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INA. IN.i.i.'~ DHlANs

VI de'pla,r righis ~ thi- or h,,n x,,n
ny hsuncts vi ~Taih are 81. uuiutTJ
n"' tsncb m"si powerful st.'pg and ella
-.sh th'tchS q D" up = r"uI match q rti'd
80 ne Nht~fof. IN q --tts sv.-i ed EttJ
w" nave Ter both 'as siuru sbd lhr icvcra.biad =
TX ''e'm iAg'' - ~ along he dI-sry .kcft:
Loud echoed snEty Balic's micbtsh,rsr
Us n'''e -i''1fhs the EILc', irycra N-ain
'''siug npoh hi. sesfy ,uu,L gaiul
Ah,n he sinSN 10 sleep, his c,i ., calm
fabeS =" 81, icHe hcau haih trougbts balm,
She ~A.spr~ a. sofr =. n. S,uthsfn sa'-
h'"~' otf Tue Na,.ty-t,, Owu ia I've vale;
~ air-Es 8 ,h' rsEa-At. !af asa. t,m.
Far over The dafk'ses, da,hins hami-
oi early friends. the loving ,ried and uue.
And rea' iami lar ,ccnss HI, ,yboOd knew.
lie 'ees the " Noble Rivst" soUiug by.
And hears ihe 'iiyrfT v.loS> plaialiys sigh
lie "ate'-aId when he umgc,l. ciD be hrsri
hi'i'p'rri lons'd To fse like via ..J t.ri.
Aer'ss The 'rcad ArsI,ic'. o uy,,'t wave
To i"a'''v -" IrT 'H.r ia'r, -.ve:
And then 'he Toe, hrcalatr h. hsarilcir,uaip
To See once more PoUmsc', hans.again
Ills pray'f isgraHct-hc :, craving near
Sen'ie vile aud k,GsmrR and .,,Jer dear
The iOgrd ones ~aitto meet him-L- ha, CONE!
See suw hes hosk go biI han. welcome br,Dr -
h'> cb'l'feb u'P oEo' mote 'h"U Isih,f's aame,
A hs'ie to atcil ,sb hvroIs to hi. lame
Ay' he t@s come acrosN III STORM, u,ain
al" h"S f'Sc"b Potomac. haIEsIssin.-
8ni Al tI- EVii-. ,asr dr,4mi. DER
ADa H'TTg r',E' 10 peace urun u, aor-
=. s,", s-r''- fir,'. srn 70 ,hy a,r
10. .g.gHTty l. surt-.s o. .. .- o.. .... 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-23
DafEaRsD ARPICLaS.
NO.. Gao. ". >UMHEH- Eor Guy
EkNuR.

EK>uR.
The tnlioNing extract form an sditrria!
'r''e'" Il" The 'ichm iwhig Gays the lyuch
burg NWG'u,Eu) gives Us reason t. h,ic that
t e Hon D,or2c W Sgmmer, NAV consent
to become the candidate of me oppo.iii'n
IN the approaching Gubsrnatori.I election
III th'- STATE. We earnestly trust that TIL,
may be TIL case 10 such an even, will
only say that the Iyg,.,aa will be found
"bere Il was eight years ,go-in ,,rn..t.d
vocacy Of the election of t4is brilliant and
gifted son of Nirsiuia 20 the Chief Mag.
tracy Of the old C,mmoB~ealth. Tho VIII,
says
Although MIR. Summers some time ,ro
publicly aunouueed his purpose no, IN h,
come candidate for Governor n, tb.,.,,
eI'cil n. We have scme grouud. for n, J..
liei that, IN the event of Mr.. Letchers
ha'i"n ~ Petersburg be e.ll listen Z, m.
urgent appeals aud solicitation, If h. no.,
81 trirnir throughout ,hs S,a,r. ami ,.,i,
gaIl'"iiy aud notify urdeTtakr ,se rs.s a.,
',a.'"E tie Opposition force, tot glorious
victory 'r aB honorable defeat
In th" contest II 1851. Mr Summers 70
ccivei between ~ arI 5000 Dr.. -, p,
votes ~ Western yi5ggii. He N.,L...
ten ty John,o" By oo!y nv thou,aud ,ot-.
"a the State iftL, eastern Ming. had ,,,.
been frightened froH ~ SUP port Iy rbe TO
er'"cp eDargc II Abo'iiioui.m. t,.ed un,p
ti' ',a'ncspat'op speech in 1891 he would
have bee. elected by from Ave 10 t.u thou,
aud m'Jority Wita Letchrr a. hi. o. ro.
neh' !" the eomiss rsrTr. tie cry ui Al.
h'!"n'm would 10 :AIssd ss-.ps, him IA
vain.
We advise our friend, ;hrougbou, ,L.
Sta'c, Therefore IA view Of III, pr,b,b,li,v
Of Mr. LcichoI's domination a. ,,m,;, ~
comm tied aud b. ready 4, a uom.n,'.
waning 10 buckle ou their amor and .,,
e''y 'SE' the field ia behalf of the .l..
q1'nt the noble, tue gallant. the cloriou,
Summers
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L ITED TES HOTEL.
IPASIIINGTON. N q.

