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of America many good ana rare "o'"S oiis" e'''oN' anu
V'HE MESSRS. LEAVITT, Auctioaecls.
"BIBLIorHECA" EXTRAORDINARY.
Mt ArESzILs COLLECTION.
Books. Mauuscrps, Euegyincs and Library Fafn.,aro
an extraordinary valuable collection o i"ohs ei8
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General Literature, &C.
especially WORTHY o. not 'lat 'r eng e2l.g.i9r :, Ira
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has even been offered Tor sale in America
i'N ! i''o iEl.RiSG 10 rms toLLECTIoN.
From Hon. MI Henry G. Murphy RIooElyq. nee; ls75
81 thank YOU kindly for the copy OF yonr 1raIiisl Cis
Of your measurable library Nour collection oft books m the
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preserved entire the years TO COME
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books"
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tI u ID IIH1 OBJ fI
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Tor Both Sexes-CitY.

MEXICAN KINDERG ARTEN.-Ihc l7th
An the Frochcl ideas adapted to American wants
An entirely new Of Materials cheap and beautiful ar
ranged by aud manufactured only FOR Miss Coe Schools and
families supplied.
NAM primary schools in various parts Of country
already uslng n.
Normal Class FOR mothers teachers afternoon.
a. the demand American kindergarten system as
taught Miss COe Is increasing rapidly.
MRS. f. b. BURNS. School of Photography,
W 33 Parkrsw-ThuI0ugh training Tor Shorthand work
also n the PEonecsoi the language aud rdp egoie Pen
.n-hp.
VFISS MCDONALDN
W CLASSES ~ DRAWING AND WATER COLORS,
From Nature, 7sS Broadway. Room 81
Terms t2r hour each r TIE studio, pay
abb, ID yaLte Pups will bc received ON AMI ier sept l.
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Glunilons u0nntc0-ltidlc5

O uNilcns UuNlcO-NlnIC5
USEFUL MANLY Il single man. aged 30
I years. soA,T ana Industrious, who can care and drive
I0rsts hardening. cattle, build tend
,.,c &c rogd rrca Ufutatauz mode Apply
CARPENTERS los Gthave, near 9thst.
Useful MANA useful Young man wants
Q situation he has several Yeas reference - mostly
used DO stove store business very active Industrious
steady reliable lai and willing 10 De useful n every way
cl.v on country. be al the PROTESTANT HOME
BUREAU, 1873 Gth ave, Attn house above lOtlst
Useful MAN, HOUSEWORk, &c.-By an
English Pr0t,, wife. children man
care and dr1vc n0rses milk, cattle gardening, fam
work. vc do ali kinds of homework j, good cock
and butter uaEer and make Hos and preserves; god
Recommendations Apply at CARPENTERS, los CthaSe,
9tu--t.
AVATTER-Wanted by Young, active, well
w recommended French wHier; city references seen az
HONGNAND- FRENCH OFFICE, u West 3lstst.
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lectures an1 iflcctlnas.


COOPER UNION FREE LECTURES ON
~ FLO CUTIoN AND RHETORIC EVERY n ESDAY
md FRIDAY EVENINGS, at o'clock, commencing on
FRIDAY Nov 10 IN the CuTa,Ors Lecture Room ltxt 10 the
Rcading Room, by
PROF. ]. c. ZACHOS.
Tickets he had gratis at Tho office the Cooper Union
from the Curator.
ABRAll :. HEWITT. Secretary
HARLEM.-FREE LYCEUM.-Mr. w. II.
4 CLARKE viii give his lecture the LAWS or
HAPPEN E~s Unity chapel l2Sthst aud lt ave-, at
o'clock to-ni.lt The public cor lily invited
I'm the invitation of the GIOTTO CLUB, Mr..
~ CLARENCE COOK will deliver course OF 20 lectures
"ARCHITECTUR RE. AND SCULPTURE AS CON-
ia -areopcOn The Lectures VII given tine chapel Of
DI tTOshy's Church, northwest Fourth and
Twenty segond-st. al O'Clock on MONDAY EVENINGS,
beginulng Nov D.
Tickets Tor the Gov rse transferable, sloi "a no had OF
3.P. PUTN IS sons, Isl Fitthavc
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II Is cenocia1Iv worthy note chat M entire collection E
the lu,,i posi- condition. and t IH thrPuat- ~ ran
beauty aud iufiiu-i, value fa tsse- amy collection q
has even been offered FOR sale in America
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New Publications.


