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Medical Notice.

The undersigned, having had an exc ex.ensl,s Nv
ia,,ee in Ellsw orth the past ei2h, YEAR, no"
Plis ,hst n i A duty he owes TO himself ahd pun
mr 4, set apart fes months for pealeal s'mas.
shall therefore leave Ellsworth a.Su' M ds,. ,n M,
.i,,hs az. ~ I5 oi October, and during my absence
~ .n. 70 have all OF my accounts settled Al, res
ON. xishing TO settle " nh n,e nii pieaee - n "
fore that time. s0tf
Els. July s6, ls6s.
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Advertised Letters.

All letters remaining In the Office are ad-
rcrtiscd on Monday OF each week. If no,
claimed in one month thereafter they are
then forwarded to Washington. 4
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throa. and Iunr,
such As Coughs, Coids, Whoop,ng
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma.
and Const.rnpt,or,

Cough Bronchitis, Asthma
and Consumption
Probably never before In the whole bis,orx ~
me7iicihe bAs ANYTHING won widely and so te.ply
UPON The confidence of mankind, as this exrellcnt
remedy Tor pulmonary complaints. Through A lon-
series q years, and among most Of the rares q,
men ha- risen higher ard higher in their estitna
Ion. a. u ma become better known IL unts,rrn
character and power to cure the various afeefinns
81 ne lungs and ihrost, have made known a. a 10
hablc protector Against them. While aslapte,i Il,
ullrF forms of disease and TO young chircn II "a
~ the same time the most cectual remedy Thai can
ee gwen Tor incipient consumption, and the dan
Ecfous Affections Of the throat and lunrs A ur,
VISION against sudden attacks OF Croap h sh5uli
IL Kept on hand IN every family and ifdcssl a. All
arc s"n1ctiHnrs subject TO colds and corghs All
should he provided with this antid1ie for them
Although eeftlet Co,snss r,fsoa Is thought In.
rurHhie, stlil great numbers of cases wcre The a.
case seemed scttlesi. have been conulefrlv cnt,~I
Anh thr patient RESTORED to sound health ly the
Cherry pecfordf. 80 complete n n masterv
over the disorlcTs of the i-ungs aud Throat thst
the most obstinate OF them sicld IL n When moth.
ing ctse could reach them. under the CHERRY Pee
foraf they suhsidc and disappear.
Aiagers and Public Speakers lnd great pro-
tecsicn from it.
Asthaa Is always relieved and ofscn wholly
cured hy IL -
bronchitis IL generally cured bv taxing lie
Cherry PICTORIAL In small and frequent ,loscs
80 generally arr It's virtues known that We nerd
not publish the certificates OF them here or do more
than assure the public that It's qualities are fully
maintained.
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why don't your father take news
paper?" said q man to little boy whoI
he caught pilfering his paper from III
doorstep. ''Cos he sends me to take IL
answered the urchin.
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!. NJ. additional charge will be made
for printing the Business Card and re
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across the end Of any OF the envelopes
furnished by the Post Office Department.
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of not less than 500
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I N'E .hEN- IL Is curious
iact that nearly all the successful nevs-
paper men in New York are what na,.
properly be called .selfmade." Henry
- haymond, who made the Times. and
~ IN thc front rank of journalists
1 worked himself up from the lowest
round in the ladder. In l843 he wrote
letters for the Cincinnati Chronicle
/ lor which he received about 81 each
rs made living at that time chiefly
I oy corresponding for out-of town nd
I pers. The TjmeS would now sell f,r
81 'z1o'VoO. Horace Greeley started
the Tribune without capjtaI II !.
nov one of the most valuable piece,
81 newspaper here. and Greely Is still
at IT'S head. The T,1bune Association
nave understand. declared a quar-
terly dividend of 30 per cent. Its
shares are worth $1,000, the par valua
OF which IS $1,000. The Hsrald was
started by James Gordon Bennett hi.
capital being brains and industry
Bennett Is now worth millions. and his
paper yields clear profit of 500. 900
per annum. Manton Marble tool, ,ha
Uofld when it was an experiment. He
had no money, the paper was not pay
ing, but he was aided bv canitslists
lie built up the paper, made il profit
able, and Is now sole proprietor. 1t
Yields handsome annual income
Charles A. Dana was for several vaars
managing editor of the Tribune. He
was subsequently editor of the Cbjca.
90 Republican, but did not succeed
lie came back to New York, and, in
company with others. bought the SIN.
which under his management. is al
ready great success The circula-
Lion OF Tue SIM, on the first Of Janua
y lsb'. was 81 900. 1t is now 52.O,O
md growing rapidly. The Sun i a
wc cent paper. The profits on the
'irculat'on are very small, of course.
'ut It gets plenty of advertising at 20
o % cents per line.
The New York people advertise lib.
rally, and pay big prices. Hence the
'ha, which could not be publishe in
'incinnati, is here verv profitable
BUSINESS men believe in advertising.
nd to this, in large part, is due the
Ntraordinary growth Of the city. The
"n Is printed exclusively on Bullock
resses' which seem to be the perfeo-
on Of printing. The machines are
uch cheaper than the Hoe press:
mt ooth sides at once, and require
feeders. The expenses in the Sun
'ess room are s20J per week less
an they would be if the Hoe presses
ere used. The Herald is also run
ng Bullock press and has ordered
second
The Mess9s. Brooks, of the Express,
e also self-made men. believe they
.rted the Express and are still man
ing it. do not know who started
, Post; but W. c. Byrant has been
entitled with it, if not from the be-
ming at least for a great many wears.
5 capital was made up Of brains. 1t
a very profitable paper. The old
'prietors of the Journal Of Commerce
dead. 1t bays largely. Bonner of
Ledger is worthy of remark in this
alton, although he does not run
ly paper. He went into the Ledqer
N the case, and now publishes one
he best and most profitable weekly
,ers in the world, and competes sue
sfally with Vanderbilt in the horse
}. Speaking of Vanderbilt reminds
that he laid the foundation of his
sperity. He began on brains, and
', at ripe old age, has his brains
,ood order, and about seventy mill
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over or, and not over IL or, 6 cents !;
over IL o.. and not over 10 on. cents.
The weight of packages Of seeds. cuttings.
roots. and scions Il limited to 32 ounces
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

