Volume 24 (1872) (424 pages)

352 SCIENTIFIC PRESS, [June 1, 1872. ag Scientiric Press abet paws 36 Ica d Wiechan ining an SCIENTIFIC PRESS—-M Our U. S. anp Foreren Patent AcEncy presents Many and important advantages 85a Home Agency over all others by reasons of long estsblishment, great expeTience, thorongh system, and intimats acquaintance with the subjects of inventions in onrown community. All worthy inventiona patented through our Agency will have the benefit of an illustration or a description in the ScIENTIFIO Press. We transact every branch of Patent ousiness, and obtain Patents in all civilized countries. The large majority of U. § and Foreign Patents granted to inventora on ths Pacific Coast have been obtained through our Agency. We can give the best and most reliable advice as to the patentability of new inventions. ANVIOE aND CIRCULARS FREE. Our prices are as low as any first-class agencies in the Eastern States, while our udvantages for Pacific Coast inventors are far auperior, ENGRAVING ON Woop, of every kind, for illustrating mschinery, buildings, trade circulars, labels, plain or in colors, designed and cut in the best style of the art by experts in our own office. Also, sngraving on metals. DEWEY & CoO., Publishers, Patent Agents.and Engravers‘ No. 388 BM st., San Fr Ca ONE DOLLAR A YEAR — FOR THE — PACIFIC COAST Hlercantile flivecto, Thieis a new 16-page monthly newspaper, of special information for wholesale and retail tradesmen. It willalso contain reading of interest and importance to all hueiness and professional men on the coast. OUR TABLE OF CONTENTS Will comprise Fnll Prices Cnrrent and Montbly Review of the Wholesale Markets; Diagrams of the Fluctuatione of the Produce Markets; Ratee of Preight and Passenger Fares—corrected monthly; illustrations and Sketchee of Prominent Men and Buildings: Editorials on Mannfacturing and Industrial Progress; Departments containing ap~ propriate reading Matter and reviews for various hranches of trade, including ‘Grocery and Provision,” ‘(Dry Goods;” “Trades and Manufactures,” etc., etc. 4 Our first issue for ee t of 24 pages, emb FORTY-FIVE OOLUMNS of important reading matter— mostly original and by first-class writers. Sample copies, post paid, 10 cts. Yearly subecription, in advance, $l. Snhecribers to the ScreNTIFIC PREss or the Paciric RuRAL Pness will be eupplied at half price. Published by MURRAY, DEWEY & COx, . At the Publishing Office of the Scientific Prees and Pacific Rural Press, San Francisco. = J. S. PHILLIPS, M. E., i 6 . , z 7) Examiner of Mines, Consulting Engineer, = MINERAL ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST, 423 Washington street, San Francisco. Author of the ‘Explorers’, Miners’ and Metal4 lurgists' Companion.’ (The very Comprshensive © Work of 639 pages and 8I illnstrations. cS Inventor of ths Patented ‘‘ Prospector’s Wes Pet =Assaying Machins.” Prive, with tools, etc., $100. c+ W. E. LOOMIS, News Dealer AND STATIONER, §, E. corner of Sansome and Washington streets, SUPPLIES ALL 500. 4 Eastern Perodicals, = wa MAGAZINES. P. An.) $400 300 Dyaien Socata 00 ondon soci: . . All the Nearteound a London tll. News. . 1500 Yoar, Month, or Nomber 2 A Blake’s Crusher FOR SALE CHEAP, One of Blake's Pstent Ore Crushers, size 8x10, secondhand and in perfect order, is offered for 5als cheap. Also, A STEAM ENGINE, 8x16, snd another 6x12, second-hand and in good order. so, A New Mining Pump, 6-inch bore and 5-feet stroke, double acting. All of the above will be gold at good bargains by J. HENDY, PiRPring No. 32 Fremont street, San Francisco, THE GIANT POWDER COMPANY Ars now msnufscturing besides the famons regnlar 7 GIANT POWDER, A NO. 2 GIANT: POWDER, Somewhat slower in its Explosion, which we recommend for BANK BLASTING, COAL MINES, AND FOR ALL SUOH WORK WHERE THE ROCK IS NOT VERY HARD Tt is fully as safe as the other and evolves neither smoke nor noxious fumes when exploded. Price. 