TAXES OF 1874.
OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES. ,
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PURSUANT e the Act 10! the q Tanes in the
City OF New York passed April 18th, s43" public notice
hereby given that unless the Tares now unpaid
shall be paid to me at ny ONCE on or before the ftenth day
eand further addition Of will b. charged ali
such Taxes remaining unpaid the heenh day Of March
ne9t.


The present law requiring the Taxes b paid the Re-
ed all those who make pay Tases
early, will find greatly their advantage do thereby
avoiding the crowd and delay which will necessarily for
several days previous to the percentage being charged
The Tax Bills be obtained application the ocs
Once hours from O'Clock, A. NJ. until2 O'Clock NJ


H. I. KlERSTED,
JaItoMrls re Receiver Of Tsxes.
FOR sALE-A Saw and Grst Mill, with large work shop
attached to which applied about horse power, from
the miltogeher with dwelling house, barn. blacksmith
shop and eight acres Of land The above property situated IN
Railroad. For particulars and terms. apply JAMES W
jal2 lm~ec PETER J. SHEANWOOD.