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1pHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

A<h
TRIESEMAR,I la and s-Protected by Royal
Letters Patent OF England. and secured ny the
Seals of the Ecole de Pharmacie de Pms, and the
Imperial College of MedloIne. Vienna
No. I Is invaluable for exhaustion and nstorrhea,
ard al physical disabilities.
No. 2 CON pletely eradioates ell traces of thoee
diseases thai have been hitherto treated hy the
seOus and Pernloi"us use of corsiva snd cubebe.
no. has entirely suPplanted the injurious use of
mercury, thereby insUrlng % the sufferer speedy
relief, dIspersing ell Impurities, and roofing out
the venom Of disease.
TRlEsEMAR, Nos. !, and 8. are prepared in
the form OF lozonge, devoid of taste And smell.
and oan be carried IN the vaIstoost pocket. Sold
cases, aud divided into separate doses, ed
mInistered by Vepeau, Lsllemand, Roux. RiooTd,
&o Price IS each, or four oases for %, which
saves S3; and In SI casee, whereof, there 10 q ssy
BARROW, of 194 Bleecker street, New York.
will forward the TTieseusr 20 any part of the world,
securely packed, and addressed according to the in
structi. ms of the writer.
The Book, of all others, that should be read by
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
IS "HIman Frailty, or PhysIolos ica Researohes."
It is beautifully illustrated, and treats ulButely Of
all the symp oms that Invsrabiy develop them-
selves, sooner or later, resultIng from the freties
and vitatng habits Of early youth. Ineapacitating
the victim from sharing the Tuition cf the mstri
monIal state, snd. II not checked m time, desener
him, step by step To- lingering and untimey death
Sold by DIR. PA RROw, 19l Bleecker street, four
doors below MscdOugsl, New York. Pnoe .
cents. sent free every where.
Sold slso by 8. &. Ford, Jr., Drug Store, Wesh-
ington. ID. T.. de 2-6m
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Ladies', Call Early
AT
RiBbtEs RRiEBBbtEs 9kESENAt 9EESENAtt q Store; sT9kEE
Ne: Ne: sSa sSa FEENNA: FENNA: AVENUE: AyENTE::
Beautiful Jewelry.
YOU CAN FAX FHRE 2Yb goR Es1sf S!ieF FOR
ONE DOLLAR.
&siSSHshEtESs &SfAt As 4 e sGkR GMIsH ssHFTEE'rs ITEE'rs,
ksSk kkssSSs snd snf Bksb sksb sETs, sETs,,
MIN KAfE sSsktd s3S skktk!tt!hSr sEfs' SETS
CAMEO and GOLD STONE SETS,
BSaSEF SS$jH aSES Sd xiHSS5s SHhs5 SETS,
,, - $S##I!EPBEEESS;;s $#I!: !:PEES;s Sfak24s. Sfak 2a4HsAINs'
$EESS#Ess $ESS#s I ME; MkAfen XFSF iHAESS; kESs;;
GENTS, sLkEXE BiITToSS and STUDS,
GOBLETs, CUPS, DO.
Lverytaslns in in the the store new and perfect. and
liz Evry article maSxfaeiG,sd Jor the ,esulo,
retan trade, and warranted TO be the same quality
as Is retalled from hve to thirty dollars eaoh
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR,
REGARDLEss OF CosT.
As this great sale continues but a short time
persons desiring to supply themselves with Jewery
at these unheard OF prices will please call early at
ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STORE.
3O2 Pennsylvania avenue,
between 9th and 10th streets
ID w. RIDDLE.
III Remember the Number-3O2-as we have
no connection with others, protesting TO sell at our
prices, III this city.
RECEIVED this day q large inyoics of SILVER
WARE, consisting of Breakfast and lea Sets:
Card and Cake baskets; Patent Syrup Pitchers;
Butter Dishes; Fruit Knives; Tea Knives; Forks;
Sugar and Cream spoons; Napkin Rings; Butter
Knives, IN sets and single Kl ives ana Forks. in
sand Dinner Castors; Double and Single salts; a
large variety 9i Plain, Chased, and Cat GobIets,
regard to origInal COST at from 81 to $50, and
warranted to be what they are represented, and
fully 100 per cent. less than they can be 6ough ht
26-tr 300 Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 10th sts
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RIRDS, BIRDS FOR SALE.-I rave just re-
- GER ed splendid assortment of Birds fT0mX
Birds, Thrushet, Bull Fipchss: Gold Finohes, "
Fapeosussy Fnees ssy ya k, sellSw sss%nsIs h hsys
Mocsw Parrot. and green and grey. have Nook
lns sva Birds; Rsd Wing Black Birds, Red Birds,
Of all kinds fom 10 cents to sic, az JOHN
the Capitol gate. fe 9-lIn
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w A AND GEORGETOWN

