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Polynesian., 1855-08-25

COOLIES! COOLIES i! COOLIES -!
EeERSONS desirous of getting CooIie Laborers
are requested to call at the office of the under
signed.
These Coolies, with little teaching, make very
good washmen, gardeners house servants and labor
ers, and it would be advisable for those who are in
Mant of such, TO engage them INN sdiateiy.
April J. 1855 4S-tf B. L. SNOW.
NEW GOODS-Just received and for sale at the
~ the lowest market prices
Black Silks and Satins;
Fancy do do;
Black Silk Shavls;
Grape (co'd and White) ShaTis;
Cashmere do;
Bombaznes;
Silk and Wool Berages;
Book and Swiss Musns;
Ladies' Shoes and Slippers;
Misses and Childrens do;
Gloves, Hosiery, SC sc. IRA RICHARDSON.
Honolulu. December 18th, 1854. 34-tf
Polynesian., 1855-08-25

aUST RECEIVED per Pons Aelii,' and for sale
% by the undersigned at low rates -
X-3 B l a IL, tierces,
AZ los, % do, cont ng G36 doz. Berwick's Ed
inGOro' Ale,
XX-BI 20, 20 do. do. I2O do. do.
81 in d triangle, so hhds Salts Ale.
ROBERT &. JANION.
Honolulu April 81, 1866 -5O-tf
Polynesian., 1855-08-25
WINES AND LIQUORS.

WIN rs AND LIQ OkS-
TE7Hh Agent of the hudson Bay Co. offers Tor sale
n the following WINES aud LIQUORS, viz
36 doz Superior Champagne,
700 do Porter,
Is do Champagne Cider,
% do Pale Brandy.
Honolulu, February p, 1850. 4Z-I
Polynesian., 1855-08-25
oRINA COG . s

OHM q @ o Q . s..
HCST RECEIVED 5y tEs subscriber f-ora HonS
e5 Konr via San Francisco, the f. lowing invoice
Of merchandise:
Cases Blk satins, cases -ol'd Sstins.
Gases Lustrings. cases Pongee Handkerchief
Cases blk Levantnes, cases blk Leyantlne ndAiS-
Gases Hat Ribbons cases Grass Cloth'
80 1--ass 10th handkerchiefs cases NankIn.
Sss,s Six. paper boxes, boxes Black Tea
ALSc
from California per Yankee.
sacks Bran, eases cheese, kegs nails,
Gases TuIpentine,
~ y CHAS. BREWER End.
June, 18th. 1856. 7-2n.
Polynesian., 1855-08-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

