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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-06

GROCERIES! GROCERIES,!
AT REDUCED PRICES.
T AM RECEIVING A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES from the North, which have been
purchased for cash. and I am offering them at New
York prices, at Wholesale and retail
BROWN SUGAR, Z and s lbs for 81
CRUSHED SUGAR, 81 lbs for 81.
Here is the place to buy your Groceries cheap for
cash. JOHN IIEhCkEh.
April u Corner State and ID Markes3Steets.
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CHARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER
COMPANY, No. 2.
TTEND AN EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR COM
IA PANY, This EVENING, at Eight O'Clock.
By order. GEORGE McLAlN,
May8 Secretary.
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Will attend to Renting and Collecting OF Rents
and purchase and sale OF stocAs, bonds, doio'
Silver and Real Estate.
ALSO,
To the Purchase of Goods and Supplies for paraes
in the country upon reasonable terms.
(,EoRar r. HoLxEs, ALEXANDER MACBETH.
january iH
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r Managers.
IJoBN " RICE, Esq
rHEO D WAGNER, Esq
O 7 L0WNOEi, Esq
GEO w WILLIAMS, ESQ
4 E W EDGERTON, Esq.
J E 1DGER, Esq
ANDREW >IMONDS, Esq
W G BEE, Esq
henry COBIA, Esq
e " MARSHALL, Esq
)OD " G WHIrDEN, Esq
J q HONOUR. Esq
2 B OAKES, Esq
SEB J s RIGGS, Esq
F j PELZER, Esq
RE NJ q NATHAN, Esq
lER & 81 ALEXANDER, Esq
E VII LIS, Esq
G L BUST, Esq
Il G BARKLEY, Esq I"
JAS NJ CARSON, Esq
Wis J 81 ALBERS, Esq
JW GUY. Esq
HUGH FERGUSON, Esq
lEB iw & MCINTOSH, Esq
W 81 SMITH, Esq
T s O'BRIEN, Esq
,R J C LACOSTE, Esq
a JOSEPH HILTON, Esq
Y W C COURTNEY, Esq
Prof F " CAPERS
ER E LAFITIE, Esq
8 W OLNEY, Esq
W @ BREESE, Esq
F P ELF0RD. Esq
Rs ALEX CALDER. ESQ
IT JAMES NJ EAsON, Esq
ER JOHN KLINcK, Esq
A E GIBSON. Esq
30 j 81 STEINMEYEk, Esq
] q MURRELL, Esq
r s BRUINS, Esq
JOHN z O'NEILL, Esq
q q f BAKER, Esq
z W DAWSON, Fsq
q GERDTS, Esq
AJ WHITE. Esq
W Ladder. Esq
J q RENNEKER, Esq
DR. W G RAVENEL
ROBERT MURE, Esq
TJ KERR, Esq
W & RYAN, Esq
Nv b DINGLE, Esq
B R RIORDAN, Esq
EFOURGEAUD, Esq
IA whitney, Esq .
JULIUS TR0UCHE, Esq
J D. ALEXANDER, Esq
c b IVES l.. Jr., Esq
d RAvENEL, Jr., Esq
ESQ A NJ MORELAND. Esq
! s HOWELL, Esq
il b DEvEREUX. Esq
IVA COURTENAI, Esq
T BTR0UT, Esq
NJ W ST. AMAND, Faq
E SEBRING, Esq
+ Managers
ITAH HONOUR
J q sCHRElNER, Jr
Jaw TAFT
Dr. F L PARKER
G W AIMAR
10 WILKIE
+ H SCHULTZ
j L SHEPPARD
W E BREESE
r D LEBBY
iC n JOHNSON
LOVEGRtEN
] A ATKINSON
R STEWART
j BARBOr
GEO Nc HONOUR
ENNEKtR, Jr.
I'M IL NJ. to Q P. NJ, aud from
OF ADMISSION.
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Children. III
ing wn,te cSiioren VIII TO al
=, but all servants will be e1.
sociation visiting the Fair will
N Badge.
eason Tickets can be procured
we the Hall at II o'clock P. NJ.
q. B. oLNEY, Chairman
tary and Treasurer.
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sEmORIAL ASSOCIATION.

