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HATS AND CAPS.
lyAi. ST1TZER

NEW EOUNDRY.-Thc subscribers TIKI
y leave To inform the citizens of Lynchburg, and '
unity that they have eased the establishment III"
basin known MS Warwick Mill and foundry for til. pu.
of carrying general foundry business, ana III
manufacture ofngricutural too tobacco presses Of all
tn.ls and fixtures.
We are prepared to furnish all kinds Of rlows anil
low castings, used in this country Also mill gearing
I'D fbleshing machines made of the best nate ia and
u the most suhsianiial runbie1.
We have Yat:erns of the Livingston, Pcek's III Ea
gle, New ark Premium, two sizes Hill side, (fol anf
horses, superior patterns.) and oubso pows. Also
,ultivnors road srrapers nnd the celebrated Hay
Straw stnl cutters in tlt; country, With FROM
- - knives
Al srders for any OF the abase .aptioned implement,
~ machines will be promptly a. .ded 10. Grain AM
country lta lduce taken in eXchan C.
46z 81 l'arn mea uruiscd as usual at the mill.
WlHTTEMORE, McHAMEE & co.
S y iiTri aola,
JAM AicnAMtE
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ss,O mANUFACTuIsrRs.
L,IsnENG TACKLE. &c

-LUSHENE 4 AZ Ia NE, NC.--fishlhg kods,
Il In Joints of Lace Wood and East India lIauhun of
sl kinds aud prices. Reels &C. limerick k,rhy Nr-
snia and Spring loaks, silt hemp md grass Lincs FIN
ished Snoods, hait Boxes &c. Aso "a lot of English
Hunting Whips &c. which furnish To dealers al,
baltimore prccs. wv y. & e FISHER.
Marc9 IL Dpnnsife iriul lin iInfe'.
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RAILROADS, &c.
Increased AeeOnnso dniion 10 Inc
TR4pELLIhG PUBLIC.

"a u
nN4AD AFTER Monday 9TH Of April 1873
y ths Maii nad gnlar Passenger Tram WI ray
l.vnrhburg daY. SUNDAYS excepted. nj o'clock a NJ
~ arrive AT Salem at 10! o'clock. NJ. hetnrhint
will leave Salem p O'Clock. 7 NJ, and effi.r /"
isneburg af 4 o'clock N-stoPpng. gong ana rci'.,
Liberty. OAK Mulga Buforl's Bonsack's Big Lick ind
Salem. passenger trim will lease Lynehbnrg da,'
Sundays excepted. o'clock 7. NJ and arrive at IA
lem nj d oelockP NJ Retigpns viii leave s"ien AT
i \ NJ and arrive ut Lyncibnrg al 81 \. NJ, stopping
eooe aid returning the following place. lialsy =
Cha, Forest Depot, Poindexter'' Goodes Lowry ii
berry Oak M"lga, Buford. Bonsack ii>bs Mill Dig
Lick md Snlem.
frcigh trains will leave L,ochbnrg Only. Sunday,
excepted "a O'clock, A NJ and arrive NJ Salem nj 4
l.. NJ
Leave Salem o'clock "A. NJ, aud arrive at Lynch
burg, at d 7. NJ.
THOS SHARP, supt.
AfarchoI dtcfs va a. Tenn K n
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O1lCE,-i hereby give notice, that H. X. VAT
k1ns Is my lawful agent, to transact business. ard
sell goods and do what necessary to carry on my Store
in the town OF Lynchburg. b. I. WALKER
March lq-d3w
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NEW CONCERN
J Il NOW LIN.
mo ID HAIRY EY.

