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SHAKE! SHAKE NO MOREl
0EH I'D n ME E& N
DIR. c. G. GARRISON'S

DIX. 4. G. GARKlSON'S
(tHOLERA AND DIARRHEA PREVENTIVE
~ vii prevent and cure AsIaIIc Cholera, Cholera,
Cholera MprbIs. DarrhOea, Summer Complaint, Col
ic, Cramps and Pans IN the Stomach and Bowels
Now is the time Tor every family to have bottle on
hand You know not how you may be attacked
with OfIhe ab)ve diseases. The cost but tri.
he Do not delay, but send for bottle al Price
so cents per bottle.
WHAT is A COUGH2
II is something that should be attended to at
II you delay, may lead TO Consumption and finally
| terminate in death. Thousands have filled prema-
ture grave through neglect. Do not delay. but take
my ExPEcToRANT atonce, or it may be too late Price
II 81 90 per bottle.
\ USE DIR: C. G. GARRIsoN's
6TTERs FOR DYsPEPsIA. purely OegetabLe compound.
nneJ improve the appette and promote digestion -
Ihese bitlers are of my own invention and manuiac
lure Hayingused them for a length Of time success
Iuliy IN my private Practice, offer them TO the
public, and recommend them 10 the use Of every
dyspePuc. Where theHpatent has used them accord
ing 10 my directions hey have always made periec
cure. Price 81 SO per bottle.
DR.. C. @. GARRISoN's
n ANTIDYsPEPTIC PILLS.
These Pills are purely vegetable. and do Rot cona.
any Mercury or Calomel They should always De rse'
In connection with my Preparations, parnc y,
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D, safe PurgatIve. and should be used m az S,snes
Chills and Fever. Bilious Bilious Rem, uenII 'cpId
]. sia, Jaundice Depression Of Spirits p,ice
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cents per hOx esee- (. 4, .qy-pvEP
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Unsstsily u PenpsylyspM,%n, Mo-. SpI M South Eighth
ha,ovs Welnn, ~ n,s np,ss;I"deIphia. 20 Z -isE h..
- ." serAii combinations free. re- "a { pxrR
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Sole Wholesale Agant for the States Of Maryland a
0o nalswsre' my2, &C
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THE BROOKLYN
Life Assurance Comply.

The ndersigned. agent tor the Slate OF Delaware
for the BROOKLYN LIFE ASSURANCE CON.
PANl. offers advantageous terms TO all who wish 10
insure their lives.
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Hats. Caps. and Straw Goods
SEEDS, HATTIE r, ID
- No. Al North Second Street, %

PHILADELPHIA,
Would call the attention of the citizens Of Ken
County to his stock of
HATS GAPS,
at prices TO suit the times.
N. B.-FRIENDS' HATS always on hand.
my2 66-6m,
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To Men OfLimited Means,

with families dependent upon their efforts. sure pro-
vision Tor them If they shOnld be taken from them. To
ALL the CONSCIOUSNESS OF having, by prudent iUTe-
sight, provided for those dependent upon Them and The
liberal plan of assurance, GLOWING all whose premI-
ums amount to over $4O per snnum, The privilege OF
giving noe for one hat he premium iii their dISI-
dends in the Company pay oil the thus en0blIng
person for the same expenditure Of money TO be assured
for ttDice as much as they could be insured for IN
pGny requiring premiums GtlCAsH With such induce.
menls none whose health Is such TO allow OF their
assurance should fail to make application This young
but most prosperous Company is rapidly exteRdng its
business and rising fast IN the public estimation. Its
President. CHRISTIAN w. BOUCK, and Secretary, ,
RICHARD H. HARDING, Esq'rs. are men whose re-.
puauon for ability and honesty of purpose Is widely
known. With ample deposits in The insurance bureau
OF the State of New York. for the security of the in.
sured with business last year Of nearly tVO million
OF dollars paying cash diridend Of 40 per cent
toith reserUed surplus ample for ali contingencies
none should fail TO avail YES of the
iages offered by it for LIFE ASSURANCE. In this
Company As cents per toeek, or fraction Ouer SIX
CENTS per day. iriH secure for the benefit Of the
family Of a person Of 80 years Of age,
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y NV Z r S AL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

There are many persons who have been deferred
from Insuring their Lives for the benefit of their
families account of not being in sound health
rne undersigned is agent for the UNIVERSAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
wach company takes risks on the lives OF INvALDs,
and j. also agent for the
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EVILS OF NOT INSURING.

