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School Books OF every variety;
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Plain and Ruled Paper, of all kinds;
Cards of all kinds c"lored Card Board;
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ebeg leave 10 call the attention CT housekeepers to
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rs is got up in the most simple style having
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plates and cross pieces thickness, and ven
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. TO cLitGren.
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OTTAWA
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FEvHIs Institution situated the Main and
Il ColGr.bus stree :, organized in 1855, IN
der the most avOrabls auspices numbering hum
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The course OF instruction this institution is tho
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The student graduating from this department will
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This term will close Friday, Dee. o. The next
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INSTRUCTORS:
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Principal, ana Instructor the Ancient Languages and
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Principal in Commercial Department, and Instructor in
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Mrs. JULIA A. b STONE.
Principal Of the Grammer Department ana ihs'"e'ess
in History, Botany, Philosophy, aud Astronomy
Miss MARTHA l. BUELL. ,,. ,,,
Assistant. and Instrucress III The Elementary
Rev. f. LORRIEAUX,
Instructor in the French Language and Literature.
Instructor i'm the German Language and Literature.
Miss AGNES SWAIN,
1as.ru ,:I ress in Vocal and Instrumental Music.
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Intermediate Department, -............. Is
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them in of nj attack.
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0. a! kinds done OF shor; notice by
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Ia.
Cephaiic Pills accomplish the OBJECT for which they
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school Books !

4 LARGE and complete stock OF the different kinds
N Of School Book that used in the city and
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We request friends to draw orders or
ask credit, aud will positively refuse
for consideration will sell 20 any one except for
CASH
nay l1,lS6l. ANDREW LYNCH.
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From tie Adreytiser, Providence, r. l.
The Cephalic Pills said 10 be remarkably efec
tive remedy the headache, and of the very
FOR that very frequent complaint which has ever been
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SI.cer T1nsic.

e SEFJL and Ornamental, such as Money ursss
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The RIoT AT HUDSON CITY-PREsEETATIoS OF A
Sword AND BASEER.-The excitement attendant
upon the difficulty which occurred Saturday night
last, between some members Of the Hiram Barney
Rifle Regiment and citizens Of Hudson City, appeared
to have very materially abated yesterday and it was
thought that there would be no further disturbance.
1t was stated that the matter came up before the
Grand Jury yesterday afternoon, but what action
will be taken did not transpirs. Col. Kozlay ex-
pressed willingness TO deliver up any men to the
authorities that should be identified as having been
engaged in the not. Mayor Carpenter will be con.
fined to the house from his injuries for some time
nnd in the meantime, Mr.. Van Ripper, President OF
the Board Of Aldermen, will act az Mayor.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon the regiment
was presented with a very costly white and blue
silk banner, upon which were embroidered the
American flag, eagle, and shield, together with the
name Of the regiment. 1t was present from ladies
IN New-York, and was embroidered by Madam
Francisca Klein.
Col. kozlay was also the recipient of sword with
gold mountlngs. After the ceremony was over the
solders and their friends enjoyed themselves with
music and dancing until driven away by the rain
Two thousand or more men and women-friends of
the soidiers-were present. and all appeared 10 eniov
the occasion very much. The regiment expects 10
leave on Wednesday or Thursday
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MARRWun


