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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-18

AT the Howard Association this
morning there was increased ac'iy-
ity, showing that there was no
general abatement of the fever, but
rather the reverse. Although
niAety-one deaths occurred for the
t@enty-four hours ending at noon,
the majority of these, according to
undertakers' reports, occurred yes
terday afternoon, only thirty-eight
being reported to-day Among the
deaths this morning are Robert
Hammock, book keeper of the
Fourth National Bank, Drs. j S
Bankson and John B. Hicks, vol
nnteer physicians; Sister Ruth, W
B. Shepard aud Mrs. R. E. Brooks
mother of w. s. Brooks, river edi.
Tor Of Appeal. We regret in thi
connection to announce the illness
Of Theodore Hoist, whose lamented
brother and partner, George, ant
b,oLhrr-in-law, j, G. Ward, hav,
died. Rev, S. Inndrum and wifi,
are considered ont of danger.
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YELLOW FEVER.

Laws Of HEALTH t.re .,s
Yellow fever is a 6lth disease. II
occurs only in populated towns end
cities, where human beings are
crowded together, and where there
is insufficient means for the re-
moval Of waste. Badly constructed
sewers, uncleansed streets, ETC., are
a great cause Of it; but perhaps
not greater than are bad habits OF
eating and drinking, sleeping and
working,etc. Seaport cities, or
towns on the low banks Of rivers,
where the air is infected from de-
caying vegetable and animal mat
ters are mostly afflicted. Damp
ness and heat, those two great
agents of decay, are necessary to its
production. 1t is apt to follow O
prolonged season Of hot and other
wise debilitating weather; while the
frosts, by stopping decay, and par
ticularly by restoring tone to debil.
itat0d organisms, is fatal to it's ex
istence.
1t is notproperly contagious, ant
no persons who are in vigorous con
ditions of health, and whose habiti
of life have been correct, need feal
it. Only the impure, the over.
worked, the improperly fed, tbt
denizens Of foul places, need trem
ble at its approach. Pork un(
pickles, tobacco and whisky, ant
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-18

DURING the sickness of MIR. Ed
Whitmore and Captain Harvey
Natbes, tAe LEDGER has been man
aged by Mr.. Holland, the foreman
of the compoSing-room, who has
not only done the work that usually
belongs to his Office, but has been
editor and supervisor generally
Houor to whom honor is due
Il Appeal.
Many thanks. But that clever
and courteous gentleman, Mr.. Johr
q. GrOhau, q well-k known citizen, il
II charge Of the business Office anC
AAailing department., which he il
running like cloek-vork.
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Germantown, Tenn,
Relief COMMITTEE.
Relief Committee Roll,

FIRST WRrd-John Eichbure, John J Duffy, P
G Kennstt, Aaron Stevenson (eoloredl.
Second Ward Dr. slater, d + Goodyear. b
harshAll, II TroWbridgs (colored).
Third Ward-Gso II Cheek. Captain Maceabe,
ThOnAs A Grigsby (eOlored).
Peurth WArd-Thomas Randolph, Hugh L
Grinkloy, Coleman Thomas (oolorsd)
Rihh Hard-John League, Capt Jas Cleary,
JW Alexander. T jackson (eolored)
Sixth Ward Luke n Wright, Chas Hiihtr,
hoses Strickland (eolored)
Seventh Ward-W h Mcclure, Levin Y Gee,
WA Wheatley, Vernon Chalmers (eolored)
Bighth Ward S NJ Job, HeAry Sailer, Q r
Cons, Captain James 6la,s (colored).
Ninth Ward Captain A I Lacey, + Crews
James Lott (eolOred).
Tenth Ward - Jones. - Hobson, Gee
Wood (colorsd).
City at Large Mayor John r Fiprin, Il D
Eiseman, DrU 4 Porter, I B Turlay, Wm
Willis. Colonel M Burke, Hoa Casey Youhg
Drs George Harris and PargOns
Working Committee q 0epefal l. II Wright Dl
D Goodyear, SM Jobs. J A ghonran
Rev DR. Landrum, Hugh l. Bri. kley, ID
Willis, @ y Conn. Ifn
CHAS. G.. FISHER, Chairman.
! WA WHEArLEY, Secretary. 1861
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After this date, until further
nStiee, the LEDGER Will not
bs delivered by carriers.
Parties desiring to subscribe
can obtain She paper at the
LEDGER counting room for
TWO CEETs each by PUB
CHASING TICKETS.
AS EOoB Ss the epidemic II
s2ded, sRd the people return
aGl our routes win be re-essRb
lished.
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OTIOE.

