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Show ST. LOUIS TRADE. SEIY1PLE, B1RGE & Co., SLINT IjOTTIS. Manufacturers and Agontfl AGRICULTURAL GOODS, Hardware Specialties, WHITEWATER WAGO.NS. Office ft dSamrles: 13 SOUTH MAIN STREET. Warehouse: mils U, U6.USKLM ST R E KT. HATDEU, I ILsSUALLffl Mnnufaotur6rfl and Dealer, in Saddlery Hardware CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, BENT f T03K, LEATHER, Etc., No. SIS North Slain atreet, my 19 ST. LOUIS. MO. i If you want the best, hay Back's Brilliant It is the moat Perfect Baker- It is the most Durable- It burns tho leoit Wood. It always (ivee Satisfaction. More of Buck's Stores hare been sold and no in use than an? stove otqt made. " Every Stove is warranter!. EST - BUCK'S Guarantee, For Coal and Wood, has only been in nse two Tears- It is now the leading Coal Cook Ftevo. Why, it is a Perfect Baker. It is a Fuel Paver; it is made with our PATENT CHILLED IRON. Fire Linings which will last longer than Five Sets of oommoi Linings. Lin-ings. It will draw in an? good flue, and is the only Coal Cooking Stove that gives entire Satisfaction. BUCK WRIGHT, 720 and X. Main Street, Saint Li o nls. Manufacturers of all vnriatiea of COOKING and HEATING ST0VK3. Sample Sam-ple Cards and Price Ijlata furnished on f.PTl leal inn. mylS Taylor & Cutler, Havo just gut in another bis stock of 3TTi-A.ISjTTEIj s, And every thins in the Dry Goods Line; also OHOIOB JAPAN TEAS, A BOOTS & SHOES, CLOCKS, &c, &c, Which they are determined to sell as low as any one. CHEAPEST STOVES isr tow. Under Taylor's Hotel. EAST TEMPLE STREET. ao28 MUSIC I MUSIC! MUSICAL LNSTRUMEMS, Of all kinds, including the BAUER IMPROVED ORGANS, Cheaper than ever J. DAYXE3 & SON, First Soutii Street, Two doors east of Godbo's Drug Store. augU KETTJRNED ! JOHN PAUL HAS I'.LTIKNLD TO HIS OLD STAND in tho CITY MARKET, T. hard hn will kccji n Cult suwly of the CII"K'l..I .MLA1. of very d-cription, wtuen thu maiet iulurdi, and, as usual, as Cheap as the Cheapest. Ci.ohim a cj.ll at xho OLD STALL. No. CI IV MLAI .MAKKEt, or at his STALL IN THE 12th WARD. ..... null cun- I'lTt-Mro Buor Suak)' - oct r ririmmnen, Attention. A 1 Fire Brick. SCOTT, DUNHAM 4 CO. RI GK!TB FOI TBI n-M.Uh X CITY VIH.K BRICK, Fp"i-I r.ie (Itd br lb er lout. oet.2 rpiir:cM.'.;TNKi;ii' in:iu:TnFnnE I vx..t1ru-b.rt.eB l'avld l'.iy and K. li. , ,l:ncr-, " tn- t.rm v. j-.no vf Huv A Cul-it Cul-it . ,1,, ! I,, ,,,. I r,,n,,r,L if." v.,l I,,- rn :i n M ,L "",J!;; I Jay. by li..w all indt-bt.-d- k-"Vr nl.-.l. All reruns f. w.i.t'J t-j Mlu timtauio iHini.'li'H-'ly I'AVlh 1 1 A Y, ..,. , , ,. V- G. CL I..M i'.H. al- LaetKy, Utt. 1.', lTi. oi:j W.J. HOOPER & CO. TRAVEL, GILMER i SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LINES THROUGH Utah, South - east ' Nevada & Montana, Mon-tana, ' leaving Salt Lake City Dally, raB-nlng raB-nlng bouth to Tintio, American Fork, Mount Nebo, Sevier, St. Geortre, Utah ; and Pioohe, Nevada ; Passing through Provo, SprinpviUe, Spanish Fork,Pay-l Fork,Pay-l boh. Salt Creek, Chicken Creek, 5 Round Valley, Fillmore, Corn Creok, Beaver, Minera- ;j ville, and All the principal town and mining campt iniouthem Utah and touth-eait Nevada. Alio leave Corlnns, Utah, dally, ruDilng north to "-Tjgrjja City, Holena, Fort Benton, and pangcdar Creek mines, prmoipaT towns ana -kL-T10 ing oam pa in Mod- -tana. PRIMCIPAI OFF7CE, Wells, Fvgo i Co. Building" Juni Salt Lake City LenWinej. H. P. KimbalL SALT LAKE, iipiim And Tintic Stage and Express . LINE, RUNNING D AIL IT FROM SALT L.