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FASHIONABLE MUSIC for HOLIDAY PRES

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I9S,5JO copies.
Total. Observation-Disclosures IDS

We believe no newspaper in the world has subs rip
ton list over this periodical of SOFT
can IT, And while is extreme cheapness rendering 80 10
crease Of paying readers only indirect poeeniaIy
be absury perceive IN this unprecedented patronage
some evidence OF public approval and esteem.
We take pleasure Ia announcing TO readers that M view
of the oetous interest attaching the Session OF Congress
now u session Mr. GREELEY will spend the Winter at
WASHINGTON as tie preventative OF THE TRIBUNE His let
tiers viii appear regularly various editions, the weekly
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AURA KEENE's VARIETIE


ANAlLACk'o lHEAlEh.-DOAesd anu dTQutl
w so cents Family Circle % cents; Stalls 81 Private
Boxes Sc S-Doors open g. o'clock performances COM
sence at this EVENING; .
AN AWKWARD ARRIVAL
Mr.. Lester Clara. Miss Mary Cannon
PO-CA-HON-TAS.
Cant John Smith, Mr. Walcot Po-cshon-tas Miss GHodson
OUT FOR HOLIDAY
Jopes Mr. G.. Holland Miss Brown. Mrs. Coloyer
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VOU MANS's CHEMICAL HART.
II D. APPLETON & Co,
Nos 3l6 and 3t8 Broadway
PUBLISH on SATURDAY, THE 18TH
4 new greatly enlarged and beautiful edition of

PUBLISH On SAIl NDA1, THE KIN
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OF me ScIExcE o EYE By MEANS OF CoLoRED
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Several Illustrations have been added the latest sen
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the subject ia such clear and simple manner that
it may be readily cOmprehended by children As an
aid the lecturer teacher and student and means OF in
entertainment in the family this Chart hasnow high
reputation and unequaed by anything else Of the kind
published upon the subject.
OPINION OF PRESIDENT MANN, OF ANTIOCH COLLEGE.
The different chemical atoms represented by square dd
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the respective which unite TO form them.
r. gard to all objects having form and color learn hundred
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The Claims Of the POor.-A Sermon will be preached in
81 Peuis Chapel on SUNDAY EVENING NEXT by the Rev.
FREDERICK OGILBY, the Duty Of the Church in behalf
of the poor No collection will be made.
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GIFT SALE of BOOKS, and PRESENT of

~ VALUABLE PACKAGE.
JOHN MONROE Co., No. "a Broadway, adjoining Chris,
Woods Mnstrs offer for sale ten thousand volumes end
upward Of the latest aud best Publications at each including
those published at 81 2 Every purchaser will receive at the
time OF purchasing present OF package VI the same NUMBER
the book purchased containing article OF use and value,
gold watch worth 70 down package worth . cents
All the books received published Among TIE
books on hand are the following
Mscauuys History OF Englandthe fonr volumes in one for
only Mimic Life, Before and Behind the Curtain by
Mrs Mowatt; The Hunters Feast Conycrseons Around
the Camp Fire by Capt Mlyne Reid The Discarded Daughter
by Mrs Souhv ORTIZ Rose CLARK Fanny Ferns lest book Ten
Years Among the Mall Bag; The Widow edott Papers The
Homestead the Hillside; Geolley Monctou; COopera
Novels, and w Gilmore Sins's Novels, EACH The Old
Homestead; lsorG's Child and all the books OF the day
Ladies aud gentlemen requested 70 call az the store aud
the plan and they be pleased Circulars may be
obtained request giving full particulars OF this novel way OF
selling books and Of the special rules adopted i0r orders received
from distant places.
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DAPNUM's Observation-Disclosures AFT

RAINUN1 NiOt.I1 Z TOT TOT ,1IIS,, nIrrr
SATURDAY, Jan. 12-Aftemoon at 8, VALENTINE AND
ORSON as in the Evening Evening at Y, the new TO
After which THE TlMID LOVER. Performance ins the
seen at all times Abundance ALL 25 cents Chiren under
10. I2l cents.
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BrookIyn-The Rev. DIR. STORRS viii preach at the
Pierrepont.st Baptist Church SUNDAY EVENING, 18th
inst. Service commence att O'Clock.
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Church OF The MessiaI No. ~ BrOHuW S::TIIe
Rev. DR. DEWEY will preach there on SUNDAY MORNING.
and at All Souls Church in the EVENING short series OF
Dscoues on The Purposes Prospects Men will be
tyen in the Church Messiah Sunday evenings com
meneing tomorrow at y o'clock.
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THE TRIBUNE employs travelling agents and sends ou
papers II IL Is not stopped when tn term pi'
Tor expires the subcbe does not choose further TO 20
H. we legal 20 compel hun On the Weekly
we mean 10 stop every paper the expiration OF the advance
PAYMENT awa itng fresh remittance from tho subscriber
none comes the account is closed We pay no local SCENTS
wish no money paid any when the cannot trust HIM
mail or otherwise send It 10 mailed It's safety az on
risk land serious risk IL often proyes but are srstedl
every one who deems good work obtain and forward sh
names and money his friends and neshbOs Our terms tn
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DIED,

