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AEY GOODS, NEW GOODs.--wM N. STAMFORD
merchsn, tailor north side Of under Gad
bys Hotel from the North,
stock Of French and Ens-h goods such cloths
Of latest and importation, all OF
he order fsslonabte
possible for casb
friends and generous public for Their liberal
and oic continuation and
sndd despatch
furnishing goods.
Sep T-2awTuassuf II. -#
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SPECIAL NOTICE. eEa N
ACADEMY, CORNER OF FOURTEENTH

SPECIAL NOTICE. sla tas #s. Ht
THE UNION ACADEMY, CORNER OF FOURTEENTH
i and New York avenue. .l.....
select and
The modern languages
they be hed for college, for
e.rs surveying aud for commercial pusuis respect
call principal
pupils l,aifsd
pups viii be admitted continued whose character known
ta he bsa al doubtful. ,e- .6 NJ NAFastAl#
viii be admitted hencsfh who havs advanced be-
yond the primary branches. ..-...
Circulars be obtained the principal bookstores
aN H. RICHARDS, .fa4
Sept ll-du =s.a sa8t .5s9 Pnscipal.
NEW GOODS NOW OPEsING.-P. j. STEER, washing-
IN Pi,ce, h Street. superior stock OF
rmens goods, which will him pisssure 70 show TO All
his The public In addition the usual stock of
invited 10 large stock OF
tlemen's dress shirts of AZ and quaiy
Also collars stocks cravas gloves, suspendeis hose
ry and furnishing goods generally.
Sep 2i--3fawif2w s#tal u Ht tz
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURHITURE AT AUCTION
ii On wednesday, the 3h Of Ocobe shalt SELL 10 o'clock
the furniture belonging Mrs Whtws, lately
occupied by Mr. Reeves north b. between I'd and ID
u,sdasy Of Adams Co.'s Once, consisting
Of
Mahogany sofas, parlor, arm, and rocking chars
8ti Do dressing other bureaus Il .# t#&
DO marble top, centre, dining, and other tables
Maple and walnut
" Bcdsteads, wardrobes washsiands tables
T. Feather beds and bedding
Hair shuek N MEsgf.t 1
Paror other window and blinds
Par0r, psssage, stnir, and chamber carpets .@ ..ai
China glaas and crockery #.... i....t. a. Ef
Twenty day clock 1
Solar, hall, and other lamps tsst ~. E IT
Androns, shovel, tongs. and Tenders
Air vi tEa lgEtt I4e Js. n
With good general assortment kitchen requisites.
Sl5, 9a5, credit OF
sixty and ninety days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing in
tefest ft6
ra.,5rg. B st lH *. VII resa at n GREEN SCOTT
Oct Id
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EV GOODS AND FASHIONS d BROTHER,
merchant aios having reunod from New York,
exih their iuil goods they
made order In usual OF their
establishment. Their public generally
vited 20 call hattH
We choice selection of gsnemen furnishing goods
0 styies. n R5.5F rfHrHstH DUVALL l. BRO
Sep 23-3iaw3wif
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NEW FALL GOODsThe subscriber. bes invite shs
attention OF their friends and The public generally their stock
Of new and elegant foreign and domestic fancy and staple a
goods, embracing article n their line adapted hs
and approaching ssasons-such As .taaJ i#
Is pieces style plaid silks
w do do bfoc silks h4
~ do supcIlstivey rich brocs csde silks .Hat .t
Is do shades plain do ..-
% do checked and striped do
1s do figured, styles do
10 very Iich founced robes aUs
& pieces very rich brocade black do
30 do plain black Gro dc Rhine do
do heavy satins tlf fk ta.sHat
~ do bonnet satins, every shade .a#I
SO do hrst quality inarcelnes, all colors . .
50 do fne French merinos, all coioTs
- nousseiines de lame
20 do do do Cashmere decoss1 s#
rs do do Cashmere plAids, new styles
~ do do plaid silks
~ do entirely style satin do chimes
10 do wsered Irisib popjns tl .s9RG& ezH
~ do Lyoaese, supeTfnc, Of every shade.
