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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11
ATREATiSE ON
DISEASES OF TIL L SEXUAL SYSTEM.


A DATED TO Popular and Professional Reading. and
Lkihe Exposition Of Qusckery. By Edward h. Dixon,
NJ d. EDITOR Of the ScapeL Price 81.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
Horace Greeley, Editor OF the New-York Tribune re-
marks:
hi. WORK contains complete review Of the orn. ynpoms.
and treatment language adapted 10 every
reader; thorough exposition Of the and
eu; surgical Of specific diseases and sell abuse all
classes OF society and their effects the production Of cro IL
descent 10 offspring consumption bfou &c &c. Every question
that can to.-y reader considered pages
wos for urgent need Thousands
annually hurried 10 premature graves by shch they scarcely
know to lie such who preserved Of useful
the seasonab peusal Of M ts there
not page impressive waning shall
10; the warning be heard;"
From the Evening Post
"Dr Dixon pupil Of Dr. MOT the inventor Of great number
vaaab Instruments, ani practitioner Of eighteen years
standing hs t craacy and with
apparent Communicate truth with tbs utmost force and
earne-tue-s.'
From the New-YoIk journal Of Medicine and Collateral
Sciences.
clear, style. and caculuted
think much good The decptons accurately drawn and
udcOu Tue practitioner will find abound
able hints general reader vii
usefu on and premoutory ngr."
From the Boston Medical ana Surgical Journal
has much AID well branches OF
thorough with modern practice
Gon0ha, Narocee hy irocee and Ftua parc
uay vel treated o. H- ingenuity under trying sucsl crcum
stances, stamp with more than ordinary interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

nARNUM's CHINESE MUSEUM, 53s Broad
- way, between Spring ard Prince ts-P. T. BAR
NUM- Proprietor and Manager
ONE MILLION CHINESE CURIOSITIES!
Another week, commencing Monday May IS
Visitors will enjoy better opportunity Of behoding the
Chinese Lady and Suite Ia the dsy time In consequence Of
the room being crowded at night.
THE CHINESE LADY AND SUITE,
Six 10 Number.
hg bly, sered the very kind reception they have
with, they have consented remain the Museum
week longer
THE CHINESE FAMILY
consists Of
Miss Pwaa-Yekoo, ihs Chinese Belle with fest only y
inches long
Miss Lum-Akum, her attendant
Mr. 500 Chuue, Professor Of Music.
Miss Annoy pretty lille girl Of seven
Master Annoy, fine little fellow II FIVE
Alec, MoDe, the Interpreter
Vocal and Instrumental Music every hour during the day
and evening by the Professor and the OF the family
Open from 9 A Nj. MI 10 p. NJ. Admission ~ cent?;
children usder 10, half price ny7 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

LADY accustomed teaching nearly all ofthe high
LAer English branches, Music. French and Drawing,
wishes 10 obtain situation Teacher In hrsiass
Seminary or family Apply II $50 Broadway, New-Yofk
fntlI SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

Music AND BOARDING. Two or three Young
AVA ndies may be accommodated with board In pleasant
village situated at the head Of tide water accessible to the
cry by cars (opy an hours ride) times day. where
they can pursue finish the study Of music In ali iis
branches In the sans house. and have every classical and
Ornamental advantage In O. school, with pleasant walk
rom The house For further particulars, inquire OF Mr.
CHAMBERS. S35 Broadway between White and Walker
cts. or address J. L. TO the of Mr. G. myll 2'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

SUPPLEMENT- TO 'THoUsEHoLD WORDS -
In A FEW DAYS WILL BE PUBLISHED BY GEO.
i P. PUTNAM. New-York.
No /, Price cents OF the Household Narrative Of Cur
rent Events Conducted by Charles Diesens. Being a
monthly supplement 10 Household Words"
H.
Household Words, No vi. Price cents. Complete
ofthe preceding numbers may also be obtained Of the
publisher myll IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

The FREsHET.-The River CONTINUES high and
the probability is that the heavy rain OF the last
eighteen hours will keep up if it does not increase
the Freshet, which has been so very annoy ing to
merchants for ten days Alb Eve Jour OH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11
SCHOOLS.

