Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-21

New Officers of the District OF Co.
fumbia.

lumbia under the act of the Legislative As
sembly authorizing the same:
Collector, VIM. II. Slater; Deputy Collectors
for W Washington, VIM. L. Bramhall; for George
town, c. S. Ramsburg; for County, j. w. Buker;
Treasurer, John Thos. johnson; Auditor, Zal-
mon richards; Deputy Auditor, John s. Crock
er, jr.; Comptroller, George f. Baker; Deputy
| Comptroller, Gorham p. Hopkins; Coroner, W.
W. Potter; Register, john r. Cooke; Deputy
| Register, Jas. Ed. Doughty; Water Registrar
| Timothy Lubey; Inspector and Taper of Water
Mains, Henry LarmOn; Attorney, VIM. A.
Cooke; Assistant Attorney, y. III. Miller; Sur
veyor, Vim. Forsyth; Assistant Surveyor,
Nicholas Dubois.
| Tompkins, David Warner. Clerks to Auditor
| Mckenzie, X. Hannemall Clerks to Comp
roiisr.HbenLy q: GIL ILL., - c i: lefty, o9Tan h
Clerk 10 Treasurer. III. Wilson. Clerks to
Water Registrsr-Charles G. Gould, A. j. Whe-
| of Assessments-wm. Morgan, j. 5. Slater, A.
Board of Registra.ion-Geo. s. Gideon, VIM
| SyIhax. p. nj. Dubant, Robert Griffin, Matthias
/ n. Hunter.
Secretary TO Governor-wm. Tindall. Clerk
| TO Governor-w. r. Wilcox. Clerk TO Secre
| senger to Governor-Perry III. Carson. Assist
4 ant Messenger to Governor-Joseph Beckett
| Waterman at Governors Headquarters-Wm.
| Beckett.
| Board of Appeals-wm Wall, Geo. r Wilson,
| Riley A. Shinn, +. j.. Middleton, jr.
| Superintendent of Lamps-Wm- H. Bailey.
Market INSTRUMENTATION market, Sidney
/ Mcfarland; Eastern market, VIM. A. Hughes;
| Western ms.ket, Alfred Day; Gcorgetown mar
4 ket, A. i. Crimes: Assistant Market Master
| Northern msrket, Chars Curtin.
Superintendent Of Schoois-W ashinSton, y.
| olmond Wilson; County, b. p. DaSis. Secretary
OF SchOols-W ashington A. Z. Pardon Treas
| urer OF Sehoos-W ashington, VIM. l., CoSan.
Treasurer and Secretary Of Schools-George-
town, w. W. Curtis; County, l.. ;. Brown.
| Trustees Public Schools-First district,
| Ambrose j. Faust, Fred. D.. Stuart, Bushrod
Robinson, A. Hart, o. X. Harris; second district,
| a. Z. Richards, VIM. X. Woodward, John RAN
| joiph, George f. Mcclellan, Il. b. Deitrick;
| third district, VIM. b. Moore, r. F. French,
James c. Dulin, A. NJ. Scott, VIM. p. Allen;
| fourth district, G.. York At Lee, VIM. }. Muir
| agh, Edward Champlin. Vim. Il. Evans, VIM.
l Ii. Crook.
| TRUSTEES Of Public Schools-Georgetown G.
W; Beall, VIM; Dunlop; A; Hide, +; w: M S
ington, j. w. Harry, j. G. Lewis, j. Is. Bloss,
| John n. Cook, Geo. p. Fisher, VIM. g. Green,
| Charles X. Douglass.
Baker, Robert III. Booker, John A. Bayly, JAS.
4. McDevitt, George W. Smith, VIM. Il. Col
| Chief Engineer Fire Observation-Disclosures
Cronin. Assistant Engineer Fire Department
VIM. o. Drew. Secretary Of Fire Department
Herbert Barley. Superintendent Fire-alarm
Telegraph-Henry X. Miles; Operators of Fire
alarm Telegrsph-Henry H. Bishop, Frank d.
| Squires.
Sealers Weights and Measures-James Small,
L
ton, Benjamin F. Crabbs; Georgetown, George
Peters, William Ii. Gaskins. Inspector of Salt
cd Provisions-Albert Blundon.
| Measures Of Wood-Anacostia District, Geo.
