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Will be thankfully received.
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CECOND NATIONAL HORSE FAIR,
- AT THE IIAKTt ORD TROrTING PARK,
HARTFORD CONN.
ON TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. AND THURSDAY,
October IL, Is and l6,
Under the management Of the
HARTFORD HORSE ASSOCIATION
PREMIUM LIST 81 Ala
For particulars see WILKES SPIRIT OF THE TINES
OF October and H.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


(rLAM BAKE THE GREAT ORIGINAL DOWN
~ Etst Can BaAe viii t repeated, a. r neral desire,
MARK MasUIRE's widow larS hoic ii q street sni
1nth .nue, fnugSnay ailrruopn % 1tcr lS< ~
tnte oiocN. steamboats, leave Peck sl hoAr', ~ gi
ttke flird to liateN Then 80
seainbuat scComDs DAn lhndn- ihkst' 70 the ba1e
nlsy cents esCO. CHARLES ; allI, "t ls'"e i7a""
JOHN CuOrEk, Hie tai'tess
L,RIESDs or voLUNTEERs-Nf HAVE pAIi.i RE
IT port. ~ deaths in Aoslnas Al WashlhSlou. Can ~
'ee" - O''' ''''' sovEs BROWN No Park place
Missing FRIENDS IN ritL ARMY AND NAVY MAJ
N be heard II alton 10 Ina rndt rs sncL
". BoNb, snpcfilieusrnt,
No 80 Nassau street, opposite the Toss ucg New YORK.
NJ orIcE -rHE FOLLOWING NAMED GENTLEMEN
IN an soi meet ~ the Asiot loNre, al
2ociock,on Thursday afternoon psll bearers
the h tun raj oil sse neniea Colonel
golerlce IA. III, I.rty -.sc,ld gent y. W.
General JOHN g. FREMONT.
Hoa. y. "A. MIDOi GAL.
Hou EDWARD, srANLEY.
Hon. q. h. GARRISUN
WILLIAM r. COLEMAN. Esq,
General JOHN :. ELLIS,
Colonel THOMAS VAN BUREN,
Ton & Low1
Non Non ! + / / saafEfgTys'
Hon kuSEAE csowELL,
ELGENE KELLEY
HENRY TuuMPSu>.
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y VVT''N.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMIT
- tee-Taninanv uall.-Tns memhers are relues Il 4
attend meeting Of committee 10 be held a: Tanmany
Hall Thursday evening 90. . ls62 at Ia o'clock By
order. ELIJAH r. PUkDi, Chairman
Icas A. r. Roaa,s'' Hssar ,secrc,aries.
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vxyHrTNRy HnusE-BRoADwAY, CORNER OF
wv Twelitn strcetv.on the Europsan plan Single Rooms,
$40 per week. Meals nshed BY he week 70 order al
Ihe option Of The guesta\ " y, MAD
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INiRST WARD SEYMOUR CLUB on DECK.--A MEET
IT ing above Club will be held the Broad Street
this "Wednesday evening Otobtr 8 at O'Clock
Punctnal the members requested bus
ness OF importance will be brought before the meeting
BY order OF THOMAS CoADf, President.
pss,sT psssss SSxk,yAS' nwkrs Secretaries.
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1u sBuwERY.-MADAME wIDGRR CLATRv0YANf
100 and sfed spanish unveils The cr
medicines ~ ~ dessses asmssrs pr'pery lost
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L,oR SALE CHEAP-roR WANT or USE, A FINE
bred by Horse. II han higl years odd, warranted
AL lafne saldlc; tf,t la 81 Ap
pS ~ g. Pnrd, = factory, Broadway, brtwerD
SfNiy-eighth and Sis,. ninth streets. .M
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4 q BAyARD STREET MRS HROEDER. THE ONLY
IL tr,ie gifted lady. giving true Information on ALI
affairs through fs arrived this city, and can be con
suited al private parors II Bsyar street near chysse
airenf
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

