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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-06


We have cheering news from the army Of
the Potomac The government censor, being
very stupid or something worse, will not al
low the particulars to come by telegraph from
Washington. Therefore it comes more slow
ly by mall or is tclegraphed from Philadel-
pbia or New York when the reporters or the
Washington newspapers reach those cities.
On our first page to-day, will be found ac-
counts of the gallant capture of the heights
back OF Fredericksburg, and Of the battles near
Charlottesville Saturday aad Sunday. On Sat
urday our army was checkedin the midst Of sue
cess by the misbehavior Of the lltharmy corps; ;
butthe army was skifully and gallantly saved
from the disaster that might have resulted
from this occurrence, and the day closed with
a bloody repulse of the rebels. On Sunday
the advantage was still more decidedly in our
favor, near Chancellorville, while on the
morning of that day the rebel Notifications at
Fredericksburg were captured.
There was another fierce battle on Monday
of which fall account has not yet reached
us; but the Washington papers of Monday
evening, whose reports are autographed from
Philadelphia, report that Gen. Hooker's army
was completely victorious, the rebels being
repulsed in every direction, and about foul
thousand of them taken prisoners If the
contemptibly managed censorship at Wash
ington had not intertered, we should have
a full account of this victory, and
also some account Of what was done
yesterday. As it is, we must wait Tor the
mails. 1t will be noticed that by dispatches
nothing whatever relating to the battles has
been allowed to come from Washington.
There is no good reason for such interference
with the transmission Of news. The proper
business Of the censor is to suppress those
portions of the dispatches which contain facts
that should not be published at present ant
allow the rest to be sent; but he suppresset
the whole, although the Washington papers
are allowed to publish the same news. II thi
is not stupid, We do not know the meaning o
the word stupidity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-06

THE COMPLETE SURPRISE OF GEN. LEE
A correspondent of the New York Times
gives the following;
81 remember, in my military reading, Lut
one operation Of precisely the same kind. 1t
is the operation OF Prince Eugene against the
French, who held the line of the Adige.
Eugene, by series Of skilful manoeuvres,
induced the French commander to scatter
his troops along the line of the river;
then, by deXJerous feints, he entirely de-
ceiyed his adversary as TO the direction
Of his march, and the latter was suddenly
surprised with the news that the line of - ,
Adipe was forced, and detaGhll.zsiie heard that
s.~,e-aSs'lTon army was across the river and had
turned his flank. And indeed we have not
merely material proof Uf this-such as that,
when we were across the Rapidan the enemy
was yet picLeting the Rappahannock-bu
we have documentary evidence of it in Il
letter from Gen. Lee himself, which was found
in the Observation-Disclosures This letter, signed
by General Taylor. Lees chief OF staff, was
written to the rebel officer commanding
the post at Characteristic, and was dated
from Lees headquarters at 20 o'clock r. NJ.
OF the day we arrived. 1t stated, in sub
stance, that ''the general lad at that moment
heard ttat the Jederal force lG0S across Ely'S
ford, 1--WE had been across eighteen hours
shat Gen. 4nderSo0' (who commanded at
United States ford with a couple of brigades)
''hae'c aothiag Of oHr a1vical'-and asked
him 10 come dorm immediately and consult
0ith The commanding general ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-06

NEW York, May 5.-Accounts from the
prize fight between Coburn and McCool state
that there were 1000 spectators. Coburn won
the frsJ blood in the first round, the first
knock down in the 49Ih round, and at the end
Of the GSth round was declared victor. Me
Cool was severely injured, and came up tor
the last 20 rounds merely to receive punish
ment AicCool is shown to be possessed of
no ability as a fighter, though good wrestler
and yerY game man.
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year tlthough they might not have been paid
ill q er that time, and has received returns Of
inCO; e in accordance with those views. Persons
via have made returns excluding any Of the
.idcndS paid in 1862, prior 10 Sept, LIST, will be
required 10 amend their returns 50 as to include
them IN accordance with the decision Of the com
missioner lVERs PHILLIPS, Assessor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-06

