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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-11

NEW ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
Usr received direct from Nev-Ycrk fresh sugPy Of
e. dress Firing Tsssle Buttous Velvet Ribbons. Dotted
Kid Gloves eolored and white assorted Sizes from
No. 81 to No. s. Also hand general assortment Of
dress rimming Caps Bonnes French work colors Sleeves
founcing acconst edsing swiss edne insert
ting head dresses, &C., &c. K. GUTHRIE,
is-f7.ty Corner Main and First streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-11

hyUNORl B9.@S bhls Cloves: -
~ 600 grouuf Allspice. Cipasmoa SD Gloves,
Sroo Nexisaa Mustang Liaimsst; - i. ~
do Perry Davis' Psia Killer: s eases Seedinees
IS hbls assofssd Mats jsss received ssd ses sale
oesz7 PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-11

D4 Dc AlVBTT, OBU IB0HS7-T--
infsrzs the citissss aat vicinity that
he visxeests ell orders II the vaxieus 1eDaxene 81
manner. If-I
Pc ~ sSfiis tssSS
non full Ass gid paas. vita ~ vtshsse
gems. .-s I,.s-5- ~
Pivst tssth .ssrs:s IN sss ssss sepssyss nsas ssa
adiss waited On g thsr Sssi1sasss - 6ssso1 O0se
VssDsstsos1 Ssr1ssly %. ,. Dgav1s 1sv0-D-1Sv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-11
UTILITY, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE
iai FIN e n EN- T. -.

UNvBRY enc or The sbsvs vl ssaAd we'll sdape
N ID 70 sad true Of the i0nssss quso-
tiss Goods Just arrived the we'll kaevn Store Of
wm. Locwemthal 4 Co.
Corner Main saa Fvs Having asssstosst sa&
ssstea surpaine In the variety eeieru
shades quantity sad quality snd thiu
which aly other house take psrtisa-
pleasure svts ssd va.svs
vicp y 70 evs ne call. We extend avitasen IN
pareu.r sh. f.ir assria shso that syssy srsls
(Sviss French Seetsh) fsaey Goods Manias whise
every dss srpon. Shawls Millinery and Ssraw
3oeds can Richest choice aad vsftsa
sorsmeut We fully eoavinesd that satisfy ehs
and satisfy evefy claim rpetne
eced taste au prees In Csthins kiad aa@ cat
please every aeasnd for color quality
nhsI wM. LoEwENrHAL 90.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-11

lNRKSH ARRIVALS.-
Il % cases elegant Fancy Prints;
10 do assorted bleached Muslin;
100 pieces plain black Lawns;
100 do half mournins Lawns;
IS do elegant French Robes;
I'D do Challie Ben sge. xtra qualities;
500 do assorted Pensee Silk Handkerchiefs;
30 cartoons assorted Ribbons, lust reed and for
by ny5 J. h. MAGHEE CO.,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-11

NHB Board Of Trustees Of Pigeon Township. yandsbrs
County Ind prepared receive sealed posals
Saturday the 2ss Of March NEXT for eaiidas two
The work to be rock. work the material Sand
monthly estimates will hs made Of work doae sad
material the ground OF which 90 cent will be paA In
cash down. The Board retaining 10 until the
plsOn of the job Plans and
1t the business house Of Decker Kramer. Maia street.
lan2l-tt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-11
$500 IN GIFTS
Dg0TRIDUTEO IN RQUAL PROPORTIONS

INVITE every Beeks, al ssla
7" The Gf eeasiss ef Gold esd silver wssshss.
ged and silver psaes gsld leske esd SiA gold peas.
sAisesar areps perts.e.nia psrss: rsse.lss
sssitisd eft Ordsn sso sAs sssessy
will receive prompt ssnon. and will b seat By nail %
express With dispsteh.
Also. Mrs stsvs's nsv neysl ..prsd. vels. gfl -
shove. J. 3. ANDREWS. ISo Nessaa a.
Catalosuesssnt 10 any address. nev6-3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-11
GAMEs GAmEll

