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CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN, MONDAY, JUNE Z lS45.
After the consideration and disposal of the unfinished
business of the late Board


Mr. THoRNLY, fiom the committee to which was
referred the nomination of lgnatus Howe, police
constable of the 9th Ward, made report thereon,
recommending that the nomination be confirmed
The nomination was then considered and confirmed
A communication was received from the Mayor
nominating H. r. Maryman as police constable fol
the Third Ward; which was considered and confirmed
The Board, on notion resumed the consideration o.
the Mayors communication OF the 23d June, making
romlnatlons; when the following nominations were
considered and confirmed:


Commissioners of Centre Market.
Walter Clarke, William Orne, John II. Goddard.


Clerks Of Markets.


William Serrn for the West.


John Waters for the Centre.


III. b Robertson, assistant for Centre.


Peter Little for the Eastern Branch.


Inspectors and Measurers IF Lumber.
Henry S. Davis, Benjamin Bean,
William G. Deae, William Douglass,
John w. Ferguson, John G. Robinson.


Wood Corders and Coal Measurers.
James Gather, Nathaniel Plant,
John p. Hilton, Richard Wimsatt,
Samuel Kiman, John b. Ferguson.


Gaugers and Inspectors.


Nicholas CaIlan for The LIST and I'd Wards.
Florian Htz for the Sd and 4th Wards
Medsurers of Grain, de-


James Gather for the LIST District


John Ferguson for the I'd District.


Commissioners Of the West Burial Ground
Samuel Drury, John Wilson, J. c Hardness; Guy
Graham, Sexton


Commissioners of the East Burial Ground.
James Marshall, John P. IngIe; Thomas J. Barrett
Sexton.


Scarengers.


G. T. McGlue, for the lst Ward.


Luke Richardson, for the lst district, I'd Ward.
James Holdge, for the I'd district, I'd Ward.
William Johnson for the lst district, Sd Ward.
Launcelot Wilson, for the I'd district, Sd Ward.
James Hollidge, for the Sd district Sd Ward.
John Cox, for the 4th Ward


Osborn Turner, for the 5th Ward.


John Cox, jr for the 9th Ward


communication was received from the Mayor,
re-nominating William Cooper, Es+as Commissioner
of the Third Ward.


The nomination was then on motion, referred to
Messrs Ihornly, Lenox, and Byngion.


Messrs Fitzpatrick and Lennx were, on moon,
appointed committee to info m the Board of Common
Council that this Board was ready to meet in joint
meeting, for the purpose Of designating police mag
istrae for the 4th Ward


And the Board Of Common Council appearing, this
Board took a recess
The two Boards having assembled in joint meeting,
Samuel Bacon, Esq President of the Board Of Com
mon Council, was called 10 the chair, and E. Mid
dleton. Secretary of the Board of Aldermen, was ap
pointed secretary.


The Board then proceeded, by ballot to designate
police magistrate for the 4th Ward in place OF w
w Stewart, resigned and upon counting the ballots
Mr. Magruder, OF the Board of Aldermen; and Mr.
Lawrence, of the Board of Common Council, having
been appointed tellers,, il was declared that E. W.
Smallwood was duly designated


And the joint meeting dissolved


Mr. LENox asked to be excused from serving on the
committee appointed on the nomination of VIM Coop
err jr., as Commissioner of the Third Ward and the
question being taken decided in the affirmative.
The CHAIR then appointed Mr. Barclay on the CON-
mttee.
And then the Board adjourned.


BOARD OF COMMON CoUNcIL.-Aner the consid-
sideration OF various petitions, bills, &c. of little in
erest to the reader


Mr.. BURCHE submitted the following resolution,
which was read and laid on the tables
Resolved, That n committee of - be instructed TO
inquire into the proprey at this time of making pro-
vision for finishing the south front of the City Hail. and
he fronts OF the east and west wings, far MS those
wings have been constructed; and it. in the opinion of
the committees, It is proper, that they be instructed to
report bill for that purpose =
Tho Board, on motion, adjourned.