Showing the amount of town, county, school and State taxes, and the rate of taxation on each dollar of the aggregate valuations for the year 1872, as fixed by the Board of Equalization, from the returns to the Comptroller's office for 1871; and the aggregate of said equalized valuations of real and personal property in the several counties of this State.

*No returns received from these counties; the town and county taxes are from returns of previous years. † City covers the whole county, and is included in county taxes.

Showing the amount of four and forty-nine one hundred and twentieths mill tax, levied in 1871, on the valuation of real and personal property in each county of this State, viz.: For support of Government, one and three-eighths mill; for bounty debt, two mills; for new capitol, three-eighths of one mill; and for canals, seventy-nine one hundred and twentieths of one mill; the expenses of collection and the amount payable into the treasury; also the amount of unpaid taxes returned to the Comptroller's office and admitted.

SCHEDULE

Showing the increase and diminution of the Capital of the Common School Fund during the year ending September 30, 1872.

$226,118 68 $182,794 30 $49,326 $50,000 $36,000 $1,165,057 24 $42,800 $1,226,480 30

$2,978,576 52

51,067 06

51,067 06

$226,118 68 $182,794 30 $49,326 $50,000 $36,000 $1,165,057 24

9,115 03

7,415 00

$217,003 65 $175,379 30 $49,326 $50,000 $36,000 $1,165,057 24 $34,200 $1,277,547 36 $3,004,513 55

$9,115 03

Principal of bonds for loans.

7,415 00

Principal of Oswego city bonds.

From the income of the United States Deposit

8,600 00

Amount of principal paid into the treasury............

Amount of principal paid into the treasury............ Oswego city bonds, viz.: