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OFFICE OF BLACK HILLS
GOLD MINING Company

~ uOLD MINING COMPANY,
Cheyenne, Wyo., July 81, 1878.
A meeting Of Stockholders Of the
Black Hills Gold Mining Company will
be held at the company's Office in Chey-
enne, W. T., at two O'Clock p. M, on
Wednesday, September II, 1873, for
the purpose of considering and acting
a proposition for changing, extend
ing and consolidating the company's
business at Central City, D. T., and
for other purposes.
T. DYER,
L. MURRN, lr,,u
1. q. WHIPPLE, Aiu'ees.
Us THOMSON.
PETER Mckay,
Acting Secretary. aug1-d6w
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For stationery and the standard news
and story papers go to the Postofice
news store. d&wtf .
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M. M. Thompson will pay cash for
all kinds Of secondhand furniture at
his store on Ferguson street. jy21-3Ot
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What People War

What People Want. 4
Low prices and good goods are what
the people deman d, and they can get 1t
ut J. d. Fraser's. 1t
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For wall paper, borders and decora-
tions, go to F. E. Warren's. myl9-tf
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Session laws of Wyoming, 1877. A
few bound copies for sale at Pollard &
Co.'s Postofice news stand, for $3.50
per copy. tlH d&wtf
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Orders for ice left with Sloan Tor ut
Helphenstine & Durbin's meat market)
will receive prompt attention. apis tt
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Baby carriages, perambulators, etc.,
at F. E. WARREN's,
my29-tf 37e & 1913 Sixteenth street.
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Refrigerators, ice chests, water cool
ers, ETC., at F. E. WARREN's,
my29-tf 376 & 1913 Sixteenth street.
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Wanted-A girl for light Homework
and to take care of children. Inquire
at THE LEADER Office. au9 dtf
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Ice IceIl
HANNA IL Murphy have ice for sale
cheap, in any quantity, delivered at
residence. . je2-tf
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WANTED.

All the unemployed tn sell our goods either
on salary or commission. We have the best
selling articles ever Invented. Now In your
chance. Enclose stamp for circulars and
G. w. rosTER 4 COMPANY,
275 TO 2S5 E. Madison ST., Chicago. III.
aprl4dly Z
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Recreation Hall

Recreation Hall.
Seats 400. Stage 2Ox30, scenery.
Apply to Joslin Il Arnold. jy3-tf
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I. Creighton is receiving daily in
voices Of boots and shoes Of the very
latest styles and patterns. He has in
his employ also, two irst-class work.
men, who devote their entire time to
repairing. They do all work neatly and
in u durable manner. II a nice custom
made pair of boots or shoes are wanted
they can be had here. But if you will
look over his choice stock of ready made
goods you will want none made to or
der. Call and examine his stock. ct
Old papers by the ten thousands at
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F. Melander has got the damages
done to his store by the great hail storm
fully repaired, and is now prepared to
attend to the wants of his customers.
He is constantly receiving new supplies
Of hats of the latest patterns and styles.
II
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Aug. II

Receipts 2,400. Market firm and I'M
changed; shipping steers, 81. 2O95 o. 20;
common to good butchers steers, S2.60
@3.so; cows, So. 4o@3.3 80; bulls, 1.5O@
2.90; western cattle easy, chiefly s3.4O
GA 80.
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Now is the time to subscribe for the
mammoth weekly LEADER.
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Try the Five Cent Cigar at the Post
office news stand. d&wtf
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

