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Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-01
Office of Correspondence,

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IA are informed that undersigned has established here
an OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENCE for the purpose of Civ
ing any information desired by any person in any part
the world business whether public private if of
honorable character viii be excluded from correspond
enee of Office Persons wishing know how to proceed
any business they may before Congress- in the pub
lie Offices &c. will be discreety advised where pross
onal other aid Is necessary the best will bo procured
recommended.
The undersigned will regard all matters communicated
him In connexon with this Office sacredly confidential
and will by himself and through such agents it may be
necessary for him to employ every possible precauon
to preserve them invioate
Every letter inquiry must contain fee of ps dollars
which will generally be the only remuneration required
the proper will be stated In satisfactory letter in
reply, 7F
as- Address, postage prepaid,)
THOMAS G. CONNOLLY, 49,
Office of Correspondence, Washington, D. 9,
... WASHINGTON CRY, January 16, 1852,
Mr. THOMAS @. CONNOLLY Is known to worthy citi
GEN. gentleman Of intelligence and clear accurate
and ready writer; regard him emnenty qualified
for the able prompt and faithful performance of the useful
duties connected with his and original design Of
OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE ..
RICHARD WALLACH,
TO s. Marshal for the District of Columbia
WALTER LENox,
Mayor of Washington City,
10. GALES
Isenior editor of the National Intelgencer"l
r. W. LATHAM,
jan II .~ [Banker]
Intel Repub. & Union-Tu Tn Sat If en-
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OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENCE,
~ WASHINGTON CITY D. C.
letter any business, addressed to this office and
closing fee of dollars will procure satisfactory reply
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Mayor; Jo Gales, of the "Intellgsncer; R. w. Latham
Banker. Address I. G. CONNOLLY
Office of Correspondence, Washington, D. @.
C EDITORS who place above otice with this note,
among business cards in their columns may all times
command the services of this Office.
ian % Too
Warranted Bay Water!
YTTARRANTED to be the best article in the New
w York market, Price lolc. - . ~.
A. GRAY, Bookseller,
Jan s. ... Wash. News,l Seventh street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-01

"If oil the world were blind, what nelan.
eboly sight it would be, said an Irishman,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-01

Il has already been announced, but it is not gen
orally known, that it is impossible TO obtain
passage in any of the steamers for California be-
fore the FIRST Of May. Every passenger-list is
full Of vessels intending to sail before then and
those intending to seek fortunes and homes in the
golden land must hide their time 1t wond be
well for any Of our sturdy and adventurous young
men to remember this fact and save the expense
and disappointment Of visiting New York for the
purpose Of procuring passage to California.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-01

~ present my DILL in due time, as the early
bird said to the worm.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-01

Spanish proverb says that the Jews ruin
themselves Mt their passoyers the Moors at Their
marriages and the Christians nj their lawsuits
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-01

The last number OF the Cherokee Advocate
gives the substance Of the Presidents message
u gerse, after the manner of the singing geogra-
ply, adapted to the tune Of :, The Winding Way"
The editor states that these documents are apt to
ho prosy. and he "has employed a competent
poet for the accommodation Of that large portion
Of the public which is Mortified at these annual
infections in their usual shape"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-01
FANCY PAPER HEADQUARTERS /!

FANCY PAPEh HEADQUARTERS!
~ OLD PAPER, plain and embossed; Silver, Copper
" White Metal Chinese, Steel Blue Carmine, and Ulta
marines embossed glazed figured and finest German Fancy
of all and Gold borders Of all sizes; English and
American TISSUE OIL Tracing Perforated, and Drawing Pa
per. For sale by A. GRAY, Bookseller,
jan 19-- Seventh street
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-01

A Novel IDEA-A New York paper says II IS
proposed to swia9 people over the East river by
n contrivance which its suggestcr, Mr.. Henry
Lyon, Of Williamsburg, thus describes:
" Build piers of cut-stone in the most sub
stantinl manner, and OF sufficient height for the
purpose intended Let them be far enough apart
to allow the passage between them Of the largest
vessels. There must he two setts Of these piers,
parallel, and say twenty feet distant from each
other. On the top of these piers lay timbers,
and secure them by braces so as to insure sufii-
cient strength. On these timbers place iron
rails, and you have a railroad track twenty feet
wide, high enough to allow vessels freely to pass
under it On this track place locomotive en-
CINE, and suspend from il, by fsstenings which
no weight would sever, car to the level OF the
wharyes. The movement Of the engine would
nlso move the car suspended from it. With such
ferry we could cross the East river in two or
three minutes, and bid defiance to ice and fogs
The iden is ingenious and worth considering.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-01
LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
Richard NJ. Young & J. MoNeals Latham,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Will practise in the Supreme Court of the United States and
the several Courts of the District of Columbia
ian 20-tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-01

