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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-23

STREHT AND SEWER wORK.-The Board of
Public Works have decided not to pave Grant
Place at present. Orders have been given for
grading, putting in 80 feet l5-inch pipe
culvert and repairing Ridge road, in the county
Aiso, to lay l2-lnch pipe sewer on both sides
OF DumbsrtOn, between High and Congress
reets, Georgetown.
wcrkren are cutting down the hill south of
Columbian College, just beyond the terminus Of
the 18th street railway. The laying of the foot
pavements on Vermont avenue between N
street and the P-street circle, has been com
Lleted, and cnrostones are now being set around
the circle, preparatory TO paving and fencing 10
In. Workmen are laying the tagging for the
foot walks leading to the fountain in Mt. Vernon
place.
The Board Of Public Works have directed
that the curb be set and sidewalks laid on f.
between 9th and 10th streets southeast, and on
q street. between 9th and 10th streets southeast
by the contractors for the improvements OF
those streets; also for the paving of the foot
ways and parking of 10th street. from X street
70 Massachusetts avenue northwest; also for
grading, setting curbS, laying fOOtwslks, and
paving the carriage way with cObble stones on
II stree I, from I'D to 18th streets north west and
f"r grading + street, from Virginia avenue to
the Potomac river northwest. An order has
been issued for taking up and hauling the Old
tagging in front of the Post and Patent Offi ses
on sth and streets to the Botanical gardens;
also 10 lower tie fence and put the necessary
wooden STEPS around those Offices An order
tas been given for grading II street, from eth
20 l1th sirceis southwest, the surplus earth 10
be deposited into the canal.
The board have notified those interested that
change of grade has been decided on Penn
sylvania avenue, between Eth and 18th streets
northwest. and crown put on that part of the
street 20 shed the water more readily. An or
Ger has been given for tagging fOOtwalks
around Mount Vernon Place, the work to be
Of the same character as that around the 18th
street circle. and for laying the flag foOtwaIks
around the Patent and Post Offces, on and
sth streets The order for laying asphalt foot
walks around Mount Vernon Place has been
cCuntermanded.
The board have determined that the improve
1nent OF Vermont avenue, from i3th-street cir.
rle 20 the Boundary, shall he commenced az
once. The water registrar has been directed
10 take up the wooden pavement at the corner
OF 18th and n streets, for the purpose of run
ming small water main under the sidewalk TO
supply the houses in course of erection there;
also, TO have a finch water main laid in Sam
son street, between 10th and 18th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-23

TRY THE LION LAGER, as drawn only at Geo.
w. DflVers sample Rooms, corner Pennsylva-
MIA avenue and J. street. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-23

TARGET SHOOTING PRIZEs.-The following
is a list of the members OF Company F, Ma
tiOnal Guard, who were awarded prizes at the
recent picnic and target shooting Of that COM
pany at Letters gardens;
Co. + shooting (small rifie), LIST prize, gold
medal, Sergeant Hasting, company F; ID, sill
yer medal, Private Flagg, company F; ID, sill
pany F.
District militia shooting (small rife), LIST prize,
gold medal, list Sergeant Shanks, Zouaves; 81,
silver medal, Sergeant Hennng, Zouaves; 81,
one bottle champagne, Private ). Cess, COM
pany F; 4th, one bust Of Gen. Grant, Lieut.
Croker, Governors Mounted Guard.
vases, Mrs. Hannemsn; ID, one picture, Mrs
Kroeger; Sd, one pair slippers, Mrs. Harting;
4th, one silk scarf, Mrs. Burger; 9th, one bottle
pomsde, Mrs. Pulsche.
Gentlemens shooting lair gun), LIST prize, one
large picture, Mr.. Geo. Henault; 2d, one bottle
champagne. Mr.. Peter Pumpker; 81, cigar
stand, MIR. Robert Henault.
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- L ii NJ Il h BOA RD,

