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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-04-09
OF BOOKS,


lust ED FROM NEW YORK.
per ship "CEFLON.n
Lady BIessiagton memoirs,
Travels IN Europe and East by the Rev. s. J. Prime,
Harpers statistical gazetteer, fri-cuIOtti sketches OF Paris,
HcQUeens orators t~ouchstone, Woods HTS natural history.
F1rn book and farm implements,
Utah and N0rTLus-histOry OF, Bleak house BYE Dickens,
Alison OF taste, David CoPperdeld, by Chas- Dickens,
Denbey apti Soa by do. Christmas tales by do,
Eewcones by de- History Of tine fnsQrecSioa IN China,
Days American edition book-keeping.
Swiss Family Robinson, 4 vols, C0nbs's constitution II man
Keith on prophecy, Courtesy by Hesry-
NeaGeiFs Blackstone, q vols SHEEP ~
Psndennis by T~hacksTay, Vanity far ny 10,
Grey's geology and structure II she earth,
Eots A6sotshs histories illustrated. krane0ntFss5FieS
Do Marco Ps1Fs travels, Do Story books 5y A5eet.
AorUed> American shepherd, L ne
HasveU's eugineers pocket book,
Barnes notes on the gospels. Miss Beechars receipt book
Brandes Encyclopedias u science, etc etc
Stephens tr8J els "a Grpecs, > vo4s, % Do Egypt, do do.
Do DO Central America, Do do, ds 30 YH>atan, 10 do,
GeFst@e1ers ttare!s9rg1ad me wGrft,
History Of w5n1erfd uEeatious, BetZh HUNS astJbjog-
Nebeterss ruyaI eesaEo scEionary. 3korse's geography,
losing field book q the re IIia1- : yee,
fucs travels "a China, ArGaufaHism Or lie II Chile.
Miss Beechers letters On health.
Mountains aud noIehIIs-or travels IN California
C9bhss HhElGtare Ksxican7 GoodHcAs Spoilers,
Ff1tarchs lives, Lowrey's universal atlas,
HIrpeF's Magazine hound volumes, 81
Mrs. SherwooF's Eorks-16 vols, Cuvefheins sratsuy.
Perry ~anecIo5ss- GfseeH decisive battles, CHRISTIAN YheisFa.
Notes On the Sandwich Islands (HaOAeA Howez mechanics.
North American ATLAS, RusseH's Polynesia.
HumbUttts Cosmos, / vols, Pierre or che antiquities,
Aardi anil 4 voyage thirhsr, Noby Dick OF the winnie,
Oneo, Retodru, Type White Jacket
Vols Boh1rs classical Library, HOary Head
Lily and rhebee. " Hsons Mexico and the Mexican govt,
FsEtsr's speAksr, LaHtFs PoeeIcal works.
Boomers child history Of the G.S-
8Iass Bankfy Ee n aeouvsnt. sauiers Central America,
80 vods ssory books, red ShSh, Leaning TO thinks
Learning co talk. CS-E1 H NJ Whitney
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PoSr OTFCE DEPARrNENT-
Ea->h So

haTch . 800.
M. Woods has my authority 20 put his plan, aS above. i1
operation but I'd responsibility Is assumed by the department
anil ali correspondence Ii FegaFi to this arrangement must D.
addressed 70 the PScifc NAL LIST, New OK. That the public
may avail Itself Of the advantages thus offered. postnaslrrs arr
requested TO give the circular u Conspicuous place n their r.
pective Offices JANES CAMPBELL
2Itf Postmaster General
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NEW STATIONERY.
vNTHE ED A JUST

