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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
Richardson, Spence & Co.'S Circular.

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arval consists of22 9os bg,h WaEsr 10 tc?ea,h
Cosy $500 bb, FLors and cabssa 80 qr.'
wHrAT "A ~ ers. Coax, he MediteHa1san AID bs-s
Sea.
Flme. deliveries of WHEAT r n. week eadius as- sa1r-
ssy were 95e64 qr, F sAiLss 70 So ga .; y u tie 's'
re:EoDeirs vesi of lsst Jear. =. -.
.x cleared m sne 50 fsr no damage doEe. Ne
"HE continues well spoken Of 1o;h IS to ceIeioh she
The Corn Trade since Tuesday ia. rud quiet but cdsJ
mste better manifested ant, ~ moe genera
seyance old q bush On al q1sies Flour it without,
charge prices INDIAN CoESA large supply iso1 re Med
.si;ons bal Freely offered q 81 y qaare The .eqsy
very md nd eno,s'ior' fAGsiesn no9al ;: >
ssd % Ss So.5 a5 @ Z No. ms ssaS o 9d.n. sd
Sgbsrn a. 81 H.i'e 5hstP sG T,sin s,,,0,s aa
Il 6d12 E1ts Ohio ia ~ 't. ~ as va New Or cans
2 6Qls g. Extra Fstcy st. Louis, "A Western y al y
BrsF 81. only in retail u. continued arrivals render aca
.T. ;rrious 20 seI. and bayer' are freely me-
PoEE- sss0rtrsu- CT Amen ~ ore1s aud sao'
B,cos eortiIne. in fair retail den arc 81 .s.e rs.eE
CHFfsE- Rs her doiur
L,sD-Abc1s 30 .old ), 60 a5 6l. Aat IN StA
rs lots tsreJ a. ti e6 c" Tie sdysGce Is pad WITH
TIIIow with very freely .uppl!sd mase; I.ther weaisr
in price 7sgsnros cfeng f8 70 Lad Butchers A.so,s
a. % e In London the market depressed and
cc.sd.-4s SPOT 40 eda st three months oi ae ye-s fo
RosIy-CorcInou in fair reques. a. 4 2a4 o cw..
BaRR sesoy At or fbisdelphia snd y for baltimore -
oILs-of Sperm, IL tans ePlg osssed brought ta2 NJ
CIOyGRsEFDTbe inquiry hss fallen off, but the stock here
Cor1cS-The irs5e purcbae only s their In mediate wsls
sno to:sl sbserce OF psculsln prices srduay eoop
except Mddng with sood color AID staple, when Is very
scarce ard firm in price The 61k ofhe o'k there Is more 9
less stained and being yearly all on the make sales are din
effect ard exact q1o.sons csoey be gsen ioI
quses below Mdcrg II Manchester good steady aemsi
san' 9 dssr , we,k Sc, ssd aiS 50 Icy
csTed hst with the he, raies sasne W. qPos ,s5 to .e
6J5l6c.i Mobile, ed; Upland Q lj'lod' y ..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
SPAIN.

Auths Madrid journals, without exception on p.'y,
treat - absurd the srpposton, en,ans ing from .ne
American press, that Spain car ever tnnk u csd'ps
Cuba TO the United States <,.,
General O'Dorbel, Pfesidsp. Of the Courcil, had
fallen in.
The approaching elections were esclt.og grea: 10.
terest Among tns candidates is remSTAed 'nst
none of the Democrats who bgured ih me Oo'sS arc
observed.
Of foupdne nne great ssyu1ns for the poor-oDs for
each Archbshoprc--as mesns OF sgPpressIo,s 70 *
rt 90 ~ =, he smpl,yed to1s,d paying the expenses
of these ssylums, which 20 30 into operation On
4 pss,epger steamer proceeding from Sentsnder 70
an.n zoe, directly. She had seventy-fve pAssen-
gers board and be dispatch does not ssy wnether
snY were saved.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
INDIA.

