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Show MISCELLANEOUS. DODI.RY U. BTKKI.R. IaK'l E. JOflMloK STEELE d JOJIXSOX, Wbolofolo dialer in Staple ana Fauci GROCERIES, uoiras, FLCua no bacon, utS-'JiSJ, Council Bluffs, la. 6olo Aconu for tho Oriental and Dupoat nirU-S Powder Com i units. " THIS VKLL KNOWN BliAXl) -01'- JAPAN TEAS FOH SALE AT rsrLm cc: lB .B Grocery Department. al I ' II. B. CLAWS0X3ui't W.T.KEYNOLTS A CO., E- R- ZAIHUSTCIE, tian irancisco. Salt Lake City. i WHOLESALE LIQUOR HOUSE. ZABRISK1E & CO. HAVE tOH SALE A 1'INE LINE OF WIHES AND LIQUORS, To which they call tho attention of DEALERS. Orders Solicited and Satisfaction Satisfac-tion Guaranteed. - 60LE AGENTS FOtt "HOUSER'S" STUAIGIIT WHISKIES. THE FINEST IB A. R IN T II E OITY CONNECTED WITH THE HOUSE. 64 MAIN STREET' Twodonn toulh of Well, Fargo di Co'i Bunk . mj5 ' Fumacenieu, Attention. A 1 Fire Brick. SGOTT, DUNHAM & CO. ABl i.015TB TOB TH1 GOLDfX CITY FLRK BUICKr' Wtuci are equal if Dot superior to the Vest FxlLsh. gntyiinJ ratal riven ir the ear load. OfftU MUSIC I MUSIC! MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Of all kindj, including tho BAUER IMPROVED ORGANS, Cheaper than ever. J. PAYNES & SON, First South Street, Two doors east of God bo's I)rug Store. augll STOCKHOLDER'SIYIEETING 'puEIIHST ANNUAL MEETING OF "EMMA HILL Consolidated Hlnliig Company, " ."cation of work?, "Littlo Cottonwood, Salt h.iko lounty, Territory of t'tah," fur tho election elec-tion ofTruitoa lor tho ensuing year, and tho tr:in.-;iction oi'.-uch other business as uiav couio boiuro tho meetirif,-, will be held at tho tifiicoof the company. .Vu. ilontiromory strct't, San KninciM-.i. Cut i torn i;ilouia 14 on Alunday, Utluber 7th, 1&J, at u'cli-k p. m. I,. C. Fu V LLTt, Socretarv. an Francisco, i?eti- 21, 1072. s2i Eersliey's Torsion Wap Spring This is tho be;t Wagon Spring in use, and wis awarded tho FIRST PRLMIIM AXD MEDAL, over tho Elliptic and all other competitor!, at the American Institute in the city of Now i or, in November, 1ST0 lti now boini a-ltiei a-ltiei by the ffAll DEPARTMENT to Uoy-erniiient Uoy-erniiient V acom going on toe Plains. It la Lighter, It occupies less Space, It mines the Wagon less than any other Spring, and it utilizes tho met perfect means of elasticity in Gteol, namely the torsi n principle, carrying capacity capa-city iroiu 4'."). to LHu Jb. With all these advaauo3 tho Simon is sold at a mach low or itu-o tor the same carrying capacity than aiy other Spring in use. For still particulars ajtply at D, Hutehin-on Hutehin-on "a wca shop, 2wl South street, next do-r wrst of W il .ird Jt Orr'a livery stablo ijimlM can also bo seen at Scot;, ijua-flim ijua-flim Jt Lo s. a a d a: Kshn Uro's stores. UKNt II UKXDEBSOX, jy 2" Sole Agents for Utah. LUfflERYAM AH Kinds r JLliiuix- DOORS, WINDOWS, BUNDS, MOULDINGS, SHINGLES, LATHS, T. R. JOKES nlf-hlorV ".nth ofP; C. Df-ro-. Pure Manilla Rope. W I,AVt" b appointed by Tubbs A Co Ki'ou tor tho oi their rore To msr.....