The Allentown Democrat from Allentown, Pennsylvania • Page 3

SHERIFF'S SALES altiiehe t.i -i ci FASHIONABLE 1) 1) 1 O. Mr. II. DEATH OK HON. ASA PACKKK.

Asa Packer, hcred on the plan nf ai, nut hv Janu W. Fuller i i i iKK TO Till'. M'KrtT. Ami now-at last. Win.

H. IU inner, tlin lnsul uil fn'nt the tli linirt, Fust Nuiiniiiil I'ank ami HO-ealluil mm MBWE AT We ofter for a short SEE DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, AND SUN Just received and BITTNER HUNSICKER No. 805 HAMDLTON ALLENTOWN, PA. tW Two doors above the Cross Keys Hotel. READER, YOU and all YOUR FRIENDS OLD CORNER STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS DURING THE Great Rftasonic Conclave We will cheerfully take in chanre and keen in wood oil Shawls, packages, you choose Yon will also find OUR STORE the Grand Parade.

A. M. SPRINGER CO'S. POPULAR OLD CORNER STORE, South-west Cor. Seventh and Hamilton ALLENTOWN, PA.

THE CONQUERING HERO BAT wrn Aibiao, Mith. 4M time Sjiecial Bargains in UMBRELLAS open for inspection at are cheerfully invited to make the to leave in our care. the best location in town to see 'win. 'Jr. i ttttf prrjrcr rMT DiMleijnowaliA'rJiatiwlaniienul FemKlnu.

TlliGPUwM.M.lMkW 1 I V. UI inBCD tlM fans Kxivutinn in 1kt.i.4 vasawarrfc-rf Ike -l Jirdul f. Urut toe r-iH-; Imn-HI 1'lxW in IliM in rn npon liicd fi. i JF mow lfct on? prinripleaf co.lW pnctrd t.y brrd ualwit. aii.1 hini are ItiLta in pnalti t.4rulriiie-nMtf.ir!.rF.Hi.

1 t.iw.. ai.d a.1dna NtS HIT. lMnn. P. ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF Valuable Real Estate.

BY VIRTUE of an order of sale iiued out nf the Court ot Lehigh county, there will be at piililic rale, on WEDNkHllAV the 4th day of I I Xfc, IsTH, at 1 in the aftc.nonn,al the Alien in the city of Allenlnwn, Ix-liigh county, the in-leret of inin N. rVlireiher, now deceared, in Ihe following valuihle real wtate, muaied in the Utr.ioh of Coplay, iu aid county, to wit No-1. The undivided inteiet in all that certain farm and tract of land hounded by lands of Aaron the Lehigh Valley Iron Company, aud Front Mreet, containing 41 Acres ami 3G Perches, on winch i a double two iiuii. lv 1W tl.l.lMJ HOUSE, piij ham, ial.ie, pettier with all other imnn- lilt a.c No. 2.

The 1. even rontua.iuK or piects. nt ground uluate tbe east of treet, hctw.s-n Lehigh tn-et ou the south an.) a private all. on the uorth, contaiuing in Ihe aggregate one acre, wore or ies. 3.

-Tlie one-screnih undivid-d interct in tht certain lot or piece of grouud mtuale on Uie cast at.k-of street, l.tin l-d on the north hy a lot noa- of li-oigo the south l.v Un now or late of Patrick 1 1 Hn. on theeut hy ianjof L.8 U.U., aud on the wcrt l.y Front etreet, conUiiiii- h.i iKLt jn' front and 142 feet iu more or les. No. 4. The one seventh hi.

int. in lhat certain lot or piece of ground situate on liie ea.l ide nt Krotil lKHin.le.1 on the n.Trth hv UihI no or Lite of Llias Folk, on the Muih hy land now or ue of Charles OT.rien, on llie a.t l.y the S. U. and on llie wet l.y M.d Front lrt-. coutaiiiing l.l Ieei iu front and 150 feet in d.

plh, more or No. S. The ouc-evcntli utidivij. int.reft in ail that certain of laiel lying, hetwera tbe larsl.of the Tin Iron Coidtauy and Ilu- L. a.

k. containing it Tlie will he maile known ou the day of sale, and due given iiv LIiMLXi) P.sCIIKEIBEIv. A lmiufimor. rol u.e Court, us Va KiLLiiau. Clerk.

Myl4. 4- GHAS. II. KLISIS, lMPtlKTKlt AND UEAI.EK IX FOREIGN and DOMESTIC AT THE OLD STAX1, S. E.

Cor. Seventh and Hamilton AliLKNTOWN, PA. 1 mA Ihe in gent-mi, iuited lu Uk i ilerijr inrc ni LRAXDIES, GIXS, RUMS. WHISKIES, VOU DIALS, lilTTEKS. He ira.it.

iu every inst mrr liu. Li.U.s pun- ar. free fnuu llnnrs and Compounds, and ch.IhIu inviiia landlords and all others in want of anything iu Lis line to tavor nun with a call or if mote convenient, their orders, winch will always meet wilh prompt attention, and in either case pure Liquor, guaranteed at a grval savin ot money. A FCLL ASSORTMENT OP Wheat, Eye and Bourbon Whiskies, tlnsutiso-sl in uiiality, lljvu. aud freedom irouiall input al May a ou tian J.

Msv 14. F.R1 .11 HOMES FOR ILL. 2,500,000 Acres of Choice Lands IVjKSALEinlhe Arkansas Valley, in uth-we Kanww, hy the li an-1 fUnia Fe K.iilnia.1 Co. 1'rr-KHis who are Ihinkiug of moving la Wilt lititl it in their A. us for any IlltorinatitHl they want la regard to Ian i.

iiei.n or nues, or lor circulars or uia-s of K.n- knli.h or ISwin.n sii.it parties twice a in. iith at nut of tare. Nvtioaii maps and tateagncnltnr.il revn-ts(-tn be set a at our ii. hss PISTIiKT AtiKMTS, Ml HAMlLlOX ALLLXrulTB, PA. May a Auditor' Notice.

TN the matter of the account of Tobias Kessler. assignee of Oshorn for the benefit of hia creditors. In the Court of l'leaa of Lthuh county. And now, April -Jtith, the Court appoint Thnnv as B. Meizger.

Ksq to sn.lii, aud rctaie, necessary, and make di.ttihution. Fiom the Records, Test-H. A. Sun. rroth.HK4arv.

The auditor above named will ail. isl lo the duties of his appoint lueiit, at bis office. No. llnnilton in the city of Allentown. on FRIIA Jl'XEwh.

1, at in the f.wem.m. alien and where ail eri-oua luti uuf attend if inev it. ink pnu. r. Tim MAS B.

MlvTZuLK, Aadiuw. iv 21 1 J.vAIJvKR, Koihester. Airenl I N-w York. KRIIWN rnnimr Ik l.l-u.' UiiJ and IXUwa. KOBLK SOM.

Wal.asport. A2 Acd'juS tu j-resiuoiu in tnti iii-iiiu auey uaurouu (Jompa ny, died at his residence, Spruce street, Phil ailelphia, a few minutes past ten o'clock on iiitflit. Jmlfje Pucker had been Hick for three weeks pa-t, the result of a severe eolil con-trncteil in the full, lie was advised by his physicians to take a trip to the Month, but lie would not heed their itdiuonil ion. About three weeks ni0 he was forced to take to his bed, end from that time on was In a varying condition until the time of his death. Until Monday of last week his physicians had hopes of his recovery, hut on that day he became no exhmtstcd that his death whs looked for momentarily.

He milled, however, on Tuesday, and imain there were hopes for his life About three o'clock on Satur day morning lie id a slcec, and ti'oiu 1 1 tit lime sank rapidly. At 8 o'clock he spoke his last, and remained unconscious until ne passed nwny, SurrounUud bv Ills family and the chief otlloers ol the Lehigh Valley Kailiotul company. On Sunday the hot of the Brent railioad king was removed to Chunk, at which place his funeral ioiik piece ycnicmity. Mr. Packer was horn in Mystic, in lsntl, nml when all ml Hi years of asie left, his imtive piucu, ami journeyed ou loot to count v.

Ta. There be learned the trade of a car penter, and this business he pursued for two or Miret Ottrs in im nc, ill II I llg SUH qnehaiiTifl county he mnrrieil, and passed some years in cultivating a farm. On the opening ol the Lehigh Canal in 1833 be Decaiue a canal noui Ol iver, una iroin Ins earn Insrs was soon able to heroine part owner in sev eral boats, and Anally opened a store and boat yard. Enlai-jjiiiK the scope of his business, he contracted for building the locks on the upper Lehigh, and in IKts lie built boats ut I'ott-ville for the transportation of coal to New Yoik. In 1S40 be removed to Munch hunk mid engaged in the shipment of coal, and in 1s.t2 began the building of the Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Of this corporation he was elected president, and has for some years been accounted the mo9t weaiiny man in t'eunsyivHiiia. lie held the position of Associate Judge for several years, and was in the Democratic candidate for Gover nor of tins State, being defeated bv John Geary. He was twice elected to Congress during anminisT.r.itwn ot President 1'ieree. Judge Packer leaves a ife and five children In January, 18. the celebration of his iroldeii wedding was extensively not iced In the public pram uuge j-uuKer enooweo ine college named after him at Bethlehem with A large public meeting was held in the Court House, In lluscity, on Mouday evening to take proper action relative to the death of Mr.

Pack er. Mayor Marl in presided, and T. B. Metzger, Ei.fl.. was aiiDolnled Secretary.

A Committee on resolutions was appointed, consisting of it. a. wngnc, Hon. a. Bridges, lion.

John I). Stiles, Vv in. II- and Kev. Dr Sadller. Hons.

John O. Miles und S. A. Bridges maun short anil teelliiK commenting pivssive or (lie sense of the people of Alleutown on the sad occurrence which had occasioned the meeting. COPLAY OBITUARY.

When death lays its chilling hand upou the aged pilgrim, or when it beckons away the infant not yet strengthened to buffet the storms ot life, we feel thai one has oven ins days oi useiuiness and gone to his reward, while the other was hut an angel lent a few days to show ita friends the road to a bet ter land. But when a young girl just building Into womanhood, lull ol life und hope, surround ed by loving friends and endeared to associates una couliuues, is blrlckcu Dy Oisease, and taken from Ihe embrace of those who loved her beyond human estimate, pause silent and inconsolable before a dipen.sat inn of Providence none oun fin horn. Minnie, a ISyearolddaughterof Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Kotheruiel, ol crplay, passed from the scene of life on Friday morning last af-leran illness of seveial mouths with thai of our climate, consumption.

