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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

- At PRIVATE sALE-rwo ots Of ground on
n " u eor-sr OF firsLsyvnge and cns-hnadrsd-sn and
M ssvenlh.sr Also two lOts o. oand 90 T. corner
o; Avenue snd One-brEdred and fourhsL Each lot -
~ 100 fest ts-p. For particulars apply 10
ANTHONY }. BLEEcKER, Aaetionser.
M iw Bro.d-sL
- AT PRIVATE sALE-Ths two story frame
~ house and loI 10 Sonolkst north of Grand, and
- Known A No As Size Of lot u feet front and rear b.
50 feet deep Apply - GEORGE w. RibLEr, IA Tome-
ktns--r or 81 " sEARLES. 20 S16pix-st- NIL Ixts
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STEAMER ARRIVED!
nRISGISG NEW NUMBER OF borS popular
ID novel. D0NsgY AND SoS, No :. -Four 7dinons Ho Gu
Fysry .isd on Pictorial Papers, Forsign Newspspers
Ne received By WM TAYLOR co. Aslor Hocss-
Pictorial Tines, dsies, prse Ist G."
Illustrated News, dates lsf ea
Punch or ChNsvzn, dsies lzf cA
Io.don Word Of Fashior, 81.
sunday Times and Dispsteh each lst "a
Douglas Jsrold 3 Weekly Newspaper, lst Gu
Bsi'. Lie in London, l5f etss SC ke. &e-
B. Subscriptions Isken 70 al me soove 81 ne fnosi
reasonable terms -. $50. -
Novel and cheap publications. Of a. "a rS sa'
wholesale and retail, - WA IAIbCA -
ms Ri. -A.-oI lo-.--
IN PRESS AND WILL BE PUBLISHED
rI'O-NodROW, price Ct esnts, Leetsrs on ne ANS
i esdsn, Causes Of ne lnsn famine 10 ~.
Delivered ~ Righ. Rev bnn0p
HUGHES, DID,:
., 10 Roadway Taberracle March %, lsH.
ELS SIS. EDWARD DUNCAN, Isl Fal.on-st y Y
I'M PRESS BY D. APPLETON 3 co.
- cHNITZs HISTORY Of Rome.
- PreseauOa better nan Cure BY MIS- Ems
NarznalPs Hsiorcsl Caesuons
TIE Chnsr.n Resses, ~ slater
Ro~sns new Fr-ac1 hc4drr
Crs,,y,s Eneyel0pscia OF ngineeIing
Xenopnsrs A-nofsoiAsr y rieN--
Lddisoa oa lie Law Of co.nscts
Breu C4t4fscL
Bret % The Eye
Chide 90 Isc.gesii0n-
The Black Prophst BY Carlton
MsnoIrs ofs Ply s.eisn. ~ D1ns;
M.rdyss Msaua. o. Music
lee CO Tum'rs Of ths UteIua
sSss.cr'. Modern Preach PrOrocncisg booE-
n-,Soir of ( .irsSsiE Fry By Two Of her t.agsi.n
Angays De Chrorc.
Aun, Cars Balisds
Hand Book o. Blliarta
George Lowell, ~ snends1 hnoSleA - ~.
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.,,rRcIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
rg Sale. Of Socks, sea FOa,th Pess.

MONDAY, ?. NJ
-. sock Market was irregular today, but the
'N .,,depey was downward for the Fancies, with
.,Ssss sslss'
Hs..,ns Bills are rather firmer, but we still
AZ he range. with first class Blls to be had
9''s s,sn, Francs are 5a6ia545 The renewed de-
~ OR produce for export will produce an increase
pa. .aoslv. and probably keep the rates low.
: ss;o-owners advanced their views today under
-. from abroad, and the packets were asking 70
~ pr "a and 800. There were not many engagements,
s,.sr. did no. readily meet the views Of shipown-
For grain 26d was offered and some engagements
n.As A, I'D. and 81 probably the fair quota
" TIE receipts at the Custom House last week
,.,4s decrease from the comparative week last
n,lps only s2l664l against ssll5o2. The receipts
-, Gar tbs month have been
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Houses 10 Get.


