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CLOTHING.


CLOTHING.
'-.->~~~-~-~'"~
ITO THE DELEGATES AND SENA-
TORS OF THE
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
THE FIRST OLD VIRGINIA CLoTHlNG-HOU
ESTABLISHED IN 1888
KEEN, BALDWIN &Co.
THOMAS S. BALDWIN L Co,
successors to the above
OLD AND POPULAR FIRM.
which enjoyed the confidence and a large pa
tronagefor the past twenty-three years
from the citizens of city and State,
have again established them
selves In business.
Our old store having been destroyed by the h4e Of
April, 1866, we have takent the
LARGE AND ELEGANT STORE
CORNER OF MAIN AND TENTH STREETS,
where we cordially invite the
MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF VIRGINIA
10 visit us, and where We have, suitable to their
wants and tastes.
EVERY DESCRIPTION
cLoTHIN
PuRNIsHIN GOODS
made up In the ueatest and most durable manner,
and Of the
VERY BEST MATERIALS,
and at prices that
CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE.
Having hid the patronage and confidence Of the
many past Legislatures, we claim our old
principles as Of olden times
FAIRNESS AND LlBERALITY IN BUSINESS
w. wopId he Glad 10 see each and all of
you, gentlemen Of the Legis-
lature, at
BALDWIN CLOTHING HALL,
corner OF
MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
dsl-u THOMAS 8. BALDWIN i co.
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The above listed dfty.six hogsheads Tobacco
Stems lyi ng In the warehouse OF Ludlam Wat
son, Rockets, for number OF years must be re.
Of ownership viii be required, and payment OF
accrued charges otherwisc, they will be sampled
and sold by said SAMPLES at the Tobacco Exchange
o FRIDAY the 7th instant, account Of whom
IL may copcern. GARREI u. WAToON.
a.
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BiNFoRD's HAT STORE, 14os MAI.

az BINFORD'S HAT STORE, 140s MAIN
STREET, A FEW DOORS BELOW PEARL (oR
FOURTEENTH STREET, IN THE HOUSE
KNOWN AS THE "DIME HOTEL" AND NEXT
DOOR TO ALIENS HAT ST0RE.-All the HATS
in this establishment are new and fresh (having
been bought in the last few dsys and OF the latest
styles. A good assortment Of WOOL HATS, suita-
tls for the country trade; aspendid assortment OF
FANCY HATS, for young men and boys; BLACh
SOFT HATS In great variety. Also, CANES OF the
lat~stmake and UMBRELLAS.
Captain WILLIAM II. MAXWELL, formerly oi
the canal packet line, is engaged In this house.
and would be pleased 10 see his friends.
im .t-lm~
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NJ J. T.. DOHERTY,

~ J. Z. DOHERTY,
ERCHANT TAILOR,
MAIN srByEr BETWEEN EIaHrE AND METH,
ha. opened, and asks attention to his
yALL and WINTER STOCK, for MEMS WEAR
Cloths. Cassimeres, yestings. Beavers, Business
Costinss, whitneys, heltons, Trieots, Pc.ershams,
and Ch!nchllas, OF the latest Importation, and cer
tsniy as choice in quality and style as ever Of
fsrad [oc B-sml J. b. DOHERTY.
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| MONTICELLO HOUSE,
vi No. 1885 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

