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The New York herald., 1874-08-24
PROPOSALS
NOTICE TO IRON CONTRACTORS
Proposals for the Complete Roof the Wrought Iron
Beams, &c. /; Cast Iron Columns Lintels &c;
Vault Lights and skyiights.

10 BROADwAY August H 1874.
Proposals win received by tho undersigned un I'll II
OF Wednesday the 18th Of August for furnishing. de-
livering and setting in place the entire Roof Work
wrought iron training ealvanzcd or cast iron
CORNERS corniccs, deck odings &C. and copper FASH
ng) the wrought iron beams with the necessary an.
chors, ne roas &c the cast IRON columns, ntels, DC
the vault lights and the kyii-s the building now in
course OF erection in Celar and Pine streets between
Broadway Nassau street.
Zach proposal must be sealed addressed the under
signed and Indorsed, Proposal tor Iron Work." with
the name Of the proposer The proposal must be
panied by the guarantee Of responsible surety
amount Of S1Gs tor the execution OF contract nni
the faithful performance of tbs work under it. il
awarded to the proposcr.
Bank forms OF proposals. contracts specifications and
schedules the work be obteiued Of the under
signed on and after "Wednesday the 18th inst at his
otcc also the plans Of the work may be seem ana
furtlcr information obtained.
1e undersigned reserves the right 70 reject any all
proposals. THEODORE WESTON,
experimenting Engineer. IO Broadway, new York. i
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GALE AND REMOVAL OF PENIrENTrARY OI
= VIRGINIA

The undersrned, appointed com missioners tor the
purpose by act OF the General Assembly approved
Apr 3D. lsa win receive scaled proposals. he orened
al Il O'Clock W. Thursday the lst day OF October,
1874 for the purchase and removal OF the Penitenary
Virginia.
The following the provisions OF the act 10 which
the proposals must conform -
~ These commissioners shall advertise for proposals
for the purchase Of the land and buildings and the
moyal OF the buildings and the inmates to point
less than Ave miles tromthc corporate limits the
city ot kichmond said proposals to stipuate Tor the
suitable buildings for me proper accommodation and
empoyment OF the prisoners the erection OF the ma.
chlnery aud all the means and appliances that are
necessary TO secure n the facilities tor the
Of the feucntary " the same extent they present
exist the State penitennary, and provided urther
that proposal shall be accepted which involves the
state In expense aud above the Of
sale OF the land and buildings now used Tor and CON
peced with the Penitcnuary.
81 proposals Ter the removal must bc endorsed on
tentiary." and should be accompane with include
Of the grounds ond plans dra wings aud spcela-
cations for the buildings 10 be furnished In place
present occupied and proposiho on shali be ac-
ceped unless approved OF by the commissioners and
ratified by the Legislature al lis next session.
Proposals should lie addressed 20 the at
Richmond. JAMES L. kEMPER.
r. n. WIrHERS,
MARSHALL HAxGER.
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MARBLE AIANTELS.

= -
A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF MARBLE
~ ana Marbeized Mantels, all kinds OF Floor Thing
Monuments fesdstones SLABS tor plumbers and cabinet
makcrs now orcrcd at .. kLABEK CO. y steam Mar
bic Work., Nos AZ 10 225 West FIty first street. near
Broadway. - -
KLABER, i3t EAST EIGHTEENTH STREET
IA. near THIRD avenue is selling and ,nannac cturin6
al kinds OF marbic and marblezed Manfcs and other
Marble WORK at greatly reduced prices Marble turning
7 GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
"A An extensive stock OF Slate and Marble Manteis
wash Trays and SLATE WORK OF every DESCRIPTION
,,,- -. -. rENHHfS SLATE COMPANY,
CTEwARTs SLATE MAyTELs YAppI.p AYp
- Wood Mantcls rich and elegant designs at the low
est priees ~ ana z west Twenty thrd street. between
seventh and Eighth avenues
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ID family preferred house. oc alton and table must be
hrs class Address, stating terms, H., box l,lls Post
office.
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MO. 90 CLINTON sTREET-A FURNISHED ROOM
~ and Bedroom to let on first noor suitable for two
gan
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TALBOT
has won . world wide reputation. -
10 tAf0, ANDIE LEAvIT ED. GOOOIN.
ifIERNEY AID CROkIN
BILLY GRAY, EUGENE BLITZ AND J. W. MfEhs
hcal TIE front In humorous speciality song dance
and character parts
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CLsyTffING.

