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Show ST. LOUIS TRADE. SenjilsonsIalH Manafaoturen and Dealers la Saddlery Hardware CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, BENT STOCK, LEATHER, Etc., No. 513 North Main .treat, uiyli' ST. LOUIS. WO. HOW TO KEEP WAP.M NEXT WINTER, CUT ONE OF THE EVENING STAR IIEATIKG THE GREATEST WOXDER OF THE AGK, Every Stove is Guaranteed TO GIVE A MOKK IWIFiiRM AND TI.FA-ST TI.FA-ST HKAT, TO 1'SK I.S WOOD" A It K MOKK OAKKI 'll.LV FITTED, lfii-: mikk i:.silv jt chk.U'- . LV MorNTi:i. auk rMi;u m 'UK i'i:iiKi;rr cox- TUoL.UAYKSTKONti-EU TUoL.UAYKSTKONti-EU U 11 A F T , 'uml ivc bel tersat Isfactloii, nud sold Tor n Leas l'rlio tlun any Sheet Iron Parlor Stove in tho mmkeL. Sold by excelsior numeral to.. SAINT LOUIS, And all LIVE STOVE DEALERS. ocll $300,000! MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY. Legalized by State Authority and Drawn in Public iu St. Louis. Grand Single Number Scheme. 50,000 NUMBERS. Class Li, to be Brawn Nov. 30, 1873. 5.SS0 Prizes, Amounting to $300,000. X prize ofSjO.OOOt aOOpriiMOfS 100 1 priza of i:i,4.0! Dprixeeof 1,000 1 ,r le of lO.iiOOl UjiniMof 500 1 Vrize of Oprii-iof 300 l.riusof o.OOOj f prizes of 350 4 prurt of ,30o' 30 prizes of 300 !JOvniw.'l 1.000 yOprizwof 150 MOpriMof 500 ISO prizes ot 100 40 pmwur M30 3.000 pnii'sor 10 TicJtcta, S10. Half Tlukeu, 5. Uuartcri, S.&O. fl. Our lotteries are charlprc" bj- the 9U(, ar always drawn at I ho timo Darned, odd all drawings noder tb" suivmsi id of aom cenituie loners. 1 lit iMliciril drawiuK vill be published in the St. Loni papers, and a cwpj f drawing tent to purr hit-.-ra a!' ticket. f Wo will druw a similar Bcheme tho lat ilny of every muolti duriup tho year 1ST t&. Ki-uiii at our ri.k l.y POST OFFICE MuMiY 0HDKT13, REGISTERED LETTER, T-RAVT, or KX PRESS Feud for acircnlar. Address. Ad-dress. niRKAY, 31 ILLEll A. I o., Pwi Office Box 24-16. faT- LOUIS. Mo. miTT SHIILIA SUllLlBtS CCRAXTUR. HUMPHREY'S HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST atnplo experience, an ontirosuccoss: Siui-plo Siui-plo FruuipC F,i!kioDt and Keliablo. They aro tho only wediciDoa perfectly adapted to ivimlar use -so simple that mistakes can - not be made in using them; so harmless as to bo froo from danger, and so officiant as to be always reliable. Ihey have raised iho hiRh-est hiRh-est oummoDdiition Iruiu all, and will always render satisfaction. Xo3. Cents. Cures I, Fevers, Congestion, InflainmationS-Sj 2, " Worms, Wurm Fever, Worm Colic. ..'J5 S, " Cr int;-Clietir teething of Infants. ..i? 4, " Diavriiu-n,uf Uhildron or Adults..ii 5, " Dysrnnry, Griping .Bilious Colic... i5 ti, " t'iiolern-JIorOua, Vomiting.. 25. 7, " Coiiylis. Colds. Bronchitis 'lh S, " urnlt;ia, Toothache, Facoacho. 25 y, " Jltadntiies, iick Headache, Vertigo 25 10, " Dyspepsia. LiUious Stomach 2j II, " fMijipresstfl, or I'ainful Periods i U, " M lititii, too l'rvfuae Period? 