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New-York tribune., 1881-09-01

The number of delegates from this city last wear
was o6 showing gain this year of % The CON
yention this year will be much larger than the one
held last year. ~ ''0
No hall has yet been engaged definitely in which
TO hold the Convention in this city but il is probable
that il viii be held in the hall of the Cooper Insti
tute building, although the American Iustitute
building has been suggested.
GOSSIP BEFORE AND AFTER THE MEETING
Before the committee met yesterday there was a
good deal of talk of the probable resignation by
Vice-President Arthur of the charnanship of the
committee. 1t was even reported that the resign =.
ton had been written, and that the reason it was
not presented was because the committee was found
to be inconvenently close IN its divisions 1t could
not be ascertained. however whether there was any
truth in this report or not.
There was good deal of talk after the committee
adlourned about the failure to pass any resolution in
regard to the attack upoa the life Of President Gar
held. The fact that all the Democratic bodies
which have recently met in this city have passed
such resolutions with standing votes was mentioned
in contrast with the action of the Republican State
Committee. Collector Robertson and one or two
other members OF the committee had such resolu-
tons prepared, but the comm ittee adjourned so
quickly that they were not presented
There was no ill-eelng manifested over the selec-
ton OF New-York as the place for holding the Con-
vention, though many OF the country members de-
c!arcd that it was prearranged programme to get
ehe benefit OF the local machine" influence. The
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
MAKES 4 DENIAL.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 31.-The attention of
General Grant has been called to various publications.
especially in Western ewspapers describing freauent
visits ON his part TO Vcepresident Arthur consulta
uohs win the Vice President and other public men in
reference to political contingencies in Washington
General Grant requests the announcement that tere
was no truth in any of the statements lie had been
present at no consultation, aud knew OF none He had
only seen General Arthur since the ATTEMPT on the
iresluchts hte-at brief morning call about three
Weeks ago-and no one was present except the Vice
fresiaehi; lie had met no one who showed a more pro-
ara sincere sorrow for the Presidents condition
me ne SAID that there had been any consultation OF the
onaIncteI ucscr1Ded between General Arthur and his
polucal friends General Arthur could have no sane
ifiend VINO would ntrudc such subject upon him AMI
sion. ~ s W soS' aA lhtru-
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
OBITUARY..
ALEXANDER MOSFy nv

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 31.-Alexander Mose-
ley. veteran journalist died at his home In NeEc,t
county Va last night in the seventy year of his
oge He was n native of Buckingham County in tbis
state and was graduated at the University OF Virqpi
III io'o' TIC pegan the practice of law in his native
county, but having no taste for the legal profession he
removed to Charlottesville whrre for several veor b
9ee1 . oleskghts paper called The Adc2c1te About
l9o hc removed to tas city, and became asSoraf Ell
with John Hampdeu Peasants in the edtoroi r,Nns -
ment OF me Rchnond wig, with which pnper he Tns
Soher.eu most oi the time until his Illness He WIS
St4te Flsh Commissioning Tor long time, but resigned
When a salary at ttlolcd to the office
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
THE CONTROLLER'S REPORT.
FINANCIAL, CONDITION OF THE cr,ry


