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The Portland daily press., 1878-04-29
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MAINE.

The Checker Match ut Lewiston.
LEWISTON, April 27.-The two last games in
the checker match between Barker of this city
and Broughton of Portland were drawn, max
ing the games stand ten drawn and one game
won by each of the contestants.
An Unduiiful Son.
Friday night one Daniel O'Connell. known
as Kit Cornell, had trouble with and finally
turned his mother out of DOORS On her COM
plants Officer O'Brien arrested him today,
when he attempted to escape, and assaulted the
officer, who fired upon him, infcting wound
in his left arm. O'Connell was taken to the
lookup and his wound dressed.
The Maine Methodist Conference,
PENNINGTON, April 22.-In the Methodist
conference today the prayer meeting was held
between the hours of and a. M, and the re-
mainder of the forenoon was devoted to miscel-
laneous business.
The missionary sermon was preached at 100
p. m. by Rev. 1. Luce, The subject was dis
cussed by DR.. McCabe, Mrs. Trafton and Miss
Swain, NJ. D.
In the evening temperance meeting was
held, which was addressed by K Osgood
aud others.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, April 2S.-Ofices established
Ellsworth Falls, Hancock county, Edward P.
Lord postmaster; Hamlin, Aroostook county,
Joseph Dubay postmaster; Pleasant Ridge,
Aroostook county, David Kuox postmaster;
South Charlotte, Washington county, Mrs.
Sarah Smith postmistress
Postmasters appointed-John j. Curran,
Benedcts, Aroostook county; Samuel 7.
Young, East Palermo, Wal6 county.
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WASHINGTON.
The Geneva Award.

WASHINGTON, April % The late court of
commissioners of Alabama claims having al
lowed claims to the amount of Sc, liz, $3.50, there
is a balance of $9.3l6,120, for the distribution
of which the present Congress has been called
upon to provide. The majority of the House
committee of judiciary Representatives Knott.
Lynde Harris of Virginia, Hartridge, Stenger
and Culberson) conclude without expressing
any opinion in relation to the merits of any
part cnlar claim or class of claims to the unex-
pended balance of this fund that it would be as
precedent for future cases, better for the gov
eminent and better for all parties claiming to
have equitable interest in it, to commit the
adjudication and determination of all questions
touching its distribution to the court Of claims
in the first instance with the right of any party
aggrieved to appeal to the Supreme Court Of
the United States with authority to render
Judgment in favor of each claimant who was
an actual sufferer by the violation of the laws
of neutrality by Great Britain for such amount
as ia the opinion of the court he may be iustly
entitled to under the treaty and award accord
ing to the principles of justice, equity and laws
of nations, leaving the court untrammelled by
any principle of allowance, exclusion, inclus-
ion or distribution adopted in chap. 459 Of the
laws of the 431 Congress, or by the tribunal
created by that law. The majority report was
agreed to by one majority.
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Gloucester Fish Market.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, April %.
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending April 9th:
Thirty nine fshsngl arrivals Ihave been reported,
70 from Georges Banks agglegating $50 900 lbs Cod
and lew Hallbut; IA from Grand Banks 9 with
about 900 lbs Halibut and with about 100000
los Codhsh. The market closed firm at quotations
Inc Georges fleet are bringing in small trips and
some OF the firms are hauling up part OF their fleet as
it will not pay to keep them running at present
prices and small trips. This dulness bids fair to
continue. Western demand is dull, trade mostly
confined NJ to Eastern demand we quote Georges Cod
at 3 % qn; Shore Cod at % P qtl; Bank at So so
o. 75 Hake at 90 Der qt; Pollock at 25 ~ atl for
salt and IS for slack saited Cusk at 25; Haddock
at 90. Mackerel-old at SIS 30 and 90 %Y Dbl for
Shore $l4 90 and 90 % Dbl for Bays no receipts Of
new The Southern mackerel fleet continues with
season and fish are already working east Bay of Is
land Herring at 90 " Dbl; Round short Herring at
on @ %; Labrador at so @ CO.; Napes and Fins
at 5O; HaIibut Fins at 90; Habut Heads at so
Tongues and Sounds 10 co.; picked Swordfish at co.
picked Tongues at I co.; picked Haddeck at 4 30;
picked Cod at 90; Smoked Halibut at &c Y fb; pre-
pared and homeless Cod to &c $Y h. as to QUALITY
FRESH Habut In moderate receipt with last sales at
81 and 23c " I'd for white and grey. Shore fish in
good supply with sales of fresh Cod a. lie Y Id Had
dock 1c W fb: Pollock Cusk aud Hake at sac B fb.
Fresh tongues &c ~ Id. Medicinal oil at 90 10 GAL:
tanners oil at 45c pergal; porgie oil 4Oc.
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Domestic Markets,

