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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01

q Republican defeat is notsonly reasons.
BILE. but it may be called brilliant. " nav
Congress- NAV do to change IT, remains 10
be seen: but If the National Convention
takes mn the party Just where it stands
newt It adopts Radical platform and
nominates q Radical candidate-we ven
ture the prediction that it VII! DC aea1en
more disastrously than the Wings were ~
1852, or than the Democrats were IL !oSo'
NJ aine, Massachusetts,, Vermont, and Michl-
gar, may vote for Radical President on
a Radical platform; it would be rash 10
place reliance upon any other northern VI
western State.
eff the Republicans will content them
selves with holding the ground they won
by the war, and will take as their canal
date the man who did the most to heip
them win it, they can carry the Pres!den-
tial election; if not, they can't. Even
General Grant, on an ultra Radical Plat-
form. would be beaten by General ian
cock on a platform which should recog,
nize the real achievements and results OF
the war, provide wisely for such an exten'
sion of rights and political power as the
necessities of the day demand, and restore
the Union on the basis of the Constitution
and in the spirit of harmony IN wnicD Il
was formed"
The last remark is an unnecessary am
obligation of one we have several time'
made-namcly, that GRANT, upon negro
suffrage platform, could easily be bcatei
by HANCOCK or SHERMAN upon Whl1'
mans platform.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01

PLAIN Talk FROM REPUBLIcAN.-A
Radical paper in New York having charged
Mr.. RAYMOND with desire to "get back
tothe Republicans the best way he can" be-
cause he begins TO understand that they are
going to elect the next President, the New
York Times CIR. RAYNoSD's paper) re-
plies as follows; e..
80 AS things stand to-day, with univarsal
negro sua rage TO be forced upon.the soush
eyn tatesbg military power as the c0ndiA
tien DC their restora Ion 10 the pion, and
In tho uncertain tone aud teDipeh of the
5ieopb Iscan party on tba fnanei Ess,t
aloas l,sfere tho spuntfg tho tpgd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01

FINANCIAL SCuEMES.-Scnator HENDER-
son, of Missouri, has furnished the public
with two schemes Of his own eXcogita-
ton. The first is substitute for Mr..
SHERMAN's bill. 1t is, however, so little
likely to be received with favor that we
do not deem it wise to cucumber our
columns with it. One feature Of it is the
consolidation Of the national debt in a
long loan, principal and interest payable
in gold, the interest not to exceed three
and half per cent. per annum, payable
semi-annually, to be exempt from all taxa
ton. The proposition to exempt the bonds
from taxation viii never be again adopted.
So much we regard as certain. The other
features of Mr.. HESDERsoN's bill are just
about as unpopular as this one.
Mr.. HENDERsoN's other scheme is pro-
poSal to remove internal taxes from all
articles of manufacture except whiskey
and tobacco, and to provide new means
for the collection Of the taxes on .hese
articles; to continue the income and
stamp taxes, license trAAand tax on
railroad and steamboat 2ecefpts, and some
others; and in large measure to aban-
don the present expensive system Of tax
collection. We like this scheme wery
much, just as we should like one propos-
ing 10 bury the whole Radical party; but
we have no idea that Congress will adopt it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01
Greeley on Grant.

The New York Tribune Of Monday is
very severe upon General GRANT and his
friends. 1t says in one article that " there
:" are those who deem it practicable, and
So even desirable, to elect General GRANT
/" on what we may distinguish as the Dry
I" Goods platform, which ignores politics
/" and seeks to prosecute canvass 'eXclu-
L" sively of business character This
is hit at RAYMOND and WEED as well
as at the moneyed men of New York who
have come out for GRANT under the lead
Of A. T. STEWART, the great dry goods
merchant.
In another article the IriJetne illus
trates General GRANTS position as fol-
lows:
aWhen the rioters in Paris wished to
make an attack upon the regular troops
thew captured mayor or clergyman,
and marched him at their head, crying /:
For Heavens sake, do not shoot the
worthy MAYOR or this holy and venerable
man of God Do not be guilty OF muir
der and sacrilege!' The President has
captured Grant, and degrades him to the
same use as the Partisan rioters. Grant
may protest, and fret, and explain-and
beg not to be forced into false position
but the President holds him ! We do not
place him in false position. We see the
President behind him, controlling and ma
neuyripg his official actions. Ii Grant is
willingly in the War Office, well; if unwill-
ingly, then he should resign"
GREELEY may protest as yehemently as
he can that he is not disposed to do Gene
raj GRANT injustice, yet no GRANT man
will believe him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01

