THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 18GG.
Our Commerce with Canadn.
PR AFT OF A Klff BEOirBOMTY TBTY.
At the request of Secretary McCnlloch, Mr. E.
H. Derby has prepared a new draft of a new Re
ciprocity Treaty, which was laid before Congress
on Monday. Its provisions are as follows:
To extend the present treaty for the. further
term ot one year from the 17th of March ncut,
on the condition tiiat Cauada shall repeal all tbe
dulios and taxes on salt, cars, locomotives, vehi
cles of ll kinds, machinery, tunlture, tools,
Implements, soap, starch, boots, shoes, leather,
horseshoe apd noraeshoe nailf , harness, tacks,
farads, watches, music and musical instruments,
rlocts, tin and wooden ware, muslin dnlainos,
coarse shawls, satin? t, and sheetings and shirt
Intra worth less than one dollar a pound, and
raise the Internal tax anil duty on spirits to at
least seventy-five cents per crallon wlno measure,
and discontinue her tree ports on Lake Huron
and Superior. The treaty tor extension shall
aloo provide that the United State may Impose
any Internal taxes on the productions ot the pro
vinces, which they levy upon their own products of
the same kind. The President is authorized to
appoint two commissioners or envoys to nego
tiate a treaty with the United Kingdom and
the provinces, either folntly or sevorally, to
regulate the commerce and navigation between
the respective territories and people ot said pro
fvinces and the United States, on terms recipro-
rally beneficial. It Is made tho duty of the com
i missloners to provide, it possible, tor tho pcrma
Jn'nt security ot the fisheries of tne United
Dtau'fl; to FHUure uie iree luteruuHngu ut tunuuiei
products ot art and manufacture, as well as the
products of the lorcpt and agriculture and other
Sroducts between tho provinces and the United
tales; to secure, If possible, the discontinuance
of arr tree ports that muy endanger revenue,
and the assimilation of duties on articles taxed
by the two countries, and the removal of all
chanres for lights and compulsory pilotaae. and
lall discriminating tolls and duties, and (or im
proved navigation between Lake Michigan and
, the Mississippi, around tbe Falls ot Niagara, and
between. Lake Ontario, Montreal, and Lake
jCbamplaln. All articles produced in any ol the
provinces, which under the provisions of the
.treaty tor extension, if admitted, shall be freely
admitted Into Canada trom the United States.
'shall durint? the vearof extension be freclv ad
mitted to the United States from Canada, if pro
duced in that country." ,
i STATISTICS or CANADIAN COMMERCE.
J From statistics published in the Toronto Globe
it appears that tor the past twelve and a half
years the Canadians have imported of
Fro goods tl62,935,264
Dutiable.
001, OOU itti
Total imports ...tl91.810.186
Free goods HH, 493 223
Dutlab 111,632,421
For the eleven and a half yews past the trade
with th UDlted States foots nn as follows: Ira-
ports, $229,169,079; exports, $205,371,106. Trade
with Great Britain during the same period has
been:-Imports, $209,631,798; exports, $139,948,
910. Their external trade with all the world
since 1864, Inclusive, has been thus distri
buted :
With the United States 8184 631,175
With Groat Britain 149.685,708
With all other countries '. 40,262. 149
Total , 9321,871,082
Imnorts from the United States since 1854, in
clusive, clasfdtied as "Free" and "Dutiable,"
here as follows: "Free," $130,863,248; "Duti
able," $98,296,731.
CiF.onaa fbancis train was asked two or
Virnn rlava a nri Kv a timmif! eF nrnrlriniTmnn
j v v- vjuj a aj a vuuiuiiviuv vs vv si aiuuiwiii
of Chicago, it he could not stop ovor a night and
talk to them about the questions of tree trade
and protection, whereupon George wrote the
following characteristic replv, which we com
mend to tne attenuoc ot Free-Traders:
i Trkmont Housb, January 22, 1866. Gentle
men: Yes, free trade and protection are played
out. The words to use now are, England or
America? All those intfavor of England say aye.
Sincerely, ueobor Francis train.
One of the anecdotes connected with the re
cent visit ot the King and Queen of Portugal to
Paris is as follows: The King: and Queen ex
pressed a wish to admire M. Perree's collection
of varures. The loweller accordingly presented
himsclt at the pavilion do Mars an, and was at
once received. As he handed a maarniticent
necklace of black pearls and diamonds to Queen
Pis, it slipped Irom her hand and fell on the
ground. M. Perree stooped to catch it, when
Dom Lulz prevented him by remarking that the
etiauette of the Portuguese Court save the Kinar
or Queen alone the privilege of raising whatever
lell at their feet. Then handing the ornament
to his wite, he said, "What the Queen has touched
Is hers."
A A ORDINANCE
A I'o Make an Appri pnation to tho Board of
Controllers of Pubuo Schools of the First School
District of Pcnnsylanta, fir the year 1866.
bection 1. Ibe (Select and Common Council' of
the titv of Philadelphia ao ordain, That the sum
e'ght hundred and eighty-eight thousand nine hun
dred and cleen dol-ars and ninety-seven cunt
(9888.1111-97) be. and tbe same is hereby appropriated
to tbe Board of Controllers of Fublio Schools of tbe
First Scbool Distriot of Pennsylvania, lor the year
1866. as lollows:
OR TUB BXFENBXS 0 THB BOYS' CENTRAL BIOH
SCHOOL.
Item 1. For salaries, twenty-four thousand sevon
bundled and flttv ( Kit 760) dollars.
Item 2 For rent ot ha 1 for Commencement, and
rent ot cabinet of natural history and apparatus,
eiirht hundred (8800) dollars.
Item 8. For lurnaces and stoves, three hundred
(JWU) collars.
Item 1. For cleansing, eight hundred ($300) dol
lars. Item 6. For philosophical apparatus and chemi
cals, and tor gas, five hundred aud .thirty ($W0)
collars.
Item 6. For furniture, three hundred (9300) dol
lars. Item 7. For printing and petty expenses, seven
hundred and fifty ($760) do'lart.
nH TUB KXFERBKS OY THB GIRLS' HIGH AMI
NORMAL SCHOOL.
Item 8 For salaries, seven thousand six hundred
t76l0i dollars.
Item 9. For repairs, three hundred ($300) dol
lars. Item 10. For furnaces and stoves, one hundred
($1001 dollars.
Item 11. For cleaning, five hundred ($500) dol
lars. Item 12. For furniture, two hundred ($200) dol
lars.
Item 18. for priming and petty expenses, four
hundred 400 dollars.
Item 14. For pbilosoohlcal apparatus and chemi
cals two hundred ivzuu) aoiiars.
40R TUB EXFBNfaaa 09 TUB SCHOOLS Og Til JC FIRST
SBOTIOB.
Item 16. For salaries ot teachers, sixteen thousand
one liuu" red and nttv ($16,160) dollars.
Item 10 For rent of school-houses, thirteen hun
dred and ninety (lifiKJ) dollars.
Item 17. For repairs, lour hundred ($400) dol
lars. item 18. For furnaces and stoves, three hundred
and seventy ($o7U) dollars.
