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NEW SETTLING BASIN.

The Jessup & Moore paper company
are now engaged in the construction of a
new settling basin at the st. Augustine
paper mills. 1t will be nearly 300 feet long
i4O feet wide, and twelve feet deep. The
basin will be walled to a thickness of
iour feet, and the mason work is very
heavy, some of the stones requiring the
united eXertions of ten or twelve men to
put them in place. These basins are used
for the purpose Of thoroughly clean ng
and settling the water used in the manu-
facture of paper
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Bitten by n Mad Dog.

II IS said that some of the dogs that
were bitten by mad dog along Front
street, on Friday morning, as mentioned
IN Saturdays GAZETTE, are allowed to
run at large. If the owners of these dogs
VIII not adopt proper precautions to pro,
tect themselves and the public, the police
should shoot the bitten animals,
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CARD FROM WIN. Ii. BRADY.

Mr.. EDIDoR Why does Charles Ii.
Gallagher use the name of Messrs.
Aiken and Brady in his card? Does he
not know who the man was that sold
himself to him on tba: occasion Does he
not stlnctly recoliect that he paid the
individual S25 90? Ii he does not recol-
lect perhaps be can refresh his memory,
by calling Oh The gentleman on Fourth
street who furnished the money for that
purpose. WM. IL. BRADY.
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A Banker Buys n Paper.

Says the Cecil IVhig:-We are please /
to learn that our enterprislng ban ker,
Hon. Jacob Tome, of Port Dep osit, has
become oneof the proprietors of the W.
Transport Gazette and Bulletin, which is
the leading Democ .atic paper of tn at
place. We hope that he may impress
upon it his well known Republican prin-
ciples.
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FIFTH EDITION.
400 P PEOPLE Losr AND 200 MISSING

VIENNA, August 3l.-1he town of Mis-.
kolez, capital of the circle of Borsod, in
Hungary, was almost entirely laid waste
on Friday night by storm. A thousand
houses were destroyed by tue rainfall.
The population of the place was estima-
ted at about twenty thousand.
Later accounts from Miskolez, Hunga-
ry, show that the disaster by the storm
exceeds the worst that was feared. Over
40O persons have already been recovert d
and 200 persons are still missing.
AT Erlau, capital of the county Of
Heves, Hungary, situated on the river
Eyer, and about 65 miles from Pesth, the
river rose during the storm, and broke
through the walls of the town. While
rows of houses were demolished by the
Hood and many persons were drowned
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TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The public schools of this city opened
again this morning after the summer vaca-
ton. The attendance of pupils was fully
as large as usual. The morning session
was occupied in making the usual trans
iers and promotions, and in classifying the
scholars. BY evening all the schools will
be in thorough working order.
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Meeting this Evening.

a Democratic mass meeting will be
held this evening on Fourth street be-
tween Market and Shiplcy streets.
Addresses will be made by j. l.. Val
iiisndigham, Esq, l. G. Grubb, ESQ H. c,
turner, Esq, and Mr.. James III, Meyers.
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VIM. Howard Day and number or
other Republican negroes in Pennsylvania
seceeded from the negro Republican con-
vention, because they were not willing to
The slaves ofthe Republican, party lead
erS.
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CoLoRED TENT MEETING

The colored people are holding a ser,es
of meetings each evening IN a tent erect
ca on King street, between Eighth and
Ninth, in the rear of the African Church
The meetings are conducted with great
rehglous zeal, and are visited nightly bv
large crowds of white as well as colored
people.
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o.lsall!. o.Hlsal1l!.ll!!I!dlLyIlE;INSIil' Is! SIil''
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SAVING NIlI IIIISi'
RIpEyy.