FRENCH TEACHER WANTED at the Irving
Il institute, Tsrytown-One who speaks the Partisan
French and 10 competent to teach II thoroughly. VIII be
occupied but two hours day. unless he also teach Ger
man, which might occupy him another hour three times
week de will board In the Institution and may give in
s,rucon elsewhere when occupied here II qualified
TO teach Vocal Music and Piano the would afford
liberal eompsnssion Apply postpaid, If by letter.
tute msv be hsd al eos Broadway. mylI N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF
yAYNE'- PANORAMA or 4 VOYAGE TO
- EUROPE-Oper every evening ti the Great Hail
Minerva Room 4(6 Broadway, embracing among other
lhing.l views Of Boston and HarbOr. HALIFAX liverpool
London, from the Thames, It's magnificent Bridges, the
Thames Tunnel brilliantly Illuminated, and both banks Of
ne beautiful River Rhine.
Admission ) cis; children under Il Is cu. Doors opea
81 81 commences moving at II Pm. An exhibition
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at O'Clock
mylO 2s
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REMOVALS..
OFFICE OF THE DIAPHRAGM FILTER
" emoyed to 257 Broadway.
my6 IFS WALTER NJ GIBSON
CALIFORNIA.
EMPIRE CITY LINE.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRE


EMPIRE CITY LINE.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGREs,
Direct
THE SPLENDID sTEAnPHIP
EMPIRE CITY
>1tSss1s J. WILSON Commander. 1900 tuns burden.
&AESE viii leave for Chsgres direct about the
10th Of May, from her DOCK pier No. North
River at O'Clock. For freight or passage apply To
nyl0 tM2Ds J. HOWARD SON, "a Broadway
<sSs.s ADAMS 81 CO.'S CALIFORNIA EX'
4SGESnS< PRESS The undersigned having occurred 10
themselves Express privileges on the Pacific
Mail Line weh upon all The other regular steamers
from Panama to San Francisco, prepared re-
ceve and forward Packages Parcels Jewey. Specie etc
via the Islhmus, by every steamer from NewYork for
Chsges, with great dispatch and upon the reasonable
terms
our next Expre. will leave per steamer CHEROKEE,
Capt Windle for Chsgres direct Monday, 18th inst
O'Clock, NJ Thro0gh charge 81 specai messenger
Freight received until II O'Clock OF the day Of sailing Par
ties forw srdng goods by be particular 10 have
their invoices duly certified at the Custom House, and
handed 10 10 office. ADAMS CO. Is Waist
myll 2iss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

Y. COTTON, Auctonner.
GALE OF GOOD FURNITURE THIS MORN
- ING at 10 O'Clock, at 81 Greenwich avenue Ham
mOndst by virtue OF mortgage will sell ct the above
elegant sofa bedsiesds ne mahogany sideboard
full French mahogany hairs card tables, bureaus walnut
and maple 5adsesds large hsir nattreses eHter beds
300 yards ingram carpet BRUSSELS and Venetian ssr DO,
mahogany and walnut work table,, hst stands looking
glasses rugs crockery &c Sale persmpiory rain shine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

OLYMPIC.
DIERCE's MINsTRELS.-Tbeo original Pompey,
late Of Chrst's mnsre!,.-Eyery Eyenio until fur.
Their notice Crowded nightly by the beauty and fashion Of
fourteen performers under the direction Of H. Pierce
choice selection Of Songs, Gees, ChOruses. medeYs
Refsns Buresques &c &c peculiar TO the illustration Of
Ethiopian character
Admission 25 private boxes S. Orchestra seats
So
s4lurday asy H. Benefit u Lieut. T. Horn alias Brother
Bones
A n Afternoon Concert on Wednesdays and SATURDAYS.
Doors open ~ 2--coucert nj O'Clock myS #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11
srses GREGORY,s CALIFORNIA Ex

