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congratulate your Majesty upon your accession TO the
throne OF Hawaii and receive the that
Majesty il Indifferent The sympathy and good viii
Of the Executive and people Of The United States Such
sentiments towards the sovereign and people OF HAWAII
have been cherished hy the United States and they
especially entertained in behalf Of your Majesty under
whose liberal, wise and enlightened rule doubt not be
relations between the two governments VIII become more
intimate and the welfare and happiness q your MaJesiys
subjects greatly enlarged. Praying that God viii youe
safe 10 your Majesty long prosperous and happy reign
and commenting y0u TO His safe and holy keeping am
with sincere and high regard your Majesty good
friend FRANKLIN PIERCE.
w. l. MARCY, Secretary of State.
In reply some made By lr Gregg on the oc
easion, the King said
win not do my feelings the injustice OF attempt
ing to disguise the fact that al the present moment this
communication from the head Of your government accord
ing my appreciation of IT, loses entirely It's formal char
aeler and appears express only the sentiments OF
friend who has proved himself worthy Of that high
The treaty recently negotiated between my envoy Wash
ington and Dir. Marcy, the part of the United States is
indeed but link in the chain that binds the two
tries relations OF the happy kind But it is
venon OF the greatest importance not only to those who
numbered among my subjects, but TO every American
citizen who has any interests upon these islands do not
doubt bat its effects will be call her Of your
ferprisng country and direct towards the par
TALLY developed of this archipelago the attention
OF your ndicous but ready capitalists Under this treaty
may expect TO American citizens raising the pro-
duce which American ships viii carry TO an American
market
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LOCAL n Z w 8.

NATIONAL THEATRE-As anticipated, Mr.. Owens
greeted last evening by of the largest audiences of the
Both plays passed off with considerable spirit and
amid the most tumutuous applause.
Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams appear. As n
aeineator Of Irish character MIR. Williams has superior
upon the stage The sparkling vyacty versatile and
iniitable imicry of his wife have been fully appreciated
years by responsive audiences We have actress
country whose has been steady and decided
|, what of the year she appears, in
what city the Uno how often she repeats her varied
range Of character she resh charming
welcomed by crowded and delighted houses Her counter
y Of genuine Irish is the perfection Of acting
Her personations OF Yankee emnnty at times
powering In their sdesptng suggestions Of Down East
peculiares vet there is strainng after effect,
attempts at ponts" playing the feet and hands
the enthusiastic spirits who nhab the pit and galleries
All is natural taking and effective yet there il no lack Of
spirit fun, and rockng hunor. The peculiar charm
of Mrs Wiamss acting that her vvacty into
ness or vuigariy She pquant without being offensive
and although occasionally her spirits border the cxrav
agant the lady does and will shine out.
This being Thanksgiving day, the various Offices Of tho
executive departments will be closed throughout the day
The Office the city post Office to-day will be the
Sundays.
The entertainments offered by the Kunkeis at the Odd Fell
lows Hall this evening of exceedingly attractive char
acter In The Of song and dance quarter could not
be invested more judicionsly
On Tuesday evening last in the neghborhood Of the
Northern Liberties Market, boys, named Taylor and
Johnson engaged in playful boxing match The latter
cdentay received blow in the abdomen from Taylor Of
severe character produce death in the of
hour
The venerable DR.. Tobias Watkins for upwards of forty
wears resident OF Washington died his residence in this
city yesterday morning, the advanced of Is
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THE NEWS BY THE EMPIRE CITY.

The steamship Empire City with the California mails to
the Goth utmo has arrived at New York. The Herald
gives the following synopsis Of her
The advices from San Francisco are no later than
those received by the Northern Light Sunday last but
we have interesting from New Granada, the South
Pacific and Australia. Our Panama and Aspinwall dates
are to the "a instant The New Granadan legislative
sembly adjourned the ed u after passing several inn
portant laws and greatly modifying the tonnage tax bull
The isthnus exceedingly healthy but some heavy
showers of rain had been experienced. Panama was
crowded with visers and passengers The mode of as
sensing baggage charges the railway much COM
planned Of In Aspinwal the newly-organzed govern
likely break down High rates Of rent
injuring trade
"Fron Melbourne and Sydney Australia, have dates
the 18th and 18th of August In Melbourne assoca-
ton receive the opening of the Crown lands being
formed. The agricultural prospects OF the country were
quite favorable but the markets very dnll Flour
ruled from f35 TO $40 sterling per ton The demand for
gold exceeded the supply and important fact that
the article taken CA sterling pei ounce when the
par price in London ruled al IS lis lold.