There Is a curious story ai,11t ,,-, -
wines which are extensively adyerti.4d,
days. and have only recently been nm
The market. DR.. Underhili he Whit,
grape-grower of Croton Point diei 4 N
Some Of his heirs entertained ,smr...]
views Of such extreme E-l ,h-, NV y
unwilling to allow the stock Of yiet.,5r
hand to be sold or any mere 10 trs1
The grapes have sometimes bc.o a-,
market, and sometimes In b. q, AZ y
the vines. It's only now tlq,',e cf,.ij
have succeeded in arrauringlas "A
of the estate and the safe Z. {, .-e1
hand. Among the g ] aH... c.' .-a,
ol 1885,, described a. e 10: wee, ,-r'.. ~
but suggesting the lrp.gl T1- p,
than any Other IGrarc.l N'rs e.ls'
wholly unlike arv O. p r'-o tf }-s-,
growth. rs purirv. aoeatd ,... ..e.r-s
remarkable, and borb ray4u... ..l,s
fanciers have a special in'r- ilfpl
Oldest native wine nov arr 'emsvJ
siderable quantity The whoie ,'ocAghl
hands Of the well-kno"n Wau.---.. "A
house Of the ThurL4n.-A. y. 7ss|
Nov. I0. 1877.
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- scent stamps, and you will receiva
by next mail a handsome set of sleeve
buttons and ladies fine breast pin. Al
De-. au,g,1' az, Gover'
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ARRESTED FOR THEFT

This morning officer Donivap arrestad
Charlotte Short, on the complaint of ber
father charging her the theft of about one
hundred and twenty-five dollars worth
OF household goods. She will be given a
hearing this evening. I"
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Transparent Teaching Card :

Instruction and Amusement comb,nad
7erent artistic designs. The entire nscE
-snt free 70: S6 cts currency or istam ns
fzL Den ~ Co.. 90 Ann st.. N. Y.
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GALLAGHER and his negro police force
VIII Dc defeated tomorrow if the Demo.
Gratis all vote for Almond.
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Orphans Court.

The September session of the Orphans
oourt lor New Castle county, commenc-
ca at New Castle, this morning.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-02
A Negro Turning White.

says the milford NeWs-For fourteen
years past, Jacob Burton a cslored man
or Cedar Creek Hundred has been turn
ing white! We met him in the street on
Saturday last and thoroughly examined
ms skin. In spots of from the size Of buck
"hot to places as large as the hand. the
colorlng matter-the "uiggeI" matter is
en'lrely gone and the skin and flesh is as
only saw these parts of the man Won
would at once say, he's white. The CON
trast between the negro skin In the dar X
places ard the white skin in the clear
places Is remarkable and makes one feel
ashamed of all the strife that has existed
IN thls country, because of the little col
orlng matter between the layers of The
SKIN OF portion of our citizens!
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EIRSr NATIONAL BANK
n OF WILMINGTON.
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC Monpxs
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE TN
TED STATES.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-02

The resolution adopted on Thursday,
selecting in the future two sets of dele
Sates to nominate county ticket meets
our approval. Heretofore the interest has
always centered in the candidates for the
olfice of Sheriff, and the delegates were
elected with that object in view. The
other party of the ticket is just as import
ant to the people as the office of sheriff,
and the plan adopted will separate the
two entirely, and we think will be greatly
70 the advantage Of the party. This same
rule has been found highly beneficial to
sIe party in Sussex county, where it has
5een tried for number of years, and we
think it will work well in this county
Deinraredn.
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The above speaks fer itself, but We I'd
add That this is the pure juiee Of the md
neither d,Egged, hqHorfd ror 7ge!oti ,sal
has been ripened and meiowed by ase 4
for medicinal or sacramento purposes
unsurpassed. 1t can be obtained from na
Of the leading Druggists thToughoa 4
United States, and at wholesale from I
undersigned. who will forward des.a7s
pamphlet, free of charge, on applici'i3a
Respectfully ETC.,
II. K. & F. B. THURBER 1 CO.
Wet Byoadsuoy, Reade and HHzn Nn'
NEw-YORH
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SALE OF BUILDING LOTS.

