The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-15


Grand total Observation-Disclosures. $77l, 562
Class Of the monthly list contains manufactures
which an ad vaorem tax is levied Glass contains
licenses exclusively and Glass those articles which
the specific tax is imposed Glass A OF the annual list
contains the income for 1858; Glass b, licenses and
Glass c. enumerated articles carriages plate and bill
hard tables. The incomes in this district for the
year 1868 mostly assessed at the Of three per
cent there being but few persons whose exceed
tsn thousand dollars living here The tax
nue. derived from carriages and plate is quite small only
amounting to two thousand hundred and ninety eight
dollars and seventy cents and this is chiefly in the
6eventhward, Ms are most OF the large incomes.
The figures show fact very prominently, and that
h the rapid deterioration in the old Seventh ward for
nery the seat Of Quakedom and almost the wealthies
ward In the city
SIXTH DISTRICT.
This district comprises the Ninth, Fifteenth and Six
teenth wards and the business Of assessing conducted
snder tho direction Of Mr. j. T. Cleveland the assessor
who is ably assisted by Mr. Spencer Kirby chief clerk
and the twelve following assistant assessors:-H Car
gin James Byers A N Francis, George W. Jacques, s. T.
Tapping, b. r. shopp @. A. Blakelcy, sigsmund Iasar
Q. J. Livingston, II. N. Stevens, II. Dewey and G. w.
CoIburn.
The assessment for special income tax In tho dis
irct amounts to l25oOoo, Of which 81 100 600 has
Lready been collected by Mr. Collector orion One hun
dred and seventyfour people have made showing
annual income OF 600 and upwards, fifty three
income Of $50 900 and upwards eighteen 500 600 and
ppwards, and three $500 600 and upwards
Mr. Cleveland, the oblglng assessor does not feel AT
liberty yet To give the of the for pub
bcatIon, having written for instructions the subject
without receiving reply up to yesterday We there
sblcd TO give the following figures showing the highest
Incomes assessed In the district
ssas, sss sel'2oo 1880
$50 2s l42,35s I37 900
b12 900 2s9,0gS 1b5.544
900 12o 22s
Following tables will exhibit in convenient form the
principal sources Of the revenue derived and the
pounding totals
Total OF annual list or list prepared at the end
Or which Class amounts to................ eoo2ao
cf when Glass amounts to................ 1924
Of which Class amounts 10 ~ ..... ia 500
The different articles included in tho three above classes
Is@ L-Nooxs r.x
Amount AZ per cent, on sums not exceeding
Amount at per cent on sums e1ce.S,ns '1'0'0'0
Amount rom cluzens resolng abroad. ........ To47
csnt.....'.. ..'..''...'.'.......,.... S662
5000, $50
Apothecarics. 5000 Pawnbrokers ... aaso
Architects. 40 Pedlcrs ............ llS
Auctionecrs. leo Photographers. esx
Real estate agents. Physicians. ASA
breWern... bUU hcrtiner. 600
Billiard roonns..... 1160 Retail dealers In
Bowling alleys. SO general merchan.
Commercial brokers 200 disc ............. 10 351
Builders h contrnc- Retail dealers In
tors............. 1900 Mouou. ......... 1898
Butchers. .......... 9p7 Theatres. .......... 300
Dsntists. .......... lac Tobacconists. ...... $50
DistIlleu. .......... 600 Wholesale dealers in
Eating houses...... 2002 general merchab
Hotels ,........... 40 die, .,..... 10 800
Livery stables ..... ~ Wholesale dealers In
yuggler. ...... liquors .......... sse
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