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Show NOTARIES PUBLIC. CHAW. V. MTAYNKR, NOTARY PUBLIC, 02ce at Caldcr Bro. Salt LakeClty, in 1 2 JOHN McEWAN, NOTARY PUBLIC, Will Jriw or acknowledge all kinds o: in-trument.'! in writing. fronii't attention paid to Susinefi. 05ce at residence, l'rovo City, Utah Co. U.T. ms Wi. M. Gillespie. Jaa. W. Stainborr STAINBURN & GILLESPIE, Notaries Public, COMMISSIONERS OP DEEDS, fSyarcbere of Itecord, AND O 111 re On right of entrance to Stock Board, Held' Building, Main St. The legality of the Notarial acta of the above-named firm is unquestionable, as thoy act under aiioointmenti made by Ihe Legislative Legis-lative Assembly of tho Territory of Utah, dated February 11. 1ST J. and commission-, of the (iovorpor of the Torritory, issued subsequently, subse-quently, nnd have complied with both the Territorial Jaws by Eli ok the repaired bonds. A-'.inibo Torriiori.il Auditor's office- ana with the Probate Judge of bait Lake oouniy, Vfi A. S. GOULD & SON, CONVEYANCERS, Minim Deeds, Agreements and Bonds or Deeds, Mortgages, Powers of Attorney, Leases, Contracts and other Instruments of writing; drawn with accuracy and dispatch. mining CompsnUi Incorporated Incorpora-ted under the Law a of Utavn, C. A. COULD, and COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for New Ifork, Massachusetts, Pennsylva-nia.Ohio, Pennsylva-nia.Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoming, Montana, Nevada, California, and other States and Territories. Ter-ritories. East Temple St., near WdU, Fargo t& Co., Salt Lake Oily. ID n Wit. Cl.ATTOH. S- J, JONAHBOH, Notary Puhlio. Notary Publio and ConTeyanoer. CLAYTON & JONASSQN 1)AY itriot attntion to the collection ol1 mo no j in nil part of the world. They also draw or acknowledge all kinds of instruments in writing. Niirrlnl attention ivon to the drawing of Yttls and Tettanitntory Docn- Loans negotiated. Alines, Homos and Heal Estate of all kinds bought, sold or leased. Incorporation and Partnership Pnpen of ovory description drawn In strict accordance with the laws of Utah. Wm. Clayton, Comrai.nioner of Doods for the Stales of Now York. Pennsylvania. Ohio. C-'oncotiout, Missouri. Iowa Wisconsin ana California. UKKICK Fourth door south of (lodlia'a Corner. n29 MISCELLANEOUS. TIIME TABLE. BURLINGTON ROUTE. TO IKE EAST, NORTH AND SOUTHEAST. NO. 1. STATIONS. iTi-iiss? MAIL. Lonre OMAHA - - 4:10 p.m. 5:30 a.m. Arrive BURLINGTON 6:50 a.m. 9:15 p.m. " Mondota - - 1125 a.m. 3:55a.m. " Chicngo(C.B.JfcQ.) 3:20 p.m. 7:15 a.m. " Pooria - - 9:55 a.m. 1:30 a.m. " Ind'pIiad.B.AW. 6:30 p.m. 10;00a.m, " Cincinnati - - 1130 p.m. 4:20p.m. " Loganaiort 5"55 p.m. 9:20a.m. T. 1'. Sl W. Columbus 2:45 a.m. fi:20 p m. ifThrotmh Cars from Missouri Hiver to Clncigo. In di:in upolis, Cincinnati. Logans-)urt Logans-)urt and Columbus, Connections at thoso points with Lines leadiiuto tbo Kast. North and South. This mi no "en. SliorLtil, 4ulcklt and Cheapest Route. Lo not be doccircd, but obtain Tickets the Burlington A Missouri Kiver Railroad. A.B. TOUZALIN. 0. K. PERKINS: Uen'l Ticket Agent. (ien'l Bjjt. , Til K CKLKDltATKD Elgin Watches FACTORY PRICES. s ill fern Vli :-J : " 3 I ( -' TMI j jSSi" NEW STOCK OF Genuine Jewelry. Tho Publio aro cordially invited to call and examine. BATHS, BATHS! Warm Spring Baths ! Frlvat sad Flange. Hif'' oletrn!