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Died,

On the l4th instant, EDWARD d. DEvAux, in the six.
teenth year of his age.
HIS friends and acquaintance and those of his uncle
John Mugan and his brother Bernard respectfully
requested to attend his funeral this Thursday) afternoon
at three o'clock precisely, from No 81 Beaver straet
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Married.

On the morning OF the lIth inst ST. Johns Chapel
by the Right Rev. Benjamin T. Onderdonk, ID. D. the
Rsvd FLAvEL S. MINES, to Miss MARY AMELIA FREEMAN,
all of this city.
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Passengers Arrived.

.C.NrosIship Ianthe-Thcs f Norris, u Navy; Will
PALERMo-Barque BevIs-Rev G Legion. lady and two
children.
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WANTED-A situation as Childs Morse OF Seansress or
w would be willing 10 do the work Of small family. The
especabe mails be given chsra
capabty b. application Mrs. Kings, IS Oliver street,
neI Of Oak
Would have no objections to travel sl53Lsr
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THE CONSIGNEES of Twentv.6ye BLOCKS Of Marble
marked double triangle; and Eleven Blocks marked +,
please call on board, the Office OF ~
BOYD AND HINCKEN,
zI1 No Raid
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Shin Masters,

To Ship Masters.
We shall favor If captains of vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore w A. Bassett, of fleet
Of the shipping left the whence they sailed
vessels spoken their list of their cargo and any
foreign they may have Commodore Basseu viii
board them Immediately their arrival We will recprocate
the favor any way.
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To CORRESPONDENTS.

Our correspondents foreign ports
to send by vessel all the intelligence they ca
obtain. Nautical information Of kind from any one r.
siding at home abroad. will be thankfully recev
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ADJUSTMENTS
PARK THEATRE

