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Show HEW ADVERTISEMENTS RAILROAD WATCH. Travelers by Railroad frequently find their watches completely dcmorallttd by the continuous con-tinuous jar of the trnin. Te overcome this difficulty has lone been a problem with watchmakers, and it is now successfully accomplished ac-complished in the new grade mado by tho AMERICAS WATC1I CO. OF WALTHAM. Tail Watch is made in tho most substantial substan-tial manner, on the most approved principles, princi-ples, and combines all the recont improvements. improve-ments. It has a new micro metrical regulator, regu-lator, by whioh the slightest variation can be easily cor roc ted. It is carefully adjusted, and may bo entirely relied on to run accurately, accu-rately, near well, and ENDURE THE HARDEST USAGE, without any deraugo mont whatever. We confidently reeommend this watch to tho trado and tho public as tho BEST WATCH FOR THE PRICE IN THIS MAKKET, Tho full trade-mark engraved on the plato of each watch is "AMERICAN WATCHCO-, CRESCENT-SI., WALTHAM, MASS.," and it is distinctively known as tho 1 CRE3CENT-sr. Watoh. Fo sale by all loading Jawclors, GENERAL AGENTS, . my '5 1 BOND-ST.. N. Y. NOTICE. To all wliom It may concwral THAT I will appear on Saturday, tho 22d day of Judo next, at 10 o'clcock a.m., at tho U. S.-Land Olilco. in Bait 1-nke city, U. T., to mako cash entry IS o. 310y, for the townsito of Drnuorvillo, embracing tho following fol-lowing described landr, to The southwest south-west quarter, tho west half of northwest quarter and tho southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 2'J, and tho southeast quarter of the north enst quarter ot section i.0, township 3,. south of run so 1 oust, containing 3-0 aoros. To mako tho proof required by law, and show that I am entitled to havo the ontry mado under "An Act of Congress, for tho relief of tho inhabitants of cities and towns upon tho public lauds," approvod March lid, 1Su7; and "An Act aiuondat jry thereto," approved ap-proved Juno Sth. ISIS, for tho uso and bone-lit bone-lit of tho inhabitants thereof, at which time and place any person or persons can appear and show cause, if any there bo, why such entry should not bo madu. J5. SMITH, Probate Judgo lor Salt Lako county. Salt Lake City. amy 20 th, 1ST::. mil! ORE SACKS FOB BALK, in largo or smnll quantities, quanti-ties, at the office of H. S. JACOBS, my22 Kimball Block. WIYI. LANAHAN & SON, DISTILLERS AND JOBBERS OF RYE WHISKEYS, Warehouse No. 30 Light Street, BALTIMORE. my2l DR.CHAS. NEILSON, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Officer, temporarily at residence 1st South street, opposite Episcopal Church, my21 NOTICE. UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD COJIPT,, Ocneral Freight and Tiokot Office, Ki8 Salt Lako City. May 0, 1S72. ("10.NSIGNEE3 receiving freight by the J car load per Utah Central or U tab, South- Kailroads are required to unload tho oars 1 within twenty-four hours from arrival, or j demurrage will bo charged at tho rate of So, 00 per day porcar. M. II. DAVIS. Freight Agt. CAUTION ! ALL persons are cautioned against negotiating nego-tiating for the Quartz Lodo. now known as the "Rio Del Norte," situated in tho Tin-tic Tin-tic Mining District, as it is tho Austin Lodo Discovery and haa boon unlawfully relocated. re-located. JOHN EDDINS Si CO. Salt Lake CityMay 20. '72. mj21 SPECIAL ADVERIISE.HE.MS WASTED. A FIRST-CLASS ALE AND PORTER browcr; none but an experienced band who oan give goo'l reference need apply. R. B. MARGETTS, Utah Brewery, mj-16 Salt Lake City. FIRST-CLASS BOARD Ir