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man wing in the gutter drunk hawent 70 awake him
but there was DullterrieE sitting on BIZ shguldSs
watching him. and IN more thsp ono eene ne tnougns
applause] Is not this dangerous trade 70 be looked
afteri May man store up gunpowder or pursue dan
gorous business without Inspection or restraints And are
OF this traffic Are We TO stand with Arms folded ana
not protect Ourselyeef IL is the updoubted rght
Of the Government 70 regulate the social system OF the
recreation for individuals on account n che cqnpetop
In business, would never DO II; and nssmucb as u u
beneficial that there should be such days. THO State has
does not prescribe what people shall do on that day
man may go out in the fields lie abed, but tho stare
merely says you shall not pursue your ordl-
nary bns9sss A. n IN the interest Of Sbo the E
our objection TO opening the British Museun, Libraries,
&c. is that imposes Sunday labor on those who nave
ners and people win soon find that they would have e
abor seven days for six days payfor competition wono
bring down the price Of everything Applause. Inc
Christian ts the M @ da Sen he
rebuked the Pharsees The disciples were rght III pch
ing the corn, the sick man In taking up his peg wnsp
communicate do 30. The day made for mans BENEFIT
Religions is not farce, but festival not tribute TO-
but benefit received from the Almighty. Put nupUoi
Of men to work for days on reiway, and Pu.
another number on another railway and allow .e e
former In factory where ever ascends the eehse
crash OF machinery and the grinding grinding OF Inu
merable wheels, suddenly at dinner hour comes Tue
How delightful that ntermissioD So with the saDDrn
IL Is as necessary socially physically fou ieiclp
the story Of the little child who asked mamma 'ae nSo
OF the gentleman who dIned with them on SUNDAY;
us find 1t hard work to be religious even WIN SuiGay
What should we be without IL Do not reckIessy tIon
away this precious boom but preserve a 90 yIud an
eloquent eulOgum on the Sabbath, which was appuueu
Prayer was again offered, after which the meeting
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n,vrPstoSs OF MAcKERELvILLE DEMOCRACY

DIVERSIONS OF MACKERELvILLE DEMOCRACY.
On Monday n target company, known as the
VOORHEES, Guard, numbering 100 men: whom tAe Slpss'
eonth Precinct Police describe as thie7es eagabonds
and oafers from the Twenty first Ward. visited Bellevue
Garden at the foot OF Eghtiethst East River During
the day they drunken and riotous, and on leaving
the grounds amused themselves by breaking the lamps In
Seventy ninthst from Avenue TO secondave, thence
down sevenyeghthst, where they entered bakery,
stole portion OF the contents and attempted TO rob the
money drawer, but prevented They also broke the
windows Of grocery and Of drygoods store in the
vicinity the street lamps Third-ave from Seventy
seventh 10 sts entered butcher shop
Thlrdavc between Seventy third and Seventy fourth
sts and stole meat and some money and assaulted o
little rl Passing down the they attempted 10
blockade the railroad track struck the horses and threat
ened the drivers One Of the ruians, Ford by name, was
at length arrested but special complaint rds made
against him, and he ras accordingly not held ...f
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT or NETWORK.

