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Show ST. LOUIS TRADE. $soo,oooT 1 MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY. , Legalized by Stale Authority and 1 Drawn iu Public ill St. Louis. Grand Single Number Scheme. 50,000 NUMBERS. Olaaa L, to b. Br.W" Nov. 30, 1873. 5.SS0 Pri-.ts, Amounting to $300,000. " 1WJUI 0 .n.of 1,000 i;. of - 3,000 Onmcaot .MO J ,J "tit ulsno1 30Prl.r oo aoimot 1.000 SSprlMor 1 .. 0 Su-Jmo.of OOO IKOpmeeo; 100 T ,rt.,f -430 5,000 pruo.of 10 TloV.l., HalrTlckoia,J. Uuttcra, iJ.SO. e... Our lollri charter! tit Ihe Sate. , ,in,un t the llnu- l.ieuI, and all drawing, nnd.r tli .uovrvtoou af oro cemmlMionert. 4 TbV.nkui drw,K w,ll lpW,.lil . k" St. Loul. pair. end oMr ' dramas wot nur.-liiis.-r. of ticket. , 0 We will druw a .imllar .ctienie Hie law 'i;irJ'F.08T OFfTCK M.N"KV Ollt) K as. RBGlSTKllfcD LtHEB, ' DitAVT, or KXI'KK.'S ?.-vA Ur 'ircttlar. Ad-rtr-w BIl'KKA V, nilL.Lfa.lt Co., Pont orao lloi ST. LOUIS. jUo. nul7. MISCELLANEOUS BOILER MAKING 1'HE VNPKHSIiiXED h ro.ared to ;do any kind uf JJoiler or Tank Making OR KEPAIIUNG ; Ami rilt BUY OLO BOIM'RS OR FLUES, or toko Uieiu in ";i for vrwrk. Ho will also do any kind of MILLWRIGHT WORK On short notico. Orders loft nt HioUeiuld Offic o will reco.vo pPo,,,t.lnti.n. JOHN SLOAN, THIS WELL KXOWN BRAND Nr? OF JAPAN TEAS - FOR SALE AT Ka iVB. a Grocery Department. "all IL B. CLAWSOX. Supt. TIME T-A-BLIEj. BURLINGTON ROUTE. TO THE EAST, NORTH ANO SOUTHEAST. No. 3. STATIONS. 'iip'k.Is0 MAIL. Leave SALT LAKE 5:03a.m. 15 p.m. ' OMAIIA 6:30 p.m. 5:30 a.m. Arrive BURLIKGTON &00a.nL 8:40 p.m. " GaJesbarK(C.B.AQO 7:00 a.m. 10:50 p.m. " Meoaoia " 11:15 a-m. 3:23 a.m. " Chicago " 3:15 p.m. 7:00 a.m. " Pooria - - - 9:00 a.m. 12:50 a.m. " Ind'pliad.B.AW. 6:15p.m. 9:25a.m. " Cincinnati - - j U:r0 p.m. 4: lop jn. " Locansport j 555 p.m- 9:20a.m. T. P. i w. : " Co i am boa ; 2:t5 a.m. 5:3Jp.m. CfThroaith Cara from Missouri River to Chicago. Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Losana-portand Losana-portand Columbus, Connections at those point! with lines leadinsto the East. North and South. This i- the Best, Short. I, dulckeet .ad Cheaptt Houtc. Do not be deceived, but obtain Tickets via the Burlington A Missouri Kiver Railroad. A-E.TOUZALIN, a B. PEBKITTS; Gen'l Pass: AtenL G-nTSnp't. lift SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. KaTABLIsIlEDljO. Ccv-AVc &YO,YS., Importers of Teas, East India goods and general groceries, -13 and 'J15 Front Street, San Francisco. o2G HECIIT, BIIO'3 & Co. BOOTS, SUOKS 4t LEATHElt JCt-Sf 1M SaniointSt., San J-ancUoot And 6 i 12 Pearl St Boston. BUCKINGHAM C HKCILT, Mannlactnrers of the "inu qoALin" uufomia iobtiam ikiis. oil Harness Saddlery, Leather. j. ajoiixsoxjc co., 104 $ 10G Front Street, SAN FRANCISCO, Krfrr bff prrmijmion to .Wr. II. It Claw on, Superintendent of U14 Z. C.JI. I. oli S. L. Stanley. C. C. Chapman John Spruance. Spruance, Stanley &. Co., Suocosdors to H. Webster Jt Co. aud J. A J Ppruince, Importers and Dealer! in WINES AND LIQUORS, io 110 ruoxr street. Lindenberger & Burke. COMMISSION A.