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Show , I ' r i vW ....... ...l'--lr-- 1 3S """ "r" i - vou thi. AT IEW YORE ! Just Received or n a a- t If j 3r Ilk il A i LOT MSDiESS' DmBCTORY." " CarI C. Asmussen will sapply you with, watches, clocks, or jewelry. F. liercA & i JBro. ' reods, gents' furnishingiaeldrj goods, tancy. drws goods, notions, hats and caps. , Je Barker will sharpen saws, relock pair stores, and do all and gunsmith work. cutlery, CHILDREN'S VELVET CLOTHlNC, - HATS AND CAPS, r ri? fr iritii :sbH. ; ir york It ivir - ' I . : . prices! & Boukofsky Bros, buy furs, hides and wool. Colder & Careless will sell you Mason & Hamlin and other or- gans, pianos, toys, books, fancy constaatly on band a rood stock of goods, holiday presents, and all kinds of musical instruments and Also SUEETIXGS, TEAS, merchandise, and take your second BLEACHED, hand pianos and,' organs In exCOFFEES,, , : change, IIICKOI1Y, SFOAItS, Co. A Howe will to attend Davis, SPICES and C all kinds, of milling and mining C tNXEl GOODS, machinery, wrought and cast iron work, and iron and brass work of : .Voton all descriptions. kinds, . Dry Goods ' George W. Davis will sell you JSEST EITHER AND ICES TIIE Fit Jil'OWHOLESALE OR QUALITY,TO SUIT TIIE TIMES. choice teas, coffees and family groRETAIL, ceries, and buy dried fruits and grain of all kinds. :' Ui CbarffFree deliver el la City Gdii Day & Co. sell staple dry goods, boots and'ahoes, staple and fancy groceries, hardware, glass, crockery, Queensware, grain, flour - We keep i . . i ; of alt and . TATLOH. c3 OUTIjIDII. z 111 i and Gotlcmem, 0 year old aod upaards from our Choice Stock of toLMtSiem CO CO 00T$ AHD, $H0H$i 8 BTrytjVe and quality atade to order-, satisf action ffuaraateed. ArtUUaUlr Kplrlac ! (5 Z SHOEMAKERS' WANTS SUPPLIED akape of Leather, rindlare and Kit. Orders by mall reoefre immediate and careful attention. ' are of the Bt$t Quality and most 0 90 ; I ! .; Oilmer Salit&ury's stage line will carry you wherever they run. x Dr. C. W. Higgins will cure you ef fits or almost any chronic, er other dlseas-- w Ireland & Watson sell china, . BUUBS BUU uttr wjmc, crocaery. lamn ' tnmmlnes, chimneys, eoaJ oil. petroleum, fluids, etc., whole . sale or retail. - , X.ici for ldei s. r. ciiojsfto.v, spt. IVIAIN MI . McCulcheon wilf attend business for to any attomey-at-la- JohnH. w you. CO., rre and extensive Stock of Call attention to their - part of coaalstlnc In . wooL A. Miner will attend to any torney or for you. do anything Mitchell & James-wil- l la the tin, sheet iron and coppersmith line, also in the gasfitting ; line. t Morris & Evans deal in mantels and grates and fine stonework. II. E. Phelps will sell you blankets, clothing, boots .and shees, hats, table linen, furs, gloves, jewetc elry, spectacles, pocket-book- s, Dr. Plant will relieve you tor' tape " " worms. Establish1 Provo The ailoring , ment (Taylor & Cutler, agents in this city) will supply you with good home-mad- 5T 12?S 3 ft 0 H H a o S M i A LargT5 Tarletr as C 3 ' - r BoU A Ehes, , Faaillr and Fancj Groceries, Utzrj smi 8kelf Hardware, ee n O i o , Oils, Paints and Brashes, (J lass," China and Qneensware, 8 u CO s Complete In detail, f i O - t so O B ; AmmanlUon In eTery 3: rarletj, Floor, Grain, Oi o ing. Bran and Shorts, WhJca thej otTer at Special attention paid . to Mail Orders. SffOTITUPIOr BANKERS. BANK HATIONAL J ! Salt Lake Qty, Utah. Of ss Fall and Winter Cloth- e PRICES LOWER TEAN EVER. Sk2T at- counselor-at-law'busine- . i ! James McOhie will sell you all kinds of Wasatch woollen mills home-mad-e cloth, and buy your MERCHANDISE, . Dry Goods and