Item 19. For salaries of homo cleaners, sixteen
hundred and eighty (81680) dollars.
Item 20. For clerk hire, one hundred ($100) dol
lars. Item 21. For furniture, four hundred ($400) dol
lars.
Item 22. For printing and potty expenses, two
hunt) red and hlty (260) dollars.
rOB TUB BXPKNBMt OB THB SCHOOLS OT TUB SECOND
BKOTION.
Item 23. For salaries of teachers, twenty thousand
three hundred aud thirty (sal UKU dollars.
Item 24. For rent of school-bouses, two thousand
and fifty-seven ($2067) dollars.
Item 26 For repairs, tour hundred ($400) dollars.
Item 26. F'or lurnaces aad stoves, live hundred
itftfftl dollars.
Item 27. For salaries of house cleaners, seventeen
hundred and flltv siWI dollars.
Item 28. For clerk hire, one hundred ($100) dol
lars. , '
Item 29. For furniture, four hundred ($400) do)
Item 80. For printing and petty expenses, two hun
dred nd fitly 1 trax)) dollars.
FOR TUB RXrEABKS OB THB SCHOOLS OF THB THIRD
SECTION.
Item SI. For salaries ot teachers, twonty-one thou
sand six hundred and twenty (421 620) dollars.
Item 82 For lent of suhool-houaos, twenty-four
iiinilril 124(101 dollars.
Item!;). For repair, four hundred and flity (t!50)
sonars.
Ityn 84. For fumaoes and stoves, tour hundred
(f 400) dollars.
Item 86 For salaries of house eloanors, nineteen
hundred (UlliOO) dollars.
Item 86. For clorx hire, one hundred ($100) dol
lars .
Item 87. For furniture, four hundred ($100) dol
lars. Item 88. For printing and petty expenses, two hun
dred and flity ($260) dollars.
FOB THB BxrBHSES OF THB SCHOOLS OF THB FOURTH
SUCTION
Item 89. For salaries of teachers, fourteen thousand
eiaht hundred and flity (814 860) dollars.
Item 40 F'or rent of school-houses, twonty-one
hundred and lorty five (82146) dollars.
Item 41. For repairs, five hundred ($600) dollars. '
Item 42 For furnaces and stoves, four hundred
(400) dollsrs.
Item 43. For salaries ot bouse cleaners, flrteon hun
dred ($1600) dollar.
Item 41. For clerk hire, one hundred ($100) dol
lars. Item 45. For luruiture, four hundred ($400) dol
lars. Ittm 46. For prinHna and petty expenses,;two hun
dred and flf'T ($260) dol ars.
FOR TUB EXPENSES OF THB SCHOOLS OF THB FIFTH
BBOTlON.
Item 47. For salaries of teachers, eighteen thousand
three hundred and twenty ($18,820) dollars.
Item 48. For rent ol sctiooi-nou os, eighteen hun
dred and twenty-five ($18?5) dollars.
Iiem 49. F'or repairs, five hundred ($6o0) dollars.
Item 60. For turnaoes and stoves, throe .hundred
and fifty ($360) dollars.
Item 61. For salaries of home cleaners, sixteen
hundred and forty ($1640) do lars
Item 62. For o erk hire, one nnndred ($100) dol
lars. Item 63. For furniture, thro hundrod ($300) dol
lars. Item 64. For prtnt'nF and petty expenses, two
hundred and hlty (8250; dollars.
FOR TUB EXPENSES OF THB SCHOOLS OF THB SIXTn
BECTION
Item 66. For salaries ot teachers, thirteen thousand
two hundred and sixty ($18,260) dollars.
Item 66. F'or rent ol school-houses, four hundred
and seventy-five ($476) do lars
Item 67 For repairs, six hundred ($000) do'Iars.
Itt m 68. For lurnaces and stoves, three hundred
($300) do. lars. u
Item 6b. For snlaries of house cleaners, fifteen
hundred and thirty ($1580) dollars.
Item 60. F or elerk hire, one hundred ($100) dol
lars. Hem 61. For furniture, three hundred ($300) dollars.
Item 62. r ot printing and potty expenses, two
hundred and flttv ($260) dollars.
FOR THB EXPENSES OF THE SCHOOLS OF THE SEVENTH
SECTION.
Item 63. For salaries ot reaobers, twenty thousand
six bnndred and ten ($20,610) dollars.
Item 64. For rent of school-houses ton hundred
and thirty ($1080) dollars.
Item 'io. For repairs, six nunaroa ijfwuj oouars.
Item 66. For lurnaces ana stoves, five hundred and
twenty-live ( $626) dol lars
Item 67. For salaries of bouse cleaners, eighteen
hundred and five ($1806) dollars
item 68 For o.erk hire, one nunarea (ssiw) dol
lars.
Item 69 For furnitnre, live hundred ($600) dollars.
Item 70. For printing and petty expenses, two
hundred and fifty ($260) dollars. -
FOR THE EXPENSES OF THE SCHOOLS OF TUB EIOHTH
SECTION .
Item 71 For salaries oi teachers, twolve thousand
Dine hundred and thirty ($12 930) dollars.
I, em 72. For rent ot school-houses, thirty-three
hundred and fifty ($3360) dollars.
Item 78. For lepaira, three hundred ($&H) dollars.
Item 74. For furnaces and stoves, three hundred
and twenty-five ($326) dollars.
Item 75. For salaries ol house e'eaners, twelve hun
dred and lorty ($1240) dollars.
Item 76. For cletk biro, one hundred ($100) dol
lars. item 77. For furniture, four hundred (8100) dol
lars.
Item 78. For printing and petty expenses, two
hundred and fifty ($250) dollars.
FOR THB EXPENSES OF THB SCHOOLS OF THB NINTH
SECTION.
Item 79. For salaries oi teachers, fourteen thou
sand eight hundred and forty ($14,840) dollars.
item 80. For ront ot sohooi-houses. fourteen hun
dred and twenty ($1420) dollars.
item hi. For repairs, nve nunarea (wuuui aotiars.
Item 62. For furnaces and stoves, three hundred
($300) dollars.
Ittm 88. F'or salaries of house cleaners, fourteen
hundred aud fifty ($1450) dollars.
item m. For clerk hire, one nunarea (iui
dollars.
Item 86. For furniture, five hundred ($500)
dollars.
Item 86. For printing and petty expenso, two
hundred and fifty ($250) dollars.
FOR THE EXPENSES OF THB SCHOOLS OF THE TENTH
SECTION.
Item 87. For salaries of teachers, twenty thousand
three hundred and ten ($20,810) dollars.
item ea x or rent ot schoai-nouses. thirteen hun
dred and ninety-two ($1392) dollars.
item B For repsirs, six nunarea (sew) nonars.
Item 90 For lurnaces and etovos. lour hundred
($400) dollars.
item vi. or salaries oi house cleaners, seventeen
hundred and sixty ($760) dollars.
Item 92. F'or clerk hire, one hundred ($100)
dollars.
Item 96. For lurniture. five hundred ($600)
dollars.
