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Rs- The postage to places on the west coast
South America, via Panama, is On each single
lattar al and an aa uatysnorari & cenrfa

Hs- The postage to places on the west coast o
Sonth America, via Panama, is: On each single
letter, 81 cents; and on each newspaper, s cents,
when sent; and 10 cents on each letter, and
cents each paper, when received.
MS- Postage to South Pacific: Letters &c.; pa
pers &c.
s@ Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: 10c., prepaid.
R8-Postage to Peru: Letters 22c.; papers, Go.
Rs The single letter rate to California and Oregon
is 10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc., the
domestic rates apply.
a9-The postage to New Granada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and TO
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman'a
Land and China, (via San Francisco is: on each
single letter 10 cents, payable in advance.
hrPostage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, ETC., via England, by packet or private
ships, SO cents single rate, prepaid; via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid. is addetito
the above postage; via New York, by private
ships, cents, prepaid
10 Postage to B0gota tNew Granada j f4ettsara,
49,; papers, &c.
New Orleans Nov l. 1853
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-09

SUGAR. There was a fair demand, with sales
of about 1000 hhds. at previous rates. Fair to
Fully Fair 44@53o. 52 lib.
MoLAssEs I'VE noticed sales of some 5000
bbls. at 22@24c for Prime to Choice also 500 hf.
bbls. at 2612Sc. % gallon.
FLOUR. :. We heard of only 400 bills, including
800 superine at IS 10, and 100 Extra at Sc so q
Dbl.
GRArN.... The sales of Corn embraced about
$500 sacks, of which roo Yellow Mixed and Mixed
at 71c $500 Mixed in lots at ~, $50 do. at 49, $50
Yellow and $50 White Mixed at ~, and 1900 White
in lots ut soc. U bushel OF Oats about 1900 sacks
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Total. .......... $500


The quantity of American cotton known to be for Great
Britain about III 600 bales inst 2f0GO 1859
l6 900 in 1885, and that Of East cotton to arrive
here Bombay by about the middle of next "a $50
bales against 5000 Inst year ~.
The prices of American cotton we quote as foows
nu1,,
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To sail on MONDAY Ian. H. at S A. NJ.
rE%zn NEW ORLEANS, FLORIDA AND
<F fffTtS HAVANA U. s. Mail IiueFor Key West and
Havana, via Pensacola, Apaachicola ST. Marks
Cedar Keys Tampa Bay and MaaeeIhe superior coppeed
and copper fastened steamship Galveston, W Intch'rs
commander will leave above, carrying the U. S. ma
For freight passage having superior sateoom accommoda
tons for passengers, apply on board, or TO
!. C. HARRIS, Manager, 81 Camp st.
Freight to Apalaccoa, ST. Marks and Tampa Bay subject
to herage at steamers expense but at the risk of the
s-1tees.
N. B.Fregh bills to Florida ports be paid in funds
in New
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-09
MINER d STE VEINS.
ManuEacturersof
FINE CARRIAGES AND BUGGY WAGONS.
"a and 90 Franklin and II White Streets door east d
Broadway new YoRK

Having their old 1858 Broadway ths
and extensive establishment hand and
manufacturing order, deerpono Fashionable Car
rsgesand Hight Road and Trotug Wagons the bess
eeted mstesIag workmanship for beauty OF desr
hrah and durability Squt superior tns
. this country. fez1 lysW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-09

6aasKrga$E5Sas LOSS OF TEEFEI-Dr. J. WEST
liz St Charles street, continues to supply the
fYVSSa@zsESA LOSS OF TEETH without wires springs,
A4III1Jupon his principle of self adhesion. This
method has procured him universal appreciation and
mended beins he most ingenious SYSTEM of supplying RT
F1CIAL TEETH hitherto invented and in all restoring
perfect articulation and mascaton and perfect Rad natural
In appearance defy detection by the closest observer Dr.
Vests method of filling teeth with geld combines all modern
Those interested will find these statements be
thanks the inhabitants of New Orleans vicinity for the
extensive practice they have favored him with for the last
years Office and residence liz ST. Charles street.
Lafayette Square. ssbH
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o !, N, Extract or sarseparf11a,

