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SATURDAY, 31,1800
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OF outaniaLiiimoiarry
NOTICE TO itDir.FATlliktio
Natles Is hereby sten that hereafter all einlr•
arem advartlasnislits tiorfied at this omen least ba
paid for when handed tnotscept In the case et
yearly advertisers, wbose bills will be rendered
oarterty, as untal. 44vertlaara wtll please make a
note of Ilia. 11, the role . 0( pub haystiirto Irr ad
vantaamenta of the character stated. 11.1110 e Index
try enforeesl
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The price or oar paper la THRICE HINTS at the
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14.°III TITUPIR OFHIGIIItt BY ST ATE&
It is - now elttinietl by the hupmrlers of
what is known as the Presldene7 Policy
that States did y tant- forfeit any of theirrights
by arming their citizens against the gene
ral government, and that, having disarmed
they are entitled to resume their old rela
tions t 0 the Union: whenever they think
proper. The President-holds this opinion
now; but he did not a few months ago.
Look at the proof:
Ills .FS . crilency James ./:
_ J ohnson Prortrionot Got
ernor of Georgia, MdhOlalwwe •
Your several tannin have. heel" received.
The President or she Vet 11,
ted &dace wannot re
cognise the people of any State as haying re ,
gamed the relations of loyalty to the Luton
that admits asiegal,tibligstions contracted, or
debts created In their name, to promote the
war or the rebellion.
WILLUAII B. Sswiito.
WARRINGTON, October 28, 1566.
The President considers- the acceptance of
the amendment br doetg - Caton es• Indio.
reusable to a restoration of her relations with
the other !gates of the Union.
Seven%
=ernes owners,
Vi r &Satan:Meth G. C.. Nov. 27, 1866.
P. P. Hoiden, Provisional Governor, Italrigh:
North Ctirelfna,} t
Accept my tbantl for the noble and efficient
manner tn-whleb you - bare dlseharged your
duty as Provisional Uoyernor. You will to
sustained by toe govetnMenti
The reenits of the recent elections In North
Carollnatha greatly damaged the 'Moaned" ,
of the State to the restoration of Its govern
mental rel ations. Should the action and the
spirit of the Lellisdatrire Abe leShe same -Meet ,
two It will - gteatlyincrease the talsehlef al
ready done and might be fatal.
It Is hoped the action sob spirit .manifested
by the Legislature will be so directed as teth
er t repair than to Increase the difficulUea
under whit% the State , has already 'AO/wed
AlananW JOHlreow,
President. of the United. States.
'Executive Oveles. I
Waeltircro D. C. August IN WS.
tioternor W . L. Sharkey, Jackson, Stunsloppi:
- I am gratified to see that you have °remit
ted your convention without difficulty. I hope
thlt without delay your convention will
amend your State Constitution, abolishing
slavery and denying to all future legislatures
the power to legislate that there is properti
fo
man; also that they will adopt the amend,
went to the Comottutton of the United States
aboltshlng,slavery. If you could extend the
elective franebbie to all persona of color who
can read the Constitution of the United States
ISEngllsh and.write their names, and to all
persons of color who own real estate valued
at not lesethat twOnundred and fifty dollars.
and pay taxes thereon', you would completely
disarm the edvereary-and set en example the
other States -will follow. This you can do with
perfect safety; and you thus place the Southern
his' es in reference to free persons of color,
upon the same basis with the free States. 1
hopeand trustionr,convention. will do this.
and, ass consequence, ' tire raftels, who are
wild upon negro franchise, will be completely
foiled to their attempt to keep the Southern
States from renewing their relations to the
Union by not accepting their Senators wed
Representatives... Jennaos,
Presrlent of the United States.
1 trust In God that the Legislature
adopt the amendment, and thereby make th
way clear for the adudision of.ronators ale
Rem esentatives to their eitabidn the presets
Congress.
1 congratulate you and your colleague or
your erection to the Senate.
-AnurtaW Jonnate.
In all these dispatches, and many nor ,
of kindrekimport which we have no
apace to quote, four points are brought It
view. I. That the revolted States had no
"resumed their hiyalty to the Union." II
That those States, were antler obligation
to comply with certain conditions befor
resuming those "relations." :1. That th
government or the United States had m
thority to determine those conditions nn
enforce compliance. 4. That the Pres%
dent is the government. On the first thre
of the., points we fully voinoide with 1;1
President. On the last, we totally ‘li4
There is an important sense in wii;ch
the revolted States are eat of the Union.
They have, by their own acts, fallen tinder
di! ‘ ssbillties• It is the province of the gov
ernment to prescribe the terms of recoil
cilement. In an especial manner does this
duty devolve on• Congress, as the law-mak
ingewer, subject, as a matter of course,
to the veto prerogative of the Executive.
When the war ended Congress should
have been convened in special session, and
the President, according to his constitu•
tional obligations, should have submitted
to the Houses his views of the state of the
country. There never Was au emergency
so imperatively demanding a special con
vocation of the representatives of the States
and the people, as this; and there never
will be, to the end of time, a more pressing
necessity. It suited the President not to
summon Congress, but to arrogate to him
self all the powers of government.
We are not dismsed to quarrel with the
conditions exacted by - -the. Prgaident, We
should be glad to see all those conditions
enforced, and .others in addition. Aud
here we cannot help remarking that the
moat significant suggestion by the Presi
dent la this, that the results of the election
in North Carolina had damaged the pros
pects of restoration for that State. What
is this, but an assertion of the doctrine that
North Carolina may be held In subordina
tion until such time its the temper mani
fested by the people shall demonstrute a
• return to genuine loyalty?
Note what changes have passed over the
President's Ideas of reconstruction. In
July, as will bdseeu in referring to the dite
patches of Secretary Srwann to Governor
SHARKEY, to which we recently called at
tention, the President asserted the author
ity of Congress over the whole subject as
broadly as the "wildest of radicals." In
October and November, as will be seen by
the dispatches given above, he claims ex
clusive authority for himself. His language
is not the language of a republican Presi
dent, with limited and co-ordinate powers,
but
~ that of an absolute Dictator, with
nothing 'to consult but his own will.
Now, the President. virtually confesses
his usurpation, by declaring there is uo
authority in the nation competent to im
pose conditions on the eleven revolted
States; that all they. have to do is to elect
Senators and Representatives, send them
on to Washington, and have them demand,
of right, admission to seats. He holds that
the right of each.of, Mese eleven States to
representation is as ample and perfect as
the right of the loyal States. What will be
the next in this series of changes of posi
tion it is in rain to conjecture. Some of
the most intelligent andinfluential western'
journals have gone so far as to Implicate
the President in a conspiracy foe a coup.
d'etat, through which the loyal Senators
are to be ejecteditly military force, and the
rebel, copperhead. and conservative Sena
tors put ht, and'Amelve executive recogni
tion es the logitirnate , hotly. -It is even
asserted that.Bet4etary AtiVAND'Ii recent
voyage, ostensibly undertaken with a
•
view to Mexican - • negotiations, had
no other real object them—to contain:
. mate a Bargain to this end
,with. the. .eltrra
triated rebel 'leaders `domiciled in Cuba.
However this may be, tilt+ 00t lbir n to de
cide. Ili rev4iiitatiarT„epochs pke, that
through which otirgererntneit and
are passing.. apprehensions lire naittritlY
alert. Suspiciorie do not require rerities to
build upon. But, while this much is o
mitted Li:OhoWay of:caution, 'it cannot be
..- „ . .
,
dented. in times of reTolutionaur
es emeF Ire hatched antesoiMusly
- ligettained, plots engendered and launched
upoti experiment, that in perioxVidquiP
tndemnd order would not have'll4ort.coO•
ceir4d, or, lif eon4ired, wou i l . Khare ;been
summarily consigned to the linkhd nr re.
jeetil and infernal expedients.
Mk. JAXES3I CoOrkk, ofthis city metnt
ly addressed a very able and cogent letter to
the D r ;ew York evening Poet, on "Foreign
and pomestic Duties on Steel." One para
graph has special signticance :
"The official returns of steel of all kinds
imparted Into New York, Philadelphia,
and lialtimore in the year 1884, under the
Aeveinl classifications for dtfiy, amounted to
31,246,043 pounds, which, computed at the
pre: ut rate of duty, produced $870,1111 38
or 2 18-100e.'pei pound, being about one
fourth of a cent per pound more duty than
the American manufacturer pays Ids Gov
ernment in the shape of excise on big pro
duction."
