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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11
N,nety.th,rd new York state Volunteers.
We have obtained the following partial list
Of casualties Of the above named regiment:

Wo nave obtained the following pAIIhl ubt
of casualties of the above named regiment;
AdJutant Fl. sifford, wounded, armj Cap
talns D. E. Barnes, Co. G, killed; John Baily,
=, dol VIM. Randles, A, severely woundedi
H. P. smith, d, wounded; W. V. s. Beckmsn,
@, do; II. G. Newton, L, do; Edison Fitch, X,
dol First Lieuts. - Ingraham, A, do facet
Rdward Corser, B, do.j W. L; BramhAll, K,
do, head; Francis i. Bailey, @, do, FOOT VIM.
Ball, H. do, leg, N. r. Eldridge, l, killed.
Second Llsuts. r. L. Gray, G, dol Chas. Barnes,
c, wounded; ]. W. Sherwood, Z, do, armi
VIM. IL. Ross, G, killed; Elijah Moore, d, dol
Isaac Race, Z, do. Andrew Beatty, 9, dol
VIM. II. Hoffman, @, do; Corporal William
B. Peck, @, dol Warren Emerson, II, dol
Barney Murray, /. do; Stephen NJ. Sampson,
l, do; Corporal Jabcz EldrldEe, !, dol ser-
geunt VIM. Mabb, X, do; A. B. Cole, X, dol
Nelson P. Gresnc, L, dol Daniel Simon, L, dol
John Grant, @, dol - Ca'lin, @, dol ser-
Welch, z, do, hip; Flr1t Sergeant Wallace, G,
do, Corporal Wallace, Q, do, groin; John Cos.
tello, d, do, leg; Addison Ames, ID, do, Armi
- Kinney, D, wounded; Sgt. Dan. Black
man, L, legs sgt. Geo. BlAckman, 4, armi Cpl.
Frank NJ. Roods, =, legi Ed. Crook, e, should
eri Luman Ross, E, arm; David Mapes, Z, dol
Alfred Mapes, G, do; Cpl. Lampman, y, legi
Sgt. Plank, e, armj Cpl. Geo. shealy, Z, hip
Iden Greene, Z, armi Cpl. Harvey Holden, e.
head; Cluster Sturges, Il, facej A. ]. Allen, Z,
legj Iden q. Wheeler, Y, dol Thomas Prindy,
q, hip; Sgt. Hamlln, Fl sgt. Ray Kingon, q
8. Primuer, G, fOotj A. Esterbrook, @, hand
sergt, Weir, G, wounded leg; sergt. Gibson
II, seriously Ira Duell, II, leg; David Decker
H, arm; Patrick Lally, H, armi sergt. VIM. W
Hawkins, /, legj sergt. Horace p. Eldrldge, l.
leg; sergt. And. Robinson, ], FOOT Corp. Geo
W. Ireutt, l, hand - Ireutt, l., bodyi Jas
l.. Morehouse, l, hand; Welcome A. ThAnson
|, foot; John r. Kittrldge, l, head Henry Moon
l, legi Henry Bush, l, foot; VIM. II. WaldEon
l, II sergt. Sam. Huggins, X, lsEj sergt
Chas. Danforth, X, hip; = Bradley, K, -
Julius L. Clark, K, hand I. o'Rourks, K, arm
Geo. Walt, X, neck; Patrick Collins, X, hAAd
Peter o'shea, X, do, head Moses Wright, X
do, ARM Sylvester Baldwin, X, do, handi W
Baldwin, X, do, hand.
The whole number of killed and wounded Il
said to be over 300. Their position was on th
extreme right of the I'd corps. They went int
the battle about 600 strong, and formed part
of Hays brigade, which charged four time
upon the enemy, each time with great success
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11
THR LATE oRN. HAYS.

