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iesore Ihat tue Comptroller be aud he is hereby author
lied TO andtce to the lowest bidder after Ave days notice in
the Ohcn JOURNAL contract attending Rnd karn In re-
pair e bridges on Canal GaroUde Que yenr sgce Ia
specica ons on file in the Surveyors office sad adjudication
be subject to the approval rejection Of lie Common
Council tSlSneuj j. o. NIXON
[Signedl 0HAS II, WAI,Do ,''''
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved November II, 1855 '''N'
[tigndl GERARD STITH Mayor n24
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1fAYoRALTY--oFFIClAL.



Resoeei That the Street Commissioner be and he hereby
authorized to have with the least possible delay cuyers
under the track Of the CrpOn Railroad ont and nut
in good order and condition that complete unobstructed
drainage may be had Mt all times from the leading to the
same and the be done at The expense whoms0eyer
may be the duty by law to effect and do and also that
said Commissioner keep full and account Of the
expenditure for said work that may be collected from the
party parties delinquent in the performance said duty
(Siguedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
[Signedl GHAS II WALDO,
President Board Assistant Aldermen
Approved November 2U 1858.
Signedl GERARD sFITH Mayor. n22
No. 4l94.
RecoDsd That the sidewalks the corner Of St. Peter
and Rampant being low thereby collecting dirt aud
filth thereon and thus becoming mpassable are hereby de-
clared nuisance, and
Rcsolr nther the Street Commissioner be and he
hereby sbae said nuisance in conformity with
city ordinances providing for the same.
LSignedl J. o. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
[Signedl GHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved November 20, 1853
lSigHedl GERARD STITH, Mayor. n22
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FPAvE Du DauxIEME DIsRTKIcT-ua

EPAVE DU DGUXIEME DISRTRICT-u Il
H conduit depot DIES EpHyes du DeuNi6me District
rue herbghy, entire es rue SteAnHe ct Dumane, CONNIE
Gpavr-
uue Ache tRcheee de blanc s Ia bout de
turr# dr9e c0uper marquee deny 0 nrme de al.
orle EauChe lr0uG feudu eude6Dus ayRut
sites c0Fngs, eHtrcs visible
81 Ia ~ yache Mes pas recmee dams dix oars ct les fras
pay ale yendue Prughbre puhQHe, depot,
MEkGKEDI, decrmbre, ls5s midi.
G. y. FLEGH Err. tl0mmiEsaire des
NOuyete-E Orleans, % uDVpmlTe, al
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Notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY sh instant
will adadeate my office, IL o'clock NJ The above con
tract.
dl Il T. TuEARD, Comptrn,Ier.
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LnouIHrEI nIsrRIopP WINS nroueI,t

Y I w
J. The Fourth District Pound Jackson street between
Constance and Laurel streets, as estrays--
One white sheep marked 600 with red paint the rumn.
Two white sheep, 600 =. E.
Two while rams, 900 :, 81. -. =.
one white sheep, marked the right side, and The
leit side.
ore white sheep marked the right side, and on the
side
One brown mule, about l53z hands high blind both
eyes. with hHTDesS marks.
One white she goat, no horns.
one grey she goat with whiIe spots.
One brown she kid.
One whir he gout, with black spots piece of rope
round The neck.
onr Oack She govt with yellow belly aud leather collar.
tne white She gDa, with yellow neck and head
Which moi claimed within days the expenses there.
on paid will be sold pnbc auction, said pound TUES
DAY December Z, 1858, at In O'Clock, A. n.
New Orleans, November 3D. 1858.
c 0, FLEGHIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered November 49, 1858.
7, THEARD, Comptroller.
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Nsv ORLEANS, November
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y y JI1E5 W rs INWIEs3EEt
~ to The District Pound DtbiSuy street. between
st. AGu and Main streets. estrAyS-
One black COW with greyish spots sight marked swallow
fork, and lett uudetb branded ID the right hip,
other visible marks
One white she goat without horns, with collar, and white
kid.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
UOMPTROLLERrS OFFICE,
City Of New orleans, November 26, 1853.
NJ, IOI

Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, the nth Of De
cenber next will adudcate my Office at II O'Clock, NJ,
the above
t THEARD, COmptrOler.
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Notice Is hereby given that on SATURDAY, +h Of De.
cember next will adudcaLe my oice y O'Clock, NJ
the HOO7e contract.
No IL. T. THEARn, C mptroIor,
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Signed JNO. L. LEWIS Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY tie 6rh Of De
cember next win adjudicaie my office at IL O'Clock NJ.
the Ahnvt collections.
u25 l2t 4 THEARD, Comptroller
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lSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
lsignedI tHAS, II. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved November II, 1858.
[siguedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
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Oae black she goat with white spots.
One white he with black spots left underbtt anda
white Kid, with brawu spots.
One white and back spotted she goat, with the end Of
the right Of
One whit she govt without horns.
Wucb Hot claimed within and the expenses there
paid, will be sof public auction, at said pound,
MONDAY, November -, 1855 at L O'Clock, NJ.
New Orleans, November 10, 1893
9, o. FLHeHIER, Street Commissioner
Registered November Is, 1853
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RESOLVED That the Comptroller be he Is hereby author
led to Rdhdcae to the lowest bidder after five notice il
the official journal contract for attending keeping epa
NUISANCE wharges and boats Of the city for year
ably specifications On e in the Surveyors ofcctbe
Common Council.
fSiruedI I n NTybN
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COMPTROLLER's OFFICE, 4
City OF New Orleans, Nov. 70, 1858. )
+ No. A1S. l ....
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for Mt
~ tending ana Keeping in repair the nuisance whHrves
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L,pANE pu rRnlIIaR pI .TRIcT-n a

'SS''s'0' '''0'Os' '''e 7, rHEARD. comptrolsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-06

sAvan-As there are assessments Ia ansAY amounting
to a. s0s u, and property purchased by the city
for a.ses.ments amounting to $iss,l 40 IL, making
Nv the present law, no proceedings for the sale Of
property for assessments can be taken before the Ell
riration Of three years from the time when they be-
come absolutely due. In consequence OF this pro-
vision each year sas added 10 the amour. Of these
arrears. The collection Of portion Of these arrears
may, however, under the proyisions Of the law be
enforced this year.
From information that have obtained, fear that
the whole amount Of the Of assessments VIII
DO, be realized. In some cases the property may not
cell for the amount of the assessments and the returns
Of several of the collectors imperfect that -
Impossible 30 ascertain the amount OF assessments paia
10 them Sor which no returns have been maze
After further examination, | shall make eho'hti
communication 10 you on this subject.
Whether the public interests are promoted 0y az
vnpces 10 contractors before the collection OF the a.
sessments for the work. i am not at TINS tlne PS--
sessed OF such full information will enable me TO
decide.
s1REEr oPEsIscs.
The Treasury ia also in advance on THIS account 70
the amount of $77t, 535 Of.
In these property is sufficient 10
the Treasury, as the assessments are equai % the
award except IN q few instances where fehissphs
have been made by the Common Counell. Ihese re-
mssions in my judgment, made without authority
OF law.
lSSrAL TAXATION.
The taxation annually levied on the ownersof prop
Goyernment and other trust and special charges au
thorzed by law is subject of primary importance to
the community and the officers TO whom It's imposition
and expenditures are intrusted.
Were the administration of public affairs conducted
40 az adequately to protect property health and HE,
our citizens might overlook the heavy burdens annu
ally imposed On them by excessive taIatiori ou! when
there ends not attained when property Is rem
dered insecure through inefhcency, health endan-
gered and epidemics at times engendered Sy ne
5ess, and life daily sacrificed by Violence, ruiiansm
and crime through the want Of energy in bringing the
guilty TO trial and punishment, they may well com.
plain Of these heavy drafts for the maintenance Of
such sembance of government.
The great increase in annual tax ist now largely
exceeding the expenditures Of any Of the State Gov
erpments, demands careful inquiry into the causes
10 which il is due.
The amount of taxation for the support Of the City
Government in ls48 was g. $40. The levy for the
last year was g. 06G sos. The following table e1hib
it's the increase from l848 to 1857 inclusive and the
valuation Of the real and personal esae for the same
years, as well as the rate per centum Of tsxation
STATEMENT Of the Vaue Of Real and Persoadl Estate N the
Ciy and County Of Ee York eih the amount raised bs
Tai from he year I84s TO 1857 both ineu'ire:
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......&2O97.249 %
SITS, 4ss % sI.&4,5 SIS 10

