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The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press aludc- TO the
fact that ten cent bottles of cheap
American champagne are now sold all
over that city, and SAYS they consii-
tuic one of the most seductive agencies
of The present time for the spread Of the
Use Of stimuants among ladies and
Young mcn; aud it Is an unfortunate
fact New York city does no, need at
present any greater impulse in the drcc-
ton OF intemperancc than il receives
without the aid of ten cent chaInpagnes
One prominent physician here saws that
the hurry and struggle Of CITY life and
the high nervous organization of Ameri-
can women lead to the use OF stimu-
lants, and that n wine drinking is gen.
orally begun at the period of budding
wcmanhood. il soon creates fixed want
10 the physical and mental detrment of
the subject. His proctice confirms him
il the belief that a very large share of
the ailments of women are due TO the
cause here described. Another old
physician says that the evil of fashion
able drinking among ladies is more cx-
tended than is generally hclieved.-
Many, however. have been broken up
10y ii, and he knows Of cases where
prosperous men have been ruined in
consequence of this evil in their fami
lies. Young ladies' sip champagne here
at evening parties almost dcfiantlv, and
many Of the favorite restaurants among
ladies who are out shopping on Broad.
way, Fourteenth street, Fourth avenue
aud elsewhere, are in reality only priced
because they are such charming places
10 drop into for bit Of solid food and
glass of good wine Ii il in view of
these facts that the temperance move
nent among the better classes of society.
10 which Mr.. VIM. t. Dodge is lending
his great influence, derives large par,
of its significance and value
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-28

URANINE-This is the most recently
discovered. ami perhaps the most re-
markable, of all the coal tar or aniline
group of coloriEg substances, now so
extensively used for the adornment Of
be finest fabrics Uraninc is said, hy
chemists, TO he the most highly iluor-
crccnt body known to science It,
colorine power is astonishing; a single
grain will impart marked color To
nearly FIVE hundred gallons of water
\ most interesting experiment, which
anybody may try, consists in sprinkling
Il few atoms Of | raninc upon the sur
face of water in o glass iumblcr Each
atom Immediately sends down through
;he water what appears 10 he Il bright
green rootlr, and the iumhlcr soon
look, a. If il were crowded full Of beau
iiiul plants. The rootlcis now begin To
enlarge. spread aud combine. until we
have mass of grcen-cnlnrci Liquid
Viewed by transmitted light, the color
changes to a bright golden or amber
hue while Il combinati n of green and
gold will he realized. according 10 the
position in which the glass is hcld For
day or evening experiment nothing can
be pre;ticr than these trials Of trauinc,
which are especially entertaining for the
Young folks We are indebted for sam
pies Of the color to the editors Of the
- Scientific American. who are sending
out specimens, free of charge. to all
their subscribers. The subscription To
the paper is s.: 20 for wear. or 81. so
half year; and 4 better investment for
the money could hardly he named
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\ CURIOUS BIT uF OLD IIIsToRY-
The Springfield. Mass, Gazette. under
date of June 1, 1888, gives the follow.
ing account Of the attempt of woman
to enlist in the Continental army a,
that place:
"On Friday last Il person appearing
IN public house in this town and of.
iering To serve in the Continental army
for the term or three wears. was enlist
ed by the name of Samuel Smith. and
on the same day was presented To the
officer Of this post for mastering After
many inquiries. this advcnturer taltho'
arIiully dressed in mcn'S apparcD was
discovered and soon after conducted 10
Jail This discovery prevented the paw
mcnt Of $50 bounty, which she was to
have received for her promised services.
after having been duly mustered.
Since her imprisonment her accounts
of herself have been MANY and various:
al one time she asserts this as the frs,
scrape the devil ever led her into: at
another. that she has been soldier.
and in actual service for three months.
undiscovered. 1t is known, however.
that her name il Anne Smith. originally
from Ashford. in Connecticut. aud lately
from Ashileld, in this State 1t appears
also that our heroine began this route
with stealing horse at Ashiield. that
she swaped him for another at North
amptOn sold the last Ia n tnyern- laap.r
about five miles from this place for Il
dram at dinner and an old coat.
g She acted the man 80 perfectly well
through the whole that she might pro.
badly lave passed, had not the want of
beard led to detection"
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20 Duryea's Celebrated " Maizena, ~
manufactured at Glen Cove, Y. Y. Is one
of the most delightful preparations for food
in The world. Recommended by the high
est medical authorities in both hemispheres,
and receiving the first medals and diplomas
at all the great International exhibiIions.
Duryea's Satin Gloss Starch is the hes,
IN the world. Use it once and you will use
no other. 1t has received the highest In.
tcrnat ional awards
Duryea's Grape Sugar and Glucose, for
the use Of confec,ioners, brewers, pIcserv-
FRS of fruits, wine makers, etc. Luequaled
for purity and excellence. Furnished in
quantities to suit, and shipped to all parts
of the world. Samples sent free of charge.
Address WM. DURYEA, Gen. Agt., 80 Park
Place, New York, L. 3 A.
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whispered hat he rcrSon who had Just
addressed him va, none other than
MaFibcau The Young man. startled
and confused, turned and bowed pro
toundly To him who was then at the
height of his glorious popularity.
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make very happy the Western h"ima-
cratic brother Who has trycd his best
TO smooth over the tissue-ballots and
bull-iozing. As for the East, il will. of
course, rejoice to ally It's broader in
tclligcncc and higher knowledge with
the rcdshirtcd chivairy of South Caro-
lima. there is 50 much in common be
between them.
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DON'T STOP ny PAPER.

