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Show Ji-sr received 400 poumls nico frwh trout at Orochcroo's city fish market, '20 cents per pound. al "Generally pponking" Women. To Chicago. A ticket from Dinah to Chicago can be had (n appik-Ation at the Hkkai-d office. ai31 Emuhoidekies of well selected patterns pat-terns and quality at .the California Store, 01 Main street. m.'U Gksts' Nkckties and scarfs of latest styles just received at Cohn's California Store. m31 Kid G i.o vej. 1,000 pairs of the celebrated Harris' seamless and the $1.25 Donna Maria, in all shades just received at the California Store, f 91 Main street. Removals are the order of the day. Health, Strength, and Hapih-sess. Hapih-sess. Puro blood insures good health, and the spring of the year is the time to cleAnse and purify the blood; it will cure you of all your aches and ills. Dr. C. W. Higgins' prescription will cure you. His medicines act direct and beautifully on the stomach and digestive organs assisting them in making good, pure blood, and one or two months' treatment will cause the lite-giving fluid, cool and animated, ani-mated, to ripple beautifully along its course, bearing the crowning perfection! perfec-tion! of loveliness, not on the features alone, but in the mind also, for the stomach and brain are in intimate lympatby. Di. H. prepares all prescriptions pre-scriptions at his office, one door north of the Walker House. ni2S Hcman Hair. Twenty-eight inch Switches, with long covering, weigh-j weigh-j three-and-a-half ounces, $o.50, at the ' Standard Hair Store. Wm. Irvine, proprietor. m25 This winter is crowding toe mourners." Jcsr Received 100 magnificent Spring Cloaks and Cashmere Capes trimmed with real lace, consigned to m direct from Europe, which we will sell at a great sacrifice. First come first served. F. Acerbacs fc Bro. Temporary at 51 East Temple Btreet, Becond door north of old stand . m27 Past.Present and F'Uure. Madam Davis can be consulted at her residence resi-dence in rear of Squire's barber shop, near PostoSice, Main street. m24 Use Gillet's Baking Powder. ! m24 Watches and Clocks repaired at low prices by C. Asmussen, opposite 1 post office. He is the best watch-! maker in the land. ml9 Blonde young ladies "trip the light fantastic tow," The latest thiog in front door locks Night keys. The reason Dinwoodey sells the VERY BEST LIVE GEESE FATHERS fcr ' 75cta., is the freight costs nothing. He buys furniture by tho car load, and has feathers packed in bureau drawers. ml9 Gillet's Bakkq Powder, the beat in use. Never fails to please. m24 Hamburg and Swiss embroideries just received at Cohn's California Store, 91 Main street. m-t Buy your Coal Oil of Reid & Kinsey, opposite Walker House, reduced re-duced to SOcts. per gallon. fl3 Never miud the weather, Fourth of July will fetch it. If you want furniture call at Joel-BOn's, Joel-BOn's, Groesbeck block, Second South street, Salt Lake ci ty. fo Lamps and Lamp Good3 at panic prices at Reid & Kinsey's. fl3 Portraits in all stytes and finish. Rocky 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. f4 The prevailing green of St. Patrick's day was a harbinger of spring. Great Reduction in Lamp Goods at Reid & Kinsey's. 113 Gillet's Baking Powder, being pure, never fails to please. m24 Mr. Wagner, Saddle Rock Oyster bouse, has received a shipment of fine fresh keg oysters. j28 University Library and Reading Rooms, open every evening from 6 to V 10. V i ission free. nl9 Sermons to-day are expected to have some reference to the public schools. Koyle Ovle 50cts. per gallon at Reid & Kinsey's. fl3 Not Wonderful. The great demand de-mand for boots and shoes of our own make, because tho public know the excellence and cheapness of our goods. Workingmcn's Coop, 90 Main Street. nl3 Brtt Coal Oil only oOcts. per gal