III received, and Is now opening = select invoice of Office
Stationery. consisting n part Of
Sets fae acct books, Portfolios with and without bcks
All kinds & sizes Mem books. Bankers cases < wallets Of all
Tuck mem books every variety sizes and variety,
hog BOOKS Al. size, Pencil leads,
Raed and uuruIed cap paper, Slate Pencils,
letter paper sealing wax several varieties,
Fancy. plain, & ruled note paper, Brass pens for red ink.
Broad AMI narrow bin paper, Round Il fiat ebony & maEog
Rel and white Noting paper, any raiers,
Posi- Office envelope paper, Letter CIips bronze, gilt & board,
Blue laid document paper, Printed Il blank receipt books,
Red lead pencils, Iaquered ealenders,
Drawing . several kinds, Tin paper cutters,
Letter copying books, NotLrjaI seals,
InkSJanGS patent screw tops. * Desk BlJtTers.
several other kinds BONwOOd sand boxes,
Ink black, blue, red. carniue,T Tissue paper Of all cUlcrs,
copying and inielI0ie. Port mOuafeS 4 variety,
Steel pens, inctaiing Hunts, Invoice files
Kinks and Wells, damascus, Morocco cigar eases,
Alb8ta, i a dozen other var t}unLned Iafel<,
Envelopes Il great variety, Marking brushes,
Waters fancy and common, Bill hooks,
PenhOSt5rS a great variety, - Cards u every variety,
Boxes water cUlors, School copy books mary kinds,
Ivory and cocoa handled erasersCargU books printed,
Red Tape, Flat copying errShes.
Linen and Office Irvine, Blanks Of an KINDS,
Ivory y lockwood letter sEADps,ShipF{ug papers,
Gunmed Law yer's seals, Nautical atnanacs 1857,
Round & fiat paper weights Thermometers of various sizes.
Wrapping paper If all yartettesaIndia rubber bands FOG fling pa
DrAEI1 paper imperial y royal, pers,
EnaEHeled paper assorted SOLOS, BoxyooI and Metal waferstauiS.
Gold balance fer ana. coin,
Nov. L, G0-tfI II. " WHITNEY.
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To persons MATING letters FOR Caty0yAfs ard the re ri
tories Of " ashtRgtoH GHa Oregon thousands OF letters sent
10 the Pacific coast BECOME dead letters. To remedy this evil
the Posi- Office Department unler the authority OF congress has
adopted as an auxiliary to its operations tie f9toWing plan for
Pacific region. in 4 list called Pacific Mail List" the names Of
persons TO whena letters have been sent by mali TO post Offices IN
CalRorEaa and the Territories of Washington and Oregon. b
H. g a RtIer may D sent % any post once Ia the faenc
region for q person whose location Is unknown, save the mere
taes that be Is s1HaeEhers in CaIaornia or the Territories .!
70 @' Nasaih2tenS Il the tet1er be published IA the PGesc
Mai Lsst- its ultimate reception by tb= Dersop far whan1 IL -
intended viii Se Rendered highly probable To enable thsse who
Hay desire q extend 90 their Pacific correspondents the adyau
tages thus offered. the following illustration is given:
Suppose Il Is wished 70 send 20 the Sacramento post ofice =
ktVer for George Wilson, who rmigrased % California from Pike
County, Missouri, bur Il 5 feared shat he may have changed his
hcatioa, and hence may not receive the letter. In this case,
direct the letter to 6esrge Wilson. (steof Pike county. Eissouri)
Sacramento, California. Then In orfeF Co pdbIsh the letter N
the Pacific Mail List, copy the address of che letter upon :
piece Of paper or card, and enclose the carl. together With a
Ltst y. Y. Deposit the Itser, IS zs1tat, in te mail sr CaIi-
card 10 publish the fetter, in the mail for New York. From
the address on the carl thus received AZ the New York past Office,
the name George wilson, viii he entered II It's zaprep1ate place
N the Pacific Mail List, wHtch ~ printed and sent by mai 70
each and every postmaster in California aBi shs Territories Of
Oregon and washington, and By .4ena posted in a eClsPieeegs
over the eatire Pacific reg1on, Geerze Wilson may az once learn
from it THAI a letter for hini has be-a sers "a t6e SACRAMENTO
for the address on it points out that Il i intended Ter 6eorze
Wilson. late Of Pike county. Missouri Thus xNV letters VIII
be received that would Otherwise Be transmitted 70 the deal
letter office.
The envelopes containing The adrerlisiae cards sent 20 the
PIclfc Mat LIST New YORK, pay p1stage Ale orlinaTy mad
mater, and must Be prepaid The address, OF Lttsrs c1Pi-t
On the pieces Of paper or sarls shou,d oe write. IL a plain AID
distinct manner. The ttree-ceat pes5ags stamp enclosed n tTs
envelopes .defray the expenses OF EUhtEaC1sf- and ERass Aorhe
pasted 70 the cards, but simply enclosed with tCea- Ia Eheab
sence of postage stamps, shree-ceus coins nay b substituted
II i believed that this Circular has been drawn M S0expaeFtly
as ~ require 10 explanations baE should this pave not so -
the case, postmasters sill take mice that XII HRosr0Eatcnes
must be addressed to the Pscafc MAX LIST, New Fork. aut nos
to the department.
The first Of this series ef lists VIZ accompany the mail of May
5th, aal VIII be for~arded by each suceeeiiEsmal.
OITI Es K MOODS.
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COFFEE: CoFFEE:: COFFEE! =:

ID w. FIELD. Agent for the sale ef Coffee from TIT
ID. COMBS PLANTATION would INFORM the TRADERS thai he 4
constantly reeeiEiag COdee a the very best quality, from
TItcerab's PtaasaEiea Al Hanzlei. which he Offers for Sale 3t
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HOUSES 81

A TO LET.-The ne~ building on Haanakea street,
ID secoud door frsm Liberty Hall. containing three rooms
- up stairs. eo0k h0us-. well and necessary on the prem
ses. noxOccupied as a. retail store by a Doenea- Possession
o be given on the 10th Of March
For terms, apply to
H NJ WHITNEY
WILLIAM BACLE.
$3.50 Or CAPT. NOSSNAN.
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UNITED STATES POsT OFFICE DEP.Rr
rH---xe --
WASHINGTON, G., March 5, Is5s
throughout the Caited States VII
~ render 4 service IN our OpiRien, 70 persoas having corr
pOndenss- in the Pacific regioar By giving conspicuous place 10
the suejoi1ed circular in their respective columns.
o III B. WELLER.
Senate of the Z. 8. from California
J.. ". DENVER
House Of Rep. Us, from California.
2. I. HERBERT.
House Of Rep. Of L. :. from California.
JOSEPH LANE.
Del. from Oregon, II. R.. {. :.
F-H% J. PATTON ANDERSON.
Del. from Washington Territory II. H.. Us
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\ complete assortment Of stationery, &C. &c. &c.
35-f II. HACkFELD s Co.
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VI E-COUNTRY AND
Masters Of Ships wanting cash bargains would do wei TO
apply to dtE1 JOHN TH0S-
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against the editor of the Times when there

against the editor of the Times when there
was some ground for the accusations contained
in the article that had been read from that
paper.
Mr.. Snced. of Tennessee, ohj ,ctsd to trans.
ferring the responsibility of the investigation
from the basis assumed by the gentleman from
New York tn a statement IN \ 10 in debate by a
member If the House Mr. S. then stated
that on tho % | of December last the gentle.
man from North Carolina came to his scat and
told HIM in su distance what he had repeated
to the House, requesting his advice as to the
course he should pursue Mr.. made
written statement of tho case at the time it
was communicated to him by the gentleman.
and it was his msmor sndum of the occurrence
tn at enabled him to state the date.
Mr.. Brooks next withdrew his substitute
And then, under the operation Of the previous
question moved by Mr.. Stanton, the amend
ment of Mr. Campbell Of Ohio was adopted.
and as thus amended the resolution was adopt.
ed; and then they adjourned.
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IN THE PETITION OF Il PERKINS
~ Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio and w McMahon, O.
Philsd lphia, Pennsylvania, praying for the eI .
tension Of patent granted 20 them on the
April, l~a3, for an improvement In "Casi-Irou
the expiration OF said patent. which takes place
on the 10 b day Of AJril, 1857
is ordered. that the said petition be heard al
the Patent Once on Mond y, the 3Oth March
ner', at u O'Clock, m; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, II any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
ale In the Patent Once their objections, specially
Set forth In writing, at least twenty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony fled by either
party be used al said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the of.
ace, which will be furnished On application.
The testimony in the case viii be closed on the
10th OF March; dispositions and other pepns
relied upon testimony, must be fled In the obce
on or before the morning Of that day; the ugu-
ments, IL any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In
the Union, Lntelligencerand Evening star, WASH
ington, ID. c.; Republican, Baltimore; Md,
Evening Argus, Philadelphia, Pa, ard Daily
News. New York. N. ", and Adv ertiser Gin
ctnuati. Ohio once a week for three successive
weeks pre Yieus 10 the Both OF March next, tire
day Of hesring,
Commissioner Of Patents
PS-Editors OF the above papers will pt.,u>B
copy, and send their bills to the Patent 0noe.
with paper containing this notice.
ian 10-1aw3w
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PROCEEDINGS of To-Day.

