The national Republican., 1867-12-27

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| -CoUsciL PRooEEDIsas. Tho Board Of Common
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Nj. Cisbaush presented a resolution to pay bills to
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Mr;Cisbaush offered a resolution providing for the
town Courier iCs s6o year lsss, providing the same
Mr. Piekrell presented ordinance relating to the
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M Dayis offered rs.olutSa relating to the sale sse
lie ist Of January, iss. under the direction of he
Mayor and the Committee on the Market.hOuse
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street. between West and stoidsrd Streets was taken
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committee q tho Councils g act in eonIuneon with
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too much mOment.o bc acted on without thorough In
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The ordinance sssbiisSins = huekstcrs license was
} reee,ysd from the Board OF Aldermen with several
nj, Rs%sGurg moved that the ordinance be laid
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fully decorated a. usual on Christmas. and the ser
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bc Al Grace church Protestant EpseopaD the serysc
q were the regular morning prayers. Ante Communion
ts sermon Sy the rector, Rev a.pSura n BTS%S BhpRTS
his i beautiful new church va. hsndsomely deeVratct
han usual! fhP children Ssri:t%s. eve We
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ve Al the Dunbarton street Methodist Epi,eopa
church Yesterday services, were held at o aud
o'clock, u. m, the pastor, Rev Mr. MeCauley, Ofhci
There were no services at Christ Protestant Eplsco
nd Rev. W. W. Williams, the pastor
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X power o. entering into The, places Of business Of
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" sideraon. met last night in The Council Chamber
to @ he Res0TdT VIZ S PSwsr r'sr c e &
he masiST upon .he terms pTopossd BY h5 Wseh Th
u " sideraton Of the subject.
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Day xcrS wP, Iaiehins, At H. Es.iaease on Bri5s
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the hands q the above gentlemen and the members
their family was OF the waTmest and frecst nAtur,
and will long be remembered with feelings Of pleasui
. by those who INDUCED In their ospitAlitleB.
" Jacob W. Power sat out at his establishment, o
the canal near Congress street, elegant eOllatO
to his friends, tho tables gTOanng under the weight
good things which had been provided. To this fepa
s9 ~ number Of distinguished citizens were present,
~ the greatest enj Oyment prevailed.
" Morgan 4 Mccullough, OF the Girard Hotel, laI
Langl, also provided for their friends by settling
table filled with game and other choice Ylands whlc
y, was highly appreciated by hs friends and ggcsts
" Mr.. ]. D 'LeATy, OF tho Union Hotel, kept Ope
On house, and his friends were treated In capital style
s, Mr. % LeaTy, Mr. A. J. Clarke the gentlemany NJ
SO perintendent and his polite assistants.
es CANAL Boar Sunk, The canal boatJ. II. William
g0 laden with grain, ffOm Edwards Ferry, eI
nc through by Ice and sunk, between Georgetown an
Great Falls There several coal boats detained
no this accident The canal being partially open II
boat attempted 10 make her way through 10 narke
yO Wednesday, but was cut through above stated
There are two on the canal at present