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SALE OF sn sSIg ssSS. AkFP U1sRRvIl
NAVY PAYMAsrERs 0FEIol,

NAVY PAWN AsrERT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct o. la6o
neaied PROPOSALS., TO be endorsed " Pro DO All ~
will be recsived at this Office until II H. the Grst
day OF November. 1869. for the following arti cies
which must be Of the very best quality, 60 be d.
iiveIed free 81 expense and 0overnmsnt tax st
the Washington Navy Yard. and subject 20 the
usual Inspection thersat, to wit:
Bureau Of Ordnance,
barrel best Sperm Oil.
fee.
Bureaus Of EquiSmest asd Rserui,isx.
10 groes Galvanized Thimbles, patent of WILCOX 4
Crittenden, Middletown, Copa.
Sdolen Galvanized Clues, 4"
81 plates Iron.
], 800 pounds hoop Iron.
Bureaus Of Con styxcfion and Rep1ir,
$50 lbs Brass Wire, cold rolled
200 cubic feet Yellow Pine LoRs
6 500 Straight Fire Brfcks, best quality equal 70
>, New k1mst o.. ., Philadelphia, Pa.
BnyssN Yards and Docks,
1000 feet seasoned Black walnut.
Breax Steam Easinse,iRs.
70 cords Pine Wood.
AUD feet Wire Rope.
Biddsls must state In their bids the time within
which the articles can, be delivered. Descriptive
seheoulo With pArte to be seen at this ONCE.
Recponsfble security REQUIRED for the prompt apd
ce!iS:sZ e :.ssts. 1900 in eseSfa
to Be he'd et this once Us 6sas s,P no.
be entertained. eDWIH STEWART,
0c25 - Paymaster o. 3. Navy
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From J. Snihington we have an advance
copy OF mrs. souhworth's new novel,
me frince OF Oafknsss," Published BY T. b.
Snihnston, Hayper's Baxar for Nox..s.,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-25

The time allowed Father Hyacinthe by the
superior Of the Carmeiites In which to return
Is ecrysnt having expired without his
DONG so he has been dispossessed OF all his
charges.
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The semblancs Of q human being recently
e1humed near Syracuse, N. ", the charactsr
OF which SO puzzled the sayans-one wiar CON.
sidertng IL petrefaction, and the other pro.
nouncing n work Of art-turns out To ha
nothing more nor less than colossal statu..
Iudeiy carved from q species Of strauned sui.
phate Of lime known as Onondaga gypsum.
The features are Of the European cast and the
sculpture Is said to be unlike any remains OF
aboriginal plastic art extant Hence il has
been surmised that the figure was executed by
the Jesaits, Who had missionary stations in
that part q Onondaga county two hundred
years ago We incline 20 the opinion, how.
ever, that 1t will prove 70 have been the work
of more modern hands, executed tor spec ula.
tive purposes, or as a scientific hoax. The in .
disposition Of the owners 70 allow critical
examination Of the figure Ia. TO say the least. q
suspicious circumstance. and smscks Of bad
taith.
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Ii Ii now stated that the reason why the Mex.
lean and Peruvian Ministers were not invited to
the recent diplomatic dinner given by the Secre.
tary OF State-a circumstance which has elected
considerable newspaper comment-is the fact
that they have omitted to call on the wife Of
the Secretary, as Official etiquette luired them
to do.
Tnanksgiving Day in Maryland and Ken
lucky November 18TH
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OFFICIAL.
DRARrMHHr OF SrA1l
WAsUlUGrO1. 0ctoher IN ,aeo

WAsaGIeron. October 20, 1859
Information b. besa received at this Ia
pertmenefrom II. james Monroe. the Oous ri
81 t. UAxD4 naes q Rso de Janeiro, q ths
deaths - - 4ln day Of August, 1859. q -
'.MieoEicoe11n Uospifai," Of q colorei mn
naUed 5000 johnson
Tie decoaso1 was q son Of MI Norris JoAn.
son. Of Wellington, d. q.
The legal zepeesentatives OF the deceaaoa caa
& obtain fux10 Information By addressing thiG
DepartmentA
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U4 ENTY CENTs.-Att the same price We ofJsr
Bnfrstt., Aysr., Montg smsIy Z. Chsv.ii Hrs.
ss:..si: =. :ss Ss:%
hsrss Tar Cordial. eoc.; Lyon's KssSaiSss. ri.
