Volume 08 (1864) (474 pages)

238 The Mining andl Scientific Press, “QHIPPINGS.” Tue State of Connecticut has appropriated towards the support of the war, $8,600,500. Add to this her proportion of the public debt and the sum will reach $80,000,000, or one-third of all the taxable property of the State. Nor do these appropriations include the vast appropriations and expenditures by towns and cities of that State. Horuapay has secured the contract for a triweekly mail from Salt Lake City to Virginia City, Idaho. It is expected that the coaches will commence ronning by tlre first of May. The importance of this enterprise to the new Territory of Idaho can scarcely be estimated in dollars. It will open up ap immense wilderness to the energy of the superior white race, and rapidly fill it with a populous comminnity. Tne Cabinet of the King of the Sandwich Islands contains an Americap, an Englishman, a Scotchman, a Frenchman, 2» Kanaka, apd a woman. ‘this is what might be ealled a mixed Cabinet. Turre will be a draft in the scveral States on the 15th of April, unless the quota from the respective States are filled up by volunteering, Since the appointment. of Gen. Grant as Lieutenant-General, the Presideut is determined to give him all he asks, believing it neccssary and having confidence in the termination of the war. : The farmers in Mariposa connty ure complaining of the great uumber of grasshoppers, and aro afratd they will do great damage to the crops. Yhe county scat of Mono county has been remoyed to Bridgeport, the archives having been taken there from Aurora last week. : The Marin County Journal learns that an extensivo Powder Mill is to be crected immediately on Daniel’s, Creek, in that County. The mountain papers state that all the ditches are full of water and that for all practical purposes they have had rain enough for the present. One of the Pioncer stage coaches lately made the trip from Virginia City to Placerville in 1124 hours. Important to Callforniaus.—Many Inventors havo intely had thelr elaims for Patents serlously (and In some cases fatally) delayed by the unqualification of agents who have not complicd with the Government license and revenue laws, as well as other new and imperative regulations. These discrepancies, although arising from the inexpericnec of honest agents, are none the less dangerous to apnlleants for patents, whose safest courso Is to trust thelr busi neas with none but active and experlenced solleltors. Tux Mining anp Serentiric Press Patent Acency has strietly compiled with the requisitions of the Department, and properly fled all necessary pa, pers as Claim Agents. IMPORTANT! The Best is Always the Cheapest! THE PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN., And the $75,000 Deposit Act. we BILL REQUIRING ALL FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPAnies to make a special Deposit of $75,0W in Stocks of the United States, of this Stute, or stocks or bonds of the elty, or elty and county of San Franclseo, with their bunker or bankers In this elty, on the FIRST DAY OF MAY. 1864, having become a law, It may be ot.luterest to the Revista pete to know that the PHQSNIX 1NSURANCE COMPANY, or IfartrorD, 18 READY TO COMPLY WITH iTS REQUIREMENTS ATONCE. The Company has over $50,000 in city and Francisco bonds, ay ‘on_ deposit with Messrs. eouty of San F Bunks & Co. MAGILL, General Agent. City Orrick—In the “James King of Win.” building, southwest corner of onteguety. and Commercial streets, San Francisco. 1. FRANK, City Solicltor. (l4v8tO L.B. DELL, Clty Agent. Miscellaneous Advertisements. D, B. HINCKLEY, WM. E, WORTH, WM. A. FIELD Fulton Foundry and Iron Works. HINCKLEY & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES, Quartz, Flour and Saw Mills, Gast Iron Fronts for Balldings, Mining Pnomps, Amal Famntors, and all kinds of Machinery, Fic, Nos. 45, 47 and 49 First Street, between: Market and Misslon stree say SAN FRANCISCO. J, 1, GRUSH, 3, A. PEER, W. BUSHMAN GRUSH & CO, Pattern and Model Makers. Drawings Made for Engines, Mills, Water Wheels, Mining Michinery, Etc. — ALso — 5 WOOD WORK FOR ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY, Xap Scrort Sawixa Done 10 Onper, Fremont St., between Market and Misslon, San Francisco, 3-3m GEORGE T. PRACY, MACHINIST AND BLACKSMITH. Steam Engine, Flour and Saw M111, And Qaartz Machinery, Printing Presses, —AND — MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE AND REPAIRED Nos. 109 and 111 Fremont street, near corner of Missiou, OPPOSITE MECHANICS’ MILL, Say SAN FRANCISCO, JOHN P. GALLAGNER.