,okpokA44ON NOrlC E-Thk EciAL COMMIT.
,se ia,,uteu ~ vl Altert,n ts ptr,
% ta,cs1 "a az pViasfa t'ahst " tie rit 70
Il. t,f. M sn rs tnr nLAbtans, ui t4is city,
-, a 70. and Ma h1tan Gss Company The CORPORATE
~ ,s. cs oi tae tty NrN York. vii sctt IA roam 40
T. 80 uss k4laF OrO'tf iu lcv- .lock, IN
fVenv9r
pet ssas tercttva in the propv<eH fprs.tr and all
uot ha 81 sea-, Who suffered
n.,ot0y present rtyoyed by Us uune led as
p.r = SI' -. f'quesseh Il uc present at lbr aOoye
ia rrl tine AMI place.
Th~ Committee respr iuly QUO attendance o.
Vtrsed the Ot Ni,n tIsw vi
tns saeh ii.ors rsat'oa " a assls hl ~ sfi,ir<si
a 81 isrctcty ,rife. usin ~ tie pfe,nis,
tsRbNNE FARLEY.
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TNEMOCRATIC UNION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AR
~ ters Bfuadwa,-Tbe Hon. Richard 0oorman VIII
address nnhcs the Association their drmocra-
c friends their above, Wednesday evening
Octolltr 81 al eight O'Clock.
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cuerillss ~ Warren ton, Va.

HNSAs&Ah, Juhs u, IS0Z
report has just reached hero that guerilla party,
numbering hundred and hfty, dashed into wsrsnr
ton last Monday evening and captured twenty sek
soldiers left In the hospital, and from twenty-five 70
thirty strAgEers from 9cs. GibbcA's brigade q Gsa.
kings division. Small guerilla sqisds have been sssn
to-day In the neghborhood Of Huatsvils, aud MAJOR
Dus Of sen. McDo~ss body guard, hes bean sent out
10 Capturs thsm
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Death OF Lisstensnt john A. Baker
BALunonR, June 10, l8E2.

BALubOhR, Juno II, I5Sz.
Lieutenant Jcbs A. Baker, Of the Seventh regiment,
New York National Guard died suddenly last night or
disoass OF the heart. Lieutenant Baker has been NOM
Der of Tie regiment for several years. and was much BE-
loved by bis oom sdss, who deeply mourn hs loss me
remains lett for New York this evening. They were
escorted to Philadelphia BY Company ID.
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TO TIE MINISTER OF WAR.

Procln ma tions Of Generals Berriezabal
and zaragoza to Thctr Respective Come
PROCLAMATION OF GENERAL FELIPE b. BERRIozABAL
TO THE BRIGADE UNDER HIS COMMAND.
CoNPAN,oNs IN ARMs-Ono days fighting for you 20
requite the hardships OF many months Victory has
crowned efforts and The eagles France have winged
their way tho Atlantic. only to lay under the
Mexican flag the aures OF Sebastopol Magenta and Sol
ferino. ~ Eas>sgs Ws-Ev Emassssc 80.
Solders-You have behaved like brave and true Mexi
cans and tender You my thanks Our country s prond
Of you Your triumph shall be fruitful 10 Its results
and Mexcb respected again she have
fought with the first soldiers In tho world and you are
the flrst 70 defeat them.
Sons Of Vera Cruz soldiers Of Mexico the enemy found
you united for the causounited you have met him.
united you have conquered.
Fellow citizens you have rescued the honor aud inde
pendencs Of your country and she besses Hurrah
for indspcndcnce Hurrah for liberty Hurrah for
supreme sovernmentl i4
PROCLAMATION OF GENERAL ZARAGoZA TO THE soL-
pIEEs OF THE STATE OF GUANAJUATO. Hs#
CoNPATRIrTs IN ARAs-I congratulate you for your CO
operation with the Army OF the East which affords me
ligent and well disciplined soldiers. You to Join
for the accomplishment Of other feats Of arms as
glorious victory tho 9th the French troops
who in front OF you fortEyng their positions,
though humbcd and detected
soon, my friends we will give another day of glory to
country and the Of the State OF Guanauato will
shine proudly in your hanis fighting for our indepon
dence you have dono 1t before for liberty and pro-
grcss.
see yet your brow the laurels earned at Iona Al
tn, Guadaaiara Siao and Calpulapan, and am conf
dent victory reserves honorS for your bravery.
Compatriots, long live the Mexican republic Live
liberty and tho Independence OF our country
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS PrEpLA, May 1862
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OF more asetance ordered another battalion OF tho
same brigade 70 occupy one of the suburbs almost in
the slope Of the fort and arrived just Ia
pulse the assault ~ the smy column, which ad
vancng and 10 engage him IN close hand to hand combat
The FrcncD ch rged three times with fury. and they
thrice driven back with bravery and dignity. Our
cavalry on The loft OF Fort Ioreto seized the favorable
opportunity, charged gallantly, and disabled them
as 70 prevent anotler assault
Whist this engagement was going on most earnestly
another one contested with no less ardor in the plain
facing my front.
General Diaz, with troops Of his and Iamadrid's
brigade two Of artillery and the rest of Avarezs
cavalry wiihsaod and pushed back tho enenys column
advancing daringly against our position and Obliged him
to retreat 10 the hacienda San Jose where also had
gathered the column driven from the fort Raying in
that place, they prepared TO defend their position,
making the necessary arrangements in the buildings.
had not the TO attack thcm for their forces
superior 10 mine in numbers after the defeat In
consequence ordered General Daz who was calamity
and obstinately pursuing them, to halt, satisfied with
holding threatening position.
Tho armies continued in sight OF each other until
seven p NJ, when the enemy commenced his retreat to
his headquarters in the hacienda do los Aamos and
afterwards our forces retired to their line.
The night was employed In securing the field, whore
great numbers of the enemy's killed and wounded
gathered and this work continued all tho time ncxt day.
but although could rot tell exactly the loss Of the enemy
affirm that the killed and wounded are over one
thousand and eight or ten prisoners.
deem II unnecessary 10 praise the behavior OF my
brave companons the glorious achievement s proof OF
their prowess, and all s'fiicient to commend them.
The Frs.ch army has fought very gaanty It's CON-
mandng general directed the attack without talent icon
soxesa).
through you my congratulations 10 the supreme mags
trae Of republic, for being enabled 10 him,
with PRIDE that during the long the Mexican
army never once turned its back to the enemy.
Imust also state that while making arrangements
for the dcfence Of national honor obliged to
send the brigades OF Generals O'oran Carvaal in
pursuit of the actous troops gathered in considerable
numbers in Atlixco and Matamoros. Perhaps this Incl
dent has saved foreign enemy from total annhila
ton and deprived the small army OF the East of such
victory as would have rendered 1t forever immortal
With this despatch Of the glorious journey Of the 5h
include the details and partial dispatches OF the
mandng generals who took part in tho engagement
a4 J. ZARAGOZA
TO THE MINISTER OF WAR.
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Oar Vera Crax Correspondence.

