TOTAL AMOUNT OF ASSESSORS' VALUATION AND TAXES LEVIED ON THE REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN THE SEVERAL WARDS OF THE CITY OF BOSTON, FOR THE YEARS 1860, 1861, 1862, AND 1863. CITY EXPENDITURES. Statement of the Expenditures made on account of the CITY OF BOSTON during the financial year 1863-64. Commencing with the first day of May, 1863, and ending with the last day of April, 1864. N. B. The Expenditures on account of the COUNTY OF SUFFOLK (which comprises the City of Boston, the City of Chelsea, and the towns of North Chelsea and Winthrop) are in a separate account. ADVERTISING, &c. Paid for six daily Newspapers, and for advertising in the same, one year, at $300 per annum, each, One daily Newspaper, three months and 23 days, Three Weekly Newspapers one year, at $150 per annum, One weekly Newspaper, three months and 23 days, Paid to Boston Daily Advertiser for advertising not included in regular contract, $1,800 00 95 00 450 00 22 71 Per item No. 2 of Treasurer's account. Amount carried forward, 50 00 $ 2,417 71 $2,417 71 $ 2,417 71 Amount brought forward, ARMORIES. Payments to the various Volunteer Militia Companies for Rent of Armories, as required by the State Law of 26th April, 1853, viz:Two Cavalry Companies, one year, at $600, One Infantry Company, one year, $ 1,200 00 300 00 Paid to three individuals the stipulated annui- AUDITOR OF ACCOUNTS. Amount paid to the Auditor by direction of the Committee on Accounts, to enable himto pay in advance such bills against the City as circumstances may require to be paid before the regular pay day, which is the first day of every month, Per item No. 58 of Treasurer's account. This amount is refunded by the Auditor, and appears to his credit in item No. 124 of Treas urer's account. Amount carried forward, 740 16 300 00 $5,358 29 Amount brought forward, › BACK BAY DRAINAGE. Incidental expenses of the Commission established Lithographing and printing * $200 00 172 25 $5,358 29 142 00 230 20 Rent of room of the Boston In- months, at $150 per annum, 100 00 844 45 * The expenses of this commission, when closed up, are to be divided between the State, the Water Power Company, and the City, in proportion to the benefit received from the same by each party. The payment on this account last year amounted to $4,988 50, and the previous year to $ 4,975 54. Expenses paid this year on account of the survey of the Harbor, which is now in progress, under the direction of the U. S. Coast Survey, One year's wages of two Boatmen who are constantly employed by the Harbor Master, Amounts carried forward, $7,073 31 Since January first this clock has been lighted with oil. |