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Show MISCELLANEOUS. DUDLBY II. 8TKKLK. Bi'L E- JOUSSOS STEELE & JOHNSON, WbuUwula dealer Id Staple and Fancy GROCERIES, UQUOttS, FLOUR AND BACON, :sV, Council Bluffs, la. Bole AkodW for the Oriental and Duponl my'Jt Powder Cainnaaifa. THIS WELL KNOWN BRAND y . 1 i ' 1 -. . .. -OF- JAPAN TEAS ' for sale at ZZm JVEI Mm Grocery Department. Rl4 H. B. CLAWSOX.Supt. W.X.REYNOLPS k CO., E. H-ZAIJRISKIE, Baa i"ranciacow Salt Luke tltJ- WHOLESALE LIQUOR HOUSE. ZABRISKIE & CO. HAVE log SALE A FINE LINK OF WINES AND LIQUORS, To which thoy call the attention of DEALERS. Orders Solicited and Satisfaction Satisfac-tion . Guaranteed. SOLE AGENTS FOR "IIOUSER'S" STRAIGHT WHISKIES. THE FINEST 33 .A. IR, IN THE CITY CONNECTED WITH TUB HOUSE. 64 MAIN STREET' - Two doors south of Wells, Fnrgo A Co'i Bank, mjb ' Furuaccmcii, Attention. A 1 Fire Brick. SCOTT, DUNHAM & CO. iqists rot thi GOLDEH CITY FIRE BRICK, Whicl are equal If not Buporior to tht Vt Eixlish. Spenial ratu riven b? the ear losd. ootlS MUSIC I MUSIG! MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Of all kinds, including tho BAUER IMPROVED ORGANS, Cheaper than ever. J. DAYNES & SON, First South Street, Two doors east of Qodbe's Drug Store. augli STOCKHOLDER'SMEETING '-pilE FIRST ANNUAL MEETIXG OF X TUB "EMMA HILL Consolidated Alining Company," Location of works, "Little Cottonwood, Salt Lako County, Territory of L'tah," tor tio election elec-tion of Trustees for tho ensuing year, and tho transaction of such other business as may como bei'oro tho meetinc will bo held at tho olliooof iho companv, .Nu. o"J -Montgomery street. San 'rancico, California Kwin H on ilonday, October 7th, 1&7', at -' o'clock r. m. L. C. l-'UW'l.EK, Secretary-San Secretary-San Francisco. Seit- HI, IsTj. rJ4 Henley's Torsioifap Sjrii This is the best Wagon Spring in use, and was awarded the FIRST PltOU'H AXD MEDAL, ever the Elliptic and all other competitor!, at vho American Institute in the ciiy of New Yor, in November, 1S70. His now being an-plied an-plied by the WaU DkPAKTMENT to Uot-arnment Uot-arnment Wait on going on tne Plains. It Is Lighter, It occupies less Space, It raises tlie Wagon less than any other Spring, a-d it utilises the most perfect means of elasticity in steel, namely the torsion principle carrying capacity capa-city from 4vJ. to Jj.'M) ibs. With all those advantages the Spring is sold at a much low er itico ,ur mo same carrying capacity than ay other Spring in nso. For full particulars apply at D. Ilntohin-ion's Ilntohin-ion's wagon shop, 2aa South streeL next doer west of W il; ard Orr's livery stable. Samples can alio bo seen at Scott, liun-aam liun-aam X Co s. anil at Kahn Urn's stores. jy 36, Sole Agents for OUh. LUMBERYARD. All Kinds of Lumber DOORS, .WINDOWS, BUNDS, MOULDINGS, SHINGLES, LATHS, T. R. JONES Half-block ifteth of U.