DEADN THIS DAY:
THE NEW POEM,
DEIRDRE.
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rounc y one and all the greatest poem Of modern tunes
Price, 81.
WENDERHOLME.
4 NOVEL.
ByP c. Hsneron Author Il The Intellectual Life One
yolrule square i2mo. Price g.
A NEW BOOK BY II. II.
BITS or TALK.
FOR YOUNG FOLKS.
companion volume Bits Of Iak About Home Matters
r. IL III. one volume, 1smO. Price 81.
THE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION OF 1916.
rv 5 r. Croker Editor Of "The Literary Worlc.' Fam
thet Price, COO
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EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS TO Mp. NENZIE- RI
IEIRING TO THIS COLLECTION.
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For Both sexcs-Country.

FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, Ny.
u RATES REDUCED TO &l72 \ YEAR. 81
Fifteen Teachers prepare for college Tor Bl9its- OF iHF
Life live graduating courses, or ANY ifte 6luues may O'
JOS. J.. KING, D. D.
HONE SCHOOL for INNALlDS in Iala-
nassee EIorida-For and circulars apply al %
West 26ths. duTug the SEASON. or 40 Tallahassee ta
CT. PAUL. SCHOOL, Lewsboro', West
y chester Co., y. y. small home school l.T children
Term, moderate. Address principals, Rev ana AI- H. oh
cs9AS PER YEAH-ROCKLAND COL
- rDtb LEGL NyaCk, N s.. No extras SIi for Circular
Miscellaneous.
4" 4 MER. school INST" Is a reliable Ed
" ucauoua Agency oi 20 years susg,,lul experience
nm frlrsHtutfng ability
schools every grade. Bulctu of csnt is fNi Autumn
.uu now rtiaratiOu. Explanatory lar- or stamp.
J. " s,HERNt HORN, a. III, ACtla.. Bond o., New
N1E.
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NVAL1ACKs.
w Mr. LESTER WALLACK..... Proprietor amt Manager
Walack has great pleasure IN announcing TIE engage
meut " Mr.
DION BOUCICAULT.
First night
on THURSDAY, NOV Q
when he Will appear
CONN,
I'm the celebrated Irish DRAMA written expressly for this
theater and this company, and a. originally prO-uced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09

remarkable and un,auc coI.c ion NJ Illustrated Works
VERY great value Autograph Lt.Ia bF Washing ION hooa
General Literature, sc.
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Mr.. AuESzILs' COLLECTION.

Books. Manuscripts EugrayHgs, and Library t"iHiiir'
belonging iliiam NclZ,- Of New cr. Et!Hdlh-
am extraordinary valuable collection oi Gooh7 ieif
ir.r Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09
The Ladies', Kisses, and Chiidren'S
Gdles On Aucllon

A. MFFwIN Aucuoueer
by BANGS. MERWIN & Co, Cos Broadway,
near Bond ,t-~aIes OF Books Works Of Art. &c Sc
THURSDAY. AZ y. m.-AMEIIsANA ,"iSSuon OF
Rocks and Pamphlets RELAXING to ht History a.d Auiqdi'
of America many good works. origins! edohS ana
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alarsle ano Slate AIGrlels.