-j it m ir:.CiiLirly rccfiaaiended h-issall jfoJIauUiaindDflt mixed with su-u ur otlicr inferior material lecUl price given (o the Trade. STURTEVANT BLOWERS. Several ;i;es un hacd. fciiea not in Stock ordered or-dered it lwn rat by tho ao.ul. Mrr, ut.Mi.vn t co Golden City Fire Brick, l'"1 A"h ! Brick i. m j woi-t, m saij a . TRAVEL, GILKER & SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LINES TiiaouoH Utah, outh - east Nevada & Moa-tac&a. Moa-tac&a. Leaving Salt Lake Cuy Dally, Tanning Tan-ning South to Tintic, Amcncan Fork, TVIount Nebo, Sevier. St. Gcorce, Utah; and Piocho, Nevada ; passing through 1'rovo, Sprincvillo, Spanish Fork, Pay-son, Pay-son, Salt Creek, Chicken Creek, Lteund Valley, Fillmore, Corn Creek, Beaver, Miners-ville, Miners-ville, and All the principal town and mining camps intoutheni Utah and touth-eatt Nevada. Also lav Corlnna, Utah, dally, running north to Viridnift City, Helena, Fort Benton, Deer Lodc, Cedar Creek mines, and passing through all tho principal towns and mining min-ing cam pa in Montana PRINCIPAL OFFJCB, Wells, Firgo & Co. Building nn4 Salt Lake City Lan Wines. H. P. Klmbal'i SALT LAKE, Tintic Stage and Express XjIXTE, lit M NIMQ DAlLf FROM SALT LAKE CITY, via LAKE TOWW, TOOELE CITY, STOCKTON AMD OFHIA TO T1MTIO. Tho ronte has been re-stocked with splendid splen-did Concord Coaohoa, fine Stock:, caieful and tentivcDrivers. and every attention ispaid to tho oomiort ani oonvonienoo of pass on-tors. on-tors. Good accommodation on the road, TKROLGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. Offl at Walls, Forgo A. Co.'i, Bolt Lak City j WINES & KIMBALL, apH Proprietors. UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. On and after September 33d, 1873 MIXED TRAINS TILL IRTT3SX DAILY. Going Sonlh. Leave the Utah Central R.K. Depot, Salt Lake City, at 7 a.m. and 2.2U 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 'orth. 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. in. and 7 p.m. 6att Lake to Cottonwood SUtion. S0ct " " Sandy " fl.W " " Itraper " l- " " Point ' " 1-T5 Lehi " " ia Prk-yfengora will pleaso purchoeo (tioketsat thoollico. AI. II. DAVIS, Gen. Freight and Tioket Agent. raCHADIOHZ L ITT LB 8UPBEXKTKNII BUT. UTAH CENTRAL ltAlL,SUAl. PlOfiEER LINE CF UTAH. Un and aflr Monday, July 17, 1171 liixily Xrainn I Leave Halt Lake City at 5 a-m. and 2.U r.m 1 Arrive at Ogden 7 a. tn. and 4: t.5 p. m. Leave Ogden at ti a. m. and b:JJ p. in. Arrive at Salt Lake City 10 o.m. and 7:30 p.s In addition to the abott Will run DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED Leavini bait Lake City at 5.30 p.m., and Ogden at 5 a.m. Miiaftri wilt plaa Fanhui thlr Tlkta at tha Oflltti, Jlfty Cnts aJ dltlonal will be charted whei the fare U oe-llocud on tho train. For all Information concerning rreJshi or passage, apply to M. II. DAVIS, letioral yieittht and Ticket Ai't J0" SHAEP, ' .anruusiitiMKi UTAH WORTH ERRS ' jtl ass Trains are now Running Daily, BRIGHAM JUNCTION with C. P. R. R. HAMPTON'S 7or MONTANA. Dis. GOrNO SOUTH a. m. r. m. Furo. Dis. GOTXO NORTH a. u. p. m. I Fare. Leavo Hampton's at i:UO 12:15 I Lcavo Brigham at S:lo 7:lo 7 " DowoyvilU" 4:S 1:20 60 AA Box Elder " 8:30 7:30 I 35 It " Honoyvillo " 4:50 1:55 ! j73 Ll! " Calls Fort " 9:00 8:00 60 lliJi " Culls 1'ort " 5:00 1:15 