The American manufacturer pays n tax
Of two mid a half cents a pound on produc
tion; thus demonstrating that so far as re
lates to this branch of industry the existing
tariff is less protective than any previous
one enacted by Clongress, ..bior does Steel
stand a solitary exception in this particular:
4 :01.71t SENATORIL"—The Copperheads of
Greene county, at a -meeting recently held,
passed a resolution "thtgb the Hon. CHAS.
R. BUOKALEW, and EDOAA COWEN "ME
Senators in Congress, are entitled to thanks
of every true hearted white man in the
State, for their able and manly support of
President dounson." COWAN is thus dis
tinctly recognized by the Copperheads as
one of their Senators.
THE New York Commercial Adotrtiser,
commenting on the Connecticut election,
933'9
"It is not 'disloyal' to differ with Mr.
Johnson, though it used to be so held to
differ with Mr. Lincoln."
Do you refer to the WADE-DAVIS manifesto
as proof of this assertion? Whether you
do or not, that manifesto is as near being
proof, as anything you can produce.
Tit E Democratic gain in New Hampshire,
since last fall, is THREE THOUSAND VOTES'
Last fall the Republican majority was 7,500.
This spring it is only 4,700. This is glori
ous enough for that benighted region.
Johnstown Democrat.
This is the stuff with which democrats
are deluded. There was no election in
New Hampshire, last fall; and the Repair
Heart majority list spring was the same as
this year-5,000.
OHIO RXPOSITOR v.—The RepoAttory,
published in Canton, Ohio, has entered
upon its fifty-second year. It was started
In 1815 by its present editor, honest infix
SAXTON, who has been its editor ever since,
and who is probably the only editor living
who has remained with the same paper in
the same place for fifty-one consecutive
years.
LAST week nearly every one of the few
'conservative" organs of the President,
pronounced the Civil Rights bill a most ex
cellent meastire: The only exception that
we know of is the New York Timer. Now
they are all hunting excuses to justify or ex •
eipzr the veto.
THE Detmit Port, a new daily just started
in Detroit by Den. CAUL. SIMI: nz; has. been
received.. It is a neat quarto, very ably
edited, and takes-its stand firmly upon the
side of Congress in the issue between it and
the President.
for the Pittaburgh Gaze' te.2
4 .Eztretelele ere Useless."
Is it so? Society is advancing front one
degree of civilizmion to another. Reforms
are taking place. Intellect is assuming the
sway over appetite anal passion. The gross
darkness that covers the earth is disappear•
lug. Who an• the men n•ho are neon•
plishing this work? Are they the medium,
conservative, timid, selfish men ever re
garding their own safety, ease, or interests
—the men alto are ever ready to hold hark
those in the advance, and itt lady dread
predict the direst calamities from their
rashness? Do the bold self-sacrificing sol
diers who go forth in the front ranks, en
counter the weapons of the enemy, and suf
fer death for thetreause;achievc the victory,
or those who tread the path made safe try
the scars and blood of others. Was Paul
useless? Was the Saviour of men, who suf
fered death for his extreme views, useless?
Were Joseph Second of Austria, Peter the
Great, of Russia, or William Tell, useless?
Were Luther, Calvin, Howard, Wilberforce
anti Whitefleld useless?
Lord Melbourne deelared the late Rich
ard Cobden mad; and yet Sir Robert Peel
acknowledged that the repeal of the Corn
laws, to which Mr. Cobden devoted five
years of labor was dne to him more than
any other man. So it is with the extrem
ists in inventions, who are denounced anti
derided by .their fellows. For their ram
Fulton and Whitney lived,'
There are men ia our own land who
have been mobbed, and suffered every in.
dignity,.for their efforts in behalf of those
enslaved by appetite or by wicked men.
Already they have their reward. Give me
a coutageous, unselfish man, who untlinch.
ingly will pursue the right whatever may
oppose, rather titan the so-called cautious,
safe, but cowardly and selfish man, to whom
the world will never be indebted for any
forward step.
SENTIMENT In NE)V ORLEANS. —A gen
tleman well•known in the west, and whose
opinions have Ifeen . formed from long ob
servation, writes as follows from New Or
leans, to a friend in this city :'
"I think the prevailing feeling is that
the South has been overpowered; that as
against the government they are power
less. Bothin private conversation and in
public lectures, within a month past, I
have been pained to hear that in the event
of a foreign war they would be found on
the side of the enemy; in lectures, a little
circumlocution is needed, but not the less
distinctly understood, and with approval.
A marked instance of Otis was in the lec
ture of Dr. Hunter from Vicksburg, solicit.
ing funds to semi to their homes destitute
rebel soldiers in Virginia, and other States.
The Timea, the next morning, lauded the
speaker."
AUSTIN, March 12, 1886.—1 n the Consti
tutional Convention, on the Bth ittst., the
debate on the repeal of the ordinance of
secession brought' forward Messrs. Wald,
Ireland and Ronnells, three unpardoned
rebel generals, each of whom maintained
that the State hatha right to secede in 1881.
In a speech made by Wan!, he declared that
the people of Texas had been marching to
such other music of late that they would
not submit to everything that was asked of
them. Mr. Ireland also remarked that they
(the rebels) would have to girt on their
swords and go to the assistance of Presi•
dent Johnson. Many of the Union dele
gates are getting sick and tired of the pro
ceedings, and are leaving in disgust. ' There
are prospects of a general smash-up in the
Convention before long.
'./snoux ten o'clock yesterday morning,
W. B. Oddie,an artist, and John La Dew,
his friend, were In the Carlton House, on
the southwest corner of Fonrueenth street
andFoutth tiventte, and 'Mr. La Dew was
near the door hating his boots cleaned. He
drew a :pistol, and In a playful manner
pointed it at Mr. Ckldia, saying something
about putting a hall through his friend's
hat. The pistol exploded, and the ball took
effect In thefoTehead of Ittr.,Oddle, - enter
ing, the head just above. the hat-band.
Death enancd'aliriest'itiMantly. It is said
that La Dew had .beettinguleng in frequent
libations during the trintning. , Immediate
ly_ after, the catastrophe, he surrendered
hibitielf to the police, to, await the result, of
the Coroner's itiquest , Whidb will be, held
afternoon.—,N., TimeN,PM. -
MONETARY RIERMOND.-44.
correspondent of the Petersburg (Va.) Ex
press soya that "whisperingas of a financial
crash in Richmond greet the ear. These
bard times have been inretold... nigh, rents,,
extraordinary living,:hig shOrre,rete., - turee
done it a 11.... Richmond goods or
all kinds. Sotnethingt, ? he Aotte r era
crash is
RELIGIOUS. - j WARTED. ' DRY GOODS, TIMMMS.
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ion.that, in the murder ul Mr. Lintxdn by .1. • 7 , ,,
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GEMERAI.I I ..EWB--
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AN URGENT ARTICLE in a Southern reli
gious paper advises and insists on Mon.
strenuous exertions in promoting the edu
cation of the white youth in order to main
tain the "just supremacy" of the master
rata. The recognized necessity of such
advice by a Southeraer, and fur such a rea
son, Is the strongest proof that could Ice ad
duced that the enfranchised negro is exhili.
icing sufficient mental ability to awaken the
fears of the now dominant race as to the
longer retention of their supremacy.
New SEcTioNALIEI3I.—So l'ur at, Mr.
Johnson's official action has any effects,- it
is organizing the South into a distinct and
antagonistic power in the Union. The old
practice of the pro-shivery Itelitorrat V,
was to keep the Southern Slates united, and
by dividing Northern sentiment, seek to
control national politics. Whatever his
purpose, the etTect of the President's
speeches and policy tends in the mine di
rection.—Utica Herald.
11.8.EDIfEN SESKINU BETTER WAtiES.--
Mledgeville papers say that inure than one
thousand negroes have within two week,
passed over the Georgia railroads. front
Putnam and adjacent counties, for the
West. They have been induced to leave
their employers on the promise of higher
wages. The most able-bodied and likely
fellows are taken with only a change of
clothing. Their particular destination is
unknown.