TN aafsrsisrsf frss-.ruIiv itNfms .bis
II 70 fs eos IHr pu' I. F.rffs. ..F bat rts ~
tsi hss ben gIfsI'y rr'sfF,f If H. sffraa ~ -
sfa~ rsf 1Isatt .fFU sfE aIs0 mssv imp..rs.
msE sH8 a.tfaC'tala have aera maaf iH i4r 10 s.
si pfnprf st'rh suatiss him io sssufs 90.
mas- fhts b 90 .tetf t.u. uhiIsf tn he Nero.
psiis tbst WshsI. d. Gee of fo aofr af CON f.r.
shd pisssufs hs h.pes ~ ofiei suFtton fl ne
sss,s n ts fussts .a uerlt -au.tsa.-ss .f ft-
ps'fonasr 81 iih-fsiiy bestowed u,.n hin Wfsto-
f1fr
Tbts j. ibs oaiy Ho,ti sbich charge. is., han
- . PsIday l. q. SMITH
Nov ~ 1855 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-23

ti"st .'ANHENJ FsE MoC>r EEExnN.-
NH Gle li Instant M,.s Anu Psms.ia Gun.
r'"-haw 'ro gcat e tho .dolu. V-ruar
J. '''.' As-r il''ru caused 90 DO p,il =,
dob" NA'h.ug 'pa .La ~, - s..r,.s 50 r,a
t7'-'t7a 40..lrr. With rn'ers-t thereon. tho
,i'4 -um Cviug the amount due cu tue l.5,t
in ta.imeut
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-23

Nr.s.Sls l,I.tr.r = ,ae' Pyvf..
Wsl4s. r. Dr EsIIifer itatite in
'srs.t psy.uis os &C. les ~ Jsnaary net.
~ ,hs bnnds Of fts S'sts u N'flu.s uss
pa,I ~ y oD Fs,IsY ls,, o. tbs C.nmi..i5u
ere q tb. ~inkug Fund Ibs Ettg.,sr
vlry Jus'Iy t1is'- 4 tts pt,nptns.s II W
g'His 90 inrstiog her Asa.linss-a prompt
nss- she bss exhibited sissy. sol upIer
ev.fy storm sni procure 70 tis 6uau~.al
uBfI
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MORE or ruu -,u, mr.

James II Kemp. E-l cr thi, place.
'ch.r"i 'I-' weoE r-ch' pig. tho weight
Of Which vna -. follow, 500. as. :u5. 4Ds.
~, 10 1913 SGI To'a! iIIpouuIs -,
L., " ,-'i 4 pork from eight = Ks lard
TO lOit.-- .Ifach.,isr TyststaH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-23

tt,Or SstBf5sy rigtt lsst mso uhs
D. led h.ri.sIf ~ JoBo - Berry showed
~tb bis u.fe ~ Pei ImoBt W o. spr lev
morning BE- took tbs sspfes. 'fsib flf Wbs,i
Jog leaving b,. sfe N,hbI box sarfgirr
a t-t vs'ch soi m0n.y itussa ru..
say match spI ,ss tsd bs,a marr,,I - bin
only u,sk rfeu8as
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-23

