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Show WOOD WORKING, ; SASH, DOORS AND ! BLINDS ; i Erom Hiiporlor, clear and well HeaftOiied j WISCONSIN I.liMUF.Ii, A Large and Complete Stock AT LATIMER, TAYLOR & CO'S ODD SIZED DOOIIS&SASII Moulded Base, Rustic Siding, Beaded Ceiling AT LATIMER, TAYLOR & CO'S MOULDINGS AND AltCIIITKAVES In great variety, at LATIMER, TAYLOR &, CO'S TONGUED AND GROOVED FLOORING, Door ami W inflow FRAMES All sizes, at LATIMER, TAYLOR & CO'S SHINGLES! SHINGLES! SUGAR TINE, AT LATIMER, TAYLOR & CO'S PLANING, RIPPING, And a varioty of other work, done at LATIMER, TAYLOR & CO'S EVERYTHING IN THE LINE, Superior aud very reasonable, at LATIMER, TAYLOR & CO'S. A I'LAAEl! AND MATCHER la good ninDiDg order, FOR SALE CHEAP AT LATIMER, TAYLOR & CO'S l9 Ont Block wMtofTabarntelc MISCELLANEOUS, 'I iiiHetloiiah! y Hi liest sustained M in k of I lie kind In the World." Harper's Magazine N i T ! i'F.S (IK THE PHKHH. Tlitruara few ifj,-lli(f ,-nt American fimi-in fimi-in in hi-h. 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Subscriptions to Harper's Ma?nzine.Wock-ly, Ma?nzine.Wock-ly, and Uuzar, to one address for ono year, 8H)W); or. two of Harper' Periodical!, to ono address for ono jeur, 7 00. Bock Number can bo supplied at any time. A Complete Set of Harper's Magazine, now compri. ins 43 Volumes, id neat cloth binding, bind-ing, will be sent by express, freight at ex-i ex-i iil'oso of . nurchaaer, Iir 822T per .'volume. inlo volumo.t. by mail, postpaid, SI 00. Cloth enaes, for bindiug, ES cents, by mail, postpaid. The poJtaeo on Harper's Mnjaiino Is 24 ccntM a year, which must be paid at the subscriber's sub-scriber's pu;tt-oUieo. AddroBB llAHl'ER &. BROTHERS, nfi New York. SCOTT, Dl'IMI & CO,, Wholosale and Retail Dealers IRON AND STEEL WRIGHT'S PICKS, IKON BARROWS AND ALL KINDS OF MINING TOOLS. Wrought Tuyers, Pipo and all kinds of Fittings for Furnaces and Mills. HARDWARE, BELLOWS, ANVILS, AND OTHER BLACKSMITH TOOLS, IRON PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS. BRASS GOODS, RUBBER PACKING, AOENTS TOR Hooker Pumps, Fairbanks' Scales, Fireproof Safes, G. S. Lubricating Oil, Portable Forges, ALL LOW FOR CASH. WITCHES & MELRY ! O. L. ELIASON, TEQS to inform tho residents of Salt Lake City and vioinity, that ho not linly Euarantecs to properly lie pal r,C lean and Adjuat Watclies and Chronometers) but ho will make thorn or any part of them, to ordor. and warrant tho work. A new supply of ELGIN and SWISS WATCHES just rocoivod, which ho will guarantee as reliable time-keepers. Prices to defy competition Remember tho address, Two doora cast Of Hie Ueseiet Uniik, mm u N g H i j g s ft 5 5 O M g o u s I NEW YORK TRADE. C. A. Lonestreet. John Sedgwick. : Lor-:s3TRiiET a eedswick Manufacturers of and Wholcsalo Dealcrx ia MEN'S & SOYS' CLOTHING, 40G Jt 46 SJ Broadway, Maw York. 0M HENDERSON, JUSTICE Co Sucoessori to Griffon, Ilendorson i Co., IUPOKTER3 AXD JOBBERS OP FANCY GOODS, MOTIONS, H03IH I-Y, FURNISHING GOODS, ETC.. 4'JM . 500 BROADWAY, : Opposite St. Nicholas ilotcl, n New York. ROBERTS, READ & CO., Manufacturers aud Jobbers of k h rar a 9 ;3T1 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Ju)I I L. M. BATES & CO., I 431 dfc 433 Broadway, J NEW YOKK, Fancy Dry Goods, HOSIEKY, WHITE GOODS, WOOLE5S, SHAWLS, YANKEE NOTIONS, lc J. II. BI'LCF.lt. JaU FELIX CAMPBELL, ! 