Motions, , Me' and Boys' Hat- ad Cps, . Reedall A Darling of the Utah Steam Cracker Factory ,wlll supply s article f you with a first-clas- crackers. Wm. Salmon sella and delivers the Robinson Weber CoaL The Salt Lake Iron Company will do all kinds of Iron and b; casting, forging, turning, boring, i , , fitting, etc C. ; R. Savage makes enlarged portraits from small ones, In Indian ink er water colors, sells portraits and views, stereoscopes and stereoscopic pictures. Sebree & Robertson will sell you the Bain Wagon, or wagon material. , .iU Li ! ( j QTJXXjDZZO' CAR LOAD lO TON: ' 0' mm ' I I mm - , Sierra Nevada Lumber AssociaCapUat, will supply you with lumber, tion Pvp - 4wWtzed Capital, sash, mouldings, shingles, doors, V blinds, lath, wood pumps and water UAS ARRIVED AT B. flOOPEa, FresMen, 1 pipe cheap, at wholesale or retail. ft"KTOfcVlc-Pre- , Manufacturing Co. MORRIS & EVANS. sellThe-theSinger Singer Sewing machines, ar I silk, linen, machine oil, and allmaU s. mi i j A ' !rs J .... tides pertaining to sewing ' chines. ''1; (Ueteaerf John W. SneU will sell you lumber, shingles, cedar posts, charcoal, ro-factions made and prompt? lime, wood, salt, and general 'COU. , . and buy dried fruit I'EIGN KXCHAKQB TOR 8ALK- - Sutherland and Bates will attend FUEI'AICKJJ AJUS NOW bus! new for" pol on Saeintfs IkpoaO. WE ; to any counselor-afe-la" to receive orders for isjiAJX uxj you. furnish Obed will "plans: f.!.HST NATIONAL BANK ond IT-- 1 Taylor RECORDS, of a new specifications and . details for all . and improved form, which has been kinds of buildings. or UTAH, . & will Cutler supply you Taylor txpptwed by the presiding Bishop- with dr goads, clothing, boot, and Qilt XtiaUe " shoes, hats, and family groceries aim w i ric and others. ywsatkd DXrosrrosT fox or very low; they also are are-ntxbm agkxt We shall make them of four, five the Domestic Sewing Machine. BjnTHs STAXX3. The Townsend House is the lead-in- e JrYeaktont and six quirt each, holding 2040, HxrajaT. hotel in Utah, and . has exten ioiit aoD-.- .., :.....C4mMm. and superior acconimodatlons. sive 256$ and 3,090 names each rtspeo-ttvelBrothers will sell you dry Walker - 1600,000 Capital, foryour hats, dress Roods, Pa goods, akdbSplri4wU clothing, - $150,000 Capital, carpets and gen ribbons, hosiery, - " 175,000 quires, $12.00, Jtve qytire, $13.00, six eral merchandise of all descrip rniirs ' $200,000 $1,000,000 ,. - - ...--.v- utlM, , , ,.. Recorfls! BecorJs! fl.''t mer-chandL- ie, w ' a; ( Olty ' " s y, tith-rUe- d i ' ;V', tions. qyirfSt $15.00, Each book will con choicest sells the Wallace II. make and imported. BuhAov Dutnw Votwnetc. tain a suitable Index, and be well Warm The Spring Baths, private inCotorado and Montana. omd in Cloth and Russia Leather, and for ladies and gentleplunge, ' ' Piwao-x- T ."f-TiAnm-- o To. with ornamental lettering pieces for men, are open at all seasons, The Working Men's name of the Ward on the sfJe. The .. i'rui ABowmt m Time DrpusOa, Association make, sell and repair boot being of a large site, we do superior boots and shoes, etc., buy sell leather and findings. not think it advisable lo make them hldes,and Zion's Savings Bank and Trust DiYB, HOWE & CO, of Company will take good care over six quires. , you liberal your savings and pay do on them, also any kin Speciment' can - be seen at Vs Interest of banking business for you. Office, and orders received for size Z. C. M. I. sell groceries, proviboots and shoes, leather and " sions, V of book required. shoe findings, wagons and farming and implements, .dry spcoanoaavo Bishops in the Country desiring machines and dothlngtovea ana Iron, goods ; Latham Da Tlx Records oan order by mail, and we ware, glass and crockery, and all d Sons. merchandise at kinds of will nvie. accordingly and forward wholesale, general and many kinds at retail, also buys hides and pelts. to them. i .!!'