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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM GEN. BANKS ARMY.
Safe Arrival at wiiliamspert-Fsu Well
Contested Battles Fought - Cenfederates 8
net IN sight. .-.... ....'- ...

FROM GEN. II ANkS ARMY. -
Safe Arrival at wiiliamspsrt-Fsur Well
Contested Battles Fought -Csnfederates
net In sight. .-.. '5
The following was received at the War De-
partment last night: -...l. ,..a
WILLIAMsPoRT, May 26-4 O'Clock p. m.--To
ths President: have the honor to report the safe
arrival OF my command at this place last evening,
at 10 O'Clock, and the passage Of the fifth corps
across the river to-day with omparatively but
little loss. .-.. E.r
The loss Of men killed, wounded, and missing
In the different combats In which my command
has participated since the march from Strasburg,
on the morning Of the gath inst, am Unable now
to report, but have great qualification in being
able to state that, although severe, II is much
less than might have been anticipated, consider
Ing the very great disparity Of the forces engaged,
and the long matured plans Of the enemy, which
aimed at nothing less than the entire capture Of
our force. A detailed statement will be forwar1
ed as soon as possible
My command encountered the enemy In a con-
slant succession Of attacks and in ell-contested
engagements at Strasburg, Middletown, Newton,
and at point also between those places, and at
Winchester. The force Of the enemy was esti-
strong artillery and cavalry supports. My own
forces consisted Of two brigad&, less thsn ,OOO
strong, all told, including 5O2 cavalry, ten Par
fot guns and six smooth bores.
The substantial preservation Of the entire sup
plies Is source Of qualification. Ii numbered
about 500 wagons. We had forced march OF 81
miles, IS OF which were performed in one day,
subject to constant attack In front and rear and
flank by the enemy In full force. Notwithstand-
ing the panlcs Of teamsters ard the mschances Of
river passage Of more than 800 yards, with slen.
der preparations for food and forage the train lost
not more than fifty wagons. ~
full statement OF this loss WILL be forwarded
forthwith. Very great commsndation is due to
Capt. s. b. Holabird, A. q. M and Capt. f. g.
Beokwith, for the safety of the train.
Our troops are In good spirits, and occupy both
sides OF the river. .--y ..
N. p. BANKS, Major General
All Safe at Harper's Ferry.
| OFFICE ASSOCIATED Press, Baltimore, Mas
| y "A dispatch from the agent Of the Associated
Press, dated Harper's Ferry this morning, er
| route from Williamsport, makes no mention o
| any signs Of the enemy In that locality. Hence
| II may be inferred that the many exciting rumor
| ct the morning In reference to the enemy having
| that point are incorrect. Ii may be stated als(
that the telegraph line is In operation to Cum
| berldnd.-RspOTtsT
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LIoH's MAGNETIC INSECT FowpER,
Tested for 10 years and grows in favor. II kills
and exterminates Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants,
Fleas, Moths In Cloths, Furs and Furniture,
Garden Insects, &c. All genuine bears the sig
nature Of E Lyon, and IS not poisonous to psrIonS
OF domestic ANIMALS. Beware of counterfein and
limitations.
Lyons Powder kills all insects In trlce,
Lyons Pills are death to rats and mice.
Sold everywhere. ID. g. BARNES,
may 1-eo3m 202 Broadway, New York.
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On, MY "A young lady, named MCGOWAN, at
tended dance at Cohoes on Monday evening.
After participating in a cotillon, she sat on the
sitiou she lost her balance, but she was disap-
pearing, young man, named johnson, rushed 70
her rescue and seized her by the feet. He held
her In this unpleasant position until help arrived,
aud saved her from q sudden death. Miss Nc
Cowan felt her modesty so much shocked by the
way she was rescued, that she left Cohoes next
morning, and has not been seen since.
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DRAKE's PLANTATION BITTBRs.
q ~ r2Qn "

1t invigorates, strengthens and puriHes the syn
tenn, is a perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and effec tual tonic in the world. II is COM
posed OF the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots,
Herbs and pure st: CroiI Rumi particularly
Weakness, and is Just the thing for the changes
Of seasons.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and sa-
looms. Z. II. DRAKE & Co.,
ap eo3m& 202 Broadway, New York.
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A Guerilla Band surprised and puiIto flight.

