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APRocLAMArIoN.

. APRoc cLAMATIoN.
Whereas, BY the Proclamation Of the Pres
idsnt Of the eleventh day Of April last, Ger
tain ports Of the United States therein sps-
oihsd, which had previously been subject to
blockade, were, for objects Of public safety,
declared in conformity With previous special
legislation Of Congress, 10 be closed against
foreign eOmmsrss during the national win,
to be thereafter expressed and made known
By III. President and whereas events and
circumstances have since occurred which, in
in my judgment, render II sxpedisnt TO re-
move that restriction, except as 70 tho ports
Of Galveston, La Sale, BrasOs dc Santiago
Point Isabsl,) and Brownsville. in the State
Of Texas
: Nov, therefore, bs Il known thAtI, Az.
BhnW JOHNsON. President Of the United
States, do hsreby declare that the ports
sforssAid NOT excepted As above shall be open
70 foreign commerce from and aftor tho hrst
day Of July, nsxt that commercial inter
course with the said ports, may, from that
!, sins. be carried on subject TO the laws Of the
United States and in pursuance Of such rsSu.
iations as may bs prescribed By tho seers.
isry Of the Treasury. II however, any vos-
eel from . foreign port shah enter any Of tho
befcrs-nsmsd excepted ports in the State Of
Texas, she will continue 10 be hsld liable TO
the penalties prescribed by the act Of Con-
grs~ approved on the thirteenth day Of July,
eighteen hundred and sixty one, and the per.
sons on board Of her TO sach penalties as may
bs Incurred, pursuant 10 the laws Of war, for
trading Or attempting 70 trade with an
shany. 9 ,sts.a'
And ], ASDRrv JOHssOs, President Of tho
United States do hereby declare and make
known that the United States Of America do,
,hsnesfOrth, disslIOw to all persons trading,
or attempting to trade, in any ports Of the
United States in violation Of the laws there.
Of, all presence Of bsllissrsnt rights and
privileges, and I give notice that, from the
date Of this Proclamation, all such offenders
viii be held and dealt with Rs pirates.
It also ordered that all restrictions upOr
trade heretofore imposed In the territory Of
ths United States east Of tho Mississippi
river save those relating to eontrabsnd O
war. 10 the reservation Of the rights Of III,
United States 70 property purchased in The
teritory Of an enemy, and to the twenty Ave
Psr cent. upon the purchases OF cotton, are
removed An provisions Of the internal
rsvsnus law win bs carried into effect under
the proper oihesrs.
In witness whsssof | have hsrsunto set
my hand and caused tho seal Of the United
States 10 be aaiaed
Done At the oiiy Of Washington this
Twenty y-sseOnd day Of Nay in the year
Of our LOra one thousand eight hun
IsEAL, drsd sndssizty-avs, and Of ths Inds-
psndsnos Of The United States Of
America the sishiy.ninth.
ANnREw JOHNSON.
BY the Presidsni; p-'~
Nv. HvnsHh. sag
AsiiHg Secretary Of Stats.
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wAsrissfos' D. g., Msy -, 1885
n order 70 give oaesrs Of the army y " Y.
tunity 10 witness the tsvlswof the arnies ,,sa Nd
2Sd and aIth Instant, tho regulation prom, prom,
ohlecrs lrom visiting ne capital wiihou' y. "
authority from The War Department Is 'u'P
70 inolads No Soih Instant
BY order ofthe Secretary q War.
"a 3, D. ToWNSSN,
nyiS.a Assistant AdiuiAHi ssh'''
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The Heads OF the Late Rebel Govern
msnt assigned 90 Close Quarters In
Fort Warren, Fort Delaware, and


