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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03

A New Comet.--Auother comet was discover
ed on Friday evening the 25th ult. by Mr.. Robert
Van Arsdale, at Newark, in the costeation Of Cas-
siopea, which is nearly in the zenith; its approx
80 minutes mean time was, north dec. 60 deg l2
min. the right ascension 2 hours minutes. Ii
came to the meridian at o'clock As minutes, decl.
GO deg. Right ascension hours minutes. II is
of a small, round bright appearance, with an cx-
ceedngy rapid motion in direction apparently
opposite to that of the sun. After only short OBJ
servation il changed its place very perceptiby
No record this heavenly visitor says the Ad,vr-
tiSer, is known 10 have been previously made. Il
is not apparent to the naked eye.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03

For Hats or Caps, call at HENDLEY'S, Sc
cond door east Of the United States Hotel, Penn
sylvania avenue where also may be be found a
great variety of understands drawers, dress-shrts,
gloves, hosiery, cravats and other goods for gen
temen.
For gracefulness, durability, and cheapness,
HENDLEY'S hats are not TO be surpassed.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03

Fuel for the Poor.-In consequence OF build
ing operations at the CAPITOL during the last eight
teen months, hundreds, perhaps thousands, of old
barrels (emptied of their contents of lime and ce
ment) had accumulated, and were piled up on
various parts of the premises until they became
obstructive to the work there in progress. Ofbut
little or no value, and there being no further use
for them, they were given to the poor large num-
Der Of whom, for several days pas have supplied
themselves plenteousy.
The neighborhood OF English hill afforded the
majority Of the participants in this wholesale dis
trbuton of barrels and particles other worthless
timber.
Both men and women, together with their chill
dren, were in every direction, some with
wheelbarrows, carrying the fuel to their humble
homes. Many one, too, with barrel filed
with slaves, dashed the back, with hoops
thickly set over the shoulders, and carrying bas-
kets of chips in the hand. Two women, whom
we Yesterday saw thus adened, conveyed enough
of the material TO fill cart! They logged along
merrily, happy with their good fortune.
While a smile could not be repressed at the
novel exhibition, it gratifying to the heart that
these INDECENT poor people were thus gratuitously
supplied with winter fuel.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03

Bloomer.--Among the promenaders of the
of the avenue, yesterday afternoon, was young
lady from the north, in the celebrated Bloomer
costume She was accompanied by gentleman
who, report says is her father. As, we presume,
she will again be seen in public, description OF
dress in print is unnecessary 1t is reasonable TO
suppose that they who are disposed to initiate the
style will consult the fashion plates. On SO deli
cate subject we need not express an opinion,
further than TO say that the garb is better suited
TO single ladies than TO married ones, because
every husband prefers himself to wear the trousers.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03

HH- Methodist Episcopal Church south,
Eighth street. between and l. The Rev. James A. Dun
PASTOR will preach in this church tomorrow sabbath
ut IL o'clock A. NJ. and 7 p NJ.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03

Warlike.-We are unprepared TO say whether
or not the recent stirring intelligence from abroad
of fighting between the Turks and Russians. and
the conflicts of the rebels and the imperial troops
in China-has famed belicose spirit in the midst
of u.s. but certain is that of late, there have been
several personal conflicts; fortunately with no
fatal termination One Of those battles, triangu-
lar affair, took place on Thursday night, at hotel,
;.ncceeding some warm words about candidate
for an office in Congress and another occurred
on Pennsylvania avenue, Yesterday afternoon As
TO the merits of the controversy we are not fully
posted nor do we care to know them. But severe
blows were dealt, and, consequence, human
forms were lcvelled for awhile, TO the entertain.
ment of the bystanders. The first fight YVES in the
nature OF a spontaneous combustion-unpremedi'
,ated the second had its origin in ennty Of long
standing.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03

Murder at the Falls.--The Lockport Courier
is informed that a most horrible murder was COM
mitted near the Suspension Bridge on Sunday
evening. II seems that a man named Thomas
Costello was charged with stealing some money
from woman, aud man living near the bridge
whose name we have not learned, took the part Of
the woman. This enraged Costello, and Just at
eve, Sunday, he decoycd this man from his house
10 the bank of the river, where he pitched him over
the precipice, killing him instantly The murderer
fled over the bridge into Canada, and at last ac-
counts had not been taken
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03

VA The Rev Henry Slicer is mentioned as a
candidate for the chaplaincy Of the United States
Senate.
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q M MsfmRnts.
RIsLEY,S VARIETE.

