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newspapers containing writing, but treated as
ordinary newspapers, are frequently discovered
in the mails from the United States; and a re-
quest is made that the officers Of the United
States Post Office may be instructed to examine,
rs far as possible, all newspapers addressed to
Great Britain passing through their hands, with
the view of preventing such frauds.
The attention of United States postmasters
is therefore directed to the necessity of enfor.
cling the regulations of the department upon
that subject, particularly the Sd section of the
act of March 3, 1851, which defines the cond-
tons upon which newspapers, periodicals, mag.
azines, or other printed papers, are permitted
to be sent in the mail ut printed rates and
also to the instructions making it the duty of
the postmaster at the mailing office, as we'll as
at the Office of delivery, carefully to examine
all printed matter, in order to see that it is
charged with the proper rate of postage and to
detect fraud
Newspapers and all other kinds of printed
matter are required by law to be sent 'rithout
any corer or rTapper, or m q cOUer or Trap-
per open at tie ends or S,des, so that the char
0cter Of tire matter cOnta,nfd therein may be
hetermiUed withoUt remOring SHch ,crapper ~
and any word or communication printed on the
same after publication, or upon the cover OF
wrapper thereof or any writing or marks upon
it, or upon the cover or wrapper thereof, except
the name and address of the person to whom it
is to be sent, or any paper or other thing en-
closed in or with such printed matter, subjects
IL TO ietter-rate Of postage.
Postmasters are particularly enjoined to pro-
tect the postal revenue from the illegal prac-
tees referred to, by exercising greater care and
diligence in future The British Post Office has
been requested to return to this country all
newspapers, &c, illegally forwarded from the
United States at printed rates) with the view
to prosecute the senders forlthe penalty of FIRE
dollars for each offence. prescribed by the &C,
of Sd March, 1852.
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WANTtn 10 PURC-ASE.-A cnmi' Ttab
w FOCSE, containing about FIX rooms. some
where between Pa. avenue and street. and between
18th snd eth streets. Any one having such House
Tor sale msy meet a purchaser 10y addressing a note
TO Box No II, Star Office, &c disposed to sell for
pr ice 10 SUIT the times, stating lowest price and pre-:
else location. janNt
An INSTRUCTOR wANTED.-A gentlemaa
"A residing IN neIghborIng state, wishes TO Oh
tam. Tor the benefit o his three children the
ces Of an instructor in French, Music, fthe PIsno.l
and DRAWING He prefers a native 81 the continent
OF Europe, of mature age. and settled habits. be
person employed will reside the family of the al
vertser, and may form other classes IN the neigh
borhOod Tor which there are ample opportunities
his residence being near village, where there
four boarding schools, and IN the midst of popu
lous and well-to-do" region. None need apriy
except able TO produce satisfactory testmor Ials
10 thorough competency snd UNREASONABLE per-
sonal character. A male Instructor preferred.
thong female one would not be refused NJ a SUIT
able male Instructor cannot be obtained. Address
box No. 2, Star office. Jan q tf
WANTED I'M DIATELY-A furnished
w HOUSE, with i've or SIX chambers, parlcre.
and dining room. Apply TO No. I6I Browns Hotel.
dls-n
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COLLEGE EMEUTE.-A difficulty occurred dur
ing the present week at Mount ST Mary's Col
lege, Emmittsburg, Md, which ended in a large
number of the students leaving The circum-
stances as detailed to were as follows: The
Faculty had reason to believe that an obscene
book was in the possession Of the students Eff
1orts We're made to obtain IT, which not being
successful, number of the desks Of the students
were forced open in the progress, of the search in
stituted. The students protested against this act
ana drew up remonstrance, which was present
ed to the President of the College The Presi-
Dent disregarded this manifesto and the dissat-
lsfaction among the students was so strongly
manifested as to lead to the expulsion of the most
prominent of the malcontents. A large number
made common cause with the EXPELLED. and by
persuasion, and it is alleged in some instances by
intimidation used toward the younger members,
induced some nifty to leave the College. Some,
after escaping, returned, but others persisted in
the rebellion, and scattered In ierent directions
from their homes. The students, on their part.
and in justification of their conduct, complain
OF unnecessary harshness on the part of the Pres
id ent.
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A MBROTTPES FOR FIFTY CENTS.
"A PUT Up IN Coon CasFs.
line assortment Of cases from 81 cents 10 : =
with good Ian enesses, either Ambrofy pc. Dag
raOtype, ar Melesin"iy pes. Warranted coed ike
Come early IN the day.