Farm THEATRE.
REDUCED PRICES OF ADMISSION.
second and ThiTd Circles. .....7s
In. ....1x cents
This EVENING September i;i viii b. DsrfonS.S seH ms
THE hs% RIVALS.
ffSs"y SfSss bt.% DSs AAs;s' hsSs:
rH IT, so H uS SS ~
I'y i fSssS hHTg M sHss.
lDoof, O'clock and the performance viii COM
NIBLO's GARDEN.
TRIUMPHANT SUGGEST
The Gorgeous Comic Ponfonrime Of
,.,. THE NIGHT OWL,
ooMASY Soash ,0Tss o ., action. 'hs nsy rse.vsd
ENTHUSIASTIC %PPPRoBATIoN
THIS EVENING SEPT Ss h &. fnSs will
\. AN g' 9TGGfRsTTTiRpE
BY FES rs. T sIif.a # u Rs{SyE
,., %s SRA Z 4; GvER sf'SiGl
After which, 10Th time, will be produced magnificent Comic
s... sI.zT ~ s., 81 SSi faG NIGHT W..
Ss% sslsia a Sss,;s! E S:;:
Babamsm Mon, p,nSsrxn
I.'i RsS5 hr..'an' Rs b bsas%s Ss''i
IT, VIZ MA EoLMr.
GRAND Ss$'i iGaSfs; "; CONCERT
Tickets-5o cent. ~ s"' '"ooh
Door, Oman AZ half ma, .;x o,.,o,L
mene al half mast seven ' 'sA' entertainment" 70 com
- - !. M. ). :, =. = .-,.,.
CHATHAM THEATRES
THE OLD PRICES RE S;6MED AND NO CoMrUL
Pit 1e,. Gems, lime, Tier Ss cent, Fir, T;.,..,
THE EVENJSH e. ~ 800 M 70 ~ cenu.
is H'H>iNTi I Mi iRn.n, issS' WI" &c performed
THE KING fiBEEE EDS Si$; AND THE
Ersdienck. the King, Mr. Stevens
Adeigenl a, the peserer, a. - Wood
"y'ma' MRS. judah RESALE Mrs Blake
x.r,,,, Alter which o,on
C.r. NATURE AND fHlLOSOfHf.
Eo!,n, -, the fouth, Mrs Ihoinc
fateer rhiihp' Mr. W Jones fnaldo, Mr. Anderson
10 conclude with
c. ,pEh FREiSCHUTL
11aslar, MI stevens Lamiel, MIR johnson
pefhha,u, Anderson Adolih, :. =. -, Hall
nose, -. Mrs Hautonvilc
~ Doors will open 7Cu,tain will quarter before
o4 p precisely. u
Dh Ohce oleh daiiy IRON TO ,, where Tickets be
MTTCHELL'S OILY MPIC THE ATRE-
a., Broadwav New York
THIS EVENING Sent 18Th he nj, will conn
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Rooms IONS TO LET in one of the best French Boarding
on hgu se IN, syA front ParoT and Bedroom sd
se0ns Are Handsomely furnished for families single
winter To be seen between sna ooe 10" terms '0
Enquire a 81 Broadway. N'1 81, s,.rc
Rooms TO. L EFT for Single Gentlemen, with partial
"s %SS'R wal BE- a . q P comfort e, BY the
OFFICES TO LET.-A comiortable SUIT Of Offices with
without the storeoon on the floor let in store 81
Ps-Thee is also first rate sail loft to let in
T oDGINGs UPON THE EUROPEAN FLAN.-To
can't at % Broadway enemen DESTROYS of making arrange.
ments for the winter would do well make eahy appc
BOARD IN BOND sTREET.-A gentleman aud his wife
- and fey single genllemen car be well accommodated with
the winter SS1S iSs d hi. desirable
place. Sc zwtec
UNIFORM FOR sALE-Beiongng to a Militia ofbcer
sash snsep s the ssee m nS will Be- u ~ % @ e
ing at lls Chatham ST Pearl slsIwsr
I ETTER BhGs foI Lrspoo. per The Roya! Mail
Fa i, Sept le'h at \ TO- o'clock p
OYsTERs!-oYsTERsii- oYsTERs The subscriber
daily receiving fresh supply Of his celebrated Mill
ssns. suit purchases at q Whfb ss s sas mean
GREET TEMPERANCE FAIR!
ME Lady Washington Tct. Abstinence sScesy, are now
street TSs Splendid saloon isd
ms - TO valuable gold
rings On Friday afternoon aud evening, Mutual Lodge No
81 the o. Of o. f. throw their room the inspection
OF the ladies' No should neglect this Fair
Open s h NJ fs sas Ss
sis t-r
NOTICE TO THE LADIEs-The subscriber so well
known to the ladies OF New Fork for the superior sule
of Ludies Shoes and Cater Boots begs for nor
nation OF Ladies vs ns the city, well rchans and
street below Canals and Broadway where all
be supplied the shortest notice and on the most liberal
terms. Wholesale and retail.
SAMUEL ALLEN
For getting up the article of aides Shoes Cater Boots
we always considered r Allen far TO any
ever bad in our employment.
THOS. LANE & SON,
sis lmsr No. 20 Lispenard ST. near Broadway.
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Of ancient Rome stood ready to the chains of debt
willing captives Not alone in the form of city and
State stocks the money rendered but innumerabe
banks started from which heavy profits were de-
rived by the loans Of their credit The of all
these debts the people in the ten years ending in
1910 follows -
increase Oh state debts. slaSooo goo
. Sny .'........ as'oso'o ooo
bank credits. 262,a4o, 500
Total increase of credits sa64 9s5, 800
Annual charge, averaging per cent. 99ils
increase Oh population. 4,i'o'ooo
Thencrease of debt in these years equal to $3.50 per
head Of the present population. The existing tax equal
to 81 so per head. This sum- was direct tax
upon industry and for the exclusive benefit of bankers
and tn wealthy mobiles of London. independently oil this
charge without any visible good being received
in return the people pay heavy direct taxes for the sup
port the lower divisions of government The extent
Of this direct taxation mcy be estimated in the following
table OF the imposons in three leading States, as 10
lows
Town and
county tarss
Population 1911
New York, 2t2892l 3uJsoo
ofs Gis. f i.s1s'ss' i tssSiSS
Total. 5,s72A2l sg,g7a76o SITS per head
The customs the federal government about
81 per head The may then be summed up fol-
lows -
Town and county taxes per head ...........SI rs
Customs federal government. 1 90
Bank and paper credit tax. ................ so
Gross tax per head. ...............S5 %
This is equal to tax the active population of Sl6
per head per gross tax upon the product in
dustry of SIS, s6s. 900 per annum.
This has been the operation of the credit system and
confidence had continued the tax would have been doubled
The whole has however fallen into decay and the people
thereby relieved from tax upon industry equal to at
least $50, 900 400 per This fact alone will
terbasnce all the of the transition from
system to another. But if take into consideration the
fact that the onward of that dangerous system is
arrested the benefits incalculabe Relievabe Of the
enormous bank tax the accumulation Of capital in ndi
vidual hands will be such enable them to pay the
government taxes with As instance of the
heavy drain upon the public by the OF bank credits
take the ofthe u s. Bankthat in 30 years
paid eight per cent per annum amounting
to the of $50 900 O0O two thirds of which,
S37 100000 RENTED to the stockholders in Eng
laad That would 60 far towards paving just debts
Sales at the Stock Exchange.
@1naaA W c. ~
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GYMN ASTIC