MEMUNIAL ASSONIhIION.
THERE WILL BE AN EXTRA MEETING OF
this Association at the Widows Home. Broad
street, 7 Hs AFTERNOON, at Five o'clock. The com.
mittee Of Anemen are requested TO attend and all
interested without regard to membership. Tfose
disposed to make Qarands will meet on Friday and
Saturday mornioqs at HibernIau Hall. May
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-06

FRESH DRUGS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BIZ
DIR. H. BAER, NO. 13I MEETING
STREET.
DIsoN's TOBACCO ANIIDoIE
III Guarana (Headache) Powders
Roses Cough Syrup
schenks Pulmonic Syrup
Schenks Seaweed Tonic
Saratoga "a" Water
Cherokee Remedy and Cure
Rejuvenating Elixir
Chloride of Lime
Spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chlorodyne
German Blood or "Kaiser' Pills, &C.. &c.
April
CHLORIDE OF LIME.
E,oR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BY
E nr. q. BAER,
April 8 No. 1S1 Meeting. street.
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Thursday, May 8.
l. The Rifem N meet on the Sohuetzeuplaiz.
2. From 10 O'Clock A. NJ. till O'Clock P. NJ, Rifle
Shooting at the Eagle and Targets.
8. From - o'clock n. tilt O'Clock p H., Dan.
cling, Music and Ball. Peoples smusemensss above
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6roffriss nnb MisfeuausOas.


BACON, BEEF, SYRUP, AND
"WASHINGTON" HAMS.
on HHDs. PRIME C. R. SIDES AND sHoUL-
OU DERs
10 bids. fair quality Shoulders
20 tcs. Picked Beet
80 bbls. Extra Syrup.
AND
8 tcs celebrated ''WAsHINGTON" HAMS.
Landing and in store and for sale by
NIay8 LAURPY & ALEXANDER
SUGARS AND M0LASSES.
TX bids. PORTO RICO CHOICE GROCERY
20 SUGARS
20 hhda. Matanzas and Barbados Choice Grocery
Sugars
40 boxes Mstanzas Centrifugal Grocery Sugars
Is bbls. and terccs Bari adts Sugars
35 puDcheons choice Porto Rico Molasses
20 hhds Claycd and Muscovado Moasses.
For sale to close consignment by
RISLEY CREIGHTON,
Mays Q Accommodation Wharf,
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Senior Managers,

AND CONTINUE DURING THE WEEK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-28
a Contrast

Mr. JoHHsoH WAS impeached for dlsrc-
harding the tenurc-of-otlice law, though he
was not guilty. Now hear how General
GRANT respects the same law. We quote
from the New York 7'ribunc,s Washington
column:
"The ,enl,rc-of-oftire law, the repeal Of
which was ask ed for in the Presidents mes
,aua, is 80 little observed that its existence
Is . matter Of indifference to some Of the
Cabinet officers. NJ ut present il is III effect
2 dead letter. 1t appears that, thus far, al
though hundred of officers were suspended
during the recess OF Congress, not single
reason for suspension has been communi.
Gated to the Senate by the President, and
the Senate has acted upon nominations to
ill vacancies caused by suspension in the
same manner 1t hos acted upon vacancies
which have occurred from death, resigna-
ton, or other like cause. The reasons for
suspension In some cases may have been
furnished to committees on special appllcs-
ton, but these cases are exceptions. In
view Of these facts, it is not improbable
that the repeal of the law will be carried in
both Houses"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-28
A Free Country.

LAST Thursday the Hastings Court of
Petersburg declared the office of the clerk
9. that court vacant, the military appointee
being unable to renew his official bond.
The deposed clerk appealed to General
CASBY, who forthwith decided that the
court had no right to yacate the office, not
withstandins that his pet was totally una
bic to comply with the law requiring hin!
10 give bond for the faithful performance OF
&ie duties.
We in Virginia have become accustomed
to such small outrages ms these, and no
longer deem them of sufficient Importance
to call for indignant protests and fierce de-
nunciatons of their a''-hor. But let us ask
in good faith, and without any exhibition Of
passion, whether Hungary, or Ireland, or
Poland, or any other country, ever felt the
oppressor's hand in an act more humiliating
than this?
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Mr. Summers Bill,

