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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-13

CRIfOL1ER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO q
Partisan exposition of the fashions OF the day,
cr'E ollBe has rec ived notice OF its final ban
ispment from aristocTatic circles. It paric.
larry draws the attention Of the folio wers OF
ton TO the fact that AT the bali At the TuilerIes,
on Wednesday evening, her Imperial Males.
ty, dressed with her usual exquisite taste, ex.
hibltrd "une grdnde sobriste dana tamplear dss
tntournurss, {" a delicate way Of expressing the
absence of that datest2ble cage which adds
to fem ale Dimensions The Empress's example,
IL appe ars, has been initiated by all those who
nave prefe ns ions to mingis In tho circles OF
fashionable life The consequence is, that the
impeachment 10 the free circulation Of the guests
is now In some measure removed, and the
grand staircase OF Tuieries, which has lately
been almost impracticable At a certain hour of
the ev. mig. when the early party departs and
the la er visitors present themselves, ID now
ascPpced without the usual difficulty. At one
OF the representations at the Theatre COmpiene
The crinoline was voted an absurd and enor-
NOUS uisaDcp. The ladies only found seas.
The cavaliers were compelled to stand the
hole of the evening. At the ball on Wednes-
day evening the Duchesse de Persigny ana
Matame Saw were the theme of general ad.
m,rstion. Their toilet was pronounced ire
proachable. They too had renouncsd the re.
pudiated crinoline. A struggle has commenced
between the pro and anti-crinoliniss, the
former being still in the majority. The dress
makers will not let the fashion OF exaggerated
vice. circIirg robes and over GRO wded decOra.
tions 60 out il they can help it London
G0rnl2S Post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-13
DENTISTRY.
GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN

/ would advise all persons having teeth
to extract to call at Dir: L.WIE'S office. 6@
ans have the N taken out without pain. 0
proved method ofinsertins ARTIFICIAL TEsrH.
fyou once see the great i'm provement in his teeth
you wa have them in NO other style than this
sfw ana valuable one Teeth inserted on Cola,
have not advanced the price on our work since tt .
great change in gold.
No. ZAP Penn'a avenue. between 18th and 18th
jan 26-Iy s.R LEWIR. NJ. D.. Dentist
I'm TIsTR,-Drs. LOOK WOOD MERRILL,
- Dentists, Room No. .. Wsshiug ton
! Sgadins. corner Penna. avenue and 7tA2
TOOTH-A ACHE CURED INSTANTLY BY TEE
=, y extern al AGpc alton Of DR SIGES-
SohRs ,6 or
With the teeth aching, and relieves instantly. By
this aid every decayed tooth can be cured and pre-
ssfytd BY Sling E;, ana e4sdias up With Dr.
inserted over roots At $50 Pa sV. 5sns a% ns'n
ORPHANS COURT, February It'll, ls56.-DIs
- rRlCT or COLUMBIA. Washington COUNTY
10 ,r,t:-iu the case Of John B; Turton. admin
the &C ministrator aforesaid has. with the appr0.
baton of the Orphans Court of Washington
county Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY, the
lst day OF March next, for the final settlement
deceased, and of the assets in hand, as far a.
the same have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
Of said deceased are notified to attend at the Or
With their claims properly vouehed, or they may
stherwfse by law be excluded from all benefit in
said deeeaseds estate provided q copy Of this or.
the Evening Star. previous to the said lat day OF
Test: &c. ReBBINs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-13
SECRIf DIsEASEsl sECREf DISEASES !
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SANARITANS GIFT

TIL h0ST CkhTAlN III hDS CS
Yes, A Positive Care" for
GONORHGA GLEET. STRIC TURES,
Contains no Mineral. no Baisam, no Mercury
Only Ten Pals to be Taken 10 Efsr a Cure.
They are entirely vegetable, tsv,bg smell nor
Any unpleasant taste, and VII not in any way in
juFs The stomach or TO Se's me meat as,,ssts
in I" twenty four hours" Prepared by q gradua 10
If the Cniversity of Pennsylv enc Of the most
NO hxPosURE. NO TRoBBLE. 70 CHANGE WHATEVER.
Let tb ose who have drsraired Of settiag cured ,
or who have been sorsed with Balsam Copavia, or
SAAARITANS GIFT.
sent by mail In plain envelope.
Prise-Maie packages, 81. Femsle.a
BLoODi BLoODii BLooD!ty
r or NsRs.L DIsnAsss. DO 'A''
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND he JUICES
the gpsf as isiss III.
sAMARITAN's ROeT AND aERB JUloe is 8
most potent, certain and .ffectual remedy ever
Of the yer eresi poison. 80 that cure thorough
d, and be healed and do not transmit to your pos
'sr''' max 0f 10 S1i NOT HSn 6s s i 's' ''
AhoSStn sSr &c aS II
viii remove every vsstige Of impurities from the
system. we'll IS all the bad Effects of Mercury.
FEMALESi FaNALESi
In m~ny affections Nth WHICH anmbsr. OF !e-
% %st' happily ' asaped, in liberated Uterus. 10
Whites in besrieg down. Falling OF the Womb,
Debility and for all co plants ncident to he ss.
" sAMARITANs CHANcRB WASH.
DESMOND L co. Box 15b Philadelphia Post
soid by g. CALVERT FORD. crrnsr llth st. and
HENRY oeoK. Alexandria. may ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-13