ROBERT SANDS.
Pa. ave., net. 9Th aud ~ streets
Jan It'll Market SDacs
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WANTS.

WANTED.-A good plain COOK at Columbian
w College; 18th street. h te preferred. wases
$40 per mouth. Jan 3 ~
WANTED Three funmarriedl German MEN.
w 90 work oE Farm. They must bring r G
mendatIons TO their capacity, industry. and
brIetv. Also, n German WOMAN TO do house
work, cook, wash, milk COWS, a c. Inquire Imned-
ately NJ 40 Pc. avenue, between Sd and a. sta.
ian 2l-Nf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-23

EARLY INDIANA TRIALS AND SKETCH
- rs. Personal "reminiscences Of the Public
Smith. formerly United States sen,tor from Indi-
ana, one large octave volume Of GO pas as 6nel,
printed, with portrait ofthe author: prroe son -,
post free by mail S2-p. ~N' W
Sold for the publishers by
jan u FRANCK TAYLOR
nEBIT AND CREDIT, Translated f,o,, a..
y herman OF Gustav Freytas, by l.. c. C.. with
, preface, D, Chevaiier Bunscc: price On.
70 cents. ~ ~ NJ S'sou'hes
The Poetical Works OF James r. Lowell. avol,
blue and gold I; rs oents 'o's''
Army Register for leSs 81 cents
Just published, and for safe az
.e TAYLOR a MAuRY,S
-ou g Bookstore, near or a
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HALL RESTAURANT.

WASHINGTON HALL. RESTAURANT
The snhserii,er having purchased the entire irier
est col Nc. u. VI. Dutant n the above well KNOWN
house will open the same oH Monday next, the 25'b
instant. whtre he Will be pleased 10 see bis o.
friends and patrons, and all who NAV please 10 call
~ IN" old stand southwest Of 9Th street and
Penn. avenue. ~
ian q 3fs las pnWCp
MOTT E-The public are her.l, ,,sutic,ed
! against negotiating two BON DS of the safe of
CNiorna, Nos - and 81, for SssA each psYNble IN
hib, as the have scarried IN or
nlal on the 18th Instani from New York 10 Wash
lnston, ID Z. Application will Ice made for a new
issue. 'N' - "'"
Jan 2l-2w Intel. EVIL RIGGS On
~ HAiMAN begs leave to return ms thanks
To The Ladies. who have patronized him 80
nberaly and 70 inform them that n order 10 better
aispay his elegant f.aces. he has moved 10 the
LAKES, No. 5n4 PA. AVENUE, near AdaIns's EI-
press ohce where he respectfully invites their at
tentl"h Ia has eDtlTe stock 81 point pon,
applique Naiiancenes aud Honiton IN sets Capes
Soiheurs. Iappets. Bandkerchiefs. Shswls. &c.;
eleesht and new lmpoTatI0ls Of real black Wells az
wholesale prices.
iaces cleaned, mended, and transferred.
jausl Ivy
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FRAUDS ON THE Posi- OFFICE.-We learn
from the Post Office Department that complaint
has been made by the British Post Office that
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING IN the Post Once washinstop
City. ID. c.. January q. 1883
tOrdered to be inserted IN the EVENING STAR n
any daily paper published IN Washington
IL Persons applying for letters In the following
hist, will please say they are ADVERTISED.
LADIES' LIST.
