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Show SAN FRANCISCO TRADE IMPORTANT WORKS ON WINES AND MINING Till. Ml'8 ;l.lmid IVnter Klt:1i- Hy Grew-ory ale. f. 30. Pro"..", Uoltl Kve. Hi-trnctiou, Hi-trnctiou, furUciuril Lie. By Guido s.Hiiiirel., Wlint lliry are. Ilo. V..s!J'.,l, -oJ " Work.ill By Win I; .-'tow 81 WJ Tlio Ml'nltB nd Ntl1"rty 01 Gold ud silver. By J. Arthur Phil- Tl.leS.ntlliirKy of Ll, Including Jieitvi-ltillu CuptUallott A flAiiSiil .'' Fraottcal Assaying. B John Mitchell. K. IT. .S. $lilJ. Cr'mkr-- and ltohrlK'- Treat..,, on itlctnllurL'v, in Uirct voln. Vol. 1 MUer ndV.-.u!. Vol.11. Copper ...d Iron. Vol.IU. Steel nd ul. V -eh vol flntd .oparately at S10 00 per rol. Tile Melalluigy and Mining of Copper. Cop-per. LtvA.S. IVtrot.M. D. 81 oO. X Trcolltt on Ore Deposits. By Born-hard Born-hard Von UMta. 5150. a sviteui of Mineralogy. By James D. O.na.M.A. S10 00. Any of tho above worka sent by man on re-cmjh re-cmjh of price in ojin, or iu equivalent in currency. , ,. . Wo ulso have in'aciJUion to the above, a luriro n.'sortmoot o! SciontiGa, Standard and MiscoUanooua Buoks. BUnlt Books and Stationery. Catalogues furnished on application. appli-cation. Aiidrc.J3 A. HUMAN fc CO., Pubililierti Uuokurllcii, Importer! and Stationers. No. 11 Mon'Romery St.. Lick House Block, tan tfruncieco. California. at MURPHY.GRANT & GO. Iniporiera of American and European Staple and Faucy DRY GOODS, FBANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, Call the attention of the Trade to their large and complete stock 0 FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, Which they are now receivinc direct from European Manufacturers, oompriains in part fi reach Bterlnos, Wool Sattnca. Wool Plaids, Trench and Oerman, Irish ind French Popli&a Kmprcii Cloths, Tamlse, black and colored, Velveteens, Alpacas, black end colored, SILKS, VELVETS, RIBBONS. ALSO QL O "VIE S, Kid, Book, B.rlin (Ladies'. Misses'. Gent.) Gents' Underwear And all kinds of Gents' Furnishing Goods. Hosiery, complete in all its branches White Goods, Hand Iter chic fa, Jelilrtlne; Lluini, (alullts, whJie mid colored,; Damasks, brown loom and bleached, Towel., Unci, Diaper, Turtiah. Napkins evnd Day 11 as, tic, ICte.. Eta. BOOTS AND SHOES, California Manufacture, FOlt WHOLESALE TllADU, Weaver & Taylor, lis Front Stteot, Han Franciaoo, California, a!2 B. onunmcn. WAJ.ua hooi. n. a. hunt. -feJ. CIXiBIiOVIOH c& CO., Importers and wholesale dealers In FINK WINES Liquons, SOLI AO UTS 70S ItSSE, MOORE & CD'S FINE OLO BOURBON AND h WHISKIES, . D1BIQ7 FEdM LOUIHVILLX, XT. 601 Front Sl. BAN FRANCISCO. ap4 L. A. Sanderson, T. L. Horn. SANDERSON & HORN, Ilmportora and Jobbers of CIGARS AAD TOBACCO, (Proprietors ofLaEspanoIa Cijj&r Factory,); Sole manufacturers oj the celebrated 'CHAS. DICKENS' CIGAR 413 Front Street, Between Washington, and Clay! SAN FRANCISCO. ap TUB IMPROVED FRENCH RAN C E. Ta tinoat complete Cooking Apparatus in use The Eureka .Range, Btaoda unrivalled by any other Portable Range. Guaranteed to glvt, entire satisfaction.. satisfac-tion.. Locke & Montague, 