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Show MEDICAL. J. HI. & F. V. BENEDICT, SURGtONS AND PHYSICIANS, OOieo at Residence. Ninth Ward, three blocks eat and two south ot Theatre 1 Kosnell IibbitSj M.D. F. H; Simmons, M.D DRS. TIBBITS &. SIMMONS, Physicians and Surgeons, Office Cemer of Main and Second South Street, over Butteriield's Store. Surgery In all Its branches solicited W. F, ANDERSON, M.D. H.J, RICHARDS, M.D, Surgeons i"I Pliysicians, Offices, for the present, at their respectiye residences in the 13th andlTta Wards fi DR. GROVES, 7 f f T Tj Dentist, OUSce nd Soutb St., Salt Lake City. Three doors Wert of Revere Houee, half .a Mock ast of the Elephant Store. OFPICB HOURS FROM 9 A.M. TO 5p.U. ml 0. C. 0 RMS BY, M.D. PHYSICIAN, BURGEON ASD DRUGGIST, H BIUGllAit CITY, VTAU. LEGAL. 3. 1' MoOurdy. C. I'.. Mur(n Mtl TUDV S. BlOUliAN, Att''rneys-at Lmv, H'VMcK-tr door ea.t of UicHim OtVioe. a'.M SALT LAKK C11Y. Vl'-liNON 11. V.VIGIIVX, A T T OTwNEY AT L A W , Ofttrtf For 'he iresDt, t rriiilnct S ud r out U t rr ct. a-7 FITCH & MANN, Attoriieys-ut-Luw, Ou'ioi. First South St.. fourth door Oit.t ot tlo uer, KldrediO A C.''s Bu, Suit l.a o Oily- -i aruer Karl', P. M. Smith. KAULI. vc SMITH, A T T O R N K Y S A T L A W , salt Luke City. Ka?t Toullo Stri'Ot. one ioor south of IKiduo's Mere. J AS, (J. SI1 11 ATT, Attornoy-at-Law, SALT LAKK CITY. UTAH. Office Four doors souih of Salt Lako House. 2. 11. Hempstead, M. Kirkitatrick HEMPSTEAD & K1RKPATRICK, Attoiueys-at-Enw, Main Street, opposite Wells. Fargo A Co., SALT LAKE CITY. C. 11. Hempstead. U.S Att'y for Utah, f-il Z. SNOW. E. D. HOOE. SNOW & UOGE, Lttornoys and Counselors at Law t?alt Lake City', Utah. Office at Snow's corner, 1st East St HOTELS. TOWNSEND HOUSE, SALT LAKE CITY. THE LEADING HOTEL OP UTAH. JAMES TOWNSEND, PROPRIETOR. This House is centrally and pleasantl located, lo-cated, well furnished, and ias accommodations accommoda-tions for 15 guests. THE PROPRIETOR ia now preparing to build large additions to his Hotel, whieh, when finished, will render it the Most Complete Establishment in the ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION ! mil AMERICAN HOTEL, Corner of First South aud Second Last Streets, OKE BLOCK. EAST OP THEATRE, SALT LAKK CITY. 1'HIS H"U5e ha fceen fitted up .xpressly to m et th w.nt- "f the Vubi.c nl persons vi-it ng- S.lt Lake Lity, a..j every xccnmmo atroo omahe it a ue-irab e resting rest-ing pla e -nd home i-t vis t rs Ihe iabli will beforni he4 with erny luiury 01 lie ma. ket, na do p-ins will be spired to make the guests of the house comioruible. The Hotel la ver pleasantly situated, situ-ated, half bloc east of city Hall. Fiest Cuss Boabders -without Rooms CAS ALSO BK ACCOMMODATED. BATHS FREE TO GUESTS. J. C. LITTLE, Salt Lake City. Proprietor. Mj, 24, 1671. myio NATIONAL HOTEL, East of the Post Office and west of the Theatre. E A1.S FIFTY CENTS. 1 LODGIS6 FIFTY CESTS. Twenty-one meal tickets only $8. my9 OQUIRRH HOUSE, Corner Main and LoouBt streets, TOOELE CITY, UTAH. Good Accommodation for Families. E. 8. FOOTE, Proprietor. BANKERS. Thos. R. Jones. A. W. White BANKING HOUSE OP A'.-W. WHITE & CO., RAST TEMPLE STREET, . ,30 Salt Lake City. W. IL Hoooper, H. 8. Eldredge, L. B. Hilla Hooper, Eldredge Co., BANKERS. East Temple St., Salt Lake City, Dealers in Gold Dust, Coin, Exchange, Land Warrants, Etc. Collections made and promptly remitted. CORRESPONDENTS t Ripga A Co., New York ; Bank of California, San r.x.