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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-12-03
From San Domingo.

New YORK, November 1.-The following is ad1i-
tionsl news by the Santiago On the 4ih of October
the Spanish garrison was reduced 10 l 500 by the de-
parture Of the greater part from San Domingo. The
same day 600 Spaniards sailed out from the fort,
and after a severe fight drove the Dominicans from
the town. The Spaniards were assisted by the guns
of the fort, which set fire to the town. The fire con-
tinued till the dep Irture OF the Santiago, destroying,
amongst other valuable stores. those of i considerable
body of foreign merchants. In fact the whole town,
except the Wesleyan Mission House and "A row of
small buildings. was burned. and it was believed
that the rest of the town would be destroyed. The loss
by the two fires. ut Santiago and Port au Plat, will
reach So, 600, 600. The whole population of the lat
ter place had fed to foreign countries, and thou
sands had gone to the neighboring island. Some of
the principal merchants were leaving for the United
States. None saved aught but their lives. Another
account, from the Turk s Island Standard says In
the battle the Spaniards were badly beaten and
driven back to the fort with loss of $50 men. y
brisk fire from the fort compelled the Dominicans to
leave the town. But few American or British off,
cial residences remain. The Catholic churches were
among the houses burned. The Spanish soldiers were
seen going about with hrebrands in their hands when
the fight was progressing. Report said that the Span
iards would sOOu evacuate the fort as they cannot re-
tain il against the Dominicans. who number 4 ,00O. in
the neighborhOod. Report also says that the WI nle
south side of the island is an actual rebellion, anG
that the Dominicans, who are reported to have joined
Santa Anna, had deserted him. The American,
British and other Consuls had arrived at Grand
Turk Island.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-12-03
Russia and Poland.

The reply of Prince GOrtschakoff 10 the French
and Austrian notes on the Polish question has been
published, together with accompanying memoranda
These replies manifest the same firm tone as that
addressed to England. Relative to the allusion made
by N. Drouyn de Lhuys to the Western Provinces of
Russia, as pa ipating in the international %stipula-
tons which settled in 1916 the destiny of Warsaw,
Prince Gortschakoff. maintains that the Imperial
Cabinet cannot admit that point of view, even in the
most restricted manner. Russia will not admit the
right of Europe TO interfere in her internal affairs.
1t is said that Count Rechberg, the Austrian min
lister. has advised that no response be made to Prince
Gortschakof's dispatch, but that the three great
Powers now await further action on the part of the
Russian Government toward the Poles.
The Paris .Noniteur has reproduced the letter from
Warsaw of Aug. Is. addressed by the Polish
National Government to Prince Czartovisky, claim
ing belligerant rights, and its publication in the
French official organ is considered by English and
continental journals as equivalent TO au unofficial
recognition by Napoleon of the Polish National Gov
eminent. Russia was actively engaged in warlike
preparations. The Russian Emperor, in a speech.
hsi promised reforms and extended privileges.
Eleven iron plated g~unboats, with turrets, will be
completed by spring.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-12-03
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3.
Rural Sketches
of 1.-The 9amaiian ISLANDS.
4 Trip to- Kauai, CContinucd.)
By HOLsTErs-

