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SINGULAR NEWS FROM PARAGUAT.-The
New York Post prints correspondence from
Rio Janeiro in which is given in detail an
extraordinary story heretofore barely al
luded toy about G. A. Washburne, our Min
lister to Paraguay.
1t is asserted that Mr.. Washburne left
the country and abandoned to the barba-
rous Dictator Lopez two American citi-
zens,-Porter c. Bliss and George F. Mas
terman-both of whom were, moreover, en-
ployed in the Legation, and were thus Off
GERS of the United States.
So incredible story Of cowardice on the
part of United States Minister must be
received as at least doubtful, and suscepti-
BILE Of some explanation honorable to Mr..
Washburne, did not long letter of Wash
burne's fully confirm it. He relates in this
letter, which is addressed to the English
Minister at Rio dc Janeiro, that Bliss and
Masterman were forced from his side y
as he and they were passing from the Lega-
ton to the water side, where they were to
embark in q United States vessel. Not
only did he suffer this atrocious violation Of
the rights of Americans,-o his own Off
cers-but he seems, from his own account,
to have gone quietly aboard the vessel wait
ing for him, and to have sailed off, leaving
them to their fate, without stopping even
to demonstrate.
The correspondent at Rio adds still fur
Their that while the English and French
fleets are Fastening to Paraguay to rescue
their people Washburne has not even
called for our feet, which lies idly in Rio !;
while Lopez is orturing and numbering at
his own sweet will.
Mr.. Washburne's own letter condemns
him. No such shameless outrage has ever
been suffered by American citizens as that
which he has tolerated; no such meek
minded person has ever before misrepre-
scented our Government abroad, or suffered
our flag to be dishonored and the sanctity
of United States Legation to be violated.
We will say nothing of the reports which
come from Rio de Janeiro of Mr.. Wash
burne's entanglements with Lopez-of his
corruption by that barbarian. 1t is quite
enough that he has tamely submitted to
have two American citizens, besides large
number Of persons Of other nations, taken
from his Legation, where they had sought
refuge from the fury of Lopez.
1t appears from Washburne's own letter
that Lopez is ruthless barbarian, who ylo-
lates every law and respects the rights 81
no one, whether native or foreigner. There
is reason to believe that he has submitted
Bliss and Masterman to the torture, and
there is no reason to deal with him other
wise than as one would with pirate.
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DECISION N THE GOODYEAR PATENT CASE.
The United States Circuit Court at Clncin-
,a,;. Jadgc Leavitt, Ias given an elaborate
decision IN this case, concluding as follows !;
a. cau hive no Hesitation, therefore, IN
holding that tie use, for dental purposes,
II hard rubber plates made under the
>jmp.on patent IL au infringement OF the
yc..on GOODYEAR patent; and in no aspect
o. the case is the defendant relieved from
liability as an infriDger BY asserting the
use O; the product under the simpson pa
tent. While it is probably true that olnip-
san hos made valuable discovery II IN
,romcinc into his compound an ingredient
rhicn, by It's vapoEizing properties, pre-
reuis the unpleasant taste and odor OF the
vjlcanizei rubber when used as plates tor
artificial teeth, and for this invention may
have been well entitled to patent, he
or his licenses are not protected III the
use OF the process and the product as
claimed and patented by Nelson Good
wear.
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New SURVEY FOR RAILwAY.-We un-
derstand that engineers are in the field sur
veying routes toward, near, and at, George
town, the object being, it is understood, to
procure communication by bridging and
tunnelling between the present line of the
Baltimore and Ohio railway, Washington
branch, and the aqueduct bridge, which is
now said to be in the hands of q powerful
company, owning lands largely on the Vir-
ginia side of the river, and which company
looks to or has relations with Mr.. Garrett,
whereby through railway on the bank of
the canal (authorized by the State of Vir-
ginia) he may have close connection with
the Orange and Alexandria railway, now
under his patronage or control.-National
Intelliuencer.
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GENERAL GRANT 4 RADICAL.-A Wash
..,,,n letter in the Baltimore Gazette 1.-THE
.,oents Of which letter we do not credit,
,..,-b W. reproduce them,) says:
a distinguished Radical senator who
.-r;rrl IN this city last evening says that
o e.reroI Grant cmphatically declared to
,:~ full endorsement of negro suffrage,
-, yo~rcl, if necessary, by congressional &C
49,, m protracted conversation on the
, '...f between the General and number
- Radical congressman he said he had
l..n =, one time opposed to extending the
, ~. If franchise to freedmen, but that his
News had undergone radical change on
,Sa+ Question, and that he now regarded 1t
80 essentially necessary for their protec-
, :, that they should be armed with the
i.Tnr This senator further says that dur
;rc the latter portion of the last session OF
Congress Grant was in the lead on all ra-
IirsI measures, and favored the most radi-
ca, method Of executing the several recon-
struction acts"
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Nearly sUrrocArED HY G4s.-On Tues-
,lsr njgu1 guest at The Howard House
registered as John Nelly, Of Leesburg, Va,
retired to his room, and not arising during
yesterday morning one of the chamber
maids about , o'clock yesterday afternoon
finding the door locked, had the curiosity u
lock through the transom over the uoor'
when she saw man lying apparently
asleep in the bed. The proprietor was n! no
tiled, and the door being opened Nelly
was found in an insensible condition. Or.
Murdoch was immediately summoned, ana
took proper remedies, aud restored him to
consciousness. 1t is thought that upon re-
firing he had blown out the gaslight IN the
room instead of turning it off. Last night
he was reported in condition of recovery.
Baltimore Sun, 18Th.
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Wavry'S RIGHTS CuNyENTIoN.-BoSto11,
Noy.a Der i. In the Womcn's Rights
Convention a memorial was adopted asking
Congress hat womcn's rights be secured in
oil future constitutional amendments and
legislation fer Territories and the District
Of Columbia.
Senator Wilson spoke, saying when this
question was kept distinct from other ques-
tons he would favor giving women the right
TO vote. They should appeal to the higher
and uoblcr sentiments Of the people, and
not to their passions and prejudices:
Oihcr addresses were made, and the con-
vention adjourned to Thursday.
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by THE ATLANTIC CABLE.-St. Peters,
oarg, November 19.-Tre river Neva is
frozen over, and many vessels are de-
tanned.
London, November 1s.-The Herald of to-
day says Whatever sentence the Minis
try may meet hereafter, the verdict was not
against them yesterday; on the contrary,
the party now in power has been able to
command the Government for two years,
though in minority, and it is now less in
minority than before. The Conservative
gains more than counterbalance the losses"
This does not look as if Disraeli would
resignl
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Affairs I'm AIabamn-State Fair-The
Vote.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 19.-The
first State Fair since 1860 commenced here
yesterday. 1t is numerously attended, in
Guiding visitors from other States, and it is
an unexpected euccess. 1t continues two
days more. The Legislature adjourned to-
day to attend it, and will probably do no
business this week.
The State goes for Grant by 1920. The
number of white votes in the State, accord
ing to the census of 1866, is lO6, 600, and
negroes 10000. Grant received in the
State 76 300, and Seymour 72,OsG. 1t is
stated that at least $4,000 whites did not
vote. The Democrats carry 80 out OF 6l
counties, and carried three Of the six con-
gressional districts.
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DEBT OF THE VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
RAILRoAD.-The annual report shows the
immediate liabilities of the road to be
s46i, $40, with $4,000 additional on &C
count of interest upon past due coupons,
certificates, and bonds. The assets Of the
company, including open accounts, stores,
and cash in hand, amount to S227,074.
The funded debt of the company stands
as follows:
On account first mortgage bonds. .Sia4 eco 90
Second mortgage bonds % 500 90
Enlarged bonds ..... 300 COO 90
Income bonds. ........... l3s, COO 20
salt Works Branch bonds O. SEQ 90
Right per cent. bonds Of
the 81 900, 600 so far Is
sued.. Recommendation. 1876, Ooo 90
AhH III eight per cent. registered cerii-
acates. eLss2 SO
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, November 10, 1858.
1r-trrpTErl


