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Show SAN FRANCISCO TRADE IMPORTANT WORKS ON MINES AND MINING Title, to Mining ' "? pro....... '',. "vr,L; fl"l'ur.U. Wh.t they now Hold and ollvor. By J. Arthur rhilp c?o ISff ti7.S 2d lr. Vol.IH. steel d Fuel. Kich vol. sold pirtjlyat10 w per roh Ih. M.liJUW .nd Mlulng of Copper. Cop-per. BrA.S. Fiwot.M. D. 81 oO. A 'l'rlli on Ore Depoiite. By liern-hard liern-hard Voq Cotta. , 8 50. A Syitem of Mineralogy. By Jaines D-Dene,M. A. L 10 U0. Any of the abort works sent by mail on receipt re-ceipt of price in coin, or lis equivalent in '"'"also have in addition to tho above, a large assortment of Scientific, Standard and Miscellaneous Books. Blank Books anil Hutionery. Catalogues furnishod on apim-aaiion. apim-aaiion. Aildress Publishers, Boo kelles, Importer! anil stationer. No. 11 Montgomery St.. Lick House Block, ban Francisco. California. ad MURPHY.GRANT&CQ, Importers of American and European Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, FRANCISCO, C AX. 1 FOB. HI A, Gail the attention of the Trade to their large ami oomplete stock of FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, Ifhioh they are now receiving direct from European Manufacturers, oomj-rlsini in part Vreneh Herlnos, Wool Battues, Wool Plaids, Trench and German, Irish asd Frinch Poplins Kim pre is Glottal, Wamlee, black and colored, Velretaens. Alpaeas, black and colored, SILKS, VELVETS, RIBBONS. 1LSO OLOVES, Eld. Book, Berlin (Ladies', Misses', Genu1) 6ents' Underwear And all kind! of Gents' Furnishing Goods. Hosiers', complete In all its branchea White Qoodi, Ilandkerchlefi, Shirting UtKm, duUts, whit and colored,; Dftmailu, brown loom and bleached, To-wala, Unci, Diaper, Turkish. iKpklai avud Doyllas, alt a., Etc.. Eta. BOOTS AND SHOES, California Manufacture, FOR WHOLSU TRADE, Weaver & Taylor, IIS Front Street. Son Francisco. California. aI2 B. Qsuxovtoa. wiiTia hooi. a. a, stun. XI. OHIBLOVIOH eft, CO., Importer and wholesale deal era in riKK WINKS A HUUORS, SOLI 101STS JOB JESSE, MOORE & GO'S FINE OLD BOURBON AND RYE WHISKIES. VI110! HON LOUISVILLE, XI. 601 Front St. SAN FRANCISCO. ap4 1. A. Saaderaon, T. L. Horn. SANDERSON & HORN, Umporters and Jobbers of CIGARS iD TOBiCCO, (Proprietors U La Espanola Cigar factory,) Sole manufacturers oj the celebrated fCHAS. DICKENS' CIGAR 413 Front Street, Between Waibinfton suid Clay, BAM FRANCISCO. ajrf THI UttPROVJCD , FRENCH RANGE. Ta vJnoit complete Cooking Apparatui in use The Eureka Kange, Standi nnmalled by any other Portable Range. Guaranteed to entire satlsfac- Uon. Locke & Montague, 112 4 114 Battery BL. alO Sab Frahciboo, ROSENBAUM & FRIEDMAN S at. 3 Battery St., San Fran, Importers and WholeealeDoalon : is French, English, German and American DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Hosiery, Corsets, Ribbons, And fnl lino of Bm all wares. m6 CRAY, JONES & CO. DEPOT Of IH1 SANTA CRUZ TANNERY, MANUFACTURERS OF OAK SOU LEATHER, Ro, 419 Batterjr Street, , BAN FRANCISCO. BBHUITB JOJIS, t BAJIOltOOiAT J.Bom,,i8UOnu1. BVr0. apo GRAND HOTEL, On Mtrket. New