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A STROLQGY.-HsA arrived in Washington
"A celebrated
MADAME fO8RkST,

VUC1KKSS
She 10 seventh daughter, was born With q nstu-
raj gift, ard was . pupil OF the renowned AS
tro!oger, sigror Moretta, OF Vsntoe she teiis
your past life and future destiny, brinss tcsoth-r
these, long fsparAted, causes speedy marriages,
cs1 show fkonssses Of Your absent children o..
rioEds, or future husband: Cares all disssse,.
Business strictly confidential. Alnays 1t home. il
i street between 7th AMI stA sts the only three
story brick house In the square. Name tns doar
Ladies hFty cents; gentlemen not admitted. Ths
only la via America DO the seize
OF ssIro,oss. e I'm
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L GHkNGE foR 8 CRY HnIfsK1Ths nlnes

u CHANGE FOR A CRY HOUsK The place
contains 6h acres. sitosted on 7th street rosi ~
miles from the Center Mali ct In psrf-ctiy h~aithy
and desirable atty The dw-iiins aud t-nart's
house are oommodiout and good, and the place orer
rha highest Inducements FOR market gard
there being over feet Of ss houses ssd frames
IL COED o! der and never fsiline euppy VI pure
soft water With force pnm nd ri PISS laid % both
gardens. The grounds . -atunisrtl. stcc, ed with
etoies fruits and shruteery and eve-y thing in
rsedin ess for rsery operations kor terms sply
70 Prof. CHAs. q. PAGR, q. g. Patent ofos.
70 4-lv
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PERSONAL.

MRS L. SMITH, Cirr-oysut Test Medium, 60
ifS -osth A street. Capitol Hill. between lat auI
- sts haaS disease by magnetism, VITA hnt liGsis
medicine; sees and describes your deceased fri END
gets ERE es; also sees your living husbands wives
ard for the unmarried, describes sysct;y rhs lovers
90 accurately that parsons marvel with surprise
NJ. &. fUrtels future events in business. mar
riasss. reads ch sracter. Hours from :. Till g
,. N. Sitting n. feT-fws
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SECRET DISEASES,

DR Il g. FORR ear Cures III Diseases OF In.
receive nd Fay He has had several yrars' .rpe-
riehce In military hoel, in Euro2e. and var
rants 70 cure any Of the above disea>as. U5ace
hosrS, II 20 And 90 lc Private Room for
suitstions with ls5i-s. Cons itstions fra.. It.
north, betuesl ?rh snd 9TH SITS. Is story brics
name the door, 70 c5 Ius
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hOPElSG = E4osFTrAL.--Iia Ss urday morn
,rz stout two O'clock, Detective ". NJ Kelly
anu OGc.I r. Johnson arrested 4 der nanaa
g.. ~ WCfiniey, on the charge of stealine
'E.r-y hiansr's from the Fini-v Hospital This
of.;csrSa:rrr considerable trouble recovered ID.
blankets which II cGiniey lad sC!d 20 diff rent
;,:--:ies on various pratencas having dofred
Ills uniform 20 ward off sue Vi ton.
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THIS 10 TO CERTIFY that have been CURED by D..
You HoFchIisSer from defective sight OF t. ysa-s
stsncins, and my from deafn ess caused b. scsr
le- (. 2 ksIpokT 395 De .,s,".
Dr. Won AoschziskeI treated ms very sati.facto-
ri1y for case Of oph thslmia which thr.,t-
ened the eati-e loss Of my sight.
H n Goopsrpas.
Captain and A. Q, M u s A
DR. Won Mcschzisksr gives bis spectral attention
10 al .!:cie: OF th: Eye, Ear, Throat ana c.
tsrrhsl lection, and can be see for limited
time l9nse. II his once, 2a7 Penn avenue, oppo.
si'e "iiiarcs Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-03