Ne have received copy OF tue o,.' W.
cernins Virginia introduced INTO 'he n ne''o :
last week by Mr.. SUMNER. Inc oin !: "
long one; but It's whole ohIcc' Is 10 i.q',.s
the members of our Legislature TO take Tue
tro,-clad oath. So entirely were Mr.. sum
yrs,s thoughts engrosscd by this one pur'
nose. and 40 innocent and harmless diver
.ion docs the swallowing Of that oath seem
n him. that be has made no provision wha''
ever TO. rilling the places of those members
who cannot take II. If his bill were passed
&C m introduced 1t, the result would he that
we should have no Legislature Tor IL j.
WILL known here, and ought to he to MI
SUMNER. that Il large majority of the mem
hers Of the Legislature are unable 10 take
tho tcst-oath. We have no fear thai Con-
grcss will pass his bill. The Georgia Din Is
n mild one compared with it. The Albany
rpennq Journal remarks that Mr.. SUMNER
hin might be entitled I" An act to Illuminate
yirriuia." 1t says that his proposition l.
neither wise nor generous. and inst inc
pcrfect work of reconstruction may DC
POSTPONED until doomsday if pursued In
surh spirit.
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DIED.

In this city, on Sunday morning, Dcc Gem, rail-
road accident In Jnly last, ARTHUR ~ bis age.
NtRNlLLFatA, In the twentieth yea' enny.
AleSandria tVa.) papers VIII pcase ''r'
On the 2sh instant in this city, RlChAhD :
REYNOLDS. - ,,.o resi-
Ills funeral vii! take place rom his goth in
dencc BROAD street, on WEDNEsDa, h 10 FAMILY
slant. Mt 10 O'Clock. The friends OF the JAM
are invited to attend.
Killed. bv the fall of chimney. nj % % rm.e
December 10Th, ut his fathers residcnce, IN Ian.
and Archibald Dyer, in tho eleventh !e'' -
age. . O.. ,,,ourp
Ire leaves fond father and relatives 10 MOUTH
his loss.
Iearest WILLIE. thou hast left rs
We thy loss most deeply feet
But It's Jesus who can caress us
He can all our sorrows heal. T.,
Farewell, WILLIE. thou art sleeping s"e'''
thy ~ me ut rest, 49,. -. With
And we know while we are weeping thou arr WIN
thy Saviour blessed. -,
His funeral will take place THIS Mon ~ The
10 O'Clock from the residence of his tatnet,!
friends or the family are requested TO at'ehu.
On the 27th December. Mt Hownrds ,,Tose: II ~
Hcnrico county. Dr. HAZLETT Lof b|A-A
aged fft7-nne years. ,,o res,
The funeral VIII take place from his la'e FeSi-
dcncc on WEDNESDAY the Goth. .,,,,,
+. Kingston. Ga. Memphis, Tenn aud harra =,
burg, Va, papers Will please copy.
At Richmond Va, December 2itn, l,o,, W VI
typhoid pneumonia, ANGUS NC1NNEs, la'e o'
Nova Scotia.
Halifax papers please copy.
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Il.
apers please copy.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

11T THE GREAT PICTORIAL AN
-Eosteftcr'S United States almanac J"T
1870 for distribution. gratis, throughout the United
states and NIL civilized countries of the estern
Hemisphere is now ready for distribution, ana all
who wish 10 understand the true philosophy oil
health should read and ponder the valuable sug-
gestions Il contains. In addition to an admirable
medical treatise on the causes. prevention, and
cure, Of u great variety OF diseases, II embraces
large amount OF Information Interesting to the
merchant, the mechanic the miner, the farmer.
The PLANTER and professional man and the caIcu-
Ja;iong have been made fer such meridians ana
ATTITUDES ~ are most suitable for correct ana
commemorative NATIONAL CALENDAR.
The nature uses, and extraordinary sanitary
c,T.rts. orUOsTETTER'S ST OM1CH BITTERs,
the staple tonic and Alternative Of moro than half
the Christian world fully set forth In Its pages
which are also interspersed with pictorial iuntra-
tons. valuable recipes for the household and farm
humorous anecdotes, and other Instructive ana
amusing reading matter, original and selected.
Among the ANIMALS appearing with the opening
of the wear This Is one Of the most useful, and
nay be had for the asking. The proprictors.
Messrs Hostcttcr & Smith. on receipt of two
cent stamp, will forward copy by mail 10 any
person who cannot procure one In his neighD"r-
noo! The BlTTERS are sold In every city,
town and village. and are extensively used
throughout the entire civilized world.
dc "a-codlwSw
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Mr.. Stanton.