&c .sss;l:r a:: 9 81: ESQ., ara i
sss @ Sins n:s
Whisasy. vWsIr.nssd pure. 81 per bottle: Also
Ss:s:ssT. q bout: asR!RSSIE ssT9As siS
AZ sp ki 1H. a FEsFA IJ e.
klsHIES sISsE, sss7th street. between ana
~ sEfyISss "a TIE VHTT4RIA az
y. Pm sunday School At . m. 90 2-U
w once 70 No. lI1 Elsvsn.h :tIss.. e:..sss
49, sGSSS Office hours-from to 10 . n !, u 20 .;
ms 1R1AeURY DEPARfMIHf,
uS ossicH OF 0cNrI LIE OF IaS 0usnnscY,
is:' + 81 s s.s T s q; e &
t ne n s:s:. z: a5a b S:s n
oest Acting co,.rcIs.&2 81 | AZ d KnSx:
n~lOUR L!OInSl IXPTaIa on rae
4iSr PEI fris siP:'56 f Il S = TIP
avenue, and obtain an apIies1cn. fsn ocis.S
nrzpMTssT6N ffeKIfS Or 1SaR ms
ss Ykd !i :s5
Se u .. THos. Z. WAoGAaAu. s.e.
2 81 s4 IESs1 S5ss..I,Sf s
45S IN street, opposite the Post Once, al ioS
'Ss. a., T. 1 s "a iss. At the oDtAl5 meet.
voted to pay 70 all depositors whose funas have
been depSStsd Jour months on the arst deg Of 10.
MOTE IAN %opsys deIositsd With De company
draw interest from the frst Of Hoyembsr
ocSe-1oe D. L BATOU, Aotuary.
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FOB SALE AND RENT.


E'oh sAhpesSv ts!f- zee. I0.a.!ss.!,p p
sss. vest fsrsis.ss q S:rssis oea 81.
! = SSs -: ys:Xs: g: ; r. :1S:i!:P. iSssl'ss:
q, ss 81; s: q. So sd: =;
E,os IINII1g3(E O. !zI street .oTss.
az: :IsssoI ~, sSSSl :. S : :s:::. z:
pain Pain. soa. $50 e = nor.S
EOA IEET.Tvo three ssory BBIOk n0Gs1e;
s q an: s.S ssst : 2. IN I've
minute, walk 20 the AErienltusal and ten mir,
per ns:sS i q. 10 rs ssrss. ns.t
OsLH 10 OUT or %. HOUSES Lsrf.
tt. yI.sr;g GLASS SssxtsLL1.s .aoys,s.
sss q Is ::
the modern imDroyements: including sss hxturs:
HSTsss 81 sor. "a. 70 e 2
sas i i sisss % % d'0ssE SEA .s
rooms snd :annsT c sitcS.s 4 s ia On iSss
street: No. sos, two doors nom L. Inquire ct
SaSS I'm hsr Store SAG .ssssv'
nue., next to = street north, csnt.inins nine
g. a; Hsp S' g 70 S6i
Tos sALi Or REIf-ao0sI sra nat ssTsss,
son's N indar: :' q az y
EeR ACRES 0TvALUAILHL LAID.
m: man !: sS' . ! DE-
'e &c i% :sr. =; r S... Il issh
corner III :tr..s Ana al n.r 9 .1snS. IL.
S: e IN aSsa'1; = =; IS
Eon Gallo: IS, Derth Ode last 0a1itoi
sSIck IKE I sos.s c:s :1 s.s
iiteSsp; i.re. wood shed % thirty foot sa p.1sd
:ns ~ Fl. i ss y;a Il
deep, and the location one OF the handco1est in
IN: z,g ss s BE- :es 81 lot
sALITs,:: SHlTL a95g ~ g.
marble s.nss c al Il scoa 9ss1
Stable on rear Of lots NTH g, and x.s:r: and
10. 'n.s' n''''' WIN i4.o esisll as5 ~
oc1 Il 329 Psnn'a avenue, near 7th ct.