OFFERINGS.
Eheat.-White, 0!l bushels. Red 1893 bushels.
COrn.-White, l32 bushels old s32 bushels new.
Mixed, 502 Bushels.
OdtS.-', l4i bushels.
Rye.-33 bushels.
FtnrS 2ed.-I0 bushels.
COckLe.-l6 =hels.
SALES.
H-heat.-White. % bushels very good at 81. !:
- bushels prime at $2.35 50 bushels very good on
private terms q bushels smutty ut 81; 90 bush
els common at $40 lis bushels inferior at 81;
so bushels inferior Mt IL rs 90 very bushels inie-
ror at $3.50; 10 bushels screenings at 81 35-total
4.O bushels. Eed ss bushels good NJ Il 30 ; BUSH
els fair at 81 so bushels fair on private terms
81 bushels common at 81. IS I'D bushels common ut
Sl.7O: 83 bushels inferior nj S-tota, 3!3 bushels
Corn-WhIte, $50 bushels good new at roc; IS
bushels fair new at 77.c.; IS bushels damaged new
III Tlc Total, $50 bushels.
OutS.-l7O bushels very good ut SIC. $50 bushels
on private terms. 70 bushels good at 55c. SO BUSH
els damaged at 5!ic. Total $40 bushels.
Ry..--S bushels good at Sl25.
Cockte.-l6 bushels ut g0c.
RE-EXHIBITED.
Whedt.-White. $50 bushels. Red. e52 bushels.
COTn.-White, lT8 bushels. Mixed, ~ bushels.
OdtS.-2i6 bushels.
RYe-l4 bushels,
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Richmond Tobacco Market.
THURSDAY, November 10, i

