THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHIL AD E LI I II A , WEDNESDAY,.
VrfTTER FUOM PAKIS.
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TlAt. rAniP HD fOfcTIRINTAL OOnBEPOD-
KNCB IF TUB ItVKMNU TfcLlKJH Al'II J
,' ;' ; pAius, December 17.
French Diplomacy at Fault.
If the Prrneh Government Is often In the
ynixig, tbs opposition cftnuot always be said to
he in the rihf. ,; :
As regards the Mexican question, the latter Is
now Malting in the defeat of the Government;
tut as regards the. Italian question, the Demo- J
crate have committed a gros mistake.
Carried away by their sympathies for Italy,
they hare unknowingly embraced the came of
Prusslat the hereditary enemy of Franco, with
out reflecting that they were thereby playing
Into the hands of our enemies.
. Jules Farre and his Democratic followers now
beglu to see that they have committed a groat
imprudence. The head of , the Democrats has '
jut published a collection of speeches, with a
preface, In which he says, "Tee map of Ger
many has been changed without our participat
ing In ' the alteration, and much to our dis
advantxge. A most formidable national and
military unity Is now taking place at our fron
tiers." The illustrious orator is now as much an
tidvocRtc for enlarging our military system ns
he was formerly opposed to our expedition to
Mexico.
The It (organization of the French Army.
The Jdonileur has published the definitive
jilan for the reorganization of tho army. It Is
as follows: The forces of France will be com
posed as we have already anuounced First, the
Active Army; necoud, the Kcserve; third, tho
National Guard Mobile. There .will be called
out each year by lot 30,000, to form part of the
Active Army, and 80,000 wil be comprised in
the Ket-erve. " 1 1 '
According to official calculations, the former
will represent the permanent force of about
417,000 men, whilst the reserve, will amount to
424,000, , The period of active service Is reduced
to sis years, as is a)o the time for remaining in
the service.
In the National Gmyd the period of service
Will be three years. KiouptrUou .from active
, service will be maintained, but limited accord
ing to the number of ro-enlistmcnts effected in
the preceding your. The reserve will be dlviJd;
into two portions: the first may bo placed t the
disposition of the Minister of War by d-TJ. '''
The National Guard Mobile, beirg composed
of young men having served iu t active army,
or been instructed in the ixsrvc, will not be
frequently called upon to ptOYC, .
Its duty Is reserved .Air the defense- of the
froutlcrs, strong pla! &ud coasts, at the time
when the. permanent army and reserve are on
Ctive service Regulatory, arrangements will
i offer numerous facilities for substitutions. The
period for -authorization to contract marriage
Tvlll be advanced. Screm! other provisions
might be mentioned, but we belleye the Govern
ment will not delay In making known in a coni-
, . plete form the change which the Interest ol
the country and tho care of Jts defense, and of
v its dignity, have ledlt to effect, in accordance
with public opinion. . '
It is reported that Marshal Itanilon, not feel
ing equal, on account pf his age, to carry out
the new reforms contemplated, will shortly re
turn bis portfolio to the hands of the Emperor.
, It. ,1s rumored that he will be succeeded
by General Trochu, but it is not likely that,
, .' according to the Freuoh military system, that a
-simple General would be intrusted with a charge
which, would place him above the Marshals of
Fiance.
France and Mexico.
We ore now informed that M. Mousticr, the
French Minister for Foieijju Affairs, has for-
mally informed Mr. Bigelow, late United States
Minister at the Court, of the Tullerles, that
the French troops , will leave-Mexico in the
month ot March. ..This report, however, la uo
vt ay agreei.with that of the beginning of the
year, which staled that, according to an agree
ment entered into between the Government of
Washington and that of the Tullerles, the French ,
troops were to leave America in three divisions,
the first to leave in Noverubsr, 1806. - i
Return of tlie Freurk from Rome'
, .The French garriFpn of . Eome . is npw Op Its
way td France. , The Patrie, however, Informs
ue that four companies will remain some week .
onger in the Eternal City, but what for we do
not know, unless It is to form a guard of honor
iortbe Emprest during her sty in Rome. ',
The foreign legion of Antibes, as it is callej,
is to be augmented, to 2000 men. , .
Deseitions daily thin the rank of these de
fenders of the Pope, No dependence cau be
placed upon these mercenaries, who avail theni
. eelves of every opportunity of either returning
to France or of going over to the army of
Victor Emanuel.
' The Pilgrimage of lite Empreea to Rome.
This long-lalked-of journey Is still one of the
' standing topics ot political talk. There now
, appears to bo no doubt but that the Intended
pilgrimage will take place. A Marseilles jour
nal says that rooms have already been taken
for the Empress In the Holy City, and that her
Majesty has refused to accept the-offer ot the
Holy Father to inhabit the Quirinal.
.'.'. . The Exhibition of 18CT.
The works are progressing rapidly. Merry
writer have dwelt on tho ugly exterior of the
.exhibition, which is like a huge gasometer,' ors
as Veutllot says, like a hutre saushge iu a dish of
spinage. Toeay the truth, the building is every
, day beginning to ,look uglier.' Jt is far from
imposing. However, the disposition of the
interior . is most admirable, and promises a
'"perfectly arranged exhibition of ' the world's
Industry, from raw material to perfect manufac-
' ture. At any rate, it hug kindled, tne enthusiasm
, , 'of , General Hassan All Khan, the Persian Am
v'bassador, atvtho French, Court. After a recent
, i .vihithe sentoff oneotthe offipersof his embassy
; to Teheran, to impress upon his Government the
- expediency of making a greater figure in th
' Chaipps de Mars next year than the authorities
bad arranged for. ' ' - -'..;'
The Americans are also In great force, and
tbelr club is already formod and Vhe . club
quarters are taken. ,
All the heavy iron-work and1 iooflog ot the
building have .been completed, and the light
framing and glazing are being proceeded with.