The Plantation of Hon. r. C. Wyllie.
The soil is unsurpassed in richness from the accu-
INFLATED washiugs Of the mountains and the mould
Of perhaps centuries Of luxuriant vegetation. By
iudicious management such a soil can never become
exhausted. Dir. McGregOr enters upon his hercuiean
task 70 regenerate this large plantation with an energy
that is fully needed, aided by extensive experience
and those sound scientific principles OF agriculture
that cannot fail Of the highest results. 1t was with
u~nfeigned pleasure that | perceived the introduction
Of the system Of making use Of the trash for fertili-
ring the soil by underplOughiDg, and 1t were well for
our planters individually, and for. the country at
large, if our sugar planters would follow this method,
so often advocated and so ably argued by the highest
staIdard-bearers of agricultural science. Bousin-
gault, Thaer. Liebig, Johnston, Mulder, Gray. SC.
Thousands Of acres Of the most fertile soils, hundreds
Of once rich plantations in the entire range Of the
South Of the United States of America, have been ex-
hausted and sunk into barren wastes by iDjudiciOus
farming. There are few countries where q judicious
course of farming is so much needed as in this. In
the far South and West Of America an immense area
of land is still in its pristine youth. Here We are
confined to q certain extent of arabic land, whose
boundaries may easily be estimated and measured by
chain and tapeline. II we exhaust our fertile soils
by following in the track Of so many who style
uCAASG hGo ~ ia IL A~1A-J eS AAOo "1ASO
spendtbrifts. we rob our children and coming gene !
rations of g wealth which a bountiful Providence
bestowed on US TO keep for them, We leave to them /
an inheritance Of poverty and prison tasks. by leav-
ing to them an exhausted soil, worn out acres and /
desOlste homesteads. This is a subject that pleads !
not only TO the head and heart of our intelligent /
planters for consideration, but should as well receive /
the attention Of our legislature. if ever in that body I
. spirit of wisdom and patriotism should happen to {
enter. The product of our sugar lands far surpasses {
the product Of most other countries. Our soils are Z
rich in those elements that constitute the inorganic !
materials that are necessary to produce those enor- !
nous yields. and the climate is so congenial to the z
growth Of the cane, that the necessary organic sub Z
stances are freely offered in suitable combinations (
and absorbed by the open mouthed plants. In Flo 2
rida a crop is estimated at 2 to 8 thousand pounds of z
sugar per acre. One acre of tolerable cane takes {
from the soil. the following substances. See US. p. {
o.. Reports, 1852 )
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
CERTIFICATE.

NEW YORK, Feb. II, 1868.
From a knowledge Of the ingredients and their
proportions entering into the competition known
as " Romaine's Cri LC0n Bittcrs," we are enabled
to speak Of It in terms OF high commentator. Pc
rIylan Btrk being one orlts p p.iRcIpnl constiiu-
ents, together with Herbs, Roots and EXtracts
having decided medicinal properties, we have no
hesitation In recommending 1t to physicians amt
the pubic gcaerllly, as an inviTOratng Tonic, iu-
tended TO stimulate the digestive organs,
From Its Alternative properties, It Is ca culHed to
prevent, by It's daily use in moderate quantities,
Constipation, Fever and Ague, mild forms Of Neu-
ralgia and Rheumatisn. It IL an HntidOto to the
effects produced by change Of water and diet,
correcting DlarrhGa, curing Dyspepsia, Collie Sick
and Nervous Headache, NAUSEA Sea sickness. II
ia expressly adapted to females Of delicate cOnst-
tutions, And the innrmttIas ui age
Tins preparation ID composed exclusively Of
vegetable materials, containing no metallic or
mineral substances whatever. Its taste is aro-
matte, warming, and acceptable to the palate and
stomach JAMES H. NuILToH' NJ. d.
JuLiUs G, P0HIE, NJ. d.
Certificates from the Assistant Surgeon and one
OF the attending Physicians Of the U. 4. Hospital
At Newark, N, J., attCsting the henChts derived
from the use OF CFimean BItters may be seen at
the Office Of the Depot.
WV W. CHILToNS \ co.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
DEMEMBER THE ORPHAN

NCONCERT for the Benefit of the Washington
City Orphan Asylum will take place on TIL RS
DAY EVENING, May 2slh, at Odd Fellows Hall,
and all the friends of the O.phAn are earnestly rr-
quesed to aid the Managers In this bCnGN Oent and
desirable object
Tickets MY cents each, to be had at many Of the
Bookstores and Al the Room OF the Hall on the
Evening OF the Concert. my 2O-1
CCEPTRE EXERCISE, FOR LADIES
= AND CHILDRENi also, the corresponding
hut more Athletic Indian Club or Nludgar EXer-
else for Gentlemen, for the prevention and cOrrCt
tIon Of deiormity, one-sdedness, &C, As recon-
mended by the medical profession aud officers Of
the army. They supcrcede dumb bells and all Ca
listhenic eXercises. No officer, merchant or clerk
should be without them. They promote a healthy
circulation develepe and streIgthe the chest and
1pine In a most extraordinary mahner giving such
elasticity and strength to the shoulders arms and
wrists that the sword and baYOnet are used with
double force and facility, and invaluable to singers,
As the voice improves in proportion to the eNpan'
Gion Of the chest, To ladies who cannot take out
| door exercise they are of inCalsulable benefit.
| NV classes for Dancing and Department At VIII
| lATdS' Hall, and at Georgetown, are largely at
tended by the elite of both cities, and can, with
| much satisfaction, refer to the Parents Of my pu.
| pills.
YtolinoSO and Singing, or "aRiShiRg lessons" may
save time and expense by studying under me.
TX. GOODALL,
ApTH WillATdS' Hotel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
ERED,C Y. COZHENs.
sorr Agent roH w's"SOroS AND BNTrNoHr