iw U " " Ilonoyvilla" 9:10 8:10 75 Xl4 " BoiEldor " 5:30 2:15 1 35 IS " Dowoyvillo" 9:25 8:25 1 00 25Arrivo nt Brigham 5:15 2:: ljoO fe Arrive at Hampton's 10:00 9:00 1 50 SPECIAL RATES TO EXCURSION PARTIES. Passengers will please purchase their tickets at tho Company's Offices, or 50 cents additional will be charged when tho Fare ia ooll cted on the train. Arrangements ha7c been mado with the Central Pacific and Utah Central Railroad Companies whereby pasontors can purohaso Tickets at the U. C. Office in Salt Lake City or C. P. Office at Ogden for Box Elder or Hampton's on the U. N. R. It., and from Hampton's or Box Elder to Ogden or Salt Lake City at greatly reduced rates. ; Through. Connection as follows : -GOIKQ SOUTH A.M. P. M I GOING NORTH. A.M J P. M. Loavo Hampton's at 1:00 12:15 Leave Salt Lako City, UCRR-, at 5:00 I 2:15 Arrivo at Brigham, U. N. K B. 5:45 2:30 Arrive at Ogdon, ' 7:00 4:45 Leavo Brigham. C. P.R.R. at 6:10 2:30 Leave Ogdon, C. P. H. K., at 7:15 0:00 Arrivo at Ogdon, C. P. B. R. 7:00 3:50 Arrivo at Brigham, " ". 8:15 7:00 ieavo Ogdon, U. C. R. R, 8:00 5:30 Leave Brigham, U. N. K. B., at 8:15 7:15 Arrivo at Salt Lake 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 Ogden $2 50 I Salt Lako City to Box Elder $3 25 t "t-.j to Salt Lako City, 4 50 ' Hampton's, 4 50 Kox hlder to 3 35 1 Ogdon tollaaipton's 2 50 to Ogden, .. 1 25 " " Box Eldor 1 25 H. G-. Miller & Co'fl Express leaves Hampton's every morning for Logan cn arrival of the 10 a.m. train, and tri-weekly, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, for principal settlements in Cache county, returning daily from Logan to oonneot with the 12:45 p.m. train, and Howe's Express every Tuesday Tues-day morning from Franklin to Soda Springs, returning therefrom every Friday Fri-day morning. jis JOHN W. YOUNG, Gen'l Supt. O. ...XwfflV FL ET AIL DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT, October 2nd, 1872. Grand Fall and Winter o ie3 i ir ess-. Seasonable and Fashionable Bre,ss G-oods, Shawls, Cloaks, Sacques, and other desirable WRAPS. FULL LINE OF COLLARS, CUFFS & LACE GOODS. SHOE DEPARTMENT WILL EE FULLY STOCKED. For more complete enumeration see our description circulars to be issued in a few days. m29 H, B. CLAWSON, Superintendent. D OXFORD lb SOWS. MAMMOTH BOOT, SHOE -AND HAT STORE, WHOLESALE & RETAIL. Orders Solicited from Town ami Country, and promptly and carefully Ailed at the very smallest possible margin over cost. . m!7 Julius Bauer t&s Oo., JLVXUEACTURERS OF THE DrPROVED BAUER ORGANS AND ia: BLODEONS. Every Instrnment FULLY WARRANTED for FIYE YEARS. Upward of 26,000 now in use. CATALOGUES sent FREE t0 an7 address upou npulicalion. ALSO DH'ORTEKS AND DEALERS IN PIANOS ani ALL KINDS of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. JXJLTXJS liaVXJEli & CO., 650 Broadway, 390, 392 394 & 396 Wabash Ave. NEW YORK. ' CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. J. DAYNES.