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WITH A THREE STORY BRiCK BUiLDIsG,
ON SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE, BETWEEN
OH AND 7TH STBErTS SOUTHEAST.
- b. virtue Of a deed of trust to the subscriber,
q dated February l2th, A. ID 1873, and duly re-
corded il Liber 7O5, folio 255, of tho land records
OF ashlhgton county, District Of Columbia, and
tne re quest Of the party secured thereby, will
EEL Of plblic auction, ia front OF the pr enses on
THURSDAY, May 18th, A ID 1874, at o O'Clock
p m Gil that piece or parcel OF Rrouad lying ami
being IN the City of Washington, c., described
the middle onethird of Origin al lot ten (l0D, ia
squSre eight hundred and six (S76D, the
D. iLg comprised within the following mstes and
Bounds pamely: Beginning for the same at 3 point
On south Carolina avenue, distant two hundred aud
hye td5) feet and one (lD inch from the north east
corner OF safd square; thence running bsck TO ths
rear line OF said ot ten (D, parallel the dividing
line OF lots ten (l0) and eleven ia said lsre,
distance Of one huOdrei aud fourteen (lll feet ana
nine go iDches thence west twenty (2o) fest eight
and one-sxth IS l6D inches; thence NORTH parallel
11D, TO said sveuHe, one hundred aud fourteen lIl
feet and nine (9) inches IN along said avenus
twenty 2eJ feet and four - inches to the place Of
beginning.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance in six and
twelve mcrtss, with interest az ten per cent. per
anBum from day OF sale, end secured by deed Of
trust. deposit of 100 will ne required accept
ance OF bid All conyes aIcing at purchasers cost.
If terms of sale not piled with within seven
day from date Of SALE the trustee the right
70 resell the pery st ths risk and cost OF the de-
faultiRg purchaser, after five days. sdvert 4eaent
Ia SEINE newspaper published in the city of Wash
inston. u. l.. SCHMIDT, Trustee.
sp29-dSds b. Ii. RYAN & 90 Aucts.
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DY LbTINER a OLE1RY-

y AuctfOnefr5 and H-aI Estate BTOEers.
Southeast corner PsnnsylN ania eyenEe aud llth 81
Star Once Building.
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"A NCHUk LINE.
n NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
. IAFORLTE ROUTE FOR TOURISTS
Passenger a Accommodations UnsHrpasSed
STE MEh EVEN YlLTERNATE DA Y
Jus dsy Steamers proceed rid. L0nd 1nderry,
Saturday Steamers dtTscf 10 (SIasooVS
FROM PIERS 20 AND II NORTH RIvsRN NY
BATES OF PAssAGE-PAYABLE IN UERHScY.
TO GLASGOW, LIVEh POOL, LONDOy-
DEhRf. QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST
Cabin S65 to s 80, according to Accommodation
Cabin return Tickets issued at reduced rates
intermediate $50. stserage $50.
DrGffS ISSUED for any amount al lOIpsSf rates
For Tickets or further iufOrTnati n appIy to-
MISS ANNIE K HUMPHREYS
~ 4SO 10Th street, near PennsYlyanfa ayeuIie.
OTtO CAMMACK CO., II23 + street N w,
aCS-m,v,f-sm "
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Orders called for and delivered free OF charge
Terms: Cash on delivery, unless by special agree
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10y LATIMEB & OLEARY,
ID AuctiOnesrs ana Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy aaia ave aud lltn street
Star Once BuiIdings
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DY THOMAS DUWLING, Auctioneer.
ID GAL Louisiana aye venue, two doors east Of 7th s.