LAND CIIANOING HANDS IN TIIE Sot Tu.
—The North Qurolina papers are full of
statements going to show that plantations
in that section are being rapidly bought up
by Northerners. A derseyn v recently
purchased twelve hundred acres in Wades
boro',.N. C., at eleven dollars per acre. .1
New York company are on the point of
taking tell thousand acres in the same Stat e .
on which they will t-otle English ewi
grants.
To Junps 131. At K, of Pennsylvania,
Judge Hughes, of Indiana, and Montgomery
Blair, the authorship of the veto message
is variously assigned. The .tole •litfers so
much from that of the speeches which the
President makes as to have excited onsid
erable comment. One gentleman, speak
ing of it remarked: "The I resident writ,
well, but he keeps some low tel shout
him to make his speeches." •
THE CIVIL RTHHTS BILL. —:\
11111 1 / 1 1...1s of the Senate ha, Iwen wad,, and
it is found that the Copperheads wino!
1111114er' Over 1.1 rotes against the pa--age wt
the Civil Rights Bill titer ilie vetoo . Thi.
assures its passage by the majority it hen
ever it is pressed w n tine. het is ad
milted by the opposition. and they already
betray their want iilaniiithility iti pro
peet.
1t:11011T Si[ll'ell 111111,11,1
been decreed in Massaellmmit, in sr \
of which 514.1 were For ,11,•rt iem, 1.13 ,
for criminality, 13 - 2 for t melt), and 12
from other came,. II IA knew. ihst 1,211;
Were decreed in the tire years that 1.11,1,•
May 1, ISlrt—altil at the same rate tlitrim , ,
the last eleven mmitles it may he /-1,•11111,1
that the grand total I. not fin from 1.11011.
TTIF. (:,,zetle sa) •lat unlit
"E.lienee of toltee — 111:1,1.• in 11111
City nut 01 the — c•ltnloe,l, dirt it , l aika 111,1
1,4 1110111,,,.... which I) kin) iI 1111111 '
colts,ttooleti in Imes, and when hard bot
ken up and pill vi•rizeil. Ground rt• i- tilt,
mixed with it. after a hich ii U l ..
latch Ini being sold at ei_htt 1,
111., att.i
belled "Pure Essen, e otk once
THE 11011,, Of A. T. - sitosart, tin
turner of Filth aVelllll4. anti Thirty Ittlirt it
street, N. Y., is nearly vonipleteit. It
built of tumble and in the l'itrintltian order
of architecture. The Iseightli of it, walls
is 10 feet; of the roof to feet width of
front on the avenue (12 feet depth oil Thirty
fourth street 120 feitt It will 11,1. W 1,14.11
$1,500,01111
THE increase of receipts by the A uteri
can Missionary Asstwial ion has of Late been
very marked. For the week coding )larch
17th, the toml reeeipts in muuev , iu ad
dition to clothing, were $11,114 so HI
this aunt $41,754 $7 came rnfin England
This society is doting noble work :Illlllllg
the freedmen, and all will rejoice in its ell
barged means of usefulness.
Tow New York Doily NetrA has an aril
de headed "The Smith Must Not Despond,"
dosing as follows: "The batik' is not en
ded, though the arena to' changed. There
is as much need now of courage, firtunces
and devotion, as there was on the fields of
armed conflict.. Let the South he ligilato,
active and aspiring, find, for the ..al e• it
future, let it not despond. —
THE Richmond Examiner calls upon
General Terry to prevent the imposed dem
onstration in that city on the ad of April,
in coutmemonition of their restoration to
freedom by the downfall of rebel power
The Examiner says the ad of April will
ever be to their people an anniversary ffl
blighted hopes, or ruined fortunes, of fin.
guish and desolatipm
IT to NoT TRUE that the Supreme Court
of the United States has recognized the
rebel States as members of the L plus. All
that the Court has done has been to hear an
appeal which was taken front one of those
States previous to the rebellion. The ques
tion of their present status has not been
considered by the Court..
AN enthusiastic supporter of the Presi•
dent's "policy" was arrested lately at Inde
pendence, Mo., while engaged in a meet.
tug to sustain the veto and great speech of
the 22d. The charge against the loan was
that he was one of the wretches who aided
the notorious Quantrell in the massacre of
Lawrence,
PRESIDENT JotoisoN LYS assured Mr.
Joseph Mayo of Richmond—my the jour
nals of that city on the authority of Mr.
Mayo himself—that, if he is elected Mayor
of that city in April, be will he allowed to
assume the position.
ALLEN Sutra, a notorious outlaw, who
deserted from both the Federal and Con
federate service, and has been committing
numerous depredations, was shot down by
a party in Owen county, Ky., on Friday,
and mortally wounded.
IN the town and township elections re
cently held in the Empire State, according
to the New York Evening PO4, Republican
votes have not only been increased, but the
radical element of the party evitlenfly ton
trolled ita action.
THERIOS a workman's dining hall es
tablished by benevolent people in Dublin,
"wbere for 43 pence one can have a good
plate of that class beet . , a howl of excellent
soup, a plenty of pluatoes and a ,lice of
pudding.
TILE Brevoort Insurance Company of
New York have determined to reinsure in
other companies, or cancel their policies,
and begin at once the liquidtition of the
company's affairs.
ADOLPH KRAMER, of the firtn:of
Stine, Kramer A, Co., a well known tiler.
chant of Chicago, was suffocated to death
on the 24th inst., by the escape of gas in
his bilging room.
A RaentarrnuerEn negro in Petersburg,
Va., recently pasted a cypher after the fig
ure 2 on a two dollar greenback, and passed
it on a Sussex county white man for a
twenty dollar note.
TUE Chicago Evening .11 , urnal, u Repub
lican paper t hirh supported the President's
Vetoi,Rontienms the second, and emores,rs
wish that Congress will re enact the Civil
A•TnainsaraN sent forty dollars in filly
apdtWenty•llve tent currency to headquar
ters thirt.pall:Zollars or it was Et
turhed stamped .".couaterreit."
grea(ditiiiaraiveri on , St. Patrick's
"D*Att Charleston, S.:C4 a Mr. Thomas
Myan.ofihred for a toast—"Tharaeatoty of
Brop)iit."
CHARLES PUGH,
If MartrlierAer, will 1,, s famildst , for , ouulv Coo,
rnt-alon , r. sslajrc, go Ow sellou of the Ilition
110 , 011,11 t °stay 1,1/1 rte lion. llthn.ol.i.te
t1.40;5' - ' FOB I'LEIRK OF FOSTItTS. -
JOSEPH BROWNE,
V.ltit I , %ls‘; I . d:
eplab ii,r;!4i., 1° tar
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dllvo
Count 3 u1,31:1k
- CONI:ItESS.—The friend* of
HON. JOHN P. PENNEY
Will pr,4411 It.- n 2, Itae l• eullon of the
l'sion part, for nominal.. as randltlate for tot,
gre. In 111..2,1 Ilt,lre , t. IshiltGsrd
ErAg-I'ON44ItESM.
GENERAL JAS. S. NECILEY
IS A t'A F. IN 111 1.213 It IYTFiif'"l'.
Ittlettlnttl
1:41. 4— F0R SIIEIRIEF.
SAMUEL B. CLULEY,
itt ;ht. act Itto tti the I ttlon
, 0111,11tii•TI. tpl4l3.tt.thlw
CHARLES BARNES,
Late •Ictl. neg. A tillleFy and
llre,. Brlg. S. A.. sullie, t t. , the so-Iton of
the Uhl... I ,ht rn tots. .1: .I.t F
I'oll SHERIFF.
JOSEPH ROSS,
I. lent Want. l'itlelourgli. • ex.!,
dnII e.‘kWr.rt lo the artlon Ihr 1 . 111011
itk t.. 0.1 an I On, orlonwhir le
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FOR Sti ER lIVF.
CEN. S. R. M. YOUNG,
Late Fotmlt
mitl.l.l•
Ml= EM
COL. JAMES M'K. SNODORASS,
II )III• het. , 111 I'a. I%
FOR OF
DR. WILLIAM J. GILMORE,
13Ir T. 11.11.1,1 .tr?