GAME! GA M E!y
4 SACKS Of Rabbits. Prairie Chickens and Squirrels.
- lust reed BY Express the praires OF Illinois
saie by SAM'L vICKERY.
janis Opposite Branch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-11
PINE LUMRER AND SHINGLES,

ID H. BENNETT would respectfully aaneanes 70 the
eitissns Evansville and country that he
(havng the Of for
sare) opened Yard Csrpsntsr straet Krats
or rsts cheaper than even oHsrsain this city.
to18-lWdiyW
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

With regard to these bills the e1stnins,on made by
the Specisl Committee Of the Board OF Aldermen IN
1856, showed an ovsrcharge Of So per cent
The bills since that report were exsmnei under the
direction of the Controller, amounting to $1,955.
The report Of the two practical pump makers en-
poyed TO examine these bills reported work done 10
the value OF The work was represented
as being done by Smith for the bsneft of the
widow Of r. l.. Dewey, who did the same
work under Purdy. the former Commis'oner OF he-
pairs and Supplies. ,u.;
Upon this representation, and ihe ProaNlcn 81 an
and receipt the amount due the sun Of 's 10 was
paid her and her receipt taken in full OF al! demands
The sumlnary of thess settlements is as io!iows;
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
FIRST FROST IN ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN,
AND MICHIGAN
pondence Of Pie N. Y. Tribune.

Conesponoe1ce OF Yhe n. T.. Tribune.
MouSr CARROLL, Carroll Co., III Sept. 90, 1857.
The first frost this season made hs appearance here
this morning. large portion of the Corn is yet il
the milk. Sugar Cane is not sufficiently nasured to
make into srup. The above remarks will, undoubt-
edly, spply to al Northern Illinois. sP.
GRAND DE- TorR, Ogs Co., H., Sept. %, 1857.
The first frost Of the season made rs appearance
here lsst night, sad viii kin everything ths. NOT out
Of the way.
Crops Of al kinds are far enough along to preven.
damage. A.A.r.
DrLHI Ingham Co., Mich, Sept. 25, 1857.
The 6rst killing frost that has visited this vicinity
this sessos made its appearance last night Weduee
dsyb Sept. "a, but - the Fall srops were me.ured,
and the Indian Corn wss nearly al cut and put in.o
"'hosks, it did not do Any material damage. The
farmers Of Central Michigan will be blessed with
larger supply Of "maze this Fall than ever hereto
fore. And such is the prospect, seemingly, Ell over
the State. The Potato crop slso is promising Home
prices win rule very low. Potatoes are worth no in
the Lansing Market rs cents per bushe Com 50 cents
Wheat 20 cents. w.Hc.
SrArosvrLLr, Riehlsnd Co., Wis.,, Sept. %, 1857.
This morning We had the first killing fost-presume
it is general IN this region. You will oblge bv pub.
MhiDs communications on the subject from other
quarters, and We hope, notwithstanding our proximity
to the north pole (which you object to- to draw CON-
ioft nom the fact thst We receive less dsmsge from
host than mos. places 200 miles further south. Our
crops are oil good. Du.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

CoAnIssroSTRs OF ExcIsE.-There was 70 qocrun
preeest yesterday and Comussioner Haskell adoarnsS
the Board until next Friday o. the usus! hour The
sessions of the Board will hereafter be he'd in PAT
First or Second OF he Common Pleas according - The
Court may OF may 40. be sitting At the time. Con-
missioner Hseh.ts stated that on Friday the counsel
of The Lque5 Dealers' Association would have ths
papers resdy in case embracing I'll the points ~ iseue
under the Excise Law, and that It was designed to
hurry il through .he General Term OF the Supreme
Court without argument, by consent, 30 that hnaI
decision may be reached in the Coan Of Appsss
during the coming month. 80
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29


