The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-24

TuE MASS MEETING OFFICEgs.-Thc follow.
ing is the list of officers selected by the com.
! mittcc Of the Central Grant and COlfax Club
for the grand mass meeting In the Sixth ward
which We deferred at the time
Prcsidcnt-Hony Sayles J. Bowen.
Vice Presidehts-iion Chas. u. Weloh, Gen.
oral o. q. Howard Brcvet Brigadier General
James A. Ekin, Y. 5. At Colonel ID. L..Caton,
Hon. ). r. Brown, Hon, J. NJ. Edmunds, Gen.
cral T. Tottcn, Colonel WIN, A. Cook, Apple.
ton 7. Clark General Joseph GrThaIdi. u. l..
walker, ] SaylCs Brown, John +. Johnson,
u. Better, T. +, Green, George Renfrcw, !. Il.
Arrison, sidney Mcfarland, i, g. Doughcrty,
g. u sheriff., !. II. Crane, :. Il. bond, uhas.
II. Peters, T. Richards, !. g. Dulin, +. r. Fow.
Ter, John + Cook, Josiah enable, Carey W.
White, Joshua l.. Gatchell.
Sectetatics.C. NJ. Barton, George W. Hat
ton, T.. $. Atkinson, VIM. II slater, Henry
stewart, WIN. NJ. slower, Hiram Pitts, Chas.
j. Mcfill, James Campbell, q. W. Wells, L.
7. Williams, Charles II. HOshurn, Francis
Poscy.
FOUTTH WARD SEYMOUR ASD BLArR CLrR.
Tho members of this club held stated
weekly meeting at Wills Hall, on Seventh
street, last evening; Councilman Robert Bali,
the president, in the chair, and Mr.. Brook
Stahicr, secretary.
The question Of attending the dedication
ceremonies ofthe new hickory pole of the First
Ward seymour and Blair club tonight WAS
taken up, discussed Mt considerable length
and the club decided 10 attend In body.
Grafton was the proposition to raise a Soy
mour and Blair polo ~ the intersection OF
Massachusetts and New Jersey avenues, in
the Fourth wand, and 1t was finally agreed
that pole should Ice planted, AMI twill be-
Judging hy our information, the highest pole
in the city.
from Wilrs Hal. = fine new national nag,
which attracts the especial attention OF ali
GOOD Democrats Of that ward.
"Perry Building" corner Ninth street aud
Pcnnsylvani1 avenue, have just received =
new aud well selected stock OF carpeting, oil
cloth, mating, rugs, mats. curtain and furni-
turc materials, which they arc selling at the
lowest rates, rs they buy and sell exclusively
for cash. Their nphOlstcrins department is
managed by competent workmcn, and all work
intrustcd to their care will be executed with
prOmptness llOusckccpCrs will find 1t to
their advantage to give these gentlemen a
call Q, Il, .
Hear w, PEOPLE, AND Listen TO THE
Voice OF Wisp"M.-Those in want OF gents
furnishing goods, good goods, at low prices, go
to the original Franc, 40l Seventh street, be-
tween u and r, where you will lind a splendid
assortment, twenty per cent. cheaper than in
any similar establishment In the city. His
motto Is, "a quick penny Ia better than a slow
dollar Remember the plaCc-i9i Seventh
street, large plate-glts5 front, six doors below
L street No branch store.
PuIcr LIST Of gents furnishing goods at the
original Francs, igl seventh street, between
ID and T. streets Good white shirts, SlHl 30;
line white shirts, S2I2jO; good undeishrts
and drawers, Boo, 75c., and ~; a No. line
merimO shirts aud drawers, a 30, $lTj; good
cotton socks 10, 10, 20, and 2j cents; best
English hall hose, 70 and $3.50 per dozeni good
paper collars, three boxes for Is cents; white
handkcrchicfs, 10, 20, and rs cents; linen col
lars, cuffs, tiCs, bows, toilet articles, Sc, at
popular prices. Remember the ,place-+oI
seventh street, large platc-glass front six
doors below l. street. No branch stores.