variety dress goods which they
enuInera,s. N #fg ffH ffv
Aiso French the styles, collars chem
sieeves cu houncig bands, swiss
cambsic insertngs and edgings, Ac.,
Thread lace goods m-ton real
be ther chesets emToider
skrfr dresse neion vaencienhes and ote
thread laces aod edgngs o width, &C. .Hl t 3E
All which, with Of aud desirable goods
will be offered such make the DtaTes Of
chasers 10 examine before purchasing elsewhere.
HooE, BRO, CO.
NDOur stock in the house furnishing epafmen mucl
larger scale than hereiofore IL complete. - 511s
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I a. TlsOMPSON, Merchant Tailor, having removed
10 the city q Baimos would notify his friends aud the public
that his establishment Baltimore No le2
Pau aud charles side Samuel jack
sn's cutler where hs has splendid of ciolhs
which he Will make order
possible prices and in his usual style Of elegance
Sep 27--eo3wAW ,85Cfsta 3t EEa Et5.7 s##u.
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Eh8ES'x AK Erascr and Paper Cleaner Tor hook
u cierka and genlcmenA
nbhsr superior any purp,se
introduced Aside from superior quaire, pencil cleaner
ordinary
scfsns end leaves surface OF the paper unharaed
- - For sale by ..s-. COLLINS BOVINE b co,
Nth 8 doors north Of Penpsyvss Branch
Of staioDers Hail. ia and l76 Pesd street, NJ X
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NEW MAekssel, salmon, &c., Inspection of 1901
IN No | mactsrsi IN IS ID. ANTS.
NO ssssksrs sma ku., (bseahfas machsr.I) gua
In barrels
i pckied saihson, very hre.
bpssud sssppQu Sapkssci, hsrmsicny sealed
bealrd and herring, In boxes, this years
As iMMfsvevh asa Zmuerssns sparkling dry Cas~bs
he dry wine said bs superior the celebrated Hook
wheel
Tsrst tsure vinesnnes, nd Cincinnati family hams
In store. and Gss by sHECKE.L a RAlLy,
suceessor 10 John %. kihbcy 4 Co.,
Sep ls-~ossf fEtN No 5,oppo~t. Cenue Market
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ny GREEN ~ SCOTT. AscGa0Asess. a0lN
EoyERNMENT SALE ny ORDER or the NAVY AGENT
al the Wabingoa yardOn Thursday October 6th
yard
5000 lbs. old ales #@ A4 HH
. black kssnilhs bellows
loi ot cosde fs nilurs cooking utensils
,1s0 rough muskei stocks
3l4 do pistol + Fl
small tubular boiler for experimental purposes.
Terms cash. In bankablo funds. GREEN SCOTT,
Sep y-iawhds Aucuoneefs.
y. q. MclaUANE, Auosaoneer. 1as tM
GALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PRoPERTY---I shall sell
ON Monday the iTth Of October O'Clock, the
three story and brick houses belonging tho Of he
late John Foy These buildings subdi-
vision oflo 55 onns W Net each Pennsylvania
and the ground alley through Also,
In A. ontins Missouri This among
valuable properly In Wa.htngson and te title indpuabs The
sale will the Premises will
tho time Of sails. 1Nqf THO. CARBERRY, M
Agent aud attorney.
@ JAS Z. MCGUIRE,
Sep 2D--d s.t.s#Itt Tt :. sfNa 4H .a Aucu0Reer.
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L AND WAKNANr Los ~ phaH apply Comi,rioucr
IL OF Pensions for dup Of land ~
acss issuod In January ie4o,
died
kanesr Bad directed agent Washington
city, AID he's reached having psisd
warrant has h~ea
and sossat has been flied therein sgains issuing patent
thereon, the Of It's beng future
a.At ~ BARBARA ALsEUs
WAsairaroS, September n, 1859 --aep 25-tawsw
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rHANE', HOTEL, No s3a broadway, New York
This establishment viii be opened BY the upde-en.d city
sshnsson, abou, sh Its
am6ng the city, ,s delightful.
No will
festahis any o,hsr hotel in the country. M U#9
l'-'f J. r. CHASE
ospts-dn New York, september 5, 1851
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07
CONGRESS YESTERDAY.

