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and the Katharine Jackson, from Rotterdam for
New York, has been stranded on Long Island Beach,
(coast of New Jersey,) and all persons saved.
For The Commercial Journal.
Tor he COTnnneTCIuI JUUT
EXPLANATION OF THE PRINCIPLES ON WHICH
LIFE INSURANCE Is EFFECTED.

EXPLANATION OF THE PRINCIPLES ON WHICH
LIFE INSURANCE Is EFFECTED.
years, in good health, wish to provide the sum OF
s 1000, to the heirs Of each, pay able whenever the
partner shall die-What sum would be sufficient to
make this provision?
"Tabes of Mortality" as they are called, have
been prepared from such information could be col
lected concerning the duration Of human life, which
show the age to which any healthy person may ex-
pect TO attain; that is, they show the average age
which may be expected by large number of per-
sons now aged 30, 40, 50, Co. &c., also, the proper,
tion which die in each year The former is called
the "Expectation," the latter the "Decrement."
These tables have been proved by the experience
and careful observation of more than century. The
earlier tables were found incorrect in some respects
but ii is believed that very close approximation
TO the truth is now attained.
From the CARLISLE tables, generally esteemed the
most correct, we present the following extracts and
calculations:
TABLE,
Compiled from the Carlisle Tables
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w nave q gain OF S00.Z-
This fund steadily increases for many years; and
if we had added proper sum TO allow for the COM
mound interest which lose by the annual deere
ment, should find, when the surviving partners
81 years old, that with 719 partners living, we
had much larger fund than we started with; and
when the last partner died, the sum remaining tor
him would not vary more than per CT from b OiO.
This calculation is not intended TO be literally
rectnor is TO be supposed that the losses VIII occur
year for year, lad down in the tables; but an eX-
cess Of losses one year would b. compensated by an
equal freedom from loss IN the succeeding years, as
has been proved by The experience oil Ltc Insurance
Companies, whert proper care has been exercised IN
the selection OF risks.
Again, suppose the age Of the partners above
named had been 40 instead of 30--the expectation
would have been 81 years, and the present value
IS 267 so, and the stcd s. POI 500, which, cal
cuation will prove. would produce similar results.
Al So the Expectation is 81 years, aud the present
value Of II 1000, dus at that time 35j. 80
At o. tn present value would be-. S505 90
The parn might with equal certainty be divl-
ded among thcso four ss-thosc at each age invest
ing the set off against it-and the results woaid
be the if all had commenced at 80; and so.
in short they might b. of every age from IS to 100
each contributing in proportion TO his agc-and still
the result would not vary.
In examining this calculation, it will b. seen that
the nature of tn Transaction is rather that Of Bank
inr than of Insurance. since the risk is anng, (>x-
ccpt that of Investment, 10 produce always the pro-
posed per ccntum,) where the nunber OF partne is
sufficiently largc-and name more in accordance
with the nature of the institution would be, "a Bank
of Deposit for the Benefit of Posterity."
But the sum which could be conveniently spared
at once by man Of small means. at single invest
ment, would not purchase sufficient reversion 10
support his family Hence it became necessary 10
compute the annual premium which would be equiv
alent TO the single premium above mentioned.
Thus, + 10 per annum, computed at the same rates
as above, would produce at the end Of "a years,
Sl09i; and had this premium been adopted astcad
OF the single of -223.S9 the result would have
been in that proportion.
In this article have cndcavored TO set forth the
nature OF this business, that it may appear that il
is not ga speculation upon Divine Providence" as
has been ignoranty supposed by some; but, on the
contrary, that its calculations are based upon fixed
laws.
