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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-04
Como.
Carsow Appeal, Oct. 8.

Carson Appeal, yet. ..
Mr.. Thomas Beer, Of Empire. came
In from Como yesterday. and Is greatly
impressed with the belief that that camp
will, before the expiration OF another
year. be very lively and prosperous. OF
the Eureka mine he says II 10 now 30
feet In depth. and the rock at that point
runs from 5000 to $500 per ton. princi.
pally gold. he picked up some Of the
rock In that mine indiscriminately, and
pounding II up In . mortar. hs found .
lot Of free gold In II. The ledge IL four.
teen feet wide, and increases In width
the deeper the shaft gets. There are Q
number Of other mines being worked
with equally good prospects. Mr.. Beer
thinks that Como will prove - great
and prosperous o camp ss Bodie. he
intends removing Q large building from
Empire there. and also erect several
new ones. All the mines which are
being prospeotsd run very high In gold;
but that wal also the case with the
Comstock mines on the surface. Very
likely when they reach Q greater depth.
silver will bs the predominant metal.
Next Spring there will no doubt bs .
rush TO the new camp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-04
Religious Nosicss.

81. Johns Church. Gold nm. Rev. r: .,
Rsstman. Rector. H<ryices on Sunday 81 "
A. n. and Z p. u. The seats are nee ano
eli are cordially invited. sunday school 81 iO'
There will b. divine service st 81. Paul's
Church, Virginia City. tomorrow al IL a. H..
Bishop whitaker oficisiing.
Tners viii be Divine servics ut Dayton to-
morrow evening at Z O'Clock, Rev. 0sorss N
Eastman oraeistins.
Thsrs viii b. Divine service at the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Gold Hill. tomorrow a. II
An. snd ct 81 =. u. Sunday school Of i.0.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-04
Amalgam Hunters.

The smalsam hunters below the San.
tiago mill, Carson river, have struck q
bonanza. They put up . wing dam,
pumped the bed OF the river dry and
then ~prospected. Just as they found
they had Q good thing. another party
bent on profits located below them and
began similar operations. The dam OF
the latter party sent the water back into
the claim Of the former, and now there
10 much trouble In that section. There
will come either sad, litigious, plsguy
ways or q shotgun war, or perhaps both.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-04
To Taxpayers.

The county officials are pestsred terri
bly, Just nov In their busiest time by
people coming in to pay their taxes
The roll has not yet been extended and
will not DO ready to be cashsd till Mon
day, October 20. when Treasurer Carricl
will DO glad to see all who wish to con,
tribute to the support OF the State and
county governments. Taxes will bs
PAYABLE from the above date to Novem'
Der 18th, inclusive, after which they will
be delinquent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-04
The Victims.

OF the Ave miners killed by the terri
bio accident at Bodis last evening. al
except Martin were formerly resi-.
dents Of Gold Hill. Cassidy leaves
q wife and four young children here.
He was o member Of the Miners
Union. and also wildey Lodge. No.
/, I. o. o. F., Gold Hill. The Gags
OF both associations are flying OF half.
mast today. The remains OF Cassidy
are now on the way to Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-04
Blown Up.

John Doolsy was dangerously hurt at
2:s0 this afternoon by being blown up
at tho Alta. Three blasts had been put
10 and two went of. Dooley and two
others went back just as the delayed
blast exploded. His injuries are In the
side. The others were only slightly hurt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-04
Written for the Gold Hill Daily Nsvs.l
4 MIRACLE.
IT EDITH FRANCIS.