112 k LU Battery St., Sh fascia 00. ROSENBAUM & FRIEDMAN 39 - 34 Battery St., San Fran, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in French, English, German and American DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Hosiery, Corsets, Ribbons, And ful line of t mall wares. m6 CRAY, JONES &CO. DKPUT OF T II K SANTA CRUZ TANNERY, MANUFACTURERS OF OAK SOLt LEATHER, ' Wo. 418 Buttery Street, , SAN FRANCISCO. . irs&5uc. .rEsass. . apo GttANI) HOTJEL, On Market, New Montromorr and kooODd Streets, easier fkawoisco, oal. a JOHNSON & CO., fttOFRKTORs. A. P. HOXAXING & CO. SOLB AO iINT3 FOR THE J. H. CUTTER OLD BOURBON WHISKY, AND IMPORTERS OK n.NK W1SKI AXO l.l(tlIOK5, Jl JacU.on t., San fr.ncl.co. al'J J. H. CUTTER OLD OlKBo. WHISKY. C. 1'. MOOKMAN & CO., Loumillt, Kentucky, .Outillen. l?S',i!i"i? ,ml,c,,"""" ar ooliSed ,,('',.. ; ,",'","nl7 K.nulii. br.Ld burAr.i ' 1,8 "ulC(' of the Agents are Liut'y1' d blown Vu with afc-lmu ..f oihr KMu,'h1crMia't the corks. Aouo WAI.IitH UHu'SiPQ . . r Sail Lai, ana Uuh. ' 1' TO THE THADE. For 9U, i st. ,d w.hl,nl.. 2..J barrel, J. H. Colter wbisky. .-. b.rre Daniel Boon, whuky. b.J"ra-Jr wbi.ky. 1 '. Marshall whi-ky. Alio In Ktore and Bondi "V. b'i"l French brandj j-.'"1:. ilollaaJ Qia. ' P" ? '" "-cried brand, r ,,''""'"'""J- TRAVEL. GILMER & SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LINES TU HOUGH Utah, ,uuth - east FVevala & Montana, Mon-tana, Leaving Salt Lake City Dally, running run-ning bouth to Tintio, American Fork, Mount Nebo, Sevier, St. Georee, Utah ; and Pioche. Nevada : Passing through trovo, Sprineville, Spanish Fork.Pay-son. Fork.Pay-son. Salt Creek, Cnicken Creek, Round Valley, FLUmoro.Corn Creek, Beaver, Miners yille," and AU the principal towns and mining campt intmtthern Utah and touth-cait Nevada. Also leave Corlnne, Utah, dally, running north to Virginia City, Helena, Fort Benton, Deer Lodgo, Cedar Creek mines, and passing through all the principal towns and mining min-ing camps in Montana. Mon-tana. PRINCIPAL. OFFICE, Wells, Fvgo & Co. Building! inn Salt Lake City LenWinee. fl. p. K imbed, SALT LAKE, OFII1R And Tintic Stage and Express RUNNING D AILS' FROM BALV LAKE CITY, via LARK TOWN, TOOELE CITY, STOCKTON AND OPniH TO TINTIC. The route has boon re -stocked with splendid splen-did Concord Coaohes. fine Stock, careful and attentive Drivers, and every attention is paid to the comfort aoi convenience of pafisea-lors. pafisea-lors. Good accommodation on the road, j THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. Office at Wells, Fargo Co.'i, Salt Lahe City. WINES & KIMBALL, apH Proprietors. UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. On and after September 33-1, 1879 MIXED TRAINS WILL 1 IRTJlXr DAILY. Going South. 