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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-05
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-05

INTELLIGENCE

Arrivals and Departures.
=, n gvRsgA III rAGsAps RAILROAD.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-05

AT BIGELow's HALL.-In Yesterdays
triotic action OF Eureka Hook and Lad
der Company, in calling a meeting for
celebrating the approaching Fourth of
July, we mentioned the Courthouse as
the place OF meeting. The meeting is
TO be held at Bigelow's Hall, the pro-
prIetor having rendered the Use Of II
for that purpose. Half-p past seven p.
NJ. IN the time designated, when we
nope to zee the hail filled 10 overflow
ing with patriotic citizens.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-05

AT HALF-MAsT.- The flag at the
truck-house of the Hook and Ladder
Company was hung at half. mast yes
terday in respect to the memory of
Geo. w. Lenhart, who died in Austin
last Tuesday evening. Deceased was
an active and efficient fireman and was
for many years foreman Of Pioneer
Hook and Ladder Company No. l, of
that city.
DEPARTED.-Mrs. w. III. Davenport
and Mrs. Benz. G. Levy departed on
yesterday mornings train for a visit
OF several weeks to San Francisco.
Mrs. w. Van Alstine left on the same
train, to rejsin her husband at San
Antonio, Texas.
CABIN BROKEN INTo.-A miners
cabin back of lower Spring street was
broken into yesterday afternoon, and a
lot OF blankets and a beaver overcoat
stolen. The thief effected an entrance
through a window in the rear of the
cabin.
MovED.-A. Berg, the well-known
grocer, has moved his stock of goods
two doors north of his old stand, where
be will be found ready al all times to
serve his old customers with the
choicest assortment Of family grocer
les.
WILL START UP.-The Atlas furnace
will commence operations to morrow
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-05

SAN FRAN6IsGo. May IL
.-.sscO stock Exchange.
The New York herald., 1876-11-11
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
ID GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.

AND United STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. via and Corsndt street.
ferries. as foiows-
Express Harrisburg. PittsDug. the West and South
with Pullman palace attached $3.50 A. NJ, 40
J.. NJ. sunday, o and 80 r.
For Wamspot Lock Haven, Cory and Erie at 40 and
500 Nj connecting at Cory for tusvilie. Petroleum
Centre and the OIL Regions.
For Baltimore. Washington and the South Limited Wash.
ington Express, Of Pullman parlor daily, except
Sunday, 80 A. NJ arrive Washington 4;lc r. ". Reg
uar at 40 A. NJ. 40 0O5 aud y r. N. unday ~
Express for Philadeph,s. 7so 40 40 A. NJ u 80
24p b A. s. o. z, 3 30 . +. NJ. and IL night. Accom-.
mediation x. N. and 10 II. NJ. Sunday, A. NJ. 9, Il
n 80 and r. NJ. Emigrant and second Glass; y. VI.
For Centennial Depot at 80 $50 7jO B. 40 no A.
NJ. II 80, and 4 r. NJ On Sunday, 3 A. NJ Returning
leave Centennial depot at 7:l5, S:l5 10 80 A. NJ, l.
las >, 3:sO 4:45. 8: $50. O. q 5O and 7O5 r. NJ. On
For trains to Newark Exabett Rahway Princeton Tren-
ton Perth Amboy tlemington sslyders , and other
Trains arrive From ristsedrg 20 and ~ 9 IN, ~ and
Monday From washingtcn, ,s, and baltimore AN
$3.50 and 40 A. NJ. From Philadepha, 05 :2O. 6:St
6iO q 80 Z :35 TAO 3 40 and 10 20 r. M. Sunday,
sos, 20 80 3:4o 10 10 IL 80 A. M. so and 10 20
Tcket Offices 52s and e4f broadway. No. Astor Houss
and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt No Court
Brooklyn: Nos. LA ll6 and lls Hudson st, Hoboken;
depot Jersey City EmigrAnt ticket Office No. Battery
p'EsgpsANK THOMSON, D. NJ. BoYD,J.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The New York herald., 1876-11-11

PINE BLOOMFIELD OTIS PIANO SEVERAL PINE
Brussels which 10 wards long widths
hair Mattresses snV other Bedding Music Boxes
Bookcases, standing aud sitting Desx svcrplard aud
taue Cnse fots Tea sets soup faeens several hne Par
lor and Icdroom suits nne ether
with great of French stationery Enselopc
Inkstands, Portfolios. Ac.
A UCriON SALE RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITuRK
N THIS Saturday MORNING. November ~.
The New York herald., 1876-11-11
SALES At AUCTION.