Adams. Mary Davis, Mrs v Patch, ssrsh
A brachaH scx-l. Mrs Lizzie Pores. Lou
Aim. let tia Enbrey, Amanda Runeu, Mrs N
Atwood Ann Folk, Mrs C.th'pe steel, Mrs
Burgiu, Mrs faitmey. 2, I'D Scott, hrsEA
Barry, Martha G-psoIv-, MA Sc. IT, Mrs Y iz, A
Boiling, kii1s GuytoB, Miss q Smith, MrsK
Butl T. Carolius Gibson, Reheoes smith Mrs hargt
Bisseles, Martha Harrtssn Mr.. Thos scott,
Boxer, Mrs Nary Higgins Mrs MP on Ada
B'ish, arise HALEY, Mrs Jas X simpson, Angelica
Burke, Mrs Henri, CsthArine X ticket, mary
Brown. Sydney Holmes Julia e anlon, ary
Brown, Mrs yUhnsCu, hrsv Snyder, Mary
Cumhns, Mrs Jordan, Mrs y Sny er, Miss q
Chez Mrs b 80 Jones, Miss Anu sommers. Miss L
Csrrico, Mrs X "A Kine Miss L Il Turner, Miss O
Crosdate J N J Kali Mrs Jno To.ly, 2sfy
Carter Mrs Z Ke ~, Mise Bri+ge wiil,tt, Ann
CTiDg .er, l. Lsr.:, Mrs Sarah Warner, Fanny 3
q CHI ell, ID McNevane Mrs walker nre 3
Cunning am, \ Nc Rcra Was Cath Inc
Cooke, Martha Mcmahon, Nargt Wood, Lizzie
CLARK, Mrs A Mason Lucills walker, Lizzie
Clay, hrs G Norgsyne, Della w,bste jennie
Cooke, AsCA Morris, williams violet
Clark, Mrs Mahshsn, Ceth'ne Williams, Barbra
Dryer, Mics Bassie, Dora Young, Martha
Dlshn en-, MF Perkins, Elizabeth Young, Elizabeth
Dayton. Helen Powers, Marst
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A GOOD INVESTMENT FOR sALE.-Ten
n Shares OF the Stock of the Magnetic Telegraph
Company. Inc dividends Of this company are pald
ga rtery. The holder of this certiicate has been
pau as ng as "a per cent. per snnum, and never
Tess than per CENT. Some Of the heaviest capital
ISIS ana beet known business men an Baltimore,
rnaadelphia and Washington hold the stock. The
present owner will sell the ten shares for $3.50. Par
vs!ue si@ per share. Address Telegraph, at this
once. jan A-St
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The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about O clock q. M. A:
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The law providing FIR Funding the Bonded, and
other specified indebtedness, of the STATE oi Cali
fornia requires that the old Bonds and Certificates
shall he forwarded to Sacramento dniing this year.
to he cancelled and replaced by new ones, We will
act agents in this business, and request an early
delivery Of the Bond. = -
jan Slim CHuBB BROTHERS,
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NoMINArIoNs.-John w. Dixon, of Louisi.
ana, and Miles II. Morris, of Mississippi, have
been nominated by the Secretary of the Navy
to be Pursers in the United States naval service
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0as granSunelace il, @fraeban.

g1ah ben er1ten 5iemlIh burftt8en atntlt9en
Beridten nes ruiflAen vSnpalIoen" iber oas
arrEe un9tif, meldes bic Staot Altrafan am
IL. Qua. bettnoeiu4t bat, brlngt etne anoere
rui1ilhe 3eltuns leBt etnen ouet1brllden Dee
ri6t rpn einenl Nu9eu3eu8en, melder DE Ger
f5ruIo in ibrer 9au5en Surdtbarfelt l4tloert.
Da8 6euer brad um 10 Hbr Aben0S IN eIner
tleinen I1eilens0 tieoerla9e aus. Son BIER aus
eroriff eS, ppn einem bal0 5unl Sturm ltd iiel@
aerupen gSinp an9eIaGt, elne &aounS 6tbtens
bola II. muroe bic WolSa uno ben Sutunl, etnen
burh Die Staot flieBenDen Seitenarnl, aufs uno
obn6rts oeiaat. Gin 0an5er StaottbeIl wuroe
bier nit relBenber SAuelI9feit 5erltOrt, uno
ben llmIi6oreifen ne5 Clements eff @lnbalt 9e>
than, inoem man eire Jielbe 0duler, oarurtet
audi oos BON benz @puperneur bepobnte, nte>
berriR. Nm 6luB lel6lt perb, ettete lth olS
fSeuer l6nos Der 3ablreiden hCl5ernen S~anpun8S'
plate, erSriff Die 9tieoerla9e Der S0ubmad'er,
unp 6ebrDbte pcn Utataroffi6eu 9aupnn8Splas,
no uuaebeure 0prratbe, namentll9 bon 0Ol5
aufoeIfapelt waren. Sler fluD elm per5weifelter
Sompf nit Dem @lenente fiat. Die Scrrdtbe
murren nit nallen, fcrtmdbreno belprlBten Ses
oeltlhern becedt, md9reno Die SlBe 10 fu1dte
bar mar, baB bic Nrbeiter %pbnntadttS utattelen,
uno bic Glelper neS @ourerneurs ". Struce),
Ger uberau 3uSeseu ipar, IN 6lanmen 9srIetben.