50 Cents per Pound. The sales of both grades increase very fast, which is the best proof of their superiority over other explosives. 20722-3m16p BANDMANN, NIELSEN & Co., General Agents, No. 210 Front Street. A NEW BOOK. The Explorers’, Miners’ and Metallurgists’ Companion. Comprising a Practical Exposition of the Various Departments of Exploration, Mining, Engineering, Assaying, and Metallurgy. ; ontaining 640 Pages and 81 Engravings. BY J. S. PHILLIPS, M. E., Of San Francieco, a Practioal Operator for Thirty-four Years; Explorer, and Reeident in the Pacific States and Territories for tne past Six Years. PRICE, bound in eloth, $10 (in coin or its cquivalent). In leather, $12. Postage, 60 cents extra. Address all orders (wholesals_or retail) to DEWEY & CO., Scientific Press, 388 Montgomery street, San Francisco. Opinions of the Press. Practicab Mining Lrrerature.—The want of sonnd scientific knowledge has been much felt by the miners employed in devsloping the vsst mineral resources of the western regions of the United States, and for this wsnt the work of Mr, J. 8. Phillips, M. E., of San Francisco, will provs an excellent remedy. The book is written expressly for the miners in the districts mentioned. * * * Metallurgy, which is treated of in the concluding section, is dealt with in the same practical manner as the other subjects, the book altogether being ons exactly calculated to suitthe views and meet the requirements of those for whom it has bern written. It is not intended as a scientific work, but to facilitate prsctical operations upon acientific principles. This object the book is well calculated to obtain, and its value is much enhanced by the principle which Mr. Phillips hss adopted of including only those processes which can easily be carried out by practical men unused to the delicate manipulations necessary in the laboratory of the practis d chemist. The work will undoubtedly obtain « large number of readers. ‘ Mr. J. 8. Plullips is well known to ths readcrs of the Mining Journal] ss having also had considerable experience in mining in Cornwall.—[London Mining Jourual. Tse most practical and comprehensive work on mining anbjects extant.—[Scientilic Press. A VALUABLE Wore.— * * Ws know of no work on these subjects in the English language at oocs so comprehensive, practical and intelliglbls.—(S.F. Golden Era. Brsrpes so many new facts and the large amount of useful knowledge derived through these official sources (Geological Surveys) , the mining public sre likely to find in the recently published work of J. 8, Phillips, a valuabls teacher and assistant. This book, which treats in an intelligent and practical way on almost every topic connected with mining pursuits, should be in the hands of every millman, metallurgist, prospector and miner on the Pacilic Coast. Even the capitulist, and, in fact, cvery person already engaged in, or likely to become interested in ths business of mining, will find in this somprehensive work an amount of information that they ‘canned afford to dispense with.—[S.F. Commercial rald. * * Besides that, there is much actual knowledge to be gained froma perusal of this volume, and in this reapect alone it wili bs a vsluable assistant to those engsged actively in mining.