NOTICES.
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111 si Ihr. r.p..rt o.f
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half .ta• I,a 1111, It V. A 1,11 AS.. The at ,
1. gain., patent- ah, gaard I- rt,l.rct fully th
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1 1 "..(CELS11011 INSTITILII%.
AN ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
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V”r terms. , 411 IMA, NE
V 11.1.1, II ALL.. °tn., of I.ll.orty awl t..urtb •Is.
Itev. W. S. 4:11A1/, Principal.
.1.117, from 1011111'0 0. M., and
from 21111:1p. U. 1111.27:1.,1
F&RTERN MANUFACTURES
1 A 1 1 1 T , 131711 ; 1 , 11:5 ,, T , 1 1 111E .. 11E i. T ri EC1 01,615 ,'
Cr MS - ca oll
pahlr c01...1111w w 1711 Tilt , pat IMIT
I• 1. 011 V tbr inurboo. of a oalclonan or tonna..
Elanufnelorod by .1. E. 44 Vongrrna
nomion. nem! for I Arcata,
MACHINIEIRIE. &C.— 11. LITTLEo
F IEI.I/ Sirolonryort, Maas., Manta
factur..sn AulornAlle Mop Mollona for
Straw Engine,. Eaten, Le -on llotluon for 1....0n..;
~ krrtage I . ropa. Stale and Trrrllorkal
Eights In lbr aloe, / . ..ont, for ,air.
•
I,IIIO I ULDER BRACES, SUSPEND
c. - It K Manntactun.rs
211:!gt?3Juhu.tree 1, I.irx ell, !lass.
pr /•
A. 144051. "
na119:23w K.O. 11I.A
BOSTON CORSET NHIRT
ManUfNeturier..nrl .. , le proprietor, of thr 1 sl.
ut Conn Slid t, utile° ...num., economy,canna..
mid 101 l lb, 12 Court mace., Roston. Hoop tr
ml every >tilt. And vartmr. Alec, Corse., slid
k oy, Coy., t .unp , rtm. tulrV,2avv4w,t
- REEDS AND ItsADNESSES.—J. A.
ro •t 1,01.11.4111 d Homo, Mmturnc
toter, Provt Icocc. It I. 11:morectorerv . Nopplic:
coostantic v cnntn2al•Coo
pSSOLU'IIONS
USSOLUTIOX OF CO-PART-ER
-I'lVml4 I P —WII.I.IAII nhll'EH anal &DWI MI llt n
rr I Ire d from our Mtn J;VoonrkY.lVidtniEß
1 . 0• RTNEII3IIII . —AN DREW D. NH
KII`HA RD ORA , A 111.13 'A I,DIV FAA.
and DA VII/ RI. SMITH wror odmlttell an Inntobr, s
of our nrm. January tot. b..
VA RR, RIR/THE!! &
Prrronnon,ll, March aith,
•
I lISSOLUTION OF CO-PA IRTNEII
- Brit ro-partneroblp berolofore nllOllO6
under the Its of NSIITII, PA ILK & 111. , oraa
.01 Teti by nontual consent,January lot, INA.
TI •ffalro tho Mlo Ono n o t
he cot tied by WIL
LIAM ,111 . 11.1, who a ll I.on l I our the lot...lnes,
1=103311=1
inttaXECSI
un~ul •
l'Alth.
l'lTT,BUltfln, March 16111.
SEED WHEAT. •
•
SPRING WHEAT Fait SEED.
- -
Important to Farmers.
•
We hare • 1.1161.1 /CA 01 very .111101•110 r enn New..
TA nPIII NU WHEAT. .elerte w llk streat care.
and suitable . for ' , EPA , . An 0.. •esson for bOtling
I,orlUg Wheal but. "early arrived, pvt,OTIS denim.
of.ctirtitg tittol.,..to would do ne I.' apply +atm,
as Ilse rupg., I.
111T1 F. NI •I'REERY a 1.11.
ARCHITECT
JAmrs m. BALPII,
MCC7MUMEICT,
K'S.VLICIT MCA W !NUS and KVE!'I VI
CATIONS Ibr all 1:1”1. Ilifildiugs, awl saperltt
tends lIItIr ereettwk, 431! rra,...nat!lo.
IMICVIIII A t , l I,EI:mON sTKEKT, Laroeli
and Rohl 0.11 Ni 1.... A I. I. F:,:11 1 1' iTY 36n1
BRICK MACHINES.
QUICK MACHINE .—THE ?VA—
.., 'NON A l. II 41:1111: k. withly
te,,horse power, MARI y 01440411 d Brick. foe on
+ dey,
with well ,tednel tog,. an.l onl font, tenet.. If the
11.4.13111..1ne% not p4:rforin whet we claim for It w
01 take It hank and refundthe rr.
. . Aide
will lake a back eacl rerun., th , rnoncy.
A bltAll ILK.VII I / 1 . Cleueral Agrci, 150 liroa4wwy,
New nal,. w1411:203e0,1
ELECTION NOTIGIV3.
ESTlT;irarTl:, ' ld " :rel4t BA .7.,g,
AN. ELECTION FOR PRESID •
sAkesBlll4A.lliL.Etverft.r.ll2:tUlteNif•-•iIEWrER
[lento, oh S./ vlttl.te, the t of. Xicrehf be+
/Veen the haute et/ aOO 4 o'clock.
tofu
itd • iurgosz; Owes..
fOr lenwaran which are /..I/y licras.;cd .' hy
& limon. Grover & /Joker Sinp,r & IN,
and liarl.lArt, All Win, chrais Seitelallteti an IN.
r11.11 , 11.111R.T5. lAnCltlern rer. Adelrese or rail up
on SHAW & CLARK, Itidk.f.mi..llllahle.
FOR SALE
I,`oll SALE—A handsome Horne,
11,11 - t hay. writ lrehnwl In !saddle sod twkrwr.w.
racks w war, Ilw. raoklie mud Dols In Kafue.: 'high
rplrited. thwure perfert I y gen tie. Warrant...l
sound. Inquire or DA V 111 Ali N KW. 3,t0 Liberty
t •
`OR SALE—FARM.--A Farm ems-
Mining 110 sr
•e, near Sett Ittkley r..tatlon. on
Vlitttorgh. Fort Wayne awl eltlcaio hall road.
Vor terms. apply oak, of Wu. DI I.WI, wr I I,
n o corner at trrant an/ Seventh streets.
I=ln=l
, OR SALE-FLOUR AND PRO
DUCK. lIITSIN ES, to over ten yeara stoottlio tt
la • gooll lo,_mtlon lu lb, city. A due opportuulty
Is ofered 1o any person wltAtlng to rogage In Mt.
Priolner Hush.... All rolumotilrmtlons strictly
cooll.ltottlal. Add,. 7.0 t 0. rtst.t t orsh.
tnltttztlf
- -
j.. 011 SALE—IOWA LAND—S2,OOO
Et , UR HUNDRED AND THIRT 1
LAN 11. militated near Web.ter City,
Hamilton count!, lovra, ion the Ilne of Hie Pimlhr
Railroad., inoftertil for ,ale fur [leo TUM . S.,IO
tan.l Mir, rash. Add r,., ••iiM N Ell." I , SZCTTIL
41griC.E. frelll:
11111 SALE—A three-,.tort' Brick
liM rtiutatultig eleven room.,
4'llll gm anti w shim. n M
oier A venue, Alle
gheny t it y. near thater, e
Steellante Street Bridge. 1.01
24 feet hy Terms mod
erate. Puss...olon given immediately. For bather
particUlars.upply to J. m. I , EMU LISON, No. 111.6
Fourth 01 ICI,. 111h= :21,
•
1 411 SALE--A Valuable Country
Ite.itlenee at Ktigentsist Mallon, Pennsylvania ltallrua.l,
one ant a half miles from Witalnaburg,
Eleven se,. tat perches of Land, • tine new llwell
runtalaing rtsonis and ee
rend llar underneath:
Fruit amt other epit I' ell on the p.es. Fur
further tutor - math., call at No. 4% Filth street,
Pittsburgh, or on the premise..
nu 7 hill .1. S. KISH.
_ .
