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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-25

II,
Or, say 1900. The numbers in these asyiums taken
chiefly from the annual reports OF 1853 They may not
be accurately stated but sufficiently for pur
pose
g. Blind Asyfum-I take the number of children only
residing in the house, and not those living elsewhere
who find employment in the institution, 140.
4. Deaf and Dumb Asylum, 273.-The entire total in
the charitable benevolent designated f.
5000 There many benevolent societies, whose
sphere embraces the young, which associations Of
charity merely and not institutions for the training Of
children, and therefore are not included. have
omitted, ALSO the children under the OF the Com
missoners OF Emigration, who kept at school until
places found for them as this class do not properly
belong to the population
W-R1onx.
l. Indusfrid Scho0ls-It is difficult to collect statis
tics OF these schools under the charge various sosc
ties and private associations Of ladies' And because Of
the uncertainty and irreguarity of attendance IL is
almost impossible to ascertain with any precton, the
ceive advantage The industrial schools OF which have
any information six schools under the Of the
Chldns Aid Society in various parts Of the city three
Mission school, and NJ Pesso's school at the same
locality The list il probably incomplete, and does not
include mere Industrial associations. The aggregate at
tendance on those named according to the statements
2. Jurene Asytum.-The number at present under the
care Of this Society Is 3l4.
3. HcHH Of Retuge.-Present number 4Ol. We may
safely estimate the number brought annually within
the operations Of the organizations and Institutions OF
reform, 1900.
The object Of the industrial schools Is to reach class Of
children that from poverty other any cause, do not at
tend the public schools Children picked up, proyd
ed with decent clothing taken OF during the Day
have plain dinner Get TO work during portion OF
the time, and receive instruction The indusrs &c hoois
serve valuable purpose by preparing training, and IN
ducing children to the public schools and take
rank and place with those who attend them The Child
rens Aid Society In addition to the management OF their
industrial schools and Newsboys' Lodging House, have
engaged In the service Of procuring places 10 the
try for unemployed children, and am happy 70 easn
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tbcn sHbB tne touOWtug.-
SONG OF INDUSTRY.
let MS together
Checrfully toll;
Never from labor,
Never recoil.
Short IL the season
Youth can remain,
Let NOT It's proffers
Hail us in vain.
Rich Is the treasure
Now 70 be won;
Toll In full measure
Then shall be done.
SO shall the season
Life has now lent,
True 70 right reason,
Wisely Be spent.
Nature for action
Youth has designed:
Sweet satisfaction
Age will thus 6nd.
Biligent ever
Then let us be-;
70 win We never
Poverty Se.
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Iota...... xZ5vo 90 ~
Heating and ventilating appars-
tus, and furniture for chapels,
schools, &c...................S 81, 304 IS
Crotch ter plumbing, tanks,
baths, reservoir, sewers, and
drains ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. N,4VJ VI
Grading, sea wan, regulating
Line fence, docks, boats, 8e... asa % 7o7so 90
Total $50, Al 10
OF the above the following sums have been
expended for the female department.
Yard wall and wooden fence. -. 81, $50 30
Grading and sea waH ........... $500 90 1870 80
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24
From Punch.
Fr'
The Russian LOchfnvar.

The big-boeted czar had his eye on the east,
For treaties and truces he cares not the least,
And save his good pleasure he conscience hath none
He talks like the Vandal and acts like the Hun
80 faithless in peace, and so ruthless in war,
Have ye e'er heard of king like the bigbooted car!
He stayed not for speech, but with sabre and gun,
He rushed into Turkey though cause there was none
But when he got near to the old Iron Gate,
lie found certain reasons which urged him to wait
For down by the Danube stood Omar Pasha,
Prepared to encounter our big-booted car
30 he drew up his legions-serf vassal, and thrall,
his footmen, and horsemen and cannons and all
hen out spake bold Omar, his hand on his sword,
In an attitude fitting Ottoman Lord,
" y come We in peace here come We in war,
Or to see St Sophia, you big booted czar ?'
We long asked your homage my suit you denied,
And my holy religion you've scOrned and decried,
So low I've come down with this army of mine,
=! ne rights and the wrongs of the to define,
And you have not chance, for the Musselman star
Must pale when it looks the flag of the czar'
he ne flung down his challenge, the Turk took it up
lRemarkng on slips 'twixt the lip and the cup)
And delgned to his logic the briefest reply,
: nat the claim was unjust and its proof lie"
And he brought up some thousands of swords bar
10 further advance by the big-booted
So before Oltenitza the battle took place,
ana the Russians thought proper to right about face,
For the guns of Stamboul had a menacing BOOM
And a bombshell sent flying the Dannenburg plume
ana the Cossacks all grumbled, "'Twere better by far
10 eat tallow at home than dine out with the czar"
One On hint would not do, nor one word in his ear.
!he despot commands, and his persevere-
again to the breeze their standards re flung,
ana halafat echoes the war trumpet tongue,
And the Ottoman, charging, has scattered afar
The ill-fated troops of the big-booted czar.
There was wild disarray in the rear and the van,
IN i ne Mostem they rode and the Cossacks they
There was racing and chasingt was pleasing to see
Ihe Russ as well beat Russian can be.
May this, and much worse. be all fortune of war
1hat awaits the old pirate, the big-booted czar.
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FOUR DAYS LATER.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