The time was the chill mid.wintsr.
The hour was the midnight chime;
Isat In my lonely chamber,
And the easement shons with rims.
The Ore burned low. and the smbsrs
Threw Q strange and ntful light;
The shadows were thick In the oorners-
Twas Q weird and grusSome night.
Ifaid, "oh. hesrti thou art weary.
And burdensd With heavy care;
Thou nearest only the mourning.
And never . breath Of prayer.
Bot God 10 God, and He hesrsth
The lowest and faintest cry
He will give thee Joy In the future.
Ia the golden By.and.byt"
Thus I said. but I felt NO echo
OF faith In my doubling heart;
Still fingered the hungry craving,
And the pain would not depart
When there came . sound In the silence.
A step beside my chair,
Akind word. softly spoken.
And . hand upon my hair.
oh. then. In q rapturous moment.
Dawnsd light like . golden nooni
Bssuty and gladnsss and glory,
Like the bloom Of the fragrant Junsi
The song that my glad heart csrollsd.
Wa swsetsr than song Of bird
And. surely, suoh heart.vsrm answer
Never before was hsard.
felt the buds Of. promise
In my glad heart stir and swell.
Like the fragrant bloom OF the lily,
When Il breaks from its lsafy cell.
And never came Maytims fairsr.
To gladden. the waxing earth
Than that wonderful Winter evening.
With Its gifts Of peace and nirthi
BATTLE MOUNTAIN. New, Oct. ., 1878. %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-04
OCTOBER SIXTH 70 HLRVINfH,
uNoLusrvf)
TRIALS OF SPEED TO BE CONDUCT.
I'D UNDER Tue AUSPICES OF
THE SOCIETY.
Msuday-Hrst Day.

Msuday-FIrst Day.
-
~. 10 ts.soS IA Sn'0n ~ nsey,ccce
sSasS ~ -, go esn' "" 'of'e''' si0
NO No. aUpu nas,i slsc; s,a,.o ar,.. ,,s to second;
three-quarters OF Q mile.
NO. s-bailinetI STAKE. Tor tnorougnpfed ,.
yesr old miles: Society to add 500; dssh o.
one and . haif miles; entrance 80, Any ally
tnat bAs previously won race shau caffy ave
pounas eAt.a; an9 my MY tnst nns won'tvo
IT, ho e.sns p0unas exas; my n,y.nas nns wen
.us pounos e4us. osoona MY W
NJ 1"snss. sssn. e,.o A.. A.. e,o
~ 49, sioy W nls'; e'o W 80
orS, % ~ .a,,u, nos.s Of . miis; tIss lot ~.
~ Inn a aaboS. tSSs, s.s.s .. ~ esoni w ios.
ieis' xiog sdasai one and qusner miles ever
ave hurdles three feet six inches high; weller
"elkn"'
Tuesday-Sscsnd Day.
M s-r,ot,,no. IN c,.... m. N, Al, ho,s..
a, N...A, 81" 49, ssnts-H
IN Nsuaas; ALSO ior ~ norsss rom sls,i., Las
"a a ~ nouvV sou1s,ss. S.iuoIni.s
suu olan. ~ L.ke eountles. Vregoni snteetn
nyv e purse wv nrs' n"rss sSW' sscona morse
~ y .u. .-..
rsn".,, nnros IN. a., ~, - rsoa 1919 sn6
horss Si2'. third horse SIS.
Weduesd,y-ThIrS DAY.
M a-a,.ts. n, ali o.,.., oid. ,hr.,,.,
tsrs ~ . mia an ..cn. ia ,osss,,. I'm 49,
No a-stsSs frsa ior III e.rr.In, ~ nourds:
w S.oy sS9eI; T1s INC Snssigntn nile:
in ssvsd. and COUNTIES named IN csiiioIuis ana
SossS an runs s'''' n''' A0''s si"' SECOND
M, T"st,hss Of sas zach N NJ. ,o,a u.d.,
value 500. added ons mile for am.tscr riders.
bers Of the STATE Apricultursi Socistv' OF ~
Pacific Coat Blood Horse Associstion. or soms
regular Jockey Club, and NO one Who makss
bu,iness OF training horses, or who has ever
ridden once for money, or 10 engaged In the en-.
ploymsn, Of training In any capacity. WIN Be- 81.
name Of the perSon Who IL 10 ride: The horss
named TO the secrstary On Monday, the nrstday
OF the Fair.
No, l2-Hurdle rice. purss f2Oo. nnt horn
Sia5, second horse S5O, third horss fas; heat
OF q mile; winner OF The hurdle race on the ara
day 70 carry rs bounds extrs. second 6 pounds
extra. welter vsipbts.
NEVADA CUP-No. Is Handicap Sweep
stake, $50 each; Sa5 forfeit; $40 dsclarsuon:
$500 sdded: Two sud 4 ouafter mia. sscond
horse 10 receive 400. tnird 10 ssvs no.
weights Announced Ausust asth. dscIsrstion to
Be made September lat.
Thursday..Feurth Day.
No. lS-Troting. mile and repeat, free for I'll
Co. ~ n.I,,osu,s "a .Se svSnuss ssoc.
n,.t horse $2so. second horse 500. third horse
W.. u-r,o,,,,. "a elias. -. ~, al. 49,,
three in ave; purse 500; nT.t horss 500, eco.
old horse 500.
purse $40. amt horse SasO, second horss $40.
pr,a.,-p,n, n,
FriasS'r"'s Wy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-04