-'OiAH OoA'bAi1oN of lftE CiIf.
Ahh M'NlOifAL pAbI STEADILY REDUCED FOR SEW
EhAL ftAhS-iNCREAsED EXPtNDIrUR.s IS THE
PRESENT YEAE-A SUGGESTION AS 70 CUTTING
DOWN TIE NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES IN ryE DE-
PARTMENTs
Tho animal ronort Of rt,4no11 o., -
Witch NO., -, 80, N''inp'0i'
or,orr. of A. . -, ,r4 ""' tIiN' lno
s1oo 70, ooz ,,- .1 ' i "'' o. iooo' "ah
80 - AZ INC Sd"'e u'ie the present year 1t
Si,16i 400 7S The total funded deht ot ta ,rasort
- 20 F4"'i"u'"o' V', put from thls - to be deducted
T'o''Vp'9Zo3 III the Sinking Fund, During the year
the OiS treasury received from all sources including
revenue Dohds T6l,075Ol5 81, and disbursed
Too'oi6,3oo H. The net debt OF the city reached its
maximum In 1879 when il amounted to 81 li049 GIL 7G'
SHce 1870 II HAS been steadily reduced rs follows:
Net tDabt Docreoso
Docemher 3l, lS7e-StOcks and
BoniS outstanding. ..-....... Si14,94S.6l1 T6
bSVehDef 81 Is stocks and
n,ts o1l 't9l4ll@ ll2Sll 553 33 81 l37, ,O58 i3
~ NJ 'p ,,t -, ~, in nt2-7'ooAs ,i ana ,o -, - 900 -
~ ~ -; 1uS,91l,102 80 4,239,S00 80
Boads ontstan'ing ICONS al" ~, 400 oso <. ana,
December 81 ISS01Stocls and -''- "' ''Af''"'o Al
Ronds outstanding - l0l 500 s9l SO 1902 40 os
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
ABRAHAM j. CITDDEUArR

PORT JERvIs n. Y, Aug 31.-The Hon.
Abraham j. Cuideback died ut his resience near tts
village at $50 am of heart disease He was born in
TINS place on Janury 30th 1907 anI WIS ffth in the
INC or Tue descendants OF Jacob CudIeback who eane
To America from Franco in 1890 and strcd in this vcin
ny ne was member or the Assembly from what was
sIeh Ie ,t ,slAtrct of this county tOraHge in 1852
Mr.. Cnddeback "a Hunker" Democrat u,,tfj tLI.
Greenback party organized. In tST7 he rnn ON rho
trcchDlrk state ticker for State Controller He held
district. '-- :" "'9
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
HENRY ANGEVINF.

PoUGHKEEpsIE, n. Y, Aug. 31.-Henry
AnSevne, an Old and respected member OF the Duehes.
County bar, was found dead in his bed this morning
he was sevcnty-eclit years old, and ,yns born I'm
iAe@shht valley. He pacticed law here aud then went
10 Gahe-, Orleans County, and elected JUDGE OF
.hfI county In lHfo He returned TO POughk, epsin
-" ci'ne aItei and wis elected member 81 the hrst
h"1t oi idnrhtun or tbs place In lsi3 lie held this
position Tor seven successive years. w
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01

CITY
S2d 81 n s. lis II W OF 4th-ave 1e0xlo22 a lots,;
llSfh-sf 200 ft W OF 1st-ave, iS6xIOai Fred.
so erica n BTettell 70 Catherine executrS $500
Kent and wife To the Berkshire Apartment Asso-
42d,sG $, $50 II e Of ioth,ave. 25xosa susan NJ J
7-t kempe AID husband TO James rlssn ;..:.. l45OO
'fblst u > 10 u W Of lstaye, 2JxlO2.2 Mc,luade
and wife TO John g Glass. ............ 1e 25o
71tb-st 8 2lO W of lstave, 50xlO2 2; Il Mccnade
,2ofl and wife e 9 Harriet E let. Z strong -. $4,000
.-,, ,Moadnger to Mary Mercal e5oO
V'tl.st u 9, lOD 81 OF 9th-aVe, TO s 5Sfh.st
apo ~; William sperb and wife 60 John
22d st. s. i644 II Of 2dave 9Ssxieoie Max '"'VO'
m Danziger and wife TO l. G Bel -. l4.O0O
atll ave 8 w OF 5t'th-st 2JxIO05; Van
o., Antwerp and hpsoand 70 y v A MuIhollan - $4,000
Zo-aye, = " cor OF S4th-st, 5llxl01.S; Wills 20
NJ, a y % Foster 20 $4,000
taa . oVhers 70 the Berkshire Apartment Associa
Ho.nan-st = $50 it Of Jacolst 5xi "a g. fsno le'ooo
9th ne ne HeIrcA 70 + Mcciney, -. -. 1000
MOI ham IN to P a, 4 4 Jackson -. $500
Catherine Il Mccarthy and husband 10 John How,
4ets $ 2726 n Of iotlave "a 2xioe5: Fran. II 600
Oh o S1s NGConille and wife TO Gonnoud l40eO
Afott 5n ~ WE WE t9C Willis l2,oOo
70, TO TO Catherine BEL = Me- earthy 1905
iti;5t, s 356.6 II W of 2d-avc, 24xl033; JOhn
Nice lay to Harriet OyeTlliser
r, alRman and wife e aesd 90 f'ls !. 1885
Lot NO 40 on map OF 10Th ward; Il Broeck and
another 10 Mary A Durham. .....................
RECORDED LEASE.
Hilgemann, r. to NJ Springer. part OF No 90 lOth-st
J0''' i'iiS 4SO
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
BILL TO INCORPORATES Passed

