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Show OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. UNITKD STATUS OF KICK KM FOR UTAH: OOTenior George L. Wootlp Oregon. ( SeciDUrj Oeorgn A. block, Utnli. Chief Jua tire J. D. UrKrn, New York. AuocUta Juticee0. ?. Strickland, Mich., and 0. SI. llawley, 111. Marshal M.T. Patrick, Sttra.ik. U. 8. Altonier C. U. Ueinriifc,), Col. 8urteyor-Qiiioriil C. 0. Cluuieots, I-vl. Receiver of Public Mtmoyt J. U. OTerton, Pa. Rogtatw of Lund Office OeorBo K. Maxwell Uicli. U. 3. Autor Cooy, of California. 0. 8. Collator 0. J. Ilolliitor, Cal. TKIllllTOKtAL OfyiCKKS: Delegnto to OonRTCiii Wm. II. Iloopor. Attoruey-Oi-iioraJ ZcnibUnUji;Suow. Marshal J. D. T. McAllister. Auditor Wm. Clayton. Treasurer James Jock. Superintendent of Comiuon Schools Robert L. Campbell. SALT LAKE COUNTY OFylCKRS : Probate Judge, Eliia 9niith. Select men, IU"iUon Miliar, Isaac M.' Stewart W 0 Neal ; Coroner, II. S. Bun lie. Sheriff, H. T. Burton. Prosecuting Attorney, 38. Snow. Assessor and Collector, It. J. Qoldiug. Troaauror, TbooJoro M-eai. County Clerk, K. W. Kasl. County Rocordar, Edwin D. Woolloy. Bcuool Superintendent, Robert L. Campbell. CITY OKF1CBKS : Mayos, Daniel It. Wells. Aldeiimex. lit Municipal Ward, Isaac Oroo. 2nd " " Samuel W.Richards. 3rd " " A.'.H. Rnlolgh. tn " Joter Clinton. 1th " " A. C. Pyper. CoosciLoas. ft. T. Burton, Tboodoro McKoan, Thomas Jen-kinj, Jen-kinj, Ilcber P. Kimball, Henry Qrow, John Clark, Tbomas McLolland, John R. Winder, Lewi 8. Ullli. Recorder Robert Conipbvll. Troaaurer Pnnl A. Scliutttitr. Manual John U. T. McAllister. Auditor of Public Account Robert Camp hoi I. AssosHor and Collector John R, Winder. SupurvUwr of Streets Isaac Oroo. Burvoyor Jesse W. Fux. Board of School Inspectors Professor J. R Purk, Robert I,. Campbell, Uonry I. Doremus. Boalur of Weights aud .Mu.-umrei Nathan DurU Ctptulu Of Police Andrew Burt. Water Mas tor Isaac Oroo. Inspector of Buildings A. II. Raleigh. " " Wood and Lumber II. Dinwoodey " " Liquors Robert Campbell. " " Provisions JossoC. Little. Quarantine Physician Jeter Clinton. Chief Engineer Piro Department John D. T McAllister. Board of Kianilning Physiciani Doctors ff. V Anderson, J. S. Ormsby, Jeter Clinton. City Market Maxtor Andrew Hurt. " Sexton Joseph B. Taylor. " Stock Inspector II. J. Faust. Superlutoiidont Inauiio Asylum and Uoupltol Tliootioro McKcan. Physician Insono Asylum and UospiUl Jo tor Clinton. 1st Municipal Ward-Lovl llltur. 2nd " " Samuel Ttirubow. 8rd " " Gideon II. C. Glbbs. 4lb " " Millon Alwood. 6th " ' W. 0. A. Smool. Arrival and Closing of Mails. ARRIVALS. East Through mail, daily, 7:30 p.m. Local Ogdon, Echo City, Wasatch and Morgan county, doily, 7:30 " Summit and Wasatch counties, Tuesday, and Thursday, 7:31) " West Through mall, daily, 10:30 a.m Local West Jordan and Ilerriman, Thursday, 7:00 p.m. Tooele co'y, dully, except Snudny, 8:00 p.m. GrantsTlllo, Saturday, 8:00 p.m North Idaho, Montana, Oregon aud Washington Wash-ington Territory, daily, 10:30 a.m. Loca -Davis aud Box Elder comities, daily, 10:30 a.m. Cache couuly, Monday, Thursday and Saturday, 10.30 a.m. Rich county, Monday and Thursday " " 'Booth Flllmoro, ami oil intermediate offices, (hilly, 6:00 a.m. St, George and Arizona, alternate days, G:00a.m. Sanpoto county, Tuesday, '..Thursday and Saturday, 0:00 a.m. Fairfield and Cedar. Vol ley, Friday, 0:00 a.m