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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

A 10 III 70 Responsible person ii n. ars class DO known
a. noass No 5lo Broadway the neatly furnished
pi,ie Cali above. immediately; ~. proprietor has chcr
business. Particulars given gu interview
pRoApwAy sTuERNEuN 40 ga mo ,DwAy, To
ID le ~ ,he day week. cr balls conccrs lectures &c
UNFINISHED HOUSE ro rET-,T no Is BOND
II street. furniture for sale. With easc.
III SION "a ba-srncni moicrn hols~ 10 Fnecnh
sTecl ras and fGrnaee very desirable house
~ - = w" H. :. BaRNEs u ana " PARK row
7 rcsuRE Eoos.-ro LET, FOR LECTURES or Gov
~ pleasant room with three hundred sesis No.
irr nrl . ie,.sp Rroadway corner q rw.ais,a
rss,; $ 60 ~ ~ Rsni per evening. Apply 70 JOHN
NEW ORLEANS.
situated On po,das. street between c,rondeet AMI 81
Charles streets measuring about thousand ave hondrod
arrrpRed Tor haad o. minsrels Address y J. & DAvi
No na,iasou row. carundcir, street New Orleans
OrrrcEs To- LFr.-Asurr ov HANDSOME OFFICES.
~ three IN number. - We rented low Apply ~ II
Nassau sfee', room Y, between 10 aui3
mo r.rr-THE HOUSE AND STORE x SPRING sTREsr,
second door esac BrnsaN,ay lhe premises re vel
ssapsl fo srs rs hggss OF hon. o ay = s'
u sUfrss. 70 Wal street iron 70 % secoct.
NO LII, SPLENDID FLOOR THROUGH. CONTAIN
nc aye roofns erd great ahinisnoe q raniries we
nCg s.ane iT9ai hoase ~ ~ West liea street
" kl4lS' avenue. Rent oty eli ler mpni Apply 60
above. son.
RIO ITT--a LARGE THREF STORY BRICK BUILD
L Ing xniahr FOR csrrisre i~ctpry, als1 large three
srv ifct ruN suitable for caine. nakrrs ship we
Hpt alan, I'D two In ~ store: g4s
trte IN store ~ Inquire tke
". = CoEt ~ MARION street
rs'o tNr-IuE FIlST FLOOR OYER rHE sroRE oF
house iSo Franklin street; corner ~ Nack As9 r1pus
FURNISHED nulHruhed with without board Inquire
b. premises
RIO rFT-Ar LOW hENTs. To SMALL AMgeGCAN
families through, consisting of h.c With bat
.son Maier A. IL The modern house 81 Weet Nineteenth
snee. I0 West Nineteenth street, from tor NJ
no trT-rnF UPPER PART or HOUSE 40. lo9srRIS9
street insisting ol six the soeund sisry. ai
~ room ". attic, very convenient aparnents water
gns, &C.
rro RENT aSp FOR ssLE-A SMALL NEwLy rrrrED
pod location on broadway d. prescott small stock consist
ing goods " for sale terms FOR LADY de.
rus lney business, tails y opror
upy further Information address /. H. Herald ohce
Eating where an interview can be had
ylroRn SHOP AND DWELLING TO bHAsE, THH
w property % Mercer curs~srg " front dwelling
ami ssrc the dwelling; rgnr story
Nfck WORKSHOP renr with alley leiting 10 ~ The
whole will leased for term u years Apply u Nm sAik
son, 80 Broonc street door west ~ Bfoal way
OFT ,ASAf. sTREEr.--rO LhI, WITH SPLENDID
- plate riass front situated doors Of Broadwav,
Desirable Joe alton tor rst class reia business Apply
10 A. w. BELL, 81 st. Marks place.
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INTELL,GEvcE OFFICES.

II. FAMILIES WANTING coon Servants IMNs.
II dAsy call Al The large siue for domesr.s IS Eleventh
1hs extensive home h&s alum
s4nee 81 e Fable hep. Conducted b. Respectable Ana
Ur4n lsey
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SITUATIONS wa,Tsf,--MasES.

