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6►TIIBDAY. a►Y 11.1667
EDUCATIONAL PROGRESS OF TILE
Whatever theology, or science may
affirm as to the original the human race,
or of the various tribes of 'Which it is
composed, there is little or no doubt as
to the fact that hitherto the blacks have
tailed to develop a high order of civiliza
tion, or even a condition of society de
serving, in any true,sense, to be called
civilized. All the other races have at
tainedeertain stages of Intellectual and
moral elevation, according to their re
, sPeCtive genius. The progress has
!.-been normal' and spontaneous—from
, within. „But the • blacks seem to have
remained; with individual exceptions,
' stbstantiallY what they were at the be
ginning. They have neither originated
nor aPpicipriated knowledge beyond
those ruder forms specially _adapted to
support animal life.. Reports have been
elrealited, from time to time, of the ex
istence of ribes of blacks, In remote
corners, that t had advanced farther, but
diligent search has failed to, make the
''discovery certain.
In consequence of these discouraging
bets, it has been assumed that the blacks
bad no aptness for learning, and that by
whaterer, new S anti favoring eircrun.
. •
stances surrounded, would remain
. shrouded in congenial darkness. If sol
itary Instances of snperior capacities and
acqtdrenuents were produced, the excel
-
lender were attributed to the interming
ling of white blood , in' greater or lessor
proportions: discarding the natural in
' ference that if a little . white blood could
do so much, a good deal of it ought to
exalt to angelic altitude.
• Since the great act of Emancipation
the blacka of the Southern States have
certainly disclosed surprising and =-
looked for qualities. At first they ex
periencdd a sort of bewilderment. The
boon of Freedom; was so great, came in
a manner. so. tnexpezted, and with at
tending circumstances of such grandeur
and impressivenessilllat the recipients
of it were staggered and delirious. They
felt that Liberty was the most precious
of mundane rights; yet did not appre
hend in what it consisted, norirtewhiri;
stations and responsibilities attended it.
In Ahem particulars they had' a good
deal of company on the part of whites
who claim to know much Bat present.
ly the blacks settled down under the
conviction that Liberty, whatever else
it might imply, involved the right to
. work and enjoy the fruits of industry;
to learn and have the benefit of know
. lag; of being secure and helping the se
' entity of all. For months there has
been a Concurrence of testimony to the
effect that the blacks were nra tlng in
-systematic Industry, ern ore
thought Now there is accumulating
evidence that they are rapidly acquiring
the rudiments of education.
Mr. ALVOBD, the Superintendent of
Colored Schools, reports to General
. Bows= that there are under the auspi
ces of the Freedmen's Btutan 1,207
,schools, employing 1,410 teachers, and
instructing anaggregateot 77,998 pupils.
But this 'embraced neither the totality
nor the best part of the educational
morisment. In speaking of Texas, the
liopertintendent says: -
"Many small schools in °bemire pla
ces are scattered through the State,
taught mostly by colored people who
lave obtained a low degree of elementa
ry knowledge; but these are not repor
ted. It is supposed that at, least ten
thousand colored persons, old and young,
have learned to siril and read in Texas
vitt& tJae- year.' •
If the eame zeal for knowledge has
been manifested in the other States—and
numerous facts indicate it has—more
progress hes been made Independent3y
of the operations of the Bureau than
through tie agency. This independent
improsetherit is altogether the most val
uable.. It shows the blacks are not sim
ply receptive .of -what is, so to speak,
forced upon them, but .are in eager
quest after instruction.
A letter from a Louisiana planter Is
given, which has peculiar dgnificance:
earragsvuxs, Pawn or sr.llAar,
December
DRAM 13M1 I Wish 10 giro yon the re.
suit of a little experiment tried by me
during the past summer: .
As nearly every school with a white
. person for a teacher had proved a failure
in this vicinity, I determined to test the
_matter thoroughly... therefoln induced
a young negro woman to establish a
school at a point which world be conve
nient to Mx-plantations, I _becoming re
. -spensible for the rent of the house in
case she did not pay for it. The school
hus now, been In operation about six.
months. Theparents (common plants.
tion laborers) have. not only - sent their
children, but have also paid:, each month,
the price charged for tuition out of their '
hard earned wages. The average atten
dance butsbeen twenty-three,vanging in
age from Ave to thirteen years. I have
never seen better order or discipline; and
at an exunination the other day, without
any previous warning that they were to
' be examined, I beheld as great if not
greater: progress than I ever saw in any
elementary white schooL
I would remark, too, that the text
books used in the school forma most
laughable medley, for parent and - patron
were too poor to purchase new books.
Stet a tattered and dirtylot of primary
geographies and arithmetica, with half
'editions of spelling; beets, never before
was- seen. •But I will venture to say
that . •ier.y -. r ite schools can exhibit
. ?niters, or spellers, on
o; of the same-nge, or a
of arithmetic or se-,
Ilerer . ,
then, my deer sir, is a fact (a
ainali'one, I'll =mit, buts nevertheless a
• fact) which Cguanothe" written down: A
.....futl.l4aoded black woman{ with 'ern
fish
Or
dinary education in the ruclimantars fe ng .
branches, takes twenty-tires pal.
blooded -negro children, who bad sleet,
been ten mites from the p!antatione wheel
they "reborn, and in Biz months teaches
them as mush as any white children of the
, same age know.
Another fact has been developed by
this experiment, viz: that with very little
astistanee the neyros will educate their own
_ children. Let but • the miserable prejte.
• dice. and 111-feeling which exists on the
part if the old slave owner towards the
black be done avity_witb, (and a great
change la already gain's on here), and
• with blacks for teachers, it will not be
long before there will be a school on
every plantation. The establishment of
' _large central schools in towns and ai m
atvial expellee, by governMent, will sun
be as advantageous= small schoolamore
• generally diffused throughout the coon
.try on the different plantab
rt ana, as the
negrosi are unable to suppo their d
. dren away from home.
lam begin r rather their own
interests are doing.t, to engage some of
our largest land owners in the cause of
education; And am In holies, sir, that
yon triik have a' pleasant report from Bt.
llary's in the course of a year or two.
, Bespecthdly,
Dn. SHargarICARIE ALLEN.
Major General 0. 0, Howard, Els:peen
j. • texident llefugees, Freedmen and
Abandoned Lands.
• Judging from theee'and other, indica
tions of Mos character, it is plain the
blacks hare the elements of progress in
sheer, and are bringing those elements
;handsomely into play; The efforts they
s - pt-liiiskingeo obtain efucation, and the
' 44 4: 9 4 4 lade/ r eal elms plausibility
i~:
s~~. .
to tha belief that they will distance the .
poor whiter, who are their neighbors,
and obtain a rank of decided respecta
bility. They hays _clearly a thirst for
knowledge and aptness in acquiring the
lower or primary forms of it. Bow
much beyond this they •can go remains
to be tested. But this must be borne in
mind, that the reputation of the whites
is based rather upon thdividual caeoP
tlons than upon greatness in the masses.
'Only hers and there a white man is
found who rises into the realm of pure
thought, and not one :n a hundred thous
and of his fellows c omprehend his su
periority.u-
Ordinarily he hoe been
countet a mOnster. altogether dangerous
to the'fiepose of the world.
-
Is septum° a Convention of Mann
facture:m which assembled in New York
on the sth instant, the Tribune lucid.
entail) , remarks:
The importers have substantial con
trol of the Newspaper Press of this city.
The', Tribune and one or two papets ex
cepted. We do not, in saying this,
charge any party with corruption. It
happens that the Importers are Free
Traders, and that they, with the jobbers
of their goods, are
,very large and con
stant advertisers as most American pro
ducer* pf Metals, Wires and Fabrics are
not. The importers advertise mainly in
' journals which talk as those importers
would have them on the Tariff question;
and the great majority of our journals
talk so as to please their most liberal
advcrtisers. All Aida is rather natural
than othenvise,_and we are not blaming
either party. e state facts which ex
plain other facts W , and demand public at
tention."
This pdint is well taken. Manufactu
rers wherever situated, naturally and
properly want able and influential Jour.
nalkin their respective vicinages, to ad.
',Teat° that System of - Governmental
Protection on which their prosperity or
dinarily depends. They are sensitive,
and sometimes censorious, if 'articular
journals do not come fully up to what
they conceive to be the exigencies of the
case. Yet they contribute comparative.
ly little to the support of newspapers.
In this city few branches of retail trade
can be mentioned which do not furnish
more solid support to the local press than
all the manufacturing establishments put
together. This explains wby journals
published in towns of about the ' same
grade, but principally devoted to traffic,
have much ampler revenues and are able
Ito expend more upon editorial and other
service. Perhaps the great stingele
which impends, relative to Protection
arid Free Trade, may enlighton 'alum
faaturers to to their policy and duty to
wards the press in the matter of adver
_ _
"This is rank ingratitude. The Post
did not put down the rebellion, because
that would have abbreviated the services
and salaries'of the Quartermasters and
Paymasters who thronged the road to
wards the 'Military Chest from the GA.
rams office—and this is our thanks for
letting the war go 0n." 7 -Post.