TOR sALR-Ten hOCSEs.-Tel Hoasee On
pr:.:si Sros fsS0i. ssn.s ana
Terms easy
H.W. HAMILTON,
x sS2 Ith stEeet..
ee 3.0 Builders Depot.
FoR REEIL0n ns;t aoor: 0ne lerse md nicely
I'll ffH
siil . rented very chsep 20 felis6ie tsnaata No,
ware ana IT .srsss between pei
LOB RlNr-An elegant, Furnished HOUSE
Z delishtfuiiy situated, No. SO Missouri avenue,
water. and ali modern inersvsmsnts: oasris ss.
house and stable Apply on the premises. ol2-H
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MY FHRHITUk5 AHD H0UsH gURHIsH.
No. A96 o,h st., near D, eonDrietss, in
part: Cottage ana Paflor SUITE. Marble.
lor; end Dining Chair. Sofas, Lounges,
BedCteads, Whstnots, eideboards, Mirrors, Hsir
Blankets. Comforts. Parlor and OoOk Stoves,
Crochery, .tc,. hc., Fer sole e cheap 90 can be
bought In the District, By DeN1sON 90,
| oc2S-lms No. l96 9th, near atraat.
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The story telegraphed from Mississippi q
few days ago, that Mr.. Dent was held to be the
only legal candidate for Governor Of that
State. because, as 4 was alleged, the disabilities
Of General Aicorn, the radical candidate, had
moo been removed, is not worth much In the
light Of the facts Of the case. By reference to
the act of Congress approved July %. 1868, 1t
Will be seen that sail legal and political disa.
bilities imposed by the United States upon
MIR. Alcorn and other citizens Of the Southern
States therein named sin consequence Of par
ticipation in the recent rebellion" were FORM
ally and regularly removed. Some other rea.
son for the erection OF Mr.. Dent must be
brought forward. .- ...r
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CITY MPRov1NRnTs.-We see by the pro-
oeecings of the Board OF Aldermen at its last
session that majority OF the owners of prop.
erty on Tenth street, between l. and III, have
Petitioned Tor leave to pave thar section with
wood. using the sStowe Foundation Pave
ment"-a specimen Of which has been Said at
the intersection Of Eleventh street with Penn.
sylvania avenue, where IT has proved an ex-
ceilent and durable process. Some opposition,
We understand, was made to this project, be.
cause single property holder was sad TO be
90 poor to pay his share OF the expense, or be.
cause q sewer had not been laid in the locality
so important and necessary an Improvement
ought not to be delayed on such pretexts. The
protesting property holder can realize, on sale
Tor MS property much more IN addition TO
lis present value than his outlay for paving;
and surely those who have so long prevented
she putting down Of a sewer should not seek TO
WELD two-edged word. and now oppose the
paving because there h no sewer. Besides.
private enterprise has already put down sewer
pipes and secured the requisite drainage to
all who have wished or may hereafter desire
70 avail themselves Of Its advantages.
Let these public spirited petitioners be per-
mit.ed 10 accomplish their undertaking. The
Capitol Will be removed from our city long be-
lore sewers and pavemeats will be laid where
they are req urred, with the consent and yolun.
fary cooperation Of property owners, If such
objections as the above are successfully urged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-25

TIE CITY HALL IHvxs1IoA11oN.-Its eeus
to be understood that the committee OF the
Councils Will report tonight generating the
Mayor from the charges made by ex.Com.
missioner Crane. The public, we believe
II quite prepared to endorse such o report.
At any rate we hope the COMMITTEES are ready
to make report Of some kind, that the subject
may be disposed Of, and q stop put to the heavy
expense to which the Corporation IL subjected
BY the apparently intsrminable invsstig patton.
The bill for Photographic reporting alone
amounts to about . thousand dollars, we hear,
already. -
We can sec nothing in the testimony to show
that the Mayor acted otherwise than with A
vtsw to what he deemed the best interests of
the Corporation, both in the matter Of giving
out the street contracts, and In making the I'd !.
vances customary upon work executed, upon
the certificate Of the Surveyor that the am oun I
OF work done justified the advances.
p. S.-We hear that the committee will meet
at O'Clock this evening to determine the cues.
ton when the report shall be made.
