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Show Hr mas 11 uk. Twenty-eiht iiuh Switches, with long covering, weili-threo-aml-a-hall'oiuu-r.-', $t,30, at the Standard Hair Store. Win. Irvine, proprietor. m'--' READ THE I'hk uest recommendation of any urtielc is from the. consumer. Thce all Rive tho Ei in wood the preiVrcner. Fob the best eating and cooking apples and nice, table butter, go to Crooheron's City Fish Mnrket. m24 Ur Gili.et's Baking Powder. m'2l I'ai-t.Pkkst and Future. Madam Davis can bo consul toil at her residence resi-dence in rear of Squire's barber shop, near Postottiec, Main street. niL'i At Auction". Fine, furniture, carpets car-pets and household goods generally. I will sell, Thursday, March 23th, at II a.m., at the rooms over Mrs. Goldman's Gold-man's (Kimball's block), a choice lot of household gOxls, consisting in part of fine carpets, sideboards, chain, lounges, rugs, curtains, stoves, silver and glass ware, gas fixtures, pictures, etc., etc. The sale, will be without reserve and to the highest bidder. Fred. Carter, Auctioneer. rn'2-l Fresh Trout 2o cents per pound at Crochcrou'a City Fish Market. m2i Watches and Clocks repaired at low prices-by C. Asmussen, opposite post oflice. He is the best watchmaker watch-maker in the land. ml9 The reasjx Diuwoodey sells the VERY BEST LIVE GEESE FATHERS f.r 7octs.t is the freight costs nothing. He buys furniture by tho car load, and has feathers pack3d in bureau drawers. in 19 Gillet's Baking Powder, the best in use. Xcver fails to please. ru.24 Hjlmbituj asd Swiss embroideries just received at Cohn'a California Store, 91 Main street. t m-4 Bcy vent Coat, Oh. of Reid & Kinsey, opposite Walker House, reduced re-duced to oOots. per gailon. f!3 If yoc want furniture call at Joel-son's, Joel-son's, Groesbeck block, Second South street, Salt Lake city. fo Lamps and Lamp Goods at panic prices atReid it Kinaey's. flo Portraits in all styles and finish. Rocky Mountain views, best in Utah, all kinds. Foreign stereoscopic views just arrived, $- per dozen. Frames in great variety, mouldings, etc, at C R. Savage's art gallery. ft Great Reduction in Lamp Goods at Reid &, Kin3ey's. (13 Gillet's Baking Powder, being pure, never fails to please, m2i A. Hauerbach, Practical Watchmaker, Watch-maker, has removed to his old stand on Commercial street. f 3 Mit. Wagser, Saddle Rock Oyster house, has received a shipment of fine fresh keg oysters. . J23 Koyle Oyi.e 50c ts. per gallon at Reid &. Kinsey 's. fl3 Excelsior Iron Mises, Hematite from four lodes, best quality for fluxing. Address J. W. Suell, superintendent, super-intendent, Idaho Store. y22 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. Workingmen's Coop, 90 Main Street. nl3 Best Coal Oil only oOcts. per gal Ion at Reid & Kiusey's. fl3 Gillet's Flavoring Extracts are in every market, having carried the best eputation. miM Dr. C. W. Hicucss. Office hours from 9 to 12 a.m., and from 2 to -1 and 7 to 9 p.m. dO. Great Inducements offered to wholesale purchasers in Lamps, Coal Oil, etc., at Reid &. Kinsey's. fl3 University Liukarv and Reading Rooms, open every evening from G to oission free. nlO Notice to Ore Seller. 