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targ. we are able with less lumber of troops
To defend Ourselves Az tle same time, we
would rather be 80 peace thanat war, though
lor tie hlo Of me can see No possible chance
Tor IL peace" II toll, thai" peace can be
made when the rcoeI army lay down their
arms yes, yes, he answer . but gentlemen
you ought 10 know oar peoFe well enough to
know tnat they viii HrCT lay duwn their arms.
II this Is the ouly condition oi peace, the war
will continue until tst last cmes 70 be a hand
to hand hght and every mao killed. ! will
aud, however that two large armles are about
to meet on the Potomac II when they domeet,
both armies viii agree 10 lay down their arms,
iuel sa tsted from what know OF public SEN
EIment ~ TIE South. that IN adjustment Of our
difficulties can be effected, it.t will be sItlsiac-
tory So 10Th sections. '---lhE was certainly a
new idea but there was sll-tale expression
about the speaker, that Was evidence that It
WAS uut very new to him--he cyldeuty got il
from Headquarters. Coauluing the cJnyere,.-
ton, he spoke at length upJ details, remark
rug that they wele not suhdihg Tor provisions,
or IN want oil ammunition. " We are ort OF
shoes but We EXPECT supply from England.
Our Iron Cads are nearly teady, and We be-
lievc mat tney Will pdheh 4 hole ioto the
blockade large enough 70 1T cotton out and
commerce iu--ws can thon bug Intervention, II
It takes the whole coniedefacy to pay for 10
Nations like individuals, have their price, and
neither England or France are TOO honest to
unite VITA us III tue greatest national specala-
ton known to the ages.
cannot possibly give yoa all he had to Say
hls ideas flowed fast, they w.re truly gloomy
ana peculiar aud have, to the best OF my
abliIy, trAnseilb bed them. Every reader will,
oil course, put his own estimate upon thcse prop
osillons and projects. THERE'S certainly enough
treason IN them to lnto1lcste Johnny Bull or tc
btibe la belle France
In rltuvr oi these ante-roOms Of Hell we have
more enemies than irends. France LOVES cen
quest no LEES than England wjfsbips commerc,
--aud while the aralrs OF the former are evei
ready Tor prey, the latter il srdicie tly wei
coiion,sed 10 jump 81 the trst opportunity Of
ierrd 20 wave " he rcd cross over Tho whee
uouse Of American commerce. " let then
come. aud ps it j. high time thatwe we're get
lIug as eloquent as our laibers, " repeat 1t
sir, let them come
Yours, g., sEE Skr KS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02

The question for consideration was, whether
the end proposed is altainable at the present
time. Earl Russell then commends the decision
of her MajestY's government as follows After
weighing all information received from America,
the GOyerntoent is led to conclude that there
jsno ground at ;ho prstent moment to hope that
the Federal Government would accept the pro-
posal suggested, and refusal from Washington
at The present time would prevent any speedy
renewal Of the oher of the Government there
lore, he thinks Vt better to watch carefully the
progress Of opinion in America and n-as
there appears leas0n to hope--it may be found
70 have Undergone, or may undergo, any change,
this Government nay then avail themselves of
such change to offer their friendly counsel with
greater prospect than now exists Of its being
accepted by the two c>ntendng parties
Her Majeoiy' Government will communicate
to the fsencn Government any intelligence they
may receive from W ashngton or Richmond
bearing on this important subject.
The London Im,5 cditorally observes Of Earl
Russeli's diepatch, that his Arguments have been
anticipated BY the public, and that this is the
beet proof Of their soundness
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AssstAsT QUARTEaHAsfKa ofucr,
Columbus. XIV. Not. Is. lAG2.