Wouldn't have fetched him hom"r
All of Mrs. Caudle's lectures concentrated II
that little sentence.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-01
fTrom ths SRtionsl Intelligence OF this morninVl
rHha .S4narrac,r g R.Ixtr -,

=.
Thengble steamer Rqltle. stl JJjssass her moor
ings jpsf aboye sAls1anga ~ kgAsiP Resident, hay-
ing scSpted the invita tt xpGisis
the ship, will do SO -morToWssS xaG1tfp q hT
the Cabinet, foreign ministerse Me1nha Con
gress; and other guests, ladies and gentle
hen, to whom the liberal proprietor andiAnera
director has extended invitations. ThGsSep Brace
% numerous a company, we understand, .as.the
snip vast as her capacity is, can Tellacc
at ona time. Officers e9 the army and lifYy viii
visit The ship to-day ..
II vas the intenIion-.o Of Mr.. collizg,swhen he
1911 asT York for, ,Waslyasst tsR; 70 remain here
eight Or tep aays, and cf-conse bring his ship
up 70 the city but, attsr dropping anchor off
Aisxundria, Lo learnt by teioa e7HShat an acci-
dailrta The steamer Atlantic would make ii neces
sary for the Baltic to take that ships place next
Saturday on the line to Liverpool, which de-
manded her early return to New York, and in
duced him, during his short STAY to remain
where he was, instead Of changing his moorings
The visiters would have, at either place to reach
the ship by steamboats,, and trip Of four or five
miles instead of one would add to the pleasure OF
the visit. We mention these facts to remove an
impression enormously spread in some of the pa,
pers that the Baltic does not come up to the city
because Of an insufficient depth of water. This
is not SO. The steam frigates Mississippi and
Missouri came up to the Washington navy-yarrl
n few years ago. the ship-of- the-line Columbus
was built there; and the feet OF frigates which
went out to attack Tripoli in 1903 rendezvoused
there and sailed from there
The Baltic will set out on her return to New
York Tuesday night or Wednesday morning next.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-01

Russell was recently singing the Gambler ,
Wife" in an English town, and having uttered
the words
N " Hush be comoe not vet
The clock strikes one"
He struck the key to initiate the sudden kneu q
the departed hour, when n respectable, we'll
dressed woman CALCULATED, to the ama2ement OF
everybody
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-01

7 NlI1EN11OUpE IxVzAU1SNk
Corner of Third street and Indiana avenue,
O. C. WIGHT, Principal.
AG. SAaoTWIERs' SAeeEI Assistants
WIN. T. EVA, Teacher Of the Primary Department
d. E, aGROUx, Teacher Of Modern Languages
r. GIBSON, Teacher Of Drawing
Ss- For Circulars apply to the Principal, or at tn
bookstore OF VIM M Morrison [nov "a diff
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-01
EDUCATIONAL.

THE UNION ACADEMY,
Corner Of 14th street and NeW York Avenue,
z. RICHARDS, Principal.
III. CHASE, l .,....
A. @. RIcHAnDs Teacher Of the Primary Department,
A. ZAPPoNE, Professor of Modern Languages
r. GiBsoN Teacher Of Drawing and Painting
R- Circulars can be obtained of the Principal or at
r. Farnham's Bookstore [nov 26-dtf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-01

CENTRAL ACADEMY,
Corner Of E and Tenth streets, (0ld Medical COL
lege, second story.)
Rss Res }As; HsRNSg EeTEsEi NaiAsn 4; M Principals
JAS. O. DELLETT, Assistant.
T. RAouLT (of Paris) Professor of Modern Languages
Each quarter Is twelve weeks, commencing severally
September l, November "a, February l5 and May O.
Jan Off -7, .. ..m
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-01

