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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from Havana and Key West.

CHARLEsroN, Aug. l3---1he steamship Cahawba ar
rived here to-day, from Havana and Key West on thu
10th.
NJ Sabas, the Spanish consul at Key West, was drown
ed there on tho Goth of July
The barque BENJAMIN Burgess, from Genfucgos, bound
to Boston, had arrived at Key West with loss Of par
of her cargo
At Havana sugars active Mt an advance. Mo
asses also active CIayed 81 "A rails Muscoyadas
~ a rails
Sterling exchange Is per cent. premium On New
York, 23 5 per cent. premium. Freights were dull
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Foolish TnrAnur.--A curious will has been con-
tcscd before the probate court of Cheshire county N H.
Capt John Town. late of Kecne devised his eate to the
eldest yct unbo) of his four sons or there were
sons 20 the eldest daughten; in either SON has
neither daughter, after the time when such q
blessing possible in the Of nature he then ro-
ccivcs his portion of the estate himself The plea Of in
sanity set up against hs will but the will
tanned,
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Hon. Bedford Brown, who has just been elected to
the State senate OF North Carolina by the democracy
of Caswel county, was prominent member Of the
United States Senate from that State during nearly
the entire administrations OF Presidents jackson and
Van Buren,, and cordially sustained all the great
measures of the democratic party.
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The Revenue CurrER JAMES CAnYpRLL Asuons
schooner Daniel Webster, which arrived at tins N
yesterday, from Port Ewen for Boston, reported ID
revenue-cuttor James Campbell Of this revenue ds'T]
ashore ut Black Rock, few miles from Bridgeport
ported that she went ut high water, and when ~
was high and dry How serious the injury Is we 40
know but we understand tho lesntion Is bal ana II
gerous one Nero London .yoy<11M
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MArRMoSIAL.---The Newbcm IN. C) Daily Progress
of tho 18th instant says that Hon John W. Ellis our
governor elect was united in marriage t. Miss Mary Nc
Kinley daughter of the atc John p Dawes last cve-
ming, at Chrsts church, in this place, Rev T. Haugh
ton officiating. We learn that tho distinguished BRIDE
groom accompanied by happy bride and Ow friends
will leave In special train this afternoon for Godsboro
and thence to the Virginia springs"
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ANOTHER CoiScIpEScR. "A correspondent of the Wheel
of August, 1892, Columbus babe alieu to the shoe'
The Old World to search for continent IN the west
hemisphere, aad remarks tho coincidence that on ~
4th of August 1858, tho CONTINENT discovered BY ~
lumbus united with tho Old World BY . Telegraph
cable. ~
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A WEALTHY HKIRrss TO M MARRInD Miss Jane Lloyd,
only child Of Jones Lloyd Lord Ovesone tho wcahest
Of English heresscs is to bc married to Col Lindsey,
the shero of tho Alma who was lucky enough to got
nine Russian balls fired into the ccor which no carried,
without receiving ono into his own body The fortune
20 lie from, twonty five to thirty million dollars
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.

ever, and win trumphantly work out the great OBJ
jects of its founders while deserters will meet the
fate which Heaven has ordained for all who place
themselves in that unonvable category. The votes
of the people, almost daily coming in, prove that
they have duly estimated the of the late de-
sertions, and the true measure Of the deserter's
merit stt II
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AtIantIc Gable CeIebrations.

ALBANY, Aug. l3.- Arrangements have been perfected
in this city for grand celebration and illumination Of
all the public buildings and residences Pursuant to
proclamation issued by the mayor yesterday, the
ception of the Queens message and the Presidents
ply the churches TO be thrown open and the people
arc to assemble for general Thanksgiving.
MONTREAL, Aug. l3.--Extensvo preparations arc in
progress here for the celebration Of the completion Of the
Atlantic telegraph cable Our municipal authorities
we'll the citizens generally moving in the matter
with great enthusiasm.
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s hu,sss Of chs Union view OF tho proposed
change 10 i've terms conducted strictly 90 cash basis all
ssrns Tor The collection ff the Union dcon
tpued No be made 70 Agents alter this date
cora who authorized 70 make collections
IA Delaware Mary land, and Virginia
wAsnysros, March 49, lsSs.-u
Tho foregoing notice any sgeas
those only performed such other parts the
country APP 2y-u
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A CELHDRATED RACER DRAp.--The celebrated racial
stallion " Ambassador WIS killed by lightning on Thr1
day last on the plantation Of his owner, Mr. Charles
Merriweahsr, about ten miles from Casksvile. Tenh
" Ambassador was the winner OF the great AlabaDi
stake Of $2s 900 in 1854, and his time is among the S
on record.
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The Elevator was valued at from thirty to forty vo
thousand dollars and insured for about twenty-five
thousand. Tho grain mostly insured. Total loss
estimated at SIS 900 All the insurance Is in eastern
offices.
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Fire at PhiIad elphia

