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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26
WASTE IN PREMIUMS FOR LIFE NsURANCE-A

WASTE IN PREMIUMS FOR LIFE INSURANCE-A
FEW FACTS AND FIGURES FOR BUSINESS
MEN.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The premium receipts of life insurance
companies for the year 1870 in this country was the
enormous sum Of The total ratio OF expenses
were 2O.O3 per cent Of premiums which amounted In
total to c. The saving TO the holders OF these
policies had they been insured upon the low premium
cash plan offered by the National Life Insurance Com
pany of tho U. 9. A. In payment OF premiums, would
have been t2 1906 $685. but the mutual companies paid
dividends to policy holders to the amount 0
leaving balance favor Of the stock rates OF GOOS7s
upon a single years business The above expenses OF
26O3 per cent paid the gross part OF premiums as
well as on the part. The excess or premiums as
above was s22 $685. 2009 per cent OF this would be
S4579O66 This large amount IL thus entirely lost 10
policy holders or, in other words they have paid
SG6 the pleasure OF being oyercharged an excess
OF t22, 1865, 636 Oh the premiums.
JOHN J. PARSONS.
Manager Metropolitan District
National Life ms. Co. Y. s. A.,
No. 81 Park-rOw, New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26
BROOKLYNs ANTI-RING PARTY.

The action decided upon by the taxpayers
of Brooklyn at the Rink meeting Tuesday evening,
generally discussed yesterday throughout the city
and about the public buildings The local Journals as
was expected, made light Of the meeting claimed
that would fail to result in any good but the taxpay-
ers themselves confident that within q short time
there will be startling erpost Of official corruption and
reckless expenditures Of public funds. Edward Back
house. Chairman Of the Taxpayers organization busy
in the selection Of the Committee of Fifty and expects
to have the list complete in few days The Committee
will be composed of citizens Of Brooklyn who are not
affiliated with any Of the existing cliques, and who
will vigorously undertake the difficult task of unraveng
the complicated and confused official statements OF the
city and county accounts. The of the Committee
Of Fifty will be announced In TRIBUNE as the
list 10 completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE MUNICIPAL ELECTIO,

BALTIMOKE MUNIIIFAL ELEJIIUN'
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 25.-At the municipal
election to-day for Mayor and members OF both branches
Of the City Council the Hon. Joshua Van sandt (Deml
for Mayor received S votes and Charles Dunlap the
National Reform candidate 1928 Van sandts majority,
1918. Van Sandt had majority in all the Wards. In
the first branch of the City Council all the Democratic
candidates elected except In the Fifteenth ward
where james Hughes Reform candidate ia elected over
George p. Berry DEM by two majority. This branch
stands 10 Democrats and one Reform. In the second
branch, composed of 10 members, all the Democratic
candidates elected, except probably In ono district
composed of the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Wards, where
the result il In doubt and recount OF the votes will be
necessary determine. The Republicans bad no ticket
IN the field but supported the Reform Candidates Ing
election was very quiet.
LATER.-The Democrats have elected their entire
ticket for the second branch Of the City Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26
POLITICAL.
CONVENTION OF GERMAN REFORM ORGANI-
CATIONS.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR MASS MEETING
Pursuant to call Of the German Joint Com
mttee formed by the German Republican Central Com
mttee and the German Democratic General Committee,
convention Of German Reform organizations was held at
Germania Hail. last evening" which, Notwithstanding the
inolemency Of the weather largely attended Oswald
Otendorer. having called the convention TO order and
explained the subject In view elected Chairman, and
Dr. Adolph Dunn was appointed Secretary. VIM. Redde
and DR.. schilling were elected Vlce-Presidents Mr..
Wilmann submitted the report OF the Committee Of Ar
ranRements for the Joint meeting stating that the
Cooper Institute had been for Friday evenings
that Phillip Bssinger had been asked TO preside, and
that the following have been selected to address the
mass meeting: Oswald OttendOrfer Sigbmund Kauf.
mann, Max Goepp, Raphael Well. Dr. Frech, and VIM.
Stewards
The report was adopted unanimously The resolutions,
which will be submitted at the meeting on Friday
evening, were read by Mr. Otendorfer and approved.
These resolutions provide practical measure, for
uniting the German vote the Reform candidates; that
the Chairman and tho Vioe-Presidents Of the mass
meeting with power to add to their number shall form
a committee to select candidates nomination to be
voted for by German citizens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26