~ II. earRvoLhST - nyzRr s.or-rae He
brew Cor are CATION of the city Of Waahinxtoa ID,
g formed in he year 1882 ventures appeal to
sha ceroT: a: citizens OF said city for aid Located
81 the Metropolis q the sreatse. Nation OF the
Giohe. whose CONSTIPATION and laws srruce freedom
o. and sigious lib rsy to al. ha,s long
eSTpso'i, de.ired to provide for taeuf elves build
:lg q which th"y could, il thsir way and
s!ter the inner of tcor fathers atlIab,y snI de-
v.gt,y *orshis God; yet tao snsl;ness o., their
ncrlSe- tthere .rs cu:y sixty member. in w.sh.
inst"n aud tha District put it wholly out OF thar
T. ser to crafty this long Cherished desire. Bat
thc time ess come IT last when. they think thay
sh"uid -a-t aten pt il. gratiics:ion. Tnes hsva
a.c"riiI sig entered ihto contract for ne par-
chase Of scaurca s5i6cs converts nifty icc. ed Ia
TIA city o! assi st"n. but unable henseive. -
raise th9 fui amount OF parchass money fro .beir
lander naean7, cheerfutiy Contributed se We ii
thrusard dollar. Of the purchase money; sud nov
With great cCI-fiGnra that i.cr sppssl =ii NOT D.
Il vais. eaIneslr and iInp:orinsiy ask OF tds H..
ncvorEt OF the city 20 sii tscui ia asIns thu III
dits al amount IT, ea.hie thein to pay the residue
~ 4 . saio purchase
Cruimt sea wiz lie appointed 10 wait on ths ca
neEcisnl ci!i.sns- ISAAC EkazssEG, President.
Aivhrh ArLEs, Ese secY.
ss ! s .:; ::55:l,, Trustees.
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signed will sell 9 veiUsb.e FARM, siiustei
rpon the Turnpike road, leadina from " ashin gton
tn blsdanshurs, directly opposite the residence Of
Alsu DODGE, ESQ. TIE farm contains from isI to 10
acres OF land tho sreater part Of which ia in good
.he cuhiv stion of fruit, and garden vegetables.
fnere Is new and tas.esully constructed Dwelling
severai OF tn. finest building site- The District
Ihers are sourishi?g young apple and peach or.
pssIs cherriss. apricots. 6o.; indeed the place il
ceshs ated "a one Of TIE fns-t frnit GROWING farms
the, or If desirable, it VIII bs divided We arc
% sicu- 10 sell L. order to the settns ia. business
CT the estate Of sur late father. Apply 70 the un
dsrsiansd y r. WITCH
- 1;-fm~ ]. W WITCH
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SwINDISDAT FARo-Tbo,nas Wsndle q FEW
Gays ago charged Georse Finna;a.,, with
sv rthns and rohbing ham ont of the sun of
$50, At game Of cards called faro. Officer
H!cDsHitt aGI ested Fiunegan, ard on Friday
ths nccu~ft was taken before Justice johnson
WHO Geld rim to t:;i in the sun1 OF 81. 600, To
a"swr- az the Criminal Court. Mr. Taa,iis
lost his moLey at Finhesan'. place, whi.n is
ic2aistt street IL ~ doors ai,o We Il royar's
fbeater. George Parker became Finnagans
bail.
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ACCIrEsr-R day or two sill &c Mr. John w.
McEifr-sh, 1cartermsu OF tae painters' depart
gent Navy Yard. while on the gunboat 60
hasset, made n Iais-step, and frii several feet
striking Oh bis Side. and breaking two Of the
tower rms. We are glad 70 learn that hs Is
able to be out.
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THE SLEEPING sssTISIL.
1 FRANCIS D, saEs yAsvrER

HR. MuEpcca
II the Essoutivs Mansion soa in she herstS ossU
PHILIP SouDM0NT
h 8 Ast.epclIG,n Bookstore, 3ea Pc. ~.
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LAkSE CoIIECTJoN-Missious meetings
wr;r held On Sunday IL Dumbnrton street II
L ththCf., q. 4. 4"il N: 81 which Iaartiuy.
coiia'',"ns were tIssr up amounting. In ali, to
Eo1r thar right huntreG dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-03