= CARD.-lao b Harvey tender. bis mot sim
Il thanks 10 hi- friends for their serl al II pa.
lonage extended In LIN whle ia mi other houi In
his plar,, and asks continuance. at the same. lie
iiaiges himself Ia rvers rNernn gy" satisfaction
Ills personal a"ntio vii 40 n, laid the -ar of al
kinds + produce
l-dsrts
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4 CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
a pectfny ask continuance Of the patronage 81
png bestowed upnu him. the concern and Ia
his connection he dem. il proper 10 ask all who
Indebted IT, MIN to come fnrwnrd and settle their re
counts without delay.
There many clans Of long standing, which mn'l
flo.o up and il is expected TINT all who know them
selves TO be indebted Will pay attention 10 this notice
jan s--dts =. DlIGUlD.
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Spring Clothing.
lire, LIFE AND MARINE ,>..


p0ny. ~
This CO rans makes Insurance against los .,
age FIR IN Dwelling Houses, Stores. 1obaero, u
ries an, other bindings, on furniture Go,ls @ -
merchandise generally ntown and conntryon ba H"f
favorable terms .A' l9sl
Also makes Insurance on the lives of all r
oying good health, mud of sound constitute, rs En-.
whole duration OF life, or for limited period ''t tn
Slaves employed in ordinary occupation. .;i, >,
insured reasonable terms. III De
The Company will also take marine risk. FROM,
any Of the Northern or Southern Ports, NJ 'aa 10
rates. 'Hie
BOARD o. DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, P,es,8,,
DON +. L. PETERS, lie Pycsiaq,l
SAMPSON DluGUfD Chtec Enejne,,
Jarnes NJ Cobbs, Samuel Garland
John Liegat Nathan B. Tburnaa
George " Yuncey, ohm Otey Ta,or
William T. Anderson. William i Sn,;I
.sRTiN HOLLINS y
cHrrp T. Wits, Sec'y '''',''ef
Dr. =. II. G1lner, !
DR. y m. Otwry Oven "s"'eof ffo'onrs
Feh3-ds
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MISCELLANEOUS
SPRING TRanD

nPESIl.6 tue taplfaigh al lie Baz..,
~ Subscribers encouraged by the very l, IN" fle
age hilherto received, aud determined iai fatron
eHt deserve lis continuance for The gp,, sffry
Ling ea.ensye r'f ,sa for the Spring 1a a.
aad most desirable stocks nf "s iarge.i
Spring Clothing.
# our superior and well-known Na,.r
fered in this market In the tim The l.,s ever
winter stock is bring closed nj io,r s,, "
room FOL the NV Goods. go" ID max.
WHOLESALE IR.fDE--sve h, .o,z..,
ment. considerable defnnpd r., II fsHge.
aud COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited Tie u, ta'r,
inc stock before making their sp3np , 10 esar-
A s. SHAFER Il ca
-. Main 81, opposite stifzef's Ha,
al this establishment. US hlebls
Feb28-ts
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A..gsA.s. O.ssAs-Fasam ~ Bro
w .sCfLPfOHt " Marble $ FOAE cur
IERS, (Fo17nt74y Q, Phaade PAM Main t, LeNine
,rty, Va; aud NJ in St, Saem Va keep hand and
mahe IN order Northern prices, Egyptian, Italian,
No,thern md Yrgni, Marble Mantes plain and
mcntal Monuments Iomhs Head and Foot Stones. Cur
den Vases; Counter Table, Bureau and Wash Stand
Tops made any size AT short notice. All work MI
he boxed ~, To 90 sut,' without extra charge.
Ont. If the firm an Atcitcc and General Desigi,-
in the Monumental All. and will furnish any desig,
from the paiaest the mo>r costly. by addressing II
line us, aud all work done by u.s. will cSt rs cntir
| satisfaction any done North South.
eha4--d& c6m
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nISSOLUTEON.- -Fsssfip ". Payne
II has purchased OF Il g. bell his entire lnterrst il
the concern OF Payne Bell. Al debts due thutirit il
he collected by L. ". Payne. also the l"hts da fns
the concern will be paid by him.
We reques, persons having assinsttie f,
To bring them ia or .etlemeat elso a who debt
PAYNE < HE'LL.
jy e6-ts July 81 49,?
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DAINTS, OILS, &c.