younae.t son Of William Banta in 1H year Of his
Notice Of funeral here ifter
HART-At Greencaste Indiana the 2s inst, hae' NJ N'
Fin nds Hart Of New.York City aged 80.
MILLS-On MONDAY the 2d inst Anna T.. wife Of Oscar ha
PLACE from her late residence No ~ " ~ my
Thurss the 10Th inst at III m Tue tenh a
relatives o. the family are invited 10 attend
MRRRITT-On Path inst. Jacob Merritt, aged yeSn =. 49,,
Funeral Thursday 18th from The nouse Of MS ho
Chsd-s A. Merritt, DaDbuTy. Conn.
WOODRUPPOn TUESDAY Peter Woodruff in the 6Sth year 81
hS
The rehvs and friends the family RESPECTFULLY invited 70 Ites6
from his late No. l3 West TSeUtyhith st. -
Thursdy Oct B at 1 O'Clock without further notice
YOUEG-At BorIssovn n j. Monday, Oct Co. Ba Young IN
the 18th Of her
Relatives and friends respectfully invited To attend the funeral on
Of George H. Danforh j. har~sy
morning a6th Train leaves New York foot u
BARCLAY and Christ phe $40 The remains will be 1ts.
Greenwood will b 10 waiting the Bar
c.s Ferry NeNYok upon the ARRIVAL Of the II train from Moo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26
Mr.. swEENY's REAL ESTATE.

TO fke Bditor or The TrtohnG
SIR: Peter b. Sweeny has been some % years
engaged In the practical politics Of tho CITY, ana many o
yourself arc aware that to cay the least he Is too Sno"u
man 10 be caught in the shallow pool OF tho recent
exposures or acquire IN estate the fOohardy process
utterng forged fraudulent warrants upon MS per
sonsl trust as City Chamberlain. He has, It true nSu
his city railroad grants In 1890 yielding him, perhaps
half milon his cmOluments and splendid adVantageS
Chamberlain for three years, during epoch when
the daily command OF millions Of capital yielded better
than perhaps other period for speculative opera9ns
that could be named he has had his Eric receVershp
with the enviabe fee Of al6ooo; az also many otnep
legitimate sources OF profit, which have become
matters OF public nOtoriety. During the great oorE
House steal Of 1870, lie was absent In Europe
and 1871 introduced him at Albany, as the precursor OF
whose abOrs expected to secure evthe vote OF the
CustOm-IOuse for the Rochester AntTamnnny REFORM
Democratic ticket Having had the curiosity 10 ask
amount 10, and finding that they had not yet much ex
ceeded the which he has caused to he refunded 10
the CITY as interest upon the public depost notco OF
also In tOdays TRIBUNE seemed 70 me that the exact
amount OF Mr. Sweeny's investments might be submit
ted to you In the way Of . correction.
He interest In the Tammany Hall building, Ills
Lake MahOpac purchase cost SO,OO ana its improve
ments 1900, instead Of f600O0, you generously suS
Rest. The facetOus total Of t4773S which you ahri6
by adding instead Of deducnR those expensive real es
tate ornaments the mortgage as well as the important
equations OF his partners including the share OF that
apostolic OF st. Matthew at the Customs, Tom
Murphy the founder Of the Tammany Real Estate Ring
Surely the Squire" Is entitled to discount Tor this
Murphy interest, aud II the whole thing were fairly
net total about the odd balance Of your footing with
room for exaggeraton at that, you VIII see from
the following schedule Of the exact thing ny the edger
Cost Of property between Thirty'thirt and Thirty
Tfh-Rt.A
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BATRS-FHLOn Wednesy De- a. at the residence Of the bhSs
mother Bsot WIS, b Ror IT, p, Igey Jane IL Dates n New
YORK MS Mnry Fed daRghtr Of the late Arei L. Pd. ed
ELLOTT-EBBITT-On "Wednesday. Oct Is. SLapIs,os l.,
by TIE Rev. VIM Lennh. Mr. Prel W. Elliott " Ma Lacy
ELbitt No e1rA
P1sHAY-hLLRRO Wednesday Oct o. at toe residence ~ ths
Irdss parns b. tue Rev Dr. CraSfr Wibu Posh " PAsns
h. only dsughter Of VIM A. Miller, ESQ all Of the cty
UOWE-ALDRO-On Wednesday Oct u.s. by The Rev Or. Aahes
berg Mr. Chars Howell Of Nwlok 10 As Helen B. daughter u
The late James Albro ESQ.,, Of Elizabeth, 3D.
PyPRsoSLINRS-At BloOom gde N j. Oct A. at the reatosss
Of the rides par.n;s by Wm b. brown Of Ne~hs j. A
Zabske Ryepson 70 George NJ Linen al Of BloomisSdAs
sNTrH-GRJPPIE wedn ay 2 at the rsdeaes n The
h. nsrn,, Inv The Rev EIWn l. James. Stephen smith At
iSoLen j. to Mary daughter Of Benjamin r@n 80
Fiushihg L.
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LAIEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Neps see FIN Page.

