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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FURTHER OF THE REBEL RAID.
A Fight at Hagerstown-Repulse Of tn
Euemy

dispatch to the Phila Inquirerl
HARRISBURG, July 5.-A force Of 25o rebel
cavalry attacked our forces at HagerstoWn,
Lieut.. McLane commanding, at about3 o'clock
this afternoon.
The enemy was handsomely repulsed, losing
. Lieutenant and two privates now in our pos
session, and aving number wounded. Lieu
tenant Stan wood. With small force OF cavalry,
chased the Rebels some six miles.
This we take 1t, is scary Harrisburg re-
port. We doubt If any rebel force whatever
has appeared in the vicinity of Hagerstown.-
ED. starr
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Third EDITION,
3 O'CLOCK p. M.
IMPORTANT FROM HARPER'S
FERRY. a.F

Hunters Troops Arriving there Rapidly
to Reinforce Slsel-The Enemy believed
to be not more than Six or Eight thousand
Strong. o.. s..r .gtl. -.
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers. r. ego
TRUSTEES sALR OF BRICK DWELLING
house AND LOT ON NORTH n. BETWEEN
THIRTEENTH AND IOURTEENTH STREETS

BY virtue of deed Of trust from VIM. II Clam
pitt and wife, dated the twenty-third day Of Sep
TENDER, eighteen hundred and hfty ght and duly
recorded in LiherJ A. s.. No l6I. folioS ly, AS
and 80, one bf the land records Tor Washfpsfon
county, District Of Columbia, WI sell Of Puhlic
Auction, on the premises, on MONDAY AfrER-
efsns 5n y e.: sas IF e.
one, twenty nine, and Thirty, Il, =, 10 IN SsSsre
numbered two hundred and 6fty,a1S III rs saiS Lott
and Square are marked, laid down and distio,
suished on the plan said city: beginning FOR said
part ct point on the line Of street north eixht
feet four inches feet inches) east Of tie south
west corner OF said lot numbered one ana ru ming
thence east sixteen feet inches feet nches1
thence north ninety-two feet 81 feet thence est
south ninety-two feet, tS2 feet to the place of
beginning. improved by a well built brick house
with all the modern improvements
This property lies just east of the Demenou build
ings, snd Opposite the Presbytersn Church. and 10
one 81 the ost desirable residences Of fts clAss In
Terms One half Of the pHrch ~ ~ onss In cash:
the remainder, with interest, in six months A
deed win be given and deed Of trust tsksh tosseurs
AN conveyspces, including saus stan -, sttks
cost Of the puF chaser.
RAould the terms of sale not be complied With
within three days, the Trustee reserves the right
10 sell at the risk and xpeases Of The
aneEsiSins ope weeks notice in the NaNoal In
tealiEearer. OF other pshsi bod in Wash
inxton.~ iJNO. y. MoPH ER8ON Trustee.
5yseo&ds d q q. Moe CHE 90. AasI..--
CTlEAME ENTIRE, HAS ARRtYNp,
- Csnsi gnefs will please attead - 49,
the eception N tneir g0eA1 ~ oncea a
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Heavy Commanding at Petershure

FORTRESS MoNRoB, July 3-The steamer
1olas, from City Point has arrived. She
ports constant cannonading going on in the d.
rection of Petersburg this morning. All was
thought to be working to the best advantage.
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctionsers.
HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH STREET BE-

Uh MONDA1 AT IERNUUN, July I5th, at 61a
the Orphans Court, dated June 2ist, 1864, confirmed
by the Supreme Court, July 5th, 1864, shall sell,
part of Lot No 2 in Square No. IT, fronting about
80 feet on north + street. between 18th aud Goth
streets, and running back 81 feet oa inches, togeth.
er with the Improvements consisting Of a two story
Frame Dwelling House, mo. PA, containing four
rooms. -
Terms cash.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.