The best medical skill and the most assiduous attention was given her, but notwithstanding the prayers that she miuht be snared, uii thai could be bestowed tiimo her, the fatal dis-esse eonld not he hiithVd, and her gentle spirit returned to Him who guve it. Minnie Kothermel was more thau an ordinary girl. She was especially courteous to her seniors, considerate of Ihe desires of her companions, and industrious in her studies. Mie was an advanced scholur iu the Conlav School. time before being taken wilh tier sickness had assumed the responsibilities of a class teacher in the Cojday Sunday School.

She guve every promise of a life that would have been a blessing and comfort to her now afflicted parents, and an honor to herself and the community. It is but paving a Just tribute to her memory to say that lic was loved by nil who knew her. Those who hud only a oasual acquaintance will mourn with her relatives over their irreparable loss. Her lite though brief, is worthy of studv and and as her asuoeistes speak of her none will re- nieuioei an uiiKinu worn or sentiment from the lips that are now silent lorevcr. We shall not Htlernnt to sueak of the irreat loss to i.er Their consolation will come trom a higher ami purer source than human lips or pen.

The fut-e-ral took place on Mouday last, and was very largely attended, the Copley Sunday Sehocil turning out in a body. D. Seiiindel and B. A. Leintmch were the oltieiatiug clergymen ou the occasion.

1M POUT A NT nAIIUilll, ll.il'LnipkTT i.tiu ULOUIIIU IfcUIII.IiUI ll.lh li-jirt- ti the Nnvth ...,.) U. 1 I. ij, ntitu m.vn ltlill lersteiin of yew. 'J'he vapi-rs tor the Inuish-r ,,1. ,1 i-unn-uny.

mis the oltilu.l. Ii.l, .....1 I. I'liipiiiiy Becures cniuroi of the North Puiiinylvaniii Uailroa.t flora to Sft.fn,.v 1 1. ii. lentil iiib ntoiiy urceK road, thn Nnrtln-iut P.ntiaL.,.anl', lln.A i i t.

ii oiu Lannlsln to Dovlestnwn. and mich othor latrl ii, North Pt-nna. may have. Then it eeninw the B.iuml I'l. to coilliet'lion Willi the New Jrrsiy Central at U.mnd n- llin hKllwl, I IMC ui iC'W Mr.

flna-en 1 1... 1 ....1 Ills trincin.l hlert in-tukitiir cum nn independent ouilet to New York for his roal ny which tie wnnhl he ennhlcil not only to mine coal gnal dnd more chi iiply iIihh mhv, ami in winter iib well Aiitn miiiimer. it i.i puny to put in Nl lla u.liilj, u-iil. ,1... 1 iiiu-n ne cuillil me Mme Quantity into thewimp a of only ssje iiou, thus mving a in ino uriii l-eaafvlvania ra mail Ihl.

HeH.I niy M.li..,.,.ial,,.. i.a uu. erhioihi'ii road, wlili li eitunds trom IVrkimnen to Eut IVllll JlllK-liiin, ell llie I.i'liiuh Vulley r.i.1,1 A le.i. town. 'I'IiIm the Ki'a'hnu to tap the trade of I he West hy way of the V.illn.r V.lfi a.

i. 1 V'i'niral. Ifl (if the l-Wlti. iv e.uif'Kiiuy flailcel ltd heir il, ncre- after the road will be opeimcd hy uu lee, coniKweii ot me jiresldent, l'hilip Super, Ihe new unwUrir nnH on- nuncii'ii. i nese C1IHH1.

et only affect the operating of the road, hut have no effect llnnn the alnrlf i.n.l nn. tuny, ine in- Intnl. at fit I In. wuiimiiy ALT.ENTOWV Hlfllf scitnnr fi MENCEMENT the most largely attended as well as the most interesting Commencement in Alleutown High School, was that of Thursday orenoon last. ine audience ehamber in the Opera House was tilled to overflowing, there being scarcely a foot of standing room nnOfi'llTlit-iC In tliu pnrlv itt.ipi.h.n LrtlllC IIIU crowds eagerly and excitedly hurrying to secure positions within the hail, and long before the hour of nine, announce for the com- iue room was completely tilled with parents, patrons and friends of the.

in stitution. There were twentv-funr L'railmitcs as follows Lizzie C. Iterkemever, Emma C. Weida, Mary A. Danbert.

Loiiisa K. Keck Eva M. lilll'Z A ernes ttovue I ..1. Ella H. Kinker, Carrie C.

Ohristtnan, 8. Barnes, Win. 0. Cunningham, Francis J. Crillv.

Thomas .1. lie villliev Mnrvuu .1 Good, Abraham L. Kistler, Fred. F. Kramer, nenry j.

iNeiu, win. Schoener, Alvin W. Lawfer. Ivrn ger, Miles W. l'ovvcll, Win.

S. Hoth, Harrison BUUGLAHS SKNTF.n.',nTi0 i ill, V'JUIt on Monday morning sentenced Charles li. neneinngcr to an imprisonment of one and a half vears from d-ite siuirn uu 1 i.ti and one year for the Itoth burglary. Nathan rmnof. was senienceu to an imprisonment of one year for participating in the Iloth robbery.

Heffelfinger and Frantz, our readers will rememlier, were connected with Frank l.en, Hiskey, (Ihio Matt Sandt and Alfred Roth in their nneriitloiiu ic-, irtu. Jieh was sentenced to thirteen years and six luontus in the eastern peintetitiary, and Hiskey to seven years in the same institution. "Ohio Jack" escaped from jail, and Matt Sandt remains to be tried at, the June term. Roth squealed, and it was owing to his evidence principally that the conviction of the accuseu as seenreu. T.OOKS rr r.

the American Itestaurant, recently refit- eaiiniii.siiiiieiii iii a siyie displaying a great deal of good taste ami The ladies' saloon is especially neat, the walls having been adorned with neat gold paper, the Hours relaid with new carpets, new and' costly furniture introduced, Everything in connection with Mr. Gross' place is arrayed iu the latest modern style, and the establishment canuot lie beat in "the Slate for a good dinner, good order, real comfort, or anything pertaining to a first class P.estauraiit. Mr. Gross is not only enterprising, hut, a clever, r-nnrfuouu il acciiimundat.iug aentlo man. ROBBING FARMERS.

-For some two months past farmers in Lower Carbon comity and in the western part of Monroe county' have sutl'ered severely from the robberies of oi.p.nruuy organized baud of thieves Chickens, meals, tionr, grain, potatoes har- II1IUU I. nnlr.itn 1 1 I a articles, have been stolen in great quantities. Last week James Snyder and v.i onn ingTon. were arrested tor stealing meats from farmers coinmitled to the Stroudsburg jail to await trial. Otherarrests will probably lollow at an early day.

OFF TO THE Seiherling, ot Seilierlingsville, and Mr. Moser of Lvnn. recently started fill 4l-lr. tn. 1110 west, going Via Baltimore and Wtiul.i.,,..,...

through Ohiov Indiana, lilinois, men- olqeetive point Was MlHsmiri 111 el.iel, nicy prooaoiy are by this time. Mr. Seibetling has a number or sous and one daughter residing i tij I'oi'ono visit. We along with many friends hope he and his imuii jTionei may nave a pteasaut and health outlining uiur, ami a sale return. TERRIBLY KIITtVF.IlTZwiliio...

e. oi-cger, a laborer in isher's foundry, residing at the u.urr 01 uoriion street and Creek met with a fearful accident on Monday after' uiion. a ladle containing about itiil pounds 01 nioiien iron was standing on a turn table against Which Sleeer -ill, 1 11 n- 11 ouniuei iiinc torce, tilting it and throwing the seething naiios, arms, and limhs, burning: them terrihlv hu 1.... 1 1 1 Ollllieil jj um mp, wuiie tue right was burn ed up as far as the knee. a with t.

J' John Kinen.iil of tin. Hrat 7 i i 1,7 lay ..1 BUI tnr his ajipearance at Court, charged 011 oath of C. Kchlilfv trnuhtit O. ot li. with ftLao WIllCII Mm uu otn.

ru.L.u 111 reinemiier, reported as having been stolen out of his house OI1 tllH liiilif nf It ilnr.l.i it M.it.l,iil. waB the Treasurer ot the lodge funds. t3 A great many houses are being re painted and repaired at present. Mttr Bliaa soil as low as twenty-five cents 1T1 mil- I Willard Allisou, manager of the Alleutown Rolling Mill, and Miss Clara, daughter of tue tong since deceased r. 1 nger, artist, of tins city, having yielded to the "enchanting arts" of Cupid, were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony 011 Thursday evening last.

The ceremony was performed at the res idence ot the bride brother-m-law, Hon. William H. Ainey, opposite the Court House A large and select company of intimate mends ot tue brtite and groom were present, with the Rev. Dr. Keith, of Grace Episcopal Church, as officiating clergyman.

The bride was elegantly and tasletullv dressed, and look ed beautiful, as she always does, while the groom was also handsomely attired. Alter the conclusion of the ceremony which made the twaiu oue, congratulations came, ami then all sat down to an elegant repast, as tempting to the eyes as it. was to the tastes of the guests. The bill of fare was very extensive, and embraced a great variety of tempting articles. Full and generous respect was paid to the banquet, and happiness reigued without the slightest obstruction.

After a pleasant and social time, extendiug to a late hour, the newly married pair took possession of their new home, ready furnished and in order, formerly the property of John L. Hotl'mau, deceased, on Linden street, near Ninth, where may they long live in perfect joy. That, the genial gentleman and his fair bride will weave sunshine in and about their home 110 one who knows them doubts for a moment. That prosperity may continue with them, that their happiness may be secure, that, every cloud which may hover over them shall have a silver lining, is the wish of all of their many friends. We should have said above that, the bride was made the recipient, of many costly presents, which were displayed to advantage, and were the objects of much comment aud admiration.

Among the guests present were Gen. Pardee (President of the Allentnwn Rolliug Mill Co. and brother-in-law of Mr. Allison) wife, of Philadelphia Dr. Geo.

Wentz and wife, of tckley a large number ot the relatives and friends of Mr. Allison from abroad, Hon. Edwin Albright, and wife, Hon. A. B.

Long-aker and wife, Hon. John D. Stiles and wife, C. W. Cooper, and wife, Dr.

B. M. Ja-coby and wife, Alfred Saeger and wife, Dr. A. J.

Martin and wife, Dr. E. G. Martin and wife, iM. S.

Kaiillinan. and wife, Hnwro Hrwt-o It. WllSOIl ailll Joseph i. Ballief, Miss Ella Reese, Miss C. Martin, the Sunday-school class of the bride, and many others.

