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GREAT BARGAINS.
iNDIET DnnTuDD 4 M

~ 229 BiLnMoRl SfRAET, BALTIMORE Nh.
Are DESTROYS CT closing out great portion Of their
present stock Of elegant FANCY GOODS, Jewelry,
Watches, Clocks, cams, Opera Glasses Dressing Gases
Wri dng Desks, Ice Pitchers, Vases, BronEes dc pre-
paratory to receiving their fall supply. Purchasers
will find great bargains. aug At
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
6NIpER's WINES

TOHN ". gHIDRR, Dealer In Wines, ct the
81 former old established Wlse 6sors Of JACOB
&NZDKR, Jr, No. 7e Walnut street. four doors Be
low Fourth street. where ooRssaHers win Be supplied
With WINES and LIQUORS on the most accommo
dating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for the In
poration Of FOREIGN WINES, 0fhoe No. 70 Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, whore he n prepared TO
receive orders for the special importation Of WneA
30, from various houses In Europe, In quantities OF
single do zen and upwards and also solciss for bis
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER the patronage Of
his friends and former custemsrs.
- All Wines ordered for Washington will be d.
livered by Express fires Of hooh. jes-1y
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VIM. NOELL & GEO z. BOYD,
UPHOLSTERERS & BLIND MAKERS,
Pa. aueYsue, south sids, bet 9TH and 10th streets.
WE are prepared to furnish Senitan Inside Blinds
W Of every style, Reed Blinds, Paper Curtain, and
every style of painted Shades. Also, we furnish to
order curlsd hair, moss, shuek, and other Mat
Chairs, Ottomans, &C.. Carpets and Curtains nestly
made and warranted TO fit old Blinds repsinted and
trimmed in the best manner.
All work done promptly, and guaranteed 10 give
satisfaction. sep 3O->o2m
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cas- FIXTURES,

kNaA subscribers take pleasure In Announcing 10
l. the public that their stock of GAS FIXTURES.
comprising of the BEST and latest psttsrns hs
been and that they sre now prepared to sell
II the lowest rates Persons in want Of Gas Fixtures
hbd It to their interest
Dwellings and public buildings fitted With sAs-tn.
bling ut the usual rStcs
J.W. THoMPaON 4 RROTHKR-
80 is-a Pa. sv. bet. 10th and llth A. side
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TAKE MOTOR.
PLUkBING, GAS-FITTING, AND
TIMING.

VNHE undsrsigned, having added Gas-Fittng to
Il uAAaf former business, are now prepared to ex.
scuts ell ordsrs In that line, in the cheapest most
expeditions and approved manner.
HLUAblkG and TIMING done as heretofore.
tine assortment of STOVES, Tin and Sheet Iron
WARE constantly on hand.
Sole agents for the District for Ascaregors Patent
BOT AIR FURNACES, for heating Public Buildingc
Churches, Halls, Private Residences &c
Also, for Barksrs Double Acting FORCE PUMPS
Persons In wsnt of any of the above articles win
Ind it to their advantage to call on ere purchs
sing elsewhere.
PiedgiAg Themselves to prompt execution of ell
o1utrs entrusted TO them. they most respectfully
solicit continuance of the favors SO literally be-
slowed upon them by their former patrons and the
public in general PURSE &COLIINS
Nos 500 and 81, Pa. av., opposite Willards' Hotel
sep 6-3m
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PEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER
WINE.

M MANUFACTURED FROM YRlNOH GRAPES.
M JAMAICA GINGER, SEVILLE ORANGES,
Ac.-This delicious beverage becomes the ereatest
favorite wherever It Is introduced. It is equally
more wholesome, and not halfthe price O.
other foreign wines. Many physicians use II ex-
ratulency, Dyspepsia, Debility, Cramps, Darrhos
and Dysentery. Persons subject to Ciills or living
in districts where Ague prevails find its occasional
use pleasant and admirable preventive. Mixed
With little cold water 1t forms the nost refrseh.ne
and wholesome cooling drink in warn weather thai
can be taken.
Price 30 cts per bottle, IS per dozen.
j. BALMER corner Of Baltimore and RiaA streets
ana bnUWN Bh0TH1Rs, Liberty 81 Baltimore.
sFOTr CO., Washington.
PERL sTEVlNS, Alexandra
JESSE lands, Frederick
II. BUFF, Portsmouth, Va
ROBERTSON 4 CO., Petersburg, Va.
VIM OIsSEL, Georgetown jy1o-d
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BkAUTTFUL TEETH.
NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD.

NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD.
VINHE subscriber would respectfully inform biz
l. numerous friends and the public generally that
In addition to his Wood aud Coal Yard ne<< the
Phoenix Planning Mil, Georgetown, he has, for the
better accommodation of that portion of bis Gus
toners who reside in Washington, opened Q yard at
the corner OF Twenty frst and / streets.
At either Of the above places those In want Of fuel
win at eli times find good supply Of ell kinds of
WOOD and GOAL, at the lowest market prices.
All orders left at either Of the above places win
be attended to with promptness and dispatch.
SOLOMON SLOWER,
Successor to
sep T-d2m TRAVERS SLOWER
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REkITTAHCEs TO IRELAND.
DkRSOis desiring to send money to Ireland, can
obtain checks for FL or more, on the Belfast
Ranking Company, payable in ell the principal
towns. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERs.
RankesA opposite the Treasury Buildjpa
80 S1->oss
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~ The Cordial Is put up highly concentrated, In

pint bottles.
Price,-$s per bottle; two for IS; six for t12.
G. II. RING, Proprietor,
1872 Broadway New York
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A RHANaHllNTS having been made with the
n owners Of the new and splendid steamer
QAORGl PAGE 10 rua between Alexandra and
Washington, diAanos Of TX miles, in connection
With the trens @ this, aad the Washington Raj,
reads, the following schedule Viii taxi e1set on and
after ThuIDday, Ju1s LIT, 1o6A:
Truin Ao0 AlGKAAdria 10 6ordoRsville, and In
ssnsdhb stntioas, will leave Ne Depot, corner o.
Duke nd Henry streets, st O'Clock . m, on the
sarfvel Of tlee Beat non Washington, giving ample
ne ir 1zsakhast on boer1, arriving ct Gordonf
Vile, Il hAlfpAst 10 o'clodk,-connscting At tha
potnt With the Fsains On the Virginh OsnEa
&saA, to AtaAnoad, Charlottesville, and stsuHton.
L 2h from AoEdolSsflle to AlskanaHa aAa IN.
ts1sAiah enAo1s, will lAve oordonsvflls at
II o'closk, ON The arrival Of the oafs on the
vilesis Osstal n,ilrssd, arriving ct Alexsndri.
at kalfp1Dt o'cioak-<Aas allowing tine 10 connect
with t. tsain IsaviaS Waaht1Ston City for the
Worth, anl fef Dinner ON bsarA the boat.
4 E1ain ffsa Aea1naI&a 10 Wsrreatoa and Inter
AsAnte 0tnslons will leave Alaxaadria daily, (s1n
Ays sxsepted) ct O'Clock, P. m, RdvinS ct War
reDt ct Aalfpast O'Clock p. n.
On sunday will leave ct O'Clock Q. n.
TAin from Wafpsnton to Alexandria and inter
Ae6iste ssEoAs, will leave Warrenton dAly (Sun
aay exeefsod) ct quarter befors7 o'clock d m, ar
yfvinE at Alax1E4ria at hAlfpast O'clock .. n.
On aznAay will Lsave ct quarter Past 10 O'Clock
n.
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CASH FOB NEGROES.

WE wish to purchase Immediately q large mum.
w Der of likely YOUNG NEGROBS, for the New
Orleans market, for which We will pay the highest
:ssh prices All persons having Slaves for sale, will
and it to their advantage by calling us, at our
office, No. IL Camden street, Baltimore Nd, former.
ly occupied by J. 8. Donovan. Liberal commissions
paid for information. Ali communications prompt.
y attended to-
jan 2-ly J. N. WILSON 4 G. 81. DUKk
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.