At his residence. sco,tsvfn. rev nsS Mp 81 Fn
III. deceased born IL the COUNTY Of niddlesex
Va on the llth Of May. 1900 who're hs resided unsl
sr,,r.. of New Kent which wss in 1877. Immedi.
ssv an hs arrival here he embarked in svocsios
10 which he succeeded in forming An extensive &C.
auaintapce and with untiDg energy and industry he
nan becsms favorsbly known q man Of fine bust
nsss habits and With his great accuracy and prompt
ness, in the dispatch Of business he secured the
confdence and friendship Of all. and was highly
esteeu ed for his adabihty, virtue, and manv
other noble gualitieG This was evinced By nu-
rnerous friends VIII, watched around his bsd-sido
during his Illness and the that follow
ed him to his grave. Al neighhor he was kind and
obligins t.u. and constant friend, and sectionafe
and loving husband, devoted father and kind mas.
ter He has left amiable and interesting wife and
five children to mourn their wreck Of affections, and
large circle of friends to deplore loss which they
feel indeed 10 irrepsrable. ~ r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

AZ DRIsCOLBs BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, Is cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dentrice and Cosmatic tina. ever the art
of applied chemistry has produced cleansing the
teeth, healing the gums and imparting fragrance ard
sweetneato otherwise offensive breath which too
frequently exists without the persons knowledse.-
For sale in Richmond by r. DUQUESNE, Main
street. and by Druggists generally.
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: THLEoRAPHrc NEWS.
FOR THE DIS ATc b.
From, Kauaas.

Chico AGO, Sept % "A Dispatch from LawreDce
dated l5,h inst, says that $500 Missourians
reached Franklin on the 14sh, and an advanced
guard came In contact with party Of Free State,
men ON the night Of the 18th. Gov. Gesry inter-
fered, and the Missourians fell back to Lawrence.
Gov. Geary has disbandsd the territariAl militia
under Gen Reed
Col. Harveys free State regiment, had an en-
gsgement with the Southerners at Hartford, where
several on beth sides were killed. Col. HIS com
mand was subsequently, captured By the U. b.
troops.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

II RHEUMATISM has always proved a most annoy
ing, we'll painful disease, and until the discove-
~ of Pollard's Liniment considered by many to
be incurabe. That medicine, however, has already
effected such wonders in relieving psin supling stiff
joints, and overcoming the disease completely, that
those who now suffer withSt, RELY confidently
permanent relief if they will but resort to its use
We have seen it tried in aggravated cases of long
standing and have known it to fail in efectin
q speedy cure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craix COunty
~ VA.-The propnetors Of these Springs, which
nave for some time past enjoyed very favorable
putaton In the counties surrounding them have been
induced to put the wster in barrels for the convent
ence OF invelids in other sections.
For the present, the price 10 fixed ut which
barely covers cost Of barrelins and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question. The FOL.
lowing certificate from Dr. Csrper, leading and well
known physician In B0tetourt county, 10 selected from
many Of equal responsibility and force:
SIHcAsrLE, BorETeuRr Co., VAL
July 18th, 1856.
Having been called on BY the propristors OF the
Craig Alum Springs" to expfess my opinion Of ita
medicinal virtues hereby state thatI have examin-
ed the of the water, nade by Prof Boothe ct
Philadelphia and believe ii well adapted TO cure ds
sases requiring tonic Alternative aeton on the gyp.
tenn; and further state that have known s,me re-
nsrkabie cures effected by its use In scrofulous asa
tons and diseases Of the digestive organs
Samuel n. cAkPKR, n. D.
The water has been analysed by Professor Booths
Of Philadelphia who says. - ).
"A mineral spring Of such hehaess and quality a
the indicated Will prove valuable aid to the
phyncisn IT, position in the healthy mountain 70.
gon OF Virginia, about equidlstant from many Of the
sulphur and other well known springs Of tho State
eonfers higher value upon the suphated Cbalybiate
OF Craig county. Very respectfully
Eruptivs diseases, dsrsnssment Of the liver. dy,.
pepTa, &c have yielded TO the power Of this water
and prove its cMcasy wherever Il has been tried.
This very valuable water u for sale In harrsls q
.PURCELL LADD Co, Dsseiss.,
90 xs-dtsM AGENTS for the Proprstoy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

WASHINGTON. Sept 22--The resignation of Judge
Mason Commissioner Of Patents il still pending.
The cause of the esenation is rumored to be the
terference of the Secretary of the Interior In some
of tho details of the Office during Judge M.'s abb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23
Destruction of FlOVriDg Mills.

