COLLECTION   or TAXES.
 

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Fourteenth  Ward.—Cbas.  Campbell,  3 Centre market pi.; Pat
McElroy. 212 Elizabeth.

Fifteenth    Ward.—Ezra   Ludlow. 20  Amity  pi.;   John Lalor,
Bowery, cor  31th st.

Sixteenth Ward.—ins. Nicol, 120 Av. 8 ; Henry T. Jollie,W. 37lh
n. vVv. 31.

Seventeenth Ward.—TisaSiC. War A,  112 Second;  Abm. VanBos-
kerck, 69 Second,

Eighteenth Ward.—CoWms Shepherd, 390 Av. 3 ; Wm. Johnston,
19th St., East of Av, 3.

EZRA LUDLOW, President Board of Assessors.

Augustus F. Cammeyer, Sec'y.
 

Value of Real and Personal Estate assessed in 1847 and 1846.
 

Wards.
 

Real Estate.
 

Personal Estate,
 

1       -
 

28.124,700 00
 

24,881,892 00
 

2
 

34,386,850 00
 

1,961,371 65
 

3     -
 

- 12,312,3.50 00
 

.    4,.544,.500 37
 

4
 

7,910.550 00
 

-   1,410,1.37 00
 

5
 

9,106,050 00
 

1,901.354 00
 

6    -
 

-      7,299,750 00
 

893,250 (10
 

7
 

10.869.912 00
 

-   2.63.5,700 00
 

8
 

11,366,250 00
 

2,702935 90
 

9    -
 

-   10.1,58,-! 00 00
 

-  1,628,605 54
 

10
 

6,335,.5i)0 00
 

566,2.50 00
 

11
 

4,965 600 00
 

168.700 00
 

12     -
 

-    5,914544 00
 

-    646,8.50 00
 

13
 

4,396,000 00
 

403,389 83
 

14   -
 

-    7,011,400 00
 

2,029,725 33
 

15
 

16,563,9.50 00
 

-  9,684,431 24
 

16
 

8,665,050 00
 

316.514 20
 

17     -
 

-  10,-89,900 00
 

2,171.930 00
 

18
 

11,537,630 00
 

- 1,290,380 00
 

Total for 1847,
 

$187,314,386 00
 

$59,837,917 06
 

do. for 1846,
 

183,480,934 00
 

61.471 470 71
 

Total valuation it
 

County,
 

$247,1.52.303 06
 

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Water District,
 

238,086,384 06
 

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Lamp       "
 

240,780,705 06
 

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South of centre
 

of 34th street,         239,135 949 06
JOHN EWEN, Comptroller.
 

C0I.I.ECT10N «F TAXES.

The State and County Ta,\rs are collected by the Receiver of
Taxes, at his office in the basement of the Mtw City Hall, in the
Park, in the rear of the City Hall.    Smith Dunning, Receiver.

The Taxes aie payable on the 34th day of February.

Any person may pay his taxes prior to the 1st day of January,
and in so doing is entitled to a discount therefiom, at the rate of 7
per cent, per annum, to be reckoned ficni the day ot pa) ment to the
first day of February. All taxes remaining unpaid on the 15th day of
February, ai-e chargeable with a penalty of one per cent, on the
amimnt of the ttix : if lemaining unpaid on the 1.5th of March, an
additional one per cent, making two per cent,: and if not paid be¬
fore the fiist day of April, will be chargeable with a penally of one