The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-26

POLLING PLAcEs.-The following polling
| places have been dcsignated In the several
| wards Of the city, at which citizens will vote
according to their position on the Alphabetical
/ list.
First ward--The votes Of all persons who
have been registered In the First ward, the I'M.
| tial letters OF whose names commence from A
to u inelusiye,will be received at precinct No.
!, situated on the north side OF I street, be.
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. L
| to II inclusive,at precinct No, 2,situated south
side Of Istreet, between Nineteenth and Tween.
| tieth streets ] to NJ inclusive, at precinct No.
., situated west side OF Twentieth street, be.
| tween X and l. streets, IN to 5 inclusive, at
precinct No. 4, situated south side OF II street,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
TtoZ inelusiye,st precinct No: 8, situated
Second ward-A TO D inclusive, will be re-.
sornsf Of &ss.sssus.i avenue and a' TMsfs
Situated s e... TO I'd. az rHss P .s...
between / and X streets north. to M inclusive,
at precinct No. 3, situated northwest corner
o. New York avenue and Twelfth street west.
northwest corner of Twelfth street west and II
| street north. 7 to z inclusive, at precinct No.
5, situated west side Of Twelfth street west,
neAr the corner OF II street north.
| Third Ward-A to ID, inclusive, at precinct
No. ], Martins carpenter shop, north side OF
NJ street north, between Sixth and Seventh
and 8, L. W. Worthington's house, On M street
north. south side, betweent Sixth and seventh
streets west. N TO z, inclusive, at precincts
| street west and street north.
Fourth Wsrd--A to ID inolusive-Preolnct
| No. ], at commissioners room, basement OF
Precinct No. At once ofthe Chief Of Police
basement Of the west wing, City Hall. / TO M
lnelusiyc-Prscinet No. ., at b. n. Smiths
between q street and Louisians avenue. N
| to s inclusive-Precinct No, 4, at Asburv
Lloyd's law office, south side Louisiana ave-
nue., between Ioar-snd. s,hsIi and Sixth street.
Canterbury Hall, south side Louisiann ave-
nue., between Four-and-a-halfand Sixth streets
west.
Fifth ward-A to d, inclusive, will be re-
ceiycd at Precinct No. /, situated No. O. South
street, between First and Second streets
east. Z to II. inclusive-Preeinot No. Q, south
to NJ, acknowledgements No. 8, west side OF
| Third street east, between Pennsylvania ave-
n ps, and 2 ;tIeet south: n 70 z, inclusive,
street east and A street south.
sixth Ward-A to D. incluslvc.-Precinct
No. !, yc.t side OF Eighth street east, between
einet No. a corner OF Eighth and q streets. /
TO NJ Northumberland No. 3, west side OF
Eighth street east, between @ and I streets
q. W. Whites, east aide Of Eighth street east,
between and X streets south. T to Y inclu.
siye-Preeinct No, 6, at VIM. b. Bobbinl', east
side OF Eighth street east, between l and X
Seventh Ward-A to O inclusive, Precinct
No. J., corner Of Eighth street east and = street
south, south side. D to II inclusive, Precinct
No. 2, at the wood ONCE Of Mr.. Haily, on the
north side OF street south, between Sixth
and seventh streets west, to NJ Inclusive,
Precinct No. 2, at Jackson Humphreys carpen-
ter shop, south side OF L street south, between
Four-and.a.hRlf and Sixth streets west, near
four.and-a-half street. N to s inclusive, Pre-
cinct No. 4, northeast corner OF Il street iouth
elusive, Precinct No. ., at Riley's coffee fac
tory, south side of II street south, between
Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets west, oppo.
site police station.
COMMISSIONERS OF ELEcrIoS.-The follow.
Ing list Of commissioners Of election 10 cor
rected to this date. That published In the city
papers generally is quite inaccurate;
FIRST WARD.
First Prcelnot-J.spef NJ. Witty, F. d.
Stewart, and Isaiah Boulden.
Second Precinet-H. q. Fillebrown, @. W.
Emerson, and John A. Simms.
