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Show ST. LOUIS TRADE. SEMPLE, B1RGE & Co.. S A.IWT XjOTJIB, ManufACturers and Agent! AGRICULTURAL GOODS, Hardware Specialties, XX HIT E W AT ER WAGONS. Qflioe Bend Samples: 13SOC1TU MAIN STREET. Warehouse: myl8 114. 116.118 ELM STREET. HAYDEN, WILSONS & ALLKN Manufacturers and Dealers in Saddlery Hardware CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, BENT STOCK, LEATHER, Etc., HO. Bl North Main .treat, mjl9 BT. LOUIS, MO. HOW TO KEEP WARM NEXT WINTER, (JET ONE OF TI1EE FVENING STAR HEATING- Stoves THE GREATEST WOJiDEIt OF THE AGE, Every Stove Is Guaranteed 10 GIVE A MORE UNIFORM AND PLEASANT PLEA-SANT HEAT, TO USE LESS WOOD, ARE MORE CAREFULLY FITTED, ARE MORE EASILY A C11EA1'-LY C11EA1'-LY MOUNTED, ARE UNDER WORE PERFECT CONTROL, CON-TROL, IIA V E STRONO-EK STRONO-EK DRAFT,. and Jiv. bett.raatlsraotlon, and sold for aLeiiPrlee tUau any Sheet Iron Parlor Stove in ibo market Sold by excelsior wmmm n SAINT LOUIS, And all LIVE STOVE DEALERS. octl $300,000! MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY. Legalized by State Authority and Drawn in Public in St. Louis. Grand Single Number Scheme. 50,000 NUMBERS. Class K, to biDrtwn Oct. 31, 1873. 5,880 Prizes, Amounting to $300,000. lpiiig of S50.000I SOOpriweofS 100 1 prito af 13,450 fi prizes of 1,000 1 p,.u af lO.nUul Opr.iosof SOU 1 nnu of T.ftOol Spnr-sof 3O0 4pnisiof B.OOOi Bpniwof 30 prises of B,500 36 prizes of 300 SO prizsaot 1. 000 36pniof 150 SOpnxof 500 lSOpriiMOt 100 40pntiof asO.S.OOOpniMof 10 Tick tt. 10. Half Ticketa, t5, Quaxtera, S3. 50. Vt Onr lottarlea are chartered bj the State, are Jwnyi drawn at the time namad, and nil drawing! are under the uperritloD ai" sworn cotnmluJonerf. The offlcial drawing wilt be published in the St- Looii papers, and a copy f drawing mdL to purchaser of tickets. Wa will draw a aim liar scheme the lait Uj of every month dariap tha year 1ST 2. . Remit at onr risk by POST OFFICE MONEY ORDERS, REGISTERED LETTER, DRAFT, or KXPRK38 Bead for a circular, dreaa MURK AY. UtLLEH Co., Pat Offloa Box 3146. ST. LOUIS. Mo. mjl7. STOCKHOLDER'SIYIEETING fpBE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF X THE "EMMA HILL Con soil da. ted Mining Company," Location of works, "Little Cottonwood, SaJt Lake County, Territory of Utah," for tho election elec-tion of Trustees for tho ensuing year, and the transaction of such oLhor business as may come before Lho meeting, wilt bo held at the office of the company, No- SJ Montgomery stroct, trail Francisco. California Koom U oa Monday, , October 7th, 167.!, at 'i o'clock p. m. 1 L. C. FuWLEK, Secretary, i San Francisco, ttept- 21, 1872- xii Hersliey's Torsion WaDii Sprinn ThU it tha best Wagon Spring in use, and was awarded the FIRST PREMIUM A.D HEDAL, Tr the Elliptio and all ether competitor!, at tba American Institute io the city of New Yor. in November, 1S70 It is now being applied ap-plied by the WaK DKFAKTMENT to Uor-roment