We cndcavorcd to do no injustice to the
dcad in the notice OF Mr.. STASToNs dcalt
which we published last Saturday. But we
orc moi certain that we succeeded. For how
mus, it surprise Gerry man in the South 70
road the following statement. which Is mace
hv the Washington Republican, reliable
Ifaucr: We quote
"On another occasion Mr.. Stanton, then
being Secretary Of War, sent for the same
rhysician and directed him to visit the nos,
ijtal, and prisons III the city in which rebel
prisoners were confined to see lhat tGev
we're properly treated and nursed. healso
placed at the disposal OF the physlclan ne,
rcs-orv means to procure for SICK and
wounded prisoners delicacies and luXurics
for their comfort, by which arrangement
LARGE quantity ot fruits and other articles
were distributed to them.
"Tlnr. are very many instances on re-
cor6 q: The personal tenderness OF Mr. stan
ION. but his philanthropy, patriotism, ana
di5jnterostcdncss, comprehend them All.
Af;cr that, we are prepared to hear that
General BUTLER. too, isa kind-hearted, con-
sidcrate gentleman. We can hardly be-
reyc our own eyes when We read of EDWIN
II. STANTON rs Il good Samaritan-releving,
100, ltae wants, LOl VI . - 'N'>
of rebel strangers! Well, wonders will
,.cvor cease. again The Hcpndfca" says
that Mr.. STANTON was IAN attentive men,
Da-n Of the Epiphany QIriscopaQ church
III Washington.
We reproduce these statements, not to
discrcdit them,, but that we may lei our
readers know what may DC said i'll favor OF
he deceased
Mr.. STATIONS mother is still living. The
Republican says that Mr. sTASroSs ances-
TOYS migrated from Rhode Island TO North
Carolina about the middle OF the eighteenth
century. His grandparents were BEEJANlS
and ABIGAIL STANTON, who resided near
Beaufort, in North Carolina. In the year
1890 his widow, [ABiGA1L aforesaid with
large family Of children, removed TO ONO.
,,n. Of her children was Or. DAVID STAN
TON, who married Lucy NORMAN, native
&C Culpcpcr county, Virginia, daughter OF
YnoXAa NORMAN, Esq.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-28

ot,ce, for mailing for the period Of siS
months commencing January Is. LANAI and en ra
,nTts thereof to the Third Assistant Post
master.Gcneral at the close Of each month ,t
embracing the following particuliar- - fzce
Ist. The number of frankcd or irce
letters. and the amount of postage tha'
would be chargeable thereon at the es'ao'
hshed rate Of postage. ...or
Cd. The weight Of ranked or Tree matter
other than letters, and the amounS Oh post,
age that would be charseable thereon ~
the current rates Of postage. ~,
Postmastcrs will carefully conform TO Ins
foregoing instructions, using the rncl ,ss !
form. which must be promptly forwarded
to this Office at the close of each month.
Should this circular fail to be received al
anv post office in time TO commence taklns
an account of free matter on the lst Jnnu
arv. 1870, let the return for that month In
Glide such portion of the month rs remains
when the circular Is received.
BY order OF the PoStnnstcr-Gcncral.
W. II. II. TERRELL,
Third Assistant Postmaster. General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-28

PRESIDENT GRANT ON PoLlTIcAL DIFF
FERENcEs.-At the dinner Of the New Eng
land Society in New York on Wednesday
night, Attorney-Ge Hoar. in the course
of his address, said that few days ago
President Grant expressed himself about as
follows at the close of Il conversation touch
ing the present and future condition OF the
country:
81 hope to see the time when every man
in this country may have the power to ex-
press his own opinion, to follow whom he
pleases, to vote as he likes. and to have his
vote counted without moiastation, or him
drauce, or insult. If we can only unite in
maintaining public faith and credit, our
political differences will bot Ire OF much
account"
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Third Assistant Postmastcr.General.

