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uNOR BOSTON.-Fr.t vcssei-Riehmond and
II boston Line OF Packets The superior nne IN
Ing regular sehr Fannie curre Capt George 683N
having portion OF her going
board will sail With ali possible dispatch. ror balance OF
apply to
kNa ma
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LIE WIS HILL
PRODUCE COMMISSION MEI

ATTkSis
WHEAT FLOUR, CORN AND TOBACCO,
0csee on GorernOr Thirteenth street,
mA24-3m RICHMOND Va
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HEAD QUARTERS FOR FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING.

FUNIIE members Of the legislature visiting the city,
requested old establishment No. i2b
Main themselves outfit for
the the subscriber has hand large and elegant a-sort
Of Genemen Wearing Apparel not To be by
house
ryd superiority Of his Clothing he awarded
the highest premium Silver MEDAL by the Mechanics Institute for
1855
ngs. Ac with Of superior Eorkmrn He deems unneees
amer trial Of 6 the public has had 81 bis goods TO
(e all Clothing he sells J
and respectfully soci call from his old friends and the public
generally Strictly on one price system. b. SPENCE,
del No 100 corner Of and
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.
l,rrHoRHKp osoRstl
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY!
CLASS IL,
TO be drawn the city Of Atlanta Geo. pub on MONDAY
July q, 1850 on the HAVANA PLAN.

July p, ls56 o the HAVANA PLAN.
SAMUEL SWAN CO, Managers
Prizes amounting
SIO2, OOO!!!
VIII be distributed according the following
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
EVERY OTHER TICKET SURE To DRAW
an.lNN y U VI S-iAl9l PRlZESll
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NIos>ITs ,XAILTAnI.E PROPEnTY on VI Al

4. VI 4 y
w STREET FOR sALE-We authorized to sell Tenement
No i61 Main opposite Exchange adjoining
Mrssrs. Kent, Paine building feet with
floors, In EXCELLENT order.
The lot 2sNla5 alley
The location city
suitable for a large business.
The under good constantly
value, and offers Inducements investment Terms liberal
Juio-eu2w TAYLOR WILLIAMS
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FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE
OPF1CE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
Second Door East ~ Corner MfiN anil iiM IT,
TUyIfIs long established Issues the
above scripton Of risks, reasonable other
good Offices With cash capital and surplus Of t24uOo
of Directors personally portion
holding their meetings In this city, all literally adj
jused and promptly paid entities the public
re- No policy charged Marine Risks taken by thus
Office. DAVID CURRIE, President
Jso w. BosiiEE, secreiary. jriT-u
M ITUAE BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
1Vu COMPANY-Capitsi. January 1st.1ss5 t2R3lnS AZ
Dividends paid the Insured O date Ti5402 60
Losses By death paid 10 date iya36s9O -
f4252Ass ~
Dr. A. sNEln Examiner. W. Ksowtgs Agent
once No. a. Pearl Street. next door ~. W. Fry sons
This company purely mutual and dividends II
the Dividends while the insured living. the
the insured the prem ION
amounts TO $50 II affords All the security and privileges
found In well conducted companies.
Por Information respecting Lie fnsursnce please my
Office. %. w. KNOWLES Agent
jei9 No 81, Pearl street
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D Gp - nn REwAHD.-Th DIARRIIHA KILLER. L.
PcOV ted In over ino0o Cases OF Asate Cholera and
B1e Complaints, has failed
CENTS BOTTLE
b particular that prepared BESSETT
fI-HkE, Richmond, a non other . Genuine.
E sold by Druggists Country Merchants everywhere.
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Corner Of GOrerrOr and Frintiin HrsSS,
DEALERS In French and Ameri-
w angngs Delanes aud DamAsk, for Win
dow TAssels Cornces Bands and Coop
Curtains Table oil Cloths Hair Cloth
HAIR Sofa springs TUne; Tcks Mat
tngs, Window Shades best Cured Hair and suk Mattresses
Beds Lounges; with many other aEtcles In
line Of business, which will he sold the reasonable
terms Paper Hanging and Uphong PancGAy attended to
In oco
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the Boston saturday Evening Gazette.
"a PERFUMED BREATH-whSi lady o gentleman
wOudremAin under the OF dissgrreable breath
by thu balm thousand F7otcers denfrice
white
Many their breath bad and the subject
delicate their friends vii mention It, Pour single dropui
the balm
ing Af,y bottle will last a year.
BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER,
fel2-6mos Agents. and all Druggists.
49, SHAVING MADE EAsY.-We; your shaving brush tn
either cold o drops
81 hahn Thousand Flowers" rub the well
facilitating operation
Price only ftfty Cents fErKIDGE Co, pToprietors
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER.
el2-6mos Agents, and all Druggists
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

