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a6-dts
FVVHOS. j. FISHER b CO.,
l. Real Astate Auct0neers. 1924 street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE AND VAL
LIABLE SQUARE. No. 674. IN THE CITY OF


WASHINGTON, D. G.
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust dated DecembexSZaA
2eth. 4. D. 1872 and recorded In Iiber T01 foioS
246 Of tho land records Of tho District Of Column
ba and BY direction Of the party securcd thereby tho
undersigned Trustee VII ss e public suction front
DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1852. ct FIVE O'CLOCK p
M the square Of ground situated In the city Of Wash
ingtcn. In said District designated and numbered a
sa1sse ss hundred and seventy four s14. bounded
the east by 1se street east and the west nv North
CsRis e sssed and eontainins aloas aso 600 square
Terms Of sale: Onefourth Of the purchase money in
cash. and the balance in three equal instaionts In
which the notes OF the purchaser bearing interest
eovcn cent per annun, payable semi annually and
secured By DECD Of trust upon tho pFeHses viii s.
relnired or the purchaear may Pay a cash at his o
ton. deposit Of $500 win be required at the dine Of
SALE All conveyHucinG II TO be e he cost Of tbs pur-
chaser II tho terms Of aAle arp not complied with tn
rxht g resell ne property 8 the risk and cost Of die
lie ssesns sae A4'se x i III s. SoRk1s Y
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QUOTATIONS. or GOVERNMENT BoNp'

1T is currently reported this morning that Prrsi-
dent Arthur has decided 10 appoint Col. John
Smith, o. Brooklyn, NY, as u 5. consul at Pres
cot, Canada
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FINANCIAL.

PRIyATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Fl. Ell. DODGE
Bonds. Stocks and Investment Securities Bough t,n1
Sold on Commission.
No. $50 18TH STREET. tCoRCoRAN BUILDINa.)
Agency for Prince and Whitley. Stock Brokers.
GA BROADWAY. NEW YORK
Every class Of Securities bought and sold on commits
don ia San Francisco. Baltimore Philadelphia. New
FORK. Boston and Washington Orders executed on the
New York Stock Exchange ut eighth of per cent
commission, Private and direct telegraph wires to
Baltimore Philadelphia. New York and Boston. through
which orders are executed the Stock Exchanges
IN those cities and reported back promptly. Quotations
ofStoeks and Bonds and information regarding the
Markets received through wires INSTANTLY di-
rect from the New York Stock Exchange. nj
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IL Ninth aud streets northwest.
SALE OF UNSERvICEABLE FURNITURE, CHA
OILERS. CARPETS. sc. FROM THE
EXEGIIIIEE MANSION

SALE OF UNSERVICEABLE FURNITURE, CHAM
OILERS, CARPETS, &c, FROM THE
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
PARL0R SUITES. %9sDoW HANG1NGs. ARM
sTER, BODY BRUSSELS AND OTHER CAR
PETS; LACE CURTAINS. SIDE CHAIKS COR
NICES, LOUNGES, SOFAS, BEDSTEADS,
WAkDROBES, BUREAUS dn Rosewood and Wal
EEt); NJ. L. WASHSrANDS BANNER SCREENS,
SIDE TABLES, HAIR AND SHUCK MAT
TE.ssES, MATING. FESDERS CRATES.
NEW BR SIS CHANDELIERS, LARGE GUAM
THY OF GLASS CHANDELIER GLOBES. &C..
&C.
On FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL FOURTEENTH
1882. commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. will sell,
within suction rooms (removed thereto for conye
nence # sale large quantity of unserviceAble Furni
tnre. &C.. from the Executive Mansion and partly
named above.
Some of the above very antique and the sale is
worthy the attention Of desiring souvenirs
alO- dts DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
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: : j. j. JUHNSUN, Tr1steo.
THOMAS DOWl1NG, Auctioneer. all dts
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.

w ALI L" D. WILLIAMS g co. Auo''0neerS'
WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE. UPHOLSTER-
ED IN RAW SILK, PLUSH BANDS; WALNUT
FRAME LOUNGE, UPH0LsTEsED IN RAW
SILK; HANDSOME M. T. TABLE; WALNUT
CHAMBER SUITES. WITH FRENCH DRESSERS
AND DRESSING CASES: PAINTED BED
WALNUT FOLDING CHAIR: BRUSSELS, IN
GEAIN AND 0THHR CARPETS: SEWING MA
CHINE, IN PERFECT ORDER. HALL. CARPETS:
CoOKISG RANGE; RUGS; HAIR AND HUSR
MATTRESSES: SPRI>GS; BEDDING; CHINA
GLASS AND CRoCkERY WARE; KITCHEN
UTENSILS, &c.
at TEN O'CLOCK NJ, We shall sell at the residence
of lady declining housekeeping No. 1409 Pennsyva-
MIA avenue Composite Wizards HoteD northwest. the
above collection of household Furniture; been in
only short time and worthy the attention of buyers
Aid WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts.
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1T rs THOUGHT in some quarters that the Fltz
John Porter case is such an elephant that the
President VIII let it entirely alone ana that that
WAS the decision reached at the last Cabinet
meeting.
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.OYAGERS TO EUROPE.