Our New York exchanges report, on
the authority of Rev. E. p. WALTON, agent
of Washington College, that Rev. HENRY
WARD BEECHER has contributed one thou
sQnd dollars to that institution. If this is
his plan of reconstruction, for once we
can say, "Here's our hand, Mr.. BEECHER."
Following the cue given by HORACE GREE
LEY's expensive kindness to Mr.. DAVIS
Mr.. BEEcHER holds Gut the hand Of cordial
reconciliation to General LEE, in his quiet,
selE.sacrifcing devotion to the cause OF
southern education. That two prominent,
astutc, and influential Radicals, such as
GREELEY and BEECHER, should open the
hand of liberal and costly generosity to-
ward the South is an omen of cheering
hope and promise. Is this the pledge Of
further liberality from the party that
wields such incalculable wealth, or will
Mr.. BEEcHER's friends desert him in this
magnanimous stride towards reconciliation
as twenty thousand Of Mr.. GREEI.EY's sub
scribers did for going Mr.. DAvIs's bail
We await the result Of Mr.. WALTeN's
appeals in behalf Of southern education,
and shall be agreeably disappointed if MIR.
BEECnER is not left by his party to bear
alike the burden and reproach of his pa
triotic kindness to our unfortunate people:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01
SpecS0g Notices.

rgA COUGH, q COLD, GA "a soh Z
THROAT, requires immediate s.sntion, Ma
.bould be checked. II allowed 70 enslnue III
tation of the lungs, permanent 'hoss oise' '''
or consumption, is o.t'n me is'1 mnoo-r,e
d,rsct ,nausnce to the parts give In lme.
date relief.
For bronchitis. asthma. eaterrh, consanptive ana
throat diseases, TRoCHEs are usd with
always good success.
Singers and public speakers use then TO- 'iesf
and strengthen the voice.
obtain only
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCsss,
and do no, TAX. any OF the worthless inni 1a''onS
tba, may be offered.
e.,,rha,a ocs-e od4m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01

The Staunton Spectator comes to us in
mourning as mark of respect for the
memory Of its founder, General KENToN
HARPER, most conspicuous and valued
citizen of Augusta, who died at his home,
!" Glen Allen" on Christmas evening, the
25th instant, aged sixty-six years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01

We remarked yesterday that the Re
pubicans were too wise to run two candl-
dates for the presidency for the purpose
Of throwing the election into the House OF
Representatives: Upon this point Mr.
GREELEY, the leader of the CHASE facf'"
speaks as follows: mo r;oht to
eve believe we ..h6r Mr.. Chase, and
speak for the fyne Times and to whom
we beg toysrn that they intend to support
it magr may be nominated for the presl-
Lpncy by the Republican Convention to be
held in Chicago on the goth day of May next
ensuing. We trust Mr.. Chase may re-
ceive that nomination but whether he
does or not, the candidate will be heartily
supported by him as we'll as his friends.
There need be no concern on that score"
The Democrats need not apprehend the
want Of chance to make fair fight, SO
far as a'battle between but two candidates
can make it so. The Radicals Of the South
will all support the Radical c'"d'date,
whether it be CHASE, or GRANT, or Dc--
LER; and it will not be necessary, in order
to secure their votes, to nominate par
ticular candidate. The Bureau can carry
them for any candidate whatever. We
doubt not that, if so inclined, the Freed
mems Bureau could induce the negroes to
vote for FERNANDO WOOD. Those Demo-
Gratis, therefore, who suppose that can
didate acceptable to the negroes must be
nominated by the Republicans are totally
in the dark as to the character of SAMBo
and his qualifications as avoter.
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gy THE JAPANESE ARE COMING, AND
JULIUS sYCLE
CONTINUES TIC SELL UNPRECsasHfh
BABaAIas IN DRY GOODS.