FoRrREss MOSRoE, May 9l.--Ths steamer
VIM p. Clyde has remained at anchor during
the entire day In Hampton Roads, and up TO
this hour, p, ln., JET Davis and family
have not yet beon removed.
Tho rebel Gen. Wheeler and stah-com-
posed Of the following ofhcers; Colonels John.
son and Lubbuok, Captain Rouhl, inspector
general, and Captains Hudson and RyAh--
were removed from the Clyde this morning
TO the gunbOat Maumee, which len for Fort
Warren. 1870
The late sO-callsd Vice President, AlexAn.
der II. Stephens, and The so-eAllea Postmas.
ter General, Reagan, were also removed from
the Clyde this afternoon, 70 the gunboat Tus-
carOra, which left for Fort Delaware, as ID
presumed. saHH
A large number Of eOlsred servants accom-.
panied the rebel prisoners since their cap.
ture, but an order recently issued reduces
them to an exceedingly small number The
most Of the servants have procured trans,
portatiOn 10 Richmond
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rrsea Knsh school haa ikrfs hir, and IA NJ
hand u nearly !ettiY scholar was small
nAutIli bl1.sr. 90 ~
On lhs floh, u sks haliditf, i.ans1Is,sIy si,r
- e1lfun1s a Ihs ffbnt rortieo, 0As Iatts
.lIas fchfse ksnsoLs %. W.sA'AsfoxI va
coun rnE Hnnona o. fIn REFvBLIo. -
'HosoR TO rms BakvE."
over The western portieO were the following
wordss tl. ,a...s .4.a- =
''raE 0SLY NArioEAL DIET wB NEVEh Cas- Par
IsrHR DIET wE Own TO fuE yIcfoniors
UHIoH scLpfrna''
As the soldiers marched By, tho ehildren q
the grammar and lnisrmsdiats schools sAse
,'whsn Johnny Comes Marching SiIoms,'' and
the "Batils Cry Of Fpsdsn.'' Il The sane time
waving their tags and hAndksrshiefs. and show
sring the boqus,s among the brave men. Il vaS
a pleasing sight and one which reporters pen
eanao, DO justice TO.
The wAr-worn veterans, the heroes Of many
battles, who had often been where the shot and
she'll few thick and fast; old fellows who have
been In the army since the beginning o. the re-
belnon--,O sec the joy and delight depicted %
their eounteaanoes, whsn they behold the Iittle
ones 80 joyfuily welcoming then, u was indeed
pleasing Incident, and one which viii long be
remembered by the brave and gallant men who
were the recipients of the kind welcome. A. the
column passed . smile Of Joy and giadnsss was
70 be seen on the oountenanes Of every ofaesr and
soldier in the line.
The schools were accompanied By Ciiaburne
Barracks Band and the Band of the 9Th v R. g.
The Trustees were all present; also, Professor
DAnIEI, who eondueted the singing. On the
| banners were these inscriptions;
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wAaHrHaroH, D. C., Nay 10, isoS.
Circular Latter.
Ia aecordaAee with GENERAL Orders, war
partment, No, ". I enter Immediately uPon
duties OF cOmmiSsloncr Of refugees, freedn
and abandoned lands The bureau oonteinli
In the order will be located a. the corner OF
Nineteonfh streets. .
All eommipslonefs, however appointed,
have the charge of FREEDMEN, are Teguesls
mako q report, A. soon a. possible, Of the cha
ter and extent of their work.
The commissioners or snperintendents ID
ginia, south Carolina, and Louisiana arc
quested 10 report 10 me, direct, the amour
land they may have under supervision i''
/ use % freedmen.
me department commanders in the iHsni
tionHry states will do me favor by trAhi
tlns = eSpy of The diaefent orders is,1sa
themselves, or BY their district commnndsI,
lating to the Government and employ "''
freedmen.
While Il shah BE- my object to secure As :, 2
uniformity ~ uliaaihle 10 the matter o. eMP
ment AEA instrucflon of freedmen, J eIr lg
solicit co-Operailoi from all ofAcerA ana
whose position of dnty renders y P0ss,vss
them 20 aid ne. NE ucgf0 should unaegI'
that he Il really ffus, bat on no aocouni,
70 work, ahuuld he harbor the thought lh"
Government viii support him in idlsnesin
Major General. Com II of FreedHen's = Beis'
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BaADr and GARDENER, the famous photo
graphers, had each tower erected sommand-
Ing view Of the stand occapied BY the
President and Cabinet and Lieut.. Gen. GRAST
st the review, and several pictures were made
by each. whether they succeeded in taking
General MsADE's whole command or mot re-
mains 10 be seen.
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Bx rELEGRAPu.
Alarm at Hong Kong.