- 0. Da not. Pure Manilla Rope. T IjAVEteenarrLn'.edbyTubbsJtCo T acna lortho j.ile oi iheir roro. To miners it is jularly reconmendod being all pure -loullla aiiti not muted wild isual ox other inferior material. Special price given to the Trade. STUffTEVANT BLOWERS. StTersl meson band. Sites not in Stwk ordered or-dered at lowest ratu by tho agents. Kt OTT, UIMLin fc to. Golden City Fire Brick. A Stock ot Aid, and s,,u0 ,ick now on TRAVEL, GILMER & SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LINES TI1HOUOI1 Utah, South - cast cvada & Montana, Mon-tana, Leaving Salt Lake City Daily, ias-nlug ias-nlug South to Tic tie, American Fork, Mount Nobo, Bevier, St. George, Utah ; and j Pioche, JSovada ; Passing through l'rovo, Sprineville, Spanish Fork, Pay-son, Pay-son, Salt Creek, Chicken Creok, Round Valley, Fillm ore, Corn Creek, Boaver, Miuers-ville, Miuers-ville, and AU the principal tenons a7id mining camp in southern Utah and south-east Nevada. Also leave Corlnne, Utah, dally, running north to Virginia City, Helena, Fort Benton, Deer Lodge, Cedar Creek mines, and passing through all tho , principal towns and mining min-ing camps in Montana. Mon-tana. PR.IHCIPAL OFFICE, Wells, Fvgo & Co. Building' Jttn4 Bait Lake City Leu Wines, H. P. Kimball. SALT LAKE, And Tintic Stage and Express ni'SMl.lO DAILY FROM SALT LaKE CITY, via LAKE TOWN, TOOELE CITY, STOCKTON ADD OPH1R TO TIMTIO. The ronte has been re-itocked with splendid splen-did Concord Coaches, fino Stock, caieful and attentive Drivers, and every attention i? paid to the oomfort ani oonvenienoe of passengers. passen-gers. Qood accommodations on- the road, THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. Office at Wells, Fargo A Co.'s, Salt Lak Cltjj WINE8 & KIMBALL, apH Proprietors. UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. kg-iufWaJf'Ww' On and .fter Kcpumb,r 33d, 18? MIXED TRAINS WILL R, XJ3ST D AIL 5T Going South. Leave the Utah Central R.B. 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 10.50 a.m: and 6.10 p.m; arrive at Salt Lake City at 11.40 a.m. and 7 p.m. FARES: Salt Lake to Cottonwood Station, Wet I "( " Sandy A $1.00 " Draper " 1-2S I'aint ' " 1-75 Lehi " ' 2.K raMcngors will ploaao purchaso ticketslat tho ollico. M. II. DAVIS, Gen. Freight and Tioket Agent FERAUOUZ LITTLB SUPaaiNTlND aNT. UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. Oa and after Monday, July 17, I ATI Iifcllv Trains I Leave Halt Lake City at 5 a-m. and 2:16 pja Arrive at Ogdon 7 a. m, and 4:45 p. m. Leave Ogden at 8 a. m. and b:JO p. m, irrire at Bait Lake City 10 a.m. and 7 JO p.m In addition to the above rviiEr) TH.ikliVs Will ma DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED Leavij Bolt T.ko City at 6.30 p.m., and Ogden at 5a.m. Mtikjin will pleasa P arenas their Tleateta at the OIBcea. Fifty On'J additional will be charted when the fare Is oollected on the train. Tot all Information ooncernlng freight or passage, apply to II. DAVIS, 9eneraJ freight and Tioket Ag't JOHli SHAEP, BuriajBrrxKDiNr UTAH NORTHERN Trains are now Running Daily, BRIGHAM JUNCTIONwith C. P. R. R. HAMPTON'S Afor MONTANA. Dis- GOING SOL'Til t a. m. p. it. i Faro- Dis-j GOING NORTH a.m. r. m. 1 1 Fare jLeave llainpton's at 4:00 Loavo Brigham at S;1.j 7:15 I 7 ' Dowoyvillo " 4:35 1:20 lj " Bo Eldor " S:JO 7U 25 11 " Honeyvillo " 4:50 1:35 '75 IVA " Calls Fort " 9:00 8:00 GO 13 " Calls Fort " 5:00 1:15 90 14 " llonoyvillo '.' 