iRt iPittsburgit qudtt. #IfEBDAY, JANUARY 1883. LE4B I GUIDE. r t RAVE rival and Ilepartnre of Trains. MUM gileamrylyattls Central Railroad. Arrives, gay 'ilnivreas..,. 240 a m I BLit,- .. ...... 140 a m aitsagarin, 720 a m'Faat //ne.....-. 240 a m 11113011, 1 840 !LID Ist Wall &atom. aMS aro - amt. . ~ .. ..--.11:40 a m tat Peam Aimum. 266 a m Ebriiiihipreas.. 232 pts ed Wall Aertmt... 840 ate NILS a t e u f 'n .l 4 olFll ; ' lltir. t a Am p hilt := F a na m A at. 11:30 a CU sialthmore Mgt , ' id 3 p in d ' . 10:46 salad Wall Amide- 1.60 p m I" es . 6:e6 p Phila. Express.. mil oin I t rea.a Aceo'n.lo2o p et 2.1 rem Asisoin. 125 p ia 2 2 . 4 " ANlpm,Altimita tosOm. , la Emir, Train-12M p. ea Rh) otharen Wale leaves Wale ' Statiott every raz:._. a. a., returning, lesvearlitaburgti , Eltiebtirgh„ Columbus and Cincinnati. W` gaped, Armies. k alla hati........ 2.65 a m,Faat Line —... &2/3 am Malt .... gee a m pall .. a:36 p et /Elf h1ia........--. aztU Jo aitayreu..---1.2445 • m lltedbwivilla &o. bteutamardleAe. at. samogiailiar... 41.0 pn. commodala00.10:10 a m I' ittabargn, Port VI avian and Chicago. ,liraarta. a.. Ex: trea..--.... 22.3 a m Marren ...... ... 2.1 • m 1 v ' l aT...= hoB f: : ii'lf,.. z el ..... :gi f: ":, tli.Exp , a. 2 l tlp ' es m Xm1.... ' 6a3 " a hew heighten Aimeauwwilation / yea Allegany *tut al . ti a. mt., 1160 a. lA, 4.20 P. m., Kea 6.40 P. la. , Eitehaster, 2.16 p. m.; New (Male, 340 9. IL,: IMonomy, 1023 p. m.i Wellsville, a 42 p in. rithibUrea, Cleveland and Wheeling. Deitau. Arrives. ir%; leu 24, a se Express /Wpm F'ilitais 22.0 pma I Express ..... .... Oda P . )1•11i, 623 a ralExpreas ._ saa • tu titiitheavllle Aticommodatlite eat.. AllagliellY lit 1140 p m. , Pittsburgh and C' aneltsville. *"lArerrt. at all "ma 1 m 4•11 <1.4 p m Aspes• tut p i. lexpiess ........1090 a m 111. Etelleesper..ll4 2 • so i la; AletteelpOrt C4O • m ..., • ... .... sib • ID VA " .... 202 pet Allegheny Valley Railroad. priomm. Anirs. milt.. .. Sad • miEspras 1100 a a gsrt.:* 6.10 p m Mall 210 • m m amoraodad I on 1:10 p m Accommodatio. 990 • m ritt•tatrgli and Erie Railroad, to 011 City and Umatilla. , • : Arrive/. &pea*. 14..40 !Alarm., 7:19 alb INe. 17 Express. 1142 • m lita ,PEwburgh, Fort Wayne & Mileage and ITtirtrilwillo Boat—Grant and Water S ' Arrives. I Departs. VW A. M.......... 4.00 p. M.16:0/ a. In 6:00 p. m Ilartna . ny Stage—Red Lion Betel, 5:. Clair Street. . . I Departs. • .834 P. m. MSG a. m. Dialer Stage—So. 6 St. Clair ' Street. Arrival. Washington Stage—Hardy Hotel. . : Arrives. • E . .4% . P. m. 1 iiVT at. . . EICELIIOII OMNIBUS AND LIVERY STABLE, 41.0 Pais Street. • ^HES, JLti dr 6I I , Peoprletorg, OIitgBUSISES AND CARRIAGES fOrrdabed Ito a ll atria. Also, Carriages for Funerals, Wed• WE/ ard Parries, at short notice and ressaztabis seed. ISTAIiIsE OPEN DAY AND RIGHT. noTflyd CITY AND SUBURBAN, TIOMI7I.DE CASE. Trig : of Thomas Eingho for the Murder of James Thomaa CouRT or Otim IND Tcnutwim.-13efore Judge* lielloo, Stone and Brown. . Tticiday Afternoon, January 2nd —Tiu case of commonwealth TS. Thomas lloghes, la 4EOO for the murder of James Thomas Gallen, on Jaae3Oth, 1E44, was taken up, accerdhn to previoas arimmement. The occurrence took place : 4 the depot, of the Pennaylvaala railroad In the 100Mo:1e, and the weapon need was a he hall taking Effect In the face of the de,ccintagheS made his escape, end exactly one fear elapsed before-his apprehension, in Philadelphia, and Incarceration In our county IgLson. to ansirer the charge of murder. As! tie clerk was about arralgningthe priso ner, Marshall Sveartafrelder, Rya., ma :e okix . tion,Matlng It as follows • 'The:Thomas Hughes was Indicted at the. Oc. Isbell - Term of the Court, 1364, No. 441, and ttat , bei Nov. ° :,d, 1665, defendant we arraigned saltillndlettnent and plead thereto, and that on tic dame day, on application of the defend aat'a Opted, the case was confirmed 011 Deem bele tern , ' 1565; that having been arraigned and "Feed said Indictment he cannot now be at-- ralgnid'ind requited to plead to another Indict ment:fel:old at the present term for the same of fense, the termer Indictment still pending, not b ' :. nr. Th6COUtiOVetindo oider.tion and i-ected the tte:t, with the arraignment of the pi - Lipner- There was to evgaiment in Um The atthignmont of the pr'sener being cem• plend, iho• mpanteling was proceeded with, and at lb it pest four o'clock. at which time tic cannel was exhausted, the fellOwleg gentle. min acre sworn: 1. Ch sties Gm:or:lnger, 2, Ttos..' 8. Re Hey. 3, David Foster, 4, Robert B. irluthile„.s, William Blaney, - 0, deuce Aston, 7, Juba Rdtdison, 8, David F. Jacthoo, 11, James Brady, [Dl:Ling the ea:par:rein : of the Jury the notnexel:lof the def. nwealled anent!ou to the feet tUal abe ball's forlaran mare drawn out of VI a' bOx oven inateal of rolled up, as renal, eulpy I air. Thi Court directed that the law shout] fro comp& d with.] Notl::is‘ing been tale to prothre a Joey from *hose of the regular pannol peanut, the Court sojourned en2l nine o'clock thls-morclng, when ammo of-the delinquents. will be brought up. Taw fallowitti and counsel la the care : Levi Bird Dulf, Esq., Distrlet Attorney, and Jacob v. mino F , Esq., for the Commonwealth ; Mar shall awartzwelder, Thomas M, Marshall and c.'lloreland, Ems., for thedefense. Frederick Vaulknti" Sentenced 0-6,Crirani& Court, yesterday, Frederick faulkicr, convicted of manslaughter, in killing nomas'hiadden,.atllaya' cosi works, was sea. tented by ditdge Stowe. The conned for the defendant, J. W. F. White, EN— u 1 2,-,traew the motion fin a nevi tried- TOO eauit, beforo pro misee:lls gaiteace, state chit tho Jury had cons .11.tleahundcr the almost imperative instructions of thecourt, taking life under the chcasustenes developed not being justifiable. Brom the ell dence.lMthe rase tho.coart belleverl that the de, fetiidant in killing ldaddca did what he bllleved so moil than right. Under fhb view of the 'matter the sentence would be light. Judge littowegims sentenced Fntakner to pay a line of six Canto the Commonwealth. acd to undergo linprltuntment of three, month, in the. uncut/ Jail. -.APolication will be made for a podon. members of court Joining in a letter to the Coveilcr aekieg tutu ekniend.Y. iSteam Fitting, Plumbing, Mc Ste c4ll attention to the advertitemer.t of Mr. T. T,Ewens In another column. Mr. Ewens Lae puriletshed the entire Interest of Mr. Addy,' le_the atm or Addy A: Ewens, No. 145 Wood Street, and in new pre?axed to do any kind drivel% in nis lit a. klia stock of fixtures for gas End steam la complete. Globes and smoke tells, portables atd segar- lighters, shed•kfin: gas and petroleum lamps, cad other :nags .4)ettairdog. to.hts brooch or, business are !OA found In ids stock. Ho is also prepar ed to.fatpish and I.t.up, private dwellings, ho. tele, yleXtntoats crbh sinks, water closets, Ju g, itands. ard basins, &c. eltould you be In wed 4t my his lice, call el his stare, 145 Wood street, and examine kls stuck. Amusements l'crtotruerrAraE—Oe Friday everting llaeatosteltete will take her farewell benefit at fhis 4tatilithmt lit, audits this will be her teat *Ma te'aiket eta one lu this city, We bespsak for Jeer a rewded houg. - Ttr'aticli tete: mt to the occasion a yonuX lady 01a.V 01 3' wealthy faulty, haring all She loam . „pllrlUnellts of y( nth, beauty and education, wilt azate,ber debut as Franc"... In nut Cee3te , ,, grand tray of Tho Women In Red. With this _ntweetion .r. - c hc,pcall for the Madame a erOwdtdihouee, and would advise the lovers of the deau4s to scenic their scale In Una, • , I, „Qur lloott Table. I:r.sr*oon's M:koscrea; for 'December, has - .been. iteeived. It hubs usual Interesting table _...- mrcoptente.. For Fate by W. A.- Gdlienleartfp , 41 Fifth Street. . Frt.s.S,K.,LEOLIt.'S Jahn 11A9AZI5h, tar Jlllll.- ary,,thothtea received and is for data by Gildeo tooy.,?No. 45 : Fifth Street. - Triv:MtravvE AtmAxlv„ for 180, Cintaita Ito Vititai fullness of astronomic andpalitleal unstioc. - Alivnys eccuree, it is one of those yerlotilen7s that no sit:sem ouAht to do :withoet f P p Notioe —Benj. U. Bredtn, life chief clerk of the Tamest Alarehat'a 2'41 Mettle, has beep assiceed to take charge of. the 'r Iftc"alrceords of the 21st, 224 2:4 and zitt, GottichNlyith Coicanet Grier A.. A. P. M. G.; :at liarfishurg. Nana. rations deslrlag lefar• ner.firectneere leg 'draft, enrolment, Minton"; or atbe'r ;business cogteeted with the above clesigpited district*, will ad44 , 3Es Etelle, at Liart s tria, The Municipal ElectJou _ ...