On Saturday afternoon j. T. Heal |
sold at public sale twenty-eight building
lots situated on Eleventh, Twelfth, Sher-
man and Head streets, as follows:
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V'HE ARTIzANs SAVINGS RAM
6o2 MARKET STREET.
lFcoRPoRATED JANUARY 24d, 1851;
M. until p. M :, and on Tuesday and 81.
1rday evenings from N o'clock,
BEAI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
-eEularly made in April and October
re accounted as deposits. Thus permaneG,
deposits compound their interest twice in
each year. S A
MANAGERS.
Clement umyth, George w Rusb.
Ghas. " own d, George S, Capelie.
Sathsn'l X. Benson, NJ. L. Lichensteil. n
aenty ~ ~ =, 4; ;' pure' Edward Darlington
Edward Pusey, VIM. III. Swif'
Anthony Higgins.
-,o GEO. ". BUSH, President.
feb2i f.. II. TAYLOR. Traesn
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EDWARD Belts, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, CAsH1r,
Paid up Capital, s6OO. .ooo
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Here rs something worth calling Ti9iaI sasI
that every one needs, Farmers Ht rs 'rI1iSs aSs
and Livery stable keepers, ,a,F Fifs rlaansr aHs
e asyie1 wagon or "ss' Street Sprinkler, Fa%s
Pump, Stock Pump, or m for or al any psIpSsy sIlssy
where water is used. Throws S,Sa 1,ri nTi i
a Well less liable to get out OF oruui u,,,np n|
less and last longer lilan I,Ia,,on %n ana easily
tasen Sss; s%pts oat or IN put IN Well csts5p
Spring. The cylinder is stoneMHCr suas or Screws:
rust no friction no nails tacks cingeIber OF sn
Everything is solid. weii pull pdh, ,of ~ them Al
cheap, durable and lasting; o,eo m. stocS|
Force Pumps, 1890 and slo'Soi So n
Pumps, Ell 90, Family !. pnmps, az Esspsf, s"'
The we'll know restaurant HH1of'LAND,
No. soi King street. wilmington t,rier, sl
msnufacturer and proprietor, d9y'
promptly attended to. Msfs'.-
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|9IE!| EMF!

obtained for Inuentors, in ne 0"ut,i Mgh or prl,
oiee iocaisd IN Easaingio,.,c 70. cSe afS
United States Patent Ogife, y. am ness and dt11
dss r%f less ssssiis ee. @as o+ pae ag q's S5 sse
g eapiey SGs.eeiais dt;oFsys G,tSyiss opsip, "a
ela5 ss g, esa csTfFfi fFa,sns as are re Ta e
a. ccey eS ss'S car Snas a er oSa@sa a cSsa in
It sirciios s how t1 obtain as Rats'ls a NGa
Jesgeph %sg~C Cascv, iae Ch Jupi,ss p,sa T. ose asd
tors to .e and Members Of cOneres. J,g 4 CO.. sOt
Address: LOUIS bAek o., k Dpa s"Ad1
of paten,s and Attorneys az Law N
Warrington. ID. q
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Discount days, Mondays and THURSDAYS

FhlIadelphia and New York Exchange fur.
AtsAed to regular Depositors Without ch arae
The daily gazette., 1878-09-02
A NEW WHARF.

Total. 81 500 II
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Dana Thayer, Esq, has gone east on
an extended visit.
j. R Wilson and E. T. Boseman, OF
Sacramento, are at the Metropolitan.
The Durbin Brothers, Thomas and
John, returned yesterday from the
round-ups.
Mrs. F. E. Warren left on yesterday
afternoons Colorado Central train for
a brief visit to Colorado.
Rev. T.. Dewitt Talmage, the emil
nent Brooklyn divine, passed through
this city yesterday, en- route for the
Pacific coast.
DIR. Bowman, Charles Riner and II.
s. Oliver, who have been on a hunting
tour in the mountains. returned to the
city yesterday. g
Hon. W. A. H. Loveland, president,
and VIM. N. Babcock, general freight
and ticket agent of the Colorado Cen
trail, was in the city yesterday. mN5e
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Trial Bo,sI. as cen...-