Item 94. For printing and petty expeD-es, tao
hundred and filty (8250) dollars.
FOR TUB EXPENSES OF THB BCnOOLS OF THE
ELEVENTH BECTION.
Item 95 For sal ants of teachers, sixteen thousand
seven hundred and seventy ($16,770) dollars.
Item 96. tor rent of school-houses, five hundred
and hlty (9o5u) dollars.
item vi. tot repairs, six nunarea isouu) aouars
Item 98. F'or luruaoos and stoves, four hundred
(8400) dollar-
Item w. For salaries ot house cleaners, sixteen
hundred and twenty ($1620) doilarr.
Jtem 100. For clerk hire, one hundred ($100)
dollars.
Item 101. For lurniture, three hundred ($300)
aouars.
Jtem 102. For printing and petty exponses, two
hundred and Hlty ($250) dollars.
FOB THB EXPENSES OF THB SCHOOLS OF THB
' TWELFTH SECTION.
Item 108 For sa'aries ot leaehers. thirteen thou
sand three hundred and five ($13,805) dollars.
item 104. For rent of school-bouses, twenty-three
hundred ant thirty-two ($2332) dollars.
it' m 106. tor repairs, tour hundred (4U0) dollars.
item 1U0. or turnaoes and stoves, tour hundred
($400) dollars.
item 107. For salaries oi nouse cleaners, thirteen
hundred and forty ($134)) dollars.
item ins. i-or oierk hire, one nunarea (iw)
aoimrs.
Itm 109. For furniture, three hundred (S300)
aoiiars.
item 110 For printing and Dcttv expenses, two
uciiuroa ana nitv (SAAi) aoiiars.
FOR TBE EXPENSES OF TUB SCHOOLS OF THE THIR
I TEENTH SECTION.
Item 111. For salaries of reaches, fif teen thousand
one hundied and seventy ($16,170) dollars.
item u-i. v or rent oi school-houses, seven nunarea
ana iwcmy-nve (7i) do lars.
Item 113. For repairs, five hundred ($600) dollars.
Item 114. F'or lotuuoes and stoves, lour hundred
($400)do.lars.
1 em 116. F'or salaries of house cloaners, twolve
hundred ami lorty ($1240) dol ars.
Item 116 For vlera hire, one hundred ($100) dol
lars. Item 117. For furniture, three hundred (S3O0) dol
lars. liemllB For printing and petty expenses, two
hundred and titty ($260) dollars.
FOR TUB EXPENSES OF TUB SCHOOLS OF THI FOUR
I . TEENTH SECTION.
Item 119. For salaries oi touchers, twenty-xeven
thousand bIx hundred andc cluy (27.680) dollars.
Item 120. For rent ot school-houses, eighteen hun
dred ($1800) dollars.
Item 121. F'or repairs, eight hundred ($800) dol
lars.. !
Item 122. For furnaces and stoves, five hundred
($600) do lars.
Item 128. For salaries of house cleauers, two thou
sand and seventy (S2U70) dollurs.
Item 124. For clerk hire, one hundred ($100) dol
lars. Item 125. For lurniture. seven hundred ($700) dol
lar, i
Item 126. For printing and petty expenses, two
hundred and fifty (&250) dollars.
FOR TUB EXPENSES OF THB SCHOOLS OF THE FIF
TEENTH SUCTION.
Item 127. For salaries of teachers, twenty-nine
thousand two hundred and ninety ($29 200) dollars.
Item 128. For ront ot school-houses, lourtoen hun
dred and twenty-hve ($1426) dollars.
Item 129. For repairs, eight hundred ($800) dol
lars, t
Item 130. For furnaces and stoves, five hundred
and titty ($650) dollars.
Ittm 131. F'or salaries of house cleaners, twenty
three hundred and forty dollars ($2340) dollars.
Item 132. F'or clerk hire, one hundred (9100) dol
lars. ,
Item 138. For lurniture, four hundred ($430) dol
lars. -
Item 134 For printing and potty expenses, two
hundred and fihv (9250) dollars.
FOR THE EXPENSE OF TUB SCHOOLS OF THB SIX
TEENTH SECTION.
Item 185. For salurle of teachers, seventeen thou
aud six liunurod uud ten ($17,610) do lars.
Item 186. For rent of school-houses, five hundred
($600, dollars.
item mi. per repairs, nve nunarea ouui aoiiars.
Item li8. For lurnaces ana stoves, three hundred
($300 do lars.
Item 189 For salaries of house e:eancrs, fifteen
hunar0 $1600)dol ars.
item 140. For elerk hire, one hundred ($100) dol
lars. Item 141. For furniture, four hundred ($400) dol
lar. .
Horn 142. For printing and petty expenses, two
hundred and flity t $26U) dollar.
FORTHBEXrXNBESOFTHB SCHOOLS OF THB SEVEN
TEENTH SECTION.
Item 143. Forialiirifw of toacbors, eighteen thou
sand and ninety ($18,090) dollars
iiem 144. for rent ot school-bouses, thirteen hun
dred and sixty ($1360) dollars.
Item 145. F'or repairs, three hundred ($300)
dollars.
Item 146. For furnaces and stoves, lour hundred
($400) dollars.
item 147. ror salaries oi nouse cleaners, nitoen
hundred and fifty ($1660) dollars.
1 1 em 148. For eierk hire, one hundred ($100)
dollars.
Item 149. For furniture, three hundred ($300)
dollars.
Item 150. For printing and petty expenses, two
hundrod and fifty ($250) dollars
FOB THB EXPENSES OF THB SCHOOLS OF THB EIGHT
EENTH SECTION.
Item 151. For salaries of teachers, twenty-six thou
sand seven tin nil rod and sixty ($26,760) doilir.
item ibi. tor rent ot scnooi nouses, cigntoen nun
dred and serentyfire($lH76)doliars.
item ib& For repairs, eight nunarea (wv)
dollars.
Item 154 For furnaces and stoves, three hundrod
and fifty ($360) dollars.
Item 155 For salaries "f house olcanors, twenty
five hundred and sixty ($2560) collars.
item 160. For clerk hire, one nunarea twui
dollars.
Item 157. For furnituro? tour hundred ($400)
dollars.
Ittm 168. For printing and petty expenses, two
hundred aud fifty ($250) dollars.
FOB THB EXFENPBB OF THB SCHOOLS OF THE NINE
TEENTH SECTION.
Item 159 For salaries of teachers, twenty-tour
thousand eight hundred ($24,800) dollars.
item 100. For rentol schoo. -houses, thirty-six hun
dred and filty ($3650) dollars.
item loi. tor repairs, seven nunarea
dollars.
Item 162 For furnaces and stoves, four hundred
($400) dollars.
iiem lua For salaries or nouse ct'anors, twenty
two hundred and twenty ($2220) dollars.
item 161. For clerk hire, one hundred (SrjU)
dollars.
Item 165. For furniture, four hundred ($100)
dollars.
Item 166. For printing and petty expenses, two
hundred and fifty (260) dollars.
FOB THE EXPENSES OF THB SCHOOLS OF THB TWEN
TIETH BECTION.
