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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-02
HAuIIN O..

TTNfIE undersigned has provided himself With
i a good Horse and Cart. and desires to aIve
notice that he prepared to do all kinds of
Hauling. Terms modsTate- aud the best CAFE
and promptnes5 exercised in the transfer Ot
goods, &c, entrusted to him. VIII DE found at
Market-HonEe Square when not ENGAGED.
Feb. I2 I6TS-tJyl7. ADAM BOW NAN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-02

BAND Picnic ON THE FOURTH OF July.
AT solicitation of number of their
friends, the members of the Charlcstown
Brass Band have determined to repeat their
Picnic at Flowing Springs, on Thursday
next, the 4;h of July. Vehicles will be run
between Charlestown and tie grounds at
moderate rates of faro, and at different hours
through the day. Good music will be fur
nished, and Refreshment Stand on the
grounds will supply all the delcacies and sub
stan,iais needed. Everybody is invited,
however, and it is the desire of those in
charge that all who wish should bring their
Baskets and spend the day there.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-02

WANTED "A complete set of Appleton's
Encyclopedia, latest edition. Apply at the
SPIRIT OFFICE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-02

NEW lot of Dry Goods, Notions, &c.
just received at
MRs. ARMENTRoUT's
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-02
CITY HOTEL BARBER SHOP.
INSURANCE NOTICE.

TINE Corporators of the Mutual Insurance
i Company" of Jefferson County. West Va.
Will hold a meeting in the Grand Jury Room nj
tie Court onse of said county. on the 9th DAY
OF JULY. 1878. for the purpose of completing
their organization. All persons interested in
this valuable gnterOrise are cordially invited to
he present and unite in the organization. Hour
of meeting-11 o'clock. A. n.
M WHITE,
June IS. 1873. Chairman pro fem.
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May u, Is7s-4m.
TO THE PUBLIC.
IJERSoNs in want Of frst-cIass
- II M = -

q M Z -
can bave them made by esliing on the under
signed, AnPumps made by me tn, do not ans-er
n frat rate pu pose, I'Ii make charge for. The
improvement tbst have put on The old Log P'nIp
Ie.ds say: il Pump ma Re doee not WORK
frat. cIAss. or excel other Pumps, will make no
charge.
PIPE BORING DONE TO ORDER.
PUMPS REPAIRED in the best manner.
Moderate charges adj terms 90 suit the times
All Ietters addressod to me at CharlesoNn. JefIsT
son County. " est yirginA, will rereiv. prompt
attention TH0S. J. BRAGG.
NAV %, IS7S-I7.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-02

SECOND EXCURSION TO WAsHINGToN.-
The b. Il o. r. r. Co. will run another Ex-
cursion Train to Washington City, on
Wednesday, July 10Th, 1878. Tickets from
Char!estown and return-good on all trains
returning until tho following Saturday
81 Is. Train leaving Charlcstown at lois,
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TAxINo ErrEcr JuxE lOTH, ls7l

Tr,in n.ssIp q Charlcstown Al II OF P. NJ. ;, runs
only on Mondays. W ed esdays and Saturdays.-
AIlother trains daily except Sunday.
June IS. 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-02

a Greenbnck State Convention will be
held at Charleston, Kanawha county, on the
4th of July. John a. Thomson, Esq Of
this county, is a member of the State Ex-
ecutive Committee
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ALE And Round Top Cement, for sale

osENDAI.E And Round Top Cement, for sale
II by
April 2, 1878. HORACE BEALL.
GRANITE IRON WARE, the most durable, safe
" and cheap Ware made, for sLle by
May2I. ISIS. HORACE BEALL.
VIZ TER COOLERS at greatly reduced prices,
w for sale by HORACE BEALL.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE and all
III other kinds, At greatly reduced prizes. by
May II, ISIS. HORACE BEALL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-02

FROM now until July 18th, will sell my
entire stock of goods regardless of price
Persons desiring will take this opportunity
to secure them. They must be sold, as l in
tend to erect new building.
juno 49, 1873. JOS GOLDSMITH
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NEW GOODS.

GTILL they eome-.t the ne. Store. You can
~ buy good pair of Kid G loves at n. TrusseII's
Tor 80 eta. Ribbons, White Pique, Victoria and
Bishop Lawns; Tarleton, mberg Edging and
Inserting and all kinds of Fancy Goods at the
New Store Come and see how very cheap be is
selling.
June {, 1878.
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HARPER's FERRY TRADE.
THOMAS W. ALE,
Manufacturer and Dealerin
STOVES. TIN d SHEET-IRON WARE,
Cor. Shenandoah and High Streets,
HARPER'S FERRY, w. VA.