40 ho""e OWners.-nF. SWEETS lNFALLGBLE
LiNlAENT foR HORSES IS unrtvaicd by any in ana all
Sa,es q LaEeness arising nom Spraius, Bru ses or
rtnchi MS erect Is aeical and certain Harness or
Saddle calls scratches, Mmge, &c If VIII also rITe
speedily SPAWN and neldl 9 NAV be qas mr. vented
ana cured III Their nciqcnt stages bur coarmed cases
are beyon the possibility OF FaGtc0 cure No cne M
the Kind, however is dcsDerae or hopeless but il may
Pc aeYiaed oN tds Lininent and its faithful applic-
ton VIII always remove the Lamtness and runbia tho
horse to travel with comparative case.
avery horse owner should have this remedy at hand
ln rs timely use at the inst appearance Laneness.
VIII elecluai!N prevent ose Formidable diseases men
honed TO which all horses liable and which render
so many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
9ee advertisement CCOW ul6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-06
STRONG TESTIMONY
y a. tr.f..t-n 49, ~ =

Es"tchei"r's Ga:sir Dye, TIL BEST IN THE WORLD
WILLIAM A. BATCHEL0R's cclebra.od Hair w.,
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to njure the Hair in the leas remedies
the ill effects of bad ives invigoraes the hair fl
life Cray Red, or Rusty Hair instantly turns to a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful. Sold byGEORGE P. HARLOW. 242 Main st
and all Druggists, yc. 80 The Genuine is signed
WILLIAM 4 BATCuELO.s, on the four sides of each
ooA sactory No 81 Beaeay street. (ate 23S Broadway
anu 10 hoie StEeeD New York. G&wly my2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-06

ClNclxNAr, May "a dsloyal mob has
cut the telegraph wires in Dayton and set the
Journal Office on fire. 1t feared that the
Phillips House will be fired The telegraph
office has been closed for fear Of being quilted
las, the siDtars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-06

COMMISSIONED IN MAssAc.,,s,,r.. W
TEER MILITIA NINE MoNrus.-Forty. Second
Reginleat-First lieutenant John w -.
of Mllbury to he captain, April Q l8f9 'si son
Pratt, discharged; sergeant Augustus F ylrg
OF Worcester 10 be first lieutenant, April >
1869, vice Emerson, promoted. -
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w 0 r c f S t L R;
The Great Battles in Virginia.

Our readers will find on our first page this
morning very interesting details of the great
battles OF last Saturday and Sunday, at Cham
cellorville, and at the taking Of the heights
above Fredericksburg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-06

The Greek assembly, or congress, on the
LIST ult. voted themselves $50 per month out
of the impoverished treasury of Greece, con-
trary to the constitution, which requires them
to serve without pay. This SO incensed the
Athenians that they assembled at evening
around The capitol, broke all its windows by
stoning, and compelled the frightened repre-
sentatves to back square out of their swindle.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-06

= Come e mile Spring, Ethereal Mild
ness Come TILE poet, in thus apostrophizing
the SPRING must have free from the many diseases
she brings in her train, he would have sung another
tune and all our readers may avoid these ailments by
layingiu stock Of PLANTATION BITrERs the greatest
spring medicine in the word Sold everyw here See
advertisements anal doori
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-06

new YoAK, May 5--SroCEs are be ter with fair
business. Chicago and Rock Island ssh liusburs,
Fort avne and Chicago Railroad 10; Illinois Central
scrip 94k New York Central " Erle ha,lroad sci
Hudson l2T}; Harlem $50; Michigan Central RaIrOad
10; Aehigs N southern ailIoad %; Michigan south
crn guaranteed u; Canton 20 /; Cleveland a d
Pttsburg KailrUHd St Panama lSS; Cleveland and o.
l.dJ uOI; Galena ami Chicago Sy Minnesota III; Del
aw are ail tiu,lsou i 81 re istered l06i
: 3 10 Treasury Notes February August 1888;
year certiti ,ates 9Ji; American Gold 50.
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Piles, Piien Woods Tar Ointment give imned-
ate relief, and speedily the worst cases Tyit
and convince yourselves. G. {. GOODWIN Il co, and
WEEKS " POTTER, Boston, general agents For sale
in Worcester by George p. Harlow d3n+ mchll
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LATEST NEW,
FROM CHANCELLORVILLE
The Rebels ssepuIStI Oh All sides.
GEN. HOOKER VICTORY g0MpLETz
Nurses and supplies Sent.


