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Show SAN FRANCISCO TRACL TIIC 1J1PHOVICU FRENCH RANGE. TU...lto,...Co'"inU" The Eureka liaise, 0l..,.u . y""" ""'f":' Locke & Montaguo, 10 WMttier, Fallsr & Co., Importer! uhI "" ' PAINTS, OILS VI.lOW GLASS French 4 Belfllan Plate Glass Co's, 21 ud 23 FKOSI SIUEEI. San FrancJ. IIIIBIKII'H Co.AU ivoWa, Importers of Teas, East India floods and general groceries, MIA end 215 front S,m Francisco. ROSENBAUM & FRIEDMAN a j t a i B.ltery SI., 8n Fr.n, Importers and Whoies.ileOlM French Kn'jtish, German and American DRY AND FANCY GOODS, HoHury, Cor.eta. Kibbon, And rulllinoof Hroallwares. m6 CRAY, JONES &CO. DKI'UTOIT TUB SANTA CRUZ TANNERY, MANUFACTURERS OF OAK SOLE LEATHER, No. 41 Ba.ll.ry Street, BAN i'RAKCISCO. Jo.. Ilo.ro.-. C""- Ban f ranoiseo. 1,6 GRAND HOTEL Oa Market, New Montgomery ud 00001.4 Streets, JOHNSON & Co., Proprietors. a A. P. HOT A LING fc CO. 80LB AUKNT3 ft)H TUB J. H. CUTTER OLD BOURBON WHISKY, AND IMPORTERS OP FINK WhVEB AND LIQUORS, 431 Jaikion at., San Franclco, a 19 J. H. CUTTER OLD BOURBON WHISKY. C. P. MOORMAN & CO., Louisville, Kentucky, Distillers, The Trade and Coninmtr are notified thai las above is tho only genuine brand of Cutler whisky, nod that the untlorsig nod are the solo AkcdI.h for .ho saiuo. All othor brun.ls claim in tr to ho "Cuiitr" whisky are only poor Imitations. Jn order to prevent pre-vent fraud, the name of ho Agent a are burnril in each barrel, ,,nil bloivo In each bottle, with fac-slmile si .lain .la-in re of I he fir in covering the oorks. Noc other Kniiliie. A. P. IIOTALINO fc CO., Pole Aft on 1 6 for the Pacific Coast, IjI J&oksoii Street, San rain-in, California. tl'S.tl.M.TOS A CO., Agents for Salt Lake and Utah. alii For Sale tn S trandW areho waSSfr tsi barrels J. II. Cutter whi'kj, D barrels Daniel Booae whisky. ,"-J barrels Eldorado whisky, ;;i7 barrels C. A M. Chiuaen Cock whisky, -h) barrels Old Bourbon whisky, '373 barrels Marshall whisky. l.'AV barrels other poou'ar brands Ky. " b.iXM oaies J. li. Cutter whisky. Alia In Store aud llondi 2fO M casks assorted brands French brandy W octaves " " fi pipes Holland Gin, IM'i 35 cssks Port Wine, aasortod brands ITiootaToa " " ' 2nt ! oaska Sherry Wins " " -0 oetaves " Orilers Solicited. A. P. IIOTALINO CO., 431 Jackson Street. Pan Fnincifco. California. Mcmn, tl .MM)IO.' i- CO., our Agent for SallLake and Utah. ail I MICHELS, Pill KD LAND KK &. CO., IIIPOBTIBB 01 Furnishing and Fancy Goods, - iVa. 7 .J- 9 Battery St., (Oriental Block) San Francisco, California. Solo Manufacturers of the IMPROYKD YOKE AMERICAN 3 III RiT. &p4 NOTICE. I We havo been appointed by Veuve Xavier Jouvin & Cie, THE SOLE ACENTS F0K IDE Pacific Coast, FOR THE SALE OF 15.113 GLOVES Of Their Manufacture. MURPHY, GRANT & CO. jo5 I. wooma. . . umct WQOSTEK 4, SNATTUCK, COMMISSION MERCHANTS And Wholes. rJr. io JYovUioiu, Butter, Chme, lard, HAMS, IAMB, tTC., 3 1 7 3 1 Fro, .,.,cor. Commcl SAX HA.CISCO. ,4, Right About Face! Co-operative Store Keepers ! AXD OIHKRS. Who Uh to sustain Jho,, by hM, Uoor BUY UP THE WOOL! Ild h.T. it 5,,,-',.