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ions OF The Cretaceous ard Marine Tertiary Formaons
in California" Mr. Lesley seemed lnCuutd 10 uouW ut
possibility Of such immense layers as At. N"lo i''ht'''
hr. GaOb defended bis statements "esI'leu - rs 49,
Prof j. D. Whitrcv then read leiltr JA9t received
from ir. Clarence j. King. 90 whose WORK ON lhc fplte
OF The Pacific railroad reference au tFAh luaut dIg
the morning Mr. King wrote with great enthusiasm oI
the and prospects Of his WORK aud stated his gen
eral plans for the future. -
Praf Walcott Gibbs then read q paper "The Const
tuition Of Uric Acid and its Derivatives" The author de
iyes tbe whole series Of compounds obtained from uric
acid from eyanic acid and its pOlymcriC modification
The paper contained great number OF formulas ana
was TOO purely technical 20 interest other than professor
chemists. It VIII be published in the November numut,
Of SuimdHS Journal Of Silence Prof. Barker eNpcsecu
his Of the value Of this paper at some length
Prof. Gibbs then gave account VI analyses WHICH
be had lately made by new Methods. III
Gen. J. @. Barnard's paper "On Motions OF fIeey
suspended Pendulum was then called for, but was post
pOned on account OF Gen. BIS fatigue. ,,r,
Prof. D. d. Whitney paper on tnc famous hhInnl %
found iu Cayeras County, California Is FS On 'po ''
for tomorrow morning
business meeting VIII be helu JOlleHt
Adjourned at 5:45. , a.. ..,,osi
At business meeting held In the evening the propos
tiOu 20 do away with the summer scs'IuA anu ia
an annual Winter session al NiishlLsVOn wac 'O''@ "
Prof q. C. Marsh Of Yale College aud Mr.. J. f. Hil.
gard Assistant superintendent Of the United stales Coas'
Survey cpiue tbs evening Prof Baird leaves tomorrow
The following is the list Of papers entered TOT Ithdns
OD he CONSTITUTION Of Uric Add sud its Denstyts ny w 1lo
On New M-hodsn AuaytHl Chemistry, sy '" Dioos 0 be
Vegetation West Of The Rocky Mountain " ".
Brewer On bs Repuel Occurrence Of Human BoneL a. AHs
S eogv of he Region of The Rocky M,anus by J. D.
Wbiny T. ds snd Tidal Currents in Hl6or By Benz fe5es D.
ST Eor,fr from Mine H Sussex Comfy EewJeey ~ Geo
brush the Esmaon Of Carh1nic Ard by W
On Ntratoa bv ". johnson H. hes and 6enea h7es "i
developing ih Real Root, Of Equation Bssutsly Extracted nom
10 Algebra D. 5lk by Thee htfdug
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MUSIC.
MUSICAL NOTES.