NE" loNN' May o'-lhe ashihsloh COT
respondent of the Commercial Advertiser,
dating Nnnd,,v ofrrrnoon. savs.-"GeneraI
e...; ,.f
Az
ms successes, Out leaves ali mere, rom the
president iowa, to CLEAN what information
,hev cai, tron tho rouriars of the New York
...,.. '.,....,..t. ..i., ;,,,-.....
lo'A press "io pass '"iooS" WIN '''''l 'i'''-
uon. Inc Union troops appear 10 nave Deen
gloriously victorious, and although many
brave men have fallen, the virtual destruction
of Lee army will be a fatal blow to the re-
bclion Ey5ry one here is in the best spirits
and the long columns Of prisoners wh6 have
been marched along Pennsylvania avenue to-
day are 50 many proofs OF our success.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The Washington
Republican has news from the from the front
up TO 10 \. NJ, 18th. 1t confirms the capture
OF ali the fredericksburg works. Everything
was successful up to that time. The rebel
batteries at Chanceloryllle had been allenced,
and number OF heavy guns captured. Two
thousand rebels were captured TINS morning.
| 4th. Inc dispatch also confirms the chttlhS
| OF the railroad by otohenlah,
! PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-lhe Washington
! Republican OF yesterday evening" III Il post
/ script, says Cur au'ices up 10 noon 10
| day, are That the victory OF Cen nooker
army IS more complete lhan was at nrSt sup
! posed. All that the most sahSulne coulu nope
for has been realized we CONGRATULATE me
army and the country upon 'h'S Important
success, There are facts connected win tI'i'
/ movement wnch cannot al present Us Stateo'
but when 1t Is competed, they VIII oeFeiope
themselves ana De appreciated:
Dr. LettefIilah 5 rtqulSl'loh IoI pianAetS ana
oiIIer extra CoAiloi's lOI 'ne Wouhueu' h'Ne
been promptly met ana large force OF
nurses and agents of state associations have
gone down. The weather IS pleasant, and no
cXeruons will be spared to alleviate the sut-
f,rir,rs o4 ibosa ,,hn have. aited In oht,ininrr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-06

EIGHTH COLLECTION DIST. OF MASS NCuUsETrs l
UNITED STATES AssEssUIi's OFFICE.
WORCESTER, May i, 1868
Ihe commissioner OF internal revenuu has de.
clded that all dividends paid in the year 1862
must be considered as part OF the income Tor
that year, and so b. entered and taxed
The assessor Of this district has held that the
earnings Of bank, railroad, and other corpora
tions, wlich had accumulated prior to JANUARY.
1862, would not be treated as the income Of that
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-06
CITY AND COUNTY.

FATAL Administration OCarney, an en-
ployce in Nathan Washburn's rolling mill, was
instantly kill d, Tues lay morning about seven
O'Clock 10y BENZ uIht in the coupling while
adjusting the rolls. lie was drawn through Il
space from four to five inches wide, having all
the clothing torn from his body, and b,ing hon
rible crushed. Deceased was II son of Patrick
OCaruey, and had en- employed there for h'e
wears. He was vonng man much respeco d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-06

-, s5r. TVistnT's 9saIsitm of wild Cherry
This preparation i, certain cure for all diseases of The
4@ft@t dhG LhFS, CoHghS, C0}dS, BfOpcAitjS WhoJp-
thg CGHgI, lr04p, ItcpleHt C0RSunDtiOh &c IN con
hmati1n OF the highest medical hority that Con-
SUMPTION can be ctred y numerous instances of com.
resor lion fl m tits disease By the use of the
So can be given.
STRONG TESTIMONY
riou hEAJAAtIN HELLER EsQ Depot Master at South
EONaistul, Ma
go SOUTH RiYALsToN, Ian 4, 1860
Mess SETH W. FuWLE * Co, HostUu-
Hthts Although unsolicited by YOU cannot refrain
from idlns Hg testimony m nv already given in
'dvur OF FuGr HtS al $ B0iS4M Of VIII CheyyV
IN tue spring Of 1893 most severely af1t, ed with
haro drv cough, with its us:af 8ccompannett Is Of
.lEIt SWe&t3, completely pros rating my nervous sys
teh ana producing such debiiisGtrd state Of health
llat after trying medical aid to purpose hsd rv,n
no a.! h"oes OF ever recovering had also uy friends
A. tn1 stage of matters was prevailed upon thIouph
tie lilurnce Of a nrighb0r 10 Wistar's Ralsain
thoEth Win no belle oayever in is trtv wonderful
cur We rroPettlrS and before using two nutlcs tho Of
feet was almost magical My cough entirely len me
lhc lEh yeats deserted me hone more cd my
depressed S9hits, ana soon had attained nv wontcd
Streliuth and viuur '' '''''u
Thus has tnis ifalsan as has oftpu laon r,,,~r oil Ice
persons coVrrSan with the above facts in this vIcnit
Literally Slatched me from the Ing grave yam are
atpo9Fty TO use mis- for the benefit the AFT ctcd
- very respectfully vUHrS, BENZ. NUFFIFTp
prepared bF St III W. FOWLE ~ co. Boston, md
lor s3le by druggists ana Dealers generally
H'chi' iVw3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-06