QUEENS OF SONG. Being memoirs of soma
~ OF the most celebrated female vocsists, from
By Ellen Clayton, vol With portraits
Arctic Rest Arches and Life among the Esdui
Maux In tha years 1850, 1851 and iaSa By CHARLES
Francis Hall, With maps and 100 iliustrations
deA f- FRANCk TAYLOR
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AN ACT

To AMEND SECTION 4O7 OF THE CIVIL
CODE, y To ID \ NEW SECTION
To THE CIVIL CODE TO BE NUMBERED
SECTION +07 (a-)
Be IT ENACTED. by the King and the Legis-
lative Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands,
in the Legislature of the Kingdom assem-
bled:
SECTION /. That Section 407 of the Civil
Code be, and the same Is hereby amended so
as 10 read as follows:
"SEcrIoS 4O7. No inter-i>land letters
shall be transmitted by mail unless previous
ly stamped. and 1t shall be unlawful for any
individual TO convey any letter or letters from
port 10 port; provided, however, that in case
of d deficiency of stamps, the Postmaster at
the place of mailing may receive an equiva-
lent in money, and mark such letter II paid
and subscribe his name thereto, and such let
tiers shall be transmitted in due course Of
mail Amy person conveying any letter or
letters IN contravention of this Section shall
be liable TO a fine OF not less than five or
more than fifty dollars, TO be recovered before
any Police or District Justice, at the suit OF
the Postmaster General, or any Postal Agent
throughout the Kingdom. one half of which
fine shall be paid to any person informing of
the violation of this law
"SEcTIoN 407(a.) Each coasting vessel
shall have placed in some conspicuous and
convenient place a locked post-office box or
bag, legiblv lettered. and the master of every
such vessel shall act as q route agent to the
nearest Postmaster according 70 IFS direction.
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description on the passport, if there be any
description, and TO report the passports and
all information pertaining to them TO the
Headquarters of the Police of Honolulu.
And every female under the age OF twenty
five years, whose habitual place of residence
is on one of the other islands, who shall
have visited Oahu without having procured
a passport; as in the preceding sections set
forth, shall be liable TO be arrested and sent
back to her place of residence, at the ex-
pense of the vessel on which she came TO
Oahu.
Approved this 10Th day Of January, =.
D. 1866. kAMEHAMEHA r.
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AN ACT

TO MAKE \ PERMANENT SETTLEMENT
on His HIGuNESS MATAlO kEkUA-
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but the route agent, before delivering shall
deface or obliterate the stamp or stamps on
anv letters so mailed on pain of a fine OF not
less than ten or more than fifty dollars, 10 be
recovered before any Police or District Jus
tice, and on the repetition Of such offence
the license Of the vessel commanded by such
Postal agent shall be liable to be revoked by
the Collector General OF Customs, after con-
viction before any Police Justice at the COM
plant OF any Postal agents"
Approved this 10Th day of January. A.
D. 1866. kAMEHAMEHA r.
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PAPERS

ID many others, 100 numero Gus to specify
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AN ACT
TO AMEND SECTION % OF THE CIVIL
CODE.

