The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-01

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Ward. Occupation
1-.ohn y OGrady. Hotel. Non taxpayer.
Chas. MCCay Not IN Directory. Non taxpayer
2,ared A. Timpson... Non taxpayer
Jas. Watson. Mechanic. ..... Non taxpayer.
3-liugh g. Crozier 80. Grocer. ..,.... Taxpayer
r. = Gould. ........ .Clother.. Taxpayer
4-Thomas Fitzgerald. Grocer ..... Non taxpayer
Charles }. Doherty Clerk ........ xpaxer
5-,ames NJ Iuthill. Coal. Non taxpayer.
William B. Eager. Druggist. ...... Taxpayer.
6-RCbsrd Barry Liquor dealer Non xpayer.
hlchaei Begg. Liquor dealer Taxpayer.
1-Oavid toger. Not in Directory. Non taxpayer.
William l.. Andrews Iron works . on-taxpayer
s-wliam bloomfield. Lawyer. ........ Non. taxpayer
William Tucker. Insurance Taxpayer.
S-Charles r. GidersioveStatoner Non taxpayer.
James W. Farr Com. merchant, Non taxpayer.
10-Daniel sote Blank books Non taxpayer.
=, joel W. Mason. Chair maker .... taxpayer.
ll-Gcorge White. .Aachinist. ... Non taxpayer.
Christopher Net2gar .Shp~rgh,. -. Non taxpayer.
IA v Williams. Not In Directory Non tsxnayer
Robert o. Glover. Secretary. . Non -tsxpaycr--,
l3-Adoniahli. .BrumncCandies. .Non.tsxpayer.
Aonzo q. Reynolds. Carman Non taxpayer.
14-Andrew r.. Byrno.. Merchant Taxpayer.
Andrew III. Green. lawyer. ........ Taxpayer.
I5-lhchard warren. o.. Auctoneer. ..... Taxpayer.
r.. G. Benedict Lawyer. TAXPAYER.
16--Robcrt A. Adams. Lawyer -. ..... =. Taxpayer
William r. Stafford. Lawyer. .... e. Taxpayer.
1'-Iaines Gushing, Jr-. Express Non taxpayer.
samuel Cantrell. 90. Shoes ......... Taxpayer.
1S-W lliam H. Curtis lawyer. Non taxpayer.
James Far Binder ........ Non-taxpayor.
19-Hugh McCabe. Contractor. Taxpayer.
Terence Farley Contractor. Taxpayer.
20-Oliver ii. Lee. Merchant. Taxpayer.
Nelson j. Waterbury Lawyer. ....... Non taxpayer
2l-laayette Ranney Physician. Non taxpayer.
John ~ White. Lawyer. ...... Non-taxiayer.
22--,lohn Okeeie...... STAGES. Taxpayer.
William II. Dohorty. Coal dealer. . Taxpayer.
The Board Of Education consists of twenty-five Schoo
Commss oners one from each ward in the city Tho
common school system of this city and county is now
conducted under law passed May 1s44, entitled can
act more oecualy TO provide for school cduca
tion in the city and county of New York." which was an
amendment o the previous school laws Of 1916 and 1876
Under the new act the schools are dcnominatcd Ward
Schools and numbered in the order in which they
were founded The money for the support of the school
system is raised by tax levied by the Supervisors and
the money 80 raised placed to the credit of the Corpo
ration for the use Of the schools subject to the call OF
the Board Of Education. In addition to the School Com
missoners the school system Is also under the suporv
sion Of five trustees and two inspectors iran every ward
The inspectors visit the schools and Supervise the system
OF EACH and report the the Board The inspec.
tors also examine and certify to the qualifications of
teachers who receive their appointments directly from
the County Superintendent Of Common schools an officer
appointed by the Board Of Supervisors The charge o all
property, real and personal belonging TO the schools s
placed IN the hands Of the trustees such property being
held by them a corporation They also pay tho wages
Of TEACHERS Ny drafts on the Commissioners VI their re-