called being free and open With full power TO change
the basis or anything else. It fact. goes the great
body of Western Wing 10. for convention chiefly
for the purpose Of changing The basis; and depend
upon it. il convention should be called, that would
be is effect ard tendency Marx words-the
assembling Of the convention proposed By the whig
party would be death blow 10 the present basis and
the equality OF the different sections of the State
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24

HERE'S s2yernments are instituted among as1 q =.
security 10 the lfs and property and 70 promote e ha
"HZEEAS, We believe, that She granting IesEes 70 ia
In srdend spirits Is total sGbve-sion Of Eae ends aal
4hTtheF name Tor leaiEHg crime Of every sE4 -,
hes11rsd Ist That We believe It, ke The duf! =
IsAse legislature AZ is next term 20 pass aE. pE'a
OF the traffic IN ardent spirits
hESc$esd Ind That in the approaching election io'
d! a OF minor lmportanes composed with The quss.
proal6itlon OF the liquor traffic therefore ..
he$<eed id That We viii for no uza f1r the Ls
favor of prohibition .
Res1ced, fh That copy of these resolutions Be ga
the Spirit Of the Age. Wilmington Journal and C0
with request To publish
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This State.

If 50 no news is good news" then the news from
the interior of North Carolina is rsTy good, for
find at all. 1t IS true that the Concord Ga
zetie, Of the 18th, copies from Ashvlle News Of
an unknown date an account OF the mortal shooting
Of one Evan Suite, on Tuesday last This IS too
long past and too indefinite 10 be considered news
The Raleigh papers contain not item Of local in
teligeRce, bat the Editors are in raptures over
Madame Siminski. who is playing on the flute, for
the dedication Of the people of the city OF oaks
The rascals talk if they would all willingly be
flutes if the Madame would only press them to her
lips like she does the one she plays on.
The canvass begins to up little. but still it
cannot be considered in full blast until the Demo-
cratic Convention shall have met and placed can
didate in the field The Register IS mistaken IN say
ing that this paper some time since permitted It's
Indignation to rise full high up 10 fever heat. the
idea that General Dockery should dare mix with bis
fellow citizens, and give them his opinions before
the lOcofocO nominee, yet in embryo, may start out
etc. We don't believe we have said anything about
il. We don't kn0tc that General Dockery is gong 10
do anything of the kind. We hope. Tor the sake of
courtesy and decency, that he viii not, and
that he if not his sapient adysers-such the Ed
tor Of the Register-may the proprety OF wait
ing for his competitor We are much mistaken if a
contrary course would not damage him with his own
party in this section.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24

Thomas n. Hoemez. Fac. tsen Besn~ -
10 address the meeting. entertained 81 - ~
tina IA bis usual appropriate snd foxeTI. w II
ter which 4. A. sIcKoy, Esq rezvou.ss3 :. .!ls
made By the meeting. In pronosnc4hz T.- = ne
eulOgy upon cur friend and highly ESTE! .Paas
citizen the Hoa. Robert Strange. and Tn.r@I Ia
following resolutions which were raee'
adopted and truly may it be sad tia, rr.,
wHEEE4S Is hath been deersed By The .r,,s.
Distinguished frieul and feElew eTtizsa, e. Ia;
removed from car ni9zt, 2s1 kngEEaz =, e--.'aag
feel more 9espsy the Iozs; ard WheEs1s + ". EA
professional career eoace1eed. aid BE usr.rs1 =
oae q its zmple keI3z, It's bat that " 14
ings Of vsaerzriSs for the deeezzed, aud syaJts n
reaved frieEds and family. Tkersscre be @f ID
l. Reso4sea, That by his seath, W. aaTs -. Il
brighs Lights & Our party ;ase Sase e5aar 4
feeEInzz rendered kfra iEvzluzbIs a Devse- att
ozr e0znry vii lGzg have eazae - zzaz.gz s1lss
2 ReSoGred. That ne ETEpathlBs Eaasz z.s-1r
greatly Afflicted family, and e5zld the zsr.- III
rsv, ard sympathy serve 20 slg1teE t-=Ir 4sv
hart N Old Szmpso1 1sEI3 Il Eazz3 -zszv;1 -, u
srezz aud drying taeir tears 'aea
ResoIrsd, Thai eopy Of these rezalz;ss-. l. :
a. a. tSksn Of the sssizzAE5sE AMI Es.e-l, - as
the rasuarry Of that gentleman AID ssLsLar aj !
Dr.. Bunting in a very satisfactory Mama.
q his thanks 10 the citizens Of Sauuzoz s'aa
the very LIBERIA support he bad hitherto e.! q
their hands and introduced the TO- Ioxlr7 -.s,iT
RgsI1ES7. E5s E12 ezAkIclS sTza--
" reTuez-ezi 10 hsd primary Es@eszgs 4 -. as
ea1tafn's districts aBd APPOINT fhrse 4=l--a.
attend Meeting TO q hid in Ehe CezzE H51sa r
The last Saturday IN May, for she pzpese q
able candidates for The Legislature, >eerl-tT - ~
On motion Of 4 Brown ESQ. . T1ts q ,b,rL,
rendered the Chairman &ad Secretaries n, - W
fal manner in which they mad perf5rn2.i ,F. ,'4
pectTve duties.
On motion, the Secretaries were re.ass.43 :,
ward copy Of these proceedings to tie Editors NV
Wilmington Journal, fov pubIcatioa, 9Th he -.
that the other democratic papers ccu7. f'e
On motion off. B Nillard. ESQ, The n,4-,;,,.
adjourned
WILLIAM IcKOY. Char.
T THO, J. !. Bus Bo4EIs. 5sscrs'ariss
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Fire ia New OrIeans-Loss OF Life.