For other Ship Neps see FIfh Page
ARRIVED.
Steamship Dngo JobnsOu Portland With nd'e and pa'@
Bfs Anue Collin, Br Cochran Wentworth H. dI' with I'D
tuns plaster. 49,. ...,.,
Eng ~ staeisSd Carl Cane Sable with s.h
5I Or ~ c[S .ts G ISsS E. E. ID day.. %a p.
schE .. b. 8. JSho, n B. With 1TS i1a,,, ,.une,
Schr AdehA (Br Young John n B. ~ days win unoef
~ sCHooEERs-KIyER AND coAsrwnE
B. Bieschsr stonngton. asurs'',; Potlaas e.
q T. T. T. n peH3a s.aS~ich RB Potter oreeopor
- hi,sn HorvicA JIs NesOa TsuatOa
n, =. p,tsr &sstsrly D. L b. Kelly Boston.
rng9 poSta. J. W. Bell, TaantOa-
Sth. Hs~.ioudou Rsno, Miehiss
4 Van di..I SSH 4 B. Eas6i E:.psE
Leon. ssSOS ssoUiusu D. Ras.s Portland
ss:s queen v.n Diver; Bn,jo.ri Sss.sasG
Seo = Ssi1 D@btsu Mar Mershoa Psl River
AndiI. J.uespor. asssssssrn Iasnssn
Ta;la; s sssSs p River S H.. Ss.s
H,Uus GSsIe Portland c. Anna B.. JscSbs PltuOath.
J,.snS Han Ponhsd o. ssIoa Newport
Rssex. Pgr jefferson Shannon ror' '00h'0n'
WlED-Sunssl, fresh, g. Thick and HnJ'
SAILED.
Steamship, Scott, COLORADO for Liverpool Sweden tor GlasSo"
C. W. Lord. Cor Hss'orssnsi wysnofs for Norfolk
s.ycvs,p GA Oct 9aArdred sshr Kate heh nom Phiade
is .sau.hiui Ssniaoe Boston; HunUla Lom HsN'fot
asa bhs csuaasz Tor IssonHs schr sPaag sa H0@ JACK
souylI& .. ..
oL,,oov Oct 1-rbe Anchor Line Hemhp Earop, CAPT Camp
ball asaIprkoo. H. for THIS port called Is AS''s '"sI
- ~.
IT diligence b the lisafe.. o. saccee.n n'. ss s
maid II saooes- .''
columns u THs TOLxDO uoAslxa paasAaas "Sea sss'"
kuusu
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MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 25.-Owing to the rain, the
Maryland Jockey Club postponed their second days
racing until In the pOol-sellng, tonight
Harry Bassett IA the favOrite in the q mile race at 800
In The mile heat race Tor three ods sna has the
call at 800 to $50 the two entries, Tuhmsn ana MID
night In the Monumental City Handicap. two miles
Telegram ses for $40; Niagara eco Midway, coupled,
S4j; Alice Hunt $40, and Hanover S.
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AFFAIRS IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. s5.-The banks are running
smoothly They have but few calls for loans, and de-
xS..v yastern aud foreign insurance companies are
av,rs their losses promptly The grain and live stock
markets. ore brisk there " az much doing Us tnere Wa
are wsnted Carpenters, asons aud anos every oth9r
class IN demand at goo Sssss a9ssr
p1amu ftnno 60 IT, state Auditor .hss tad tla
C,rru, Curt for tho dissolution VI the Republic In'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26

The A.. Nirkeias FIRE Snsuraaee Come sssIn eh
en established Co~pn have beB conducted vita .SsI nstU ns
baBo ga p1 during Eyessat eIeent TIE hasSen bs,s
Se n!lsaeion mating exhibit ~ sIedek . sen.snes
pust Do gratifying their patrons The st. Mbehs % saneh,
sound and fsb Institution TSgs IN time Of se Coaanng
rs operahons this dty and be 81 Nicholas peculiarly
hwfork Asyt 20 has $500
pad ovtr million u 6onas Losses and ody poseioo s
bshdSoue surplus Of 81 roo With IT, esps unoorhed IN view
tse Act s oilers q The benefits Of nafases en- asOnab r
deserve the Of all dTes iwelhaS
houses. stores or other pehsbable prspertJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26
POLITICAL NOTES.