The poverty and suffering of widows and orphan
with cold and cheerlrsS prospects, worn with excess
toll aud ,cluty bsi-tence auG cprrndlrg dnx-
ie'v, t-a -nelsin5 rl,a'ncd:l IL, evils #
hgso2ne> -, .t.I ihi beneiccn nt prov ;slpu. How
many il .!es haze Gen THROWN lutO stlte of an-
Sc,utr ~ the cu'p10!e ucri"ct Of a husband
id.ier = AM % MS amtiy-wncn ne is bound by
sacred ..,L .jIon, TO protect, honor, cherish, and
proTiGe :or-t!Ic important duty OF InsurIng his
i.I.. for tu IT benefit? Few homes are free from
eucIinor Dy mortgage otherwise, and in very
many cases, on decease Of the husband and Ia
tner, the VIE and children who had cOnhded in him
10 shield them from poverty, are forced 'rrm their
long cherI<, "a homes, Gu tn IN their younger
4igs nelped 10 tcorn with all that the heart could
desire Co:id thi; departed husband al flther lonS
BACK upon tHe sutfsr,n! condition Of his family,
wo4l4 ne oct adn1nIsn husbands aud fathers, on.
AID j. t. guard ag tInSt similar calamity TO their
own f.nlIies by Llfe Assurance
Men, when the subject of Life Assurance is men.
tonrd to them, too apt to say it is too ne1vr
tax; and yet, ii they would reflect for nlo.a.n. il
IN reality tax, but savings bank fOc tue bene.
fit 0f their wives and children.
An insurance on the life of a f,- the ben7it
of ms wife children, is free from 1ttachment hi
creditors; but is paid directly to his wife and cujd
rem sixty days after the death Of the husband
J. Z. Cawson " D, Examining Physician, Smyrna
Cove Sta!,aary. V o., - Dover
}. - *4afp, ". D, " Camden
NJ &. ;.o:lnd Il D., Milford
i4yi :Irt'. NJ D, Lewes
Aoy Information IL regard 10 Life Insurance. Fire
ia-gr4rce, or N..sry PooIrc Business will ot
o:o y -, attended by tn uad4f-igned, It the office
.. t.e Kenr Coua'y M4luh Insurance Company
once ou MN street, l.der the Capital Hote
34ua.ag, D.vc., Del.
GEORGE B. DICKSON,
Secretary, Kent County Mutual Insurance Compa
n. agent ior the Lie Insurance Company
Nnte:Y PutIIc, SC.
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Insure Your Homes and Property
IN THE
keBt county Mutual Insurance Company
ar DOVER, DELAWARE.

T4- ...... tlnlinnes to Insure property on rea
,.a. u ..... ior several years pAsi has paid lis
Pi,ICg tluders an annual dividend Of aud 10 mel
cent The dividends paid on the ST day Of jan
uary or allowed ia the payment oil The annual pre-
mIums due on that day
II is the b0undeA duly OF every man, not only to hs
family but his creditors To keep hts property insured,
and no man has any 10 complain OF his neigh
bors and friends if they should refuse TO cOntrlbHe
towards the loss of ms property being bcun0 or the
smoie reason that insurance cheap, and agents OF
the cOInpany reside almost every town throughout
the State and (Or trlhlng cost can be made secure
from loss Of his property by fire II mai Will not
use the precauton his property against loss
by ire f It ~ nsurable he hes right 10 call upon
his neIghbOr 10 6ssIst hun
The Kent County Mutual has Capital OF SZOO'
O0O and pays promptly It's losses q,
PartIes CesIGOus OF Insnnng IN this Company VIII
call upon the following agents
AGENTS ~
w r. Rahipson. Andw J. Wright. Feltor
,1aIaware Citg IGeO Nj Davis BrdgeviIl.
jesse s. IuffinglOn. Snyrnsl James rondef Wilton
Jas. Cows,II Dover Tor. A. Mauek. Laurel,
Alex Jaeksan. camden. - - Georgetown
II. Cowgirl, Willow Grove. Wesley Stack,
J.Y. Foaik. MIIiord. Greensboro, Md
EAIIAH CROUCH. Dsver. General Agent. n
DIRECTORS ~
Dr. s. NJ f'sier. Smyrna. rhos Bradford, Dove
Geo. W. Cumnins Dr. Henry RIdgeIy, 4"
James X. Gle aeAls, Z" William Walker, a."
William Denney, James PreIiyman,
Jacob Deakyne, Bddgevile
SAMUEL NJ FIsLER, President, smyrna.
JAS COWCILL, Trea'r Dover.
GEO B. DICKSON, Sec'y
A1rBusines, communications promptly attendei
GEORGE b. oIcKsos, Secretary, DoVer
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FOUTZ. IS
CELEBRATED j..
5sorse aud Cattle guwders.