A PRIVATE family, for a geDllcman, his wife and ono child, for which a liberal prico will bo paid. Enquire of J. P. Pago; office, No. '6, OTor Post Office. niy22 LOST. ON MONDAY EVENING, A BLACK onamolod Locsot, with portrait. The finder will be rewarded on returning it to No. 12 Main street. my22 ON MONDAY MORNING, BETWEEN tho Townsend House and the Warm Spring), on the upper road, a lady's fur collar. Tho finder will bo rewarded by leaving it at this office- my21 STRAYED, FROM HERD GROUND NEAR U. C. Depot, a dark red yearling steer, no brands or earmarks; white spot in (o rob. end. Any information will bo thankfully received re-ceived by W.fl. Dougall, 17th ward. my 21 IjiROM ANDERSON'S COV HERD, A woek ago, a liht red sovon-year old Cow, branded A. Musscr on loft horn. Tho finder shall be suitably rewarded by myI9 A. M. Mess eh. FOR KE5T. AN OFFICE, ON TUE FIRST FLOOR, in tho main business part of IWain. st. Also a new, elegant Dwelling Houso, ia a retired but pleasant locality. CLAYTON A JONASSON, Third door south of Uodbe's corner. my!9 TWO FINE BASEMENTS. WELL lighted and dry. Apply to tho office of tho Great Western Hotol. my 17 A TWO-STORY DWELLING HOUSE with nine rooms andcellar, and ono and a quarter acres planted with tho choicost fruit; located on Eighth East stroot, near First South, in the 11th W:ird. En-iuiro at A- Lcvonthal s Auction House. my'J A FIRST-CLASS FURNISHED BED-JTX. BED-JTX. room, suitable for one or two gentlemen, gentle-men, one and a half blocks west of the Townsend Houso. Enquire of Mrs. Fcrgu-son Fcrgu-son on the premises. my 8 FOR SALE. A FIRST CUSS BUGGY AND SINGLE Harness fur sale cheap. For particulars particu-lars inquire of J. F. Frost, at Tcosdol & Co.. . SaltLake City. myo HEAP FOR CASH. THE BOX ELDER place ono block east from Depot. Land, 5 by 20 rods. Orchard of choicest fruit aged trcos. Apply to LeGrand Young, on tho premise, or at tho offico of Jos. A. Young, FS D rTG R OVES, CCnra Domist, Office, Second South Strcot, Three doors went of Rovoro House, half a block east of Elephant Store. Salt Lako City. OB Hour rca a n.m. to j p.m. mil A Argt ntn Lodge, No. 3, A. V. V 1 A" tilteil communications of this Lodge held on the hrst anil ' V.L third Tuesday of oich month, at Masonic Hall. East Temple Street. Members of aistor lodges and sojourning brethren in gooi standing aro codially invited. in-vited. E- B. ZABRISKIE. W. M. C- A- GOl LD, t-ccret-iry pro tern, ayO GEO. V. M. BOUTELLE, Civil Eiuiueer and r. S. Miueral Purveyor for Hah. Applications for the Surveys of Minos for a I'. . Pa:ent and the preparation of ihe necirjajy diagrams and pipers, will receive personal and prompt attention. Survey.-. Emulates and Drawings and all wnrk connected witii the proiceiion cartlullj and correctly pen-'ruieJ. (Jrns in tho EuiiJvrjc occupied by the Surveyor Generals U:e. opposite tne low ae end Uoase, alt Lake Cny. IFEHESCKS : Jen. C . O- Cleaienu. V-Surveyor 'ieneml; Hon- J. M Mu-jre, Poitmaster, Bali Lake City. Dr. O. D.Ca-s President Bank ofCorinne: Bon. O. J.lUdli..ier. L.s . Collector iur Utah: Gen. Itoo. R, Muwell, Register U. b. Land S. T.