& SON Agents for Utah, 1st South St., jyI9 irWO LOOKS EAST OF CiOLBE'S DKUG STOKE. GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. JAUBfl QA.LLACSER. JOES QALAACHEB WILLIAM (ULLACHEK. TRIUNE. BAKERY MAIN STREET, On. door balow thoWalkor Hous Ice Cream, Refreshments, GALLACHER & SONS. ft24 Pure Bread. ! Pnre Caniy! T'HB ESTATE CHARD OOMQUTLT beg to inform i o Public, that tho J till carry on tho buiinoaa of Bakers and Confectioners, At the old lUnd of Tlx "aijOBEI," BAST TEMPLE STREET, Adjoin inn tho Co-oporative Grocery Dopart-ment. Dopart-ment. whore can bo found everything in thoir lice of businosn.anJ they hope, by it riot aitontion to tho warns of their oustooion, to continue ttmir pauoaajto antlaupporL Pure Home-made Cndiea a 8 peel ally. ORDERS FILLED WITH DISPATCH, DUTY OFF TEAS JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE STOCK 01? BEST BRAND OF GUNPOWDER AND Japan Teas AT REDUCED DUTY. Our TEAS for quality are'provorbi-aL are'provorbi-aL Wo make it our special study, so that tho public can always depend on quality and prices, C. W. DAVIS. 17 BALTIMORE TRADE. WW. LANAHAN & SON, DISTILLEU8 AND JOmiERS OF RYE WHISKEYS, ,WrihouM Ho. HO L.IR1U Street, BALTIUOBK. RAILROADS. G.P.K. R. OX AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 16th, 187. TKAlSft WILL LEAVE OUUEN DAILY AS FOLLOWS FOL-LOWS t Ovorlnrjd Pa.aetiRor Train for Tcano, Carl in, Winrnumieca, Wads worth, 3 Reno, Marvsvillo, Redding tl'or Oregon), Sacramento, Stockton, Lathrop, Merced (fur YeoOQiico, 4 Titon (for Los Angeles), San Joao and Son Francisco, - 5-20 r.n. Overland Freight and Accommodation Accommoda-tion Train for San Francisco, - - 5.25 r.u. A.N. TOWN K, T. II. OOOPM ANT, lion'ISuij't I Gen. 1'ass. and Ticket Agent. GEO. 11. RICE, Aok.it, Salt Lako City, Uilieo with Marshall Jc Cartor, Ovor W. F. 4 Co'a Bank. iO) UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE, DNTIL further notice. Trains will leave and arrive at Ogdon Daily, as follows: .tKAVt. I Abbive. Daily Eiiioti.S-JUi.rn. 1 Daily Exp'c.MO p.m. Miscd. - r-ta- I Mixed. - 2 35 p.m. Freight. llt-3rf a.m. 1 Freight, - 610 a.m. Daily connections made at Ogdon with Utah Central Pacific Road Irora alt Lake city and all points in Southern South-ern Utah. At Bryan with stitges for Sweotwater mines. At Cheyenne with Denvoi Vacific Railroad lor Denver, Central city, Georgetown and all points in Colorado and JSow Mosieo. At Omaha with Chicago and North Westorn, Ubicago, Kock Island and Pacific, Burlington and Missouri .River, Kansas city-rft. Joe and Council Ululls Railroads and Missouri River Line of Stoanit-rs for all po'nts East and Kouth lickew tor sale to ail points East at office of Wells, Jfargo & Co., East Temple Tem-ple street, and at the ollice of Utah Central Cen-tral Railroad, in Salt Lake city; also at Union .Pacific Railroad ticket ollice in Ogdon, at which otlice berths on sleeping sleep-ing cars can bo secured. Arrangoments hayo been made whore-by whore-by passengers desiring to visit Denver on their way East can avail themselves of an excursion rate from Choyenne to Denver, and return at greatly reduced rates. i?"or particulars and all information in regard lo 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 advantages of a through sleeping car, comfortable accommodations ac-commodations and quick time. TiiOS. L. IvlMBALL, General Ticket Agent T. E. Sickbls, Chf. Engineer and Superintendent. TIME TABLE. BURLINGTON ROUTE. TU THE EAST, NORTH AND SOUTHEAST, No. 3. STATIONS. ,Ip1m8C MAIL. Leave SALT LAKE 5:00 a.m, 2:45p.m. " OMAHA 6:Xp.m. 5:30 a.m. Arrive BURLINGTON 5;00a.m. 8:l0p.m. Qalesbarg(C.B.AQ.) 7:00 a.m. HfcSOp.m. " MendoU " LU5a.m. 3:23 a.m. " Chioaso " 3:16 p.m. 7KW jn. " Peoria - - - 9rfajn. 