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The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29
New York stock and Money m.,Ee,

NEW YORK. March 27.-Money firm. The Com
mercal says In the market there is an easv feeling
though perhaps, positive sringency, The rate on
cal Is full per cent. and some borrowers offer
banks have been sending boods to Philadelphia more
or less through the week and some moderate amounts
have gone to Boston.
Runors are current of purpose to lock up Money
next week in the interest OF bear clques and the
market u certainly in position to tempt operators
into such tactics In discounts there is rather more
on the basis of 10 per cent for
prime names.
United States bonds remain quiet, though quite
steady an TO prices. Dealers operate with caution,
being apprehensive that the condition Of the Money
market may induce lower prices. At present, now
ever, few bonds coming on the market:
At the opening, compared with the last quota
ions. currency 6s were higher; 62s steady at llss
S4s at ia; SIS at 1i34 6ss at 1133; 10-.0s at lOo
The 1875 were lower and old and new 65's !.
AZ the noon sis were steady at 1856 '64s at ia,
ana COS at l164. Certificates were higher and cur
sency eay Usi, e2s receding and new SOS, o7s and
Stocks comparatively steady. There is . very gen.
erai antsipaton Of strong upward speculation after
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Dispatches to Evening Papers.
WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, March 27.-The schooner Virginia,
from Manseaville for New York, with lumber,
was wrecked Saturday on the Jardinallas
Reefs and became a total loss The crew were
saved.
The steamer Comanditario, the regular pack
ct between Havana and Cardenas, left here
Tuesday evening last on her regular trip to
Cardenas, carrying about forty passengers.
Nothing was heard of the steamer afterwards
until to day, and fears were entertained for
her safety.
The news received tonight announces that
several of the passengers who had lately been
crew, took possession of the steamer and dis
embarked the lady passengers with portion
of the crew and captain at Rogue Key, near
Cardenas. The Comanditario then proceeded
to Nassau. The disembarked crew and pas
sengers were taken up at Rogues Key and
carried to Cardenas.
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next week, and among the stocks mentioned as Ike
iy to figure conspicuously, are Rock Island Ohio &
Mississippi and Chicago & North Western; and
among the miscellaneous, Mariposa and Quicksilver
AIter the adjournment of the morning Board great
sctlvlty Gy was shown in Pacific Mail ami New York
York Central from 1874 to 1904 Erie so'd at S4 (@
34t. Pittsburg advanced and Fort Wayne 4; West
ern Union Telegraph Company fell off !, and North
ed.
Gold has been extremely dull at about 13ii The
efforts to pinch borrowers have been suspended, and
loans have been made at a per cent. Tor carrying.
Speculation at the moment appears to be leaving
Gold for Stocks
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29