i'koUGH CUsTOHERs."-D q. Smith, W s.
Sutton. Chas. a. Whaley, L. NJ. Murray, aud
une ccn:ransnd we're committed to no old
Capitol Prison by order CT Provost Marsha
Toad. iaay were Captured At Ii ddieburg aad
ARE represented NJ the order accom- panyins
them TO the city, as trough customers" Smith
is supposed to be a rebel officer.
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AssaCLTHD ON THE AvBsU8-Sunday nigh:
about 20 C'CiI-E n man WAS Knocked down or,
The o'thwest corner of Pennsyivania avenue
and Eleventh strr>t, by Of crowd Of
Wdies standing there. He called the police,
and he patroiruen ARRESTED three young men
whom the assaulted party pointed out and
took them TO the Second Ward station; hut
fcTne thrtats hfing made by parsons around
the complainant left, and failed to give evil
cencs against them. TWO were dismissed, but
'hn bird, who gave the name Of Chas ioyys
was held 20 security for a hearing " zen the
complainant appears again.
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IL OF PARIS. fsayou
This ctsinAnt Phssicisn cont ane. hi. succ~~.roI
trs stmsnt OF Consumption soa from discoveries
D"ao by him during an cIts.rivs prsctioa OF ov.r
chsrse. The address Of persons cured by hin sfter
having tried all 81 train of erscked-up rsmsatss
can be had At his oi southesst Of FayStte
and FRA :erick streets, Bslsmsrs, Md fa I'm
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W aSGIHSTsN, D. C.,

WssH,YcTss, D. c..
MAyos'5 OrFiCs, Fab. II 1865
Thia object il q lsusshss one, which comm. ads
Itself t. al TIE parties engaged in the uasrtak-
liz T6 resdaE.s OF tbis city pc rsonaly eli snvsn
70 rie, a2Q are gen Gemen Ct character
mar IN RICHARD WALLaCG Mayor
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mARRIER

On tina eTeninJ Of tho ID inst by Raw JOAN "
CoGmhs sir HEM. O.. Campbell ami Ms.
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fAf HipBc-utDEs
~ I'LL E- sstd .t Pubic ApctioA. -tstr
wEDS EspAy and sArURDAf, a II o'c',-s
70, 8; TIE N ksrf or sh yt-ses, rasa:rStcH, 81
sale.
mem ert OF saie. Elf
isH IChroni 1t ccl Md G 80
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PHARMACEUTICAL RI ia!SATIoNs-R3rn.rn
- :':ct. S"t: hrs f0,s aie ,.ur.b:r,l tor Ei9
stay - H":':0"i s:0tG!. DO rot mics a.s on
rar'ul ny 10 know Gil abou: yourselves He
ics:'ivrl, closes i:!s Iebors this week
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FtTUar Ssass


Pr J. c. NcctiEE q Co.. tactl-a,sr,