HEADQuARTERs MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT Nav
25.-Col. Latham, commanding the expedition
to Shafel mountain, reports that he completely
surprised large band Of the H Dixie GueTiuas,i ),
putting them to flight and capturing most of their
arms, without loss on our side. The pursuit will
be continued till the band 10 entirely broken up
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III Letters from Port Royal announce the ap-
pearance Of dangerous disease among the horses
there, which threitens to become contagio
Twenty have been shot, and large number re-
moved from camp to prevent the spread Of the
disease
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DUBLIC NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
i until otherwise ordered, the CommissioDers
under the aot of Congress of the leth OF April 1852
entitled IAN Aot for the release Of tain persons
he'd 10 seryioe or labor IN the DISTRICT of Colum-
bis, vii hold their sessions N the City Hall, in
the City OF Washington, on Monday, Tuesday.
" edpesdsy. Thurs sIay, and Friday, of every week,
and that al persons. loyal - the United States,
holding claims 70 service labor against persons
dlschAIged theEcfTom BY that act, may, within
ninety days from the passage thereof, hIoh will
expire ON the 18th Of July neIt but not thereafter,
press II 70 the CommsElolers their epeotve state
ments or petitions IN writing, verified By oath Of
Affirmation setting forth The names, ages, and per
soa6i description of such pereonhs the manner IN
which the petIuoners acquired spoh claim, and any
or her allegiance TO tie Government of the United
States, and that the Petitioner has not borne arms
against the United States daring the present rebel
lion, 2or IL any way given ald or comfort thereto.
Aad noftes - htrsby Jyfksr Etces, that the time
named IN tie 9Th section or that act. for hling q
statement IN writing or schedule With the Clerk Of
tue CIr0uTt Court for the Distinct Of Columbia, bJ
the sevoTai oWneTe claimants 90 the services Of
tho persons made free BY tast act setting forth the
names, eEes, eess and PARTICULAR description OF
such persons severslly, 10 by authority giyen to
the CommlsslonaTs BY thEt set, extended 20 the ls
dag OF Juno next. The Commissioners are pro-
hlhitod from allowing the claim Of any person who
sh6l aeE eot 20 hle sHch statement schedule With
ssld CLERK, according TO the requirements Of that
=. r. VINTON.
DANIEL II. GOODLOE.
wAshtn,son mi "a 1859 an ~ Al
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ELECTION NOTICES.

FIRST WARD-FTRST Notice
1S neTebs fwen mat IN coniormty TO the pro
sn election WILL he hold on Monosy, the % Gay OF
June next at John @. seve's Carpente- Shop,
street, between 18th ana h streets. for MAyoT TO
serve two years, Tor ols member OF the Board of
Alderman 10 serve two years, threa members of the
Board of Common Council to serve one year. and
an ASSESSOR to serve two yeaTB. for ssid Ward.
The polls will open AZ :. m aud close 81 ?. II.
WIN II, CALVERT,
W. z. PARKER,
JAS. u. wITaERS,
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EIRST WARD-SECOSD PRBCINCT-
\ Notice is hereby given that, IN coniOImIty to
the prov slOns of the charter Of the city of Wash
lns ton, election will be he'd on Moncay, the "a
dsy OF Jnue next, ct Dorsett's Carpenter shop.
corner ef 18th and q streets, for Mayor TO serve
two years, for one member Of tie Board or Alder
men to serve two years, three members OF the
Board of ommon Council 20 serve one year, ard
Assessor 10 serve two years for said Ward.
The polls will open at 8 m. and close at D. n.
SAMUEL ST0TT,
f. X. DORSET, Sr.,
LEWIS PARKER,
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SIXTH WARD-.FIRST PRECLNCT--Notice
- iB her eby Eiven that, IN conformity 10 the pro
visions of the charter of the city of Washr gtor,
an election WILL be held on Monday, the ID day OF
Juno ne Xt, at the Pubic school House, corner OF
street south and 7th street east for Mayor 20
two years, one member of the Board of Aldermen
to eerve two years, and three mem .ers of the
Board Of COMMON Council TO serve one year, Tor
said Ward.
Polls open at 8. m. and close att Pm.
GEuRGE BR0WN,
JOSEPH WALSH,
III. +. MARKS,
ma Commissioners.
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PASSENGER TRAIN no MANASSAS.
WAR DEPLRTMFNT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OD1es ht!ttary SNpGISfendsnf Railroads Us
WaShtas,oH, April ls, iSo2.
No Passenger Train will be run from Washing
ton 70 Manassas until further notice
ID. c. McCALLUM,
ap lS-tf NJ. ID. and Supr Railroads, u. 8.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR DIE