4 YOUNG NAN 30 @aEA, CAPkRitfTirs As
N no0g6eeper and accountant would wish e,ppiov b.
Sssur- hours writing Of books nnc any ois
psei expert accountant should be pesiea Salary
object uni ais empower fpF himself What be-
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the AssvE EsTA IsnmENT :wnycM
S. 49, aaEs&QCUEssEUL oEEaAT1aE,
M is; ;s s,RH + ~ fee, WOO. .nS
asr.andsn .
edusfH%6 81 flor wooi pdcoal 4 s q
all
Stoves and them that San buy
ssfossrp
&n3
esorme of in
atss &c.,
ac
sokuk Ios
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IA meek ~ D1nRASv 70 Tor safe.
10 ENG about 70 make change in tho sharsstss
- Of srs Aasiscpss - MI elosc ~ oar snairs
stock Of hardware 1t such nisss md - sush asrs
| q will mAkp is 1or the advsntags d Oaspsatsru
and Builders 70 supply themselves fm The sssuisG
ssaaaoe IL PkUAn1n co.
! nshbd ~ Ri
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Fine Roses = Fruits.
No. - Mai1-.t.

Fine Roses = Fruits.
1000 1ssss, on their own rogts, ~ splssdsd
varistiss, consulting u Hybrid OlfabIng.
nssss s: rrai,i: Ayr..sir: Sea.ssl..
sonstAas, Hyhsia Chlas, kasstss, MsssaaA
yellow Roses. Black and vAriegate1, (nsA-
tied, dotted and striped 0aliiea, Hybrid
nd Dwarf Provence "a superb and unrivalea
SNOWFALL. sPirsss, Almond. llarge and awf.
dbl. Aowsring), Dsutsia 6esbrs And do Ora
silis, P.fpis 1riaes, Scarlet Hiswsring
Quines, Fsnythia Viridiselma, Gynphssis
varisgsta, Blne Towering Anespka, IaaA.
risk. Wsigsla Roses, Italian Privst, Pills
5000 Oarsa MS .-Rsd ard Waite DuASA, We
toris. Cherry. white Graps, Black Naples,
Bang-sp- Black, Early Ned Provsnos al
Champagne. flesh coloy).
COCO Goooooe RIA - Finest EngIish {Ian.
oashire) sorts, and Houghtoa's 6ssdlins,
40. t.as most prolific variety s1,aa.l.
Hrsnsenia, Cushing, Orange, Col. Wilder
White Of yellow Antwerp, Whlte Proliais
Red 0ensasesA Fastolf ard Ever bearing.
sAoe HAnAl 0iset - vis41is
~ 1ylaes A.
-: II 4
J : ! ! ! !
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10 kegsrs6ned Sais1s
tire,
I ehcst I mp, u. u |
IL. l. Blk. Tsas, |
- Star Candles, |
ks mould do |
Ixsstearinsdo
sAxs rosin Soap
bxs palm do
100 bxs No. l Herring,
so bbis No. !, 2, and ,
Aackcrel,
bills do do do
nts do do do
I bis White Fish
I bbls do do
8 casks new Cod Fish,
100 keg Rife Powder,
800 dc lining do
locaG pundcanist
Powder,
30cases 1 pound do 90
700 bAgs Shot,
Xxx 4 tim hsr Lead
~ bills koEin,
40 bbls Tar,
70 bbls Pitch,
s casks W hitting,
4 bbls Putty.
, IL bblsLinSsed Oil,
I ~ bbls Lard Oil,
5 bbls Tanners Oil,
3 bbls WhaleOil
5 bblsTurpentine,
5 bbls Alcohol,
$50 kegspure Lead
500 boxes manufacture
Tobacco,
50bbissmokin gtobacco
Zoe bxH do do
so has Ouba elk Cigars
80 bxs Havana do
80 bxs kcgAlia do
50 bxstin foilchewing
Tobacco,
10 hblsneW Pecans,
SO bush fresh Peanuts,
20 bbis s S Almonds,
10 bills Filberts,
bblsBrasilNuts
10,
, Zoe bxs Axes ,Lsvo.ott
Sim mons, Ii. Col
iins' and Moyts'
brands,
400 slabs PlowSteel,
IA : tons sqAers Asd or
tagon Cast Steel,
80 prs Iron Axes,
- sets clliptieSprings
Is pr ssAt do
500 kegs Assortsd Nails
kegs Sd biued do
81 the lowest narks
HNAULE, 4 SMYTu.
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GEO. FOSTER,
lxRosYsR AND pYALsa m
GAina. 0Sass Ana QsseDswase,
SOLAR LAMPS. CASTORB 8 SPOONS.
TABLs UurLDRY, LOOKING 90,
ii kais-st., . Aoers bslew III,

