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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-26
Read this. Young Ladies'.
From the Pittsburgh Commercial.

From the Pittsburgh Commercial.
We heard very pretty incident Inc
other day, which we cannot help reiat-
ing. A young lady from the South, 1t
seems, was wooed and won by youthful
physician living in California. when
the engagement was made the doctor
was rich, having been very successful al
San Francisco. 1t had not existed SIX
months, however, when, by an unfortu-
nate investment, he lost his entire heap.
This event came upon him, 1t should %
added, Just Ms he was about to claim MS
bride. What does he do? Why like an
honorable and chivalrous young fellow
As he is, he sits down and writes the LADY
every particular OF the unhappy turn
which has taken place in his fortunes, as
SURFING her that if the fact produced any
change in her feelings towards him, she
was released from every promise she had
made him. And what does the desv,
good girl? Why, she takes lump OF
pure gold which her lover had sent her
in his prosperity as keepsake, and nav
ing it manufactured into ring, forwards
it to him with the following Bible IN
scription engraved IN distinct characters
on the outside: "Entreat me not 10 leave
thee, or to return from following alter
thee; for whittier thou goest will go,
and whittier thou lodgest Will lodge;
thy people will be my people and thy
God my God; where thou diest will l die,
and there will be buried; the Lord do
so to me, and more also, if aught but
death part me and thee" The lover
idolized his sweetheart more than ever
when he received the precious evidence
of her devotion to him both in storm
and sunshine. We may add that fortune
soon again smiled uyon the young ply.
slcian, and that ne subsequently returned
to the North to wed the sweet girl he
loved, and who loved HIM with such un.
diving affection. Reader, this is all true.
Young ladies who read the Bible as close
ly as the heroine of this incident seems
to have done are pretty sure to make
good sweethearts and better wives.
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AFEw ELEMENTARY TRUTHS.

Strikes seldom accomplish any good
for the workiugman. The most peaces-
bly conducted strike is full of peril to
bis interests for certain measure OF IN
timidstion is OF the essence OF the most
pesceably conducted strike, which neces-
ssrily involves the power to ostrscize all
workingmen who do not join in it. A
strike is really an exchange OF perfect
liberty on both sides and of peaceful re-
lstions as between capital and labor, Tor
= sort of military administration on both
sides and wsrlike relations between capt.
tai and labor. When the hostllities thus
set on foot become fragrant, capital in
eyirably combines Tor Its own
protect vu. and rs in the long run
capital Is necessarily the stronger,
labor must go TO the wall.
II labor, finding itself the weaker, calls
in riot and destruction, capital instantly
draws to itself sill the sympsthies of So
c.ety and srouses the instinct OF self
preservation in sll classes of the COM
munity. The defeat of labor in such a
conflict is the laborers only hope of ex-
istence, for the victory of labor in such 8
conflict, were 1t possible, would mean
the extinction Of civilization and the de-
ssrtion OF the country by capital. If all
the lsborers in the United States by COM
biniug together could cut off Al hour
from their days work or add halt
dollar TO their daily income at their own
pleasure, they would find themselves
without an hour OF work to do or u half
dollar 10 receive.
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DIED:

GARDNER-On Wednesday morning,
July 25, 1877, at 10 minutes 10 O'Clock,
EpwAhD FRANKLIN, son OF Michael and
Elizabeth Gardner. aged years and .
months.
Funeral from the residence OF Clark
Hanes, Esq No. I'll Market street, on
Thursday afternoon, Goth inst, at 2 o'clock.
Friends of the family respectfully invited
TO attend. Interment at Greenwood cem'
etery
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TOB ACCOS.

have on hand a full line of TobaccoN,
from the leading manu- aCturles in the
country. including Lorilard's. FINER
Bros, Homer Hudson's, j. +. Pace, RICh-
ulond, j. D.. Pace, DiuyIlIe, b. r. GrayeIy,
uOlOroOk', Monitor Navy, larry I. hol-
brooks Navy.
| can furnish all styles made by these
factories. AT lowest market prices
VI. REILLY,
1893 and 1911 Main street.
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Commissioners Sale.