J. W. BOTELFR SON
Are the Agents for the sale Tickets in this District of
the
INNAN STEAMSHIP CO.
Parties proposing to Europe can obtain all
0rInstion by applying to
mlT-3m J. w. BOTELER 4 son.
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LOGO Prizes. - $1l2. 400
6ckcts, 500. ~
Remit money bank dram By Letter. or send by ex-
Bresss: DON'T SEND BY KkGIsTEkED LETTER or
POHT OFFICE ORDER Ofd0EIQ OF - and upward by
express be sent 1t our exensN Address n orders
70 4; EoAEDMAH ce1f:g;l R1ilding Lou
New York: O. =. ", CLARK On New JeEssy avenue
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

On and after MARCH 10Th the STEAMER SUE, Cap
bin W G. GEOGHEGAN. viii leave STEPHENSON'S
WHARF, foot of 9TH street, EVERY SUNDAY. at four
O'clock y. H., for Baltimore and River Landings.
AL tiyer Freight must be PREPAID
Returning. arrive Washington every Saturday night
STEPHENSON BRO. AGENTS.
nl66m It'll street Wharf and Cor. 18th and Pa. ave.
NOTICE.
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DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.


CHANCERY SAFE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON MARYLAND AVENUE, ON CAP
IfOL HILL. NEAR THE CAPITOL.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
DlsSrict OF Columbia passed in equity cause No. IL:
44l9, Docket H. the 27h day Of July, 1875 and -
further decree. passed rr 10, 1884, in which Dem
mead 81 al were compliments and Denmesd defendant
we Will sell at pubic auction IN front of the premises
on SATtkDAE. the TWENTY SECOND DAY OF
APElL, A.D ls52, AT FOUR AND HALF O'CLOCK
r. NJ. the vest one half Of lot numbered (w of ~
IN square numbered seven hundred and ffty-seyen
GOD, with the improS enents thereon.
This property is situated the north side Of Mary
land the Of I'd street. and between
2d and Sd streets east and within square and half Of
the United States Capitol grounds 1t has front of 80
feetS inches and average depth of 40 feet and is
improved by two-stOry frame house. occupying the
western porto If said lot
Terms of sale; One third 90 cash; the residue in
three equ@l in six co. twelve 2) and eight
s) months the deferred payments bear interest
from the day Of sale and the payment thereof to be
cured by the notes of the purchaser purchasers.
Lem retained ell cash. option OF purchaser. 300
down the fall of the hammer. Conveys ncing and
recording at the purchasers cost II the terms of sale
are not complied with in days the Trustees
serve the right to resell at risk and cost of defatng
purchaser. after giving five days advertisement in
newspaper published in Washington ID. c..
WI. p. LASSELLE, / rrrs.oo,
sll-d JOHN f. HERRELL, I Irustees'
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LARGE QUANTITY OF STATIONERY, KNIVES.
POCKETBOOKS NE, &c. At AUCTION.
BY virtue of a resolution passed b. House Of Repre-
sentative April 9Th 1882 empowering me % sell
gu ntity Of stationery, &c win SELL on SATURDAY,
the r kTFENTH DAY or APRIL. A. ID. 1882, CON-
menciIk at TEN O'CLOCK =. NJ. within the auction
rooms of DUNCANSOS BROS, corner 9Th and ID
str cts northwest o large quantity OF Stationery &c,
partly named ~ follows:
Pocketbooks in Eussis and other leather Portfolios
Memorandum Books Penknyes, Rulers. Scissors,
Paper Weights. Inkstands. SersP Books, Eyelets.
OTera Glasses; Gold pe,s, Holders and Pencils;
27sI Ieans cf Corr etter Paper. Legal Cap
PAPER. Fancy Note Paier Boxes Of Note Paper,
EnyeioyeS, Sc; Biotting Paper, Mucilaxe, Pencils,
lsrxe quantity of Envelopes different Sizes, 61
boxes Ink 2 Printers Ink, with numerous
other a-ticeE-
The attention Of the trade and others invited TO this
sale.
EDWARD MCPHERSON
a1O-dts Clerk q. S. House Of Representatives
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
sTrpFRB FURNITURE At Auction