DROFEssOR sILLIMAN's ChemistryI
u For sale BY a, GRAY
Fbs- 7th 1t, opp oddFslovs Han,
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" The kingsland Homestead, Land and
Building Association will meet for The election OF
members and for other purposes on FRIDAY EVEN
mo Sept. 10 at Odd Fellows Hsll corner OF Union
and Green Point This Association 10 Organized on an
enr ly different plan from the ordinary Building Assocs
ious Each member is to have lot Of land sne house
built it to his taste to be paid for in monthly
ITS according the value of the house and
when thus paid for in other way full discharge
all obligation to the Association aod from all mort
cages will given There is looking for ward
definite period; all is sure and fixed
j. BUXTON Jr, Secretary,
niceN 10 m bers rt.
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eoud In any way perul,x Learner vii secure to
bis wot IN America that decided preference which has a.
resdy IN turope rendered previous works Of s ess
comparatively obsolete Toe Ane mean editor has mate
rally enlarged the work and appended TO word the
scruras and Justly celebrated pronunciation Of Suennes
Pronouncins Dctiooary.
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gpstiai Notices .

~ Sree Academy. - Pros seer. NICHOLS. BENE.
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Academy; on THURSDAY EVENING IN mar AZ "a
oeoek IRE nisI q: OF soncsOo eos The public generally
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- 2 aris Grcee, t'.s' srsnal-s.sps a, Amen.
ca MANN >otuie patented Sis Known to b. sn,, p.s.o
- sny fore IN importation Ion sr-sey or beauty Of color
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Staining The ,ics OF parties n. p.s o. -
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koss 10 presuiue qty adapted. Manufsctur.S 40 ~.
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NEW STANDARD FRENCH and

L ENGLISH DICTIONARY D APPLETON CO.
No sOl Broadway. publish this day
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PkQNOUNCING DICTIONARY, o-sly composed from
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ano the special Dictionaries and work' OF both Languages
Containing siderable Of words BE- found
IL oher DictiOI sno giving all the words Of the Ian
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teIi usre IN the and navy the the att the
MANUFACTURES and t'ade the various acseptiioos Of the
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Afvets Ac the ioioms aDo f.mar phrsseology pEePs
uors governed BY verbs dcves a. rreEu 4tes OF the
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presenting srsmmarcsl oifcuues followed by General
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IL viii be readily Acknowledged that ceLtqry ana nA4i
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With enlightened appreciation Of what really sseaI
Dictionary should be and with sueh an untnas
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Fsbie aeRtion 70 every detail and ninHuT OF Hs'
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY

CECILIA; or the MemoiIs OF an Heress By Miss
Burney author Of Eveua" II no. CLOTH 75o paper SO
This brilliant story By the author OF the universally sd
nirsd E'ena" will be welcomed BY Miss Burneys thou
ssnss OF admirers IL that o sncy aud purity Of
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all her productions and for its high moral fine deas-
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AmusEmcnts.
NTETROPOL ITAN HALL
NE MADAME ALB0Nl respectfully announces to the
public that Sc will give her -
SECOND OR AND CONCERT
Of the
FRIDAY EVENING, Sent 10, ls5z.
On which occasion she WILL FOR the st time, introduce an
Fnghh Ballad and an entire new Programme.
MADAME ALBONl will be assisted by
sIGEOR ROvERE -
gl9EOR sANGlOVANNI.
sIGNOR ARDITI,
Ano q Full Band.
Tickets-One Dollar
Reserved Seats-Two Dollars.
~ Reserved seats price Two Dolss) 10 be had OF
WILLIAM dALL & SON No. $50 Broadway
To all other parts OF the Hal tPhce One Dollar for
which sesB are also secured, " be had ss SAMUEL C.
JOLLiE'S Music Store. No. 500 Broadway.
Doors opsD ct 81 oslosh Concert 70 commence ct
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OUR TINES: A Monthly Review of

