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s tnrExssAL HOETCE1.
M READ LTD PROFIT THEREBY
s BARGAINS AS Ia BARGAINS.

Pure, LIaEs TABLE-CTOIH1, fill yards
hong, at al, worth AI.ss;, -..z.-.
aTasLE DAMAsK ut 7sc., worth 81 per yard;
Fine donble DAMAsK, for table cIofha, .: =: PEI
yard, worth $3.50;
I,ayae-size NAPKINS At &l-sa.osr dozen. wossa
ss: finer goods IN same prop 'rtlon
rr,noed gArKrNs IT. s5c. per dozen, worth 81
HuCK ABA OK TOWELS NJ ss.:s' s''ss' slf's'
AZ ard upwards, very cheap;
HrrKaBaeK at 1as and isse. per yard, worth
III 20 snd 2sc.; =,
Crash TOWELLISG at SIC, worth ns'.;
eoTTeN DIAPEFFt st.sSa piece worth .i.se;
nottingham, LACE for curtains, Note,nsnam
LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW Sd ADHo'
CORNTCEs. and CURTAIN F,XTURfs;t
TIDIEs, ali shapes and 'ze7; :,
CROCHET EDeJNGs.I1s YARDS I'm piece, at u
rex, sc, .1vnrth and 1or. ps-ysrd-
STAMPED NlGHT.GOWN, CHEMEsE fohEs'
BIB ss. and BANDS; s,,s,.z4
Who'll SGARFs ut loc., worth 2oc.;;
Breskya 81 sHAWGs, isOETk6S and FUhiAs
HOODS asaa5, 30, as and &oe., 5nst aoouf nail
/ price: issrzG 80 Ie2i'.E -.
White aud soioTed .worsted LFt}G1Nes az % s''
=, md s,c.. worth so, rs. and al: - - s:1E
WaOLTN,YARNs. IN sfl olors and quaiit,es;
SUPPER PAFTERNS. from 81. Is 10 81: -
ALEXANDRA KID GL0yss.;in white black,
and far CIV colors. st St. worth n 30: NV.
Hamburg BDGfNGS snd IHSERT1HGs, I'LL
widths. aualities and prices :,i"'s.s 80 :.
'IkFaNTs, EMBRGIDwRFDR ROBES At ss So ~
rs. and 30, worth "a, SO. ~, and SO;
REApY-MaDF GARMENTS for DIES; :
SUITS for CHILDREN, DRF ssEs for LADIES;
Elegant s,sf. bonnet. neck. and imming Rib
BOSS at redured prices; l,..... -,
New Yn,k Mills COTTON at. Geo.. Wemsutta AZ
'2 1sc Fruit II the Loom and Androscogsm al
- tesc.; .. s
aHIRTTNG sTPIPESat 10. 193. IS. Iss. and soc.;
pEDyTCK at 10, i9l le3 fo.., anil upwards
IIfSEYs at 1c3 %. and 2sc; ...l ,,
Fn, ward wide bleached and unbles ched COTToa
at 1oc.; bleoched and unbleacted COTTON as
aAc.; t.,-.-- II Ii. ~ =.
urIrA saEsTrSa - y,rds wide, At ssc worth
sch bythe cas-, :only few piere' LETT; 81
pillow Case COTTON 1sc.: CAiICOES at -,
10 and pa: JEANS at 193. Is. and issc.;
Excellent SATINET ut snc.. would be cheap u
SOC :CASs,MERTs, CLOTHS and Kentucky
JEANS at very low prices, and lots OF o!her
bargains at law pporr1upS
''-- 1918 and 1915 Main street.
DON'T forget that we ave closing ont our DRESS
cOODs at PEDUCED PRICES. jaa
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me- sHAWLS.' SMAWLSl!