[—8. F. Chronicle. * * Itisaplain, but comprehensive digest of mining matters generslly. It affords a vast quantity of information ag to the appesrance and valus of different ores.—[S. F, News Lettsr. HINTS FOR poetage, FREE, our 52-page Circular, 2 diMechani cal Movements; a digeetof PATENT I NVE NTORS. LAWS; information how to ebtain patents, and about the rights and privilegea of inventors and patenteee; list of Goverment faes, practical hints,stc.,eto. AddressDEWEY &CO., Puhliehers and Patent Agents, San Francisco. REMINGTON'’'S BREECH-LOADING Sporting, Hunting, and Target Rifles. Same systsm ss the ‘‘ Remington’ Celebratsd Military Rifle, of which over half a million have been sold. Its “simplicity unsurpassed. For strength and durability unequalled. In accuracy nnrivalled. In range, penetration, and sass of manipulation, without comparison. The ‘‘Sportsman‘s“ Delight, the “‘Hunter‘s’’ Favorite, the * Target-Shooter’s" Pride. Also REVOLVERS FOR HOUSE USE, In these days of thieves and Burglaries, every householder should have a revolver for home protection. REMINGTON'S RIFLE CANE. Every gentleman should have one for protection against dogs and rowdies, and Ior field use. E. REMINGTON & SONS, 19¥24-6m 193 Broadway, N. Y. OSOAR LEWIS. §. 5. MORRILL. CITY IRON WORKS, 28 Fremont street..+++see.+..5SAN FRANCISCO, LEWIS & MORREILL, Manufacturers of all kinds of Architectural and Ornamental Iron Work, LAUNDRY MACHINEDY, STEAM ENGInus, Ero. Agricultural Work and all kinds of Blacksmithing and Jobbing done with promptness and at reasonable prices. Orders from Uae promptly executed. vi purl CHINESE SERVANTS AND LABORERS of ali kinds furnished at ths shortest notice by applying to WOLF & CO., ay ier Street, San Francisco. Sy24-3m. ‘We willsend on receipt of stamp for owe al Ay Py S S » YELISHER AN FRANCS “YZ. pee FIRST Clagg” in fy ral Hone Jou? SUBSCRIPTION IN ADVANCE. One copy one year.. One copy six months One copy threes months Single copied ..secessrsrecsceves CLUB RATES. Ten copies or moro, first year, each...0.+.2+53,00 [A fres copy or premium sent to gctter up of clnb.] DEWEY & CO., Publishers, St., San F: i Cal. Nov., 1871 No. 338 Mont; FAIRBANK’S. STANDARD. 6,000 to 40,000 Pounds Capacity. THE SAME SOALE IS USED FOR WEIGHING CATTLE, HOGS, ETO. Scales of every"kind. Address FAIRBANKS & HUTCHINSON, 126 California atreet, San Francisco. Agents for Miers’ ALARM Money Drawers, liv3-cowbpém =) ees ee ee NOUS Ss PACIFIC STONE COMPANY. Ransome’s _ Patents, For which Commissioners for ths International Exhi hibition of 1862 aw:rded the Prizs Mcdal, and Gold Medal at the Mechanica’ Instituts Fair, 1871, of Ban Francisco, REMOVAL. This Company havs removed from ths corner of Turk and Larkin streets, to their new and Commodious works corner of Greenwich and Octavia. They have established an office and salesyard at the Junction of Market and Bush, where they will kesp constantly on hand an assortment of ORNAMENTAL, BUILDING, CEMETERY and GRINDSTONES. Orders will be received at the above office from all who wish to get good work at low prices. Send for Circular. 