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'CHE FINANCIER of to-day contains an ed
honal reviewing the condition and prospects mune
pal boss commenting toe Currency Prospects Congress
Seizure Basrets all the financial o2 The
.ssi Pnee, l6 per - JeA Pubhesaou Once
eT.st
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Coal AsHBs As PHOSPHATE rhh''''>hH
the has of Numerous analyses At many varieties Of
coal fros, different localities IL is again asserted
,ho+ eel ,sls c~rst 4 beneficial efccton land, not
only TN reason OF their mechanical ACTON on soile
soils Ruf also on account of their mlncrn ihgls :
pbosnhor.c acid beside suiphate 81 potash "su
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CorarMersnlr Aonces.

nISSOLUTI0N. - The COMPREHENSIVE
that erstei the subscribers y Ness
FU LER BREAD Co.. dissolved Juos
l. ISL - b. and !. e. F-lI dlsposug their Interest Nc~sT
j. G. A. Fuler g. au A. FULLER sposing VI ,Lr iE.elcS
in New.Yora CITY 10 j. c. FUiier-Feb 10 1874
d. b. FlLLL,, j. a. FULLER c. A. FULLER
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MANDATE oFApMoNIA FOR THE MASURACTUsE or
iNK-Ihe invaIiable detection by B0ttger. of vana-
dunn IN all specimens of prsoltic monite Bohnerae
and TIC separating it, by his process in larger quar-
hhes than bad been obtained before led him to call
attention TO the applicability of the neutral vana
date OF ammonia in the manufacture of a most ex-
celleR, deep black. very fluid writing ink. This
may be made by trituratng three parts of the salt
with onepart Of pyrogaiie acid and three parts of
finely pulverzed guIn-arsbic. in porcelain mortar
ewith the addition OF suitable amount of cold rain
. ster The separation of the vanadiabn from thu
ore is accomplished by pnlverzing it very finely
ni King il with nitrate Of potash and caaltic soda
hlti subjectDg it to . red heat for short time in
Hes sian crucible; then extracting the mass with
boihpg water, and caJefuy adding 10 the filtered
liquid so much nitric ed, free from hyponitric acid
bolutl0D Of nitrate of bar VITA is then added TO the
Filtered liquid from winch be larger part Of the sill
va SDo aIUpDa " the ore Ia been separated in this
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wov: and from the ins,luble vanadate OF baryta.
thus formed vanadc '.oid, and ether yanaoa'ce "i0
easily prepared, r. ... IL f|
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Ilhflun ,Ardoenls5.
DODWORTHs CLASSES for ID AACINGs
"A. No - s.d ave, c2raer messy A4I-sL,
Are now open cr ,he .essca.
Twice v.ek-MolI,s Tus s4ys, iHesl,'f rudAyo
Wednesdays snd ssur'ays.
Once week-Sstad,y morning. s1i y i'v evenings
Gentlemen Monday ssd rhl.sli eg~ai7g-
Send a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

PCHHCATOS OF HARD WATER FOR STEAM BOIL
mrs. &C.-Aiter a full discussion Of the various
methods for purifying hard water for feeding boilers
and manufacturing purposes, Stingl concludes that
che only trustworthy method is that of precipitating
The impurities by the proper quantity of suitable
chemical agent agents, and removing the precipi
tate IN approved way. The defects in the previous
applications of this method have been so far removed
py BeTanger IN his patented process that it is used
win success IN a number of establishments Omit
slng the detailed working description Of the cam
R ietH pu oo sunpie apparatus employed, the main
gear ure seems 10 be the precipitation Of the foreign
cDatters by Underwater, or me-wa fer Cd 49,
OF 6arnm thereqmsite quantity of these snbstsnces
&c be accurately aseertalned by voumetric anolvsis
OF the WATER using fol- the purpose standard linz
N~ater instead OF soap solution, in preyions nIo
oesses. During the progress of the pnrifcation ~
Beast excess or deficiency of lime water can he dn
fected by accurate and easy tests and can he rem
sdled, thus keeping the operation complel.Sv nnd
control The water is finally passed through a ver1
,nipie efficient and cheap filter Of shaviLEs and
j ugse coke, which not only delivers il clear bur
J, Uaains effective for several months.