From the South Pacific have aGviccs dated at Val
paraiso September 20 and Callao October e The Chill
can Congress bad adjourned and extra session to
be had for examination OF the civil code.
Several attempts at revolution had been made in va
rious quarters since the departure OF BeZu from Bolivia
In the north they had been promptly suppressed In the
south agitation still rife In Peru the question OF re-
ligious liberation was creating much excitement Con-
fusion and turbulence regned at the Chinchas gov
eminent Amazon gold expedition had reached Paneotun
bo had prospected with and did not pect
e leave there for six months Having found that they
would have build launches and not having received as
good treatment their government orders should have
Insured them they had sent back for explicit nstruc-
tons An attempt had been made TO arrest Megs, the
California deauler in Chile but he succeeded in escaping
10 Buenos Ayres.
From Carthagena learn that the work the canal
was going on iayorabIy The people there in a
wretched OF poverty, and daily looking out for the
return of Santa Anna who reported to them as being
worth twelve millions Of dollars The ex-Dctator bad al
ready lent portion of his funds free of interest charge
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Poiuical Condition 81 e GeraaaH CoafederacyIR letter
from correspondent reading Augsburg Germany dated
the 18th uno told that in Hesse Casse the Prime
Minister Mr.. Hassenpug and his colleagues have resigned
their Offices IL appears that Mr.. Hasenphug has been
the habit Of Offering his gnaton with the view Of ghen
ing the Eecor Ia this Instance be had proposed AR VII
The Office OF superintendent general The Elector
having refused TO sign the appointment Mr. HasseDphug de
cared his resolution TO retire rather than yield and the
Prince took him h word Mr.. seherr former times
Minister Of the Department Of the Interior, selected by
the Eector m the vacant post Of Prime Minister but be
refused, and produced physicians certificate of heath
our correspondent urther states that there import
ahoat the effect that the Austrian govern
eni had addressed despatch to all the German States
cept Prussia in which the cabinet at Vienna
readiness for reform Of the German federal constitution If
this be Is said that this effort OF Austria win proba
bly, be fathless have been All her conyaces for get
ting greater influence in the interior policy Of Germany
since the ginning Of the Eastern war.
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safe distance We have heard whether be has
been captured not bat such kind Of gentry should
be allowed 10 pass through the country without genuine
passport His Topenses for hugging would our
matronly community
srIRiTrALlsM AT FAulrThere was a very large meeting
al the hall, in Cincinnati, Ohio last Friday evening
witness an attempt table without touching it,
By spiritual medium named Wilson for the sum Of
1000 offered in Of success by Professor Spencer who
is delivering Hectares against spirtalisln. OF course il
dead failure the medium being unable affect the
table in any way.
SPECULATION acknowledgements the capital OF Kan
sas Territory appears TO be great field Of speculation
At the first public sale Of lots there on the Esd u
the average price paid for lots three hundred dollars
each, and a large number Sold The legislature
granted charter for railway from Learenworth to L-
compton, and company is said have been formed to
build H.
A cHkEGE-The Rev Mr.. Grover Of the Methodist Eps-
copal church. has resigned his position member of the
Ohio conference and joined the Protestant Episcopal
church.
LuSATc ASYLUM BuRsEp.--The Richmond papers state
that of the buildings of the Western Virginia Lunac
Asylum was destroyed by fire Saturday night last
The building occupied by the class Of female
patients all of whom were saved.
SALE or A nESAoEarE--The wild animals belonging to
Howes Aenagere sold New York on Monday last
correspondent writes:
Barnam and pretty nearly all the other leading show
men, present The first animal sold white po-
lar bear said TO be the only living specimen in America
and cost TO import 81 100 Knocked down at $3.50. in
Guiding wagons cage &C, worth at least $500. The
royal Bengal tiger, which brought $685. followed
by three performing lions 1885, rnooeros $575 the
elephant Canada used for ring performances S4o0 the
elephant Fanny $1,000 the little elephant Mickey, 100;
the elephant Mogu, 81, 100"
REaAEKABLE-The passengers in balloon excursion
state that ct the height of $4,000 feet above the earth
everything spoken distinctly by them reurnedn about
minute in echo clear and distinct the words
spoken.
JENNY Llsp.--sIadame Jenny Lind Goldsmith If is
sad has been attacked with terrible disease in the
face.
