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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Irving Pace.-Matnee :. IA
oCtck-LyotA ot tLAxMERmooR--MARraA.
Nt8Los GARDEN. Broadway y-ApRESsE rHx Actress
wALLaCKs THEATRE. Observation-Disclosures
wINrhR GARDEN. BrOeaway.-HASpr AspY-Mrs.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway CA Hoy.rAs-
NUNS oRrtGlv
NEW BoWERY THEATRE Bowery-soAr FAT Man
,cr, az r"s Arrm-KsIcHrs or THE Mrsr-RoBssRs or
r"s bhtru
ROwERv THRATRE. Bowerv.-NoRaH O'DosyELL-
G,las ScuOGGtScs 0HosT-MAGIc BARREL-TRAiL or SIN.
BARSUM'S MUSEUM, Broadway--THR MOVING WAX
FIGuRxs GIANT BoY. PYTHON. 6u. all hours CHRIST
hAs EvK-RENpEzvoUs. Afternoon aud Evening.
BRTAHrs MINsrRELs Meca.nic. Hail. 47a Broad
way-ErBiorrAr SONGS. DANCES BURLKsQuEs. Gc-WHo
SrWUog BILLv PArrFRsONf
WOOD MINSTREL. HALL. 5li Broadway.-ErHIorfAx
toscs. DANCES, &c.-PANORAMA NORTH RIyEK.
0EO, CHRlSrYS MINSTREI.S. 6s5 Broadway-BUR.
SksoUFs Sores, DANCES. do.-How ARE You, GKExN.
BACxs' -.
IRVING HALL, Irving pace MUSICAL MAIISKK
AMERICAN THEATRE, No lA Broadway.-BALLxr.
fANrOsiAt5 BuRLksouEs &c.-HAPuV MAN.
HOPE CHAPEL 7lS BroadwAy.-THl SrKRRoscoPTicAy
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, s,s Broadway
(tRs0sivtas LECTURES. from A. n. till 10 r. n
HoOLEv'S OPERA HOUSE, Brookiyn.-EsurorrAs
eoNos DArcvs. BURLEsoUEs. 40.
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PHiApRrrHrA, Nor. 9, 1888.
Tho subscription Agent reports the sale -f one mlics
esh, hundred and afy eight thousand Eve twsotss 90
Friday.
The deliveries Of bonds made In moderate amounts
Q, the time cf subscription.
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Hscaps OF . Loyal Alabama Regiment.
81. Locp, Nov. q, 1855
Cairo despatch says Two thirds Of the 'oya First Ala
sama cavalry reces,iy surrounded BY largely superior
force q nssssvu,e. Ala, GU, their wU out. and havs
ssvsA y hcoAasAxtsra
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Of' 11''fSi TNVVs " Eb5o
Dispatches from Jefferson City say the conservatives
there admit that their majority the homo ticket w,li
bs too small 70 avan anything which The radicals hope
carry the State BY small majority without the AID q
the soldiers vote This mainly oosjecture . the 70
turus insufficient TO base definite statement upon.
Returns FROM ninci. continue show large Usos
gaius
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Steamer coliision In cnesapsaks Ray.

B.Lrinops. Nov.6. 1853.
las, night ai about haf.past s'evss o'cscek IN ths
Chesapeake Bay OF the mouth OF tbs Potomac,
the steamer Louaiasa Of BAtmcve, IRON FORTRESS Mon
roo oolided with three-masssd propsllsr, supposed
W bs tho curisw. Of New York, fron Baltimore The
louisiana wss badly damaged, and one OF bss boilers
we're crushed Hse passengers were transferred 70 ws
steamer Escort and reached here after eu bcrs dxss
son. rhs Curlsw n supVesed 70 have suok, - chs
quietly dssevsarsd. Wa bo~'ss : Gs'e al tho
lima.
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Fine Arts.
HUNrlN0rON'e NEW PICTURE.


Ono OF the finest compositions that seen OF this
gifted artist b now on exhibition at GOupa's Tho sub
ject "hercys Dream" from the '.Pilgrms Progress
1t will DO recoliected that in 184l Mr. Huntington
hibited picure-scarceiy than . sketch-of this
same subject which bacame very popular propos-
tson was made 70 him 10 have but he did not
think the work sufficiently elaborated 10 submit it 10
such test He determined 10 repaint n however.
larger scale and with greater attention detail but Cir
cumstances inteered with his purpose, aBd seventeen
years elapsed before he commenced In London the pre-
sen picture. Az scou a. It completed he placed
the eugrsvers hands, and is only recently that
beon sent hero for exhibition.
In composition. color and careful handling Of
but few works Of the American school that compare
with this picture. whist the sentiment Of the beautiful
aegory which II embodes IL tenderiy and delica,cy
treated, exhibits remarkable strength It's artistic
development. No false tones employed the effort
70 produce luminous effects. II ia broadly and firmly
painted throughout. and vet tue mind dnds realized in Il
all the softoess and dreAminess Il had preagured In
Short the processes by which the artist arrived
his results much to be admired the view Of ia.
spiration which suggested the sIlegory itself.
The engraving is being executed by Mr.. Barlow
favorably known to the OF art and will shortly be
completed. We have seen the etching, aud promise
that will be fully equal to his celebrated engrayns
:he ''Huguenot" aud "Sisters OF Mercy
Oar Italian Visitors.
VISIT or THE ITALIAN NAVAL OFFICERS TO MAYOR
OPDYKE,
The ohces OF the Italian menofwar a, present in ths
port paid Official visit to Mayor Oydyke yesterday
Afternoon accompanied BY the Italian Consul General
The party composed Of the following officers =
From the iine-Of.bate ship Re Galantaomo--Captsin
UiIps Taoa, Acting Commander FREDERICK Saburn Lieu
tenant Sureno Maua Lieutenant FREDERICK Garnrs aud
Lieutenant Giuseppe Lara.
From the Re Daea Jmrert Commander
Carlo Alberto Bauhia Lieutenant Giuseppe pen.e s,en
ant Gabriel Martinez.
Mayor Opdyke reocived his guests in q becoming
manner, conyersiug with them tn,sh for sbou,
quarter OF hour various subjects Tho officers were
dressed In the NEST gorgeous and active costumes
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Irving Place.-Matinee =. IL
o'C'ck-buotA Dt LAxMERMooR-MARrHA
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NEW BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery-SoaP FAT Man
,cr, az rus ArrU-kNIGHrs THE MIsr-RoBsnRs or
rus Bkkru -
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BARsUM'S MUSEUM, Broadway.-THE MovIsa Wax
FIGURES GIANT BOY. PYTHON. DO. all hours CHRIST.
MAS EvK-RENprzyoUs. Afternoon aud Evening.
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ROwERY THEATRE Bowery.-NoRAH O'DoysrLL-
G,les ScaOGctScs GHosT-MAGIc BARRKL-TRAIL or SIN
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BRYAHr'S MINsTRELs. Mechanics Hall! 47s Broad.
SraUcx BILLv PArrFRsONf
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadvay-Po GA HoyrAs-
Nuns O 'tsptGiV.
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WINTER GARDEN. Broad way-HANpr ANpY-MI.
Ca,sroUs ANNts-RErURsED VOLUNTEER
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 5li Broadway-EraIorfAx n
toses. DANCES, &c.-PANORAxA or TAR NORTH RIVER.
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CAfruN0 on 4 MI r8Am
On Thursday noV!ne last rebel fsrsss tr.'a Q,
seb,sss wagons vcslursd tsc ssas our Inns Il Licx
crssk in pursuit. of fcsass. n ssessA rssr.sssss
cent sner tbsm, and captured sssve~ ws(Aa rhs 70
us,yasy we're q ore 10 end DESTROYED. uanb~ II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

