Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-06

posed upon persons dispensing such, and, indeed,
medicines of all hnds-recommended by physi.
clans generally.
Mr.. Miller moved = special order--that the bill
appointing commissioner Of health, and In regard
to garbage and slops certain amendments being
added be taken up, made special order for next
Monday.
An act appropristing $500 for the burial of the
out door poor being read,
Mr.. Pepper said, that he hoped that no such bill
las he understood IT, for turying the out door
poor would pass, as he was opposed altogether to
burying them.
The President remarked, that 1t was bill for
burying the deceased out door poor.
Mr. r., oh ali now l understand 1t. Roars Of
laughter. s
An act for the relief Of John Barthol. Passed
bill from the Board Of Common Council In re-
gard TO the sale Of Centre Market stalls and stands
sell them same before butchers stall to be 1926
per annum. Passed.
Mr.. Pepper, from the Committee ON Improve
ments, reported bill from the Board Of Common
Council asking its consideration for the rebuilding
of wall across the culyert- on G street. between
Ninth and Tenth, that the sum Of $l75, or 80 much
thereof as may be necessary, be appropriated for
such. Passed. VI. N s5 ,55
| Mr., Miller moved that the Committee on Police
| take up the bill or report in relation to dogs.
Mr.. Busey stated that he had the report In his
possession, but had been unable to read it as yet
Mr.. Emery presented the petitions of H. X
Wright and VIM. Quail, and moved they be re-
! ferred to the Committee on Finance. Referred.
/ The report Of the Committee on the Asylum,
making an appropriation to supply deficiencies for
1854 and 1855, was laid on the table.
| And then, on motion Of Mr. Busey, the Board
adjourned,
BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL.
MosDAY, November s, 1855.
The Board met at the usual hour, Mr. Clements
1 in the chair.
In the absence Of the Secretary, Mr.. Fisher was
requested to act in that capacity. sl
/ Mr. ,Clements, from the Committee on Ways
and Means to whom was referred the petition Of
the Board Of Managers Of the Union benevolent
Society, asking an appropriation Of $780, made q
report, that in their opinion the Corporation had
no power to grant the aid asked. ].
| The report was ordered to be printed.
Mr. Clements, from the same committee, report
ed bill to provide for the burial Of the outdoor
poor Of the city. Passed.
Also, bill for the sale Of stalls In the western
market Passed.
Mr.. Peters, from the Committee on Claims, re-
4 ported bill for the relief Of John Barthol.
4 Passed.
Mr.. Tnrton, from the Committee on Improve
ments, reported back, without amendment, the bill
for taking up and relying the gutter on the north
side Of Il street between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets. Passed.
4 A communication was received from the Mayor
stating that he had signed certain bills and joint
resolutions
Adjourned at half past seven o'clock.
We have just heard, froma reliable person, that
permission was given by the Secretary of the Navy
for the Marine Band to 60 toBaltimore, for the
purpose of attending the Democratic mass meet
i ing. Henderson refused to let them 20 but the
Secretary issued the order, and it was obeyed.
MISS NIvIsoNs LEcrURE.-This Intelligent lady
will deliver lecture at Carusis Saloon, tomorrow
evening, on the subject of Physiology. We would
recommend to our readers these lectures. They
are not only entertaining but instructive.
Mr.. VIM. A. Richardson, at the "Kirkwood
House" card-writer, has presented lis with pack
Of Visiting Cards, beautifully executed. Any per
son wishing cards written in superior style, should
employ Mr.. r., as he is superior TO any other we
have ever seen. His card for Mr.. FLUTES" has de-
lighted that imnnrtant nersonage.
LADIES AND GENrs.--The third annual ball of the
Northern Liberties Fire Company comes off to-
night at the Assembly Rooms Louisiana avenue.
Mr.. "Plutes" has received special invitation,
and as the Liberty boys are celebrated for the ex-
cellence Of their balls all who may favor them with
their company tonight must enjoy themselves.
Put on your white kids, and pay them visit, for
"theyll dance all night till the broad daylight and
see the girls safe home in the morning."
NAVY YARDi g