-...., , t U 1it. to m, for t'" c. i. th. .h.r.o'O.th. aSt,,"' w win also EXCHANGE CLOTH rot roue Stores. "el at We rMkiLi. uj haT.oaband BEADV-JJATE CLOTHING JfLVERS' SffZSTS, c ' Cll.. T" y;,'T",' """ptv.,,1;' ciaaoi be scelle-i.'1 l'aea'l"ho JOSEPH birch, Aseo- of Z. C. KioVir; yir- t TRAVEL. Giffi SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LINES TIllLUUUII Utah, Eolith -vast Nevada & Montana, Mon-tana, Leaving Salt Luke CltyDally, running run-ning ftoutli to Tintio, Amcncan Fork, Mount Nebo, Sevier, St. Georee, Utah ; and Ptoche, Nevada ; Passing through; Provo, Sprintrvillo, Spanish Fork, Pay-son, Pay-son, Salt Creek, Chicken Crook, Hound Valley, Fillmore, Corn Creek, Beaver, Mincrs-viilo, Mincrs-viilo, and AH the principal towns and mining enmps in southern Utah and south-east Ntrvada. Also Inrt Corlnnr, Utah, dally, running north to Virginia City, Helena, Fort Benton, Peer Lodge, Codw Creek minee, and passing through all the principal towna and mining min-ing oampg in Montana. Mon-tana. FIUKCIPAL. OFF)C, Wells, Frgo & Co. Building' ion Salt Lake City LonWinea. II. P. KimbalL salt lake, opiiir And Tintic Stage and Express R(JNN1Q DAILY FROM SALT LAKE CITY, via LAKE TOWS, TOOELE CITY, STOCKTON AMD OPHIH TO TINTIC. The ronto bas been ro-stookod with splendid splen-did Concord Coaches, fine Stock, cnioful and attentive Drivers, and every attention is paid to the oomfort nni oonvenienoo of paaaen-I paaaen-I erf. Good accommodations on the road. THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. OHM at WU, Pargo Co.'i, Salt Lak City WINES & KIMBALL, Proprietors. UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. On and after" JanuarytLM MIXED TRAINS r- ' TILL IRTJlSr DAILY. Leaving the Utah Central K.R. Depot, Salt Lako City, at 7.10 a.m.; Draper 5.45 p.m., and Sandy Station, (nearest point to Little Cottonwood Canon,) at 6.20 p.m. An extra train will Hun on Sundays Leaving Draper at S.40 a.m., Sandy aty.10a.rn:, Salt Lake City at 4.10 p.m. Salt Lake to Bis: Cottonwood Station, IWcU Little " " 5WW " " Pandy " W-00 " " Draper " Twenty-flvo oonts additional will be charged when the faro ia collected on the train. M. II. DAVIS, Gen. f roieht atd Iioket Agent. FKR&HOBZ L1TTLB UTAH CENTRAL KA1LROAIL PIONEER LINE CF UTAH, On and after Monday, July 17, IS71 lai3y Trails Leive Salt Lake City at 5 a-m. and 2:45 pjq Arrive at Oftden 7 a. m. and i-.i-b p. m. Leave Oedcn at S a. to. and 5:oU p. m. Arrire at bait Lako City 1U a.m. and 7:30 p,m In addition to the above TVTT-K-Ti n rr-Fj A TTJW Will run DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCKPTED Leavinr Salt Lake City at 5.30 p.m., and Okdcn a; 5a.m. assengers will please Pari has their Tickets at the OtTlcee. Filly Cent additional will be charewd when the faro is collected on Lhts train. For all infortaation ooneem Ini freliht Oi I putMt. applj vo 1 .n. II. DAVIS. I qenaralFreisht and licaot Aa'l A JOHN SHAEP, i srjpaanmNDKiTT r, LATIMKS. W. n. rOLSOM I.TATLvJt. G. SOU MCI'. LATirIER, TAYLOR & .CO. AXOTlIEIt EXTENSION. We have addud to our other butjinesaa LUMBERYARD, Where we intend keeping a complete stock of TKUCKKE LUMBER, clear and common, SUGAR PINE, REDWOOD, KUSTIO, SIDING, CEILING,; FLOORING, rough i drcsncd, SHINGLES, LATH. FIVE CAR LOADS just arrived nf WISCONSIN DOOKS, SASn & BLINDS. MOULDINGS in groat variety. Ripping, Planing and Job Work at LATIMER, TAYLOR! CO'S YARD AND FACTORY, One block wit of Tabernacle. A largo assortment can bo found at MIDGLEY'S PAINT STORE, Three doors west of Main Street opposite Walker liro's. Td Whom it may Concern. ATS, the nndersignod. George N. Savaco and W . I. finger, olnim and own two hundred and twonty-dve (2i5) feet in the Rod Pine ledge in Dry canyon, latterly known as the Ins and still later known as the Kear-aarge, Kear-aarge, said I claim having been located June lb.O, by W. H. Kager, et al., and duly recorded re-corded and the law complied with in other respects. And wo hereby caution parties not to trade or barter for said olaiui without our sanction er consent. Q. N, SAVAGE, ,-.. W. U. KAGER. Bait Lake City. April 30. 