the schooner Hampton with O cargo for the feb
els has been cnptured in Dividing Creek, on the
Potomac, north Of the mouth Of the Rappahan-
mock
WAsnNCroX, Jan %. Tho Navy Depart
ment has received dispatches from Commodore
Harwood, commanding the Potomac tiotllla,
dated the 10 th, stating that the Leslie arrived
at Hampton Roads on Sunday with Schooner
Hampton Of Baltimore in tow, which was captur-
90 by the Currtuck on the morning Of the ljth.
The commodore states that the vessel cleared
light, osteDsibly for the oyster trade, but took
IN her cargo al Baltimore. She bad on board
several passengers, wlo had been in the habit
of passing to and from Virginia At the time
Of the capture Of the Hampton, canoe at the
same place escaped, bat was afterwards taken
at Indian Greek. Commodore ilarwood also
reports that before these occurrences the Curr-
tuck broke up, for the present, an establishment
Tor supplying salt to Richmond, by destroying
the kettles used in its manufacture. ltappears
from the report of Acting Master Llnnekcn,
commanding the Currituck, that, when he ar
rived at Dividing Greek, he was informed by a
negro that, at Southwest Branch, there was n
Iarge mandatory of salt and a steam-mlll
which bad uuextensiycly engaged IN supplying
The rebels with salt.
The commander proceeded thither, sent
party on shore and destroyed all the Kettles,
&C., and left word to the proprietor 10 dlscon-
tpue the occupation under penalty Of tho com
pete destruction of the mill.
MI Burley, Indian Agent for tho Yankton
Sioux, which tribe has been friendly towards
the Government throughout the Indian difficult
ties, reached here to-day, lie came TO Wash
ington with view to urge the proper Depart
mcnt to take precautionary measures against
trouble which may possibly occur in the Spnng
with the same party o! Sioux and other branch
es Of that tribes lie states that al present
there need be no apprehensiops Of any difficulty
Mr. Burley brought with him, as far as Sioux
City, Iowa, the white passengers who wert
captured by the Sioux, and r4nsqmed by oul
Government.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMr OF TIRE PoTOM c, J
CAMP NEAR FALMOUTH,
Jan. 20, $3.50 ?. NJ. }
GtneraL Order 40. I.

UtHfdl OTdtT NO. I.
The commanding General announces to the
Army of the Potomac that they are about to
meet the enemy once more.
The late brilliant actioas in North Carolina
Tennessee and Arkansas have divided and
weakened the enemy on the Rappahannock,
and the auspiciJus moment ems to have ar
rived to strike great and mortal blow to the
rebellion, and TO gain that decisive victory
which is due to the country. Let the gallant
soldiers Of SO many brilliant battefeds ao-
compish the achievement, and a fame the most
glorious awaits them.
The commanding General calls for firm and
united action Of officers and men, and under
the Providence OF God, the Army OF the Poio-
mac will have taken the great step towards re-
storing peace to the country, and the govern
ment To It's rlghIiul auth rity,
BY command OF Mai Gen. burnside.
(Signcd) LEWIS Richmond, IA. &.
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American e. Foreign Paien1
r.. II. EDDY,
SOTJCTTOR OF PaVENT'S

SOLICITOR or PATIENTS.
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the Al OF 1882 DHl
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also In Great Britain, France, aud other foreign
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hut through il Inventors have advantages f,rs4,,
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and can prove, that ntnO other Office 0f TIE KIND at
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uast, has enabled him 10 accumulate vast c1lh9i.,
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and more capable Of putting hoir applclloaa In a ~,
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at the Paloni Office hDMuND BuRkEu
Late Commissioner Of Patent,
Mr. r. Il, Eddy ssmale for nm IuuTEFE m-
cations, Oh al but one Of which patents have neen r
3D. aud that one h NOW pending. such uamistas..
proof oi great talent and ability oH his part lpuds ns .
recommend d Inventors ~ apriy % ha procure IN,
attention bestowed their cares, and 10 yer; rei,ot
/ eharges. JOHN ThGGhRTn"
Dling eight month";, lhc Hubscitel no course of /.
/ large practice, made. ou twice rejected surltaU..
/ SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY one u which wa 4.
.ldol In his favor, by iho Count souei oi lulefie
Z. Il. EDDY
2eeton, Dec. D lad2.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 49, The following was
received at the Navy Department to day, dated
Cairo, Jan. 1910 80 7 NJ
U. S. MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON,
Arkansas Post, Jan. ii 1868.
Hon. Gideon WaitS, Secretary of the Nary
SIR The gunboats Louisville, De kalb,
Lexington. and Cincinnati attacked the fort on
the Arkansas las night and senced the bate
ries, killing 20 of the enemy. The gurboats
attacked again this morning and dismounted
every quo, eleven in all, Col. Huntington,
late of the U. s. Navy, commandant of the
post requested to surrender to the Navy. re-
celged his sword, The army cooperlted on the
land side, The forts were all silenced, and the
guns all dismounted in three hours.
The action was al close quarters on the part
OF the IRON clads, and the firing splendid. The
list OF killed and wounded IS small. The L"u-
isyille lost II, the De Kalo IT, the Cincinnati
none, the Lexington none, the Rather z.
The vessels, although much cut up, were
ready for action in one-hall hour al ter the bat
tie The ight-dralt Rather, 1t. Com. Vii
son smith, and other light.draits joined in the
action when it became general, as did the
B4ekhawk, 1t. Breess with her rihed guns.
Particulars will be given hereafter.
ID. r. PORTER,
Acting Rear Admiral.
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Marching Along" Glory uaIle!u-
jah,"'' Nivn 4 America" and
Gay and Happy"
AIS CONTAINED IN tHR
liOih Edition OF The GOLDEN WREATH,