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= '''': GLASSWARE. -
OUTLERY, and
-. PLATED WARE.
We have just opened yery large stack OF the
shove goods, II hne quality. and Of the Latest
CyAL ATTENTION OF uOUeEK B1PERS and
% 800 500 todd FeilowS' Hall sth street.
GALE OF SlRvIODABLE AND UHsER VIC1
- ABk1 PROP1RTY.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DHPARrNIyr.l
Warrington City, Oct Is, I809 Z
There VIII be sold ct public auction TO the hieh.
eSt BIDDER, et noon en- W1DNneDAY, Noysmber
TO- 1859. In the once Of the Inspector Of 0rd nancs
NAVY Yard, Washington, large loo OF artIcles on
ORDNANCE, comprising Cannon, Projectile0, 6mal
AIms, and misoella cons stores. .
a, Terme: One. half cash In Government funds on
the conclusion Of the sale, and the remaindsr
within ten days Afterwards, during which Time the
articles must be removed from the yard, othervise
they Will revert TO the Government fwentv davs
viii be allowed for tbs removal OF the heavy Runs
nn 20 be distinctly undsrstood that no euaran.
zee vii be given 70 purc hasers Of aricles oered
for sale and noted In the catalogue, &c reqards
their exact condition quality but II 10 believed
however, that everything offered Tor sale 10 O. re
reee nted. A. LUDLOW CASE
ocz5-fd Chisf OF Bureau
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The Erie Railroad has recently made sucn q
reduction In the Communication rates on It's ne w
branch line between New York and Newbarg
That passengers are now carried each way-a
distance Of over sixty miies-for the trifiine
sum of twenty -four cents. Before this ne
route was opened the regular fare, By boat or
cars on the Hudson River Railroad, was sixty
cents each way; not an extravagant price, one
would think, considering the distance. So
much for sharp competition. But to proven
e1tortion where competition does not exist, the
Legislature Of New YORK has fixed the rates of
passenger fare on all the railways In that State
N limit not exceeding two cents and q half
Per mile during the winter months, and two
cents per mile during the remainder of the
year. Here, where We have neither compe.
tton nor necessary legislation, We are com.
PEELED TO pay one dollar and fifty cents 70 get
10 Baltimore. distance OF forty miles, or az the
rate Of three eents and tkree-gudrters per mile all
the year round! Pleasant to be 81 the mercy
OF single corporation, isa'ttl
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. !,
FOE BALE At sAORIgIOE-A large pair
DER; weighing from four ounees to Ihree II
thousand pounds. Gall ct 22S L st. oc2s 3t'6hv9
LOB SALD CHEAP-A new lsuimated st.sl
breech. loodt nG Double barrel SHOT GUN for
sale, II GxO. b. WILSON'S Shoe store on III
street, between d and e. oc q SIS
II 1SIDEHCI 7ss NORTH sTRBEr-A FAM
~ 1ly leaving the city within three days viii srI
EsivAtely. FURNITURE, consisting Of Parior.
inning and Chamber sets. Also, Kitchen ani
rarlor STOv1S. All the articles are new. It,
For saAnLi1stSSk .Ds Ei1tHIs. Of !. hF:t .ciss.
Guiding large stock Of Watch materials and Tools
-, a., 8 h. 8. BOYD,
DRUG sToRE FOB SALE;
Ass dr.: =: :MoRrAR." w.:h SasSai &c.
EURnITURB FOB sALI-A HOUSE central
= ~ located will be rented to one buying the
urnituLs which 10 walnut, snd o. the most sD-
elegant 9uasters, Q rare Opportunity 70 offered
' oe1s ~ 90. 1srns cssh. Apply ct Star once.
FOB eALE.A RAIE OHANCI-A handSome
= DkAOkHAWK AAHD Il Year, old: rs ~
hands hieh; cannot b suppressed for style IN
y the District; Isrfectly gentle and relia. N2
Ssss AZ! sSbD IL SS sS TsHfSr SIHaLI aAR
further use for the g sbiishmSut Snon;r. nV
PRlOES stables, 9Th street, between O and La
esoESy. =
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WILLIAM,
33S PKNHsYLvAHIA AVENUE,
CITE TBEvIsE, PARIS,
b - lust received
PoNsOHy EXTRA LYONS VELVET,
FOE CLOAKs AND DBEssKs,
which he will sell at

oox lw VERY Low PRICES.
