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TO THE PUBLIC.
FIXED HOURS FOR THE WASHING
TON AND ALEXANDRIA BOATS.

THE following are the hours Of depar-
IL lures Of the only reliable steam ferry boat ply
ing between Alexandria and Washington:
The steamer GEORGE PAGE will leave Washing
ton daily, at the usual hours.
viii leave Alexandria at the usual hours
His omnibuses win leave the corner Of Pennsyl.
vania Avenue and Seventh street, 10 connect with
the boat also at the usual hours
His omnibuses will connect with all cars arriving
at, and departing FROM Washington and Alexandra
nov 24-tf GEORGE PAGE.
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DEAUTIPUL n lgN JUvENILEs.--sul

- day Afternoons II. the Nursery, or Familiar Mar
atives from the Book OF Genesis
Light Through the Clouds, or Peace and Joy in Be
ievinR.
The Nursery Governess, by the author Of "Tbe
Week"
Addresses TO the Young, by Alexander Fletcher,
ID. d. For sale by GRAY a BALLANTYNE,
nov 2T--3t No. 4gS, Seventh street
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SUITABLE for Prescnts.--At Lammond's,
- Seventh street. can be found large collection Of
Fancy Notions and Toys
nov Ia
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VXTHO Wants n cheap Lot For sale for
w s250, lot containing LIS square feet, sitn-
ated on New York avenue, between 4th and 9th sts
J.F H0DGS0N,
No. 40s, 7th street, BET. II and I.
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nov. N
FORREST HALL REsTAURANT.
~ SANDUsKY are now

y prepared TO furnish 70 order All the deIicacies
Of the season, such as
OYSTERS, GAME, FISH, DC,
and would respectfully solicit the patronage OF their
friends, and the public generally.
Their BAR is at all times supplied with the choi-
cest liquors, wines, &c.
nov 16
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RRIGGS, HALL Il CO., Engineers and
- General Machinists, corner Of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street west, Washington, District Of 90
lumbis. nov 1S-1y
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AFFLICTED and wRETCHED, READ I,
Mesmerism, Psychology, Electro-Magne-
tism, Hydropathy, &c.

tism, HydrOpathy, &c.
II OUIS c. HOOTEE, for many years en-
j A gagged in the practice of the above, offers TO
apply the TO all chronic diseases of every kind
many Of which are incurable by all other processes
Ii no Improvement is manifested in few visits un-
like other physicians, he will discontinue the same
as 1t will then be obvious that the patient, although
his rules simple, will not cannot enter into
be benefited by his plan Of treatment One visit is
frequently sufficient.
Orders may be left for him at Roots Daguerrean
Rooms, over Gilman's Drug Store, Pen lsylvania
Terms--the usual fee cash.
nov 28--eo3t#
PARKER'S FANCY STORE.
"E are just receiving full suppIv Of
w goods suitable for the present season and
approaching holidays, and our friends will find our
new stock to be very choice and very desrable and
that we are selling at very low prices. Among which
are .
JOCKEY CLUE, A AA'A'''
MUSK,
JAssAMIN,
VIOLEiTE,
ESS. BOQUET,
And sixty other edors.
TOILETTE SOAPS:
5 gross Of Lows brown Windsor Soap,
5 do of Cleavers Honey Soap,
Tailor's transparent Wash Balls, &C., de-, &c.
Cbn.6s, Hair, Tooth, and Nailbyushss
100 patterns of English, French and American Hair
SHELL DRESSING COMB.
INDIA RUBBER, do,
ENGLISH HORN and
PARKERS Fancy and Perfumery Store,
Under National Hotel.
nov 28--3teod
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.JORRJNG SHOP.

g BUTT attends TO all kinds Of Jobbing and Re-
IJs pairing In the line of Joiner and Carpenter.
shop corner Of and 18th streets residence No.
nov Adm
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COAL AND WOOD YARD.

COAL AND WOOD YARD.
" L. WATERS 4 CO.. dealers in Lehigh,
w Schuylkill, Red and White Ash, Cumber-
land or Bitumnous and Transition
C0ALSj
Hickory, Oak, and Pine
WOOD
Fuel delivered promptly to any part Of the city by
honest and careful cartmen, and full freight and
measure may be relied upon.
Office northwest corner of Twelfth and streets
nov l3--eolm
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THE POsT OFFICE.

