Daily national Republican., 1863-06-29
GEORGETOWN . AFFAIRS.

FRIDAY, June 28.-The Board Of Common
Council met this evening" MOT '.r. ...-..4 4
The following papora were read and APTGoPri-
atelY refeTred;, ,r,... .
MI. MafburyJ presented the Ssc0uAt Sr ", H.
Flstehsr for work done onA cuyert on High stfeei'
and movod tts reference TO the Committee on
Claims, which was oOnonned in. IaEt.- "a
,The Chair laid before the Board accommodation
froIa the Street Commissioner, recommending the
passage Of AnondinAhse, ,fSlng the grades Of eers
tain streets, which was read, and referred to the
Committee on streets. ..' ..1 '... -..' D..
Mr.. MArbury, from the Committee on streets,
reported resolution confirming the grade Of Ware
house Slleyj which passed . nTst reading.
MIR. Collins, from the Committee on Claims, re-
ported a resolution to pay certain elaimBi which,
passed q first reading. r.I. .l.... ..r. %.
Mr.. Craig, from the Committee on Grievances,
reported resolution prohibiting the granting OF
licenses to persona Of color to sell sprituoua quor
which passed a first reading. pr T.. 81 r....
The resolution relating TO the opening Of streets
and for other purposes, was taken up and passed
the second reading, ,....l...r
Mr.. Tenny offered, as substitute for the hrst
section of the resolution, resolution entitled
Resolution tn relation TO opening BtreetRPt which
wAA read, and after being discussed
DR.. CrRgin moved that the resolution, with the
substitute, be committed to the Committee on
streets; which was ooTeuTTed in. l.
| The resolution for the repair Of = pump wa
taken up and read a third time.
Mr.. Clements asked the yeas and on the passage
ofthe resolution, which were ordered, and, being
taken, resulted as follow; Yeas 4, nays Q. The
| resolution was rejected.
gTheFesolution relating to High street was taken
up, read the second and third time, and passed,
The resolution In relation to the measuring Of
lumber and inspection of lAths and shingles, was
taken Up and read the second time, and, pending
its further confederation,
On motion Of Mr.. Clements, the Board ad-
IouTned till Friday evening next, at the usual
hour.
POLICE CAsEs.-Mrs. Foley, nuisance; fined
$B.G4. James ZarAh, exposing his person. sent ia
woTkhouss. VIM. Summers, dTupkj dismisHed
WIN. Williams, dot turned over to military. Jerry
Long, dlBorderly conduotj fined SI.62, Pat Connor
do; do. las. Belt dOI turned over to the military
MARINE LIsT.-ATriVdls. Steamer James 8
Green, Wnletts, N. vi merchandise 10 Morgan s
| RhinehAFt,
Sch, ,Ro1AnnS, Hunt Port Deposits lumber Il
| Wheatley. ..... ..... ...
Sch Ross wlnans, Cade, doj lumber to Libby.
Sch. flight, Macknamara, same!
sGhr, Ocean, Wilson, Baltimore, do do.
sohT ootsyiN Ellen, Elliott, salisbury, Nd, do
do. .....u
schr WIN, Gregory, Buoklin, RoOklAnd, Maine
lime to W, II. Cooley.
schr. Majestic, BrAndell, Philadelphia, coal II
Dixon h King! ..a.
schr. Zeno, Fields, Philadelphia, do. do.
SChT. Jane and Mary, JenRipS, HAVTe de Grace
coal to MyeH.
sehr. WIN. RuArk, Hooper, do, do. do.
Schr. Butterfly, Hubbard, Baltimore, hay to Coy
eFnmsnt.
S4hF. Abigail Jennings, CTRmmeEi New York. d'
= sehr. MedAd Platte, Brown, New York, do.
schr. Annie Gibbons Russell, Salem, N j., hA
to Peter Barry. ..
schr. Mansion, MachnAmaFa, Havre-de-GFae'
l oOGl to PalpeE ..I...
q Hartley \ bro. ...... .....
schr Price, Martin, HNvrsLhs-GrAos, coal to Dor
nelly.
sehr. ]. D. Lincoln, Webber, Washington, light
schr. j. Il. CoAd, Paul, Baltimore, corn to Dal9l
o sehr JnO- II. Frengh Crosby, Alexandria, hPh
. SchF. O0sRn Ranger, Lewis, AeNAndH4J light;
slOop American ESgle, Sayre Alexandra, hgh