MARRIED. On the fit ti hint, hy the Kev. A. G. Duhhe, Mr.

ViCTiiu Ivi.isb to Miss Ida Kikk, both of Ibis city. On the lTlli hy the Kci E. J. Kegel, Mr. E.

J. Pktkbs, of UuthM-ille, to Mies Kebecca Ecnneb, of South WliiUhall. On the 11th by the Rev. F. J.

Mohr, Mr. Geo. Mkikr, of this city, to Mis. Scsas Stettles, of Qua-keriown. tin Ihe aril hv the Kev.

D. Hchin lei, Mr. Fka.niii.in Rbiskrt, of Kuctiaville, to Miss tiiMA A. Fret, of Hokendaoqua. Oil the 10th by the same, Mr.

Alfred Wii.t to Miss Mart A. Jacobs, both of Albums. DIED. On the 14th in this eity, Flurknce infitnt daughter of William .1. und Luura E.

liuher. I in the 11th inst in this eity, George sun of mil nml Caroline Nippert. aitetl 4 months and -Jl days. in the l-ili inst 111 Hanover, ii.liam son of .1. and ttarah Nagel, aged 6 years and 1 month.

On the loth consumption, Minnie, daughter of Marcus Hotiieriiu-1, aged 15 years, '2 months and 2ii days. In the lath in Easton, Nicholas Depce, in his 87th year. On the loth in South Bethlehem, Alexander. son of Peter Flynn, in his Pit It year. on tie Tin in ttethiehem, sarah wife ot William I.uefcenhach.

ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF Valuable Real Estate. BY VIKTUE of an order of sale issued out of the Orphans1 Court of I.ehish county, there will he exposed at public sale, nn THURSDAY the 12th dav of A. I. at 1 o'clock in the aflen.oon, 011 the premises, in Hanover township, Lehiirh county, near West Bethlehem, the following valuable real estate, to wit All that certain real estate and tract of land situate in the township of H.inover, Lchiidi countv. bounded as follows, to wil Beiiniini.

at a point in the middle the public road lcadint: hum In-ui to Allen- lown, thence in said road decrees east 3a rt-in hy land of Win. Scibcrt south 1 degree west 51 thence by land now or late of 1 limp II. unenn south i degrees west 30 8-10 perches to a post, thence bv land of the Lehiirh Coal and Navigation Company south bi) degrees west oO 7-10 perches to a pot, thence hy lands late of George i.reuiig, norm degrees west 7 K-10 perches to a post, north 40 perches, thence hv land of Gcon-e Brei- nig, north V4 degrees cast 58 610 perches to the place of beginning, containing 20 Acres aud 109 Perches, more or less. Keiii2 the real estate of Herman M. Fetter.

d.cp.ia..d late of the township of Hanover, Lehigh couniy. 1 win ne mane Known on xneaay 01 sale, uue aoeiuiani-e ITlven ny A lid's C. FETTER. I B. E.

LEHMAN Executors. May ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF- Valuable Personal Property. WILL he sold at public sale, on FR1IIAV, the tltli day of 1X7B, ai 1 o'clock in the af ternoon, on the farm of Solomon and Daniel Moyer, a half a mile from the vilhwu of Fogeisville, in Upper Mactingie township, Lehigh county, the undivided hnlf interest of the said Daniel Moyer in the follow ing valuable persona! property, to wit: 1 1 Oli IIIIICII COWS, 6 DUOS, 11 1. 1... iV Jl nogs, zone-home wagons with 7J 2 tour-horse wagons, 6 a horse noww.

a threshing machine, a windmill, corn shelter, diiil, 2 wagon bodies, 2 sets Yankee harness, 2 ilow harnesses, fly ni ts, 4 plows. 2 ernin cradles, a lot a lot old barn wood, cutting box, a lot of timber and oiner mams, swingle trees, a tilth chain, 3 wood stoves, a sink, lot i if ciiriiet fi cooking stove with pipe and lijntrcs, tables, a worn nencn, lot carpenter tools, harre's, ladders, hay-rakes, jack screw, stone sledges, cow chairm, a crowbar, ground chisel, manure and Ditch forks, a nost gruidslmie, about 25 acres of wheal and 25 acres of rye uei.i, nv oi umian corn ui ino ear, antt a great variety of other articles, too numerous to mention. 1 lie conditions mil he made known on the dav of sale, und due attendance given by (lOSHI)A STAIILER, Assignee ot Daniel Moyer and wife. May 21. 4w Financial Statement of the School Board of Lynn township.

THE following is the financial account of tli. School Board of Lynn township, Lehigh county, for the i eii.onn me nisi moil. iay in ito. ax rate mill on the dollar of valuation for school purposes. Total amount levied i '20S tilt Exonerations -n SB RKCEIt'Td.

From Slate appropriation of 187S fir. ibilaiice tin hand From Col lecior li'sti ihi Interest Iu oil From County abatement 4j 4-j Fines oti Total amoHnt received 340 54 EXPENUITl RtiS. For renting and repairing 150 5U leacners salaries 2.1-U uo Fuel 144 Ou Collector aud Treasurer's tees 55 ijn Halary of yecretarv 40 oil Otherexpeliscs It; 9,, Total expenditures 82,521) 54 Cash on hand IU 00 RESOURCES. Cash on hand Sll4 0) Amount due district trom all sources. o27 11 Total resources 11 Resources in excess ot liabilities 441 11 HAM L'EL HERMANY, President.

W. R. BROBrfT, Secretary. May 16. Sw Financial Statement of the Town ship of Lowliill.

li following is the liuanrial account of Milton Btich-man. Tax Collector of Lowhlli townshii LehiL'h county, lor Ihe year 187S, to wit It To amount of duplicate $1,033 44 Due 10 collector, Milton Buchmati 89 1,034 33 CR. tTriah Kmufte, Supervisor 5 4o 58 Ainos Knerr, 61S 43 Tax collecting and settling 4 55 Rmn Ai Rchlechtcr, printing 4 50 llaini's dt lluhe, 4 50 Losses 2 Auditors' fees ti 00 l'aid to Kliiut Hensiiiger, Hupervisor in 1877 8 12 Elms Hartmau, 8 12 $1,034 33 April 7th, 179. we the undersigned auditors of Low-hill towrifhip examined the above account and touuj the same correct. FRANK P.

BECK, i KKi nUN IYTFHL, Auditors. MANOKLOTZ, May 21. -3w ltankruptcy Notice. hi the 1irtrid Court of L'nUrd Slates far the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. In (be matter of Owen W.

FauBt, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. Eastern Vistrii of PtHuntlvania. SS. TTPON the application of Joshua Hlahler.

as-l signee of the estate of Owen W. 17ai kir. nipt, it is ordered that a second general meeting of the creditors Ot Stlill rtimt fin. I Kt. 04 11 11 ui 1 1 Mill street, Alleutown, in said District, 011 the HkVENTil .1...

1 IT fC A lu-i. hi hi ciock a. ai ine 01-fico of Stabler, hefore Edwin T. Chase one of the Registers iu Bankruptcy in District, according to the provisions of section 6HH2 of the Revised Nlatutea of the United Htates, title LXi, Bankruptcy And it is further ordered that Hie assignee notice of said meeting hy sending written or printed notices hy mail, post paid, of the time and place of said meeting to all known creditors of said id that he shall also notify the Bankrupt to he present, thereat and he shall also publish notice of the time and place of said meeting on two different das in the newspaper called the Lehigh Reiister and A i.i.kntown Democrat, printed at Alleutown, in said District, at least tifteen days prior to said meeting. Witness the Hon.

Wm. Butler, Judge of the said District Court, and the seal thereof, at Philadelphia, in said Distiict, on the 13th day of May, A. D. 179. ERANCldSQUIRH, Pro.

Clerk of District Court for said District. N. B. Creditors who have not proved their claims cannot participate in the dividend, unless tney prove their claims before the Register at this meeting May 21. 2w Prothonotary's Not i ce.

NOTICE is hereby aiven that the following accounts have been Hied in the Prothonotary's Office of Lehigh county.and willbe presented to the Court ot Common Pb'its tor confirmation on THURSDAY. JUNE 5th, lt.y, unless objection be made thereto: 1. The account of Charles 11. Blank, assignee of the estate of Amos R. Heller.

H. C. WAGNER, Protuonotary. Prothonoiary'i Office, May 14. Lu, UHK DR.

VAN DYKE'S SULPHUR SOAP for all offections of the SKIN and SCALP also for the Bath, 'loiletandNuraefy. Sold by Druggists. lApr.3u-10m iiiiint, mil ii, -i-o i.j a frame pig sly, 16 hv 14 feet, a oue stnrv flame "build-nig on rear of lt, hy ket, with other out buildings. No. 5.

Situate in the of Macuugie aforesaid, hounded by lands of David Kemmerer, (late Catharine Daiikel,) and tract No. il alwve described, containing r-ll perches, more or less. 'The iiuprovclni iite rrjj thereon consist of a one storv FRAME HOUSE, Jill WA by 26 feet. No. Siluate in the borough of Macungic aforesaid, bounded hy tract No.

3 and lands of John Shatter, U. o. Kiidh V. T. Jobst, Aaron Kidman and F.

S. Shinier, containing 7 Acres aud 1.12 Perches, niuro or less. No. 7. --Situate in the borough of Macuugie aforesaid, bounded hy Church street, lut of F.

S. Shinier, by Tea sheet, and land of John Siiunuaster, containing 4i', logetner wiiu tbe improve- incuts thereon, which consist of a 1 1 1 i Sltirv It'll I h' 1 1 1 1 feel in from by fet iii depth, a frame it -V No. aitnate in the borough of Maennai afoi. said, hounded street, lot ot Widow hi. hi, by rYa street, and tot No.

7 abov; desrribt-d. contaiuinir perches of land. No. 9. HilllHtc in All.n.tl T.

km ni ri eounty, bounded by land of lrmiel uitun i. un.l anal ley, containing "tMnt smiar tir-t. No. 10. in I titvnr Ki 1.:.

i ed by landsof James F. Kneatller, William llunsber-L'er, lirancis Buyer, and the public road, rontaiiiing tiuo square feet. Seized and taken in execution as the property of r.a. Shimei No. IO.

Bl' Virtue ff a nn.i.. 1 "iBiuu.ii,iiiui Levari rai'iae, all trial certain messuage or tenement and tract of land situate 111 Ilanover townshin. T.ebii.)i ntiml. 1 eniiHyivania, bounded and described as follows to wit: Beginning at a stone in the public road leading from Schoenersville to Allentown, thence hy land ot llenrv mv ..,..1. 011 a J.