Twenty, five additional BOARDERs can now be
accommodated at the LOUDOS lNSTI-A a
TUTE, on moderate terms Coed fan q VA
pure air, and fine scenery. For parfcu- i::sESl
lars apply to THOS W LAKE
ItZI-u Aidie, LoudsR Co., Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-23

NEITHER FAILING TEETH, nor the peeping
wrinkles of time, so fOrcibly tell of ad vancing
years, as your gray hair. Ayers Vigor restores
agreeable to others, as well a. Yourself With
fresh, luxuriant hair, the infrmities of age are
far less noticeable. m.w.fNW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-23
COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL AND WOOD.
, we are discharging to-day cargo of LORRFRRY
COAL, which We will deliver to consumers direct
from the yesseI
Sawed and Split Wood and Kindlng Wool, OAK
aud Pine, in bundles by the cord A large lot Of
No. Bakers Pine Wood, Just received aud for sale
in quantities TO suit.
STEPHENSON & BROTHER
Omce, 12O4 Pennsy lvauis avenue; NJ i'll and Depnt,
Ith street wharf. lRep., ChrOnl .Jy223-
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INVESTIGATING TIE MAGISTRATES AND
CO. sTsRTFs Yesterday, after our report OF
the l. sisldo,U !nnittee investigating the
magistrates constables closed, Leon Peppers
preferred charge against Constable John ID.
Clark tor Selling one of his push carts. which
he replevied, and now he cannot make the cost
out of the constable.
Major Doherty charges that Constable Kim
nell took buggy belonging to him under su
execution last summer, during his absence from
the city, and he has made several attempts to
get some account of the manner in which Kim
nell obtained possession Of the vehicle, but X.
gives him no satisfaction.
Leonard Kean having been debarred from
practicing at Justice Simon Joseph's court, he
asks redress through the committee.
TO-DAY.
Mr.. f. Pieperbring, testified that about four
months since Justice Webster placed i'm the
hands of b. ID. Klopfer An execution in his (P's)
favor for S25 and costs against one l.. Schulz's.
Klopfer agreed IL he made the none he would
charge ten per cent He Is informed that Klop-
fer made the money, but has failed to pay it
over.
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{ II @ L E r A
AND
K pidcmic Diseases
Prevented by Using
B.ROMO-C O-CHLORAIUM,

Tho now odorlcss and non poisonous
Powerful Dcodorizcr and Dsinfcctnnt.
Its daily use destroys all bad odors
and poisonous omanations about Your
premises, and thereby prevents contn cion
and disoasc: contains no poison ANA has
no odor ofits own, aud is always safe.
"Diploma awarded by the American In.
stitutc 10 TildNn & Co, for Bromo Chlornl.
um. They consider it of value as being
non-roisonous and inodorous. and can re-,
commend it especially for mrdica, and gen.
eral household purposes where disinirr,iou
nnl doodorization is called for" Exhini
lion Of 1877. Prepared only by TiLD!.N
s. CO., New York. Sold by all druggists,
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GRAIN AND COTTON CROPS COMPARED.
SpCciaI Notices.

The hot and rainy weather is testing ali
exposed wood WORK. especially the doors in
ONT Stores and Dwellings. TO prevent all
shrinkagc, and enable them to warrant all
work sold by them, Niossrs. l. II. HALL
& Co., ut great expense, have erected,
in connection with their Door Factory, n
modern drying room, in which al Doors
ore placed Till fully dried, before gluitg,
wcdging and pinning. This process adds
one third to the durability Of the doors.
Send for price list of Doors, Saslcs. Blinds
White, Pine, Walnut and fancy tumhcrs
Agcnta for Asbestos Roofing Frlls, used
extensively all over the country for its
chcapncss and durability.
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Two or six feet. Major Strong thinks
that all the land planted in cotton the
presont year on this ranch will, with
liko season next year, yield 1000
pounds of seed cotton rcr acre, or
about 333 pounds Of ginncd cotton.
The past spring was very unfavorablc
to the rapid growth and development
of tho cotton crop. 1t was character.
fed especially by cold high winds, and
tho absence Of our usual spring show
ers. The lands planted in cotton On
Mariposa creek wcro nearly all new
lands, and the crop of tho present
year is q mere indication Of what
thoy will produce when, through sue
cessivo years Of cultivation, they shall
be brought into good condition. So,
too, tho expense Of preparing the
ground for planting. and tho work of
planting will be reduced to onc>half
its present cost.
DRAIN AND COTTON CRops CoMpARED.
Similar results in comparison with
e. ain mark tho crops of 1873. While
tho yield of volunteer grain immcdi-
atoly alongside of the cotton on the
Hazelton ranoh did not exceed five
bushels per acre. tho yiold of cotton
will average $50 pounds. Tho grain
-whoat-would be worth on the
ranci about $500 per acre at present
pricos, and cotton at tho very low
price Of IS cents per pound, S37 SO.
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DIR. INtt's Vegetable Liver Pill