Item 167- For salaries of teachers, twenty-five
thousand one hundred and eighty ($25,18 J) dollars.
item 168 For rent of school-house.), twenty-eight
hundred and fifty ($2350) dollars.
Item 169. F'or repairs, seven hundred ($700)
dollars.
Item 170. For furnace! and stoves, three hundred
($800 dollars.
item 171. For salaries or nouse oieaners, twenty,
one hundred and thirty (82130) dollars.
item 172. tor clerk hire, one hundred ($iuo)
dollars.
Item 173. For lurniture. four hundred ($100)
dollars.
Iiem 174. For printing and petty exponses, two
hundrod and fifty i $200) dollars.
FOB THB EXPENSES OF THB SCHOOLS OF THE
TWENTY-FIRST BECTION.
Item 175 For sa.anes of teachers, twenty-two
thousand and ninety ($22,090) do lars.
Item 176. For rent of school-houses, four hundred
and ten ($410) dollars.
Item 177. F'or repairs, eight hundrod ($800) dol
lars. Item 178. For furnaces and stoves, four bundred
$400) aoiiars.
item 179. For salaries of house cleaners, nineteen
hundred and sixty ($1960) dollars.
Item ISO. For cloik hiro, one hundred ($100) dol
lais. . .
Item 181. For furniture, five hundred ($5U0) dol
lars. Item 182. For printing and petty expenses, two
hundred and fit y ($250) dollars.
FOB THB EXPENSES OF THB SCHOOLS OF THB
TWENTY-SECOND SECTION.
Item 188. For salaries of teachers, seventeen thou
sand seven bundred and ninety ($17,790) dollars.
item 184 For rent of sohooi-houses, tour hundred
and eighty ($480) dollars.
Item 185. For repairs, four hundred ($100) dol
lars. Item 186. For furnaces and stoves, three hundred
and eighty ($880) dollars.
Item 187. 1 or salaries of house cleaners, fifteen
hundred and sixty eight $1568) dollars.
Item 188. F or clerk hire, one hundred ($100) dol
lars.
Item 189 For furniture, five hundred and forty
540) dollars.
Item 190. For printing and potty expenses, two
nunarea and nity (vzoo) aoiiars.
FOR THE EXPENSES OF THE SCHOOLS OF THB
TWENTY THIRD SECTION.
Item 191. For saiarios oi teachers, twenty-one
thousand seven bundred and ntteen ($zi,7ioj ooi
ars. Item 192 For rent ot school-houses, ten hundred
and ten ($1010) collars.
ltemli)3 For repairs, eight hundred and fifty
($850) dollars.
Item 194 For furnaces and stoves, four bundred
($400) do lars.
Iieml95. For salaries of house cleaners, nineteen
hundred and twelve (81012) dollars.
ltom 196. F'or clerk hire, one hundred ($10fi) dol
lars.
item 197. For furniture, six hundred ($600) dol
lars. Item 198. For printing and petty expenses, three
bundled (HHOU) aoiiars
FOB THB EXPENSES OF THB SCHOOLS OF 1'HE
TWENTY-FOOBTH NORTH SECTION
Item 199. For salaries of teacheis, eleven thousand
and ten ($11,010) dollars.
Item 200. For rent of school-houses, nine hundred
and thirtv f'J30! dollars.
Item 201. For repaiis, four hundred and fifty ($150)
dollars.
Item 202. For furnaces and stovos, three hundred
($300) dol ars.
item 203. For salaries of house cleaners, eight hun
dred end ninntv.four IB894) Collars.
Item 201. F'orclurk hire, one hundred ($100) dol
lars Item 206. For lurniture. three hundred and fifty
($350) dollars,
item 206. For printing and petty expenses, two
bundred and nrtv (vzooj aoiiars
FOR THE EXPENSE OF TBE SCHOOLS OF THE
TWENTY-FOURTH SOUTU SECTION.'
I'em 207. F'or salarie of teachers, seventeen tbou
sand two hundred and seventy (17.270) dollars.
item 208. For rent of school-bouses, tbirtoen hun
dred and thirty ($133i) dollars
Item 209. For renairs. five hundred ($500) dollars
Item 210 r furnaces and stoves, three bundred
and twet ty-five ($325) dollars.
Item 211. For salaries of bouse e'eaners, filteeo
hundred and twentv-two (S1522) dollars.
Item 212. For clerk hire, one bundred ($100)
dol ars.
Jtem 213. For lurniture, four bundred ($400)
dollars.
Item 214. For printing and petty expense, two
hundred and il'ty ($250) dollars.
FOR TBE EXPENSES OF THE SCHOOLS OF THE TWENTY
Item 15. For salarlti ot teaobers, fourteen thou
unnrl lln hundred and tortv-llve ( S14.545) dol.ars.
item 216. For rent of school-houses, nine hundred
and sixty-three ($968) dollars.
Item '217 Far rnnaira flv hundred ( S500) dollars
Item 218 For furnaces and stoves, three hundred
and aeveiirv-ilve 1375) dollars.
Item 219 For sa aries ot bouse cleaners, thirteen
hundred and xiulitv iSl.'tMll dohars.
Item 220. For clerk hire, one hundred ($100)
dollars.
Hera 221 For lurniture, three hundred ($300)
dollars.
Item 222. For printing and petty expenses, two
hundred aud iittv (8250) dollars
FOR THE EXPENSES OF THE SCHOOLS OF THB TWENTY
i SIXTn SECTION.
Item 223. For salaries oi teachers, seventeen thou
and fnnr hundred and UttT (S17.450) do'lars.
Item 224 For rent ot scaool-nouses. five bundred
(fruit dnllai-a.
Item I'M fc'or renairs. five hundred ($500) dollars.
Item 226 For lurnuces nnd stoves, lour hundred
(9)400 1 dn.lars.
ltom 227 l or salaries of homo c ean.rs, fifteen
hundred i1r,(lOI dollars.
Item 228. For elerk hire, oue huudrad ($100)
dollars.
Item 229. For furniture, three hundred ($300)
riiOlara.
Item 230. For printing and petty expenses, two
hundred and flit) ( ClbU) dollars.
i KPKflal, APPHOl'RIATIONS.
Item 281. For repairs aud aiutin at Boys' Iligh
School, tweuty-eigut hundred ($2800; do lars.
Item 2& For lurnuces at (iiils' High aud Normal
Bcliool, x hundred ($600) dollars,
ltom 238 Fur new 'privy, at Weceacoe School
Firm Heoii.in. one hundred and fl'tv ($1601 dollars.
Item 234. For giass purtltion, at Weceacoe riohool
Vim heniinii. two hundred and flity ($250) doll'tra.
Item 16. For repairs aud new privy at Wash
tngton School, Second Section, eight hundred ($800)
dollars.
item KM. For Introducing water In second-storr
at Wat-bington Softool, Second Hoction, ono hundred
and filty ($150) dollars
item wi. For iron railing at wasningron jicnooi,
Second HocUon, one bundred and filty ($150)
dollars.