san FRASoIsco, May IO.-Hong Kong ad.
vices received nt yiotoria, report that rebel
privatosr was At that place, supposed TO BE-
the Shenandoah from. Melbourne. Much
alarm was felt for fear she would attack
American vessels at sea.
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DEPARTURE OF MRs. I.InooLN

Mrs. LIEcoLr, with her two sons and few
friends, took her departure last evening for
Chicago, which is to be her residencs for the
present. A Anumbsr Of gsntlemenand ladies,
sympathiEing friends Of the bereaved family,
attended them at the depot 70 bid them
adiou.
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THuRLow WEED Is at willard's.
Hon. AUeUsrUs FRASK arrived in town
last evening.
Hon. HESRT L. DAWES, is at the Mctro.
politan.
Hon. HoRAcE GHEELr is at the Ebbeti
Uonsa
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-23

btend IN Necu H. Those
quiring confidential medical assistance shO
apply 70 some regular educated physician
has made certain diseases his special s'n
been 70 all the self-ealled doctors In this q
aud spent valuable time and money, viii
oeneht until he took eharge Of them. His v
are more moderate than those of mere boia
pfetenders, whose only parpose a. 10 aeee,
unfortunate, and then advise them, when
Afterwards. DR. DARBY,
No 400 Seventh street. between D an
atreola. Washington city. fsle'
Ex-r-.,T-x-1.,-- - --------------
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aDPreedom Maflonal i-The Emsne
patton Proclamation vindieated. The Bman'
patton ProclamAtion Of the Presldent Of Ihe %
conyohlion holden a Springfield, Illinois, :,
tahber 5, 1888 In Pamphlet Form, with CoVs1
0meially Revised and Corrected. For sAleAi
HArIoNAL REPubLIeAH 0mcS. Prioe-fen 81
per copy; II copies, 81; 25 copies, " hail1
fF.s q g sSSs.ass, 10 any .pAs. 4 the United s'',
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Bx rELBGRAPH.

Pork Packing EStahlishmsnt burned.
CIEcINSArI, May "a Hingans a 90, q
pork packing establishment at indianapolis
was destroyed by hrs last night. The loss
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WGRkPn CRoP.--rhs grape crop in this re-
gion was almost totally destroyed by the late
freese. We hear from down the river that
only here and there a small patch near the
the hrSt ever happening, We are told, since
the culture Of grapes began on the present
extensive scale WhsslSng IRtsliigsneer.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-23

A SEVERE drouth has cut short the sugar
crop in some sections Of Jamaica and Cuba,
bat the reports from the West Indies kener.
ally are that the export Of sugar win this
year in the aggregate reach the customary
hgure,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-23

- New York state soldisrs' Ag,ns
teenth streets. All information Of Interest
value 10 the soidierA OF New York, or tAs
friends. furnished gratuitously upon applieAh'
~ their new rooms, either in person or By lsli,
No. 269 street, between Twelfth and III
teenth atreota mil -sAtulkh
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-23

Persons residing OF being in Washington,
who desire psssports for travelling abroad,
can obtrin Ne same, with ths least possible
expense and delay, on psrsOnai application
=. the Department Of State. nyt-sm
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e. The Bridal Chamber, an Essay
Warning AMI Instruction for Young Mea. AZ
nsw and reliable treatment for Diseases d
Urinary aud sexual Systems. seqt frs.
sealed envelopes. Address, DIR. ,. sklL1
p. mhal i
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Z sPECIAE NOTICEs.