TO AMEND SECTION % OF THE CIVIL
Be IT ENACTED, By the King and the Legisla-
tive Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands, in
the Legislature of the Kingdom assembled
SECTION l.. That Section IS of the Civil
Code be and the same is hereby amended, by
striking out the word " five" and substituting
therefor the word one" in the last line but
one and by striking out the word - six" and
substituting therefor the word three" in
the last line Of the said section, so that the
section will read as follows:
"SEcTIoN IS. Any person who shall set
up or promote any such theatre, circus,
Hawaiian hula, show or exhibition, or shall
publish or advertise the same, or otherwise
aid or assist therein, without a license first
obtained as provided in Section 96. or contra
~ 10 the terms and conditions of such license,
or while the same is suspended, or after the
same shall have expired, without Obtaining a
new license, shall be fined a sum not exceed
ing one hundred dollars. or imprisoned at
hard labor not exceeding three months, in
the discretion of the Court"
Approved this Both day of December, \.
D. 1864. hAMEHA MEHA K.
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AN ACT
RELATING TO THE ADOPTION Or
DREN.

Be IT ENACTED, by the King and the Leg
%islative Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands,
in the Legislature of the Kingdom assem-
bled:
SECTION !. That the several Circuit
Judges throughout the Kingdom shall be,
and they are hereby empowered. to certify
and legalize the adoption of Children, in like
manner with the Justices of the Supreme
Court.
SEC. .. This Act shall take effect and
become a law from and after the date of its
passage.
Approved this 3Oth day of December, AID.
1864. KAMEHAMEHA Z.
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TO MAKE \ PERMANENT SETTLEMENT
on His HIGuNESS MATAIO kEKUA-
NAOA.
WHEREAS, the public services of His High
ness Mataio kekuanaoa, the father Of his
late Majesty kamehameha ", his present
Majesty kamehameha V, and Her Royal
HIghness Princess Victoria kamamalu
kaahumanu, their p~resumptive TO the
Throne, have now extended over a period
of more than forty years, and have been of
great value to this nation: and achereas,
His Highness has lately signified his desire
to be freed from the burthen of active
duties, in the administration of public
affairs. on account of his advanced years );
and ,chereoS, it is right that, at the close
of his long public career. the nation should
express its recognition of His Highness'
services, therefore,
BE IT ENACTED, by the King and the Legisla-
tive Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands, in
the Legislature of the Kingdom assembled ::
SECTION L. That the sum of four thou
sand dollars per year, is hereby granted to
His Highness. AIataio kekuanaoa, during
the term OF his natural life and that the
Minister of Finance is hereby authorized
and required to pay the same out of the
Public Treasury, in such proportion as it
may be usual to pay any other salaries or
allowance, by the Government, whether the
same be payable yearly or for fractions of a
year.
SEC. ?. His Highness shall be entitled
TO draw from the Public Treasury, as in the
preceding section set forth, from and after
the date of the passage of this Act. Provid-
ed, however. that no sums shall be paid out
of the Public Treasury, and no allowance
made under this Act until His Highness may
have resigned, or ceased TO have any right
to draw any sums for any appointment or
office under Government.
Approved this 3lst day of Dec. AID. 1864.
KAMEHAMEHA r.
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The following IRE received hv Express regularly. and gener
ally in advance Of the mails. They will be forwarded 10 sub
scribers, passages Pdti, by me ~ the annexed terms:
Weekly Bulletin, per aunum
Sacramento l liou-.
y. B.-The u -rsigned has an agent in San Francisco, 10
secure and forw' "A the above papers, which are often put on
board after the vessels are under sail, thus enabling subscribers
TO obtain their papers more promptly than in any other way.
II. VI. WHITNEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-20
Mem Publications.
NOW READY-The JANUARY NUMBER OF
HOURS AT HOME.


The following is the table Of con,snts sr.r.
THE CHILD ON THE JUDGMENT SEAT: -
. poyn WRITTEN YoR Honk III IBk AUihym ~
OF THE SCHONBEkd CoiAA
FAMILY.
pRAPERS CIVIL POLICY OF AMERICA.
NOTIONS ABOUT NAMES, by Prof AssoS j. uPtos.
DOLLY DRYDEES CHRISTMAS, by Mi" T. STUART
PHgLPt. - ,., -. , ,.r,r,r porM
BY W. GILMORE sIhMs.
GTrSrAvIIS ADOLPHUS. by Archbishop TRtNCH
GEOFFRFY TuE LOLLAED by FRANcr EASTWOOD;
TIE LATE Vsc0GNT PALhERSIoN' oJ u NJ
IovLg. - - - -
MAGNANIMITY. by II. T. TUCKgRsAs or ,,,s
LITHER WATCHING BY TIP BODY VT hiS
DAUGHTER MAGDALEHE;
POEN NJ rus AUTHOR 0f
THE HOUSEHOLD OF BOUFERIE
PORT ROYAL. DES CHAMPS by Miss AssIE SHEAR
NAN. -
UNTrL EVENING. by Miss M. A. hLDEs
LOW WOOD INN. by Prot Moan PORTER 49, ~
TYPoGRAPHiCAL ELOCUTiON, by Prot W. c. Co
THF CEDARs or LEBANON; A PoEx with an illus
PATii0TIC RECORD OF HARVARD COLLEGE, by
J. {. ROPEs, ESQ.
TIIRFE YEARS BY Prsf 4. Crrrts. n,,, ~,
SHORT SERMONS FOR SUNDAY iotHOoL ihhch'
IRs No VII. by the Rev C.. 5. ROBINSON
THE GIANT CITIES OF BAsiiAac BY the hdi'oi
BOOK NOTICES.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-20
ORDEAL FOR WIVES