To all uhOan Il may concern:
The co-partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, in the city of
cheyenne, Wyoming Territory, is hereby
and from this day, by mutual consent,
dissolved. All liabilities existing
against the late firm Of Kabis & Dill
mann will be assumed and settled by
Joseph Dillmann, who alone will also col
lect all Indebtedness owing and due the
said firm.
GEORGE KABIs,
JOSEPH DMLMANN.
The undersigned will continue bust
ness Mt the old stand of Kabis & Dill
mann, on Eddy street, between Six
tenth and Seventeenth streets,
Cheyenne, and requests the continued
patronage Of old, and that of new
friends. JOSEPH DnLMANN.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug Is, 1878. a16-3t
NATURE has provided "a most potent spe.
CHIC for diseases OF the kin rheumatism and
govt. viz: Sulphur. That admirable remedial
ngent is made available at an Infinitely less
cost than formerly In consequence of the
Introduction OF Glenn's Sulphur Soap. Sui
phur baths are expensive,s SO are.visits to sui
phur springs, but at q cost Of sixty cents. the
price OF the above article per box containing
three cakes. precisely the same curative re-
suits can be effected as sulphur bathing ac-
complishes. Glenn's Sulphur Soap likewise
heals bruises, sores and all abrasions OF the
skin, whitens and softens as we'll as purihes
it. The ladies prefer 1t TO any cosmeti not
only because tits a more effective complex
ional beautiher. but also because 1t is emil
nently conducive to health. which cosmetics
are not. It is a capital disinfectant OF cloth
ing contaminated with disease, and its time
ly use prevents maladIes communicable by
contact. 1t is far preferable to any salve or
ointment for the cure OF affections of the skin,
being Infinitely more effective and Clearly.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or
BROWN SOC. .~augl3-dawlw
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Those who want to amuse themselves
go to Chris Kapp's beer gardens on
Crow creek, where there is an album
dance of music and a good supply of
fresh beer. It
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First class watch work by
ZEHNER, JACKSON g. BUEcHNER,
a13-6t


Everything in the floor covering line.
Body Brussels, borders, stair carpets,
etc., q speciality. Stock always full and
assortment completes.
my19tf +. e. WARREN.
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For choice tea go to ]. D. Fraser's.
If
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LILY white Colorado flour at J. D.
Fraser's. 1t
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Old papers IS per thousand-75 cts.
per hundred, at the p~ostofice news
STAND. au9 dtf
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For fine watch repairing
jylO-dly D.. MILLER, 18th street.
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Lily White Colorado flour at ]. D.
Fraser's. 1t
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Lily White Colorado flour at ]. ID.
Fraser's. IT
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SHEEP.

Receipts, $40. Market unchanged at
e3(93.90. 4
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Laundress Wanted
At Dyer's Hotel. a1-dtf
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q. NJ. SrEBBINs, Ia.e of stebblns&
Porter, Denver, Col.
w. X. STEBBINS, Atchison, Kansns.
NJ. f. POST Cheyenne. Wyoming.
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For choice tea go to ). D. Fraser's.
IL
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
CLEARED.