We learn that Mr. Gran has secured for hrs
new company az the French Theator Nile. Marie Des-
closas who ia described beautiful and fascinating
creature with supcrb voice. who played CendrUo1 for
500 consecutive nights IN Paris and the heroine IN le
Diqbie R9tfer" for 300 and Gabcl, who Is reported
10 have made great hit the cOnical Jed a1e, PtO
IN "Gcneritre dc Brdbd'h"
The approach of the musical season reminds
us Of the existence OF association "a which, II II were
properly managed might reasonably expect 10 bo m
dcbed Tor many % delightful evening during tho coming
Winter, hut which resolved 10 visit us with con
staut irritation and disappointment We refer 10 the
NeW-NOrk Harmonic Society For many years we have
indebted this Society for whatever We have en-
loved OF orat0rO music and with ia long practice, aud
Its full rolls OF membership t ought by this time, tO be
nearly perfect at an events the principal works Of the
great ,crad mastcrs Last Winter and Spring, however
i painfully demonstrated lts inability 20 sing even tho
Ncssidh. and 40 the musical festival IN bclnWay
Ran its performances were so bad as TO can
forth the indignant circumstances Of tho entire
critical pICss-a press be 10 remarked, which Is by no
abundance ~ good material, and 10 is therefore espeo
ialy painful 90 t going TO rum The trouble thht
DO poorly OiccTcd and worse conducted. lts annual
elections believe shortly 20 take place, ana II II
really desires 10 succeed there vii then be 0pp0rtun
" for reform. OF the gentleman who nils the important
post Of conductor have every disposition 70 speak
kindly. lie Is excellent composer and thorough the
Oretlcal musicians but lacking the personal maGuet.m
the strength Of nerve the cOulness Of brau and the de
potiSm Of temper essential for good leader he s unt
for his present Office, and 10 is only simple justice for
critic BAY frankly. We believe that the New YORK
Harmonic Society under its present management doing
great injury 10 The cause Of music which was crtal
Ished foster and most earnestly beg 81 20 mend
It's ways aud show us the good things OF which % is in
tTinsiouly capable.
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disoasA will be exercised AZ distant points ~ VII @ w.
very dincnt 20 forward diseased cattle 10 tS @ 90 caT,
any ~ fLe usla routes nom this time ioitn 10 % a
b. recent aduccs that at hl tho p and inspectors
feeding places competent commissioner OF"
az, " EeYork City presents 80 many eKpos'u
,,rt t which tile may enter and pass ~
ans houses seatte red throughout .o - 49, y
itau district where unscrupulous persons imnossible
IN maintain thorough system OF lnsPeou"" -
q ne or meats, that would TespecJu.l5 I'm order to
beg leave to offer the following that no dis
be able thoroughly and efheenty 10 for saIe tbe
ea sod meat either be slaughtered or one 80, ~ its
business of slaughterng must he confined ~ .@s fot
and at such places aftcrd the b,,rf tn be sold
tbnrourh observations that no meat De aIIO"0" W w ~
yitbout proper certificate Of Inspection .. ,his os,
In pursung Investigations with reference ~ lls
health OF the people oI
this city and Brooklyn, most startling lats 20 ~ a
to my own mind afford reasonable o5 i y,r ar P,,s
variations IN the dcatnIates ds lUiAIsh'" ~ JV 0'
Not only diseased beef but other meats, as wei as
vegetables and fruits must share the IespOhsO.y. Mo-,
In order TO secure The inhabitants oI sS 5io lt -
District from the danger OF purchasing ig ~ -,
absolutely necessary not ontg hdt a"i"a,s so" J
inspected upon me hOOf, 6tu hdi WOIe t1HJ"' @ u,'"
Hor0uJh examination Of uto7id WgG'S UhHt OtWg
arfssed fer market sh0ud take place Hnch lLsecuo Is
now pursued at the Commuuipaw Abat'"H ulu'I ING
authority of the State OF New-Jersey by competent ana
careful Inspector, and II will at once traquIe te pun
lie fear Of diseased meat from that pnh,, anu ,
suuply Of healthy meat. II II wellknowh hot' tha
large proportion OF the meat slhughteIeu anu
under Ievca law for the use Of 0nr lsraehtlsh lopu-
top is condemned for their USE but sofa NJ equaly nsn
prices for by Genties Up to tne pIeset noineiV
no have been discovered. Respectfully SUD
MoREAu NORRIS NJ d, Sanitary Inspector, NJ. p. II
A FARMER INOCULATED-FATAL RESULT.
ALBANY, Aug. 27.-Mr. G. OstrandeT, dairy
farmer who lived near the old red mill, III GreenbuSl
two or three weeks ago. took the hide of COW that had
died OF the cattle disease Mr. Osrander had cut on
his hand aud by this the virus entered ms system
and he soon afterward prOstTaed ~ disease nc
continued gradually to ian until Wednesday when he
died.
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TILE r1rNERAL OF ELLIOTT. THE ARTIST.


Yesterday, early in the morning, the body OF
the artist Charles L. Elliott arrived IN this CITY, escorted
by his personal friends Messrs f. D. Palmer and Charles
Calverey scuptors s. p Avery sandford Thayer OF BY
racuse Louis Larry, Fred Cozzens and the painters
Row and two brothers. The body taken 10 the Ma
una Academy OF Design, on the northwest corner OF
Fourth.ye and Twenty thrdst where to-day, untl the
funeral procession moves to Greenwood at p uJ lhe
rOone win be opened allow his friends 10 look again
upon the features and pay their last tribute OF respect
Pre- para ons were being made, yesterday, TO acc0mmO-
date the expected Of artists ana others VINO
will visit the dead and attend the funeral today Inc
esteem In which Mr. Elliott held, both by MS assO-
ciates aud those tOo who knew him only ny ms works.
will today find expression ~ the funeral cOrrespohu-
ent over the signature OF az, sends Us the Io0%ihR'
"Ridiug a few years since, In the town OF SclplO, IN
company with Palmer the sculptor ne mentioned Is u
singular fact that Elliott the painter was born ln sag
pN We were, at the time at the point nearest 1uc hl
which the road passes. Meeting 'Charhe last winter
learned from him that the place OF his brth was even as
had been informed. had, In my early Doynooh olteh
visited the Mil In question, but was ignorant teh Oh e
distinction 10 which II entitled III mas los since
passed away aud not vesge Is lelt 10 marx lts SIC,
The clearing up OF the country ana ts drainage Dy e
farmers have likewise long since, deprived u OF Wh"t
little water could have been afforded ~ matters niue
where il born; but, as every particular III RELATION
10 persons who have acquired distinction u eagerly
sought thought that the few words which nave 70 hay
might interest Of the many admirers OF an arHb
who among all the proud names which adOrn hs proIcs-
sion, II generally Acknowledged 70 stand foremost
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rnnrnc AMnNG nnRsEs.