These Powders
will strength
en- ntheStonach
and Intestines,
cleanse them
from offensive
matter, and
bring them to
a healthy state.
The national Republican., 1866-10-23

HABEAs CoRPUs.-A colored girl, named
Sophia Bcntly was before Judge Fisher yesterday
morning on q writ Of habeas corpus, issued on the
petition Of Mary West, who claims to be the
mother Of the girl Tho petition alleges that some
to Mr.. B. +. Morsel, and that for the past two
months she has not received any wages for her
services Mr.. Morsoll, In his answer. says that he
does not unlawfully detain her. but that she is free
to 60 where she chooses that she refuses to 60 10
the petitioner because she has been iltreated and
she expresses the belief that the woman Is not In
reality her mother.
Judge Fisher examined the girl, and she sx.
pressed her unwillingnes to 60 with the petitioner
preferring to remain with Mr.. Morsell's family.
The petitioner however, offered witnesses who tss
titled that she only Is years Of age. The Judge
advised the girl to 60 with the petitioner. The
girl left the court house. but did not 60 with the
mother. Mr. Smithors for the petitioner, and r.
I. Morsel for the respondent
The national Republican., 1866-10-23

END oP THE PRINTERS STRIKR.-The pro-
prietors Of job printing establishments who signed
the protest sent to the Comptroller against the ac
tion Of the Columbia typographical Society relative
to the sight-hour rule, having withdrawn their
names from the same, tho strike was yesterday
ended and the printers resumed work.
The national Republican., 1866-10-23

A QUIET DAY.-The lieutenantS of the Me
tropolitan Police reported but twenty four arrests
made throughout tho District during the twenty
four hours ending yesterday morning. In the Sec
ond precinct there were nine arrests in the Third,
four; in the Fourth. four in the Fifth nonei In
the Sixth, two; In the Seventh, one in the Eighth,
two; and In the Tenth, two.
The national Republican., 1866-10-23

n w II E'S
SoSiEcrosER4 ESTABLISHMENT
AND LADIES AND GRNrLEMRN's
DINING SALOON,
No. $50 Sixth street, between and II streets.
Mr. WaITR respectfully suggests to Families, Hotel
and Restaurant fropretors, and all others, that he
keeps constantly on hand superior article Of FRENCH
AND AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY, aud the PUREsT
ICE CREAM, Of his own manufacture. His terms
most moderate
PARTIES, WEDDINGS FAIRS, BA fur
nished with the hest article at the shortest notice.
We solicit from the public call, having ever ma
denee In our ability to give entire s.tisfaetion.
N. B-The location 10 Of the best and the Saloon
the finest In the city and the proprietor 10 determined
to make hrst-eiss house by eultivating none other
than the best patrons.
The former proprietor has interest In any other
establishment In the city. se6.lm
The national Republican., 1866-10-23

SANITARY PoLIoE,-The sanitary officers
under Lieut. Noonan reported seventy cases Of
nuisances during the past week, most Of which
were soon abstsd. Fines were imposed in three
cases only.
The national Republican., 1866-10-23
AMUsEMENTs.