IhOmas DOW LINZ. huctl0neer.
II 64l Louisiana avenue, two doors east OF 7th st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PBOPERTY AT AUCTION; TWO BRICK
nH ELLIEGs On l2TH STREET, BETWEEN
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated August 10 h,
~ 1870, and recorded in Liber 622 folio 49, &C.. of
1kthe land records of Washington oousty, Dis
trct of Columbia, AID by direction Of the holder of
the note secIrsd thereby will sell. at public
ton, on the premises, on TUESDAY, May 9Th,
1874, at O'Clock M, all those pieces or parcels Of
around, in the City of washington, District of Co
lumeis, known Was. as lots rs and q, in FslHonsr 3
square humber ia. Each lot improved By hand
some two:story brick dwelling house. Each house
will be sold parateiy.
Terms of sale on each house: 81 900, with ten per
cent interest, from August 18th, 1873, together with
the pro pOrtiona psases of this sale cash; bal
ance in and II months. secured by notes bearing
interest and deed Of trust on the property. Convey
ancing at purchasers cost. If the terms OF sale
not con piled with within DAYS after sa;s, tie trus
tees reserve the right to resell the property the
rick and cost OF the dstauting purchaser purcha-
sers. n. r. DUDGH Trnstas.
ar23-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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JAMESC DULIN, Trustee.
dec26-2aw6ds lATIMEb & CL EARY, Austs.

IyI z. II. RYAN 4 co,
ID General Brokers aid Real Estate kuctiopeers
522 Th street, OPP. y. Dept.
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LOCKWOOD, HUFTT TAYLOR,
ap19 623 PEyNsYLyANIAA yESUE.
STEAMER LINES.

WAsaINGTON, NORFOLK, Nkw YORK,
BUsrCE, AND PBOvIDENOE.
The hns iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips to
Norfolk, Sill leave her wharf. foot Of e. &1k-N
sl1 IN street. every MONDAY andEEx<-Sa
THURSDAY, at p. M. touching At the princi paI
rlyer landings, connecting at Norfolk with steam
snip Of the NJ. and NJ lime for Boston and Proyi.
q, neei wi the Old Dominion STEAMSHIPS q Jm-
psHy, for New York. Freight should ba Witnessed
Care Of Lady of The Lake, via Norfolk -
n. h. EITZaUGH, Agent, 9Th street wharf
az A. %. PLANT, General A eut,
apzO X "Om No 10. Plant Bniidiny
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

DY LATIMER OLEARF,
ID Bal Estate Brokers' and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and Ilth street,
Star Once Building.
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fSf LhIIMER q ULEARY
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Pennsy yanis avenue and llth ST.
Star 0fhce Buildings.
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CBANCLBY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESJAIk, si1IAIlp ON JEEFEKs0S
S.hAHi anD OnAsArshhE Anp onl
GINA ANkNuE AND fOT0MAO RIyER, IN
GGOBGErUwEs LIS THE DISTRICT os Co
ABLE wHAnF AND CANAL PROPERTY
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y z q
W AuctiOueers and Real Estate Brokers'
southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Elev-
entb street, Star Once Buildings.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-20

The team attached to Bar
nets hack, while standing in
front of the Hubert House,
waiting to be loaded, became
frightened at hing and
ran away at furious rate down
Main street, turning when the,
came TO the corner of Bounda-
ry Alley and upsetling shortly
after they had made the turn
making an almost total wreck.
The wheels aud horses, We be
Iieve, are about all that went
through without damage. Loss,
about $500.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby gved that petition vii
be presents to the Com mIssioDers ofVin
ton County, ohio, at their next regular ses'
sion TO be held on the first Monday Of septem.
Der A. l. ls7t, pra ring Tor the eSsaoilshm, nj
ola county road along the foliowiL LgAescI'ueu s u
route in said county, to wit: Beginning OF
point 10 the center OF the county road lead
ing Fast Jonathan Winiers' dwelling hpuse'
about thirteen rods west OF said house,
in Elk township, of VinGon county, chic,
thence Iunning a north .essterly direction,
the nearest and best rolte, througn the lands
Of saId Jonathan Winters and Mary Rich
mond TO a point at or near the northwest
corner Of E. ID. VOLTS garden. thence m an
easterly direction through the lands of ssid
r d Wolf and Gilman, Ward 4 TO-, south Of
the water Milf OF said Gilman, Ward Co.
and along the south line Of lanus owned by
Henrietta W llson and lntersecting the Jackson
aud Macarthur road at point about i3b FEE
south OF the south line Of the corporate limit,
ofthe Town Of McArthur,, IN said 5lk town
ship, OF Vihtons county, Ohio, and there Il
ead. WILLIAM +. FELTON,,
an fl--ciIi Pnn cIpal Petitioper.
July 9oth, 1874.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-20