VnE sale Of this bo has never been cqualed by any
' work VI the kind rhtk Of Two Hundred and Fits
Thousand col les In the hands Of many families and
csh Of these averaging Ave singers each and You have
NOR than Twelve Hundred Thousand Admirers Of the
boOk! Il contains nearly 800 Songs Among these are
Our Flag Is There, Rcvulu onary Tea Hail Columbia
star spanglcd banner, Origin Of Yankee Doodle chill
dtcn Of the Union, w goes the Hammer aat many ether
equally patriotic Songs It's brilliant collection Of Home
sni school Songs comprises Shining Shore Cheer Boys
Cheer, Childs Wish, ncarest Spot Earth, Nettie
NJ ore, Home Again Grave " Washington, May Que H.
shells o. Ocean, Lulu is our Darling, Shed not Tear
Annie Laurie, and nearly 300 others. together with
large variety Of SACRED Piece, and Fayorte Sabbath
Tunes It's prefaoed with Instruct on and Erercsea
the latter Including several piere' with motions adaptrd
to the various rrihes--A very attractive feature
Price, % cents on receipt Of which copies will he
eat, ost paid, OLIVER ntrSON & co, Publisher
II aa'h ington Street. Boston.
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sao, u" En sss oI" +, cLrAvrLASp. Judge.

STATE OF vERMONT,l IN Probate Couti, held
kAEpoLrH nIsINcr, So at Chelsea, Within and foi
said District on the lalh day OF January A. u. 1885
"A ment Il Laura A. Pepper late Of Washington, in said
Disurl Deceased bcn: presented 10 The Couri by lyman
Pepper tho EKecat0t therein named for Pfohutei
Il Is ofduled by said Count, that all penohs concerned
therein be- notified to appear at session OF said Caurt
be holden at a. A. Whites uihee, In Washington, un
the l9h DAY Of February, ltsi and show cause If any
they may have, against thc Probate OF said Mhl Tor
which purpose II further oidelcs nat cory OF the
record Of tAis order be published thee weeks succossveY
Ia ,he aIeen Mssnlain fteeman, printed At Montpelier,
previous 10 said lime appointed iuf hcaus.
true opy of Record
fsw3l Ausst-I H. CLEAVElANn, Judge
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STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, held ia
" AsHIxaros ptsrHicr IS Montpelier within aud Tor said
District, on the Isl day of January A D. 1863;
n llslmmeni purpor Ing To be The last Wiiand Tests
n ment Of Abraham BaIkef late % Baftc. w. sara
District deceased beng presented oe ronu hy Nathan
rruw me Executor theron named fur Probate u 10
ordered b, said ourt that all persons concerned fcn
be notified To appear al session u sad tmi 'ubt h"ot
at the Probate Office IN Montpelier Aforesaid, The 21th
day of Jan. lsG3 aud show cause, " any they may
have against the probate Of said Wul-forw purpose
he published three weeks succe,svc in the Green Noun
tain Freeman, printed at Montpelier previous 70 sad time
Amounted tor hearing true cory VI record,
3G7f3gt Attest, II X. MEkkllL, Judge.
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d. APPLETON, & CO.
All orders should be addressed TO
G, A. ASP, No. 80 Milk Street Boston.
Sole Agent Tor McHs d. Appleton A Co, ior New
HgmTfhlre and Vermont
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