! rt o order. V-- Hejait IUUtleIa h t-r- VtaJ- -t j Co-operat- !1Y alMI j 4M- ih -i js, ri MACHnrERT, j Uoi?TnQ . r i . t j i - -f ' & t?. CCUCLAS, V. auureracTussaa car sewixg machines: CO" IQII X.? C3 m ri Ton rNTEMTonresxwT - A friend with a substantial rift, prMs Oardws wt JV HgerwmHs ; "r ax-i- dt lw--a. 3 : i:rit 1 Wem Street, ' ar VorU TwnjOe gtrset,' . r ' ALT UAKC CITY As- .. tlrirr. I Jrtm CW-h-, eta. i StreeW UV Lake Branek Boos, EUU, cI1CA0, be o tamed at Z. O T Tkee Goods eaa M X. and Its Braoekea. r-- Flf-- t: - raph wios waSTBsa TSLsoa-PBiai- .. i .. i CQrjcriqssiONAL. v J 1 WASHiMaTOK. -- and Morton renewed his amend- ment, but; finally withdrew it, and the bill passed. The appropriation bill was then taken tip,when the clause adopted by the House, repealing the aet of '73 authorizing the Pacific Mall contract was reached. West, who had charge of the bill, said that- - the committee reportea that SovMun. as it came rrom the recommendation, the matter; having been referred to mejuaiciary committee some aays ago by a resolution of the Senate. 'Xhurman said the committee had not . reached a decision on the sub. ne tue would expectea report jeci;; have been ready but the committee-- had no meeting this morning. ? Merriam said he favored annul linrf the contract. The subject was passed evef Informally, and the reading of the bill continued so that the amendments of the com mittee tnijrhl be first acted on. Robertson moved to strike out the paragraph appropriating $908,000 for ofileial postage, and to insert in lieu thereof a provision restoring the franxing privilege. '.West moved to Lay it en the table; arreed to. S2 to 25. The nays were post-ofl- a 5 a a a to-da- y, FlanagaD Goldthwalte, Gordon, Harvey. Jonnston. iveiley, lewls, MeTriam, Pease, Ran-eoo- a, MeCreery, Roberts On', Sauls bury. Spencer, Stevenson, 'l barman, and Tipton, Tnurman moved to add an ad- ditlonal secti-n- -, allowing the Con-gremOnaReoord to go free through the' mails. moved an amendment ..alt? the public docupermitting ments already printed by either house to be franked by any mem ber, until December 1st, 1875. Morril. of Vt, moved an amendment allowing the Congressional JCecora, or any part tnereor, to be carried free; agreed to. The question then being on Tburmaa's amendment - as amended, West moved to table it; rejected. 23 to 24, and the amendments was thea , agreed to. .,5everaXJ9hior amendments were agreed' to, when Thurman said the rbill was .being discussed utider Ihe five minute rule and as the Pacific Mall contractwas"yet tdbe considered as an amendment, and the providing for a postal telegraph, he moved that the Senate adjourn, as these subjects should not be considered under this rule unless the Senate was prepared'to'cleal with a matter involving .the- - interests of thousands without fair. Consideration. The motion was lost. Alcorn . moved an amendment that garden seeds and agricultural reports pass free through, the mails; rejected. 