have always refused to sell any OF the COM
pounds known AZ tonic bitters, AS believe them
to be generally injurious, and composed of dele
terlous drugsi hut from a careful trial of the
"CRI,EAHn BITTERs, backed by the cerhhcates OF
Drs Chiffon and POhle, Of New York have no
hesitation in recommending them TO my friends
and oustomerS FRED'C 5, COZHENS,
WAsHB0roE, D, e., May ~, 1854, mYHl-M
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
nR. FISH LATT,
~ or No. A2l, corner Of Eighth and r streets

Opposite the General Post rJfiee'
Can be consulted on RHEUMATIC. IFFEC1LONS
CONSUMPTION, LIVER C0MPL.AI INTS CHROET1
AFFECTIONS, well aH all DiseA seH OF ImprudeneS
Of Whatever character, and which may be declared
lncurable by other phyhieianA, He engages 10 make
an immediate cure.
From his lengthy practice In the science OF medi.
cine he 10 enabled to OTTER himself TO the public a.
being the only one In Washington capable Of atOrd-
ing speedy relief All cABeR durable will be EuAFan.
tied He warrants cure without the use OF mer-
curry or any other dangerous medicine Recent oGsea
cured In two or three days,
n B, Letters addressed TO DR.. r., at his once No.
al corner Of Eighth and L streets, opposite Gen-
raj Post once, will GOOeiVe Immediate attention.
| E'OR SALE RARE CHANCE TO
| I'm invest; Any one wishing to engage in the
- ~ business Will do well to call Immediately
LIVERY and Sale Stable, corner OF Bridge and
ths ~. Het streets, Georgethwn, D. c., and examine
rh Sne stoh aha outht as 1t will be sold bargain
me HAna 10 NE best In town, and doing frat rate
AOaI. Satisfactory redSOhG for selling, and
OSN"' NA'HV'"u' may a2-Sta
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

REAL ESTATE sAIEs.-Sold, yesterday, by
Green Williams, in Square al, lot II, TO John
RupP, tI4H cents per footi lot 25, to Robt. Bar
rett, at lax cents per foot; lots 20 and a. to John
Rupp, at 90 cents per foot.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

AocDENT.-ThIs morning, about 10 O'Clock,
soldier fell from wagon in the neighborhood Of
city Hall He was In a state Of beAstly intoxioa.
ton. Though his face was covered with blood, II
iB thought that no bones were broken.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
my 25-dtd
NOT r TIL w RID

II O L r T IL w A X d
II SECOND PRECINCT
Notice Is hereby given that In conformity to the
provisions of the charter Of the city Of Mashing-
ton, an election will be held In the saenpd fteGlne
u tho EuUFtI, Ward, In the DHscuient Ol the "ebI
WuE Of the CIty Hail, on Monday, the first day OF
June next, for a Collector, Register, and surveyor
Of said city, 20 serve two ycarsi one member OF
the Board Of Aldermen TO serve two years; three
members Of the BOGri of Common Council to serve
one year; and An Assessor to serve two yCars.
Polls open at o'clock q, M, and close at !
O'Clock H. n PETER +. BACON,
CHAS. n. ANDERSON,
CHARLES WALTER,
my gi Commissioners.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
INDICATORS.