ST'\ WH"is Fsp, y por.ore nsrr,
BY s. .s' Is r,sf. ~ sge. m.a, VII. ,
= r. e % u.'ru aUuutts1asIaHs. NIT.
t,'.s Fairi.,tiuIg au,nt',d 90 Ir.a.
m frrg s-' o., Ior.ou The uiars fu., 80
: H. rrvauic bat h--l y,a,ed boz tbs h r,.t.
s. I.t ~ iis rurl..s Il dc.tf.,l.. rst.
90. 'rS iIgri ~ sd ~ fhprsfsv r5r'' To-
~ ~ m'fnifg emhfsr.l 90 rgr.r'4
-h'n D." ""r 49, E'1uf 'br pll-.u .a
Ne c'hr pp' TIE uLo's hmdJ. except
VIZ -ho 80 n0' ., h'ns 'hst morning
wr iasea sex - the table. Df'. GofdoB
49, MH.is"- wsrs Immediately called 10
soi ts lives ot b. i.uilJ saved TIL boy
- arrested on sstafdsy rtght by n -sr
Brathusfs sUd l0iEeI iu J.u Nyt &c.,.
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Agency Of Insurance.
B. W. NE RBERT,

CONTINUES 20 give pfonp, srtssuDn 10 aI
- hfaorhra 81 NJ ta.ufsn- B1staa.s anf fs
I-psr-1 io nsRusts.e LiFE AND FtREiNsUR
AN'E 20 anY anIuots req ifsd W tbs iiaDt.ff
FHs lrs1fsors CsmpanY Haufoft CFbnrtIi,o of
F'arsIia lnsufsnr~ CompsoT of Phu4fsip phia
40 's- insufancs Compsny ofthe Vsticv 81 W
EIas
Win a. experience ~ hssry stthf sssfs In fhs
i1't1Ess aut tst1x pnsssssei 1' rs.uItsf e van
.sF@s ~ Hsrertst1tat ne afssns h.faH tnsHfarrs
''Hnahtes tDtlz bI.in@ss 90 .hIsanf tbe Nor 1rfr
''Ts SPECIAL ys.shupl Eul bs siyrn 'u g.sei.f
.i'ss HnT ta Cumrsatrs rf u8fH1'frI frspufsirl
.f ah' sh'rs isif tesiisg msy - relies ur.s 90
ssr Hf Iuss
Dweifipx Hoas~s Sure. MHis Bsrns Fa~to.
fir' Nsffhsbfis- Houss huII FafnUafs. anf ~.
f'' isscfip''un % Psrsunsi Pr1lsry tt rnIntrY
I'VE tr'pfsf sgttasf loss or fsmsF- ~ hfr
L'~ A'snfsncs w fbc 5esf Compsaies in lhs
tnH~f Sistss.
The lives ~ s'sv.s issutsf ~ too thirds uf
Ih'f Eslne, 81 iusest fstes f1f - rsfuf of oas Goo
fve vsafs
ln 81 rasrs ~ IHss raui-aiss attention L. givsb
20 serufs 'o ~ fa'itss issafed e Itt-fsl ariust
m~nt 49, FT"fn ri naym-uf Hf HffhstfrIaims
Apf.t'ah.hs ri'tsr t1 uefso1 - ~ iaffsf ell b.
tf'mp'lF auenisf I'd. snf sny in .tffaatioa 80 fts
.l'1ect ehssrinNy giy~a 70 afffssssf o. is.
bspNS Post Aausr Chsfesosn ~
W HERBERT.
Agent fof Jeasrsna CaastV Va
> AEsnts Post Dasrs Cbagisstoua
Or is57.-l1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-23

4 LBFRT MH'ss autoflraf ta ssfrs ra tts
y r1starss n ne ley frn AZ rsfs,ps tr-sft.
- ls ~ ssif fsm NJ a4ifh A NfIss Hss fssr~st.
fultv rsqussssd - sruis fnfihwhk
Fsh n t-ss SMITH = MTLLkR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-23

5y-C HiLsEs CLASS proposes ~ start
= nssspspsr - LoTsy, snti,lsd ,ls PaFs
Csssfg JOsgaai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-23
VOL. 81.
s@S. ssw,'ai. sssra e,SSs.s.
.s.. .. S....A ser, Of w.rhss "e.s~.

