Daily national Republican., 1863-03-06
LOCAL NEWS.

Nne Noto HtOOdt ware, III fenn5 aaj eleotinB lhe
former By "a majority The following gentlemen
had no oppositioni Reuben Johnston, for Auditorj
sF. Beach, for Corporation Attorney, Robert
Bell, IT,, for surveyor, W. NJ. Johnson, for Chief
Engineer of tho Fire Department; ]. D. Loysioy,
for Inspector and GuAger Of Liquors. John p.
whitemore, for Clerk Of the Marketj Thos. Davy
and p O. Henderson, for Assessors, Geo. Q, fewea,
for collector Of Taxes for the Northern District,
and W, n, Howard, for MeaSurer Of Lumber. 4
For Superintendent Of Police the vote stood; C.
r. Grimes, bsJ Robert Wade, q. Grimes mNjOri-
ty, Is.
ThoS. D,yyer, for Superintendent Of Gas, received
6smaority over O. n. Joyce, the vote being Dwyer, |
sii toyce, %. lrIa, ... ...
The vote for Measurer Of Wood and Bark was, |
for W. w. white, 10, J. 7. Taylor, 40.
Chas. c. Wade, for one OF the Measurers Of Lum- |
ber reeeived ~ majority over S, L. C. sldebottom,
the vote beng wade, 81, sldebottom, n. ..
o. G. Wittiesey, for Collector Of the Southern
District received T6 votes, and J. r. Gray, his com
petitoF, %. a'" ...nH
At meeting OF the Election Commissioners on
Wednesday, two votes were thrown out in the
vote for Alderman in the Eirst ward, making tie
between Lewis Mckenzie and Stephen shinn. The
Commissioner gave the scat TO Mr.. Mckenzie, In
the second ward A. Moran and p. seldner received
grseyotes each, the Commissioners deciding in
favor Of the former .... ........
The following gentleman compose the new city
Council; lrstward-Lewis Mckenzie alderman
5. Baker, q. Hults, J. =. CAriin, and C'L. Neaie,
oouncilmen. Second waTd-A. Jameson, alderman;
J. L. DYSON @. B.shirley, J. n. sherwood, and A.
Moran, counellmen. Third wards. p Beach, al
derman, John Moore, JEFF Tacey, J. S. Clark, and
IS. N. Garwood, eouncilmen. Fourth wArd-J. P.
Agnew, alderman, W. d. Massey, II. s. Martin, W.
Arnold, and s. L. c. sidebottom, councilmen.
NEwnoYS HoaE.-A very interesting meeting
was held last evening, at No. bs1 street, Of per-
sons who take an interest in establishing a home
for newsboys In this city. Prof Joseph Henry pre-
sided, and Mr.. A. NJ. GAngewer acted secretary.
copy OF the joint resolution passed by Congress,
authorizing the ute Of portion Of the yncantpub-
lie ground in Judiciary or Armory Square to Prof
Joseph Henry, Henry Beard, and J. W. Forney as
trustees, for the erection thereon OF suitable
building for home for the destitute newsboys,
was read.
A constitution was adopted, and officers elected
under II. The following are the names OF the ON.
GERS elected to for the ensuing year. viz: Pres
idept, Mrs Julia Weedi vice president, Mrs, Henry
wflab..t treasurer, Mrs. d. W. Bliss; secretary,
Miss MRsr,A HenTyj board Of managers, Mrs. A.
u, ,Gassswer, hIrE. Hooper, Mrs. Henry d. Cooke,
Tdfs. ROsannA MeLane, Mrs NJ. L. Ripley, Miss
Alice Hooper, Miss 2. c. Robbins, Mrs. Franck
Taylor, and Mrs. NJ g. Harti advisory committee,
A. NJ. Gangewer, James r. Hood, and s. J. Bowen,
Esqs.
On motion, DR.. Bliss, Heary Beard, Esq, A. NJ.
Gangewer, Miss Alice Hooper, Mrs. Dr.. Bliss, and
Mrs. A NJ. Gangewer were authorized to act as a
building committee in conjunction with the trus.