1 , 011 SALE ON THE 8144 SANDY MVP-H.—l olio r rot a,l, ilie MIN Kit AI. 1.11:111 .
'IF NINE lIUN DEEP Ai 'MEN, situated in maid tilt
the land. on, mile Peaoh Orchard WurL..
The tma I. in abundant,. and of gsntnl t 1141.
r5.,,10s gee ferim YOU la to SEVEN FEETTHICh.
rerPons wishing In purclnssr 4,111 Vlll at the Ems
lurks HMI...' A idiland. h,. 'femur cheap and re
mush!, Adilre., Ashland,
FOH SALE.
Horse, Carl and Harness
I=
11"%1A1(1,, LI VII I 1 A 111.1 , .,
tull'a,
1;011 SAI.E —Six 'ils in the Bor—
t. "ugh m.ar the Alirglivrty
1111 u. .11 the NI. Itrtgl ~,,, road. 111, a ..nor.orinble
Frame r.lll. I.rlt.t) r
min's Fret— .111.1 11,.1ram the Alno, slumber
orthrr 1.,... thy 10.,11a1.13.1 Alleglieut
And Iwo loplyinll.l I 7 mll,s from Om ell
cree. vac!, errll in 111 he .014 elicap.
I.lmtolrc a RANI, KY A. 11 1 I 1.. Ural Extal.../igeol.•.
h... 9 I Itrn,..r.trect,
1;411111 SALE.—A s Mutable More,
NA arrhaua an.l 1 , w011,. la a • ttttt on•naltta
aot, . at bra Tr a.. Plant lowa.lop. Ally hear
vaunt). Mills atatole, I,ollllloiiiollt
•t'. C 1,.. prOjaoo, 1- ,1111.41e4i Oil oan-half erre .0
good Laa.l, a 1111 v1i,11..111 Walt . l ollwr
Vor 110010 , and in forcriatinn apply' In WM. NI.
0101 , 1 , 1K1 - I'. A Itorua)-at-law. No o'o liraat
Va. nollM.7.wdowT
SALE—AI valuable Farm of
tut A, RE, In i f , Lin ,nnahlp. Wralrvorrlend
room,. Ihree ulll,, frann thr l'a. It., of
“1,1,111,ere are 71 34•1,, r•lt' IYri• 311.1 lu goo.l
af ati, .1.1,...,1. a good :INA,.
quellly. The Impru...•
. ,
. •1111
pro-po, ,
I•.t ott ".. 1,10 fr."ll the far., al , . AI
M urr,•11...11.0tel wilt, arkay. V., ftmlll,
yarn 1411:as. r al Ilit. I.nirr tot M M. B. MA Vs,
37.1 1.1 , rt, Orr., 11,
FOR RENT
1; 011 RL%T Lodging liooins lo
• RE!, rr KR Fit:,T 01. *1 . 1(11..
,11 / 1 , .{... - 1•1.1.. young In t•rnlrgl
at low rat... Reference, re.,lrrtl.
•
•
SI.. • 1. ~/..X• r rk. I Irrli K.
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1:
1 011 It ENT A Cottattr) seat, eon
. 111, 1.. sere, ..1 111. 1$ . !erg« Iwo-story Itr..
Aide. I r.Lar.l. upring atuppein,
intlee iron. the 1,11.1,... opptellty
• • NO to
It. Me 1..% I N .t I O.
1;011 Itt:NT The 1,01 00 the Coe
. err tar Iteller /11/..glieti) Alreeln, Ninth
I) Aril. I..p.ther .1111 Mr .11.1 Ilrirl Depul. Bnuaing
lot ha. 114 rr.iut lit feel deep
le all ally). Will lease II for nee ..r len years. A it
pty to ll A. 31. lIAIII.IStatiN. al S./. 37 Fifth
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A LEX A NIIKE'S NIIIII
CoLIARS,
Duplex Elliptic Skirts
To Dealer, I. Manufacturere• Price I.lst.
ALL KINDS OF PAPER COLLARS
1=1211131=1!
ALL WINTER GOODS
♦T REDUCED PRICES.
Merchants and Dalliers u pplied
al lowest prices.
MACCHIA! & CARLISLE,
NEW SPRING STU CR
NEW 4340 CO LIS
1:333
Wholesale and Retail.
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JOSEPH HOWIE CO.
1 ""1,1,1";:inItYr4 1? - thtiE,wartivzol
EITI:LALNTET 4434:::01:1115,,
17173SEXICY9 .10174:=0401.01:113,
MILLINERY GOODS.
LACE GOODS,.
EMBROIDERIES,
RUT FI.INUR. EIMIIMS, IMAMS,
FARINUM NKIRTIN
sPR
HOSIERY AND Uhl/VIM,.
Y.AI IMILINILZUK I ItTr.,_NPNES • WANTS.
FLOUNCINNIN AND UM IDIL NUM:HEIM.
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FIURNISMN 14 GOODS
PACRR COLLARS alt Muds, '
CORShIlli HAIR. WI '
t/001. miLlwra,
f O r riC,INTSS.
WHOII ARC OPTIOULD AT POPULAR MOIR
New Goody' Bet elved Daily.
Hovers are 1111 , 1.4 to call at
Nos. 77 and 79 Market Street.
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W. W. NOORILEAD'B, -
New Style Frizzed Nets,
Hal r foils,
Fancy Buttons,
New Empress Hoop Skirts,
Embroideries, Laces,
Woolen Goods,
r=l
No. HI Market street.
Mi:CANDLESS & CO.,
Wholeelate des ler. In YORRIUN AND DOM VATIC
DRY GOODS, No. 9I Wood street, MIA !louse above
Dintßood Yltubursh. In 2.
1866. NIATA, CAPS AND 1866.
ISI - tiretw C*CoCicigii
AT WOOLESALE.
11 - e4C4)OR:r) Ar
131 1F SOD STREET,
Ask partlemlar nOvskilon of COUNTRY MAR
CHAIST:4 totheir Itai :iToCR OW SPRINO
RATS, etc., 'thick they WILL SRLL AT SILOS AT
LY REDUCED PRICES. kIeCORD f t •U.
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SAW MILL. -
palmy SAW 111111.1.:—The under
.- oIetn STOCK et tore A
OK TIMItKit 11AND,
And Arc 'prepared to 111 for Bridge, Boot or
House Lumber, Pitman, .ete., etc.
RICIIIKT ft FIN KIIINE,
corner Corry oreet.And Allegheny Rimer.
mhretterd AKegKeny City.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
ROODS AND 'BOARD
ribbed Hoene caw behad..*lth Baudi , by a g
A.en
tem...ndftre, j...l.lzrbaur, on , th e. !toe' of the.
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19 Fifth Street.
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SHERIFFS SATES.
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lIIEBIKEZ. .-tai.E.--By 1 iifue of
`sundry nxeentiolts Issued out of the Ms- .., erg s
fest 34
~7 6-0 ,1 1.X1t
i i i iii 3 riLliee im , ta p tit si ' c gair es ti o th am etioo tuo so iro Ci ry th •
~,, tree, ..it the pins. of beginning- ..4trattalubm
Diet Court ordtjleghenv county,
nnv-three ace. '64% perches shrift_ MeallUnilliil.,
Ma, and to the. Sheriff o? said count e y7li n r7c i ted ' :,
there will tie ex t ...ed to public sale, at tee Being the. name tract of land which Glanjatt 4 .
, Broady and tre by deed dated April Ito
Crtert llou, Lathe eltY .i l' n "'" r g h, '" .'"'" recorded tn vol. LIS page 4 conveyed MI ea ~ ~. e
B it.,
~,, :1.1115,D.t V. the el3d day 0, April. A.
~teeno F. Bennett. I.OIV. as the •bll'Ocirreliill
it., p.....,, M 1 , , o'clOtk A. M. , t he I.""W' ''' ' "e- Farm" on w Melt is erected one two story log
.....rltoe,l real estate, to wit: , , . o el Lsso dwelling house, log barn and stable. Also one,
N:1 :he ri,:111, 1111 e, Interest tutu emit 0 . ~.s,,s, ~. houtie;.-ekceptifig,r ~„
defendant, is di tam Chand , crs, Of, in and _l rmerving
all
he coal lying in and tinder, fi. ss -,
all that certain inter or piece of hunt situ... land. Also all that certain other tract or
in sullenness toe aship, county of Allegheny
stml state ot Petinsytvania, and known as the .P i r d . „ o " t os T s r s ,' , \• . ''l ss t' s yu ss o o, lii ri l t it „ e o 7 o . O . w f n o s u ll o i o p o ri , f o Tom ßo.