6v2d-3amslamrly x. 8. VAN WINELE. Cc, W. DAVENPORT. VAN WINKLE & DAVENPORT, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Iron, Steel and Heavy Hardware, CUMBERLAND COAL, Springs, Blacksmith’s Tools, Etc., Axles, W. T. GARRATT & CO. ciTry A Brass and Bell Founder, Corner Natoma and Fremont Streets, MANUFACTURERS OF Brass, Zinc and Anti-Friction or Babbet Metal CASTINGS, Church and Steamboat Bells, TAVERN AND AND BELLS, GONGS, FIRE ENGINES, FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS. Steam, Liqvor, Soda, Oil, Water and Flange Cocks, and Valves of all descriptions, msde and repaired. Hose and all other Joints, Spelter, Solder and Copper Rivets, etc. Gauge Cocks, Cylinder Cocks, Vil Globes, Steam Whistles. HYDRAULIO PIPES AND NOZZLES for mining purposes. Iron Steam Pipe furnished with Fittings, etc, Conpling Joints of allsizes, Particulsr attention paid to Distillery Work, Manufacturer of ' Garratt's Patent Improved Journal Metal." ko” Highest Markst Price paid for OLD BELLS, COPPER and BRASS. 6-tf W. T. GARRATT, JAMES HILLMAN, WT. LITTLE, N. W. SPAULDING, Smithing and Repairing ESTABLISHMENT, Saw Nos, 17 and 19 Fremont Street, near Market, MANUFACTURER OF‘ SPAULDING: S Patent Tooth Circular Saws. They have proved to bs the most durable and economlcal Saws in the World. Each Saw is Warranted in every respect: Particular attention paid to construction of Portable & Stationary Saw Mills. MILLS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE At the lowest Market Prices. Fulicd RAWHIDE BELTING AND LACING, Made by H. ROYER, No, 437 Brannan street, Gan Feancisco, COMMENOING Monday, April 29th, 1872. And until further notice, Trains and Boats will LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO. A.M, Overland Express Train for Sac to, 7.00 Marysville, Red Blut, Colfax, Reno, Onde anal aha, 3.00 ae M, San Joee Passenger Train, stopping at all ‘ay Stations. 4.00 6.30 7,30 A.M. Steamer New World (from Broadway Wharf) Bee © Passenger Train for Stockton, Merced and Sacramento. PM. Overland Emigrant Train, Throngh Freigbt and Accommodation. —Connecting at Vallejo with Tr: f Calif Pacific Railroad. BLS Gb euler 4 0 P.M.* Sacramento Steamer (from Broadway oN Wharf), Connecting at Vallejo with traine of California Pacific Railroad. 2 00 P, M* Steamer Antelope, from Broadway Wharf, ‘. connecting at Donahue witb Traine of 8. F. and North Pacific Railroad. 8 00 A.M. Excursion Boat (Sundays only) from Broad< way Wharf, connecting with Special Train of 8, FP. &N.P.R.R. for Cloverdale and intermediate points, returning to San Francisco by 7 vr. M. OAKLAND BRANCH.—LEAVE San FRANCISCO, 700 810, 92.,10 10 and 11 20a, m., 12 10, 1 50, 3 00, 4 00, 6 15, 6.30, 808 9.20.and “1130 p.m. (920, 1120 and 300 to Oakland only). LEAVE Brooxrn, *5 36, 6 40,750, 900 and 12 00a. m., 120, 2.40, 4 55, 610, 7.40 and 10 16 p. m. Lrave OAkLAnn, *5 40, 650, 800, 910, 1000, and 1110 a. m., 1200, 1 40, 2 50, 3 50, 6 05, 620, 7.50 and 10 20 p.m. ALAMEDA BRANCH.—LEAVE San FRANCISCO, 7 20, 9 00, and 1115 a.m., 130,400, 530,and70up.m. (7 20, 1115, and 5 30 to Fruit Vale only). Leave Haywarps, "420, 700 and 10 45a, m., and 330 p. m. Leave Frurr Vater, *525, 735, 900and 11202. m., 130, 05 and 5 30 p. m. Except Sundaye. T. H. GOODMAN, A. N. TOWNE, Gen'l Paee'gr and Ticket Agt. Gen’1 Supt. Rubber and Oak Tanned ine BEMIS New Stock, just in; Pawtucket manufacture; stand ard quality—warranted the best. Come and see and get prices, or give it a trial. TREADWELL & CO., I2v24-eow Market, cor. Fremont St., San Francisco. , Cal, REWARD! For any_case of Removed from Sacramento to Nos. 413 and 415 Market street, San Pr: Blind, eet Itching, or Ulcerated eee that © Bing’s Pile QIv24-ly SL, 00 emedy faile to cure. It ie epared expressly to cure the Piles and nothing elee. Sold by all Druggists. Price $1.00. 0. nT CHARDS & Oo., Agents, corner Clay and Sansome atrests, San Francieco, Ual. PAINTING. HOUSE AND SIGN. &2Walls Whitened or Tintsd. E. H. GADSBY, Tv3-eowbp 585 Markst strest, San Francisco