~> On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
A Fare round trip 81; from Alex
andria rs cents.-The THOMAS OOLLYER leaves
Washington at and Alexandria at gH O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat ct 81 oclk.
Coach fare 10 cents.
Persons Wishing the Coaches VIII leave their resi-
dence with Geo. 4 Thos. Parker.
Refreshments on the boat.
oct 28-dtf SAyL GEDNuY, Capt-
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Time Of Departure of the Ocean Steamers
LIST Us ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS
Browns Hotel

Thos Borland, DC
4 ID Mcleod, Ohio
John White * lady, n j
= 5 w alters q lady, do
bliss Vi.elrOdt, Germany
e x Beale, Nj
il II Mann, la
Dr. & Mrs u @ Wllrust,
: e
J Oldhand, Del
DIR Johnson, London
7hos Hunter, Manches-
ter, Eng
& Young
tVm r Bartlett, jr, Bait
T. VI Hunter, lady, and 3
child II, Charleston, sc
r ID TatOr, n Y
ii I HsIOland, do
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NRoUaH TICKHTs.

sesssengerr or Luray and Few Market will tax.
tbs train leaving Alexsnaris, ct o'clock O.. N.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and astafAVs, ooznectins
with the stages at Culpeper, g. II.
$Passengers for Lynchburg Will take the train
leaving Alexandria at O'Clock, q. L., on Mon
Gays Wednesdays, and Fridays, connecting with the
steges ct Charlottesville.
sS-Passengers for the White Sulphur SPRING.
will take the train leaving Alexandra daily, COD
Meeting with the stages at stauntop.
Freight Trains ere running daily, Sunday 81
oeytsd)
Per order: ". B. BAOCKNTT, Azsnt
Alszsndria, Ya., May 80. may att
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CROOND HAND PIANOS FOR SALN.
y One at SIS
One at $40 FINN
One at $75
Call early and ssape bsseein ct the Music De-
pot Of HILBB HE1.
oct 18vh
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Bold by Druggists throughout the United States,
osnsdss, and West Indies.
AGENTS.
Wsabington-Z D. GILMAN.
Baltinors-S. 8. HAECE.
Richmond-BENGETT BEERS.
mar 20-Ank
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DOCTOR YOURsEDF.
TIE POCKET KSCULAPIUS
Or EYERY ONI HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