HALIFAX, FEB. l6
The news by the Canada is very warlike. The
Russian Ambassador was about leaving London -
Parliament met the 31st, and the QueeBs speech
was delivered. She mentions the Turkish difficulties
moderate terms, and congratulates the country up
on the alliance with France She also recommends
an increase in the army, threatens from hour
to hour.
A reply had been given in writing to the Cars
inquiry respecting the fleets aud the departure of
The Russian Ministers from London and Paris was
hourly expected.
1t is reported that the French and English Minis
ters have been recalled from st. Petersburg.
France will send 80 900 and England G, 900 men
to Turkey, England paying half the total expenses
The funds are quiet and not much depressed
Everything now depends On the position that Rus.
sa will take
1t is reported that Austria and Prussia will cooper
ate with France and England but this is doubted
Further and the Very Latest News by the Canada
part of the allied feet had returned TO Constan
tnople TO escort Turkish supplies to Varna. This
is probably the origin of the previous report OF tht
return of the feet entire and which, it was said
created so much surprise, well it might, if true
The following among the late dispatches from
the seat of war:
Bucharest, Jan. 24.-Forty.five thousand Busian,
are concentrated around Kalafat. On the 18th the
Turks got possession of Turna and Ganntsin(D a!
also of the village of Sistoya.
Sebastopol, jan ll--The entire Russian fleet is il
the harbor, but two divisions preparing to sail OF
the 18th. This is Official.
/ OTsoGG, Jan. 20--An engagement took place or
the 18th, between body of Turks and the left wins
of Aurep's corps, near Isas. The Turks succeeded
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General Notices.
TO MILL OWNERS,

HE subscriber takes this method of informing friends
Il and the public that he still continues the Mill Wright
business and all its branches viz laundering framing
erecting Water or Steam Mills upon principles,
ner with simple complicated machinery He his
thanks to the public for the liberal patronage received
and hepes by strict attention to business and by
He fatters himself that his work will compete with that of
any other machinst for speed and durability All
VINO want work done in the above line would do well to give
Poy and prepared to all jobs the shortest
ce and on very reasonable terms promptly atten
qed TO- For further information address the subscriber
Johnsonville, Cumberland county, n. C.
D. B. JOHNSON.
Feb. Is 1854. 24 3w
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FACTS CANNOT BE DOEBTED.
Let the Afflicted Read And Ponder!
alone testify to the remarkable cares performed by
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.

CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
THE great Spring Medicine and Purifier the Blood
now used by hundreds of grateful patients, who testify
daily to the remarkable performed by the greatest of
all Medicines Carter Spanish Mixture Neuralgia Rheu
matism, Scroiua, ErupOns the Skin, Liver Disease Fe
Ulcers Old Sores Affections of the Kidneys Diseases
of the Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching the
Bones and JOINTS speedily put flight by using this
great and inestimabe remedy.
For all diseases Of the Blood nothing has been found
with it. 1t ceanses the system of all impurities
acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys strength
the Digestion gives tone to the Stomach makes the
Skin clear and healthy and restores the Constitution enfebd
by disease broken down by the Of youth its
pristine vigor and strength.
For the Ladies, it is ncomparaby better than all the
metcs used few doses of Carriers Spanish Mixture
will remove all saowness ofcompeXiOn, bring the
tng the cheek give elasticity the step, and improve
the general health remarkable degree beyond all the
icines heard Of
large number of certificates of perfor
med persons residing in the city of Richmond Ea by the
of Carriers Spanish Mixture is the best evidence t!
there hunbug about it, The press hotel keepers
gstraes physicians, and public well known to the
muny, all add their testimony to the effects of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call and hundreds of the certificates around the
bottle.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS. Drug
Principal Depots at NJ. WARD, CLOSE & Co., No. 80
Maiden Lane, New York.
T. w. DYOTT & SONS and JENKINS s. HARTS-
HORNE, Philadelphia
BENNETT & BEERS No. I2e Main ST.. Richmond, Va
And for sale by WIN. H. LIPPITT, Wilmington N. c.
and DrUo1sts generally, NAV Is, lS53-36-1Y
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January 9th, 1S5
IRON RAILING