A!arsle ano Slate QLGrie!s.
4 TIENTION Now is the time TO purchase
~ SLATE AND MARBLE NJ NTtl.-. .. , .
el.fr work. PFsNRIINN SLATE CO.,
90 Uuion-square, " y. C4tAayc. and ltthaLl
CRATES AND TENDERS.
The assGrtmeuOf Crates and FeudtrS ever nr
IN this market finished every style Low and Hau Low
Down Crates with dumping attachment specially large
variety fancy nickel plated AndTons Fro Irons
Vases Folding screens Liberal discount o. Tue
trade old crates altered low half Ow down. COMO
YER, WOOLLEY & Co, 1868 Canal ST.. NeW. YORK.
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS
W at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES; also, Monuments
ITesdzfones Plumbers and Furniture slabs Marble Counters
ana ming 4. KLABER, l34 l26 East lstst near3' ave-
MARBLE, SLATE, and WOOD MANTELS,
w CRATES, and FENDEHSi Iron Crcetng, Fence,
stable fixtures SC Very large ass0Ient new designs
lowest frces W. ID. & A. 5. NICHOLS fGctory l51l l50
East on twenty ght 81, 70 pudson ST. Ne"
York.
ID HAND. 81 West 33d-st., near Broadway,
actnrer Of Plaster Centerpeces and Bracket new
and designs largest assortment ia the cy cafofuY
packeo and sent 10 all pd5 Of the o0h1 ~ Il he lowest 2ce
CTEWARTrs Stats Marble, and Wood MGntels
O-New aud elegant der ranging "a Hflce rom p.O NJ
The trade literally dealt a. 80 and ~ "sss 500 81
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~ Tespcctsi p best city reference
very good coos OF all HI s meats; makes Bce soup;
celcnt pastry bre, eu baker; makes desserts
excellent washer aid ltuef willing and Obging country
cily. Cai a BOOEAAa JOT shave, 23d-st.
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Gcacbcrs.

-
4 GRADUATE of Yale, with highest tcsti-
a moua. and city roioreucc desires PRIVATE PUPILS;
fitting for collage specially Address YALE IIOuhe
oLgo
AN EXPERIENCED classical and mathe
- NAUTICAL teacher ,Ir's private pupil. lfcIIr- Tor G-
laga reference Address lNDI SII4, Box 10
Tribune Uptown Onice l2a5 broadway
4 LADY TEACHER from Ncw-England es-
y teeiallv successful n teaching children, desire. ls
best Of reference; terms moderate Address NEW-l.N
GLAND, iuDune Up IOWA Jiu,,, I'-"9 hioda""y'
pOYS prepared for college by Il graduate Of
f.raiI Icod Boz teach ng. Address IAl.N lIt4
Tribune Uptown office, l.4.- Grosd""y.
(OVFRNESS-W u..l 10y a nursery Cover
~ ness speaking Fr.asH .ia english seen dt 81 wet
$lst-st.
i ,BY. graduate tr.l The classical course =
STATE Normal -th0o. Of cortland, N. So Cd sr., " .i
to- Grade hl- EXTENDED 'Ni ut' aug 't-it-l
t,s.m .I,al- conf Dsut DO. az Dr. .D A.I,3 w. 4t"'i
cls' Agency. 100 CutstIut-s-, , D. '.,ir.na
MISS ". +. POWERS, 80 West 2sth-st.,
VI gives private class instruction ID eo,uuol and 'rl
turc. Circulars sent ou application
II'EACHER WANTED.-A lady. whose early
education neglected. desires the services Of copc
tent female teacher three hours every morning
ana references RICHMOND, n. N.<rbune OIcc
NyTANTED-A Teacher of German, 70 whom
w n home viii Given for two huus' service. Jar"
chance ION one desiring devote Himself TO s-! Address
TEACHER, CrOton Landing \. y
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MADAME 0. DA SILVA

MRS ALEX. BRADFORD'S
NofmtIY Mrs Ogden HOlna's) English, BreDch, ana Ger
boarding and bay School for Young LADIES and Children
with oaAenies y 10 a West Thirty eighth St, New YORK
hpens sept 20 Application may 30 made by letter OF per
bOnaiy above
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DOARDING-SCHO at CannOn's Station,
- Couu-EAcclent advantage at reasonable t' ,ls.
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For Young Ladieg-Country.

