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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL CouRT.-To-day, George Donsldson,
indicted for assault and battery on Ferdinand
Hssler. submitted bis case TO the court and Wa
fined &C.
Barry Plume, a young man, indicted for the
larceny Of more than $500 from Lexls seldner,
was found guilty.
Emanuel FILTERED was then erraigned. charged
with the larceny Of q watch valued at so from
roommate, John NJ. Becker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

WATCH PEDDLERs Yesterday, oficer J. r.
King arrested Isaac Ulmann on suspicion Of steal
log watche5. Several new silver ones were found
In his possession. subsequently, Merrick Meyer
was arrested az an accomp lice. They were taken
before Justice Dom, when II appeared from the
evidence that Meyer and Ulmann were reddling
watches without a license, and the watches found
were part Of their stock Justice Dom dismissed
the case OF larcenv, and officer King transferred
his prisoners to the Metropolitan police, who
Ward, who fined Meyer $50 and costs for selling
without license, az the principal, and released
Ulman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

CENTRAL GUARpHousE CAsEs-Bsfers yssftes
TRompSoa.-John renly drunk; fined 81 81. VIM.
EIIsTd, deSeTter; turned over TO his nicer. +.
McHenry, drunk and disorderly; turned over 20
tue military Chas. Rodier, drunk and profspe;
6nsd 81 IS. Andrew Wilson, disorderly conducts
do 81 IS; six dodgers.
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THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
FROM FORTRESS MONROE

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1.-THE Old Point boat las
arrived and brings the following news;
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. Is The storm siu
continues, with high wind and rain.
The remainder Of the Burnside expedition 10
detained until the weather moderates.
Company d, Capt MeIntire, ofthe Union Coss
Guard, has been ordered to the friga'e Congress
News from Burnside's feet is expected to-mor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

ARRIVAL OF rms fNOM EUROPE.
NEw YoRK, Jan. le.-The ssxonis hss arrived
here from Hamburg, with dates to December %.
She did not touch at Southampton. She brought
two complete batteries and q large NUMBER Of
small arms
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MARRIED.

On ThS,,s.y; lssh instant in qHion 1, csarsl n.
E sGSS 2kS sfR eshksfkf skE
Robert Earle, ST.. Esq., al Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

CoRNs, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, En-.
larged Joints, and all diseases OF the feet cured
without pain, by DR.. White, Surgeon Chiropo.
dist, 426 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four.
and "a half and Sixth streets Room "a up stairs
Once hours from IL m. to p. IN. Orders 10 call
at residences promptly attended TO. Inns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

DR. Won MoscHzr.KER, the well known oculis
and ahrist, from Clinton place, New York, is nov
In Washin gton, and has his consulting rooms a
227 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite willard
Hotel, where persons en- cited with deafness o.
impaired sight can consult him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16
EDUCATIONAL.
DIANO AND VOCAL MUSIC!

DlANO AND NUCAL MUSlC!
MRS. EVANS, late of New York City, will be
pleased % take few pupils IN the elements OF Pr
ano and Vocal Music, after the method OF the oee-
brated teacher and artist, Madame ANNA SKGUIN.
TERMS.
Piano and Vocsl Music, per quarter, eech.---- SO
A deduction Will be made 70 pupils taking lessons
in both branches.
Apply at 27O Ninth street, between NJ and ".
Ia IL SIS
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CHE6ARAY INSTITUTE,

THE6ARAY INSTITUTE,
~ 1897 AND 1879 SPRUCE ST., PHILL DELPHIA.
This Institute, oonduo for two years past In
the city OF Philadelphia by MADAME CHEGARAT
and her niece MADAME DhERvILLY, upon The
same principles as the one In new York, sstab
lshed there 1874 will reopen after the ChTistmss
holidays, on Monday. January 6tn, It'll its usual
ample and complete provision for the educiti9n OF
Young Ladies, under the direction of Madame
D'HefvIlly. Circu ars, and all requisite infOIna
ton, can be obtained on application 70 the Princi-
pal. jS7-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

PLEASANT FURNISHED RooMs, with fuel an
gas, with or without board, at AIS f street, be
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. Table board"r
can be accommodated. Inns
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
MAKING HIMsKIr USEFUL.