20 " Croup, t'ouk'h, lMilkult Breathing.. ...23 11, " Salt Kluuui, Erysijielas, Lmplioni-25 I , " ltiieuiuatl.iiii, Hheumatlc Pains. ,.25 lo, " Fever aud Afjue, Chill i'over, Aues W 17, " Piles, blind or bleediDg gO I:, " Opll-laiiij-, and sore or weak F-yoj .50 1'.', . Catarrh, acute ir chronic InflQonia..jO j,t, " hooping-cough, violont coughs 50 "1, " Asthma, oipresied Ureathing. iu " Ear Discharge a, iuiiiaiioj hearing oO " ScrotiUia, ontarod glands, Swell-in Swell-in 3 50 J, " Gcue ral Debility, physical weak noss 50 " Dvopsy and scanty Secretions 0O jti, " S a-.stciiess, sickness from riding-J S, " Kidiicy-lliscne, Uravol jU L, " .irvous Debility, Scmiual Emmlssluu, involuntary harmed 100 l ive 11 it, with uno $2 vial of jwder, vorv nuccaSary in sor- luu.- caiej ,tOO -, " Sore .Montli, Canker ." " I' r lu ry t nkucas, wetting bod."l HI, " l'nliiful I'erloiia, ,viia dpajms V ..j, " Stitl'crliitcn ut ch;uinoof life .-iyO " Fpllcp i Spaiiiis, at. Vitus Danee iri 61. " Dii't'ierin, ulcerated sore throat -4.) FAMILY CASLS Of 33 to OU Large vial-(, coutulniii m specific lor every ordiiinry di.tasr a lAinily Is j,ul.j't to. buU books of tl trot Hous,... (rum S10 to S35 Smaller Family anj Travel-lug Travel-lug cases, wiiaJJ tu '2b viaLi. froniJj to SB Sreciiio Pt all Private Ils-tiihcs, Ils-tiihcs, both fur Curing uad fur 1'ri- v tml ve treatmem.iii vinls and Pukiicaies ...S'3 to S3 l'untl's Extract, lures Bums, Urulse-f, TLameness, Sure it -!, Sore l'hroat, Sprnlnti, Toot line lie, i:araclie, 'rnruli;ln, ;;h cuiiniti-.nl. l.uitibiti;o, I'Ucs.Uolls, .Sdn,, .S,i Lyes, lUceulug of the I.uiit;-, oe, Mimmdi, or of 111 cai lorus, I lter, Old soiej. Price, o ox.. 30 cents) Pints, $1.30 i- l'heio remedies, except POND'S K-111 K-111 ACT. by thea-o or ainglo box.uro sent lo any pa;t v! the iyacLry. by mail or oxj.ress. freo ui caars-e, on receipt uf tho price Ad- Hunipiircys' Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co. i.ciand Depot. "o, c Uiioai-way, New Foil SALF UY ALL DULliUISTS, And :r. Z. C. -M. 1- and Oodbo's Drug Sloro- Herald Bindery. OU1. EINDEKV IS PKEPARED !TO K;rir, in a workmanlike manner, Allium, out Book., tic., etcM JJioJt KAUAUShd. PEH10D1CAL9. TRAVEL. GILMER SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LINES TUROUGH Utah, South - cast Nevada & Montana, Mon-tana, Leaving Salt Lake City Dally, rm-Bing rm-Bing south to Tintio, American Fork, Mount Nebo, Sevier, St Gcorpe, Utah ; and Pioohe, Nevada ; Passlnaj through lJrcvo, Sprincville, Spanish Fork,Pay-pon. Fork,Pay-pon. Salt Creok, Cnicken Creek, Round Valley, Fillmore, Corn Crock, Beaver, Mincrs-ville, Mincrs-ville, and AU the principal town and mining camps intmithcrn Utah and south-east Nevada. Also Wave Corlnne, Utah, dally, tunning nerth to Virginia City, Helena, Fort Benton, Peer Lodge, Cedar Creek mines, and passing through all tho principal towns and mining min-ing oampa Ln Mon- m. fATlft PHIHCIFAIi OVF1CK, Wells, Fvgo & Co. Building' Juo4 Salt Lake City Leu Wines. H.P. KimbalL SALT LAKE, OPI11R And Tintic Stage and Express LINE, RUNNllfO DAIXi T FROM SALT LAKE CITY, via LAKE TOWW, TUOKLE CITY, STOCKTON AMD OPHIR TO TIHTIO. The route baa been rettocked with srln-did srln-did Concord Coaches, fine Stock, oaiefal and attentive DriTers- and every attention upaid I to the comfort ani oeaTenienoe of pass on- I I era. Good accommodation on the road. THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. ' Cheap Fare and Quick Time. OfMee at Walls, Fargo A Co.'i, Ball LaTaa Oltyj ' WLNE8 KIMBALL, apH Proprietori. UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. Uu