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 3I.-Thc bill to incorno-
rate the Cincinnati and Georgia Railroad passed the
senate to-day without any amendments therebv no.
coming u law. the vote was almost unannoas
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
RU MORBID PURCHASE

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31.-A dispatch from
Eureka, New. says:
N rrior is current here that the Central Pacific Rail
% onpahy mas purchased the Eureka and PaIisade
ho III the rmor Is true it in supposed that tbe on
eet Is to command the key TO the railroad Situation in
Eastern Nevada. ~ ~ 9'"i"i N'
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
CALENDARS THURSDAY. Aug. 20.

- supreme C0Vt-Chaptbcs-B judge Donobue-
S 80 & opeus M at 1000 a. m Caeniar called ~ boy
20 20 &3l, Asses tfnrnt ,alradar-No, l. , r 4 H. =
o. r. 10, H. l., L., II, ID, 49, II 10 20 81 33 a -
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
AuctioH Sales of Real estate.

EAECUTORS SSALF.-ADRIAN H. MULLER
a SON VIII sell at auction September
~ iOlIwaY ~ y by order of the eXecuiTix esata
0 onas g. "riii deceased. the tIne-sOTy
~ t"e iieai'e and lot MOL 10 E.st side
the ot commencng 80
"Nsb eel, mont ia
each sldsi eas!ery wall a party wall
Mals ~ aucfioneers Office, No. Z Pine.st ". Y
Aug 2Z-Di. and W. 6t.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-The under
siShe executors and trustees OF the estate A..
AMY deceascd late of the Town Hampton Suffolk
Comfy Long sand. viii Offer at public auction a
shs iotcl vi William 5. Gasainsr. in Hampton on
itSDA \, the sth day OF September next O'clock
the Atefneoy the welkuown farm boarding
ap|hiti ste OF said A. d. Candy, situated Georgica.
about
stst o cultivation, lying CONTIGUOUS ocean bounded
gu Ihe mona Tor nearly half lile by oeeau Il
nearly the distance
Dwcnng barns and sheds nearly bids
ior the wle property not satisfactory viii
parcels lUows -
The sand lIills tract OF about % acres
The Homestead proper which are the hi,dsnos ahout
M acres OF excellent land and the Plain mart about
20 Icres with the ocean in ont Ceargca Lake N the
- ~ $50 ~ 40 -e
The Isaac Let acres situated near fhe VII
la,tsot WIN he offered 20 the ssnlc tme place.
me esair the be
oui WIS are n;cii-fhe Tx, ar ipll
me Executors will show prppcrtv i,ean's or an
s"er letters OF inquiry at time before The sale
DAVID ~. NpI1NG.
~. ,, JOHN DAYTON,
hast Hampton August Is, lesl. isxecu,ors
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
JmlY 81. 1881.

