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THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PEsTILENcR DESTROYED.


DIR. CoURTARET's DIsINFEcTING FLUIDS. Be-.
cured by Letters Patent In the United satss and France
pany at their Laboratory, Nos 29s 800 and 500 Henry
street, N, Y. Ohlee, a Cedar street
1his Company organized on pct manent basis, with
Dr. Coutaret the celebrated French Chemist In charge
OF it Laboratory, Is prepared to furnish Its DIsERRoT
FLUIDS for sick rooms nurser es, uTnAls, water
closets, priyies, cesApOOls sewers CUTTERS ships rail-
roads, hospitals prisons aud public Institutions Of all
kinds, houses ohal aud boiling establish
mens all kinds Of mAnures, (Hessly increasing he
value Of the latter to every rmsr and wherever pol
aud offensive gases exist These agents de-
odorIers, RnsePes antiputIeseent and dsinfeotants
In the scientific meaning Of the words. They remove
noxious gases and odOrs chemical pss-eAving
In their places hsdhul air; they YERs and
not merely dbsOrtsRts Of poisonous gassnOt I'M uTOuA
to utensils in which they are used. The attention Of
medical and scientific IL directed to these diSinfeot
ants Attached testimonials in favor Of this great
discovery, which, with hundreds Of others be
at the COmPAny's Once
To the President u the Nso York ing Com
pdny:
DEAR SIR: II is all It Is represented to be We have
made many trials Of disiDfeetants but now consider
that we have found an article which GurpAsssa ali
others as a remedy against all bad odors.
7. ROEssEIL 4 Co.
NV YORK, April Q, 1865
To the PrsSidsnt Of the New York DisiElrsotin0 Com
DEAR SIR! We pronounce II without exception to be
the best We have ever known. lta effect upon every
matter Is complete and instantaneous.
q. A. sTErsOH, Astor Houss
AS- These DtinfeetAnts are used BY the seAy
enger, updeT the direction Of the Sanitary Police Of the
Metropolitan Health Department, New York;
POWELL THOMPSON,
a. Cedar street, N, T.,
General and Sole Agents for The United States and III,
cAnAdAE, to whom ali orders should be AddI essed.
For sale by all Druggists and General Dealera In III,
United States and CAnAdaS, nJit'sm
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BURGLARS GAUGHT.-Detective Clarvoe
and McDsvitt with Sergeant Reed, on Monday ar
rested two colored men named James Sanders and
Charles RObey, tho charge Of entering the house
of ]. II. HAYES, No. 293 street, and stealing a
cloak worth 500, Ave hats, and other articles It
is said Sanders Is the man who was pursued and
fred at by the Third ward police last week, when
the house Of Mrs CoitmRn was robbed. The cloak
was recovered by the officers and the prisoners were
sent to Jail for court by Superintendent Richards
A house between p and Q and Fourteenth and Fiji
tsenth Streets whore they had been stopping, wal
searched and a lot Of ladies' clothing found.
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NASHVILLE, May 2s.-The case of Isham Hen.
derson was resumed to-day. The defence intro
dOcsd fOrtythree dispositions of prominent citizens
of Wheeling Virginia. as to the reputation for truth
and veracity Of VIM. Mckay HOgo. Thirty'twO oil
the Opponents agreed that his reputation was bad,
and nearly all testified that they would not believe
him under oath Eleven testified that his reputR.
ton was that Of felon.
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~. ls6g-The Board met al the usual hour, the
Presidsnt and al The members present, srespt Mr..
lyman. 'i'''
The President laid before the Board message
from the Mayor, announeins his approval Of the
act granting certain privileges 10 Oh. washington
Georgetown and Alexandria Railroad Company;
also number Of acts for improvements
Mr. Hall introduc cd n Joint resolution extending
the thanks Of the Corporation 10 Lieutenant Cen
erai Grant and the soldier. under nj. command for
their sucoe.sfui Efforts, under Proyidenoe, in not
op,v d,fend,ns our own oitv from the a,s.ults Of
TREASON In arm, Init also for d.,trovipr the rebel
.,m,.. souna v,th,n our ho,d.r,. and nropo.ins a,
,ub,,.p,is token Of sppreo,a,lon for his ,.rvio,,
Ina. All n,on.,,x az ISsu,,n.p, o.p.r.i Grant
h.,h.r ii - ,,.,.on.i n. .,.an. f,o,, ,.,.t,an
hv M, oo,no,..Ion R.rs,,,a
IN. to,,or,,. Mi. var. ,n,,oau,.d and D.,,.d.
nv M, Rb..m-a hin 40 cu,b ana n.vs ths ,.,t
and vast .ld.s of ,,res, west bstreen
a and ,tre.,s north. and hin Ia sat the ourb.
.,on.. and rsl.v thu gutt.r an the north side Of
rtre,, be,vesn Tventisth and Twspty.ar, streets
ve.t Nv Mr.. Moore-a bill to construct sewer
from IN. a,ev In square No. 44e, Nv Mr.. Dudley
bill TO curb and pave the west side Of Second
street west from Virginia avenue 10 street south.
Mr. Rbeem. from the Committee on Improve.
msnt. ,enortsd IN. fo,louipv vbiob var, ns,,.d,
Joint resolution requesting the Mayor TO have the
railroad track ON New Jersey and Indiana Avenue,
removed A bill To ourb and nave the vast side of
Second street east, from b 10 d strs.ts north, ab
IN re.et IN. ou,b and r..v An. gutt.r an Tho north
side Of MARYLAND avenue b,tveen Tenth and
Eleventh ,treets; bill TO relay the gutter 10, on
B street south in the Seventh ward, q bill (B Az
d. .u.k "a -. Al. .n-tk III. II n .l...I ...Ih
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The ARSENAL MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
Mr.. George Wright, Treasurer Of the Association
under which the monument to tho memory Of the
ladies who were killed by the explosion on the 18th
of June, 1894 was to DO erected, reports that the
amount expended for tho monument, fencing gra-
ding sOdding, advertising, 40, was ss,lo77S
Balance In the hands Of the Treasurer, SlS7 IS,
which will DO reserved TO keep the grounds In order
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TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue Of . writ Of G,rf Idcfds, issued from the
Clerk once Of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
COlu bia, and 10 dirested, will expose to pub
lie sale cash. In front Of the court house door Of sad
District, on THURSDAY, the l4th day Of June next,
1885, at l2 o'clock m, the life estate Of NathAnsl
Beach, In and 10 his Wife's undivided hfh part Of
square No S5S beginning for said part 3eo feet from
The southwest Of said square, and running henee
due north the line Of Eleventh street west Is feet
thence due east 90 feet l0 inehss thence south 70
feet and themes % feet l0 inches TO the place Of be-
ginning together with all ana singular the improve
thereon, ssIed and levied upon the property
Of Nathaniel Beach, and will be sold TO satisfy No. 81
| Equity Docket, in favor Of Gilbert Simpson. ..
DIS. d0ODIN0,
my25.td united States harahAL D. q,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-30