Sisr oglano e8 benz Branoe @inbalt gu tbnn
a6er UNI 2 ubr ent3InOeten bic Turfen zines
Der brennenDen 2anoun96pl1Be cine Sarte I'M
Slug, Gag 6euer lpran9 auf 5pei rabe lIe9enoe
SdtfIe lber in 6lammen 8eleet, rlllen lte lt4
Ncn ihren Nnfern los uno trie6en ben 6luB abs
mdrt8, fortpdbrenD ntue S4iffe in ben perper.
ben6rtngenoen &reis binein5tebeno. Die 9an5e
8euSlterunS, bic liA an ben 2GIdarbeiten bee
tbeiliate, mar BON Dem fur6tbaren SAoulpiel
eroriHen, als Der 9iuf uBulUer" ertSnte. vSn
Der gfdbe 1T Bulperl QBir flie9eu in pie 2uft
Die Stapt 1T perlcren!" 10 tSnte e8 BON aQen
Seiten. On Ger Ebdt mar fur5 UOr benz 8es
aim peS BranDeS Elm SAiff nit 5000 EuO
100000 &funo) Der SrOne 8e9Orisen YulOers
he @Ol9a berabSetrmmen unO lag an benz
ufer.
Die eiu3i8e MSsliGteit Der Gtettuns lag BARN,
Dau,piIhiffe aus benz 0afen berbel5ubrtu8en,
Die bas Sdtff bdtten itrOmaufmdrtS IN Sl9er'
belt brineen, ODer Dur4 e%ilerne Soften Den abb
pdrtsIdmimmenOen S9ifen ben 8e9 perlpers
rem fSnnen !; uber in benz 9afsn mar fem eIn5Is
gee EompfiAiff le maren aue fur bic Nudt I'm
DienIt. @8 blieb nun nidt8 ii6rI8, ol5 pa8
8uluerlGiff 8u Uerlenfen. nntsrDelien ndberten
fin bic brennenoen &9iffe Der lo9enannten
aGpiBe" 3wilden @ClSa uno Sutnml, Die ause
ihlieslih ron SpeiAern beDeGt lit, IN wel&en
iGmntli6e @etreiDepOrrdlbe FER Stabt lasen.
Inn fe Az retten, lieB Der @Cupernenr bic Taue
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'0rOBen greignilieS int Olten ftt fenutlid mos
den. Sn unDeren Wertltdtten perben Q5eGtel
lul9en fir Den f%ernlten Der Mirtte ben 2rbe .
tern 9eldafttBunB uno StOo seben. &anonenz
9ieBereien unO WcOilttnnen, S1iff6auer unc
@OIoltifer, Waidlneni abrifanten uno SAulter
anD S4neloer DerOen itr bic dinelilheu 8e.
~pirfniiie wte ieet fir Die til, til6en gorge tea
gen. Der 9elt4tafrei5 auer &lallen ~HnIerer
8eUSlferunS miro fiji erpeitern, big CT Die
~fernlten 8e5irfe I'm iere8 @rob1u8 rpQfanplo
umiAlpiieu bas." Die pStOeutl4e @ot" nenat
e8 oa8e8en cine large llebertreibun9, lpern man
alS 6cl9e Der GrOifnun9 @bina'S uu9ebeure
@eI41Tte ltr Die 8eIammte eurcpdllde Snoultrie
pcrberla8t. China bat lelber cine 10 iberreide
Snoultr!e, uno Die Sbiuelen bdu0en nit 10 fonz
lerratipem SIcl3e al ibrer alien @ewobubeit
uno Sttte, baB lte nidt 10 balo quite Runocu fiir
Die eurppdii4en Wdrtte ~ub9eben weroen. Wejt
udber lle8t Die Gorau8ltAt, Dag Die europailAe
9feu9ieroe uno ori9,ualititlidtiBe Gitalfeit uad,
dIHeliIAen Yrcoutten l~iiltern meroen uno ber
9~eSfnete 0anoel ben @binelen nod mebr euro
paliHeS 9elp 5ufibren wiro, olS e8 bgsber in
Uielbet(a9ter @eiie Der Sat- gepelen."
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Amfmnft Des Samplers
e ttp Of E."
&c a 9 ri6teu aus @urpp

sc a4rt9ten aus europa.
Ct. SObn, q. s, II. Sftpber. Der
Oampier @ttp Of Baltimore paIlirte Sap STAGE
6retta9 init StUerpcrls9ta9ri4ten Bis gum
20. Septbr.
Neuere gfadridten aus Snbien .Iagea,
oaB Die @waltors9 lebellen am II. Na9. 0eidlaz
gen wurpen NIT einem Serlut pen 100 Guoten.