0:10 8:10 75 20J " Box Eldor " 5:30 2:15 1 25 IS ,-. " Downy villa" 0:25 8:25 100 25 'Arrive at Brigham 5:45 2:30 1 50 25 Arrive at Hampton's 10:00 0:00 1 50 SPECIAL RATES TO EXCURSION PARTIES.' Passengers will please purchaso their tickets at the Company's Offices, or 50 cents additional will bo charged whon tho Fare is onll cted on thp train. Arranecmcnts have been made with tho Central Pacific nd Utih Central Railroad Companies whereby paiseoKors can purchnse Tickets at iho U. C. Offico in Salt Lako City or O. P. Offioe at Ogden for Box Pjlder 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 : GOING SOUTH A.M. P. M. GOING NORTH. A. M.'p. M. Loavo Hampton's at 4:00 12:45 Loavo Salt Lake City, UCUR-, at 5:00 2:4o Arrivoat Brigham, U. N. R,'R. 5:45 2:30 Arrive at Ogdon, ' 7:00 4:15 LoaTO Brigham. C. P. R. B. at - 6:10 2:30 Loavo Ogdon, a P. R.1L, at 7:15 6:00 Arrive at Ogdon, C. P. R. R. 7:00 3:50 Arrivo at Brigham, " " S:15 7:00 Leave Ogdon, U. C. R. R, 8:00 5:30 Loavo Brigham, U, N. R. H., at 8:15 7:15 Arrivo at Salt Lako City 10:00 7:30 Arriyo it Hampton's " ' " 10:00 0:00 THE TIME TABLES ARE CALCULATED ON SALT LAKE TIME. FARES, Hampton's to Ogden $2 50 Salt Lako City to Box Elder 53 25 " to Salt Lako City, 4 50 I " " " Hampton's . 4 50 Bos Eldor to " " 3 i I Ogdon to Hampton's 2 50 to Ogdon, 125 " " Box Klder. 125 H. G. Miller & Co's Express leaves Hampton's every morning for Logan on arrival oi the 10 a.m. train, and tri-waekly, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, for principal settlements in Cache county, returning daily from Logan to connect with the 12:45 p.m. train, and Howe's Express every Tues day morning trom franklin to Soda Springs, returning therefrom every Friday Fri-day morning. , JOHN "W. YOUNG, Gen'l Supt. R.ET AIL DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT, October 2nd, 1872. Grand Pall and Winter lOPENING. Seasonable and Fashionable 133701 Goods, Shawls, Uloaks, Sacques, and othei desirable WRAPS. FULL LINE OF COLLARS, CUFFS & LACE GOODS. SHOE DEPARTMENT WILL BE FULLY STOCKED. For moro complete enumeration Bee our description circulars to be issued in a tew days. m29 H. B. CLAWSON, Superintendent. DUWFORDSONS. MAMMOTH BOOT, SHOE AND HAT STORE, WHOLESALE & RETAIL. Orders ISoIicited - from Town niul Country, mid promptly mid carefully filled t tlie very snmllest possible margin over cost. r mi7 TTJLli-m.s Bauer sSs Oo., BAUI2R; ORGANS AND l BL.ODEO IV S5 . j Every Instrument" FULLY WARRANTED for FIYE YEAES. Upward of 26,000- now in use. CATALOGUES sent FREE to ay addrosa upon application. ALSO LUFOliTEUS AND DEALERS IN j PIANOS ani ALL KINDS of MUSICAL MERCHAHDISE. JULIUS BAUER & CO., 650 Broadway, 390, 392, 394 & 396 Wabash Ave. NEW YORK. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. J. DAYNES i SON Agents for Utah, 1st South St., jy!9 TWO DOOK3 EAST OF GODBE'S DItUG STORE. GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, James qaxiuciirb. Jous qa.lli.chkb william oallachk. TRIUNE BAKERY tIAIN ; STREET,. 