«. «+ Ppereerernrer cr Renee ++. JOSEPH 1, WRED, GALLAGHER & WEED, BRASS AND BELL FOUNDRY And Lveck Factory. ALL KINDS OF NRASS AND GOMPOSIT{ON CASTINGS AND FINISHING, DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCII. HURGH AND STEAMBOAT BELLS, OF ALL SIZES, MADE toorder. Engineers’ Gongs made and hung In the best imanner. Bank, Vault, Slore and Prisen Locks, also brass Padlocks and Shop Locks of various putterns, on hnnd and inade to order. pop Particular attention given to casting Rudder Braces and Ship Work in general. karAll Jobs promptly attended to.—Vrlees moderate. ew No. 125 First Street, opposite Mina, next door to Pacitic Foundry, Mine trom Oregon street, between Front and Davis.] ti LEWIS COFFEY. LEWIS COFFEY & KISDON, Steam Boiter & Sheet Iron Works. IPHE ONLY EXCLUSIVELY BOILER MAKINO ESTABLISH. ment on the Pacific Const, owned and conducted by Practical Boiler Makers. All orders for New Work, the oy ee: of Old Work, exccuted as ordered, and warranted as to qnality. Old Stand, corner Bush and Market Streets. Opposite Orlental Hotel, San Francisco, Cal. PORTLAND BOILER WORKS. MOYNIHAN & AITEEN, BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET IRON WORKERS, N. B. All kinds of Boller and Sheet Tron Work executed at the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms. Mission, between Beal and Fremont Sts, Sun Francisco. ty 29-46 J. 3. RISDON, LEANDER EANSOM, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, HAVING BEEN CONNECTED WITH THE PURLIC WORKS OF the State of Ohto for 20 wears, and the public surveys of the State of California for 7 years. Also State Loeating Agent, AND AS SUCH HAVING THE SALE OF 600,000 Acres of State School At the low price of $1,25 per Acre. Terus—Twenty per eentin eash and tho balance on a eredlt of several ycars. oc7-tt Lands. Office, 328 Montgomery strects. PHGENIX WORKS. Nos. 6 & 8 Buttery street, pear Bush, San Frauciseo. JOHNATIIAN KITTREDGE, MANUFACTURER ~—or— FIRE-PROOF DOORS, SHUTTERS, GRATINGS AND BANK. VAULTS.—ALSO, BLACKSMITH'S WORK, 14m BLASTING POWDER! Prime Blasting Powder, on Consignment And for salo in lots to suit purchasers, by J. 8. CURTIS, GvSte No, 405 Front street, San Franciseo. FREDERICK MANSELL, Mechanical & Architectural Draughtsman, No, 422 California street, coruer of Leidsdorff. Drawings of Mopris made for parties applying for patents at Washington or Loudou, ee hnaresetf, W. W. ILANSCOM, Steam aud Mechanical Engineer. Designs fnrnished, and Drawings made for Engines, Mills, Water Whecis, Mining Machinery, ete., ete. Agent for MeKenzie's Patent Cupola and Blower. At the Golden Stxte Iron Works, . First Street, San Francisco. th Boston Mastic Roofing. AVE ARE PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS FOR ROOFINO throughout the State, Mexico or Nevada Terrltory. The attentlon of miners and mill owners are especially called to this notice, it being the cheapest and most economical roofing In use. Office 135 Montgomery Street, near Bush, San Francisco. 10vs-2m N.P. PERIN & CO, WANTED, Gold Quartz-suitable for Cutting Jewelry. By FRONTIER & DEVIERCY, 437 Pino Street, Sau Francisco. ausitt MINERS’ FOUNDRY —AND— MACHINE WORKS, First street, between Howard and Folsom streets, SAN FRANCISCO. VERY DESCRIPTION OF IRON AND BRASS MACHINERY, the Hest and Most Econonilen, mnnntactured in the State of Califouia, will be furnished with dispateh at the Miners’ ¥oundry and Machine Works, as + Steam Engincs and Bollers, Flour, Saw aod Quartz mill machineryi Mining Pumps, Amnlgamators, Retorts, Mte., Ete., Ete, Particular attention wlll be given to the maunfacture of Machin ery in Sections, designed for places of diticult access. Various models of Quarts Crushers, Amalgamators and Water Wheels—some In operation and on exhibition, *,.