n 20 HERTzBERG. ACcTIoNEER. skl.Ls ioS
Iocock, ai7 West 2sth ST.. contents Of Lqncr store 81
vcpiated ic Pump Mirror. black walnut Bar. shelves
Liquors, Wines. Ac. together separately. Buycfs ia
sited. hERIZBkKG BIOS. office "a West I'D s..
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wrrH1S the past week or 90, over hity
car loads Of watermeloEs have been ship
ned nv rail to the West from the Mary
land Fl nit districts. Al the present time,
negotiations are pending for the trans
portasion Of. peaches on an extensive
scala, the Eastern markets being made
ouate a. an cutie. for the vast crops
raised in that State. Already there has
been secured for this purpose a number
of yen,ilatot cars, with passenger trucks
and air brakes. \ new arrangement for
,hi. season has been the shipment OF veg.
etables from Shepherd Station, where the
cars run along : wharf out INTO the POto-
mac, opposite Alexandra. Produce is
there transferred direct from the boats.
Over 1000 barrels Of vegetables have
been shipped during the past few months
The shipment Of wateFmelons from this
point now averages about ten cars day
to Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. The mel
ons are placed in the car so as not to roll,
and are bedded with straw to protect
them from the heavy jars en- route. The
cars are well ventilated, and hold about
l 900 melons each. Formerly, nearly all
the garden truck from, Norfolk was sent
North, and it is only very lately that the
West has entered largely into the mar
Ike. for heavy shipments Of early vegeta'
HES
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The Hestern Iron interest.

The meeting Of the Western Iron As.
ISOLATION recently at Cincinnati, has
done great service in the interest Of the
future welfare Of the iron business west
ofthe Allegheny Mountains. The dele
gates represented a capital Of several
million dollars in the business, and took
action that will probably place their
business 10 a more profitable position.
In order TO understand the importance
Of this meeting, it must be remembered
that last year the amount Of iron manu-.
featured only fellshort $4,000 tons Of the
largest amount ever made in a year, the
product being in round numbers about
million and a quarter Of tons; and yet
the manufacturers not only lost largely
on their years business, but the capital
expended in mills, coal banks,
&C., was deprecated to q ruin
Gus degree. There was no uniformity in
rates, and it was 10 correct this evil as
far as possible that the meeting was con.
vened. To illustrate the depreciation Of
property which mill owners have sus'
tained, It is but necessary TO cite couple
ofinstances. In Pittsburgh there is mill
that stands on two squares Of ground and
is we'll supplied with an. abundance Of
teuements for operatives, and owns Eve.
eighth Of coal mine. The property
cost $4,000, and when offered FOL, sale a
short time since the highest offer that
VISA made fnr II was Sl05 600. The land
itself is worth 100000 more than this
price. The other instance is that piece
Of property in Wheatland, in Pennsyl.
yania, having four rolling-mills and one
rail-mill on Il, besides. a small town Of
houses for workmeu. This property cost
s, 100000, and yet il will not bring To-
day $50, 0Oo.-N. Y. BaIetin.
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PHnADELPHIA, August I, l6lO.

