The national Republican., 1867-07-02
LOCAL DEPARTMEN

Hall, yesterday morning At IL o'clock. Present,
Charles II. Nichols, president; Mich. Callan, SEQ.
rstsiyi and Msssrs. Blagdsn, BUR-. Brown, Ma
gfudsr, Plant and Sheppard.
on Improvsmsnts reported In favor Of the con.
dsmnstiou Of the military road between Bright.
wood end Tennallsytown. The committee say
that the prophetors are willing 10 aocspt . rsa-
sonsbls compensation for the lands condemned;
that the road Il already cleared, oulveitsd,
bridssd, formed and thoroughly compaetsd. and
oan Be repaired ut Q very trihing cost They
reported the following resolutions:
Rssoipsd That the surveyor Of this county be
instructed to immediately survey and plat the
military road from Tsnnallsytown TO Bright.
wood, under the direction Of the COMMITTEES on
Improvements, and TO furnish said committee
with the amount Of land taken from each owner
By said road and said committee are hereby au.
thorifsd TO draw on the treasurer In favor Of
suoh owners, respectively. for the several
amounts each may bs entitled to, and upon no.
tifeations thereof by the committee the super
intsudsnt shall thsreupon bs authorized to pay
the same.
The survsyor was, also, instructed to plat the
military road from Tspalsytown to the river; as
.sll ass road commencing at the boundary line
Of 9sofgstown and the county, on the Rock.
Vile turnpike, and running thenos northwssterly
at or near Capt. Maddox's house; and, also, to
survey and plat , road commencing near the
Woodlsy Lane road, and running thence west.
srly 70 intersect the road lying on the south side
Of the estate Of II. Loughborough-ali under
the direction Of the Committee on Improvements.
On motion Of Mr.. Brown. tho County Surveyor
was directed to survey the route proposed a.
change Of the present Fourtssnth s.rsst road
acress Piney Branch, and report the same, To-.
gsthsr with an estimate Of the cost Of bridge
aeross the branch on the route proposed, and 70.
port st the next meeting Of the court.
Applications for the reduction Of assessmsnts
were received from John Baksrsmith and others,
which were referred to the Committee on
Claims.
Il was ordered by the court that hereafter no
supervisor should be allowed to absent himself
from attending on the repair Of his road during
working hours, nor dspufs another to exercise
his functions, and that failure TO observe this
rule should be reasoa for vacating the Office Of
any offending supervisor.
The bill Of the ms'senger Of the Board Of
Aldermen, amounting to $40, was ordered to be
paid, the bill Of Jenkins Thomas of $3I 08 was
referred to the Committee on Claims; the bill Of
Surveyor Carpenter Of SIS to the Committee on
Improvements; the bill Of Mr.. Dorsey Of s439.S3
to the same committee.
The County Surveyor was directed TO remodel
the map Of the county Just prepared for the use
Of the court, 20 as TO show both the now and old
designations Of the several roads, and also TO
have boundaries Of the several school districts
Of the county properly set out, and the portions
Of the map representing those districts appro-
priatsly colored.
Resolutions expressive Of the regret Of the
court at the death Of their late associate Samuel
Drury, were then adopted
At 12.40 the court adjourned until the fret
Monday in August next.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. - The COM
msnosment exercises Of the various Catholic col
ay.A t,aN T., L.. =. t.Lr.
the present week. The annual commencement
Of Gonsaga College, on = street, will take place
this evening, at " o'clock. In connection with
the exercises, the Gonzaga Dramatic Club will
assist In entertaining their many friends.
The annual commencement Of Georgetown
College will take place on Wednesday morning,
at o'clock, and the exercises will, no doubt, 10
Of an exceedingly interesting character.
The exercises at the Academy Of the Vista.
tion, In Georgetown, and the distribution Of pro.
miums, will take place this afternoon, at o.
o'clock, at the hall Of the academy.
The exercises at the Academy Of Visitation,
corner Of Tenth and g streets, In this city will
take place on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
The children Of many Of our most eminent citi-
sens attend this celebrated institution Of learn.
ing. and large attendance Of parents and friends
may be expected there tomorrow.
All Of these annual reunions are Of a most in
tsrssting character, aud hailed with delight by
the scholars, not only for the merit or reward
that each or all may attain through them, but for
their being the finale Of the scholastic duties for
the season, and recreation given during the hot
and often weary months OF summer.
Two HARD CAsEs.-0n Sunday night,
Sergeant Mulloy, and officers McChesney and
MoDsrmott, of the Second Precinct, arrested
Dennis Brison and Jane Northedgs, In q house
on Seventh street. near the Park, charged with
keeping bawdy house. The disgusting offense
was fully proven, as TO Brisou, aud even worse
was testified to on the part Of the female. ".
H. Miller appeared for the defense. Justice
Tucker required Dennis to give $500 security to
answer the charge at court, and he was commit.
ted In default Jane was required to give Sc.
the coming six months.
TIE New CORPORATION 0FPIcKRs.-Yes-
terday morning, Messrs. A. q. Hall Collector |
y. A. Boswell, Register and O. II. Bliss, Sur.
vsyor, assumed their duties In lieu Of Messrs.
William Dixon, Samuel Douglass, and William
Forsyth, respectively. Mr. Boswell has ap-
pointed to n clsrkship In his Office, a colored
man Of tho Seventh ward, named James L. N.
Bowen and retains one Of Mr.. Douglass clerks, |
Mr.. VIM. II. Harrison. Mr.. Hall, the Collee.
Tor, has appointed to a olerkship In his office,
eolored man from the First ward, Mr.. John +,
Cook. Mr. Bliss. the Surveyor, made no ap.
poihtmeht yebteruhy'
DIsoRDRRLY CoNDUCT.- Yesterday morn
ing, lad named Edward McNany, went into
tho paint store Of Mr., Isaac Levi, aud purchased
u lot of paint and brushes. In reaching for the
brushes, accused says, MoNany pulled down his
shelving and damaged paints to the amount
$50. Thinking thus he refuied to let McNany gof
out with his purchases, but dstainsd him TO get
pay for the damage done, It appeared In evil
dsnee before Justice Tucker, Levi having been
arrested by Detective MoDsvitt, that the shelly.
ing fell down Of It's own accord so the Justice
ansd LsVI o. fer disorderly conduct.
ACOIDENT.-We learn that Mr. Anthony
, Addison, residing at Good Hope, had his leg
torn Of yesterday by being caught In a moving
machine while working In tho deli. Medical
assistance vas summoned from the city, but up
10 late hour We had not learned Of Mr.. hddi-
son s condition.
GoygRSMRNT PRISTING OFFICE-At the |
Government Printing oihce, Saturday, number
Of nriptsrs we're furloughed until Monday, July |
All. and others until Monday, July 18th, and
Som. of the bookbinders received notice that
,bslr services would shortly be dispensed with