-.U IMPORTING MERCHANTS, . iSOl.E AGENTS Of TUK Willanetle Woolen Mills of Salem, Oregon, No., an 30 sisral; ktki:kt, KA. KK.V.MIMO, (iU EMels, Flanasls, CassiDieres, RtlUl tD PKU K LIST. Wt am now prc-mre-l to furni-h to th tridr hi f'Jvinri"1 ;l''J Vf a" K"-d- Iliad h.,nk-!. ai sM'l a i,l c-l-r.-; . ;aiint'U, all c-J.r;. red, wtiii". croy ; t .i,.IUn.r... all ffr-d and lieavy !i;..Tt r'-oi-: l.r.yred.wL.tu und cr"y V. S. A Drawers, 1 ' Jia-t-r-' j-.ivy (.U-a r lannol Uver-him; V,'-'t'n''r t'""'''T KTB' VUan"1 , ,v-T-'birU; I'lVufV wJ:,il 1'n'"U uf Gyvda'svlicited, FENCING ACADEMY AM) GVIA-ilVM, mchards' Buildings, 2d South St. "vo f..r tho Wi'.r ...!.... TRAVEL. 3ILMER I SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LiflES TtUiOUOH Utah, South - east Nevada & Mou- j tana, Ltavlag Salt Lkkt City Dally, Tuning Tu-ning boutli to Tintio, American Fork, Mount Nobo, Sovicr, St. Qeorce, Utah ; and Pioche, Nevada ; Past In f tbrowgn Provo, Springville, Spanish Fork.Pay-son. Fork.Pay-son. Salt Creek, Chiokcn Crcok, Round Valley, FUlmoro.Corn Crook, Beaver, Miners- . villo, and All the principal towns and mining camps insouthem Utah and touth-east Nevada. " ' Alao ! Cor I una, tltata, dally, raaalag nartn to Virginia City, Helena, Fort Benton, Doer Lodgo, Cedar Creek mines, and passing through all the pnnciT&l towns and mining min-ing oampfl in Montana. Mon-tana. ' PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Wells, Fnrgo & Co. Building) inni Bait Laka City .LenWinw. B.P.KiinbaU j SALT LAKE, OFfllR And Tintic Stage and Express RUNNING DalLr FROM 8&LV LAKE CITY, via. LAKE TOWN, TOOELE CITY, STOCKTON AMD OPHIB TO TINTIC. The ronte has boon re-stocked with splendid splen-did Concord Coaches, fine Stock, caiefnl and attentive Drivers, and every attontion is paid to the oomfort ani oonvenienoe of passea-tert. passea-tert. Good accommodations on the road. THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. O0ti at Walla, Fargo . Co.'s, Salt Laai City, WINES & KIMBALL, apl4 Proprietori.. UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. On iud after September 93d, 1873 MIXED TRAINS TILL Ooiug Soatn Leave tho Utah Central K.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 -L30 p.m. liolng North. Leave Lehi at 9.30 a.m. and 4.50 p.m.; Sandy at 10.50 a. mi and 6.10 p.m; arrive at Salt Lake City at 11.40 a.m. and 7 p.m. FAKES s Salt Lake to Cottonwood Station. 50oU bandy ' 11.00 " " Draper " 1.25 " " Point " " 1.75 Lehi " " 2.25 Passongen will please purchase Uokets at tho uihco. M. H, DAVIS, Gen. X raitht and Tioket Ag eat VKRAMORZ LITTLB IDPiaiNTaNDaNT. UTAH CENTRAL UA1LROAD. PIONEER LINE OF UTAH, Oa aad aftar nonday, July 17, 1IT1 I ik 11 y Trulun Leave Bait Luke City at 5 a-m. and 2:15 p.m Arrive at Ogdon 7 a. m. and 4:45 p. m. Leave Ug!n at 8 a. m. and !:.tt) p. m. 1 Arrive at Bait Lake City 10 a.m. and 7 JO p.m , In addition to the above MI3LBX) TIIAINH Will run DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCKPTED Leavini Bait Lake City at 5.30 p.m., and Olden at 5ajn. & j;era will plaaa Pnrihtn their TUkiu at tba Offlaae. fifty Otr.'ji additional will be charred when the fare is