X. Ruff; Potomac District, Andrew q. McGrew;
Canal District, Matthew Somers; Georgetown,
Henry Burrows. Inspectors and Weighers of
| Hutchins; Georgetown Joseph Smallwood. In
| spectors and Measures of Lumber-Washing-
ton, Thomas II. Barron, George z. Collision,
| VIM. j. Hubert, +. i. Earbaugh; Georgetown,
G. Thomas. Guagers and inspectors Spirituous
| Liquors-F. Stosch, Al. Blundon. Weighers OF
Hay-washington, Stephen Prentiss, +. NJ
Coakley. Harbor Masters Georgetown, S. II
sherman; Washington; Q. ". Mitchell
| mssioners of Asylum-Rey. ID. w. Anderson
rhos. b. Cross, jr John A. Simms. Physician
| TO Asylum-Chas. Nj. Ford. Resident Student
at Asylum-B. NJ. Bean. Trustees of Poor
| Georgetown-M. V. Buckley, Henry Dade.
| Superintendents of Sweeps, Washington
John Banks, Anthony Banks. Superintendent
| Of Sweeps, Georgetown-CliveL Lemon.
| Physicians TO PoOr-1st district, George W
| Fisher; %, j. Il. Kcasby; Sd. II. j. Southworth
ith, j. Y. X. Appleby; 9TH, A. Brockenborough
Gth, j. Ii. Bushnell; 9Th, II. A. Duncanson; Sth
G.L Magruder; 9Th, A. T. johnson; 10th, L. A
| Adams; 18th, c. V. Boarman.
Apothecaries to Poor-ist district, Alex
Crutchett; I'd, Richard n. Peck; Sd, T. A
| Richie; 4th. Russell Brace; 5th, Jos. Il. Worm
| .ey; 9th, F. b. Winters; It'll, j. X. Cas- i'm; Sth
ID. p. Hickling; 9th, II. b. Ferguson; 10th, X. G.
Lineaweaver; 18th, X, Bacon.
i
| BorrOws, Alfred Jones; Sexton, Rich'd Brown
| Lampiighters - Thos. II. Cross, JAS. Dent
Enoch Ambush, J: w. Shorter, Robt. Green
| Jas. Butler, L. Jeffries, F. A West, j. w. Hun
| ter, Saml. White, Jos. Thomas, James Leonard
VIM. Hobbs, Chas. o. Moore, j. III. Jordan
James johnson. Lewis Willis, Robt. Gilchrist
| Jos. Lee, John Brown, Stafford Parker, Geo. s.
| Dom, John Washington, Mac McBeth, Robt
| Brown, Saml. Collins, VIM. Gibbons, Nath
rflghman, o. p. Anderson, John Burns. Pat
| Borland.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Alfred Pone. eth
| Council district, III. 5. Patton, y W. Jones; 9th
Marshall Brown; 9TH, Daniel Williams Richard
| Clark; Sth WIN. ii. Edinburgh, j. w White; 9th,
| Henry Parker, Chesterfield MARSHALL; 10th,
Charles Wilson, George H. McReynolds; nth,
Commissioners of Markets-Eastern. Andrew
| II. Neville, VIM. IL. Dobbns; Northern, Thomas
| 4. Green, Frank II. Stickney; Western, Alfred
Jones, Thomas Martin; Georgetown, Logan
Observation-Disclosures Hayne, NJ. ]. Chapman,
| David Jones
Commissioners of Flour Inspection-A. Ross
] Ray, I. G. Wheeler.
Garbage Collectors-Georgetown Geo. Ridg.
ley, John Kaiser; 9TH district, Mudd Lloyd, s.
| g. Scott; 9th, VIM. Thomas Michael Lone. 7tb
A. Mcintosh, NJ. Adams; sth, Ed Allen. A,
Barton; 9th, VIM. Bowen, Geo. Walker; 10th,
Fenton jackson, Alfred Berry; 18th, Isaac
johnson, Dyer Shelby.
REMOVAL OF THE NORTH CAROLINA CHER
cKEEs.-Friend John ID. Lang, acting secretary
10 the Board of Indian Commissioners, returned
from his home in Maine this morning. Nh Lang
| and Col. ID. G. Cox, Of the Interior Department
| ave been designated by Secretary Delano 10
| PrOceed to North Carolina and remove the Cher
| okees in that State to the Indian Territory and
| viii leave some time next week. There are
| about 800 Cherokees in the State, all of whom
| are anxious for a change of residence. Mr.. Lang
and Col Cox leave for Philadelphia and New
York to- morrow, for the purpose of purchasing
clothing for distribution among the destitute OF
these Indians. In this duty Mr.. Lang acts
Tor the Indian Commission, and Col Cox
represents the Department Of the Interior.
HoNoRs TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE Pro-
FEssoR MAHAN-The following order has been
received at the War Department:
| HEADQUARTERS U. s. MILITARY ACADEMY.
West Point, ~. r., September 10, lS1-Generot
Order No 4: 1t has become the painful duty Of
the Superintendent to announce the death of
Professor Dennis Mahan, of the Department Of
Civil and Military Engineering, which occurred
on the morning OF Saturday last, the 10th inst.
Those to whom this Is addressed know 20 well
The qualities Of Professor Mahan that no eulogy
could more than family reflect the sentiments
Of affection, respect and admiration felt BY
them for their deceased friend. His great abili-
L ties and Attachments were Of world Vida renufe