&KB CITY, Tia LAKE TOWN, TOO EL CITT, STOCKTON AMD OPHIR TO TINTIO. Tho route has been re-stocked with splendid splen-did Concord Coaches, fine Stock, careful and ttcieive Drivers, and every attention is paid to the comfort an i oeBTenienoe of pau enters. en-ters. Good accommodation on the road. THKOUGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. Ofl at Welle, Fargo Co., Salt Lake Citjj WINES & KIMBALL, apl4 Proprietors. UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. On and after September a3d, 1873 MIXED TEAINS WILL S. XJ 3ST 3D -A. I T, "V. Going South, Leave the Utah Central R.R, Depot, Salt Lake City, at 7 a.m. and 2.20 p.m. Sandy, (nearest point to Little Cottonwood Canon,) at 8.10 a.m. and 3.30 p.m., arrive at Lehi at 9.10 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. Going 'orth. Leave Lehi at 9-30 a.m, and 4.50 p.m.; Sandy at 10.50 a.m. and 6.10 p.m; arrive at Salt Lake City at 11.40 a-m. and 7 p.m. FARES : Salt Lake to Cottonwood Station, Wcti Sandy ' 1.0O Draper " 1.28 Point " " 1.75 " ' Lebi " " 2.25 rafensera will pkaie purchase tickets at , theoihce. U. H. DAVIB, Gen. FreUht and Tteket Agent. FKHAMORZ LITTLB ' BUPKEIKTINniNT. : UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. On and after Monday, July IT, IITI JUaliy Tralun Lave Bait Lake City at 6 a.m. and 2:45 p.ir Arrive at Onden 7 a. m, and 4:46 p. tn. Lavo Og'loo at 8 a. m. and 5:."M p. m. Arrive at bait Lake Citj 10 a.m. and 70 p.n In addition to the above WLU ran DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED Leavlni Salt LaVe City at 5.30 p.n and Of den at 5 a.m. aaeensrera will pUaee Persbui their TUketa at the Omeea. TLfly Cents additional -wilt be eharced whee the fare la oelleoted on the train. Jor all Information concern lni freJiht or paMace, apply to n. H. DAVIS, eeaertd Freixht and Tloket Ai't JOES SHAEP, BtrpiaisziiiDJH r jfl in rr j. i Hi DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. Jixst Received A CHOICE LOT OF CLOTH TALMAS, FUR TRIMMED; ELEGANTLY ASSORTED OTTOMAN SHAWLS; SILiK VELOURS, A Very Fashionable Trimming; FRENCH BLACK AND COLORED VELVETS. Ball Dresses. In Silks, Tissues,IVIoire Antiques, And other Desirable Styles, all of -which we offer at LOW FIGURES. m-' Hi B. CLAWSON, Superintendent BUM BOORS, STATIONERY, SEWIXC MACHINES. SUB m CALDER E SEARS. Wear Airents for the ARION, STEINWAY & SONS, CEICKEHINQ & SOS, DEUKEK & BARNS and other leading makers, and respcottully invite our Patrons and the Publio to call and esamino our stock of the above named instruments. We are also General Agcnta for tho MASON & HAMLIN world-renowned CABINET OBGrAIVS, Which we have proved heyond all douht to be the best and most suitable organs for this climate; and have also the WOODS, ESTEY, SMITH and other ORGANS in stock. We have the Largest Stock west of Chicago of Musical Merchandise, INSTRUMENTS, SHEET MUSIC, MUSICAL