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POLLARD WEBB.

/ OFFER FOR SALE. MY FARM, "Rosen-
yIck, 4 miles distant from the town Of Cnpeper
and depot Of the Orange and AieXardrla r. r.
This Farm contains lS of land equal to any i'm
tins section o Virginia. Forty aIcs are IN timber,
and valuable young Orchard now just coming INTO
bearing, comprising all the most desirable varieties
OF Apples Pears Plunis, Peaches, Apricois Necta-
rInes, Grapes, &e;, &C., suited to our climate,
Spring of never falling pure water near the dwelling
Out-houses. &c. The Dwelling is plain, but amply
sufhclent 10 accommodate a small family. The
situation for health and beauty second to none i'm
this region. An extensive range of mountain
scenery. the beautiful Village of Culpeper, with
IN few minutes ak. offer facilities for attend
ing Church, and as fine Schools ms onr State af-
fords while the Orange and Alexandra r. Road puts
II within few hours ride Of either Washlngto ton
Alexandra, or Richmond. Ii is seldom a farm with
rs many advantages, is offered to the notice of the
public Persons desiring to purchase are respectful
ly invited to call and the premises. II s for
sale privately, bot if sold before Saturday the LIST
August, on that day II will he offered AT public
fIon- on The premises without reserve. Terms
made known AT sale. For any information address
X. e.. BOWEN. Cupeper Cuurt HonSp. Va. Ic 4
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hR. Willard, DENTIST, LATE OF CHI
~ CAGo, would respeci fully inform the cit
lzens of the District and vicinity. that hay h$~
Ing located hnHsef an Washing ION, lie is s~llIO
now prepared 10 perform al operations his profess
sion, In the most approved style.
Office, No. 2A, Penn. avenue, adjoining Gautier's.
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LARM FOR SAI.E.-A piece of hue LAN ID ON
U Rnch Creek, In Mont GuuIcry county, Md, Slx
mlies T"'n the heights oi Georgetown, adjoining the
lands "l Mcssrs. Perry. Wood, Ecstor, Movies
Bnhrer, aud IiaWh s. lI2i- acres. \ ieautI .u oca
tI"G: partially improved; new house j. acres rich
creek bnttom. aud some iIne yellow pine TIMBER II
can bP div de'l, f desired. Call and see the preni-
ses those who desire tu purchase. e4ir
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EoR SAI.E.-A very desirable RESIDENCE,
being Lot fronting g. feet I0 inches 10y ii6 feet
deep to- an an alley y feet WIDE situated the west
slne ol 6lh street west between l. and NJ north, and
back building, wood house, pump of excellent
wafer aud ornainented with variety of flowers and
shrubisry. Terms accommodating. Apply at No.
5l2 ed story eth street.
jP ~ POLLARD WERR
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hESIRABI.E PROPERTY FOR SAEE.-The
- ~ MINER RESIDENCE cf Geo. vi BIbb,
about two hours ride from the District Of Columbia.
This Farm contains about an acres, and lies heau-
tIfuly fnT division. The owner will sell the whole or
a part, with or without the STOCK.
On the place there fine house nearly I'm
lshcd, besides the family residence, great deal of
excellent fruit. and some fine horses and cattle.
The place prOverbIal for It's heathiulness and lie
iIghtfu water.
For further particulars inquire at his residence,
corner of FavfttP aud SECOND streets. Gcurse clown,
10 II w3ui GEO. NJ. BlBB.
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To SwEEIEN RANCID Butter An agriCul-
tnrdli>t, near Brussels, having succeeded in re-
moving the bad smell and dsa"reeabe taste of
some butter, hy beating or mixing il with chic
ride oi lime, he WAS encouraged by this happy
resui tn continue his experiments by trying them
upon butter ~ rancid a. To be past use and lie
hi> restored TO butter the odor AID taste OF which
Was ln>nPportable all the sweetness of f.e IA but
Ter. rus operation iS extremely simple and
Pfacucabie ior all IL consists in beating the
butter III a sur cient quantity of water, in which
had been mixed - To ~ drops of chloride OF lime
to two pounds Of butter. After having brought
all It's parts III contact with water, II may he left
for an hour or two; afterward withdrawn and
washed anew LA fresh water The chloride of
lime used having nothing injurious in it, can be
increased, but after having verified the expert
ment il was found that p to 30 drops 10 two and
q half pounds OF butter were sufficient
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BALTIMORE CITY MALT HOUSE.

