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Show ST. LOUIS TRADE. HAMN.mSOHS&ALLO Manafacturerg and Deal on in Saddlery Hardware Carriage trimmings, BENT STOCK, LEATHER, Era, No. 01 NortU Main str.ol, mjl9 ST. LOUIS. MO. If you wa.nt tho boat, bay Buck's Brilliant It U the most Perfect Baker. It is tho most Durable. It burni tho least Wood. It always tires Satisfaction. M'iro oT Huok's Stores have been sold and are in use than aoj store evor made. "Every Stove is larrantpj. BUCK'S Guarantee, For Coal and Wood, has only been in nse two years. It is now the leading Coal Cook PtoTO. Why. it is a Perfect Baker. It is a Fael Saver; it is made with our PATENT CHILLED IKON. Fire Linings which will laatlonitor than Five Seta of oommoa Lia-ines. Lia-ines. It will draw in any good flue, and Is tho only Coal Cooking Stove that gives en tiro Satisfaction. BOOK & WRIGHT, TZO and TA'i N. Main Street, Saint Louts, Manufacturers of all varieties of COOKINQ and IIKATING STOVES. Sample Sam-ple Cards and Price Lists furnished on application. mylS $300,0001 MISSOURI STATE LOTTEEY. Legalized by State Authority aud Drawn iu Public in St. LouiSs Grand Single Number Scheme. 50,000 NUMBERS. ClaaaL, to be Drawn Sot. 30, 1673. 5.SS0 Prizes, Amounting to 300,000. t prize olSfiO.OOO! 500prltMofJ 100 1 nriza of 13, -ISO Opnreeof 1,000 1 r ;o of 10.U00' B prises or 500 I priie of 7.5011 Qprimof 300 -Jl.riitiof 3.000; Oprizeaof 350 4 pr.iosor , 500' 30priM0f 300 MO t rica ft 1,000 36 priitwof 150 SO iirizia of 300 ISO prizes ot JOO 4 0 jinzos of XZO 5,000 pntM of 10 Tickets, 910. Half Tickets, 5. Uuarteri, B-i.bO. C n Our lotteriw are chartered by the State, are dlu jys drawn a: the time named, aud all drawing The officio drawing will bo published in the St. LouU pupiTS, mi J a copy f drawing Hot to purclni-.TS of tickets. We will draw a similar schetno the last dy of cTfry mouth durinp tho jpr IST'i Remit at our n.,k by POST OFFICE M".N BY "0K.DK.13, REGISTKRKD LKITEB, OKA FT, or KXPRKf8 geud for a circular. Ad-dresi Ad-dresi Ml llKAY.MlLLKB Co., Pvt ofBco Bos a-40. BT. LOUIS, Mo. ci-wtiii emu inrf rrniVTrn. HUMPHREY'S UOMtol'ATIIIC SPECIFICS. HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST ample os j'orierjce, an enuro success: Siva-plo Siva-plo 1'ruiupt fciheient and Keliablo, They are tho only medicines perfectly adapted to Popular u?o-eo simple that mistakes can imt made in uing them; so harmless as lo bo free fruin lianyor. and so ellitrierjt as to bo ulwajs reliable. They have raised the high-c.-t Cfminuiidution from all, and will always render eauafiituuii. No?. Cents. Cures 1, " Fevers, Congestion, Inflammations2S 2, " Wornn, Worm fever. Worm Colic... 3, l'ryiin-Cflie or teething of lnfania...'25 I, " inui-i-lia-a,uf Childron or Adults 15 5, " Dysentery, Griping. Bilious Colic ...3d i, " ( Uolcrn-Morbus, Vomiting. 25 7, " i'oniitis. Colds, Bronchitis 25 ,i, " Nt multjln, Tootbncho. Faceache. 25 a, " lltadttciies, Sick Headache, 'ertih-o 25 l " Ij pt iln. Liliious Stomach 25 II. " Siiiiurfntd, or Painful Periods 2b iZ, " V lilies, too Prufuso Periods 25 1 ;, " Croup, Couith, iJifficult lSreathine....S 11, Suit Klieum, Erysipelas. Eruptions..2o ,, ' lEhctmmiUiii, Kaeuiiialic Pains. 