PnILADKLrHrA Aug 13.---The Mariners Church, o.
Penn and Shippen Streets considerably damaged b
o.. this morning fireman belonging to tho Hop
' . ,~iuc was drowned In the dock.
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Fire at OswegO.

OswEao, Aug. l3.---Fre discovered this morning
about half-past l o'clock in the Empire Grain Ele
vator, owned by Il. T. Darlington and P. Rathbone,
which spread rapidly throughout the building, destroying
it altogether with the grain stored in it. amounting to
about sixty thousand bushels nearly twothirds Of which
was corn.
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CHARLESTON, Aug 4--SeverHl deaths 'SN ~
ported here from yellow fever but the physicians
that the disease has not yet become epidemic.
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MISSOURI CONGRESSIONAL DELEGArov.

The next delegation in Congress from Missouri will
be composed wholly Of national democrats-a gain Of
THREE
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The foreign exchange market was very duh to-day.
Thedcmand bankers sterling at 1908 1898 was very
slight, and commercial bills and in some de-
rnand at 1909 1929.
There was marked upward movement in stocks to-
day with light sales At the first board New York Cen
trail advanced II Erie, B. there rumor that these
rival companies have nearly adjusted their differences
Michigan Southern, q; Cleveland and Toledo, 4 and
c,o--.n and Rock Island, T. State stocks quiet.
so Tinted States Of 1874 NEW loan) quoted to-
dav = ioa3 I04 exntcrcst to s.nsry lst which is
equal 10 1906 One sale Of 81 900 made at o4, and
l033 ( was offered for other parcels
Al the second board the stock market continued buoy
ant with fair business.
The -four market dull and scarcely firm yes
tcrsiay Wheat was steady and unchanged Corn
also unchanged. Pork was dull and lowcr Beef was
firm Cotton cent lowor and very dull and drooR
ing Sugar WINS active at an improvement of cont.
The cash transactions for the day at the sub treasury
we're as follows Total receipts $l,327.6S0 80 total
payments, $ll9776 OIL: leaving balance on hand Of
sl2 s4g 1853 IS The receipts include 81 900
connt OF tho now ten-mon loan and the payments
increased by California drafts Amounting to $35 900
The receipts for duties to-day at tho custom honse we're
6.73s a. ADSpM,
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of Cuba and influential connected with the govern
ment quite satisfied that such would not
only provoke but justify the forcbe acquisition by the
'-~d States Of that important island People com
,snce ..L,n "-ant view Of the 0stend conferences
from what they did two three years a. nay sse. -
India having had powerful effect the public
in England changing In more than respect the
philanhropists' notions in regard to the primitive
equality of the The very provisions of the India
bill now before Parliament admit the moral impossi-
bity of aboshng the institution Of castles in Hindos
tan, and the necessity Of vesting the supreme government
Of IndiA In Europeans France has made tho spmc
porience In Africa and in either casc they havs had to
deal with superior to tho negro and capable of
satisfied with the lessons taught her by history, and
would not with her present knowledge lgsate for her
West India islands she has DONE could she place them
where they were before the act OF emancipation
But the most terrible lesson yet reserved for England
she will be taught In the affairs of the Turkish empire
Here she has to deal with Caucasian principally
but widely different from the Europeans by customs and
Manners and governed by the most ferocious anatcsm
England under the plea of civilization checked the pro-
gross of Russia to preserve the equilibrium of Europe
while France with Views reaching far beyond IT, re-
established Thereby the supremacy Of her policy the
European continent France, not England Russia, ia
the arbiter of the te of Europe though the wealth
of nations may be discounted in London Tho ottering
empire Of Turkey not strengthened by the war; and
England has gained nothing by IT, not glory Perhaps
the of Exeter Hall consider the permission of the Sui
tan to erect English church In az Qo
Gus triumph of the Christian faith but II may seri
ously be doubted whether the staled theory OF Eng
land will thereby DO enabled to make many proselyes
At all events, England might find ta difficult matter to
protect thcm when they are made, for the
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ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE,

