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Fires tn New York 4.

Eva ~ IHASr srpryT About clock yesterday morn.
ing ere occurred the Of the fourth noor of the
arse four story frame building Of Dcnne ard
Centre streets owned by James Bossrdus. Tsc alarm
soon broush, 70 the premises full attendance dremen,
who In short time exfinguisbed the flames. Upon ex.
animation Of the premises y was evident tse are vn
cau ed from the imperfect manner OF erocHng BRICK
foreo on the fourth oor occupedby Mr. Bseey gold pen
and pencil The total loss WI uoi amount
10 much over $500 Mr.. Van vslkenburg, pencil msuu
isclurer Occupying the third floor was slightly damaged
by water The water also vested the steam engine on
the nrst noor.
Fuy IN BRoapwar.-About halfpast O'Clock last
uigh are wa. IN the stic OF building No SiS
Broadway occupied By j. Dessor cabinet fsrpure ware
rooms The hremen promptly siendsnse and soon
ex,inrushed the The damage done By burning Is nc,
very extensive but he iniury by wssr snd san s VI
of fur nure insured tor sscm in he following nsusnce
ana traders Merchants and Harmony. The building
smount Of sap and fully insured in the North River lns
birr roun The Fire Msrshal preeeni, and made
thorough unstion 0f he prer ise Tho orgnu pe htu
win be iully investigated .
sAru ov Ftar-Th slan ics the SlN,h district about
ss clock cased BY exrioeou ol gas N me c Ar OF
No RviDg;on stteei, trc pFd by iacon NtN n SUI
deslcrs 10 sesars ara oSsrcn. The damaye was ss'''
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Heaven leaving hm-uIiad Rom maxorsnn-ssee survivor
Of the lustrous qusrtette. You still live, mature In
judgment, ripe In experience Intellectual vgor, and
not be permitted 70 retro ct most interesting epoch In
our hstOry-must fulfil your destiny safe pilot In
whom your party have entire confidence.
His reply-the precise words of which forbear to
cord lest should unintentionally msquote them
Verba VIOLENT scripta manent.
We separated, under hrm conviction that
LEWIS CASS,
and nobody ese will be Secretary Of State on the h OF
March.
The discreet and udcious policy manifested during the
late by the President elect 10 permitting all
pirants hope but be certain OF appointment
none 10 be bittered by disappontmentis still perse
vered In.
he ard ever has been most ssgacious. He Is truly
Unitarian. He sees and has but object for
thirty years He reminds me Of the Duchess of kar-
borough. She asked Charles James Fox for charade
On what subjecS Myself OF course, was her prompt
reply
NY Srst is myself in very short word,
], myself-i. O. James Buchanan;
Ny second, girls paythng;
Non commttal "qt,i fdcit per ali,m faca per 81 %
His confidential friends have apprised General Csss Of
his wishes, and they will be acceded TO-
One on exception 10 his habitua reserve ABOUT the
construction Of his Cabinet was made known to me-
Twenty years since looking forward to the event which
has Just occurred arranged myself % member thsreof
and, within the last month, formally released him from
oil promises which he made TO confer on me the
Navy Department.
The correspondence ID ricb, and will be furnished for
publication on Monday. have made up my mind def.
Misty not 10 become Cabinet Minister during the next
JOHN BARNEY
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Supreme Court-spccial Term.
Before Hon. Judge Clcrke.


INTERESTING CASE or HABBAs CORPUS FOR THE
CUSTODY OF A CHILD.
JAN l2-In the maitcr Of N, custody Of Fernando ku
ba,Ihis OF those melancholy cses which are too
frequently broogh! before courts as the consequence
OF the inde,y OF parent, side or the other. IL
appears six years ago the father and mother Of
the lad Fernando nno years Old sepaa'ed aud the
wife the husband for separate antcnance she oon-
tending he had treated her with cruelty Tnc matter
before Judge Cshocner as referee whore the de-
iepco ss, up BY kges was .euI,ery On inc par, o' @ n
ipg housckccpcr. The referee did not consider the
adultery the ps OF the wife proven, and decided ths,
custody Of the mother and 10 the house OF Deleyer Mrs.
