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- ". DENNETT, ESQ.


There is hardly any topic at present listened to
here that of the distribution of the offices un.
der the present administration. Most of the ap
plicants, who have been premenading Pennsylva-
MIA avenue from this city, are again lounging
about the different offices here-they have come
home, many Of them, with flea in the ear
There 10 one thing pretty generally conceded here,
and that Is, that IT will require the burning of con.
siderable birthstone 10 purity the atmosphere Of the
Boston Custom House. It's q regular hospital oi
invallds just at this tme-but few davs must set.
tie all this struggling for office.


Dr. Jones keeps up his eternal lectures on the
reproductive system, use and abuse" first TO '.a-
dies only" then to gentlemen only" and is doing
a good business at 1t. Professor Gouraud has met
with so much opposition here as 10 almost dlscour
age him. The little "Transcript" 10 actually un-
nerciful upon him, and gives him thrust every
day


The democrats are getting up another ball, to
come off al Faneuil Hall tonight, in commemora-
tion OF Gen Jacksons birthday, this being the eve
of that occasion, as the day comes on Saturday. =
The last ball, on the 4th, inauguration day,) was
so crowded as to render il extremely uncomorta-
be On this occasion the tickets will be limited:
wise precautIon.


The propretors Of the circus have got up a most
magnificent pageant here lately, entitled The aBull
Fights of Spain" in which one OF their horses is so
taught to enact the animal to the lie, and falls
when struck at the given point in the neck laying
as stiff as though he were actually dead. The crea-
ture does the business most wonderfully, and al
lows himself to be dragged oil without evincins
the least signs Of life


AT the National Theatre they have got up most
excellent pantomlme entitled "Baron Munchau-
ssen," and have got Sig Paulo, from Drury-lane
London, to do the clown. The piece draws won
derfuly AT the Museum they are playing 70.
mantle little drama entitled a "Fleur de Marie"
founded on Sues novel-aIso a new farce, written
by one OF Mr. Kimbslrs company, entitled "Dodg.