VERA CRUZ, June l, 1862.
re y,oro Party fbs Asccndant-Inrgues Of TIE CAurA
Portv ,usth ne French-The Battle at Plcb,a-Defso, If
eGs French. wi0 the Loss Of Seventeen 06crs and rps
Handled M0s-FgM al O,isaba, in which tie Fysxh
Provs vicscysous-7Ae Stories cbo,a Merscon Unity al
Huuyse-7,ouble IN the French Camp-Arrisai Of Com.
Hodore Dunlop and me Unitd Shes LegdtoN-hsauh of
ne CYiy--ETow Things Work Under ne New Rule, DC.
One month ago tho hopos Of the clergy party at
Agh point, and they little 70 obsruct their early
esturn TO power but to-day the spectacle 10 changed,
cd the called liberal party Chat 10 the followers q
yusroz) are in the ascendant The French had month
ago. commenced their march from Orizaba 70 Pueba and
AaA already defeated force Of Ave thousand troops Of
the government At Aculzingo. This victory inspired
shem with confidence and urged their Mexican allies on
y mako efforts for division Of the glory Of atrumpbant
march 70 The capital. Marqusz and other well known
sadsrs ofths clergy faction active in rayng their
srces Join In the capture Of Pucha and they induced
the French General LOrsncsz TO believe that they had
secured the fall Of that place BY ntrguss with parties
inside the CITY, On the 9Th Of May in consequences Of
the reports made 10 him BY his Mexican allies, General
Lorsnccz ordered an attack upon The Cerro Of Guadalupe
q the east end Of the town, where the government
forces had two heavy fortincations The attack was
madc by tho zouavss and marines, in all something
. thousand men. The marines were dispersed and
Sod in disorder from ths field who tho Zouavss charged
shoad and took the position they moved against. AZ
this uncturs retreat sounded by the marines and
he 2ouavss were forced TO abandon shcir prizs suffer
a severely In their retreat BY the nrs OF the Mesicau
tho rallied 70 soon as their fertilization was Abandoned
lhs |oss of the French considerable. Seventeen
,ces fell on the Geld, end OF msn their loss was rear
,hsee hundred in killed and wounded
is scarcely necessary 10 sdi that tho Mexican allics
4 the French completsiy failed TO comply with their
,romses Had thev hsys complied, they would have
,bslcd their national character Tor 'gogd faith See
,g ths trsschery, General Lmcnccz declined making
mother attack apl after remaining before Preb!a Tor
hrec da,s 10 SO Il the Aoxisans would not give battle
:. ,hav had very superior nuIobsrs--the French CON
anoed thsir psyob Tor Orzabs, whss1 shsy arrives %
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General Zaragoxa 60 the Mexican Minis
ter Of War.