CLOSING. last Through mail, dally, 0 pJn Local Og Jen, Morgan county, Jfcho City and Wasatch, dully, 9 11 8 ii mill it and Wn&atch counties, Monday aud Woduosday, 9 " West California and Noruda, Through moil, uud Ogdeu, daily, 1:30 " Local West Jordan aud llorrlinan, Thursday, 6:80 s.m Tooele, Stockton and Grautsvlllo, daily, except Sunday 0:U0 " North Idaho, Montana, Washington and Oregon, dally, 1:30 p.m. Local Davis und Weber counties, dally, 9:00 " Box Kldurcouuly, daily, 1:30 " One ho county, Sunday, Tueidiiy and Thundity, 1:30 " Rich county, Tuusday and Tlmrs. 1:30 " South Fillmore, and all In tor mod Into offices, daily, 6:30 a.m Bt, (J cor go and Arizona, alteruuto days, 6:30 " San to county, Monday, M'vdiiosday and Friday, 6:110 " FalrOold aud Cedar V'y, Wednesday, 6:30 " OFFICE HOURS. General Delivery open from 8 a.m. to 0 p.m. Sfltidny, lilo 1 p.m. Mnuey Order and Registry Departmcul open from 0 s.iu. to 4 p.m. Outaldu door open from e n.ui. to U p.m. J. M. M00RK, I'ohI master. IS.. l Olllce, Salt Luke City, Uluh. MEDICAL. J. D. THOMPSON, M. D., HYS1(J1.N AND SUIIGKOX, Otrors his profo?siomtl scrvicos to llio pcoplo of rfalt Luke City. Kcsideno at ltolivar Kolierls brirk hourtS, oppouio St. Mark's Cbu t vh . j-S 0. C. ORMSBY, M.D. PHYSICIAN, SUKGKON AUD UltUUOiKT, UI11UIIA1H C1TV, UTAH. F. 11. SIilitOiS, M.D., Physician t tiurpeoii and Accoucheur, UQlco Mniu Street, Over Taylor A GuUor's store. J. M. K F. 1). RKiVKDICT, SURGfcONS AND PHYSICIANS, Ofllco uver Cilder liro's Muio Emporium. W.r AN-EHSOM, M.O. H.J. RICHARDS, M.D, S Hint' on s nutl Pliysicinus, Oliii c'. for thn prssont, at their rcprctive residences ui the l.ith and 17lh Wards. 1 DR. GROVES, OdU e Mud SoulU SI., Suit I.nkc City. Throo doors Wet of Kovoro IIouso, halfla block Host ot tlio Klophant Storo. iirra'i uouua fhoii :i a,u. to 5 p.m. ml BATHSBATHSI Warm Spring Hat lis ! Private and Plunge. These celebrated baths are open to the public at all seasons. Their medicinal properties arc r widely known that It is neediest to enumerate them. Ewldos the Prlte Baths, the Iftrpe and handsomely handsome-ly fnnilihod Plung Datlis for ladles and Qsntlemsii art now open. tl. AltNULU. nil LEGAL. J . COOP 15 K , ATTOKNEY AXD C0U.SELL01i, Ollke-Exchnii(;e and ReadliiK Itoonin, iip-Htalm. juii BALT LA K B C1TT. 'ni. 1 IAYU(X, tlvte Jmlyo of Jth District Court, Nevada,! ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Office temporarily Room No. 12, Tnylor's Buildings, K.iit Icmiilc btrect, oppusito the Salt Lake Uou9c. ' nl 3. II. Hompstcatl, M. JCirkpatrick HEMPSTEAD & KIRKPATRICK, Attorncyn-at-JLaw, f Main Street, opposito Wolls, Furgo Co., SALT I-AKE.CITY. C. II. Hompstead. U.S. Att'y for Utah. 2 Z. SNOW. E. D. H0OE. SXOV & IIOliK, tttornoye and Couuelon at Law Si.lt l..iko City. L'tali. Office at Snow's comer, 1st Kaat Street. ju5 JONATHAN C. ROYLE, A T T O R N J5 Y - A T - L A V , Salt Lake City, Utali. Office-Godho i;ntdinir. 