M most eIectual remedy which the medical skill of
devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal male
combined from the most active remednls that have
M discovered the expugaon OF this foul disorder from
and the Of the system from its destructive
Hence should be employed for the of not only
sofua but those other affections which arise from It,
such Erapye and Skin Diseases St Fire Rose
nors letter and Salt Rheun scald Head Ringworm Rheu
mas syIpilc aud Mercual Diseases Dropsy, Dyspepsia
Debility and indeed all complaints arising pm Initiated
Impure Blood The popular belief for mpurty Of the blood
The particular purpose and virtue of this Saspaa is pn
y and regeneate this vital fluid without which sound health
h iinpossblein contaminated constitutions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-09

LII Z. DTBBLEE s. CO.,
IN" IMPORTERS AND JoBBEKs
SILK and Fancy Dry Goods, Ribbons, ana
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
White Goods and Embroderies, Crava Hosiery and
Gloves and full of Dress Goods, Shaws Mantil-
las, Skirts, etc, ETC.,
% WARREN AND rs MURRAY STREETS,
my2 6m&W NEW YORK.
TEyEIE OLDEST CANDY MANDATORY
H. IN AMERICA.
TABLIsH IN 1906.
ridley u Coz
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS,
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depot,)
NEW YORK.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-09

LIST OF VESSELS CLEARED AND SAILED
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
corrected expressly for the New Orleans Daily Crescent
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Opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depo)
Me- YORK.
Candy, Sugar Plums, LoZcnges, etc.,
In all their varieties made exclusively from treble Refined
Sugar. without adulteraon adixure of delecrous
substances Of my kind
Those wishing purchase article requested to call
examine stock and contrast them with those offered
elsewhere.
Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES for families, put up to
ORDER at prices ranging from S. upwards
R-Candc etc. etc. packed iii boxes of 49, 80 and 100 bs
suitable for the Southern trade and shipped to order,
s5-0rders by mail promptly executed.
Rz5-Terms, cash. jyl7 1y
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FOR VERA CRUZ.

To sail on TUESDAY. JaH Il. at s o'clock A. N.
FOR VESA CRUZ L. $. Mail Line
TF5A The superior coppercd and copper fastened steam
ship Tennessee, Thomas Forbes, conlander,
will leave for Vera Cruz above pnnc''y carrying the w.
mails For freight passage, having elegant Acconnoda
for cabin and Beerure uasst apply 10
J. G. HARRIS, Manager, 81 Camp street.
EThr Tennessee will leave New Orleans regularly on The
ls and 18th for Vera Cruz leaving the latter port on the 9TH
and 2Ist.
nz5-No freight will he received without order. jas
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RATLROAD TRAVELLING.

RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
n6 e2sT37EEHA SsEHt FAaREat 5tA1f
seS8 Commencing Thnrsday, Oct Is 1850
sS. ,ia5 s
~ O'Clock H5tss Car. o'clock T. NJ Steam Train.
* 4 :: :: lf2 rim. ::
& :: F KAN: :: r.: ::
Eztra or special trips when required at night BY notfyiog
the sogdaeto fars ,5 y yer trip sao upe orod
except however on mail irins Fare Is cents each way
Conductor must be notified before the train starts
OnnhseB leave Canal street for the Depot every Eve min
ply1 q. PANDEIY, surerin.endent:
s 5HS SS S1t dES4f s'ok i:AHH
o eS fS's Is
sne s VIII al H. Forern and Eastern Roads, and
Tickets all the principal cities of the North East and
Time New York three days and 1e honrs Price sts 90
further information apply at the General Ticket Office
YIN at the companys Depot foot Of osl
The Company not responsible for loss by Are
fH'"''n Train to Magnolia VI EfPsSiS at
ylG1y General SUPERINTENDENT
s=se .,.,, ,,,,s,zz,zzz,f, QUICKEST TIME
hs3 5000 sse NEW ORLEANS TO cINc1N-
MATT At Hours 55 Minutes J. NEW ORLEANS TO NEW
YORK, IS Hours 10 Minutesi
GREAT EASTERN ROUTE
VIII
Ohio and mississippi
BRatD GAUGE RAILROAD!
St,b ~ frnrnN ORLEANS 70
''hAlns ts - ~ = - :, va, -, ~, 49,, I,;,
ClNClNhATl, LOUISVILLE ana all Eastern 'iie''
Now York 1814 hours. PittsDurg 6OI hours
Boston. 800 hours. Wheeling 15$a hours
Philadelphia 49, hours Gleyeinnd lpufs'
Baltimore. TIA hours. Buffalo 62}a hours.
washington hours ionisvle. 500 nou'e'
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PHILAD ELP HI A.

kSs FOR PHILADELPHIA - The Al fast
sailing bark vt. james, GrIaze, master, hayisE
Of her engaged, will meet with dispaicf
For balance o. freight, apply 70 . . ,-
az j. H ASHBR1IpfE NEPHEW.
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sSS FOR BALTIMORE = Regular Lne-The
kf pendtd clipper schooner Gar, llamm9nd na' d
paich. For balance of freight passage. apply to
dl3 GEO. W HYNS0N & Co, 81 Camp street.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-12-21

TIE OFvIcE HOLDING EvIL-AIn some com.
ments upon the proposition now pending In Con
gress to reduce the salary and compensation Of
all Federal employees of the civil service to q
maximum of two hundred dollars per annum,
the New York Tribune has the following very
excellent and truthful observations:
2 We do not hesitate to say that, IN ordinary
times, we should prefer not to touch the salary
of the President. 1t is very mederate, cousid-
ering the responsibilities and hospitalities ne
cessarily connected with the considering
that the President must generously entertain,
not his personal friends, but ofRcialt and other
important personages in behalf of the nation.
But sweeping retrenchnent is . national nsces-
sity, and an act which cuts down q clerk or
tide.waiter's 81, 900 per annum and leaves the
Presidents $95 900 and the Ambsssidor's $lO,-
600 to, tl7 500 tintact would be exposed to in
tolerable odium. Better 20 straight through,
even though it be found expedient to reduce
salaries and etnoluments below 81 900 per an
num- e sf3oi Ds' 95psot - f'
In one way or another, the .ofice-sAeking nui-
sance,l must be abated. II is drying mp the
fountains Of productive industry and rusting the
springs Of improvement Our able, aspiring
youth Who ought to be the pioneers Of our fur
ther and rapid advancement in agriculture,
manufactures, mining, metallurgy, ETC., ETC., are
nearly all intent on some sort Of public employ
ment; and the consequence is deadly: We are
not producing one really good farmer, manufac.
turer or mechanic--wel mean ono Who takes
pride in and is calculated to improve and exalt
his yecation--vhere We need . hundred Those
who should teach us, before the close Of this
century, how to pillow twenty scres per day, to
make cheaper as well as better fabricS from fax
than were ever. yet made from cotton, 70 grow
Indian corn for ten cents peg bushel.(it is sold
/ T. ~. s.>s A.,s
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Making total of actual and es-
- timated expenditures under ex-
isting and asked appropria- u,
Making an apparent amount for
which recourse must be had to