Why didn't you make a smart allusion
to Noah or Adam? It would have been
as pertinent as what you have offered.
No person now connected with this
iournal got or asked place or emolument
of the Government during the war.
Osx D4T the telegrams assert that
Chief Justice Clues will preside at the
trial of 11r. DAVIS. The next day that
he will. The third day that he will not,
:tad so on. They had better drop the
matter entirely.
Imports and Exports of the United state.'.
The report of the Director of the Du
man of Statistics for the month of April,
1867, has just been published, showing
the statistics of the commerce and navi
gation of the United States, up to the
31st of March last..
The value of the imports of foreign
commodities for the nine months ending
March 31 were $306,083,833 for the
three months ending on that date were
$94,754,462. and during the month of
March were $31,082,119; of which
amount $27,954,743 was dutiable, and
$3,127,376 free of duty- •Of the whole
amount Imported inklarch goods valued
at $18,606,584 were entered for consump
tion and. goods valued at $12,475.635"
entered into warehouse. The prin.
cipal articles were:. Coffee, $933,-
6EC; cotton manufactures, $2,022,394;
flax and manufactures thereof; $539,180;
hides and skins, $1,237,394; iron and
steel, and manufactures of, $2,112,526;
silk and manufactures of, $1,528,735.
sugar s ad: molasses, $3,291,1:21; tea,
$918,704; tobacco and manufactures of,
$250,219; liquors, $402,667; wool and
manufactures of, $3,694,765.
The exports of domestic commodi ties
for the nine months ending March 31
were $308,788,633; the exports for the
three months ending on that date amoun
ted to $133,882,777, and the same for the
month of March to *45,512,140. The
principal articles exported were: Bread
stuffs, $2,017,789; cotton, $31,301,779;
cotton manufactures, $381,383; gold and
, 'silver coin, bullion and manufactures of,
' $1,679,025; lumber and manufactures of
wood, $1,443,854; petroleum and, other'
oilsi $1,577,224; provialons, *2,037,897;
- Siam and turpentine, $215,035; tobacco
and manufactures of, $744,194.
The value of exports of . foreign mer
chandise for the three months ending
March 31, were $3,985,499, and for the.
month of March, $2,272,198.
The commercial reports, while con
firming the vast extent' of our foreign
trade exhibited In these statistics, show
that the large proportion of It is done
in foreign bottoms. From Bergen, in
Norway, our consul reports - the arrival
of but a single vessel from',the United
States. Oar consul at Laguaym, ;Vene
zuela, also reports the arrival of but-one
' vessel Our consul st St. Sohn's, New
Brunswick, reports a remarkable falling
off in the shipments of lumber 'to the
United States as compared with the same
period last year. The report of our con
sul at --Melbourne, Australia, shows
24,300 tons of shipping in port with'933
tons .belonging to the 'United States.
* The report of our consul at. 'Lyons,
France, exhibits a falling off..ba our pur
chases of silk, velvet goods, and other
articles of luxury to the extent of near
ly one-half, as compared with last year..
The communication from the Hanseatic
charge d'affairs exhibits a gratifying in
areas° of trade between the United
Stetes and the port of Bremen, as corn—
with last year. Statistics of the
shipmetss of textile manufactures from
• Die Unite l Kingdom to the Milted States
exhibits a night increase over last year.
The values of domestic imports given
above except Uncle and bullion, are. in
h. currencyoall others in gold. '
he
A Pim iitvganore, called the /Wm
type proinises to inaugwato a complete
revolution in the sri 01 printing. By
Seised an entire neWspaller can be re
produced in four - rdrisa. without
the labor of printers or the tux of type.
An impression of a pap lakes by s
camera and then transferred to a betel
plate. This plate is immersed in an add
solution, which eats away from the atir.
fees all but the impression left by, the
camera, thus producing a perfect stereo
(92e plate ready to be used In striking
ou Printed impressions, - I have been
shown a copy of the Punch re-produc
ed by this means In a very- short time
—illustrations and aIL . The reading was
not as clear OA legible as in the ede
ma, but the inventor claims that he will
very soon be able to equal the originals.
A company has been organized td Rrose
cute the work, and have located their
office in Beekman street, where experi
ments are now being conducted. Should
the invention succeed, pictures and en
graving of every desmiptionvili b ec o me
very abundant, as by means of It they
can be reproduced any and everywh ere
in a short time. We are thus wo m b ed
a complete revolution In everything reeerr.
tabling to the art of ;,:prmtiag:—New
Pork-Letter.
Mot In Tio,Atuninton County
Lehigh The w.ordkmsasenv, T ua t . he the
op
posite Perryville, went upon a strike
last Thursday. Ott Friday morning six
of them came (lowa the valley, and when,
they arrived opposite Slatington, began,
in. various ways, to interfere with the la
borers at work along the road in that
neighborhood. They then_ went Into a
house occupied by a family , one of whose
members is a young msm in the last sta
ges of consumption, *md, after abusing
him verbally, rushee., u p on hi m w ith t h e
intention to do tur.i bodily harm, but he
avoided them by' running up stairs. In
the same roe:m was an aged insane
woman, who was then attacked, When
the laborers on the railroad, mostly Ger
mans, were called to oust the intruders,
but before' hey could enter the house the
rioters rushed out andattacked them. iA
sub-boss, named Baer, became engaged
with two of the rascals, and they cut
and mutilated him in the face in a hor
rible manner. They then turned upon
an aged and infirm man, beating and cut
ting him in various parts of the body,
and then entered his house and stole a
shot gun. After committing these out
rages they proceeded on down the val
ley, but a party of four citizens followed
in pursuit. At Slate Dam, pressed by
their pursuers, they . swam across the Le
high—and, in crossing, lost the gun they
had stolen and the knapsacks of clothing
they were carrying. Their pursuers pro
cored a boat and followed them, and, at
Laury's Station coming up with them,
the rascals sought refuge in a house,
where they were captured. They were
taken before John M. Dower, Esq., at
at Cherryville, where they gave their
names as John Fleming, Mad. Malone,
John Balser, John Mey,•Wm. Fleming,
and Charles White. hi default of ball
they were committed to Jail at Easton.
Allentown Dispatch.
CONSVIIIIMON.--This Scourge
of htinatity. tine of civilisation. withdaspoon
may hss insinuated Wolfish" all classes. Crete.
and conditions of life. Neither ace sex or rout
are exempt from Its . fleecy band falls
gibe upon loothful Innocence and boar, hi stied
age. Come ol the prominent symptoms nee Conn
Expectorant. hhortnetts of West, trritatlon
shouts the Lungs and Chest. Darting rains ix the
Bide and Bark. Emsclatioe .d•geueral negative
nditlon ofthe whole system. I t is authentically
l i stated that one-fifth of the Inhabitants of this
'noun try and Europe die of Consumption. ,ho
ousel. has taco more thoroughlystudied, and
its stature less anderstood, tiers is so d isease
upon which exists • greater diversaty of opinion,
and no disease which has more completely batted
all medical still sod remedial agencies. re,'
sons auffertur from this dread disease or stir
of Its eenco sitants. should lose
r no titre in
in rder that tallmay stay its Cst ttTs, and be
restored to health. • , _
The Bev. EDWARD 1.. WII.SON'S
C on -
PA
WED BBILPAKATIONI for the core of on anniptlon. Asthma, itrouchitia. Covet.. Coll
andsliThrost and Lame Affections. hes Lena
r.' 10 yeaxs wiuhtbeanost marled niece .
ohs!remedy. prepared anger Mr. Wilson's per.
superel.lon, also pamphlet, ....Balmiest
tie origipsi pre.ription• with fall sad explicit
directions for prenerstien and use. together with
o abort history of biscuit, may be otttaltied of
the Billowisc Decants% to this State.
d oom FLE.Blhill, at Market street.
ritisharg, sole agent rot Western Betuall •
vsnla. natures
What Eivirayne's Ointment Will
D
s— o.
lt wltt etas f lab to from rt to 4.3 boors.
2—lt will cuss the most oestthoste cases of Tet-
a-It +Clew, Chronic 1.17618e1ns of the fun.
4—lt walnut< SKIL annum. &aid Head.
n—lt vlO eure Denman Flles. Eraptlons.
11—It fositteeli Cure Ott Inst.vans.
7-1354 11171,773•11 lanTl=l7 sad oartaa bo
morn.
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"ITCH" Dr. &movie+ Otatmost. "FETTER" "
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"ITCH" NEVER KNOWN "TZT7EB. IO
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"ITCH" "TETTILIMI
Fvsparbd only id .- Dr. SCATHE elO.ll l , Fhll
sdelpbla- told by IICLARILBI7 WREN.
NA N, 83 Mallet street.. 0810. A. KELLY. 37
Wood se., JUd. FLEMISH, s Marna at.. A.
TualtlNC 8. tor. an and Market street+, PM+.
buret; ILAN F. AL)EUITI. Allegbent.
E=2]
WHO IS RESPONSIBLE?