lud afcer Stiitember 83d, 1S7 MIXED TRAINS TILL HTJISr D AIL Going Sonth. Leavo tho Utah Central B.R. Depot, Salt Lake City, at 7 a.m. and '20 p.m. Sandy, (nearest point to Little Cottonwood Canon,) at 8.10a.m. and 3.30 p.m., arrive at Lehi at 9.10 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. Going North. Leave Lehi at 9.30 a.m. and 4.50 p.m.; Sandy at 10.50 a.m. and 6.10 p.m; arrive at Salt Lake City at 11.40 a.m. and 7 p.m. fcVltE. : 5a It Lake to Cottonwood Station. SOoti Sandy " 11.00 Draper " 1.2S Point " " 1.T5 " "' Lehi " " 2 rwenger ill plcaie pure hue ticketa at the oihce. M. II, DAVIS, Qen. Freight cd Ticket AgenU PKUAUOHZ L1TTLB BlTPXarNTlNDlNT. UTAH CENTRAL UAILHOASI. PIOHEER LINE OF UTAH. Ui aadaflar Monday, July IT, 1B71 Li ally TraiuM Leave Salt Lake City at 5 a-m. and 2:1ft p.tn Arrive at Ogden 7 a. m. and :45 p. a. Leavo Ofden at 8 . in. and p. ra. Arrive at Salt Lake City 10 a.m. and 7:30 p,ni In addition to the abo -rVTT-reiZEKO TflAINB WUJ ran. DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED Learlni Salt Liko City at 5 JO p.m., and Oiden at 5 a.m. aiitain will pleaae Parehase their TlafaeU at the Office. riAy Cnn'ji additional will be charred whee the fare L oellected on Uie train. Foi all Information eoseernlnc frelibt or paaiag o. apply to n. 11. DAVIS, leaeraJ Freight and Ilokot Ar't JOSa" SHABP, DTUISTUDiaT .RETAIL DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. CTxxst IFlcccived OHOICK LOT OF CLOTH TALMAS, FUR TRIMMED; ELEGANTLY ASSORTED OTTOMAN SHAWLS; SILK ITSIaOURS 9 A Very Fashionable Trimming; FRENCH BLACK AND COLORED VELVETS, Ball Brcssee, In Silks, Tissues?KToire Antiques, And other Desirable Styles, all of vliicli ue offer at LOAV FIGURES. m29 U, B. CLAWSON, SupcriDlendcnt BLIM BOORS, STATIONERY, SEWING MACHINES. IK Jpft me CALOEH SEARS. Wear Agents for Iho ARION, STEINWAY & SONS, CtllCKEKING & SONS, DKCKER & BARNS and other leadiDg makers, and respeottully invite our Patrons and tho Publio to call and examine our stock of tho abovo named instruments. We are also Genera! Agents for the MASON & HAMLIN world-renowned CABVVET ORGANS, Which wo have proved beyond all doubt to be tho best and most suitable organs for this climate; and havo also tho WOODS, ESTEY, SMITH and other ORGANS in stock. Wo have the Largest Stock west of Chicago of Musical Merchandise, INSTRUMENTS, SHEET MUSIC, MUSICAL STUDIES, and everything required by Amateurs, Teachers and Musicians. MTJSIGAL INSTRUMENTS. Oar Stock consists in part of PIAXOS, A (' r O It I F. O N S, rrtXfKRTINAS, DorFT.E BASSES, OKtiANS, ?IKI.()lI.tS, Tl(ILi:( LI.LON, SNAKE IHtlUS, VIOLINS, (illTAKl, 'L;KOLLTT.N, BASj Oil I .TIN, B AS J OS, ILIIIXAS, 1'ICOLOS VIOLAS, Etc., Etc. MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. PlttnoStoola, Violin Strings, Guitar Strings, Violin Fnrnlshlngi, Guitar Furnlshincs, Accordron FiirnlHhliK"t lrmn FurnUhlnco, Tuning Forlia and l'pc, .ulc Pfipcr. lllntik Music Uooka ud Cardi, Sheet Music, Instruction llooka for all Instruments, Ltc., Etc., Kte. We anvo seenrcd tho services of Profosjor Careless, fo long and favorably known in thi community, com-munity, that our jiatrons may have tho benefit of his professional services in making thoir selection of