CONTRIBUTIONS Of Irish and sweet pola-
~ toes will bo thankfully received, and AZ
Piled 70 The %.,Hs use OF the pspsla,tScn Pew q
in barrels. we'll ventilated ard should b "a.
dressed to j. Q. MACCABE, ~ aAd - sehik
Court glTeot.
t. Memphis and LouisvilIe Raikssd Com
lnany, the Southern Express. the ktaambtAt
ottfA transr rtation compi cies viii "a MG-
wise. v. p. PR0UQfIT. Chdlrlhhn
li9f Fin. Com. Citiiens Relief Fund,
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Bank
lIanhattan Bank Of Memphla.

MENPHls, TEyE., August %, 1875.
OWING TO the provaleaoe Of yellow fever,
~ and the consequent virtual cessation OF
business. this Bank will remain closed for
business until the lst day Of November, un.
less the fever should sooner disappear,
Tho bank deposits have been tempOrarily
placed Ia the hands Of tho Union and Plan
tors Bank, with funds to make them good,
and checks on the Machattan Bank will be
paid by the Union and Planters Bank.
All special packages. collections, etc.. have
bten likewise temporarily placed with the
Union anS Planters Bank
EnW. GOLDSMITH, Cashier.
Parties desiring information on special busi
ncss will address Levy 4 Borg, box 50 q, New
York. 1916
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Publisher and Proprietor.

TIE subscripttoR price Of the PUB
LI0 LEDGER is S. per Gnnum for
as Daily, and 81 per Sna~m for the
Weekly Postage trOe.
Persons leoUiag the city for the sum
nser can order tie DAILY LED GER
st 5Os per month in adsance, With thc
srietlegs Of changing pOstO6ce.
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In England, correspondents are
dismissed by editors with but ,cant
courtesey, A shrinking maiden for
warded some verses upon a "Bunch
of Violets." The composition is
thus acknowledged; "'Your poem
has seen the light We lit our ci-
gar with T."
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PROBATE COURT.
PROBATE coURr RooN,

SHELBY County. TENN.,
August 20, 1878.
T J. e. r. RAY. judge Of the Probate
i Court Of Shelby county, Tenn, DO hereby
c'rItituts, spPSoint, and iTlIy aptheriss and
ministrator, to collect, hold and preserve all
the assets Of any and all estates Of parties
whe may have died, or may die durins the
prevalence Of yellow fever new prevailing in
Memphis. in the absence Of those entitled un-
der the law to the same,
1916 J.E.R. RAY, Judge
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MoTIOER

CoEcoRBiA, Miss August il, 1873.
NOTICE to All Steamboats, coming frOm
~ New Orleans or Vioksburg thai the t0EE
Of COneeraia has been cuaTanhAed with the
usual quarantine regulations, not TO land
within ave miles Of the town 10 Put OF freight
or passengers, under penalty Of fno from 500
to $500.
By order Of the Board Of Msyor and Alder
men. A. L. GREEN. Mayor.
1A7.16
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1t is Questionable at least to allow the
baby to exhaust itself and annoy the
household with its Continual crying gheu
that tried rem dy, DIR Bulls Bapy Syrup,
will quie, III At once. Price 25 cents.
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Atlantis the daughteroi aFrench
musician in Canada, who married. d
Scotch lady. l.aW I
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DIED.

rsNla tftf DAHLs
. 1 iY0RK-At the residences Of his father, John
York, September II. 1873, WILLIAM Q. York, Cf
yellow fever, In the 2Sd year Of his age.
WAGGENER-At his residence. on the 18th
a. the same place and same day, Willis 5.
WAGGENRR.
VIRGES0N- On "Wednesday. September IS,
1878, MARION W, VmGEaoS, age 26 years.
CoYington and Louisville papers copy.
CHALMERS-On the 10Th Of September 1878.
GEoReE Chalmers. in the 17th year Of his age.
thought, and native Of holly Springs. Mis-
sissippi.
he was loved and esteemed BY all who knew
him, and was we'll attended By the friends o.
his mothers family. and when called upon By
death to give up his noble life, left good It'd
inEs. Hehad high seat at the Lsrd's right
| hand. n.-..f E|. nr -.rr .arHnH
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MASON C.
70 THE MASONIC FRATERNITY