3.o0D bounds " hile and Brown Zinc Pants,
1000 pounds Lewis rare " hiie Lead,
300 Gallons Liaseed Oil Sp'ls 1arpenrns. Put
iy Brushes, &c, &C., just 10 nad md fer .nle ~
Feb. l6. JOHN II. SEAY. Dutggisi,
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'rIN PLATE, sPELTEn a sm~ET


~ --Aipreb 5. 1s53.--JOiINJ J. PURvls, addition
n n large stock Of NEW GOODS previously received,
u opening splendid lot Of Shk aud Scotch Cling
ram UMBRELLAS.
larg esupply of shile Goo Is t..wit Checked Mus
lins, Jackonets. Swss and Book Mnslins &c. Sc.
.Mouslins and Beragc dc LANES, lawns. Sc.--A.o
g 'ntlemens Silk and Camhric Pocket Handkerchief.
eth many other articles too tedious Ia mention.
Mnrcl5--ts
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SrrRS. & MARyts Schumacher Sale Manufacturers,
inve purchased al II Q. J me- the patent right for his
Powder Proot hunk ipek, monty called the WoRLn :
FEM Lock. behind which Que Thousand Dollars wn.
aeed u Safent thu Fair in London during period
r,inrs.hve days be the property II any of the ysi
tors Who could open the Lock. The attempt open
VAS made daily by hundreds without success.
BANKERS. Jewellers aud Merchants be sufned
with these Locks by the sole prorreiors.
| STEARNS 4 MARVIN,
| f.lS-d& c3m l46 Water Street. New York.
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"a IN .....as7

La 81 f ~
OFFICE OF HE Va, Il 7. K. r. Co
LYNcHBuRG March H. 1853.
4 IL. Stockholders who in to the stock
" subscribed by them The Virginia and Tenness
Railroad Company, requested to call at this of
fre eir earliest convenience, and close the same
has twelve months since the last reqlison was
lnade upon Them md it is important 10 said Cum.
lany that all balances due upon snid stock should be
settled without delay. JNO h. HUGHES.
Cfk. 10 q T. II. X. Co.
Nntrlll Ia
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

We have in use Mr.. h. Birmingham MITCHELL II MI
AND ENGINE, end esteem, them u most valuable ap'
Pendnge, a great convenience and efficient proto
lion against ire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
H. b. 1iLER. do
DIR. R0YSTER, Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN. fmmvle.
EDMUND HUBBARD Buckingham,
r. j. GAINES, Chariottee
The Pump can be seen in use at Dir. VIM. s. MORSE
Diuguds foundry, aud many other places in Lynch
burg. all Of whom approve their utility and lseui
ness The Pump can be seen in Ri,l mund, at IT, wing
office They are warranted t~z-otk veil to" one year
" NoIlCE.--A perstn- buying ling th'
,bove articles, are responsible me for it.
R.BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-dts Proprietor
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vi Il ANT TO FAR MERS.
Gardeners Florists, bcorpordfed Companies, Man
alactu,os, A,ai=aas Professional Men, Mechanics md
olhers-The Pump and Fire Engine
cOmbsned.-RisdtSe Secured by t"ittd >Joft Lat
.trS-Patcnt.-ALL lNFRINGEMESrs Will. nE l'R,sEtp
FED BY LAW. This is the valuable inyclt,in oi
lie age and Without which, manuac tories, public Ill
ices, hotels and private dwellings, iuconP ard
bratiyey insecure. With this cheap and eteel!
Fire Engine. the Farmer is perfectly independent Of all
nnaceommodating insurance companies, and can bld
enanceto the incendiaty.
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HOOP POLES.--l wish to purchase 30 or d,
Il thousand Ho n POLES. fo which a fair prir.
will be paid. h s. LANGHORNE
Aug 25--dt i.dughorne's Nil
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12
Arrival Of the Franklin.

The steamer Franklin, Captain Wotten, from
Havre October 25th v,a Southampton, October
26th, arrived at New York at half past o'clock on
Thursday morning. We had yesterday tele-
graphic report of the news by her. The mail of
this morning brings papers received by her, and
we give details of the news of interest
DR.. Rider, Of Georgetown College, is among the
passengers by the Franklin.
A privy council was held by Queen Victoria at
Windsor Castle on the oath instant, at which the
British Parliament was pro Jorma further prorogued
till the Goth November. The state political affairs
in connection with the eastern war is not, there
fore deemed by the English cabinet at present suf-
fciently urgent to warrant an extraordinary convo
cation ofthe legislature, as was anticipated
II was rumored that the Emperor Napoleon had
recalled the French ambassador at Naples, in con-
sequence Of the refusal of that government to re-
ceive three military officers sent to represent the
French army at the grand review to be held in
that city. The pretext for the refusal was, that
the vessel which conveyed them had English
goods on board, which rendered it compulsory
that cargo and passengers should be placed under
quarantine, for fear Of cholera. The real reason
was supposed to be that King Bomba, being appre-
hensive Of war, and looking to Russia and Aus
tria, is desirous of keeping Frenchmen and for
eigners at as great distance as possible.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12
Markets.