MR WILLARD Some iOur or five days ago
the train from COrinth brought here between
one aud two hundred prisoners, captured by
some of our cavalry scouting parties. Ino prls-
oners were likewise cavalry troops, from Ar
kan.,e and tennessee. incy were the same lot
that my Jew friend " bought the wAch OF
Now, dislike very much to break the" thread
., my uiscourso " hut that " cus.cd jew an
ucy. the iust intend " to freeze to hun
aud IT he does any more business with rebel
prisoucrs, be viii have u pas. receipts over the
tanle ol the Provost Marshal Inere is jew
cuough about the cl,tun and tobacco specula-
tors and contracts. that ncp sam has 70 father
aside tr0m these shameful spccul.ti5ns IN ran
meuts and jewels uy these prominent land-wur
shippers IN the holy congregation oi the chill
drtn OF Israel Lafayette or grape ylue u what
they want
As a general thing, the reb, troops, o, the
East aud The West. look the same. Tuey are
nearly destitute OF cothing,-t same rAlment
is worn summtr and wintcr,--they have no
other, and expect no other, bot still they a,e
satisfied. Thsr coGytrsitiou is thc same -" YOU
can whip us and pat troops all over the South.
but wc shall be reuci- stlIl that's what ,hey
say, the ntege as we'll as the ignorant
+ They talk very much about" The reaction in
the North say /, rebukes Lincoln, butatc not
sure as llw II hasten T ace. They talk very
free y--they court conversation, and, asa gene
raj thing, are quits courteous, though now and
then, vou Gnda iond mouth, vulgar and pro-.
fame scamp who Is as lgn0rlut OF the principles
and machinery Of the eoy,rnmont, as coupon
patriot Is about military adIltS, when he bus
lers about war, aud vigorous prosecution +"
The most bataat rtbAl have as ye! met was an
Ohio man. lie fairly ssunG with treason aud
WAS most handsomely lvbuked by o young Miss
is,ipplAn, Standing near By. when be remarked
with the Stars aud Stripes d1a ,ug over hls head,
" Young man, YOU lud would be much better
oG IT We were lighting some ioregu power un-
der chat ola aAg.
ALI these m'n uai a most proIound respect for
our North Weston troops, bat " Yankees -
were beneatA ihglr notice. " They d fight the
d--n Yankees forever, but they hoped the
Western boys would ~ eriere aud stop lt .
This, dni much more IKE 10 was the talk Of
the rebel soldiers aud | give It simply as a
moroccan OF evidence i1e thOn ot ypar resiecs
whI may d'slro - carry 00 N their own minds
q sort ot cross examination. ! will now aid
the evidence OF nu oRcer.-a Major of cavalry,
and though IA rebel ui the iiIst water he w,s,
nevertheless, gentleman aud scholar " OuI
troops, though destitute ol many necessities
though fighting without pay, (Or though our
money Is good enough to spend, it is much bet.
ter to Keep, o"lay up,"-though exposed t.
more hardships and abuse than your men, are
nevertheless, moe z'alpuS and dmore determined
We have no political attachments OF controversy
No divisions ia church, or bitter social dlssen
sions for these reasons, and others purely mid
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The Late Rev. Or. Nanser.

At meeting If the Rector Wardens, and
Ves,rymen Of Chrst's Church. Montpelier, VI.
on the evening OF ,he 24th November, 1862,
the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
Whereas, il has pleased Almighty God To re-
move from his earthly labors. the Rev George
h. Manseg, D. D., hector OF ST. Peter Church
Benning on We the Nestry OF hls first Plro-
chml Charge, would express our sense Of the
loss which we in common with the whole church
have sustained, by this Gispeusation oil DIVINE
Proyldauce. Therefore,
Rtsoired, That We recognize that Gods ways
are not our ways, and reyerently bow to the
Divine will, when lie summons one. as in tins
Gaze, to rest from his iabors, IN the midst Of his
greatest ust tiulness, and enter on hIs reward.
ReSolred, That we sEa ever have in grateful
embrance, the earnest and successful Chris.
tian hburs of Dr. Manser in bui ding this
Church, in planting and nUrturing this Parish
IN lts infancy, and attribute. under God, much
of our pros sperity to his faithful zeal aud care.
RcSotcts That we tender to his family the
assurance OF our enderest sympathy and pray
err ~ this ailicton.
ReS0iesd, That We eondOle with our breth-
rem OF his late Parochlal charge in THIS bereay.
ment
Resolcsd, That copy Of these resolutions
duly authenticated, be- forwarded 10 the family
Of the late Dr, Manser, and to the Nestry of
81. Peters Church, Bennington, and also pub
lshed IN the Ddlig Freeman and Daily Journal.
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l,)octrp.
What Shall 7 Give?