a1-Capitol and Capitol Grounds 60 I
closed.-0n TUESDAY, 25d, and WEDNEsDA
2lth, the Capitol and Capitol grounds will
closed The Capitol, In Consequence " the Wo
now N progress, cannot well bo visited by lar
crouds and the trcou and bhrnbbery In 4
grOands would be rnined. were the greanAs l.
open. d. B. PRBNCH,
n commisuloner q Pablie BuildiOg,.
AD-The sacred Concert which was
have came ~ Nay sd, al the sixth Street Prosb
terian church, for the benefit Of Island Bapt
church, "a postponed TO FRIDAY, 26sh Of NAY, !,
consequence OF the review, |"
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NEW YoRk, May PAT GAllaghsrs Ex.
change, Gold closed al l3ll Old Five-twen-
ties, 1O4 Ten.forties, eIi New York Cen
trAl, 9lI Erie, 70 Hudson, 9Vi Reading.
o2i Michigan Southern, 80 Pittsburgh,
o2I Rock Island, 94l. Gold was steady at
1914, after the fall. Stocks were active and
firm.
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New York Weekly Bank stat,

Nsw YoRk, May 22.--The weekly bank
statement shows an increase Of loans Of
81, 900, 900 circulation, $l40, 900 de-
posit, 44so, 900 decrease ofspecis, $3.50, oOOi
legal tenders, $5, 400, 900.
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cls- fssSl' fs s..s: g ioEk E.S SosTS ~
Aad 10 important points. Washington 0mo
sixth stfeet, under NutionHl Hotel, and COZ
Ftfieenih and y streets, opposite Treasury eui
ing. CHARLES D. N0YEs,
fsbie-n Manager of wAshington Dlstrid
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TURsDAY:a;.;;,,;:m,~.i.a;,;MAY Is, 1895
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Washington Ncrke. Rotnn Report.


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era Di3 tNVE.T3s-.

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OF Oh, f..t ,luct lag c'ut.I.u hHd io'luol Of
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THE NEW YORK sun.
s,rr RDAY soRNlNG, MAY -, 1904.


How to Employ the Negro Troops.
40 orders have yet boon issued having r'fer'nce
t. tae disbandncnt Of the co'orei 'olfior' n We
t4,u armies, and there ig no Indication that TIE
, tsfupcn, intends 10 dispense With their 'ef'
.saI.nil tho separation Of choir term ~ en- ~
D.. IT, A considerable military forro -" 10 re-
,rsd In The robclo,s statos for como tine not
r.ics, nor lNgc descbmeun -9Ii sma" s1nsds
'-a'tersd about urough the nor n'ra-reoei as
,r',s, IN order n break up sierriiAsm and insure
tie rraiptninance ~ orler. The negro NooTr
inner efficient and r,di~oIs whhe ofhc'r+ would
D. WI adapted 10 thu, branch Of the service They
a., Injured 10 The southern climate, arc Acquaint-
- nth the country infested by guerrias, and
uand take particular delish, in ferre,ing ont those
-,ne. Of outlaws snI bringing them W justice.
so record Of tho negro troops during he war
irove- aso, that hey can be depended upon for
- faiihfil discharge of soliisrly duties T'ev
az. Tough, t,roics1y, brave The hsriships and
rr.vatons Of millAyy VI. 10 manner
uM proves their powers - endurance
nd IN all rtpects they hIv ,cqn'-
,~i th.m,ev. crsditsby. The arc coinT'-
nL therefore, for tho duty indicated, and Il u de-
rrabls that they should he employed. Livery
leans consistent With justice ,nl propn.iy oni
SOW be u.ei g. keep tho mgr element ~ the
south where II is Since slavery las no longer
an existence 4 "a TO tho interest 81 both the white
md tho black races that tho colored people u tho
''uih should remsin where they arc. and th,i shef
iusky brethren in the North should also he ,,T.c,-
VI 10 the region that n most natural FOR theu, aud
Thich offers class " sb best ht1oi 10 Their ca
~.
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Special NOTICES.

