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Show S C. C. C t'uro your wiiU with SUm's Otfli'lir.vuii Couyh Caiuly, tlie best in uP- Xew York c,,m,-v rttor0' Ji-sp K-ckivkl 100 mnifu-eiU Spring Clonkd iukI C.ishmoro Cipi'B trim""' witl1 r0rtI 1"ce- conU""1 10 u-; direct from Europe, which we will sell at groat sacrifice. First come fin-t servwl. - F. Ai'KiituCH & Bko. Temporary at 31 E i Tomple strevt, second door north ofo'd utAiul. m27 Ws leaks that "our o!il practical bailor," Geo. Dl nford, has received one of ihe largest ami bt-st stockn ol Hat ever hroug'it to Utah, whicn he is willing to sell at prices to suit the tii)K?, wholesale and iciail. ru-7 I Hi'.mas II uk. Ttftfuty-eight inch Switches will) loug covering wei:h-throc-aiiii a-half ounces, $0.50, at tlie Sum! ml Hir Store. Wm. Irvine, proprietor. m- Past, PKHsEsr and Future Mudum Davis can be consulted at her residence resi-dence in rear o( Squire's barber shop, near Poitodice, M nn street. nv2 P.-10 the tnt. Putin"- imtl elUm- apples and nice table butter, go to CrocherOLVS C:ty Fish Market. m24 A little girl asked a minister: "Do you think my father will go to heaven?" "Why, yes, my child. Why do you ask?"' "Weil, becuise il he don't have his own way there, he won't slay long, J was thinking." Use Giu.et's Baking Fowder. . m'J-t Watches asd Cl, ck. repaired at low prices by C. Asmusjen, opposite post office. He is the best watchmaker watch-maker in the land. m 1 9 The rea5s Diu wood ey sells the VERY" BEST LIVE GEESE FATHSR3 f r 75cU., is the freight costs nothing. He buys funvture by tho car load, aud has feathers packed in bureau draweis. ml9 Gullet's B iKI.vo Powder, the best in use. Never fails '.o please. m21 Hamburg and Swiss embroideries just receivel at Cohn's California Store, 91 Main street. ni4 . Bcy yoi'R Coal Oil of Keid & : Einsey, opposite Walker House, reduced re-duced to 50jts. per gailon. fl3 If yod want furniture call at Joel-son's, Joel-son's, Grocsheck block, Second South street, Salt Lake city. f5 Lamps asd Lamp Goods at panic prices at Reid Kinney's. fl3 Postraitsis all styles and finish. Kooky Mountain views, best in Utah, all kinds. Foreign stereoscopic views just arrived, $2 per dozen. Frames in great variety, mouldings, etc, at C. R. Savage's art gallery. f-t Great Reduction in Lamp Hoods at Reid & Kinsey's. 113 Gillet's Bakisg Powder, being pure, never fails to please. m24 A. Haceiibacii, Practical Watchmaker, Watch-maker, has removed to his old stand on Commercial street. f 3 Me. Wagver, Saddle Kock Oyster house, has received a shipment of fine fresh keg oyster?. j2S Kovle Oyle oOcts. per gallon at Reid & Kinsey's. H3 Excelsior Iron AIises, Hematite from four lodes, best quality for fluxing. Address J. W. Snell, superintendent, super-intendent, Idaho Store. j22 Nor Wosderflt.. The great demand de-mand for hoots and shoia of our own make, because tho public know the excellence and cheapness of our goods. Working men's Coop, 90 Main Street. nl3 Best Coal Oil only oOcts. per gal Ion at Reid A. ICinsey's. fl3 Gillet's Flavoring Extracts are in every market, having carried the best -eputation. rn24 Db. C. W. Hiogins. OQice hours trom 9 to 12 