NEW YORK, April 27-5 P. M.-Cotfon dull and
unchanged sales 523 bales delivered on contract 800
bales; ordinary uplands and Alabama at 7 I5.1 is:
ordinary New Orleans and Texas at Lie; good or
binary stained at 15-16 middling uplands and AL
aoana I0a. FlOur-receipts 96i2 bbls; the market
Is D "a ~ better with good export and fair home
trade demand; sales 10000 bbls No at rs "a %:
good extra Western and State at O5 "a %: good
to choice Western and State at 5 30 "a S5; COM
mon to choice White Wheat Western extra at s so "a
= 81; Fancy White Wheat Western extra at 6 IS IA
70; common to good extra Ohio at 10 "a rs; com.
mon to choice extra st Louis at 10 "a IT'S; Patent
minnesota extra good to prime rs "a so: choice tn
double extra at % q So, including $500 bbls low
grade extra at 05 q 25: 1900 bbls Winter Wheat
extra at 10 q 25; 1000 bbs Minnesota extra at
10 9 35; 420O bbls City Mills extra at 90 "a 90
for west Indies; 8 10 for England, market closing
strong: southern Flour is rather more steady;
sales 1900 bbs; common to fair extra at 90 "a 50:
good to choice do at 80 "a 20. Rye Flour is un-
changed sales 200 bbls at Is q go tor Superfine
State. Corn Meal steady; sales $40 bbls; Yellow
Western Jersey and Pennsylvania at Q (9227;
Brandywne at 10. Wheat-recelpts IS 500 bush:
the market is q better, closing with advance
parey sustained; sales 347 900 bush including 49, 900
push on the spot; 20 for ungraded Spring; 80 for
NO Spring; 30 for No2 Milwaukee, 20 a 81 for
ungraded Winter Red 80 q 1 SO for No Winter
Keu; 81 "a 3SA for No do; AZ q 48 for extra
no Winter Red; IS for No Spring; 80 for No
Chicago SO called in store; IS for No Winter Red
up to 18th May; 30 flor No 2 Milwaukee deliyera-
PIE next wednesday; SO for No Minnesota M 70
z3tn May; l6 a 26k for No Spring seller Nav
Closing at u rs bid, 26t asked; 29t do for April
closing at 2Sa bid, 29S asked; do June at "a bid
~ asAeoi MOI North Western for April at Ii 1I
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asst of all people to fix upon themselves the brand

least OF all people to nix upon themselves the brand
of reputation.
A phenomenal insanity seemed to hava seized the
minds of the people of the Eastern states that the
measure of finances and taxation which would bring
relief the West and South would operate in1urously
to them. No greater deluson ever blinded the
Judgment of so enlightened people. Why was it
thai distress and hard times were felt in New York
and Boston and throughout the Eastern cities, al
though their banks were full of unused capital and
their business houses groaning with unbroken stocks
of merchandise awaiting purchasers? why did la
Dor seek in vain for employment? 1t was simply be-
cause the mistaken system OF finance and taxation
was Frustrating the producing classes by reducing
the prices of their products below the actual cost OF
the production and thus curtailing the means OF
egg. In conclusion he said wise statesman ship
should avoid extremes.
Capital and labor are both essential to the or Owth
and development of all institutions and are not
necessary autagonistic. On the contrary they are
mutual aids when governed and gu1det by laws
which recognize the just rights of both. One thing
it is very important for each to observe. Capital
should avoid being hedged about BY class legislation
and monopoly while labor should sternly set its face
against every appearance of agrariansm and COM
munsn. Notwithstanding that the failures for the
first quarter of this year much heavier than for
the corresponding quarter OF last year yet everyone
feels that propious change is near at hand il the
relief measures which have suggested are adopted
Why not adopt them at once and give ease to the
public apprehensions? Stop contracting, provide for
the reissue of legal tenders and make them receivable
for custom dues and the work is done. Confidence
will at once take heart again.
The bill was then read by sections Tor amendments
Alter having completed the sections in regard to the
legislative department of the government the support
of the executive and state departments the COM
mittee without ful Their action and the House
adjourned.
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MARINE NEWS.