0d, door bolow tho Walk.r llousfc ice uream, Kerresnments, GALLACHER & SONS. Pure Bread I Pure Candy! THE ESTATE CHARD GO LIGHTLY X boft to inform i o Publio, that Uxor I till carry on th business of Bakers and Confectioners, At the old stand of Tlio "OLxOI3in," BAST TEMPLE STREET, Adjoining tho Co-onorntivo Qroeory Dopart-mont, Dopart-mont, where can oo found everything in tbeir lino of business. and they hope, by strict attention to tbo vranta of tboir o us to men. to oontinue their patronage and support, Pure Horn e-m nde Candle Bpcclalt-. ORDERS FILLED WITH DISPATCH. 16 DUTY OFF TEA S JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE STOCK OF REST RRAND OF GUNPOWDER AND ( : Japan Teas AT REDUCED DUTY. Our TEAS lor quality aro proverbial.: proverbi-al.: Wo mako it our special study, so that tho publio can always depend on quality and pricos. C. W. DAVIS. 17 BALTIMORE TRADE. WM. LANAHAlT & SON, DISTILLEIiH AND JOBHEItS OP RYE WHISKEYS, WMhoui Ko.ao Light Street, BALTIUIOHK. tny21 RAILROADS. G. P. R. R. ON ATI D AFTER SEPTEMBEB IBth, 187. TB11S1 WILL LEAVE OODEX DAILY AS FOLLOWS FOL-LOWS I Ovorlnnd Pa.3oncor Train for Toano, Carlio, Winnpuiucca, W ndsworth, QKono, ilarysvillo, Redding (for Orepon), yacrnmonto, Stockton, Laihrup, Mercod (fur Ywoinite), iTiplon (for Lot Ansolo), SanJwao and dan i'rancisco, - - - 5.3) r.M. Overland Freicht and Acfxiramodft-lion Acfxiramodft-lion Train for Son i'roncisco, - - 5.25 r-it. A. N. TOWNE, T. H.GOODMAN, Uon'ltiap't (Jen. I'ajs. and Ticket A front. -GEO.H- KICK, Aut.M, talt Lako City, Uifico with Marihall & Carter, Ovor V. F. & Co's liank. sJU j UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE. DNTIL Hirthor notice, Trains will leaTC and arrivo at Ogden Daily, as follows: .I.KAYg. i Akbivi. Daily EprrrF,S-30 a.m. Daily Eip's. 5-10 p.m. Mixed, - 6-Wp.m. Mixed. - 2 35 p.m. freight. - 10-3J a.iu. I Jr'rouht, - 6-It) a.m. Tlailv con nocl ions mafln at fVHnn with Utah Central Pneitle Koad I'rom alt Ltvko city and all poinU in Southern South-ern Utah. At Bryan with stages for Swcetwator minoB. At Cheyenne with Denvoi PAeiflc Railroad lor Denver, Central city, Georgetown and all points in Colorado and 'ew Moxico. At Omaha with Chicago and North Western, Chicago, Kock Island and Pacific, Burlington and Missouri Bivor, Kansas city-tit Joe and Council ii lull's Railroads and Missouri River Line of Steamers for all pomu East and South Tickets for sale to all points East at oflice of Wells, tfargo & Co., East Temple Tem-ple street, and at the otlice of Utah Central Cen-tral Railroad, in Salt Lake city; rIbo at Union Pacific Railroad ticket office in Ogdon, at which office berths on sleeping sleep-ing cure can be secured. Arrangements haye been made whore-by whore-by passengers desiring to visit l)envor on their way East can avail themselves of an excursion rate from Cheyenne to 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 securo their passage tickets to all Eastern and Southern points via OMAHA and thus avail themselves of the advantages of a through sleeping car. comfortable ac-oommodationi ac-oommodationi and quick time, THOS. L. KIMBALL, ' General Ticket Agent T. E. Sickkls, Chf. Engineer and Superintendent. TIZlVIIE table. BURLINGTON ROUTE. fU THE EAST, NORTH AND SOUTHEAST. Mo. 3. STATIONS. jllrtaBS0 MAIL. Leave SALT LAKE 5i00a.ni. 2:45p.m. OMAHA 6:30 p.m. 5:30 a.m. Arrive BURLINGTON 5:00a.m. 8:0p.m. " QalosbarglC.B-ACl-) 7.