a.m., and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. dG. Great I s 0 u c e m s s rs o fl e r ed to wholes do purchasers in Lamps, Coal Oil, etc., at Reid & Cinsey's. fl3 Notice to Ore Sellers. Tho Sindv Smo't'ng Tomp-riy, at Sandy, Uuh, will but on a I 0 es f t sle, (! ..ro jifilio- w II ti d it to the-r ft'vintiiM toc-nsulL pni 1 iromp-tiy bi-fo-c riispo-itip of lln-ir frej. rur information, infor-mation, apply t" l"'red. 11. Myur , Sup-T n'C"!i:ri', S.it dv. KefiTrtiioo H. wtl,lJwo'lh, WclU, F&rf.ut Co., Suit L.k.. C-ty. mm2$ Kut'i. H. Mvkrs, Sunt. Sunday Schools, Attention1. We have on hand 300 or 400 copies ol "Echoes of the Wasatch," containing "Modern Saints" and other poems by Hood Alston, which we will sell cheap. Enquire at the Herald counting room. ni4 University Library and Reading Rooms, open every evening from 6 to 10 H -ission tree. nl9 Rasolution in Relat'on to Ornamenting Orna-menting the Streets. Jiesolvetl, by the City Council of Salt Lake City, that lot ownew resid-; resid-; ing on opposite blocks on any of the streets of said city, that are eight rods in width, are hereby granted the privilego of ornamenting said streets opposite their premises by occupying twenty-four feet of the centre thereof, with trees, shrubbery, lawns, flowers, etc., and protecting the same; the nature or extent of the aforenamed improvements to bo submitted to the Committee on Streets and Alleys for their approval and to be under their direction. Passed. March 23d, 1875. Daniel H. Wells, Mayor. ROUKKT CAMI'BELL, City Recorder. Territory of Utah, 1 Salt Lake City. J H"s' This certifies that the forogoing is "a true copy of the resolution passed by the City Council, March 23d, 1875. 4.. Given under my hand f ) and the Corporate Seal of V ' J Salt Lake City, this 25th day of March, 1S75. RonERT Campbell, m26 City Recorder. Headquarters United States Army. St. Louis, Mo., March 17, 1S75. Commanding General Department of (he I'tatl'', Omaha, Neb. The President directs that the fol-fowing fol-fowing be made public : All expeditious into that part of the Indian Territory known as the Black Hi Is country must be prevented pre-vented ns long as the present treaty eaists. Efforts are now being made to arrance for tho extinguishment of the Indian title, and all proper means 1 will be used to accomplish that end; if, however, the steps which are to re taken toward the opening of the country to settlement fail, those persons per-sons at present within tnat territory, without authority, must be expelled. By command of Gen. ShekmaN, (Signed), Wm. D. Whihm.e, Aj-st. Adjt. General. Headquarters Department ok the Platte, Omaha, Neb. March 17, 1875. Official copy respectfully referred to the conitiiandiun officer, Camp Dougl is, U. T., who will please cause the same to be published in the papers of Salt Lake city. By command of Brig Gen. Ohd, Geo, D. Rugcles, m20 Asst. Adit. General. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Adveruiomont and or ilus bwjiiu 1U cecti Pr line oor day ; nothing Inserted for l th&n 50 eenu for one time. LOST. QLEK s Bl'TTOX.