.tw ahH 8NH&84
vnl a sn eb IIIH
OPF1CR OF THE
10 HN MASONIC Board oY RKLIRP,
Memphis, Tenn., Sept. II. 1878.
THE BOARD OF RELIEF having suffered
the loss Of our Secretary, Brother A. j.
Wheeler. fer the present, Hrother John W.
Waynesburg, VP.. will assume the position
Of Secretary. All concerned viii recognize
him as such, g
A. S. MYERS,
President.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A GARD.

To all who Observation-Disclosures ant
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness.
early decay. loss OF manhood, etc.. will
send receipt that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
By missionary in South AmorieS. Send a
sslf-addressed envelope to the RHV. J0sEPH
T. ISMAS, Station D. BibIe House. Ness York
City. .xxvii-S5 eodkW
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The Cseapest and Beat News
MeSiuR In tao Ssuth.

IT'S EETERPRIsINa. FEARLgsS. RE-
liable and HoWIy, and he peer Of any weekly
Newspaper publhhsd In West Tennessee. con-
tanning al lsssl events of Importance in the
city Of Memphis and Shelby county. No
labor or expense will be spared to maintain it
in every department at the highest possible
standard, asd to commend it ia al! respects
to the confidence and approval Of the best
classes in the surrounding country. boinS
strictly
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-18
TRANSPORTATION.
NOTICE,
OTTlcE OF AeExr,

OFFICE OF AGKXr,
LoUIsVILLH AID NASHVILLE RAILRoAD,
MHMPKIs. Ssptenbenl0,lTG
ON and after this date, and until further
" notice, all regular freight trains en- this
Lile will be dlIeontinued ieuth Of Hunbsldt.
A special freight train will be run bstUeen
Humboldt and Memphis on TueFdayI, Thurs
days and Saturdays. arriving In Memphis
lhSut 10 an. and depart at2:S0 PA. This
kAiR will bo run for the purpose OF supplying
lOoal stations with necessary supplies. and tr
tie HsWardI and boards Of relief in Memphis
Ne frsiEht will be received in Memphis ex-
OsPt small lots Of necessary supplies Ter the
liSk At local points between Memphis sad
Humboldt Such shipments must be deliv
cred on Tuesdays, Thursdays ana Saturday,
between the hours Of 10 am. and 2 , N, On
ether days, small lots Of necessary supplies
fer the sick may be sent in the baggaso.ear
irsm HumboldtAnd local points to AemEhis,
Druggists aAd others can make spscisI ar
IAnESmeuts for bringing their freight through,
by SPplying to JEO. I. FLYNN. General Agent,
Eatisnal Cemetery Station. Communication
len fer him at ths depot, head Of Main street
will receive prompt attention. The company
will net undertake TO nstiiy eonsignees OF tao
arrival Of freight. Parties expecting freight
must be on hand en- arrival Of traiRs. Pas.
y fseB ger trains will run as at present, departing
frOn Memphis at . q m. ard arriving at
pp, Isu JAS. MONTGOMERY, suet.
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HOWARD AssoCIATIoN.
HOWARD ENFIRMARIEa

4 T the requsst Of the Medical STAFF Of the
"A HsWArd infrmerisI, il is hereby earnest
" requested that visitsrs to patients call be-
tween II and u q, m, AID to 8 pm. Visits
at ether hours seriously interfere with the
physioians. W, I. WAL1HALL.
1911 Supt Of InhrmAriss for Howard AM'n.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-18

Memphis, Sep ember 4, 1873.
THEREAFTER, until further notice. during
IL the epidemic, the following banks will
open for business,
At IL O'Clock m, and Close Rt 2
N 0'clOck Pun;
MARTIN GRIFFIN,
Cashier German National Bank.
sHa VIC. MCCLURE.
Cashier Fourth National Bank.
s.. P. READ,
rH Cashier Union and Planters Bank.
.. J.8As HAYEB, JR.,
Cashier State National Bank.
aAoD. W. W. THACHER,
s.g Ia Cashier Firs. National Bank.
JOHN A. HOLT,
Asst Cashier Bank Of Commerce.
VIM. A. HILL,
81 Cashier Emmet Bauk.
]
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pADUCAR AND MEMPHIS RAnReAB.
Nail Train afrives - Q n m
EDUCATIONAL
EAST TENNESSEE
UNIVERSITY.