oelleoud on the train. for all tofonnatfoa concerning freight or passage, apply to n. II. DAVIS, BaneraJ freight and Tlokat At JOHN SHARP, StmRlKTlKPIKI BL1XK BOORS, STATIONERY, SEWLG MACHINES. siusir:M iiusic CALDER S- SEARS. E9' I-ja.;KT. O 3 , Wear Aftents for 'tho ARION, BTEIN WAY & SONS, CIIICKEKING & SOXS, DEUKEK & BARNS and other IcadiDR makers, and respectfully invite our Patrons and tho Pulilio to call and examine our stock of the above named instruments. We bio also Gonoral Agonta for tho MASON & HAMLIN world-rcnowncd CABINET , ORGMS, Which wo have proved beyond ail ;doubt to bo tho bc-t and most snitablo organs for this olimate; and have also the WOODS, ESTEY, SMITH and other ORGANS in stock. We havo the LargeBt Stock west of Chicago of Musical Merchandise, INSTRUMENTS, SHEET MUSIC, MUSICAL STUDIES, and everything required by Amateurs, Teachers and Mueioians. M U S I G A L INSTRUMENTS. Our Stook consists in part of PIANOS, ACroilOKONS, tUXCEHTIXAS, DOUHLE BASS IS, OltUAXS, BlKT.oniAXS, , TiULt( KM.OS, N N A It f, DltlHC, i MI1.IXS, il ITAItS. KLMiKOLtTTs, UASS OUI MN, UAXJOS, FLU XIX AN, PICO LOS. VIOLAS, Jtloi, Etc. : MUSICAL MEKCHANDISE. Ptnno Stools, VloUu Strings, Onttar Strings, Tlolln Fnrnlsnlngs, Oultar ruriiliil.li.K3. Accordcou FuruUliIng s, Drum FurnUlilncit, Tuning Forks and Pipes, Jliidc Paper, Ulaiik Music Books and Cards, Sliect M uato, lumruetlon Bookt for all Inatr uiucuti, Ltc., L'tc, Etc. Wo aavo sooured the sorvicoa of Profossor Curoloss, so long and favorably known in this community, com-munity, that our patrons may have tho bonorit of his professional services in making thoir soloction of instnunonLs and musioal morohaudiso. BOOKS STATIONERY. i Our Stock consists in part of The Publlcittlona of the American Tract Society, Miscellaneous and Snb-acrlutlon Snb-acrlutlon lloolta, Illank. llooks of all Ueaorlpl Ions, Inkatanda, Writing lukd, Steel I'euri, in grtut variety. Pen Holders, Pencil, KiiglUU l'oeket Kulrci and St-lsa or n, IHmu'i l'atent Parchment Copying Hooka; all dualities and weights of , Xote, Letter, Cap, B1U, Legal, Flat Cap, Folio Post, French Note, Initial A'otc, Knvelopea, all s1t.cs and oualltfes, C ard Board, all colors. Foreign. Tlaaue Paper, all colors, Drawing paper, Drawing Books. SCHOOL FURNISHINGS OF EVCRY DESCRIPTION', SUNDAY SCHOOL PRESENTS. We have a larro and splendid assorted stock of Cards and Books from tho largo Publishing House gf T. Aolsun & Sons, which wo ofior at their regular Wholesale and Retail pricos, L. PRANG ; & CO'S PUBLICATIONS. Having been appointed Solo A pent for Utah, for tho' sale of their magnificent Cards and Books for .Schools and for tho Parlor, wo are prepared to furnish tho Trade and School Committees Com-mittees from our stook of choice selections at tho Publishers Wholesale and Ketail prices. THE WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. We respectfully invite the Public to call and examine our Sewing Machines before purchasing elsewhere, which we claim to bo the best, cheapest, and most durable in the market. We guarantee every Machine we sell to give entire satisfaction. All