Uor-roment W anon going on tne Plains-It Plains-It la Lighter, It occupies leas Space, It ra.laea the Wagon less than any other Spring, ard it utilises the1 most perfect means of elasticity in eteel, namely the torsion principle, carrying capacity capa-city from 4i0, to Ju.'KO ibs. With all those advantages the Spring is old at a much low er price for the same carrying capacity tuou , kit other Spring; in use. For full particulars apply at D. Hutchinson's Hutchin-son's waorj bop, 2nd Sonth itreeL next door wesi or W iliard A Orr'a livery stable Bam pi m can aL-o be seen at Scott. Iun- ' (in at. Co s. and at Kahn Br's stores. KE.M U 4. HESDERSOX, il 26, Sole Agents for Utah. EVANSTON COAL! At Depot, $7.00. Delivered, 7.50 WYOMING COAL AND MINING COMPANY. ARTHUR STAYNER, Agent, Next to Savage's (iallerv. NOTICE. ALL PERSONS WHO 1MVE CL.MMS wainji the Estate of II EM A N COl.T-l.. COl.T-l.. docMte-i. aro re-juirod to present the tamo aiiuftiuont accordica l-j law. J'er-ecci J'er-ecci kn'iwirijt themselves indebted to Fl utate aro riueMod to fettle iLninediatoly-BB SAII.UJ CUL'IKIN. Solo Executrix, If'ountifuJ, I4Li County, I" T-September T-September ltLh, laTi. Bfijj TRIUNE BAKERY Ann Cracker Manufactory, Door b-lny iWnlker Home, Main Blt-rci, San x-okc lily. W e have now received onr CRACKER MACHINE CRACK El"." W"U;1"V1 KIND.SOf GALLACHER 4 SONS. AddrosjP. 0. BvxBlU TRAVEL. GILMER i SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LINES THROUGH Utah, South-east Nevada & Montana, Mon-tana, Leaving Savlt Lak CltyDallf, raa alnf Houtn to Tintio, American Fork, Mount Nabo, Sevier, St. George, Utah ; and Pioche, Nevada ; Paasjalnsj through Provo, Springville, Spanish Fork.Pay-Bon. Fork.Pay-Bon. Salt Creek, Cnioken Creek, Hound Valley, Fillmoro,Com Creek, Beaver, Minere-vilie, Minere-vilie, and AH the principal tovma and mining camp in southern Utah and iouth-ta.it Nevada. Also ! Corlnno, Utah, dolly, rn ain g narth to Virginia City, Helena, Fort Benton, Deer Lodge, Cedar Creek mines, and passing through all the principal towns and mining min-ing cam pa in Montana. Mon-tana. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Wells, Ftrgo & Co. Building' Ian Bait Lake dtj Lea Wines. fi. P. Kim ball SALT LAKE, And Tintic Stage and Express RUNNING DAILF FROM SALT LAKE CITY, via. LAKE TOWN, TOOELE CITY, STOCKTON AND OF II IB. TO TINTIC. The route has been reatocked with splendid splen-did Concord Coaohos. fine Stoek. oaiefal and ttentive Drivers- and erery attention Is paid 10 the comfort an! oenvenienoe of passes-gars. passes-gars. Good, accommodation on the road, THROTjGH by daylight. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. Oflao at Wells, Fa-rgo Co.'s, fUC Laki CltT WINES t KIMBALL, apH Proprietors. UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. On aud after September 83d, 1873 MIXED TRAINS WILL H XT 1ST DAIL Y. (olng Hontb. Leave the Utah Central R.R. Depot, Salt Lake City, at 7 a.m. and 2.20 p.m. Sandy, (nearest point to Little Cottonwood Canon,) at 8.10 a.m. and 3.30 p.m., arrive at Lehi at 9.10 a.m, and 4.30 p.m. Going orth. Leave Lehi at 0.30 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. FAKES : Salt Lake to Cottonwood Station. 