All kinds of plain mid fancy furni- I
ture, Bedding and Upliolsterd goods. {
Crockery, Glassware, Silver Plated j
ware, Britmiia ware, Lamps, Climide- j
liers, Mirrors, Cutlery, Wood aud I
Willow ware, Window Shades. Mats, I
Tinware and Coal Oil die., of all styles '
and descriptions, and at nil prices to
suit tho trade, wholesale and retail, !
B®.New Goods received every day.
A. R. Converse,
fH-tf Sixteenth street. i
The Origin op the Fire Yes»
terday morning is attributed to vil
lains who expected plunder when the
goods wore removed, V? het hep this
supposition lie correct or otherwise,
can only be discovered by some fortu
nate future developments, but it is j
very certain that tlie interest of the j
people of Cheyenne’ in McDaniels’ I
Museum continues unabated. The !
Museum halls arc nightly crowded I
with admiring visitors talking with i
tlie fascinating Circassian, and exam
ining the other curiosities of which
there are such varieties. Tlie How of I
Tom and Jerry ami the fragrance of
fine Havanas still continues in the sa
loon, and everything provided lli.it
can be had to add to the pleasure and
comfort of visitors. Try an evening
in the Museum.
