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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
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~ III
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

/ ties afforded hy thi. Company for the quick and
sufe CONVEYANCE ut Specie, Bank Au,cs, valuable
packages, heavy sni bulky freight, &C.
EXPRESSES tor tho East, To Baltimore. Ph'la
delphia, New York, Boston. Providence, Hartford
&C., leave our office daily. at III o'clock. A. VI.
EXPRESSES for the South. t. Redmond. Fred
erick sburg, Petersburg Lynchburg, and Tor points
in North Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia, Ala
bama aud Tennessee, leave daily, "l 3, A. VI
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied ~
careful and trustworthy messengers, ami The l"hli'
can RELY upuu Al! business entrusted IL uS being
done with safety. puuctu"i.t,, aud despatch.
RATES From Baltimore 3, cents per loo ibf.;
from Philadelphia. 81: from New York. ) 30.
sefs- No packages Of goods taken by weight uh-
less weighing over 200 b>.
ian 20-tf K. W. FALLS, Agent.
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DEsr LYONS NELNRT.-We have now in
ID store one piece oi very superior Black SIX
Velvet. for Cioak. ASllBY WOOD.
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Ct VAN Tx | VI VI y G,
- Just received and for sale at
nov Is MEYENBERG'S.
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RAuMGARTEN,


No. 499, 1h street. opposite Oad ie|s''es H"'''
WASllISGTuN,
ENGRAvER and designer in general manuiac,
r. turer and inventor of the new, improved seal
presses, watch ease en.rarer. wood engra'et' mu-
sic puncher stencil cutter, copperplate ensrafer
and photographer is prepared to execute ensraVihSs
on any metal-on gold. silver, brass, copper, STEEL
Ac in as good and workmanship manner a. ny
any other establishment in the United States. The
sJysr,ser feels confident that ull orders entrusted
to him will give perfect satisfaction or no charges
made.
SEAL PRESSES.
wATCH.CA ENGRANER,
WOOD ENGRANER.
MUSIC PuNCHER.
STENCIL CUTTER.
COPPER. PLATE ENGRANER.
Washington. jy 22-ly A'. &C. &C.
rABINET, CHAIR, AND SOFA MANuFAc-
" TORY, No. lS0 hinq street. AteIandr,n, -.
Having lately fitted up one OF the handsom.st
and most spacious Warerooms in the city, Tor the
FURNITURE BUSINESS. | respectfully invite
nublie attention to my large stock OF Flkal
TIRE. which | am constantly increasing Fer
son, visiting our city will ;ni il 10 their ad'an-
tage to give me c4h. ~ The range az ny u''opH'
in respect to quality and price, is such as 10 over
the want. and views OF all. Ny stock con 'rlss
Mahogany Sofas, Rocking Cane m "ooa se"'
sittinS Chairs. Sideboards. Dressing Bureaus
marble top and plain,) Marble Top aud flaln
Wash Stands. Marble Top Sofa, Card, Book ana
Fancy Tables, Cottage Set, Bedsteads ri all pat
terms. such as High, Fielding, French Low i"s''
Trundle Bedsteads, several patterns OF Cottage
psdstsaas: Hat Racks. Wardrubes. Looking Glas-
ses. and large number Of other articles embraced
in the business.
xs1> Beds, B"lstsrs, Pillows, Mattresses, &C.,
constantly on hand.
oct 2-tf JAMES Il. bEN AtdhN.
VITOOL WANTED, at highest market rates, by
wv az WHEAT BR0.
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4 SIIBY & WOOD take pleasure in announc'
n ing to their friends and the public, that they
have now in store an elegant assortment "t al
kinds "f GOODS I" suit the present and approach
ing season. Au examination Of our stock IL soil
cited by dealers generally, No. l70, King street
under Orange and Alexandria Railroad Office.
3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-08