Making an apparent amount for ts1s
which recourse must be had to p''''." g,
loans or ... .!'.I ~. ~. x2l 8, 904 ,427 SO
f. 1t is to be observed, however, that in the
amount estimated for expenditures, $22, $780,
sss 80 is estimated for public debt, payment Of
considerable part of which will not probably
be demanded, and that some expenses are esti-
mated for which may be retrenched; so that the
whole amount Of loans required, in addition to
the amount already authorized, will certainly not
exceed $500, 100000. Ii az 1901 FiFl
For the fiscal year 1868, commencing on the
lst July, 1852, and ending on the 30th June,
1868, no reliable estimates can be made. 1t is
earnestly to be hoped, and, in the judgment of
the Secretary, not without sufficient ground, that
the war may be brought to an auspieious termi-
nation before midsummer. In that event, the
pr svision of revenue by taxation, which he has
recommended, will amply suffice for all financial
exigencies, without resort to additional loans
and not only so, but will enable the government
to begin at once the reduction of the existing
debt. A5's ast lAef 1ss " -
o. It is the part Of wisdom, to be prepared Tor
all eventualities, and the Secretary, therefore,
submits the estimates of the several Depart.
ments for the fiscal year 1863, based upon the
supposed continuance of the war, as follows
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Making an aggregate Of estimated -
receipts OF. 80. 500
And leaving a balance to be pro.

And leaving balance to be pro-
provided for OF. $3T0, ,5Sl.245 81
The whole amount required from loans may,
therefore be thus stated: as q , nsya0 -
For the fiscal year 1862, under ;sts.sa
For s'is1s .hs sss srs sea. isss Under sa44s1'c %
laws 20 be enacted, s...! 20O. zoo. 600 90,
For.the fiscal year 1868. also uu- 1a ss3f5, ~
ID der laws 70 be enacted. u. 379, ,63l ,245 81
Making an aggregate Of. -. 1854 $50, ,92O 81
:, The total may be stated III round numbers at
six hundred and Fifty millions Of dollars s
Taz A tabular statement will accompany this re-
port, showing some what more insdstail the actu.
Rl and estimated receipts and expenditures of
the financial years 1861, 1852 and 1858.
1T only remains, in order to complete the
financial sitoation, to submit q ststement of the
public debt as il was on the LIST day. Of july
1860 and 1851 and will be, according % tho es.
Inmates now presented, at the same date 10 each
Of the years 1859 and 1863 gof Gaeaa ss'A
The statement In brief is az follows: '9e
On The first day Of July. 1860, ths,a.sgea eya
On the lst day Of July, 1891, tho go ~ ~
public debt was. =. 80, ,S67, ,ea8 So
On she lstiday Of July, 1859, tho sal is eyl
I public debt will b. -. ,6l7, ,372, COZ %
On the lst day Of July, 1853, the - 8
/ public debt will be. ..... .6o5, ,S5x. .8O2 93
| Tie particulars Of which the debt copsiata.
and The portions which have been or viii be
paid or contracted In each ycar, will spnear ful.
y IN table which win be submitted With this
report 70 Congress. Another table viii be sub-
mitted showing the amount Of the public debt
In each year, from 1891 70 1901, inciusive.
the secfetary believing that the ffanksst 10
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a[JUNE,,,.1