ARRIVED. .f
Shin Boston Msfatlan June O With soo
Wood Co Passed Cape Horn Aug IT, TOSSED As
Equator seyt Oct "a In lat Y TO- long 80 ~ passed Belgian
ship standing ".
Brs Mlwsui.s, Crovp. Cbsrry6ell with lath
sehE Chapman lBL Cole hokland n b. With bnengsone
10 Z. T. Hevins Soma e.f.H.aF' ..I.|
sehr Eliza Rayne Rsyusr, BrookkAven.
Scbr John b. sposerd, Hawkins, Providence.
WIED--It sunset kB.
.t.. .r SPOKEN. .ti
Bari Caro- for Oct &C. sorib ShosI south west
t5 miles -, .. = 80, , . =. -.
long Oh D. 20.
DISASTERS. l-H ..a ",
81. steamship sarssO NewYOh for Charleston Put into
Ponrsss to-day with smoke stack blown away
soboontr unknoxp om Boston for BALTIMORE reported
on the beach II niles 81 Of Cape Henry. ...a..vH
GOV 81 . .ih DOMESTIC PORTS.
Horor Oct 7e-Anved, Whaling b. Phillips tof Province
Atlantic Ocean; scAr Delphi from Newforh
fsErHtp MONROE Oct 20-Arved. brig leonla prussl from
Rio Jsneiro FOR ord lost her mantopma h n
Sailed ships Polar Star FOR BordesuI Joseph CARA
Panama Jue veoo Seoes for Japan brgs haode for
baltimore and Marie Hammond fsT Liverpool. -.
SAN 7AIyed ships Fororshire ron Liverpool
Harriet Twilight from Newiert Sands from Newport wales
ADD HsiBe Penwick Valparaiso Sailed ship b. X or ayre
eIyIrsIs Ca Oct 20 Arrived. shp Concord hon Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
FayHsa PoxT Oct 79Tbe sesHsAlp 81 PAtrk from Glasgow
bs Quebec. paased inward al $50 IN
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In THIS CHASGEABLE CLIMATE OF ours
Co tahss another viii b contracted on
ton n tone cold tia ruhns another until the accompanying
he.e settled and eossrne1 stang ard raehns the lungs
1 stimulating the prouetou Of absrel.s majority Of
i Of clearly asnsd Pulmonary dseA'es mar thus be &C
so.,,, on Iti III No aitc,sy 6srs iasm.,,'' to
an through pr,nnaT symptoms under the At. delH''ob
uey AZ. uoubed With nothas ba, cold Nothing then more
obvious than that cola ,bou be ulea from lie Heehey and
no Effort spared TO I'd he Gy,em Of is Effects curative readily Oh
b and Of established reputation he oasd IN JAMES, EI
rroHlsr ,pa al fears Of dangerous rs'u' ~ soon be
lped Where danger lHnnsnt Why not rsson at once
the standard remedy Sold everywhere
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= JoRp's Cleaning and Dyeing Office, No.
M pivh,h,v, near branch 81 The vel known Ohee No
"a. II, corner Ladies and Gents garments cleaned
lis Les Al slbtI oGoe. without taxing them apart
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BoIp BURGLARY.-"E HOLMES, esq, No. 20
n,advADf,R SIN have used -four BrRgAR ALANn TKiS@kPl
Al. year. and satisfied With its peculiar tiness % ant mouse
~, ,r,Io,tu Pr.peetfauy youTr JONI KrDpEkoS"
Nnrk lnI
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WINDOW SHADES and HOLLANDS OF all col
- -' IL - o. KEIIT. No al Broadway
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ARTISAN WELLS, three feet in diameter may
through solid roek 20 depth 81 s"t, zee VIC "A
EAHIH BoKn6 MACHINE, at No z22 PeaIliti Ns~-iork
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KRsT's EAST INDIA COFFEE is used every
rh,r, pe-,r. imitation. Ash r KENIa Sold ~ All Ofoee
Devot Nos 1J3 rs ald ~ WAhnEtonst t
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Wholesale and Retail,
a ,p.ei.lty al O. l. 4 j. b. kELTts. No. 81 BroadNAJ
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gurs,s, Gurriasts, &t,