-00 a.m. 10:60 pj. " Heoaoca ' LL15 ajn. 3:23 a.m. " Chioago " 3:15p.m. 7:00a.m. " Peoria - - - 9:00 a.m. Ii50a.nl. " Ind'plUtLB.AW. 6:15 p.m. 9-.25a.rn, Cincinnati - UOp. fclipjn. Leganvport 555p.m. J-.20a.ra. . T. P. A W.) Celnmbni fc5a.m. 5:30p.m. IT-Throoffh Con from Mlsionri River to Chicago, Indian a polii, Cinoiaaati, Logani-portand Logani-portand Colambu, Connection at those points with Uaea leadiBgto the Eat, North and South. This is the Beat, Stiorteet, Quickest and ChHpat Route. Do not bedeeeiTed, batobuln Tioketa Tie the Barlingtoa A Miuoorl River Railread. A- B. TOUZALIN", 0. I. PERKINS: Gen IP an: Agent. eaalSupH. J30 10,000 PERSONS WANTED TOBUr TUE IMMENSE STOCK OF American & Foreign Watches CompriMnp Raco and Stop Watches. Split Second atchca. Ketioatcrf, Pocket Chronota-otors, Chronota-otors, AitroDomicftl Watches, Ladie Diamond Watches, Stom-Windcra and other Watches, both id gold and silver, in groat variety; also A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF THE HOST FASHIONABLE JEWELRY OF THE BEST QUALITY. no- Tho public may be assured that tho Kuods aro ufforod for salo at tho most inducinc pricos. Couio and satisfy j oursolvos, and bo sure wo will be glad lo soo you. augl7 JUST RECEIVED Express Wagons, Hobby Horses, &c, &c, &c. A FINE STOCK OF TO BE CLOSED OUT AT O LES -A L 33 OR BY THE BOX AT COST- TEA.SU GAR, COFFEE, SPICES & GltOCEHS Sl'KDBIES KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND. BREAD, CAKES, PIES and CRACKERS BAKED ONT1IE I'KE.MISES 33 A7-IElJR.-3r 30 V. "ST AND 6OLDiliEAS0NAlll.Y BY J)amei Gresic, )KAST SIDE EAST TEMPLE TKELTJ Abov, Socond Smuh Street SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. Lindeuberger & Burke. COMMISSION IMPORTIHG MKRCHABTS, SOLE AtJKNTS or THE i Willamette Woolon Miils of Salem, Oregon, Xos. as . 30 SAN SOME STItKKT, SAX FllA"i'ISCO, (CAl. Blankets, Flannels, Cassiineres, KEIU'VKU PttH'E LIST. Wo aro now prepared to furnish to the trnde at sroatly reduced prices all tho ffood.i mado br tho illametio Mills, ofSalcui. Uron. tankcU, all grades and colors; Flannels, all colors, red, white, srey; u.. . Cajisniiores. all graiiuj and atylos; Heavy WaterpWs; Heavy rod, while itnd croy U. S. i Drawers; Teamsters' heavy plaid flannel Ovcrfhiru; TuauiBierc' hoavy grey tlannol UvoralurUt; CasdiuKTc Ovcwhirj, etc, utc. etc ! uk- Urdors for all kinds of (ioods solieitod, 1 For salo at Low Hates by Ll.NOKNUfclUlEK A BURKB, 1 'oSi 2 and jU Sanoome Street, 0U San Fiiisosro, Cal. PARKER, WATTSON & CO. (Successors to Weil Jt Co..) Importers ind Mnufoturn of TOBACCO AND CIGARS, 221, 233 and 225 Front st., oor. Saoramento, k5 SAN FUAMCISCU, CALi E. A. FAR CO & CO., Importers and Jobbers of Brandies. Wines ani Lips, 310 Front St., oor. Commercial, S. B. HTi. )25 SAN FRANCISCO 1AM EI A. FDLQER. 