79 John St, New York, Manufacturer of and Dealer in Wrought, Cast and Galvanized Atul every variety of fillings for the aamt. ml" Z. C.M.I. CLOTHING DEPT. QBAND l CLOTHING AND FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, 25. O. TOL. T. WE ARE JUST OPENING A FULL AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CassimereS SUITABLE FOR FILL m WINTER USE, Which wo shall sell in suit or other lengths on a very small margin. Gentlemen wishing to be dressed iu the most fashionable fash-ionable mill substantial manner, can have their select ion manufactured on short notice by our own workmen, of large experience, expe-rience, and good fit guaranteed. guar-anteed. In addition to tho above wo havo OPENED an IMMENSE STOCK Of suitable and soasonablo READY-MADE CLOTHING In every variety of fabrio and style. The Latest fashicms in HATS AND CAPS Jfegligce, Dress and Under Shirts, DRAWERS, SUSPENDERS, NECK-TIES AND BOWS, HANDKERCHIEFS, Boots and Shoes, WALKING CANES, UMBRELLAS, ETO. House Furnishings, BLANKETS, Floor & Oil Cloths, MATS AND KUGS. WALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS, With competent workmen to attend to purchasers. pur-chasers. S&Thc Largest, Most Desirable and Complete Stock in Utah. h.;b. clawsos, HO SUPT. MISCELLANEOUS. JOHN TAYLOR & BRO., Merchant Tailors, COMJ1EIICIAL STREET, KEEP eon?t:tnt1y on tind a ehoW assortment assort-ment ui t it EXULlSil aud A Jit Kit; AN Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Etc., Of tho finest fjualitica and latest styles, which we make u to ordt-r in tho most fiLihionuule and uiiprovud manner. -PaTROXAGE SOLlCITKi)-&5 aue23 TEASDEL & CO. The place for the public to buy. TEASDEL & CO. Winter Shawls and Dress Goods, TEASDEL & CO. Flannels, Nubias and Gloves. TEASDEL & CO. Homc-mado Boots and fShocs Best in the Territory. TEASDEL & CO. Sucars, Teasand Coffees. Chccso, Bacon and Lard. TEASDEL & CO. Men's Clothing, Hats, Shirts and Furnishing Goods. TEASDEL & CO, Carpets, Rugs, Mats and Cur-tains. Cur-tains. TEASDEL & CO. Blocs Sewing Machines. Wear longer and are less liable to get out of order. The Best in the World. No trouble to show goods. Careful attention to orders and goods delivered de-livered to all the trains and any part of tho city freo of charge. TEASDEL & CO. Eagle House, East Temple Street, Opposite Salt Lake House jujl2 FIHE INSURANCE. s S M 'Irs f 5 Merchants' Exchange Building. Fire and Marine Insurance. CAPITAL, - . SG50,000. JOHN H. REDDINOT02T, - President. CHARLES H. STOUY, - - - Secretary. GEO. II. HOWARD, - - Vice-President. N.B.EDDY, - - - Marino Secretary. II. H. DIGELOW. - Ueneral Manager. H. R. MANN, gont Tor Utah TorrilorVi Ofllcc, uuilcr tlie Reading Rooms, ja23 Salt Lako City SALT LAKE BRANCH OP TOE Great Western FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y, OIF CHICAGO. THEO, P. TRACY, Preililellt C. H.BA5SETT, "1 HENRY W. LAWRENCE -Director! CUAS. L. DAHLKK, ) MARSHALL . CARTER, Attorney!. II. K. MANN, Blanngcr. OFFICE : Under Salt Lake Reading Rooms. A Branch of this SOUND and RELIABLE RELI-ABLE $5,000,000 CCHIPA5Y Having been organized in our city, wc arc now ready for business and earnestly earn-estly solicit public patronage, guaranteeing guaran-teeing that all fire risks will be carried at a fair