AooIDENr.-on Monday afternoon, about
half past three o'clock. an accident occurred at
the Treasury Department by which three persons
were soaided A cylinder in one Of the vaults Is
used for receiving fragments of cancelled notes,
and they were converted into pulp for making
paper The commissioners to examine 1t being
present, Messrs. J. Q. Larman, VIM. Waller and
VIM. Buroh took of the covering Of the main hole,
when some Of the pulp, with hot water and alkali,
came out. Mr.. Waller slipped and fell, the hot
watsr saturated his clothes, and no was badly
scalded. The fluid striking the hands Of the other
two they were also scalded but only slightly. Mr..
Waller was Immediately sent to his residence, on
street, above Twentieth, and Mr.. Burch to bis
residence, on Fourteenth street. Mr.. Harmon was
not injured badly as TO noceSSitato him to stop
work
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STRANGE METAMORPHOSE.

STRANGE METAMORPHOSE.
~
-, - ,,
Rt rh h,d., IA ,ox. Won rom var had Ia var
You swais Turtle dove you, II ysr'd get some new
clothes. "
90 WIN. aown 'he "nIA's, Juss " nas, ~ "n0'e'
"nin WV shou'a "H'' "" iino'uy Ao' 49,
TOT new CLONES ", ,re''ins, im, ~hs,e s
why IHh BEST ye'h DO gephhg a. smi'h Dro'her'
Co.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-30
Another Cholera ship at New York.