Item 238. For renalring wells at Mount Vernon
School, Ihtrd fcectlon, three hundred ($300) dol
lars. Item 239. For altering class rooms at Girls' Mount
Ternon hebool. Third Bection, one hundred and
twenty ($120) dollars.
Iiem 240. For blackboards at Girls' Mount Ver
non School, Third bection, one bundred and Alteon
($116) do lars
item X4i. ror DiackDoaras at uoys' mourn vernou
School, third Section, one hundred and forty-fire
($146) dollars.
itemUM. ew window iramos, nrst story ning-
gold fcohoo', fourth Section, lour hundied and
eighty ($180) dollars.
iiem via For tree poxes at lunpcom rouooi,
Fourth Section, one hundred ($100) dollars.
Iiem 244. For venitian shutters, sooond story Ring
gold School, Fourth bection, six hundred ($t!03) dol
lars.
Horn 245. For furniture. Fnmarv. Ho. 6. illtn
Section, one hundred and fifty ($160) dollars.
item 28. For lurniture utrts' fcooonaury, no. a,
Filth Section, two bundred ($200) dollars
Item 247. For furniture, l'nmary No. 4, Fifth
Section, one hundred and filty ($150) dollars.
item 248. For repairing sash, at Northeast scnooi,
Sixth bection, two bundled and flity ($250) dol
lar. Item 219. For new furnace at Northeast school,.
Sixth bection, one hundred and twenty-nre (lu)
uoliars.
Item 250. For painting bouthwest School, 'wenty-
turd ana Lombard. Sovonth Section, lour hundred
($40o) do lais.
lt m 261 F'or painting school, Pine and Qoince,
Seventh Section, one hundred (SlOOi dollars
item Oil. For repairs, ivocust street nciiooi, cigntn
Section, two hundred and eluhty ($280) dollars.
Item 253 For painting and repairing school, Fil
bert, above 1'wentieib, Ninth bection, one huddred
($100) dollars.
item VIA. t or lurniture, rieconnary mo. a ana ior
renairs to nrlvr and pavement, Zano htrcet School,
Mnth Section, four hundred i$100) dol ars.
item 265. For raising outsioo s:airoa-e to tmra
stcry. and glasa partitions, sooond story, Northwest
School, Tenth boction, eight hundred ($800) dol
lars.
T . DEI) . n I... A rKn.n Ctmni Dnhnnt
IK'IU AUU. IVI luililiui--, y nrnvui ovii;v, dvuwi,
Tenth Section, five bundred ($500) dollars.
Item 257. For new turnaoes and repairing old
ones, Chester Street School, Tenth Section, two hun
dred ($200) dollars.
item 258. For lurniture, Primary No. 4, Tenth Soc
tion, three hundrod ($300) dollar.
item 259. For alterations at aiiutin senooi, iweuiu
Section, six bundred ($600) dollars.
Item '). For new lurnace at M'fflln School.
Twollth fceotiou, one hundred and filty ($150) dol
lars. ...
Item 2601. For building sn addition to tho John
Ouincv Adsniit Grammar School, Thirteenth Section,
six-hundred ($600 dollars.
Item 261 For furniture Fifth Division Hancock
Bova' Grammar School. Fourteenth Sectnur two
hundred and twentv-five ($225) dollars.
Item ZO'J. For new lence at iiancoca grammar
Scbool, Fourteenth Section, one hundied ($100)
dollars.
Item 263. For new fence at Monroe urammar
School, Fourteenth Section, two .nunnred ($200)
dol-ars.
Item 264 For furniture First Division Hancock
Boys' Secondary, Fourteenth bection, one hundred
and nlnet -five (K105) dollars.
item 265. For glass partitions and painting at
Monroo bchool. Fourteenth bection, two nunarea
and forty ($240) dollars.
Item iu. ior repairs to rooi, itvingsion ocuooi,
Fifteenth Section, oue thousand ($1000) dollars.
Item 266. F'or repairs to the Uoorgo Wolt School
house, Sixteenth section, three hundred and eleven
dol ars and ninety-seven cents (Sdir7).
Item 267 For rooi at Harrison Svhool, Seven
teenth Section, one thousand ($1000) dollars.
Item 208. For repairs to noors, warnsou ncuooi,
Seventeenth Section, two hundred ($200) dollars,
item 2ft9. For turnituro. Morris Secondary School,
Eighteenth Section, ono bundred aud eighty ($180)
dollars.
Item 270. For painting Morris School, Eighteenth
Section, six hundred 1 8600) dollars.
Item 271. tor inside cellarwav, l'nce orammar
School, Ninoteentn Section, two hundred ($200)
dollur.
Item 272 For furniture. Franklin secondary
School, Nineteei.th Section, three hundred aod
sixty ($o60) dollars.
Item 278. For furniture, Mervine Rtroet School,
Twentieth Sentlon. three hundred (300 1 dollars.
Item 274. For well and vumu, Washington bonooi,
Twenty-first Section. lour hundred ($wu) dollars.
item iio. roijiainuny manaiawna oonooi ana re
rairing lence. Twenty-first Section, two hundred
(200) dollars.
I . nra I.'.- Amlnn a t rttnftw QittiAnl Tnantif.
A I C 111 A. I U XUJ iviiviUK 1 V 1 " 7 vjnuw., tiiuu.;-
seennd Hnctiou. two hundred 1200 1 dollars.
Item 277. For painting Columbia bonool, l wenty-
third Sne.rlnn. three hundred ( 8300) dollars.
Item 278. For irrading at Columbia School,
Twentv. third seetinn. ono hundred 1100) dollars.
JtemZiU. tor paving ana grauing arouuu juupie
Grove St hool, Twenty-third Section, two hundred
($200) dollars.
item zmu. i-or lurniture at jnarxuaii oeutmuary
School, Twenty third Section, three bundred and
twenly-five (in5) dollars.
Item 281. For painting outside ap'1 -epairs at
Mantua Unclassified School, 1 went- .ourth bection,
orth. three hundred (300) dr' rs
Item 282. For furniture,' irst Division, Belmont
rriniary, .No. 1, Twenty-lourth Section, North, two
hundred (StfHj) aoiiars.
Item S8H For furniture. Trimarv Division, Hos-
tonvhle School, 1 wenty-iourth Secuon, Korih, two
hundied ( $200) dollars.
Item 24. FoMuruiiure, Chesnut Street Grammar
bchool. Twenty -lourth Section, South, lour nuu
dreo ($100) dollars.
Item '2HF,. For furniture. Blocklev Union School,
Twentv-lourtb Section, South, two bundred ($200)
dollars. .
Item 286 F'or repairs, Davidson School, Twenty.
fourth bection, boutn, one uuuurea nuu uiiy ,iou
dollars.
Item 287. For fencing Chesnut Street Grammar
School, Twenty-louith Section, south, one hundred
lKlnni dollars.
Item 288. For gJass partitions, Chesnut Primary
School, Twentvlourta Stotlou, bouth, one hundred
nnd flttv 1nl)t nnl.ara.
lt. m wi i. or deika. Tlndale Unclassified Scbool.