NIVHEH'H'T' ~ = e'."'
nESIRABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALF.-
- offer my FARM for sale, c,ilei LfCFST
NIL. situated on tie Mat,apini River. contain
ing about $50 ACRES. Three hundred acres
cleared the remainder in wood and tiiphpr, good
proportion in original growth. portion Of The
land ia. heen linVd and much improved general.
ly. This farm lies beautifully. within one mile Of
,iuiney,- Depot and convenient Churches, Mill-,
dc The ueighborhood is uct surpassed BY any
in the State.
The improvements are ample for a large family.
"a The HOUSES having all been built or re
esEH- paired within the last few years.
LIS best recommendation is q sight OF the
premises.
Communications addressed 10 the subscriher,
will receive prompt attention
T. l.. CATLETT.
Guincy's P. o Caroline Co.. Va, nov q 2awl
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StTliL ANOTHER StPPLi We have just
- received An additional supply of CLoAkS {"
which We inN iir attention.
uny 81 a. H. WITMER BRO.
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tLONES, STOCkl Ms, LAMBS WOOL
" SHIRTS, Haudkerchic;s, EisngS. Collars Vt
every quality and style, just received aud for sale
AT fno, l5l ASilHI WOODS.
I uuDOuN PULLED CLUTilS.-Am"ther lot
| 4 of those very superior t I Fulled Cloths. ju-t
received and tor sale hy
% RRNAN e ADAMS
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CORNER or CAMERON AND FAlRFAA SIS.
rNHIS we-known and POPULAR HOTEL
L having undergone THORGUGH REAOIA
TiON and REFtRNiSHiSG, is now open, with
everything compis;o, far the convenience and ar-
commodation Of BOARDERS and TRAVELLERS.
Ess- The Proprietor has secured the services oi
GEORGE L. STEWART and SAMt EL +.
GREGORY. under whose joint management no
pains will be spared to sustain the reputation oi
IN. HOUSE as a FIRST GLASS HOTEL III
every respect. JAMES uhhEN'
FL. lshu-dtf
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WANTED.-0E THOUSAND PIECES OF
w LOCUST, 10 be not less than feet long, nor
less than inches the small end. 70 be de-
livered either at the Salem station, or st Wsve-
land in Fauquier Coun,y. Persons having Locust
Timber to sell, viii please apply TO
JOHN A. WARRINGTON,
nov 3o--eoSw AlsIsndris, Va
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I.cesburg. Va, dee cots

II COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Landry
y virtue oi decree ot the Circuit CouIt "i
taIrlns County. pronounced IN the OF T. \.
Perry and win against Thompson Ja''hs' ana
uth,r.. Al November term lSJy. wu shall, on .H"'.
itg he 2nI 4ry u .iuH""ty, lNaI. inning daS' y
Al West End, IN trout ot tue Tavern oi samuel
C,tts offer AT Publ. Auction, 10 The highest bid
der All that portion OF the REAL ESTAI
whereof Lucrrlia Violet died seized. winch IN The
division thereof was allotted 10 Jewell 4. Ferry
and wife, Thonns Palmer, and VI. Holmes. hni
continuing ONE HUNDRED ACR rs. Tins
land is situated on the Backllck Road, III The
county Of Fur'aN, and I miscs from Alexandria.
Terms Of sale a. One tenth ut The purchase mo
nvy to he PAID in ca-h on the ia! "t sale. and the
residue thereof in three equal instruments. nj D. ~
and Is months from the day ot Sale--the deierreh
payments 10 bear interest. and To he secure" ny
the bonds of the purchaser. with approved sreuri-
~, aud retention Of the title unil the whole oil
the purchase money IL pail.
ALBERT STUART, Commr.
ALFRED MOSS,
Fairfax County, Va, nov 29-2awt,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" AND LIKELY EGROES.-Pursuant 10 u
decree of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax County, rem
dercd MT It's June term, 1859. in the suit oi Johh-
son against Johuson, &C., the undersigned WIN
sell NJ public .ale. al Fairfax Courthouse, ."
f,ianv tie ;Vh ,iuo Of Ds.cmLer. 1889. Hiring
dny,) a number Of VALUABLE and LIKELY
NEGROES, consisting of uen, women ana emil
dren. Tsrms cash. II. ", THOMAS,
r. j. MURRAY,
". IL. DuLANY, C"mr,.
g. ". HUNTER,
TH0S. MOORE.
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HOMEMADE FLANNELS.-Ju>t received a
i very superior article OF Loudoun white Elan
nel.. for Skirts. fnov % BRYAN 4 ADAMS.
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ItALL At MEYENBERG'S and buy one OF
Y J those Black or colorcd silk Elastic BELTS
for 81 cts worth 3Tl cts. dee
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every respect. James uhhEN'
Alaxandria. February |. ls59-dtf
M. ELDhIDGE & CO.,
GENERAL 90 " iSSION NERtHAA v ~,
AND AGENTS FOR BOSTON PACKETS,
NJ. ELDRipGE, trio" Bha.f, AirS""d,io, Va
+. A. REED. aug SO-tf
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INOAKS OPEN THIS DAl.--Ws call atten-
Y ton To our fourth Invoice OF Ladies' CLOakS,
the newest and most desirable styles Of the season.
Also pure silk CIoaking Velvet, heavy Beaver aud
Cloaking Cloths, with many other goods to suit
the present and approaching season
ASilBY / WOOD, King street,
Under Orange mud Alexandria Railroad Office.
uny ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-04
Qrttr