It Jim been resolved to unite the bank of tho
Seine with the gardens, by means of two tun-r
: neli, so that vwitors quitting the boats may
eLter directly Into tho grounds. All the efforts
of the gardeners are being concentrated oh the
grounds round tlie buildlner, which attract
already a large nirmbcr of visitor, and arrlvali
from all parts of the world are now takinir place.,
Sucn an Ipflui ot persons is expected a never
wa et teen in the cupital of France, i
. .hp; 'i
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.,
Additional City Jnkilujrtioe ht7i rage.)
MnlUtlr of lA' Aninnnt of RIstllllnK
The Water-Works The Weather for
. the Year. ( - " i
; i i . U') I ' ' . THE DIflHM,l:RIIf. ' i
Tlie followlne; strtlertient, shows the amount ol
tax paid by distilU rs in the First District, under
the Hmendcd net ot July 13, 1H06, as compared
with the amount paid by them under the net ol
June 30, 1864.
Amount of tax nscs ed ngnlnot distillers In
the. First District ot Pennsylvania, from January
I, I860, to August 31, 1800, Act of Juno 30, 18G4:
18fi. . i i
JanuaiT.f. 1
rebmarr
Match .,.
April.., .,
May ...........
June... .......
July
August.........
Amount assessed each month
l!i2-24
r l.H2 8ti
' 1918B4
WHO 88
2164
4H7 m
83 6a
8478 84
' ' Total amount isecd 923,203 60
Average;for each month, 2000'43 6-8; number
of diFtillories, 06. ' Average tor each distiller,
Amount of tax assessed aaninst distillers In
the First District, from November 1, 18(i0, to
November 30, 1800, un'ler the act of July 13,
1806: , .
Novembor, ISfiG. Totul Hmontit aswuvd for tho
month, t20.140 4; nnmher ol distillers, 80.
Average for each aistillor $ 55963
Avoiace amount paid bj eaou uiHtillur por
, mouth, under Uio old law ., 44 62
... .
Avrrareinoreafe for each diet 1 lor per month, gn
under the new law............ $515 01
TUB WATER WOBK8 OP PHILADELPHIA. ' "
', The anncsed'ftatenient shows the operations
of the Thiladelphia Water Works for the month
of December, I860;
Foil mou ut 715,700,527 gallons,
Tweutvtouith Ward 60.851,200 ;
Oeimnntowu 9,665,800 "
Tola! '....775,8,627 i"
AveraRe per day aMKi0.017 "
The fellowing-shows the toM amount pumped
during the yeur by all the wan:
Gallons.
January.
February
March. . .
4M tK)t),0V6.7S5
. ... e()4,6!)9,C21
.... 71.001,120
.... 824,248,012
.... 911,722,82
,...1.061.6tW.86
.... 1,183. 683,0t
. ..1 14-3 074,06.1
.... 2,60o,161
.... 986,952 003
.... 849 821 494
.... 776,800,527
April.......
41 ay
June
July
August.....
epieher. ,
Ooieher. ...
Tvjvcmber. .
i)eccmber. .
, Total...
....10,614,844,627
wsArnsB statI'tics. ;
The following table shows the highest, lowest,
and mean temperature of each month of tho
year 1806, from observations taken at the Penn
sylvania Hospital, by Dr. John Conrad:
Maximum. Minimum. Mean.
De. leg. Deg.
68 0 below zero, 29 81
00 7 auovo zoro. 1 8414
72 ig ..... . 48-86
. 811 i 871 " ' 6604
82 ... , 42 i ' - 6187
96 ,67 ; 78 04
"', 69 J , 63 " 80-87
87J 661 ' ' 72-60
' 89) ' 60 ' " " ' 09 42
! : iy- 40 ' 68-35
.. . 6'J - 2H i .'.. ' 48-
, 61i .6.1 '! .., i 33 61
January,
February,
March, -
April,
May, i
June,
July,
Aumict,' '
Sept timber,
December,
. The mean temperature of the whole year is
56'41 di'srrees, and is warmer than any year
since 1828, the mean of which was 55j degrees.
The coldest year was 1836; mean 4'J degrees..
The mean annual temperature from observa
tion of forty years is 53 degrees.
Amount of rain for each month of 18G6; ' :
January.'.'.'.; .8-145 inches. August.' ..'....8180 inches.
February.-,.. 6-615
September.'. 8-705 ;
juarcn ziou
April. 2 980
May 4680
June 2 900
July.,.. ...... 2 620
UctoDer 4-146
; November... 1 760
iDc-cembor.,.8 466
"t ' Total..... 45,256 Incheg.
Whole amount of rain for the year 45J inches.
Tli e average Is about 44J Inches. The ereatcst
amount fell In 159 58 inches. The least
amount In lh25--26J incbe?; ,
Additional Copabtnehshlps and Dis ,
i oLtnona. -In addition to those mentioned
fblerday, we present. the foilowing:-
PARTNERS ADMITTED.:
Theodore Oves, wholesale grocery, to D. Focht
& Co.
Albert W. Marker and Augustus W. Marker to
John D. Marker.
William McUullun to John McMullan, retail
, grocery. . , . ; :
Piiyid J. 151?ck. to Kohert Bliipk,, family gro-
.James , WTictep to ownseud, Wheleu & Co.,
siock an. ifxcnatige oroKeragc. .
James N.Walton and Charles M. Peterson to
. llallowell, Gardner A; Co. ", ' "
, COPARTNERY HIF8 aUSSOLVFD. "
Frio? A Lehman, by mutual consent.
J. 8. Vounp, AUemus V Co., by, limitation. . ' '
Taj lor A UeryphlU, by niutuai consent, ;
J, k W. McMnllan. , - 1
Lewis Bonier & Sons, deah of Lewis Bremer,' ,
Aldrich, Verkes & Cary, by mutual consent. o
C. B. Wticht A Co.. hv lltnitHtion.
IlHgan, Boyd A Co. tobacconists. '. 1 ' . 1 ".
, , , , .,. , NBW FIRMS.,,, , 1( , ; " "
Dorphley & Avery, bankers and brokew . :
Adumson A Fetter, importiog and jobbing.
Hemphill A Chandler, wholesale tobaccoT
Lewis Bremer A bona, tobacco. ,
J. A W. McMullan, retail grocery. ,
W, Howard Brooks A Stevenson, manulacturing
and celling caps and sott and wool hats. -J.
