The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-07
WASHINGTON CITY.
CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR.


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lvuoSrsAU James w. borree
hnov Noenns.'..'..... ............ Ncnard Wailach
PROCLAMATION BY ruR MAYOR.
MAYORS 0ruu, wAnnSoroy, June Q, 1858.
about 10 ake place. and the country expects every good
citizen Of the District 10 do h duty In Tie preservation Of
me rshi Of every qualified voter 70 exercise his elective
franchise according 70 his judgment dear 10 freemen
and odous TO tyrants only Any attempt 70 resist this
cd with energy and determination
There power inherent among W 70 protect our citizens
IN their lawful rights and force viii be used to any szteut
Iessvsss ssnss be assured that they viii no. ssoap.
oondgn punishment should they venture 10 commit out
RACES similar 10 those enacted In this city but year ago.
The right Of the people 70 live under the projection Of
menf win be maintained against violence and menace, no
matter from what quarter they shall proceed
W. B. MAGRUDER, Mayor.
PROCLAMATION OF THE MARSHAL.
think proper 70 state that there has been placed under
my control special armed force, consisting Of eighty
volunteer troopers, Who early Monday morning, win
need be- 70 act IN concert and combination with The c,y
authorities and the general police In qusing disturbances,
should any occur during the election.
Several troopers viii attend, unaymed, each precinct
and be ready 70 repair 70 the public Jail for the body
Of the cavalry on any appearance Of an outbreak.
hoped that nothing may 70 the voters
and TO restrain them In the lawful right vote they
think proper But 70 preserve the reign Of lay and jus
lice in the federal metropolis force % any sIisn. w
dsturbcrs Of the public peace. VIM sEDLEN,
Marshal Of the District Of Columbia
NOTICE TO KEEPERs or rAvKRNs AND RESTAURANTS
MAYORS OrrIu, WARRINGTON, Juno 3, 1863.
The Keepers OF taysrns, hotels, ordinares and bars
and drinking places " ali kinds are hereby required 70
close that portion Of their establishments which Afford
drinking accommodations thor oughy on Monday the IN
nstant during the entire day
ns expected that every good citizen viii cheerfully
comply with this requsiion, a. necessary 70 do 70
prevent disorder and turbulence during the progress Of
the election which will take place thai day.
The police are required 10 report the names d all per-
sons who fail TO comply herewith order that they may
be reported 10 the City Councils for such action may be
deemed advisable. VIM B. MAGRUDER, Mayor.
PRocLAMArroHs or PoRrERHoUsE ExEPIRs.
WASHINGTON, June 8, 1853.
To my Friends and Customers beg leave 10 state that
my house win be closed on Monday, the TN mat
CHARLES KLOMAN.
In order that may contribute my share towards pro
ducbg order and peace 10 the First ward my bar room
VIII be closed on The three days Immediately preceding
and including the day Of election, the IN inst
JOSEPH B0UI.ANGER
NoucE.-rhe undersigned, for the purpose Of aiding
the preservation Of the peace aud quiet Of city on
the day Of election hereby give notice that their houses
will be closed on Monday next As WATERMAN,
may be that In consequence Of the precautions taken
70 maintain quiet the election in each city win pass Oh
quietly.