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A moantn,n Of Silver.

FVOHi Ns ~ HprT NIotoFhdol H"FWs
The San Juan country staggers belief in
It's wonderful mineral deposits. We must be-
Heve facts that are shown by work done upon
mineral lodges, even II they are maryellous In ex-
tent. Forty lodes will DO available for work
within distance Of ,lOO feet Some high assays
have been made from taken from these
ludes, but they are from selected specimens, and
II Is not TO be supposed that tho whole pay
streaks will run so nigh. But large quantities Of
high grade Of ore can oe mined. From the pres
ent WORKINGS nifty tons of nIst-class ore can be
taken out daily, and this ore will run al least
lUO ounces. The cost Of mining this quantity OF
ore will not exceed S4OO. The above facts are
condensed from the published report OF United
states Mineral surveyor Il. Is. sherman, tun-
mel OF l,lOO feet win cut the most distant OF
these lodes at depth Of SOO feet, and the entire
property can then DO developed with shafting or
hoistinK. Already the tunnel has been pushed
ahead 10 feet, cutting the Topeha- Manitou aud
silver wing, the last AT "a depth OF seventy live
feet, and large quantities Of ore have been taken
out that, without sorting, will run san per ton
Between the three lodes mentioned are ten
blind leads, that carry not less than twenty-siA
inches each VI pay stroaAs and therefore ".
nave very properly termed this mountain OF
silver.
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To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Str: In
last SUNDAYS Sun, MontezuIpa," IN MS rely to
M. +. H." telling why the Jews still expect
the Messiah and why they do not believe that
Messiah came when COrlst VS. oOrn, certainly.
So far a. he goes, gives good reasons for sucO
expectation and belief. inero are. IN co1nec-
tl,n with this subject, two important passages
In the Bible ooncerniug winch Montezuna" Is
silent. ! hese PASSAGES are:
Isaiah VT, l4i Therefore the Lord himself shall
GEAR a son. ii IA Sail Als uAIuS i.nn-.uei.'
Isaiah IN, 81 FOR unto Va caid L. OOr- unto us -
- gNcu; Lie government shtil be- upOn his
shOuld,I aud us uaAe sAaI. Dv caIIed Ma eri VI,
,Ouns,llpr, the hghty GVd tne kyerias ing father'
the PrlAce VI Peace
1t Is, of course, known to "Montezumt" that
Christians claim Ludt oOtn the cuncel tioD aud
the oITtn Of Christ were proDhe-ied IN lsaiah
VII, H. and Iuat the propnec, was fulfilled
when the VIRGIN M.ry gavo uirth to CHRIST.
though the worus Of Isaiah TX" o. to tue Il ~
colon, Indicate something accompllsnsd at ne
time tney were written, MON ezdma" Is hlso
DOUBTLESS aware That CHI istians likewise regard
them a. fnretelling the Dirtn 81 Cnrst; That tue
alleged pTD phecy contained Ia tOose, ~ well as
tue PR hecy IA the remaining words OF the
verse, was fulhued wuen Christ W Oorn. and
that, we've there nothing else Ia the Bible on the
SUBJECT, sucn fulnlnenJ groves tina. Cnrist was
Tue Va isaiah. ENQLlhEh.
NEW YukK, March q.
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4 SsO,OOO,OOO CLAIM.
A North CnrOiinian Claiming 4OS Acres oil
Land In West Philadelphia.