0. SCHOtMAJII. J. A. FOLCER & CO'8 Sia IPIONliliK STEAMj COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS, ' No. 30 Front Street Between CalLornia and Saoramento, al3 BAN FHASCUsCO. ""-. -'"1?j:tk. J. BAUM & CO., Importer and Hum tact nren of MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING. a49 B.nBome St., Bu Franclioo. No 18 WutooSl, N.w York. S Harness saddlery, Leather. j. cjooWson 6c CO., 104 4' 106 Front Street, v SAti FRAXC1SCO. Jtofer by permission to Mr. H. B Ctair-itot, Ctair-itot, Superintendent of Uie Z. C. JT. J. 3 EsUblubed in 1&51.) C. VENARD, M anoiaotuer of the Original Cliartres Coffee, And all kinds of Spices and California Mu$lara 625 and 627 Front Street, between Jackson and Paoific. SAN FHACLbCO. a5 HECHT, BRO'S & Co. BOOTS, SHOES & LEATHER ,104 lOS Sansame St., San J-Vanctioo, And B A Pearl Street, BojUt B UCKZOHA Jt HECHT, UanaEtctnren of the "EITU JlAtrn" CAUfOIHIA MOTS AID SKOtS. . aU MAIN & WINCHESTER, 214 & 216 Battery Street, SAN FRANCISCO. HARNESS, SADDLES -AND- The.beat stock and lowest prices on tn.e Faclflc Coa.aU. Special attention liven to orders from Utah, al3 A. J. GRIFFITH, Dealer In yf-A aU klada of JPICKTiTlO Oki BMOKBTJ SALMON AND HERRINGS, 1SI W as nlng ton Street. All kfads of Dried, Smoked and Plekled Flh -soosUnUj on hand. 4 LAZARD FRERES, Importen and Jobben of Foreirn and Do-mestio Do-mestio Fancy and Suple DRY GOODS. Depot of Qoods Manufactured at the Mistum and Padjic Mills, Qmsolidattd, 90 B3T Market St., San Fra Jl Paris : 2S Rue Do L'Eobiaa S. L. Stanley. & C. Chapman, John Spruanoo. Spruance, Stanley &. Co., Successors to H. Webster i. Oq. aud J. A J. Spruance. Importers and Doalert in WINES AND LIQUORS, alO 410 FKOXT STREET. E. MARTIN & CO. Wholesale Lipr Dealers, 40 Front Street, 8am Traacliie, Proprietors of H IX. LICK'S XTHA OLD BOUH.BOH And sole ateots for . t-. CUTTER'S EXTRA OLD BOUHBON WHISKIES Constant! on hand, a fall assortment of . - all the ard Brands ofWhlikUi, Fins Brandt. Foreign and Domestic Wines, m5 Bitters, Cordials, Special Notice. CARD TO THE TRADE. Mission & Pacific Woolen Ills, Depot, Kos. OIT A 310 Market St., BAN FRANCISCO. CALC Offer to tho trade a I.trre and Well-selected Assortment of Woo lex Goods, Manufactured ai thoir celebrated Mills, Conaislinr of BLANKETS ef every description; HOKPK BLANKETS and BUGGY KOUES; HOUSE and 6LUICE Blanket inn, varlom widths and qualities: CLOTUS, CASSIMBRKS and TWEEDS of erery dweription: GFNTS'. LADIES'. MISSES' and CHILDREN'S SHAWLS in great variety ; Ol'KRA and FANCY F LA N N K LS ; S 11 I RT I N U FLANNELS ; TWEED. I'ASSIMEUE and FLANNEL S 11 I R T S and UN DKKW EAR. WATER I'llOOKS and KE-PELLANTS. KE-PELLANTS. yariouB nhade and at y lea. Ksit All-Wool and Merino li i likr w ka r nnd IloaiKRT for men. women and children, ruriAi.i.T adapted for the l'acitic Coast. Woolen Yarn in all f hades by the pnekaee. All Good In our lino manufactured "to orvkr" wt ghort notice, nnd at tho lowkt mnrkol price?. I'rico Li.iu aentoii application. MISSION asp PACIFIC WOOLEN MILLS Depot, No. 017 A 9 10 .Market Si. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, au27 GROCERY DEP'T Z. CD. IC. 1. WHOLESALE AND KETA1L Groceries, Hardware, Plows, Stoves, Crockery Glassware, Tinware, Miners' Supplies. W e do not tnrow out aay naaa uy aiivuiuiiub a tow . Leading Articles at Low Prices. ALL OUR GOODS AEB CHEAP DBALERd LN TUE SETTLEMENTS AND MINING TOWNS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR INTGRKST TO CALL AND ENQUIRE PRICES BEFORE PURCHASING. mn H. B. C1..W O,, .ui.rl.l.... Sewing1 Machine. rcspoctfiilly invite the Public to call and see our cicelleot variety o Sewing Machines, IN Plain,Beautiful and Elaborate Stjlcs of Workmanship AND GREATLY IMPROVED WITH THE Tht Total Sates of the SINGER MAC SINE are novo THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION. THE SALES OF LAST YJJAR, a. 8 2. 2 o 'o An evidence that it ii fast winning supreme favor in the household, ' The Singer Company sold over the other Companies, 52,73-1. JaP Tho Chicago Relief Committee furnished sufferers by the Fire to Maioh 18, 1872, 3,9; 3.151 SiDffer Machines, all other makes, 733. Applicants mado their selection, with same discount on all. OUE SALES IN UTAH EXCEED Af OTHER HOUSE IN THK SEWINQ MACHINE LINE THIS SIDE OF CHICAGO. We coorteoaslT invito the Ladies to see our Embroidery AttaoVi m oia.tv It attracts general attention and admiration. We also desire you to Bee our TUCKERS, CORDERS, RUFFLERS, BINDERS, QUILTERS, HEMMERS, TRIMMERS, PLEATERS, SELF-BASTERS, SEAM-RIPPERS. NEEDLE-SETTERS. NEEDLE-SETTERS. SUITABLE FOR ALL KLNDS OF SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES. WE GUARANTEB EVERY MACHINE WE SELL TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFAC tion, as eaohono is thorousbly aiuurted. tried and tested bj etrorieaced Mechanics and all are warranted to sew with ease all kinds of goods, from the coarsest to the hnest, Lace, Muslin, Cauibric, Dumestic, Deniuis, Tickings, Ducking, Beaver, Buckskin and Leather. HaT" Instruction given free of charge by competent attendants, and terms of salo to suit ail circumstances. OTHER SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED ON REASON REA-SON ABLETER MS. We extend a cordial invitation to all to GOME AND SEE OUR MACHINES Whether they wish to purchase or not AT TUB SINGER SEWIXG M1CBIXE DEPARTM Z. G. M. I. General Agents-Two Agents-Two doors south of Eagle Emporium, Salt Lakb Citt. J flit ? EVER BROUGHT TO UTAH. IIAVING JUST RKTURNED FROM THE EASTERN STATES, iA whero I Beloctod with srent oare and a knowledge ot'tho rCQuirenicDis o this region, an iuimenso Stock oi' Furniture, I am now prepared to offer unusual induoemonta to purchasers in tho following articles : BEDROOM SETS IN GREAT VARIETY, PAPLOR SETS. LATZ' PATENT BKD-LOUNGES. TURKISH PPK1NG-BACK CHAIRS, SIDEBOARDS, BUKEAt'S. HAIR, PULU and SPRlNl MATTRESSES, PATENT BED SPRLNQS. The best Bteek ,rer intredneed in this market. I am also prepared te mas. SHADES, VALANCES, DRAPERIES, and to LAY CARPETS AT TEN CENTS PER YARD. I hare a comaleto Hoe of ami's iAsst:i,s,Ht:is, tvhm-cloths .( bkocateW's Which I will sell in quantities te utt rurchasers. & tall aii( examine my Stock lu'fore imrchasins 3. elsewlu'i'c. J. 31. .JOELSOxY. 3rocnbcek' Building Mio SirwjSU |