% Purties desiring to test thelr ores practleally, In small quantltities will be afforded ample taeliities, tree of cost. All parties desirlug accurate and highly finished drawings and Suporior Maclinery, at most reasonable rates aro cordially invited ‘to call before contracting elsewhere. tf HOWLAND, ANGEL & KING. Vulcan Iron Works Company. BP. Toranets.cccccccceacecse PanooUee peceeteceee DIANAGED, Stenrnm Engine Ballders and Boller Mnkers, Iron Fonnders nnd General Engineers, UMPING, HOISTING, MINING AND QUARTZ-CRUSIING MA. chinery. Shocs and Dies of the hardest tron. Ritssia_ Tron Prnche ereens, Steamboat Machinory, Saw, Flour and Sugar MiMs. Uigh aud Low Pressure Bolicrs ot all styles. Jonyan and other Turbine Water Wheels with jatest improvements. tf No. 187 & 139 First Street San Francisco, Sacramento Iron Works. I STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS, SACRAMENTO. GOSS & LOMBARD....-.:::.00005 ..Proprictors, ANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY FOR Saw, Flour and Quartz Milis, Horse. Powers, Windmills, Car Wheels, Suctlon and Forec Pumps, Cast lrou Rifies and nll ‘kinds of Honse Castings, at reduced prices. Gas pipe of all sizes, and all Kinds of Brass and lron Slvam Fittings, with Hemp and Rubber Packlug, constantly on hand, Wrought Tron Work nnd all kinds of ‘rass Castings done to order. We are tho Solo Agents In this State for the cclebrated Worthing: ton Pump, an assortment of which we keep constantly on hand. We have just recelved froin the Exst n fine assortment of Cast Iron Fenee Patterns, suitable tor yurds, balconies, cemetery lots or graves. We sliall contlino to do our work in the best mannor and at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, hoping thereby to reeclye a just share of public patronage. 13m. A. S. WALMLIDIE & COo., WIRE ROPE MANUFACTURERS. Established 1857, Olfico, No. 412 Clay streot—Works, North Beach, SAN FRANCISCO, Aftor scven yeara’ use throughont tho State of Callfornia and the paclite Const gencrally, we can confidently recommend Wire Rope or JIOISTING FROM DEEP MINES, GUY ROPES FOR DERRIGCKS, &e., STANDING RIGGING FOR SiHIPs, FERRY ROLES FOR FERRIES, SASH CORD FOR WINDOW SASIIES, ETC., ETC., ETC., ETG., ETG,, ETC, Tt belng ea Stronger, Lighter and More Durable than any piley kind of Lope, and not strelehing or shrinking by atinospheric changes. MININO COMPANIES, by nsing it for HolstIng Purposes, savo 66 per cent. on thelr outlay for otberx ropes. Wire Feneing Strand, For feneing largo parcels of land—perisancntly, ceogpmically and ‘expedittously. Munufaclured In any length desire Pamplicts containing weight, strength and price, forwarded free application tothe Manufacturers. WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES AND AQUEDUCTS We are pr to erect, of any span and eapacily, and take leasure in reterring those luterested to the many structures of this Ind built by us in California, Oregon and British Columbia, of span from 20) to 400 fect. 3-310 WHEELER’S Amalgamating and Separating Pans T IS ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL WHO HAVE EXAMINED TNE eee and witnessed the operation of these Pans, that they are decidediy superlor for triturating and amalganiating pnrposes to any other fu use. Tho most important principte connected with the operatlon of these Pans is the separation of the triturating precess from that of extracting the amalgam from the sand. © chiet canse of loss of the precious inetai arlses trom tho pas: ff ot the same In com: bination with the quieksil during the pigees of trituration, and In cleaning up. _ By the Introduction of the Pepa Pan to follow the tritay yg, tis loss is entirely ayvolded. In working these machines ther no appreciable luss of quicksilver, and hetce none of the preeions metals. Where these Pans have been introduecd and operated by the side of others on sands from the santo vat, the Wheeler Pans have mals formly gained a lirge percentaye of nctals, over its competiters, as well asa stlil larger pereentage in the amount of work performed. *,* These Pans may be seen in daily aperation