.1. u. giees wi-BI perClll'S to a post lhence partly by lands of Jacob Buss, Oeo. Kurty and John ki-kert nnnh lz n- 1. 111 10 a post in a public road leading from Schoenersville to the borough of Catasauqua, lhence along said road partly hy land of the said Robert Daniel, hereto 1 and land of Nathan Lerch north 84' degrees ea-t Uts 9 10 perches to a post, thence partly by lands of the same and land of the Lutheran and German Reformed Church south 54 degrees east Tli perches to a post at ihe side of the Allentown road, thence crossing said road south 31 degrees east 2 perches to a stone in the road aforesaid, lhence along said road part ly by land of Dauioi Zellner, and land of William Slillwag.w and others south 20 degrees west 113 perches to the place liegitiuuig, coulailiiug.

138 Acres and 18 Perches, together with the improvements thereon, which I 1 XT ttAir.in 2d feet bv 2S fc4t a txtrn, TT name Darn, at bv oo feet. There is a valuable Iron Ore bed on the premises, leased by the Crane Iron Company a9 the No. 11. By Virtue of a certain writ of Lerari Facias, all that certain tract or piece of ground situate in the township of South hitehall, Lehigh county, and state of Peiina bounded and limited as follows, lo wit Beginning at a post in a hue of Eliza yuier's land, thence along the west side of a 33 feet wide road or street, thence extending along the same north 18 degrees west 8 3 10 perches to a post, thence along the south side of the Mauch Chunk road north 62 degrees west perches to a post, thence by land of late Michael heiter and Joseph sterner south 37 degrees west 47 perches to a bv land now or late of Charles Seagreaves south f. degrees east 7 9 10 perches to a post, thence hy land of Eliza (Juier north 67 degrees east 50 4 lo perches to the place of beginning.

Seized and taken in'execution as the nronertv of Daniel Swoyer. 3 No. IS. By Virtue of a certain writ of Levari Facias all that certain tract or piece of land situate in the city of Allenlowu, Lehigh county, and state of Pennsylvania bounded and limited as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on line of Philip Klee's land and Tilghman street, thence along the same south VoV. degrees west 5 nercheft to iimnl nn 11, a V.HUIIK roau, inence along the same north west 32 perches to a vjrim, mence along the same north 4o( degrees east 31 3-10 perches to a point ou line of lands late of Oeorge Heisel, thence along the same south 85 degrees east 10 perches lo a point thence hv lan.t lie oniA 1 ..1, i.

iviee Botitn of degrees east 22 2-10 perches to the place of beginning Seized and taken in execution as the nronertv of Daniel Swoyer. No. 13. By Virtue of a certain writ of Levari Facias, all that certain messuage or tenement and lot of ground situate on the north side of Linden sireet, in the city i Allentown, Lehigh county, and state of Pennsylvania, bounded and limned as follows, to wit: Beginning at the south east corner of the lot of ground belonging to the Evangelical Congregation of Salem's Church, and running thence along the same ground northwardly Ida feet to a 10 feet wide alley, thence eastwardlv along the same 37 feet to a 10 feet wide private alley, thence southwaidly along the same lti5 feet to a point for a corner, and thence weslwardly- along said Linden Bireet 37 feet to the place of beginning, area 3,885 together with the improvements thereon, which con- sist of a two story i'uf BRICK HOUSE, I Jlllj 20 feet front by 30 feet deep, a two story brick 1-1 "Ii kitchen attached, 14 by 18 feet, with a double porch attached to east side of kitchen 6 feet wide, a two story frame kitchen attached, 10 by 14 feel. Seized and taken iu execution as the property of Daniel Weber.

No. 14. By Virtue of a certain writ of Ven.liil mi all that certain lot or piece of ground situate, ling and being in tbe village of Egviit, Whitehall township, Lehigh county, bounded and descrilad as follows, to negiiiiiiiig at a posi in a puniic road, them by land of Tilghman Kohler intended to be conveyed to Daniel Scheirer north 22 degrees west lb!) feet inches to a nost, thence hv land intended tn l.e mm-w. ed to John Koch, north 47 degrees east 44 feet to a post, thence by other land of said Tilghman Kohler souin t.2 ttegrees east 110 teet to a post in a public road, thence hy land of John Koch, south 52 degrees west 6 feet 2 inches to the place of beginning, contain ing pennies, logetner wnn me improvements meicuii, which ui a one ana a Halt story FRAME noiISE, 22 feet hy 24 feet, a frame stahle, 12 by 12 feet. ami taaen in execution as the property of David Fatzinger.

No. 15. By Virtue of a certain writ of Levari Facias, all that certain messuage, tenement and lot of land siluate on the west side of Ridge Road, above Allen sireet, No. 612, in the city of Alleutown, Lehigh county, hounded on the north hy a lot of 8. A.

Bridges, on the west by an alley, on the south bv a lot of S. A. IlriiWs. and on the easl by Ridge Road, containing in front on sum Kioge Koad in feet and in depth lWi feet and 6 mcnes. together wnn the Improvements thereon, which consist of a two storv BRICK HOUSE, 16 feet front by 26 feet in depth, a porch at- lacneu, io left ny li teet.

Seized and takeu in execution as the property of James Foley. No. 1. By Virtue of a certain writ of pluries Levari Facias, all those two certain messuages and lots or pieces of ground situate on tbe east side of Fifth sireet, in tbe city of Allentown, Lehigh county, and slate of bounded and described as follows, to wit No. 1.

Beginning at the north east corner of Maple and said Fillh streets, thence along said Maple street in an easterly direction 58 feel, more or less, lo lot late of Cbailea aeagreaves, deceased, lhence northwardly on said line ot Charles Seagreaves 3S feet to a point in line ot lot couveyed by Edwin Alluight to Charles H. lla- gelil.lU'li, thence westerly on line of said llagcnhuch's hit 50 feet, more or less, to said Filth street, them-e southwardly along said Fifth street 38 feet to the nh.ce oi iivKnmiiig, togeiuer wnn me improvements Jg- ineieoii, which mnsisi or a tnree slory BRICK HOUSK, wilh sand stone basement, Si feet in front bv 40 feet in deplh, a three story brick wing attached uu the noun sine oi iiuuuing, ii ieet inches by in feet, a single porch attached to front of wine, 11 feel 2 inches by 6 feel 3 inches, a single porch attached to rear of wing, 24 teet hy 5 teet 4 inches, a one stoiy frame kitchen at' tacheu to rear ot main building, 11 feet 8 inches by 11 feet 6 inches. Seized and taken in execution as the property of George E. Slrauh, feoffee and term tenant of Edwin Al- origin, mortgagor. No.

2. Beginning at a noint on the east side nf mod Filth street 108 feet north from Maple street, on line of lot of Dr. E. O. Martin, thence by Ihe same easterly 50 teet, more or less, to line of lot late of Charles Seagreaves, deceased, lhence at light angles by lot nf said Seagreaves in a northerly direction to a point in said Seagreaves' line 18 feet north from the rear (south) end of the house, partly on the lot hereby conveyed, said point being 23 feet, more or hiss, from said line of Martin, thence at right angles by other ground of said Edwin Albright parallel with said Martin's line to a point 32 feet from said Fifth street, (lieing 24 feet, more or less, troin said Seagreaves' line,) thence by other ground of said Alhright at right angles in a northerly direction pniaoci wnn ram nun street a reel, more or less, to a point 26 feet north from said Martin's line, thence at right angles parallel wilh said Martin's li ne in west erly direction by said other ground of Albright 32 feet to said nun street at a point 134 feet north of said Maple sireet, thence at right angles and alonir snid Filth street 20 feet to the place of beginning, together with ine improvements tnereon, which consist of a three story BRICK HOUSE, with brown stone basement, 26 feet front by 32 leet In depth, a Hall between main bouse :m.l tn.

i 3 stories high, of brick, 6 by 7 feet 4 Inches, a three sto ry nrica miciicii auacneu to nail, 17 ny 18 teet. Seized and taken iu execution us the property of Eli G. Schwartz, feoll'ee and terre tenant of Edwin Albright, mortgagor. No. 17.

By Virtue nf a certain writ of Levari Facias, all that certain lot or piece of ground and blacksmith shop -uu-ate in the township of Salisbury, Lehigh colinty.Penna hounded on the north and west by ground of Jacob Kichline, deceased, on the south by land of the Port Clinton Railroad Company, and on the east by a public road leading from Allentown to Philadelphia containing in width on said public road thirty nine-feet, more or less, and in depth of about equal width two hundred and eighty leet, more or less, together wilh the improvements thereon, which consist of a oue aim a nan story BRICK BLACKSMITH HnOP, 21 feet hy 24 feet, a one and a half story frame shop attached, 24 by 27 feet; also, a two story rnamm rjMOe, 4 'ZU leet. Seized and taken iu execution as the property ot Lewis Ziuzer. No. 18. By Virtue of a certain writ of Venditioni Exponas, all those two certain messuages and tracts or pieces of land bounded and described as follows, to wit: No.

1. All the right, title and Interest in all that certain messuage and tract of land situate in the township of Whitehall. Lehigh eon nt v. hiiiiiiih'il hv of the Lehigh Valley Iron Company, Aaron Schreiber auu a ptiuuc roan, containing 41 AcreM, more or less. The Improvements thereon cunsist of a two story BRICK HOUSE, 26 feet hy SS feet, a porch in front of houe, 3 feet by 8 feet, a brick kitchen fi.

by IS n-ri, wnn iiuit-ii auacneu to itcliwi- '2ti leet hv fi wi a frame barn, 40 feet by 76 teet, with other necessary outbuildings. No. 2. A certain messuage and lot of ground situate on the east side of Sixth street, in the city of Allentown, Lehigh county, hounded on the west by said Sixth street, on the north by lot No. 244, on the east bj an alley, and on the south by the southern part of lot No.

245, containing on Sixth street 30 feet ami In demi. 230 feet to an alley, together with the improvements wiin-ti cnnsisi oi a tnree story -vaj, BRICK DWELL1NO HOUSE, fjT, 22 feet front by 30 feet in depth, a two storv 101" brick building attached, 14 feet by 16 feet, with a double porch, 14 feet by a feel, also a two story brick Kiitin-n auacneu, 14 ieet ny Ti teet, a porch attached to rr teet hy 21 ieet, also a trame stable, 10 ieet bv 10 feet. 3 Seized and taken in execution Henry I'. Schreiber. the property ot No.

