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Show LEGAL ,ucinnv moiu.an, ! ' svl.rl.AKK CITY. KU0 H. VU.UV. ATTOKM'I AT t A W , o..-T A. rr-. w '" "'"' PITCH 4 MANN, Attorney 04ke, l'in J'"114 J5.nl. Sill !. l tU- v..n V. M. Smith. Wirasr K.rli. EVBU . SMITH, ATTORN KY S AT LA" . Salt Luke City. R,., Tw.pl. Swl. iJOr ,0Uth "f J AS. ti. SlMtATT, Attorney-ttt-I-w, SALT LAKK CITY. UTAH. 0BFOBrdoraM'l of Salt Lake Ileus. ' H Hempstead, M. Hirkpatrlok "HEMPSTEAD & KIRKPATRICK, Attorney s-at-Law, win Street, oppssito Wells. Farso 4 Co.. SALT LAKE CITY. C II. Homestead. V. S Aid ftr Vtsh. X. SNOW. - BQlf- SNOW i HOGK, Lttoraaja and Counselor t Law Salt Lke City, Utah. 05ce Snow's comer, 1st East St. NOTARIES PUBLIC, A. S. COULD, NOTARY ptJiaijIC and COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for . New Yort, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Pennsylva-nia, Ohio, Illinois, Nebraska, y-oniing, y-oniing, Montana, Nevada, t California, and other States and Territories. Ter-ritories. - Minini Deeds. Agreements and Bonds for Deeds, Slortsates. Powers of Attorney Lum, Contracts and other instruments ot wnlini drawn with accuracy and dispatch. fj- M 1 n 1 ii (C Companies Incorporated Incorpora-ted under the Law. or run. East Temple St., near WeHs, Fargo & Co., Salt Lake City. T-U , HOTELS. TOWNSENl) HOUSE, SALT LAKE CUT. THE LEADING HOTEL OF TJ T AH . JAMES TOWNSEND, PROPRIETOR. This House is centrally and pleasantl lo-ated, lo-ated, well furnished, and has accommodations accommoda-tions for 150 meats. THE PROPRIETOR, is now preparing to build large additiona to his Hotd, whish, when finished, will render it the Most Complete Establishment in the - ROCKY 3I0E5TAK REGION ! mil AMERICAN HOTEL, I Corner or Tirst South and Second East Streets, OJtJB BLOCK EAST OP THEATRE, SALT LAKE CITY. THIS House has been fitted up expressly to meet the waat3 of the Public and persons visitiDg Salt Lake City,, and every accommodation to make it a desirable rest-in rest-in place ind home for visitors. The Table will be furnished with every luxury of the market, and no pains will be spared to make the t utwt of the house comiortable. Tne Hotel Is xerr pleasantly situated, situ-ated, naif block cast of City Hall. VixsT Cl-ass Boarders without Rooms CaK ALSO BE ACCOMMODATED, BATHS FREE TO GUESTS, J. C. LITTLE, BiLT liiXi Citt, Proprietor. May 24, 1&71. my2o NATIONAL HOTEL, last of the Post Office and west of the Tneatre. MEALS FlfTY CENTS. " JUOUGIXti FIFTY CENTS. Twenty-one meal tickets only $8. my9 OQUIRRH HOUSE, Comer Main and Locust streets, TOOELE CITY, UTAH. Good Accoimnodaiion for Families. ,M E. 8. FOOTE, Proprietor. MEDICAL. J. M. & F. D. BENEDICT, SURGEONS AND PHYSICIANS, Office at Residence. Ninth Ward, three blocks east and two south of Theatre. 1 Kesnell Tibbitj, M.D. F.H: Simmons, M.D DRS. TIBBITS &. SIMMONS, Physicians and Surgeons, Office C.rner of Main and Second South Street, oyer Butterfield's Store. Surgery In all lta brancne. solicited .20 W. F, ANDERSON, M.D. H.J. RICHARDS, M.D. Surgeons and Physicians, Offices, for the present, at their respective residences in the 13th and 17th Wards; gggBl DR. GROVES, Office and South fit., Salt Lake City. Three doors West of Revere House, half .a block East of the .Elephant Store. OFFICB HOURS f ROM 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. ml 0. C. ORMSBY, M.D. PHYSICIAN, SUKGEON AND DBUGGIST, H BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH, BANKERS. F SATiQSALB A5 K D T A fl . lauccoora to llua.py, llnlilcr A t o.) WiHKIN H !KV, 0. h. UII.KII, 1'cosiaol.t. t'0 I'reat. Salt l.uLo I'Hy, Utah 5 AU, connoctlli ottow )tt t)g.lon inHiOoriiinr, I'lali.aud Vttstta"d Llo,ou.i, Molilalia. . l,Kt in Gohl Pust, loin ii'i'' Citmm-.v, lrtiw i:xohAiii:e on Now York, Clin-ni;.', t- l..uiis, tlmatiH, ltouvor, 2?tiu 1' V.llK'OO, ud all i'rls ol Kurv'i'O. Coll.vtloua l'riitly AtlrniUil To. mil WELLS, FARGO & CO., I Express ForuanhTS, Bankers, utul DEALERS IN EXCHANGE. Jnuts 011 Eiiropt; anil all tin-principal cilia 0 Out United States. U K 0 P E A X COLLEOTIO N S ' ' Prouiptly attenJ.-d to. Unit Temple St., Salt Lnko City. TUKO. i'. TKACY. ACont. mil 1 Thos. R. Jones, ' A. W. White BANKING HOUSE A. W. WHITE & CO.. - EAST TKyi'lil'. S TKV.KT,: . aSO Salt Lake City. W. U. Uoooir, U. S. EldreJic L. S. Uills tlooper, Eldrttls-e A Co., BANKERS. East Tkmpls St., Salt Lake ity, Dealer, Ln Gold Dust, Coin, Exchange, Land Warrants, Etc. Collections made and promptly reiuitu-d. CORKESPOXDE.VTS I Itifncs k Ox, New York; E.nk of California, Sau KraDciN; k'lrat NaiiouaJ Bank, CUK-ao ; Kx-chans Kx-chans Bank, St. Louu, ; tirsl Nuoual llank, Omatia; J. S. Mtfrgau a Co., Loudon. juo A Man. Eats his Father ! LDIM11Y. I kww a smilb who Uborv 1 all tbd Jay WlUi brawny IiaiivU, ami hu it i-?jl wayt Went h' me to Lt-J aud Uil-rwi "11 the mcht With sonndmg uose th.it r?ei tlw houe ai.i-ht. 1 YESTIGATIOX. I knew a cat of aa iiiquirini; niinJ. Who nightly sought M wh.it Lie could not find. One night a fjuiid a thiug ue dui uot seek It b.it h'"' in the neck and made him stJk. METEOttOLOGV. I Vaew a rat who 6cnie".l to nndemnrvl E.ich change ot weather ere 11 cam to hand ; lie Dever erre-J 1 ut ouce a sUiT steel-tr.ip 1 One day surprised him wnh " a short cld tnap." The foregoing touching and eiqiri-ue linc 1 were written under the in-pinog i'iriur-nc- o; L)ay A Co.'a sarsapariila. aud Soda Anybody can do it. nii21 WM. GARDNER, Tor the pureJiase and sale of MINES AND ORES, SALT LAKE CITY-Office CITY-Office la J. B. Header's Assay Office. ALSO AGENT FOR THE MARYSVILLE FOUNDRY, CAL, To contract for Quartz Milla aDd all kinds nf Maciiinery appertaining thereto, ai Far West Freight COMPAKTY, . ontracting Agents Union Pacific R. R. Fast Freight Line, To and from Salt Lalte and all Eastern East-ern Cities. HaviDg special arrangements with a!l the lines from Omaha eisc freigat shipped by thisline will be transported in quicker time and at lower rates than by any oth-jr line. For rates, shipping directions and information, infor-mation, enquire of W. C ALDER. Agent, Salt Lake, jas. F. Agler, General Manager, St. Louis. ' my 22 J. C. HOFFMYR, 3Iannfactuxer And "Wholesale Dealer in IF" LOUR CITY MILLS, COOXCII. BLUFFS, - - IOWA Orders for best Spring and Fall "Wheal FLOUXl, in car-load lots, filled promptly at low rates. myliu" CHAMBEES'S ENCYCLOPAEDIA. A Dictionary of UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE FOR TEE PEOPLE. Revised Edition. Re-Issue of 1870-71, with Maps, Plates, and Ennravinos. To DC compttuj in 80 parts, mnbiiig 10 Vols, of 834 pages each-Illustrated each-Illustrated wit"1 about Four Thousand Engravings En-gravings and Forty Mapa, toeetliL-r with a Series of from Eighty to One Hundred Elegantly Ele-gantly Engraved Plates illustrative of the Subjects of Naturd History now for the first time appearing in the work. Price per PART, including M A PS and fL,TjSTKAT10SS, 00 Cents. PRICE PER VOLUME : Extra cloth, beveled boards So 50 Library sheep, nirbled edges 0 W Half Turkey morocco..... 