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TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
i ERTY NEAR THE BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD,

by virtue OF deed of trust from Samuel G Crau-
tord and wife TO me, recorded in Liber 4. s No
., one OF the land records of Prince Geoi ge's
county, Will expose to public sale. on the prem
lses. ON SATURDAY, July 3lst, 1859. at O clock
~ tsir; II not the next fair day thereafter. }
thst valuable PRO pefty now in the possession of
the said Crawford. and whereon he resides, con
talniI about one hundred and six acres Ills
half mile of Penn's Crossing on the Baltimore
agd Washineton Railroad, and four miles from
,Mashineton city, on an excellent county road
IeaeinR thereto. 1t is improved by q cOmmodious
Frame Dwelling, erected within Q few yesrs past
IN good repair, and all necessary outbuildings
The location Is remarkably healthy, the land rich
and productive. an6 TO q person desiring Q most
pleasant country seat. OF easy access to Washing
ton city by railroad otherwise il presents
fndncemenfs, and would be q safe and iudicious
Investment
Terms of sale One third cash; balance in and
IL ~ sopths. with interest
iy7-dtds n G. STEPHEN, Trustee.
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, u
MATING, III
OIL CLOTHS, &c. Ac.

Having reessyed large lot Of su Kind. Of PAR
LOB. D1HIN0 and OHAMB6R FURNIrURE,
GARPETe, MATING. OIL CLOTHS, PLATED
IN want Of such goods to examine our stock, g
they Will nnd goods e 10y prices.
6BB1N WILLIAMS,
Southeast corner 7th and D streets.
Branch House-Ho. l06 7th street, between q
ana streets north, In charge Of WALT1R b.
WlLLlA00. les I'm
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FUREITURB "
AT REDUCED PRICES. i

Owing to change about to be made in the build
Ing. shall from this date offer my entire stock
not at cOst-but at REDUCEp PRfODS Persons
wishing Furniture will save time and money by
purchasing new, rather than attend auction sales
Call aud Judge for yourself
WIN; d DENN'S
FERHITURE WAREROOMs, sos 7th st.
my 28u adjoining Odd Fellows Hall
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MAR RlBD

UGHERAN-BRUDERINK AtSt. Aloysius
church, ON the 9Th Of June, Sunday. by the Rev.
sther Rockford, Mr.. JOHN LAuGHERAN TO
Miss KATE BRUDERINK, both Of this city.
LEIN-BROWN. On the 5th instant, by the
Rsv. W. Tudor. HAIRY B LEIN, formerly OF
RaltiDore,ts Miss NELLIE, youngest daughter of
the late Reuben Brow %. Esq. OF this city.
Rockville Sentinel please cOpyI
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GALE OF BUILDINGS.

GALE OF BUILDINGS.
HEhD2'Rs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsrERS
~ RICHMOND, VA. June 80, 1859 \
~ VIII be sold at pablic auction, commencing at
~ O. m. OF FRIDAY, the 30th day of July, 1859.
the wooden buildings lately occupied bv the
'Qusrtermaster's Department at Richmond, Va,
'''
and
Forage House at the Ricketts,
he sale Will take place on the grounds occupied
by the buildings. and further Information as 20
size OF the buildings and m ann of sale, can be
obtained on application at this ofice
Terms: Cash on the day Of sale; deposit of ten
per cent. required from each purchaser as each
building Is sold
Ten days allowed for removal of buildings
By order of the Qusrteruaster General U. 8,
Army. j. q. CHANDLER
Brevet Colonel, On artermaster u 8 Army, Chief
Qu8rtermaster First Military District ~ s6t
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NOTICE OF RIMOVAL.

