COLLECTOR OF ASSESSMENTS. Office, No. 7 Hall of Records. Abner Sanford, Collector of Assessments. John Porter, 66 66 SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS. Office, Public Buildings, rear of Essex Market. Heman W. Childs, Superintendent of Streets,.. 66 66 49 Chambers-st. 524 Greenwich-st. CONTRACTORS FOR CLEANING STREETS. The Superintendent of Streets, by a late Resolution of the Common Council, is charged with the cleaning of these districts; the contractors having been released from their contract. 1st District. 1st, 2d & 4th Wards. 3d District, 6th, 7th & 10th 66 John Meggs, 129th-st., bet. 4th & 5th Av..2d District, 3d, 5th & 8th Wards. Amount of contract, $11,500. SUPERINTENDENT OF PAVEMENTS. Jefferson Berrian, Superintendent of Pavements,.. .192 Hudson-st. .25 Tompkins-st. SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS. Office, No. 19 Elizabeth-st. Job L. Black, Superintendent of Buildings.. 66 Daniel T. Lecraft, Gate Keeper Elizabeth-street Yard,. 66 Upper 66 .191 Third Avenue. 80 Houston-st. SUPERINTENDENT OF LAMPS AND GAS. Office, No. 129 Mercer-st. Smith D. Bellows, Superintendent of Lamps and Gas,.......80 Morton-st. Pierre Briggs, Clerk,.. .146 Sullivan-st. Whole number of Oil Lamps in the city, 7,156. Whole number of Gas-street Lamps in the city at the present time is 4,399; 1,649 of which have been set since the first day of June, 1847, which is over one-third of the whole number of Street Gas Lamps in the city-1.203 of which have been set since the adoption of the new contract with the Manhattan Gas Light Company, made in May last. The lighters of the Gas Lamps are paid by the Gas Company. The Compiler is indebted to the Superintendent of Lamps and Gas for the above statement, showing an unparalleled increase of Gas Posts set, since June, 1847. Ambrose C. Kingsland,. .cor Broadway and Great Jones-street. ..5 Great Jones-street. ....35 Eleventh-street. 280 Broome-street. 5th Avenue, between 16th and 17th-sts. .517 Broome street. James R. Whiting, Solicitor for the Water Commissioners,.. |