LIvERpooI, Oct. 29.-The better qualities Of cot
ton were firm Lower grades had declined Id
Sales of the week, 36550 bales. Middling Orleans,
3d.. fair Mobile, 61d.; mddling, sgd. fair up
lands, 6sd, middling, SID.
Breadstuffs had advanced, and were very ac-
tive, at improving prices. The advance for the
week was Is. in -four, Sd. in wheat, and a IS.
in corn White wheat, los. Cd, G1 lis. Western ca
nal flour, 37s 3D.; Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Ohio, 3Ss. "a 3ss Cd Fine white corn, 46si yel-
low, 45s.
Provisions.-Beef was unchanged, sales at 95s
No sales pork. Bacon dull, at 44s. Lard un-
changed sales Of 200 tons at sos. Tallow declined
Is,
Cloverseed firm, nj 53@56s.
Rosin firm, sales Of 500 bbls. at 6s. Id for
common, and 12s. for fine.
Spirits of turpentine duh, at 57@5Ss.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12
Latest by the America.

New York, Nop lilo p. Mn France
everything is prepared for land expedition tc
| Constantinople, but no orders will be given to
| march unless new circumstances render il ne
| cessary.
Letters have been received at Paris from st
Petersburg, which speak Of strong desire BY
Count Nesselrode for further negotiation. II is
reported at Paris that the Emperor Nicholas will
abdicate in favor of the hereditary Grand Duke
II is doubted, but had its effect in giving rmness
to markets.
Hilliers succeeds Lacour as French Minister at
Constantinople.
II is also reported that the Gear had said in an
swer TO the request of England and France, that
he would cvacuate the principaites; and that he
would rather back out than fight there.
The combined fleets of England France, and
Turkey, have anchored in the sea of Marmora.
The Turkish government are said TO be appre.
hensive for the Sultan, and undertakes to guar
antee his safety, and have no use for fleets at
Constantnople, except as active allies. The
presence of the feet in any other capacity would
be an avowal of weakness that would wrong
Turkey in the eyes of Europe.
The Turkish Minister of Finance has resigned
Saffeti Pacha succeeds him. There is much run
ming to and fro of couriers, but little news has
transpired. 1t is further rumored that the four
powers have drafted new proposition; and the
king Of Belgium is said to be exerting his infu-
ence.
A Brussels teegraphic dispatch of the Goth says
that il is reported at Vienna that skirmish had
taken place on the Danube, and that Turkey pro-
hibts the export of corn.
There was no fleet at Constantinope on the 10Th
ultimo. 1t was not believed that any pitched bat
tie had been fought The Turkish government
displays much military sagacity, and has officially
recognised Schamyl and other Circassian chiefs,
and has sent them arms and munitions OF war
The Hungarian general that Guyon sent, acts
as lieutenant general in Asia.
The Russians have fifty thousand men at Bu-
charest, and establishing strong reserve at
that place for operations on the Danube. Twenty
five thousand Russians landed at redouh nj
Kale. Benedictions, and presentation of banners,
usually preceding active service, took place al
Bucharest on the tenth.
1t is now stated positively that the Russians,
and not the Circassans, were defeated in the re-
cent engagement.
Persia has disbanded her army on the Turkish
frontier
Subscriptions are collecting for British testimo-
malls TO Capt. Ingraham.
Spain has a large fleet ready for sea- which II IS
supposed is destined for the Mediterranean. A
Madrid letter of the 25th states that Mr.. Soue has
been received by the Queen, on request of the
Minister of Foreign Affairs. He had consented &c
modify some expressions which were considered
Objectionable in his address 10 the Queen.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12
THO EDITORS AND PERSONS havin