-i.- First National Bank. Ctiicano : Ex change Baoi, St. Louis; First National Bank, Omaha ; J. 8. Morgan k Co., London. ju6 FIRST IATIQSAL B15K OF M, (Successors to Hussey! Dariler A Co.) Wabbes HusaET, C. L. Dahlir, President. . V ice Prest. Anthony Godbb, Cashier. Salt Lake City, Utah ; Also oonnectinff offices at Ogden andCorinne, Utah, and Virfiuiaand Hoiona, Montana. Dealers in Gold Dust, Coin and Currency, Draw Exohange on New York, Chicago, St. Lonis, Omaha, Denver, Ban iranclsco, and all parts of Europe. Collections Promptly Attended To. mil WELLS, FARGO & CO., Express Forwarders, Bankers, and DEALERS IN EXCHANGE. Drafts on Europe, and all the principal prin-cipal cities of the United States. EUROPEAN COLLECTIONS Prompt'y attDded to. East Temple S-t., alt Lake City. TULO. F. IRACY, Agent, mil ' SEWING MACHINES. READ THIS! rJ' II 1C SICER SEWING MACHINE In all the beautiful vnrioties should u in si mmm Contemplating the purchase of a Machine for family or other use. j At our newly-fl(ed up Salesroom, Second Door Soutli of til e Eagle faiii-porluxn faiii-porluxn between the Drug and Clothing Clo-thing Departments of Z. CM. I., will be found a Full Assortment of these Admirable Sewing Machines At Prices to Suit Everybody. THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE NEEDS NO PUFFING to commend It to the public, as the following jgr Z3 5o howi In l&'SO these now celebrated Machine were first o8erei to the public and in the four years succeeding 4.00U were sold, lo-dn.y lo-dn.y over that number are weekly mrn-'d ut fr'-m the factory, and yer this immense sun-ply sun-ply is no' equal to the demand. At the end o the year 161. upward of 2jO O0 Machin-werf Machin-werf sold, and in the then following- year-, from 'S to '7u, the number had been increased to upward of 500.000 MAC LI INKS SOLD, Oue third of wlilcli w ere ilUpOied Of wtl Uln t lir ir-Calling twelve uiuulJiK. From the foresroini it will be 8-en that dar-inr dar-inr ihe Usi three years, theeale? have oeen upward of fifty p r c nt mure tnaa dunn the whole of .he seventeen previous yean.. THE PEOPLE'S VERDICT, after a score of years thorough trial is that the SEWING MACHINE is adapted to all kinds of work, sewing as readily the thickest and most stubborn material ma-terial as the finest and most delicate fabrics; with a stitch, that for eveneas, perfection and durability is unequalled. . Accompanying each Machine are printed instructions, so plain and easy of comprehension comprehen-sion that, although we recommend customers custom-ers to take at leaat one lesson Irom the Op. ara'or, it is seldom done purchasers seeing at a glance the simplicity of the Machine and completeness of the construction. Some ; of the ADVANTAGE S OF THE AIIIIIPA vSINUlK MAUnlNto ABE Simplicity of constmotion therefore less liability to get out of repair. Short, straight needle less liable to bend, break or skip the stitch. The shuttle ib carried; friction, wear and the necessity of greasing the race are thus avoided. Readiness with which the most inexperienced inexper-ienced can adjust the tension of the thread. Freedom from wear. After twenty years constant serrioe these machines