Among the many wonders which this
centennial year of 1875 has brought to light, and
the many startling developments II has thus lar
disclosed, there has been nothing pc maps thai
can compare in importance, particularly to the
parties Immediately Interested, Ia a three.quar-
ter centennial document now In the hands OF
citizen Of Wilmington, Mr. T. Van Amringe.
This Is deed for +Oo acres of land located III
,,d 10Y th Lar ,s mi cnmnrisin0 as IL i
understo God, portion OF the present centennial
grounds, the said land being sold and conyeyed
phia. merchant, Of the one part, 10 Lyon Van
Amringe, OF the county OF Philadelphia, mer-
ton Of the sum Of four hundred and eight dol
lars lawful money Of Pennsylvania To nm IN
hand well and truly paid by the said Lyon i van
of these presents. the receipt whereof Is hereby
acknowledged" &c.
The tract Of land, which was but a piece of
woods, was al that time HI an as Hope, stu
atod on the west side OF ale Bush Hill near
nontv So snd MN 10 I'm ,nonweath ~
Pennsylvania by patent under the hand OF his
Excellency Thomas Minin; Esq, Governor OF
Of the same, being dated the fourth day Of De-
cember, one thousand seven hundred and nine-
ty-cight, HcCordcd in the Rolls office for the
state of PENNSYLVANIA, Patent Book No. a. Page
~, granted and conveyed unto william Hin-
bons ia lee, II being the same tract winch
william Gibbons conveyed 10 Thomas stroud by
indenture, bearing date the seventh day Of
March, one Thousand seven hundred and nine
ty-nine, Recorded In the office of Recording Of
Deeds al EaStOn in and for the county Of North
ampton," The decd is signed by 'rlos. stroud
and witnessed by VIM. Harlem and Isaac Lloyd,
| aud rs accompanied by certificate rom the
| Mayor of the city Of Philadelphia, Joseph In
Keeper before whom the indenture was duly
| acknowledged.
The property alluded to Ii now roughly es-
timHted 70 he worth from sl5V0,OOO to Sal0O'OO,
which will be a snug little fortune for the pos
SCISSOR of the deed, II he can get possession nf
| the property. Al all events, an effort 20 that
| end will be made we understand that the
| case IL Ia be placed la the hands Of some prom
inent member of the legal fraternity In Phlla-
| delphia forthwith, with the view Of seeing what
can be done In the matter.
| IL should have been stated In the proper place
| that the Lyon Van Amringe alluded 10 was the
| grandfather OF Mr.. b. Van Amringe, the posses
sur Of the deed, who Is certain that the title Ia
the property has never legally passed from the
! family.
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riAANcIAL AM connAKciAL.