352 SCIENTIFIC PRESS, [June 1, 1872. ag Scientiric Press abet paws 36 Ica d Wiechan ining an SCIENTIFIC PRESS—-M Our U. S. anp Foreren Patent AcEncy presents Many and important advantages 85a Home Agency over all others by reasons of long estsblishment, great expeTience, thorongh system, and intimats acquaintance with the subjects of inventions in onrown community. All worthy inventiona patented through our Agency will have the benefit of an illustration or a description in the ScIENTIFIO Press. We transact every branch of Patent ousiness, and obtain Patents in all civilized countries. The large majority of U. § and Foreign Patents granted to inventora on ths Pacific Coast have been obtained through our Agency. We can give the best and most reliable advice as to the patentability of new inventions. ANVIOE aND CIRCULARS FREE. Our prices are as low as any first-class agencies in the Eastern States, while our udvantages for Pacific Coast inventors are far auperior, ENGRAVING ON Woop, of every kind, for illustrating mschinery, buildings, trade circulars, labels, plain or in colors, designed and cut in the best style of the art by experts in our own office. Also, sngraving on metals. DEWEY & CoO., Publishers, Patent Agents.and Engravers‘ No. 388 BM st., San Fr Ca ONE DOLLAR A YEAR — FOR THE — PACIFIC COAST Hlercantile flivecto, Thieis a new 16-page monthly newspaper, of special information for wholesale and retail tradesmen. It willalso contain reading of interest and importance to all hueiness and professional men on the coast. OUR TABLE OF CONTENTS Will comprise Fnll Prices Cnrrent and Montbly Review of the Wholesale Markets; Diagrams of the Fluctuatione of the Produce Markets; Ratee of Preight and Passenger Fares—corrected monthly; illustrations and Sketchee of Prominent Men and Buildings: Editorials on Mannfacturing and Industrial Progress; Departments containing ap~ propriate reading Matter and reviews for various hranches of trade, including ‘Grocery and Provision,” ‘(Dry Goods;” “Trades and Manufactures,” etc., etc. 4 Our first issue for ee t of 24 pages, emb FORTY-FIVE OOLUMNS of important reading matter— mostly original and by first-class writers. Sample copies, post paid, 10 cts. Yearly subecription, in advance, $l. Snhecribers to the ScreNTIFIC PREss or the Paciric RuRAL Pness will be eupplied at half price. Published by MURRAY, DEWEY & COx, . At the Publishing Office of the Scientific Prees and Pacific Rural Press, San Francisco. = J. S. PHILLIPS, M. E., i 6 . , z 7) Examiner of Mines, Consulting Engineer, = MINERAL ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST, 423 Washington street, San Francisco. Author of the ‘Explorers’, Miners’ and Metal4 lurgists' Companion.’ (The very Comprshensive © Work of 639 pages and 8I illnstrations. cS Inventor of ths Patented ‘‘ Prospector’s Wes Pet =Assaying Machins.” Prive, with tools, etc., $100. c+ W. E. LOOMIS, News Dealer AND STATIONER, §, E. corner of Sansome and Washington streets, SUPPLIES ALL 500. 4 Eastern Perodicals, = wa MAGAZINES. P. An.) $400 300 Dyaien Socata 00 ondon soci: . . All the Nearteound a London tll. News. .. 1500 Yoar, Month, or Nomber 2 A Blake’s Crusher FOR SALE CHEAP, One of Blake's Pstent Ore Crushers, size 8x10, secondhand and in perfect order, is offered for 5als cheap. Also, A STEAM ENGINE, 8x16, snd another 6x12, second-hand and in good order. so, A New Mining Pump, 6-inch bore and 5-feet stroke, double acting. All of the above will be gold at good bargains by J. HENDY, PiRPring No. 32 Fremont street, San Francisco, THE GIANT POWDER COMPANY Ars now msnufscturing besides the famons regnlar 7 GIANT POWDER, A NO. 2 GIANT: POWDER, Somewhat slower in its Explosion, which we recommend for BANK BLASTING, COAL MINES, AND FOR ALL SUOH WORK WHERE THE ROCK IS NOT VERY HARD Tt is fully as safe as the other and evolves neither smoke nor noxious fumes when exploded. Price. 