MRS. CHARLES H 0W ARD
Respectfully informs her friends and the public
generally, that her farewell benefit and final adieu
to Washington will take place on SATURDAY
EVENING, DECEMBER Sd, when will be pre-
sented the new comedy Of
TIME TRIES ALL.
Laura Lesson. MRS. CHARLES HOWARD.
To be followed by the musical farce of
JENNY LIND.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03

TO CORRESPONDENTS
&R- Prize Tickets must be returned before thsy
can be renewed or cashed.
c8~ All orders from distance for Tickets in
the above Splendid Schemes will be promptly and
faithfully filled, and official drawings sent to all
who order Tickets. Address,
r. FRANCE & CO., Managers,
Nov. 2T--d&tw Baltimore Md
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03
Amount of Expenditures. S2,652 36l

Risley's Variete.-The last appearance and
farewell benefit of that charming actress and voca-
list, Mrs. Charles Howard, will take place this
evening During her short engagement, she has
endeared herself to the numerous friends and ad-
mrers Of elegant comedy in this city, by the ex-
qusite taste and refined conception Of her roles.
Those Of our citizens who have not had the OPP
portunity of seeing Mrs. Howard, can now avail
themselves Of the only, and probably the last, OPP
portunty which presents itself. In her style she
is happy she is original and piquant, and
manages her voice with ease, spirit, and force.
1t would be unnecessary, in our opinion, to pre-
sent an elaborate criticism on the most clever i'm
personation, by Mr.. Charles Howard, last night,
of the character of the Mysterious Stranger" in
the highly interesting drama of Satan IN Paris,
and the great judgment and nmitable skill with
which Mrs. Howard actualized the part of the
Widow Cheerly," in the admirable comedy ofthe
Soldiers Daughter
Mrs. Howard personates, this evening, in the
new comedy of Time Tries All, the character Of
Laura Lesson, and she appears, afterwards, rs
Margery, in the aughable farce of the Rough Dia-
moad. She will be assisted, on this occasion, by
Mr.. J. M. Dawson, (of the Broadway Theatre, New
York who will sustain the character of Cousin
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03

WANTED, by Member of Congress, a
wv comfortable sitting-room and bed room, with
board in the house of private family Of respect
ability Possession required about the 10Th inst.
Address, with terms and other particulars, "NAS-
SAU," at this office.
Nov ST
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03
The Coat Case.-We have already stated that,

The Coat Case.-We have already stated that,
several weeks ago, while Mr.. Hinton, merchant
tailor passing along Seventh street, he recog-
nized on the back of young man, named Thomas
+. Hardiman, an overcoat, valued at thrty-fve
dollars, which was stolen from him nearly two
years ago The journeyman who made the gar
ment swore 10 the article; but cousin OF the ac-
cused testified, under oath, that be was with Har
diman two years and half ago, in Utica, New
York, and saw him buy the coat in that city; and
not only this, but that The coat had precisely the
marks by which Mr. Hinton was enabled to recog-
Mise il as his property
Justice Dom postponed decision in this case
until yesterday; and, notwithstanding the remon-
strances of the two lawyers acting for the accused
required him to give bail for his appearance at the
approaching term of the criminal court.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03
gGtttri&s.
FIVE GRAND LoTTERIEs

FIVE GRAND LOTTERIES
FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER.
R. FRANCE & CO.,
Sole Managers and Contractors of the Ma
ryiand state Lotteries.
Managers Office, No. A North Calvert ST., next
door TO Barnums City Hotel,
Batinors, Ma
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03

To conclude with the petite comedy Of
THE ROUGH DIAMOND.
Prices of admission, orchestra chairs, IS cents
dress circle, SO cents; family circle, 25 cents.
A gentleman accompanied by two ladies adj
mtted for 81 to the dress circle.
Doors open at past 6-curtan will rise at quar-
ter past T.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03
ANOTHER TEN DOLLAR LOTTERY.
Capital $4,000.

THE MAMMOTH oFTHE MONTH.
Capital 100000.
S3l ,535 prizes, amounting to 81 ,oS0,400.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
MARYLAND.
For the Benefit Of the Consolidated Lottases
Of Maryland
Class B.
To be drawn in Baltimore Nd, Saturday, Dec ST. 1885,
SCHEME.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03

CHARLES Il. WEAVER, Attorney at
" Law and General Agent for the prosecution
of claims against the government, washington
DC. Oct l9-lyd&cp
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Gelegraptir.
Methodist Church Controversy settled.