MALT FOR SAI.E.-The undersigned having
corner of West Falls avenue and Block street,
would announce TO his friends and he public, that he
has % now IN full operation, with large supply 0i
MALT for sale On liberal terms.
my 6-Sm FRANCIS DENNEAD.
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DINEY POINT PAVILION

Is now open for the accommodation 6f the pub
ic In consequence of The loss of IS rooms by ~s.,
nre ast winter the proprietor cannot accOInmO 4s:d
date more than 81 or ~ persons. Nh
lie has frRSISHED COTTAGE for rent sit
uate1 about hye hundred yards from the Pavilion
suitable for family who wish to enjoy during the
season The advantages of the Sea breeze and aquatic
sports. having all the cOnveneDces for cooking etc
Terms S5n for the sea- son Of 3 months.
The steamers Columbia and Maryla touch az
The FONT every trip. w. w. DIN,
Proprietor.
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TAKE NoTICI

uuNT'S; MANUAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY.
ii vol. London. 1857
Hunts Practice of Photography. vol, London. 1851
Ilarts Ph"t"gTphy SImphhed. vol, London. 49,.
Straus : Art Of photographs, translated from tie
German, vol, London
vol,
Napier's Electro Meiallprgy. I VOL, London, 1857
Bakevell's Manuel IF Electricity, Practical and
TheoTei zeal. vol, 1857
Campbel's Text Book Of Inorganic Chemistry,
vol, London
Outlines Of Inorganic Chemistry, VOL, London
parnelrs Chemical Analysis, Qualitative and GUAM
Normandy S INTRODUCTION to Roses Chemical Ana
Galloway = Manual Of Qualitative Analysis, vel,
London
Gfaham's Chemistry in it's Applications to the Arts.
I vol, London
Chemistry in ITS Applications to Arts anA Manufsc-
lures /; BY Ronalds, Richardson, and kLa,p; ".
London
Gerhsrdt's Chime, Organique, I VOL. Paris
Introduction to Practical Organic Chemistry, voi,
N7- FRANCK TAYLOR.
MALL 4 STEPHENS,
w Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers in
CLOTHS. .CASSTMFRES. AND EESTIhHN
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THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

CAP0N SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
VII ne opened Tor the reception Of Visitors, -,
on MONDAY, I'D June. G:s
=, Through tickets can be obtained at Baltimore E:7
washington, Richmond and Alexandra.
Passengers leaving Baltimore in the early morn
lng tram. VIA Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroad
!" Strashurg. reach the Springs from to O'Clock
same evening; and those from Baltimore and the
West via Harper's Ferry and Winchester from 10
9P. m j. n. BUCK,
je2-6w Proprietor
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IrDR SALE.-My RESI- iDENCf. an he corner ui
y New Jersey avenue and g. street sOith h. Capitol
HUI fronting on the avenue II! feet inches, and on
street south " feet II inches, and containing nearly
T,HH square feet.
may &-tl W. I. PHILLIPS
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VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT FOR
SAI.E NEAR MASHl NIIION \ =,rha nh

TN VOV = 1 -SEA
SALE NEAR WASHlNjTON.-rhe sub
scrIhers will sell the valuable farm which lie now
resides ~ tlie District "f Columbia, containing about
hundred and ten acres. one half cleared and The
remainder well wooded. The improvements consist
"f n new frame dwelling, containing eight rooms,
with all the necessary Out-hUuSeS. including ice
honse filled with ice.
II desired, he will divide IT nio lots Of from fifteen
to twenty "CrPs.
beautiful views ol mand scenery, with several
never failing springs nf the puT"St water.
The property hes about two miles from the NaVy
Yard bridge and, hein2 proveTbay healthy, presents
peculiar advantages Ia those vino intend build and
desire To possess a healthy retreat near The city.
For particulars apply la Mr. L. NJ. HANSON, No.
52 Seventh street, Mr.. JAMES T.. THOMPSON, No.
- PenIsy lyanIa avenue or to the subscriber on the
premises. ANTHONY ADDISON.
Sl-eOtf
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WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Wholesale Dealers and yobbers in
CLOTHS. .CASSIMERES,A AND FESTIh6S
may lS-Sm
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From folly Iust awake,
Reviews has wandcTJugs with SuI SII,P
Hrs heart begins Ia break.
The leader of the choir WAS so nut out by the
phenomenon, that hc inadvertently struck up with
the tune of
"Where lid YOU come from"
Some say. however, that lac I'D this purpose,
and suspect ds much who knows
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PUBLIC MEETINGS..
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