For all who desire TO have the color Of their hair
changed with safety, certainty, and rapidiiy, to
any shade they may require.
Manufactured by J. CHRIsIADoRo, Astof
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and sp-
piled by all Hair pressers.
Price 81, $50, and 90 per boz, soeording to
size. Nos.
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Three Rebel r. egime ents Routed by Recon-
neitering Force from General Pope's Gem

CoRIsTH, May "A accommodating party from
Gen. Pope's command had a skrmish on Satur.
dav with three rebel regiments, who were routed
with the loss Of their blankets, knapSacks and
haversacks. Six prisoners were taken, and many
killed and wounded.
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m q

- is herbr given that, in conformity to tire proVl-
sons OF the caeTter of the city Of Washington, a.
election will be held on MOLdEV, tie I'd day Of
York avenue and street. for Mayor, 20 serve two
yeas, for one member of the Board OF Aldermen,
Board of Common Council, TO serve one ye.r.
The polls will be opened att O'Clock a. no., and
close &t ?. IN, GEO. w. STEWART,
JAS. W. SpALDING,
L, 4. CLARK
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THIRD wARD-SECOND PRECINCT
il Notice ig hereby given. that IN conformity 10
the provisions of the charter OF the city of WISH
InEtOn, an election will be held Mondsy, the %
day of June next, st Mr.. Drane's Carpenter shop,
north west corner of 9th street west aud q street
north, for Mayor to servo two years, one member
of the Board Gf Alderman 70 serve Two yeaTs thT ee
members OF the Board OF Common Council to serve
said Ward.
She polls will open at o'ol,ck s. m aud close
tt 7 O'Clock p. N. GEORGE ! GIDEON,
&. A. HALL.
b. L. 6IrTiNSS.
mis- Commissioners.
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CR1s1IpoRo,s HAIR PKx.ERytr,

CRIsTApoRo's HAIR PREVENTATIVE,
Is invaluable with his Dye, az it imparts the ut
most softness, the most beautiful gcss, and great
vitality TO the hair.
Price so cents, 81, and 81 per bottle, according
20 size. may 5-eo1m
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% OFRICI A L.

Headquarters PrOrosf MaTsAars Ofcs,l
WdSAiHgfoH, ID. {.
The OraceT OF the Guard at the "Cld Capitol
Prison. will not allow signals 20 be made 10 the
prisoners under his charge by men or women
passing In front Of bis building. This practice
has lSd to insubordinstiOn, and in one case 10 a
fatal result.
ANY one, without respect OF person, violating
this order will be sentto the Central Guard house.
BY order:
Major w. +. DosrrR, Provost Marshal
II Alt CHAs. K. ROBINSON Adiutent
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THIRD WARD-FTRST PRRCIHCT-Notlcs
Il Is hereby given that. in conformity 10 the pro-
visions of the charter of the city of Washington.
an election will be held on MONDAY, the ~ day
south west corner OF 9th and NJ So eets for Mayor
TO servo two Years, one mer ber ot the Board OF
AlGerpen, to serve two years, three members of
the Board OF Common Council. to cerve one year,
and an AssessOT, TO seTEe two years, for eald
Waro.
The polls Will open at O'Clock 8. u. and close at
7P.m. JAS. NJ TOWERS,
=. Al. MARTIN.
VIM. POFE,
m
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SECOND wARD-SECOND PRECINCT
- Notice Is hereby given that, II conformity 10
the provisions ofthe oharter of the CITY of Wash
inEtoD. an election will be held on Mondar, the I'd
day of June next. At FOrd's Drug Store. corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and llth street, for Mayor 70
serve two years. for one member of Ihe Board of
Alderm-n to serve two Years, and for three n 6la-
bers OF the Board OF Common Council TO serve one
year.
The polls will open att O'Clock q. m, and close
6tTP.m. VIM. L. SHEDD,
EDWD. g. DYER,
SAMB. LEWIS.
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WASHINGTON ARSENAL, MAY "a, IsS2