THO EDITORS AND PERSONS having
i business at the seat of government-The TIN
dersigned are now making arrangements to estab-
lish in the city of Washington " A National Cores
pondence Office" for the purpose of supplying
editors throughout the country with the earliest
and most important news from the national me-
tropolis.
They have just closed arrangements with two
of the most expert stenographers in the Union 10
furnish them daily reports of the proceedings and
doings in Congress, from which they will collate
and prepare terse and piquant sketches that must
prove interesting to the general reader.
Our correspondence will embrace every subject
interesting to the public, and as we are not the
organ" OF any party, we shall be enabled to
crafty the wishes of all who may desire our SER
vices
We have the very best facilities for obtaining
the most reliable information from the different
departments of the government at Washington
All persons having pension or other claims upon
the general government will promote their inter.
ests by corresponding with us before employing
agents at Washington.
Terms such as to justify every country editor
throughout the Union TO keep his readers well
posted upon all matters Of interest transpiring at
Washington, whilst the large dalies will find it to
their advantage TO open with us correspondence.
JOHN c. BOWER,
III. c. MCLAUGHLIN.
ia
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12
IRON RATINGS, AND
Nov 12--6t

NANTELS. IRON RAILINGS, AND
Nl Spring Mattresses. The Mantels are new,
cheap, and beautiful article, manufactured upon
stone, in imitation of the richest Marbles, of the
most rare and desirable kinds. In style and finish
they stand unequalled, and not injured by COAL
gas smoke, or acids At the north they are be-
coming extensively used, and give perfect salts
faction.
Builders and others wishing TO purchase are re-
quested TO call and examine for themselves
Also, Pier Slabs to match the Mantels, of the
same materials.
Iron Cemetery and other Fencing and Ratings
Will be kept constantly on hand, variety OF
patterns, for which orders will be received and
promptly executed.
Premium Spring Mattresses, new article, far
superior 10 anything of the kind now in use.
r. HASKINS, Agent,
Penn. avenue, south side, near 10th street.
Oct l9-lm I'm,
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12

ALBANY, Nor. II, 10 A. M.-The returns come
in goriously for the national democrats The in
dications strong that they have largely out
voted the freesoilers in the State. Subordination
regns throughout our borders.
New York, Nov IL, 2 p. Mn 10 counties the
national democrats have 1G,525 majority over the
sofis-a gain for the former of 3.0l5 as compared
with the contest between Cass and Van Buren, in
1s4s. Outside the city Of New York the national
democrats have majority so far Of 1793; and
from present Indications will be ahead of the sofs
in the State
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12
9musEmtnts.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Ie, 1859.

MADAME SONTAGS FAREWELL CONCERTS
AND GRAND OPENING OF
RISLEY'S VARIETEl
(On Pennsylvania Av, between 9th IL 10th streets,)
Late Iron HaHn
On which occasion Madame Sontag will make
her last appearance prior TO her departure.
The following grand combination of Artists will
appear on the same evening with Madame Son
tag: PAUL JULIEN, (his last appearance in
Washington) ALFRED JAELL the celebrated
pianist0 and Signor ROCCO, Qrom the Italian
Opera)
No- The first Concert will take place on WE'D
NESDAY, Norember 10, 1853.
A CARD-The manager begs TO announce
that, in compliance with the express desire OF
Madame Sontag TO afford the public at large
opportunity of hearing her prior to her departure,
the prices of admission, which last year, on the
occasion Of Madame Sontag's first visit in Wash
ington, were SO and 50, have been reduced 10 the
following standard: Reserved seats TO be secured
in the day time) only 81 so; admission Tor the
evening at the door, ST.
~ Full particulars on this head in future ad-
vertisement.
The sale OF reserved seats will commence on
Saturday, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. at the Music Store
Of Richard Davis, esq.
Further particulars will be duly announced
Nov 12-tf
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12

A CARD.-SAMUEL w. TUCKER, Mer-
IN chant Tailor would respectfully announce
TO his patrons and friends that he has removed
from his late place of business, and viii for the
present receive business calls at the store OF Mr..
Evan Hughes, corner of 18th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
He is pleased 10 announce to his customers that
the stock of goods TO which he now invites their
attention cannot be excelled.
Nov S-3teod3w
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12
A c A R d.


