The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-05

'ehool IN that ward, a. soon they find suitable
site, which may be purchased at fair price The pro-
babe amount required for this purpose will be $40 900.
This direction gwen by the board to the school officers
OF the Fifteenth ward in regard to said school is that
arrangements must be made therein for the accommoda
ton OF at least fifteen hundred scholars. To aord
commodations for su,h large number Of pupils, q
school hcuse Of thu largest class must be erected and
the amount required for the building will not be less
than SIC coo.
The city authorities have given positive directions to
have ths school house viii oh unfortunately placed
the line Of Lexington avenue Fifty first street.
Tsmoved 60 that the my be further opened.
This will involve large expenditure because the house
70 furnish school accommodations for that part Of the
city The population in that vicinity is rapidly in
creasrg and TO provide suitably for the wants of the
children IN that neghborhood, who desire to attend
school will require about $1,000.
In addition 10 the new echoos enumerated above ths
want. Of the community will require the ent
Of least other schoc the arge,t class during
the year 1852 The estimated cost OF this viii be a.
Third Tor the fitting up and furnishing OF such
school houses =
During this there have been erected two large
school houses-one in the Fifth ward, and in tas
six.tsnta ward-both Of which win require furnishing
1t will require for esch house about Se0oo-siGc Geo.
There will he required for furnishing the house about
10 be erected at Carmanvie including the regulations
Of the grounds and fences about So coo.
For The new house ia the Fifteenth ward contracts
for the blding Of which will be entered into
the proper ste be procured there will be required
for the furnishing, heating, &c about Ss,oto.
Fourth the alterations ind repairs Of the school
brndir e Of the ward schools
TIE average amount quifed for this purpose Tor the
last three years Is about $1,000 year
Fifth For the support Of schools which have been
orasnzed tince the leet annual eppsrtioumentn
Ward Scnool, No III IN Allen s.raet, Tenth ward has
bean opened srce the last apportoIme d. and there will
b Teqsed for It's support until The next spportionment
The contracts with the builders for The erection OF the
school house in Fifth ward OF North Moore and
Narck etrsets; and also the school house Twenty
fourth street bstween the Seventh and Eighth avenues
IN the siNtserth ward require the completion of those
houses by the let January 1852 1t will taAe about
month TO tcrnh thess houses end get them ready for
the reception Of the scholars ard will then BE- neces
sa TO provide fo the support Of each Of these schools for
the remainder Of the fiscal year, which is about eleven
months.
The amount required for the support Of thc~ schools
foT this Period will be about 81, eco eachS15 COO
kix.h,-Fcr the support q evening schools SIS COO.
Seventh. For the support OF the Free Academy, s2o
Eishth-Fcr suoh further sums a. may be necessary
for cry Of the purposes Of raid act, for tho
repairs attentions and luther furnishing of the Free
Academy. S9ft0.
For rents Of premises occupied for school purposes,
s3tso
Fe tre incidental expenses Of the Board, including
Tor salary Of The City Superintendent Of Common
Schools 81 teo
RECONCILIATION.
1st the current annual expenses Of COM
school instruction ......... 1909 3D. 81
"a 10. e citing, pun hasing leasing, aad pro-
eusirg sites Ter school bouse, 5000 %
rouscs ....,.....,..,...... 27ooo 90
buildings Of the Ward schools .......... lpoOo 90
5th. Tor the support of scAcels which have
been organized since the last annual ap.
rortion,neut .........,, 10000 90
eth Tor the surport Of evening schools $4,000 90
I,h the support Of the Free Academy 90 QU9 90
6,h Tor repairs and further furnishing OF the
IICe Academy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000 70
9Th. For rents. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 20
10th. Fcrinci5ental expenses including clerk
.................... 1900 90
l1th Fer salary Of City Sups1intcndent... 1900 90
Total. Observation-Disclosures. s5o5 d52 81
which The Board Of Education in pursuance OF the
fret subdivision Of the third section OF raid act hereby
report 20 he necessary for the purposes herein
toned.
nv order OF the Board of Eircation, November II,
1851 L. C. BESEDIJT, President.
AtpreT On sYrT. Clerk