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Sperlal No!lees.
Cold Air Attrition Flour.

Cold Air Aurition Flour.
Ground cold from choice whole wheat Makes delicious
HEALTH ruOD COMPANY. lS7 Eisnthst. between
Broadway aud fotrthaye
Commencement Exercises, Peuusy vanla Military
Church, JUNE IL at lOa M by Kew r. ALLEN,
p d. Annual AL MSS TO the Corps on MoNDAI June ~ ~
Tues e 6emanGed by our mc ifaiuatio1 Day TU rs DAY
p Friends Of ed0esOn cordially invited 10 be pres
ont 1IlEO. HYATT President
DIR. Ccton'. Vegetable Denton c; ....,..
delicious article cleansing tnc teeth anu sNcetenlng
the breath. 80 cents At all DrigglstS
Keeps Patent Partly Made Dress shirts, the very
best So csa De nnlsicd as easily a. hemmng hand
kcrchef 57i Brcadeay, and ".I Agclssi. Phaaely ha
Post-Oice Noticc.-Tho FOREIGN MAILS for he week
Via oae~9ItoMn o. Ri sijAY nj Ii a m Tor Eur ,po
bug; ON URBNN ut ) u. n for France per
sL1 France VIA Havrc and AT 80 m., Germany Den
mark esn at Norway, steamship Neckar wa south
ampton ami Bremen, and at IL IN Tor the nitt kngdpn
Brisin ii, a, & Tor t.rmany aod
tlaCn per steamship Aiisic Via OeensloHn ana Al IL no
mail tor Australia g. viii leave r. ancisco June II
The mail West tes via Havana Will leave New
York The mail TOT China &c viii leave san fran
cisco July /. T. l. JAMES, r. AZ
Spori-ncn md TourisIs' Imported English shoes
SUITABLE FOR COZ NlsI ana pot dAIN TRAVEL
CANTRELl, 259 and 2il fonrth-sye
To Visitors and Of the sights Of London
POST COMPANY Qlmltedl. Queen Nictor1ast Mansion
iloue r. e. Open laiiy 70 ,ne puos here INC burglar
"'"''' NV HENRY WEST. Manager
The Tenth annual Meeting of the society Hon. for
DAY June H. at At the anniversary exercises com
$50 the annual reports w be read and ad
Georgia Kew DIS P0TfER, SMITH CoS NLING, end
KIM Of this city Harlem train from Grand Central Depot Az
will arrive IN seaSoR SIshas aa PIrG1 M
IL NJ MCIARgN Secretary
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PoUGHKEEPsIE, June 9.-George r. Gaylord,
who old leading frcghter on theHudson, died
here to-day after q brief illness.
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QUADRUPLEx MACHINE IN COURT.
- or+.,uoo,, Ia .bo rnurt &c Enuitv Ind,

Tins afternoon, III the court OF Equity, Juugc
Wylie presiding the case OF T. A Edison and Geo Har
rington against the Western Union Telegraph Company
Geo Prescott, the Commissioner OF Patents. aud Score
ary of the INTERIOR heard motion to set aside
the Marshals return. This is bill brought by the
plaintiffs as owners OF patent for duplex and quad
rpe1 automatic telegraph instrument, to restrain the
Telegraph Company from using the same Senator Conk
ling, j. II. Ashton and ~ Wilson appeared for the de-
PENDANTS j. II. B. LarODe OF Baltimore for the com
painGnts The motion argued AT some length. Judge
Wylie took the papers stating that he would make his
decision In q day or two.
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STATE or TRADE.
CLOTHS MARKET.

FNIN NIVi T'' f'''''H''''
ppoyIpyscy r. L. June u-Prnting Cloths steady A. 3Aa
a2sc cash for s4xi STANDARD and Extra with gbt sales
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
ErnhnhHitlea.

For Saturday in the South Atlantic states,
stationary higher presSnres, south and east WINS,
warmer partly cloudy weather. and possibly local rams
will prevail. A., n,...o..
For the Gulf States, stationary, ana In the western
Gulf falling barometer. increasing southeast wlhus,
warmer, partly cloudy weather. and numerous rains
For the upper lakes. rising barometer clear warmer
weather with sOuthery winds IN the southern portions
but possibly cooler northeast winds at northern STA
tons.
For the lower lakes southeast to southwest WINDS
rising barometer. stationary or lower temperature ana
partly cloudy weather
For Northern England, stationary pressure cooler
northeast uinds, and cloudy Tedther, but g0r southern
Ne,o Engl1ud AMI the Mddic States. souberiy wtnds stu
tonnry temperatures and pressure Increasing Goodness
anil possibly local RAINS.
Tie Ohio and tributaries Will rise slightly elscWhefe
the rivers remain stationary or falling
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THE NEW ST. LOUIS CUSTOM-HOU USE.