Steamer Baltic (Br Paxsell Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer France (Br) Rogers, London-F W J Hurst
Steamer Rinito (3r), Avery, Hu-Chas Wright Il Co.
Steamer State of Nevada (BD Baes Gasgow-A Baldwin
Co.
Steamer wieland Ger, Hebich Hamburg via Plymouth
aud Cherbourg-Kunhardt Il Co.
Steamer Croft (3r, Dotchn, Rouen-John Seager.
steamer Gamma Cr), Loddcoat, Hamilton Bcrmuda)-A
Outerbridge x Co. . -
Steamship Go.
Steamer Martha Stevens, Chance. BaltimorcJ Krems.
Steamer Stmers, Warren, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hand
Steamer Eleanora, johnson, Portand-J Ames.
Steamer Neptune Berry, Boston-H Dimock.
Bark r L Carney Jackson Belfast. I-B Metcalf Co.
Bark EsauAus Coboeych Cork or Falmouth for orders
Bark Hebe (Nor Marchussen stavanger-C Tobias Co.
Bark Endeavor, Mountford, Matanxas-Msrcus Hunter
Brig Lily 03r, Sharp. Aigiers-J Whitney l. Co.
Brig Sea Bird (Br), Lndtllo Grande do Sul-Peniston
brig Nellie Walsh, Chrstianstsdt (St Croix>-Roche
Bros Co.
Brig Eugene Hale Lord New Orcans-N Brigham
Schr Frank Atkins. Atkins Demerara-Leaycraft Go.
Schr Emma L Winsor, Atwood, Porto Plata-B Wcn-
berg Co.
sci,r Ellen CBD Woodwork, st John, NB-PI Nevius
Son. :
scLr Ridgewood, Johnson. Georgetown and Pot Bluff,
schr Frank Marshall, bingham and Newburyport-Chas
living
sehr Ida Palmer Palmer, stsmford-stamford Manufac-
turing Co. .
sioop Observer Davis New Havcn-Cartwright Doyle.
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SrKAkKR yENKzIThc hull and materials OF the wrecked
steamer vcncxa together with all the remaining
board were sold auction North sydney cB Friday
@ Ts @ Sa.s 70 ss bid. % S
the hull for $3.50 and the remaining cargo for S2i2
Jersey Hats oassd on night of 9Th and proceeded
her dock.
water 7th, and proceeded
JosS BRAnALL ashore ne Little Gull Island,
moved which has worked the ship This is supposed
70 Ss The only % Leak h SS is has
Hsrbor sunday being shsored 9Th inst Of her
BARK AnrYxrs CSorl Johannoscn from Quebec gceared
Nov for London with deals e broke ner ~ndiAs ana
Bank DosyIaux of Archat Le Blame from Port Caiedo
MIA for Nsw York which r.s | IN ss.,on with ship EdA
BARK susrx (Br, Pensacola for Port Natal ut Ha
vans leaking rsuained Nov and survey had been
sidcs the one from the upper breasthook bolts
BRIG corRAps. Of Halifax, before reported abandoned
H.fas for and jim Soss Scotia Office far $500
Sem " r,rzrArnrcK, philadelphia from $. Mary-,
iii a4h Lost ,n.insa ojS casks and
everything movable deck The stores damaged BY wstcs
miles; lost aylngjib and big anchor
from % for sS- YS
total wreea Her spsrs haze been Gu, cut away and MOS. Of
lumber have beon sold at nominal price for
the benefit Of those concerned.
Sem L,pA Irzz,x Mcdonald, from Boston for pietou
harbo condemned and sold Nov gotten on and
taken into Pictou the 18th.
Sem OAxys Gray. from New York Sept 10 for Jerc
me put Turks Island for sails proceeded and arrived
at Jecne where she discharged cargo In damaged
conditon sailed Oct II for MAgoane TO load for New
York.
Sem TaKApwrIL Terhune from Baltimore, at Mays
10th u had cavy weather had boon thrown On
beam ends main Boom lost and split sails and sus
tanned damage hull and rigging made temporary repairs
and proceeded ON voyage 70 Jamaica
scna MAsronAS wrecked 9th inst on Caps Roster
(Quebeel The saved
Sem ZsrIA tof Dcnnysvillc Halowc from Portland s
on marine railway Easpor repairing having lost
her forcfoot In Saco River.
scuR STARLIGHT came of the ways Ut Vineyard Haven
6th and Is ready 60 reload her cargo.
ScuR BORDEN Limit, from New York September ~,
for ycreme experienced hurricane Sept 30 and Oct
Che arrived Jeremie Oct landed her cargo In such
damaged eondon that II sold by auction She sailed
about Oct ~ for Mragoane 20 load for New York
The Gazoe tof New Havcn before reported
ashore Kits arrived Now York to-day In brig Robt
Move.
AfkxAspRIA, Va Nov eThere is at the present date
scarcity Of vessels this port than Tor long time
Coal shippers have numbers OF orders but are un
able to vessels 70 take eargocs 70 Eastern ports
They are anxiousy awaiting the arrival OF n heet
SAVANNAH. Nov 7Piiot boz No boarded the sch, Fred
die Ebbet to day ~ miles Sc of rybce The schooner
waterogged and abandoned and her nst was
gone pilot and of placed On oo1ra snd
tug has been sent ~ their assistance
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
A NIGHTMARE BROODED FAMILY.
From the Cincinnati Commercial. Nov. 81

From the Cincinnati Commercial. Nov. G.1
At No 80 Elder street is candy store kept by Mrs.
Richie. She had living with her until yesterday
cher father, John M. Ubele, a carpenter. Ubee had
been in business in New York city for twenty nine
years and left there for Cincinnati one year ago.
Shortly before he came West his wife for what
is not stated committed suicide by hanging. This
preyed on his mind that he abandoned his established
business and here hoping to find mental relief.
Last December his son-in-law. Charles Ritchie.
run over and killed by Short Line train.
near the stock yards This. the second
violent death in his family. . crushing
blow He ceased " work look for
ployment and gave himself up TO the of intox-
catinq liquors His widowed daughter struggled
In her efforts to obtain sustenance from the profits
afforded by the little store. Added 10 her cares was
that Of watching her father to keep him from
drinking or In his gloomy moods executing his oft
repeated threats of selfdestruction. Yesterday at
noon. after they lad finished dinner, heswent into
the back room and in less time than 1t takes 10 write
it the daughter heard sound ~ IL the kitchen
hydrsnt had been left running in the basin and its
contents were stopping over fastening back she dis
covered her parent leaning partly over table. with
cash the neck almost severing the head from
the body, and the weapon with which the deed
done-a razor-lying on the floor. Kindly neghbors
came to the assistance Of the poor woman and
Afforded her such help ~ lay in their power. The de-
ceased nifty three years OF age, and leaves the
only surviving member of his family Mrs. Rtchie
An Inquest will be held this morning ct ten clock.
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
SINGULAR ACCIDENT.

On election day in Newark party of jewellers were
enjoying themselves in the barroom. on Market
street. Of Dennis Murray. the hacker Of John Hughes
in the late pedestrian match Nathaniel c. Coughlin
of No 321 Mulberry street. in response to CALL
to sing a song. Having been drinking he WAS not
very steady and when he undertook to elevate him
self on the front edge Of chair it tipped toward
him and he fell heavily forward. his stomach striking
the back of the chair. With difficulty he made his
way home and on Wednesday died. He Ia said to
have declared that he was replying to = political
speech when he met with the accident and that an
English jeweller. whose name is James Msyfeld. Of
Iryington tipped the chair in fun His relatives are
satisfied that his death purely accidental.
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
FOREIGN PORTS.

s.s ssRs
Sailed oss i2sl .llp aurora, Nsr,m.n: Asnlonea %
mioSo, Sep. s-Aniyes = @ bark Annie Hail. Nelson.
Sailed Sept 18TH steamers Gi. q Santiago % Peters.
SfS po. Ssi se1s ps & ssp o
fsp Is
Meade whsmpos land sailed, i2ih Philip Fitzpatrick.
s:ss 'S Ssss sliss
Pa.osu Honolulu 18th, brig Hall Columbia, Brsrsson,
70 .ne: ss,s % ssslss % y';E.:sn for
sephas, Rogers. Traacsco sarah Bell CBr Ditch.
maa:dS fS 10; & Sdy s"a %
rssSs$ From ss
.;E'.:s ss is:';:: Is 4; s.Ss
iaa ass'H % brig a. Ssa
III :: as Of Yer. Cruz. Van
H.iiyAx, Nov ARRIVED sehr Frances 3D. Bradley New
MAtAo. Oct so-sAod, steamer Dorian cBD, Mcdonald,
roT rsScs osoOss ~ ls-A,r,ssa sch, yors.. city
c.y:;l: is.s;; W:s: SSs;,Aisp, 40 ~. ,'.. M - ~
% sS
Mary oliver, Baker. aonaives. do.
70 .s as. & New sns
SunoS 'B Balea. from Sss Sos BRIG Oliver ca:ss
es ssn from from BOSTON, DO cios.. day .sn RudopS
oss .: 'ssr y.Sny PIKE .KiID.;risk New York
20 "s As.s IS
kenny Prince Edward Island for New York. schr Herman
quSsssTows Oct 20 Sailed. bark. Heinrich B,orn soD.
sinonssn Dublin Psenk tNor) Wesenberg Qrom Phila-
csarci ss.h bsrks Joh.n Hansen er,, Anderson ner.
Harry Davis Br, Sates from Prince Edward lsisnd Liv
QuEssc Nov 5-Arivcd steamer Dominion Roberts, Liv-
taesrcd s.h steamer Memphis, Mellon Liverpool; ships
RIO GsAspx 20 svt Oct lin port bark Pepita Ger,
brig Ernest, Lant Boston completing bari scrs
Henry whitney, Sheppard, dag; Hand, Doberty. for
Also in port brig Guisboro Br Hansen damaged
earxo lag from n, northern part o. The empire
In, awaiting = favorable chance
SnigIDs, Nov 4-Sailsd, steamer Stag (Br, Wills New
snAscnAI, Sept le-Arrved bark Katie rlickInger OH
nan Barrard arr d, Inlet. 18th shP Csnon Harrison Bs
18th, bark s,aghound Br, Fawcett yaneouvcrs Island
18th ship Gold Hunter, Frseman, New York v.,
and Shanghai; bark Mignon soaie from Nowehwsas 70
ST TuoxAs Nov esailcd steamer Kronprns Fr wilhelm
Cor from Rio yanero for New York
ST JonSs, NE mot Halifaxj, Nov e-Arriyed steamer
tmore due at Il on the sthl
wIspsoR, Ms, Nov 2--Cieared, schrs Mary J Adams.
Coombs; Clara simpson, Talpsy and Bird, Merrill,
yoxonAxA Sept 3o--Arrivcd, steamer Brasmer Castle
vesiock 7th zouase, Means, New York s'h ship Res
Sailed. Oct s~sscamer aiencssle tBp New York via
IL port Oct TO- bark Ferris Thoupssn, Potter. for saa
Francisco.
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
UNRULY PRISONERS.