There was q question Of considerable
importance before the Board Of Equal.
zation today. as in its result 1t affected
all the taxpayers OF the county. 1t was
the endeavor on the part Of the Virginia
& Truckes Railroad Company to have
its assessment reduced from So. 900 per
mile for main track and 90. 900 per mile
for its side tracks.
The agitation Of the matter COM
msnced at IL o'clock A. n. and was not
concluded at the withdrawal Of the Nrws'
representative at 2 P. n.
Mr.. Ysrington represented the road
and asked for . reduction OF the ASSESS
ment on the ground that Il was excessive
and not warranted.
Chairman Hazeltine - On what
grounds
Mr.. Yerington-Ths assessment has
heretofore been So 900 per mile on
main track and $4,000 on side track:
Why W you 10 q Asssss0f' a'u
up on hf .. A..
Assessor a..
sessed in the county and on statements
made by you that the road II worth
more money.
Y%erinpton-I have never allowed It to
b worth over sio.ooV per mus
Chairman-in. your worn .:pots oa
ME did You NOT m ~ os,n -.
was wor,n st.oov;ooo :, = ia nd =
NO. unoe o ~ nnn
a'stage - S'f:UVo ,.., =, A.. mad
tel'u 600 -" IL ss.ord;ro N
Is aoou' SIoV,Voo ~. ~, -. eom.
. CONSTRUCTION scooan'' ous
menced ten years ago wnen s,sly'n,s
was hign' ana nave oeen oui o.
since 10y loau was 49,. sorsss n.
count Is open nov s .""",tina
eiaue iolnus W.. = .ha ros5 worth
nowr W. w;u;,, n nav nm
aerinstons"oo %
SiO,VVo sno S,,Voo ~ ~, q
,.s aa,na' n,.san, ,siusfion n The road?
NO. c'usi' IT.. =. h..d nnas,;on
=, a.as.d an ACKNOWLEDGMENT
10 answer. w - ~
mere MT lo.,uso :. /" 80 T,
tory Oh tne sonsiuouvu " -. 80
was intsndea 70 '.,o ,ne so. - ,hs
9, inc oo~ 49,. "a o;v. worL
arson C.m.,o.L ahon,d oiys ont n
..a~.his.s ~ 1a,s mot for
wouiu 70 ,.s pod;s n;s.
Inc large business uouo ~ :. 80
,i'c' mere wou'u rS..osS a..s NOV
II was nauiins no oo~ = 600 ~. I.s,
IL did not uansPor. s.ooo ns
month. anu 'ne su0Iu "as ,s .as, AZ
ana less. Any one n.'e Ill =. ~
y, 'n ~ .o~,a asc;d. The
coal. ' s"S h.sn oFs,sJ last vssr
81 nno y "a sornd NO ala Hs
Ala n., ' 49, thu, anybody could be
- 80 NM !, AZ anv ny;c..
'o9na 20 guy ns p' m.,,s, q, n.
ne 'nen ~ SS,o .nS .a.,.n5sS That the
e 49," - ,hs, Sss, ,bonld
business y. ~ .".orrt ~ ths
11 70 shna,n..
iaiI,ns on VI -.-,. no,. than
no' ~
s2o.ooo per mile . -, ,;,,ru.
ierins'on-tsa, u a. g. I.s. nov
RANGES ouSa -. .oms time. and
ms eontnueu ~. T T.,.;s ss.d :
nnaiiy pisti,s. a.so.n Ca. orch;no
decision Oh mo- uP,sws "h..;nn ~
me taiaton o. n.oSn ~
proper oasis o. auss,;on ....a m. An.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-04
a,rv.,s snss MOANING.