Which purify the blood and remove all cor
rupt humors and unhealthy nccumations
from the body, md yet produces no wcaL :
ness or lnss,udc whatever, but on the con
trary torres tho stomach and invigoratcs
tho body daring the progress Of their
operation. They unite the heretofore ir-
rcconcilnble qualities OF Strengthening
Purgativc and n Purifying, Tonic
Dr.. TUFTS Pills arc G,c most active and
searching medicine in cxiStercc. They mt
oncr attack the very root Of diseases. and
their aclion ia 80 prompt that in an hour or
two after they are taken the patient is
aware ofthcir good effects. They may he
taken nt any time without restraint Of diet
or occura ti"m they produce neither nnu
sea. gripping or debility, and a5 IL family
mCdicinc they have no rival.
Price - crats n box. Sold by all Drug.
giss. Principal Office, 10 and 20 platt ST.
y. Y.
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'@<esk.s;1,fs:.L;;::ss.sn,sssn Is

inc startling uiHMIhCk Oh nearly nll
medicinal ast,ts has ever been that in
their process N. rWr::ation auN rtuiGcalipn
they have al" f'vDiillntcl ihc system. To
ohvia'c 'his difficulty vhysic'an3 hny long
srnGht FOR All :;;r;.I that would
Purge, Purify anu StrcnGlhrM
nj one mad the same tiIat. Their research
has Mt last been rcwnr,tcd by discovery
which fully realizes Tic fondrSt desires Of
the medical faculty and which is justly
regarded as the most important triumph
that Pharmacy has ever achieved This
ilnpOrtaut ,icsi,lrr:tum ~
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\ Work Of Intense Interest and Intrinsic
Value.
OCEANS S&upvA

BY the gifted son Of the famous 'Jctcr
Farley" The result of great historical
research: An Authcntic History OF Navi-
cation and its Manifold Discoveries since
the flood. Abnunds with startling incl
dents, f"arfu! disasters, iGw!css pirncies,
bloody battles, and glorious achievements !;
also describes diving, tclcgraphing, ocean
fisheries, sc. Over 200 spirited cuts
Subject new. Pricelow. Agents wanted.
HUBBARD BROS, Pubs, 723 SAMSON ST..
Phila Pa.
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Popular EXpOsit0r of the G0Sp
and Acts.

Bv REV. ALFRED NEviN, l.. B., y. D.,
embraces tho Intcrnacinnn Series Of les.
sons for three years. Every pastor teach.
or and family needs it. Endorsed by rrcsi
dents McCosh, Coblcigh. King, Wallace.
bishops Simpson, Stephens, Haven. aud
the Clergy and Press in I'll parts of tho
country. Agents wanted. Liberal terms
given. Address HlEGLER & McCURDY,
5l8 Arch ST., Philadelphia Pa
SARATOGA APEhska2N'E. Same
properties in the form Of Powder az The
Saratoga Mi lcrnl Spring Walers, and IL Cd
tor tho snnc purposes. Compact anl
Portable Prepared only by Gro. II. Elsm
Druggists, BsS" TRY IT.
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80 THOUSAND IN PREss. Sale incrCas sing.
1000 moro live agents wanted for our
LlVIEGSTONE % yrs in AFRICA over
GOO pages, only So so. Look out for infc.
rior works. Send for circular aud proof
Of tho greatest success Of the season. Re
port just in, ISL subs in six days. HUB.
BARD BROS, pubs, 723 SAMSON ST.,
Philn., Pa.
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Attention g.!