In TEE House, to day, Mr.. Grow presented
a memorial from A. IL Reeder, contesting the
seat of j. w Whitfield as the Delegate from
the Territory of Kansas, and asked that it be
read
But objection to the reading being made, it
was referred to the Territories Committee.
Various reports from Committees on Private
Claims were then made in the shape Of bills,
resolutions, adverse recommendations, &c,
and were referred, or otherwise Immediately
disposed of.
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SPiRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.


The UaioR says:
Gsr. CAss AND rHE CABISEr.-The follow.
ing letter aPpeafed in the New York Herald
of January :. 1851
PoRrico, 173 F STREET,
WsshiugtOn, January 5, 1857.
informed you by telegraph, on the LIST of
Sanuiy, mat General Cass himself told me the
fIemlerShiP bad been rendered him. now
tniorm you, on the same authority, that he
mas accented the appointment of Secretary of
c,ste III has cost me two dollars, which
Pi9ase credit me In subscription to the Herald.
ADO forwarded two ceumunic ations, en-
oTac' ng memoirs
FIFTY TEARS OF EVENTS:
POLITICAL, PoETlCAL, AND HISTORICAL;
Win Anecdotes Of Remarkable Men.
BY JOHN BARNEY
which, n"t Paving been published, L request
may be returned to me by NALL having en-
closed 70 you tie requisite stamps to prepay
fhe postsge.
Pm your Obedient servant,
JOIN BARNEY.
We have made inquiry in regard to the
correctness Of the statements contained in the
foregoing letter, and feel fully authorized TO
say that they are entirely without foundation.
We feel equally we'll assured that no one
member OF the cabinet has yet been selected,
and that all statements to the contrary are
merely sPeculstiOns or copjectures.
We publish in another column to-day, Mr..
barney's account of the way he fell into this
mistake-which the fashionable reader will
mud OF interest. as all he writes for the public
eye is- The UHion's authorized denial is in
accordance with what We have repeatedly
stated to be the understanding among public
men IN Washington, despite the foolish con.
trary stories Of distant newspapers.
The I'steliigenoeT is to. day devoted to news
and Congressional affairs.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

In THE SENATE, yesterday, after we went TO
press, the debate on the Iowa contested (Sen.
atoriaD election case was continued by Messrs
Seward, Brown and Hale, in favor of the right
of the sitting member to the seat, and Messrs.
Stuart, Toucey and Douglas against it; until
they adjourned until Monday next.
In THE House, a number of private billie
were passed.
Mr.. kelsey called the attention Of the Hsuss
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RFINE EXHIBITION OF PAINT
NJ INGS.-The Ladies' OF Washington are
respectfully invited to view the large and splen-
did collection Of Paintings by masters Of the old
and moderen schools, now exhibiting at Iron Hall
The Hall Is comfortably warmed and brilliantly
lighted every night, and Is Of the most agree.
able places Of resort now open in Washington
Open from O'Clock a. m. TO Q p. m.
Admission free
The Paintings will be sold at Auction, by c.
w Boteler, Auctioneer, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, January 18th, commencing at 6h
clock. Jan lott
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LIST OF LETTERS