In succeeding article shall endcavor to show
the difference between the various classes of Life
Insurance Companies, and their comparative security
and value to the public
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Failures at Ph'adelphia- A letter to the Evening
Post, from Philadelphia, says-''We had at least
five heavy failures last week. These hardly n
beginning of the end, for If the banks continue to
fuse discounting even genuine business paper, the
trading community must come 10 an almost general
suspension; If the banks do not pursue this course
they will have to suspend specie payments before
Christmas"
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Cheap Lining. Taylor, in hs"Views Foot"
says: "The cheapest city and of the plcasantcst
in the world, is Florence, where we breakfasted on
five cents, dined sumptuously twelve and went to
good opera for ten. A man would find no difficulty
be Of some importance to those whose health requires
such stay, yet kept back from attempting the
voyage through fear of the EXPENSE"
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Millions Of Bounty Land Acres.-Of the regular
army about thirty five thousand are entitled TO
bounty lands. The volunteers who entitled TO
these lands about ffty-f thousand. Fourteen
millions four hundrc Thousand o.. land will be
required to satisfy the claims of the soldiers in the
Mexican war. This land al the Government price
is worth eighteen millions two hundred Thousand
dollars.
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Mails and Travelling Facilities.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cities-Steamboat and Car ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, &C.
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LayS ItJ,,roDfs arr. ll;n, #, Nr,y Work fsays tn,
Tnbuuc,) al 4 l05a1i no and 4r. in rood d ma 3D.
rhc supply is mod. rate, and the ord-r irgn the
West a.. 10 cpus, ri,i.. extent Astnas " srrants
thu, selling at - no A., Canal 10 MO cash at any,
Land Ohic IN III. country and vail p,y for leo acrs
Of any TN nter.d pubic land tugy ar much sought
l, r bv rnIgr.nt, Tn. lolIcv M inform, zion in re-
gard ,G the.i from Y.9ugso,'s i,eoyer is valuable:
Question. the owner 0! the " Arr4nt cat
upuA ana come The owner VI an. tract OF land b..
logging 10 thu Gov rn!i,n (a.l ot preyl G.iy SIT.
tIedJ In any Stat. or + rrit5ry?
-AnSicer.-Ygs; any lauj subject o private entry
tha. Is, any that has b en- surveyed and 3fier,d at
pubic sau, and not vXc.vG,ag X % pcr aore.
Questtou.-Ehcn the owner OF thr ~ a.raut has
chosen ms tract and g.,s to III Land Uiic 10 enter
his claim will h.. r.c i've, d I'd orlts r0uyaIcn-
he it i ed or uat.,nia
Aas,cer-You desirnatc y,ur nuarter section at
III Land Office and Your w rant III pawn mt
-soue of he receive rs viii rive ycu a G,.n.orlndlIm
Of tn. ra,sae,5n-o,be,s. we ar. inJrp, d. VIII
notup~ Tn. Warrant !. sent L. th. General Land
Ofic. AT W .,bip-,on "a here .y,fcnj', Is mad our
and sent bac> 10 the District Land Oi!c. tor the
owner
Oues'i0m-EEu>t he enter his and " arrgnt Il III.
Lam, jicc II ;,r,..t 10 Tn land u WISHES IA inc ,lrp
Jnswcy AN Lands IN any Distinct, must D. ~
red IA Ib, UAir Of that d. tr,ct al s,y r..
fer 10 its proximity to Other uH.as.
t9HeSiiOa.-Mu-t IL lcc"i" aud cater lis Ian
Warrant within any :.r'ain tim!
ih&tc@.-No L}m# N1T""is n' on, 'ts- -..
with England ar. good ug"5 1850. aag-'--n Wal
" "rf".IS "il3 d.. good .i'N ears ..'r'
Q'eS:tU".--is la,E. a.! reason I'D i,"F asia. or
hndrancc, at IN i-s"d "lH,. liz ssi!tg tbs :, "Fa.'s
h,ed,-by reason Of Suspicion shot the sarne is
counterfeit
4nslccr.-Not in the ! asst uni IS yea rally have
Count riots, IN WHICH cas- the Lend R"cy4' VIII
as promptly co"dcmn them as we would counterfeit
bank notes.