On SATURDAY, APRIL FIFTEENTH, as ELEVEN
O'CLOCK precisely, shall eel, within sales
Toom one MAGNIFICENT Chamber Suite. beautifully
aryed; large French plate Glass; and the workmanship
5rst class; one gorgeousy upholstered Parior Suite
seven pieces. in perfect order.
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nLD WINR AND OLD FRIfAD0 ARE KNOWN AZ
~ e. " nsss ssh JUsTH'S od Stand hnoyg fce yes.s
CLOIH!M0 en- b soed q prices. AddreD
Ct ca st JU4THS Old Stand BE. 90 D streek hetupeq
9TH sEeok hetweGn ID and 4 st9eefs northwest HI
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Tie following are the opening and closing ,re,s
OF the New York Stock Market TO-DAY, as reportei
by special wire GO u. Ii. Dodge, SO 18th street;
fDf,cnf1o cgOSfaC- RI
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In the city of Louisville, on
SATURDAY. APRIL 23TH. 1882.
These drawings occur monthly Sundays excepted1
Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court, on March 81. rem
dered the following decision: ts
First,That tho Commonwealth Distribution Com
pany il legal. ; =
Second-lR drawings arc fair.
ms company has now on hand largo reserve fund.
Read carefully the list OF prizes Tor tbs
APRIL. DRAWING.
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SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CONSIST
ING in PART OF WALNUT PARLOR SUITE
WALNUT FRAME MIRRORS, BOOK CASE
WALNUT ROCKERS AND REVOLVING CHAIRA
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE AND BRACE
TABLES LADIES' WALNUT WHITING DISK,
WALNUT II; T. TABi.E& LOUNGES. WALNUT
TukT, PAINfED IEDsTEAps BgEEAus ANb
BUREAUS And WASHsTANDs. HAIR AND
HUSk MATTRESSES, BEDDING, BRUSsEL6
WARE. SC, RANGE AND FIXTURES. KITCHEN
On MONDAY. April. SEVENTEENTH. AT TEN
VCLOCK A. NJ, We shan sel ct residence No. $40 "a
street southeast . general sssOrtusent Of Household
Effects and psree furnishing should give the sale theiI
attention, fog bargains may be expected.
Aid wALTkR b. WILLIAMS 3 CO.. Aucts
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THOMAs DOWLlNG, Aucuoneer.

II
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD CASE PIANOFORTE SU-
PERIOR PARLOR, CHAMBER AND DINING
ROOM FURNITURE. WINDOW HANGINGS.
FINE MQQUET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS.
&C., AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, April. SEVENTEENTH,
1882, AT TEN O'CLOCK. at No. I'll 14th street. ad-
joining Foundry Church. shall sell the entire effects of
q lady declining hOusekeeping comprising in part
Handsome Rosewood Gaze Fianoforte. by A. Faas Il
Co
Two superior Walnut Parlor Suites upholstered in
Reps.
Walnut NJ. T. Tables Lounges.
Moquet, Velvet and other fine Carpets.
Window Hangin9S, Ornaments.
Handsome Hall Rack, EngraviGgs
Walnut Book lease. Library Table. Drop Light.
Very handsome Walnut Marbe-top Chamber Suites,
with +. =. Mirrors.
Painted and other Chamber Furniture,
Fine Spring Underbads and Mattresses.
Fine Feather Pillows.
Elegant Wainut Wardrobes.
Hands OIue Walnut NJ. Z. Sideboard.
Walnut Pillar Extension Table.
Dining Chairs. Clock.
Silver-plated Ware
China and Glass Ware.
Cooking and Hsating Stoves
Kitchen Requisites.
THOMAS DOWNING Auctoneer. aII-dts
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De Washington Horre and Carrisee Bszzar
S33I 94e and ga Louisiana avenuA
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES CARRIAGES, HAIR
MSS. &C., EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and
SATURDAY MORNING. cuulxnencdnx q TEN
0OCLOCK. Special attention given to the sales Of
On MI consixnnaents. Lsl6l 8. BENSINGER Auct.
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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
Nn leave her wharf foot Of 9th street, every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at o'e;ock p. M, touch
ing al Prney POINT POINT Lookout and Fortress Monroe
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH The BOSTON
AND Providence STEAMERS.
Fare TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 50
-ea Fare - Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 81 50
f1rstclass Fsre To Piney Point and Point Lookout 50
Seeondclass tare to PIney Point and Point Lookout rs
Returning leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. ut four O'Clock y. IN.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and Z. G. KNIGHT vii sIrle t,.eir
E;iF cav - Pier Al, East River, New York. every
sAICkDAY, At four O'clock y. M. and Georgetown
every FRIDAY, At OIL III q For particulars
eIpiy b agent, CD Water street Georgetown,
Tickets and stateroOns can be secured at general
once, 6l3 18th st.eet N.tionN Metropolitan Bank
Building n %. Ticket o+Ce, l55l rem y " aa ave-
me. -. MsEc Hoe. and at t.
0c2 ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