Ann Sutton and others
W. tin Cboncarv
ID. c. List. Trustece for
El!Zat eSh Z. COen, ct. al.
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling.
By virtue of a decree in the above enti-
tied cause entered by said Court on the
zth day of July, 1877, the undersigned,
special Cor missioner, Will, on
Friday. the 27th OfJuIy, 1877,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. NJ, proceed TO
sell at public auction AT the front door OF
me Court House of Ohio county, in the
city OF Wheeling the following described
real estate, situated on the east side of
Main street between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, havin4 front on Main
stress OF a fe [. and running eaStwardly
with an even width ~ feet bounded on
the north by property. of Thomas Horn
brook, and ON the south by the property
Of A. Swertfeser, and now occupied by
VIM. Graham as furniture store. known
as the -. ". RObb" property. said prop
erty will be sold subject to the lease OF
SAID VIM. Graham, the purchaser Ia pay
the taxes of 1877 and take q pro rata share
OF years rent.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third of the pur-
chase money in cash Tor greater proper,
ton If thu purchaser elects), One-third
ia SIX months, and the residue in Twelve
months, the purchaser giving ms note
With approved personal security Tor said
deferred payments, with Interest from day
of sale, and the title 10 be retained until
the purchase money shall be paid in fuil.
JOHN j. JONES,
ly25.s Special Commissioner.
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.pUPONT,S WHEELING row
DER AGENCY.

HAVE Al ALI. TIMES ~ MAGA-
ZINE :. large stock OF the above celt-
brated Powder, VIZ: Rife, Sportin,, IN
cans. Blasting ana Mining, IN metallic
packages which 1 will sell al wholesale at
Manufacturers prices. / have portable
magazines OF different sizes for NhlpplnE,
and yCiI Irliyer Tree on cars or boat. This
powder is unequailed IN strength ana
quality. NJ hEI
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REFINED SUG&RS.

j0O barrels Crushed, Powdered, Grauu.
lated. Coffee and Yellow, in tore and for
"a at lowest market rates.
VI. REILLY.
lSO+ and 1911 Main street.
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FRESH TEAS.

so packages Gunpowder, Imperial,
Youu tyson, Oolong, English Breakfast
and .Irnoag Teas, in store aud !or sale
AT lo,. cures. VI. REILLY,
1913 ana 1871 Main street.
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5n tlercrs received direct from Charles
ton, IN store and tor sale by
NJ. REILLY,
1909 an 1871 Main street.
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MEATS AND LARD.

Sugar Cured CanvaSSed Hams, sugar
cured Cauyassed Shoulders sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain shoulders, Clear
sides, sugar urcd Dried Beet, fresh nom
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Lear Lard IN titrceS, bar.
relS, halt barrels, keg, and pals, all at
lowest market rates. VI. RElLLl,
laugaud 1911 Main street.
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RROONlS

30 dozen fancy, rious sizes, lust re-
ctIveG rud for sale by VI. .ElLLl,
1909 and 1871 vain Street.
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StauntOn Female Seminary,
SrArNTON. NIRGINIA.

STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
Rev ]. l. Mi Ter, A. NJ, Principal, with a
full and experienced corps OF teachers.
including Mrs Gen. J. +. b. Stuart. school
not sectarian. Four denominations repre-.
scented in the faculty. Board and home
comforts the best. Positively no extrava-
gance in dress allowed. Terms libe raj.
Session opens Sept. o., 1917. send for caIa-
logue TO the Principal iy2lb
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Vanderbilt University.

THE THIRD SESSION WILL BEGIN
L Sept. /, 1877. TuitiOn-ln Biblical De-
partment, Tree; in Literary Department,
$50: in Law Department, $50; other fees, SIS
The Medical Department will open Oct
list. Fee for attendance, 500.
For catalogues, apply to J. NJ. LEE II,
Secretary of the Faculty, Nashville, Tenn.
l.. c. GARLAND, Chancellor.
Jyl9eqgt
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NOTICE.

al PERSONS KNOWING THEM
n selves indebted TO the late firm of
Hennegen, Bates q Co. will find ii 10 their
interest to call and settle without delay,
AT No 1854 Main street. ielg
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VIRGINIA Female institute

STAUNTVN, VIRGINIA.
ID ~. Il. II. PHILLIPS. RECTOR, AS
II SISTED by a full corps OF experienced
officers. The SD annual session will COM
mence September l2th, 1877. Buildings
sp"ciouS, with gas and hot and cold
water. Heated by steam. Extensive
grounds. Patronage from l9 States.
School tirSt-c. ass. Terms moderate Seven
churches within three minutes walk.
For catalogue address the Rector.
iy2jygD
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FISH.