50 Cents per Pound. The sales of both grades increase very fast, which is the best proof of their superiority over other explosives. 20722-3m16p BANDMANN, NIELSEN & Co., General Agents, No. 210 Front Street. A NEW BOOK. The Explorers’, Miners’ and Metallurgists’ Companion. Comprising a Practical Exposition of the Various Departments of Exploration, Mining, Engineering, Assaying, and Metallurgy. ; ontaining 640 Pages and 81 Engravings. BY J. S. PHILLIPS, M. E., Of San Francieco, a Practioal Operator for Thirty-four Years; Explorer, and Reeident in the Pacific States and Territories for tne past Six Years. PRICE, bound in eloth, $10 (in coin or its cquivalent). In leather, $12. Postage, 60 cents extra. Address all orders (wholesals_or retail) to DEWEY & CO., Scientific Press, 388 Montgomery street, San Francisco. Opinions of the Press. Practicab Mining Lrrerature.—The want of sonnd scientific knowledge has been much felt by the miners employed in devsloping the vsst mineral resources of the western regions of the United States, and for this wsnt the work of Mr, J. 8. Phillips, M. E., of San Francisco, will provs an excellent remedy. The book is written expressly for the miners in the districts mentioned. * * * Metallurgy, which is treated of in the concluding section, is dealt with in the same practical manner as the other subjects, the book altogether being ons exactly calculated to suitthe views and meet the requirements of those for whom it has bern written. It is not intended as a scientific work, but to facilitate prsctical operations upon acientific principles. This object the book is well calculated to obtain, and its value is much enhanced by the principle which Mr. Phillips hss adopted of including only those processes which can easily be carried out by practical men unused to the delicate manipulations necessary in the laboratory of the practis d chemist. The work will undoubtedly obtain « large number of readers. ‘ Mr. J. 8. Plullips is well known to ths readcrs of the Mining Journal] ss having also had considerable experience in mining in Cornwall.—[London Mining Jourual. Tse most practical and comprehensive work on mining anbjects extant.—[Scientilic Press. A VALUABLE Wore.— * * Ws know of no work on these subjects in the English language at oocs so comprehensive, practical and intelliglbls.—(S.F. Golden Era. Brsrpes so many new facts and the large amount of useful knowledge derived through these official sources (Geological Surveys) , the mining public sre likely to find in the recently published work of J. 8, Phillips, a valuabls teacher and assistant. This book, which treats in an intelligent and practical way on almost every topic connected with mining pursuits, should be in the hands of every millman, metallurgist, prospector and miner on the Pacilic Coast. Even the capitulist, and, in fact, cvery person already engaged in, or likely to become interested in ths business of mining, will find in this somprehensive work an amount of information that they ‘canned afford to dispense with.—[S.F. Commercial rald. * * Besides that, there is much actual knowledge to be gained froma perusal of this volume, and in this reapect alone it wili bs a vsluable assistant to those engsged actively in mining.