90 TO LET-Ths dwelling part OF three story brick
~ house for years situated on tho West sido
~ OF Sixthsv near wenly-iourh.sL First story
occupied as adfy goods communication with the
yard The house finishes In modern style and hsled up
with all modern Improvements. luQuire OF Peirce sur
tsyan IS TenhsL al the dry goods store on The prem
ses Rent $3.50 ms lws
-, TO LET-Lower part OF 295 Washington.s ST. (be.
NJ tween Chambers aud Reads sis) Psrof with fold.
- ng DOORS marble msnles the hrst hoor two front
rooms and panlres The third In the attic and front
basement with range vsult Cr00n, &c. The rest occu'
pied by family Of three persons. Apply on The pre-
misses m2 ~
- TO LET-To small family the upper part u the
hi three stor5 brick dwelling 1875 East Broadway COZ.
- tanning the following rooms-two psTlors on second
door two bedrooms same door, one bedroom 10 attic,
privilege In kitchen and cellar For farther pari
Culars, Inquire Of SAML WATKINS,
ml9 lwis 81 Roosoyeltsl
"a TO sROCER-.-A store To let Ia The
M lower part OF Tho cilysl0ck aud fixtures for sale al
retail grocery and liquor business The STOCK IL very light
sud possession given immediately Inquire At ~ war
ren-st m9 lwis.
sze TO IfT-ro = small family. part Of house 80 Cen.
"a terst. adjoining Duane, consisting Of back pafior
the store front and rooms % story above,
and II desired bed In IN story with privilege In
the Kitchen for washing The remainder " the house
VIII be occupied by small family Apply Al 5Reade-st
- 40 LET-A BAkERN-Ths Old established
- stand known as 65i Water-sl. Possession immed
- ately. Apply TO SAMUEL WATKINS, 81 Rose-
vetsL between and O'Clock III M Iwb
- To LET, with or without steam power, rooms or
NJ lons-ths beat lighted II any 10 The city Inquire Of
ms I'm JOHN LOCKE, Builder 81 Ann ST
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NIB. Catalogues are now ready.
n DGCLuzEAu, Aasdenssr ,r.,
SAAt!Es9f THE fhE G ikSfaYnrfE MsES1Axs Isl al

H. DUCLUZEAU, Auctonssr.
SMUsEUM OF THE LAfAYsTTE sAzAAR, le and
ISL Brosdway-H. DUCLuZEAU will sell a. auction on
Friday, 2sh March, tho large collection OF Mseha9icsl
Clocks and AutomsLons, and Musical Instruments Of me
LAFAYETTE BAZAAR, among which are
The celebrated Aulomsioo Dancer on the Tight Rops.
whose natural and gracefdi - hnmsn
beings and rival the celebrated Rssel Famiy:
Also the Singing Bird taking lessons from lie mistress
truly surprising and supssses every kind u mechanism
get known
Also over 90 Rare Cunosl,es which are u the moss
unique character comprising Automaon Flute Player,
whose music Is deghitl and equal 10 any peffofmef
besides every possible AutOmaton conrtvancs
Also, H4rmonicon powerful ~ church organ
Also, 2bne Organs. 49, .
see Telescopes Microscopes, and Electric Machncs &c
The Museum will bs arranged for examination on MOL
day I'D March. .,-.,,r,
Forfanber particulars apply 70 T, A. ARrAuLT, la.
FAYETTE BAZAAR, or al tho Office OF the suefonsef, ~
PlattsL
Also .a's OF three spIsodd and very powerful Tele-
scopes made by Lsrsbours Opcisn 81 The Obssrvstofe
in Paris These Telescopes wiz be wsnsned perfect
tho money refunded byT. A Artanlt The ownsl and VIII
be sold aaeiion Al me LAyAYETTE BAZAAR. ito snd
ISL Broadway, on Friday, 9th Of March.
Colleges, Unysr.iues and schools have 10 tnls eeis
good chance 10 buy capital instrument fnxz Sus-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