Der Serlut Der @n9ldnoer ipar rur 0eri1g.
OaS Sort Prcuree er9ab lt6 ua9 3OltInoisem
Spmbaroement.
Ser 9treit ii6er ben atlant. Tetegrapben
5miiAen 3errn Wbitebouie unD ben Direttoren
oauert in ben 2rnoCner 3eitun9su inlmer np9
fort.
Napolecn miro S1Ore, Giepfe, Calais uno
8Oulo8Ne in neutrality-suspicious. lesen laI-
fen.
Der S0nt9 ron BreuBen panft ni4t ab. Der
Prln5 bon BreuBen miro nur 9fesent, bis Die
torperliae uuo 9eilti9e @eiuupbeit pcs S0ui9S
mteoer ber9ele0t 1T.
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Der her liedenhen g
aiffe fapsen, bte nun, balo

!s a 9lsr I'eSSnesa 4iffe tappeu, bic nun, tato
)" S s'"S Sn9ss" nit Der StrSnunS ab~artS
5OSsn aay GER bic 6lammen auf anoere Att
;ae4S - :. 3pei 8arten tamen auf DaS per-
: IulperipliL pelen Rulrer wabrl belnltb
~" niAt burhndBt mar. De @rplclion mar
y 4rttbar. Die pref acknowledgements
IS6ife foBen in elmer un5abl breunenoer
&ritumer in Die 9uft, unD ridteten neue Ser
beerun9en aua llfer an. $4,000 Ti6ewert @cs
treble IA 4 SAefe) serbrannten, Die Barfe
zines Altradauer Saufmanns, nit elmer auf
100000 Sil6erlubel 9elddeteu 2aoun9 ; uno
Die 5euerSbrunlt aui Der Wolea erltledte liA
AM 13. frIb anpertbalb Oteilen nett, fat bis
sur Winoun8 beS 6lu1ss. Sn Der Staot
lelbI rt9tete Die Grplcltcn fein neue8 Srano>
un9lif IN, aber aue 6enlter wuroen ~5ertritn<
inert, Tbiireu uno Older melt fcrtSefibrt, unp
IoaS @aIler oe5 Tlu6eS ltie9 an pielen Stelen
um eth SLATER. Yler Wert BON benz ufer
unO 3ebnmal peIter lans8 oe8 6luBlauf5 wlren
piele 6olsen bemertlid. Die 3abl Der Seritor.
ten Sduler miro ouf 100 bis $50, Die 3abl Der
uerbrannten Shiife chen 70 bod anSesebeu.
Die 9lStbe anl 5imulel mar 10 SrcB, Dap man
in benz % Werlt entfernten &sasnri- Sar I'M 3
llbr JtahtS lelen fcnnte. = WiS5tidermeile lbt
DieieS llnsliid einen ndGtbsiligen @influB auI
ole i'm 8autal u8 beablidtt9ten Speratipnea aus,
fir pelde alein 10 unSebeure Sorrdtbe, gum
Ibeil nod am 2anoe, 5um Sbell l9on aul
Shtffsn, ~9elamutelt perben %fonnten.
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uSnbIan s nj ptre.
Orei Tn1e Neuere8 nns Glrnnn


Oyei Gage Neueres aus europa.
Quebec, II. Ofto6er. Der O1mpfer
oSnpt1n empire" BON @almab fam nit 2ipers
pool tadriAten Bic 20. Sept an.
Wdrfte: 2ioerpool, 20. Sept. 8aumz
pcle rubig, aber fiat; 8rcOtcffe lebr flau !;
Wfebl fau Wei5en leidt 9elunten Yropilios
men ltdti8, ober rubt3.
GOnlol8 974-978.
Die c~ffi5ieQe 6aiiun9 be8 euSl. 8ertru9ea
NIT @btua lit UerGffeuttltt mproen. 6epar1te
Artltel p~erfi3en cine @ntlAdoiBnnS BON 2 Wtil,
llDnen Gael8 fit bic in Canton erllttenen Ser
lutte un0 bieielbe Sumue 1ir Die Srieosfoten.
Die britiI9en Truppen bleiben in Canton, bis
oteie 3ablun9en UoQitdnptg g~eleiltat ltnp.
