The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18

bndse street, where copies Of inc REPUBLICAN,
may be obtained daily.
eordep Mst,hew, In Inc ebcir. and ali H. man, e
hers present
tho condition Of certain streets and reeon'
mendInx an Appropriated for their repair,
WA referred To Gom mon (youneiI
me Recordsr reperted fasorablv upon the
petition OF the Messrs. Peck, asking exer,p.
Hon nom taxation upon Certain property
owned 81 them, laid oTsr. '
ther time 10 Consider certain bills wbieb had
been submitted 10 them,
Mr.. Davis submittsi q resolution empower.
olson for repairs done 10 the markethouse,
which was adopted,
The Council resolution providing for the
referred to Joint com mlttee, ofwhieS Me,srs.
Davis and Hi were Appointed to represent
the Board. "rr~
Council resolution remittine n portion of
taxes levied against ii. Baisom; was adopted.
Revolution 70 pay chairman OF Committee
on Streets, OF the Common Council, for ser-
Vices rendered; was adopted.
was passed.
Board Of Common Couneii.-The Board met at
the usual hour, and, in the absence OF the
president, Mr.. English called the Board to
A communication was received from the
street commissioner, relating to certain faC
Also, one relating 10 the condition of Market
street. Referred.
BY MT. Newmsn The petition Of James o.
Day, asking the remission Of One. Referred.
asking for repair Of pavement on the east AIDE
| OF Market street, between Bridge street and
the canal and the repair Of a hydrsnt in the
A resolution to lease part of Montgomery
| street. fronting on the south aide of Pennsy.
vania avenue, extended and running back leo
feet, to Henry wingate for one year with the
Nv M. Shoemaker: A resolu,ion changing
tho location OF street lamp so as TO place II
| on MONTGOMERY ktreet, about midway Of Oliyc
andday streets. Passed;
te peS,in shn VI Veg; W. Snsmpetisln, nsk
ing the uleh,nlse % the eomnitee from us
iurtneI oonsideiaamon' agreed 70.
.by MT. r r me peti'ion OF members OF
Of nay Esierred. ,.,,
~ MI; Siementsi A resolution In favor OF
J9hn ;. MSHuiiiasn. h I..
butchers relating to remission Of nnes, and
asking 70 De aiseharged from Its further con-
sia Th hgreed 70; A.. ~
| The special committee, TO whom was re-
ferrcd the eommunieation OF the Street Com.
missioner, reported that MI. Hess performed
the duties pertaining to the street Commits.
OF o Raerm se report was referred to the Board
|
message was received from the Board Of
Aldermen, proposlnga Joint committee in re-
Mr.. Clements moved the message be laid on
the table, 'as very nonsenical paper from
'nr r, nom, ~ y. n ,s ~ e,s, Npi asreSt W,
,i,ta. az $500. ~ I'LL. ~, anu ,, ,me non
~ .onfe oA ,sI,h ths HAL ~ ISasn,anp '"e'eu
, ny mr., Darpy; fes ,nsl requesting INC
| ntttsun " ~ .nis posIu W. wv. "eVpy
| tng 10 M stree, Nam ..ianor ps.aai
~ NJ Collins; E e.. to pay claim,
saa. f. ,vosL and nat nI " p ~
den.rtmsnt pnsseI '"'"'''' '"' wv
K resolution OF the Board of Aldermen Ia
ASiomrneJ i've P"'"
|
| ANOTHER FASHIONABLE WEDDING. st
| Johns church was filled on Thursday after
noon by 4 brilliant assemblage OF ladies' ant
gentlemcn,to witness the marriage ceremoniei
and the uniting In holy wedlock Of Lieutenant
| Miss Bessie, daughter OF A. II. Dodge. esq
The chancel Of the church was gracefully deco.
rated with flowers, and four gentlemen, friendi
~. eie..n,iv I,ss.as H. ,.h,,o mi. Wne
| wns sttende3 bv sis hriS.smsi d."nii.sc. III q.
Ter Dsviss RittsnhoU.c Pnn,e AMI t.o MI,
| dodge In accori,nce with The istcst hwme
MAI fs.hian' tSe,s were No .rnomsmsn NV nv
brideeroom was attended bS Lieut. Cu,hinr
in Mi nniHorm TS. .srx,.. 90. narfo, M,
bv The restor nf 81 IoSn,. chr,cb PRsD M
| Perinchicf, ana Alter tbe ceremonv Tho ham,
eoupIc' having received ne eonaIntulatio Ppii
OF their friends, left the church, ushered oui
| BY the organ playing the brilliant wedding
march.
,,.
THE BhipoH STREET GurrERs.-Ihe Coup'
els having authorized the chairman OF the
S1mmittee on streets Of the common Council
cutters nj the Intersection of Bridae and Con.
sress streets, that officer has done so. accord
| Ing TO the requirement. of the resolution, and
| though the lob has only been fnished few
| OF weakness and imprnctIcs6IIity, TO answeI
| tho purpose for which il was intended 10 nc
| complIsh. the preseryntion Of yehieles and I'M
llyes of those driving over the above ruttera
| or course. Mr., Newman has faithfully ca FRIED
out his instructlons in the matter md nc
traps that have been placed at the corner,
| above named but citizens and tax.payers ex
| preas their disapprobation with auch pennv.
wiae and mound foolish ierisIation. when iron
| plstes. such As arc used in R,itimorc And othc,
| eitirs mIght havs becn nrocurcd which vo,,ii
have proved durable and moro economical IL
the long run.
nonr md r,sin r,Ins yos. am .nh ao,iuo
| Tba.. 'a Bo III ~ 20 tea5 nm anu hv.'.
ny r Wneh. on tne mnhet yes'eruay
nua a o"tnB 70 ,he soniei,y, hoiuets nLe la.nei
In. 81 aot LINZ, w. W .ne " 40 osnao ~ ~
sor rnod 10 cSoIcc ror %" VA "uIte .ctivs !.
hu.hei. 40 VIII hah nhI 'nn,n OF ~ ~
us 90 'Vo o, ohsne ai WINE oInnsug Sioi
Io ~ hu.hni y, m, nnns 1ns .hinm.n
| We notice good local inquiry for -four, al
| also a fair request for shipping purposes, and
| we quote all grades to-day as follows: Wech
family, sl5GDi5 so; Arlington family, sl5Gll5. 80
Eyermay family, tl5Gli5.5o; Evermay extra,
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