Twenti.tilth bection. two hundred ($200) dol-
lara
item 290. For roof. Liberty UuelasBiflod School,
Iweuty-fiitb Section, oue huudred and fifty ($150)
dollars. .
it..m 201. For navine and curbing at Barton
School, Tweuij-fiith boction, two hundred ($200)
0lte!u 292. For repairs to Landroth School, Twenty
tixin Section, four hundred ($100) dollars.
ft KM-: HAL. KXPFXnSKS.
' Item 298. F'or cleaning cesspools, oue thousand
($10ti0) aoiiars.
ltom 291. For ground-rents, sixteen thousand
($16,000) dollars. J ,
Ium 296. or fuel, sixty thousand ($o0 00) dol
lars. Ol whjch all coal used sliail be Scliuyikill,
which shall be obtained from miners or shippers
OI'ltyem296 For books and stationery, seventy-five
thousand ($75,000) dollars.
Item 297. For employment of add tional teachers,
Jour thousand ($4000) dollars.
item 28 F'or employment ot additional house
boo. arm ..no tlw.niuiiid i aiOOO) dollars.
Item 299 For rent of additional buildings aod
f.,rii.,r ior niB three thousand (oOw) dollars.
lle'n 800. For insurance, one thousand (S1000)
dollars, . ...
Item 801. For expenses ot Committee on Quail
Amotion oi Teachers, five hundred ($j00) dol lars.
1 1 or,, ft i9 For nxnensos ot C'omuutiee on Property
and Grammar, secondary, and Primary behools,
each cue hunilrod dollars, two hundred ($200)
rwtt mrm
item 803. For rent ol office, twelve hundred ($1200)
Item 304. For printing Annua' Report, and other
printing liirty-five hundred ($4500) dollars.
Item 306. For salares of ouicers, tour thousand
A wo luiiinraH iairT)0i dollars
Item 806. For advertising, five hundred ($500)
dOItem307. For carriage hire, six hundrod ($000,
Jltem 808. For gas and incidentals, twelre hundred
($li.00i dollars
Jtem 809 ror porterago on book!, four bundred
(S400 dollars. . A ,
item 810. F'or stamps requ'red by act if Congress,
thre aundrcd and sixty (uwj aonara.
ir.,mii For robiii'diug tne Landroth School
ltouso, Twrntvsixih "Ward, thirteen tuousana five
hunuied( $18,6001 dollars. t. . , .h
ve.-itoii a And warrants shall bo drawn by tbe
lioaioot Controllers, in conloroiity with existing
ordinances. WILLIAM S. Sl'OKLET,
President of Comuou Council
Attest
John Fckstein,
. Clork ot Common Cornell. '
JAMtS LYND.
Presidont ot Select Counoll
Approved this thiitioth day of January, Anno
Domini ono thousand eight buudrel and uxty-cix
(A.D.1S10). MORTON HoM'CHaEL,
It Mayor ot Philadelphia
A N O R I I N A N C K
To slake an ApDronrintion to the Board of
Health for the year IfVA
HocUon 1. The select and Common Councils of the
City ot l'hilsdoli hta do ordain, That tbe sum
ot fifty-four thousand four hundred dollats be and
moss me i heteor appropriated to tbe Hoard ol
lit altb to defray tne expenses lor Uie year I806, as
follows:
lieml For salaries of health officer, elerk. assist
ant clei k, regiatratioa cl rk, three assistant roeim ra
tion clerks, port phys clan, and runner, nine thou
sand two ho i, dred and filty dollars.
item a lor salaries ol two messengers and two
nuisanre inspectors, tno thousand six hundred and
lorty do lars.
Item 8. For salaries of nloht Insnoctor. and vessel
inrpectors, from June 1 to Uo obcr 1, nine bundred
and sixty dollars.
item 4 For tar of ten vaccine phvsioians and ton
col Octets, three thousand collars.
Item 6. For fuel, lurniture cleaning, repairs, post
age and incidentals, seven hundred dollars.
Item 6. For printing, advortisiiig. books, news
papers, blanks, ana stationery, sevn hundred dol-
BIS.
Item 7 1 or removal of nuisances, sevon thousand
dollats.
Item 8. For carnage hire and railroad tickets lor
district committees, four hundred dollars
Itemtl For carnage hire and railroad tickots ior
bnnal ground and poudretto committees, and tor ex
cuses to ne incutred in executing tbe pouoreiie
aws, four hundred collars.
Item 10. For ue of committee on registration In
executing tbe Registration act, and for expenses of
omce, turee nunurea aoiiar.
lilXAKCriO.
Item 11. For salaries of Inzare'.to phvslclan. qiia-
rant.ne mister, stovard. gardener, si-fen bargeman,
twotiutses and watchmen, seven thousand uve hun
dred ana lorty aoiiars.
Item 12 For clot hint, bedding, brushes, furnitnre.
soap, cleansing, and incidentals, six bundred do,-
lars.
lu m 13. For medicines, limo. coffins, and burial
ext enses, two hundred dollars.
Item 14. or coal oil. nainu. fluid, flags, Doats. ana
ret lira nix hundred dullara.
item 15. For carnage hire ana ratiroaa uckrtb
for lazaretto committee, one bundred and fifty dol
lnrs. Item 10. For hoard and washing the e'othing oi
bargemen, nurses, patients, and officers, eight bun-
area aoi'ars.
Item 17. For general repairs to buildings, rrounas,
and anrurtenances, ana lor taxes ana insurances
one thousand five bundred dollars
Item 18. ror outside channsl visits and tor taking
ve-sols to Quarantine, and lor quarters for boats and
bargcrm n. one thousand dol ars.
Item 19. tor carrying mails, porterage, ana post
ages, one bundred and fifty dollars.
Item 0 For ice, and titling tbe ice-honse, three
hundrod dollars.
MUNICIPAL. UOSl'ITAL..
Item SI . For -alarioa oi Dhviician. matron, nurses
laundress, fireman, and watchman, three thousand
six hundied and sixty d Oil ars
item 22 For board ana washing ior patients,
nurses, and ouicers. six thousand dollars.
Item 8 F r clothing, bedding, I irniture, repairs,
and incidentals, one thousand dollars.
1 . O . I." .. . .. 1 K....I...B .Innnlni.
1HIU1 1 CUT 1UUI, IIJ(1IU, UlUOUVa, Blf(kl, VlUttUtu,
and Incidental supplies, one thousand collars.
item 'lb For medicines, comns, ana bunai ex
penses. seven bundred and hity dollars
1 cm26. For carriage hire, railroad tickots, con
veyance of patients, tolls, porterage and postage,
nve hundred dollars.
Item 27. For general exponses ot sanitary com
mittee, printing, blanks aud stationery, three bun
dred dollars.
Item 28. For purchase ot horses, vehioles, and
harness, and for tbe keep and repairs to the same,
nnn ttinfiand nouars.i
item 29. For taxes, insurance, and general Im
movement and renaiis to buildings, grounds and
appurtenances, two tuousana aoiiars.
provided, inni warrants ior one-iwuuiu umr i,
the appropriations lor salaries to tho ofllcors and
employes ot the Board oi Health shall be drawn in
each month.