-IV THE VICINITY yj oflhostro tcir torninu , tuh wid. Wedni ay cyquite a larty'i o.d Meova bat-ton, bat-ton, b'aok onamol aboard bar ornament nn Tace 1'leatte louvs it at ttiH oineo. njii TO RENT. rpHE PKEM1SKS No. 90 KT TKMPI.S 1 a roc -., (iLtxd up tor a bank, suit Abo mr tiny biiMtio'B Enquire of or addrosi U Greets, i' O-box T-i ml WITH 1M MEDIATE POSSESSION, A now b ick am, o.nuiaiait oictod rooms, tro rock collars nn 1 o it-i uo. ar-rnrpod ar-rnrpod tor ono two or tbroa fntniUos B.-Bt location in tho oitr; four blocks nortn of L,rc' ban. Anp:y to J. Alford. at Waikor Bros. Rent to uit tao iim". mil FOR SALE. rpmi STOCK. FtXTURKS ASD (iOOD 1 willoi tho Sa'iJte Ko;k Koitaur:it. oa ac ountotiho ill health of (ho nrjpric or. Arrb' un tho (ireuisei. J. II. Wag nor, pre -prietor. aria. TRAVEL. ca-o ZEST via tlio Trans -Continental Route. This is the shortest, bpst and only line running Pullman' celebrated Palace Bleeping Cars and Couches, connecting with Union Pacific R. R. ut Omaha and from the West, via Urand Junction, Marshall, Cedar, Rr.pids, Clinton, Sterling and Dixon, for CHICAGO AND THE EAST. Passengers for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, 'loronto Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Iudianapolis, tit. Louis, Cairo and all POINTS SOUTH AND EAST, should buy their tickets via Chicago and the Chicago & North-western Railway. Close connections are made at Chicago Chi-cago with the Lake Shore ox Michigan Southern, Baltimore & Ohio, Michigan Mich-igan Central, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne tfc Chicago, Kankakee Line and Pan Uaiidio Rmites, for all points EAST and SOUTH-EASr, and with the Chicago & Alton and Illinois Central iir all points SOUTH. This is the Pioneer Line between the Pacific Coast and Chicago, and was the first to connect with the great Pacific Roads, and form the OVERLAND OVER-LAND ROUTE. This line is the shortest rail line between Omaha and Chicago; the track is of tho best steel mil, and all the appointments are first-class. Ttie trains are made up of elegant new Pullman Palace Drawing Room j and Sleeping oaches, luxurious, j well lighted and well ventilated Day; Coaches, and pleasant luunging and smoking cars. The cars are all equipncirwith the celebrated Miller Salety Platform, and patent Buffers and Couplings, Westinghouse .Safety-Air .Safety-Air Brakes, and even- otherappliance that has been devised for the safety ot passenger trains. All trains are run by -telegraph. In a word, this GREAT THROUGH LINE has the best and smoothest track, and the most elegant and comfortable comforta-ble equipment ot any road in the West, and has no competitor in the country. Remember you ask for your Tick-eL- via the Chic vgo 6c North-Western Railway, and Lake no other . Tickets over this routo are sold by all Ticket Aconta in the United Stat.-s. W. H. STENKETT. lion'I I'a5cnRer Airent. MARVIN HTJGHITT, General .-uperiotenilent. ianZT I Special Notice! rjHE Z. C. M. I. STOVE DE- partment has been transferred from the Old Constitution Building to the Hardware, and Grocery Department, Depart-ment, west of Eagle Emporium, where increased facilities enable them to offer the largest Hue of Cooking and Heating Stoves and Stove Furniture to be found in the West, as also Iron, Steel, Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Gas and Steam Pipe, Gas Fittings, Plows and other Agricultural Implements, etc., etc. W H. HOOPER, m3 . Superintendent. PHILADELPHIA TRADE. SUSSEIt. nAXfiLER&fO. ! 