At THE CITY AUCTION MART, Thirty.
"A ninth Ard Droaaysy T. HENRY Aas.on:sf| viii be SOL"
THIS MORNING. at 10 O'Clock, lage number q ,o,ys A.
HORSES, CARRIAGES SITS Of HARNESS BUFFALO koD ~
Included the .st Of Horses sorrel Herss yssn en
high believed ,rOt minutes, and bay ia brother 70 @
sorel, ESQ; beth sound aud qnet 3 Ashapa o
matched Team gray aud quiet Also Conps AZ.
Saddle wsanted sound has been esee
and saddle horse all have been ~sa
their present aud sold ony for want oi use p
black Mares old sound and quiet good ~ aus ass
good under the saddle pair Of bay Mares spd e
sound and qur rs hands high closely matched. Also gh, phsen sns
Harness. aud top. Brewster Wagon Several slsr ho 80,
scrpons OF Carriages Harness nanDo h"oes
Blankets Whips With which the sale "A commence , vim.
Of the weather sss h"h"s "s
for shaving horses while being soh
R0ND-ST. CARRIAGE REPOSlTORf:-s0, ON
- large assortment Of fnt Carriages, snssrsssa ,er s'~
FAish and DursbAr al popular pnses MOTT Co. beoo
CARRIAGES 800 Carriages and Harness ss
~ per cent than Broadway hefe, an .vsge I2 'sy
Assd C.r1.s,s on hand sacrifice HAMS Fast feutbtt
GENTLEMEN desiring TO dispose of their
W HORSES sBd CARRIAGES will bud ready sale At Ne I,c ss
Twenty sevsnthst ranDhalsa os..---
UOTR BON STALLS to LET-With on
wthout hoanl; carriage desired, also. fs more h1sss
can no 6osns al the stable No M last Twenty sseDihs ss
LsxlngtonavS
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IArnOsneenental

If you want good
- - LIesr AND srrLss HAr,
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90 TO THOMAS r. AGNEWs, Greenwich
" and will Cossss Fish Fear sus
everything sss cheaper than in Sewrok One phes heass
90 TO. MACFARLAND's B00K-STOHF /,
~ Of Twenty .t and Broadway and s hes sfbsss
FRENCH MOTIF PAPER
Pivsouirsa far A slammed
The New York herald., 1867-02-19
FIRES IN new vuRk.

FnE IN BsoApwAy.--Ahout half.past nine O'Clock last
night nre broke the window shade and curtain
store Of Censn Brothcr No go Broadway. Il origi-
mated unAsrneath the stairs burned out the entire store
and exsndsd between the wall partitions up 70 the third
Hoor The upper part OF the building Is occupied as the
Toune Hotel by y. ID. Cords who has sustained about
5000 damage TO bis furniture by fire and water IN
for e2k 00o The loss Of Cohen Brother viii be
abo al 900; said 70 be insured The basement s oc
cuJ)ied by 1. A. Lincoln a. restaurant; damage
e?Ls00 by water; no insurance Par OF .ns
uls nrst noor entrance No ~ Howard street. occupied
N Scott McDownley a. barroom damage soout sSU
fhe building is owned by A. J. Dtsenhoner y y uam-
aged about $1,000 and Is insured The millinery goocs
stock OF stsinielder, Hahn Co, No Az, was ssnuy
damaged The origin OF the fire is under inves"sa'on
FrRs ~ Greenwich sraHrr. About six O'Clock las.
nsht smoke was discovered issuing from the cellar OF
No s4a Greenwich street, occupied by @ Bishop Co,
dealers In LIQUORS On breaking into the premises re
was found burning underneath liquor cask aud the
oames were quickly ex,inguisbed with Few pals Of
water ON examination preparation o. WOOD Saturated
with kerosene oil and other combusupies was found
vnder another barrel burned and where tne burning
occurred vas also found quantity OF spn pine wood
partly burned giving evidence Of an attempt TO set Ore
n The premisea 7he damage will not exceed $40 The
nropertv IA said be insured The upper part OF this
bu,dipg ia occupied a. tenement house by twent,
families and had the hre gotten under headway III,
loss OF life would bava been terrible
frRf w AVENUE r.--Bctween twelve and one o'clocl
yesterday Gre brckc out In the apartments Of Mrs
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