ID. By Virtue of a certain writ of Levari Facias, all that certain lot or piece of ground situate in Whitehall lownsnip, Lehigh county, being designated and sum il OF Valuable Real Estate. Tn following properties will be roI3 by Thomas B. Morgan, Hhcriffof Lehigh county, ON FRIDAY, JUNK 6th, 187, at the Court nouae, in the city of Allentown. The Bale will commence ut 1 o'clock P.

and will procertl with the ilitlerent properties in the ordr in which they are numbered in this advertisement, to wit: No. 1. By Virtue of a certain writ of Venditioni Exponas' all thoise cei'ttiin lots or pieces of ground bounded and deHcrihed as follows, to wit No. Situiito in the borough of Catasatiiiua, beginning al ihe intersection of Bridge street and a public alley, thence aloiik? mild alley north 2'M feet, more or less, lo another public alle Lhence along said alley went fiet to land of llarrieou Howttr, or about to be conveyed to Edward Overpeck, lhence along the same south 2'M feet, more or less, to the aforementioned Bridge street, thence along said street east let to lite place ot begiuulng. Ine improvement; tbeieon consist of a two and a half FRAME COTTAGE HOUSE, li feet front by 26 feet deep, with double porch attached in front, 24 feet 7 inches by 9 feet, a tw story frame kitchen attached, 1 feet 3 Undies by 'J4 feet, porch attached on east side '26 by 8 feet, a frame stable, 16 by 1-2 feet.

No. 3. Hituatein CataRauqua aforesaid, hounded ou the east by lot of Hugh Mellub, on the couth by Front street, on the west by land of Owen Mct 'arty, and on the north by lot of Timothy Mullin, containing in front on Front sireet 15 feet, and in depih 9i feel. The improvements thereon consist of a two story FRAME HOUSE, lijjijl with basement story, 15 feet front by jt feet porch attached, 16 feet by 7 feet ti inehes. No.

4. Situate in Catasauqua aforesaid, bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on Front street, thence by said street north 440 decrees west 20 feet to a point, thence by land late of C. V. Ran noith 46 degrees east 197 feet 6 inches to a point on a public alley, thence along said alley south 44 degrees east I'O feet to a point, thence by land of William Craig south 46 decrees west 197 feet 6 inches to the place of beginning. The improvements thereon consiet of a three story BRICK HOUSE, 20 feet front by 40 feet deep, a two story brick 1 Ijjl nhnp attached, 19 by 40 feet, another two story brick kitchen attached, 15 by 16 feet, also a one story frame kitchen, 10 by 14 feet, with porch, 14 by 10 feet.

No. 5. AH the certain messuage and hotel property, situate in Catasauqua aforesaid, bounded on the north by property of T. M. Krey, on the east by Railroad street, on the south by lot of J.

8. Lawall, and on the west by Front street, containing 20 feet in front by 2iKi feet in depth. The improvements thereon consist of a three story BRICK HOUdE, 18 feet 2 inches in front by 40 feet, a three story JfaJ brick kitchen attached, 14 feet 3 inches by 28 feet, also a frame kitr-ben attached, 26 by 10 feet, a frame stable, i-j uy icei. Seized and taken in execution as the property iff William J. Craig.

No. 2. By Virtue of a certain writ of pluiics Venditioni Exponas, all the right, title and interest in all those two certain messuages or tenements and tracts or nieces nf land, hounded and described as follows, to wit No. 1. The one half interest in all that certain tract situate in Upper Macungie township, Lehigh county, and state of Pennsylvania, bounded by lands of Wm.

H. Kot(el, Mra. Smith (widow,) the public road leading from lireiuigsville to Fogeisville, and by lands of Lo-rcntz Kline, contaiuing OO Acres, more or less, together whh the improvement thereon, which consist of a two story LOO HOUSE, 2U by 40 feet, a stone barn, 40 by To feet, a one and a half story Frame House. 31 hv 3o feet. stable, IS by a feet, also a one and a half story Log House, by 25 feel, a log stable, 18 hy iu feet.

No 2. All the right, title and interest in all that certain tract situate in Upper Macungie township, Lehigh county, bounded by lands of William B. Fogel, Widow Long, Moses Flexer, Lorentz Kline and tract No. 1, containing 100 Acres, more or less, together with the improvements thereon, which consist of a two story 30 hy 40 feet, a two storv stone kitchen attach. JiS.

ed, -22 by 22 feet, a stone barn, 38 hy 'io teet, a liame wagon shed, and other necessary outbuildings. Also a two story building, 28 by 12 feel, a frame shed, 30 bv 28 feet. Seked and taken in execution as the property of Jonathan Smith. No. 3.

Bv Virtue of a certain irrit nf nllna Von1iHrri C.nn. nas, all those three certalu tracts or pieces of land situate In Lynn township, Lehigh county, and state of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: No. 1. Bounded by lands of Ellas Old, Michael Kauch'n estate and Elizabeth and KbIc ilerkie. con taining I ACRES.

The improvements thereon consist of a two story BRICK HOUSK, fpTS Si tiy 2u teet, wilh poich in front of house, a I triune summer house, 10 bv 10 leet.a fnum. u-. li'iL gon shed, 16 by 'A feet, a log stable, 22 by 2ti feet. No. 2.

-Hounded bv lands of He nil. ruin IC.im. stum. ucl Kuukel and Michael Rauch, containing ACRES. No 3.

Bounded hy lands of Wm. Stein, Joshua Wie-der and others, containing 1' acres. Seized and taken in execution as the nronertv nf Ren- ben Khcrt. No. 4.

By Virtue of a certain writ of nluriee Venditioni Ex ponas, all those certain lots or nieces of eround hound ed and described as follows, to wit No. 3. All that certain messuam- or tenement and lot or piece of ground situate on the west side of Fifth street, between Chew and Gordon streets, iu the citynf Allt-nlown, bounded on the north hv ard Killian, on ihe west hy a private alley, un the south ny grouuii oi ousan elda, and on the east by s.iid Fifth street, containing in trout ou said Filth street ii feet, and in depth 110 feet to said alley, toirt'ilier with tue improvements tnereon, which consist of a one and a half story FRAME HOUSE. 13 feet front by 20 teet deep, a trame kilchen auacnea, l- ny leet. No.

5. Situate In the townshin of Salishurv. count and slate aforesaid, bounded and described us follows, to wit Beginning at a point on the south side of Greenleaf street, thence along Ihe same eastward 100 feet to a point, thence by property of James A. Keck southward 15 feet to a point on Panama alley, thence along the same westward 100 feet to a point on a lot of C. W.

Rau, thence along the satno noithward 100 feet to the place of beginning. Seized and taken in execution as the property of Jo-siah S. Kern. No. 5.

By Virtue of a certain writ of Venditioni Kvr.n-io. all that certain tract or piece of land situate in lfcidi-1- nerg lownsiup, La-high county, bounded by lands of Oeorge Fritziuger, Paul Kemmerer and others, enn- taining Acres, more or less. No. 2. All that certain tract nf land in delberg township aforesaid, bounded by lands of S.ilo- .1 aiter, ooiomou Haas, donaa 1 1 ess and John tck, containing 10 Acres and 41 Perches.

No. 3. -All the right, title and interest in nil that certain messuage and tract of land situate in Ileiiiel- nerg townsiup aforesaid, bounded by lands of Levi Waller, Peter and Wilson Oerman. "Kistler A- Miin.r and Charlcii Engle, containing 22 Acres, more or less, together with the impiovements thereon, which tsunami oi a oue ana a nair story STONE IKiITHk. 2(1 feet by 20 feet, a Log Barn, 18 feet by 38 o.iiouiltllllgs.

oeizen and taken Iu execution as the property of Levi Walter aud Charles Waller. No. 6. By irtue of a certain writ of Levari Facias and Fieri facias, inquisition waived, all that certain building, to wit Located on a lot or niece nf tin Broad street, in the township of ilanover, county iiu niKfl ui reiumyivania, a street running from Bethlehem to Allentown, the lot having a tr.mtjige ot 0 feet on the south of Broad street, on the north by a public alley, on the east hy Fifth Avenue. ll.u TT ul Francis ACKerinan.

1 he house being a two and a half story BUtuniNU, and frame porch in rear of house, having a trontage of 32 feet and a depth of 8 feet. 0 r1 aUd taken in UXllltinn na thu rtf ben K. CreBs. Mo. 7.

By Virtue of a certain writ of Levari Facias, all that certain two story brick messuage and lot or piece ol ground thereunto belonging, siluate on the north-east corner of Fifth and Lindeu streets, in the city of Allentown, bounded on the west by said Filth street, on the north hy a private alley, on the east by another brick house and lot of late James W. Wilson, and on the south by said Linden street, containing in front on said Linden street 15 feet and in depth alone said Fifth street 110 teet to said private alley, together with the iiHproicmeniB mereon, wmrit consist of a two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, 15 teet front on Liuden street by 30 feet in depth, a two Story brick addition to main honae IS hv ld feet, a two story frame kitchen attached, lo hy 18 feet, with a double Dorcb facintr Fifth street a Seized and taken in execution the property of Samuel R. Engelraan. Ho. S.

By Virtue of a certain writ of Levari Facias, all that certain lot or piece of ground situate on Fror.t street, in the borough of Catasauqua, Lehigh county, bounded and described as follows, to wit On the north by land of Dr. W. A. Hassler, on the east by Railroad alley, on "Heel, nou uu ine souin oy land of idow Seibert. containing in front nn Prnni 21 feet, and iu depth to said Railroad alley to- gciiiiu wiiu me improvement tnereon, which Jj; vuiiRiBi.

vi a loiee piury BRICK HOUSE, 21 feet front by 30 feet deen. a two storv frame kitchen attached, 19 feet by 15 feet, with a double porch li feet wide, a iwo story frame Bhon and kitchen, 31 by 17 feet, a two story Fkime Ilousg on rear of lot, 16 feet by 28 feet, a porch attached, 8 feet wide by lli feet long. Seized and taken in execution as the property of Jacob J. Souder. No.

9. By tue of several writs of Vendil loni Exponas, all the right, title and interest in all those certain messuages and ten several tracts or pieces of ground situated, bounded and described as foilowB, to wit No. 1. Situate in the borough of Macumrie, Lebitrh couniy, bounded by Main street and lota of Peter Wei-b John Singmasier and James Neumoyer, containing iu ,.,..11, ui ianu. i ne improvements mere' on consist of a two story BRICK COACH MAKER SHOP, 4(1 by 22 feet, a two story frame Bhop attached by ao teet, a two story Brick House, 2H hy with porch attached to rear of house, a Frame Barn, 30 by feet, a fruuie Btuble, 16J by lu a pig sty, 12 by 12 feet.

