![Manual of the Corporation of the City of New Yorkby D. T. Valentine;Documents of the Board of Aldermen of the City of New York;Annual Reports of the Comptroller, Exhibiting the Receipts and Expenditures of the County Government;Report of the Citizens' Association;Wholesale Corruption. Sale of Situations in Fourth Ward Schools. Report of the Committee Appointed by the Board of Education;One Job of the Conspirators Who Govern Our City;Clean Streets for Three Hundred Thousand Dollars a Yearby D. D. Badger;Work Is King. A Word with Workingmen in Regard to Their Interest in Good City Government;Who Pays for the Stealings? The Workingman!;A Few Questions for Workingmen to Think of;Improved Dwellings for the Industrial Classes. A Plea for the Wives and Mothers;City Finances. Items of Expenditure for Stationery and Printing;Items of Abuse in the Government of the City of New York;Report of the Executive Council to the Honorary Council of the Citizens' Association of New York. 1866;Analysis of the Proposed Tax Levy for the City and County of New York for the Year 1866;Important Reform Measures Passed by the Legislature of 1866;An Appeal by the Citizens' Association of New York against the Abuses of the Local Government, to the Legislature of the State of New York, and to the Public. 1866;Communication to the Commissioners of the Central Parkby Andrew H. Green;Petition to the Market Committees of the Boards of Aldermen and Councilmen of the City of New Yorkby Thomas F. De Voe]()
Manual of the Corporation of the City of New Yorkby D. T. Valentine;Documents of the Board of Aldermen of the City of New York;Annual Reports of the Comptroller, Exhibiting the Receipts and Expenditures of the County Government;Report of the Citizens' Association;Wholesale Corruption. Sale of Situations in Fourth Ward Schools. Report of the Committee Appointed by the Board of Education;One Job of the Conspirators Who Govern Our City;Clean Streets for Three Hundred Thousand Dollars a Yearby D. D. Badger;Work Is King. A Word with Workingmen in Regard to Their Interest in Good City Government;Who Pays for the Stealings? The Workingman!;A Few Questions for Workingmen to Think of;Improved Dwellings for the Industrial Classes. A Plea for the Wives and Mothers;City Finances. Items of Expenditure for Stationery and Printing;Items of Abuse in the Government of the City of New York;Report of the Executive Council to the Honorary Council of the Citizens' Association of New York. 1866;Analysis of the Proposed Tax Levy for the City and County of New York for the Year 1866;Important Reform Measures Passed by the Legislature of 1866;An Appeal by the Citizens' Association of New York against the Abuses of the Local Government, to the Legislature of the State of New York, and to the Public. 1866;Communication to the Commissioners of the Central Parkby Andrew H. Green;Petition to the Market Committees of the Boards of Aldermen and Councilmen of the City of New Yorkby Thomas F. De VoeThe North American Review · 1866