.vicumot aeblllt7, tot , o L reaPoualblr for r" ,
noble:teas? Not yourself, You 'MI a.T. tar
you've dale you could to Caro It. Thai's •
.dstake on Tose part. You her 'Ai trted 1100-
TZITIE/r4
. .
Gloomy dysneptle, with an uneasy stomach and
a woad-weary mem or course r you don't Mint
Ittr7Torafo".P.3l"l:elaltoto ot;y7..ttlt.
s!
lion that 7oa bar `nl t ri ed taw/m o ults.
IMAM.
ltkom sufferer. It la not your fault, yea thlak,
that year snag:tipsma prow worse day by 'day.
timepui dorsal de you at. good. Very Ilk. tr.
Bat you can be brought mantises el Mat. Way
bar'ot you tried ?Worn r
an d BYIT LIM?
d. and hom Ifn.r and Ago. attenmattely
blow. hot road, and whose brain mans lobe
beletthi , eltlithe enema of a emu torso ..1 drug,
• t ak en moan. tlas tospouslbtlity *), not You 's
• plies or uultdor, and all the Yes - elation
median.. Maas coma yen du mora Oar
tame moth— th e very thing mat woo d bare ex
empted ,you Rom asl tba pangs that now rack
you. lull ham, newer trims iIIinTLTTEIVII
BITTER..
Nervous laraltd, what have ion to say? You
pi-ad that you have taken all the tiers In, sof the
harmasorata. Ir they bare dons you no gale,
P
as net your Ault. Youare not raspon•tble.
Wrung, _alt wpm.. • Yost have, la reality, Ito.
boded y
ItllaglitriEntoo blame but ourself. Why lass'ot Yaa
a f e d
[absolutetora e nate d mumplalnu. the Bla
tant are apeellass. -
MEN CANAIDENSIS.
A. tree which Is abn/lant th Canada, Nova
Seale, and the more northern Carta of the New
England States. and 1,11 also retied In the elevated
end toonntainoma regions of the Atlddie States,
and !Wounds to medicinal virtues. Or. b O .ll.
of Boston, has prepared a tottlicine from the
sweet istalde barb of the pine tree. canal Ft.
LAND'S WWII/ FLA comrut NV, watch la
on• of rare value in all debilitated states of the
kidneys. It actailaa charm in all diseases of
macros Membranes,' etabling them to regain
their last tone sad enemy. It will be found well
adapted to all those diseases. where Mucha has
been tried and failed. It la likewise well milted
to chronic coughs, and an Infallible specks for
old and debilitated casts of asthma. Many pl.
sons who at , r only rompttle Ma wadi.
nine, to wr afterwazds Im et .4 mot 1
nosen, or hall damn, which effected radical
mires of diseases 01 We bladder and kidney of
yea's &sanding.
Diabetes,. • disease the bc'en hioked Amon
se among Mae incurables. Immediately relieved
- by U. Notice the certificate of eau Noonday,
km' rot t edms timn•Po•
Th Slates Dispensmory, sprains, of
the ;due ufst it Is prescribed In leucorriums
fleet, sad other dithaths or the urinary pm sake.:
In plies and chronic Inflammation or Utearailon
of the bowels, In chronic catarrhal affections,
and le Tattoos forms of rheumatism." It is ex
ceedingly valuable In gravely affection'.
bloody urine. and where there la red and waits
sediment 11 can Os taken without interniptlon
to one's canal avoeatiormt and Instead of sicken.
tag, orddects a bracing, healthy power of endu.
Leaand visor. Price, ♦ i per bottl e: aim foe 1113.
Lea tor et/L•N Wei w PITA I'INA OM.
I'OUN D. For male by the gross, dozen or sinelz
Pottle.
od at
st Lit reet.. AZ If SAWS tircat Medicine tor,
140 Wo AWN
~c~:~:v~:.~~:je~~~ 3 r:~ev~!
• WM. BINGHAM Jr.. Adams lea - prma
pm, 54 Plfth Btreat, Is an outlsgriadd Amaa
norm Adwirtleastra+ for the GAHETTE.and
ad maw grz a ...
v tamoughold UMW &aka
and the
ROBINSON BROTHERS
33exaals.ormi,
No. 78 -F9lllllll ISTILEET, Plitsburgli
Covvart 7-30's. free of chame, noon (lore
meet terms. They Late conetantly on hand
kinds of
17. El. 334::::11\TED13,
And ire prepared to bay and sell Bann:rad Bands
or Monks; Bent. oaa And ilrido Mods.: lion
ore... Reel Estate, Land Warrsats, At.
• WAN TED.—I be none. of the tenntles of lln
ler. Beaver. Lawrence. Merger and Washington.
Interest ado ..d no Time areposide. .
BLACK. 1111.1 L sAcqiis,
FANCY CLOTH 13A0,17ES
141
At Very 'Low Prices,
YOU &ILL BY
WHITE, ORR & CO.,
45prth Street.
/SIM
HOSIERY
HOSIERY !
HOSIERY
NEW STOCK NOW OPENING, AT
PHELAWS
Old Stand Stocking Store,
xtrlFra STILEEr
• 111:11
610 U) PENS AND lIOLDEUS.
• .......
We Ike jut received a lento nod epaulet.,
It jalrchtlds n
(to.. and Newton. Katie
• CO'. ...la Veto and Holders, emaciate' all
the site. auto. The attention of MouILICINOTS
I. tewtleelen7 Invited to the 'evertor orrice Rene
of Fairchild &I VO.
.'POCII.ET KNIVES.
tatowloo twitlab ifittutadaro otrocket Nati
—two hundred warlatltt.
The Bizirre Envelope
♦ large .00Pif of to various .Ises of this •
tad bisollftd CnrCtopa not oo hand.
I=
J. B. WELDER & CO.,
Booksellers and atanOnera,
?nu 11.01 WOOD STREET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"griII:UNITY CHORAL SER.
VICL.—Tbe cm] Arms -SUCK mi .
VICZ will be sung bs TILINITYCILINICH•BIZt h
•
street. TO-MORROW, at sX o'clock
OrBEV. oars CURTIS, OF
monis L iTOS e l t firolT,orAt. h la e 11'6 . CHURCH, O C
I;
Hand street, on, TU.MO RE OW . moralise Nsd
.211M.K. services to carmen. atthe usual no..
la' THE
I COltilleVG COMVIOL
sums 0 EUROPE.. La oonneeted with
the overthrow of the raps! and leannatedan.
rowan, .d the Merlon. Aapearlng and !D o r.
dom of our Lrd. kT W•
GARD; on SUNDAY. at II A. 11. Ankt 7`4 r.
Si PLULO LULL. Third street. above Darnels
JOHN A. ISSAT•
farY in. C. A.—REV. J. B.
MASK. P. U... 111 deltrer • sermon to
, - TOltnr men on SABBATH IV6NIIIO Yak run,
• at 74 o'clock, to the U. r. CHURCH, career or
Sanousty street and Steelton avenue, under the
l , usPltTs of the Young Men's klarlstlen A meta-
Mo. Slutdect•— .. pying Regret. In Chrtsiten
Lands."
ligr UNIVERSALIST CIIIIIIOEL
CORNER OF ()RANT ANwrinuu !ITS.
—l4oOor. Rev. A. .110no/AIMAN. 14 . .. Aching
EVERY SUNDAY at 104 A. N.. Ann 7 F. N.
Sunday School at 9➢
A. N. All the people Ire In
dlted to come and hem ,
Subject for to-morrow eyenlog—"The Grant
White TLIZOne Seen ny St. John."
arrIREACI3ING EVERY SAB
1,.
ner Aerie Avenue and Ilaaverslreet, AlleghrnY
City. Hee. Y.. 11. 131.1KH, rano , All are le
aned. ...lama free. !Sabbath &boot at 9 o'clock
m. and I S
IIgEr'RELIGIOII B .- THE FIRST
CHRIBTINN CHURCH, AllethenY City.
f which JOUEVIIKINU Is rustor, till the com•
pletiou of torir or. boo. of worrelp, idol con
tinue to meet let EICELSIUR HALL, comer of
YedernLy_n4 I.loek streets. hervlcee every
1:1=;;ITKUN
igErFITIST BAPTIST CHURCH
—Sere lee. at the NEW CHAPEL, Fourth
street. above Urge, every rabbath secretor. .t
*l'l.t.B the OT:ro11.4,
Stranger a are cortpuiy Invited.
The residence of the PailtOr. HOT. JAMES B.
NICKERSON is No. 13 Ch.M.= Ittr3 t•
10 - THE CIIUDCH GUILD
AND CLASS ROOMS.
Yo. 5163 rztiN ISTIMET.
now open to the public daily from SI A, x. to
OrriclOr WOotnalrealfilbliaf.Vldll )
Se. 2 Dll,Nlffle Way. }
Prrreadatilt, May 10da. 1/C, )
0-A. MEETING - of the titock
lioletra of the WOOLDIIIDOr. 011. 111.
71N110:1;COMPAli Y, VIII be bold at the Ogle
of the Compoor.
On Thursday, May 23d,1867,
I=
A full attendance Is especially desired. o busts
nen of great importance to the Stockholder.
will be brought bet are the meettag.
By order of the Board,
myths= Inbar M. LUSO, Secretary.
`TRAY MULE.--,-11 light dun
MAST-11UL.. broad dark stripe across thy
hhoaiders. dare streak along the beet. about tea
ands high, 'Co. taken up oath. prerulees of Ike
subscriber. le Credo. torraehip. kortilolll. 'The
owner Melva will come forward. Pray. probr
iy. pay sham.. eat tale Ler away. or *be will
be Sold sr./rang lots..
• S S lir N.
R . IL NORRIS,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
And dealer fa
Geutlemeies Furntsh Sim Goods,
N 9. 79 FEDERAL jiTELEET.
layll ALLIGHIC.N7, PA.
LOU` SENT,
UNVELLInG HOWIE I.ti OAKLA.NI).
Itirtste4 thin two misdes , walk f
in
l'a
senner Slall•ay rouse c o t nains el
rooms. Onisted auk. (.41 cella. • Ts/Instil
narlen and
Winston
•The 'sell et valet w
premises. r. Waal. glee. Mt."lately.,
Enp
Itre of LOUGLIALEN
1011 Wood street.
POSTOFFICE DIRECTORY for
11.01.—Lirhabetteal lilt of the Poeta:fees la
the United duties, With the manes of new Poll
muter. alt o th e names el Neer roatodlota,
Ito ttat appendix containing the relax of
Dosnestle utd Irofelgn Poeta., 11.1 of money
order caeca. and heat Poetenle. laws. together
p ai l
to
to d Poetoftt Fries ve lesl Canada. 800 I•ed tad cup
K cied PC. .60.
AY it COMPANY,
to It fl) Wood street.
PALE CHEAP FOR CASH
detente-hued Boller. Id Inches r 1 la. OAT
SI feet tong, Mete. new one dmlllsie-dard Boller
Inners in diameter. II feet long. almost new
one Condole Boller. loch Mug. •erg god. I
horse pow., mstrral new and sectoull.taan ,
Eaglets. on n Insets. from /la lath bore...
I•co taroks. to l7 to Bet Maas
Ctomllre at the ICQIIUVII
Works.
K. DOLT & CO..
mylt Year the Point, Piltshargh. Pa.
HAMMON & Meng,
House and Sign Painters,
133 TEIIIII/ PIT/MET. Plttaking'.
Gralnitia, Glazing S GUIUng
=I
Stan) PATItTP, VARNlgurs, TOTIY,
But:ants. TrniPtaTlNF. wtliTn
I=ZEI
BOOTS,. 8110 ES.
GAITERS AND BALTAGRALI,
Received Every Day
Oar stork la now Os Ingest best ssleelet. tad
by far ths Ctleer..t I'D the city. City tad
try merchants stipplted by the ease or dose., at
hen Volk sad Chi adelphla prises. thus so, lug
irony, ht and express, sad examine sad you
will be convinced. EnnlaMben at tin old stand of
J. H. & W. C. 13011 LANDIS,
No.lo MU E ET STUZIT,I4.2cor tram TURK K.
tan,
/ /
0./ ' •
No. 87 FIFTH STREET
PITIIIIIIITAGII. PA.
TM:BM - NES' TAVORITZ COLLTAi
lull TWENTY-ISEVEN
DUIrI•EI SYBTEbt of Mercoktlle /ink. EMU.
Tom •nd tilebbaboag ifook•Keeplog, matelletted
by she IMMmt boonnyyclal aotbontim, cast mad
west, math* melt mrimt &Mame! Amount.
. . . .
ppooll.hed. These treatises ere taught under the
self se p pr r a e lsi m on
alike
s t t a s l k s er so a t is antdsD Y
Thts
taunt
united) has teen perfected by twenty..
seven yeare unremitting application of ths
of
of the College. The superior attslameuts
our et adenta are attested by oar eity barite and
Pays tor our full Uraduatiort Wilb $3 00
fur text book. blanks and stationery. No extra
ebaree bag ever bee n mega fee Beetaese
toeueolp, Book or Railroad *OOOOOW.
greenbacksa Ls kayo eto one per tent. 00 pas
Infor a foW dare one of Iltbog rabuod
toy bank notes to learn Ulm to canals toil we
require no ospostt 0(110 for tee use of our Bank
flout.:
OUR NEW QUARTO CIRCULAR IR MAILED FREE:
Xi - Tbe assistance of experienced accountant r
can always be obtalat d at our peke In adjusting
and auditing landaus accounts. •
P. DUFF & RON, Prineipsis,
=I
TO TUE
MEDICAL PROFESSION
" STANDARD MEDICAL WORKS.
Latest Revised Editions
PAWL
DUnglineon's Medical Diefintlary , revised
and enlarpod $ 6.73
Thomas , Medical Dictionary. new edition.. ;76
Nelli m Elnattils Aullitleal COM pendlum of
4.73
Ludlow, Manual of menicardaantinatlons "2.711
Ore) 's Anatomy—Descriptive and dilargiv
cal; neer editmesAion • 1,1)1
Wilson , . Honatomy . ; b•ensed edlt Ind d4d
Carpenter , . Principles of Mined knifiv
.0111 BOW
D-ions Hainan .... . .rd
Towne'. alumni of ilententmi Un ' entletry hi
Parrielfie Trestyonrharnisery; neer edition 600
llrientnie Universal Younsiarii Ifilod
revised edition 5,40
ntillsla Therapeutic, and llatari•llealent '
sfirtni edition, revised and enlsrued..... 13,00
Medical ionnulary
lie ' reiraie Samna kindles and The...pentane
Vlin.is Trestles on the Panel plea and fray
bra or Median" 740
headland on Use Action or Medic:M. In
the 3istem; new edition ........ . 0. 1 0 '?
adder's Practice of kli.dlatne; new edition 7.00
Tanner on Infancy and Childhood; new
editionOM' 1,
B second ediaran" . Manual of .111edleal Dlageoslss
tion. ' 3,00
Poeknlll and Tian laomiltr 4. Z 6
West on W Lilsgamis of Infancy end Child..
hood
Cm; die no the I/ Isms. of Chi ldren . ....—.; S
1,A060
Chnivhlll on the Diemen. or lnnints and '
Children 4.60
Cross , . erstem of liorgeryl new and en.
tiro. of
•nla MAO
tiro. oa foreign Bodies In the Ale l'at.
...
We keep conirantly on hand • lull stock of ti
above works. 4orether with • hall assortment Of
nil the 1.000 Wens on Madinat belence. and
' p.y att en t ion .pedal orders for work s .
t un nand.
Catalonors . ..lashed and all order/
and Inquiries br mall prompt.? attended W.
$.11.1r di! 00 IIa:ER arlr.
es Wood Ms.,larayette Zalletteg.
00701
CHANDELIERS,
Brackets, Pendants, &c.,
earets itaacl 011
• taro alsortmcat on hand and receiving
WELDON &
rimmuErts ADD GAS rirrEus,
lattW
164 Wood' Street.
si 2414Any=1,
PAWS al ti
MGIIEST MRKET RITES
PAID FOR
MAY AHD JULY COUPONS,
JAS, T. BRADY & CO.,
Bankers,
for. Fourth & Wood Sts.
BOOKS.
MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS
At Prices to Suit the Times
HARPER'S MAGAZINE. MC.:
ATLANTIC 'MONTHLY, Mr.;
PRANK LESLIE'S LADY'N MAGAZIN/C. 35 C
HOOEY'S LALIVISTIWK. MC.:
NEW YON, LELHCe, out,' 5 cesta:
NEW TURK WEEKLY. cs.WI
STATIOAERT AS EMI CERN PUKES
LEG AL CAP PAPER, best quality .
0 0 LbOAP A LErrabg BOA 2.I7EPAPEAS
xsvicLuterat. of on sizes.
A law stook of second bond BOOK. on sale
.mpololng
THEOLOGICAL,
LAW, MEDICAL, And
111110ELLINEOUN WOMILS
Of every Ilevrlpilon
can and Examine the Stock.
818 HIBBS 01 ILL 11l IBMS
At Reduced Priers, et the
NEW MID SECONDHAND BOOK STORE.
MTH BTIREZT. BELOW BIIITUYI LLD,
JOHN D. EG N.
JUST OPENED.
r)..isL.I=LASC)LiS.
PARASOLS.
PARASOLS.
I".ELPLAELSCOI-sl 3 .
PARASOLS.
Total value or rrizcs
N. M.—The dtstributlon of these_ prizes has
been pcsluray eecured agalutt poetpoitement,
Leut assort... Con of some of the leading Banters
and . echants of the
city have obligated them.
BGI Vto purchase tickets remaining nneold
Lvtcr
up to the day of the (trend Prgattlt.lo ll
bailment.
• TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACII.