chSea GREGORY'S CALIFORNIA EX-
9&f&G PRESS.-An express will be made 10 and for
W srded per steamers Georgia and Cherokee,
on the lSh Empire City the 18th Of May In charge
OF special messengers Tho delivery Of parcels and pack
ages by this Express Line for al parts Of California
attended by the proprietor In person. Immediately aer
the arrival Of the steamer at San Francisco nsuring the
dispatch. Once, l49 Pearst corner Of Wall lss
Bovine l. Cos
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK, Agents.
NB-Psymenis for freight be made here or In Cab.
fornia desired myll Ate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11
NEW ENGLISH BOOKS

NEW ENGLISH BOOKS
DER NIAGARA" For Sale by 9. P. PUTNAM, l55
Il Broadway, kew.York
Lyuhn's Roman Emperors, vols.
Jel-lis' Calculus Of Variations.
Mervsles Rome.
Klapkss War IN Hungary.
Tilt on meDstuenon.
Bupns Practical Ventilation.
Wayie's Manual &c.
Hunts History Of the Newspaper Press.
Weale's Rudimenary Series.
Dobson on Bricks Tiles &c
D0bson on Masonry, wiki Ailas
Fields Grammar OF Colorng.
Garbetts Designs 10 Architecture, &c myll IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

DialS wif die al ;i-THis EVENING, May H. viii
THE LADY or LYONS
Claude Meno,e. Mr. Dy, Pauline. ....:. Mrs Karen
To conclude with he plsy
TIE HONEY MOON
Duke Arsnza....M Mr. Dyol Juiana ........Mrs FGrren
Srcss OF admission To Dress Circle and Parcuele, 80
-ni, rsmly and Third Circles, IS ca. Gallery, ~ oen
l'HkATER-AsfOR-PLAC OPERA HOUSE,
THIS EVENING NAV II will be performed the play Of
Gland. u.,,or. TIE LADY or LyoSs
S o Msinoue. Mr. Nssh' CO.. Dumas. Mr. Bass
Pauline M.. DaTe, Mad Mf. D, OF
To Conclude with Shaksp-rr's comedy Of
TANNING THE sHREW
petuehio '''.'hr hsson Katharine. Mr.. Mclean
dr@lo. .Ra,,....M[ Bss, Gurus. Mr, Dyou
saserved Keats II Balcony, ke IS Box once open
from 10 A M Io4P.M
BUTTONS THEATER.-DoorI opea a. ! 20
neoT M 1s-THls EVEHIFs May IL, viii DO
,,.,.,, THE RENT DAY.
msrin Haywood, MrCiarse Buifrog....:. NJ, Burton
RHchel.... Mrs Russell Polly ........M.ss Chapman
To conclude with The Comedy OF
THE SERIOUS FAhitLI
ChGn 9Orrena C srk- Frank Vincent. Mr. L-vere
Capt Msguire JOrdzn Aminsdsb seek. Mr. Barton
Lady Cresmley Mrs. Hughes Delane. Miss Chapman
cnoe,-BoIe Dress Cfcls ano Psrq1etie, 81 Gu; FAINT
l. Circle OF Second Tier. Is cts Private Rores IS and 81
NIBLO's GARDEN.-The PrOprl,EOr OF M. elr-
gsnt informs the public OF
N-w-York that bis Summer Season will commence 90
MOND May 1850 Original pieces the novelties
Of The day will be rapidly produced The following Ladies
and Gent, men already engasged
Mr. BTou CHAM, Mr. Nlckinson,
- Chippentae, - John Seton,
- LYNNE - Conover,
Wacot Leach
Philips, Reynolds
- COPELAND, Taylor
- Florence Thompson,
Fletcher. Lvser
Mrs J. Brougham, Mrs J. Seton, late Watts
Corover. Vernon,
Miss Wilnoi Eversrd,
Taylor, Mise Ncknson
Lester Barton,
NJ. Taylor, - Dean,
Bernard. Mile Celeste
Csrlne
new piece written expressly FOR this establishment,
will be produced the opening nigh.
Managers, Messrt Brougham and Chlppendae.
Tickets 10 all parts Of the house so cents my'0 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