& WASHINGTON ARSENAL, May a, ls62
SEALED PROPUSALS. to be endorsed 3" Pro
Posals for Codl,' will Be received BY the under
livery of 4OO tons best quality Cumberland Coal,
"run Of the mine suitable for burning ia the fur
mace of Steem Engins and Blsotsmiths use, to
be dsliyered and stored away in the Coal House sc
this Arsenal, free of expense 70 the Government.
10th of July, and the remainder previous to the
SIth or september l862.
Payment to be made when the whole shall have
been delivered. GEO, ID. RAMSAY,
1t Col. Commanding.
nm 2l-eotI<ie (Rep and Iptel,D
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EIFTH WARD SECOND PRECINCT
Notice Is hereby given that, in conformity 10
the provisions of the charter of the city Of ssh
ington. an election viii be held on Monday, the I'd
ner Of Sd street st, sud street south, for Mayor
10 serve two years, one member of the Board of
Aleermen, % serve two years, three members OF
the Board OF Common Council, 70 serve one year,
and one Assessor, 10 serve two years, for said
Ward.
The polls will open ct 8. m. and close az p. m.
WM. SLATER,
ISAAC @ BARTLETT,
@. F. CRUMP,
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A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.

Weakness In the Back, structures. Affections Of
the kldneYs and Bladder, Involuntary DISCHARGES.
ImpOtepoy, General Debility. Nervousness, Dys
psPIv, Languor, CoJfusoo OF Ideas, Palplt ation
Of the Heart, Low spirits, TimlcIty, TTeu blIngs,
Dimness Of Sight or GIidiness, Disease Of the
Head, Throat. Nose or SKIM. Affections Of the
Lungs, Stomach or Bowels-these terrible ois-
orders arIsing from Solitary Habits OF Youth
these Dreadful and Destructive Praotioes which
reader Marriage impossible, and destroy both
Rod nd nd
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FOURTH wARD-FIRST PRECINCT
y Notice 10 hereby siven thai, iu conformity TO
;nstpn ~ aisn,inn -ii - Va ba9a 0y W "a a
the I'd dsJ of June next st Sylveators Drug Store,
north, for Mayor, 10 serve two years one membsr
of the Board of Aldermen, to two years three
members OF the Board of Common Council, 20 serve
one year.
me polls will open st7a m, and olcse att p m.
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YOUNG MEN

Especially who have neoome the victims Of Soil
tsrJ Vice, that dreadful and destructive hshit
which annually sweeps 30 an unumey grave thou-
sands of Young Men Of the most exalted talents
snd brilliant Inteiiect, who might otheIvise have
ent aSced listening Senates with the tIunders Of
eloquenoe waited 10 ecstacJ the living lyre, MAJ
cal WI fuii oOr tidanae
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8. F. yINTON
nAgTET ID az
wAshrnrton, Ami a. 1869.

u DR.. JOHNSTON,
ID LITE MORE
LOCK OSPITAL,
Has dtScoUeredths most Certain, SPEEDY dEd Osly
Efe,tUal Remedy an ths World.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCR.
LET NO FALSE DELIeACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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OF STATE,

nEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ WLsEINsr ror, January Is, les
The Secretary OF State win hereafter receivs
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the arst Of next
month.
Jan EH WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
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MARRIAGE