W. 1sARA VIM HE WIN IclOlANs
! !
XIX The Hiftieth Dditon, With
One hundred Ingrsvinss
a showing Diseases and MAJ
~ formations OF the Human
" N System In every shape and
u form. To which Ia sdded
81 NJ Treatise on the Disesses of
IT, Females, being Of the high
e est Importance TO married
W people, OF tenes apaten-
"a M plating mas
M ~ VIM. Yo
IN Let no fathsr bs sAhAnsd
~ 10 present Q copy OF the
~ ASCULAPIUs 10 bh child
IL may save hin from IN
early grave. Let no young man or woman ntee fn.
to the secret obligations Of married lh without
reading the POOKhr KsCUIAPIUS. Let no one
suffering from hscknied Cough, Pain In the ode,
restless nights nervous elings and the whole train
Of Byepeptic sensst3ons, and gwen up by thdr ply
ecian, Be another Dc0eCt, without consulting the
EsCULAPIUs. Aave the married, or those about
to be married any bnpedfment read this truly use
eul book. II has besa TIE means OF saving hous-
mes Of uASo rsnate sresturse rom the very jaws Of
death.
HEAny pereoa sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
.nclosed n letter, VIII receive enc copy Of this
work by ei. eve copies VIII be sent for One Dol
lar.
Address, tpoet paid, DR.. WIZ: YOUNG,
No. IS7 Spruce street, PhiIadslpha
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Seed Store, corner Seventh and 81 q
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$4,000; Cofec-Rio l2a@I3, Iaguyra 13@oO ST. Domingo
l0@I1 Cotton Strictly prime, 9a@l0prime 9a@9aFair
g. Feathers 4O@45; Four-superne % 75@6Fine % 50@
Oats 6O@65; Peas so Rye 90@$l; Hidesdry 7@8green
l3@4; Lard 10@11 MolassesCuba 2S@S0-N. Orleans 37a
90; Salt--Liverpool Sack 50.
The trade for the last week has been light and there
change to notice in any of the leading articles Tur
pentine % %. Spirits SO to 54c.-Obs.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2-The Flour market firm to-
day Sales of 1900 bbs Howard street brands at 81 Also
600 bb do at 81 064 and $500 bbls choice brands at
- III Dbl Nothing done in City Mills Holders asking
81 Is % hb Eye Flour So so. Corn Meal 50 $50 e bb
Wheat 81 60 81 for red, only fair quaty-very prime
white at 81 65 20 bushel Inferior lots to 10 cents
below the above figures Corn eadyAbou 10 600 BUSH
els offered, and mostly sold 81 63 cents for white and
66 @ 68 cents bushel for yellow Rye 50 q s5 cents
cents % ID Rice Al cents R ID. Mess Pork $l4 Dbl
New Bacon shoulders and sides cents % ID. Lard in bbs
81 a 81 cents and in kegs 10t 100 70 To- Butter in
kegs IL Ia CENTS roll is @ 70 cents % To- Whiskey n
% cents D gallon.
PHILADELPHIA JAM 2.-Small sales of Flour at 81 rs
a 81. Red Wheat 81 81 a g. and white 81 10 q IS
% bushel. Corn "a a 65 Oats A Whskey
26a q q cents 8 gallon.
! NEW YORK, Dec. 3l.-Naval Stores-(The three pre-
have particular change notice in Tupen
twhe Georgia, Wilmington andirregular lots Northt Coun
y continue to be sold proporonaby less Spirits lurpen
declined to 81 cents cash. with Sales but at the close
difficult to obtain this price for largo lots Common
Rosn firm at previous rates. and Tar is unchanged The
sales since Tuesday are 800 bbs Georgia and NORTH
County Turpentine 81 S7 y go b.; 800 q 1000 Spirits
Iurpenne 81 cents cash. % short time and g. ninety
days, wholesae6 cash. obtained for retail lots
600 Common Rosn 81 20 for North County, and 81 50 fo
Wilmington, delivered The stock of Turpentine abou
1000 bbls.
RiceThe transactions of the week about 1000 tcs
81 a 90 cash. showing change in the market.
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DIED.

In Fayetteville on the 10th December of consumption,
DANIEL NJ CDoNALD, aged 30 years, leaving affection
ate wife and relatives to their loss He died in
full belief of Christ, and may last words be like his
Sweet Jesus who will separate from Christ The Lord
gVeh and the Lord aketh away blessed be the of
the Lord CON-.
At his residence Little River s. c. Tuesday,
9th December 1853 in the Goth year of his age Mr. JAMES
BEII-.NY.
The deceased for many years consistent
the A. E. Church. and universally esteemed for his many
virtues actionatc husband and tender father the
the distressed sought his assistance in vain His
loss will be long felt by the neghborhood in which he lived
The affection and esteem in which he held manifest
by the number of mourning friends who attended his remains
to the tomb Though his illness quite Short and his
death entirely by his family and friends yet they
have this consolation that the whole tenor of his life had
been preparation for death. He leaves afflicted wife
and large family to their irreparable loss may He
who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb comfort them
under their heavy bereavement
This feeble tribute of respect is offered by who knew
him long and Intimately and who long witness his
many virtues.
Lamented friend! integrity your guard.
Co meet in Heaven your virtues due reward,
Nor we afflicted kindred DER the dead
isjoy to die, when life like his was led. T. W. G.
8y-Southen Christian Advocate please copy.
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Home Testimony.

