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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-01
co,aoc Inke,iSSence.

BREAmNa AN INsuIAas. QrrieE-Tn1 BURGLAR
CAUGHT AcrtYesterdsy morning, about ha!..gast
Ave O'Clock Off Morris Undehl OF the First pre-
cMct was duty Beaver sirce. he discovered bur
CHAR sackng tho Office OF tho Corn Exchange Insurance
Company, corner o. Beaver and William srects Ap.
preaching tho door the officer found that largo pane q
glass had been broken, sd through this aperture tho
burglar had passed into the building. Whea FIRST seen
tho fellow was ovcrhauling a wardrobe, from which no
had takon naf a dozen coats, few collars and some
articles valued at about hundred and ty dot.
lars Seeing the oGrer at tho door, the thief CT del
TO- be there ne, 90 ne par'ose :" cs,nng The pa'
through tho ssas 1ay he had enteced ala
arrested In moment tho prisoner dew
seven barrced revolver ma s,ii 10 Onccr undernl-
az II the station house wou blow youa
brains out" Hn before he could discharge tho pistol the
burglar was dgarmcd Iic gave his name "a James
Robinson but docI!ned TO answer any further questions
While in front q tho captaus desk tie burglar commit
ted an assault On TIE officer, from v hom no made ies.
subsequently taken before Justice Bowling, aud ockoi
up for examination The accused had acconaliCa II.
the street VIII cnieavored but IN van, I, salcc me
officer from that locality Tho follow wanted the oHc
to show him the TO r. Ocvcit street by WAXING a
short distuce in that direction HIS manaer excited
rested
ArrEmrT TO ;moor POLICEMAN Yesterday morning,
about five O'Clock Jacob pnior aud his wife, reading at
No 4O7 East Tw nty fourth street, msAing dis
urbance tie sidewalk front OF tho house, and at
tracing tho OF officer wager Of the Eightcenth
precinct Pbc demonstrated with aud requested 70
keep quiet disturb tho public peace rhfcr then
into his house. but returned with rife and
threatened 90 tho o0ccr Ee was Instantly knock.
cd down and arrested Justice Ietwith before whom
the accused sdbequeuty arraCocd required him 10
find bail In the OF $500 tor attempting 70 shoot ON
Wager. a ears that hi err aud his VITO had soo
domestic dill sny in relation to !icuscrns id with whom
the accused suseCtcdTby MS better bali OF being on
too Intimate
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Arrival or Rebel Prisoners, Escorted by.
the 2EiIsMortit GouaYes, 81.

Ecu. hundred rebel prisoners, under guard OF the
celebrated Ellsworth Zouaves arrived in this city from
Chicago IT three O'Clock yesterday Afternoon. On the
arrival n city the rebel psoncrsyho have takea
the oath OF allegiance 70 escorted TO tho
Brooklyn Navy YARD. where they were placed on boaTd
OF the receiving ship North Carolina.
Tho Zouaves arrived at tho foe, c. lhiryGr street
about three O'Clock THY wtero me- by an escort @!
the seventy first regiment, ccssii1g Of companies A,
and G, who conducted them 70 tho arnlCry OF
Celre and Grand streets, which they viii make the i
headquarters during thor stay in tho CITY. The Q
are few VI the original ellsworth youavcsn left
CARDS Company organized by the famous Ccor' some
few years ago. greater portion OF them have cred
into active service III the cf no Cpion one huu-
drod and twenty however arrived In charge cr tue
rebel prisoners yesterday aiesaoon, and they all
taaly present solieriy aud disciplined appearance.
They intend TO give an exhibition pclofuaace az tho
Academy Music before their departure Cor Chicago
The Iouaves under commnni az Major H. l.. Drard.
C.p;ain =. G. Pige!ow, Lieut. Hamilton hunt and lieut..
WA. Meter. They left Chicago on Thursday morning.
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No More Passes Required.
REMOVAL OF TUE GuNIoArs AT SANDY HOOK AM
Z THROGG'S NECK.

THROGG's NECK.
For several days past complaints havo bean made AZ
che Office OF the United sates Marshaihat gunboats
were either AZ Throgg's Neck Sandy Hook 10 take the
passes which tho COMMANDERS agents OF sail.
ing and steam crcet. much pains % goi. No
notice was ,aKeL o. these complaints, however, Until Sat
rday as the Marshal had received Official notification OF
any change the original programme. en- Saturday how
ever the Marshal obtained such Information upcA The
point as 70 render II Impossible for him longer TO doubt
that the gunboals had been removed and he addressed
a letter to Rear Admiral Paulding, asking iator.
mation upon tho point. To this tho Admiral re.
turned answer that the gunboas Ind bhen ordered 20
tho New York Navy Yard Tor REPAIRS anu 70 had yet
received no orders from the Navy Department 70 re-
place them Marshal Nurrays orders relative 10 s,yEs
passes bavs not been revoked however, and w tore
terdoy thoy given to those making application TIC
fact s however that there Is no one 70 rcceiv.
and every sort craft NAV sail and out OF the hsbor
without let hindrancc far as the Navy Dscariet
Il Concerned.
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To Soldiers and r c,,,nos,e,.

