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a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has mistab,

a Nuisance.-Somebody has mistaken
the corner of Fourteenth and Ross streets,
Council Chamber Hill, for truck garden, and
made it the receptacle of dozen or more
loads of stable offal. 1t is deposited right on q
much frequented highway, and the many who
have to pass there say it is decided nuisance.
Some folks think other folks have nostrils and
stomachs that can stand anything-a great
mistake indeed.
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FOR SALE.

EoR SALE.
new and elegant ROSEWOOD PIANO will be
sold at sacrifice if applied for Immediately. Best
New York Makers and fully warranted.
References to citizens of Richmond having them
now In use
Address
MANUFACTURER, H
NH 1865 STATE JOURNAL office.
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WOMAN AND HER CHARMS-Does your wife or
daughter ever call on you for money to buy new
dress or bonnetl You supply their wants with
pleasure, of course. But now they are sickly-.ee-
bic and emacated and are always grunting and com-
planning when you go home Now gladden. their
hearts by sending to the drug store and procuring
bottle of English Femaie Bitters, which will soon
restore them to health.
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Pire.--The alarm of fire this afternoon,
about 31a o'clock, was caused by the partial
burning of the roof of small kitchen, in rear
of No. 403 Canal street. Damage very slight.
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THE FEEr.-Judge Kerr Gays: "Dr. SCHULTZ is
benefactor. His painless mode of treating Corns,
Bunions and Nails, iscertainly admirable" Stran-
gers, remember the Office Nineteenth street, near
Main. Ladies' and childrs sn attended.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-21

The Vernat Equinox, or the moment
when the suns centre crosses the equator, 90
CURED to day. The equinoxial storm is liable
9th instants. We think we have had ours.
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Most of the trees are giving premonitory
evidence Of the approach of spring. judging
from present indications we shall have hot
summer: 1t is yet too early for the birds, very
few having yet made their appearance.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-21

Going Home.-A good many members
of the General Assembly have applied for
leaves of absence with the intention of going
home and not returning any more this session.
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WANTS.

VXTANTED-To employ No BLACKSMITH
w one accustomed to shoeing mules and ironing
wagons. Also, first class WHEELWRIGHT, ac-
customed to heavy work. Apply at once to
EDMOND B0SSIEUA
NH 20-3tt franklin street, between 18th and 18th.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF Napoleon In London-His
Views on the Paris Situation-Hc
Will not Give Up the Empire-Ru-
mors from the Revolution, &c.

London, March 2l.-Napoleon, who ar
rived to-day, meeting an old friend, said !:
"My return to France is only question Of
time. Sooner or later she will sum mon
me to save her from the incapables who are
now displaying their folly and madness
in shedding her blood and plunging her
into anarchy. My pretended deposition
will never be ratified by the people. There
are only two parties in France who pos
sess real strength, the republicans and i'm
perialists but the empire alone is able to
conduct France to true and permanent
liberty. The Orleanists possess only i'm
aginary strength. They dare not venture
an appeal to the popular WILL The En-
peror is in excellent health.
/ EXCITING RUMoRs.
London, March 21.--Rumors of every
description are in circulation: One says
that the Nationals intend to march on Ver-
sailles, another the Assembly will remove to
Orleans, and are about toappoint General
Faidherbe dictator. All the papers at the
prefecture of police have been destroyed by
the Nationals.
The windows of the Hotel de Vile are
crowded with armed Nationals. Chassepots
are being distributed among the people,
and the cry of the mob is "a Versailles"
The centre Of the city, however, is undis-
turbed. 1t has been reported that negoti-
ations had been opened between the gov
ernment and the insurgents, but the report
ia denied :.
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a nelc and elegant rosewood piano is Of
fered for sale in this paper by "manufacturer"
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Captain Wm. ~. Bragg, railroad m an
of much experience, has been appointed super
intendent on the York River railroad.
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A acrit Of error has been awarded and
an appeal granted by the Supreme Court of
Appeals, in the case of Rixey VS.. Long, from
the CuIpeper Circuit Court.
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mARRIED.