EXERCISES.
w FULLER respectfully informs his pupils and the public
w generally, that his Gymnasuhs POS Green and % Ann
streets open for the Junior Class about
being formed al both the establishments hou to suit the
Of scholars For which have been conds
raby reduced apply at either OF the Gymnasums
The Fencing Department will be under the superinendencs
of Mr. Charles Delaney Professor aud Teacher by appoint
ment an the u. y. Navy
Spainng taught usual s82wtr
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BY RiELL & ARCULARiUs.
BY $. DRAPER, Junr.
Store 81 William street, corner Of Pine.

MONDAY. SEPT 10.
"a Front street. Tor Cash under inspection Of he ward
e en-, o "s pC h Ssn Of whom
ing Of
cat WINE hall pipes red wine 81 bbs vinegar Is ases vine
5 ss DO "a, $50 dS anass SC do 10 do pi
& Dc 10 w fss 3 a. snS DO
1 Pi%fS
s$SSas e
do and ma:n
marble do Marble statues :qus1s marble
madden. le5 boxes lemons. SC. SC. SC. slist.r
INroErEp' MgZISHs S SFas" SUGARS sEeAns
10Y o'clock in their sales lao Broadway, large
g &c s sa SIS g. 3 AGO. a. n M: .S:5
20 do elaret pow ''"''' 'A'e"'
l68 bottles choice Madeira of an early vintage
cases Harris { Sons MsdeTs, fine; do mascst
casks old btandy, 2 do do Madeira wine
cases oe, blue !ns, writing TIM fluid dSa bottles
Sugars bbls brown Porto Rico
Segars-2oooo Principe 10000 Havana, various brands some
ChampngneAo, champagne favorte brands, quarts and
Also, sap,erne wine in bottles.
Wine Vinegar-Ao, 10 demijohns- first quality wine
A0 g b9sss ;,sdns, ,osshs with ohs articles in the
sale perelnpory without reserve;
At Private Sae-50 baskets " Bacchus," and so baskets
Anchor" Champagne A. p Mumms under Custom House
lock Also Is cases superior Emperor" port wine
UCTION NOTICE.-PARIS EMBROIDERY-This
~ day, Thu sday 10 o'clock, John b. Glover 23 Pearl
street will sell at auction splendid assortment of rich Paris
Embroidery comprising caps, cuffs collars chemse It's linen
cambria handkerchei infants capes, with c lace &c
&c, patterns and fresh goods. sis ltsrc
posEyr cc c2AS1 H2kFIS SALE So LOTS
the Village Of Willismsburgh, Thursday, September
18Th ~ o'clock the Kings County Hotel (near the Peck
Slip Feny,l MISUNDERSTANDING between South Sixth
street and Wamsburgh Road and lying Mckibbn, Mar
SHALL Moore Varer Cook De Bevoise, Morre and Smith
streets Graham avenue Newtown road and the Williamsburg
road They will be sold sipgly and in parcels ,,,
Maps may be at the Kings County Hotel Williams
hurgh; Franklin House BooKlyn Merchants Exchange,
WILKINS & ROLLINS,
slt 2s-Ic II Broad street, N. Y.
A UCTION NOTICE-RIEI.L 4 ARCULARIUS will
"A sell Monday, Sept. 49, at l01a o'clock No. IA City
Hall place large and splendid assortment Of Household Fur
niture consisting of Paris made rosewood and
white figured satin damask covered containing chairs sofa
with pillows and foot benches and dvans tabo.
and oomans also rosewood blue and gold figured
satin dimask containing chairs couches, with pillows
match pier dvan and taboreis; also splendid Brussels
lor aud capeng 30 elegant oil paintings with
sive frames, msnel ornaments elegant 2l.day clock elr
od piano wardrobe centre dining and tables
astral and hall lamps china dinner and glass
solid sterling silver of pieces silver and plated
French bedeads beds and bedding kitchen furniture,
house plants, &c.
Also, a small of very superior wines.
Catalogues the morning of sale, when the goods be
| ahmed. s3r
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NEW FRENCH GOODS.