oTICE-Poper application Aayse been uads 10 the Hon.
hameha and Charles Bishop sdnnis,surs upon the E.
tate Of Pas Of Hononlu aIe deceased permission TO sell
hereby given to all persons Hay concern that Tues
day n me , an day Of September ne1ta O'Clock A. NJ
a noar appointed orbearng said application and all
the 81 may be offered thereto Al the Cent SSss in
Honolulu, Aug 2i.t, lass IsSt CLERK Of Sup Court
N0TlcE35PrePsI application having been mad.
preme Court by Maria l. Kinney for e,ers Of adnitraton
upon as Estate OF Henry Kinney Of Ksu, Hawaii late de-,
eern thai Wednesday, the I2h day September neat at
ing the application letters OF administration a esad sid
all objections that may he uered thereto
Honolulu, % Aug lass. I63L Clerk Of Sup. Cuars.
Honorable c. ~ Robertson, Associate Justice 81 the su
preme Court by Nahalekai administrator upon
he Estate OF Naii Of Wsimanao late Decreased Svtics -
nesday thetHh day oi September next At ocirk tho
ion for letters Of administration sforessd al Eli objection.
that msy be offered thereto, he Cour House of
Honolulu, % Aug. 1875. lost IerE Sup Goun.
Honorable LOrrn Andrews Judge OF Prubato by Aaui.
Tor Probate oi tbs will Of Kupee OF Honolulu late
fa@y te 3h day OF September pext al o'eoek IN the
forenoon day aud hour appointed for hearing pOoi st
Court House ia the Honolulu mo. z BARNARD
hononlu, Aus an an d S6aa Crackers. IN tins, 80"
PICKLES in qt bottles Mustard in / ID bottles.
Black Pepper, do, Saleratus loaf Sugar crushed do
! Hams, Painted Tubs,
Solar aud glass Lamps, solar Shades, chimneys and
| wicking. Palm Leaf Hats, sailors Tin Pans
Cocoa handle Butcher knives, rolls of sheet Lead
Ass'd cut Taeks, kegs cut Nails. 4. g. s, TO- I'D.
Cases patent seli-h heating charcoal Irons,
BOWS, chemical olive and cocoa Soap Sc, sc. Stf
NEW GOODS-FOR SALE By HARRIS T.
IN FITCH
/ FURNITURE PER DROMO.
Sets cottage urultuTc beautifully Owere,l, French
hedsteads. set French Bureaus with marble tops.
nests Wardrobes, dress Bureaus (turned) plain cot
tage Bureaus, oval card Tables, Poys, mshogsny
Sofas mahogany pivans. cottage Bedsteads maple
| parlor Chairs, maple do do carved, carved walnut
Chairs, carved oak dining Chairs, American Chairs
with cushions, square Stools
The above will be sold cheap for cash
BOATS.
/ Whitehall Boats "copper" fastened IL foot
smack Boats Il TOO; yaw Boats Il foot centre board
Boats.
LUMBER AND COAL
White oak Plank. white oak Timber, yellow Pine
hooring (grooyed and tongusd) tons LachsN ana Csd
! PROVISIONS.
| Casks ship Bread, bb!s. Prime Pork. bbls. Mess
Beef philadelphia, ,, half bbls. dried Apples extra,
Ibbs Eastern Beans, bbs. Eastern Hams, casks extra
Flour, bb!s- Flour (slightly damaged, for sale
cheap.)
! SCSDRIES.
Manila & hemp Cordagc, cases yellow Metal, Shea
thing, sheets copper sheathng, Boxes Aromatic
Virginia Tobacco. cases diadem Tobacco twist, Ia
I first rate article) yellow metal Nails, boat metal
I Nails, iron Spikes
All the above goods in first rate order and will
/ be sold cheap to close the consignment. 3-tf
Polynesian., 1855-08-25
E.taie Of the late Wm. pickson, Esq.

Estate Of the late Wm. Dickson, Esq.
urHE UNDERSIGNED, AZ executor under the
Will Of the late William Dickson, Esq, and sPecis
attorney Of the heirs, requests all persons INDEBTED
% his estate 70 pay inediately thsE respective ac
counts 20 the undersigned and all persons having
claims against tie estata, 70 send the same in for eH
sninst.on ard settlernent, 20 hiIr.
HonoIulu, 5th May. 1856 l-tf R. C. WILLIE
Polynesian., 1855-08-25
SCNDRIES,

Manila & hemp Cordagc, cases yellow Metal, Shea
thing, sheets copper Sheathing, Boxes Aromatic
Virginia Tobacco. cases diadem Tobacco twist, Ia
first rate article.) yellow metal Nails, boat metal
Nails, iron Spikes.
All the above goods in first rate order and will
be sold eheaD 70 close the eonsignment. 3-tf
Polynesian., 1855-08-25

WMTANTED.-Two Journeyman Boot and shot
Wv Makers, to whom good wages and steady en-
plovment will be given. None but good workmer
need apply. 23-tf J. Ii. WOOD
Polynesian., 1855-08-25
CAKPENTERING BUSINESS.

CARPENTERING BUSINESS.
The UNDERSIGNED would inform the public
| that they have established chop in Nuuanu ST
opposite the Commercial Hotel, for the purpose OIL
carving On q general c4rpenterin. business and
sure the public that a work entrusted 70 them shan
be executed with faithfulne=s and desrstch.
u. Y. BROWN.
lam J. II. VANVALKENBURG GH-
Polynesian., 1855-08-25

White oak Plank. white oak Timber. yellow Pine
flooring (grOoyed and tongued) tons Lachswsn Csl
PROVISIONS.
Casks ship Bread, bbls. Prime Pork. bbls. Mess
Beef philadelphia half bbls. dried Apples (extrs
bbls Eastern Beans bbls Eastern Hams, casks extra
Flour, bbls- Flour (slightly damaged, for sale
cheap,0
Polynesian., 1855-08-25

Whitehall Boats copper fastened.) IL foot
smack Boats II TOO; yaw Boats. Il foot centre board
Polynesian., 1855-08-25

FISCHER a. JURGENS,
Cabinet Makers and French PoiisheIs,
poteI 81. opposite Government HOHse. 4S-Om
Polynesian., 1855-08-25