BOSTON. Sept 22.-The East Boston steam -four.
ing mills were almost demolished by fire this after.
noon. Loss SIS, 600 large quantity of grain
and rice was destroyed. Loss covered by insu.
rance.
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MARINE NEWS
foRr OF RiCHMoND, september %.


HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT III O'CLOCK
ARRIVED,
Steamer Jamostown, Parrish, N. Y mdze. and pas
sengers Ludem Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Prtchett, Baltimore, mdze-,
Ludlam u Wa son
Schr Triden, Snow, Windsor plaster, Bridsford L
Co.
Schr D. ]. Bower, Chamberlayne. New York, guano.
Schr gon, Leach, PHILADELPHIA, csal
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadel-
phia, mdz aud passengers, II 2. Tutre.
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania Teal, Philadelphia, mdz
and passengers, H. z. futile
Sloop Superior, down the river mdz
Schr MARY Rebecca Hutchns, down the river ighf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

NEW YORK, Sept. 20 CLEARLY, schr ID. c. Hop
kins. Malmsbury, Richmond; bark H. A. Cochrane,
Cochrape, Norfolk.
FALMOUTH, ia Aug. 27.-Arrived, brig Princeton,
Wells. Norfolk
LrvE.p ooL, Sept 5th.-Adversised for goth inst,
schr Camden Bolls, City Point. Va.
HOLMES HOLE, Sept. 19-Auived, schrs Arne,
Moore, Rappahannuck, for Bath; Pythol, Frsnk,
Blueh, for Norfolk; Leader, Hart, Boston, for Viz
ginis
RocKLAND, Me-. Sept IS Arrived and sailed, schr
Eben Atkins. Eastpsrt, for Richmond
PASSENGERS PER U. s. nj. STEAMSHIP JAMES
TOWN. LEWIS PARRISH Mas er, from New York.
BIB CLOVIS J. T. Morris J. Mahagan. T. Gregg,
C. q. Root, s. Angel Irwin benson d. Long, ID.
Brown and son. J. FaIkner. VIM. Church, P. Sawyer
Heter A Gwsthmey, Jno Burrow, j. g. Hords-
den, T Scott, Miss NJ Mcguire, M. kellogg. A Smith
and lady, T. Fl. Applewhite, Is. NJ. Leonard. w. H.
Buck, Miss Morrirer, Mis- Bowles, Miss Wallace,
Miss Taylor Mrs Blake and servant, Lieut. Blake G.
B. Potter, Miss A Msbe. Miss Matthews, Leach,
j. H. Der yshire Miss N J. Derbyshre, r. Scott, r.
L. Pasture Mrs Eilens, Mrs. r. H. Butt, r. Pstter-
son and lady, w. h. Johnston and children, Lieut..
J. M Duncan, u. s. n, C Jordan. U. s. N, R Dxor,
u s. N, 6. w Joy, J. Keyhos Mrs Capt Copes ar d
chi d, E. C Brooks, w. A. Lathrop, Miss E. Benson
Mrs M Hansford Mrs. J. G. Reynolds Mrs Leomis
and child; Mcintyre, lady and child Miss Pegram,
CAN'T Getty U. 8. A. lady and children, J. Peters,
j. Tyath Chas A. Rice and Is in seerage; also land.
ed at Norfolk 1873 seamen and officers, for u 8.
w. for fir gate st. Lawrence Also from Norfolk w.
w Jacob, w. H. Green. Fl. Alistt Peter Derbyshire,
Jno Hansberry, Y. Vincent. 8. w. Tilton, Jno. Ri
l.y and lady, J. W. Harley, M. Taylor.
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MAHRIHD,

On The sss s.p..ass. b. e ~ q p s. hss
). NJ rrIzxHETH JONEs. Of this city.
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Less Of m Ku.iish steamer.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 22-The English mail
steamer Tay, was lost near the Lobos Islands on
the 3oth Of August Her mails, passengers ana
crew were saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

CHARLES RewcRoFI. the recently dismissed
British Consul ~ Cincinnati, who with his wife
ana family took passage for England In the ship
epsiubim from Richmond virginia, died very sud.
oeniy on shs fourteenth day out, having previous
~ been IN the enjoyment Of COED health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