SIMOSDs $, Photographer. Chillicuthe
gives careful attention to making cop
les Of other pictures Pictures may be
made as large as life from the tiniesr
l''cket picture, and made In every way
satisfactory by careful and judicious
cOlOring. Photographs from nature or
from other pictures colcred in the best
styles in oil, water colOrs, .-~you, pas
tel or ink, at rates to suit all circum.
stances. -Aa
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On Saturday, evening last
there was a very in eres ing
debate on the ques ION be
tween Hon. III. q. Jon IS and
R"bert Sage, Esq.-NcArthur
Enquirer.
w publish the above as a
specimen OF the reliability of
the Enquirer. No such debate e
came off. This, however, is
about as near to the truth as
the average of the Enquirer's
it, ms.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-20
The Favorite Fine-Cut

HHE ''Chewers' Choice, is now taking the
Il lead Of all other brands. Bright in color,
Pheasant IN taste, tough and iasung in ehes,
this tobacco Possesses every Qurtity TO snii
cheWers. and sells by the 10 pound bucket
ally Toe cheaper per pound, than any other
rand Of the same grade and terhSps tess
,uallty. loo buckets ofthls celebrated brand
ave been sold in ChIllicothe alone within
le last iWo months, aud Irais still inereas.
g. s"Try u" SCH EFF Err 4 KRAMER
hIilIeOihe, Ohio, are the Manufacturers
cents and sell al lOWest Factory Prices.
z3maY lS7A
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- J.
THE BOARD Of School Examiners
for ViutOn County will meet at the
Union School House, in Macarthur. on
theIst and 3rd Saturdays Of March.
April, May, September, October and
November and the let Saturday in
January, February, Juns, July, Au.
gust and December, in each year. EE
aminatiOns to commence at ten o clock,
A. n. Satisfactory evidence Of good
moral character viii be required in all
cases. A fee Of SO cents is required
BY lhw from each applicant
IN. r BARAES Chm Board Of
J. s. HUM, School Ex-
2 L. 0.REkrUE. Crk, aminers.
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iFARTHR ENCAMPMENT
NO. lis, |. 0. 0. +.

.s..,n.... ID OCULAR Meetings ofthis En
iS>4&E HGea@pmeRt will hereafter be
4<&fStE hrld Oa the second and last
sANC MOndny evenings Of each
nSnfh. Patnarchs OF other encampmeDis
Sh0 aIaT be visiting 0uI nWn are invited ~
attend PARIS HoRr0H, G. p.
JOSH 7. RAPER, 8.
Macarthur. Reb'y II, Is7e.
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Zaleski Items.