Or end after NOVEMBER Sd, 1884, the steamer
ARROWSMlTH viii leave her wharf, foot Of 7th street.
n a. every MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAY for AL r1ver landings. On MONDAY IS far "a
Nomlni Ferry. On THURSDAY, Nomini and IT. Gle
ments Rss. stones 0harf. roH's and Howeri5
On SATURDAY. Currioman and Leonardtown.
JOHN x. Agent
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1y1HOMAS BOWLING, Auct.oneer.

FINhUNAo DUNLINu, AucCUHeer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
MYRTLE STREET. SOUTH SIDE; BETWEEN
FIRST AND NORTH CAPITOL STREETS.
By virtue of deed of trust bearing date the 10th "a
day OF june, A. D. 1875 and recorded III Liber 7s3 81
fol 227, of the land records of the District Of
lnbia: and of decree of the supreme Court of the
2 substituting the undersigned sole trustee under said
deed shall at the request Of the party secured sell at
public auction. in front of the premises, FRIDAY,
APRIL FOUkTEENTH. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK p.
NJ, lots numbered los. Ice. 167, and l68, in B. f.
and seventy FIVE (675). in the city of Washington in
the District aforesaid. The lots will be offered sepa
rately.
Terms of sale are One third Of the purchase money
in cash. and the residue in three equal INSTRUMENTS
able Six. twelve and eighteen months after sale. with
interest all cash at the option of the purchaser
deposit II SIS win be required each lot at the time
Of purchase All conveyancing at purchasers cost. II
the terms shall not be complied with within week
from the day of SALE the Trustee the right
resell the property at the rk and COS. Of the first
newspaper published in the city of Washington.
al d&ds HENRY C.. THOMAS. trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYH

DUNcANsoN BROS - a.et act, g.. o-.,,..,
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T OOK FOR THE RED SIGNS AND THE
GREAT SALE OF BOSTON AND NEW YORK
CLOTHING,
72S SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Special bargains in
MEMS. BOYS AND CHILDREN's SUITS
for this week. We have about 100 mems all wool CAS-
siMERE and CHEvIoT SUITS, worth SIG to s1s viii
sell for SO. if fit you Never such chance to
clothe yourself and boys as now, at
72a SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. between G
and IL streets
Mems. Boys and Chldren's SUITS at less than the
cost of material.
NEW SPRING GOODS ARRIVING DAILY.
STORE CROWDED WITH EAGER BUYERS.
BARGAINS IN FIRST CLASS CLOTHING.
BARGAINS IN MEDIUM CLOTHING.
BARGAINS IN WORKING CLOTHING.
THE GREAT BOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE
OF CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING, AT
]. H. SMITH,
AZ Formerly of Oak Hall, Manager
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VELATPS CARAMEL HOUSE, 60 9TH STREET
northwest. Branch Storc, 1885 pennsyivana ave
Just rcesyei $50 cases Of Imported Pure Olive Ga and
Itnlian Mncczroni. MIL
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR

III
REVIEWER
scientific combination of some of the most powerful
restorative agents in the vegetable kingdom It
gray hair to its original color It makes the scalp white
and Clean It cures dandruff and humors and falling
out Of the hair. furnishes the nutrtve principle by
which the hair is nourished and supported. 1t makes
the hair moist soft and glossy and Is unsurpassed
hair dressing 1t is the most economical preparation
offered to the public its effects remain long
time making only an occasional application necessary.
1t is recommended and used by eminent medical men.
and officially endorsed by the State Assayer Of Massa
chusetts. The popularity Of HALLS HAIR RE-
NEWER has increased with the of many both
In this country and in foreign lands and it is
known and used in all the civilized countries of the
world.
For sale bv all dealers 1886
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A skeleton in n Tree.
North Georgia Citizen. /