w AND GEORGETOWN
PEOPLE take
notice, will be to their interest to do So that
W., H. READS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
LlVEHWORf for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseaess,
Group and other affections of the throat and chest
and also his SORE THROAT POWDER, are
two OF the most inallibse remedies of the day and
no family should be without them; and besides,
thsy are so cheap Is 70 be within the reach Of all
We DO not poet strangers TO believe what We
write In regard to our own medicines consea uent-
" we refer you To the following well known gem
temens certl hcates which can be seen at the Trug
stOres where the articles for sae they SAY they
are the beat Cough and sore Throat Medicines
they have ever known:
Rev. JAS III. Brown, Rev. George BIldt
Rev. Sam'l A. Wilson, Rev, VIM A. UIcks
Rev. Wm A. Snvely, Rev. John FoIey
Rev. jas 3. Nc Murray, Rev. VIM. X. Mills.
OF the Baltimore Conference.
Each article Is cents o bottle.
Wholesale by w FL. Read & Co., Druggists, 60
Broadway, Baltimore.
!, At retail by r. s. T. CIsEel & Co., Druggist,
6eorgetown.
Charles Stott, Druggist. 375 Pa. avenue
WIN. 3. Thompson. Druggist, Fifteenth st. and
New York avenue, Washington.
John T.. Bates, Druggist, Navy Yard. ia "a i'm
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GREAT SACRIFICE!
VI BARGAINSm
BARGAINSm
Having my large stock of Clothing damaged by
hre and water last week, will commence this dsy
by running of my entire stock regardless of cost
and solicit all those that wish to procuTee
COAT,
PANTS,
VEST, &C.,
at less than half the original cost, to give me an
early call the stock must he sold within 10 days
JONAS CLICK,
No. PA Pa av- betw. 1lth and 18th sts.,
fe l3 Iw Washington. ID. q.
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CkEkNHiHARSH}N kENiAS}N HSsBst HHHHkst s... EFfsTaUkANT fssys
to inform his friends and the put lic0A ~
generally that he has taken and fitted v&IN
up ina superior manner the Restau-
rant at the southeast corner of enn.
avenue and sixth street. He viii at ell times be
prepared to serve al Who may favor bin with a
CARS. as well as OYSTERS GAME a.d other
dellcacles of the season. fe Aim
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EDUCATIONAL.

Tuosr, FEMALE EDUCATION.
nOsE Parents who wish their daughters % re-
te Seeave 4 tnorough and systematic educahon, where
azfnuon, g9der the most approved system Of Calls
tnencs ana gymnastics, are respectfully Invited q,
.Islt the Unlon Female Academy. corner -Four
teenth 81 and New York av,
,u~. MR.. MRS. z. RICHARDS,.
90 S,-9 Principals.
FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
, Mrs; 8. J; MCCORMICK, PlIscrp.I.
nc mlrteenth annual session Of t0ls lns tuf,ou
VIZ commence on Tuesday, September 18th Iu the
e resGently occupied BY Sylvester Scott, Ess
=, The course Of study pursued will compri,e ali
tne branches rec uislte to q thorough Enelish Fd1
cslon, and MUSIC, French, Latin and Drawing. in
In addition to day scholars. Mr.. Mocormiot 4,
kIepareo 70 receive limited number Of pupils a.
20 slI who copstItntins part Of her own fam
of Home. ~ >'"A' ihn"onoos
=, ,Rsfreness.-Rev. Geo. III. Norton, Rev. py. Il,ss
narriso1, key ID. r. SPngg, William II. Fowle,
Esq', EDGAR Snowden, ESQ. Edmund F. Witmer
Ese" benry Marbury, ESQ.,. Lewis McKensIe
EEssa. Esa. heoert n. Hun3n, ESQ w. ID. wallaoh
E1,.L E1,oL Evening star Bepjsmi1 wsters, Ese ,Jss
Messrs. Blscklocf 4 Marshall, Messrs' Cor
Brothers. w
Board, with Tuition in al the EnflisS Branohes
SaSior the annual session-Psya able semi annually,
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
III No extra charges. An S-d
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MISCELLANEOUS.
One Dollar.