PHILADELPHIA Au6uSt ~ 4S'N'
EiltaTSIAtelllscncer:
A delightful excursion which your cor
respondent took from Philadelphia into
the Anthracite regions in Northern Penn
sylvania caused an interruption OF my
letters from the Exhibition, but | am
fully ready now to resume my duties
once more. First, l must conclude my
description OF the West Virginia display.
Having spoken already about the min
eral treasures and the woods, l come TO
the
A0KIcuLTuRAL RESOURCES OF WET vIR-
GINA,
which are not so attractively represented
AZ they could aud should be. There is \
trophy Of corn,stalks and grain sheayes
above the entrance door,. There are
several cases filled with corn ears OF ex-
cellent growth and quality, and there are
number Of samples Of wheat, rye, oats,
barley, peas, beans, ETC., filed in glasses.
This shows, OF course, TO any agricultur-
ist who takes the trouble Of examining
these samples, what kind and quality Of
cereals our State raises, but our graugers
have beeh too economical in the quantity
Of their seeds and plants forwarded for
exhibition. II is therefore not possible
10 make striking feature OF this branch
Of our display, and it receives in conse-
quence less notice from visitors than II
ought 10 receive. In great Expeditions
like this only such objects attract the gen.
eral attention as strike. the eye, either on
account Of their form, design, or size, or
By their tasteful arrangement. That
grains and woods, simple objects a. they
are, can be exhibited TO great effect, is
proved in the case Of Kansas and Colora-
do, where the visitor, being surrounded
BY vast abundance Of sheayes Of grain,
decorating most effectively all .the walls,
and hanging down from the ceiling in the
shape Of Independence bells OF mytholog-
ical cornucopias, hassuggested TO him that
heis in the happy land OF Canaan, or some
other country where the earth brings
forth its fatness in season.
rHg TOBACCO INDUSTRY OF WEST VIRGINIA
is represented in two cases, one contain.
inc assortments OF tobacco leaves, exhib:
lied BY different growers; the other dis
pIsyinr Wheeling tips and stOgies from
The factory Of Henry Seamon on Water
street, The latter exhibit Is contributed
nv one single firm and Is very creditable
indeed. but It Ia decidedly wrong that all
me rest OF our numerous and important
ciDar and tobacco manufacturers should
rcmain wholly Indifferent in regard TO
our State Exhibition. II the Wheeling
manufacturers had turned out in q body
they would have had without doubt the
finest and largest exhibition Of cigars on
the whole Centennial grounds. II they
had nut half dozen cigar makers in the
West Virginia building TO manufacture
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THURSDAY, AUGUST ), 1876.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

OovEKGOA
NATHAN GoFF, JR-, Of HAriis0n.
ItFE OF SCHOOLS,
FIJI. CRAGo, Of Nanhali.
ArDFToE,
c n. sHINS. Of TnySs.
IERIsrEEE,
noses FgASKESBERGER, Of HinAUha
GTToESET 0ESEEAt7
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, Of Wool.
yypgE= OF ooCET or APPEALs.
alag TerHl
". II. II. FLICK. Of Berkeley,
HI BERKSHIRE, D! NOoOneiih
IIs!of 1erRl
T. s BROWS, Of JEekNpu.
ooSGRE.s -TIRsT DISTRICT
HON, c. +. SCOTT, Of Richie County.
ELEc1oEs At LARGE FOR wEsI VIEoESIi'
cot WARD H. LAIoS, Of Berkeley,
hon, c, ". SMITH, 81 Abeu-
ZOE 7u-sT CONGRESSIONAL pEsTEicf
BOS. d. !. PUGa, Of Tyler County
EtEc1oR ToE THE THIRD DISTINCT
COL F. Z. HAssLER, Of Jsek''a.
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any dishonesty In such policy7 The
United States, being in want Of money
sold its bonds, receiving therefor from 80
to 70 cents on the dollar. The contract
was that the United States would pay
principal and interest II the legIl.tsndeE
coin Of the United States-gold or silver
lin twenty year,, or at the option Of the
Government at any time after i've ye9Fs.
This was the contract. There is, there.
fore, nothing in the contract which can
be tortured into . prohibition Of pay.
ment in either gold or silver. No one
has ever questioned the right, legally or
morally, Of the United States 10 make
payment in either gold or silver, or TO use
both for that purpose. For the first time
in twenty-five years, II Is now possible
for the United States to coin silver dol.
lars, because, owingto the high price Of
silver, this could moi be done, except at 4
heavy loss. The United States, therefore,
in coming silver dollars Of the standard
weight existing since 1902, is bat resum.
ing the policy which has existed since the
Union was founded. It Is not creating .
new dollar, or one unknown TO It's credi-
tors: but It Is renewing Z coinage hitherto
suspended because Of the scarcity Of sill
yer. This dollar was . legal coin, in
which, by special contract, the United
States might bave paid every dollar Of
It's outstanding liabilities. That would
have been legal and honest when silver
was worth los, and how does the fall in
silver make that dishonest or illegal
which before was honestan legal? In a
brief time, abe relations Of silver and
gold may again be changed; sill
yer may again be relatively the
more valuable, but where is the
morality which requires the debtor, When
by the terms Of his contract he can pay il
either silver or gold, to always pay in the
metal having the greater relative value
L such q principle enforced between IN
diyiduals! Is ii the rple in commercial
life? Does not the option rest upon pre-
cisely the same grounds as the privilege
OF paying the twenty.year bonds at any
time, according 70 the convenience Oh The
Government, after five years from THEN
date 2-Has the Government acted dishOn
estiy In calling in several hundred mil
lions Of It's bonds, thereby depriSing tht
holder fall the premium they command
ed in themarket?
We are opposed at all times to any leg
islation which In any way violates con
tracts or obligations, directly or BY eva
sion; but we fail 10 discover the remotes
ground for assuming any legal or mora
Obligation which viii be violated or evad
ed By the coinage OF the time-honored
honest silyer dollars OF the United States
and their payment to the public creditors
in satisfaction OF national debts.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,
In the Circuit Court of Ohio County.
Tnl'% "a H'f'a''a (1ncn.ac.ry.