Two men in the northern part of Gilmer
County chased fox to his covert, which
proved 10 be an immense hollow trunk,
charred and blackened by forest fires. Ii
was comparatively bat a huge stump, being
not more than twenty feet high. The willy
robber of the hennery had entered an ap
erture near the base of the tree, and all eff
forts at smoking him out had proved futile
As a last resort one of them proposed bar
ring the fox's mode of entrance and then
telling the tree. This plan was adopted, and
a few vigorous strokes of their axes sent the
old shell crashing to the earth, and Reynard
in trying to make his escape, was summarily
dispatched with an ak. AS they were pre-
pairing to take their departure, one of the
men discerned something white glistening
in the old, hollow stump, and upon exam
ination was hornfed TO behold the bleached
bones of dlsmembered human skeleton
On closer Inspection a powder horn and bull
let pouch were brought to light, together
with few moldering articles OF raiment
but nothing else was found that would ties
tify as to who the person had been.
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Earn and WorIkshop Notes.

One million six hundred thousand acres
are devoted TO beet cultivation in Europe.
1t is now estimated that the deficiency
in last years hog crop will reach 200. 0OO
head.
Common salt is a special manure for as
paragus beds when used with rich barnyard
coTposts.
The Manchester, new variety OF straw
berry, is said to be better adapted to sandy
soils than most others.
Encourage the little wrens by building
suitable boxes for them. They are invalu-
able as insect destroyers.
Fruit is regulator of thesystem. 1t will
keep the blood in order, the bowels regular
and tone up the stomach.
Soft coal ashes are used to prevent the
ravages of the currant worm. They are
scattered thickly around the currant and
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Mineral Resources of the san aan Region.
IHarper for April. I


In introducing some account of the char
acterstics of this region as a District pro
ducing the precious metals, it is 10 be said,
in the first place, that as yet it is chiefly a
region of great expectations" Its pros
poets are well founded, butup to the present
time its inacceSsibility and other disaovan-
Iages have been obstacles 10 the development
that under more favorable circumstances
might have occurred. The scrutiny to
which it has been subjected by sharp and
knowing eyes, and such digging as has been
done-by no means small amount in the
aggregate-exhibit the fact that
one region is remarkable for its general
richness. Profitable ores are to be had
nearly everywhere within its limits hardly
volcanic bill can be mentioned where
veins carrying ore do not occur. Every mile
of its fifty miles square may be said to hold
one or more good mines. Ii Is doubtful II
anywhere else in the world there Is so large
region over which the precious metals are
so generally diffused.
Generally speaking, these are all fssure
veins, and the gangue, or matnx, constitu
ting the veins in which the desired metals
are mixed, if quartz, instead of any of the
lime spars or ferruginous materials with
which silver and gold are often associated
The ore itself--that is, of silver, for gold j:
scarce-is principally galena, frequently en-
lched by gray copper ltetrahedrltel 1hl'
high percentage of lead makes smelling the
most rational process of treatment.
In several localities, however, of which
Parrot City and Mount Sneffels are chief
examples, rich ores of silver occur nearly OF
quite devoid of lead. These come mainly
into the group of antimORial ores, with
chlorides and sulphides also. Popularity
| these ores barring The chloride, are termed
brittle silver" The are unfit for smelling
on account of the absence of lead, but mus
eventually be treated by milling process.
in which the pulp is subjected to the actor
of mercury in amalgamating pans, where
the silver is separated from the quartz anC
collected by the quicksilver. Antimonia
ores, prior TO amalgamation, will require
chlorination (roasting with salt, as is done
in the Ontario Mine, Utah, while the chlor
ides and sulphides of silver can be treated
directly without roasting, as. for example
at the mines of the Comstock Lode, Nevada
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of their own. Some of the large landed
proprietors in New York specify in their
leases how land shall be worked, what TO
tation shall be observed, and what DISPOSE
ton shall be made of the products of the
farms. They are, of course, made in. the
interest of the proprietors. Others let land
and allow the tenants to manage il as they
choose. Tenants like to obtain land from
the latter class. 1t is noticed, however, that
the tenants who have been bound to the
conditions of bard leases make good farm
ers, and that those who have been allowed
to have their own way in the management
of rented land become very poor farmers.
The conclusion drawn is that conditions
that are designed to be beneficial to the
proprietor are in the long run
beneficial to the tenant They ordinarily
require in general terms that the land
be so titled that its fertility will be retained.
They specify that the hay be eaten on the
place; that large proportion OF the land be
kept in grass; that given amount of man
ure be applied to the land, and that stock be
restrained from running at large. These re-
quirements are necessary in order to keep
the fertility of the soil and to preserve the
trees that may be on the place. Persons
who have been compelled to practice good
system of husbandry on land belonging to
others practice il from choice when they
come to own land themselves. They see the
advantages of it and follow it. They are
benefited by the training the hard leases inn
posed.