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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-29

and Marcy forget that they are but our tempo
rary agents servants they are not-masters
they are not-and they need not fancy that they
ever viii be. / despise the one as much as /
detest the other. (Great applause.) We are
responsible to the laws and they are response
BILE to us. They are our agents, and when they
faithfully perform their Duties their work should
be finished. We had better go back again to
British tyranny than hold the name of masters
without the power.
There were yociferous cries for Brady -
" Bradyl" at the conclusion of Mr.. Fosters ad-
dress, when the chairman came forward and
said that Mr.. Brady was not present. The an
nouncement seemed to disappoint the audience
considerably, and several individuals of dull
comprehension continued 10 repeat the call.
When order was sufficiently restored, vote Of
thanks was passed to Mayor Westeryelt for the
dignifed and able manner with which he had
filled the chair, and the meeting adjourned.
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nERsONs at a distance, addressing the Man
JIG ayers, can confidently rely on having their
orders for tickets in the Maryland Lotteries
promptly filed.
Bank notes on any solvent bank in the United
States received at par for tickets.
Bonds, TO heavy amount, are deposited with
the State to secure the payment of prizes Draw
ings conducted in public, under the superintend-
ence Of the State Lottery Commissioner
We would call your attention TO the following
splendid Lotteries to be drawn under our man
agement during the month of December. ANY
orders you may favor us with will receive prompt
attention, and be considered strictly confidential.
The Managers Official Scheme is always sent
from the Managers Office with all the tickets or
dered, and the printed official drawing certified to
by the State Lottery Commissioner, will be sent
same day. after the drawing Of the lottery is over.
All prizes sold at the Managers Office are
cashed Immediately after the drawing
These Lotteries will be drawn each Saturday
Of the month, and we would suggest to correspon-
dents the propriety Of sending their favors in the
early part Of the week Should an order be re-
ceived too late for the Lottery Of one week the
amount enclosed will either be invested in that of
the succeeding week, or returned to the cores
pondents, according to their wish.
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Steamboat Explosion.

DETROIT, Nov. 26-The propeller Independence
left the head of Portage river on the evening OF
the 21st, with heavy freight for Ontanagan and
La Pointe, and large number Of passengers.
When about mile out the boiler burst, tearing
the boat 10 atoms and killing George Session, the
first engineer, one passenger, and two fremen.
The second engineer and several Of the passen-
gers were badly scalded. The cargo is total
loss. The boat was owned by Mcknight, Of De-
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Reception OF MitcheIl.

New YORK, November 2S-Large deputations
from the various Irish societies have gone down
the bay in the steamer Clifton TO meet Mitchell,
the Irish patriot, who is momentarily expected
in the California steamer. The Clifton was ten
dered graiuitously by George Law
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4ofal ann 9srsonaI.

A Sad Case.--While we were at the central
watch-house yesterday morning, gentleman came
in and requested Capt Birch to send an officer
after certain person, whom he named, with a
view Of conveying him to the work-house as a
vagrant.
The individual in question was formerly one of
our merchants, and was much respected by the
community; bnt an excessive love of strong drink
has brought him to his present degraded condi-
ton. kind and inofensive man, only injuring
himself by his conduct his situation is indeed de-
plorable. Every heart must be sensibly affected
by such exhibitions, and sorrow over the many
noble specimens of humanity, whose social dispo-
tons form no defence against the encroachment
of the insidous foe.
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COLUMBIA, Nov 2S-The Legislature of South
Carolina assembled here to-day and proceeded to
organize. There is a full attendance Of members
II is expected that the governors message will be
handed in tomorrow. The session will not last
over four weeks.
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Markets..

New YORK, Nor 2S.--Cotton is steady. Flour
better-sales of 1900 bbls. at SO S70g7 06 for
State and S7C1S7 0G for Ohio; sales of 1000 bbls
southern at S712@$7 IS. Wheat buoyant-sales
of 100000 bushels al l75G1ls0 for Genesee, 1910
ITO for Ohio white, and 166 for southern. Corn is
beuer-sales of 10000 bushels at S2@S3 for mixed,
S24@S3 for white, and e34Si for yellow.
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Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 27.-The steamer Texas,
from Vera Cruz and Pampero, from Nicaragua,
steamer Cortez, which had on board 81 100000 in
gold.
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Gelegraphir.
Mortality at Sea.