Third Precinct-Chas. II. Berger, L. d. Par
kcr, and Edward Crusoe.
Fourth Precinet.J. 7. Kidwell, Charles W.
Drury, and Frank Taverns.
Filth PreeinctaHenry Heimber, Z. @. Gal.
vert, and Lewis Bell.
SECOND WARD.
First Preeinot-John $. Sheets, John Chap
man, and Thomas Green.
Second Precinct-John W. Tucker, Michael
Third Precipct-Jno. J. Joyce, O. A. Dough.
crty, and II. A. Bookers.
Fourth Plecinet-wm. Pettibone, Andrew
Noerr, and y. ]. Jones.
Filth Precinet-Joseph W. Mattingiy, Jas
. Ennis, and Joseph Z. Venning.
) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W. Knowles, Johr
Rodgers, and Thomas r, Bell.
second Preeinet,T.w. Phillips, II. A. Lang
'' Th ira P T%; Raad H,,,,vv, NJ noo.,
Fourth PreclnctNThomss Davis, Henry t
Smith, and John Turley.
Fifth Preclnct-ChArfes King, Alex HAYES.
and Joseph r. Cassin.
FOURTH WARD
First preeinet-Samuel q. Mills, Jabe1
Second Precint-T. Allen, VIM. Waters, and
Jas. A. Jones,
Third Preoinet-Matthew O. Emory, Eugene
II. Lewis, and \. Iddins.
Fourth Prectnet-Ohas. II. walter, william
ii. Baldwin, and Chas. II. NJ. Wood.
Fifth Prccinet-Byron d. Johnson, W. II
Edinboro, and John T. Halleck.
PlPTH WARD.
First Preeinct-Geo. W. Wells, T. d. Stuart
and Leonidas Scott.
second ,l PIscIns, , Bartlett, S. g, WALES
Third Preclnci-BenJ. Mcads, Dennis Gala,
Fourth Presias,1G. H. Parsons, Rich. Sum
mers, and L. $. Atkinson.
Fifth Preeinet-Davis Baker,w. o. Marshall
and A. p. McKenna
sixTU WARD.
~ ..
Turner, and Henry Better.
Second Preeinet.Jas. walsh, NJ. D., Edward
Wayson, and NJ. W. Evans.
Third Precinct-L. A. Tuell, Henry Acton,
and Philip Winkheld.
Fourth Precinct-R. 7. Talbert, John T.
Smith, and Samuel Goutt.
Fifth Precinct-Chas. Carroll, Lemuel Cad.
dis, and Richard Baxter.
SEVENTH WARD.
First Prccinct-,J. 7. b. Purcell, ]. l.. Pear
son, and J. l.. N. Bowen.
Second Precinct-Geo. s. Hepburn, w. T.
Doniphan, and Cato Ward.
Third Precinct-James Small, W. d. Wise,
and II. o. johnson.
Fourth Precinct-Iohn l.. n. Wilkinson,
John X, Pearson, and J, A, Peake.
Fifth Precinct--feo. ID. Johnson, Thomas II.
barron, and Robt. II. Graham.
SETH GRgES's FISH HATcuISa.-Mr. Seth
Green's hybrid fish spawn tshad and bass)
were Matched yesterday at the Smithsonian
Institution. As there Is a chance that the
shad spawn might have been impregnated from
the water at the fishery, In which they were
deposited, where large quantity OF the male
shhd had been hauled to the shore, the expert
ment 10 being tried again under conditions
which will make the results reliable for the
purpose Of determining whether the dihaTent
breeds OF fish can be successfully crossed.
Mr. Green made another experiment Satur.
day evening to ascertain whether the spawn
spawn was taken from shad that had been de ad
for about twenty minutes and placed In a small
matching box, Yesterday morning the young
hsh could be seen In this spawn with the naked
eye, and progressing finely.
TUn EyTEnpRIsIsa MARKRITER, always
getting up something new and novel, has a
new sign box at his store door. On one side
Is painted q representation OF q lady aud gen.
tleman customer comfortably seated, and 10