From the Valley Of virginia-Invasion Of
Maryland-Fishting at Wllliamsport
and shepherdstown.H arper's Ferry
Evacyated-Retreat OF Rebels from the
south Branch-Fisht Going on at Mary.
land II eigh hts. I
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|The Maryland Constitutional Con vention
is to reassemble day.
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STATE OF THE THRRMoMsrER.-At Frank.
lin &c Co.'s, opticians, No. 244 Pennsylvania
avenue, the thermometer stood to-day at 1
O'Clock, So In the shade, and 112 in the SUM-
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A CONFEDERATE OFFICERS OPINION OF
NORTHERN TROOPS .....

A few weeks since, an oficer attached to tho
engineer bureSq, who al one time served In the
Bsiush armysHas in @ uebec, Canada, visiting
SOM OF his fxmsf c. mpanions In the British
army, and one 49, q reading room, an Eng
lisa oshcsr aikAd hAp IL ir was trae that the
troops 40. bs1ors our sss
room arose aud exclaimed. Is Whoever says
ss,ns. Re-, s On s l. ,:s r ,as
are You, sir !" Pc Which he replied, Ut nave
been Q major 10 thu le9fedstate services, bat
wa dscasrst sssoeHps eft Won nds rs-
my own exFer s0eaY-.g,,vY9 4ahs.t ,Tzuoo
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~Anons .efts Az y sf f,jisbsjtsass vss.hs
cesAsrnst on of1&f3 9nAY BNr efi6ees8 h1ajsr
sss1ss 49, 70 I. sss ssss sssi =
kDokpSky,
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g T.EAM ER EMPrRE. HAS 4RKfY1p
- Csnsigne will please attead - 49,
the ,eceptionM sneir RoeAs ~ ncsa ;<ftl
rhis stssmsr calls for New Yssh On =
Ut-H MORGAN T. RHIH HaABf.
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EXTRA.
. O'CLOCK P. N.
LATER OF THk REBEL RAID.

Dispatch from Governor Curtin-Reported
: Crossing Of the r ebels at Differe Mt Points
on the Potomac-Our Cavalry at Point of
Rocks Sheiled away Last Night. ---=-----'
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aDOut OclDg WdQe upon marylauQ Heights,
where General Sigel's whole force was con.
centrated and formed ia line of battle for de-.
Tense. t s-
Very little information Of the details Of the
progress OF the siege Of Maryland Heights
could be obtained owing to there being no
trains running that far up the road, and the
telegraph operator not being In position to
understand the true condition OF affairs. other
than the fact that Maryland Heights was still
in Gen. Sigel's pOsseesi ion.
q -Four railroad trains, loaded with govern
ment supplies, as well as the mail tram from
Harper's Ferry, that went up on Monday,
and was intercepted by Moseby on its ret urn,
were all worked through from Harper's Ferry
TO Baltimore successfully yesterday afternoon,
without the slightest loss: They were fred at,
however, very earnestly, from the Virginia side
opposite to the Point OF Rocks.
No dam age to the railroad has yet been
reported, excepting about thirty feet over
Cumberland, which was done on MONDAY
morning last, and yesterday entirely re-.
paired. ~ '
No news Of a public nature was received
after six o'clock last evening from points this
side OF Harper's Ferry, and the result OF the
fight at Maryland Heights was not Known
Baltimore Sun, 9th. ....... -...
The Baltimore Americas says: 40 ~. al
On Monday afternoon, abont 4 O'Clock, a.
the regular mail train was approaching the
Point OF Rocks from Harper's Ferry, a canal
boat was seen lying In the canal on fire, aud
the suspicious Of the engineer Of the train, Mr..
D8r0y, OF utS city VETO aroused tA86 0om0e
thing was wrong ahead. He slackenced the
speed OF the train, moving very cautio asly
until he had nearly reached the Point OF Rocks,
when he was suddenly brought 70 STA sd.
still by the discharge of q yoliey Of muskstry
at his engine by party OF Mose6y s guerriilas.
some thirty or forty In number. The engineer
fortunately was not injured. bat tho firsnsn
niRht. -. 80 ~ III, = .
The widest excitement and confession En-.
sued among the passengers, large number Of
wnom were ladies-mauy leaptug from the
cars ano taxing refuge In the woods and moun.
iains. none are known 70. have been cap
tufeo. AS soon a. The engineee recovered from
his surprise AZ the suddenpess Of ths attack,
De forctd tne engine 70 ils highest, speed. and
successfully brought NE 4ain th1oush 70 Har-
Il is ttaed that SITTER the res.,. Z, Sf !.
In robbire the stores ~ The Polnt az Ro.ks tsev
visited the houses OF nearly ali the ci,iz, ans
Uplon and rebel a5ike, ana stoye tie wa,ches
and pocket books OF aifpossesslig sAose ard.
cles. o. ,.l,-t xat1qt : -.
ycAtefday Afternoons. By TIA regular pas.ea 80
TRAN, reports 81 quiet 10 that neighnorhood
He alec Tppos-s that thIrp Il not rebel sci dl.e
on this side 81 The Poem &c q ths p ,ins az
lRecks 81 having gone over; 70 the virsinis
esd@. itE "a" D."
Ate o'eLock last sveaing an attack was aboat
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sfsSEfs, f fsIks b. - = 1 AGoraiSE sp S'n
m. we shall sell in front Of the pre- misses. ,od
two-ttory Frame House contaiains SIX roesas, be-
Terms cash. GREEN e WILLIAMS.
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Dests uction by Fire OF DabolFs Fog
Trumpet In the English Channel.