PAYMENT OF ISTEREsT.-TrcGsury De
portnlenf, December 90. 1SG9.-John l.
Thomas, Jr., Designated Depository, Baltl'
more, Md: sir,-You are hereby author
lied to commence the payment of interest
due january /, 1870, on Friday the 9th III
slant, without rebate.
Very respectfully,
GEoRGE &. boutwell,,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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HOLIDAY aOoDs.
,DRY GOODS foR THE sEAsos

:. ssss., sjg.
,DRY GOODS FOB THE SEASON ,
POWERFUL ATTRACTION AT
JULIUS MEYERS
No. COS Broad street, two doors rom Sixth
NEW GOODS. LATEST sTYLga
Just received Some IMMENSE BARGAINS
:" p.h' hsonstitched, embroidered, lace, And
11hef Varieties OF HANDKEKCHIEFs, for
Gents, and Chi!drcn's use;
- 'o.xed. RULED. mourning, and plain LINEN
DOLLARS and CUFFS;
"a DRESS GOODS, an extremely Handsome SIM.
ply Of most fashionable designs and shades
In SAT1NS and SILKS, fine variety;
In KNIT GOODS, such as HOODS, SUBfAs
SCARFS. MITS, PULsEwARMERS &c.
In HOSIERY and GLOVES, 3 bountiful supply o,
al desirable shades and sizes and qualities;
In BROCHE and other late style SfIAWLS very
attractive and moderate In prices;
In BOULEVARD SKIRTS at $3.50, &c:
In CL.OAkS, very neat stock to be sold very Io7v.
In UNDERWEAR for both sexes and all ages,
full line a. prices to suit;
In CASSIMERES and other materials for Ne,.s
and Boys wear the assortment Is complete and
appropriate
The BLACK VELVET RIBBON at &c. who,s
piece has been rcplcnished with good supply
of other widths;
Thousands OF other useful articles suitable for
Christmas and New Year presents, at
JULIUS MEYERS,
&c q 900 Broad street near Sixth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-28

BACHELORS UAIR-DYE.-.This
splendid IIAIR-DYE IA the best IN the worlo~-the
only true aud perfect dye harmless. reliable. In
Simultaneous. 40 disappo!ntment-no ridiculous
t!nts remedies the III effects of bud dyes, lnvigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown Sold by all druggists and pcrGumers,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory Is Bond
street New York. NH 2o-eodts
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MARRIED,

On the aad tns,ant, at Vernon Dale, residence OF
,,o hrIdais father. by the Rev. Herbert T. Bacon,
mr :" WytifIiAM RI. GREEN and Miss ELLA n.
CoGBILL. daughter or John Cogbill Esq.i ali OF
Chcstcrneld. county, Va.
CITY papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-28

WHAT Mr.. HoAR DlD.-lt Is said that he
made an agreement with Mr.: Philips,
attorney for Ycrger, that if the icrser case
was not pressed to q final hearing, so as TO
embarrass the Administration by bringing
the Supreme Court out on the acts OF re-
construction, the assassin Ierger should IN
no case be hanged. l do not Youch Tor TINS
Story Doc p3ufi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-28

"Data," CIV. ". Worden, Esq.,) late
correspondent of the Baltimore San, is now
the correspondent of the Baltimore -1mef7-
can from this point WaSh'ngto" Chront-
Gle.
There is movement on foot, to be de-
veloped as soon as Texas is admitted into
the Union, to create two new States. Theirs
are two bills now before the House Recon-
structon Committee for that purpose. One
of these proposes to, detnch that portion OF
Texas lying west and south Of the Colorado
river, and to call it the State o. Lincoln,
and another provides for the States Of Hous-
ton, Lincoln, and Texas, to lie carved out OF
the boundaries of the present sLate.-Bahi-
more Sun.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