STUDIES, and everything required by Amateurs, Teachers and Musicians. MUSIGAL INSTRUMENTS. Our Stock consists in part of ORKANS, MKI.um.tSS, V IOL EMI II.UIS, SAKE 1MI Jj VIOI.IXS, . II IH. ri..iKOI.ETXS, . DBins, BAXJOS, lXiriJAS, 1-lCOt.OM, VIOLAS, Etc.Elo. MUSICAL, MERCHANDISE. PlanoStonls,TtoUnMtrlnga, Guitar Ntrlnga, Violin Fnrnlxhlngi, Cnltar Fnniisliiu!i, Accortlcoa' Furnlaliliiifs, Dram Farulthl lie Taiil n rorka and Pip, ,JI,lc Pnpcr, lUanC Sfuelo Book, and CaPd'a, Nheet flluslc, luatructlou JBooka for all luitrumcnti, Etc., Etc., Ite. We aavo aeeured the services of Professor Careless, so long and favorably known in this community, com-munity, that our patrons may have tho benolit of his professional services in making thoir selection of instruments and musioal merchandise. BOOEIS A.2STX) STATIONERY. Our Stock consists in part of TUe Pnbllcntlons of the American Tract Society, HIicellaneoTii and Suo-acrlptlon Suo-acrlptlon llooka, Illnnk Books of all descriptions, Inkstands, Writ Inn Inks, Sterl jellS) in irreai variety, Pen lioldrrs, Pencil., Eugll.h Pocket KiilYc. and Seldom, M.uii'i Patent Parchment Copying Book all dualities and weights of Kote, Letter, Cap, Bill, Legal, Flat Cap, Folio Post, French Note, Initial Note, Envelopes, all sizes and q unlit fee, Card Board, all colors, Jt orela-n Tissue Paper, all colors, Drawing Paper, Drawing Books. SCHOOL FURNISHINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, SUNDAY SCHOOL PRESENTS- We have a Jaw and splendid assorted stock of Cards and Books from the larae Publishing Eouse of I. Ixolson Ji sns, which we offer at thoir regular Wholesale and Kotail prices. j L. PRANC & CO'S PUBLICATIONS. IIjTinb.mppol;trdEol. Anntofor Cth. for th. l. of thotr mjici,t Cardj nod THE WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Wo respectfully invito the Public to oall and examine our Sewing Machinos before purchasing elsewhcro, which' we claim to bo the best, cheapest, and most durablo in tho market. We guarantoo ovory Machine wo sell to give entire satisfaction. All are warranted to sew, with perfect caso, Beaver, Ducking, Ticking. Denims, Domestic, Cambric, Linen, Muslin, Laoe, &o and will Tuck, Hem, Fell, Braid, Bind, Cord, Gather, in fact will do all kinds of work. A Five Ycirs guarantee given with eaoh machine. Instructions froe by an expert on the premises. 83 GROCERY DEP.'l z. o. im:. i. WHOLESALE AND ItETAlL I Groceries, Hardware, Wows, Imovcs, Crockery Glassware, Tinware, Miners' Supplies. We do not throw out anj Baits by Advertizing a few i Leading Articles at Low Prices. ! i ALL OUR GOODS ARE OHEAP DKALK1W IN THE i?KTTLKMKNTS AND MINING TOWNS WILL FLXD IT TO TliKUt 1NTKKEST TO CALL IrtND JfiNQtJIKE THICKS BEFORK rUKCilASINO. m31 " 8 CLAWSOM, uPriMt.d. z. c. M. I. SHOE FACTORY DEPARTMENT, 99 East Temple Street, SIGN" OF THE -J I G- -gOOT GENTS' BOOTS, LADIES' BOOTS, CHILDREN'S BOOTS, GENTS' SHOES, LADIES' SHOES, CHILDREN'S SHOES, GENTS' 8LIPPERS, LADIES' SLIPPERS, CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, For Gno weather or stormy weather; for walk-inK, walk-inK, dancinu, working, hPAUtiu, climbing, riding, lishrng, mining, ot., otc- A largo and choice assortment of tho nhove. our