~ SHAWLS.' SHAWLSl! 49,.
CLOAKJ CLOAKS!!
tCe nov Offer cur stock of SHAWLS and
CEOAKS at reduced prices ..s..
PLAID and STRIPED sHAWLs,
BLACK MERINO SQUARE and LONG
SHAWLS, AIS. s-
Long and square BRoCHE sHAWLs,
MISSES sHAWLS, .. .-.
BREAKFAST sHAWLS, in great variety;
GENTS SHaWLS,
WATERPROOF CLOhKS as low as IS,
BLACK CLOTH CLoAKS ut rs and upwards,
REAL ASTRACHEN SACQU Us at $40, worth
SIS. g.. .s.a @.i-
For bargains In Cloaks and Shswls, call at
LEVY BYO1 HERS,
1918 and l2l5 Main street.
Remember the great closing sale OF Dress Got ds
of every description. las
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...nr,se and hustle must "a world OF en-
Wa''@' "nsps
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Dano6Lg110NH y IAHTUEnSMlrs,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. suhscribcrs
" hava fIl,s day formed c,. partaefchfp unde.
fh, ssy.e aud drn or
WM 8. PLTToE, SONS q CO..
for the purpose OF eoTnuct'nR the BAiK;EG
AND BfOKEEiHE BUstNEsS IN the town If
Dinvilie Va, and respectfully ask the Patronage
OF their ffie uds. WN. ?. PSTTDs
". STOKES,
Is 5}t*JNO. Y. PATTON,
...,...--.. .,4-.s.-....s~,AH AZ. 6. PATTON.
DANYiLLE, VA, Jsu, ID, 1s7l.
Their will make PROMPT retprns tf alI eoiIec-
lions. buy End seli tbHk notes, q Id aud liver
coin receive deposits, sud hye srlct attention 10
the accounts OF h1sincts men and FIRMS,
VIII keep on hanf an assortment Of EevenUe
Stamps.
FEVER 10
YIN. b. Tsases g Go Bankers. Ri hmend Va;
]. NJ Goddin, Cashier State Bank, kichmjni.
Va: 1917 81 tst..,sE :. -,
J. 3. Mortons Cashier Merchants Bank. Rich.
J.mes Thomas, Jr !. Richmond, w.;
G. r.: colemsn. Cashier National Meshanlc,'
J.J, sisio;sen & Gems, Bankers, Baltimore
y. II. PerkinA Jf., CssHfer Imp. and Fradera'
National Bank New York;f .-.-s
J. d. Lewis, Cashter Ua!on National Bank,
Drexei q Co.. Bakers, Pbiladelpbis:
Miller J. FrAnkitn. Bankers, Lynchburg. Va.
ia O.
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WHILST we believe the statements In the
following letter to be true, and know the
author as one who was formerly a member
of our General Assembly, we must say that
we are ashamed that Virginia ever had
such alegslator:
For the Richmond Dispatch.]
West Virginsa's Proportion OF the
State Debt.
Mr.. Editor have seen your structures
on an editorial which appeared some time
since in the Weston Democrat, on the ques.
ton of West Virginia's proportion of the
State debt of Virginia. Whether I" dis
honest" or not, the Weston Democrat has
gone further than the people Of West Viz
einia will go, and in this only has he mis-.
represented them. Virginia might as we'll
know first as last that the people of West
Virginia never intend to pay or assume any
portion of Virginia's State debt. Virginia,
at the bidding Of her master, repudiated
her State debt contracted from 1851 to 1863,
which was just as honestly contracted as
the debt before that time, and If Virginia
persists in maintaining her reputation OF
other days, she will have to go it alone, as
West Virginia has nothing to pay for what
zee once acre. Yours, &C.,
A DEMOCRAT.
Barbour County, Vest Va., Jan. 4, 1871.
The New MovE.-The Richmond Dis
patch endorses the following from the
Fredericksburg Herald, and so do We
DdnUiile Times.
The article thus endorsed was Major
KELLy's protest against the "neW move"
as ill-timed, &c.
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Having sold my Interest IN the above concern 10
wJGSNTRY 1t, Ike pleasure In Recommending
the new firm to the business community:
4 ia7 IT ..s ID. G. MAYO.
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YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY OF THE
VISITATION, MONTE MARIA, s.4s
on Grace street between Twenty-second and
- Twenty-third streets,
RICHMOND. VA. 80
The duties OF this institution will be resumed on
The FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. For
prospectus OF terms application can be made TO
the SUPERIURES5 OF the Academy.
au a-dtOl&eodtFebl
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VULCAN IRON WORKS,

VULCAN IRON WORKS, !
/ RIcHMoSD, VA Jsn.f, ls7lj
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
L day form ed CD Partnership Tor TIE purpose
OF continuing the business os formerly carried on
The style OF the firm will be ARCHIE, GOOD
WIN. NJ. ARCHER,
J. r. ODWIE,
taa-2v WSkDH a 81 Is. hOBERT5OS.
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VULCAN IRON WoEKs.
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 81, 1870.