stEHtsrfcks -aES 90 !lAE -lR.-.,l -,
CL9SA coSriGsxssr "a. -. R,n,y aSsE
nyEo, March STE. n ~ aOok. - tae s-o,.o.
.iss nent. larsr sa.n'i az IA. an, CO ss
Tye.ecO and q i q ,he r-oE, qpsii1@s s..ss.rss
hanra ,s ~ c s:."s ~ a-a.ioa.
T.rli.h. sp-si:h. sr..,'i.u. o-inrc,, ,,u, r.,.,,
enc fsncy II 20. ana borss sc 4.
sso, Enc snc genera i:,o-tn,-.: o.s.If
fne TRACE csa De ssKars i IA; tsis - ia bess
ts;' est, ana viii re Ia r.:nout reserve, 70 oss..
the estire ccOsignn-nt.
t.1d aesrIRs 4 o.. Au-t..
BY "; L. WALL 4 o.. AactIuns.rs
scote~tet ccrc-r Il Penn .-r. al: ia -.
SAlt 81 cATAtoGUf 90 LIsRaRv eP
mon DAY os Mace ..s
rsis BeSss frs s ases 800 s os..,.. q
AlsA:;aria, virginia, eoas,.i-s Il ovsr s.oe .si-
Ss,,Tri and Poii.icsiE .ttrY.
GOrerpr.srs Publication.
Lee shiiosvrh'. Geczr=rss. syseci--. rsa,s-
French, sssni.h. Ls;in. Greet. w.ioh, s.->..
AID sts.5 scare. :ra ,.lq,hl. hoos.. .nsr..a.s
Cos sil,er. sad Copyrr Coins,
Revolutionary and Ante Rs-olstiora-y hszsA-
cp5:osi:,e., Paintings. and Eusr,-in-..
viii &c oE eIhi hilton a few dNs- rr.vtcus 20 -
ssi. Cstaicsuer 10 b hsd o. applications ~ ta4
ts8 W. l.. Wal. n CO.. a acts
Al sR5BaL,S SALE ar :6s. uca8S-ia
Iva virtue at tw- Of TIE 'st-tf ict ruari rS
tne United state- in md f,r -ta District OF Ii,.n-
b.s vtl &c II ;aeic -s.-. :oE va-E a. aha DRY
Gcords store ivrinirlJ piea o, Joan 3. Carsts
PenEsst ,ti- 80. 80 -e~= 49, sd lnsA
streets, OF FRIDAY. tie eth aay # March nsrt
iaa5. II II q c!ncE n TIA p los ia: go,s, ard
chsueis t.sen az priv. 20 ths TEitsl etaies, vfs:
8 barTo;s % G.isirs
Lot ttsiivnr ~
Let shna Thread.
Lctsbct,
Lot es
Lot Dry Goc!s,
Lot Flannel Shirts.
Lot Shos,.
Lot Trunks.
fcs-s Dry Grod.
s boIrs Candles
Lot 5otp. WARD VI LGN0S
e q dtd &.aa.g q q
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By J. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionasrs
DEkEMPT0RY SALE or 90 BUILDING LOTS
NE.E TIE RAILROAD Ds7or.-On wEDSES-
pay, March 18th: at O'Clock. ct :hs Aact;oE
Rooms. We shall befl the who'll OF Sqssre No ~
frontirx ca sud 0atrests north, Is- sad II sta
east, and Delaware avenue the whole srSd;v;is-
inc n desirable Building Lots Of good front snd
Terms: One ird c,sh; the remainder in and
IL months with interest, secured bs deed OF tru.t
On the premises.
, ais Of the property may be obtained at ths
Auction Rooms,
narsd &C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Are...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-03

E'REEGH LESSONS, MATHEMATIC LRsSONS,
L LESSuSS On TnE USE AND HABITS or
GOOD SOClETf.-Bya French sentiens 40 recently
from Europe. The very best references French les
cons, SSG; M-thewstc lessons s5S; Uss aud Habit
quarter, q rate Of two lessons Of al kour q week
Aadrgss Teacher 4. B Post Office, W .shiuEton
eity ID y. IL g 3tr
RLAkKS FOR APPLICATIONS FOR PEN.
fer Oneer. soIa iers, idows Of Psreats OF, Chi.
dsen %. Guardians of. Attorneys Of. Invalid Pen
EoCE. Re-. 4 c Sc, with full distractions as TO
CertincAsss, Witnesses. Proofs. Powers OF Attor-
Fey, DC, dc. as required By the Pensi0a aud
secCn5 AU6ir RS Oh ee. Sold by
f,ss PR.NCK TAYLOR
fNCFtEk 23 GENTS \ POUND, warranted IN
~ excellent sr:i.i- Sold at ADAISUS Is, sos
ninth At o.e dor from Perry's Dry Good Store.
Re = If
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BY W. WALL & CO., Auctioneers
RU1LDING LOTS ON TaR ISLAND AT AUc-
I'D IIos.-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON the
l2th mats, At CLOCK will sell ia frotf az tn
prf misses. Lots ). and Sc, in Jone subiivls ON OF
between 81 and !: streets
reras: Cne-i Afcssh bsisrce In aud I, r.c nth-.
bearing interest, seeused By deed Of trust on Gas
pfsDises.
mars ". L. WALL ( Co, Auc.s
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TcrssLI.o.-Suad,y nigh. between : aad
o'ciccA. pat man Cook, oi the Third Ward,
otstoS~r"d ba.tet m front Of house No JJ7
E's hih, ta'~ Asn and Lstr-~ts Upon exam
ming lie contents lie found 4 new born white
female infsnt, alive and kicAlaH. The patrei-
man conveyed the little stranger to tn. station
heCEc, AZ lie oc.cers than o,San 3 sc.:ch for
some one TO take car Of It, The dassrte,t little
cnr :onna n friend III Mrs. j. f. W3nnan. who
kindly consented 20 take carr OF il until perrsa
n-Bt Arrangement. cen be made Gu tn. qnas-
ton IS 70 lt5 disposal, 4. was argued Sy gsr:ie
men present. and agrced 80, .hat As all ahan-
';r".G property, ~ Law. IL placed in The care OF
the Properly clerk. tais yoUIss:sr mnst ~
taken car OF ty him. The clerk "cac't see IT.
however. az Thir IS ras law does 10; IL 81 ada
property OF this KIND.
-A
TIE REyEL!.k::s AZ t,ccxrIT PoIsT.-Sat-
Eroay night = CITIZEN residing - ths vicinity OF
ire triangular tl"ck formed bF tae intersection
Vi = AID :3tc s.-ee.s with New York avenue
cof' T;air' 20 the Police % tae outrageous con-
duet 81 c-It=in tr,n sizes " no live there. Mar.t
sriHscn and M"rsr. Myers were .rras.sd AMI
'aS2O 20 tie Second - ard station, where, not
wi:s.a ding t!:rr fashy drrsses. silks ana
feathers, fG"y we're il Cerc- tad IN on. Of the
cells. he Two Mas were drunk and they ex.
:..ustCo The vocchxllrv of profanity, IND acdacy
-snd abuee, - their attacks upon ID. officer, in
large 0: !hr s-1ti3n. Justice Clayton exam
sn@c; ;ha case, sud flag tiit-cn wss fined 81
ard rIsg Myers -. They had hardly b."u r.
lex ID, %i.rT thu game citizen raae ;at l:s
com la int, sad asked for \ second arr,s., which
was lot made.
NEEDs ATTENTION Tao famous rsn.ha
Kept by naTy ann BIZ ke {c.ioreG) on sort,,
street, between Ninth and Tenth streets
where sodi-rs taken in ana done for in
,ar'oIs WAYS. has !cr soma TINS past boon ro.-
ten with sTuati-r.I, and vet soIdj.rs msy Iva
seen going there b. d"zans almost any hour "
the day or night, without hindrsnce from the
authorities. her place has been 8 standing
:uisan ce fer years IN thai locality, ana she la
yCnratscly announced her open defiance o, the
police % tout her, defiance she has thus far
made good. the military FusTd in their visits
70 her e. Is blshment "a G nest OF soldiers have
net been particularly SUCCESSFUL TIM, far. a
fact 10 Il accounted for perhaps, on the theory
tina the parties 10 be captured '',nixzisd" bv
the alley way as the Rstute hesiagsrs Numbered
In front. Mary lie "one OF 'em.
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STANTED-A YOUTH OF YOUNG NAN. TO ~.
w ten! il . DR., Goods StIre. Ous scGuaintsi
with the bUSin.ts preferred and disposai to m aka
hinss;f generally ussfoi, Will siiress RI L. Il =
Stsr GtfCs. mar a.3t.
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By W l.. WALL Il CO. AuejonAA-s
PROFKD PROPERTY ON MARYLAND
y AyskUn AT AuorIeN.-Op WEDNESDAY Az.
Trent If the rremir-s Lot We. 6. seuar- Sc f-7n.
ing "a feet inches, BY III feet. The north side
o. msrylsnA sveuue. between az Ard sti, ,tr.at.
spd improved K nearly new nrst elias. s-.na
DwsiIins No 495 stable &e,, and having all the
rndeTs in1provempntsc Of sss, &c
Terms One half cash; SAlAnc- Ga six sed t~el,.
nncntas, eearing interest and secured By deed OF
trust on the preDises
mars w L. WALL A. Co Aur.=
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AUCTION SAI.ES.