00ss % ~sroao ssesy - ''~~~~
.rs ..., P.s-- :. rsbIi.hed weekly at Tro
Il.i,,. s.J FIty Cs~ts rsr asns- ~ pad IN sd.
~s-e,. Two Dott.Hs
-, ,,yn..,y,, ..ytn-sis deferred heyoad the rsPi
y,,,,n 81 IN. y..t istsrr.t viii be ohs'Hsd.
,,..,,pttoa. tor roo.ihs. O~s DSiiaT ss TcsH-
"A. hr. Cs.f.. u be P.id tars'isb!s "a sa'saes
RATES OF UvERrl>iNG.
-rrh- ,,ra. - .i,srU.ips are ioT sgu.rs ~ Ices
"a, fl,llar thtc~ 's..r',na--isSr-f ua"s 30 The
$3.50 pr1P0rtins f-.eh eS'"sss"' 'N"'F Nv
Ce.f, .1as'e.
~ ,i,stti.. Nc b. considered b. the mopth 90
,,ar .uI... sr, sa the N.HascTrt 90 PIS' oH'
~ .xr.sa arns s~t~een the rsrii's
CrN .I,.,ti.-n.-t no, sarkrd - the copy 80
.p-eidrI aaus-r II s~rtioas w' er eoat'nsrd sh"'
ordered -oat. a,d psy nest esseted .orofS,Hfv
uTREarLka >pNs.rlsEAkNrs - !" N"'' '' wv
.~ArrrssiiAs % ~, rs'' HiiH' N".".I Nl'e'u'e''
AZ a. pr ne, q, .t.t- ai,hasiis, N.' 'Hrf r'"hrr~
o.I, ss,s,d. to ,h-.r t,sm-i'.t" es''"s'. Me-. ..
tate. L<r 81 .ad all Other >i'sr"eern''" "'e"
q, y. q. .aiit,s..i ~h,rt-, and 80 'n,."oS
-, an, ,,.....,, ,s-,,,,..m,.i. ~.'fAs rai6 for -
p.h GNLNHER CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-23

hm'o"''.a sr I'co.......... ~ sas ~
NF ''.h rtro. m,ni. as ts IA ls.' re- hat
''''-.s '. u ; Z" sn.I q - r,.-+ respectively 20
. 81 b. .. a.i 3 i'r D-ai. TIL. change VII IN
'','-' 'ar r.,"' from "u''uu' q 500 oco upoa IN.
- '' ''' '"'7rr''tt"n' of he lsn hscsl y..--
"'h'' 'r''si'a Co be- selected should also b. u,n..
''''4 ''"m loser 60 higher schedules to make ups
dcnc,rHcy In the r-r-a4~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-23

W s-v. .S.Tr. rFl,r
" g Iiug ElI,r
W. -fy--J - Df4Ut,rry
W. q II h1y
A'N.... - T. Will,
kaek Cos q r Roget
fairfiE 1 j Dayton
io'elnsc- samuel V Iloyls
l. ''D1rs J .rpb \ p etor
LHr''ra-- itrma- ~ Ware
"H...r..1H Na'h ! n raync
SFrU.h,I q ru, EHI
Ps'cr,sn Creek ! T. Bsoes
'ia'ks W e.. Lampku
PrIpcs WtliIam--W WillIn Harmon.
Is .in -- 10 Be 'upyiied
tbss A Dave. Ctsplsia U. sS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-23