BOARD OF ALDEhnEN. -
MoypLY Dec T-Ald. JoBS CLAkcY, fresioent,
in the chair.
Petitions for correction OF taxes and eundy matters
were announced and referred.
A conmuricstion was received from j. L. Turner,
member of the Seventy.f.st Regiment, to have
miii,ary oyercost replaced which he had stolen from
the Governor room while watching over the remains
of Msior General Worth. A motion to refer to the
Worth Monument Committee was loet.
AIDS. STEERS and FULLaER thought IS the coats IN
the Governors room were in charge Of polio ,uisn
when the garment stolen, the petition should be
referred 10 the Police Commandments
AID BLUyr objected 10 this as the wrong course, but
the motion was adopted.
The Cent, al Park-Efort BY Democratic Aldermen
70 dsprire .he Central Park Ld5oreTs Of Wrk.-Ald.
COURIER offered the following
Rs.seS That Controller be directed 70 d,connue the
:, M s ornsncs x n. Cemon coan
thornz he appropriation Of oa5o for said sorpe sad
already ssued and inst ordnance creating he issue Of said
steek be, and the ssre 10 hereby repealed
AID. FuLxER complained that he had been much
disappointed ir the manner OF doing business On the
Central Park He was Ia hopes thst he could send
men 10 the park TO be employed, but w1 told fhs' nc
must limit his lumber 10 ten.
Aid. WILsos slso complained, and hoped ma suo-
ice. would be Investigated.
Aid. COULTER spoke il severe terms OF me Eenn.
Park Commissioners, and contended tns' '..y 80
do',g 10 good With the appropriation sna ,ss .o,I
but Blsek Republicans we're employee 90 I'
he urged tbs: the sppn pristion BE wi,eo' =. ,.x.
Aid. TucKER hoped tals Beard woua ss",s. fhs
i.s ISsalSus ~ such = bis opinion we're do
irg ell for the besfJ the cry AN, ,.,s man
Utical consider s.iors. Il was 10 Hse W pa' r2i -.
or tbsn conld De employed 70 SdVso'.Se. a s,,sns
O. ~ o1,h;r,' TINS Alderman q tie Szseetfa "sfa
IE,IIrs, y "A bosse5 thst noGe OF ns party fIou
a. ,hs carori,sjorer for fsvors. he had ye; % sels
ldsiag ton .te rss4ih 81 '"'ss - 'S~'
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Euerthe was q member Of the Company, nct meo-
Der OF the Fire Department he had not passed. his
examination ard died Of injuries received By being
run over while going to fire.
Second bill Of Mr. SeEior, for funeral sxpsnsss 81
Richard a. Huntington, deceased, Of Engine Company
No 49, who was killed while running 10 . fre.
same items q the former with additional charges q esO
for freight Of body Utica - 90 for gloves Utee tcaes
Utica 81 TO- sckes from uties, eh vi hosei e1esass
&C. swt ling the amount 70 S2ls 10. rx>
lie above were referred 10 the Committee On Fre
Department
Ger, ard Governors OF the Womans HoepisAl, ssklog
Tor the use Of block Of ground bs..sS. torsy.
ninth and Fiftieth stree and Fourth and Lss se
avenues, whereOn to build the Sf ~ ,hs Xliovin~
women The petition was ngoeo W Wv ''NS"S
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FIRES.