NEw York, May 20.-An unofficial report says
that the steamship Union, from Liverpool, sixteen
and a half days out, arrived at quarantine this
evening with four hundred end thirty -four passen
gers, thirty.three of whom died Of cholera on the
passage. Fifteen cases Of cholera still remain on
board.
Since the goth inst, 6,s0s European emigraptS
have arrived at this port.
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WoRKISGNEN's MASS MEErINo.-A mass
meeting Of the workingmen, underline auspices Of
the workingmen's convention, was hold last even.
ing at Odd Fellows Hall, on Seventh street. A
large number Of persons were present, and the
meeting was an interesting one. Healds band was
in attendance and enlvensd the occasion with some
hne pieces Of music.
Mr.. VIM. R. Mclean, president Of the oonven-
tion, called the meeting to order and stated the
meeting had been called for the purpose Of discus.
sing the eight hour question. Several members Of
Congress had been invited, but as yet none had
made their appearance Mr.. H. Clay Preuss was
here introduced, and said again he had been de-
tailed to do diminishing duty and open the action.
(The workingmsn from the Navy Yard accompanied
by music here entered and were shown to seats.
Mr.. P. resumed. He had great faith in ideas. Our
forefathers got hold Of the grand ide, Of no tax
alton without representation (applause) and with
that single idea they laid the foundation Of the
grandsst government ever, known. In . great
moral cause like this eight hour movement It was
valuable to have good idea.
Mr.g leuss addressed the convention at considera.
bic length
Mr.. Richard Emmons was the next speaker, and
he was followed by Mr. John L. Hagho and Mr..
Geo. W. Francis Of the Journeymen BOokbinders'
Society
Mr.. Mclean, the president, stated another meet
ing would DO held in July next, to which all work
ipgmsn were invited.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-30

ORPHANS CoURT-Judge Purcell The
third and final account Of VIM. D. Mutt, executor
Of General Alexander Hunter, was approved and
passed.
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T ARGE SALE OF ARMY WAGONS
/ 4 AMBULANCEs, HARNESS, sCRAP. IRON, &c.


WAsHIhdfOHI d, u Nay IT. I5bo, .
Will be sold at public auction under the direction Of
Breyet BrgAder General @. II. Tompkns, ourtermAs-
tor at LINCOLN DEPOT, Washington, d, O., on NOM
DAY, June H. 1889, at 10 o'clock, m, large lot Of
Stores consisting Of 495 Army Wagons,
Is Army Wagons with Hay Racks, II two-horss
Wagons II Spring Wagons 4wAtertng Carts, ~ Light
Carts, 80 two-horss Ambulanees, Buggy, oSt single
sets Harness. ava Saddles 81 $40 lbs Scrap ChAn 5000
lbs old Wagon Axies, ass lbs Coil Chain, l, e03 lbs.
Lead Pipe l65 lbs Scrap Iron, 2 OF lbs Lead 500
lbs Scrap Steel ~ 900 lbs Scrap Tongue Irons, H. 900
1000 lbs old Wagon Tire TOO sash with Glass 1875 lbs.
TAlloW, Wagon and Ambulance Wheels, wbeelbarrows,
Blankets, Buckets Chains, HAterH, Wrenehss, Anytls
smiths Bellows Portable FoTgss Planes, Barrels kst
ties, Stoves, &c,
IL still seIvieeAbls. ..
The stores must be removed within ave days from
date Of sale.
Tsrmsi Cash, in Government funds. @
b. Nal. Gen. and Chief QuArtsrmAater, 10
my22.td Depot Of Washington.
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MERCHANT TAILOR,

474 Fourteenth Street, opposite wIllArd'S Hotel.
Wishes to inform his friends that he has ust received
full assortment Of French Bnglsh and Domestic Cloths
and CAssmsres OF the most fashionable styles and
color, and he would be pleased to them the
most reasonable tsrms and at the shortest notice
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-30