ACcIDENT-John Burns, an employee IN
Washhuln & Mems wire works on Grove street.
was severely injured in the breast on Monday ny
the falling OF dixie which he was gaislngto con-
yey wire from one part Of the room 20 the other'
The shattiug gave way, letting ton and hali
Ia, weight fall sndder ~, the dixie hitting him gu
,tt.t Hmm,
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OCaney, and had en employed there Tor five
Years. He was young man much respected
ACCIDENr-,I0hn Burns, an employee IN
WaShhun & Moen's wire works on Grove street,
was severely injured in the breast on Monday ny
the falling OF dixie which he was gaislngto con-
vey wire from one part Of the room 20 the other
The slatiug gave way, letting ton and hali
Ia weight fall sudder ~, the dixie hitting nm on
the breast
SCuooL HoARpA regular monthly session
of the board was held last evening The time
was principally occupied in the election of
teachers, and fixing their salaries, which
are mainly the same as last year. The
board adopted Eaton's Common School Arith-
me.ic, Billions GrAmmars, and Warren Col
burns Mental Arithmetic. The board author
lied the organization Of two schools in Quinsig-
amoud, instead of one, and TO grade them; also
to organize a school for girls in the public libra
~ building.
A convention of the schoO committee with
the aldermen was held to till vacancies aud elect
eli Samuel Putnam in ward 3, Samuel D. Har-
ding in ward a. and Rev. I. E. ST. John in ward 6.
JURoRs-Ata special meeting of the board of
mayor and aldermen, last evening, Amos j.
! Brooks, Benjamin Harrington, and George
Jacques, were drawn to attend the United States
court al Boston, commencing May 18th, as grand
jurors and John N. Brigham and Alfred Wy
man, as petit jurors.
THE Horse TRAINERs.-A large and interest
ed audience gatheled at the corner of Main and
Exchange streets, yesterday, TO see the wonder
full experiments in horsemanship, by MeSsIs.
Rockwell and Hurbut.
The exhibition will be repeated to-day at one
O'Clock precisely. Immediately after the eXhibi-
ton OF driving in the street, the horse will be
taken to the old livery barn on Foster street,
and there shown as a trained horse out Vi the
/ harness, showing perfection Of training never
equaed. Immediately after this exhibition
MeSsrs Rockwell and uurIburt will take the
names % those wishing to become acquainted
with their method Of teaching and getting the
| control of the horse; with IA 81 stem .. handling
the horse-pIain, practical, easily understood,
aud safe for any one. No drugs or medicines
are used All horses hi ldlel for members OF the
class iroe of charge.
WE would particularly call the attention of our
reader, 10 theuoticr in another column Of the
ca party and fair TO be given at Mechanics Hall
n-morrnw orr,,p,,u and evening". II will be
seen that the tickcts for dancing are fifty cents
Instead Of one dollar, rs first announced. Ar
rangements have been made to make this enter
tanment in every respect, attractive. Ii is a
charity especially deserving the attention aad
ur brave soldiers aic borne ftom the hcld of
| battle TO spend weary months III the hospitals.
!
80 a. ,'i0 ''9''' ~ VI 'Ne
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MFssRs. ROCKWELL AND HuRlBUrr the Horse Train
eri, may be found at the Bay STATE House. Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday They will give advice on
diseases eratuoosly. Owners Of all kinds Of vicious
horses solicited to brirg them out and have them
handled free OF char cs. dat ma
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-06

The AUCTION SALE OF TRELs The trces at
The great auction sale at Cotum's nurseries are
selling rapidly. The sale will be continued from
day to day, un il they are all disposed Of There
is something there for all tastes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-06

FOX THE CAMP At READvILLE.-Eig hty-three
cjlored men passed through his city day before
yesterday, ON tAeir way to camp At R9advil..
they were recruited at Buffalo
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Special ll0tltes.