REV. Mr.. MIssEoIRoDE.-The Rev. Mr.. Min
negirode. the new Rector Of st. Paurs Church,
commenced his duties in that church on Sunday
last. Mr. Minnegrode is divine Of solid abilities
and iine requirements; ripe scholar, a vigorous
thinker, and IN earnest and impasssioned speaker.
He is a very valuable acquisition to the church
and community Of Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

GoDEYs LADY BOOK FOR OCTOBER we &C
knowledge the receipt of Godeys Lady Book for
October from Messrs, WORKMAN & Cottrell, Book
sellers, No. 2o3, Main street. The contents are
varied and interesting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

=. chsisrap, President OF Is. Fremo.t cInh :.
k9neons nacleen county Ohio, he's reejened 4
oness ene announced hinsslf IN favor II M. FIll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

Supposed Arrival Of European steamer
QUEBEC, Sept 90 "A gun has just fired on !ne
river Du Loupe, and Il is supposed to De Inc
steamer Indian from Liverpool
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

gUHE REVERE HOUSE, corner of Fran
October next, under the superintt ndence of Mis-.
Wharton.
Families and day boarders can be comfortably ac-
cpmmodated. Sc 23-2w
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Public Reception for the President.

CoscoRD,,N. II Sept 22.--Preparations are
making to give public reception to the PRESIDENT,
who intends visiting here in the early part OF De-
tober
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TURNING KsTAnLlsHAlkNsrT,,..ss me- 81
near Haxsips MIN. formerly Mr. Bslviaa ~ 49,. "a
sll the facilities to do Turning on he tese ss
end the neatest manner. ThsnAfsl fer pAa n,Ssrs
hopes 70 mort continusrcs of the saMs'
nav Ns Ieft 81 NJ. Delyin,e Furniture aere. vv
- l-.lms eTErn&N
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Yellow fevf


| New York Sept % ---Tvo cases of yellow fever
/ haya occurred at Port Hamilton since Saturday.
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WDC1AL MOx1oH0s
70 ~ had YoR 49,
.rxea GSIXnANTE Ell
~ Sc.~ 0s1nxs ACADEMY L0rTHRFs 70 be
ar.xn A. 1fl..ts. Georsis, on SATURDAY, esptsm-
Der 1''h' VI" BRILLIANT CAPITALS or
1l0eeo.
elo 600! efs 1850 ~
6l0,0o0!!! ,Ak9t8s#
$1,000. =.
e1ooo!!:M, ,

al ~ ittItt
-. 49,
$1,000. "a nnychsssys
oners unprecedenIen o"s WholA TicK - fodd and
Purchasers, 10 oay'ns - d,.v N sfijaives
even numoersl are eusIanr ,sh chsnass x sbe oth.
and Qusr.ers ~ pfoporion'' -. - -. =
er masnihcept .nzes. L.
Orders ,houid De sen. ~ Mgrx.. axO..r.
II-ss...
orders can 2, su1IeyT m Atl.n.. laor.;.
wxr sS,,Zr.-. aIshsn.
or . sw ~, So =; 1890 .oinmn
For particulars, see eehs"e N sAosAeA se
se D-st-
-s-
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h HEAD oUTRs lsr REG. VA. VOLS, !
n Richmond, Sept. 29d, 1861
hi Order, No q.
W The Officers and members of the Vir.
ginia Rifles. will assemble at SchsRs Hall, on
THURSDAY. the 18th inst. at O'Clock, P NJ for
the purpose of electng Captain for said company.
Capt. Richardson of Company B, will superintend
the election. By order.
w. M. ELLIOTT, Co. A, Capt. Comd. Rs't
J. H. RICHARDSON, Capt.iof B Co., Acting Adjt.
&c 23-5t
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/ AND WARRANTS. II wish % purc hanc
II TO I'LL an order. United states bounty Lard War
rants .sued for military services Ia the war Of 1912
and viii pay the full market price.
GEoRGE BA0RY,
p lin 18th st. over q \. Peake,s.
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As FOR KENT--A Brick DweiiluR
- House, with brick kitchen, all the usual out
~ houses gas and hydrant, In complete ord-r sit
uated on Sd street, between Clay and Leigh streets
Posse ssion given the lst day of November and if
required. could be obtained ,oner from the Rev. A.
M. Poindsxter, the present occupant.
se Is ST. X NJ NJMMO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

kONAnDs8 INoTANT 0Hl.1 EE.-TKi.
- Ccisbratsd Medicine fnr Cousha Colds "a
For sa:s BY PuAcELL LApD co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