Samuel Mathews, the Democratic candidate
for the Assembly in the lid District OF Duchess, pub
fishes card declining the nomination.
The combination of the two political parties
in Chicago for the next city and county election has not
yet been fully contaminated owing to the large number
OF candidates the diversity OF Of those engaged
the work OF combining There is no diversity Of feel
ing in regard 10 the nomination OF Medil for Mayor,
Gage for CITY Treasurer and Jameson for Judge Of the
Superior Court. They are all popular
LOCAL.
The Labor Reform party has nominated T..
C. Cowcn member of Assembly from Chemung County.
Walter Kcogh has been nominated as an in
dependent candidate for Assembly in the X1IIth District
Samuel S. Lewis was nominated for Senator
last evening BY the Reform Democrats Of the With Dis
trict
The Republican nominees of Brooklyn met
Yesterday and took preliminary steps to prevent repeat
ing on election day
The With Assembly District Republicans
have nominated Capt Peter G. Peck of the Nineteenth
Ward, Brooklyn for Assembly
Christian Schwartz was nominated for SEN
ator by the Union Republicans of the With District,
last night in place OF j. Nevin Hegeman who declined
the nomination.
The following nominations for Assembly have
been made by the Democratic Union (Kerrin) party
Ivth District John j. Blair With District, George w.
Blunt; XIVth District ]. I. Kelly.
The Tammany Democrats made the follow
ing Assembly nominations lhbL tNcuIuR' 'th
CHRISTOPHER Johnson Xth Christopher Flecke; XVIlth
Jerome Buck; XXth Vim. Hitchman.
All members of the Young Mems Municipal
Reform Association requested TO call at the General
HEADQUARTERS No. 80 Unonsquare, to-day, during the
day or evening There Is work Of vital Importance 70 DO
done at once.
The Republicans of the XVlth District have
nominated Samuel Ames Of Keeseville for Senator Mr.
Ames is widely known throughout Essex and Clinton as
lawyer Of large ability and OF the highest purity Per
aOnally strong and popular, the Democrats VIII nnu
themselves unable 70 beat him.
The Richmond County Democratic Conven-
ton made the folio wing nominations yesterday Assem-
bIv Thomas Gwynne; County Judge, Judge metcalf
District Attorney F. RawsOn Justice OF Sessions Ohm
Mchan; Coroners Drs. Tappan and Lee; Superlntend-
ent Of Poor, Philip Bender
A correspondent assures us that Mr.. Nicholas
Muller the candidate Of Tammany for Assembly In the
lat District is "a untybroker, an emigrant runner
and syindcr He was arrested by order OF Gen. DIX,
and would have to Fort Lafayette but Tor Ohn
Fox He was convicted OF violating the Emigrant law
and has always been companion OF theVes anu GILL
grant swndlers."
Controller Connolly was visited, at late
hour last evening by TRIBUNE reporter, who asked
him II he had any TO make with regard 10 the
documents which are published to-day and from which
his maine is 80 strangely absent. MT Cohhoy repHeu
thai he had statement 10 give ana Woud prefer pcns
omdtted from any discussion on the subject.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEv.ORLEAM Oct. 2S.-Tour dull; superhne, 80; Doubh
Rftr, AZ IS Treble BItrs ST0s7 IN Corn i 1sSc Oats
. I,y quiet. prime s sSs s, GsSe c s
Rib sids 81 &c Clear Sides, 30 Hams unasoe Lard aui
sTee lOie leg ne sugar selling = f,s. Is rees,sSi h sc
prime Sc strictly prime Ga choice CSC WslS scarce s s1s1
Use al O Coffee and 6merj prime IN D5Oc ia
BIehange-5eng 1904 New York sight discount Cold ~ q,
WsssrOs r. c. Oct S-slihs pIpen9TSe d s0fTt ssn eH
edy 50 50 for Hard IS for yellow Dip and IS IS for Virgin
TIL Al Il S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26
A CORRECTION.

To tie Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR Your reporter, in giving my remarks
at the Republican County Convention Of the 2Sd inst
makes me say directly the opposite of what did say
did not say You have gone almost too far think 1t Is
better tonight to nominate a straight out-and-out
Republican ticket" said In substance, " You must
fair combination in the interest Of the reform move
ment, back down at once and nominate StraiHnt
Kep-IOrk, Oct. %. W. r. kCHARDSoN'
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
III nI.A q m