DROOKLIN Nights SEMINARY.
ID The Fail term Of The 2dh year OF this boarding school
ladies viii commence sept 20 Circulars can DO
had al IS Montague st., BTu0Nyu, y. y. - o.
CHARLES WEST Principal
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
NJ BraseUort Conn. Address MISS EMILY NtL~oN.
MISS BULKLEY's BOARDING. AND DAY
vi SCHOOL ior Young Ladies. T1rytoru on tL, Il1aon
gbASSAIC FALLS INSTITUIE-FOr Young
i Ladies and Little Girls Paterson, y. Principal Rev
j. G. WlCkOlF
DOCKLAND INSTITUTE for YOUNG LA
AZ DIES. NyackOu Hudson Be9utilu situation. Miss y.
E.JOHN~ON late Principal Wells college, Lady Principal
c. Q. WITSi.LL and ALBERT WELLS. PRINCIPALS
rEHE Misses BUCKEALL'' BOARDING.
4 SCHOOLfT YOUNG LADIES, HLW-HE' N~NiCh,
y. J.
The location OF the School Is unusually attractive. -
ItsaIis flr from the beautiful HdItu, BOO ,sc midst
noble trees ample grounds. which are taste Iir laid
out WALKS ana beds Of flowers.
INVEST End INSTlTUTE.-Famiiy school
~ for Young ladies. Mrs -. l.. CADl Priarilal New
ua--L- L---A. Sunni .-L OTTOMAN.
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dmusemenis.

MEXICAN INSTITUTE,
N SECOND AND THIRDAVESr
Between sxtythird and sixty-fourthsts
roHTyFIFTH GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION.
REDUCTION OF ADMISSION
from Oct q 10 close Of Exhibition.
Adults, 25c Children under 10 years, DC -
POOTH' THEATRE, NEW BALLET
Lord Bvrous exquisite fomahts play tho gorgeous
spectacle eyer seen on ne C9ntineI rarabe run
NO" az ~ "a an IHNrIREL9 new Grand GXLLET
Participated IN By he Ii9a9 GSpc ana oyer VTYP0RT
1SSIpOFF. STEtNWAY HALL.
IL Hs!esecully announced thai The inst appearance IN
America OF h M sn%%9i ANNE l 'EEsssIpoFF
VIII ''A' i'''' Tuesday EVENING. vov. a..
LFRED YVES Vioin 2irjuoso Of he Conservatory Of
Brussels expressly engaged for tie Esspoh concerts ana
'''' '''''' ~ PhiiHARGoNIc SOCIETY," uo,r ,ns
5e " .f1}s az and alter Thursday morning at sci1beIts
Muse store. % Unonsqaarei stein~ay Han ana III
Broadway.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, sth ave. & 23d-st.
H tNcGE T6M5 cAGiS 81 RE SON Nov 80
HELLER's WONDER THEATER,
L J fate GLOBE, opposite New-York Hotel Broadway.
After an absence Il h6BEE ief' HELLER,
Turns % New. YORK commencing MONDAY Noy 49, witha
budget OF WoNDERs and MIRACLES uuegqaled and un.
elamped by any living artist Mr. Heller VIII be assisted ID
his forthcoming entertainments by his sister,
MISS HELLER,
whose phenomenal performances have everywhere Dteh tue
cause m uubOuudcd aSt0nlshuient ana enthusiasm.
tull particulars Will De duly announced.
KELLY g. Icons MINSTRELS. Opera
IL House The fashionable Minstrel Temple 23ds,: ana
Gh ave- Flight VI Leon from the d0me OF the theater
livery Evening Z CHING CHOW H. ! Every Evening.
crowded CHING CHOW III. overwhelming success
| asst DAYS OF THE
GREAT LOAN EXHIBITION,
tf. Tsrfr.t Caller aofN ntyy YORK
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGN
Corner TWcnty.tliri.st. and EOurthave.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART,
'i I25 West F0urteentlst.
Dav and MISUNDERSTANDING Cents.
Will CLOSE FRIDAY NIGHT nov. TO-
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III - - IN -IRAwINa ~ wArER coLoRs
Tor BOYS and Young Men-Country.

Tor Boys and Young Men-CoUntIy.
ALEXANDER INSTiTUTE-Mil Hillary Board
~ incschooi White Plains, y. Y. Principal o. r. WILLIS
4 PERSONAL examination of on-on-the-
= Hudson Military Institute is solicited c. D. warning y
NJ Principal. Special attention 90 Common English Stuie-
Fyutreuce 20 wears Building new and elegant Rooms u
h0iers Gymnasium, fOX40 drill room, 4pxJ' grounds
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;Jancln9 Ara0cmics.