XETOOI. DEPOT.-we have determined open,
w necton with business, Wool Depot, for the
and services Of Mr. John Water
houe the former efficient Of tile Wooden Factory n this
city Ills attention. viii be devoted exclusively to this
ines
All Wool consigned will he graded that each purchaser
such Wool he and he compelled 90 buy such
will his There ia virginia suf-
hc~n quantity WOOL concentrated and graded To attract the
attention manufacturers and dealers 20 market and
hop succeed In establishing good market for the Wool grown
home.
For particulars circulars. CRENsHAw co,
je2s Richmond. Va
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
DEATH OF GEORGE STEERS.

The sudden death Of Mr.. George Steers by the
lamentable accident which We announced Yesterday,
has produced deep sensation in this community
which has long been familiar with the name OF the de-
ceased in connection with his remarkable mechanical
genius and his eminent success in Me art OF ship
building. In the early departure of such man. there
il cause not only of private gref, but OF public sorroW
Hi. gifts were Of that and peculiar nature which
in the sphere of literature Of art, would have fur
nished passport TO perpetual fame. Mr.. steers was
born in the year 1898, in the City of Washington lie
removed to New ork before he ten years of age
and from early boyhood was absorbed in the study OF
naval architecture. No other subject awakened any
considerable interest in his mind. The system which
he sprhed with such admirable effect TO the construc
ton Of vessels was suggested to his imagination before
he had attained the years Of manhood. 1t consisted
mainly in the principle, that the best qualities OF sail
ing vessel depend the uniform displacement OF
we,r along the lines. This theory was fully tested in
the pilot boat Mary Taylor, which he predicted would
surpass any similar craft that ever left the port of New
Yok No vessel had been previously built where the
center of displacement had not been forward of the
beam. The failure OF his experiment was confidently
anti pGted but the result proved the correctness OF
his ideas and established his claim TO the possession OF
original genius in he art.
Among his earlier professional achievements was
the building Of the plot-boat VIM. c. flagstaff the
yachts Syren and Sibyl, Una, Cornelis, and Sy!ve.
Tie Queen of the West built at Buffalo, is regarded
a. without rival On Lake Erie. His mot brilliant
triumph. however. in the yacht America, which
was completed in the Summer Of 1851, and sailing i'm
medately for England, gained the celebrated victory
in TIE great yacht race at Cowes. Since that time,
his prominence in that department of ship-euldinS
has been universally conceded. His latest works are
tie Ningara and the Adratic presenting specimens OF
psya! architecture for which, in bodness of conceP-
tion and msgnfcence Of construction, no parallel can
| be found in the marine Of any nation He regarded
them with MT dest pride important seps in his pro
fcsS;onal career but they destined to prove on!
the monuments Of his fame. The death Of Mr.. Steer'
has bereaved wife and family of young children o.
their natural protector and their grief enhanced b!
| the suddenress Of the blow.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

c9 hts fecn OF Lse n the reaction which Il has pro-
ductd. Even Prc-Sisyery men here see that II may
jrfe ttc place. though 10. the em grants s1d it .s
propo'ed by NE OF the fret citizens to call
public meeting to d.erim and rebuke II. The fac,
H. that an effort l. already being made 70 turn the
emigration through PlsttsHOtith where the ferry
better than here snd the people Of this yil.ag. per
cei'c where their interest lies. The train viii
-icId -oue 81 t-0Or more here, first and last. aud
not the j gt-,t disorder ha.J-t been charged on
irge member of the Company. Ii the market
were larger, our purchases wo1ld be larger also
have my self bought up al the eowAide boots to
he found in town. (eXcrpt extra sizes) snd 1early
all the flannel shirts ard blankets.
Missouri, however, expects To rule lows and Ne
bra-ha as well as Kansas. 1t il openly threlteDpd
that tie new steam ferry boat, now being built at
II Louis, shall never come mp the TiFcr - be used
in carrying emigrants; and this Is fast converting
tie C7 ner If the ferry, born in Missouri, and
hitherto Pro-Slavery, into an Anti-Sievery man.
TIE MissOurians also threaten to attack Tabor,
Iowa which is only some twenty miles frcsn the
border, ard which is an Ant-Slayery tOFu. In
deed the ctizeus Of Tabor are entitled 70 eveTlast-
ing gratitude for their unwearied kindness 70 our
en;grants. The sick have been cared for. cittbing
has been made, and every house. stable and melon
patch has been common property. Let the East
er1 State. hold this thriving little village in grate-
full remembrance.
am here on business connected with the emigra-
top ard shall 90 through to Kansas with the train.
I v III write again when we finally set forth. which
will he in four or FIVE days. WORCESTER.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
mARklRD,