L domestic NA0EACtSs
NEW YORK, March N-Cotton without decided
change sales 1000 bales Middling uplands 273 a &c.
Flour-receipts 1872 bbls. sales 710O bbls: State
and Western ss loc better % sT low grades; superfne
q S5; fancy do 80 a 20; round Hoop Ohio 50
q 6s5; choice do 80 q 10; superfne Western 10
good to choice $40 a 53; choice White Wheat 40
30; Southern rather more steady; sales 400 bbs
common 70 h.,r extra 70 g Is; good to choice 20
= 7,lfor old and 90 a 10 80 for new Wheat opened
and closed q &c better; sales $1,000 bush. No.
Nos. and Mixed 42 auoat; Amber Michigan so;
white Michigan So @ 95; White California 65 q
81. Corn heavy with rather moe doing, In part
s2t SIC, chiefly at s5 @ s6Hc; old do SOC in store;
new White Southern 90 a 9lc Oats in good request;
sic aost Bsef du sales 60 bbs neW neW Ss pain
mess 90 q 16 90; new extra do 10 90 q is 90. Pork
steady; sales 1900 bbls also 25o bbls. mess buy
at 81 80 cash. old do 80 IS q sl25 prime 2e 20 q 25
Lard shade firmer; sales 900 tierces; also 1000
% sssy Isl ssss s - I
Whiskey quiet; sales Is bbis western at s4I q S5c
dropping; sales s75hhds.; Muscovado at 12f q 12fc
Demerara 12s q 1915 for rehDng fair to good 12f a
asses quiet sales of Porto Rico at 61c and of
old crop Cuba at 40c. Naval Stores dull; Spirits
Turpentine at 50 q sic; Rosin 2 40 q $50. Petro
bonded Sic, Talow quiet sales $4,000 fbs at III q
114c. Wool quiet and pnnchaged. Freights to Li7-
erpool dropping; Cotton per steamer Id; Wheat and
Corn per do Id.
CHICAGO. March 27.-Flour is in light demand;
Spring extras at 500 "a %. Wheat frmer and ad-
yanced g 1c; No. at l4a @ 16; No. 2 at III q
clned 4c; No. O. sellers option, 53c. Rye in fair de
mand; No. at 20. Barley idull No. 2 at So a
20. Whiskey dull at SS q soc. Provisions steady
and firm Mess FORK at 81 90. Lard at 1871 a 1S5c.
Dry sailed shoulders 12lc; short clear middes 16c;
loose sweet picked Hams 15b q 16c. Dressed Hogs
and almost nominal; sales at II 90 a II 90. Live
Hogs active and stronger light to choice 30 10 50
OINoINNATI. March H.-Whiskey firm at 91c.
Mess Pork held firmly at 80 90; no demand. Lard
in moderate demand; sales at 16Jc held at 1S3c. Ba
conclear rib sides 163c held at 1870; mostly clear
sides held at 174c. Sugar cured Hams 1St a 19c.-
Bulk Meats firm; shoulders 12t q 12ac; sides 141c.
MILWAUKEE, March 27-Flour quiet and steady;
choice Minnesota rs q 81 90; Wisconsin and Ohio
30 g 8 90. Wheat advancing; No. at 144; No. 2
1T TO- Oats quiet at 80 q 54c for No. q Corn weak
new 55ic. Rye active; No. at 14@115. Barley
nominal.
CHARLESTON, s. c., March 27.-Cotton market
active and steady; sales 727 bales Middlings 27lc
AUGUSTA, March 27.-Cotton market steady; safes
430 bales; Middlings 274c.
NEW ORLEANS. March 27.-Cotton in tair de-
mand; sales 1900 bales; low grades advanced a 4c;
Middlings 2S4c. Sugar dull; good to common 12c;
prime 14c. MOlaySes scarce: prime
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MARRIED.

In this city, March "a, at the residence Of the
brides father. by Rev. B. N. Frink, John w. Pol
leys. OF Mason City, Iowa, and Miss Emma j.,
youngest daughter Of W. B. Farmer.
In Auburn. March 20, Osgood Ramsdell and Miss
Lucretia d. York, both OF Lewiston.
In Augusta. March %, Daniel d. Anderson and
Lucy Howe.
In Lewiston, March 20, Sylviro v. Pike and Mary
e. Bisbee.
In Augusta. March 81. Charles w. Newall and
Mrs. Sarah Reynolds.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 27.-In the libel suit
of Capt. H. o. Winsor, against the Evening
Bulletin, for $50. 1000 damages, the jury were ab-
sent three minutes, and rendered a verdict for
the deiendants. The alleged libel consisted
in stating that Winsor, while in command of
the ship Intrepid, ON voyage from New York,
in 1867, was dissipated and treated his sailors
bruIaly, and finally set one of his seamen adrift
in an open boat off Easter Island The man
has never been heard from since, and is sup
posed to have perished.
About $50 bags of delayed overland mail,
were received here this evening
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, March 2S-The body found in
the Connecticut river ON Friday, above this
city, has been identified as that of Frederick
A. knight, of Springfield, 10 years old, who
was drowned at that place Jan. 14th while
skating. Another body was found yesterday
in the river, apparently II years old, black
hair, wooden pants and coat, gray woolen shirt
and brogan shoes, with the name OF Reuben
Fragonza on q paper in his pocket.
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GREECE.
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