Kubsz continued to live az housckee2cr with Delcyer,
until some time lest year when shc went on visit 70
under tho projection Of Nr. Deleyer. rne unfortunate
woman however, faed 10 return, for ou her
,pe Tucsc, shin 10 which she va, pssscn
gcr was run into, ard Mrs Knbaz with others,
persisted In the collision The husband now sues on ha
that he has better right 10 i,s eusrdianshp than tao
man whom he believed 10 have "wropscd him In the
uccst point" and whom he alleges was teaching the boy
Inc Conrt ,ad ba, the cpIls evidently attached 10
the Dcleyer with whon bad boon % long living;
but the law imperative the father had right W the
custody of his oispfng uposs Was shown tna: by his
habits ne nc,npe,ep 70 be entrusted with ~ care
The nto object OF contention. who stood close by the
Judge on the bench, here InAufnlly pleaded his own
cau,e and rot having the fear Of tho consequences OF
contempt OF court before LIS eyes boldly sad tnat nc
would not 20 back father that he did not ike him,
bocause b. frequently put hs mother intos conner aud
beat nor; al will 70 10 my uncle (mesninE nelyeD
ssis he and you rhanr tskc from him. He then
rushed from he had bccn sanding, seized bold o
Mr.. Deieyor by the arm ard was iound useless 70 at
tempt 10 scpcraic them In court Tho Whole party re-
tired 70 the oicc o Mr.. sasncch sppli ,ants lawyer
where the little victim d parental dssueament felt the
first sorrow o, hs yourg Ire. lie y" separated from
the man whom from infancy he had been taught 10 look
uron az hu parent. Kubsiz 10 q respectable man, and
has been some years employed ~ porter In the esAo
hment OF Mr. Arnold, Of Pine street, who ~1 In court
~ r~r
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The Ice I'm the HarbOr.

MARINE DIsAsTERs--THE FERRIES AGAIN IN TRoU.
BILE.
Although the weather remains very moderate for
January the rivers and bay st full OF ice, caused
by the breaking the foes and fields OF fresh water
Ice North river which Ii aoated down BY the ebb
tide As the water begins TO rise In tho East river two
hours sooner than does in tho North the Of
floating DRIFT, especially westerly wind ID blowing,
finds its way up East river and checks navigation.
Yesterday morning new Harbor Master. In the shape
Of field Of ce Of about 15 acres took possession Of the
mouth Of the East River, and Notwithstanding the remon
strances the many stcsmtugs schooner Staten Island
ferry boats &c. refused positively to allow any
egreas iDgress from the river II ca me from the
direction Of Albany and did not retire until there was
change OF tide.
The Brooklyn ferries all enlarged. The Ice was
thick fast and impenetrsble from Butiermk channel to
Green Point on the Long Island shore thcs Of Ice
was wedged In between the Battery and Governcrs Q
Island, and from that to Long Island Hamiitoa Terry
was completely closed and South ferry managed TO get
through about boat hour. Wall stree, had the
same difficulty, and the boats from Fuon had not so
difficult this year In fact nothing has been seen
IKE this ice since 1852 The ice is the Brook
y sde and the boats have TO plough through masses
An tho Hoboken boats wore wi,hdra wu save those
running from Barclay street inc John Fitch ran into
large field OF ice yesterday, and was carried up to
Fcrteth street before II got oler.
During the afternoon the tide changed and swept most
Of the ice 10 sea, that the boats nsd tolersby
clear time OF II.
Tho soi ooner Isssc W. Conkng Ferris that he'd been
employed In getting the snip Cutivaofs anchor and
chain (Which she had slipped when ashore at the barge
olce) sunk pier No. 7, East river having becu
struck amidshpe by q field oi ice The underwater Q
schooner Excelsior alongside and took out the chain
and anchor
The pilot boat A. r. Nelson. No n; schooner Wing o
the Wind Pearsal, from Virginia, with oysters. and
British schooner ashore, under LONG Island, above
the Narrowe but were afterwards got of by the
tug Hercules. The steamboat john Hart was carried
there by ice but has since got or ater receiving
considerable damnge.