In the Senate, Mr. Gwinn introduced bill
making donation of public lands to the State
of California, for the purpose of constructing
railroad and telegraph line from the city of
San Francisco, TO the Colorado river or south
eastern boundary of that State, with branch
passing through the valley of the Sacramento
river to- the boundary line between California
and the Territory of Oregon.
Several senators gave notice OF their inten-
ton to introduce sundry bills
In the House of Representatives, among
other business, Mr.. Dean asked, but did not
obtain, leave to introduce joint resolution,
rendering the thanks Of Congress to Captain
and the officers and men under his
command "for their gallant conduct on the
second day of July last, in asserting and pro-
tecting the rights Of American citizenship, ma.
tive and adopted, by the rescue Of Martin
Kostza, in the harbor of Smyrna, from the
forcible and illegal seizure and Imprisonment
on board the Austrian brig-ofwar Huszar;' =
and likewise providing for the presentation Of
a sword to Captain Ingraham.
A resolution for the election of chaplain
by each branch of Congress was passed.
The Presidents annualmessagew received,
and read in both branches Of Congress. The
Senate ordered ten thousand, and the House
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07
THE VIRGINIA LEGIsLArURE.

The General Assembly of Virginia convened
on Monday, the 9Th instant, at Richmond.
There was a large attendance, and both honses
were fully organized.
The House Of delegates was called to order
by Mr.. Daniel Smith, of Kanawha, as being
the oldest member present. He nominated
St. G. Tucker as clerk, which nomination was
unanimously confirmed; and Mr.. Tucker was
duly installed in the office.
Oscar NJ. Crutchfeld, of Spottsylyania, was
unanimously elected as speaker, and made a
happy and appropriate address.
Mr. w. A. Street (the late incumbent) was
nominated as sergeantat-arms, and elected on
the third ballot.
The following gentlemen were also elected /:
Col. R. A. Bradley, first doorkeeper, and Mr..
John s. Rady, second doorkeeper.
Other subordinate nominations we're made
and confirmed, and the house being organized
for business, several resolutions of inquiry were
proposed and adopted.
The Senate was called to order by its presi-
dent, 1t. Gov. Leake. Mr.. Shelton r. Davis,
of Richmond, was elected as clerk Mr.. Ma
thaniel A. Thompson, of Hanover, was elected
as sergeantatarms; Mr.. Samuel E. Jeter,
doorkeeper, and Mr.. J. Marrock, printer.
The following resolutions of inquiry, (among
others were offered:
For authorizing loan to the Manassas Gap
railroad company; and
For authorizing a subscription to the stock
of the national railroad company.
After appointing committee to draft its
rules, the Senate adjourned.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07
House of REPRESENTATIVES,.