Editors o. newspapers throus bout tho United States
win confer favor soldier = IN tho aeld n well as
then friends at home ~ giving publicity 70 the follow
A. ACT 70 AsENp rrs Law RcRrpiSe rnK ARTICLES TO
~ Ap9urro INTO Tue MAJ IS ~ fnE Uasrsp srArGs
United M ~ Anevis n sngsess nsssr6 4 Tha,,articies
OF clothln nsng nanuac WOOL cotton liben
ond eonprisod IN packas exceeding pounds Ia
N,sh, ADDRESS 70 any commissioned oGlcer prt
vats serving ~ sne su ies OF the United stg, may he
Mn, "a NJ OF the United states a. the rate OF
~ " ~ Sses prepaid fer every four ounces
o. iacon thereof sut dsc regulations the POST
hlssser oehoEa nav rescrbs-Appr0ved Jan. ~, 1854
POE r CYFrcS DEPARTMENT, Jan. rs, 1864.
Inc foregoing iaV IL published for the Information OF
masters and Is sopgSt - ~ a. n,l and Main Thai no
one can mlstaF . rs meaning. fostmasters will how.
ever - And that packages OF clothing entitled 10
pass v me m lsfour ounces for eight ccntsnust be
manuaetnf" from wool, cotton or ncu, and not OK.
oeodg we pounds In weight and must be addressed TO
Lcacom hissloDed oncer or private serving Ia the
armies o. she United States. Consequently q package
aldrcssef1 To- commissioned Officer, composed OF
o,ner " herss than IS above specified such boots,
snoes &C., U sent BY mall must be prepaid by stamps
~ e for rates, viz; three cents for every half
irac /'on thereof ~. BLAIR Postmaster General,
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INTERESTING FROM ARKANSAS.
Spirited Contest with the Rebel
Forces Of Magruder, Shelby
and Pagan.
Election Of q Provisional Governor
Of tho State,
&c.. &C.. &c.

MIR. Deb. Randolph Kotm's Despatch.
/ . MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. rs, 1854.
Ae,wtddus. Movro--AN Eaoagemcnt-Coione Clayton
SuccesfA in Opposing nc Mosement-Nescs from the
Arkansas Cor,:,,tsor--A Governor Eitced-,Smatpoy-
Supper 10 General Sherman, &C.
BY the arrival OF steamer this morning from White
river receive later Intelligence from Little Rock and
vicinity.
we learn that tho enemy arc In motion, ndicat!nr ar
upon Pine Blufs Tho movement was being mad,
10 three columns, the right from tho southoast urfs
shelby the centro under Magruder, and the lef unef
Pagan Lieutenant Colonel PAst advanced 20 NEE. M
gruder and attacked him. but had met with little SUCCESS
up TO the departure OF tho steamer Col Clayton several
days before had skrmish with Fagan resulting 10
favor After tho defeat OF Pagan Colonel Clayton On
gagged General shelby, and Obliged him 70 retreat No
fears are entertained TO tho general result OF tho little
conflicts now going between Magrudcr and our troops
Tho Convention still lie session at the departure OF
the steamer II had progressed far to elect Judge
Murphy, OF Fort smith. Provisional Governor OF the
state Tho Judge is said 70 DO omnep,ly adapted
for tho position, mentally and politically, His an,ace
dents are OF The best character.
smallpox Is beginning 70 prcvaiI very generally in the
Southwestern cities, largo number OF cases Known
in this place. Ia Little Rock tho exists, the
disease If there on tho Increase
Great preparation beng made ros tbs supper TO be
given General Sherman this evening, st the Cayoso
!1cue large altcafaRcs and brlians AFFAIR ere an.ic
latoc.
Yesterday attcric, tsere was an inspection and pa
rale OF part OF Genord Grarson's veteran command.
TIC TROOPS all WEI nola,sa made Hnc display and ap
pared every respect crcttabo TO their heroic COM
NJ 'cr sid the reputation y havo already in
rafting cEceiencc.
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The Empress EmgenAe Insures her Lie.
rwo MILLIONS or FRANCS SECURED TO TnE PRINCE
IifEaiAL-RisK CLAUSE RELATIVE TO CROWNED