Total. 2o9724s 70 s77s 4ss 90 si2s4,5Is 10
State last year an excess Of sa3 400 81 over the
amount which was apportiOned 10 il by the State.
This year the will be $23s,O63 20, and the to-
is 81, 2S4 56 ~. The inequality of this tax upon
Newiork is oecasoned by the defect in the State law
in relation to the apportionmeut. would recommend
that the. Legislature be memorialized to amend this
law, TO make il bear with less injustice on the
different sections Of the State.
COMMON SCHOOLS.
In addition 10 the large tau for the Common Schools
of the State there was raised by the city last year the
sum OF al 100, 40 ~ for the Common Schools of the
city being excess of $S42 III 90 over the tax of
1850 ($267 500 So raised for the same purpose The
amount submitted in the tax levy for this year is
81 Ole ESQ 70. n slight reduction from that of last year.
The people Of this city are no doubt in favor Of lib
eral expenditure for education and desire the public
school buildings to he constructed and furnished
TO attract there all the children of the city, where early
associations may be formed likely 70 have beneficial
influence through life. The Board of Education has
charge of the Common Schools of the city. In my
opinion some changes may be introduced with advan
tage in the organization OF this department.
There are now twenty-five local boards, each con-
trolling the schools of their respective Wards inde
pendent Of each other, and 10 great extent OF the
Board Of Education itself considerable portion of
the expense of the system s due TO this cause. H.
therefore instead Of these local boards the
whole system were under the control and government
OF single Board Of intelligent and educated citizens,
ana tue Board thus constituted were 10 select local
respectable and intelligent citizens who would be
happy to serve the pubic this honorable capacity
Hsieat REDUCTION OF expenditure, probably to the ex-
tent S2VoVvo would be effected without al all i'm
pairing the efficiency of the schools
iLe mode IN which the Board should be constituted
whether by ELECTION or appointment il q question
which can only be determined after careful delibers
ton, and commend the subiec; your serious
sheraton.
CNni>sloNERs OF RECORDS
There has been also a large expenditure OF money,
en- account OF body. known as tue Comm ssioners
OF Records appointed Tor the purpose of causing the
records and other papers III the County Clerk Sno
gate and Register offices to be ndexed and printed
There has been already raised By the Board of SUI
perv'sors, on their requison ioT this work the sum
ofSjj000O.
When / obtain more fan information N relation 10
this Commission, shall make q communication on
the subject 70 the Board of Supervisors who properly
have control OF the matter.
sALARIEs.
In addition 70 tie causes which have tbrs onumer.
ted for the increase 81 taxation cal yogI attention
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This statement doe. not include the tunpsge brought
BY railroads, Hlich u also very large.
j wouidthereiore recommend TO you that such meas
ures may be- NECESSARY 20 carry out the sugges
have made in rcrence to this subject be adopted as
early rs possible.
would al,o suggest that Improvement il ncces.
sary in The mode Of the construction of
rBAR,Es, PIERS AND SLIPS.
They should be built plan of solidty, either
OF iron or stone commemorate with the trade which
they are deStlned to accommodate.
The construction of wharyes and piers i. inferior
to that Of most commercial ct@s and their reCon.true-
ton mUst reon be-commeEced.
suggest that the subject be taken into considera-
ton by your honorable body and that the opinion Of
scientific and practical men be obtained as TO the best
material and plan Of their construction.
am informed that in various departments work is
done under contracts that have expired or without
any contract at all shall give no facility to paw
ments for work under these circumstances and rec.
o'I that the heads Of the DEPARTING ns be at once
Instructed 10 advertise for contracts in al such cases
coshfssIoSERs or EMIGRATION
The commissioners Of Emigration have now the
use OF Castle Garden by the assignment of lease 10
them rom the original lessee of the Corporation. BY
m.ans ofthe accommodation afforded them here, they
are enabled TO protect and defend the emirant on his
arfVai al bis new home from the frauds ana impos-
bns 20 frequently heretofore practced upon NM
lhs commission was established 10 lS4f, and nae
inNafiaty been composed Of men known 10 the Whole
community fw their high character aud generous ph
AlthrCIy.
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S4,835,78
Increase NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S4,Sa
Beng an increase of l49 per centum.
The principal items Of increase during this period OF