The Northern and Eastern Mail is opened at 8
o'clock A. NJ, and half past p. NJ. closes at p.
NJ. and 0 r. NJ
The Great Southern Mail is opened at A. NJ, and
closes at.8 y. M. The Southern Mail as far South as
Wilmington, North Carolina arrives at half past p
NJ, closes at r. NJ
The Northwestern Mail is open at half past Z P. NJ,
closes at Q p. NJ
The Western Mail is open at o'clock A. NJ, closes
at 8P. M.
The Norfolk Mail arrives at IL o'clock p NJ, closes
at q p. NJ daily, except Sundays.
The California Mail, direct, closes here on the Cd
and lSthof each month, at 2 p. M.
Warrenton Mail arrives at II A. M, closes at II
A. M.
Warrenton Springs arrives at II A. NJ, closes al
10 A. NJ and 0 p NJ
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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,
a FRESH stock of Drugs and Chemi-
IN calls, Fancy Goods, Perfnmery, Soaps, Hair
Oils, Hair Dyes, Pomades, Combs; HAIR Tooth, Nail,
and Hat Brushes, together with complete assort-
ment OF goods usually kept in first-class Drug
Store. s. II. SYLVESTER,
Druggist,
nov IA Cor. Penn. avenue and II th street.
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TUyO LET.-A comfortable three-story brick dwell
il ling, in good repair, surrounded by fine shade
trees and having pump Of excellent water in the
yard, situated on street north, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets west, Immediately opposite
Franklin Square. Rent s25 per month. Possession
may be had Immediately
Apply to J. O. McKELDEN,
No, 41s, st. north, bet. 9th and 9TH sts west.
nov l3-n
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DRY GOODsi DRY GOODsi
Great Reduction I'm Pricesl

II sents large inducements TO families and others,
in the purchase Of DRY GOODS, which he offers for
sale at exceedingly low rates, on Monday next he
viii REnovE 70 his new, elegant and cornmodious
store,
CORNER OF AND SEVENTH STREET,
where he will open entirely fresh assortment of
Dry Goods OF the best description.
All accounts rendered, up to the present time, the
undersigned will esteem a special favor 10 obtain q
settlement ES TATE
nov Ia sQ5 pennsvlvania avepna
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NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE.


u der the sun, and therefore would inform my
friends and the public at large, that have opened
fine new Confectionery Store, opposite Browns Ho-
tel No 347, Pennsylvania avenue, in which may be
obtained everything in the line in the best possible
manner and cheapest rates Ice Creams Jellies Cbsr
lots Ices &C. of all kinds; Candies Of all kinds and
prices from 25 cents to s3 per pound; Cakes Of all
kinds You may find here more than fifty varieties
Of Cake all of the best quality made Of good fresh
butter and eggs, and by the best workmen in the
United States. aatter myself can please the taste
Of the most fastidious J. g. WEAVER
n. b. Parties, weddings, balls, &c, &C., supplied
in the shortest notice and most pleasing terms.
NOV 17--2tavQu a.
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UUsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
- an assortment Of the celebrated Graefenbcrp
Medicines. s. X. SYLVESTER,
Druggist, &c., corner llth street and Pa. nv.
NOV IA
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EOR RENT, A PARLOR AND BED
II Chamber furnished OF unfurnished opposite
Browns HOTEL No, 347, in Of the best and pleas
ATTEST locations in the city. Apply at the confcc
tonery store Of j. G.. WEAVER.
nov 20--St
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T. NEAL, on seventh Street, opposite
Oe Centre Market keeps constantly on hand, for
wholesale and RETAIL
WINES AND LIQUORS
0fall kinds,
nov l3-H
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TOYsi ToYsH TOYsiii

uI large and beautiful assortment Of Toys and
Fancy Notions, and for sale wholesale and retail, at
low prices nov 20-eoSt
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THE CARS

THE CANS
Leave Washington for Baltimore at and half past
O'Clock A. NJ, and 3 and o'clock p. M. The FIRST
and fourth trains connect with the North.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at half past
and o'clock A. NJ, and and o'clock p. NJ. The
first and second trains connect with the Orange and
Alexandria cars.
ADAMS Il CO.'S EXPRESS
Leaves Washington for Baltimore and the North
at o'clock p. NJ; for the South at O'Clock p. Nj.
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s45 Penn. Avenue, opposite Browne Marble Palace
nov 14-2aw3m
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JUST PUBLISHED
"ARTIN MERRIVALE. his "A m