IArEalAL-RrsK CLAUSE RELATIVE TO CROWNED
HEADS.
IPars JaE 12) correspondence Of the Francs Cenrae
Some f0egn journals state lie Imnroes has just
effected insurance on her NE Tor tao benee, u tie
Prince Imperial. the inct true, ard 81 guararioeir
ITS exactitude, am able 20 ndd somo details before IN.
known. Every one knows N What Insurance. OF TIA
Kind consists II IS combination By which, co payment
or ar annual premium fixed according the rfo ortho
snsuTer and the O. tho capital 20 30 secured
Gum agreed upon paid NJ the death Of the person usr.
eng tho heirs Tho Empress Las secured 10 her eon
suu OF two mliong Of francs, divided between four
romplnisstbeGeucrt the Nationae;the Union aud tho
Raternclicon payment o. an annual rreoua OF OIL 900
Lrancs that Ia 10 say the Empress, by pny ng every year
until her death 1920 francs y each OF the four COM
pancs, secures for the day following her death capital
d two millions 10 her son. This premium Of 81 GOO
TaDcs was nxed according 70 the ago VI her Majesty,
who. being born on the 9th May, 1895 IL tho eve OF
Der tniry elrhth year.
A. however, the ritappeared 10 the companies TO be
pu y tho Ordinary conditions, they required the
lion N tho policy OF special clause which boon
ceplca and added In manuscript in the follow Inc terms
sfhe Empires declares a', i consequence Of nc cocp.
rtonai dangers 70 uhch erosssl hyds are pte sne 70.
hounccs tho advantages resulting from article Of the
general conditions o tho policy, relative 70 partoya
Mon In pronts This esrictive clause is important 80.
bauso b Participation tn Tie PROFITS 10 which persons
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IERRK BAu1s, iud, jan. ~, 1864
melancholy affair occurred at hacon, Iliuois, this
Afternoon. drvuden soldier attempted % force ct<
zen named Stevens 70 take tho oath Of allegiance Toe
latter dened bis authority, when the soldier shot dim
dead Tho soldier had served two years IN the tebel
army aud enlisted 10 the Union service got tho county
u ~ understood that he will immcdiaeix te 80. huoh
exciewont exists over the occurrence, tnd Ii IA feared
that moro violence may take place,
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insuriag usually entitled has the effect Of sens
bly, reducing. by year, annual premium 70 30
paid, Of the choice Of the insurer, OF increasing TOE
capital secured For Majestys and ~ OK
ception the sum 10 be annually paid win always remain
the until her DEATH and tho capital 70 be then paid
30 tho Prince Imperial will not be increased
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She Funcrni OF Coionci H. a. King, OK
Ohio.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 81, 1864.
Tho remains Of Colonel Edward A. King. killed At
Chickanau followed 70 tho COZ netery at Dayton
this Afternoon by large civic and s,ary process lon
An appropriate funeral dscourse .s delivered 10 night
By Chaplain MontfoFt
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WY should oar Nv be sadded with the expcnsc OF bury
Ing our alfosmcu generals aud other ofcoIs. Can they
not mcc, and resolve 70 attend u BODY such funerals,
paying all bcnofs, 6c
Now do 10, deprccate tho expenses incurred for the
rhove military n0d Ciy ocars personally but, tho
cltrary believe thor, worthy IL all honor; and we'll
now ud Alderman From sut hare voice IL the cour.
IIs ID would be loudly against such expenses entaiaf
lpon an already overaxed city. No loyal citizen viii
sxcam against his taxos necessary 10 carry the
tenses OF cur government.
Wldows ORPHANS and old men who have lived com.
fortably on small incomes will soou have noro
Now ahcald the Comptroller pAy hese b'lsl lstrght
60 "a city rtther no reoilos money!
w0sd now make few statoments regarding tho
funeral expenses II General Corcoran whoeo remains
his own officers bringing having sort on one Of
their number make all arrangement with friends IN
this city themselves ntending to bear TIC expense
when the body arrived hero The Common Council had
sent deputatios 10 lg y on az az eXpense OF iour
hundred aud ninety dollars, fr e9nR on ohe nant eDo
returning tho next. Now TO whom we're the gloves
given which cost one hundred and nneytwo dollars ana
twenty ccns9 Not any Of his olcers but 70 sell ca.
sttuted palboarers. should not hs hs sone ot Mhon
were u the city o. courtesy, been alpenteu-or
least should they not have been provided WIN hoi re-
(beirs cavalry olcers) places N the car.inses pre-
vdod az nm expense OF eight hundred and ehfy Ode dol
arsS THESE officers allowed TO Walk from the Cltj
Han 70 Tenth airest ferry, and fro thoncs 10 Calvary
Cemetery aud book, on that wet ard Slippery Sunday
Decengsr ", 1863 Comment is ynnscoasary G. N, ).
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fhe performance At this house 70 morrow evening viii
DO for the benefit Of tue Sanitary Comz sioa Lestss
wsacks successiu siapation called Rosedais wst N
VAN AksJaau's MHNLGBEIB
This menagerie. located at the old Chincso Museum
Buildings. has become Of the recognized instituoas
OF tho city We have aever had uytb.ng hero Ia tho
mensgerio line half good ss Van Amburshs exhibition
and we shall not need anything boes until che great
sociological garden Is opened at the Park
We should atempt In vain description OF tho uume
rous and various and animals which Van Amburgh
Perhaps had better fail back upon tho impassoncd
verses Of the poet, who declares that
Curious beasts are here Cor show,
or all kinds and ages.
Set like nincpins IN q row,
Safe III iron Cages.
Lions, tigers, lo0pard3. beArs,
Monkeys catamount8 aud harcS.
Brought by easy stages
We have one itsIe fault TO dad With tho meusgeris.
however; for we arc nothing II not critical When pa.
ronts and guardians take their children they
like TO display thor knowledge natural history by
forming the Juveniles OF the Names habits pcci.
aritics OF tho different animals But at Van Amburshs
largo cages that this diffusion OF uscfu knowledge
simpy impossible Tho careful parent points out a
monkey TO his child but, before he half concluded
bis extempore lecture The monkey and
III the crowd OF Other ouriosities Will, vastly different
animal takes rs place and receives the benefit Of
rents eoguence This Of course. loads TO very sagi
nothing OF the OF tho parcn-and natural history
becomes & nuisance aud deception.
Let this 20 avc5eS by having moro cages and Fewer
small animals IN eacn cage, aud Van menagc-,e
will be nearly perfect aud the rising will have
60 thank the veteran lion tanner for groa. deal Of n.
struct.oD nc well a. OF amu9eGieDt
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a wv Ccstnnaic-.syYEs.r V