Mackerrl, Nos. /, = and 3, in barrels, hall
barrels ana kits: Lac Herring ia hall
and QuU rter barrels; salt Water Herring
in barrels and hall barrels; in store and
for sale by VI. x LILY,
luull 800 and 1911 Main street.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,

SALEM VIRGINIA,
Next session begins September >, IL.
Collegiate. elective and preparatory
courses Unsurpassed location. Mountain
climate. Moral community. Five churches
IN town. Moderate expenses: from Sl6O
to $40 for 80 months, udiug tuition,
board, ETC.. etc. students from fifteen
states, Indian Territory, and Mexico.
Twenty students from West Virginia. For
Catalogues, etc, address
SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
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Select school.

NO. Is THIRTEENTH STREET
Miss Eewham beg TO inform her friends
and the public IL is her intention TO con-
tinue her school at the above address.
Course OF in, tructIOuS includes French.
Miss y. would be- pleased TO add 10 the
number OF pupils now studying with her
in prepare ion Tor college.
Lessons in French during the vacation.
Terms, So; pupils under twelve, $3.50.
iy!OT T-Srb
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AGRRAT OFFER. I'VE wi ! Z dur = E

A GREAT OFFER. i %s vii II es . e
Hard Times dispose OF 100 PIANOS and
maRers. including Wat rs ut lower prices
Tor cash o inStalimeuts or TO let until paid
for than ever before offered. Waters
Grand Square and Upright Pianos and
Organs ,IEclud!ug their new SOuvenIrand
Pianos sl5O, "a do sl6U, not used a year.
80" stop Organs So, stops SIS, Stops
Sos, stops So, % stops S., l. stops 500
cash, not used year, In perfect order and
warranted. Local and Travelling Agents
Wanted. Illustrated Catalogue mailed. a
liberal discount TO Teachers, Ministers,
,hurches, etc. Sheet u usic at halt price.
HORACE WATERS & SONS, Manufac-
tur'S and Dealers, 20 East l4th ST., Union
Square, y. y. iylgo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-26

MICROSCOPIC VIEWS. WE HAVE
- obtained i.pm Mr.. j. VI. Adams the
Wheeling agency tor his fine line of Arts
tie views of Wheeling and vicinity. Inst
the thing To have Ia SHOW YOU friends nj
home and send to those abroad. Price
each, DC. Sent post paid ON receipt of
price. Mention locality and we viii send
the best to be had. STANTON 9 DAWN
PORT, City Book store, "A Twelfth 81. iy2l
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ReY0Iver & Cartridges for So

\ fine nickle plated, seven shot, pocket
revolver; first-class article. sent {. o.
d or on receipt OF price. q. W. w III Is,
T.. .. Box 2,7lS, New York. Jyl6o
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WANTED.

FANCY CARDS ALL NEW STYLES
20 with name lOc, postpaid. J. 3: y
TED, Nassau, \. Y. iylab
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CARPETS AND OILCLOTHS,

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOTH AT
n prices lower than ever offered for
many years past. DESTROYS TO close out To
make room Tor spring stock we oher
special inducements.
HARBOUR Il DITTMAN,
Sla 1853 Main street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

WlnSlow, Lanier Co., OF this city. 1t was
that other leading bankers, in TINS aIu o,, or
cities wOud JON tho association after ls lncoIl'lI
ton, the names alrcdy gwen being sufficient IN nuup'
for organization. Much to the surprise of the psoS
interested in the movement difficulty has hcen eN
perienced at Albany, In obtaining The requisite ch
Secretary Bgeow has been absent, wcver from iIe
Capital. and IL is hoped that on ms return, WITHIN oi3
or two. the matter be settled satisfactorily snouu
this plan fan. syndicate Will be formed for me ele
purpose that " is proposed 10 accomplish ny the coip9
alton. Indeed, IL is not certain which form oil inc
association viii be adopted. =.
TRIBUNE reporter, who called upon eX-secretaIy NE
Cuilocl at the Gamercy Park Hotel. Yesterday ailrrnoo
informed that thing said in regard to the proposed
association seemed 20 Mr. Mccullough prcinat h9'n
ing had been finally decided upon. TIE movement. 10
form such association. Mr.. Met uough said ad oec
on root for several weeks Ii not yet determnneu
whether association would be formed under the Id ~
tied Liability Act, as private association OF ~ w..
cate. Ii Ills intention 10 become mehocr VI .l1
association winch 10 expected would DE- couposui
of prominent bankers. or whom IL would CONSIST w %
not To say, hr not aware what pahhers 'u
committed themselves the project. Thc object o tic
association would take OF the interests Oh per
holding securities Of states, clles coipOIaoS
etc, which were in default.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29
SETTLING PCBLIC DIETS.