Gen. Alexander Hays, who vas killed al the
head OF his command last Thursday, was edu'
Gated at West Point, entered ths army, dis
tingSishSd himself In nearly SVery battle In
Mexico, taking with his own hands the nrSt
Eun from the enemy At PAlo Alto. On the re-
tara Of peace he retired frSn the army. On
As outbreak OF the present rebellion he raised
rsgiIasat in PittsburE, Pa, (ths o:d,) which
he commanded till he was PrOmOted to tn,
rank Of BriEGdisr General. He was one OF tn
orhvsst Of the brave. He believed that the 70
bel.ion could be put down only BY hard blows
Rud he was generally at the point where the
were struck the hardest.
General hays belonged in PlttSburG, PenH
SylvAnlA, and the Commercial Of that city say
that he had great confidence in Grant, an
knowing the character OF his old friend AM
eOmPAHioa-n-Grms, he anticipated precisel.
such . battle A. that In which he fell. In
recent letter 70 relative he seemed 10 have
PrsseHtImeHt, II Aot OF his death, at least o
tie gigantic battles which are now closing tn
drama Of this war. Anticipating the collision
ef the mighty arnieS Of Grant and Lee, no 70
pgaled the line Of the Scottish Beer
"a Geld OF the dead TuShss red in ny Sightr'
The body Of General Hays was brought v
the city this mornlng with that Of Genera
Sod wick.
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ALExAN NDRIA NEWS.


We TAKH the following items OF Alexandria
news from tho STATE Journal OF the 10th instant;
IaPSrisni 0rdsr.-An order was received here to.
day, directing all infantry Ofcsra connected with
the Army Of the Potomac now in this city to re-
pair TO Camp Distribution, and all cavalry OfceTI
slmilATly situated to report to the proper bureau
In Warrington. As there are quite nuAber in
the city who have been unable to loin their com
mGhdI since the move began, we presume this Or
the new base.
Ths Steamer CORnSciieUL-We were In error yes:
terdAy in stating that the hospital steamer had
proceeded down the river on sunday. she took IN
quantity of Ice at NJ. Eldrldge Co.'s wharf Ai
O'Clock this moThlng, and proceeded 20 Aquis
Creek, where, 1t ln presumed, she will take on
board q load Of wounded, and return Immediately
to thil city,
Ths asSmsr Rdpisy.-ThiS steamer, lately running
tATy Commission TO convey medical stores ana ~
teRdAnta 70 AQutA Creek
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DEATH oV MAJOR aEH.I

DEATH OH MAJOR 0EHsRNDaWICk'
With lusIprsssible sorrow tisr community
has received the INTEL EsneSof the death OF the
brave General sedEuick. mo officer has been
more conspicuous in the bloody battles Of the
Army OF the Potomac than he, and in his death
the rebel Sharpshooters have inflicted an ire
parable lo'I upon tho services.
John sedgWiek was a native Of Connecticut,
a graduate Of West Point, and received his nrSt
commission In August, 1887. He was Colonel
OF the 4th United States cavalry, and Major
General Of volunteers, the lsEt commission
dating fros July 4, 1862. u!I courage was
lndomitabls, and his skill In executing any
military movement assigned him was pro-
verbal. lie possessed the entire confidence Of
his cficsS and men, and was greatly beloved
BY them. He was careful Of their wants and
-enJOrsd sIsct Justice TO all. He was SlngulArlJ
free from personal pride or InectStlon Of man
ner. He never INDUCED in the upholstery with
witch come OF the carpet knights are constant
ly bedIEened, aud the "Eold Jackets trimmed
with blue" worn by fancy military Officers, h
looked upon with contempt. He was hit BY I
rebel ShArpshooter while IupsEintendlnE tn,
mounting Of some heavy guns In an angle, thu
bullet passing through his head. His bod!
arrived in the city this morning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11
IMPORTANT.
LATEST FROM GEN. GRANT.
HE IS MASTER OF THE SITUATION.
Lee at Spottsylvania Yester-
day Afternoon.
Hard Artillery Fighting aud Grant
Gaining Steadily.