NEW LETT ERS PATENT.
IN Certificate No. 1906, May 20, 1881
INSTANTANEOUS INDICATOR
The Advantages of this Invention are that
PERFECT DETECTIVE
Machine Is offered to the Public, that will account
for
ALL MONEYS RECEIVED
For the great benefit of Chartered CompanieB-aa
City Passenger Railroad Cars, Ferry Boats of the
various Cities, and Foot Passengers over Bridges.
THIS MACHINE is not at the control of Conduc-
tors or Gate Keepers-iB in no way complicated,
and of great strength and durability; to further
comment by us on tins saving point is unnecessary;
1t Is an invaluable
L-TALE MACHIN
Against the too-often pTacticed
KHOCK-DOWN SYSTEM.
Its general use is also WHEREVER Moneys ARE paid
for Admission, suoh as
THEATRES,
On their different Ters and all other Public Places
of Exhibitions Large First-clAss Hotel Dining
Rooms, (Proprietors of which will save a quarter
of their rents by it's introductory Fair Grounds
Race Courses, Wheel Vehicles, and last, though
not least, this principle prevents Fraudulent he.
turns of Votes at Elections.
p. accumulation from those having use
for such MAchlnes, addressed to the Undersigned,
will receive attention.
ROWLAND CROMELIEN,
WILLIAM X. CRISP,
PatenteeB, 393 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Washington, May 20, 1868. my23-dtf
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
NJ AD A e NJ MAC ARTE'S
M GRAND EUROPEAN CIRCUS,

Combined with
NIXON'S GREAT CREMORNE TROVPE
FROM NEW YORK,
VIII give a series OF entertainments,
commencing
TUESDAY, May %, Afternoon and Evening,
on the lot, corner Of New York avenue and Four
teenth street, rear of willard's Hotel,
Introducing at each performance
MADAME MACARTE,
In her wonderful personation act, entitled the
NENlTIAN CARNIVAL,
In which, throughout the European cities, she has
been proclaimed " lie Reine de Circiquc," and adj
mitted as the most graphic and picturesque repre-
sentative of equestrianism of the age.
SYRo.ARABIC TROUPE,
OF MALE AND FEMALE PERFORMERS,
who have created an immense sensation in Europe,
composing
Mile. Queen Of Athlete
Mile. Zuleika..... The Intrepid and Graceful Poscc
Ali Hassan The Giant of Strength
Seyd HassAn. King Ol TTaprLc
The most astonishing Posturer of the age.
The above troupe comprises the first FEMALE
GYMNASTS that ever appeared in this country
but by their wonderful grace, beauty, and extra
ordinary evolutions, they have won an enduring
fame, and although their featH are most astOnish-
Ing, nothing can equal their agility and muscular
developments that are so elegantly and gracefully
defined.
BEAUTIFUL STUD OF TRAINED HORSES;
Including
SHETLAND PONIES
Exhibited in
IRELAND, ENGLAND, and SCOTLAND.
MR. EhION SlONE In MS great INDIAN All on
his Wild Prairie Stced.
JIM COOE, the celebrated Jester, from Pablo
Francs renowned English Circus.
MILE CARROLL, the brilliant Star Equestrian,
from the Cirque Imperial, Paris, Ber-
lin, st. Petersburg, etc.
SAM LATHROP, the Comic Kentucky Clown, Will
convulse the audience with side-splttlng
jokes and modern comicalitiPs
HERR CLING, the famous Tight Rope ENpCuitiun-
ist and Preceptor OF Blondin.
w. d CARROLL,
the great Double Act Rider.
I'M REYNOLDS, known As the Model Clown, will
also take his share in the entertainment,
the whole performance being the
most Versatile and Pleasing
ever offered to the
CITIZENS OF WASHING ron
comprising
TEN GREAT STARS OF EQUEsTIANISM,
MALE AND FEMALE ACRODATS,
THREE RENOWNED CLOWNS
and
TWENTY-FIVE STAR PERFORMERS
The above
GRAND COMBINATION
| will commence in Warrington on TUESDAY EVE
| MING corner of New York avenue and Fourteenth
| street and exhibit during the week, every after
| noon, commencing at O'Clock, and every evening
| at 3 o'clock.
| Admission, Ampitheatre, 25 cent
| Reserved SeAtE...... ...,....,,.,...,, 90 cenli
| Children TO Reserved Scats, half price.
| my &c
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

