Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1859, Page 2

—ra he # i ’ Thre pf 73 ft: EER Hi iL i i af é t Hl he Hf ‘i i FE | u fe ki Sd fe if i E Fe | ai He ft z cial ili g i i i i : i & 6 st aig r z aij ft z i ' t | 4 8 Ri = = z 3 i c E i i Reront.or Tax SecRetary oF TH ‘Secretary Toucey says: "| _ Since the commencement of the i i i ik Ft ej Six¥? TRIER ET IE -L 1.0 a, mama Hamer. a tok. A ye Hi i admission, and of and admitted. For the of tlie ert come ete for rar 30, 1asee the ‘estimates were $13,003,212 eit. ation; $14,240,217 27; expenditures, the flécal ce June 30, 1859, the ee timates were $14.616,298 23; a tions, $14,- 508. i itares, #14, 76. tnd paing June 50, 186, the es- 500,370 80; appropriation, $10,- The estimates for the fiscal year ending June 30, | [WOTICE.—LICENSES—all 1661, are Su ae5ts 3: thal te = for the i= Rn a navy 97, F ¢ marine corps, ; hat, | 9609,490 05; and for all other objects, $567,901. "| Promubt'g to renew, the same; ot tre of the composition “Ali the Rerort or tux Szceetany or Wan —The av- t are given with that accuracy of imita thorized st: of the aeey i h is one of the characteristics of this artist. | told. On the aohane, te mm plete returns, the actual number reached 17, ae namber there are not 1" , eA _< __._ wren | 7 WANTED SITUATION as » by an formerly of Oberlin, | activity and efficiency, since the date of Secre P' ference. "Addeae “BB.” Wikte hs Ei ie bay ten wert fe | nae eect me | ep St emmmtemenwe | feces ae 8 WO ™ for a on ‘was jous du any Aad. hue. 2. arrested aid Rept in custody until after Copeland 190, permanent gatrisons, posts and. camps, PORR Were an tase ata of ee ed had banged: and ‘the Winchester medical | ‘scattered over an area of three millions of square FRI AY, EVENING: the oe ne cheatin Ioenies a Gas student bod; intles, Under nese ciroamatances it has been ob-|) Mt HARVEY BAW TRICE, at tbe request of pelere Tetwern Viren Gveasoaad © see i t isi é i i i tl iy EE i i DE4™a4tTic pane 7 . his ¥- Heari aif this the friends of Copeland in | viously impossible to give that am, le and perfect | many 4 Oberlin made further efforts, nad Professor Mon- peotenion to eur wl frontier which our cldi- | 0st mot rend Froxsta at thatoer prin. | tdacd " roe volunteered to go for the remains. Mr. Mon- | zens. bavea right to expect, and which it ts the ge ee be im attendance. degr-at* ro ask FRORSE. to live * 0 re it 2 Boote ope but up to wegen l duty of Government to afford. cagpacten gan NGEGh STOCK Fon g4L From ax py Mar Oho ee a times will prevent the opposition from sceepting | Friday, 224, m been. = bye pre greece Ssoven thousand ao! peetown Cor ANTED—A mis¢lo aged WHITE WOM hs recommendations concealing oat exine | tungafe Myeloma ery ts found | Mexican Sordeewalon tft ere ‘Nisei atenss race Str | WANESE, ni eee VEE WOMAN telations, because they are his recommendations. | about him, but we think without.cause.-Cleve. | cl Harper pom < sums to suit purchase “ nae 5 most J —— We deubt whether a single member of either | lend Herald, Dec. 4 ng and stsriling episodes in | Saud al the Clerk's Ofiee, capacity. Senne Lage melas pee = By order of tne Water ba done in the premises. ‘Yet many of them stand Manvvacturzs ix THR SouTH.— The water ‘fanatical aman, stimulated to recklessness and| dogitw re Wire) co et meer Tas at Fredericksburg. embracing the entire } d: ition by the constant teachings and intem- 7 7 teady to opposeany Mexican'policy be may re-| ow of the Rappabanneck river: will wove nue | oro peals of wild and treasonable enthusiasts, Co SAnDalt. orriciam. ey re a, between’ commend. - land, adeetet AN BONORABLE GRA ATE Of one of a plorably. But what of that? te tt not sum prises. = Power, it may be as well to state, ja | of humanity or meroy.”” ored, gad all other SP! iceaher f jos Be wbchare the spri of Postmaster General Holt, bei Sc aa fectory ome e scale. from the press, some 1 re * we rate a ‘ think, be. harnessed for the projection ates ined by the Constitation and laws of the Has qgastan}ly of In the tmieantriifle, the public interest suffers de- safentr ying teewenat of various industrial enter- id, by the precepts of religion, or by tbe appeals | Prench Near- 4 a and the ‘woolen mill for the best quality, in : Pray the oxen palorpaned the tbe, gaan ot Xiegiae cloth, Kerseys, &c., | ,Postuasten Gaxxit’s Ravonr.