AuO ioioFAh6 ACbtOh Woo 70
ceived last week TOO late fol
publication: !.
There are. now about one
hundred aud iorty men at work
in the machine shops on six
hours time. The report is that
they will be put on eight hours
time next Monday.
The Zileski Company has
about sixty hands employed in
the mines at this place and
COalmOnt. They mine about
six thousand bushels of coal
per day on an average.
A Presbyterian church has
been organized in our town.
They worship in a hall fitted
up in the rear OF Mr.. Robison's
store. Rev. J. A. Puiz is their
pastor. rs
The Methodisis recently
omitted teTvicesin their church
a few Sabbsihs for lear the
building would fall down, but
have commenced wOrshlping
there again. Many have con.
sidered the building unsafe for
a long time. Three years ago
one end OF it blew out. 1t was
repaired and has been used
ever since. About q month
ago while the janitor was ring,
ing the bell, large piece o
plasI ering Tell and broke a hole
through the floor. MANY con
sidered this an additional rea.
son for considering the build
ing unsafe. and q committee
was appointed 10 look into the
matter. They found that each.
of the two side walls had
sprung outward about three
inches and they had no hesl
tancys in pronouncing the
building dangerous. Nutwith-
standing this fact services have
been resumed as already stated.
Some persons who seem to
know say that the building is
entirely safe and we hope they
are right. Before that sad dis
asler occurred in Syracuse the
were also dlyidei IN
their opinions as t. the safety
OF their building aud the truth
was not reached until The
church fell and killed several
persons. The writer believe
in being on the safe side, and
does not like, to risk his neck
in The house.
On Saturday, evening the
Board OF E'lucation employed
their teachers for the coming
year. 80
1t is a very unpleasant fact
that we have a great deal of
ague in our midst. This could
not be otherwise, for the i'm
pure water IN the pond at the
depot alone is sumcient to
make a large city shake p
Since our village is not incor
porated, it is useless for any
one 10 attempt to rid The town
of this nuisance. We honest
lv believe, however, that the
doctor bills which have been
orcasIoned by this body of i'm
pure water during The past t So
wears would be sufficient to
remove The evil. We hope to
see our village incorporated
so that measures may be Ia
ken to improve the sanitary
condition of our town when
ever there is an occasion for it
Our town will then become
more attractive and 1t will b.
a benefit to our citizens in a
pecuniary point Of view.
.-L.. l., unpIpr
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TIE following named persons
received certificates at the ex-
animation held July 4'h, 1874 :
For Is Months.-Matiie Nc
Mahiniee and Lide Boutwell,,
For IL Months Annie
Hickey, Emma Mace, Mary
Hudson, Ditha Hudson and
Thomas Kelley.
-a For6 Aonths.4Jehiel Vance
and Maggie Cooper. ,s
At the examination held
August 1, 1874: -
For IS Aonths.-Julia Curry
and Lillian Howard.
: For 10 Months. Elias Lg-
getI, George Colville, VIM.
Wescoat, Rebecca Trimmer
and Minnie Boutwell,.
For 6 Aonths.-Mary r
Denny, Huldah Carr, Susan
Lewis, Cora Wells, Esther
Wells, Hattie Carr, Nellie
Hughes, Alice Vowel, J O
MrGllIivray, OAllle MarlindllI,
Dana Cozad, Anna Galbreath
and Sallie Pitcher.
L. o. PERDUE, Clerk.
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FOR SALE.

The VIErOS RECORD newspaper and
job Office is for sale at bargain to a
cash buyer. Also the residence of the
editor, on the corner of South anO LO-
Gust streets. Apply to or address
JOHN T. RAPER, Macarthur, o.
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AGENTS wANTEDl
To sell, dirset 10 cOasx.ss.TH GRouSDsuKLL; or
= 7HEAUlH0RifAfIVE History
{ t&t istiS UF 1HE = ) .iHifi
FARMERS MOVEMENT

By J. Peran, euitor Western Rural. hicsgo.
Complete and reliable Hris<. ~ 20 Ja.sary.
1874 8 urisinal portraits; lV, other engrs-
wings. sFrhis great work Is loE in price a.d
nslisg n dAossasis. -ror terms, terrlory, etS-,
address n. dANNAR'Rb CO., Publishers,
III W. ith "a, CIneinnati.
AUfI0N.-lnfeIi0g works, nsTs ooaPiiaiioaa.
are helng pushed. IN sos he IMPOSED on.
Mr. Perrzm's vork is iuli, ertksristirs. and
sndoFssd by the gress iesaers. ksss &s~ .
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Howard sanitary AId AssOcla-

HUHuAU oHHItthHI HAAI ]AooOCId-
FilN4tsf d ~ glOn.
For the Relief and Cure Of the Ernng and On
a. Goriun-ieOn Principles Of Christian
Philanthropy.
'xssays on the Errors Of Youth, and the fol-
hes Of Age, in relation TO Marriage and Social
''ESilA uith sAaitaiy aid for the Afiicled
vent free. in sealed envelopes. Address,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Box P. PL;'NosI
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DE-. David f. Baird's
Is kstate.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscrib-
IN er has been appointed and qua ah6ed as sd
minIstra,nx on the estate OF David +. BAIRD,
late Of VIntoa county, deceased. and thst all
psrsons Indicated TO said estate are requested
TO call at once and settle their accounts,
60 JULIA L. BAIRD.
Dated Inlv ssh. 1874. ~
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Guardians Settlement.