coxrn,crons AND OFFICIALS BELIEVED TO FORM 4
COMPLETE EING-THE CASE BEFORE THE GRAND
JURY-ExPECrED INDICTMENT OF MULLETT AND
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There has been a small depression in the barometric
column amounting eight hundredhs Of an inch within
the "a hours preceding midnight vita fair percentage
of m s,ure In the air aud increase OF temperature
"A whole similar changes have occurred in surroundn
ward ting at sunset to the eastward The curve" beng
sti above the ne OF mean pressure, but seadly ap-
preaching II, will cross It ON IT'S way DOWNWARD ts atp-
noon change from fair weather Ia rain IL To be eX-
pccted about Sunday with chance for 4 shower tls
afternoon, provided the tempe allure continues 10 rise
l, redict refers to an OF 100 meS around this
CITY though the change generally viii embrace much
vvtfI linn
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DIEIl

All Notices Of Marriages mua be Endorsed eih Jul
name and address
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LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

variations In this city by tenths OF
The perpendicular dons Of time for the - hours
curved nr IN or less
direction represents the actual hight Of the during
line entirely the ne Of
inch aud little variable weather be re'd upon
hgcuatians
iArestd The time Of t' approach INDICATED 0y the helncy
by the the movement Nn
weather
of the line 1907
evres nienc bs ses,E,r while from
20. ,tsaA uuulfst 10
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Ground cold from choice whole wheat Makes delicious
bread aud cake ana cures tplOn Circulars male
nEALIH ruOD COMPANY I57 Elsnth.st. between
Broadway and EOtrthaye.
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eE- The sneak thiefisregarded as n mighty
mean sort of a fellow, but he is no kind Of a
match for Democratic Investigating Com
mittee. 1t has generally been regarded that
individuals have some rights in a free country
that others are bound to respect But under
Democratic control, it appears that this is not
the case. The Confederate Investigating
Committee of the present House of Represess.
tatiyes at Washington in their examination
of Secretary Robeson's affairs went 80 far as
to examine his private bank account, going
back to years before his appointment as Sec
rotary Of the Navy, and not satisfied with
this exemplifcation Of MI that is contempt
Die, examined the bank account of his wife
(who was reported to be wealthy before her
MARRIAGE Could meanness go further? Yes.
This same committee has purchased a
ton and Il half of telegraph dispatches which
were sold to an old junk shop by the Western
Union Telegraph Co., and now have num-
Der of clerks engaged in reading them, in
hopes Of finding some message which will
damage tie reputation of Blain and other
prominent Republicans. Comment is unneces-
sary.
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June he again received distinguished mark
OF public favor by being elected to the posi-
tion OF Chairman of the Convention.
In the Fall of 1867, Mr.. Wheeler was nomi-
mated and elected to the Forty-first Congress
from the Seventeenth District, comprisin !,
Franklin and St Lawrence Counties, and
since that date hs he has sat continuously in
Congress UP to the present., time. In the
Forty-first Congress Mr.. Wheeler was Chair
man OF the Committee OH lac Pacific Rail-
road, which he also held in the Forty-second
Congress, and in the last Congress he was
Chairman of the Committee on Appropria-
tiuns. During the Forty-third Congress, in
the Winter Of 1875. he was, as already stated,
appointed Chairman of the Congressional
Committee which went to New Orleans to set
tie the disturbing question which then pre-
vailed in Louisiana, and it was mainly owing
to his exertions that peaceable settlement
was obtained, and that what is known as the
Z" Wheeler compromise - was accepted by
both parties in the Louisiana Legislature
The compromise agreed upon by the commit
tee was adopted IN good faith by Republicans
and Democrats, peace was restored, and good
feeling soon prevailed among all classes of
citizens.
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-. a., 49,.
ura'z p'" orn VINO was on .ne .,c IKE, WIN
0fseiey III iosS' supports hayes ana "heeier'
Five hundred Liberal Republicans in Orange
and Wheeler
The Cincinnati Gazette says "The ease
with which the Bristow clubs are turned into
Hayes clubs shows the affinity of the Bristow
md Hayes idean
r.,, p.,.. CT,
,,ocra' nepuoiican CRU, nlso, numbering
sesera s hun9reu yo,cIs' ~ Inioago' mas unanl-
and Wbeeler
-
Democfa,,c Journals are pfo,oundiy u,s-
gus'eo ~ the inaecent nas.e wnicn inc
,nnepehuene press mas eAnip,e Ell, III rushing
70 tne support Oh hayes ano "heeier.
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SENSIBLE ADVICE. You are asked every
day through the columns of newspapers and
by your Druggist to use something for Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint that you know
nothing about, you get discouraged spending
money with but little success. Now to give
you satisfactory proof that GREENS AUeUsT
FLOWER will cure you of Dyspepsia and Liv-
er Complaint with all its effects, such as Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costive-
ness, Palpitation of the Heart, Heartburn,
Water-brash, coming up of food after eating,
low spirits, &C., we ask You to go to your Drug
gist G. F. Moore, OF I. M. Scverns, Lambertville,
N .J.,o ID. Calvin Robbins, New Hope, Pa, and
get Sample Bottle of GREEN,a AUeUs1
FLOWER for 10 cents and try it, pr a Regular
Size for rs cents, two doses viii relieve you.
Abl. ~, '76, 1y.
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A HOME AND A FORTUNE.

