The national Republican., 1868-12-08

Mr.. .ArrI.on moved e postpone the further
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p, The H,Ss RssS SSs. s,S ' sl Ss'.S snd S.vi.
%s sn,hopltie. Of dsors.sown 10 relation to i.
Also, Me..r.: Russell and ArrIson on the
Also, Messrs, Dalton, Davis, Rutherford,
Brown, Nslley Torrey, and Bates as the Com.
On motion, at Has the Board adjourned.
Levy CoURr-The regular monthly meet
Ing OF this court was held In the Aldermen,s
James A. Msgrudei, president, in the chair,
and Nicholas +. Csllan, clerk.
A petition from Mrs. Margaret Little, re-
lating to an over assessment on her property,
and asking a reduotion OF said assessment,
A Bill Of the Evening Star, presented by N.
Mr.. George II. Plant pl lesented a eommuni-
cation from R. J. Mcclellan and others, In re-
gard to making new road, which was re-
DR.. Nichols presented a petition OF the
Board OF School lCommissioners OF the county,
hey ssSe io sshoos IL opeption and liking
the court to appropriate = sufncient add.
tional sum Of money to meet the increased
cost of maintaining the same, In the employ
| Of additional teachers.
After some discussion, Mr. A. r. Shepherd
moved that $1,000 be losned to the commits.
sioners, to be reimbursed to the court out Of
next years levy OF taxes, for the purpose OF
paying teachers' salaries.
Mr.. s. p. Brown said he was Informed that
the comm issioners did not desire q loan, as
| they would be unable to repay IL.
Mr.. Shepherd said he did expect the com.
missioners to reimburse the court without an
| additional levy OF taxes next year for school
| purposes, aud he therefore offered the fol-
lowing resolutions which was adopted;
Resolved, That the School Commissioners be,
| md herehv auth0riyed IN N AZ NJ the a NJ
ii, 900, to pay the school teachers to the end Of
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being expressly understood and provided that
the amount appropriated BY Consres. shall be
school. buses, in accordance with the resolu.
Mr.. Brown made a report relative to the
Mr.. Shepherd presented the petition Of
Daniel Geno, asking remission OF hne.
MI. Shepherd was added to the committee
| to represent the court before Congress.
| Mr.. Shepherd reported . resolution 10 pay
the Rf,s S 1 % sss S1s Sy
| Passed.
MI. Shepherd presented the petition of Mr..
Also, a resoiution tom relating to the condition
| OF the Rockville turnpike road. Passed.
Mr.. Blagdon offered a resolution suthorlz-
the Pincy Branch bridge. Passed.
A number Of unpaid bills were referred to
the proper committee.
ning's bridge. Referred to Gen. Michler.
| Also, q resolution authorizing Q reduction
Of per cent. on taxes to All persons to whom
the court was Indebted on the 1st Of July last.
| Passed.
MT. Shepherd offered the fOilOwinsi which
RssoIved, That J. A. Magruder, Geo. H. Plant
and Thomas Biagdon be and are hereby ap.
pointed 8 committee on the part Of the Levy
pointed by the Councils OF Washington and
Georgetown, and citizens, upon Increased rail-
road Communication with this District.
corporation OF Warrington be received at their
par value for the ndebtedness OF this court.
On notion the subject ct wa: postponed until
to make up the account Of the indebtedness OF
the corporation Of Washington to this court
The court then adjoufned until Monday, the
2sth inst.
Police MAGIsTRArEs' CouRT.=First Pre-.
cinct, Justice Kesn-James Mccarthy. for
Second Precinct, Justice Thompson-Isaish
In church, was fined Is, and Margaret Foster,
coloIed, for profane language was required to
Fourth Precinct, Justice Morsell-Thomas
Biggins and Isaac johnson were both nned for
disorderly conduct.
Fifth Preclnct, Justice Hsrper-Lewis vii.
aisordeIY d % eondaet, % were s each Goed q. '' '''
Seventh Precinct, Justice waters. II.
Se.ns 1cRS Collins. for ike Il a
fence, had to pay %.
WASHINGTON DENTAL AssooIAlIos:-The
, annual meeting OF this association took place
last night, DR.. r. I: Hunt presiding, and DR..
Noble, secretary. The officers were chosen
fS[ Ri eans aants syss ss pf..dsat Dr. ati
secretary, DIR. J. q. Smith; treasurer, Samuel
Lewis, esq; librarian, DR. II. N; Wadsworth.
dress at the next annual meeting. Drs. Noble,
Hills, and Dawes were appointed an executive
Dr. ii. N. wadsworth then delivered the an.
nual address, which was ordered to be re.
corded, after which the association adjourned
to Aman's restaurant, where they partook oil
m excellent supper and had good time gen.
orally.
UNITED BUrLERs' 'BgsEPIoIAL LAssooIATIos
: over a year, held a stated meeting . few even
. ings since, when the lowing-named persons
were chosen as oficers for the ensuing year
D President, Nelson Parkerj vice president, q
Dowlingi seeresarSy, Simon B: Jons.; a..i;S, /
D:y nTih %.n TsGms PsIms; RoS
!, chaplain, John W. Evans; banking committee
: % 5s@es PEAK and Henry Sweeney, stewards
+ Peter Bell, Carolina Earl, r. Dodson, QeorKs
Elzie, Henry Parker, A. Johnson, DAVID YAtes
: Henry Herbert and Wallace Grant.
-, EXCITING oRuNAwAY,-Yesterday afternoon
4 about 2 o'clock, the horses attached to the
! family carriage Of $. p. Brown, formerly navy
= = agent, containing his lady, took fright In de
= scending Capitol Hill, and dashed OF towardi
= the Botanical Gardens, when the carriage up
= = set In crossing the railroad track. The horsei
: continued on for some distance, dragging tn.
|, carriage, with them, and were finally stopped
= BY Mr.. Bernard Bryan. at great risk Of hi
: life. Mrs. Brown was then rescued from thu
: carriage receiving, fortunately, no other 10
jury than q few slight bruises. The drive
received slight injuries In one OF his arms, ant
: the vehicle was considerably damaged.
MEETIs0 OF BUToHERs.-The butchers hold
Ing stalls In the new extension OF the Norther rI
= Liberty market held a meeting yesterday af
= ternoon over the Eagle restaurant, corner o.
n X street north and seventh street. Mr.. Geo
- Oyster presided, and Mr.. WIN. Hoover actet
n n OF the building committee, that each OF thu
. !. new stalls cost 800, withoutthe fixtures. Aftel
|, the TRANSACTION OF considerable business Of
I private nature the meeting adjourned.
= INFORMATION WANTED. - George Walter
| aged 10 years, left his home last Tuesday
: morning for school, and has not been heard
with the bottom OF his pants bound with
/ black braid, has very dark complexion, and
/ wore a black slouch hat. Any information
concerning his whereabouts will be thank
! fully received by his afflicted parents, on L
) street south, between Four-and.a.hsif and
Sixth streets,
. COLUMBIA TyPooRAPHIcAL SocIgrY.-At q
meeting OF this society, held on Saturday eve
: ming last, the following named were ehoseT