Probate Court. VintOn County Ohio.
NOTICE is hereby given that william F..
kNFeltOn, as guardIan Of Charles 3t,0nR,
MINOR child Of Jared Strong, deceased. has
hled herein his account with said minor lor q.
nal settlement and that the same is set for
hearing on the 5th day Of September, next,
"a. ID. 1871 at 0 O'Clock, A. NJ. a
II B. MAYO, Probate Judge.
August II, 1874. . G II
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VIZ will send the Reeurd and the
Cincinnati liazstte 10 Subscribers one
year ior $AS. - 10 si'-s
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

-
Anthony Thompson andJane Lewis.
William Reed and Sarah Rutter.
Gabriel Burns and Melissa Loving.
Levi Tatman and Nancy Eichor.
George McGhee and Virginia Webb.
John McQuade and Mary Rifle.
Jasper F. Harden and Mary j. Grit.
fin. 4CTiN pTTN1ITQ
John Grubb and Isabel Ann Allen.
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REPUBLICAN CONGRES.
SIOdAL CONVENTION.

SIOGAL CONVENTION.
The Republican voters OF the
several counties composing the
Eleventh Congressional Dis
trlct are requested to send del
egaIes to the nominating con.
vention to be held at the Court
House, in Portsmouth, on
Wednesday, August 90,
at ii O'Clock A. M
The ratio OF representation
will be- one delegate for each
Two hundred votes cast for Gov
ernOr Noyes at the last Octo
Der elecuOn, and one delegate
Tor each fraction OF one hun
dred votes or over.
This ratio will give the sew
eral counties the following del
egaiion, TO wit:
GaIlia, IL; Hooking, 4; Jack
son, 10; Lawrence, IA; Scioto,
II; 'Vlnton, 6. Total, 81
BY order OF the Congression
al Committee.
JAS. Harper, Gallia Co.; VIM.
Betls,. Lawrence Co; j. W.
BannOn, Scioio Co; F. F. Rem
pei, Hooking Co.; A. B Mona
han, Jackson Co.; II. q. Jones,
VintOn 20.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-20

at the hour ofl o'clock, P. M. OF SAID day, the
following described lands situate in the coun
tY OF vin,on and State OF UtIo The west halt
Of the southeast quarter and the east half Of
the southwest quarter OF section twenty-sev.
en-, III tow nshlp ten, Ilol range nnette en-. Il9l
containing 100 acres more or less, and The
west half OF the northeast quarter aud the
e,st half Of the north.wes' quarter Of section
thirty fur, ia town-hlp ten, (l"l range hine.
teen, i9l containing l6O acres, mole or less;
containing in all go acres, more or less.
appraised at six huun"red and forty dol
lars, lS64OI and must bring two-thTds oithst
, um.
TERMS OF SALE. n in hand, balance IN
onr and two years secured BY n ortgage on
the premises sold. -,
GEORGE KALER,
ShPr'tf tintOu County.
Z. A. BRArroN ct al, Attorneys for Plaintiffs
August l3. A. u. Ie74. 6w
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TEERE will be ameeiing of the
Republican voters Of VintOn
County, at the Court House, in
MACARTHUR, ON SATURDAY, AU-
GUST %, at 4 o'clock, Z N. to
appoint six delegates to the
Congressional Conversion.
Delegates to the Stale Con-
vention to be held at COlum-
bus, September 2d, will also be
chO sem Vinton county is en-
titled to- 3 dele gates
By order OF Rep Cen. Com.
JOHN I RAPER, Sec'y.
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BIRTHS.
stOgies.

In Macarthur, on the sth inst, to
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Murray, son.
Weight 10 pounds. LlG'
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rr :, ONEMlLLI0N ACRES i q
OF
Splendid Michigan Lands
's-i FOR SALE.