ATB. MINTz's, 245 THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN
"A Twentieth and Twenty first streets. ladies' and
emen receive the utmost value IN cash Tor Uaston
ulolhgg, Carpets. Jc welry and laccs note by post
pnnclually attended 10 by Mr. or Mrs Nntk Brooklyn
orders attended TO.
n ". MARKS WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT,
n 0l Sixth avenue, opposite Eighth street. ladies' and
gentlemen can receive the utmost value IN cnsn Tor their
tas-on Ciothng Carpets, Jewelry, Lsces &c. Please
call at or address the number above Ladies waited
on by Mrs Marks Please try ana satisfy yourselves
orders TO Brooklyn promptly attended to
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ITO LET OR FOR yALE-A THREE STORY BRICK
House SIG West Fifty-frst street, near Eighth ave-
nue. all improvements good, althy plea l0ca
ton. The same under repairs and will be complete
order in a few days inquire on the premises OF the
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THk oLio SPECIALISTS

have no peers on e,thsr side the Atlantic.
SAN hickey AND MASTER BARNEY
arg the monarchs par exceilance. OF the ned OF
Eccentric Character. Farce and COMEDY.
J. W. hcANDRkws
Is Champion OF the World
In Ethiopian Eccentricity. ]
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AMUsBATESrS. A
GA BROADWAY.
rHE CORPS pRAMATIQUE.

for the reSdtou Of refined domestic Plays 20 pulsr
prisina in part such artistic Celebrities as
VIZ. FLkMIAS AAD Mss ADA R!CHM4i9}HHp.
JOhNNY ALLEN AND Mss ALICE HARRISON,
s. WORDSWORTH AND MISS SARA Montague,
JAS vIACENI AND MISS ADDIE FARWE
CHAs. FARWELL AND MIS-, EMMA MILES.
The New York herald., 1874-08-24
BILLIARDS.

II STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES AND
AL. the rhenn Cocndcr Combination Cushions
ior sale only by the patence, H. w. C0LLENDak,
ccssor to Phean Coiender. 733 Broadway New York.
INoR sALE-Two 6xlO BILLIARD TABLES, CITY
u MAKE, including Cue, Rack Gas Fixtures. two City
Ball Markers, tfrty-six Cnes. Bridges Maocs good
orders price s225 Apply to COLE q MURPHY, Auc.
tionccr. 79 Fulton street, Brooklyn
(NEORGE X PHELAN, SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
VI Phclan's celebrated Billiard Tables Office and
warcroom No. Barclay street, New York. Post ONCE
box Liza
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ITO RENT-FOUR STORY HIGH sTOOP HOUSE ON
i Twenty eighth street near Eighth ayenue newly
painted large house boardcrs; rent ST. 6; others
good locations; rent to suit the unes TIMPSUN 4
PEET. ,4SS Broadway, near Forty-ourth street.
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At 50 AMrTY STREET. NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
"A Elegantly furnished front Par'or; also back Par.
l0r with Extension hot and cold water, BATH gas; also
attic Rooms. Rent reduced one-half
The New York herald., 1874-08-24

LIURNlsHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN, DIFFER
ent parts of city, per month bath. gas: hall BED
rsoms second foor: Inquire Real Estate office, No IL
Abingdon square Eighth aycnue) between BeecKer and
Txye
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ROOMS AND NDAPARTnIENTS
TO LET.

A BEAUTIFUL CHANCE FOR LIGHT HUUsEKEEP.
a ing-furnished sitting Room, two Bedrooms ani
Kitchen; twenty dollars month splendid air. In.
quire OF WIN. CRAWFORD, corner Madison avenue ana
Eghty-sfxth street.
The New York herald., 1874-08-24

METROPOLITAN THEATRE. ss5 BROADWAY
M NINE vfOLETrE PICAUT's
PARlSIAS CANCAN OR CnAHCT DANCEk5.
LOLO the daring female Gymuast, L0LO,
assisted by the celsbraied De GLORIAN BROTHERS..
profesyor l. DAVIS AMI his School Of Educated Dogs
Miss ALLACIO JORDAN. impersonafor OF young men.
ONE HUNDRED STAR PERFORMERS.
dATINEE WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at O'Clock.
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ITO RENT-A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HIGH
i stoop House, on Murray Hill. between Fifth and
Sixth avenues with Parior Carpets Chandeliers Cor
nices and Shades House newly painted and in perfect
order. Will be rented low 10 Arst party. Address
OWNER. Herald Office. =
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-02-05
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
by Order of the Probate
Court, VintOn County, o.
On Saturday Feb. IS,