The undersigned special commissioner hereby
dives notice that, In pursuance Of The authority
conferred upon him by decree Of MD eourt mAde
In the above entitled Gauss, On the th day Of june
1876, he Will, On
WEDNESDAY, the Soth day Of August, A. D. 1876.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a: u, proceed 70 sell On
the premiSes 81 public auction, Q the highest ID
deceased, did seIIed and possessed, containing one
hundred and ninety-thrts acres and thirty-Hx
poles more o. les, and situated on the Eatefs o.
Short Creek, In Ohio county, In the st1te o. west
Virginia, and bounded q iolloyE Beginning a. 2
stnre, corner to John wIlson's hers, thence South
TO- 50 EGt Isl polea and Is links % stone, thenee
North n Wet - Poles and % link TO stone,
thence North 4Sa East Is poles and unfs 10
triple Locust, thaoee North ~ WeS - poles And
y Links . stone thesee North Il EA't , y pc:
poles 10 Inks 70 a'StOne, thence Moth ll3Se WoEt
II poles and Links 70 . Stnoe, tbepce North Il<<
ERS los poles and II links 10 Stone, thGDee South
e. 10 WeSt $ poles = links 70 sugar tree IN The
South 2S1Ss West ~ poles links TO stone, euTneI
70 MD Wilson; thence South lie West 10 poles u
links to the beginning according 70 esrttiR deed
dated the 10th day q June, 1875, made BY John
snodgrGs and vile conveying sid rial sstaie To
aid deceased.
saId lsnd . the tsrtin on which The Iate william
Atkinson resided, htrnted on The public rad
about seven miles from the dty Of Wheeling. and
about one mile IRON the Ohio ETer and the PitU-
bGrgh, Wheeling 4 Kentucky railruad, and IL con-
Tenient 10 schools and ehurches and well known 10
Be one Il The bezt taEns In Ohio county. The oil
y 4 reh ltmestone soil, the tennH are In good eon-
dition Ind considerable portion Of the ienenE Z
excellent oaEe orGnEe hadSe. There l. spring d
sod water IN every held. The land Il un8eri1ld
With coal q sod quality. Thee b hrs0 quln-
tity Of good loeRsi and other timber On the paeo.
The min house & one q the bEst 6r3ek 'flTm
houses In the county, with god oellAr aud vel
If choice water n The door, and there i god
Aahls and Other cut bhhlnGs.' The place has also
on Il small vineyard, 6ne orchard In full bear
ing and variety q other hut. -
Thoae desiripg 70 purchase are requested to call
On thepreTnises and ex1mlns for themselves.
] TERNs or 6ALE-0ne-thlEd d the pnrehaHa
money, Or such greater sum u the purchaser may
elect, eash In hand and the residue Of the purchase
money In two equal instruments, payable TeapAcf.
lively In one and two year tru the day Of sale The
credit instalments TO bear interest from the day d
ale and the purchaser 10 etTe bond with good pr.
sonal security for the deferred payments, and The
title To Be retAlDed until payment Of the purchase
money and the interest that may accrue thereon
In full. ALFRED CALDWELL,
j. c. HERvEr, Auetioneef. jy7s
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cEA1ED PROPOSALS. ~ II