II is understood that Hon Charles J. Faulkner
is now acting a. guide for the Confederate forces
under Jackson In their maurauding expeditions
mp through the valley Of Virginia, all familiar
(electioneering) ground 10 Hon, c. IF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

PKRsoNAL.-Among the recent arrivals al the
willard Hotel, is Drake de Kay, the 50 well
known Aide-de-camp to Gen. Msnsssld, who 10
yet at Newport News
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

How Is lr !-Edito, STAY: VIII you allow a
stranger few lines In your valuable paper
noticed In one Of your city papers mention Of a
dry goods merchant being arrested for refusing
70 give change for a Treasury note to a colored
man who wished To purchase a small article
went to the post flee the 18th, asking hfty
cents worth Of postage stamps fer the payment Of
which a Treasury note was refused am sure
IL was not the want Of change, as there plenty
there. would like to know IL II is right to ar :
rest citizen for refusing TO return specie for a
Treasury note II the Government itself refuses TO
do It! SBS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

DEATH OF Nh RoDxAS, CHIEp,cLERK or THE
TKEAsURY.-Mr Gilbert Rodman, chief clerk in
Treasury Department, died yesterday morning
about four O'Clock Of hemorfhsge of the lungs.
Mr. ROdman has been engaged In various posi-
tons In the Treasury for period Of over thirty
years, during nine Of which he served az chief
clerk. His health had been poor for some time,
and last fall IL became necessary TO absent him.
self from bis post for short time In order 70 re-
cruit his health. Some DAYS since, Il was found
necessary for the Assistant Secretary to seek some
rest from the arduous la0ors OF bis ofce, in order
TO maintain bis health, and Mr. Rodmau relieved
him by performing the routine duties Of his office
although many Of his friends fesred his physical
powers would prove unequal to the task
No sooner bad Mr.. Harrington returned, how
ever, than Mr. Rodman succumbed to what
proved to be fatal attack Of hemorrhage Of the
lungs which termi mated his life In about thirty.
sir hours. His funeral services-Rev. Mr. Hall,
Of Epiphany Of which church Mr. Rodman was
member nd vestryman, 6fhciating-were at.
tended by Secretary Chase al twelve O'Clock yes-
terday, accompanied by the heads Of the several
bureaus and the employees generally.
His remains were sent by railway to Philsdel.
phia
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK, r. M

VINO oPposEs II.-It seems 70 be underrccd
that the opposition 70 the confirmation Of General
Cameron 20 be the Minister 30 Russia, comes
almost wholly from Senator Trumbull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

VIOLIN AND VIOLONCELLO.
JOHN X. G0ODALL, Professor and Teacher OF
the above, tenders his Tv;oes 10 the pub ic, Terms
81 per lesson. References TO any music an in the
cIty Several of his pupils sIe now the best violin
lists in the world Viz lie Petit Ole Bull, Fred
Buckley, go go. Address Rullman's Hotel. Pa
avenue, near ~ street. de q I'm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

M THEATRE
lyIISS SUSAN DENIM in Two Characters.
THIS EVENING the performance vii DOM;
~enos with the drama Of the MOMEN TOUS
QUESIlON-Rsohel Rylsnd. Mi So g Denir. To
conolude with the extrsyeganzs Of ASMODEUS-
Car o, "a pagel Miss :. Denir.
To morrow Evening, Mr.. BANDS Benefit. II.
Union MUSIC HALL.
" CoRyER OF ID AND NINTH STREETS,
The Model Saloon of Washington.
WILL b. OPEN EVERY EVENING.
ITLook Of the nsmes-
w. A. Chr'sty. John Jandis,
Kate Hamilton, Jenny Ellsworth,
chm Lands, w. A. Chrlsty,
Jenny Ellsworth, Kate Hamilton,
John FORBES, John Forbes,
Mary St Clair, Mary 81. Clair,
Chas Seymour. Chss. Seymour.
MASTER BOBBY.
ID Everything New. Original, and Umque.-II
The performance to conclude this evening with
THE HOP OF FASHION.
w, A. CARISrY. as the. Door KEEPER.
Admission. Observation-Disclosures. % cents
ALFRED ROBERTS, Agent
HEANEY & FURREY, Proprietors.
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LOST AND FOUND.