0 o ' Half Turkey Roib.. gilt top 7 W Half calf, gilt extra, marbled edges 7 00 Half Russia, red edges w Turkey antique, gilt cages ou This Edition will be sold only liy duly Aurhorlzed Agents, and Mil-scrlbers Mil-scrlbers arc requested to make payment only as tlie Parts or Volumes arc delivered. Messrs. II. H. KEY & CO. aro the aothor iied Agents for Cll A MBKRS'S LN CI CL0-PJiDIA CL0-PJiDIA forth. Pacific Coast. Parties fub-senbiog fub-senbiog to them may rely upon being faithfully served with the work in accordance with the terms of the above Prospectus; or, if any unforeseen circumstances should interfere in-terfere with the prompt delivery of the Parts or Volumes by them, the Publishers, upon being notified, will arrango to forward su-b portions as may be required to make the sets complete, J. B. LIPPI.VCOTT fc CO., Publishers. Philadelphia, January, 1S71. R. MAY, Agent, GodWs Octagon House, mylS bolt Lake City. SAM FRANCISCO TRADE, Mii ii.ii:i. Kank. . T. H, Wtnti. WAND KANE & CO., (SiirrpBiiu i to llitnlrr, V and , Co.) Imnoru-M and V ho.otu.le Doulors in WINKS AM) LIQUORS, lVu'riotora of Uuuter'i California WUcat Wlailtoy. Al.-to Aifnts fur JoiPph H. Finch's co'obratfd I- nnsylvanU RYE WHISKEY. tVOl nnd 000 Krunt.St.i near Jnckion, SA KUA.NC1SCO. WEIL &WOODLEAF, 1 13 Uattary St. San Franclioo. Importer of YANKEE NOTIONS, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, Cntlorv, I'lu ing Cards, Stntionnry , nnd in m ti-'uhir, a fmo Bss.irtuicnt o MeersliHura mid ohciiiuT pipes, which wo import direct Iron. Kuroi'i. my-U Jtuiu Siiruiujce, John Spruance, 0. 0. Chapman. J. & J. SPRUANCE, liaportora and Wholeaole Dealers In WINES AND LIQUORS, J4 415 KRONT STFiKKT. BHUTAN, H0LBR00K& CO Importers and Dealers in Stoves c Ranges, EKEETISON PLATE, Copper, Zlno, Sheet Lead, "Wire, rust ps, Tjciicl and Iron OOODS, Tools and Machinery and General HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE, Embracing Plain, Japanned, Planished and Stamped W are, oll HI - 113 California and 06 No.. II 1 Davl. Street.. Gil AND IIOTKL On Market, New Montgomery and . . -tiocoftd Streets, CISCO, CAI- JOHNSON & Co., Proprietors. ra THE BANK of CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO. D.O.MILLS, - PRESIDENT. W.C. KaLSTON, - CAoUIhrt. Capital Paid C,., - $5,000,000. DRAW DIRECT AND ISSUE LETTERS of Credit on all the principal cities of the World. WILMERD1N3 & KELLOGG, Importers and Jobbers of Wines and Liquors, 214 & 216 FRONT STREET, j7 SAN FH.A.SC1SCO. JNO. G. UODGE & CO, IJ1POBTEIW and Wholesale Stationers, Keep the largest stock of Stationery, Blank Books, School Books, FlayinK Cards, Wrapping Wrap-ping Papers, Twines, Pocket Cutlery, &c., &c, On the Pacific Coat.which they are prepared to sell either for Gold or Currency at prices that will offer inducements for buyers anywhere west f the Rocky Mountains. 327, 329 & 331 SANSOME STREET, mll San Francisco. Wm. T. Reynolds & Co., Importers and Dealers in FIXE WIXES AXD LIQUORS, Agents for Rosenbanm and C. O. D, Bitters. 435 t iZi Battery St, San Francisco. 3- Special attention paid to Choice Goods fm Medical and Family use. 8111 E. MARTIN & Co., Importers and Jobbers of Wines aud Liquors 403 FP.ONT STREET. SAN FRANCISCO. H. B. HOST. m WHY, GRANT & CO. Importers of American and European Fancy and Staple DBY GOODS, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, . ,, .v. ..,.,, nfth.Tradeto their larie and varied stock, comprising complet. lines of the following goods : SILKS, Black, Colored and Fancy. VELVETS, DRESS 00DS,Fandr HOSIERY, KID GLOVES, GENTS' FURNISH'G GOODS. CORSETS, WHITE