The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-16

MErrIso or FopRrH WARD REPuBLroArs
--On Monday night the Fourth Ward Repub-
lioan club held meeting at the eolorea church,
corner OF Fourth and Z streets, MT. y: II:
the meeting had been called for the purpose
potnteh 10 make arrangements for the Repub-
;aR sssssse S Ss ,fS sina 9,ss report
u was agreed that the COMMITTEES should make
their arrangements as economically As posi-
BILE, 49,. :. .I.... 70. adam. .r. ,.1g .
Mr Needham gave notice that members Of
the Lincoln Cooperative tcoloredl Bnildlns
Association were expected to come forward
At the next meeting prepared to pay their
On motion Of Mr.. Barnes, tcolored,) instruc:.
tion was given that the various ,oolored
churches should be REQUESTED 70 announce
tS. R ' he S Ssgits ss1S FspsSissss sIs =:
pected 10 meet At the eofofed church on the
corner OF Fourth and Il streets, at O'Clock,
IL was agreed to pay si.oo per night for the
hall in future to meet inj alter which the
meeting adjourned. ..uapa
KsonTs or PrTH,hs..,Past Grand Chan.
celiors Rathbone and barton, OF the District
Of Columbia, Abbott, OF Maryland; Hayes, OF
Delawarei Reem, Of Pcnnsy lyaniajand French,
~ ss .ns
stitutiop for the Entree Order, oompleted
their labors at the Fountain Hotel IN Balti-
more, last week, and will present the result
of their labors to the Supreme Lodge at its
next session, in Wilmington, Delaware, on
the eth OF November. The order 10 still rap.
idly Increasing throughout the State. On
from New York for : charter to organize Bar
ton Lodge, No. 3, Of that State, the frst APP
piication since the formation Of the Supreme
LODGES in ths District have been officiaiiy
| visited during the past ten daysby tho Grand
Lodge ofioeTs, and weIs found TO be In high
state Of proficiency. The entire membership
now numbers 10000. 49,
Pole RArsIsa.-At a meeting Of tho First
Ward Seymour and Blair CLUB, held on Mon.
day night, ~ was decided that the hickory
pole near the Circle should be erected on
day, the 3ith inAtant. A resolution offered by
tions TO the different Democratic clubs Of the
city, also Georgetown, on the night Of the
SALE or Public LASps.-Returns received
| yesterday at the General Land once exhibit
q disposal OF 5s, sos acres Of the public lands
S 81. Peter, Minnesota, $3.50 sofesi frsvefse
eonsln, ~ acres. The larger portion Of the
land was taken up BY actual settlers tudcr the
| CHARGE DtsMIssRD. As we expected, the
charge brought by a negro woman, named
whom she charged with being the father o.
her illegitlmate child, was dismissed yester
day after q full bearing before Justice Walter
There should be come law to punish thost
vile creatures who trump false charges agains
respectable persons,
AccIpssr-Yesterdaya colored man, nance
Samuel Brown, engaged in cutting hay on |
street, near Kendall Green, cut q finger of hi
left hand, and mashed the member otheIw ise
His wounds were dressed by an spothec,r!
Re @ * & Capitol Jap nif utFa man taken 10 M
FLAo RArsrsd.-f'he Northern flsetue
Seymour and Blair club will to-dsy throw I,
the breeze a large American flag. with tn
names OF the Conservative Occidental nom
ineea attached, from their headquarters a
Wills Hall, Seventh street, between IL and
streets.
APPOINTMENTS. - The Secretary OF tn
Treasury Yesterday made the following Ap
MI. John N: Toein, s,orshespet, Fourtl
gauger, First Alabama district.
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UnLDRES's AND BOYS, dARIBALDI SUR
George @. Henning's, No. oll Seventh streee
Gari6alds Suits from three years for ", q, .,
and 90. Bismarck SUITS to eight years for
STEALING Ho1s-Dennis Mccarthy was Al
rested by Oficer Leach on Monday, charge
with stealing two porkets, valued at $50, froI
Mr.. Eafontaine. Justice Clark sent the Al
, Gu sed to jail for court.
FALSE ALAuN.-Yesterday morning an alsri
OF fire was turned In from box Is, (Tenth an
, II streets,) which proved false, but the I'll
D department were promptly on the ground.
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ii MASS MgsrINa.-The Itass nieeting ID Nh
I Fifth ward to dedicate the Seymour and Bla
a pole, Is announced for tonight, and II Is e.
pectcd TO be large affair.
PRrCE LIST Of gents' furnishing goods at II
9 d and L streetsI Gool white shirts, tlal 10
' ine white shirts, tsss8.bo, good hndershir
= and drivers, b0c., Toe, and 81; A No. ! III
! meIiuO shirts and drawers, u 80, h.15i GOO
9 cotton, socks, 10, 10, 90, and IS ccntsi be-
), English half hose, " and Is. so per dozen; goc
n paper collars, three boxes for as centsj whit
HANDKERCHIEF, 10, 20, and % cents; linen &C
lars, cuffs, ties, bows, toilet articles, sc,
y popular prices. Remember the place
4 Seventh street, large plate.glass front, 81
o HEAR YR, PEorLE, AND Listen TO I'll
= VOICE or WIsDoS.-Those in want OF gent
furnishing goods, good goods, at low prices,
Z to the original Franc, 49i Seventh street, ;
ii tween ID and Is, where you viii Ind splend
assortment, twenty per cent; cheaper than
n any similar establishment In the city. ii
N motto is, "a quick penny Is better than slo
dollar" S5emember the place-+9t Seven
n street, large plateglass front, six doors belo
@ l. street. No branch store. Il
q Hotels and Restaurants
n II - "a ~ N = N