at the Miners, Fonndry, on First strect, San Franelseo, where all interested are i+ ylted to call and examine for thomsel vcs. t ZENAS WHEELER. nolé-tt To Quartz Miners. LL PERSONS INTERESTED IN MINING MACHINERY ARE A invited to call at Donahue’s Fonndry and examine my improved Amalgamator. Itisunqnestionably superlor to anything now kilowil tor amalgamuting Silver and Gold. It works 1000 ponnds at a tine, and wlll amalgamate over three tonsa day. By the motion of the revolving munier, the pulp Is drawn through Its centre and passes under it, between the grinding surfnees, to the cireunference; from wiicnee it passes again over the muller io the centre, througit the holes and between the grinding surface to the cireunference a3 before. Thns a constant circulation of the pulp Js kept np, bringing the particles of ore again and again wnder the muller, and reducing the whole niass to an Inipalpable powder. No qniek: ies between the surfaces tobe gronnd, but at the cireumtere 1 e of the pau wiliere the metal must pass through it as the pnlp clrcvintes, A patent was granted for this Amalgamator In December last, and all persons are agahr warned against purchasing niachines made at the Miners’ Fonndry, called "Wheeler's Ainalsamator,” as they are an infringement on iny patent, and a suit Is vow pending in the UW. S. Circuit Court ayninst the ies infringing. My vAntel genta tors enn boscen runing at Donahoe'’s Foundry, where all can judge of their operation and the very superior style li whielt they are being manufactured, TUOMAS VARNEY, sep21

238 The Mining andl Scientific Press, “QHIPPINGS.” Tue State of Connecticut has appropriated towards the support of the war, $8,600,500. Add to this her proportion of the public debt and the sum will reach $80,000,000, or one-third of all the taxable property of the State. Nor do these appropriations include the vast appropriations and expenditures by towns and cities of that State. Horuapay has secured the contract for a triweekly mail from Salt Lake City to Virginia City, Idaho. It is expected that the coaches will commence ronning by tlre first of May. The importance of this enterprise to the new Territory of Idaho can scarcely be estimated in dollars. It will open up ap immense wilderness to the energy of the superior white race, and rapidly fill it with a populous comminnity. Tne Cabinet of the King of the Sandwich Islands contains an Americap, an Englishman, a Scotchman, a Frenchman, 2» Kanaka, apd a woman. ‘this is what might be ealled a mixed Cabinet. Turre will be a draft in the scveral States on the 15th of April, unless the quota from the respective States are filled up by volunteering, Since the appointment. of Gen. Grant as Lieutenant-General, the Presideut is determined to give him all he asks, believing it neccssary and having confidence in the termination of the war. : The farmers in Mariposa connty ure complaining of the great uumber of grasshoppers, and aro afratd they will do great damage to the crops. Yhe county scat of Mono county has been remoyed to Bridgeport, the archives having been taken there from Aurora last week. : The Marin County Journal learns that an extensivo Powder Mill is to be crected immediately on Daniel’s, Creek, in that County.. The mountain papers state that all the ditches are full of water and that for all practical purposes they have had rain enough for the present. One of the Pioncer stage coaches lately made the trip from Virginia City to Placerville in 1124 hours. Important to Callforniaus.—Many Inventors havo intely had thelr elaims for Patents serlously (and In some cases fatally) delayed by the unqualification of agents who have not complicd with the Government license and revenue laws, as well as other new and imperative regulations. These discrepancies, although arising from the inexpericnec of honest agents, are none the less dangerous to apnlleants for patents, whose safest courso Is to trust thelr busi neas with none but active and experlenced solleltors. Tux Mining anp Serentiric Press Patent Acency has strietly compiled with the requisitions of the Department, and properly fled all necessary pa, pers