WASHINGTON. Oct IS, p. III. }
Synopsis for the past tDenty.f four hours; ,
The highest barometer continues IN the Md
die and Eastern States but has begun TO fall after having
risen rapidly An VI low pressure apparently exists
I'm Iowa Easterly winds have continued ip the Mldde
and Eastern States and south esstery winds on the
lakes Partially cloudy and clear weather has been re-
ported from most stations In the Gulf states with coca
siOnal light rains Oh the coast The barometer mas rse
with falling temperature and north winds west OF
the Missouri River. Tolegraphc communication WIN
Minnesota Is interrupted.
Probabilities.
The pressure will probably continue to fall from New
England to the South Atlantic with cloudy weather. par
tally cloudy weather with light local rains Is probable
for the Gulf States The low pressure In Iowa VIII prob
ably move southeast to Kentucky and eastward Win
briSk winds in illinois, fresh southeastery winds on the
lakes followed by north winds on the upper lakes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26

Messrs. Chickering & Sons, the celebrated
piano-forte manufacturers of Boston and New-TOrk,
have been awarded during the months of September and
October, 1871 Ave first premiums gold and silver medS
at different state Fairs, This makes total OF 81 nrst
premiums received by this house on their pianos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26

aurnnce Company Of Chicago, the ground Of nsol-
Sency and msman OF s affairs BY the DrectorA
II has been asOorsined that ts Ssse 81 amount count
ni330oo; It's risks outstanding. nioCo .s o'Scs
ss ga 500 II is alleged that many Of the stoGKno1e
are and that their notes caIot DO couecIou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26

covered In jail In an insensbIe condition Only Of
those VINO were hanEed has been identified having
shot at the once The others are all supposed 10 be
nnocen the guilty ones having escaped before the mob
assaulted ehelr houses. Tho old Vigilance Committee
has been reorganized TO prevent repetition Of the
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MARRIED.

Coughs, Coli, Chest Iad Lunrs relieved -
jon NsON's ASoDYSK IaNnEEr.
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political Notifies

Republican County COnVe ntion,-The Delegates 70 de
Union Republican Convention held under the o the Uuos
General COMMITTEE Horace Greeley President hereby notified that
meeting OF the Convention aIpOnt Tor THURSDAY evening"
ADJOUNBD to SATURDAY EVENING, Oct 20 inst at
Union Republican Headquarters corner Of and
JAS l.. HASTE. lse.. JOHN FALOONhn' ChAr@AA-
JOHN A. STASBsRRY,D
Republican Nomination.
Tenth, Eleventh, and Seventeenth Wards
FOR sBNATOR-AUG .STUS WBiSMASN
Thirteenth Assembly District Republicans Association
will Temperance He'll 6l Eighthave on rnDhi ~
9th ms, ut O'Clock Chho' bLAChIE tIe@d7aS
&. G. ARCHIBALD, Secretary
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"Think your work, then work yoar fhouRhts,S
AMI fail not 70 advertise Ia TAE 1oLEDo hoESSG CoNHESD
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DIED.

Al Noiices Of Marriages must he iHdor'ed Tt!h sH
name and address
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10 U.e time NJ though you knew las yalne - asa ne
kuUsn
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II diligence b the misfre.s of snoceersn CERTAINLY an
in hoaSiHe ConHERoAt We AAAl
NAH" af SaooesL ... =, .''... .''
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Chain-Back Albums.

The superiority OF "THE HARDING PATENT
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Also, large assortment of Photograph Albums,
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w. w. HARDING,
No. 326 CHEsNUr STREET,
1916 BELOW FOURTH STREET.
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N. g. steamer Herman, Reichmann, from Bre.
men 91st ult, at New York 10th iDst with 1ls pas
senRers. From the 4th until the 18th inst had to
struggle against hurricane OF wind from N. N. W.
with a tremend sea. which washed away part OF
the buwarks and broke the bistays of the bowsprlt
on the 7th did not make more than 81 miles in "A
hours.
Br bark General Bavelock, Zleke, from Antwerp
29th Nov. for Philadelphia, spoken IL tn inst lat
81 sc, long. 70 80, in very leHky condition by schr
Louisa Wilson, at New YORK from Wilmington, ". c.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Br ship City OF Kingston, Dunn, Hamburg, Peter
Wright Sens.
Steamship Juniata, Hoxie, New Orleans via Havana
Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Str w. Whilldin, higgins, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
n. G. bark Lucy and Paul, Scheel, Cork or Falmouth
for orders, L. Westergaard Co.
Br bark Zulma, Petersen Gibraltar Tor orders Work
man Co.
Brig Ellen P. Stewart, Holland Sagua, Isaac Hough
Morris.
Schr Sarah Fisher, Carlisle, Washington t2d clear
ance), David Cooper.
Schr Ann K. Stevens, Taylor, Boston, do.
Schr General Grant, Colburn, Norfolk, do.