Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-28
NEWS.

Chair announced the following committees:
On FTnance-Mcssrs Brown, Ward, and Fisher.
ON Recommendations Moore Pearson, and
on Police essrs. Huntington, Bayly, and
Ward.
ON CIaims-Messrs McNerhany, Pearson, and
Moore.
ON schools-Messrs. Donoho, Huntington, and
Magruder.
ON Fire Observation-Disclosures Price, Miller, and
Clark
ON EIections-NIessrs Ward, Clark, and McNer-
hany.
On Dranage-Messrs. Fisher, Ward and Dom
On Unfinished Business-Messrs Clark, Bayly,
and Miller.
On Canals-Messrs Pearson, Fisher, and Dun
niRgton- --.-
OnAsylum-Messrs. Miller, Donoho, and Ward
on Health -MesSrs. Nagruder, Fisher, and
Miller. .-..---.-
On Canals-Msssrs. Bayly, Pearson, and Ma
On wharves Messrs. Clark, Donoho, and
ON Enrolled Bills-Mr Moore
On Accounts Of Register-Mr. Pearson.
On Money Transactions OF the Corporaton-Mr.
on Eligibility Of Assessors - Messrs. Miller,
BaVly. and Pearson.
TOCount and Destroy Due Bills-Mr Fisher.
TO Attend to the Interests of the Corporation
before Congress-Messrs. Bayly, McNerhany and
Clark.
communication was received from the Com
Bosrd, in relation To the obstruction Of streets by
builders; laid on the table.
communication was received from the Mayor.
making the following nominations; which were
appropriately referred
For Cooperation Attorney-James NJ. Carlisle.
For Commissioners Of Heslth-Chares r. Force,
For Tax Clerk-wm. ]. Donohoo
For BoOk-keeper-Edwin Klopfer r.
For Messenger-wm. q Locke
For Commissioners of ITnprovements-First Dis
trict, Joseph r. Rawlings; Second District, Rich
ard X Owens; Third District, stephen Coster;
Fourth District Samuel = Taylor.
For Ward Physicians-First Ward, Philip C.
Davis, NJ d; Second Ward, J. w. II. Lovejoy,
N. ID; Third Ward. George NJ Dale NJ ID ;
Fourth Wand, J NJ Toner, NJ. d.. Fifth Ward,
J. VI. GryIncs, NJ. 10; Sixth Ward, ]. NJ. Roberts;
vi d: Seventh Ward, ]. r. wilIptt, MD
Beard If Health-First Ward. DIR. Z. C. Davis
aud J a. II smith, Esq; Second Ward, DIR. X.
h. stone and James f.. Dunawin, Esq; Third
Ward DR. w. q Palmer and Samuel Cole. ESQ /;
Fourth Ward, DIR. w. z. Johnston and Jno r.
COylc; Esq; Fifth Ward, DR.. q. NJ. McCoy and
Jno. y lngIe, Es1 Sixth Ward, DIR. ,: 5. Walsh
and John ID. Brandt, Esq; Seventh Ward DIR.
James Morgan and n. A. Clarke Esq
Fer Sesler Of Weights and Measures-IIiran,
Rltchey.
For Inspector of Fire Apparatus-John w.
Martin. 80
Fo- Inspector of Tobacco-John f. Dement,
For Chief of Police-John H. Goddard
For Lieutenant of POlice-Edward McHenry.
For Police Officers First W ard, William Daw,
VIM. ID. Scrrin, Jas. r. Edw5r |, Jno. Nc OeTn.ott;
Second Ward, VIM. II. Farming, jos. William
son, Charles g EcklOff, James Ginnity; Third
Ward, James n Suit, Patrick Gormley VIM. L.
Ross. Jacob T King; Fourth Ward Benjamin II
Watson. n. w Haskell, Henry lestInan, r
Zimmerman; Fifth Ward, ii. C. Narrower e.
w. Arnold, Jacob Ash, Henry Nash and Reuben
Collins, az Railroad Depot; Sixth Ward Franci.
:. Edelin,, James s. Smith; Seventh Ward John
N Lloyd, James A. Gill, ). NJ Chipley, Josiah
Bethel.
