TAXES OF 1874.
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OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXEs,l


OLp Aims HOUSE, PARK.
PURSUANT 70 the Act 'ior the Collection of
City Of New York passed April 18TH public notice
HEREBY given that unless the Taxes remaining unpaid
shall be paid to Office before the fifteenth day
Of February next addition G will be charged
and further addition of will be charged ali
uch Taxes remaining unpaid the fifteenth day March
The present law requiring the Taxes paid
only 1.-THE Office of Ward Collectors having been abolish
ed all those who make it convenient their Taxes
early, will find it CRAFTY their thereby
avoiding the crowd and delay which will necessarily for
several days previous to the percentage being charged
The Tax Bills be obtained application at the Office
Office hours from O'Clock, A. NJ until O'Clock r. M.


II. L. KlERSTED,
Ja7toMrl~ re Receiver of Taxes.
NA BRUN LA HOSlERE Y COURT IlS William
EN- street, have just eceved by the LOUIS Philippe large
8W6 assortment Of Wreaths, Polka Rachel, Taglona, Al


gerlon Head Dresses; Glove Trimmings and Hair Pins
Polka Camsias Roses and large assortment Of Fancy
richness are surpassed by none in the United States.