and customers 70 our Temporary removal % the
Opera Hogee, corner 9Th and sts: :, until our New
Store 10 finished. Our saies will h Continued -
usual, On fuesdsy, THURSDAY, and Saturaay 70 r.
tnes, commencing ct 10 O'Clock.
Z Jes W. L: WALL q 20 ,Auets.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
son REWARp-Lo.t; on!th street yesterday.
SIos The finder win please leave it at CAR
Ihh store. or af Star ONCE. iy3-2t'
STRAYED-A White sITTER PUP, with vel.
y low ears; spot bet weea and spot rie eht shon!
Ger. Any one returning him to $40 ith street
opposite Jail, will be literally rewarded. jyS3t'
STOLEN-53O OREWARO-On the nj CHIT of JoIy
- 5th, dark brown HORSE, Is hands high; 10
years old; star in forehead; dark legs; stoutly
brilt, and in good condition. The above reward
DR. CHAs. II SCHMIDT.
No u Hyattsville, Md.
S00 REWABD-Strsyed away from the sub-
2%O soIiber, on the night OF the 5th instant
fOUR COWS; three Of them fat, ard one a miIch
COW one white COW. with hor ms turned in The
miich COW was roam color. Two of them were
red, three year old heiers had hi te spots on
her. and the other had q roam spot on O ne hin as
reward viii be paid for the recovery OF either of
them, or $50 for the four, by ROBERT KAINR
Station House. 9TH street and Boundary. jy S-str
OsTo0n the 10Th Of June ultimo. two PROM.
- ISsOkY NOTES, dated June Ist; one for : 3T5
ofaEu ~ John w. Lewis. for so days TO the order
OF h. N. Easby, and endorsed by him and Hannah
Johnston Barsy, and one fer $50, drawn by n
Bowen. Tor 80 days, to the order of III n Easbv
ard endorsed by him and Hannah Johnston Bargy
The public are cautioned from negotiating or pIIr.
chasing them A liberal reward Will be paii for
the return Of them to No. 591S PennsyIvsnia ave
nae, between 2lst and 22d streets. or to the Star
CL-ce. Iy6tf
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LIMITED STATES PArINr OTTIUE.

On N. ,.t,tionn tin:alsSISs af XSsk% {Sps IS -
see, nass praying for the extensisn Of q patent
granted 70 him on the 18th day OF September 1855,
It 70 ordereo tn.t said petition be heard 81 this
once on the 18th day Of August next. Any Dsrscn
lions and other papers should be hlsd in this once
twenty days before the day Of hearfne.
SAMUEL o fIeHER.
. 20 u-lew3W Commissioned OF Patepto,
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Qlf GREEN x WILLIAMS.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southeast corner of Seventh aud % streets.

RH GREEN Il WILLIAMS
- AuctioReers and Real Estate Brokers,
southeast corner OF Seventh and d streets.
TRUSTEES sALI OF EIGHT TWO STORY
BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS, TWO FRONT
ING ON THIRD STREET VEST. BErWGEN
AND STREETS SOUTH, Two FRONT.
ING ON THE ALLEY IMMEDIATEJY IN
THE REAR THERE0F. AND FOUR FRONT
INC ON STREkT SOUTH. BETWEEN 3D
AND a. STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION
O. On friday, the 18th day of July, A ID
H:: 1853, 1t clock ,. 1 shall sell, by virtue
OF deed OF trust, dated the S0h day OF Mpy
l56S end duly recorded in Liber No 5a, folio 81 .
one OF the Land Records for Washington county, ,
In the District Of Counbs all that parcel Of land
sorfbed as lot numbered two. ca in square NUN
beTed hve hundred and thirty four i5si said lot
estimated to contain three thousand nine hu ndred
and thirty nve t3 1856 square feet OF around also
al that part OF lot numbered thirty two, 49, in
sale square, described as follows: Beginning for
the same az the northeast corner of said lot. and
running thence south twenty four feet, thence
wesf one hundred and forty five feet, thence north
twenty four feet. and then east one hundred and
forty i've feet 70 the place of beginning with the
improvements thereon.
Terms One fourth cssh, balance in six, t~elve
and eighteen msntbs, for notes bearing interest.
All conveyances and stamps at the cost OF the pur-
chaser or purcha Property to be resold at
cost OF the purchaser unless the terms of sale are
not complied with within i've days from the day
of sale deposit Of $50 to be paid on each house
with he ground thereto ttached on the lay of
SAFE. JOHN M HANSEN Trustea
iy7d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ascts
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SAVE YouR MoHEl