rate. H. R. MANN, I i21 Wn.gr. I UENERAL LEALERS. tst COMMISSION MERCHANT, AMD GENERAL DEALER IX Clali, California ami Foreign FRUITS, AM) PRODUCE, FANCY GROCERIES, VEGETABLES, POULTRY, And all kinds of SEEDS. A fine supply of CANNED FRUITS. Orders from the Mines and Country Towns solicited, 'which witl receive prompt attention. EAST TEMPLE STREET, Opposite Bishop Hunter's, SALT LAKE CITY. gat) WAGON AND CARRIAGE. RAILROAD SHOPS. J. HOPPER Second South Street, Half Block East Rover Home, SALT LAKE CITY. WAS! AND CARRIAGE WORK, Of all Descriptions. BLAGKSilTHIHQ Iu all its Branches. Agents for the Fish Bros., Wagons, of Racine, Wiscon. CO 1C1I PALXTIXG AND CARRIAGE PAINTING 1 SPECIALTY. COACH AND CARRIAGE TRUDUNQ. Horse Shoeing ! iln a Stylo to suitlall. R SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. LOCKE & MOMCl'E, IMP0HTKR3 OF STOVES METALS, iSUFACTUIlK83 OP AND DEALKE3 IX House Furnishing Hardware AND Tinner's Tools and Machines; AQUNTS FOB Agricultural Steam Boilers, 1 12 mill 11 1 Uattery Street, iu7 SAN l-'ltANOISCO. JaniM Spruftcco, Johu Sprn&uce, O.O. Chapman. J. & J. SPRUANCE, Importers Bud Wltolositlo Doalora tn WINES AHO LIOOOHS, ii 413 F'RUKT STUKKT. 3. C. 1080"U St CO., 101 and 100 FRONT STREET, SAN FIIANCISCO, CAL. Offer the Jinesl and most complee stodi on the I'iciic const. Kofor to II. D. CLAWSON, Sun'l of J.DAUM, In,, trr,!on M.SHKIKR, U.ljJllUj!:il.jSanFraBI""C0. Kew YoA J, SAUM & CO., Imiiortora and MaaufaeturorB of MEN'S BODY'S CLOTHING itU'i Snniome St., San Francisco 4a Murray bt., New York. t!N3lt!H mm, & uu., ImjiortcrE and Manufacturers of BOOTS AND SHOES OF EVERY STYLE AND KIND, ll'J, 1:5, nutlllT i'lne Street, SAN FRANCISCO. Our Ilomc-made Goods art uncqualed by an;, Samples at Mr. Gcodhiud's Office, OS SALT LAKE CITY. BH!TTAN,H0LBR00K&C0 Importers and Doalorsin Stoves & Ranges, &,Tlrl PLATE, Coiipcr, Zinc, Slct Lead, Wire, PUMPS, Ijoad. Jsici Iroia 3Ei3o TIBTjEKS' GO OIWi, Tools andMaobinor; and QonoraL HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE, Embracing Plain, Japanned, Planish od and Btampod Waro, K01. Ill Jc. 113 Cnllfornla nml Ko. 17 ltt Davli Slrccti. MURPHWNT&CO. Importers of Amorican and Europoan Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, NVTV IT itIN CISCO, CALIFOKNIA, Call tho attention of tbo Trade to tlicir largo and complete atook of FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, Which they arc now rcooivinr direct from European Manufacturers, oomr-rising in part FrencH BXeriuoa, Wool Satlues, Wool Plalcla, Frencli and Gorman, Irish and French Poplins, Em pre as Cloths, Tamlse, block and colored, Velveteens, Alpacas, black and col or od, SILKS, VELVETS, RIBBONS, ALSO GLOVES, Kid, Buok, Berlin (Ladies', Missos', Qenia') Gents' Underwear And all kinds of Gents Furnishing Goods. IloBleryjcomploto in all Its brancliofl White Goods, IljindUcrcnicfrf, Sliirtlug 1. Incus, (guilts, whito nuil colored, JJamasks, brown loom and bloicliod, Towels, lliick, Diupor, Turkish. Napkins and Doylies, H Etc., Ktc, JbLtc. W!LMESDI3 & KELLOOS, Importers and Jobbers of Wines and Liquors, 214 & 210 FKONT SIliEET, J SAN FRANX1SCO. GRAND IIOTJEL On Morkot, How Montgomery and Second Btroots, SAW FHAWCI8CO, CiVL. JOHNSON & Co., Proprietors. TO B Us , & CO., IMFOUTEP.S Of AMKIUCAN, KNGLISII, KREKCH AND UUKMAN