„ The ekcilon for city and ward officers, whleh took place yesterday, passed off with reasonable quietude, considering the excitement manifest-id In the contest for the Mayoralty. Wm. C. Mc- Carthy, prq , the regular Republican candidate, as will be observed by the vote given below,was elected over James Blackmon), Ent., nominated as the People's Candidate, by a small majority. McCeuthy's friends werequite jubilant over the result, and a large crywd of them assem bled on Filth street, In front of the Di.rpotch office, In the evening. whet.] they gree ted the Mayor elect with loud and deafening cheery, to which he responded in a few mod es t and appropriate remarks. John M'Cargo, EM., for Controller, and Eichbaum, Esq., Republican candi dates, and present Incumbents of those offices, are re-elected, having had no opposition what ever. In all the wards except the Third Republican candidates for Councils and ward (Akers were elected. There sae slight opposition In the Second arid Eighth wards offered by the Black more men, or in other words. lowa "sore-beads." lu the Firth ward there was .5 regular Democratic ticket, of which one Scheid Director and the Constable were elected. Fol lowing is the vote for city °lacers. which will rot be charged materially Upon the official of nt: Wards. McCarthy. Blarkmarc Filet We 353 &rood 293 111 Ttird 237 351 Fourth 27S 179 Firth. (Ist precinct,) 207 180 Flit h, (1.11 redact , ) 326 344 Sixth - 337 549 Seventh 205 149 Eighth 314 31S . ^ b nth nth 333 129 Tenth 137 242 Total 2 552 2,53 McCarthy's majority, 53. CCU ron CON TllOl.Ln, ANL, TELEAR:III6. Wards. 11, Cargo. Eirld.knan First 64 31 Second 207 20$ Third 54 Fun] th 2702, .7- 4' • Filth, t I•.t. r-eci tic!,) 213 214' Fifth, (21 prtclnct,) 351 574 Stath 22: 254 Seventh, 130 131 Eight° 316 ..T.M. ninth -. 020 351 Tenth 276 225 2,41 G 2,394 VITIT Sci,d James ReC3 • Common Council. Wui. R, Some 135. Alex• B. lisQuewan , 172. School Directors (for three yam ) Tbomao Roes 173. Geo. Moon in. For Zoo Years. W. H. Hagan _ _ 173. Fe" One Year M=IMiMN Robt. Gracey Inapedor. Scudder H. Vandergruc JllO. A. Elder, ... • • • • Return Inspector. lon. Fitzsimmons, 761 A. F. Keating, r 4 Constable. Mathew Keep, David Beknest, Bagancl Patter50n,...... .... Alderman Ar drew Humbert 19i •Wm. B. Hunter 314 L. S. ...... ......... 1.53 C. C. Seely • . •26t la this Ward [Lae was no opposition, en ce; t f r Ahlerman. 9LC-01 , 1DAHD Sdect C'enntril George Wtheon 275 Common Co.ncii. *Thos. Steel 313 *Daniel O'Neill 303 *Wm. Ogden 309 R. R. Bulger , les Alex. Wilson 107 Jas. Unity 95 S./e4.1 Dirtrrora. Fb.. .W. Meant VI *John C. Matter -1u ...tl'• .Tt Os. L. Fein; 31 4 1 K. N. ThuileS. Judge of Rtectwmt Wm. Owens 'T. B. Deelet *Gto. 'Whitfield Aileen Tiedle Ches. Barnett I. W. Nicholson *J. Ham Lowe Seta ,Cnlnci,.. , 'um/ion Counrit J G. Weidio, J. J. Tortey. Ar.dn.vr Hayden MMEMMEE John Mager, Jsmca 11.141 man El. _ *Dar, k 1 Haggerty, Pater Dean, John Barry • Assessor. ll ! chord Dunn, no OP, i ‘'.drolitr. McCaro°. Si No licvabLesa ticker cot:gusted. rotnrni 1 , 1.11. D. &led Council. Common Council. Win. R. Brown, James Verner 274 Wm. A. Tomlinson ...... ....274. Jao. 8. Marc. 37 4 . &Aga Dlredors.—(For three yeers.) Wm. A. Tomlinson 274 C. W. 8haw,.... • • " .37 Judy, of Medi...az. W. w. Speer, sn ""4 Inspector. R. M. Leonard JOllll IL Raze. alum I.r.pector. W. G. ..... 774 Thos. A. base S. nofi. 0, W. Gartleou ,dise sor A. P. Thompson . 274 , No opposition to ItspatiHenn ticket. FISTS Wino. Judge of Elections. let prtclnet—Samnel Moore, Jolut DO7l 2wl preclaet—Chgles fierch Peter Zerne... • impectors. Ist preclr.ct—ltobet t- Graham 178 Azgust limn t 32: 2nd precicct—David G. Admits 13 , 4 J. IL litcCormkk ...... .... _VI * Return Aspeciors. Ist pietinet.—Darld Beck 170 Nick Snyder 129 . led precinct—Frank (.4. Ralston .384 Adam. Grapp irsii 66 ; • &hod Dinictonu JohakieFlroy • SIB 'John W, Taylor 630 ' , James M. Taylor 544 - Win. Is. Luton 501 Select Council. /V. Thompson trap 8. Cameron 470 Common Council. Charles Beck ..........551 Paul Seibert 581 R. J. McGowan ...574 Thomas C. Dickson 579, Frank Ardray 570 Jos-cob Long 511 William Ser.ll 467 John Heldrcon ....475 Coe O'Daunell ... 471 Alex, Minter ..........451 Asursor. Jesroh 544 ?way Meyer 4415 'onxtabt•. R. üben Smith 4 0 0 Jas. A. Bell 543 In this ward all of the Itersabllcans are elect.: ed anewt one of the candidates f4Jr. School Dl• rector and the °valor Constable. MEC= The Republican ticket it: this ,Latriet Fay elected without oppealtich. The fallowing ere the chorea ; . , Judge of Etat( m.4.—Cbarlos Jeremy. Zrrtprdor-George W. Kemp. Rctirrwinharrior—larnee betty. • 4sacpsor:4l - eorie Cochran. elidertaare—R..R. Wide. Sbiltet Cow:di—Janie., Y. 31cLaughlhivi Vabnora . , - Porinclt -- John .Rehman. F. InYint...ll,':C.3,toreland,. Robert Robb.,-1. M. Binsh.s:7`?' ' Schriealitcrerse-Willlam Floyd and' William: (7Matate—William`t3horg, IriZMMMEI S./eel Couvell—Tbomen B. MeMlßan. ••rfurte, PaLehel..Ulle.3 Mc Ewen. To.,...oses—WOltern .Msy, James. Robb, 3 tears, and Andrew J. Gribben, I yee.r. Conetable—Jacob Elder. Judge—Jacob Roll. • frapector—W. M. A rtltnct. Return inspector—Henry Lvde. itsessear—John B. Crawford. There Wag no oPPosidon, and the vate Cast was very In this Ward there was an opposition ticket to the Ropnbilcas. called ••tbo Peop'es," ostensi bly for the purpose of favoring the Blankmore cause. Messrs. Joseph Nixon, Reuben J. Lani ard aril' John Glass, whole names were used by that optxwWow positively declined running. The following V the result, the regular ticket being surcosatni e &led Ootincil—Bamuel Dierrow, 419; Joseph Nixon, 178. Common Counca—*Jemes lifewhinney, 353; *John M. Ellen, 347; *Edward B. Wright, 3'36; Rowland D. Jones, 251; Reuben .1. Leonard, 269., Geo. W. Dltbridge, 250. School Moreton—.Evan B. Thomas, (on both tickets,) 520. *John L. Ilamilton, 320; C W. Bartherger, 240; Mil. Stealer, 1 yoar, 319; John Ghee, one 'ear, 173. Constable—A. J Moore. 250. Judgel.7octiona—John R. T. Noble. 1,72; Assecear—John J. Eimer. inspee-tor—R. N. Roberts. Return inspector—Bernard Farrel. ' NINTH WARD. Self d CGiercil—Coarlre H. Armstrong. common Corntil— David McClelland, William R. Font, 1 bom. W. Welsh. School !herder.—.lamas NI Snyder, 3 yearn, Jamb Frew, 3 years, James Reyburu, 9 years. AWernian—James Irwin. A.easor—J Ames Nicene:v. Jodor of kleciions—Bamael D Rill. fn.peetor—Tbome! D. Glllesp , e, Return loopcttor—William SWOT. lobo Slappen Itos. J. Gellsglur .1. P. Di •t 1 ...... ...... ........ 364 Wm. laimpeou 855 School Directors. ( For mut var. Geo. W. Leonard Darld S:rnmr ........ G. L. . Jescob H . ] llllcr For three years Anyna. ti‘ EteincceTer.... F. J. lirtcha ..... . Judge of £ Wiens JoLn T. Brown A, Stelamt yet . . Jr /:<l.n bullet-for Geo. J. Hill BEMIEMI William Leonard Alderman. James L. Linthet land Presentation.—On New Year's moreing, Rea. Win. J. Reid, pastor of the First Presbyte rian Church, Seventh street, was presented with a-splendid gold watch and chain, by the chil dren of the tiabhath Retool connected with his con gregation. The present le Tallied at about two hundred and fifty dollars. The Vote for Mayor.—The vote cast f, Mayor yesterday was very large, azgregating 5,5:9. McCarthy had a majority la 111 out of the ten Ward", fir la the Second, Fourth, I. Mb, Seventh, E ghtb, and Ninth, hie croponeat ca , r)ing the Fl st,Tbird, Sixth aid Teeth. The Sere nty-Seventh.--Vie learn ittrculb I:cut-Col. Robinson. by telegram trom New Or leans, that the 71Th Renneylyania left that 1.14C0 on the 20th of Eseember, for New York to-day and will be paid off, and muttered out In Poi's. delphia sometime this week or next. From Yeaterday's Evening Gazette, Desperate Attempt to Break Jail Irrus- On Monday forenoon (New Tear'e) five prironers, cceutrylng cell No. 31, of the County Jai, adjoining the Shertfra effice, were dbur pr'.eed in an attempt to break oat. B. 11. Chile', est; , Deputy Sheriff who was la the Sheritf'■ office, Wei ding to some buslccas, beard an un nasal. pounding against the wall, suflicientlY distinct to came him to suspect something wrong going on, and he at once Bent word to Warden White to ascertain the cause of the noise. Ilr, White entered the cell designated Bird Coned one of the occupants at work digging through the wall—a bole between two and three feet deep, and rofflenetty large to admit a man's body, having already been mende,and but a single atonc,peuhaps a foot ln:width,remaluing to be re moved impel der to allow eary access Into the Sheriff's Elbe& The stone, heck and mortar removed from the wall, aim a. a cart bad in quantity, had been placed under the Deal. The LOOl5 whh which the prisenes worted conflated of casekniers, two pieces of hocip iron, sawed from the Iron bedstead, and a chair rung. They bad labored eery diligently and bad evidently been at work tor• couple of days. The calcu• ilea donbtlus was to make their exit on New Year's Day, t upcorinz, very p operly, that the Sberffris office could then be closed, Deputy Cluacy happened to re in the office, by soot dont, and this circumstance, It is consider cd, abate prevented the escape of the prisoners. The My of 01 e of the Joo•s waa lying cap wed, aid core In the ofilce by means of tau key 6C. cue to the rotunda. thence to the street, would have been quite easy. The noise made by the working of the prisoners was heard on Saturday, also on Sunday, but did not attract particular attention. 