. Young, Altemus A Co., dry gootls jobbing.
Fries A Li ttnian, cloths,
Aldrich A Yerkcs.' ' ;
Boyd, Fougeray A Co., general tobacco. ;
1 ' REMOVALS.
Duvld S. Oudell, an liiiect aud builder, to k'o.
113 S. Filth street. ;
James W. McKonuan.' general commission, No.
142 N. Broad street. . . . . . .
Tue WtEK or TBATEB-The following
special services were agreed upon at tho last,
meeting of niii.islers In this city. In accordance
with the. recommendation ,ot tho Evangelical
Alltttncei- ' . -(
Monday evening, January 7 West Spruce
Street Church, Dr. Bleed, pastor. Subject
hat are the Scriptural Means to Promote a
True Revival of Religion ?"
Tuesday, Juuuary 8 Spring Garden Church,
D. A. C'unniugham, pastor, .subjtct "What are
the niudraui-cs to a Uevva1 ?"
Wednt(-dav, Jaauary V Penn Square Church,
Dr. (rowell, pastor. , Subject "Family huu
Secret Devotion."
Thursday, January ; 10 Princeton Church,
Rev. J. A. Henry, psslor. Subject "The lte-
lutionshlp Subslstmi; between tne Church aud
the Youlh of the CI
Church, and the Duties In-
volved therein."
Friday. January 11 Central Church, Dr.
Reed, pastor. Bubiect-'The Duty of tbe Indi
vidual Christian iu the Werk of the World's
Convcifiou.
i Saturday, January 12. Fourth Church, Dr.
W. M. Rice, pastor. Subject "Nonconformity
to tho World.''
, ... . , , ; . ,
1 Stabbbd iy an Afpbay. William
Bright, eighteen years old, residing at No. 1411
Bedford street, waa stabbed in the knee by a
bowie-knUe, and severely wounded, during an
affray at a lager-beer saloon, in bhippn street,
above Seventh. He was Temove,d to the Penn
sylvania, Hospital, ,.
, T .V ' : 1 . . .
' Killed by a Oar. About 11 o'clock last
night a man named Peter MeKenna, living at
Nineteenth and Market etTeets, Was run over
and , inatantly In I led by a ear of the Market
Street Paswnper Railway Company, at Twenty-.
third and Market treeta. Tbe' Coroner wu
v.otviled, nod, willful an in ie'. '
HOME FOB LlITI.K WANDETtltnS. The
ssntveifflry ot 'tho Home for iLtt'.le Wsn'Vri'r
will ' tako this cveninsr at National 1UU.1
and, besides exercises by the children, addrese-
bv peveral prominciit swakers nr3 promised..
The Horse i now located in the large building
On tho southwest corner of Tenth and Shippen
streels, and, with the increased accommoda-,
tions, the Managers desire to provide for an ad
ditional number of destitute children. The
Institution is deserving of all the aid it may
receive from the charitable. " , , ,
A fnoonwo CAae. Jacnes Rush, charged
with the shooting of John Gilmoie, which oc
Curred on Monday night, in a barroom at,
Se cond and Pine streets, had a hearing yester
day before Alderman Butler, and was hell ia
$HHi0 bail to answer. The statement that there
was a ball In the muket was incorrect, as in
wound was Inflicted with thu wad.. Hush and
Gila ore were iriends. and the circumstance Is
very much , regretted by the tormer. ' It. was
leaied at the Hospiial that tho limb would have
to be amputated.
TllE , SOMHERS AND SAIT.OH8' ,ITOMI,
BlXTEBNTH AND FlLBEBT STREETS. Tll6 fbllO W-
ingw a statement ot the chanjes ocoutring in
the Soldier Home for the month of December,
1 bC6 : The number of inmates iri the Homo
December 1, was 177 white and 8 colored;
total, 18G. The number adroftted to tho Home
during the month was &r; the number dis
charged or left the Home, having found era
ploment, was 64 white and 3 colore!; tho
nun her died, 1; the hnmbor in the Home Janu
ary 1, 18C7, is 17? white and ,6 colored; total,
186. " ' ' I
i' FATAL.JRE8ULT.-TLe man who waa found
lying in a cellar-way in Congress street. Thir l
Ward, a few days ago, With his skull fractured,
died at the Pennsylvania Hospital yesterday.
Ueceased is about five feet seven inches in
height,' with black hair and sandy moustache.
His name is supposed lobe Lawrence Losan.
Dr. hapleieh held a post moTtem on the bo ly,
and irom the examination It w9 evident that
he had been beaten on the head. The Coroner
took charge of the body. . . ..
Honorably Discharged. Henry Cra
mer, first mate of the bng VVaverly, who was
charged with stealing rope and clothing from
the vessol on Monday last before Alderman Wil
liams, has been honorably discharged by tho
magistrate, it having b')cn satifactori!y proven
that tho charge was entirely uulounded.
A Smasu-cp. This morning, t 1 o'clock,
as a laree six horse sleigh was passing Sixtn
and Cbesnut streets, it ran into the iron letter
box,4 smashing it to piece9. A police ollicer.
who happened to be passing; 1 carried the mail
matter to the Central Station. , :
TatalAccidehtto aLetteb-Cabrier.
'William White, a letter-rarrlor, who resided
In the rear ot' Mo. 1323 Brown street, fell on ibe
ice yesterday, an,l fractured his skull, from the
effects of Which he died. ' , .
MEDICAL.
LOOK AND LIVE!
ELECTROPATHY.
Di ss. GALLOWAY, WHITE & B0LLES
THE OLD
-'MEDICAL- ELECTRICIANS, L
And TEACHEB8 of this new system ol curlnu diseases,
a ouid call tie attention of the sick and toileted to their
H ay at em of practice, which has ahead; gained great
popularity In this city. During the past six years we.
lave tieated 1WENTV THOUSaBD persons suffering
'Horn the various forms of disease (many of them by
special guarantee, charging nothing It we tailed), and
In almost every case a cure nag beua eHevteu, Itvad
tue following: 1
- home certificates,
an ' astonishing ' cuhe aa1futatioit pbe
, . Vented.