THREE colleges. Nine professors, Tai
L tion free to all. In preparatory depart
Absut half rates to GI on Tennessee rail-
roads; on some, needy State students pass
free. Board. tuel, light, washing, rsem-rsnt,
etc, sl26 year. Fall session opens Ssptsm.
Der 18th. For catalogues address
TH0S. VI, HUMES. Prss't.
ls017 Knoxville, Tenn,
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BARKs.
EMMET BANK OE MEMPHIS,

EuLu- MnPRIs, September l3 1873.
OWING to the prevalence and continued
" malignity Of the yollew fever. ! have this
day elOted the Bank. This fever having in
vaded the cashiers family and left me with
cut assistants, thought this the most prudent
course to pursue. Funds deposited at the
German National Bank. will make my head
quarters with the Ninth National Bank Of
New York, and am prepared to rerpond 10 all
calls Of depositors. Special deposits in my
cha 60. hope the abAtemsnt Of the fever win
& init nc 20 resume business At an early day.
.l2 ST. e TH0S FISHER. Pres't.
The New York herald., 1878-11-28
FOREIGN PORTS.

ANTIGUA Nov 12In port, brig Drigo Conn, for Kings
% BrtyssT J. Nov SsArri,ed bark Angantry Csw strom
BrrSos XYays oct l5-Arrved. barks Suovean Nomade,
q. Ss,s i1. ses,
York I'D, schr Willianine, scott Montreal
a s.asa 9s lflf sa Rich
ves os, a ,ga rqpS from Rio Para
hss%I sailed % 0e se X sSp voa r oro.n. brig,
@ @ SsS ss @ @
Sow ors 9th sSfrsheP w s sr sS naos ESs uo
NJ. ss NoY s
Smith Norfolk sailed s,h for Port SPAIN; sh, brig
ssied Get ss seLrs Yosemc Cumming surinan sls
N.n ,,ss" sr I, ks ID ssrna. sr Barnes % Triadsd
81 Brilliant tBr, Dinney Demerera; 4sh, Louise cope
Morehouss Trinidad sth, Joseph Eaton, Peterson, Js
IN port Nov srs Britannia and shsnnon dI.S Harry
t,,rsvrmcos Nov ie-Arrived brig Mary Bartlett smith,
csspHs1s. Nov yDArrived bark John Robertson Cr,
cisarsd sd ap,S .edr. Addie HAYNES Eocts ayaqs
Drnlia, Nov 2t-Arrved, bark Mary Pipes, Bartlett.
YORK ana ssiied Now for New York; Easens ysane
Nov York t.nd .ai,sd Nov for = Ihona
sailed oes ,chr Lady Franklin, Olsen. Curacao Nov
Adclia Br Lecain, Boston s,. 49,, ,. 80 o..
New York arrived Oct 2y Rcsuiiado tBp, erre do,
a s s. yss ss rar ra.sS ts g' i
from do arrived 4 John Lord, Thomas unc, Urish
Fish Rogers, from Boston. -
IJavsss Nov achr II Brddig voss Shields
borough. 22d Tber lBr Green ~ Thomas tand
sailed 2d yera I'D schr Maggie Dalng. Dali
ing Portland
Cleared I'D, brig Flying Cloud Bp, Wagner, New Or
leans.