CARLION--HAIL-ln 81. PAups Churcb Wsu,n,so,a Al,
Thursday Oct 8, by the Rev. " T. Corn vail ~
assisted BY the Rev Toundsend Henri c,,i,er :, 80
Francisco, Call 70 Jennie Bishop dsushtsr al az u Gun
VIM n. Hall Of Wallinsford, Conn- v 'Ns h'"-
FRANCIsCo-WAY-Donin francisco Of West Hoso,. an
TO Mrs. Eliza A. Way Of West Troy.
PORTER-JACKSON-On Saturday, Sept 49, by The p.v
w. r. Collins Mr. Henry B. Porter 70 Miss Sarah Jr.ison
both Of this city.
REEvE-DIsBROW-on Thursday, Oct. 3, by the Rev L.
g. Weed Charles Reeve to Harriet A. Disbrow both this
city.
RoBBINs-HoRrON-In Boston. on Tuesday, oc. J. By
the Rev. Er Worcester Royal Z. Robbins TO Mary Ebss
beth, daughter of VIM. r. Horton, esq.
ROWE-ACKLAND-I In this city, IN Monday Oct 7. by he
Rev A. A. Willis Of Brooklyn, John W. Rowe TO Emma
Ackand.
SMITH-VAN HOUTEN-Tn this city. Thursday, Oct.
3, No. 841 Third avenue, by the Rev hr ParDelee j.
Andrew Smith, jr, to Miss Hannah VI Houten, daughter
Of John Van Houten, esq, Of Waedoo, Seneca County
WARNER-NEAL-At the Parsonsge Of the Duane. street
NJ. +. Church, Sunday, Oct o. by the Rev. T. b. nth
VIM. Warner jr TO Martha Neal both Of NewYork City
WEEKS--STUART-At Jamaica L. l.. on Wednesday, Sept
25 Grenyille NJ Weeks. D., Of New.YorS, 10 Helen C..
eldest daughter Of Homer H. Stuart, esq, Of Jamaica
INTERCHANGEABLE Melrose, We,t:hester Co, on
Thursday Oct 3 BY the Rev Dr. Covei at the residence Of
the BRIDES father George White to Lydia L. Wiswel
second daughter Of J. Of. Niswel
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. Is, 1851.
COTTOSSales Monday and Tuesday IS 900 bales including
1900 to specusors ard exporters The market has been
cited and prices lad higher since Friday aud ut the
close prices still tend upward
STATE OF TRADEAdces from Manchester report slight
advance In all descriptions Of goods but sales small
BKEADsIUPYs tending downward aud all descriptions lower.
Aessrs. Wakefield, Mash Co.. and Richardson Spence
CO. report Flour dull and declined 3D. sales OF American
2S d30. Wheat fiat and 2d3d lower; Red Western 10 ga
glIl0i Red Southern 12fGl2j5 White Western II ORG
White Southern 49, Corn easier Mixed 80 6a3o Yellow
30L9d3li White 35j d37
Provisions dull Beet dull Pork quiet. Bacon dull.
Lard quiet but steady Talow heavy at GIG. Cheese de-
Ulined 3 ali.
PkODUcE-Spiits Turpentine dull and unchanged. Rosn
tending downward; Common 49, Sugar frmer Rice sd-
ysnciDT for Carolina Ashes firm at for Pots and 33
Pearls.
LONDON Sept 2ScOSsOLs closed yesterday ct s34as3 for
money.
RICE fat. TALLow frmer.
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DEATH OF SENATOR BiSGHAa.-The Hon. Kingsly
s. Bingham, United States Senator from Michigan,
died Of apoplexy at his residence at Green Oak on
Saturday. lie was born in Camillus, Onondaga
County, N. Y, December l6, 1903. He received a
fair academic education, and was early placed in the
Office of lawyer as clerk, where he served three
years. In 1888, he emigrated to Michigan and set
tied upon farm. Elected in 1887 to the Michigan
Legislature, he served five years as a member Of
that body. He aferward served three years as Q
Speaker o.. the same body. He was Representa-
tive in Congress from Michigan from 1919 to 1851
and served during that term on the Committee OF
Commerce. In 1854, he was elected Governor OF
the State and held that position till 1859, when he
was elected 10 the United States Senate.
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THE AFFAIRs OF MEXICO.
INTERVENTION BY FRANCE AND SPAIN
THE MONTENEGRO RESURRECTION
Formidable Preparations for a Battle
MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN AUSTRIA
car RACE, Saturday, Oct, 5, 1861, !
Via SACKyILLE, N. B., Oct. Z. }


The steamship Bavaria, from Hamburg wa sou'h-
.,Orton 18th September, was boarded of the Cape at
10 o'clock this Saturday evening, en- route to New
York.
The r. NJ. steamship Asia, from New-York, ar
rived at Liverpool on the I'D.
The steamship North American, from Quebec AZ
rived at Londonderry on the 3d.
The ship Swifsure had reached England from
Australia with G205, 600 in gold.
Passports for British subjects had been abolished
in the Netherlands
The Times's City Article of the 25th, saws great
excitement prevailed in the foreign markets conSe
auent upon a distinct repetition Of the announce
nent that France and Spain forthwith wiz inter
Vene ia the affairs of Mexico. Mexican STOCK au-
vauced more than 9 per cent, and was quoted al
25i. oo,,.;rros
Eonsols 49, 49, for money, and 93f. Illinois Gen.
tial and Erie shares had advanced.
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DIED.