Late Of WiHdrd'S HOTEL
Respectfully informs his friends and the public
generally, that he has leased for term of years,
the well known hotel on capitol hill kept by =; !;
Casparis, esq. The same is now being repaired
and refurnished in the most modern style ana wiil
be opened for the reception OF guests on or about
the Goth of November-due notice Will be gwen
Washington, ID. c., Oct 2S-tt
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12

NEW GOODs.-I HAVE JUST RE-
In ceived full and complete assortment of
ney, and scasonablc goods, which ! will sell for
cash very bow. think il is useless to specify 50
many pieces ~ this aud the other. Come and see
for yourselves, "a Il will afford me pleasure 10
show them, whether | sell or not. So come on
with the pewter, and take the goods while they
can be had 4. 5. TATE, of Va,
Pa. av, south side, doors from 7th 81.
Nov 2-fw.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12
Louisiana Election.

New ORLEANS, Nor. 10--In the first district for
Congress, Dunbar, (dem.,) is elected by 1000 ma
jority. In the second district part of the city
gives Davis, (dem.,) 600 majority over Hunt,
(whg9 The remaining portions of the district are
largely whig. The result is doubtful
Marigny, democrat, is elected sheriff by 500
majority.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
TupEr nAyS T,aTrR FRoM EuRopH.

HALIFAX, Nor. 1.-THE steamer America has
arrived bringing Liverpool dates of Oct. goth.
A telegraphic dispatch dated Bucharest, Oct.
25th states that two Russian steamers and eight
gun-boats had forced the passage OF the Danube
on the 23d, encountering brisk fire from the
Turkish fort Of Isatcki. The Russians had colo
mel, three officers and IL sailors killed and 40
wounded They say however, that they succeed
ed in setting the fort on fire with she'll
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12
Markets.

CHARLESTON, Norember 10-Saes to-day Of
1850 bales cotton; sales of the week 1880 bales
at @ l0i, being 4c. advance; receipts of the
week Z, $50 bales; stock Is, 900 bales.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12

Ma- MASONIC.--The Annual Convocation
of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of the State Of
Masonic Hall, corner of and 10th streets in this
city, on Monday evening next at o'clock.
Companions either resident or sojournng are
fraternally invited to attend the session,
BY order of the M. E. G. Fl. p.
JOSEPH ROBINSON, CIR. Sec
Nov. IL.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12
NTEW STORE AND NEW GoODs.-N,

IN Hat Cap, and Gentlemans Furnishing Store,
I'd door east ofthe United States Hotel have just
opened splendid lot of hats caps, shirts, collars,
cravats hosiery, &c, all of which of the latest
styles and fashions TO which invite the attention
of all who are in want of such articles. My hats
are manufactured expressly for me Of the best ma
tcrial and will warrant that they give satisfaction
10 the wearer. J. ID. HENDLEY.
Oct. 9---6t
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12
London Money Market.

LONDON Oct. 29.-Stocks generally were dull
Money tighter Consols had declined to 91s@
'67 6s, 1l0@i1Oi; do, 62, 109a Penn. SIS Sc
Maryland SIS 96@97 Kentucky 6's 9S@99
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12

NATIVE WINES.-I have Just received
IN from Messrs. Longworth & Zimmerman,
of Cincinnati, the following pure native grape
wines:
80 boxes sparkling Catawba
80 do. dry do.
20 do ladies', or sweet wine.
/ cask superior Catawba brandy.
100 baskets pure Champagne, of my own i'm
portation, landing now in New York, by packet
South America, from Hayre.
B. JOST,
Pennsylvania avenue between 17,h and
18th sts, agent for the above wines
Nov. 9-eod3t (m)
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-12

From Aspinwall.-NEw York, Norember L -
The steamer America has arrived from Aspinwall
with dates to November first. She brings nothing
later from California.
The Golden Gate left Aspinwal for New York
with 600 passengers.
The brig Nassau had arrived at Aspinwa from
Baltimore.