31i 27$ 77 • 70 Tne names of the oxupents of the cell are Joseph Gnmrs, George livers, each convicted of adultery, and sentenced to one year's Impris onment ; Thom. Grady, sentenced Mr mouths for assault and battery; J. W. 13mIttt and C. F. Beeps, sentenced_ one year each for bigamy. The three iltet—Grtmes, ldyers and Grady were the leading spirits In this attempt to break jail, the others, I, would seem, not actively participating. although, bad tae means of es cape been fa'ly provided. it is tale to presume they would not have objected to follow their companions. The whole five were removed to one of the cello of the lower tier, (vagrant de partment) and will probably be Indicted for attemMul escape. The number of hardened characters at present to the jail Is unusually large, and the officers In barge should exercise the utmost vigilance to rt Val escapes. Pleasant Reunion The happy consummation of a long desired with, to issue the Pittsburgh hrtvioin Aduo rate in bran new type and to make other impor tant improvements, was made the occasion of the the gathering of a "goodlie" company of the at• tociima of tb4aver at the well known leo Cream Bootee of Mr. J. B. Ilubley, Fourth street, Dear Ferry, or. Saturday afternoon. Among the num. ber we noticed the editor, Rae. Dr. Nesbit, and W. IL Kincaid Assistant; Rev's. B. P, Wool!, W. Lynch, and B, Blusabaugh of the Publishing Commt tee; Mr. James A, Moore, busineea agent, T. Telford. foreman,Mr. B. Bingerly, and other employees connected with the composing, press, and folding departments. Dr. Keehn presided. The silence was gotten up In ilabley's beet style, minus any spirit, actin what water and coffee could Impart. While the company were enjoy ing the good things Spread out before them in such profuseness and variety, many kind words were expressed for the future welfare of the Advocate. which never had brighter prospects than at mceent. The drat number since the improvement ban beta issued, and the Paper presents a, moat heatitltul appear ance, both typographically and otherwise. The paper to now printed with sevvn columns to the page, Instead of sir, with a car reopending Inerease In length. The Advocate is :diced with great care and ability, and we are pleased to learn that within a short period, and In view or there cor.tempreted Impreeemeute, tie circulation has been Increased to the extent of about two thousand copies. Dr. Nesbit, and his able and energetic assistant, Mr. Kincaid, have reason to congratulate themselves upon t marked Buenas attending the "enlargement" Criminal Coml.—Before Judgm Aidlon, .Strwe and Brown. . . Tuesday. Jan. 2.—Court met at Cut o'clock. .Frederiek We!gle, indicted far for:l',l, entry and detainer of the pz emitt a of .I.mob Hasa and hauls fireiling, was convicted of forcible entry. dentence deferred. Jelin C. Mortig,indicted for !weeny, tem ac• 'pitted and diechsrgetl by orocleuustion. CourUnok nrcceos marl two o'cheir P. m. whin tne care of tlid Commonwealth vs. Votrick iluntter, indicted tor. the murder of Thomas (;‘,llen ,1•1 he isk e n Op. NiM Year's Day.—Nothing oesurred in the elty to dis'lnguish the that day of the ucw year. The weather was not se pleasant Gel on Cbrietmss day, lied the streets were not so dense ly crowded. There wan a raw wlndblowing, tut on coon the shatints punds, of the quality roi idslie for skating. The day was Brent In eating, erltklug, visiting, promenading, etc. The no rice. places of amusement were densely crowded, both afternoon Cud evening. and genet. I trood order was malelaloed thionghont the day. New Years' Dayln - Allegheay." dr, dere , able disorder pray/died lad.floirbcfay yesierfee, and • unmter of Wits occurred w 11 the to cooeldelAle rtlgatlon. • - -•-• RAID Select Council. For two years Among the gavels present we noticed Mr. Florence liras er, a gentleman who has late. cued himself In t,hla enterprise from Ito itielp keep, mid who took a great deal of interest In the exec:tam. There were nib Ambers present who bare takeu a great deal of Intent In the Home, but with where names unfortunately we are unacquainted. This having been oar best sigh ter the Rome, and It being ono of please... bit exalt menu, we were unable to glean ail the infernation we desired, but shall take some fu tun cohesion to write another article, to ;which we stall endeavor ta glee a complete history of the Hoene horn lit Inc:piney down to the pres ent tone. At preent there are but eightem reg ular boarders at the Home. of whtlin tat two are now news boys, It being a self imposed ditty of the managers to provide altnatlon...ltir the bays as that as posalide s arid 67 this meaaakeep them off the fierteett. They havaboweirer quite. MlLO come and ^^ as eircumtunees allow. The cwt of monism the bousc'derico the past year, when eaeryttllina was new, and carrythlng they hays, had to be obtained, was about four thousand dollars. year the expense* will be riducedabint one half. At present the Home la In debt Oyu% flee hen dl yd dollara, and the managers appeal to a at. erel public for contr.belleins to place It upon a firm fooUrg, and g et it oat of debt. We nis :max on New Tear's, day that there was a Map, sltloo on the part of some of our citletme come forward in the good work. We wera shown a check from limes Lyon, blurb et Co. for one hundred dollars, a New Year's gift to the Home. Major Brown, to whoa an walla- Con had been given to awed the d etc-, sent the following letter to Mr. eittock, was enclosed the sum of to dollars. Dann Sra I attire to thank yon for tha kind iryllation manta-col to tan, "to partlelpsle, with other friends of the 'Sews Bnyt' llama,' la d'ancr to be wroyldull for the b. ye" to-day, and to express soy retro. that • prior engage:Dad will prevent my attendance. I Sealre wand that I fully appreciate the cood wroth heretofore performed by the te‘reevolect mesons who established and =detained the (Lome, and I trestihat the people of Pi-e.ibirgh will bake bold, or this meuer, awl make the "Sews BOje 1101:40" a permazetit rip= a Wet. 03113m.varaie with the great object of Ha endocriatici..aud ihalr liberal azd foitriccle cbarartur. linclesei ft:ewe hod a New Year's Gift for the Boma. A. NI. Sanwa. A 11.ttle Wight eyed boy, whose uncle bad re. rented him with a.new yearn glfr,:came forward, and gave one dollar and twenty Conte to the home. We N./ rvaedint that r o very urgent &Noe need be made to the symparli'm of a !gen.:mu public to come forward, and lend MO H. 111,1 helping Clad, 31r. Plttcet has also soother project under wayaldeb will be of Immense benefit to the Minx. fle la endeavoring to raise • library for the use of the home, eontrlbutlue to it liberally, himself and appealing to those who have books that they can spire. to and them to, and tt ersby waist In easkleg a suitable library for the little boys. We hope to be able soon to nano - men that this enterprise has been crowned with abuts. dant enema. .The Lord loreth a cheerfal giver." We omitted to state that In the contra of the room was att immense Christeruu tree, essered with presents to the little fellow■. These pro • tents consisted of handkerchiefs, socks, supra• due. neck lira, mitts, and a {,treat many other useful anti lee, besides which the palatal of the mule fellows were not forgo tea , there toeing literal supply of cionfentloner). They enjoyed heztuieltres to the fullest extent. larceny of $232-.Arrest of the Thleyes. On New Year's day, 'a country men named Daniel Dougherty, hallihg from Plum township crept into en omnibus belonging, to Thomas Dein, at hie stable on Penn street, for the per pare of sleeping off his Now Year's pa:Athens, While fast asleep, he was discovered by George !Edger and Harry Reichert, who, as they allege, undertook to wake him op, but were unatils to do 60. Thinking that Dougherty might have some money about him, they concluded to search bim, and found two hundred and thlrty.two dollars to “Grecnbacke." Fearing that some body might steal the money. th, y constituted themselves as trustees for Dougherty, but getting on a spree them solves they began to epond the “brut money" rather freely. When Dougherty awoke, he dLs• covered his ken, no knew only that his mouey was gone, but wee wholly Ignorant as to who bad token It. A man was soon altar arraated on suspicion, but he proved to have been entirely Innocent. During the evening. oth:er Dough erty arrested Adger at the railroad depot, On charge of, disorderly conduct, and lodged him In the lock-up. Officers Wilmot and Willison, of the Mayor's police, had been on the lookout for Keiger, and on beteg chanced With the larceny he stated that Harry lisictreet had taken the motley. IletcheA was arrested at three o'clock next morning. in bed, at his boast on Mulberry alley,to the Filth Ward, by officers Wilmot and Willison i and one hundred and for ty dollats of the money was foiled on him. lie alleges that Keiser took Cho money nod divided with him, and states that I , was their Intention to return It to Dougherty. It was clear that they had both been guilty of larceny. and tiny a ere held to answer accordingly: Keiger Is a stran• Oer here, and tap ho belduga to Coshocton, hio. f Slot mina of Port dlanones.—The Id teao ment on Basin hill. knowu to the Mice ai Fort Mahoney," std wbleh has aevera tie:tenor late been. attuek.