The Staten Island ferry boats landed and received pas
sengers at pier No. q North river.
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TELEG X AP HIC.

HA4HnBuRa, IAN. II, 1857.
The seusts refused again 70 day to consider the resou
ton 20 into joint ouventon for tho election
Of United States Senator, by vote OF II 70 IL. Mr..
Browne democrat, paired oa with southern republi-
can 1t Is evidently tho intention Of the Senate not to
meet the House
The republican adjourned this evening without
making a Bominauon for United States Senator They
meet again to morrow morning. Mr.. Benson, republican
member from Potter county yet absent, but is expect
cd to night. The election cspno. be held 10 morrow,
no teller has boen elected BY the Senate the law
quires to be done the day prior to the electlor
The democratic members Of the Senate designed going
into joint convention to aid the election Of Senator to-
morrow but the decion Of the United States Senate 10
the Iowa case day has thrown cold water upon that
deaIsn
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rELEeRAPHIc.

81. Lorr, Jan. Ia, 1857.
The r,sae,ra has Kansas sdvices to the 1h instant
The Tree state Legislature mot At Topeka on the eth a1d
after short ,c,s,n adjourned til nett day.
Governor Robinson had resigned Lieut.. Governor
Rober, va, in the Territory. but failed 10 attend, aud
much d's,stl.acticn prevailed in consequences.
unued si,ies Deputy Marshal had arrested seven
members Of the free state eg'siure on writ s.uea BY
Judge Cato. Ove- thirty names were Macael to ihc
writ Tho prisoners take to 1coumseh fer trial
1he Prceiaent oi inc senate would deliver the Gunus
message as tcuuf Governor. determination existed 70
pu.b The work Of The Lefnlslure through " posshlo
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THiRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. T. 1857
Til IOWA uEuioy CASE.
The consideration OF the lows election caas W" re-
sumod.
ne.srs. sIdsl, Adams, Fsssenien, Trumbull. Toomos
apd Hcu,son advocated Mr.. Hsrsns right to seat and
uos,rs Mallory Butter and Bs D amin opposed II.
roe Senate adopted the resolution reported oy the Com
mite en- Joccary declaring NJ Harlan no, entitled 10
scat Is senator, by the folio sing vois'-
yr,SNessrs Allen, Benjamin, Blggs Butler, Cass Clay.
Comcrys Cruenden Dodge Geyer Hun
Ter Iscrsoo Jones Iowa Mallory Mason, PesTce Pratt
Reid KuIs Sebastian. Stuart Toucey..wener and Wright
=
Rroxr CoiNmer Durkce, fessenden. Fish, Foot Foster
Hale Honslun Seward sdde Toomos' Trumouh wade and
Wilson'S
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Intcresting from Kansas.
1htcresung IrOn Nahs"ss
THE FIRE. STATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o
GOV. RoBINsoN-THE TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE.

THE FIRE. STATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GOV. ROBINs0N-THE TERRITORIAL LE3IsLAIURk.
Correspondence OF the Cincinnati Gazste.
IAwRrScE kansas, Dec ~. 1875.
of K,pss sha meet :, the cspo on the esh Of January
Accordingly, at the time specned1 the me nbers now In
the Territory win be At Topeka Several are absent In
the ate, and n rstt ersdoubtul whether tnero will be
quorum. Hno, ovcment for state orgsnlzs ston
may prove failure. and brought about by the nesll-
ssla,rre who intended vip East ousn, have resga.
ed and ty dong prevent the possibility Of failure.
lte irte ssts lezilsture meets only 70 continue 10
exie,crce II viii adjourn TO await the action Congress
on our admission = state into the American confe-
oeracy.