II Tenth Ward.-The Democratic Wing electors
of The Tenh Ward are requested 10 accordance with tbs
recommendation OF the General COmmitee 10 meet at ST.
Dsvid's Hall, tWalksrst between Forsyth and Eldrdge
on Tuesday evening, 80 inst II O'clock for The purpose
Of appointing Ward Nominating Committee Tor Charter
Officers and also elect delegates 10 h- Msy0ray Con-
vention. By order ofhe Ward Committee.
n. @. BRADFORD. Chm.
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w- SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
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Twelfth Ward requested to meet At the house Of Php
Mcclure corner OF One Hundred and Nnh-st and Third
avenue on Tuesday evening sd inst al hspas7 O'Clock
to choose Nominating Committee TO nominate Charter
Officers ssd Ward and also select three delegates
10 represent the Ward In County Convention for the pur
pose OF nominating Wing candidate for Mayor aud also
for Aims Ho Comm ssiOneT.
LAWRENCE r. KER, Chairman, pro. TEN
Ward Comuitfee nj meet a place. ml2 2is
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ARRIVED


ARRIVED.
Packet ship Margaret Evans. Tinker I'm London and
Portsmouth Feb s. ndse 10 Griswold- Feb p, while
lying 10 in gale. lost ngure head and cutwster
ship Constitution. Jay. ds TIM Nantucket IN ballast
10 Cartwright & Harrison.
Brig Forester Randall 2 d. I'm Bedford IN ballast
10 Allen s. Paxson.
Brig Allston Pierce 20 d. I'm Msyssue1 PR, nolass-
es 70 Culbert & Finley.
10 Thurston.
Brig Thomas & Edward, Means % ds I'm Cardenas.
uolssses TO Mathews
Brig Msrcenus Mayhem, Is ds I'm Norlesns' ndse, 70
master. -,
sugar, 70 w Lewis.
Schr Glendowef Reed, IS ds I'm MstanEs', molasses'
70 Read s. Hoppock
schr Union Ryder. 70 Is fin Jacmel ST Domingo ecf
Schr Emily B Sanders Amy 20 ds fn Orleans,
pork &c 10 Badger Peek March 10 lat q 20 Ion 81
Is spoke schr c siro, OF Portland. for YORK.
sehr Alabams Srnsey. 5 do TN Salem, pea nuts to
w Ropes.
Scar splepdid, crOweI, 3 SIN Boston undse' to W
Lewis.
sehr Nsrths Bacon, d. fin Hysns ballast to master
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~ American Instiiufe-Farmers CIub.-T
PILES

Lay ~ u O'CLOCK the Club VII meel Al ne HepOsIofy ID
fne Park Subject" Grape Vines and Grating" 0refts
seeds and Cuttings OF choice varieties viii be distributed
Farmers and citizens invited attend Free. ms IL
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UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

~ Norce s hereby given hat the book FOR subscrip
lions 10 the Capa OF this institution Of 100 900 dol
eeured BE- the charter "a his dag opened al NO
Sc FOR the business Of Marine Tr1nspordton,
and Nargauon Risks and also Tor fire Riskshe pronts
be divided between hs stockholders and he n sufed
book viii also be opened FOR thu applications Of asur
snee and hon continued open Ill Monday morning next
the zsih March l247, which line no uuslees have al
ioUrned 70 complete sheir equalization ke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23
Catalogue. and sample, 90 n. mo. alnk Of .sls
JAC0B s. PLATr, AuetoneeL
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY sALE, ~ ~ ~ ~

JACOb y PLATT. Aucuoneef ..,.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY SALE VOns
E1PisTOLS Sc.-JACOB 8. PLAfr will eel THIS dsy,
nj 10 O'CLOCK at y PlssI BY catalogue 300 casks cases
and lots assorted Hardware aud Cutlery among which arc
knives and FORKS scissors pocket and pentves
bread and butcher knives. table and Tea spoons esndls
sticks German scythes scytbs stones woodsaw tsdes
dog and halter chains knob, pad and Trunk ochs nsnd-
saws grdirous, eoun,sr scales earpensfs pencils Ams
braces brace and bits, mohogany KNOBS and pan sagcr
bits, kre dogs. foot scrspes, cnmping machnes, wur
dish covers hand buck aud wood saws saw Knives pru
ming knives, shutters, ehisseis, tee trays
Also, dressing combs. silver ihimbl-s tooth orashss
soaps, eolognes
Also alarge lot Of cardsd pom and poke, Knives Shelf
field make scissors ke 100 los assorted pen and poches
anves aud knives aud forks suitable for country % well %
city dealera
Also an invoice OF Ibbotsop, Peace Co.'S ast cad halt
round 6les.
Also 30 dozen Holt Miss eoass MILE and one crete
coal hods.
Also case No. IL TO 20 Websisr's steel music wire.
Also csses 100 single aud cases double percussios
guns 49,.
NIB. Catalogues are now ready. ms IT,
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UEsTEx AID TS.EEfY. q If g fs,s:. V r.:
wnss oa Ss% 80. u j. gS = ~ ess.sneA osesm -
s;ssIs;S, :''s''5 S 8 Pssga laxAx, .wss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23
1ouses for Sale.