T. Baiiy. r Hoffman. r Williams. W.
Eddy. Miss Parkinson. Mrs Ben Small,
Nn K T Duffy. T whitening, G Lipman'
n D Griffin. Mrs N Meyers. Miss Ruffner'
J E Ingabeen. z L skellinger. L N Coffin
q asrsvan. p q Mercer. George ouiglsy'
AN Cummings. G z Whitney, E Shaw, L
siebenhausr. Thomas Allen. Thomas Cair
and family. Thomas Dsllishsn. u simst'
and family. 8 II Narlstts and wife. Phi
Ssidner, Miss II A Martin. Mrs II xorr:s'
@ P Harding. Mabel Woods. W Ross. A
Denmau.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-04

The Julia received yesterday morning
Q new cable. 1850 feet long. ak inches
vide and one-half an inch thick. which
va Immediately put upon the reel.
Rev. George N. Eastman will preach
ut 81. Johns Church tomorrow morning.
The hour for evening service has been
changed from 7:3o to z.
There will BE- . meeting Of the wsshos
Typographical Union at 2P. y. tomor'
eow q Jades Moss courtroom, vir'
ietnis-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-04
Dep.rsure. Lass Evsssag.

n Burke. J q Atkinson. N Webster. J
II. Ksttsll. n Lockwood. J II Moore. Miss
J Kiilali. Mrs q D Lester and family. Mrs
+ Norton. W @ Durham. Mrs Bray. 8 b
Beckett. 8 Baldwin. 8 Sternbers. J Les
xyusky. Mrs Emo. Miss n A mclaughlin.
Mrs. J NcQue. Thomas F Bean.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-04
RAILROAD EQUALIZATION.

E.deavor Made By che Virginia q
Truckee Railroad Company 70
Have iss Assessment Reduceo-
the Preseasasion or shs Matter
60 she Board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-04
Deaths During september.
Coroner Brodek reports deaths In the
county during September as per burial

permits issued az foiiows: 'ir8inia Sity'
81; Gold Hill, 6. or those in Virginia
l6 were under s years. n between 8
and %, and Is over 25. One was q
squaw and one an infant. still born. OF
the s in Gold Hill 8 were under 8 and 2
over %. Causes Of death were as fol.
lows: Want OF vitality ESQ reported by
the physician) !, cholera infantum !,
bilious fever /. scaldsd /. cholera moi.
bus /. Northumberland America 3.
Ssxes-Males 3, females 2.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-04
Additional Pay.RolIs.

Following are psy.rolls Of the mines.
for September, In addition to those pub
lished yesterday
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-04
Treasurer Report.

The following is the report Of County
Treasurer Carrick for the month Of Sep
TENDER:
On hand September 1..........$36. 1851 80
Received during September. 80. 4l.Sl0 "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-04
sEPOHr.