Tnr PrAcn woRs.-The creates, enemy TO The
peach tree Il the bo-vr white grub. that nfests
the root near tho surface Of tho ground With tt-
tie timely labor. VIC have suffered any mate
rial injury from this insect. IN inspectioa tsiee
year occupying . few hours, suffice TO 90 over IN
orchard 81 hundred trees. and remove every worm
This bcins repeated with regularity each year
great increase d cut short We usually employ .
gardeners truwci and pruning knife. Every tree
thu: l. infested. if with but single vosm. shows
un.uistaksblc signs Of its presence BY the gum and
sawdust like cxercmcnt MIXED With u thai issues
from the wounded Lars. With tie srowsi remove
tho Garth an inch OF two below the SURFACE and wsh
the knife cut away the dead bark where the injury
appears and after little experience no oae need
Gail to discover the enemy In every instance. The
worm Is very tender and readily killed This exam
ination should he attended 10 carly IN the Spfins-
The csss arc deposited In June. and IL an ssssairA.
ton Is made in October the young wosm nay be
found near the outside Of the bark, and may be de-
stroycd by simply rubbing the freshly eaten sross
on the bark on the outSids.-rsilsy Fsymr.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-04

A TRIBUTE FROM ONE SOLDIER To ANOTHER -1n
copying our notice, says the Memphis AealaneAs, Of
the death of Gideon J. Pillow, Jr., Col. Clemens,
the editor of the Enquirer, pays the following tn
butte to the solderly worth Of his distinguished "a
ther, which is as honorable to the former as II Is
lust to the character Of the latter:
We take the above notice from the AraianeAe-
We did not know young Pillow. but We have .
warm place in our heart for his father, and sincere
" sympathize with him in his bereavement What
ever may be our political differences, there arc re-
collections of the past and associations Of the pres
ent, which make any sorrow that ovcrtakes him
source of grief to us also. When he was promoted
from Brigsdior to Major General, our regiment was
attached to his division, and we speak Of what We
know when We say trucr soldier never drew
sword in his couutrys cause.
On the hill Of Chapnltepec an incident occurred
which In Grecian or in Roman days would have rcn-
dered his name immortal He was shot down while
leading ON the 9th Infantry in advance Of the
"Stormers." Charles J. Sprague, then adjutant Of
the 9th, ran up to him And asked, what can do
for you, Gencraly' The reply was brief and stern
"Take the Castle, sir" In the midst Of the agony
he was suffering. he thought only Of his country
and the honor Of his command, and from that hour
there WIS not IN officer Of the "Old Ninth whom
GEN. PILLOW could not name friend, Tho surviv.
ORB Of those gallant spirits are scattered nov non
Maine to CALIFORNIA; but wherever a them TO b
found We venture 70 asseft that Il would b Dan.
gerous thing for any man 70 say unkind wosds d
! Gideon J. Pillow IN bis presence.
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FOR CONGRESS:
T.. OBJ. B r A n G. II,
OF WAKE
s. AlOne-all. all Alone.,,
OF WAKE.

AlOuC~o1ss OH AIVuCs'
Such is the grand, gloomy, and peculiar" posi-
,;ou Of the Associate just at present The Senior is
m,oe to Chapel IIill-the Reporter dtto-the Presi-
,,eot ditto-and every body ditto but us; and we
would lave been ditto too, only We didn't want to.
The tall plumes OF the soldiers no longer wave
through our streets; and our earth is no longer
shaken by the martial tread of the military. We
hear no longer the sweet strains of the brass bands
the roll of drums, and the shrill whistling of ffcs
The canons have ceased to roar, and the rattle of
small arms las died in the distance We
Feel like ne who treads
Some banquet hall deserted"
lis not often we catch live President in North
Carolina, and when we do whose business is it but
ours-we orth-Carolinians? Our printers never
cav one beforehand we have not seen much of our
,rioters since Who bames them? Some one of
them may he President yet and it is we'll enough for
them to see how President acts, so that they may
know how to act when they come to take his place.
They have an excellent opportunity now, (barring
the Latchelor part) and who blames them for i'm
rroingt: The laws be hanged! eve mean those
Of the last Legislature, which are not quite all prn-
ted YETI Who cares for them when the President
IS present: Our printers DON'T and We don't blame
them; and the first man that grumblcs shall be
turned out of Office if he holds one and if he does
not, he shall not get one.
But We expect to gather together some of the
fragments before this paper is issued, and to give
some account of the Presidents reception here and
ekewhere-the speeches, the crowds, &c. The
Senior and the Reporter must do it. Each of them
can say Of the matter,
Quorum pars magma fui,
and We constitute them a quorum to report pro
ceetincs
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ov rug STANDARD.