An epidemic which the doctors call the Ccrcbro
Spua Meningitis has attacked the horses OF the Brooklyn
City Railroad Company Tho disease first appeared on
Sunday night when three horses at the stable near the
Fulton Ferry Brooklyn were Ouud partly parayzed and
unable o. take either food water On Monday morn
ing died. Mr. Pilgrim, q veterinary surgeon, wa
sent FOR and aferward Dr. Lautard OF tho Veterinary
College OF this city Both gentlemen agreed that u was
the disease aforementioned and which affected the ne-
vous system generally ana parayzed the muscles OF the
throat preventing the animal from swallowing food or
drink They also agreed that il was Hh epidemic bui
neither cuua gious nor infectious The post OriH exam
nations made verify the doctors opinions Yesterday
tho tenth horse OF the 80 stabbed at the Ferry died, and
tho healthy horses were removed
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ling the floor with common vnegar..-."A lady who has
all the rights she requires "tha Of training her boys TO
be good loyal Republicans land who signs herself
Sally Ann" sends US the following see by todays
TRIBUNE some one wishes to clear his Office OF feas
know Of remedy, which you viii be kind enough TO give
him. unless he is Democrat who thinks Of voting for
Seymour and Blair he is in that miserable condition
Of mind his body better be deyourcd by ess before No
vember The tncur eof pennyroyal sprnkled about his
Office or the herb itself, ia sure death to the 1ea
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
p1SSENGERN ARRLHED.