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
lu MAY ~, lt88
Sealed proposals will be received by tho igned
until ~ O'Clock m, FRIDAY, June !, for building
barrel sewer, Inside dAmee the walls 10
be nine inches In thiekn In the alley Of Square No.
A. and along Missouri avenue and Third street west TO
the canal; the sewer to have such 'mAnholes" and
"drops' as the Commisuioner may direct.
Bidders will state the price per lneal foot for the
sewer and per piece for the - mAnholss' and dTOps
which shall include all excavations Tho successful
bidder to be responsible for all damage done to gas
water pipes or any accident caused In the construction
Of the work.
The right to decline any or all proposals, should be
deemed pecessaTy, 10 reserved.
Specifications be seen at the oaies OF the Commits
sioners OF Improvements any day from 10 a, till ~
O'Clock m, or at any time by calling the Commis
sioner Of the Fourth ward.
None but practical mechanics need bid.
JAMES J. CAMPBELL,
my23.dd Commissioner Fourth Ward.
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THE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.

THE Lady Directors Of the NATIONAL soLDERs' AND
SAILORS ORPHAN HONE will to hold Fair In
this city the 18th day Of May next the proceeds Of
which to be devoted 10 the support aud
Of NArIosAL soLDIERs AND SALONS 0RPHAss other
wise provided for in their respective States and Terri
tories.
Zach State and Territory Is to be represented by la
be aud the Ladies' intend that the District Of Columbia
shall bear ereditable contrast with any.
Tho Ladies' will meet at Wesley Chapel, corner Of
and Pih streets every Tuesday at II m, until the
opening Of the Fair and all Ladies DESTROYS OF opera
ting In the objects Of the association are cordially in
vited to attend. Apl0.td.
The Lady Managers Of the National Soldiers and
sAi ors Orphans Zone Association regret TO
to the public their inability to open their Fair at the
time advertised-hay l6-as they End II impossible to
obtain building In time sufficiently ommodous. As
the necessary made due notice
will be given. 10 expected that this announcement
will In no way discourage the energies the friends
the importance q renewed and united action until the
good 10 accomplished. myS0-u
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
- IN0s AT HARDWOOD HOSPITAL "a

GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
- IN0s AT HARDWOOD HOSPITAL. u
oHnp auAErrrx.srr.s oyyrcr,,
Drror on wAsHrSaror, 2
wAsHlraros, D. O., May rs, 1893.
WI b. sold q public suction on The pr.mi;s: under
Moore, A. Q. NJ, on SATURDAY, June q 1895 a. 10
SS,elOek . m, the Government, buildiuss situated -
suth street west, as follows; w 7 I0IE
6 Fifteen 60 Hospital wards, each q BY is7 feet.
ons Dising! Roon. q By is feet. ..r. ...g
one ON: R RisiSs ks SO :, % r.. ioa as.-
9ns 81 Kitchen and charters. % ~ III feet. .rrG
Three % wards, each sO,< By loa feet. no. tas
Ten 90 Sinks, each By sfest.
One ~ Dead House, n by 81 feet -.... AL. =
One Ms. asif q 81 rs Ssss s:s, a '''a pa
one () saw-shsd, u By IL feet. .-
o.: Shed ad,Oiaias' I'll. u " ' is f.s It. W ''
one q ouartsrs, q By 20 feet.
2ss f f..R R' %.i ~ T. !, Sc: Sc s..
.sr4cs II :. TO TIE HOSPITAL
O.: SINE Sas.i ss Is 2 f .:I''t
One ~ Guard House, 10 by Is feet. H.
ore ~ addition to same, 10 BY 10 feet
One ~ wa.eh-Bor, shy 10 feet. r'
The buildings will be sold singlY, and must be 70.
moved within ten days from date Of sale. ~
Terms; Cash, in Government funds.
D. H. RUCKRR,
Brsvst MAJ. Gen. and Chief ouIr.srmsslsr,
my29-td Depot Of washington.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
- mos AND OTHER PROPERTY AT FORT ELLs-
woRTH,VA.
HEADa'Rs DEPARTMENT or wAsHEoros,l
OFFICE CHEZ QuARrIRMAsrER, y
wAsHIsaroE, d. c., May %, 1885.
VIII be sold At public auction, the premises under
the direction Of Brevet Leuteaant Colonel r. Camp,
A. Q. NJ, U. 8. A., on FRIDAY, June l, 1880, at II
o'clock m, the following described Frame Buildags,
located at Fort Ellsworth FAIRFAX county, Virginia
Two 0fheers' CHARTERS, 2lxlB feet. =
ono ofieers' Quarters, 24xl2 feet
Two Barracks, l0oxsO feet
One Mess house, lOOr20 feet.
One Guard house, 36xl5 feet ..
One Guard house Wing, l4xl4 feet.
one Ordnance House, laxl3 feet
Also at the time and place. for the Engineer De-
parmeuA tho Timber, Lumber, &e., belonging to said
fort 49,. ..H
The military guard will remain the premises ten
days Aner sale, u desired aud purchaser will be
allowed fifteen days to remove property.
Buildings will be sold singly.
Terms: Cash, in 0overnment funds
NJ l. LUDfN0ToN,
Colonel and Chief QuArterm Aster,
my2s.H Dept Of Washington. '
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BYTELHGRAPH
The National Republican.
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE WAR CLOUD READY TO BREAK.
MORE FINANCIAL FAILURES
FENIANs TO THE FRONT.
A SECRET FLANK MOVEMENT.
Steamer Burned and Nine Lives Lost.
Another Cholera Ship Arrived.
II H Il NJ A H k 4 II = (.
A SECRET FLANK MOVEMENT.
Steamer Burned and Nine Lives Lost.
Another Cholera Ship Arrived.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Il NJ A L. k f II .
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r., LUMBER,