Several members Of Congress, in addition to
those who were present yesterday were in
troduced and qualified by taking the oath 10 sup
port the Constitution Of the United States.
Mr.. EASTMAN by unanimous consent, in
troduced joint resolution for the relief of Alex
ander P. Field late Secretary of Wisconsin, and
his suretles and, after explanation it was passed.
THE CHAPLAINcY.
A message was received from the Senate, in
forming the House of the passage of a Joint reso-
luton, proposing the election Of a chaplain by
each branch of Congress.
Mr.. ORR moved that il be taken I'M for consid-
Grafton.
Mr.. JONES, of Tennessee, objected, and in
quired what the order of business.
The SPEAKER replied, calling the States for
petitions.
Mr.. JONES said he would then insist ON an ad.
herence to the rules, and see whether business
was obstructed by the rules or by the members
Mr.. WENTWORTH, Of Illinois, asked when
the resolution could be reached.
The SPEAkER. sa4 i is impossible to say.
greatly 10 the relief Of members if this question
was disposed of Some certain gentlemen--can-
didates for the pace-are uneasy I; and therefore
move a suspension of the rules, that the matter
may be settled and that the disappointed seekers
may look after some other place Laughter.l
The SPEAKER said that the motion to suspend
the rules could not now be entertained
Mr.. WENTWORTH asked the general con-
sent of the house TO suspend the rules but OBJ
lection was made.
PETITIONS.
The States and territories were then called for
petitions A number were presented, and laid
upon the table until after the standing committees
shall have been appointed.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Mr. WASHBURN, of Maine, gave notice OF
his intention TO move, some future day, for
leave to introduce the following bills, viz: bill
in relation TO invalid pensions; bill for making a
grant OF land to the State OF Maine, in aid of the
European and North American railway within
SAID StaS bill for shortening the transit Of the
mails bt9@een New York and London
Mr., LEICHER gave notice of his intention TO
introduce bill changing the time Of holding the
courts OF the western district of Virginia. and for
other purposes.
Mr.: COBB gave notice that at an early day, he
should ask leave 10 introduce bill extending the
time for paying duties on railway iron and for
other purposes
Other notices were given, and entered upon the
journal. 'ro" '"S
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEES To WATT
ON THE PREsIDENT.
Mr.. oLDS, from the joint committee apno;n,s,,
10 wait on the President of the United States
aud inform him that quorum have assembled
and that the two Houses have organized, and are
ready 10 receive any communication which he
may be pleased TO make, reported that they hs
performed that duty, and that the President 4
formed them he should make his annual conn., |
nicaton TO Congress this day. |
THE KosTZA AFFAIR-cAPT. MGR AM
Mr.. DEAN asked leave TO introduce 'oi-
lowing joint resolutions:
Resolped IL the Senate concur That the tbss Of Con
gress be, and they hereby, presented TO " IN
graham commanding the United States sso'"" 81 :
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07
Gofal ann 4srsonal.
The Presidents Message was scarcely

The Presidents Message was scarcely re-
ceived in the House of Representatives yesterday
afternoon, before the pages 0he boys who wait on
the members) rushed into the hall, bearing in their
arms bundles of printed copies of the important
document II tsalmost needlessto say that honorable
gentlemen were not tardy in supplying themselves
with those papers. The clerk commenced, but
had TO suspend reading the message until the dis
tribution was effected. Nearly every member
read his own copy, as Colonel Forney progressed,
in clear and distinct tones, with the manuscript
before him.
The crowded auditory in the galleries was re-
markably attentive TO the reading, which occupied
more than an hour
There must have been AT least one hundred and
fifty boys engaged in selling copies Of the message
around the Capitol, at the hotels the railroad sta
ton, and at other public places.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07
NEW DANCING ACADEMY.

Mons. j. Cocheu has the honor TO announce TO
the citizens Of Washington and Georgetown that
having been honored by Made Blake, by being Sc
lected her successor, in teaching the art Of dane
ing he will commence his lessons in the Choro-
graphic art, in the room of Carusi's saloon, on
Wednesday the 7th of December
Mons. c. is pupil of the celebrated Mons.
Achille, and hatters himself that he is credit 10
his famous instructor and refers with pride 10 his
many pupils in the State of Virginia, as proofs of
his success.
Mons. G. has pleasure in stating, that, through
the kind interference of Madame Blake, he has
been appointed teacher of dancing in the convent,
and in the school of the Rev. VIM ]. Clark,
Georgetown
DAYS OF TUITION For Misses and Masters, on
Wednesdays from 3 to S, p. M, and on Saturdays
f,om IL, A. NJ, to 2 p M For Gentlemen, on We'd
nesdays and Fridays from 10 10, p. Nj.
Dec 4-2aw1m Int. and Star
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

lsD- Mr.. GEORGE Z. FRENCH, Bookseller, King
street, Alexandra, is our authorized agent 10 re-
ceive advertisements and subscriptions. Single
numbers can be procured at his counter every
morning.
aaS- Mr.. E. X. LUNpy bookseller, Bridge street,
Georgetown, will act as agent for the Sentinel in
receiving subscriptions and advertisements.
lss- GEORGE W. MEARsoN is our authorized
agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements,
in Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