'I he Sandy Sini'lting Company, fit S:i;,fh-. Lt ill. will bid on Ail on' fur ."d.. d ,.r.. selicrs wdl ti id il lo their H'Vnr.ti.3 to,' MNUK ;l COmptDV' b- t"'i'e di.-j.uriui; "f tlii-iroro:. Fur in lor-iiiilion, lor-iiiilion, amily to Krod. H. Aiyur , Lijier;!itcn(leiU. .Siit.ily. H-fewi,' U. l:(lwortli, Wails, Kariro A; Co., Suit L-ikti Cilv. llC-i b'nv.0. 11. Mvkls, S;llt. A kink assortment of ball room programme turds at the HiiK.u.n !hVe. ti5 Sunday Schools, Attention. We have on hand 3X) or 400 copies of "Echoes of the Waeateh," containing "Modern Saints" and other poems by Hood Alston, which we will sell hcap. Enquire ai the Herald ouuting room, ni I MISCELLANEOUS pill a-o EAST via the Trans -Continental Eoute. This is the shortest, heat and only line running Pullman's celehrated Palace Sleeping C;ira and Coaches, connecting with Union Pacific R. Ii. at Omaha and from the West, via Grand Junction, Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sterling and Dixon, for " 1 CHICAGO AND THE EAST. Passengers for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,' Washington, Indianapolis, St. Louis,' Cairo and all POINTS SOUTH AND EAST, ' should buy their tickets via Chicago and the Chicago & Xortdi-Western Railway, Close connections arc made at Chi cago with the Lake bhore it .Michigan Southern, Baltimore & Ohio, Michigan Mich-igan Central, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne it Chicago, Kankakee Line and Pan Handle Routes, for all poinls EAST and SOUTH-EAST, and with the Chicago & Alton and Illinois Central for all" points SOUTH. This is the Pioncir Line between the Pacific Coast and Chicago, and was the first to connect with tho great Pacific Road., 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 rail, and all the appointments are first-class. The trains are made up of elegant new Pullman Palace Drawixg Room and Sleeping Coaches, luxurious, well lighted and well ventilated Day Coaches, and pleasant lounging and smoking cars. Tho cars are all equipped with the celebrated Miller Safety Platform, and patent Buffers and Couplings, VYcstinghouse Safety Air Brakes, and every other appliance that has been devised for tho safety ot passenger trains. All trains are run by telegraph. In a word, this GREAT THROUGH LINE has the bestand smoothest track, and the most elegant and comfortable comforta-ble equipment ot any road in the West, and has no competitor iu the country. Remember you ask for your Tickets Tick-ets via tho Chicago it North-Western Railway, and take no other . Tickets over this route are sold by all Tieket Agents iu tho United States. W. H. STETiNETT. Uon'l Pas-angor Agent-MARVIN Agent-MARVIN HTIGHITT, (ion oral SuoerintondoDt. jan27 ! REHXSTI10.il & I'OHLZOX, I ZYEercliaiit Tailois7 21 SECOND SOI TU STHEEr, (Oppcsi-.'i Walker Sro'S UnnV, SALT LAKH C11Y. I'ir3t-aluss goof's koi; constantly on hiiEd-Everything hiiEd-Everything maJo up at ihiEi eMublishmoct sunr:intoeil tu civ cntiro eatmfiiotion. I IS T. K. Josks, President. Joijn Sua up Jr., Vic-Prc Silent. J. T. Littli:, Treasurer. IT T .V TI Forwarding Company, iIr.ci'r-ir&Ul unite? iho Ltwe if the Territory.) Il'mlt'i- I'uutrat'l with Railroad I (iniipaiiios and Fast Freight Lint's. ! TK WILL PORW.