are 'warranted to sew, with perfect ease, Beaver, Ducking, Ticking. Denims, Domestic, Cambric, Linen, Muslin, Lace, &c, and will Tuck, Hem Fell, Braid, Bind, Cord, Gather, in fact will do all kinds of work. A Ioe Years guarantee given with eaeh machine Instructions free by an expert on the premisea. s3 TArlJgORTHERW On and after Oct. 28th, Trains will run BET WE E BRIGHAM JUNCTION with CP. R. R. : HAMPTON'S 7or MONTANA. Pis. GQiyq SOUTH p.m.! Faro Dii- GOING NORTH a. u. iFaro. Leave Hampton's at L2:lo I-eava Brigbam at 8:15 7 " Deweyville " 1:20 50 u - Box Elder " 8:30 25 11 " Herroyville " 1:35 To 1JK ' Call Fort " 0:00 60 13H " Calls Fort " 1:15 30 14 " Honeyvilla fi:10 75 2014 " Box Eldor 2:15 125 18 " Dowoyville" 0:23 100 2S.ArrivB at BriRhnia ' r -" 2:30 1 50 V Arrive at Hampton's 10:00 1 oO SPECIAL UATES TO EXCURSION PARTIES. Passengers will plcaso purchase their tickota at tho Company's Offices, or 50 ccntB additional will be chargod when the Fare is onllr oted on the train. Arraneemcntfl havo been mado with tho Central VaoiGc and Utah Central Railroad Companies whereby passengers can purchase Tickota at the U. O. Office in Salt Lake City or O. P. Office at Ogdon for Bat Elder or llampron's on the U. N. R, R., and from Hampton's or Box Eldor to Ogden or Salt Lako City at groatly reduced rates. Through Connection as follows - GOING SOUTH P. M.j , - .tiOlNq WORTH. A. M. LeavoHampton's at I2;i5 Loavo Salt Lake City, UCKR., at 5:00 Arrive at Brigham, U, N.R. R. 2:30 Arrlvo at Ogdon, ' 7:00 Leavo Brigham. C. P. R. B. at . 2:30 Loavo Ogdon. C. T. R. L, at ; 7:15 Arrlvo at Ggdon, C. P. R. R. 3:50 Arrive at" Brigham, " ' 8:lo Leave Ogdon, U. C. R. R, . 5:30 Loavo Brigham, U. N. K, H., at 8:15 Arrive at Salt Lako CUy ' 7:30 Arrivo at Hampton's " " 10:00 THE TIME TABLES ARE CALCULATED ON SALT LAKE TIME. FARES, Hampton's to Otrden Hi I Salt Lako City to Box Elder 83 25 to Salt Lake City, 1 .TO I " " ' Hampton's Hi Box Elder to " " ; 3 i I Ogdon to Hampton' 2 50 w Ogdon, :.,...;. 1 '25 I . " " Lox lildor. i 25 H. G. Millcr & Co's Espross leaves Hampton's every morning for Logan on arrival ol tho 10 a.m. train, and tri-weckly, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, for principal settlements in Caobo oounty, returning daily from Logan to connect with tho 12:45 p.m. train, and Howe's Express ovcry Tuos-day Tuos-day morning 1'rom Franklin to Soda Springs, roturning therefrom every Friday Fri-day morning. m JOHN W: YOUNG, Gen'ISnpt. : TOYS ! TOYS ! The Largest and Best Variety Uvor bxoiu;hl L Salt lako City is to bo found at WILLLOi. SUITES' H m. SL 05 K. Mrl ! ' . ' " East Temple Street, Od Joor north of CamiibcU & l'.itlcrson'j Hook Store. WIIOLUSALU AiD ItETAlli. nwvV MISCELLANEOUS. Z. C. M. I. SHOE FACTORY DEPARTMENT, 99 East Temple Street, SIGN OF THE -j i a- -j oot GENTS' BOOTS, LADIES' BOOTS, CHILDREN'S BOOTS, GENTS' SHOES, LADIES' SHOES, CHILDREN'S SHOES, GENTS' SLIPPERS, LADIES' SLIPPERS, CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, For (inn wonilior or stormy wether; fnr wftlk-in. wftlk-in. diuii-iiiK, tuirluiiK, Hr.HkiNU, climbing, riding, lUhinr, mining, otc, otc