Tor sale at the Banking Uonse of Clark, Web
eter & CO .. No. CI Broadway, N. T. or trot 1 , 1
mall on receipt of pace and stamp tor retain
postage.
nPECIAL TERMS Pit
n a t rocurin a CILUb Bo fte
T Mor:
mos
names t p r r ti yp e.. ad sending
us the money 1 , ,
the mine. w I/I be allowed the fulloseing
I 11100. W• audt
17 Fifth Street, s Tickets toone address for.
PLAIN AND BEADED,
nal
F. lI.EATON'S,
SEMI]
SATURDAY, MAY 11.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
Spring: Shawls,
OPENED TO-DAY, AT
. IATM. SEMPLE'S,
sO a 182 Federal St., Allegheny
DRESS GOODS,
5-4 Wool Delaines,
►LL COLORS. JUST RECEIVED ►T
WM. SEMPLE'S,
SO & IS2 Federal St., Allegheny
White Goods, Table Damasks,
HUSH LINENS, DIMITIES,
413-413031, IMMO OS -AM
WM. SEMPLE'S,
SO & IS2 Federal Sl n 'Allegheny
Parasols and lan .Umbrellas,
OM= TCNDAY, LS
WM. SEMPLE'S,
No, 180 t... 182 Federal St.,
ALLEunrciir CITY
HATS, SUNDOWNS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
.111.17IDICa x.axiazz
WM. SEMPLE'S,
ISO & 182 Federal BJ., Alleglieliy.
mw:ne
DR. J. A. HERRON
HAS REMOVED c'
His =cc and Residence to
No. 14 SMITHFIELD ST.,
Newly ovontte the Mooengehel• Beet*.
111710:US •
R,LALTINETON HOTEL, Corner
Of Mato. and Couch tltcoar,
BOROUGH OF SUTINOTON. LEHIGH COUNTY, PA.
Cif&IIILLIS PETER.. Vioplrlefunr.
This Sousa Is well awed out for ageotomods,
tIoU.. A Livery :Stable and rlbail Urpot.
Your acre s of level ground fe upo e Clrout, MIDAS.
Ku and
town. la attached to attached
ezblbwous, In Pa .tmr l • of tn.
the t i me. . • voltuelt ,
14`011 ONE "DoLl.mr.irop IpAN
set` •
A.Con et good BTRA.WpZICRIItd;
A Cu of rood SLACKoZERIZO;
Leda the of good Inggtftf TuAATO/dt
1114 TXDIigtAL STREET. Allegheny pity.
• orolgiod
OICOTWt* URIILITEN
• • -
6 .T00D NEITEI: ---- ' 7--- -----•
:-.,
CHEAOIREAD IN DEO TI NIS9
' • •
Zaiinlre f o r WAILIPIS .eactii , Tn.. litrat
and best. The laltlala ~.H. 'W , . MIT ..r.
None lasi Ward , . ' • ~ ', rowgrm.
MAPLE SUGAIL.- • .
18 Bble, Prime Alaple;
Uraaalated and Cate Sugar, far We at '
A. ;PAWL
AMU, 171 and 171 Yederal Allulseil.
FitEtill TWALS--inother lot of
those Ans Voulluoirod •
BpsigUsh. Breakfast Teas.
Jut recelud 6114.14:11/1E'll.
m 71,11 17111 171 ridetal it..
SOUGHTIN 11101.11813E8,
For sale wholesale and Tilsit: at
MEEOM
=
CJI . LIIIION
of the . b.st M
114 , 111V11,
mylortlf 171 Z 174 Federal 111.,
NEVI CHLEESE.
AO DOS= PEWS W 0111 ZOO, It
m74;419 171 Ss 174 Tederal Et., Allaelmay.
V. , N31511'
THE WINKFJIS' 'AND RIFJICHANTS'
Presentation Entertainment
-Will F .1T1VE . 1 4; i 17.61 1 Mi „ a ...11:1E. pre.l
TUESDAY, JUNE 18th, 1867,
AT.
Cooper Institute, New York.
?at tientifettei ll o s na T tTl T lAUl IllneinTl4l l us.
etpt.
A pro Bain
TleDist ut ribution o
s.f Pront• to
it Molder
CAPITAL, - - W 1,281,1.18
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Anti limited to_pne . r u lllorg e wogn i gy
1941171 Zr ''"
Th :t i Vi:::ttilklrVira rrail:2,
Yt• ~~ a the Pabile• - to
A PRIZE. Wail X.VERY TICKET
laTEIM C:01" PRIZEIS.
.
CA1231 PILIZLS.
1 Cult Prise, at • r . A t. Dal $75,000
-I Cub frill, at .(.1.0 M'.lo
1 Cash:Prue, at 00 tao M. 203
:Cash Pllzes, st 10.0 0 211,100
I Cash Pflus, at 5,4,0 12,000
4 Cash Crlus, at 3,4001X41;5
Cash Prim, at 1,401 10.0 0 3
11 Cash Prlats. at 1,150 0,101
14 Cash Priers, at 00 7,00
'3l Cash Prises. at am 0,1(a
51 Cash et ~,,, at :SO SACO.
40 Ch Criss., at 130 4,007
Cash
75 Cull Prises, al ' 00 3 730
103 Ch PM. .at Z 1 35.
Cash
110 Cash elites, at •• 10 2.0 , 0
172 Cash Prises. at 10 1,7:0
:3,3 Cult rtlses, at I I.(th
-
;e1 Caen Prl . ea. anTinanje s. to
Stelneray's Grand Planot. nod et? . .000
t o 0
ChiCkeri.le. at.t :21.,
• :f.:1 9 ! 1 ::,°k"..:T.': e Plar £l.oo at, at ttX , It an
00 Mclodttins. at.... If,
'e7ktkt
75 Wheeler 6. Wilson cab. cue
..
tyrstig Machine., 6. 5 3 6. 2 , 15
01 W becler 6 Wilson half [ass
besslng Machines, at 121 13.700
33 Worcler 6 Wilson plain S ew ing 0 , 1 ,. 7. ,. ,
Idschincs, at
7.1 Moder'o cab. ea.* neigh:l6 l 01,.
I.
. Ito 11,01.5
001000. at
, (0 Singers . half case newton Na'
Ifs _
cuter. at 1:e00
301dingers • plain 11: 1 1 , :f i tt,tr iL tAties at •1 1,0:tl
n Tall sets Diamonds. at ...... ....41.60 iil,lno
10 YOU nets Diamonds. at .J. J.O :7.0011
15 Diamond Cluster Illus.. a 1...... 1.50 1 . 1.F,0
no Diamond. Cluster Ulu Rs. at...... ft 1 , 3 , ... 1 n , 3
ZS Diamond (limier stings, at
31 1/inmond Cluster Rings, at 105 17.1':1
5 Dlamond.Cluster Plus. til ca 3,213
I===l
It Gent's hold Watches. •L ..........I=T l
%Gent , Gold Watcle-s. at........... 50d 0 '
licat's tiold Wat•loss, at Ini
1 7 1,61 g
nt bout's Vold Watches, at. 711
W Ladles . Diamond bet WatsLem, at 00 1.100
Ed Ludt.' Gold Watches, at lei 10. tit
44 Ladles' Gold Watches. at.......... 110 14.7.`d
LAI Ladlts' Gold Watches. at..... 15,470
=
46 Americas lillver Waterier. at.... I.ls Vito
1% A tn. 'dean ellver Watch.. •t 6t Len
IA AmerlCan sheer Watches, at ..
Detactind Lever.Sll•er Vistebes. at 11 61,51
2r , Cylinder surer Walchka, at. II 4.4, 6
y• flared Watches, at 17
Anaorted Yea,,... raised at.Ka UIS
•• ......
nam
.la order that every cutricrtber's e may be
yea 16111,4, *end the P. LP nderces, with wen,
county and Mate to fall.
Money by draft. Poet OlOca order. expreet, or
In registered letters may be feat at et.r rite.
nil cocotonnltationesaust be >thin:biked to
cLittE,ElltiTEß & CO.,
NO. 04 F.ROADWAY. NEW TOOK.
• iirlambedlatele after the ()rand Dietributlen
a to of the rri eta aerar.te.l o II
ant to each ttehet bolarr, .pd the prizes lel.l be
sent by env.... PrePaW• xnyia=
ERWIN M'CONNELL & CO.,
No. 178 Federal Street,
ALLEGHENY,
ARE RECEIVING DAILY
err additions to their ;Arse 'WC , of
Black Silks;
Wool Delalnes;
Mack and Colbred,Alpadak
Fancy Dress Goode;
Prints, Gingh,ms;
Plain and Striped Chintzes;
Chambray Glnghamr;
Bird Eye Linens, Jaconets;
Swiss Muslim, Nalnsooks t Esc
ALSO, A FULL LINE .OF
Shitting h Sheeting Hutling
Tltkings, checks;
Table Linens. Jeans;
Cassixneres, for Men Sz 'toys! wear
Shirt Fronts, Irish Linens, &c
AT - PENES AS LOW MANY,
WIIOI.I2IALZ AND itETAIL
ERWIN, ArCONNELL & CO„
178 Federal Street, Allegheny.
MUM
KNOWLES' PATEIST
STEAM PUMP.