HND URN IIlO4E " UHhD'
T1HE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens of the
United States that they prepared to fill orders for
all of Iron Work. such Railngs for public or private
&C. Also Settees Chairs Tables, Grey Hounds Cast Iron
Lambs New Foundand Dogs. Iron Stairs, Doors Shutters
Guards Gates and all kinds of Ornamental and ARCHITECTURE
al Iron Works
They pay particular attention to enclosing Cemetery Lots
having the largest and handsomet assortment in the
try Persons desiring make selections of patterns and
know the cost work by addressing the subscribers will re-
ceye by return mail printed designs of work and list OF
prices All orders entrusted to will receive prompt at
tention. HOOD q W..
g. 1854. IS-5tn
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DIR. STRONG'S
COMPOUND sANATTYE PILLS.

TN1ESE Pills entirely Vegetable, and most
i peror Medicine in the of all Bilious Complaints,
Ch1s and Fever Dyspepsia, Costveness, Liver Complaint
Jaundce Sick Headache, Scrofua, Salt heum FeYers of
all kinds Loss of Appetite, Obstructed and painful Mcnstru
alton and all lingering diseases =,
As Female Medicine they act like charm, and when
taken according to the directions they fail to the
worst of Piles after all other remedies f1il
They purify the blood equaze the circulation, restore the
Liver Kidneys and other Secretory Organs to healthy
and action and AntiBillous Family Medicine they
have equal. Prce 25 cents per box.
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Jan. q, 1854.


T OFFER for sale my PLANTATION in Bladen gsSs
county lying the side of Cape Fear River
White Hail. 35 miles from Wilmngton From thls polnt'
the River is at all times navig igabe.
The FGm contains from 600 to 700 acres of good superior
Low Grounds for farming A portion OF this 6O or Ioo
acres is entirely free from overflow of eshets There
Mill seat on this place. and comfortable Dwelling together
with all necessary buildings for farming purposes
Besides the farming land there about l4OO acres or
high land 25O 26O of which is under CULTIVATION ana
the balance woodland of which 1900 acres are pine and
with 3 tasks of boxes cut on it, .
Besides the farm also offer for sale considerable BODY
of land Colly Swamp which contains large guanty o.
Cypress timber on it. VIM. l.. NOoeI1 r.
Ian 6. Ic-tl
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

a.
INT Err Z STING FROM THE EAST
E-ARLIKE NEWS
RUMORED COLLISION IN THE BLACK SEA
BosToN, Feb. 16.-The steamship America has ar
rived with Liverpool dates to Jan. 81. The Canada
arrived out on the 29th. The Nashville, from New
York, for Havre, had arrived at Glasgow The pro-
peller Charity, from Liverpool for Portland. JAN 16,
was forced 10 put back having had her decks swept
during heavy storm.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-Cotton slightly easier; sales
of two days II 900 bales Breadstufs quiet with no
change III prices. Consos closed at 80 9O4
FROM THE EAsT.-lt is now certain that great
battle was fought at Kalafat on the 25th or Goth
The Turks believed to have gained brilliant
victory, notwithstanding the Russians had so 600
men in the field The Turkish redoubts are of great
extent and very strong. and Russia will find it very
hard to capture the place
Fresh instructions have broken out among the
w allachlan peasantry.
Austria has renewed her demand for the extra d.
tion of fOrel gners serving in the Turkish army.
Persia is again on friendly terms with Turkey
The LATEsT.-COunt Orloff, the Russian minister,
had arrived at Berlin. Immediately on his arrival,
the Cabinet were summoned to meet him, but moth
ing further has transpired. He goes next to Vienna
St Pc ersburs dates Of the goth have been recev-
ed. The intelligence is decidedly warlike. The
Gar is resolved on extreme measures, unless the
ply of France and England to Count OrIof be ia
vorable, or in other words, unless they promise
tralily The London Times. alluding to this, says
that the reply will be couched in firm and decided
terms, so as TO leave no doubt of It's meaning
France and England have gone too far to recede
We have of collision in the Black Sea,
but of this nothing certain is known.
Servia in a condition of great excitement
The whole Russian fleet sailed from Sebastopo on
the 121h towards Batoum
FRANCE.-The annual financial statement Of the
French ministry is favorable.
SECOND DISPATCH,
The America brings the passengers who were res
cued from the i'll ated steamer San Francisco by the
ship Antarctic and carried to Liverpool. They are
all we'll The report that they went ashore at Liv-
erpool was incorrect,
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MFR. MASSALON, Portrait Painter, most respectfully
I announces the citizens of Wilmington and surrOun
ding country the of Mr.
Agoni on Market street, where Ladies and Gentlemen
invited to call and examine his Paintings
Persons wishing Daguerreotypes copied have it done
by him if taken from life.
December TO- 1858. Sl-5t-l6-6m
JTATS AND CAPS.-Men's, Boys and Childrens Hats
and Caps assorted qualities and prices for sale at the
Hat and Cap Store G. MYERS.
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y. nj. ROBINSON.