Sets cottage urnltuTcl beautifully tiOwered, French
hedsteads, set French Bureaus with marble tops.
nests Wardrobes, dress Bureaus (turned,) plain
tage Bureaus, oval card Tables, tea Poys, mshogsny
Sofas mahogany pivans. cottage Bedsteads maple
paror Chairs, maple do do, carved, carved walnut
Chairs carved oak dining Chairs, American Chairs
with cushions, square Stools.
Polynesian., 1855-08-25

JOoI AIII ' I'D A4NU TUIt ChLL.
.FHNHE CARGO of the bark CONRAD, from Live
- pool, being full assortment of goods suitab
for this market, selected by the undersigned.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07
GRIsI AND MARIO-THE NATIONAL
ATRE.

The performance Of Grisi and Mario will take
place tomorrow Monday night at the Ma
tional Theatre. This win form musical
epoch in Washington. These distinguished
artists have long since yindicated their claim
to eminence by passing triumphantly through
the ordeal of European criticism. They are in
music what Curran was in eloquence, and
what Napoleon was in war; Nor is their
art much less difficult and complicated.
Indeed, no one Of any professional or artistic
pursuit is beset with more difficulties, impedi-
ments, and embarrassments, than the devotee
OF music. They generally begin life in poverty,
and, animated by heavenly impulse, they
submit to privations that would intimidate and
overcome anything less potential than the en-
thusiasm Of inspired genius.
1t is known to our readers that the two great
artists, whose unrivalled performances they
will have the privilege of attending, have, for
some time past, been performing in New York,
where they have acquired a reputation almost
as desirable as that which they won in Europe.
They will perform Bellini's Grand Tragic
Opera-Norma, perhaps the most popular and
attractive of all the operate performances.
Mr.. Hackett, with whom their engagement in
this country was made, deserves great credit
for his enterprise in inducing them to quit
the scene Of their triumphs in the old countries
of Europe, and, in giving to us Americans
musical entertainments that monarchs might
envy. We hope that Mr.. Hackett will receive
what his enterprise so richly merits-a hand.
some profit from his engagement.
1t is needless for US to urge the citizens Of
Washington and the sojourners here to attend
this, the only performance that Grisi and Mario
will give in the federal metropolis. The only
difficulty, We imagine, will be in accommo-
dating the great number Of persons who will
attend their exhibition.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07


being offered rs an amendment 70 the sepoft
Of thoscommittee, the same was unanimously
adopted.
The question then being on the adoption Of
the preamble and resolutions, as reported by
the committee, and amended by X. G. Ewing,
the same was carried.
On motion, the proceedings of this meeting
were ordered to be published in the city papers,
and the Washington Sentinel, and copy for
warded to the Hon. ID. r.. Atchison, and the
Hon. M. Oliver.
The meeting then adjourned.
o. ANDERSON, Chairman.
DAN A. VEITcH, Secretary.
The following delegates were appointed By
the Chairman under the 9Th resolution:
Gen. VIM. Shields, f. G. Sharp, Geo. Baker,
A. Jones, John Catron, L. A. Kownslar, I.
M. Ewing, VIM. Spratt, James Campbell, JOS.
Shelby, II. II. Gratz, j. N. Carter, Josephus
McGrew, Tho. Wallace, Judge w. I. Wood,
Martin Slaughter, w. X. Trigg, w. Shelby, w.
Bradley, JOS. Shewalter, A. Young, j. r. Ben
net, j. N. Webb, r. B. Braddock, J. Renrick,
J. O.Shelby, A. 7. Winsor, d. A. Veitch, Doc
tor Bowring, r. Hinkle, r. G. Ewing, D. A,
Grayess ,B.jP. Letton, Jas. 8. Lightner, Jos.
Anderson, Mont. Bryant, Nathan Corder, Jno.
Corder, VIM. Cameron, VIM. P. Walton, Lafsy.
ette Davis, J. R. billiard, W. II. Smallwood,
Jno. Hill, Harry Higgins, L. ]. Sharp, n. g.
Wallace, Caleb T. Bellies, Cave KiUley, j. III.
Taylor, Peter Wolfe, c. s. Ewing, II. Z. Trun-
dle SAM B. Shannon, w. Beattie, D. +. Green
wood, w. p. Tyree, j. A. Crump, DR.. Webb,
H. s. Chadwick. Fred. Myers, A. II. Logan,
James Young, j. c. Bledsoe, w. Il. Ewing,
j. M. Julian.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07
soldiers Of the War of 1919.