BAgGAIas IN DRY GOODS.
have In store full stock of De: CIV md md
rh,ch have been purchased for tbi' msfket' NJ Wv.
- ola Jhrv p-ods 10 seI, ana ho'
WulSn Aiu'' ~ rom one season to an
70 heep on w. invite all buyers to call AND
osnel' .anusods of me- great many WHIT 'h
get TO be closed out at and below COST AmoI Z
many other articles, call attention. ~ tne 'o'
lowing:
CALICoES for 81, 10, l24, and l4c.;
MOUSsELAINES at 2oc., sold elsewhere a2ac. ,
Beautiful PLAID PoPLIN at ESQ.,
ALPACAS at 30 and Soc;
EMPRESS CLOTHS at S7ic.;
FRENCH MERINos at soc.;
GOOD BALMORAL SKIRTS at $3.50;
ALI,-WOoL CASHMERE at 81 and upwards;
SATINET at SO and Soc.
IN. RLgACHED and UNBLGACHED sHbhTlNd
at 4Sc.; :,
BLEkCHED and UEBLEACHED coTTog at IT,
III, and 49,;
BLEAcHEp COTTON, full yard wide, at llc.;
PILLoW-CAsE COTTON, full width, at 2sc;
BLACK BRoADCLoTH, II yards wide' at*s !;
BLACK CLOAKS from IS Up;
, Beautiful DOUBLE WIDTH Ll0Hf CLoiHo FUN
CLOAKING, = nice assof tment'
sHAWLs of all kinds-a full stock;
ANNELS-red and white;
BED BLANKETS-very cheap;
PLAID DOMESTICS and LIHsEYs.
ALSO,
Ladies' and Gents HANDKERCHIBFs,
UNDERWEAR,
GLOVES, HOSIERY, CUFFS and COLLARS;
Gents LINEN SHIRTS, So, &C.
ALI to be bought at low prices by calling on
JULIUS SYCLB,
Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Dealer
sl3 Main street between Ninth and Tenth.
Closed SATURDAYS.
To insure attention to my customers. i have
secured the services Of the following well-known
gentlemen, who would be very glad to serve their
many friends aud acquantance's:
RITgR G. CARE, GEORGE SwABAcHER, JONAS
WEINBERG, GEORGE P. BAdBT, and J. ADoLrHuR
FRENCH, NJ. z. SALE de "s-H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01

1t is now said that General ORD was re-
ieved not SO much at his own request as
because General GRANT thought his dis
trict would be benefited by change Of
commanders. General ORD is understood
to be friend of the Presidents policy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01

Pick,oick Papers. By CHARLES DICKENS
New York: 3. APPLETON q 20.
Pamphlet edition. !,
Through Messrs. A. q. CHRISTIAN y
Co., Main street, we have received from
the publishers this, the first Of Mr.. DICK
ESs's works that became widely known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01

The two books which were noticed IN
the Dispatcl of yesterday-1he Roman
World and The History Of the Church o.
God-were sent to ul by Mr.. It'd. VAL
roRp, depository of the American Tract
Society, GA Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01

We return thanks to Ben. PERLEY
PooRE, Esq, Clerk Of Printing Records,
Washington city, for copy of the Con-
Directory for the second session
Of the fortieth Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01
MARRIED,

On Tuesday, December 81, at 81: FraEels
Catholic church, Staunton by Rev; fathet seq;
JOHN DONOVAN to- Mrs MAhf, oaugn'eI vi
John 3. scasrer, Of staunton.
.,.o q. same time and place, PATRICK
o;rOoLE to Miss KATE, daughter OF the late
Richard Collins, Of stanton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01
DY'asQs, Medicines, &C..