‘l , aud the trarrl.ort Anide pill, ours, was suryleed agate last ntht, And came 'even or right parties capturkal. flora were several tansies In ! the number, and when tattoo the Is hole party Was in the militia ore regular rout. 1 hey were all committed to jail. Fire in Allegheny.—The root or a btailn occupied by Calhoun & Itodney, ou Ohio area, Second ward, Allegheny, wad dii[ef :led to b ma Ste ilia morning by the Allegheny pollee who gave the alarm and the names ware extin guished by the prompt application of water. The lire occurred In conacqueoce of a defect In the chimney. There were no engines on the ground. Asaptilt and baitcri+.—Adam Stewart, a rcildent .if Allenheny, Was broeght °afore Mayor Morrtron this morolow, charged with assaulting acd tinny, at Feldner's boor hall. 4, list ntgbt. Toe defendant war ho charge at ecUst! a L001:13,_,,,,. n (ho Dlanun News Boy. Danner few Fear'e day was a day that Will live lame, In the remembrance of not only the thirty or forty news boys that were Present at the News Boy's Rome, but also the guests who were pres ent upon the OCCEFIOII. The dinner was given at the "Rome" by Mr. John W. ?Mock, the enter prising news dealer, on Fifth street, nod wss a credit to the donor. We visited the 'Home" about twelve o'clock, when we were met by Mr. Phlllipe, who introduced on to his lady, the Saud hearted Matron of the institution. We were shown around the "Home," and the manner of conducting It was explained to W. The room which Is occupied by the Rome is the entire fourth story of the building, corner of Smithkeld and Firth streets. In the norte-esst earner ale four bath rooms. the boys being natrulred by the rules of the establishment to bathe twice a week. Two row. of small rooms—fifteen on a aide—are aleo built the length of the building, meet room conk:deli g a lounge bedstead, large enough for two toys, thereby glaring accommodations to sixty boss. The remainder of the room is once• pied by Mr. and Mrs. Phillips as bed room, sit tleg room and dining morn, the latter being' also used at night as a school room. The boys upon drat entering the Rome, are made to take a bath, after which they are dressed in the warm, com fortable clothing whien has been preivided for them. They are regal] ed to pay two dollars a week each. for board, lodging, washing, mend ing, This elevated the inetitutton above the level of a pauper's home, and makes the boys feel independent. With a few exceptions, these boys are orphans, and lu some 1118tilaCea they are the children of drunken, worthless parents. The se lent r children have been the &Jere° of considerable annoyance to Mrs. Phillips, for the reason lb. as a general thing, their parents come forward and take them an ay as noon as they are comfortably clad, or have laid by a Ulla, money. Tie rules of the institution are eery strict, and the utar.nt order and Oecortim prevail. There le a melodeon In the room, Mad the boos are required, among Ether Lessons, to practice singing patriotic and religious sollge. Mr. A. E. Carpenter handed books around to the boys, and also t rovided the guests ,pith similar books, and the hoer previous to dinner was spent in singing, ail engaging in Ike exercises. Nano en et} thing was ready, dinner wee announced. and the Reefts baring been drat seated, the bops writ mare bed ire regular order to their places. A Limsing having been invoked by Mr. Carpenter, terry roe commenced upon the vi ands which were spread In profusion before them. ft world be une:ess for us to commence an eons eratlon of the dishes noon the table, but sake it to say, that every thing that the market would afford was, there, and In great pisory. She toys enj .yrd it trimly, WA It was a study worthy a painter's pencil to note the different coirosanancm that shone at the Ward. The little fellows were all dressed In their holiday nulls, and presented a picture of neatness. tVges every one had done Ju•llce to the feast, Mr. Mayer, of the Pittsburgh Leader arose, and In a few very appraptate remarks presented Mrs Phillip', behalfof Mr. John:W. Pittock, with amagnitlcent photographic album, own the coca, tel which was stamped these words 'litre strttcheth forth her hands to the peon." Mr. Everett, of the Caraunercia!, respon ded on behalf of Mrs. Phillips In a very neat address, ;o which hetook occasion to off,r some good advice totbs boys. The entire affair was very handsomely done, and reflected great credit on all parties concerned. Our young friend Plttrxk was completely overwhelmed on all sides with congratulatory speeches, and was glad to beat a hasty retreat, although thereby he lest his dinner. they. Mr. Reed, delivered a short address Is the boys, alter which they were dis Missed. Very truly Our Distressing Case-Two Women Drowned PITT - ti Instate MAKKETs. on New Year's Day. . Or, New Year's afternoon 'blot two o'clock Orrice or rna ParrsnCetoFT GAZlrrrt I 1 oranar,anuary t, Mow two women lost th.lr lives by dmwri.ng at the p The Mr,. elect 'on versa the great ^en' re of ,:true-i taro of the r leers op; I tic lb 'int, -by the t ,on 1...11f'. sod r• ...ter+ wore eased n,... .r a Flg IT It es; pears that about the tIPT.T , is '"d hour ct. n,tl James Oldham, a well-known in the war t : :rod" • "."°""" ' - '``"" 4 Sem man. started lona the Pittst.tgh whore 1 77 , t1Y . 0 d r :4 0 7, no raaenl~.a, c 1, Suer with A sk.lf e.t.a:ring ten peraortr, ineMding GRAIN-Wheat is In Letter demand Par - 171 we himself, intending to take them across the river can report n sale 0f4113 . 0 . br , a , e w 1: choice Wisconsin to West rdtshurd h. The ski ff was Scarce/ yor f " , , , i," l. ' m * ny " 1:e " q " u I ft: sutra ea . t. {‘,'-'t ! ,. E1 '" I r ‘ a n L d a anffi.unt capacity to carry so many person., and for small lets from fore s o l e of s con !dye& d Corn In bulk, to anti e, at eS, and I e re do It tetra noticed when gaoling out the what- „ n 0, 0 , Harley Is dull an ,ton Irreg.- Iht:o acre hllt a fear itches 13100,9 the lar to quote with any degree of correctness Rye wa' rr. When about midway In the stream the woofed at Efititi.., skill - was upset l 3 the swift entreat, either by the u , torel rocking sod fright of some of the unchanged m❑ Spring Wheat Famliy, And $10,22,tt10 111 frig t. 3,734 from gtnre as ortiOL'er-1 . . orb by the swell of a PeSsiog steam' telnrer Wheat brands. II) Flour II dull and Gnat- Fortunately a ekiff which had been start- nominal at 1e1,154 , 2.02 per Obi from store ibpa ed out EOOl3 alter was clone at hand, and eight wh. eat Flour is 11111 quoted at 0gi , ,,‘„ 5 pL. ,, , -;.t, e ten persona were saved, two women being P 0 ,, V Is (). N . s-no.alr: far ketLi u o x, t , drowned. Those who were saved had clung to re a or ileac Por k . 1 ) , the skiff. A Mrs Binh. wife of one of the Beet ta 1,1111 qaoted at ha. Dressed lion ale -Gm- Steam ferry boat pllOts, grasped no oar. One and inn In freely and may be quoted at I Pip , : we can •r of which was held by a Mau, who ruteed his report a sale of bead at :1;4. I opt eetline hold of it until he succeeded in getting into the rescuing shiffaue then saved her by palling her', PU regula r s les n tr f air and market steady„, Thus inch rontribrittd to thee stet/ of the Other, per bushel, rn and 3,_6 from acme (113,50 per bat rot, according to A ultile Ivy of Nils. Bach Baited him self by cling. quality le g to his mother's sto king name. of the arP/.i.. , --ho better demand and stesev at 33 women downed we did not. learn. They re3i tdc:4,1,2-rbto.for qualities, tied ,n West l'am burgh, and one was a widow Ht iTER dein n.l is Isis and market with (cur children and Coe other the w.f., of a steady, artrl. caeca ut prime to choice It ill at tie et at brie of the kb.. houses. Some per- to an. eon s are di.poscd to cant censure upon Mr. Lit-C.0.-Saks of parkled reported of 3t Il e ant o:dham for what they bent., have been impro- „” Mime on his part, In taking 30 many person. 10 Ohurts au, and Pi tons 'it iddllng• 81.1,11. his -sate Pas of Its. lino. 1 iaseeed ton crusher, at odor per busher-stuali l'rts, however, wit, not brio, more than 112, - 02e1,15 loverseed Is cameos in pretty freely , and in lire abseace of eales, may be gooltd notutn•l Ir at fa,. Nothing ining In Timothy. E3S.` , E-T • ,Piet but steady, with sales of Hamburg rat li e and Uosberi rat eL CRANDELIIIIES-Dull but unchange:-small antes at Oild It, per bbl. HAY-1. in lair, demand but unt hanged. awl we eohttnue to quite at SIG to Its per too he ' alter egurr old) for prime Timothy. AIL\ No -Steady, with regular saet at 31,30(y2 jet 1...c1. DI: I Elr FE I IT-bales of Apples at I,arit, and Peach., at 32 , 4,-1 it quarters and hair es. A man named Thomas Way was arrested by officer Bess, of the Allegheny pollee, on Now Year's Day, charged on oath of 8. 