-1S60-X. ONWARD I THK medical revolution which commenced com-menced years ago with the gradual disuse of blood-letting, salivation, drastic purgatives, and powerful opiated, opi-ated, goes bravely and gloriously on. Kvery day the sick grow wiser. They are no longer willing to open their mouths, shut their eyes, and tako whatever what-ever the doctors are pleased to prescribe, without inquiry. They want to know the nature of the medicines they are desired to swallow, and demand to bavc the mysterious Latin lingo of the profession translated into plain Kng-lsh. Kng-lsh. The Invalid World understands at last that VIGOR la the great antagonist an-tagonist ef disease. The feeble decline to be utterly prostrated by depleting pills and potions, and turning from such mendicamenta with loathing, judiciously place thgir trust in a romc-dy romc-dy which oombines with the properties of an Alterative those of a pure and wholesome Tonic and Kestorativo. It is now about twelve years since this grand desideratum was introduced under the name of PLANTATION BITTERS, and from that timo to tho present its progress has been without a parallel in the history of proprietary medicines. With the spirit of the sugar cane the most nutricious of all stimulants for its basis, and medicated solely with the juices and extracts of rare vegetable specifics, such as Cahsaya Bark, tho best known Tonio that the world produces, pro-duces, and whioh makos it by all odds the most unobjectionable invigorant, corrective and general alterative that has ever been plaoed by science within tho reach of the sick, the suffering, and tho despondent. Hence it has overleaped all competition, and Plantation Plan-tation Bitters ia to-day the most popular popu-lar Tonic on either side of the Atlantic nnui mots mini FOR MAJf AXD BEAJiT. Probably few articles have ever had so extensive a sale, whilo none have been more universally beneficial than the celebrated Mexicam Mustang Liniment. Lini-ment. Children, Adults, Horses and Hnmpstir Animals, are alwavs liable tc accident, and it is safe to say, that no family can pass a single season without some kind of an emollient being neces sary. It becomes a matter of importance import-ance then to secure the best. The merits of the AIkxican Mubtanq Liniment aro well known throughout the habitable world. From the million upon million of bottles sold, no complaint com-plaint has over reached us. It is recommended re-commended for Cuts, Jiruisos, Sprains, Rheumatism, Swellings, Bites, Chilblains. Chil-blains. fcc, upon man, and for Spavins Founders, King-bone, Poll Evil Scratches, "Wind-Galls, Hoofale, &c, upon horses, IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF HORSES, "This is to oortify. That the Mexican Mas-tang Mas-tang Liniment has boon extensively used in our stables throughout tho country (wo have 2,500 horses) with the greatest benefit in all cases of galls, kicks, sprains, lamonoss, stiffness, stiff-ness, oto. Many of our men havo had occasion occas-ion to uso it in thoir families, and ait speak of it in tho hiffhost torms. One of our men gat kiokod and badly out and braised; as usual, us-ual, tho Muetans Liniment was resorted to; tho lameness was removed, and he was almost al-most woll in four days. Wo oan cheerfully recommend it as a valuable preparation for man or beast. Yours respectfully, J. DUNNING, Foreman of Adams St Co's. xp's. Stables, N. Y. "We tako groat pleasure in recommending the Aloxionn Mustang Liniment as an indispensable indis-pensable and raluablo article and tho best we have over usod for Sprains, Soros or Galls on horses. Somo of our men havo also usod it for sovore burns and sores, as woll as rhoumatio pains, and ail say it acts like maS1' J, II. HEWITT. Foroman. For American Express Co., 10 Wall Stroot; Harden' Eipross Co., 74 Broftdway; Pullon, VirRil 4 Co., Express Co., 14 Wall Stroot; Wells, Fargo & Co., li Wall Stroot. Over throe hundred livery etablos in the city of New York alone are using the Mexican Mustanq Linimknt, in all of which it gives unusual satisfaction. satisfac-tion. CAUTION