The Kansas Land and Immigrant Associa-
ton, with Capital Stock of $1,000, 900,
Chartered by the State of Kansas, a most
hndable enterprise stsrted i'll our city for the
promotion Of immigration by the free distri-
button to the share holders of the Association
of $770, 500 in cash and some of our most
choice and valuable real estate, farms, brick
blocks, residences, &c, is meeting with I'M
precedented success. From every section of
the country orders for shares or tickets are
coming thick and fast. The inducements Of
'fered are unparalleled There will be no
postponement. The drawing and distribution
of the prizes will take place positively AuG
18th, 1875, or the money will be refunded in
full. The managers Of this enterprise are
gentlemen of undoubtea integrity, honesty,
uprightness and ability to do exactly what
they say. They are gentlemen who are prosn-
jnent in our State, and whose public and pri-
vate characters are beyond gwen suspicion,
and the management OF this stnpendons dis
tribution will be conducted with an imparti-
mlity that cannot and will mob be disputed.
The Atchison Board Of Trade, composed OF
all the leading business men OF our city, at a
recent meeting, unanimously adopted the fol-
lowing endorsement
Knowing the several persons composing
the Kansas Land and Immigrant Association
we cordially endorse them as gentlemen of
honesty aud integrity, and recommend their
enterprise as worthy Of the support of the
public"
Every ticket holder will be fairly represent
ed at the drawing. Price of the shares or
tickets are put at the low price of IS EACH
Parties desiring more particular description
of this meritorious enterprise, inducements
offered, terms to Agents, special offer to clubs
and purchases of two or more shares, manner
of drawing, references, &C., send their adj
rtrpee Tn q MI STRfrET.En Atrbi-
son, Kansas, and they will have mailed them
free an elegant four page illustrated paper
1.-THE Kansas Immigrant" describing the
enterprise and the advantages and resources
of Kansas, &c. Send for it.--From the Atehs-
son, Kan, Daily Patriot.
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eB We last week gave a compact bio
graphical sketch Of tho Repub lican candidate
e.. p..s;a..nt Rs,aw 10 com,,iment 4, hv a
" D.
sih'i'ar sac'ch oi we o"no'u"'e io' s'oo A'e'--
dent:
Congressman William A. Wheeler, who has
been nominated for the office OF Vice Presi-
dent, is the Representative IA Congress from
the Nineteenth District vi the State OF New
York. aud from his training and experience
in pubhc lie he is wen lifted for the Office
He has been for a quarter Of a century en-
gagged in PURSUITS Muich enlineutly qualify
him for The nign office to wnicn lie has been
nominated. lie h,s be,n since the death OF
the Whig Party, u consisteut KepuUiicali, aud
ms experience us "A State Legislator and as u
mcmbsr OF Congress for Ave terms, is suiii-
cent guarantee vi his hlness for the position.
In New York. ami especially in his own
county of Frauklu, Ills character stands very
hiyn. and in his cupacity of Chairman of the
Co ,nrcssional Cosu,,Alltee which went to New
orleans in the Winter Ut 1874 to settle the
Louisiana difficulties. he showed considerable
executive ablllty and sound sense, which did
much ia lr,un about a ueaceable settlement
of the questions then at issue between the
opposing factions. MIR. Wheeler was born in
M,lone. franklin County, in New York State.
June 30. 1919. and is consequently inihis fifty
seventh year. lie received Il common school
and academic education IN his native town.
and sui seauently entered the University of
Vermont. which he left in the year 1912 with.
ont graduating. lie next studied law. and
having been called to the Bar he commenced
the practice of his profession in his native
county with considerable success. He show
ed masked ability iis his profession, and in a
few years was olfered the nomination Of Dis
trict Attorney by the Democrats Of Franklin
r.
was elected. He discharged the duties of his
the expiration of his term of Office he was re-
qucsted TO become candidate for the AS
sembly in the Wing interest. Mr.. Wheeler
threw himself into the contest warmly, and
was elected. lie only served one term, how
ever, and at its close gave up for q time public
life to business pursuits.
He became Cashier of the bank in his ma
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"A secondhand enclosed-case Sewing Ma
chine for sale--wheel feed, May be seen at
The RECORD Office. If.
--For Fine Photographs, Lambertville Ster-
eoscopic Views and Picture Frames resort
to FRIrz's, SO N. Union Street Lambertville,
N. J. j.l4-3t.
Z -GleAn's Sulphur Soap, for sale at Severns'
Drug Store. 41st Union st. j 81, ST.
--visscher g. Halls Insecticids Powder
better than Paris Green and not poiscnpus--
for sale at Sevtrns Drug Store. j.sl,tf.
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AssIuNEE,S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of Asa NJ:
IN Satterthwaite, Of Lambertville N: j., that all
claims against his estate be exhibited to the sub
scriber his Assignee, under oath affirmation before
the TWENTY-F0URTH DAy OF JULY, A. d. 1876,
being three months the date of the assignment
be forever barred from coming In for dividend Of the
estate and said creditors further notified that list
Of the claims against the said Asa ~ Satterhwaie will
be filed with the Surrogate of the county of Hnnterdon
the said Twentyfourth day of July when and where
exceptions thereto be filed by any person
J. HAYHURST, Assignee
Lambertville, June IA, 1861
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peE- 1t is amusing to hear Democrats who
hurrat foT joel Parker talk about the want of
ability on the part of Hayes. In education
both classical and legal, in ability as a public
speaker, in knowledge Of financial questions,
in experience In public Office, in knowledge of
public men, and in national reputation. Gov
srnor Hayes is considerably tho superior of
Parker. And in saying this we do not intend
10 discrcdit Gov. Parker by any means.
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gY- Rich Black Silks, Cashmere finish,
Black Cashmers, fine quality and good color !;
also the g Lama Brand /" black Alpacls and
pure Mohairs, superior make at r. H. VAN
HoRN's. Sept. 20.
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gggqggg9g.