gOwEN-FAyE-ln Broohn. ON Thuralsy morning. sp'
% by the Rev DR. Pi, Sydney W Bowen, d Boz
lin 81 D. to Ellen Loui's. daughter OF James fsy" ssas
of BIooklyu.
L-scHuNEMANN-In Bremen. on ThuIsdsek
Nw.YoTk 10 Madame Louise schunemsnn. eldest daash.
e the late y. TTolicb, t-q., OF Rio de- Jsneir"
FFRGUsON-THORN-At Waterford. New York on We
ne,day September - Charles D. Ferguson And Armada u
Thorn
GURNEY-LFHMAN-A Philadelphia Tuesday, Septsm-
Der 4 at the house OF the brides father Benjamin osrsW
OF New fok to EmmsA daughter OF Geo f. Lohmsa 49,
o. that city
tember 4j iy the Rev. Mi Crow' Mr. Gay OF r.fr,-
iugtcn Conu Gertrude Rvnston, eldest dsushor o. ~
W. Palmer, esq, of the former place
GoRE-KUTTERUFF-ou Wednesday sep,e%ser & y ~ Ne ~
Rev. John c. Guldin Augustus Francis tore 70 ~
Cs'hsrine kuteruh, sll ot this city
NoMU MURRAN-AUSTIN-At Fi.,on Farm, Baltimore Ccsnsx.
Mo wedn5sS September e ey the k.'' Ch.s. a,'s
dsughter of George Austen Of the former place
EOLAN-BEARpsLEY-In Aubnru. n. T., on Wenssdso1
sIt,nb.r II. At 81 Peter. Church by the Rev Dr. Gso.ss
r. Nolan, Of Brookyn to Cornelis A. youngest dausher
OF sherman Besrd.ley, esq. OF the former Psoe
OuhD-BLOOM-In Brooklyn, on Thur.dsy SePembsS y
by the Rev WIN. w Hallo~sy, Mr ). L. Pound, OF has
ftd J to Margaret, daughter OF 0e"se BLOOM ~, -
Brooklyn.
r1RKE-erpAOuE q. ch'i.t Church, Hudson, Il On
Tuesday morning. September xS by TIE Rector the .N
rngt,n Mss TO 5a, sh A. only daughter of 9ls SpxssaA
ot Hudson.
sHURGoUR-RoBIsON-At the residence Of Issac Absss
WaTe, the Hon William JhuIsour to Mary r.. caiV
daughter OF the widow Robson all OF Yates oTiesns Csse
ty NewYork
Hight, on 1hgr.dsy September .. BY the Right Rev
Nhtrhoufe u. D., J. H. Whitebouse 10 MARY. ssooo1
daughter OF John Schenck, esq.
wINTHBOP-CLINTON-Ats 81 Pauls Church, Pcukhkssp,
Tson,. u Ilnssl WIpib%p ss1 u Boston TO Aaasss
daughter Of Chat-s A Clinton esq
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

Forsp DRowsrp.-The body OF Christopher Sea
us, was accidentally drowned Monday eysniD; hy s
ips overheard from the H.Imonics was found Sesf
x IN me dok a. Pier No 81 " r. and inquest was lead
upn IL by COnnery Deceased w years Of age and
sra,iye of Germany
The hodv Of an unknown man. dressed a. sailor,
o. CDund cn Pd.v IN fort Cou-nbns D~cesse
ss ~ m dunn 81 ard nd IN hs pocket handkerchief marked
G 4 Norton" Conner Hills h-s quest upon the BODY
V.rdc. -uppos ed drovninl" -,
TIE body Of an unknown man about q years OF age
sad es.T cd VS.. found yesterday in the Hsri-ui kN-.
nesr ass rids- and Coroner Hill h.d inquest uP-A a.
NeIdict Desib fnom unknc~ n =, i, -,
Coroner Conpery held an inquest upon tne oS.? y. "
Nsthew KeIr na:ive Of land - years q age, no
drswre b. iss through opunE In The HhAI d ths S
sey City Ferry "a wednssasy evenins Ihe j-iy re-
for allowing tAc hAf to h IN uEsN, Nosl q bSsF'
hv,i ~ Sa y Nglk:Sl ssgsrt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
lAdvvp.is~Trrst
MARX THE FACTS