Some unprincipled parties havo undor- tason to oounterieu mis uinimunt. j.ui gonuino is wrapped in a fine Stool Plate 1 oneravinc, with "Q. W. Westbrook, Chom-1 1st." and -Trado Mark, MEXICAN MUSTANG MUS-TANG LINIMENT," engraved across the face of each wrapper: Tho whole boars tho proprietors' private United States Kovenuo Stamp, and not a common stamp, as usod by druggists. Lyok Mamofaotuhiso Co., 427 53 Park Piaoo. N. Y. B.W. Allen & Co., 47 Broadway, Now York. BRANCH HOUSE, Under Post-Office, S. L. City. Agent! for the Celebrated COLO SEAL WHISKY W. 8. FOSTER, Agent. FLOUR, FEED GRAIN DEPOT, sK:,j Salt Lake City. JKOWLDEM kcopa all kind, of 3r H. jSk. I XT, FLOUR AND FEED, UN SALE in Largo or Small Quantities, also GRAHAM, HiTE AND BUCKWHEAT BUCK-WHEAT FLOUR, BOLTED CORN MEAL, CRACKED CORN, CRACKED WHEAT For Drspcptlcj, And all oihrr klntls of Chopped Grain to suit customer.. CARS OF GRAIN Arriving every day, and For Sale Cheaper than the Cheapest. Freighters ani Families civo bim a call beforo purchasing, aa he will SELL. All goods purchased at bid store wil' be delivered fkee to aDjr part of the city within reasonable distance. G. H. KIVOWL DE West BlUe of ?Inli. Street, opposite Well., Fargo Co'i aad Deaeret Telegraph 011.ee. REMOVAL. Gto.Clork haa removed his barberini establishment from nd South Street to tho third door south of tho City Liquor Store, (up-ntnlrs) where he would bo pleued to see his riendj and patrons. I HALL'S JK? VEGETABLE SICILIAN : -J RENEWER. Every year increases the popularity of this valuable Hair Preparation ; which is due to merit alone. We can assure our old patrons that it is kept fully up to its high standard ; and it , is the only reliable and perfected preparation prep-aration for restoring Gray or Faded 1 Hair to its youthful color, making it soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp, by its use, becomes whtto and clean. It removes all eruptions and dandruff, and, by its tonic properties, prevents the hair from falling out, as it stimulates stimu-lates and nourishes tho hair-glands. By its use, tho hair grows thioker and stronger. In baldness, it rcstoros the capillary glands to their normal vigor, and will create a new growth, exoept in extreme old age. It is tho most economical Hair Dressing ever used, as it requires fewer applications and gives the hair a splendid, glossy appearance. ap-pearance. A. A. Hayes, M.O., State Assayer of Massachusetts, says, "Tho constituents aro pure, and . carefully selected ior excellent quality ; and I consider it tho Best Preparation for its intended purposes." Sold by all Dritgoists and dealers t medicines. PRICE ONE DOLLAR, Buckingham's Dye FOR THE WHISKERS. As our Kcnewer in many cases re quires too long a time, and too much care, to restore gray or faded Whiskers, Whisk-ers, we bavc prepared this dye in one I preparation; which will quickly and effectually accomplish this result. It is easily applied, and produces a color which will neither rub nor wash off. Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents, Manufactured by R. P. Hall tt Co., Nmhuu, IN. H. FOR SALE AT Z. C. M. I. ; DRUG DEPARTMENT. NEW YORK TRADE-BENEDICT, TRADE-BENEDICT, HALL & Co. Manufacturers and Wholeaalo Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES 134 and 130 Grand St., New York, Corner Crosby, one blook oast of Broadwa d!4 THOS. ffl. ARGALL & Co., Men's, Youths' Boys' and Childron's CLOT H IN Q-3 AT WHOLESALE, 313 A. 31 Broadway, New York. J. B. C0TLK3. T2 L. M. BATES & CO., 451 453 Broadway, SEW YORK, ikporiirs i.tn JODBiaa in Fancy Dry 6oods: HOSIERY, WHITE GOODS, WOOLENS, SHAWLS YANKEE NOTIONS, &c J. H. BULGKEL lol SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. ROSENBAUM & FRIEDMAN a dt 84 Battery St., Sa Fran, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in French, English, German and America, DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Hosiery, Corsets, Ribbons And full lino of Smnllwares. w6 GRAND HOTEI On Market. New Montsomory and Sooond UtrooLa, FRAKCISCO, t3 A T, JOHNSON & Co., Proprietor re TO TUK TRADE. For Sale In Store and Warcnousci 2.500 barrels J. H. Cutter whisky, 600 barrels Daniel Boone whisky, 4"0 bnrrola Eldorado whisky, STfi barrels C. & M. Chicken Cock whisk; 2r0 barrels Old Bourbon whisky, 375 barrels Marshall whisky, 1.R00 barrels otbor popular brands Ky. " 5,000 ca?cs J. II. Cutler whisky. Also in Store and Bond: 2.r0 )4 ea-'ks assorted brands French brand 2U0 octuves " " " " ftO pipes Ho'Iand Gin, I.w V, 225 )4. oasks Port Wino, assorted brands 75 octaves " " '" SX1 14 oasks Sherry Wine " 260 ootaves " " " " Orders Solicited. A. P. UOTAUSQ CO., 431 Jackson Street. San FrnnciFco, California. Mcairs. CUXMSGTON &. CO., our AgouLs for Salt Lake and Utah. a21 A. P. HOTALING 6c c67 SOLE AGENTS I' OR TUB J. H. CUTTER OLD BOURBON WHISKY, AND IMPORTERS OP FINK WINES AND LIQ.UORS, 431 Jackson fct,, Snn Franclxco. J n!9 J. H. CUTTER OLD BOURBON WHISKY. C. P. MOORMAN & CO., Louisville, Kentucky, Distillers, The Ti-fle and Conanmerd aro notified that tho abovo is tho only genuine brand of Cutter whisky, and that tho undorsiiinod aro tho solo AKcnts for tho same. All other brands claiming to ho "Cutter" whisky aro only poor imitations. J,n ordcr to pro-vent pro-vent Ir.vid, (ho names of tho Agents are burned in cnoli barrel, and blown m cnclt bottle, with a fac-slmile 11 If; nature na-ture or I ho lirtn covering the corks. None otlier frentiine. A. P. HOTALIKO - CO., Bolo Asonts for tho Pacific Coast, iil Jackson Street, ban FranH-co. California. ct ssi.t:TO. &. CO., Agenta for Salt Lake and Utah, &21 MlCHKLg, FR.IKDLANDER A CO., uroEiiig or Furnishing and Fancy Goods, No. 7 .J- 9 Battery St., (Oriental Black) San Ffanrftco, California, Solo Manufacturers of tho IMPROVED YOKE AMERICAN SHIRT. , ap4 J. b weosraB. . d. shattocx. WOOSTER & SHATTUCK, COMMISSION MERCHANTS And Wholwalp Uralm in Provisions, Butter, Chajse, Lard, HAMS, BACOR, ETC., 317 A. 310 From it., eor. Commercial, SilN VKANC1SCO. ai I E. A. FAR CO & CO., Importers and Jobbtrd of Brandies. Wines ani Liprs, 316 Front St., cor. Commercial, d. h. NY. fJS SAN FHANCIFCG. a. CBiaLoncH. wiirta b-xie. u. b. ui-.tt. 3D. CHIBX.OVIOH , CO., luijnjrlori and wtiolm&lo dtvli-r, la FINK W IXK8 A L10.LIORS, no li iiiuij rot JLSSE, MD0E & CO'S FINE OLD BOUSBON AND RYE WHISKIES. D 1 I 0 T rlOX LOOISTILLI, IT. tOI Front 6u. HAN TKANCISCO. pi I SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. MAXIM GAS COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. 'IMIE Publio arc creeially invited to ex-X ex-X a id i no our method ot producing CIAS for lighting ! CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES, Private Residences, Public Buildings, Fao-toricd. Fao-toricd. Churches, QUARTZ MILLS. oto , oto., etc., in city or country, THE MAX! GAS WORKS arc different in their construction an! opor-ntin opor-ntin from anythii c hereto foro oilercd to iho public. '1 ho 'orks are Mmi'lo, ery com i act in form, silo, reliable, automatic and produces A Superior Qiinllty of Illuminating Gas, at a Very Moderate Cost. Tho Works can Walker Bros' Mammoth Store, SALT LAKE CITY. nr nt tho office of tho Company, No. 