Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

CRY ArrAIRs.-The following is list OF
the Officers of the Corporation, with their
MAYOR. salary $500; w. d. Massey.
Auditor, salary 5000; Thos. NJ. McCor-
mick, Jr. ,y.-
Brent
Treasurer, salary $500; John u. Corss
Board of Acknowledging d. lay
lor. President. lst. Ward, Benjamin Bar
ton and B. Ii. Lambert I'd. Ward, J. 1.
Armstrong and Thos. Smith. ID. Ward,
George Bryan aud James Ii. Reid. 4th.
Ward, President and VIM. III. Fowie. Cuth-
bert Powell, Clerk. salary $500. Messen-
ger, Henry Tarlton, salary 500.
Common Council-lst. Ward, Lewis Nc
Ksnzie, President, q. III. Markell, l. Louis
Kiuzer, and John W. Burke. I'd. Ward,
Jas. S. Hallowell, Hugh Latham, A. w.
Eastlack and S. f. Beach. Sd. Ward, JAS.
II. McVeigh, Andrew Jameson, Ill. G. Dor
sey and b. II. Berry. 4th. Ward, George
Washington, ID. r. Blackjack, jain b.
Smoo. and w. B. Richards, Jr. Clerk. salary
$500; Jas. Dempsey Messenger, salary $500;
Jas. C. Goods. The members of the Board
of Aldermen and the Common Council, re-
ceive no compensation. H
Superintendent of Police, $500; George
Davis.
Measurer of Wood, so per cent of fees
(lass year about $6U0;) JAS. 2. Coleman.
Guager and Inspector of Liquors, 10 per
cent of fees last year about $SOO;) ). II.
Shipn.
Superintendent of Gas, salary $500; Thos.
w. Smith. es a
Clerk Of the Gas Works, $500; Thomas NJ.
White.
Clerk of the Market, $4O0; Thos. Whit
tington.
Collector of Taxes, lst and 4th Wards,
salary q per cent for collections last year
about $650:l VIM H. Smith.
Collector of Taxes, ID. and Sd. Wards.
a per cent for collections (last year about
$75O;) j. A. Field.
Messurers of Lumber. fees of office, w. Ii.
NcKni and John Greenwood
Assessors, $3.50; Charles 5. Price, Rich
ard Rudd. 800
Superintendent of Night Watch, $500;
John Moore.
Watehmen, 81 per night; Robert Wade,
John Thompson, Lewis TIGER, A. j. Ogden,
b. Wsring, l.. Patton, Samuel jefferson, Ii.
Jefferson, j. W.. King, u, Hurseman, Z.
Tennesson, J. p Whitemore.
Police Constables. $500; Richard Wardsr.
j. B. Hancock, Edward Davis, Joseph Pad
gstt. ~ :,
Keeper Of the Powder House, $50 and
fees; John Shakes. -tAG .S
Weigher of Hay, fees; VIM. IL. Muir.
Dispenser of Medicines, 5000; Il. Cook.
Physicians to the Poor, $500 each; W. b.
Gregory. M. D.. L. |. Adam, NJ. D., Q. W.
Chancellor, NJ D., II. Spowden, NJ. D.
Harbor Masters, fees; Thomas Trayers.
David A. Lowe,
Keeper Of Poor and Work House, $500;
John Stevenson.
Corporation Scavenger, fees; Thomas War
Guardians of Free School, no compensa-
ton: Rev. L. Harrison, S. Scott. w N. Berk-
loy, L. T. Wilmer, and S. Ii. Williams.
Board of Health, no compensation james
Entwisle, Jr.. w. W. Harper, L. +. Wilmer,
C. C. Berry, ". N. Brown, c. c. Bradley,
9. P. Shaw, Isaac George, aud Thomas Nj.
Mccormick.
Chief Engineer Fire Department, 500;
John L. Smith.
Fire Wardens. no compensation; NJ. elias
gov, No. l; John LeadDeater, No. 2; j. W.
Atkinson, No. 3; Il. l.. Carne, Jr.. No, A; 9.
w. Neale, No. s.; JAS. g. Douglas, No. 3; j.
Brill, 7; X. Ii. Stabler No. 8; f. Knight,
No. 9; VIM. Walker No. TO-
MARRIAGE LICENSES FOR THE PAST SEVEN
YRARs.-We give below, in tabular form,
statement of the number of Marriage Licenses
that have been issued by the Clerk OF the
County Court of this County, during the past
seven years. We regret to perceive that last
year falls behind any one Of the seven, in the
number of licenses issued. This table IS,
however, no indication of the actual number
Of marriages. for owing to the stringenoy OF
our State laws, and the contiguity of Wash
ington, numbers of Alexandrians are mar
ria1 there.