- ss,Jed PrSpsl Il, IN - rOetTed a ibe esS: :!
the City Clerk until ThaEsdlyS AnS :, - JI ~
SiSr1IST BIZ Sewer, nine % inch eIehs On ne
HoSth side a ssh street, from the ba!ttHofe 2
mn RSIlroSd % The Ohio riTef. BIDS 70 be pSl
iIneSl foot N hrSck work and pa pEeh toS n1s6H
sGid Sewer 70 Be canstrueted y HS Z, ~
plans and Specifications On NE In tAe "D'sSA tAs
Gty Clerk. -,,,.a. 1. -.,,vrsa
~ c. T. o0HAH,
IA, chaI,uan Com. Streets and AHeys-
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ARRIVAL OF 1RArG
pWlRTUIY o. TRAINs.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NERVOUS KxHAUsTIoS.-A MEDICAL
IN Essay, comprising sGries Of lectures deliver
ed at Kahn's Museum Of Anatomy, New York, on
the cause and cure Of Premature Decline, showing
indisputAbly how lost health may Be reg1tped, Il.
tordinS clear synopSisOt the impedlments to mar.
r1AEe, and the treatment Of nervous and phyAiCal
debility, being the result Of % yeaS' experience.
Price de- address the author, DE. L. J. KAHN,
Office and reEidenoe 81 East I0thStreet, New York.
Rhl
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PINE ARTs N WET vIRoTNfA

Tha. these are not neglected in our
State Is proved BY number Of paintings
which decorate the hall on the second
floor and the ladies' parlor Ia The West
Virginia building. may mention .
"view Of Wheeling from Mount Wood
Cemetery" BY Miss A. N. Doddridge;
1.-THE Halt OF the S:oRewsll Brigade" By
D. G. Henderson, Of Leetown, Jefferson
county; yosemite Valley BY Miss D,
Hubbard, and several Landscapes BY Mis-
Ella upIegraf, Miss Crumbacker, Mis-
Wallace and Miss Reed, all Of Wheeling
and also a dower.pisce by Miss l. V,
Doddtidge. 1t would Of course be wrong
10 compare these with the works Of the
masters Of art in the Art Gallery but
they can be greeted As the beginning Of
good taste and refined culture in our
State, and they deserve the greatest en-
enlargement As the germs Of improve
ment in the future.
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NOTICES.
yrA1,ED PROPOSALS

ssaled PDPoah gill Be- received q thseGte q
s;Eloff p n, n farniihing bEe4kinG and spFead-
n. fo,1riSl Etrings hard Blue Lmestone % AeCni-
~ Strast betVeen Twelfth street and he Pentn-
TuIIr Rridse. BIDS 70 be pr perch, md ths night
10 reject any OF al bids Of ane y Tei SnWtH
,.n chiirn,n com. street. ma AlIeyL
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OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER.

Further Inventory OF the Con
tents of the West Virginia
BuiIding--The Agricultural IL.
hibit Of Our State Not What IL
Might Have Been-- wheeling
Not Properly Represented.
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and sell cigars there las some Of the
southern firms do in Machinery Hall)
they would have done . splendid
business in aetusl trade and In a.
vertising. / saw more than one Mest
Virginia visitor standing before ~;
mons tips andstogies and WishLng be had
supplied himself amply with thi. article
in Wheeling, being now compelled 70 pay
big prices for cigarS far Inferior to
Wheeling tips.
woods from West Virginia sheep breeders
attracts the attention and gains the very
Favorable comment Of all who are con.
noisseurs in this lire. The feeces and
samples contributed by c. H. Beall, Of
Brooke county; John Ingraham, Of Mar.
shall county, and, s. A. Cockayne, Of
MoundsvillG, are excellent indeed. and
show that those parts Of our State are
eminenuy suited for sheep growing, and
that our farmers should not fail 70 avail
themselves Of this advantage.
TIE EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT
Of our State expedition forms = worthy
and interesting feature Of il. The photo
graphs OF substantial structures in the
way Of public school buiIdingsin Wheel
ing, Charleston, Moundsville and other
places, Of Bethany College and the differ
ent State Normal schools, form very taste
full and convenient wall decorations. The
work OF the scholars in various branches
and the school books in use in the State
are displayed in two glass cases. MAny
yisiLorS take the trouble to examine the
specimens Of spelling, writing, map and
other drawings Of the young generation
| OF our State, and are OF the opinion tina
their work compares very fayorably Eitl
school works Of the same classes.ot othel
States. Deserving Of special mention il
the educational branch are ageologica
map OF Brooke county, by J. A. MyeFs, o
Bethany, and two maps, one Of the Unite'
States aud one of West Virgins, prepares
very ingeniously Tor the use Of the bin,
department in The West Virginia Inst
tute Of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, BY II
In. Johnson, himself blind man. --
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