1870, myl Estrayed or Stolen, FROM ray yard, during the night of tho ithofJuno, a brindlo COW, about six yoars old, both ears cropDod. a small piece of one hrn broken eff, white on ond of the tail, hoofd grown out very Ions, and branded on tho lolt sido with a hoart badly blurred. Any person bringing tho same to me, or giv-ir.g giv-ir.g i-j formation loading to hor recovery, will be suitably rewarded. t F' A- MITCHELL. June 11, 1S72. ji3 WAGENERS BOTTLED BEER, ALE A1VD PORTER, At the Cheapest Rates and on tho shorteit notioe. Leavo your orders at the Depot of tho California Brewery, No. 54 Commercial atroeu j36 Estrayed or Stolen, FROM ray yard, during tho night of tho ithofJuno, a brindlo COW, about six yoars old, both ears cropped, a small piece of one hrn broken eff, white on ond of the tail, hoofd grown out very Ions, and branded on tho lolt sido with a hoart badly blurred. Any person bringing tho samo to me, or giv-ir.g giv-ir.g i-j formation loading to hor recovery, will be suitably rewarded. t F' A- MITCHELL. June 11, 1S72. ji3 CUICIGO & ALTON R, R,, The Only Flrst-Class Road In louisianaT'missouri. New Short Route from Without Change I Via St. Louis, Kansas city and Northern Ute North Missouri) and Chicago and Alton Railroads, crossing the W ississippi at Louisiana, Lou-isiana, Mo,, and passing through Jacksonville, Jackson-ville, Bloomington and Johot. Tho Shortest and Best Route to the i East, via Chicago ! J ELEGANT DAY C&8 1 1 t r i mill TnTiana oitw a net Rt ' wjun to Chicage, without change 1 Fflffll PALACE flISISB Effl AND SMOKING CARS On all daily trains : the only line running these cars from Kansas City and St.Louls to Chicago. No Line makes as Good Time, Or closer connections, has better nccommo" da t io us, better track, more elegant day cars, more luxuriant and comfortable sleeping cars. Trains of KansaaPacifio and all Western roads connect closely with trains of this line, in Union Depot, Kansas oity. JAS. CHARLTON, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, C. & A. R. K, Chicago. i J. C. McMULLLN, Gon. Supt, C. & A.R. R.. Chicago. FRANK HIGH, Western Traveling Agent,C. 1 A. R.R., Kansas oity. Mo. jW REMOVED. CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT, By A. M. SMITH, BEGS TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND Patrons that he has removed to six doors east of Post UlSoe. First. south street, where ho will keop nothing bat the Best of Pure California wines, made from choice, selected grapes grown in tho best California Vineyards. A PROMISE: Wo will always sell wine cheaper than any other houe in Salt Lake city, Uur Wines shall bcaesond to nono. Come and try us; we shall try to please you. Country Dealers will do well to call and eiumino our Wines and Prices. For Prices and Terms address A. M. Smith, Box 526, Post Office, Salt Lako cily. ilo Hurrah for the Fourth of July ! All loyal Americans can