A Word OF ADvICE.-Those who have been
doctoring for weeks and months without obtaining
relief should consult DR.. FishblAtt, whose office IL
At No. al street. corner Of Eighth street. and be
radically cured. Twenty-Five years experience has
established Dr. Fishblatps reputation as AphyBi-
clan. Recent cases cured in a few days. Charges
moderate. DR. FISHBLATT,
No. 42l E street, corner OF Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Ofnoe.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

THE only place where you can purchase India
Rubber goods of al! kinds at Manufacturer prices
at II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, 5IO
PennsylvAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. mar 23-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

Alonzo G, Hubbell, nth N. VI Andrew J. Hubbard,
I2iSt New York; Martin Riley, i22d Pa; Nathan
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
LNO L II T II W \ II D,
X T,tDcIr pprT

VNO L II T II W \ II D,
FIRST PRECINCT
Notice Ia hereby given that In conformity 10 the
provisions Of the charter Of the city Of Washing
Ton, an Election will be held on Monday, the iirsi
day of June next, at Henry w. Henkle's residence,
No. 3ol SiXth street west, between II and streets
NORTH for Collector, Register and surveyor OF me
city Of Washington, one member Of the Boatd ol
Aldermen, three members Nf the Board nj Common
Cou ell, and one Assessor
The poll will open at O'Clock a. M and close At
| : o'clock y. IN. J.. &. ECKLOFF,
u. MlLBURN,
FRAS. b. LORD, SR.,
! my 19-dtd Commissioners.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
FOR SALE OR RENT.

ROOMS. VERY DE-
IL glrable FURNISHED ROOMS for rent in
one OF the most healthy locations In the city, and
adjacent to several boarding houses Call at 399
c street, between Third and Four-and-a-half.
my 25-9ts
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
CONFECTIONERY.

TOS. SlIAFFIELD'S BALTIMORE
- CONFECTIONERY, No 3sB Sixth street, Be
tween G and II. Having rehtted and enlarged my
saloon and store, l Am now again ready to buUnly
my customers and the public In general with every
thing In the Confectionery line. Twin always keep
on hand a line and fresh assortment OF French and
american confectionery and Candles. JellleB
fresh Cakes and Pastry every day at I2 O'Clock
| Wedding Cakes Fancy Cakes, Charlotte Russo
Pyramids, Ornaments Of all kinds and sizes made
to order at the shortest notice. Parties faira sur
peTs, dinner parties, balls and entertainments
| nished on the most reasonable terms. Ice c. cam
and Water Ices 81 per gallon deli yered to ar ms "a
| Of the city and Georgetown. may I251 sat
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
AnlmnnnAnnan

GRovER's THEATRE.-"T Flowers Of IN,
Forrest" has been anxiously looked for by mani
patrons Of the drama for several days. This even
ing this opportunity will be afforded. Miss Lucille
Western appearing in her great character Of Gym
thla, the Gypsy girl. Messrs. Barron, Rogers
Bokee, Williams and the various other member
Of the excellent company appearing. "Eas
Lynne" is to be produced one night during thil
week.
CAHTRRBURY.-ThIs afternoon at O'Clock
another grand spArring exhibition will take place
at the Canterbury. Joe Coburn, the champion
prEe-hghter, will be assisted in the exhibition by
the Canterbury Minstrels and other performers
Tonight the usual splendid entertainment will
take place, when the full company Of artists male
and femAf, will appear In most excellent, attrao
tive performance. Annetta Galletti in the mag
nihcent ballet" The Mountebank Of Slcilyp, Au.
gusta and Marie in their brilliant dances; Mias Ag.
mes southerlAnd in charming ballads J. II. Bud.
worth in new banjo solos, &C. Geo. r. EdeBon In
the favorite farce Of "A Pleasant Neighbour" etc.
VARHTms.-second and last night but one
Of Fitz simmons great original version Of " Uncle
Toms Cabin" the edramAtiZation that crowded the
Varieties last night in every available spot, and
which ELECTED the heartiest approval from all
present II Is free from all sectional can't and at
traetively presented; Tonight, second appearance
Of the champion lady clog dancer OF the world,
Nellie Howard, and the character dancer, Miss
Fielding, two of the choioest ladies on the stage
with twenty other lovely ladies, and nearly hfty
performers.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The Panorama of the
Russian War having been withdrawn for the pur-
pose Of giving full AID complete exhibition Of the
very beautiful and elaborate stereoseopic pictures
they will be shown every evening during this
week, and on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
There are views Of scenery, at home and abroad,
stAtuAry, gems of art, and paintings, as well as
representations of many of the battes Of the pres
ent war, portraits of our generals, statesmen, sc.
the whole offering to all lovers Of the artistic and
beautiful q most rare entertainment.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