Montgomery and Beoona Streou, liAJroiaoo, cajj. a JOHNSON 4 Co., Paopmrroaa. A. P. HOTAIJNG & CO. SOUS AQK.NTB FOB TUB J. H. CUTTER OLD BOURBON WHISKY, AND IMPORTER8 OP FlUK WI.VK8 AMD IIHUOU, 431 J.ckaon at., Su Francl.co. .19 J. H. CUTTER OLD BOURBO.V WHISKY. C. P. MOORMAN 4 CO., LouiiuHe, Kentucky, Dutillert. Tbe Tr.iiaDdConaainer. .re notified that Iho above is the onlr genuine brand ofC.tlerwb.iikr, and that the uodersimed jr. lb. sole Ajtonu for tho same. All other rands claimm. to be "Cniter" whisk, are !:'!"" Imitation.. In Zg jeot Irajd, the n.m.a 0r the Agent. ,r, .ZZH So.'?,'' S"'" "d blown m yo'", with . rc-.lmll. .lKn-!? .lKn-!? !; oerorm, tie oorks. Aooe TO THE TRADE. rot Bal. In itot. wr.aoua..i JS i'm' i- H- Cutter whlskr. , mb!l whisky. ' AUo la Store and Bontli m brr.nd' r"."' "bij l55lp!?1Io.!1"'!.01n. t"J? P"' brand. Si e'.i." Sh vj :: A. p ...""'""'""eltea. TRAVEL. GILMER & SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LINES TURUUUU Utah, Eolith - east Nevada & Non-tana, Non-tana, Leavlaig Salt Lake City Dally, vanning van-ning BoutU to Tintio, American Fork, Mount Nebo, Sovier, St, George, Utah ; and rioohe, .Nevada ; Paaalnsr through Provo, SprinirviLle, Spanish Fork,Pay-eon, Fork,Pay-eon, Salt Creek, Ciiiokcn Creek, Round Valley, FUlmoro.Corn Crock, Bcavor, Miners ville, and AU the principal town and mining camps in southern Utah and touth-eatt Nevada. Alio leave Corlnne, Utah, dally, running nvrth 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, Rrgo & Co. Building Jnn Salt Lake City Lea Wines. fl. P. Kimball. SALT LAKE, OPH1R And Tintic Stage and Express RUNNING DALL.IT FROM SALT LAKE CITY, via LAKE TOWN, TOOELE CITY, STOCKTON AND OPHIR TO TINTIC. Tbe route has boon re-stoofeod witk splen did Concord Coaches, fine block, oaiofnl and Utentivo Drivers, and ovory attention is paid lo the oomfort ani convenience of passen-ere. passen-ere. Good accommodation on the road, THKOLGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. Offlee at Wells, Fargo at Co,', Salt Lake Cltjj WINES & KIMBALL, apH Proprietors. UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. iWjrtinurMiiraTM t On Bud after September H3d, 1673 MIXED TRAINS WILL R.TJ3ST D AIL "S". Going Soutli. i 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 430 p.m. Going X or tit. Leave Lohi at 9.30 a.m. and 4.50 p.m.; Sandy at 10.50 a.m. and 6.10 p.m; arrive at Salt Lako City at 11.40 a.ni. and 7 p.m. FAKES : Salt Lake to Cottonwood Station. 50c ts Sandy " $1.00 " Draper " 1.25 Point " " 1.75 " " Lehi " " Passengora will ploaso purchuo Itiokots at the olhco- 01. H. DAVIS, Gen. Freight and Ticket Agent, FKRA1HOKZ L1TTLB 8UPIB.INTXNDINT. UTAH CENTRAL UAILUOAD. PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. On tad after Honday, July 17, 1ITI Jially Trains Leave Salt Lake City at 5 a.m. and 2:45 p.m Arrive at Osden 7 a. m. and 4:46 p. m. Leave Ogdon at 8 a. m. and 5:30 p. m. Arrive at Bait Lake City 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m La addition to the aboe TVrTTg "HEP TXl-A-HNTaai WU1 ran DALLY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED Leavlnr Salt Lake City at 5.30 p.m., and Ogdon at 5a.m. aaaamgara will plaavaa Parehait tli air Tlekata at tla OIBcaa. fifty Cents addltlontil will be chartted nheD the tare is coll ec tad on Uio train. For aU information concern I nc frelshi ot past ago. apply to n. II. DAVIS, Seneral freight and liokot Ag't JOHN SHAEP, SOTUUMINSXHI b'UNFORDZrSONS. MAMMOTH BOOT, Siffi AND HAT STORE, ', i WHOLESALE & RETAIL. - Orders Soliciteil from Town iin-I Country, and promiJlly and carefully niled at the very smallest possible margin over cost. ni!7 fo PURE w W WHITE 3 IVTE GUARANTEE THE ABOVE BRAND TO BH PERFECTLY PUKK. AND IN FINENESS, WHITENESS AND COVERING PROPERTIES IT IS UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE ItlE STANDARD. FAMNESTOCK, HASLETT & SCHWARTZ, 137 First Ave., PITTSBURGH, PA. lOR SALE BY ry p nrr t - JU. U. XX. 1. AND OTHER DEALERS. MISCELLANEOUS. Z, C. M I- Clothing Department Having secured the exclusive sale for Utah Territory, of tho CELEBRATED BURLOCK DIAMOND SHIRTS, Now offer to the trade WHOLESALE & RETAIL, A full stock, all sizes and riualities, for MRU &. BOYS, Of the latest styles and best make. The Superiority and Unrivalled Excellence oftliese SHIRTS are Established by the following reasons: The materials are tho best Btandard Irish linens, and first class, highest cost muslins only New York Mills, Wamsutta, Williamsvillo, Bates, && Sti?" The count of linen and quality qual-ity of muslin in each respective shirt are always uniform, and the standard is never deteriorated or varied. Oof The workmanship istho finest and best, and such as a class of labor better than usually employed, and the most careful inspection, can only produce. pro-duce. The Laundry work is unequalled un-equalled in beauty ; bodies soft finish, not deceptive, heavy and stiff with starch. t&T In tho important particular of perfection of patterns and fit, unequalled un-equalled excellence is claimed for these shirts. Cut on scientifio principles attained at-tained by experience, their correct proportions pro-portions arc warranted to bo evident on examination, and guaranteed to give satisfaction on trial Burlock Man'g Co., Bridgeport Conn. 23. o. I., Sole Agcuts for Utah. H. B. CLAWSON, Sup't. ir31-3m 2 t. j 2 i US I O J s "9 UJ 1 a n. p PI CO (j - r -s A 1$ 3 I J .n . a Q7 ; i 5 S a UTICA STEAM ENGINE CO. 3IA.NITACIUKERS OF PORTABLE AND STATIONARY ENGINES & BOILERS. Patent Improved Sawmills, ALL S1Z1U-). UN HAND. HENDR1E BROS., SoLt AiJtLVTs ion Unit, 'o. 33 Slain atrcct, Suit Lako Illy, sell GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. JAUES GALLAGHER. Jolra 0AL1j.CHKB WILLIAa OaLLACHEK. TRIUfJL BAKERY MAIN STREET, On. door bolow tho Walkor House. Ice Cream, Refreshments. GALLACHER & SONS. Pore Bread! Pnre Candy! 