sew Attachment. for Embro!dcring on
Nhcc'c A Nil-or'- -cvius machine. mlkes a sti'ch
r''n.lur 10 ihc Grover BAe = aud Wilcox a Cihl
srvinr machines. Price, -. Balou Broihcis, Aeon =.
a.. Bro.A .t y. y. ~
stop that >crntchin, rnd u-e Nhentor'-
lch ointment. Il cure. ..1 snd sal, hh,Irn iu
forts eight hours. End all cruptols Of ,hc skin sold
tv aii nrrr'.,. ai2
'.sut| III NopI -ul;t, @iS; EoN,' Al
Woo s1t'. 80, A. Z. y. G.okaN % Fourth ave.
e.. IAa,ct, Place. @N
Isr the Hest -Bowdcn's 'Ioth Destroy ion
p,A,i. i,rsac le ~ p.iai-'.. I'roo So ton''. at2
Dr =. ~ -cbcrck Of Philadelphia, re-
-, SUB iuIuius tar publ. t4yt '' ua 30 TOW Of
t.F iu Nta ltst. tIi- oIl'c '- ~ % Bnul o.. UuI.
ans AD Will cuufiruc to -'o patent thctc ~ uauuL
~ b.. Tu,-Is.. morn =. " until % T.. n. tut u,s
r." .iaiuo- CON 'c Un'r"i u"fc - al ti"D. .''1
NLrcicr - Wilson'S liisEct Premium
Ioch-- .f"H sss.ur .,.uuu. g'.i Hutol|,.. ~
chine o., B.o4.fr,. Soy , 'th. ia
rice, Grrpf,v VeCurcG -priul. tiot'iiug
10 eve, .,nf..,.a a. j. 10. D." SINE. Hl. i,3Wrr.
'.ltI '-t t't. .lri. auI -.1Ir .n tl' ''y b,. 81
4 tl.l.. n..u.,r- ...- SIS
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rNr OF uc -.mllc't means adopted hy spcc,us.
tlrs o. "s'r,kc Ie"-pr, At least, the money tbs,
l',ru cum oil ~ouli bring Il struck is 10 estahIith
an oehc', aud cause handsome circulars to lie is.
sl,d, announcing shares for sale in the Grand
1'roc C,nt Petroleum Company" Appended 90
t1.s circular is found null descr psion ol all
tue valuable property" possessed by The Com.
rhny' and an spptal to wors'nzmen and others to
invest their small onAngc IN such .rAud enter
~ 7c promslr. g. convert every three cent picca
VITO golden dollars Whenever the entire capital sock
"te Company has all brcu subscribed f1r We
rave hcreIoflrs exposed the prctcnsons - these
N'.Wbugs" snd eau ..sur, our readers that such
-lvcs'ments do NOT ray dividends We hsyc f-c-
pGenty been requested to uoNce .hose cnterpr see,
aud having promised to do So, our plcd.o Is re-
"f'incd, and ihe public can figure ouI Tor them.
'r'e- how many three cent pieces II VIII require
~ r. any one OF Ihcss cheap, bogus Petroleum
Companies vii 10 prcTar d 10 20 10 work boring
'' eL II any on is taken IN by a., shsrpOrE
~ ng this frs. rate no1ce, We have No
''i a.4y 'of his m,s'orIun,s.
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Fence md Progress.

