The national Republican., 1866-08-07

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of psds.tsi.ns on ths ,sAsFsiL, bat 80 y their
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mediate removal Of ~ tkess sgr& Asi and. in the
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md thal ihsif Sorna Ssstst s6h .boAfds apd I6oN.
Gases BE- allowed 10 rssia sshjsot 70 such sitsra-
tions - rnsv kssp >hssl ell within the tres bog
line, and ttst nv nsy Y tnss,sd sssuti.s mi.
intsrssSsd aRsestrSdto The conaitsss IN Pelios.
MI. PSoeh Introduced Joint rssolution asking
the Secretary Of War 70 hare the channel Of the
Pstonss avsr surveyed and sstluatss Of The cost
| Of IL Improvement. Passed. ~ /, ,g1 T. ".I,.
Mr. stswrt, ftsm Ne Oennittss on Improve.
msn reported bin 70 rsssssss the property Joining
on the Asy IN square No. $50; bill TO lay 6ss foot.
ways In the Fihh Ward, bill 70 grade and gravel
North cspitol street from Massachusetts Avsnss 10
Z street north; bin o. Al 10 grade and gravel N
street north from New Jersey avenue 70 North
Capitol street; bill tB. A. 10 open the alley In
| square No. 887. Passed. fh91.N ,a. s.a ="
Mr.. simms, from the Committss on Drainage,
reported BILL to construct sewer In Ssvsntssnth
BY Mr.. Baker and opposed ~ Ne. Drsry a ooa-
siderable length, and hnaiIy postponed % the hrst
Nr. Baker, from ths ConnIt.ss on Claims, 70.
ported bill (B. Az for ths relief Of Jeremiah
M Mead, from the Finh ward delegation, r-
ported bin TO grade Canal street. from First strsst
sast 10 Virginia avenue Posed. ug'gr sI-rft
| Mr.. Apdsrsou, from the Committss on Health,
reported bill q; Az ausho.i.ing ths h.yor %
use Of the Asylum, the several market houses, and
the soaysngsrs; which wss laid on the table. :. Il
The President sppointsd Msssrs. Psagh and
Baker ~ the oommittss, with the President, on ths
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The Joint resolution extending the time for al.
lowing an statement Of six per cent. on the water
tax to October I, wss passed. .i.....a .Hfs *
On motion, the Board adjourned. .aen
BoARD OF HHALrH.-The regular monthly
meeting Of the Board Of Health wss held yesterday
Afternoon In the Aldsrmsn's Chamber, 1t the City
Hall; the prssidsnt Gen. p =. Bacon, 10 the
chair. Dr.. q. n. Dove. the sserstsry Of The
Board, being absent on seoount Of sisknsas, DR.. g.
ssss Dr. s%ss s., fs:s'
wick, end nlliot, and Msssrs. Angus asddis Pear.
Mr. Pssnos, from shs committee to provide for
the rsgistration Of births, marriages, and Deaths
a;ksd for further time for the oomnttss to reports
The sserst.ry pro TEN. stated that DR.. Dove had
notified the Mayor TO assign rooms for the use of
the Board and Secretary. =
DR.. Todd read . Communication from Jno. g
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Seventh street west, between and P streets north
DR.. Prentice said he had visited the brewery and
thought II was very clean and we'll kept. >.
The communication was referred to the dslsga.
| tion from the Third ward. f.r 80 .
A sonmuniostion from Mr. H. 8. Bowen was
road, complaining Of the filthy condition Of the
| sewsr passing through square 616, from Prather's
alley. portion Of the sewer was uncovered, and
the stsnoh arising thersfrom wss intolsrsbls. Re-
ferrsd TO the ward delegation with instructions to
| hava ha nuiaaneA ahatad .. D.
Mr.. Gaddis presented . communication from
John Donohue and John Brown, complaining Of
the stagnsnt pool Of water on part Of squares $50
and s1o between East Capitol and B streets north
and Sixth and Seventh streets east. r.
The Secretary was instructed TO notify the Sixth
| Ward Commissioners that the same had been cou-
dsmnsd, and instraet him TO have the same allsd
up. s4-..t
weeks several cases resembling cholera had o.
ourrsd ofwhioh proved fatal In thirty six hours
He therefore offered the following RESOLUTION, which
wss adopted: Jt' r.. ll05 it, -L.i.D
whereas epidemic sholsrs IL prevailing 10 .
limited sztsnt in the cities Of New York and Phila
dslphis, and that is sppssrsnes in our midst 10
not impossible end further, u 10 matter Of high
sanitary Importance that ts early advent b rseOs.
nissd; therefore, Il t..'.. E4.Ia s--r5..0
Rs'oIvsd, That praoutionsrs Of medicine In this
cholera or which may BE- suspected - such 10 the
Secretary Of the Board that he may see such oasss
In consultation with the attending physician, OF
cause them to BE- seen BY the medical health o6csr
Of the ward in which they occur, In order that .
correct report Of the same may be laid before the
Of Health at Its regular meetings for prompt
| action. ..r
The members Of the Board Of Health ars: First
ward, DR.. 8. O smoot and VIM. Wilson Second
ward, DR.. J. Riley and VIM. Drake Third ward,
DR.. d. W. Prentice and Job W. Angus Fourth
ward DR.. 8. J. Todd and Peter +. Bacon Fifth
4 ward, DR.. O. M. Ford and 8. A. Elliott Sixth
ward, DR.. r. 8. Walsh and Lemuel Gaddis Sew.
enth ward. Dr.. Geo. P. Fsnwick and P. M. Pear
son. Secretary Of the Board, DR.. Geo. N. Dove,
once on n street, near Psunsylvanis avenue. All
complaints referred to any Of the members will be
attended to.
THE ASSAULT ON U. Fl. PAINrER.-It will
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