instruments and musical march an duo. BOOKS -A.3XTID STATIONERY. ' Onr Stock consists in part of Tlie Publications of the American Tract Koclety, Miscellaneous and Subscription Sub-scription Hooks, Blank Books of all acHcrlpilotis, Inkstands, Writing Inks, Steel I'eiia, In reat variety, I'on Iloldexs, Pencils, F.)kIUIx Poeltct Kulvci and Sdssorn, Jlnnu'j Patent Parchment Copying Uookst allaualitiod and woitfhu of jjvaffiisrar,B:: msmwz ma sB Note, Letter, Cap, BUI, Legal, Flat tap, Folia Post, French Note, Initial JSote, K live lopes, nil sizes and qunlii les, Cnrd Board, all colors, Foreign Tissue Paper, all colors, lraivlng Paper, I rawing Books. SCHOOL FURNISH IN US OF EVEJtY DESCRIPTION, SUNDAY SCHOOL PRESENTS. Wo novo a Iarte and sidcndid assorted stock of Cards and Hooks from tho large Publishing Houso of T. Kolaon it bons, which wo offer at thoir regular Wholesale and Retail price. L. PRANG & CO'S PUBLICATIONS. Ilavingbcpn nnT'ointcd Polo AfreoU Tor Utah, for tho sale of thoir magnificent Cards and Books for Schools und lor tho Parlor, wo are prepared to furni-h tho Trade and School Committees Com-mittees from our stock ol choice selections at tho Puuliahora Wholesale and Retail pricos. THE WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Wc respectfully invito tho Public to call and cxatnino our ScwIdr Machines before purchasing elsewhere, which wo claim to be the best, cheapest, and most durable in the market. Wc guarantco every Machino wo sell to give entire satisfaction. All aro warranted to sew, with perfect ease, Beaver, Ducking, Ticking, Denims, Domestic, Cambric, Linen. Muslin, Lace, &o., and will Tuck, Hero, Fell, Braid, Bind, Cord, Gather, in fact will do all kinds of work. A Fioe Yew guaranteo given with each machine. Instructions froo by ao expert on tho premises. t3 GROCESY BEP'l 2. C. IMI- X. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Groceries, Hardware, i Plows, coves, Crockery 5 1 Glassware, Tinware, Miners' Supplies. We do not throw out any Baits by Advertizing a lew Leading Articles at Low Prices. -AXLi OUR GOODS AIRE CHEAP1 DEALEKd LN THE SETTLEMENTS AND MINING TOWNS WILL ND IT TO THEIH INTEREST TO CALL 'tkm ENQUUIK HIICEH HKFOUK -uli "Ml rUItCllASLNG. B3 . B,CLtWgU, uirlntatlM Z. C. Bl. I. SHOE FACTORY DEPARTMENT, 99 East Temple Street, SIUN OK THE -j I Or -j OPT GENTS' BOOTS, LADIES' BOOTS, CHILDREN'S BOOTS, GENTS' SHOES, . LADIES' SHOES, CHILDREN'S SHOES, GENTS' SLIPPERS, LADIES' SLIH'EltS, CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, For fino weather or M-Tiny wcnlhor; for wnlk-inc. wnlk-inc. dunrinc. working, aPAKhisi;, climbing, riding, hfhing, mining, otc, etc A Itirco and choico iif sort men t oT tho above, our own innko and imported, nt tho mo;t reasonable rea-sonable prices. Wo make to ortlcr any stylo nud quality lie itl red anil Insure satisfaction. OLD HOOTS Mado as kwU as now almi'ft. SELLING OFF OUH OLD STOCK BELOW COST! Sole Leather! Upper Leather! Harness Leather 1 Imported GVf Skic", Amcrioao Calf Skinp, Morocco and Kid Skinp, Shoe Findings, ASP "KIT" OF ALL KINDS1.! 