SAN IFRS NcIsco, March 28-The steamer
Idaho arrived this. evening with Honolulu
advices to MarcE 1Th. Business was unnsu-
ally dull.
Feb. 22d ,was observed at Honolulu by a dis
play of flags from Puncbbowl battery, the for
eign consuiaktes and private residences. ii
The crater Nof Kianea is reported in action
again.
Two shocks OF earthquake had been felt at
Hilo. No damage done.
A drought prevailed on the Island of Hawaii.
The United Sta ties steamer Ossipee was at
HonQlulu s9-8H !.Mal5-w4
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60 M M E R CIAL


The total amount Of fore gn exports from this port
last week $2l6, Included In these exports
were 259t box Shocks 400 empty casks, II, ,664bbls
pearash 177 boxes linseed cake 4sO TBS beef 49,
llo ms bac,n, 200 TBS copper reguus, 1850 Tbs
pork $500 ms beef heads 10 cases preserves and veg
cases cigars, casks brandy, 66 boxes tobacco. IT
eases gin 70 DO whskey 25 do claret, IS boxes nails
peas cask' rum, 21 boots and shoes 313 bags
bran, Dbl apples, 81 pkgs mdse.
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WASHINGTON.

THE ADJOURNMENT.
WASHINGTON, Maj ch 28.-It is now though
by members OF Congress of both parties tina
an adjournment sine die will not take plac,
before the middle of April
JoHNsoN's COMMISSIONS WITHHELD.
Commissions of various parties who were
oonfi med for Office in the last few days of the
FORMER administration, are yet withheld. The
raj.
DIVISION OF TEXAS
Delegations from the division and anti-divis-
ION parties in Texas were before the Recon
struction Committee yesterday morning by ap.
pointment The Georgia bill having been TAX
en- up by the committee, the case was postpon-
ed until Tuesday.
QUESTION OF REMOVALS AND APporNTMENTs
Several heads of departments were busy all
day yesterday, principally with Republican
members OF Congress, in relation to removals
from and appointments to Office, According
to the representations of some of these, arrange
ments are being made for that purpose in view
OF an anticipated repeal of the tenure of Office
act.
INVESTIGATION TO BE MADE IN THE PARAGUAY
AN AFFAIRS.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
Will next make an investigation into the fara-
guayan affair relative to the official conduct of
ex-Minister Washburne and Rear Admiral
Davis, and the imprisonment of Messrs Bliss
and Masterman. Witnesses have been sum-
moned.
RECONSTRUCTION In GEORGIA.
1t is said in Republican circles that the Com
mittee on Reconstruction will, seven against
five, early this week, report back the bill reas-
senbling the original Georgia Legislature, i'm,
posing test oath and declaring the expulsion
OF the colored members void. tfsat
PACIFIC RAILROADS.
The following telegram was recently receiv-
ed by the Secretary of the Interior:
Salt Lake, Utah, March 27 The report ofthe
Central Pacific railroad will require time. We
think you should know that we, who have seen
both, deem the Central Pacific railroad as in
complete as the Union Pacific road.
(Signed.) G. Il. WARREN,
Brevet Major General U. 8. A.
K. j. BREcKENsDERFoR, Jr., Special Com
missioner
The above refers to the manner of construct
ing the two roads. isa
Another telegram just received, says the
Union Pacific railroad track is laid % miles
wsst of Ogden, which is 81 miles east of Mon
ument Point. The grading Of the last mem
toned distance Is completed with the exeep-
ton of six miles. The Central road is laid TO
a point 75 miles west Of Mineral Point, leaving
a gap between the roads of 126 miles over
which rails are to be laid.
ST. THOMAS AND ST. DOMINGO.
NEW YORK, March 27-The Commercials
Washington dispatch says: Gen. Rasloff hav-
ing abandoned all hope OF obtaining the ratifi-
cation of the treaty for the purchase of st.
Thomas, leaves here for New York tomorrow,
on bis way back to Denmark.
y. w. Fabens has arrived here from st. Do
mingo, with full power to annex that Republic
TO the United States.
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NEW HAmPsHIRE.