For Policemen under the act Of June 30, 1855
u. X. Harrison, NJ. Thornton, VIM. Rabbit
John kidwell, VI. Mcnamara, John T. Lewis,
VIM O'Neale. Samuel Handy. Jno. w. Coomes
James X. Gates, William Mclean, Peter Kraft
Alfred Henning, John Flaherty, Richard Evans
John Brewers, j. j Lacy, NJ. Fitzgerald, John
For Clerks II Markets-Centre Market, John
Waters. and Joseph Lyons, assistant; Eastern
Market, Sylvester F. Gates; Western Market,
W IA Walker; Northern Market, Geo. ID. Spencer
For Commissioners of Markets-Centre Market
WIN. Orne, Hudson TAYLOR, Buchner Bayless:
Eastern Market l.. A. Tuell, w. III Keiboltz;
Western Market, William Brown, And Carroll;
Northern Market. Jas. +. Divine, John Bowling
For lntendant of Asylum-John r. Queen.
For Physician to Asylum-Jas. r. Morgan. NJ. d.
For Commissioners to AsyIum-Geo w En-
mecson, Leonard Harbaugh, Geo. Mat;ingly.
For Resident Student Of AsyIum-Chas McC or.
mick.
Fer Measures of grain, bran, &c.-First District
john Wilson; Second District, Jos II. Williams
For Water RegistIar-Randolph Coyle
For Water Purveyor-John Reese.
For Canal estern section OF
" w ibcY EsdstcIn ScCIOD
Charles T.. Edelin,.
Fer Wood and Coal Measurers-Joseph n. Will
llans. Jno- Cumberland, Richard wimsatt VIM
Il DrGry. and WIN. Riggles.
For Commissioners Of Burial Grounds-Wes est
Burial Ground, Jos. Burrows. Thos Z. Morgan,
and august Miller. sexton; East Burial Ground.
Jonn ID Brandt, George NJ. Oyster and John
For Inspector of Flour and sailed Provisions
Joseph LYONS
For Superintendents of Sweeps-First Ward
William Mailer. yVa.I
hlTd ard, w A. Robertson; Fourth Ward.
W A Robertson; Fifth Ward, John T. NeaIe;
StNn ward, Jas. X. Wood; Seventh Ward. Geo
W. Tinker. -
For Scavengers-First Ward, First District.
William Barr; Second District. Daniel Linkins
SecOnd Ward. First District. Roger Adamson;
District, John Schul; Second District Jno Mack
Fourth Ward First District, +. Hutchins; Second
District Ernest Leoffier. Fifth Ward, WIN. +.
BSssiSrd. sixth Ward, James Curtain. Seventh
Ward. George ". Adams
The petitions Of John Frazier, b. F. Moxly IL
NJ. r hing and others, W. r. Baylv, Mary ID.
Miller. Charles j.. Goldman. John =. Gallagher,
George SchleY, w. t. Steiger and others, and
referred
The memorial of August Miller and others I'm
relation 10 the increase in the appraisement of In.
stalls in the Centre Market. WIS received and re-
tsrred Ia special committee consisting Of Messrs
Ms2ruder. Fisher. and Donoho.
Mr. Bayly, on leave, introduced preamble and
resolution authorizing the appointment Of joint
committee TO prepare new charter for the ci v of
W Washington; passed.
Mr. Moore. ON leave, introduced a concurrent
resolution authorizing the appointment of a Joint
committee to consider the expedency and practi-
CaHtty Of erecting new market-honse on the site
81 The present Centre Market, passed
Ihe following message was received from the
Mayor
MAYORS OFFICE.
WASHING ION, June ~, Ie59
To fhs Board Of AldermeH
and Board Of CoaIDIoA CoHaeH !:
Gentlemen Facts have recently been brought
70 my knowledge affecting the interests Of the
city, and involving other considerations no less
important, which impose upon me the duty Of
making this special communication. They are
plain and cannot he easily misunderstood
An act Of the Corporation was passed and APP
proved by my imnrdiate predecessor, on the Ist
OF April, loSS, to improve the drainage of the
public alley ia square No. ga. for which an ap-
preparation cf four hundred and fifty dollars, or
such portion thereof may be nrct ssarv'' was
made That act was published on the 9Th Of
April, five days Afterwards, in the usual form.
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