120 a.m. " Ind'plisa.B.AW. &15p.m. 9:35a.m. " Cinoinnatl - - U0p.m. 4:15p.m. " Logans port 5t55p.m. 9:20 ajn. T. P. k W.) " Colnmboj 2:t5a.m. 5:30 p.m. CThroairh Can from Misaoarl River to Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Logani-portand Logani-portand Colambna, Conneationi at thou pointi with line leadiBsto the Eaiu North and South. This ii the Beat, Stiorteat, 4ulckat and Cheapeat Iloata. Do not be deoeired. hat obtain Tick eta ria the Borlincton Jt Miuooxi River Railroad. A.B. TODZALIN. a E. PERKINS: ean'l Pau: Acent. t? THE NEWS BUSINESS. News Agents throughout the West, and all others who contemplate enaasnnj; in the business, are respectfully requested re-quested to send for one of the Price Lists of the "WESTERN "WES-TERN NEWS COMPANY," Chicago. Full information in relation to the nature of the business will be found therein. Druggists, Postmasters, and others who have a little spare room in their stores, will find that they can add the News Business with ease and profit to themselves. It will pay of itself, besides being a benefit ben-efit to their other trade. Individuals In-dividuals who wish to procure any Books or Periodicals published pub-lished in this country, can obtain them free of postage by forwarding the retail price as above. We refer to any of the Newspaper Publishers of Chicago. Address TfiE WESTER5 KEWS OMIT. X. W.Cor. Raudolili& J e flora on St a., CHICAGO, ILLS. a2S JUST RECEIVED Express Wagons, Hobby Horses, &c, &c, &c. A FINE STOCK OF CIGARS 10 BE CLOSED OUT AT WHOLESALE OR I3Y THE BOX AT COST- TEA.SU GAR, COFFEE, SHCES & GROCERS SUNDRIES KEPT CONSTANTLY OX HAND. BREAD, CAKES, PIES and CRACKERS BAKED OXT1IE PREMISES JI J- "ST AND SOl.DIHEAKONAIII.Y BY Daniel. (Jkenh-', IEAST SIDE EAST TEMPLE ISTKEET.II Abovo Socund South SUo.L I SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. PARKER, WATTSON & CO. (Suooeasors to Weil A Co..) Importers tad Manufacturers of TOBACCO AND C1CARS, 221, 223 and 225 Front it., cor. Saorauiento. a5 SN CUAMCISCO, ru. E.A. FARGO & CO., Iinportors and Jobber of BranrliBs. Wines aM Liprs, 316 Front Si., cor. Commercial, D. b. Kva. j'o SAN FHANCIPCO JACOB f NDBRIDLL A. CO., IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE, Sole ArnU for SanJrson Bro'a k Oo'l 0--'!' STEEIj Filoa, JHouae Hole Anvlla, Colllua&Co'e C. S. Sledges, Picks, Axes, Jte. IIS Jt 120 Battery Street, San Frauctsco. all IAUES A. rOtGE. 0. SCK0IHAMR. J. A. FOLCER & CO'S PIONKKR STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE M 1 I j L S , Ko. 'A AO Front Street, Between Calnornia and Saoramon to, a13 SAN FRANClSCtj. J. BAUK, 1 Fraaciaco. V h. auaiKR, i lork. J. BAUM & CO., Importers and Multifile to ran of MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING. WA Sanaome St., San Franolaoo. No 18 Warren St., New York. ft Jim in ess Saddle? 