2J Floor. Itesi-Jcnco Itesi-Jcnco on :Jd K.iit struct. bctwooL South nnd 1st South titrcoti. e'i) S. P. McCurd. C. U. MorKan . :CUUDV At MORGAN, Ationmys-at-Law, Ot-ricn-- ' 'ioors oast of IIsrald Office, SALT LAKE CITY. ' T U 11 & MANN. ttoiuey8-at-J-aw, OQiao, first South St., Fourth door oast of Iloopor, Eldredgo 1c Co'a liaut. Salt Lake City. ai Warner Earll. F. M. Smith. KAULL At S3IITII, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, B ALT LAK8 CITY, East Tomplo Street, ono door south of o2U Godbo's Store BANKERS. WELLS, FARGO & GO,, Express Forwarders, Baukers, DEALERS IN EXCHANGE. Drafts on. Europe and all the principal prin-cipal cities of tke United States. EUROPEAN COLLECTIO NS Promptly attended to. Kaat Temple St., Salt Lake City. TIIE0. F. TRACY. Aeont. mil r Thou. R. Jonea, A. W. White HANKING IIOIJSK 01" A. W. WHITE &. CO,, BAST TEMPLK STK15ET, 0,0 Salt Lako City. fWiSffiBMDFmS, (Buccesiorsto Iluey, Dalilcr Co.) WabeksUdssey, ' C. L. Dahler, Prosidobt. Vice Prost. Anthony GoubBi Caahicr. Also oonnoctinK offices at Ogdon andOorinno, Utah, and Virginia and Helena, Montana, Dealers in Gold Dust, Coin and Currency, Draw Exchange on Now York, Chicago, St- Louia, Otuu-ha, Denver, San U'ranoisco, and all parte of Europe. Collections Promptly Attended To. mil Bank of Deseret, Successor to HOOPER, ELDREDGE & Co., Corner East Tciuplo aud First South Streets, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. PAID UP CAPITAL, - 8100,000. BHIGUAM YOUNG Prcaidont, H. S ELDHEDCili, Vice Pres. WM.JI. HUOPKK. WM. JENNINGS, f Directors. , JOHN SHARP, I I'ERAMOUZ LITTLE, L, S. HILLS, Uubhior, J Dcul in GOLD DUST, COIN, EXCHANGE, Li AND WAUUANT8, COL- LEUE SOUIP, &c. Collootioas uiado and promptly remitted, re-mitted, FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOR SALE. KOTAREES PUBLIC. A. S. GOULD & SON, CONVEYANCERS, KS- Mining Doods, Acrootnonta and Bonds for Deeds, MortKanoa. Powers, of Attorney. Looaca, Contracta and other inatrumontBol writiiiic drawn with acouraoy and diapatoh. mining Companies Incorporated. Incorpora-ted. under the Laws of Utah. A. 8. COULD, and (JOMMiaSIONKK 'JL'' DEEDS lor New Tork, Massachusetts, Fcnnsylva-nia.Ohio, Fcnnsylva-nia.Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoming, Montana, Nevada, California, and other Btales and Ter-j Ter-j litorics. Easl Tatqile til., near Wells, Faryo 6'., Unit Lake Oil.). IN THAN- VAST. t Wl Cl ivf'N S. .1. JllSA.SSUS, ! Notary 1'uoiie. ConvoyiiuJ er CLAYTON & JONASSON; CoivejaRCBis ani Collectors. i-Colltlltm in "11 pmt of the World nrouintly atlcudod to. aa-niLiiLnff and other Coiiipanica incorporated incor-porated undtr the Laws of U Uh. r-UccdM, Uonds. Coutrncts, Powors of 1 Attorney, mid Lesal Inalrumonts ot all Kinds drawn with accuracy and dispatch. 4$-LoniD ncBOtintod, Kenl litttate bought, sold, or leased. 9dllllW of lxcHniit;c, Promissory Notts, DralU, uto., urwlcatcd. i-I'wi'llculHr attention given to tho ' sctllotuent ol stales, AnnoltltH, amj tho collection ol' money in 'Jreul ltntain aud 1 ticaiidiiiavi.i. i Inuirus hi litter promptly mmccrtd. Fi-om toiiLC (''i:rioiico mul iieiuin-I iieiuin-I Uncu with Dm buincfs, ntul Uiu dotcr-I dotcr-I initiation t-' !' mnilfnao in our chfirgt1?, ! wo loi'l con Lia-'iiL oi' :i 1'uir .slmro of pub-j pub-j lie p;Uron:i,','i Olllcrt t.'.n-t Teul'l Stfrel, over 13iiiif.ini Soii'm SdH-f, i ffiviloori I north of Klrsl Nut linial Uniik. octIa I " j COLLEGE SCRIP! IpilEKMFTOUS will kiyu 510 on i - cai-'li qnartLT sooiion by buying j Agricullural College Scrip. I Ai'i'ly lo THE UANIt O K DKSEHKT, ! glS Successor to Hooier. lldredcc A C HOTELS, ETC. j TOWNSEND HOUSE, SALT LAKE CITY. THE LEADING HOTEL OP UTAH. JAMES TOWNSEND, PROPRIETOR. This IIouso Is centrally and pleasantly located, lo-cated, well furnishod, and ho-t accommodations accommoda-tions for 150 guests. THE PROPRIETOR is now