TrHs f.0rI 1Iios BUILDING AssooI-
The regular Monthly Meeting Of this Associ-
alton viii be held at ClagettS Board Of Trade
Rooms on the skC0HD MONDAY Of November,
a., O'Clock p m, 1t which time monthly dues
Copies Of the Consultation can be obtained. on
THURSDAY at the following places:
George q. Plant, corner New York avenue and
18th street.
IA, a =; shepherd, 500 Pennsylvania avenue. near
Middleton 4 Co., Bankers, corner 18th and +
streets.
Pennsyl yania avenue.
w. o Bill, ct Riggs % 3 Bank.
Frederick koona, corner 8th and Z streets.
storIs, corner 18th and streets
VIII. Clasett, Treasurer, Board Of Trade Rooms.
sobseouent meeting: every SECOND MONDAY
OF each month, same time and Dlaee.
ocl8- estNo,9 fh0e. hYDE, Secretary.
rDR. JOS. TAeBR JOHNSON HAS Re-
uS ssned his position under the Government,
and viii, heresfter. give bis entire time 20 the
practice Of his profession. 0mce, corner 10th and
OFFicE HOuIs-e to g A M.
8 to p. n,
tot SPIN. oc6-d
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EMROnIUn FOE GHNTs UNDIp a.
~ M1Nfe. at the ORIGINAL fSkHS,s~ Al y;
nsa, anes' esswsen d and .. Ho Bstn.S
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IL o 81 LOT Bii
FROM $40 TO S23 DOWN
AND os TO $40 A MONTH.
IN The FIRST WABD, III THE SECOND
WARD AND ON CAPITOL HILL,
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED.
Apply TO JOSHUA WHITLEY q co.
sel.n 416 Seventh street, bet. q and b.
TOR kENT-Tbe ID and Sd stories OF Clarke
L Building. leach In one large room, on Penna
avenue, between ~ and 9Th sts will be for rent
August LIST. Inquire Of DR.. DANI B. CLARK
corner ~ st. and Penna. avenue. U9 II
FOB RBNT-Two new 3-otories, back buiidings
4 aDd cellars, BRICK DWELLING, pressed
PRICK Fronts, With marble window heads and stills,
brswn stone base and steps; marble mantels; gas;
DOT ana cold water In bath, and kitchen; II rooms
situate Rhode Island avenue, between 18th and
10Th streets Inquire S03 lAtk street. aust
kOk kENT-Il . private family, delightful
FRONT ROOM, we'll furnished; closets and
9es; bath ON Same door; suitable for two persons.
Also. single ROOM, front. Beautiful location.
Convenient 70 eli the Departments. Terms msde-
rate. Address VIRNON, City Post Once. JED
EOR eALE-ATA BARGAIN-BRICK HOUSE
on q street. between 4th and 5th streets, and
opposite Judiciary Square; 3.story and English
basement, rooms; sas throughout; Bath room
WITH hot and cold wet.r. Lot 22xl00. Apply to
3ILBOURN LATTA,
Real Estate Brokers,
% A-u Corner It'll and St.
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OUU O B ES
OF THR
HoRrH ARLINGTON ESTATE
FOB SALR,
BEA Ted FOR SUB URBAN
COUNTRY STATS,
comparing the onest views OF the Capital City
and IL suErouncing.. The best grape land YET
foupc In this latitude or country. and very eu re-
rior FOR peaches, pears, and the email fruits As
heelthy as any part Of the United States Espe-
eialy noted for Its numerous springs Of pure soft
and very cold water. LOCATED two miles above
Georestsvn and fsirfsI tnrnpife road ie r nSx
thIoeeh t.. VIII Be cold I. lots Of from one to
twenty acres, on long time, IL desired on deferred
payments. The proprietor can be seen at his res
idence, on the IRE uises, or addressed follows
"k. A. PHILLIPS, Georgetown. d. O /" sea .sm.