HH- Metropolitan Mcchag1s Institute
The School Of Design Of the ,s Mschanles in In
the third story Of Parkers isuii on Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between 9th and 7th streS9
scho,ors tboas ns coming attached thereto viii
please hand in their nam 20 any Oh the officers of the
Institution % New those under t~enty Sr ass
and not less than eutcsryears pay dollars Present
senior members viii pay 40 dollars, and junior members
ono dollar IInon pnyfg as above which must be done
psn ntornr tbe oo they will receive ticket Of
mamSershin IN ths titute, emitting them to all the
nriyeres Of the Of Design, Lectures and Exhbi-
tion II any shall Ia Va ~ ,,
p. NJ PEARSON, Rec. Sec'y.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

NOTICES OF PETITIONS, NC.
Mr.. CHANDLER gave notice that he should, to-morw.
some future day, ask leave to present bill emitted
An act supplementary to act to amend the several It's
respecting copy rights, approved February 2, 1851
Mr.. CHANDLER presented the memorial Of a commite
Of convention of librarians asking Congress TO distribute
aportion Of the public documents through the Smiths
nian Institute
Mr.. HOWE, of Pennsylvania, asked and obtained leaw
to withdraw from the files of the House the papers of Al
exander Stephenson, for the purpose of reference to tn
appropriate committee when the committees shall hav
been appointed
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

Superintendent of Public Printing.-The
commission Of Mr.. John t. Towers having ex-
pired, by Imitation on Monday, he promptly no.
tilted the President of the United States OF his
legal inability further 10 execute the duties Of the
Office.
We learn that, yesterday, the President sent to
the Senate the appointment Of Mr.. A. G. Seaman,
late a clerk in the Office of the Solicitor Of the
Treasury, and that il was confirmed by that body.
Mr.. Towers proved himself courteous and
efficient superintendent but, unfortunately for
him, his politics not in accordance with
those Of the administration.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

F9r HATS or Caps, call at HENDLEYS, se-
cond door east Of the United States Hotel. Penn
syvania avenue where also may be be found
e,eat variety OF under-shrts, drawers dress shirts
sloses hosiery, cravats, and other goods for gen.
urM ror grpeccesininess pcsl, durability and cheapness
hENDLEf , hats are not TO be surpassed
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

Serenading.-The streets were enlivened by
the strains of the Marine Band on Monday night
The compliment of serenade was paid to the
President of the United. States, the several heads
of departments, the speaker of the House OF
Representatives, and Colonel Forney, the clerk
OF the House, and other gentlemen.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

,,,S Hair Dive has

CiIma,I Hair Dye has made its appearance
n onr 81, very much to the qualification Of our
,anng eaux who wear red whiskers or musta-
sps ssS;n, Gentlemen are now seen going into our
ho;sfessing saloons with hair, whiskers musta-
css, and eyebrows Of all imaginable colors, and
live minutes they will appear on the street hav.
3 them entirely changed and decidedly improved
y a lustrous black, obtained by using GILMAN's
Herald
For sale by z. D. GILMAN, Chemist,
WASHINGTON Cify
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

District VOlunteers.-A number Of them, who
served in the Mexican campaign, permanently or
ganized on Monday night, as a beneficial society
electing Col. VIM. H. Emory, president; Capt. Jas.
Z. Stuart, vice president; w. ]. Cochrane record
ing secretary; Joseph P. Shillen, corresponding
secretary and F. A. Klopfer, treasurer.
These gentlemen were constituted a commit
tee to draft constitution for the government of
the association.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07
UNUSUAL ATTRACTTONiiI

The Great Industrial Exhbition with ternry ecturcs
and Concerts will open Thursday night, Deember s.
in the building 18th street. above steet. The
Rev. Dr. Bowling, Of Philadelphia will delivr the first
lecture Of the series on the night Of the opcniS
SUBJEcr-"Maria Antoinet, tho heroic an, beautiful
though unfortunate mother Of the dauphin rance.
During the evening, Mr. L. " H. Crosby ne celebrated
ballad singer and composer, assisted by iady VIII In
troduce of their choicest pieces.
Doors open Mt o'clock. Exerces com'ence NJ o'clock
Tickets 25 cents to be had at the def and at the book
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

yIyOYs! TOYsI! TOYS!ii--LAmMoSD, 7th
street, second door below E, has just received
a large assortment of Toys, amongst which can
be found almost every article that VIII please
children and for sale wholesale aud retail az low
prices.
Dec. 2-3t I'M
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