JAMES-PACE-0n the 10th instant, at the res
idence Of the officiating clergyman, Rev. ]. L. Bur.
rows D. D., Mr.. A. j. JAMES to Miss EMMA A.
PACE all Of this city.
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Disintegrated Paoement nt--The city en-
ployees, under the direction of Major Dim
mock, city engineer, have been engaged for
near two months in repairing and putting
Broad street in proper trim from the Chesa-
peake and Ohio depot westwardly. Some six
weeks since, when the work was going on in
front of the First African Baptist church, the
adjusting the street level, and has never been
replaced. 1t is surely somebody's business to
fix the pavement in its original condition. As
it stands now, it is great bother and annoy
ance, to people, both on weekdays and
Sundays.
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We advise all who wish to spend q
pleasant evening to go to the Skating Rink at
o'clock tonight.
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Death Of a Worthy Young Man.--We
regret to announce the death of Mr.. James
Farrar, popular and worthy citizen of Union
Hill, which event occurred yesterday evening,
after several months suffering from consump.
ton. Mr.. Farrar was an energetic and hard
working man, of strict integrity and honesty,
and was held in high esteem by large number
of friends and associates. He.was a member Of
Damon Lodge, K. p, who will escort his re.
mains to the grave tomorrow evening.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-21

The Hastings Court was engaged to-day
in continuing the trial of Ex-Mayor Chahoon.
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The Free Bridge-Contract have been
awarded for building the bridge across James
River on the line of Ninth street. 1t will be an
iron superstructure, on granite piers 100 feet
apart, and will be capable of carrying weight
of 1000 pounds to the inch. 1t is of the style
known as the Warren girder, or triangular
truss pattern. The contract for iron work was
awarded Messrs. Coifrode & Co., of Philadel-
phia. but most of the iron work will be done
in this city. The masonry was awarded Ed
ward Vickers, of Richmond. The cost of the
bridge, exclusive of grading the street ap-
proaching it, will be Sll3 900. The corner
stone will be laid on the Manchester side.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-21

Bonded Warehouses; Importantto Tobac-
co Manufacturers.--Th following is a list of
the collectors of internalreyenue in charge of
export bonded warehouses at the places men.
toned opposite their names: i
M. B. Blake, Esq, collector of SD District
of N. Y.-New ! ork.
John Sergeant, Esq, collector Of 4th District
of Mass.-Boston. f. \
VIM. J. Pollock, Esq, collector of 1st Dis.
trict of Pa.-Philadelphia. fs ~
R. NJ. Smith, Esq, collector of Srd District
of Md.-Baltimore.
S. A. Stockdale, Esq, collector of 1st Dis
trict of La.--New Orleans. ADV .
George Oulton, ESQ.,, collector of lst Dis.
trict of Cal.-San Francisco.
Rush Burgess, Esq, collector of 3rd District
of Va.-Richmond.
Manufactured tobacco and snuff can be ship
ped in bond to all of the above mentioned
places and to no others in the United States.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-21

THURsTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
is strongly recommended as the bost dentifrice
known. 1t cleanaes and preserves the eeth hsrdenA
the gums, sweetsns the breath and, containing no
acid or gritty substance is perfectly harmless and
can be used daily with great advantage. Sold by AL
druggists. Price, 20 aud 80 cents per bottle.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-21

Derlins Clothing Emporium. We have
briefly alluded to the comprehensive announce
ment of spring stock by John s. Devlin, ESQ.,,
of No. 1907 Main street, contained in this
paper, and recur to the subject again to as.
sure our readers that it embraces a complete
line of all the latest styles for the seasons wear
in clothing and furnishing goods for both men
and boys. Mr.. Devlin having all his goods
manufactured to his own order by the parent
establishment, Devlin & Co., of New York, is
enabled to furnish his patrons with frst-class
goods, well made and trimmed, and at prices
that we understand defy any competition. ALI
his clerks are old citizens, and noted for their
politeness and accommodating disposition,
while Mr.. Devlin to all who call on him will
be found "the right man in the right place." 4
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LOCAL NEWS.