TO tho Working Cscss.--we can furnish you em-
ploymert at which you can make very large pay, In
your localities without being away from home
night. Agents wanted 10 every town and county to
take subscribers for THE CENTENNIAL RECORD, the
largest publication 10 the United States6 pages "a
columns; Elegantly Illustrated Terms only 81 per year
The Record devoted to whatever is of interest
nected with the Centennial year. The Great Exhibition
at Philadelphia Is fully illustrated 10 detail Every
body wants it. The whole people feel great interest In
their countrys Centennial Birthday ana want to know
all about IT, Nm eEgast patriotic erayon drawing pre-
MUM picture Is presented free each subscriber II is
entitled, In rem mbrance of the One Hundr 9TH An
niversary OF the Independence the United States
Size ~ by 30 inches. Any become successful
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Of subscribers easily obtained everywhere here is
no busn that will pay like this present. We
many agents who making high $40 per day and
upwards Now is the time; don't delay. Remember 1t
costs nothing to give the business trial. Send
circulars terms and sample copy Of paper which
sent free 10 all who apply do II to-day Complete out
lit free to those who decide engage Farmers aud
mechanics and their sons and daughters make the very
THE CENTENNIAL RECORD
June IA, 1s7s.-Sm Portland, Maine.
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VEGETINE
Purifies the Blood, RenOvates and
Invig0rates the whole system.
Its Medical Properties are
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent and
Dfuretic.