sailed 2is brig. Amable Teresa tsp) Nier savannah
prtolsp Dorm, New York; 2jd steamer City Of Merida,
REYNOLDS from New Yorkl, Vera Cruz bark Sunrise G5p.
Rop New Orleans; brig Marposa Milton New York; schr
Samuel McNfaneny, Walls, do. -
In port 2d bark Antonio Sala Rice for Now York ldr
n I,owelI Iunt Ma Cain. Newell
White Wing, subbs and Julia Grace Br, Dickson for
OF IIatferas, and others.
HALIFAX Nov a;Cleared brig G Van Horn Br) Hall,
Londsn. :. =.
Johns nv, for New lurk.
WoSrryIpto. Oct 2t--Arrived hafk Lucy Pope (Br),
Tiomnson Montreal tand sailed for Buenos syres),
Arrived Oct 2I barks Elena tf'aD Moedo. Pensacola
ystb August tsw). Edmann. ~ Mays 44
sailed 23d, bsrk Mary Durkec tBr,Armstrong, New Or.
leans.
The New York herald., 1878-11-28
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov 2e--Arrived schr Emma y Shaw,
ciosrei--schrs Clara simpson Georgetown; Freddie
Passed down-schr d Ii Dveriy. Georgetown for Bridge
ApPoSAUG. Nov 2esailcd, schr Ellen Morrison, orne,
New York
BOSTON. NV 2Cieared, bark Great Surgeon new, Of
Boston,. Arbecam. London -
y7th--Arrivcd steamers Rattlcsnake. swain, Phadel
phia; Glaucua Bearsc New York bark Mathdc tAnsl,
chirich lyeres: brig Dottie r Naguabo; scrs Jesse
Hart I'd, Wall, south Amboy Mary Freeiand ciak Fort
Ciesred-ship Alert Park Dublin; bark Linda utnD,
Bozyo Tpswch E brig Presto icr), ttottenburg schrs
Lucy D. Handy. New York; Mary Baker, ----, Barsn-
qnilia -,
.Sa son. snow. Philadelphia
HALrIM0RE. Nov 27-Arrvcti, steamers Caspian (Br),
Trocks. Liverpool: VIM Iawrcncs Uowcs, Bostoni " ~
kennedy Foster, Providence. Fanny Cadwnlnder, Clark
New York bntks Mioner tNor), COrnelisc Rochofott;
Aibuera tBr), VALLEY Iiy1gpoo; Vim Wilcox, Crocker,
Cork brig Italia (Br) Miller, Arecibo: schrs Maggie
Rivers Rivers, Navassa White Foam, Nicholson Char.
lottctown
Ciearedsteancrs George Appods Lovciand, Savannah;
VIM Lawrence, iiowes Boston; W Woodward lonng, New
ton: ship furenirgrn tsw Fahlman Bremen, barks To-
iunbia Non, Hostrup barcelona; Kate Burrcll u,r.
crosby Duukir Fotto tNor, Sksre Qucenstown; schrs
Henry Parker. Lewis, Dencrara; Mile Trim Bo,nton
Barbados: Annie Allen, conkn, Boston Mary Wood,
Stcelntan do. Too Il lolng. Marshall, do.
Sailcd--Barks lille and Marie. brig Don Francisco.
BANGOR Nov 2t-,lcared, schrs John Chase. tolrord
Montego bay, Ja Layca, Whitmere ~ Crox Abby Ihax
ter, Hutchings, Cardcpss.
The New York herald., 1878-11-28
CLEARED.