At 10 O'Clock on Thursday morning, the 10th in
slant destructive FIRE broke out At the corner OF
Magazine and Nachez streets, New Orieans-the
centre OF trade. 1t destroyed some nine stores in
volving loss estimated al $3.50, 900, which there
are assurances to the amount of 1928, O00-an in
New Orleans companies, with the exception OF &c.
900 in Philadelphia.
The Canal Bank was often ON fire and was severe
Iy seorched but preserved through the exertiOns OF
the fremen. We regret 10 learn that Daniel Wood
ruff, ESQ.,, President OF the Exempt FiremaR's Be-
wall.
o. From Dir. Whitaker, We haze Gleason's Pic
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24

sailor. named John Sullivan, was sbo, in tbs
street Sunday evening, by man named Hog tn
ball entered ms SIDE about inches below The sea-
Pua and followed the course Of the ribs towards the
spine but IS supposed not 10 have entered tha
OF the chest Sullivan is still alive Hogg Vs. -:
ested and lodged in jail 60 was d
The cause of the difficulty We have no, learnt
Herald.
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The Sew Hampshire Election.

After great many contradictory statements and
reports. it finally turns ou tha, the Democrats have
carried both branches Of the New Hampshire Legis-
latuEe and also succeeded in electing their govern
Or, By clear majority over al the coalitions
It has been something strange and 4 little
pleasant, 10 notice the tone of exnltation in which
many southern wing papers and, among these, al
our North Carolina eotemPorares, Of that party. have
chosen to announce the supposed defeat Of the ad-
mnstrasion in the Presidents own State Could
they have for moment reflected Or once thought Of
the character of the opposition over whose triumph
they were rejoicing Did they not know that it
was an open al ayowed coalition Of Wings and Abo-
l:ionst$- precisely similar 10 that which some years
since defeated the regular Democratic party. and
forced John P Hale into the Senate of the United
States Did they know that the rallying CIV of
that coalition was opposition TO the Nebraska Bill
All this they must have known, and vet their party
prejudices led them take sides with this miserable
coalition against the party OF the administration
1t is almost pity that The facts OF the case turn
out as to cut of further reoIcngs else would we
commend 10 our Wing contemporaries the following
piece OF harmonious sweetness from Greey's Tribune
ALL Han, NEW HAMPSHIRE 1t looks again as
though there would be North. Democratic New
Hampshire has replied TO the Nebraska vilany bv re-
pudating lis authors The party OF Pierce and Doug
las have lost even that State In which, OF all north
ern members Of the Union, such revolution coud
least De looked for. This glorious and cheering
fact unexpected and for the past few days atogeth-
er unhoped FIR by the friends Of freedom, must
strike the conspirators at Washington as with the
hand of aVenging justice. In the popular branch of
The legislature the united freesoilers and wings have
AM sufficient majority No slavery extern
sionIst, no rePudator OF the Missouri Compromise
no Williams or Norris, can hope to be heard at Wash
ngton from that Stale for wears TO come
Thank Coz that this foul treason, this wanton inya
sion of the rights of freedom, is thus deeisivey re-
Pudiated by The people al the first State election
where II could come before them for Judgment.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24