AAAN ~ hkkHt
arf tHf tniuE ali ktuts 81 JOB sHi BUILDING
WORK cunaeciet wun his trade aui tffsfs
ifo'u 30 " ssni Il snV sffiei@ Il WARE OR
WORK In ~ iinrsf~ fesp-r. .iul.y ys.Ii.rsf AZ
. .rsIuahIiEs Hsphsf snd sin pfompIru4s
We DO ny empi0y safzmsD who have haa from
10 'u y vrafs rIpsffsn ~ 10 rBsinsss in 80
fa"rh's hsfChsbIs stil bad % lo ilrtf adyan-
sgr ..t tsaI gi.h me - o.. Dast Ihsm ii5sf-
fl...u.f
SOL .ssf t1 % h4rrs t. Tia Wsf-
kfss ~l..vsrt1s Od Hfass
U.assat Ha.f tIfH les AMI
W#' O.f r. .rrsr pIufrg
HH w.fs tHue ! arI Haks q Hf~raI dis
ctu.. '.f rHu ALBERT MiLLGH
NaVru.stt t-f-
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What '. ihs so reno. bstuseu an At
ten, trm q sui hag hatchery g.
'' us fs.sp'' sfI iHt,8t o. Raj stI
t'. oi o. ssfi vitb ir',ut s,h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-23
~ CniNG Gr,uar.


Tt.rs.,,.f,gs b..,-..t..s.
49,.
"shi
''''''h i'h Ard 90 g,oi Bisbt
- What B.. ihs 80 rsbcs bstuses ssu At
ten, trm - sui Lag butcher, D.
'' r'. Fs.sr'' sl'l ia's1t 60 al saI
Nr oi o. s,'i sitb ir',ut 'ass!t
rfIHr -..' remark, - a.. 4 ..f-..
''- i..ri rhs ''f' ~ rs. vf4..t lr
ell o..a' H.1.s. t.r r.u.I r.t .,s.Is .b..i
= iske q df' scat .fI.st..s
bFv W. q Sir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-23

JAr 'r BnFa jsIsf ags ~ ths
most .'t1.i slYtn1s. sHi ..vs. vaYk a
natlfe D. 90 Ite nsat maa ssd she
tlifi tss Esf. sbifstit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-23

rrt fariv l,Dly spres'sI IN To-.
r't' .rs ' a'fs n'.I thst re aathsf, -.
hai a.H arf.f'si .sssass b. hsJ 90 yi,,!f,
mstrs 20 srr. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-23

Oh de'olst- riyh,. ~ thi- = or horn x,,p
10. hsuHers VI ~Taih AZ. -. uuiu,IJ
b"' tsHcb nosi pa vrff9i sr.'ng a.t ,Fyl
us thsichS ms up = rou'i match rtir
60 nc Nht~fc'. IN -.tts sv.-i stdEttJ
w" nave i'r both ,hs siurul ebd the fever n.hi ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

nent of America, and includes no undue concession
on the part Of our weaker ally The stronger power
is to WELD qualified protectorste for the simple
purpose of preserving unObstructed the freedom Of
our commerce on the highway of trade. And
the result amply yindicates the policy which our
government has consistently pursued, of recog-
nizing In all cases the de facto government
Of foreign nation. without intervening to
decide as to the rightful claim of deposed
contestant. vain attempt to uphold the for
tunes OF General Walker, by refusing to recognise
the government which has superseded him in power,
would still have left the great questions involved in
our relations TO Central America in the dubious
manned.
Several of our exchanges call attention to the i'm.
portant and favorable influences which the ratifca-
tlon OF the Yrisari treaty will probably exercise on
our pending negotiations with Great Britain. If not
IN actual conflict with the terms of the BuiwerCay.
ton treaty this convention practically contra
venes its intended effect issue of such primary
Importance that weighty additional motive iase-
cured to induce the consent of the British govern
ment to the abrogaton of the only compact which
has yet involved US in an entangling alliance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04
Oar Nes~~ska Corrsspondence.