HENRY n LEEDS. Aucuoneer.
A UCTION'-The attention " purchasers s called to
n sale of splendid mahogany French bedstead and
mahogany oboDg psDeled wardrobe, beautiful article
Have IT just long enough their work
ship Also. excellent feather beds By HENRY IL
LEEDS Y co. Waist THIS DAY al 10 O'clock. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

ARH AN0 UNION
AA 1ASSh> COURSE l. H.
EA TROTTING-Ss-
@x9SA-u rdsy, May II, at
2ociock r or :, 100, play or paw, two miles
heats. TO wagons: G S. B-rine names CHI Reindeer;
the South Ferry Brookyn for the course O'clock and
mylO p. SPICER l. McMANN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

NELLI'S DREAM and The Deuge.-These cele-
[1braed and effective paintings offered for SAFE cheap
for cssh 10 close concern The Dream or End Of the
World. has been exhibited buI few Atlantic cities and has
had many thousands Of visitors. $1,000 In Philadelphia
alone) They may be seen for few days at the Apollo
Rooms my6 lw'
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-The
lNTwenty-fth Annus Exhibition 10 BOW open al the New
Gallery, 665 Broadway opposite Bond o. from III
10 p NJ. Admittsncs Is cens; Season Tickets - cents
Catalogues ia cents as ~ua'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

}. w. POWELL Oculist AurisL &c.
decreased professional engagements ana to prevent June
esssy delay to bis patients, be will extend his Office hours
fway. ~ " ~
fowePs popular Treatise on the Eye its Diseases
nd iner Cure third edition. with plsies price 50 cent?
ian DO had ~ above.
Also great variety OF beautiful Artificial Eyes, which
ran De insered without any pain operation, and viii
move Ike the natural eve
Or. Powers sefAciing Eye and Ear Fountaus for ap
Plying water In the efficient delicate or
ana can be procured =, his Office In
2yos have been and vision restored also
eainess entirely removed BY their use pyli 4uss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11
WOMAN AND HER DISEASES

NRUlIAN OIS6AOf1S,
L'ROM THE CRADLE To THE GRAVE, adapted
excU svey her instruction IN the physiology Of her
system The diseases the uterus and al the diseases of
her critical periods BY Edward H. Dixon. I'D author OF
Diseases Of the Sexual System sundry Surgical ESSAYS
and Lecturer Operative Surgery OF the Eye "To
the pure all things pure Fourth edition, 1919 Price
81 25 CHAS. ii RING, cor John-sL and Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

d d NASH, Auctioneer.
SHAFTiNG AND Betting AT AUCTION
- VIII be sold public suction on MONDAY, NAV IS,
at 10 O'clock Ia the Of 10 Bowery lot Of shshng
and betting One main shaft IS feet long q inches dame
aud four smaller pieces OF shsng. Also beling
mil 2nss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11
FIXTURES FOR SALE,

LOR SALE CHEAP-Giasses cases, closets with
shelves suitable for large small store. The whole
or part will be sold low II wanted Immediately.
mylI IL J. COUGHTRY, 29l Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

CAiIFORNIA-What an inconsistency. men goiug
~ sr or seven thousand niles a aud which 10 6led
with fine gold without taking with them the facilities for
getting n gold, when Thorps quicksilver machine the
combined pan and rocker and rurk for bagnge
and warranted The best gold separator use 10 sod Tor
only So, AT II Park row. tnyl0 II.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-24
MI. W.bstefs Reply to tho Boston Address
Slavery in New Mexico.