own mnko and iiuirtirted, at tho most reasonable rea-sonable pricos. We make to order any style nud quality clcitlrcd and Insure satiifaction, OLD HOOTS Mado as good as now almost. SELLING OFF OUR OLD STOCK BELOW COST! Sole Leather! Upper Leather! - Harness Leather! Imported Calf Skins, American Calf Skins, Morocco and Kid Skins, Shoe Findings, AND "KIT" OF ALL KINDS!! HORSE COLLARS! Horse Collars ! ! HORSE COLLARS!!! ALL AT LOWEST PRICES, Wholesale and Rotail ! Ortl.r. ly .nnll rocclr. .ccl.l and prompt .lUuilon. HIDES AND WOOL BOUGHT. H. B. CLAWSON, Sup't. " RAILROADS. - G. P. B. H. ON AMI AFTElt NKITEM HER lfitli, 1S7-4, TKAIXS WILL LEAVE OtiltEN DAILY AS FOLLOW. FOL-LOW. N I Ovorlund Piwencer Train for Tonno, Ciirlin, WiniH'imicea, Wiulrnvorth, Kono. aiitryjvillo, Redding (lor Oropw), Siu-nuiLcnto, Stockton, liiitlirwp Merced (Tor Yo-oinile), Tipton U'it l.us Angeles), San Joao and San Francisco, - - - 5. A) I'.ii. Overland Freight and Accommodation Accommoda-tion Train tor dan Francisco, - - ."i.i" i-.u. A. X. TOWXK, T. II. GOODMAN. ticn'l Sun't ien- Pas nd Ticket A sent. GEO. 11. KK'i:, Ac. KM, Salt Lake Citv, Uilico with .Majshnll i Carter, Over W. F. A Co's Kank. UMOT PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE. UNTIL fvirthor notice, Trains will leave and arrive at Ogden Daily, as follows: I-RAVl. I Arritk. Daily Kprefs.8 ;k) a.m. Daily Exp'B.S-10 p.m. Mixed. - li-J p.m. Mixed. - 2iipm. Freight. - lO-;!-1 a.m. I Frcisht. - ti-lu a.m. Daily connect ior.s niado at Ofjdn ith Utah Central Pacilic Road Irom alt Lake city and all points in Southern South-ern Utah. At Bryan with sLugos for Sweetwater mines. At Cheyenne with Denvoi VaciOc Railroad lor Denver, Central city, Georgetown and all points in Colorado and New Mexico. At Omaha with Chicago and North I "Western, Chicago, Hock Island and Pacilic, Burlington and Missouri lliver, Kansas oily. tit. J 00 and Council BluLl'a Railroads and Missouri River Line of Steamers for all points East and 8outh Tickets for sale to all points East at office of Welts, Fargo & Co., East Tom-pie Tom-pie street, and at the otlice of Utah Central Cen-tral Kailroad, in Salt Lake city; also at Union Pacitic Railroad tickot oflieo in Ogden, at which ottico berths on sleeping sleep-ing cars can bo secured. Arrange in on ts have been mado whereby where-by passengers desiring to visit Denver on their way Eai-t can avail themselves of an excursion rate from Cheyonno to Denver, and return at greatly reducod rates. Eor particulars and all information in regard to paasago, apply at Ticket Offices. Of-fices. Passengers should be careful to socuro their passage tickets to all Eastern and Southern points rtti OMAHA, and thus avail themselves of the advantages of a through sleeping car, comfortable accommodations ac-commodations and quick timo. TUGS. L- KIMBALL, General Ticket AgonL T. E. Sickkls, Chf. Engineer nnd Superintendent. js THE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY Is tha PIONEER ROUTE between OMAHA and CHICAGO, completed four years ago, since wh ch time the Company have spared neither pains nor expense in perfecting its read bed and track, and equipping it with rolling tock,of the most modern