50otl " . Sandy " 11.00 " ' Draper " 1.25 " " Point " " 1.75 ' " Lehi " " 2.25 PaMengers will please purchase tiokeUiat the ouicoa M. II. DATIS, - Gen. Freight acd Tioket Agent. FKRAHOUZ LITTLE . BDFUUNTKN DINT. UTAH CENTRAL UAILISOAI). PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. Oa and altar Uonday, July IT, 1IT1 UalSy Trains Leave Bait Lake City at 5 a- m. and 3:45 pjd Arrive at Ogdeo Tlo. and i:if p. m. Leave Ogdcn at 8 a. m. and b:W p. m. Arrive at Salt Lake City 10 a.m. and T;30 p.m la addition to tha above TVTT"ys7 "PTD T.-UST Will run DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED Leavlni Salt Lake City at 5.30 p.m., and Ogden at 5 a.m. avaaanxerw will plaavae PonbtM tnelr TUkata t the OOeea. Tiftj Cents additional will be charred when the tare is collected on the train. 101 all Information eoneernlng freight oi pastage, apply to n. It. DAVtft, qntrJ freight and Ticket Ag't JOHS SHABP, SOTISIHTIMDINI OTaUSS, JFJ$L IF -IT ! ANNOUNCEMENT October, 1872. TEASDEL 2, CO., m A o x. m HOUSE, DRY COODS, J NOT TO ARRIVE OmCSS GOODS, GROUER,ES- But RecGiTGi aii in Stock, S,,AWLS I1AKUWA11E, j THE CHOICEST SELECTION OF XOTIOXS o,u eexswabk) GENERAL MERCHANDISE Fi,ov HATS CAPS, EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY, GOODS, BOOTSSI.OKS WHICinVEAREKOW CARPETS, RAPIDLY DISPOSING OF GENTS fc BOYS RUGS, AT THE clothing, LOWEST FIGURES. CLOTHS, THE BLEES SEWING MACHINE ! UNRIVALLED and UNEXCELLED The Best Family Machine Extant! ADAPTS ITSELF TO ALL BRANCHES OP WORK FROM THE FINEST MUSLIN TO THE HEAVIEST LEATHER. s- CALL AND EXAMINE " Teasdel ggg Oo. :, Jtj.1xtj.s5 Bauer tSa Oo., MANUFACTURERS OF THE DIPROVED BAUlSBa ORGANS AND JSL ELiODEO N S. Every Instrnment FULLY WARRANTED for FITE YEARS. Upward of . 26,000 now in use. CATALOGUES sent "FREE to address upon application. ALSO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PIANOS ail ALL KINDS of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. JULIUS BAUER & CO., 650 Broadway, 390, 392, 394 & 396 Wabash Ave. NEW YOHK. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. J. DAYNES & SON Agents for Utah, 1st South St., jyI9 TWO DOU&j EAST 01' BUDBK S DRUG STORE. Z. C. M. I. SHOE FACTORY DEPARTMENT, 99 East Temple Street, 6ICN OF THE j ) I O- -j ) O O T GENTS' BOOTS,- LADIES' BOOTS, CHILDREN'S BOOTS, GENTS' SHOES, LADIES' SHOES, CHILDREN'S SHOES, GENTS' SLIPPERS, LADIES' SLIPPERS, CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, For fine wcuthor or stormy weather; for wnlk-in, wnlk-in, dancing, working, HriKM.Mj, climbing, riding, Hihiug, nilaiiit;, etc., etc. A Ihtro and choico n?ortmcnt of tlio above, our oivn mato and iinporlud, ai tho inot rua-sonablo rua-sonablo prices. We moke to