TAXES OF 1874.
OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES.1
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OLD Aims HOUSE, PARK.
PURSUANT the Act or the Collection of Taxes in the
City Of New York passed April 18TH lsls public notice
hereby gyan, that uneas the Taxes remaining unpaid
Of February next addition Of one cent will be chage
Taxes remaining unpaid the fifteenth day of March
The law requiring the Taxes paid the
cever only 1.-THE Office Of Ward Collectors having been abolish
ed all those who make it convenient their Taxes
early, will find it greatly their advantage thereby
avoiding the crowd and delay which will necessarily for
days previous to the percentage being charged


The Tax Bills may be obtained application the Office
Office hours from O'Clock, A. NJ. until o'clock I: m.


II. Il. KlERSTED,
ia7toMrls Receiver of Taxes.