have never been known to wear out. They are noiseless, rapid and easy in all their movements. All our machines are adjusted and put in thorough running order.by competent handp, before delivery. Purchasers therefore have no trouble, but can suceessfuliy operate with them at once. THE NEW BUTTON-HOLE MACHINE S are thoroughly practical and will perform all that wo claim for them. The Improved MANUFACTURING MACHINES for huayy work, are too well known to need oimtneut. We also keep in stock the New Medium Noiseless MAIIFAfifll !N3 MACHINES III m H . w ..... . Our stock of the Singer Seing Machines is very eneneive, mbracine every variety of finish, from the plain Machine, mounted on black walnuttable, oiled, to the elaborately elabor-ately pearled Machine, wit cabinet case and folding oover in mottled black walnut, rose, wood, or mahogany highly polished Every Machine is furnished with the same complete furniture, including the new hein-mer hein-mer (sewing all widths) and feller and braider. brai-der. We guarantee our Machines to do Hemming, all widths) Felling) Hemstitching) Hem-stitching) Braiding) Maglo ttutning) Embroidering (no chain stitch ) Gathering and sewing on at same time, with or without a band, on tho edge or In the center) ordlng)Tnck-lg) ordlng)Tnck-lg) Q,uUtlng Trimming) Binding all widths and kinds, etc., etc., etc. Kemember the ilammotb Sign, SIR Ml MCHIKS Twa dooi: louth or the Eagle Emporium. Em-porium. WE DELIVER MACHINES Without Additional Charge TO ALL PARTS OF THIS CITY All kinds of Sewing Machines thoroughly Repaired on Reasonable Rea-sonable Terms. olS H. .CLA.WS0X.Supi SEE HERE Ready-made Sash, Madefrom thoroughly-seasoned Lnmber, From 8 x 10 to 10 x 14; all sizes. DOORS From 2- 6 by 66, MoiiUlt. il a il l not moulded, Of the best material, For Sale Chssp enough to Suit ths Market, CALLAHAN'S, nylO 200,000 POUNDS of WOOL WAISTTED AT THS DESEEST MILLS. IHOSE bavins WOOi to SELL will please call on J- W. CUJIMIXGS, at the Mill, or at his residence, 14th Ward, Salt Lake City, before di-ponng of it, aa he wishes ;o Purchase all the Wool in the Territory. Ter-ritory. mj9 TO PRE-EMPTORS. "We are now oreuarod to furnish Agricultural Land Script For the location of Government Land at SI 60 pr quarter section. HOOPER, ELDREDGE fc. CO Salt Lake City, Nov. 87n. dl WOOD WOHKINS. Thomas Latimer, W. H. Folsom, George H. fay lor, George Roinney CHANGE OF FIRM. The Planing Mill, Sash and Door Factory Fac-tory of FOLSOM, ROMJfEY db Co. Will hereafter do business; under the firm name of LATDIER, TAILOR & CO, C A C U Of all sizes on h-uid and made to OnOn order. D"fOC Raised panel, moulded, eafib JUriO uors, large store o-tb, any tkicKnesd, eize or kind, lur-nisued lur-nisued to order. WINDOW With stops, beads and E&sh, FRAMES coa,p'ei,!- rpHtjrQ Panel frames, plain door and , inHiYlkO window framed. BLINDS Stationary and rolling elatte. - O I f 1 niWPC From ItolS inches for MuULUmUO doors, be, architraves archi-traves and cornice. C I (1 0 R I W P Tongued and grooved and F LUUrUii U square-edg-c on hand and worked to order. I IIMnT9 Planed out oi winde, to a LUlTl OCA thickness, and ripped to any desired size. Planer and Circular Saws Running all the time. MINIiVG districts Supplied on shert aotice. Give us a call, or address by latter to Box 366 LATIJUKR T A V LOR CO., 