\ dressing which
D, ai once agreeable.
healthy. and cfcciual
inr preserving Tie
ha Faded o. gray
~ soon resored
- ~ original collar
w'h hr g'oss aad
fs.as G..- ss.,s. s,s.es:
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h Qualities or
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-16
EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.


ine case Of the sloop Of war Cuba will come
np before the Unned States Commissioned a.
wilmington to-day. The government having
naoe witness Of a marine who deserted from
lne CUBA the officers of the Cuo, attem pied TO
oILeSt MIN yesterday. but the United States
anorues intervened and they gave up the
GHeral w. H. Parsons, of Texas, an ex- Con-
'uerate GeLeral, a Democrat, and recently 4
suppoIer OF General A. j. HamiItoa has come
ont IN favor of General Edmund j. Davis for
bONeft or, snd Challenges any Democratic sup
lorter OF Hamilton to meet him on the stump
a cestIuc i've fire occurred last evepi,y a,
Inc works Of the Richie Coal Oil Companv ON
IRE washington Turnpike, near BsItirn,rs
Ine oundIng and machinery were en- tireIv A.
stroy ed The establishment was set on ara nv
Unknown parties. W
Governor Hoffman, of New York has axas
upon the 18Th of November as a day OF tnanrs.
living and prayer This is the same d,v dss.
IsI ated by the President. "0'
John r. Knowles mas bssn anpo;n,.a Ina.
OF tn- United States District Court for the ms :.
~ OF Rhode Island.
he loss by fire in Baltimore and v,c;n,,,,
over StGA,0OJ. W
The r1mor of the death of General CastelIo
% tue iLsurgent army IN CUBA, Is confirmed
There have been Ugh: frosts in Augusta a nd
otner section of Georgia
Inc Legislature OF Vermont orsanizsd @,
Montpelier yesterday 81
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DRoPOsALs FOB FORAGE.
DEPoT QUARrERxAs