11. Robinson lah the larceny of eighty dollars an money and a breast pin. The parties are brake4men on the l'itteltur I], Fort Wayne d, Chiceezo Rat:road, and boarded at Aiken's, on Robinson stre.a, in the 1 , it st Ward. On the 'Y-1,1 of December, Rob ins.] Int the =Duty In hs trunk, and shortly afieravards found the trunk broken open and the mosey gone. lie reported the fact t t the May or, who placed the It von on the stoat, but th ty wean ttlanifitt to ntati taut the guilty pony. ft, rb inron and Way orcop•vd the same ro :an, and on Monday evening. "oldie the latter was putting on lila hoots preparatory to ga ing to a ball, the former ram a rarer fall out of the to re to the poor at ai Way, not knos lug they tale moverm eta were watched, "sLovt•l" the taper an ltr" a trues. Roa leson, ruspectinz som,thlng w‘ong, took the p .prr and 'on ,d it to rtOooalla twenty dol. fare of his mon,y an I thr breast tut, lie lm • aned,ately renvtled the In., ran tall, to th : and oftleer lie.e coon anteceded In tattle: t Ce euifty potty ante env ody. fle iv ,s I ached up in the tombs for the night, and noon a hew nz thin relearning was e , mmitted to Jail fat tri 11 in de fa At cf one thotioand dollars bail: Flre at Lafayette Hall.—Tbie moreleg, - stout three o'clof k, a are occurred in Lafayette Hall building, caused by the bursti au of a can outer. The alarm was sounded by the p aid the ft eman were roan on the ground •set extinguished the dames. The buildleg eel not much damsgf d be are, but was considerably in jured by the drenclOug necessary t J put the fire out. New Years' Address. The Allegheny Night Watch have tuned a well prepared New Year's address, aril We cry among them yes terday was "New Year's Gift." We underativid they were abundantly snceessfhl in laying In ILACC of goad tialogs. }leper k Bueme —..... 910 A L Lipton IZZO' lee .... 1016 Irr4l Jacob. 7 , 2 1111R081..... . %1 Lop. - 210 H ....--. 80 W81,22,20n0 a Akart'a 89 . Bre.ffer i Biarke._—..l9 Jo. Baxter 10 IA ner No. 75 Fourth s Street Pittsburgh. I L 1 1." " 3 " Total . --19 ROBINSON, ideCTR A N & co „Bankers qnd Brokers, [feelers to all kinds of Government Securities- Gold, Silver, Di:Warrant Bans Notes, Foreign ►nd Domestic Enct►nge, 00. &v. peponts tneeveen In PAD FUNDS and CUR REHM . Interest allosred on time depoalts. Clolleatkore mule in all parts of the United States on meet fay orable terms. I 'niers eneentel with divpsteh for everything In the bleinees at the flosthn, Sev York, Pull.. Seiplalk crul Pittaburgb Woken' Board. etrietlg oil conivalasio. Drs A. CLEW S to resv Ycrk , C , SIKE &CO , ..11 is. i HE PER/MIN, Dv,:. cs• FINANCE AND TRADE lIROKERS AND BANKERS RO 1110 (.020i1101.21 Er 1L0111131601. 111 . 4.11111,4 A co.) torrter or tor l'amtaerol4 atrz - rea./ TCOI/..T. lan. 2, lira ostri ked. V. S. I S 1 . 7 .----....1 00 02 6As 0 O. S. 6.22/,, old 14211 ea ('.5.2+;0 • .,__.._ ' 17 6o U. S.lO-10%. „..----___ 91 oe (J. S. C94l.ll4cates —, 117 011 (001.'112 90 -- _ Con eel/I,llle Ws too vo Alierteny Valley It. ft 2 - 4........_ lot . Alutaostgathei a 113 • . timacv... • 41 04 A lirgl.cpy 1.. .._ - 115 30 i AnafbettY V .1 1 0 t tt. R. .10c0.... 000 rts• rage Nat. t(lualx...--. -- at 120 Eolith Net. Bank.--...... Its S 0 1.)010calsIs 1.1 Il* 00 7 - 0 i'lllstrut National St SO 0 Exchange do ..... .....-- 10 Imo City .'o udo ..... 10 00 .130 t L•ncooter h Merry R. 1.... So :.tau do I Fold derilned one per cent In the New York market to-day. while Us.ltrol States homls sore firm at the advance made on Saturday lost. Sit toy market easy, with idle capital rapidly to. Clll23l.llnting. Our home market presents to-day no features of apt Mal interest. The, a some enquiry for bank shoes, stills sales Ct Esc:mugs at 84,t, mad ell 'spas at sr44—pery fair prices, but not beyond the o , •I V. lne nf the frock of these •donesbly poshest, t a s The M h. 'M storl. Is also lock ing up to market. Cal I.i.l—cana offering. tot Asir. thlag aotni,ln ml .pare.. Col uruhla held at 286:b1i. with rather less togulry for It. Phlla delphla. Lane/later k Cherry Hun without change• at shout al lAA, co asked. ?beret. no unusual pressure for money to meet first January notes, and we conclude they wilt for the greater part be promptly met. It la certainly refreshing and encouraging in these day. of depression and stagnation la oil stocks to nod may of them declaring divideads,but more especially, when we have a dividend of meal' ran omit announced out of the earnings of a single month. We refer to the Doman Run a West Hickory Oil Company, which, as will be seen by reference to us advertising columns, has declared n dividend of eight oer cent for the month of December. This company with a com paratively small capital stock, owns a large amount of territory on Dennis Hun, and has very handsome interests to three producing wells, which yield the company about one hundred bar rels of oil per day. The wells are located on Dro ol. Run within a short distance of the celebrated Erenemite Wells, which here been producing con stantly for are year,: sad, without .peaking pnraglngly of Plt.hole, Oil Creek or Cherry Run, there Is certainly no beater territory for oil de veloping in the Venango Oil Regions. The stock of the "Dennis Run b. West Hickory Oil Co." la owned almost eacmsively by about a dorm of gitishurght re, and the 03114:01, very wisely coo- eluded that they would prom, a small capital stock, and large dividends ton large capital stock and no dividends, which, unfortunately, his ban the case with the great m•jority of our Petroleum 0 tardtlit. —The Hanlon Godwin, of Saturday, report. cop per stock. a. 'Mining share. are In active request. Ilw State closes at Wily Franklin, •t 40%; Copper Falb., at Petvable, at 3204. The holiday. are, however, Micelle; the /peculators In tht• hoe. Wan) , of the very largrat Oerators are of to their eyes lu Uhrtatmas and ?dew Year's festivities; and It Is safe to say that we shall see' no great excitement In the st net till the year is fairly opened. We no lee a slow Pelherick fever. This stock la atilt the plaything far • few active copper and under their patrottage "large soles. ftl have recently been made at two and • half and upwards. "Feasible Quincy and Franklin are the cheap est on 11w fist, and will in all probablUty roach higher agate.. Pewabla startal a little this week, and nss touched 40, hut by the skillful hammering of "Jacket," the boldest bear of the copper brok ers, has receded about The continued high price orcopper, and the Milian blockade, com bined with the good returns from these mines, must, however, give them a rise Soda !hat even "Jacket , ' cannot chock." Boston Iron MarkeL ilosvon, Dec. af.—The market for pig Is rather nilled but nits very small Blocks ',stable for present Use; prices_ rulovery than for nll grades. Ittnnufactured Iron, of All destriptions, to in fair demand at about previous rates. We note small Sarrof Scotch pigisio nt Cana Sad Ler tOn. the Inside rpm lir Pits -to arrive, /Meth= Is scarce and. Witnqq at $5ll/00 per ton, for the different nurnhers. Dhareoril:Pil i t I. eery Ilan at per tan. cash. far iron as in fair dernandmith mmicente storks, and StltliTsam store ore selling at StrifeldO for English coMainUt I tint) Strlpet,ton for do rotted. Amens''- retined bar is Wiling 41 visa WO Pee ton from Manalkturers , hands, and sp.:54lW front store. hotirand Iron is telling at 059, unlit, per ion, tor Eriglieh. and OW 100. cum any, for American. roller plates are In fair demand at preViOn• rates. Russia sheet It mote quiet, and aeliing smali lots at a.inlOc per English de to item of mite. Nails.are relline n 70.0.1 f, arras per ton lot assorted Sizes.— Buihnn. IMPORTS BY RIVER ANI,V ILL c—rk. I:mm.oU 411 AM-1 & to, „so I . bo floor. 161 1.1.'s 1a111.4 bblo butter, 41 &Lel3 coca, 5 eke Wool! J 1.101103 10, 100 1,61. Door; T I 1.014 thg, 69110 do, 1 .40 I,oltrr. I do on.. 1 keg larll. 10 dot 6100011, 102 eke co, a; White lo Lyons, 417, do do; 14 H 1 grey 1.01011 . .1 li.ocs, LW solralturni Ilabo!h. /addle, A du dn;.l Irwin., 10 oar. boys; !load & .111etzgen,2. bill Isrd,l do - dry poaches IL' brolth, 1 bid Weal, 1 onop olllckensi F 11. , phorlok, G dreorod hogs. 1 , tiolf 461 sorourn'i C l.,romor 6 droolled 110201.FIcemlog k 01014 , togs, .k. dry (104.1 Wooderilloh, noo hoop poly*: Dr Portia., I toslArrles; II 11 co I, 1 Ix tOols 2 drill Lary. PITTSBURG/I PETROLE:UJI MARKET OrriC■ or THE P1TT..C.,,,a Tl:l.nnr, Jan. 2, ISM CAL arrivals of Crude continue large, and with only a moderate demand, the market rules a little week, though there Is n 2 quotable change In prices, and we continue to quota at 270 la, We returned, and lit,Et 23 bbls lortvded. sales of 9eo bids to bulk, at 27,6; 729 do do at 2.e, 11l at 22, Ltd, included, 64 do do at 11122‘; 100 •1 323,i, and 2,0 et ghiy, Buyers are still holding otr in exper , t•tion that the large arrivals will force n decline in pikes, while, on the ozher hand, holders do:not appear very anxious to realise, feeling, seemingly pretty coaddr at, that the present rate. tel I be sustained. Therefore until the market finds its level, tee assort expect any treat activity, REFINED—There is still some inquiry for bon ded oil for Immediate shipment, but future deliv er es air t ery dull, and contract's can only be ef fected at low flgun • Sales of 1003 bids. for Imme diate debt sty In Pl.Padelphis, at 68i and 1003 bbls t•BrilLiant . , for March delivery In Philadelphia at to, nee Oti 15 quiet and norntrially unelnuce2 el to S 9 cents for city brands, Thus far this Bea con, the transaction. in Free Oil have been re markably light. NAPTIRA AND RESIDUUM—There is no Im provement to note in the demand for either one of these articles, anddn the absence of sales, we con tinue to quote the former at 1:04921, In bond, and ell 4111, free, and the latter st tafi rs,l3 per bbl. Sale of gi ••Ambee Oil from Green, tlo.,at Sniper gallon. lik.l)£.lPTS--The following is a partial report of the arrival• of crude by the Allegheny ricer, •Inee Satutd•y PF.TII OI.EU 12 IaTOCKS. , IN SEW YORK sr, al lolepateh to Western Prep. New Toss, Jan. I, lard Y . 