ALLEN DODWORTHs DANCING SCHOOL
y REMOVED TO NO Gsl FIFIIIANE.
NOW OPLN FOR TIE RECEPTION OF PUPILS.
TO, Particular send for q Circular.
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4 VERY desirable HOME for Americans
~ whose friends travelling n Europe or lor Youths 30
may prepared for English JnN,rN. Dr. ouco
| bv Mr.. ERNEST n. COLEEIDGE M. A. bIlhol to.gfr
Address ETOmOud~, tCrt~ttt surrey. 4ili
/ cuct- IN England and America IL required
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Gre Cream.

RUSSELL ICE CREAM Churches and fairs
rs cents Der quart. Charlotte Eus-e by t4c dozen col
quart special attention % OutO.-tOwn orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09

{ UOh-By an American Protestant woman
~ Of 30 very respectable very excellent cook meats
game hHh, foNs &c makes nice soups, pastry desserts
good bread and biscuit baker Wiling and obi cling;
hune-t country or city. Call at BOOKHAMs, 3O7 4thaye
Z3dgt
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03
RAlLnoA TIME TABLE
slm.,, arr,v.I. and departures.

Until further notice. the Postofhce will be
omen for delivery and reception OF mail maj,
.tsr from . A. NJ; daily; exrept sundays, ana
on Sundays one hour after arrival q este'h
mail. OMAHA time is the time of ofice-
Money order once open from 8 A. ~ 10
q p. N. daily. except Sundays.
q Western mails close dniIy at l;is
Denver Rcinc Railroad, fnsluding Denver
and southern mails, close ut 2:'6P. M
:, Malls. arrive from east daily Mill j. M
and from the west daily at 2:i5 = NJ
Nails arrive from Denver. COL. anyway
via Denver Pacific Il. r.. at i:siP nr
Mails Glove for Fort ] nramie ana FORT fet
teruan on Mondays at 7 AN, -
Mails arrive from Fort Laramie anu fori
yetterman Fridays ct r. NJ.
Iaii cioses for Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
Tuesdays and Fridays at 4 NJ.
HAIL arrives from Red Cloud md Spotted
rafiAecnries Mondays and Fridays nj 6P NJ.
Warehouses for Davis Rancho SATURDAYS at
Msij;.fr,vcs from Davis Rancho Fridays at
-Mali closes for Fort Collins and Longmont,
FOL. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays al
sHaii s~riIvei from Fort Collin and Long
Sa6iI Cat.. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fiji
sS>rA II. CLAICHE. Postmaster.
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Yesterdays Trains.

The w~est-bound U. p. passenger
was twenty minutes late, with
eighteen Cheyenne aud thirty-three
through passen gers. The east-bound
passenger was eleven hours late at
Y p. M, which would bring it here
at 2;15 this a. m. The west-bound
emigrant MAS on time, with one
full coach. A freight train. with
caboose, left for the east ut $3.50 p. m.
The ID. p. passenger was on time
bringing fifteen and taking out nine
passengers.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03
PERSONALITIES.

Hon. Thomas Collins. NJ. p, Lelces-
tershire. England, passed through
here yesterday, on his way to San
Francisco.
Charles De Young, n Of the pro-
prjetors of the San Francisco Chron-
icle, the Chicago Times of the Pacific
slope, passed through here Tuesday,
en- route home from an eastern visit.
]. A. Duncan. st Joe.; w. &. Rob-
ertson, G. F. Newcomb. Colo; ]. S.
McCool. Tie Siding; Miss NJ. Perry,
Denver. and C. d. Graham, Horse
Creek, are Mt the Inter-O Ocean.
F. Keenan,, Mrs. G. A. Dickerson
and son. II. II. Deyo. J. Plunkett and
r. L. Owens, Colo; NJ. Wilbur, N.
Finite, N. Y; S. H. Hastings and
wife. Mich; u Z. Noyes. Washington;
A. &. Daniels. Chicago, and b. F.
Walters, wife and child, Omaha, are
atthe Railroad house.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03

Judge Kuykendall writes from Gus
ter City to u gentleman here that he is
more than satisfied with the Black
Hills country, and repeats the senti-
ment hat the country is a perfect par
adise. He states that there is not much
sale for merchandise there now, the
principal articles in demand being
house fitting hardware, window glass
and sash. He has determined to locate
permanently aud will remove his
family thither shortly.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03
THE PIoNEER STAGE LINL