JdHtdft TO, 1857.
TOrdered to be advertised In tie &C EtsStsg
Star" agreeable 10 the following section Of the
Post Once Law-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation OF any daily paper pub.
lished In Washington:
SEC S. Aad be IL further enacted, That the
list Of letters remaining uncaled for in any post
Office In any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter, be pub
lished once only in the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall hdrs fhe larsssf
eiveslatios within the range Of the delivery OF
said Office, to be decided by the postmaster at
such office
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BOARD, &c.-MRs. BATES, ON THE 9. w
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
is prepared TO accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort viii be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be obtained. ap6-u
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q N REWAHD.-STOLEN FROM THE
~SO subscriber, between the 2ist and sl,h 81
December, patent lever Gold Wat b, plain a. So,
Nc 1891; made by NJ. J. Tobias g Co Liver,
pool; owned by Barnard Parsons, Of the city Of
W Washington, Also, a Purse containing
925; silver Table spoons, marked b = hatf
dozen Of Silver Tea Spoons, marked half
dozen Of Silver Forks, marked w ~ two
Gold Slides, two Gold Rings and Seal, set with
red belonging TO the Watch. Being relies OF
deceased father and brother, the abs w re~s ri
will be paid for the delivery Of the saTceh
MRS. nj l.. bRAuNER,
Jan 8-sts 9th street and Pa. ave-, Navy Yard.
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TIE WEEKLY STAR.

Our issue for the present week, a fine num-
Der, is now ready for delivery at the counter.
Price ; CENTS in wrappers 81 rs per year.
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EJOHN MITCHELL'S LECTURE
~ BY the correspondence below !. will be
seen that John Mitchell, the Irish Patriot, has
compiled l, with the accompany fattering request,
WASHINGTON.
JoHH MITCHELL, ESQ Dear Sir: Learning
that on your way home to Tennessee, you intend
visiting the City Of Washington, we should be
happy, In view OF your great reputation as pub
lie speai er, to have you deliver here Lecture on
any evening that you may fix for that purpose.
Believe us to be your obedient servants
Alex Stephens, Thos Florence,
PS Brooks, James l. Dor,
Howell Cobb, Geo Jones,
AG Watkins, Jno Wright.
G browne, John Cadwallader,
a Quitman, John Kelly,
Josheph Lane, Geo Vail,
40 Oliver, John Wheeler,
And others.
NEW YORK, OH January, 1857
To Hon. L. Ii. Florence A. Stephens. dc
gentlemen: am honored by the receipt OF your
courteous invitation to deliver a lecture In the
City OF Washington. To comply, will be FOR
me both duty and pleasure.
remain, gentlemen, with great respect, your
obedient servant JOHN MIrcHEII
Ma MITCHELL will deliver a Lecture i'm Carr
si's Saloon, on TUESDAY EVENING, the
18th inst at g O'Clock p III Subject" Pea re or
War In Europe
Tickets-FIFTY CENTS each-to be had at
Taylor d Mau'v's, and at Frank Taylor's Book
store, or al the door. Jan 102l*
WASHINGTON. JANUARY 9TH,
~ ls57-ht the meeting OF the Marion
Cln1 last night, the following gentlemen were
exPeled-James l. Warkeck and Lewis Higton,
FOR non payment Of dues. BY order Of the
Is CLUB.
K@NOTICE- THE DELEGATES TO
~ the Washington Club Convention are
hereby notified that an adjourned meeting Of the
Convention will be held at HARMONY HALL, on
TUESDAY, January 18th, at O'Clock D. m,
ly requested. AS DENT,
Ne President.
&JURNER'S BALLAD SOIREES AT
~ ODD Fellows HALL on TUESDAY
and THURSDAY NIGHTS
Cards of admisson-FIFTY CENTS. Doors
open at6K. Concert to commence at u O'Clock
precisely R. SHEKELL.
jan 12-2t Agent.
~ delphia prices, at the Philadelphia Ice
Cream Depot, corner Of 18th ana streets.
Ice Cream 81 so per gallon. jan 1O-Ims
NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEET.
U~A Ing Of the Sixth Ward Jackson Demo
cratic Association. will be held at AnacostIs
Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, January 18th
att O'Clock. Punctual attendance is reques ed
business will be transacted
an1O2t LEM'L. GADDIs, Sect.
WE MUST NOT BE DIsCOUR-
~ ag'd-for the winter is going This Is
the last winter moon. The three frst moons In
the New Years Almanac are the hrat spring
moons; and we shall HAYES ing weather In these
three moons The fourth moon In the Almanac
changes to the south for summer. The Path Of
April that will be the last cold change The
las! + all NJ DON changed twice in one month 10
the south, last year, and made thirteen changes.
and the first Winter Moon changed this side Of
4
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Boarding.

