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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-26

bale, hardware do, T Mackenzie rs pkgs, Albert
& Co; mdze bales 9 cases, Aldridge, Higdon & Co;
hardware 90 csks and bags, Z Beattie; mdze ii
cases, r Brown & Co, II bales 8 cases, R Camp
bell: chain cables 3, w Graham & Son; do and 2
anchors, w Wilson & Sons linseed oil Is csks, R
Garrett & Sons hardware csks, f jenkins & Sons;
do pitch brs, f Larrabee; earthcnwarc csks,
lowering 8. Clarke; nails 40 bags, Z Pratt & Bro;
hardware | case, Thomas & Co; saws case, +
Tabb; mdze pkgs, order,
LiUerpooi--Ship Napier.
Salt 1910 sacks specie box Clark & Kellogg;
mdzc 62 cases 10 bales, Riggs, jenkins & Co; hard
ware 10 csks 4 cases, pans 10 bdls, Norris Z Bro;
hardware | csk w Peters; $50, steel 10 cases, dry
goods 46 bales, tin 5Ol bXs, order
disappointing Hope.
Salt 1000 sacks, chain cable 1900 fathoms, yellow
metal $50 sheets, w w Spence s. CO.
AmSterdQm-Saced bark Stced.
Nicaragua wood ZOO lbs, copper ore 1891 qtls, F
w Bruno S Sons.
Brem1en-B,m. ship Kepler.
Dcmiiohns 2233, mdze cases, Brauns & Focke;
pipes 746 bxs, pianos do, J f Strohm q 60; mdze
is bxs csks, c Fischer s. Co; 2 bxs 20 bdls do,
KONG & Co; dcmijohns 700, INDIE 452 pkgs, brown
rolls $50 ps, linens 400 do, order.
CienfHegas-Brig Factor.
Sugar lG3 hhds, w Bruno s. Sons; 50 brls, John
son & Travers; molasses Sc hhds, coffee l26bags, w
Howell s; Son.
Ponce, Up. R.)-Sch. Flora.
Sugar Isl hhds, molasscs II do u tres, Whiting
ton s Eastman; sugar brls, molasseS hid, master
Mayaguez-Sch. Comet.
Sugar 1919 hhds IA brls, molasses &c hhds brls,
coffee bags, F w Bruno & Sons.
Cdrdends-Brig Clara Elem
Sugar 1875 hhds "a bxs, nolasses st hhds, johnson
& Travers.
Natansas via Charleston-Sch. J. H. Sterens.
NIolasses 1913 hhds sugar II do. and POI bxs, John
son & Travers; sugar l9 hhds, Weld & Seaver;
80 do, Birckhead Pearce; beef SO brls, 1 K Mat
thcws s. Co.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-26

Rail Road DividendS.-The Directors of the Bos-
ton and Worcester Rail Road have declared divi-
dend Of five per cent for the six months ending the
3lst of May, on capital of $3,5O0,000. The divi
dcnd of the corresponding period of the last year,
per cent capital Of s 100000. The receipts
of income for the first half of the present year have
exceeded those of the same period of last year, by
more than = 10000.
The Directors Of the Western Rail Road have de-
clarcd dividend of four per cent from the profits of
the six months ending on the 3lst of May. This
corporation has voted increase of capital stock to
the amount of S450,0O0, for the purpose Of making
the important improvement of laying twelve miles Of
stock of locomotive engines, and Of freight cars de-
manded by the increased business of the oad.-BoS-
fOu DaiLu 4Hf,
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-26
EUROPEAN GRAIN TRADE.