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 81, ls7o.{
DlSSOLUTION.-L T.. FINCH, having
Vulcan Iron Works 10 WYsDHAM h. RI BERT
BON, retirts from the hTm OF ARCH-R: GOOD
WIN & ca. The nam OF the firm win only be
used In l1uid alton. and thss SC ted after sigma
iure Wig, "Archsr, Goodwin Go In nqu,ta-
lion - - WIN. N. ARCHrR,
j. +. t4}lpWIC,
+ trAsE I. E. FINCH.
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Rank STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF R!CH-
MOND. ut Richmond in the state OF virginia at
the close of business on Wednesday. 2sth Decem-
her. 1870:
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A CARD.-The subscriber having leased
n the FOUNDRY DEPAR pMsNT of j. W,
Cardwell & Co. on Cary, between 18th and nth
streets, begs leave 10 inform bis friends and the
public generally that he has again commenced his
old business in conauciing thu IRON Anil BRASS
FOUNDRY. I HEREBY return nv thanks to nv
old customers and friends who have SO kindly
pstronized the old concern, and pledge myself to
accommodate those who m ~ favor me with a call
In nv line. am prepared tn IN AXE sl kinds of
IRON and BRASS CASTING st q re asonab rats 5
as they can be procured either in this city else
where.
Jas at FRANCIS +. bRANNAN.
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de 24-dtI