July 81, 1881.
Amount of sink
Ing flud Tor the
redemption OF
the city d@ipt 900.
July 81. $50.
Amount of sink
Ing fun,i isr re-
denipt!cn OF the
city debt ....-
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
5ltuatlons unuie0-- fflnIes.

| 4 SSISTANr BOOKKEEPER.-B a vourc
T. a a., Ameren co hns hat years experience Is oer vii
y. r. UacGMLI. isSaGsa} X. Y.
4 SSlSTANF BOOKhEEPER or CLERK
gare1y y Y& fm9rr1n s 29 god Penmln correct
sox -, 6ralge NJ '''''e address H. g.
4 SSiS FANT BOoKKEEPER or SALES
Shs5s S2 ale hGase ris5.s an" .d fa5 az = @S
tSOokk kEEPER-By thoroughly reliable
- Trustworthy man German has had twcntr fSc
POP Please se adr@s 1@ 'pn F. g. HFR bs2
ROOKKEEPER.-En wholesale house. ace %.
Addre.s E ni5s oaos cures ana mas good re'er0nce-
RO0KKEEPER or position of trlst in
49, Hhoits"ls ho9.e by sn espos table yoU,g man 26
rsioreneos Address : EOs Allentown renn ln y CLASS
ROOKKEEPER or CLERK.-Agea 81. of
- weekly re'se address g. ia oiyost New y,S aS at
CARPENTER, WATCHMAN OR PORTER
ty i Si,a,iIil age ~ IN Wholesale house. 1. a.l cx
Or address 81 mARrELI 100 4ads can on
CASHIER or SALESMAN.-Bv smart. re-
had pereuee 'oSr stey and fISGesg s hSg'g has
c&MfAGIo los % est @oisE a s OS'i OF references p
GNEkk or OFFICE ASSISrANF- By
- an n9lishuan age 2G. "a clerk or a ssitst sb,.S
Cole.st, Jersey city. ~ l'0 0Oh ~ ioJ'a
GLERK or sALESMAN.-Bya a smart. inteIIi-
good Address Nv " {nss IT, rs ~ q Gg,a%1 Hs R esRerg@ee
CLERK or TEACHER.-By n temnerote
ye1rs Sy & @ o MY eHpcrepced Young man %
Please call or address, THOMAS KN0X 20 Green w
CLOTHING EXAMINER OR PORTER
- - IsmReratc, aet'e thoroughly experienced German de-
Ei1abetlst "''''''' IL AID scHoENhEcH' l1s
COACHMAN, PLAIN GARDENER or USE
or city or eosn n yaasE Sa man s NTH good
honest and oDsg Can at a52 6havc. Ask for sHSfr
ENGlNEER.ZBy an American, age 43; Az
sTGrEN HHrtS P ais Vest y 'e 8stss Slightest 'AAr@''or
FARMER, FIREMAN or USEFUL MANLY
IN rn.n soo "s rse o a had good szPe
INsoN' Is Fe1ngtonst, SoIars T. J iiiiAM A. ROB
a. ARDENER and FLORIST-By a com
ber @ been 8psa % iST M % on before
ALEX RicHAR6S Goaa gardener A rGsrG%sS a Az
HANDY. MAN.-BY A YOUNG FRESHMAN
SS fSwsS sSaa G ESnsn sa and wo
ksOIEL, CLERK, day or night.-By an expe-
can brg rsso oy yT@ng nen age p Of pleasing s. Who
dress c2RLEa oUc& Isl west ntrhl 1Stas tnA ability Ad-
.EANlT0R, ,WATCHMAN or PORTER.--Ry =
dss W rioms oeay u sny cyp sHpaey good reference
III AMAZING FARMER-Twenty wears, cv-
a wants arst Lass fyo se's rs o eX
sss n9sS Ssea the ws s"
reeTenec S HY & EN- entire or charge Of give
Brooklyn, y. Y. f'"' a'o Oartonave.
{ brf lie ASS Isl ANT.-An Englishman. a0e
~ IN warehouse store Office Il good penp,,n 81
pusly iahlhnr with oice dules;
'no s'est ehtf1eier r. j. TALLhfT 85,i Wott 26ihsf "
{ @efflCE ASSiSTANT.--By Young man
- age ~ III an ONCE has had several wears
ietI good rap penman correct accounant @ AS
eopoon'oe testlmonlals. W ;. r., 10 Jay.st. "e
'oh Eh.-A Young American, age %. wishes
as store hotel porter has had xnsrpe
s'iTSS5 iGf1f aaf 81
tbORIER.-l}y sober, willing, strong. aLIo-
ignorant OF t IaoIer @ II ngt AFRAID OF work in any shape
Aa"isss Z. o,stlEN, lo5 W. ;2dst. N. Y. city 0'''
sDOKlER.-liy steady, reliable we'll recon-
msndsa man has had several years. experiesc e. In drv
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01

