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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-06

DROFEsSOR ANDERSON is AT PRESENT IN BAL
timore giving his grand entertainments at the Holiday
IN its walls will appear at the National Theatre in
finish his Southern tourhe having before
hundred and sixteen thousand American citizens in the
the honor Of making his third New York
give series of his entertainments which will include
number Of and startling wonders natural magic Pro-
atters himself that he is well known
the citizens of Empire City require the pury Of
Of the eoneeited and blundeng conrors who have lately
his extraordinary called into existence OF
tnerants who have neither fame this any
other country and whose abortve and unartc perform
aness as humbug Spirit Rappngs Professor
Anderson will for tho first time give his and lecture
the Spirit Rappngs and their attendant phenomena,
viz astroogy clarvoyance, second sight &c &c. This
extraordinary ugge and most perncious uson
persons to commit suicide and has sent 3 to the
will show how the produced and explain the whole
machinery in use by the Spirit Rappng jugglers n B.
History Of the Spirit Rappess from their origin Rochester,
machinery and the system adopted the Spirit Rappng
confederacy.
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NEWT0WN ACADEMY-LOCATED AT NEWTOWN,
IN Fairfield co Conn.,. HOMER FRENCH principal,
aided by competent and experienced assistants The princi
sexes into bis family The summer session will commence
store, Broadway, whore Mr. f. be from IL to
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CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED,
~ Persons DESTROYS OF converting their cast of articles
into cash. obtain fair price sending for tho subser
her, At his residence, or through the Post office.
l.. M DUSSELDORF, No. Is ELM street
N. B.-Ladies attended to bv Mrs. Dnsseidorf
NAST OFF CLOTHING COSTUMES, JEWELRY, FIRE
" arms, &c.-Gentlemen families having the above
mentioned articles for sa will be attended ut their resi-
dns by leaving orders addressing line through the
NAsT OF CLOTHING-s20oo WORTH wANTeD-
- The highest cash price viii DO literally given current
every description Address through call JAMES
MORONEY at his second hand store IL Orange street,
Chatham.
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.-LADIEi
~ and gentlemen having any to dispose Of, receive
fair cash price, by sending to the stores letter posi-
g. COHEN, Az Hudson street, and "a West Broadway
Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen.
NLOTHING.-CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNI.
~ ture wanted-Lades and gentlemen having any cloth.
ing furniture jewelry obtain fair cash prico from
subscriber at his residence through the Post ONCE
Ladies attended by Mrs Cohen.
N. s. COHEN, No. &C Elm street.
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Sealed proposals will be received At this office until
rsday, April 1888 70 regulate reset curb and gutter
tn Eleventh avenue regulate, set curb and gut
Stones and pave Forty fourth street from Fifth
broadway; also flag four feet Of sidewalks thereof
set curb and gutter stones and the carriage
81 Forty third street, from Second to Third
b icatons 30 be had on application to the Contract
u this department.. JAMES FUREY,
! A1o 1853 Street Commissioner.
fREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals will be received ~ this ONCE until Wed
bay April 1883 At IL O'Clock M 70 set e.rb and gutter
and nag space four feet wide through sidewalks o.
and grade Forty sixth street from Fifth 70 Sixth
ons had application to the contract clerk Of this
Artment. JAkES FURRY, Street Commissioner.
arch %, 1885,
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THIS MONTH ONLYl-TH LAST OPPORTUNITY
of learning to write of the subsc iber for FIVE dollars
Terms-Five dollars for ten lessons ten dollars for
scribing Open daily from M to9 r NJ, excepting sa.
temens class ut A. NJ, and and O'clock r NJ daily,
excepting Saturday Separate parlors for private instruc
Of the pupil terms $40 For sale Goldsmiths System Of
Penmanslp elegant copy book with ample instruction
price cents per copy or i've copies for 81 Gold pens Of
"''S ''''" Olives i've y GOLDSMITH, 2s Broadway
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BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies.

pRPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given to the owner owners occupant
es, Of all houses and lots, improved or unmproved
affected thereby that the following assessments have
completed by the Assessors and lodged the office
no Bureau of Assessments for examination by all per
interested vz-For grading Forty street. between
I'd and Fifth avenues. The limits embraced by such
ment include all the several houses and lots Of ground
&nt lots, pieces and parcels of land, situate both
Of Forty fifth street between Third and Fifth avenues
both sides of Fourth avenue 100 feet inches north
south Of Forty fifth street. All persons whose inter
affected by the above named assessments and who
opposed to the either of them requested
ent their objections in writing to the undersigned at
office, No Hall Of Records, within thirty days fIom
hate of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNIELL y
fhce Bureau of Assessments Street Department, April
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INSTRUCTION.