TINE subscriber would ADOPT this method of In
i forming his friends. and the citisens of Har-
per's Ferry and the adjacent country, that he il
still! ION the above bust in all branch
es. Having had twenty-three years. experience in
the trade, aad it being his Intention to work
but
THE VERY BEST MATERIALS
He viIIconndeutly assert that customer, may rely
upon getting No. articles from his Establishment.
SCOUTING OR TIN ROOFING,
executed in the very best manner and at the short
est notice. Orders from any portion of the county
will receive prompt attention, and prices guaran-
teed low as the lowest.
SPEARS CALORIFIC COOK STOVE the most
complete Cooking Stove the world has seen.
constantly hand. In short. any article in the
Tin ard shees-lron trade can be had at his Manu-
factory.
MuNsoS's CoFPRB LioHTsISe RoDs furnished and
put up anywhere in the county at the shortest no.
tice and upon reasonable terms.
CO. Job Work and Mendins done in the best
style and at the shortest notice Merchants sup
piled tho most ommodating terms.
Harper's Ferry, Oct. S. 1872.
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Well, John-1 give my Watch to Mr.. II.
a. Burton to be Repaired, and now don't
have to set it every day, as used so-keeps
time to tho dot. Don't he sell Bird Cages
cheap. You can buy nice Cage from sl.O0
to So 90. His sign, largo Watch and Spec
taccs Call on him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-02

DOTOMAC Herring, for salc by d zen ha { Dbl.
1 and Dbl. very low, at DALGARN'S,
May !, 1878. Opposite Carter House.
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LUMBER LUMBER!

ENENCING and Building Lumber furnished to
J. ordsr. by WEIRlCk & WELLER.
June 1877.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-02

WE are receiving q full Stock OF Mechanics'
w Tools, Builders, Hardware and other
G GODS in our line, which will be sold low TO suit
the times. DUKE < GALLARER.
XJTAsH BOARDS, Tubs, Brooms and Backing
w Brushes for sale by D. G.
TRACE CHAINS, for sale ty
L April ~. DUKE & GALLAHER.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAyING qualified on the estate Of the Iafe
III John w. Dalgarn, all parties are requested
to make prompt settlement, and creditors Will
send in their accounts or other evidence OF debt
to the undersIgu at Charlesrown. Jefferson
county, W. Va, DANIEL q. LUCAS,
STEPHEN :. DALtiARS.
Executors of John w. Daigarn.
Jnne IT, IS14-ff
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AND siLvERsMlTH BUSINESS

in all its branches. Watches, Clocks. JewcIry,
&c, REPAIRED, and work guaranteed, in quick
time and at rates lower than which ask.
His work bears its test, and BY that he s will
ing TO stand or fall Call on the undersigned, and
don't forget the sign Of the big watch. on which
appears she Of 'O!d Burton -
ApriI 10 1911. WARREN BURTON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-02

County CoURT.-The July (triaD term
of the County Court of Jefferson will begin
on Monday, the 18th instant. The Court
will be composed of President Baylor and
Justices YIN. II. Moore and Hiram O'Ban>
non. The following Jurors have been drawn
for the term:
Albert Dichl, George Licklider, Jr.,
Charles Briggs, George Colbert, e G. Tabb,
Joseph Keyser. r. p. Chew, VIM. Morrison
of VIM, Daniel Cockrill, WIN. Melvin,
George Woodward, Jas. N. Gallaher, Jno.
w. Grove, George Dtmyer. Fl. b. Daven-
port, John Bayliss, Geo. W. Graham, George
Staley, George w. Engle, James W. Mo
Cloy, Albert Hooff, James Smallwood, T. b.
Chambers, G. j. Fri,ts, NJ. L. Cowley,
Henry Loyns, Taylor Hill, j. Will Taylor,
John Miller, Geo. II. Flagg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-02