DIxoN-At Greenpoin or Saturday, Oct. 5, Elizabeth f.
Chase wife of Henry DIXON. :,
DICKINsON-In Brooklyn, on Saturday, Oct 5, Cornefs
Elizabeth youngest daughter Of John Dickinson, aged
yesrs months and 10 days
J0HNSTON-In this city, ON Sunday Oct at the residence
Of her uucle William Graham, No. 81 West Forlyeahth
s.ee Eliza Johnston native Of Kilna County Lordon-
derry. Ireland aged "a years and months.
Funeral services this day (Tuesdsy) at oeoct The rels
tyes and friends also the embes Of the Fory-second
street Presbytean Church respectfully invited TO attend
without further invitation - - -
MILK-In Jersey City, at O'clock, on Monday Oet
T. Hannah Milk, in the SD year Of her age
Her friends and those Of her insw, NJ H. Case soo nef
grandson B. Cleveland invited TO attend her foner
on Tuesday Oct 8, at o'clock, IRON her late Tsn'
The remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for hef
ment 81, .
sMiTH-on Sunday, Oct G. 1861 Mr. George X. Smith, in
the 4lst year Of his age. ~ "a
His remains win be taken from bic late residence No 20
Catherine street. Tuesday morning at lo ocoSk 70 r.
James's Church, where requiem High Mass VIII 9e oeie
brated for repose OF hs SOUL and from thence 20
Cemetery Hi. relatives aud friends also tboso OF ns
Brother Edward and his father inlsw Patrick Srsdy are
respectfully invited attend without further invltaioh
sNIFFEN-At Harlem Sunday, Oct g. samuel r. smnsn'
aged ~ years and days as n.
WkIZER-At New Fairfield, Conn, on Tuesday. Oct u
Sarah Akin wife of the late Moses Wszer aged - Yeas
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK......ocT. I


sbip.-Coutnsnt Howlund Melbourne Fisher Richards
Co; Wheeler Gsdd Hayre, VIM; Nelson SOM II.
Elliott Tucker Liverpool; Goschen CBrem Proo bre,nshi
Marshed Toney Havre; Monterey Smith. Port Elizabeth
Bnks-WiDons Galison, Mareiles Robert Carter HAVE
Briss-PeeIless (Brl Doe, Bermuda, Mccall s FIN
Jackson MOnteyideO Runnymede tsr, BOwse, st. Johns
n. Is. 49, =, -, -
Ayres j. Norton, il. Sarah Gardner Newport - My
rover Hughes Leghorn, Bic cready Aon 20 Louise a.
Walker Graen Philadelphia L. Kenny Smith. Smith.
Havana R. B. Eldredse j. Grce Jackson PoraS Pnnes
Jsxo Edwin Davis Passport NJ Cobb, AveIil Rocklsna
j. T. Parker Fitzgerald, Salem; Rio Grsnde BS1.n STOW
Warren.
sloop-Byron. Allen, Norwsk. =,
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Arrived.