GOODS, .f..yk,.d. OUILTS, HANDKERCHIEFS, dcoS: SHIRTING & HOUSEKEEPING HOUSEKEEP-ING LINEN. r.nt"il O Lace, Broclie, Cashmere, COTTONS, Bleao?Ii knindB.!own' COTTONADES. K'Y JEANS, CASSSMERES, c,c. FLANNELS,aUcol" ."d BLANKETS, Which they offer on Liberal Terms, ji Wi. STARR St CAMPBELL BISCUIT BAKERS, And manufacturers of Soda, Bost on, Bnttcr, Plo NIC, Sugar, fllilk and La Grande CKACE-BHS, Jenny Lind Cakes, Ginger Snapps, Pilot Bread, Saloon Pilot Bread, Etc The above Crackers are baked fresh daily, and a Jo? the very best description, All materials used Ktheir manufacture are of the best quality. Rakerr-aiO and 2ia Mission St., Bakery llla05 Sacramento St., j) SAN FRANCISCO SKLKCTE1). DON'T NAMK HIM AT ALL. In otir Judgment, of otlinrl we mortal, are prons To Ulk of tti.ir faults without liMnllng our own; And tliln little rule .tumid be treasured by all : "If jou ran't prat, your nelglibor,don't name him at all." Men's tlt,od. are compounded of glory aud shame, A nil .urely 'tin .weeler to praf.e tii.n to hi. me Perfection has never been known since tho full "If you can't pralae your neighbor, don't name'.hfm at all." Remeinber, ye cynic, the mote and the beam Fuiiae in yttur fault-flntllng and puuder the themo Who baa the len.t ctiarlty, o,ulckeat will full "If yon can't pralae your neighbor, don't name him at all." If we would enthtavor our own faults to uieud, We'd have all the work to whirh we could attend. Then let n. tut oien to Charity', call "if you ran't pralae your neighbor, don't name him at all." REWARD.. STRAYKD. from the California Corral, one Sorrel HORSK, two Dun MULES, on. Hoan ML LIS and on. "Sorrel JllLK, branded G on left hip. The abor. reward will be paid for their return. WASHBURN 4 LEIEY. a2l WILSON a 00., IMPORTERS . and WHOLESALE DEALERS in Groceries,Foreign and Domestic Brandies, Bran-dies, Wines and Liquors, . Cigars, Tobacco, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, cVc, etc., 13a,mt Temple Street, Third Store north of Hoor-er, Eldredrcge i. my2l Co.'s Bank. SEE HERE Ready-made Sash, Madefrom thoroughly-seasoned Lumber, .From 8x10 ro 10 x 14 ; all sizes. DOORS From 26 by 66, Moulded and not moulded, Of the best material. For Sale Cheap enough to Suit ths Market, CALLAHAN'S, mylO 200,000 POUNDS of WOOL AT THE DESERET MILLS. rfiHOSE having WOOL to SELL will pleaso J- call on J- W. CUMMINGS, at the Mill, or at his residence, 11th Ward, Salt Lake City, before disposing of it, as he wishes to Purchase all the Wool In the Territory. Ter-ritory. ms9 WOODWORKING. Thomas Latimer, w. H. Folsom, George II. Iaylor, George Komney CHANGE OF FIRM. The Planing Jlill, Sash and Door Factory Fac-tory of FOLSOM, B.OMWET Co. Will hereafter d business! under th firm name of LATIMER, TAILOR & CO, n n y Of all siies on hand and made to OMon order. nnfl DC Raised panel, moulded, sash UUUnO d.ors, large Btore doors, any thickness, size or kind, furnished fur-nished to order. WINDOW With stops, beads and sash, FRAMES comp"!le- rDHLirO Panel frames, plain doorand rnHlrlCO window frames. BLINDS Stationary and rolling slatts. MOULDINGS ?zXgAS& traves and cornice, rl nnDIUP Tongued and grooved and rLUUriltlU square-edge on hand and worked to order. I I1MDCD Planed out ef Tinde, to a : LUrflDtri thickness, and ripped to any desired size. ! Planer and Circular Saws RuiLnitLg all the time. MINING DISTRICTS 3 Supplied on ehert notice. ; Give us a call, or address by letter to Box 36o 3 LATIMER, TAYLOR. CO., 3 On.Block west of Tabernacle, HELP'iBOLD. HELMBOLD'S HF.LMBOLD'3 llKL.MP.OLD'S IIK.LMBOLD'S, HELM BOLD's