prenarlnK to build larne additions to his Hotel, whish whan finished, will render it the Most Complete Establishment in the ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION ! mil AMERICAN IIOTEL, A Select and First-Class House. ONE BLOCK EAST OK THEATRE, SALT LAKE OITY. TerinsS3.00 pi day. Board wlth-outrooiiis wlth-outrooiiis Slii.UU per ween. Dalln free 10 gucits. J. C. LITTLE, iun24 Proprietor. WASHINGTON HOUSE, Third South St., east of Main, SALT LAKE CITY. Spring Bed-, the best iu town, oOc. Meals, .... 2.5c. Tlilrty Newspapers takoc IIKNRY BRUNTOiN, Proriclor. octlS If.Coimercial Loflpu House, Near foot of Commercial Street, Ssmii H,x - . ja-- C. W. TAPPAN, Proprietor. Spring IJerts, flO ct. per Night, or ol5 S'.50 per Week. UTAH HOTEL, MAIIY ST., OGOBrV. The only first-class House in the Cdy. (Formerly known iu Ilia White Ifousi1,). It U greatly enlnrged, tlioronglily renovated, rcf itr niHned nnd irnvl-ded irnvl-ded with Bar Itooin, Unvbcr Shop and Bath Kooma. Omnibus to ami from nil Iniiiid. PiLSseo-iJrM going liiist from Salt l.nko City tuny now avuid tho unploiuiiiiit tiusk ol' ilii purty morn-inj; morn-inj; riiio on tlio L'tiih Contra! Hatlronil ly coming to Ogilon tlio provlous ovouiuj;, EUDEY & WILLIAMS, ol'J l'l.iiniuioi-s. GALIFOBWIA GHOP HOUSE AND OYSTElt SALOUiN, BERNARDS J- STEVENS, Prop'rs, j EAST TEMPLE STREET, Throo doors bolowSocond South St., SALT LAKE CITY. OPiiN MV AND NIGHT. s2o PHIL. MAKGETTS Has opened his now establishment on FIRST SOUTU ST., Between thoCo-oii. Store and tho Tow-nscnd House, Nearly opposite tlie New Meat Market. For tho sale ol ENGLISH and SCOTH ALES AND POUTER. Toulo's Btoiio iLle, GB.NUINK. Wholesale and Retail. A sploudid assortment of Tobacco and Cigars. The Old Stand on Second South Street I Ktlll In full blast. aug24 CITY LIQUOR STORE, Keep oonstanUy on hand. Wholesale ami Retuil, Choice Imported LIQUORS AND WINES, At Lowest Rates. GHOESDKCKg BUILDINGS, nl7 Kut Tempi Street. Furnacemen Attention ! A 1 Fire Brick. SCOTT, DUNHAM; & CO. 1BR 1 RESTS POR TUB I GOLUKlV CITY NIRB II itic k, i Which aro ciiual if not superior to the 1 best English. Spccinl ratoa Kivon by the car load. ocll2 Ayer's Sarsaparillal (l n Is widely known J. 1" Jf; us OlM! of tno most f$ t i l.K fy)t over iliscovcred fllfa -Jiafor cleansing tho 'iC,4Pi',' system iiml jnni-SSVW jnni-SSVW ifMi(Srtl Iho blood. testol'yerslWitl, ins rei-utfttion, bacd on its iutfinsic virtues, and susUunod liy its tcuiarkftblo cures. So mild as to be snfo and bene-ticinl bene-ticinl to ciiildrcn. and yet so searching as to etl'eclualy purge out tho great corruptions cor-ruptions of tho blood, such as tho scrofulous scro-fulous and syphiltic contamination. Impurities, or diseases that have lurked in tbo system fur years, socn yield to this powerful antkiolo and disappear. Ilonco its wonderful cures, many; of j which are publicly known, of Scrofula, and all scrofulous disuse?, I leers, Krujitivtis and eruptive disorders oi tho skin, Tumors, Blotches. Boils, 1'tmpUs. Funnies, Horcs. St. Anthony s lire, Rose . or t'rysipclas, Tetter. Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm and Infernal llccra-i'Ons llccra-i'Ons of tht-i'lerus Stomach and Lifer, It i nUo cures other complaint, to which it would not seem especially adapted, such a-t Drops', Duspii. Ft, Jbcuralyifi, ll'-art Disease, Female W'faknr, De-hilitt De-hilitt and Lenrorrha-d. when they are manifestation'! of tbo scrofulous poisons. It is an excellent restorer ot health ! and Ftiotm'th in the Spring. T.y renew-' renew-' inglho anpelilo and vigor ot tlio di?es-. di?es-. tivo orgaii?, it dissipates the depression a:id listless languor of tho seas.cn. iverj whero no disorder appears people feel hotter and live longer for cleansing the blood. Tho system moves on with renewed vigor and a now lease of lito. TREPARKD BY Dr. J. C. AYER & Co, Lowell, Mass., Practical and Analytical Chemists. Sold by H Drngglti everywhere. ForS.tleat 7u C. M. L DRUG STORE. 4 ORGANS. ! .ORGANS! ORGANS ! DANES & t'On : For Utah Territory, for Hie sale of the ccle-j ccle-j briitcd ! SMITH'S AMKKICAN iCABIKET ORGANS i Respectridly invito tho members of the j filuaico.1 Profession and the Public Kentnilly ! to call at their Alusia Kuoiua, ! FIRST SOUTH STREET, : Two doors east of tho Post Ollicc. Salt Luke City, and exitmino thoir splendid stock of OrKans, and learn tlio uniireecdcatcdly h0 PKICliS ut which they oiler them lor sale, the prices being lroin twenty to thirty per cent lower Hi tin they can bo bought .in any other house in Utah. Waynes Co. . do not oiler tho SMITH uKGaNjs at these t low hgures because- they are, a-i aotuo would . havo it believed, a poorly uianutuetured and consequently cheap instrument; lor, lor e.t-ccllonco e.t-ccllonco of workmnnsQip they have no supe- riors. wtiilo in sirunKih, purity and swootness oi tone, they u"ailene the pruleaHlon to produeo any inslruiuent ciuul to theiu. ; Tho cause of their LOV RATES Is easily explained: They havo no local ! agents whom thoy I'M' TU IJUUK tueir wares; and besides this, llioy havo resolvud to place theso beaulitul instrumontj witain i tho reach of all, uud will do so by doing 1 what do other house in Utah protends to do, namely, sharing with their patroiu iho com -i mission allowed by iho luunutacturers. Acting Act-ing on this principle, thoy otlor tneir instruments instru-ments at twenty por cent, less than eastern retail hsurcs, beside paying the trcifc'lil to tho railway terminus in this.city, guaranteeing guarantee-ing overy instiuiiioul sold sound and Iroo of damngo. They will soil a Parlor urgan.with elegant Blaek Walnut .Case. Five Slops, Tremulo and Knee-swell, for SHu. tho eastern east-ern retail price being S175. An instrument for a school or uieeting-house, with power sufficient for fifty singers, witti seven Stops, Sub-Buss, Octavo, Coupler, Troinulo and Knee-swell, for 18u. tho eastern price tor the same instrument being Siid. . In proof that tho American Urgan is ail they represent, they reter iintchasorsto tho following well-known geiitiemou : C. Sitn-souie, Sitn-souie, U. h. .Davis, A. Miner, John tshitrp, ti. W. iieurs and V. B. Uodbu, also ilirs. a. Kimball, all of this city; U. Uenroid, ot oalt Creek, Juab couuly; T. btayner, Ugden; the Fisbburn Choir, Urigham City. Uaynes & Co. Will also sell every other description of first-class Musical Morchan-; Morchan-; dise, troin a l'ianoforio to a V lolin an ids, "t tho same ratio; and to prove that ill j pro-ceding pro-ceding statements contain not a particle of ! exaggeration, thoy invite nil musiciaus and 1 the public to call and prove their truth by personal examination and investigation. K em ember! J. DAYNES & CO., , Dealers in Musical Instruments, j Two Doors Ensl of tlie Post Olliec, ! SALT LAKE CITY. 1 , Agents for