Al 1,o'clock in the afternoon, at the nrthe
Court House IN thetown of Macarthur. will be
sold to the highest blfder. Tie folfOwin ing
real estate as the property Oi Abram l.. Hun
ter, deceased, to wit: one nnuIvded tenth
part of the south-east quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section iw%enty-eiGht. (2S) the
north half Of the Moth west quarter of -e.tiur
thirty three, (33l and the northeast quarter
of The north east quarter dissection th 'rtv-twu;
(32) except nine acres out Of tn, 9Outh west
corner Of said last 'lcscrIb Il tract all If said
lands lying and being IN township eleven, an
OF range seventeen tl7) containing one hun.
dred and siXty-twO (lG2) acres, more or ln.s-
the said one hundred and sIxtv-twO ncres hay.
ing descended to sad d~ecedent, Abmm l.
Hunter and his co>heirs from their hthe~.
John Hunter, deceased, ant being SIT bjeat to
the dover Of the said Sarah Hunter. widow of
the SAID John Hunter, and one of the defend
ants herein. Appraised ut three hundred and
sixty seven dollars and thirty-hye cents.
1857 .3j)
TERMS OFSALE,-Cash IN hand. o.,
REBECCA }. HUNTER,
administrators Of Abram L.. Hunter, de-
ceased.
II. c. JONES, Attorney, 25desIw
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From the Ohio STATE journal


From the Ohio State Journal d
VEIN woman of wealth, cul.
ture and the most delicate sen.
sibilltles turn out by scores
to go and personally implore
the keepers of drinking places
to cease their traffic, when they
are willing to hold religious
meetings at such places, and
that for hour after hour in the
raw open air If necessary, and
when they are willing and de.
termlned to repeat this day at
ter day until success crowns
their efforts, it means that
something has broke loose,
and that there is to be a shak
ing among the bulwarks oil
things that will not be silenced
by a sheer or an epithet.
The human being probably
does not exist so hardened as
to be utterly Indifferent to her
good opinion, or unmoved by
her gentle, earnest, persistent
entreaty. Men who DEFY law
and contemn what is known as
public opinion are yet quickly
sensitive to what the pure
mined wives, mothers and
daughters Of community think
of them. To be totally uncon-
cerned as to that is scarcely
within the compass OF human
nature, and this, probably, is the
key to the remarkable success
that crowns the woman's tenn
perance movement
And now, il personal inter
cession and influence may do
so much 10 overcome hardened
men, may it not be equally pc
tent to save abandoned wo-
men9 If it can so successfully
wreslle with intemperance,
may it not have like power to
overcome and Danish from So
ciety a vice even more lnsid-
ious and soul.
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Letter from Observation-Disclosures
Revival.
ZALEsKI, Jan. 25.

ZALEsKI, Jan. 25.
To the Lditor Of the vinton Record;
Nothing special has trans
pired in or near our town for
some Weeks except a %protract-
ed or series of meetings that
were commenced with our
quarterly meeting Jan. 8, con-
Quoted by Rev. E. Nichols, our
pastor, kept up tor three sue
cessive weeks, the fore part of
which the weather was. inclem
ent, yet a fair turnout was kept
up. The second week became
pleasant above and under foot,
fhe meeting grew in interest,
the church in earnest, Satan's
kingdom began to tumble, ar d
sinners quake beneath their
load of guilt until they were
compelled to yield because
they could hold out no longer.
Most gloriouSly did the good
work 60 on, mostly among the
young people, members of our
Sabbath School, little boys and
girls, young men and women
until forty names ere added
to the church. Onr Sabbath
School has received new ener.
gy and zeal from the same
source, and numbers near two
hundred. Both Church and
Sabbath School are in a pros
porous condition.
We owe much to the untir.
Ing efforts of our pastor, who
has labored necessarily by day
and night among nc, preaching,
praying, and singing, almost
wearing himself out. Such was
his interest IN our behalf and
tho salvation of souls no rest
he sought or ielt till the work
was done. Surely the Lord is
abundantly helping his labors.
May he continue in the good
work till the Lord says sit IS
enough; come up higher" His
labors we're equally blest at
Pleasant Valley, two and half
miles east of US. To God be
all the glory. G.
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Madison Township Farmers
Club. 4r
ZALEsKI, Jan. 30th, 1874.