IIKLMDOLD'S HKLMBOLD'd HELMBOLD'S 11 ELM HOLD'S . . " ' HELMBOLD'S ; UKLMliOLD'd . : GRAPJE PILL. GRAPE PILL. OIlAl'E PILL. GRtPEPILL. GRAPE PILL. UllAPEPILL. " GRAPE PILL. GRAPE PILL. GHAPE PILL. GRAPE PILL. GRAPE PILL. HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S' HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S ' " HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT SARSAPAR1LLA. EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA-EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA-EXTRACT SAR5APARILL A. " EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA. EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA. EXTRACT SARSAPA RIi.LA. EY1 RACT SAH3APAKILLA. EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA. EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA. EX I RACT SARSAPARILLA. EilRACI SARSAPARILLA, April, May and June, PURIFY THE BLOOD and BEAUTIFY THE COMPLEXION, BY USING HELMBOLD'S ' ' ' Mill GRAPE-JUICE FILLS AlfD HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED Fluid Extract Sarsapariila. In the Spring and Summer months the fya-tem fya-tem undergoes a change. ThU is the time to use good blood-renewing, purifj-Ins, and invigorating medicines, j : ' HELMBOLD'S T FLUE EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA AXD HELMBOLD'S Fluid Extract Grape-Juice Pills ARE THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE. One bottle of He'.mbold's Fluid Extract Sarsapariila equals in strength one gallon of syrup or decoction ai made by druggist; and a wine glass addei to a pintof water euala the celebra'.ed Lisbon Diet Drink adelight-ful adelight-ful and healthful beverage. The Grape-Juice Pill is composed of Fluid Extract of Catawba Grar.c Juice and Fluid Extract HUnharb. Usefal in all diseases requiring a cathartic cathar-tic remedy, and far superior to all other purgatives, pur-gatives, such as salts, magnesia, &c, Helmbold's Grape-Juice Pill is not a patented pill, put up as those ordinarily ordi-narily Tended, but THE RESULT OE TEN YEARS' EXPERIMENTING, EXPERI-MENTING, AND GREAT CARE IN PREPARATION. SAFE FOR AND TAKEN BY CHILDREN NO NAUSEA i NO GRIPING PAINS. BUT MILD, PLEASANT, AND SAFE IN OPERATION. TWO BOTTLES OF FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND ONE BOTTLE OF TSE GEAPE-JOIOE PILLS ARE WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD TO THOSE SUFFERING FROM BAD BLOOD, POOR COMPLEXION, HEADACHE, NERVOUSNESS, WAKEFULNESS AT NIGHT, C0STIVENE5S, AND IRREGULARITIES, and to those suffering from BROKEN AND DELICATE CONSTITU-TUTIONo CONSTITU-TUTIONo IT WILL GIVE NEW BLOOD, NEW VIGOR, AND SEW LIFE. THE CATAWBA CRAPE PILLS are done up with great care and in handsome bottles, and will surpass all those Tended in wooden .boxes, and carelessly prepared by inexperienced men, compiring with th English and French style of manufacturing. All of II. T. HELMBOLD'S PREPARATIONS ARE PHARMACEUTICAL. PHARMACEUTI-CAL. NOT A SINGLE ONE BEING PATENTED. PA-TENTED. BUT ALL ON THEIR OWN MERITS. : To dispel any impression or p reaudice that might exist in the minds of many against my Preparations from th. publicity giren, through advertising, and that I am and have been a Druggist for a period of 20 years-anl years-anl more conclusively to prore this-see letter From the largest Manufacturing Chemist in the World. ..SoT,b.r4, 15M. 