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table. Gable 2, 1s72. and page lso board report
TSs SssSr; 70 wsss e
same now are, he Vim and that the lengths given
square T,s q u LIS 81 inches
are the lengths from THeny-slxth street west to
ths Aqaeduet7bridge abutments. The balance Of
bridge and It's abutments, and certainty cannot be
assessed for street improvements to which the
MI Riyss also states IN this connection that on
Fourteenth street. This Il positively incorrect.
R!sss s vii rssf 70 sas
ne viii md the length or square ~ given ct 405
Both squares are west Of Fourteenth street.
s..a Connecticut avenue.
The error of Mr. Rives in connection with THIS
avenue is. that he bases all his figures on the
sumption that the whole cost OF the street was
Sos Whole oos. shs
street. II was partial assessment.
The whole cost of the street, as given to me by
me ssditor. Is sisi, and my statement, page
Page 2O2s, Mr. Rives states that deducted only
92S,lsl2o rom this avenue for P.street circle,
whereas two-thtrds Of the concrete alone Of that
aoSernOrS snsSs n.y. Su. Nj. kSss iOrgets that
ehusstts s1enus to fWentieth street; that is, op-
postte to the triangular reservation west Of the p
street circle. In my statement could only deduct
charged to and included in his statement Of the
cost Of Connecticut avenue; It would have been
wrong to deduct more. %
MassdcAussffs avenas and Vermont avenss
Mr.. Rlves, page 9o2l, does not refer to my state
He merely refers to errors in single Items s,
whereas have shown, conolusively, that despite
these errors, there Is otesriy balance due ON
mont avenue, d ,47o.o5.
Tt0elfhh street southpsst
Mr.. Rives, page 2O24, says that 81, .o3 was
charged 30 private property for sewer, whereas
the Government paid 81 $50 OF the same. This is
.ss and
B street north and Pennsylvsnia avenue, whereas
the charge to the Government Is for sewer
across the mall.
Market Space
,.1 The Is ps, taSls 10 Of board report
was made Tor the reservation AUDITING on Market
space. The property holders, as he states, ought
to. and undoubtedly will, receive their just draw
backs. 49, ...-...
Mr. Rivss refers to ovsrehsrees on sewers on
Seventeenth street. [psge 2a23,) City Hall ressr-
walton (2o2I;) The oSercharges arc all In Sonse-
linear foot, with regard to Whick rsspsosfniiy
refer to my sewer statement, (l1eo, ITO, uTl,)
sGT that Z @ due e
Is correct. b. OERTLY.
THOMAS D. WINTER RECALLED At HIS OWN
REQUEST.
The Witness. would lie to make Q little
correction before the committee adjoufns. Mr..
Barney has called my attention to the fact that
slated that Il was for sodding done that he
gave that account. should have said for sod
ding 10 be done.
The committee adjourned to 10 O'Clock 0. M,
Monday, a5th instant.
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Avenue on those portions bordering
on private properly e9tlrely T,oss 90
Ii" Avenue. on portions perderinS on
-reserystions fthe sboys) .-rfr.l - q .oss IS
Total amount paid by the Government pe,02s IS
Total cost Of avenue 10 board (see
table "a, 1872 I2l,4Il "a
Mr. Rives (page 20z5) refers 10 the net that in
the above table Of fsi2 the Government was only
chsrgsd on this avenue with Ga, 9sots and hat
such amount Hss sent to the President a the true
amount; also, that prepared that table, which 10
ins9rfss.: g.. ,,...,. ~, ~. ~, n,s,,. :.
