Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
LOCAL NEWS z

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st,soE trsooEEaaslostisa l.oR the Mayor lnOlOSlR an
Outinnts pfths stpyeTqrta eFaas opd gEaEel sEth
rt,sff 49,. fohi 1 1tftst narth 70 the boundary
ofthh e,tg ana, Slso, n etilmate Of the cost d
sonitfuotinf two eulysFtp apFosS seTpnth ssFest
A RAode IsIsad ayenut. The cost Of the former
StiitV Nan, me ouySftu will ooot tfOo Rafsrroa
10 tk1 oommiittl on lmpoytmsp,u 80
Aoommral SAnan froa the Mayor EAngwittiHg
Ihs SSiiovihS nOaiHA1ionS for opFporasiOA oa0sFS
NJ corpofGtion Attorney, !, n, bradley, Az. h.
For TAE Clerk, WIN. MoTAnI for Book'kseper,
y. I Eopluri for MsaSsngsr 70 Mayor and Rsgis-
TERI ~ hp, n Z. nsibsE Rstsrfsd 70 Finapee
Tor water Registrar, Rspdolph ccyis. ga,r u
Fbrrapper Of water MAInS, Daniel Hannah.
FOR Canal commlssionsr, David Hepburn.
For InSpsstor Of TlOuF AHd sAitsd Provisions,
Joaolih Hodriok. friH -1r. 1sHl,.uILaHI.
For ssslsrof wsishtTsnd Measures, Joseph =.
Hodgton %. y, ..,, ~ -.
Tar commis.iOnsrs Of improvements : FIRST
ward. F.R Dorsatt, second ward, Wm. Ruthor-
fordt Thlfd ward, JphA y Garner Fourth ward,
WIN, DougIaSsi Ffith ward, VIM. n. Hamiltonj
sixth ward, WIN. A. Fletcher, seventh ward, Jas.
X. Blroh. ....'.- .fi LHLr .u ~
For olerk Centre msrkst, Henry LyIssi SSsiutAnt
clsrk, o. .. Mitchell. For Western market Jas.
Miller. For Northern market, Jas. Bowen. For
Eastern market, J. @. Cross.
For Ward Apothecaries-FirHt ward, David ID.
Ridreley; second ward, W. D, Entwislei Third
ward, Geo. D. Musser, Fourth ward, 8. r. sylHesterI
Fifth ward, Z. b BuryJ sixth ward, Jno. Z. Bates
Seventh ward, Ohio, Boswell bl. r.a.,g s.
For CorpoIa alton Polloe-Chief Of Corporation
Police. Samuel DurAnn, First ward, w. H HineSi
second ward, Joseph Williansoni Third ward,
H. Hurdle, Fourth ward W. w. Kirby and MAu-
rioe o'Connor, Fifth ward, IeH. N. Buiheri sixth
ward, w. " Luabyi seventh ward, Robt, ,. Mager.
For' Chief Engineer Fire Department., John y.
Pesbody, for Assistant Engineer, John II. Thomp-
ME- j.. brown being excused from serving on
any committees, the following alterations were
made in tho standing committees, - announced
by the chAir at the last meeting Of the Board:
On Cisins-- Mesprs, Gulick, Rapley, and cisphane.
on UHdnilAfd BisiHeSr- MeSsrs Sargent, Pepper,
and clephAne. .4r g. .-.f .r..f.H. III. !. -..r
onS,aualS--AIsusru. Rapley, lewis and Gullck.
An alteration was made IN the Joint oommit.ee
on Heath, BY substituting Alderman Lewis for
Aldsfman brown. The committee, a. II now
stands, is MsssrG. Lewis, Pepper, aud Morgan.
o. hI.tl n-l ha PETrTroEs - .' &. Tis =
81. cullok, Of the Fifth ward, presented a petit
tion Of Thomas RlAsdon, asking 70 grade second
street east from Virginia avenue to the canal.
Rsferred TO commlttes on improvements,
Kao, ths petition OF Michael Maioney, .. W.
Ferguson, and Othsrs In reference 10 . nag foot
way and gutter on street north. h- l'' ..0
Mr. Lloyd, Of the seventh ward, presented the
petition Of VIM. R. Riley in reference 70 the lay.
ing otA water main on seventh street, nom south
10 south L ltreetS. Referred TO Committee on
DruiuHge. -Ia. lgaa.I -..1.. ..1l.. ao. ...rs.