STOCK EEPOkr.
san Hraaefsce BsarA.
LAST EVENING.
$40 Raymond & Ely. I 10
80 Eureka Con-. 2lk
$50 Belmont, Csc
GOO Gila, zoe. 25c
1850 Metallic, Toe, 75c
ATS Grand Prize. 2 io.2
800 Aryenta, $50
800 Navajo. 400
100 Endowment, SOC
$50 Independence. I GO, IN
400 Star. CSC
100 Tuscarora, zoe
SIS Belle Isls. 4 IS. 4 30, 4 IS, 4 90
2626 Day. I 10. I 70
sos Paradise. N
100 Real del Monte. ~
800 Albion. 25o
500 Con. Esmeralds. l0c
Wales. II
2625 North Belle Isle. S5c. SOC
$50 Big Prize. SOC
400 x. and K, i
IS Bodis. IN. IL
470 Bschtsl. I, I %. l 10, i 10
200 McClinton. Csc
COO Oriental, 15c
ITO Summit. ~
20 Bulver. LII
20 Syndicate.
200 G~oodshaw. SOC
200 Belvidere. $50
100 South Bodie. $50
100 Champion. SOC
120 Blackhawk. SOC. 75e
$50 Booker Con-. ESQ
AS Mono. 5. 81
TOO Crosus, zoe
10 Con. Pacific. ~
las Dudley.1
325 Jupiter. I 05. I
70 South Bulwer. SOC
COO North MONDAY.
100 MONDAY. AZ
COO Orient. loo
200 Mammoth. Gu. 6k b5. Gu. bso
$50 Bodis Chief. CSC
$50 Boston Con-. IN
2l0 Martin White. N, 6s
100 Leeds. 60c
100 Tiptop. I 20
1000 Silver King
100 Caledonia BLACK Hills. ~
SIS Tioga. 2 W. 2 ~. AZ
THIS MORNING.
1000 Ophir. Sc. 36s. 36S
24O Mexican, 32k 32A b
20 Gould 4 Curry, 10
IS Best 4 Bslcher. IN
40 CAlifornis, 81
10 Savage. l2H
20 Con. Virginia. 6s.o 81
100 Potosi. 81, 81
50 Hale 4 N~orcross. IN
$50 Crown Point. 4 10
IS Yellow Jacket, iok. iaS
go Imperial. IA. 80
so Ksntuck. 4 10
50 Alpha, lev
les Bslcher, 81, 3 20
10 Confidence. Gu . AZ.
les Sierra Nevada. AN. 4It' 49, 10 Do.
80 Utah. 20
325 Bullion. 81
$50 Exchequer. ~, Oh
10 0verman. ~.
500 Justice. 81. 8 10. 3 20
1870 Union Con-, GAs, 6ih, 6S. % bio
IS Alta. 81, 81
$50 Julia. 8 10. 3 %, 4 blo.4
ass Caledonia. 2 40
60 Silver Hill. I 45. IN
80 Challenge. 2 20
500 New York. SOC. $50
IS Occidental. ~, 2 80
ITO Lady Washington Con-. CSC.
rs Andes. I 0S
$50 Ward. 2 80. 2 20
20 Scorpion. > 40. 3 ~
200 LeviAthan. Coo
10 North Con. Virginia,
100 Trojan. zoe
10 Benton Con-,
800 Golden Gate.
l25 Flowery. Csc. COO
$50 North BONANZA. l ~, l 20
IS Msckay. l
100 Mountain View. ~
rs Phil. Sheridan, zoe
500 RAYMOND 4 Ely. 1 10. l 10
l25 Eureka Con-. 2iS. 2s sso
400 ella. 25c
lsO Northern Belle. 81
l2ss Metallic. soc. 7se
2s0 Argenta. 75e
$50 Navajo. SIC
sac Independence. I 65. I 70. IL
500 Star, 6Uc. IVc, ooc
l25 Tuscarors, Csc. 40c
lo2O Day, I 80. IN
ISIS Belle Isls. 1 IS. 4 30. 4 30 b5
20 Hillside, I 10
$50 Real del Monte. 2.
$50 Albion. $50
40 Wales. IL so
2s00 North Belle Isle. SOC. S5e
100 Mount DiAblo. o
$50 Bodis Con-. IN. In. nS
80 Bechtsl Con-. l 10
400 NcClinton. ESQ
Gao Tioga. 2 60. an, 20
40 Summit. IN
so Bulwer. IN
40 Belvidere. SOC. 75e
500 Chamgion. soc
rs Blachawk. 7oc. SOC
40 Booker Con-. soc
$50 Mono. s
100 Crosus. zoe
so Con. Pacific, ~
$50 South Bulwer. 500
500 North MONDAY.
$40 Orient. loc. l5c
60 Mammoth, Gu
100 Boston Con-. I 10
300 Martin White, IL
40 Silver King. So
100 Caledonia (Black Hills).
n~ensrsuron laas veatng
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-04
Friday..Fihs Day.