25 l-j, ' lever aud Ague, Uhill Fever, Ague .. 50 IT, " Piles. Mind, or bleeding 50 1, ' Oyl.thlamj-, andsoro or weak toes .t0 i, ' C.ttivrrh, aeutoor chronic Icfluonia. 50 " Y liooplug-Congh, violent conii-i FQ 21, "' A-t lima, orrresscd Breathing 50 LJ, " Hur D I it liar sen, unpaired hearing 50 2J, " Scrofula, enLired glands, Swellings Swell-ings - 60 4, " General DobOity, physical weak ness 50 " Dropsy nnd scanty Secrotions 50 j;, Sin-Slckness,siokneJsfrom riding-50 J7, " IiitUicy-llsease, Gravel 50 -i, " Xirvuu Debility , Seminal l.iiimUslou, involuntary L'l.-eharoi 100 Five lluiti, with one S2 vial of l-jwdor, totv necessary in eer- lous caiej 500 2. " Sore .Uuiu t, Canker ..i, " I rluiirv "tnkiitsu, welting bed..,50 " l'lUnful l'triod, Wlth Spasms -Y -. " SutU-rtws ai chango of lifo.......luO u-s " 1-iii i i spasms, at. Vitus la'; 10O ol, " DLinlicrla, ulcerated soro throat. ...-jo FAMILY CASLS Or 33 to CO Large vials, morocco or rosewood ease, coudUulni; a HpcclAc for every ordlnnry disease n rainlly is subject lo, aud books or di roe lions,... fjuoi $10 to 935 J?i::.tllcr Family and Travel- - a "-'i " 'V" jj iu t HUB, specific f r all 1'rlvnte )-e )-e ii-.es, h.-th fort nrlnB and for Ii -n en 1 1 vt iroaunoni, in vials and 1''r.el tjjw S3 to S3 Pond's Extract, Cures Ilurni, Bruises, Lameness, Virtues'. Sore Til rout, Spralnn, I out line lie, Karnclir, nralf(ln, Kin-uiuiitl-.ui, l.uinbnto, lllea,BollH, Sll,-- Sore llyts, ltUc(lin oftlie I. Mi.ys, o,c, M.iuineh, or or I'Llcet uru, llti-i,la nurci. I'rlt r, G in., 30 ccutS) I'ints. 91,30 ttunrlit, 91.73. ,.,':d"-ibp- 1rme'-l'. except POXD-S EX- II. At I. by iheCJ,o vr sinle b-.x, aro sent to .y.-.y p;irt ol tue cour.iry. by mail or Cipro.'.', .-0 oi charo, od receipt uf the pric Ad- Humpfiroys' Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co. y-d Uopot, Xo. 6-j2 Bkoauwat, Xcw PUK SALE 11 V ALL DRUGGISTS, And .1-. L, C. -M. I. and Godbo'a Drug Sloro. 43 Herald Bindery. OIK LINDERY IS PKEPARED 10 P.ti-ir. in a workmanlike manner. Album., Old Uuoki, etc., etcM Aud I3ind( MA'iAZlXLb. PtHluDHJALQ, TRAVEL. GILMER I SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LINES TUKUUGI1 Utah, South -east Nevada & Won- tana, L,.rlg Salt Lake City Dallf, rJa-Mlng rJa-Mlng South to Tintio, Amerioan Fork, Mount Nebo, Sovier, St. George, Utah ; od riooho, Nevada ; P tbroiiflli Provo, Springvillo, Spanish Fork, Pay-son, Pay-son, Salt Creek, Chioken Creek, iioond Valley, FiLLmoro.Coni Crook, Beaver, Miners-ville, Miners-ville, and AU the principal toioru and mining cam p$ in touihem Utah and touth-east Nevada. Alio UiTt Corlnns, Utah, dsOljr, rmnmlng north to Virginia City, Helena, Fort Benton, Deer Lodiie, Gedar Creek mines, and passing through ail the principal towns and mining min-ing earn pa in Mod-tana. Mod-tana. fri h ci fax orrrcs, Wells, Fugo & Co. Building! on Bait Lttka City Len Wines. H.P.KkabalW SALT LAKE, CIPII1R And Tintic Stage and Express EUNN1HO DAlXiT FROM IALV LAKE CITY, via. LAKK TOWI, TOOELE CITY, STOCKTON AMD OPHIB. TO TIHTIO. The route has been re-stocked with iplen- 1 did Conoord Coaohes, fine Stock, oaieful and 1 attentive Drivers, and eTery attention is paid to the oomfort an i oenvenienoe of passea-ters. passea-ters. Good accommodation on the road. THROTjGH by daylight. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. OH at We Us, Fax go Co.'s, Sdt Lak Oltjj WINES & KIMBALL, apl4 Proprietors. UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. On and after September B3d, 1879 MIXED TRAINS WILL BUN BAIL Ciolng South. Leavo 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 North. Leave Lehi at 9.30 a.m, and 4.50 p.m.; Sandy at 10.60 a.m. and 6.10 p.m; arrive at Salt Lake City at 11.40 a,m. and 7 p.m. aA-KEH : Bait Lake to Cottonwood Station, SOotl Sandy ' 11.00 " Draper " 1.2ft " " Point " " 1.75 Lehi " " 2 25 Passengers will pleue purchase tiokoto at the office. M. H. DAVIS, Gen. Freiiat and Tteket AgenU V KHAnOttZ LITTLB 8DT9BINT1NDBNT, UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAU. PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. 0 aad altar Monday, JnlrlT,ltTl Dally Trains Leave Salt Lake Cltr at 5 a-m-and ilS pan Arrive at Ogden 7 a. m, and 1:45 p. m. Leave 0(don at 8 a. m. aad 6:30 p. m. Arrive at Salt Lake CiU 10 a.m- and 7 JO p.h la addition to the above MULED TR.A.IIM1I WLU mn DAILY, 8UNDAYS EXCEPTED Leavinr Bait Lake City at 5.30 p.m.. and Oiden at Sauxu asitaiars will pleaae Parahaae their TUku at the Offlaea. rifU Oeo'Ji additional will be charted when the fare la eolleoud on Lae train. Tot all Information eonoemlni freiaht ot passaas, applj to n. II. DAVIS, QueraJ Preliht and Tlokat Ai l JOHN SHABF, jurnurTiKDmi C5.': 3E. S. RETAIL DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. J"U-ssrt Received A CHOICE LOT OF " ' CLOTH TALMAS, FUR TRIMMED; ELEGANTLY ASSORTED ., . OTTOMAN " SHAWLS; SILiK VELOURS, A Very Fashionable Trimming; FRENCH BLACK AND COLORED VELVETS, Ball Dresses, In Silks, "TissuesjIVToire Antiques, I Aud other Dcsirahlo Styles, all of ivliicli -ve offer at LOW FIGURES. m29 Hi B. CLAWSON, Superintendent BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, SEWING MACHINES. CALDER & SEARS. i Wear Agents for (ho ARION, STEIN WAY & SONS, CIIICKEhING & SONS, DECKEK & BARNS nnd other loading makers, and respeotiully invite our Patrons and the Pnblio to call and examino our stock of the abovo named instruments. We aro also General Agents for the MASON i HAMLIN world-renowned CABINET OEGAi, Which we have proved beyond all doubt to be tho best and most suitable orgBns for this climate; and have also the WOODS, ESTEV, SMITH and other ORGANS in stock. We have the Largest Stock west of Chicago of Musical Merchandise, INSTRUMENTS,, SHEET MUSIC, MUSICAL STUDIES, and everything required by Amateurs, Teachers and Musicians. MUSI GAL INSTRUMENTS. Our Stock consists in part of PIANOS. ACroRTtFOWM. .1 X ( I I; , . . .. MUSICAL MEECHANDISE. Pl.naStoola, Vl.llnglrlnga, Guitar Mrlnff, Tlotln Pnrnl,hlnK, Onlt.r Innilihlnci, Accordeon Furnl.liliii;., Drum Furnl.lilnir.. Tnnlnr Fr ""I""' 'I ""It P.per, lilouk Mu.lc Uook. and o.?Am, Kl.c.t Jlu.lc, luatructlou Book, for U Iu.truinent., Ktc., Etc., Kie. Wo to soeurcd tho Btrvicos Of Proroasor Oaroloss, so loe od favorably known in thii eom-mmuLy, eom-mmuLy, that our patron, may havo tho bonont of his i.rofojjional .orricoj in malting tnoix eolecuon of instruments and musical morchandisa. BOOKS' -A.3STI3 