ZION stop my paper. printer,
Don strike my name I'll. vel:
l"n know the times are stringent,
Aud dollars are hard To get;
But tug a little harder
Is what | mean To do,
And scrape the dimes together,
Enough for me and you.
| cant afford to drop it:
! find 1t doesn't pay
To do without a paper.
However others NAV.
hate to ask my ncighbors
10 give me theirs on loan:
They don't just say. bui mean il.
Why don't you have your own?
You can't tell how We miss it,
II II. 10y any fate.
Should happen not TO reach us.
Or comes a little late;
Then all is IN a hubbub,
And things <" all awry,
Aud. printer, II Won rc married
You know the reason why.
cannot de without it.
IL - no use Ia try,
For either people take it,
And, printer. 50 must l.
|, too. must keep mo posted,
Aud know what is going on,
Or feel, and lie accounted
\ fogy simpleton.
Then, take it kindly. printer.
II pay be somewhat slow,
For cash is no; So plenty.
And wants hot few, yuu know.
But | must have my paper.
Cost what It may Ia me,
Id rather dock my sugar,
And do witiou; 10y tea.
So. printer, don YOU stop it,
Unless you want my frowu,
For here the year $ subscription,
And credit II right down.
And send the PAPER promptly
And regularly on.
And let II biIug us weekly
Its welcomed bsursor.
The money sent for Tie Wig by ma
II reach Us safely.
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DIED.

HARRl.-ln Wilmington, on the 23rd
instant. Mrs. SALI.IE f. HARRY, dauph
ter of Charles aud Sarah Parker, in the
2lst year OF her age.
NCCOi.-At his late residence near Union
VI. L. Church. in this county. on Mon
day December 23rd. ISIS. of paralysis.
ALEXANDER MCCoY, in the Fad year of
his age.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-28

Tue foreign tributes to late Bayard
TAYLOR are many and Of distinguished
character Ills literary fame made him
better known abroad than most of our
prominent statesmen are.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-28

HERE is glorious news, The law
partner Of the valiant Voorhees, assures
q correspondent Of the Cincinnati En-
quirer that if resumption proves to
he permanent success Voorhees, will
not raise a hand against it," The
whole country will heave sigh of relief
at that welcome information. There is
no telling what might have happened if
Noorhecs had decided to raise ii hand =
or even au ear.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-28

Mr.. Blaine is said TO have received
more than 500 letters from Southern
Republicans. ali giving valuable speci-
ficationS in regard 10 evidence of iniim-
idation. This ought to convince the
Democrats some more that he has made
4 mistake.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-28

Tue memory Of Hon. Charles sum-
ner has received the highest honor which
his State has been accustomed to pay
to her deceased statesmen. His statue
was set up in Boston Public Garden. on
Monday last. with The ceremonies usual
on such occasions. II any reputation
will bear snch a distinction il is his
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-28