" It is more blessed to give than to receive"
Give prayers the evening hath begun
Be earlier than the rising sun
Remember those who feel The rod
4 member those who know not God.
His hand can boundless bIossings gvei
Breathe prayers, through them the soul shall live.
Give aims the needy sink with p in
The orphans mourn tA- crush complain
Give freely boarded gold is cursed,
A Prey to robbers AID to rust
Christ through bis poor, = claim doth make
Give gladly, f,ruur saytor's sake.
Give books they i've when YOU are dad
Light Oh th9 d.rkened mud they he'd
Good seed they SOW from age to age,
Throuph al this mortal pilg image
They nurse the germs q holy trust
They wake untred whan you are llst.
Give smiles TO chaefth' li.le CHILD,
a stranger on this thorny wild
II bringeth love ns guard to be-
1t, helpless, asketh love Of thee,
Howe'er by fortune'8 qlft upblrss.d,
Give smiles to ohldhood's giileless breast.
Give words, kind words, to those who err;
Remorss doth need comforter
Though in tenptation's wIles Trey iaH,
Condemn not--we are sinners all
With the sseet charity Of speech,
Give words that heal AID words hat teach
Give thought give energy 20 themes
That perish notli folly dreams.
Hark from he stands Of lh+ sea,
The missionary cries 70 thee
To aid him 90 heather sol.
Owe thoughl. gIve ehetty. give toll.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02

Ncw YoRk, Nov. 2G Gen pemberton' =
speech on assuming the command Of tho rebel
army in the Southwest, is printed in the New
Orleans papers. lie says
O. am Nprtheru man by birth. There !.
no street scavenger like Gen. Lowell. In regard
to the question OF interference by Europe, we
want no Interference in our private quarrel.
Great Apphusel We must settle tho ques-
ton ourselves She will find u, a united people,
and she W Il have 10 meet with the armies of the
| south as we'll as Of the North
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An EARNEST CALL roR ilKLr.-It is said that
last week, JEFF. Davis telegraphei she rebel
Jackson as follows
IL lyou do not leave The Valley at once AMI
come to help us defend Richmond. it will not b,
worth your while to come to its defense a. all
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yTERMILYE d Co.,
v No. a. WALL-ST.,