HAVING resumed my old tfade. 7 would
IL respectfully inform my friends and
the public generally that ah now prc.
pared to make or repair Saddles, Brides
ana Harness, Mt short notice. Tho patrons d
ago of tho public is solicited. Give mo m
call Mt tho old staud.
june II JOHN M,INTYRH
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ALWAYS ON HAND.

A full supply of Metallic Durial Cases.
"A alnut Caskets, Walnut Cases and
Pine Collins. Also prepared to do Job
Work of any kind, ropairing Old Gins.
making and repairing Grist Mills, at tho
old stand known as McCroights Shop.
june 24-3m J.W. MCCREIOiIT.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-13

Brccch loading Shot Gums, $40 TO $500.
Double Shot Guns. So to $3.50. Single
Guns, So to $50. Rifles. $S to $I5. Re-
volycrs, So to $50. Pistols. 81 to SIS. Qua
Material, Fishing Tackle. Large discount
to Dealers or Clubs. Army Guns, Rcvolvrrs,
60, bought or traded for. Goods sent by
express G. o. ID. to bo examined before
paid for.
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PURELY VEHENAHLE.

PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those Southern Roots and IIcrhs
which nm all-wiSc Providence has placed in
countries where Liver Diseases most
prcvnil. IL will euro all Diseases caused
hy pcrnnGcmtn OF The Liver.
tn" symptoms Of Liver Compliant arc n
b'ttcr ~ had taste in the mouth Pain in
The Back, Sides or Joints, utlrh mistaken
Tor rheumatism Sour Stomach Loss of
Appetite; Bowels alternately costiyc and
INK licadache Loss Of inrmury, with n
painful sensation Of having failed to do
something which ought to have been done :;
Dchllity, Low Spirits, II thick yellow np
rcnrancc of Tie skin and Eyes, y dry
Cough oitcn mistaken for consumriion
E"nri'mcS many of these symptoms attend
iHc disease, mt others very Few but the
hvrl, the largest organ in the body, j.
generally he seat CT the disease. and il rot
ErGu!rtrl in time. great suffering, wrcich-
edGcSS aud Death viii cnsuc.
This Great UnfaiIing Specific will not hc
found 'hc least Unpleasant.
For nySrrw ~, Constipation Jaundicc,
h'l''ons ATTACKS. Sick Ucadnchc, Cole
D'rrv:&i"n "tSr.riis, Sour Stomach, Heart
Burn, &c, &c.
SlNNGAS LIVER REGULATOR Oh MEDl>
CINE,
Is the Cheapest, Purcst and Best Family
Nj cdicnc in the World
Manufactured ouly by
}. II. HEILtN & CO.,
Macon, Ga. and Philadelphia.
Price, 81 90. Sold by all Druggists.
june 25
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Has been Eeforo the American public
OVER THIRTY years. 1t has never yet
failed to giyo perfect satisfaction, nnl has
Justly been styled the panatcn for all OK:
tcrnal Wounds, Cuts, Burns, HwclinG*,
Sprains, Bruises. &C., &c, for Man nnd
Beast. No family should be 4 single LAY
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NEW ADVERTISER EN'rS.