= NJ w CGsts. Gsic--.sWrf. virgin Wa
q hALHiss Tor Identifying whitening rni preserving TAG
CCmpe yea ma ing ~ soft fair Gmoo.a and Transparent
gIns .hspped iirs ana redness of the hands Remember
all pare VIRGIN Wax and cannot tho skin aud y
great OF ada Perpetual Beauty Price Is
a,i 8, cents Mnnuiaotlai ony by HUNT co rerfurl
1873 South seventh street, Philadelphia. Sold by 4
CoDDiNdTok: 7io Roadway. New York; CHoIEA5 W
l7 H. fillmore street baltimore; W. II. EiifNISLE
Twelfth street md iennsylvsna avenue Washington. De-
and DruCpisig generality.
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wcssrs. simmons, Rogers g. Co. mr.;
authorized 70 receive deposits and make collections
account T. n SIMMONS e co.
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Marine Total losses and Disasters Re-
Ported I'm january, 1864.
From record kep, by H. Upton Secretary Of tho Ams
hcan Shiprn se Association, compiled the f,iow-
inc list Of total Losses and disasters for Jaluary Is4
TOTAL LOSSES.
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Prizes Cashcd fn All Legaiizcd Lot sr
RES and information given, GALLAGHER BENrs MN
Brokers $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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Prfzes Cashed in All Legal Lot.erios.-
JR CLAYTON < g.. 10 wal street n. z.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