order auy style and qaality doHlred and Inn aro xati a foot Ion. OLD IOOQTS Made as good us now a lines t. SELLING OFF OUR 0LI STOCK BELOW COST! Sole Leather! Upper Leather! Harness Leather I Importod Call Skins, Auaorican Calf SkioB, Morocco and Kid Skios, Shoe Findings, AMI "KIT" OF ALL. KINDS I HOUSE COLLARS! Ilorsc Collars ! ! HORSE COLLARS!!! ALL AT . LOWEST PRICES, Wholesale and Retail ! Ortlcr. ! Mull rrrctve .pcclnl antl prompt altcniloit. HIDES AND WOOL BOUGHT. WANTKI) A SHUN,! .MACIIINK f)I-orat'.T f)I-orat'.T luid a 1- iltur. H. B. CLAWSON, Sup'. ! DilTED STATES OF AMERICA, j DISTHICT OF NEVADA, ! In til Office of tho Clerk of the IT. 6. j District Court, 1 - To wlti "V Bo it re- vv1-'"- v ' ' ifv mcmborod, ' :' A That on tho .'?" -KX Boventoonto -- -".irs.' "' i.'At day of Qcto- fi,i'r S&r -Albor. Anno Sl"."T0 6- ' 1 iDomlni, Ono - -'-N' ; i thousand : A- - JJ S-Ahi" " JT - Hammer W,-- '..."-. 0f tha aid X--, Dlltrict.hath deposited in - this office a label entitled "HAMMER'S COLLAR HALL OINTMENT." tbo right whorsof ho claims as Proprietor, in conformity with an Act of Congress, Con-gress, entitled "An Art to amend tbo several Act respecting copyrights." W. P. RODGERS, rka ii Clorlt of said district, TJ. S. District Conrt, by Geo. R., Ammo.- , District of Nevada. I Deputy Fnf.TM-i-nr.llii);l.i ct ir tVlii.Ti-- in llwOf rk'l Olllorili,' I' S Iatt!rironn,riiiHrU-t Nonil.1. OIITRflENT For Collar Galls. Univiimlloit for tho nureervful ctire of C-t1br(iiiIN, S.ro l(.i. kd, Kuro Uli-iaislirn, f rark-tl 1 1--!-. O jtiii..'. and till IroubKr-ouie fUircK. 4r-Thli Olntnu-nt dre nnt urnb ovit, lint Urim iii,inil h t-iil i n inre from tliu tK'Mum l'ruu.l fli'li (nnnot form whore It !h H& J'rrhtrett only hy KING 3c CO., Proprietors, Carson City, Novada, rnjmtliorocitof(icdehrnlrl FjiBllhVerli)iulaa fledington & Co., Wholesale Agonts, U- Hint Lho nnninfrn.R. S, II A.M M Kit -. tin ifcuaiBB. J. D. LAMB & CO., CENERAL ACENTS. SALT LAKE OITf. a23 Funiacemcn, Attention. A 1 Fire Brick. SCOTT, DUNHAM 4 CO. in laisTB rot TBI GOLD If IV CITV FIRE BRICK, Whir art equal If aot superior to the bwit Uli'h. SnaAiaJ ratn rWirn by tb oar load, eotll MUSIC I MUSIC! MUSICAL INSTRUMEMS, Of all kinds, including the BAUER lMIUtOVKD ORGANS, Cbaapor than ever. J. DAVNES&SON, KntsT Bouni Street, Two doors oast of ijodbo's Dma Store. aucll CHICAGO TRACE. PAGE, E3RO, i Co., 3i porters and Dealers ini LEATHER AXD FINDINGS' 35 A- 37 South Canal strict, W. W. Pa(te. Hoston, t'lUCAtiO, juj!9 WHITE LEAD no & 172 RANDOLPH STREET. Offer Special inducements to Inrce buyers and the Jobbing Trade of Ulub Territory. )m (Established ISoo. Williams, Sillier & Olmstcail, (Formerly Fitch, Williams A Co.,) "fYholosolo Dealers in Hats, Caps, Fnrs aud Bnct Goods, 123 and 127 MARKET STREET, nugU (HUAtJO. Damon, Temple & Co., Importers , Manufacturers and Jobbers of And all Goods for GENT'S NECK WEAR, LINKN AND PAI'EIX OOLLAKS AND CUFFS 111 and 113 TVabaih Avo. -jy8 ' ' CHIOAQO, Ilia. "The Old Salamander." REMOVAL. VAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON & REID I Wholesale DRUGGISTS and Paint Dealers, Ilave removed to their Wow Storos, 0' and 04 LAKK ST UK KT, corner Dearborn tltroeL (on tbo old aite) ciUICAWO, whore, with bulliiinRi created exfretisly for tlio holiness, Steam Elovatorn. etc.. they have ojioncd up an iuiuionso Stook, uusuri'assod in tbo northwest. tipaoial attention eivon to Territorial bus in ess. jyl M. D. WELLS & CO., Manafnotaren of and Wholesale Dealen - - in ' ' Boots and Slices, 018 Wabash At, CUlcao, M. D. Wells, II. J. Maofarland. H. Benedict. mM 8. P. Molntyr. MMl PATEST CfflPlDl FIRfi and BrRGL.lU PROOF Tli Boat Bafea In tha World. HERRING 4 CO., 46 SUto lroct, and ooroor Mlh Blrcol and Indiana Avcuuo, SH I O A. G O . RAILROADS. - ' G. PR. OX AXD AFTER SEPTEMBER 10th, 187. TRAI.A W ILL LEAVE OtiUEX DAILY AS FOL-LOWS FOL-LOWS t Overland Paasencer Train forToano, ("arltn, innetuueca, Wndsworth, J teno, Marysvillo, ItoddinB (for Uri'son, Sacrauionlo, locklon, 1-iitlirup, Merced (lor Yusomitn), Tii'lnn U'or Los Angeles), iian Joso and San Francisco, - - 5.20 p. a. Overland Frei(,-ht and Accommodn-tion Accommodn-tion Train lor San Francisco, - - 5.2"i r.u. A. 2f. TOWNi:, T. II. OOODMAX. tieu'l Suji't ti-n. l'ass. and Ticket AgonU ' GEO. II. KICK, Aukxt, Salt Lake Citv, tUico with ilarshall Jc Carter, Over W. F. A Co s Hank. JJ UiVIO PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE. DNTI L further notice, Trains will leure and arrive at Ogdon Dnily, as follows: ri.mvi. t Arrivi. Daily Epre,S-;Wa.m. Daily Exp's.6-10 p.m. Mued. - 6---) p.m. I Mixed. - 2 :16 p m. Freight, - 10-3.1 a-in. 1 Freight, - G 10 a.m. Daily connections made at Ogdon ilb Utah Central Pacilic Koud irom alt Lake city and all points in Southern South-ern Utah. At Bryan with stagos for Sweetwater mines. At Cheyenno with Donvoi Pacific Railroad tor Denver, Uontral city, Georgetown and all poinU in Colorado and Now Moxico. At Omaha with Chicago and North Western, Chicago, Kock Island and 1'neilio, Burlington antl Missouri River, Kansas city. tit. Joo aod Council lilutis Rtiilroads and Missouri River Lino of Su-auiurs for all points East and South Tickets for sale to all points East at otlico of Wells, Fargo & Co., East Tom-, Tom-, pie street, and at tho otlico of Utah Central Cen-tral Railroad, in Salt Lake city; also at Union Pacific Railroad ticket ollice in Ogdon, at which otfice berths on sleeping sleep-ing cars can be secured. Arrangements have been mado whereby where-by passengers desiring to visit Denver on thoir way East can avail themselves of an excursion rato from Choyonne to Denver, and return at greatly reduced rates. Eor particulars and all information in regard to passage, apply ttt Ticket Offices. Of-fices. Passongors should be careful to eecure their passage tickets to all Eastern and Southern points via OMAHA, and thus avail themselveB of the advantages of