Steamer Republic B Irving. Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Linden ,Br> Robson. London-John seager.
steamer State Of Louisiana .Br' Johnston Giasgow-A
steamer eller Ce;er Kuheea Hamburg via Plymouth
Steamer saisusli Br JACK is.rs5 Tucker Co.
Steamer Enonprs @ rr Wilhelm Ge Rio
Steamer Alps ,Br, Williams, Port Prince and sava-
Steamer Santiago de Cuba Reed Havana-Wm r Clyde
steamer Morgan City Reed, New Orleans-Bosert Nor
steamer Gate City Daggett savannsh-Eeorge Yonge
steamer Charleston, Berry, charesnon-I Quintard
Steamer Margaret Foote. wilmngtos, Nc-Wm Clyde
steamer Isaac Bell lawrence Norfolk, City Point and
stsn%er RehmSnd Kelly Soripk v-od Dominion
Steamer " Garrett. Foster. Baltimore.T Krems.
steamer & sinners. Warren, rhiladelsaia55"s Hand
stsaer Esa,nne srS pmocf
Ship Frolc, Bush, Bombay and Calcatla-R " Cameron
Ship Cashmere Oliver, Ancr for ordcrs-vernon Brown
ship zppora Nor Rothinr, Liverpool-Benham Boye
Ship Ellen Austin, Griffin LondonG rinnelI. Mnturn
Shin Thomas Lord Ray New Orleans-N II Brigham
Bark Arcangco QtaD, Ghglione Gloucester, E-sloco-
Bark Margaretha Ger, Wilson, Dublin 1-Funch, Edye
4 Co.
hark Nmbns IN Cohill, An,werp-JG wh,ra PGrtauS g.
Bark General Cauiheid tBr), Ceaf, Dunkirk-funch,
BARK Mary Stewart CBr, McLarren, Bordeaax-snow 4
Burgess. 49, = ,r,.
BARK Kate Cam (Br), Hutchinson, Calais-J Whitney
X Go. s,.l
Co. s -. a.
nary Islesl-IIatton Watson \ Go. n.
bark " W Thomas. Boyd. Rio Janeiro-Brctt. Son Co
Bark America, Armstrong, Bsrbados-H Truwbfidses
Sons.
Brig Romola (Br, Kerr. Bayonne-Scamnell Bros
Brig Alruna (f3r,, smith PernambncoP Nevius SON.
Brig Empross lBr, Mailman. Montcgo Bay, Ja-G Wcs
Big Jessie Mcleod Br). McIver, chsrlottetown PEI
Brig Maggie Glen tBr, Arenburg. Lanenburg, Ns-J +
schr Maggie Abbott, Abbott, Pernambuco-H II Swift
sehr Carrie Allen, Newcomb, Nsrsnham-G Amsnek
Co. -
schr A Emerson. Emerson, st johns Antguas-Dvight
& Platt. #F ,.
scir Early Bird (Hay), Dshm, Basse Terre (st kits
schr Enterpri.e MITCHELL Ponce. PR--H " Lond Co.
Schr f Newman. Newman HaTana--R Buck Co.
schr W L wotherspocn (Br, Pettis, Windsor, Ns-P
schr W Br, Forsyth. st John, NIB. via Perth Amboy-
schr JUL. f wiaetts, Dayton Brazos santago-wood-
schr Harriet Brewster Jordan, Richmond, va-Abel
schr lookout, Newell. Georgetown, DEB Weinberg
Schr s X Barnes Roberts. New Haven-Rsckett Bro.
Schr c Acksn Toms, Stamford-Stamtord Manufacsur-
ing Co.
The New York herald., 1878-11-28

- ,r Julia snn. casweil Norwich for New York.
Sci r-fohn Brns'Ns. gox. New Haven tor New "rk
Sch Wm Farren. Lindsey, New Haven for New YORK
Scn..I Mitchell Morrcll. stamford for New loiA
trha King, Jarvis Northport. Ii, Tor New i"rh
BOUND EAST.
Steam Cortes Bennett New York for Halifax. NJ, ana
steam r Franeonia Bragg New York for Portland tand
anchorro OF the Herald Telegraph Station, detA"ea
through SE Storm
stenlne. GIaucus Bearse, Now York FOR Boston,
Srhr VI 4snss tBri Miller. New York for - John, Nd
Schr Ila.. NcSamec. New York for Greenwich
schr II ar mond. Goldhwaite, liooken Tor iortiahu'
No
Schr Iarl ttt Iebecca Nckcrson, Hoboken for Pros
dcnce.
Schr May a,'. Flanders. Rand1nt for BOSTON,
Schr Ella "a ices. Bnlger Roadnui Tor bsVeF'J.
Schr Star. BuI &C. Port johnson FOR Boston
Schr Monitor Davis. Port johnson tor areian'
>chr samuel l. croeker, Thraschcr, Port johnson Tor
Woods Hole
Schr Henry he. ne, Amhoy for Boston.
Schr Hudson Cis rk, Amboy for Portland. o.
Schr Scud Allen, Amboy for New Haven. =
schr Emina R1, amell, Law Gcorgetown DC, Tor New
Haven. -,
s;cir William Gsrrison Bowen Georgetown, DC, Tor
Scar W May D.xis, Georgetown, DC. for New Haven
HERALD TrLEGI,APH STATION.
UnrpsToSf. l.. L., Nav "a, lsss1
Several OF the reyr packets to anchor
reaching here a owing the storm aad all
the bound sailing vessels which passed through
Hell Gate during the day harbor between the
islands above The Franconia Bragg which left
New York this morning for Portland Me- returned after
stcamng AS tho Stepping stones the indications
being that the weather win be pretty dirty outside tonight
The large barge formerly Manhattan with 1000
tons New Haven, also detained in the ong op
poste this station.
The New York herald., 1878-11-28
SPOKEN.