ATIONAL ATRE 4
Pennsylv.ni. syssus, near willard. Hotsl:
srLpPse sTidS sssISss
first ipp.sIs.s. u ii: S:i:s;.tsa consdi.S,
who. engaged Tor pe:,.iy.iy i1s night. only, and
THIS A! g..pa2 yrs. o..s ssisss ss!.s.s. S.sSs.F
played BY him on. hundred and any night. .. the
~ ran N siSnisos' ia ho hEoIisa OPERA TROUPE
xArsss s's;f:s Ey;ss r. H ;ssi
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE,
CORNER NINTH STREET AND LOUISIANA AVENUE
DurrIEED 4 wiLDRof, Ls'''s' and Managers,
QUEEN f; :i:4sss. se: ,.s 1:T: ss.: md YER, popular
BROTHER ANDREW,
.s TsSs. sS.. es.:sni ". ):
Of ir.t.eis.. Drsnsiis snd Hu.o.i istsrt.Inmsnt'.
TuRsDAI lyIH1No.
QUEEN SISTERS, ana n. ANDREW wALpRoN.
'Ao p.r's,H.p:; :; : N!ll A as2ss ;sHp:n'' with
Tn. Rrru.SsiiD CONVICT.
NJ: .I.. l..,. w.ls,S. w.sIS,.
buea. .Af AnureW Whufon
his Great Psrsonation-
New song-"soidisr's Grave" Miss Laura waldron.
Da''-"~',d'r's ia The nay I,.s; T. I.,,, and Pam,
New song-"Cupid's Loitsry". Mis- Julia waldron
To soselud. with th. Ire.ll.n, Fare. Of
ROUGH DIAMOND.
Marssry.. Miss Fanny wsldron.
oI.r;ur. and Select Ma:i: by III. orsS..trs
RATEs OF ADMISSION.
OrchAatrA, co paruuette, 10 cents
Dress Cirels........ rs GALLERY.
Private Boxes, eS 90.
No extra charge for Reserved Seats.
Box once open from 10 D. m. TO 5 .. m. oeas-h
M ESSRS. DUDLEY KAVANAGH
Nl and MELVIN FOSTER, Of New York, and VIC
Tok ESTRPHK and =. n. NELM6, Of Philadeiphis,
will play At the opeuing Of eeaton Hall Billiard Saloon
on MONDAY EyRNINd, Oct. n, 1855, whom will be
exhibited ten Of the most beautiful Billiard Tables In
the United States from the manuactory Of Msssrs Kav-
anigh Decker.
The Bar will be supplied with the choicest Liquors
and Cigars. BRERET0N FLANAGAN,
oc2o.lws Proprietors.
The national Republican., 1866-10-23

SHOOTING ArrArR.-A difficulty occurred
10 the square west Of Fourteenth street, between
M and N streets, on Saturday night, In which sew
eral colored persons were engaged, and during the
row q colored man named Alfred Richardson was
shot in the breast by man named VIM. Fields.
Fields and another party named York Peugh were
arrested BY Lieut. johnson, with Officers Crown and
Poole, and the parties had hearing before Justice
Walter, who dismissed Pough and committed Fields
for court
The national Republican., 1866-10-23

CRIMINAL CouRT-Judge Ffsher.-(Edw'd
G. Darlington. esq., District Attorney, prosecuting
stealing a gold chain and pencil from French
Graham, was acquitted. Bradley jr., for defence
Henry Warren, indicted for larceny; nOHs pros.
by United States Attorney.
Mark Scott, indicted for stealing whisky, cigars
and other articles from James II. Lewis; verdict,
not guilty. Smithers for defence.
The national Republican., 1866-10-23

SELLING LIQUoR.. Thomas Costello, o
storekeeper, was arrested in the Second precinct
on Sunday by Officer Pool for selling liquor on Sun.
day and selling liquor without license. Justice
Walter imposed fine Of $40 in each case.
The national Republican., 1866-10-23

The Fifteen Dollar Black Sack Coat and
the Twenty Dollar Black Frock Coat at Henning's
ono price clothing store on tho corner Of Seventh
street and Maryland avenue, will just At you. Try
1 nm
The national Republican., 1866-10-23

BASE BALL-This afternoon at 2 o'clock q
match game of base ball will be played between
the National Club, Of this city, and the Pastims
Club, Of Baltimore, the grounds Of tho National,
south Of tho Executive Mansion.
The national Republican., 1866-10-23
WA n II Il ID.

"ANTED-TO RENT, A STORE ON
and street, either side Will purchase the good will
aud fixtures, or will go In partner in any paying
business Address D. b. ~,
ocl7-u Box S3i, Post once.
The national Republican., 1866-10-23
PROPOSALS FOR WORK ON SEWER.