21 to Si. ff i Hamlin t moved' an amendment to fix' the salary of the postmaster New York at $3,000; agreed to. at ' Dorsey submittedras an additional section, the postal telegraph bill from the P. essentially as reported - O. committeew'Johnston raised a pelnt of order, that the amendment involved new legislation, and had never been considered as an amendment to t.; this bill by any committee, r Dorsey said it had been consider, ed by the committee on postoffloea, and he was instructed, by. .them toI report It to the Senate, i M fl I if ClkiM . - Va-i- -1 the Swatara went to the Auckland Asianos , to nunt up the German Daitv. about vhLh .ao ii.. - ZTOiST'S SAVINGS BAFJK 3E3 was felt at Melbourne; it found gni, ana tney naa in getting observations of AMD tuoirtxuut. ,xt was cloudy half an hounlaftAr "t.b clear i thereafter, and 115 photo- irrabhs Six fit nf mn..iiT. with , omehters, and , observations of East Temple St., Salt Lake Cty, vuuu ana rourtn contacts were UTAM. secured. Professor Harkness states that he arrlv aA of Trrf rK.im.r. thb transaction o? New Zealand,, Dec 27th, and com- - OpenItob from p icuronometera : ana , results jKia.au to 4 p.m., BaBy, With Dr.. Pntnni at Clnnoluirnarn While the Swatara was Ivinor at And, in addltioa, on Chalmers the French observers rrom Campbell Island arrived, and reported a , failure of their station ir Trom to p.mu : in consequence Tof clouds. ;. Dr. Smith and bis party, at Chatham Depeatei wUI be received from ONE uuu-- ?, QOIXAX ana npvsrdt. weatner aunng most ofnaaciouuy the transit, and nltfalnarl oniy jthirteen photographs and a Intereet et t- -e rate eff TEIT fEB CEHTi fer ssase, allowed number ef micrometrlcal measur- e' insnu. . : Ue la d7 mt Ja-a-nry SI!tOOO Fire. Jfl eeS. Jely. ClkveIiAnd, 5.A fire a Belle-Tu- e, ' consumedjthree build IsasDsrst ings,' toss iz,wu, insurance $8,000. suo-ceed- ed ?-- A- .... Pure Irish Linen Tablecloth at SOcts, worth Selling JSots. Chimney BricJc Etc., Etc., Etc SOLID BEAVER SUITS ! Bed ri'HB best Pine Lumber, the car 1 load only, at the lowest by wholesale worth ( itf, Selling at ratea. -Good seasoned wood sawed up for kindling- purpoaes for Restaurant, Bakeries, etc Car loads furnished in short TWENTY CASES aod at low rate. Orders droppc d In the Post Qfflee for Box 774 will be filled promptly. Yard and ofBos south of Depot, near the Ticket Office. C. bTdVHHT. 8elllng at $3.76, worth IsJw. dssstf t, '. no-tlo- e Top Sole Boots BKOBe A. SMITH. '.jA Grand Celebration. $ 22. . The celebra-- IrxNASiryilXE, fr tt. Wsuj, WruroaoWooBnurr, mvu W4 vrasmngton's XUirax, Dinnaay,was V- BMXTH. Yiot-PrtttdM-U: 50 Dozen California NOTICE. lately owned by Henry B run ton, ufactory, we would respectfully announce to the purchasers and consumers of Crackers In Salt Lake City and vicinity, that we shall continue the business at the old and in the course of a few weeks willstand, add the latest improved machinery, tofrethor with Steam Power, BewtlvbiS' Ovn and tenances for running- - a rst doss appurSteam Cracker Manufactory, capable of producing' as rood foods as those imported from the East or Ban Frano-M- O. Bend iu your orders and tber will receive prompt attenBEEJDALL A DARLING, tion. Proprietors, UtsA Cracker Manufactory. d23 y September aoth, 1874. ; D-j-ri. . . - Trtamtnr: H. B. CiAwsoa. 8ale of Tianber Lands, Ae. Stm CosMsr: ;WASmNaTolf. In the House, P. A. BOHSTnanof com from the Bradley Mich., mittee on moved lands, . I public AsHstant CaaMer$: . . to , a ana pass a .dui kxjo i ior David O, CAutaa, B. H. lonrnn WMch is tie Best Coal the sale ef. the timber, lands in V California and Oregon and Wash LN THB MARKET T ington Territory, in quantities not BC wtt exceeding ,160 acres, and in the Why the ROBINSON, of other! Territories not exceedine 40 coarse, TerylMcly ae acres, at the minimum nrice of $250 per acre, excluding Indian knowledges that, !' t and milltsrv reflfirvatlrtna and per ton at Depot mineral lands; atrreed to ' . Manufacturing Company. f " . Myers, of