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A Mas IN CoTFEE.MILL.-We see that the
Partisan correspondents OF the National IntsHi-
gsnesr, New York Times, and other papers, are
in high state Of agitation about presentations Of
Americans AZ the TuiIleries. These correspond
ents say that Mr.. Dayton has submitted the case
20 the Government here for instructions, and they
are anxious to have the (Mr. Dayton's) report
polished. By ali means let US have Mr.. Day.
TONS statement. Do, Mr.. Secretary Of State, give
Q tie papers.
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o II FL CIAL.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

Il FKBRuAlI 4, 1897.
HoLpxrs OF TIE Boxps Of the Cnited States
payable In thrse yesn from date, the Coupons OF
semi-snnusi interest thereon being due on the
18Th instant, are hereby notified that provision 10
made for the payment in coin Of all such Coupons,
sgreesbly 20 their tenor, st the once Of the Az
sistant Treasurer Of the United States In the city
Of New York.
All such Coupons must be presented at that Of
nee, accompanied with schedules showing III
number and amount Of each Coupon, together
with the aggregate sum Of each parcel, three full
business days for examination and vetihcstion he =
fore payment. Re stitch
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

NorIcE 10 HIREBY sIvEN Of the readines Of
this Department 70 redeem the Treasury notes
payable In one year from date, authorized bY the
act Of Congress approved December s3d, 1857, and
the Treasury notes payable In sixty day. nom
date, authorised by the act Of Congress approved
Cd March, 1851.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above issues
will cease on the 9TH day Of April merit by terms
Of those acts respectively. n6-tap7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

TENNESSEE DEFAULTER.-A London cor.
respondent has made allusion to the happy effect
produced on Change by the announcement that
the State OF Virginia had RENTED funds to pay
the Interest on her bonds. We are curious to see
how the news Will take that Tennessee has NOT.
Her agent, at the LIST ult., announced that he
had received no orders to pay interest, and the
creditors may now whistle for their money.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE

BALTIMORE, Feb. S, 1852 The Old Point beat
brings no news. The following we take from
southern papers:
NORFOLK, Feb. A special dispatch received
from reliable gentleman Of Elizabeth CITY
county, N. C., states that a steamer went down on
Saturday to Pamlico Sound, to reconnoiter. Nc
vessels Of the Burnside feet were seen, and Il wa.
supposed they had left
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PERsoSAL.-The beautiful and accomp lished
daughter Of Col. De Trobriand, Of the 5sth N. Y.
(French) regiment, is a visit to her father, and
Is lodging near his camp in the vicinity Of Ten
nallytown.
Miss Morris, daughter Of Gen. Geo. p. Morris,
Is at the villa near Tennalfytown, on a visit to
her brother, who is an Assistant Adjutant Gener.
n with Peck's brigade
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Especial Teleg ram to the Star
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The steamship Nova
Scotian has arrived at Portland, with Liverpool
da ties TO the oath ultmo.
ConsOls 92xa93 for money.
THE LONDON TINES BDIToRIALLY OPPOSES IN.
TRRFERENCE IN AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
The brig West Indian, from Charleston, with
q cargo Of turpentine, has arrived at Liverpool.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
EXCHANGED PRIsoNRRs.