(M Ntih mt crn to th poUic l all w.r.t. Ttipir molicinal rrrrrti w o wl4lj kTv a (hat It U n '. tw (o f nommt thrra. Bwi-ltK thp Priti Baths, th Irp and oanJiunie-ij oanJiunie-ij fnroi.hM Plnafr Bathe for lrftM and MEDICAL. W, F. ANDERSON, M,D, H.J. RICHARDS, M.D. SurgeoiiB and Physician, Office, for the present, at their reapectirt , residences in the Lith andllia Wards; ofi 0. C. 0RM8BY, M.D. l-HYSICIAN. BUBGBOS AND DBUGGIST, BBIUHAM CITY, UTAH. J. M. & F. D. BEN'EDICT, SURGEONS AND PHYSICIANS, Offic. 0vr Cdw Bro'i Miuio Emporiam. HOTELS, ETC. TOWNSEND HOUSE, SALT LAKE CITY. THE LEADING HOTEL OF UTAH. JAMES TtOWNSEND PROPRIETOR. This House Is centrally and pleasantly lo-oated, lo-oated, well furnished, and has accommodations accommoda-tions for 150 guest. TEE PROPRIETOR is now preparing to build lane additions to his Ilotel, whiah when finished, will render it the Most CompUu Establishment In the ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION I mil AMERICAN HOTEL, A Select and First-Class House. ONJB BLOCK EAST OF TniATHK, SALT LAKE OITY. Terms (3.00 per day. Board with-oat with-oat rooms $14.00 per week. Baths free to guests. J. C.LITTLK, inn34 Proprietor. STOCK BOARD, (Formerly Hold's,) TJkX AXTXT STTIUBT, Two doors south of Wells, Fargo . Co's. Our Bar Is furnlrihod with all that cau be found & any ArsUclass saloon. Attentire and poll to bar-keepers to attend upon all who may favor us with a call. ZABRISKIE tfc CO. r u TAYLOR'S HOTEL, West Bide EAST TEMPLE STREET, ROOMS BY TOB SI NO LB NIOUT, WEEKLY OR MONTHLY, TAYLOR & CUTLER, Proprietors. We hare rented our RESTAURANT to Messrs. GLADE A GOODMAN. n23 Washington House A'liird. No u tli Street, SALT LAKE CIXY Board and Lodging, per Week $7 00 Day Board 0 00 French Spring Beds " 3 00 Beds, per Night - 60 Meals - ... 39 J14 Taylor's Hotel Restaurant, Rear of Taylor it Cntler's Store. THE B:ST AND CHEAPEST MEALS IN TOWN And sorred in tho best style A.I' ALL HOURS, GLAD. X. UiiODNAlf, jl6 Proprietors. Net Commercial Leipi Rooms, 45, Com more in 1 St., SMI Lako City. 0. W. TAPPAN, Proprietor. OPEN ALL NIGHT. Spring Beds, as, 3T' and 50 cts. per Klgltt Bl.AOto $3.00 per Week. Single Rooms, SO and 73c. per Night) $3.00 to $1.30 per Week. Double Rooms, $1.00 to $1.30 per Night. ol5 UTAH HOTEL, Main Street, OGDfcX The onfy firstelass lloust in tht City, Omnibus to and from all trains, EUDEY & WILLIAMS, SPRIXG& SUMMER GOODS HS. LOVBLL, at No. il Kimball a." Dick, l't South Street, la now receiving receiv-ing hor splendid Stock of HATSi MILLINKRY GOODS, Of iho Istc-t ityles; alao Ladies' nml Chil-Am'f Chil-Am'f SL'IT-. with full assortment of Howri's. Hlbtionm, lsco, Parnitols, Un.lriHrnr, tiloxcs. Pt.., whuh file pfi7 lor CiUlh l lt, lowt rri- to the Ladies, j-all nd examine this splendid as-lorLtaeot as-lorLtaeot bei.ire yi u buy. Mi S. K. LOVRLI.. Salt Lako City. April In. K. aM C. C.WALLL & CO.. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Harness anil Shoe Leathers,' SADDLERY, SADDLERY HARDWARE SHOE FlADIMiS. A full and complete assortment of everything in the line. Particular attention paid to ordrj by mail. teconrf South Slrrtt, 1mt door west of Walker Bro's. SALT LAKS CITY. a2 LEGAL GEO. L. "WOODS, ATTOR N EY-AT-LAW, Office inSecrctary Black 's Bonding. ' SALT LAKE CITY. &10 "VV. It.. 1CEITHLY, ArroRNEr and Cocnseloe-at-Law, Tny!or k Culler'a Building, Room No. 10, Op-ywite ;Ut Lake U&, Salt Lake City, Utah. FOOTE &; CARTER, ATTORNE TS-AT-LAW, Nob. 25 and Cu ilontgomery Block. ni21 SAN FRANCISCO, ;CAL. ?. L. WILLLiMa, LI ORAKD TOLTNO WILLIAMS Si YOUNG, ATTOENE YS-AT-LAW, Office, half-a-block south of Theatre. Suit Lrvlie Jity. jl2 GEORGE C. BATES, ATTORNEY -AT-LA W. C. MYRON IIAWLEY, Attorney -at-Law, Clerk of tho Supremo Court and Territorial Librarian. J. W. H ASK. INS. Office in '.Kimball's blook, near U.S. Mar-jU Mar-jU shal's office. W. W. WOODS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, No. 33, MAIN STREET. Salt Lake City, Utah Tr. m21 JOHN B. MILNER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Provo City, Utah. Collections made in the 1st aud 2nd Judicial Judi-cial U is trio is. Special atLention given to Mining casos. Office at residunce, Ceutro St. Provo City. i5 Warner Earll, F. M. Smith. EAKLL & SMITH, a i i u mi & i a iv a. Xi jx y , SALT LAI K CITY, First South Street. Kmhii 11 ond 12, No lLo, Kimball Ulock. DANIEL S. DANA, ATTORN E Y - A T - L A W, Salt Lake City, Utnlt. Office west sido of East Temple Strest. Etjeoial attention given to Allntng liti-gation. liti-gation. . d27 Win. HAYDON, (Late Jndge of Uh District Court, Nevada, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Room No. 9, East Temple Street, oror First National Bank. , nl iC. M. BARJNUM, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office, Kimball's Block, S. L. City. Special attontion given to Titles, Negotiations, Negotia-tions, Sales or Litigdtions in Mining Claims and Roal Estate. Co 11 oo lions made r business done in any part of tho United States by Association of reliable Attorneys. dl7 3. H. Hempstead. M. Kirkpatriok HEMPSTEAD & KIRKPATRICK, Attorney s-at-Ta iv, Main Street, opnosite Wells, Kargo Jt Co., balt lake oity, f22 Z. SNOW. E. D. HOGE. SJVOAV At HOGE, Attorneys and Counsaiori at Lsw Suit Lnko City, Utiib. 0 01 co ft t Buow'a corner, 1st Kaol iitreeL Ju6 JONATHAN C. ROYLE, ATTSBNEY-AT-LAW, Salt Lake City, Utah. Office Ovor First National Bunk. Roai-denco Roai-denco on 3d East stroot, balweeii 3outh and 1st pQU'-h streets. s20 TBOS. yiTCU. OKO. I. WHITNEY, FITCH A WHITNEY, ATTORNKYS-AT-L A XV, 30 First Eouth Street. tX Si.Lt LAKE CITY. tS. A. .MANN, ATTORNEY -AT - LAW, No. 36 First South Stroot, 19 Salt Lako City. Utah. U . OOOPB11, ATTOHNKY AND OOUNSELLOK, Office Exchange and Reading Itoouu, np-stalrs. n28 8AI.T L A K 1 PITT. THOS. DAV1KS, United States Mineral Surveyor and Civil Engineer, Offiie No. 18 Taylor's Hotel, Salt Lake City m AMERICAN BUREAU 01" MIXING IXFORMITION Tor Utah. OrgaaiEcd br mining and business men of Utah lor the purpose of obtaining nddis-sominatinf nddis-sominatinf Reliable Information in - regard to Mines And Mining properly throughout the Territory. WARREN IIUSEY, President, THUS. 1'. AKKR Vice Prosidont. T 1 1 KO- F. T 11 AC Y, Trw? u rer. E. M. 3ARNU.M, Actuary andooo y. Principal OiTlce In Klinhnll Block, opiioslie Toniutnil House, Salt Lake City. Rrfflal ry of ffl infn