11,0121.0 STOGIES—FM= 1.6.2e1T; Itaneehoff Ik.o roes to VII,IO on the septet that the loj anc rice had born removed; Palmer two to flu pr shut, and was In •etive demand on the ensconce• of a dtvldend of 2 pee cent Sales to-lay were it the fenittins rale. • ?.!."!::7, fi; central, l 2; First Oat roil, 40; Pith , le Creek St2,to, Union, II tlitt dart., KM; Wcbater, 841; Drevoort, NEW YOUR PETROLEUM MARRET Spettsi Id•patet, to W et tern Prom Kele' Yoe., J..:, t 626 dull .4 uscheaged; we quote .1 466 , ge!,9, ter erste, and 62,i16ee for Reetned to 12c e 4. 1=33 Special dispatch to the Pittsburgh Gazette. Cl:team:l, January ISt Starkets generally dull and lower. FLotra---Quiet and unchanged. Ours—Wheat, very dull anal heavy. dale. No • S 'rte.' at lao!zoi.di. Corn, atoady; No. t at 43e; No 361 FOP*. Oa4 , low•al 11•1•• No at zatr,4ll.*n. tryo quiet at a3c for Na. 'l. Oa:KW Earley was told at 1111.1:4 , ,g. Wttutzi—Scarm. and adranced to per gallon 1411 at IR; O P ortatons—Dull and lover. Mesa Pork - 11 car. d 11,00,1gsalc. 1.000 lobla, buyer'. cotton. all January, at *7l; cl Meg with sellers, 00 mot, at 1. %. S•get Pickled Rims fully cured, told a t lie; MN Uwe.. sellers' Ursa, for February. at 10M. Bulk Shoulders told at 1154 e, loci.. GPieuri 16.64. Lard, quiet at 17%01.4a. liornt—heteipt• el Hogs for inn pact throadday. mount to 11,110, See tad drea.edi. Dre.aed Hap' opened at IlQlll,‘c, but elated du'l tad acirce Lire llogn active, at 0:4139y,c, Coming areas. ~ c aeca E,obanjs, arta. Gold 114. Ppcc:at DiApatch to the Pittaburth Gazette. j WS. 2,156 a. rhos, to 212 —"Vaned midi VC SAIL 9(.0 Po. k at MA^. and advs.a d rloastair Ira at 41113.6*; Bane / nerdy; sale. Shouldeta at sl6,oo, : eleari Side $25 raelltd bulk inaata dull; salsa or Shonidata at 1.1.234 Sidra, 113; them Bidet, syt,tll; Mani, suel, 110.14—Active: Sales e. mtpla,u, nat., an 4 p,- 13Q10,03; grotl, Cioslng firm. Receipts 11,500. MARXISTS BY ZELEGRAPII, Finance and Trade In New Tart. Nine You, January S.—TWA martian hallway speculation was quite buoyant at the early sesalot of the open beam, wah an advance of MAR; per cent over riming lairs of .catitrdansvcatag. at !stack I xche go, cad afterwards on etasit, toe market was weaker, and the rise WWI partially Than Was, however, • rally before me o'hael, call. Plasburin a nd New York Central are the features of the day. Stocks continued Era at higher ivesulation la New Y ark Ckotast. Etkr,,hllch.ganSouthma and Cleve. land and Pittsburgh. Basra have aim, it Could to handier the market, and the volume of mem i•till.l2 for a rise Is steadily lacreulati. The following were theeirsinqpriet.l 5141:11 Oslo Verttllcstes, th%i Now 1 ork Central, 17%, Finn, 1734, Radom, hirer, 101%. lloailog, Atichisso Southern, leh ; Cleveland a Pletsh tree 1.0,4; Cleveland Toltec II3%; Roak 101 4 „; North Western, ZS do. preferred, Fart W•yoe, 15 1 ,6. Gold cloned tteadlly at 1441. Thl Government 11. t era. alight], lower on gild hoods, but the 7 JO to . es were lather and In demand, State Bonds were strong and netter some respects. Coal and ellanellaneous share. arm and higher, gener ally. Money co rtioue to Increase In caws The Cortmercia/ says Um er sternest of the anoci ated tanks exhibits some very Important flactua. Moe In favor of the Moth...axes of ease money Deposits sh.w an increase of gi30=1,991, and Circulation an increase of 1.16615414. The Lons bate Inoresacd 1611,42111. The Legal Tender line exhibit@ an altogether exceptional inoreage of 111,20,474, sth ing from the banks having adopted the uniform -Imago of lialuthog United States elearinghOtise certificates, with their legal tend returns, to accordacce with a result:tit.n adopted at a meeting Cf the ess•cletion held December nth. Money Is I.reasingls aYundant. Tee demand from broken Is moderate. awl dereraily supplied at 6 per cent, with exceptions tos large amounts on liorenments, at a per coat. A payment of dirldende wir, during tha Week, dal further add to th e pravalitagekte. Dtseennta snow no change. Then tea cesudeera , le amount Of paper tardier, gradese fur cent. ts paid on prime bills. For/ewer the rata gentility ma le pm clot. New York Market. Nrer Your, lan. 2.—Corrox—lauci awl l ower at ined3c ThovU—Rather acre artive•, nt 132548,60 for Fantra Mail; 18.sztp,i9 for Hound Hoop Ohto; t9,traio,2o fur Trade Brand., the Market °loofa; steady WriterYvntril al 41.2 , 42,t8 Outs—Wheat vtry quirt •nd prize' without decided thane. Rye to moderato roqucit at 93:. Barley qutat. parley Malt duti. Vora quiet and without =Merin/ canner's', 1:249430 for unsound: W.t for sound inincoWesturn. Clots quiet at, 49rafill for Weatorn. Cr vent—l:Arndt ; et. Dorulopo, to bond, 12 7 . SCO•B—rtr.• Chiba Munsorado, ISO. hlotaasue—ljuli. Hat naLLOSI—DuII end bombast. New York stock and Money Market Draw Yoga Jan. 6.—Mo:ilia—Easy at 6 Percent. en call. Stat ling dull and nominal. at acuNalitenh,. Bold a ahado easier—opening tar like, deummg to 144 I,i, and dogleg at 111%. Chaveramear. Stock. trent; r. Sizes of 'Bl Coupe., et. interest, I(4' is do G •-• Coupons of '62, 105; de of 'Of, 102: Ilea airy Ivoiel-10a tat series,.2d, 99, ad, f 8 7a; 11, N. plats of I ine Year Certificates, new lune, 0Y7.,.; Iron. ea•e Sites of 'P3; 9.9 , ‘; nicionfl Mar , . 18't Near York Cestri.{, OS; !sate, 0,11. Reviling. 11 , 1%; Mietacan SouLnern and riorj.qorn 10.1.151.•, 7.53 i, Cleveland .d Noa W h estern. 9fi , !a; N. lY petaled, 414. i. 11.0 x Wand, 19 , ,'l.; roil aynw, 1015 i. PCIIII—Pork I. vlet. an I lower. at) pool far New biro, $,S,Vbit7S an Int IS5r-5 do.,closing at ittn,tth, regular fri,oo fur P Onto an d ettt,'b for Fume hlera , eta g,:na bola Now Mese tar J umaq, Ft LI UM, sad _latch, letters' opttnn tsar r Jan n ary 11111, 01 ltrsCnr,l3. Rent quiet ar $17325 00 ftv. New 1 1 1010 Nu. , $1414U0 for Old dn. Sr :C:3 00 for New Extra .Meal, and 411011C0 for Old do. Boat flame flute; et $52,60034,75. Cut Meat. dull and Dotal- Dal. Moon doll; matt isle. Of Ilumbtrland at 15c. Lard quiet and steady, at 1et4819;4•. But ter dull, et rent for Idttio. add 272 VA, for State. t't one etyti•t, - at 13G1In4a. lloo , .—Dreaveet -Op lower, at IV.; IV A., for Woe or,u l 3 Glee for tuty. Wow York Gatti° Market. • Yong, Jan. 2—Tae entrant arta ea I' or IS . n .14 at an the Markets Ara as follow.: brag Uerri.e—wlrsil QUO itc• per heal. Steals fair to good, $14018; commas, el I.s.ldis ; re, truer'. or. giO4IO.GO. Coy,. sivo Cerrue—EXtre. r^r n•.a. 11&20 ; n re , condor, gcbegeb; ordlnar). ,f.vOltrro; commou, 43; r tailor , 'MOWS. . Vast. (Jet, re—First quality pe" r. IS!..Misc; rdtnery 11(l4c; entrrroc,lli4ellcutntertor,liqei.i neear AND LAIIIIS—Extra. per head, rvilinary, $6.,05,50; common, it,b6ggs; int•riot, swum—bra. y; corn red,ive• n, 10 , 05103.,ic; bytt .111 fe I, i• rrivo—The market web without soy especial h. pie; • good detuand preiraltell for good to prime which commanded higher prima, ether Loyd. serer Ot 110 sctivv, hilt prices were firmer. n •ter AND LA4444E—Have ban trrrairre4lnelt at so (dyer., on iset week. Plies.so h 1.11,1-4/4 en stocks, et all the yards, for this god 14.5 week, were es f Howe: This wee l •,. tot 41, 4 374 Beert4; 114 Cowl; 601 Weal (4 , 1,5.4 6941 ,hrol. sod Lem t•; 23.1941 S flee. Lest <net, 11,481 ltr •es; 71 (Jou • ; Veal Calves; 14,445 Sharp cod Lambs; 18,109 5W1213. (.11/CirlD2'l Ma ket. INCI,CATI, Jr a., 2.4—FLoce—Steady • t ful rat,. Oasis—Wheat quiet: nil red, No. I ttl ,°, torn. firmer, at 6a:6 tanund, shallot. Oats, firmer. and In good lit ruts I, at 03c, with sellers at tee. Rys, quiet, at 'Oa br ortme. ki r i , iii -- r-Lintet, at 112a312,23, the latter the Ina veiling ma, OnscrLasro asp Pirrannanu Jan. 2-4,3 bbl. beans, I do flaxseed, 'l'enitlas; bo• cheese, E Heagleton; 6 dressed b 9 .4,,J P Han na, c mks rags, II•rkle. a co; 2 draFg;:r hose, CuLough, Smith a co; 21 sks Kirk patrlck a. boo; 6 bola chalrs, Lemon 12 do In, Hammer a Hauler; 600 sad /r414 - ;.H.lllllaan. Its cr. Si to: ill bb Is flour, Wilkins J,nabart; tad aka !lour, C H 2.14115; I car barley. J 1 car .• meta, Eloack a co; 2do do. J 21110;21ead1 1 car ' lumber. flack,boalL t!...- Prrn , nrcoH, t °carers a Caaro..TTl R. R.. :lan. 2.-1 bin broom corn,Shomakr r s34ing;3 bas ' 11 . c . 0 1 54 (3,Tee lit - Vgdlus.";k% ats. Alereall - h; 425 bush barley, 1 1. thaleldsi 12 T. Inlus, Hays a Starart;2o IlourZ.so BS. mill- Iced, I ear corn and oats,./ SteW ~.1.,• 91 sacks Gala, Ito 00 corn, It Hoodersou; tie bbls. ee•CO OIl00; I car staves, J .51eyersi.. : Baldrics, Usy 9l 11a) den. ALLiscilirJri STATION, January, barrels . brandy, IT a A Caluni 2 pkg. aqua' , Sbulr. Sou ta co; II Mils kips, Popp, Baker a co; .r.2 . lge barley. 