A MOVEMENT 70 FORM An ASSOCIATION TO make
ARRANGEMENTS BETWEEN GOVERNMENTS AND
CEfDIORs.
Repeated efforts have been made by the
uriocia holders OF defaulted Southern State bonds 20
make arrangements for the payment OF the interest
Numerous committees have visited some OF the
Southern States from this city, with this object
in view and IN some cases compromises have
been offered, involving large discounts from the
fun face Of tue bonds and accrued interest
During the current month movement has been quietly
stared among some the leading bankers Of this city
10 form either an association syndicate, having for
is object the settlement not only OF tie Southern state
debts but also OF municipal and county debts In all
pars Of the country An organization OF this KIND exists
IN England under OF the Council OF Foreign
Houdnoders" which takes charge OF the settlement OF
governmental and municipal debts In all parts Of the
world Fx-secretary McCulloch is member OF this
Council aud has been employed by IL ID the TRANSACTION
OF business ~ this country. , 49,
II has proposed 10 form similar association mere
under the title OF the d" Funding Association OF the
United es The papers prepared Tor lncOrpofh
tou uuder general law II the state ana were signc
Ly Francis c. French OF the First National BANK husn
EsCuIlooh d Co.. Of London DEexsl Morgan Co. Auo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

FIN hrenue Hotel-BshOn Gregory l. Bedel, OF
Cleveland and Captain Thompson. Of the steamship
Britannia Giiseg Hoase-Alcxander r. shepherd OF
WashIpgton BrSroort HOpSe-The Rev. Or. Rudder OF
phadeph Major r. GoG of The British Army. and Captain
Hsins OF tn stesmsh Scy thia Net Y9rk HoietDale
pohertv Windsor HOtelBishop Dudley
OF J1iiOa Square Hotst-Professor j. NJ Rice
Of The United states Naval Academy Ereru HouSeihe
Hon Crooks Of ToTOnO...t htctOt1' Hotst-Sain
Bryan superintendent OF the japanese Postal service
ana C. 81 McGhee. Vice President of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company buckingham hott-yOhn
I.saI ge (r0nd HOet William l. Putnam, Of Portland
Me-. S,urt,uant pse-Captain Bedwei OF the Hitish
Navy and Major Marcus A. Reno L. : N----C oIeD"'a
HotSe-The Rev. DE-. Patterson VI Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

ITO Broadway, cor. Maiden lane. HOLINESS
BrKct Ar AIArM TELEGRAM Co GLSTs After an tNpe
rience years, do not hesitate 10 poIount.
1or Central Office system 81 prO'sctnl safes q" hr Inc
ir.t Known We nrcier any old safe with your alarm at
td ia fe best and mos expelsiy, safe trat De M
'' YD.rs truly. AIiING BROS. a GO.
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E,EABgGET EG.

real md tua
ANNUAL
no InERL
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CLOAKS AND SUITS.

CasIc oat 0lr stock Imported and manufactured
goods IN ths dc. ar,'ncut at Slorilcr.
800 all.wool BEAVER cLoAK~, s3 70 and upward.
Fanc- u AlI.lAS>i.. 2ll a.. beautifully trimmed.
Fur BEAVER, dDest quality, - 80 80 so.
fl,t ~ ST. Be U4Id Cloth I'm SACQt rs sud
CiL,U;AL~. - once quarter t.e COS, Of importation
500 BACK cashmere SUITS, SllSl&s4.
Co.ord Cssimets SUITS, sl9, reduced from $685.
Ladies would DO wen al and examine s,ok before
purchasing elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

From what / have seen, ! am thoroughly
convinced OF virtue Of HoLIANs LIVE ANp A'E fAp
CHAl.IEs II. TAYLOR, Editor Boston Giooe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29

The Hudson County Republican Convention
met t tne second Time on Saturday 10 NOMINATE cdudi
dilcs u pnco Of those who had declined. E1-Kgyeuuo
Collector jacob Weatt, OF jersey CAV, received the
nomination for Senator. and Jacob ge for Diree
tOT-at-Large.
The Gftieth anniversary OF Trinity Methodist
Church WAS celebrated yesterday Bishop Simpson, Of
Philadelphia, occupied the pulpit IN the morning 10
nion OF the old pastors and members held IN the
Afternoon addresses being delivered by the Rev. Dr.
DsbclI the Rev. James NJ Iu1tie and Others The
Dyerssry closed with sermon In the evening by Bishop
Ea.tsr ~ Capaillnau. Twelve hu2dSea dollars
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HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Gam 1872 Noon So Sp m. $50. Midnght'o
Highest durIrg the day. %. L1wrsi;. So
Average 5l4 Same day. 1915. Sy's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29
Announcements

