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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.

Rev. C. w. FNNEY-We should have spoken last
week OF two most excellent temperance addresses, de-
vered In this place the Friday and Sabbath ewes.
previous, by Rev. G. w. Finney, of Nowburyport,
Mass, now agent of the Vt. Temperance Society,"
We had the pleasure of listening to the address on
Sabbath evening, and never heard it excelled either
for ability or effect We trust the good cause will be
subserved through his labors Mr.. Fnney, we un-
derstand, is now laborng in Fra ndlin Co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11

O. We venture to publish the following extract of
a private letter from our esteemed brother Putnam
This having too many papers in the State must, |
think, cmbarruss the work. But so it is in all our
movements; men must go too fast or too Slow or not
go at ALL But although cannot get them to go cx-
actly right in every thing, still must not be discour-
aged, but push ahead and make the best oft In this
section of the State, at least, the Freeman must have
the first clam every friend of the slave. The in
terest of the mperiously demands that it should
be sustained, even if should be compelled to raise
funds for that purpose. hope that no one will feel
himself at liberty to discontinue it in order to take any
other paper for friends seem to calculate on circua-
ton of Liberty papers in proportion to the success of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11
Hon. JOHN ?. HALE. Of N. Il.

will be in attendance at least during one day Of the
convention. Of this we cannot speak decisvely, as
application has been made to him, but reply cannot
be received until this notice shall have gone out As
Mr. Hale is now featuring in the northwestern part
Of n H., near the borders of State it is not toe
much, perhaps, to expect his attendance.
O. lie friends in Danyille, and we may say, IL
Caledonia County, are wide awake for the Convention
and will do all in their power for the entertainment
those who may attend. Let there be such a rally a.
shall attest that we neither dead" or dying a
way"
O. Those who receive handful notices of thi
convention are requested to post them up in conspcu
GUS places
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11

HENRY RLRR.

AN American slave whose wife and only child arc now
wearing the calling chains of slavery resting in the
bondmans grave. Mr.. Bibb is white man, and one
of the abest that has escaped reveal the hord
secrets of the charnel-house ofAmercan slavery. No
unprejudced mind listen to his story of suffering
without grding itself anew for war of determination
against slavery and all its fendish enormties.
Hon. WIN. P. BRIGGS, of Richmond, Hon JACOB
SCOTT, of Barre, A. J. ROWELL Esq. of Troy and
other most able and entertaining speakers may be ex-
pectcd to be present on that occasion, And last, tho
not least, it is most ardently hoped that the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11

the Famine.-From all parts of Britain and the
Continent the cry of distress TO in some shape
or other. Starvation and dscord from Ireland; from
the Highlands of Scotland the same cly of famine-
At public meeting recently held in Ednburg, to pro-
pose subscription for the relief of the sufferers, it
was stated, shat there were $4,000 individuals de-
prived of their usual means of support-2O0COO re-
curing immediate assistance, and if not assisted they
would have to become paupers. But there were 1907
600 requiring food Immediately, to prevent them from
diving Of starVaton.n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11

newly made, under the penalty of perpetual dis
grace, and separation of the Southern States
from these of the North ?-NeeO York EUening
Post.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11

Uolvcs.-Near Lake Constance, in the township, Of
March, Canada, two men having observed some wolves
engaged in eating deer, one Of them, named Black,
went to dispute the prize with these ravenous animals,
when he unfortunately fell 4 victim to his rashness
the wolves having devoured him, leaving only small
portion of his bones. His companion succeeded in
making his escape.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11

The Scae I'rade.-Mr. Wise, Minister to Rio Jun.
GIRO states that the Unllcd States Schooner Enter
prise, which was condemned at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard two years ago, has made three successful voy-
ages to Africa after slaves, and is on the fourth
She sold for 81 500 and in three months cleared her
owners, to bis knOMIedye 50 SEQ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11
DANVILLE CONVENTION.