MAkk rHB fMTS.
J C, rsgY', t-'Ahvhuent, No 81 Brosf~s', oorn-
of Leouars the o1,~ and most extensive IN the tnt'
Stsfr.
GusStY the frs spee the Ar ~ PsotogsPhy
th- cry
GvRssY hA' c1i,y e y,r-rs' attentions sad improve
ntr's IN his ts.hlshnerf
tuRNEy ha- greater S'iss A., roducicr su-r wOrs n
sysy branch thar hss hcrrto-r ne produced In his eGnFy
tshtf tas ST. ~ his itoy the Best Of h' cid ,fssa
6vNtY las rc,,tiy addel 20 thu aeove as1'ed eerPs
. AHe"can, trtuci. snd Ci-rn Artists
cVsNtfs ooott PhOograps 81 az sses reet o.ty 70 e<
s-r1 70 p srrr cf.f: hoy sprf for ;h t-nselyes
c;SS'r plain uno-hed p ap<~cre never sqrset
20 ~ aTtlsi. AID til Ses; Jadses
GFrSEfs Dasuerreypcs ui--ssary ouuced rupe
nor p-otret.ons
GrsSrr ha' received tes, s for N skill than sas
other sfis, IL the profe.seor
Grs ~ received the y medal for 'hoto pccdactsas
a. tie lH-s Paris Expo-itior-
GvRSEr stands 81 the the wo "a Ia the po.ossps
Art
GrErss' not removed ,ny brSned 4 his bu,u-ss to sny
par Of the s-ty.
GrRstr s no connection With any o..r establishment, n
any part Of The city.
GUs>tf ssesf' personally hs patrons md friend. and
done 30 for tn last year,
w.H BE- happy continue s,, .,,epti,o ard
wl s,i endsvor Y please al sao him, with yis
70 his RhotosGs,Aic PAlsce Of Ar J GvsssY
NO Sts broadwS,. corner OF Leonard street
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
lAdvertise~en,l
FACTS THAT NEED No MARKING.

From HUMPHREY Photographs JournN Of Ses. lSS.
DO not apprr Of the plan e n the members Of the
Photographic profession by personals Th. do very
well when trying 90 brng his such
susceptible 10 faery and pcs;,rr out their support
cording the editorial ink used We
confident ths those vho bs, know vii ,ree with iha,
purs. ben with much truth hst the Pho
togapbic Ar this Gssse in small degree position 10
tlis country Mr. G. u. FREpRicks gentleman who
The first ntroducets- Photographs process upon
scale Previous 20 his ohins himself
BE- visited EuIope, ana sh enterprise worthy OF limitations.
he satisfied 18th first securing What knowledge he
-oud himself gain but engaged tho services Of several
Tie eminent Psr~n Artists be then. IN conneco,
Nth MI GtRsEr oPGed AL estsb'.hnent Gu plan anequaed
IL tie world -
After successfully following his profession in connection with
Ar O. time he has opened Tempis of Art in this
cty hi- proes~hip aud supervision We have
boney and csnddy presented the oTcsoins ins that Il 10
Bsly due "a q frllow-abor'r.
GHAkLgs ID. FREDsIcKs late GvRsky t. FstpkicKS
Photographs Dasuerreotypcs Ambroyres, Sc No so broad
~sy pposite Metropolitan Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

Tie Bind voca.ls's VII Gve = coucert Of vocal aud
n.'r,lr nta music Hope Chapel on Thursd,y even.
nc October =. f,r the benefit Of the bind This X
qusr.t,e company Of two ladies and two gentlem.u.
who received then musical education from George IL
Root AID ORE under the direction nf {. Hazt. who
La. s,ts ,ed celebrity prie singer in this country
and tb. E.-,. All who fond Of music VIII be re.
werjed fo- their attendance. ~ the want Of sight
rsure- the acuteness OF the and the dsncness of
eourd 20 mach that they are seldom eaualed in the
.en.e Of mu-i: by seeing persons. Ms F. j. Crssby
,be Biipd PoetAss viii denver poetcal address COM
posed for the o-asop. Admission, - cent?: reserved
seo.s 30 cents Tickets Il be had II the principal
hook and music sl0rts.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
BROOKL YN II,EINS.