bo supplied with NATIONAL FLAGS By JAS. PHILLIPS, Manufacturer of U. S. Flags, at Uio 13xii WARD CO- OP. STORE, Main Street, Salt Lake City. Orders for IarRo Flags should be given soou to insure them. H JA31ES FltKKZE, Agent. GiTY LiQUOH STORE, Keep constantly on hand. Wholesale and Ketuil, Choice Imported LIQUOES AND WINES, At Lowest Rates. HOKPBKClaB BUILDIIOI, alT East Tsvple BtreeU Herald Bindery. (VK BINDERY IS PREPARED TO v-' Kepair. in a workmanlike manner. Albums, Ola Books, tc;lc, IAnd Bind MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS. j!5 SCRAP BOOKS, etc., eW RAILROADS. HliB RAILROAD. Trains are mow RUNNING DAILY, 11 ST W UN B11KULU1 JUXCT10X WITH C. P. R. R. and llaniptou's KOR IYIOKTARTA. Leaving Hampton's at 4 a.m. Arrive at Brigham at 5 45 a.m. Leave Brigham at 8-15 a.m. Arrive at Hampton's at 10 a.m. Leave Hampton's at 12-45 a.m. Arrive at Brigham at 2-30 p.m. Leave Brigham at 7-15 p.m. Arrive at Hampton's at 9 00 p.m. FARE, $1.50 EACH WAY. REDUCED RATES TO Excursion Parties. jis . TIIMIIE TBXjE. TURLINGTON ROUTE. 'TO THE EAST, NORTH AND SOUTHEAST. I No. 3. STATIONS. sIrBE83C MAIL. Leavo SALT LAKE 5:00 a.m. 2:45 p.m Arrive, BURLINGTON 5:00a.m. 8:40p.m. " QalesbumtCB iQ.) 7;00a.m. 10:50 p.m. " Mendota " lldoa.m. 3:22a.m. i " Chicago " 3:15 p.m. 7:00 a.m. ' Peoria - - - 8:0Qa.m. 12 50 a.m. " Ind'plis(I.B.&W. 5:45 p.m. 10;3Qa.m. " Cincinnati - - 9:50 p.m. 4:00 p.m. " Lesansport 5'5op.m- 9:20a.m. T. P. W.l " Columbus 2:15 a.m. 6:20 pm. tyThrou(rh Cars from Missouri River to Chicago. Indianapolis, Cinoinnati, LoganB-portand LoganB-portand Columbus, Connections at those points with linos leading to tho East, North and South. This ii the Best, Shortest, (Quickest and Cheapest Itonte. Do not bo deceived, but obtain Tickets via the Barling ton X Missouri River Railroad, A-E. T0UZALIN, C. E. PERKINS: Genl Pass: Agent- GenlSup't. THE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY Is tho PIO"EER 140 UTE between OMAHA and CHICAGO, completed four years ago, since which time the Company have spared neither pains nor expense in perfecting its road bed and track, and equipping it with rolling stock of tho most modorn improvements; 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. JTAKXICULAR CAUTION should be taken by passengers in selecting their route, and not bo deceived by false advertisements and representations by interested parties of competing lines in regard to time, distances, rates, etc. This popular route requires no falso statements, relying on its Lruo merits, it needs only to be known by the traveling travel-ing public to be appreciated. TIMK: San Francisco to Omaha, four days and seven hours. Via Chicago and North "Western Railway, Omaha to Chicago, twenty-threo twenty-threo hours. Omaha tc New York, sixty hours. Omaha to Boston, sixty-four hours. Pullman's Palace, Hotel, and Sleep-lug Sleep-lug Cars Are run on all through trains from Omaha to Chicago. How to Secure Sleeping Berths Before Be-fore Beaching Omaha: : Faieongcrs desirous of securing Sleep- I ing Berths, Sections or State Booms in tho Sleeping Car from Omaha East, can ! do so by telegraphing from any of the ' stations on tho L nion Pacific Railroad,, to V. A. Carpenter, General Agent, C. & JJ. W. Bail way, Omaha, stating what they want. This is all they need to do until they reach tho C. & N. W. Bail-way Bail-way Depot on