FANCY GOODS, Small Wares, Fockct C'ullo-y, j Perfumery, Yankee Notions, j Stationery, Dress Trimmings, 1 White Goods, Millinery Goods, Hosiery, Linen H'dkchff, Genti Furnishing Goods, Elc Cor, Sutter aud Sausome 81s., ; J29 'SAN FRANCISCO. JNO. G. HODGE & CO., DIPOliT 10 K DD.t Wholesale Stationers, Ecup tbo largest stock of Stationery, Blank Books, School Uooki, 1'lnyluK Cnrd, Wrap, plug I'apers, TtctVic, Poclzet Cutlery, etc., tCc, ' On llio ParlflcCoa't.Trhlch lbyro prf.arrd ton-tl citlior lor Gold or Currency at price tbut will offer Indaccmeut. fur buyers anywhere west r the Rock; Mountain!. 327, 329 & 331 SAN SOME STREET, I mil eon FroncUco: DAILY HERALD. A Live Paper FOR Live People. THE SALT LAKK DAILY HERALD TI1K SECULAR AND COMMERCIAL NEWSPAPER OP SALT LAKE CITY. ThbPeoplb's Paper! FREE AND iMDEPENDa NT. The Cheapest Paper PUBLISUED IN The KocUy Mountains ! TO MEN OF ENTERPRISE! Tho roccnt discovery and rapid development develop-ment of tua mines of Utah havo given, and will conUnuo to civo, an impetus to trado ol ovory kind, which should command tho attention at-tention of all business men who dc?iro to share in its proCLs. Hoavy shipments of oroi for months past havo been bringing wealth into tho Territory; a largo immigration has commenced ; agricultural agri-cultural and other products aro finding ready sales; and morchants begin to feel tho steady flow of money through tho varied channels of oommorco. To business men nt a distanco who sock to participate in tho lively trado which must attend such a rapid growth of interests, at well as to tho local public, a livo, onorgctic nowspnpor is a necessity, by which to be made fully acquainted with tho truo condition condi-tion of mattors as thoy exist, and lh rough which to prosont their business and facilities for furnishing so promising a market. THE SALT LAKE HERALD Fully moots this necessity in Utah. Not being the organ of nuy person, sect or party, nor devoted alone to any single interest, it has grown upon public favor and attained an unprcoodentodcircula-tion unprcoodentodcircula-tion in tho time which has elapsed sineo it was established, by being in tho Btriotost sense a Free, Independent, JLilve and Thoroughly Progressive NJJWSl'Al'liR ITS MINING NEWS Collated with tho greatest oare and from the most reliable Eouraca, makes it raluable to all iutercBtcd in the mines of Utah; its AGRICULTURAL AND GENERAL TERRITORIAL INTELLIGENCE Can bo equally relied on; and itsestedpiiise placed it in tho FRONT HANK fllf Till? ROflKV MOUNTAIN JOURNALS. THE SALT LAKE HERALD Circulates largely and is widely read in ovory Mining Camp, and throughout the Cities, Towns and Settlements of tho Territory; Terri-tory; is found in tho officio of ovory enterprising enterpris-ing business man in Utah; circulates on tho UnionPociuG, Contral Pacific and Utah Central Cen-tral Railroads; has a largo mail subscription list east, west, north and south; and is The Best ArJvertisiug Medium In tho Rooky Mountain region. Where to Advertise! Where it will be Seen! Where it will be Read! In the People's Paper' T II K SALT LAKE HERALD DO YOU WANT EMPLOYMENT, HIRED HELP, MECHANICS, LABORERS, LOTS TO RENT, HOUSES TO RENT, OFFICES TO RENT, STORES TO RENT, MAKE YOUR WANTS KNOWN IN TUK. Salt Lake Herald. JAME3 HAGUE. Jan. J. H- HAOUE, GE0R0H HAGUE. 