17 bags feed, Votga!ey a Hopp. S . l. 5 9 14T.4 A LLECEIINY CATTLE MARKET. NEW-A.ISVERTISEDIhTS Puov , e‘4..sa--Iners Pork In demand. at VD, Tut holden a.kln( 11,6015 r., Greco meas. firmer, at 10, :3 and lie fur Shoulder'. lile6, Ham.; Bulk Meat. and bacon, oneness-ed. Lard, quiet, at 1 31 EN4e for prime city. ;eado, at ii!,(lAbc for NN ',Lea irregosAl; "leo 161 06 la Blot!. sod $2 235:45 for lice. Gale, 144%. NA ember clear; Thertr, ,, useter New York Weekly Ran !statement. Ice, Tons Jan r ma. Increase Decrease. Loans r•—`9.445,710 61F,036 15,331,769 713 361 Ciroulatlon.... 11,990,639 913,649 Ilepaatt. 18 92206 6,11C1991 .../ Legal Trader.. 11,164996 • Including Clearing Rouse Certificates loc:ease of 017.233,161. to Liverpool dull and drooping Iteported for the Pittsburgh Gazette A.14E0 t (dire, Jan. 2, IBM. CATTLE—There was agalo a eery light artuply of cattle on sale this week, and with a slight.',- proved demand the market was s little morn &n -itre, but as compared with last week, prices !trivet undergone no eszent LAI change. The whole ClUM bee In the pens on diond,y did not exceed seine hundred head, of which about six hundred chanted hoods, and the hala , ce were left over and shipped Last. As a general thing the cattle in point of tiusLty did not reach the. usual standard,heing :costly thin cons and rough steers and stags, and quite a number of ttsiallawags." Ai is always the casePunder similar dircumstances, good cattle sold readily at full prices, while the commoner grades sold slowly and only st very low figures We etre .1!. to B cents gross, as the extremes of the market, though .Messrs, Greenwald & Kahn report haring solids few bead of choice fat heifers at 9p.—the highest figure realized to thi. market for some time. The demand far shipment oontin• ues light, and but very few changed hands fortixat purpose, and the attendance of eastern buyers was very slim, FRESH COWS—The demand continues very light, and with a supply somewhat in excess of the requirements ot the trade, prices nave declin ed materially within the past few weeks. C. Wolfe repotta having sold 17 head of cows and calves at prices ranging from 00 to 11 75 Per here/. 11005—The demand for Bogs is batter and con aiderably In exceas ot the supply, several packer. having commenced glsughtering, but there ia'no advance to prices, and we tiontinue to quote.at 9 to 954, gross, for fair to good averages—one bunch bringing 9%. So far a. oar packers are concerned there Is ncechiuice for drovers establishing an ad vance. as the former will not buy above our quo tations, and they are Siting hold sparlar,ly at the figures now current. We have the following amiss to report. Seller. Buyer. Nn. siege. Price Porter to Emertch 47 353 9 . 74, gray to Hanna is Co 119 117 oso Good & Co. to Raman & C 0..... no 317 9.50 Emerlek & Co. to Henna &Co Ne 269 9 2.5 Bell to CO Zrt g6O SHEEP—There is next t o nothing doing in this class of stock, thedemand being get y Lotto, yet the offerings are ver g meagre, and we quote fat mutton Sheep, suitable for retailing, at .s,lAkie, 37 cA Hasler Carr retailed 20 head of mixed cat tle for 311tehell, at 61;j64; also, 21 for Itesita, same quaitty, at about same - prices. Lynn retailed 22 corateoptili thin COW's and heit , MS St tpE!f ., "'27 ..rney Grey 23 come:welsh steers awl heifers at G 4, .d Grey retailed the same not. Me at WA to T. llothchilds h Etkert to ;Harks h. Traormao 122 ;.,mod of very fair catllt a. 6%; retailed od head at 6 to 0%. Gl.es ts. Lae}, ty retailed L 9 head for S Warre7 at 4-3.[Wrh . -450 left over. B. lensing from 6 31yers h Bro.report bar log retailed 106 at putts to Croon< & Ha. wholesaled :63 bead to Lehman, sreraging NW, at about 6,60; retailed d9nms4 . .t harm t o Greenwald report having retailed 15T header from 6% to .2;4. 31cCue to Haan 6, 11rouie 34 common tattle, a, erasing Ara, at 6. . . Il.hhouser sold 1 61) head to L. Rothchild. tr. Co. al 6; retailed 6 at 634. 3lerriek & flood retailed 62 head, .d Starks lc Tr AISSMIM retailed about lOU Leta. Boston Wool Market DOS,. bee. 00,—The wool market, contrary. to general expectation towagola the close of the year, Is looking up. Buyers estialled probably.that the time for bolding of has gone by, amt that prices will be likely to rule higher Ina few weeks at farthest, hare come freely into the market and taken several lanr,c end many email lota. Othera are canvassing and Monter/a the beat terms upon which One •taple way be obtained, evidently preparing to take hold as soon as this ponst is ascertained, or immediately after the new year. Some of them hate large contracts for Spring goods to battled with all possible dispatch sod the material to do it with Is still La the heads of the wool merchant. Under these circumstance.; there is a very dna feeling oo the part of-seller; why are beldlog large po alma of their choice wools above the mar ket. and raters are readily obtainable for good lots which were refused by buyers a week or ten days ago These(' no longer a disposition to hold back on the past of the latter, who would take .lithe tine wool so be had In: the touters markets with out hesitation, if holders would consent to meet their views or compromise the difference between them. MI the cheep lots, pressed upon the mar ket by weak bolder, hare been picked up, and no more advantage la to be gllued on the score of financial necessities. • The goods market Is also beginning to show signs a animation, which toast stimu'ate the c.mstimption of staple ' and tam all appearances A steady and active demand may be anticipated during the early months or • the year, an was the case at the corresponding', pentad lost .11.1011. With such a demand as was then expeneneed, the present stock of ant, wool would apeedlly absorb. ed, and. a strong comoctliine developed among manufacturer. for supplies to carry them over to the next wool season. The inquiry at present is mostly for choice lots of full or three-forth. blooded wool; but the lower grades will soon become desirable, and aro already Meaning to sell more freely, though at rather low rates, Pulled wools are also in better demand and though the stocks Lissa been accumulating of late, the market exhibits Increased firmness. • Sales of domestic for the weak ifoot up soots 0111000 lbs, at a-rouge cf 15045.5 e for fleece—the out side figure for small lots of picklock, and eallrfic for the various grades of pulkal. The transaotion a triclinic testi.' large lots of Ohlo fleece, at OS27fie for medium and good, 'Thegio for choice straight lots. Materially higher prices have bean olTered, and In some eases refused, for extra and selected tots, which are wanted for •light Spring fabries. cnnodatad foreign wools me quiet, but held It full prev ious rates, with lasigniticant [remise t Pork Packin,; at Loabsille. Loonsvitan, Dec. 30.—1 n hogs more activity preyed's, and, the piwkers are eh busy killing. Prices have a decided upward tendency, buyers freeky paying 934 , VaNc gronsovlth sales of a lot at 3.5,60. and oOc extra of 10e gross. The receipts dur ing the pas; week include hogs from rho interior of Iridium; some lots from es illstance of ISO miles. It is generally conceded thatine g.eater Portion of hogs destined for this market have been re ceived. The hogs to this State are all pretty well Ip, end the prospects of hog killing on this sideof tie Aver will not extend much beyond next week. It is estimated that the entire packing here will not exceed C 5,100 hogs, encintive of the pickle. at New Albany and „Teflersonville. The pecking thus far need.: Killed today,r6o; previously. 47,000; In the pens, 3:1}0; making a total of killed and In the po [l6, as,ite RIVER NEWS, The river still continued to fall last evening, al though there is yet a good boating stage. There were no arrivals or departures (outside of there. gutsy packets. The weather Was raw all day, and the streets remained in a ftoeen condition.• Bun:- mess at the landing %mu dull., The Mat Donut leaving are the America,Goldlng for Nashville, Nevada, Evans for Lmilsville, A tmenln, Itlei9allura for St. Lento, (lateen, Smith ton for New Orieans, Sate Putman, fqr Louisville, Rorer, Dean foO Nashville, and At . - atalllllo, Sweeny tor New Orleans. Nearly or quiet all of theakjlegheny river pack ets were at thee births at the isodlog last eve ning. Some of them will leave to-day for the oiingenlnus region, lee cehtleues to roe in small quantities out of the Al/cells:ly liver. Ti.cto were 41 inches of water In the channej, at (Ai cuy y eatettlay, and the Allegheny river was r tlrderraad that John S. Itlclflllla has ay- Ott" tur ith,‘ obtaivcd a twaerlt for ht. Cap ,tons. tee rive the report R. we hare beard It flout other., btit cannot ray Iwwll , lrely of ally owe Itu.wlLJge that accts Is the fact.. The hither sot Kerttntt were - advertised to Irttre tinelhhati ter Pittchutgh tart etttlit. . Golding lia left l'hiclnextl fur this poet ott Stin.lay le et. Cm/J. D. L. Ifeadticitsrat CO Clerk J. 11. Young, ~f the tlaegte 11.