The national Republican., 1861-11-26
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q e. Board OF ALStuN.-The Presid laid fbsl
tcre the Boae9 communication from the
Mayor, spproSiSE Ssr,ain sc,s: -
Also, mem6Hals from J. @. Cook, asking
2 permission 70 erSct q stable on Sixth street,
near the canal. Refsrred. -, ,'15''
- Mr.. Moore, from the Committee ion Improve
ments, reported . bill authorizing the imnrYye-
ment q Q strss Asfth, between fenth and
& Also, d bIly ~ repairing Sf imperfect
~. AN. siil 6 Z; 3hs A1ayor I'd repair GER.
5Aisp, . bu( x65 pyiatins Ssht f undtsd dof
EM 60 er1M picssn ~ the basement Of
xtso.ss sSsa 30 !iint ~ Mayor to hsvs,tbe
gsssss.oas sYltrtestish ststtt, between q and F
DfsifssrddSr. rom the Committee on Health.
to whom was, ,.refsrred the nomination N A.
Luoas, for scsvenger for the second district of
the frst ward. reported the same back, with the
nsS Ss eS".'% Of Ms. ao:. Ss Vs %a.
e; .fhs sppoinisien...os the following Gentlemen,
= all certain yAoanoses: ~ofe also o{nnrmed:
for the public schools John Sessfofd, ~, ss
lie Schools. fIarm ,
ern Market, vioeJ. NJ. Downing, declined. =, j..
B. W: Ferguson, police magistrate Of the
eiEntn d!strlct. ..s.- f>;.y't
&" The following nominations we're rejboted:
H. Lilies, as clerk for the Centre Mkrket, u
Bowen, rs clerk Tor the Northern Market :,
y. = Mitchell. a. assistant clerk for the Centre.
Mr., Richards moved that the vote by which
U. B. Mitchell was rejected be reooisidsred.
Mr.. Mitchell WAS again placed before the
board board for confirmation, when he was sgain re4
DR.. Magrudsr offered the following resolu.
tion, which was passed:
Resoloed, That the Mayor be, and he hereby
is, requested to ask the COMMISSIONER of Po-
lice te-direct the officers to prevent children
and others from hanging on or playing about
he Government ambulanoes many OF which
are used to transport living as we'll hs dead
dies infected with smallpox. 1T; ~'1
: MT. Moore; That will .frighten the whole
community, Doctor. -....,... " "
Dr.. hasruder. 'Thatis precisely what I want,
" DR.. Magruder toffered ~, jent resolution,
which was passed, authorizing the asses asors to
assess the property belonging to the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company:
After the passage Of 4 number Of bills, sent
from the lower Board, the Beard adjourhed.
ConxoN CoUNcn.-Mr. .oallan presented the
petition Of Stephen Bayley, asking perntssion
TO build porch to his house on. Z street. Re-
ferred to Committee on improvements.
Also. joint resolution, That the' 'joint com.
mittee charged. With naming certain public
squares Of the city, be charged to Suggest
names for the avenues and streets pdt yet
named. Passed.. ~.~"'.- '"'''''-''" ~
Mr.. Lewis, from the Committee on Tn drove.
ments, reported a bill for, the ereotie1 of a
stone wall on the north side Of square 623.
Passed. 49, -.'.'>' ID"
!, Also, a bill to improve North Capitol street,
between G street and the Depot. Passed I,
Mr.. Wilson introduced abill providing fbr an
assistant to the Register, for increasing the
compensation, and imposing additional duties.
Ordered to be printed, and made the special
order for next meeting. 1T 20 "''' ''
Mr.. Mulloy offered substitute for thd bill
making appropriations for repairs, to ttain
CUTTERS and flag foot.ways in the fifth ward.
Passed.
Mr.. Edmondston introduced bill making an
appropriation for laying u flag footway adross
X street, on the west side of Eighteenth street
west. Passed. .,. -
Mr.. Murtagh, from the COMMITTEES on Public
Schools, reported 4 bill entitled IAN ACT to-
amend an aot for the establishment or more
efficient organization Of the. public schools Of
washington" Ordered to be printed, and made
the order for the next meeting. -. q.
Nj: Magrath, from the Committee on the
Fire Department, reported bill for the relief
OF Mr.. McDermott. Passed! % 10" " .' 1.
~ Adjourned. Sra.r1 -.