In addition claims against VARIOUS pOh semen
were adjusted to the amount OF -, OH 81.
For the detailed statement Of this settlement see
procee dngs Of the BE ard of Counc aen June s. 1857,
P. l'o.
FUND FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE METROPOLITAN
POLICE.
The twenty-si1th section Of the "Act TO establish
metropolitan Police District and to provide for the
government thereof" provides that the Supervisors
Of Kings County and of the City and County OF New
YoIk shall annually raise by tax euch sums OF money
a. the Board Of Police on or before the first Monday
in June shall appOtion requisite and needfu to be
raited by each city and county, said apPorionment
net TO exceed the sum necessary to maintain police ac-
commodatons in said counties, nor unless the said ap
pcrtionment shall have been frst approved by a
majority vote of an Auditing Committee, composed of
the President Of the Board Of Superysorsa. Of each
of til counties embraced in the Metropolitan Police
Dstrctapd by the Controllers OF the Cities OF Brook
lyn and New-YOrk respectively.
On the 18th August, lSJ7, the Auditing Committee
above referred to me. at the office Of the Metropolitan
Police Commissioners in White street. when the esti
after due consideration and making sundry alterations
in the estimates, the amount to be levied in the
fetpe:tve counties was approved as shown IN state.
nent No. The result OF this statement, agreed to
by The Auditing Board Is as follows
For .eDersl expense. to be assessed according 70 the
vslu.ion upon all the counties embrassd within
the Metropolitan Police District, viz: New. York
Clty ana tess IS
Nns. Sa IS
Ricbmond COUNTY SIS 50
Tota........................ 100 %
The pas OF the pauolmen is confined exclusively 10
New-York and Brooklyn.
The estimate for the payment Of Police for the City
Of New.York includes Sl men in service on the 18th
of August - nver policemen, and mounted police.
mon for the Central Park aud the Twelfth Ward.
The total expense for the City Of New. York Is:
Fay Of policemen, ke. including rent for ONCE Of M
Depnty Superintendent and Police Telegraph tsesWo
Portion Of general eapenses "H' "
IN. psy of th. old Police, for 1885, osSsA 10
Ii the Supervisors should reconsider their vote re-
,tictpg the pa!Iolmen to ave, and should incres sse
uLder the old system twelve hundred, the expense
would be considerably increased.
A. C. FLAGG, CONTROLLED
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

lcin The sapssissss to usA, vAica hsa p.sesas1 N.
dsy or tso he sssss ssSer Col ycksses Su~ -
exceed two thousand nan, has q Vel srcvidsS "a
evsDtAiSg t< male :ss msr,h p,ssssa, -
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

THH urAh ElrEprrIss-Tke Missouri Democrat by
letter from foni Lesvenwo,,h dated the i9,h, ia.o'
That Secretary Hsrtne.t hsa lef Icsyenworh on the
anerSoon Of that s,y Win the tsgssgs wagons, to
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

HoR1IcrLruRAL SocrrY.--Tte Fan sxhiti,in u
this Society win Commence this evening q: NkS,
Saloon and continue uatn ThHrsday svs?icTA vhas
VII close with festival and eonoerc. X Ghs, ,sAihts
will be spen during the day, ss well q -s1daG u
Wednesday AID Thursday. n,f'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

PAY OF THE PERSONS EMPLOYED BY THE CEN
TRIAL PARK COMMISSIONERS IN 1856.
The Engineers. Police force, and Clerks, employed
by the Mayor and Street Commissioner acting as Com
missoners Of Central Park were paid up to Dec. 81,
of 1857 of 500 $50 AZ. These payments were made on
the statement made by the Commissioners, as follows:
EpEneers .....$N1I ~
Police. Vr.oo v,
SeDCles
Stationery and rent. l.t0
The number of per.ons employed and settled with
in this payment were:
Er rsnetr Corps
Clerks
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
THE TURF.
CITY ITEMS.