and Al I it I i sg Information In-formation CMtntillslird, a yni'pis of which will bo published in tho Bullclins of the Buretui, and di.Hnbut. d at Stuck Board" and Bu?inrs Centre throupSout tho UNITED STATcS ANU IN EUROPE EininlnKloHi of and Reports upon mincH placed upon tho market, wil I bo made undor fpccil chargo of the Executive Execu-tive Committee Thnn. p. Akor.. Kdmund WilkeJi John T. Lyiiih- R P. Lounsbery. J. M. llftikcll. This Bureau especially ?licita Srecimens or Ore and .Mineral Prr.diutlnns Irom all parts of I ho Territory, wluh will ho lubnlod .in.l difrUred in Cabinets by rc.-puclive Alining District-;. Blank Forms for description of mines detrigncd prresnuy, iurniftied on application. applica-tion. M inerJ and Cn pit. ilia's arc invited to mitko the Roams of toe Burc.iu thtir head-.jiiartcr!" head-.jiiartcr!" fur nes.iti.iiiun- or bjfinrfs engagements. en-gagements. A Kolary Public al ways at ihe OfMce SEND FOR CIKCl'LAKS. E. yi. BAKM'.M, Ai tu.iry and Secretary. P. 0. Hot 771. tu.s Liquid Bluing Cheapest in market: quality and iituiaction guaranteed or money reiundrd. Cash Paid for drain and country produce. For Sale 500,000 H)S coarse Salt, Table and Dairy. Shingle. Lumber and General MercbasdUe- Wbolesale Jobber. J. W. RSELL, Idibo Store, one block i.m:h lb eat re. . IRO" AM) COAL, I The Bed Rock of Utah'; Min-ral Wealth, ' pAPITALlST. I wsll offer you th (treat. , v nt inducement kn'.wn. Adire; P. 0. 1 Boxl-. SKTH 31. ULAIH, Attorney-at-Liw and Mining Agent, d 4 SALT LAKE CHY. U. T. BORAX. There is in the vicinity of Columbus about 3.X) acres of land comaintrc borate of lime aod borate of soda. The deposit varies in thiekness frcm one inch to fifteen inches, and the crude material as taken from the marshes, yields about fifteen per cent, of boracic acid. Ilearne fc Molt are manufacturing manufac-turing a superior quality of borax, from the borate of soda. Their borax is made by a process differing entirely from that by which the English borax is made. It contains an excess of boracic bor-acic acid, and a less per cent- of soda, hence its superiority over the European Euro-pean article. They own their lands under State laws, but when the government govern-ment surveys are extended over them they will of course have to purchase of the government. Large quantities ol borax can be made from these mar?hcs, as the supply is almost inexhaustible the borate of soda forming again within with-in a few weeks after it has once been gathered from the surface of the land. We are indebted to Mr. Markley, of Bishop Creek, for samples of the borax, which, so far as we are able to judge, is as fine an article as w.is ever manufactured. Jz, BANKERS. SALT LAKE CITY NATIONAL BANK Salt Lake City, TJtab. Ter. Authorized Capital - $500,000. Den J. M. DuRell, President. Hugli White, Cashier. Ukmpbtud k. Kircpatrick. Attorneys. - This Ba-ak will transact all kinds of legitimate legiti-mate Banking business, and DEALS IS GOLD AXD SILVER BULLION AND ORLS. Gold and Currency Exchango dran and Telegraph Transfers made on New York, Sun Francisoo and principal Atlautic und . Pacifia cities, availablo in any pari of the United States and Canada; Deposits and general busiiess silicitad from Kaatorn and Foreign