SATURDAY, April l-P. M.-There were
no positive or distinctive features 10 any of the
Wall street markets, and Ia stocks, more e>Ie
cially, feeble guerrilla warfare embraced all
that commanded attention. There WAS never a
more diseruntled Glass OF iudividu l. than the
brokers who Congregate al the various ex
ch nges. aud speculation as to the future Of
prices is idle, when business has been reduced
To such limited proportions. As de from fair
amount uf transactions IN Lake shore, together
with n short-nved spasm of activity In ST. Pauls,
Northwestern, Ohios, Erie. and Pacific Mad, all
oi which were weak, and a decline Il y " cent.
In Western Union to b1is, there Was nothing
worthy of even y ssinR comment The Western
shares we're depressed because OF Chicago ad-
vices that the roads In Wisconsin would on
Monday establish new tariff, lower than that
embraced IN the Potter law, and which will eX-
plain In degree the decline ofSt. Paul from i0s4
To 800, as well as OF the preferred from 10 to
a.. Northwestern common was also = lower,
at Al from the same cause. Ohlos became Tor II
time more active, and dropped from l9A. o l6A,
beca So holders regarded the chauces " profit
more fiatteiinH on the bear side Of the account.
Pacific Man fell Of from lN1I To lHis, consequent
| upon a story that toe steamship Co on sailed
earlier ran advertised, IN order to avoid seizure
for taxes and later IN the uav there was quite
a vigorous attack upon Lake Shore. winch
yielded to 593s. a. against bJ14 ~ ne morning.
c., c. ana L. c. WAS stronger Al b, but Michigan
Central syupathized wi h the leading stocks,
and declined ron COZ to Jats. A partial ralN
was subsequently notrd IN tne general list, but
the market cloaed f-ver,sn ana unse tied.
The following taOle rrUre~ents the opening,
highest, aud lowest les II tue prime pal ,tocks
during the past week, together WIN Tue numorr
| of shares dealt in
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SATURDAY, April Flour 40 dull, aud droop-
ing AID a'.re.ssd l9"'r er.ees n,cssssrS 70 eg,e.
ur Groopiag Cora meal eIi We auo.e :
s s sIira. s.5ss sas Xxx
s1rin. sNelt, s5-5os.7. Minnesot. patents, 81 -
go do " S.ss aaG Is n s PIa ies &
err m Ping ezra, sss s 90 pas A. sIa
corr meal. t1.i GsJ
on % 90 e va s.y fsl. All Sp sad s at
s23 BIDS MAY. t-321 JuAe g. A.; JulJ, $500 n
quirI; sio Aprl l. s7sS ol,s, t,-. aton sleady
l3 }sc. for cay Ions Gear, anu l2.c. for West
80 s At sa4si4 q for Prime ;" ay % fS
p sSe S':' .i.s7issS Sa' .SS ,isSs f,r
June Dressed sos-, lO'ss iOSs for q y Fr ga ,ggs
COTTON ~ Is sies Ma ,lns up ands, 1850 ssale
2s4 bales. Future, asgs loc. h'g er sale 1900
jane, ana "a 10 or JuiS. Re4e'p.s ~ the pVrs
GRiIS -Wne greatly depre. sed b. the excessive
ln Ly ruool, winch, grr tb 10 the d.'appolnt
nrs OF suay ss,r $1,000 ouch, a M rele d
SIN y. Sl.2s an Tor No. M~ zee, anu q 40
w. 0.ls du sn depressed .als ~ 90 'ush. AZ.
,o 5 40 s sS Oh yin rae *, aS tsv as ir
Tor No. p anu 47ais for ~hite Corn nc. bcter ID
| wnte ~estrrn ald souI.,in 67c. for pr,h,e yellow
Jers y, l ooat oacs. anu OU~s07ac Tor u0w Western
EoeEn'Es- Rio cSnae vas Jet, bat nTm az ls,i
iSo BAGS CosIa Rea l6,oCsls5ac. soid. Fuioisn "
rrSn ~ 81 sSSc New orcVo. qle "T s5. Kes
stead, "a y demand. kaw sugars qu bat ~
sal 1850 IN !. lu y,do at 7jsS Sg<c.i refined ~
en.esed 8 lo1s slVsse for nards ,., ,,,>.
for sprts IurP nune -nd a. O.sll7'a ior connon Z
Stay az SIC fr cru e in bulk and i5c Tor fsaacd II
bols Ocean fiei|nts were vep quiet but Without FUR
20 Hull by .team. s7s ddi stain q cars for orders
IL. 3D.; fenngd pe roeun TO ne Cin iaeat A.. ~
extent OF 10 b)is. al 81. llh, wulcb Is decline.
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FTOW FTt NO9WV VVH7 IIF " VV"1WF0'IF'
The Sunday question IL tormldaDle, ana
whichever way II 10 de ded, the Centennl Il
Commission Will DC lroned odt Nat ,leir post
ION Is nor enyidble. manager told me the
other daY ne wouid npeu ms theatre Tor TWO p +
form nces on sundays II the Commission
oprned their doors. 10 not wonder at religious
people treuolini tho prospect before them
Tue wedge once catered, down goes the san
oath Of the American Christlan. an not say
inG this IN any SORT Of partisan sense, fot ! IN
not gwen 10 that sort OF Ing but IL 10 wen 4
rel nIs peop o TO hook TINS matter square IN
the face. 1ne press II phhhoeipnla, ano every
where else Tor u / ma to-, ~ diviced upon tho
subject. The fOreign ihhusnce - determlneuy
In favor OF opening the doors; the American
alamsnt says open ana shut
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Expre.. Once Robbed.

AKRON, OHIO, Aprl /. he nice Of the United
-tAteI Express CompanY ROBBED lac M hi OF a
OF The ofioe Of the COMPANY 10 IN
tho Atlantic ana Great Western Railroad freight hui
ing The eIDrtss messenger and clerk .leep stairs
over the once lntide stairway leads " the Oed
loom They Atnt " beu at IL o elOcA lart HignL =
morning tho clerk tounO that tie Sey Of tue afe hal
been taken from his pocket during the nl.ht We bur
Ia the dOOf The To0ber had carried N $4,000 Ia sh
aud several sealed Daya OF mo rhe loss u u thought
WlL am0unt " o2b y0oo 0r $4,000.
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AFarmer Murdered by Buralar-.