—The sores Sivecfamen K. ot : hore. siren, e ay ocneer of Farious enterprises, song which | Tect‘ail the existing Lebilities of tee Por omen Werner: Sere oi. | WARTS AARDENE! Swollen’ may be named anexe factory and 3 boot and shoe De re at. The fallure of, the last Com + Pbk ia a ee ai: 5 iG here who intends establishi: provi ie Sxpenees, Departmen which nuw ying. and nese a aaa s of snp fo “the bending of tunber of the thoumnd } dwelt on At considerable length, and the hope ex- tal’ | fad eragife. sod one kinds used {a the South.— Fredericksburg | Proweed that jnammanc! Sutras te. coreg ment has thus been broken, that not only the prin- : SLAVE WANTEDWaeand wpa, cipal of these debts will now be promptly paid, = A sont orn coeur of Ocopre = for Brown's Secuztany og Stats —We have | but the interest on them also. use, a female oe slave : been itformed that Richard Reaf, the John | The actital (pafd) expenditures of the RD. oi prtos wits 2 cash, through the City Post Occ. ment inthe fiscal ending June 30th, 1659. 444 h hosgnonirwicaee hice than peobeuls | amounted fo Stt tse 056 65, ‘To Tula must beaded s | number. through the that the messenger * from the Seoatorial Commitioe Soeeetns Beaute De} partment, which WASTED-A \ FOOTMAN, 8 | e ho eaback cre, a ih dading to make the usual appropriations, and which now ® take i witha AO 'o. ot Reaif wiote a letter at Austin, Texas, Dec., 9th, | Constitute a deficiency to be provided for to June 4 ae ; to President: Beehanan. He confesses-to having | 30th, 1859, #4,298:000 20—making # grand total of showing, becguse it embraces entire. proaf of the | been an abolitionist and a party to the formation aches (paid) expenses and liabilities of $15,754,« ¥ ton te configs af WwW ae rea oe ®& store, “ fideli consummate abilit f the Convention jn Canada. ado With. RILEY & BRO’ f honest hving- afl? lear a ade het aae be har diuchaged the momeatnas Cane De po | She Browh Ficrsionl Govemmn Sat a Lafond far TP ca pirat Raed ed mee wee Eflaceeetineedmriagat — eventful year bas devolved en him. nies all in bis schemes against Vir, | *pecial acts ar det; Mh and sth sts., opposite the general inia, and .avows a radical change of optnion in| Whicb, being d pe ge Appa paid) a : a Bits Yok Tizasvsy Notes —The bidefor the | ATS matitations 8 ess | PSG and the toes of oxies od tinbiittes || NEWESOOKS AR Bookstore. | NEVE LA Ey SO Teh strect. Sud register | Ry, Note Tee es the department | UY A tera dinars on Tao death ot Yona | #149810 5 Ste tic wm ot | of REROSL NE me Receeek eee | wa SPREE fren aad fami- | Yesterday, st 1% o'clock m, according. to adver aoe. ae ee closed, Great Facig; 8 ponu.ar history And d OO potiiew Yorkens feument. The bide are for nearly twice ‘the | y- was prone egy Mg i ee . fe shen oe inventions present | WV ANTE BN edmrwomeaing teres Get 5 eae xy RE ne Shree Glows: bc -Se0. W ai Mam , Mr uewniisr sso Bar Veeg heels Visters Soot teen Soe siven if req: ma Be at Ce Ties os m. ‘do, ¢ tos Wenee ante %- | pupils nemed Theodore Sberman, F5 apueyirnans fer We Year tase, tn”! y Ee, beens, Gaserts t ANTED— ‘Store op i — aS 4 . 5, do. 935,000, edarie Christmas fest vties ps opin Pau | ncomed ic Greta tee iona tor Ja a3 ar nat ee SR SAeviee, ies 5: | ee emis Sioa | Caseeurcemer at Pied eerie ips 7 ; | 3 ue ASA eeeepe a be se eee east enhanc | ens oo phaus, cyte : th faint of with Tees MENS Ye ts ’ Daatereiaeeit arebtt dant tos j | Sich unpreo. de rucesas. ya - ‘ought to be made postage lien y of Joaquiay ARGURLLEs, ny > jo" breads. f wtemtion of those wantne « very ry equsianelbioeedtepliadte ae ina, Fetes See | Soya TREES SO | bs von ns faviolate. Ser ae cae re J 4 4 end yeny