GIFFA3D'S INJECTOR.
GIB, TATE 111611211ATIRIALS.
Sheet Lead , and Lead Pipe,
ON NUT TLIIIO.
EJULET, FARRELL & CO.,
10111311T471ELD bTIIZET.
PITISI6I3IOII,yI
WrIMO Aq
POSTPONED LETTING. .
THE TIME FOR RECEIVEIG
proposals for the erection of a new School
Boas. In the Per enth Ward. Is postponed null
S•2I:IIDAY, the Itth day of Hay, at at: o'clock
t. t.
The plans and epecidcat lone wUI remain at the
ofnell of the Architects. BLUR. & MUSE% No.
A and 4 Bt. Clair street.
Proposals most be sealed and le:Swish 8,000 ,
of the undersigned. presto. to the elms
clewing. The bids already reatteed en , 001 b°
opened until Mk, that time.
ItiIsOUREL D,
JAYA. ZlOilg. •
MEM
REMOVAL.
JOHN r. CLULEY.•
Sign Painter,
Its. r.tmoved to
No. 134 8111T11/1Z1,1) BT., Pltteborgh, pa.
elopulte the old aloud.
D• R. FACIKEXL,
Dslzan lA
CIgNjA ria,l2ll7E- . I . 2 'D Mg .
TOM
(Mee and Warehoust, I!T SULU ITBITT
„„ i vateyermosatela /101 A.
W ADV.ERTISENEN
SIi[E.IIIFFS SALES
MEI
BY VIRTUE OF SUNDRY EXE
CUTIONS issued ont of the Conrt
of
Cowmen I'leas of Allegheny county,
Pennsylvania, and to the Sheriff of said
county directed, there will be exposed to
public sale, at the COURT IIOUSE,
the cityof Pittsburgh, said county, on
MONBAT, the id day of June, A. D.
1561'..al 10 o'clock A. at., the following de
rwrilx:d real estate, to wit:
All the right, title, interest anti claim
of Joseph inteison, awl all others, in
possession of, In mid h all that certain
lot or piece of ground situated In the.
Seventh Ward of the city of Pittsburgh,
bounded and &serif.' a follows, to wit:
Beginning on Cliff stri,t, at the distance
of tour hundred and twelve feet anti six
inches front Cive‘ett street, and extend-
tug thence along Cliff street towards Led.
lie street, twenty-two feet and SIS
theme by It line parallel with Cassett
street, one hunflnsi find twenty-P.,' feet
to Catherine alley; and thence along said
alley towards Cassettstreet, twenty feet
six inches; and thence by a line parallel
with Cassett street, one hundred and
twenty-two feet tralifT street, the place
of beginning; being lot No. II m a plim
of lots laid out by Thomas Leggett. and
situated on Prospect 11i11, in the Seventh
ward of the city of Pittsburgh, nod the
samepiece or parcel of ground which
said Thomas Leggett and Elizabeth, his
wife, by deed dated on the day of
August, IsSZ, granted and conveyed to
the said Joseph Ottoman.
1- Seized and taken in execution as the
operty of Joseph °Renton, and all
others in possession, at the suit of Thos.
-Leggett, now for use of Rols:rt Sproul.
ALSO,
All the oright, , title, interest and claim
of Charles Coenig, owner or reputed
owner, and contractor of, in and to all
that certain shop frame, one story high,
haying a front of IS feet on the Temper
anceyille and Noblestown plapir raid,
and 0 depth of 91 feet, situated and erect-
ed upon it certain lot or piece of ground
in the ylliaoe of West Mansfield, Robin
son township, county and State afore
said, marked and numbered no lot NO. /
in Mill Anderson's plan of the village of
West Manstield, in said township, and is
bounded and described as follows, to
wit : Beginning on the Teolisohnceyille
and Nolestow 0 plank_road, h
at te lino
of hind b
of Jacob Doolittle, Isouth sido
f
said plank road); thence southwardlv
a l o ng s aid D o olittle's line 1..:7 feet to an
tulle}' go feet wide, thence westwardly
along said :‘ll,y 31 feet s inches to the
corner of lot No. 2 in said plan; thence
along the line of said lot NO. 9, 126 feet
inches to the aforesaid plank road; and
then, along ...aid plank road eastwardlY
50 feet to the place of Is,gionlng, and the
lot or plisse of ground and curtdage
up
purtenant to said building.
Seired :Ind 'taken in execution as the
property of Charles crsuig, owner or re
uted ow:tern:al bnntraeillf, at the snit of
WVilliain Hill and Beorge W. Jones,
partners as Hill .0 Jones.
ALSO, — .
MIMI
All the right, title, interest and claim of
Edward Nan, and Catherine lily wife, of,
ill Mid to all that certain lot orpiece of
ground situate in Reserve town:dap, Al
legheny county, and State of Pennsyl
vania, boundea and deSedislil RS foliollis,
to wit: Ile,ginnim• on the township road
leading from Allegheny City to Spring
(nude", ut a point feet from the cor
ner of lot of Henry a :veer, lately owned
by Hamilton .Ithrriman; thence along
said road eledwardiv fl feet to Jacob
Sinsmendinger • s land . ; thence I.y the same
cwt heartily 1 - .0 feel to the a tertian Evan
gelical Church graveyard, thence by the
Hume:. , fed In Ileniy Hartman's li ne,
westwardly; th ence by the . Mania north
wardly 1:A.1,4 to the pi:woof beginning,
on which is eructed a two-story frame
'anise, and other buildings.
• Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Edward Nan and Catherine
his wife, at the suit of Jacob Walrath,
O, '
EMI
All tho right, title, interest and claim
of .1. din Schaub, John Mhllmudd and
James Lindsay, partners as Schaub, Me
,t Co., of, in and In all that cer
tain I.a of ground sititabAl in the First
ward of Allr.:hilly city, in the county of
A Ileglieny, hying seventy-tire .7.V) feet iu
front uii I..icuck stli'et and extimding .
batik cling Isabelta coml. Otto lialatinAl
tilt till to Aun street, and adjoining
property of --- Calhoun, whereon is
erected a fraale 1111 d brick building, with
machinery, etigint.-.., tixturco, tc., used I
; m a oc,•upea a, a 111101111 g" mill by
fondants, and alsn building partly
frame and putty brick.
Seized and taken in execution ws the
property of John Sehaub, John McDon
ald amt •I aim.* Lindsay, partners as
Schaub, McDonald 5 t.,t.0., at the suit of
John Nantz.
• • • ALSO,
All the right, title, interest and claim of
dargaret Gordon, widow of Jacob Jack,
da rgaret Speinyr, Jacob Pack. Jr., Fred-
Tick Pack and Catherine 'Paek. as widow
Mil heirs of Jacob Park, tiefit, of, in
and to all (lint certain lot of ground situ..
dell in the Fourth wool, Alleghenyeity,
'it., lving tat No. in the plan of lots
a id o ut by it, F. Warner, .liorob Painter
Aid Fre.ferick loreoz, which wild plan
Is nyordisl In iteCOrtiye , * °Moe of Alle
gheny county, ill plan book LI, 3d, vol.
, page :szt, bounded and described us
follows, Viz: Beginning at the corner of
Main and Chesnut streets; thence east
madly slang Main street sS feet, more
or less, to \ Garden alley; thence south
wardly along said alley 22 feet to lot No.
:Sl7 in said Plan; thence westwardly along
said lot ss reel, more or less, to Chesnut
street: tin:ice northwardly along said
Chesnut street 25 feet, to the place of be
ginning, on which is erected a tavern
stand, now occupied by Mrs. Margaret
Gordon, widow of said Jacob Pack, de
ceased. •
Selz el and taken in execution as the
property of Margaret Gordon, widow of
Jacob Pack, -Margaret Spencer, Jacob
Pack, jr„ Frederick Puck and Catherine
Pack,lut widow and heirs of Jakob Pack,
deed, at the suit of
Yeaney Lerch.
ALSO,
All the right. title', interest and claim of
• Audlioz Gitzzam, of, in and to all
those twelve certain lots of ground situ
attsl in the city district of Pittsburgh,
bounded and described act follows, towit;
_Ming lots Nos. 10. 11, 12,13, 14 and 15, in
A. W. CISIZZInn'S third plan of lota front
-
Mg on Centre arcane, and lots number
ed 16. 17,10 , le, 20 and It in said plan,'
the said ots being a sub-division of lots
5, 6 and 7 of A. W. Gazzam's first Plan of
lots in said city district, recorded in Al
legheny county in plan book No. 2, pages
and being a part of the same land
sold and couvevAl to the said A. W.
Gazzrun by C. B. 31. Smith and wife by
pheir deed dated July 22d, 1559, and re
corded In deed look —, page —.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of A. W. GaZ7lll4l, at the suit of
Eliza Logan,
All the right, title, interest and claim
of Thomas W. Steele, of, in and to all
that certain tract of land situated in Scott
township, Allegheny county, and State
of Penn,sylvania, bounded by lands of
McWilliams' heirs; heirs . of Peter Ross,
of James lloseburgh and Grill, and
being the sante tract of land which de
fendant, by artielea of agreement, pur
chased' from 'John Wisely, containing
three acres more 'or less, upon which
tract of bun { are erected one frame dwell
ing house, one log dwelling home and a
stable.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Thotna4 W. Steele, at the
slat of ChristopherV op:.