110ESE COLLARS ! Horse Collars ! ! HORSE COLLARS!!! ALL AT LOWEST PRICES, Wholes ulo and Retail ! Order, by ,(THv. nud prompt attention. HIDES ANU WOOL BOUGHT. H. 1). CLAWSON, Sup't. RAILROADS. G. PH OX A SO A IT K it sr. IT i: 11 II I It lOlli, 1074, TKAl.NX WILL I. V. A V K it ti l i: X DAILY AS I U L-LOHJi L-LOHJi : Overland l'n-sonser Train for Tonnn, Carlin, V innoimicca. Wdivorir,. Ki'iio, Miirj.-i ille, K did i tiff Uur lr.xnn iS.i.-.-rrtiiiento, twktnn, l.Hthror., Merved li..r .-omite, lil'tun u'or l.o Anseleol, ;in Joso ) and i;in Frau cisco, - . - - j.'.V r.si, ! Overbind Kroinht nnd AceoinmwJu-tion AceoinmwJu-tion i'riiia lor rfan l-'runciaco, - - .V'i", p y x.H..noonM,N-. A-X-TS;;, Alitor, S;1m.;lko Cifv. ... , uilif-o with JJr.laall & C.rtcr, Ovor r. A Cu's Hunk. I'JKW PACIFIC IM1LR0.1D TIME TABLE, UNTIL further notico, Tmins will lfii re mid arrivo ut Ogtlon Daily, us follows: i furs. Arrivk. Dnilr Eprefs.fi M n.m. Dnily Eii.'d.S 10 ji.tn. Mixed. - o- ii-m. .Mixed. - 2 p m. freight, l'l -3-' a.m. 1 Kroi((ht, - D'lUa.ai. Puily connections lvmdo at Ogdcn iith Ltiih Central 1'ncitic Koad Irom Bit Liiko city and all points in Southern South-ern Ctnh. j At Bryan with stuges fur Sweetwater mines. At Cheyonne with Denvoi Pacific linilrohd lor Denver, Coiuftl citv, Georgi'ttjwn and ull points in Colorado and New Mexicn. At Omaha with ChicHgo and North Western, Chicago, IWlc lilnnd and Vaeitic, Burlingmn and Missouri liiver, Kansas city. St. .loo and Council Blutl'd KHilrotid; and Missouri Kivur Line of Stcmii-Ts for all points East and South Tickets for sale to ali points Enst at oflico of Wells, 'argo & Co., East Temple Tem-ple street, and at the o trice of Utah Central Cen-tral Railroad, in Salt Lake city; also at Union 1 acme Railroad ticket otheo ia Ogden, at which ollice berths on sleeping sleep-ing cars cun be secured. Arrangements hayo been mado whereby where-by passengers desiring to visit Denver on their way East can avail themselves of an excursion rate from Cheyonno to Denver, and return at greatly reduced rates. Eur particulars and all information in regard to passage, apply at Ticket Offices. Of-fices. Passengers should be careful to Eecuro their passage tickets to all Eastern and Southern points via Oil Ail A, and thus avail themselves of the advantages of a through sleepier carj comfortable accommodations ac-commodations and quick time. Til 08. L. K.1MBALL, General Ticket Agent, T. E. Sickkls, Chf. Engineer and SuperintondenL jS TIME TABLE. BURLINGTON ROUTE. TO THE EAST, NORTH AND SOUTHEAST. No. 3. STATIONS. ;KTgMCj MAIL. Lou-re SALT LAkii 5:03a.m. I 2:15 p.m. " OMAHA 6:30 p.m.: 5:30 a.in. Arrive BURLINGTON 5:00a.m.j 8:40 p.m. " GalcEbarctC.B.JtQ.) 7:00 a.m.j 10.50 pan. " Meoaota " 11:15 a.m.i 3:23 a.m. " Chicago " i 3:15p.m. 7:00a.m. " Pooria - - 9:00a.m.:li50a-m. " Ind'pIiBtl-B.iW. 6:15 p.m., 9:25a.m. " Cincinnati - - U"0pjn, 1:15p.m. " Lotansport 5(55p.m- 9:20 a.m. T. P. AW. " Colambng 2:45a.m. 5:31p.m. r-T"Throufrh Cars from Missouri River to Chicnco, Indianapolis, Cincinnati. Lo(t ana-port ana-port ocd Columbus Connootions at those points irith Llnoi leadinicto the KasL North and Sonth. Thisi" the Bait. Shortiit, Quickest and Cheapest Route. Dnothe deoeiTe4, butobtain Tiokets via A.B TOUZALIN, o PERKINS; Uenl Pass: AxenU an'liur't. THE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY Is tbo PIONEER ROUTE between OMAHA and CHICAGO, completed four years