FRoM LIVERPOOL Aug 27-Iu steamship VrEaa-A,rpp Co,
lanes Zoe Miss Laura Mss oornea Coe Chares burs.
M Helen Du Master walter nuff-w }. " Hehdteb Miss He
HebAtch EiNarl Yeas Mar7 Besaw Miss Mary BeshN
Miss da NJ Beshaw Rev de Dever Rev. heleus va Haydn,
Pau Brown Phebe Brosu. Mrs aa Cangton hs'tsf
Caoon Amanda Olson EdNsr BTogn hfs Jolatnl bToEs,
Na,ter W Brown Master BfOwn Jas p Brand, Mrs Ath
brand Cas Richards chad H. Tucker Andrew p SileTn hrs
sneyeve Chegeu M Bith Brown Chas Hunt NH
Bckeuso A. Perkins Ms Msry Msns hss Arn hooy
Frederick Iuson Mrs Margaret Murock. Mss Hart Musosk
Master Ru 10 Master Sudern
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ARRIVED.
steamship virginia Thomas, Liverpool Aug - md.e and pass
SHIP George H9ri6at Mo0, Cardiff Juy 20, railroad iron
wits s' re. Ais w. b Ssss and Omega ~ Ses,Yors
Big James Crosby baldwin, Sew-Loldon
BIZ W@ Nash, Mcbride Cow Bay, c. B.
soHooSEEs-KGFER AND coAsrwisZ,
Jnlia A. Berkaee Hartford Isabel y, Newburgh
Ss' Sgsss. s,-iSS5 SfsLf3SSI Ploe.. I Bssy Pi,ass
b y Braiahrd Portland Csrolus Knght, Caia'.
L. p smith. Eiubettport Sarsa. E"ipon:
SaElaf SaTist, hpsISG Phsdspls SUNBEAM EsTLcSdon.
Rowland. PbiadelpMa WIND Bridgeport
Mary B. Hsri.. Eilabebpor,. Heor BA.es, Bddgerori-
q H Scrbsm 4. .Isbethport J. Rusug EesHa7er
A g. Hazard, B.tabctlfvrs Iun's Bo1lne BangOr
Tpo1as iiun E.sa5s.lporL sT wiaes Port Jeserss.
iuos Euaiathpor. TIE CneL GreeDpor-
Posnks. Eii56ebrdrl Hester, Port Chester
F J. Lo|ISoad isiS' wahloa 4asd,sa Chst TS@n,'u
Gen. Grant Ncgburgu. b II. Nsrl0rl bndEtPpf.
New RsF aaS Port johnson. c Erqet'on BO''oa
Ylkee Bog Norwich bh"e h,e4and;
a ~ R1ris{ 'Hri,r-,rt Peru Por, aaL
Sile 1isIs asr.1. Porald " K..,.la. Nor'lyrt
Surf Hartford. - fl"nf,,f' "lnd,sof
Sarah Layepee Br'nford. . H,l,rdi ,iri BldsspTi
DefhIa. New.Isniou. LyraeB Esstyot
George p Thgs Gloueestsn M.,e 4ocS \ Pr0y!.rse,
J. b. Johnson Boston. Martha T. hiug f"fi.lld
Wm. Cray, Providence Sam Nash, Bangor
SAILED.
Steamships Lbeis for liverpool. NeEfork BIemel A-i'grf
Haya1a; LadOus Ssa-ureEus; A1erarr. Norfolk
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLgsrov Aug 21Ar'et Jrg sc.0 from Matsrzs d. "
B. Mann. PhiadllprA
SAv,sysu Arg 7Clesrci steamship America for Bsrncs
F0Krrgss MONROE ZPs.sei u 5rs B. glas n S. liff
Sr baltimore Passed bn-s Giles lnrg for hars G "a
psake Dsuera; star salem; ser, wi Porto Rico hsrly
West Indies Aunow, River La Platte.
B0srov Z7A,ed, ship David Clnu0oi from Afdfoan th
I. N. Hamilton, AeE.fork.
FOREIGN PORTS.
PArHpR P1yr aug Zd-lne steamship Ottawa passed ia s'
Al II ociycs Ais m0rallg, bound 10.
SPOKEN.
Aug g. t q 49, ou 65 40, slp WesnOeand from s. Jof' b.
Aux 2s "a Nantucket Mlry C. Dyer from Liverpool 1aDe 10
Bl
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prGEoy-sHoorNG IN MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroN, Aug 27.-The pigeon-shooting match
FOR 600 took place to-day between the President OF the
MASSACHUSETTS, Shooting Club and prominent member
Of the Winthrop Club, which was won by me latter,
who killed q Of the % single birds, while the former
killed only ~.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
HOME NEVS.
THR WEATHER.

RpsAnTs doruug-Suity 70 a. little harv rom II 10 l very
cloudy Gpon. AGeuoonWtdy cloudy aud overcast E7enng
and 10 j. Auuon.cahe ne
planet hoar above the D. by horizon AZ m IL
m tlo Twius about p s. y of e third magnitude
sr epsilon gemaorn Il forms nearly right angle wil castor sd
Iolg1 bsr s. be - y b. OF she
moon Al m 90 September This planet will
Object Ia he evening about the middle ol Marci.
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IAnnouncsnsnsaI

Terrible sufferings from rupture, ard final cure,
a. srprd by Sir Geo Hodges u-der the treatMsnt 4 d.
sgTEuAs NJ 7 Bosdwsy Read @ statement On S page DAILY
n .uue Of Aug. II and H. under Special Nolee~
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Gtl3
A MEXICAN WALTHAM WATCHES.

A MERICaN WALTHAM WATCHES.
35O.OOO Of these Watches are now speak
s or themselves The pockets ofLe peoples proof aai''
Of their superiority and furnishing the hes, reason or sf sa'Pr
uary si u.rg the preference uniformly ,tovH then by ep1a
AN EXPERIENCE of nearly fifteen yena
Ia, furnished the AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY the o,por.l9
Of oroyty tasting al really valuable inventions IN W''eW'lusr
and being e sole Company produce watches aleh a.
askerers would lear comparison With yey 'd 'Hshr'
,,ypov confidently assert la, The wALTHM WATCHES l.o
every improvement which time aud experience have proved 'a
VHE AMERICAN WATCH co. desire spe-
s to r,n,s s, having bad tie refusal Of al TIE crtre's
a,ci TO prevent damage 20 the tain by b,aLase of's..-
FOGGS PATENT CENTERPINIoN
wa. adopted ar that purpose a, tie best and saultss
NVALTHAM WATCHES are now supplied
with P.eut DUsrrRooF CAPS, protecting the movement Io@
dust, greatly euas the necessity o frequent ee'nrs 80
an improvement Of very great yaae vstehvee whose watches
are exposed so rough usage sad constant veaE
VVIIE DIFFERENT GRADES of WAITUAT
wATCFEs frequent, Submitted 'ls tests 10
determine their melsPnr qualities and have invariably been oDl
taooushy reliable and receiving the strongest 'eHs''
railway engineers conductors and eIPremeu the most sIaei's
elias. OF vs,chwcsrersanda rnv
clfNIly PROVED r,mIR DURAB1irE
rENIERE ARE many kinds, grades, sizes, and
descriptions Watches made BY the wahan Company adapted to
accompanies every watch that beans the COmPlH and should b"
reqared Of every seller
No Watches retalel by the Company.
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON. Assav.
No. ISL Broadway, NY.
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..... TO CORRESPONDENTS.
"A Reader" New York.-A correspondent
whites that Oeas may DO driven from an Office by spriuk
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LATEST SHIP NEUS.
ARRIVED.