EovERNEss.-A YOUNG LADY, A NATIVE OF
" Germany speaking Auenty French and English Is do
srous obtaining engagement in family resident
In addition to the usual branches Of English
music drawing and painting The best of city reference
given Apply by letter to b. b. Governess Herald office
TNsTRUCTION.-A LADY, FULLY COMPETENT TO
teach music French English, needlework &e, desires
situation in school private family Good reference
given Address Mrs Harding care of G. Mallory ESQ
Tarrytown
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THE ASTOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY-OFTICE
Chatham Bank Building, No. 81 Chatham street-cont
insure dwellings warehouses, stores ships and
goes in and household furniture merchandise and
perty all kinds the favorable terms Lossei
paid ascertained.
WIN. T. PINKNEY, President.
ROBERT D. HART, Secretary.
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A usTRALIA k7 LINE,THE A. PACKET
IA ship ROCKLAND, 500 tons burden, Vinal master,
loading at pier Fo East river, will succeed the
Canton tenth ship Of the line and sail for Melbourne
SatiOn. Of this noble shp are :pfaosnt indgoemens
atn Of this first regular line for despatch Others
guarantee for intending emigrants to engage by her
preference to other vessel bound those
freight passage early application should be made WM
I. DUGAN 4S Front street, or to ARKELL RLLIOTY,
M6 Pearl street.
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,npop ArIoN NOTICE -DFPARTMENT OF nm.

>RPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF RE-
pairs and Supplies March %, 1S53-To Builders
bed proposals wf be received at the ohce Of the Com
Homer aof Repairs and Supplies, No. New City Hall,
will be opened, Din accordance with the ordinance
Fifth street so to accommodate the Seventeenth
Police Station, the Sixth Judicial District Court En-
Company No. 26, and Hose Company No. II. Builders
estimate for the masons and carpenters work sepa-
The plans and specifications Of the work to be done,
all information in regard thereto be had at the
Of the Of Repairs TO Public Buildings
Elizabeth street. Blank estimates will be furnished at
pr office. N B-The Commissioner reserves the right
ejest all of the estimates If doomed for the in
bt Of the Corporation.
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Is tain r... q u o'slcei.. WEN AZ - WI"
Wednesday '';s ARii ~ 5 yes;sss.n''
B.: 1.:s:s.
National Song. THE TOPPLES mr. Sinclair
E:eis
Farmer your II S1sR1 Hs'b Ad'.4'
sehpoonsnberg. Mr. Glenn Madame s.. Mrs. Broadley
RURToNs THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREET.-DooRs
Wednesday evening H AP soSF va 3; performed
Norton H: :EE''s Sa
"a" rim ss$SSi tS$ Hass Ms S'is:'s
51sa.s.
National THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREEr.-DooRs
Wednesday Arb ES III g;sfsir'a
ssss , Sst sss Smile. H., ;sss:
n,n Popular Dance wALI z'; Mary r.''ias''n
sas MI sss:
'''''''' S TRE WOODEN SHOEMAKER. De Forest
p sguars.-Boaes and Pa!qust Is cents: "
Wednesday evening" E ARsihl VII B performed
OSlasher. Mr.. Pilgrim Evelesn Miss Mitchell
UGOLINO.
Ugono Mr.. j. r. Scott Angelica. Miss Mitchell
DARNUMS MUSEUM.-ON WEDNESDAY EVENING,
ID at o'clock the astonishing Gadatoral Poses and
Feats Graceful Physique by the Brothers.
which, THE SIX DEGREES OF CRIME. This evening at
o'clock Roman Brothers in their wondrous
THE SIX DEGREES OF CRIME. Admission to the whole
Museum, Entertainments &c rs cents Parquet and First
Balcony, l2S cents extra.
CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE
Grand street-Open night during the week under
the sole direction and personal supervision Of Chrsty
whose in this for the years.
received with favor b highly respectable and fashionable
menCe at clock. April annual hsneat Oft Christian
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CO. Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Apri