Philharmonic socIrrY.-Ths Concerto ~ -,
hsarssIs Of this, The S1tesntA Sessou viii take pea
a. heretofore, Ct the Academy OF Musc.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

HARLEM RA,IHoIp On snd after tie 18Th peo1i'
mo, the long cars Of :hs Harlem Railroad, sIss'e
those Of the mail and Albany tsans, viii stop u ssd
start from toe rpiOvn depot. corner Of Fourth svenos
ard Tventy-sil:h street. IL view Of The iscressed
snour. o; Business al the upper depot, the buing
undergoing extensive alterations and impsovs~sns"
new sttiog Toora :or genLe nen being prepAseo'
with the main entrance from Twenty nxta stce.
Spacious doors are so Being placed on the s0r'n une
of the bUildiDg 80 e. to communicate W.ih ns" e~
shed, abou to be bu: for the protection OF psss.-
ger. The Al5cny and mail train csr, VII eoaias0 "
leave the Depot corner o: Centre snd ~hi's Sfee" y
heretofore. .s ltl
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

Columbia College s:ats on ts e.!ssred career 20
Monday nsr, -itS ssy.,.l new ssd eminent Profess
ors in addition % It's ,xisiiog F,ca..y We trust thai
i, will reshys tie .xpeea,,ors tSst a~ formed OF H.
.ad m i.s new position .ad With iss issre.sed pe:n1r
sry resource. .sd it, additions, 10 the meme OF %r
par;irg hnoss ssss 10 The vaious ssfar.'Nss' q W.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

THE RELIEF FryD.-The sub-Comnittee o. the
Central America Fund' assembled as O'Clock zee.
tereay afternoon at the Of the Board of Under.
writer's. The following letter from the proprietor of
The Stevens House was then submitted:
STEVENS HousE, No. IS Broadway " Y, Sept o. 1857.
A. A. Low, esq-Dedr SIR: [ take pleasure In
handing you, herewith sss collected tom the guests Anl
patrons a my house 10 aid q the the destitute passengers aal
crew Of the steamship Central America
Included in The above will ind check for oo payable
10 order from John Dale sgent Of the Liverpool
Philsdephs sid New York S:ssn.hip Company. =
Rec ,ectfuIy, your JOHN OGRADY IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

HrxeARiAs GRAss-Mr. L. Holmes, Of No 3
Chambers street, bss LEI. With rs . sample d h
"Hunesrisn Grsx." and . very strong reco0msadl
ton sf il, signed BY nearly al the ofsciAl eA~sesnx
Monroe County Iowa; which, however, does aa
change the character Of the gras', or stsr or opa
a. heretofore expressed This grass is GernAa nst-
an annual, and worth cultivation ss ruch, sus ut y
proitsbe q osts, for which II u in sous mcclure
substitute II shouId never be substituted 10 piece ef
timothy and Other perepCisl grssee'i and Ae FsgA
should not be bumbugged into buying the ssea 4
great price, under the belief thst it is soythhsssv
under the su,, and o: slmost fabulous vslue. We
b.ve always recommended the cultivation II niusa
We do 20 still. In Europe the seed 10 used fer bsssl
Huff. We do not recommend Il for that purpose h
this country, because We have something bstser.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
SiDessy Wsse,Sp brl...-..- nna 9
Issj...x..:.....-........ 40 S-a"S
BtsIy euEs9s bns..... ........
ssss.s....s. br09 S-3~0~

GAl oe4oGS<as.sssss ~~~~'A -
RRw.YNx, hsy IS. 1857.
A c. p Ase t.e -Dss, 6v A. ysu reqoest, have es
ssped the hills ef Mr. +. psH0vAn tAst pseced IN ny
hands Sa = prSeale md hsye sD3ssv0ed fsf ~ pos
BIZ Of pss 70 The roh but 70 ions
tine has elapsed nee many Il them were done toat cooId
,eei.ev tel the Of vorh put but from the 81,
alton made am ssssfed se sssh amount Of work
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
TAis males q total of.,.