TO MILLINERS AND DEALERS.
II b. STRANGE, 1879 Walker street has received by the
H. last Hayre packets goods adapted for city trade
PLUMES FLOWERS, PAT TERN HATS, CAP 5PRIGS
&c. carefully selected aad of the best quality, which he ohe
for sale favorable terms ...u
makers. SIS itsr
pARIs FANCY GOODS, 9oj Broadway, above Duane
The Subscriber has just eceived ~ tie late arrivals from
France choice selection Of Fall Goods which he offers for
sale, whoe' ale and retail, atvcry low PRICES;
The Goods all Of the ver latest Fashions selected
press!y for the City retail business
for themselves, si3iwsr
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
tSores Nos. % .4nn and IFS Fulton sfyssf.)

BY THOMAS BELL
tSores Nos % .4nn and us Fulton sfrssfJ
THURSDAY.
nil. Ml0x o'clock in the sale rooms.
fantinxs book3 Piano Fortes, Furniture, Nc. &cA
choice collection of valuable original paintings both ancient
and MODERN most ofthem in rich frames, and beautiful sub
Jects variety of choice books splendid piano foes
furniture, music stools, &c.
Al 1919 o'clock in the sale rooms.
To Dycn, Scourer and Fnishers-A the machinery ap-
paraas Sc for cleaning improved plan silks
Exs sale Of Clothing. Dry Goods fancy and pledged a.
ccs, Jewev books hosiery hsrdwae frames guns
groceries 20 demuohns wine 20 900 splendid watches
and numerous other valuable articles.
Also, 30 pieces English Prints.
Also, sirting and shee ting muslin, cloth,
meres, 'esungs Nc by order OF the Marshal.
Also, consignment OF hats splendid lever watch, trunks
shades
Also large lot of re nnants of cloths cassms, vestn9s
trimmings hosiery &c. Also, the remainder of the
French goods hom Broadway.
BY RlELL ARCULARlUS,
THURSDAY,
At l01 O'Clock, at rhe auction room.
Cloths Cassinercs Sanetts ousseanc de Lanes, Lace
goods, Sc
SATURDAY.
- Al l0H o'clock in the sale rooms
Hardware, cutlery house furnishing articles &c being
the stock of large about retiring from business Sale
positive.
MONDAY, Sept 10
. Al lox o'clock, at No Il City Hall Place.
large and elegant OF Household Furniture
ssng of splendid satin damask covered dvans ottomanS
robe wilton Brussels aud inran carpets elegant oil paint
nes mante ornaments splendid 81 day clock astral and halt
lamps china dinner and tea glassware silver and plated
ware French bedstea beds and bedding kitchen furniture
of wines.
Catalogues on the morning Of sale
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l. E A R Y & CO.
HATTERS.

w instant. -
sir NO. AND Aston HOUSE.
TtSOO REwARD.-CROsS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
paw Fer the Cure Of Gonrorrhea elects, Structures anu
analogous complaints o the organ 20 generation. .
Ofau remedies discovered for tia above complaints this
is the most certain.
stcton Diet drink change in application to b.
We give long quacksh to deceive the
public the medicine does not speak for itself no
shall Our object notify where can be had,
and the proprietor challenges single Of recent Gonno
rhea BE brought which the mixture will not effect rapid
cure under forfeiture OF $500 :,
This is disease that unfortunately peades all ranks Of
cety-high low rch and poor, matrimonial and single. They
are here with remedy by which they them
selves whout the least the shotes time possible
Frher disease be contracted If dose Of the
MIXTURE is taken night going 70 bed when exposed.
IN IA nut no bottles with full directions accompanying IT,
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally
many are cured in two days.
For sale only az VIM H. nprs, Is2 Broadway corner Of
John street opposite Franklin House, New York; Jones,
corner and Seventh streets fhadelphia and
M. Smiths 1873 Washington street Boston. sli lm%
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Sales Mt the stock Exchange.
State Of Trade.