THURSDAY, November 10, 1868.
The sales at the Exchange are now reduced down
almost cnLi ely to reviews with very little desira-
bic grades Offering. Good wrapping, both bright
and dark. would bring excellent prices. Both
kinds, especially the latter, very scarce, and
very much In demand there being several orders
here for them. Filters are dull OF sale, the supply
being fully up 10 the requii ements Of the trade
NondescriDts are almost unsafe ible and the stock
Is much IN excess OF the demand. Receipts and
breaks are very small. Loose Is coming IN slowly,
and is selling 3 IS. SO for Jugs and $tW $40 for
leaf Cur quotations are
Luqs.-Dark sound, and good weights, $3.50 :;
sun-cured do. as t. quality, b7.50Gt$!O so bright
common 70 medium, $s6t$lS.5G; fancy, for smok-
ing $1,000.
Le0f-Uark working, common to good $9G1Sl4 !;
fine AID wrapping, 81 50GlSl7.jO Sun-cured COM
mon to medium $40 5OGQ va; good TO fine, SlSd 800
yellow wrappers common to medium, $!CM s35 !;
good To eX IA, $.o6i 800
Transactions for the week; $50 hogsheads, 80
tierces, and IL boxes.
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1t is not generally known that Colonel J..
NJ. Heck, of Raleigh; DR.. W. J. Hawkins,
Peter Davis, Esq, of Warren and W. A.
T. Johnston, of Delaware, are planting at
Ridgeway, OF the Raleigh and CASTOR rail
road, more than t,oo thousand acres (mak-
ing trro hundred thousand treeS) in peach
trees alone. They have besides large
amount Of apple and pear trees and many
thousand grape vines.-Baleigh Sentinel.
Colonel Heck is one of the most enter
prising of the many sons of the Old Do
minion who have cast their lots in other
States.
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PosToFFICEs IN VIRGINIA. Brandon
Point, Prince George county, is discon-
tinued. Papers should now 60 to Brandon
Church.
Re9staJHshed.-B Blossom Hill, Princess
Anne county, J. W. Barnard postmaster.
Longwood, Rockbridge county, James c.
Robertson postmaster. Rich Patch, ALE
ghany county, Miss Charlotte E. stull post
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SUDDEN !ATTAcK.-Mr. J. 0. L. Goggin,
while walking near the courthouse yester,,
day, was suddenly taken with vertigo and
fell with violence to the pavement. he was
taken into one of the Offices in the court
house building, and in the afternoon was
removed to his residence. Last night he
was reported much better, though still
much indisposed. Lynchburg Repu0!'can'
1Qfh
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TIE GuLHp LODGE OF MAsoNs.-The
Grand Lodge Of Ancient Free and Accepted
Masous OF Maryland on Tuesday evening
~!ed the following officers to serve during
". nsaing year: John Coates, Grand Mas
, 20. g. rcig Burns, Deputy Grand Master !;
Tarr ana >pgston, Senior Grand Warden
Cbo "sn's :" w. ''es. Jcnior Grand Warden !;
T Inat 1e y a ,,, va: Grand Secretary Fred
s ssIo FicEe yD' Jf Ora I'D Treasurer JOIN
McCron, b. D., Grand ohap's'4'
more San. 18th.
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The Cuban RevOlutiOn-Ten Thou.
sand Mem in The Field.