Steamer Galley Of Lorne SBr, Bcynon New York for
London Nov -. lat ~ II. lou ~ .ls
Bark Luigt T. Ans Feran from New Yurk for llayre,
Nov 10 lat ~ II lon ~ H.
Bark Harry Douglass tisr, Landry from New York for
London Nov II, lar 80 A., Ion ta, :,3.
A Danish bark. showing HWfJ, from Wilmington, NC,
for HambEpg Nov ), lat -. Ion 81.
Brig Helen Belize. Hon. for New York - days out
Nov ~, lat II \, Ion ~ 81 W.
Schr Eagle Turrey. from Wilmington, NC, for Fort dc
PaiS Nov H. lat ~ 81, Ion II 10
The New York herald., 1878-11-28
SAILED.

steamcrs scyshia Br for Liverpool; Italy Br, London
Wilhelm Ger, Rio Janeiro: Santiago de Cuba Havana
Gate City Savannah: Charleston Charieston Isaac bcIl
Richmond Richmond, Norfolk; bark America barbados;
brig Ella Brj Dram. =.
Newcastle: Principessa Marghareta di Femonte uaDs
Cork Negrisnoa Iab Roucn; big Arcadia Fort spain
lrnc ebsfer
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YACHTS. sTEAMpOATs. SEC.

L,OR SALE-SCHOONEH ENOCH MOORE, 3l3 TONS
u register; built Wilmington DEL 1882 centre board In
good order well found Apply board pier - East
River or to JAMES A. VAN BKrNT, 7j South ST., corner
Maiden lane
SrEAM YACHT LURLINE FOR sALE-NOw IN w ~.
Ccommssipn for winters cruise hc seen IN Now YORK
November ~. Apply III ist ST. Jersey city, Nj.
STEAM LAUNCH wANrED--tO 70 % FEET Long,
Don good southern route 10 take charge pre-.
fcrrcd. =. N SPENCER, 40 9Th nv, New York.
yNANTED TO PURCIlAsE--A TUGBOAT. 10 TO ~
w inches dnneer TO he paid for by instslmeu oil flvO
month Address IT. GBoAT. Herald once
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New London NOV "a. schr Lizzie Simmons.
Spirce. from a whaling and sealing cruise.
Passed g New Bedford Bay 18th. scht Admiral
Blake. Hathaway. from Marion for Atlantic Ocean.
A, Monteven Oct -, bark Josephine bong, OF New Bcd
ford.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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PPROxIMATfONS
45-1 S1oo0 45sA $1,000 45,s $1,000 20l04. $500
4,72 1000 4575. ...l0U0 4510....l000 20l06.. 50o
i573.. 1000 45,6.. 1000 45S0. ...1V00
NEXT orprSARy DRAWING DECEMBER q.
NEXT EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING DECEMBER "a
rruE ONLY GRAND PRIZE
FOR SEWING MACHINES AT THE
EXPOSITION USIvERsELLE PARIS.
1878, WAS AWARDED, OVER
EIGHTY COMPETITORS TO
WHEELER a WILSON MANUFACTURING CO.,
NEW YORK CITY
AND
BRIpGEpoRf. CONN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NIIRONIc observation-disclosures wnich IAvE ar.
INSISTED sngcal operations snl ra ment iasc nesn eas
by Dr. HEATH, i1d East a5th St.. Scw York. hfF Years
testimonials frun eminent citizens and pm. sc'ahs 'eo
hours toIoroors and evenings
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Full
WESTERN UNION TINE BALL.

NEW York Nov 37-Noon.
The Western Union time ball to-day fell onehundredth
of a second fast.