No. 2 -8ituate In Upper Mliford township, known as the Shimersville Hotel Tract, bounded by the Berks A- Lehigh Turnpike- road and lauds of Charles B. Shinier, Dr. J. 8.

Shinier, aud others, containing 20 Acres and 23 Perches. The improvements thereon consist of story BTONK HOUSE. 5S4 feet in front by 30 feet in depth, with "2 poich attached to front of house, a two storv JL! stone kitchen attached, 20 bv 20 feet, with nnrch ed to kitchen, a frame wash house. 10 by 12 feet, a trame wagon shed, 15 by 15 feet, a frame ice 10 by lo feel, a frame summer house, lli by 15 feet, a Btone shed, 40 hy 60 feet, a frame wagon shed, 16 by 26 feet, with other outbuildings. No.

in Hie borouith of Mncungie aforesaid bounded bv landsof John Hlmiler ron Er.hnan, (late David Kemmerer,) and tract No. 6, iii-itniuibei uencnueu, containing 4 Acres and 150 Perches No 4. Situate in the borough of Macumrie aforesaid, hounded by lands of the East Penn Railroad Company, David Kemmerer, Harrison Miller, F. 8. Shimer, by the curb stone and school house alley, containing 126 p.

icss, logetper wnn the nil i.iuiucum Liicieuu, wuicp consist oi a three a story STONE HOUSE. plastered, 44 feet front by 25 feet in depth, withi a uuume iiuich aiiacueu to rear or House, fii hv tew a mi summer uuuse, io oy is leet, a brick building fit Is Savin. nf Win. II. Winner linn ii li'iisi il liiiiisi ir I'rom llii' til "I Mia law, ll.l Siii'll.

tllis IHTOIllllllSlieil tliivii lie narked hi I ri PS ami sturtcil wilh lli family for Weal IVhil, Neln.isUii, Wither the larger unmix iif liin ihiMren went, a year atJO ami istaliliitlnul tliemsi'lvi'S in tariniiiu probalily on mean Hi rt ih I ly the parent which oumo t.i him in i lie of ileiohit8 from hard worKinir ith'il nnil women ho tuih-ii the larg- ei' ol lln-ir lives to lay up soniethiiij; for a. "rainv il. iv," Iml. whirli watt tiiulileiily NWi'pt. H'oiii ilii'in iiy i.ne ruttt'iitioBS ol oni' oi' tin' other ol tin' milliter natiKa id wliiih I hr iiiil'iirliniaii'ly hail reiiosetl faith.

As is in-1 I known, several ratten for rutin I' nii'iit of miMt monies were peinl-iiii; aainsl him in mil' Court for near two mill ol' jnstii'i' however ground I ami hv the iii ol his i'oudhcI h( from linn to lorm as kept Iroin lioinc un ilur tin' si ou. s. All sorts of pretexts were get up so as to pri vi'iit hi ui from coming to oisi ivi.i iiiiii.siitin'iii, inn iiio tiiiiiir latterly ahoin pl.iyi'il itself out, ami the imlica- lions wi ii' that he wonlil Hiirely he over taken hv ih- ioi aiii of the law, ami the doors oi the 1. 1 is. ui oiieiieil to receive unit.

Sin iiiooii'i a eoiiipromlm) was latin ly ami lie alter all escaped punishment. who hal instituted pro-ivi'ilinuH anainsl. Inm asked only that they he leiinliiiisiil, ami liu.liiin that tin: tiling bail tome tl.iwn to imv m- isiiii, anil that the pass. I I'M of jililriinent i ti him could not lonjj he itelnvoil, nun ol Ins sons in-law, Kev. Mr.

A pie, of dually eaino forward and U.tve his iinlivi'liial notes for I he amounts in suit imam! Mo' I'allier-iiijlaw, and in this pioi'i'iiliiiHS were htopped, and the old skinner s. tree iroin the restraints winch the law In-Ill over him. Thus released he lost no time in shaking Alleutown dust from his feet, un. I wild his family is now in Nelnaska. We think we may aafely iay Ih, tins loiniiiuiiilv never witnessed the ilepail lire, lor ami all, of an old-time eiii.

ii, inh fewer nlets, than in the case of William II isiiiiner. 1 1' any tiling, the re-Civl. was that he inanaired to citrum vent justice ami esiaie a cninl long term in prison. Siii Ii a tale would have met the hispi ti 1 1 1 1 i i of I In ia mis of people who lln Mi lit i were niuii'il 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 it II nml fx 'That he has rwiHa e.l away from under Mm eyes of his victims i However a comtort in the ol the pun Isbmriit, so well di'Served. SL'IMMilSli IV LYNN.

Ml'. A.t.LMI -III :L.r,t.l i.r' ri'sidim; wiMi his iliunhier, Mrs. Amanda Li lian, near Lynupnrt, as on the 1st inst. made viriiin of a very pleasant surprise by Ins neighbors and friends in honor of the 75th anniversary of his natal day. The visitors, iniinliei iiiL; upwards of oil, brought along lots of (i Hid things, and when after a time dinner was ready, Key.

It.iehman, who was amoiii; the callers, delivered an address highly appropriate to the occasion. This over, an onsliuiuhi on the tallies, which fairly loaned iiii.h Mm weight of mihstantials and delii a. ies, was coioineuceil, and for Inllv an hour a ninsi inien slin gastronomic lis. pnsiii. hi oeciipic'l the hi lint ion of the visitors and the old jiiitli'innti and family of the daughter.

A ml hen at last this highly necessary ionium of the occasion had been concluded, conversation was opened, anil a right pleasant time enjoyed until the closo of the day, when the visitors hade Mr. Kressltr good-day and repaired to their homes, well pleased illi he enjoyment of the occasion, and wilh Mr. K. their good wishes and the expression of the hope of the return ol many more In 1 1 Inlays. With a constitution unimpaired, and in the en joyment of excellent health, Mr.

Kressly promises to add another of veins to his already long and Useful life. Tlie surprise party was made up of the follow iiij; persons Rev. J. N. Bach-maii, Samuel Koenijr, Kavid Stein, Alvin I'rcil, Charles k.

Henry, Nathan llachman, Kdwiu Sheet. Kenu'lincr, David Slieetz, SeiialVer, Fred. SehalVer, Jacob K. Jlailinaii, Snyder, Charles Koenig, Win. Koenig, Charles Henry, Win.

Henry, Samuel lleiiry, liavid Moser, Kreb-liii, hiiiaii, Mrs. Eliza II t' lim tn, Mi.s. Klialielli Creitz, Salina Si-h. ill'er, a Slein, Ksiher Koenig, Fannin I'-vreii, Mis. Amanda Hchaft'er, Mrs.

M.iry Wehr, Dlizahelh Kveretl, Mrs. Mary llartinaii, Mrs. S.lieelz, Carolina Creitz, Mary lliliiiger. Mi s. trail Henry, Mrs.

Ell-. i Soli liter, Mm. Marv Roth, Leah Koenig, F.lleii. Kvi tt, Muy Slein, Sarah Sehatt'er, Klieii Slein, Alvin.v Slein, isa Koeuijl, Atiiindi Koenig, Vett Kverett, Amanda Henry, liall'er, Kllen Long and irv Wehr. The old gentleman received a great many vain able presents.

A II NKWS li' 11 Til WKST. Messrs. William ami liemge Kherhard, sons of Mr. Frederick I i hard, of the fust ward, this city, have i last fall I in occupancy of a 4nil a. re farm owned by the parent, located near Wisner, in Nebraska, about 10 milts west I'rom West, I'oint, ami up to May 2nd last had been ireitiug along quite prosperously, i in said il.i however, their stables, shedding, along wild valuable farming machinery, ami a corn crib containing upwards of loi)0 bushels of corn, was swept away by tire almost, in the twinkling of an eye.

A tire broke out, mi the prairie on the day previous, and r.ig.'d with great fury, hut, theKberhard buildings being s. irilcd from the destructive element, by a si ream known as Rock Creek, the occupants of the properly felt no particular alarm. The II. lines subsided in the evening, and all thon'lit of danger was dismissed. Next niniiiing, however, a high wind arose, burned the siii iiliering ashes into life, and i it ni Hie lire was raging with terrilic fury, si r.ing in.

I carried sheets of tlame across Hie waier, and which quickly ignited the tall grasses surrounding the Eberhard buildings, ami as a result they soon fell a prey to the devastating element. The dain-ug was iiiite though the exact figures were not given ley the sons to the parent in their letter communicating the intelligence of the occurrence. Mr. Klierhard, last week stalled fir Wisner, to take in the situation, and to give directions fir the erection of uew buildings, Xc. TROUT CAU(HJT.

Mr. Conrad Werner, a genu. in resident of our city, the ollu day while engaged in fishing with roil and line in Hie Little Lehigh succeeded in capturing a speckled trout measuring 17 inches in length -in, 1 weighing over three pounds the biggest c.il. li of the kind made in our home waters in many years. The tish was a beauty, in.

ami 'was greatly admired bv those who eh. ne ed to see it after Mr. Werner brought it homo. Mr. W.

is quite an expert, tish.st, having acquired his knowledge of angling from his former employer, Mr. llolstcin, whoasatrout Usher has but few if any equals. Mr. W. does his angling after the old t'ashioneil method, using common red earth worm, instead ol the II v.

When spring comes be goes and digs fur tlie worms, purs them into a small box or pot, and than feeds them on milk, which specially Ills in for I lie uses for which want ed. Occasionally he throws in a hand full of nricK iliist, which gives the required color, and when he goes lishing uses them for bait, and than there is nothing so tempting to the "upecUled beauties" in our streams. ItT A resident, of Lynn tells uh that the newly planted piilatoes are sprouting nicely mid that, with the appearance of the plants above ground myriads of potato hues nresent- 'd II selves in feed and fatten on the ten ner shunts, fvimi! ol the Lvnn farmers have pin as many as Lu acres in potatoes. ami in so lining they did wisely, for even if the price tali oue-fnurtu or one-fifth the present, cost per bushel there will lie money in it, if there should be a good yield. There in i ays iiciiiaini potatoes, tor next to bread Mu re is nothing that enters into family imi-iii iii jii ion tli.it.

is so necessary for those whose means are nut very extensive. OROAN diSSKCRATIo.V. The Centre i uiier Mm. ui School intends on Sun nay, Mh, In consecrate a new Uii.u, Han, just received, and they invito all taking inirirni, in inn nanoaiii sciiooi cause to lie present. Rev.