COLLkCTlNG AGENCY...We respect-
~ fully solicit COLLECTING throughout Virgins
North Carolina, Tennessee. and other parts of the
Union Having unsurpassed facilities to secure and
collect debts we feel safe in saying that we can rem
DER satisfaction to all who may be disposed to patron
lie US. We refer to wholesale dealers generally
PRATT GETTY,
65 Main street, Richmond
WE. GETTY Co, 20 Sycamore st., Petersburg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

IN RUNAWAY from the subscriber In
G2X Amelia county, on the 18th inst, q negro man
Nnamed GEORGE-about S. years old, dark
~ brown complexion, of good countensnce, and
AAq quite fieshy, weighing between $50 and 200 lbs
Had on when he left my house straw hat, cotton
velver frock coat cordroy pants, and good pair of
boots. The said negro WIS sold in Richmond in DC
tober 1885, by Dr. Asa w. Graves of of the west
ern counties. A liberal reward will be paid for his
delivery to at my residence, in Amelia county, or
if he is lodged in some Jail that get him. AZ.
dress Amelia Court House.
% 23-dGcts N G. MANN
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4 sLOAKs, CLOA 4 -.-.Jasi receives frem
~ New YORK, Cloaks. &e, Ac-
se2s q. HARTwELL / CO.
WE HAVE On HAND n full supplv =,
w SCHOOL BOOKS. BTATtONERY ic 10
which We invite the At ention Of teachers and De-
rents We will sell 1t the tewest pricss
ss7S HAROLD \ MURRAY.
BROWN WINDSOR. ALMONU. PALM
- Honey, Rose National, Sasssfras. Nfiitsry. ana
xantss sosps-for sale BY J. w. POLAND,
80 Druggist, Itch street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

N1EkKSCHAU1I PIP Il -. O G m a n
lSl Pipes
Meerschaum Cigar Tubes
Amber do
Cigar Cases and Cigar Lighters
Best collection ever in Richmond Just received at
CHARLES RICHARDSON'S
Cigar and Tobacco Store,
SO Pots Amer. can Hotel Build ns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23
A WANTED IMNEDIATEI.Y.
~ FIVE HUNDRED YOiING REM 4,

FIVE HUNDRED YOUNG MEN ~
<W serve in the UNITED STATES NOUN.
IN TED SERVICE, in Kansas, Nebraska,
California;, Neto Merico and Tezas. Pay from Sl2 f.
24 per MONTH according the rank and capacity of
the soldier. Horses aceoutrements clothing, food
aud medical attendance, furnished free of CHARGE
No deduction Of wages on account of sickness. For
further information, apply at the Rendezvou Frank.
lin street, Opposite Metropolitan Hail, Richmond,
Va ne JI--dt1Os
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-23

EERUGINOUS CHOCOLATE-A most
elegant Tonic for persons in delicate health. be-
ing combination of the best Chocolate with Iron,
prepared to disguise eofiTely the taste Of the
Iron 1t has ready been used with great benefit by
many persons in this city.
AkGENTOPHlLE aud AUROPHILE, two new
and valuable preparations for cleaning Gold, Silver,
Gilt and Plated Ware, and Iewelry of every descrip.
tion brightly polishing, Iwithout defacing or inuinx
their siual appearance Full dire
each bottle. Price so cents
JOUvEN'S NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
Err, for instantly cleaning the dirtiest Kid Glove
without smell. One bottle will clean fifty pair.
Money Belts for Travellers; expanding and other
improved Port Monnaies and Purses; Honev, Palm,
Lows Brown Windsor, and other fine Soaps Po-
mades, Colognes, NC &c. for sale at
MEADE a BAKERS New Apothecary Store,
Sc 20.-dlw 1876 NJ w. cor. Main and 10th sts
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OKKFECTLY THROWN AWAY, AND

DERFECTLY THROWN AWAY, AND
i No MISTAKE ABOUT 1T -Househ eepers
Take notice. HAvins just returned from the North
with an elegant and extra large assortment of
Housekeeping Articles, especially glass and chins.
ware and hundreds Of other aoods mostly from auc-
tions We are prepared to accommodate our friends
and the public In general with the incest and cheap.
est goods offered in this city, wholesale and
retail
II you will please NJ with call,
We know our price will please YOU all.
6CHAAP co
Corner Broad and Sd stYeets
At the French Copfectinnasy and Variety store
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ARMOkY HONTGOMEkY GUARD
"a Richmond Sept. D, 1856
III The Company will assemble this even.
W ing at their Annoy, at y O'Clock for regular
drill. The Members will be punctual in attending
at the hour appointed
By order of the Captain
JNO. MCDONALD, O. s.