The Bombay msil Of July 10 hai reached England,
but The details OF the news aii nothing OF importance
70 the kilograms already received.
TIE cones poudent OF The LoAdon Times ssya:
"Wi.h Sir Hope Grant q action at Nswaurgurge and
the recapture Of Gwalor by Sir Hugh Roe acive
operations on any considerable scale seem to have
cone 10 al end, whether owing to the rainy sesson
NOV generally set IN throughout india or TO the
haustcp ard dsI erson Of the mutineers and rebels
For the frat time, think, since the commencement of
the insuIeoiop, mail leaves Bombay without tldngs
Of angle fresh engagement, if except little bght
Of which have this moment heard a. havi9g taken
place on the 18th between Rst,rsys Skhs aud some Of
the Jugdispore rabbe st place called kusns, with
tie usual result 70 the latter
An smpesty similar to that declared in Dude had
been PFC mul gated in Bundelcund ami Central India.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
e u n O p e.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

I'm Royal Mail steamship Africs, Capt sa'soon'
vAish ssled from Liverpool at O'Clock on ne s,'
sosb Of August q, arrived here Jessefasy o.
sslosh p. N . ,h.
The Announcement. Of the collision oeIs0s. ~ ...
Anbi. and Europa was received IN EnsNo', f,..
hattie Is,sgrspb, on August -, ana voc r :.
pvbIc message sent east through the cso'o, =
vsuId ,ahe tbs place Of the Earops A'A 90 oa
sypssI for HsEfA1 and Boston on Aus~ %
The Jurs vss telegrsphed OF hoiyAsso q. Io'n On
the Day the Africa sailed And would reacn 'ne "s''ey
Ahsu. 5 s'elock thss everns.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
TIE SLAYER ECHO-A PROBLEM AND us
lOkOLIARIES
F,ss 1.e kieAaend Eaqai,.,. Ssrt. !.

FroDs Tie Richmond E1qKysy, SspI. l.
For the fra. time in the history Of the country q
vessel "a. been taken in the sct," Ct slsve-trading
Other questions connected with the ssve-trade have
arisen various occasonf, but before have the
questions preserted by the espiure Of the Echo bee
introduced practically into American politcs. Whist
shall be done with the cargo The lsws Of Congress
plain and explicit; but the requirements OF sad
laws practicable To ooBfscate the vessel; to fine
the owners thereof twice tie amount OF the value OF
the vessel; TO hsng the captain and ever the crew
s these are snscep.be Of practical solution. But
TO ret1rn the regloes to africa at the expense Of the
United States Is cAieat problem. The law Of Con-
gress Doubtless ccItenplsed The return 10 the place
OF theI tribe or .enas bsIbsrans cen have friends,
but not merely tls rs,UIl OF tie negroes 70 Afrlcs
WHICH, p'acng them there under some authority
stIeIg enough to protect them.
IL this, then, Is The meaning q returning them to
africa, We would ask how is Il to be som pills ned
Vic knows from what part Of the coast they wers
tskell Ii tie Captain OF the Echo should tell truth
fully, the part Of the coast from which they were
isken, ard the Government were TO return them 10
the s1sct point Of shipment il would only be that they
might bseeue slaves TO the irst masters that could
eppfetend them. The law Of Congress contemplated
The return OF TIE ssroes 70 the tribe hsm s1esce
they were taken snd rot merely 20 the coGt-snt Of
Aiies, else 1t Sould be tste lar verse eTse tosG
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
RUSSIA.