The following 10 a list Of the rebels, prisoners
Of war, who were released from confinement In
the military prison In this city on the day before
yesterday, and sent to Fortress Monroe to be ex-
changed there for as many of ours Of similar rank
wD Farley, captain LIST South Carolina volun-
teers, and aid-de-camp to Gen. Bonham; r. de
Caraduce, lieutenant 7th South Carolina volun-
teers; +. Hildebrand, private Both Virginia vol
unteer cavalry; A. NJ. Written, do; Robert r.
Moss private 10th Alabama regiment; Jas Will
hanson, do; Patrick Hughes, private 18th Ken
lucky F. Z. Long, corporal LIST Kentucky volun-
unteer cavalry; VIM. Nelson, do; VIM Morris,
private 10th Alabama volunteers; Alex. Maxwell,
private 9th Virginia cavalry; VIM. II. Dennis,
do; Thomas II. Durham, sergeant 9th Virginia
cavalry.
WHAT KENTUCKY HAS DONE.
Kentucky has a voting population of but l56, coo
In ALL The portion OF the State in possession Of
the Union troops contains 600 of that total
number of veters, and of that population she has
full 80 600 enlisted under the banner Of the I'm on
for the war. Who will dare say that Kentucky
is not loyal to the Union9
As our arms progress there her sons liberated
from the despotism Of the rebel armies, will sure
ly increase this greatest force In proportion to
population, which Kentucky has in the field for
the glorious cause.
NAVY YARD.
The AnacOSt!a, Lieut.. Badger commanding,
arrived at the Yard this morning.
She reports that the Stepping Stones went dewn
to the lower fotilla on Monday night, passing all
the Confederate batteries without being Ared on.
Capt. Wyman, commander Of the Potomac feet,
will go down to the lower notilla to-day, prob
ably.
ROANOKE ISLAND.
1t is known here that the rebel authorities at
Richmond profess to be sanguine Of being able to
hold their Notifications on Roanoke Island lat
the entrance of ALTERNATE Sound) against the
Burnside expedition. Within twenty-four hours,
however, we will probably learn how far facts
justify that belief OF theirs.
RETURNED.
Brig. General Marcy, Chief Of the Staff Of the
Army Of the Potomac, having entirely recovered
from his late protracted indispositon, has re-
turned to this city, and is again on duty at the
Head Quarters, his host Of friends will be glad to
learn.
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THE MERRIXAC GoISs TO sRA-A NAVAL EN-.
sAoENENT ALMOST CERTAIN -TheFortress Mon.
roe correspondent Of the ". Y Commercial
writes or the lst inst:
Inc naval officers al this station have reliable
information that the Merrimac is actually readv
Iot service. The sloop-of war Plymouth Is Oh
Cfeney Island, and the rebels are removing the
distinctions in the Elizabeth river 40 AZ n silo,
Ine MsIlmac 10 come down and 90 up to New
poft News 70 engage the Cumberland and Con.
sfess nov sIauoled there When the Merrimac
comes out the Yorktown VIII come 5oS,n ,tS
James river. IL will be a tough engagement
Ihe Menimsc mounts ten 100 Founders OF the
Armstrong pattern The Plymouth mounts fouy.
teen Sinch navy guns. Sac will be assisted bv a
Beet Of small boats, eac b armed with riied onns
! We are ready for them. The ships here on on r
side are the Minnesota, a, Roanoke, a; Jsmes.
to~a, 20 ESniicello, 9, bark, 8, and several
News there are the Congress, so, Cumberland.
n, and Dawn, g.
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1.-THE pirates confined in the Moyamensinp
prison In Philadelphia, are to be removed TO Fort
Warren or Fort Lafayette, having expressed their
willingness to be transferred from the civil to the
military authorities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

PERSONAL Slick, you are right. When and
where can the person you addressed communi.
cate with you!
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IVA letter nom LOal.ville, (Ky.,) Jan 90

], is here predicted that Gen. Thomas will be
In hnoxyille by the 18th or 10Th prox / am told
MS division consists Of the brigades under
SchePf, Boyle, K. l.. Mccook, Mason and Car.
aef, wltn nve TO ten batteries-each brigade aver.
sgIsss ON oVHo or more mep His command gay be
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TELEGRAPH IO.
Latest from Europe.

THE LONDON TIMES OPPOSES EURO
PEAN INTERFERENCE IN AMER
ICAN AFFAIRS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

"There are now at Fortress Monroe over Ave
thousand contraSsnds under the protection Of the
military authorities.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WAsHlNsTIo..s, TJHa.ATER. u.y p,.,,