Tho Undersigned has Just taken out uDW
PATENT FOB PAVING 0IDDWALKo, GUT.
Te1e AAD STBB1T6 WITHOCT A SEAN,
dispensing With curb. and reducing the expense q
below the contract price In any Of the wards In this
city with brick, which will last Tor lifetime
without repair. 1000 losds Of PAVING eAHD
for sale ct the yard on Tfber Greek, between ana
streets. THORNTON SMITH,
Rh lit 39l Z street, bet. 9Th and 10Th
q Penn. avenue, opposite Metropottan -
Hotel. We would respectfully announce that
We are new prepared 70 receive pupils ct
such prices g WIN suit the times, and agree
With the prices Of other Profes.ors n the city 0si
and see uo for Circulars and Information, Olasaoa
On TUESDAY and SATURDAY, from 70 o'cl n:
TCESDAY and FRIDAY. from TO 10 O'Clock. n
future both ProseDors oonsfantly IN sttendAnes.
E,IsHING TACKLE at PEABODYv, No. 4il
y street, between 9th and m. Also. deals in
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I LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

u WAsHIneIoN.D .. c.. june is, 1859.
On the petition Of ALBkRf BISBER OF Chel-
see, y ass, praying for the extension Of : pstsnt
granted to him on the 18th day Of September. 1855.
t ID ordered that said petition Be- heard NJ
this once on the Soth day o. August pext Anv
Soeition. sn8 otbe, ahor,d yo,ections, ae-
once twenty days before the day Of hearing.
SAMUEL 8. FIeHER.
Je5-uwW Commissioner Of Patents.
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u. b. JEwELLs PRIZE SOAP.
THE BDeT,
BECAUSE THEY SAVE TIME, ,LABORA AyI
MONEY. AND MAKE THE CLOTHES
WHITE AND CLEAN
The Premium ORIEETAL SOAP,
NEW YORK CITY SOAP,
t" GGAa6sbkHt GA6ssb6GAt so1p sSaIyE SOAP.
=" FAMILY s0xP.'
Are brands sta superior quality, and are guar
anteed to give erfect sstisf6otion.
TAKE NOTICE.
Ene na@e y. JEWELL, and also the quality,
ASK your grocer Tor any Of fthsss, and be sure you
get them, and take no other:
Manufectory-5OO and SO2 @ street north, BE-
tween eth and Sth. Washington. d. q. feU
CONCENTRATED ExTRACT
This e to certify that I have snalyzed =. P.
bcotf - Extract OF Ginger, and have witnessed the
processo OF manufacture, and een pronounce IL .
pure article which contains oil the valuable pro-
oueh and complete. No foreign matter sntsrs into
A. sNOwDEN PIG0OTf,
Analytical and Consulting Chemist,
Laboratory, So 9. 0ey street. Baltimore.
bv Asnnfsofured and sIId in sCy quantity desired
Oerner Pratt and high streets, baltimore
RITCHIE 4 OAUeTIH for 0eoreetown; and for
sale at Drug Stores generalD. ma lS-Sm
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Nov1LTY FOUNDRY AID AAOHIN1
~ WORKS.

-tAbAHnSbUh Uh0, WEST vIB0inkA.
We have on hand one Portable otsam y Nm
tor elIO0 cash; also. several portable snGineo
suitable fef threohing machines Of ~ horse rover:
y morse power or under. korUon0 W4ah1ng 70 DuP
chase new or second hand naohinsry. engines On
Tf TTfsEo Eopi6 Gn 40 Ssh e call Sr .. .,4aGrscs \.
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WOODS PATENT CURED FISH.