SUICIDE IN SnEpHERDsTowN.-On Mon
day of last week well-dressed man, looking
to be about sixty yearssof age, arrived in
Shepherdstowu by canal boat from Harper's
Ferry and put up at Adams Hotel. Retir>
ing Tuesday night, and failing to make his
appearance mex. morning, entrance was
effected to his room, when the man was found
to be dying from poison which it was after
wards ascertained he had purchased since his
arrival in town. Medical aid was summoned,
but the man died in few moments. He
gave no name and did not register at the
hotel a note was found in his vest pocket
which reads 81 Berdell, N. Y, 1 have como
many miles to end this unhappy life, and l
have no friends. J. Berdell." A deposit card
was also found on his person, of Hinckleys,
Philadelphia, No. 6l2, apparently for an UNI
brella left for repairs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-02

MOTHER supply OF Wheeling CanvAssed
n Hams and Dried Reef. quality guaranteed in
all CO sea, just received and for sale by
May7 ISIS. SIS. DALGARN.
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PIPE BORING DONE TO ORDER.
"Old" burton at a New Stand.

THE undersigned ha- removed bis Silver KI7l
l. smith Shop TO the room lately occupied III
8 book and sta tionsTy store by Geo. r tRI
Light. Main street, ChaTiesto-n, three
doors West OF the pPipgt0n HOTEL there he will
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F U r N IT U r E
May Is. 1871.
SUNIAC AND BARK

wILLbuy SUMACLEAVE that arc gathered
i in due time and properly cured according To
the following directions, and Fay Cash fOI them
delivered nj my
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-22
PIN POOL.
mo shadows shall bewilder.
And life's vain parade is DER

The pin pool tournament attracted quite an
audience yesterday-the seventh day-and some
OF the players did some fine work. The first
game of the day and twenty ninth Of the tour
nament was between F. Maggioll and Texas.
and resulted In a complete walk away for Mag
gioli by a score Of to /.
Bout andJ MaRgioi played the thirtieth game,
and for the first time during the tournament
one Of the players failed to make pool once.
Bout played a splendid game. and won by a
score of to o.
Banco and J. Maggiolipplayed the thirty first
game, and, after a hard fight. Blanco won by q
score Of to 3.
:, Curtis beat Redon, played a very good game.
the score standing to in favor Of Curtis
thirty second game,
Zachringer and Hubbard played the thirty
third game. Score: Hubbard 5. Zachringer 1.
Cazeres and Redon vs. Vallofft. and for 40 D,
m. ,Coste vs. Blanco, Valiofft vs.. Hillburn and
zachringer vs. Bout
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RR ITI Es.

There will be pool sales at Hawkins to night
for to- morrows races.
There was quite large attendance Mt the
concert at the Carrolton Gardens last night.
The Board Of Health officials invite reports
from all those citizens who have complaints to
make relative to filthy cutters. the failure to
empty garbage boxes. etc
The picnic Of the Sons OF Louisiana. at the
Fair Grounds WAS q success, and passed off
very pleasantly burning the accident which is
reported in another column.
John K. Remand was tn winner Of the Llisn-
thai cup in the Crescent City Rife Club contest
yesterday, when the contestants finished their
scores at the 1000 yard range.
The Louisiana Boat Club will hold It's first
annual regatta. starting from the boat-hou
Of Bayou st, John, on Wednesday, the first OF
May next
Quite number of those merchants In the
city who have correspondents in Mexico wrote
them by yesterdays steamship relative to the
re- establishment OF the mint here, and advising
them to send their silver bullion and money, rs
well as their orders for goods. = this city.
The nifty ninth anniversaryof the establish
meut of the order Of Odd Fellows will be cole
Fsy e eyen a9 nse at ' ga y
which occasion the ceremonies will consist of
an Grafton and q concert. to be followed by q
Administrator Diamond was out yesterday on
Tupper's canal, about twelve miles from New
Orleans. examining large she'll bank, which
Ia TO furnish shells for the use Of the city Major
Frank Wheaton, who is now managing the
canal showed him around, and our popular
Administrator appeared we'll satisfied with
what he saw
Mr.. L. 9. LeBreton WAS the winner of The New
Orleans Gun Club medal yesterday ut the semi
monthly glass ball match. given by the club at
their grounds. he having, with Mr.. sbummel
broken nineteen out Of twenty balls, thus max
ing o tie. which was shot off at eight balls each
Mr.. LsBrston breaking seven to his opponents
five.
Yesterday Company A OF the Battalion of
nrIn hrfjI InI rrtp nil lckv r4r
In their new and tasty uniforms, and presented
q very handsome appearance. The officers Of
Lieutenant d Hauck Second Lieutenant. Geo.
T., Forstal: Third Gieutsnant, Il. Homort :
First Sergeant, l.. Berteaux. We are indebted
for ssrenade.
Including the members Of the New Orleans
and Louisiana Gun Clubs. there were twenty
seven entries in the glass ball mach at the
at eight balls. thrown straight from the score.
who failed TO miss wers the two amateurs
Messrs, Mutton and Mackdoogal. Although
neither Of them captured the first prize they
| made the feathers fly from tho glass bails)
every time they broke one accidentally; and
being now confident OF their skill. they will pit
themselv es against any other team tof the
same size and weighb, barring Scbemhl and
OLeary. In the country. Altogether, the con-
test was n lively one, and manv of the shots
who have practicsd but little q. the glass ball
springs showed considerable dextsrity in
handling their breech- leaders breaking nearly
every ball In the first score.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, APRIL o. 1873.