PORT or YBw.YoRE.....""".Aes r.
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THE CATTLE DISEASE.

REPORT OF DIR. MORRIS, SANITARY INSPECTOR.
At the meeting of the metropolitan Board
OF Health yesterday the following report was submitted
bv Moreau Norris NJ. D.. the Sanitary Inspector sp-
pointed to supervise the arrival Of cattle in this city and
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
NAmoNAL AcADEMY or scIENcE.

SEMI ANNUAL MEETING AT NORTHAMPTON -
AIRY's REDUCTION OF KIRCHHoFTs SCALE
CALIFORNIA PETROLEUM-EULOGf UPON
TIE LATE PROF. A. d. BACHE.
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RAFFLE NOTICE.

TN ORDER TO DIvEsT THE RATTLE FOR
i the 81. George Hotel :of every ycstigc OF un.
fairness or deception, which too frequently fol-
lows such enterprises, tho following namcdgcn-
tlencn have volunteered to act as receivers for
all moneys paid them by clubs or individual
tickct.holdcrs, 10 remain In their hands until
perfect guarantee title Is given TO tho winner:
]. j. HAYES, st. Charles Market,
E.E. WALC0TT, Union Scales, Receivers.
II. N. VESEY, Of Vesey's Hotel
r. c. O'NEIL,
Ie14 tjy10 Owner 81. George Hotel.
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8 u r. a E r. Y.

.,,.,o., ,r,umnbs Of Homa.
Hm one ~ o, sne s,SG ,sI,S ,,o nnsrrton Of Ampu.
opa.ny 70 p",an, in NOR. ,bnn two.thrds OF
.a.ion anu -. ,So raJ,csI cure of tho diseased
.ne eases s;.S tIonatSy would have con lgnsd to
The knifc.
Fractures anu ser.oua W. mTsN ,han ,nSsr anv
less time' ana WIN n. P"in' 'Aa-
other mode oil t'sm, t,eat'nsmt. ,,,vto, whoa. and
Homeopathy stnInnsaS n nSn. 80 nurs and
is the overthrow OF aii oIner m"u, n,o,o onS ns,.
thoestablishment otHso"h eo~p'''' "AN P'''
manentrule.
,n T,vr A..uR.ycy-The
noaGorSIhIi IonSon M I5fs Assurance ONCE
plfSSsorson prnvid.nt" at its rccen, meeting
tne Senes aaS ~ rccord their opinIon ..that per.
nave pa piaeeaaY ~, ,hs IIomooonathy sys,cm enjoy
sons sns,ha,ith uSOr are less ftooucntly attacked
more ,'us rooas'.dh ND whom attacked recover more
oy disone, ano ano.s trss,sd Inv nny other system,
!sP.uIy ,""n n The more fatal classes of dis.
tnaI Win IesPiHS ,,dsr Uommo pathy il ymallin
easethe morsa,S ,Sa, ~ Aiionathy: tbat thero
comparison WIN n.shIo .ua a. aiI nn3er Tho latter
are diseases NOT es's.,,, ~ a,.shis rnS.r ths
system when are p'hsey ~ r,ay,cin.s nrsscrSsd bv
foraer; finally hat tue MoSeinss ps.,i,",ioy
HomUophathisls 40 ~. ~" No. ~ ~. ~. ~,
whereas thoseempioyea W Hnopa.us ~ nos ~ w,
neluenli, ,aa en.. a.onS.nnsnccs" ,S The Director,
instances rono,e ,a,S to summon m.s,ns Of the
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N o T ICE.