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. Oolng orth. Leave Lehi at 9.30 a,m. and 4.50 p.m.; Sandy at 10.50 &.m: and 6.10 p.m; arrive at Salt Lake City at 11.40 a.m. and 7 p.m. FAKES : Bait Lake to Cottonwood Station, 0cti Sandy ,l fl.00 " " Draper " 1.2S Point " " 1.7.5 Lehi " " 2.J5 Passengers will please purchaso tlckotsat tho oilico. M. II. DAVIS, Gen. Prelsht ar.d Ticket Aient. FEKAJHORZ LITTLE 8UrHrNTKNDXNT. UTAH CENTRAL SIAILROAD. PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. On and after Monday, July IT, 18T1 lalJy Trains Leftve Sfvlt Lake City at 5 a.m. and 2:45 p,m Arrive at Osden 7 a. m, and :45 p. m. Lsave Ordon at 8 a. m. and 5.-3U p. m. Arrive at Salt Lake City 10 a.m. end 7:30 p.m In addition to the above Will run DAILi', SUNDAYS EXCEPTED Loavini Salt T,ke City at 5.30 p.m, and Osden at 5a.m. Hinxtn will plu Par.hua their TUktti at the Offleea. Ptrty Cents addition.! will be charted whec the tare is collected en the train. For all Information concerning fr&Uht or pasfaee, apply to M. M. DAVIS, General Preisht and Ticket Aat J0HK" SHAEP, eUTMlKTBKDXST UTAH NORTHERN Trains are now Eunning Daily, BRIGHAM JUNCTIONwith C. P. R. R. HAMPTON'S 7or MONTANA. pu.I oorxa soi'Tn .,.. r. . Itw Dis. aoixo north a.. r.u. rw. Leave UamiHon's at l:l 12:15 I Leave Brifitiain at 8:15 7:15 7 " Dowoyvillo" !:: 1:0 50 Mi ' Box Elder ' 8:30 7:30 25 11 " Ilonoyville " 4:50 1:35 75 MA " Calla Fort " 0:00 8:00 CO 13!$ " Calls Fort " 5:00 1:15 00 II " Ilonoyville" 0:10 8:10 75 20 " BoxEldor ' 5:30 2:15 125 18 " Dowoyvillo" 9:25 8:25 1 OO; S-Smvoat Brigham 5:15 2:30 1 50 25 Arrive at Hamilton's 10:00 0:00 1 50 SPECIAL RATES TO EXCURSION PARTIES. Passencors will plcaso purchase fhoir tiokots at tho Company's Offioos, or 50 cents additional will bo oharRod when tho Fare is ooll, otod on the train ArTaoecmcnts have been made with tho Central PaoiQo ad Uuh Central Railroad Companies whereby paisonsors oan purchase Tiokots at the U. O. Office in Salt Lake City or O. P. Offioe at Ogden for Boi Elder or Hampton's on the U. N. R. R., and from Hampton's or Box Elder to Ogden or Salt Lake City at greatly reduced rates. Through Connection as follows : GOIXG SOUTH AAL P. M.l GOING NORTH. A. M. P. M. Loavo Hampton's at 4:00 12:15 Loavo Salt Lake City, UCRR., at 5:00 .2:15 Arrivo at Briaham, U. N. R. R. 5:45 2:30 Arrivo at Ogdon, ' 7:00 :45 Leavo Brisham. C. P. R. R. at 6:10 2:30 Leave Ogdon, C. P. R. R., at 7:15 8:00 Arrive at Osden, C. P. R. R. 7:00 3:50 Arrivo at Brigham, " " 8:15 7:00 Leave Ogdon, U. C. R. R, 8:00 5:30 Loavo Brigham, U. N. R. R at 8:15 7:15 Arrivo at Salt Lako City 10:00 7:30 Arrivo at Hampton's " " 10:00 9:00 THE TIME TABLES ARE CALCULATED ON SALT LAKE TIME. FARES, Hampton's to Ogdon. $2 50 1 Salt Lake City to Box Elder $3 25 to Salt Lake Citj-, 150 " " "Hampton's 4 50 Box Eldor to " " s ij I Ogdon to Haainton's 2 50 to Ogdon 1 25 " " Box Elder 1 25 H. G-. Miller & Co's Express leaves Hampton's every morning for Loan on arrival ot the 10 a.m. train, and tri-woekly, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, for principal settlements in Cache county, returning daily from Logan to conneot with the 12; 45 p.m. train, and Howo's Express every Tuesday Tues-day morning from Franklin to Soda Springs, returning therefrom every Friday Fri-day morning. 'ju JOHN TV. YOUNG, Gen'l Supt. 3. 