Hunk and Bnuk-ora, Bnuk-ora, Firms and individual ; Chock Accounts kept in Uold or Currency. Exahanee on principal -)itii3 of Europe and the Uanadus furnianed in sums to suit, at tho lowest ratoa, and Tulograpu TruusiorB on London. Loans made on Bullion, Public Securities, Bonds, Local Stock, Merchandise, or other good Collaterals. Approved burincs uaper discounted for depositors. Certificates of Deposit iasued. payable in Gold or Curroncy o.i call, or at any specified time, available in any part ol the Umtod States and Territories. Advances made on shipments of Bullion or Oroa to New York, aan Francisco and Europe. CORRESPONDENTS : NEW YORK - National Park Bank. ( Dounell, Lawsun JC Co, SAN FRANCIaOO-Califurum Trust Co. L0ND-JJ4 Jay Coke. MoCulloch Je C . tel3 Treasury Department, Office of Comptroller of tho Currency. WAtsHixoro-f, Jamuaby Li, la72. WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-aenlud pre-aenlud to tho unJorsigncd. it has boon niiido 10 appear that "i'UE SALT LAKE CITY JXAi'lOa AL RANK UTAH." in tho Cll'Y uF SALT LAKE in tho county of Stilt Luho, Torritory ot Utah, bits been duly orKaniiud uudar anil according to tho renuiremen-s 01 tbo Act of ConKreus, ontitiod -"'An Act to provide a National Curroncy, secured by a pledgo ol United Status Bonds, and to provide for tho circulation aud redemption thoroot,'' approved ap-proved JuoeJrd, lbOl, and has complied with all tho provisions of said Act required to bo complied with before couimenoing the business ol Banking undor said Act. Now, theroioro, i, Hiland R. Hulburd Comptroller of the Currency, do horoby certify cer-tify thit "THE SALT LAKE CHY NATIONAL NA-TIONAL BaKK OF UTAH," in tsocityof Snlt Lako, in tho county of Salt Lake, Territory Terri-tory of Utah, ia authorized co commence tae business of Binkiug undor tho Act aforesaid. iCurroncy Hurcau In testimony wlurcoi Scaloftlio witness my hand aud Comptroller t Seal ul oiliua thid 12:h oi tho r dy ol January, 157, , Currency, j I Treasury Duum't. I , (Signed) Couipi.ol Currency. ' No.m. fe!8 BANK" DESERET, Salt Lake City, Utah. This Bank has organiiod a SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, and will roccivo deposits of ono dollar and upwards, on which in t ores t will bo allowed at the rate of eight por oonL por annum, compounded semi-annually, f29 L. 8. HILLS, Cashier. WELLS, FARGO & CO,, EXPRESS FOR WARDERS, Baukersand Dealers iu Exchange Drnfta on Europe. European Collections promptly attended to. K tat Temple Street, Salt Lake City. : ml2 Thro. F. Tracy, Agent. First National Bank of Utah, I SALT LAKB CITY. See Spnclnl AiterrtLientctU on Third : Vuge. Ui8 Bank of Deseret, Successor to HOOPER, ELDREDGE & Co., Corner East Tomple and First 8oulh Streets, SALT LAKE CITT, UTAH, PAID VP CAPITAL, . 100,000. nRTOH AM YOFNO. President, 1 H. S. ELTiKKf fi R, Vice 1'res, WM. H. HtXIl'F.lt, WM..JKNNINGS. Directors. JOHN SNARl'. FEKA Ml iliZ LITTLE. L, 8. HILLS, Cifihier. ) Doal In GOLD Dl'ST, COIS, KICHA IS OK, LAND WARRANTS, COLLEGE COL-LEGE hCttlP, etc. Collections made and promptly remitted, re-mitted, FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOR SALE. i.jtt The Largest and Most Complete Com-plete Stock of MILLINERY G3QDS lU the Ctty JUST OPENED AT MRS. COLEBROOK'S Pitlace of Fashion, Lies. pise oall and examine. in.'W CHENESY, SOUTHEB & CO, Importers and Job ben of FORE1GS AUD DOMESTIC BRANDIES, WINES, AND LIQUORS, 11 Cl.j SU-..1, Bu Frucl.ce SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. IMPORTANT WORKS MINES AND MINING LfSslTHl( to Hlulng Claims ""rt aier KlpH- l-y U c.urr 1 a e ST SJ. Proce.