tho east sido of tho .Missouri .Mis-souri Bivcr, then go to tho Sleeping Car . Conductor, give him their names, as , per telegram, and they will find that ho Las their bertha reserved for thcui. Passengers going East will consult their own interest by securing Through Tickets via CHIAGO & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY, which can be procured at all principal ticket offices in California and the West, and at railroad otlices to San Francisco, Sa'lt Lake City, Ogden, Omaha and Council Bluffs. JNO. O. GAULT, General bup't Chicago. H. P. STAN WOOD, General Ticket Agent, Chicago. j8 BALTIMORE TRADE. WNI. LANAHAN & SON, DISTILLERS AND J0BUEO3 Of RYE WHISKEYS, Wrhoa So.ao Light Street, BAX.TI.3XOBJE. my 21 W.T.REYNOLDS & CO., E. B- ZACRISKIE, San Francisco. Halt Lako City. WHOLESALE LIQUOR HOUSE. ZABRISK1E & CO. HA VI FOB SALE A FINE LINE OF WINES AND LIQUORS, To which they call tha attention of DEALERS. Orders Solicited and Satisfaction Satisfac-tion Guaranteed. SOLE AGENTS FOR "HOUSER'S" STRAIGHT WHISKIES. Till FIN E.ST B JL. Ex IN THE CITY CONNF.OTED WITH THE HOCSE. MAIN STREET, Two doors south of Wells,: Fargo A Co's Bank. mjo PORTABLE Hoisting Engine, j JJnnufaoturii by HENDRIE BRO'S, -33 MAIN STREET, VOW ON EXHIBITION AT TnE warehouse of Gordon it Murray, near Depot. It iaclmlcs Boiler, Engine and Ho is tine Rcol, fcour-jine but it small spro and nJ;ipteil for now mines from 100 to U0 lcot in depth. Will hunt 2,'W pounds with DUO. Tha attention or Minori is called to It. Can deliver ImmotiliUolr. 1111 Iie. retvly for operation and SEWING MACHINES, THE WILSON SEWING MACHINE -F 0 E THE WILSON SEWIMG MACHINE WILL SEW THE FINEST TEXTURES. THE WILSON SEWING MACHINE WILL SEW THE STOUTEST LEATHER. THE WILSON SEWING MACHINE WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS. FOJ? SALE BY CALDER & SEABS, 37 East Temple Street. mI3 THE WEED SEWING MACHINES I For Family and Manufacturing Purposes, Embody all that is new and novel in Sewine Machines. Thoy aro tho latost improved anl lightest running shuttle machines in the ' world, lioautilul ana compact ill model and unexcelled in material and finish. Thoy sew everything from lace to boavor oloth in the most perfeot manner. KTry variety of Hemming, Felling, tulltlng, Cording, UuUllng, Piping, Tubing, Fringing, Hem Stltclilng etc., easily pciformed. Straight Needle, Ao Cog wheels. SO VIBRATISG S PRIMUS. Every Maohino Warranted as Represented Salesroom on First South Street Salt Lake City, opposite the Mew Bleat Market. IRA PFOUTZ, inyU Agent. IPCT r- ' it .tell S-isi CJl 6 I ! MINERS, FARMERS and RAILROAD TRAVELERS 7ILLilowH! to rroi-tiro for thoroselvo, NV one of tho Celcbi;iuJ Elgin Watches. Thoy aro certainly tho bcit of all adapted to their use. Tho movements nro constructed in tbo most ciffllont mnnnor tor ex net time-kfciiiiiK. time-kfciiiiiK. as well as for ptrctitth and durability. dura-bility. Thoy ciin ftind tho hanlrst uphbu "f nny w.iti-h : aro all cuprlied with a Patent Dust lOxrludcr, umkiriK tln'iu pirh-otly tiirht; they htivo alnn Putcnt WnlD'y PinionH, bo- aides olhsr modern iniprnvpiticnU. Theyean he ohtaim-d at CARL C. AfaSilS-SEN'd, AfaSilS-SEN'd, at factory Prices. Every Watch is Warranted. J net received a larico nu i'iIy of litic Lutlies' Gold Watches. SAN FRANCISCO TRACE. MURPHY.GRANT&CO. Impoitors of American and Europe&n Staple and