‘ye len izetraual for I'lzuhur4l, o Capt..l. W. 0.1.41 of eArsoplexy l Smith lADO, Ry., 013 Tvet.lny lett. , henry coal %el:7;ons were crozsing the nitwit the lee t ut Salta Louts on Satartl*y tar•• • G,r. llohnta, wntch=on on the Julia, was 10 . V., Ter t.osttl froof that fr , at ou the 28th ult., whey boat was near 11:1,11 A • c:respondent of the Saint Louis Desszent' 11,3 • "I. am satisfied that by constructing two Jamie dykes to the Mississippi oboVe SL I.outs, our Wit ter mould pe preserved te navigation every win ter, scitliout tell. The current or the rives would by these dybee be Continoti to • narrow totureges and the result Would leeritatitylise towline—Pitft, The noetoss tee to gorge IMmetillitelr abeee the ‘ . 71,1; titrOOLI. To I , rel IpW Or-Ice theeedl4 the harbor sad remler ea• of l': , qg-1t,,3'101 :st•lt yOlge .t ‘ii . 1.....r.r , al ert' lltZtillir, .4*•-..L.- , vrto 4 „„;.•.„,„.•.:,,.,..:. 7,..s I AL:. .I,ll.ou'd .. ruselgollVu Irma s'_ L.' tug to the th De pro— , aerlrel throughout IS : yet., and culeulab:o It bertert ac.trt•e to ,:t/ . : .rnerHal Int • a." . II Is writ .vow 1 :L., tri. ciostue, IV. h.rbo - with Ice Is inuaroh , y et , uf ed try tile,s - Yhoktmg 11 , - .. 4 the rtrcr or WILSN , iv &ter s', armj‘zt neatly a ... 1 every winter there good nayigs , 'low that :t Polht. It la very plain that tf attot.,,L._ t Louie a narrortur plays Or made than thefSompstaset4 • etanc.l at IV hlout tlt Mess', the 1.1:!?:i.r Milt D J mote he forged to to Co eat us off - ft , t . -SiTet 00 a- _ muumatiou with the South. 0, IMPORTS BY RAIILRO4M. PITTISIMIUeS FORT WATt & t 7. R. B. •:. RI Malt cat boa oil, Treacott S 0:1 ou , , T U J <ohms; 2 can, lumber, L Laugha a+. :rob. Jaa 11 Lod S bon; to bbl. c. de pra-AeUeb. J b. • .1 btewkler & to; 94 'to do, Cook & 114A1.1or;11.2 bur -.• Cher., II tildu.e; 1 car hay, is dr17'..1.9 1 bode, H -1 Rea jr; 1 'La rep, Iktart,e h co;: b0x......0 rl4l.ter. LI Lena; 2t7 bag. barley, spencer & 372.11 Pkil ' brandy, Qua:antic:met & 0r0i221 Lio - d. 1 feed. .: Wrn N. olgt X co; o bb,. 00 13 L Fah.let.t &.; 1 - : 2 bar butter, Ido tattow, Volt & 0d:... , bb1a a fi - kr & -- St I.lharle• Hotel; 9 ph, butter, 1 d0 , 7"...;a. H BO .. - ~e ; 9 k. g. lord , I do apple butter, T lid °akin,: =9 Dbl. dry app.e9, J Kobeoik, bap aetp7 , ll,buckle.b. .;•! co; c bt& tobacco, J 21 Mut Llacitl, lt,', bta. 20120, Watt & 99 llsoo• 100 do do. ShoakalarAl.9. Lang; 2 t.bl9 crackers, Heymer a Bro. , ;',.1..y. I ) ROOLA.MATION CITY or AX.Llpt s l ar.h - r, se a“ordarics with an Act of Adilfabi y doted •-. Marsh 1310. 1944, I, John 111.Jrrls...n, Plf..,Vor of the City of Allegheny, 4,.. Irma this my P4,clamatlon. That, on the Second Tuesday In Jp!, , Aary, A. D. Mu, being the cloth day of chi me the duly q. Gilled voters of each ward of mudg , p . .y will meet ;! at the several places of balding etecns In melt ros,.elsove ward, a, .d predate and by Ballot • under the proclaims of raid Act of Pi-armory One person to serve as Mayor of tags city, Two persoha to nerve as lorectonr ;f the POot; One f,,r the term of two p.a., and one pr the term of [twee years. - Oa the same day In accordance WI) :he further provisions of said Act, the climes, ist. Ward, will cleat by Ballot, Me tperson. to serve al member, of the Seen (Joni !..r, on s for the term of tarceyears and one for !Ai . , tra of one 1. year and tour per.ons to be memberi tithe men Council and two persons to ha h,,, , .001 Dire, : . ors. f sd Ward will elect by Ballot Two o:sons to be member. of the Select Council, 0tte..,54,4r the tem d of throe ears and one for the term ose year. j and four person, to be members of P - Je Common Council, and two perform to be SeIIVI Directors. 3d Word will elect ay Ballot Two t - gs :sons to be Al members of the Select Council, one flgAtte term of three years, nee one for the term of , rflo year, and and four pc. eon. to be members of the 00211]0n 0011/1:11 and two persons to be Salsooy.Jlreetore Ste Watdartll elect 1 y Ballot Two W.raolll to be members el the Select Column, one W. .the term of three y mug and on* for the term of',Onelleal an four persons to be members attic; 05T.... Mon Coun cil; and three persons to be School paracetors, two for the term of three year. and one fdlthe term of two years, at the eleetlen to be held aforesaid, on Tuesday, the oth day of January, 1) IMO. The electors./ the tinware will vat, an the Pub.. - Ile Schtol House Le .lid Ward. Tb, Electors of the 2nd Ward willarote at Ike Public school abuse In said Ward. ~c The Electors of the let Preninst of id' id Ward, which Includes all that part of sahl; want 'pug west of Glover alley and Middle etelet will vote ' at the Public School Reuse In sold wigs!. The Elector, of the 2d Precinct of ;the 14 Ward, which includes all that part of salt *aril lying • ' east of Glover alley and Middle err will vote at • the house of Colonel George Gent :kb the earner of Erin Lane sod Seeend atreets The Erector. of the lac . reelect Of dig. 4th Ward. which include. ail that part of •sat;.`-ward lying wart of East Lane will vote at the mine atoms .. corner of Laceek and Anderson etrceto. The electors of the 24 Precinct of tae nth Ward, which Includes all that part of sairkward lying sat of Ears Lane will vote at the SMsool House, corner of South Canal and Walnut etezet. (liven under My hand and the sesi of the said Its of Allegheny, Ulla irath day of Delltralbe:, A. D. LW. 3011 N lIICIEELSSN, C,;;THAM FiTTINO. PL.VM BING and FOECE f MI PS, IRON PIPE lIND BRIS4 WORK. Of ail desciptiosz. T. T. JP .W . (Successor to Addy es Ewes;.) T., PITTSBVIts'x'B, PA IGS WOOD jbialtatrd OrFIC.SB F< kt HISVT—In a' .'excenetrt locatlon sates corner of Grant ell Dimond meets, second floor, ono mall ax two lu¢o mom. Entrance, 14 Giant streetz-.Antatedlata pose( scion Liven. iss S. COTHSEO4. BONS. SO NiGennt Al. Omen Attnonetgy Bannsll anntrany, t ittahunrs, January left NM DIYIDELND Nol.lCR..—Therir 'readapt. .nfanzgers glad Company ter Arytithy•ti bridge over the Allegheny rivet, opyolnte to the county of Allegheny, have this a dividriel of eight (D) per-entit."l:4l - 4,0 Unpuni , Stoeln et the Vompsay, payable 10 . 0cAbholdets or their :riga reprearatttlyra forth . jaunt ; WM. 1103E811EG. Ilstamer. , liasnrsua-va , PlaitolEaat., Plusoarab, January t • Mat The Direct Ors of this Hank this day dtclatid a dividend of tire (5) pseAatu. on use Capital noel; (tree from CtorarsuamUttai) out of the profits of the last etc months. • jakturd•ua OLO.T. VAX r!:011,EN. . . A is&LBOT , VE2lll . l(i otaiw.),,, r•Jfi :t%: . ' ... TeIA.L'S and FkaI&LES, will- nomenhen at the -, Fblrl Ward School House, on WrifiRESDAY, Id Lori. For partlinlats inquire of .... ~.., jaxt:nns : 3* Mr .. aLEI. - - GA.t3 . PLO:VI/N6 and arr.am 43A 94 - 4 - PTI a(6 and FIXATE/3S. GLOBE sad S:iIOKE 13f.1-*, I' Lair...AMES *al T. T. E W latiSt s. (Sacdonor to Addy A Eice) %c. 165 WOOD ST , PITTSCIGII, PA :z.= j33:lltxocl - O • "." VOR BALE.—A neat alnali Bltikt !lou se lU:tree rooms and lot, ultuata c•!,ntlttit I . :: cad, between; Sandusky greet hest Allegbenr. Prloe, SSOO. Inquire at No. Hobtairo street, Alisqlaetty. ALLEOUZIT NATION...I34Na. r . .- n ...! PITTacraOII. Jaat11t.4.18 6,, t ::' THE BOARD OF DIRECT Q S of this 1, 4 A }amok hare this day declared a cllaland of ela il 5) per cent. out of the prodt. of. IX! lest ma- . ~ monad, payable to the Stockholder* og and after :-. he itch ler., (fee of illoveromeat TO, . 7- ;:1, Jai ......: Z "WANTp . D.:-A . i han a.. • their office, No 116 r &firth *tree. 3NO. F. Gt.' , ..SSE.ll,, , ,OnmetitrY. Pl.tilburgla,.l4nuarT 2 , 1566. SateirdErlCS NATION.V. CAI IC. Prristuaatt Januarp, 1868, 1 8.18 BA NI BA! DECLAMS I )4IIDIV: , , I , .; ; UPEND of *lx per cont. tote of trabasumastitt•Ti Tsa, passible oft and Utter Jaillarr sour( Pittsburgh, Jan a, 1566. f5 ll ,sce pLuninic,3k, OAS and *T"'lli itY li nVii; IIdOV,PITHPA, , 4 MILEY' Luoi'n. Z ----p BLILEY ZINC. LEAD PIP/IN. ... -•. , • 51 ,11 1 D1N S. .' s ri Water Clouts and Wash;l ''t•tands '1 ~, T. T. 3Evreit..3 4 , , , , cSUCCES:4).B. TO ADDY a EittNS,) •I • ac No. 1115 Irfidd Etleet, Pltttpurggr,i Penna. , 7 - ; 1 ') ISPBPSIA. -..- ,I, R.STRIQRIAND'S * f 4e, ~ TONII.II, a Cancel:Area:a l C o . - .0, "4, re ra, trig a ° L n - :711 ' ri a n 4 C 4. i carminative tciatrengther. 1;3., the atomach mad nervan l ...1 ., ,... i i 1 ayoUta. It la d ce.tat 2 'tr.- tem ei e n tl c y .ti f o o n r i p 5 .14P r r ,, PL . 1 . %. 00 ,; rani. .„. si. C.) Lola of Appetite, B n l l ll7 ''rtk-kli . k... of u,e stomach, •:, klatuLen- ". and Debility. It 1r not alaboholfid . therelor rdeularir matted for We ..i t, ig ,,,,,„ 0 - 4,,,, d 0.. safe permit:in.! Forsal b y all Drag.„ - ists evosx :- where, at et pet•bet t„.. w i.a. ELLERS'i CO., ' ' NV sotaaiitt.qaiaNTlT '.' U . rFLQu~sr,A c A - rercorrx3m. nesla.s.l4:Et. NO. 21 iv Y.L.T.E. ST} e:Firl FASTS TO ORDER GEAR - OTITT;SiIIG , MODELS...IOU ' '"3".:r..1:11 OA IeITTINO
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