Reads from of the oldest Magistrates of this cityet
the SICK the delicate the declining talk those we refer
to, and then try this grand restoratve
BALTIMORE, Sept. IL, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray feel it a duty to make
known the benefits have derived from Dr. Hamptons Tine
ture For length of time have been subject to great pros
SYSTEM accompanied with papitaon and utteng of the
heart had such sudden attacks that on occasion
friend, he referred me to Joseph K Sapeton, ESQ., old
and respectable citizen of Baltimore who had Tine
under similar circumstances Icaed Mr. Stapeton
and after interview of minutes fully satisfied
of the medical virtues of the Tncture from the evidence be-
dcated failing state of health but now hearty hale ap
pearance, with the activity of youth Immediately
menced using the Tncture and before took the
bottle, my strength renewed, and | walk
brisk and active was twenty ago This Tine
ture the grand of the digestive organs which
DO assert it is in reality what it is represented to be by
| Dr. Hampton, the inventor. VIM A. SCHAEFFER,
| Now in CITY of WASHINGTON
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How THEY ISLANDER Us.-The Wittsburg (Ark. J
Messenger is responsible for the following
Good morning stranger. Where are you NOV
ing to % " To the Ar-rkansaw." Where did You
come from E" From the State of North Carolina. .
:; VIII there be much emigration from that State
THIS year, :" "A mighty sight | reckin-mighty
hard times there this year. heap of people is on
the pint OF starvin." why so-whats the mat
ter !" +" The simmon crap has failed, and I'm
gwlne to look for better country We mizzled.
A French historian, speaking of the first revolu-
ton, relates incident which cannot fail to excite
horrd grimace on the face of all who read it. He
says that at Meudon there tannery OF human
sklrs-being the skins of those unhappy victims
who had been guillotned Mems skins were Tough
and good-women's soft and good for nothing [Very
Frenchy, lhat!1
SOCIAL Evns.-The New York Herald SAYS there
six thousand persons in that city who subsis upon
The public charities in addition 10 which there are
probably ten thousand, more, the victims of poverty
and wretchedness, who entirely dependent upon
private charity benevolent societies. This state
ment does not take INTO consideration the thousands
OF both sexes who, between pride and want are star
wing by slow degrees in unventilated garrets and me-
phc cellars; nor the the twenty thousand abandon
ed females of the modern Gotham. II Herald SIM
ply takes The list OF those dependent from day 10 day
upon public private charity for their existence and
Significantly asks abolition phllanthropist if there is
any thing IN the South to compare with such disma
army of paupers'
HE OF THE lARIFF.-1he v aShIng-
ton correspondent OF the N. 7. Courier & ENQUIRE
says that many representations daily received al
The Treasury soliciting revisal and modification Of
the Secretarys plan for the reduction of the Tariff
But though they are respectfully and carefully con
sldered, 1t is not probable that any change will BIZ
recommended in the project submitted to Congress.
1t is said that Cuba was part of Louisiana whose
dominion was coded by Spain to France, and that
therefore, we bought Cuba without knowing it, wher
we purchased Louisiana.
A MODEL SPEEcH.-We commend the following
speech 10 the careful study of all candidates before
the people 1t delivered in Illinois, by cand
date for the legislature is brief and pithy and thu
man who made it was elected, as he deserved to be
Fellow citizens | am no speech-maker, but what
say I'll do. I've lived among you twenty years, ant
if Eve shown myself clever fellow, you know it
without speech if Pm not clever fellow, you
know that, too, and wouldn't forget it with speech
I'm candidate for the Legislature if you think I'm
the clear grit, vote for if you think Majo
R, of better stripe than am, vote for him
The fact is, that either of will make devsl
good representative.
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IRON RAILING

AIVD URNHINE " TIL IRUIV " URhS
THE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens of the
United States that they prepared to fill orders for
all kinds of Iron Work such Ratings PUBLIC private
&C. Also, Setees 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 enclosing Cemetery Lots,
having the largest and hansomest assortment in the
try Persons desiring to make selections of patterns and
know the cost of work. by addressing the subscribers will
ceve by of mail printed designs of work and list of
prices All orders entrusted to will receive prompt at
tention. HOOD s. CO,
No 121 North Tenth street, Philadelphia.
Jan. 8, 1854. lS-3m
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NOTICE.