New York, NoueD,5er 2s.-The ship New World
from Liverpool, with 754 persons arrived this
morning Seventy-fve died of cholera on the pas
sage They were mostly Germans. ii
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The Weather and Closing Of Navigation

this point. Sixty-eight vessels, with full cargoes,
and three steamers are enclosed in the ice within
i've miles of the city The shipping agents have
contracted 10 get the vessels out al dollar per
ton II will take seven days.
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The Dairymen engaged in business in Wash
ngton have resolved that, after the 1st of Deem
Der TO the lst of May next they will sell no milk
for less than ten cents quart.
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THE MAMMOTH oFTHE MONTH.
Capital $6O,OOO.

Single tickets so Halves SIU, Quarters, % |;
Eighths So so.
TO CORRESPONDENTS
VA Prize Tickets must be returned before they
can be renewed or cashed.
mr. All orders from distance for Tickets in
the above Splendid Schemes will be promptly and
faithfully filed, and official drawings sent to all
who order Tickets. Address,
r. FRANCE IL Co. Managers,
Nov. 27-d&tw Baltimore, Md.
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The National Theatre was opened for the
season last night, under the auspices of Mr.. E A.
Marshall the popular lessee and manager. The
far-famed and wonderful Ravel Family performed
with their usual acceptance and to the delight of
a large concourse of spectators. Besides their
attractions, the dramatic company appeared in the
comedy Of the " Eton Boy"
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Non-arriyaI of the Atlantic.

There are no tidings of the steamer Atlantic,
now over due, with three days later European
news.
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Mr.. John Foy, we learn, opened his new
hotel yesterday, and entertained his friends He
has located himself near the railroad station, on
New Jersey avenue, orer Tber creek, and has a
fine establishment
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-29

For Hats or Caps, call at HENDLEYS, Sc
cond door east Of the United States Hotel, Penn
syvania avenue where also may be be found
great variety ofunder-shirts, drawers dress-shirts
gloves, hosiery, cravats, and other goods for gen
tlemen
For gracefulness, durability, and cheapness,
HENDLEY'S hats are not to be surpassed.
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Horn & Landis will open their budget-fnn
and music-in Georgetown tonight, where they
will continue for two or three nights. We will
sayto our Georgetown friends, that seldom have
they ever heard a better band. Harvey Johnson.
a veteran terpschorean, lately of kunkle's troupe,
will give them something original and unique in
his line ..s
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Remarkable Discovery In Russia.-M. B

Remarkable Discovery In Russia-M. 3.
acquired reputation as poet and an arch@olo-
gist, made discovery fthe greatest importance
IN White Russia--a discovery brought 10 light
when his papers were examined, after his de-
cease. Being occupied in making road in that
province, he found il necessary to drain of the
waters Of lake into another lake nj lower level
and in the course of the operation, he discovered
in forest, several feet below the surface Of the
soil, road paved in the antique Roman or Mex-
can style, with traces of stone bridge of pecu-
liar construction. In NJ Larsky's opinion 1000
or 1900 years must have elapsed before the face
of the country could have been transformed 10
such an extent as he observed, and il this suppo-
sition be well founded, this district must have
been inhabited before the time of the Scythians by
a more civilized nation M. Larsky's discovery
win, doubtless, not pass unnoticed, and may lead
10 important results, tMN
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The California Mines Observation-Disclosures

The California Mines Observation-Disclosures
binary Gold Stories.--In confirmation OF this,
La Li6e,tad, paper published in TruIillo, in the
republic of Bolivia says that every day increases
the desire there to have the road opened from
Bongara to the Amazon, owing 10 the extraordi-
nary reports which have reached Santiago de
BORA, where the road terminates, regarding the
discovery Of gold in the beds of the Amazon and
its branches. The reports previously received
here, OF one man being able TO take out twenty
five pounds daily, are confirmed and il is added
positively that these rich washings extend for
forty leagues. Commandante Najar reported,
some time since, that in handful of sand more
than half would prove gold. From Chachapoyas
TO the margin of the gold district is thirty six
leagues and the journey can be made on foot in
four days. DIR. Reyna, who is well acquainted
with these regions, was forming party to set out
during the present month TO explore the mines.
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Promotion.-After we left Major Fields hotel
opening on Saturday night, he was unanimously
promoted, by the large number Of friends in at
tendance, to the rank of Colonel; distinction TO
which he is Justly entitled, if it is meant to en-
body in one word, warm heart, manly virtue,
enterprise, social disposition, and unsurpassed
fitness for the vocation in which he is honorably
engaged.
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Gllman,s Liquid Hair Dye is the only arr,