as Claim Agents. IMPORTANT! The Best is Always the Cheapest! THE PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN., And the $75,000 Deposit Act. we BILL REQUIRING ALL FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPAnies to make a special Deposit of $75,0W in Stocks of the United States, of this Stute, or stocks or bonds of the elty, or elty and county of San Franclseo, with their bunker or bankers In this elty, on the FIRST DAY OF MAY. 1864, having become a law, It may be ot.luterest to the Revista pete to know that the PHQSNIX 1NSURANCE COMPANY, or IfartrorD, 18 READY TO COMPLY WITH iTS REQUIREMENTS ATONCE. The Company has over $50,000 in city and Francisco bonds, ay ‘on_ deposit with Messrs. eouty of San F Bunks & Co. MAGILL, General Agent. City Orrick—In the “James King of Win.” building, southwest corner of onteguety. and Commercial streets, San Francisco. 1. FRANK, City Solicltor. (l4v8tO L.B. DELL, Clty Agent. Miscellaneous Advertisements. D, B. HINCKLEY, WM. E, WORTH, WM. A. FIELD Fulton Foundry and Iron Works. HINCKLEY & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES, Quartz, Flour and Saw Mills, Gast Iron Fronts for Balldings, Mining Pnomps, Amal Famntors, and all kinds of Machinery, Fic, Nos. 45, 47 and 49 First Street, between: Market and Misslon stree say SAN FRANCISCO. J, 1, GRUSH, 3, A. PEER, W. BUSHMAN GRUSH & CO, Pattern and Model Makers. Drawings Made for Engines, Mills, Water Wheels, Mining Michinery, Etc. — ALso — 5 WOOD WORK FOR ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY, Xap Scrort Sawixa Done 10 Onper, Fremont St., between Market and Misslon, San Francisco, 3-3m GEORGE T. PRACY, MACHINIST AND BLACKSMITH. Steam Engine, Flour and Saw M111, And Qaartz Machinery, Printing Presses, —AND — MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE AND REPAIRED Nos. 109 and 111 Fremont street, near corner of Missiou, OPPOSITE MECHANICS’ MILL, Say SAN FRANCISCO, JOHN P. GALLAGNER..«.. «+ Ppereerernrer cr Renee ++. JOSEPH 1, WRED, GALLAGHER & WEED, BRASS AND BELL FOUNDRY And Lveck Factory. ALL KINDS OF NRASS AND GOMPOSIT{ON CASTINGS AND FINISHING, DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCII. HURGH AND STEAMBOAT BELLS, OF ALL SIZES, MADE toorder. Engineers’ Gongs made and hung In the best imanner. Bank, Vault, Slore and Prisen Locks, also brass Padlocks and Shop Locks of various putterns, on hnnd and inade to order. pop Particular attention given to casting Rudder Braces and Ship Work in general. karAll Jobs promptly attended to.—Vrlees moderate. ew No. 125 First Street, opposite Mina, next door to Pacitic Foundry, Mine trom Oregon street, between Front and Davis.] ti LEWIS COFFEY. LEWIS COFFEY & KISDON, Steam Boiter & Sheet Iron Works. IPHE ONLY EXCLUSIVELY BOILER MAKINO ESTABLISH. ment on the Pacific Const, owned and conducted by Practical Boiler Makers. All orders for New Work, the oy ee: of Old Work, exccuted as ordered, and warranted as to qnality. Old Stand, corner Bush and Market Streets. Opposite Orlental Hotel, San Francisco, Cal. PORTLAND BOILER WORKS. MOYNIHAN & AITEEN, BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET IRON WORKERS, N. B. All kinds of Boller and Sheet Tron Work executed at the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms. Mission, between Beal and Fremont Sts, Sun Francisco. ty 29-46 J. 3. RISDON, LEANDER EANSOM, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, HAVING BEEN CONNECTED WITH THE PURLIC WORKS OF the State of Ohto for 20 wears, and the public surveys of the State of California for 7 years. Also State Loeating Agent, AND AS SUCH HAVING THE SALE OF 600,000 Acres of State School At the low price of $1,25 per Acre. Terus—Twenty per eentin eash and tho balance on a eredlt of several ycars. oc7-tt Lands. Office, 328 Montgomery strects. PHGENIX WORKS. Nos. 6 & 8 Buttery street, pear Bush, San Frauciseo. JOHNATIIAN KITTREDGE, MANUFACTURER ~—or— FIRE-PROOF DOORS, SHUTTERS, GRATINGS AND BANK. VAULTS.—ALSO, BLACKSMITH'S WORK, 14m BLASTING POWDER! Prime Blasting Powder, on Consignment And for salo in lots to suit purchasers, by J. 8. CURTIS, GvSte No, 405 Front street, San Franciseo.