I was cared In three Weeks by Drg. OAtLOWAY and
Will IE ot an nlcerated leg, wnlcb caused much suflur
Iiik, and even tnreatened amputation. Smue my own
areat cure several ol my iriends suffering lroin Neural
iilfl. Skin Diseaae. Dyspepsia, and other complaints,
have alHO bten penectly cured. 1 will cliuuriuily
answer the lnijulrles Ol the diseased and suffering.
ABKAHAM FLUKB. i
' ' l5o. 1851 Camac street, VbllaUeiphla.
, IlirOIlTAST CUBES OF OBSTINATE DISEASES.
Lhunes i. Young, Chronic Dyspepsia, Ko. 4 1 N.
6evcntti street, ... ,
James Brown, Inflammation ot Stomach and Bowels.'
Fine atreet. above Hixth.
Henry Korer. euralula of the Eve. Twentv-thlrd ami
Pearl aireeta.
1 rederlck Wilson, Dyspepsia and Throat Disease,
Continental hotei.
. F. Kukbrido Epileptic Flis, No. 1020 Market street.
William Morgan, Kidney Disease and Ueueral De
bility, .No. 4lUbpruce street -
Marcus D Wilcox, Catarrh of twelve years' standing.
Commercial hotel.
huiuuel U. Wheeler, Asthma ot ten years' standing,
Continental Hotel.
Kmanuei Kfy, Attorney-t Law, Dyspepsia, No. 7u7
Sansom atreet. " . ... .. '
Horace C. Wlnslow, Weakness" of the Kidneys, Frank
lord. ......
1 H. O. Sburtleff, Cancer In Btomach, Nou 3722 .Markes
street. . , . ,,
J. M Bulst, Shenmatism, Ko. 1.123 S. Broad street
Juoah Levy, Bronchial ConsuinpUont Ho. iiii Market
street .-. !,
Edward T. Evana, preacher of the M. E Church, Dyn
peDslaoi long standing, Laryngitis, and Lumbago, i,'o. '
lwaueluiuth street . . . . . , ,
James ugeni, Dcamess for six years, and ringing and
roaring in Ue bead, Wilmington, Delaware.
. 'Ibomas liarrop, severe Dlubttea, Hosu Mills, Went
Phtladelpbla. '
(ietirge Grant, Kheumatlc Gout, long standing, No.1
K IS Cbesnut street.
H. T. Desllver, Chronic Ntnriiaia and Inflammatory
Blienmatlsm, Ko. 1736 Cbesnut atreet
hdwaid McMahon, Consumption, No. 1247 Front
street i r "
J. Blcket, Chronic Bronchitis, Constipation, and Con
gestlon of the Brain. Mo. 618 C'a lowbUI stieet 1 '1
Cbar.es M. Dayton, l'arulvsis of the lower limbs,
Olrard house. ' - .
Ji hn McConnlcR, Diabetes, No. 1220 Bldge avenue.
Charles E- Buckingham, Vrinaiy Dullculty, 1331
Filbert street - , .
AquUa Davis, Chronle Diarrhoea, Forrest Houaa.
J. J. Uoopea, long standing Hctatlca, and Enlarged
Prostate Gland, Darby township, Delaware county.
Wt.liam H. Shitver, Liver C'oinplalnr, Uermantown.
Joseph VfK Forsyth, Aeute Bheumatism, ho. ldfl
E. ciouseV, General Paralysis, 7o. 41S N. Second
street , . i
Many ot Aht4 ptftuHi tee curt 4 in leu than a
(cf. '
N. B. The Institution, No. 1230, one door from Thli-
teenth street, is the only hou'e In this cltv where our
a) stem u prac lined. Unprincipled par.iea In othan
localitiea, wbo claim to beat diseases according to
eur late dutcQveries, may Inert lore be regarded with
suspicion.
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DR. J. S. ROSK'S KXPKCTOUASiT.
For tbe cure ot consumption, coughs, colds, asthma
tfatarrb., intluenza, spl.uug of biood, bronvhttia, and all
Ulseasts of the lunga.
1 his syrup having stood the test of man? years' ex
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one of the few ((omenta rempdlii whl.-tj hv tomf
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Itc it tnU niiallUed recouimeudatioo. bold by out
a'ntii and balers.
"ih Mpriir.in Is excloslve'y prcnarcd by the Sab
-scrllifrs. l'roprietan and huccpMrs to T. T. PONO. to
vLomal onler man oe uareea.
DtJilllllitlB' UOMEirATII! MV.D1CHE CO.
ho. Stw BKOADWAT, New Vori.
'. i TFTCK OF l'DNO'8 t-XTRACr.
Plx ounce bottle, with direction, retail SO cent
Clnt botiles, with dlreotioni, retail SI IK)
OunrtB In bottle I15
Liberal discount td F hyslclans and Dealers.
SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
HTJMTHEEY8' H0MCE0PATHIC BPECinCi
FAM1LT CASES ,
Ol St laitte via', niorucoo caso, containing a
epecliic tor evr ordlnair disease a taiuliy la
' subject to, and a book of alreo loci 110 00
f mailer Frnully nd Travelling caaua, with 20 to
as vUis 5 to 8
SpeAlllc lor all 1 leaen, both lor Cuung and
I. r 1'ieveuthe tr alment In vials aud pocket
ctivi , 'l to f 5
1 hefe Kemedlea, b tbeense or slnitle boa, ar sent to
any part ot the country, by Mali or .Express, irou ol
cbarve, on receipt of tbe price .
, Addrces HUI l'HKKK.' 8PF.C!lFtO '
HO tKOPATIHO MKD1CINE COMPANY, ,
Ofl'.ce and Depot. Ko frt'l BROADWAY, New York.
Jr. liL.MlllRli.Yii Is conalied Uaib atbla ofllce.per-
lonally o- by letter, as above. Tor all roroia oi aiseaxn..