f1sHE attention of puscAAssrs il respectfully IN
vited y the above stock, which VIII b found to
sompfise ~ nswssA. largest and Asss Assortment
VI the kind ever oereA for sAls In this city all
which ere offered - prices 70 suit the tinss.-
sRasttsa sasat - esnaencs hOuaskssDins; hOoes-
kespsEA and All in want Of the Abevs articlsa m
Ahdft 70 theif advantage 10 five ne Seali pre-
.tieus - psseAssing slssvhaxs. at n ss9nsn3
y iunA0d q unHTpp
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y1sHI Ca. YArtnership heretofore existinr -
I tpesn ~ subscribers, andcs Tia na,ns aAd
arm II farfSf j Hainss, II this dsy dlseslssd y
mutual ssnssut. hobart 4 p. q. Hslsse vii eee-
Arm II liquidation. They will also estels III -
counts Of the lats 1sm, Ard al dsbts ~ Il nsst
~ paid them. II. 8. FAR1AR,
ROBERT HAINt6.
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'WHlrf 1ronstone Dining, les and Toilet
~ WAR, u new md beaSt SAApss, Tor sGle
"A $50 " pascsu 10 ssia PsrshaAsrs, - ad.
Jssd 0E6, FOSTER.
LIME decorated China vayes, Colospes, Natch
Boxes, CsAdiestieks, Gard Bssksts, isis, Note
Caps and AAnssSs, st.. - great varissys and for
ale low, BY GEO. FOSTER.
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t-ass~.sse.s~B BY STATB AUTNORIfY.
Choice First CBass Insurance,
BY TIE

cash Capital, $1,000, 900.
ABSOLUTE AND usnrArRrD.
WITH A SURPLUS OF ee,ss7.ss.
With the Presfige Of 80 Yssrs sscesss Experience.
ASSETS JANUARY ], 1865:
Cash in hand and Dsposi.e'i in Hartford B: ,a Z.
Cash in transit and Agents hands. IoS, 672.e5
Money due Co., secured by Qortgsge... 6.4ls.et
Real Estate unincumbcred. 47,s63.42
Bills acknowledgements. 10
1902 bonds and 10 p ct. int. an'iy, tlez 900 30
657 shares Railroad Stool. $3.50. N,l46.eO
50 do Conneesssut River Gu. stock, l,25o.eo
80 do Stafford Bank Stock. .-..... $500 90
e DO W..sbary Bank s.oeh..-... ss sss 20 g
s0s5 do New York q 49,. soo,se1so
Is do Jersey City $50. 1890
100 do US. Trust Co. N. Stock. 1s,eoo 90
Total Liabilities, 1l,50sSs7ss
~. Unsettled Claims not due.......-.-.4i7s,s7o.A
ss Equifabiy Adjssisd sd Pye~pf'y Paid.
UPWARDS OF al, 600 900
OF Losses have been paid BY the Atna Insurance
Co., In thu pxat 30 years.
fare ana rnIanA Navigaiien
Risks accepted At terms eoaststsnt with s0lvensy
and fair pfo&t.
Espe,tai attention gives TO fAe Issssacs ~ Dwellings
and Contents, for terms Of oss soSse yssrs.
The Pros,sss Of this sorpssstios hss bean stable
and uninterrupted through acascnsof 1nancial sun
shine and stprn, " periods eventual IN or exempt
from sweeping confa grstions and aa5itims AissS-
ter. Being long. sstsblIshed on = cash basis, ths
troubles Of the credit iystem tteet ~ In NO mate
rial particular.
During CO. times" the security oirsliable In
suraass II SyHmpsntive duty--ths ability If
propert, owners tosasiAil loss bsiHg than much
lcssened.
Agencies in all the PRINCIPAL cities and towns
throughout the State, policiei issued without
delay, hy anyo the duly authorised Agents Of the
Company.
1oDssnsss attended to with Despatch and FL
OFFICE Of the Keokuk Agency, corner Of End
and Main-sis. ii. y. TEN-EYCk,
mchsiAwem State Agent.
ROY AL STEWART. Jxo. Z .aaIpvirn.
STEWART 4 GRIEEITH,
Office formerly occupied BY Hatch ! Thonpson,
sEcoFD ST., NuAR nATN,
hLoh ...Ao"A
Attorneys and couaselIors at Law,
INsURANCR,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Particular attention paid TO the Collection Of Ds1ts
snd Losstng Of Moneys.
IL N g q r A N G e !
CALL AND
psure your Property again.s Loss by
IIREl F1MEI flMEy
N altho~ following responsisae Companies:
I HUMBOLDT
Of Tue CRY or NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL
rwe H4nared TAossanA Dollars,
I'M 1ss HaNan COMPANY,
NEW YoRK.
I# cash CAPITAL 100000 Dollars.
| ~ PACIFIC
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
l. ST. LOUIS, NO.
I#sNaNsnG Cash Capital e3OO, 600.
ne. \nips Risks taken In this very response
~ 41hE GREAT REPUBLIC
INSURANCE COMPANY,
\ n. LOUIS, no.
Is CasA Capital 500 900 Dollars.
i 0a1ps Risks solicited for this very sespon-
r kap sA Ttre MaYinc Ins. Co..
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
pAL AND SURPLUS, 1861 600 90.
$G Daa& Mccha nics I'm ura nee &C.,
4 PHILADELPHIA, PA.
- CAPITAL,- $30O,O 90.
he above highly responsible Companies are now
/ - prepared to Insure Property against
u Losser Damage by Fire,
y And Pay all Losses Promptly. ~
! INSURE YOUR LIVES,
I For tie Bsaeft Of those you Love
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INSURE YOUR LIVES,
For the Bensst Of those you LoVel
mutual he nefis Liso Iasurancs c..
CAoyte, Cd 1y fAr State u Mr. Jersey, ls4b.
Losses Pald Up u January 1, 1885,, ,1o1 $40. IS
Dividends paid 70 Insured - ,6es.il
y st aceumula ted Capital. ,S3b.73
Policia1&Ss issued In the sbovs rsliAhls and
responsible Life Insurance Company. BY paying
one.half the premium in cash, giving sots 1sf the
other half 1T per cent. intersst--annual aivi-
dsnds, .vsrtging s. Per cant, paid 70 isssssd and
.cnll and see tbs agents for above Companies, at
y ofRcs on second street.
STEWART 4 GRIFFITH.
= $4,000 Firss Mortgage DenAs
OF the THIN n, Wsyne r. r. % Exchange for
Lands.
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
IMPROVED FARMS FOR BALE
La 4 ~ ~ - W 80 4
500 Acres choice Farming LanAs,
In Lucas and Ringgold Counties, lows,
For Sale caeA1 or EscAoHgs fer Goods
Phaiaaslrnia CITY Property,
In Exchange for Farming Lands in Iowa,
Missouri or Illinois.
Lands in Hssthern and Southern Iowa fol
inch lod STgWAkT GRIFFITH, Assnts.
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500 Acres Choice Farming LanAs,
In Lucas and Ringgold Counties, lows,
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Mattress MapufacS6
A. c.