FREDERICK MANSELL, Mechanical & Architectural Draughtsman, No, 422 California street, coruer of Leidsdorff. Drawings of Mopris made for parties applying for patents at Washington or Loudou, ee hnaresetf, W. W. ILANSCOM, Steam aud Mechanical Engineer. Designs fnrnished, and Drawings made for Engines, Mills, Water Whecis, Mining Machinery, ete., ete. Agent for MeKenzie's Patent Cupola and Blower. At the Golden Stxte Iron Works, . First Street, San Francisco. th Boston Mastic Roofing. AVE ARE PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS FOR ROOFINO throughout the State, Mexico or Nevada Terrltory. The attentlon of miners and mill owners are especially called to this notice, it being the cheapest and most economical roofing In use. Office 135 Montgomery Street, near Bush, San Francisco. 10vs-2m N.P. PERIN & CO, WANTED, Gold Quartz-suitable for Cutting Jewelry. By FRONTIER & DEVIERCY, 437 Pino Street, Sau Francisco. ausitt MINERS’ FOUNDRY —AND— MACHINE WORKS, First street, between Howard and Folsom streets, SAN FRANCISCO. VERY DESCRIPTION OF IRON AND BRASS MACHINERY, the Hest and Most Econonilen, mnnntactured in the State of Califouia, will be furnished with dispateh at the Miners’ ¥oundry and Machine Works, as + Steam Engincs and Bollers, Flour, Saw aod Quartz mill machineryi Mining Pumps, Amnlgamators, Retorts, Mte., Ete., Ete, Particular attention wlll be given to the maunfacture of Machin ery in Sections, designed for places of diticult access. Various models of Quarts Crushers, Amalgamators and Water Wheels—some In operation and on exhibition, *,.% Purties desiring to test thelr ores practleally, In small quantltities will be afforded ample taeliities, tree of cost. All parties desirlug accurate and highly finished drawings and Suporior Maclinery, at most reasonable rates aro cordially invited ‘to call before contracting elsewhere. tf HOWLAND, ANGEL & KING. Vulcan Iron Works Company. BP. Toranets..cccccccceacecse PanooUee peceeteceee DIANAGED, Stenrnm Engine Ballders and Boller Mnkers, Iron Fonnders nnd General Engineers, UMPING, HOISTING, MINING AND QUARTZ-CRUSIING MA. chinery. Shocs and Dies of the hardest tron. Ritssia_ Tron Prnche ereens, Steamboat Machinory, Saw, Flour and Sugar MiMs. Uigh aud Low Pressure Bolicrs ot all styles. Jonyan and other Turbine Water Wheels with jatest improvements. tf No. 187 & 139 First Street San Francisco, Sacramento Iron Works. I STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS, SACRAMENTO. GOSS & LOMBARD.......-.:::..00005 ....Proprictors, ANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY FOR Saw, Flour and Quartz Milis, Horse. Powers, Windmills, Car Wheels, Suctlon and Forec Pumps, Cast lrou Rifies and nll ‘kinds of Honse Castings, at reduced prices. Gas pipe of all sizes, and all Kinds of Brass and lron Slvam Fittings, with Hemp and Rubber Packlug, constantly on hand, Wrought Tron Work nnd all kinds of ‘rass Castings done to order. We are tho Solo Agents In this State for the cclebrated Worthing: ton Pump, an assortment of which we keep constantly on hand. We have just recelved froin the Exst n fine assortment of Cast Iron Fenee Patterns, suitable tor yurds, balconies, cemetery lots or graves. We sliall contlino to do our work in the best mannor and at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, hoping thereby to reeclye a just share of public patronage. 