Sickness and Death on Board a searsport
Vessel.
NEW YORK, April 28.-The bark Beatrice
Havner of Searsport, from Padang, reports
that all on board have been sick with Java
fever and John McCalla, Matthias Fredericton
aud Roland Demott died during the voyage.
Steamer of the New York Il New Bedford
Line Ashore.
NEW LONDON, Conn, April 2S.-The pro-
peller City of New Bedford, of the New Bed
ford & New York Steamship Company, with
freight and passengers for New York, went
ashore on the south end of Fishers Island.
Long Island Sound. in the dense fog at ii 30
Saturday night. She is humping considerably.
Tugs and schooners have gone to her assist
ance. 1t is believed she will come off. The
passengers are landed here.
LATER.
Attempts to float the City of New Bedford
have been unsuccessful. She has blped and at
last accounts was filling rapidly. ALI hands
left her at 4 o'clock this afternoon. About
ope-third of the cargo was removed. There
will be further efforts tomorrow to save her.
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AaYana Market.

HAVANA. April 2s..Sugar-The recent fluctua-
tions in forein markets have weakened this marked
Planters are compelled to accept ruling prices with
fair business; market closed weak No 10 to 70 at
reals; Molasses Sugar No to 10 at 81 a 81 reals;
MuscovadO Sugar common to fair a 81 reals; Cen
trugal NO Ii to 10 in boxes and hhds "a "a 81 re-
ais. Stock il, the warehouses at Havana and Matan-
zas 500 boxes 900 bags and 800 hhds receipts
for the week 81 800 boxes bags and 81 800 hhds
exports during the week 1855 boxes, 600 bags
$500 hds of which 500 boxes 1900 bags and 9iOO hhds
to the United States Molasses 50 deg polarization
81 reals.
Freights recovering, gradually and firm; loading at
hid Sugar at 2 so "a rs; $s hid Molasses at 90 "a
l2l to Falmouth and orders 25 @227; loading at
States per hid Sugar at rs q rs: per HID mo-
lasses at 2 123 @225.
Tobacco-a sale of 5000 bales reported, partly for
New York. of mixed qualities at AZ q "A gold per qtl
Spanish gold 225A, Exchange nominal.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
City of Portland.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ~ oint stand
IN ing Committee ON laying out new
sfreet.' to whom was referred the petition of
George j. Abbott and Others, praying. that a new
street be laid out through the land OF the heirs Of
late Nicholas Emery, said committee will meet on
Emery street, on MONDAY. the 29th inst, at
O'Clock p. M, to hear all parties interested, and
then determine and adjudge if public convenience
requires the laying out OF said new street, ana II
they should so adjudge will then and there lay out
said street and tx the damages, required by law.
Also on petition Of F. G. Patterson and others,
praying that the street leading from Vaughan street
between the property of Rufus Tbbets and Jos. g.:
Tukey) to Ellsworth be accepted and laid out, said
committee will meet at said Vaughan street, on
MONDAY, the goth inst, at O'Clock p. m, to hear
ali parties Interested and then determine and adj
Judge if public convenience requires the laying out
of said street, and if they should so adjudge, will
then and there lay out said street. and tx the DANA
ges as required by law.
NJ. M. BUTLER, / r,o,,ru;...o
JAMES L. HASELTINE, "oiuni''e0
I'D. CUSHMAN, ri
ALBERT SMITH, Ayins
ISAAC HAMILTON, No o Sto.z
j. w. ROBINSON. A's" suee's'
Portland, April 22d, 1873.
ap22 DIT
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1T. LOuis Finances.