' tees.
Resolutions Of thanks to Jay Cooke 4 Co., and
Others for their liberal donations, were adopted.
AN OFFICER ACCIDENTALLY sHoT-An oficer,
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cidentally shot himself about noon yesterday,
while riding down Seventeenth street, opposite
The War Department It is supposed that the
pistol was discharged by the trigger coming in
contact with some part Of the saddle. He was
carried into restaurant near by, when II was
aseertained that the ball entered the left leg few
inches above the knee, and passed clear through,
IT hoped, without fracturing tho bone. After
his wound was dressed he was conveyed in an am.
bulAnce TO his place of residence.
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sEBErADE TO MEMBER OF CoRoREss.-Hon
A. D, olln, of-New York, last night received tho
compliment of BeTenade Mt WillArds' Hall, BY
the band Of the One Hundred and Sixth New Yorl
RECIPIENT, In response to numerous calls, he ap
+ ,peAred and made few remarks, and was followed
by Nessrs Owen of New York, Brown Of RhOd'
Island, and Gen. Nye, Governor OF Nevada.
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SrARREsT ron CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS
Jn0, carney was Arrested SebteIuhyI ny ihHOllhhl
ConaheI7of the Seventh ward, for carrying con
cealed weapons. He was fined $40 by justice
stratton He was afterwards arrested for pro
family in the street, and fined.
INDIA RUBBER GooDs.-It is not necessary 70
Mr.. II. A. HALL to enumerhte the different style
and kinds Of rubber and GuttH reTohn & msnuiSS ma nl
and glance into the beautiful store or list OF price
given by his attendants, will convince any one thA
WarshouSs, and Is located al $40 PennsylYAnia ave
nue., next door to MeBsrs. Harper X Mitohellis DR.
Goods warehouse, between Ninth and Tent
streets. decs-u
ATTENTION, AFFLICTED DIR yellny is yet Ell
gagged In an extensive practice in this city, and "
would call the attention OF the poor, puny, emAc
ated victims of their own sins to the best source
@ a. oSSc and SHS sH sso0ndiy oS on Il
most skilful physicians, land none are better tha
Or. vellnyl and be cured q the disease 3 which
4 you to premature grave.
Go TO WHITEHURsT, 4St PennsylVaniA Avenu
70 obtain superior Likenesses at reduced Prlee
now selling At Sli half dozens, same rate; Colort
Impsrlsls REDUCED from $40 70 e2oi selling who
.CaTtsds HisieI,n having secured the services Of
superior artist for that branch Of business. Lik
hs1 fsiSed hsTeI SlSo card photoESphs Of pFoninsl
| men, both civil and military. noVN-u
A WoAD OF ADVICE.-Those who have beS
dootorinE for weeks and months without obtainiI
relief, should consult DR.. Fishblatt, whose ONCE
at No. AL Htreet, corner Of Eighth street, and
radically cured. Twenty-Five years experience h
established DR.. FishblAtps reputation Aa phyI
clan. Recent cAseA cured In a few days. Charg
moderate. DIR. FIsHBLA1T,
No. AL street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Otiioo.
DEuRABLE INDIA RUBBER GOODs.-MF. II.
Hall has Just received a lot Of Onicers' Long Al
Light duh finished Coats also, dull finished Po
ohos, extra large siLesj also, lot of blue Engli
TaluiAs, very long, at $40 eaehi which he 10 sell
AtmAnufacturers' At prices, at his India Rubber WAI
l., house, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between MIN
III and Tenth streets. oct 21-ti
I q HALLS RUBBER PAGES for Ladies', only % cen
each, at his INDIA RUBBER Warehouse, 3IO Pen
sylvaniA Avenue, between Ninth and Tenth stree
bl9-u
AmuSementa.
The HUTCHIRsoRs.-These sweet singers 81
their last concert but one tonight, at Willar'
Hall. Tomorrow evening they give their ID
concert at the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Chur'
Icolorah fort the hama of the oOntrAbAndB The