ZINE ~ wIsr rwKsrY-HGHrR STREET.
Yesterday morning between > and O'Clock, q FIRE
eoeaIrsd in the frame dwelling hou.e No. 1913 Yves,
Twenty eighth sirest, occupied by a oolored woman
ssred Mrs. p. Cox Tne buIdirg, o~red by Mr..
Williams, wss damaged 10 the amount Of 500. raly
$500 10 the Go0dhle ins. Co The origin of the IRE
not yet krown the matter being up6er investigation
hytbe Fire Marhal. There was rumor al BET during
Us morning which caused suspicion TO fall upoa q
pe,cn VIII formerly occupied tse pfsmisss. No ar.
'ssis lave yet been = sds. q.
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CuPREME COURT-COunty Of Kings CALVIN
= Hu sssin. De Witt Linn and Darius A. o9odyesp sor-
ss,, Of CbsrIes WstehoUse decesseo LAWNS " water
ssn,e widow Of Charles C. "stefhouse; yoePn
Snoleton srd Evsne his ,S ie'i
GWAfYRHOUsE: You srs hereby summoned ana required
- sn,v e the sOmp.in 10 this seton wpcn tn os meg 70
n ne c,y OF Brooklyn and serve copy OF your enswr 70
h the CitS OF NewYork within twenty days after
1900 81 his snmTnons you, exclusive the day Of such
yon al 20 the said complaint within the
49, .s;d The plaintiff IN this action will apply 10 the
ca,, r. IN. relief dems1aed in the complaintDaed New
Yers Nov. II 1857 - ,. bnhINhnD hlXtS,,
NIL lawl0wTu flsintH . Attorneys, NO 81 "shS.
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Professors Silfman, san, and Dana Of Yale College
ha'e been respected to furIitb thsr port alta for pub
s.''Cn e slls'y Of portraits Ct eminent men stog,
~ usssj 4: Y,tbra.
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The subject wa referred to Spsc'1 CSaass'
Ths Be,yd cor cu.rsd with he Bo.rd Of Adernsn,
Nv vote Of % to . TO Day stephen H. Broad @2ooe
for services as clerk TO toe Bgsss h is $500
A resolution to donate y2Wv ~o ~ DYN~
ment Fund wss referred 70 we Ss"'ni''s "
Whole.
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11,IIppTMF COJrRT-ClTY soi COUNTY OF
NrW-Sosk -Wsisu P,e'9... sqt Ssn' SsaP r
wU.t. s,, SsA,, Z rsl s,a s re aaG required to
IN Ia. .eiioI, was S.s h'eS ~ 70 &C.. ~
q 70. Cen Ae cy sns 0S, .y Of Sovsmbsr 1857 and %
Hal Va .s,s ,s saw,r One sad eomPlan on %, SUB
sI,t tt+PA eSr. No 81 Wall strset 10 the Chy OF Nsw
snees e. 81 daVs sfeT the service hereof exclusive "
aers ~ cb ryise and yOu fan TO sns~er the sad com
,S. sisip tioe aose'sd the psn1ian s 5 and
49, SoIrs and even cents with interest from the t~en
ceJe,yOCs.s SrYsunher 2 1857 WEST GLOVER
rss ss. r. Plaintiff Attorneys
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