'n' hNE''' 'llse indignant over an article
'" plii shed T,s.c.lsy, containing tie r,mMk
thEs our ''tomp0rAr 81. constantly dcstrod peace-
when There could be o. hou,r.blo peace" and
challenges the Srs t. ma,r good IT'S assertion.
We will proceed 60 30 Pc, y quoting NE comments
~ the ENrHsss upon tie nruc0o referred g.; and
cilins It's attention 10 a. at t0e, We have not
serted, and did not intend g. intimate even that
tie ENruEs1 had Aiyn,atcd -uy Ieaco with The
Confcleraies which Contemplated dissolution u
She Uu.or. In order g. remove thc iurr,ssion of
ttc ENrRFss that We would ~ fully misrtat "
the position Of shat Journal, We give place 10 .he
Allowing:
TIE ENrHr,, never consented, and never won,
,olaent TO I've nap the Union AZ whole, phys,
o,lly, geographically, const1utionslly, united o.,
IN any way. Whtu lighting became necessA,
To sss1 the government as unit, Il wn lot op
I''ei 10y III, anywhere or at any sine. or Cours
We prirrrei I"Ace n War, Inion to secession, an
81 IA last resort when the blow was struck =
lprs sumter m April, >Gl, advocated the callin
ct Of l,o0%ouO mcu, Instead Of she $1,000 Iske-
f.r ~ tie PreSllenI. A. to this Mexican Emi
atom" s. heme, 10 Is chest aud fraud upon IL
t,0c since IL Is no cmi ration scheme At all but
TNlAnle violation of the law, of th
INT s,Ase', N an attempt 80 iutroluc
h-,dIcrs INTO tho Republic q Mexico
N'h view " making var against power wit
VII yh We are At p age, Hero IS rght WAY ,
n'liptaiulng - . Monroe pccEire" an Fnglis
i.ra by tho way, FIRST suUcsed against SPANS
urnrwuun % NJ cen, - Mr., Canning, when Pr IN
Ne' Don En-'sa.--t.d ttcrs ls : wrons way
a1l slI nlItmSCr0., Ia~ |g~, fraudulent eNped
h"i"' Il me wrong NY. lie ~ yrTRss" ~ ia
''r~'s Home s", 'Lc ~ q ISIS, .Dd intern,
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ENTnER MATHEW \. A. \. sOclFT1

IE-N nm NJ lHfN !. =. Is. N'Fitl d.
Il 80 . ' V. VIII hold public meeting ~ % err
ht !, cor "' . u and .. ave. Oh SUNDAY, Nqg =
e. , O'Clock. r. VI. king by Capt pccsmn anf
W. WHrIC1. singing >, Iiss ttallor Niss Clark.
VI. tor and uthers. y. N.-Tho nefu'eIs A. zoe
gucstCd ~ nee; ~ their hall this Setura, cvcr'nr,
A. oclc' D. in tull rcsia 20 attend tho 1ir hell sf
Palace Garden under the charge OF thr .stsfs NJ
".c,. rHOS. CONChNNON. rrcE. rhIRlCh
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H. - =. viii hold r-aud temperance meet. 2
at ncE hill cor Of q ave. and ia - suu e.
cvtUiu.. he ian. al : T.. " -prsf 'nr hv v
jan, CsmheIL ~ no ,-iU riye tho tii.isriict. ...'
turc, also Mr. VI dden and Mr. I.a1c'ou. singing d.
Ncs+r' fn2an. Nine, he 'an and Actnhe Nl-o Niss
Nnh D aud H.s CorurlS. HENRY u. NJ IHAll-
Pee. IAS. GAMBLER SEQ. Hall lctl l.i
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FATHER MATHEW T. 4. h. soc iErY No.
B.. ct \. l.-puhHc Nr'lin, on SUNDAY Evoulr ,
- iuc.r nall eterrn avn Md iith sis and s,n
W % he" fdG-"s Hd D., Johl \. " H. Esl. sud
Me- o. d. Siltlu" a Ir| 81 nuo'oifC les Me- ~teN .
tkNNE Il. Pc R'Etl- Prev THOMAS MEAGHfr-
Rec. sec.