QUICK TaEPassengers arrived in GAINESVILLE Ohio at
six o'clock Saturday evening, who left St Louis two
o'clock Friday afternoon and delayed five and half
hours the waymakng the necessary time between the
cities about twenty-our hours. They via Vim
cennes Terre Haute Indianapolis Dayton, and Columbus.
SnP-BuHDIsG MAINE-The Bath (Mel Tribune gives
list of nineteen ships and barque the stocks,
just launched in that city They measure in the ag
gregae 1860 tons Some of them quite ready for
launching and they off the stocks the keels
Of Others will be laid in their places.
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TaxAsuHx August . leea
anlAnii2ef
redeesbie after the lsta n9shrfs
whole Of that stock VIII be ~
his previous the oth November bsh
Tor winch PER pen.u VIII be paid in addition 10 he suns
"a pressed a certificates
stocks Of The u1htr loans 81 tr tnied
states ,na pascaros soo 900 ant
also be during period following
s42, pr-aiuln Of 10 cents of stock
Of Of 10 ana Tor
io, commonly called TeAasnde-
nifty stock, premium Of six per cent
Interest stipulated IN tbs een-
from e iss last 10 The dag here
addition daf 10 reach the parry
under The present no.
should be du Assigned the United States by Tie parry emu
uedt 10 receive purchase
drafts he assist
Boston, Philadelphia, tae parties
entitled receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug s-diftNov3o [lnle. siar,
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spd i7th west, with the
ground Is 90 feet Tn. house
brcadth
built Of best material with
4iuch~ stair castings,
psne and eosets complete gas wae ana heating
and SAFE WIN
marble rop excellent water in the
The library contains fonr wal
az ecsay workmanship The
II exquisite sys, with Frcnee late mirror wndcws
The rouus cemented and perfectly dry.
deem unnecessary sufce
say ceany built and conveniently arranged
m = District Of Columbia
large stable and carriage houre with evcry arrange
convenience all cnclosd with heavy Substantial iron
railing.
Ia attempting description OF above the subscriber would
Allied do justice but and
persons wishing purhs~e respectfully invited 10 cah and
will be sold
sonsh
particulars Of me shes uuctonees
mssbsr,, Il ssvsn< spA sweess Wash
n, 6kkEks
octp-ewsdu
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Winter Millinery.

HISS r.. MCDONALD tsucressar Clark has
M just returned New open WEDNESDAY
The s and saturday the ith large md handsome
the fashionable New
superior Silks vrvets nbsnds Ao~-r- feathers
&C, xnissd 10 cwins asn qaie an
scrswsnt Of chidtens bate Win open nj 10 ocock
s'o~e on Bridge street, No ~ Doors " pos, oes
Gecrgcfown
Nov is-d5.
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Wednesday, November 1.-THE court met at II o'clock.
The Judges were all present.
The argument in the Of A. O. p. Nicholson, esq,
(adjourned from yesterday resumed by the So
citor who followed by Hon. Philip Philips, of Ala
bama who submitted the for the decision of the
at twenty minutes past two O'Clock.
In the of Benjamin H. Springer, of Philadelphia,
Hon. Frederick r. Stanton appeared for the claimant The
claimant the agent Of the Navy Department for
purchase anthracite coal for the Of the navy He
claims commission of five per cenum upon the cost Of
coal whether the any part OF the United
States shipped to any foreign port which alleged to
be and which stated in the petition Ito the best
the claimants Judgment and belief TO amount TO between
ten and fifteen thousand dollars Mr. Stanton had
cluded his remarks when
The adjourned to meet at ii O'Clock Friday
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pRITsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE LOT NEAR TIE CAPT
tou Moaday November ls, at ococs on "a
premises Of deed Of trust dat
Jaiy 3D. No. sis os 81,
for Washington county lat NO. =
fronting ~ Delaware avenue between bou
aud streets. running hack about 100 feet
The The Cspo extension
.ueh las / must very valuable In q short lime
eIhd cash tne balance IN nx and Twelve mohia,
r,n interest. secured hy deed premises.
- TBOB. j. FISHER, Trustee.
n Jas. q. MCGUIRE.
Nav s-.oa Aucionesr.
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NrU Yong Nov u--Four is firm-saes Of II, 600 bar
rels; Ohio 50 I2]s southern, 80 Is Wheat has adj
yanccdaes of IL bushels western red u ~ south
ern red So Corn has advancedsaes OF Aoooo bushels
western MIXED at sss cents Pork hrm-saes OF zoo BAR
rl ess Al SO 20 s22 s2,s Beef is dropping Of
$50 barrels SIC for Chicago repacked Lard Is mprov-
ng-sales Of 900 barrels at 2 cents Whisky droop-
inr-sales OF 100 barrels at s9ia cents.