A largfl ruid ohitico luortmont or tho above, our cvn.tuio una imported, at tho most reasonable rea-sonable pricos. We make to order any style and quality tle.lred and lnaure aall.ractlou. OLD IDOOTS Made as good as now almost. SELLING OFF OUll OLD STOCK BELOW COST! Sols Leather! Upper Leather! Harness Leather 1 Imported Calf Skins, . Amorioan Calf SkiDS, Morocco and Kid Skins, Shoe Findings, "KIT" OF ALL KINDS!! .: i '.I.' HOUSE C0LLA11S ! llorsc Collars ! ! ' HORSE COLLARS!!! ALL AT LOWEST . PKICES, Wholesale and Retail I Order. ly Mall receive special and l,roii,,t attention. HIDES AND WOOL BOUGHT. H. B. CLAWS0N, 8up't. , JOB PRINTING The varied wants of the MINER, AKTIZAN rikI TRAVELER FOR JOB PRINTING CAM BE' FILLED AT THE HERALD JOB OFFICE. The unanimous satisfaction given by tbo work dona at our office in the past has justified us in continually importing im-porting all the Newest Attractions with whioh to please oot patroni in Elegance and Style, and perform Job Printing to compare favorably with any importation importa-tion in this line from the East or West. Anything in the nature 01 PAMPHLETS, POSTERS, . . 8H0W CARDS, MIKING BLANKS, BUSINESS BLANKS, CERTIFICATES, HANDBILLS, BUSINESS CARDS, VI81TLNQ CARDS, BANK CHECKS, COUNTINGHOU8E WORK1, RECEIPTS, BALL TICKETS, CIRCULARS, BILLHEADS, CARDS, ETC., ETC., done to order in blaok, colors or gold. We do not profess to work kelow oost, nor work for tho sako of working, nor give baits of any nature, but by a systom of oaloulatiDg priws, make a rule to oompete with outside Quality & Figures! IT you want tht bait, bay Book's Brilliant It Is tha most Perfect Baker. It is the molt Durable, It barns tbe least Wood. It always fiYoa Satisfaction. More of Buck's EHotu hare been sold and are in use than any itore erer made. ' Every Stove is warranted. BUCK'S Guarantee, For Coal and Wood, bae only been In se two rear. It U now the Wad In Coal Coek Store. Why, It it a Perfect Baker. It is a Fnelaren It Is made with oot PATENT CHILLED IRON. Fire Liolnr which will last lonaer than Fire Su of enmrnoa I' n. Inn. It will draw In any cood flue, jj ij the only Coal Onokins; 8tgr toat gTt-entlre gTt-entlre Belli faction. BUCK & WRIGHT, no .nd Tan !. n.ia m,..,, ,i,i .onla, ManaTaetnren of all TarlettM of COOKlNtland D KATINII STOVKS. am-pl. am-pl. Card, and Prle. (,!,(, (jjjUori on arpilMtlsu, mrli SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. PARKER, WATTSON & C0.r (Bnooeuort to Weil A Co.,) Importers and nwuraolnren of TOBACCO AND CIGARS, Mi, 223 and 236 Front it, cor. Sacramento. a5 SAW 171. AN CISCO, CAL. GRAND HOTEL On Market, New Montcomory and Second Btxoeu. -ADr TRAivoiaco. cjy l. JOHNSON & Co., PaoPEjjtToas, a E. A. FARGO & CO., Importers and Jobbers of Brandies, Wines ani Liprs, 3IS Front Si., oor. Commercial, , o. b. itri. i45 ' SAN FRANCISCO J. BAC. "I Rail FimncLjco m. suaiaa. J rnau' York. J. BAUM & CO., Importers and Manufacturers or MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING. tanaoma St., Ban Franclaoo. Ho 18 Warren St.. New York. IS BOOTS AND SHOES, California Manufacture, FOR WHOLESALE