Mattress Manufacs6
s,m. A. G.
a. ut.e.urins lrss.sa Z -
5kpiral spring. Curlsd ~
lou, nes4an iEch, Shuck 1n4 IN
DniityXA 10 and B6le1
g ss : s'. sssm,si, az
II NJ Pictured or sold RI ~ e.
X9l 64efvd n fair terms. Oar
y - ~ 10 L. Nv Ic,sts e - =. 4.
call and examine q = work
|apoms, corner Of fo sS& II liz
E#I have in opes1 5.inve1 4 - A
fsrior work otherwise mang nh
|sfofded for. Material for Btd0
BY machinery 10 more uniformiy
prepared, and the work far supsiiDr IL
W II O LIE Ale A ND RE tn a
March ". 's7-dly
spcciai Term Of CoMves
| NOTICE IL hereby given that by sutheS3ty yIS
~ ferred by law, the Hon. Thomas W. Cit
| judge VI the flrs. udcial District IL Tho g.
Of Iowa, Ii, r. by orders and directs Special Ts1
Of the District Court for Lee Co1nty, 1t Keokuk,
eomlneneinrM 70 o'cieck .. m. on the fourth
DAY d said month"; = III Mai ot ~ srsainl
| cases new pending &hich may ARR
uaaa = feul y hish -
| ! ! !. ! ! : :
served ~
| .ttenaS ~
tran
,rs...1 u: !. vs.. VS.
j Ssys18t 6esosa-st,
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rmUsrEE,s pALE

LANDS in N~Fthern ana Southern Iowa for
''. .s e ss'' i sSswAsl sRlTr1rH As...
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zoo Tuns Q3 nno0Tted
Oar y.
keel III
IL Black
70 Mouse |!!|
~ AuseicaS
tans gsnuinS y
horse Nails-4irsct
inportatioa--7, S,S
and 1ed,
5 casks Bright -
Chains, W.
mAll Of which n
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E Phllaaelphia city Properly,
In Exchange for Farming Lands in Iowa,
s Missouri or Illinois.
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8@g& To- 4H
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A Pan sSseftn snt Of thess tustty eSfsbsste4
"A 6sws ssnsssntly On hand q tkssigs q the
apr3SdAv BIG ANVIL.
a nnucu n q nuucu
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kissing the Babv.