improvements; this, together with the fact of i.s being the Shortest Line, oilers to tho Traveling Travel-ing Public a route unsurpassed in this country for speed, comfort, safety and sure connections. PARTICULAR CAUTION should be taken by passengers in selecting their route, and not be deceived by false advertisements and representations by interested parties of competing lines in regard to time, distances, rates, etc This popular route requires no false statements, relying on its true merits, it needs only to be known by the traveling travel-ing public to be appreciated. TIME: San Francisco to Omaha, four days and Boven hours. Via Chicago and North W estern Railway, Omaha to Chicago, twenty-three twenty-three hours. Omaha tc Now York, sixty hours. Omaha to Boston, sixty-four hours, Pullman' Palace, Hotel) and Sleeping Sleep-ing Cars Are run on all through trains from Omaha to Chicago. 1 How to Secure Sleeping Berths Bo-fore Bo-fore Reaching Omaha: ; Passengers desirous of securing Sleeping Sleep-ing Borlhs, Sections or State Rooms in tho Slooping Gar from Omaha East, can I do so by tolegraphing from any of the B unions on the Union Pacific Railroad, to W. A. CarpoHtor, General Agent, C. & N. W. Railway, Omaha, Slating what they want. This is all they need to do until they reach tho O. & N. W. Rail- 1 way Depot on the east side of tho Missouri Mis-souri River, then go to tho Slooping Car Conductor, give nim their names, as per telegram, and they will find that he has their berths reserved for thorn. I Passongors going East will consult thoir own interest by securing Through TickoU ria Gill A(it) JvOlti'U Wfi-STERN RAILWAY, which can be procured at all principal ticket odices in California and tho West, and at railroad offices to San Francisco, Salt Lako City, Ogden, Omaha and Council B lull's. JNO. C. GAULT, General Sup't Chicago. H. P. STAN WOOD, Goneral Tickot Agont, Chicago. MINES MINES A BUM THIRTY JUNKS. SITU TliD IS lL LITTLE COTTONWOOD. BINGHAM AND BUTTERFIELD CANYONS. Luld of Or. in silit, conuiaiing of Culon. und .Milling Hock. For further I'lirtieulura ounuiro of JNO. W. SXELL, ., . A pent, ID Alio STOKE. GORDON & MURRAY, GENERAL Freight Forwarders, -TO- M.AIU and AmZOJU. kv. uiwucd O't'U'E A.D IV A K K1IO Is K AT , LIS III, (Tonuinus I tuli youthorn ItnilrouJ.) tAH "''! """f"'"!'1 nlfnlion nj dijralch 10 .11 (ru..ds uinrkod to llioir euro. iuia1S,m'i-"'"..r':'i""' WT, Jl""'in r..l noir t'nmri.j lo t urni-b in lurro ..r M . .. . 'I'mntitiua. g.U" GltOUM) TO ItE.NT. Ik. nt. Mrort lurt ,,! , , j;,,',ril itiutro on tho hronil.n. of ois IlUDlilU' L. OAMrBKLU SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. PARSER, WATTSON & CO. (Successors to Weil & Co,.) Importers and Manufacturers of TOBACCO AND CIGARS, 221, 223 and 225 Front st cor. Sacramento, &5 SAN FKANC1SCO, CAL. GiSANI) 1IOT5CI, On Market. New Montgoioerj nzd 1 tJtooiid Streets, JOHNSON & Co., TitoPRiKiORa E. A. FARGO & CO., Importers and Jobbers of Mki, fines anil Liprs, 310 Front St., cor. Com 111 ere I aJ, D R. sye. j25 SAN FRANCISCO J. BACK, I 5- Fr-nri, U. BHSI IB, J. BAUM & CO., laiporters and M&nubclrireni uf I MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING. fan.ome tt., San