NERMILlE u Co.,
No. A. WALL-ST.,
have on hsn3 for inulr, into oeIigefy the lawn,
NEW Twenty YEARS SIX PER CENT BOnDs
Of the UNITED srAtES, dei-nated rs tns rtFh
TWENTiEs" Reasonable ~ the pleasure o. the Govern
mept ate tive yel' and adhoni-d by act OF Congress sp
proved Feb 23, tttA
Tie COifPON BONDS az i,suei 10 sum. q
$40, 800, :509, and 81 ,oOo'
The Rr,loIf.nf.iI BOslp~. "a sums Of
S5U, 1919, $1,000, aud .J,DDD.r,o,-
Interest viii g, to, re Of n bSChlF IIVi''
and 70 PAYABLE IN GOLD. a. te Mint. or sny snS.
Terury or De1o.orJ the United s,otes Oh the met DAYS
of NAV ard No eu5,r Of each yeor 40 the Pstsen' "
M uni on q ID the nOSDS YIELD ABOUT LiGdt fEH
CENT PER ANNUM. nj. r.,o
The smrls provision made ~ Custom Duties Er-i"
s,.mr, and lntrres, R,ve' for the ptjHeui az
a. auiation Of the rncipi mskcs an t.r'.''h ~ 'ns
Losn SAFE. PROFITABLE. AID Available a' al
time. - -, -,
h. being tho permanent Lo.n into which ne
DE- Note. convertible % viii bee me TIE ihiNNi
LDAN a. the market. sud PNoFrABiH N'pr ~ i'ffs4
xEvr Tor Tpr.r frND- SURPIrs FUNDS d iAf!ALhis
a. wei. 20 the EAHsISGs rnK IsDrsfhtAL OL.sF'
So l.cffytors received ~ PAX 10 LEG - =. b-h
MOTIFS or NOIEs ad CHEChS o. baNhS Al fAis IN
NEW.YOLK -4bsc by neil vii! receive prompt e
every scty aud explanation VIII Dc ih"sea On
application 1T our cthcc.
Also FOR SALE a, loves; ms,k-t rte Pig TRths.
URY NOTES xix PER CENT BDSnS o. llsls q. clA
PER CENi CEh .lFiCAfEs Or INDEBTEDNESS.
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OyyfcE o. rug Howakp IS.ushNcF 60,
gw.loEk. nov. 20. 1867.
rI'HE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have this
4 day d,ciar,da SENT-hNNUAL DIVIDEND 81 ElhhI
10 PER CENr upon the Capital Stock OF ~. Com any
te. tue Duyeffur tail payabe AZ iloif ONCE 10 90
" .4l.. on and AFTER MONDAY. Dec. !, lael
HENRY A. OAKLEY.
Secretary.
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1T s. FIVE-TWENTY LOAN for SALE.--
Tb.,. oud. beer six p.r cent r.errs payable ..ni-
suuu.ll, In .Od c7murnc'n, 0f ia OF inbsgpp"u We
PREPARED drycr the sh1ut delay Ia den nlnstor
OF So o o. Coupon rrsis..redl Al pr Tor
current funds Purchases 4 th. Loan made through u cen
tribute dirfcf.y 10 tie ID of Government
t,r..r by t,su nr will receive immediate sen
lion. LiNkRMOkE. Gle ) a. Co. No 80 Ha4i.t,
l. sakers sbd Dealers 10 Secgrliea.
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financial.
"FIVE-TWENTY" YEAR %

u. "FTVE-TWENTY YEAR De
SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
COUPON AND REGISTERED. IN ORGANISATIONS
$50, 500. $500, $1,000 aud $1,000,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE AT Pan.
IyTyHpsr 10 COMMENCE IRON D.TH oP PrRcB.sE.
The rz1E,T o. BoSDs Is a. the rate Of PER CfNr
rer sunum payable lst OF May aid Noy-noef II GOLD
,,bicb AT n. present Of peuiuo on ooc IL equivalent
10 fIgur PER Gent PIX As$ud c - -
To-, are toe CERAPgsr Gov2ASNENr SECURITY NO" ~
rrs NJ KEr pay the arge,t inte'et On the Coz,
INV "a, 80. ine ~ ne Bf-I KsONs MOST PoPU
IA sd MOST AvsfLAB 81 all the bonds o. te ""'rneh|
Th,v are the bonds upon which tie toPrlnni"L' ho~ re-
ue. = yough Ae eHderce and pdfTtt"m ~ me FeI"e i'
confirmed irancial'tuppoit. >, H.. 49,,
We keep the N iGc tete invssm'h 10 nem ~
nal, rh-n more r,ce ,sib the p1bc, AM 'Viy oos
iy..,~d (, IL IN oug contributed to th' aiscs iha iA
IA. date support of the tessromenr
FISK &c HATCH,
BASEYFs and DEALEss in al issues 'i OoVEkSskSr anu
o. her desirable SECURITIES. No. 81 Wall 81: .,.,
DEPOSITS received CoILgcTtOS made ipaNs lesp''''
GovgasugSr vOccHgRs 'u,h .oid, Collected &C. Nc
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Ogrcg CLEvrL.ND AND ToiyDo FAL.o,D Co.,
CLEVELAND. o sept ~ lsol. !
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.- This Com
IN p.ny I. prepared LAY. III office o. Nssrs.
NEKhiLhEk Co No. - Wast. New fork. the fUl on los
Bond, OF tn COMPANY. sifh accrued Interest viz:
Jnu,ton lsi I'd Nprs.gr bonds dr-.....HOy 1867
Toledo Aafwaa Eli Cleveland IT. MorSge
b1lafs aug L 100
Toledo. Nosw.k and Cleveland - MousNs
pcnis iuft...s. aug T. l
Civ, lsnd a. iorf1 Income B5.is ......s-pt 1917
fh- Tv,.s Of exchanging Tho diir-tut cit-se. Of mt
standing oas 81 s company iog ho shining Esni nis
s.il cr.-- fiom j sf"r thil isis.
Tho Coupon, Z b. cis.s, Of Fordi will Dc paid
hfrtif II. CON FIoINg Bspk, detfc'iHs !cF
10 60. stnfn-ntt IL JOHN GARDINER. President
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'yNHE TRIB me A l. NJ N A
FOR 1868.