Gilman's Liquid Hair Dye is the only arti-
Gle now used in this city. Gentlemen who wear
whiskcrs or mustachios Of gray reddish hue,
wishing TO attend ball or party, can appear in
suit of black, by devoting one additional minute
at their toilet in using the very celebrated article
which heads this notice. Prepared by r. d. Gu
MAN, Chemist, Washington city.-PhH Ledger
For sale by z. ID. GILMAN, Chemist,
Washington Cry.
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w andria at 4, 81 A. M, 81 p. M. Leaves
WASHINGTON at and IL A. M, 81 p. M.
Office kept at the United States Hotel and Irving
House, Pennsylvania avenue, and at James Emf
WISHES Drug store, Alexandria tts
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A Ii PERSONS having left their card
N plates with us are respectfully informed that,
upon closing our business, we deposited them with
Mr. VIM. Phipps, engraver and plate printer, on
llth street west side, I'd door above + street, and
we take pleasure in recommending him to our old
patrons, and the public generally for any work in
ibat line. f. MAST Il co.
Nov 29-1m2aw
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RIsLEY,s VARIETE.

nASACA - SfANAAIA
MIR. RISLEY respectfully announces to
lN the citizens of Washington that he has
now completed his arrangements for the family
circle, and that the prices will hereafter be fol-
lows:
Family Circle .................. IS cents.
Orchestra Chairs. .............. rs \"
All other parts of the house. SO
Nov 27--3t
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Counterfeiter Arrested.

PHIIApELpHIA Nor. 2S.--A man named Charles
Clock was arrested here to-day by the mayors
police having in his possession upwards of 600
of spurious notes. The plates were found with
him. He has been committed for trial.
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DIED.

In this city, on the 2Sth instant JOHN J. c. BIBB
aged 33 years The friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the residence of Mrs
Burnley, street. at quarter before 3, this day.
Baltimore Sun and Louisville papers please copy.]
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The CanaI.--During the past week seventy
two boats have arrived at Georgetown, thirty
seven Of them from Cumberland, bringing three
thousand seven hundred tons of coal the remain
der from different points along the line, with -four,
grain, wood, and other commodities.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-29

CHARLES T.. WEAVER, Attorney at
\ Law and General Agent for the prosecution
Of claims against the government, Washington,
DC. Oct 19-lyd&cp
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Assault.-On Saturday night, while John IL.
Hall and John Knott were in Rabbit and Powers
refectory, they got into dispute, when the for
mcr, seizing pepper bottle, struck the latter over
the eye with it, laying open the flesh, which fell
over the lid. The offender was, on Sunday, COM
.mitted to prison, in default Of bail.
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Later from Havana.

CHARLESTON, Nou. 26-The steamship Isabel,
Capt. Rollins, has arrived. with Havana dates TO
22d inst. The steamship Falcon arrived at Ha-
vana on the 16th-sailed again on the nth but
returned with her piston out Of order. The steam
ship George Law, from New York for Aspinwall,
arrived al Havana on the I'D.
The weather was cool and pleasant. The
Queens birthday had been duly observed The
first stone of her statue was laid, and the first
telegraph in Cuba inaugurated, messages being
sent 10 Battalana, distance of 40 miles on the
south coast.
The British war steamer Buzzard had arrived
al Havana.
The market for sugars at Havana was dull, in
consequence of the European news, but the stock
was small. The cane lately planted had been
injured by drought, but the old was doing well.
The stock of sugar at Havana was 100000 boxes,
and at Matanzas 10000 Assorted 81 a 7 a 9;
yellow 81 @ Z; brown 81 @ So Curacao AZ ca
ST.; Muscovado 5 "a ST. The stock of coffee was
very small Rum scarce, and worth 40 per pipe.
Tobacco very high, and shipments Of cigars very
few. Jerked beef in good request at 10 @ l9f.
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JULES BON NET,
GENERAL
NNAMELLED PARLOR AND CHAM

IL Der Crates; circular, square, and oval patterns
Of the latest styles and Of the highest finish.
The above are Just received and for sale by
3 a r. HASKINS,
Pa. avenue, south side, bet. 9th and 10th sts.
Oct 10, I'm. (m)
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Arrest and Recovery Of stolen Money.

thief, was arrested yesterday and $4,000 Of the
$4,000 lately stolen from the bank of the State of
New York was found in his room. The two per
arrested at Toledo are supposed TO be his ac-
completes. ~
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EfOR RENT.-A comfortable, pleasantly-
IL situated, and well furnished house will be let
on moderate terms for the winter, TO private
family only.
Address G. II. b w., Washington Post Office.
I, Nov 24--3ts (m) ,ge
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FIVE GRAND LOTTERIES
FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER
R. FRANCE & CO.,

ryland State Lotteries.
Managers Office, No. North Calvert ST., next
door 10 Barnum's City Hotel
Baltimore, Md.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-29