- Foss Sale.
~ THE GLOBE HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS. simaied on tho corner OF
Church and Matilda tho Depot Or Tho SCHENECTADY
and Saratoga Railroad snd the Railroad fI0m bsrsoga
springs White Hall, which Il " be built the coming sea.
sou Il located Immediately the rear OF lhis property,
neal which viii DO tho terminus and Depot The house
has commanding elevation, contains about sixty rooms,
ara will be sold very low, % close ths concern
Apply TO Samuel Bufhsns, 81 Vestry-sL New-York Or
Daniel T. Reed Esq near the premises Z1f eodsIapl1-
- FOX -ALE-The three Story house and lot In The
~ FrstavenUe second house above Ninth o. west side
- IL Is furnished throughout 10 tho BEST and most
modern style with plated 8rnie, marble uaniels floors
deafcned and good supply Of closets and wa drohes
10 e Kitchen Is one OF beebes beet ranges boiler Nc and
complete bathing apparatus In he second Story Muf
phvs Ezbthst stages pass The door every few minutes
T1ohrds OF the Purchase money remain on ofIssgs
for ave years For fahsr Particular sad permission 10
see The house apply % LAWkENCE p EAbhEE, uezt
door above, or 10 STANTON JARVIS 81 Frontsl
III TuThksi.d
-. AT PRIVATE .ALE-Tno three sIory brick
a. store and lot As Fullon-sL on norm side between
- Clid and Pearl sta
Also Ihs lot ground south side OF l7hst between
sxth and Seventh Size Of ol Is feet oy half he
block. For particulars apply 70
ma ly Auetioneer, bfoAd-st
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rY- sixteenth Ward.-The Mhig Electors Of the
Sixteenth Ward requested 10 assemble (puIsuan ~
call from the Wing General Commiiieel Al The Mechanics
Assembly Room Sxteenthst between the SIKH and Sew
eulh avenues Tuesday evening sd met a. y. O'CLOCK
for The purpose Of choosing Nominating Committee 10
nominate Charter Oicers Tor ssid Ward. and also three
Delegates The Convention 10 be held al the Broadway
House The 18th inst "A o'clock p NJ for Tie purpose
OF nominating Mayor and Aims House Commissioner.
GEO. q. CAMPBELL Chairman
w CRrSsFrf Secretary me- =
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BLEEDING BLIND, ExTgESAL on INTERNAL.
II DIR. Ingoidsby;s Specinc-ls an internal rene.
dy pleasant 10 take and perfectly harmless ~ me most
delicate Personal reference given as 70 It's success
PrOprieiOr's Office 100 NasssnsL " Y. ms lmiseOd
~ Boots and -hoes-FRENCH SPRING STYLE
Te subscriber informs The public that be nas no ready
FOR sale Boots Of The Frelch fashion, which are deco-
ly Of elegant form than those Of last years style,
ranging from - 80 80 Boots, 6c- nj ace 10
order his celebrated pan OF taxing drawing OF me
feet and Keeping pair o. lasts Tor each customer ~ which
means mshl is rendered impOssble-his boots feel a.
easy when first put on when half worn out IL makes
difference how buniOns there may pc on
The feet handsome yet easy ~ wall be guaranteed ana
boots warranted well. Persons having Ons
pair sie 70 remain regular CUSTOMERS
FIRST assortment Of ali Kinds Of Cater Boots patent
leather and calf Nulhers Shoes Oxford Ties &c. &c.
constantly on hand
N. B. Boys, youths and infants Boots and Shoes
mis im3tswis JOHN L. WATKINS, ia FulIOu-st
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BELOW.