i L. .
"A ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
FOR SEPTEMBER,
Contains:
I-PoRTk.Ir AND BIoGRaPTY Of Henry & Dursod, esq,
President Racine and Mississippi Railway, together
with PhrenoCgica Delineston Of Character, by Fowler
Wells ~
U-R.LwAYs AND THEIR PsoGREss Cleveland and Toledo
Cleveland and EI-, Toledo and Wabash, New Albany
and Salem Railways, Gc-
II-NEw Atlantic Telegraph; Switch Lamps;
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Iy-ANEcDoTEs TRAVEL: Benefit OF Rslwsys Recovery
of Lost Property Cour,ins on The Rail An Old rra'-
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V-TrNE INDICATORS: Illustrating By Il Dss the cnsrence
Of Time between the different Ci,ies Of the Uni'ed
States.
NI-II>o CENTRAL RAILWAY AAP Oelinea.ins their line,
with Connections from the Gulf Of St Lawrence 10 TIE
GUT of Mexico 81, Paul, Sc. ~
yIEloRID. RAILWAY aud its Connecting Lines from New
York 20 Fsrpsndns and Cedar heys - ,,pu
yJI-THRouG RourE Mars Representing the Principal hs
more 70 the West and South, together with tune Of
departure and arrival of ~ aims T..
X-sxTY Mars: Representing the Principal Railways tas
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and arrival Of trains, distances, &c ,.,pu
X-OsE LARGE SrEELPL.IE Mar: Repesentlos me hall-
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and The CsnsdAs. ~ ....a,
X-SpFx of al the Principal Cities and rowns In connecsa
with Te.e e.es.aphs and Railways throussou; the '
eaies and the Csnsdss . n,.,,I Cits. in
XII-srEsNBoAr Routes to ana rom tne r'"e'f
tbe United States and Cansdss ,
XIII-A LIsr Of few OF The prominent bo,s. .,
ATPIErons' ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE o"htS'' IeAiJ
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lars souTHwORTH's NEW WORK.
THE TWO SISTERS.
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py MAS EMMA D. z n. soUT IWoRrH,
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N>JMOTHY TITCOMB's LETTERS
TO SINGLE AND MARRIED
vol I2ub. 81: in fu alt, 81 90
THF sru EDITION READY IN FEW DAYS.
The ,,rous common which prvsdes .he the hsnh
xd manly u1rance Of whole truths in ponted and bes
f Language 'ympsthy which the au;hor has tor
general favor. --
"FOR PJRE ENGLISH DICrfON
AND BEAUTIFUL IMAGERY
1T WILL TAkE ITS PLACE
AS A CLASSIC WITH
IRVINGS SKETCH BOOK"
This ,eres one Ct the best the Kind have net
with TIE ,ster evidently shr.wd observer aud he owes
.p In III tie deal of wholesome advice 10 pam, ssieh
frwNd rnsrner While he religion principles
he In no and hs style such will st s.Tac:
the attention Of those fsr whom the work "a written"
IN Y. Courier and EDqairer.
Pleasantly .oe ard couehed in such language that cannot
fail 10 win lis way hearts Of the young The subjects
treated upon al the relations Of 'e aud the moral tone
ehsrsezes the v1ich oeaned
into The ove of The good the tue and ne
beautiful halo the whole work, cannot a 10
leave tb. iupress the mind Of the reader 8uf Com
We have rarely read volume which contsned more pln
.ood practicable ADVICE IL Is written m
takg sly e-ald will be ssTTe in household In its
way book ha. appeared that OF the Ieyeread
sethmsp Henry Wsd BeecheIs Leciuesl who aonored
With d.dc.1ionn Boston Atlas.
IHEIR GOOD SENSE, .
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COMMEND THEM TO ALL"
IEseuing Journal.
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Brooks siidirg. No. IL, Grane-st 3, N Y.
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Special Noiiffs.