'PlIE ESTATE OHARDQOLIOHTLT X beg to inform o Poblio. that th7 suii carry on the business of Bakers and Confectioners, At tho old stand of Tlae "GLOBB," EAST TEMPLE STKKET, Adjoininfr tho Co-operativo Grocery Dcpart-lnont. Dcpart-lnont. where can ba found everything in ts oir imeol buainoss.and they hope, b y strict attention to the wanta of their customers, to continue their patronage ani support. Pure Ilonif-ninrle Caudles a Specially. ORDERS PILLED WITH DISPATCH. al6 DUTY OFF TEAS JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE STOCK OF BEST BRAND OF GUNPOWDER AND Japan Teas AT REDUCED DUTY. Our TEAS for quality areprovorbi-al. areprovorbi-al. Wo make it our spcoial study, so ' that the public can always depend on quality and prices. C.W.DAVIS. RICZEB'S Little Washer, THt BE T AND CHEAPEST MARKET, Only $7.00. J. G. COLTRIN, Agent, Soocirnons, ISth Ward Co-opcratWo Storo. Tbo highest iirieo in C'Kit paid for Hides and l'olb. J. CJ. CUI.TltlSi i. CO., .211 At P.Pagsloy'8 Tannery, 10th Ward. -J i - ice aB.EA.Aj:. ICECREAM ICE CREAM. SODA WATER. SODA WATER. SODA WATER. In! Bzsi in Town at II. WALLACE'S. BALTIMORE TRADE WW. LANAHAN & SON, DISTlLLF.Iv'i AND JOB HERS OF RYE WHISKEYS, WnreliouB Bio. UO Light Street, ' OALTtHIOUE. mj2J i i JfV w dV J S" i i 2p to Z. C. M. I. The largest, the cheapest and the best ASSORTMENT OT Watches, Clocks AND FINE JEWELRY to be found In tho Wost, by CARL, C. ASMUSSEN, East Temple Street, H&lf-a-blook north of the Eagle Emporium. BBA large Sifrn : 2 solid Mahornny Doors, and Uno Silvor bhow Cnao, plata glass, for sole. augl7 IMPERIAL. Having concluded arrangements with the largest Rofincry in tho east to manufacture man-ufacture for ua a special quality of CARBON OIL for our trado have for sale the IMPERIAL CARBON OIL, Which is far superior in quality and safety to any ever offered in this market It is water white and stands 150 fire tost. We recommend it to those that want a Good Quality of Illuminating Oil. CALL AND EXAMINE. B. REESE & CO, 87 FIRST SOUTH ST. my29 WAGENERS BOTTLED BEER, ALE AINU PORTER, At the Cheapest Ratei and on the ihorteit notioe. Leave .your erdore at the Depot of the California Browory, No. M Comtnerolai troeU Ud RAILROADS. G. P. Re XI OX ASD AFTER SEPTEMBER 10th, 1874, TRAINS WILL LEAVE OUDE.V DALLY AS FOLLOWS FOL-LOWS I Overlnnd Papsencer Train for Tonno, Cnrlin, Winnouiucca, Wadsworih, Kono, MarysviLle, Heading (lor Orogunl, nun on to, Stockton, L-ithrop, Morceil I tor Yosoaiito, Tipton U'or hoi Angclos), San Joso and San .Francisco, - - &.-M r.u. Overland Freight and Accommodation Accommoda-tion Irain lot San i'raneisco, - - 5.C5 p.m. A.N. TOWXK, T. II. GOODMAN1, Uon'l Sup' t Uon. Pass, and Ticket Agent. GEO. 11. RICE, Aus.ni, Salt Lako Citv, Uilico with Marshall Jt Garter, Ovor W. F. i Co's Bank. s:W UIVION PACIFIC RAILROAD TIM TABLE. DNTIL further notico, Trafns will leaTe and arrive at Ogdon Daily, as follows : 7 L K a V . I Abbivk. Daily Epreas.S 'JO a.m. I Daily Eip's, 5-1U p.m. Mixed. t-.iU p.m. Mixed, - 2 36 p.m. tfroight, -. 