STATIONERY. Our Stock consists In rart of crlmloo Uook., Blank Book, of U Ut.erlpll.n., Ink.tand., W riling lnka, Nterl Pen., in re varl.ty. Pen Holder.. Penelt. Fnirll.h Pocket Jtnlye. and Scl..,, ... ....ent Parcw" t ily ? BooJtai au aualilios and weights of JIB n'B-M t Bm. -M Sole, Letter, Cap, Bill, Legal, Flat Cap, Polio Poat, French Role, Initial Sole, Envelope., all .lie. and oualltfea, Card Board, all eolora, Foreign Tlaaue Paper, all eolora, Drawing Paper, Drawing Booka. SCHOOL FCBNISUINOD OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, SUNDAY SCHOOL PRESENTS. itJI.h,V'-?sJa,r'"r'l''',""'!;!l?'0"Cr1,locKofc,rd5l,ndI!"k from'th. lata. Publtaking Uouso of I. oLs,n i corn, which wo offer at thoir regular Wholosal. and Rolaii prices. L. PRANG & CO'S PUBLICATIONS. Bo?k."for V?Kr!3t,t,'irS.'i'7'nU '' Uth' !bo of "'" oont Card, and niilt THE WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. We respectfully invito tho Publio to call and examine our Sowing Machines before purchasing elsewhere, which wc claim to bo tho best, ohoapost, and most durable in tho market. We guaranteo ovcry Maohino wo sell to give entire satisfaction. All are warranted to sew, with porfeot easo, Beaver. Ducking, Ticking, Denims, Domostio, Oambrio, Linen, Muslin, Laco, &o., and will Tuck, Horn, Fell, Braid, Bind, Cord, Gathor, in faot will do all kinds of work. A JVve Yean guaranteo given with oaoh maohino. Instructions froe by an export on tho premises. 3 GROCERY DEP'I WHOLESALE ANJ) liETAiL Groceries, Hardware, Plows, Stoves, Crockery Glassware, Tinware, Miners' Supplies. We do not throw out any Baits by Advertizing a few Leading Articles at Low Prices. -LL, OUR GOODS A-3Ft,E OjrEAIP- DEALEKd TIJK 8KITLEMKNTS AND MINING TOWNS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR 1NTERKST TO CALL I AND KNQUll.K l'UICKa BKFORJB runuiiAsiNo. Ma31 U. B. CL.AWSOM, BnprlstMttaM z. n. m. i. SHOE FACTORY DEPARTMENT, 99 East Temple Street, SIUN 01' TUB -J X Or -j OPT GENTS' BOOTS, LADIES' BOOTS, CUILDKEN'S BOOTS, GENTS' SHOES, LADIES' SHOES, CHILDREN'S SHOES, GENTS' SLIPPERS, LADIES' SLIPPERS, ' CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, For fino woathcr or stormy woalher; for walking, walk-ing, duncinu, working, itf!AKKi3(, climbing, riuinB, lislung, minios, otc, etc. A lamo and choice iiortnient of tho abovo, our own uiako and iioi'urlod, ut tho most rea-sonnbl. rea-sonnbl. prices. We make to oriicr any style aud quality tlcalrcd mid Insure satisfaction. OLD BOOTS Mado as gwd as now almost. SELLING OFF OUK OLD STOCK BELOW COST! Sole Leather! Upper Leather ! Harness Leather! Imported Calfskins, Amorioan Calf Skins, Morocco and Kid Skins, Shoe Findings, A .ID "KIT" OF ALL KINDS!! HORSE COLLARS I Horse Collars ! ! HORSE COLLARS!!! " ALL AT LOWEST PRICES, "Wholesale and Retail ! Orders ly Moll icccl vo special and tirouiiit attention. HIDES AND WOOL BOUGHT. H. B. CLAWSON, Sup't. RAILROADS. G. P. R. R. i OX AXD AFTER H E I'TEMBE R 10th, 187. TltAIXS WILL " LEAVE OGDEN DAILY AS 'OL- j LOWS I Overland Pn.ienc Train for Toimo, Carlin, Winneiuucca, U'ntlsworth, Keno, Warysvillo, Kediling (for Orecon), Sacramonto, Sloektuo, Laiiirop, Merced (for Yuaouiito), Tipton (for Los