EDWARD MELLEN, Jr. continues to pay the hiahes
price fof old papers, etc. dtf ia24
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TATNUCK-At III. c,osin- examination of the
ratnuck school, Mss Sarah Heushaw who has
taught the school for tAe Year past, was present
oI by Miss Emma Eastman, ia behalf of the
school, with beautiful photograph aloum, as a
token Of their alTcctio and esteem. marks
We're also made by the superintendent and COM
mittee, exp essve Of their unqualified satisfac-
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open for the reception Of The public a. r. i.99 10y
DraPer ~ Clark have inst received =, o,--,--,
of BU fIER consignment that niIst no ,lee l3t
atelv, at some price 100 ~ 'V'U HIlileul
Worcester, April IS, 1853 5ou-
ssrs. 81. w. QaeroId-- P-,,s7-,-,.------
StSSsfL ILD@isE No - Exchange street snei,
njfiA g1ysh TO Uterine Complaints ana is
p. ". ~ 10 - A. ", and from 10
ap8
,EGE "lsh ior splendid picture OF vourrlj17 I
n xxx 80 nam street Ills arrsngcnnrr,fa are a.
--,,I. Q ~ ~ 2'i'atiotaneousv dtfd ais
bn = &G0dtp5r7 asperlencac ann gn.-a,
a. AluYite holds nerselfin readiness dsv and NM
No Is austin street ''' pisu4'ss'loh' Residence,
esenta sine SHIRTS made to order In tbe most an
sIoIeu Style and IN the hest manner at short
~ , = ~ WALBRIDGE, No. 2 American House Pioet
'u' dtt o3l
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REPORTED CAPTURE OF THE RErRIBUrIoH.
The brig Leonidas, from St. Domingo, March
2oth, arrived at New Bedford on Saturday.
Capt. Skif'reports that he was chased into St.
Domingo by the rebel pirate Retnbution,
which laid off the port three days for the Lee
onidas to come out. On the fourth day the
United States steamer Alabama came down
and captured the Retribution, and when last
seen, had her in tow. The New Bedford
merchants generally credit the report.
The captain says that he saw it with his own
eyes.
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HEADQUARTERS STUARr's CAVALRY.
Dear StSter:--I am still clurks for the Gen.
he is very well pleased with me- it is a great
deal better than to be in the ranks we have
been down to the tording of the Rapidan.
they are making bridge at the mill SO that
we can make Il rode in the rear of the YANKEES
IN ORDER TO capture their supplies it is nearly
complicated and as soon as il is done that will
be over next move. We have about 1000
just as gay alloys that ever were mounted and
also battery the oald lst NJ. that never failed.
we also nave company of Jones's sharp
shooters we just intend letting the YANKEES
advance on towards Fredericksburg and Gen.
Longstreet will play on them while we intend
getting all their supplies we stand in kneed of
them for over Fashions are getting very short
and we have to depend on the YANKEES sump-
thing to eat the YANKEES have been seen in a
large force on the other side Of the Rapadan
by over scouts but think we can lick them.
We do not apprehend any danger from them
so tell mother and all of the neighbours to
keep up their spirits aud not to be alarmed
Tor we intend capturing their intire army if
nothing happens and all things go right so try
and bare little longer and we will have some
coHey and sugar and salt and | intend send
ing you some Of it for shure and also some of
tnG nelsnoors tell uncle John that was sorry
To- 70 le"r mat he had to have his leg taken off
put II cant be helped. SO good bye for this
time ahecuonately your Bro.
JOHN 7. WARTON
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The THEATER-Miss Caroline Richings will
open the Worcester Iheater on Monday evening,
May lSch, with talented company. Miss Rich
ings has just concluded rtry successful en-
gagement at the Boston Museum
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,E.ucius observation-disclosures of Mn 10 n t,nan.
der street otf " ~ ~ Ni'9 IN
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GRAFToN.-A valuable lot of real estate,
known rs the Roberts place." is to be sold at
public auction, in Grafton, on Saturday, at ID
O'Clock A NJ See advertisements.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-06

JURoRs.-Ata special meeting of the board OF
mayor and aldermen, last evening, Amos J.
Brooks, Benjamin Harrington, and George
Jaoues, were drawn TO attend the United States
court at Boston, commencing May l5th as grand
jurors, and John n. Brigham and Alfred Wy
man, as petit jurors.
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A REBEL LETrER-The following letter was
recently captured by Gen. Pleasanton, near
Fredericksburg -
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LATEST NEWS.

By TELGGEA PyT
. TUE WORCESTER DALEY SPY
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~, a. @artt", appuiHtod Examining Surgeon" 0 T
ihF"ids Tor Pensions. Hours from to BPM diff 29