OUR TIMES: A Monthly Review OF
" Politics, Literature, st;, etc Edited BY Com Mont
gouery.
Beautiful Steel Portrait Of Col Jane. L Curti. Con-
tents OF the sepemb-r Number Of On, Tnet Col Curtis
the American Mineral King Ala inventors Romance Of
the spirins's' Poe and Coerdge Hotel Life in America
The Ishuantepee Policy The Exies Of France The Bride
o. The Psssse The Napoleon Dynasty; Austri. In as-9;
fn-rsld wires New Motor The Cuban Organization;
tus Of the United STATE, Fishermen; Doabl-s; The
HHsian lsanos Howes Cave; The Upper Ten Thousand;
CABIN Nineteen Hundred; On 0es'h. (poetry); The
Hostage Shadows; To Amelia: Editors Port Fo'ia. Prcs
= cents For sale AZ All the book Published for
proprietor By WILLIAMS co, No. 100 Nsssau-st
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81 PiaBo-Fortc and House Furnishing Assoc
riatfOn.-The fifth regular meeting If this Association
will be bed, and several shares awarded, FRIDAY
EVENING, Sept 10, at Bennett Co.'S Piano Forte
Robins No. S6l Broadway, at y O'Clock All persons de-
rou, TO procure Pianos or Furniture will find Il restly
their ntere, Join this Association, which they may do
,, application tohe Trustee at the above place The meet
JAMES PRISON, President
A JOcEIYN. Trustee
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1IATRlMONIAL.-A young Man, 2

MAIkIMUNIAL.-A young Man, 26
1l Yeas Of age Of prouabe eharsce respectfully
and engaged book keeper In wholesale
in this ciry wishes ~ Matrimonial alliance with
some young Lady from 10 IS yens Of sss respectable
paentse posespes fair education, tind and seial dspo-
retous peson preferred As this 10 IN entire soo< faith
none o1f thoss tones their intentions need reply
70 this. Addrss BURTON Tribune once.
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Ben publications.
X UHNER'S GREEK GRAMMAR