a through sleeping car, oomfortable accommodations ac-commodations and quick time. THOS. L. KIMBALL, General Ticket Agent. T. E. Sicksls, Chf. Engineer and Superintendent, Jo TIME TABLE. BDttLLNGTON KOUTE. ri) fHi: t AST. NORTH AND SOUTHEAST. No. 3. STATIONS. MAIL. Leave PLT LAKE O.OOa.m. 2:-I5p.n.. " OMAHA 6:30 p.m. 5:30 a.m. Arrive BUKLiNQTOS 5:00a.m. SHOp.m. " GaJesburgfC.B.JtQ.) 7:00 a.m. 10:50 p.m. " MenaoLa " 11:15 a.m. 33 a.m. " Chicago " 3:15 p.m. 7:00 a.m. " Peoria - - - 9:00 a.m. 12:50 a.m. " Ind'plUtLB.AW. 6:15p.m. 9;25a.m, ' Cinoinnati - U.rOp.m. i: 15p.m. " Lesansport 555 p.m- 9:20a.m. T. P. AW.) Colnmbna 2:i5a.m. 5:30p.m. I?"Throneh Cars from Missouri River to Chicaco, Indianapolis, Cincinnati. Logans-port Logans-port and Columbus, Connections at those points with lines loadmg-to the East, North and South. This m tho Bast. ShorUit, (ulckaet and Cheapen Route. D" not be deceived, but obtain Tickets via the BuilinBton Missotui Kiver Railroad. A.K.TOTJZALIN. 0. B. PERKINS; Qenl Pass: Aient- Ganl Snp't. m r- tiv5a:"iy j l : pP 1 ia allalai-ilFr " f 10,000 PERSONS WANT E D TO BUY THE IMMENSE STOCK OF American k Foreign Watches Compri?inir Race and Stop Watchw. Ppli' Second Watches. Kei'oat or?, l'ockot Chninom etrtra. Astrvmoinical Watches, Ladies I'inuumi Watches, Stem-Winders and other Wntche? buth id sold and silvor, in groat variety; alst A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF THE MOST FASHIONABLE JEWELRl OF THE BEST QUALITY. ivtr Tho public may bo assured that th Roods ore ulTered lor sale at tho niot inducin liricos. Come and satisfy joursolves, and b suru wo will bo glad to boo you. aug!7 GODBE & CO., EXCHANGE BCILDIXC SUGCESSOltS TO B. W. ALLEN & CO., - AGENTS FOR TM E CELEBRATED GOLD SEAL WHISKEY octl JOHN W.SNELL Has cMubli.-h oilman ugeney for the purchivs and sulu of Charcoal, Shingles, Cedar Posts, Fire Grick, Fire Clay, UlILDirVG 1IRICK, LIME, W1IITK EANI), COAL, I'LASTKlt 1' All 18. Zl will bo clad to nok-ininto with i;. rl i m dnciiiB any ni tho abuve nrticlo. U-al --State Ilond, Brcniul bullit iKi Hunlh of TliPntrc. JOHN WM. SNELL olS SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. Special Notice. CARD TO THE TRADE. TUB Mission & Pacific Woolen Mills, Depot, 'os. 01T &. 519 Market St., SAN FHANCISCO. CAL.; Offar to tho tradoa Larpo and Well-selected Assortment of Woolen Goods, Manufactured ai thoir celebrated Mills, Consisting of BLANKETS ef every description; HOKSR BLANKETS and BUGGY KOUKS; HOUSE and SLUICE Blankotinse, various widths and qualities; CLOTHS, CASS1MKRKS and LADIES', MISSES' and CHILDREN'S SHAWLS in groat vnrioty ; OPERA and FANCY FLANNELS ; SHIRTING FLANNELS ; TWEED, CASSIMERE and FLANNEL SHIRTS and UNDERWEAR, WATER PROOFS and RE-PELLANTS, RE-PELLANTS, various shades and styles. Kkit All-Wool and Morino Usperwkae and Hosiery for men, womon and ohildron, especially es-pecially adapted for tho Pacific CoasL Woolon Yarn in all shades by the pack at. All Qoods