No. - -Trot,ing. free for eli double teams;
mile and repeat; purse ttoo; nst team 500.
second team Si00.
No. as-rrotting. 7:ss class, free for all; purse
$500; nrst horse $40, second horse $50. third
horse $50
No. N-Troting. free for al; mile heats,
thrse In Ave: purse t7oO; nnt horse 500. sses
ond horps $500.
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

The two story frame mill on Lincoln avenue.
near f35th street owned by p. OHare, destroyed
by fire last evening" The loss is estimated at $1,000
Mayor Cooper has not yet received answer to his
letter to the Comptroller suggesting tho payment OF
twenty -one of the Aldermen for tho month OF No
vcmber. excluding Mr.. George Hall.
Superintendent Dudley has issued notice warn
ing owners and builders against rogues who by
some means have secured badges of the department
and.inay them for improper purposes.
Chaunccy johnson yesterday committed in
default of 600 bail by Justice Bixby at the Jeer
son Market Police Court. on the charge OF robbery.
for which Detective Dorsey arrested him.
John Jarvis resident of Jersey City. was knocked
down last night and injured by an engine the
elevated railroad at 125th street. He was
taken to the Harlem police station. where q wound
on his head dressed.
The New York Society for the Preservation Of the
Irish Language opened new class ut the parent
branch, Clarendon Hall. last evening. The Presi-
dent Mr.. J. p. Ryan, In attendance. and
teacher gave the initiatory lesson. using black
board for instruction.
The Fire Commissioners yesterday promoted
the following men:-Assistant Foreman Birming-
ham, Of Engine a. to foreman of Engine l6; Charles
H. Shoy. engineer of Engine 20 to assistant foreman
of Engine IA Ezra M. Leerts. assistant engineer OF
Engine 20, to be engineer of the same company, and
Private George l.. Semblcr. of Engine n, to be
sistant engineer of Engine 20.
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
CLEARED.

Steamer Abyssnis Br. Murphy, Liverpool via ouesas
steamer England tBr), Thompson, Liverpoo-F
Steamer Canad. 0sD. Heeley. Lendon-F W Hurst
steamer State Of Georgia sr), Smith, Gassow-Austn
Steamer Clyde. Norton, Aspinwal-raeiae Nail Steam
Ste.nsr Augustus Ger, Hansen LesuayrA. Porto Ca
p% se1%ss Eosvoea asns s Webster kingston '.c"' &c
Steamer City of Vera Cruz, Van sice. Havana-wn
soa%s5 City Of ASstin, Stevens Nassau via Fernsn-
steamer AIhamGra (Brj. McElhinnsy, Halifax Ms and
sssaao. New York QUICK New orleans-Bosert Nor
steamer Richmond. stevens. West Point vsLOd Do
Steamer Isaac Boil Gibbs Norfolk vao,d Dominion
Steamer Steamer chs.apssEs. Williams Porsiasd1j Amos.
Ship Glenbervie tBr,, Campbell, Glasgow-Henderson
Ship Carl (Ger, Bockslmann. Bremen-Hermann Koop
Ship Thrasher. Boswortb San Francisco-Robert Van
Bark Alice Cooper tBr, Norris Liverposl-snow Bur-
Benham, Boyesen, Pickering Co.
Gx ksEsd0 Cork or
Bark Gessner Ger. Christofers. Bremen-Hcrmsnn
Bark ysnse Moe, To!li.on Antwerp Jansen 4 Co.
Bsrs ax A Ss1
Bark FIorri Harlbat, Lawronee New orleans-N
orss.:Sssass%, se;s:sS: Ssssssas1 c.; 1a'a l''
Schr Elise Lucie (Hay, late Am sshr White swami
Holm. Cape Hayten-Kunhardt h Co.
Schr George Douglass, Anderson Basse Terre-F
Challeur n Co.
schr Server, Tilton, Richmond va-Bentsy Glider
sleeve Co.
Schr II Grant. Sutphen. Norfolk, va-James A Van
Brunt
..schr VIM Philpot Br. Philpot, Perth Amboy-A T
Heney.
Schr John James McIntire Boston-Charles Twing
Schr Cyrus Chamberlain Gibbs New Bedford-J L Fer
guson.
schr Dreadnausht, Saunders. New Haven and Norwich
j Q Roberts.
Schr Mary Allen. Allen New Haven-H Doyle.
Schr Expedite Racket, Orient, LI-Rackett 4 Bro.
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
Schr Hester. Davis, Portchester for New York.
schr Orlando Smith Ferris. Portchester for New iosA