DEPOT QuARrERSAsrkR's OFFICE.
q. s5ss S Ssfs hS Is .rS sSi
ST.HT &c be Of rst els.. guilty,
n' as.. the q, year
deli.ered monthly. any. here vithia one mile q
e e: %s:, e one an. .ps
n nil; fre1 0sorgeso.a, and small quantity Ct
s sscas. T., pS.s :: scss
ssss q S S:s q. sS:.
'nSSHi ass1.' IN Sp 800 s.s :S p. ton
sesks; and 81 Hay and stra. Der ton. '''' ~''hoss
At four and sinssy ys suas. q os1s
~ inoesond oye hundred and ninety eight
d fss sG ne. ?. Hs, and 81.
% binding the United states 20 receive ,u.t ~;
az THAT :: the me, ns e
month: The United ssstes reserves the rfsst 70
time curing the ooSsssanoe Of the ooasrs :. any
siTr,hn ss snnu Gays notice.
ADD to 6sve place or business in this CITY.
the snm Of i've thousand collars. signed b. two
rssgGIsl6is spretie.. th.t the bidder viii, IL sue.
cue contract In accordance with the above re-
A bond in the sum Of f,csn,y rLousand ts,o ooo,
collars; signed BY himsen and too accepted su-s-
Hes required 81 toe suCct esf0l bidder. for
Inc iaithful fulh lDent Of his contract.
rsy menu viii be made monthly for quantity OF
forage and straw deliv@ red ~ IN funds or a. soon
tnereafter as funds are furnished for me purpa.a
None TO be paid for on r-cei pts of the narss
70 whom delivery has been ordered
, AZ bids vii be submitted IL the Quarternaster
Seneral before wardfng contract
of contract. 1917
Pr, possis. in duplicate. viii be addressed to IN.
uncerriened with by Of ADVERT semest alta he'd
nAked Proposals for Forage" aud bidders are
INVITED 70 be present at the opening Of BIDS.
j. q. McFERRAN.
Deputy Quartermsster General,
brevet Brig adler General. Army,
Ocli-bt and De- Dot d aarfa I'm a.tar.
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RAILROADS,
4 $50,

1869. WASHINGTON. 1869.
ALEXANDRIA, AND GEoRaITOwH
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIMEi
COMMENCING MONDAY, Der. 1IrH, 1869.
EVENING SPECIAL TRAIN FOB THEATRE
And OPERA.
,,2sss o IS re: sSAa GsAssss &1
turther notice, PAeoEN6 R3xA
andria, as follows:
THR0UGH NAIL TRAINS,
- tSundays Included
LEAVE AsHINGToN-from Maryland avenue
LEAVE ALExANDRIA-From corner Duke and
Henry streets-5 50 . m.
LOCAL PA6sEN0BR TRAINS
tSundays sXcepte4.D
LEAVE WAsHINGroS--From Maryland avenue
Depot-9s m. II q. m - D. m, 400 m 7:s5 m.
LEAVE Acknowledging corner Duke and
henry streete-i30 Q. m. From st. Asaph and
h1rg etreets-S and 10 .. m and p. m.
~ EveNING SPECIAL TRAINS will ~ run
on TUh6DAfS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS,
rs follows:
LEAVE ALExANDRTA-From corner et. Asaph
ano King streets-7 p. m.
LEAVE WASHING TON-From Maryland avenue
Depot-ll:25 p. N
A. STEVENS, Gent supt
w. j. PHILIPS, 0en1 Manager. ocl-lm
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u b, BIO n 4 US .-s,
GOLDEN REMEDIE0.

Ask for no other. take no Other, end yoa Win
81 ,Oeo REwARD Tor asy oass Of disease in any
stage which they fail 70 cure.
nj ~: R.sAss GeId.. Bs!sem lo. cure Ulcers,
Esnsous q Skin 1rgltiens, Colper. Coiorsd
the arsStsst sSSs ystoT. Iitsrstive' si md aiSn6
Puiihst knovn; gepovs. eli diseess ffs@ the SyS-
Pr RieassI Code. Belsem No. cures nssel.
nN Aneeoono, Bheo0Attom In oil tto forms,
whether nom msep9ry or other ca!ses; dives I'm
mediate relief p 81 easee Ne diettng neces!ary.
Ihsv0 Thousands o. CsItiho0tss proving the miroo-
uious euree enscted BY these Remedtes. Price Of
either no or Me- 3. os.oo Per bottle, or two bot
plsssans and radiesl cure Ssr I'll Urinary DsssSss
nents. accompanied With fun directions. Prize
Dr. Eieias's 0sldss Blixsy d'Amssv, Q rsAioa,
cure fof lsrye1s Or osn:rsl Debility. b old o.
Price . % PER bottle, or tvo bottles tor % o.
shipped . any piscS. PromSt stteStioe saia = .
eli oorssHonds1ss ncns genuine without the
RieAsrds. sole IroDrissor." blown in slsss 81 bot.
Address Oh D. . RIOHABDs. No. 9ss vsrfcs
street. Nsw York. Once holn nom 8. y. 20 . ,
N. - Circulars sent. jy3-iy
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RY COOPER LATIMER, AuctIoneers,
- (Successors to Jas. O. Mcclure co.
Southwest corner Penn'A avenue and 18th street