1U-3J a.ui. i Freight. - ti lit a.m. Daily connections mado at Ogden with Utah Contra 1 Pacilie Koad iroiu calt Lake city and all points in Southern South-ern Utah. At Bryan with stages for Sweotwator mines. At Cheyenne with Denver Pacific Railroad lor Denver, Central city, Georgetown and all points in Colorado and ISow Mexico. At Omaha with Chicago and North Western, Chicago, Kock Island and Pacilic, liurlington and .Missouri Kivor, Kansas city, til. Joe and Council lilulls Railroads and Missouri Kiver Line of Stoamurs for all points East and iSouth Tickets for sale to all points East at oflice of Wells, JTargo & Co. Kast Temple Tem-ple street, and at tho oiiice ot Utah Central Cen-tral Kailroad, in Salt Lake city; also at Union Pacilic Kailroad ticket oihce in Ogden, at which office bertha on sleeping sleep-ing cars can be secured. Arrangements haye been mado whereby where-by passengers desiring to visit Denver on their way Kast 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 secure their passage tickets to all Eastern and Southern points via OMAHA, and thus avail themselves of the advantagos of a through sleoping car, comfortable accommodations ac-commodations and quick time. THOti. L. KIMBALL, General Ticket Agent T. E. Sickbls, Chf. Engineer and Superintendent. j8 OThrongh Cars from Missouri River to Chicago, Indianapolij, Cinoinnati. Logans-port Logans-port and Colombas. Connections at those points with lines leading to the East, North and South. This is the Seat, Shortest., thickest and Cheapest Route. D not be deceived, bat obtain Tickets via the Burlington A Missouri River Railroad. A. XL TOUZALIN, C. E. PERKINS: 8en1 Pass: Agent. 8en1 flop'fc JJ Allen's Celebrated XX & XXX FAMILY FLOUR. Wholesale and Bctall, AT GEO. U. KSOWLDES'S Agent, A Large Supply always on hand; 'also FRESH CHURNED Butter, ASD NEW LAID EGGS OJT HAND FROM THIS DATE. Highest prices paid in Cash for Butter, Eggs and Grain. GEORGE H. MOWLDEN, West sido Main Street, SALT LAKE CITY. aJ6 WJ.WILMSON, f J. WILKINSON, FIRST SOUTH STREET, Between Kim bull (- Ltwrcuct'i tnd the Meat Market. Families will do well to bay all their GROCERIES here, and have them taken home FREE OF CHARGE. BOOTS, SHOES, PARTICULARLY Ladles' ad Cluldbxn's SHOES, Sb'LLIXG AT COST. HATS & CAPS AT O O (3 T . WALL PAPER, Olic.pcr tk.u c.n be .old susyvrliere .1.. In th. Territory. Carpet Warp, Woolen Yarn; Etc- DEPOT FOR THE Salt Laie City Woolen Factory. ALWAYS ON HAND Heavy and Light Jeans, WlutoGroyand Plaid Linsiea, Flannel Kerseys, Doeakins, Ca&iimorcs, Stocking Yarn, Etc, Etc. AV. II. WILKIIYSOiV, I.P2I AGKNT SAN FRANCISCO TRADE.1 MiohailKaki. T. N.Waud - WAND, KANE & CO., (Successors to Hunter, Wand Co.) Importers and Wholesale Dealers is WINES AND LIQUORS. Proprietors of Hunter's California Whoat WiiJ.aiAi.oy, Also Agents for Joseph 8. Finch's oolobraied Punnarlvania C RYE WHISKEY OUT and OOO Front St., Dear Jck.o, SA.1 FRANCISCO- mv31 " B8TABLIB11BD 18b 0; Importers of Teas, East India goods and general groceries, 213 and 2Xb FroiU Street, Sun francisco. M PiRSER, WATTSON & CO. (Successors to Weil it Co. J Importer! and manufacturers of TOBACCO AND CIGARS, 221, 223 and 225 Front St., cor. Sacramento, &5 SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. E. A. FARGO & CO., Importora and Jobbors of Brandies, fines and Liprs, 316 Front St., cor. Commercial, D. B. kyi. i25 SAN FRANCISCO JACOB UNDEllUIJiL &, CO., IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE, Sole Agents for Sanderson Bro't A Oo'i 0aOT STEEL Filoa, SI o use Hole Anvils, ColllnaCo'e C. S. Sledges, Picks, Axes, fcc. 118 C liiOBattcry Street, Han J-rancUce. all JAMES A. FOLGER. 