Angeles), San Joso ami tfan Fnmcisco, - - 5.20 r.a. Overland Freight and Aeooramoda-liyn Aeooramoda-liyn Train lor jan Francisco, - - 5.25 p.u. 1 A. N. TOWXE, T. II- (100PMAX, UcD'l Sup't (ion- l'n.s. nnd Ticket Agent. GEO. il- K1UE, Au&ST.SnltV-koCitr, Offico with Marshall & Carter, Over W. . & Co's linnk. tr20 UNION PACIFIC RilLROiD TIME TABLE. DNT1L further notice, Trains will leHfe and arrive at Ogden Daily, as follows: LK AVI. ArrIVI. Daily Eprois.8-30 a.m. Daily Exp'a.HO p.m. Misod. - 6-.IU p.m. I -Mixed. - 3 35 p.m. Freight. - a.m. 1 Freight, - 6-10 a-m. Daily connoclions made at Ogdon ttith btah Contral PscifiG Road Iroru alt Ltiko city and all points in Southern South-ern Utah. At Bryan with stages for Sweetwater mines. At Cheyenne with Denver "Pacific Railroad for Denvor, Central city, Georgetown and all pointa in Colorado and iSow Mexico. At Omaha with Chicago and North i Western, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacilic, Burlington and Missouri River, Kansas city. Si. Joe and Council B lull's l Railroads and Missouri River Lino of Stearaors for all points East and South Tickets for stile lo all points East at office of Wells, Fargo & Co., East Temple Tem-ple street, and at tho oilice of Utah Con-tral Con-tral Railroad, in Salt Lako city; also at Union Pacilic Railroad ticket office in Ogdon, at which office berths on sleeping sleep-ing cars can be secured. Arrangements have been made whero- - by passengers desiring to visit Denvor on tkbir wuy luaet can avail themselvei of an excursion rato from Cheyenno to i Denver, and return at greatly reduced 1 rates. For particulars and all information in regard to passage, apply at Ticket Of-I Of-I flees. Passongors should bo careful to secure thoir passiigo tickets to all Eastern and Southern poinU via OMAHA, and thus : f avail themselves of the advantages of a - through sleeping car. comfortable accommodations ac-commodations and quick time. TUOB. Li. KIMBALL. General Ticket Agent. T. E. Sickkls, Chi. Engineer and Superintendent. TIME TABLE. BURLINGTON ROUTE. TO THE EAST, NORTH AND SOUTHEAST. No. 3. STATIONS. ir?asIflC MAIL. Leave SALT LAKE 5:00 a.m. 2:45 p.m, " OMAHA 6:30p.m. 5:30a.m. sirrive BURLINGTON 5:00 m. 8:10 p.m. " Oalesbare(C.B.AQ.) 7:00 a.m. 100 pj. " Menaota 11U5 a.m. 323 a.zn. " Chicago " 3:15 p.m. 7)a.m. " ?eori - - - 9:00 a.m. 12:50 a.m. " Ind'plUd.B.JfW. 6:15p.m. 0:?5.m, " Cincinnati - - UfO pjn. l:15pjn. " Leg-angport 5 '55 p.m- 9:20 ajn. T. P. A W.) Colnmbos 2:45 a.m. 5:30 p.m. tJ"ThroQgh Can from Missoori River to Chiiiaeo, IndianapoLU, CincLonati. Logani-portand Logani-portand Coiomboj. CoDnoctioos at those points with linea leadinsto th East, North andSoath. This is the Bait. (Shortest, Hulokett and Cheapest Route. Do not be deceived, but obtain Tioketi via the BulinKton k Missoori Hi vox ILaiiroad. A.B. TOUZALIN. 