Accourts from Odesss STATE that the crops ir that
region prsselted q mos, Ins,usfsctoYy appesrance,
sId thst in localities t1e yield would not even
be sufficient fer seed for next year. In the neighoor
b6od of St. Petersburg the were also very poor
beng completely scorched III consequence OF the pre-
varg droGtb. The noods sDd Ocgs were burning
elriouSly in al directors, and some villages were
threatened with destruction. From the coass OF the
Sea OF Azof ard from the districts supplying Arch
angel, the crops sre well spoken Of.
tn stated that Two ub ases ere 10 be i:sued-one 70
have the feet Of restoring the ancient territorial d.
vis.n, forming eight governments, and the other re-
transferring the eScse administration 70 Warsaw from
st. Petersburg.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

ISSE,sTp DEMAND FOR IoBAoco.-TAHe has
been for some years pas. steadily increasing densd
for t,bsoco ard the area Of land planted hss bsea
lNged very much.
A tebls before Us ssys:
"I1 France slore, the demand has gone mp from
sl3 Gao COO AZ which stood in $780, sl9 O00C in
1870 10 s24 Geo 900 in 1850 and to j 900 600 il ST.
Il is possible that the demand may roach sJOc0,N0
in 1860.
"rbe ssne Increased demand hes beer going OF in
England Germany, and may others OF the Enrop an
States."
Il all TIE hsn-roos.s W ADDITION tc other equsy h.hy
places in America to be hed with tobacco, the de-
nsrd viii be stl further increased and tobacco become
ss inpcrtsrt crop as eS'c5, TO tse producer, bu.
Eevsi ,c tie corsurosr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
PRUSSIA.

nror. was current, snd ssid 70 be accredited at
Berlin. thai the King of Prussia will resume the rens
az C;syenopt Oh the ht Of October bu, that ou toe
I5sh CT the same month ne viii so'emuly eodieste in
favor Of the Prince.
A Berlin letter says:
"The meeting betsesn the Queen Of England and
the Princess Frederick Willisu, hei daughter, wss
very snso ing. The Princess spfGag !ato the ran Vsy
csiiisge Of her royal ootoer, and the two remained
cssped in each otnei arUs for some time, unable ID
sJeaH.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Dates from the Cape OF Good Hope srs to July z.
The steamship City of Manchester had arrived there
fIon England, en route for Algos Bay, with troops.
The United Stats frgste San J4einto, from Cana
for New.Yolk, was in Simon Bay.
Busiress was dull.
TIE Governor had dissolved both Houses OF Palis-
merit
Quiet had been restored on the frontiers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
OPINION OF TIE s. C. ATTORNEY GENERAL.
By Teiekrsph

CHARLEsr0g, Weonesdsy Sept. l. lSJS.
The Mercury OF 70 cay contains the A,tornsy-ien.
ersl Of South Caronas opinion the subject Of the
effect that the Afrcers nust be retained By the Uated
States Marshs and that they are rot saojeot to tae
laws Of Sou,p Carolina.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
TURKEY.

The TuIkisb Ministry is sad to have called the Sal
tan atterop TO MS exravGgant expenditure and to
have IepItsened that the financial difficulties Of the
country it impossible 10 continue tho enormous
outlsy. The Sutsns civil fst amounts to ~ 200 Oo0
sterling per aLIun1.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

tr AnsI,-.n seerses soticsd y kss~A 80 -
Co There b,ss d-rs De pss; ~esl s'sr s1nsAs
trsir.ss ding In the sevsr,l AGeiisn s.te t- n &c -
1suiss for aysm.r:a which encourage No eIPA0n ~ -
proved nNte In RAio,i E1nds s9d S.Ares thre srJ
little susoa .s the trsIss;rrs Is-r>-s ss's '
" MI. -.irua xfes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
SWITZERLAND.

Scne difficulties sre $40 20 hsve s-issn between
tisree and Ssitzersr3 yslstve 10 the boundary zoe
The French 1nG Swiss CcIrl.ss.orsrs cS1lot sgre.
wm taorgG the. Sss Federal Colnoi would p;o-
roes the appointment oi az sdSiiicpa CSmussier or
tp oct Sc n srb,gstos
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