We confidently expect grand rally of the friends
Of impartial Liberty at DanviIle, on "Wednesday and
Thursday of next week. From different sections of
the more northern portions Of the State, we learn that
a general attendance is calculated upon. 1t is highly
important that this should be so. The Association
which was formed at Brandon, with universal conf
dence in its efficacy needs to be understood, adopted,
and entered upon with zeal in the northern part of the
State Members of the Association must be obtained
funds raised, general agent employed, and the work
Of organizing the counties for vigorous campaign
must be entered upon Immediately. No time is to be
lost A great work needs to be done-yea, must be
done. The friends of God and man in our State are
bound by every moral religious and political consider
alton to aim at nothing short of its speedy redemption
Less Than this, is to deny the mutabIe word of Jeho
yah, and the self-evdent truths of republicanism.
We can assure all who may come, of an abundan
reward for all their pains, in listening to the eoqucn
am Sof
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11

EJ1Shal we not receive good lift by way Of new
subscribers and payment on old accounts, at the Dam
vile meeting? We expect it,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11

of Charleston, S. c. papers, the notices and ad
versements in one of which we have taken the pains
to examine. We find upwards of fve hundred human
beings offered for sale, in lots, to suit purchasers
and in parallel columns advertisements of family Bibles
for sale, Missionary Conventions, to be addressed by
ministerial agents from the North with notices of some
twenty or thirty different religious and benevolent So
cietes We could but exclaim in the words of Whit
tier -
what preach and kidnap men?
Give thanks---and rob Thy own afflicted poorf
Talk of Thy glorious liberty, and then
Bolt hard the cuptve's door,"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11
Worcester, Jan. IS, 1915.

0CF7The writer Of the following communication i
unknown to us, as is of course the motive by which il
is dicatedbut we doubt not that with the tariff of ~
as with every leading national measure for the las
half century, the moulding hand of slavery is distinct
" to be seem
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-02-11

5wanton, Jan. 6, 1877
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

Belgian ship Phenomena Peterson, from Antwerp via
Falmouth, "a days mdse and 1875 passengers 10 order
9Th inst lat a. Sc ion 90 Al spoke brig irving from
Waterford bound Westward, IL days out. Reported
having lost maj n topgsllsnt gallant mast.
Br ship Earl Durham Stephenson, 40 de I'm Liverpool
In ballast and l53 passengers to Grinuel Miniurn Co
25h inst lat 40 30 Ion 10 80 spoke pscketshp Victoria
hence for London.
ship Claborn, Burgess DIS I'm Boston, in ballast to
w Maiil-nd
Brig Troj-n Mitchell 10 d. FIN ssgus Ia Grande. sugar,
&c 70 Nosmi,h & Walsh 25th met lat 30 Ion II, was
in company with au American rigate and bhgoiwsr'
bound North.
Brig Helen Maria Sweetser l3 ds I'm Cardenss, mo-
lasses to De Puga 18th inst lat Is ion 70 3D. spoke
Gen Washington for New. Orleans from Liverpool ~
days out
Brig Mosee Hail. Is d. FIN Eeuvi,ss Cuba sugar, &c.
to Holt & Owen.
schr Commodore Kearney Paine from Cedar Keys,
June H. cotton. hides, &c 10 d Ssyre.
Sehr Alpine, Adams IA Dis i'm Port su Prince, coffee,
&C. to Rossire & Co Left brig Augusts, from Bos-
ton just arr the 18th Died 18th June Henry Faituie
aged ls years, native of Morristown. NJ.
Norwegian brig Abisn, Brooch. - de I'm Bergen, NOR
wsy) in ballast and 81 passengers TO Schmidt Bschen
Schr Sea Lion Wade % de I'm Santa Cruz, Cuba, gu
gar. &c 10 Harmony Nephews Co.
Schr Pocshontas, Smack, de I'm Richmond, mdse to
Allen Psxson.
schr Mary Jane Peck. Liscomb. ds I'm Richmond,
mdse, to Allen & Paxsop.
Schr John @ Adams, Norris, Boston, mdse, to Foster
& Nickerson.
schr Only Daughter, McDufhe, Lubec, Fish to Brett
& Vose.
schr Banner, Tsrr, Newburyport fish.
Schr Florida Mathews. Yarmouth, fish.
schr Black Hawk. Kelley. Yarmouth, fish.
BELOW-l ship Wind Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