WORKlNG GLASS, male or female,
w 500 week guaranteed. Ecsr"c
tablo employment at home. day or evening:
no capital required; full Instructions nml
valuable package Of goods cent free by
mail. Address, with cont rcturn stamp,
NJ. YOUNG & CO., 17$ Greenwich st., New
York
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without this I.inimcnt. Tho money ro.
funded unless the Linimcnt Is ms rcarc-
scnted. BE cure and get the cen,:ino
MEN lCAN MUSTANG LININENT.. SoLI
~ all Druggists and Country Stof|s, ut
PIC, 60c. and 81 90 per Bottle. Notice
style. eize of bottle, &c.
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TO GET BARGAINS.
700 LBS rk Hams received and for 'a'o '5a ' ana warranted
lot of New Flour received from the Augusta (Ga) Mills
and for sale by i. ELDER
lie is receiving regularly large additions his Spring Stock
at greatly Reduced Prices and they will be sold accordingly
by IL ELDtR.
Ills Stock too large and mcnto consisting OF
Millinery Goods of the latest Style and Fashion.
Ladies' Dress Goods,
lTnder-Skirts, Co1sets
Cuffs, Collars &c, &c.
Gents Ready y-NIade Clothing,
Shirt Collars, Hats, &c
Boots and Shoes
Of almost amy kind to
suit all sizes and classes prin-
cipally made to order and warranted
TO be clear of shoddy. Always
on hand full supply Of
Family Groceries,
Hardware, 1IoowWae Wooden Ware Crockery Belsteatls
and Mattresses all of which will DE sold LOW by
f. ELDER,
Also lot of White Lead commission, which will be sold
at the lowest Charleston Price by
All he asks is to call and examine his goods before rclas
ing, he is determined not to be untcrsold by any one
IT, ELDERu
uly
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Fresh Arrivals.

A FRESH Lot o ; Candies, Jcllios, Pick.
~ les, Oysters, Peaches, 70 onattoes.
Green Corn, Salmon, SO. Just received
at MCINTYRE
fed 81
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Wells CarbOIic Tablets

are q sure cure for all diseases OF tho Re.
spiratory Organs, Sore Throat, Colds
Group, Dipthcrin, Asthma, taiarrh
lloarsoncss, II DrJncs Of the Throat. nind
pipe, or Bronchial Tubes, and all Dis
eases of tho Lungs.
In all cases Of sudden cold. however
taken, those Tablets shonld hr promptly
and freely used They cqna!zc the circu.
lation Of the blood, mitigate the severity of
the a.tnck, and will, in n vary short time.
restore healthy ac'i2n TO tho affected or.
gans.
Wells Catholic Tablets, are put up only
in blue hoxcs. Take no substitutes. II
they can't he found at your druggists
send at once TO tho Agent in New York
who will forward them by return mail.
Don't bc deceived by limitations.
Sold by druggists. Price 25c. n Box
JOHN Q. KELLOGG. lS P!att 81. y. Y.
Send for Circular. Solo Agent for the
United States,
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DIR. NEIIS'
EXTRACT OF JURUDEBA

is prepared directly from The South Amer
lean Plant, anh is peculiarly suited to all
these difficulties ; il will cleanse the Vita
ted Blood, strengthen the liE> giving
Powers, and remove all distractions from
Impaired and Enirchlcd Organs.
1t should be freely takca. as Juruhchn is
pronounced by medical writers lhe most
efficient Purifier. Tonic aud Dcohslrucnt
known in tho whole range of medicinal
plants.
JOHN = KELBIGH,
Is Plat St., n. V, Sole Agent for u. s.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send Cor civ
cular. august IL
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SlMNDA& LIVER REGULiT0R Oh MEDI>
CINE,
Jars /! Jars I!

FNUREE and five Gallon Jars. Call
l. early. U q. DESnORrES Il co.
jan 0
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Is the most powerful cleanser, sire" 9Th
cncr nnd r+mu'c Of Glauduur Obstruc-
TORS known to .Naicria .Wcdicu.
II is specially adapted to constitutions
"worn down" and drhilitatrl by the warm
weather of Spring and Summer, when the
blood is not in active circulation. consc-
Qncmiiy gathering inn uritics ircm slug
gishncSs and impr,i' feet action OF the sccrc-
tive organs. nnd is manifested hy Tumors,
Eruptions, Glr;ohc:, Boils, Pus,ulcs, Scro
iula, &C., &c.
When W wcnry ana languil from ovcrwork
and dullncsS, drowzincss aud inertia take
| the place of energy and vgor, The system
needs 7raic TO huild il up and help The
Vital Forces to regain their rccurcratiyc
power
In the heat Of Summer, frequently the
Liver and Spleen do not property perform
their functions; the Uterine end Urinary
Organs are inactive. Producing weakness
Of the stomach and intcStiucI and Il lrc,,i3.
position to bilious arrangement.
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THE ooLbEN STATE Asa FIELD FOR
GROWING THE fLEEcY STABLE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-27
NOTICE.
Collections Made.