LONDoN Saturday, Aug. 2I-nOOp -C0nsols closed
firm 96 96 ;he favorable fom ua il The Times
second ecou. Sharss prov with .nso!s oad c0.ed
bit business very limited that prices Gno5. nonila.
LATEST MARKETS.
LoSDoS, Saturday, Aug. 2l-noon.-SCGAR quiet.
CoEE sales T.. seced present by telegram
Chns just received RICE with far inquiry with
ss's Of gcod kinos 81 RuN irner. S,LTPETEg shade
6ne with moderate blsress pel sold al u J.
TLow steady q iS the spot; A. ,5r delivery the
ite mouths II the yea a. t aeAsey fIo January
March.
GLASGOW IRoS MARREr.-NsTkst firm. No. -
65f 6. mixd mug bers warrants 81 sass Mixed MAsers'
lion. - 3G4 8. No } ~ Gj4 &.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
CHIN

Tie Tines publishes the following lspstch;
PARIS. SstuTdsy--9:3O /. VI.
The MonHeur apnoucces that 6 treaty hss been
oCreludfd With China. The ports ara thrown open.
TIE Christian religion i. allowed 10 be freely pIGo.
tced Foreign CODsuls and Diplomatic agents are Sd
nt'ed to Pekn. An indemnity is to. be pad to EG-
gland and France
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
AUSTRIA.

Ire Aas.-isn GoyGnnsst hiss, :. is said, resolved
n spsad bty Per cent nS-s IN rs navy sasn hereto
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

90. ros construction Of for, screw fisas's vas 70
K .nnmenoed without 1cny.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
THE LATEST.

lBy Telegraph from London 10 Licerpcoi.l
FRANCE.
The bombardmens OF Jidish hss csussd q crest sem
sstCn everywhere but su sensirs unc omnerted upon
BY TIE press.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

i.- ere
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To NH. JFTlITNUHATN.
IN the Sunday HERALD have your speech made Al
Conference Socc. have attended h vour
duties Commissioner of Emigration Won must be aware
~ the many o. pregnant women authorities
% Germany continually sending this country: In
has become regular business ~
that the ateniion ~ Congress called the subject
docs net Do for you Germans 20 here and your
fh and Islander the shpowners and the
enormiues u your authorities home You Mr. COMMITS
siofer have doubt know that such Il the fact aud that
Is for this purpose delivered yourself 81 the sanderpus
speech the occasion referred TO- glad that Mr.
Schumacher ashamed Of language and insnuaons
From your position Commissioner be she
the and not by your wholesale denuncations
SANDER better than yourself sItIPowNER
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Nv Kxpxssxs or THE ooRpoRA1,os.

Law ExPKSsxs or THE CORPORATION
The ums paid from the treasury for law expenses 20
4" ~ I've months preceding the LIST Of july 1855 have
zen ry large. The following sums have been paid for
10 oh ct named in connection with each amount, viz
or laN expenses incurred by Mayor Wood $40, 100
FOR law expenses incurred by the Police Commits
Tor Law expenses incurred by d. D. Conovcr $500
fetal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $50
The apr opriation Of sl0o 900 to pay tho expense in
cured by Mayor Wood in connection with the t icn
Guided in ordinance Of the Common Council in the tax
aw OF 1855 being one Of the items in that law Of the ar
rearages o. 1857.
The Conn troller did not include in his estmat to any
portion Of above sum of $40 $780, did the Counsel
10 the Coro alton certify the law expenses in OF the
three cases above referred to. Payment was made in
these the authority Of the sections the
tax law, az stated above.
The amount paid account Of law expenses for the
twelve months preceding the LIST Of July 1885, the GER
uicae OF the Counsel to the Corporation, is as follows
viz
From July l to December 81, 1857 So, $50 90
From January to June 80, 1858. 1904 66
Total. $l6,79l 66
Tie Of SIS 04 CO for the six months Of 1858 has
beer laid the appropriation for city contingencies
he Common Council having struck from the estimate pre-
sened by the Comptroller larger sum for the law ex-
penscs OF the extra caunsel to the Corporation
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
Tho Comptroller then entors into heightened defence
of the clerks the Finance Department against the charge
of their having combined TO make victims of j. b Smith
and his associates, and concludes his report by brief
reference to the discrepancies in the accounts Of tho col
icctors:-
Expenditures and Receipts Of the City Government, in
Guiding Trust Accounts, from July 1857, to Jnae So
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~ lHE EDlIVh VI HE HERALD.
The Daily Tdnscrtp, published in Portsmouth, Va,
contains letter from Washington correspondent, in
which II mentioned that fears are entertained for the
salty ~ the coast survey steamer Fireny. wish to
quiet tho natural alarm Of such have friends on board
by stating that letter has been received from one OF her
crew, dated Beaufort, NJ G., sept - and that she Is re
naming there until the yellow fever shall abate in
Charleston, :. ~ W. q. T.
DrTvBFR o. 1883.
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RAILROADS.


NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
Nv SUMTER IRsArcRwxw.
Commencing Monday, Sept No. 1894
Trains save DEPOT corner Of White and centre Eco
York, Sis M White Plains Stopping NJ All ststsu<a
Trains leave depot OF Twenty stress and You're
avenue New York; II sic NJ wniismsbrifre stopping -
and all stations north u wlnsmsbrdgs stopping N
s.dcns y white Plains train stopping a an stations
30 " ~ Willamshridge, stopping ali stations. r. n.
Dover Plains stopping ~ all stations white Pialna
lisfssbridge sopping al all stations $50 wAmsbrds
Stopping Al all stations. =
Returning leave chatham -Four Corners I7so Pm
train soppng n wnnamsbridge, white Plains and all sa
sorh VIM. ], CAMPBHrLA superinsnd
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/yoRPoRATIoN YOTICE-THE SPECIAL COMMITTEES
appointed BY the BOARD ~ Aldermen relative a. petition
81 Isaac Barker and others residents and property
Washington SQUARE Tor permission 70 have the
designated East. West North and south WASHINGTON
square will meet IN room No City Hall on Friday the an
inst M O'Clock M All parties interested In the
requested 70 Attend SfHhussS oSfh, sgssIs,
MICHAEL TUOMFY tNomminF.
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McKeannan, PatricS Mckeannan James Hanson, Isaac
Hunter Thomas Armstrong Thos Mcintosh, John Bunken.
jacob Hyser Philip Hyser Benj Bridge Hugh Canlgan John
Clemment; z beaamster Hugh Jones, John Amston,
Laurence Welsh, Caharne WELSH Mary Muln, VIM scott,
VIM Perry. IL Kason, James Mahln, Mrs James Mahan,
Henry Hinken John Gerdmsn, G Wbrahm Wintgen. J Il
Young Dennis Mccarthy, Wort, Vim Ogi,vie Henry Nc
Cauley, H q Roberts John Mitchell, John Turgas.
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for the r ndng June 80, 1883 account OF the sink
ing fund lie paym Of interest on the city debt
Balance i, July l. 1857 S644 ,l0s II
inc June 80 is5s $780, 6l n
Statement No. shows the amount OF the permanent
city debt on tn LIST Of july 1855, and also the
of stocks and other securities held by the Commissioners
Of the Sinking Fund for the payment Of this debt
The total amount of debt is .$l4, co
The Commissioners have purchased from
time 10 tme and hold as Investment,
a portion Of the stock which forms part
OF this debt, equal 10. :. 50, 78e, 652 90
Bonds mortgages, &c. 667 ,0i6 81
Hudson River Railroad bond. 10000 90
Total. &,457 ,e6s 81
From which deduct the
amount borrowed from
sinking fund for payment
Of interest. ............. 1,424,293 10
IS, os3, 1915 Al
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Hafk it2h3T 30
Tho annual interest the Heh created for tile payment
~ the Central Park i payable by taxation and the sum
euded the levy 81 s5s pr this object 9255 TO0
there has already been borrowed under the law or tho
Improvement ~ the Central Park the a 500 the
interest a which Is payable by taxation There i in
aded the levy q this year tho interest $50 900
only, The amount borrowed ID 1851
SINKING FINDS.
Sfstemcnt No. shows the revenue received by the
Commissioners o. the sinking Fund Tor the payment Of
The city debt the from which was derived and
E DUPLICATION ~ tie same.
3he amount received during The year ending June 30 1858
" 1912 ~
stat, me SO & shows toe receipts AM expenditures
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Almost A TTu@-A few brief epstles under the Rich.
mond code, recently passed between Hon Albert Rust
and H. ". Rector, both ~ Arkansas Mr.. Rust felt
aggreved NJ something Mr. Rector had said n bar
told him - in his hrsi epsIle and demanded i'm
mediate rctracton. In answer Mr.. Rector said that he
bad only replied 10 similar attack made upon him by
Mr. Rust and that nc would not rctrac The member
then gets little warm and says he docs not know any
thing about the etiquette governing such correspondence