-W: n ;H01S TO ALL 1 point) m I'Uh ana iuutliBrn Novmin, 'Iho himlinir, R.T.i!inK ncI ehinping ol OKK and BIiLlIu a r ocialty. "atesof FreL-ht piven atll gu:irnntoe-l tu nil iuiats EaH and Wed. O.'h advancer n.aito nr. iiuj.eriihaMo articles. Ol-TirE OITOSITE V. C. Ii. K. DF.FOT, SALT LAKE CITY. ! I.K0. T. WAhUCK, Supt. Philadelphia Trade. S U SSFJS, DA.Xt.LER & CO. 412 to420 Soulh 13lh" St., PHILADELPHIA, PA., MinufACtaro . Full Lin WOMEN'S, MISSES' S CHILDREN'S FINE SEWED SHOES.: Our gevodfl are stamped with our natiiee and ! Karri) ntctl, and are kept bv L. C. M- 1, aod all ibourinninal in-". ml" DAVIS, HOWE &CO.. Foimilry and Mate Shop Successors to NATHAN DAVIS & SONS, All lundj of ffilLLKH; MINING !Yi A C H 1 N E R . Wrought & Cast-iron Work M anufsotured to Order, WATER JACKETS, TUYERS, ! SLAG POTS and CARTS, BULLION MOLDS, FURNACE PLATES HOISTING MACHINERY, CAR WHEELS & AXLES. Etc Meo, BUASS ffOKK or all descriptions Firrt Wert dree;, car Xor Tomi'le street. I SALT LAKE CITY. iji j Do you want to Bay & HouseT Do you want to Sell a HouioT j Do you want to Buy Bonds or Stocks? j Do you wont to Soli Bonds or Stocks? i Do you want lo Rent a House? j Havo you a House to Kent? I Have you Honey to Loan? : Do you wont to Borrow ifoney? j Have you any Collection to bo made in any part of tho "World? TV SO. j CALL AT THE j REAL ESTATE AGENCY I OF SALT LAKE, Office on East Temple St., Opposite Wasatch Hotel, A. MINER, Att'y, aula Proprietor. Wo would especially call the attention of Woolen Factories and Wool growers, that we are manufacturing tue celebrated SCOUHINC, OR FULLER'S SOAP, ALSO Aiauiantiue, or Miners' Candles. Which wc oiler as Cheap as the Cheapest. fisS A liberal price allowed for all . bo.Pe returned. The Highest Market price paid for nil kinds of GKEAE delivered at our Factory. Our Soap can bo had at tie Factory and tho SrnnrJiDaviun More neit door to the Great Wostoro Unci, near the corner of Secocd South and t'it. Y.til streets. A'l orders to boftdcroS'cU to Mr. John fc'outb, asisitani secretary; or P. O. DoiTlti. A. H. RALEIGH, Prest. j20 .V. V. CARLSON", Skc'y. 1 UTAH I Soap Manufacturing COFvlPANY, U. O., Nineteenth. Ward, SALT LAKE CITY, AFl'KR TO THE MERCHANTS OF VI Iho Territory and vicinity Eevernl brands of Firt-ClaS SOAPS, including Pale Savon. Castile, Walnut Oil Shaving, Variegated Toilets. Including Itie celebrated i Thomas' Patent oa. Which wn guarantee to be equal to any others in the market. Having Foeured tho service of .Mr. Josf'pti Ellis, a practical soAp maker, j who lias manufactured all kind; for u period of twenty-live years in tho Eastern t Cities and Canada, thus supplying these markets with the above articles and all standard Soaps known to the market. JULIUS BAUER & CO. Manufacturers oj tM FAVORITE B1UERPUX0S; Also Uenoml Acoats forth 'j GOLD MEDAL KNABE