BY the House Line, expressly for the Sentinel.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-03

nRESSING ROBES.--Another large and
IL varied supply Of fine and low-priced Robes
de Chambre, some all wool. Also, a small lot of
French robes, at STEVENS'S
Sales Room, Browns Hotel
Dec 3-3tif
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-14

s' een.s ss-n rs No VS. ssns sR SsFs ,a ss'. ss,
chm the srss and eousncs dsns al hro~as
scrs Thinks No eonsreed fb tEh. pert5u y sta No fe
20 ess h,i .i'.s "a i1sssSs1 sS i.
,s- 70 T,s'o, s s,E.ss 70 otSes cesngns 80 30 a 80
John Ws.on of No with sna aess-d them ia-y yer.
tsn fsen nats and persons r- eassss "a
nsri aud Wn Jentias bsba of wsssa.
ia T. NvoonA Foreman 70 testified that he not
strOrs For-sn Of So ,stae h.i he prssen aar
dds b th places s.uasslsto ~ho
he yer, ,e fry sixty ho4 Of the rop nor ay ot
oSsliss hs Of No ~ H sns essef 10 o. person hSi Of
No 70 roFe saw Rodn wien he arrested b had sod Of
down GIsne i0-srd No IN opposite direction from No %
D. isisea that he present At the ,a.y ire-'
H ,5 % nm 1hr ~ S1 a 70 S ~ =. Roo
. Or r. ss from No ~ stones thrown By parties
saw 20 y 90 sf .~ss md P 81 sr cos,
to tsbt eosnzed eu cn Of them u. hsss- hnf. "a,
hIc"r .n..; Henry N.yn.nIs Of No Is,is,
tst forensa desired him 10 r. Rodrrs p nd he iholghi
rsse t trs1rs 70 s.ls hin sersi.'y Of No pat .' not
eH.yss With ston IN Seventh as'r south SHiA '''a'
osI ss, ie% h,, he P5..a. a: II: ,f'y anos. he
~ sai - - 80 - h. hsa Az
e.ea l Wm Jennnss Of No aai az essr' ate np,ss
when lie Dssler with stone IN bis hand running toward No.
Nun by testified hsf he the .sr.y
tie rzndst toward No
in h- hand arrested i'm he called for help sat
them heard him he eOad not be srresed DID not re-
cofr rse Any e'se taking setive part
M6len testified tbs. belonged 70 Engine No lo Brown
otheYrsn with No that ngt
thrown from both Computes while sanding
sdvst several perors up with ro1s e1d cins
them lesve down thoss s.ons when ons OF
struck him times the head with aek ala no
seeh him after thai until next dAy.
Jrcob sst Leonard Needhsn or Eamaa
ore c the Of the rot he going
GTndst when and knocked him down aud Need
hlm then picked mp AID ran afeT bis sssalAnt
The Justice here decided that he had heard sufficient
evdt nee to warrant him in holding the parties for ta at
the Court Of Sessions and required them to give bonds IN
s5o0 each, TO appear, or stand committed
CovMox CoUScIL ITEMs.-At the meeting of the Board
Monday evening Communication received from william
the not IN Bd Saturday evening and .skng ths an nvss
SHOULD be bsd the subject The subject referred 70
Select Committee consisting Of Barker WmArth hooeJ
In fonsgansnee Of the continued Chier ngnee
Wm. Meekes wss sppcniedt - act IN h- plses - -, uru
appropriation Of 80 was made toward he support OF WI
liansbUrgh DhpeIsary.
CHARGE OF FFoRGERy.-Yesterdsy afternoon the keeper
pcit,house Eighth ard North secondts named
arrested by Oaeers MeEoy And Calhoan on
BY Justice Boswell complaint OF In9nss orh
rerz a No seO charging him with feo1oHsy
rponr TO be signed by Owen McMshoa OF
NeWArk for the Of the OF fi -
The Henry Bush Of No 2oi Prontt Ne"fok The
follows; - =. ,.-,
Two months date promise to the order Of Henry T.
~ Isiapedl OWEN MCMAHON
Accused wa, required give bail to apes, for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-14
LAW LNTELLIGENCE.
IMPORTANT LIBEL SUrr-SEvESrH DAY
SUPERIOR CoURT-Befors Judge OAKLEY
PIT d prv at Isme< Gordon Bennett.