- " -ol.t una silver n X-tmct X-tmct on, (orlitucnl Lie. lis ijuid Ku-iel Su 1 iiiurr t, x hnt they are. How ,i..a)Cd, .-(I llow W orktd! iii m. ni-t-w. SI 'O. Tnc Mining nml McmUm-fiy of Gold md iiivtr. EyJ.Artcm Phii-lii. Phii-lii. ? -: -0 The .nlalltirey of I. rail, Inc'niiluj; PollrcruAiiuu, aud CuptlUuou. By J,0n Ktr..'. SKmK. A. .11 annul of Practical Atiii 'S-ByJi'hn 'S-ByJi'hn Mi:c-iell. . . $l-nJ i Cronki'i ami nohrlg't TrtmUt on M t-1 a i lui t; y. In ilin c vols. Vol. 1. Mlvn- ml'i.rnd. V.l. 11. o, per a nil Iron. Vol. 1 1 1. siccl illd Fuel. E eti vo..sold ep..rately at ?1mA. P,r nd. Thi- Met nil urn and Alining of t - pur- HyA.l'is.t M 1. $1 00. A 1 re-ll-c on oiv Ucpoild. By Liru- hurd Yon C t;a. 1 60. A .-yatciu of Jlluerivlogy. By Jmuei D. Uani. Al. A. $10 OJ. Any nl tne above work- sent by mail i u receipt re-ceipt of price in cm. tr iu eMUivalent in Wo a. so have in addition to the above, a lareo a.-s rtmeui o. O-ieutin,. Mnudiirii and MiicolUuouus B .ok. lii-uk lioofcs and stationery. Cjiaiunues luruiilioi on application. appli-cation. .Aiiartrs A. KO.H A fc CO., PubUshcrfc, Ituuk.rllc.i, Importers und S. utioni r-Xo.ll r-Xo.ll Mon'Rouiery St., Lick House Block, fttniriucuco, La.il'orn.a. ab ESTABLlaUKD 16 40. Importers of Teas, Fcvst In dia goods and general gi-oceries, 213 and 2io Front Street, San Eratwisco. ar-1 CRAY, JONES & CO. SANTA CRUZ TANNERY, MAUFA:sU E-tt GF O'KSOU LEATHER, So, 418 Buttery Street, SAX FRANCISCO. J.SLPii Bosios, j 5anU Cruz- can t'rauci.oo. apo' LB-'tnblisthed in 1551.1 C. VENARD, Jlanufjictutor of the Original Chartrcs Coffee, jl)i( till kinds of Spiers and California, Mustard, 625 nnJ 6" Front Stroot. botwecn Jackson and Pacific, SAN A ClCi. ho L. A. Sanderson, T. L. Horn. SANDERSON & HORN, Importers and Jobbers of CIGARS AM TOBACCO, (Proprietors .t La E-patiola Cigar Factory,) Svle manufacturers uf the celebrated 'CHAS. DICKENS' CIGAR -113 Front Street. Between Washington and Clay, SAN F11AKCI4CO. apl CALIFORNIA CRACKER CO., MANU ?ACTURLtti OF ALL KIN DA OF FaiicjCracters.CalBs&Bisciiits, 803 Battery St. near Broadway, SAN FRANCISCO. a6 E. A. FAR CO & CO., Importers and Jobbers of Braiiis. Wines and Liprs, 10 Front St., cor. Commercial, D. B. nyk. m SAN FKANCISCa E. CulELOVlcu. - WILIER UOOK. 11. B. 11 VST. JJ. CHtBIjOVXCH tfil CO., iiupururs nud wliok-ialo JojiIits iu F1H W INKS dt LKlUORs, tou; .iu ems res JcSSE, MOOHE & CO'S FiNc OLD BOURBON AND h t t WHIaKitS. D I HI 0 I FROM LOUISVILLE, IV. 001 Front St., BAN FUANCISCJ. ap 3IICHKLS, Kit I kC 1JL A N OK It &, CO., mi'oiTiis vr Furnishing and Fancy Goods, JVo. 7 0 Battery at., (Oriental Block) San Eraucisco, California. Solo Manufacturers of tbo IMl'RO VKU VOK li A.M title A.N Bill II T MP4 J. 8 WUUjriR. a. D. BJJATIL'CK. WQQSTER & SHATTUCK, coraraissiON merchants Aud VVbi.iMiIi Uojlcrj in Eroviiious, Butler, Vhccse, Lard, HAMS, BACON, ETC., 313 A J10 Fruni nl.gtui'.lotumerclsl, SIN ilA.ClSCO. aj PARKER, WATTSON Sl CO, tiucccaiyrd to Weii Jt Cw,,) lmpurtera and MaiiurcLureri or TOBACCO AND CIGARS, 221, 2Zi and j Frunt sl., cur. Sue ram on to, a5 SIN FKAItCISCO, CAL, MUMPil,6A.