The first line Of stages from Chey-
enne to the Black Hills, Custer City
being the terminal point, begins oper-
atoms to-day. The first stage leaves the
Inter-Ocean hotel ut 7 o'clock this
morning, and the trip will be made in
five days. For the first two weeks the
line will be a semi-weekly, after
which it will be made daily and the
trip time shortened by travelling night
and day. After the first trip or two
by the present arrangement the time
will be reduced to four days. +. ID.
Yates & Co. are the proprietors of this.
the pioneer stage line, with headquar-
tiers Mt Joseph Mason's stables, 18th
street, near Ferguson. Tickets are for
sale at the Inter-Ocean and at L.. Muir
rims. Four horse coaches will be put
ON, with an extra team on the heavy
portions Of the route. The fare will
be made as low as possible. but the
exact figure has not been decided N.
This matter will lie governed some-
what by the amount OF travel over the
line. Yates & Co. have the mail con-
tract between this city and Red Cloud,
and the route will be via. that place.
Express matter will be carried at rea-
sonable figures. The title OF the con-
Germ is 1.-THE Cheyenne and Black
Hills Stage, Mail and Express Line"
Its proprietors are men of ample
means, and worthy of success. That
they will achieve it is beyond doubt.
The Inauguration of this enterprise
dates u new era in Cheyenne's history.
At least WI other lines are to be started
within AS many months. and with
the advantages of competition, passed.
ger rates from here to the Hills prom
Use to be very cheap. Meantime, we
hope to see the men who have shown
the greatest enterprise in the matter
richly rewarded, and promise that
they shall be remembered even with
competition.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03

John Thormahlen & Co.. have some
thing of interest to say to consumers
Of produce, butter, eggs. etc., in an
other column. Read the prices there
given. This firm sell Handy's COM
piete camp chest, which article is
something no Black Hitler can do
without, and, we are glad to learn, is
having q large sale.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03

Seventeen teams and forty men left
Mason's stable yesterday for the Hills.
Over two hundred men have gone
from here since Monday last. ID. s..
Mitchell has enlisted 8 company of %
mel for the Hills. More are expected
to join. and the band will departin
two or three weeks.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03

A. Il. Corlett purchased an outfit OF
Pease 4 Taylor and departed for the
Hills yesterday. Whipple & Hay
supplied C. Cox j. Soar and F. Packer,
who leave for the Hills to-day. +.
Connolly and W. Brady were QUILTED
by Leibey & Nichals, and also leave
to-day. c. j. Todd started two
wagons, with passengers and freight
Yesterday.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03

Mr.. Will L. Foglesong. an energetic
young man of extended acquaintance
hereabouts, has purchased the stock,
fixtures and good will of the grocery
house Of Keller & Kuykendall, and
will hereafter conduct the business at
the old stand. His advertisement will
appear in to-morrow's LEADER.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03

ISOLATED with our friend John Nealon,
the firm name being Butler 4 Nealon.
MIR. Butler has been r~ustieating in
Colorado for some time. but now, like
hundreds of others, returns to his first
love, Cheyenne. and proposes 10 stay.
We gladiy welcome him, and commend
him to public patronage.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03

Speaking OF the Cuban question re-
minds oue hat Stephen Bon keeps a
large stock of miners rubber and
leather boots, suitable for Black Hill
ers. which he sells ut prices below the
famous bedrock" f3-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03
No,Ice 10 subscribers.

have this day sold to ]. g nANsEI. the
1870. circulation of he. DAILY LEADER
SnE lnertnffer. until further notice. he will
8Hvof anf collect Tor the same. Mr. Ram
xyisf4he bniy, person outside OF ms once
Ksko6nd5to collect subscriptions to the
DNiiy. He IL also authorized tn make con-
tracts for advertising and job p,iniing and
collect for tbs same. c,.vcvr
cuErKsss; Ian.2 Goth. 1870.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03
The LEApEn of the a5th inst

The LEADER of the 25th inst. says
James Drony bought his stock Of
hardware at the house OF Draper &
Hammond. The statement WINS
wrong, that's so. 1t was bought in
town, from G. Cassels Il Co.'S. clieap
store. where every person after getting
his face. 1851
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03

At Rawlins, last night, the weather
was ai1ldylight snow was falling and
with wind from the northeast. AT
Carbon it was mild, snow was falling,
with wind from the northwest.