WASHINGTON, Friday, jan, 10, l845
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GEN J. G. BENNErr:-


The drama, which has been lying in Washington
in hopeless state of torpidity for two years past,
is to be revived by two old campaigners on Mon
day next. First. by Mr.. Ward, at the Assembly
Rooms. somewhat after the plan of Mitchell's
Olympic. Among his company, are Mrs. Timm,
late of Mitchsll's Olympic Miss Mcbride, Mrs.
Hautonville, Miss Pauline, and Miss Nichols, Of
Philadelphia; and John Seiton, of New York
Messrs Brunton, Thompson, and Anderton, of
Philadelphia; Mr.. Mcdonald of New York, ard Mr.
Ward. He opens with The plays of Theresa's Vow,
and the Blue Domino.


@Secondly, Mr.. W. E. Burton, of Philadelphia,
opens the National with the Lady OF Lyons" and
hs 8 among his corps hstrionic, Mr.. Geo Barrett,
Mr.: E. Conner, Mr. and Mrs. Burke, Miss Kirby,
and others.
In advance Of these entertainments, Professor
Espy lectures upon Meteorology


These, with Other entertainments, will absorb all
he pocket change and leisure evenings of every
ooay IN town. BoB.