NO'skSabaT SALB-H;l h. scl4. on "a,
~ WAR q. sixth ssr.ss. wassius.on % q 1t
e'ci0cs = ~ y tb,. Of Damaged Piour aid Ssaery
swesS!-ss. 81 orssr:
The sun., 1863-12-12

public. In Transferring the su, jsct N TIE fed Of
sectarisn newspaper discussion, Mr. Bx,cuss hiss
shown himself to te too wise q. bird W he caught
~ .ehsh, but hs hAs unwiuinsly deprived
the pubic NJ a Yich fuoi o, ius,ric,ion, and
p'rlsps amusement. lie must be aware that
she newspapers controlled by him sni Dr.
Cn,rvsE' never reach the masses and thA =
discussion In their columns would be . use.
lees waste ofthundsr snd ink. On tho other band.
platform disc 4ssion In the Cooper Tnsi,u,r wo1'i
be reported sv,ry n.ws aper IN the rn,cl states
and .hfoa1 af rdih. : r.ct qusry fr editor .
comment. Thsn, To-, Ar ora disrussiou b,twoen
two such em.hfui dcbsters and po,i.sl rreacho-s
would snl shton the public ufon the question Of
political ortAoleSy respecting samho. These con.
siders,io ma will, We trust, iniu-. M BEG,,ir To-
revise Lis de i,ion snd consent t. re,, n CUR.
vgn ~ ho proposes. Tic s,ron.ts ts. argument IN
svor q The dscusson T. reserved for the l.st sld
consists IN the indtfnite number Of '1usrtors'--no
pun in,endoi-whioh = would yield tho poor c,u-
WabAuis.
On abstract grounds, IN. discussion mi.ht not
amount 70 much, aud ouch, not to take r'aos. It
IL The same now ~ IT. was in ihc Oh r. 90. times
for one true prophet rrtachlf, there frs hun
dred false onss-and tic Iroplo do4r know which
TO follow. Irrd MAc.tLEY ssid, tia, "ofaI tie
men wAo know how 10 te,d aud wrte, clergy.
man Is least quail Hel to give a. ini,ll gent opinion
on public affairs" But until ,his Wow un versally
prevails, We may ~ well hsv. the benefit of tie
best clerical politicians going. We therefore hope
hat the Cooper Ius,ituie debate bctween NJ,
BEsouss and Dr. Cnsrvrs will take place
The sun., 1863-12-12
THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MJRNrSc. DEC. ~. 1863.
Neerstsvy Chsse's Report A New syGeo
Of TaAssisa Necessary.

~. AA~ No
Of TsAssiss Necessary.
NJ Cr,ss - evidently well satisfied With him.
p..s.d sitn good dresson. His financial schema
- pfovfa asuooe... InshN,ei ~ . tim" when
Ssersi-rs' fusne.s were in an siuoH hopsls.
t.t1,--. 8, aw rsdIc.i ctsos " order, restor,d
h.. r. dit ,fte country. aud en.b'o vs. 70 carry
,LsF,trt VA viih gratifying results. II has
Lvent.sttd f,r moe ,hal WA e1gtc.ei or IN
u l,.'ei, .ud thc Sc r.sry NJ tbe 1tsasury T. en-
iued T. a.. con.rltulstions 4 oil wto s-e willing
D. IN the chance NJ fI'ure risks 'r tho ssts II
t'.s,l' Advantages. tits TN" ~, the riccc,s ~
sg J'sn 10 que r,iniy n N. sus-ing resources
Ghi iodgr,rAl sct vi'v r. o1r People which have
-, tssn RI sera,ly srec,si rs the civil war B1t
tt.s does NJ, dsi-sti ON the merit oi NJ. Cn,ss
" ,nmJ itcl1iag We actual capacities e the pe,.
,p.t, .Hd shsp.n. rs - eJ % The -eiuifenonts of
ste var and tne fe,ources o. 10 ts.on. In this
sssrect be is entitled TO the h'ch,si r-d.. lie had
ssssNty to orisinA,o sand c1urs,e = He'e',
tssn-i. sys,en ,h.is ro,l1N" ...'-.. ,nd
r'l y.i citizen vii ilsrulse h.n '.s felf ls.da-
q contained 10 bis report.
7, ia due 10 Mr. Cn,sr I, nlu-ers, J.. seems
Se6eotly svsre Il tie vos< points snd dangers II
as inmenie hnsnoi,l structure. lie evidently
INV 1e'h fH ON 0erlNhl'u 'uN VN rltf IN rrlf -
s, .c, Affected uy phpct ssIcs. when he refuses 10
euthofi1e s-ihe emissions e United States notes.
&C TIE grouad ih,t an iacrsased currency oild
soaps tte sossfnns ~ ray more for everything
- i4r.Lasss, and would therefore be of no rrsct-
-. hen.i,. We ,ccsp' his oonclusiont but reject
u pfer!ts@ vi Oh -cre probably adopted N
r. m ut n jlbi'atoa, and are pnrdonaslc In
-1"o . tle Z, that he does no, allow them to
anf ience Ma rrsctieaiy.
The iunmeosa disproporon bs,vesn loans and
r,sston Is dsnger OF with Mr.. CuAss s~ms
s4Iy aware. n ho could preserves due equilit.
Siu,n bstDeen them. h. would sch,eve . high 70.
AVN, and preserve ,he nation from the bankruptcy
ilto which It must f'll. II The war is indefinitely
prolonged. The nseess ties NJ tho war compel in.
e'dils" loans ani paper issuss, and on ,he old
.ium,y Kuroposu pan 4 taxation, which Mr..
SnAst has inservosen in his splendid American
fpsnoisl system, IL will he impossible for taxation
to keep pace with expenditures. The two systems
the cd world pan Of 1x,tion. and the
E.v ~orld financial sy-,sul-sre inoompal
sble, and the sooner Mr. CnAss ss,srs
ITEM. the hett,e, for Ms own reputation and
n future Of his country. He must BE- svse ,hs,
u. incrssee dutc. which he recommends on to-
ts-eo petroleum. and other articles will prove In
sdequste to supply revenue enough for present
The sun., 1863-12-12
FoIitIral Polenics.