Pa., from the commitdelivered. tee on foreign affairs, moved to sus- - D. Bates Load. S. Special by the Car L CITY, 0, k?uu uue ruies ana pass tne Dill Orders attended to. Leave to acta the promptly in rela supplementary TO THE MERCHANTS OF THE orders at Teasdel ft Go's, Savage's Photo. tion tn ImmlmftAni .mu1 4a rVfFjEB V7 Territory and vicinity several brands Gallery, Squire's Barber 8hop, and Post This is the Chinese and Japanese of flrit-cSOAPS, lneludlny uuice jjox uau. prosuuiuon Dili. dlO WM. SAUfOHT-- Sole Agent. , Houghton, from the committee PsJe ISmron, on tne .Pacific railroad, moved to Cavstlle, suspend the rules and make the Walnnt Oil Sharing, Texas Pacific Railway bill the CfiEAPiST PliCE T0 BUY Toilets, Tarlegatcd Special order for next Wftdnnwliv i, :H , . SHOES, s.oa AT and taken HATTNOthls ofday thepnrehaed Utah Cracker Man- j II WOOD, - fl- POSTS!, - :l JV. -- BLAIXETS Selling at $10, worth nr dxa-k- b tur.iDEf to-da- y, ?. some fine all pure Lambs' Wool C. B. DURST, ' a grand afllr : business was en- UXUKUS UAJIMOS, JOeKTH r. tirely suspended and fully 25,000 IHrsetors; were n tne streets. Cannon vvk" H. B. Clawsob, Smith, were urea ana tuousands of Amerl OsoaoaKA.Wcixa, Joe. A. Yecwo, w. Woowm, T. o. Wxaaxa, Thos. Wuxiams, thing or principal significance was OaOBOjaGAKJIOM. Jemm W. yooeo, Torno, Uaun that the federals, confederates and JcS. T. 8m, Johx T.Csikb, otHorea people vied with each ii David ItoK--m s. tv. otnar in f r nrniwlAn n Secretary: timenti Ignoring past differences T. O. WSBBXB. auua united iuiiy recognizing,. M nauon.;,. I have - : ., BARGAINS!!! WHESK CELEBBATED BATHS ARB X open to the public at all seasons. Their medicinal properties are so widely known that It is nerdleas to enumerate taem. Besides the Private Baths, the large and handsomely furnished Plunge Bathe, for Ladies and Gentlemen, are now open. H. ARNOLD. d30Uv ? SJ ! BARGAUSTS! iVtvate and Plunge. . ' ! BARGAINS! WARM SPRING! BATHS. . ,' l7G5:ffiJ -. I 100 dozen Home Made SOCKS At 40 J Cents. H. E. PHELPS. d3fc OTIGE. 1ST , .u.' . i4 Buo-n- fete rr P 00.80 SO ' ; if M Wii; i ; t" ai Including the celebrated THOMAS PATENT - k, The Texas Paciflo R.R. BUI. The6fusal of the'House, to Set a time fnr MnaM.rlnv ih. Texas Pacific bill, mav 1m eu as conclusive or its chance this to-da- y, Ann-tHa- IS AT And has In stock the Largest and Best riety of IMPORTED andHOME-GKOW- 13 . ji IE. jlj ,S':' ' In the Market. , NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. ... - A rnnE pabtkebship heretofore il 's. VSS" I1IUM TOWNSEND HOTISE i I Va- N :'' ALSO; SALT LAKE CITT ADAMANTINE OR MINERS' H. . if; YOU are manufacturing- the celebrated tic Commer- cial Street, . Scott's friends generally concede tnis, out say it will pass next 1 winter, wnen congressmen ue less timia. win ' SOUTH ST Four doors east of lie keeps the jQest, and Standard oaps known to the market. , ft. " Peed and Groceries We would especially call the attention of Grain, Flour, Woolen factories and- Wool srowers, that Cheaper than anybody.: Try him. we session. lit X will coBtiaue the business of Inarnco tn connection with Henry Wadworth, un der the name of H. B. MANN A; CO., office Wells, Fargo & Co's building, Main; Street. : sells r-B..MANN.4I5 -- n. FLORIST, existing under the firm name of H. R. MANN Sc CO. is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. II. It. MANN,: HUGH ANDKUSON. f . Salt lake City, January 12th, IffJS. GOOD FAMILY SOAP, election Contests Decided.. ' Which; we guarantee to be equal to any The House committee on elec- ouwn as w nr9 tions decided, six against five, in favor of Itwrania nnrl RhnHaian nf Havfnrl seemed the service of MR, JOSEPH ELLIS, a DraoUoal sosd mak tne rormer contesting tne seat er, ja.,Bypher, who bis manufactured all kinds for a of the latter that of Pinch-bac- BBriod of twenty five years in the Eastern as representative of the: State and Canada, thus snpplylnr these markets: with the above articles and all Jf -- REMOVED tfl , i AND BeepoGtfully informs his friends that he has t )! evening; negatived, yeas 117, nays SEEDSMAN WANT A '. 