21, I. I brony faint, and !mended by COSI Prof.' ginning at a poet on the line of land now.
I y til .s , doision A Perelval, now( O'Neil tind oth- ~ ia , A , of .tears
meewary,
nett a
.foof
of
ers.. , and l.s• lands of Petersoo , s heirs :Lila 01.11- ...
lands now or late 05 William d Eliza Bott
'''• "'"! '"'", 'L.'' , ", Die rid n, r." I • . " d ''' n " . geroon : thence along t0t.1,1 klogorsOrt's hind
1 soling . "11 al ll's, .t. or less, awl being the . south :N degrees vs 63-lue perehes to a
sante 1.5,1 , 1 1L1.1,1 A 1 . 1'1,1 by , Moi %V an. CIIMITItIVIN n 0,,,, thence he tuna now or late of James
in rertai 1, aelit.ll 01 ejectment in tilts Dio - i Brawny north 73 degrees east to 43-100 perches
t rict tours or said vomit). at N. 314 of April , to
ss sugar trees th us ,. by ,y},i Brawdy ,
Tenn, Is3u, and having thereon erected it g(wel on ,' George Seibold, south 73degrees, east TS '
11, ening 111511.., barn and other out bn ridings, s,,,sso perches to a post t a corner of Land.now.
nd having alrult orchard thereon, with Other or lute of James and Mary 'Ullman; thence
i; p ro, rutrokt,oveent.tog anti reserving there• by said land of Hillman north 4 degrees 2 min-
our, lulu evt l r. Si,. 140 1 1000151 111 said land ass rtes, eas t os indoe perches to a Dent thence ha
~.old tool rooveyett to Berry nod other, 1=1;1 now or late of James McCleery north
A 1., ell that certrin Other tract of hunt situ- s i eg . r e,,o, teat 45 71-100 perches to the place of
attar in .1 etferson township, county of Alio- sso ~,,ing. Contaluing Piece. 3 gl-100perches
glien) nod Mate of Penney Ivania, eontaluing toilet uneanure,excepting and reserving &lithe
two hundred and
" coal Wing lu and under saki piece . , of land,
and knots it . the Bedell Farm, now, or for
umrly In possmsion of Gifford ..t W them, as
Anis.. ' •rn,
B e d of June Anderson,
being i art of the name promises which Portent
tenttots, nun L....totted by land of lien. Jo.- des .•,s , u ‘ .
titan Large, (now' Ilenry Large), Andrew Be. ~_
5 .,, 5 ,. ,:,,, ~„. . „.0 5 ,, , coos - eye d to 'h e soldjmbe
deed dated t 351 June, Is:a, recorded
dell, tillf, ey Peterson's heirs, William Robin- It' . „ s ` - ',; os ' o - h . ." . .
t•011'8 heirs, htrl.lll.son and others, titel having ' -
seined and taken In execution as the prop
the
rat acres cleared and fetteed, and being
ter Savitt6s Bank.
the mime farm uh Mb William Wright, bydeed cr y or jou . ,
r Bennett at the suit of the Dol.
,
dated .1 uI y 15, Lott, and recorded In the Itpeortl.. ALSO,
er's onto. in and fur the Raid county of Alle- All the right. title, Interest,
In anti claim of the
gheny, in deed book, Wel. 31 s page 451, granted • t
, 'et
defendant, ler Dean, of, and to all that
end conveyed onto sate 5ll clam Chambers.
curtain lot of piece of ground situate In the
There are two apple orcharns on the farm, Third ward of the city of Pittsburgh, bottnded .
one trame dwelling house, blacksmith shop, and described as follows: Beginning on the
two log dwelling houses, and two barns, ex
aide of High street at the thstauce of 40
cepting, however, the eltroto coal therein, coil- feet 4 incite+, south from Webster &treat: ,
vexed by .1,1 William Chambers to Berry and , t heti southerly on High street 34 feet II Inches,
others.
Also, all that certain other tract of land sit
mated . TssZroeeeorss.lro,fTyloolto%. C ollins'. or . le so lf o r
fi t. g . o h l= , .. ,
in Jefferson township, Allegheny coon-' .
glee with High st rent 43 feet to lot now or late
ty 51111 State of Pennsylvania, and bounded
of Joint Mellon • then,. parallel with High
by lands late of. ames Mcßoberts, deceased, exert. northerly ' l7 feet t'...:, inches ton fence
is holds of Santee! Chamberlain, John Payne, rt; thenceat right angles easterly tOWards
LU
ThOLLS Large and Samuel Whines , and con- sg , „ root as coot; thence Damsel
with moll
to In Mg ISO acres, more or lease, b ein g . the earns street northerly 7 feet 4% Inches to spin I
farm or tract of land which John Chambers,
„ thence westerly at right angles towards High
by deed doled Jatteary Ilk 15'11, recorded . ..1 street 16 feet to the place of beginntnr, on
the If.'enr°"'''"' °lf ". In a n° for said°:°nn "ri which Is erected a three-story brickbuilding,
in tired book "It," 41, page 440, granted am being the saute conveyed to said Dean by.
erniVeyed onto ttaltl William Chambers, (and
Reilly and Dunnegan by deed dated SepteM
being the same tract upon which said William bee 7, 165.9, and recorded vol. 135, page 118. Al-
Chain hers now r.illes), and upon which m so, all that certain other lot or me. of ground
rated n dwelling house, barn two tenant situated in Dm Third Ward of the city of
houses a n d other outbuilding*. The. Is coal Pittsburgh, beginning On the west aide of
tinder said land. High oti'eet 13 feet 10 inch. south from
Seined and taken in execution as the prop- Webster street; thence southerly, along High
erty of W ill tom C hero !'ham at the suit of John
, titre., in feet six Inches, to the lot above des.
T. Cochran, and John T. Coral ran for use m . cribed; thence westerly ny Hutto( sald lot and
Wnt SI Murray. at right angles wt, 1.11 High street, 10 feet;
A LSO, thence by the sam sontberty parallel with
High street, 7 feet , Inches' thence westerly
by the same parall with Webster street, 99
feet to lot now, or I te, of John Mellon; th ence
northerly, paridiel with High etc, et, ;XI feet; '
thence easterly at , right angles towards High
street, 20 feet; thence northerly, parallel with
High street, 8 feet' 1031 Inches; and thence at
right angles. easterly, . feet to the place of no- .
ginning; 611 wh Ica is erected atilt-ea story brick
dwelling, being the 113U10 lot Which John Ite-
Collum and ux by deed dated September 15,
1860, recorded tolinne 147, page 771, conveyed
to sold Dean.
Seised anti taken In execution as . theprop
erty of Peter Dean, at the stilt of the Dollar
Savings Dank end JIIMOS K. Honing°, for use
of the Dot tar Savings Bank.
JOHN 11. STEW ART, Sheriff.
Sn enter's Ureter, Pittsburgh,
March 31st, A. D., 1866.
All the right, title, Interest and claim Of the
defendant, A. W. Gazgam, of, In and to all
those eight building. lots In the said Auelley
IV. tiassam's second plan of lots in the city
district of Pittsburgh, bounded and described
WA follows, v Commencing at a point pn the
Southern sad.. of Centre avenue, at the corner
of Centre avenue and Seidl At , red, and reilning
thence in tin easterly 111 reetion aloe said
cen
tre avenne, the distance of tali
feet, ire the
north-west corner of lot number 5, In A. W.
GLL7.2I.II'S (tree plan of city district lots; thence. I
In PeOUther4l direction airing the western side
of said lot number live, the distance of 10 feet;
thence at right angles to the same, In S west
erly direction, 200 Wet to Soho stree ‘ tlenee
rn
along the astern side of Soho street In a
northerly direction, the distance Of venty
feet to Centre avenue at the pitmen( beg - letting.
Being lots niunbers one, two three, font, live,
sts, see en anti eight, in Aud ley W. Gazgam's
+ecoed plan of lots in the city district.