Ship Mary Robinson (of BATH Mscls.ne, San FIsneices
Aug sfys s': on g. ensied ship Zephyr bound W.
Sept lat 10 80 81 on 81 20 W., sisnsied ship hymen Sb
BmI Jane A. Bishop, Bunce Mystic days, in ballast to
Bark ocl. Arhby, Mystic days. in ballast to s,urssF
Bark G. W. Horton Sleeper Rocksnd days, in ballast to
Brig Geo. z. Le,.on OBJ. Of MlI.uichi NIB. MePhse,
Salt Cay, I. l. II days, sslt to smith Jones Co 49,,
Brig Union (Br Smith, POughkeepse iron for st. Johns
soir Frank Herbert (Ot BOston) Parker FO,.uysn,gr:
Canary Islands, Sept bsrIs and rags to Wm' T. Weld
scSr L. B. cowperwsith ,msstedl, Rogers Boston days.
schr Sarah, Mcdonald. Kelley, Albany, md's for New.
schr Oscar F. H,wey Hawley, Albany, mdse for PrOvi'
schr Onward, (Brl, Phssu. Windsor. N. s., Is days.
plaster and potatoes to d. X. De Wolf .
schr Only SON. Eastman Bangor days. lumber to T. NJ.
seh T.a1er Edridse, Bangor days. lumber to T. NJ May
sch Francisco Thompson Bangor days, lumber to N.
sshT M IL Reed Kelly, Albany, md.e for New, Bedford.
schr. J. q. Collyer, Wilcox, Portland day., stone
schr Perm Tbofndise, ROchl.nd days lime. ,.u..,
schr Julius Webb p,ISons. ~. b.,,.,
schr Citizen, Dhnkwster RSndeut, coal for Bostcn.
s,hr Highlander Sturges. Albany, mdse. for Boston.
sebr Aimirs T. Brig, Newburgh, mdse. for Providence
schr Eogle, Gregory, Roekland day, lime.
Steamer Richard yelling Chase Philadelphia mdse 70 %
Steamer S H. Bowman Clark Washington, D. c.. "a h0u'
IN ballast 10 tlAtei
Steamer Vulcan Morrison, Phiadephia, mdse. to j. NJ
Briggs. 49,
Steamer Novelty. Shaw Philadelphia, md'e to Lopez
Kirk patrick - A.
Steamer Delaware Cannon Philadelphia and Cape May
mdse GnG pass. TO Il. Perkins.
Gunbost Steady H. B. MI, Grant Charleston Bar IT,,
sAILED-0ct6 6, ships II. s. soule and Vile dc b.e
for Hayre; scandinavian, for Rotterdam; baik A,l~
(Brem) from Bremen; Ksnswha for Havana Aedei nsa.
for Pu@f F brig. sf1S ssSiUs s l'I Psrns@SS!c Ship
Cutivator and anchored at Quarantine. 60. NE
Withholding the day, from N N W. ss0'''
/ with rain.
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MoSrEpEo Aug isThe bark ScoI seSs he IL Inst
for mentions The bark Huntington eAn.' OF t; ~
wa. totally wrecked at Pgnts Brsye TWO m.st i'"'
TsS saIP AppIE SWIFT previously reported a. ao,
the hsrbor Of Janeol sold By public AUCTION OIL VIC
A"rn., Tor about s5 900 or 5000 o, c...,.,,.,
Sus " AGNES (of and from Glasgow for 81 stephen
wa, abandoned Sept H. in lat 20 80 lOn Zo ere" 0f'Ds
NO Queenstown by the John Davis. ,,o., w..
"S - PRxCE ARTHUR, from Quebec Tor Liyerpoo, W.
IA, abandoned and the brought In by the s.ne
Ep .NcIsco Sept 1.-THE ship Herald OF the ornns
r,sncea heavy weather the yoyage shipped ~
l,cb stated the forward deckhcuse and let consaeao
water into the bstwsea'dset' damaging "ss P''u'" "
eaIgo,
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ITALY

1t is rumo1sd that Gen. Fanti replaces CaIdini at
Naples.
The OpiaiOne deems it probable that new law
on internal administration will shortly be published,
abolishipg the Office of Lieutenant General.
The ODinione anticipates BrdsecoDis recall, IN
consequence of the receipt of official intmation from
him of fresh refusal Of Spain to deliver up the ar
chives of the Neapolitan Consulate.
A ship laden with arms, believed TO be destined to
fit up an expedition in Umbria against the Papal
Provinces had been seized.
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FRANCE.

The Kings of Denmark and Holland VIII visit
Napoleon at Compeigne October G, at the same time
with the King of Prussia.
The Pavs saws that the news Of the lanolng OF
the Borghese in Calabria had been renewed
The vintage near Lyons is excellent.
The Paris Bourse is firm. Three per Cent
Rentes, 69f 4Oc. $500,
Saxony does not object to commercial treaty
with France but agrees perfectly with Prussia on
this question,
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Non.arrivaI of the Norwegian.
FATHER PoINr. MONDAY d, Y. q.