tho Celebrated Graver & Baker Sewing Machine I LUMBER YARDS. ! LUMBER YARD. nnnitti. WINDOWS, .BLINDS, MOULDINGS ALL KINDS "OF LUMBER. T. R. JONES & CO., Ilalf-a-blook south of U. C. Dapot. tny3 EDDINOTON'S Ay Two Blocks south of the U. C. It. B. Depot, and next to Wm. Jennings Jen-nings Turnery. Tho yard is kept constantly supplied by several sawmills with A Full Assortment of Native Lumber. W. E. solicits tho patronage of his old frionds, and by punctuality and diligonco in business hopes to morit a share of public support. FOll SAI,K In tho 15th Ward, ono block and a half west of tho U. C. K. It., a small hnuso and half lot, with fine orchard. For particulars cniuiro of auR25 WM. UDDINQTON, UTAIIAXD CALIF0RM1 LUMBER COMP'YJ tiivnrpornled July 17, I87I, ' CA1HTAL STOCK, - - 75,000. j Dealers in all kinds of Building Material 1 LUBIBEH, DOOKS, I WINDOWS, VENETIAN BLINDS, ALL KINDS MOULDINGS, CI1ICO SUBAlt PINK, CKILINO, SIDING, FLOOH1NG. I CALIFORNIA REDWOOD, ! RUSTIC SIDING, FLOORING, ETC., ETC, ETC. . O rdii is f r Mill T i mbe rs promptly flllt'd. i DOORS, SASH, BLINDS AND MOULDINGS. I Main St., Jive Joors south of Walker's All business done through tho President of tho Company. Offices Lumber Yard, ono block south of' Railroad Depot. K. II. BARHON, Present. D.W. PAttKHLRST, ! .(fTot.irr. CHARI.KS DAIILKll, 1 iuy21 Irevurr G. W. DAVIS Just Received, a largo arrival of choice "C S3 S3 Gunpowder and Natural Leaf. Coffees, Sugars, Tobacco, Cliecac, Lm-d, Pickles, C n niied Goods, Sauces, Cider, Drlci! Finn, Sardine, Oysters, Etc., Etc., CHEAPER THAN EVER ! We are selling a good article of Natural Leaf Tea at 80e. per lb. Try it. O. W. DAVIS, Two Doors from Kimball (Lawrence's d3 Madame Josephine Edmonds, INDIAN AND BOTAXIC rilYSICIAX. 20 Years Practice IN the trcatinont of diseases incident to Fomales, hiLs placed Muduuio Edmonds at tho head ol all physicians ma mug such practice a specialty, and enublus nor to guarantee a speedy and permanent euro in iho worstcases of suppressions, and all othor inenstural dcrangoiooute. Ladios will find in Madame Ed mo mis a skillful phygioian, and it is for thoir interest to consult her in all diseases inoident to worn on. before tampering tam-pering with poisonous nostrums, -quack Doctors Doc-tors and humbugs. Madamo Edmonds describes de-scribes discDso without aay information from tho patient, and euros without the use of mercury or experiments, thus saving from wrong treatment lor private, ohronio and cancer diseases. Correspondence strictly coclidonUal. Ufileo and red id unco White House. Main street, up stairs. Patients visitod at thoir residence when desired. ffDoctor Edmonds, Mailiimo Josephine's husband, wilt attend to malo pationu. QCti CHikMBERS'S ENCYCLO PEDIA, A DICTIONARY OF UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE Por the People. Revised Edition. He-issue of 1870-71 , with Maps, Plates and Engravings. To bo completed in 90 Parts, making 10 Vols, of H20 jiagcs each. Illustrated with about Four Thousand Engravings En-gravings and Forty Maps. PRICB per Pnrt, including fllapt and Illustration, 00 Cents. Extra Cloth, beveled boards w fiO Library Secop. marblod odgeri. "6 1)0 Half Turkoy Morocco. U 50 Messrs. U. IT. KEYS .t CO. nro tlio Agents for Chambers's Kncyclopivdln far tho Pacific Cuast, and aro publishers and im- Sortors of other Amorican and English slan-ard slan-ard and illustrated