Ths sales promise 70 aggregate some 1000 bales Md
ding uplands unchanged In price. the top quotation
besng lid per pound.
The cotton market continued steady and closed quiet
and unchanged at lad for middling uplands, and
for middng Orleans The sales to-day amounted TO
10, 900 bales
LiyerpooI Breadstuf1s Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb lS-Evenng
The breadstufs market Is quiet Corn Sss. per quar-
ter for mixed Western.
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 18-Evening
The market for provisions continues unchanged Tai
low-American ass Cd per cwt Lard hrm al o0s. ID
per cwt for American.
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1s-Evenng.
Refined Pennsylvania and white Canada petroleum ls
Sd per gallon Cod oil-Newfoundland f40 per 252
gSllon&
The New York herald., 1867-02-19
nander i. J. Carnweii. United states

Csmmandcr j. J. Cornweti. United States
Navy.
The cable annesncss tho sudden DEATH the port Of
Toulon Commander John Jacoe Corswe United states
Navy, second ofcer N command Of the United States
ironcad steamer Mantonomoh of the European squaz-
roo. Commander Cornwsll was native oho whence
he entere the navy In February, lss7, receiving hts
commission a. Lieutenant 10 September, 1855. Soon
after Tho breaking ont Of the wr BIO was pro-
noted 70 the repk. Of Jieute nant Commander,
CmIandaigua, participated in the achievements
Of the South Atlantic squadron IN 1894 he trans.
during the remainder OF the wr In tho peace basis
established for the squadron ,y Admiral Leo he com
manded the second division, hose Jurisdiction extended
NOTED to the rank which 10 held at the time Of his
DEATH and the 22d OF arch Of the sae year he was
assigned 70 the MianscnVnob, WITH which he cruiscd u
uropean waters.
The New York herald., 1867-02-19
ADDITIONAL FROM MEXICO.

The Last Of the French Troops Evacaate the
Capital--(senerai Maraaex Commanding the
Dsfences Of Mexico City.
NEW 0KrxAss, Feb Is. 1867
The French gunboat Bauvet three days and half
from Vera Graz, has arrived ct the bar She reports
that the French transports Ysnno LeonA and Var were
at Vera Cruz and that before the end OF tho month all
the French troops will have lsfs Mexico
Advces have been received from 0rizaba. Mexico, up
TO the 11th instant
Tho nnal and complete evacuation Of the Capital by
the French forces took place the 9th instant and she
whole expsditonary corps ON the road to Vera
Cruz.
General Marquee at the head Of ten thousand OF MAXI
milian's Mexican troops had been entrusted with tho
defence Of tho City Of Mexico. The impcralists claimed
that they hsd IN army Of thirty thousand men we'll
armed.
The imperial government had levied tax Of one per
cent on ell capital.
Msximiian wears the Mexican uniform and reviews
hs troops In the streets Of the city The enthusiasm Of
ds &habitanss Tor the Emperor has been renewed.
1uMIbee Accounts OF the Great BattIe-Mira.
R6A Shot Through Both Legs-Only Two
Thsssand I@pcrialists Betweoa .JsaFez and
GALVESTON, Feb 1s, 1857.
The Bugssm has Brownsville dates Of the lath inst
Major General Lew Wallace arrived here yesterday,
but left Immediately for Cincinnati
The liberals are reported to be everywhere victorious.
Escobedo and Trevino had fought two battles with
Miramon who in the last light shot through both
legs and whose army was utterly routed.
Zacaecas had been reoocupied by the liberals
The only forces between Juarez and the City Of Mexico
were 1000 men under Castillo.
Maximiian Was at hacienda outside the city and
seemed to be paying no attentan affairs OF State.
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

