New York Dispatch
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The New York Dispatch also called the New York Weekly Dispatch and the Weekly Dispatch, was a newspaper published in New York City.
The paper was owned by Amos J. Williamson and in 1858 it was bought by Francis Scott Street and Francis Shubael Smith. Street was a bookkeeper, and Smith was an editor at the Dispatch. They paid $40,000 for the ownership and were given 5 years to pay.
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