AAoOA hANA AOS
EoUNn-Abou. two weeks ago, POCKET
L BOOK, containing money. etc. The owner is
to ERSSpiH1R fFS
IL Georgetown. in the RessIvoLr.
GAME TO PREMISES OF SUBSCRIBER,
sysPus; ssSs S Ssy Soks fs1 % Sond.I @
18th inst. The owner is req vested to come G~N
sTy xsRy yURHs
jan 10 2t' WIN. J. BERKELEY.
500 EEwAR9.I,Ran away from Page Of the
Tne.d., s sfpsfsoo Gt bs,sssn Iand cR
bay Ga Ssd wt sGUs ssa
BIZ q the 6 200 Of the aOuso, or AS WITH
street. ja'l6 ST.
SS REWARD -strayed last Tuesday night
SJ sSout o'cook p. m, one dsrt sorIel a.
e hands, 10th mafEsd U q e. With sGS
attached to Their n s,h The above rcvsId VII
new {, es ~. 10 Church, betysSu y an
GS REwARD.-Strayed yesterday afternoon,
sIrse. and Penn. syenus. G q dsLt brown ISN
MARE. with sn old carriage, The mare HSSS
old and os hhf TRs sb aas
ssId viii be given s on their r.turn to Union Re
T.GtERsTIJFYE TsAT L; w " BUTTS; Of the cOun-
iun6s: bought t before me thu su5 .S R
S d.a as sn
b God Bay HORSE; large size; switch tail; white
gall marks on each side, under saddle girth; left
hind foot Whit; branded with the letter on the
left oulder; he has the scrstchss in hIs hind feet
Given under my hand w. r. STRATTON,J J. P.
The above Horse was found by me on 7th street,
corner of f.. The owner is requested to prove
property and take HIM away, or he will be Eold to
pay charges. l.. w. BUTTS
ia l6 2awlv F st, near cornsr Of 9Th st.
CSO REWARD.-Ren away from the farm Of
eOoU tbs late 6eorge A. M. Turner, near N
WOodvIe, Prince Georgia county, on the a
CHA RLKS, who Oslis himself Chas. Dock
EFT. about 81 years of age; he Is very baok:A.
stout and ttroney made. His clothing when he
left was q suit of csret colored keTsey, hat and
has attempted to make his way TO WsshIpston.
We will give SIS for the apprehension of Charles
t.. en- in the county, and 50 If taken out Of the
s either
and T. C. MAGRUDER,
ia I5-St' ADMINISTERS of Geo A Nj. Turner.
STOLEN-On tho night of the 18Th. from the
- stable of sarah Gannt, between ard
n streets. q bay HORSE, with large head IN
and neck; heavy name; and small star in the NA
reward OF $40 will be given for the recovery Of the
same, or the apprehension of the thisf.
SARAH K GANNT,
marx.
ia H-st' Alley z63 10th ST., ret. L and NJ.
Qs REwARD.-Rana away from the subscriber,
tpO on saturday night, the 18th instant,
dark grey GLIDING, between and 4I~N
years old, hind feet white, with se' OF har S~A
ness, Inquire at F. HYDER'S, 276 Seventh st.,
I OsT.-A SEAL, Ring, and . FOx-HEAD
IS reward will be given to whoever returns the
articles to this ofice. de2-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

CANTER BURY HALL!
FIRST PRESENTATION
OF THE
GREAT RAVEL PANTOMIME,
LIE S A MORS DES A L p E s ,
WARD IN HIS GREAT CoRDE VoLANTE!
A Matinee every Wednesday and Saturday Az
ternoOns at 2 O'Clock, for LsdIes and Children,
ylth quantities of Presents. superb S28 Silk
Dress.
no All of the Immense Company at every en-
tsrtainmsnt. ja7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

w ASKING TON TIL TER!
MR.. BLAND takes great pleasure in snnounc-
ins thst he has made arrangements with the prIn-
opal Artists r. fTta sff OPERA
From the New York Academy of Music, for
GRAND oPERATIC PERFORMANCES,
To take place on
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,,
January 90, 81 AND 90,
When the following celebrated Artists will appear:
MISS ISABELLA BINKLEY,
NINE STRAKOsCH, the f.vorite Contrslto,
SIG az, sKiS N M1, the ere renowned Tenor, .
SIC snsiN me ss eminent aIsss B Baritone
HENRY MoLLssNtSHi6 BHHERRT1' Bs''0 c'nt'nt''
the celebrated violonoellIst.
The entire combination under the musical direc-
CARL ANsEHUTZ,
Conductor Academy Of Music, New York.
will be presented b onzsst os ss6i Comic
Opera of
DON PASQUALE,
with the following star Cast:
Miss Isabella Hinkley as q role she has performed
with lmme, sc SUGGEST, .....-..".....;;N orins
Stgnor Brgnoll as-....---....... EIenesIo
Enor Ns1Ogsi ri. xo,d Doctor Maiatesa
character ..-...~........-.-.....D Don Pssquale
,TTESDAY, January 2l-poniIetti n new opera,
,wE2NEs3AsY, Isg 221 & RCs,ini's efd'auvre
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
TO Parquete ana Dress Circle. u
1ronester Chalrs 49,. VI 80
nllVato bo4es.' :. 90
Seats may be secured for either Of the three Ope
era Mig hts st Mr.. Metz 4rotts Music store, co m
Doors open st ! performance to commence at 8
O'Clock. jaU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