Hardware Merchant, Wilmington N. G.,
Is JUST receiving his fall supply of Carruned Saws AK
es Nails HollOwware Pocket, and Table, Cutlery heavy
plated Table Spoons and Forks, Fine Tea Trays and Wal
tsrs Brass and Common Andirons, Shoves and longs
FULL ASSORTMENT of the best of Builders Hardware
Mechanics Tools of every variety and warranted of super
or quality Ploughs Fan Mills Corn Shelters Hay Cutters
&c IDec 2, 1858 l3
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STILL FURTHER NEWS BY THE AFRICA.

THE TURKS VICTORIOUS.
THE LONDON TIMES ON THE EAsTARN CUES
TION, &c, sc.
New YORK, Feb l5.--The Africa did not arrive at
her wharf until this morning The English papers
furnish some highly interesting intelligence from the
East
A Paris despatch announces that a great battle took
place at Kaafat the Goth, in which the Turks were
completely victorious.
The Turks had also e.taken two islands on the
Lower Danube, which had previously been taken by
the Russians
The Turkish Convoy reached Baoum in safety
Hostilities in Asia will be Immediately resumed
The London Times anticipates favorable result
from the mission of the Russian Court Oroff to the
Courts of Vienna, London Paris and Berlin, and ex-
presses the belief that failing to obtain declaration
of neutrality, the Russian Ministers in Paris and
London will demand their passports-The Times
also ntimates that in the present crisis the Four Pow
ers will not be justified in waiting for fresh propo
sitioE from ST. Petersburg.
The Paris Bourse closed without animation.
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TO TRAVELLERs AND OTHERS.

IHE undersigned has completed arrangements where
by he is enabled to convey PASSENGERS from MAILS
tILLE DEPOT on the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail
load, to LONG CREEK, in New Hanover county rare
each way.
He also prepared with good Stables and an abundance
Provehder,) to keep HeRsEs for any length of time
rice 60 per day Those who may leave Horses 'Vlth
m may rest assured they will be well cared for ~
In short time, he hopes to offer better ENTER
ANNENT for his friends and others, who may favor nm
nth their custom, than he has heretofore given them
liberal patronage respectfully solicited the great
3 Efforts will be used to give satisfaction. . wv
A. d. BORDEAUX.
AARLSvILLE DEPOT,
3 mites from WlLningtOn, 4o-tt
1879
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NOTICE

THE subscriber begs leave return his thanks to his
and country friends for the liberal patronage he has
received from them for the past year. and would respectfully
inform them that he has just returned from the North with
his FALL AND WINTER STOCK, which he is now re-
vng and hopes by strict attention to business to merit
continuance of the same. He has hand the following
mOng other articles.
20 5bls. Whiskey; 20 bags Coffee;
10 Rum; 10 bbls. Pork;
5 frkins Butter; 20 boxes Cheese;
20 bbls. Sugar, different grades;
80 ' Flour, fine and super;
80 bags extra family Flour;
Wines Brandy, Gin, Pepper, Ginger, Alspice, Indigo,
Nutmegs Mess Beef Mackerel, Shoes Spun Yarn Fancy
Prints Fanne Winter Goods for pants, Cutlery Crocke
y Sheeting Shrting Blankets, Buckets, Brooms Soap,
Candies &C. and many other articles too tedious to men
ion Don't forget call at the old stand
in front of the Carolina Hotel. IHOS. c. CRAFT.
Wilmington. Sept. 10th 1852
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aARLSVILLE DEPOT,
: mites from Wilmington,
August ). 1853.
4S-tf
IRON BEDSTEADS.