FArHER PoIsr, Monday. OF ID m.
There are as yet no signs Of the Norwe &ian, now
due off this point with Liverpool dates Of he goth
and Londonderry of the 9th ult.
The steamship Jura, for Liverpool. passed here at
" O'Clock on Saturday night
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TURKEY.

The vanguard of the Turkish army which was at
Scarlah, fell back on the 9th upon Trebigne and
KIopuk, which was caused by bold movement OF
the insurgents. Omar Pasha is concentrating the
Turkish forces at Kerbigne. The Vlarmar Of Mon
tenegfo had called ont all contingents and awaits
the Turkish army on Montenegro territory.
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Eastern District, was awarded 10 James Rodwer be being the
lowest bidder. ...,,I,,
| special interest.

The GRAND JURY.-The October term OF the
eIdsy morning Judge Brewn Justice; s WO And hSy
The following Grand Jury was mpsneied: MS'
Thomss r. !0 MAY ". H. Post W H: Hsnshsv, J. Ten
Eyck, r. A. Quimby B. J. VOORHEES, w Bennett :. " AZ
Bennett r. Cooper, T. R. Combs, J. Wilson, j. Dm0n' =
p,Yti. .anh Tod
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The INDIANA FoETY-SISTH.-Capt. Musssy of the
lsth Infantry, U. s. A., has commenced mastering
into the United States service the 49th Regiment Of
Indiana Volunteers, now foAmiug in Camp 10. Holt,
Mt Jacksonville, Indiana.
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GREECE.

The miscreant who attempted the assassination OF
the Queen was young student named Dariouse.
The wespon used was revolver. He had no ac-
completes. The Queen displayed great GOODNESS.
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IAPAN.

al attempt was made at Kanagawa by armed az
ssssins July s. to murder the inmates Of the Brtish
Legation. Two were wounded and the rest escaped.
All was quiet July 81.
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SWITZERLAND,

The French minister, NJ. Thargsl, had handed TO
the Federal Council another note referring TO the
Vile dc Grand affair wherein France adhered to the
statement contained in former note, the ACCURACY
of which was contested by the Federal Council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-08

Rumors Of Ministerial crisis and the resignation
Of DUDE Chancellor are rife.
Conference is to be held at Cettigne on the sub
ject Of the blockade Of Ragusa. The Prussian and
French Consuls take part.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-08

FIRE.-About o'clock yesterday morning, hre
broke out In frame building No. lS3 York street.
by Mesr, EDDY Becude Champagne cider snufscurers
The loss sustained amounts to insured in the Lafayette
company The building was Owned sy Gnsies syni"ns ~
was damaged to the extent Of $500. Not insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-08

A SERIOUS BUsINEss-A party Of boys PLAYED
war in East Brooklyn Ssturday-one bali reprsenS tns
rebels aud the other half the Union troops IN one e
charges made boy severely wounded Win kne III 'He
hands Of one Of the combatants.
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HOLLAND.
AUSTRIA.

The Finance Minister had submitted TO the Depu'
ties the Budget for 1862.
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FOUND DRowNED.-The body of an unknown man
No ~ Sp ei.ernoon found floating In the dock OF Pie
A'0' - win hi'ef. The Coroner notified.
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NuIsAscEs.-The Sanitary Inspector last week
III nuisspees cleaned 1877 sinks removed $40 loads q
usI' ssi dead horses l56 other animsls $50 barrels
ohol 500 lbs beef 200 veal 900 mutton 800 fish, if5 pou
Wy wv pors 100 tripe "a ssnssgss and IS lbs eggs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-08

FELLoNIoUs AND PROBABLY FATAL ASSAULT
Last evening officer Valentine of the Sixth arrested man
named John Bright for felonious assault committed upon
John Schwnd residing No 50 johnson street The assault
most brutal and unprovoked one and some
fears are entertained OF the recovery Ofschwind.
KINGS County CIRCUIT CoURT-Oct. S.-Nos. 3,
8s H. 49, H. u.s. 49, IT, 49, 49, 20, a. 49, 49, "a, a., 20, a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-08

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