Fnr mile bT l)YO'IT A t'O.. JOHNSJN. UOLLJWA1
rnuiiFK T W ('At IV Kill. It and AMHROS
1
.!-aI1H. Wholesale - AnenU. Philadelphia, and at
BLITHE'S Ding fctore.Ao, 3U0 ilarket atret, and by t
all Urngelsts. i 6 27 emw5 I
GIRARD ESTATE. IN COMPL1 ANCE WITH
the twenty-fourth section of the Will ot Htcpben
Clrard, the tiuperintendent ol the Uirard Estate lias
prepared ihe lollowing condensed statement of tbe
afiaira of the Estate!
fetocks and Loans appiopriatcd lor the Improvement of
the Eastern Front ol the City and Delaware Avenue.
. , Par Vaiun.
United States IS 40 J per cent loan... s4,mki (19
htateol Pennsylvania 5 per cent, loan 0.677
Citv ot 1 hi adclphiu iper cent loan 7W0-tW
( lty ol Philadelphia 6 per cent, loan, 1
lreeol tax 87 600
I ity ol Philadelphia 6 por cent loan, '
taxable 54 100-141 700 00
f ity das 6 per cent loan ' 10,0 i0 OU
Ti shares ot stock In the Insurance Company
of the State of P.nnsilania 4,400 00
43 shaiea of 1'reierred stock, Union Canal
t omi any.... J lOO-Oi
Union Canal Company of Pennsylvania 6 per
cent loan l.OOO-O
Schuy.kill navigation Company Loan, 1610, 6
percent 252,195 81
gcbuvlkill Navigation Company Loan, 1882, 6
percent 9.850-00
Stocks and Loans Comprising the iteslduary Fund R
I mted btates 5-'0 6 par cent, loan 2 J.V) 00
United B ates 10-40 per cent loan 10,7o0 00
bcliuylkta Navigation Company Loan, 6 per
cent mtii
Ptate 01 Pennavlvania 5 per cent loan 8d,N4 1 05
Loan to Fraukiln Institute.., l,Wi) 00
Guardiana of the Poor 6 per cent loan
.now 1 Ity).. M0
Ity ot Philadelphia 5 per cent, loan 4,1100 4 3' 0 00
City of Pbl.adelpbia 6 per cent, loan, ire?
of tax SWO . .
City of Philtde.phla per cent. loan, tax .. 1
ole 23 300-48, 800-00
: 1011 shares of stock, Phllado phla Exchange
Conmiwy 10,000 00
22i0 shares of stock, BchuylklU Navigation
( ompany 110,00000
102 shares of stock, Chesapeake and Delaware :
Canal company : 10.200 00
'4000 ehaiea 01 stock, Danvble and Pottsvlile
hatlroad Company, 1 200,000 00
2 snares of stock, German tow a ana jrcraiomen
Xnrnplke CoBipany
1 share of stock, Susquehanna aud LcbigU
Turnpike Company
1 bond .oan to Kidite Road I urnplte t'oinpanv.
1 bond lor interest on loan to 'luinpiae Com-
; 200 00
1 100 00
lO.OuO UO
panv
lbond 6ohuylklll Navigation Company loan.
B O AO .
341 63 ,
lbtsi receiveu tor uiiercni.
Loans and cash com prising the leacy resolved (in part)'
trout estate ot Lawrence 1'odd, deceased, of Illinois
United S. a ps loan, 1881. 6 per cent. 17 000-00
Cltv of Phllade phla loan, percent., lreeol
tax.. fIO,100 00
Cash interest received 6iM -64
Fa ence in loans and cash sli.e 0-S4
Loan appropria cd to purchase Fuel tor -'Poor Whito
, lioum kcepcis and lioomkeepers" In the city of Paha-'
1 ceitiuca'teof loan 8chnylkul Navigation Com v '
pan; . 6 per ocnt 9089 '37
1 certificate of loan itchuylklll Navigation
Companj , 1H62, 6 per cent, received tor in- '
, terest 272 (ft
The loliowmg account curient exhibits a coniened
staiemrnt of the cash account, embracing the auiouut
ol interest, dividends, rent 01 real estate and paj ments
made lor various oblects for tbe year I8161
Baianee in the ireaHury.yanuary 1, 1000....... vj.i,hi nj
t ash received lor rent ot real eaiate...
...201.Uj09
I'naii H-ceivedior rent of collieries in Schuyl
kill count 65,708
Cash received mr rent 01 reai estate ui ocuuyi
kl.! count v
Cash received tr m leases for cutt ng timber In
bcauylAlli county. ....7
"Ml received tor interest on State ol Penosyl-
A. T ,
477-W
1.966-54
6.907-82
Cask recelVed for Z'tVI!l!:,
13.I3J.48
CaJi received lor Interest on Citv ua " el J
cent, loa" ..... e,v.
Cmli received for interest on Schnyikill SavlV
nation Company loans 15,005 17'
Cash received lor Interest on United Statis ,
'. 6-206 por cent loans. ...... .1 20.1 M
Cihh received lor Interest on United 8 tAs T t&M
HMO 5 per cent, loans...., : 1070J5
tah received tor interest on United Blares (i
' percent-, loans ibm ..j
Cash received for dividends on Pniladsiphlat
- Fxcbaniie Company's stock 1 1.. .......
Cash received tor dividends on Insurance i m
pany of the State of Pennsylvania stock,....
Cash received tor dividend on Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal Company's stock I ...
Cash received lor dividend on bchuylkill Divi
nation Company a stock..,.
Cash received from aaia of SchavlkiU Ji.vl-
619 84
45 ) 00 '
704-00
61509
' 40 09
gation company loan. aoba. . receiveu tor
fntereat 10,32 63
Ca h received lor sale of Schuylkill jva-lga-
. tlon uouiaauy a ui, ioau, loceivtc iur
fiwh received iroui Lawrence lodd tuna v.
OIVIUUUU VU DlU.A....ri...,-............V..,,.