S1-$1-S1-S1-S1-S
S1-S1-Sl-SI.SI-S
476 Pa. Av. EvANS'S 416PA. Ay
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l. ENRICH. at the corner of Penn. a
avenue and Eleventh street, has been S&y
greatly improved recently and now offers lEsE& III
greater Inducements for the patronage of cit
and strangers than any other public house in the
oltJ his prices being less than those of any 0tbsr
botei on Penn. avenue, and his accommodations
for permanent or transient bosrders unexoeption-
able. The bar and restaurant errsngements of the
European Hotel have already become yefy pom
iaI, being sll that can be desired by the most fas
tldous. The proprietor pledges n unrelntted atten-
ton and contlsued liberal expenditure 10 give sat
lsfaotlon TO all, and thus Ienews his invitation
all 10 give the European Hotel q call. de az,
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DENTISTRY.

M TEETH.
~. LOOMS, nj. d., the inventor and patentee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 49,
tends personally ct his Office in this CITY L.
MANY persons can wear these teeth who oS6Ip
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ofiioe can be accommodated
win any style and price of Teeth they may desTe;
cieanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this cIty-No. 49, : Pa avenue, between
phla. 90 Is N
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1OUh of AN II
JEWELRY
IN OUR STORE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
Elegant CARBUNCLE.---... Sets for 81
Elegant LAVA Sets for 81
Elegsnt GARNET --- Sets for 81
Elegant JET .---.....-.-- ----- --.. Sets for 8
Elegant CORAL and GOLD. Sets for 8,
Elegant MEDALLION. .---- Sets for 81
Elegant RIM MOSAIC go .---. Sets for 81
Elegant PLAIN GOLD .----...-..-.. Sets for n
Ladies' GUARD CHAINS. for 81
Ladies' CHATELAINE CHAINS for 81
Ladies' NECK CHAINS NS..-.--for 81
Gents VEST CHAINS, 90 different
Patterns). ).....---.....---.......fO for 81
LARGE LOT OF PLATED WARE,
consisting of
TABLE, TEA and DESERT SPOONS, FORKS,
CREAM PITCHERS, CAKE BASKETS,
CREAM LADIES, TEA SETS OF
KNIVES and FORKS, BUTTER
KNIVES, CUPS, &C., 80.
Also; A Large Assortment of JEwELRY. which
we oan sell at 50 cents per article.
BOOKS-BOOKS.
CLOSING OUT OUR STOCK AT GREAT
SACRIFICE.
s1.Oo BOOKS Selling for..............5o 50 cents
Sl.25 BOOKS Selling for ........... 90 to IS cents
S2@ BOOKS Selling for. 81 to S LIS
NOW IS YOUR TINE
TO GIT
BOOKS and JEWELRY
LOWER THAN EVER Before.
CALL EARLY AT
416 Pa. Av. EvANs'S. 476 PA. Av.
fe 13-tr
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A MOTHER FRESH SUPPLY OF GOOD
"A BOOKS,

FRENCH RICHSTElN,
21s PkNN. AVENUE, WASHINGTON,
Ilfe IN the Old Word. by fredrika Bremen 2
VOLS, limo, cloth; price 81 80.
One Of Them, BY Charles Lever, paper 81 cents.
M essage ON the Sea, by Charles Dickens, paper;
30 cents
The American Question, l2mo cloth pnce so
cents; by mail free on receipt of price. Heavy dis
count At our store for cash. fel3
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THE DAILY EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED EVERY NOON.
tsUNDAYS EXCEPTEDJ
AT rHE STAR BUILDINGS,
C0TE<T of PsnsssVEvaais nvs,, ma and Iltk ,t
w. ID. WALLACH.

fsters se1Sed IN packages hJ carriers at % Q
year, or 81 cents rsr month. To mail subscribers
the price Is s5.so year, ~ adrance; % for six
months, 81 for three months; and for less than
tH'ee months st the rats of u cents week Single
copies, ONE CENT; in wrappers, TWO csSrs.
USADvERTIsEasSrs Eaouid be sent to the once
before II o'cook IN: other wise they may not appear
until the next DAY.
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Sheviw'S Sale.

