Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1859, Page 2

perro “aod abbet, andtwo thousand two hundred and 1D” The Raleigh (N. C.) Register catts ‘there ia. not one ‘powder m! nor is theres rf, Sy 19, $1,675. shows that the late Harper's Ferry affair has D E fated the price of slave property In the Old Dominion. gage beastie OF welch Mr. ‘Bierman rece! seem auaaoer ge ee pte.“ aaa Tue Dovoras Paurr.—The and with the a from office. It isa the country’ await By publishing the above in ate pou will mach oblige —_.— , Hoxzaras, Carivorsta Sduvere.— Phe Land Oflice has re- ceived the feld nites of the sutvey of townships between ranges 7 and 11 east, of the Mount Diablo meridian, California, by Jas. Ls. Trask; townabipa between ranges 90 and 33 east, of same meridian, surveyed by Wm. G. Ress; townships 35 south range 29 cast; 33, 34 and 35 soath; of range 2¢-cast ing rersy,, aed its insue with interest.” - valuable col- | not at i il tably result ina x that time arged. on by men ia. now. jous Bs 2 c Mr. Kilgore condemned any such iy u ti v1Ng | of the principal meridian, Florida, as surveyed by} | yous | jobu B. ‘Gilgore. neers eoneren ay Aamy lafatitoznce—Ijeut; Col W.Seawell, »4 Sth Infantry, has beeh ordered to the temporary of thei Lee is to be appointed in bis place. Navat Orprxs.—Lieut: Hetty A. Wise bes ordered to ordnanoeduty, Navy Yard, Wash- | Pou Jamies W. Herts, of Ga.; hos been appointed Milledgeville, an Assistant Surgeon in the Navy. | | Se ‘SELY‘RULING Envetoresi The Post Office De- | encum! partment, in order that e fair trial should be given to the new self-ruling stamped envelopes, has or- dered an additional million of an finproved pet- Ix te Sexare, to-day, ‘Mr. Pearce offered 9 tesolution to have each Senator furnished with a the U.S. tes al targa, to be retar: OR Hest he end at ee tn a ec Mr. Mason's Harper's Ferry Or Ta bull said he was tn fa th reso- tion. He rt that the fall of made by the *“sbrieks from i 3 Virginia, Hé at seared anor aeeein ved 66; Mr: Bo- | far less outward manifestation of excitement than has_often exhibited “itself: there, the feeling on | day, both sides of the slavery question was intense in- deed. tion either sentiments as.| <a perommepe stated were contained in Helper's m discud-\ to the chat dame's, and Smith & ‘Wesson’s Revolv- de 6-st of Brown’ ls Fane bre ee aay a ro: ricer. Lae ree do . OTT. enced Rios vf yk a eee eR” OG ouverte - Mr. Davis waa at least gratified to hear that Senators disclaimed for themselves and their con- stituents any fap! panel in the Harper's Ferry bs He was speaking when our report el - Hovsx The Clerk called the House to obder |) Precisely at 12 o'clock. My. Clark, of Mo. Mr. Cletk—~ stated he would then endeavor to the foor when Mr. Clark had concluded his of jouse, ‘ked upon its contents. fad it come to bers of this House who had been end bad come to recom- ings non-fellowsbip of re- }, Socially or politically, of Ait ait Sy be: > it to Abolition- before in hav 20, That Bey, yea te Pee Jo Pesel : Ses sae fe eck =: e oe L 13 street, Tyrwhere, WEUEs Ly ae ALL SUPFICIENT THREE! denne. No. 1 & le RAND CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL ten ¥ age ra, December Washi Asse Washi on mti¥"r cows. vi respectialty beg Sree their new uniform. is 2 years cuper' = deep data Ts Cig ieee ee ey Bluve 2 of € lan, ane tne wint Da secured “hee aL wv, i, bran revalas eee 406 mt LEMURL CLEM in Bat On ark INFA Lag reeraerr arta iss | PURIST ER aS $9 a | ei aba Hea rs exhaustion, Bpormator.