New YORK, November l9.-Ihe Herald
has Cuban advices which say that Puerto
Principe, Santiago de Cuba, and Mama
nilla, are besieged by the insurgents,
who aggregate 10000 men, and are within
a few miles of each place. The Govern
meut troops were fortifying and barrlcadlDg
the streets.
One hundred families had left Santiago
in the French steamer.
NEW YORK, November ia deputation
from the Cuban insurgents is reported here
in conference with the fllibuster leaders.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The dwelling house
Of Mr.. A. G.. Smith, between Aldie and
Gum Spring, was on Wednesday night last
consumed by fire. 1t was with great diff
culty that the inmates made their escape.
Mr.. Smith lost everything about the house,
his meat, -four, clothing, &C., and his total
loss is estimated at not less than So, 600, upon
which there is no MISUNDERSTANDING
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LAND SALE IN LoUDoUS-two hundred
and sixty-four acres Of what is known as
the Temple Hall " tract, lying about SIX
miles north of Leesburg, at $50 per acre
Edward G. NARROW purchaser. The land Is
of fine quality, but the improvements on
tbo norton sold arc Indifferent. til uT0r.
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The Marine Disasters.

HAVANA, November 19:-The steamer
Star of the Union still lies where she struck,
with her back broken. Two of her passen-
gers were drowned.
The barque Anna has been wrecked on
the Colorado reefs. Her crew were saved.
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS !!-Just
~ received at No. 1903 Main street,
Theatrical Management In the South and West.
BY Sol. Smith.
The yrotting Horse Of America BY Woodruff
Fun for the Million.
Canoes from English History. BY the author OF
Heir of RedclyiIe
The Life of George and Robert Stephenson with
a History OF the Invention OF The Locomotive.
Spanish Gypsy. BY George Eliot.
The Story OF !. Round Loaf.
Handbook for Travellers In Europe and the
East.
All The above, with many other NEW and AT
TRACTIFE BOOKS, can be had at
A. II. CHRISTIAN & co.'s,
a. hr npSfp,Iirp.
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LAND SALE-Mr. John H. Schofeld's
farm, near Prince Edward Courthouse, to
Mrs. Matter, of Cumberland county, Pa,
at twenty-eigh t dollars per acre.-Farn'-
,,;Ua Joop.nDJ
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Insane Asylum Burnt-Six Patients
SInOtlieroG.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, November l9.-The
Central Ohio Lunatic Asylum, at Columbus,
was totally destroyed by fire to-day. Six
female patients were smothered to death.
The $50 patients have been removed to
other institutions, \ fireman was killed
and another injured by the falling walls.
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The Tarngunyan Insult to the Amer
lean LeGati0n-Cnfted States Ships
of War Ordered there.