METHING NEW.
Mr. THOMAS T. GRIMALDI
(LArE OF LYScHBrRJ, VA.,)
having neatly rsftted the establishment known as
THE GEM,
or EIGHTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY,
NEARLY opposite spotswood Hotelo
respectfully announces thathe purposes to conduct
It upon the plan OF the
OLD ENGLISH CHOP HOUSE,
where customers may njoy at any and all hours
CHOICE MUTTON CHOP, A GOOD, sUBsTAN-
TIAL BEEFsTEAK, yENIsoN STEAKS.
OUTLETS, &c, &c.
POULTRY, OYSTERS, GAME IN SEASON.
WELSH RAREBlTs,
ENGLISH BEEFSTEAR PIES,
served up at short notice and in luxurious style.
A GENEROUS MUG OF
SCOTCH. Oh ENGLISH ALE,
"HALF-AND- HALE" ..
together with a choice selection OF the best
LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS.
And he trusts, combining courtesy and attention
with cleanliness and dispatch in serving
his friends, he may render
THE GEM
THE FAy0RITE RESORT
of all who seek
1.-THE FAT OF THE LAND
de 4-ts
DLEASANT ROOMS, with BOARD,
i can be obtained al Ne. el7 Main street, between
sixth and Seventh. do Its
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW THEAT TKG; TMG ;sroHrs ONLY.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, December snds.
SonaE 70 TW6 q GRAND oPER
G0NglEERTSSh II h By the ,. following arsi'te"; ''i
AAHih AllA fhhRhH5ssEEPH In. h5dsEPH HERMAss. =,
M MR. THEODORE HABELNAS,
Mr. FRANZ IA wIIffiR RhMHER' 'yoRNEs
..."' Nh. WILLIAM GRossCURTH.
The Director takes pleasure I'm being able 10 pre-
sseh Rrsat and bPsr@ sScene The require
aHaI sss, mors tSsp half these great lyric
In this city is especially selected with reference
to presenting ALL the aftistes, and In their most
popular roles. ....
In addition 10 the regular programme. {, Grand
.-.. Garden Scene OF #.t .s"a
-....-. FAUST eff II.
" mar 'oANii iN-ns' 0''S '"' MARIE rREpERIoI.
FAusTzhis original role. FRANZ HlMAER.
= .-s JOSEPH HERMAHs.
SELBEL-for this occasion.
MARTHA.....,.....,..... ..CLAhA LAM
The above is the great FAUST CAST which has
rendered this Opera so famous. Mr.. Hsrmsns In.
troduces the Ssrenade Song in this act. .
And the grand act second OF
r-.. MART r.@.i
will be presented entire, with scenery and cos
tunes.
SCALE OF PRICES: ....
Private Boxes, "a and $40. Balcony Chairs, sl5o.
Dress Circle, 81. Orchestra, 81. Parquetts rs
cents. Family Circle, so cents. Gallery, IS and
rs cents. 1872. 3#-..
Sale of Reserved Seats will commence TUES
DAY MORNING, December 4th, at the reception
tha yl,augr hattv fha A.
II. and p. ii +, and to p. NJ. no 3o-n
The Pianos used with the Orchestra are from the
Of Baltimore, through Messrs. J. w. DAVIRS
SONS, agents for this city. - =
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lime, LIME.-A No. l article OF
IL BUILDING LINE manufactured In Ricnmona;;
BekisysTs and others will find II 10 their Interest
10 call before purchasing elsewhere. We sso
hsvs sLAKED LINE, for lsrmsgEy msgEy,u . m
R..,n- hst~ssn E,sysnth and Twelfth stfesta,
M IN "s'"s'A Richmond, va.
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PLOW FOR THE TIMES.
! THE WATT RLow,

Warranted 10 do far better work. with ns-fourth
less power; Is double as strong and ~ duIp BILE,
pulyerze the soil and cQver up vegetation far 81.
peror To any cut brace plow ever yet made lall Of
which have been invented. formed, and fashioned
by myself
] refer to the following fsrmsn, who can testify
TO It's merits, wig. @; Rufan, william shopper
liam Smith. Colonel J. b. Crsnshsw. &ichard
adams, Dr. J. Hewlett, D. w. Haxsil. EoEmand
Smith, r. voolfolk, MeGTuderS o. q Carter,
George Booker, and others, who are using II and
seen II operate. In every case where " fails "a
ps a. soon as the plow 10 into ths store
Of George Watt & Co., as the old stand. -
GEORGE WATT, plov-maksS,
No, tlso franklin street,
- 7d-sm e. - Rtshmoua. va.
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nor NEW YORK.-ATLA II l. Al Il &c
d1oMPAsr q GpasT M4hs MAln new AND slasans ~
steamship ALBEMARLE, Captain MknSAk-M
BorRyB will leave her new wharf uG32SsE2csxn
IA rst below ship-locks) at Rockets on FRIDAY
EVENING, December 7th, at q o'clock.
For freight, or to secure passage, with nsur-
p"'' SAMUEL AYREsS & CO.,
de5-st 1870 Cary street.
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RE- LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
GOLD CAPITAL. OVER $4,000, 900

GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
GOLD CAPITAL. OVER &ls.ooo, 900.
TWISTED ~ THIS COUNTRY, OVER 81, 100000.
RESPONSIBILITY OF COMPANY UNDoUBTED.
ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID HERE WITHOUT
DEDUCTION FoR INTEREST, AND yoT.As
Is USUAL WITH OTHER CON-
PASIEs, SIXTY AND
NINETY DAYS AFTER PRooP OF LOSS.
The great resources NJ the Lirerpoot and Lon
"dg,l AMI GIobe Insurance Company, and the
"higa character Of its Directors, together ,ofth
PERSONAL liability Of its shareholders, entuis
1T, in our opin.ton, TO the highest confidence.
~. K. JAFFRAY a SONS,
"sTURGES, BENNETT j. CO.,
"ALEX'R T. STEWART Il CO.,
&C. w. &F. J. MOORE 4 CO..
I'D. APPLETON i CO.,
"GLAFFEN, MELLIN 4 CO.,
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.,
"R. L. l. A. STEWART,
HARPER l. BROTHERS.,
"GRINNELL, MINTURN h CO.,
BROWN BROTHERS & CO.,
I'D. HAMILTON WOOD"
DAVENPORT i CO.,
General Agents OF Virginia.
once over National Exchange Bank,
n, z,s Richmond.
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EDUCATIONAL.

OVERS OF FIELD sPORT,-You
"a ere feqq qqested to call and examine onr large
III .h We! selected stock OF nDe ,ENGLIsH GUMS,
eeIthta,. ma,.s and breseh loading. from the mos!
LINING EQUIPMENTS, Including kNAU.
"1'ioa. JOHN ID. TYLER CO.,
Successors 70 Mitchell b Tyler,
So-u lslS Main street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-DEcExBER !.
Sun rises........... IT'S Moon rises. 60
Sun sets. ............ 4.45 High tide, p. M.... T.?
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ALE BREWERY FOR SALE-LO-
n GATED IN ALEXANDRIA, vA.-An old.es:
ta6lished BREWERY. doing . good business, and
lately lifted up In perfect order to brew ey stenR
casks &C. ali In perfect order, will be sold on the
10th day OF December next at auction, II not sold
vs dea-tws
THO THE LADIES AND GENTLE
NRN-I have this day received per steamer,
and win have constantly on hand ana sirays
frssh on drsusht, the BEST WlNTkk LAoE6
D01"' ~ J. q. LANCE,
Fourth street between Broad
-, 49, and ksrshall.
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EOR RENT, the large w A II E.
i HOUSE in Libby Buildings Formerly oc- -
eupisd by US. Possession given immsdstsiy. in
with large amount Of storage secured, 70 49,
desirable tenant. Apply to
PALMER, HARTs00K I Co...
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TrOR RENT, the HOUSE on Ninth boz
II tween Clay and Leigh streets. at present -
occupied by 4. w; Cone a. a school-house.
Possession given the sth Instant Apply to lsk
de 4-ts t. .e.u kERSkYg DAVIS.
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TOR RENT, the STORE and GEL
II LAR IN Main street- north Aida. No. -

EoR RENT, neat COTTAGE RESI-
Il DENCE with i've rooms. with Al neces. -
sary out houses and q we'll OF excellent wa. E.lH
ter in the yard, on Grove road, Sidney, Just GR
beyond the old Fair Grounds. Can be rented by .
good tenant for twenty dollars per month oy sp'
niving To A. X. COURTNEY,
de P3t ~'''. Whig Building.
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EOR RENT, two fine large ROOMS
L over Merchants Saloon, No Thir.
teenth street, between u ain ana Cary. Tnese E,.s
rooms are suited for . commission business -
Apply on the premises. At..l - '.-s dc Wv
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RESPONSIBILITY OF COMPANY UNDouBTED

lsvssrEp ~ THIS COUNTRY. OVER si,soo,ooo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-27