Viin Real estate for Sale.
INV rs lMENT properties paying per cenG
n he', on Beeknsn, Wnlan Nassau AMI EuitDn-sts.
rutland & WHITING. 12l
WILLlAM-ST., near BROOKLYN Bridge-A
WHITING, III Nassan-st.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01

Invrs stueU,s =,
city bonds y
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
gcuses Gn6 Rooms UGnte0.

\ Wish 10 LEASE for three wears n four-
n Tory nigh sioop house unfurnslcd, between ANA
Central Park al 9th ana PaIsyes. Adde'S = ~ ~ W 80
Hotel Bristol, 5jh-avc. and 42d.sf. '
SMALL HOUSE, or n fiat. Of \ Iiobt rooos
IN go u no si3orh2od and al reasonable ioat ro below
111bUno OBite s ~ - L.
w ANIED--A three or fonr-sforv dwelling
h3.se, IN nv.t class oner and good nr.iorlood b.
M isNi aii crthsts and an ana 6fnages. Adr - nv
leti O. ory YuRA, Room 2 u Nas-an.sL ' -
WANTED in BROOKLYN. on nm or he
3ohd dEreierred arnished h0ise Tor family of tira
""nts Ac'liess with toms A. p. =, Tribune Olice.
Drcoklnn propertp for Sale an) Go Gct
fE'1iRi ZEN uRincumbered full lots near At
iantc Docks Tor cash. exchan.e ~, .,, N,,if -,
proved property cash yaies- Owners apply 10 a "A r ~
hlAPAfRiCk, SOJ slave 'f ~ an $50
FaO LEI.-1600 for 3-storv high-sfooD hy,,vn
y atone house 2pSt2 Lot 1872 niant,, Tl nan
ferries D. norscoarA " ~
ECLAND & WHITING. l2l Nassa,st
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01

s6aa. 81 I'd F7Ol. .l67 oaI sl. .aap. - 2o
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
Heal Cstate TO Wgrbanae.

'ENO EXCHANGE for Iowa and Kansas lands.
WHITING. l2l NassausL
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
Total.
s34, ,779, 1856 Sc 1921, 1856 ~ sa5, 700. .osa SO

34,14l,452 81 219. .ae7 II "a. 3sl.42o 90
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
REAL ESTATE.
| NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, Aug. 81. 1881
| The following sales were held at the Ex-
! change SalesFoom to-day:

HECOADsD z REAl ESTATE raANSFEal
By John r. Bond
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01

2 story frame house with lots. W Certland.ave
Known as lot No 24S on man OF village of Met.
rosc each 2JXl00; Mary 4 Durham .............
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01

II IL estimated that within the twenty yearn the
revenues of the sinking und will greatly increase that
the amount of ta accumuAtions will be sufficient
tnguish the whole present city debt.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-28