Question. Gould the holder of Warrant buy out
the claim OF an actual settler and tncn us his ar
rant as payment or the land, which tbs settler had
acquired a pre- cauptIOn right TO buy?
-iasUer.-Iherc are several ways to whip the
devil around the stump and pay for pre-, symptom
Of the various land agents (Vho always b. found
close any land oflic) b. employed on such occd-
sions.
QueSfiGn.-ln case should " ish TO furnish War
rants u mcn wishing 10 bcuinc settlers ulon govcn-
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of Jamaica Pimento on terms did not understand.
BY auction on Tuesday, 200 bags Pimento were Of
ered, but only 10 sold at 81 cts. per lb.' residue
Withdrawn.
SPIRITS.-N. f. Rum continues pretty steady,
Boston brands at 81 cts, and some others at 81.
Whiskey is a shade lower the last week, and can be
had in hhds. at "a and brls. % cts. per gallon.
SUGARS.-The market continues quiet dull, and
we have no private transactions to report worthy OF
part ocular notice. Prices rule very low, as shown
by the auction sales as follow:-On Tuesday, l24
hhds Porto Rico sold 4.l0a S. %; and of l42 do
Cuba offered, 20 sold at 4.20d q 4.25 the residue
withdrawn; and yesterday, l55 do. Porto Rico sold
at 3. goa s. 80 per 100 lbs, all mos. The imports
Of the week from foreign ports are 374 hhds and q
brls.
TOBACCO.-Wc stated in our last report that the
transactions in Ohio had ''bcen heavy-but all the
contracts not then completed, and operations
still in progress, forebore saying anything more
definite at that time; since, however, further trans
actions have taken place. swelling the amount OF pur
chases TO about 5000 hhds., OF good common 10 fine
quality. The prices paid have been various ranging
from to s 10 per 100 lbs, and the contracts chiefly
for the French market The sales of Maryland have
also been TO fair extent within the same period,
reaching probably about 500 hhds $50 TO s. for
common to middng and fine sorts.-We are pleased
to learn, that the quality of the new crop of Mary
land, from the few samples brought TO the city, and
what is otherwise stated, bids fair to be very good;
the CROP as we have remarked q former occasion,
is short one; but the fine bright leaves that have
been exhibited and the unusually favorable weather
which attended the curing, are presages that there
will be no waste; and planters will doubtless be
abed TO realize much better prices for their Tobacco
than they have of late years, and thus in
will be compensated for their limited crop, besides
adding to their reputation for the improvement in
It's cultivation. The inspections for the week ending
with I'd inst. comprised 467 hhds Mary land and Isl
do. Ohio-tota, 64S hhds. Exported within the
same time to foreign ports ,69l hhds.-making the
amount Of Mary land and Ohio leaf exported to Eu-
ropcan ports since Jan. lst to I'd inst as follows:
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Letter sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening, printed fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, be had at the Printing Office
of this paper, N w. corner of Baltimore and Holli-
day streets Cup stairS,) to-day by o'clock, at 6.
cts single, or cts. each, for or copies.
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Sale Of one Baltimore Ship and loss Of another
The Leopard has been sold in New York for 5 10000
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WOOL.-It is said there is better feeling in the
market, and that the tendency of prices is upward;
in confirmation Of which small sales have been
made at improved rates, and other holders refuse TO
sell at present. Among the transactions Of the week
was lot of tub washed at 20 cts. per lb. Oh time.