Thos Jdses' Lfr< HF Hof aSd Cp-Bavss R0xSt szd
R,adys0o bris nour Cilrk Coleman; sosu bash vh-sf
suydsn. sage Co; 200 90 n Als1sid-r; soz DO Her
res Var brEkirk ? bis rofk. ~ He mes. 10
k-Es lsre c.s bsror Aye. Tur,: p hri. ari Kent
PcsF Co. brls rork 70 10 hsan. 10 .-ed. Dole;
kCo
/ For Plan ara VIZ York Lis,, Carl E,rrSirk & HT
nan Boat DarsHd-iisc hu.ss OF. - sas e.e-.e =
Nrwkifs ~ bis ch-e-- Perry. fks bIu-r Wsik-r L
Teifo's do wsrd csdy; IL BIZ. cheese Cb-s-brcugh
Co, Phiiad; - d. Burril Co; g shls -Vg.As "
be"sni - % N.r.ea; easE on besnsJ Herrcs =
Lirt F4l, AID N,---York Li-s n T Holzes-Boas Ia.
II lsfz1s6 oo.a corr 800 Do iye Hone.i - aKs
ehees. Burnell Co. az 60 90 ga butter. sro~n
H.,i 81 bIs ehe-.e. Ch~eshrough Phslsdephs - DO
7 cheesorough, Psi' bbAs BIZ hams, Poolrey
I Noc- York FElonriLS and T.ser1 Lias N G-sy-Eaas
Day-sooo s1.h oats, Gray frrs baii-r, Ps.sser
San< Lias-Boat Gen Taylor-2s7l bush wheat II
Van Buren. 8 bsg. vb>.rJ ~-in.
EssieTa Lak< Boat Ltzs Palzr s Ysz BErrz-Boaf
W Hood-erts-lii obis aour. suyean, Sage Co 2ieo
N>.r York asS B4sslo Lats Boa Li4e p T-e.-SlooD
2 Cob-i ssgs butter Dbl ashes, Kent, Posg Co 10
bns rye. KEGS buii-r. Mesd Co ksss run batter
c W cl~e; 10. ioha-on so,; ? DO. s.hcoes Co
Ns1s-Y York & CheaGagO Lake Boa. LIN, Nsrci-BOa;
Cor ss-r1ri 30 bl.s ,-i' Cspt.i1
Sane Line Boat NsaiafoT-22j0 bush wheat suydsn.
Sage Co; q o7l- Eggs S-y.o Engsrd IS ties beef
D Jrar.ou &c. 10 s,-,v'ik < Ntueriou.
Troy r Western LAKE Boat Ligs " Ri.s-Bod
~ ttA- ~i-s NA-u N-rA-r 4 III bll-ou II DOS
. Gr--nV ood 4 Skeil
Troy s Micli1aa LAKE Boat Lius 4 HEs,lsr &
Co-boGi JOHN r Hlls-2500 bush " heat Suydan SAGE
Co "a bhl. a-t@. Kent. Pose Co
Sane Liss-BOai NJ Frsnca-i-00 bush corn. Dater
Miller Co; 81 segs hgiier Worn Drake; bbis fruit
Phillips Aborn: 40 this pork. Mcbride Il Lord
Merclaafs' LatS B01f Lias 4 Johrsoa-B0af En-.
prss2 DIS cheese. f-rg1.on sherman; 10 TO- Jewell
Harmon; s2'5 bush CLARK Fisk; hrks butter
W 0oodric ge Co.
Sa-e LiHs-BOaf n Syph<ns-700 bush corn 400 do rye
p bags beans bbls beans bbs peas n B-u on IS
bbis 10 bags beans 2 bis eggs do ashes. LOOMS
u do ssne.. Loon's T'ftle; DO. Stanton jarvis
Merchants q Millers Linz E T Pease-B0g; Pan DIN
dos bos meal Pe.s-; 800 bush wheat, Clark
4 Coleman
4nerieqa Tr1asportGfiJa line NJ " Glib & Co-Boas
Cha = Sira-tn r-27eg hish core. no-s Cay
SGne LfHe-Boa; 4 c L<Geh-l6l bbls bour, PISS bush
CON Dows Cay
Same Line Boaf J II Tofree-25 bbls f5ur 1900 bush
wheat. pa a. rye Dows 4 Cary.
SANE LiHe-B01f I'm. Grares-26O0 bushels wheat.
Suydsm. -sge Co
Nsuc- York and Genfsss Tdllev Line IanCs q Sl-B01f
OrOH-ltn hhis four S0nn bum oats. z sighi bhls
beans. Rrsdnert Co hhl Sargsnan.
Mr. York Ui5cd and Orrsg3 Linz. " R0sshcT-Bodf
Metigan-2s5n hUsh wheat. -ugosm Sage Co
Sane Lias-B0gf Th0mGs-250 bush wheat Bows
Cay
Ntlc York + Osloego Line " n JsnHison-- Boat Var
HorSs-50 bbs four, T Z Brown 24)0 bush corn, A
Nilleus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS
alist clldneous.
S2nOO TO $4,000 SALARY iasNev