-sT&C0, Iraporture of American arid .European Maple unit Fancy DRY GOODS, CALIFOtl.MM, Call the attcntinn "f the Tr le to their larre and complete nock of FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, .Wbi'-h thfy s-- new rcreiviiiH dire-; trim', Juropciin UnjfarturrB, comprtsioi in part-French part-French fllerl-nos, W onl Ratines, Wool Plain., pr,ch ,M 0prInu) Irish and French Poplins, Km press Cloths, Tamlse, Llack sod ctli.i.d, Vcl rsutui, Alpacas, Llatk anrj wlored, SILKS, VELVETS, RIBBONS, ALSO QLO "V" E S , Eii, L-cW. i;nn (Ladies', Mifies'.'Tenta') Gents' Underwear Aai .11 klLdj of Gents' Furnishing Goods. HltrT, f rr :! In all lu Lrantbee White (morli, llnndlifrr h Irfs, fchlrtlna- blntnt, UnHt, ,t ,u r-;rT,' "1'1'lni anrl Ooylles, ivLt jLtc Jtta. GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. GROCERIES! PROVISION. The Lntscst nml l!rt As. furled Slock in Town. TEAS nre n utquallcrt in qiinlily in Vtnh. We can nml will sell cheap ami w ill not bj iimlc r-solcl r-solcl by any one. CALL AND EXAMINE. C. W. DAVIS. fl PureBreai! PurcCaiflj! TUK ESTATE of RICHARD IiOLIOUTlY J. br;? to inform ihe Public, that tbey (till carry on tne business of Bakers and Confectioners, At the old stand of EAST TKIUFLK STREET, Adjoininn tho Co-opernlive Grocery Department, Depart-ment, where cin bo found everything in their linoot bus inc.',, and thy hope, b 3' strict anorti n to the wants of their customers, to continue ihrir patt onc auil support. Phto Homc-niKilr Canities n lecllty. ORDERS FILLKD WITH DISPATCH, a'ti DANIEL GRENIG Bos Just Rccn'ved and for Sah A Choice Lot of ;m T9M ID B V' Suoh as Ten, Coll'oo, Suar, Spices, Golden Silver Drips, Sugur Loaf Dr'.n, llama, Biicon and Dried Hoof, Best How York Factory Cheese, Soaps, YohsI Powdor, Dried and Canned Fruits, a Leo WOOD and WILLOW-WARE, Prime Live Geese Feathers, ! Cajros and Canary Birds, etc., etc TIIR BAKERY Tb in full blml, and the Finest llrcad, etc., is turned out freoh every day. BEST BRANDS OF Alwayt on hnnd. All kinds of OR UN bought and sold Give me a oall at my Now Drlok Store, EAST S1UE. K AST TKMPLK ST. DANIEL. CRENIC. lull Conference Notice-! Corn, Bnrloy, OnLs "Wheal, Brun, Sliorta, Corn Aleal and Flour, Hi CEO. CODDARD'S. Gnrdun Seeds, Top Unions, Choico Peas, for sniu nt CEO. CODDARD'S. Lucerne! Seeds, Alfalfa, Ked Clover. "While- Clover, Tiuiolliy, lied Tup and Hungarian, at CEO. CODDARD'S. Karly Koi-o, Kiirly Goodriuli and Anh-loHf Anh-loHf Kidnoy 1'oLalooi, nil of oxcollunt qualily, at CEO. CODDARD'S. Sa-priso Onti and Norway Out al CEO. CODDARD'S. Crackers of all kin da, and GiiiRur-bread, GiiiRur-bread, .Nuts, Cundioa, Applua and U ranees, at CEO. CODDARD'S, Gorldard's Clcbrnted Cidor, only 10 eouie a pint or U) cenL. a Hnll"n, at CEO. CODDARD'S. Choiee Butter and Cianborritji at wholu.'ale, al CEO. CODDARD'S. a II. WALLACE, First South Strest. A choice lot of CLAMS, LIMA BEANS, GRKKN COUN, TOMATOES, SALMON Dcssicatcd Cocoanut, Cracked Cocoas AND Faintly Chocolate, Huntley & r'alroer ENGLISH BISCUITS, ALSO THE CELEBRATED AL11EKT BISCUITS. W.J. HOOPER & CO. jM 17, COMMERCIAL iSTRK ET, 1 . . . . . . ; I CALIFORNIA TRADE. J. st. rPHts. r.S'feiua. COHEN & SPERLING, Iaiprtf rt -id WhcVsile rV-Jert in T -O 13 O O O , AMI KUSUFiCTIMt-S 0 C G RS, 310 A. 3 Ji Kaiterj- - t near cor. Clay, S IX KK is. O. 14 MAIN & WINCHESTER. 