FEMALES ON SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
CONCORD, March N.-The wife of Alderman
VIM. Brown and Mrs. Chandler Eastman are
elected members OF the School Committee at
West Concord. The Board now consists of five.
NEW STEAMER ORDERED TO CUBA.
BOSTON, March 28.-Orders have been re-
eeived at the Portsmouth Navy Yard to fit out
the United States steamer Galena for sea.
Her destination is supposed to be Cuba
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DIED.

In this city, March a. Jas. e. Fernald, Esq, aged
81 years.
funeral services this Monday afternoon. at o'ck
IN the New Jerusalem Temple, High street.
In Bath. March 25, Mrs. Maria wife of Stephen
w. Turner, aged SO years months.
In North Paris, March 20, Mr.. Ebenezer Tuell,
aged 80 years.
In Oxford. March IA. Mr.. Charles Chapman, aged
SO years months.
In Vernon. Miss, March Is, Col. e. W. woodman.
formerly OF the I'd Maine Cavalry, aged 40 years 7
nonths-
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E U R o Pc.
FRANCE.


PARIS, March 27.-The Ganlois newspaper
says the Emperor Napoleon has demanded an
explanation of the King of Prussia in regard
to the recent mobilization Of troops in the
western provinces.
GREECE.
ATHENS, March 27.-Photiades Bey, the
Tur kish Minister Plenipotentiary and Envoy,
has al rived from Constantinople and resumed
amicable relations in behalf OF his Government
with the Grecian Court.
BRAZIL.
PARIS, March H.-Late Rio Janeiro letters
received here state that Gen. Polydoro has
been assigned 10 the command of the allied
forces now in Paraguay.
Tbe Paraguayans, at a recent assemblage in
Asuncion, adopted petition praying the allies
to form Provisional Government with that
city tas its capital.
JAPAN.
LONDON, March N-Telegrams from Hong
4ongt received to-day, report the total loss Of
sns IN 3 p'ecltc Mail Steamship Company's steam
she had large number of Japanese troops on
board all OF whom were drowned.
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OHIO.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

msCELLANEOUB ITEMS.
Cnc1NNATI, March N.-The testimony in
contest of G. W. Strader's seat in Congress
from the 1st district, by Benz. Eggleston. COM
menced to-day before Judge Cox.
Charles Morris, cork legged robber, impli-
Gated in the Schloker robbery of last Wednes-
day, was arrested last night. On his person
was found $500 in cash and a gold watch val
ned at $3.50.
Jesse R. Grant arrived from Washington to-
night,
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MAssAOuUsRTTs.
TEE DEFAULTNG CASHIER OF THE HIDE AM
LEATHER BANK.

TEE DEFAULTNG CASHIER OF THE HIDE AND
LEATHER BANK.
BOSTON, March 27.-James ID. Martin, late
cashier of the Hide and Leather Bank, was to-
day discharged by order of the United States
Circuit Court, in accordance wi9h President
Johnson's pardon. Two other indictments
charging Martin with embezzlement and con-
spiring to detraud were produced by the gov
ernment Attorney, on which he gave bail in
$780, 900 to answer.
In the Criminal Court to-day John A. Mo
Causland and Dennis Sullivan were each sem
fenced to five years in State Prison for robbing
Federhan's iewelry store of lot of valuable
diamonds, SC.
ARREST OF PICKPoCKETS.
Boston, March 28.-James Ross, Mary Ross,
Charles Lewis and Ellen Davis were arrested
last night, charged with being notorious pick
pockets.
EASTER SERVICES
The churches were generally thronged to-
day, the Episcopal and Catholic especially SO,
aud the services were unusually interesting in
observance of Easter Sunday. The weather
is delightful.
BODY OF A WOMAN FOUND
WORCESTER, March 28-Ths body of wo-
man named Mrs. Helen Foley, about 40 years
of age, who has been missing five days, was
found in the canal near the gas works, at Mil
ford, this morning.
DEATH OF VENERABLE CITIZEN.
Charles Hersey, Esq, well known, aged
and respected citizen of Worcester died to-
day.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29