3L. FL ETAIL DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT, October 2nd, 1872. Grand Fall and Winter Seasonable and Fashionable Uress Goods, Shawls, Cloaks, Sacques, and other desirable WRAPS. FULL LINE GF COLLARS, CUFFS & LACE GOODS. SHOE DEPARTMENT WILL EE FULLY STOCKED. For more complete enumeration aee our description circulars to be issued in a few days. m29 Hi B. CLAWSON, Superin tendon t. DUNFORD &SONS. MAMMOTH BOOT, SHOE AND HAT STORE, WHOLESALE & RETAIL. Orders Solicited from Town and Country, and promptly and carefully tilled at the very smallest possible margin over cost. m!7 Julius ZOctxiozE- c&? Oo., LVNUFACTURERS OF THE IMPROVED BAUER ORGANS AND jr bijOdeons. Even InstraeM FULLY WARRANTED for FIVE YEARS. Upward of ; 26,000 now in use. CATALOGUES sent FREE 10 "7 address upon application. ALSO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PIANOS anil ALL KINDS of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. JULIUS liVUKll & CO., 650 Broadway, 390, 392, 394 & 396 Wabash Ave. NEW YOKK. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. J. DAYNES.& SON, Agents for Utah, 1st South St., jjl9 TWO DOUKS EAST OF GODBJfi'8 DKUG STORK. JUST RECEIVED Express Wagons, Hobby Horses, &c &c, &c. A FINE STOCK OF CIGARS TO BE CLOSED OUT AT WHOLESALE OR BY THE BOX AT COST- TEA.SUGAR, COFFEE, SPICES & GROCERS SUNDRIES KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND. BREAD, CAKES, PIES and CRACKERS BAKED ON THE PKE.MISE3 HVHnY DAT AND SOLD REASONABLY BY Daniel Grexig, EAST SIDE EAST TEMPLE STREET,' Above Second South Street augM STOVES! STOVES! THE CHEAPEST STOVES of TEE-GREATEST TEE-GREATEST VARIETY -AT- W. HARRISON'S I T I I I N I AND STOVE STORE, OPPOSITE BISHOP HUNTER'S EAST TEMPLE STREET. nor Call and Examino; you are Burn to b suited. SEEDS & PLANTS. ALAROE AND FIXE GENERAL asaort-nicnt asaort-nicnt of SEEDS; vara ALFALFA, fiiio C.HASS SEEDS, fireonhiuise- J'LANTS. S I III' US itnd EVERGREENS. Imixrtd 1)1 TCH Dl'LIJS, LILIES, ULADIOLIS, C CaUloRUci on ui.iilicnlinn. E. E. MoullE, Wasliirtirton Plrfot, boIj San I'nuicMcu. CL BALTIMORE TRADE. WIYI. LANAHAN i SON, DISTLLLEUS AND JOBBERS OF RYE WHISKEYS, Wrhous Uo.HO Light Strait, ' .BALTinoai. I anm RAILROADS. G. P. R. H. OX AND ArTEB SEPTEMBEB 16th, 1973. TRAINS WILL LEAVE OGDEN" DAILY A9 i'OL-LOWS i'OL-LOWS I Overlnnd Paasengrsr Train for Toano, Carlii, WinDouiucca. Wndaworth, llono, Maryarille, Roddint? (for UrcffonS Sacramortto, Stockton, Lalhror, Merced (fur Yosomilo), Til'ton (for Los Angfllea), San Joso and Son Francisco, - 5.20 P.u. Overland Freight and Accommodation Accommoda-tion 1'raio l'ur San Francisco, - - P.M. A. N. TOWNE, T. If- GOODMAN, lion'l Sup't ijon. J'aai. and Ticket AgonU GEO. II. RICE, ALiK.vr, Salt Lako City, Oflico with Marshall it Carter, Ovor W. F. & Co a Bank. iJ UjVIOJV pacific RAILROAD TIME TABLE. UNTIL further notice, Trains will lenre and arrive at Ogdon Daily, a3 follows: Zlkati. I Arbivk, DailT Epri.S-JO a.m. DaiLr Ezp'i. b-lU p.m. Mixed. - p.m. I Mixed, - 2 35 p.m. Freight. 