nov II
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22

prepared BY their Secretary james wenmsn
= Paper eOntibned BY Eng. ESQ., President Of Exempt
Fh,m.n Aoe.on IN reson to the early history OF The De-
History the Exempt Frsmsn. from date
ss sye RseCfns
6 sieich Of the history Frsmen. Ball Committee Of
NewYers from ossn1aon to date together with The names Of
Secretary also copy Of heby OF the committee and order OF
l. Printed list Of the present oes Trustees and Fire Warden.
the York Fbc Department, contributed by wm d. Wade,
History present. Fire Warden. from period Of
crssnsiOn de-wh Of officers and members prepared
cenioOn ard bylaw. of the Mercantile Library
Board Of Direction, contributed by ReynOd budd ESQ., fre'
10 Circulars OF the University Of the City Of NewYort contrib
II History Of the Chsrabe Fund Of the NewYors Fire Depart
men; from the dsie Of a.zson s TO the present time
Il C6niu,on ana BY Of the Fire Department City
IS PossSSs and order C exercises on oa
sion Of laying the of the Fienens AL August 2i
i Ssa:.its,io1 Of the The United s,s.s. sv,
20 Copy Of Xs~- io,k CSm~eesai Adserti'e,
SSSp .: r's."ss II ID. R JSso.al July Is ls
ns s sTHSiy o; sB5s BiBI' contributed by til. American Bib. Society
"a Book Of Common Prayer
"a Msnual Of the Common Council
20 City Charter and kenI's Notes
"a 6 m Go S'ani,ins hs sdo ID p'ent
Copy proceeding. Committee laying the
List of eOmpsnie. which contributed Eve aOA each quota
OF the expenses
After the singing of tie Haleqjah Chorus by the New
York Harmonic Society, benedieton pronounced
by Chancellor FERRIS, when the meeting dispersed.
THE BUILDING.
The following is a description Of the New Firemans
Hall which 10 be located on lots Nos. l27 and l29 Mer
Ger ST. which formerly occupied By the old Fremen
Hall and the City Oil House, the general dimensions Of
which AZ follows:
The whole depth Of the building from front 95
feet ard the breadth is IL feet The whole hight Of the
front elevation is IS feet from the level of the sidewalk
The building will be three stories high above the eear
The rst story which will be level with the sidewalk and
eleven feet in hight is be appropriated for the use OF
Eew-York Hose Company No. 5, aud Lafayette Hook
ard Ladder Company No. 6; the former on the south
side ana the latter on the north side sf tho main entrance
Each Compsny s have IS by 20 feet which wu be d.
yded in three rooms the from, for the appara'a
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DIED.