LOB SALE-Two new BRICK BWELLINo
HOUSES, on Gay. near Green street, George.
scwn Terms easy. Apply to A. B. SHEPHERD,
SoS "a ave- seq eotf
LOB RENT-Four FRAMR H0USEe on l1th
L street, between 9 and streets; Ave rooms
Apply 70 JAMES W. BARKER 425 street
between iitn ana I'm. &C 2-tf
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Ho, For GlenbrOOk!
Billy wilson's Stages nom Virginia, Gold
.ann,,r st,,, trips TO the GLENBR0oK, LAKE
TSHOE, OF, every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
n,da, and return on alternate days.
1''''' WIN. WILSON, Proprietor.
Virginia, June s1st, 1859. jeal.tf
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Pioneer steam Tow Line
FOR SACRAMENTO.

ALL GOODS SENT WITH DISPATCH.
~ Vessel leaves daily from Jackson street
wharf. Country merchants please order goods
selo sm <N East street, Ban yrsncisco.
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Virginia and Gold Hill
OMNIBUS LINE.
CHANGE OF TIME.

u,HE VIRGINIA AND GOLD sSAn
i hin Omnibus win leave tho
stands on and after Juno nth, 1858, by Nyo d
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.

O,HANGE OF TIME.-Eastward- : Express
~ Train leaves Sacgmcnto daily Mt G:S0 A. ". !;
arrives at Junction. $40 A. NJ. Cofax, 9:i0 A. n; |;
Reno, 4:05 II. NJ; Wadsworth, 8:l0 =. w.; Carlin.
7:50 A. NJ; Elko. OBS A. NJ; Promontory, 1000
J.. NJ: Omaha, 3:l0 p. NJ; Chicago, 4:l5 T. n. !;
New York. $780, AN.
RETuRSING.-Exprcss Train leaves Prom.
ontory daily, i:l0 p n; arrives at Junction, 1890
M; Sacramento: l:@ Pm.
THROUGH TINE GOING EAsT.-From
Sacramento to Omaha, 4 days and hours: TO
Chicago, 8 days and { hours; to New York, :
days.
leave. Sacramento G:SO An; and 2P;M.; arrive
junction 7:i0 AN. and BIS r. N: Marysyille,
$3.50 A. Il. and $50 7. II. Leaves Narysyille $3.50
A. NJ and 1910 A. ~. drives junction 7:30 A. ".
and 1920 p. NJ; Sacramento loco A. N. and 1:2O
Pm.
Francisco or Sacramento to Omaha. $50 %: to
st. Loais, $97 90; to Chicago, $97 20; to New
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES
are r,n daily from Sacramento TO Promontory.
Double Lower Berth. IS 00; Double Upper
Berth, IS 90; State Rooms, Sl2 0O. Double
Berthe accommodate two persons; State Rooms,
SECOND CLASS TRAINS leave Sacramento
on,shS es % sds 90: eei ST. Iouis, s. sdS o. Chicago,
SI5 90; New York. $50 90.
CHILDREN not orer Twelve Q2) years Of
age. Half Fare; under Five o. years Of age,
f!iei 100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE (per adult
pa.sengcr) Free. 80 Pounds Baggage per
EXTR, BAGGAGE (over lO0ibs) between
Sacramento and Omaha currency $16 per 100
August II. 1860. sei.tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09
HYDROGENIUNf.

The Chemical Section of the Lyceum of Nat
ural History met last evening at No SO MadsOnave and
listened the reading of the following papers On the
Action Of Sunlight the Salts Of Uranium by Dr. H. c.
Bolton HydrOgenum, by DR.. A. r. Gallatin and q
Preliminary Note the Study and Classification Of Car
bon and the Carbo.Hydrogen Minerals, by Prof Henry
Wurtz All OF the papers OF interest and import
ance and commanded full attention. Dr. Bolton showed
how several of the salts OF uranium might he used
stead the salts Of silver in taking Photographic pic
lures OF which he exhibited several Of various cOlOrs,
different tmts being produced by different salts
employed as developers DR.. Galatin had studied
under the celebrated DR.. Graham OF London,
and participated IN the ardor OF that great chemist to
tabsh the truth Of the hypothesis that hydrogen
metal He treated the subject in very clear and inter
esting manner Between twenty and thirty persons
were present, Prof NeWbey occupying the chair. The
meetings are deserving of fuller attendance
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