Sub-ITeasury belRnces: Coin. S70.6l3,79l 90:
currency, &c 393, 500 90.
New ORLEANS, Nav ELECTROMAGNETIC
York sight So so per $1,000 premium; bankers
sterling, "a "a.
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STEAMSHIPS.
City of Augusta, 2,870 tons, Nickerson, New
York. ldg-G M Sorrel
City of Savannah. 2,029 tons. Catherine, Phila-
delphia, ldg-Wm Hunter & Son.
Two steamships.
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lower and nominal Bulk meats dun and un-
changed: shoulders. 60c; RIB SOC: sides
! 6gc. Racon easier; shoulders, SOC: rib.
y 1870; sides. he
CHICAGO. May T.-Flour steady and I'm
changed Wheat very active but unsettled and
lower; No. 2 Chicago spring, 81 10l4 for cash:
u ~ for July. Corn active. firm and higher:
43Ac for cash; $3.50 for June. Oats fairly &C,
tive and shade higher; 37s4037zkc for cash;
So94c for July. Provisions-Pork dun and a
shade lower, $40 co Lard easier, 10 6Oc. Bulk
meats steady and unchanged: shoulders, 65c:
rio. S21zc; clear, 8 75c. Whisky steady.
LOUISVILLE. May 27.-F7our in fair demand:
extra, IS COOS IS; choice to fancy, Sc con
. 81. Wheat active, firm and highe-, 81 030
ls 10 Corn fairly active and shade higher,
oS1c. Oats firm at 41c. Provisions-Pork Quiet
at VIZ so. Bulk meats quiet but steady; shOuI-
GERS, eci RIB. : soc; sides. s 90c. Bacon steady;
shoulders. 75c; rib, 9 25c; sides. 9 75c: hams,
sugar cured. l10l1A Whisky steady at 81 C5
q WILMINGTON, May N.-spirits Gurpenru 9
nrm at 341Rc Rosin firm; strained 81 81.
good strained, 81 co. Tar frm at 81 go. crude
t9rpentine steady; hard, 81 IS; yellow din. So 25
064c. ~
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Commercial.
sAv.NNAH nHARGEr,


OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH. May "a. 1881.
GENERAL REaARKs.-Business generally has
been Of moderate character this week,
though some few branches have shown consid.
cradle activity. The security market has been
feverish this week, with violent fluctuations,
but closes very firm, with an advancing ten
dency for all railroad stocks. Large sales of
Central common, Georgia common, and South
western Railroad stocks, and of new Savannah
bonds havetaken place The demand for -four
continues good, and the quotations for all
grades nave advanced during the week the mar
ket closing very firm. There is an active demand
for bacon at unchanged prices. Wool is COM
menclng to come In freely. and the quo
tations for prime lots have advanced 1c
per pound. The tone of the sugar market
is stronger. and some grades are quoted
higher. The receipts of corn have been COM
parauveiy light this week. none having been
received by sail, but the receipts by rail and
eoastwise steamers have been fair. The
market is somewhat hrmer and quotations
Tor prime white have advanced &c. per bushel.
NAVAL sToREs.-There has been good de-
mand for rosin during the week, and the quo
tations for all Of the finer grades have been
advanced, and also for some of the poorer
grades. The sales have been 4,574 barrels, the
market closing steady this evening There is
an improvement in spirits turpentine since
last week, the market having advanced &C.,
closing at Bic. this evening, and tending higher.
Sales for the week lao casks.
CoTToN-There is some improvement to note
in this market since last week, the quota
tions for middling fair, good middling and
middling having advanced NC, low middling
&c. and good ordinary 14c. to nc. The de-
mand has also been better, the sales being
larger than for the previous week.
The sales for the week were 1859 bales. The
following resume of the weeks business will
show the transactions each day and the quo
tations at the close:
Saturday-The market opened steady and
closed unchanged. Sales for the day CAT bales
Monday-The market opened easy and
closed firm. Sales for the day $50 bales.
TuesdaY-The market opened steady. At p.
m the quotations for middling fair and good
middling were advanced 1sc, and good ordinary
Ac. There was slight improvement in the
demand, zoos bales having been sold. The
market closed unchanged.
Wednesday-The market opened quiet and
steady, and closed unchanged. Sales for the
day 451 bales.
Thursday-The market opened steady. At 10
a. M low middling was advanced &c, and the
other grades 4c. The sales for the day were
507 bales, the market closing unchanged.
Friday-The market opened steady and closed
unchanged The sales for the day were ASH
w
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LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT
OF SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH. May q, 1881.