fosrrSrLs, Dodge County, ~ T., April -, 1858.
ne Government Express 10 Col Johasons COmmasdtn Cdh
-Ncrmons Learino % Join their Brethren, DC
Last week an express for Col. Johnston's COM
mand, consisting of eight men, with some thirty
horses and mules and two light draught baggage
wagons, passed up the north side Of the Platte route
en- route for the United States army in Utah. un.
derstand that three expresses on the same business
tsecret and hurned) have started upon the three
principal routes and at the same time-probably TO
convey orders 10 Col. Johnston TO delay the attack
or march on Salt Lake until Commissioners McCul
logh and Powell, on the part of the United States,
shall arrive and open negotiations for peace. The
express will probably reach the United States army
by the latter part of week after next and lust as
Col Johnston is revealing in the halls of Brigham
Young The trip from the Missouri via this route
10 Salt Lake City has been made, believe, in some
twenty. lone days with mules and horses
The Mormon population Of this portion of the Far
West are preparing for start towards Salt Lake
early in May. The grass upon the Platte valley is
now sufficiently grown TO sustain small trains
STARTLING RuxoR FROM urAH-PRoBABLy HoAx.
The Lexington (Nio) Erposttor of the 27th ult.
says:-On Saturday night last passengers on the
| steamer Admiral, Just down from Leavenworth,
brought the startling news that Colonel Johnston q
force had been attacked by the Mormons under Brig
| ham Young, and badly defeated-the Mormons caps
turing thirteen pieces of artillery The story goes
that two messengers had Just arrived from the scene
Of action with dispatches Cor government. One OF
! them proceeded Immediately TO Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

This large paid to the Recover or Taxes In the
basement in the Court House. and is interest
ing to look at the progress of these which,
10 time made at the option Of the Taxpayers in
nection with the provisions Of the law OF lS43 by which
the present system OF collecting established
This provides for allowance interest at the rate
of per cent per ennum, from the time OF payment
TO the lst of December, provided the payment Is
before tho LIST Of November During the month Of No
vember each taxpayer Ia required TO pay the exact
amount Of the levy without any rebate amount Of in
sessed before LIST day of December one per cent s
added the amount OF his be omits pay until
the 18th of December additional per cent added
and he delays payment until the 1st Of January follow
ing he charged az the rate OF II per per annum,
which ordinarily equal 70 four per cent addition the
LIST Of January for the four months after the opening Of
the tax books.
The practical operation OF these provisions Of the law Of
1s43 regard to the collection Of city taxes may be
by referring TO the three days preceding the LIST OF De
cember when the increase Of per cent takes effect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04


The Legislature passed an act in February 1855 chap
ter 81 authorizing the taxation OF residents doing
business in New York. In accordance with this act
book made up annually, containing the names OF
residents who doing business In the city, and who
subject the provisions OF the act The trs tax list
for non residents made up for the year 1860 This
book contained the OF 296 persons with total
valuation o si4 4oi 3o In the year 1856 the number
Of persons assessed ,s9*, the total valuation
SIS 26S. In the year 1897 the number Of persons
assessed asa and the total valuation In $7 227 $50
The Receiver OF Taxes Wilson Small has furnished the
following statement which shows tho collected from
residents thus far the sums RENTED, and tho sums
IN arrcar, VIA - .
Total Of levy FOR 1855. ....siTtTeT 10
Amount collected 10 January 1, 1s6s.... 1898 "
$50 1913 SO
Renittsd by supervisors. e43 49-S56,3o3 68
Total amount OF levy for 1866. S25T2Jt 20
Amount collected 10 Jan. l. 1868. ..... l5e,s32 SO
se7,s2l IS
Remaining unpaid ......,......... ss5, 800 ~
Remiited BY Supcrvsors LBS 81 fBI al ID
Total amount Of levy for 1857 .S26sl 35 ~
Amount collected TO Jan 1, l55s.......... l5o6es 20
Remaining unpaid t35 So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

Excess Of expenditures receip,s.... $23679 90
Statement No shows the appropriations and oxpsndi-
lures on account OF the city government proper for the
year ending Dec. 81, 1867,
The total expenditure under these heads
amounts TO the Of. ~ 5T1 633 81
The whole Of this sum is paid by taxation.
The amount expended during the year 1865
for the same purpose, s........... 1850 925 ~
Being moro than for 1857. Si8,3oi IS
Statement No. shows the appropriations and expendi
lures on trust and special accounts for the year ending
Dec. 81, 1857
The total amount expended on these &C
large portion OF this sum Is paid by taxation under
general or sDeCial Laws viz
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER
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THE WAY THE MONEY GOES.
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Mr.. Flagg's Explanations of the Frauds
on the City,
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DEpARTMxsT or FINANCE,