w Lessee and Mslsfs1 Mr.. II. Bland.
THIS EVENING.
intelsctual and glorious American Comedy. (by
Mrs Sidney F. B'''ssiEP} Z ' q
which has exoitsd throughout the principal oities
OF the Union furore Of admiration, curly attest
ths accustomed role Of European characters and
incidents frequently presented In New Pay.
TAs DrstinsxisAed Comedians,
whose mastery rendihon Of the peculiar and in
s I.iss q ne Critics ard Public duSiSs i6s .no;
THIS i. .t ETJE ;,SsllsSsSi ;s E5sS5S.ys'
Doors open att; commence alta Il.
CAN ERE URY HALL
Eapssa ~ asd ga Sirsaa
Immense Success of the
ttEE9 9NNi PPAAkNTT09MMiEMMEE SS89MMPPAANNYi
PEOPLE TURNED AWAY EVERY NIGHT!
OVERLOOKING HOUSES.
The Lsush.bls Comic fsnisOmine called the
SAILORS RETURN
SAILORS RETURN
MR:RoBERTS BUTLER
Will appear as
HANS NANDKRDEKKKN.
E1trsvsssnt Success of the Como Intssluds,
IL TOUR TOUR By By MM4 4llssoNNi +
National and Historical TsbIesu,
WASHINGTON AT VALLEY FORGE!
SILAs BALD WIN,
7hs Best Jnssler 81 the wertd!
WILLIS ARMSTRONG;,
CLOWN, PANToMIMIsT, AND ETHIOPIAN.
To night,
MISS AMI ELLA WELLS,
The Beautiful Songetress, in
SENTIMENTAL AND YANkkR SoNss!
The Ethiopisn Comedian, assisted BY
Dick PGRKER, Miss EMMA MILIs,
Miss VERNON,
MILE FRANK LA FoLLK, and LITILk ELLA.
One Week Longer,
WARD on his CoRpE VOLANTE!
Bet Siaek-ro7s Petornssr ~ America!
Notwithstanding the large Company nov ~ the
III No IDTINcE IN PRICES. N
Afternoon Performance, for Ladies and Children,
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. with
quantities OF presents-oDe superb SIS SILK Dress
The dress Dan be seen in the window Of Messrs.
Perry Bro. All our dresses are bought from this
house
Doors open, afternoon, at o. clock. Admission:
Ladies, 20 cents; children. 10 cents.
Doors open, evenings, at 6x O'Clock. fet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

nTMEDICAL LECTURES p, TRAIL.
9S M. D., OF New York, Pnncpsl Of the Nv,
gle9 Therapeutic College. and author, of several
subjects, will give course of lectures at the Ha Il
OF the Chrlstlan hssooIaton. Washington city,
DAY, atty p. M, and continuing thro1rh the week.
Ut. Irail claims to have discovered the true pre-
misses OF Medical Science, and to teach the only
y 70 AIN and defend the system he advocates
ana praotlces against al possible obj ortiz
clsms ana cavl,s from any source. He especially
invite. medical men of all schools 10 hear him and
take exceptions If they can. He will show to the
ton Of hls system to the treatment of the
diseases In our armJ-typhoId feverB pnsumopla
our ohoeTs, soldiers ond cit zsns, and n iliions of
money: FOR psrtlcu lhrs see programme and lars q
bile. First Iocture free. ~ ' 80
~. b; DR.. ell NAV be consulted BY all classes
OF lnvaIids at No 4S7 9Th street, from 10 a. m to
p m. PATENTS who will present their cases before
the audience Will be examined and prescribed for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

T APIEs, RkApY;MADE- uNDERcLoTH.
soobs. REAL LEcEs. EE Observation-Disclosures Rkothf6biENEES
40, Sci take pleasure in informing The ladies'
ssoch Of sqPerior quality LADIES' READY.
MADE UNDER-CLOTHING, such Chemise
Might Dresses, Skirts, Ladies' Drawers. SO. ~.
which desire the ladies' 20 inspect, as they yers
imsorted before goods got 80 high, and are there.
No. fS-MRs K. @. ETCHIsoN. No. ~.
PKNNA. AVENUE,
Between 9th and 9Th Streets
N. B. Pinking done TO order. feI I'm
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Especial telegram TO the STAR