8,187 06
O.OOU'OO
4 'ash ncelved from
reunsyivania luiroaa
1 'Company, for damage in coostrur.lng a
1 rai road through the lands 01' Hie tate in
tha first andlwentv sixth Wards.. ),. 6.221 0a
Cash reoelteiirom total income auiifnt...... lua ii
1 1 I ' 1 1 ' "'p ( ' g'llifl 411 Aft
"C8h paid under approprlatlbos.sy Councils
1 . , LbTAl'i. . 1
For water rent i,7?7 00
laxes.,
I., i42.47.l-47
taiatu
Lands outoftlie county....,,..,
permanent improvements
General repairs to real estate.
Inside painting...!.,
Outside painting..'
Paper and hanging , , .
Annuitiea
Allticellaneous expenses.,..;.,.,
....'0,0!tv00
19 942 0
' 2 403 60
3 DM 63
1 90.1-73
600 00
661 26
Purchase ol fuel
lor poor wh
housekeepers.,
50B-62
1,206-OV
1
10082-78
6 207-73
10.062 05
15 832 65
646 00
Llgtting Deiawaro avenue with tl.
A itsriiiu houses.
t nesnui gtreei
' tweon Lleventb and Ta-eth
streets !.........,
To invest a certain amount in (iy
loans ...
To Invest for 'iodd Legacy and ,x-
pense of collection...., t...
Paid wrlta 01 mandamus, damage in
widening Delaware avenue......
Dredging docks, North wharves-,.,.
a "20 SOU i: j
UUL1.LI
committee on uonae- 1
bold 0i,644 5
Committee en Inatruo
Uon 15,151
committee 1 on AO-
counts ,
Commit tee on Library '
Couiuiittee on Dl.cl
- pliue and Discharge
Cnintiilllf. tin Aitikiio. f
' J.348 M
' 219 00 ' -
il'1'-
son and Discharge.. 60 00 6116 8 26 1ft 68)6,03:78
Ba aoce In Treasury.... 33,4469
illaliince. in the it lty ,
'lreaituiy... 6)34 S92 tl
.rranunotuksnm,. MW',?HAnLES S. 8SftTU," .
fiuper.ntenduntGlrard i-state. '
Phlladelphig, Office Of the Uiard stat, Oeueinber ll,
laeti. . , 1 ; 1 1 St
H o n s'E oovEiis,
JiUFFALO BOBES, ; '
LAPi8'. l AVOOLAMATS.
. . BBLQW KARBKI BAXIW.
. .. ; KNpABS i& CO ,
. .. i '. It). 631 MARKET treTi
f&tSZj
) Ht-i ) crut in dcor f"' nl
m:f;t
!'
Al'Iia-
'l.ll i
'in,. ; i-.m mi,
, , i.A v 1 1 ;i i-. of ii p ,
' I. ft I A I BlLL.-'s
IBM.P. flKil! .J,
(
MR AfP MHH. BARNKY VVIt.LtAVS
1H.AM Itl-.HAKNI-Y WILLIAMS,.
' :. M H A F SKY 'WILLIAMS
JSR. AND RS B HNKT WILLIAMS
HiH. AM) MKH. UARNfT WILLIAMS
IN ALL THKK.K PIKCKH. .
The tirfonrin' wilt commence with tne Irlsi drama,
. , . - IHKI.AM H lt'WA ,
Alter ailcbtheiipailiiiii(comelin:t, 1 '
r f , -KOl'WH DIAMOND. ,
Toctaclufle w.th the roaring extravagaars,
, , ( TOKltAPPV MAN. , i
AlVHDAY FrrROOS',
, : '( flHAND FAMILY WAriSBK. . .
ORAM) AMILY M M l Xt E
' ItHAKD FAMILY MiTISr.al.
Mf
THKATRK. HeaWi at nan pai I o c.ioca.
UKEAT HIT OK ORIFFITI1 iMUNf.
MONDAY AM) F.VrRY rV.NIKO,
UHL JOHN DREW
WILL API KAR AS KATE PEYTON, .
In AqgnittDla!j'ratoiamao .
--AaKia'snti AUSTj '
Oa, JEALOL8Y.
prodnce with new sccneiy, great cast, and pe
cialtleeol lb a. LANCAM1IRE FAIRflrKNF.
AD GRAND TRTAL SOE E.
FRIDA Y-r.FKFFIl OF MBS. JotlK DRtSV.
T r
A l-N Ul 1ST U e-K I T U b A
T K t.-
I VV N. E. comer ol MSfU and WALNUT
St rcot.
l C0D,ni.7CVA8T NIOHT BUT7HRBE OF ! ! ,
MH. J. . Ci.ARKr..
I THIS (Wtdneadav) FVK.MNU, Jarnarv J.
third Dlf tit this seas.iu of the American piay, in four
acta, wiliteu for air. O arte, entitled i
lUr. MLUHf.R FROM PIRE,
with local acenery oi Washlnaton city.
Dmoa'lienea 'torrent Mr. J. M. CLARK. E
lit cuucmde with the (.orteoaa hiiec acle of
lUh WA1AD OOI.KM,
with ma tniflcent iceiti rr bv Wllbsui.
. . , FRIDAY.
VWKWM. BFN F.FlT OF J B. CLARKE
: EW A M K I C A H T II E A T R E.
1 " fin ivn w ttv 1 njir- pa iTOHIMr
1UIS LVltNiNU, '
Splendid Spectacle, . . ,
THE SKA KING' VOW 1
: MATINEE SATURDAY, at 1 o'clock.
"TlROFESb'OR BLOT'S LECTURES ON
X COOKERY, Elf ht Illustrated Lectin es Wll be
ocllvereu in the AHSEMbLY HU1LI'10. corner
I BKt-M'T and Tt NTH, at 11 o'clock A M.,commeno-
Ing on i iiuiibiiAi, January a. ia tv
' TyRADKOHD'S LAST GREAT PAINTING,
I J "NI.AIil.lD IHUOIIMI J. A IVB.Dr.nVjD.
which baa received the nlguest encomiums iom the
press and the public ot New York, Boston, and other
metropolitan ci. Irs Is now in ixlilbttion lor a limited
reriod, at WI UDEBOTU.; IA1LOB A BKOWVd,
No. 014 chEBMi 1 tre t. .'Ail im
, A -8 8
EMBLY UUILDINOS
FUN AND MYSTERY FUR IHE HOLIDlYS.