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
4 Of the stockholders Of the FIRST NATIONAL
BANK of Rich % ond Va. for the purpose or elect
Ing Directors for the ensuing year, VIII be held on
TUESDAY, the 10th of January next, at IL d., at
its clearinghouse.
de 10 2tawt1GthJa s. B. SMITH. CASHIER. .
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
l nf the stockh r1ders or the PLANTERS y A.
TIDNAL BANK, OF RICH MOND, VA, Tor lhe
purpose of eectng directors for the ensuing wear,
viii be held on TUESDAY. the 10th Of January
next at IL NJ, at its banking-house-
A~>,' " JOHN G. DAVIS.
d.1a etawt1o hJan Cashier.
ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF the stockholders Of the National Ba: Of
Virginia will be held at their Banking House on
de 0 j. b. MORTON, Cashier.
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TOR NEW YORK.-The Virgil I@TAs
Il MIA steamship and Pacset Campo sasska4sS
ROBERTS, win leave Rockets on TUESDAY, jan
usry 10th st P. AZ. Freight received until a
T.. NJ. Fare. $40; steerage, IS; round-rip
tickets, $l8. For freight or passage, apply to
D. j. BURR, President
a.. ..- 1914 hain street.
New York 7a..'' ia oct
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NEW CONCERN 1.-THE undersigned
~ having succeeded Messrs. n inston 4 Poweis
Will continue the WHOLESALE GtnCfRl,
LIQUOR, AND GENERAL. CDMMlS>IoH
BUsISE S., under tile name aud style OF
jos. +. WINE TON Il CO.,
In all Its branches, at the old stand, corner OF
iaih and Cary streets, IL chmond, Va. where
/ corda lly invite all or my friends md the pub
lie generally, pledxlug ysefto do as well for them
as Ih.y can do elsewhere, and soliciting I a.
linuance or the liberal patronage bestowed upon
the old Concern.
SIR. VIM. II. Powers, my former partner, VIII
rem ain with Inc for tile pI eseL and also my sop,
Mr.. Chas. l.. Winston, who will be pleased 10
serve their Il lends as he ct for.
JOSEPH Z. WISSrO'.
JANrIuya 1911 IN IL
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their expenses and adequate compensation.
The Governor approves the application
for on appropriation.to this end -. ),
ordered to DE printed.
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THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR-
/ CHASED the inteI est Of Mr.. JOSEF W.
Pledge In the old firm OF Andrew Plzzlni 4 Co.,
desires TO thank tie public for their kind pat ron
age bestowed on the old firm. He will cont nue.
Richmond Va. and coz daily Invites hts fri, nk
and The public generally to give him ihrlr1;T'rs.
pleGgiDg himself, BY strict At<htitn, &c to meet
q continuance their custom.
Mg rledge, our former partner, Will lie found
at the store, sni wi he pleased 10 serve his
friends rs heretofore.
IN
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METROPOLITAN NoBKSf
..r..rr,.. RICHMOND. jim. 3, 1871.
MIR. VIRGINIUS NEWTON, Of Nor.
Nl roIk. Is admitted to all interest IN cur bust
ness I'd take effect from the lst Inst.
The style Of the drm win remain UNCHANGED
j.4-av Wa. 4. TAHSER 4 co.
NOTICE. have this day associated
IN with me In the AUCTION and REAL Es-
FATE bUSIN Ess my son, r.. h.SsER IsBtLL.
which ill hereafter be Conducted under the hrni
aud stvle Of I; BELL. & SON, and would most n.
spsct ly solicit The patronage o. my friends ard
the public generally for the lew conctrn
FRANClS T. lStrLL,
Auctioneer and Real Kstafe Agent.
taa Ct 18th street, bet Msin ard Bank.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER.
~ SHIP. Th- c,-p.rtn ership existing between
us, uuter tia Il, IN and sty.e OF ANDREW IL
Z;NI & GO. IL this day dissolved by limitation.
Andrew Pizzini Jr, Is alone authorized to iign
the name Of the firm In settlement Of all debts
- ANDREW PIZZIsI. Jp.,
JOSEPH W. PLEDGE.
JANUARY 1. 1871
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rITY TAXES FOR 1s70.-By an ordi-
finance of the city am reauir d to publish in
III. month OF January ali delinquent taxes on real
estate once week for four weeks preceding the
first dsv Of the February tenn of the Hastings
pared and will be given for publication at as ear
Is day as ossible this week, and when published
twenty PER cent additional viii be required on all
JNO. F. RE!NAULT,
iae-2t - -.....ge .. City Collector.
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EOR OSTON.-CURRIE &'CO'S lit
n IINB.-.T The regular packet schooner xxx
5 4 RDINI A N. kLwELL, master, hav-S4L
Ing the larger portion Of her cargo engaged, will
have quick dispatch For balance OF freight ap-
PLY to -. ~. CURRIE q co.,
de 24-ts corner Of 18th and Cary streets.
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TOR BALTIMORE.-SteamerA SL1.
Il ELLIE KNIGHT will leave her
wharf MONDAY, JInnary eth, at o. clock .. NJ.
Freight received up to q O'Clock P. M. For
freight or passage, applyto - 80
" p RRFTuT A
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Don't forget that we ave closing ont our DRESS
GOODS at REDUCED PRICES. )as
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tiny, of the whole sdereal sys.