The Grand Rapids aad Indana Roiiroad has been
finished SOO miles long, and lis entire land
grant earnedi -.-.--+.
In Farming Lands TO Actual Settlers, for
Individuals or Colonies,
SPECIAL BARGAINS for 1874.
100 900 aeree have been sold already. TIE
lands are well tmberet,s making the beat
kind Of farms Strong soils OF great produc-
ing poser, Easily reached By rall OF water.
Gost Markefs. Railroad Rms Though the
araat mrhigafis one OF the least hadeoied and
- ost PROSPEROUS states in the West its
sckools are unequafed Its nnaneial starding
No 4. No difficulty in transportation. Peace
and prosperity are in its borders. Landsfrom
"a To g per scre Time silfisientI interest
per cent. WIN. A. HOWARDs >
Land Commissioner jfsnd kapias, mich.i
P. r, PIERCE, Scc'y and Department. sel
A DvERFTsERs send Is cts. to- Gso.l Z.
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Nor a glet c.ab-tne police
mans. sea @. ssas
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A DvERTTsERs send IS cts. to- Gso.l Z.
n kowELs 4 Co., ~ Park Row, N. Y, for
their Biohls- -psss Paaphia. sho&ing 6qst OF sd-
Vertiang .spaarfSt nj evf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice to Teachers.

.ies rs.nsalaI ; attention gwen to the treatment
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Sheriff. s Sale in Parti-
ton. 1cmA cHI
State of Ohio, V'iIIfO1G County
W.N. Hartley and vi fe, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Iohlla G Ross. ct al Deiendanta.

In Vinton County COurtCf Common
Pleas First Order Of Sale In Par.
htiOR. 1rt.-. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-10

DIR. BULLOCK AND 1HE ALEXANDRIA SECOND
PeEsByrERIAS CHURCH.-Rev. DR.. Bullock,
formerly of Baltimore, announced his oe-
termination of rcsigniog the pastorate OF the
Second Presbyterian church in Alexandra
at the meeting of the Presbytery OF the
Chesa peake, which met in that city yester-
day. The Gazette says: -."
The differences which exist between the
pas,or and a portion Of the congregation, and
which led to this determination, were occa-
stoned by complaints made BY the latter of
the long sermons preached by tue reverend
doctor, irrespective Of the suggestions that
were made to him concerning the aGyisa-
bility of shortening them; or difficulty be
had with member of his congregation; Of
his sending his step-children to st. Johns
Academy, the principal of which, MIR. Richard
l.. Carne, is Catholic, after having advised
lis congregation against sending their chill
lren to Catholic schools, and Of his having
lad personal difficulty with Biz. j. II. Par
oft, one of the elders of his church. DR..
Bullock announced his determination OF re-
signing last October. His friends, and he
las many among his congregation, say that
It the meeting Of the PresbStery he will
make u iul statement Of all the causes with
rave sctusted him in resieniug.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-10

A nIsT.-.A. ss. Lonls. aRsRsss saag 49,
drvnps of Trgrtatu btu pending III tne M.s-
souri Legislatures bill ftksone ladtpa "a
the virginia Legislature .l!et 1t shonld s''o
.nroyide tina, 10 married ns1s haii beaIloWed
TO TO go into partnership wtthsanothes person
without the conscntW spartnsrda ous':
ncss this last being The character which LUG
wife will assume undcr The operation Of tue
new law, It law The bill should ever oe'o y. :.
The law Of tue persistence q force =, = g :
universal one. 1t applies II, inc inV' .,
we'll as in the physical world. The OH. 20
nrotec, the rights OF women Will 90 enuse's
dtfsrcnt In IFS effects from what it's patrons
ao.;rn 4 TO be, 1t will encourage hetresses
- marry rood-lookipg tortune-hunters. They
wiIl feel safe in so doing. And generous
snendthri!ls will feel no hesitancy 10 press
inc their claims upon the said heiresses--
because they will feel that the money is pro-
tccted-they can't be accused OF seeking 1t.
And after marriage, how the money VIII
eo-and with the consent of both the part
ners in businessl .a