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Ds,,os,.,i. t.m,sr,;"n '' " N"''"' WV '''>""'
We ,o.k nas.avv on the c,..tv . no,,. E.st.
Steamer uni.r tbs command N an s,rs,s~,usi a.
trnt;x, anal Gallant ofYievr l,snt Hu,bs~s
tn. El.c, rn,s, =, y,.ni In n.,,,s /. 80 ,,.rs
b,, w;.lrn. a. Won sn,,ussh n. v.,,h ~ e.,
an q Iii, rsIi. 60, sa,h - st,t. - ~
Or ,;,,Ic s,s,us, r,.,..I s,or ,,s;r.,S,II,' a., -.
NAL, .xs,.n, ,;,,'. Al, ar 90, -. ~, 50.
r;rsI =, E,cr,"n r s,,,.i ss,,;;s, ,s.,,,s :. s..
hatc, whcr, ,hc ~hai. of orr ~.,ss 80 h,,.~i -,
rr,hrr and 40 we'll rrsv sisd s.r hat bssssw I,.,D
We un;,rnl in thrv, times ,hrvr bsarty si.sxrs g.
OUR l,n,ilor,l
Tic Conxro,;., s..srblsi ~, rl,,,,x.t,, r,o,,,,.
Every cs,,n,v in ,bs n;.,T;s, MA. ,Sn,~..a,sJ al
tLs,c xc,r onc hnn.,,,, .ra s;.h,, re-. I.,s..,..
in ,,,crdsnsr Ths ...rs,.;,,a.S C.o,sr,;sr :,
c-atcs. There hovsvv,. s.v,r,l sa,.la,,e. w,rv 10
y, nrcx.n,cd G., o.. ,s.,;,.,,s, - ,sw. -. .
good deal Of css;,mso, :. 10 ~bs Inc ns;n.. .s.,d
nj =, IL. go 81 -. a.. .s..s.s" -. A..
~, ri -, -; -, ~ a.. .,;...S. az. - -
ri 80. -. -, IsS - s,I 4.
49, r.,, ,;-,.,.,,,i III "ss~ ~. n;.,.ss. ar. A.
would lie the nominee. and .ueh ,mnsas VA. nod.
,hcrrforc ,n,;s;,,,.,i y, E,Ln,., tn, - ,h...
h"xr,rr and !, s,Si. .sii Sr ,hs ~
;,,ipr in The D,.,r;c,
lion. W = Martin NJ Elizabeth C;,x x,. sar.~,,
President, virr p,,.;.,~n, r,. .sisr,,, f,,., ssrh
comfy and NrSsrS J. Il (;e.luin and a. IL F..ssr
were chosen sc,rr,s,;cs.
committee va. .npo;n,r,l eon.i.,;n- of oox .ar,
cca,e from each county. 10 rvpar, rv.olusion..
Mr.. I.cicn D. S,srks. Of ra.a,,o,snk. ga. chair.
man. and through him resolutions. wvsV svpsr,ss re-.
icratins attachment to tho old pvnpeerstir rsir.
cip.cs: expressing sor Coz rvvrnur tariff es, the
aivalorcm principle anil oppa-;,see to PERSPECTIVE
tariff and spS,ifr duties: css the apercpsatnn II
the prccc,,s cf tho public hssi. 10 raw our publs
debt and ,c!tay thc ordinary expenses es The GOV.
crnmcnt and opposition to di.trb ton sr the hoo.
crabc acquisition Of Cuba: for the sub trvs.ury and
opposition to national hank: and cpp".i,soa 10 che
is,rrs of the day. and cs.csislly ''oprss;,;anissn
The following rss.,,l,ioas wsrv ssk,r,rt q, sob.
sequcnt stage II the prccVvsiinrs:
ks''rsi, That We cordially anil heartily approve
tho course Of our late Representative in Ceagrvss.
the lion. H. ". shave. AMI enthusiastically sevse,l
to him the msvd of "wsll ta<ss GOOD Sad tsithfsl
servant"
This was adopted amid loud applause and thsvv
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-04
Democratic Convention at Graham.