o.B.CHURCH 4 co.
Desire to call special attention Of the Carpenters and
Builders, wheelwTghts aud CoGehmAkeru to their eK-
tsnSVe and we'll selected assortment Of all the various
kinds OF Lumber, consisting In part Of
All sizes Of white Pine, Poplar, Walnut Oak, Ash and
Hickory,
FRAMING.
White Pine, Spruce, Hemloek, Va. Pine, and Oak.
FLOORING.
white Pine, Spruce, Va Pine, Eastern Shore and Oak
SHINGLES. ...
Cypress, White Pine, Spruce, aud Cedar.
fkNcB RAILS, POSTS, AND P1CRBrs.
@. b. CHURCH CO.,
nys.lm Cor Maryland ave and klsVsatA street
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manufactured from genuine ROCK CRYSTAL, giving
ease and somcr to the optic nerve and suited assu'
rAtely by
FRANKLIN 4 CO.,
Scientific and Practical Opticians, IA PennsylVAniA
avenue, bstwssR Twelfth and Thirissnth streets north
sido.
Microscopes, Electrical Machines, Thermom meters,
CATtss De ViAits, and Photograph Albums In great
variety and At the lowest prices, myT-ly
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-30

SIXTH WARD.-WoRKIN IN.
y DEPENDENT UNION CANDIDATE
HoR COMMON COUNCIL,
O. W. WHITE. my22te
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-01

CoURr did not organize on Tuesday
Judge Kennon came home from Woods
field quite sick, and is still confined to his
room. There are some fears that he is
dangerously sick. .f1' 2
The town was full Of parties who came to
attend Court as jurors, witnesses, and liti.
gan,s. They and the Bar were restless /;
but of course no business could be done.
In the forenoon telegram was sent to
Judge Evans, who is holding Court at Zanes-
vile, in the hope that he would come down
and open the Court, and then some mem
ber of the Bar, by the consent of litigants,
could occupy the bench but Judge Evans
could not come. Judge McIlvaine was then
telegraphed at New Philadelphia, but At
this writing we have heard of no reply
having been received.
IF the Court is not opened tomorrow, we
believe it must 20 over.
Since writing the above. despatch has
been received from j. II. Collins, Esq, at
GAINESVILLE, announcing that Judge Evans
will be here tonight.
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AN ORDINANCE
In Relation to the Sale of Intoxicating
Liquors in the Incorporated Village oil
Martins Ferry.