A messenger 10 the Government, who len
General Grant az late as three O'Clock Jester-
day afternoon, has arrived here. He reports
that Grant moved on the enemy's works Al
spottsylvanla Court House yesterday morning.
The battle was chiefly with artillery, and
was very severe, our forces advancing steadily
and gaining the enemy's ground perm anently.
General Grants dispatches are exceedingly
cheerful.
He could not be more SaAguine OF the re
suit II he had Richmond In his possession. He
is clearly master Of the situation.
The speeulators' reports emanatinE from
this city and circulated In New York, thai
General Grant has stopped the pursuit. OF LsS
and fallen back on Fredericksburg with hiI
whole army, is, We arc authorised 70 say, Z
fslsehood worthy Of the couardly traitors who
set It Anoat.
| General Grant has, as matter OF eourse
changed his base, and In doing 90 has beer
obliged to make such disposition OF come o.
his forces as would give protection to his train
In his rear.
Such moyementa might be interpreted BY
some wise,eres IS falling back, when nothing
OF the kind hs, taken place. Gen. Grant hsI
set his face towards Richmond, and all tn,
rebsl armies Of Jefr. Davis cannot deter hin
from his purpose.
He has fought Lee out OF his so-salled Elm
pregnAble entertainments " on the Rapidan-
fought him through the dark valley and III,
shadow OF death, "the Wilderness" and pur
sued him into his present we'll selected position
at spottsylvanls Court House, and yesterday
without giving Lee breathing time, Gen. Gran
moved his victorious legions upon the rebe
| works.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11
UEIoS NATIONAL CONVENTION.

The updertisued, who, by original AZ point
aeAt, Or subsequent designation to M Vacan
ciea, constitute the executive committee Gro
atsd by the National Convention, held at Chi.
esgo or the 18th day OF Nay. 1880, do hereby
sall upon all qualified voters who desire the
unconditional maintenance OF the Union. the
supremacy Of the Cen Stitutlon, and the complete
suppression OF the oIisting rebellion, wiih the
cause thereof, by vigorous war and all apt and
Oricisat means, 70 send delegates 10 . conVen-
tioa to assemble At Baltimore, on Tuesday, the
TIN day Of June, 1854, at II o'clock, noon, for
the purpose OF presenting candidates for the
offices OF President and Vics President NJ the
United States. Each State having . represeu.
tMiop In Congress will DO entitled TO as mABy
delegates Ss shall be equal to twice the number
OF eeetcrs 10 which such State 10 entitled In The
EDWIN MORGAN, New York, ChairmAa.
CHAhLESJ. GILMAN, Maine.
=. bRAISAkD, Vermont
i. Il. ROLLINS, New HAnpahiIs.
J. 2, GOODhICH. Massachusetts.
THOMAS G. TURNER, Rhode Island.
GIDEON WELLS, Csnnestisut
DEENING DUEk, New Jersey.
EDWARD HcPHERsoN, PsanSJlTAAiA
N sNITHEhs, Delaware.
JF. wAGNER, Maryland.
THOMAS sPOoNER, Ohis.
rs LANE, Indians
sAhEEL {. CASEY, Kentusky.
z. FICK, Illinois.
HLRBERT n. HoIIE, Iowa.
AUSTlN BLAIR, Michigan.
CAhL sCHURZ Wisconsin,.
W. n. WAIHBURN, Minnesota.
CuHkELIus COLE California.
WILLIAM A. PHILLIPI, Kansas.
Or IRISH, Nebraska,
yOSEPH GERHARDT, DiAt. Of Columbia.
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LATER FROM THE JAMES RIVER

battle Near PstsTsbHTE - bsauFsEArd'i
Forces Driven Three Milss-The Wei
den asd North Carolina HAilTSad Gut
The Petersburg Railroad Held BY
Our Troops.
BERMUDA HUNDRED, JAMES RIVHA, Nay 10,
riI FORT MOERoE.-Fighting commenced yes
terdGy st noon and continued til night DO.
tween Gen. HeckmAn's brigade and several
other brigades, under Gen. Smith, and Cen.
BeAuregArd's rebel troops, he commanding In
persou. During tho eight our forces drove the
enemy back three milsE-noArly into Peters
burg. We hold the railroad between Richmond
ard Petersburg.
General KAntG's cavalry suseeeded In do
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GOLD al IL O'Clock was at 1852.