ZALEsKI, Jan. 30th, 1874.
To the Editor Of the ViniOn Record:
Our little Farmers Club,
numbering thirty members,
held It's second annual election
on the 18th inst, resulting in
the election oil the following
officers: President, Jos. Long.
don; Vice President, L. M.
Jones; Sec'y, e. Z. Atkinson.
The other officers are the same
as last year. The society was
never on as good footing as
now. We have made n great
many a Improvements which
would not have been done 9TH
erwise.a -,-'r sa.tys ..1H
don't think our wheat ever
looked hetter;we took good care
to get At IN in good time, and
We hare great faith in our re
ward. The bad ROADSIDE not
interfere much as we are clear
ing, grubbing, fencing, making
rails, and getting ready for a
good crop thes coming season,
that Is, we are going toi2phay
our part and We are confident
of our success. We have good
new land and we'll watered,
and good Tor grazing. Our
stock all looks we'll at present.
We are under many obliga
tions to Hon. Il. s. Buudy for
past faVors, and hope he will
not forget us for time to come.
The department of Agricui
ture at Washington, D. @. has
furnished US with a great
amount of seeds, with which
we have had good success. For
these favOrs we are under
many obligations to Frederick
Watts, Commissioner. A.
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accepted, and the ladies propose
to see what they can do about IL.
We believe it will be the judy
ment of our citizens to accept the
proposition, and make good any
loss over and above that which
the saloon keepers agree to take
upon themselves. If this matter
IS TO be adjusted amicably and
fairly, and In the spirit In which
the ladies have conducted the
movement from the first, the pub
lie will now step forward and
share the loss with the saloon
keepers; for We must acknowl-
edge that we have all encouraged
THESE men TO invest their money
in this Dusiness-negatively at
least-by permitting it to be car
ried on peaceably when 1t could
have been so summarily stopped
by law. An effort will be made
to dispose of the stock to whole>
sale druggists at such discount as
can be effected, citizens will be
called upon to make up the bal
ance, and We believe from the free
expression of opinion we have
heard on the subject that there is
no man in this community who
has taken so little interest in this
movement that he will not con.
tribute something to see it so hap
PLY cOnsummated.
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AN ORDINANCE
To define and punish certain
Offenses.

&c. Be il ordained by the Council ofthe
Incorporated Village Of Macarthur, that 1t
shall br unlawful for any person or persons
wi,hin the limits Of sad village 60 use or p, nc.
tive any game, device, or deceit, or assist In
the same, for the purpose Of fmudulently OBJ
tanning any money. property, or other thing
OF value from any other person or to engage IN,
or keep 3 room or house, for the purpose OF
any Kind Of gambling whatsoever; and any
person who shall IN any way violate or at
i'mptt To violate any or eItherNf the pro visions
Of this section shsllupOn convection before
the MaYor, be hneC in any sum not less than
hvS nor more than fifty dOllsrs, or shall be I'M
prsOned any time not exceeding thirty days,
or both, ~ the discretion OF the Mayor.
SEC. 2. Any person found IN SAID village, be.
log 4 Vagrant, common prostitute, common
street beggAr, known or re puted burglar, thief,
plckpocket ball game player,Or comInon swim
dler, prdetlcing any game, trick or device tor
dishonest anil fraudulent GAM or who being
. suspicious character can give no reasons
bic account Of hlmselfo or herself; or who shall
habl tually disturb tho peace; or hAyingiA fam
lily shall abuse the same; shall be deemed
guilty Of an oRense, and on CONVICTION thereof
shall bS fined in any sum not exceeding fiji
dollars, or be IN imprisoned not exceeeing thir.
~ days at the discretion ofthe Mayor
SECS ). This ordinance to take effect and be
IN forcs from and alter its passage and due
publication thereof. -
HENRY PAYNE, Mayor.
Attest; -
MORRIs EVANS, Clerk. G
McArlhur, Ohio February 2, 1871.
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TIE lronton Register says
that a divorce suit has been
brought in their courts, in
which excessive tickling is
named as one of the acts oil
cruelty, on which the applica-
ton tor divorce is founded.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
AN OR
To fix the Salary OF the Village
Marshal.

SEC. 1. Be Il ordained BY the Council of
the Incorporated Village of Macarthur that
the Village Marshal, IS such, and 40 chief Of
police e1 oficio, shall receive a salary at the
rate OF two hundred and forty dollars per an.
mum, payable monthly out Of the Village
Treasury Provided, however, shat all items
OF fees and costs taxable TO him for which the
village may become liable shall be Lold and
treated as merged and satisfied in the salary
provided ~ Aforesaid.
SEQ. 2. Suit may be brought in the name
OF said Incorporated Village upon the bond OF
said village marshal for any failure on his part
to perform all ana severally the duties that
may be lawfully imposed on him as the in-
cumbent OF Of said once.
SEC. .. This Ordinance shall take eject
from ana after due publication and all ordi.
nances. or parts Of ordinances inconsistent
Herewith are hereby repealed.
HENRY PAYNE, Mayor.
Attest -
MosBis EvASs, Clerk.
February Q, 1874.
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-02-05

A MAN in Iowa by the name
of Silas Chew was married the
other day to q girl named
Anna Good. The most obtnse
person would call to mind the
scriptural injunction: IS. Chew
that which is evil, cleavlng on
" TO that which is Good"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-02-05
KATHARINE EARLE,

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A series Of striking aud unique poems with
illustrations, GOLD T~IMEMUSICo
by Benz. +, Taylor, known Tor his brilliant
cont nDutiOns to the Western Press Will sing
to us again The music Of the SPINNING Wheel,
The Flail, The stage Coach, The MIL, etc.
Portraits and biogral heal sketches Of
American authors; papers on DAIRY Farming
decoration and iurnltnIe, besides more til
fifty other illustrated articles IRE now in pre-
parAllun.