0. S. PERKIR8: Qen'l Pass: AtenL Genl SoVt. THE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY Is the PIONEER ROUTE between OMAHA and CHICAGO, completed four years ago, since which time the Company have spared neither pains nor expense in perfecting its rad bed and track, and equipping it with rolling tock.of the most modern improvemeats; this, together with the fact of its being the Shortest Line, oilers to the Traveling Travel-ing Public a route unsurpassed in this country for speed, comfort, safety and euro connections, PARTICULAR CAUTION should be taken by passengers in selecting thoir route, and not be deceived by false advertisements and representations by interested parties of competing lines in regard to time, distances, rates, etc This popular route requires no lse etatemonts, relying on its true merits, it neods only to be known by the traveling travel-ing public to be appreciated. TIMJB: San Francisco to Omaha, four days and seven hours. Via Chicago and North "Western Railway, Omaha to Chicago, twenty-three twenty-three hours. Omaha tc New York, sixty hours. Omaha to Boston, sixty-four hours. Pullman's Palace, Hotel, aud Sleeping Sleep-ing Cara Aro run on all through trains from Omaha to Chicago. How to Secure Sleeping Borths Bo-n Bo-n fore Reaching Omaha: rasspngors desirous of socuring Sleeping Sleep-ing Berths, Sections or Stato Rooms in the Sleeping Car from Omaha East, can do so by telegraphing from any of the stations on tho Union Pacific Railroad, to W. A. CarpoHter, General Agent, 0. & N. W. Railway, Omaha, mating what they want. This is all they nood to do until they reach the 0. & N. W. Railway Rail-way Depot on tho oast side of the Missouri Mis-souri River, then go to the Sleeping Car Conductor, give nim thoir nausea, as per telegram, and they will find that he bm their borths reserved for them. Passongors going East will consult tnoir own inierust uy bui-unug lurotiKu Tickets via CHIAGO & NORTH "WESTERN RAILWAY, which can be procured at all principal tickot offices in California ana the West, and at railroad offices to San Francisco, Salt Lako City, Ogden, Omaha and Council : Blull's. JNO. 0. GAULT, General Sup't Chicago. H. P. STAN WOOD, G on oral Ticket Agent, Chicago. a FAR WEST FREIGHT CO. Head tuartrs, Bt. Louli, 91 o. DUUANT&CUTTING, FORWAHDISG JlXD COMMISSION MERCDim AGENTS ALT LAKK CITY, UTAH. WE are prepared to contract for iblp-monU iblp-monU from all rru of the East, oar Line buying made suocisJ arranKemenU fer the i ale and speedy traae portal ton of all Froight from New York, Boston. Baltimore. Cbiongo, St, Louis and all Eastern Cities, to Salt Lake City. Wo aro offering eitra Inducements for the shipment of Gro and Bullion to all .Eastern poiuti, Orrici is VTiRRnousi: First blook south ot DcpoC, Salt Lake CM-. UtlllAKT ah, CUTTISIU- UltOUSD TO KEXtT rpwn nrxnitKt. kkkt yimxT by 1 tienlv--ix fi-pt dpep, tn li.La to milt, un tl.nni'w ut root Jiut opotioii out tu IMnard Muriin") h"uo, mn.uaiLo Llio Buullioru wmg uf tbo Tuw uio. d lluiifa Knjuko on tho prcml.os of ids Rude hi l, CAMi'liiU SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. PAEZER, WATTSON & CO.' (SaooeMora to Well & Co,,) Importers and Manufacturers of rOBACCO AND CIGARS, 121, 223 and 225 Front SL. oor. Sacramento, a5 BAN FHAMCISCO, CAL. GRAND HOTEL, On Market. New Montgomery and Ueooaa StrooU, ait rxiiaivoxaoo, ca. t. JOHNSON & Co., Paora-irroRs, E. A. FARCO & CO., Importers and Jobbers of Brandies, Wines and Liprs, 310 Front St., oor. Commercial, 0. a-Hva. (25 SAN FRANCISCO J. BAUM & CO., Importers and Man u lac tore re or MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING. Sa Bansome Bt., Ban Francisco. No 18 Warren SL. Now York. (V BOOTS AND SHOES, California Manufacture, FOR WHOLESALE TRADE, H eaver & Taylor, 118 Front Streot, San Francisco, California, al2 i. cauiOTion. wiXTia aoos. H. b. near. CHIBLOVIOH cSb CO., importers and wbolewJe dealers In FIRS WINKS A LIQ.UOKS, BO LI iOlNTB roa 1ESSE, MOORE & CO'S FINE OLD BOURBON AND RYE WHISKIES. DlBflOT riOM LODIDTILLI, II, 601 Front Bl. HAN FRANCISCO. ai4 Established in 1851. C. VENARD, Mannfactarer of the Original Chart? es Coffee, And all kinds of Spices and California Mustard,' 625 and 627 Front Street, between Jackson and Pacific. SAN FRANCISCO. a5 A. J. GRIFFITH, " -EtBEaffife all kinds or SALMON AND HERRINGS', 1I WMhlngtoa Street. Alt kinds of Dried, Smoked and Plokled Tlab eonsLacUj an band. j4 L. A. Sanderson, i. L. Horn. SANDERSON & HORN, Importers and Jobbers of CIGARS AAD TOBACCO. (Proprietors or La Zapanola Ciirar Factory,) Sole manufacturers oj the celebrate 'CHAS. DICKENS' CIGAR 413 Front Street, Between Washington and Clay, SAN FRANCISCO. mvi E. MARTIN & CO. Wholesale Lipr Healers, Ml rroat Street. Baa Frame lsco. Proprietors of KILLER'S EXTRA OLD BOURBON And sole acents for , r. CUTTER'S EXTRA OLD BOURBON WHISKIES OonstanUj on hand, a foil assortment of all the axd Brajtda of Whiskies. Fine Braadii, Forslfm and Domestl Wines, m5 Bitters, CordlaUs, Ae MORPHY.GRANT&CO. Impoiterfl of American and European Staple and Fancy DRY &Q0DS, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, Call the attention of the Trade to their lares and oompletestook of FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS Which they are now roceirint; direct from European Manufacturers, ooniprisin in part Branch Orlnoi Wool 8. tines, Wool Plaids, French and German, Irish and French Fopllna, Empress Cloths, Tamils, blaok and colored, Velveteens, Alpacas, black and oolered, SILKS, VELVETS. RIBBONS. ALSO Q-LO V E S , Eld, Back. Berlin (Ladies', Hisses', SenU') Gents' Underwear And all kinds of Gents' Furnishing Goods. Boslery.complete In all Its branches White Uoodi, Hkndkerchlafe, Shirting Linens, 4nlltat while eud colored," Damasks, brown loom and bk-xiched, Towels, Hark. Dinpor, Turkish. .pklMs and UoylUi, k-te- Kta.. Kta. Special Notice. CARD TO THE TRADE. THE Mission & Pacific Woolen Ills, Depot. Sop, 31T A 510 Market St., FAN FH AS CISCO. CAL Offer to the trade a Largo and Well-selected Ae.-iortincnt ot Woolen Goods, Mtnafaotorod at ihoix oolebrated Mills. CoOBiMlOfT of BLANKETS ef every description; HOHSB BLANKKTS aad BCOQ V KOBES; HoUPfi and SLUICE BlanketLnis. various widths and qualities; CLOTHS, CASSIMERES aud TWEEDS of every dwcrlption: OENTf, LAD1W. MISSES' and CUILDKEN'S SHAWLS In ureat rariety ; Oi'ERA and FANCY VLANXKI.S ; K 11 I It T I N 0 FLANN E LS : T W K K D. C. S S I .M K K K and V 1. A N N K L S II 1 UTS and UNDERWEAR. WATER 1' ROOKS and liE-PELLANTS, liE-PELLANTS, varum. Indw and stylos. Ksit All-Wool and .Merino Luhhwihr Rnd Hobikry for mon, women and childron, ha-pxriALLY ha-pxriALLY adapt od fur tlio I'ni-iiio Cobbl Woolen Yam in all sbiulce by tho pucknKe. All (londn In our lino in ami lectured "ro orher" wt short notice, and at t'jt) nnvr.