Second Board
100 shas Harlem r n l6K 10 do IT
so do $50 l6X
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Gers and others they are an nsrenssbe a.ee as person..
and by als eSe Of e he
earf ps Of the es and examine the their
simplicity, berg warranted get out order their
Wbes.s l,e sg w ea Certainly recommend them over all Others
SIS ms.r = between tween Wall IT, md S'f P,ns streets
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
TO MERCHANTS AND BANKERs-Itis a well known
fact that during The fire in 1885. scarcely the
s i1 En
oSs.qn i% 1 S's saa% Ss%s
nd banker Ii. depend having
losing his ali by that fell Destroys fire. Il would take whole
pages the utility and benefit of this article We
therefore ubon the following certificate of the committee
in the trial olthese safest
$s y
@ purpose the foot Of set on ih ssth ast
81, s ssSS %s
tents found to be completely destroyed but Robertson
%
& be s 5 Ma sa % a
sccdsntly forced off by its adj bars Of furnace
thereby i s
hs 'a ad s s S s
mssd yet The gea's Part of the mahogany remains
Ing hsoad nnsayss bushels is Of
The preservation of Of the papers such
for five conclusive evidence safe would be
proof against TIRE in the burning store
and Rchs Safe equal encned 70, the preservation
Of books and papers from fire. and entitled the confidence of
the community.
f F9R A " t s;AA
JB VARNUM
Having witnessed the trial alluded to in Tie foregoing state
.!tsBS ss xssa
ally witnessed, even in the most exposed .inaton
A.s.,a XIV & ;.s S'NlG s:4s;.
e SaCAG0 AMP sub
X ss aa S L SsSy ;s%I
10 this city their account will receive and forward
see Baad s1d s'a 10 an sGss & @
Albany Troy Utica Syracuse Auburn Ihs. Geneva
land, Deuoit Chicago, and the intermediate places:
Also, Oswego, Sacketts Harbor, Kingston and Toronto
will promptly attend the collection payments bills
drafts and accounts purchase and sale OF goods and
entrusted To their
Each Express will be accompanied by competent essen
upon be route and others may be assured hSt m
will be in this received more speedily than
N B-Spec,, any part of the country
short notice, and upon reasonable al terms
FOR -SALE-Improved DAGUERREOTYPE APPA.
RATUS, with full Instructions for sale low Persons who
Of the depresei have been thrown Of
elegant profitable business with certainty of success
There towns in this STATE that have not yet
IS first rate field open for those wishing TO travel
FIJI knowledge Of the Art can be obtained In few days.
BPerons in the country can furnished with the APP
paraus and written instructions that will enable them
rate successfully. c. WELLS SlMONS.
sl5
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LIBRARY OF SELECT
NOVELS. NO. Nv.

TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH
IJARPERI& BROTHERS. so Cliff street, will publish
IL Friday morning
PAUL CLIFFORD. A Novel. By y. L. Buwer,, Esq
With beautfu Engraving Steel Price twenty-five Gents
Being No. of the Library of Select Novels.
Already Published
PELHAM or, the Adventures Of Gentleman. By +. l..
Bulwer. Steel Plate. Price Is
THE pISOWNED. By the line Author. With Steel
plate. Price IS cents.
DEYEREUX. BY the Author. With a Steel plate.
Price IS cents.
HARPER BROTHERS respectfully their intention
TO publish octave dion of the standard such
those of Mr.. James, Sir E. L. Bulwer &c. the low
price Of twenty five Each novel will be comprised
single volume the type brevis will be large enough TO
egbiy. The will be double columns,
volume viii be published about once fortnight or otsneI
governed by the supply whatever good works appear will be
promptly issued in the octave edition.
ssThe works introduced this edition will be given complete
without omission and in the neatest and hand
sheets will be dried ard pressed that the volumes will be in
order for binding and the price lower than that Of
edition which works have been published
where the publishers confidently anticipate be
ri announcement from the public. SIS 2tissr
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Cleared.
Briggs Wisconsin, Hopkins Ssal, Bouchaud Thebaud Fl
della, Small, Halifax, 9 Donvan; Moon Hayes, Charles
ton-Schr David Small Warrington, Key West; Martin
Smith Jacobs Baltimore A Cooley Co; Evene Chase
Richmond, do do; Mary, Williams, Newbein, NC.
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" 1900 CASES IN "A YEAR"

WORK BAY OYSTER SALOON, by b. Brittin, 80 Mas
street. between Fulton and John His place is
plain and clean, and think will sake the lead
Oysters served every style picked by the hunded
thousand and families supplied with oysters, by -
sl3 lmsT ID. BRITTIN.
DOST OFFICE, New York, 18th September, 1872
L CALEDONIA Stesmer-Letter bags for liverpool, per
steamer Caledonia from Boston the 18th September inst
will close al the upper and lower Post Offices Friday the
18th instant al NJ The overland postage of 1874
al f.h II. M.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20
From the Louisville Journal.