Fdvsia P Fry .st James Gordon Bennett .
Yesterday morning at the opening of the Court, Mr..
Jerasn for the plaintiff prssenee to the Coaf' soe'
L. II. addressed the Jury assuring them that ne cams Dc
e. no, for ~. pleasure Of coming them for more than
one reason: disssreeaSie and the aS VI H
v,,,.her bad His learned opponent had thusat proper ~
ry in what night called speech O fourteen sours-
Az hs which the former occupied ofs
~ than The latter sled with promises Of "na ne NS'
, lager subset rsespiruIsss what ne Aae proved
He had d.ed Benefits purity, the soiiy OF i@s -
AZ m. putd the sxcassbs character Of the publications
their perfectly innocent far /" reshrsed MI r'
,Aou.h be IVES ready admit Bennett hsa hoensa 80
one else the walst brokers' the gamblers VOC r
int. and the 6nsnees Of the fUe.tsbe bet 70 sa'p s
;ru.s Mr Jordan ny freads legal maxim there no
.hou error wher truth left free TO combat IL "'n
n case TO yoa prineipe thai bitter '1naeso
ro, to 20 unrunkhsd that man Ia not to Be sf0Ien 40
,royed in bvsnsf and then BRAIDED before the
N. sr.esiion Of passion feeling in neE'P.Per 7's
,ou never kuown Sir heard 81 my client es's aa :,
geuretfs paper what tId Of estimate would J0a nav.
e.. oud you not siGred hin compound OF
- .ps IN equal Quantities; violent inulsns guar
r,l.oms man wretch had employed enaies '1-
systematically DETAINED them in bl.ek-nAi papers, "A
a have invited your d.ashters and SISTERS ao ~
eper. house there mixed them With Esme'ef'
ana prostifutesi Had yea any hnd OF "'fA y -, -
ven nc. employ any before such a. oeHne1' as
"A him, M Jordan then gave Mr. Fry's hsof! ana
-. 4. 90. gentleman man Of good edacsion and hAsitS
az If sonx palsoa He elsiaec sast 70 @
pnft TO msnas. Opers because be not trained 70 II
a. thers special training for thai purpose ooi sehel
h.hx. M Fry said Mr. here 10 establish Al oR
Benz sts wielsns which eoas1 -,
% ese ard income co And who vr sr nehn@
{. .s notss City Hall Laughter, which the ce1 m
r,d.els supyE, sed There nobody here eat hno~' n
re and ncbody, sher. els. who ever sees nm 'a VIZ
him II they ever His newspaper " "
the world according his statement; In Europe :. S
In Ass and Africa and ali the slsads Of the seas hr '
voleou Of the Pres. and fer from this being hie
be gave Il himself By Of Distinction ifom me .e' -
ana. fy Of newspaper which have sprung up n'aaa nh "
perni.sios Bennett the gentleman says n.' f zoe n
- ~to hirh ariu-ts. Yes hss he eessn. ssys 'a'
ir,s eourse on nothing; yes, he ed He bss1a "y' IN
l,y,sS counsel Of honorable essfnne Here
bach him up EverybOdy Knows What tho hs''J 80
v,.ttv,. n. propslstor undersands hsmla nature
ia n. bexauibs he smpo, Cd ssuae " the mos 'ssaea
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-14
BROOKL YN IIEMS.

THE RAILROAD QgEsTIoSln the CSn%om no,ess .p
emses received tor cons
o,e proposals had been hAnese 20
c,t an .ster examining th- subject the
principle TO grant hcen ses 20
~ carry the lowest f.re aud eoao E.
-, ertv the cy for the fahfa ' ne..
,e1s me Committee requested adc'ionsl time "nien
on rosed by several menbeh and AID aAstaa u
70 the that the grants TO construct
those Of the lsweA oaass Sny -
The substitute lost and Aid ptA.-Ia
subject be referred BACK 10 tas Cotn
s ~h nstrucons make full report euDf7e's tne hsins
tiddsrs "Wednesday evening OF neAt week Aa
r an that four cents be .o
.,rurp rrice fo adult which so Pul $40 -. -
~ adopted The report "ss men
red.
Hu1 THIrvIss-This species Of thievtng becomes
- s,eop,rt every and hardly day pses ~,
Io entered rotbed The hall Of Jncse -
- c, N .s visited the ether evening and cs
,I,,f,sm The house Of y Blake in Ls~reneest
,nlh,d on silver ware amounting value 70 over ~
,r, should be on their gusTd.
rux F,pr Dyr,Rr.Esr-At the last meeting OF the
conuor Council Fire Department Committee re e. Ns
ms ass 10 pant Of Ho0k and Lidsf 70 80
A. biEaiion q Amecus hSss 70 n cse
W,S on be grounds nsueney OF funds ns 80.
~. ,rosd thai they had selected lot wherein 70 s :. ~
Tnsirs 60 No g. recommended the proper 49,
b.s;t Al Price rot exceeding - eoe The FePoS "ee
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-14
VJLLLAMSB URGH IIE-NS.