\ sagacious Democratic politician .
remarks that his party will have TO get
along without New York. New Jersey
and Connecticut in l>su In other
words. will have to get along without
the Presidency.
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We commend the following. which
We clip from the Philadelphia Ledger. =
10 the consideration of our readers:
This i the time for general suuar-
ing up of accounts, when five dollars
paid To the shoemaker will paw the lat
ter, bill to the grocer. vino will then he
enabled 10 pay something on account to
the wholesale dealer, and 80 on until
perhaps the I've dollar note gets back
into the hands of the man vino started
Il on IL rounds Somebody must have
The money To start the bail aud the dis.
position 10 do 80, and this disposition
should always accompany the passes
sion OF ha""v and the existence of
debt In January an impetus will he
given 10 the business OF sguaring ac-
counts by the good example of the Ma
tional, State and City Governments and
private corporations, which. bv tn.
prompt payment Of interest on their
various loans, viii put millions of dol
lars in circulation.
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TUE Cincinnati ' Enquirer saws tha;
Col. Robert Ingersoll d" seems 20 have
dropped out of the armament Of public
notice like wavward shooting star"
Perhaps he has gone back into nebu-
lous condition
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-28

AN attempt was made on Thursday,
al Copenhagen, TO take the life of the
KIM of Denmark The man. who was
Il holcl keeper, WAS immediately ar
rested
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STRAWBR|DGE E. CL0TH|ER

Have made extensive
nave no" on daily exhibition the largest stock
ever placed Philadelphia vince anv one ,b,,
almost
Christmas offerings than gifts of silver orgoli
All who hn announcement Philadelphia cordially invited
make their selections and order their through
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THE South Carolina bull-dozcrs are
iastidious. They decline political
alliance with the West, declaring in the
language Of " The Charleston News
and Courier, " that the permanent in
tcrests Of the South lie with the East
rather than with the West" Again ::
With the East the South should 20.
because there is u broader intelligence
aud higher knowledge in the East than
in the West This is calculated 10
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-28

Ir is one Of those peculiar,ies of hu-
man nature. which no patent medicine
can cure, that nearly every one thinks
he can manage the other fellows bust
ness better than the other fellow can.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-28

We publish in to-day's Wing :" an
interesting letter from our young fellow
countain. Mr. VIM L. Brown, tson of
our old friend Thomas Brown who is
4 niach.ni>t on board the L. :. Steamer
gettysburg, written from Bevrout.
SYRIA. Mr.. Brown has been VERY sue
ce-sful at his occupation. which he
learned at the Washington Navy Yard,
aud We wish him a safe return To his
family, and success in the new wear.
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clNTox, DECEMBER -. 1878.

The most popular marksman Just
now is the dealer who marks down his
holiday goods.
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Notice to Creditors,

'J'lllS is to give notice, that the subscri
L l-r. Of t"cIl ftinty hath obtained from the ~
p:aus urt >a.d vouary l~lt.rs u
IN the P~r-.'u.I cstIt- u
ASEEEw KID
bate ni All rruV l-c-s--i Al persons having claim.
Eaihsi the ,ai !,r~s-r h-r-Iy warned 90 -rhiia,
The -'n-. with the S"Hrh -T, thereof uy authenticated
On "r b'ipf- til" 2-ui day 81 NAV. 1879.
thy may Otherwise hy law be excluded from all h-r
mt 81 ssi estate All rrrson- inhibited t. aid -stac
Hr" r'qn'si'd :" rnaLr immediate sN Incnt To the -u
>"rh"t 'it'"n under my haul. tA!. Plat IA, Il De
a mher. lS1s JAMES II KIDD.
A!minI-tratar 81 Andres KiLI iced
Tr-t-RIrHIN y. JNr,E. Register.
De- 2i-Tw
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Mn. BAYARp made a. much Of a mis-
take in undertaking Ia begin the inyes.
LEGATION into outragcs on the suffrage
by summoniue the President, as a grand
jurvman would in summonimg the Gov
ernor or Mayor If he wants to get at
the facts let him move That the Com
miticr begin its sessions in Charleston
or Columbia.
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ENpR the Winter or longer. a thoroughly
1 'ura.'h-i HOUSE. IN Ehr.n Arp., 80 m,
&c MRS. dcBOw EN>.
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The majority Of cX-Secretary Of the
Navy, General Robc>un, in the First
New Jersey Congressional district. 1t
the late election. is 30 large a. to amaze
almost everybody. In Camden county
alone it was over 100 II is the
>trougcs; possible endorsement of his
former official position. of which any
man might he proud
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-28

The comior; ot travelling is steadily
Increasing on railroads, aud passengers
can sleep. eat, drink and he merry, ="
If they choose The Pennsylvania Rail
road Company are Introducing 4" hotel
cars " attached 10 certain trains, making
it unnecessary for passengers 10 yet out
ii the stations for the purpose of &c see
ing lgan "
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-28