1 ' ' ORAM! PtKFOhA ANCE3 "
. . SII1NIIK K.I I Za.
every Afternoon and Evcnuig duilng the Holidays,
wnen w lit ue iuiruuu.vu
BLITZ'S AUTOMATON B ND OK a-INSTWEL9,
BLITZ'S MABVkLLOUS UOUbLE BPUYaX,
and o her Wonoera ana Miracles. 1 ,
Admission, fcS cents. Children, 1ft cents. Resorved
seats, 60 cents 12 2t t(
EW ELEVENTH STKEbiT OPERA HOUSE,
ziXI r.n la Pireei, iuutv vuloui,
"Tim. FA Alii, t tCP.SiUHT" ! '
OP1.M FOlt J UK IIMsUX,
CAKMBOH V BIXKl'S JlliI KKLB,
the Cireat Htar Troupe 01 the World, in theli UliANil
1 1 HlOilAN SOIREES, BUNO.1. liANCES, NEVS
BlBLK.s(jUF.S. and PLANTATION KC.NB,t.
lioors open at 7 o'clock. Con menclng at 8 o'clock.
. 8 80 J. L. CABJ.B05. M anager
EKMANIA OKCHESTR A. PUBLIC RE-
VJT hearsals evety SaTIFDAY AKfERNOOS, at
MUSICAL FUND HALL H o'clock. -Eugagemenia
maoe bv aiorcmng uniuui. jjas i r it i , a geut, o.
lal MONTkHEY Mreet between Race and Vine. 11 63m
aw.-r. THE PIAKOa WHICH WB MAND'
IIB Y 1 1 lactBT itoovnmend tbema.vea. We piomlse
lo our patn ns Clear neauuiui laues, eieganr worxman
utilD. ourahilitv. and reasonable orlccs. combined with
a lull guarantee. For sale only at No. Iul7 WALNUT
8 5 Mi J CNl6s'pIANb MASPFACTUEIHQ CO,
BOARDING.
j,
1121
GIRARD
STFwEET
1 ,' ,-yJa now open for the accorr;noiation of
FIRST-CLASS BCABDER8.
Apply early
MISCELLANEOUS.
JpITLER,. WEAVER & CO.
' 1 MANTJFACTTJEEBS OF .
Manilla and Tarred Cordage, Cords,
. . Twines, Etc.
j' 1 No, 13 North WaTeR Street, and
No. VI North UEuAWAKK Avenue,
1 rnixatiBM'tiJA
Eiwim U. Fitler, Michael Weaver,
' COH BAD F. CtOTBLKB 2 14J
g L A T E, M A N T E L til
SLATE MANTELS are onsurpassed for DtuajiJtty,
Beauty, SueDgth, and Cheapuess. ' '
bLATE MANTELS and slate Work Generally, made
to order. ;"
1 ' J. 13. v 3iIMES ft ' CO .
812
JTop
2126 and 21:8 CHJCSNUT Street
WILSON, HUEB & CO, No. 400 CMUT
street, have opened a New Rubmr Depot, for the aaie
Ot Uubler (joods of every uessriptlou
Patent Coik Rubber Shoes no iioot. .
. Patem I ork Mattresses
Patent Cork ( ushions. ' ;,'
Patent Sprln-i bottoms.,.
Patents tufted Muds. ' :
Patent Cork Life Preserver.
1 patent Cork hubber Boles. - ' 1
Also, Guns, Pistols Ladles' and Gonta Skates, Parlor
Croqun aid Par or Base Ball Parlor Skating, Hkailng
HuOs. Skating Jackets, by PHU lr WlLaois & Co., ,
12 41m .. io.409CULSJSUX8lree
T7
o
O R N E X C H
A N G
' 1 BAu il A.N UJf AL.TUUX. ' . .
. ,J ,Q 11 N ! T. B A 1 L K k 4, CO.,
N.E.cornef Of WAHKET and WATEB Btreeti,
. . Philadelphia
DEALFRb IN bAUS AND BAOQINO
01 every description, lor
Grain, Flour, Salt, Super-Phosphate; of Lime, Bene
' Dust, Kto, .
laree and small GUNNY BAGS confUnflyfon h od.
Also, WOOL SACKS.
JOtiM T BAfLKT jAMF.g CASOAPEM.
-V7 I L I. 1 A M fl . tl RANT,
VV COWMltHlON MLRt nANT,
Ko. 63 8. DELAWARE Avenue Philadelphia, 1
aoKN-r voa
Duponfi Gunpowder. Refined Mre, Charcoal, Etc.
W. Baker A Co. 'a ( bocolaui Cocoa, and Krotra.
Crocker Bioa. & Co. ' Yellow Metal Hhea hlug, Bolts
and Nal s. 124
LANDSCAPE DBAWINQ CABDS, A BHATJ.
ttful seilesof views, bneen in uumbet, e-.neo
lor tbe Instruction ol Juvenile artlMa fries. Is enisa
package. With the AVmiNO TtLLOtt 4PU, attW
llO UK CLIPPER e.,wlllbloundonaaleattbo
1t NEWMBTASD,
8. W. torner SEVENTH and OrilCeikTUT Street -
COTTON AND FLAX, '
BAIL DUCK AND CANVAS
Oi all numbers and brands.
If Tent Awulna Trunk, and Wagon lover Duck. A. so.
Paper 1 anifactarers' Drier Felta, from one to aeveti
leet widet Paulina, Ue ting, Salt Twine eto.
. , JOHN W. EVEBMAN & CO.,
6. . ' o. 103 JONES' Alloy. 1
Q.EORGE PL OW M A N, ,
CAIU'ENTER AND DUIIDER,
No. 232 CARTER 8treet,
And No. 141 DOCK Street. ,
If tChlntWoik and HiliwrlghUng prom pOy attended
0. ' "
u
NADULTERATED L I Q U O B S ONLY
ItlCttA-w rimoian a
' BTOKii; AND VAULTS,
KO. 439 OUJSSNUT BTKJtOT .