0. SCHDEMAKH. J. A. FOLCER & CO'S PIONEER STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE M I L L 8, No. aao Front Street, Betwoon Caliiornia and Sacramonto, al3 SAN FRANCISCO. .'.IS. "V.V'Y.rk. J. baum & CO., I mportora acd MonuTactDrers of MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING. Baatome 8t., San Pr.nclaco. No 18 Warron St., Now York. fo Harness Saddlery, Leather. j. a jobxsox & co., 104 $ 106 Front Street, SAN FRASCISCO. HVr by permission to Mr. IT. It Clatc-on, Clatc-on, mtprrintvntimU of the Z. C. M. J. .J3 A. B. ELFELT & CO., I11FOKTBRS ASD JOBBEBS OF Clothing and Furnishing Goods, 105 &a HO Sauitome fStreet, SAN FRANCISCO. ELFELT, LEVI A CO. 132 Ohorch SU, N. Y. all LEWIS BROTHERS, CIGAR MANUFACTURERS, 213, 215 4 217 Battery St.. SAX FBAXCISCO, CAL. Careful and prompt attention paid t 1 orders entruatod to our care. al2 Eat&blished in 1851J C. VENARD, Manafaotorer of the Original Cliartres Coffee, And all kinds of Spices and California Mustard, 625 and 627 Front Street, between Jackson and Faolnc SAN FRAiCL5C0. ad HE CUT, BRO'S & Co. BOOTS, SHOES & LEATHER 104 106 SansomeSt., San Francisco, And 9 k 13 Pearl Street, Boslc? BTJCKIUQILiM A HE CUT, Manofacrnrers of the "EITIA tJUAUTT" CALIFORNIA IO0TS AND SHOES. aU MAIN & WINCHESTER, 214 & 216 Battery Street, SAN FRANCISCO. 1IAKXESS, SADDLES A n d Thebcat stock and lowest prlcei on the Pacific Coast. Special attention rivon to orders from Utah. al3 A. C, DIETZ & CO. IUPOBTXBB OF PAINTS, OILS, Varnishes and Lamps, No. 221 FRONT STREET. Bt. Sacramento k California Sara Fratnol... A. J. GRIFFITH, Dealer in gl aU kinds of pxoatiixir a smoiuix) SALMON AND HERRINGS, 199 Washington Street. All Unds of Dried, Smoked and Pickled 71 ib oo as tan Uy on hacd. J LAZARD FRERES, Importers and Jobbers of Foreisn and Do-mostio Do-mostio i'anoy and Staple DRY GOODS. Depot of Goods Manufactured at th Mission ajui Pacific Mills, Consolidated, 45 - 541 Market St., Ban Fra ail Paris : 28 Rue De L'Eohiqo E. EVIARTiii & CO. flelesale Lipr Dealers, ftO 8 Front Street, San Frsacliee, Proprietors of BiILLKU'8 KITKA OLD BOURBON And sole acenU for , r, CUTTtH'S tX TCA OLD BOURBON WHISKIES Gonstaatlj on hani, a full assortment of all the ard Brands of Whiskies, Fine Brandle Foreign and Domiitlo Wines, mfi U Uteri, Cordials, 4 RICHARDS & HARRISON, Importers of .HALT L1QUOKS A5D OILMAN STORES, 314 A. 310 Battery B(., San Franclseo AeoDU for C-OJae BlackweiCs English Groceries, J. J. COLMAN'8 MUSTARD, Huntley & Palmer's Heading Biscuit J, S. FRY & SON'S CHOCOLATE & COCOA. ARD BEG IS LAY 6COTCH WHISKEY, JOULE'S Til A OH BAUKJ ti MALT LIQUOKS; JOULE'S STONE ALE. Tennent's Scotch Ale, Mood's Ind'a Pule Ale. lU.ii A Oo'i Burton Ale. Ityn,' Ch!uuftKne Alo. UIocM'k XXX Dub lin Mou, Ouinnoi Dublin Stoi.'-JJyas' Stoi.'