BRIG RUNS THE CHARLESTON BLOCK
AIDE IN SAFETY
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uORsEs FOR SALE,
H OF every description.
Constantly on hand-Louisiana avenue, IN
near the Center Market de ls-sms ~
(NENTLEMEN,sL LINEN COLLARS, LINEN
VI COLLARS, LINEN COLLARs!-About7e O
usual prlce for the same Goods-en Of our ovn
nsnuhetare, Al fHOMPsQN's,
dss T. A Lake Co.'s S SsSss s as s:i ao.s
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE AND RENT.
TOR RENT-with or without Board, At No.
sDS
story, newly and neatly furnished. The location is
one Of the most desirable IN the city. No children
HANDSOME PARLOR, and CHAMBER
- commun,eatins, with private table If desired.
Apply At No Indians avenue. Il.
Foe RE ESGaA comfortable FgRNIsHED
as sssena .sssi bssHe'nn So sns e. asfs esf
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH BOARD. A.
Z II5 street between nth and 2lst sits. fe4 So
FOR RENT-One brick HOUSE. containing
r. s. s5sss: IS asssss for fdo
TOR RENT-A small HOUSE on N st, next to
for 1f Ot rent. ssSrs o9
FiSsif Ess & ~
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, With
every modern Improvement; will be let on
ss sseoSd ssrss., between ss:sfSp and party. AsS
For sALE.IS9 sOrss Of LAND. IN Moptscm,
" Sq Dior
j. iai Ii Sal q 5s SS GRIMES
EYyTFRRAA42sk EpsyN t5EY sSaHtANNoEsTofE 80
lures and but small stock Of Lsdi.s, Drsss Tim
offered i e . Great sscrlaoe and HossessIOn given
81 q ss' i s's:
FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET With Lser.i
iDisS.a pa PAR sfs oGssP, sSd
INA SEk. communicating. Those viiIins 70
ssSs q sE pie ssss saE GOOD
FOR sAhE5yhe new thrse-s.ory FRAME
streets north il ons Of the very Ses sss Ss sae
ness stands in Washington city. The houss 3 h
fcomS sna oonyenient the store room suitable for
would Be Disposed Of on the most reasonable terms,
or EXCHANGED for property pearer Pa ava; tie
55}SI,,ss,FssF .ishnS retire from buslnss. Asy
the HIoI,5sis ne. M Nj. IL WYNN: .'''r0m a
S q sDs ho 90: T ns = S xo
advantage Tho owner BEING enable 10 rebniid the
three houses Which were on these iots. And de.
y a ifsxrssIliif ~ 3:
A BARE CHAHcE.--Ths proprietor Of the
"a City Hotel, tths only frst: cisss Rotsl now
open IN AlexandIia. Yh.) in desirops 20 roeire
i gRS SfiIfisi .fs c si f s.d I
Of the house: His lease win tsrminafe On The IL
lseseq for much ibnger tern % . nodsrsss rsst.
sss ba nai ss re.
q ne 1nde..snsa % retire from public 6u.Ensss
Sfs tf sisS !. =: ss
'1 sS % 4 Z e HE liA:
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SUTLERs AND EXPREssMEN. ATTFN-
~ TION!-For sale. new EXPRESS WAf3flN
made by one of the best earrisge manufacturers In
Mashington. Also, q moe new Express Hsrnsss
VAL be sold oheap IL applied for lmnediste'v IA.
dress ~. J. ID" Washington Post Office.
SOLDIERS JUST RETURNED FROM
- Richmond can buy their Clothing and FuYn-
esPGs,ts Post Once. 81 Northern Prices, 'A'n 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-05

AsHLNSTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
TENN. AVENUE, SOUTH SIDH,) No. 2S9,
Bs.tceeH eta and lOtk SIS
Every evening remarkably fine Free Copox RI
emprao ing selections from the best classic music.
and the most popular operas-rendered IN better
style than az any other American concert saloon.
without charge for entrence,-rnay rely upon hsv
Ing every comfort they desire. In addition 70 the
nnsst music IN Washington, they will obtain, on
oa!l, rom the attentive attendants, deoIdedly the
oils. HENRY ROSENTHLI
ia slim Pronriator
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CAKRIAGES.
Il Have now on hand q large and fine assortment OF
CARRIAGES, superior to any in the zEE .
market, which | am prepared to sell 49,
low Tor cash. Persons in want ofgood3 -
work, Will do we'll to call and examlne Iny stoo \
before purchasing elsewhere. nay ''OS.
All repairs neatly done. and orders promptIy at.
! have also one very fine close PANEL Csrriase
which originally cost 81 SIS, but itte used ~
for IT, ANDREW i InVEITi use
ia slim Corner I4th Ard r stTaat.
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HANDsoMELY FURNIsHkD RooMe...
VIA Eas And yaser. and oonvslisnt 70 tie fStent
s2z f1t oAes Dsy..tnsats, ioI ret tlZ.y -
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p.ssExGERs FOR EUROPE.