FOURTH wARp STATION CAsEs-Bsfors Justice
FaItv.-John Bray, drunk and disorderly; fined
- Patrick Lunsy, do; do. 81 81 Mary Ma
loney, contempt Of the justice; Iectured and dis
missed. Jas Gregory, larceny; dismissed. w
b. Cameron; fined 81. yno. Bride, drunk and
disorderly; do. 90 Peter Rearns, do; work.
house 30 days Michsel Wall, for beating his
wife; Jail for court. Jams Hogan, drunk and
disorderly; workbouse 30 DAYS Thos Dowlan
and Jas. Mckee drunk; turned over to the mill
tary. VIM. Walker, for profanity; locked up one
hour In the cell. Jas. Cox, indecent exposures
do. two hours VIM; Lyahy. disorderly; dis
missed Nathan Bell, do; fined % 81 Jpo.
Waters, profanity; do 81 NJ. Gleason, drunk
and disorderly; hned 81 Geo Eerrigsn and Jas.
Barclay, disorderly; do IS 81 each: assault with
intent 70 kill the police; jail for court Frank
Lathrop, larceny; do. Franklin Hughes, vagrant;
vorkhouse % days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

suYRENE CoURT. January Is. Nos. 20 and so
John D. Woodruff ct al, survivors, &c, appel
Iants, vs. VIM. Nelson ct al John G. w oodruff
., al survivors, &c, appellants, vs. VIM. Nelson
q al The Argument Of this cause was continued
BY Mr. Goodman for the appellants.
Nos. 81 and 50 John Lawrence, appellant,
" John Denbseens Ell al, claimants Of the brig
Lieutenant Admiral Collenberg, her tackle, &c );
and John 3. Lawrence, appellants, vs.. John Den
bseens Ct al The argument OF this cause was
Commenced by Mr. Donohue for the appellants,
and continued by Mr.. Owen for the sppellees.
' AcKNowL EDsEnEsr The ofeers Of the "Cir-
ele' Hospital, w Washington, ID c., take this means
81 acknowledging the receipt Of 300 volumes Of
books, the eontri buttons Of Miss Melville and
other ladies, he foundation OF library for the
use Of the sick. And also beg 10 present the sim
esre thanks Of the sick soldiers for the kindness
and sympathy that prompted the present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

Police Fourth Ward pit1olmen yester.
day arrested Geo. Delhi for selling liquor 70 sol.
oilers. Tbs case was dismissed by Justice Bar
naclo. H SeltI, for selling on Sunday, was med
SO 81. b. Kahlef was arrested by patrolman
Leach, charged with the larceny Of furniture be-
longing 10 John Vogel The case was taken be-
fore Justice Dom, when ltsppeared from the evi.
denoe that the com plainant Is q Government team
per, who has a wife residing In the Seventh
Ward. KahleF is musician, belonging to the
band OF the New York 18th regiment Vogel
declared that during bis absence on duty Kahler
had caused di fhculty between him and his wife.
Upon q recent occas on, returning home suddenly,
BE- found Kshler packing his (voge's) furniture
10 a wagon to move 10, and for this he had him
arrested Kahler was committed 10 Jail. Mar.
gsret Gorman, for profanity, was aned 81 50; and
Merriek Myef, for peddling watches, was hned
so 81 by Justice Wsltef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16
Second and most posl,ivel' Last Week of
d A n R I c E,
THE PFOP LES FAVORITE!