And warrants shall be drawn 07 tho Hoard of
Health in comormlty with existing ord'nances
WILLIAM !S. STOKLEY.
President of Common Council.
Attest
Abraham Stewart,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
JAMEd LYND,
Presidont of So ect Council.
Arinrored this twentr ninth dav of January. Anno
uomint one tuousana eight nuuurea anasixty-six
(A. U. 1BUU).
MOKl'ON MCMICUAEIj.
2 1 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
A SUPPLEMENT
A To an Ordinance en tilled an Ordinance Direct
ing x lagmen to bo Placed on the Line ot the Phila
delphia, Oeimantown. and Xsornstown Itailroatl
approved October 24. 1866.
Section 1. The belect and Common Counoils of
the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the Phila
delphia, i-iermantown, una iv orris town naiiroua
Company be, and they are hereby required to have
flagmen placed on their railroad at its intersection
with Gieen street. Wallace street, Coatea sireet. Pop
lar street, Girard avenue, Master street, Tenth street,
and Broad street, and so much of the ordinance to
which this is supplementary as requires flagmen to
be placed along tbe said railroad at its intersection
with any other streets, tbe same Is hereby repealed.
And on complying with the provisions of tbis ordi
nance the said railroad company shall be permitted
to erect the temporary frame buildings authorized to
be erected by an ordinance entitled ''An ordinance
to authorize the Philadelphia, dermautnwn, and
Koiris'own Itailroad Company to ereot small framo
uui, dings on tluir road," approved January 6. 1865.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President 01 Common Council.
Atttit
AURAHAV STBWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
JAMES LYND
President of Select Council.
Approved Ihis twenty-ninth day ot January, Anno
Domini one thousand eight huudred and sixty-six
(A. D. 1866).
MOBTON McMICIIAEL,
2 1 It . Mayor of Philadelphia.
AN O KDINANCE
To Authorize the Erection of Woodon Build
inns by the West Philadelphia Base Ball and Skating
Club.
Section 1. The Select and Common Councils ot
the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That tho West
Philadelphia Base Ball and iSkating Club be and
they are hereby authorized to erect sufficient Wooden
Buildings, not mote than one story high, at their
Skating Park on Forty-first stieet, north of Lancas
ter avenue, for the accommodation of victors to said
Park : Provided, Tnat the said buildings shall be.
removed by said Club at any time Councils may
direct, thirty cays' notice being previously given.
And provided lurtber that the said Club shall nay
into tbe City treasury the sum 01 twenty-five dollars
to del ray the expenses ot adv rtising.
WILLIAM 8. SI OK LEY.
President 01 Common Council.
Attest . .
Abraham Stkwabt,
Assistant Clerk cit Common Council.
. JAMEs LYD,
' President ot Select council.
Approved this twenty-ninth day of January, Anno
Domini one thousand eight bundred and sixty-six
(A. D. 1866).
MORTON McMICHAEL.
3 1 It Mavor of Philadelphia.
SU P P L E M E N T
"To an Ordinance Increasing the Salaries of
the Clerks and Messengers ol Councils," approved
January 26, 1864.
Section 1. The Select and Common Councils of
the City ot Philadelphia do ordain, That the sala
ries fixed for the Clerk and Messengers of Councils,
by an Ordinance approved January 26, 1864, to
which this Is supplementary, be contruod to be in
lull compensation tor all services rendered to Coun
cils or any Committee.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
Attest
John Eckstein,
Clerk of Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty-ninth day ot January, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
(A. D. 86h). MORION McMICHAEL.
2 1 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
SUPPLEMENT
to an Oiditance Entitled "An Ordinance to
Make n Appropriation to tbe Reoeiver oi Taxes
lor the year IH06," Approved December 26, 1365.
tsec'ien 1 The Select and Common Councils of the
City 01 Philadelphia do ordain, That the further
sum of iwo hundred dollars be and the same is
hereby appropriated to Item 4. of "An Ordinauon to
make au appropriation to the Receiver of Taxes for
the year 1866,' approved December 26, 1866.
1 ' WILLIAM S. BlOKLEY,
President ol Common Couucil.
Attest '
John Eckstkin, ,
Cierk ot Common Council.
1 JAMES LYND, -
' President ol Select Council.
Approved this twenty-ninth day ol January, Anno
Domini one thousaud eight hundred and sixty-six
1A.D.1J6). MoaTON MoMICfTAKL;
2 1 It t Mayor ol Philadelphia.
T) E80LTJTI0N
IV To Auihorloe ths Grading, CnrNng, and
Pavii got I-ootwsyson Adams and Johnston strseta,
Twenty sooond Ward.
Besolred, By the Select and Common Cotfnoila
Ot the City of Philadelphia, 1'hnt t-e Chief Com
mission ot ingiiwavs do sna no is neroDV am nor una
and directed to rotiiy the owners ot property oa
Adams street, Irom V alnut lane to Johnston (tract.
and on Johnston etieet, fora tireon street to Uer
man'own avenue, in Twentv-seooiid Ward, to grada,
curb, aad pava their footways within thir.y days
irom tne date 01 taiu notice.
WILLIAM n. HTUKI.KT,
I'rosident ot Common Council.
Attest
AnRAHAM 8TIWABT,
Assistant Clerk of Common Couneil.
j JAMKS LYM,
president 01 Seloot Couneil.
Aprroted this twenty-ninth dav of Jsnnary, Aan
Ionnni one tliousand eight bundred and alxty-eix
(A. L. 1K06).
3 lit Mayor ot Philadelphia.
11
KSOLUTIOH
bnspending thn Fairmonnt Steaia Fire Fngina
Company and the Good Will Steam Fire Kugina
Company.
Besolved, By the Select and Common Councils of
the City of Philadelphia, That the Fatrmonnt
Steam Fire Engine Company and toe Good Will
Steam Fire F.ngtne Company be ana ttto -ante ar
hereby suspended for the space of one month, 00m
menoinff, fiom tbe first day ot January, 1866
Presidont ot Common CounclL
Attest
AURAHAM BTNWART,
Assistant derk 01 Common Council.
JAMKS LYNU,
President of tso'oot Council.
Artnrnved this twenty ninth day of January, Anno
Domini ono thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
(A. D. 1866).
ju viv 1 Vii "it i 1 Vj n fl r u,
2 1 it ftvor of Philmolprii.
PROPOSALS.
1BEASUKY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE LltiBr
MOUSE HOAKD.
Washington Crrr, January 6, 1366.
Scaled Proposals will be received at this olHoe
until 1 o'oiock P. M., on FRIDAY, .the Bin day of
Febiuary. 1866, for supplying the Light-bouse Esta
blishment with sixty thousand gallons of the best
quality pure Winter Strained Oil, either Lard or
Sperm, to Le divi ted into tour lots, and to be de
livered at the times undermentioned, alongside of
tbe tvoverument supply vesse's, or at the warehouse
or other place of deposit, to be designated fey tne
Inspecting Officer, or otner aur orized agent of the
Lliiht-hou-e Board, in strong, tight, iron-bound,
we i-niado casks, suitable for shipping, in good order,
of a capacity eaoh ot trom fifty to eighty gallons
not to exceed the latter. Tbe 0 1 may be de irered
at Boston or New York, at the option of the bidders.