'hj't: E FURN1TUR ; r.:.:j - - - The .h 1 UAUi AT - J. m. joelsohIs, , Qroesbeck Block, to-da- y. (' j ; . 1 - SOUTH SECOND . ST.. SALT IiAEB CITT. -- - Sn.nr 1 . WORTH KNOWING. 'i Ki-- k ; if 1 8EV-er- ril-tnr- ai OTl, K. r f oopied, It finished In India ors; if the latter, and hair. , Euclcse , guarantee of good si.fo-jw- i AjOU-isian- -- i 1 ' - : ? 1 - i h. . trareling gents. ' Some Individuals Portraits of the and tbeTwelrea-as originals. As my lshed with the great . Kl " X .:- f .:'if t at 9 LSOperdos., tnerenne necessity - fis lm -- 1 rant a satisfactorys - . . f AM PREPARED X la r Portraits from S x IS to life frame front 0 to flnisb. Send lng Wish state . v a. terfeits whea the can be bought In tne a ot pnos - day Schools. One word more, I win sen 1 Btere llil lli t e r o is e p 1 e elsra subJects,loe!y Tou cannot possibly V;'; 2' ' 1 22.--.T- he -- bfactory in China, Crockery; glass; - i - .. -- , r i y : I'"" sit TO MA KB SN-fro- m small ones, sise. Pricviq to SCO, accord Photograph yon whether yea wish Ink or Water color of eyes Installment as a faith, and I 'war- ' Col-sta- I haire no result. : i te i ' . j Ji.. are eepylng my , Presidency First are selling tbem are finportraits est care, and sold," sent free by mall, -i for buylair 'coungenuine, artlete any quantity at: DJseount to Sun- 1 -- x-- i and I; -- ire .one", eeep and Sdoz. Tltwt of for ; J: assorted, for '99 i ,V tr make a more St-i- - mentcf a V 1 j C B. --tddrsss, ' ArtGaIUry,ii ,,:.,j ClTT. '7 - nnt - i- - . ! - O'Reii-.- y . A CO. selling at cost V d70 The rules, were suspendedjnd the fbr thirty days. the bill for the payment or Comeiaims Southern the of awards $750,000, wm passed. mission, about f The rule were sospended.and a km tK. FMrMn ixation Of tne GQAUD as Qrnnaster:Pment ras8ea.' uuuer ms . COAL OILS, FLUIDS, &e.t U ZpAGIFIG of one qjarter- ment is' to consist wttlx th- -t rmnk. Tav CHIC AGO, ILLINOIS. i and emoluments of a brigadier genthe entire furniture Harlns nd take a lee--e of the tnarnifkwnt hnbti. eral; .four ; assistant quartorniaster r-. miouei u xa rner. w., generals .with the rank, pay, Ac., 1 rmeriy ei ute on rretnoot Uouee and late deputy of a colocel of cavalry; eight .K i u Hmu PiliM. --mI f fa rnA genenus wi. four-v- Tyler formerly of the Bevere quartermaster of cavalry; Hcuse, Boston, to aa latetess ta the bvst- pay of a lleuL-co. w ii wrauraw aaoer tae .! i Mnar Ol .. . JOHN B. IMlAKB Si CO. thir' and pay of a major of cavalry ; witn teen assistant quartermasters, W 01 v tm. Mt&in: .V.. - t i,r( ro i '"j nf tug iui. 'nun aboli-hthe Corers one enUre block, barinf a rrontac alad bill 'The cavalry. . l soatb sod least ef prer too feet. Is sdmlra grade or military, storeaccpvia soon as the present ;lncumhenU thorotwhlr Wat ta the best maaer,wtth .11 aodera Improvements, feverr floor, cease to occupy Jthat poaiUon. heoi tteewMQt to roof, encloses a four-The Hocrse took a recess till this evening for the consideration of the District of Columbia tax bill. tbVwhoie is beln refitted Mil !i Agents In Utah ,l promptly fUted. ;, Vthehouse';; - es . J t r a i 7-S- sir ::; Q 3BOK; render-rlsr-irUoall- y y wiU the additkm . V furniture as required. e4.i p' EASTERN. the same to all beior w u h.. The POSTS and .dELESa. ntag- rl rilll. 