2d guiiUycJL kmioI iabraol HELKB3LD. IIELMBOLP'S nEI.MUOl.DS lIELWlj'UiTS llELM HOLD'S IIEI.MBOLD'S 11 EL MB 1.D'3 IIEI.M HOLD'S UELT-OLD-3 0BAPEPtl.L GRUK ILL ORAI-t: elLL Oli.AP'-: pill GRAPrJ l' LL GRAl'K I'ILL GRKi'ILL OilArE PILL IIELJinOLD'3 F1ELM BOLD'3 IIEI.M OLD'S IIELMiiOi.D'3 IIELMB lLD'3 HELB0LP'S UELMri'JLD'3 EXTRACT SRSAPARILLA. EXTRACCSARAPRILLA. EXTRACT SR APARILLA. EXTRACT SARSAPARILL A. EXTRACT SAKSaP 1RILLA. EXTRACT SARSAPARILL A. EXTRACT SARSAPARILL A F.XIRACT SARSAPARILL A. APRIL. MAY, snd JOKE. PURIFY TEE BLOOD and BEAUTIFYTHE COMPLEXION BY USING HELMBOLD'S CATAWBA GRAPE-JCICE PILLS AND HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA. In theSpring and Summer months the system sys-tem nnJergoes a change. This is ths time to use good blood-renewing, purifying, aod inv gorating medi:ines. HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT SARSA PARILLA AND HELMBOLD'S FLUlS" EXTRACT GRAPE JUICE PILLS ARE TTTE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE One bottle of Helmb.id's Flail Eitraor. Sarsaparilla equal in stre gth one gallon of thesirueor decoct.on as made by druggists; drug-gists; and a wine-gla s added to a pint 'of water equils the c-'ebraled Li.bon Diet Dr'mk 1 deligh ful a I uealthful beverage Tho Grape-Jui-.e ' ill ' comjoed ofFlaid Extriustcf Ca'Awba Grape Juioeand FLUID EXnTT RHUBARB. Uiefjl ia all oiseaiei requiring a cathartic rtmed , and far superior to all other purgatives, purga-tives, such as laks, m ignesia, e'.c. HELMBOLD'S GHAPE JUICE PILL is not a patented pil". i ut up as those ordinarily ordi-narily vended, bnt THE RESULT OF UBS YEARS' EXPER-IMEM'LNGand EXPER-IMEM'LNGand GREAT CARE IN PREPARATION. SAFti FOR AND TAivEN BY CHILDREN. NO NAUSEA; NO GRIPING PAINS, BUT MILD, PLEASANT, and SAFE IN OPERVTIO-V, TWO BOTTLES OF T tt FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND ONE BOTTLE OF THE GRAPE-JUICE PILLS ARE WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD to those suffering from BAD BLOOD, POOR COMPLEXION, HEADACHE, NERVOUSNESS. WAKEFULNESS AT NIGHT. COSTIVENB-S, AND IRREGULARITIES and te those Buffering from BROKEN and DELICATE CONSTITUTES IT WILL GIVE NEW BLOOD. NEW VIGOR, AND NEW LIFE. THE CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS are don up with great care and in handiome bottles, and will surpass all those vendel in wooden boxes, and carelessly prepared by inexperienced men, comparing with the English and French style of manufacturing. All of H. T. HELMBOLD'S PREPARATIONS ARE PHARMACEUTICAL, NOT A SINGLE ONE BEING PATENTED BUT ALL ON THEIR OWN MERITS, To dispel any impression or prejudice chat might exist in the minds of many asalnst my Preparations, from the publicity given through advertising, und that I am and have been a druggist for a period of iwenty years and more, conclusively to prve this. Bee letter: From the la-g,'t M .i.ufaHuring ChemiiU in the Woild. Nor. 4. li;t. Iam aequunted wi h Mr. H. T. HELM-BOLD. HELM-BOLD. Herccupitd he Drug-store opposite my residence, and ws -nccessful inconduo'-ing inconduo'-ing the businfss, where others had not been qul!y s. be'ore him. I have been favorably favora-bly impre.