WATERFORD, Ont, April line Mouse of Pat
rick Monah u. iarmer, forcibly entered abou II
o'cocS last night. ana Mr. Monihan confronting the
intTudei- shOt and u stantlf kllicd. lhe sup
posea object Of the lurdeIerl was plunler.
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DrNNslLvANIA KAILROAD.

II
AND UNITED ST re- MAIL RlUrE
Trains leave NV YORK, VIA DesOrJssas tui Cortland
streets Ferries. rs tol owsi .
E1prcss Tor HARRISBURG, tisburgh West all south
with Pullman rAacs car, .ti4el el' $50 A. NJ o aud
$3.50 Z. NJ. SUNDAY 8 AID $3.50 =. NJ. ,, 4, 1900.
FOR Wi Transport and L)c, HV,l a vSl A. VI. SUI
$3.50 +. N. For CRY and tra $50 4. NJ. connecting
At Cory for Tltusvlile, Petroleum IeIirf Ani tho
For BALTIMORE, Washington, anl the s1ath =" Limited
Washington Ex rcss" OF Pullman F1rnr ara nllY,
except sunday, $50 A. Nj irriVe NAshlnstph go
L. NJ. Regular Al $40 A. NJ, anus r. NJ SUNDAY
PM 800. ..... 4, a., M
Express for PhllaaepllA, 1870 $40 siD A. w., 1880.
"a 4ll b. T. $50, p. ". AM ~ u M. sun iiy D
O. T. $50, ana +. 81. Emigrant And second class
L. NJ. .. NJ. t,..,
Trenton, Ferth Ami. y, Fiemin Hou, belNlder And
o,her points see local cnriu At al tic ,et onces
Tral arrive. From Pittsplrln, BOD aii iOso "
aud 800 p. NJ. daily lJl5 A. NJ. AM 7a0 NJ dally,
eIcept MlldaV. Fr1ln Nts1i lgtOn Aid Buti noret
6,sO A. Vi 4:Ob SID and 1927 +. NJ. SUNDAY 6;eo
A ~ From lhia lpni, OF 81, O:o5, lOl5, H.
ll.bt A. NJ. no, sos, 9l5i 90, HtO sI VIZ 10 n
+. NJ SUNDAY b.IO, 6'2J sos ll;o4 A. NJ. 7'iO eS0.
Ticket nices bs6 and ga BroadwaY Aston House,
and tuot u slrosses aud rtandt Streets CourI
street HruoAYn ia, ld, aud IFS ll.dsOn street, H0
Ooken. Emlgrant ticket Office, Battery place;
ID. NJ. BOYD. JR,
- General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager.
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WHITE STAR LINE, -
w FOR QUEENSrO W AND LIVERPOOL CAN
RNING UNlTED STATES NAIL.
Steamboats, ano Eailloaol.

IRREGULAR Clt.kil liue up the creek; also
n for 81 Vrraut ana tutcrnc.late landings.
Stelmer New Champion, IT n Canal e., Tuesday,
Thurs .ay md Saturday. Ste mer Nc anu, Monday.
Nedno sday, ana Fndy from Leroy S.. p. II.
nLD ESTABLISHED LINE for sfuyyesani.
~ CAInklLI. ami insrfreua Ia ilng-. steamer
Andfcw II er from FranAun II. (pler 81, Iue,diy.
Tnursnay, anu Sttur ayi ~ amer Monitor Monday.
"wednesday, aid frd A. ".
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6TlnnitN-- %smLcs.