AL.So,
'An the right, title, interest and claim
of Jacob Aungst and Isabella Aungst.
of, In and to aLL those two certain lots or
pieces of ground situated on the north
west corner 'of Grosvenor and Monor
streets, in the borough of Birmlaztutm ,
haying a front of about 11 feet en Ore. -
venor street, and extendingwesterly tit
right angles to Grosvenor Pti , ar 0 Ibet,
on which ,Keedory frame
is erected a t
house.
Sei%44l and token ie exeenti e n ec-' the
property of Jacob of and Isabella
of Wdliatu Burns.
Atingst, at the
ALSO.
All tho rivet. title, interest and claim
of John carkinson, owner or reputed
.ao
nnedy, terra tenant
owner,
Kennedy
of, in sad to all that certain lot of ground
In the borough of Lnwrencevino, sito3-
0 4 on the corner of Ewatt and Wa.shing..
am streets. fronting on said Ewalt street
60 feet and running back about DO feet'
to Chesnut street.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of John Parkinson, owner or
reputed owner, and Kennedy, term
tenant, at the suit of the Burgess and
Town Council of the Borough of Law
rowerille.
ALSO,
All the right, title, interest and claim
of Rev. Samuel E. Babcock, dec•easod. in
the hands of T. R. Babcock, his admin
istrator, of, In and to all that certain lota
or pieces of ground situate In the village
of Temperancovllle, Allegheny county,
and State of Pennsylvania, acd being
lobs Nos .' .t.' and 221 In Warden's and
Alexander's plan of &MI village, re
corded in plant book, vol. 1, page 2llit,
bounded and decribed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the corner of lot No. 221 In
mild plan; thence 50 feet 21 -.inches to the
corner of lot No. In said plan; thence
back along the line of mid lot 130 feet;
thence to the corner of lot No. =1 an
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS..
aforesaid' 50 feet 2.i inches: and thence I
along the line of the same lot 130 feet to
the place of beginning, and having there
on erected a frame dwelling house and
frame stable.
At_so, all those four other lots in the
aforesaid plan of lots, numbered lid,
196, and Is 7, each having a front on
Alexander street of feet 61 inches and
extending tie Walnut street, and with a
front of 2.5 feet each on Walnut street,
being the same lots or pleers of ground
which John Alexander and wife, by deed
dabs! the :oth day of Marcli'ls.',s,Und in
vol. 117, Pane 6 , 0; granted and conveyed
to Samuel E. Babeock.
Seized and taken in execution us the
property of Rev. Samuel E. lialxock,
deceased, in the hands of his adminis
trator, T. K. Babcock, at the suit of John
J. Horn for use of George llarchinion.
Alai t.
All the right, title, interest and claim
of Gcorge Hutchinson, of in and to all that
certain piece of ground situated in the
village of Johnstown, Union township.
county of Allegheny. and State of Penns,
laid out by Adolph Obehelnian, said
I.!eee of ground being composed ot • lots
"os. 12 and It, in said plan, said lots
being together, bounded and deosibed
tic "lows. viz Beginning at corner of
lot No. 11 on Catharine street; thous
,
along sahl street se feet to the corner of
lot No. t k timneo along said lot No. 14
100 feet toJosephenostreet; thence alon g
said street Si, feet to the corner of lot No.
,
11; thence along said lot No. 11 100 feet.
to the place of beginning
on- which is
erected a two story frame dwelling.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of George Hutchinson ut the
slut of Wettengal A Gormley.
ALSO.
All the right, title, interest rind claim
of John Vainhorn and Christina, hia
wife, of. In and to all that certain lot or
piece of ground situate in McClure town
ship, Allegheny county. Pennsylvania,
bounded and described us follows, to
wit: Beginning on the south side of the
Terrysvillo Plunk Road at the corner of
widow Boyis's land; thence along said
road south 91 degrees west, 4 perches to
a point; thence south 21 degrees cast, 4
perehes to a point; thence south ti de
grees east, 7. 5-10 perdus to the corner of
S. Ward's land; Memo south 771 degrees
west, ISe perches to a lit feet alley; thence
g,
alon said alley north 121 degrees west,
11 4-10ponlits to widow Boyle's line;
theme 'along said line north 771 degrees
east, 20 penhes to the pluto of beginning - ,
upon which there is erected a two story
frame house and stable,
zieited and tat:pa lu execution as rho
property of John Vauhorn and Christina
Can horn. his wife, at the suit of Alextuas
der Patterson, •
Al-SO.
All the right, title, Interest :toil claim
of .1. 11. %eel!, of. in and to all that cer
tain piece of ground situate in the Bor
ough of Birmingham, county of Alle
gheny, and State of Pennsylvania, bound
ed and described:. follows,
to-wit: Be
ginning on Harmony street at the dis
tance of s feet from the corner of lot
No. N in the plan of said Borough;
thence along harmony street :;:2 feet to
wards Washington street; thence by a
line parallel with Washington street to
a point equi-distant:from llariuony aud
Franklin streets: thence in a line parallel
with Franklin street itt feet towards lot
No. -Is: and thence by a line parallel with
\Vashington street to Harmony street.
Being the same piece of ground which
Samuel McKee et. us. et. al., by their
deed dated December g.kl, 114.17, and re
pooled in the office for Recording Deeds
&c.; in Deed Book, vol. 1:;;I, p. 51, granted
and conveyed to Jelm Henry Zoell; upon
said piece of ground there is erected a
two story frnme dwelling house.
Seized and taken in execution as HI":
property of J. H. Zoell, at the suit of
Miami 'Meyer.
All the right, title, interest and claim
of Julia McFadden, of, In and to all that
certain lot of ground situated in the TM
Ward, City of Pitts burgh: Beginning at
the property now or late of John Lythe,
on Webster street; running along
street south 5o feet niece or less to the
property now or late of John Keating;
thence .along said Eeating,'s property 45
feet more or los eastwardly to the prop
erty
now or late of William Eakins;
theme along said Eakins' property 20
feet more or less northwardly to Lyiho's
property: thence along said last...men
, dolled property westwardly 45 feet more
or less to Webster street, the place of
beginning, the said • lot being marked
and numbered sth In the inquest and re
turn being made to the Orphans' Court,
in the matter of Partition of the Estate
of J tunes McElroy late of said city, deed,
to No, 40 of June Term Pslo,
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Julia McFadden, at the suit
of Williatti Ward for , use of Andrew
Burns.-•
AU the right, lii ‘ le l irlierea. and claim
of Christian Itecs, of, in and to all that
certain fmineilwelling house, two stories
high, having front of .32 feet, and a
depth of 10 feet, with stone cellar. Said
dwelling contains four rooms, has two
doors and. six windows In front, and
four windows in the rear, with a brick
chimney stack in the middle, and is sit
uated upon a certain lot or piece of ground
in Collins township, Allegheny county,
being lots Not. 12S, 12 and 130, in a cer
tain plan of lots, entitled "Map of the
Sub-division of the property of the East
Liberty Bauverien," recorded in Plan
Book vol. 3, page 132, which said lots
are I;ounded and described as follows,
via\ Beginning on the township road at
the corner of lot No. 127, in said plan;
thenCe along said road N. 601 degrees E.
112 feet it inches to corner of lot No. 131;
thentS3 en the line of lot No, 191. about
fiiet to Run street; thence along
said Street 112 feet it inches to lino of lot
127; thence along said linear said lot EN
feet to \ township rood, the pluee of be
ginning..
Seized and taken ineit. -- erition• as the
property of Christian Iless, at the suit of
Frederick Illefer..
81.11FEL B. CLULEY
. SHERIFF'S OFFICE, • 1
PITTSBRIttiII, May 10, 1667. J tnyll
ISAAC, CRAIG'S
OUTLET &ATMS.
&lox St. Chir Etrtet Bride, llleghtni Ott. Pk,
AMERICAN WM COMPANY,
ME/
Who IsUlcoottnee the general to:minus In ell Su
detellss The sosonfacturs of LATH, by the
Great American Lath. Machine,
Will be made a qteelalty. The Machine PI. -
duces au hundred thousand lath per day, of a
better quality than any ln nm. nod which
can be much cheaper than ordinary lath.
Ordenfrom lath dement , ar ear nom , .r. L frS'
log between MU thomand and a st on.
cs Melts to use - them, sold
at HO b. prices. O. the Will:"
or
DTgaVrtlriict l ig l4l, u
WANDOw , PIIAlls brilTr. •
• MN
T AW
LATH. FAL:NOS. dc.
Orden toe Hawed Muff pled with promptness
and at Oder...
N. w ill
for BANCIZS. COAL and M.
FIAT.. will be MSC. bY a competent eltlp Cm
renter.