vEgETINE is made exclusively from the juices OF
barks roots and herbs and strong
ly concentrated that 1t will eectualiy eradicate from
the system every faint of Scroua Scrofulous Humor
Temors Cancer, Csncerous Hunor, Erysipelas salt
Rhvum Syphilitic Diseases, Canker. Faintness at the
Stomach and all diseases that arise from Impure blood
Sciatica lnAanamatery and Chronic Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia Gout and Spinal Complaints only be efectu-
ally cured through the blood
For Ulcers and Eruptive diseases of the Skin Pusu-
les Pmples Blotches. Boils, letter, Scaldhead and
Ringworm vsgetine has never failed to effect perma-
nent
For Pains in the Back. Kidney Complaints, Dropsy,
Female Weakness, Leucorrhea, arising from internal
ulcer alton, aud uterine disease and General Debility,
Veg,tine acts directly upon the of these COM
plants II invgoraes and strengthens the whole sys-
acts upon the secretiye organs alfays Inflammation
cures liberation and regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia Habitua Costiveness Palpi-
aton OF the Heart Headache, Piles Nervousness and
General Prostitution Of the Nervous System no mcdi-
cine has given such perfect satisfaction as the
vegetne. 1t purifes the blood cleaases all of the
organs and Possesses controlling power the
vous system.
The remarkable cures effected by vegetlne have in
duced many physicians and apothecaries whom know
to prescribe and use it in their own families
In fact vegetne the best remedy yet discovered for
the above diseases, aud is the only reliable BLOOD
PURIFIER yet placed before the public.
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tB- "The Butterfly" new brand, the
best cigar for s cents to be found in this city,
equal to more than one-half the cigars for
which dealers charge 10 cents. To be had at
MooRE's Drug Store only. IT,
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MEN are EARNING $40 TO $40 PER WEEK. Selling
(5llII1EI55 ;zA s55HHfa539

Complete in the thriinc history eyenttul yrars
also - The great g EXHIBITION, ,s-grand in Ia
scripfion of Our mighty Resources agriculture com
mess. minerals manufactures natural wonders curs-
tiles, all richly illustfnfed A Century, Man
and q RyRD,S EYE FIEW'' free Ssiis mar
reffousfU last Loo NOR. AGENTS wynt quickly Tor
this and our standard -" LIFE OF LiKiNGSTONE1 co.
900 already sold also Bible. 1000 iliust Has no
equal Forextra terms write to-
HUBBARD lRos, Publishers, Philadelphia. 4v.
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DEATHS.

BLACKWELL.-On sunday morning, June 25th 1876 at
10 O'clock A. NJ Kittie b Blackwell daughter of Ann
M. Blackwell. Of Ewingville, near Ringoes. N. j.,
aged 10 years and months
CONwAY.-In Lambcrtville, June 18th, 1875, Mrs An
ME Conway, aged " years.
PIrTERs.--In West Amwell June 7th, 1876 Annie NJ.
daughter of Fritz and Mary Peters aged years and
II months.
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POSTSCRIPT.
TILpEN NOMINATED ,

Gov. Tilden was nominated by tho Demo
cratic National Convention to-day, at st.
Louis, OH the second ballot, be receiving 53l
votes. An Adjournment was made until to-
morrow will out ballot for Vice President.
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Valuable Information.

buSfuNf veC. TT fooss
Gentlemen-my only object In giving you this test-
monal Is to spread valuable Information. Having been
badly afflicted with Salt Rheum aaaihe whole surface
of my skin being covered with pmples and ernptions
MANY Of which caused me great pain and annoyance,
and knowing It be blood disease took many OF the
advertised blood preparations, among which was any
until commenced taking the yegetine and before l
had completed the hrst bottle saw that had got the
iii had taken seven bottles when was pronounced u
we'll man. and my skin Is smooth and entirely free from
pimpes and eruptions. haye never enjoyed 50 good
tine. To heneht those afii ted with Rhe imatism,
will nuke mention also of the Vegetinc's wond rful
power Of curing of this acute complaint o. which
l have suffered so intensely
C. II. TUCKER Pas Ae't Mich G R. r.
I'm 81 Washington Street, Boston.
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

BROADHEAD-HAWK.--In Frcnchtown, June 22d, by
Rev b. L. Summerbell, Samuel Broadhead of Milford
to Emma Hawk, of Frenehtown.
FISHER 18th, 1875. by Rev. Isra !
Poulson James Fisher. to Sarah E. Bells, all of Rim
goes.
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IBy Anthorty
A. SUPPLEMENT-
To an Ordinance entitled an Ordinance concerning
Inns and Taverns," passed March LIST, 1859.
The inhabitants of the City of ambertville do ordan
Sec. 1. That the Common Council shall meet the
first Monday In April, at 739 O'clock in the evening
any regular meeting of Common Council TO hear and
upon application for license keep inns and tayerns
In said city.
Sec. 2. All ordinances and parts Of ordinances and
supplements conflicting with the provisions Of this
dinance be- and the hereby repealed.
g. That this ordinance shall take effect immedi-
ately after its publication according to law.
Passed June IL, 1876.
FE S. r. HUSELTON,
President of Common Council
Attest:--w W. ROBINSON, Clerk
Approved June 18th, 1876. l.. ii. SERGEANT
June 18th, 2t-prs fee $780, Mayor