FRElGHTS.-There are several vessels loading at
present, two three of which have been engaged
since last. The rates 10 England are Is. Gd.G
3. Sd. per bril- for Flour, and SD per bushsl for
Grain; and one for Cork and market supposed Id.
for Corn. A ship und.r the Russian flag is loading
Tobacco for BIZ. men at los. per hid. West India
irvIghts not active, and remain at about 81 cts.
for dry brls. Coastwise are unchanged and may be
quoted as follow:
10 Boston-Coa & rs; Flour 30 cts; Corn,6 cts.
Ports in Maine, Flour 27a30 cts. -. .dC.7a5 g
" New York, Coal = 80 ...........- do. I"
1" Providence, Flour 20a25 cts..... 90 6d65 Sc
WESTERN TRANSFORMATIONS rates
through from Baltimore TO Pittsburgh via Baltimore
ard SuSqut hanna Railroad and Canal, are as follow,
viz:
Dry Goods, &c in bxs per 100 lbs, IS cts.
ditto ........... in bales,.. 10 4"
Hardware, Drugs and Fruit, .......,...,IU "
Snceneware'. Inconvenience '.'-'.'..'oU -
Coffee, go. :. .... ...................4 5 "
Herrings, .............. ...... ... $l.l25.
Shad and Mackerel ....................l.25
on THE NATGoNAL ROAD
From Cumberland TO Wheeling per 100 lbs. ST
e . TO Pittsburgh " rs
% BcticGGn Baltimore and Cumberland, the rates
at largc will be found the first page of this paper.
BEEF CATTLE The offerings at the drove
yards on Monday were very large, numbering 2200
h, ad, and the demand espondingly good.
Tn. sales amounted to 1900, packers taking 100,
aud butchers 500, leaving 300 on drovcrs' hands.
The prices paid rang from TO -, gross, cquiva-
lcnt to IA 1918 per 100 lbs. net. Live Hogs, being
in better supply, prices have slightly rcccdcd, sales
ranging from 4I5 to i
EXCHANGE.-Thc market is without alteration,
and Foreign with mod rate transactions, may be- quo
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EXCHANGE.-Thc market is without alteration,
and Foreign, with mod rate transactions may b. quo
ted last week, as follows:
Bills on London Estcrlg 60days,7ba s. per CT. prem.
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BALTIMORE EXPORTS.

The following is the value ofDomcstic Exports from
the port of Baltimore foreign ports for the month
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Dec. Expecta-
Age. No. Living. Decrement per CT ton.
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e ALTH Ns ID Es T.:
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER i, l84s.

LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2l.-HAVRE, Oct. Is.
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Educatiou-sunday Schools.

From Illinois an Agent Of the American Sunday School
Union writes 10 a School in this City as follows.
Those who desire liberal things for ILLINOIS,
should remember that although we have great
many people who are as Intelligent and well ecu
Gated ss the people of any State in the Union. yet
there are 80 900 people in Illinois who cannot read
| a word and much larger number who are unable
10 write their names, and larger number stu VINO
though they may read little mechanically, can
hardly read And these generally
are they who are destitute of religious instruction.
and whom especially we are striving TO benefit.
Though many OF these people seem entirely
satisfied with their condtion-both OF Ignorance
and sin-yet meet with many cases where 1t IS
mapifestly the reverse. | have known OF whole
classes Of young men and young women, where the
desire of knowledge has SO far overcome their
natural pride that they have gladly received In.
struction in the Sunday School IN the hrst rudi-
ments Of spelling and reading.
A few weeks ago. while distributing some little
books among the children. on the first day OF a
newly-organized Sunday School, a hafpenny book
was handed to a little girl, some three or four
wears old. companied with the remark " II you
can't read it, my child, you father will read 1t for
you Her father, who sat by her side, lmmedl-
ately replied, with quivering lip aud fearful eye,
" Her father can't do that =" This man was will
ling take bis seat by the side OF his little child as
an humble learner Of the first elements OF spelling.
Now. 1t is apparent, that what the mass OF the
people in the West who usually come under the
denomination of the destitute" want is to be m
srcfed kindly faithfully, patiently, and then to he
supplied with reading adapted to their capacity
and understanding and ii the Sunday School
Teacher and the Library will not do this for them,
know of no means in use so likely TO reach their
csse-st least while tho present generation Is ON
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BOOK TRADE.