NTO QUACkERY Ito TIL AT.
~ FLICTBD.-T. r. BASIS CoUGa SYRUP,
for Consumption, Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Bron.
chitis and ali Diseases Of the Lungs In the incl.
pient stages, and afording more relief in the ad.
vsnced stages OF Consumption than. any other
known compound. The receipt for this yaluabls
medicine was given me by the much lamented
Carter P. Johnson, N. D., and Professor OF An.
atomy in the Msdlcsl College, Richmond Va,
before he left on his illfsted trip to Europe The
reputa ton Of its author makes anything can say
entirely unnecessary. The certificate Of Dr.. Mayo,
commendatory, Is appended:
T. r.. Bass Dear Sir,-The prescription made
for you by DR.. c. P. Johnson certainly com bines
the best material as an expectorsnt have ever
used in my practice in all cases Of Colds, Cough.
Bronchial Irritatbns-even cases decidedly
phthisical have been cured, or greatly benefited
know OF nothing could more confidently re.
commend from actual experience.
J. A. MAYO, II. D.
None genuine without my signature.
II. K. BASS, Richmond. Va.
For sale by Messrs. PURCELL, LADD 4 co.
L. B. THOMAS, Q. A sTRECkER, :. Y. HUD
NUT, and ROBERT LECKY, Church Hill.
oc le-3m
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LGWyerS.
CTOth61lg.

.THOM AS 8. BALDWIN d 90.
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS
have had the reputation Of selling the best
CLOTHING
In the South, which they mean to sustain by
selling at SUCH prices as the times demand. Our
stock OF
OVER AND BUSINESS COATS,
considering the
STYLE, QUALITY, AND W oRKMANsHIP.
are the cheapest that have ever been offered
to the public In fact, our entire stock of
WINTER CLOTHING
has been marked down to the lowest possible
price. Please call on
THOMAS S. BALDWIN & CO..
uate Keen, Baldwin Coz
de q corner above post Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01
,C15n,o,eti,a0 a.. Furniture, &c.

T "A. BELvIN, CABINET J M T. 1g,se
THlRTEESTH AID FSgRTEEs s1J o.. f F1 Rsn
mMpR ~ me hast onslity and most approved
s.ylss Also. Agent for Fisks Metallic Bnr, ,sn
Casxets END Oaoeo' a. de 2a-3m
hand.
BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD U M"
.a.t,iIn invita the attention Of our friel is ana
the public generally the very large, ssls ana
attractive Stock of FURNITURE nov on 1niU
every article pertaining to the business snd =; y,
style quality price eanne. sZ ss through
tWsntT Ave years past Is highly fsttering, ana "
most respectfully solicit sen,ipRTRannTSep SR 'n'
Same;;. Ninth and Main reefs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01

The December number of the Little
Gleaner, edited by OLIVE 0. LEE, Frede-
Va, has been sent to- us by
TIA Main g. iIi1l r. j., aa-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01

JAY Cooke s. Go. deny that Senator SHEER
MAN has any interest in their firm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01
MEETINGS..

r-~~--~-~~-~
THE LATEST ARRIVAL AT
LEVY BROTHERS.
FRENCH MERTNo, all colors, at 7sc.
The finest CoLoRED ALPACAs at 5Oc., worth 7sc
ALL.WooL WHITE FLANNEL at CSC.
Full yerd.wide WHITE FLANNEL at &C.,, war
ranted all wool.
Heavy BROWN TABLE DAMAsK at 75c., worth
SIPS per yard.
500 pairs FLEEcED-L1vED GLOVES at loc.,
worth Csc.
500 pairs BERLIN PLUsH-LIHED GLOVES al
5Oc., worth 75c.
s75 pairs MEMS CLOTH GLOVES at soc.,
worth 75c.
600 EXTRA FINE PRINTED B0RDERED HAND.
KERCHIEFs, FOB GENTLEMEN, warranted
pure linen, at sc. would be
cheap at 75c.
THE BEST ENGLISH HALF HOSE at soc. pair
'or IS per dozen.
375 soNTAGS at 5Oc. sold at 81 at the begin.
ming Of the season.
EOS CHILDaEN'S HOODS at &c., worth 75c.
6, 900 yards full yard wide BI.EACHED and UN-
BLEACHED COTTON at l2sc.
10, cvO yards CALICoEs at ssc., loc., and l2sc.
1854 SHIRT BOSoMs at l21c.
A few left of those 5Oc EMBROIDERED HAND.
KERCHIEFS, worth 81.
The above are only a few of the great bargains
which We Offer.
All goods sold at the lowest rates at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
ls47 Main street,
nearly opposite the market-houoe.
[de27]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01