238 Montgomery Isireot. in Fraiu-iico. This Company have already licbtod five Towns in Uulifernin; viz.: Santa Komi, Santa Uarhara ban Hufacl, Watsonvillc and Hod-wood Hod-wood City. Works are also boinn constructed construct-ed for Carson City, Nevada. Kuroka, California, Cali-fornia, and llcaldabuTfi. California. Wo enn nlso refer to tho followinR pcntle-meii pcntle-meii who havo beon ueinn our Uomeslio Works for ovor one year: I. O. Mills. Pros't Bank of California; JollS II. llKDlNiTON, of KcditiEton, Uos-totter Uos-totter i Co., Sin Francisco; Gr.i. II. IIov.u:r. Pres't Homo Mu'ual In- J. Mora Moss, Vice President Sun Francisco Fran-cisco ti-is Co.; M. J. O'Connor, of Conroy & O'Connor, San Francisco; Jambs ()AiniLE,Pin't Western Union Tolograph. Tolo-graph. tan Franciico; Rev. C. T. Mills, Mills' Seminary, Brooklyn Brook-lyn Cal.; JoiiX T. Doylr, San Francisco; II. A. Bluss, Lathrop, Cal ; Talaiipais Hotel, San Rafael, Cul. Tlc Company propn.se lo multc an effort to Iiit loii nt e tills Gas Into Suit Luke City at an early day. Those desiring further information, either from business motives or otherwi.-e. can obtain ob-tain tho same by addressing Tub Maxim Gas Company ok CiLtrottsu, iS Montsomory Street, San Francisco. Okkickrp: President. J. O. Eldridgo, of Newhall k Co., Pan Francisco; Vico President, W. H.Ladd, San Francisco; Treasurer, Chris. Reis, of Rcis liro'e, San Francisco; Secretary, Robt, Day: Gen oral Manager, James H. Clark, myld MURPHY.GBANT & GO. Importers of American and European Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, SAN FRANCISCO, ' CALIFORNIA, Call the attention of tho Trade to their large and oomplote stock of , FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, .Which they are now receiving direct from European Manufacturers, comprising in part Frtuch Merino, . Wool Sfittnei, Wool Plalda, French and Gorman, Irlsli and French Poplins, Empron Cloth Tamlie, black and colored, IVciTetecna, AlpncaBf black and colored SILKS, VELVETS, RIBBONS ALSO OLOVES, , Kid, Buck, Berlin (Ladies', Misses', GenUI - Gents' Underwear A And all kinds of Gents' Furnishing Goods Iloilory, complete In all its branchoa White Goodi, i Ilnnilkerclilefi, M Shirting Llntitl, tullta, whito and eolorl," amnk, brown loom Had bluicbed TnweU, Uack, D Safer, Turkish. Napkin aixtt Uoyllca, j kite, Utc, Ut MINERS' FOUNDRY " AND MACHINE WORKS, Oo-Opcrativc, 35 First Street, Snn Francisco ly Angell, Palmer & Co., a2T MANAGERS BOOTS AND SHOES, California Manufacture, FOR. WHOLESALE TRADE, H eaver & Taylor, 118 Front Street, San Francisco. California. a!2 A. C. OIETZ & CO. in forties or PAINTS, OILS, Varnishesand Lamps, No. 224 FRONT STREET, Bet. Sacramento A California, Sm.n Francliso m A. J. GltlFFITH, Dealer In jteygvrjgg all klndjor XIOH.ItSZ db UMOKiSD SALMON AND HERRINGS, 1S3 Washington Stract. All kJoda of Drlod, Smoked and l'iokled Flab oonBlantlr on hnod. J4 LAZARD FRERES, Importers and Jobbers of Foreign and Domestic Do-mestic 1'ancj- aiid btaile DRY GOODS. Depot of Goods Manufactured at the Mission and Pacijic Mills, Consolidated. Baa . 5A7 Market St., Snn Fr njH Paris : 2S Rue Do L'Echign E. MARTSFJ & CO. Wholesale Lipr Dealers, 408 (front Street, Snn Franciico Proprietors of MILLE11'8 KITKA OLD DOUKBOH And sole scon Is for , t. CUIUR'S EXTRA OLD BOURBON WHISKIES ConflUntly on han-l, n full ajjortmont of all tho nrd Lit a it U of Wlii.kln, Flu ilrtndl Foreign md Domestic Wltici, j tn'i DllUri, rnrillali, JL ' L- A.fcandpnou, T. L. Horn. SANDERSON i HORN, Itni'orterb and Jobbers of HUMS AD T0B.UT0, (Pmi.net. t. u L.i I.