schr Hester. Davis. Portchester for New York.
Schr Orlando Smith. Ferris Portchester for New YORK
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Chesap cake, Mangum New York for Portland
Steamer Bolivar Geer, New York for New .oadon ana
Norwich.
seh Joseph Rogers Spencer New York for Portland to
lay up.
schr Russell strickland Nov York for Portland. to
Law up.
sehr g f Eaton. Eaton. Now York foe Fox Island.
Sehr telegraph. Thorndikc, New York for Salem
Sehr % , maha Mooen smith, New s ORR sor s SSssn.
Sehr James X Polk Buckley. New York for Westport
schr Fannie q Warnor Dickenson New York for Fort
land, CT
scnr a G Pease, Abb. New York for Portland. Ct
Schr Escort. Hawkins New York for l3ridgepart.
schr salle Burton, Williams Now York for Stamford
Schr Haze. McNanee. New York for Greenwich.
schr Eva q Yates Yates Hoboksn for Boston.
Schr Zetta Hanks. Hoboken for Boston
schr Louisa wilson. Adams. Hoboken for Boston
schr Kendrick Fish Cooper Hoboken for New London.
schr zullette Kenyon. Buckingham, Hoboken for Fort
land, CT.
Schr David Curre. Peasa. Hsboken for Portland, Ct
Schr James English, Barker Newburg for New londea
schr Ellen Morrison Mathews. klxabethpors Tor Fort
schr L Dean Coo Elixabethport for Fail River.
Schr B Ross. Coleman Eixabethport for Taunton.
Schr Mary Miller. Dayton Ezabethport for Providence
Schr Edwin Stevens, Kendall Elizsbethport for
schr Onrust Lewis Port johnson for Taunton.
Schr Sarah Wooster Deliver Port johnson for Provi-
denco.
schr West Wind Roamer Port johnson for Providence
Schr Salmon Washburn, Hathaway, Amboy for Taunton
Schr resoedale Caswe Amboy for NarrsEsnsett rier.
sshr shr ar soS AsS oe Sor~sS for %o'p'
Schr Liszis Wilson Wilson fhiladelphia boston.
Schr Carrie s Hart. Davis, Georgetown, Dc for FAN
River.
Lizzie Smith. Smith Virginia for Plymouth. Mass
Schr Mary Stoel Davis, Virginia fer Portland.
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
TWELFTH REGIMENT REUNION.

The first of the fifth season Of the social re-
unions Of the Twelfth regiment. N.G.s.N.Y Colonel
Cruger occurred last night at the armory Broadway
and Forty-ffth street. There some two
hundred couple present on the floor. who "tripped
1t upon the light fantastic toe" until IN early
hour this morning. The music fur
nished by Dodworth's Twelfth Regiment Band.
These reunions altogether of a social
and private character being arranged for the enter
tainment almost exclusively of the members of the
regiment and their friends. Last nights reunion
was a most enjoyable affair throughout. especial
pains having been taken by the committee-consist-
ing of Quartermaster r. A. Riker, Captain w. @.
Reddy and Lieutenant u. w. Griffiths-to make 1t
surpass all its predecessors. The order Of dancing
braced the Lanciers, walzes quadrilles, gallops
polkas, Caledonians with the usual promenades and
military manifestation i'll all. The armory hall
was tastefuliy decorated for the occasion.