re, in two rows, eighteen or twenty box- other fuel, for the blast furnace, has thus far been an un- fan chow, the flower of tea. A San Francisco Chronicle man es, made of castiron, of a capacity of one tun each. They solved problem, it having been used at most in the quantity had the opportunity,… … not less than 50,000 miles in the Great Basin and a 2 oo along both flanks of the Rocky Mountains. At FLEXIBLE STONE.—We are indebted to Mr. present a great deal of this fuel is being used on the locomo- fuel. The bottoms, as well as the sides, are exposed to the Samuel J. Blume, of Nazareth, Pa.,…
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