We invite attention to Q new article of Fish
Hb PkklON CURED FISH '-Atwood's Patent.
Put up from the fresh caught fish, pac ked in 10 Ib
wooden boxes. The FISH we think we'll suited for
simmer use 1t fs pronounced q very superior
article by all who have used it. Por sale In any
quantity by BRYAN BROS,
3i9 Pa. Az, opp Metropolitan Hotel.
Ie2ee publ ;anl
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ID q b L &c q A L L

N By virtue ct decree Of the Circuit Court
SYOfor Prince Georges countv. sitting AS court
~of Equity. the subscri Der will expose to public
sale, on the premises, on SATURDAY, July 24th.
II fsir those two Lots OF the real estate of James
Brown. dece eased, laid eff BY order of said Court,
offered by the Trustee
wood and arabic lanS ot No eon..s IF a. aeres
Of prime meadow land. This, property formerly
belonged to the famous John Law; Is about three
miles from Washington city. on the pnblic road
Leading to Silver Hill Post once, in said county,
nence OF several building sites, on both Of these
lots should induce investment in this real estate
Terms: One-thtrd cash on the day Of sale or On
the ratification thereof by the court. and the bal
snce in IL. IS, and "a months from the day of sale
the deferred payments to be secured by bonds OF
the purchasers, with sureties approved by the
trustee These terms may be changed II deemed
advisable, by authority of said Court
MT James L. Brown, residing near Lo: No. 2.
viii take pleasure in showing the hand to those
wishing to purchase.
Sale to begin a. IL O'Clock N.
&C. MAGRUDER, JR., Trustee
B2 Upper Marlboro, Md
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0RPHANs' COgRr. June Is, 1859 -psrEicr
OF o. CoLunsIAi S.sss,ssIoSg E1Ssfy; 70 49,.
tstratrtx Of William Higgins: deceassd. the "a :
mfnistratrfx aforesaid has, ytth the appreciation
aforesaid. appointed TUESDAY. iuly 18th. lsss,
for the nnsl settlement and distribution OF
Of the sssrts in hand, e far e the ss1s
said deceased notified % attend, with their
claims properly vouched, er they may otherwise bs
Law be excluded from all bene6t IN sasd deoessed, n
estate Pyorsfsd. COPY Of this erder be publsbe1
once week for three veeks IN the Kveaina star
je,sisas~ ARssasS Rssi.sas q Vim.
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QY GREEN & WILLIAMS.
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner of Seventh and ID streets.
AssIGNEE's SALE OF COUNTERS. saELy
ING LA RGE ERLNCH PLATE GILT FRAME
MikROR. WITH MARBLE BRACKET. &C
On SATURDAY, the Eth instant, at 10 o'clock
q. m.. shall sell, at Green & Williams Auction
rooms, the above named goods. all being In gooi
Terms: Cash. GEO MASON, Assignes
JySh GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers.
- successors to J. U. Mcclure Col
Southwest corner Penns'a avenue and nth street
Star Once Building.
TWO piANOS, BRASS 5CHANDELIERB, BRAC
KITS, h0USEHOLD FURNITURE, STOVES,
- On MONDAY, July 18th, at 10 O'Clock a.
WvxV m, we will sell, at the residence OF the
WV late General Macomb, U. D. A, northwest
corner OF Hth and streets, the entire contents
thereof, consisting Of two Pianos, Brass Ohauie-
iiers and Brackets. Fire gilt Table Ornaments,
Carrots, Bureaus, Bedstea1s, &C.
Terms cash. COOPER 4 LATIMER,
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DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT.
BY virtue of deed Of trust, recorded q Liber
s. No 81, folios 459, &c the subscriber will
sell on the premises. op MONDAY, the a6th day
OF July A. 1889. at O'Clock ., m the folio win g
de tsfrabe Buildipg Let, situate q st north, be.
tween North Capitol ST. and Delaware avenue. and
near the Baltimore Depot, ana known IS Lot No
(6s3,) con aiuing $3.50 square fee.
Terms cash. Conveysncins and revenue stamps
at cost Of purchaser
JOHN CARROLL BRENT, Trustee.
GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
" eO&ds lExpress Repub
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HTHE ABOVE SALE IL FURTHER POST
POEED, until TUESDAY, July 9th same hour
and place. By order Of the Trustees.
Ie Is 0o6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, ,Ascts
prTHE ABOVE SALE IsFURTHER POST
poned until MOHD the 18th instant, same hour
and place. By order OF the Trustees.
eO6ds GREEN A WILLIAMS. Aucta
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-12-16