T OFFER for sale my PLANTATION in Bladen Ga
county lying the east side of Cape Fear River
White Hall, IS miles from Wilmington. From this point
the River is at all times navigable.
The Farm contains from GOO 700 of good superior
Low Grounds for farming portion of this 600 700
entirely free from overflow of freshets There
Mill seat this place, and comfortable Dwelling, together
with all necessary buildings for farming purposes.
Besides the farming land there about l400 of
high land $50 260 of which under cultivation and
the balance woodland of which 1900 pine land,
with tasks of boxes cut on it.
Besides the farm, also offer for sale considerable body
of land in Coy Swamp which contains large quantity OF
Cypress timber on it. VIM. l.. MOORE:
Jan. 6, 1854 lS-u
Haro1d conv
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C1RANE,s GREEK ACADEMY. Moore Co,utv

CRANES CREEK ACADEMY, Moore County, ".
OC-The second session of this School, located nine miles
east of Carthage, and the Fayetteville and Western
Plank Road will commence Tuesday, the Sd of January
next.
session.
Students be prepared here for the University of North
Carolina
Board and washing be obtained in the neghborhood
convenient to the Academy at from IS s. per month
For further particulars direct (pos pad) to the Principal
Cranes Creek P. O., n G. A. B. BLACK, Principal
December 18th, 1858. lS-5t
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VALUABLE TIMBER LAND FOR 81

VALUABLE TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber will sell at public sale on January the E
i 18th. at Eliza A. Devane's Mills, just about SlA *
HUNDRED ACRES OF PINE LAND, on Black River,
in the upper part of New Hanover county adjoining the
lands of Murphy Dr. Newkrk Stewart Devane and
others Persons DESTROYS of buying will do well to examine
the lands. Terms made known on day of sale.
THOS. w. DEVANE.
January Sd, 1854 1s-ts
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NAPoLEoN's PROPHECY.-Napoeon, iii conversation
with OMeara, May 27, 1917, said: {" In the course of
few years Russia will have Constantnople part of
Turkey, and all Greece This hold to be as certain
as if it had already taken place. Almost all the
cabling and faering which Alexander practiced
towards me was to gain my consent, forseeing that
the equilibrium of Europe would be destroyed
In the natural course of things, in a few years
Turkey must fall TO Russia.
'The Powers it would inure, and who could OPP
pose it, England, France, Prussia and Austria.
Now to Austria it will be very easy for Russia
to engage her assistance by giving her Servia and
other provinces bordering upon the Austrian do
minions, reaching near TO Constantinoge. The only
hypothesis that France and England may be allied
with sincerity, will be in order TO prevent this
But even this alliance would not avail. France
England, Prussia united, cannot prevent it. Russia
and Austria at any time effect it. Once mistress
of Consantinople, Russia gets all the commerce OF
the Mediterranean, becomes great naval Power, and
! God knows what may happen.
''Above all the other Powers Russia is the most TO
be feared, especially by you.
All this toresaw-and ! wanted TO establish a
barrier against those barbarans by re-esabshing the
kingdom of Poland, and putting Ponatowski at the
head as King, but your imbeces of ministers would
not consent
GA hundred years hence | shall be praised, and
Europe especially England, will lament that did no
succeed. When they see the finest countries il
Europe overrun and prey 10 those northern barba
rlanS, they will say Napoleon was right
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, JAN. 4th, 1854.
Barque
Narramissic Lampher, ldg, Cuba, ]. & D. McRae & Co.
Briggs
W. M. Groton, Geyer, repairing, do.
Sarah Peters. Davis, ldg, Porto Rico do.
Aurora, Elliott, repairing, do
Cardiff J. H. Nef repairing, VIM Neff & Sons.
President T. Taylor, Boardman, ldg., Matanzas, do.
Josiah Jex Spencer, ldg.. w. l.. Russell IL Bro.
Annawon, Hardy, ldg., Baltimore, do
VIM. burlington, Douglass, ldg., VIM. NJ Harriss
4Grchand & Torrey, ldg., N. Y, r. Blossom
alilen Hayden, Marsh ldg Cuba, j. Hathaway & Son.
Schooners
Henry Mutt Garwood, ldg., Phia.. Geo. Harriss.
Mary C. Terbell, Rich, ldg, n V ]. s D. McRae Co.
Meridian, Burgess, ldg., Norfolk, Va, do.
Lucullus Tibbetts ldg, Boston, do.
Kensiagton, Swain, repairing, Geo. W. Davis
Tangent, Collins ldg, Portsmouth, n. H.,
J. H. ChadbouTn & Co.
Humminr Bird. Bogert, dis, j. X. Blossom.
Sea Bird - ldg., Boston, P. K. Dickinson s. Co.