T. L. BIRCH,
General Superhattiadenti
rny.:Ttl
SHEPHARD'S
CRACKERS
317 Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
(el•t6l
0. 0. d3.1-•qt-MIC:).
DEAL= IN
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds,
1112113=ii7311.1EL T/PAIZWEI,
French Clocks, &de.
Pneela atten Poe Or. So ttui IMPAIRING or
/NIL WAIGIGM
7 •
Jtb. 22 rum sired.
am wart
17 B. MILLER. Bazaar. Livery
las and &ALZI.. Also, Yortilabing
Undertaker. l a sing of COllaa. 4., at the .
lowest rtes, kept congtantly on Land. CAZYMIN
ISTBEILT. tatmeon Onnaby and Denman streets.
Birmingham. Boma. CalTiNte...d
Nadia Lite. mearseg and Carrlarnes always Li
ss for lkinera , . Horses kept at Livery
by the day. month or year. and aitaaded ta la
tale best manlier. Private Wane. Waisted
with the utrat Home and Mort elegant Car
awl ni
riage.. Stables kept open ail bons of th e day
ght.
11171,112
SIMI) NATIONAL BANN Or Pri - riernoti.
PITTsIICALII. MAY 10. I.K.
TVITIDEND.-TEIE BOARD OF
DIBACT ' ORA r thl2 Bank have deel•red
• Ltelee•d at SIX PEA OiNT. oa the e•Diva
stock. oat °
pa Me cursing! alba aIN 0050 ,
011 .14 slier Mototar text. 13th ins,.
LioTerp.ent lAT paid.
LA711131.1 Join: B. LIVINOSTUN. Ca,hler.
BANS or Pirrancv.Hll, Hith I'M D 6 7.
THE PRESIDENT AND DIREC
TORS OF THIS HANK Dave LCD dal Be
latede Dividend of FIVX FEB CENT. on H.
C4CA.O. ,c
1 stk,-ou tof the Protita or th e twit 111
months. which will be bald to Stockholder. or
tu b
. I . r . 1
f e r, v e t 7 0, , in E n n o u r . • • It o :Crutsbh.,
Cashier.
Jiviirst
C [SS ATIONii. 'BAN IL Orj
Plimburgit, Mgr 7b. ISC. • t
TOE DITIECTORS OF THIS
-a• Gant hare 111. day dc,..llLrea Dividend of
VIVE PER CENT. on the Capital Mock. oat of
they r,)541 01 the UAL .11 months, paaame
stoekleolders or their legalorel...Dlr. on
d after the Nth the Ra m nt assuming Inn
Government Tax.
nimar3 J. E.. MUM, Jr.. Cashier.
&It:HAN C T. NATIONAL Ii•NIC.
Pltt.hurth. Stay 7th. len% I
THE DIRECTORS OF TRIG
BANK have ISIS ilne declared • IlletJeria or
SIX PER CENT. on tne Capital. from tbe earn.
loge °Me Mt moolhs, arable on or atter
the Inn laat. Tne United State. Revenue TILL
will be paid by the B.t._
rayeniinol/.lf H. 31. MUEELAT. Punier.
orricx or FrrrahtliGH Deena...NCba". . VO..
May eth. l•
THEetrANY DIRECTORS OEdeclared THIS
CO have tes day •
dead of
rOOO DOLL/Lll3 PER SHANE.
Tem dollars mils sad Me dollals to credit Of
slunk. payable lortaleltb.
mytOctO etY el. U. NEEPER-,Fterstary. •
1./C*loz or /4.4110n.v OAR cox
AlleettenY. re.. Hal M. the:. • -
AT A MEETING of the Board
of Directors of \ this Compsny, held this
day. Dividend of ELME PEN a-ENT. on-the
Capital Sta. Was dedsred, out of the profits of =
the last sir. moathS. OnTehle Ard eft" the
In•ttent. L d. DA
Tre
myti:yrs asnrsr. •
TZEIESTONE ,SAYLNGS
J.> Th e Board of Directors of MD Bade hare
this day declared a DLatdend of
TWO DOLLelitS PIB 1911/1.118.
Oat Of the ornate Of the last .tx moxatts. payable
on or war Mule DAY. Dm Mb last.
J. W. CAReittillilli, flecretrare.
Plataisarett. May ate, ler. mytliate.
wANTED—By a young mar
ned mu. •
SITTIAXION Alf COACHNJLIF. '
And Gardiner If required. Understands Pee
(trill bow to take care of horses. TOO best of
references 010,0 from bas test wastion.
Address J. M•NN AN. No. 320 framcsylvant•
A7Cll4e. oellila OFFICE. 'm)9:f7
WA.NTED,
An anturatabod ROOM. sunable tor a gentle
and wife. can ba bad. With board. by apply - -
log at no. 814 CURRY STALE 1 . , comer of Ann.
ant/L.OY City. In11:yr.
WiIiTE . D-Ei r AfENT FOR
HISTORY OF THE
DURING THE GREAT REBELLION.
By the Bev. CtI.IIP.I.J.M B. BOYNTON, D. 1).,
Pfessor St the U. B. Naval loadmv, and
hoplato of thie lima. of B. ept e4tlltatl•
UsaUtlfullr Illoted with anortertoat. to
eorooto mu; Use plate portraits and wood
e Doted proapeet.rl for esavaastog no. eady;
Apply 0100.0, to
It. APPLETON dt CO..
PCBLISIMISS.
443 dt 445 Broadway, N. 77
WANTED—FOREBLt.II.
ETIM
O man e,mpetent to &et as YOKRIRAN IR
LIVERY STABLE. Mlddla aged Angle man
➢referred. idtg.lre at
WAFTED.
Who eau enrage at once. ♦pplT person
or addreu,
W. D. EM E 8
MEI
WANTE.D—Te make an arw
rangernent with a liee man, who 'althea to
make a t ey. and nazi give amen Vitereueas.
No capit oa al required. Will sell a koala.** now
psYlos $l5OO KONTII, and rely on Dentin
Yoe my pay. Addreaa.
ard7
Psi‘mmauil
BOTH HALE AND FENAILT.,!.
In every township 112 county, to se/Inver/pop.
Ise work. It e minter C pares; ret,ll brie•
Sold by subsertytinn only. Eddies* tat
tnedietelv. 5. C. KEN!. EDT & CO.,
tratlo:WD 71 Third street. Pittsberzh. Pe.
Here been purebnsed b 7 the
OF NEW TOUR,
4Lk.l
WANTS.
ROWER/31! LIVERY STAHL..
IS:11 lint St.. near If ononeabrin Roues
IScalailraxicaza,
.11:)9-OT 116 DIAIII3II'D 14T.. ritt.t.T6.
J. C. TILTON,
co. IN St. Clair Sliver.
r
E L ENBIE CAPPELL !Merchant
TAILOR, and dealer
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
149 4111111111 IT,
Three door below Sixth, 1 , raaFlGu, 2.,;
£ll the *lest 14.1. .41 b taer styles or
Cloth, Caul...es. 1 , 14114 oo fiend. and
laide ay la I.oo.tatat Lela., 1 strle.at the
loatSt brio. "., TaTIO:tIG
BOIS , CLOTHLNG.L
Metropolitan, &aitbaldi, Grant,
napzrEr AND CUTAWAY
SUITS,
ALL SIZES lAD 17 7Bi dint FABi
=I
GRAY k LOGAN,
No. Cr St. *islalr trOot.
=I
Great Reduction in Prices,
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
Spring Goods,
Fresh from the Importers,
Which vein be made up wttn• c.re arid d' Mt,
and at
GREATLY REDUCED PritCES
TSITELNE,,
Merchant Tailor,
No. 14 WYLIE ,ST.,
A3IILAND BALL
1100:212:11.8
HENRY G. HALE,
BO IMI COL PM All St CM ST&
NEW StRoG GOODS„
JUST OPENED,
All the Novelties of the Season,
Beep 4 U 4.17 faun d Is •
First-Chum Merchant Tailoring
Establishment.
wawa
URLING & BUCRLON,
Merchant. Tailors,
No. 61 ST. CI,AIR STREET,
AX ttsily recolvistg
THE LATEST STY'LL
/BOY ILASI'MM C 11123.,
nn7:79:
TAW
DierohnaLt r`arior,
No. SO ST. Milli STREET.
.jart Tipitted.. • mond 'Arrival of
elujne @OMB. AU late t 7 ,41
n
sellialeo• tl.• West ra, ne..
is111:1111
BORDEN
EXTRACT , or arm,
Tot Ma 1 .1.41A/L 8./ paratlos at Beet Ta.,
Beat T ape. •e. Wit .7 •to
two comas ;mane.,
Just neestred 'Lazar b
• ZHI A. RENSHAW.
laylo Maoriaorty sad Baud street..
LAND PEAS' r
cAt.onncr pLasTlex
WRIER Llt
IaaiNE&ZONIM .
Pot YU At 2114 LI exerr srascr. wbolmi4
mul
gErertsk-ort
W. W. WALLACE.