nv order Of Secretary Of State, all passengers
leaving the United States are required 70 P.U''Ss
themselves with passports before they VIII ~ y,
Allowed on board the steamer. Passengers VIII
no, Ne subjected to any trouble or delay IN pro
cur;nv them, IL they call for instructions Al INC
Company's ofhce, Is Broadway, N. Y.
STEAM WEEKLY Be
ANA TWEEN NEW YORK AM
AS5UE LlvEk POOL landing Ana
d y embsrking passengers
QUEENSTOWN, Urcland.) The Liverpool; 49,
York and Philsdeipbi Steams J Comrenys ,..m.
de,patching their full-pou tres Ciyde-ou''
ships As follows 1s
Ci,v Of New York-Saturdsy, jan -''"
G,s.Sor-Saturday, February lst-
,a .ver1 satin rday at Noon, from Pier 49, N0''-
River.
RATES OF PASSAGE .,o m
FIRST CABIN, $500 STEERAGE, sSv v'0o
40 10 London, $1,000 do to LONDON ~ no
s,ser,ge Return Tickets, good for months
p.s.snser. forwarded to Paris, HaVre' nan
~, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., ~ ~
duced through fares. IL. t,,.nd,
-Per,o1s wishing to bring out their iIienu.
,,n INV tickets here at the following rates v,',
Yort Prom Liverpool or Queenstown IN,
Cabin, SIS, SIS and sos. S'eerase i1o" A'''
pool $40, 90. From Queenstown s3o,Vo. a.,io,,
PV Thsss STEAMERS have supci or accommodation
,or n.s..nger.. and ,arry expt fenced Surgeons-
Tbsy are built in v ater-tight ron seetionS' INV
have Patent Fire Al nihilssors m ooaru;
For further Information apply st the company
Offices. ,sp.aw Ny.
,C.F BLAKE, Agent, Burlington -.
March ..
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GOOD PICTURES
ANY OTHER PLACE IN THE S1Alt'

Persons from the neishboring towns are P-
culArly invited to call and examine toe
mems, and judge for themselves, without ''s
to what others may say to them
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WILLIAM II. RHODES,
Patent Lever Clothes Wringer.

TNHIS Superior Wringer saves time, strength,
Il the hands, and the clothes, helps make wash
ing day much pleaSanter; leaves the clothes in
better cond ton TO dry washes clothes better than
many washing machines; boy or girl can use it,
who could not wiring clothes by hand; il holds
firm on the Tub and needs less regulating and is
better made than any other machine See that
you get WILLIAM Z. RHODES DOUBLE
LEVER WRINGER, sold at the (old stand)
Jewelry Store, Church Street. Burlington, Vt,
by J. E. BRINSMAID, Agent.
Nov. l.-dkwlm
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TERMS--ReguIar Prices

the Nos. Of the same Periodicals for ls5O viii Be
furnished complete, srIfhoE, additional chang.
Unlike the other ephemeral Magazines OF the
day, these Periodicals lose little by age. Hence,
a full year of the Nos. for 1850 may Dc regarded
as nearly as valuable as for 1862.
Subscribers wishing also the Nos. for ls6l viii
be supplied at the following extremely low rates.
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TRAINS GOING Norm AND WEST
IN I'm I'll A NJ l0Al A.M.. ana

TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Burlington at 80 A. NJ, 1888 AM anu
6 05 P. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 50 a. M.' We
Lowell, Lawrence or FitchbuTg. Leaves oP,i NJ
field, at Z IS A. NJ, Bellows Falls ~ - +; N,
connecting at WhiteRiver junction with Nof,neih
Railroad from Boston, and with Passumpslc rail
road for and from St. Johnsbury and Ltteton'
arriving Burlington at 7 90 P. NJ, and ~ Aloans
st 40 p. NJ. and Lodge.
ACCOMMODATION TRAISleaves Northheia al o %
AN, and Burlington 10 IS A. NJ, for Houses
Point and Montreal, arriving at burlington al
IL 40 and at Montreal 90 p. ".
NIeHT EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Bellows rams at
5 Is P. NJ, receiving passengers from vermont
Valley Railroad leaving NewYork at % a. Al :,
and from Cheshire Railroad connecting al hlte
River Junction with train leaving Boston . w
Pm, via Lowell or Lawrence Leaves white
River Junction at IL So P. NJ, arriving at Bur
lington at IS A M, Rouse's Point at 10 A NJ,
Montreal at 10 90 AN, and Ogdensburgh at "
P. NJ. connecting with Grand Trunk Trains FOL
Detroit, Chicago and the West.
Sleeping Cars are attached 70 both the Nigh
Express trains running between Rouses Point auc
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West fo
sale at the principal stations
G. MERRILL, Supt.
81. Adams VT. Nov. IS 1851.
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oGDENsBUR6H RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