SCRANTON, March 28.-All the breaks on the
Delaware & Hudson Railroad canal have been
repaired, and the whole line ID again open.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, March N.-Gen. Sheridan has is
sued general order assuming command of
the military division of the Missouri with his
headquarters at Chicago. $50
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29

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To arrest the existing irritation Of the air pas-
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VIRGINIA..


RICHMOND, March 27.-Gen. Stoneman to-
day issued an order removing Gov. Welles and
assuming the duties of the Office himself
Mayor Burgess of Petersburg, was also remOv-
ed from office. ss
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LONDON, March T-Afternoon.-Consols at 93 foi
money.
American securities-United States 5'20's ct 63J
Erie shares 24i; Illinois Central shares 97
LONDON March 81 -Afternoen.-Petroleum ia 1od
Rosin 6s Sd, Spirits Turpentne 31s Cd. Whale Oil
e37.
LIVERPOOL, March 27-Afternoon.-The markets
are all closed.
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WISCONSIN,.
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MILWAUKEE,, March PA young man nam
a boat in tn river this morning and was drown
al
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Forfeited Goods.

Sale of Forfeited Goods.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND g. FALMoUTH,l
Portland, March IL, 1869.
THE following described merchandise having been
forfeited for violation OF the Revenue Laws of the
been given, they will be sold at public auction at the
omce OF the United States Appraiser 1893 Fore street.
IN TINS city, on Tuesday April 6, 1862 at II O'Clock
A. M, to wit:
Al bbls Salt, bottles Brandy, Dbl Nutmegs,
Dbl Nutmegs Dbl Nutmegs, Dbl Nutmegs. bot
ties Brandy boxes "A bsgs) Nutmegs case Il bagsl
Mutmcgs, 40 prs woolen Socks, woolen Knit
ISRAEL wASHBURN Jr.
mr1ld1av3w&d Collector.
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GEORGETOWN, Scar 18TH sch woodbury.
Woodbury., Baltimore.
Ar 10Th: scbs leila, Foss, Belfast; Clara Rankin.
WILMINGTON. Nc-Ar 2sd. sch Redington. Gre
CORY Baltimore.
NORFOIK-Ar 23d, sch II Rowe. Love. New
FORTRESS MONR0E-Ar 25tb. oarnue VIM e
Anderson. Drummond, from Baltimore for Lisbon.
pon.,a,.1 AANDniA-Ar 24th, sch Transfer, Bunker.
FORTRESS MoNRoE-Passed in astb. brig Eudo-
[o @ ior Baltimorei sch Lottie, john
BALTIMOkE-Ar 25th sch N Berry, Pendleton.
Sid 25th, barques Acacia, and PIeiades.
r SIN i'm Hampton Roads 26th, ship Japan, for San
c.iI IILAADELPHIA-Ar AT 2bth, brig Guiding Star,
AT 2eth, brigs Minnie Miller, Anderson. Matanzas;
in imarposa, Leighton, do; Tangent Calais; sch Sina
loa. Steele Remedies
Below 26lh, brigs Eta NJ Tucker from Sagua;
caroline Eddy from Zaza.
si Cid 24th, brig Al Pennell, Eaton, Savannah.