ST. LOUIS, April 27.-The upper house of the
Municipal Assembly have rejected the bid of
Drexel, Morgan & Co., of New York for some
81, 100000 of the renewal bonds of the citv of
st. Loais, and passed bill authorizing the
obligations Nov. 1, and the balance of the
above amount and when needed. The St,
Louis National bank has already offered a
premium of two per cent. for the $593, 1000 Of
bonds.
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The Mexican Indian Raids

NEW YORK, April 27.-W H. Steele, whose
two boys were stolen by Mexican Indians near
Fort Ewell few days ago, sends touching
letter to Gen. Ord saying: "Please, for the
sake of broken hearted woman ami in the
interests of our common humanity, do what
You can with these Mexican officials. so that
my children may be restored" Gen Ord has had
the letter prluted IN English and Spanish, and
it will be put into the hands of the officers,
American and Mexican. on both sides of the
river Besides carrying off Mr.. Steele's children
the raiders murdered his brother and all his
shepherds, which is probably the fate of his
hOvs
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THE FLORIDA CONFESSIONS.
Detecuvc seikirk's Story Denied by Ex-
Attorney General Taft-Selkirk Too
Drunk 20 Know ANYTHING,

CINCINNATI, April 27.-Attorney General
Taft in an interview with reference to the
story OF Selklrk, the detective from Florida,
part untrue. He admitted he commissone SS
Selkirk to go to Florida, being recommended az
an expert detective, to see that no frauds were
committed on justice during the count, He
gave him 500 for expenses, but as soon as
Selkirk reached Florida, be Taft was informed
that he had been on a spree since leaving
Washington. He sent him $50 with orders to
return home at once and still later another like
sum to the District Attorney to buy him a
ticket to Washington. Selkirk, he says, was
worthless because of dissipation and at no
time was in position to known of any attempt
to manipulate votes one way or another even if
such were the intention.
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City of Portland.
Hn the Year One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and sevenfy-Eight.
An Ordinance Relating to Dogs.

de it ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Com
ID mon Council of the City of Portland in City
Council assembled, as follows:
Section 1st-Every owner or keeper Of a dog shall
annually cause it to be registered, described and IL
ceDsed for one year in the Office the City Clerk, by
paying therefor to said clerk the sum of twenty-five
cents, ana shall cause It to wear around its neck
collar distinctly marked with the owners name and
registered number, and shall pay into the City Treas
ury for such license one dollar.
Section 2d.-WhOever keeps a dog contrary TO the
provisions Of this ordinance shall forfeit ten dollars
to be recovered on complaint to use for the city.
Section 3d-All fines and penalties provided in the
preceding sections may be recovered on complaint
before any court Of competent Jurisdiction in this
city.
Section 4th-Au other ordinances relating to IL
censes for dogs are hereby repealed.
Section 5th-This ordinance shall take effect on
after its approval.
Approved March 80, 1878. apr3dim
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LONDON, April 27-l2.3O P. M.-Consols at 81 1916
for money and account.
LONDON, April 27-123O P. M.-Amercan securi-
ties-United States bonds, CTS, 1888; SIS 1863
new 4s, 1o4b 0-4os, 1O7a Erie at 12; preferrt at
23.
LIVERPOOL, April 27-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
dull; Mddling upands at 81 do Orleans at 6sd sales
5000 bales, including 800 bales for speculation ex
port; receipts 1890 bales including 1900 Ameri-
can.
Futures dull at 1872 decline April delivery 49, 49,
May and JuDe5 1916.
Flour at 26 q 26 6; Winter Wheat at II q lis g.
Spring do 10 q 10 TO-; California averages lis q IL
club, II 9 IA; Corn Is g rs 81 Peas at 36 Provis
ions &c-POrk at AZ 6; Beet 80 Bacon at 26 "a 81 g.
Lard at So g. Cheese 63. Tallow 49, At London, Tai
low at SO.
PARIS, April 27.-Rentes 109t 40c.
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DIED.