Atao—All those other eight loLs In the said
A mlley W. Gemini's second Wan of the city
district. of Pittsburgh, bounded and described
as follows, vie: Commenting at a point on the
northern side of Linden street, at the corner
of Linden and SOile streets, thence In an east
erly direction along. Linden street, the dis
tance of two hanolred feet, to the south-west
ern corner of lot number 5, in A. W. thizsam's
first plan of city district lots; thence along the
western side of saki lot number 5, in a norther
eel). direction, the distance. of 70 feet; thenci•
at right angles to the saute, in at westerly di
rection, the distance of 'Ole feet to Soho street;
a Inner In ;1,1011[11..11y .1 irectlon, along the east
ern shin of sells street, the distance of 70 feet
to the plat, of beginning on Linden street;
t he same Icing lots numbers 5, 10, 11, IL,' 111, 14,
15 and 10, In Amite) . W. Leassam's secoriel plan,
aforesaid
Seized and taken in execution, an the proper
y of Aud ley W. litiszatn, at the suit ot
Benja
min P. Blood, for use of Edward Sullivan.
113212
All tile right, title, Interest and claim of the
deimidant, Samuel Goodwin now in the hands
of ills Administrator, John .I'. Miller, (with no
tice to Wesley Goodwin anti Emma bood w In, ;
children of said Samuel Goodwin, deceased.)
All that certain lot or piece of ground, situate
In Robinson township, A lleghenp county, State
of Ponnsylvanta adjoining the lands of Ar
buckle, McNaug ' fiton and Taggart, bounded
and described as follows: Beginning on the
west side of Cheaters creek, at the line of
lands of John J. Taggart;_ thence north 70.5 de
grees west, 49 perches, to n hickory; thence
north 5 de, roes east, 19 and 6-10 perch., to a
post; thence north 45.6 degrees oast, S perches,
to a hickory; thence north 27 degrees east,
N and 6.10 perches, to a white oak; thence north
I 4 degrees east, 15 perches, to a poet, thence
south 39 degrees east, Is porches, to Chanters
creek, and thence along said creek, south 2 de
grees west, 15 perches, to the place of begin
ning; containing ten acres, more or less,• and
upon which is erected it One storied Wm. wet
ling house; being the saute lot or piece of
ground Mel; wt. conveyed to Samuel G00d
‘,.., .1 Win Taggart and wife, by deed dated
July M, 1819, and recorded in the °M I
ee for re-
cording deeds, 3.c., for Allegheny county, in I
deed book, volume 103, page M.
seized and taken In eSeelll.loll, as the prop
erty of sallw' Goodwin, now in the hands of •
John .1. Miller, (with Untie° to Wesley Cowl
win and Ettimallooda in, children of said Sam
uel Goodwin, deceased,) at the suit of John
Taggart, for use of Wm. Young ft Co., now for
use of Mary J. Taggart.
A L9O,
All the right, title. Interest anti Main' of the
defendant Jacob Wakefield, of, in, and to all
runt certain piece or tract Of land situate in
Franklin township, Allegheny county, Mate
or Pennsylvania, bOrtiltieti and described as
follces, Beginning at a post on the line ofland
now or late owned by A. Means; thence by
said tine north degrees, east I'M perches to a
'lost; thence by land new or late owned by the
heirs of 8. Neely. north 2V, degrees, west 17l
perches and 8 links to a post; thence by lands
of which this tract was part, Beath 87 degrees.
west 119 0.10 perches to a post; thence by lands
now or late owned by Robert Wilson, south 2
degrees, east 171 6-10 perches to the place Of
beginning, containing 195 acres more or lass,
being part of lot No. IM in Nicholson'. Distriet
of depreciation lands, and being the same
tract of land which etas conveyed by John
Robertson and wife to James Wakefield by
deed, nearing date November, 1836, and recur.
tied in said county of Allegheny, In deed hook
volume 53, page 174, being all the Interest of
of said delendant In and out of said tract of
Lund throng% and tinder the will of James
Wakefield, deceased, dated July 3,1348, as the
name remit,. on record in the °dice of the
Register of Wills in and for said county of
Allegheny, upon widish are erected a two sto
ried frame dwelling house, a barn, stable and
other out buildings.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of Jacob Wakefield, at the suit of John
administrator of David C. Wake
dela.
CHM
All the right., true, interest, and claim of the
defendant. Hiram Huila, deceased, now In the
hands of D. C. Heitz and J. G. Murray his ad
ministrators, of, In, and to the one undivided
third part of alt that piece or parcel of land,
situate to the township of Snowden, in the
county of Allegheny and State of Pennsylva
rile, bounden and described as follows, to wit:
On the west by lands of It. 11. Fife, on the south
by.lands lately of James Fife, Esq., now John
Lothinger and Johnston Adams, on the east by
lands of John Mathews and Jacob Horning,
and ou the north by . lands of Harrison Hulls
and - lately George IlaWkins,
contahling one hundred and two acres and
one hundred and forty-six perches, more or
less, on which is erected two frame dwelling
houses, two frame barns and other out build
ings.
Seized and taken in execution as lie proper
ty of 11.1 ram Maltz, deceased, now In the hands
of D. C. Hintz and J. G. Murray his admint.
paters, at the salt of J. V. Howland for tuse.of
D. C. Hultl, now for sue
O of A. 11.
ALS,
All the right, title, interest, and claim of the
defendant Alexander Gregg, Of, in, and to, all
that certain lot or messnage of land lying In
the township of Elizabeth, Allegheny county,
PennsylvanM, bounded and described as fol
lows, viz: Beginning at a post in the street or
road; thence south 70: degrees, west. 16 per
ches ton post; thence .by land of Ladwick
Bitlshouaer north 16degrees, west 5 perches to
a post; thence by laud of the same, north 7Dy,
degrees, oast 16 perches tea post on said Street
or read, and thence along the same eolith 10
degrees, east 5 perches to the place of begin
ning, containing one-half aCre of land.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop..
erty of Alexander Gregg at the snit of John
Gregg.
A.Lfith
All the right. title, intermit and claim, Of the
defendant Levi Howard, now In the hands of
Jame', Howard, Ids executor, of, in and to, all
that certain lot or piece of land actuate In the
Reserve Tract opposite Pittsburgh, adjoin
ing lands of Dr. C. L. Armstrong, and described
as follows, via. Beginning. at :a. Post on the
Ohio River, a corner of Di. Armstrong's lot
thence along the line of said lOC north 7.W deg.
east SS porcine, to a post on Ferry Lime: thence
along said lane, south deg. east 10 1 4 per. 10
apoet; thence month 75Xtfeg. west XI per. to the
Ohio flyer, and thence along said river to the
place of beginning. Containing two acres and
one quarter.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
ertp of Levi Howard, now In the hands ofJ ernes
Howard his executor at the snit of Thomas
Hind's executers.
. _ • _ .
ALSO,
All the right, title, Interest and Malin, of the
defendant Jonathan Large deceased, in the
hands of Ida tolusinLitrator Henry Large of In
and to, all those two certain lota of ground
being Nos. • and I lu James Patterson's subill
t
Vision of lot No . St i t Dr. Nathaniel Bedford's
plan of Int, In Born eh or Birmingham, Alla
Ebony Comity, Stu ii of Fennsylvinia, :Said
iota baring a front i f ulinut •S lest on Denman
street, and running sea preserving the same
width Cu feet. - •
Seised and taken in execution, as theplrop
erty of Jona th an. Loran dereased, now in the
hands of Lis administrator Henry large, at
the suit of William Dilworth, Jr,
lt.. , • •
All the right, title, urrest and Claim of the
defendant John F. I unnett of, In and. to, ail
that certain treat or parcel of land situated on
the waters of is:nia Still Bun, La g a id w i n *ow ,.
atop, AllegitenY : DortiliTiatiii:swe of Fenusvic
reale. . Bounded and thiserlha.L• as follows.•
Beginning al ahlekorytreo at :the.cOrner at
lands now or late of William Long.and John
• a,./ Long. Diener by, laud of William. Long
nort h •blieg, west .61 WOO perches to i priat; •
theneo north 60% deg., east-3t perches to. a
,I w the saki -thence thence • nOrthy 6 deg.- east gt 640 .
