New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
were ken, epen. undo The charge Of doiv or,llfes

were kept open un1er the charge Of dolly quallfea
teachers, war seven months and seventeen days.
The whole number o. Children be we5g ne ages
Of and l6 years res.cirg 10 the several districts
or the 3lst OF December, 1850 was 7J3 Oi7 AMI the
whole number O. htdren TsPyrfct ~ the Trustees
as having been unoer instruction. for a longer o.
Shorter period DUNG the year VAS "a 2Jl. foh
TIE more detailed statement, hOWcfeT, mace up
from ache s. Isis u attendance for the eluer-
EFT perIocs required 10 be stated for the lniorht-
ton of the department, the accuracy OF "AlSA may
safely be relied upJn It appears tAd Inc "ho'S dl
Der o. children under instruction during lhs yea
vas s0O43O or this number, 7O5l were unoef Ia,
stucton during the entlre ear 4S5go ior psil3.
o. ten months and less than twelve SO 962 for elshI
months and less than ten llD9sl for six iEonIss
and less than eight l70OOj Tor four mOa rs ana
less than SIX 2l2 J7s for two moni1s aud iess 'A
four, and l96 sci FOR less period than '"o nouns.
The number Of unIcoTpOfated Se.ect ahu fn'd'e
Schools within tie limts Of the several cisHicts'
during the year reported vas 2,211 ana the nuh9ef
Of pupils attendance on slch schools nis f9'oiD
The number Of schools for colOIed children ID the
State is l05 and the NUMBER of children between
the ages Of and 10 taush. IN said schools during lhe
year reported, Was j,3O5 ~
The number Of volumes in the several dis'nct
libraries on the 3lSt day OF December 1850, was
l,j07 or. showing an increase DUNG me year re-
ported Of s. 1877 volumes
Returns Of the whole number Of children between
the ages Of four and twenty-One years, resiolng IN
the State the first day o. Angus, last as required
by the twelfth section OF the act passel a. me las,
session, have been received nom only 40 Oh tie o.
couYtes . and So defective are these returns which
have been received. that il has been found lmprac-
tcaDc TO submit any estimate uncer Ins iedu III 'ie
present report As me appOruyI,il I. ~ tu ~
money among the several school dlslr Gus VIII DC
made in accordance with the enumeration OF such
children. made on the 3lst OF December ltst' no IN
furious consequences can result from the omission
10 make the special returns required by the acI re-
teTT6d 70.
II. ESTIMATES AND EXPENDITURES or sCHOoL
MONEY.
The whole amount OF public money re"
ceyed and expended by the several districts during
the year embraced - the reports q The Trustees Od
the payment OF teachers wages was -- SIS|'io9 -
RsiseO hy Disric' FAX under the provisions y oar M, r.
the act Of l89 fJr thc same purpose $1,000 %
Raised by rate bills yoluu' riy ltVied 40 80 -
Local fluids applicable t. the same purpose SO,lI %
.,..,..., Sl'ss3,533 g g
reported as having been raised (EOlun-
tarlly. IT IS pTeSumecl To neet NE expen
arising from nc exemption of ;254
children IRON rare bills, and as raised by
District tax to supply deficiencies IN rate
G laaa @Soe out P'e''ou'' % INC ao' u 1926 O8
There we're also pald for teachers wages
ic %oHe ,'aSS iG,ES s1s %
Adding these two items the total expenditure
ported .d viii amount to ~ 49,, sl,s5o,96 90
tnct Lbrar TssI 89,lOa 96
Total amount for teachers wages and Libraries 39 So 8S
The following additional sums were raised by
District TAXATION for the purposes specl-
For purchasing School. house sites .-.. 1885, 81
For building School houses --.....-..-..- 1898 36
For hiring School houses 6439 w
For reparlDg School houses .---..-..-..- 1913 SIS
For insuIpg School houses .-..-.-..- 5l33 %
For fuel ---.-.---------.- 1855 81
For hook case, books and school apparatus 1903 ID
For ether puTpeses ...----------..- % $50 81
Aggregate an cunt Of expenditure for school
pnTposes during the yesr--.-..--.--. $ 1926 l6
The whole amount of public money received from
all sources by the several Town Superintendent dur
ing the year ending on the first day Of July last,
l0j2923 10
OF which there has been appoItoned forte
eIs' waees-------. --..--.-- S954i22 80
95). 100 80
Leaving unappropriated $lO2,8 81
III. APPORTIONMENT OF STATE TAX AND ITS