rT'RAV. NJ. JOHNSON ANNOUNCES
/ to business men and the public that
he will attend to the COLLECTION OF
BILLS in Eureka and its vicinity from
this date. He will also attend to busi-
ness and make rcmittances for parties
at distance. Charges moderate.
Office at the Office of VIM. NJ. Gates,
Justice of the Peace.
Eureka, Jan. -. 1878. jazz
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-27
FOR RENT.

nor RENT-THE BUILDING FOR
Il merly known as the DELMONICO
RE EsTAURANT, corner OF Buel and
Bateman streets. 1t will be rented either
for restaurant, lodging house or ply
Sican's Office. Ali necessary repairs or
alterations will be made by the owner.
Apply to ). ASHlM X BkO,
ml6 Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-27
o.hor New Ore Rooster.

botber New Ore Rooster.
clip the annexed from the
roncisco Alta of a late date:
\ attention has been directed
y the past few years in bring
fence to bear, whereby low
and rebellious ores could he
od at n cost that would rem
be working of less valuable
profitable. Mr.. $. f. Amhler,
StIeman of many years eX-
nce in the reduction of the
rs sulphuret ores of Califor-
bd Nevada, has finally COM
several essential points. so
the desideratum has been
he'd, The invention to which
fer has cost him considera-
me and labor in experiment.
jMr. Amber has associated
himself q gentleman of this
whose theoretical research
Encouragement enables the
Er to present to the mining
6.tS Ambler's Compound
|pipe Furnace. 1t is a roast
Ii,rnace for the treatment Of
| |lious ores. The main feature,
Ihat which renders it superior
Iothers hitherto used, consists
living a stream of heated air,
hi has not lost its oxygen by
6ustion, into the ore i'll a re-
|nr cylinder, thereby thor
|ly oxidizing the sulphurets
kad of melting or cen1enting
4, rs is frequently done by
| furnaces. Usually, the oXy-
[of the air is nearly all con-
bd in passing through the fire,
ing an insufficient quantity
it reaches the ore to support
eombustion of the sulphur and
|ize the base metals contained
Elm, resulting, when highly
ged with sulphurets, in the
Irfect reduction Of decomposi-
|of the ore under treatment.
furnace is arranged to regu-
the supply Of oxygen accord
10 The proportion Of sulphurets
le ore. Any kind of fuel may
sed, not excepting sagebrush
wdust. The wood is fed into
sed chamber near the top, and
oroughly charred by the hot
and gases from below the
r being economized and used
combustion. 1t will
from one to two thousand
IDS per hour, according to the
,entage of sulphurets in the
and consume from one to
E cords of wood per day,
riding to the same condition.
cost (labor and fueN will not
ed 81 per ton. 1t can also be
as a smelling furnace for ores
fine state of division, such as
generally treated in rever-
tory furnaces. The patentee
rs great saving in structure,
r and fuel, and that it accom-
les more work than any fur
in use.
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OFFICE OF THE
Phenix Silver Mining Company,

SAN FRANCISCO, March 18Th, 1915.
Location of mine, Eureka District, Lam
der County, State of Nevada.
vHyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il Stockholders of the PheniX Silver
Mining Company, for the election OF
Trustees, and the transaction OF such
business as may be presented, will be
held on MONDAY, APRIL 9TH, 1873. at
one o'clock =. NJ, at the office OF the
company, Room No. 26, Hayward's
building. 4l9 California street, San Fran
cisco, California.
Transfer books will be closed April 4th
until after the meeting.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE,
nlo2td Secretary.