412 to 420 South 13lh St.. . PHILADELPHIA, PA. WlfEN'S, HISSES' CHILUKtS's FINE SEWED SHOES. 0'ir e-od" lamped with our mv udo irarraati-d, anil urc kept bt . C. il. I, and all tt urinous! ilores. . LAYTON'8 FLOUR COLUMN. T TRY ItT L 1 T LAITOI'S I 1 F FLOUR U IT IT IS IS T 11 v B4 THE BEST. E S T. S. W. SEARS, i Sole Aa;eni. MISCELLANEOUS. SCOTCH STORE, Jut recei etl X Frrwh Shipment of Moir & Son'a AiwiuVen Fresh llerrin?. Keller's Dundee Marmalade, Finnan iladtlies, Yarmouth Bloaters. Edinburgh Oatmeal axd Oatmeal Grits, L. Kose & lo.'s Leith Lime Juice. ete., efi. Remember the place, north of the PrsMffiee. f 14 INSURANCE. French Insurance Coipation, Purely Fire, OF PARIS, FRANCE. Capital Fs. 12.000.000 Ansets, Mar. 1, '74.. Fs. 2.5,522,570.48 (Over $5,000,000). H. R. MANN & CO., 1 Agents, Office: Wells, Fargo &. Co'a Building, SALT LAKE CITY. Si ST. PAUL FIRE anS MARINE INSURANCE CO. Capital paid up, - - SJOO.OO0 00 j Assets Jan. 1st. 1S75, SS0S.14G 52 J. c. D r:n ba xic, c. 11. n iof.i. on; President. S-crerary. H. R. MANN & CO., AGENTS', j Salt Lake City. f 17 PEM FIRE INSURANCE CO., Of Philadelphia, Pa. Capital paid up, - f 200. 000 00 Asset., Jan. 1ft, 1S75. $451,790 OS TROS. T. BL tKEirOlSE, President; J. Jt. WAItXKll, Secretary. ' H. R. RSANN & CO., AGENTS, Salt Lake Citv. fio KANSAS Fire Insurance Co., Of Leavenworth, Kansas. Capital paid up, - - $200,000 00 Assets, Jan. 1st, 1S75, ."U,777 67 B. II h:V.EY, EP. JIUSSI'LL. r-i-esident: Secretciiy. H. R. MANN & CO., AGENTS, Salt Lake Citv. tii, Home Matnal Insurance Co, OF CALIFORNIA. Capital paid up, - .300,000.00. Assets Jan. 1st, 1S7S, - $571,029.0J. .;'. )inw;jiioy t ;i. otory, President. Seercjeiry. H. R. MANN & CO., AfiENTS. Salt Lake Citv. 1 ITT A J Soap Manufacturing COMPANY, U. O., Nineteenth Ward, SALT LAKE CITY, AFFER Tu THS MBRCHAX'S OF V.' 'Ii" T' rriU r and vKiniiv vi-rn! Uracils of Fi'at-Llass SOAPS including Pale Savon. Castile. Yalnut Oil Shaving. Variegaled Toilets. Including the celebrated Thomas' Patent Soap, Which RU'iranlfe t he, cq-jnl tn my olhiTs in tho ma1 ktl HnTinp Fixnirrd tho mtvko of Jlr. JoNi-pli HI lit, it p Bftii-nl o ) mker, who luiH in -i 1 1 1 1 f c uriti nil k i 'Is for a pi'ritxi of twenty -tin- yi-nr in ho En turn Cine.; r:J I'uiiiulti, ilm. puplyii;i; thcrw mirkrls with tin; rhovu nrliclr -mil all "Staiulanl Suiips known lo tin; market. j would specially nll tho attention jof Wwli'n .Fuel rk n'id W. ol growers, I that wc arc u anufiic urmg tho tviubroled iSCOURINC, OR FULLER'S SOAP, I ALSO ! Adamantine, or Miners Caudles Whi.'h we ofl".'!- ( ,:!,-, ibn Chfspt. ! - 'il-TAi priiv ullowc.j for all ( box'-p rci'.ini'-'J. I Thr II Khnpi Mnrkot priop puid for all knuU of UilKASE di'iivn-d al our ,Retiry. ! 0;ir Foai; cuti ! bad ut tK Kscti-ry rrt tLo ; rnnn ivina ore tn-M Jl,.jt n 1L0 Hrr.it (oiern Hud, ect ilii co-ntr el Si-.vr.tl Niulh unit Fin". '- ir.fp. A'l i.r-kn to 1 be wii ro3 c-.l 'o.Mr. .1 bn t-ou h. i Jn-,!nt !Beorei?ry: or I'. "ox 7 .J. ' A. II. lIALKtr.H. I'lKRT. ! J-JO A. W. AKI.SO'. 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