tion, The, grest transition from . currency heter
ogenops, unequal, and unsafe, 10 one uniform
equal, ard safe, may be speedily and almost i'm
percephbiy accomplished! . bssase7ca sligo
If the Secretary has omitted the discussion ol
! the question Of the copsttutionsl power Of Con
| gress to put this plan into operation, il IL be
cause no argument Is necessary to establish, The
proposition that the power to regulate CON-
merce and the value of c0in includes the power
70 regulate she currency Of the country, Or the
collateral proposition that the power to effect
the end includes the power 70 ADOPT. the neces-
sary and iexpedent means 81 ,as,
| The Secretary. entertains the hope that tbs
plan now submitted, if adopted with the limita-
| tions and safeguards which the experience and
wisdom Of Senators and Representatives win,
doubtless, suggest, may imparf such value and
stability TO government securities that il will
not be difficult to obtain the additiopal loans re.
quired for the service Of the current md the suc
ccediDg year at fair and reasonable rates.;. es.
pecially II the public c.editbe Supported by suf.
fcient and certain provisions for. tho payment
OF interest and ultimate redemption of, the prin-
cost or rHr wAR-pRKszxr AND rkosrrcrrys
To obtain Al. clcArj understanding Of the
amount for WHICH it will become necessary to
resort TO further loans, 1t is requisite to review
the financial movement of the treasury during
4theuhole of the last, aud the FIRST quarter Of tho
current fiscal year, and compare, some what more
closely than has already been done, the probable
resources Of the government for The. remaining
three quarters of the current, and tile whole Of
the following year.. q - s'0I d9psg
.. In tho July report. tho Secretary submitted a
detailed statement, in part, estimated, showing
the receipts for the last fiscal year, ending on
s,,ol ,,As ~ -.
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Rats are being built ut Baltimore for large
bombs, which msy thus be be placed In position
on tho Potomac, and render good service in
shelling ont the rebel batteries.
Inaddition 70 the wooden pontoon-trains. Col.
Alexandess enginees brigade has train Of
boAttwagons, the bodies Of which are made of
|corrugated iron, and are thus water-aieht boats,
width. When fastened end to end, and left n
their piacea. they form IL founAatioa for q sub.
stantial bridge.-lWashington Correspondence
New York Commercial Advertiser.
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Making the total Of receipts. $685., ,so1 ,s94 g

2
On the the other hand. .sif.b - 2
For the Let quarter the actual ex-
penditures were; :. I: :sss, ,2ss,7ss os
For the 81, Sd and 4th, the csti. 7'9Fi3 sevil
mated expenditures, under ap- ,77e
propriations already made for
public service, including civil - sei
list, Interior, War and Navy -
Departments, and public debt - '1 saif
and interest, are. -. ~. 800. .O35. .76l 81
And the estimated expenditures ,sIi a
under the additional appropri-
ations now asked for are @aa
For civil service ~ - if78 5siI- II 30
andincreasedin. 9a7 Fs,tac si sra
terest. ..........s5,l 1885, ,4ss 90 % ss v.a
And for the War %
and Navy De- V5 N-s' go 79if!
partments. ..ls7, ,ss4,4ss n % sFf1 sa5'i
.-----------,---------sl48.lso,s2 ,s27 .7s
Making total of actual and es! s
timated expenditures under ex- s-la' ~ =
listing and asked appropria- spas. so
;, ito tons Of. .543, ,4o6, ,422 06
From which deduct actual and
estimated receipts, as above SO
stated. ........ s2s, sol 1894 ss
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lesi sr al .i!npa al isiiw uV{ 10. Digle
ssaaoed ,!,sieaizos9i sss I'd aniyes 81.
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Recently collection of school children upon
ons u ths biutIsnsar Sioux .Oisy, we're mistaken
oy The military Of that place, for Indiana, and .
i0fee vas detailed 70 rsconuoissr, preparatory
70 Q fsrecrd mopSvens.
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Tho Right spir1t.