GEN. MEADE has purchased handsome resi-
denee corner Of Nineteenth street and Delaney
place, PhilAdelphiA.
GEN. HICKMAN had a horse killed under him
and his finger slightly injured by fRgment OF
shell, In the battle on the Petersburg railroad.
years member OF the Baltimore bar, died At his
residence on Charles street avenue, yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. DAN SEroHELL, who has been spending
the winter most prOhtRby IN New Orleans, where
he was one OF the managers as well As actors 1t
the Varieties Theatre, arrived In the Morning Star
re iB In excellent health, and seems TO have a
good deal OF laugh left In him yet We suppose
we shA be permitted to see his jolly face, and to
hear his mirth-mOving voice ere long, at some one
or other OF our theAtTeB,-N Y. EFpT6Ss
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

that General Lee lately Issued an order in re-
lation to supplies, in which he said communi
cation With Richmond was cut of, and 1t was
impossible to furnish the men with stores.
Hills corps had no .rations Issued for three
days. General Lee enJoIned upon HE men the
necessity Of capturing supplies from the Yam
KEGS. Up to this moment they have failed to
capture a single wagon.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM GENERAL
BUTLER.



Edpcin M SGEion, SeersiGrvo Of Var
Our operations may be summed up In . few
words. With l 700 cavalry We have advanced
up the Peninsula, forded the ChickAhomiRy,
and have safely brought to our present POSI-
tion these colored cavalry, who are now hold
Ing position a. our advance towards Richmond.
General KAntL, with 5000 cavalry from Suf-
folk, on the same day with our movement up
the James river, forced the passage OF the
Blackwater, and burnt the railroad bridge at
stony Greek, below Petersburg, cutting In two
Beauregard'sHOrces at that point.
We have landed here, entrenched ourselves,
destroyed many miles OF railroad, and got 9
position which, with proper supplies, We car
| hold out against the whole Of Lees army.
| have ordered up the supplies.
BeAregard with large portion OF his com
mand was left south of the cutting OF the rail
| road by General KAntL. That portion which
reached Petersburg under him have whipped
to-day, killing and Woundins many, and taking
many prisoners, amer q severe and Well.con
tested fight. Lieutenant General Grant will h.
| troubled With no further reinforcSments TO LIE
from BeGuregard's forces.
(slgned) B.F. BUTLIE, Major General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11
GOLDEN sENTENCEs.

"THR cRIsIs WHICH THRnArEpuD TO DIVIDE
rHE FsrrsDs or TEE UEIos n PAST"
EHALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ART PERSON WHO Is FREE By THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS"
81 PROCLAIM TuIL PARDON TO ALL WHO
sol nINLI swRAR TO HnoDoRTH FAITHFULLY
suFPoRT, PRoTHcT, AND DUEHD TIE CoEsTI.
TUITION or THH UNITED STATES, AND THE UNION
or TIN sILTES TuRHUEDR."
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

William l.. Kelley, assistant postmaster at
Louisville, KY, has been appointed special
agent of the Post Once Department in the
United States armies in the Valley of the Mis-
5issippl, vice MARYLAND, transferred to Wash
ington city, in charge of malls to the armies
Of the United States. We arc happy to know
that tho Government is determined that the
soldiers In the field shall lack nothing Of mail
facilities for communicating with the loved
friends at home,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

II IL reported that Mr.. Slaughter, mayor o.
F teri' ksburE, ard Mr.. Hnrys (of NsJs'I
Hctghp, near FrsdsrirEHturE) marched About
t roe hundred OF our wounded into the rebs
Ines by the aid OF guerrinSG. This "worthy
mayor" 10 now locked up in Federal guard
house, and IL iGto be hoped he will be kept or
Just such faro as the rebels have bosn gIIiHI
10 our prisoners In Richmond,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