- We are m; I" anxious bat il would still graft
~ REASONABLE curiosity If Of cur Whig eatern
poraries would be 20 good a. to enlighten the pnJc
with regard 10 tha, famous congressional caucus
which brought about the nomination OF General Scott,
and also refused to endorse the compromise. which
caused leading Wing members 10 withdraw after pro
testing against such action. II the history o: the
times does not lie very much General Alfred Dock
erv the Gubernatorial nominee Of the recent Wing
convention, the Secretary Of that most redoubt
able caucus Where Is now Mr. Mangum PO:iti-
caiIy dead killed By his manruvres, then Mr.
Dockery Eent lar IN the offence, considering his
ability for mischief. as Mr. Mangum- Why should
one be ostracised and the other made 80 much OF !:
What Is sauce for the goose is sauee for the gan
der What Is right in Mangum-s case cannot be
wrong in Dockery's: ard besides, it would he an
honor to General Dockery 10 fall IN the COM
yany of Willie P Mangum. be doubt thought,
when making fool Of himself in The same iIlustrious
cOEaDanv
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24

q On Thursday, the 18th inst, at an excavation
on the Central Railroad. near Mt Moriah, an en-
bankmens cared il. overwhelming one of the Labor
ers at work underneath. He vas extricated with =
broken thigh and several internal injuries. He Is
now IN a critical slate. His name Is not given
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24

Count Tracy, complaining to Foote thai a.
had ruined his character q So much the ot !ss
rephed the wit, g for it was d-n bad one Aa .,,s
sooner it was destroyed the more TO your Ad'AD~'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24

ed- The Steamer J. L. Avery, from New Orleans,
for Cincinnati, struck snag the afternoon of the
sth ana sunk In two minutes, in sixteen feet water
The loss Of life could not be less than sixty persons
There were about two hundred and fifty persons on
board when the catastrophe occurred The survi-
vors lost everything
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24

The statement Of the LonIon Times 10 the effect
that the ul'imatum Of the Western powers had been
forwarded s.. Petersburg. requiring the Gar 20
E, aeuate the pfncipalties before the 3Jth Of
April. and give answer The demand. within TX
days, Is considered upon all hands as Official, and
leaves doubt Of the early commencement Of actu-
al hostiIities, which are named the alternative in
OF the refusal OF Russia accede Such demand
THAI she viii not accete IS certain.
Austria and Prussia It appears are tc JOIN with
France aud England, and thus the last hope of the
LIBERAL parry IS at an end since. beyond question the
price OF Austras adherence has been the guarantee Of
her Hungarian and Italian possessions Il i also
sid that Austria is to occupy the Turkish Provinces
Of Bosnia and SerEia- with what ulseror views it is
impossible to say May it not be fairly questioned
whether these provinces also part Of the price
OF her adherence. and II 50, how much better will it
be for Turkey be Plunderei BY Austria under the
Of friendship and alliance than By Russia in
open war,
The vacii!ating conrse Of the western powers has
not been produced By fear Of Russia, nor is their
present warIike altitude assumed in The Interests of
Turkey or OF justice. Their fear was that the out
break Of hostIlitIes might eGdanger the siabili-
t. OF existing tespotisms, and step has been
taken until such an alliance Of these despo-
ti<ms has been made for mutual support a. may
and probably will render any popular effort abortye
OF course. war IS not made against Russia
because Of her injustice to Turkey, but from
dread OF her rising power. OF Austria no such
dread exists and she, although just as bad as Russia
IS bribed and guaranteed into support of the Anglo
French alliance and appears very likely that she
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upon Turkey. which * forbidden 10 Russia as an