In this city, April 81. Mrs. Hannah W., widow of
the late John Simonton. aged II years.
Funeral services this (MondaO afternoon at 2.3O
O'Clock; her late residence "a State street. Burial
at convenience of the family.
In this city, April rs, Robt E. Smith, aged 80 years
and IA days.
at his late residence No. % Clark street. Burial at
convenience Of the famDy.l
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Chicago Cattle Marker.

CHICAGO, April -Hogs-receipts $500 head; ship
ments $500 head market steady; all were sold early;
choice heavy 40 q 3 20; light 80 "a 40; butchers
at 8 30 q 80; mixed rough at 8 80 a 8 40.
Cattie-receipts HOO head; shipments $500 head:
stockers at 90 a 35; butchers easy: Cows "a NJ
Sold many "i
nominal WV ma 0'
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

NOTICE is hereby given to parties owning real es-
IN tate on which the taxes for the year 1876 re-
main unpaid that the time required by the statute
previous to the advertisement for sale. having ex-
PRED such estates will be advertised for SALE il such
taxes are not paid previous to May |, 1878.
I'll. W. HERSEY, Treas. and Collector.
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PROVIDENCE. R. l.. April 2S.-The Printing cloths
market has strengthened through the week and
closed firm at about advance, the following being
the quotations-3 716 "a SIC asked 5-I6 a 80 offered
cash for best standard and GA 81 cloths 1916 m 2
cash for IS CO.'S sales of the week So 900 pieces
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METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY.EoUI
HOURS.

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL1
OFFICER, Washington. DC,
April 20. ! A. M.j)
For New England
Lower Lakes and Middle States northeast to
northwest winds, falling barometer, Stationary
or lower temperature, cloudy weather with light
Atlantic states.
Cautionary signals are ordered for Galverton
and Iudisnola. WI
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MARRIED..

At White Rock, April "a, by Rev. W. j. Twort
Reuben Wescott and Miss Mary e. Davis, both of
Gorham. 49, -
In Waterville, April 6, Albert NJ. Dunbar and Mrs.
Emily G. Eastman.
In Scion, Fred w. Whittier of Cornye and Miss
Mary Longley of Madison.
In Fairfield, April ID, Frank Cain and Miss Ella F.
Haskell. z
In Mercer, March 10, Evil 7. Nickerson of Mercer
and Miss Violet f. Blaisde both of New Sharon.
In Ellsworth, April II, Charles A. Smith and Miss
Abbie A. Carter.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Clearing gKouse Transactions.
PORTLAND, April 81
The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. 60, 954 %
Net Balances. ...... ...............".. 22,995 so
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In Brunswick, April 4, Mrs. Hannah j. Rogers,
aged CT years.
In Topsham April IS, Mrs. Hannah Hewey, aged
88 years months.
In East HarpsweIl, April o. Lucinda G. Orr, aged
IA years.
In Dover, April 10, Capt. Geo. Scott, formerly OF
Wscasset, aged IS years.
rbe funeral services of the late Mrs, Katie E.
Rogers VIII take place at 8 o'clock this, Monday
afternoon, at No. 80 Centre street,
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What She Said.

"My husband is always bringing home somethi ng
useful to me. To-day he brought home a box of
"SILVER WHITE" for cleansing and polishing
my Silverware; and now wonder how ever got
along without it, it does its work SO well and SO
quickly" Jewellers and Druggists sell it. DENIM
son s. CO., Prop'rs, Boston.
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What a Totiering Fabric