Musical.-Professor ]. L. Scheel, so well and
favorably known as pianist, advertises in our
columss.to furnish private parties, soirees, etc,
with piano forte and such other instrumental
music as may be desired. We are assured that
the professors arrangements will prove satisfac-
tory
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07
CARD.
MADAME BLAKE, In announcing to the

lN citizens Of Washington and Georgetown
that she has retired from her profession, as in
struc,ress of dancing, tenders TO them her warm
es, thanks for the patronage she has so long and
so literally received. She begs leave to recon-
mend TO the favorable notice of her friends and
patrons and of the public generally, as her sue
cessor, M. John Cocheu, in whom all confidence
NAV be placed, both gentleman and as a
fully competent instructor.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

Professor Henry will deliver lecture this
evening, half past seven o'clock, in the room OF
the Smithsonian Institute. Subject: "The Smith
Smithsonian Instituten
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

r AND SCRIP.--Purchaser of land scrip
/ 4 can generally find some for sale on app'ica,
ton at my office on 18th street, between Z and
streets, from 9, A. M, 10 IL, M
Dec 6-difGt
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

A Novel Subtitle sheriff of Washington
county. Va, lately imposed n tax upon DR.. n.
Snead, Of that county, for being a doctor. Snead,
of course, refused 10 pay il, when the sheriff
levied upon his horse. The case will not be tried
before next summer. The doctor is supported by
the whole medical association Of southwestern
Virginia.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

The Weather OH the Lakes CLEVELAND,
Dec 3.-About an inch of snow fell here last night,
and weather is now cold and cloudy, with north
west wind.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

Arrival of the Andes.--HALIFAx, Dec. 5--The
steamer Andes, with Liverpool dates of the 10Th,
has put in short OF coal. Her advices are not
later.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

II UPP'S RESTAURANT AND HOTEL.
N The proprietor is always prepared TO furnish
ordinary or extra meals at short notice, including
all the delicacies Of the season.
He has two suites of furnished rooms suitable
for messes or single gentlemen. Also rooms for
private parties or business transactions. His To-
cation is convenient TO the Capitol and the Ex-
ecutive departments.
Pennsylvania avenue, next TO Gadsby's Hotel.
Dec T-tf if
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

The Humboldt Ashore.--HALrFAx, Dec. c.
The steamer Humboldt, from Europe, is ashore of
Halifax. She hes at the moalh of the harbor, and
il is believed will be gotten of safe. No lives
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

twenty thousand extra copies to be printed,
together with the accompanying documents for
the use of members.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07
q NJ II sfm { mts.

AnGMsfmfMts.
RIsLEY,S VARIETE.
FIRST NIGHT OF
MISS GERTRUDE DAWES.
WEDNESDA EVENING, DECEMBER 4,
Will be performed the comedyot
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
After which, Medley Dance by Miss GER
TRUDE DAWES.
To conclude with the petite comedy of
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR
LADY.
Prices of admission, orchestra chairs, IS cents;
dress circle, so cents family circle, 25 cents
gentleman accompanied by two ladies' ad-
mitted for 81 TO the dress circle.
Doors open AT I past 6-curan will rise at quar-
ter past 7.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

Arrival OF the Empire City.-NEw YORK,
Dec. G-The steamer Empire City has arrived with
dates from Havana TO the lst inst. The arrival of
the new captain general was hourly looked for.
Much Inconvenience was felt in many parts of
the island in consequence OF the great loss of ne
groes by cholera.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07
CHARLES l.. WEAVER, Attorney at

y Law aud General Agent for the prosecution
OF claims against the government, Washington,
ID. C. Oct l9-lyd&cp
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07

After which, Medley Dance by Miss GER
TRUDE DAWES.