-.uk.U Cm I'lrv.) Sole naniiu-titrcra the eelebrulrd 'CHAS. DICKENS' CIGAR -1 III l'Vont Hti-t-of. Between Wnahtiifrton and Clay, BAH F11A CISCO. aA SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. IMPORTANT WORKS ON MINES AND MINING Legal Titles to Mining Claims and attr Hlphn. U- Orocorv Yalo. S7 U Proermi of UoHl and Mlvrr subtraction, sub-traction, for General Use. By Guido Kustel. f.S (K). Sul hnrets, What thoy are. How AmftjMl, and How Worked! lr W'm. Rurntnw. $1 (HI. The Mlnlnfr and Metallurgy of tiold and Mlver, By J.Arthur Phil-lip Phil-lip ?i:!MV Tlie Metallurgy Of Lead, Including Uenllvcrlifttlon, and Cuncllallon. JJyJohn Percy. Sl.idO. A. Manual of Practical Assaying. By John Mitchell. O. S. $12 nl. Crookc'i and llohrlg'a Trcatl on IlletnUtirKy, in Unte vol. Vol. 1. Silver and Lcml. Vol. 11. roir andiron. Vol.111. Slrcl and Kul. Ktch vol. sold loiiaraloly at S10 Wi rrr yoI. The Metallurgy and Mining of Copper. Cop-per. Hv A. 8. PifTRot. M. D. 1 H A Treat te on Oru Dcjonlts. By Bern-hard Bern-hard Von Cuia. SI SO. A System of Mineralogy. By Jutnea D. Dana. M. A. $lu UO. Any of the above works sent by mail on ro- coiin of price in coin, or iU equivalent, in ourroncy. Wo also have in addition fo tho nbnve. a lnree ansoritnont of Scion lifio, Standard and Miscellaneous Books, Blank Biokb and Stationery. Catalogues furnisbod on application. appli-cation. Address A. HO MAN & CO., Publishers, llookaellcaa, Importers and Station en. No. 11 Montgomery St., Lick Houso Block, bun t'raucisco. California. on ESTABLISHED 1 6 6 0, CivsWe j&yov, Importers of Teas , East India ' goods and general groceries, 213 and 215 Front Street, San Francisco. 8,i CRAY, JONES &CO. DEPOT O V THE SANTA CRUZ TANNERY, MANUFA'U-ERSOF 0K SOLE LEATHER, No. 418 Battery Street, SAN FRANCISCO. , EliMUSB JOHF.S, ) q. . r HAMUSL O. 0RT, i J -sti'H Uostqu. J a!mLa wua ban Francisco. Established in 1851. C. VENARD, Manufacturer oftho Original Chartro's Coffee, And all kinds of Spices and California Mustard, 625 and 627 Front Street, between Jsokeon and Paoifio. SAN FRANCISCO. 5 CALIFORNIA CRACKER CO., MANUFACTURERS OP ALL KINDS Of Fancy Crackers, Cates &Biscnits, 803 Battery St. near Broadway, SAN FRANCISCO. a6 PARKER, WATTSON & CO, (Successors to Well k Co.,) Importers and Manufacturers of TOBACCO AND CIGARS, 221, 223 and 225 Frost St., oor. Sacramento, a5 SA.N FRANCISCO, CAL. TEASDEL &CO., Eagle House, 65, 67 & 69. ; STANDARD GOODS, STAPLES ! STAPLES ! ! DRY GOODS . DEPARTMENT, GROCERY DEPARTMENT, LADIES' BOOT & SHOE DEPARTMENT, - MEN'S FURNISHING O E P A R T M E N T , i. MEN'S BOOT, SHOE & HAT DEPARTMENT, BLEES' SEWING MACHINE DEPARTMENT, LADIES FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. CHOICEST STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, MER-CHANDISE, UNEQUALLED UNEQUAL-LED WITHOUT EXCEPTION. Departments lave ton MM. New Goods Arriving Every Day. All Orders Filled With Care. EVEHY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE MERCHAN-DISE FOR FAMILY USE ALL COMBINED IN ONE HOUSE. GREATEST CARE AND ATTENTION ATTEN-TION GIVEN TO LOW THICKS. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. GooUs and parcels delivered lo .my part of the City aad Railways TEASDEL & CO., EAGLE HOUSE, No. 0.5. TEASDEL i CO., EAGLE HOUSE, No. (7. TEASDEL i CO., EAGLE HOUSE, No, (i'J. MiobiilKi. T.N. Who. WAND, KANE & CO., (Successors to Hunter) Wnd Co lrui'ortors and Wholesale DoaJcri in UES D LIQUORS. l'rorrlotcr, of llantar', CtlilornU Wlioat wixlalM.oy- A1.0 Ac.nti for Joi.ph F'ci' colobr.tod PconlTn RYE WHISKEY OUT ....I OU Froutat., '" BAH rilAMCISCO. mj31 |