-eel with bis character and enterprise. enter-prise. WILLIAM WEI1HTM AN, Firm of Powers & w eightman. Manufact'g Chemists, 9:h and Brown sts., Phil'a. rEEPAHED BT H. T. HELM BOLD. Practical and Analytical Chemist. Crystal Palace Pharmacy, 59 Broadway, N. Y.: and No. 104 Suth 10th St., Phil'a. HEL.M HOLD'S FLUID EXTRCT EUCHU UK GIS'ED 1 1 A WORLD-WIDE FAlIi TRAVEL, Len Wines. U. P. Kiu.bail. SALT LAKE, And Tintic Stage and Express RCXXIVQ DAll-V FROU SALT L.IKE CITY, -via LAKK TOWS, T.OKLE CITV, 8TOCKTO.V A.D OPHlR TO TI.VTIC. Th route 1 as Ken r-s'oc'fed with splen-i.l splen-i.l lion' or I C ' icho . n e St--c rai e ul a a t ntive Drivers an i every at" nuon is paid t the cuinrr'. l cjnvea.enoe ol paesea-geri. paesea-geri. Good accommodations on the road. THROUGIT BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. Office at Wells, Fargo Co.'s, Salt Lake City. WINES & KIMBALL, aU Propriet-trs. UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. laragyiiratnnr: St? PIONEER LIME OF UTAH. On and after Thursday, Dec. 1 187U. liUy Train Leave Salt Lake City at 5 a m aod 2:45 p.ir. ! Arrive at Otfden 7 a. ui. and 4:45 p. tu. Leave Ogdea -tt 8 -i. m. ami s;u p. di. Arrive at Salt Lake City i0 a. a. aou 7:30 p.m Fare from Salt Lake City to Wood's Crocs S .70 Centreville $ .9i' fc'armiugLOD Kaysvilie Is Qgden Fare from Ogden to Kay3ville $L30 Farur.ugtoa - Sl.tx Oeaireville VVyua'suross 2to dait Lake City In addition to the abo e AH ACCQMM jQATIOft TR.V.h Will run '"1, DAILY, SUXDAIS EXCFTED? Leaving Oglen at 5 a. m. and Salt Lake Citj at 4:t0 p. in.. On whicb full fare will ent'tlt the purchaee-.t purchaee-.t a tu-ttt lu rotufu oa tha dusit day ana train free. Pa.seiiers tt.11 please Pnrcha' their Ticket at the Office. Fifty Cents additional will be c surged whei tne tare is uoWoo od on tie uain. For all information concerning freight o paarf, api-iy to O. O. CALDERi Ticket and Freight Ag' Sat Lake City. fKUAMOHZ ItTTl"7v BLPEKlNrENUENT. CENTRAL PACiFiC RILR D. Kxpresf 1 Q V t txpres I'Mw'd i 3nndav9 Traiu U-J 1 Train Son-i -excepted Daily 871. Daily excepte, 4 00 pm 8 00 am aaD rune- o 45 pm 12 30pn. 4 42 " 6 40" .Oakland.. 6 12" 1168" 7 30 ..8aD Jose.. 6 40 " 7 58 " 12 15 pm titooktou. . 1 43 " 8 36 " 9 35 ' 2 10 - .Sacramento. U 15 am 1 UU am 4 10 " ..Marysville.. 9 lu - w 9 00 " .flnma. 4 20 " M 2 2") pm .SacramtDt' . ! 1 45a m b 25 .Colfax. 46 ' I 16 am . Reno . t UO ') 10 " WinnMiuucri t 06 " GO & i 00 m Battle Moan I 25 pm W O 4 40 " ..Elko. . " 45 am f 6 10 " ..Ofjden.. 5 15 pm A. N. TOWSB, T. H. OOODM AN, Oen. Sapt, 0. V. K. R Gen. Paaa'gT aud Ticket Agt, DP O H. UVZRP03L & QJEE5I3T0WJI IN MAN L INE Of Royal Mall steamer. Sailing from aiew Vork Everv Saturday AND Alterimte Tuesday. Cabin Panaage, to L'iren.n. '(C'Ho) 97A.ni Steerage " ' cor.) 30.ni Passage from Liverpool to New YorV Cabin, , fOold) $75. nt Steerage, - (Ca'reDcy) 3-I.OI Round Trip Ticket issued it very low rat JOHN G.DUE, AtroM, lr Uro4')way. Sew York, Or WTLLIAM CALD'r.K. Aifent, iSTi Suit L- City. Utah. I BATHS, BATHS! Warm Spring Hnllis ! Private and Plunge. Thesecelfl.rJi: hatlt ir- npi) " pTjl-lfT- t wmdqi, Tiif.r i' tifinil pr.ijwrt't r- i wiiei too wti rhat n n orwil- w -uuu'trsi thftxi. Bside th Pnvr Kih, the lrif nu-I hnirl-om-l funn-lt! Hlui(ie Utllis 1 -r J-flit-- r. .nti-m-i, no ..