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@ e. 81 % % ] % q ::s sss. ST. s
S % S:s and : s
Less Onethr SSseaScy yards
% S sS. o :a SSs sad ven: sa asa '
MI BueE'sasrer -
Less On"tFd ttIOx cubic yards
e sPs.s sH 7 :s s s: E'''
@ a The 81 s 81: ! sa
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& .as 1 @ 81 M... yas
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TE%i third =: =: .: sss ss g e
-. ~. 90 y
a . S s 5 sS '' sRs
Grading Grading on 6! ' reservation. Ssss
which TSs; va, charge, .ar: ~ $500
ssf 8S s;; St cen" fsia i
Loss ...44a 49, -
~ @ @ @ ..: M :::
% nd sa s. S s 40 .1s. % rs
a 1s,ii Sfs s sss
Sss sss:. . .sfs:s 81:
1880
Z; s ssEs t si's a'ss ssss:
Charged la unEsa sats- MND1I
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REPoRr
Circle at Psnd Niatenm asst.
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ONE PRICE TO ALL.

WHITE FRENCH oRdAED5Es, 50
bsss sss,iss E,ssi: :sa S ssEa "
Esw aes d., n E asn =, sPrins suitinss'
S s.sipss :sS si %T Sss %Sn''
White Coed, In Pigues, Victoria Lawns, &C.
ssose q an s. Tss0ia tb. s be ero.
Cheapest Line or cassmsres In the clay.
Straw Mattings'2 Is cents up: $3.50
myIs ss Pennsylvania svsnus, south side.
w. n. SINISTER = RROTHKR,
FRENCH aEe EVA fb,k ES s55Ds. AND AnEHI-
No. sls PennsyIvania avenue,
d.. Washington, D. O.,
Call the attention Of their customers and the public
to their eleg ant stock Of
NEW SPRING GOODS,
which has been largely Increased Within the past
week with great many new goods from the late
large auction sales IN New ok where we purchased
largely at low prices. s ..
Wshams: Elegant Black and Colored eiIks, Gray
and other Fancy stpes: Foulsrd and JAbSnsss Silks
French Organizes ada Jasonets; Linen Lawns In
great variety; Linen R3stifs, in plain and satin
Mohairs and PoplIns; 20 pieces New style Pegcals.
and the most superb assortment Of
LUPINs BLACK SILK AND WOOL GRENA-
ever offered X tbs msfget, shd as low as the same
quality can be procured In EeN York or elsewhere.
ELEGANT SATIN STRIPED GRENADINES
for Puionnatse, all width; Lace Points and Lace
Jackets, warranted pure LLAMA. "
One price only, .-.-E
w. n. sHUsTFR & BRO,
my1-s pc Pennsylysnia sysnue.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-08

its's sesss sSs M III ssssiR. Ss
!sain 4. 4.268; sales 500;- last evening $50.
kl NoRroIK, July 7.AOotson dull and
tn buyers favor---low- middling 15x0
15A; net receipts 220; exports c0asi.
wise $50; sales 200. No. I"1
a BosToH. July 7.-Cotton dull and
nominal-middling Is; net receipts 2;
gross 155; sales 15O.
CHARLESTON, July Cotton dull
middling l6; low middling 15]S; strict
good ordinary 14N; net receipts 80;
sales 100; stock 9,436.
AUGUSTA, July 7.-Ootton quiet
middling 16; receipts 12; sales Sc.
LONDON, July 7.-Street rate 2Ia.
Erie 20. Weather fair.
PARIS. July 7.-Rsntes 60f. 200.
LIVERPOOL, July Moon. n.-Ootton
hrm-uplands 81; Orleans 8A@8M;
sales $4,000. including 5000 for e1.
port and speculation; sales of uplands,
nothing below good ordinary, deliver
able September or October, s 7-16; no.
thing below low middling, deliverable
July or August, S2s@8 3.l6; Gales in.
| clude Z, 400 American.