Fnucy DRY &OODS, SVIN FKAINCISCO, CALIFORNIA, Call tho attention of the Trade to their large and complete stock of FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, Which they are now receiving direct from ean "klanufacurers. compriins in prt Krencb Merinos, Wool Satlues, Wool Plaids, French and Oormtvn, Irish and French Poplins, Kmpress Cloths, Tamlse, bluck snd colored, Velveteens, Alpacas, t'ltvok snd colored, SILKS, VELVETS, RIBBONS, J.LSO 3r L O V E S , Kid, Buck, Borlin (Ladied'. Missos', Oonts') Gents' Underwear And all kinds of Gents' Furnishing Goods. Hosiery, complete in ail Its branches While Goods, Handkerchiefs, Shirting Llucili, LI it lis, white mid colored," Until a ks, lirown loom nod blfncbed, Towel, lluch, DlniHT, Turkish. IUaiklns aud Lluylles, liio., K t Ute. MINERS' FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS, Co-Opcrntive, H'JS First Street, Snn Francisco, Angell, Palmer Sc Co., a27 MANAGERS. BOOTS AND SHOES, California Manufacture, FOa WHOLESALE TRADE, Weaver & Taylor, 11S Front Stroot, San Francisco, California. al2 A. C. DIETZ & CO. lUPOBTKBS Or PAINTS, OILS, Varnishesartd Lamps, No. 224 FRONT STREET, m A. J. GRIFFITH, Dealer In 2 all Wnda of SALMON AND HERRINGS, 1S3 Washington Street. All kinds of Dried. Smoked and Pickled Fiih eonstantlyon hand. J LAZARD FRERES, Im porters and Jobbers of Foreiirn and Do-meetio Do-meetio Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS. Depot of Goods Manufactured at the Mission and Pacific Milts, Consolidated. BS5 337 Market St., San Fra nyl8 Paris : 28 Rue Do L'Eohiqu E.MARTIN SlCQ. ! Wholesale Lipor Dealers, 40 8 Front Street, San Francisco Proprietors of MILLER'S EXTRA OLD BOCRBOH And sole aeenta for , r. CUnER'S EXTRA OLD BOURBON WHISKIES Constantly on hand, a fall assortment of all the ard Brands of Whiskies, Fine Brandla Foreign and Domestic Wines, id 5 Hitters, Cordials, M. L. A. Sandergoo, T, L. Horn. SANDERSON & HORN, Importers and Jobbers of CIGARS 1D TOBACCO, (Proprietors cf LaEspanola Cigar Factory,) Sole manufacturers of the celebrated 'CHAS. DICKENS' CIGAR 413 Front Street. Between Washington and Clay, SAN FRANCISCO. ap4 J.M.COHIfl. F. SPERUNQ COHEN & SPERLING, ! Importers and Wholesale Dealers in T O B A O O O , AND MANUFACTURERS OE CIGARS, 330 dtv 323 Battery St., near cor. Clay, SAN FRANCISCO. all S. CBULOV10H. WALT I BOOB, H. D. BUST. U. CUCBIiOTICH db CO., importers and wholesale dealers in FINK WINKS fc LIQUORS, SOLE A0EN73 FOB JESSE, MOORE & CO'S FINE OLD BOURBON AND RYE WHISKIES. D I E I 0 T rlOU L0UI8VILLI, it. 601 Front St.. BAN FRANCISCO. ap JO OUttDOX. HEKKY B- klDRRAT. Gordon k Murray, (Soccojsow to ELY, DUNCAN 1 Co..) FORWARDIM AND CommissionMerchants Warehouses, half-a-block south "IB.. B. Depot. Salt Lake City, Sandy Station, and end of Track of L tRh Southern Railroad, Utah. Merchandise, Machinery, &o., Forwarded For-warded wtlh promptness and dispatch, dis-patch, at Lowest Kales, lo ' a!l points in Middle and Southern Utah and Southern Nevada. MARK. PACKAGES care .S. M. Salt Lako City. Sord Khirrinc Receipts to their Pot Office llox 773, Salt Luke City. Utah, with each Consignment of Goods: Mr. BARnUll, the Ute flrtn, will net a" srent st Ploche for all biiines in thut vicinity and throuk'h whom contract can be niiwle snd full InforuisUon obtaiued. Special Attention given to the Handling Hand-ling and