Frnnclico. No 18 Warren SL, New York. fi BOOTS AND SHOES, California Manufacture, FOR WHOLESALE TRADE, H eaver &, Taylor, 118 Front Stroet, San FranoUoo, California. al2 b. oamovicn. waltik nooi. b. b. hukt. OHrtlLiOVIOH db CO., Iiu porters anil wIioImaIo doalen in V1HK WINKS 4t LIQ,UOnS, SOLI AGS.1TB rOR 1ESSE, MOORE & CO'S FlNfc OLD BOURBON AND RYE WHISKIES. DIllOT riOM LOOlSTlLLl, II. 601 Front 8u. WAN FRANCISCO. ap4 Es tab lb hod in 1851. C. VENARD, Manufacturer of the Original Chartres Coffee, And all kinds of Spices arid California Mustard, 625 and 627 Front Street, between Jaokeon and Pacific. SAN FRA. CISCO. aS A. J. GRIFFITH, Dealer In 3fc5 U kinds of SALMON AND HERRINGS, 191 WaahlngtOM Street. All kind of Dried, Smoked and Pickled rista oonitkntlyon band. ji L. A. Sanderson, T. L. Horn. SANDERSON & HORN, Importers and Jobbers of CIGARS 1D TOBACCO, (Proprietor of La Kap&nola Citrar Factory, SoU manufacturers oj the celebrate 'CHAS. DICKENS' CIGAR 413 Front Htree. flctwcan Waihlugton a.iid Clay, SAN FRANCISCO. ftD4 . rVJARTIfJ & CO. Wholesale Lipor Dealers, 08 Front 8 treaty gam Franc leco. Proprietors of BILLEU EITHA OLD BOURBON And tole wonts for f. CUTTER'S EXTRA OLD B0UR30N WHISKIES ConstanUj os hand, a fall aasortment of all the ard Brandi ofWhliklu, Fine Brandle, rarilgu and Domiitla wtatt, -m5 Bitters, Cordials, MURPHY,GRANT&GO. Importers of American and European Staple and Faucy DRY GOODS, AN FKAIVCICO, CALIFORNIA, Call the attention of the Trade to their lam and complete stock, of FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS Which thoy are now receiving direct from Aoropean Manufacturers, oompruinc in part P ranch Slarlnos Wool Satlnea, Wool Plaids, Irench and Qonuan, Irish and French Poplins, Kmprtii Cloths, Tamlae, black and colored. Velveteens, Alpacas, black and colored, SILKS, VELVETS, RIBBONS. ALSO Q-LO "V E S , Kid, Buck. Berlin (Ladies'. MUsei', 6ent') Gents' Underwear And all kinds of Gents' Furnishing Goods. Ho.,l'ryt complete In all It brancliei W hlie Oomii, Hand kerohlefa, filtlrtlu I.liicna. t"Ufa, white und colored, Daina.ke, brvwu loom and tLbed, Towel., Hnk, Dis,Hr. Tnrktsh. Jfab.lna and Doylies, Ktt., Ku. Special Notice. CARD TO THE TRADE. '."IE Mission & Pacific Wen Mills, lciot, Xos. 31? A 31U .Mnrkti M., SAN FHANC1BUO, CAL.', OlTtr to the trade a l,-.rKe Dd Wcll--elected A-aortLuont ol Woolkn Goods, Manufaoturcd at thoir celebrated Mills, ContMlintr of DI.ANKKTS of evorr dceoriptlm; HcusR BLANK KTS and lU'GV. V U01U:5: HuHSE and SI.IMCE Dlanketinc. rsrlous widths and uualitles; CLUIUS, CASSIMLUKS and TWKKD3 of every defcription: liKNTS", LADIi:8', MISSKS' and Cll I LPli L'N'S SHAWLS in sroiu vsrioiy ; tU'llKA nnd FANCY l'LANN I'l.S ; t II 1 It T 1 N FLAN N ELS ; TV LKP. IMSSIMKRK mid F L A N X i: L SMI It TS .ind I'NDKRWKAIt, ,Ti:u 1'11001-S and UK-l'LLLANTS, UK-l'LLLANTS, vnriou- li nnd styles. Kmit AHVot'l und Merino I-.-idmoykak and iloaiKuv fur limn, wuuirn mid children, 13-I'Ec 13-I'Ec 1AI.LY ndaptod U't tbo Pucilio LViist. Woolen Vivrn In allnliiuiua by the pucknue At.i, Uood In our lino lunnuim-turcd "ro rtHtiFK" irt short nntioo, nud ut tho lowkjt mnrkft i-ri'',. l'rico Li.