.g5. NEW BosroH, Iowa, Dec. 9. 1851.
. EDITOR GATE CITY: Responsive to she recent
call Of the President OF the United States npon
The people of the loyal States for contributions
in behalf of the sick and suffering in cur camps
and hospitals. q collection wess taken at the
Baptist Church at Warren in this county, last
Sabbath; and among the liberal contributions
was found the following anonymous note, en-
closing five dollar gold piece: ai i9al 5r.
"The enclosed has been made q keepsake for
the last twenty years. 1t vas presented by .
Revolutionary Pensi0ner, who, when STRIPPING,
on that memorable day Of the fret Blood shed OF
the Americas Revolution, at Lexington, April
10, l775, saw the fash Of the5frst guns fred BY
the Americans on the sred-cOats at Concord
bridge, and who has long since been sleepiDg in
the dust. It is relic of bis pension which has
hesn long cherished in remembrance Of friend.
but is nov freely impaired for the benefit of the
suffering in arms, in defence Of that Government
which granted it as bounty TO one who volun-
teeFed In the original cause Of establishing the
same. Nay the effects Of this little mite be
sped away 70 the camp Of war, and there comfort
and cheer on the brave heartsl a slorioue .ic-
tory. -. ans
While the note explains itself, il hi. may be ad.
cheering from the first fire for American indie.
pendeuce across the interval Of eighty,six years
70 1t Is hoped) the last FIRE for liberty and the
rights Of man, without respect to persons OF
color. f9.ii ee Respectfully yours, 81
AgsG gsd sgg4 3Ud WY. j CocHRAN. .
A letter has Just been rece ived from the rels.
Hves o. sigismund Fsilner, Who wis recently
muriered ia the vicinity Of Now York. Il stntes
that he left home without the knowledge of bis
family. and had in bis possession about tlO0 COO.
inausntial and wealthy friends His family feel
Quits noetl6ed at sconduct while In this coun-
Try. The relsdyes ofIAs IN additional reward Of
- 600 for the arrest Of the murderer, and aiao
onc.half Of Ill the money thkt nsy be recov.
cred.
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u yratstasg bsf,sfseI essd ed Fsags, NJ
sgs szer ~ Tsi HaseashE n tssa sst
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Capt Alex. Chambers, U. S. A., has received
permission of the War Department to accept the
Colonelcy of the Iowa 10th. The same permis.
sion has before been sought for two or three
'otaer Iowa regiments, but not until now has
Capt. Chambers been released from his superin-
tendence OF Government matters. Capt. Pur-
cell, of Muscatine, is made Major Of the Same
regiment. He was in the Iowa First, and was
wounded in the Springfield fight The Lieut..
Colonel is A. II. Saunders, of tho Davenport
Gazette Fr9 ah a'H i9gi zf.a .sd} ya,
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A large. supply Of powder was few days
since taken from secesh hands in st, Joseph,
Mo. 1t constituted the stock of the merchants
three hundred kegs in all, which we're stolen
from the Magazine some months ago by jeff
Thompson's gang. It was found by some Of the
10th Illinois troops, under ay7stack on the
preservation. This is the third recovery Of sto
len powder by the rebels in that vicinity.
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JoySos "us'o snesE IecesvaOuity JOE oil govern
ment dues, except customs, would make them.
wherever payable, Of nearly equal value, as q
currency, in every part Of the Union. The large
auouns Of specie nov in the United States,
reaching totalot not less shan two hundred
and seyenty.fve millions Of dollars, will easily
support payments Of duties in coin, while these
Payments and ordinary demands will aid in re-
tanning this specie in the country ~ solid basis
both Of. circulation and loans a@s a3' al.
The whole circulation Of the country, except
limited amount Of foreign coin, would, after
the lapse Of two or three years, bear the impress
Of the nation whetheriin coin or notes: while
lhs amount of the latter, always generally
known, would not be likely 70 be increased be-
| yond thu real wants Of business aalsesss 81
He expresses an opinion in favor Of this plan
with tho greater confidence, because Il has the
advantage of Recommendation from experience.
Il is not an untried theory. al II the State Of
New York and Ia one or moro of the other Statcs
It has been subjected, initsmost essential parts,
TO the test Of experiment, and has been found
practicable and useful. The probabilities, N
success will mot Be diminished but increased by
il adoption usder national sanction and for the
whole c0untsy.df 59issoftisis - e. agaa : 2,
Il only remains 10 add that tie plan h recon.
msndsd BY one other consideration, which, in
the judgneat Of the Secretary, ID entitled 10
much indusnce. sIt avoids almost, II not alto.
gether, the evils Of . great and sudden change
In tho currency BY SAeriag Inducements ID sol
/ vent existing instithtioas 70 withdraw the cir,
culation issued under esaSs authority, and sub
stitute that provided BY the authestty Of thu
Union. Thus, through the voluntary action q
the existing institutions, aided BY wise legisla