ago, since wh ch time the Company have spared neithor pains nor expense in perfecting its road beel and track, and e-juipping it with rolling lock, of the must modern improvements; thiB, together with the fact of its being Uio Shortest Line, otters to tho Traveling Travel-ing Publics route unsurpassed in this country for speed, comfort, safety and suro connections. PARTICULAR CAUTION should bo taken by passengers in selecting their route, and not be deceived by false advertisements aud representations by interested parties of competing lines in regard to time, distances, rates, etc This popular route requires no false statements, rolying on its true merits, it needs only to be known by the traveling travel-ing public to be appreciated. TlMK: San Francisco to Omaha, four dHys and seven hours. Via Chicago and North Western Railway, Omaha to Chicago, twenty-Lhreo twenty-Lhreo hours, Uinahatc New York, sixty hours. Omaha to Boston, sixty-lour hours. Pullman's Palace, Hotel, and Sleeping Sleep-ing Car Aro run on all through trains from Omaha to Chicago. How to Securo Sloeping Berths Before Be-fore Reaching Omaha: PASsengors desirous of securing Sleeping Sleep-ing Bertha, Sections or Stato Rooms in tho Sleeping Car from Omaha East, can do so by telegraphing from any of the stations on tlio buiou Pacific Railroad, to W. A. Carpenter, General Agent, 0. A; N.AV. Railway, Omaha, staling what they want. This is all they need to do until they reach the C. & N. W. Kail-way Kail-way Depot on tho east side, of tho Missouri Mis-souri River, then go to Iho Sleeping Car Conductor, givo him their names, as per telegram, and they will find that ho has thoir berths teservod lor them. Passengers going East will consult their own interest by securing Through Tickets via CUIAGO & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY, which can bo procured at ail principal ticket otlices in California and tho West, and at railroad ollices to San Francisco, Salt Lako City, Ogden, Omaha and Council BLutis. JNO. C. GAULT, General Sup't Chicago. II. P. STAN WOOD, ft MINES MINES I t UOVTTHIKTV MINKS. SI1TATKD IN LITTLE COTTONWOOD. BINGHAM AND BUTTERI'IELD CANYONS. LoUyrUro inck-lit, ci'liaiMinn ul liulciiH iiml .MilliiiE Hock. I'or I'urlher luirliculitrs uuuiro of JNO. W. PNKLL, Accnt. ov.'.i nuiiu sroiu:. GORDON & MURRAY, a e n r: n a l Freight Forwarders, -TO- CAM t VLOVr, TIN TIC. STAl. P1STKU T. Vni'iir; un,i ni .,,illt-H iu Souih-K-t.rn XLVAl'A and AK1ZU.NA. havo oinuvd n OllltK AM VAnLllJlSL' - AT LE HI, (Terminus Utah .Southern ltailruud.) And ill cu e i-nmit attonti.in and di."iiitoh to all coods iniirked to their c.-ro A1-. Ai-m !..r tho Kn.-Vv M.-ntitiiin r.-nl 1l.. C.i'-''.-l-l.ii.t.,h'H.l i,-li 1H. IV -U'-llH'd lt I.Lllil-tl 111 l.ll',.0 Ol FlUilll nniiiiilu'i. 8 7 GKOU.M) TO KENT. TWO IMNtilU:!) ri:i.T kiiuxt nv 1 iivotiti --u f.-oi deoi-. in l"t.' to -nit. on tlnMinr urei'l Jmt ot-n-d omi I" IMtnird Mm liir.i h'iiL-p, i,i,.--iio i,o roiilliiTO V I ilk- of lh I'.iIVH.IchI liu-a Krvmiro on tho rnnie uf is HUU1.UI I CAMl'UELL, SAN FP-ANCISCD TRAOt. PARKER, WATTSON & CO. (SuoewJors to Wail & Co.,) Importers anil Maunfactiirere of TOBACCO AND CIGARS, 2H1, 213 and Front St., cor. Saoramento. aj svs kua:;cisco, cai.. On Mtrfcct. Mortj.'tufrT and yoooiiU tiiieLi., u s 'tt .tJcjfcio, '.