in our lino manufactured "to order" art short notice, and at tho loivkst market prices. Price LljU son ton application. MISSION urn PACIFIC WOOLEN MILLS, Depot, Noa. 517 A 510 Market St., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. au27 Lindenberger & Burke. COMMISSION IMPORTIK MERCHANTS, SOLE AGENTS 01" T1IE Willamette Woolen Mills of Salem. Xos. 38 , 30 SANSOME STREET, SAS FRAM IfiCO, CAL. Elanicts, Flannels, Cassimeres, REDUCED PRICE LIST. ' We are now preparod to furni?h to tho trado at greatly roducid nncoa ail tho goods mado by tbo ii lam el to Mills, of Sulein, Oregon. Blankets, all grades and colors; Flannels, all colors, red. white, prey; Caisiinerp-, all (trades and styles; Hcaiy Watcniroots; Heavy red, white and gToy U. S- k Drawers; Teamsters' heavy ptaid i lannol Oversbirts; Tcauisters' heavy grey tlannol Uvershirts; Casjiiuuro Uvershiri, etc., etc-, etc. US- Orders lur all kinds of Goods solicited, Forsalo at Low Hates by LINDEN BLlttiE II & BURKE, Nos, 2S antl oU Sansumo street, oil Sax FkasciSCO, Cal. PaEXEE, WATTSON & CO. (Successors to Weil A Co..) Importers and Bla.ii ufactixrcre of TOBACCO AND CIGARS, 221, 223 and 225 Front St., oor. Sacramento, a5 SAN FHANCISCO, CAL, E. A.FARCO&CO., Importers and Jobbers of Brandies, Wines and Lipors, 316 Front St, cor. Commercial, d. a- STi, i25 SAN FRANCISCO J. BACH, I San Francisco BH"IBEi J. BAUM & CO., Importers and Manufacturers of MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING. a Saniomc Bt., San Francisco. No 18 Warren St.. New York. EsUblished in 1851. C. VENARD, Manofaotorer of the Original Cliartres Coffee, And all kinds of Spieet and California Mustard, 625 and 627 Front Street, between Jackson and Pacific SAN FRAAClsCO. a5 hecht; bro's & Co. BOOTS, SHOKS & LEATHER t04 Jt 106 8auom St., San Francisco, And fl tt Pearl Street, Boater XUCKIGUAAl SECHT, ManulactDrPra of the "UltA DOALITI" CM I HIS HI A tOOTS AM SHOtS. all A. J. GRIFFITH, Dealer In !&tr - ya all kinds of PZCBLXiUTJ cjfc SMOKJBXJ SALMON AND HERRINGS, 19 Waahlnfrton Street. All kinds of Dried, Bmoked and Pickled Flat oooaUntlj on hand. : LAZARD FRERES, Import or and Jobbers of Foreurn and Do-; Do-; mestio Fanor and Staple DRY QOODS Depot of Qoods Manufactured at the r Mission and Pacijie Mills, Consolidated B7 Market St., San Fra njlS Paris : js Rue De L'Bohiqn o 8. L. Stanley. y a C. Chapman o John Spruanoe. Spruance, istanley & Co., Successors to H. Webster A Co. aud J. A J Spruanoe, Importers and Dealers ia ' WINES AND LIQUORS olO 10 FRONT STREET. E. MARTIN & CO, Wnolesale Lipr Dealers, 40 B rront Straat, San Franolaca Proprietors of MIL.LKlt'S EXTRA OLD BOUUBOI And sole OKents for , r. CUTTER'S EXTRA OLD BOURBON WHISK1E Constantly on hand, a fall assortment of all the ard Bra nit a or Wttlaklaa, Fine Brandt. For Ism and Domaatlo Winn, BiR Utttara. DnrilUli, A. ' C. H. BASSET! HARDWARE STORE All kinds of HEAVY HARDWARE, Iron mini Neel, Stoves and Tin Ware BbACKSMlTU TOOLS, Aajrlanttaral lutiilamaMta AU Ml.lag Tool., At Lowest Ratae, OPPOS.T. ,AI.T j,, I10D wm aaaaaaa aaaaaaa Fall and Winter Notice! J ITS. I T j ILm Fall Winter Goods. 