sCuun To $4,000 ALAHf New LIE insur
.7o'ON aIcr IOmpsuy Any orc or m iT- 6 mpeisn nj
ID eniis business having .oou cash esp ISL zach Al
imm-diste command disposed Ia liberal s-Afy
pc Office ~ Pfesd-u Assistant Prr-idents Of
new Life and He-th Ir,ufsfcr Company, Now Nearly
ready business, with loo well sei-c 81
responsible agents snt double that number Of mem
b-r-, may learn u f-yorsh- opportunity bv leaving
and = residence. addr-s,ed 10 box 2it Poet
Office The Company VIII coufof the prosbons OF The
G~rersl In.ursnce Lsw oftri. state.
the psn Of business, for safety extent and popularity
has equal IN the county snd through iis numerous
.geucies Will do large business
The Company will BE- cslabii.hed upon he Mutual sys
TEN, but wi have the additional security II an ample cash
capital folly paid 10 over aud above tbs Premium. he ore
romueuriny iu.ns.. fe29 ifi,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
DIED
{ paralysis, MATHEW SAVER

At9 A. NJ June q, Of paralysis, MATHEW SAVER,
10 the 5ls, year Of bic age.
The friends Of bis family and likewise the members
OF o Of T. also the National Lodgs r. A. o. D OF
which he Ia member respectfully invited 10 attend
his funeral this morning at 10 O'clock from bis late resi-
dence. 81 Bovery.
On the morning Of the 25th June after a short and
and months.
Her funeral will take place this Tuesdsy) afternoon.
At O'Clock. from 259 Tgefthst The friends Of the
deceased respectfully invited 10 attend. withou,
farther invitation Her remains viii be taken 10 Green
wood Cemetry for interment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
pEvLIN,s WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CASH cLoTHIrG wAREH, UsE,