HOW TO RAISE WATER.

crsfOUs wcHE u8DskULICs Asu NLCHksfCl.
4 DESCRIPTIVE AND HISTORICAL ACCOUNT
"A Of Hydrsulic and other Machines for raising Wa
ter .nc snt and modern with observations various
subjects connected with The Mechanic Arts Including the
Proxesive Development Of the steLn-ErFr-. DescrP-
tions Of every variety Of Below Piston and Rotary
Pumps, Ffe-EnFines Nstef-Rams Pressure Engi mes.
AirMachines Eolpilt' 6c Renarks Ancient Wells,
AirBecs. Cow heels Bicwpipes. Bellows q VARIOUS
People Mario Gobies steam laol and other Machinery
Of Ancient Temples To which are added kxPerlr- Ltf
Blowing sad sPouting Tubes, and other original De
vices hatures Modes and Machinery f0r rsisrz Natef
Historical Notices respecting slph0ns FOUNTAINS, Netsf
Organs ClcpsydrE, Pipes Valves. Cocks, Ac II rlFe
Books By TEoNks EwBAsX. Illustrated b 80 In
Cravings
Thsyolurne the various machinery connected with
the raising Of wster Is very Interesting PIcdaetion mol
only 70 the Experimental Philosopher, the mschsnician
and the Operative 1racegner. who are eng.1ed IN me
.eaTchsand woTz combined with tie objects specea ~
the Treatise bat sso % every ordinary reier ~Lo = 20
ictous 10 enlarge bis general Information .ad ~o
70 combine Amusement with The topics when siAst Is
attention.
~ The ebove work now psblishins IL EisHr PASTs
or numbers A. > cents each $500
GREELEY McELRATH, Publsnersy
Tribune Buildings. Ncw-lork
~ The Third Number Of the above Work y now pup
shed Orders rnsy be sent 20 auy OF ne booAsees I'D
Nsw-York. Philsdel phis OF Boston. 49,.
The numbers be sent 70 any part OF me nsel
States by mail and Posfmaters RENTING "a F< JONAS
will be entitled 70 three perfect topics Of me ~noe "oi
Remittance sent - all are e. our risk -,,-t,
oI5 DkW GREELEY McELkAIH
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CoNsumPTIoN CAN BE CURED


Lverwort and Tar
fIrHE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION OF the
lungs splitting OF blood coughs, colds influenza, asth
ma PAIN In the side, brDchs whooplns cough and Ell
pulmonary affections
This invsuabs medicine. which has been ehectng the
most Astonishing IN consumption, &c IS now offered
10 the NewYork public, with the fell guaranty OF the
Propret0rs thst n rsed according 20 tie directions %
Will never fail p give the most signal relief kemeubef
10 not only cures consumption but II Will break up me
most distressing cough in few hours time Please call
the Agents sni get pamphlet wherein the most rc-
spectacle citizens Of Cincinnati, viz; Or WIN j. Rich
ards, Dr. III. Cox PROT Cincinnati Medical College,
and the family Physrian Of two Of the Judges oi the
Courts Of Cncfnnati) lion Judge VIM Burke for year,
Postmaster Al Cincinnatl and many Others testify ina
this medicine ha- actually cured consun pten alter al
other remedies had failed.
T3o those who have diseased luuEs Such Is the great
efficacy Of this medcineif any will try ~ even Tor
the short space Of q hours and Is not satisfied win IT'S
uisnss hB Tstnrnns 80 bottle the money will be cheer
fully refunded.
For sale in New-York By Norton Bsbcock $50 Maiden
lane wholesale Agents Ito whom all orders should be az
dressed ard by the city retail druggists generally
~ All letters from agents or retailing Agencies 70 Do
add 20 A l.. scoyil 4 Go Druggists \. City.