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in the South; all others are spurious imita-
tions, palmed Oft on the weli-esrned repu-
tation OF DR.. Heinitsh's. a sovereign Pa
nacea and Blood Purifier; a restorer OF
health and invigorator of the system. It
cnros diseases. by purifying the blood and
repairing the waste Of tho body, imparting
strength and yigor to the depraved and
curative and purifying powers through the
blood.
THE WONDERFUL POWER this remedy
has in curing Mercurial Sores and all Ssro-
fulous affections places it. in the estimation
OF physicians who have used it, far above
the mercurisl treatment and practice Of the
French school.
In all cases Of Skin Diseases, Carries of
the Bones, Humors in the Blood, Constitu-
tional, Chronic and Scrofulous Disease,
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Erysipe-
las, ricketts,. Scald.Head. Sore Legs, Clan.
dular SwelliDgs. White Swellipgs, Nodes,
Sore Ears, Sors Eyes, Strnmous Discharges
from the Ear. Opthalmia, Itch, Copstitu!.
tional Debility. Wasting and Decay Of the
Body. Skin Eruptions and Tumors. For
ness. Mental Depression, Restleseness,
Want OF Vital Force and Low Spirits, it is
moro invigorating and strengthening than
all the compounde of barka or bitters. AS
Liver 1nyigorator, it is OF great valne.
As II Stimulant, it is safer and surer than
all tho rum. vinegar and whiskey toncs OF
tho day. Use no other Blood Medicine
than HEINITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT.''
The QUEENS DELIGHr is prepared
only by E.H. HEINITSH, at HIS Family
Drug store. Columbia. y. O. July
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Watch and Pistol Recovered.

Watch and Pistol Recovered.
ID ECOTERED, on the 9th instant, one
LII Gold Patent Lever WATCH, einzle
case, which the owner can obtain by calling
at this office, proving property and paying
expenses.
ALSO.
Ono large Colt. NAVY REVOLVER.
IL these articles are not identified an
claimed by the 7th pro1imo, they will be
sold to deiray expenses.
BY order OF the Mayor.
July9 N. F. NIXON. Chief of Police.
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Every citizen OF this State should own at
least one Share.
CHARLESTON, with her magnificent Har-
Dor and genial climate; her immense unde-
veloped back country, containing fertile
soil, fine pasture grounds and inexhausti-
BILE water power; her contiguity to the
West Indies and South America, and her
unparalleled European ocean course, is
destined, upon the completion Of this IN.
roRTANT Trunk LINE, to emerge from her
prostrated condition and become what
nature has intended she ahould be-the
GREAT COMMERCIAL METROPOLIS Of the
SOUTHERN SECTION Of the UN1rRD STATES.
LIMIT OF sTocKHoLDRRs'LIABIL
The following clause in tho charter is
published for the information OF sub.
scribers:
Sec. 4. "That no Stakeholder OF said
Company shall be held liable for the debts,
contracts or acts OF said corporation.
beyond the amounts actually subscribed to
the Capital Stock Of said Company by such
StockhOlder."
DIRECTORS:
geo. W. WILLIAMS, GABRIEL CANNON,
b. BoLLMANN, JOHN 81. Ev1Ns,
ALvA GAGE, II. B. JErFR.
ThEo. D. JEHvEY, D. r. DLHoAN,
IHEo; q; BARKEn, JAMES e. BLAcK,
JOHN 3. FAIRLY, JOHN 8. WILEY.
Principal Office and Address. rs Broad
street, Charleston, g. @.
| @. G. .MEMMINGER, President,
a. Q. KAUFMAN, Secretary and Treas.
| July 3mO
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HoAxEs.-The latest hoaxes refer to
the disentombment of the Roman En-.
peror Decius and his army; also to the
destruction OF the earth by an eccentric
switch from the comets tail.