(-O- H. AK.NOL.I. ICEi ICE! ICE! SALT LAKR 1 E COMPANY, E&tabluihcd Jan. 1, lttOJ, Ice delivered dily i" a" '1 ibo cify. Ir an quamit, hi fitter to ru 'Le none- J. K. CLAWSO.V, AGK.T. DSPOT AT Cliwion't Ic. Cceim 5!ecn, SAM FHANGISCO TRAOF. TOSIfi, DAViSSON & CO., INfpnR TKR3 07 l.1CERICA, KX iLMII, FRENCH A NO bK.lt MAX FANCY GOODS, Smn't Wires, P-id;et CntUry, Si- i'"frij, JJrrsA Trimming Whit (iouJs, Mi'ihirry (irHth LlutiiTUy IJutnt U dkchfy Gent Furnish-ay Goo-U Etc Cor. Suiter and a isnme Sts., SA FANCiCJ. .1. ,!. U llj V 11 Til, Dealer id 5 u ttindiof 3ALMUN A.10 HE3RINGS, 1'43 Washington Street. All tiu.u ot Uriud, siautwl aud Ftckled Fih count am Ij .ut hKud. J4 J.-..T! i::i;ti!.J A , Q0MMI5SI0N MERCHANTS 204 and 406 California M.. ?in Kr iiclaro, - - California. Particular attrniifo paid to tbe rj llinfr of rdri tor (i'ery .iesm.'in ot merchandise, d23 Sale of Orcn. c. Ac B8TAB M H 1T 1850. CASTLE BROTHERS, AND WHOLESALE GROCERS, 913 and 13 Front Streel. n6 CHENERY, SOUTHER & CO., Importers and Jobbers of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC BRANDIES, WINES, AD LIQUORS. 311 Clay Street, San Francisco. jyiy A. C. DIETZ & CO. IMPORTERS UP PA.IXTe, OILS, Varnishesand Lamps, Nn. 224 FRONT STREET. lt Sacrauieutol alifo u.a, au Krauclsco ml A. C. TitC'ojb, Geo. 11. WilliatnF. riTi'O.ilB & M'lLLMlS, JlaaulacLUiers. In-po "ttra and Wnoleaalo Jjfea.rs 10 .VA"! CHE?, U1AM 3ND3, Every iicscriptiou of Jewelry, 51LVR AMD S1LVSS-PLATED WARE Also Agents I't the celebrale4 Toward. E gin mid American Watches, 240 .Montgomery, 1. cor. Pint, I'p stairs, n Kr.iicl.co, Cnl. All or-lerd from th- To ritu'its promptly li l-.l. V S. C. OWO" ScCO., lOiauJlO'. F.V3.NT STl'.EET, SAN FIIA.VCISCO, CAL, Offer the finest i-nd most complete s'ock on th' liciic co'ist. Refer to II. n.CLUI'iOS'. SutAof 4 I. BAl'.M. I f .M.SIllilKK. J, tJAUM & CO., Importers and Manufacturers of ,0S l BOY'i CLOTHING Sansome it., San Frantlnco. 4-5 Mil ray Nl., New York, fl) ''roprietorof tbe Kiting tfnn and Ixw Auncle Vine yard. D-.'pot for tliemtlt- of Lis iATlVL W1S AKO BRANDIES M. KELLKIt fc CO.,; Corner of tiattery and Waftlimtou Strwt!, an Franclaco, - - - California, Anfgrllca Wine, Eldorado Wtiic, Wlille .lUileira Port ' ' Win Hitter, Sherry Grape Urandy. ill our Wiuea aU'l Brandy (cnarHijie -'l strictly pure, aud ovur ibrts-jtwvo O d. -?alt Lake City Corpxmtiou, Zioh'b Co-opralfTe lerCHiitil" in-tiiuti'.u, G-iifA Co., u LktOi t r , . U. Heery, nod A Co., 'tedxu, k--jj our vintM lorotile. RICH A HO iOo l H I L), q- Ajcnt. sal1 ljkf Cny. P. Holden. Jaa. Moorbead. S. P. HOLDEN & Uu.. lMfUKILKK Of rOKKIN uiU' GOODS, linens, Dress Goods. Hosiery, Ho. JH ti iu SANSON! E ST. .oodoD ; 27 LeH'leDbnll dU, E.C. 06 ilNSTEIN tsMS, & CO., 1 in porters and Manufacturers of BOOTS AITD SHOES OF tV-KY iTVU AKD KIND, 113, 11S, ana 11? Pin. hlre.l, SAN FRANCISCO. Our llime made Go'ids are unequuled, li'J 'ioj. ;amp!cs at Sir. GooJIiind's Office, uh B.(LT L iKli 111'. WEIL & CO., 1 M POUT KH OY Jigars and Tobacco Proprietors of the uavana t,i. Faciori 44 i, 444 mimI 44d Yrunt M., OTbwi curner r ruui Jt oaraiueulo it l., j. i viwurix; v to., JJ.VI.flliiiO M3iHAMTS 4k 1 lay si , nit Krniitrlnco, )KAbbK IN titfe.(,il. HKIlUtCE. .0 coDnUiaily tu rtc-it,t of 'r-ij llmui, bacon, Lrl. rutlmoii. u t arc Ii, of oqi t, ,1,1 r -'-ru uiauufactore always od band. GflAY, JONES, & C3. DhPOT 11K TH It SANTA CKUZ TANNERY JI.NCK CTU iRRS Or Onlt olu JU-utliei-. " BAiriLRX si.. SAJi TRASCISCQ |