We learn from New London, Conn, where Mr. Dabcll,
abe fog whistle inventor has been III for several weeks
with neuralgia that be has just received intelligence
from England OF the destruction by fire. the night OF
abe 1lh n OF the building confirming the fog trumpet
which he put up last fall at Dungeness, the English
eha mel and the consequent injury OF the cg apparatus
to render IL useless.
The machine not IN operation at the time and il s
supposed the Dire originated from cooking stove used oy
she person who superintendent the fog signal and who
lived in the building. The wind was blowing furousiy
which caused ils immediate destruction.
The accident win prove injury TO Catcn for the
being for this signal been sounding its ing
notes in every log since erected, aud the most
encouraging reports have been sent Mr.. Dabol from
time TO tme Of ITS successful performances. But the
English government have already written him for another
and much larger apparatus Of the same KIND and we
suppose that when this is furnished they will place AT
Dungeness aud then will como 10 the worlds plea for
Cape Race
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suinasents the horses secured Of compare
siyc rest. Al the she donors
measure demnaed for any little falling or OF cur
receipts upon the rmioaon OF many
foo, instead Of rdiDg-so as 20 and appro
pirate not part but the whole amount OF their fare TO
she FAIRLY the trng addition Of only sixty six and
two thirds per cent TO their former rates. Thus have
these dsuerested benefactors indicated their claim 10
The blessings promised TO the merclfuor "the mer.
CT nj man IL mercful TO his beast-and have iuinned
that her Scrptural prophecy that ito him tha main
shall be given but him that hath not shall DC taken
away even that which he hath
An old proverb says sbe children OF this worlu are
wiser in their generation than tho children OF light
Behold now the far seeing wisdom exhibited py those
patriots the selection OF fitting time for 30
grand an exhibition Of dsBterested philanthropy. Had
the now pc ing proposition been announced three weeks
ago. the broadway underground railroad or some such
viianous dew would have been rushed through the
legislature Ike whirlwnd thus not only deprviDg the
public Of the benefits OF the peculiar institution run by
tbose men, but also pjuring the feelings IN
most sensitive point OF the proprietors OF parallel rail-
roads, we'll OF many wealthy property owners on
Broadway while, by the iudcions selection o this pech
liar iuucure OF AFFAIRS, when the city is filled with stran
gers, and citizens Of al classes veing with each
her TO gain precedence in the noble works OF charity
before he1 public ltion il diverted and the voice Of
complaining s hushed and strangers are taken in IN
a~ares, thus obvatrg the otherwise unseenly appear
ance numerous vehicles running 10 and fro through the
city unburlbened by any weight Of human in0rmity
AN ADMiRER OF GENEROUS DEEDS.
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OFFICE OF uouLros AND v.spYKE.
No ~ Wall street. New York.
DAY BUSHNELL
MINING GUMPANf,
OF COLORADO.