Can there be any reduction made in the expenditure
on account of these items either of them
STATE MILL TAX.
II will be seen by reference TO the tax levy OF 1855
that the State Mill tax will be $l,l7l ,226 49, Last
year it was s5ll740 50. There is here an increase Of
S659 1856 So instead of q reduction. -
The rat. last year MILL this year u mills.
This s imposed for the support of the State Coy
eminent in pursuance oflaws Of the Legislature. Its
amount no doubt considerably increased by reason
of the higher relative valuation property in this city
az compared with that Of other parts of the State.
Ifan equalization in the valuations in assessments
Of properly adopted by the State we might rea-
sonably expect reduction Of at least 900 600 on this
account.
The attention ofthe Legislature has been frequently
called THE subject bat II has yet taken no action
/ would recommend that the Common Council renew
their application for the appointment OF Board of
State Assessors for the equalization Of the valuations
OF property throughout the State.
This city has also been compelled, by the adoption
Of erroneous system of evying and collecting the
State tax for the Common Schools of the State to pay
than It's just proportion of the amount $500 ocO
iaised by the whole State for this purpose. The fol.
wing table gives the amount raised in the several
years by this city, the apportioned and paid
back to it, and the excess paid by it, beyond what 1t
lae received:
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=. = "a lop<n Inv
10 the great mefeNe OF rsnno, WV; ~ S.iare. vas
year.. In NV the tetai aH'~n - no oss0 ard the
$.oo,ctoi Il was ast yeet ~ ~ 49, ,,oammsnd
amount called Tor tnis war - w. 49, ,;s.-.,ion
arevsioa Of saianes, paseu upon u'n n The dis
OF the labor and feefonsiolhIy in.o''en -,
charge o. De ouues Vi INC ieep.S - \. .lol
well satin that 10 many cases otnee ny s-c.d
pbed, and others the compfneauon may W i'""NS
without detriment 10 the pubic service
SUPPLIES IN TIE sNbSo ,vHp.
II will be seen also on reference 70 the -. dabs
sccount for the payment OF lnleiest ou ~. @-sy -,
that surplus rernans every year after the fayens
OF such interest. The sources OF revenue heie'oo'
pledged fer the payment OF such interest now yelans
more than suffcisnt ior the Pu'poss; anu N 10 80
from year TO year they should De reuieeu ., ~, %
cess Of the revenue IRON these 81 uiees oe 'ooS'.
the city treasury. In this way the ta1 eVy may "
materially reduced / call your serous ate ntion 10
this subject.
II, then we could have rebel IRON the meg "a taa
alton for state purposes, saving "ouo oe ~ 90
Of At Fast - -
The Common Schools Of u, city eonH.et-a .'n c,s
NH 80 a. ,d5i,ons .syins 81 Al l,a- NM. hcco
n: '1e:Sf snhins Fasa .., .1sopr rt ps
ths City nes'ury, would so" aiar'hef r'a%tn" 600
at ra. n he ~. Pol,:c e.sr.. Repair and
sarrli.. and oth,r sceouni, would, doubt, effect
sfsrthsr saving Of 5000
-.ooo
Total.
making deduction from our annual taxation oi at
lear one million four hupdred tnou.aho oo'i"is.
thus eIhbl: TO you iuH sta'enenl, ~ ini G
nave peeh "oio ~ Vo - - ,d;,;on ~ ON, q;
period since my eiecton oi Ihe conouon % vu,
nances, and OF the causes OF ,ne siee' y. -
alton, and the means by which a reduction may ps
effected. now invite your attention 70 Tue scFeroi
departments Of the City Government.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
The 22d section of the new Charter which provides
fr the oroa Of this department, gives TO II the
1871 ~ Iii tho 6scal concerns OF the CORPORATION.
IT, I,J,;n,, Rurean has the revision auditing and
ne Audng On,. i 10 .be civ ia Concerned;
setts oi on a. -, ~ account of each claim for or
ID 4. he aowad
oeoib't thS wv p. - L..
each and 10 certify the same, Win
IN intention
80 Gid
Legislature was, oouplene, W ihtivuHco - Z. y
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In prosperous and growing city the increase OF
anDua taxation il unavoidable, but there is no good
that the rate should advance rapidly than
the population and the increase of its property.
From the foregoing table the increase IN the taxa
ton of 1857 over 1850 was as follows
1Io,fso
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SuR MAYORS MESSAGE.