214 & 216 Battery Street, SAN FRANCISCO. UAKXESS, SADDLES, A N T The best stork and totvct price on the Pacific Caast. Special attention given to orders from Cub. D. CHIR ARDELLI'S CKLKBKATKD EAGLE CHOCOLATE, IT IS THE BEST, ami lias befn awarded the tlrst piitos wherever exhibited. ex-hibited. D. CHIRARDELLI, 413 and 417 Jnrkon Street, SAN KIIAM'ISOO. alt W. P. MICHENER, MlLKK IN 11 VItlJAl., UlTK, SMKKTIt;y, P1UL1.S. COTTON AND LIXKN TW1SK!, Grain, Flour. Woi-t, Ore snd Seninles b a c s l Tonl-, llwi'upj W npnii L'ovi'iiici'iikiniitly ou L.nJ. lL'U'e .ItiisiR Tiis-L- to onlr. No. O J St reel , bet. From and tcnlnl, alti SACRA MKX TO, 0. JE. JFL. FL. February Bill, 1K74. SAN FRANCISCO AND iACHMiNlO Lwtvr golup K.-t I : Arm7.- fnTnTttiT 4 'X -lull T in mi. ,.fcn Fn.n.. S i.ii 1 i Vui 4 " " : .Oiiklau.t Sul ' 161" 10 " T I s .ii ' an" "t " $ 3A Ni,v...T. T HfTli s 8 4S " lilt) trli.knn 4 (17 " it iff " U' 46 ' 1 4.1! .m twcrnnipitlo.; J i ;-n 7 m Arrive from W wl lj-nvo irnlnii Wnl SACRAMtNTO. COLFAX, RtNO AND Qt DtN. Lpvb flnR Tut Ativ- frum , -a iiu.Sncrsmnio. Jii.m 6 1ft" . !..;. .. Ill .11 ir Vi 46 -in . IL"...... i 10 " I 1' " IWinnrmn-, i IK pm ' - Hi"" q, h-:,.,m.iu.,i i is i .! 4 40im . It... ,. S ini I Mil ...Otf.l-.... S J I, I Arrive from Wwtj lm-e s- Uig M'rat Kxlanallon. for trs'n" run ni nit ' frum" Sun KnirK-l.no, tak' the left hnml t-i.'uinim jind rend ,lwn-wnril. ,lwn-wnril. nr "K-ui n--d " F"r train- ruBiiinn 'tuiTir l." S:m Prm-eisco. Prm-eisco. ttiKethe rieht hnnd columns and read u)lwad or "Wovlr,.rd " .Sundays exoncted Hun -Urn only. a . ro w v , t. a ononMiN, s ,:,,, a sv.. n 4. f r- : i .,, NEW YORK TRADE. THOS. M. ARGALL & Co., Mcn, Youths' Boys' nd Children's CLOT H IN O, AT WII(M,KHALK, 313 llll Uroadway, New York. " 1. k C'iwi.its. rj7 BENEDICT, HALL 4 CoT Manufaoturnrs and Whole! Itealora ia BOOTS AND SHOES, 13 and 130 Grand St., w ork( CdUr Crab7' n bl "Ml f Uroilll7 L. M. BATES St Co7, 4l A. 453 Broadway, K K W YOltK, tHrosTias inn josbim ia Fancy Dry Goods, UOS1KKY, WillTK (IOOUS, WOOt.KNs, M1AWLS, Y ANH.HH NOTIOX.S. frc. J. H. OI'LOICK. j, ROBERTS, READ X CoT M.DDr,ntnrari .nd JoMi.r, of sm ' - r CHICAGO TRADE. M. D. WELlS l CO., M.nafwlar.r, of .nd Whiil,.l D..l.r. In Boots and Shoes, OIN Wabasli At, I hran, ! W-lls. II J M rtnr r.d, R. Uin"di"t, f.M s, I. Mr-Inirr. PAt.i:, into, x ., Ini(irt"r tu1 lnalrra tb LEATHLR AND FIMDIHGS, 3A and 31 South Canal siren, -"). mm.ui. nib SLIGHTLY SCORCHED I VAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON 4 REID, WHOLKHALK DRUGGISTS (LaUofW, B3 and W I,.rftrrM, Cor. lJearlcrn street.) HAVE REMOVED On account of the n(en$e hrat, the Baptist Church Building r, 840 SL H61 Wabash Are.,; c3 Km m Whre we hav a lar" ftfV oi Pf'ijrs Ch-mical. Pair.U, Oji, fla and ' Ola1'1, Jrhi ctf t (' Nun-dnot, Nun-dnot, Patent JIumh iKs Ku- . Ktr. CALL. AND ruHfii rq fW "tily par lWi eet-Uoa the Dollai l |