How tho Movement Was Brought About
Government Claims to Have Prevented
General Rebcliion-A Very Muddled Ac-
.count-O'Connor and His Men ON Fenian
Vessels. 80
Tho cause Of the Fenisn outbreak In the south Of
ireland yet buried in obscuty though the telegraph
lines which run through the dsascted district again
working and communication has been restored.
Some say that 1t caused by the arrest Of the
American officer, Captain Moriarty while others say
that his prompt prevented general rising Of the
Irish.
Tho British government had news OF the affair early
the 18th inst An upper servant in the household Of
the Earl Of Kenmare had received two anonymous notes
stating that rising was planned In Killarney and
tho leader would reach Killarney from Cahirciveen
that night
Constables were Immediately sent to intercept him.
They met wagon which they found Moriarty, whom
they took into custody and upon searching his person
found letters confirming the assertions in the anonymous
notes t-
A courrier named Duggan was sent TO Cahiscivsen
to warn HE polca te.r fas ..
parry n rsbsls canght him while On his WY, md
demanded his dispatches which he refased - gse up,
end attempted % escaps rasy nrsd upon hn. and no
was badly woundsd
A. fsr = xaswa q present hs ,s the ouy pssssa wAe
4
The poioe OF Cahrclveen got Of the trouble by
other messengers and from several spies among the
Feniana
The poilcs were strengthened by detachment from
the man-ecwar Gladiator which was lying or valentiA
and saved their station from attack.
One band Of Fenians ninety in number, took horse
at Kells for the Of their leader, OConnor. and
another band stopped the mall the road from Kill
iarney 70 Cahircvesn but they did violence 70 any
one. a t
In faot nowhsrs has life bean taken property been
destroyed TIE Feuian plan 70 attack Killarney.
capture the piace and then march 70 Cork. But the
immediate dsratch OF troops om Cork 70 Killarney BY
General Bates and the celebrity Of Colonel Horsfosds
movements defeated the whole plot, and caused the In
.surgent hands 70 disperse. ,ss
tho hous of Fenian courier was caught by tho
troops couple Of swords picked up, but no mon
have beea captured.
Colonel O'Connor aad his star are said 70 have
reached As Kbsiam vessels on DngIe bay.
Impsrtant Events.
Thity-fo suspected persons were arrested In Duon
Yesterday and after examination i've Of them were re-
tanned Ia custody.
Head Centre Murphy and Colouels Lawier Hsaley and
johnson have bsen arrested Limerick and important
papers have been found upon their persons and In their
lodgings.
Tho alarm caused by these events ID now about over
and the excitement b rapidly subsding
The New York herald., 1867-02-19
WRECK OF THE SUMTER.
DO Aa DC.


Ireland Reported Trauquii-The Rebels Hem.
med In by British Troops-Lo0king for the
G. o. /. II.
LONDON, Feb. ls-Noon.
Ireland is perfectly tranquil.
small number Of rebels concealed In the woods are
endeavorng TO make their way to the coast but the
uons troops have been 50 disposed that escape is
thought to be impossible.
Troops have been sent to Maiahlde, watering place
in Dublin county, Ireland in the hope Of overhauling
Stephens. the o. l. R. who is reported and believed
to be In that neghborhood
The New York herald., 1867-02-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Disasters at Sea.
LIvERrooL, Feb. 1s-Noon.
The steamship Hecla. from New York, which arrived
last evening, reports seeing the ship Union, Captain
Miller, which left Liverpool the 22d Of January for
Now Orleans The Union had experienced heavy
weather. lost her ruddss and suffered other damage.
Intelligence has been received here Of the sinking ct
sec Of the bark SUMTER No further particulars have
oOuno 70 hand
The New York herald., 1867-02-19
MAns FOR EURoF..

Ths Cunsd nan ssesssshp Anstralssaa, cagAaln ossa
vil Isass TIN port % "wednesday foe Lavs4saA
The maA sur Esross I'm eioss = hafSsst en- sslsk
on wednesday morning. sesrs3
The NEW YosK HnsAEo- -EdNas1 fOr Esross-wm -
ready al four o'clock on Tuesday afternoon
Single copies, tn wrappers, ready Cor mailing. -
coua ~ sn rNAf
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

Sudden Death OF an Omccr-TI- ra@ase"e-
easf LONDON Feb. ls 1857.
despatch from Toulon announces the death by apo
pasxy of Commander Cornwall second executive ohcer
Of The American ironclad Miantonomoh.
y Loss Of tho Ex-Rcbel Steamer Sumter.
LONDON Feb Is, 1867.
The famous -rebel steamer Sumter has beon lost In
the North Sea
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