fire may give It such start, says Sexton. that
al the are departments In the world couldn't
the nj ben Is made IN as
other fire department in the. country. and
attrfhutes his success In preventing the spread
Of fires to this fact.
THE TWO pomp1ER COMPANIES.
which were organizing some three months ago,
are now permanent part OF the 1T. Louis fire
department. Each company consists OF ten
men. and every man is now skilled in the use of
THE NEW LIFE-sAvINe APPARATUS
introduced into the department. In public
warehouse. a. large six story building on
Twelfth and Market streets. last week, one. of
them took pompfer ladder and climbed to the
top story In one minute and two seconds, and
after resting there a. minute he came Down in
fftY-three seconds. Two. of The other men then
took the same ladder and climbed to the top i9
one minute and thirteen seconds, and returned
seconds Five others then put up :. chain
sry n p e aecan s K
ladders down again in ffty-one and half sec
onds.. In practicing with the ife-saving tube
their ladders with them and one of them having
one end Of d long rope tied around his waist, in
one minute ute and fifteen seconds pulled up the f
two minutes and five seconds from the time the
climbers left the ground boy was sent down
from the sixth story. through tn, tube. and In
the ground In the same way. The pompier
companies are provided with
GRIP SACKS
for catching people dropping from windows.
and are taught how to make oil kinds, of rope
chairs and slip knots, and they also have
charge of two hook and ladder trucks. with two
complete sets Of truck ladders, hooks. axes.
Babcock e1tinguishers and other things gen
orally carried by the old time hook and ladder
companies. One Of their trucks is the Skinner
FIRE escape. an extension ladder. which did such
good life saving service at the burning of the
Southern Hotel last April.
The probate @ urt has overruled the motion
made by Mrs. Ben DeBar's lawyer TO set aside
the power Of attorney granted by her TO Mr..
John G. Priest. and under which
BEN DEBAR's PROPERTY
was mortgaged before his death to the amount
OF $4,000. Mrs. DeBar claimed that she signed
the power of attorney without knowing what 1t
WAS. Ben DeBar's estate realizes a little over
$4,000 year In rents, but the interest on the in
cumbrance amounts to $4,000 q year and the
taxes on the property to $4,000 more. Other eE-
penses reduce the net profits TO about s1400 a
year. and MS the court sustains the pow or Oh at
torney under which Mrs. DeI'ar signed away
her right to full dover in all the property be-
longing to her husbands estate. this Is al that
she Is allowed out Of the rentals Of the estate.
The money is to be paid her in monthly install
ments.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-22
CITY ECHOES.

Coroner Roche on Saturday held an inquest
on the body Of the cripple Isham Johnson. and
returned verdict Of accidental drowning.
Henry Ieep and Adolph Rodgers we're locked
ap in the Seventh Station. charged with larcen Y
Of chickens
Doorman Bard. of the Fifth Station. shot and
killed two rabid dogs that had bitten child
aged five years.
VIM. Dorothy was locked up In the Third Sta
ton, charged with being drunk. disturbing the
peace and blowing police whistle.
Emile Brown was locked ND in the Central
Station. charged with the larceny of pistol by
Officer, Sullivan and by Mrs. Dickson with
grand larceny.
Frank Connolly, q bAligerent youth Of thirty
nine winters, was locked up In the Third Sta
ton, charged with being drunk, disturbing the
peace and assaulting p. Piles with knife.
Miles Murray was locked up In the Sixth Eta
ton charged by Eliza Harris with assault and
battery, and also with entering her domicie
and committing the crime Of larceny.
Louis Johnson. ut the instigation Of Sergeant
Gribert, was locked up In the Seventh Sta ion
charged with III tapping. and also with carry
ing a concealed weapon. TO wit, @ loaded re-
vOlver.
At 10 O'Clock Saturday night Thos. Houlihhn
ut the corner Of Lafayette and Dryades streets
fred q shot Mt one Thos. Lynch. without effect.
Thos. Houihan ran away, after trying TO com
nit the crime Of murder.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-22