Bard Of Education. annual re-
port of this Board was presented at the meet
ing of the Council held last night. 1t gives a
resume of the progress of the free school
system so far as yet in operation in this city,
under the lead of j. H. Binford, superinten-
dent of schools. The Council has been liberal
in its appropriations, donating for the fiscal
year ending July 1st, 1870, $40 625, and from
that time to February 2lst, 1871, $21, SAT S5.
The average number of pupils enrolled in
the public schools of the city is 3,400. The
average cost of tuition for the four months
ending February 1st is $632 for each pupil,
and for the scholastic year it will not exceed
$l2.54-a very Insignificant amount compared
to what it costs to educate pupil in the public
schools OF other cities.
The following estimate is made of the sum
needed for the support of the schools during
the next scholastic year:
Eighty teachers salary at an average of $3.50
Per annufn.. $36 ,0C0
Eight principals. ............-............ 6,4G0
One principal and two assistants for Normal fa
High School. $500
Pay OF 1000
Fuel $500
Rents $500
Sundres 500
$52, 500
OF this amount the city will receive from
the State say about $4,000, leaving $32, 500
to be provided for by the City Council.
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THoMPsoN's PoMADE OPTIME. as dressing
for the Hair is all that is required; purely vegetable
and highly perfumed, it softens, improves and beau
titles the Hair, strengthens the roots and gives 1t
rich, glossy appearance For ;sae by all druggists
Price, IS and rs cents per bottle.
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CLAIM AGENTS.

CLAl m AGENTS.
OVAL CLAIMANTS AGAINST THE UNITED
IL States for Qusrtermasters, Commissarys' Stores.
Lumber, Cattle, HorEes. Provender &C., &C., by act
of Congress, March Sd, 1871, can be paid by filing
their claims before the Commission. Accounts care
fully. prepared on the proper forms, &C., by
CHANDLER, MORTON SHIELDS,
Attorneys at Law,
Corner Tenth and Bank streets, Rooms 2, 8 and q,
Richmond, Va. NH l3-d&wlm
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MOUNT VERNON NURSERY
c. GILLINGHAM & co.
UPON THE WASHINGTON ESTATE.
$1,000 APPLE TREES, embracing most Of tho
Southern varieties
Also, a general assortment of
PEACH, PEAR, and other FRUIT TREES, SHADE
TREES, SMALL FRUITS, 10000 osAGE
ORANGE PLANTS. &C., &c.
Will be sold WHOLESALE and RETAIL as LOW as
can be had elsewhere.
WARRANTED TRUE TO NAME.
NH 21-ts
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WOMAN AND HER onARMs-poes yo

Skating Rink open tonight.
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OLD PAPERS, (uncut,
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THE NEWS AT RoUEN.


Rouen, March 20.--The people here are
deeply excited over the news from Paris,
but no outward demonstration has been
made. The Gardes Mobile are prohibited
from crossing the Seine. 1t is rumored
that the Germans will occupy their former
posts if the disorder in Paris continues.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM MINISTER WASH
X s4ffta BURNE. L
Washington, March 20.-Minister Wash.
burne telegraphs Secretary Fish as fol-
lows:
Paris, March 19.-The National
Guards Committee is master of Paris. The
Departments of the Interior, Justice, and
Police are occupied by the insurgents.
Generals Vinoy, Thomas, and Lecompte
has been murdered by the troops.
The elections commence tomorrow. =
All the members of Theirs government
have gone to Versailles. follow with the
whole department corps. WAsHBURNE."
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OF this amount the city will receive from
the State say about $40, 600, leaving S32, 500
to be provided for by the City Council.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01
WEST VIRGINIA ELEC-
MI0N.
Overwhelming Victory for
the Democracy.