Continental.-Accounts from Danzig state that
,r;ccs for Wheat were S3s Sos for white, SIS to
s4s. for high Mixed 7as. to SOS. for Mixed and los
to sos for red Mixed weighing from 50 to 81 TO- per
bushel. About 5000 quarters had changed hands
since the previous post among which were some nns
Of Poland Prices in Poland were fully as high as at
Danzig, and some parties were conntermandlng ,he
shipment of their Wheat. The demand Tor vessels
was extensive, but the arrivals being very rev ney
Liverpool, and 9s. Sd. per quarter for Bristol The
Danzir had not followed the advance reported
from this side, and many parties had determined on
consgning their stock to this country or sane
CENTS from Poland had amounted to 10000 quarters
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-26

Canal Exports for the first t,co iceeks in June-Ihe
vast increase of tolls received the Collectors office
here matter of congraulation to those taking the
least interest in prosperity. period of twelve
years. which in some sections of the country is but
the lapse of much time, is here marked by the
performance of wonders. In 1885, ten years after
the completion of the Eric Canal, and also after the
Ohio Canal was finished and its influence beginning
to be felt in our inland commerce, the whole amount
of tolls received for the season in this city was
q LOG O0O From the first to the 18th Of June this
year, the tolls have been S49,l75 Al, and the num-
Der of clearances lois.
Appended is also comparative table Of canal ex-
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MEXICO,-OPENING OF PORTS

Notice having already been given Of the opening Of
the ports of Matamoras, Tampico, Vera Cruz and
Avarado, it is hereby made known that the addition
al ports Of TuXpan, Goazacoalcos, Frontera and La
guna, now in the possession Of U. S. Naval forces
also open TO the admission of American and neu
of war; and subject the regulations and payment of
the charges and duties established by an order
Of the U. S. Government, dated April It'll, 1S47.
By order Of Commodore NJ c. PERRY.
II. A. ADAMS, Com'r and Staff Officer.
Flag ship Mississippi, SACRIFICES, May %, al.
Notice is hereby given that the restrictions for
mcry imposed on the commerce between the ports
of Mexico in possession of the u S. forces and the
State of Yucatan longer in force and that trade
may be carried on from the ports of Yucatan from
neutral ports.
BY order of Commodore NJ. c. PERRY.
II. A. ADAMS, Com'r and Flag officer.
Flag ship Mississippi, SACRIFICES, May "a, al.
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which had been wind bound for time, had
ceedcd in passing the Gut. The majority were laden
with grain, &c. After passing the Straits, they
proceeded westward. 1t is believed that the great
majority were bound for Great Britain and ireland.
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DISASTERS Sc

DISASTERS, &c.
kiRXwALl, May "a The ship Herald, Pullen, of
and for Baltimore, from Amsterdam with emigrants,
came on shore at Ness, in Deer sound, this morning
during fog, and is nearly full of water emigrants
landed
A letter from Capt. P, since received says tho
II. went down in twenty minutes after the passen.
gers were landed.1
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Total Domestic Exports, s. 2, sos, 1892
OF the foregoing amount there were exported in
American vessels, $s2,l40,40l, and in Foreign,
$S36559l.
The portions of Breadstufs and Provisions of the
above, destined for the United Kingdom of Great
Britain were follow
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Letter sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening" printed on fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, be had at the Printing office
of this paper South Gay street, next door to the Sun
Office to-day by o'clock, at g. cts. single, or cts
each, for more copies.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-26
I ARD, PORK, AND BACON

n
H 80 brls LEAF LARD, newly rendered
$50 brIs. Paine Mess PORK
90 ss GOO lbs Slams slams in pickle our own curing and
4 900 lbs. JoIes. oil tho best quality.
Also superior Hams, Sides, Shoulders. and Lard
for family use, for sale by
VAN BRUNT ADAMS,
Je7 Lexington-H, opposite the Market House.
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BALTIMORE.-EXPORTS.

The following table exhibits the quantity, and
amount in value, of Domestic Produce, Exported
from the port of Baltimore to Foreign ports, for
the first quarter of the year ending March 3lst,
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SOUTH AMERICA,

COMMERCE. Ot ANGUISH hA.
The following statement has been forwarded to us
by correspondent at Angostura, alias the City Of
Bolivar on the river Orinoco, Venezuela, as having
been derived from the books Of the Custom house
of that port. 1t covers the year ending Both June,
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-26
COFFEE AND SUGAR.