11 Ia K Ll.w . . sssui iM.ln , t4 1 Transit of Venus Matters. n ii ill oi pa .iTini vui aad (menu to predeoesBors, thetr equal HarkNew Yobjc. 22. Prof, ssor , Uils or r5jepourjr, butiUpro-erleto- rs have to awet the Wex- - TOY BOOKS la great Tarlety. , f neas,- - In a: letters taf of vrmsoA : kss.o -- : ? rBSh!ra JW nt ' - i. i. ft I I a VST Free delivery to HO. 87 dSJ . .. ll j rem the Country the City: , rNBEOTXDITOr SCOTT, .DCN J rpHOSB JL v, HAM A Co. are xeqneeted to paymentatonoe to George M. Soot a Oo. that toe business ef the pld firm may be, speodlly closed.ap. .,.,,; if.t Dun'?. ' TLose ATktg claims asainst Soott, haxa &tVroiuested to present tienr , Immediately ior payment. ,, ' 3 all parts of -- ; GKO. M. SOOTT a COW "-1 ' r ,Successors of 8eott, Dunbaa Oo. jj r OWENS, L1NB & DtRR, ' -- , xa-a.- 3! cal3-t- L m8T:S0DlI,8T. ,;:;m '. &i V52 NOTICE. t i : best of:goods bfferedi ULurAiiruajnss ov - ;f JlLa. 500 MUBIO BOOKS vocal and In strumental. f : ' assortment , of other saleaPictures and Frames, ble notions always on han&Vi All sold at fair rates, and noM but the1 , - ti -- tiiese times of im of toe rooms oocumed. , ATI , v.. WOHH B. DRAKE. ' ' I. Orders 863 U a. , N.Bl Country dealers wilTJlnd ' the most extensive , Cass Improved Meat Holders. rl. 1 . For the sale of . piirc-as- ed s , Vhen their NO. 78. - i ;s 'P." ;i CANDLES, Interview with the President, LEADING HOTEL Which we offer as Cheap as the Cheapest. The Louisiana conservative com or mittee had an Interview with ih. r A liberal Drice allowed for all boxes President Burke, of the reiurnea. rhest Market Prtoe paid for all The committee, nmrwiosxl to mari hi. loads of UBBASB deUvered at our Factory. JAMES TOWNSEND, amendment. 1.to the .Wheeler propoProprietor . H79U .l. out me fresiaent. intormed Biuen. Our soap can be had at the Factory and him that he could not ha rwirtw tn at the Seaodinavlan Store, next door to the Western Hotel, near the corner of any airreement. as his dntv wm ta Great South and First East Streets. execute the law. not to make com Second Louis Bcuktfrty All orders to be addressed to Mr. John Qmtavc Bovkcftky. ne out would rejoice if South, Assistant Secretary, or P.O. Box Tift. promises, tne oDDOsinsr oar ties in TulRf.n. OOUlff AOITMt H. RALEIGH, Brest. emmn ' w v..WU.Sull C. BOl'KOFSKY 1E(S W. CARLSON, Secty. The President eulogized Wheeler dtS as a compromiser. He said unma mistakes had been mndAi Kiif Is iJ: BUYERS OF had been governor of Louisiana at ;, U FOUND, tne time or tne (September trouble. NTOHT LAST, he would have turned thn ON 8ATTJBDAT The owner Quilts and a Pillow. era or tne peace over to the courts. will find tbem calUoat this Omce. d6S rURS, HIDES by xresiaent mrormed tne com- ins tnltttw thai he wruild nniilf. vtt SALT LAKE CITY. other tMurtiea to the contest In The chair ruledi the amendment Isiana and said that no man would ? T"4 Tfl in order." more than he if some settto-- ' j 4j P.O. Box 9X1. , Thurman moved tne indennite rejeice of the diseuted matters tlement of the ayes lost, bill; could be made. a .It postponement suggested . . being a DEPOT Jennings Tan22, nays 24. vo -un some intimatnat rresiuens .TburmaA said rhebtll oontalned tion 'from Washtncrttn wwilrl w Second Eolith Street. nery, an assertion of power which would bably be. necessary to Influence the . . , .... i make the government, supreme. wuonw ia repuoucans in He saw In It the' evidence of a after some consideration, Wool Sacks Furnished. threaten! to confiscate referredhe,the spirit which, which committee to Wheeler dl7 some in people who.1 everything are dissatisfied interviewed, said he with. would being the country do all in his power, by acHe moved to table the amendment; tion: influence and arlvlra trt ft1 T. W. IRELAND. C. W. WATSON agreed to.' iJp ,'t isiana difficulties on the ba the Ijod Dorsey demanded: the yeaa'and sis er ws proposition, wnlch he de-. .. 