It appears that the dispatch to the War De-
partment stating that the rebel ram Albemarle
had been destroyed was premature" We
have information to-day that the Albemarle got
away after she had been rammed by the sassa-
Gus, and went up the Roanoke river under
cover OF tho darkness. If the sassacus hit her
fair blow, we doubt wh.ther she will again
trouble the waters OF Albemarlo Sound. The
shock, although not Immediately fatal, would
probably disable the rebel until she is rebuilt.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

At The present meeting Of the Association
Of superintcndents of Insane Asylums in the
UniteI States, now In session in this city, a
reaolation was adopted rendering the medical
services Of the members OF the association to
assist in tie care of the sick and wounded now
at Fredericksburg.
The Surgeon General replied that he had not
yet occasion to call upon all the volunteer sur
gical assistance, whose services had been tea
dered and accepted In the contingency Of their
being needed
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

he business Of distributing the RKruBLIcAH
throughout this city, Georgetown and Alexandria,
has this day been placed in the hand Of Mr.. An
THuS sHRrHnpp, who II our only authorized
agent to sollest And solicit subscriptions 70 this
paper and has also authority 70 solicit advertise
nents fron the advertising community Of this and
the nHiEhhoriuG cities for the NATIONAL REruB.
LIcAs. Mr. shepherd is well and fAvorAbly known
in this community, from having bosn for several
months past enc OF our principal Local Reporters,
and We commend him 10 our sitilenI on his new
role.
WAsnMaToN, AprIl L lssA
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

Mr.. frumbull, from the Senate Judiciary
Committee, to-day reported against Mr.. An
thony's joint resolution to repeal the following
joint resolution, approved March 9, 1861;
"No amendment shall be made to the Con:
stituton which will authorize or give TO Corr
gress the power to abolish or interfere, Within
any State, with the domestic Institutions there
OF, including that OF persons held 10 service or
labor by laws OF said State"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

The sAssAcUs, as will appear from our tele'
graphic correspondence, has had hard fight
with several "ssssy CusEes" in Albemarlt
Sound and beaten them of. She is . double
euder," but no double snteHdre is intended in
this paragraph. The sassacus found the rsbe
ram AlbSmarle a tough piece Of mutton, how
ever
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

CITrRAL GUARDnoUsE.-The following COM
mitments were mAds yRHteTdsyi A, ". Berry, L.
1erEeneer, Bpd Patrick Bennett, for selling liquor
70 SoldlerGj Hiram Collins, for stealing $3.50 from
D. y. Porter, Co. II, 9th characteristics SoloTed
oAVAlryi Walter Wentworth, ueIerteF and des-
perAte character; Horace Fling, charges preferred
and forty-four for minor Offences.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

8-nssAssrosSs lAizAisaAis nsar Rs.sss-
ArIIB, Hss BTA Sss s~s.s0 - Aas - ~
original sslss, ~ sspplylss &c ssysnAsy tsAa
with hatasal ssss.sss~a, inrsfsaS sJ - - -
ease All assAa~s@Ap 80 s~sp~ssa e bs@
AsssL., sssksyiag Ss vis.iiU - b.axU Of As
hair, aAi Afsrd Of 0sasavS - sr3si-a Hsln-
shespa IsiniAsls oslsFAg - - sotsrs hsA
70 IL aatarL slss ~ - 0sy psspsD, bat avss
shs hair . LuXulIAMf DAA str, BsSSs3 ~
Irouth, IrsysaS - AlhAo - OsAaah>s da
druf, sna inpNE6 AAAltA sAA DlsAsAAhI~s - Ne
head u has EiSs1 ns ~ = aaA SaAS As -
IiaGl HaiT cslsSiA0, 40 , sssaSAuy iAosAI6.g
Ia fAVsT. USS1 hy - oAm1Aa Ahd lAAiaL =
iI sola Sy all SspssaSDls aaNIalA, = - ~ -.
n.l nAnMn -,
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Tive -, O@S .asL
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Another Rebel Decentralization o. New
Bsrns.