5. ES. JL. CLOTHING DEPSSTWENT, HAVE KOUtillT A LARGE AND WELL, SELECTED STOCK OF CLDTlli.XJ AflU Mfc'a (lkjism-IA(i..OO!), (lkjism-IA(i..OO!), SUITAHLE VOll THE SEASO.V ViD WHICH is; NOW OPEN FOIt INSPECTION. French, EnglNIi oi.il American Suitiugs, ( oalins and Cnssimercs in great variety and latest styles. Men's and Hoys suits oi' the latest fashions, from Mie, flrst Houses in New York, Boston, Chicago and San Francisco. A FULL STOCK OF HOME MADE CASSIMERES AXD JEANS, TO WHICH WE INVITE INSPECTION. MEN'S UNDERCLOTHING, HOSIERY, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS, COLLARS AND GENERAL FURNISHING- GOODS, Trunks. .Valises, Rues, Blankets, Capes and Overcoats. MEN'S AND BOYS BOOTS AND SHOES, EASTERN AND; HOME MADE. GRANT, GREELEY, AND ALL THE FEWEST STYLES OF HATS AND CAPS. WALL.! PAPER DECORATIONS IN GREAT VARIETY. The great success which has attended . Our Merchant Tailoring Department Has induced us to make Large Purchases for our Tall and Winter Trade, So that gintltuitu may choose from the mnt Varied and Extensive Slock ivc have ever offered. Tailors' Notions and Trimmings of the best quality always on hand. sov H. B. CLAWSON, Superintendent.' Sewing1 Machine. yy E respectfully invite the Publio to call and see our excellent varietr o. Sewing .Machines, IN Plain,Beautiful aud Elnhorate Styles of Worknimisliip AXD GREATLY IMPROVED WITH TIIE IT -A. 1ST T O 1ST a A S T O !R S - The Total Sales of the SAYffi'A' MACSIXE are nolo - THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION. THE SALES OF LAST YEAR, a s s., 2 g o Ad oyideco. that it is fast iTisDins suirma favor ia tb. householi. The Singkr Comtany sold over tho other Companies, 52,7. 33r Tho Chicago Relief Committee furnished sufferers by the Kre lo March 18, 1872, 8,944; 3,151 Sinser 31.Cllillf S, all other makes, 7!i ' Applioants mado thoir selection, with same discount on ail. OUR SALES IN UTAH EXCEED AXV OTHER HOUSE IN T'IS MEWING MACHINE LINK THIS SIDE OF CHICAGO. We courteously invito tho LaJiod to see our u Tim broldory -A.ttivola.n3.oxxt, It attracts Kenoral attaotioD and admiration. Wo also desiro you to ueo our ' TUCKERS, CORDERS, RUFFLERS, BINDERS, QUILTERS, HEMMERS. TRIMMERS, PLEATERS, SELF-BASTERS, SEAM-RIPPERS. NEEDLE-SETTERS. NEEDLE-SETTERS. SUITABLE FOR ALL KINDS OF SUII1LK SKWI.NO MACHINES. Lace, iMu.liu, Cainbnc, Domett ic, ),.tm,, Till""''' , Uuckinfj, Heaver, Hiu Utkiu aud I.vatlier. ' "InnwM,JD..i;i"o fre of oharfo' by comrcroirt attendaels, and '"" ot pale to suit all eircumstauces. OTHER SEWING IWACHl.iESREPAIRED ON RE' SOMAELE TERMS. Wo exleml a eoMial ivic.ition to all to COME AND SEE OUli MACHINE8 Whether they , ,,UR.!ls0 Pr not- ATTIIfiSIi;EIlSEW!,'(; MinilXU flElMRTMKNT Z. C. M. I. General Agonts, Two doore south orEa-lo ICuiporium, Salt Lah CirT' - |