Governor Robinson le icw days since for the Fast
Before leaving he the following etter OF resignation
10 Iicutt nant Gogernor Roberts,
bAwnrrcr. KAssAs, Dec A., 1886
Of state Organization s kansas. when please submit o
% ds S6 II ire s0ns Win
10 permit friends % use my name In The Convention Al
under under our T state coasaon h .se pos. Of
WA w a9 os e. aS . % So~ ali SPSs
collision W be removed BY The eonccs,on Of he gene
ior reasons which no, be eEecdeni % thsi
serve The cause OF freedom N ksnsas sad the s,e crg
of Kansas somewhat Intimately e1nnsted with her pasihs
saS me great pleasure At All times 70 sustain the sais OF
rsnTsnsn aud 70 render AL The AID "a u poser 70 yourself
and the Legislature m securing Ne complete success Very
respecifully your obedeni servsnt g Ro8iNsoN.
The Territorial "Lessl,,ure' meets In Lecomp'ou on
the second Monday IN January. and Gov. Ge~ry. IN his
mcrssre 20 that body, VIII recon mend Toe repeal OF tue
most obnoxious euactmenu fouDd m the ksnso quasi
statues.
law and crder Coz vsnrou /. advertised 70 be held
there the time Delegates have elecfci 10
IN the different proslavery localities
the held IN les vortn city on ttc 18th of No
vember, 1885, Gov shannon. Chairman II vas followed
by invasion from Missouri Lawrence besegcd BARBER
murdered and the ismous shannon ueaiy
The prime movers the be held % the second
of January ct Lecompton will try ~ cajoo tov. Gesry
into accordance OF the Chsrmsnshp OF the C0pven
ucn 10 keep up the similarity between the tvo Whether
similar results follow not remains tor the future 70
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General Ethan Allen.
10 rBF EpIroR or TnE HERALO

10 THF EDITUF VI Itih HfNNLOs
In reply article IN yesterdays HxR.sD, under the
above caption beg se hal the last surviving child
of General Ethan allen Captain Ethan Allen 0oriner
Of the Tu ed states kfmyl who died Norfolk
lsL Nour correspondent Is In error IN sang thaa dsugh
ter of Gen. Allen ssl survives. VERY respectfully,
p. A A., ~. ~ 81 Marks place.
Nsv youS, Ianuary " iss6
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Gen. C.s~. John Barney and thc Cabinet.
IYron tne Washington star, jan. 10
We have the iollowitg from tne Hon John hEnsf;-
FornCj, SATURDAY.
To rpx Ennoss rHr UNos--
CrSTrkNuN--ln reply 70 your suthorizsi eonItdcto1
al INV state ent "that General CGss bad been tendeet
and .ou.d sccept the premiership" submit the folo~
on New years day met the venerable and veners,ei
as,esu,sn at the hospable Of the secretary of
sa,o spa Congratulated hi N and the country pros
pect of bis spco replied cit taxes
svo ,o make a bargain. Mr. Barney. !" sThs. naturally
nterpre,, into an acknowlodgmon that the bsrgsEer
bsd ne r,or med his part OF the contract and ony
.uIred the other party-the venerable rentlcmss him
.ssl-,o c,uplets IT, announced u In sirst confidence
"a enc hundred and he received general cougrat1lsuOos
The splendid mansion now occuped hy tue Secretary
n state was suggested 10 him suitable residence.
he ooxed approx inGly around and smiled quiecence
About 10 publish memoir. Dimportsnt TO me TO
Know now 10 dispose OF Il moet advsntseeously.
sing the song Of the flower girl IN the sreew OF Lon
son
"Pr,mrc-cs primrose. oil buy my primroses.'