The two burglars who on Wednesday night were
arrested while in the act of robbing the cutlery shop
of Il. y. Knauth. No. 274 Third avenue. com
mitted yesterday In the Fifty-seventh Street Court
without bail for examination. They gave the names
Of William Drscon. twenty five years Of age, hack
man. OF No 42s West Nineteenth street. and George
Stewart, twenty-five years OF age, also hackman, Of
Fourteenth street and avenue A. They taken
down stairs 10 the Court prison. but resisted all
efforts to place them in the separate cells assigned TO
them. II required the services Of three policemen to
overcorne their unruuess
The New York herald., 1878-11-08

Steamer Richmond, Kelley. Richmond City Point and
, Steamer Aibemare, Gibbs, Iewes, Del with mdss to
Steamer s. John new, Wilmington, Del, 70 W Qnin
tagd Co WIN run bsween Charleston and Jacksonville
last % Attilio Gninio Oct had hurricane from
s Sss' % s7:
hove the vessel ends. shifted ballast stove
started sgarchead split forstopsa and
and had everything movable carried about decks
last Tobias Co Oct D 1t a. lon 49, had surr
BARK Chapman s psEshs.ts Ss Rutherford
Bark Enina Frances tof Windsor Nsl Burns, Bpsnos @
e s as aSs & sa 81 so
.a NV o " @ Il
ag sF % sx 81
% s% sss Sas Of u s%Ssi
'q ss sfS R"s.a s St Kit. II days. with sugar
and molasses Trowbrdge's Sons Have board the
a. iaa Si %
Sept via Geral,.r eth vim H. mass 70 James I Henry
schr Jones' FaflssSsrs. Fsrnanan. 20 days with
heavy gales from EYE and Me- 5 LAY s os Ion 7s 70
picked boat belonging to steamer City of Houston in
schr Annie CARL. Seaman Virginia.
Schr W l. Elkin Ludum, Baltimore
schr Constitution Yoand. Philadelphia for Port JET
Br. from Rotterdam which were anchored below for
Ship Crusader Ter r from 1, asvre which was anchored
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Nereus Hallett Boston for New York, with
city q New Bedford Fish New Bedford for New
York with mdss and G sap r Davis yo,
sehr 9nra.., Winters, Prsyidsnss tor s. Nsx E York %
schr & AlaSn Rsssn Petit. ProvIdencs Tor New York
sehr & John iS cSadss sao!i Hartford for New York
Schr Samuel Goodwin Williams. Stamford for New York
schr Highland Murphy, Glen Cove for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Es.nora sohn'Sn New wy York =; for Portland
steamer Title Ewing Now York for New London and
Hn: Ss,t s l.
S ssSr 5ns Srss 2ssis ny;
%
seSr \ Trssns% EldrldSs, New Ysrk ser r:oyidsne.
ss!lie ssi Rufisy New ssa%fsra
schr Kolon, BrSoking., Hoboken for Hs,owen, Mo
scSr Tyler Hart, Hg4oksn for rrSvidsnes s s.:n
schr Marietta Hand, Goldsmith. wsshawken for Ports
schr whistler Keete Amboy for Taunton
Schr Sam Weller, Brockway Amboy for New Haven.
Schr Jane Rraincrd Peck Amboy for Middletown, Ct
Schr Falcon, Wheeler, Amboy for Derby c.
Schr Sas Branerd Hawkins. Exabcthport for New
London
Sehr Harriet Sarah Prentis Elxsbehport for Greon.
port IL
schr Maria Adelaide, Kent. Port Johnson for wareham
Salie Ponder Lincoln Port johnson for Taunton.
Schr Stevens, Smith, Port johnson for Providence
Schr Mary Sands Roberts, Port johnson for Providence
Schr John Hart Port johnson for Providence
Schr Helen Augusta Pratt Port johnson for Middloown
CT.
Schr Erickson Rowland Port johnson for Port JEFF
ferson, Ii
ven.
ford.
The New York herald., 1878-11-08

