The national Republican., 1868-12-10

ACCIDENT TO woRKxAs.-Edward d.
Marshall was precipitsted to the ground on
Iy Syo.s roSs 81 sSe o.pOS pSGf ss.Ha s
tsnee OF about forty feet. He was removed
TO q committee room, where his slight exter-
ns injuries were dressed X Dr. GsG,s. Nc.
and was removed to his house on u street
north, between Second and Third streets east.
The FIRST wARD.-This ward is Improving
very rapidly. The contractor OF the ward, Mr.
George w. Eslin, under the superintendenoe
OF Commissioner Himber, has laid thus far
thirty;nine squares Of brick pavement, which
great many streets OF the ward which had been
neglected for years are now graded and grav-
eled, and the ward presents at every turn
marked Improvement.
BuILpISa AssooIArIoss.-At the eighth
hs srss.
evening, 40 shares Of stock were sold at m
average OF 80 per cent; 400 new shares OF
stock were subscribed for; Atthe 3eth monthly
on Tuesday evening, ", 700 were knocked down
At an average premium OF Az per cent.
GRAND CoScERr.-we desire to call atten.
tlon to the grand concert to be given at the
Western Presbyterian church, on II street,
between Nineteenth and Twentieth, this eve
ming at 1880 o'clock. The occasion 10 the open
ing Of the new organ Of the church, and upon
this occasion some OF the best amateur vocal.
lists 10 the city will participate.
A FiEE.-Yesterday morning. at o;25 o'clock,
the alarm Of FIRE from box 81, Bank Of wash
ington, was occasioned bya FIRE In the sash
factory of Messts. Fenwick 4 Stewart, on
the corner OF seventh and North Is street. 1t
accidentally caught FIRE from the stove, and
was extinguished by a few buckets OF water.
Damage slight.
The LIouoR DEALERS Rs'AssocIArIoS.-Qui ute
A large m Of the liauOr de alera WAS held
at Trades Union Hall, on Tuesday evening,
where the greatest harmony prevailed. The
aaais being private we only learn @ n that The
laws, and agreed to employ counsel In the mat
ter Of license.
COMMITTED FOR CouRT.-Adam Hahn aliai
Kohl, arrested by Oflcer Columbus, of tn,
Sixth precinct, for the larceny Of two pairs o
blankets, valued at tlT. from Mr.: ,,ss1 AlsxsPdel
to jail for court by Justice Clark.
The GERMAN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
Seventh street, Mr.. George Brand in the
chair. After the routine business had been
transacted the Union was addressed by Messrs.
VIM. Young and David Pfeil
VfcIoUs DoG.-Geo. +. Adams was arrested
IN the First precinct, by Oflcer Williams, and
Justice kean fined him IS for keeping vicious
dog.
ArroISTMESr. = Mayor Bowen has ap-
pointed Thomas II. Marston temporarily
40 inspector and measurer OF lumber, In
place Of John s. Crocker, jr., resigned.
GESTLRMEN's Linen Bosom Shirts-a good
artlclc-s2 only, at Geo. u. Hennlng's, No. 5ll
Seventh street. One Price only.
THg wAsuISuToN Co-oPEnArIvE AssocIA.
TtoS, at it's meeting in Temperance Hall, last
night, sold t5, 900, ranging from lil to $50.
NAVAL LoDGE.-Members OF Naval Lodge
/ F. A. A. NJ. will find an important notice else
! where.
SEVENTH WARD REPUBLICANS will NEE
this evening at Hyson's Hall.
@. BAua's Hoop skirt, Corset, and Shoulde
Brace Factory, removed to 5l3 Seventh street
/ ntelligencer Building. \
/ ODissA PASIER CoLLAPsISo SKIRT, tn,
latest and q Ieatest novelty out, eau be oh
tanned Of Douglass Bro. sole agents, 60;
/ Ninth street.
| PREPARE pom WINTER The best and cheap D
est Merino Undershirts and Drawers for so
90 and CENTS fine article 81 and tl. rs; Socks
. pair for Is cents; Handkerchief, Is cents
Gloves In endless yaIiety and at astonishing
low P,Gs Neck Tie; and Ss%i% Of the Latest
Marble Hall, No. ass Seventh street, opposite
Patent Office.
The Royal Eagle Paper Collar. \
LA GRAND YICToRIE is now the novelty fol
ladies, skirt which combines the panier and
AnAcker. Mr.. Charles Baum, the celebrated
hoop-skirt and corset manufacturer, 10 the only
agent Of the District, at his place, 5l3 Seventh
street, between and T..