AHal 6ottic IS GEMS.
rHE BEST COUGH REMEDY EVER
This is a bold assertion, but we only
repeat the universal testimony of all
who have used and known DR.. S,Dayne's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry for
many years in curing coughs, hoarse-
ness, sore throat, bronchitis, weak
breast, disordered liver, palpitation o.
disease Of the heart, and diseased lungs,
even after they had become much dis
ordered. No family should be without
DR.. Soayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry, as oftentimes a single IS cent
bottle viii ure a recent cough OF cold,
and thus prevent much suffering and
risk Of life. It is, equally valuable in
Asthmatic and Bronchial affections,
curing the most obstinate cases. Trial
bottles 25 cents Large size 81. Sold
by leading druggists. In Cheyenne by
Addoms & Glover, Wholesale and Re.
tail Druggists. mar19-wf&su&w-1y
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P-ENITENTIARY POINTS.
Some Corrections Made About the Conduct
o. Prisoners.
LARAMIE CRY, june %. ISIS

LARAMIE CITY, June %, 1878.
To he Editor of The Leader:
Permit me to give your readers a true
version Of the murderous attack upon
Warden House by the convict Wilbert
on Thursday, and also to correct the
statement made by the Cheyenne Sun,
that 1t was Fonce Ryan who was guilty
of the cowardly act. Ryan was shot
and since that time has been scarcely
able to move without assistance. Will
bert, who made the attack on the War
den, was sent here for a term of ten
years, convicted in the Laramie county
court, at the November term, 1876, for
killing a soldier at Fort Laramie. On
Thursday morning Brown told Wilbert
to put his broom away after he had
swept out his cell, and the latter com.
menced abusing him. Wilbert has NOT
been altogether in his right mind, and
in consequence thereof has been dealt
with ~leniently.
House, the Warden, approached Will
bert and asked him why he did not
obey the rules of the prison; the latter
made a spring, catching him by the
throat with his left hand, using his
knife to stab the Warden on the left
side Of the head just in front of his ear,
making an ugly though not dangerous
wound.
The Sun also states that Dunk
Blackburn, while here, was very diff
cult to manage. Such is not the case.
No prisoner here has behaved better
than he, and he has not had an iron of
any description on him since the day of
his incarceration. JUSTICE.
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very valuable If properly managed.

very valuable If properly managed. II
Mr.. Donaldson can in any way cut loose
from the 1000 debt incurred by those
wild cat spectators and adventurer4
Brooks, Bennett and Stover-who pre-
ceeded him, he will make the old "Pov-
erty Camp" come out all right.
Messrs. Farwell, Bell & Holt are put
ting in a ditch sixteen miles long which
will take the water from Elk river and
when completed will supply water for
all who may want it. This ditch they
will complete during this season. Mr..
Bell has not yet gone into the mines
but Is expected to arrive at Rawlins
next week.
On Monday evening our gentlemanly
railroad clerk, Mr.. Charles Chrisman,
was married to Miss McAvoy. On the
same evening Gov. Hoyt arrived, and
that night and Tuesday he was here
getting acquainted with our people.
There were not less than two hundred
gentlemen at the depot to give him a
greeting, and during the evening many
ladies and gentlemen called to pay their
respects. He evidently understands
and will attend to the wants of the
people.
Last evening the Ladies' Church
Society" gave a strawberry and ice
cream festival, for the purpose of pay
ing off a small balance on the organ in
the Presbyterian church. The society
realized a net profit of nearly 800.
More anon. OCCASIONAL.
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BOUNDING BANN0CKS.
Movements of U. 8. Troops.
The Redskins Trying to Slip Through How
ards Lines Into 0regon-Thencs to
the British Possessions.
Correspondence OF The LEADER
SALT LAKE CITY, June 20.