They accept official positions Of trust or
honor which can only be held by citi
zens Of their native land; they journey
under passports describing them as such
citizens and it is only when civil dis
cord, after years ofquiet, threatens their
or their property; or when their native
State drafts into its military service, that
the fact Of their change Of allegiance Is
made known. They reside permanently
from the United States; they contribute
notbiag to its revenues; they avoid the
duties Of its citizens at home, aud they
only make themselves known by claim
Of protection. | have directed the Di-
plOmata Consular Offices Of the United
States to recognize carefully all such
claims of protection. The citizens of
the United States, whether native or
adopted, who discharges his duty to his
counrry,is entitled to its complete pro-
lection; but while have a voice IN the
direction of Affairs, shall not consent
to infringe upon the sacred right by
comforting upon fictitious or fraudu-
lent claimants.
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NATURALIZATION ABUSES.

The unsettled political condition of
other countries less fortunate than our
own, sometimes induces their citizens b.
come to the United States for the sole
purpose Of becoming naturali2cd, Hav-
ing secured this they retdrnto their M
two country and reside there without
disclosing their change Of sllcgiance.r-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-12-16

In Virginia the election took place on
the 9th of July, 1869 The Governor
and Lieut.. Gov. elected have been in =
stalled. The Legislature met and did all
required by this resolution, aud by all
the reconstruction acts of Congress, and
abSiaiOed from all of doubtful author.
ity. recommend that her Senators and
Representatives be admitted, and that
the State be fully restored to its place III
the family Of States.
Elections were called in Mississippi
and Texas TO commence on the Both of
November, 1869, and to last two days ia
Mississippi aud four days 10 Texas. The
elections have taken place, but the 70.
suit is not known. 1t is to be hoped
that the acts Of the Legislatures of these
States, when they meet, will DO such as
to meet your approval, and thus close
the work Of reconstruction.
FINANCES.
Among the evils growing out of the
rebellion and not yet referred to, is that
Ofan rredcomable currency II is au
civil that hope will receive your most
earnest attention. 1t ia dq'y, and one
Of the highest duties Of Governments to
secure to the citiz5os u medium of ex-
change Of fixed, unvaryinS value. This
implies a return to a specie basis. and
no substitute for it can be devised. 1t
should be commenced now, aud reach.
ed at the earliest practical moment
consistent with fair regard for the in
tcrcsts Of the debtor class. Immediate
resumption, if practicabl . woulI not be
desirable. 1t would compel the debtor
elias, to pay beyond their contracts the
premium on gold at the dn e Of their
purchase, and would bring bankruptcy
and ruin to thousands. Fluctuations,
however, in he paper value Of the mea,
sure Of all values GOLD is detrimental
to tho interests of trade. 1t makes the
man Of business an involuntary gambler,
fer in all sales whore the future payment
is to be made both parties speculate as
to what will be the value of the currency
to be paid and received. | earnestly
recommend to you then such legislation
as will insure gradual return to specie
payment, and put an immediate step to
huouation in the value of currency.
The methods to secure these results are
numerous, as are the spectators on po-
litical economy, TO secure the latter, |
sec but one way, aad that is to oulhor
izc he Treasury to redeem its own pa
per at fixed price whenever presented,
to withhold from circulation all such
currency redeemed until sold again for
gold. The vas resources of the nation
both developed and undeveIopod, ought
to make our credit the best on earth.-I
With less burden of taxation than the
citizens has endured for six years past,
the entire public debt could be paid in
ten years; but it is not desr bic that
tho people should be taxed to pay it in
that time. Year by year the ablit to
pay increases in rapid ratio but the
burden Of interest ought to be reduced
as rapidly as can be done without the
violation Of the contract.
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MEDIATION.