WASHINGTON, November l9.-Minister
Washburne's report from Paraguay of the
conduct Of that Government in Selling two
Americans who had taken refuge in the
American Legation has been received by
the State Department. Decided and etfec-
tive instructions have been sent to Minister
Mcmahon and Rear Admiral Davis to pro-
coed to Paraguay with an adequate force,
and vindicate the national honor and re-
dress the wrongs said to have been coin
mitted by Lopez upon American citizens.
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LONDON, November 19.-Consols, 9411a !;
United States bonds, ~. Turpentine
quiet at 29s.
LONDON, November 19.-Evsnt,ty .--Tur-
pentine, z9s. cd. Fine rosin, las. Cd.
The bullion in the Bank of England has
decreased FL 100000.
LIVERPOOL, November 19.-Even;ng.-
Cotton firm and slightly higher; uplands,
10Ad.; Orleans, Id. sales, II, 900 bales.
Lard dull. Common rosin, Gs. 81.
FRANKFORT, November 19.-Noon.-Cot-
ton steady; estimated sales, $4,000 bales.
Breadstuffs unchanged. Atternoon.-Cot-
ton quiet. Lard steady. Pork, 90. Tallow
heavy at 29s. I'd.
HAvRE, November 19.-Cotton on the
spot quiet and steady; ahoat, frmer at 1927.
Aytternoon.-Low middlings ahoat, l221af
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Richmond Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, November 49, 1858.
There were a25 cattle $50 sheep, and ATS hogs re-
ce!ved during The week. Sales were made IS fol-
lows:
Beer-Common, &C. = 10. gross coed to fair,
r. stc. n b. prime. eSr an
Sheep.-From 81. 25 to S. per head.
Hogs.-From 10 to lotc. q D.. net.
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REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN MINNEsoTA.--
81. Louis, November l8.-Full returns
Iron, from Minnesota give Grant a majority OF
1859.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-Ne1o York, Novem-
Der l0.-Payne & Lanes Touring mall ana
elevator, at Harlem, was burned last night.
Loss, $500 600.
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The C0LE-HIsCoCK MURDER CAsE.-At-
9D44"y, November l0.-The jury in the Cole
hiscock case has been completed, and the
examination Of witnesses has commenced.
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TOBACCO SEIzuRE.-St. Lou''S, N0YenioeSs ..
l6.-The tobacco mandatory OF nhne :"
Csrickson has been seized by the uoVein
mept authorities Tor violation Of the re's-
nue. laws
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The OFFICIAL VOTE OF VERMONT.
Montpelier, w., November lS.-The othclai
vote Of Vermont is Grant, 44,l67; sey-
n0ur, IL, O45.
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Rank SusDended.

ST. JoHx's, N. B., November l9.-st.
Stephens Bank suspended to-day:
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.ALED FODDER,

Prime TIMOTHY HAY.
RALED STEAW,
OATS CORN,
POTATOES,
sHIrs1UFF,
BkAN, etc. ~
CHARLES L, TODD,
corner of Sixth AMI Clay streets.
up,N,s EXTRACTS AND SOAPS for
MEADE 4 BAKER
- ssia as Drug Store, plo Main street.
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ssDOms AND s,gATsees ggV.

nj EW BOO ks.
The ENIGRANT'5 WADE MFCUM; or,
Guide to the price Grant" lii Guayana Venc-
ZGea BY Mrs VI. A. Pattison. OF Maryland.
MOHUN. By John listen Cooke. S225
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC. by DR.. Haeseer.
SITS.
Tile MORRISOVS. BY Mrs. Hosmer. SITS.
THE BRAMLrIG f2. 6y Silver. zoe.
WUMAN'S KINGDOM. BY Miss Muloch. g..
and large assortment 81 BOOhS, SIN
TIONEkY, MAGAZIN ~, &c, Tor sale low by
j NALL TURNER,
no!a ll4 Main STREET.
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BEAUTIFUL ROAM, WEIGHING 1890
POUNDS, AND ONLY SIX YEARS OLD.
This MAMMOTH OK. which Is now considered
the greatest wonder OF the present age, VIII be on
exhibition 1T
VIRGINIA HALL on WEDNESDAY the 18th
and every day and night during the week. from 0
a II. to 10 Z. II.
This OK took the premium OF 300 ut the late
Fair at Staunton, and was declared by the judges
10 be The finest animal ever seen In America.
PRICE OF ADMISSION. ............25 CENTS.
no s-sls
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NAPLES, November l9.-The eruption
Vesuvius is increasing in violence an
grandeur.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 10" Bull Run !"
Russell is defeated for Parliament.
In the returns so far the Liberals have
gained sixty and the Tories thirty members.
The Bank of England has Increased Its
rate of discount two and half per cent.
SPAIN.
PARIS, November 19.-Letters received
from Madrid report that great excitement
exists throughout Spain.
Second Dispatch.
LONDON, November l9.-Three hundred
and seventy-six constituencies give the
Liberals majority of eighteen.
ITALY.
NAPLES. November 19.-The eruption Of
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MILLINERY, &c.
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL OF -

DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL OF ~
- NEW MILLINERY AND FANCY EssS5
GOODS, embracing all the novelties OF the W.
season. such as BONNETH, HATS, NELVEI
DRESS TRIMMINGS OF all kinds, F Z r :,
FEATHERS, FLOWERS, SATIhS. SILKS, and
q choice selection of beautiful w o II I L b
b. Demelman, No. 4O2 Broad street.
n. B.-Lades wishing to make their own bon
nets can be furnished with materials of all kinds
and all necessar, inform alton given. Her Il ~ers
and feathers are Of the most exquisite quality,
call from the ladies IS most respectfully solicited
so that they can judge for themselves.
Country and city orders promptly executed.
Closed every SATURDAY. no 3
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CLOTHING.

NLOTHING FOR EVERY ONE
AT BALDwIN'S,
ALL QUALITIES
EVERY DESCRIPTION
PRICES GUARANTEED
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST!
We have the largest, best assorted, and most conn
plete, stock OF
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING
IN RICHMOND.
EQUAL TO ANY IN STYLE, MAKE AND FIT;
comprising all kinds sizes, and qualities:
ADAPTED TO THE WANTS OF ALL,
AND SOLD AT
LOWER PRICES THAN THE LOWEST.
Call on BALDWIN
corner Main and Tenth,
mol above postofice.
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NTILLs { RYAET, TOBACCO EX.
I'VE CEANuE, RICHMOND, VA, BR0kEEs
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the p1T.
chase and sale Of LEAF and mAEUFACIUREL
TORACCOe. Orders solicited. Liberal advsncas
made on consignments. Refer to A. L. HAsVEY,
Precedent OF National Hank OF Virginia; JAAEt
TaoxAS Jr. ESQ.,, Richmond Va; hessrs. b.
MEssEpGER & Co., New York; Aessrs. JoEN6oF
a THOMPSON, Eoeton. MASS. WA
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

IN 2. BRIDGFORD & CO., GENERAL
Ns COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Nos. s, l.
and II Broadway, and Nos. ., 7, . and II Green
witch street.
once No. !, room No. !, Broadway, n. 7.
Also, proprietors of the "EUREhA" COT
TON SHEDS and STORAGE YARDS.
Refer TO the merchants or Richmond. Va.
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TSHE FEET.-In reply 10 numerous In
Il guiries from ladies both from city and country
anxious TO avail themselves OF bh. sosUIlES
presence, he begs TO say he caa be consulted y "a
brief period above the Slatswood Hotel he con.
tnnes 10 treat ps!plessly eyefy specie OF @ .sss
BUNlONS, Bhn NAILS. hilLoWS sc.
HIS card Is published In the IFhi9 daily. >.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-20

AEILLINERY.-I have on hand -
WI and am daily receiving a fine assort- AZ
ment OF BONNETS. HATS, FEATHERS, ~
and rything pertaining to first-"l7ss millinery
establishment, /" which [ would respectfully asr
the attention OF all, assuring them satisfaction.
Orders promptly filed
Mrs NJ j. DAVIS. No. ST Broad street,
oc 2l-l,n between Fifth and sixth.