IMPORTANT from Icnnassce--t4~gRA from
the GuiE-Nows from CentEas America,
Ffcxice, Cuba, Sc. Domingo. sSc., &c.
Tho Cuuard mail steamship Cauala, CanLsa Noodle,
will leaye Boston "Wednesday, Coz Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will cs5e ihs oity at quarter
pas. ono halfpas, i've O'Clock tomorrow alter
noon, to so by railroad.
Tho NEW YoRx HERALD-Edton for Furope-wlli bo
published at eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning. and VIII
contain full particulars OF the operations OF the Unon
ana robe forces Tennessee. the latest from
the Army OF the Potomac Important rroa. tue
Gulf The latest Dispatches rol Ch,re .or Interesting
news North Carolina Importsa. from Central
America; Tho latest from Mexico, Cuba, 81. 10
mlgo, &C, and variety OF miscellaneous ot tho
| rast woek.
single copies, 10 Wrappers, ready for mailing, Two
| cents.
| Gsnii were Bottled Up In Ancient
time 'us FAC; and surely srr' or gragrance n imps
ioonag c6reas and spfcsts IL WINS UPON the air en-
t. Y. s9ss when ever one Of the crystal cylinders
druggAs
| Omcini Drawings OF Murray. Eddy &
/ RsSrucxv. EEfRA tLAu fG-Ian 20. 1864
IL, 70, o.. =. SO, 70, z g. A.; 50, 10, 10.
g. 60, a. 40, l6, 10, ~, 70, %, 8, 81, G, AL ~
- ' MURRAY. EDDY a 90.
OnicIaI Drawings OF the Shelby College
kIrRA CLASS Sl-ssn. 30 1856.
81, 7, 81, -. rs, Sc, III, SO, SO, 20, 70, ca.
NOT REcEivsB'
Circulars scot BY addressing
y. r. SIMMONS & CO.,
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Address StHOsxa us.-POklACk a. SON.
heerschauin ctufers, 3T Bro0me Bow
cry soi goois wholesale reta pipsh orAc, 70.
pa red. boiled and mounted.
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Lottery Tickets Cached In An Legal
lied Lotteries Informatlos given
JOSEPH BATES, Il VAL street, room No. u MT,
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has separatcd-hcw iiends for0ser ~ ted ~ ehsSs
radical use tho "Bhl.M OF A. IHOy JShND FbVW
the IGoe hfLy Eos SAB all afuggisu
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Z Yrufeg.-Browp's ssa % =. "a ,o,au
a. ~ ~ rsot,rsra eegc 10 barclay street. Opposite
The ABsOr HOuse.
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DIR. uaIstcd. OF Round LBi,i water Cure,
Northampton Masss chrseits VIII be- IN tbs city FEB :
and Call al tho ~! NicuoAs oai from - to4 ~.
vcrIsetnoas Spinal Daseases"
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rr~,,ss.s -.-rarsh & co., Fnrtc1i Smrt
-. 49,. aaIv al No vesey street. Aston h0va sNk
plsas glodS supporter shoulder Gfaocs &C. Asdy a.
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vytos. roupoes, TIsir Dye, Hair Dycing
All Mossvis Cream, icr beauufying The HAIR, W. A.
RAcUFIORis ~ Bond street. y
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wheeler s. wilson's Hfg nest Prem, m
LocE sulsa sewing Machines Qmce 700 Broadway
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OGiclaI Drawings OF shs Shelby coiieg,

kxTRA CLASS 5i-san. ~. 1864
81, z, "a, -, rs, Sc, IL, So, SO, 20, 70, ca,
Glass 52--Jau 80 1864
, NOT RECEIVED.
Circulars sent By addressing
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A euro for ueTsiia Or Rmpe urc.
WniTB'a,rATBNT LEVER TRUSS
nm a IN L. Y L q Ia 1 Asuaaa q

dEeren psiaci and action iBoxny all others N use
No ~ back spirmati-
inward aud upward, nd IL easily mRdo
srongcr lighter by the pahaHA N uuired. IA
warranted Fenae Importers GA the principle.
nor elegantly HAa exclusively lifted up for ladies'
AZ and atbend0d by lady. 3 old only by GREG
OEy n On. GOO IaOsxe9y
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For sale a. 81 no lsnding gtoasrs' sn the city.
Miss NINA G"n~y, thc Talented Vocal
is.. saysI have god rcasos for highly accommodating
KENDALL'S Amb9nc Zoe Tue hair" Sold " al dTuggisa
Notice 10 News Dealers nt. 500 kseilers.
Tie tua meas heretofore conducted BY SINCLAIR TousyY
~ NassaI slttci, aud by w. DRAf.i,k HAMILTCN 4
CO. ~ l3 Nassau street. has been unsd will be here
after conducted ont stock CON 2ay under The lame
'4N ''"' = AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY
ether " The honses b. pail TO the Amsrsa
NewA Oosnpsny Accom- due either settled
prcscn aon The general on Of Tie CJuyAny al i2i
SINCLAIR ToUsEY, ~ Nassau s.r,.
. ~. DBAtsN, ANIL ION Il CO, III Nassau street.
NSx yoRK, Jaa. - lS4
rakemfgi Patenfai Patents
hessrA NUM- 90. Publishers OF sic sCIENrIFiC
AhEhltAf, contn1eN act as ATTORNEYS for securing Pa
fonts for new IN this ar a for gn countrsa
hcsae hunn C2 sayehad seventeen years. experience
u pssnao. a have acted ~ Attorneys for mor
Pamphlet conta .'ng The rssr, Laws and other mpor
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