as that 10 which he s engaged and cares lees and he
never mentioned Mr Rcctors name connection with
any abusive language he improperly in bis say
ing so lie reitcraies his demand for Immediate retrac.
ion Nr Rector refacts, and thus ends Mr. Rusts first
cgson the " codc.H
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The expenses Of the city and county Of New York
provided for by annual the revenues q the Corpo
ration and all receipts for property sold, being pledged
10 the public creditors for the payment Of the city debts
mere Of taxation, therefore, when the rapid
growth the city rs considered not OF itself evidence
Of unfaiihfuncsss OF the public agents, Of extra
yagance IN the public expenditures This applies
with considerable force to the expenses of the Courts,
the Board 81 Education, the Amshouse, Police, &c The
Common Council aud the departments have for
any material increase q expense except with those de-
parments which connected with the construction of
buildings and machinery for the Fire Department the
pair and cleaning Of the streets, and other work which
increases with the extension Of the city.
Whilst the growth of the city may be referred 10
liable for considerable increase Of taxation,
n sufficient % justify increase Of more than three
millions ami bali 81 dollars, IN the short period from
1853 10 1889
The lew Of 1853 based mainly upon the expcnd.
lures Of 1852 and included s5s2 90 for q
1881 The valuations comparing 1853 with 1855, are as
follows -
Valuation Tor 1901 lsf@su
Valuation for 1883 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4l3o31 .3s2
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n't"sests.s SEQ ~,
The Increased valuation Of property, comparing 1888
with 1855 about % per cent, and the increase Of
TAXATION, comparing the same years, Is more than 20
Per cent.
VACANT expenditures from the city treasury and the great
Increase annual taxes. These complaints well
founded 70 warrant general denial The Common Coun
Gil and the departments sometimes held responsible
for seemingly excessive increases In taxes, which
they can exercise control. This particularly the
with the ~ mill tax for the support u the State
government and the mill tax Tor the support Of the
state schools, amounting q 1893 il0I0s n
The Common Council have no restrictive control
che expenditures 81 tho Board Of Education OF 226 0l3
And the Almsh0use. 1000
Total .sst
BY reference Statement No. u will be seen that the
increase q 1851 AL 70 from 1898 to 1885 principally
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CC00 FOR AN ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE
DCUU wood pianoorte, richly finished with corners
beautifully lined sanwood white holly scoloped
keys fued legs grand circular scale rich powerful tone
best city makers with full warrantec contains all the
improvements perfect In every way be fully tested nearly
Apply at 65 sixth avenue Forteth street.
days from A. NJ Till r. b. only N. Bias box for ship
ping.
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Statement No "a shows the receipts by the Collector Of
City Revenue for the twelve months preceding July ],
1883 The total gum received by him. shown by that
statement S4ss SEQ 81 From the date ~ his ~ Ros")
appointment Collector Of City Revenue, September 3,
1883 70 July 1885, hc has collected and paid INTO the
treasury s2I30 ,2gI "a.
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20 WEST FOURTEENTH srRKrT, NEW YORK.
ia I22 Clinton street Brooklyn.
r. FFRREROS DANCING ACADEMIES.
The above viii open IN New YORK the eh 81
October and Brooklyn the I2h Of October at 81 M
Gentlemena evening classes New YORK October Is and
Rrnokivn Oct0er aTk NJ Schools and private Glasses
attended solree given usual For circulars apply The
academies