SECOND md most pOslflVeI' Last W eek OF
D A N RIG E,
THE Peoples FAVORITE!
THIS EVENTNG,
ID = " X G f
Will introduce
tbs DANcISe noRsE. FRANK RossToS!
THE BLIND STEED, EXCELSIOR. JR.,
Trained and educated by Dan Rice, will perform
under his immediate auspices
Dan Rice W Ill also (per aid of Frank w hlttaker)
produce the COMIC MULES!
In the position Of Humorist and ConveTsationsist,
Dan Rice will escort to the Circle
ELOlSE, the Child Rider.
ADMISSION.
Dress Circle .---- observation-disclosures cents.
Children under 10 years old----...-.-..25 cents.
Gallery -----...... IS cents
Reserved Seats NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rs cents.
Colored Boxes so cents
Colored Gallery IS cents.
Doors open at O'Clock; performances will COM
menoe at q quarter before8.
On w. DNESDAY,
DAYLIGHT DIsPLA
DAN RICE'S BENEFIT
Will take plscs at an early period.
jaN RICHARD JONES, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

IOoA OUI foe the ihrty-nfth anniversary ball OF
ne frahklin Fire comPany, tomorrow night.
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RITTENHOUsE, PANT q co..
II a II * u H - ,
362 PKNNsYLvANiA AVENUE,

s:ss DE = WI, IN 2. par, q ns Un,sd ssa
on Losdon, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and ell ~
Of the Continent Of Europe. la2-lm
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GEORGE CBRISTY'S
" OPERA HOUSE,
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN i AND +,
Open Every Night with
GEORGE CHEISTY'S M1NSTRELS
From BT0ddIJdV. Ner York,
Comprising 10 of tue
PICKED STARS OF MINsTRBLsY
The entire entertainment under the immediate dI .
r6otiOn of
@ E o r 6 v RISTY,
Tbs Geknotsledged Pioneer Of MtastreIsF!
This Evening, and every evening until further
notice, will ne produced George Christy's great
afterpieoe entitled
THE STATUE LOVER.
Jake Zone OF best characters, j. George Chrlsty
Other characters by the company.
The usual meange OF Singing, Dancing, Bur
ApMIssION-Parsuet. 50 cents; Gallery, % cents.
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KINGS AMPHITHEATER.
L. King. Sole Lessee and Manager
@. SCOTT ..---. Associate Manager
r w hlItaker. ---- -Equestrlan mansger
SPECIAL NOTICE Owing to the engsgement
of the Justly renowned DAN RICE the management
has been compelled to adopt the foloTing reEuls.
ton IN regard reserved seats: The two front
raI ges of boxes are TO he devoted to ladies, ard
gentlemen accompanying them, and will ba charged
AZ IS cents each they be secured daily ct the
box office. Persons who have NO CERTIFICATES
will fevs themselves trou BILE and the management
annoyance by RETAINING from attempting to take
possession of any box marked This row Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

ALFRED ROBERTS, Agent
HEANEY & FURREY, Proprietors.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-27

cFA!ty man AMI ors', and three iulautry sol
diers an ii cir arms
Not ollats IL 4dTance, with their carhir,
cefS' und5r the gallant LIeat. Jhn =. L Jpes,
H'S' Gag tSeI th9 enemy at Very short r4use
ih@hy uiScJvering the enemy in superior mum
oefs' above and below us in the rlYer, with GU,
very small iorcts of four small squAdrons il,
peril OF being dAnked, S,ietsell very wisely con
cluoed TO retire, which he dld ia safety.
,, Inc fOlio"Ing is from the Newborn, N. c.,
Progress OF Dee. 18Th:
y Inc funeral OF Col. Gray, of the Goth n
Regiment. was attended on Wednesday at
'2snnOn, the Sea Mass regiment and n. Y
afttiiiIery doing escort duIy. Col Gray was
A'ii"d at tho battle Of Klnstun. lie had been
III the saVen days bsttles before Richmond"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-27