7, jbeather, J. C.JOIWSON& CO., 104 & 106 Front Street, Refer by pKrtnLi.Hoii. to Mr. 11. 11 Ctaw-won, Ctaw-won, SttpermtuiideiU of Qui JJ. O.M. I. al3 A. B. ELFELT & CO., WFORTKBS AND JOBBERS OF Clothing and Furnishing Goods, lOS Ac llO Sansome Street, SAW FRANCISCO. KLFELT, LEVI A 00. 133 Ohnroh 8U, N. T. LEWIS BROTHERS, CIGAR MANUFACTURERS, 213, 215 & 217 Battery St.. SAN FHASCISl'O, ( AL, Careful and prompt attention paid t 1 orders entrudted to our c&re. ja Established in 1851. C. VENARD, Manufacturer of Lha Original Chartres Coffee, And ail kinds of Spices and California Mustard, 625 and 627 Front Street, between Jaokios i and Pacific SaN FRANCISCO. 5 HECHT, BRO'3 & Co. BOOTS, SHOES LEATHER 104 iC lOG SansonteSt., San Francisco, And 8 12 Pearl Street, Boater BUCKINGHAM: HECHT, SlaDuLactnrers of the "EITIA QUAL1TT" CALIFORNIA BOOTS AND SHOES. all MAIN t WINCHESTER, 214 & 216 Battery Street, SAN FRANCISCO. ELAEXESS, SADDLES AND LEATHER. Tht;beit stock and lowest priest on the Paclflo Coast.; Special attention given to orders from Utah. al3 A, C, DIETZ & CO. wro&Ti&B or PAINTS, OILS, Varnishesand Lamps, No. XU FRONT STREET. Bet Swjruiuita A CUorai 8.. Kr.M.I... m A. .T. URIFPITII. SALMON AND HERRINGS, 11 Washington Street. All kinds of Dried, Smoked and Pickled risk eonaujitlj on hand. J4 LAZARD FRERES, Importera and Jobbers of Foreign and Do-moat Do-moat ic Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS. Depot of Qoods Manufactured at ths Mission and Pacific Mills, Consolidated. US 57 Market St., San Fra njl8 Puis : 23 Rue Da LVEchiqa S. I Stanley, a C. Chapman, John Spruanoe. Spruance, Stanley & Co., Suoc&iaortto H. Webster A Co. aud J. k J. Srruanco, ImporLore and Dealers in WINES AND LIQUORS, ftlO 410 FHOXT STREET. E. MARTSfJ & CO. Wholesale Lipor Dealers, 08 front Street, San Francisco, Proprietors of BILL Klt'S UITKA OLD BOURBON And sole agents for , r. CUTTER'S EXTRA OLD BOUflSON WHISKIES Constantly on hand, a fall assortment of i all tho ard Brands of Whiskies, Fine UrandU, Foreign and Domtitlo Wines, m5 Bitters, Cordlale, .e Special Notice. CARD TO THE TRADE. THE Mission & Pacific Woolen Mills, Depot. Xo, Olf A 510 Mnrkcl St., SAN FUAXOISCO, CAL Offer to the trade a Lrjto and Well-selected Afsortinuot of Woolen Goods, Manufactured aa. their celcbraicj Mills, Cooeblios of BLANKETS f cvr.'-y dFoription; HOUSE BLANKETS and UUQGY KOULSj HOUSE and SLUICE Blanketins. various widths and qualities: CLOT US, CASSIM ERKS and TWEEDS of evrry dcioription: O KNTS", LADIES', MISSES' and CHILDREN'S SHAWLS in grout variety ; Ol'lMtA and FANCY FLANNELS ; S II I UT 1 N U FLANN ELS ; TWEED. CASS I M E K K and L A N N K 1. SHIRTS Rnd I'NDEHWEAlt, WATER 1'KUOFS and RE-I'ELLA RE-I'ELLA NTS. varioiw "h tdtw and style. K.tiT Alt-Wwl and -Merino UMnnn KUt and lloaiKKY for uiin, wouion and cliiMron, rn-1-KiMALi.T ndni'iod lor lhi I'ui'iiic Coant. WVoh-n Yarn in nil nhadcs by tho jiu-lyik-o. Aui. Hovit in our lino uiiiiiiHn.'tiircd "ro OKI'"" ml short iiuticc, mid ut tho loii i.ar ninrkol irii"i. I'rioo Li-u eon ton ajiliciiti(hQ. mission ni r.cinc woolen milu llrpol, Mm. ol7 A 31U nat-kci Nt., SAN F1UNC1SCO. CAL. auJ7 GROCERY DEP'I Z. O. 3E. I. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 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, ALL OTJB GOODS ARE CHEAP DKALEKd IN THE SETTLEMENTS AND MINING TOWS WUJ. FIND IT TO THEIR INTilRKST TO CALL AND ENQUIKK PRICES ' BEFORE PURCHASING. n31 11. B. OI..W ON. I.p.rlal..ri.. Sewing Machine. "YTE reapectfully invite tho Publio to call aod.'see our exoelleDt variety ox Sewing IWachines, IN Plain,Beauliful and Elaborate Styles of Workmanship AND GREATLY IMPROVED WITH TUB PANTON GA.STOHS. The Total Sala of the SINGES MAG SINE are now THREE QUAR1EIIS OF A MILLION. THE SALES OF LAST YEAR, j 3. S 1. 9 2 G o An evidence that it is fast winning supreme favor in the household. The Slnqeb. Company sold over the other Companies, 52,734. S& The Chicago Relief Comiuiuee furnished sufferers by the Fire to March is, 1S72, 3,9-H; 3.151 Mnger Machines, all other makes, 733. Applicants made their selection, with same discount oa all. OUK SALES IN UTAH EXCEED ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE SEWING MACHINE LINE THiS SIDE OF CHICAGO. TVe courteously invite the Ladies to see our Bm broidery A.ttaola.mentr It attracts general attention and admiration. We also desire yon to see onr TUCKERS, CO RDERS, RUFFLERS, BINDERS, QUILTERS, HEMMERS, TRIMMERS, PLEATERS, SELF-8 ASTERS, SEAM-RIPPERS. NEEDLE-SETTERS, NEEDLE-SETTERS, SUITABLE FOR ALL KIN DS OF SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES. WE GUARANTEE EVERY MACHINE V?E SELL TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFAC IT tion, as eachone is thoromftiiy adjusted, triod and tested by exprieaced Mechanics and all are warranted to sow with ca?o all kmis of gvod?. from the eoarjOst to tho finest. Lace, Must i a, Cumin ie. Domestic, Ocuiuis, TicWLUgs, Ducking, Beaver, Buckskin and Leather. RaT" Instruction given free of charge by competent attendants, and termi of Bale to suit all circum stances, OTHER SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED ON REASON REA-SON A B L ETER MS. V?c extend a cordial inviution to all to COME AND SEE OUR MACHINES Whether they wish to purchase or not, AT THE SINGER. SEWING 3IK1HXB DEP1RTJIEXT Z. G. II I. General Agents, Two doors south of Eagle Emporium, Salt Lak Citt. J 1)11 EVER BROUGHT TO UTAH. HAVING Jt'ST UK.TUR.NKD FROM TUB KASTERS. STATES, irhcre I sclcciod witb Kro.il mto and a knowlcdso of the miuireuicnis this rcpiou, an immonso Stoct ol" Furnituro, I am dow prepared to offer unu; inducemcutfi to purchasers in tho following articles : BEDROOM SETS IN CHEAT VARIETY, PARLOR SETS. LATZ' PATENT HKD-I.Oli.NDKS. TURKISH SPRING-BACK CHAIRS. SI DK BOARDS, UUUICAUS. HAIR, PULU and SPRING MATTRKSSKS PATENT BKD SPRINGS. Tho but frtcck ctc iDtxoduci la thi, m.rket. I tm alio praparl te m.k SHADES, VALANCES, DRAPERIES, an 1 to LAY CARPETS AT TKN CENTS PER YARD. I hsvo n complete line of OIMl'.S lASSfl.S.ICKl'S, TKRUy-CLOTIlS . BKOC.iTELLES Wtiloh 1 will cl! in tj i.mtities to nuit turchser. It tall aiK1 examine my Stock before purcliaslns: 21 elsewhei'o. J. 31. JUCLSOX. Groosbock'i Building , Main StrW |