Is system depleted of vitality and irregular in lis
functions. 1t is only judicious and prompt medical
ton which cansave it from speedy and total col
lapse The tonic and regulating properties Of Hos
letters Stomach Biters particularly adapt that
benign medicine to revive physical vigor AMI reform
those bodily Irregularities which are barrier to its
permanent restoration. Bliousness and constpa-
ton totally dvercomeby it, and the digestive ac-
tivity and thorough assimilation which it promotes
have the effect of increasing the vivyng and nour-
ishing qualities Of the blood The Bitters also an
excellent detergent to the vital current since they
communicate healthy stimulus to the bladder and
kidneys, which are the NJ st important channels for
the escape OF its impurities. Pure, agreeable and
botanic origin, thorough and prompt but never vio-
lent in its action. The reasons for the transcendent
popularity of this medicine are both cogent and ap-
preciable. ap29eod&w1w
CoNGREss.-The Congress yeast powder is
made of the purest and most healthful materials It
is the best in the world for making delicious white,
sweet and healthful BISCUITS cakes, pastry, &C. Use
none but the "Congress."
Vienna Rolls made with Congress Yeast Powder.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-29
California Mining Stocks.
Apr. 26. Apr. 81,

SAN FRANCISCO, April 81 The following are the
opening official prices of mining stocks to-day
pared with those of Yesterday.
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Fifteen Person, Killed by a Esoilcr Explo-
sion.
DUBLIN, ireland, April 2S.-rhe boiler ia
Stiong's foundry ia Hammond Lane exploded
yesterday. An adjoining house was destroyed
and 10 persons were killed.
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Passed ADjier Jan 22d, ship Helicon, Rogers II DIS
from Ioilo for New York.
Sid I'm Cadiz 18th inst, sch John Proctor Doane,
for Gloucester, Mass.
In port sth barque Frank. Wallace, United States.
Ar at Marseiles prev to 25th inst, sch Florence
Rogers. Hanna, New York.
Sid goth. baraue Jas Brett. Gibson, Sydney, CB
Sid FIN Sierra Leone I'd inst sch Eva Yates, Yates
New York.
Sid I'm Liverpool 26th inst, ship America, Emerson
United States.
At Buenos Ayres Mich Is, baroues Ella, Matthews
and Isaac Jackson Walsh, for Boston; Moonbeam
Dunbar, for Bakers Island; d Brayton, Gray
Am Loyds, Whitmore, and Ninevab, Wyman, unc;
brig Belle Prescott, White, for New YORK; John
Swan, Rumball, unc.
Sid I'm Rio Jaueiro Mch 22d, sch Mauna Loa, CHS.
bom. st Catharines and Ceara; 25th, brig tiles Lor
ing, Burnett, st Thomas.
In port March 81, ship Brown, Keazer, upc:
barques Ceiua, Hodgdon. fog st Thomas, cld 27th);
Joshua Loring, Cook, for do (cld); Lincoln Thorn,
from Buenos Ayres for Havre, (see Mem) Henry l.
Gregg, Moore, unc; scbs Juliet, Robinson; George V
Jordan. Duncan. and Mnna Reed, Strout. wig.
g SID I'm Pernambuco previous to 22d inst sch Etna,
Sawyer, New York.
At Baracoa l4th inst, schs Gen hall, Simmons, and
Victor Puig Pinkham, for New York. ldg.
Cid at Windsor, Ms, 10th inst. schs Anna FRYE,
Smith, New York; 22d, Stephen Watts, Watts, for
Philadelphia Hamburg. Libby: do.
AR at st John. NIB, 25th, sch Ernest L Lee Blatch-
ford Perth Amboy
Cid 25tb, sch Virginia. Armstrong, Matanzas; 18th,
ship VIM Campbell, Curling Liverpool.
SPOKEN.
April 15 lat % 49, lon IA %, sch Knowles. from
April 90 lat 81 05 Ion 45 Al, ship Richard ILL., from
ChaIe tor Liverpool; same time, ship Martha
Bowker, do fer do.
April "a, lat 81, Ion a. brig Stillman, Tibbetts
from Montevideo for New York.
April rs, SW of Montauk, sch Eliza j Staples
Of Machas with lumber, bound west.
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Boston Stock Market.
ISales at the Brokers' Board, April 27.l

BY water conveyance-1090 bush corn meal to g
llr1a 10