distance Of 600 800 yards The channel between the
shoa and Counbrees Island Is deep, but may be- danger
for passing of the island when the sea Is heavy
there rocky heads lying close together with az
fathoms These heads 81 miles ~ ~ from
the Columbretes light.
or. AvRicA-REEF SOUTHWEST or THE EAT or
BES-GHAzL .
The Consular Agent Of Italy rspors souis
west from the Bay Of BenGhaz rocky reef
by depths OF "a A fathoms lying miles NV by from
Ras Teyonas and IL miles froui the Bay of BenGhazL
bearings magnetic Variation deg III westerly IN 1851
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
SAILED.

Steamer Baltic (Br) Liverpool: France C3D, London
Welsnd Ger Hamburg; state Of Nevada tBr, Glasgow;
Etna (Br) kingston Ac; Gamma tBrI Bermuda Old Do
minion Richmond. &c Harrisburg from Philadephial,
Salem ships Hamilton FISH, Liverpool Tawn do; Joseph
Clark from Liverpool -; barks Liberia, Gorce; Jens
Nilscn tNcr. Hamburg; Emmanuel swedenborg Br Ant.
werp: Albert (Br) Wellington and Port Lyteton, NJ
Erycina r Swansea Reno (Aus, 1Iavre: Evening Star
Br st Jago and Guam brig Ruby, Port Spain.
Also sailed AN steamer Santiago dc Cuba for Havana
fv.at6 Il. ortadl
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
spIts-RARw1 AHA SuoAf.

SrAfs-BARRA ALTA SHoAL
The commander u the Spanish government steamer
Piles photographic service reports that there exists be-
tween Columbrees Island aud the coast OF valencia
rocky sho the fishermen who frequent as
Alta Tho sloa extends about 40 yards EhS and sN,
and is $50 yards wide There less than l0 fathuis
The New York herald., 1878-11-08

TAMMANY LENDS A HELPING HAND.
The following letter, enclosing check for STA -.
was yesterday received by Mayor Ety.
SOCIETY or TAxxAxY OR CoLUnBIAx ORDER
New YoRK Nov. T. 1873. !
DEAR SIR-The Society Of Tsmmany. sympathiHing with
their fellow citizens Of the Southern States OF
dreadful scourge which has afflicted them and left
many destitute contributed toward their relief the
OF S44 10 for which enclose check Of the Treas
Of the society Please apply the funds where in your
Judgment they most needed and acknowledge receipt
70 me Tammany Hall Very respectfully yours,
JOEL o. STEVENS Secretary.
Hox. SIXTH ELY, Jr Mayor.
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
REMITTANCEs STOLEN.

vIcKsBURG. Miss. Nov. 7. 1878.
The weather ia clear and warm, with the thermom-
eter at No deaths in the city, two in the
country. Owing to the larceny OF several drafts.
banks and relief committees requested to pay no
drafts for the account Of the Howard Association Of
vicksburg unless indorsed by the vicksburg Bank.
and any parties having paid drafts without that in
dorsement are requested to promptly advise Thomas
b Roach treasurer Of the Howard Association.
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.

The HERALD yesterday received $l3 50 from the
Port Richmond Is. L. Methodist Church. for the bene
At Of the yellow fever sufferers.
Mayor Ely received the following subscriptions
j. B. c. Il Co.. through New York Sum- So 50; Captain
Petty Fourth precinct $13; Captain Byrnes. Fiji
toenfh preciuct x8.