NAsH NsEs
50 JOhu--t. corner 81 Nassau, ". Y.
NNHERE EVERY DEsCRIPrlON OF geutlemeu's
w Goats Pants Vests be found in the greatest
variety made In the hest and fshioDsb
style Also, om inOI 90 piscrs ~ French Eogi.h
ard American Cloths, Cas.imefrs, Ne-ngs, Nc. &C 10
make to order with pfomptne. and dispatch.
IL The Coat Pant. and Vest cutters II the es,sblsh-
well tnO~n for ther ust- and experience; 80
lhs every gar h- guaranteed 10 style and hni,h.
Terms, exclusively CASH; and prices ~ wholesale, retail
order, corrr.puud with he CHgsP CssH PLAN
AZ good sit will be furnished from g. has
the Old plan $40 % as! Thousands have
already proved this by leaving their Orders
Clothing manufactured and cent to any part Of The nited
States DANL DEVLIN,
iei7 3miseodDl3mW SO lohnst cor Of Nassau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

oTI-Crude Whale IL dull but steady st "a cents We
note sales 5000 gallons English 60ds2 cent? and 1000
do American Country At 90 cents.
sklNS-ssies 1900 los Arkantsa Deer o, ia cents
YB.
RlCE-The market remains Inactive Buyers demsnd
aiafther concession which holders not prepared 10
submit IN. The stock is fair and the market nominal
5095 80 per cwt.
GROcERlES-Therei Is no change to note and the
markets are all inactive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

on Saturday. June % by Rev. Dr.. Wainwright
JAMES THOMPSON Of this City. 10 PAULIyA A.
GEDNEf daughter Of the late Robert Geiney Of Eysc
On the Path instant. By Rev o. v. zimmerman Mr..
TOWNSEND V ROE Of Long Island. 10 Miss FRANCES
AUGUSTA youngest daughter of Walter Hunt Esq of
this CRY.
Ia the town Of Westport Essex Co ~ Y May 10 by
Rev. Thomas Brandt D. w BRAMAN to Mas ELIZA
N. 5AYRE Of the same town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
V SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
CLEARED.

ships Manhattan, Carroll Am'terdsm, Wismsn
Louisa Emerson New Orlesns. VIM Nelson; Monticello
Lambert Glasgow, Durham Dimon; Spartan, Howes
st John, kB.
Banks Success Lowell Msrseilles Plat g. Van Brunt
Janet Moore London 81 Lawrence, Wait Csdiz.
Brgs Madison, Baxter Savannah. SiurRes Chairman
s. Co Meg Lee, Murray. Cork Plat Van BruIt
Henry Leeds Berbiee; Harmony. knose. Limerick.
schrs Henry r Barnes. Wedmore. Bahamas Mogul
Pierce Jacksonville; Only Son, Burk Haliowell; q
Nsscen Smith. Salem Elizabeth, -, sidney CD
Anius Wheeler Odell, Richmond - Denys, BeaumAn
Masiic Marietta Burr. Dearborn Richmond kIcott
Cole Baltimore Cabot Nickers0n. Boston Charles
Brown Doughty, Wilmington NC Ellen Besrse, Bos
ton; Excl Lowell, do; spy, Allen, do; Walker k-y
Guadalupe Hamilton. Osborn, Norfolk Psmpero
Treadwe d.; Amanda Hall Philadelphia.
Barge shark Plati, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

II Drowned.--Nr. b. ". D. SANFORD, clerk OF the
steamer AndreS Jackson, informed yesterday thst
cabin passenger ,aid her late "trip from
New Or-sns To this city. named GILBERT sHEswOoD en-.
Sireer Of The steamship Galveston, plying between New
Of the 18Th inst opposite Lit~ Prairie Missouri He
his N.S-York, With his wife, 10 visit the
fiends. He had cotton and fame shirts and socks
and his marked on hs ,hrti sex hsr. Roman
nose and about 50 of Should his body he found
and taken IT. his friends H. snf
notice given Of the same he doing will confer
9 favor, and be literally rewarded i-29s So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In bark Kathleen from Rio de Jaaetro-Mrs Armstrong,
Master Armstrong. Capt Pennington. Navy.
In brt1 Ezce from Sarazadh-Mrs Rogers and child
rem. Mrs Marsh and servant, Mrs Alexander Miss Alex
snder, Miss Harris, Miss March. Miss scudder, Miss
Wood. Misc Wearing Miss Woodford. Miss Black hiss
Mickles Miss Herals Rev c w RoVers. Mr Alexander,
Mr. vesulie. Harold aud children, Mr. Sweet Mr
Powers Mr. Hill. Mr. Perry Mr. Ovens. hr Black, Mr.
Whipple. Mr. Avery. Mr. Fitz Mr. Dempsey. Mr. Barker
Hr Peniman. Mr Stone. Masters X and Williams.
IN sslT Commodore Kearney, from Ctdar Ksys-W B
and J NJ Doanng J w Allen and w Columbus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