13m. A. S. WALMLIDIE & COo., WIRE ROPE MANUFACTURERS. Established 1857, Olfico, No. 412 Clay streot—Works, North Beach, SAN FRANCISCO, Aftor scven yeara’ use throughont tho State of Callfornia and the paclite Const gencrally, we can confidently recommend Wire Rope or JIOISTING FROM DEEP MINES, GUY ROPES FOR DERRIGCKS, &e., STANDING RIGGING FOR SiHIPs, FERRY ROLES FOR FERRIES, SASH CORD FOR WINDOW SASIIES, ETC., ETC., ETC., ETG., ETG,, ETC, Tt belng ea Stronger, Lighter and More Durable than any piley kind of Lope, and not strelehing or shrinking by atinospheric changes. MININO COMPANIES, by nsing it for HolstIng Purposes, savo 66 per cent. on thelr outlay for otberx ropes. Wire Feneing Strand, For feneing largo parcels of land—perisancntly, ceogpmically and ‘expedittously. Munufaclured In any length desire Pamplicts containing weight, strength and price, forwarded free application tothe Manufacturers. WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES AND AQUEDUCTS We are pr to erect, of any span and eapacily, and take leasure in reterring those luterested to the many structures of this Ind built by us in California, Oregon and British Columbia, of span from 20) to 400 fect. 3-310 WHEELER’S Amalgamating and Separating Pans T IS ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL WHO HAVE EXAMINED TNE eee and witnessed the operation of these Pans, that they are decidediy superlor for triturating and amalganiating pnrposes to any other fu use. Tho most important principte connected with the operatlon of these Pans is the separation of the triturating precess from that of extracting the amalgam from the sand. © chiet canse of loss of the precious inetai arlses trom tho pas: ff ot the same In com: bination with the quieksil during the pigees of trituration, and In cleaning up. _ By the Introduction of the Pepa Pan to follow the tritay yg, tis loss is entirely ayvolded. In working these machines ther no appreciable luss of quicksilver, and hetce none of the preeions metals. Where these Pans have been introduecd and operated by the side of others on sands from the santo vat, the Wheeler Pans have mals formly gained a lirge percentaye of nctals, over its competiters, as well asa stlil larger pereentage in the amount of work performed. *,* These Pans may be seen in daily aperation at the Miners, Fonndry, on First strect, San Franelseo, where all interested are i+ ylted to call and examine for thomsel vcs. t ZENAS WHEELER. nolé-tt To Quartz Miners. LL PERSONS INTERESTED IN MINING MACHINERY ARE A invited to call at Donahue’s Fonndry and examine my improved Amalgamator. Itisunqnestionably superlor to anything now kilowil tor amalgamuting Silver and Gold. It works 1000 ponnds at a tine, and wlll amalgamate over three tonsa day. By the motion of the revolving munier, the pulp Is drawn through Its centre and passes under it, between the grinding surfnees, to the cireunference; from wiicnee it passes again over the muller io the centre, througit the holes and between the grinding surface to the cireunference a3 before. Thns a constant circulation of the pulp Js kept np, bringing the particles of ore again and again wnder the muller, and reducing the whole niass to an Inipalpable powder. No qniek: ies between the surfaces tobe gronnd, but at the cireumtere 1 e of the pau wiliere the metal must pass through it as the pnlp clrcvintes, A patent was granted for this Amalgamator In December last, and all persons are agahr warned against purchasing niachines made at the Miners’ Fonndry, called "Wheeler's Ainalsamator,” as they are an infringement on iny patent, and a suit Is vow pending in the UW. S. Circuit Court ayninst the ies infringing. My vAntel genta tors enn boscen runing at Donahoe'’s Foundry, where all can judge of their operation and the very superior style li whielt they are being manufactured, TUOMAS VARNEY, sep21