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Oregoa.The annual report Of the surveyor general OF
Oregon Territory has been received by the Commissioner
the General Land Office 1t that rapid progress has
been made in the survey Of this important section country
Clerical Chamge-Mr. William ID. Phillips Minnesota
promoted secondclaxs cerkship the General Land
0ce TO take effect from and after the 18th inst Salary,
81, 100 ayear.
General Land Ofceiadian Reserrafion.-The President
OF the United States has approved the the lands
for The Coast umpqus and Willamette Indians described
a. follows: beginning the shore of the Pacific ocean,
the mouth of small about midway between the imp
QUA and Snaw rivers thence eastey the ridge dvid
ing the waters Of these streams and along said ridge high
land the boundary of the eighth range
ships of the Willamette meridian thence south said
boundary point due Of Cape Lookout; thence
the and thence along the the place of be-
ginning This alton embraces about hundred miles
Of the sea-ooa back from the about twenty
twenty miles, and separated from the principal white
settlements by the coast range OF the Rocky mountains
Agricultural Division Of the Patent Ogfoe-Ssed.-Sev-
ea packages of seed received by the Commissioner
Patents yesterday from gentleman residing in Virginia.
among which there Of native corn which raised
bis farm. The gentleman, in bis letter accompanying the
seed says-speakng of this al have for years
saved for seed the top Of the stalks that bear
three apiece and have in this improved the
corn" This is said to make fine, white meal and
nutritious bread, which is much relshed by all who
have partaken OF it.
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VO $4,000 in The city Of Wash
irgrcn Apply TO .urr.,>, .x.,ru
81 Louisiana avenue, tI'siI's Easdinss1 "a noor'
New Is-cpiu
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DEPARTMENT STATE,
Wasnipeton, Noscmbsf II, ls.o
Information hss been received ta hai he
Of her Catholic Nj period o.
aonts, counting from ulnso, presentation of
claims Of uch The Uaited sef
Of lh repeal The February 1885, OF decree
by of Cuba 7h 1884,
bozns The importation the OF e island a Caha 5n
ee r Tie sir from thereof 81 lumber
oineI articles baiens and Of noar bfHD
rish and and that when The Of sad
claims, already tbose
whlea sabcd period
Of lime, sa proper instructions wal b.
The Of caba for the gudaiion
sam.
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Fashionable Dancing,

1T Mnnder's .7ssernbtg Hall.
III w. NUMBER Professor OF Dancing Cnles,
Ii and Convent and principal teacher Washington city, h
the 10 his former Patrons and the public
1885, Numbers Assembly Hail. (adoning
otce O'Clock, for ladies' Disses mud
the for gentlemen He feels
nneqused Of his rups in his former
Sufficient OF his superior ski,
NJ. public
May Festival Ball National Theatre,
ndcd by upwards Of 4, 0C0 persons.
His bail Of largest bcauiinl and
y the city, with dressing and supper
which be tented for balls and psres The location
nent per.oss residing in any par Of the city
tuition 1uesday Thursday, O'Clock,
and 4 for gentlemen clnss for
married ladies and gentlemen will he formed shortly.
please apply John
Euss Pennsylvania Tensh
Prof NJ. nj HE hall, on the above days.
wishing Only 81
Nov 6-diot
DEE HATs.-A ruu,her OF day opened Of
ID Beebcs New York hints for The winter trade, at
sTEFENs'S
Nov H-3bf Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
CHIRTS MADE To OKNDER--sscvens Browns II tel il
prepared make shirts TO and
STENENSa
Nov I46hf Sales Room, Browns Hoicl.
nNDEasHIRIS AND ORA mother and very
" supply Of nadehirs opened
cf the best quality, and al low and uniform prices,
sTEvENss
Nov Ia-3if Sales Room, Browne Hotel.
NOTICE As Office viii be
IN Thanksgiving day. having
due are requested TO attend TO them the day previous
Nov i&-2t RIGGS co.
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Gautier's Saloon,

Gautier,s saloon,
For the Aceoaassodatsoa Of Ladies' and Genfteaaen
Hfosmiag hts patrons
" the GcEsmens Restaurant attached %
AND
aad moysd branch OF ms business Ena
body Of woksnrn ~
accumulated aud
every wish of his he hopes TO merit an Ia
creased patronage.