tiny, of the whole sdereal sys-
TEN.
While we should have been
glad had American astrono-
mers been able to join in the
expeditions now under way,
the completeness of the ar
rangements made, and a knowl
edge of the inexpediency, at.
this time, Of our astronomers
leaving the country, reconcile
us to the omission. 1t is fur
ther consolatory to know that
American astronomers first Oh
served and announced the main
phenomena touching the cor
ona itself, their version OF
which is now almost uniyers.
ally accepted. We shall look
with interest for further COR
roboration, since proofs on such
point can hardly be too nun.
erouS, and new ones can not be
had, after this eclipse, for q
long time. There ia but one
total eclipse in 1672-that Of
November 90-and this will
be so barely total that it be.
gins and ends on the earth as
an annular one-the moon at
those times not fully hiding
the sun, even on the line of
central eclipse. mo eclipse
worth an expedition to observe
will take place thereafter un
til April 16, 1874, and we shall
have to wait until that time for
confirmation of the past, or
fresh date for the future. Un,
der such circumstances it is
gratifying to- know that the
arrangements for observing
the eclipse Of next mouth are
Of so complete a'chmacter, and
that, with former atmospheric
conditions, the chief issues in
debate regarding the corona
mry soon be entirely set at
rest,
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time'of its first appearance, we
have found it in scarcely an in.
stance wanting in any good
meaning Of a good word.
In spelling and rronuncia
ton this. book stands alone.
There is nothing with which it
can fairly be compared, for
there is no other Known in this
country approachingi in com.
prehensiveness, which has any
claim to authority in these re-
spects. Without opening in
this paper a controversy which
can, at best, he interesting to
Int a small part of its readers,
it IS fair to say that a diction.
airy of any living, language
fought rather-te represent what
it is, than What it tends to lie.
come; ought to lie a conserva.
tive power in it, rather than a.
radical one, 1t is the business
Of the faithful lexic ographer
to report facts, and ifhe' mixes
up his own theories with bis
report, lie dinlinishes its value
and destroys its authority.
DIR. Worcester's aim has been,
to present the form of words,
both as written and as spoken,
according to the preponder.
ance of usage among the best
writers and speakers: and
where that usage is divided, to
say so without attempting to,
turn the scale. This work lie:
has done in comparably bet
ter than any one else before
him or since;: and until that
distant day when some allie
scholar with a still longer life
and still greater industry, if
these be possible, or at least
with more numerous and
efficient assistants, shall have
devoted Incredible labor to tile
production of a more complete
one, his dictionary is likely to-
remain in substance the stand.
ard of the English Language
N. Y Evening Post
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Unquestionably the best .ustainaa.
work of the Kind inthe WOrId:".
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miSnomer; 'Ele experience OF
thousands haze proved il to
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A Bar to Honor;
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The bar-room is truly.
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EflS- No. 4, leaving Columbus at 4l0p p. m
has aTbrongh Garcia Delaware for Springfield.
reaching Springfield without ehangc NJ 7:g0 m.
Train No, 2 ON the Columbus h Hooking Val.
ley Railroad connect with No. Train. Through
Tickets for sale at Athens.
PASS ENGER TRAINS returning arrive al
Columbus at 1850 IN. II lis a. m. and 0 80 n. IN
~-Palace Day and Sleeping Cars
On All Trains.
Vs. NO e. leaving Columbus at 2.35 u m, on
Sunday, runs through without detention, by
both Erie and New York Central RaIlways
arriving at New York on Monday morning at
640 AM. W
For particular information in regard IN
through tickets time. conn actions. cid. to Mi
poinh East. West North and South, apply 10
or address v. FORD, Columbus. Ohio. fi' w
T.s. FLINT. Gen. Superlntondent.
JAMES p ATTERSON.
Gen. Agent, Columbus, O.
EUGENE FORD,
Passenger Agent, Columbus, o.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-29

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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-29
ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.
SHORT LINE ROUTE.
1871 Spring g. Summer Arrangements ~
Indianapolis, cinoinnati,& & Lafayette
RATT,Ro AID


Tho Great Through Mail and Express Passcn.
ger Line to st. Louis, Kansas City, st. Joseph
Denver nj Franc SEQ and ull points In MlssOu-
ri Kansas and Colorado
The shortest and only direct ronte TO Indian
apOls, Lafayette, Terre IIaute, Cambridge city.
spril gfeld, Peoria, Burlington, Chicago, MI
waukee, st. Paul, and all points In the North
west.
The Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette
Rnroad, with Its connections, now Offers pass
engers more facilities in Through Coach and
leeplng Cur Service than than any 9th, line
from Cincinnati, having the advantage oi
Through Daily Oars from Cincinnati toSt. Louis.
Kansas. City. ST. Joseph, Peoria, Burlington,
Chicago, Omaha, and all intermediate points
presenting TO ColOnlsts and Fam llessuch com.
forts and accommodations as are afforded by
no othor route.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to all
Trains leave Cincinnati at 100 A. NJ. ahO p, N,
0;0OP. NJ, aud &c 100 r.
Tickets can be obtained at No. ! Burnet
House, cornor Third aud Vine Public Landing,
corner Main and River; also. ut Depot. corner
Plum aud Pearl Streets, Cincinnati, %.
BE sure 10 purchase tickets via Indlanspo,ls
Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad
w. ". l.. NOBLE
TlcketAgt indianapolis
o. #. MOORE, clncinnati.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-29
Portsmouth, Branch.

Trains Connect at L0veland
For all points on the Little miami Rtilroad, and
ut tho Indianapolis & Cincinnati Railroad june
ton for all points West.
W. W. PEABODY,
Master of Transportation.