On Monday next, the sth instant, at l2 M, the
line will be formed on AZ street, the right resting
on Pennsylvania avenue.
ORDER OF THE LINE
Military Escort Of District Toianffs,s
Col William Hickey
Lieut.. Col. Jno. II. Riley,
Major Robert Keywor,b
Aajuiant L. ]. Middleton.
STAFF.
Surgeon Morgan,
Assistant Surgeon Grimes,
Quartermaster McCullum.
Presidents Mounted Guards, Capt. Peck,
Washington Light Infantry, Capt Carringron,
National Grays, Capt. Towers,
Montgomery Guards, Capt. Key,
National Guards, Capt. Tate,
Scott Guards, Capt. Jameson,
Union Guards, Capt. Byrne
Union Infantry, Capt. Lassell,
Washington Highlanders, Capt Reese,
Boone Riflemen, Capt. Bright,
German Yeagers, Capt. Schwarzman
American KAemen, Capt. Smith,
Marion Rfemen, Capt. Shekel,
The Washington National Monument Society.
Chief Marshal and Aida.
Committee Of Arrangements,
President and Officers OF the Convention,
Soldiers of the War OF 1912,
American Flag and Music in the centre ofthe line
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION.
The line will break into column of companies
by wheeling TO the right
The column will take up the line Of march on
Pennsylvania avenue 10 the Presidents Mansion.
On arriving al the east gate the military escort will
be wheeled outward from the centre OF compa-
nies, the procession will pass through and on ar
riving at the mansion will march into the East
Room, where the President of the Convention
will be introduced TO nis Excellency the President
Of the United states by the Chief Marshal.
= The procession on returning will march down
Pennsylvania avenue 10 Al street, wheel to the
left, march up said street and occupy the ground
upon which Il formed, halt, and be wheeled left
into line.
Marshals accompanying their Delegations will
on arriving please report 10 the Chief Marshal,
who will assign them position in the process.
sion.
The following appointments are made:
dids 10 The Marshal IN Chisf: General John B.
L. Skinner and General Anthony Miltenberger.
Asyistans Marshais: General George Petre, Gen.
eral G. w. Briscoe, Major Isaac Clarke, Colonel
William McNeir, Jacob Gideon esq, G. G. Gram.
mer esq, General Henry b. Woodhouse, Colonel
Charles ii. Shields, Captain Charles A. Grice,
Captain James Jarvis, General w. II. Richardson,
Colonel James L. Ransom, Captain George F. De
la Roche, William @. Ridgley, esq, Captain Rich.
ard Burgess, Sterling Thomas, Captain Levin
Jones, Captain James Wilson, Major G. r. John.
son, John Robb, esq.
The Assistant Marshals will please meet in the
room adjoining the Presbyterian Church on Al
street, Saturday, the 9th instant, at a, D. m
w. p. YOUNG, Chief Marshal.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07

ILLUMINATION UNDER WATER.--From the
November number Of the American Journal
Of Science and Arts we learn that some expert
ments have recently been tried in illuminating
the bottom Of any body of water by electricity,
so as to aid the operations Of the diving bell.
At the Lake d'Enghien, M. Deboscq, the success
sor Of Soleil, performed an experiment Of this
kind before many competent observers. The
electrodes Of carbon we're placed in glass
globe, being connected with one Of Deboscq's
regulators, which communicated with the
battery by a copper wire, covered with gutta
percha. The Globe, submerged to the depth
Of lca feet, spread light over circle Of sixty.
six feet diameter, and II remained constant for
two hours, after which the carbon required
replacing.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07
MIR. CLINaMAN,s SPEECH.

We publish this morning the speech of Hon.
I. l.. Clingman on the subject of mediation,
delivered in the House of Representatives,
January 3, 1855. 1t viii be remembered by
our readers that, in an article of some length,
we opposed the views taken by Mr.. Clingman
on this subject. 1t is, therefore, but just to
that gentleman, that we give place to his views
on question of SO much interest and impor-
tance to the country at large. The remarks Of
General Bayly, in reply to Mr.. Cingman, were
published in our issue Of yesterday.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07
Gslegraptir.