works. CASSEL'S SKW POPULAR EDUCATOR, New Edition, ' Universal Pronouncing Dictionary of Bi- 1 ography and Mythology, by J. Thomas, A M.. L. D. National Portrait Gallory of Eminent Americans, 50 parts at 50 cents each. H. H. KEY fc CO., 513 Clay St-, tan Francisco. Mr. R. Mat is now in Utah ana will visit tho different place j to solicit for the firm. Parties subscribing for any of their works may rely upon bciny faithfjlly served every month. Ciodbe Octnfroii Home, e7 SALT LARK CITY. j GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. WHEAT! WHEAT! WHEAT I BRING ON YOUR Wheat, j Onls, 1 Barley, Corn, : Dairy ami other Produce TO WOODS &KEATON' ISTAR BAKERY,! A Few Doors East of Pot Office, And get the I I HIGHEST MARKET PRICE! j In CASH for the Stmt. Groceries, Fresh Bread, Buns,Cakc8, Crackers, etc., always ou hand. g2 GLOBE BAKERY, East Temple Streett flrt door nor til of Co-operfttLve Grocery Department. G0L1GHTLY& HARRIS Keep constantly on band GOOD FRESH BREAD Buus, Cakes, Pies, Crackers, Elc. Fine variety of CONFECTIONERY, Wholesale aud Retail. Groceries, Flour, Feed, &c. DANIEL GRENIG'S BAKERY I AND GROCERY STORE, WEST SIDE COMMERCIAL STREET, Near Second South Street, j IS NOW IN FULL OPERATION ' Whero he will be pleased to wait upon his frionda and patron, with Everything in the above Line CHEAPER THAN EVER. GIVE IIIM A CALL IN HIS NEW RETREAT. OYSTERS ! OYSTERS ! ! BOOTH'S CELEBKATJSD BALTIMORE OYSTERS! BREWER & LAPHAM, SOLE AGENTS, Ooddard's Basement, Main stroot, Suit Lake City fl-Tho trade and fuiu.Iios supplied. DAY & CULMER, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IH GENERAL MERCHANDISE, CONSISTING OP DRY GOODS, GllUCEtllRS, HARLt WARK.1 UOOTS,SUOES, II ATS, CROCKKRV, LAMPS, GLASSWAllB. .(J. I CORDAGE 4l T WINKS, WOODKNWAUK, i CAUPKTS, CUACltKRS 4t BISCUITS, I TOBACCO, AC, ,C. Which tboy offer at prices that guarantee I satisfaction and dofy couii'Otitiun, I The choicest 1 T m Sj constantly on hand of tho following hinds Gunpowder - - tl.TS to ; Young II" -on - 1. 00 to 1.50 Tycoon - 1.35 to 1.05 Kooplng - 1.1 a to 1.33 Pekoe - 1.48 io 1.40 Souchong ... 00 to 1.00 DUmoud L. ... j,00 Natural Leaf - 00 tQ 1.00 And the famous English mixed Tea 1.75 Doalore in Tcaj will find it to their advantage ad-vantage to Eive us a call, before purchasing purchas-ing thoir Teas, as our facilities in thin branch of our business cannot be oxooJled in the City. decO T 33 ID FOR CASH! 4,000 bushels Hurley, 2,000 " Wheat, 1,000 Oats, 20,000 lbs. JDi ied Peaches 1,000 Sacks FlOlir, ood brand, HIGHEST PRICES PAID. All Hrda nf Grain, Slata? and Valley Flour, Corn Meal, Chopcd J're'l, etc.. For Sale, Cheap as tAc CheapeH, hi a,ta,UUi, or ; cie,U, by CEO. H. KNOWLDEN. I Wesui.le of Main ?lreeu RltJT.alt. City, i act. HARDWARE. RICHARDS' IRON WORKS, CHICACO, ILL., MiumUeturciVof PORTABLE & STATIONARY Engines, BLOWERS, CRUSHERS And Mitchtncry for 'Smelting Furnaces Contracts made fr building Furnaces Furna-ces of Utah Fire Stone, ; Including Machiner, &c, set up in 1 complete running order. i References Earekn mining Com-; Com-; pnny. Salt Lake City) Utah Smelling Smell-ing Company, Tlntlc. I Address J. C. Richards, Chicago. H. BASSETT, UNTIE tC7 HARDWARE STORE All kinds of HEAVY HARDWARE, Iron and Steel, Stoves and Tin Ware BLACKSMITH TOOLS, Agricultural Implement! And Mining Tool, At Lowest Rates. OPPOSITE SALT LAKE HOUSE nlS NOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOR STOVES I i - i SOW IS YOUK CHANCEj FOll j STOVES Over One Hundred Different Kinds and Styles to Select from, Including tlie .Old Favorites, Charter Oak, New Era, Monitor, Inland Empire Superior, Etc., These aa woll as other varieties will be i ! SOLD .CHEAPER AT Til P. Hardware Dep'nt or z. g. :m:. i. THAN IN ANY OTHEK .HOUSE IN THIS TEKIUTOKY. 