[—8. F. Chronicle. * * Itisaplain, but comprehensive digest of mining matters generslly. It affords a vast quantity of information ag to the appesrance and valus of different ores.—[S. F, News Lettsr. HINTS FOR poetage, FREE, our 52-page Circular, 2 diMechani cal Movements; a digeetof PATENT I NVE NTORS. LAWS; information how to ebtain patents, and about the rights and privilegea of inventors and patenteee; list of Goverment faes, practical hints,stc.,eto. AddressDEWEY &CO., Puhliehers and Patent Agents, San Francisco. REMINGTON'’'S BREECH-LOADING Sporting, Hunting, and Target Rifles. Same systsm ss the ‘‘ Remington’ Celebratsd Military Rifle, of which over half a million have been sold. Its “simplicity unsurpassed. For strength and durability unequalled. In accuracy nnrivalled. In range, penetration, and sass of manipulation, without comparison.

The ‘‘Sportsman‘s“ Delight, the “‘Hunter‘s’’ Favorite, the * Target-Shooter’s" Pride. Also REVOLVERS FOR HOUSE USE, In these days of thieves and Burglaries, every householder should have a revolver for home protection. REMINGTON'S RIFLE CANE. Every gentleman should have one for protection against dogs and rowdies, and Ior field use. E. REMINGTON & SONS, 19¥24-6m 193 Broadway, N. Y. OSOAR LEWIS. §. 5. MORRILL. CITY IRON WORKS, 28 Fremont street...+++see.+...5SAN FRANCISCO, LEWIS & MORREILL, Manufacturers of all kinds of Architectural and Ornamental Iron Work, LAUNDRY MACHINEDY, STEAM ENGInus, Ero. Agricultural Work and all kinds of Blacksmithing and Jobbing done with promptness and at reasonable prices. Orders from Uae promptly executed. vi purl CHINESE SERVANTS AND LABORERS of ali kinds furnished at ths shortest notice by applying to WOLF & CO., ay ier Street, San Francisco. Sy24-3m. ‘We willsend on receipt of stamp for owe al Ay Py S S » YELISHER AN FRANCS “YZ. pee FIRST Clagg” in fy ral Hone Jou? SUBSCRIPTION IN ADVANCE. One copy one year... One copy six months One copy threes months Single copied ...secessrsrecsceves CLUB RATES. Ten copies or moro, first year, each.....0.+.2+53,00 [A fres copy or premium sent to gctter up of clnb.] DEWEY & CO., Publishers, St., San F: i Cal. Nov., 1871 No. 338 Mont; FAIRBANK’S. STANDARD. 6,000 to 40,000 Pounds Capacity. THE SAME SOALE IS USED FOR WEIGHING CATTLE, HOGS, ETO. Scales of every"kind. Address FAIRBANKS & HUTCHINSON, 126 California atreet, San Francisco. Agents for Miers’ ALARM Money Drawers, liv3-cowbpém =) ees ee ee NOUS Ss PACIFIC STONE COMPANY. Ransome’s _ Patents, For which Commissioners for ths International Exhi hibition of 1862 aw:rded the Prizs Mcdal, and Gold Medal at the Mechanica’ Instituts Fair, 1871, of Ban Francisco, REMOVAL. This Company havs removed from ths corner of Turk and Larkin streets, to their new and Commodious works corner of Greenwich and Octavia. They have established an office and salesyard at the Junction of Market and Bush, where they will kesp constantly on hand an assortment of ORNAMENTAL, BUILDING, CEMETERY and GRINDSTONES. Orders will be received at the above office from all who wish to get good work at low prices. Send for Circular. 