SAVANNAH. May q, 1881.
STEAMSHIPS.
City of Augusta, 2,870 tons, Nickerson, New
York, ldg-G M Sorrel.
City of Savannah. 2029 tons. Catherine, Phila-
delphia ldg-Wm Hunter & Son.
Two steamships.
Gina CNor), 389 tons, Andersen. Europe, ldg-
Hoist & Co.
Fl L Routh, 1903 tons, Young, Bremen, ldg-
Hoist & Co.
Herlof HerIofsen (Nor), 766 tons. Kroger, Re-
val, ldg-HoIss & Co.
Arctic (Nor), 53s TONS Uistrup. Europe, ldg-
Mindora (Nor), 1914 tons, Europe, ldg-Hols,
Hera (Norl PA tons, schach, Europe, wig
Hoist & Co.
COLUMBIA QNorl, s91 tons, Nielsen, at Tybee,
wtg-Holst & Co.
Vesterlide (Nor). 3S7 tons, Eilestsen Europe,
ldg-Holst & Co.
Saga (Nor), 435 tons. Svendsen, Europe, ldg-
Hoist & Co.
Fraternitas (Nor), 427 tons. Jacobsen Europe.
ldg Hoist & Co.
LULA (Port, 2la tons, Santos, hbelled for debt
-Tunno Co.
st Cloud, 734 tons, Stilphen, River Platte, ldg-
JOS A Roberts & Co.
t G Berg Ger. 479 tons, Port in Spain, ldg-
Sarah Douglass (Br) 4iS tons, Graham, Liver
pool. ldg- Richardson & Barnard.
A0Tnag1nI (bTl <oS tonS, BfeLGnerbon, europe,
ldg-Wilder & Co.
Antoneita (Sp), :63 tons, Abril, Barcelona, ldg
-Chas Green & Co
Brilliant (Nor), 468 tons, Paulsen, at Tybee. wig
A Fullarton & Co.
Seventeen barks.
Jose Maria lsp), I'll tons, sanjuan, Barcelona,
ldg-G GahoDa.
Toronto (Br), ABB tons, Eagles, Europe, ldg-A
Minis & Sons.
Maggie (Br), 27S tons, Mcleod, Oporto, ldg
b G Bacon & Co.
Queen Victoria (Nor), 295 tons. Olsen, Europe.
ldg-Holst & Co.
Julio (Sp), 293 tons, Taxonera, at Tybee, wig
G Gahona.
Five briggs.
sCHooNERs
D s Williams, Jr, 629 tons King, New York, ldg
Jos A Roberts g. Co.
B G Terry eco tons. Heyer, Philadelphia, ldg-
Jos A Roberts & Co.
T. q BirdSall, 400 toEs, Rirdsall. Philadelphia
ldg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Roger Drury $50 tons, Baker, WATERFORD Me-
dis-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Robbie L Foster, All tons, Bath, wtg-Jos A
Roberts G Co.
B W Morse, $50 tons, Devereaux, Bath, dis
Jos A Roberts & Co.
Hattie NJ Lollis, 299 tons, Lollis, PHILADELPHIA.
dis-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Geo M Adams go tons, StAndish. New York.
ldg-Jos Roberts q Co.
Normandy, 543 tons. Adams, New York, ldg-
Robert Rathburn. $50 tons, Crowen, Kenne.
bunk, ldg-Master.
D streaker, 1879 tons, Camp, Philadelphia, dis
Master.
Eleven schooners.