11. U. CLAW8VN, 17 BoperintflSdaDt. on nnnTO:Ds Z.U.UUUlRONAND STEEL At C. II. KasseH's. Opposite Suit Lukf Rous. "COALKOAL! IIiTlng pnrchuitd the Spriggs Coal Mine We are prepared to supply tills Justly celebrated WEBER COAL tr cr todorrftll, Dfpnt ki It. ij. R. H. Yard. otDcsi Exchange and Heading Rooms. BATEMAN A BUEL. U W. U. BIRD, AI.nl. TRAVEL. Lon Winot. fl. P. Kimball. ;SALT LAKE, And Tintic j Stage and Express RUNNING DAILkT FROM SALT LAKE CITY, via LAKE TOW H, TOOELE CITY, STOCKTON AND OPHIR TO TINTIO. Ths ronto has been re-f locked witb splen-; splen-; did Concord Coschea. fine Stock, careful snd sttentive Drivers, and erory Attention L psid to the oomfor .r,i oonrenieniis of p ! (n. ) Good accommodati&nx on the road, THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. : Cheap Fare and Quick Time. i Offlca at Wslls, Fargo . Co.', ! Salt Lako City. j WINES & KIMBALL, al4 Proprietors. illTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. MIXED TRAINS RUN 3D AILY. Leaving the Utah Central Depot, Salt Lake City, at 7.1U a.m.; Draper 5.40 p.m., and Sandy Station, (nearest i point to Little Cottonwood Canon,) at 6.10 o.m. SUNDAY TRAINS Lcrtc Utah Con tnil Dejiot at 7:10 b.ui. snd 4:lU p.m.; Uraeor. 8.40 a. in. and S.li ii.m.. and iaundj- &tLiun at H.l'i a.m. ujiJ ti.10 p.m. FAHKS : Bait Luko to Big Cottonwood Station, r.Mtots bundy ' ji.oo lrapor " l.aft Twenty-five cents additional will be ohsjgod when ths fsrs ib oolleoiod on tho train. FBRAJBOHZ LITTLE, SUPERIMTKHUiKI. D. O. CALOER, s5 Qon. Froiffht and Tiokot AconL GILMER & SALISBURY'S STAGE LINES TllllOUGH Utah, SoutheaiKt JVevada & Montana, Mon-tana, j Leavlnf Salt Lake VHy Dally, run. it 1 1 K aoulh to j Tinlio, American Fork, Mount Nobo, I Sevier, St. George, Utah ; and Piooho, Novada ; Passlna; through Provo, Sprinffvillo, Spanish Fort,Py. boh. Salt Crock, Uniokon Ureok, Round Valloy, Fillmore, Corn Creok, Boavor, Minere-vilio, Minere-vilio, and All the, principal town and mining camps in southern Utah and south-east Nevada. Also leave Corlnno, Vtmti dally, running north to Virginia City, Helena, Fort Bcnion, Doer Lodgo, Cedar Croek minoB, and passing through all the principal towriH and mining min-ing oampi in Mon-luna. Mon-luna. PitinriiD i. .ibu Wells, Fargo & Co. Building, Jun Salt LiHim Oily. UTAH CENTRAL ItAlLItOAI. PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. On andaftor Dlonday, July 17, liTl. laily Train Lesre Bait Lako City at 6 a.m. and 2-i5 p.m. Arrire at OidoD 7 a. m. and :t') p. m. Leave Vgdta at 8 a. m. and i:dO p. ai. ArriTo at bait Lake City 10 a.m. and 70 p.m In addition to tboaboo iviitctto THA.xrja Wt'l roa i DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED Leaving Salt l.nko City at 6.30 p.m., and Ogdeo at 6a.m. Passengers will please Purchase thoir Tickets at ths Ofllcea, Fifty Cents additional will be ohsrred whei the fare is oollootsd on Us iraio. For all In forms! Ion ooncernlnK froiibt t paseaie. aprl; 00 oral Treiibt and Ticket Afi't JOHN SHAEP, CTIJKTIKlBHT |