NosDAr, Dc Jonas N. Phillips In the Chair.
After some half dozen abortve attempts the Board
last night succeeded in getting quorum:
Business began by fnishir up short LET Of third
readings.
Mr. Boole then moved that the Committee Of M
Whole be discharged from the consideration a. eli the
papers before them and that said papers Be ordered {,
a third reading. The motion oocasoned warm cppe-
sitop, whereupon 1t was withdrawn.
member Of the 7th Regiment peti.ioued for ssv
coat having lost his overcoat 10 the Governors room,
on the night the body OF Gen. Worth wH lyiag there.
He says be left 1t In charge Of policeman, BY order
Of his superior officers, but thief took II while The
policeman slumbered. Referred to the Committee %
Police.
The Committee on Police reported In favor OF doaat
Ing 81 900 to the widow Of the late YIN. 8imson, who
was diowred by falling from pier In the 7h Wssd,
In Jure last. Adopted.
Mr. Howard, Chief Engineer Of the Fire Depart
me Mt, tent In the following bills:
NEW. YoaK, Dec. 4 1851.
Mr. HENRY HOWARD, To Ed. II. BBstoa, Dr..
General rurusbtns UadeftakU he.
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tss ihsn "a 1867 i.cIGdi-s tho lnoc.. s3ya,ced :
1854 Of siG5000
II the pr.ftu's OF the times snd the severity Of the
splloaehIg Water snouo. ID tEo jdcs Ie-t Of tie
common Council, rer6er l. necessary 20 sppr0p ils,s
seres sum for The o,lriortion o. fuel sd visions
20 Relieve toe neCtssies Of the pool ois spproPfs'
hon can In 70 way be as eff iently sud economic 3g
spilled az 10 be plsesd und-r toe direction Of the
GoveinoIs OF the Alus House for distribution.
1t 10 respectfully subntted 10 tho Consideration o.
the Common Councl TO PUT IN the tx sv the sun Of
$lo0tO for the relief Of the iroigsrt aud the help
Iess, VITO sueI il Silence Eill5dt bslCg III potion
10 spst the scivs eiergy u those ~ho p)ss9ss OF se
seeking power With the pros poets before us, su'h
coIi1gtpt provision, to be ussd il s.ssrY, you'd
oOuIlsLo even The approval Of ssOse who srs over
bordened with millions OF dollars utjus' axes.
BOARD OF EDCcArIOs.
S.stemen. No. - is the estm .te furnished by toe
Bo3rd Of Educs.ion Of the required fJc The sup
port Of the City Schools ff the year 1883 The total
FUN called fer III the estimate foE the regular :er.ioe
The Board $40 ssi foI N OPP oprsti,n. on s:eoan.
Of AL tIIssrsse Of 1874 l1o,eo
By the provisions Of Inc s hool act OF 1851, he
Board IL limited to en- amount eql. u 81 on each
scholar taught during the preceding year, except Tor
tuoh sums &c are authorized TO be raised ulder gen
eTal laws for the support Of schoos By applying the
rule of The School faw to the estimste OF the ard,
it ia believed that the $4,000 AID $O9 962 81 Of the
regular appropriation ere in excess Of the amount.
which legally be raised by the Bolld OF Super
visors. The Commissioners Appointed by the 2j;h
section Of the Chatter Of lS47, consisting Of thu
Prefidents Of the Boards of Aide men and Council
men, the Mayor and the Controller, for the ressons
above stated, returned the estimate to the Board Of
Education for rcconsiders;on ard correction. copy
Of the objections OF the Comm, soLers is appended
to the estimate Of the Beard Of Education.
The amount included in the ordnance is less by
s09, 962 81 than the amount called for for the year
1858 in the regular estim ste of the Board.
LAW DEPARTMENT.
Statement No. is an estimate furnished by the
Corporate Counsel of the expenses Of that Depart
inert and Bureau for salaries, disbursements for wit
nessess fees, for extra counsel &C., for 1858, as
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Tie Common Council passed resolutions, Oct. Is,
1857 to increase the salaries Of the officers Of the Gro
ton Aqusduct Board as follows
&c. ~ Hs.;stsnt Cammissionsy from Ian is51 500
Salary Of Commissioner Of Engineers from jan 49, 5000
The Sd section Of chapter 3S3 Of the Laws Of lS49 s
as follows Such compensation shall not be Increased
" OF dimnished during the term for which they shall
",have been appointed"
An act was passed, Feb II, 1857, as follows; "The
Common Council Of the City Of New-York may, if
" they deem it expedent incre the salaries Of the
present officers or Commissioners forming the Gro
" CON Aqueduct Board Of ssid city for their present
.tlerm Of Cfice.'
The 10th section Of the Charter passed April II. 1857.
about two months later, reenscts section contained
in the Charter Of lS53-viz "No additional allow
(" snce beyond the legal claim under anyconrat With
"the Corp oraon for any services its account,
" or in its employment, shall ever be allowed"
Can the increase of the officers Of the Croton Aque-
duct Board take effect the passage Of the reoo
luton The resolution provides that the Engineer
shsltake ee ct Jan. 1856 while that OF the Piesi
dent and Assistant Commissioner to take effect, Js,.
1, 1857.
when the increase of salaries shall take effect by the
resolution but ia not perceived that any OF them are
entitled 70 any additional allowance beyond the
Illegal claim previous to the passage OF the resou
don by the Common Council, lOn. Is 1851 Enter
estimate for the aearsges of 1857 en- account OF these
salaries an amount equal to the increase from the date
Of the resolution before referred to.
ALhsHousE.
Statement No. - !. an estnlets from the Governors
Of the Aims House OF tho amount CURED to purcbsse
supplies 10 psy the salaries Of the EMPLOYEES Of the
Department and to meet ali necessary expenses Of the
Board for 1853.
The total required 70 90
Less estimstsd 2ooD
Amount 10 be raised BY e6o5 co
FOR tho expense 81 the yeAf Sss $7ls 900
The Arornt rsi'eih 1887 1880
Iposn: sdvsncsd In Dec 1854 to 1easGrse Treasury SIS
Tb. required for or. 90
The ISesyt ~ ~ as.r g. ,.,.....,."..... eSs, ~
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Said contract wa. not advertised Tor eldies Va
not given to the lose,: Biz der, snd VS. 10, o.oe
or corfirmed by the Comma Ccanc'l, and tae pnees
to be psid thereby are nearly dol6e sns ms Iois
II advertised according to Is. (which faots rsr5 vail
hrevr 10 the Street Con- missioner ard :hs std e1o
ps,tsr), and specifies NO pue fsr tie performance
t<.sSL
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-----.-,--n7-coIETY Of KINGS

