The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-12-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

LOCAL MATTERS.
VAcclss PHysycIAss-The following appoint.
ments OF ward vaccine physicians were made at
a meeting 81 the Board of Health on Saturday
evening i.sr
First Ward, d.. S. e. s,poot; Second Ward, DR..
John b Riity; Third Ward, DR.. Dale; Fourth
Ward, Dr.. WIN. u, sauuders; Fifth Ward. DIR.
Busey; Sixth Ward. DR.. McKim; Seventh Ward,
DR.. Ritter
For the luiirnary, DR.. Johnson HELEN.
The following circular letter OF Instructions is
official:
BoARp OF HEALTH.
WAsHISGToS, December ii, 1862.
The gentlemen (above designated) have been
duly appointed vaccine physicians for their wards
present Board. Each of them will please notify
the undersigned, President of the Board, of his ac-
cePance or non acceptance OF the same as carly as
practicable.
The conditions of appoiu ment are follows:
lat. To use all due vigilance In extending vac
cination.
I'd. To make monthly returns to the President
of the Board Of Health of all persons vaccinated,
noting the color, age, and sex.
Sd. To note and make returns OF secondary oar-
cinations which succeed.
4rh. To note and make returns Of oil who refuse
to be vaccinated, stating residence and color.
5th To collect far practicable uacctne pirus
from all healthy subjects, and return the same
promptly 10 the President Of the Board Of Health,
| from whom the virus ia taken.
For these aervces ZACH physician will be entitled
to, and the President of the Board of Health is eu
thorized to pay the sum of twenty five cents for
each succsssfM vaccination.
Each physician ia required to render his account
Tor vacclnating the INDECENT poor, properly ceIn,
fed the first of each month, to the President OF
the Board Of Health for settlement
| THOS. MILLER, M. D.,
President of the Board of Health.
| ELECTION OF OFFIoERs. The Young Mems
Christian Association hold their annual election for
officers this evening the a street Presbyterian
Church. Several amendments to the constitution
are also expected to be acted on
| SAFE AT LAsT.-The immense block of marble
from Symington's quarries, Baltimore county,
weighing nearly twenty tons, after a weeks toll
some labor in its removal from the railroad depot,
reached its destination in Lafayette Square on
Saturday evening last. 1t is inended for the basic
of Mlls's magnificent equestrian statue OF Gene
raj Jackson, which it is proposed to place upon its
pedestal on the Sth Of January next.
CarMINAL CoURr.-In this court yesterday the
trial of Henry Gee, for an attempt to violate the
person of Louisa Arms,ead, commenced on Sat-
urday, concluded; and the jury rendered a
verdict of not guilty. Radcliffe for defence.
young negro boy named Bob, the property Of
George Humes and others, was placed upon trial
for an attempt 10 burn the honse of Mr.. McNaugh-
ton on Sixth street. Not concluded. Radcliffe
!, for defence.
| The Concert To. NIGHT.-Our readers need not
! be reminded that Madame Marietta Alboni, the
dsting ushed cantarice, gives her first concert in
this city to night, at Carus's Saloon, as the desire
to hear her was sufficiently evidenced by the large
! ,,raI At AnIe
| sons music store We doubt not that the house
will be filled, as the opportunity of hearing such
fine music will be given by Alboni is rarely Of
fered to the inhabitants of the Metropolis.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-In addition to the attrac-
ton of the grand ballet troupe last nj ght the au
dIence were gratified with the appearance of Mr..
Whcatley Vivian, in the agreeablc petite come.
DIV of the "Dumb Belle " This gentleman is al
| ready decided favorite here, and the regret ID
general that he is not seen oftener upon the boards
To night the ballet troupe again appear; and the
farces Of "The Secret' ard "Good for Nothing
are embraced in the EVENINGS entertainment.
| The LATE FIRFs IN CALiFoRNIA. We regret I.
find in the liat of suerers by the late disastrou;
fires in Sacramento and San Francisco cities the
names of two of our former worthy fellow ci'i
zens-Messrs Joseph H. Nevett, stove and hard
ware dealer and II. nj. s. Farnhan, printer
The former gcntleman's loss in Sacramento is sc
down at S35, 900, and that of Mr.. Farm ham Al
$4,000.
SALE OF CRY LoTs .-Stra ton auCtjonCe r, solo
yesterday afternoon at auction the north part o
lot 10, in square 75l, fronting % feet on Thirc
street east, near Maryland avenue, by 100 fee
deep, to James Coleman, at six cents per loot
Also the south part Of the same lot, 10 feet
inches front by l64 feet deep, to the came person
at a similar price per foot.
ARRIvALs.-Among the arrivals at the Nationa
Hotel we notice the names of the Prince OF Wiec
and the Prince Of Nassau, who are making a tour
of the United States.
CoRRKcrioN. The statement published by III
last week in reference to the presentation of reso
lutions from the democracy Of Baltimore" to thu
Jackson Democratic Association, recommendation
of the president of said Association for the post o.
marshal of the District under the incoming ad
Manifestation, informed is erroneous NJ
such resolutions we're presented TO the Association
but were privately handed to the friends of thu
gentleman alluded to for their future disposal
With no wish to do the president Of the Association
the slightest injustice, (our personal relations will
that gentleman being of the most friendly charac
teri we cheerfully make this correction, in orde
to set the matter right before the public
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