Mr. Weaver, of CoomrHluri un, I other divines, will be present to take part in the dedicatory services. The organ is a very tine i ami will prove a useful addition in me Miimiav school. Pains will bo taken to mane the iieiin atoiy occasion agreeable and interesting In all who maybe present. The public, is respectfully invited to attend.

KETINGS. Pub- etiiios, for the purpose of bringing to a head Ihe propel foniiatiuii of a colony to settle in M.irio,, Kansas, to be known as the Leingh Colony, will he held as follows At Alburns, Wedm evening, May 21st, at ll.innvei ville, Northampton Thursday evening, May shi.ucrsville, Lehigh Tuesday evening, May JTth. l'ersoiisoon-templiitiiig t.i move west should attend these ti lings ami the advantages that, may derived by joining in with this colony. EATAT- hi: AT A f.RUUTIS. At ten o'clock ou Friday morning fatal accident occurred at the ore mines on Wetrell's farm, a milo from Alburtis.

Edward and Washington Wet.ell were employed in the drill, when an earth fall occurred which buried bolli men. Washington Wetnil managed to get mil, hut was seriously injured, while his brother Edward was covered' with forty feet ol rock, and taken out dead. f-ilTTlie resilience occupied by Mr. Alfred Unas, Ninth and Walnut, slreels, was entered by thieves on Saturday night, who stole nearly all the crockery ware in the house Nearly a box of bin ned matches were scattered nil the Moor. At inch Chunk, on Saturday week Fred.

Warner shot Sebastian llahn, a friend' with an air-gun, indicting a mortal wound' aginr did not. know I hat, the gun was loaded, and ponded il, at llahn in fun. UI" The (1. A. of this city, has deter-mined Thursday, May 12.1.

as the time iipoti winch they wall give an excursion to 1 iiladelpiua. Tickets for the round trin will he sold at 1 I -iff" Twenty shares of the capital stock of the Stomtoi, ciU were Saturj sold at public auctiou in Eastou toaMr. Bleck-ly, tor 5'V. ti reiereni lieing had ti said draft wliii is i the ot needs, etc together with the improvements nti.i ii mjiii-im 111 a i wn bloiy Dll UL' Illkt.D... Hi i by 20 leet, with closed porch, 10 111 i t.

It Seized and iaken in execution as the property of lieorge Rice. No. 21). By Virtue of a certain writ of Levari Facias, all that certain lot or pu ce of ground situate iu the township of Ilanover, Lehigh county, bounded und dcei-iibed as follows, to wit: Beginning in a comer of a 15 feel wide alley to be called Arch street, when opened Race street, thence north degrees east 0 feet, thence by other lands of Jonas Bieiy north iul degrees west lSi feet to a 1(1 feet wide alley, thence along said nlle south degrees west 60 feet to said first alsive men tinned alley, thence along the same south 2l! degrees east ISO feet to the place of beginning, containing In tub siiiare ieet, mine or less, t.igelln with the rt improvements thereon, which consist of a two Ttn! story ill' FRAME HOUSE. 29 20 feet front by -J4 leet deep, Willi closed porch, L.bj by i' info, name nnuHe, 7 lecl.

Seized and taken lu txecutinii as the property ol Rob.11 Kurtz. No. '21. By Virtue of a certain writ of Venditioni Exponas, all thai certain messuage or n-neinetil and tiactoi piece of land nitu.ite, lying and lieing iu the tounship ol Whitehall, Lehigh county, bounded by a public roatl and Ian. Is of Solomon Kratzer, Henry Bateiifeld P.

Miller, Edward K0I1I.1, John Kocher and Edward Kohler, containing 2 Acres and 72 Porches, more or less. The improvements thereon consist of a one and a half storv FRAME IKIITHR 111! 28 by 25 feet, a frame bain, 30 hy 30 feet, a Jtl'j wagon snea, lb hy to leet, a pig sty, 12 hy 12 feel, with other oulbiiil. lings. and taken in execution as the property of Tilia Everett. No.

22. By Virtue of a certain writ of Venditioni Exponas, all lhat certain messuage and piece of ground situate in Lynn tmvn-hip, Lehigh county, bounded hy lands ot Benjamin Reilz, Nathan Kiauss and John Phillips, containing 12 Acres, more or les. The improvements thereon consist of a one and a halt stoiy Tii. UliI-uL' 141 iU hv n. tit, ucl, SMSBlBM aiVi by 12 leet, a frame barn, 22 hy 26 feel, a tlame pig ilx-i, a name Slieu auacnea, rz by hi leet.

Seized and taken in execution aa the property of John Ulrich. No. '23. By Virtue nf a certain writ oWVenditioni Expnnan ail lhat wrtatu messuage or tenement and lot or piece oi ground situate on the west side of North Second street, between Chew and Gordon streets, in the city of Aiientown, Lehigh county, hounded on the north by giouml of Banner, on the east bv Secou.l street, on tbe south by ground of Franklin Wasser, and on the west by a private alley, containing in front on said Second street 40 teet and in depth 143 feet, together with ine improvements thereon, which consist of a two story P.l;ri'l." Tl in fmnt -in A biick kitchen attached, hy 14 feet, double iirch, IM'4 by 6 feel, double porch ou west side, 14 by a feet, a trame stable, 14 by 14 feet. Seized and taken in execution as the property of William Ri'hismith.

No. '24. By Virtue of a certain writ of Venditioni Exponas, all thise two certain messuages and tracts or pieces of land situate in Whitehall township, Lehigh county, Pa hnunded and described as follows, to wit No. 1. -Bounded on the north and south by lands late of John Leisenrine, deceased, on the east by a public road leading from Laury's to Whitehall Station, and on the west by a public road leading from said last mentioned road to said Station, containing one JiiML quarter of an acre, together with the improve-mcnts thereon, which consist of a 1 1RAME HOUSE, jMUJl 14U by 20) feet, and a kitchen attached, 18U by 12U teet.

No. 2 -Blinded hy Second street and hy lands of Adam Laubach.et. and Front street and hy lands of Henry Colt, containing 1,671 square teet, together with the improvements thereon, which consist of a Frame Shop, lu' hy feet. ized and taken in execution as the property of Samuel Schock. No.

25. By Virtue of a certain writ of Venditioni Exponas, all that certain messuage and lot or piece of ground situate iu Upper Ma. uiis.ii- township, Lehigh county. hounded by lands of Samuel il. iliiiaii, Lucas Kern and Jonathan Steltler, containing 1) Acres anl Ierelies, together with tbe improvements tbereon.which consist of a two story FRAME HOUSE, -a oitiHiim, irtM, frnn.n 1 I .1 s.l 1 j.

a frame barn. by 30 feet, a frame shed, 10 by 25 feet, uiner No. 2. All that certain tract nf land situate in North rhitehal! towmdihi, Lettish county, bounded bv binds T.K...K rt i i fftnt-iii jE.tL-rnaru, zuam near, Iaiiiel Urofig, deceased, and Joseph Hteckel, containing Acres and 412 Perches, more or lof. Heized anI taken in PTerntion aa thn nmnnrtF T.in ll Rear.

No. 2i. Virtue of a certain wiit nf YViiiliiittni Fthrtn-a F.i that certain or tenement and lot ot tfrournl nate on the e.i-t pide of Fourth street, inthe borough oliluli 1 1. tiiinit, "ntlllilf.l llie Wt'KI oy Haiti Fourth Mreet, on the south by lot of Hamuel ni'1 ari oy i.oni? ainy, ana on the north fty b. l7.

eontiihimr on Fourth ntrvt HO feet and in tiejith feet, m.irt Or lnn tiii'tiinr nrittt tha i lit tvj'jii, nun il i i iivilSKIiy 14 feet by '20 a frame kitchen attached, hp 1 fiwt. with tmrr-h 1L" fnnm ntahlv 10 hv fopt ivirr tti lit l.r ana lUKen in execution as the property of enry A'urt. No. 27. Bv Virtue of a certain writ of Venditioni Einonns.

all that certain messuage and tract of ground situate on the south side of Main street, in the borough ot Slat-ihgton, Lehigh county, hounded on the north by Main street, on the east by ground of John Peter, on the south hy Trout t'reek, and on the west hy ground nf vv m. iloiiser, containing in front on said Main street 62 ieet, more or less, and in depth KiO feet, the rear nf said grnnnd being 9i feet, more or less, toget her with the improvements thereon, which consist of a two story rj i tl. L'HACM MAKER SfTOP, fn by r.7 feet, a frame ware house, 411 bv 20 feet. a fiame stable, 2o hy 24 feet, a two storv Frame II ollne. 21 feet front hy 23 feet deep, a two story frame building auacneu, used as a dining room and kitchen, 24 hy 28 feet, with a porch in front of house and also a double porch attached to kitchen.

Seized and taken in execution as the property of P. A. Semmcl. 2S. By Virtue of a certain writ of Venditioni Evnnnas.

all those two cerlnin messuages and lots or pieces of ground situate in the city of Allentown. Lehigh conntv. bounded and described as follow-, to wit No. 1. -Situate on the snuill side of Hamilton street hnunded on the north by Hamittan street, on the south by Maple street, on the west hv nronertv of had Gross.

and on the east hy lot of A. K. Wiltma'n, containing 16 i iu mencs in front feet in wnn ine iiiiprovenieuis inerenu, which consist a siorv BRICK HOUSE. 15 feet 4 inches iu front by feet deep, a two sl.ny brick kitchen, 17 by V.i4 feet, with double por. li, VM hy f.Vl a two story Wick entry l-twit-n main house and kitchen, feet long, with porch attached.

4U feet wide, a frame summer house, lli by 9 feet. No. 2 Situate on North Eleventh street, between Turner and Chew sheets, hnunded on the west by Eleventh street, nn the north hy a lot, on the east hy an alley, and on the south hy a lot, containing 20 feet in until r-o teet in ui-pin. Seized and taken in execution as the nronertv of Dan iel Siegfried. No.

2U. By Virtue of a certain writ of Venditioni Exponas, all that certain frame messuage or tenement and lot or piece of ground situate in North Whitehall townshin, Lehigh county, bounded on the north hy landsof 1). F. Kline, on the west by an alley and L.nds ol the Lehigh Valley Iron Company, on Ihe east bv lands nf D. F.

Krout, and on tbe south bv Third street, containim. in front on said Third street low feet and in depth l.Vi f.et, together ith the improvements thereon, which consil of a two stnrv FRAME HOUSE, rlA 22 feet in front by 20 feet in di pili, a two story trame kitchen attached, 17 feet lo inches by 14 leet. porch attached, li teet 10 niches hy 8 feet, a frame summer house, 17 feet 6 inches Iv 12 a frame sta ble, 22 hy IS feet, a trame wagon shed attached, 9 by 22 feet, and other outbuildings. Seized and takeu in execution as the property of ia iu m.iy.r. No.