3E3igr Grun Store S HAGUE BROTHERS, LATE J A M V. S HAGUE, j-mportora nnd Xtottlors in GUNS, Xg PISTOLS, AMMUNITION, pjfTjJflllG TACKLE. Ktc. V P 4) Ns VAC: Saddles, Harness AND WHIPS OF KViiltY DESCRIPTION. REPAIRS NEA1LY EXECUTED. 3 East Temple Street. Salt Lake City. GALDER BROTHERS . Ueslora ir. every v;iri.;ty of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SPECIAL AOENT3 for Utah of llio Ai'ion I'hiiioroi lc Coiniiimy, Kl.unw iy & Sons, (jliiuk-ri'iiiK (jliiuk-ri'iiiK Jt Sous, i)i!cl:r & liiirnm anil (ifoveslcln ic Fuller's 2 k-pM-; GO MASON cSc liA.ML.IIsr'S WORI.D-ItKNUWNED CABIITET O IR,3-.A. Road what our Profossors of Music and Loadio' Citizens of tho Torritory say about tlicm in our uew Circular. BooKs Stationery AND SCHOOL FURrjfSHlirjGS. I my21 MUSEUM AND IEIAGEIIE. Opposito tho entrance to tho Tabornaclo. JOIJN W. YOUNG, - Prop. ' Admissiou, 50 cts. ; CJUiliircH, LO " Open from 9 a.m. to G p.m. ' Native Mliiern.li, Petrlfnctlons, Cou-crclloiia Cou-crclloiia aud Cr yutallzntioiia. i Home Vroduets, Xtiflvo and Foreign C't-riosilienf C't-riosilienf Ac. I Comjiouud Electro-Magnetic Apjia-' Apjia-' ratu3, kv. I'rof. J. 1j. UAIU-'OUT, Mrtn.-iger. 45 Schools and Families by private arrangements ar-rangements admitted at rcduood ra;cd. The Cheapest and Bfsl STOVES In tlic City, at W. HARRISON'S, b26 Main-Et., opposite Bp. Hunter's. DAY & CULLER, IIU'OUTERS AND DHALEH3 IS GENERAL MERCIIiADISE, COSSISTISO OP DRV GOODS, UUUCEKIES IIAltU WAUE.T UOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CItOCltKKV, LAMPS, GLASSWAUE. &.C COItUAGE A TWINES, WOOD ION XV AUK. CA PETS, CUACKKHS fe. UISCU1TS, TOUACCO,tb.U., &.C., AtC. Which they olTor at prices that guar.intoe i satisfaction and defy cuuipuUuon. Tho choicest T S3 jSL fSi constantly on hand of the following kinds Gunpowder - - $1. 73 toS.25 Vniinor Ilvunn 1.(1(1 n l.r.ii Tycoon - 1.35 to 1.05 Fooplllg - A - 1-13 to 1.-J5 Pekoe - - - 1.45 to 1.40 Soucliong - 00 to 1.00 Diamond I. 1. 00 Natural Leaf - 00 to 1.00 And tho famous English Ollxed Tea - 1.73 Doalors in Teas will Dnd it to tboir advantage ad-vantage to givo us a call, boforo purchasing purchas-ing their Teas, as our facilities in (his branch of our business cannot bo excelled in tho city. docU Dried Fruit ! We me desirous of pur-clutsins pur-clutsins all of the Dried Fruit Crop of this Territory. Terri-tory. We WILL PAY IN CASH The Highest Price Paid in . tha Market for DRIED FRUIT! Wo aro desirous of employing AGENTS IN EVERY SETTLEMENT, To whom a liberal commission will hn allowed. BIGGS, LECHTENBERG&Co. Maiu Street. S. 1,. City. Jnnl3 H. DINWOODEY'S. New Furniture Store ION EAST TEMPLE STREET, IS MOW TS TP l&l TT- II uu ou hand u very Large Aor(mctit of ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE ! Eino l'arlor scls n0m $100 lo $-150, Rcdrooni seta l't0ra $75 lo iJ5C. Also at his Stand West of Meat Market, First South St Z. C. fi L BOOT UNO SHOE Jl:n-tin c ( , sit ilni fiii ol THE "lOZCSr JES0C3uXa.9, . Ercrj'Btj'lc and quality or Bools and Shoes MAD:; TO OHDER, salisfac-tion salisfac-tion guaranteed. ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK OP HOME-MDEimidBOOTSANI) SHOES A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Shoe Findings, Horse Collars and all kinds of Leather 11, 11. CLAWSOS. ti Ul'KIU NT KNDKN i. |