'a'e agent OF U. = Patent O lice Wasliug,ua und.
the Act al 1887,
q" STATE street. opposite huhy ST., Hoston,
4 FTEA an extensive practice of upwards Of tweo,
- years continues Insecure Patents the United
--aso III GreA Britain France aud other foreign c,un
S"Veata' Sepcihcat!ons, Assignments, and ali Pa
et"n o. drawings for fateus, executed ON liberal tern,
~ 90 WIN des patch Researches made American u
rotesh Works, io'determne the validity or utility of Pv
ei's VI hVehtios, legal other advice Ell
~ .dItefs touching the same. Copies of the CLAIMS
my Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar Assn,
henes recorded Z, Washington
,, ,He agency il not emily The largest in New Engl
w. ti!tough IL inVehtors have adv ntag~s for s8Cu
h'ehtS OF ascertaining the paau,ahlity Of iuvcntl
a nsuffasSedhy,if not UNNECESSARILY superIortoHny
;"H ne oHered them elsewhere. The testimonials h
9v .t,!, Ern"e that none is NOR = SUUCEssFUL Ar
~ TENT NFFlEE than the gu scribrr. and rs %J,ti.
t ,r J. u Z BEST PK00F OF ADVANTACES ANiiA
4 ,he would add that he has ufuntan feasoa tuhc
ma can prove that al other office az the KIND are
charge" Tor professional services SO moderate. The
hense practice OF the subscriber dur ny twenty "
aSt, mas ehahied hIm 20 accumulate a5t CoiiectiO
peciieati"ns and oflciai d-csuns relative patents
e So esIde' ms sten'vc tihra!y OF legal and mectau
ca works and uii accG f. Of patents granted in tht
hea NlteS !no Europe render him able beyond cues
"'n. to Offer superior facilities Tor obtaining patents.
Az necessity OF Journey washington, 80 procure
pten.' and The usuas great delay there a,e here
HYent1Ts.
TESTIMONIALS.
" regard Mr. Eddy OF The 1lost cer1bie 1ua suo
'e"SG Htltidnets with whom have bad official IUtci
cturfe.
CHhs. MAS0N,'' ccnq-r.as,oner Of Fatcntg
nave no hesitation IN assurlng Inventors that the
v"h3t employ person more conneteA' and rnsWn,,C!
ana more capable Of pntng their cppcatons in (orr,
20 sernre for them an eary End ayoaha conside'oio
Late Commissioner of Patents
=" Mr.. R. II, Eddy has made for ne THlNTGFN anpl
c,hoa en- ali but ono Of which patents t2"n oeen grant
pr2ai q great laleht aRd ability GU his pat leads ne
recommend a in"anio.s to aE9y t. hin 70 r'c"le the
"ateHs, asthey may he sure of having tie INST attbc
4,ttnNon bestowed on their ca"a5 al1 At very e9Sonab'
charges. John TAGGhGT'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-27
MONTPELIER. DHUElBER 1852

RsSlGNArioNs.-Mr. Walton in writing to
bis paper says:
ClL Lord OF tho 9th Vermont and Capt. Hope
Of The Vermont were honorAbly discharged
on the 2O.h inst. Both due to bad health I'M
qIastjonaby, as both have been Off GERS Of great
etergv and good repua tion. | am authorized
oaitaily, to say that the Vermont Brigade,
(jnith'") acquired great credit at the late bat
ta al fredericksburg. It's movement was wit
messed with admiration by large part Of the
ana7. T1o . and 81 Vermont were attacked
By three reoel regiments, but this superiority in
numbers on the pnt of the rebels WIS of no
avail Iacy were beaten
The N7cS9ea3cr says 0. W Stearns. living
a. P4rkinsyille, J,hns1n, has invented = navy
kind OF ,ubIng Tor conducting water under
gr1und. AMI has got it patented. 1t promises
to be good thing, and he has been off rpd sew.
cal thousand doli's Tor the paten', but dsclines
SLING, chnosing to go into the manufacture
Of 1t himself. N)nrs1 & Mason Of Boston. nro-
qei to buy all he can MANUFACTURED The tub
in! lsm'I7 OF two strips OF lumber, each one
jocl tHlcl, AL 'wo inches wide, se.eral feet
~ 49,! T,.>.'. t" 'F'"''s NJ
S''' '.' '.'9' = ~ '''e'09F ana "0o"a with
c?P'r ~ Timed IRON wire and painted inside
u! 5a1 w.sa w.tsr Dr,,f mint Too sections
,..,.;..{ .t.nI,rp,, :, o,,a.,,u ,o,,
N'''''''' ''e''
In, v 0s!.q1er saws There was a l;ooor
$780,, ....,-.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-27
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Army Horses.

"t Nah'"rib,r will he AT Rurnham's Hotel Thurs
y FritaY AL Saturday. Ian. 2 and !, 70 pur-
or't' for the army. They must n. - NJ : ana
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-27
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W. w'nt some wood, md we wish those who
d>'e to pay for their paper in that commodity
Yvc d dcaw Us some, forth with,