Nickel on the nfth foor Of the tenement house No 50
a.a.,s d.m.,ng !. property 10 the extent OF $50
No nsurancs George och on sas door unde,nesih
has sustained about $50 damage Tn, nssas I0 owned
I,y Daniel Gagisnerg II IL iAmaged about 5000 and 70
Insured for AZ 0p0 n the IA 10 Insurance Company.
The New York herald., 1867-02-19
SPAIN. s


Exile or the King Censort.
LONDON, Feb. 1s, 1897
Dispatches from Madrid state that the King Consort,
Prncis Marie Fcrdnand who was married TO the Queen
and proclaimed King simultaneously on the 10th Of
october ls4o has been exsd from Spain on the charge
of plotting for tho regency Of the kingdom.
The New York herald., 1867-02-19
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Tho steamship Ooean Queen, Captain Harris WI
leave this port on Wednesday, for Aspinwal.
The mails for Central America and the South Paei0s
wilcose half past o'clock Wednesday morAinG
The new YoRx HnALD-Ediion for the Pacdc-wtA
bs ready at half past nine O'Clock in the morning
Single oopes In Wrappers ready Tor mailing, six osaaa
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

Arrival Of Emperial Omoials.
PAsm, Feb IL, 1857
Pedro Escudsro Echanovs, Minisssr Of Justice and
Public Instruction, &c &C. Of haxmilians governments
in Mexico. has arrived here He was accompanied BY
other hugh ofhcias OF the Mexican empire.
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

The attempt % rivn PHALON's NIGHT BLOOMING
CEREUS with from empyreumstic OILS,
No chemical compound match that pure dstia4sca -
fresh snd fragrant dower
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

Count Bismarck ms n Commercial Nesotiafsr.
BEus Feb. Is, 1857
Bismarck viii soon 60 70 Stuttgart for the purpose Of
Corning a new zoIvsrein.
Royal Visit To Dresden.
BERLIN, Feb. 1s, 1867.
The King Of Prussia s about 70 visit Dresden.
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

The Howe Machine Co.'s Lock STITCH Stitch, scw- ~ ~.
Ing Machine ELIAS HOWE Jr. torianA lnvev,. ~ w"
sewing machinel, President, 6s Broaawsy' Wv WV
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

xx,s.-s q xxr,tsov,s I,ockrfitrh SewtDG mas
nce'sr ~, ,p,,,sS,e nschine as Broadway.
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

WIS. Tcupce. md GIrnsmsrMss, M Heira .Fs:fs kSas
o,.is~ Iistr iJgc and Hair DyenG sh cNo'~ ~ nSA~"
IIsll,s Il Roud street
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

Royal Havana l.ottery.--Prixes Paid ~
gold. Information furnished. The hghca rsss Ps~s -
,1a AZ snds q oS,a ssa " VA. sss. NJ
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

There was meeting Of the Cahir ODoherty Circle Of
the Fsnian Brotherhood held last evening al No 1856
York street. pursuant to call Of John Kerr centre, at
which committees were appointed TO canvass tho city
and solicit aid for Ireland in her present struggle for
Independence The attendance was not numerous but
the enthpsiasm great among those present, and
seir to do all their power 70 aid their
brethren home eviBced In the strongest possible
terms Arrangements also perfected for attend,
ing. IN body, the mass meeting 10 be held In ew
York on Wednesday next The proprety OF, hodiiaq q
mass meeting In Brooklyn OF the various Circles and
friends Of liberty was isvorsbIy cousldersd and the
meeting sdlolrned.
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

MEkasshaSH rrSks, ana cay EsSs,or: i he fARS
ExPOslTI0N. H67, from tho United States invite smok-
10 call and sxamne their stock Everything iuss
what they represent 70 bc. and John street
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

LIVERPOOL Feb. ls, 1857.
The American Chamber Of Commerce.. OF this city,
g,sye voted 70 present gold medal TO Cyrus W. Field
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

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