An election was held in West
Virginia last Thursday for del
egates to a Constitutional Con.
vention, resulting in an almost
unanimous triumph for the
Democracy. The Radicals
have carried only one out of
the eleven Senatorial districts
and have elected only IL of
the 78 members of whom the
Convention is to be composed.
The next Legislature will bear
the svme complexion. This is
the kind of news that will
come from all the Southern
States as soon as the abomina.
tions Of martial law and Grants
bayonet elections are removed,
and in their place we have
general amnesty and its natural
consequences--peace and quiet.
ness. 1t is remembered that
West Virginia is a State in.
vented by Abolition fanatics
daring the late war, to create
two United States Senators
and numerous officers Of that
faith. Now the State. is tor,
menting its originators. We
have one Senator now, aud will
soon have the other.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01
Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby that petition will he pre-
! sented to the Commissioners of Ninton
county, Ohio. At their next regular session In
December, 1871 praying for the establishment
OF county road along the following route to-
witi Beginning at point on the county rohd
running past the Centenary Meeting House AT
or near said house; thence south or nearly so "a
the line between John S, Hawk I'd and Margar.
ct Dunklo; thence east with said line as near as
may PC practicADle fora good road to or neal
an oak tree; thence In n south. .casterly direc.
ton past two OAK trees 10 or near n sugar tree
on the line between Margaret Dunkle and Hen.
~ WeSt'oat ;thenc south wit said line or near.
" 80 TO gum tree thence in south castcrly
nirecton TO gum tree near the line between
william Heron and Henry westsoat; thence
In south 'oastorly direction over the nearest
and best route 10 point near two beech trees
on the county road running east aud west thro
tne lhnus OF JaFhyctte Dunllo and there to end
49,. MANY PETITIONERS.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN THE TprArAEST W
CHRONIC q SEXUAL DISEASES.
A Physiological View of Msrrfage.

The chcapest hook cycr published containing
nearly three hundred pages and one huhNfcd and
thirty inc plates and cngravings of the anatomy of
the ianan organs In a stte Of health and disease,
with treatise on early errors, its drpl0rabc cnnse
qucneeS upon the nind and body, with the authors
plan " trsatmcnt--tho only rational aud successful
mode Of cure, Ne shown by report u cases ireaed
Atnthhfi adviser 10 tho married and thnse cn,en,.
plating marriage who entertain doubts 0f their phys
iSai condition hoht free of postage 10 any address,
on receipt ~ twenty .fye cents In stamps Or postal
currency, by addressing pR. la VEolN, No. 81
hai'len Lsne, Albany, n Tue nuuwr n'ny DO
enn,utsl unnu anv of the discnsrs nror ph'rh hts
loN icat. ,ulther pc,tnnnlly "r by ma and mcdr
ulncs sent TO any prrl VI the NUfld
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01
Progress of our Railroad.

Progress of our Railroad
On the first page Of this pa
per will be found an article re
printed from the Gallipoli
Bulletin, from which our peo'
pie can truly understand tha'
our Gallipolis friends are going
to work in earnest.
On Friday last President
w. II. LANGLEY called at oul
Office and informed US that
number of miles more have
been taken by parties in the
manner set forth in the article
upon th, first page of this pa
per. As we go to press, we
have received the Bulletin of
to-day, and in it we find the
following glorious news:
Those engaged in procuring
subscriptions to the r. r. Stock
succeeded very we'll during
the last week. We have not
learned tie amount of cash sub.
scriptions, but up to Saturday
evening they had received sub
scriptions in work on the terms
heretofore noted, for between
81 and % miles, which covers
very nearly all lying within
Gallia county, All that is
necessary now to insure success,
is for every man Interested to
come forward and lend a help.
ing hand.
This will leave about 19
miles between the Gallia coun-
ty line and the end Of the old
bed ut Dundas "unprovided
for Now is the time to ad
vance in this matter. This is
an enterprise upon which de.
pends in a great degree the
future developement and pros
perity of the entire country
through which the line of read
is proposed, from Gallipolis to
Logan. Let no one act sold
fogyish" about the work that
ought to he done forthwith
BE not behind the times =
Don't stand back and wait for
SomeOouy else 10 90 all All
together along the line! If
you cant raise the money, your
work is just as good, and per.
haps much better, Make pre-,
parations for grading one, two,
three or four miles. Parties
residing i'll Gallia county are
,egotiating for the grading of.
the two unhroben miles Of the
rail road line north and south
Of Nc Ar,bur; one-half to be
taken in cash, and the other
half in company's stock.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01