Gnpes balls attended 10 in his usual elegant sr-
French cooks, perfect arss
hionabe dnners aione either 81 whom w 30
private dollars Tor SIT
this winter should consult with
regard arrangements, furnish b
andc cheaper canb obtain, d else~ here
q. GAUrIER,
Nov l3-eo3u( 25a Pennsylvania avenue,
the FINER QUALITIES.-Twrnty pieces real Fren'h
OF hner qualities THAN usuas
a remark apy low prices.
10 pieces medium bisck cloths and cassimeres
40 pieces assorted colnred cloths and cass,mfres
Of the class have largely angmenies
from Thai W the prices low.
We ar adding stock daily.
price which there deviation.
Good articles relied all
PEkRf = bkoIHEk,
HCentra Etores" building,
Nov l3-I0tdif Opposite Centre Market
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Bank Of the Metropolis,

THIS open Thursday the day
apart ~ corporate authorities hanksg wing and
praise.
payable hank that day will
pleased to attend to them The day previous
Oct i3--d3lf
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From Hacapa.


Nsw oatrAes, Nov 1.-THE steamer 0rizaba has ar
rived bringing CITY Of Mexico the sh instant AL
rarcz still President and had fred his residence at Til
atzan 0ccnpc had resigned Minister Of Foreign kea
TONS owing disagreement with Comonfor the Minister
Of War
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cLUr or ArFIEs-Apples so plenty on the West
Reserve Ohio, that they sold on the trees for ten
cents per busbe.
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POST OFFICE pEpARrMEsr.

Nsp Post Qfces.-Thc following post offices have
been established, and the following named gentlemen APP
pointed postmasters
Buffalo Fork Braxton county Virginia; Robert McCray,
postmaster
Aensyile, Person county North Carolina j. W. Thorn
-, postmaster
Simpsons Mills, Laurens county, South Carolina Robert
Culbertson postmaster Re-established.
Disoontinned.The following named post Offices have been
discontinued:
Yellow Branch, Campbell county, Virginia.
Lebanon, Abbeyiile county, South Carolina.
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feeling hearts affections disposition snd an
L.s,v,nx."-Tser. will be 10 he NJ. Q
at II O'Clock, a. IN.
Nov Is
o. Tn. Unas.ri.n Church wiii be open rengisn.
services this day, al II O'Clock
ADJUSTMENTS.
National Theatre.
80 Also, Of The Museum Baltimore.
Stage Manager -.-...-..MI Jefferson.
Box book Thursday, from O'Clock until O'Clock
TWELFTH DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.
MR. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS
w Thanksgiving nish make ,. mrs, IT. he cap
pieces, friends and admirers
excellent delineaiions Of
IRISH AND YANKEE BOYS AND GIRLS
TINS EVENING, Nov. is, less,
performance viii with the humorous drama Of
IRISH ASSURANCE AND YANKEE MoDEsTY.
pilgrim travels. gifted win, harnsy MIR Williams
M O. Herbert gentleman, extremely Tones
NJ o lsse ss u ID s sassy
sa ssas your; aay extremely eoaus,. P Ssms
Nancy, Yankee gal o rn,, extremely
pugiIsie victim 10 The barney. Mrs b. Williams
-. =,
-D'''"S e i'' M '' ~ Eng s
..,,, ~, ...,x .s
LAW FOR LADIES. OR, TITS so REPORTED.
Old Gaspa sopi,is'e guardian
Harry ns'on young Officer Mr. j. b. Howe
Gertrude. German organ-piayer...............
San sah nsr h,p,e, . 80 80 :
Names siocumb, snouger .....--.............J
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To conclude with the Hibernan farce Of
THE LIMERICK BOY.
Paddy Miles sons ATTAINING Mr. Williams
dramatic festival will take place Monday
ming, November is, 1855, when
JAMES W. WhLLA0k' Jr',
The eminent raeedan win appear Macbeth
tragedy which will be produced with all Locke's orcna
music togethsr
TO Mr. Wainek great OF me ambitious ihane
MHs. MEliNDh 'oNEs
Wti Sustain tne inpaiian ~ aay s -
minea ~. r !, .'' ~ ~ - y ~ f ~ 'sN
Nov l5-lt
odd Ecllows, Hall Seventh street
~
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Commencing Monday evening, November ~
KUNKEI1s OPERA TROUPE,
-, Ana Ms
walls 'nicunnN' Lu''H an "ii-hiI'
FIRST appearance Oh
T. i