SRPORATION NOTICE -DEPARTMENT OF RE-
pairs and Supplies April 4, 1S53-To Carriage Build
s e y
Thursdny April 4 1853 At u o'clock NJ, at which
known No. II. plan and specification Of the work
fred to be done and All information in regard thereto
had at the Office of the Chief of the Fire De-
ment No. q Elizabeth street. Blank estimates be
lat either office N. B.-The Commissioner the
to reject all any of the estimates if deemed for the
rest Of the corporation.
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AIRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
M ders her services ladies and gentlemen Of this city
in astroogy love, and law matters Interpreting Dreams
&c. by and science constantly relied by Napoloon
and will tell the of the lady gentleman they will
marry Also the of the visitors Residence No. SO
Great Jones street. Of Bowery Ladies, 20 cents
gentlemen, 81.
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DACKET OF SATURDAY 9TH-THE SPLENDID
packet ship E. c. SCRANTON Captain Spencer is now
rapidly completing her loading At Pier East river
Wall street, or Messrs. EVERETT & BROWN i50 Front
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CHIPPERs PER CLIPPER JEvANTER CAPTAIN
Foansbee at Pr II East river will please hand in their
bile Of lading, for SIGNATURE at few
light freight can he taken, Immediately applied for
SLTJDN d Co, - Wall street.
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ASTROLOGY.

AEATRIMONY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN A
N Lover-Profsssor Lawton, Boston, formerly Of Lon
dom will send to address, receipt Of dollar post
the devoted affections Of many Of a. their
waiting that all may be married irrespective Of appear
POSITION and last though not least IL be
possible. Address Professor Lawton Boston, Mass No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-06

E1oR MELBOURNE, PORT PHILIP, AUsTRALIA.-To
clear positively on Saturday 9th April the splendid
mander, will positively clear above Her accommodations
for passengers superior to any vessel up for Australia
abundance will be provided for their comfort She
10 900 tons and spreads over 200 yards From the
will make the passage in less than days For
balance freight which must be secured once
apply on board, at pier nine, East river; or to
MAILER LORD, l08 Wall street.
Our Mr. Samuel p Lord ont in this to establish
any consgnments made to him. =
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TyHRIsTY'S OPERA HOUSE, 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE
- Grand street-Open night during the week under
the sole direction and personal supervision Of E. Chy
Received with favor highly rSpeSssbs and fashionable
mence at o'clock April annual hsneat Oft Christian,
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BARTHOLOMEW Is. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies

AQU
torsSealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for sewer
eighth street also with the name Of the person or
received at the office of the Croton Aqueduct Depart
until Monday, the 18th day Of April, 1853 at twelve
and culvet in Forty eighth street from point Atty
least Of Twelfth to the west line of the Eleventh
ue being In length about $50 feet The plan Of the
bid specifications for the building Of the and ell
information relating thereto, be obtained app
bn to the Water Purveyor, at this office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
nrl Narn
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NANCY PIGEoNs.-A CHOICE COLLECTION OF
powters, swallows, boards, mhgpies fans, tumblers.
rufs, &C., for sale. Apply at IS vesey street.
CNOR SALE-MANMOTH NEWFOUNDLAND AND
St Bernard pups Scotch English terriers and other
breeds The King Charley not for sale Pups
order. Inquire ut DOS Wator street.
EOR sALE-A SETTER DOG, ABOUT SIX YEARS
old, warranted stauneh, and we'll broken. PYce $50.
Apply at No 2 East Twentieth street.
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LIQUORS.