On Wednesday night lAst, about D O'Clock, a
denomination was made on our piekets be-
yond the Pine tree, on the Trent road, and they
were driven in. The night passed on, how
ever, without any signal events.
On Thursday morning the rebels took an
other route, and advanced on the Block house,
a. EVAnI Mil, with artillery, and after Ihort
contest IL was captured, but NOT until the gar
riSon had evacuated 1t and TetreAted. The tel =
sgrAph was cut, and report Chat very reliable
EenLleman) aAith tho railroad track was torn
up near CTohtan.
At noon Thursday the iron clad car went
down tho railroad for the purpose OF shsliDg
the woods in that vicinity, and spent the after
noon In that work, aided by tho guns ~ III,
spinolA. The rebels are still hsng.Lg around
a. We 20 10 prSss (Fridsy morning. NORTH
Carolina TmsI, 7h.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11
New York Stock List.
BY the Peoples Telegraph Lines,
ohess-6Ii Ninth street and corner PennsylVAnia
avenue and Sixth street.
wEDNEsDAT, MAY lt-FIRsT BOARD.


BosToS, May 1.-The steamship Europa
sailed at noon to-day with 70 passengers and
$4,000 in specie.
New YoRK, May 1.-THE Olympic sailed at
noon to-day with nearly a million In gold.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

G1ovIR'a THBATRE.-Let all lovers OF Aue
acting rsmsmber that tonight the charming Miss
Provost appears IN her dAshinE character of Nell
Gwynne. We we'll remember the great Impression
created By this impersonation BY This same lady
two years ago In this city. There will undoubtedly
bo another excellent house tonight.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

Mr.. J. =. HAllenbesk has bsea Appelatsd our
agent 10 receive subscriptions and advsrtssmsnts
for The RHPvBLIeAH from the citizens Of Alsxan.
Gria and visiBisJ. Mr.. HAllssbsek's Newspaper
and Periodical store 10 ~ Ils King street, four
doors belsW hs Provost MarshAlh once, Alsxan-
nrln Va
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

Miss EyLBs, the distinguished Welsh ora
rsss, will deliver address IN Rev. Dr. ChaAninEI
Tickets - cents, rsIerved sSNtI 10 sents 70 Ss oh
tAiRsd At the hotslI, bookstores and door.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

CoUNTHRTHITnRs ARREsTED.-John Brown
and IhArleG II. HsthwAy were arrested yesterday
by the military detectives upon the shArge of
NrfeltinE United States currency, aud were COM
mitted, by Justice KinIty, to jail for the purpose
Of awaiting . rtquiSition from the Governor Of
AiaaouFI.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11
FROM GENERAL BUTLER.


Nrr YORK, May 1.-THE HsrGld say: prob
ably General Butler had another severe battle
yesterday and it is also likely that q great
battle between 5 rebel and Union iron-clAds
commenced yesterday.
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SPECiXIn NOTICES


NJ leties.--A special Heating OF ihs
General Com 70 EusoraGs EalistnsAts vii
be held At the Council cbsnbsf 90 Iriaay sysniss
Sasissss "a ssSs ! Rnai r.psTa s.sS". e % Il n:
conmittss, eolle.tefs who nsJ .hlys hunas On
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uR'I r. c. wn.s, ,..,.,.iE 'AcOS aiii3ssii syiisi
Evs nissk B.eksinsses ssa PAPER
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Ps%sl. l W..s..s., ss.s,l D.s.iiT, "a s,isl
Anestons, ~ Ne sDplisetfsa 81 ais prsssrruaA.
Body Br..., ..l slts,l rssy rssy.sysy.
Di; .t.e.i,ssS"r
m -iaIsE.nt whsrsrsA-prsa s.asIs
fss,iy % broker, s.s.sss.sl Y 1s ssfyis-, viSkss,
fsuii or blsnfsh, aal uAaueshsaahlv sSs 81 ne
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M Hotiss,-A Msstisa sr ths vn.s.ai-
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