This board met last night, with five members
present aud Mr.. Bosworth, president, in the chair
The minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved.
McCioskey, asking a further leave of absence of
sixty days, which, on motion, was granted.
A resolution authorizing the finance committee,
jointly with the committee on streets and landings,
to reject or accept any adjudication of contracts
made by the controller during the recess Of the
council, and to approve all accounts and bills
properly certified to, and to order payment of the
same, was conCurred in.
A resolution authorizing the controller to sell
the contract for building saughterhouses in the
Fourth District to the highest bidder, was con-
CURED in.
resolution authorizing the controller to sell the
contract for building slaughter-houses in the Third
District to the highest bidder, was concurred in.
The Board of Assistants, by message asked
concurrence in the following:
A resolution relative to having repairs made in
the boys house Of refuge. CuncuTed in.
A resolution rejecting the following contracts
made by the controller for repairs to the market
houses, and directing the contracts to be sold
over
Dryades market, to d. j. Wasson, for $4,000.
St Bernard market, to J. 7. Walsh for $780,
IRENE market, to John Bietry, for $500.
Washington market, to }, Kirwan for $4,000
Referred TO the committee on streets and land
ings,
A resolution authorizing Mrs, Casey to keep Il
cow on her premises. Referred to the committee
on streets and landings, with power to act
! A resolution granting PERMISSION to DR.. Elliott
| to keep a stable on Grayier street, near Baronne
| street. Concurred in.
| resolution extending the time allowed to con-
signees to freight from the levee to thirty
six hours Rejected.
A resolution empowering the assistant city at
torney to compromise with Judgment debtors of
the city whenever in his Judgment the interest OF
the city may require it, provided that they be such
only when Judgments were rendered prior to 1861
Referred to finance committee.
The Board Of Assistant Aldermen notified this
board that it had declined to concur in the amend
ments to the contract with the New Orleans Gas
| Light Company; and had referred the matter to
committee OF conference, and asked that similar
committee be appointed to meet on Saturday. the
28th inst. On motion, this board appointed Messrs
Stith, Whitney, White and Mcknight on the com
mittee.
The health ordinance which had been amended
by the Board of Assistants, was taken up and tn
amendments were conCurred in and the ordinanc
adopted,
Jas. Clancy, by petition, asked for permission t
erect stable on CuslomhOuse street. Referre
to committee on streets and landings.
Mr.. Clark offered resolution directing the cit
attorney to take steps to set aside the iniIncto
in the case of John P Beckervs. the city. Adopted
Also a resolution asking The mayor " inform IL
council how many policemen are engaged in h
. office, how many are allowed to dispense wit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-27

John 3. Long, Of Medina, was nominated oEhe
18th by the Democrats of the 18th Ohio Distrio.
David Turpie is the Democratic candidat6or
Congress in the 9th Indiana District.
Hon. E. G. IngersoIl, member from the 5th lii
nois District, has been re-nominated by acclala-
ton.
G. H. Kyle declines to be candidate in the2d
Arkansas District, at the election in August, nd
will wait until the election provided for by lawn
October, 1867.
Hon. E. B. Washburne has again become so III
as to be unable to attend to his public duties ad
has accordingly asked and received leave of o.
sence for the rest of the session.
The national union club of the State Of NV
York has elected Dr.. Joseph Heine, J, H. StaSs,
Geo t. Chapman, Captain George Donaldson ud
Joseph D. McClelland delegates to the Philael-
phia convention. f..
Senator Salisbury of Delaware, in debating he
freedmen's bureau bill on Monday, promisd
Andrew johnson the next presidency as rewad
for his opposition to the unconstitutional legsl-
ton of the present Congress"
The congressional convention of the 18th CO
gressonal district of Ohio met at Newark on te
18th, Columbus Delano was unanimously re-nol.
mated. = .-.#
Gen. Gannt, of Arkansas, is at Washington. Ie
says that the people of his State do not evncea
disposition to make the best of the results of ii
war, and he recommends the adoption of the CO,
st utional amendment, although it would disfrai
chse himself, as the best possible way of restorin
the people in his section to their senses, and brnl
ing aboutpeace and harmony among all classe
The canvass for nominations to Congress
going on warmly in Wisconsin. The following al
the candidates
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The HInchy-HawIkins Bigamy Case,