The United States in order to put a
stop to bloodsbcd in Cuba, and in the
interest of nCighboriug people, pro.
posed their good Offices to bring tho OK
listing contest to termination The of.
fer not being accepted by Spain on a
basi, which We believed could be rccoiv
ed by Cuba, was withdrawn 1t is hoped
that the good Offices of the United States
may yet prove advantageous for tho set
,loment Of this unhappy strife Mean
while, number of illegal expeditions
against Cuba have been broken up 1t
has been the oodoavor of tho admins
tration to execute the neutrality laws in
good faith, no matter how unpleasant the
task, made so by the suffering we have
endured from lack of like good faith to-
ward US by other nations.
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Tenure Of Office act, and to earnestly,
reccOmmed its total repeal. 1t could
not have been the intention of the
trainers Of the Constitution when pro
viding that appointments By the Presi
dent should receive the consent of the
Senate, that the latter should have the
power to retain in Office persons placed
there by federal appointments against
the will of the President. The law is
inconsis ant with faithful aud eff.
cient administration of the governn ent.
What t ith can an executive put in Of
fcaIs forced upon him, and these, too,
whom he has suspended for reasons?
How can such officials be likely to serve
an administration which they know does
not trust them2
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1868 was s2,439 535, the increase of "a.
ceipts over the increase of exp enditure,
in 1869 was Sl,O84,37l.
Your attention is respectfully osllo3
to he recommendations made BY tba
Postmaster General for authority 10
change the rate Of compensation 10 thu
main trunk railroad lines for their ,er,
vices for carrying the mails so as to nav
them in coin; for recognizing and il.
creasiug the efficiency of the special
agency service? for an increase Of tbs
mail service on the Pacific; aud for en-.
tablishing mail lines under the flag If
the Union on the Atlantic; and most
especially do l call your attention to
bis recommendation for the total aboli.
ton of the franking privilege. l! "a.
duces the receipts for postal services
from twenty-five to thirty per cent. and
largely increases the services to be per.
formed.
The method by which postage should
be paid upon public matter Is set forth
fully in the report Of the Postmaster
General,
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TARIFF TAXATION.

The subject of tariff and internal tax
alton viii necessarily receive your atten,
tion. The revenues Of the country are
greater than tbs requirements, aad may
with safety be reduced; but as the fund.
ing Of the debt in four or four aud a
half per cent bond would reduce the an
nua current expense largely, thus after
funding, justifying greater reduction
Of taxation than would be now expedi-
ent, suggest postpOnoment Of this
question until the next meeting Of Con-
gress, 1t may be advisable to modify
taxation md the tariff in instances
where unjust or burdensome dscrimiha
lions are made by the resent laws, but
general revision Of the laws regulating
this subject | recommend tho postpone.
mont Of for the present | also suggest
tho renewal Of the tax on incomes, but
at reduced rate, say Of 3 por cent, md
this tax to expire 10 three years with
the funding of the national dobt as here
suggested, feel safe in saying tho
taxes and revenue from imports may be
reduced safe = from sixty to eighty mil.
lions per annum at once, and still fur
thor reduced from year to year as the
resources Of the country are developed.
THE TREASURY.
The report Of tho Secretary Of the
Treasury shows the receipts Of the Gov