-JJyas' London Tortcr, Ten-nont's Ten-nont's X ft'iut.Urtdse's London Porter. Foreign JjMqnora in Caaei. afi GROCERY DEP'l z. a. 2s&.. x. WUOLESALK AND ItETAIL Groceries, Hardware, Plows, Ntovcs, Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, liners' Supplies. We do not throw out any 3iits by AdvsrtiiLig a few Leading Articles at Low Prices. ALL OUK GOODS AHE OjrdlEAp DEALERd IN THK SI'IITLEMENTS AND MIN'ING TOiriy WILL FIND IT TO THEIR ISTIailKST TO CALL AND KN QUIRE PH10K3 BEFORE PURCHASING. mrj II. H. CLAW OX, .uiarlMl.tl.a Sewing1 Machine, "YE respectfully invite tho Publics to call audsce out; excellent variety Oi Sewing IWachincs, IN Plaiii.lteautiful and Elaborate Styles of Workmanship AND GREATLY IMPROVED WITH THE The Total Sales of the SINGER MACHINE are now THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION THE SALES OP JLAST YEAR, 181,260 An evidence that it is fast winning sujiromo favor in the household, i The Slnoee Company sold over tho other Companies, 5:2,731. tST The Chicago Relief &)riiiiittee furnished sufferers by the Fire i March 18, 1872, 3,9-14; 3.151 Singer Machines, all other makes, US. i Applicants made their selection, with saino discount ou all. - I OUE SALES IN UTAH EXCEED ANI7 OTHER HOUSE IN TEi SEWING MACHINE LINE THIS SIDE Off CHICAGO. Wo courteously invito tho Ladies to soo our Hmbroidory -A.tta,ola.xaa.oxxtf It attracts gonoral attention and admiration. We also desiru you to see our TUCKERS, CORDERS, RUFFLERS, BINDERS, QUILTERS, HEMMERS, TRIMMERS, PLEATERS, SELF-BASTER5, SEAM-RIPPER5. NEEDLE-SETTERS, NEEDLE-SETTERS, SUITABLE FOR ALL KINDS OF SHUTTLE SEU'IXG MACIlLNEi 1TE GUARANTEE EVERY MACHINE WE TO HIVE ENTIRE SATlAi TT Uon, as eachone is thoroughly a.ljuitod, tried anil tested by esi.wioaceJ M:a3 and all are warranted to sow with oao all kinds of goods, from the coarsost lo Lho LiDwi, L,ace, flluslin, Cauibiic, Doiueatic, JDouiiu Ttckiu;, Ducking, Beaver, Buckskiu aud Leather. Instruction given free of charge by competent attendants, and ef sale to suit all circumstances. OTHER SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED ON REASON REA-SON A BLESTER MS. Wo extend a cordial iuviution to all to GOME AND SEE OUR MACHINES Whether they wish to purchase or not, AT THE SINGER SEWING HUJlIUilJ DEPMT0 Z. G. IYL I. General Agents; Two doors south of Eai;lc Emporium, Salt Lah Ci EVER lillOUGHT TO UTAH, HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM THE EASTERN. SW-. whero I aclcctod with irreat oaro aoj a knowledge) of tho r0,lu?,nl,.''t this region, an immenso Stock ol' Furnituro, I aal dow jircpared to oa?r u" icduoemoDts to purohascrs ia the lbUowios articles : BEDROOM SETS IN GREAT VARIETY, 1'Ail.OR SKTS-P PATENT BED-LOUNGES. TURKISH SPRINO-BAIN CHAIRS, SIDEBOARDS, HUREAUS. HAIR, PULU and SPRING MATTRESSES PATENT BED-SPRINGS. Th. beat ftloflk itu Introduced io tflts markeL I am also prepared to oi11 SHADES, VALANCES, DRAPESIES, and to LAY CAIU'ETS AT TEN CENTS TER lAl.P. I hare a cempleto line of 1ASSLS, RhTS, TL'IUi ) CLOTHS ( HKOClft1-1" Which I will sell in quantities to suit i'UMuacrs, t Call ami examine my Slock before piircliasin? elsewhere. J. 31. JOELSOX. Gobk. Buildina Mam StroiJ- j i |