A Paris correspondent of the New
York Herald relates the following:
81 will mention trifing incident which
occurred yesterday op@Dslte my window,
and which created more enthusiasm than
had ever Witnessed on any previous oc-
casion towards the imperial family. The
little prince imperial was on his return
home from the Bois de BouIogue, escort
ed as usual by body of smart lancers,
whose futserlHg penons danced galIy III
the breeze, when the carriage of the En-
press met him just as his cortege was as
cendiiqg the brow OF the slope leading
from The Avenue de l'Impefatic 70 the
Arch of Triumph. The Empress made
sign. for the carriages 10 pull up, aud
Immediately afterwards the little prince
was conducted across the read to her
majesty. The empress taking him up ia
her arms aud kissing him, held him out
sfor the hy-standers, who were now clns-
tering in thousands round the carriages,
TO gaze at Ii, ard as the. little fellow
laughed and crowed, and waved his tiny
hand, you. could see the tears of delight
rolling over the rough cheeks of men and
wonen, while they poured forth their
heartfelt benedictiolis upon him. II was
really pretly sight, and one that placed
power aud people in most pleasant
point of view, The fair Eugene seemed
to unite al hearts BY her gracious and
winsome manner; and as the little fellow
was again conveyed back to his nurse's
arms, and kissed his little fingers in to-
ken Of adieu to those that locked Oh him
so kindly, many "a sturdy democrat for
the. faomert ceased to think Of the lmPe-
rial dictatorship which was over the boy !
future inheritance, and TO remember only
that he was a child of France. and a
bonny one 60 look at
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Douglas on the Senate Floor.

The Washington correspondent Of
the Independent gives the following
vivid description Of tile Little Giant, ;:
when under full headway:
Gle is very short in stature, bat OF
such physical proportions, aside from
this lack, as instantly to attract the
attention Of Il stranger, A very large
head, connected with bread and poW>
erfHlIy built shoulders by short full
neck; chest Sufficiently roomy to
contain the lungs OF a giant, and It
pair Of short, dumpy legs, complete
The physical picture Of the Little Gi>
ant" if we except the broad, lofty
Websterian brow, and the deep>set
covernous eyes that sparkle and glow,
when excited, like miners lamps be-
meath it. II is the tremendous brain
power, lodged i'll that perpendicular
precipice Of forehead, and shooting
out its fires from its shadoWed eyes,
that has given him the soubriquet
which he will carry to his grave.
When excited and in fall flow of de-
bate, that massive head rolls and
shakes with the emphasis Of his
thought; and the huge hands double
until the nails indent the palm or else
the broad, open hand receives the blow
of its mate, and italicizes the sentence
with a stunning report. The sweat
pourS from him profusely, and falls
from his head, or is thrown clear from
his shoulders by the inimical shakes OF
the head, as the rain>drops are shaken
from the trees by a storm. Add to this
a thick bashy head of black hair, and
a restless, uneasy feeling, which pre-
vents his being at rest for five consec>
utiye minutes, and keeps him moving
from one point to another in the Sen>
ate Chamber, and my picture of the
"LittIe Giant" is complete,''
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-02-17
Children Playing with . Bear.


Mr.. Atkinson heard the following
story in his Siberian rambleS:-Two
children, one four, and the other six
years old, rambIed away from their
friends, who were hay making. They
had gone from one tLicket to another
gathering fruit, laughing and enjoying
the fun. At last they came near a
bear lying on the grass, and, without
tile slightest apprehension, went up to
him. He looked at them steadily, with~
out moving; at length they began
PLAYING with him, and mounted upon
his back, which he submitted to with
perfect good humor. In short, both
seemed inclined to be pleased with
each other; indeed the children were
delighted with their new pEayfellow.
The parents, missing the truants, be-
came alarmed, and followed on their
track. They were not long in search>
ing out the spot, when, TO their dismay
they beheld one child sitting OH the
bears back, and the other feeding him
with frj itf They called quickly, when
the Youngsters ran to their friends, and
Brnin, apparently not liking the inter
ruption, went away into the forest.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-02-17
Literary NGen and their wives,

i do maintain that a wife, says Sara
Coleridge, whether young OF old, may
pass her evenings most happily in the
presence of her husband, occupied
herself, and conscious that he is still
better occupied, though he may but
speak with her and cast his eyes upon
her fromtime to time; that such eve
nings may be looked forward TO with
great desire, and deeply regretted when
they are passed away forever. Wiel-
and, whose conjugd felicity has been
almost as celebrated as himself, says,
in a letter written after his WIte's
death, that ifIle but knew that she was
in the room, or if at times she but
stepped in dle room, and said word or
two, that was enough to gladden. him.
Some Of the happiest and most loving
couples are those who, like WieIand
and his wife, are both too .fnlly ems
ployed to spend tie whole of every
evening inacenVersation.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-02-17

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