SEVENTH REGIMENT ARMORY. THE Seventh Regiment Armory is situated on the east side of the Bowery or Third avenue, and occupies the block between Sixth and Seventh streets. It is constructed of iron, and is three stories high. 66 The first floor is used as a market, and known as Tompkins Market." The second floor is divided into company armories and meeting-rooms, which are fitted up and furnished at the expense of the several companies of the regiment. The third floor is used for a drill-room by the whole regiment. The basement, or floor beneath the market, has been prepared for target practice and squad drills. By resolution of Common Council, approved April 6, 1855, the use of the armory was given the Seventh Regiment New York National Guard, during the pleasure of the Common Council, but was not occupied until three years after said date. FIRST DIVISION. CHARLES W. SANDFORD, Major-General, Commanding. FIRST BRIGADE. CHARLES B. SPICER, Brigadier-General. Commanding Officers. 2d Regiment, Thomas M. Reed, Colonel....Hall place. Armory. Centre Market. ..Stapleton, S. I. SECOND BRIGADE. Colonel Louis BURGER, Acting Brigadier-General. Commanding Officers. Armory. 1st Artillery, Daniel W. Teller, Colonel. . City Arsenal. 3d Regiment, John E. Bendix.. .Lafayette Hall. B. Schwartz, Lt.-Colonel... Centre Market. FINANCIAL TABLES. Appropriations and Expenditures for and during the year 1865. ON CITY ACCOUNT. Comprising the Expenses of the Support of the City Government, including the several Departments, Boards and Commissions, charged with the Administration of particular branches thereof, and the City Courts; also, the payment of the Interest on that portion of the City Debt, and the Redemption of the Principal thereof, which is provided for by Taxation. A The said several sums shall be applied only to the objects and purposes for which the same are hereby appropriated; and neither said Corporation, nor any member or officer thereof, nor any Department, Head of Department, or other official, shall incur any liability for any of the objects and purposes specified, to an amount beyond the sums appropriated therefor. * * *-City Tax Law (Chap. 646) of 1865, Sec. 3. It shall not be lawful for the said Corporation, or any member or officer thereof, to make any contract, incur any liability, or make, sign, or issue any obligation purporting to be in behalf of, or for, said Corporation, or any department thereof, except for the purposes expressly authorized by law. * **-Ibid., Sec. 4. Election Expenses.. 46,916 451 Five Points House of Industry. Five Points Mission.. Home for the Friendless. House of Good Shepherd. House of Mercy.. Ladies' Union Aid Society. Ladies' Educational Union. New York Fire Department Fund.. New York Infirmary for Women and Children. New York Asylum for Lying-in Women.... New York Infant Asylum New York Women's Infirmary. Orphans' Home and Asylum.. Orphans' Home.. Orphan Asylum.. Printing for the Con mon Council.. Printing for the Common Council (special). Rose Hill Ladies' Relief Association Sick Assistance Society. Salaries-Legislative Department. Society for Reformation of Juvenile Delinquents.. Society for Protection of Destitute Roman Catholic Children. |