By Virtue of a certain writ of Venditioni Exponas, all that certain messuage, tenement and lot of tnuind situate in the borough of Millcrstown, Lehigh county. ooiin ii'ii aim uescrinwi as louows, to wit Beginning at a comer in line of Lee and Poplar streets, thence by saui roplar street east 31 feet to a corner in a line of buries Klotz, thence by the same south 146 feet to a corner in a line of a feet alley, thence by the same west 31 feet to a corner in a line of Lee street, thence by the same north 146 feet to the place of beginning, cnuia.niiig ieei, more or less, together with the iiunroveiiients thereon, which consist of a two story iilj! BRICK HOUSE. JJ 22 feet front by feet deep, a iwo stoiy- brick kitchen atiaciieit, in hv 14 teet, with porch attached, 10 feet by 7 b't't and 0 inches. Seized ami takeu Charles Fritz. execution as the property of No.

By Virtue of a certain writ of Venditioni Ex lttiiiiin, all certain tins or pit'eci of griiuiiu ami Mtutile in the of Lilians, in the comity of Lehigh, untl stitttt of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit No. 1 Hounded on the cast hy a putilic alley, on the west by lands of li. V. Jurn tt, on llie south by Main Htret-t, and on the uorth bv a niili- lic alley, containing in front on said Main ttlreet teet ami in depth 300 teet, together with the improvements tnereon, hich consist of a two story STONE HOUSE. 2S feet front bv 2s feet deep, a frame stable, 12 by lu'i feet.

No. 2 lioiiniletl ou llie cast by a public alley, on the south by a public alley, on the west by liinils of II. W. Jiinutt, and on the north by North street, containing in front ou siii.l North street 20 feel aud in depth 150 feet, together wilh tbe llieivoti, which consist ol a two storv frame house, 10 feet in front liv tl fei-i in ileiifh a iij stoiy triune kitchen aitachei, lu by 12 feet Seized and taken in execution as the property Ul UUlUll lllllSl. No.

:2. By Virtue of a certain writ of Venditioni Fx points, all Hint certain (iris! Mill Saw Mill nml tiaet or piece of land situate In Heitleltieip township, Lehigh county, bounded Iiy lands ol jitcuu i.t'ioy mm r.iius tnmier. continuing 11 Acres, more or loss. The. improvement thereon consist, of a I woMorv FRAME HorsK, IV i by lS feet, a liame ttitx stv.

12 liv 17 feet, a frame burn. IS liv leet. ii friilne shed, 211 by lilt feel, a 'Fit. v. SAW MII.I..

II ny leet, a I- A.M li U.KIST I LL, 11 iiy 20 leet. mine miiiumg, a. oy ieet. Seized ami taken in execution as the nronertv of William Leihy and Jacob Eliert, trading as j.viuy r.oeit. H.

No. 33. By Virtue of a certain writ of Levari Fucias. ail tliiit tvrlain messuage, teiieint-nt ami lot or niece ot ground situate, lying anil lieim; in the village of I'oplay, county of l-hiuli, anil stale of hountletl anil as lollows, to wit: lii-KiiiniiiK ata A) feet witle allev. tlieuee on the utrlh by a lot now or late of I Haas.

i iti ieei a corner, tnence on the east by aWi leet witle street, on the south bv lot oi M. A. Seiple, anil on the west by saitl 3D feet wiile al ley, containing in lrop.t on saui street feet and in length or depth 150 leet, together with Ihe improvements thereon, which consist of lory f-uiJ Fit A ME DWELLING HOUSE. by 2u feel, a one and a half story frame j-fe nouse, id iy in ieei, a name woi shop, by iu leet. Seized and taken in execution a.s the nrooertv of Josepli Werley.

No. 34. By Virtue of a certain writ of Levari F.icia. all that certain messuage or tenement and two trai ts of land situate in the township of South Vt luteliall county or Lehigh, ana state of Pt nn- sylvauia, bonuded and limited as follows, to wit One thereof beginning at a corner in a Dulilic road leading from Allentowu to thence by lantl of the Lehigh I'ounty Poor House north Co1 4 degrees cast 43 1-IQ perches to a pout, thence by the t-atoe south w'4 aegrees ea-t is i-io es to a stone, thence by the same north 4fJ degrees east 5 pt-rche'i to a stoue, tlience by lanrt of Henry Dorney, south ill degrees west 5 1 lb perches to a post, lhence liv llie same south i'i'i degrees west 35 2-10 perehvs to a ptjst. by Ihe same souin an uugrees west to uu percm-s to a Kist in a road leading to the Salisbury Church, lhence along saitl road anil by land of Henry Iiurlz nort 61'4 tlegrees west Ci 6-10 reltt's lo a post, thenct) hy the HStne north 20 di -green east 4 pt-rches to a post, Ibence by th Allentown ami Port Clinton milrond the following courx-s and lislaiu-es, noitli tlegrees -a-l 3S neifbesto a post nort li (3 degrees east 38 perches to a ost, um III o4 degrees ea-t lb pi-rcnt-s lo a po-t.

norm I 47K degrt-es east 17 percht-s lo a post, am! north 41 degret-B east 40 pei-ctlL-s to the place oi Ix gin- coiuainiug 42 Acres and 2 Perches i of land, Klrtet measure, together wilh the im-1 provi-ments thereon, which consist ot a iwo STONE HOCSE, hv 96 feet, a frame itclir-n ntlnched. Jil i uy it) ieei, a si oue uiuu wy t) ouy ieei, a liulue wagon shed, 40 by 35 feet. The otlier tract, beginning at a point on the north side of the Allentown and Port Clinton railroad, thenca by land of Peter Jr uorth 4t degrees west 24 6-10 perches to a stone in a public roatl leading Allrnlt.u to Heading and lantl of the Lehigh County Poor Hon-e. thence along the same north RV 4 east pi-rches to a post, thence the four courses and distances along the Allentown ami Port Clinton railroad: soutti 40 west 3rt perches to a post, south 44 deres webt 13 perches to a post, KOoth 4M di-gree west 8 perches to a post, and sooth 54 degrees wef-t 14 perches to the place of beginning, containing Seized and taken in execution as the property of George W. Hartzel) anil Abraham M.

Schantz, with notice to tcrre tenants. No. 3. By Virtue of a certain writ of aliae Levari thai rfi-tiiin two Mlnrv liiill'K HWKU.IXl'i IIDITSK, I'" wttli ttttnt-hi-n, with state roof, aittrnteaal on tlte earn itiiie ot Kleveniii Htrni-t in i-nr tuwn, in llm county of Lt-liiiiti, ami of IVnnylva ilia. two ftory Brick liwelling Houbk with rniif is -JO ft't-l in wi.lth anil 29 feet ai.d 6 Iii-Ihs.

In cleptli, with a kilchi-n attaclwd 15 f' in wi.it and 18 in tlepili. anJ lit built on a lot of ground aituate nn tlieeasl fide of Klt-veiith Mreit, Uiwei-n Turm-r t'lii-w in sai.l city Allentnwn, luninileil on the- north by a property of B. F. Klioe and K. II.

Iluu. on the east hy a 10 f.Hi wide alley, on the feiu'h tiy pr.ipt-rty now or late of Iiaiin-I on tlie fiud Kli-v-entti fitriH-t, containing 4u U-t on by 115 feet in depth. tteized and taken tn expention the prop, rty of Mo-sea fciwoyer, owner, reputed uwner TlltiUAd B. Mi iKUA.N, tiheritf. Sheriff' Ollice, Allentown, May 14.

3w Auditor's Notice. Ishiyh C'unty, SS. Tin Cmnmonrralth of Fniii yh-onia. IN the mailer of the account of Joseph Brnn. adniin-istrator of Knhert Brong, decea.ed.

In the Orphans' Oiurt of Lehigh couuty. May 5, the Court appoint K. .1. More, Auditor, to rci-tale and resettle, if nec-antry, and make distribution. From the records.

Teste a Vas Bti liird, Clerk. The undersigned auditor will attend to the dntiee of hi appointment, nn FRIDAY, MAY Wtli, 1S7, at lu o'clock A. at his ollice, No. 5u8 ilamiltoii street, in the city of Allentown, when and where ml persons interested may attend. K.

.1. Auditor. May 14. -3w Kxecutors Notice. XfOTICK ia herehy given tiiat leltem testamentary i having heen granted to llie iitid'-rsigned iu the estate of Husanua S.

liauU, decean-d, laic ui Lower Mil-ford township, Lehigh county, therefore all persona who know themselves to he indented lo said estate are requested to make payment within six weeks from the date hereof, and such who have any legal claims against said estate will present them well authenticated lor settlement within the ahove tone. CHRISTI AN Hi'HANTZ, vt? tiecutora. May 14. -aw Executors' Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that letters testamentary have heen granted to the undersigned in the estate of David Krausa, deceased, late ot ahiug-ton township, Lehigh county, then-fore ail persons wlio know themselves to be iu.li l.te.l to said esute are reiiut'sted to make payment within six weeks from the date hereof, and such "who have any legal claims auaiwd estate will present them well authenticated tor settlement within the above specified time.

II KNR 1 KRAlTSrt, JOHN DeLONO. IIUNrilCKKR, WILSON PKTFR, May 14 wl Executor. mske money taster at work for us that at anything else. Capital not required we will start vol l'i per day at home made by the iudustnoua. women, boys and girl wanted everywhere to -ork tor ns.

Now is the time. Costlv outfit and term. free. Address Tarn Augusta, Maine. Mar 27-ly Notice.

"VTOTK is given that Moyer and wile, of the towu.hip of I poet Macuugie, lugb o.unl, by a voluutury deed ol asigumeut, bearing date llie 4lh day ot November, ls, ae.urisd ail their pmrs-ny, real, personal and nuxnL to tne an-dersigiuM, tor the benefit of their creiliiura. All persons indebted to. said party will then-fore make payment within six weeks from tlie dale n-of to the undersigned and Ibie having claiuia will aleo pleaee present the same to JI.SI1CA Ma 21- -w Noticestraj IIors-. ON the 6th inst-, a stranger left standing on tlt pn ot llie undersigned, ia this eity, a Chestnut bn.wn and proe iwd to r. turn in a slnvt time, hut failed to do an.

The h.se Dot aa owner was taken to a stahle for keep. If the person owning ihe fails lo return between this dale and Ihe ol .1 1 LY nexu the animal will he mld oa aaid day all o'clock p. at the Latavetir llsd.ke feed. LEWIS WtlLLACK May -I. 260007.