- jr.. .H)!IN?0 A Co., raoi-RiCTon.". E. A. FARGO & CO., I:ap.irtors and JobbTH of BranfliBSL lines and Iiprf, "10 Front St., cor. Commercial, P. B. kti. iJ5 SAN FRANCISCO J. BACH, XrruiKO M- J. BAU?yi & CO., Impoi-ters ui:d Mnnurivctnrrs of MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING. aa Haninnie t., n Krauulsco. No la Warron St., New York. fV BOOTS AND StSOES, Caiilbrnia Manufacture, FOR. WaOLKSALIC T It A UK, Veavt r & Taylor, liy Froat Struct, San Frnoiioo. California. .cuiXLOTiou. waltib n&ai n. a. hcxt. .bLCMrHtiOVIOHdb OO., uujurtora mul wtiolMnle dmlen in FISH UINKH dc LlUOllS, SOLI A.ikMs 70S JESSE. MjC;:b & CO'S FIN; OlO BUURBON AND hYE 'iVHbKito. DIB I Of riOH LOUIOVILLX, zr. GO) Front ?L. A2i FKANOISCU. p4 EntablhhcdinlSol. G. VEWARD, Mnulacturer of the Original Chartres Collee, And all kinds of Sjiiee and California Micatard, 625 and $H Vrohl Street, butweon Jackeon and Pajidc, SAA FRAClaCO. a3 A. J. GKIFF1T1I, DIsr ln KrS all klndjior Jl'IClLTj f-l re- M05LBD SALf7M A?;D HESaiHGS, 123 Wastilopto Street. All kind of Dnvl, Srvik&J cad Pickled Tih constantly on hud. L. A. FaoJw-fton, j. j,. Horn. SANDERSON & HORN, ilmrortera and Jobbora of CIGARS iD TOBACCO, (Proprietors t La Efj)tiola Ciar Factory,) SoU manufacturers oj ihe celebrate 'CHAS. DICKENS' CIGAR 413 front Wtreef, Rtwtn Waihlnglon and Cla.yt SAN PltAxVCISCO. BD4 E. fARTifJ &. OO. Wholesale Lipr Dealers, 408 front Street, Gam yraaclice. Proprietors of MILLER'S KITKA OLDBOVRBOH And sole Ptenta for CUTTER'S EXTPA OLD BJUrlSON WHISKIES Constantly on hand, a foil assortment of all the .rd Brandi of Wfalakiea, Fine Braiidle. Boratg-q nt Dnnriil W1 mS murj CordUti, FIS'JHT i:srjT v. pn Importers of American and S'lropoan Staple nml i'aucy DEY GOODS, CALlFOH?(lA, Call the attention of the Trade to their lar and coinplote stock o FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS Which they are cow rocsi ins direct from iiuropeas M in u failure re, Oiimtrisuig i& r-rt S rciich illeriuoa Wool Sallna, Wool etaliti, Trench ad German, Irlah and Kroch Poplin, k; in pre as Clothe, 'i'mlM, block aud oolored. Velveteens, Alacaa, black aad cotoreJ, SIUS, VELVETS, RIBBONS, iLSO GLOVES, Eid. Book. Berlin .Ladies', Mtuec', SenU') Gents' Underwear And alt kinds of Gents' Furnishing Goods, Uoelerj-.e. mpVt Ui mjj iu branchee Whlu ;oila, Uaii(lkercilere, SblrlliiK l.lMrne Q. III., wbito col.iwvl, lftmm.k, l-rjurn l.vm aad btwhed T.iwcl., Iliv S. Di.T, Turkish. ptla aitil Otiyllae, Ki... Kte. Special Notice. CARD TO THE TRADE. THE Mission & Pacific Wo3kn Mills, lc pot. A ;. fj Mm tu t St., SAN VKANCloCO. C.VL,' OtTrr to tho trade n t. in;e and Wtdl-Etleclc4 AM-oiltiieut ul Wool k (mous, Mnnuuctured .it their c-Libnitl Millf. HLANKr.TS ,.f e-o-y dr- -i :i,n; HOKSK LILANK l.TS nud lift! (i V V,v tK?: lii'lISli aud i;l.l"Il't: llla-iketint-, v.irioyj widths and .iiiftlttlc; CLOlLk'. C VSiMKUKS and XWKKDS Cl" every dmci ijtiin: U TN l'S', LAIHL6'. .MILKS' und CIM I.UKKN'S SilAWls in Kii'at Viirioty ; IM'KKA nnd 1'ANt'V 1LANM'1 ; S II I UT 1 X U FLAXNFI.S ; TU KM. (' V.'-SI M KUK nnd V I, A X X K I. S 11 I It TS nnd i'xii;i; ': u. w a i'i:k r tt hm-'s uj uk- JKLL.NTS. va-i.-.i-U do- ur.d Mvle,. Kmt All-M',d uisd M.