ENERAL AGENCY CHARLES f.
NJ WEAVER, Attorney and Counsellor at
Law, continues his agency for the prosecution OF
claims against the government He will attend
to the procuring of observation-disclosures and
Invalid bounty land warrants extra pay arrear-
ages of pay, as well as the adjustment Of post
masters and contractors accounts at the Post Of
fee Department also all other matters requiring
attorney at the seat of government An expe-
rience of some years affords him good facilities for
prompt attention TO all business entrusted 10 his
care, and its satisfactory adjustment.
References given, Unnecessary, in any State OF
the Union. Nov. 6-dtfSycp.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-29

Extradition Case.--A well dressed young
men about % years of age, named Alexander Hell
born, was brought before the United States court,
New York, on Wednesday last, on a warrant
granted by Commissioners Nelson, under the act
OF Congress passed to give legal effect TO the Ash
burton treaty. From the documents in the hands
of the marshal, it appeared that the prisoner was
demanded by the government Of Great Britain, at
the instance of the bank of Ireland, he standing
charged with forging the endorsement of Charles
Macintosh 81 Co. 10 bill of exchange for .fi3 Ia.
3d., dated July 2, 1858, drawn for the governor
and company of the bank of Ireland, by James
Jackson, cashier. Thisbl the prisoner got cashed
in the city of London, and then set sail for this
country in the ship Dewitt Clinton, in company
with lady. On their arrival they took up their
residence at the Gifard House. in Chambers
street, where the officer found them, and notified
them Of the dsagreable necessity he was under of
disturbing their felicity. The prisoner was com
mitted for examination.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-29
A Neat style of street Advertising has beer

Neat Style Of street Advertising has been
introduced by Mr. Risley. Not only are his large
showbills posted on board with "Rsley's Va
riete" painted at the head, in prominent letters,
but handbills Of the play in gilt frames, are hung
up in conspicuous places in the public streets.
Heretofore, the custom has been to carelessly
slap = the bills against any surface large enough
for The purpose.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-29

Delegate from Nebraska.-We had the plea
sure Of an introduction, recently, to Mr. Johnson,
the gentleman sent hither TO represent the inter-
ests of that territory which, however, has not, as
yet, legally organized, but merely provisional
government. From the character OF the delegate,
private and public, we presume that he will salts
factorly attend to the interests with which he is
entrusted by his constituency; provided, OF course
that Congress shall establish the proposed terrific
rial government, and admit him 10 a seat in the
House of Representatives.
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Refusal to Open Sixth Street.-The Mayorof
Washington, last night, sent 10 the two boards Of
the city councils a copy of letter from the Secre-
tary of the Interior, in which he says that the
President of the United States has duly examined
and considered the application made by the corpo-
ration of Washington for the opening of Sixth
street, from the Washington city canal TO street
south; and finding that the question was decided
by his predecessor, and believing the decision to
be in accordance with the law on the subject, de-
clines to overrule it, as requested.
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RIsLEY,s VARIETIES.

RIsLEY,S VARIETIES. s
Second night of the Encouragement of
MRS. CHARLES HOWARD.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 90,
Will be performed, Qast time,)
THE CHILD OF THE REGIMENT.
Madelaine. .......... Mrs. CHAS HOWARD.
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Prices of admission, orchestra chairs, IS cents;
dress circle, so cents family circle 25 cents.
"A gentleman accompanied by two ladies adj
mitted for 81 TO the dress circle
Doors open at I past 6-curtan will rise at quar-
Ter past T. Nov. 29--lt
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To conclude with the petite comedy of
THE PET OF THE PETTICOATs.
Paul, the Pet0. Mrs. C. HOWARD
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TEN DOLLAR LOTTERY.
Capital $4,000.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
ICHEME.

Glass 2.
To be drawn In Baltimore Md Saturday, Dec TO- 1853
SCHEME.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-22
CELEB TED
Family Medicines.

IN offering to the public the above invaluable prcpara-
tons the subscriber would state that IN consultation
with his friends and Of the most respectable OF me
Medical faculty. il was deemed advisable to offer to the
public few preparations of known celebrity being pre-
pared with the greatest aud on the most scientific
principles substitutes for the numerous wottIcss at M
rles lint are flooding the country in the form of panuceas
aud cure as prepared by the most Ignorant aud necea
v persons intended all diseases and good Tor none