PIANOS, j A.nil the E. P. NEEOHftiffl SOS SiLVER TONGUE CllUUClI ArYI IAltJL,Olt ORGANS. bfanufaetuTers and Imyorlart ol BAND INSTRUMENTS, STRINGS, And all kinds of Musical Merchandise, Julius Bauer k Co, 2or. Rtnt and Monroe Streets, ml9 CHICAGO. Administrator's Notice. VOTICK 16 HEREBY GIVEN x that the undersigned ha-; hoen duly Kppointed and nuaiiiiod hy tho 1'robntp Court of Suit Lake county, L'lah Ter ri-i ri-i lory, to act as executor of Henry U. j Brady, deceased . All person- are there foro nuliiied of the sid lael and required to preent to iho utuU-rsigiifd, at his olfice l in tnlt Lftt;r city, all claims liny may have HpainsL the .-aid deceafd, or in de-I de-I iiiult thereof tuch claims will be brr.-d I h the statute. I "Doled Salt Lake City. Murch 91th .i. j is;o. GEO. K. "WHITNEY, I Adtnitr-traUT of the estate of H. 11. ; Hrady. deceased LAYTON S fLOUR COLUMN. T TRY t A I LAW'S 0 N F L FLOUR u it IT IT IS IS T ! II E Till BEST. E i S T. i ! S. W. SEARS, Sole Ac;ciit. MISCELLANEOUS. SCOTCH STORE, ,ll;t roCOivci A Fresh Shipment of Moir fc Sun's Abeuleen Kie.-li Hciriiii'. Keller's Dundee Marmalade, Kiunan Daddies. Varmonth Uln.ilers, Ediubui'li (latmeal m Oatmeal Grits, L. Rose & Co.'s Leitli Lime Juice. ete., etn. Remember the place, norlh of the Ponoffice. f 14 INSURANCE. FreicI tarm CorparatiOB, Pifr. hl Fire, OF PARIS, FRANCE. Capitol Fs. 12,000,000 Assets, Mar. 1, 74. .Fs. 25,522,570.43 (Over 3,000,000): H. R. MANN & CO., j AcenU, Office: Wells, Fargo & Go's Building, SALT LAKE CITY.' 21 ST. PAUL FIRE anOURIM INSURANCE CO. Capitol paid up, - - $4O0,IA 00 Aaete Jan. 1st, 1ST5, $S0S,U5 52 j.c.nuiiDASK, c.Tr.BTOFLon; President. Secretary. H. R. MANN & CO., AGENTS, Salt Lake Cily. PM FIRE INSURANCE CO,, (If Pliiladelpliia, I'a. Capital paid up, - - $200,000 00 Assets, Jan. 1st, 1.973, $151,790 OS THOS. F.BI.A KESrORE, President; J. R..TTAF.XFM, ftecrctmy. H. R. MANN & CO., AGENTS. Salt Lake City. fLO , KANSAS Fire Insurance Co., Of Leavenwnrtli, Kansas. Capitol paid up, - - $200,000 00 Asseta, Jan. 1st, 1S75, $."11,777 67 E. jrEX.ir.EY. ED. RUSSELL, President; Secretary. AGENTS, Salt Lake City. fit Home Mutual Insurance Co., OF CALIFORNIA. Capitol paid up, - $300,000.00. Assets Jan. 1st, 1S75, - $571,22fl.n). J. F. JOUUIiTOX, C. Ji. STOMY, lresident. Secretary. H. R. MANN & CO., AiiEKTS. Salt Lake Citv. fa Special Notice! 'pHE Z. C. -M. I. STOVE DE-partmeut DE-partmeut lias been tinnsferral from the 01J Constitution Building to the Hiirtlwuie mul Grocery Depart -ment, wet uf Eagle Knijwiuni, where increased facilities eaable mem Ui oner me largest line of Cooking and Heating Stovc.i and Stove Furniture to bo found in tho West, as albo Iron, Steel, Heavy and Shelf Hardware, (las and Steam Pipe, (ins Fitting, Plows and other Agricultural Implements, etc., etc. W. H. HOOPER, ma Superintendent. F. 0. LINF0RTH, Ph. B Assavrr mul Chemist. Pr.rtii-'nlfir .ttlfur.iori pnid U V-.- hfialvit if Iron Or-1, (ial-Tinc, C!uv mul Cale. l.Hl.rftU.ry First Siiulli u-.tvh door- wc.-t 01 . C. N . I FFICKHOI, frm y 1M lu 1 p.m. bik! froia '2 lg 4 i .m. |