IMPORTANT TO LIQUOR DEALERs.-Sir,-
IN reply to your letter of the 18th instant,
jaquiring If the prohibition CT the use Of
stand casks by wholesale liquor dealers
s. Intended to apply to stand-casks' used
Tor imported rs we'll as for domestic
liquors." you are Informed that, inasmuch
rs imported liquors are not i'll themselves
subjects Of internal revenue tax, the reou-
luton in question is not extended to them.
The dealer should be apprised, however,
that in separating his imported spirits from
the importation marks that show their
foreign origin he-doeS so at the risk Of
having them seized under section 81, act of
Juuc 30, 1860, and the burden Of the proof
will then be on him to establish their true
character. lie should also be given TO un-
Gerstand that the distinction here made be-
tween domestic and foreign spirits holds
only when the latter are absolutely free
from admiXture either with domestic liquor
orwith any other material, after their arri-
val in this country. In case of being mixed
III this country i'll any manner to constitute
rectification under section Of act of April
10, 1865, such mixed foreign spirits are to be
regarded as rectihed domestic spirits in all
respects, and the mixer must have paid the
rectiher's special tax. The use Of stand
casks as such for any purpose should be
discouraged. Very respectfully,
J. w. DOUGLASS,
Deputy Commissioner.
4. Z. Cobb, Esq, assessor second diyi-
sion, Norfolk, Va.
posT-QrFIcE DEPARTMENT. - The Post
Office Department Is now sending to all
rostmastcrs in the United States the follow
ing Circular on the subject of free mail mat
ter
Post Office Department, Office Of Third
Assistant Postmaster General, Washington,
y. O., December II, 1S69.-To PostmQsters !:
The Postmaster-General has this day made
the following order: E5
ordered, That each postmaster In the
onited States be instructed TO take an &C.
Sufate monthly account or all franked or
nee matter deposited at thcr respective
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HURRAH! HURRAH! HURRAH.

HURRY. HURRY, HURRY,
TO
GILL'S BAKERY, $50 BROAD STREET,
To get the best POUND CAKE.
To get the best FRUIT CAKE.
To get the best JELLY CAKE.
To get the best ICED CAKE.
To get the prettiest ORSAMESTED CAKE.
To get the best MISCE PIES.
To got the largest variety Of FANCY CAKES.
And TO get the CHEAPEST CAKE In tho city
lde 81
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1ToT.TnaY GOODS.

HOLIDAY aOODe.
>-Ew YEARS RECEPTIONS
ORNAMENTS FOR TABLES
HANDSOME CAKES
- SMALL FANCY CAKES.
1CE-CREAM IN FORMS.
JELLY IN FORMS.
ANDREW PIzzIN1 & co.,
GOT Broad street.
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY.

DLANK BOOkS.-RAND0LP ENu,'
- LISH, No. 1918 Main street kiehm' ~
IA, have for sale 10000 Blank Books =.
prices from Sc. to $50 each. The nssCrtmtMnt en-
braces Ledgers, Journals; Records, psy ,a p0 70.
bacco Books Hooters Autograph, DIARY, h h.aN
Rsok-kceping and Money Books Com po',Ts, ",.,
Copy, and Drawing Books Bill, ChesSl sryap
and Draft Books Exercise, En2inser; any o 80
Hooks Pesa, Memorandum, ard Pocket pSnt.
Collecting Books Receipt, Time, ara IN T ,Ss.:
Books &c, Account Books made 10 oius TUT !" atr
usual bcst style w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-28

GENERAL GRANT SSuBS THE SENATE
Washington, December 2l.-Our dignlIed
Fog-Bank was beautifully snubbed by hls
Excellency, am told l believe the fact TO
nc that the Epauletted Sphinx did snub tho
Eog.Bank (the Scnatcl, and the Fog-hank
pocketed the insult. If it did, further
snuhs may be anticipated. Ulysses don't
think any more of politician because h"
is in the Senate than if he were only OF the
Brown Jug. | believe the facts are that the
committee to whom was referred the noml-
nation of circuit Judges asked for the pa.
pers recommending the applicants, and
Ulysses" CURLY responded that such ap-
plications were on file in the Attorney-Gen-
erals office. The indignant committee re-
tired pcll-mell into the Senate chambcrwlth
their grievance, and a resolution was lmne-
diately offered demanding the said papers.
And Yesterday the senatorial fathers were
discussing the resolution to late hour. l
| don't know, but ] slrmise that Drake,
Schurtz. sumner, and Trumbull, We're for
war: Sherman, Chandler, and fenton,
leading a large body, were for compromise
md peace. Morton said nothing. and
eventually n resolution was passed request
ing the President TO forward such papers.
And the President will comply with the re-
quest: and 50 we will be spared another
Johnsonian conflict. That is I'll surmlSc.-
Don Pat.