Ihs mstes totA of.,..........S ,77s,4 ,4s7 g
exlended IN twelve months preceding July l. 1857,
vhSch s paid by TAXATION, beyond the sum paid for
the ordinary scppct Of the City Government, as
sAewl in Statement No. I.
APPROPRIATIONS, EXPENDITURES AND RECEIPTS.
Ssstenens No. shows the whole amount of sporo
yrstops for the calendar years 1856 ana 1857; also
khs expenditures for ak months Of the year 1856 from
July 70 December 81, and six months Of the wear
-. ,os.l .T. dsd aso Soaar N the ne. last col
Assas for the twelve months preceding July |, 1857
- VII:
r1 sl months o. leS................SItol,tT leS. IS
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
STATEMENT NO. III.

INCLUDING TRUST ACCOUNTS rRoN JULY l, 1870, 10
JusE 80, 1857.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29


this country, because We have something better.
THE PRICE OF BREAp.-A working man wants b
know when the struggling mechanics and working ne
of this city are to be made sensible BY inessssscf
the eze Of the losi. or 9 reduction of Prise by As
bakers. that Providesce hes blessed the ccunsy vA
an abundant crop Of bresdetuffs. " N is al very
pleaeant," he Gays, "to hear Of the grsas crops d
wheat and reduction Of price Of -four but il wosd b
mere practically pleasant to hear Of bakers being ~
di,posed 10 grind the face Of the poor" b
THE DocroRs' BILLS IN THE BuRDyLL 2uRDE1
CAsE.-The Committee on County Offices hs1 the
bills of the doton attending the Budsll mur0ef csse
before them yesterday for examination The hrss IN
der confiderstio was that of DR.. j. w. s Gourey r
conducting the microscopic examinations Of the blJod
found in the House No. 81 Bond street. amounting 10
&3o0 Dr. Gourley wss preseut, and certified 70 tAs
correctness of the charge. Dr. Wm knight sent in 9
bill of $3.50, for examining the apartments IN Dr.
Burdelps house. Nc 81 Bond street, In search Of
blood stains &c, inspectios Of the room sAd pod
ton Of the furniture in which The murder was CO.,
ntted in order TO the sscertainng Of the poseasf
"the Doctor q the time Of receiving the wounds -
4" the direction in which they were given; insped4e
the clothing Of dece Ased and I'll others found % y
A" premises surgical examinations Of the wounds b
order 10 the discovery Of the character Of the n
ment by which they inflicted; to searching tie
"premises Of the deceased and also of John J. Eskd
viz: factory and yard in Fourth street.; also faeo1
and viciDage situate No. H3 Stanton street. piFs
"spectng box of clothing sent from Corposa9sa =
Yard 10 examining the dagger and other inskS
ments found on the aboveusmed premises, md con-
pairing them with the wounds the body of u
deceased; to examining into the character Of ~
blood found on different articles of csethi.S
carpets &C., and 20 searching Of the remains, 60,
"suppo.ed to have been consumed in grates.' j.
The bill of Prof Doremus, for ten days services b
chemical analysis in the same case, 4ioo ives .szs
taken up. ,sE
The parties concerned were not all present, and the
Committee sdjourned 10 Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

without enterinG into more eeteA-s, seuA
port your Committee Of Invests alton wo nearly correct
AnA the suppHss farnsAed sub - aaes Aoyss
coolers eoa bod lanterns, dns.pan ke IRON tas ssmpes
shown there charged mueh they were al Of Ae "Js
and quality th,t saw.
regard ,to,eppe and ,nc and stoves furnished ensns
ard boe housss find there 10 weight charged iof 'aA
wss furnished. fof example:
Hoe. ehased With lis pounds stove pipe ct my ,sq0est
taken down and weighed s. pounds including dt and
three old joints Of pipe.
Hose house Nc. 0-Bothine Done
Ensns house No 81 new stove furnished and old ones
taken away
Engine No. o2-3new charged for but arushed
Engine house No. IL sove charged tcr and st u''
pish,d. but the old stove repaired
Bose Al s1t nothing furpA~d ssd nothing
done to pipe.
Hose 6l-l stove charged, not furnished
Hose i-stove charged - repaired but nothing oone
And hronsh the restes dHerence being the over
ehsrse stove. pipe and zinc d.
should Judge Mr. Donovan has had no ksovlease Of
the business undertook perform but trusted TO others
for the smosnt OF tme, hc-, furnished
also think that not Of much be suess tact,
he could be imposed upon wheI buys his stock and which
probably the why hh paced on sonne OF the
'uYIbes .,.,, r.
from 50 to IS per cent Respectfully yours
JAMES Y. WATRfES.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