THE l6ihand concluding volume Of the NEW AMER
Il ICAN CltLOPEDiA benz nov IN press aud
shortly 10 be pub ,htd It proper to state that amer
the publication aud delivery TO tubscnhrs OF that vol
ume, the price will BE- advanced 30 cents PER volume
all uure subscribers Tins increased price Is rendered
necessary by reason OF the advance OF paper and mate
rats In The manufacture OF The work so bv the very
great expense OF the literary labor much ding tn
estimate made when we first Issued our terms TO sab.
scfibets i've years since, We have faithfully kept to
our engagements giving TO our ,ub,entois more than
promised and We trust those who ia 10 pfoeare the
work during it, pro!rcss will not regard the increased
price as unreasonable
The Present Price OF tho yclapr Ola,
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STATE OF VERMONT, PROBATE couR?s yifin
Iaid will be holden at the Probate Office In Montpelier IN
I'D District on Tuesday OF each week, during the yeaI
.nsuing Persons having business with said Court re-
russted TO attend to the same said court days.
n. K. MERRILL, Judge.
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Gil TN =!
Il. r. RIKER,

d x A p Err AND TAILO
has just returned nom NEW YORK with good stock Of
Broadcloh, Cassmeres and vcsilngs Of late Patterns
and styles German Broadcloths, Black Doeskinst
French Fancy Doestns, for Gentlemen's
Pants Rich silk aud Marseilles Yest.
insx satin and silk vestings,
hest qualities
Dcr All Garments made at His Shops will be done In
the most workmAniike and fashionable manner,
Garments cut for others TO make, and warran ed TO At
Gentlemen wishing ~ good aud fashionable Coat,
can -; 4 ~ calling at hikers Sh7l.
May - INV.
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George n. Kimmey's Estate.

'UlE subscribers, having been appuInltdby lonoa-
| bic Probate Court forthe District Of Rardolph, com
missioners toreceYe, examine and adjust all claims Nhl
dema nds Of al persons against tbe Estate oi Geo Kin
ney tate Of Bf0okfc' in said district deceaschi tcheehl
ed insnycnt and the term of s& months from the &ilh
day OF Drcember 1872 being allowed by Conu loihf
creditors Of said deceased lu cNll UHd prove tN'terlV
i've claims before uF; tive notice that we win attend %
the duties Of cur appointment 10 the c dwelling house
81 the de- ,eascd IN HfuokGed 10 ald district ou ihe
second Thursday of February an jane next al one
O'Clock in the afternoon, ON each Of said days
JONI llERRltk. r,,,,,',s
q A. CLARK,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

Special Dispatch 10 The Boston Journal.
WAsnINGroN, Jan. 90 Should the House
of Representatives sustain the report of Mr..
Dawes Of Massachusetts, in the Vandaeer case,
several Members Of Congress, who have been
drawing pay as representatives and as military
officers, will have to give up one position.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

TuE peculiar taiato
infection which m
call ScgoFuLt luis
in die constitutions.
multitude ofmcn b
either produces or1
produced by au 81
tecblcd, initiated s'.a
of the blood whga
that iluijl bcc0ncs
competent TO .uta.
The vital iogccsindl..
vigorous action 81.
leaves the system
fall into disorder ar
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27
AYERS
CHERRY PECTORAL,

The WORLD 3 Great RemVuy W
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
ofConsumptive patients
in advanced stages
of the disease.
This has been so long used and so unl
yersally known that we need do no mon
than assure the public that its quality Is k'p
up to the best II ever has been, and that y
may be relied on to do all il has ever done
Prepared by Dir. j. c. AVER \ Co"
Practical and analytical Che''''A
Lowell Mass
Sold by all druggists every where.
y PIERRE, CO., Montpelier, J. HENRY w
Wholesale and Retail Agents.
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TRIEaR apR1o NEWS ITEMS
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoT0NA
To.u.,.. 10

Several distinguished visitors arrived here to
day, including Hon. Henry j. Raymond Be-
You'd this nothing beyond the ordinary routine
has transpired. Weather mild.