On the night Of the 9TH nst after long and pain.
si Illness, which she bore with christian reignat'on
sna mesknesS ia full assurance of blissfal minors
AMY; Mrs SARAH p. LIPSCOMB. reliet Of the
iste Conwsy o: Lipscomb ofthe county Of King VIII
lam, ~ the 64th year Of her age
me iiyed the life Of hssven below,
And shall forever live,
Eternal streams from Christ shsll How
And endless vigor eive0
ne1 tne1as and acquaintances and those of her
ssunaw, Mr. Brown. are respectfully invited to
irom her late res dence on 5th street
m'nsnppi papers generally will please copy.
x III Thursda y, the 18th inst, MATTE ]. CAS-
g. der friends and scquaintanses and those Of the
Ismiy, are requested 20 attend her funeral az 4
O'Clock this afternoon f2sthl from The residence OF
her father. John Caskie s
On the 18Th insf in King l. Queen county, at the
refidence OF her father, Miss ELIZA " MARTIN
in the 21st year of her age. ~
a. Also At the same place: on the 2srd inst, Mrs.
MARTHA y. HERBERT. In the 2Sth wear of Der
age, and wife of Mr. John H. Herbert Of Portsmouth
In Carolne county. on Friday, the I'D instant,
JAHU SHUCk RICHESoN. in the 18th year Of his
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CosPECTloNERs FRENcH.-Asensible New
York paper is down upon the ridiculous fash
ion OF doing up bills of fare at Hotels, sin
what the English suppose to be French, but
OF which it can only be said that it is not
English" 1t says that 'the other day at a
public dinner in first class hotel, the bill of
fare attempted to say, in French, that among
the ornaments" was sugar English Pavil-
ion. Every miss knows that sucre is French
for sugar but the bill said it was s-acre
English Pavilion, or in the vernacular, a
- English Pavilion! AT 1.-THE same table
sat q gentleman who desired some simple
dish which he did not find on the bill. and he
requested q friend to look through the glib
berish' and ascertain whether it might not
be found in some foreign disguise"
The Globe well remarks that this absurdity
should be reproved not only for its inconve-
nience and righteousness. but for its extremely
bad taste. In tact. foreign travellers find .
wide field in American manners, for just cri.
ticism. With all our noise about Republi-
canism, Lords and Ladies stand far higher in
American cities than they do in Europe. and
with al our boast Of Republican simplicity
our Upper Ten." are the greatest imitators
Of Foreign Customs In the world. and have
more vanity and less honest pride and indie.
psndsncs than any other p eople under Hea-
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AFFRAY-A drunken atfray occurred In New
York last Monday night, at German grocery
lstore corner of Delaney and Forsyth streets, be-
tween three men named Fay, Forman and Linds.
7, all laborers In Bruces type foundry, as to who
ould pay for some liquor. Fay drew knife and
s4bbed Forman in four different places, inf1icting
was thought, fatal injuries, and also stabbed
Lindsey In the thigh. He was arrested.
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STREET WAGoNs.-It has been suggested
by men of experience, that the City Council would
do well to pass ordinance prohibiting the licens-
ing of any new street wagons after this year. the
re.licensing of old after they have been 10
certain period of time so that all teamsters would
be compelled to use trucks drawn by one two
horses, insteadlof cumbrous wagons drawn by three
and four. The reason given for the proposed
change founded the fact that the paved streets
are being continually torn to pieces by the running
subject is one worthy the attention of the Council
for at the present time the streets are being con.
SANITY torn up by wagor carrying five or six thou.
sand pounds weight.
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\ SAvANNAH-There were 16 interment in Savan-
h on Sunday, of which Is were from yellow
Ter. Notwithstanding the decrease in the mum.
1r of interments, abseentees cautioned against
.Sslrning to Savannah. No one is safe until
! eavy frost has set In.
Among the recent deaths we notice that of Isaac
Whitehead, of the firm of Woolley and White
cad, of Savannah; and s. B. Stockwell, an accom-
kaished scene painter.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mr.. EDIToR-In your paper OF this
morning appears the following card:
HARD.-The proprietor of the Metropo-
~ Titan Hall refusing to comply with the wish of
MILE GOMEZ of lettin 9 his Hall for next Thurs
day, unless being paid also for Wednesday 9th inst
when she could It, on account OF not wishing
to sinE three nights in succession. her second amt
last Concert, instead Of the METROPOLITAN.
will take place at ODD FELLOWS HALL. She ex.
poets that after having been so favorably received
her FIRST Concert she will be henored at her second
ard last grand Concert by the elite of the city of
Richmond See advertisement.
As the Agents of Mr.. Robert A. Mayo, proprietor
of Metropolitan Hall, we deem it due to him to state
In reply to this card that rented the hall to the
Agents of Mile Gomez. for the three consecutive
nights of the rs b. 9th and 3d. inst 1t was used on
the night of the 18th, but the performance amounts
iug to failure. as to patronage were applied to
on the 9th and asked to remit the charge for that
night but refused; and hence this card. which we
would dsdain to notice, except In justification of
Mr.. Mayo. se2 % TOLER COOK. Aets
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STEALING MoNEY.-A negro boy named
Henry, in the service of Mr.. Dunnavant, Is strong
ly suspected OF robbing his master of $50 a few
days since, but proof has been elected to estab
iish his guilt. Henry has been arrested and lodged
in prison for further investigation He Is smart,
shrewd fellow, and had every opportunity for COM
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CURE FOR SNAKE Rrrr-A dav or +

CURE FOR SNAKE BIrE.-A day or two
since servant man belonging to Albert Aiken, Esq.,
perhead moccasin snsae, whils at work in the field
As soon as Mr.. heard of the accident, he cut open
live chicken and applied it to the wound end then
be induced 10 drink After taking several glasses in
toxicstion snsued, the patient fell asleep and in the
course of three hours walked up entirely free from
pain
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HARD PARrr.-Catharine Scott, 4 free