We publish below the reply ofthe Hon.
Daniel Webster to The address oil the ciil-
gems of Boston. relative to his late speech
in the United States Senate; also letter
from the Hon. Hugh Smith. the delegate
from New Mexico. respecting the posi-
bic Introduction Of slavery into that terri
~. They are interesting documents just
now:N Pet. Intel.
e Washington, April 9, 1850.
To The Hon. Thomas II. Perkins, Rer. Moses
Stuart, and Others:
Gentlemen lit would be in vain that
I should attempt to express the gratlhca-
ton which have derived from your let
Ter of the 25ih ul,imo. That qualification
arises, not only from its manifestation OF
personal regard and confidence, but, es.
pecially. from the evidence which y al,
lords, that my public conduct. in regard
to imporian, pending questions, is not al,
together Disappeared by the people o.
Massachusetts. Such letter. with such
names, assures me that | have not erred
in judging Of the causes OF existing ois
contents. or their proper remedy; and en-
courages me 10 persevere in that course
which my deepss. convictions Of duty
have led me 10 adopt. The country needs
pacificalion it needs the restoration
of mutual respec. and harmony. betwaer
the people in one part Of The Union, ant
those in ano,h-r. Aud, in my judgment
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-24
ME NJ w A N T E d
To travel as Agents for the History Of the
Mexican War.

grHE subscriber is now publishing The Hisfo-
L ry ofhhe Meriean War, including Biogra-
phical sketches of the lives Of Generals Taylor.
Scott, Worth, Wool, Twiggs, Quitman, and So
veral Others of the most distinguished officers, IL
Illustrated with numerous Engravings and Portraits.
BY JOHN FROST, l.. l.. d.
A number of enterprising and intelligent men
Of good character, are offered profitable employ
ment, in circulating by subscription the above
work in Orange County, and other Counties in
the State Of North Carolina. The terms, which
are very liberal, viii be given on application to
the subscriber, post paid. This work will never
be sold in the Bookstores, but exclusively by
agents at a reasonable and uniform price.
H. MANSFIELD, Bookseller.
and Publisher, 1874 York-sf,
Ne,y- Haren, Connecticut
New Haven, April Is. bs-
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To the Public!

THE undersigned takes this opportunity Of in.
Il forming his friends and customers that he ],
still at his old stand, and is prepared to cut and
make CoArs, PANTS, AND VEsrs in the mos
fashionable style, and is wiling for his work, both
make and cut, to be examined by the first tailors
and compared with the best Northern or South.
ern work. He has been al work in this place a
long time, and his skill in his profession is un-
doubted-and has stood the test Of time. .
The merchants are now receiving their goods
direct from New York, which they will sell low
for cash and il any Of my customers wishing to
buy will call upon me, will select for them, i
being well known that am aniexcellcnt judge Of
cloth.
MY terms are reasonable, and the work done
at my Shop promise to be well executed. All
wish is trial, and if any are disposed to give
tito me, all they have to do is to call at my Shop
East Of the Court House, and will make every
endeavor to please.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
April Is. e9-4u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-24

A meeting Of DELEGATES ior th<porpas Of M
amazing candidates for The Senate and Hooss q
.fcommons, 20 represn, The counties 81 0unss
,,a Alemanee in the nsrt L<sisisiurs. b prePos-
i !. \. held Of shs Masonic Hall IN this place,
= Thurrasy Of May Court Each capsainsdis-
nc, Is requested % sd dsI<s@srs. snd Il b bop
"A .hsrs will be full sIasndanes from bosh eoun-
,;ex
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Compliment Declined.-Messrs. Web.
sler and Dickinson have declined the prof.
fered complimentary ball, Of which we
spoke some time ago. They express
much qualification al The reception Of the
invitation, but their duties will prevent
them from visiting Wilmington for some
time 10 come, for such purpose. II in the
course of the session they can find time to
come here. without prejudice to the public
business, they will do SO.
tWiimingfon Commercial.
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Aslo he existence. a prs'enl. ofslaEe-
~ 10 New AsKiso, Il i ! general under.
Slaniing lhai 4 kaa been allogslhsr lbol-
islsd ID lie laws az MeEieoi bsi Ne
have No established iribaaals uhieh have
proneunssd. - yel. what the law 81 The
land in Ibis rrsPses 10. II is universally
considered. however. that The ierr'sefy 70
altogether free territory. know Of no
pe.ons 10 he country Who are treated a.
saves. exeeps sseh a. may be ssrssnis 10
Eenilemen visiting or passing through me
eonniy. | may add. lhss The strongest
feeling against slavery universally pre-
vsih through The whole seruiisfy. sad |
suppose Il quite impossible TO convey u
iheae. and maintain il by any means what
ever.
| have the honor 10 be,
with regard. your obd'i ser'vt.
lsignedD HUGH N. SMITH.
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HillSbor0ugh Brass Band