PHIADELPHIA, Jan 3. - The charge brought
against the Commercial Bank Of this city Of dis
counting at usurious rates of interest, was heard
in the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania to-day.
Afidavits were presented, charging the officers Of
the bank with dscoanting paper after bank hours
at usurious rates. II is charged that the receipts
between May and September, from this source,
were Sill 900 above legal interest.
Pending the argument the Judge suggested that
il would be matter Of inquiry whether the court
had jurisdiction, as the charge was at present a
common one, over which the Supreme Court had
no jurisdiction except 10 review the decisions Of
the inferior courts
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07

The best Article ever used, as hundreds can
testify in thiscty and surrounding country. Read !
GILMANS LIQUID HAIR DYE insfantaneon siy
changes the hair to brilliant jet Black or glossy
Broom, which Is pSrmdneuf--does not stain or in
any way injure the skin. No article ever yet in
vented which will compare with it, We would
advise all who have gray shairs to buy il, for il
newr faiis.--Bosion Post.
For sale by a. ID. GILMAN, Chemist,
Apr2 Washington city
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07
THE OLD SOLDIERS.

A convention of delegates of the old Soldiers
Of the War of 1872, is to be held in this city
tomorrow, the anniversary of the battle Of
New Orleans. Their object is to procure from
Congress additional lands, or pensions, in con-
sideration of the military service rendered by
them during the last contest with Great Britain.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07

TnE WAR AND DrrLoucy.--A Vienna semi
official dispatch states that Prussia does not ad.
here to the triple treaty but that she will renew
negotiations on her own account with France and
England. In confirmation thereof Baron Wow
AusrpoM has already arrived in London, charged
with special mission from Prussia.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07
New York Market.

New York Market. eS
NEW YoRK, Jan. 6, noon.--Co,ton-The mar
kst is Arm.
Flour.-The market is frm--Sales OF 4, $50 bar.
rels. Southern is SITTER but not quotably higher
1900 barrels sold.
Wheat.-The market is firm.
Corn-Prices are a trife higher-Sales Of IS 900
bushels western mixed, at los in store.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07
MORNING COWNs.-A large and fine
VI assortment, at all prices, for sale by
WALL e. STEPHENS,
Dec l3 Pa av., next door 10 Iron Hall

II ncan Society in the days OF Washington, by
Rufus w. Griswod with twenty-one portraits oil
distinguished Women, engraved from original
pictures by Woolaston, Copcy, Gainsborough,
Stuart Trumbull, Pine, Mslbone, and other con.
temporary painters. Just received and for sale
by r.. FARNHAM
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07
TNO Members Of Congress, Strangers So.

NNO Members Of Congress-, Strangers So
Il journng in the City, and the Public generally
Permit me to call your attention to my large and SUI
perior stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres, and vestings,
which will be made up 10 order ai the shortest no.
tce, and in such style as cannot fail 10 please.
Having supplied my establishments with the very
best workmen, will warrant that all garments
manufactured by me shall be equal TO those made
In any other establishment in the United States,
WIN. II. STANFORD, Merchant Tailor,
Penn. av., three doors west OF I'd 81, No isS.
Also, Agent for the regular French Fashions,
received regularly, two suits a month, WIS
Dec 3 2aw3wif
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07

tried and found guilty OF u,iering and passing a
counterfeit five dollar note on the Merchants
Bank Of Lynchbprg, Virginia.
Tae court adjourned until Tuesday.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07
OStffNV TOT
ONE NIGHT ONLY.

@Mr. HACKET respectfully announces that,
in accordance with the generally expressed de.
sire fthe citizens Of Washington, TO witness the
performance of these unrivalled artists 10 Opera,
he has made arrangements TO present AT the Ma
tional Theatre, Monday Nexi, the Opera OF
NORMA, that being the only evening upon which
they can perform during the remainder Of their
stay in America, as they are engaged 10 appear in
Concerts ia Baltimore, on Tuesday the 9th inst.
in Philadelphia, on Wednesday the 10th in New
York, on Thursday the llth and in Opera, in Bos.
ton on Monday the 18th.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07
q NJ nstm nj,
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Prices of Admission.