MARRIED PKKsoNs, or Young Men contempls-
ting Marrlage, being aware of physical weakness.
Orgenle debility delormitles. 6o., speedily cared
Re who places himself under the cart OF Or. y.
may religlOUsly conkde IN Ina honor q Gentleman
and confidently rely upon his skill as physician.
OFFICE No. z SO UTH FREDERICK ST.
left hand side going from Baltimore street, o few
doors from the corner. Fail not 20 observe name
stamp,
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COAL! co.,m COAL!
just arrived and unloading several cargoes of
Goal, embrsoins sll the various Kinds for general
family use. T. J. & w, M. 6ALY,
s,N asS Pa. avenue, pct 18th and lsth lss,
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SIXTH WARD-SECOND PRECINCT
= Notice is hereby given that, N CONFORMITY 70
the PROVISIONS of the charter of the city OF Wash
Ington, an election viii be held on Monday the ID
day of June next, AZ the AnsccstIa Engine House,
ioT Mayor 70 serve two years, one member of tae
m msmbers of the Board of Common Council TO serve
one year, for said W6'd.
The polls will open at O'Clock q m aud close at
O'Clock ,. m, w. b. VENABLE,
THOS. Z. WHITE,
o. w. ANGELL,
ma CommIesiorers
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DIR JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons. Lon
don, graduate from one of the most EN- nent Col
eges IN the United states and tbs greater part Of
whose life has been spe"t In the hospitals Of
London, Parls, PhladelPhla and elsewhere, has
effectcd rome of the most astonishing cures "a sc
vsTe ever known; many troubled with ringing IN
the head and ears when asleep; great neryous-
ness with frequent blushIng, attended sometimes
with derangement Of mind, were cured Immedl-
EfalV
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FIFTH WARD-FTRST PRECINCT-Notice
is hereby given that, In conformity 20 the pro-
visions Of the charter Of Washington. an election
will be held on MendhJ, the % day Of June next,
at the School House, o1raeT of Third street east
ard A street south. for Mayor. 20 serve two years
one member of TIE Board of Aldermen, to serve
two years, three members Of the Board of Common
Council. 70 servs for one year, and one AssesBcr,
for said Ward. 70 serve two years
The polls will open OF g.. m. and close at y. m,
GEO. M. OYSTER,
!. MILLS,
z. 6. HANDY,
m[ Comm zgiOnors,
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The polls viII open at "a M, and ocse az p m.
F.A. KLOPFER,
JAS. ENGLISH,
L. c. ECKLOFF.
10 Cpmmissi0nare

FOURTH wARD-SECOHD PRECJNCF-
II Nonce is hereby given thatin conformity TO the
provisions OF the charter OF the city Of Washing ton
an election will bo held on Monday, the % day of
June next at the west wing of the City Hail, ba.e
ment Btors, for Mayor. 10 serve two years, one
IesrH, and three members OF the BOssd of Common
Council, to serve one year, for said Ward.
Polls will open att o'clook m /, and close al =
Pm. LEONARD BARBAUGH
CHAS. w. BOTELER, grr
PETER +. BACON,
m a.in
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IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED REAL
Il ESTATE FOR SALE-TsR psdTS ersdtt-Wss
terra Ldsd takeB N part rdyrnsst Lot and small
Frame House on New YoIk avenue, between oth
and It'll, being Lot s. suare $50, and House No. 36S
Lot and small Frame House corner 9Th west, and
8 south. being Lot I. Square fiS.
Part of 20 and II, Square 7S2, being 70s feet on B,
near Its Intersection with PennsyivanIa avenue K.
Lot Ssua TS2.
Lot 10. Square 692.
vanis avenue L.
The above properly is all either on OF within one
square Of the line of railroad PROVIDED By the late
act Of Congress, and Will be sold low and on Q
credit, extending tho payment, If desired through
ten years, for all but one-fourth the purchase
money, whioh must be paid down. Western land
might be taken In part payment
Also for sl4e, on the same hberal credit, fifteen
improved Farms, In the State Of Indiana, contalu
ing from 20 TO 900 acres, and prioe from go to $50
per acre. Enquire for the next ten days at the
Clarendon hotel. of w 81 EN6LIsH. mD-lvs
E,OR S20O-A splendid PLANO. nearly now
l. that reoently cost aSoo, with stool and h~ZS
cover, will be sold for two hundred dollars
c.sh. Only reason for selling, gang totttHts
leave the CITY, aud oan't conveniently remove IL.
Ensuire at "a street, between eth and 10Th.
EOR S70.-A heavy one horse WAGON. used
L. as two horse wagon, nearly newsNiB5R2,
with doutle harness, viii be sold fort&OyEX
seventy dollars cash. or exchanged for-SA1@
light one horse wagon, with oover. Enquire OF
DAWSON & CO., GeorEetovn, ID. c., Sosp
Mandatory. I64 and 166 Water 81. ma cost.
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THR MANY THousANDs cured at this INSTITUTION
important sursioal oper.tons performed BY DR..
yoapston, witness cd By the reporters Of papers and
many other per.o ms notices OF when nave tr-
po1red nrnin and a. ain before the pnblc, bosioes
his siandirg as q Gentleman OF obaracttr and re-
sponsibility, is Euitoienf guarantees 70 ne al
hieted =. m Io om-
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SEVENTH WARD-SECOND PRECINCT =
y Notice 10 hereby given that, in oon.oTmity TO
the PROVISIONS Of the charter Of the city OF Wash;
inIfon, an election viii be held on Monday. the I'd
day Of June next, at SOS Mary and avenue, between
9th and 10th streets. northwest eide for Mayor to
serxe two years, one memoeI ol the boeio o. A.
Board Of Common Council, 10 serve one year, and
ons Assessor, % serve two years.
The polls will open at q. M, and oose 81 D. m.
w. II. pONIPHAN,
CHAS. MARTIN,
3 B. HEPBURN,
ma Commissioners,
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Murtester @aiIp Spp.
woree.ter Po.t On,ce-summer