Trans-Shipment of JiuUion and Ores. Advance Charges payable on receipt of shipping hills by Consignees. Hiithcet Price raid for WOOL AND H I D ES truin, liny, A.c, for Sale. Harm a lartre and commodious Ware-, Ware-, all kinda of foods. ,17 CLOTSHWTG DEPARTMENT, : Z. C. JUL. X. Having made extensive Alterations and Improve- i nifiits in our premises, we ure now prepared to j offer every facility in carrying on our rapidly increasing in-creasing Dusiness in the snle of GENTLEMEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS' Ready-made Clothing. ! HATS OF THE NEWEST STYLES ARRIVING EVERY FEW DAYS. OUR SPKIKTQ ARRIVALS Will compriso tho most oxtensivo and variod Stock of Suits 9IuImZ"tSAT every size and style, Kaugiug from "Men's" of2J yoars to Lhoso of tho largest proportions; while tho quality cannot fail to establinh still further tho reputation whiah wo have already earned. The Gents Furnishing Goods Departm't WILL ALSO BE ( FOUND COMPLETE, 't And will offer now inducements to our numerous customers. OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT la in the hands of qualified Artists, who will bestow tho care and attontion so necessary in successfully carrying on this important ' branch, so that Gentlemen can rely on having their tastes suited in every particular. We aro daily receiving Our Spring Purchases of Piece Good Uooiprismg tho moat fashionable stylo3 of now Rood.", in French, English and American SUITINGS, COATINGS and m v t CASSIMERE8, To which w. lnyito epcolal .u.atloa. Till adc Wi" find om stoot of cloths and nn 1 Tf ATi n 1 AlLUiio Trimming9 unZhled Mtherto in 1 AiLUKo I NEWEST STYLES in WALL PAPERS and DECORATIONS Constantly arriving. TRUNKS TO SUIT ALL TASTES, Of onr own manufacture. m29 Hi B. CLAWSON, Superintendent. DUsWORDESONS. Mammoth 1 Boot, Shoe & Haf Store. Wholesale and Retail Departments. 5 ! . a I GROCERY DEP'T, 2. o. nvc. x. 1 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ! Groceries, Hardware, Plows, Stoves, i Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, j Miners' Supplies. Wa do not throw out any Baits by Advertizing a few -Leading Articles at Low Prices. ALL OUR GOODS ARE CHEAP DhAUiltij IN THE SEITLEJlENrS AND MINING TOWNS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR INTEREST TO CALL AND ENQUIRE PRICES BEFORE PURCHASING. I&31 H. B. CLAW'Oil, 8ap.rlnf.Md. BIE1N, SIMON & CO., Importer, ond DmIci, in TAILOIlfcl1 GOOiia ClothM, rnhHluir-r,'. A" Trim. miiiiiM, L,tidii'K' ClonUiijys, UUhurd CJlotbH, liiu-., . m 6?J BAcnnieato 8trwi, PAN FRANCISCO. Ul Ouaiie ytri. K,i?,lo t'Jichi.iui.r. .10 MIW VOUK. I'AHIS. J OH A uTllOlMiK & Co., Importers, Mamifacturors AXO WHOLESALE STATIONERS, J27, 3ianJ San'omo Sirret. SA.N KKAN CISCO. 4S John St.. NHV VOliK. With tlio faollitiM we ixlv.ms weenn eon-n.lculU eon-n.lculU ay lint we 'n mildly every I limit in tho Tn per and uuouorr lino, ol 11 lienor lie-nor nunhtiei. at lower iTicos than can bo obmincd elsewhere. bK.NU iOK SAMl'LLS. I alj 1 MichailKaKI. T. N.WiBD. WAND, KANE & CO., (Successors to Hunter, W sd Co.) Importers and Wholesale Dealer! la VLES 1D LIQUORS. Proprietor, of Banter's C.llforni. Ai,o Arenu for Joseph S- Finoh'i clebr.ti PeonaJlT.m. RYE WHISKEY Ot) and og rront-Ut.. ' Jok.O, m,31 CEO. W. CLARK, IMPOUTERS OF PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, ETC., 333 Pin. Ilrnl.tlll FKANOlSt'O. all |