We are glad to learn that Inspector General
r G. Bond who has been confined to his house
a week or more by illness. Is recovering slowly
and will In few days perhaps. be able to re-
sumo his duties.
Mr.. F. s. Davis. one OF the solid men OF Mem
phis, and the president Of the First National
Bank OF that city. is spending few days in the
city. and Is the guest Of Col. Rivers. OF the st.
Charles Hotel.
We had the pleasure Of meeting last evening
Admiral Porter. United States navy. who. with
bis family Is now stopping at the st. Charles
Hotel The Admiral revisits our city after an
absence OF many years, having Just made a
tour through Florida. His visit is one merely
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-22
ST. AIMS CHURCH

The services at
ST. AIMS CHURCH
were in keeping with the great festival Of Eas-
ter. The choir Is composed of distinguished
charge of Mrs. Theresa Buckley. nee Cannon
an ACCOMPLISHED musician and u lady greatly
admired not only for her musical talent and
genius. but for her perfect snunoiation and OK
quisite taste Fortunate indeed is the church
that can command the services of an artistic
who interprets church music so admirably: To
say the music on yesterday was superior in it's
kind and performance is unnecessary.
THE JEsUITs' CHURCH.
II the anniversary Of some deed Of arms fills
the Christians soul with JOY. how much more
Of the great fete day Of his Church. which re-
minds him Of the triumph Of the Saviour over
sin and death. and Of the glory He has shed
OF great rejoicing in the Catholic Church is at
tested by the floral and other decorations, and
the grandeur OF the ceremonies and musical
OmDantments.
For several weeks the choir Of the Jesuits
under Prof. Collgpo on, had been rehsarsing
Beethovens grand mass In O. which was sung
effect. Both solo and choral parts were artistic
ally executed. and the success Of the work must
have been highly gratifying to the gentleman
Before the sermon Detscbs's Vent SaDcte"
was given. and that part which fell to the basso.
Mr.. Krebs. was especially well rendered, as he
was In excellent voice, and his method is with
Nine. FL Comes sang the solo in Hammes
Alma Virgo" and did so as only an artist could.
and caused regrets that the anthem had any
chorus at oil.
The selection Of Beethoven's mass was indeed
a happy one. rs that masters music IL to the
church what the Sbakespearian drama Is to the
stage-it is legitimate, It is the music Of devo-
ton. In every note throughout the mass there
breathes prayer. 1t is the. music that one
would best. like to hear as the easement slowly
grew glimmering square" whom the deeds
and things OF life lay strewn around ms Novem-
Der leaves. It's Donna Nobis' is Mt once q song
Of prayer and promise, and would make the
fatnting spirit feel that relief was near In that
bright land where
mo shadows shall bewider.
And liie's vain parade Is GER
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ground ginger. two Of garlic and four quarts Of

ground ginger. two Of garlic and four quarts Of
cider vinegar.
chop ali the ingredients fine. and mix together
with the vinegar. Put oil into wide N outhed
stone jars and cover, and place near the stove
for one month: stir IL every day, and at the end
of the month boil 1t one hour, strain Off bottle
and seal we'll. Put the residue In jars for soup.
MUFFINs.
One pint OF -four one pint Of milk. two or
three eggs, beaten separately or at once. and q
in the whites Just as you are going to bake.
Bake twenty minutes
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-22
THE VISITING ExpRgssMEN.

Yesterday all the delegates TO the Express
mems Convention arrived In our city and Sc
cured quarters at the st. Charles Hotel. AS
there was no meeting to be held. the members
strolled through the city viewing the points OF
interest. To-day at 10 O'Clock their first meet
ing will be held In Parlor ?. st Charles Hotel.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-22
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR. FIRST DISTRICT. ]
~ Carondslet street, l
New Orleans April Is, 1873. J
discount Of 8 per cent will bs allowed fo1
taxes on KEAL ESTATE and PERSONAL
PROPERTY paid during the month Of April.
r.. A. BURKE,
ap1s lat Tax Collector First District