r>IssoLUrIoN.-THE coPARTNERsHIP
Dhertofore existing under the firm name OF
S,..oi.,sd hy mutual consent. Mr.. Archambault
iii sontinue IN the business, and receive all
monies due and pay all debts Of the late arm OF
H''"A'n'Au n. @. PHILLIPS.
Go,a mn Nav o.. 1868. my22-lm
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

r RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE
i Public that i have this day sold out 70 2. A
SHANEY my Tailor Shop and Goods, and nope
the patronage bestowed on me may continue ana
increase. CHAS. BRODHUN.
Gold Hin, June 12th, 1858. jeiSim
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DEAD

To THAR own interest they will buy their
CLOTHING, GROCERIES,. CROCKERY,
BOOTS and SHOES, TOBACCO. LIQUORS.
KEROSENE, CASTOR and LARD OILS, and
every thing In that line Of ono whois
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rGAZUNG AND PAPER HANG.
tT inr Orders received. BY An experienced
osdsrsas q, Q. KIRK Z cos.
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VIRGINIA, GOLD HILL, SILVER
CITY AND DAYTON,

Giving a Complete List OF tho NIninG
rnd AIillinE Enterprises, ETC., OF this
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New method for the Piano.

Hras. N. O. WHITE, HAVING JUST AR.
M rived from the East. via Salt Lake City,
Informs all dssirous that abe tsaahes R0BBINb'
AMERICAN METHOD for the PIanoforte,
which ID % far superior 70 the old method oi
teaching the Pianoforte, helodeon or 0rEan that
Il Il . century ahead Of al other methods for
the Pisno-Pupils acquiring knowledge Of
Musle. including thorough bass and harmony, In
an almost incredibly short time.
References to and letter. Of recommendation
from ths most eminent Professors Of Music In the
East She also refers By psrmissIon 70 some Of
the most prominent residents Of Virginia city.
Mrs.. White can be found at the lnternational
Hotel, Virginia, whsre fall psyticulart can be
learned. The musIeally inclined Of Virginia,
Gold Hill and vicinity please take notice.
VllEinia, nAy 0o, lo6o. myWim
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A FORTUNE FOR s5.
The st. George Hotel, worth
$1,000, for 30!
Somebody Bound to Get Rich.

THE ST. GEORGE HOTEL. JUST I'm
i below tho Methodist and Catholic M
Churches. Main street, Gold Hill, Will pe-s
rafied Of at the
GOLD HILL THEAIHR
On Friday EVENING, July 10, isoS.
One Thousand Tickets, at e5 each. Ti'i'
guaranteed. n,
DcserIptiss Of she Prege,tyi,E.Bss6,. bs6.
room lsx2i; DInlng.room JOKE; . h.ensr iS.is % *
pnnsa. n p.stairs; Parlor 1920; 3 Hydrants !
Ire Of Lot 36IIlls feet; size Of Building 3ofect
ron M ~ TEo Rsfie 70 bs conducted by q Com.
mittee TO be chosen By the q audience; a,H1Ss, o..
Gold Hill. Nay ls. 1883. myle-M
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MEDICAL.
HoMR OP "a T H g

rs THE ONLY TRUE SYSTEM OF MED.
i lcine, based upon the laws OF nature. Seven
y.tive yearsof experience have proved that one
half ofthose dying at an early aegean oesaved.
Homeopathy cures all cnrabls diseases perma.
uoptly, which have resisted tho skin ofthe best
practitioners Of any of tho old medical system,
for years.
Homeopathy aims adlcatediseaseEentirely
to cure sure and easy. without bleeding, blister.
ing, eauterlzIng or drugging. Is Prolon life ana
lessen the number Of sick days.
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ALIVE

To hi. own interests AZ wall as tho interests Of
Ma Customer, and can always be found at his
stand. 346 south o street. on the Divide. Virginia,
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
THE

Fact Of tho matter = Justthis; Thavc come TO
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MINERS UNION.

MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVE
Nl, ming, In the DistPlct Court Room, b street
Virginia. and every Thursdsy Evsniss,in Fhe
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GRNsRAL SUMMARY.

7, will .hus bo seen that Of ono hundsed pa.
tIentstreatod by Homeopathic physicians, eight
Wilde, while II the same number aro treated by
Ailopsthic physclans, thirty four will do; and
OF the lnyriads who die under old school treat.
mont tho world ovor, Homeopathic treatment
would save soventy.six Of every hundred.
virginia. March. 2, 1868. mr2'u