The case of Mrs. Caroline 7. Hinchy, accused of
bigamy, in marrying in 1865, James Hawkins, when
her husband, George H. Hinchy, was still alive,
came up for examination yesterday before Acting
Recorder Moore.
Mr. Hawkins having been called to the stand,
ssrs. Field and Lemlie, counsel for the defense,
objected to his being allowed to testify, They
argued that as lie was, confessedly, the husband
Of the accused, he could not appear against her,
until the illegality of his marriage with her was
proved by evidence that she had been previously
married to surviving husband.
Mr.. Mix, in behalf Of Mr.. Hawkins, contended
that the rules of law should be enforced with
the same exactness in a preliminary eXamina-
ton as on q trial; that latitude should be per
mitted before a committing magistrate which
might be denied before the court Of last a1bjt-a
ment, and that all the committing magistrate was
expected to develop was case of probablt
guilt.
This point was urged very elaborately, and th'
result was that the examination was postponed
until Tuesday next, to allow MIR Mix time to ox
| anime authorities
| Immediately after, prosecution for assault ant
battery by Mr. Hawkins upon Mrs. Hiuchy, wat
examined. The evidence showed that some two
weeks ago he came TO her premises, at the cornel
of Deord and Locust streets, and throttled her
and threatened to take her life within three days
The acting recorder committed him for trial be
fore the First District Court on this charge.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-27

THE TALK OF Men AND WoMEN.-Seme French
man of a statistical than of mind, who evidently
has but little to do, publishes in Hhvre paper
some curious statistics Of the average talk Of men
and women. He has discovered that an ordinary
midde-aged man spends three hours per day in
conversation calculating at the rate of 100 words
per III mute, or 29 octave pages per hour, which
would amount to 500 pages per week, or So big
volumes per year. Having ascertained these facts
as regards the masculine portioa of the human.
ascertain the amount Of words uttered by an or
binary and midile-aged female to minute, and
the amount of time spent on the average oy lhat
,ient investigation and abstruse calculation this
arilhmeScian was compelled to give up the ques-
| ton, ana confessed the magnitude of the figures
produce even at the outset oil the inquiry bathed
| all human calculation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-27

SAILING OF THE FLORIDA FOR LIVERPOOL
Passengers and shippers for Liverpool, and Euro
pean cities generally, are referred to the adver-
tsement of Messrs. Hunter, Askew & Co., agents
of the line, who announce the sailing of the 8ne
steamship Florida on Saturday, the 4th of August
next, direct for Liverpool, We are glad tc
chronicle the resumption of business by this line
affordng, as it does, such advantages to tine com
merce the city and the convenience oE our peo
Pile. The Florida is now receiving cz,rgo at tht
company's wharf, in the Third Dstrir t, and will
sail punctually at the time appointed steeragt
passengers will be TAKEN at the low rate of $50 il
currency. For all particulars in re gard to passag
or freight, application should be made to he
agents, Messrs. Hunter, Askg & Co., No. A
Carondelet street,
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FRIDAY MORNING, july 27, 1866.

wearing The uniform and how many ere there
who are engaged in other agocatons. Adopted.
The finance committee verbally rtorted ad-
versely on the resolutions authOrzing.he mayor
to contract with J. P. Wasson and Jln Bietry,
for repairing markets. The resolution we're re-
jected
The ordinance for selling the right way for
r0iiroads on Claiborne and other streets8as now
called up. During its consideration p,test was
read from large number of merchant9n Com
mon street, who request that the matteryould be
more closely inquired into previous to acln being
taken upon it. The ordinance was p09oned TO
the next meeting of the board.
The board then adjourned, to standdjourned
until the first Tuesday in October next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-27
MIsCELLANEoUs--MARKETs--RrYER NEW


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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-27

Michigan correspondent of the Cleveland
Herald makes startling revelations" BE has
States army is organizing a scheme to seize Cen
traI America and ''organize a purely Yankee re-
public Five thousand armed men are to under
take the enterprise The principal points Of ope-
New Orleans some of che wealthiest citizens of
those places having pledged the money for the
expedition. The organization already numbers
four thousand men, and the expedition is to start
some time in September. There is perhaps very
little if any foundation for this statement. But #
it be true, Central America, rather than permit
the scheme to succeed, had better get up fifteen
or twenty of her heaviest earthquakes and shake,
herself into the sea. The establishment there of
." purely Yankee republic" would be far
worse calamity mobile Advertiser.