6v2d-3amslamrly x. 8. VAN WINELE. Cc, W. DAVENPORT. VAN WINKLE & DAVENPORT, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Iron, Steel and Heavy Hardware, CUMBERLAND COAL, Springs, Blacksmith’s Tools, Etc., Axles, W. T. GARRATT & CO. ciTry A Brass and Bell Founder, Corner Natoma and Fremont Streets, MANUFACTURERS OF Brass, Zinc and Anti-Friction or Babbet Metal CASTINGS, Church and Steamboat Bells, TAVERN AND AND BELLS, GONGS, FIRE ENGINES, FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS. Steam, Liqvor, Soda, Oil, Water and Flange Cocks, and Valves of all descriptions, msde and repaired. Hose and all other Joints, Spelter, Solder and Copper Rivets, etc. Gauge Cocks, Cylinder Cocks, Vil Globes, Steam Whistles. HYDRAULIO PIPES AND NOZZLES for mining purposes. Iron Steam Pipe furnished with Fittings, etc, Conpling Joints of allsizes, Particulsr attention paid to Distillery Work, Manufacturer of ' Garratt's Patent Improved Journal Metal." ko” Highest Markst Price paid for OLD BELLS, COPPER and BRASS. 6-tf W. T. GARRATT, JAMES HILLMAN, WT. LITTLE, N. W. SPAULDING, Smithing and Repairing ESTABLISHMENT, Saw Nos, 17 and 19 Fremont Street, near Market, MANUFACTURER OF‘ SPAULDING: S Patent Tooth Circular Saws. They have proved to bs the most durable and economlcal Saws in the World. Each Saw is Warranted in every respect: Particular attention paid to construction of Portable & Stationary Saw Mills. MILLS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE At the lowest Market Prices. Fulicd RAWHIDE BELTING AND LACING, Made by H. ROYER, No, 437 Brannan street, Gan Feancisco, COMMENOING Monday, April 29th, 1872. And until further notice, Trains and Boats will LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO. A.M, Overland Express Train for Sac to, 7.00 Marysville, Red Blut, Colfax, Reno, Onde anal aha, 3.00 ae M, San Joee Passenger Train, stopping at all ‘ay Stations. 4.00 6.30 7,30 A.M. Steamer New World (from Broadway Wharf) Bee © Passenger Train for Stockton, Merced and Sacramento. PM. Overland Emigrant Train, Throngh Freigbt and Accommodation. —Connecting at Vallejo with Tr: f Calif Pacific Railroad. BLS Gb euler 4 0 P.M.* Sacramento Steamer (from Broadway oN Wharf), Connecting at Vallejo with traine of California Pacific Railroad. 2 00 P, M* Steamer Antelope, from Broadway Wharf, ‘. connecting at Donahue witb Traine of 8. F. and North Pacific Railroad. 8 00 A.M. Excursion Boat (Sundays only) from Broad< way Wharf, connecting with Special Train of 8, FP. &N.P.R.R. for Cloverdale and intermediate points, returning to San Francisco by 7 vr. M. OAKLAND BRANCH.—LEAVE San FRANCISCO, 700 810, 92.,10 10 and 11 20a, m., 12 10, 1 50, 3 00, 4 00, 6 15, 6.30, 808 9.20.and “1130 p.m. (920, 1120 and 300 to Oakland only). LEAVE Brooxrn, *5 36, 6 40,750, 900 and 12 00a. m., 120, 2.40, 4 55, 610, 7.40 and 10 16 p. m. Lrave OAkLAnn, *5 40, 650, 800, 910, 1000, and 1110 a. m., 1200, 1 40, 2 50, 3 50, 6 05, 620, 7.50 and 10 20 p.m. ALAMEDA BRANCH.—LEAVE San FRANCISCO, 7 20, 9 00, and 1115 a.m., 130,400, 530,and70up.m. (7 20, 1115, and 5 30 to Fruit Vale only). Leave Haywarps, "420, 700 and 10 45a, m., and 330 p. m. Leave Frurr Vater, *525, 735, 900and 11202. m., 130, 05 and 5 30 p. m. Except Sundaye. T. H. GOODMAN, A. N. TOWNE, Gen'l Paee'gr and Ticket Agt. Gen’1 Supt. Rubber and Oak Tanned ine BEMIS New Stock, just in; Pawtucket manufacture; stand ard quality—warranted the best. Come and see and get prices, or give it a trial. TREADWELL & CO., I2v24-eow Market, cor. Fremont St., San Francisco. , Cal, REWARD! For any_case of Removed from Sacramento to Nos. 413 and 415 Market street, San Pr: Blind, eet Itching, or Ulcerated eee that © Bing’s Pile QIv24-ly SL, 00 emedy faile to cure. It ie epared expressly to cure the Piles and nothing elee. Sold by all Druggists. Price $1.00. 0. nT CHARDS & Oo., Agents, corner Clay and Sansome atrests, San Francieco, Ual. PAINTING. HOUSE AND SIGN. &2Walls Whitened or Tintsd. E. H. GADSBY, Tv3-eowbp 585 Markst strest, San Francisco