CAPITAL
s3.Ool0JQ in 800, 0oo shares, SO each.
JAMES j. DAY. President of New York. Providence and
Bost on Railroad Company
CORNELIUS s. BUSHNELL Of New Haven, Conn
THOMAS O. DURANT, Vice President Pacific Railroad
r. H. GIBSON, corner Pine and william streets. New
York.
H. WINTHROP GRAY. No. a South street. New York
W W. BALDWIN, corner William street and Exchange
8 l.. NJ BARLOW, corner William street and Exchange
THOMAS Ii. PERKINS, City Exchange, Boston.
GEORGE COOK, of Central CITY. Colorado.
OFFICERS.
Secretary and Treasurer, THOMAS CHALMERS, IN.
Bankers, Messrs NJ. MORGANlS SONS. New York
Counsel Messrs MARTIN 4 SMITH, New York
Messrs REED A WAKELY Colorado.
President Manager and Director in Colorado. GEORGE
COOK, ESQ.
Books for subscription for purchase OF 5000 the
capital stock of the company will be opened office
Tuesday tie 18th inst ut III o'clock A. N. Subscription
price ST. SO 10 be paid subscribing s. payable tic
18th inst
The property OF the company consists OF upwards OF
100000 eet OF gold bearing quartz vein selected especially
for us formation, during the summer OF last from
of the richest and best developed veins Of Terri
tory long previous TO the speculative excitement
tng with special reference To safe and profitable
working of IT'S veins, with Its ample working capital and
the number Of claims IL offer for sale for the formation
of other companies makes The most desirable investment
MOULfON 4 yANDYKE,
~ W all street. New York.
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Strike of the Consumers OF Butter and
Milk.

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
see with pleasure that movement foot break
the outrageous monopoly OF butter, By suspendng, at
least for some time, ts use by the people, But why
should not take The same step with mix This arti-
Gle retails at from seven TO eight cents quart,
while assured that at depots not less than
twelve cents eagerly paid by wholesale dealers for
pnro milk. Tho miserable trash-mixiurenow generally
sold milk Is such that ought 10 awaken Rip Van
Wrinkles of the City Hall from their sumbers 10 look
ino the matter ID they not 40 1t at the time OF the
stump.cow milk excitement Even a sanitary mca-
the sale Of the milk, it is sold ought TO be
stopped. Let use condensed milk Tor few days, If
necessary. no milk at all II possible and then pure
milk will be brought 10 cur doors again.
A CONSUMER
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Sl.OOO.OOO LOAN
oy rRr
COUNTY OF new YORK.
PROPOSALS FOR sl.cOcOc SOLDIERS
BOUNTY FUND BONDS.
,Bepg the balance no, awarded on bids for 5000 coo
Opened April . 1900.
Sealed proposals viii be received a, the Comptroller
once until saturday Aprn 10 1894 All O'CLOCK p NJ when
he win be publicly opened for the purchase Of the
whole any par, Of the Of o. COO of tho SOLDIERS
Bounty Fund Bondsn authorized BY an ordinance Of the
Board Of Supervisors passed March 10 1894, and by
Of the Legislature Of State Of New York. passed Febrp
arg 1854 being the amount not awarded bids for
100000 srened Apr,l2 1884
The said bonds viii bear q, .he rate Of s per cent
per annn, payable semlannuay on the first day Of Nay
and November in each year. and the prseo.i win bs
deemab's Is folowsFivs sundred thousand dollars No
,embsr l. 1882 and eve hundred ,hoasard dollars Sovsm
Der !, 1890
The proposals win state Of bonds desired and
the price PER hundred dollars ,hsreof and persons
whose proposals are accepted win ,hsyupon be required
depos, with The County treasurer the Sums svardsdo
ihsm respectively.
on presenting 70 the Comptroller the receipts Of Tho
County Treasurer for such depons The parties viii be
titled receive bonds equal amounts Of the par value Of
the sums awarded 10 heu bearing interest from dates
efpayment
Each proposition should bs sealed and endorsed "Propo
sails for Soldiers Bounty Fund Bondsn ami enclosed in
second envelope, addressed TO the Comptroller.
The fight reserved 70 reject any or oil Of the bids
considered necessary 70 protect or promote The Of
she county.
MATHEW r. BRENNAN, Comptroile.
CRY or Nrw yoaK. DspAWrnrrr ov FiSAscal
ConvTRoLlnRs OSiiCE. y
April 4 loeA
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The Price or Batter.