rs calculated to play for any Public Speaking or
Celebration whatever, and have given general
satisfaction wherever they 90. They will play
on cheaper terms than any other hand that can
bs started. We have ten picked Musicians, who
have been heard by gentlemen both far and near.
and il is acknowledged that we give good salts
faction as any they have heard. We don't pretend
to play by note. but every one has good ear for
Music. There has been great deal said about
Boots and Johnsions Band, butt they have wor-
ried out The patience Of Raleigh and Chapel Hill
with two old tunes. Boots's Band has not been
any where but to Peterborough and hillsborough,
and they came in and went out Of Hillsborough
with the same two old tunes. We will forfeit
500 that we can play greater number Of tunes
than Boots and Johnson ever could or ever will.
DAVID WEBB, Capt.
Marlborough, April. 20. Sew
or Raleigh Standard, please copy and forward
account to the Capt. Of Band.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-24

GRANTEE AND SOAP STONES.
TvHE subscriber begs leave, respectfully. TO in
4 form the public that he continues to carry
ON the Marble and Granite business, al his Yard
Opposite Janatfs Hotel, in the town Of Peters,
burg. He has recently made large additions Of
Italian and American Marble to his former stock.
thereby rendering il more extensive and varied
than that Of any other Yard in Virginia.
He keeps constantly on hand ready made Mon
uments, Tombs, Grave-stones, Nantes, &C..
which, as to material, design and workmanship,
will compare successfully with the like articles,
whercsoever made.
Orders for any article in his line will be thank
fully received, promptly and strictly attended 10.
and executed in superior manner
A. LESLIE.
Petersburg, April 8. 67-6w
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AnOffice Going Begging. The post Of rrea-
surer Of The mint in New Orleans. with a
salary Of $25OOA cannot find an occu-
pan, throughout isuwxhole army Of office.
seeking Wings. Two have actually been
appointed, and it has been rendered TO
three others. The official bond is fol
100000.
The late incumbent. Mr.. Macumurdol
has resigned. and the mint is now closed
tc the great inconvenience Of the CONNER
cial community Of New Orleans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-24

A prominent topic Of the Resolutions.
Addresses, &C.. addressed TO the people
Of the Southern States during ihe agitation
Of the past few months. has been the pro-
liability Of the Immediate abolition by
Congress OF slavery within the District Of
Columbia. That event has never, in our
day. appeared 10 be more distant than
during The past twelve months. Certainly
al no session OF Congress for many years
have 90 few memorials from the North
been presented asking Legislation by Con.
gress to that effect. And al time when
the largest number Of such were presen'
ted, il seems now mol ill-iimed 10 recall
the public attention to the fact, that Mr.
Adams (who had presented the greaies
number) made the following explicit de-
cIaralion in a speech in the House Of Re
representatives.. delivered on the 23d Of Jan
uary 1899, in reference to the proposition
10 abolish slavery within the District oil
Columbia
IL now distinctly say to this House
to the country, and TO the world. that
have not changed my opinion. and. if th'
question were 10 be put this day, woult
vote against il. wish the members o
the Anli-Slayery Society, and the aboli'
iionisis, and people Of all descriptions, Il
know this"