WANTED Operators on H,u7z mac irei also
w outsi'e hands o suits &. nor ON ~ can j Of
WANTED Firrf-~ia oporntor- ON ladirs' undt r
w gum sic, On iockstitch mac in-s. 80 Worm 81
NAN ED-rissc pastout m4a efs. Apply to d. y
w 'NNALlO, 4l9 iroadHait y nllr
a JOHNSON ST, ErooklYn-sewiug machine
~ .od work given ont to nay machines exchanged
ut
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Duane ~.
\EANTED--A situatl n a. hnusokt cp'r ~ asmall
w family, " "a sizes nurse at-tscti1u guarautr.d
refer uccs OF tn oest Gall or address D. A. =, III
Iith st.. soutn bro klyn.
XXANTED-By a rcspe. table America widow lady
w ch to nurrc ON the b1u q, Nr one older, where
II VIII have tue VERY bcs OF care. %, an ".
rED-By resptctaut ,uuag ma eitua
w to to leari barteluiug can Orlng good refer
enrc. Address j. BAKER. Piaiudr a, y. j.
CSWESr FOUR "a 81. N the oa.ement.-
20 Mit. LEOsS Ffehci IalY. wish - ladies' ami q.
tcnens lag anJ ironing, irJu 15c. dozen UPWARD.
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BANANA TRANSIT S,EAM-nIf GO.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND PACIFIC PORTS,
VIA IsTnMUs OF PANAMA.

steamship Crescent City " vii, sail
THURSDAY. April 20. at T. NJ,
Il m Pier Is. y. r., f0t AsplnWTl,
connecting, wa Pa auia Il tread At Panama
wiz rrsi-Class s'eans Ups iOr port a. above.
Nm p. CLYDE & CO..
Il Htu nee n
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SHpp,uJ

nIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, VIA Plymouth
Il The General rransat autc Jnplny'A -t'aners Tor
Hnyre sail tn 'sdaNs kxcur.ion utAet. Il reduced
raes. LOUIS DE- BtbiAN. Agent. - Broadway.
INNAN LI>E.-kAlL STEAMER.
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. .
CITY OF Nm loKk. .,saturisy, Arni ., At 81. n.
CITY OF kiCHM ~ .IiursJay. W u - a. y A NJ.
Prom Pier 40. NOrtu River.
CABIN PAssA1h. $50 anu tlOO kola
DrHfts Issued w-st rates.
JOHN q. DALE. AGENT, A. an 80 BrOa iwav, Y. Y.
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SOarO aaO Ruoms.
UP-TOWN ADvERTISERs

May leave their favOra for TAG SuS At the only
authorized uptown aiVer,ls"nrnt ohc's =, q =, 800
I,1JS Brpa way, frurr ~ als St., III Hf. W. ahd
hos West 2Si st., opposite CRAM OperA HOUSE aud
No. 100 Sd v. corner Jt A'tn st, uAtl - "a VI.
No extra char e.
DOARDai washing. s. per Ne u, Snd nice, com
ID iuitaile roous. % It, ~. bet IAN M lbth ats.
CIIEAP furnished r.Nus fur small res eciabl f.mi'
y IL org lturu, al-2' ADD upNArd. 40 III Aabeth
st. nrHr ErJuAc,
VNUKNI~IIED room, with or without board also,
l. fwo Young .lr Aocumu,Odh cd 81 Eat Alht g.,
CIR. raTk ave- TOP nor
TNIOND not sE.-RoafdIs. pol Cana o., be-
i tWcc. boatrl anu brladway Boot oi board aud
accom- UiutlOl.
A AIDES and gentlemen can b. accommodated Win
~ good uoard snd Pheasant rO"nis Al ON o.
DLEA~ANrS UMnER BOAHD.
l iiD Wet l1itns llduem
- PAUL'- GUM. lao Leonard st., corner Of
- Centre, Chca mr. Ii AMI lud lnss
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\ AiioNA + ron Il ! 'SooS bIeecff. "-l4 - ~ ~