Shall give tho copyright away publsh on my own
account or sell W the highest BIDDER
DESTROYS 20 elicit public opinion have scattered srec
men chapters broadcast throughout the snd-sskei
grs,utous publication. The regular price Of eight cents
line would amount 10 more hsp the work will pro-
Knowing the selection Of the Premier 10 be all Iupor.
tsnt write by mall and BY telegraph 10 editors all over
she United states TO the HERALD OF course aud my chap
sers headed General Jackson forthwith appeared
Subsequently, In the Senate chamber, urged Gen.
bis sccepsnce the sround OF lie appropriate Ia.
nsss Webster Clay, Cshocn md winged lts,r light :,
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rBuAnrTTnt Horss rAsis, RAW
r. Brady a Co, n. q. Wainwright %.
Blcomipsdsie 4 Rhine, sorOS Hotsr>
Bum Rasuei a Co, Bates CO..
y. '. Cleomsu a Co, Geo. n. Davs Co,
Trcidonbcrg Goliv,ein, Fre1ch, Fuller fofg,
G. Il. Hui a Cos q. II. Frothinensm,
Hutchinson Jacobs, btwsrd Gsssott MO
Kent, James santcr, I0hn y. Gown Y 20,
should be JAMES, kcni n Hall kyrick,
Sautcc, lssri, GODDARD 70, ths
Lewis al Co c.,er 10 advertised in let,
Morris, Ts,xcr Morris, Ter J, should be ],
North Clase A Nor,h, Jevoti Tcbbetts * %,
). r y, S,sne- c.. io;,or, Srte, White Bailey,
should be al. T.. steiner wcngier \ Co.
GCo, un,Ny, H.y.
Tyndac a l'rcb.N I a Chsse Co,
1hurlow. Hughes 4 Co, Dexter * Nellegsr
Wsrd, Racon A. Co 70 Cutcxenb l.s n WAsson,
DOUBT Intended for Wood, lutner. Tucser 4 Son,
Bacon Co y. wright C,
SKw onis,w. rnuxoHv
p. y. Foiger A Co. Caneeld Btother 4 Co.,
J :. a T. I. lew C. Art IA. Hall,
Nsrshsll a Co. speucc Tied.
List Of letters advertised In the Baltimore Sun rucs
day, Jan. !. remaining in TIE Baltimore rost once IN.
called for
rHlnrrBn nouus smethurst
Allison n Fay, srv
Bsssley, woodward Co, VI. frank Co,
Hns.sbgcr Eyer, j. Wells h Co,
!. n. Colcord 4 Co, Wood smith.
Igexel 4 co, usussAr
J. j. Duncan Co, u. Bsbbiu n Son.
Obertouner Freytsr
List Of letters advertised in the Boston B,rs,d on
wednesday Jan. rennsnine In the rhilsdelpbis Post
ofce,-
utuvovs rorsr WV rosx Horsss
Geo sppold son. Burnhar Co,
1houss T. Hand a Co John r. Dow Co.
I psrkhur.t Ty eco William Way Co.
Foster N'cksr.or
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PREPARED BY W. y DICK oF rHILADsLrHIA.
In, Of letters advertised In tie Nlw YoEH HsrALn,
Friday January o. 1891, remsuirs in the New York Por
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House oS Representatives.
wAsmsCroy, Jan. Ia, 1857.

% soueAszAuos or JUDICIARY.
Mr. srusTos (dem.) Of KY, under q suspension Of the
russ offered resolution instrucing the Committee on
the Judiciary 10 inquire aio the expedlency Of reorgau
Ting The Circuit and Dsiric, Courts Of the United States
4, such manner - to equslze the population and bus
rc~ ofthe several circuits districts, and give 10 all
ton. Of ,he ooneocrscy their equal and just reprcscn
s,,ou An the Supreme Court Of the United States Mr..
.pop showed the inequality now existing, and urged
Inc inheritance Of such reform the ground that oil
sectors 1houid have just and fair judicial represen
nr. Krrr, (dcm Of :. C., inquired whether, u the
supreme Court pronounced tne fugtve save hN con-
,t,turcu.i tue rertleman would carry II out
yr sIAsros replied, the court decide that Dred scott
4, a shave ho would acqulesoe In thai judgment, bat
would not obedience TO the court n1 opinion
90 io the Fugitive Save ls~.