The power u! the President hs. in
creased, 10 increasing. and ought 10 be
diminished" Many striking facts mig h,
be cited IN iltn.ualinn Of this lan,entabls
truth. Judge McLEAN tells . pleasant
story Of what occurred when he was
Postmaster General, during The Admins
isralion Of pre,ileni Monroe. The Pre-
sident wrote him a letter. iecommend ding
a couple of indi' idusls Tor appointments
IN very strong terms. Mt. Mclean soon
made some inquiries as 10 tie persons
recommended, and ihn quietly rsssed
Them by aud appointed others, without
thinking IL worth his while tu say any
Thing To the Ptesiden, npnn tie suGec,.
enher verbally or by leuer. Some time
afterwards he net Mr.. Monroe, when the
latter. walking up 10 him wi'h smile, and
shaking HIM cordially By the hand. re-
marked, pleasantly: d" Well. sir. so per.
ceivc thu, | have no, enough influence
wnh you to be able To procure The sr>
poin,menrof couple OF subordinstes IN
your Department" Why, SIR" SAID
Mr.. Mclean. A. should really have been
pleased to ObIige you, bet inquired about
the persons you recommended. and found
that ! could make better sppoin,meuts."
"W,ll, well" SAID Mr.. Monroe, !" have
TO doub. you are righ,;" and the matter
was never mentioned between them sf,eI-
wards.
The same state # things that existed
during Mr. Monroe's Administrator con.
linued TO exist during that oi Mr.. Adams.
Mr.. A., mouth or two ago, made this
declaration upon the floor of Cangres,:
IL never interested myself, during my
Adm nIs,ts,ion. in any manner VII ,teser.
with the appointments IL be made by The
heads IT Deparlasns, exrep, VI single
instance. wrnte letter tu the Sscre-
tary Of the NAVY, recommending Young
gentleman for The appointment Of mid>
shipman: bu, had MT influence enough
with the Secretary 10 procure The APP
po,Htmena IL was given to another"
When we contrast these "reminiscences
Of The purer and better Days Of the Re-
public with the state &c things developed
IN The history Of the removsl Of Mr.. Rob
erls from the Phiia,lelphia Custom-house,
must no'ievery ore b. deeply aud sole nm
ly impressed with The all ,mpnr.snt truth
tina, "the poorer Of the President has
increased, is iaereasiag, aud ought 10 DO
diminisasi2" ~ 49, @.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20

we'd . muscle az uttered srnan tliro0gh-
ont he opeTsiion. Once While aiss-rl-
ing opl The lnm0r with The handle af lie
scalpel, As Is frequently done, whrn lie
surgeon Is FEARFUL IL injuring The adj
jaceni parts, she said. doctor. use The
blade. ! dent like lhsi lranng.'
Vida this woman Col. SIocOmb spent
65 years IN stale eonnnbial happiness,
n great As ever cell 10 the LOT Of man.
How liiile probability The sable damscls'
who waited on Mrs. Bullcr were his
own progeny
The visit Of Mrs. b. 10 The Colonel,
was lheme on which he used 10 boast,
and some time after she was there. Tie
writer and several other gentlemen acri-
denIally meeling ii The Colonies. he told
Us she Fanny Kemble. as be called her,
was The fRest snd most splendid woman
in The word. and undoubtedly onr az The
most talented. And. gentlemen, said he.
! will give you toast. and he gave:
Health and happiness 10 Fanny Kem-
bic, the Queen Of Tragedy and the sc-
complished lady
And we drank heartily and deycuily,
lille thinking The ink was then not dry
which sligmalized our host with crimes
he utterly ahhorred. and held us and our
neighbors up 10 The world as
THE DOORS OF CAROLINA.