10y VIRTUE Of two Gfas TO mo directed
Id from tho Circuit Clerk OF Pamela
county, ! will scllto the highest bidder for
cash, at the Court House door, in the town
Of Pamela, on Monday, the llth day Of
March, 1861, oil the interest that John J.
Thornton has in the following slaves, to
wit. Elyira and her i've children, aged
from 10 years 60 8 months old, levied on by
mtc o satisfy said dfas, one in favor Of Laird
4 Helm against John 8. Thornton Of 81,
tho other in favor Of Butts 4 Shuford
a%gsins' John s. Thornton, and both for tho
use Of wm. Il. Caldwell, sale within legal
no ~. j. II. JONES, Sheriff.
February :. 1861. n3-tds
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OUR STOCK or TRIMMINGS,

IL very tasty and very extensive. ans We
can put them right down to the lowest pcs
sible prices.
We feel grateful 10 our friends for the
vcry liberal share % patronage ALREADY be-
slowed urcu rs. and hcrc By studious APP
rliestion TO the interest Of our friends and
the public generally to merit the same, and
in visw n the fact that purchase this
fall is large, and taking into consideration
the shcrsness Of the present crcr. We have
Married cur goods al ths lowest rcssible
prices.
Please give n 4 esll before buyins else
where Ne NE 10 show goods whether We
eau sell or not.
MYTH 4 soRsBy.
Pamela, Sept. =. lsso. n56-fk
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Negroes Tor Sale.

WYE have somo Sixteen or Eighteen
w likely young Ncgsoes (say from Ten
to Twenty years old) for sale at our farm
adjoining the lands Of y. 8. Bivcns ind
some ten miles southwest Of Pamela. Our
agent j. @. Whitesidc, Gun be found at my
place Mt any time, fully empowered to sci
the slaves. BANTER & liOLMESLY.
December 2sth, 1860. n502m.
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GNlH4 NINl ihNhlitb ItHuuNlNEf
HOOP SKil,TS.
Fancy Dress Silks,
Biui Siik,;
White Siiks,
Urcen Silss,
Pink Florence silks,
Gross ia Rhine silks, .
White, Black 4 Pink Satin,
Silk llandAcrrkicfs.
Linen HANDKERCHIEF,
Linen Cambric lidkfs,
Cotton llundserchicfs,
Black Fringe,
White Fringe.
Fancy SiIkdo.
Fancy Dress Trimmings,
Fancy Drcss Buttons,
rancy Head Dresses,
tbitutrs,
Sttt Bracelets,
Necklaces,
Jaeauct and Swiss Collars,
Sleeves in Sets,
Black Lace Wells,
Love Wells.
Grcen BCragc.
Brown Bcragc.
White Beragc,
Belts.
Hosiery.
Gloves.
Elaatics,
LICE MhNTlLLAS AND POINTS.
white Bsrass Man,ilias and shawis.
READy-MApg CLOTHING
Tor Gentlemen and Bows use-a full "a.
sorsment. at REDUCED PRICES.
have the largest stock Of Ladies. Misses.
Gents and Bsvs HATS that has EVER been
brought 10 this place. Also. trimmed and
uutrimmet BuNNErS. Bonnet. Cap. Lutte
string and Satin Ribbons,
Cnnbarrlias aud Parasois,
ulRDW IRE IND CUTLERY,
China. Glass and Crcckery Ware,
Tobacco. Segars AMI Snuff.
Shot. Powder. Caps aud Lead,
Tubs. Bueiess. Well Wheels.
' Well Buckets. Grass
and Cotton Rope.
Dugs and Medicines.
y 6oors 4Np sycoUs.
Of the bes, to be found in the Eastern maj
ket.
A Schcol Books and S,ssisnerv. Msmcrdun
81 pav and Pass Books. Account. Cap.
Letter and Note Paper. Blank,
Notes. Geld Pens With Silver
cases. Gold and Silver
: Watches, Lsokisg
Glasses.
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= Sursingles and CsIret Bagein fac
q. everything usually kept IN any DIR Coo
p uease-aM Of which ! viii sell ~ lcw
can be bought In shis aask \ ~ ei.ewher
&. l. RALLINgS.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-11-21