II UHNER'S GREEK GRAMMAR
IN New Edition. APPLETON co, No. 80
Broadway, publish on THURSDAY:
GRAMMAR OF THE GREEK LANGUAGE, for the
ition lsTSe l2mo 81 50. DR. Kubners Grammar IL mt
collection Of detached obsevstions Of rules which
DO connection except numencsl one natural elias
sifcson Of the essential elements OF the Languages
DERBY exhibition of Its TeA phenomena Ii at the
time buy practical Grammar and fitted for its object
BY theost in the closet but By experienced instructor
IN his school
D. A. Co have Just published short ard com
Greek GremmaT with materials for sral exercises, for
Schools CoeFe by J. Champn, Professor OF Greek
and attn in the Wsteryille College vol limo: rs cts
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Adeline + ll1e, OhlO,
America Morris. -
Co.ene Morris.
A. B. B ach, New-York,
&c Mount,
NJ Leseu,e, Paris, III,
r Folger, Nantucket, Mess
J. A. Lee, Fleminssburg, ny,
j. r Edmunds, Tennessee,
w. Faller. Bucyrus, o,
4 Aoolph All, Ne E-York,
John Co ,ney. Jr, Tenn
Z w. Wsbsr, Tahon, ",
Geo. NJ Parsons, OHIO,
+ A. Acton, Evansville, Ind,
B Lloyd, louisville. KY,
Colin G w. Alfdend, -
Peter Walker,
NJ. Chustz. Frederick, o.,
Richard Chad wick,
A GusclOei, Fremont, o..
A. Murgao, West Carlisle. o.,
u. Bostwick, Portage Co., o.
p. Berry, Ohio,
Thos. Winter, Cincinnati, O.,
N. Rifsey & Co, Cincinnati,
+ ! HovsTd, Cincinnati,
II g. Bradley. Marietta. o.,
J. y. Hopkins Cleveland, q,
Z. +. Fillmore, Ohio.
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IN ilelmdui OinClnDhtl w.,
Rufus Chapman, d"
Jacob 1. Mulberry. Chenanse.
r. Darlnton, Newark, O.,
. = Knspp, Cleveland, o.,
j Broobs, st. Louis, Mo,
John q. Wiloocke, Ohio,
j M Cutler. Akron. o.,
Samuel : Marshall, Ohio,
Proctor Thsyer. Cleveland,
VIM. T. Wise, Lancaster. O.,
J. H.Woodnlsn, N'thfeld.O o.,
o. Bryant, Boston, Mass,
c. a sheldon, Ala,
ID Tonslee, n 0nesville, O.,
Il Fielding. Lancaster, o.,
". Asher, Ohio,
!. B WoolsoD, Ohio,
j. Rout, Lancaster, o.,
J c Henley. -
r. Crouch, Pleassntville, o.,
J. C. Whitney. Saltwater,
Juliatt Towslee,
x J Wilcox, Ohio,
}. o. Harris ar d lady, N. o.,
VIM. T Street. Phis,
Geo Arnold de Conrad, CID,
w ii. Hsncheit, Sutheld CT.
5 o Ransom, Wsrehow PIT,
n. w Fisher. Philadelphia,
Eunki1k Gent I 1872
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ry- FOnrteeulh Ward Winfield Club,-A meet
NJ be Club III ~ held No - ~ and ~ on THU RS
DAY ENFNlNG Sept All those frieaeJ 70 she nomir.
snon Of SCOTT ard GRAHAM ace requested 70 Gall sad
HSs The rol THOs PEERS, Chairman pro TEN.
WV. LYON, Secty pro tenn.
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MADAME SONTAG.-Two splendid
1TE EDUavir Of Ibis celebrated artistic in the
Of Donna Anna in Don Giovanni" and Agatha in Der
Freisctutz" published Quarter Of century ago for
sale sud the attention OF the lovers patrons OF th- y,
art respectfully solicited this will be good opporu
nifty excellent and good hkeDetses these pct Of
the great Pma Donna Of the present dsy with
what she in the zenith Of her The difference
the style Of dressing then short waists tc and In the
chsscter Of Donna Anna will he particularly remarked
ADDRESS AMATEUR, Herald Office.
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~ A Cardiff undersigned, passengers on the
steamer Alabama would state thst lett Cleveland last
evenr 81 o'clock and although the Lake w.s perfectly
smooth and apparent for delay did not reach
Dunkirk until past o'clock this morning the Express
train having e from TO 10 minutes be ore reached the
dock thns delaying arrival in NewYork twelve hours
We ave net Of any good WHY the boat should
not have reached the train in o, Why the train sho nd
have left while the boat near the dock aud
DO, but reg ard such conduit gross violation OF the ob
satops OF The managers Of both boat and Railroad All Of
ms are ected 10 est Inconvenience aud 10 serious
injury: would therefore recommend 10 those who
a. M wish be subjected slch vexstious delays
IN. RuHaiG other route where they will a. least
find several aips Day should they be uprtnnse 10
find ,bens boat unable to make ~ time.
ases Of railroads regardless OF tner oongat5ns to ae tray
cling community. ~
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pol,t,ral Notiles

.,.,,ral Comm,,tec.-The reEnlsr
" Sv"p. Cm,wi,tce will BE- held At Heatqlarters'
ser',N ~ - W.n on rniS trnursdNl ENENlN', SEPT
tSf'n'ss rbe Fx ,,urve Committee will meet ~ y
s"S'NN~ ROBERT =. uAWS, Chairman
'" GsossS !" vt y. vST, vica.chafnen'
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GEogGE L. NELSON,
az hl.hlh Ma,d -col. and Graham Hard

~ hishIh Ward scott and Graham Hard
Shell tlEb will bold Mae Meeting Al the corner "
Spins and Lamogssts, on THURSDAY EVENING.
sept 81 o'clock All those Vi are tendy 10 the elec
tion Of SCoTT GRAHAM requested TO seend The
following speakers have ben invited 70 address the neetiag
Hon Osden holman, T. T. Tomuns M Esq, Geo. BIiRgs,
Hon JSu.e. Brooks Hon w BeekmGn. ChAs Riddle
". B. NedgcWoo1 Louis Wsdswofth, Jas Oo2ne,
Henry c Backs W b. Hil,gsn. and others
By order. IL n. WILD President
r. w. ANDERSON. Secretary
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SCHOOLS.-ALa La

dy experienced in teaching and conpeteat TO instruct
In all the and ornamental branches OF tnorouzh Fog
.b educ alton Music exseptn) ard In the Latin French
Sraish and German sngusgss 10 prepared 10 form an on
s.sement either as Teacher In respectable school or
reoees can be gwen Address EDUCATION Box No lsl<
Post Office, City OF New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09

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JOSEPH RUSSELL. President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09

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