"a a. I1AI
SALT LAKE CITY, June 20.
To the Editor Of The Leader:
The three companies of the Four
teenth Infantry which left Camp
Douglas under Major Bryant, still re-
main at Fort Hall, Idaho, and the two
companies Of the Fifth Cavalry, from
Fort Russell, have gone into camp at
Ross Fork Agency.
The movement of the hostile Ban
nocks westward towards Malheur
Agency, in Oregon, rendered 1t neces-
sary for the Fort Hall troops to attempt
cooperation with Gen. Towards COM
mand, and they will probably remain
at their present posts to await further
developments. Lieut.. Col. Fred Grant,
of Gen. Sheridan's staff, has been at
Fort Hall for some time. with the in
tention Of taking part in any move
ment that might become necessary
from that post.
1t looks now, however. as though
the hostiles are e~ndeavoring TO slip
through Gen. Towards lines and make
their way up through Oregon, getting
all the accessions and doing all the
mischief they can, and then skip over
to join Sitting Bull. Indeed it will not
be long until the British Possessions
will come to be regarded as an asylum
for all the hostile Indians of our
northern borders. If they could only
be induced to go there and stay with
the Great Mother, the people Of the
United States would be rid of this
everlasting Indian question, with all of
its corruption, thieving and misman-
agement. The people of the Northern
Territories would be delighted to trans
fer the whole outfit to the other side of
the northern boundary.
RANGER.
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IT is A FAcTil

Broson's Liver Pills cures headache
biliousness and liver complaint.
BroDn's Cough Balsam and Idr
Trochcs cures coughs, colds, and
throat and lung affections -THAT
CoUaH SHOULD BE CHECKED AT
ONCE. q
Bropn's Hair Tonic prevents dand-
ruff and loss Of hair, and secures a
beautiful gloss.
Broson's Arnica Liniment and Salve
cure sprains. ~swellings, sores, ulcers
and frost bites.
Pdrisian Lilly .Ralm beauties the
complexion. Z
Sdrsapdrilla, Dandelion and Iodide
Of Potassium invigorates the liver and
purifes the blood. The GREAT rem
edy for Chronic rheumatism.
For sale by Addoms & Glover,
Geo. W. Hoyt and Hurlbut Bros,
Cheyenne, Wyo. Ter. my28-tf
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

DYER's.-J. B. Taylor, Pine Bluffs
A. ]. Burt and wife, Deadwood.
SIMMoNs.-J. r. Wilson, E. A
Prince, Cairo, H.; T. C. Reynolds,
Topeka, Kans., and A. T. Hendricks
st. Paul.
INTER OcEAN.-A. B. Coombs ant
M. M. Hamlin, Chicago; Jno. ]. Baker,
Camp Clark, Neb.; Jas. A jackson
and Geo. T.. Phelps, Council Bluffs
Joseph Lee, New York; w. W. Heath,
Rockford, Ill.
r RAnRoAD.-B. F. Crawford, Erie
Pa; 9. Homar, Penn; w. r. Homar,
Denver; A. ]. Jordan and j. T. Hodl
gen, st. Louis; Chas. Alger, Colorado
3. r. Gay, Louisiana; F. F. Wells
y. L. Williams and wife, San Fran
cisco.
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We stated recently that Wyoming
Commandery No. 1, Knights Templar,
had accepted an invitation to be
present at and participate in the cere
monies Of laying the corner stone Of
the Public school building at Laramie
City tomorrow. This morning we are
enabled to publish u list of the Sir
Knights, members Of the Commandery
above named, and visiting Sir Knights,
who have signiied their intention OF
being present on that occasion:
w. b. Trufant, E. c.; E. P. Snow,
Gen. and Past E. c.; r. B. Horrie,
Capt. Gen. and Past E. c.; Rev. L. ].
Hall, Prelate; H. N. Orr, Senior War
den; W. F.. Hosford, Junior warden;C c.
F. Miller, Treasurer; Thos. M. Fisher.
Recorder; G. p. Organ, Standard Bear
or; o. b.. Sharpless, Sword Bearer; s.
A. Bristol, Warden; J.. E. Davis, Capt.
of the Guard; L. Murrin, H. Haas, H.
Glafcke. j. w. Lytle, A. P. Powell, G.
A. Reals, w. s. Phillips, N. A. Health,
j. NJ. Burnett, r. j. Sharp, A. Eur
gems, c. w. Sweet, ]. E. Hall, F. w.
Freund, w. P. Garnet, J. s. Taylor,
]. H. Nichols, A. w. Haygood, W. G.
Tom, d. l.. Roberts, W. L. Seeley, l.
Voorhees,, L. D. Pinn, T. Dyer, F. N.
'Foote, p. II. Allen, J. Y, Cowhick, S.
X. Sharpless. R. Law, 7. N. Shanka
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Fair and Festival.