The rcs0lut On was passed.
tnropTlrr NAVAL orf1Cnrs
NJ ps>sox Of Ne, reported back the senate btu amen.
ostory o the sct 10 promote the efficiency o. the navy
which provides Tor the restitution o. sach cropped lsr
ovshed or retired officers may be fsvoraby reported
through Courts Of Inquiry the andng being approved
Iy the PRESIDENT.
'rbs bin was passed without snendm.ui by . vote Of
WV rou,is Of ruv xyr-rrusrsa COMMITTEE
NUr.
Mr. oar (demN Of s. c. IRON the seltct committee TO
iuauirc inc the alleged corrur, combination o, mem
bsr r,psrtcd resolution onsrsiur the fed VI their
trourv from the OF the present Congress-
Irstcad l connrrliEg them 10 measures poudiag,
80 s,kpg 10 be- empowered 10 employ clerk.
me rcsoutlon vas adopted
Mr. gtvaou fdcm OF Ienu moved q suspension Of
~ rule. In order 70 enable MIN W introduce reso
ieop unasips the bin for pensonng the soldiers Of the
var Of lsi2 special or Ter for he hrs tuesday n Feb
rusfy. .... ,.. al, -. .. 49,, q,
kdiourned.
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OFFoE oT THE oHIo AID MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Co.,
CNcINEATI, Jan. I, 1881.
DEAR sR:-ln answer to inquiry In reference TO
our opinion tn practical Of koo In the cover
ng Of cars may that from our observation
tertan very favorable onesO much So that We intend
testing Il thoroughly roofs Of buildings &c after
which viii with pleasure give you decided
20 its utility. Yours, truly =. LlPPENCOTr
supply Agent Ohio a Miss R. r.
eX- Since the above written, the Ohio and Mssis
spp Railroad have contracted for covering tter cars de-
pots and bridges between Cincinnati and Vincennes with
this Cement considering IL the best article they have used
for the purpose.
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H. G. IoRD, Pres Ind. and Oin. Railroad.
l. GusT, Pres. Win ngton and Ia 1esyile Railroad.
NJ sEaRLEs Pres Merchants ManufActurers Ins. Co'
Jas H. CARTER Agent for FtnA and other Hartford Co.'S
HENRY MORTON, Pres. Central Insurance Company.
tiEo. CARILE, President Lafayette Bank.
Gko W. CoFFTE Bell Manufr, No. lO2 last Second St
BAKtK& VoK PHUt, No. 81 Fourth 81.
EERA BAmRY, sm N st., between Fourth aud firh.
J. OGDEN Tailor and Draper, Fourth ~.
MnEs GEEEswooD, Iron Foundry.
Judge W. Y. GHOIsOS.
JoHN sBLIIr0 Co Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth Il.
MIroHELL a RAMknsBERa, Furniture Manufacturers 40
Dealers, Fourth st.
w 4. SrgwARr, Builder St5 Plum 81.
MEhiwETHER STLwELL, Louisville.
VIZ. s. McREYNoLDs o., Carksyie, Tenn.
anr2Q-IQninsdkW
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Reason why this Machine is Universally
Preferred over All Others.


Because it is the only Sewing Machine in
the world ever invented, so constructed as to
fully meet the demands of families for general
use.
It is very simple and is Eever liable to get
out of order.
Itmakesa seam which will not rip, though
every third stitch is cut.
It is not Shuttle Machine.
1t sews with two needles, making any
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1t sews from two ordinary spools, and
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z The same Machine runs silk or linen
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This Machine will sew in the sleeves of a
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This Machine can be run TO make one
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10 The seams are as elastic as the most elias
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ii The stitches made by this machine are
more beautiful than any other made either by
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The price of these Machines at Office in New
York, range from $75 to $3.50: an additional
charge Of $40 only is made on each machine
over New York prices at Office in Nashville, to
defray expenses of importation, &C., to Nash
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Prices OF these Machines range from
s TO $3.50. March 25-u
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Thus protecting the public against are
liable to the penalties oflaw award