OFFICE ConxIssIosRR OF Public BuILpINas,l
CAPITOL or TIE UsITKD STATES,
WAsuIs0ros Cirr, October 10, 1865.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE until
the sd day OF November next at IL clock noon, and
will be opened at o'clock that day In the pres
snes e the Secretary of the INTERIOR to do the following
To exeavae properly from the place where the pres
ent unan.hed sewer through the Botanic Garden term-
mates 70 Third street west to plank the bottom Of the
bottom Of 1t Is pAnksd As far Is the sewer Is built
to continue the stone walls each side Of the crock to
built built, Of ueient height to receive the arch
and to build lateral three feet barrel from the
ths materials to be arn,hod BY the contractor and al,
necessary Preparations such as freeing tho channel OF
water, &C to be made by him.
The work to be done under the supervision Of . COM
petent person to be employed by the Com
and to the satisfaction Of such person and the Commits
soLer.
Proposals must be made In gross sun for doing all
the ioork, a. II cannot we'll be divided.
The person to whom the contract Is awarded will bo
required to give proper security for the performance Of
his contract and twenty per cent Of the contract price
VIII bs retained until the work Is ssti'fseoTy com
oc22.ia Commissioner OF Public Building..
DROPOS SAILS FOR BUILDING A
il LARGE FIRE.PRooP WAREHOUSE AT THE
sCHUYLKILL ARSENAL, PHILADELPHIA.
QUARrBRNAsrER GENERAL OFFICE,
wAsHIsdToS, D. @. Oct Q, 1866
Plans OF the above building may be seen At the
Office Of Brovot Brigadier General O. H. Crosman, As.
sisant Quartcrmaster Central, Philadelphia At the
ONCE Of John McArthur,jr., Architect PhlAdslphia: :
and at the Snee Of Brevet Major General Van vet,
QuartermAster. Now York.
Specifications will be printed Immediately and de.
posted at these several places
Sealed proposals for the erection Of the building, In
Guiding all work and material are invited and will be
received until the 3Oh Of October, instant noon. at
the ONCE Of Breyet Brgadier General a. II Crosman,
Assistant ouarermaster General, Philadelphia when
they will be opened In presence Of such bidders as
choose to be present.
The cost Of the whole work complete and the time at
which Il will be finished should be stated In the pro-
posAls, which should be accompanied by the guaranty
Of two responsible persons in the amouut Of ten thou
sand dollars that the bidder will enter into contract
with good and sufficient security within ten days after
being notified Of the award. N. G. MEIds,
QuaTtermAstsr General,
ocl2.t2s Brevet Major General, U, S. A.
The national Republican., 1866-10-23

GRAND LARcENY.-Nancy Jones, colored
woman, was arrested In the Eighth precinct on
Sunday, by 0csr Davis, for stealing clothing from
Sarah J. Joyce. The articles werc recovered and
the accused sent to Jail to await the action Of the
grand jury by Justice Handy.
The national Republican., 1866-10-23

SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMsrANCEs.-On Saturday
last, oAicor @ o. Miller, of the Third ward, rc.
csiyed telegram from Capt. Welch, Of the AleIan.
dria police stating that two men had offered for
sale in that city large number Of hams for a small
price, and they had that morning started for this
city. The officer went to work, and on Saturday
evening ascertaned that two parties had left over
sixty hams at the store of Mr.. VIM Bryan, in Mar.
kst space. The officer notified Mr.. Bryan to hold
on to them, which hs did. Yesterday morning the
officer arrested the two men ut the store Of Mr..
Bryan. whom they called for the hams They were
taken to the Central Guardhouse, vhere they
gave their names as Charles Charlestown and
Henry Reistsin. both hucksters. They stated that
they had purchased the hams In Philadelphia, at Is
cents q pound, and produced bill dated Dot Is.
Tho hams being perfectly sound, and the Wholesale
price being 23 "a cents their statement was not
believed. Tho officer ascertained that they had
brought 81 hams from Baltimore on Friday hired
. wagon and conveyed them from the depot to
Alsxandria, where they offered them first for 81
cents per pound but fell to Is cents This aroused
the suspicion Of the authorities, and the arrest
made. The hams were taken to the Central Guard.
house, and the parties locked up for hearing
The national Republican., 1866-10-23