NEW GOODS! NEW PRtCESl s.!
IN JULIUS MEYER.
No SGT BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND sIxIE.
Opening this day large supply OF NEW GOODS.
A. BLEACHED COTTON st i23c.
BALMORAL sKIRTS at $l.25 worth 81;
BROWN and BLBACHsD sHBETING S at lowest
New York prices;
WHITE FLANNEL. at zoe. worth 4Gc.
RED and GRAY FrANSEL", all qualities
HUCKABACK TOWELS at 50 and W, worth %
and ga;
Rich and Elegant DRESS GOODS,
BIaRRIwZ and EMPRESS CLOTHES,
Silk warp and Alexander P0PL1Na,
MERlNOS at astonishtngly low prices;
Rich PLAIDS and hLPACAS, all colors
Handsome DELAlNE Is at 2cc.
SHAWLS SHAWLS!l
Rich Broche and Cashmere SHAWLS,
Plaid SHAWIS Of every variety.
CASSIMg9Es AND CLOTHS.
MY stock OF CAS5JMERBS and CLOTHS Is very
large and we'll selected;
Black and Eolored CLOAktSG, ell grades
Fine CASSlNETS at Soc. worth 75c.
Beautiful CARPETS 1885,;
CALIC0ES at l23c.;
Also, Jouvin's and Empress KID GLOVES, for
ladies' and gentlemsn-Bisnarck and other
colors
Elegant 1914 ll-wool BLANKETS at IS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01
Groceries, &Cs

CPECIAL NOTICE - ATTENTION
- GROCERS.-The undersigned will be kept
constantly supplied with samples from northern
cities of COFfESS, SUGARS, and MOLASSEs,
and will be prepared to purch ase for our whole {,
sale merchants at Baltimore brokers' rates. Al
purchases guaranteed to come up to samples
shown and representations made. Samples on
daily exhibition at my Office, Cary between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets.
Ia l-lw DAVID b. CbAkA W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01
ryIGHLY IMPORTANT!
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
CLOSING OUT
AT AND BELOW COST!

Contemplating change in the business, have
determined to sell off my entire stock Of FALL and
WINTER GOODS, which Is very complete in all
branches, REGARDLESS OF COST
call and examination from those in want will
satisfy tn EN- that am not merely advertising to,
bat really am selling
AT AND BELOW COST.
ISAAC HUTZLER,
de23 $40 Broad street, corner OF Skin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &C.
hogshesdt P. p SHGAR,
S hogsheads CUBA SUGAR,
IS hogsheads and barrels 81 2UP and MeLAsSEs,
IS boxes CHEESE,
rs barrels CIDER vIEEGAB.
GUNP0N DER, YOUNG HISOS, lMPERlAL,
and OoLoNG TEAS;
CAROLINA RICE.
FANCY and FAMILY SOAPS,
GRAlN PEPPER,
ALLSPICE.
RACE GINGER, u,,,r
BAC0N-SIDEs, SHOULDERS, and HAMS;
GR0oUUND SPICES,
MATCHES,
BACKING,
ESSENCE COFFEE,
Wo aCRsTERsHIRE SAUCE,
WRAPPING PAPER,
TWINE,
BUCKETS,
BROOHS,
TUBS,
DEMfJOHNS, BOTTLES, &c,
together with many o.heT goods IN the grocery
line 10 which we invite the attention OF 6nyels.
ia lat 1912 Main street.
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