EDIIUH
What kind Of speculation has placed butter at It's pre-
price? 1t Is well known fact that il has been sold
Liverpool at less thn il cost ship from New York
act upon the suggestion not TO butter, and
ounce OF IL would be left In New York in a week. Mer-
chants would buy pound of it TO pay for Euro
pean Butter will rise in price until IL will not
pay TO export it, How then shall the price be reduced?
why, lot the shoddyes resolve land they will do
10 not 10 silks, satDs diamonds and wines, and
butter Will 10 down well as gold.
BUTTER AT A LOW PRICE.
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w. Il. BARNES. Secretary.

OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT
" Company, New York, April IL. 1864 10 hereby
given that the directors have this day made call Of an in
capital held by the stockholders OF SAID
rany, to be paid TUESDAY, the 18th day II April
lS64 John Norris Treasurer at No. 50 Broadway and
the shares Of stock which said nsalmcn shall
be paid the time Aforesaid wi with all the previous
thereon made be forfeited the entry OF which
for payment said witt lie
the 3h of April 1864 The transfer viii be
the I'D and the 18th Of April. 1864.
A. j. HAMILTON, Secretary,
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nFfICE OF rdE PITTsBURG, FORT WAYNE AND
~ Chicago railway Company, April ). ls6f-Divdend
sockIne B,afd OF Directors have this DAY declared d
idend OF ~ c3nt the capital stock of the
Tor the quarter enn. March 81 last and out of the
ngs OF said able free Of
on an after the 18th day Of May at the general Office
OF the IN the ety OF Psburg TO the stockholders
sonplly lwnsow, Lanier Co No. 62 Val street,
tn, city OF New York the stockholders whose stock
stan Is books there.
Ths sier books Of the company viii close at O'Clock
r. M.nl ID OF May and remain closed until 10 O'Clock
A. NJ the 18th day OF May thereafter BY order OF the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
W. X. BARNES. Secretary
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YORK, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1864.
riNANOzAz..