Sine ruIliide S4ifiabrt88eleuialft lcG aus
%torlltrt %iperpen, i'll Al6ter cine StatiOn 3u eta
blIren uno eth &oblenoeppt an5uleBeu.
Die Ip1niide @rpprition nad @oAia gbina
rpirD tire O2erltiruen niDt DOE Nurentber 6e>
9Iunen.
Spanteu madt fort,pdbrero 3urllfunaen aez
gen Wtericc. Der Marinemlnilter ialp2irte
~otele(ben rpr @apir.
Die 8anf in Trunffurt bate bic Oi8contos
I1te auf 4 psf. erb0bt.
Die Arrangements sur lle6ertr18un9 Der
SltreI4iiden @iicnbabnen an HotblAilD unO an.
Dere fran5. unO en9l. S1pitllIiten waren ppIens
BET.
Die lebte ~9eridmSrun3 i'll 0eapel mar Iebr
9efabrlid. Sic ulnfaBte piele bobe 1erionen
uno bate auS3eoebnte Ser5wei8ungen ilu Aus.
lanbe.
Die Serldm0run9 in periieu 9e9en ben 8res
mters W2lniiter miBlan9 uno rie Setter nerIel6en
wuroen %entbauptet-
Der fron5, @eianbte ioQte am 3. Sttc6er
NIT oem rat'fi5trten 8ertra9e naa Gbina ab8e=
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SSerfa nf9 9lmseteen.
2m1r SSprPnsHE.

hsS@ 90 ader EaHb NIT eutsn DISQUALIFICATION, If 0tetIen
s5E@sss sPn her Staot maze orr %GanDtrdge unO IN Der esiun.
mAs eetsn @e8eao, tl013 Ifer ait Der giUrtbern &entrGl-
aAsaA&tienbnDn, 80 Netleu Spa Der Sta6t mtt Goe5duDen ;
~ Afef on Der alien gteosrtd oOae, gut Gn8cbaut; 1O7 Afer
nit gublnen @tbauit5tatten unb Arla9en. ptrp ae9en Gtaen.
tbunt IN sr StaOt etneeEaufdt; S Gder an Dr Gtten BreOerid
aod60, q Wleiie a0n Dtcunt oe 5Gles l9U Aaer ara gBaibjne.
tDnsFGnpWGbe, II WieilfH ppn Der 5taet; 3 6auier III SON.
arbtr. nabe G~ambsntr. l tn &0el Q~Un5arpfr 2 tn ;fau.
ettefr. 2 In Gertn8tpnL. 1 In geonttr. / in DrattfrG6e ;
L IN pGnOStrttr. 2 IN NtNlberlptr. unp mebrere Gn6ere tn
Qgelt &Gitinprear., @iUnuneuf, 3ap unp .GlcGloerrptr. nnf
SreoSpap. 5ruap i'll 1ertaafcU In 8tUabUag. (SrunOrenter
su Sertaufzu. 8 50 Ct : uao - crrta
Wpi3-S Np. 63 5GpettetraBs.
Ag- 6aufbrtafe @3iatb.Gpntrafte, Geitameu Z unS amber.
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF PENN
sYLvANIA.-HARRIsBU Pa, Jan. g.
The Governors Message delivered today, treats
chiefly of the state of the finances, the banks.
and the tariff. 1t represents that the finances Of
pennsylvania have not presented so satisfactory
an appearance for a long time. During the wear
a heavy demand upon the treasury has been
promptly paid from the revenue derived from the
ordinary resources.
The receipts for the year were SIS, 1885,. 900.
The expenditures were So ,407 900. The interest
on the funded debt has been promptly paid: that
due in February will also be paid out Of the
available funds now in the treasury. Within the
past three years the public debt has decreased.
without resortine TO temporary loans, 81 SIG 900.
The Governor cougratuaIes the people on the
sale OF the main line. and suggests the sale, at
the earliest practicable period, of the whole
public works
The repeal of the tonnage tax is earnestly rec
commended.
In reference to the suspension of the banks,
he states that the amount realized from the banks
by the payment of one quarter per cent on the
capital stock, deffayed the expenses Of the extra
session, lesvieg balance of $35, 900. He sug.
gests reform in the system of banking; recon-
mends modification Of the tariff, and more
liberal protection of the manufacturing, and
especially the iron, interest He says that a
period of low duties has always been marked BY
excessive importations, large exports of specie.
overtrading, bank suspension, and financial and
commercial commissions. well-regulated tariff
is a more certain security against bank expansion
than any system of pains and penalties which
can be devised.