ON New Years Day uew feature
%! the express system will be introduced
IN G:rat Britinn. on the lines of twenty
five different railways. which, from and
after that date, vii! carry parcels any
where, under twn and four pounds, for
eight and sixteen cents respectively
lL" packages are also insured for the
value Of five dollars each. The con
VcnIences OF this new system are too
many and obvious to need Illustration.
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TWO-STORY DWELLING, ##l

e. Howard " consists 81 central main building uiii,
VInE- either .i~ aI l. V.ry will adapted 10 ocru-
p'hN ~ -" ani'- Tho "urhuiliiug- connected ar-
anri"-H-at iIoE.-. Stable. CaIriss~ IIou,- -tr On
the nnrthw'-t CORNER %: TIL lot i = comfortable FRAME
TENANT HOUSE. very 'l--Ifs!.l- a, !. dwelling FIR
families { limited maps.
tn" location 81 TIN. property i ainirail. The
Stgnuas aTr spacious. high spi airy. with IN.
guia, tue Tt'its~. Gould be rrtlrr-, anun the most
desirable IN tine town.
IiE TERMS ~ SALE. ~ pr--,rib"d ty the decree.
are: on--itti q tl" rnrcha-- money be- paii in
r'>h the DAY "f ale aud residue IN Nine month.
the CREDIT payment {" bear interest from the day of
-Air aud {" 'r secured lev thu uut- hand pur.
ohi-~r ~ Hr,tit."Ts with .ur"iy surptcS 10 b,
,TuN~d - thu Trustee
S6-tost II deed {" Ia paid la I.,IrCht<-r-
. " tErIkSHANkI
HENRY u WIRE trustees
dec y, LISTS 4 + Sn,,KIIy tur,irp-,r
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WADE HAMPTON has had many mis-
fortunes. but he has escaped the igno-
miny Of being kicked to death by Il
mule.
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ne III ISTfIE.
FOR RENT.

'ht not Sc formerly occupied by Mr.
- N.Y.. fv--"s-Iun -iv u M.rrh 18th. I..s
Mites Hl~- g 4. johns.
h'ht'i'- u Ia ~. GEn. ". WELLS
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FOR RENT

IHiE DIV ELLlNG HOUSE. an Main
-ir"-i - 't-i -HI { Efk'.l ,.ra occupied ~ Mr.
VIM o. 'ri~r f.'-''--f"n .u IN o.: MARI Is,
A!lN u J. HEoNN
~ -" At H." Class Ffua'.'
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
This = {" give nuti"" that the .u.rrIi,-r II Cr,i
county hath obtained from tin Orphan Cuiri & -sit
county. Letters 81 Administration "r the personal
estate Of
kiiIA LEIGH
Va" ri aid county. i"e-tN- nav Ing
aSAIn.t u u i ra.. 'rrly warned to- -1hIi,r
III" 'sn". Wit Tho Voucher, Thereof uiy aucnfI, ,tr
ga - b. r the 10Th Isy Il D., rrr 1879.
they NAV 'ih~ hv Law ir- I,!u- frpin all I-nri
81 -aid estate person. indebted said estate arc
F"lh'.t~d I" make Immediate -tSuI-ut TIL -r-r
'rr ''i'n uud my hand ii.s -!>r ty IT pr. iril-r
- John 4. j CKESWELL
A.lmiui- TRAITOR Il Ely, I--rh DID
T~-t-REuEIS h. JIx,E Register
de- 1l-'iy
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT

4 CoNNnHIuu- H..ISE IN H.s .tr.., - t.r
"a fn't pct m ih"r.I.ts .r;.rr
Air'N {" JANE u GEpDNE
''' -" EiAi"u. NJ!
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FOR SALE.

\ FARM OF Is ACRES, situated /!
4 \ ahi'' agrth"s-i 81 g.irk Meeting IIuu.r
Nfi'E :" u { M~bOHELi
", i"-iA '' 80
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Notice 10 Creditors.