OK PR CENT INTER ST.
- cIrizEka SAVINGS BANK, ,.,
go s. and on Monday. "wednesday and Friday evenings
Deposits prl win bear uerest from
INST Bank 0o'i'n sokd Gs ToIs :os
SEYMOUR A. BuEcr. Secretary
THH KENNEBEC GOLD MINING co
CAPITAL $5Uo00 III 100 0Ou shares OF IS each Canadian
49,. NJ, pRoyisIosAL DIRECTORS
~ Bridges Esq, Managing Director Grand Trunk Rail
7. N. Hopkins Esq. HUDSON Bay Company
Andrew Wilson, ssI
T Tsl.'i a s,aa'ss, En- -; Mp
The Hon 3. J, c. Abbott MP.
Nessrs MAcDoUaAL DAVIDSON,
No 2 Merchants EAchange, Montreal
Hessr. i RosE alrcHIg
M sr Y, r r1Sr As y ax.r
n The # s y Of a hs s' IN q: fSs
company lnssT III r4Gf
d ne nsnps Liaela aaa Marrow, county
Of sSec and ea from the
on Of the ia n rrsns an road
wei cultivated, fertile and productive country.
Loap ONE q principal TDs,arss chasdsre
es sna a. S 0s anu 10 Soh
of them tributaries Of the Du Loup
Jars fu in
S sS 10 to Of 81 %s Of s" az
ed ILL successful results in California other guild
producing countries
the above named, upwards OF miles
and rlvuiels in
Mt various points, al similar In cha
,sey fall nam S-'' courses 'e'''so
Exrorat and experiments made October OF last
the dIuva deposits twithn the
limits OF the " IN question: proved them to contain
precious metal ia such quantities to induce tne ex
rccaton that here tho miner VIII be richly rewarded for
lis industry and Ia many Instances earh taken from the
banks height OF from thirty TO forty feet above water
level, found contain gold particles in sufficient
portion handsome returns opeI aed by
lie hydraulic procc ~ already luded to
IL proposed 10 place the capital OF the company at
So OCOo divided INTO hundred sand shares of 81
upon n ousand shares dollar share
IL he paid supply the amount IN cash for which he
proptetos oilcr their to the company The BaId
Of dollar be payable the OF the
hcates which vii not be until the whole number
of shares shall have been subscribed fr
Beyond san assessment OF six share
form fund for ent and agency il s
contemplated that further calls need made
and Tor such assessment the whole OF the shares
wit eight Thousand allotted the origin
ator Of the ~ lect, will he alike liable.
Tire eight hoG shares referred 10 20 be treated
paid mp Ia fun, aud therefore wholly unsssessablc.
know richness and OF the which
is 10 form the oasis OF the proposed association the
ecors of the Kennebec Gold Mining Company confidently
anticipate that Ia the OF the summer the
shares VIII be demand NJ rates far above their cost 10 the
Brst holders
Appended this prospectus extracts from the able
reports Sir W. f. Logan chie OF the theological Survey
showing the estimate in which that distinguish
ed authority holds Rvere d. Loup and its tributaries
for their anri erons qualities
thousand have already been bed for
Canada the balance offered to the public at
S. share payable application the office OF the
subscriber, y II, BERRET
SO Wall street
I4tn at the office OF j. IL. BeTIeti So Wall street
the firm Of Berret h Foster.
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H,AMMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER.
i Al arse meeting OF tho members OF the Tammany
Society held famnany Hail. on the FIRST Monday OF APP H.
t AZ the close OF the regular business OF the Society
Wison Small elected Chairman. and Caspar Coi DIS
Secretary.
Thereapon on motion Of the Hon. Daniel T. Delayan, It
unanimously resolved. That Committee Of trreen
inemb be appointed by tie Chairman 10 nominate a
tieEe for Council OF Sa hens to supported at the ap
preaching election; that the names Of such committee be
iubshed aud that the ticket selected by them be reported
for consideration at general meeting Of the members OF
the Society 70 be held IN ha Council Chamber on Saturday
wilson SMALL, Chairman.
CASPIAN G. CuILps, Secretary.
Pursuant % The apt erty conferred on me a. the meeting
OF The members Of the fanmauy Society held In Tammany
Han On the arst MONDAY OF April "a, do hereby desig-
the following brothers Special Committee TO noni
ticket for sachems and other Offices for the considers
on OF the members Of the Society In general meeting,
WILLIAM L. ELY. GEORGE SMITH,
HAMuEL T WEBbrER, RALPH BOGfRr.
JAMES NJ. SWEENY, SEORuE r. BALDWIN,
WALTER ROCHE WIN. GAYTE
r. r. A., POOTtE JOAN X. BRIGGS
EDMUND L. HEARNE, THOMAS O. FIELDS,
JANIS WATSON.
The foregoing Gonna aa viii at Tammany Hall Tor
organization on the l4,h inst. al 7. NJ
WILSON SMALL, Chairman.