Tt owing correspondsnce between the Rev.
~ T.'E tnd the Rev. HEStr wAhp BEEourn
N..-A .oiS and Will 10 read with interest by
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Nru Yosk. Dee. s,h. is6s
:, I'm s I'd Baeehsy
- t--f TO-; In your addresses u the peeple
81 = .i'ad, Jpd Lave spoken of slavery in this
et 1t ~ tei q Constitutional institution and
~ a. gNrs, lllt.tsAd nation a. under A binding
ennpsct NO. TO i.tSrfsre against Il. Will Won
~ -.c % pi2lo.~ pnoi'e discussion or debate
90 tne.d ll,s.'onsr
F'vst-Is 5lwsty . Constitutional Institution
Seeond--Is a.iers any guarantee of Slavery in
tae Consssueon, Or any Pledge or agreement not To
Thiyd-Does MOI the Constitution forbid Slavery
i1d nipd the gossrnnent 70 protect every citizen
fem oelig made sSlavrf
Fourfh-ls there any possibility under our Con.
st4iuun Of the sIissence of each stste Soveregntv
~ constitutes right to ensisve These ouer,ions
'r'er so deeply into the considerations OF . recon.
fNtoion ~ me Union, that public discuasion
~ ih.m could not fail Ia te Interesting and in
strue'i'e | invite you To prove your proposltiop
ihs; slavery ma Condttutions institution; and
"4N t'ove that Is T. not. Invite you to point on,
We 'mp"o' tindins the nation not N interfere
'P.ln-i u. and will chow that there 10 no such
-''Htaei' invite you 10 prove that the Govern
en- Was ever bound not to interfere Nc aipst sav.
w. ~ VIII prove that such inlorfcrencs wss. and
- VI uEst "niAaslon, both ty tie law OF Chrintian
".' A-d me Constitution. propose that tho d.
- ~ dehate, tako place In the Cooper IIsti.
'u'' sHd' " you have no objection, tlhe time being
s'''eu ulon!, that YOU take III. h-st eveninc, ana
'L' 'pnd, 'r yo, the first hour and the .scoud
w. 'I @ uAtn ~ ~ she debate is ended I viii
1850 t"e respon'ibiIty o the Hal, md # admi,-
ca :" ule HenA'e be con,litut.d = foe | pron a,
- a. q, - hs giyen a. q - freedmen ami
~ ycgr' ',4 a, b, ', .' Huo "u'
w., n., %, NV Noss Oo 9.b, isu9.
~ Donr sr Tie t5pc, ~ .... -. 40 10
G.ac IS @ith you IN pulIt deh., y.o,.iI ,.,,,r.
90 l'ue adjustment befre s.ond .e,,,. r.,
ass proper foLnddion Tor dis.,u.slon wv '"''"
fol ere editorially oonne,,.i - ',, -
he newspaper, and with ano,h, I, & oo.a-
me SrsAt pleasure 10 rcat whatever v,n 80 80 saw
gee IN your paper on these important suh,"s, ~
al any tim. .hink the cause viii N Vs. - ~ Anu
tI-eer,ly surviving " serv", so,d be h, LA 1870 .te
coufne, viii comment un your y.eO. a." suoh
pErtNnssr But ths dtbatr rsspe,tf,li,' 'u' IN
As consuming too much time nud ,te,S,,' tsSias,
s.Nt ,hs' 'nay reasonably te cxp,,,,d ,n t',ys i"y
ss4r il. W no"
am, my dear Sir. very truly yours
p.v c. II. W. BEsCnIa.
II h 70 DO regretted ths. the Rev. M. B.sonr,
shoad have % isI yielded his CONSERVATIVE tsud.n.
<dss ~ 70 reject the Invitation OF bis nore radical
os:fsva 70 d,6uss ths.r 0aGsaoss orally and In