pEATHS OF soLDmRs-The deaths of the fol-
ing soldiers were reported at Captain HArtz'S
10;
White, s6th Pal 8. Wright, SSd N. VI John
rdner, ssd N ~ Jesse Darat, 18th ohioI Nathan
Pllsy, 10th N. ~ George Meyer, IASth Pa, Wm.
PiayItsSdr S'd n Vii 7, BullinEsr, ed Pa
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26


BrOptiCtOFB.
FlTZ SIMMONS. Stage Manager Il Advertiser.
Brilliant success OF Fitz simmons great version OF
U n { l. 4 TOMS CABIN;
On, LIFE AMoSo THE LowLY.
LIZA True Picture of slavery. Free from all
sectional cant. Six Acts in One. New Scenery BY
JoSEPH PARkRR. New PrOpertiesby WILLIAM
DuLhNEN. Double Dramatic Company. A
Double Concert Troupe.
Miss NELLIE HOWARD, LIZZIE FIELDING
w. 5. BUDwORTH, HARRY LESLIF, ADA TEs-
MAN, HELENA SMITH, STELLA FORREST,
JENNiE FORREST, Mile GERALDINE, Miss
FI;oRENCE, Miss LESTER, Miss WILSON, Miss
Johnson, DICK WATKINS, FRANK KERNS,
JAMES PILGRIM, BOB HALL, JOHN PURCELL
mention.
H-WEDhnsTAY ATTEREooN-LadicB Fashion.
Budworth's Benefit.
Admiration. 25 and so Ctsi Private DOAvS, o..
my sc
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

VINO WILL BE CURED I've desire to call
special attention to the advertisement Of the eee.
brated Dr. Nellny which appears In another column
The Doctor safe and whose
skill and experience ls guarantee that the unfor.
hdence intruSt his case in his hands Let young
men be warned in time, and seek the best means ol
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

oNs or TEMPERANcE.--The Grand Division
he District OF Columbia was In session TODAY
IRtOn Hall. The reports of the grand ofioer,
resent the order in a favorable condition. The
ineSS was harmoniouSly conducted, and the
knd Division closed to meet at the same plaos
lrterly. The Grand Division OF Maryland will
OF in baltimore next Thursday, ami not In thiI
7 a. heretofore announced.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26

Go TO WHITEHURsT, 434 Pennsylvania ave,
nue., to obtain superior Likenesses at reduced
prices. Fine Card Nignettes, formerly sold at 81
per dozen, now selling at SIj half dozens, same
selling whole size colored at only &C. iwill excel
In "CoiOred Carte de YseS having secured the ser
Vices Of superior artist for that branch of bust.
ness. Hkenesses of many Of those fallen In battle
can be obtained here; also card photographs OF
prominent men, both civil and military.
NOV Ql-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-26
T. G. n INDY,
J. MILLS,
J.
GEO VI. OYSTER,
my 2I Commissioners Of Election,
my "a

ENIFT II " \ RID,
SECOND PRECINCT
Notirc Is hereby given that In conformity 10 the
prov slons nf the charter Of the CIty OF Washing
ion M election will be held In the Second Precinct
of the Filth Ward, at the School house, corner O
d sttpet south and Third street c Ist, on NUNDAS
the lat day OF June next, Tor Collector, Register
and surveyor Of said city, and for one menIner u
the Board uf Aldermen and thrca members OF the
Board OF Common Council to Represent said ward
Polls will be opened AT 9'cl cI u. m, aud VIII
clOfr Al .''Oc,t p. IN, -.
ISAAC Z. BARTLETT
WM. NOT lNGHAM,
Il. B FERGUSON,
my on-h CmmmaaIOners.