1ln .A I.. ' li nays but the Senate refused. matter .. ;, .! The Pacific Mail subsidy !, IRELiND & WATSON, Receiver Appointed. was sgaini , taken a op sind, after a l TTnn T T ' rinv Bayard and TrtT.vnnl long debate, in whlcn the Morton spoke against repeal, it been aDDelnted receiver of the To was agreed that ther bin 'bencon-sidere- d ledo, Wabash and Western rail- Wholesale and Retail Dealers as completed, with the ex- read; the court Instructed that all ception of the, Pacific Mall para- claims for labor, material and supnriof tee the rfafik nf up plies furnished graph, which should fbe taken la i . oe The, Senate;' then ad- - fi tne oruer snail paia. Ja5?- , WESTERN MOUSE. sVashlnirton'a Birthday. Reorsanlzatlon ef QuartermaaBAli FBAWCISOO. ' rfv was generally observed here and In '', AID "r Poland' moved 'losuspehdr the theTrincInal towns with m miller , Hi. kill nre. to obtain display; business generally was susvidingICSfor a commission J ' w w staus not 82, rejected, yeas 132, nays ' ' " cf one of; ear - Times? gives anr account fcewla or: tftf nvo as six Uoilar slew at ,s4 succeau'al U fcn flic Six Dellars nMntkly for nine months. We American nartlea annointed to Ob will tre deltrerref i wbea serve the transit ef Venus: in the . . .... 4 thersjrmeat m ntaae. . Pacific, by the steamer Swatara. CALDES A CASbXSSS. A- 'J ' TRUST CO. 8ENATE Appropriation Bills- 22. The pension appronrlaUon bill being up, Morton moved, as an "amendment, his bill to provide for and regulate the counting of tbft Presidential vote, etc Sprague appealed to the Senate note "not to allow such an extraordinary amendment to the bill, and moved to lay it on the table; agreed to, 82 tc 30.--, The bill having been considered asin committee of the whole, was reported to the Senate, X - . ra. IjLspatcliea. n) " j ei The Educational Bureau will furnish school teachers for situations, or situations for school teachers, make arrangements for lecturers, furnish school books and school Alcorp, Bayard, Conover, Cooper, materials, and lists of books suita- Davlffr Dennl, it ton, Ednmnds, ble fot libraries. Price. Reasonable f to. O M All our Qoodt - --j la the o ) M'DERSTAMGS GOOD riirabberf Daynes Jt Son will sell yon New American Be wing machines, Estey and several other kinds of organs, pianos and all sorts of musical instruments and merchandise and take second hand organs in exchange. Deseret National Bank will do any banking business for you, and receive your savings on interest. Georae Dunford ten. , Bella boots and shoes; hats and caps, ' ladies' furs, rents' orlovea. tr C. B. Durst will sell you lumber, wood, cedar posts, chimney brick, ' IVE. v ns, Pr-Tlaio- etc ' CO-OPERAT- psa r GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, i yv orna-ment- s, - . .1 . ,..L-i-l--i- i .t In" ! ' -- ClTO,,lJTAHXEKBrrOBY, VfDAYXnBraOvSkinXVAIKY 28. 1875. - , iririr 1 - '. i . GA-p- sai . . Bralmiiiical east i;:dia nptiEciES.?; Can be had by addressing 1 a CAKTff.tra. 'loapbiit ?jbi , p. ' ' i ' asCT7i-uiSAWiita- v WOOD : 9,' :., Dsalsrs la j ci (j it aad IBCH TTDBHSTO CACHIN ? r.. ' WAXXS t OL V...'. j ai awew bqxssv " r:o.7i7SeSIt.,Sf. 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