CHAMBERSs CfCLOPEOiA, NJ. l2-Prr- 20 e-pis
~ The Union Mag-xine-n-w sud besuufll. No - Is
Joseph Ru.hbrook. ny Cspt Ma'ysu-25 cents
WOOD Leighton, by Mary hOwitt-z5 Cents
Yankee Notions, ~ith ilustfsiiODs- 31t cents.
Kitty'. Re siions by Mics n. l.. slie-2' cents
TIE Digraee the Fsmi PsrI !, by J-rrod-o4 cts.
TIL Greatest Plague IN Life Pan S-tt cts
Life 81 Murreil, The WesierD Lana PirzIe-25 cts
Arabizn Nights. 4 lusirsied, Part l-37t ots.
TsBcr-d, Novel. ny DIsssl-2' eta
The Inheritance, Novel b, Mis- Fefrier-t0 cis.
Marriage. Novel by Miss F-rri-r-2s etc.
Examination u Rev Mr. MahG. by Gentleman Of the
Br-i1i cs
Rsmars able Events 10 the History ~ Amefea-25 eta
New illustrated JOsephus Pan l-25c.s
Courier Of the Days Of Charles II b, Mrs 0ore50cts.
The lri'h sk.trh Soos, BY 'hsckerJ so eta
All tho July Magazines. &c
Powell on tho Eye iis lmDerfectons and Cure-60 eta
LirslPs Living Age. No. l6S-l4, cts
Goethes Biography, P-rt. and AS cts
BERFORD CO 2 tstor Heuss,
Office OF tbs Standard Drama and LitePs Living Age
Ia 2us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
New-York Cattle nIarket-MoSpAY, June
Markets. :. ,. Carefully reported for TAs TSts~m
I.


MONDAY. June ..
AsHEs-The msrke, was without change, excepting
for Pearls with moderate sales 200 bills At 62i as by
add s79 for Pearls and Pots which Is decline OF %
on Pearls
CoTToN-Thers is no movement in this staple Of i'm
portsnce and the market is heavy. Buyers demand
concession. Quotations are about as before the
Steamer
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market stesdy to-
day, with fair inquiry both for home and ship
mept There were buyers for export and good strait
parcels Mic higsn taken At 81 sud eneses Al I2
The demand rsther increased at the close ana the
kct became hrmer. sse Of 700 bbls Geuesee was
made ct ls& and some Michigan sold l2t al which
prices both descriptions hry held al the close
Inc receipts considerable The aggregate sales are
IS 10 20 O0O bbls For future delivery there 10 but little
dispositon to buy holders SAX about the same rates
for July As for present delivery In southern hear
~ nothing doing. The marke, 10 nompay 25e7 So
Nal, dull sales 500 10 lOoo bbls st% So
GRAIS-Thers 10 DO marked change in the marke, for
Whe,t out prices continue heavy, and shippeu gener
.v oarr lower rates The sales reach OvO bushels NJ
iSs no for Mixed Ohio The latter reported, how
ever as Cenesee. Corn in isr demand and prices
were about ss before. Round Yellow yIGse c. Rial
s3as5; Mixed IS. q, sosss cents The safes reach
go bushels For delivery In July 1000 bushels sold
AZ Is cents Rye dull 100 bushels sold al oo
cents sales good parcels Oats were msde ct 9VG9-
csnts which is decline. Black Eyed Peas sell In small
lots st 3 80 per Dag
wBIsKY-The market is s792s cents with small
sales bols
LEAD-Ths market 10 steady, with sales 1000 pigs st
4 SO. cash
PRoyIsIONS-Prime Pork 10 rather frmer, with sales
a or 400 bbs al Is 37}al3 So Meas $lo with sales
40 bbls Beef sells In moderate parcels al previous
rates Lard dull, and good eols may o. had - e's
without chsnee-lle Is for Western Cheese 10 IN lar
dsuspd for export and homo use, and selsa o. cts
rsuIr-A sss Of <ooco lss Dried Apples vss made
Il n csnn y %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
General Notifies