-Li sonton ni'i-lioation. . MISSION PACIFIC WUUI.KN MILLS Wcj.ot, No.. 5 17 A 3 10 Mni kct St., SAN FRANCISCO. CL a Pall and Winter Notice! ARRIVAL Pall & Winter Goods. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, HAVE HOUGH T A LARdE ASO WELL SELECTED STOCK OF LtrrilLG AND MEX'S FURN1SH-I(iOOI)S FURN1SH-I(iOOI)S SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON AS D WHICH IS 1YOW Ol'EiV FOR INSPECTION. French, English nnd AnieriCHii Suiting, Coatings and Cassimeres jit great variety and latest itjle. Men's and Boys suits of the latest lusliions. from the first Houses in "few York, Huston, Chicago and Ssn Frnncico. 1 A FDLL STOCK OF HOME MADE CASSIMEKKS AND JEANS, TO WnlCQ WE INVITE INSPECTION. ! MEN'S UNDERCLOTHING, HOSIERY, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS, ( COLLARS AND GENERAL FURNISHING GOODS. Trunks, Valises, Hugs, Blankets, Gapes and Overcoats. MEN'S AND BOYS BOOTS AND SHOES, EASTERN AND HOME MADE. GRANT, GltEELEV, AND ALL THE NEWEST' styles OF HATS AND CAPS. WALL PAPER & DECORATIONS IN GREAT V AH IETF. The great success which has attended Our Merchant Tailoring Department Has induced us to make Large Pnrcliases for our Fall and Winter Trade, So that gmtlemen may choose from the most Varied and .ExtensWe block, we have ever o He red. Tailors' Notions and Trimmings of the best quality always on hand. ien H. B. CLAWSON, Superintendent. Sewing Machine. yE respectfully invite tha Publio to call and see our excellent variety 0. Sewing Machines. IX PIaIn,Beautiful and Elaborate Styles of Workmanship A.SD QREAILT IMPROVES WITH TUK FANTON CYSTOUS. The Toat Sala of the ShXGEK HACHIXi; are now THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION. THE SALES OF .LAST YEAR, S. S 2.9 S S O An OTidcaco that it s fut wiaDins suprein. favor in th. faotuehold. Tho Sisqse Company sold over tbo other Companies, 62,73t. S& Tho Chidgo Relief Couiuiittoo furnished sulferers by the Fire to March is, 1S72, 3J-14; 3.1j1 SiuRcr Jlachitifs, all other makes, 79J. Applicants made their selectiou, with same discount on all. OUR SALES IN UTAH EXCEED AN IT OTHER HOUSE IN TH! SEWING MACHINE LINE THIS SIDE OF CHICAGO. We courteously invito the Lsdios to ve our Tim broidory .tto.oJLi.xx-i.on'tt It atuacta efiioral attonlioa and adiairatioa. Wo alao desiru yon to seo our TUCKERS, CO RDERS, RUFFLERS, BINDERS QUILTERS, HEMMERS, TRIMMERS, PLEATERS, SELF-B ASTERS, SEAM-RIPPERS. NEEDLE-SETTERS, NEEDLE-SETTERS, SlUIASLB TOR ALL KLNDS OF SUUTI1.S SKWIX9 MACHINES WK UfARAN'TKE KVKRY MACM1XR 1VK tKLL TO II1VK tNT(RK SATlSrAC T linn, (..otiuno is tli.'niiik-Mv a.tuit.l. trici .uj t..totl hv .srorie.ewi M'hi and Kll.ro warrwued to willa o.iso all ttin.U of ,.n-ds. from the ooarfMUo the finwt. Luce, ililMiiu, Caiulitic, liint'!,t ic, Douitu-, TickiDK Oiiekini:, ltruvt'is Uiirkt.kiu uml Leather. lotV" luslruetion fcivou free of oharpe by eornpoteut attendantA, and term' of sale to suit all cirvumslaiicos. OTHER SEWINC MACHINES REPAIRED ON REASONABLE REA-SONABLE TERMS. Wo eiU'ml a corJiai invitation to all to COME AND SEE OUR MACHINES Whether tlirv i.h lo purvlo or not. ,,.,-, IT TUB SIXUBR SEU'I.VC UICIIIXE DEP.1RT3IBAT Z. C. M. 2 General Agents," To doors south of Kaslo Kmporium, Salt Lam Ditt, |