county hath "iaIu,! irru thu ORPHANS Court Il -sG
county. l-tt-- T--tsE-urarN tho Personal estate (
BENJAMIN WILSON
late e saIi county !'c~N-"d All person, having e-iua,
.'i>t the 81! drc-as i-by warned TO rIhIiHi
th- saint With trr yourtrr- duly authenticated
on ct before the l2tn tlsy IL ir.--in. cr l>7g:
They iaaN oh-T~i-s AN law !, from III bench
ui siIi estate All irr-0u- Ini-t-
f"qur-iet 10 mas- immediate I.Incn; subscriber
''r~n uns~T hand. ih:- 10th iay Say-u.i-r ls7>
JAMES u maxwell.
Executor Il E-r j,uii. WILSON. decd
T"st-RttHrS u. J.x,E. Register.
NnN
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VALUABLE Tor Of LAND,

iiu,r~I the ."Gih .ri- at Nan auI wet lid #
Gri-v .'sr'i IA t~ town 81 Ekiou als ni.n~,iiat~l,
opposite tie EpIs- Church commonly ktouu 4. t,.
rsc.T IfnT-F's TIL lot !. l.,uuJ-'i u thu north
90 Nam .tT-'. ih- -i~t 10y Brdsc street on rh,
-cEth ~ the pTcp-riy # DAVID SrutI aud on the
Y the lands OF Nj u. lamar and Sth-rs h-ing Tho
ain- lot ii lauI conveyed iu William r Howard
Is Harry T. u Howard aud ~Ir. by their deed dated
t~ Eth dIN 81 july. the lS.u aud c-,4r.- in
hhrr u ; N". :. ial.u "a. Il TIL I,rr R-e,rI
'S- "fC',Ii enN tn let ir.nrs 10 IN Min street
md Ia d~P'!' Il "" ut 1t / Improved 10y larse
,nd substantial 49,
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II You need not Neglect your business
when troubled with a Cuud, If you only
Use reliable 'smrmdy at once. DR.. Bulls
Cough syrup is the best remedy we know
Of Price only % CENTS
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ION PRINTING.
u NEATLY and PR0nPTLY.
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In the whole History Of Medicine

The money sent for Tie Wig by mail
will reach US safely
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

The Sc:4''i Cs-.I.-"nrr, q Ieci! county
At th'ir uri- sa"u :nc ;rat..act,r e.: rurr~r.
Hi every ri"L;h JOIN sQUIER
Nsr
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The Philadelphia and Baltimore
Central Railroad.

INiiE next Annual Meeting of the Stock
Il n"i-r- # TIN. company viii h.i 70 thu ofric-
{ ~" .upNus. N"~p,l iH.t l9il IL January ls.g
At ]" click AZ. shsn sud wis,T- all -ir,-tIur fur
Manages. 10 ,-rNr tho 'u-tgIrE y~aI vii. g.. held
JOHN |. PINkfETpN
~ -. lNs>--N Secretary.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-04-25
CHAPTER XCVI.

An act concerning certain cities this state
Be enacted by the Senate and General Assembly
of the State of New Jersey That in any city of this
having population of twenty thousand inhabitants
and being subdivided into four wards there shall be
elected the charter election be held therein
councilman large who shall be the presiding officer
chairman of the board of counCmen of such city, and
who shall hold his office for the term Of one year. and who
shall perform all the duties devoving upon or per
formed by the chairman of the board of conncmen of any
such city.
And be it enacted That hereafter the councilmen to
be elected in any such city shall receive salary and
SHALL before entering upon the duties of their respective
Offices bond the mayor and council of any
such city in the of five thousand dollars conditioned
for the faithful performance of their duties which said
bond shall be approved of by the of pleas
of the county and shall be filed in the office the city
clerk of any such city
And be it enacted That hereafter the mayor of any
such city, and whose salary is fixed by any special
law of this the of thousand dollars per
annum, shall receive salary for his service.
And be it enacted, That the salary of the collector
of of any such city shall hereafter be thou
sand dollars and he shall be entitled such percentage
for the collection of personal taxes as are now
city shall have annual salary of thousand dollars:
that the city clerk of any such city shall hereafter
ceive salary and after the of thousand dol
lars to be in lieu of all fees of every kind whatever and
all the fees and emouments which the city Cer of any
such city is entitled, which may be collected by HIM
under existing special acts Of this state by the charter
of such city any supplement thereto shall continue
be collected by him, and paid in each week
the city treasurer OF any such city who shall report the
receipt of the the council of such city
| convenient.
S And be it enacted That all moneys hereafter paic
to and received by any such city for licenses, marke
and from all other than taxes
and the thereof, well all fees
of every kind received by any city officer shall be paic
into the sinking fund of such city and devoted the pur
| poses thereof
s. And be it enacted That all acts or parts of acts
special or private with the provisions of th
act be- and they hereby repealed and this act sha
take effect Immediately.
| Approved March 20, 1873.