The Republicans Of tho Tenth Ward IN Brooklyn
held meeting on Thursday evening, at No. 200 At
lapc street, to elect Delegates to the Congressional
Convention After the election, Levi A. Fuller e'1'
of NewYork addressed the meeting upon the princi-
,les involved in the Presidential canvass aspesented
by the Southern politicians and the s'uthern press.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

DysocRArrc RATIFICATION Mass MExrISa-A
large D. meeting held Ia the City OF HsdsD
Neircsisv stify ths National S'ss and County
nom HOboken Jerse, CITY, West hoboken rser-on. s'<
Newark. Gen. y r. V Wright presided Sp->sAes
nade b, Col Morris Il. Hamilton. the Hon. T. NJ Co,!am
BmlingoS Gov Pnce, DR. Merkle, Col Bo~diich Ccns
10 C,nssntipoVc and oher There Q display of
benu, shd devices. and much Enthusiasm mapssteA
The meeilss vas Continued urth midnight.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

IEAKE And WATTS ORPHAN AsYLUM--Few specta-
clt are more attracting than that which greeted the
eve of the visitor to the Lcake and Watts Orphan
House Yesterday. The occasion was the anniversary
of the q Section A Debating School, "a II called
The assembly numbered about 2iO, more than ~ OF
whom were children all neatly dressed and their
amin appearance showed that boweve nsgnncan'
the occasion mig ht be TO outsiders. it was no uniner
esng one to them. The Society itself occupied sea's
in front and were decorated by peculiar badge:
Master Wall er presided, with dignity which mgn'
be woithily inflated by older persons. From his
opening address we learned that the objects OF the So
cety were the cultivation of the art of public speak
ing. They meet weekly to rend original essays ana
engage in debate. Not the least interesting incident
of the day was the presentation Of beautiful honquet
by the girl. 1t was received by one Of the CLUB IN
ytry graceful manrer, and with an appropriate re-
spoise. The singing was chiefly done by four boys,
who ~ Tfotmed their parts admirably. b. B.
rInkaudnr-le Sept. lS l2G
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
NEFrJERSEY ITEMS.

PoLITicAL.-M s. Wick~are OF Jersey City hAs
nominated fcr the Assembly in the Let Do, u HuA.s
couuty pns hc City of Hosokcn and the PenrtA Wsrx
o. Jersey City.
The Republican party Of Hudson County me< ia2
evening AID cLos, delegate, he puhcan County Goa veu
he htd ,hr City OF Hudson Wedaedsy rex
the Assembly Convc atous 10 b. he'd tie sth dsy of o.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

SICKNESS OF MaroR HALL.-We gre sorry to learn
Mavor Hall is laid up today and Is conSned to his
bed. He has been actively engaged in visiting tae
infected district ever snce the yellow fever first made
ts appearance and it is feared ne IS now attacked with
that disease Two others Of his family are also sick.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

Nard Of two hour. in advocating the principles on.
trtinort snd Freecou. His remarks were received
ens unbounded applause The meeting was also shty
suults'ed by T. +. Uutcr,i'i Of Now York The is.
Mo-; ~,Ie IRE hlsd Up with singing by The Rocky
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
(Advertisement
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS Of ENGLISH CARPETS

lust in ported Selected by the Forsn Agent at the loves
Prices Tor cash Crossey Sons, newest pattern Medallion.
koya IeIyes and Tapestry Brussels splendid Ocoths rc
velvet Table Piano Covers Administer Rugs Velvet Mats
Sc HIRAM ANDERSON, NO - bo"ety
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

The largest, handsomest, cheapest stock OF black
cloth Fsock be fonpd EvsNs extensive Clothing
Usrehouss Nos 90 and 6s Fuons Black Cloth suits $I&
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
CITY ITEMS.

WkLLAcK's TgVsTgR.-Mr W. X. Blske axe. hs
iii-t benefit tLS season, thi, evening when he Will
p,ay Old Hardcsste IN Goldsmith. COMEDY. She
S.oop= 70 Conquer, md viii Also give IN inmtable
t.!-,rai.1n t. Z! G. eofrey Dale in the Last Ms.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

NJ" BsssER-A magnificent Pinno-, b.r.-~
hsH oteh prepared and will be rshed in tia srv "a
y next week 4" the foot Of Grand street, Il - A..
1nnn alu ''IeI'. much credit on the artist, Chas. ".
Hayes, esd 1t has been gotten up by the Pourte.osn
Ward CiUb. and The Ceremonies stteudsnt on the -.
ing Wiz be OF much interest ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
TAdyer,,seuent I
DrssFLDORP GALLERY.