CohPrR0LLxR's OrYrca,
CnT or EEw YoRk, April 30, 1868
10 Tfm COMMON COUNCIL
Tho Conf troileI submits herewith statements showing
LIST The appropriations expenditures receipts OF the
Corporation for the year ending December 81 1857 3D.
The moneys borrowed the credit Of the CORPORATION
YVES obtained.
statems0 No appended to this report gives the gen
ersl beads OF appropriations, expenditures and receipts
for the ye ending December 81 1857 exclusive OF the
Sinking Fund set apart for the payment Of the principal
end interest OF the city debt
The total amount received into tho city treasury
during the year, from al sources except the Sinking
EunG, SIS ,266 6o8 70
Total expenditures. Observation-Disclosures. 6,2S0638 %
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fetal balance in the bank to the credit Of


the corporation JAN i, 1868 81, 038, 1902 %
COLLECTIONS OF THK TAX LEVY 1857.
The total amount OF tax levied the city county
New York for the year 1867 was % ,066 500 81.
The tax books opened by the Receiver Of Taxes
September 7, 1857 The annexed statement--No. IA
shows the amount OF tax collected In each month 70 the
close Of the year 1857 will be by this statement
th the collections for each Of the 10 the close
OF the year were as follows, viz
September 1914 891 03
iyzoIoLi
November 3390ST7 OF
December NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 708060 81
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The above statement shows the amour. expenditures
from appropriations which raised by taxation FOR the
year. The difference between this and the amount in
cuded In the x levy OF 1857 is produced by raised
for various objects on which the expended have
been less than the amount raised may be by
ference to the appropriations given statement No. l.
Statement No A. appended, has been prepared for the
purpose Of showing by comparison the objects Of expend
ture which have caused the great increase OF taxation
In comparing the total amount Of taxation in 1858 with
1857 1t will be that the oI6 A. By
reference to the prominent items Of expenditure 1t will
be seen that large portion Of this increase Of expendi
ture upon objects which the Common Council aud
the finance Department have effective control This is
shown by o omparison of the following Items
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Dxm PArABlx BY rArAr1os.
SAtment No shows the amount Of debi redeem sS,le
from year 10 year by taxation.
The TOTAL amount OF this debt January l. 1866 was
81 100000
CENTRAL PARK AssMsnENr STOCK
statement no 10 shows the amount Of stock issued fV
the payment OF awards for land taken the Central
PARK from the for the Central
Park, Feb. D. 1852 The total amount is 81 coo, 900.
TREASURY
statement No. Ill shows the amounts borrowed on 70
venue bonds during the year ending December 81 1851
s.so the amounts paid during the same year. &
Inc amount borrowed s IS sos 900 90
'' p~'''' ''''''''..''.............. ~,io',io" w
Amount outstanding Jan l. 1858 SO 490, 900 90
LOANS TO Bx PAID AssrsMxST-
1atement NO IL shows the borrowed on assess
roent bonds 70 be paid from assessments property DO
pedtted by regulating, grading and paving streets,
structin9 sewers filing supken lots, &c.
The total amount OF assessment bonds issued during tho
year 1857 is $eel 100 or sum 1913 100 bears
rest at SIX per cent and SITS tho Of per
cent
Statement No. l3 shows the total operations Of tho
Treasury IN its connection with A. " Stout CITY Cham
beriain for the year ending December 81, 1861
The total amount paid Into the Treasury dur
ing the year, including the balance JAM
Il 1907 SIT, 1873 06l Ia
rsAu Io,SIlvAo 40
Balance In Treasury Jan /, 1853 .. 81 3SSI5O 90
The total amount paid into the Sinking Fund
during the year 1857, including the ba-
lance in bank Jan. l. 1867, s........ 4yes1 $50 10
Amount paid out, 6c................... 3,ol69l9 20
Balance In Sinking Fund Jan I, 1853 ... $l670I4l 50
Add Treasury balance. ,366 LEO 60