10y COOPER LATIMER. Auctloneers.
- tSuccessors to Jas. O. Mcclure Oo)
Southwest corner Penn'A avenue and lIth street
cHAEOERY SALE or HIGHLY VALUABLE
sUBUkBAN Pk0PERTI, BRING TIE SITE
" THE LATE CAMPBELL HOSPITA AZ. AT
Visit IMMrSfATtEGYH h6 6EH s ~ f5r STs
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court
OF the District OF Columbia, bearing date April
yin, 1854. and passed In Ohancsry cause No 49,
george W: a iller VI Ellen Miller ct al, we shall
q pSblic o sIction' on on the premises. on MON
3 aaaa " a!
OF Colpmbie, and borderinR en- Bound -ry street,
to contain l9 acres OF land, or less the same
berg all that part or portion of the tract Of
land referred TO IN the original bill filed In the
ssr:e above meatsened nSv ,rc@si9ins un:oId.
apa IN rsH,6 I'm locality
Terms OF Sale: One-third cash; the residue in
shreel3! equal instsllments at six (6), twelve u2)
and eighteen ll8) months, with interest from day
satisfaction Ct the Trustees; the purchaser to have
che option OF paving eli cash. Convey enoing and
sand 90 Oee) dollars Of The cash payment will be
required when the property Is struck OF, which
will be forfeited ~ the terms Of sale are not fully
complied With within ten l0) days from the day OF
sale And the Trustees reserve the right to resell
at the rick and cost Of the defaulting purchaser
upon one week notice By adv srti ment ia some
newspaper printed and published in tbs city Of
e g. GH q ss4 ssA Rp;LrY,S Trustees.
COOPER L LATIMBR,
SEES Taw3w&ds tRepl Aucti0neers.
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i R L . L N!
i He GREAT VEGETABLE
Blood Purifier.
Z r. Z - T NJ,
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF THE
IRIS ER9lCOlOR
Oh Blue FLAG.

The most powerful, safe and reliable remedia
agent discovered for the healing Of man. The
wonderful properties Of the Iris vesicolor hither-
within the control OF science and Is nos taking lie
stand - principal among the blessings Of medicine
As AN Alternative,
acts directly upon the blood, cleansing and puri.
tain Is which disease or malarious Influences have
planted there, and eradiostins and neutralisius
n S4
TloNs OF. THE SKIN, fNcIPIENT CoSsuMrTnoS.
EESrsy &C. :na VIII cure the most virulsns and
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT.
It is an unfsiling preventative and cure for
HKuRALsIA. suck AKADAcHR and NERVOUS AZ.
FRCTIoNs. and In
DIsEAsKs OF WOMEN
Il hes no equal. Its action upon the Lirey ana
:. shs p.opS.y Which readers It one Of the safest
s DIURErIC REMEDIES
and .LiilisI combination with ether i.srsdisnt:
a. TONIC QUALITIES
Of the highest order-not temporarily STIMULATING,
put Dernanently tnvigorsttng the digestive or.
sssnt IN eases Of - "0'' 's'sAD'e curative
DYSPEPSIA AND0BNERAL DEBILITY.
BY taking IRIsIn, the biz od--vhich permeates
~ the tis:1ee end ie The life and nutrition thsre
%sc: SUttnhsd' rsndsrins the whole system per
REnxMBli.-This medicine 10 no orshoot Of
enscksFy, bee the regular formula Of . distiu-
CITY, end 90 hiGh does e stsad IL the svsr and e.
TEEN Of the intsllteeet and soisntthc that g hss
PEI sdegtca By IhyScisns IN thsir ys.ceic:, and
ss s re 5. 81: 6: e non.
nsny % Dsalss4 and the more sxtsasivsly 10 Il
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AUCTION SALES.
DIT 0R84H WILLIAMS.
As .s sna ss:l Ess - -! sss'6.rs