BROMLEY II CO., MANUFACTURERs-
Sales Room No 95 Leonard ST.. New York, one door
lest of Broadway. Common and Folding plain and Orna-
pn Family Servants and chdrens bedsteads always on
And Also general assortment of Iron Furniture, Spring
eds, Hair and other Mattresses.
These bedseads superior to all others in point ofcean
ness neatness and economy They are always free from
mln and exceedingly durable, portable and conFen
nt Orders TO any extent may be addressed to
COMSTOCk, BROMLEY u CO,
No. 95 Leonard ST. New York.
Agents wanted for the sale of the above Description cir
'iarS Sr sent wherever required
Nov. ii, 1858 loom
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GABRIEL. HOLME :

INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES AND PROVE
| IONS, WHMiNGToN, N. G.
All business entrusted to him will be thankfully receive
and promptly attended to.
Nv 25tb IS53 12-tf
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w. Il NIrkON

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND tOR-
w WARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
SOUTH WATER STREET, doors below Market.
~ Particular attention paid to the sale of Naval Stores
and other produce.
RB- Liberal advances made on consignment
Wilmington NC Nov. I'd, '53 9-f
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TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.
WILLIAM r. FRx,
MANUFACTURES OF
PORTABLE DESKS, DRESSING CASES; w M06h IN
BOXES, sc, LEATHER TRAYELlNG@ @ DEoh0' Df'Eoo-
ING AND SHAVING CASES.
IMPORTER OF ,o1
RICH FANCY GOODS, FANS, FERRnME6641 4 E64 1Ol-
DRESSLNG-CASE FURNITURE GENERdLLf'
1not Of FRY'S Celebrated Razors every blade
ted All kinds of Morocco Leather Rosewood ana
Mahogany made to order. Sole Agent, for the Onte9
States for George Wise & Co.'s TONBRlDGE MOSA4C
WARE wholesale and retail, No. l2S Arch street. PhIsde-
phia. '"N 80 49,
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Feb. Is 1854.
FOR SALE

TAS7Aa CONVENIENT TWO-STORY DWELLING
5 HOUSE, and also two lots adjoining the
A ON Harnett street. in the Northern portion of the
town OF Wilmington The House is nearly and in good
order having been recently painted 1t is occupied
good tenant at rent of 5000 per There is an
insurance of 81 900 the dwelling house. in the n c. Mu
tual Insurance Company.
For further particulars enquire of
Feb H-24-tf1 VIM II T,ASPEYPE
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NOTICE

TINE Subscriber has received the appointment OF Inspector
/ OfNAVAL STORES, and solicts business from those
Lavirq Il in his line JAMES |. BRYAN.
NIaT : I952 2OS-Iw-37-tf
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the public that he is prepared take contracts in his
line of business He keeps constantly hand, LINE, CE-
Ty PLASTER PLAsrERING HAIR Philadelphia Press BRICK,
FIRE BRICK.
n B. To Distillers of Turpentine,he is prepared to
mt Nh Stills ut the shortest notice. May N-37-ly
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NOTICE,

THE Creditors Alexander Carter of Blaaen County if
desrous of avang themselves of trust executed to the
undersigned by said Carter for their benefit will file copies OF
their claims with the subscriber Immediately.
Jan'y II, I854-2O-tfl II. II. ROBINSON.
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EAGLE FOUNDRY,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.


ME Subscriber is manufacturing Portable and Sta
l. tlonary Steam ENGINES and SAW MILLS of any re-
qnred power of the best materials and workmanship
warranted to equal in performance, any manufactured
this country, and upon the favorable From
those engaged in lumber getting he would ask call and
animation of his Engines, assuring they shall be fully
equal to what represented and regard being had to
al and workmanship, and plan of construction inferior
none.
He also continues to manufacture his improved Tobacco
tlattening Presses Mills, sc.
Mill Machinery and other Castings furnished and fitted
up in the best STYLE
Reference Mr. JOHN CLARK Wilmington at Messrg p
K Dickinson & Co.
Feb. 16, 1854-34 -6m PHILIP RAHM Proprietor
Weekly Commercial copy 6 months.