purchase money, which is about four thousand
dollars
The chairman of this commission requested
the said Stearns to collect the rents, which are
5000 year, and apply it apon the mortgage
debt, which he agreed to do.
Said Stearns has brought foreclosure upon
the mortgage and obtained u decree. which is
not entered on the docket, but will expire in
April, 1862 The farm is worth about $4,000,
ana the steps necessary to be taken to protect
the interest of the State therein must be deter
mined by the legislature, and power given to
pay the decree, if necessary.
Suits have been instituted by the states at
torney Of Washington county, against said Bates
and all his sureies upon all the bonds of the
late treasurer, and the same is now pending in
the court in Washington county. Upon these
suits the property of the sureties (who had any)
was attached. A suit has also been instituted
by said states attorney in favor of the State
against said Bates and p. Belknap, declaring
against them as co-partners, and your commits
sioners are of opinion that they are liable as
such to the State for the money taken and u.s.
ed by them to purchase property on joint ac-
count.
Said Belknap has transferred large part of
his visible property, to prevent the state ON
reaching it by attachment
Whether the state will lose all or any por-
ton of the money so taken from the Il easury,
depends upon the re ult of the litigation already
in process, and such means as mas be used to
enforce the rights OF the state. There is no
prospect that the parties will voluntarily do any
thing, which will be just or satisfactory to the
state.
Your commissioners have received no propo-
sition which they could regard as advantageous
to the state to accept, and they have not dis
charged any of the suretes of said Bates nor
do your commissioners find that any of the in
nocent sureties of said Bates are suffering on
account Of any suits against them in behalf of
the state.
Your commissioners have taken large a.
mount of testimony, but they are of opinion
that the interests of the state require that it
should not be made public at present but it
will be available in the prosecution of parties
connected with the defacation of the late treas
urer yet your commissioners, being servants
of the state, will be subject to the direction of
the general assembly.
All of which is respectfully submitted,
LEVI UNDERWORLD
JOHN B. PAGE, Commissioners.
II w. HEATON.
MONTPELIER, Nov. -, 1861.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-11-21
VOL. XXVEIE.
THE BRAVE AT HOME.

The maid who binds her warriors sash,
With smile that we'll her pain dissemblcs,
The while beneath her dropping lash
One starry tenrdrop hangs and trcmbles.
Though Heaven alone records the tear,
Aud Fame shall never know her story,
Her heart has shed n drop rs dear
As ever dewed the field Of glory.
The wife who girds her husbands sword,
Mid little ones who weep or wonder,
And bravelv speaks the cheering word,
What though her heart he rent asundci-
Doomed nightly in her dreams TO hear
The bolts of war around him rattle,
Hath shed as sacred blood rs e'er
Was poured upon the plain of battle!
The mother who conceals her grief
While to her breast her son she presses,
Then breathes n few brave words and brief,
Kissing the patriot brow she blesses,
With no one but her secret God,
TO know the pain that weighs upon her,
Sheds holy blood as e'er the sod
Received on Freedoms field of honor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-11-21

Major General Halock arrived in Washing
ton last week. He reported himself early to
Gen. Mcclellan and was cordially welcomed.
lie was accompanied by Gen. Mcclellan to the
Executive mansion, where he was introduced to
the President and members of the Cabinet and
the same welcome was extended to him. 1t is
not yet been decided to what department Gen.
Hallock will be assigned lie is not second in
command as is stated by some of the New
York journals, but the third of the Major Gen
erals created by the last Congress.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-11-21

1t now appears that when Mr. Slidell, in com
pany with James NJ. Mason, of Virginia, depar-
ted Tor Europe, he took with him his wife and
interesting son and daughter Shrewd men in
this quarter, who know the willy Louisiana Sen
otor, predict that it is his intention never to
returns that, so far from caring about the in
terests OF the Confederaey, he is only glad to be
rid OF it, and that, if reverse should happen
to DAVIS Co., he will quietly settle down and
cultivate his foreign tastes, leaving his friends
at home to take care of themselves
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-11-21

Springfield seems determined not to be out
done in its support of the present war. The
town contains but 5000 inhabitants, yet has
sent so men to fight for the country, five being
from one family. The ladies also during the
three weeks just passed, have manufactured ar
ticles for the sanitary commission, and have
sent off five large boxes, containing the follow
ing articles 46 bed quilts, 80 woolen blankets,
100 pairs woolcn socks, | IL pillow cases, linen
sheets, 40 cotton sheets, 67 napkins, 27 old
linen handkerchiefs, "a books and magazines,
old shirts, eravats, l muffer, l dressing
gown, bag mutton tallow, 25 pounds dried
apples, boxes guava jelly, one can solidifed
milk, quantity of cotton batting, and quan..
tity of old linen and cotton for bandages and
compressers. Other articles have been handed
in since the articles named were forw arded, and
and another box is to be sent soon.