L FOR 1853.
will contain
ELECTION RETURNS from al the States Of the Union.
boxing election. 10 lo51 carefully COMPLIED for che Tbuue
A.ssnsc;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
for The year 1885, Ecp-es for 1862 True Time, Asteroids
Sc. &c;
GOVERNMENT Of the UNITED sTATEs-Erecutf7o
and Judes Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers Rs'dsnt
fro N The United state. Forei. Cours;
SENATE Of the UNITED STATES Members Of csssi'
fed with Post Ofce address;
HOUSE Of REPR EsENTkTIVES OF the UNITED
STATES Politically classified wlih Post, Office address
MEMBERS ELECT Of next UNITED STATES con
CRE5S;
Tue REBEL CABINET
The REBEL SENATE;
The REBEL HOUSE;
STATISTICS OF the last CENSUS ea'efaly diEfoei into
Ees aud Slave Territory tnever before published except
e copies at Census Bureau These statistics embrace the
Comparative Productions for 1850 aud 1860 Of every State in
tie UisD. Agriculture s especially fol- aud correct
ALL THE AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS OF The
CENSUS ARE REPRINTED cONPLErE Some Of tho
head gs Acres Of Lad Improved in each Ss.o Acre
Of Lad UAap owed IN each sae Ca.h Value OF Farms IN
Zach Ss,e Value OF Farming inPi. euis IN each state
NunbeI Of Domestic Animals in each State Value Of Dorc'
Animal. S.stei Numerous Tables Of oihoF Interest
iug matter relating TO the Census.
BANKS aud BANKING, 1850 and lse);
RAILROADS in 1850 asd 1000:
NEWSPAPERS il each S,.te and By seotonss
LAWS Of last CONGRESS-;
RECORD OF th- WAR;
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ijro.c65lonai Notices.

DR. c. u. HAMMOND, Author Of " Nervous
- Dso'iy Sc i.ciadiae low aud Rolablo freshmen
i.i t~ 40 uie Disea'e ha, Returned lfo France aud
Removed ~, Oicc from No C59 Broadway 10 No 81 East
Itns once Lopy IIom 10 TO- " J. and TO Evonisg
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fTVHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOE NOV. %.

THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the fOlowlns:
I.LEADISG ARTICLES: K,rsss-M.sourii Gov.
seymoUri The Nortli-Wes aud The sEi's'rri
Ths New Campaign; Texas; Delaware; Tie
"Con,r.bsnd-." Tue WictA Of the wickedne's
EdtOiiI Pa sytaihs
H..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
II..GESERAL NEWS SUMMARY
W..FRoM EUROPE.
v..FRoM GEN BURNsIDE's ARMY: The March
y tue Amy 20 f. m'ufhi Condition oi AZ ii' a.
tie army Core. por isaee o. m y. Y. Idoope.
v..rHE DISSOLUTION OF VIRGINIA; Siavery
and th- Poor Whites How tho q" White Trash
Live Witaout Nok; Tie Only Cure fl the
Pre.eut D,stuti0a aud Desole,ion lhe srk and
woupd,d Sent to Washington. Correspondence
Of TIE n y Trbone.
vn..FRoM MISSOURI; Correspondence Of Tie II Y.
vIu..ARMy os TIRE Quo: Department Of the Cum.
bertrand; Fourteenth Army c. pt; The Siiusion :
Toe Enemy Where they are; ihsir Atu'ld, I;
Uiln Csgsiry Rebel Movements No bsite in
hidjl. Tennessee: Depletion Of tie ArnJ. ca.
The n. \. Tribune
IX..TOIHE REPR ESESTATIVEs. PRESS. AND
PEJPLE OF The NORTHERN STATES
x..wHAT rO'Do WITH THEM To the Friend.
Of EasncpGiion
U..CONVERSATI BETWEEN Gov JOHN
SON AND kGbEL PRISONERS.
XII. EN.'sIsLMoRE AND HIS PRO-SLAvERY
ORDLRS:'"..
XII LATER NEWS FROM MExICO Delay IL the
M'veueut of d. french Amy; Toe Advance
Pos'pooed ii u D,csmoef; 4, i. txp,ctel to II, ch
- Mex.cein Jsnuay; Dss pesfsnce Of ne F0a.ito
hom yefs Cr,s Liae Of ssosiaes' between Havis
anu N-S-fo'k
xrv..TilE RECENT ELECTIONS.
Xv.PROM CALIFORNIA.
xvi..FKOM WASHINGTON: Special Dispatches 20
Inc \. Tribune
xrn..THE COEFiSCATION ACT: Irpotan. Order
by theff e.idsut; Tue A';oney General 10 ~
perig,eDd Pfoces dlags' aiiiay TO Aid Attorneys
and Msuhals
XVII. .THE WAR rs THE SOUTHWEST
XI&. FREDERICKSBURG; I,' Surrender Demanded
RcUoysi Of .hs inhaOitaa,.i a Battle i0 Proc
xx..LErrERs FROM OUR SPECIAL CoRRE-
sPONOENTS WITH TIE ARMY or IAE
POTOMAC.
xx'..TbE sLAvE-POWER; Its Character. Career,
saa PTo1.be Desisnsi Being Attempt 10 II
rs.n tie Eesl ls.uss Involved in he America
Coraict
xxi. .EFFECT PRODUCED BY VARIOUS EERTIL-
IzEhs.
xxnI..AE AMERICAN EXHIBITION OF PUMP
GOURDs.
XIV. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
XXv..NEW PUBLICATIONS.
XVI. FROM GES. slGEL'S CORPS
xxvn..THE HUMANITY or THE SLAVE: Ennanc.-
patton
XVIII. THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1862
IX..PERsOSAL
xxx POLITICAL.
XXI. CITY NEWS
xYXn.MARRlAGEs AND DEATHS.
x1XlH. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
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xXXY. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fol Reports Of tho
stock. Money, COton. Grain. and Casio MaGkes..
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Dantlfle Acaoemics.

A DODWORriis DANCING ACADEMIES.
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Too s-.f7cor rsu.. 4 oorc-oay. ald Saturdays kiyi1
zach d.. I'm ruas-r cas.t. all -0alus.Ce on
- I.i u-c .. f1 rr' 90 Norisys aud IhHi'esy' al
y m Cncl.ais o! tsf4.'si h. Acid'ny.
UODWONlUs DANCING ACADEMIES,
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N.s.iBfk s.a..-s o. W. UNE~DAfS fui 81 ~ ADAlS
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NORM all Afternoon C.A-c. or fcuis ladies' and Chll
90
vrnins Cl,ss-. Tor Grrtlsmen.
tIs..~. TO- oreu Pupils common = Il ,ny tine.
f.lc1lG o. tfns Lc tuay - had AT either AralenY
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