% nEPoErs YRoM COMMITTEES. a.r
From Committee on F1nAnoo; ~ '. %. 3,
Mr, Lloyd reported back the petition Of the a.,
seasons with an amendment that the Mayor make
monthly payments TO said assessors, and that thOy
be paid % per diem for each day actually employ
ed. The amendment was amended so that the
payment Of the assessor would not exceed STOo
per annum. Upon this amendment TO the amend.
ment the ayes and noes were ordered. Eight voted
In the afhfma,ive, viz; Mesars. Gordon, Gullok
Lloyd, Morgan, Plant, Pepper, Turton and semmes
None in the negative. So the amendment was con
CURED in, and the bill passed. sa.a.-r
From the CommIttes on Claims; .r....
Nj. Gullck reported back the petition OF John
H. RIehaFdson and asked that q bo referred TO the
COMMITTEES on Unfinished BuninesS So referred
From commIttee on improvements:
The bill authorizing the looAtlo OF . lamp In
pThIrd ward, on the southwest corner Of Seventh
street west and N Eeet NORTH 70 be transferred Il
tho alley in square as, was Reported upon favorA
by, read third time and passed. \. 10. sr.l...
M. Pepper moved tolAy on the table the petition
fol \ nag foot-way on @ street north At the inler
SSJtion Of Twenty third street west u.
The motion was not carried, and after eonhideTa
bic discussion ths petition wAa aTeeoumitted.
From Committee on Unhnished BuSlnessi
The bill relating to the sale Of beer and malt II
Qpofu, wAsreierred TO Copmittee on Police. o..
An act for tho relief 81 thomas Williams wAHre
ieiFod 70 Committee on olaina. 90 .... .,.. .s.ln
An actto amend an act entitled, An act in Fela
tioa to hackney carriages and other vehicles o
tEAnSportAti0h, was referred 70 COMMITTEES on ~
lice. Hr
Frog' Nmmittee on the ASyiumi rT F'ss
ms. ) supply deficiency in tho aPpropriS
ton tSr the Washington City Asylum, was read
third time and passed. The act appropriate
$500 out OF the general fund for the year endin
June 10Th, 1853.
The Chairman Of the Committee on the Asylum
asked that the report Of the superintendent 9th
Asylum be placed among the files Of the BoArt
The request was granted .r .........r .
An act for the purchase Of Seventy-hvS copies o
shehkn'a Digest OF the Laws Of the Corporation Q
Warrington, was read third time and pasHeC
The cost IL not to exceed o. rs per copy. ....
From Committee on rOlice; '-
MIR. UteImehle reported back the petition for tn
relief Of A. b. stsughton, and recommended Its pal
sage. Passed .... ..... .. .... .
BILLS FROM COMMON COUNCIL. sHr.
An act LOT the reiiet oil hehIy Lee "hO OuIle
pAupers that died Of Smkll pox. Referred to Con
mittee on Health.
An act to pave tho foOtwRy and set the ourbS o
south sids. Of o street north, IN square No. 30
Referred to Committee on Improvements.
An act to grade and lay gutter on Istreet b
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. Referred to sam
COMMITTEES. '.... f......
AHAet to repair certain alleys In Third wAFa l
squares No. SsS, 400, and 42t. Referred 10 sam
committee .r .N
From Committee on Unfinished business.
rAIE. Pepper reported back the act to grade an
pave B street north, and 1Bked that 1t be refeTre
10 the eommittee on improvements. So reiorEs'
Also, an act ~ prohibit the throwing Of fru
pairihgS on, the pavement. Referred to the Con
" mittse on Police. ... ..-
Also, An act making additional appropriation
for grading Ninth street, from G to N. Referrt
to the Committee on improvements.
Mr.. Clephane informed the Board that they wei
invited, by the Committee Of Arrangements, to a
tend in a body the Fourth Of July celebration.
On motion OF Mr. UteTmehle, the Board a.
jouTned ....
COMMON COUNCn.-The Board met at Il
pGuAl hour-all the members present.
The President laid before the Board meSSaI
from the Mayor, announcing that he had ApproV'
and signed the following bills;
A bill authorizing the relAying Of the curbstoI
n 50 Han aa.AV HHR RHN