TRADE, I r Weaver & Taylor, IU Front Street, San Franoisoo. California. al2 a. oHuxonoB. waltu noai. a. a. sowt. 3Q. OIXTBUOTIOXX fft OO Importer and wholesale dealer. In fill WINKS . LKAUORS. sou io mis roa lSSE, MOORE & CO'S FINE OLD BOURBON AND RYE WHISKIES. BtairjT noK Lonnriui, a i, 601 Front St.. BAN FRANCISCO. i Established in 1&51J C. VENARD, Manufacturer of the Original Chartres Coffee, And all kinds of Spices and California Mustard, 625 and 637 Front Street, between Jackson and Pacific BAN FRAA CISCO. ai A. J. GRIFFITH, Paeler In VC':'? all Had, ar . PXOXZjXirj CSAaKlX SALMON ANO HERRINGS, 1 WaalUasrton Street. All Uads of Dried, 8aiok.ed and Pickled Fiili eonatanUy on hand. J4 L, A. Sanderaon, T. L. Hera. SANDERSON & HORN, Importers and Jobbers of CIGARS AM TOBACCO. (Proprietori of XaeBapanolaOlgar FaotoryJ Sols manufacturers oj the ctlebrc.U 'CHAS. DICKENS' CIGAR 413 Froat Wtreof, Aitwcin Waehlnfrton and Claw, SAM FRANCISCO. p4 E. MARTIN Sl CO. Wholesale Lip Dealers, 40 Front Street, Baja Frame la co, Proprietori of C IX. L ICR'S EXTRA OLDBOURBOI And sole acenls for . r . CUTTER'S EXTRA OLD BOURBON WHISKIES Constantly on hand, a foil assortment of all the art Bramda efWbiiklts, Fin Brandle. Foreign ajad DontiUt Wlnee, mS Bitters, OordlaXa. MURPHY.GRANT&GO. Importere of American and Buropean Staple and Fancy DRY &OODS, SAN FRANCISCO, CAX.IFORMIA, Oskil the attention of the Trade to their large and oomplote stook of FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS Which they are now reoeirinx direct from European Manufacturers, oomprisinf ia part-French part-French Morlnoa Wool Batlnee, . Wool Plalde, Prench and Oennu, Krleh and French Popllae, Empreaa Clothe, Vamlee, black and colored, Velveteene, . Alpe)ut black end colored, IIUS, VELVETS, RIBBONS, ALSO ' Kid, Back. Berlin (Ladles', Mines', flcnUO Gents' Underwear And all kinds of Gents' Furnishinn Rnnrf MmPt't in ell lu branch ee White Good, Uandkarcl.Ufe, Shlrtlnaj llnene, q.uUte, white and colorL; Lm" k, brown loom and bkiached. - Towels, Hnrk, PUpf.r TnrKiab, Mapklna ted Dojrllea, Ki Et., Kte. Special Notice. CARD TO THE TRADE. TUB Mission & Pacific Woolen Mills, lpot, Soi, 51T 510 Market St., SAN FHAN 01SC0. CAU Offer to the trade a Larire and Well-selected Alio run eut uf Woolen Goods, Manufactured at thoir oelebrated MUJj, Conilstins of BLANK KTS or every description. I.CUtf BLANKKTS and UlTO0Y ROBES; V A and BLC1CE Blankotims. vsjk -oKlB aDdduaHtlosiCLOTUS, CAii'' ... " ldla' XWKBDS of every do- , ""RKo and LADI gS MISo. 1 ; , B-; SHAWLS in tr d KANi'Y -t rarioly ; Oi'KltA end VI AV- "ANXKUS ; SIH RTI N Q , I TWKKD. CASSIMERK . - FLANNEL SHIRTS nnd UN'DKKU'KAR, WATER PUOOKS and KE-TKLLANT.S, KE-TKLLANT.S, various xhndw and stylos. I Kjiit All-Wool and .Meriuo luKKwriR and II om kb T for men, woiucn and olilldren, kb-Mcmllt kb-Mcmllt adnrtod for tho Parillc Cast. Woolen Yarn In all shndoa by tbo package. All Hoods in our lino manufactured "to ORDrjt" art short nolico, and at tho lowhit miu-bet price-, i'rlco liau sen ten applicitLinn. mission asd l'Acinc woolen mills I.ot, Koi. 3 17 A 310 Jitirhrl Ht. 6AN FRANCISCO. CAL. Pall and Winter Notice! Pall & Winter Goods. S. C TVS.. E. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, HAVE BOUGHT A LAUGH AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF CLOTHING AND MEN'S FURNISHING FURNISH-ING GOODS, SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON AND WHICH IS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION. I - French, English and AmerlCHii Suiting, Coarrnp nnd Cassimeres In great variety and latest Myles. Men's and Boys suits of the latest fashions, from the first Houses in New York, Boston, Chicago and San Frunclsco. A FULL STOCK OF HOME MADE CASSIMERES AND JEANS, TO WHICH WE INVITE INSPECTION. . I MEN'S UNDERCLOTHING, HOSIERY, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS, COLLARS AND GENERAL FURNISHING GOODS, Trunks. Valises, Rugs, Blankets. Capes and Overcoats. MEN'S AND BOYS 'BOOTS AND SHOES, EASTERN AND HOME MADE. GRANT, GREELEY, AND ALL THE NEWEST STYLES OF HATS AND CAPS. WALL PAPER & DECORATIONS IN GREAT VARIETY. Tbe great sucoesa which has attended Our Merchant Tailoring Department Has indnoed as to make Large Purchases for our Fall and Winter Trade, So that gentlemen dirt- ehooae from the most Varied and xtenelve H toe lc we hare ever offered. Tailors' Notions and ' Trimmings of the best . quality always on hand. H. B. CLAWSON, Superintendent. Sewing1 Machine. YY"E respeotWIy invite the Pablio to 011 inj sue out Maellent Tirietr 01 Sewing Machines. IN Plain.Beautiful and Elaborate Styles of Workmanship AND QRKAILX IMPROVED WITH 7HB . FAN TO 1ST C A. STOBS. The Total Sata of the SWQR MACHINE art nmo THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION. THE SALES OF LAST YEAR, 2. S lyS O An aridcDC, Ural it ia fast winninr aaprm faror ia the hoofeaold, Tho Sinoeb Company eold over the other Companies, b2,734. KS" Tho Chicago Relief Committee furnished sufferers by the Fire lo March is, 1872, 3,944; 3.1jl SinCfr Machines, all other makes, 78J Apphcants made their selection, with same diseount on alL OUR SALES IN UTAH EXCEED ANY 0THKP HniiSr- IV THJs SEWING MACHINE LINE THIS SIDE 0j CHICAGO. Weeoartaoaslj Inrit, th. Ladiw l embroidery At' n"mon; It MtmoM srenexsJ attenuwo , , . Vi 8 also doaire w on to sot our TUCKERS, CORDER RUFFLERS, BINDERS QU1LTERS, HrMVERS( TRMMers, P 7- SELF-BASTERS, SE.iVI-RIPPERS, NEEDLE- buiiab' SETTERS, f0R ALL jyjj 01. smjjjjjj skwi.no machines. Vlf B OV'lUNTEK EVKRY MACIUNK WK SKI.L TO 1V KNTIRK SAttSfMC T tlor as eai'hono i thorooslilj-aj;a.trd. Iriffvi anrf laled bv eipjriiaoed Mpchani.M andallar,TarrantpJ to sew with ca.,e all Kiada of rtw,l. from the vapat to the llnafL I.hcb, MukUu, Cambric, Duuicslic, Dentins, lictlnn, Ducking, Bearer, Buckskin and Leather. rf Instruction piven tree of ohargo by compotent attendants, and terms of sale to suit all citvuuistauoes. OTHER SEWINC MACHINES REPAIRED ON REASONABLE REA-SONABLE TERMS. Wo cxtttnu a cordial invitation to all to COME AND SEE OUR MACHINES Whether thy wich to purohaso or oot. .IT THE SlXm SEU1G M.1CIILB DEPARTMENT; Z. C. M. I. General Agents, i ITwo doore south of Eaglo Kuiroriuai, Sau LAKiIOiit. |