Parquette and First Circle Reserved
FIacea.. w
Second and Third Circles. ............. L 90
Prosceniuur, Boxes. ......... $40 90 and $50 90
Private Boxes, First Circle... S35 90
Tickets, Places and Private Boxes can be OBJ.
tanned at the Box Ofhce, from O'Clock, a. m.
until . n. m.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07

The Columbia Fire Company have elected
the following officers for the ensuing year: James
A. TAFT, President james A. Brown, Vice Presi.
dent James Adams, Treasurer; James McDer.
mott, Secretary; Thomas Goldsmith, Librarian +;
Henry Prenot, Captain Engine Division James
Coleman, Captain Hose Division.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07
AGtitts.

va Rev. w. H. Milburn, Chaplain Of the
House of Representatives, will preach in the
Representative Hall, at IL O'Clock, a. m.
Jan
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07


and Packing Trunks Of
i all qualities.--A large variety constantly on
hand, and for sale cheap by
WALL a. STEVENS,
322, Penn avenue, next door 10 Iron Hall
Jam News
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07

" EBSTEW and his Master Pieces, by
w Rev B. F. Teft, author Of Hungary and
Kossuth.
Poems Of the Orient, by Bayard Taylor.
Swell Life at Sea, or Fun, Frigales, and Yatch.
ing, collection OF National Yarns, from the Log
Book Of a Younster OF the Mess.
High Life in New York, by Jonathan Slick, esq,
Of Weathersfeld, Connecticut.
Leaves from the Tree Igdrasyl, by Martha Rus
sell.
lust received and for sale by
NovS r. FARNHAM
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07

g ERVANTs CLOTHlNG.-A very large
- and extensive assortment OF Ready Made
Clothing, suitable for servants, at very low prices
For sale by
WALL az STEVENS,
322, Penn. avenue, next door 10 Iron Hail.
Jan s. (News)
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07

N6ADAM1 G7IsTi
AND
0IdH1oH NGARIo.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07

Private Claims.--Iieretofore, much complaint
has been made against Congress for their delay in
acting on private claims. We have no doubt that,
oftentimes, the censure was deserved. However,
il may now be mentioned, to the credit OF the
House Of Representatives that, on Friday and
Saturday, it passed thirty bills, Of private charac
ter, some Of which had previously met the sane.
tion OF the Senate.
No debate was admissible by the rule on either
day.
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07

II I'VE PET DEER FOR SALE, a buck,
IL three years old, in fine order and perfectly
doclle; can be seen on application at the store
Also, 20 saddles Of fine yenison from the Ale
ghanies.
For sale by SIIEKELL & BROTHERS.
No. 40, opposite Centre Market.
Jan Stiff
Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07
CERMANIAN BELL RINGERS,
At ODD FELLOWS HALL.

At ODD FELLOWS HALL.
THE PEAK FAMILY,
vocalists an b ell Rfngsr
TNAKE the present opportunity to announce 10
u the inhabitants OF the City Of Washington
that they will give
TWO CONCERTS ONLY,
BELLS 'HARps,
GUITARS, 4
Al the above named Hall, on MONDAY and
TUESDAY EVENINGS, January
sth and 9th, 1885.
TicnEr: IS Cents, reserved seats so cents.
Doors open at 81; Concert to commence Al "a.
W. 3. BLAIsDELL, Agent.
u They will also give
TWO CONC ERTs
In GEORGETOWN, at FOREST HALL ON
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
EVENINGS, January 10th
and llih.
Tickets, IS cents--reserved seats so cents
NB.-FOREST HALL has JUS, been fitted up
with Nsw Seffees, Nsw Stage, and Nsw Furnace
for warming, which renders il one Of the plsasant
est and most comfortable Halls now in use.
Jan.4
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-16

A SERIOUS OvsRslcHr.--W learn that, no
no provision having been m ,de for the pub
location of the law removing the capital to
Fl. Des Moines, as required ~ the constitu-
ton Of Iowa, it is the opinion Of Governor
Grimes that the law is null and void, and
therefore he has suspended proceedings in
reference to the location Of the Capital, and
appointed by him for that purpose,
that there services will not be re-
CURED. This postpones the question for at
least two years, and must prove serious
disappointment to Fl. Des Moines.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-16

DEATH FROM METEOROLOGICAL little son
of Mrs. Rogers, residing in Cincinnati, died
With this awful disease one day last week.
He hao been bitten by small dog while on
hi, way to t,s:e bakery for loaf of bread.
and on FRIDAY n;;eht last was taken With
spasns, and frothing !. the mouth, in which
condition he died. His leg vas found to be
black and much swooleD after death
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-16

JErYERsoN CoUNrY.-At the recent election
in this county there was majority against the
Prohibitory Liquor Law. And We have a
very good comment upon this decision 10
some two or more criminal suits, directly the
result Of intemperanca which have recently
been tried in Fairfs 1, at an expense OF full
three thousand dollars to the county.