-T innrket iirioes. Price Lists cunt on ait.lii'utUn. mission am' pacific woolen mills Depot, Koe.Ol? A 0 1 U Ylnrkrl Nt., 8AN FRANCISCO, CAL, tuZI . Sit JhiOIt.H Fall and Winter Notice! 3Ft H. X "V J. L Fall Winter Goods. aBBBBaa.aaMSISJMNMHMMilSHSH ' 5S. O. EJ2L. I. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, HAVE HOUG1IT A LARGE AIVD WELL SELECTED STOCK OF CLOTHISG AXD MEi'S FURNISHING FURNISH-ING GOODS, SUITABLE FOR THE SEA80X AND WHICH IS NOW OHEN FOR INSPECTION. French, EnIisli nnd American NnKinpg, Coating. nnd Cdssiniercs in great variety and latest .tj le. Men's and Boys suits of (lie latest fashions, from the first Houses iu New York, Boston, Chicago and Nan Francisco. A FULL STOCK OF HOME MADE CASSIMERE3 AND JBAN3, TO WHICH WE INVITE INSPECTION. MEN'S UNDERCLOTHING, HOSIERY, GLOVES, UMBRELLA8, COLLARS AND GENERAL FURNISHING GOODS. Trunks, Valises. Rugs. Blankets. Capes and Overcoats. MEN'S AND BOYS BOOTS AND SHOES, EASTERN AND HOME MADE. GRANT, GREELEY, AND ALL THE JfEWEST STYLES OF HATS AND CAPS. WALL PAPER & DECORATION'S IN GREAT VARIETY. The great Euccegs which has attended Our Merchant Tailoring Department Has induced as to make Large Purchases for our Fall and Winter Trade, So tbat giutlemeu may- choose from the moit Varied and Eileaelre Stock we have ever offered. Tailors' Notions and Trimmings of the best quality always on hand. H. B. CLAWSON, superintendent. Sewing1 Machine. "yE respectfully invite the Publio to call and see oar exoelleot variety cu Sewing IVlachincs, IS riain.ISeautiful and Elaborate Styles of Workmanship AND GREATLY IMPROVED WITH TUB IF .A. 3ST T O 3ST CASTOBS. The Total Sales of the S1XGER MACUIiVE art now THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION. THE SALES OF LAST YEAR, .3. 8 1,2 6 O An OTidonc that it u fast winning suproms favor ib th houfohold, Tbo Sinokb Company sold over the other . Oompaniets 52,734. i5a The Chicago Kclicf Comuiiuee furnished sufferers by the Fire to March is, 1872, 3,9-11; 3.151 iSiner Machines, all other makes, 7M. Applicants inado their selection, with sauio discount on all. OUR SALES IN UTAH EXCKKD AN? OTHEH HOUSE IN THE SEWING MACHINE LINE THIS SIDE OF CHICAGO. V coortoously icrit th Ladiee to our Embroidery Attaolimonti It attracts ctuieral attaatioo and admiration. Wo also desire you to seo our TUCKERS, CORDERS, RUFFLERS. BINDERS QUILTERS. HEMMERS, TRIMMERS, PLEATERS, SELF-BASTE RS, SEAM-RIPPERS, NEEDLE-SETTERS, NEEDLE-SETTERS, SUITABLE FOR ALL K1XDS OF SHUTTLE SEVIN'O MACHINES. WE (H'ARAN'TKE EVERY MAOUIXK 1VE PELL TO HIVE EX'URB SATtSFAC tion. as faohooo t thorvUk-tiIy a Liuslcd. IHM and tftrt by exr.vi.BcM Mwhsnlos and .11 sr. warranlwi lo .si. wilh pa-c all kinds of Hds. fwia th. coarsest IP Ui. flowt. L.UC, rLnsliu, C'uiubric, Uouiitic, Uvuiu., Ticking, Duckii.8; llcavcr. Buckskin and Leather. lostrtietion ivCQ frco of oharjto by competent atteDdaQU, aod tern of ?nlo to Ruit all circumstances. OTHER SEWINC MACHINES REPAIRED ON REA SON AGLE TERMS. We oxlund a coidial invitation to all to COME AND SEE OUR MACHINES Whether tliev wish to puroliaso or not. H THE SI.GER SII'IX(J 3I.U'II1B DEP1RTMBXT Z. C. M. I. General Agents. Two doors Kuth of Kagle Kmpoiium, Salt Lak Qitt, |