Tux FIrrxEss RioT-EraminGfioa q Feso"' ~. ~.
,.',,J-Yesterday forenoon Leonard Neednap, s,sa'
F,s.map Vm Dawber James Brown ana 1onn =; ,hs
.ssa on Saturday night last for being engagea ~ e
S.grscefu febt in Grand between Engine SomP Ca
No. ard were ansigDed before Justice posrs ~ .; .g
e,sminaiion The following i the substance Va ''' '
timony elected; ,,.-,, IN. .s-,,; wAs ..1nains
an se corner Of Grand and Fifhsts when Engine @'P' "
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-14

We regret to announce day the death Of William ~
es,rlss Der elect the 5th legislative District o. tis
con,y Mr. seer for number yeers an
efgl an in hs community, and especially ~ eo9nscaoa WI
in the advocacy OF when ne was eSs
snd pnrs His pTobity and intelligence scared MN a. .as
ee ooiuation the Wings represent hs on as IN
tho Ieri.sore elected by small nserty ~ a
which had Pre- viouy been Of the opposite political ehsLs
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-14

SAILING OF MIsIoSARms.-The bark Lyman, for Gal
cuta sailed from Boston Monday having on board a
passengers Rev L. Douglass formerly pastor o. Ihe pap
tst church in Fort Ann, n Y, and the Rev A. H. H. 0ta"
v of Nov. Scotia and graduate of Newton Theological
In,ttutiop Missionaries of the American Baptist Mission
sry Union TO Burrnah.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-14
cIRcrIr COURT Before Judge RoosrvELr.

William Livingston szt David Banks and 'tnE, eH Gators X;
On a waranee deed, 10 recover back sl,2OO pad Tor
,h interest the e of seller having proved
sresdy Verdcfo' plaintiff 5000 o. being amount
David Bucket al Lawrence Riley
Plaintiff complains that while walking In Broaiway on
shot in the 6eshy p ofoneo his leks o,n
fired from revolver held by
that since remained In his th the pbyens
unable tblt the wound vsrY ssfe,
canspk plaintiff suffering aud mach ossot time 10
defendant the time Of 80 negfeny dchsns
nd revoy,r the infuerce a liquor Sc fhs w 10
nd sverred IN deus. that he occurrence was wholly
dsrdnt after plaintiff receiving ths injury snt
DR. Cheoserusn attend him and also provided him WITH nurse
medicine paid the dociosbi amounting 70 SO sad also hs
further that plaintiff 20 defei dsnt general re9ass
on an esns In said shooting and wouning fhs
latter was shown. Verdict for defer dant
John Y Bacon agt Thatcher q Plat
To recover $3.50 amount Of notes, alleged TO be due
nlaina hy IL Plat defendant secured mortgage
On furniture Of drinking saloon IN Broad~y fnoyn
but that hstaading said nogass 90
said Iropsy into his possession and converted
o his 80, =, ,-e..s..,
$500 bin prsonal property wcn dosla
hut agreement with plsinth pr con
alteration subsequently seIt t back aud denied taai
defendant liable the present claim To be cOnunued
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-14
IAdxcrt.sement |

prpu,M's GIFT ENTERTAINMENTS, at Academy
Hill are both 10 visit and the n
,e raror.g Bestowed For al four persons are admitted 70
ir,, he exhibit on Of the wordrenowned SEVEN hLt h
roR Ia addition this Nj PESHAM presento eaen VI
asa te ces.te for one share IN locooo Gifts 10 be
,end 10 his pAnor. Christmas Holidays The uct' M
od are very limited; readers viii the nees.y oil
1nrchr ming Immediately.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-14
IAdvertisemeutI
iAdvertsemeutl
D." JTxcIF TOMS CAEIN. The correct and faltht