HEApQrARrxls, Pr KmA, May o, 1862.
Having completed the rctrosrade movement com
monccd at Acuzingo arrived here the ID Instant.
had the honor OF Informing The enemy was ndvanc
ing nj short distance behind me, and detached the
second igade OF cavalry consisting Of tbrec Ddred
rnsu " annov him IN the rear, whilst occupied my pu
sticn In pusbla From tho frst moment gave convs
nent orders TO provide the defence Of Forts
and lareto and complete tho orlcatons OF the city
which had not been attended 70 before my arrival.
The lh. at dny ybrcak, ordered Con. NJ Negrete, with
Tho second division of his command, consisting Of
thosand two hundred men, 10 tako possession Forts
Ioroto and aua,lare where had two batteries of
10 and hvfse artillery The day organized the
brgaes OF Generals BrrIozabal Diaz and iamaid into
three columns Of attackconsstng OF 032 tho first
oI 600 moi the second and Of u20 the third, all
inrAntry-besidcs Tho column of $50 horses under
mand cI General A. Alvarez with single battery These
whon they were sent 10 their quarters The enemy
qusriered that night at Amoyoc.
At DAY break the memorable 9Th OF May these forces
we're marching IA tho rosltions which had assigned TO
them, ms you ssn In the diagram which in,ludo;
aud ororsd Colons r. Rodriguez, IN charge Of the ar
tiiery b. place n The square all tho batteries could
Spuss pf and leave them under the crtlcrs of Gen
Sanli 80 1sia military Cove nor o. the State.
Atenoclock ~ the morning tho oncmy scon ndyanc
tn VI two r0luinasoue against Fort Guldaupr, consist
ina 1000 with two la teries and tic LheT threat
iorescch ly sltongh know tie Ia ing pl y en,h
trvps obliged ine n atc1 my pan ard prepare the do
fcAcr, niul IN Hs M bro NJ Rorricl has hfga
10 reinforce the fsrs, aud ordered the mo ne ri ~ to
O, cuny Tho left Of the forts reang o. ella 20 wle 4
would he sxpailcnt. some me att rwar,is on tho
bettan "Reiorma,' belonging o. lsmahri : bri ale,
10 suppprt the ors which seemed every IN nssd
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Major John NJ Grsls, Of the One Handred and Fourth
Pennsylvania regiment. died this morning, Of wound
received in the battle Of Fair Oaks. He arehiecs
by prcessou and erected many Of public buildings
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The Battle OF Fair Oaks.

Ctvr AT FstW OAss, VI, june 2, 1899.
In tbe lit kie a. the TAFT OF tait Oaks ~ Sunday
Jure 4 published sour issue of JMcG md my m,ies
in the anoye engagement ~ Avn - trci. mnjnrcds
Capt commanding 90 u, sxty.Iirst N. ".
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VISIT OF GEN. PRlM TO TIE ARMY.

On the 9Th instant, General Prin, commanding the
Spanish forces recently Mexico together his
suite embarked on board the steamer Nelly BAKER,
trip up tho York and Pamunkey rivers. to visit Genera
Mcclellan At his headquarters before Richmond. Tie
Generals suite consisted OF the following gsntemen;
Brigadier General Mlans del Bosch.
2euor Iusto San Miguel.
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Bupscv RrxR RuraoAD.- Tho turner tino table Oh
tho Hudson Rivsr Railroad will .ahs effect on Monday
The 10Th list, The ioc il changes important. During
c spipmsr lwn trains VIII stop daily a. CORNWALL sta
ton opposite CORNWALL landing
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For incidental expenses Of tho quarteFma5teT'8
department. three hundred siXty.iv6 thousand and
thirteen dollars and eighty cents.
For transportation Of tho army and it1 supplies,
two million TWO hundred and dit y-fouT thousand one
cents.
For transportation Of OHicer5 baggage, fifteen
thousand three hundred and zixty-seven dollars.
For Purrha8e Of dr1go0n horses, two hundred and
ninety-sevsn thOusahd three hundred and thirty.
Ave dlUlars.
For clothing. camp and garrison equlpage, one
drsd and hity one dollars and thiTty-eiSht cents.
thousand dDllnrS. H....-s ri 81.
ding horse equipments for all mOEuted tTuope, f1nr
hundred thousand dOllarS.
For mAuutacture Of arms, sixty Thousand dollars.
national artn0ry, ffty thousand dollars.
For purchase OF guHPoWdsr and lead. forty thou
For purchase ofartiIlcry horses twenty five thou
sand dollars.
For hire Of quarters for troops Of store houses foI
the safe keeping Of military stores, Of grounds DI
summer environments, and for temporary huts. one
hundred and tifty-cight Thousand two hundred aH
eighty-thrce d0ilprs and eighty-1us cents.
sec. 2. And bel further enacted, That all apprO
printions and all provisions nf law herein cOntainc1
applicable to three years volunteers shall apply tt
two years volunteers, and all other volunteer Nlt
have been pr may be received into the service Of I'll,
United States for pariod exceeding three months
Approved. July Il, 1861.
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Approved, July 10, 1861.
RunLic.-No. N