Death of J. ". Reynolds, esq.
IN AMERICAN GENERAL CosMTTEE,(
Nav YORK. Aug. a. 1855. )
On motion /; was Unanimously
Rssovtd that the American General Committee will atten
d. rs Of heI late President ~ REYNOLDS, esa on
NN0AY NEXT al rn, from the residence Of Mr Wssoo,
|M 81 La Fsysie Place
On III ion. also
,od TIM; members Of he American party request
ap pkItici pate IN The funeral oeIemon,es
E. 3. 6. G. pEss, MASsEA' 3vic.-Pre.ident..
EssH6f11 IN syslT1' secrstMln
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TIE STORY
The TELEGRAPH,
HISTORY OF THE GREAT
ATLANTIC CABLE;
1T eir Hre 10 sone g. I through al .ba ss-tN
Aro it.ir worcs 20 be end of he woIlt'
Psaim', xiI I.
o'e et'AD; yc'aue, i.rre l-no, uaa.sn; pic. :
complete reord Of ;os nc-paor rs-ss AID hns oee,'-
sersIs History Of L4sd aus oee.ric T.i>u,pb.
DescIipior. spp>rsts Boer.Pnic 'ke;cses
Of the principal peuo-s CONNECTED with he g,s, wors
CHARLES y. BRIGGS,
AUGUSTUS MAVERICK.
Eeisrs Of The Ne~Yorh Daily TINES
THE STORY
THE RAPH
sRis.ory Of The Gres.
ATLANTIC CABLE.
PUBLISHED TO-DAY.
One .l,ssrt volume. La,ee I2mo Mnsn Price 81.
AsUNpANTLY AND BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED
wOOD-CUtS with numerous
STEEL ENGRAyIHGS,
DIAGRAMS
DESIGNS aud
SUPERB FOLDING
COLORED NAP.
hi,h nre.. 3eiis be OF the Sob
together with the .I;ive posidons Of Europ.
nd Ie,is nesry every @ersph line in both coIn'e' and
is of itself wonb the piice Of he book
THE STORY
TIE TELEG RAPH
H,ory Of the Gret.
ATLANTIC CABLE.
PUBLISHED TO-DAY.
On. eI.s.lt v,lume. Large limo Muslin Price 81.
DEDICATED
and en- b ish.d with . ssn6ceut Steel Portrait ot
CYRUS W. FIELD, esq,
and altering perseverance,, he
civilized Ldbt.d for the accomplishment OF this tria
phaIt elteIpnse. -, >,
This uteib Steel Hu grsvpt executed consde abe
by the artist JONI A. ONELL will MAKE the so1De
douby ysluhc prossp's IN most sTtisti and graceful
sketch perfect portrait Mr. FIELD and at the same time
msk.s q beautiful picture
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Tothe Lot Owners In the Evergr,

To the Lot Owners In the Evergreens Cemetery;
The Cont.. Appointed meeting of DE Lt OWNERS D.
OF he JAY present the resolution s1op.~o ~ ne
meeting Bae o Trustees and who were ennpo ~efsd ID
cs m-tus 'sd Lot owner. seresy h1
Of said Cemetery VII BE btd 8
Ws,hps.on Hal con e Ct s.uh 7h and ..hf.s 10 sTookyn
L. D. on MONDAY EVENING Aogls, 80, 1858: NJ oelock
10 ear rsport Of Committee A. uaer. Of sr-s, p
sp. vii come up for discussion a. tis ssrs general
.rce Of me Cemetery qyss.ed By oro~r o
the Committee. kObkhI u IhOhSbi ND1nn ~
Third Edition Of Patent Ice Pitcheps;cTssss be Dog
Star rsa.sD Tic beat cobtinues The ICE PlTChEhS are
rurs ou the cooling disugn ard the peop are popns 10 70
No Burips sip for ,uppes Of .hem wten may Dc Oh
tanned, wboessle and retail, from LOClUS hAhl.
Meeting of the American Board 1t Detroit, s. p.eu
Ter D. n-fsre from New York and bss, ga Ne ois md
mi. Railroad Buffalo SlspensOn Btfs aid he Great West
en- Roed. 9ls BY Central Rsrtsd, SIC.
From Bo.ou V.s S.ounson aDc the Hew oh tnd LTie
Road so GEO. " WOOD. Sec'J A. 3. C. 7. ~
Emisrrns Intelligence Once ens Labor Ea;
eoapxe bas been removed from No. Ckna-st 70 No u
Worihst tate As.oonyr f-S ooos vest Broadv.J No
fses charged JAMES r. FA6AN. snper1nendent
Oscar Dayton IL Co.. Sole Proph-,ors FOR ,be United
g.atsr Of DR.. r. ANGUS SMITHS DlSiSfECIlS0 POW
pERs Bold packages Of two pounds only seu,s also m
bsss Of pounds tbe Depot No e7 brosdwsy
Orders by n I'll filed For sale BY Drnggis's.
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Tor FINELY
IL FINISHED PHOTOGRAPHS,
Go 10 FARISS
(Lste Root's),
No $63 Broadway,
Corner OF Frsnklin-st.
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THE STORY
THE TELEGRAPH,