1 lie place of delivery in eacb case must os dis
tinct y btatcd in the bios, and wilt be embraced in
toe cont tacts.
The four lets will be delivered as follows, via. :
Lot No. 1. Fifteen thousand (15,00ti) gallons on -the
2a day ol April, 1866, or as soon thereafter as the
proper tests and gauging can l e completed.
Lot No. 2.- Fifteen thousand (15,1)00) gallons on
the 10th slay ot April. 1866, or as soon thereatter as
the proper tests and gauging can be completed.
Lot No. 8. Fitle en thousaau (15,000) gallons on tha
1st day of June, 1866, or as soon thereafter as the pro
per tet-ts ana gauging can be comple ed.
Lot No. 4. Fiiteen thousand (15.000) gallons on
the 1st day of Aupust, 1866, or as soon tneroaiter as
tbe proper tcts and ganging can bo completed.
Separate proposals will be received ac the same
time lor 6000 gallons of Colza or Lard Oil, to be de
livered as above stipulated, at Dotroit, Michigan, on
the 1st day ot May, 1806.
No bid will bo considered unlosa liom a manufac
turer of the article.
No part of tbe Oil proposod for and to beembraeod
in the contraots under this advertisement will bo
accepted, received, or paid tor, until it shall have
been proved, to the entire sat slaction ot the person
or persons charged with its examination, test, and
inspeorion, 10 te of tbe best quality pure Winter
S rained Oil, and free from mixture with other or
interior oils and adulterations,
J be usual means ior determining the eharaoterand
quality of tbe bperm,Oi' will be employed, viz : spe
cific gravity, burning, the amount of residuum, and
any other proper tests to arrive at correot conclu
sions that mav be deemed necessary.
1 he Lard O-l will be subjected to special tests, and
will be rejected unless lound to be, In regard to burn
ing and fluidity under reduction of teraporature, and
in every other respect equal to that of tbe standard
adopted by the Board, ot which a sample will be fur
nished on application to the Light-house Engineer at
Borton, Massachusetts.
Tbe casks must be gtiaged, undor the direction and
personal supervision of the Inspecting Ollicor, by a
custom house or othor legally authorized and sworn
gauuer, according to the United Slates standard, and
must le marked and accepted bolore they are re
moved trom tbe collar or wareheuso of tho contrac
tor, ibe temperature of the Oil will be aoouraieiy
noted, and the measurements roducod 10 the standard
temperature ot 60 dcg. F'ahrunhoit, by tables pre
pared lor the purpose.
Proposals will be received and considered for each
lot separately, or lor all ot tbe lo's, at tho option of
the bidder; but no bid will bo considered for a less
quantity than that specified as one lot, to be de
livered at one time aud place. Each bid must s'ate
explicitly, written out in full, the kind of oil oflerod,
whether Sperm, Lard, or Colza, the rate per gallon,
tho number or the lot or lots hid lor, and the place of
deliveiy, conloruiing to this advoriisement.
Bid subn itted by different members ot the same
firm er eopartnuiship will not be considered.
Tbe Light-house Board, under the authority of the
Department, reserves the right to reject any bid, al
though It may be the lowest, ior other considera
tions than the price.
No bid w.'ll be considered for any other kind or
description 01 oil than those specially callou ior in
this advertisement.
A bond, with security to tbe satisfaction of the
Department, In a penalty equal to one-fourth of tho
amount of each coutiact made under these pro
posals, will be required of each contractor, con
ditioned lor tbe fuithlul performance ot the contract,
to he execuieo within ten duys alter the acceptance
of the bid.
Each olfer must be aecompanlod by a written guar
antee, signed bv one or more responsible persons, and
known to tne Deparment as such, or certified by a
United btates district lodge, attorney, navy agent, or
collector ol tbe customs, to the effect that, if the bid
be accepted, the bidder will duly execute a contract
in good laitb, according to the provisions and terms
of this advertisement, within ten days after accept
ance; and that in cane the said party offering shall
tail to enter luto.tbe contract as aforesaid, be or they
guarantee to make good tne difference between the
oiler of the said party and the next lowest biddor.
All bids must be sealed and endorsed ' Proposals tor
oil lor Lg)it-liouses," and then placed in another
envelope, a. u directed, prepaid, to the Secretary ot
the Llght-hcu.o Board, Washington Citv.
All bids wnl be opened, publicly, at the hour and
on the day specified. -
Payments will be made for the several lots of oil
within thirty days alter tbey shall bare been re
ceived by tbe United States.
By order of the Light-house Board.
11126t. ANDREW A. UARWOOD, Secretary.
G(
OVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS i!ARL
BREAD.
Subsisting Orgica, U. S.
, U. S. A. . 1
it.Strkict. J ,
uary 81, 1866 )
11 be received at
' . NO. o hOUTH OlAY.ST
1 Baltimokx, Md., January 1
Sealed Proposals in duplicate will be
this office daily, and opened at 12 o'clock M on
Wednesdays ana Saturdays during the month ol
Febrnary, for the purchase of surplus GOOD llARu
BREAD, on hand at tills depot.
Ibe bread is in boxes 01 fifty (50) pounds each.
All tho bread offered undor this advertisement has
been eareiully and thoroughly inspected, eaoh box
having been opened, examined and then re-coopered,
and no box allowed replaced which did not come uj
to the standard for issue to troops. No proposals
received lor less thau twenty (20) boxes. Purchases
will be delivered on board ot transports without
expense to the purehaner. -
Payment required in Government funds on notifi
cation ot acceptance of bid. Twenty days allowed
purchasers to remove stores. Should navigation b
closed during this time, the tinn so lost will not bo
considered. Proposals to be endorsed oa the
envelope, "Proposals for Hard Bread," and
addressed to THOMAS WILSON,
Brevt. Lt.-Col. and C. S V. S. A., .
1 81 2 20 Brevt. Brig. Geul. Vols.
JpillLADELPIIIA, FA., JANUARY 29, 1866.
BIDS, In duplicate will be reoefve d by the under
signed, at No. 1108 GlitABD street, up to 10 P. M.,
F'ebruary 8d, lor iurnihing the following Subsist
ence btoreo, to be delivered in this city, via, 1
476 barrels flour, bakers' grade. . -. . ,
1000 gallons vinegar, la barrels.
Sample required. Cooperage to be of best kind.
Drayage to be performed by the Quartermaster's
Department.
C. t. KILHUR!,
1 . Brevet Brigadier General, ' , ,
1 29 6t Purchasing Officer. .
nmn stamp agency, no. 304 chkhnitt
J KTRKKT, iBOVJtllllKD, WILL BK CONTlHUttt
AS HFKKTOIOKK,
HTAMI'H of VKBY DKSClttPTTOJI CONSTANTLT
Oh HANI), AKU IN AKX AMOUNT. 11 11