Ion at Reid fe Kinsey's. fl3 Gillet's Flavoring Extracts are in every market, having carried the best ,eputation. m24 Dr. C. W. Higgins. Office hours from 9 to 12 a.m., and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. d6. Grrat In ducem ents one red to wholesale purchasers in Lamps, Coal Oil, etc., at Reid A Kinsey's. fl3 Notice to Ore Sellers. Tho Sandy Smelting Company, at bandy, UUh, will bid on all ores for isle, and ore i&Uors will rind it to their advant-iffe to consult sai l company before be-fore disposing of thoirore. ror'in formation, for-mation, nnply to Hivd. H. Myof, ouppnntendent, Sard v. Rekrwieo U. YVaJworth, Wells, Ttko & Co., Salt Lake City. m fftxo. H. Mrsaa, Supt. BEST I CAN FIND! Ib tho exclamation of all wjo have been in search of lirst-class Tom and Jerry, fancy drinks, pure liquors and fine cigars and have partaken from tho hands ol thoso urbane and experienced misologistB, Auor & Murphy- at the "Occidental." SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED. HO REST. . A DWELLING HOUSE 1 with lrom 5 to 7 rooms. A furni-hed houso etit of Main itreet preferred- Addreai V 0. Hnx 624 al FOR RENT. APOKHON OF THOSE ELIQABLY eituatid building! belonging to the Sponoor Etate on Third South titreet. A si.i-room dirnlling homo. A fiTo-room house, furniihd or ODfur-nisehd, ODfur-nisehd, pleasant (rounds, Iruitd and conveniences conven-iences for a (tnall family. Furni-hed rooms, single or in suite. In the rcost "erjtral aoJ pleasant port ol thecit;; tat by week, month or year. al TUE PREMISES No, 90 EAST TEMPLE street, fitted up for a bank, suitable lor any bu(ins. Knquiro of or address D. (Ironic, P. O. box 7ti m4 , FOR SALE. O,- ACRES OF CHOICE GRASS AND Orain land, two mites loath of Theatre and one b o b en't of State Road. Knquiro of C. V. SPKNCKft. 1 A FIRST-CUSS TICK KT, OMAHA. TO Chicago. Apply at the Herald Office. m.'U JpilE STOCK. FIXTURES AND GOOD J. will of the Saddle Rook Restaurant, on ...r.MnFll.. Ill knalth nf th . hrnnrin'nr. Apply on the premise, C. H. Wagner, proprietor, pro-prietor, mill LOST. ABOUT A WEEK SINCB, A RUBBER Belt 50 feet long, S or 9 in idth, between be-tween Brinton i Store, lie Cotonwood. and the mouth of Big Cottonwood. If the finder witl learo it at my reiidence, 7th Ward, or at this Office, he will be rewaxdod. mtl H s r ANT1TSH . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. UTAH HOTEL. The Leading Hotel of O G D E BT! Cirri a ea meet all Trains, al A. D. SEAKESPJS AR S, Prop. FOR SlXjIE. THE SILVER SMELTING AND REFINING WORKS, a the city of Chicago, are now offered tor sale at a bargain. The works have & frontage of, of2uSfeetoti Clark Street, and on 42d Street, consist of four distinct brick buildings, with engines, reverberatory, blast and roasting fUrnaces. The separating separa-ting and refining department are complete, com-plete, and everything necesjary to carry on tho business is on the promise. Can be started at once. A switch from the Chicago and Rock Ielund R.R. runs into the yard of the works. Tho purchaser pur-chaser is to assume a mortgage ofjiy,-8-19 of which $0,716.33 is now due. For information apply to W. i"- GRAY, or i A. B. JACKSON, ! 102 "Washington St., Room 17, al Chicago, 111. REMOVAL. H. MEYERS, Merchant Tailor, Beis leare to ir form his many friends and the Publie in general, that bo Uu romoved irora Kimball block to ilain stroot-2 doors north of tho Eleuhait corner, whore ho will open on Saturday, April 3, with a fine and selected atooa f broadclctna. cammori. ete.; alio a une assort meat ot fctenti' lurDishing geoda. hats, otpa, umbore'las and satohels. A SPECIALTY MADE IN TAILORS' ThI.MMINGS. Thank ins his many friondt for their paitptt-ronago paitptt-ronago and hopes for a oont inuenoe ol the same. al CONFERENCE! KNOWLDEN Has California EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, KNOWLDEN Haa all the best bmnda of UTAH FLOUR, KNOWLDEN Haa Fifteen Care of CRA1N FOR SALE , KNOWLDEN KEEPS FEED OF ALL KINDS, KNOWLDEN Has a variety of Grass "and Garif.o Ms,! KNOWLDEN Has a Lot of LUCERNE SEED. SELLS Wholesale and Retail, and is not undersold in the market. Opposite "Wells, Faro & Co., SALT LAKE CITY. TRAVEL. G-O EAST via the Trans -Continental Route. This U the shortest, best and only line running Pullman's celebrated Palace Sleeping Cars and Coaches, connecting with Union Pacific R. R. at Omaha and from the West, via Grand Junction, Marshall, Cedar Rjtpida, Clinton, Sterling and Dixon, for CHICAGO AND THE EAST. Passengers for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Butliilo, Niagara Valla, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Toronto Montreal, Quebec, Porlland, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Indianapolis, St. Louis. Cairo and all POINTS SOUTH AND EAST, should buy their tickets via Chicago i and the Chicago fc North -Western Railway. Close connections are made at Chicago Chi-cago with the Lake Shore fc Michigan Southern, Baltimore & Ohio, Michigan Mich-igan Central, PilUjburg, Fort Wavne A, Chicago, Kankakee Line and Pun HimrilA linntoo fXr oil I'UT and SOUTH-EASr, and with " the Chicago & Alton and Illinois Central for all points SOUTH. This is the Pioneer Line between the Pacific Coast and Chicago, and was the tirst to connect with the great Pacific Roada, and form the OVJR-kAND OVJR-kAND ROUTE. This line is the Bhortest rail line between Omaha and Chicago; the track is of the beat steel rail, and all the appointments are first-class. The trains are made up of elegant new Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping ( oaches, luxurious, well lighted aud well ventilated Day Coaches, and pleasant lounging and smoking cars. The cars are all equipped with the celebrated Miller Safely Platform, and patent Buffers and Couplings, Westinghouse Safety Air Brakes, and every otherappliance thai has been devised for the safety o! 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 of any road in the West, and has no competitor in the country. Remember you aak for j-our Tickets Tick-ets via the Chicago & North-Western Railway, and take no other . Tickets over this route are sold by all Ticket Agents in the United States. W. H. STENNETT. Ggd'1 l'ftfacngor Agent. MABVIH HTJGH3TT, iiorieral -upericttDdent. Jnn27 TERRITORIAL TEACHERS' A-ssociatio!N" Will hold iu regulir S ami-Anneal Metioe at tho Uaiverfiiiy Building, halt JLske City, April 3, at 10 o'clock in the morning. 0,H. KIUG3, t'rciident. NOTICE! rpHB SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING JL of the Stockholders of Zion's Co-ep-erstive Mercantile Institution will be held Mondav, April 5th, 1875, at "2 o'clock p., m., at the Cuy Hall, Salt Lake City. T. G. WEBBER, Secretary. Salt Lske Citv, Utah, 1 March 29, 1S75. J BERLIN WOOL STORE. Madames Long & Taylor, Workers and Dealers in all ' kinds of Ledia' Fancy Goods. Worftod K rabroidor-iai. rabroidor-iai. Zephyr tVomed. Gerraontown Wool, Patterns, mcvij and Beads, and all materials for Embroidery. A s kly Upposite Theatre, First South it. Lessons Given (o Toung Ladles. f lis O LINDA DAHL, LADIES' HAIR DRESSER, A la Francaise. ALL KIWD8 OP HAIR WORK MADE TO 0EDER Oo the shortest notice, Rjtam tic e Second South st.ilcoar Franklin avenue. Salt Lako city. f 18 L API E S . MUS. C0LEBR00K Takea great pleasure in calling your aUentioa to hor elegant stock of NEW MILLINERY GOODS Ju;t arrived. Our Pattero I HATS AXD BOXXETS,1 This season wilt eicol anything in that line heretofore scon in Salt Lake and will be oll'ered at PRICES TO SUIT THE TlfflES. Our elegant SHOWROOM IS NOW OPEN. Thanking her Friends for post favors, and soliciting & continuance of the same. Ladies aro respect fully invited. 