1 perches to e..p.mt;.thence north --..-48.pereherr
to a white mat; thence.north 4015 deip•east Si
' 13.100 perches to a post;.:thence north 66 deg.
east'l7 32,100-pereheatiolLpindathenos by land .
now late of Henry.ithiwenstein south, s)t
deg: east 19 16-100 perchehioot„peett thence
south? deg. west /9_Miatita.ta appal; ,thence
.north 79%arg. - ein -56 11erKiiirtaa - .post. to
lands Of. , dshilia ,l ll . loadyi"tifeattr. b y leettn.r•
,Selbted theith' , 4OMM•ft; , esit' 6 PlOPepefteli-tO it'
, ;prawn tieeittanceng land or rttchohut Hott
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
ro3oloE.li:(ll33`}
N ORDINANCE for the Dlstrlbu,-
thin of the Appropriation to Vire Engine. and
Ifone, for the year husd.
I. Be It ordaford and enacted by the May
or, A/do-men and intirens of Pittsburgh, in Select
and (Named+, a”iiinbLeti, and a ts hereby
melded by authority of the same, That or the moneys
heretofore appropriated Ihr Conceits to Flee En
gines owl Done, 1 we Thousand Vire Hundred Dot
bob shall he and here', bet apart and Alit lir
paid lo each of the following companies, nisi Vig
ilant. Neptune, Niagara, Eagle. Allegheny. Du
-1,11.,111P lir lief; and that of the same appropria
lion. the NUM of There Hniiiired shall tie paid
to each td the following named I t, Companies,
.t ap edntat and Good Intent: and that n( the
ban.. propriation, the .111 aline Thousand Dol
lars •hall he paid to The Stewart If ono 51211 Ladder
Company
ns~. That all ordinance% or part• of ordinances
Inconsistent heren lilt be anti thy Caine nee hereby
rpealed.
ordained and enarted Into a Inc In Conn ells, this
ate day of March, A. D., iyo3.
• -
.
JAMES fiteAULIGY,
Presidool. of Oeloot Council
Att,.l.: E. E. MORROW,
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TIJOSIAS STEAL.
President of Common Connell
Atte HOGII ile3l/1811111.
EMMEMiI
ORDLNANCE Atithorking the
Grading. Pacing and Setting with Curb-Stone
of Logan
I. Be it ordained and by the May.
or, Aldermen nod (Mire. of Pittsburgh, in Stied
and COMM
y on Councils assemb led, and is hereby
enacted authority of
Is
hereby) 'that the Record
ing Regulator be and he Is directed to adlier
tier for proposals for Orn.ling, Paring and Setting
with Curti•Stone of Logan :Street, (rota Webster
street to Redford street, In the Sixth q' :and to
let the as In the manner directed hy L n Ordinance
of t . ounclia passed Angnnt Slat, A. IL, ILY:, and an .;
Act of Assembly approved January Oil., A. IL, IWIL
Ordained and enacted into s law in Cennells, this
'lBth day of bland., A. I'.. lead.
.1 AMES Dir.AULEY,
President ofSelect Cotter/I.
Attest E. E. aloanow,
,lerk or :rierl Council.
T Hun AS STEEL,
President of Ilerunvon Connell.
At lest: 111011 .
I'lerk of C . omto'on C.ooncil
MEM
AN OgtDINANCE Authorizing the
Watling, Paving sad Setting with bleb-Stone
'Beech Allot.
tizermais Be if ordained and enacted by Ott Matt
o, Aldermen, and cleans of Patentees to Select
and ilmtmteti Conneas atermeed,and ft fa beep
enacted by atithoetta 0/ are same, That the Records
Ins Iteguialor M: an t be in hereby directed to ad
vertise fur proposals ha
ti the tending., Paving and
betting with Curls-White d' Deitch Alley, from Bed
ford to Webster street, and to let the same In the
manner directed by an Ordinance of inatiels passed.
Aorot tat, A. D., lea. and an Act of Astembly ap
proved January 6th, 1664.
Ordained and enacted Into a law In Councils, this
28th day of March, A. 11., l&B.
• JAMES SicAt/LEE,
President of :select Council.
Attest: E. E. Moßacrw,
Olerh o Selcot Council.
l'll. /11., STEEL,
ol • 'olionou Council
Stint: HUGH lic3l,llTEll.
clerk of Common Council.
intahhtd
AN ORDINANCE Defining Boun
dary Linen between the Fifth and Ulath, Third
and Fourth %Verde.
SecTION I. Be a ordained and enacted by the Bay
r, Aldermen and Citizens of Pittebrirgh, in Select
end Common Votencile renibied, and if is hereby
enacted by authority it/ the tame That the dirislan
lines between the Western end or the Fifth and
ninth, Third and Fourth Wards, elan be the cent.
of Faber to Washington street. Washington street
to Liberty street. and thence along Lanai street to
the Allegheny river.
Ordained and enacted Into a law In Councils, thla
%Lb day of March, A. I)., LOGO.
J AMES Mc MILEY ,
President of Select Council.
Attest: F. F.. MORROW,
.. . ,
Cierk'of Select Connell.
• TH EL,
President or Common Council
Atten: HVOU Mal/111MB.
lEEMONii=II
A N ORDINANCE Relating' to See-
A. a.. 3. ennytrr=l.l of City Code.
littertox I. Be it ordained and enacted by PM May.
anAldermen, and Citizen, of Pdlebstrph, fn Mane
d VOMI7/01/ Councils at/nob/ea, and tt ie hereby
enacted by Me at/thorny Veber Come, That all *home,
or ciblbitlons of any kind whatsoevr referred to 142
Section 3d, Chapter= of the City Code for which.
thr license fee for the use of the City Is based upon
the price of adualmiou, mild fee Wall be at the rata
of onedollar for etery live cents Charged for seats
of the highest price.
SEC. 3. Any patio of amid Section 3, Chapter 23d.
conflicting herewith, be and the same Is hereby re
pealed •
Ordained and 'enacted Into • law in Colltkale, this
26th day of March, A. D., MA&
JAMES McAULEY,
Prealdentuf Select Council.
Attest: E. E. titotnow,
I 'leek of Select Council.
Preside r n i Nf ld Cam ST oPt` l ot . mil.
Attest. Munn Mc3lAnYtu,
I •lerk of Common Connell.
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WALL PAPHRS,&o.
THOMAS PAOLI:H.
WHOLESALE AND RLI AIL DEALER IN
W ALL F I AIP - Eal.
TRANVARENT WINDOW SHADES,
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P ja co 17 su Pl. EEO
Warehouse, 91 Wood Street,
Second door below Diamond Alley,
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WALL PAPERS,
In .Fero Designs.
PLAIN Ali U. BEAUTIFUL. BIM HT 00(
102 - cwiar Xtectokv-123.6
IN UREAT VARIETY, AT
107 Market. Street, near Filth.
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PAPER HANGINGS FOR nes.
' A greet collection or
dmerican Watt Papers.
i , or the 6rst time Wire years
dry rir IFMOGLISii P4PERS.
A eholee metedlon of the ,
Newest French Papers
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WALTlilt P. MAIIMIALL,
• SI Wood Street.
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A LLEGHEWIrtQIIN'IIi,ix.—At suk,
orphaps• Court held at thaetty of Plttaborirb e
to mid for iiald rudely.. in thentattoror tita•iatala . .
or Letitia C.. ttotomp et. al., no. 45, December,
Term, Inrs. March 11111, WAL E. - Han RINI,"
Ss— Nan. appointed Auditor - to audit the excel,.
Vous.. BY TELE COURT.
VIVID the Item& .
Eterk.
The Linillor above named artritneet the parties hp, .•
teresled, for the.puip , ete of lila Appointment. at, hti.
°Nee r No .511 Atrant. street,••Pattobarsh, on that'
ESTE OAT UP APItlt,A.:l)... tald„, p„.eo4logle,
W. E. HAWKINS Jfi. 'Abditor "
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the emotes 9 WU:UAW AUTOBRIATILEZt lett -GC , -—,
Alleibeity Lily. Merneur eteultilY, TdOMSM,IMVIIt,
beast duly granted to itiathattel Holmes eta the L..
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