an and aftor Nov. Is, 1851, Passenger Trains
~ will run as follows Sundays excepted)
GOING EAST.
MAIL.-Leave 0gdensbursh at ll-30 A. NJ.
stopping at all stations (dine at Malone, 2.ie),
arrive al Rouses Point at ) GO ?. NJ, connecting
with Night Trains with Sp,eHfia Sleeping Cars
attached, and cars for Montreal, arriving at Bos-
ton and New York early next day.
GOING WEST.
NarL-Leave Boston and New York at 500 p.
". arriving at Rouses Point at 7.45 A. NJ, Malone
1910 A. NJ, Potsiam Junction l2.47 a. NJ, Og-
densburgh 200 ?. N, connecting with the Grand
Trunk Railway and Lake Ontario Steamers, and
Ottawa and Prescott Railway for the IVES; and
North.
The Trains connect at Potsdam Junction with
Trains at the Potsdam and WATERFOWL Railroad,
at Mooers Junction with Trains Of the Platts-
burgh and Montreal Railroad
GEO. '. HOYLE, Supt.
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MEMS KIP BROGANS for 81 90
WI at JEWETT'S
2EEN S GOAT BRDGANS Tor 81 90
10 at JEWEITS
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7 RMONT CENTRAL AND SULLI.
VAN RAILROADS.
. WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Wednesday,, Jan. 8, 1863.

TRAINS GOING SoUrH AND East.
Leave Burlington at 90 A. NJ, 10 IS A. NJ and
s Is p. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves st. Adams at % A. NJ,
Burlington at 700 A. NJ, connecting at Mnn us
River Junction with trains for and from eis
River, St. Johnsbury and Lttleton, and WIN
Northern Railroad for Boston, Lowell, WofceseeII
&C., and connecting at BellowsFalls with Cnesrie
Railroad for Boston, and With Vermont .sIiey
Railroad for Springfield, New Haven ana NC"
York, arriving in NevYork at 10 Is, P. M:
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Rouses foin' ~
6 SIS A. NJ, for Burlington and Northheid, :, On
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves 0gdensburgn al l 90 p
AM, Montreal at 80 P. NJ, Rouse rom. ~
Pm, arriving at Burlington Is M, IN bOs.op
at 8 40 A. NJ, connecting at Bellows ais wiz
Cheshire Railroad for Boston and worcester, an1
with Vermont Valley Railroad for sPrlngneia an ao
New. Haven, and arriving in New York at ~
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FACTS FOR THE MILLION.

ARE YOU AWARE
That good No. , Wheeler a Wilson Sewing
Machine, with hsmmer, can be bought for forty
fre dollars, al No. College Street
ARE YOU AWARE
That an improved, ornamental bronze Wheeler
Wilson sewing machine, with magnifying glass
cloth presser new style hemmer, and all the latest
improvements, can be bought for ffy-hve doiiafs'
at the Agency, No. 6. College street
ARE YOU AWARE
That q superb silver plated No. l, Wheeler
Wilson Machine can now be bought for Hrfs-p-
dollars or in half at serenity dollars, al tHe
Sewing Machine psrlor, No. 6, College street
Are you aware
That magnificent silver plated Wheeler &
~ ilson Machine, in a full case Of polished msho
var y, as handsome as a fine piano, and thousand
tiu, more useful, can be bought for only aiHHy
a. LA re-, at No. 6, College Street
ARE YOUAWARE
Thai the "Cheap Machines are played odt,
their sal, for the most part ended, aud the gar
rstt. and auction shops filed with such as have
not entirely ratified to pieees'
ARE YOU AWARE
Thu, the Howe .Lock-sti tch" machines now
,.ts the Universal Lead, anS. that the Wheeler
Wilson are the sckrosledg' d superiors OF all the
other Lock-stitch msehines
ARE VOC AWARE
What an acceptable pr esent Wheeler 4 Wilson
| Machine il to any lady xho has not got one?
ARE you AWARE
That the responsible guaranty Of the agents
| GEO. W. l. G. q. Br SEDIcr, is given with eaeh
Machine, and that pIeir prices are az ior as at
the factory, and no charge for freight or expre''
ssge'