10-3: a.m. I Freight. - 6-10 .m. Daily connections niado at Ogden with Utah Central PaciHe Road from alt Lake city and all points in Southern South-ern Uuh. At Bryan with aUgea for Swootwater mines. At Cheyenne with Denvei Pacific Railroad for Denver, Central city, Georgetown and all points in Colorado and Sew JUeiico. At Omaha with Chicago and North Western, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, Burlington and Missouri River, Kansas city, eSl Joe and Council B lull's Railroads and Missouri River Line of Steamers for all points East and South Tickets for sate to all points East at office of Wells, ITargo & Co., East Temple Tem-ple street, and at the office of Utah Central Cen-tral Railroad, in Salt Lake city; also at Union Pacific Railroad ticket office in Ogden, at which office berths on. sleeping sleep-ing cars can be secured. Arrangements have been made whereby where-by passengers desiring lo visit Denver on their way East can avail themselves of an excursion rate from Cheyenne lo Denver, and return at greatly reduced rates. For particulars and all information in regard to passage, apply at Ticket Offices. Of-fices. Passengers should be careful to secure their passage tickets U all Eastern and Southern points via OA1AHA, and thus avail themselves of the advantages of a through sleeping car, comfortable accommodations ac-commodations and quick time. THOS. L. KIMBALL, General Ticket Agent. T. E. Sickils, Chf. Engineer and Superintendent. CfThrongh Cars from Missouri River to Chioago, Indianapolia, Cinoinnati. Logans-port Logans-port ana Columbus, Connections at thoit pointi with Hi. leadiagto the East, North and South. This ii the Best. Shortaat, iaiokst and Cheapest Route. D not be deceived, hot obtain Tickets via the Barling-ton A Missouri River Railroad. A.S. TOtfZALIN. 0. I. PERKINS; QanT Pass: Aj-enL QenT Sa't. ; CelebratedXX&XXX F AH I L Y FLOUR, Wholesale and Ketail, AT GEO. H. KXOWLDEX'S Agent., A Largo Supply always en hand; also FRESH CHURNED IB utter, NEW LAID EGAS ON HAND FROM THIS DATE. Highest prices paid in Cash for Butter, Eggs and Grain. GEORGE H. KiWLDEN, Wort aido Main Street, SALT LAKE OITY. .16 I i 13 I I Z. C. AT. I. The largest, the cheapest and the best AsoFT.nEjrr or Watches. Clocks AND FINE JEWELRY to bo found 'jo the West, by CARL C A8MU88EN, East Temple Street, Half-a-block north of the Ile Emporiam. WAlanre Ngn ; S tollil Metmirmnv IoorP. and a one Silver fchow Case, plate glaaa. for sale. aml7 SAN FRANCISCO TRADE Miohail Kari. t.N Ward WAND, KANE & CO., (Bmocesaors to Hunter, Wud Co.) Importers and Wholesale Dealers la WLES AND LIQUORS. Pro prietcrs of H an tor's Cal lfo rn la Also Agents for Joseph 3. Finch's oelebrated Pennsylvania iCRYE WHI8KEY OT and 600 Front 8 nr Jack.oa, SAM f RAM CISCO nv31 ESTABLIS DID I860; Importers of Teas, East India goods and general groceries, 218 and 216 Front Street, San Francisco. p PARKER, WATTSON & CO. (Successors to Well A Co.,) Importers and Manufacturers of TOBACCO AND CIGARS, 221, 223 and 225 Front St., oor. Sacramento, a5 BAH FRANCISCO, CAL. E. A. FARGO & CO., Importers and Jobbers of BMilies, Wines anrl Liprs, 316 Front St., oor. Commercial, p. a. ktm. j25 SAN FRANCISCO