~ Graud Division -. of y. VA special .es-
sion Of the Gr.nd Division $ Oft VIII be he Wsdu-s
day evening sOth inst Al n O'Clock stheir Hall $50 Broad
way, take action sppcstons for charters for Dvis
ions 10 Brooklyn and Wiiliamsburgh By order
je29 2ds' LUKE HASSERT, O. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
NEW MusfoAL PUbLToATToNs

L,IRTH HALL Franz io-.qa.r-. ana FIRTH. BALL
POND $50 Broad way. puois "a this VEGA - The Ma
hOpsc Lake Wslgzl7 81 Dot~orth, srsrzsd for four
hands by Rsyuor The CsrDsi-on or VIII, "
beiug No songs u Arnefes By Samuel Lover TIE
GradG ,0g Song dedicated u the Poot Grsdasss
Il lss7, words b. Hrs Gu sc0 music BY Csdet D. n.
Be- win b-soufe visrstJs thb~-p.xei r. ID
aud Ready sang Dy The t-xhsoisns. with s,esi
hG.nrsse. Of the-s gers Wages Qnick STEP d.
esles CAPS L. w-asb. BY Al-n Dod orb. With II
eeilcni hE~n-ss-s Of boa Mae gsaay pets
from Laerezs brsa, arranged as dust By Austin Phil
~. la Gre d. No II Ihr-~ Diyertis. ns-nts sgr
TO &c s-fvisr oPers de Bale. composed by Hes-
kt-i~n ell
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Arrivals of Produce, &c. ny the New-Sorh
and Rrfe Railroads. y. Clarion, Agsnf.
Reported ,psc,ally for TAs Nsrr- Y0ri Tv,buns.
MONDAY. June % ls47
Per Barge Henry SlydafR-32 tubs butter inks do 4
calves hogs Capt csdwe IS tubs 2hrss butter calves
boys A Blake "a tube ffk butter IS cslye. Il hogs
Trmhe; % tubs butter calves 10 sheep Capt Moore
50 tubs butter calves sneep cattle, Capt Gnswod
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BOARDING,

BOARDING IN BROOKLYN-A gentlemen ard
bis wife or two or three single gentlemen be
eoumodsed with board and pleasant room. at 81 Fntrr.
o ~ilhn lhree minutes. walk n the Fuonferry je29 81
ROARDING-OH- or Two single g-nieueu. a sen.
Duen-n ard wife. may be accommodated with ve-y
Peasant rooms snd ull rs-ta board Broadway IN
Wsker a. The house has p. garden AMI = very
desirshe location. lu-lire al So WslkersI je2s 5ts'
BOARD IN a Private Family "A pleasant front psrlor
" and bedroom on he Second fpor suitable for lady
snd gentleman asos pleasant entry hedro1m The house
10 aer-shly situated IN respectable n-ghborhood. near
re diHe'eni stage routes Apply al 1866 Em-st between
Broone sn4 Grand. is2s lUfss
TRANSIENT AND PERMANENT Board-R
f-F boarfers ran b. accommodated with board an I
ons snf al NE couve 1sncss Of home by apnving a,
93 Lihertys'. iaeg Ice