DIR, CROOKS WINE oFTAR will cure your
Dyspepsia,
TAKE Dr. Crooks Vine of Tar II your
Stomach 10 out OF order.
TAKE Dr. Crooks Wine Of Tar II you
wish your Asthma cured.
TAKE rr Crook's Wine of Tar 10 strengthen
anu build up your system.
TAKE Dr.. Cooks Wine OF Tar II you feel
Weak und Dobiliuted.
TAKE nr. Crooks Woo OF Tar II you have.
Chrome Cough you wish cured.
TAKE DR.. Crooks Vino Of Tar for Bron,
ohius.
TAKE Dr. Crooks Wine OF Tar n you
have the hver Complaint
TAKE Dr. Crooks Wine Of Tar Il you have
Urinary troubles.
TAKE Or. Crooks Wine Of Tar for your
Throat or Lung Ailments.
TAKE Or. Crooks vino Of Tar II you wish
TO he healthy, For sale by Druggists every
whero.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01
IRhe Pittsburgh Post propo

'Ihe Pittsburgh Post propo-
ses the name Of Col. THOMAS
A. SCOTT, President Of the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
as Democratic candidate for
President Of the United States,
Should Mr.. Scott receive the
nomination lie would sweep
the country like % whirlwind.
He may be the only man that
can defeat Radiealjsm in 1872,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01

Hon. Garrett Davis, the able
kentucky Senator, has deliv-
cred at Louisville a Democrat
ic speech which may well rank
as the crowning effort Of his
life. Mr.. Davis is inclined to
favor Mr., Fillmore for the
Presidency.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01

Official Vote Of the Sth Dis
trict for State Senator.

Here is the official vote of
this District for State Senator.
j. V. Stevens is the Democrat;
the other man is gNash. II
is the blacklist vote to be found
in the State, and there is not a
particle Of doubt but all the
Africans in "thc River Coun-
ties made the..rcsult look SO
black. Look at the figures
Don't they look bad? God
have mercy on the poor men
Of this district:
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01

The Cincinnati Gazette de-
lights in calling the Democrat
ic party "the organized igno-
rance Of the country." Can
not the Gazette give us a chap,
ter upon Grants "organized'
thieves and plundcrers "of the
country.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01
.l'homas Hawkins, the polyg-

Thomas Hawkins, the polyg-
anist, who has been recently
tried before Chief Justice Nc
Kean, for bigamy, was con,
yictcd and, sentenced last Sat.
urday to Imprisonment for
three years and pay fine Of
$500. Warrants have been
issued for the arrest Of Brig,
ham Young and his son. There
is but little doubt but Grant
will pardon the Mormon lead
ers, after they have been sen-
fenced. just as he did the
sailted G. G. Bowen, the South
Carolina Radical.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01

The Radical Press are making
a great blow about disfran-
chiSing the inmates Of the Sol
dier's Home at Dayton. They
forget TO tell their readers the
disfranchisement (if refusing
the ballot Of a person not enti-
tied to vote is disfrauchise-
ment) was the result Of a de-
cision of the Supreme Court
Of Ohio, every Judge of which
was a Radical Republican.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01

There are siS thousand, three
hundred and ninetyone voters
in the district who differ wide
ly with the Senator-elect from
this District. Quite n large
number. They are tired Of
Radical rule, and voted for a
change. They voted for an
equalization of taxes. These
6,39l men demand reform in
the administration Of public
affairs,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01
Meeting & Ofthe Democrat
&c State Central Conn"
.vmidAne of Ohio.

The members OF tho Democratic state Com
,nittec, and the Democratic State Executive
Committee of Ohio will meet in Columbus on
Friday, November "a, 1871,
Atgo'cock p. NJ. Each member of the Com
fnittee ls expected to be prcsent--in person II
possible or by proxy-Aas business Of Importance
isto be transacted in relation to the campaign
of Is7s c. ". ALLEN, Chairman.