SAShhnnAAi IVY Wy A2r, iS' ~ S9p =, n.
THE QLEkN.Apr S.3P.M. ENGLAND. Ar. - p. v.
HELNEllA,ApI5 CYAN. ITALY Az, ~, yjl NJ.
CABIN uassa-e 400 ani go, currency. tara tcsrts
81 red Ictd rate. St"erage pa-sigH 10 currency
Drafts issued from ~ upward at curreAt prices Ap-
py al tue cumpany's O1c d. 90 Bro dNiy
y. W HUk H. mayer.
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10y M too lot fail 10 be encouraged by the
49, lt' ~ s,n ", Indeed small. IL wss nT,i
A." Zoo "l OUT Two men, bpta converted Jews,
~ We h"dist- hut as the jews would not
,'r'p !" we method " Methodisin, the Church
- d To lsNs inc Infant association into mel
I1''l. a. re AZ nfst rs fund. amounted 10
sh'enl 'lme a"out t2O,D,oOJ, nd maintains
ssvI ue', educati "nal and divinity schools In
slr tl'ces 10 h Holy Laud, Va EngIand and
s.,v nMs Of Europe The Philadelphia So
wv started without any ether means than .
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TRorpr..soME QUESTIONS.
!. MiS~-%ss MIN a-s.e Of r, .,,,s.- ~

10 slim Greek and started down The Rad toward
Puryir lie stayed over night at George Maj
fe -. | thinN Maaett told me thar his name
was smith Madett also said that he started up
the road the WAY lac came. Ii Was supposed by
some That lac had Tied his horse where | found
H. and gone through the woods To samuel
Woodward $. ~ there was man Of that desciip-
ton that stayed there the next night after Smi n
had stopped at Manetts. The horse sold. and
the wagon was taAen In the night from my
premises 10y persons unknown. about one year
after found it, and have never seen ii since.
II Is the opinion Of the people that George Maj
felt aud some Of his friends took the wagon
from my uremises"
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Sitnatlcns ttlnnltO.

YOu>G gfl wish astuauun O. do genera
N homework In small fanny. Call Or address lil
=
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adlanttO iilalts.

GOOD shoemaker wanted at MILLER BROS, =
n GoINet
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NNARTED-A live mau IN every city In the Unl0n
w You can make go per day scling ne Lureka Lei
ter Copying Ink AMI BOOK. No prrse brush, Or Nhte
required. Address EureKa Nahufaci u lug Company
b " ct Aih A.. ClncInn N. ONO. Samplta roe.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-03
fia Cheyenne Weekly l..i,'.
Issued every Saturday.
rERAs ssA 4 YEAR anHALF YEAR
one u tbs
Largest Papers IN the West.
osmmERcIAL SoB PRIsTInG


Cards Of every shape and kind. Bill Heads
Latter n Note headings. Blanks of every
kind. Posters. ETC.. printed on short order,
can do handsome work at low prices
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-03

Until furtner notice. the Postoncs viii be
open fordelivery and reception OF mail mat
ter from 8 a. n daily, except Sundays, and
on Sundays one hour after arrival Of Western
mail. Omaha time Il the time OF once.
Money order once open nom 8 a. n. to
SPIN daily. except Sundays
Western malls close daily 1t LIS p u.
Eastern malls Gloss daily AZ els =. y.
nenver Pacific Railroad, Including Denver
nd southern mails. Close At =. n
MRiis arrive from east daily 1t lilo r. n,
and from the west daily At 2l5 =. n.
Nails arrive from Denver, Col, and way.
ria Denver Pactnc R. r.. at H.
Mails close for Fort Laramie and Fort Fet-
terman On Mondays At z \,
Nails arrive from Fort laramie and Fort
ssa closes for kei CLOUD and spotted Tssi
Agencies Tuesdays and Fridays ~ 4. n
Nail arrives nom Red Cloud and Spotted
Tall Agencies Mondays and Fridays 1t 6P n.
Mall closes for Davis Rancho Saturdays at
Mali arrives from Davis Rancho Fridays at
Mali closes for Fort Collins and Longmont,
COL Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays At
Nall arrives from Fort Collins and Long
mont. Col. Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
H. CLAICHE. Postmaster.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS
SALE.
TERRITORY OF WYOMING. IL
COUNTY OF LARAMIE, g.
SHERIF7's OFFICE.