DVERTISER HAS SOME IRISH WHISKEY WHICH
n he will either sell trade for good furniture summer
clothing, &C. and he has imported II for his
from SIR John Power of Dublin It cannot fail to please
who desire first rate article. Address W. K, Herald
Office, for one week
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MRS. ALVIN, FROM PARIS WILL FURNISH IN
MI telligence about all circumstances Of e 70 all those
who may address her. likewise nerprets Dreams law mat
her visiters the person they will marry. Mrs. Alvin
speaks the gh, French, and German languages Resi-
dence 29 Bowery up stairs, Stanton street, Once
hour frnvr1 IN
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UG GOCKEL, THE CELEBRATED PIANIST AND
"A composer eleve of Felix Mendelsohn Barholdy who
arrived from Europe begs to inform the musical
public that he will in short time have the pleasure of Civ
ing concert in this city Further particulars will be duly
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NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS BENEFIT.-DR. VALEN-
IN tine gives his aughabe entertainment this evening"
April 9th Hope Chapel for the relief Of the sick and des
soldiers there deserving of good
benefit than they. VIII the public assist relieving
their To commence ut clock Tickets 80 cents
VIM. PEEL Secretary.
Col p c. BuRNHAm, Treasurer
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IOTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAC
tors-Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposal for
street, also with the of the person persons
lng the same and the date of its will be
1 Monday the 18th day of April 1853 at IL o'clock NJ,
ud sewer, with the necessary receiving basins and
about thirty feet south of Frankfort street. being in
about 476 feet The plan Of the sewer and specaca
for the building Of the and all other
hing thereto, be obtained application to the
Ter Purveyor, at his office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
nr Anr l
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SEIGNETTE BRANDY LANDING-IN HALE
a. pipes quarter and eighth casks Of this genuine and
well brand imported direct Of high flavor and full
fourth proof landing from board the Themisockle
from Rochelle and for eae from under custom house lock
by DAVIS HENRIQUES, SO Wall street.
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LNRANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM STREET.-GEO-
Lea ProprietorThe above establishment is ever
afternoon at o'clock and in the evening" at TX for the
purpose Of Classic and Original Of ving
gcthr with variety beautiful For futher
particulars, see bills Of each day. Admssion-SeAts In
Boxes 90 CENTS Stage Seats with cushioned
chairs 37 cents Boxes, rs cents; Gallery l21 CENTS
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INSURANCE..
ENOX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HAVING
IL filed their declaration and charter required by law
the books Of subscription the capital stock Of the Lenox
Fire Company will be opened Thursday 18th
instant from 10 A. to p NJ at the East River Savings
Bank No Chambers street. door to Chatham street
JOHN G. STORM,
JOHN j. DORTIC, commissioners.
CHAS. A. WHITNEY,
New York April &. 1879
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scott Co. IS sossS street New York continue to make
Abe most isyor.hls terms bring
a. and
se sn
s0w twice zach month They also remit money in the sam:
Rsy.SI: ses IL G.ins1ps place: ias
NoTIoE-PAssENGEEs PER BARK, THEoxENA,
ship Them
taken ssdSss$ Sssiy
.Sn SSF a. captain
@ M On Sy s s S =
With lightning rods eboats and patent life preserves
nsaisssS Now Vow 'pp1sa Il"
DOR BERMUDA AND ST. TnoMAs.-THE STEAM.
Pssssgs Money to Bermuda $50
Apply to j. cUNARD,, Bowling; Green. y
TOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG ANB RICHMOND
l sss1% ss SeIss pxs. e.
saturday April 9th O'Clock r NJ For freight apply
'''''' -n' LG6IxS pLEAsANrs, SO Front street.
ToR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA-UNITED STATES
LySn sGa on
iasioef p pier NS Ng5.h Sy;y ApgIy
The FLORIDA, n. 5: woodruff, Captain, on saturday,
s the and '
OFFICE OF THE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND IN.
~ land Company, 81 Broadway March q, 1883 =
The service for the transportation Of the United States
mais TO San Francisco, via New Orleans, Vera Crus,
and Aseapulco, will be commenced on the first SEQ.
S ssm .n s'S ysri Ex nh
will be despatched from New Orleans Thursday the th
Of April next at o'clock A NJ For further information
apply Messr Harris Morgan 70 Tchou ptoulas street,
New Orleans, or at the office ofthe Company, above
CHIPPERs PER CLIPPER JEvANTER, CAPTAIN
Foanbee at Pir II East river will please hand in their
bile Of ladng, for SIGNATURE at very
light freight can he taken, Immediately applied for
SLTJDN d CO., "a W all street.
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ITO THEATRICALs.-w r. FISH, TROM LONDOF,)
i theatrical and characteristic wig maker $50 Pearl
attended Wigs lent hire for private parties and fancy
four hours notice.
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- % $500, ~ Ehsr, !" a An. (;rsss.r sxrd Q
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mp e2iaA Waswick o. Bostea now 81 esM be9s:@
has esn p0ycAA~ed b. h0u,e In this oy. wnsacs he
Wti fer~af o. bail
iAvho.I-A 6ps eappsr ship. called tbePyrse ooaDs.
va isusched On TUESDAY ming last from the ysra
OF nsess Arv1D Cannon 81 % hsr 81 Msstapoees -
u Of al tons ia see long % fat iochss stAs cd
10 feet deep dhs u osnsd By Msesrs Gibbs Jsonsy.
tsuhaveo- ard 70 b employed the whAls ashsry
Fsishsvso.
At KsO DebuDkpor, 9th Inst By Nsssrs Emmoss Z
hayes. boil, IN ,hs soost Thorough mannsr ADD n -
c,mnA, ord ~ Capt David En,ot Ae OF chic Ab~lns,
Bef os,e ~ Hs.srs Gsosgs L,yd 90, Bosnu Va
l. I'd Jr and Rob smith Jr K~oneounk -T--
The tplenoid capper sh,p GAuutst Of 1910 tons was
SAFELY hunoted cbu ond Ne 9th inst and aof pre-
v,oUsly. ~ was sup sOs~d
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HetnlL nxhIhN- NOsEcSpCo
KINGSTON Aug ~.
Arivrd-l4h barn Diamsst (Brsml, Psyeksa
Yvk briggs G.uGdst ED s,ngs Ragged I-saa (snd "a
sssuB 18Th. 10 b PAuiD+ tBrsuj 10 tsr Nfork 2ssa.
hart II Oosvta B.-to,d fsI kfort Me- Goth, bsg Nss
WORD. Sampes Baltimore
ssihd-x7th brig Coqoe' te Godfrey, Baltimore.
SD f ON Mon<so Bay aug % bsk Victory, Eiefssn,
Cubs big TiDeIias, Joass co
PMIADEIPHA. Ssot l0-A PA
Arrivsd-Brier Hesperus. Psenle, sod Cs,rJ Rst6n
gil. EAs,tort ecbr- 30 ton, Eaton Cals rhonas Osa-
Licp. s.unoesr, Ne ndon Bssj Eag,isn L,ou Axvsn;
jew Prt,re'd N@woury port O~rsdne stoce Dean 8sa
Ror Kbtysy Hoshre Bos,on John Man,ovs Pharo, Pssr
NY
C'ss~-s'esnships o. Grey Bennett Chsrisstop: CIV
II Ne~ York. Ms,tbe-s B0 teD Cfy OF RsshmDod lie
sbsn RishUopd Ksnueoec Cars. WORK, sshrs J q
Dcushty do, B4rj English Lyons NHaven.
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TIE LIE G r Al HIC.