For sale in Brooklyn by Mis- Hays, l3g fulton-st IN
Williamsburg BY J. v Butler 81 Grand g. and In Jer-
sey City b. J. Van Buskirk, 50 Washington.s ana ~
= Randall. Montgomeryst. Jlo imeod
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DuRIIC SALE or ARrICLE- ID L. Corp9rs
TO IRoN-roUNpERs.

OFFICE CRcT0S AoJEDJcr bOARD, Jan 10, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the sub
- scrber al this oee until the the 18th day Of Janu-
y3P for so I2-inch, and $500 inch water pipes
Tie sizs be inside amete aud each pipe u be
> feet lorg; tho weight u the 6nch 70 BE- SO
pounds srd tho Finch 672 pounds. 6-nch pipe wezh.
ns les hsa 80 pounds, and the 2lneh ching
than 90 pounds will be rejected. The whole 10 pass
the established inspection and proof By pressure 800
pounds ~ tie square nch % be Of uriior Of
tough iron free from all imperecuons whatever
and such viii bear drilling aud cutting To be delivered
such ~harves In the City Of Ne.York - n ~ b.
mated BY the subscriber, VIZ.
so 6nch pipes 10th March go D inch pipes 18th June
10 einch pipes 10th Apu 20 l-inCh pipes l5thMzfcb,
10 o-iucn pipes 10Th MAY iZnch pipes 18th April
Proposals will stale whether the pipes 10 be from
blast tsfnaes iron, reeed iron, sad II from blast fur
will specify ths Of the &c. and used
pncs per foot will be named
Payment 70 be made within 30 DAYS from the inspection
Of each parcel with reservation Of 10 per until The
com plelion OF the contract
The names Of two responsible persons with their writ
ten % become surctis for the fahueut every
particular Of the contract viii be required accompany
the proposal
10 deciding upon the proposals. the Croton Aqueduct
Committee the right Of rejecting any proposal they
disspprove.
B., order Of The Crc.on Aqusiuet COMMITTEES.
jill uS JAS. A. COFFIN, President
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M MOTIFS, BALSAMIC

SYRUP-For colds, coughs, consumption, bronchitis
Sssthus weakness OF the chest &c The eject 81 this
hishly-eoncenrstsd Syrup . 70 remove all Impurities
from the system, restore the blood 10 pure state, sct
gently and soothngy upon the lungs liver and kidneys
od 10 bring back the deranged functions Of the body 10
healthy End vigorous seton This medicine Il composed
Of iusfedieuts which Taraf,iy IN extensive Use
by the most eminent physicians, but this peculiar cob
aon - only found ia Ibis invaluable syrup, where they
are combined 90 a. the most prompt and ecie
seton upon the system. aud may be administered % r
f.ns with perfect safety A important quality Of this
Syrup must net be overlooked, thst while u
l. Grad catns disease, Il hs debitatng effect upon
the system A. al sea'ons Of he year t = particularly
aivisabe 10 guard against those irsdious colds and
coy chs which the cpients Of bronchitis. esthn
Communion. and every family should provide itself
against these enemies Of health by having hand some
oil hstruly valuable medicine IL il not impaired BY age
very pleasant the taste and requires change Of
diet or hsbit while taking II.
The genuine has 81 DR. Motts Bslsamic Syrup cast on
the bottle and the accompanying printed label giving d.
rectious fof use, Is signed by = +. Ripley.
Price 90 bottle For sale wholesale and retail
by r Ripley General Agent for the propfetoIs, corner
Park place and Broadway, NewYork, snd At a b. u
sands Joe Fu0n-st corner OF W amst and Al the drug
store Of eury Johnson o Broadway and Chamber
g. and A. L. WinshiD n East Broadway, Markets
ard By druggists generally.
Druggists and retailers throughout The country may al
dress hy letter post paid +. + RIPLEY, Sole Agent
corner Psr<-p place and Broadway New-fork. jill II