The SUPPOSED POISONING CAsE.-A short
time ago We published an account of the death of
9 oolorsd boy named Eugene Jacobs. It being
supposed that ho died from the effects Of some pills
taken for the chills, . ooroner's jury was sum.
moned, and after the evidence Of Drs. Marbury
and Prentice, who testified that they were Of the
opinion that the boy had died from the effects of
poison, the body was buried and the jury ad
journed In order that the contents Of the stomach
could DO analysed. On Friday, the 18th instant,
the time appointed for the meeting Of tho jury tho
case was further postponed until yesterday. on ac.
count Of several Jurors being absent, and tho con-
tents Of the boys stomach not having been ana.
Of the jurors reported themselves at the Central
Guard house, when II a'certained that tho case
could not 60 on, one Of the jurors being out Of
town and another being yery sick. The coroner
having no authority to summon other jurors In
place Of those who had been sworn over the body
the jurors present were discharged and the case
dropped. Tho druggist from whom the pills were
purchased was present, but there being no verdict
tho case Is as much In the dark as ever and II Is
not known whether or not hs knew the component
parts Of the pills. It was duo to the druggist, II
there was nothing poisonous in the pills, that q
verdict should DO rendered and he declared inno-
cent, and II there was poison in the medicine, and
he prescribed II without knowing what the effect
would be, then his place should be closed and the
community protected against inexperienced men
who prepare medicines. We withhold the name Of
the druggist for the that there no verdict
rendered, and II he Is innocent, then no would be
greatly wronged. 1t Is to be hoped that there will
be further investigation into the matter.
The national Republican., 1866-10-23

Nor THE MANA man named Thomas
Clapp was arrested In the Seventh ward on Sunday,
BY ohicer James, on complaint Of Bridget Calvin,
who charged him with entering her house and
stealing $3.50 in postal currency on Saturday
Handy, and proved that at the time the burglary
was committed he was at his homo. Justice Handy
dismissed the case.
The national Republican., 1866-10-23

vent the placing Of obstruotions about the plugs
and hydranta Referred.
On motion Of Mr. Wright the rules were sus-
pended, and the Board procesdsd to consider the
bill granting permission TO the Richmond and
Frsdsricksburg Railroad Company 70 lay . horse
railroad track along Water street, from M street
south TO n street south, the pending question be.
ing on the substituts submitted BY Mr.. Moore,
which WAS published In the REPUBLICAN on the 9th
instant .'
Mr.. Moore modified his substitute 90 a. to 70.
strict the company to the conveyance Of passon.
gers only, and also TO insert proviso to the hrst
section, - follows:
And provided Tnrthsr, That at the expiration of
purtenansss, and the street improvements hereby
authorised, shall become the property Of this Cor
poration, free Of any cost or charge therefor.
/ Mr.. Moore advocated the substitute at length
giving detailed historical statement In relation to
the wharf sites on the Potomac.
Mr.. Wright opposed tho substitute because II 70.
quirsd the consent Of all the to tho
proposed improvement, and which, he contended,
had never before bees required.
Mr. Peugh also opposed the substitute, remark.
ing that the restrictions were unjust and should
not be required Of the company.
Several amendments were offered and rejected,
when the substitute Of Mr.. Moore was adopted by
the following vote
Ysas-Mssus. Baker, Drury, Joyce, Mead Nor.
sell, Mulloy N.llsy, Peaks. simm'' Walker and
Nays--Messrs Andsrson, CaaUert Dudley, Psugh,
Msrche, and Wright-6
The bill, ~ amended, was then passed.
Mr.. Psugh, from the Committee on Ways and
Means, reported bill to reorganizs the Washing
ton city simhouss; which was laid over.
Also, bill to license tax and regulate insurance
companies and their agents, DO.
Mr.. Baker submitted the following amendment
to the bill
'And BE- Il further enacted That each and every
FIRE insurance company doing business In tho city
Of Washington shall deposit with the Register Of
the city the sum Of $1,000 for the benefit Of the
policy holders Of this city"
Mr.. Nallsy moved that when tho Board ad-
journ II be to meet on next Thursday evening;
which was agreed to.
A number Of Aldermen bills we're referred and
the Board adjourned.
The national Republican., 1866-10-23

W. b. CooPsR. AJ RAoAS
NOOP PER & r A G A N,
" Successors Of Jas. skirving,)
STOVE, TIN AND sHRRT-lRoN-woRKRRs,
4s7 Eleventh Street, above Psnn'a Ave-,
WASHINGTON, D. O.
~ Particular attention paid to repairing Furnaces
Ranges, Parlor Heaters, ss, and all work warranted.
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