Ststs No. shows the appropriations made ia 1856
sd 1857, account VI Trust funds aud Special
Accounts; also the sums paid out Of the Treasury on
scccuht Of these funds for months in 1885, and six
months In 1857 and the total expenditures for twolye
DsxtAs preceding July /, 1857.
This tabls embrsces the large sums which psss
HhyousA the Treasury, by borrowing on Revenue
pssas, In anticipation Of the annual tsI and in pay
~ thess bends when the tax is realized. 1t also en-
Aqoees uhe sums which are borrowed On what are de-
ucnissted Assessment Bonds. These bonds sxe
isesed to borrow money In anticipation Of the coiee-
Eo.s by assessments for grading aud paving Streets
bslditT sewers, &c. This is done 10 get money, in
snheipsson Of the collection by assessments to enable
- Tfessury 70 pay the contractor oa the work ss
socp - his labor is done.
TIE total sum which has passed through the City
1fess my, ON account of" Trust Funds" for the
Twelve months preceding the LIST OF Jaly 1857,
including the sum paid on the Central Park amounts
- si2 20 s@ l3.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

vAoss nfm s,osly evieJ % tie city, BY ~. OF
real and Hersonal estate. il eses yssr, Gosi taOo
1850, hos6 ,nelrsivN Ths asseDsD. VIII sct sbCv
ths e1soe sum expended 10 each year, f~ Ne vAisue
ohSc,s enumerated IL the ;able, bot ). cisco a.
ro,inssion to the Aggregate sum, Aciased = The
,ss nhvy Of each Ss1 s sm saa"F ,,,agss mere Of
previous year" the sum Of 500 ccO which properly
keop,, 10 the expenditures Of lS49 In 1853 The tai
il increased $4,000, by sn excess feIpendfr'es ~
1852 In 1855, tte assessnent for anearages IL
&Isi 900, which arses from excess Of eIpeAdur.s
IA 1854; In 1876 the assessment for aresrases -
4lI5, ,932 SO 10 meet the excess al expenditures -
1855, and 10 1867 the arrearsges Of the prevoGs yeaf
amount to $43s, ,5e AZ.
INCREASE OF TAXATION.
The increase Of the sum annually asseseed on each
prt pery holder occasions muoa anxiety md comP'ain
sho II Is toe right q every taxpayer TO be iniormea
Why the taxes Of 1857 much exc7ed those OF pre-
vious years.
IN. .msunt Of .he Tax Levy for 1857 S ~ =
The amount Of the Tax Levy for ]ssd......' aVo1eo
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

Receipts more thsn Expenditures. $79i 55l is
Statement No. has been prepared iOr the purpose
sf.howog the total amount Included IN toe tsx lew
feY ,eres Of eight years. This s.seu snt iacluics
sot snly the sums raised annually BY direct tax oa
sesopst Of the varoas Objects fvr the ordinary sup
Mi OF he CITY Government but also, the large saas
tsfore r.fened 70 for The maantenaooe of the Free
eNAso,s elite city the spnent on aecoantof the
{sa,s S4boo iay the Mil Tsx. snd some other items
.,,,d no vi,h Trust AooJuhts.' TIE stlssmsu,
1sy ihejekys b. referred N, 81 ao eIl,bi: oi tDs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
SIS Is2 Is, ~ SIZES. .sls S.

STATEMENT NO. ".
SHOWING THE AMOUNT OF TAXES LEVIED IN TIE CITY
AND COUNTY OF sEw-YoRK, FOR THE EIGHT
xv..s roou lS50 tn lS57