LOCAL DoIMGs.

CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN MONDAY, SEPT. 8, l845
Mr.. ADAMS, the President of the Board, being abb
sent, Mr. BARCLAY, the Vice President took the chair
A communication was received from the Mayor,
transmitting statement of unexpended appropriations.
communication was received from the Mayor,
transmitting statement of the account of the Bank of
Washington with the Corporation.


The amendment of the Board of Common Council
alleys, undergoing improvement was taken up and
referred TO the Committee on improvements


Mr. WILSON presented n communication from Geo.
Cochran and others, committee appointed by meet
ing of citizens on Friday last in relation to the con.
tempated visit of the Defenders Of Baltimore in 1914
to this city on the 18th instant; which was read and
referred TO Messrs. Wilson, Fitzpatrick, and Magruder
Mr.. FITzPATRIcK introduced resolution directing
the committee to which was referred the bill for the
purchase of the brick bridge the canal at New
Jersey avenue, report the at the next meeting
of this Board; which was read and adopted.


Mr.. MAGRUDER introduced resolution authorizing
the expenditure of an unexpended balance of an ap-
preparation in the First Ward; which was read three
times and passed.


Mr.. THoRNLY introduced an act to authorse nm as
sstant teacher to be employed in the Sd school district
and for other purposes; which was twice read and
referred to the Committee on Public Schools.
Mr.. MAURY, from the Committee on improvements
to which was referred the amendment Of the Board o
Common Council the bill for the protection OF
nues, Streets and lanes, undergoing improvement re-
ported the same with an amendment; which was con





was agreed to.


Mr.. MAGRUDER introduced an act making appropr
atoms for improving certain streets in the First Ward
which twice read and referred to the Committee
on improvements. ea hg "a3
Mr.. MAGRUDER, from the Committee on the Asylum
made the following report Of the number of persons
received at the Asylum during the last month:
INFIRMARY. Persons
There were in the House the 3lst July,
lS45, per report Sd
Received in August, l845 Is


So
Discharged, l3; in August, l845 l3
In the House 3lst August, l845 Sc
PENITENTIARY.
There were in the House the 3lst July,
lS45, per report so
| Received in August, lS45 Sc
Discharged, Al; eloped, 7; in August, lS45 81
In the House 2lst August, l845 SIS