JACOB CHDERHILL , CO., IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE, Bole Agents fer Sanderaoa Bro's A Oo'i OuST STBEIj Filoa, House Hole Anvils, Colli ni, A Co'a C. 8. Sledges, Picks, Axes, Ae. 1X8 A 120 Battery Street, San -FWintrv. all JAMES A. FDLQEI. I. tCHDEHAII. J- A. FOLCER & CO'S PIONElia STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE M I ij lj S , No. aao Front Street, Between Calhornia and Sacramento, 13 SAN FRANCISCO. .SKBiia. ) rranciaco. J. BAUM & CO., Importers and Manufacturers of WEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING. aaa liniomi St., San Fr.nclaco. No 18 Warren St.. New York. ft Harness Saddle, jbeather. J. C.JOHNSOX & CO., 104 $ 106 Front Street, SAN FRANCISCO. Jter by pcrmUHon to Mr. II. Jt Clatr-yon, Clatr-yon, Superintendent of the z. C. M. I. .13 A. B. ELFELT & CO., mrotTKKS AJTD JOBBIRS OT Clothing and Furnishing Goods, lOS &c HO Sansome Street, BAM FR AS CI-SCO. JELPKLT, LEVI 4k CO. 183 Church 8L, if. Y. LEWIS BROTHERS, CIGAR MANUFACTURERS, 213, 215 & 217 Battery St.. SAS FRANCISCO, CAL. Carefal and prompt attention paid t 1 order, entrusted to our care. .12 Established in 1851. C. VENARD, , Manufacturer of the Original Cliartres Coffee, . And alt kiruU of Spices and California Mustard, 625 and 627 Front Street, between Jackson and Pacific SAN FRACItiGO. HECHT, BRO'S & Co. BOOTS, SHOES&. LEATHER l04Jt 106 Sansome St., San Francisco, And A A 12 Pearl Street, Boater, B UCKINGHA.X Jt HECHT, Hanu&ctiirei. of the "IHU OALITT" CAUfOMLA MOTS All SHIES. all MAIN & WINCHESTER, 214 & 216 Battery Street, SAN FRAN CISCO. HARNESS, SADDLES -AND- L E A. T H E E, . Tbbeat atock said lowest prloes on the Pacific Coaat. Special attention riven to orders from Dtah. a!3 A. G, DIETZ & CO. ixroaraia or PAINTS, OILS, Varnishesand Lamps, No. XU FRONT STREET, Bet. Baeramente Oalllbrala, S.a Prakmola.. m A. J. GRIFFITH, I"" In VaSdrJml all Had. of SALMON AND HERRINGS, 1S1 Washington Street. AU kinds of Dried, Bmoked and Pickled fish eoastanUj on hand. LAZARD FRERES, Importers and Jobbers ef Foreign and Dome Do-me tie Fanor and Staple DRY GOODS. Depot of Goods Manufactured at th Mission and FacJic Afi.it, Qonsolidatsd. 46 B1 Harktt St., San Fra ujli Parts i 28 Rue De L'Eohiqa E. MARTIN & CO. floWe Lipor Dealers, 08 Front Street, Ban Frajactseo. Proprietors of HILLEH'8 EXTRA OLD BOURBON And sole acents for ,r. CUTTER'S EXTPA OLO BOURBON WHISKIES ConBlantlj on hand, a fall assortment of all the ard Brands of Whiskies, Fine Brandl Foreign and Domeatlo Wines, Bq5 Bitters, Cordials, A-e RICHARDS & HARRISON, Importers of MALT LIQUOICS ATM) OILMAN STORES, 81 A 316 Battery St., Ban Franolses AaonU for Orosss & BlackwcWa English Groceries, J. J. COLMAN'S MUSTARD, Huntley & Palmor's Roading Biscuits J, S. FRY tft SON'S CHOCO'.ATE & COCOA, ARD B KG IS LAY SCOTCa VTOISKEY, JOULE'S TRADB MAHlt! MALT LIQUORS; JOULE'S STONE AU. Tennent'i Sootch Ale, Blood's India PU Ale, Daai A Co'i Burton Ale, Jlraas' Chanrairne Ale. BlonJ', XXX bub lin Stout, O ulnae Dublin Stou1 Bjejit London Porter, Teu-nent Teu-nent .X StonuUrEda-e's London Porter. Foreign A.lqnoxs tn Caaes. aS GROCERY DEPl z. c. ilvi:. I. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Groceries, Hardware, Plows, fcioves, Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, Miners' Supplies. We do not throw out any Baits by Advertizing a few Leading Articles at Low Prices, AX.3L. OUK GOODS ARE CHEAP DEALERS LSX THK SETTLEMENTS AND MINING TOP? WILL FIND IT TO THEIR INTEREST TO CAIA AND KNQUIRE PRICES BEFORE PURCHASING. H1 W. II. CI. A W OX. Suparl.t..... Sewing. Machine, yyE rospeotfully iovito tho Publio to oall aoJ.'soe om exoollent vuiet, o, Sewing Machines. IN Plain.Beautiful aud Elaborate Styles of Workmanshli AND GREATLY iaPROVEB WITH THE FANTON G -A. 3 TOBS. The Total Sales of the SINGER MACHINE art iwio THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION THE SALES OF LAST YEAR, a. o i92 & o An eridenoe that it Is fast winning supreme faror in the household,; Iho Sinqkr Company sold over the other Companies, 52,734, The Chicago Relief Committco furnished sufferers by the Finn March 18, 1872, 3,944-, 3.151 Singer Machines, all other makes, 7Si Applicants made their selection, with same diseount on all. OUB SALES IN UTAH EXCEED ANf OTHER HOUSE IN THI HEWING MACHINE LIXE THIS SIDE 01? CHICAGO. We coorteoaaly invite the Ladies to see our Em broidery -A.ttctolaxxirLt, It attracts ronoral attention and admiration. Wo also desire yon to see our TUCKERS, CORDERS, RUFFLERS. BINDERS, QUILTERS, HEMMERS, TRIMMERS, PLEATERS, SELF-BASTERS, SEAM-RIPPERS. NEEDLE-SETTERS, NEEDLE-SETTERS, SUITABLE FOR ALL KINDS OF SHUTTLE BEWIKQ MACfllMX WE GUARANTEE EVERY MACHIXE WE SELL TO GIVE EXTIRE SATKFlj tieD. as eachoQO is tborouKhl; adjusted, triod and tosted br exFOrieaced Mii and all ar. warranted to sow with ease all kinds of goods, from the coarsest to the area. L.ace, Muslin, Cambric, Domestic, Denima, TiclaiDtt, Ducking, BeaTer, Buckskin and Leather. i J" InstrnotioD given free of charge by competent attendants, and I of sale to suit all oircumstarioes. I OTHER SEWINC MACHINES REPAIRED ON Ht' SONABLE TERMS. We extend a cordial invitation to all to GOME AND SEE OTJR MACHUft Whether they wish to purchase or not. IT TUB SINGER SEWING JIMIXB DEPART.10 X. G. ZVI. I. General Agents, Two doors south of Eagle Emporium, Salt La Cm, 1 pilL t? EVER BHOUGUT TO UTAH. HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM THE EASTERN JTA where I selcclod with great oare and a knowledge of '""j Coffer"- this region, an immense Stock of Furniture, I am now prepared Wfl induoemonts to purchasers in tho following articles : BEDROOM SETS IN GREAT VARIETY PAIILOR S,1' PATENT BED-LOUNGES, TURKISH SI'R1NG-B CHAIRS, SIDEBOARDS, BUREAUS. HAIR, PULU and SPRING MATl'RKSStS PATENT BED-SPRINGS. ( I Th. best Steok tntrodnoed lo this market I am alio piepatW u I SHADES, VALANCES, DBAPE an! to i LAY CARPETS AT TEN CENTS PER YARP. I have a ootnplete line of OlMPS ASSLV,S,REPS. TER KY CLOTI1S A BROCAM-1- Which I will sell In quantities 1. .alt rnrehasen. tt Call ani examine inj Stock before purcl.1'11 flsewhero. j. 31. JOELSON. |