Mails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hann
hire via Worcester Nashua Railroad, at 500 M, anu
are due at loop. -,
gitchburg Lancaster Leominster West Boylston OAK
dale, Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua N H., al ee go a.
and $50 p and due st 81 a. H ana ~ q;
Princeton and East Princeton, at $50 p M; ana Is uu "
City of Boston 30 and 800 M, Il 10, and SUI
m and are due al / 50 Q 20 A. M, $50 and 6I5 ?: M
Maine Eastern New Hampshire, and EasieIn ~ : a.
chusetts-900 a m, and 500 p M ano are uue al ''fO
Rhode i shS Except towns on Worcester and
Providence Railroad $50 and SSO p m anu are
Nav Mai + ON MI roVdenoe and Worcester Railroad 81
IN; and is due at $40 a. M ... ~. W,
Westen-tAll towns IN ~ ~ ~ "estoi WI
Albany Western New York and Western States 0l
a M and 90 p m. and dge at u, As and lO45 p.
Springfield 500 and % p. m. and due at ~
a m L. 45 and 10 IS p. ID.
Hartford all Connecticut (except Windhsm and New
London counties $40 and 800 p. m and due
Towns line Of Norwich Worcester Railroad and
New London and, Windham County, Conn, 0.00 a. IN
nd are due at SIS ain.
New York city and Southern States. $40 a M and at
800 and 6l5p m; and are due at 900 and at $50
and 10 As
Barre, Barre Plains, Petersham Paxton, Dana North
Dana, and West Rutland 9.45 a. M and duS at w
p. m.
Holden Rutland, North Rutland, Hubbardston, Cold
Leicester. 945 q M. and 80 m, and due at 800
B.. IN. and 800 p. m.
Millbury and West Millbury 80 a. NJ and $3.50 D. m.
and are due at $40 a. m, and 5.Se r. m,
Shrewsbury. BIS p. M, and is due at 90 q.
Grafton, New England Village, and Cordavle, $50 a
m; and are due at $50 p. m.
birmingham, South birmingham Hopkinton, Ashland
Woodvlle, Westboro', Northboro', Southboro' Corda
vile, and Grafton 1910 p. and are due AT $50
and 500 D. and are due at 9.S0 a. 6.l5 p. NJ.
mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is close
at this ONCE on Sunday at i % o'clock p. m.
from 1900 to 1910 a j. NJ. EARLE p, NJ.