Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-26

LOCAL Affairs.

HEALTH OF THE CITi-PR0PosED SANI-
rARY RgGuLArIoSs.-In the Board Of Common
Council, last evening, Mr.. white, from the Com
mittee on Health, reported the bill heretofore |
passed by the Aldermen, authorizing the Mayor |
10 employ laborers to clean and lime the streets
CUTTERS and alleys Of the city and 20 nave pug
filthy premises are to be reported TO the proper
authorities. The bill was amended ~ nrns
out w, 900 and inserting $4,000. Inc AIdetmeh
Monday evening. In the Board Of Aldermen,
on last evening, Mr.. Noyes introduced
bill appropriating $4,000, ora muen ,Setsol
as may be required to be expended unae, sne SUI
peryision OF the Mayor for the more thorough
pureatiop OF the city Of Washington, In view OF
Tho threatened visitation Of epidemic cholera,
Appropriations for this purpose having recently
10 ascertain what was being done by the author
tiles; whether recent laws on the subject are In
course Of execution, &C. ,,,
The subject took wide range, and some OF the
prominent speakers insisted that the sanitary
condition Of our city was far from being what 1t
ought 10 be. The mode Of cleansing the cutters
was Intellectual; nuisances on lager boor prem:
ossns,ye to whole neighborhoods One or two
instances were especially referred to.
2 Dr. Magruder gave his opinion that the cholera
would not reach our shores. He was, however,
favorable TO this bill, or any other amount for
FinsiiS. the whole subject was laid on the ia
BILE until next Monday evening.
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MRS cWisshstA oN $3.50, C.',"II
Last evening, In the boaru o. N9mnon Souna,
the rtesiaent iaia Deioie ne,,,,on sstins tse
from the mayor, enciosihs Pesl'ton ~
grading and paving Of an alley In the rear OF
Tenth street, between and o streets. Mrs.
swisshelm, who lives In the vicinity, thus en-
dorsss the application:
up. ST. beg leave to say to your Honor, on
my persona IesPUhsvh,y va, - ~ aas ~
not cleaned, u wiz no, " xSSIa,;y !" iii ~
RUSSIA lot Phsue, hat iana.,nan, ~
able 70 get up an aruoIe ~ 'nat . u 'p "
domestic msnufsotufe which shall deserve pre-
MUM IN any Woro g., she aIn ~ vpp NJ,
from the Aas'' OF any JtI 1 a swyssHrLs,n
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a..-u u, ,vrr, Acc,nyvr y.,tardey
ANOTHER PAINFUL hocipENr'Ii estsruhy
AFTERNOON apou' o o'oos S,n no'se s''uv , w
WAGON, ~ VIZ eornea o. 1,,rh,anod hv ,he sSaT,
FouItn Waiu, oeeamo III ats'i'Ia ,n a. tha
legs when caused nm 70 run on On .ne
TOWARDS street. nthe son VI oerge"nt ~ si Nv,
ws on .ne paaemepn n,t near nssnsr Lsw|. was
being run oyer. roi.uhaey p% ,sa la ,n.t IN
passing 81 tne tme, anu eausns 'no iad W,,na
ume 70 save ms le' nj n. % go yn,has
on the same square, wen. on. 70 say I'm tha
ehid, ana was nHuoz On 'ho neau WIZ nv
swngeusse. v%ee n, H p"r,. ms va called Int
Anoe y. ~ y,,.o Iii ,ha Lien, ~ hsr In
juries
r.- Mo-u,,x- NJ P.rorson In
A., ,o.s 49, ~ s,onin. Ins.oannod rnn'
the lower BOARD last evening" .Gn,
current resoIuuoh, Whish Mas DIESEL
tne nyor' NoIlee.oI, .Iss pe.-S y, ussI,h d..
Registrar, secre'ary oi 'no poHpa v, W NJ,
reary and treasurer OF tho pvaru VI iIus NJ
O. Public schools, seere'a,y Of tne nHaru 81 f a
COMMISSIONERS, anu Wara w 49, 10
nam IN tneir IN % ~ 80,
MONDAY evening uurins the SESSIONS ~ 'nv Nv, wv
Boards inc opJeet Is 70 &c. W, nnSu TN ~
the Vorpoiauon omcerS on supJso,s oei ' wy
boa,a, anu when oan NO" 90 u ,ha SnSyrrSor
teso,uuon ih9 a neols uTiu wv 90, ~ a.
City Hall to obtain the Information they DESIRE
CIRCUIT CoURr-Chtg Justice CarffT.-
Yesterday, after our report closed, the following
case was decided:
John 3. Carter ps. James Barker. This was al
action in ejectment to dispossess defendant OF hi
homestead, valued at VI 100 BY assessment o
1860. II was sold In 1858, for taxes Of 1861 ant
was exclusively relied upon by plaintiff De
PENDANTS counsel raised several questions; ant
able manner discussed the various points, an
held that 1.-THE description OF me property upo
the record DOCK OF the Tax Cohector was lnPer
feet-was no notice 10 the taxpayer OF me PIoP
eTty taxed In THIS case verdict LOT aeisnaah
MT. jackson LOT piAintin 'uaBo my ior ae'ehu
ant.
ODD FELLOWS hALL.-lhls popular resor
was crowded to excess last evening with bril-
liant and enthusiastic audience. The perform
ances given were novel and moral, and gave uni
yersal satisfaction to the fashionable huuienc
present rms evening ,hT SAM ne ,nIa
WI, VIII No Wa have MAYER sean a body
Vs. In conId ennsl than in ali tbe dificu
axniutions which thew performed. On "a. NOR
80 sf,srnoon tbere viii he a day nerformanr
,ornmiI,as ana thoss who cannot attend in m
ayanino To those who wish To pass fe,
u,saaap, hanrs an tho ov"ning We wonld "a,
Y,siI he Cepter Zonaye TToune and Young n
msis Rrass Rand
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moral drama, in four acts, entitled "The Ticke
ton at this theatre on Saturday evening las
drew the largest house OF the season, was r.
peated last evening to another hne house. W