First cold, and then another on top OF II,
until accompany cough became settled and c9nlim
~ c sad story ~ nsUmpuyc. How nuch Dr'l uo
curative Dr. Jynes ENt ctorah ON We hlN'
appearance OF danger wien tie symptoms may DC oaSy 'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-29
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

YONKERs.-Ihe trial of the cases against the
1uur dealers OF Yonkers for violating the Liquor lW OF
the provisions Of their licenses was continued on
dav Fifteen cases were dspO'ed Of, "a follows Johh
IalIv pleaded guilty. and being II minor, fined $50
in each of the two cases brought Hganst nm JHhe"
X arms, Dennis McGrath, Michael FV.ry Mc1aeI h1n
net CHRISTOPHER Coyne two charges r. McSOrley, john
Finnegan, CathI'nc Landers l. lsha '. Austin, feur
Franz, Mary hill. two CHARGES, AID Amy Clht II were
each held In 5000 bail APPEAR iai al Nhite Plaln
The number charged with violating the excise laws has
increased from iity-sX tc siSty-one The quoT deacI
of Yonkerh gre tly ncensed against the Law anu
order Association for having aired two detectives 10 en-
fVa,.t 1ius.t
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raised to pay for recent improvements and alterations


In the church.
NEwJERsEY.
UOBOKEN-An Injunction, returnablc Novcm-
her 3. has been served on City Treasurer John h'..
restraining hun from paying out any ~ nty %" Wv .
OF school house bonds, and ordering Inn 20 SNOW Tu
why he should not deposit al tue city iuhuS III 'e f
National Bank.
BAYoNYE-George White. owner OF the Central Hotel,
who recently left hS wife account or 0unie p'iHV
sion 20 the house lie bs:teitd down door and 5oos
possesson escaping p,so shots when WeIr nv"
gatta OF the season on Saturday.
PArrRsoS-Tbc Hon. john W. Griggs hos been noin'-
mated Dy the Republicans of us list Assembly D'.l"t
Passic County At the Court ol General Sessions Ntl-
urday Cnares Wymap pcaded not guilty 10 c," ,i,t
ness. HIS trial was set down for Wednesday a i'l1
gauge has been placed IN Cfiy Han i ne boar W
to the city physicians IN to carry out the re,oi-
tons adopted by the board to prevent the spread oi u"
thena
NEWARK.
The WorkinGmen's party, OF Essex County,
has nominated jim 4 q. LacaS Tor County Clerk aAu
Otto Heinz lor Member Of tlie Road Board.
A man who broke into the house OF eN,
Chancellor alstcad. at LIONS Farms on thursday, nnn
stole lot valuable articles and VINO, Wh,n arIss,'u'
gave the name John Schmidt has been identified 80
Theodore simoni. an OLD thlei against "hoh so''i'
Charges OF robbery have been made
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAICA.-The case of the alleged excessive
punishment Of Howard Sutphin, IN the Jamaica Pu1c
School is still under invcs cation by the boa 1i E
ucation Young Suiphn's teacher declared tial tc u
gave her sreat de OF 'aU" mr lIar r The nyc
taton VIII PROBABLY occupy TWO or three ho'o S''"N
Of the Board.
EREsIAU-The UPPER part Of Charles Wagner's house
and store at Breslau was discovered to be on me
about o j. Thursday. The building wis destroyed
with most II its contents. The fire rapidly spread to
three other buildings, and they also were burned I%"
OF these owned by tho Continental insurance Our
pany, and the third by the Kuickerbocker Insurance
toIn,any Ihc total loss Is bout $4,000. MI Wagner
insured ia the Amy aud Howard Companies. ~
fir is SAID to have been caused by the bursting OIL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

THIRTY-FIFTH VoLUME.-The Ter
ritoriat Enterprise has entered upon
its thirty fifth volume, being the old
est newspaper published in Nevada.
The Enterprise is q great paper, GER
tainly the greatest on this Coast. and
one ofthe greatest in the Union. We
speak of it AS a newspaper, as q vehicle
for the dissemination of the latest and
fullest news from all parts of the
world. In this respect it is an institu-
ton OF which the people of Nevada.
irrespective of party, may justly feel
proud. We can't say that we banker
after the tone of its political editorials.
but barring this feature, we are forced
to admit that it is a very complete and
reliable journal. ably conducted in
every respect.