History Of tie Crest
ATLANTIC CAB L L.
One el-gan. volume Large limo. MasHn. Price ei
ABUNDANTLY AND BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.
PUBLISHED TO-DAY.
The volume comprises complete and authentic nsrfsve Of
the various reps progress tts great work Of the IL
mbode Of early history Of Teegrsphc operations
In the United gives view OF The previous "
mts 10 introduce the oSubmADe Gables In daeTen. pGs
world and awe complete record Of the neep
ton progress and successful termination o The Atlantic Tee
s.ph enterprise In be OF this narrative there
preht psye Of Mr. CYRUS w. FIELD u whom exec
snt gvvn Of Prof SAMUEL MORSE and other
ser.en whose have been intimately as'osed with the
Throushou: volume has beer exercised IN
ssJd 10 dates and the Of events in
hr pooh order while in the rrpas:on Of the preliminary
history ke Magnetic Telegraph proper degree Of Attention
has given the collection and clsssOn Of useful rfr
us,ion from many different sources
The peoey Of Hand Book Of this character became sp
parent the publishers ha they have spared pains pre-
the work in attractive style the belief that n permanent
value volume Of reference Will be recognized The uni
whch attaches to The history Of the Atlantic Tele
.ph-he txutant 10Y with which the Of lis
in s parts countythe trect share Of
man in wonderful effect which this linking Of Europe aud
America produce render suhen. record Of The
event most desiistle. -
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il PUNISHED PHOTOGRAPHS,
Go - FAkIS'S
Lac Root's),
No Ss3 Broadway.
CorIet Of Fsaakins-
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One elessnt vofrms Lsrse l2Io Muiin. Pfise a
PUBLISHED TO-DAY
TABLE or CONTENTS:
CHsPrrR The Science OF Tesspins-lt Inception and
P,o,ms,-C;r.dual Development ana Perfection.
CHAPTER II.-Lsnd and q eanic relezI aphs -
Cp.pIgR III-Oisn Of the Atlantic Teesu Organization
Of the New York Newfoundland and London Teesrsih Com
papy with Biographical sketches
CHATTER V-fhe Atlantic Cbe-Constr'ciion and Expefl'
CHAPTER v-Ths Fir.. Expedi,iou-samuer Of 1857.
CH,rIER VI.-The Expedition Of 1853
CHAPTER yIlIWorirg the Atlantic TelsgrsPh-The Ter
mini Of The Line.
APxsypIx.
I-Ation Of Corere" III Relation to the International Sub
m~Ij,ut M T. Maury on the Feasibility Of Oceanic Tee
uIT. Bs,n OF the Atlantic and the Teegsphic Plateau.
V-Use Telegraph in Connection with Longitude opeT'
yI-veiocity Of the Gsly,pic Current
VII-Ttbe Of Submarine Gables.
vIII-Ihe Morse TelegTap Alphabet
XRp.on Of TidDgs Of Success in the United states
X-Mr Bedlp O. the Inventor o. The Ne~ Paying Out Ma
chine.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
MAD Of the sStm.line Tesraeh between America and Eo.
rope Eh is various Communications on the TWO Cor'i'
R,s,.sr Of the Morse Telegraph.
Signs. Key Of The Morse Telegraph.
Recording Appas;us
BaiLs Teepapn-
splce OF The Wires in Land Telegraph
submMne T.eraph Cable correcting Dover and Cslai,-
HoIybesd submape Cable.
PIo6l. View Of the Atlantic Csse-sx.et size.
View Of the Al snc Cable in seetions.
V1r,a Sc lion Of Shore End Ct the A, srte csbesase
tize.
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s.usnrc Cable.-MesGs w. n SEYMOUR h Co..
s,thowARE DEALERS, NJ. 4 CHATHAM SQUARE, viii
y hessrs rfsny Co with suppy Of the sbove
MONDAY, the Srb iSst, which ,hey ODER br sse hy
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28

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