DUssELDORF GALLERY No. 497 Broadway, IL
place Of in the city where the beautiful IN
Art can In truth il is the best collection OF PMnnza
on this Continent and Citizens and Ssnsss should not pass
By without making call II is open DAY and E'EkisG'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
Acknowledgement.
Tur AUBIN PORTABLE GAs-WORKS COMPANY.

TO P.arIys BUsisEssWe prepared 70 prove
that no Investment be- ssfe~ Prohaote thss
County Rights under Patents Sec tho advertisements %
other page Of this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

Historical society me, in jersey City Thursday sv-
noon The sstendsoce Chief Jusn u,rnbsc~~s
presided Vie epoudcnce received since the last meeting
OF the soc'y Iesd by Aa Whitehead e.q The r~pot, a
the Treasurer showed balance hand <S9 - An lnx
e-ig read by the Rev Dr. Taylor Bergen apos
the history o. Bergen township the earliest Dutch setirsu
IN New jersey, u contained interesting fnsS
At oclock ihe Society dneA th. " sten Howe
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
tAdyerii.cmrnt
TEAs.-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have on

hand every variety Of rr,s fn Groce Tes Deaer. and pi
TO 4oc Gunpowder aud Imperial from c o 5sc al other
quail eapay Also 3fb boIes OF COED Family Iesio
one dollar Call and exaInin-No 25 Chsthsn st. betweos
Pea aud aoossyeltsts.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
advertisement
TuE WANDERERS return. -
.Jrsgr. Or. TUE

I b..utiful Drsmz OF the domestic Kind IL ro
pesed To-Day. both in the AFTERNOON ana evenlnS nss
suss MssFUm truly charming production and u I.
peTOIDsd At the Museum Ia TIE most adinrsDic an' ""
and see
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
TAdyerti.ement.l

HOINEsS Dollar PHOTOGRAPHS oil the feOpIo
are meoriou. works OF independent OF their eco
noucs Taken daily At the Depot OF the noted eent
NLia,aIcs 4. HOLINESS Gallery, No. 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

Gas Casa new Benzole Gas Works, the best
and chsspe. in the world with Fixtures 10 su Gas Fixtures
and beautiful desiEns-uss completed foS the
Fall No rsd speter fixtures sold by Gail at ont
great Manufacturing Depot No. SIG Broadway
ARcHER WARNER Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
Advertisement.

A BEAUTIFtI COMPLEXION may easily DO ac-
o,ired ~ USING the BALM THOUSAND FLowrRs II will
remove Tan Pimpes aud Freokes the skin leaving Of
soft and hue Wea towel pour two or three
dr. ps aud the face night and morning None genuine
unless signed FErRIDGE Co., Proprietors
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
fAiyertisement

LITTLE cospyIi, HOWARD. in . DRED OR
rsr Dis~a. sU.s,v from Mr.. 4,rr,ct heecacf Sow |:
OH. 81 PusbY's EATIos rssaTsk IHs "a, -.
a.. E'SsD slsa P2niouas ard LTo - ~. a. rraaa
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
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TO NERVOUS SCFFFHfKS. ItfIIrN NIcT X If""i
restored health few days after years nervous
suaerrR Is xious make known the OF cure VIII
send 0rce) the prescription used Direct TO the Rev JoHn
H. DACNALL, No. 50 Fulton-st.. Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

NEpIcM SyRvIcES.-The Committee on Police of
the Board of Aldermen met yesterday in Mr.. Valen-
,ines flee, City Hail. and determined upon reporting
favorably in the matter Of paying the bills of various
phvcians for medical services rendered at the several
police stations in the city. The Committee on Police
Of the Board of Counclmen have already reported in
favor Of paying said bills.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

Of ~ DS"NGSNksSioNAL DIsTRIcr-The Americans
Un,In @ 'S1 =, hed Convention las, evening tor ths
grss'onal District Daniel /. Nor,b,r wv Wv ,n an -
elt auditor OF Brooklyn, rcoeised the no@n,sn. a.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
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None except those who have
INyALt'ADIF,-N

fred Of Dyspepsia fully appreciate me shue
nd "A c,cy of the bTTEE ssoyere remedy
tor this distressing disease in all its forms