THE FLvEE II TEXAS AND ALONG THE MISSISSIPPI
Ngw ORLEANS sept Z 1853
The Gaye.4ou papers of tine ID inst state ,has he
JslIow had appeared there in . mild FORM two
ces b. having occurred during the last week
Much fever Is stiIl prevailing along the Mseis ipn at
VicL,sarg Nstehez Grand Gull. Port Gibson, ia .on
ROUGE &c
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Bosros, Sept TO- 1853
Some twenty Eve gentlemen met q. the Revere House
sst svepDe 70 take funds for the sui
fererv at Mobile Mayor sesvsr presided The sum Of
1000 contributed BY thoss present. and committee
chosen 70 obtain further aid, An sdditenal sum Of
el,6p0 was raised to dAy,
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IA t6e sueet Department, tue expenditure on
Cl0rkf IL thirty three thonsdnd dpla'- le-, 10 the
seven months ~ 1863 Than paid III the live
month of 1862; and the whole sum u $4,000 OF
txlerdec thf year On docks ard slip. new s1rk =
WI pslo contracts entered lltI ~ So and pre-
gious-
Statement No rbow- the appropriations made
In 1862 and 1853, ~ account y irlt Funds aid
Elecia accounts; alec, tbe suns paid ont VI the
Ircsfoty. On account 81 these funds for FIVE months
t8 l5b2l and seven months b sJ3 This table EN-.
braces INC large suraa which pss through the Trea
eury, ny borrowing In revenue bonds In anticipa
LoD Of The annual .l1. md n paving those bonds
when the tax ~ ieal zs3. Il siso embraces the sums
Which are bon ono0 - wnst are denominated %
eesx IGeBt bonds, 1hce bonds are issued to borrow
money In anticipation ~ the collections by assess
tDcsts tor opening, grading and paving streets
Luding 10 wers, DC. This Is done to get money in
anticipation of the collection Of assessments to ena
BILE tbe treasury 10 pay the contractor the work
as soon ~ bis labor Is d0fH.
The large sum Of one million of dollars expended
for opening and paving streets, az shown Il this
ftate ~ = collected BY assessments on tue proper
O. benefited.
The expenditures against the appropriation for
"Suets Paving" was o2I9, 200 Sc In the five months
o. 1852; and N99fs4 o. for the seven months Of
1903. The expenditures under this head embrace
AL The payments for grading regulating and paving
Lfetts, whenever psid by assessments II IL proper
& slate that IN tho payment Of about bali million