SEC l. Be it ordained by the Council of the Incor-
poraed Village of Martins Ferry That all ale porte
shops or houses and all shops houses, places
Of gnhc hahitual resort for ppng and ineper
ance within the limits of said village are prohibited
and any person who shall keep shop. saloon, ea'ng-
house. TAVERN other place of public resort, where
wine, beer, ale OH malt liquors. or intoxicating IL
quors OF any kind atally sold or given away, to
be drank the place where sold or given away OF
who shall keep and in any manner make Il known that
he she keeps for salr to be drank whefe sold. any
of the intoxicating liquors aforesaid, and who slia IL
the time OF the commencement of prosecution Tor
violation OF this ordinance. have made any sale thereof
TO he drank where sold, shall be deemed guilty OF nj,
onse and upon conviction thereof shall be punished
us hereinafter provided
SEC q That for any violation OF the provisions oi
the first section OF this ordinance every person so OIL
Tending shall forfeit and pay ths incorporated village
Of Murtius Ferry fine OF not less than hve nor NOR
than fifty dollars and cost Of prosecution, and sue h
places kept by person or persons so convicted shall
be shut up aud abaed upon the order OF the court before
whom such conviction may be had, until such time rs
such person persons keeping such place or paces
shall give bond and security to the acceptance OF said
court In the penal OF thousand dollars payab r
to the state OF Ohio conditioned that he, she they
will not sell intoxicating liquors. contrary 10 the first
section nj this ordinance, aud VIII pay all hhrs costs
aud damages assessed against such keeper keepers
for every violation thereof and in OF forfeiture
such bonds suit may be broughor the OF any persoI
for the OF the county or corporation
in case Of a ine due the couHy cooperation.
SEC. 3. This ordinance shall take effect from and ai
ter its passage.
Passed January 90, 1866.
S. F. DEAN, Recorder. fel5-3t
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AN ORDINANCE
In relation to and providing for the grant
ing Licensesin the Incorporated Village
OF Martins Ferry.


ing Of Licensesin the incorporated Village
OF Martins Ferry.
SEC I. BE il ordained by the Council Of the Hcor-
porated Village Of Martins Ferry, That op-rson
persons shall be allowed sell auction vendue
public oucry either directly indirectly, any properly
effects, goods. wares. or merchandise within the
limits OF this village except articles Of husbandry such
farming utensils, household aud kitchen furniture at
the residence OF the owner. without first having OBJ
tanned from the Mayor Recorder OF the aled
village OF Martins Ferry. license hereinafter pro-
vded for. Ii any person or persons shall sell att npi
10 sell Except before stately without such license
he, She or they, OH conviction thereof SHALL be liable
a fine OF not less than than ten dollars
for every such offence
SEC 4 That the prohibition af said shall not eI.
tend to any sheriff constable other officer executing
any process order issued by any court selling any
properly or effects directed by law.
SEC g. That no peddar ortrausent dealer shall be al
lowed to sell within the limits OF this village any goods
wares or merchandise, without having hfst obtained q
license for such purpose under the penalty Of not less
than nor more than hve dollarsi Provided, that
manufacturers shall not be prohibited from dsposing
OF articles manufactured by them III uils STATE.
SEC. L. That no person persons shall exhibit any
show or perform any feais, such as circus riding OF
any thing OF like nature for which compensation Is
charged, without having first obtained license from
the proper authority of the village for such purpose
under penalty Of not less than hve nor more than
twenty dollars.
SEC. s. That all applications for license shall be
made in wrng to the Mayor, setting forth the nature
OF the license required and the lime they shall be use
SIC. Q. The rate Of license shal be as follows: For
selling goods, wares merchandise AT auction the sum
OF from to ten dollars per day for peddng goo
wares merchandise from TO ten dollars per guar
ter; for shows or other performances. from one &c
twenty dollars per day which. III al eases. must be
paid TO the Mayor or Recorder before the issuing o
sEc 4 This ordinance shall take effect from and
after It's passage.
Passed January 10. 1866.
ALBERT RICE, Mayor.
s. F. DEAN, Recorder.