Remember that on Tuesday evening,
25th inst, the ladies Of the Catholic
church will begin their fair and festi-
val in McDaniel's block. 1t will con-
tinue three evenings. Choice refresh
ments will be served; a hop will take
place every evening, and a 800 flag
will be voted to the most popular fire
company. 1t
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sradIe5s Command Rsard From.
DEADwooD. june %. ia

"cODs Suucz ~, 1910
Gen. Bradley's expedition reached
the Belle Fourche river Tuesday even.
ing, 18th, and went into camp, remain
ing in camp an the 10th, making prepa-
rations for fording the river, which Is
at a high stage. Owing 70 the high
water and overflow. it was necessary to
corduroy the approach to the river. On
the night of the 10th the river rose
fourteen inches and was sttl rising on
Goth. Should this continue it will be
impossibleto o for several DAYS.
Heavy rains and consequent bad roads
have done much to delay the move
ments Of the command since starting,
and the Little Missouri river win not be
reached until the latter end of the
month instead Of the 18th, as was ex-
pected. 1t is not yet known whether
Gen. Bradley will establish the perma-
nent camp on the Little Missouri,
which is only two days marching from
the present camp, or on some Of the
beautiful tributaries of the Belle
Fourche river. Several large parties of
miners have passed through the camp
en- route to Tongue river from the Hills.
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Attention Sir Knights.

All the members and visiting Sir
Knights, that intend going OF joining
with Wyoming Commandery No. /, on
their trip to Laramie City, June oath,
VIII meet ut the Asylum Of Wyoming
Commandery No. 1, Monday morning,
at z O'Clock, sharp, railroad time.
Train win leave the depot at 7:3O
O'Clock, railroad time.
1t By order E. q.
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Lost Seven Pounds in Three Weel.

h Lost Seven Pounds in Three Weeks.
5 Adams Anti-Fat is u genuine medi-
cine. and will reduce corpulency from
two to five pounds per week. Purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless, act
ing entirely on the food in the stomach,
preventing the formation Of fat. 1t is
also a positive remedy for dyspepsia and
rheumatism.
BosToN, Mass, Feb. 18th, 1878.
BoTANIcM EDIcrNECo Buffalo, N. Y:
Conference.-The lady alluded to lost
seven pounds in three weeks, by the use
of Adams Anti-Fat. Yours truly,
SMITH, DooLIrTLE & SMITH,
je20 cod NV Wholesale Druggists
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1 take this method of informing the
public that I have purchased Nc
Mahon's "Black Hills Corral, which
will be kept open day and night for the
purpose Of herding horses and cattle.
My motto Is Low Prices and First
Class Accommodations" Feed and
sale stables attached to the premises.
my29-1m j. N. TREvErT.
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Groceries at Auction.

The stock Of groceries heretofore
belonging to Will L. Foglesong will be
sold at auction; the sale commencing
this Thursday evening at Z O'Clock,
and continuing every evening until the
lot is disposed Of. Goods will be offered
during the day for sale at cost. Re-
member the place: Foglesong's old
stand, Seventeenth street.
M. e. PosT,
Assignee.
Cheyenne, June 10, 1873. je2O-tf
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The opening of proposals received
for the erection of Catholic church
in Cheyenne, has been postponed until
8 O'Clock p. NJ, Monday, oath inst.
No proposals will be received after
the above named hour. %
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The elegant store rooms and offices
in McDaniels' new block, On Eddy
street, are now ready to rent. Imme-
diate possession given, and moderate
rents charged. For particulars apply
to James McDaniels. ap2-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-23

LosT.-A key ring with four keys,
two large and two small ones. Alb
eral reward will be paid for their re-
turn to BARKALow BRos.ek
1t Cheyenne.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-23
Called communication Of Chey,

Called communication Of Chey-
~enne Lodge No. /, A. F. & A. NJ,
at 100 O'Clock, ~(railroad time) Monday
morning, June "a. For the purpose Of
attending the celebration Of laying the
cornerstone at Laramie City. Visit
ing brothers fraternally invited.
By order Of W.. M.