Dearly Opposite tb Post Omca
' PrilLADELO-HIA.
Families supplied Order rroia the Coaitrr promptly
tended to .
On DAN'S
CELEBRATED TOSIO ALE.
I ealtblu' and nutrltloua beverage, now
t) 1 his troly I ealtblui and
in one by iLouvands I ivaikla and others has ento
Haled 1 hsrsct. 1 lot quality of material and wuritr ol
manufacluie wlicb stands unrivalled. It Is recuiu
meoaed by pbyswlanaol thlaand othr plaoes a a supe
rior voaic and Kaunas but trial to coavineatliemo.it
-1 ...-, X. 11. o,..t n rit To tie had. wbo esa e and
' mSII Ej:0W)aO : VEAlfStieet (Ui. ,
V
CnOSDY Oi
rpIE CKOSIJY OVLi
ART, ASSOCIA1.
ArtOlHIMEKT OF XnE MEMBF,
. t- s .-. CCKKITTEE ,
Tw Rr present the Interests of Bubscil
tsrn Btates!!!
iri., , m...:i., '
AU VIUBlUfc V' th(J Bc0U
Close , at Ka
i
11113 FINAL AW Alt v O
21st "'OF JANUAUi NKXy
21st OF JAVUAUT NEXT L
Namee of the Committ
lo. Superintend the Drawii:h!J h
,d the Drawii:h!J
'" f
ien have kindly conseir.ed to cl '
Ihe following gentlemen have kindly conson
as Delegates to the Dlatrlbation of Premlani cf.tba
Crosby Art Association, positively to take placs on tha
Slat of January, 1867, and will shortly, proceed to Chi
cago, and act In conjunction with the Committee for the
purpose of representing the Interests of subscribers la
the Eastern Btates 1 . .
B. CASTNER, Cosl Merchant Nw Tork. .
. R. M. BEDDEN, late Cashier of the CrotctLv;
Bsnk, New York.
B. E. DEMMON, Truiden Ilowatd Rational Bank,
Boston.
DAVID PULSirEB, D. Puslfer b Paron, Boston.
C. r. STICKNEV, President Hassasolt Bank, Fall
Brver.
Colonel W. B. THOMAS, flour Merchant, Philadel
phia. ... j .
. CALFB B. NEEDLES, Dtugglst, Philadelphia.
B. SMITH, L. Johnson & Co , Type Founders, Phila
delphia. . '''
E. S. BOWSE, Cavtnder & Bowse, Bankers. St
Louis.
WALTER 1NGERSOLL, Ckshle. ol the Nallocal In- I
suracce Bank, Detroit, . i ; cr 1 1, ., ; I
TUB ABOVE-NAMED GlTl.ERllJJlp
Will act In conjunction' with the Chicago CemmltteeTS.
' 1 FISAL AWARD, ' .
CERTIFICATES.
.FIVE DOLLARS
The remaining charts can now be hid on application
to the . . i
PRINCIPAL EASTERN AGENCY,
THE ART INSTITUTE, Tto. 635 BROAD
WAV, New York.
tOLE AGENT IN PHILADELPHIA
T. B. RUG 11,
No1. 607 CBESNUT flT.(BULLETIN BCILDLNOS;,
;UKo.'l305 CHESNUT Street.
, . FREE EXHIBITION, -
A collection of the Paintings to .be awarJel
rdel as pro''y
be seen at'' ' "I
mlupns on the 21st of JANUARY may now.
the PHILADELPHIA A KT QALLERY,' No. 1303
CBESNUT Street. FREE TO THE PUBLIC. J
12 29swtfTp T. B. PUGH, Secretary. jJL.
WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE, ETC I
H. , & A- C. V;A N 13 E I l;
OLD RYE WHISKY,
'.,- , '' y . - ,
FOR FAMILIES AND , THE TRAM.
No. 1310 CHESNUT Street.
. '.. , . ...
H & A. C. V A 2T B E I L,
FINE OLD SHERRY WINES,
' ' )'. 1 ' For Families and the Trade,
, ' 13' CHESNUT Street.
jj & .;; " v 'a b e 1 l
kVERY SUPERIO R B RAN D Y,
( , Fcr Medicinal and other uses!
1 -
' .' , " Xo'. 1310 CIIESlCUT )5t-t.
'
JJ , & A; C. ; V AN BEIL,
CHAMP ACNES
' ' '. ;' i . -i- : 1 ;.. t: .; '
1 OF AIL FAVORITE , ERASES,
o. 1310 CHESNUT Street.
H & A. C. V A N BEIL,
' . I t .'' ),
' WINE MERCHANTS,
11 19 mwtOmrp ' No. 1310 CHESNUT St.
QBE A T- R EVOLUTION,
( ' 'in thb " 1 '
WINE TRADE Or THE UNITED STAIES'
Pnre California Champaffne,
ade nd prepared as if done in' France, from pnra
California Wino, and Ukltg the place of Imported
Champagne. , r 1
Ibe nndenigned woulJ call the attention of Wine
Dealers and Hotel Keepers to the following letter,
which tan g'vaa cornet idea of inequality of thtU
Wine ' '
coKTixmiAi. Hotel, Philadelphia, Oct. 25, 1666,
"Utbhu: boucUEB A Co. 1
' Uentlemen 1 bavlng given your California Obanv
pagne a thoioush test we take pleasure In saying tha
we think it the best American Wine we have ever Until
We shsll at once plate It OU our Mil of fare.
"lours truly, I.E. KINQBLEY CO."
CALL and TUT OLE CALIfOKMIA CIIAJUPAC5S
BOUCHER & CO.,
11 20 luthtSm 'o. SeDKT Street, Kewlora.
A. MAYKR. Agent, 110 SAKBOM 6l, Philadelphia.
yt NATIIANS . & SONS
' IMPORTERS
. , . f )..- . i OF . , . ,
BHANDIES, WIKE3, 'oiKO,
. " " Etc. Etc: ; -
Ko, 19 North FRONT Stmt,
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MOBEB AraAKB, '
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