We have received but too late for publication in
thus paper, the proceedings of the Democratic Con-
venton which met at Graham on Tuesday last but
our readers will be gratifed to1earn that Stephen
E. Williams was unanimously nominated Two
years ago he frightened Mr.: Glmer and the Samites
bady and this year trust he will conquer them.
R. P. Dick, Esq, of Guilford, presided One
hundred and three delegates were present; and
every county was represented. This augurs well.
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49, ~ 1917 ~.
Nsv Yeas. Msv Sn-Iho sasan0 0snasnA
sh;sA ~ nssl.e : e - - Ss.1A1 4
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his Css.sssAs n lsyiae se11n,oults.l DanA
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risen. TIE we.~a saa sksl&svs q Ne es~s6y
uu. fascsa - 'As Asssssss 10 ths ssss ~
works.
Ss,sssi s~r$~.ss Mayors ksa s..s ssssa ~ Ne
Aussssaas Zoe wfsssas ihss asp~s&s ~ ssssssss-
tboost
ver Auss,iss .ssvAsss vsss.ss - s,ss .s
tusvd BY The Fwn<h sqasasua
Rains vvrv tsIfex issxsssasly. sks<k s<ss-sss sss
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tive
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usrd 1Nsprss~spsi hsyss k.vs s~s Il Ne sssssss
~ tissspoel Tuesday. e vss sssisssssa sAsa N
saies ef COTTON we're 600 b&iss: he ssssss shsss
Nth hssls irsgaisys rssess ~ss asusssse, tss'
scarce lower Ekesf h. . h. Cd kssAss WAsx
"a . sss higher Cesa &C. g. higher Csnss~a
Oh asit
| LeksAs
Tie isse iaspess 81 e.ssss esss~ s.se ssskss sisw
L 4. a 49,. - "a Au.ss
fss market closed hss,y. saa b ksu q ssgws
!&sM Lstss
Qrtsse. Nay sa-rhs tiasrssssas sd Lives
pod dstes TO The tssh iassshS kss arrived
The three asys salss Il csstsa sore ~ 900 bales
esossne dbl ell 81 axeiins ef s-Ussses ssa&lss,
60; Cp1ssas ST. Fteas. Wheat ed core ksS ID
ssnevd I'd ssshs eia.sax beeyxsk rsesssasss s.s
sh~Sxsa Sax~s and ssss sss~sy. Eeaa ss "a
T~Psps;as 80.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-04

q We trust that our contemporary Of the Sails
bury Banner will inform himself on subjects about
which he undertakes to give advice. We might say
to the Banner and Watehmaa of Salisbury, "closc
up the breach, friends; stand shoulder to shoulder
and let Sum have it right and left from both bat
teries but we are better informed as to their an
agonism, and therefore will insult neither by any
such offciousness or foolish advice.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-04

~ We had the pleasure this week Of meeting
with our brethren of the Fayetteville Daily Caro-
an'an and the Newborn Daily Delta, Messrs. Sin
Clair and Smith. Both are excellent specimens Of
men, mentally and physically, and fully capable Of
taking care Of themselves in any sort of fight
success to their enterprising spirits. There are no
THO better looking editors in the State
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-04

CoRREcrIos-"The Reporter" who occupied the
enar editorial last week. begs leave to state that he
was mistaken in saying the Associate editor was to
deliver the Annual Address before the Oxford Fe-
male College. 1t was the Franklin Society of Mr..
horners school, at Oxford, that he addressed. This
correction is necessary in order to do justice to all
concerned 1t was an oversight that it was not
made in Wednesdays issue.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-04

Subscriptions to the Bank of North Carolina.
We are indebted to W. R. Richardson, Esq, the
polite, gentemany and efficient clerk of the State
Treasury, for the fnll,.ing statement Of subscrip-
tons made to the new bank of North Carolina:
Whole amount taken at Raleigh, s9ss,sOO
Of this the State takes $502,s0O
University, 100000
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-04

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kh in change Il the LsxsSca Of Esusaes.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-04

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