Ship Sea Freeman I'm Liverpool FEB 5. ndse' TO Tsy-
Tor Merrill.
shio sarah Arsilia Butrsp, I'm Charleston. cotton
Pr ship Belmont -. I'm - John NIB Also 2 Br
hsrks and brigs unknown.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY FOR CASH.
THE sUBSCRI5ER = boz seSs.sns ~ SP' , -. ~.
age as.orte1i Of soots 10 Which be you'd
- - stotion 81 hcse vao hte cash y psy ~ goods
- - -s--~s Prizes vii be strictly cash prices.
- he sF-r-ue- between Len AZ efs1h Prc-s VII e
- -, 80 h VII Be az o. ecs q purchasers
- y u - 1 - EDWARD CORNING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

HasvrV E.a Will deliver The ast Lecture Of TIC course
on Wednesday evening 24lh Of March Al The LYceum
Bui!diny S6l Broadway, At J. O'Clock subee-Tho Pro-
gress OF Improvements Ia Machinery with the bearings
and important OF mofions to the same Admission
member. and ineir families ree-others q cents each
ms y.
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CR0Nk a CARPENTER sTs sgw ready = up.
~ fh-Ir fr-nds AID he f1ole viii i1ef e-esAii
9P'1s ~ ANDREW :. CROSk,
49,. p. s. CARPENTER
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" Al snreriiS at-ct,Sr--esf, I'M - ~Ss -zsf d
PED -,s,4 o. M u,.l Ne, " iatra cut sft& sss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

DY ORDER Of David y. cnspn, Esqaifs, snPs enc
ID Court Commissioner Notee = hereby give. - ~ 81
sfsch~ ent has been iss1ed against no estate OF is
ceni debtor add thai the viii Be sod fof ne 80
Of hs dsb,s unless he appears wishin nice uonhs 49,
Arst pabeaton hereof and dlschsfges such =,
csfdnz law and bat he payment o. sny =, M a.
bin from rrs.iens ef ths sta.s. sod ies ~ ~ 49,
Ter Of .1ch properly are foroddsn y A. 40 -
n.rrs ssh is4I JAMES BLOW ., Ancse<{s
nus awsm ~. go
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

BUFFALO. June 5-P. NJ
Our market for breadstufs was languid to-day, and
sales in many cases made terms in favor OF
buyers compared to yesterdays transactions Ohio and
Michigan brands of -four closed rather heavy We
port sales of 1000 bbls. at 81 SIN. Wheat was, also
dull Sales Of 5000 bushels Ohio and Indiana made
Mt 81 SIS Corn Of all kinds in less demand and the
market closed rather dull Sales of 1000 bushels yellow
were made at rs cts. The receipts in round numbers
for the preceding twenty -four hours have been as fol-
lows;-Four, 10000 bis; wheat, about 10000 bushels
treghts are hrmer, and have upward tendency.
Meney is scarce and the market rather light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