CiQ 10Th sch Il Crockett, Cambridgeport,
Sid FIN Delaware Breakwater 2sd, sch M Staples,
ioI Gurac.a; 9th. barque Rachel tor Cardenas.
ui, NEW YORK--Ar 25th inst, schs Addie Murchip,
Howard. johnson. Elizabethport tor bingham.
poh; Gla 10th brigs Fideha, Emery, Cadiz Harmony.
Ar 2sth, ship Pactolus. Tobey, San Francisco Dec
Sa; barques Unison, Walker. Nagasiki; Josephine
Martin, Pickett, Leghorn Feb 5th Annie. Pendleton
Gays; Nellie Antrim, Wallace, Barbados Ii Sophie,
Strout, Ci ientuegos 20; Irene. Ford, New Haven or
GTnzaoetnport; A Oakes. Rideout, Baltimore Tor
Portland; Jeddie, Brown. Calais.
CID 29th, ship American Union. Grant, London;
Darq9e Reunion, Dunbar, Cronstadt; brig Anna Nj
hnent, Knight. Cardenas; schs Annie Gardiner
Gardner, Demarara; July Fourth. Cobb. Jackson.
v1ue; l. Fitch, Rates, or Lynn via Port johnson;
mary Rogers, Elizabethport.
on Sands Point 24tb. sch Marcellus. Remick from,
NEW LoNDoN-Ar 25th, sch catharne Thomas,
NEW LONDON-Sld 25th sch pal,as Frer.b To-,
New York. ~
PR0VIDENCE-Ar 2stb, schs John Bovnton.
MITCHELL and Hyena, Gardiner. Calais.
SD 10Th. sch KATE Walker Warren, Wilmington.
HOLMES HOLE - Ar 25th, brigs Lewis Clark,
Gsnn Boston Tor wilmington sens Gen Banks.
Means Byers, Lanesville tor Philadelphia; Defiance,
Hall, kocKIand TOR Norfolk.
Ar 9th, brigs Minna Traub True. havana Tor
Boston: Saml Lindsey Wilson Cardenas for do
Passed by 2sth. sch F Nelson, Jones, i'm st George
EDGARToiwN-Ar 25ih schs Trade Wind, Babb.
Portland Sarah. Morton, do tor Newburyport
BOSTON-Ar 26th, schs B Crabtree. JOY, Phia.
delphla; John d Griffin. Gould, New York; Emma
Cutting, Weeks, Bath Corvo, Holbrook, from
Cid 26th. ship Competitor, Matthews, Hong Kong;
sens Knight Romer, Rockport, to load Tor N York;
Maggie Marston, Marston. Baltimore.
Ar 9th. sens Northern Light, Godfrey, Pbiladel.
pha; Fleetwing, Nash. Elizabethport; e Verrill,
Belfast.
Cid 27th sch Adaline Ryan, Belfast; Lizzie. Cup
till Chandler, Rockland; Doris Remick Ellsworth.
,SALEM-Ar 26th, schs Petrol, RUSSELL Calais tor
Newport; W Barnes Barbour, from Rockport tor
GLO6CESTER-Ar 2eth, sch Mary Susan, Snow,
for Bridgeport.
P0RISM0UTH-Ar 25th, sch E H Pray. Clark,
Sid 26th, sch White Fawn, Cross, Belfast.
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishing to 90 west, offers bis stock
i OF Groceries for sale. A rare chance Ior tnose
wishing to 20 into the business. IL also one oI tns
best chances in the State for Country Produce sus
ness.
For further information, inquire ~ me store,
mreSiaS O. II. EABYAN.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29
IMPORTS. .

Brig Arthur. from Cientuegos - III hhds 27 tcs %
bbls molasses. to Churchill & Co.
Brig Ella Maria, from Havana-14s2 boxes sugar,
to order; 10000 cigals, Geo Hunt; 8 bags coffee,
Mary James.
Brig T Ellsworth, from Harborville, Ms 20
cords wood, TO order.