-iin.. Imm;whr ,ul ll..!.u.iiv l.-r iiiKii. uviiK'i, and clnlilre-i is-i-M iu.i.v ...lai.t.dh.r i!,v l.,..u, LV.M. YV....I.-H Yiiin in ull.-had.M !,y tlio iafl.;i1To. Ai.i. t)".'d in our lino maiv.ijiu-tur.'d "ro oinn-it" il M,..rl native, and ut tlio i,i;-r ""rii'-ei.V-UM-nt-u .uiii.-.t:...,. Missmx r.M'i l it.' wi'im.cx mills Iimt, j ,t Slu Ini Ur, st f SAX I-HANClM-O, I'Al,. au.'i : y Fall and Winter Notice! 1. X "V X Fall & Winter Goods. CLOTHING D EPARTMEfJT, havk i;oui;ht a i.auok am) well skuected stock of ci.othi(i am) mkvs kurmsh- l.G GOODS, ."SUITABLE FOlt THE SEASON AND 7HICH IS JSOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION. French, EnIi-h nml A in(-r"n;;:;i WiiMinfs, Coatina nnd Cassimcrc.s in trrent viu-ielj nml lulest -(yle. Men's and Boys suits )L" (lie ,tlrt fiwhi!)ii. frnm fh s "! aoys suns L llie lufrxf f iliionv. from the flrst Unnses in Aew ynri.-, U")ton, Chicago nnd C'lin Fiaiicicn. A FULL STOCK OF HOME MADE CA33IMEHES AND JEANS, TO WHICH WE INVITE INSPECTION. MEN'S UNDERCLOTHING, HOSIERY, GLOVE3, UMBRELLAS, COLLARS AND GENERAL FURNISHING- GOODS. Trunks, Valises, Rugs, Blankets, Gapes 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 S DECORATIONS IN GREAT VARIETY, BHeaeBeBeaneBaeaaaBDaeBBaBexaBjBaHMeBBaeew The great success which has attended Our Merchant Tailoring Department Has irjduccd us to uiafce Large Purchases for our Fall and Winter Trade, So that gt otic men may choose from the moot Varied and Kxt entire Stock we have ever oAcred. Tailors' Notions and Trimmings of the bsst ,' wIttujo uii IO.nO. - H, B. CLAWSONSnpeiiniendeBt j Sewing1 Machine. yyE respectfully iavite the Public to call and see our excellent variety o Sewing Hfachin.es, IS Flain,Reautiful and Elaborate Styles of Workmanship AND GREATLY IMPROVED Villi THE FANTON CYSTOUS. The Total Sates of the SLGK UACIIIXH an hou 1HREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION. THE SALES OF EAST YEAR, H & 1. j, S 3 O An oviJonco that it u fat iriuuius 3U!Toluo favor in the household. The yixOKR Compauy sold ovjr the other Companies, 52,". idr The Chicago Relief Committoc furuisheJ suil'crcrs by the Fire to Maih 13, 1S72, 3,aU; 3.151 .Uaclliues, all other mates, 7J. Applicants mado their selection, with same discouut on all. OUH SALK3 liN UTAH KXOKKD ANI orUblK UOUSfi IN TH SKW1NG MACU1NK LINK 1'HiS iSlDK Ob' CHICAGO. Wo wurtooiulj- invit the Ladiw to e our Bmbroicloi-y tt.ola.uta.oiatx It attracts coooral alteotioo and adiuiratioa. Wo also dftire you to K-e our TUCKERS, CORDER5, RUFFLERS. BINDERS QUILTERS, HEMMERS, TRIMMERS, PLEATER3, SELF-B ASTERS, SEAM-RIPPERS, NEEDLE-SETTERS. NEEDLE-SETTERS. 61'irABLE FOR ALL KINDS OF SUll'ILE tEiVlN't! MACULNES, I j lire (ii'aran n:ii evkry m uiiink we ski.l m n k i:n tsftfSi nJ .11 .ro to ,c. uh o..,o al km4. ol P.oa., fn.a; lb .... I l.uic, .Mii.liu. C'liiulM it, llimiMif, llt tiim-, ln"" Diu kiui;, Htm cr. Hut ktkiu iii'.tl I.cather. I-iusuut'lioii Kivcni'ivoor oliavo by i-ovaro""' C"JDl' of .":ilc l suit all eiiYuiusuiR-c. OTHER SEWIKG MACHINES REPAIRED ON RE" SC-NACLE TERMS. Wo oxuirnl otvuli.-ii ioviu:iou lo all to j COME AKD SEE OUE IIACHINES irriinii;E;rS;riilSii:MBT)iBT Z. C. Itt. I. General Agents, T dm uh of b(h Kcum, Salt Uu C.tt. - |