Is the title Of very vel w.sa nove Depending but le
upon hs -ecen,rlciy plot o. Startling situation aerna
nent natural interest thrown about the chafacer' by
tic sk tn which they Iencsted and m,une in which
tLe scIicn out the story Tie title can hardly be
called prepo..e,ns seemingly implying some eoniuEa dni'
cae, where's II Is ther 'he pr, martial state which IL re-
Gerrrd to in the " Ordeal Hasiiord Courant.
One elegar. isn.o voi Tlu.ra,ed. Price. ~ 20
THE AMERICAN NEWS Co., Publishers.
Nos. liq and I2i ksssAust, n. Y.
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WANTED-Thc people to see the two bean.
MOOR ' WII,sTACH W sRipyIS No rs %",, FeurtG H.
At. Cincinnati, and No. 90 Wslkerst. kew.York" TIE
APPLE GATHERING" nom the original painting by Je
rome Thompson Plate 2Ox0 inches Price $5; and "1HE
FIRST BLOW FOR LIBERTY new historical engraving
from original design by " o. C. DsIley ~ A. fs'o 25s
3s inches. Price SIS. AGENTS WANTED In III part. OF
United States who competent present these btsn
ul works Of art to subcribe State business experience.
and name territory wanted to csnvaE.
MOORE. WILSfACH BALDWIN,
NJ. b0 Waikera.,
keU.York
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-20
Neu pnblieatlotls.
Resdy this Morning.
T IFE AND TIMES OF DIR. G.. SPRING.
II Published this dayby
CIIks. sCRIBNER & Co.,
No iA Grandst.. kew.York.
No. lN Gnnd.st., New. Y ORR

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YORK With tine steel Portrait. vos crown svo. on
tinted paper. Price 80.
Them y Ob,eyrer says; We announced some ulon'h'
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already completed his years, had been ior some
time .ngsged in preparing for tue press some volumes oi
OF His Life and Iaes We happy IN beng
able to stat. ha, re has completed be work We need ony
repeat this to awsken in tue mnd' Of
an anxious desire to become possessed Of work which viii
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We do not kno Dny living divine 90 ably ond fully qualified
20 write hook Of th. Character which win such
multitude Of readers.
Comic, sent by mail pos, -p,id on receipt Of price.
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THE ILL sTRATED
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br

JEAN INUkLOW,
tsis. tie acknowledged precedence.
t WI sand Ia the hnt r,n<s truy besutif sft book
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o srt.'
very pleasant gin boot for the Sevens and tho Seven
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attends the perusa aud rejoice, you close tho
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10 her msEy sduircTa"
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cloth. Price - morocco, price ~.
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For sale in New YORK by O.StELT
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=, vic. PIreTs., - 1900. ,
81 OLIVER TWIST and tbc JEW FAolNs TOM
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I niby Rrdss."
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T,iE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1860.

IrHs POPULAR POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL
ANNUAL WILL BE READY SHORTLY.
coSTsSrs:
AsTnoSONcL DHPsRrsNsf'
Eclses for the yea 1876
Lunar aud Pane.aEy Conuuuc'ons
Conjunction Of Tiane's aud other Aspect,
Mes aDd Valuable Tide Tables 70. 100 Plsos>
Jewish aud si4hone5an Calendars.
Table oi siTty-one Bright Stars
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Public Resolutions and PToclaraslons.
SIsvehodcTs Rebellion, or Chronicle Of Wa, Events.
The Union Pr1ty ia1oG5-ResoIu'ions Of hs Union State
Conventions on Reconstruction and Impartial Suffrage.
Impartial sufiage--Laws in the Several States
Tire constitutional Amendiaent.
The second lnongt1al Adirtss Of President Lincoln
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