'I am acquainted with Mr. H. T.Helmbold he occupied the Drug Storo opposite my residence, res-idence, and was successful in conducting the business were others had not been equally so before him. I have been favorably im-pres'ed im-pres'ed with his character and enterprise. "WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN. Finn of Powers k Weightman, Manufacturing Manufactur-ing Chemists, Ninth and Brown-tts., Philadelphia." PREPARED Br II. T. IIEL.3IBOI,I, PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. Crystal Palace Pharmacy." BROADWAY, NEW YORK, and 10 SOUTH TENTH-ST..PHILADELPHIA HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU HAS GAINED A WORLD-WIDE FAME TRAVEL. Lon Wines. H. P. Kimball. SALT LAKE, Pimm And Tintic Stage and Express RUXXING DAIL? FROM SALT LAKE CITY, via LAKK TOWN", TOOELE CITV, STOCKTOX AND OPHIR TO TISTie. The route has been re-stocked with splendid splen-did Concord Coaches, fine Stock, caieful and attentive Drivers and every attention is paid to the comfort in i convenience of passengers. passen-gers. Good accommodations on the road. THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. Office at Well., Fargo Co.'s, Salt Lake City. WINES & KIMBALL, aU Proprietors. UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. On and after Thursday, Dec. 1, 1870. Daily Trains Leave Salt Lake City at 5 a.m. and 2:43 p.tB. Arrive at Ogden 7 a. m. and 4:45 p. m. Leave Ogden at 8 a. m. and 0:30 p. m. ArriTe at Salt Lake City 10 a,m. and l:30 p,m Fare from Salt Lake City to Wood's Cross t .TO CentreTille 3 .90 Farniington 31.25 Kaysville l.tx. Ogden Fare from Ogden to KaysTille $1.30 Farmington Sl.oo CentreTille 2.05 Wood s Uross. . 2 2o Salt Lake City - 2- In addition to the abov e AN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN WiH run DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED? Leaving Ogden at 5 a. m. and Salt Lake City at 4:40 p. m., On which full fare will entitle the purchaser of a ticket to return on the same day and train free. Passenger? Trill please Purchase 1 their Ticket, at th. Office.. Fifty Cent additional will be charged when the fare is collected on the train. For all information concerning freight oi passage, apply to D. O. CALDER, Ticket and Freight Ag' Salt Lake City. FER-VMORZ r,ITT!,E, SUPERINTENDENT. CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILR'D. Passu'gr Express Al !1 V 1 Hipressi Pass'gei Sunday. Train lUJ 1) Train Suuda l excepted Daily 1871. Daily excepts. 4 Oil pm 8 00 am San Fran'co 6 46 pm 12 30pro 4 42 " 8 40 " ..Oakland.. 6 12" U 68 " 7 30 " ..SanJoee.. 6 40 " 7 58 " 12 1opm . .Stocktoo. . 1 43 " 8 35 ' 9 35 ' 2 10 " .Sacramento. 11 16 am 7 OU am 4 10 " ..Marysville.. 6 10 " M 9 00 " ...Sesnia... 4 20 " 0" 0 2 20 pm .Sacramento. U4oam 5 6 25 " ...Coital... 8 45 " 1 15 am . . Bono 1 00 " H 9 10 " WiunemacCB 4 05 " 02 7 12 00 m BattleMount 1 25 pm W O 4 40 " ....Elko 8 46 am ? 6 10 " ....Ogden.. 6 15pm A. N. TOWNE, T. H. GOODMAN, Gen. Supt, 0. P. ft. R Gen. Pass'gr and Ticket Agt, IF O 31. LIVERPOOL & QUEEN3T0WN IN MAN L INE Of RoyM Mall Steamer, Sailing from ew York Everv Saturday Alt U Alternate Tuesday. Cabin Passage, to Liverpool, fgold) $75.00 Steerag (our.) 30.00 Paxage from Liverpool to Sew York Cabin, - - - ("old) 75.00 Steerage, - - (CuTency) 3. 00 Round Trip Tickets issued at very low rat. JOHN G.DALE, Agent, Id Broadway, New York, Or WILLIAM CALDER, Agent 027 Salt Lane City, Utah. FOE S -A. Ti 33 1G00 bushels of Corn, 1,500 lbs White Heans 4 ct per lb. by the Barrel. 200,000 lbs. of alt, CHEAP. ORANGES and LEMO"S, WHOLESALE and RETAIL. 