ID o. r ID - GENTLEMEN DESIRING
- Board can End very comfortable sccommods-
tons, at 3o4 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets, over Mr.. Ridenour's CONNECTION
ery. dec % I'm
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~ entitled " The Wreck Of the Golden Mary "
being the captains account Of the great deliver
aace Of her people In open boat at sea- for sale
al Shilling'ons News Depot.
Also on hand, Leslie's Gazette Of Fashions for
January, Punch's Almanac for 1857, and HARE 3
new weekly newspaper, at
SHILLIN6TON'S Bookstore,
Oden Building, Cor. Pa. ave and X st.
ian l0-3t
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lust RECElVED.-AN INVOICE OF
d dne Tinted and French Papers Also, Guilt
Letter, Bath Note, &c. FER6UsON,
JAMS ie6 7th street
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VERY COLD.
WE HAVE YET ON HAND A GOOD
w supply ofSTOvES for Coal or Wood, and
still receiving daily fresh supplies for those that
have not yet been supplied, new patterns Coal or
Wood. Also, new style LAT TOP COOK
ING STOVE just recei' ed with other kinds
We are now ssIiins our Stoves aud other Goods
veIy cheap for cash, at No. 3ls, sign of Stoves,
Crates, and Housefurnishing Goods, 3ls.
g. WOODWARD & SON,
jan lo-st 3ls Pa. sv bet 10Th and nth SITS.
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AmuSeueuts.
Washington Cirtns and bnPithsatrs.
Corner Of seventh stree, and the Avenus.

Brilliant Success Of this
SPLENDID CIRCUS TROUPE.
The best now performing IN America, presenting
a greater host OF talented
MALE AND FEMALE EQUESTRTASs,
ICROBATS, AND GYMNASTS
Than has ever been together In one establish meat
THIS EVENING,
The following unequalled artists viii appear:
MADAME Louise TOVRNIAlRE,
THE FERRANTI FAMILY,
MONSIEUR DEBACH,
The Prince Of Clowns, jim MYERS and jim
BURT
And Mr.. f. WOODS, HAWKINS FOSTER,
Masters DERIOUS, ALONZO, &C.
Prices or ADaIssIoN.-Dress Circle, 50 cents;
Pit, IS cents. Children half price.
liz Grand afternoon performance on w ednes-
day and saturday
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N~WHAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE
W. TO KNOW HI USES FURN.
ISHED We want Housekeepers and those
about 10 commence Housekeeping tn bear In mind
that the first, second, third and fourth rooms of
our large and spacious warehouse are filed to
their utmost capacity with every description Of
CABINET FURNITURE and House furnish
Ing Goods generally, to which we respectfully
Invite the attention Of those In want of bargains
Houses furnished throughout with every arlicle
In the house keeping line VERY CHEAP FOR CASH,
or to punctual dealers at the usual credit Call at
the " HoUsEKKEPRR's EMPORIUM" and examine
our stock before purchasing. Our motto is
"Qsiek sales and small profits"
BONTZ Il COOMBS,
dec l-3m 9TH street. between | and K
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S~A sary Of the Columbia Typogra phical go
ciety will be celebrated by a SUPPER, at Will
laIds' Hotel, on the 18th instant, (franklin's
Birthday Members Of the Craft and others who
NAV desire to he present should procure their
tickets prior to the 1ith Tickets TWO DOL
LARS to be had Of the Committee MEM
her OF which may be found at each Of the printing
OAces In the city. THE COMMITTEE.
jan Q 2t (Intel ID
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FRE6ISTER' OFFICE, WASHING
IA TON, December "a, S56-NOTICE
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given that licenses for butchers
stalls and for hucksters, also licenses for dogs,
will expire on the Dist instant and that the same
must be renewed within ten days.
SAML. T.. DOUGLASS,
dec ~ dtJan10 Register.