BY virtue Of q decretal order to me
directed and issued out Of the District
Court Of the First Judicial District Of
Wyoming Territory, In and for said
county OF Laramie, on the twenty
sixth day Of June, A. d. 1876, in . snit
in said Court, wherein Jonathan E.
Wild is complainant and Isaac w.
French, Henry T. Rogers, John Ste
phens, Thomas w. Babcock and John
Babcock, co-partners as Babcock 4
Co., and Stephen F, Nuckolls are de-
PENDANTS, directing and commanding
me to sell, as upon execution, 2 lots
nineteen, s(19,. twenty. (2o), twenty
one, (21l, and twenty-five, or, in
in the City of Cheyenne, In said copn-
ty and Territory. together with the
warehouse and othe- Improvements
situated thereon, to s~atisfy,the sum Of
eight thousand nine hundred and
ninety and s~eventy-two n hum
dredths dollars, ($S, 900. 72), found due
to said complainant on the 2lst day OF
August, 1875, n mortgage executed
by said Isaac w. French, by thedecree
OF said court. esafS. sfss,f4 III mi,
This, therefore, is to give notice that
Twill ON the t~hlrtytfrst day of July,
A. ID. 1879, In frnnt OF the Court house
door, In said Cheyenne City, between
the hours Of ten O'clock In the fore
noon and four O'clock ID theafternoon
Of ssid day, offer the above described
premises for sale at public auction TO
the highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy
said decree and all accruinE costa.
od blN.J O,BRIENq9s GOT
Sheriff of Laramie County and Spe-
clal Master Commissioner.
CHEYENNE, June %, 1870.
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GROCERIES.
PEAsE & TAYLOR, Ferguson
WHIPPIE q HAY, Ferguson
LEIBEY 4 NICHOLS, Sixteenth
WI: FQGLESONG, Seventeenth
E. NAGLE, Ferguson
HAMMER 4 DURBIN, Sixteenth
UNDERWOOD & McGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-03

To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions Of youth, ner-
yous weakness, early decay, loss Of
manhood, de-. I will send q receipt
that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
America. Send q self-sddressed q
yelope 10 the Rev. JOSEPH T.. INhAN
Station d. Bible House. New York
City. js-eod&wem.
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GUNS, &C.
FREUND 4 BRO. Eddy
HARDWARE.
DRAPER & HAMMOND, Ferguson
F. SCWEICKERT, Sixteenth
CASSELS & CO., Ferguson
HOUSES TO RENT.
GERVA1S & SHIELDS, Ferguson
j. FERRIS. Eddy
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PAINTERS.
OVREN & ANDERSON, Ferguson
). E. FUTILE, Seventeenth
The New York herald., 1876-08-15

by NJ. NuSsBAuM. AUCTIoNEER 2el BowERY.
ID will sell this day at II o'clock Mt lo1 East 10Th
entire Furniture Of private residence consisting of Moque
velvet and Brussels elegant gilt Parlor Suits In
satin velvet and leather M pier and mantel Mirrors gilt
Hedseads marble top Bureaus. with Mirrors; Sdeboards
Curtains Cornces. black walnut Extension Tables Clocks
Statues Oil Pantings Engraings. Library Tables Chairs
Kitchen Furniture, Plated Ware &c. Housckeepcrs and
dealers invited.
The New York herald., 1876-08-15

| JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIoNEEK. SELLS rO.MUR.
- Wednesday 18th, Ha,scr's storage Warehouse
Bath st., large Of Furature, CarpetG
The New York herald., 1876-08-15

A UCrlON SALE AUCTION SALE
"A Of magnificent Household Furniture.
this Cucsday) o'clock 1t 81
knst 2pth Broadway large collection of Gil
Paintings, painted by the celebrated
European artists; eight Paror Suits Pianoorte Desks,
bookcases Turkish Chairs Lounges. Clocks. Bed.
room suits, Dressirs Cases Bureaus Wsshstand Mat
treses, Buffet Extension Tables Cockery, cutlery. Car
pets, &c. HENRY LiNN, Anctioncer