III 0B14H WILLIAMS. ..
Y Auctioneers and Resl Estate brokers.
no. eS6s Soatheass corner IN and d Streets.
FoR sALl-HAeHIrIOIsr REsIpzEol on
Tai LATE yOhn RvsIS .ON OORn NJ or
s49H1f n, ,TIyE nIETf11s,,W MAS Iaoh
AND NAVY DfPARrMGEfs.
E m We viii osr s sSe al. 81 The piece Of ground
- lying in the city Of ws.hisgton, known q
3A31 feet. and the west Is feet inches OF Lot No
"a. funnip back to paved s'ley, a3 feet, eoata,n-
ing S.sso feet in Square 1bered 3oS, With the
inpreSSsrents IN the above de.csioed p.reei OF
BklOK hUUeE. fronting on b street Is feet
inches, With piazza running full froat, bro IN
stone TRAININGS to Windows aud doors. House
running 50 feet on Foartsecth street west. con.
sson isestiop pe.lof Di.ins HSSn large =.
koams Beautiful Entrance Hall. front and back
.tsirwsy, gas aud water pises through the house,
fotomeo I'D Vumv water on the premises SACK
nun0nG ~ ointug metu house. fronting q feet on
ro.rtesnth street dry cellar kitchen,
500 ealIons o. water, bells, spsstiae tromoes a
clothes presses, and ether modern improvements
Two story Carriage house. Is By IS feet horse sta.
PIE, store room servants rooms, coz house, &c
also productive fruit trees. The Residence com.
m M, panor.m view Of Washinstol, oeautI.
WASHINGTON. and IL adjacent to the Agric uturai
Building. Title perfect
Terms one.hsif cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured By deed Of trust on the Pre- mises
with notes bearing interest All convey sncing
OHAs. a B0WEN. II D.Ir-
AUGUeTA 4 ROBINs0N,f Ext"
oc4'd GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct's
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virginia News.

Georse p Steinbremer, of New York citv
nss bought the farm of DR.. r. H. RevnoIds
khowh as Lansdowne, eontaininx $40 acres,
>s,OO1 Mr.. James Tay lor's "Neck- farm wa.
sOid NJ $4,000. 'Moss Neck" IL also reported
10 have been sold.
The oyster troubles have commancsd in IN.
neghborheod of Tangier Sound. Va Tne
STATE constables are inadeq uate to the enforce.
ment OF the Law, and have therefore called
upon General Candy, who has rrspopd ed nv
ordering United States troops Il the .csns -,
the disturbances.
On Friday morning last a surgical operation
Mss successfully performed upon Mr.. John
Tyler. OF Virginia, NJ the Providence Hospital.
New oTk, by Surgeon LIncoln.
Mr.. %m. King HeIskeIl, OF Abingdon, Va.
VINO was badly shot from ambush seyaraI
weeks ago. is slowly but surely recovering.
Perseverance Observation-Disclosures alike
OF abuse ana ridicule Mr.. Bergh and the wort.
ing mem oers of the American Society for the
Prevention ofCruelty animals have labor.
ed IntITIngly 70 the noble task they commen-
ced some years ago. ard to-day their society is
a power IN the land. The third annual report
Is satisfactory in the extreme. Ii contains a
goodly record OF work performed, speaks con-
hdently OF farther Progress, ana SHOWS a
Msy Q, 1853. two hundred and sIxty-four
cases were prosecuted, of which number sixty
nine resulted in conviction and sen tenapcs of
he and Imprisonment. The cruelties pre.
yIously pracused in the different cattle markets
have been prevented; sucn cruel and demorall.
~ exhibitions as dog and cock fights ha We
been practically protested against; swili milk
manufacturers and aduItsrators OF cattle feed
have been EXPOSED; dog laughtering has been
stopped TO a great extent, and in fact there il
no end TO the good that has been accomplished
through the instrumentality of this much ridi-
culed society. Well, virtue 10 its own reward
Although slow TO acknowledge its indebted.
ness TO Mr. Bsrgh and his associates, the gen.
eISi public is now evidently determined to
alone for past neglect. and the sooner IL il doua
the oetier.-Nesc York Euenias Telegram.
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