10 acre, of land over Jordan, hall a lot 16th Ward, h-lf a lot aOlll Ward, 23 acre, grail nd, Franklin, Cache alley. XXX Woodbine Flour. Highest price in cash for Peache.. J. W. SSKLL, Idaho Store. m2,; Revere House corner, SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. EINSTEIN BROS, & CO., Importers and Manufacturers of BOOTS AXTD SHOES OF EVERY STYLE AND KIND.. 113, 115, andllT Pine Street, SAN FRANCISCO. . Our Home-made Goods are unequaled by any. ! Samples at Mr. Goodliind's Office, o SALT LAKE CITY. WEIL & CO, IHPORTBR3 Cigars and Tobacco Proprietors of the HAVASA CWAR MANUFACTORY al, 333 and lias Front St., Southwest corner Front 4 Sacramento Sts., o5 ' '-- J. EVEKUIXG & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS 48 Clay St., San Francisco, DEALERS IN' OREGON PRODUCE. Are const&ntly in receipt of Orefron Hams, Bacon, Lard, baimOEL, tc. Starch, of oar wa and Lantern manufacture always on hand. GRAY, JONES, & CO. DEPOT 07 THE SANTA CRUZ TANNERY MAKtrPACTURBRS OP Oak !ole Leatlier. 18 BATTERY ST., SAN FRANCISCO ri9 TOB1N, DAVISSON & CO., IMPORTERS 0? AMERICAN, ENGLISH, FREXCH AXD GERMAN FANCY GOODS, Small Wares, Pocket Cutlery, Perfumery, Yankee Xotions, Stationery, Press Trimmings, White Goods, Millinery Goods, Hosiery, Linen IT dkchfs, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Etc, Cor. Sutttr and Sansome Sts., SAN FRANCISCO. A. J. GRIFFITH, Dealer in ffiffi all kinds of SALMON AND HERRINGS, 133 Washington Street. All kinds of Dried, Smoked and Pickled Fiih constantly on hanrL J J.C.MEKUII.L COMMISSION MERCHANTS 304 and 300 California St., San Francisco, - - California. Particular attention paid to the filling of orders for every description ot merchandise! n23 Sale of Ores, Ate, dtc. X1ST AB LIS M Jal 1T 1850. CASTLE BROTHERS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, 313 and 315 Front Street. n6 CHENERY, SOUTHER & CO,, Importers and Jobbers of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC BRANDIES, WINES, AND LIQUORS, 311 Clay Street, San Francisco. A. C, DIETZ El CO. IMPORTERS OF IIiSTTS, OILS, Varnishes and Lamps, No. 224 FRONT STREET, Bet. Sacramento k California, San Francisco mi A. C. Titcomb. Geo. H. Williams. TITC031B & WILLIAMS, Manufacturers, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in WATCHES, DIAMONDS, Every Description of Jewelry, SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED WARE Also Agents for tho celohrated Howard, El gin and American WalcJies, 240 Montgomery, 9.E. cor. Pine, Up Stairs, San Francl.co, Cal. All orders from the Territories promptly filial. (' Aj,t'v.,Y. 3. C. 0WCf& 5c CO., 1 and 106 FRONT STREET. BAD FRAKCISCO, CAL. Offer tlie finest ond most complete slock on tlie Pacific coast. Refer to H. B. CLAWSOJJ. Sup'tof a4 J.BACM. I San Francisco M- SHRIKR. U. SUKIER,lban rranc"00- New York J. S AU M & CO., Importers and Manufacturers of MEN'S & BOY'S CLOTHING 333 Samome St., San Francisco. 45 Murray Ht.t New York. fB 3.1. KELLER, Proprietor of the Riilnr 8nn anl hot A n jwles Vlns yards. Depot for thsvale of hit NATIVE WINES AND BRANDIES Of. KELLKR - CO., Comer of Battery and WaflhiogtoD Street, San Francisco, - - - California Ansellca Wine, Fldormdo Wine, Whit J' adelra Pert " Wine Bitters,! Sherry Cirape Brandy, ' AU our Wines and Brandy piaranted strictly purs, md ovar three years old. 7-&alt Lake City Corporation, Zion'i Co-operaHTe Mercantile Lnititntion. Qodl k Co., SaltL&keCity, D H Peery, and Gf-dl k Co., Oe'ln. k-fp our wini fcraale. RICHARD GOUDHIND, oX2 Agent, Bait Lake City. S. P. H olden. Jas. Moor head. 8. P. HOLDEN & CO., lMi-oaiLRS or FOREIGN DRY GOODS, Linens, Dress Goods, Hosiery, 44o. 28 & 30 SANSOME ST. , London; Z7 Leadenhall St., E,C. 06 |