negreu, made her appearance before the MAYOR yes
terday morning to answer the charge cf using pro-
vokins language to Tans Perkins. whits wofnsr
and threatening tn kill her the 26th instant These
parties reside in the neighborhood Of tbs Old Court
been on terms of intimacy, The accused u certainly
woman Of cracked hrsn," but bountifaily blessed
with the sift CAB This complainant made her state
msnt as smooth a. oil, and 10 judge from what she
said. wss al kiudness, all innocence. Scott, howe
YER In putting qnesti to her, opened the eyes Of
the Court to her real character. which, ws should
judge, was mona of the best. When the testimony
on both sides was concluded the Mayor directed the
application ofa ovhide TO the prisoner back fifteen
times. BY way of teaehing her better manners.
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Coal YARD.-We are pleased to learn
that the Richmond and Danville Railroad Company
are preparing lot on the west side of 14th street.
adjoining the north abutment of Mayo's bridge, to
be used as plaae of deposit for coal This will
prove decided convenience to dealers, and we
trust may be themeans ofkeeping the city supplied
during the winter months.
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EATH OF THE OLDEST lNHABITANr.-On the
a Inst, Mr.. Leonard Mallonee living in Ann
arundel county, net far from Mliersville. on the
Annapolis railroad, departed this life, aged o.
Jears, leaving q widow not much younger. He
6ad lived at least seventy-fve years in the neigh.
Nrhood where he died. On the afternoon after
b death his grandson, Alexander Mallonee, a
oung aged % years. was sent out by his faith.
to deliver tickets Of invitation to attend his grand.
1fe's funeral to the various friends of the deceas
ID living In the neighborhood, and unfortunately,
in Jumping from the Annapolis train OF cars, near
0lillersville, he accidentally fell and broke his
sex. The result was two burials instead of one.
he old man OF 90 years and the young man Of
= were laid In the earth side by side
Bali Sun, 25th
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IMPRovING-The large store at the north.
west corner of Main and 18th streets, formerly oc.
cupied by Messrs. John N. Gordon e. Son, ia being
altered and repaired for the Adams Express line,
and an Exchange office. The location is one OF the
most central in the city, and lie admirably adapted
to the purposes for which it ia to be applied
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A monument to the memory of the late Samuel
l.cholas is to be erected by a number of literary
id theatrical gentlemen of New York.
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MARRIED

On the 9TH inst, u Centenary church ny the Rev.
Jossph b. Davis, Mr.. JAMES r. COFFMAN. Of
Petersburg, formerly Of Rockbidge county, to Mis-
MAMIE 4. BONNEY. Of Richmond.
Lexington and Norfolk psp-rs please copy.
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ST. PAUL's CHURCH-cOrner of 9th and
Franklin Streets, Il being thoroughly painted and
repaired. 1t Il one of tho abandonment churches 10
the city when in good order.
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New BRIDGE.-Workmen are about com
pleting substantial bridge across Shockoe creek, at
the intersection of the alley with the creek running
West from the market arch on 18th street
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IMPUDENoE PUSIsHED.-Ralph, a slave,
in the service Of John Hagan, convicted before
the Mayor Yesterday Of ing in solent lar gusge to
aud ordered thirty lsshes.
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HEAVY LoADs.-Capt. White reported

HEAVY LoADs.-Capt. White reported
Messrs Tompkins L Royster for permitting more
than 500 pounds of salt t. be carried in one of their
wagons on Gary street, contrary to ordinance of
ing summoned the Mayor fined them g. and cost
Capt. White stated that there were 26 sacks of salt
in the wagon, weighing near 5000 pounds which
was drawn by three mules. The ordinance does not
allow more than $500 pounds to be hauled through
ths streets unless the tyres to the wagon are
tn four inches wide.
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BYRD STREET should be connec,

BYRD STREET should be connected by
bridge for carriages across the canal Persons re-
siding on Oregon Hill. having business on Byrd L.
land have now to travel at least quarter of mile
to get there A petition to the Council asking the
erection of this bridge was prepared some months
ago and partially circulated, but has never been
presented that we know of
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PARRow, and his Troupe of Minstrels,
have engaged Odd Fellows Hall, and viii perform
In 1t during the week of the State Fair. They are
now playing In the National Theatre, Washington,
a. we learn from member of the corps
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SoHooLs.-Parents and guardians W.
ind no difficulty in selecting suitable schools for
their children and wards, u they bur examine the
adveni:ements Of IteachsTs In the columns Of the
Dhpatch.
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No REGIsTER.-Fanny Tyree, free ne
was arrested and brought before the Mayor YES
terday. charged with remsnng in the city contrary
to law; Win captured by officer Tyler she con-
fsssed that she had been to Richmond four years. and
from written passes in her possession it 10 quite pro-
bable that she has passed slave the greater por
ton of the time. She prison for want of
proper register.