INtIF NnII'f I' WIZ
e Of witnessed the NATION
a. here has beer played eyey night and WeGaSsr
s a,uoay raoons sIee the 18Th OF last Gy ltw Do per
foued 10 DAY clock and TONIGHT and every
sn until july 1851 Little Katy the hot
CO, r. y a. o produced here vii be performed To
MONDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY ana FA'pt
5u1iu The Little COrdea Howard the yoashsi
wonoer appearing both pieces
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-14
IAdvertisement
r,rcu MrRINnS SANONY PLND DE LAlNt-

TouIt Co have recently paIehAsed AZ auction 500
Ssr Of French for cash At 80 cent e thsn ts
- 80 ,on which selling lower than can oe bon
~ r, in every desirable color ana shade s.Sony os
,yS ueno PLAID every description style aud eoio. 80
.oek of winter goods in the city Columbian nan 0 -
1-sf
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-14
CITY ITEMS.
LECTURES. MEErINos. EXHIBITIONS. 1

LECTUREs, MLL1IN05, LNHIBITIONs &c
WEosgsDAT. Dec. e. 1853. o.
ASsfvERsrY CITY Tract soceva d. ca Is fyeiteplses
L. n FOwLEN's LEcTuRg No % Fofsyhs, 2 = ".
FosTERs LEcTykE-Oreene~t NJ 4. Church "a p ".
LslcHT-sT LYcEUa -Rcgulas WEEKLY D-bste. NJ
JULLIENs grand CoScFsT-- Metropolitan Hail. -. II.
JHE GArE LIZ Raising tire Win" al Waiaok'- p H.
IEsH AMfAsssDes How Pay the Rent" &C. Bfo.a~ay
YoVEc .CIEEss. Guardian Angel" &c at Burtoss p NJ
UEcLG TOYS CasIs e. thr National, and p a.
UNCLE IoaFs CAsfN a. Bsrnnu's aud Up M
WooDs NIssI ELLsfttio Delnesobs4fi BrOs3way ~
CnHsTYs OFggs HOUE- Ethiopian ID inestiou.f7l H.
BUcKLEYs OPLRA Ethiopian Oeaestons % way H.
siGSo1 ILiTzVentioQusm and Msze as Brodway. ~ "
NAVY OK AnpHTHEATER--Rq1e q1eHrsn-57 HOwery. 7 p "
BEosDwAY NESAGEHE-Anin ninaiss7 bwsy 10 a N 10 10 2. "
ISDUsIRY NATioSs-CryF1l Palace. day and
BINvsRD's ECYrT HOLY LAvD-56 Broadway. u r. N.
goSHss PASToscoPE CALIToESIA7ls Broadway u P. "
DA SoTo DISCOVERING MsgssiFFf5J BfosigaY 70 10
PIRnsTs SEVEN MILE MiERoa-cG Broadway and u p NJ
1HE " AINIaTUFE- 81 Broadway every Evening
galley ANrQUfTIgsSty Sroadway A. 70 i0P
RoxAN GALLERY PcTUREsS59 BwsY l6A 81 70 10 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-14
fAdyeriisement
* WoOLrN SHAwLs.-S. x NJ. T..

TovIE Co No Grand-t dPosing o their IN gen
- 81 Br,ce and Ctshners Shsws prices which axe he
rteIe Of every buyer to nvesse Broehe shsw. go =, 70
CEhnere exhibited at the Cfy'ta ratoe
~ 40 10 AIS some which worth $50 Also bsy STATE
shtws for Sc and extensive assortment rom - 70 %
Columbian hall
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-14

RAILROAD ARRiSGENEsTs-The NewIersey Railroad
CouI,ny daily commuison train AZ o'clock A u rom
Rewfk IS cents aud return tae sane y
conrercng % 1huTsdsy the l5th Inst Ihs ~" en- os me
chspcs others reside in Newark and be their wok N new
Yrk ery morning Single tickets Ia aS Tan IA cents M
clunr srsee 1h, will sfofd increased eenen 9r
rerine IA Swark operatives and Others whose bu unssi "a IN
and with the Continuance Oft resent
nisht furnishes accomOistin. "a. )r
tr.yeg llci add facilities Of between newark
and New-York