23 "Ra.Rt. TfiTrmlfl Street mU New & Novel LOTTERIES! $12,000 for - 62 00 812,000 for - S2 00 8100.000 for - 820 00 $100,000 for - S20 00 Missouri State Lotteries ! On tho l.'ith Dav of oirh Month during 1875, will be drawn the $2 SIXWLE NUMBER LOTTERY Capital Prize, $12,000! 10,290 Prizei, amounting to $100,000'. Tickets, only $. Tbt a Vi KKr m nm Luebai. Sm u". $1,00,000 IX PIlIZKs. Capital Prize. $100,000. 11,590 Prizes, amounting to 81,200,000! Will I'B driwn - - Juno SI. 1&7.'i. Will he droiTD - Sfpt. .1), l.T." Wi.lbodrawa - hots. 31, Mj. ftWhol Tickets. '0; Halve. 110; Quarter'. Quar-ter'. I. Pritei t arable in full and do toitponmont of Drawirc taken t-laee. A ctlrpf i icr licit els and Circular, MURRAY, MILLER & CO., B)2S T. 0. Uoz Hit, St Louii. Ho. CROCERIES, ETC. SCOTCH STORE, Jut recfiyitl A Fresh Shipment of Moir & Son's Abeideon Fresli Ilerriji?, Keller's Dundee Marmalade, Finnan lladdies. Yarmouth Bloalers, Edinburgh Oatmeal and Oatmeal Grits, L. Rose & I'o.'s Leith Lime Juico.elc, etc. Remember the place, north of the Postoffice. fH ANOTHER ITEM ! CASH PAID FOR WOOL DO NOT SFND YOtjR WOU Ol'X OP TUE COUNTRY. a nice Assortment of Goils always on hmul at Irices tliat Defy Competition T PROVO WGOLEK FACTOR!. A O00D CLOTH FINISHES WANTED. m4 Adaxoal JAS. DU.NN, Sai t. WANTED. POTATOES, DRIED PEACHES, LUMBER, WOOD, HAT, and all kinds of pay in exchange for Seven Socond-Hand vYag-ons, vYag-ons, a Span of Mule?, a Span of Horses, City Property, 1,000,000 lbs. Fine- and Coarse Salt, Cedar Pots, Charcoal, Kindling "Wood, Groceries, Provisions, Cloth, etc., etc., etc. JOHN W. S NELL, j22 Idaho Store. I TJT AH I Soap Manufacturing COMPANY, TJ. O., Nineteenth Ward, SALT LAKE CITY, OFFER TO THE MERCHANTS OF the Territory and vicinity Eevc-ral brands of First-Class SOAPS, including Pale Savon, Castile. 'Walnut Oil Shaving, Variegated Toilets, Including the celebrated Thomas' Patent Soap, Which we guarantee) tj bo equal to any others in the market. Having secured too service ot .'ir. Joseph Ellis, a practical soap maker, who has m&nufacturixl all kinds for a period of twenty-live years in the Eastern Cities and Canada, thus supplying these markets with the above articles and all Standard Soaps known to the market. "We would especially call tho attention of Woolen Factories and Wcol growers, that we are manufacturing tho celebrated SCOURINC, OR FULLER'S SOAP, ALSO Adamantine, or Miners' Caniles. Which we ofl'er as Cheap as the Cheapest. p3 A liberal price allowed for all boxes returned. The Highest Harket price paid for all kinds of GREASE deiivercd at our Factory. Our Soap can be had at tbo Factorr and tho '(nfliriavian itoro neit door to the (treat Western Hotel, near tha corner of Second South and First Ksst meets. AM orderi to beudcros ed to Mr. John fc'ou'h, feuisstant socretarr; or P. U. Box 7iti. A. H. RALEIGH, Prkst. j20 A. W. CARLSON, Skc'y. JULIUS BAUER & CO. Manufacturers 0 the FAVORITE BUM PIANOS A.1bo General AsonU forth GOLD MEDAL KNABE PIANOS, ! And the E. P. NEEDHAM 8 SOB SILVER TONGUE CHUltClI AND XAitJJOH O R 1ST s. Manufacturers and Import of BAND INSTRUMENTS, STRINGS, And all kinds of Musical Merchandise, Julius Bauer & Co, ?or. Stale and Monroe Street, m19 CHIOAGO. F. 0. LINFORTH, Ph. B., Assajcr aud (heuiisl. Particular attention paid to tbo analysis of Iron Ore5, (.ial'-nap, Claya and Coals. Laboratory Fir-t Smith F'rrrl, three doors west ol" Z. CM 1 OFFICE HOURS, from 9 a.m. to 1 P.M. and from 2 lu i p.m. Reference WM. JESXI.XUS. j'JJ PHILADELPHIA TRADE. SAL'SSER, DANGLER & L'O." 412 to 420 South 13th St.," PHILADELPHIA, PA., .VTiu(.otnre . Full Lin- ' WOMEN'S. MISSES' t CHILUStN'5 FINE SEWED SHOES. Oar rood? are utampcd with our uair.m nd wrrar.iolEDd aro kapt br L. C- M- i, and all |