a..A branches Of the Common Council met st IL
s,e,oek yesterday. The following ns''ese i''n "'y"'
sSsusnn ives received and read;
Nae Bsss,asss fs< ce"~o" o'"A<s | ~ ~ ~.
S,1,,r1xrs: The distinguished position OF Mayor
- az fYty 10 which have been elected by my lei
Svv-citizens imposes upon me h'ghy rosPohspie. 40
I'm AZ mot ardpous dutss, ana cannot 49, 49,
1891 INV appreeistjon Of the generous commence
shsv Nave thus reposed In me then by deyoting my
Sssnes al efforts toward securing for them an honss'
s1s~;srt anA esopomicai administration OF the City
TshsN Al Al, tn,es be ready 10 cooperate with you
a anS alton tst,1isg TO promote the security, pros
-.,ty and rood government Of the city, expecting ~
IN ssps tine 70 receive your cordial support IN be-
Aah Of such measures as may have occasion, IA the
pSrfornanee Of my duty 10 suggest to you.
u made my duty by the Charter 70 M .,, &c
10 you o statement of the condition OF lne cily ~
ycfAtion 70 lie government, finances ana
and aIpo TO recommend such measures es may
Seem eIpedent, connected with its police, security,
heath. CLEANLINESS and ornament"
Among these subjects the
properly demand the first place.
The fotal debt Of the city the first OF January
Astsnswas $isll4,l9l, composed OF the following &c
counts:
ses psusDsn City Debt dem'se from e, siIs
1t.sss,oss. AID secaii,i., held by the Com
nisssoesn" .,"....'..'.'''''''''''"'' oIlo,e'
A,tasl permanent SO nS5sn
~ Fasdsd Debt redeemAhIe from TsIaon,.. lc9oSv
Ihe Tteasury Loan Account
dhe Central Psrk Assessment Bonds
n Assessment Bonds. I1V
Total. @A"ir''i
PEREAEEST DTBT.
The Permanent Debt redeemable from the Sinking
rund consisted Of the following items on the Let Jan
nsy, 1858: 100000.
peg cent Water stsek rsdesmsbe 1883 CG0 900
~ o ut Wster Stock redeemsbe 10000
~ Wster Stock odee msbe 1870 3oo0NO
Ter Water Stock, redeensbe 2556o
per cent Wster 8tock, redeemsble . 100
and per Croton Stock redeemabe In 1890 10000
Fire Indemnity Stock edeemsbe In l99. +2D
Budding Stock No redble In lS0... 1900
Building No. T. redeebsbe in .le73.. $4,000
eeroent Stock New Res redbe in lS5.. 300
Wster Stock New Res red Die in. .ls7b $3.50
p@s Psk Fund New Rec redble u.s. 90
per cent Cen. Park FUND New Re-, rsdble in. 1887 1870
or cent Cep Psrk Fund ArsenN redbe In 1884,. 800
psT cent G. ntral PsIk I'm proyement Y nd Stock,
sedesmsble cvO
Whole amour. 4s9 les
lkse-Ibvesmsns by &. :. FuDd.
CITY Stocks S2OSIS8O
Bonds and Mortgages. bN,sJB
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This is independent of the cossting and internal
trade by the Hudson the canals and the lakes. The
magnitude of the latter internal trade, and its rapid
increase since 1885, viii be evident in looking over
he following figures:
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Aimee ,ha, .ins 2, 10000 immigrants have Arived

Aimee that tins 100000 immigrants have Arfved
NJ This port bringing with them, in paeroas essss
lary. amounts Of money, and what Is ~ SIN greater
impor.ance vast addition 10 the active industry Of
the country The Commissioners are boo1d oy law 70
proyide for al emigrants arriving from iote,gn poE
G Gs wears from their arrival from the Communication
fnna which il made up Of the e. PER capita paid By
The scent or .hip owner Of the vessel bringing them.
They have under their charge at present 2Voo per.
sons. distributed among their several hospitals ana
refugees.
cry PROPERTY.
The value Of the property owned by the Ccrpofaton
has greatly increased within the last seven OF egnt
YEAR, In 1850 Il was estimated az valuation OF
about &3o,O00, 900. Its present vaiussion u ~ sss
st2. coo, 600.
The Corporation own rsL estate, snST sA~s 10 a,aa A, IN
various sections Of the city, WORTH FSb"W
The erou@rty in possession o. the AIMS heuse De
r,rtu.n,. Including B.sck~els aud KanaAFs
Island. and the brildins' theronI the hslso
Ju.iics and the blcrk on which they are bntt,
Believe he.p.fs sna so ia ,os..s~r ., 10000 %
on ~ r. .a.ss.l ms OF m. city,. 7oasoo %
Sunei, r., $500 III. sOe' .............,.. Ao@ %
TSe c,ssor Asneduc, the Reservoirs. and o,her
property m charge OF 'ne .'o'0n nisaooo %
psr'I ., ,i p;c, ......... iI3re 90
Insne and houses used BY the tre Depart s "a m
men. ~ ESacs,on iss 800 20
rropeI'y " Ins use VI "' observation-disclosures. IiMo0 %
cenl fs AID The 'IysT StsfT X lss4sa g
TO the ei,y. ioss'he' e'.N'H ............. $500 %
Common Lands. a.; .r IN numn.- "
PA II. & & s; & s
COupg,ed quit rents and ws'er grants
,,-,,-.,.s .,..,..a 4A1ss, 900 90
II will be seen that the increase alone OF tn1 Yk
erfy since 1850 is more than equal " the Pefmass