CHAPEL Hill, N C., June . ls.7
Inc PRESIDENT and his party from Washington left
N"'eeh on monday morning. at eight o'clock in Carl
ages, for Chapel Hill They were attended bv ..vsr.,
committees of nvitation and among the dstinoui,ba
persons from Raleigh were Gov Branch Gov Morehead
and Gov Graham, present governor) Arrived st thu
university at near sunset CAS- mes easy stages At
the Chapel the President and Secretary Of the Navy
were received by President Swain, In speech to each
the President and Secretary responding fine band of
music from Richmond was in attendance In tho even
ing we mad sermon by Rt Rev Bishop Ives at which
.he whoie deputation sttendeded Yesterday Tuesday
tne PRESIDENT and suite reconnoitred the
library the lecture rooms, &c.-attending in the mean
time an examination of the senior class on
anu constitutional law In the evening we had series
VI OF the sophomore freshmen classes
IN !ne CHAPEL to very crowded house the President
and party attending During the day Professor
was present ut the examination of the class in astrono
my ana expressed himself highly pleased at the pro-
ncehcy OF the boys After the exercises the chapel we
attended discussion lin their baD of the Daiect,c So
ciety-the President and their company mcantime hav
ing returned to their quarters at Miss Nancys popular
u.e turing inc evening your reporter dro ped into
the ball room, where, after the at the
chapel the young folks assembled for hop but tho
longer stay than very short time.
Today we have variety Of exercises, including an
with general procession In the evening we have the
address OF MIR. Secretary Mason Tomorrow we have
the exercises or the commencement and at night tho
resident and party set out their return straight
through for Washington. The little village OF Chaoe
I'm ~ oserhowng with people, and they continue o
pour III from all quarters, number persons having
arrived all the way from Tennessee There are tents
pitched ana wagons occupied by vsters ms mt a camp
meeting Tor want OF accommodation in houses which
are hled to their fullest capacity Miss Nancy having
inc prospect OF thousand guests for dinner other
mail Will leave here before our departure we EXPECT
next to give you connected sketch from Raleigh to
chapel ll Of the proceedings here Of the turn
to the Federal City dated at our quarters in Wasbins
ton The weather has been exceedingly nno all the
time aud the PRESIDENT and the whole company will re-
turn with the most agreeable Of the txecu
tive Excursion to North Carolina The people all the
way down have opened their houses their hearts in
asprt OF hospitality not surpassed by that of the Tenn
plors OF Malta, in their best days The procession head
ed by the band from Richmond, is moving up to tho
Chapel, as we close to join in the line
Respectfully. THE DOCTOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06
Died,

On Friday the 4th inst, JOHN CopSELL in the 3sth
year OF MS age, at his residence No ZIG Pitt street
His funeral will be attended in the NJ. f.. Church in
Second street between avenues and c. Sunday 9Th
instant at o'clock p NJ. The procession will form at
churcN when sermon will be delivered by the Rev A.
5. Lakin. The members Of the Mutual Lodge, No ST.
and members OF the Fire Department together with all
his relatives and friends are respectfully invited
tend
On the 9Th inst MARY f. PATTERsoS, aged Al years
months and IL days.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
specially invited ts attend her funeral this Sunday
afternoon at Al o'clock from her late residence No
1917 Cherry street.
On the 10Th ult, at Dobb's Ferry, EDWARD DowLrsc.
aged % years, native of Leighiin, County Carlow
ireland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

BostoS, June 5-P. NJ.
Our market has reached calm, after the recent ex-
element produced by the Hibernas news, and prices
are becoming settled. Cotton continues dull with small
sales at the decline previously noticed. Good mixed
northern Corn quote at 81 30 81 IS; 1000 bushels
northern yellow sold at ST 80 Southern -four continues
scarce aud is held at SlOa $40 5O sales worth
porting. There is no change in Genesee other west
ern brand Provisions continue steady with moderate
sales Freights are some rmer, with disposition to.
wards improvement.
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II K L Z G IL A PHIC.
Markets.

BALTIMORE, juno 5-P NJ.
Owing to light supplies and reduced stocks In first
hands, our -four market continues firm, and Howard
street was held ut 80 Is, and City mills do at $40
Wheat was less firm, with sales of 500 bushels Mary
land ut 81 10. Corn in less demand and sales OF
yellow made to the extent of 1000 bushels at ST.
l2la. Provisions continue firm, with moderate sales
Freights are firm, with upward tendency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

Our news by the Hiberna confirmed previous reports
of inactivity In tobacco in the different European mar
kets.
WHALEBoSE-We report sales Of 10000 lbs. NV. at
27c. and 10, 900 do South Sea ut 2sc
WHsxEy-In the forenoon. sales Of 100 a $50 brls
we're made Mt 400 afterwards it was inactive that
price, and we heard of no further sales
FREiGHTs-Kates were frmer; 2 600 brls -four were
engaged for Liverpool at SIS and 5000 do ut IS Sd
Cd in American vessels to the Continent there was no.
thing new
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ALBANY, June 5--P. NJ.
The markets for Flour and Grain some less firm,
and report sales Of 1000 bbls Genesee at 50 90
Wheat in less demand Sales Of about 1000 bushels
Western made at 222c Owing to large receipts,
Corn was duler, and sales Of sound Northern yellow
made at llsc and 10 900 do. Western sold &C.
Receipts during the preceding twenty four hours
about follows-Flour 1880 barre, Is; Corn, 900
bushels