An ACT TO provide for tho payment Of the militia
and volunteers called into the service Of the Uni
ted States, from the time they were called into
service 70 the thirteth day Of juno, eighteen hum
dFed and siGty-one.
Be It enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
stntAtivea Of the United States Of America In Con-
Eress assembled, That there be aud hereby Is apprO-
PriAted, out Of any money In the Treasury 9TH
CEEise appropriated. the Of I'VE millions ssveR
hundred and hixty thousand dollars or SO much
thereof may be necessary, to enable the Govern.
Inent to pay the militia and volunteers called into
service Of the United States being an additional
amount required for the hscRl year ending June
thirtieths eighteen hundred and Gixty-0uS.
Approved, July Is, 1851.
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DecVm1ar 1851 40 Tar As the sane can OF may be aT
piled 10 The provisions Of this act, and mot fncnJis
tent Herewith, are hereby revived or re-enaeted
all the expenses that may attend the execution Of
this act the sum Of two hundred thousand dOarB. or
50 much IhsrSof as may DO necessary, 10 and tile
slme il hereby appropriated, to be- paid ont OF any
money In the Treasury not otherwise appropriated
Approved, July Il, ls6l.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Fdessd az Ge EFr5t SEsSGOa If tss 7Ifrt5s Ssrsnth
CbH1TeFz,
'TPuPtiC-No.l

lPURLtc-h0.l.l
AN ACT to refund and remit the duties on arms Linz
ported " States.
Be It enacted by the EenGto and House Of Repre-!
SsntRtiTeS Of the United stateS OF America In Con-
ress Assembled That the Secretary Of the Treasury
be aud he Is hsreby authorized and directed re-
fand And remit the duties and mpo6ts on all arms
imported into tire United States hinee the inst day
Of May last, which may be imported before the
first day Of January next by or for the account OF
any State; Provided, the Secretary Of the Treasury
6lhlI be satisfied that the aid arms intended, In
good faith, for the Of the troops Of any State
which Is OF may be emerged In aiding to suPpEes1
Stntss.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOUNDED, 1855
LOCAT I'D,
Cor. Baltimore and Chnrles-Sts.,

Cor. Baltimore and Charles.Sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
TTHIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
j prosperous aud Furnishing condition. Twice tlu.
larger apartments for the accommodation of the i.
crensng number Of students, representing; yearly
every State in the Union.
1t now occupies ono OF tho most conspicuous and
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are conmodicusly Arranged, Epaeions and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring ts qualify themselves properly for tho
various duties Of the Counting Room or TO obtain
7hOyOugh Ffaefie1I Buriness ,cdtio,t generally arc
unsurpassed In particular, by any similar GstAB-
lIshment in tue United States.
FACULTY,
E. K. LO.SIER,
Princpal-Lectnrcr on the Science OF Accounts Com.
merce, business Customs, etc.
M. PHILLIPS,
Professor orthe Theory aud Practice of Bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
n. C. JOHNSON,
Professor OF Business and ornamental PenmAnship.
&. I. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,
lecturer Mercantile Law.
REV. L. HEATEs REESE, d. D.,
Lecturer OH Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. p, Kennedy, lion. Joshua Yansant,
Hon. Thos Swarm, VIM. II. KOighler, Esg.,
jacob Trust, E:'qs Nm. knabe, Esq-
Of Standard Works, expressly for the OF the stu
Each student has dsak to himself aud /. sspa
There being vacation during the'year, STUDENT,
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lifetime usuayrcquiredto cOunlctc the full course
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A DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully Ornnmruted Circular c0n.
tanning upwards of SQUARE FEET Tepresentin fhr
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