-,-5I,vrs c0URI-cST,HsTp1, q ,1 kINSs. %
SoarnpY DAY 40, Cav ssa Aup 2 bss pife psvi1I
W. f.. s a;: s. ssa' JsS. S:", 6s
o. Jss9 ses ssn rresd~, IT,, J..'. 70 ra'on
ss as'. "a io! LAWN whS John BI.ssIS
go. tesus, Uaiocl bissE &s'sesm, tsnis. ifscs
r. .sc NJ S.cS seT sos ,ysaSsa
- sssf o -, a. ~ ID M seton --i.n y Mfa Tl'n 70.
ne co.ry o's =, the c' ss ~ v 20 ,'e 70
fr<esys a, a., az s,hscriAr - rs oNtce, W = w.
~ s..; ,:' Saesssfs Cy Of New s T. wH Il ne
~, s q, ssI,o' os 49, '@s 70 =, SID eolava.,
~ 49, a., .sr,sa6 re y ntih Las et.,D
s' r, "a, a., rsati q sn3se 70 -. "'" = - CO..
lst.bsg Is, lSSI SA"~'- -
11suf eTu
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Manhattan Gas Light Go.

Manhattan Gds LigN 20.
Statement No. ) is al estimate furnished by the
Manhattan Gss Light Co. Of the expense OF lighting
the lamps within the district igbtea by that Company
for 1858:
FOR HsAtins Ssss lamps at e95 each. ......" e0es5o
hshtins Police Stations Markets Public Ohces IL
Ho 0ttins 200 Police ststions Marketa kc.,... 500
Tor ,sr~;ys Observation-Disclosures,
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TotS1., ,,....sss.s.ss.s... .s'..'''
Harlem Gas LtQkt Co.

Harlem Uus LtENI OV
Statement No. 6 is an estimate furnished by the
Harlem Gas Light Company Of the expense Of light
jig the lamps within the dstct lighted by that Com
pssy as well O. the cost of increasing the number Of
AN ps 90 required in that part Of the city to be lighted
by tie Company, viz:
nor ii,h,ns 75o lamps % SEQ 90
For lishtps OC0 lamps s mos) ........... 1890 %
'' Hop..s Lr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000 90
For .ettips ana sttips 900 posts ,,,,,,. $3.50 90
Fsr ,sr.iYin. rr6ttius snd removing posts $50 90
For csstins coo posts 10 100 %
Por leo sptetns and 1850 %
FOR ICOs 6 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

By the ordinance organizing the Street Department
passed June g. 1856 the bureaus and officers Of thst
Department have been greatly increased. The total
amount authorized In that ordinance for the payment
An esnt paid unde! former ordinances ........elI7W
Ada the amount paid TO officers in the bureaus Of
Repairs and Supplies and Lamps and Gas,
ps,tm, nj. yOco-so,Oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

For C.y ripset7rs rs
Eor cesBs streets and pAJ Of las .sls0j
Fo- ~zrs streets iaTfe~fsses Il
Fer Nrfhe,s...s INV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

Ner York Gas Light Co.
Statement No. is an estimate Of the NsS.York
Gas Light Co Of cost of lighting the lamps in the dis.
trict lighted by that Company for 1853 viz:
For lighting $50 snps at e2' 7ss esch...." sssSM
httips and repairing Tampa ZWs
FOR nshtips City Hall Halls Of Justice, Station Houses
Martets Public Offices aud nnsne Heusss....... l1cco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

The preceding items for the purpose of drawing
money from the treasury for the paymeu! Of work
dCpe by assessment to be refunded from the property
benefited If larger sums than aIe put 10 this estimate
should be required during the progress Of the work
the Corporation from time TO time make the reces
cary appropriations, Jas the assessments for this
work are authorized by general laws and do not
require TO be included in the annual tax bill.