Monthly statement of the stocks and supply of COT
fee and Sugar in the six principal markets of Europe:
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Corn Laden Ships in the Mediterranean
counts from Gibraltar state that during the 18th, 18TH
Goth and 22d ult., upwards Of 800 or 900 vessels
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In first hands only; in all other places in first and
second
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-08

JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-We esteem it a pleasure to be
able to recommend this medicine the best calculated for the
purpose of curing coughs colds throat asthma and all
fecOns of the lungs From long personal acquaintance with
Dr. Jayne know that he is quack and his medicines
not the nostums of the modern up but the result IF his
long experience practitioners and the expense of great labor
Hartford Comm Daily Review.
From the Rev. John Segur,
Lambertsvlle, NJ j., April 81, 1880
Dr. JayneDear S by the blessing God your Expecorant
has distressing complaint In De
cember last seized with great severity paroxym of
asthma disease with which had been afflicted for many years
past 1t attended with and Of the
lungs and throat together with abOous cough and complete
strength and when with su0a-
tion bottle EXpecnrant At first thought
nothing but quackey but seeing highly recommended
by Dr. Going with whom well acquainted, induced
to try and in few days conn oey me- have
had any return OF the disease since have formed high
opinion of your medicine that i'll had but few bottles of it,
and could obtain more would part with them for dol
lars each. Yours most afecionaely,
JOHN SECUR
For sale by s. P. Redfeld, Montpelier, Vt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-08

From VERA CRUZ. We have late dates from Vera
Cruz, but no news of great importance. Santa Anna
had withdrawn his resignation of the Office of Presi-
dent and complete anarchy reigned in Mexico. The
city of Mexico WIS not fortified, Telegraph to
evening papers,
A large sum of money had been found in some Sc
cuded vault in the castle of San Juan de Uloa 1t is
uncertain whether i: belonged to the Mexican govern
ment or TO some individual
A Telegraphic despatch to the New York papers
adds to the above:
1t is presumed that Gen. Scott will have an easy
conquest of the Halls of the Montezumas A letter
from Vera Cruz gives further particulars of the atacl
upon Col. McIntosh's train and says that the com
mander when attacked by inferior forces of Mexcans
retreated with his dragons back upon the train, thu
first occurrence Of the kind during the war. Th
guerillas beng inspired with confidence by this occur
renee, took advantage of the confusion and fell upo
the wagons and mules, stretched along distance o
four miles, guarded by about four hundred men, man,
of whom had rushed forward to share the fight witt
the advance guard leaving large sections unprotected
court martial will investigate the affair.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-08
Tricks Of Bread StnFf SneculalOrs.

The present extra high price of breadstufs in this
country is kept up by the tricks of the SPECTATORS
We will give you an instance. When the Cambria
went to England few weeks ago, letters were sent
stating that there scarcity of breadstufs here
Of course, flour took sudden and strong rise Soon
the Hbernia left and brings the news of great rise
in the -four market of England, and up goes the price
Of flour here to correspond How are the facts in the
mean time? While the people in England are fright
ened by the false statements of these SPECTATORS all
the tremendous power ofsteam railroads and water,
as well that of canal boats and other modes of con-
veyance, are not sufficient to bring our surplus to mar
ket. The warehouses are bursting and the wharves
grooming with loads of corn and flour. writer in a
Cleveland paper, at this very time, says that the grain
warehouses of Cleveland, Ohio, are full to bursting,
and the streets of this growing town thronged with
wheat teams for fifty miles around and yet these hon
orGbe knGves are sending word the Atlantic that
grain is scarce here, in order to rise there and
then make the rise of price there excuse for raising
it here Thank God there is enough on hand vet to
sustain our population, and abundant harvest at
hand. There is another mean trick which these spec
uators often practice, such as the following Just be-
fore the wheat corn harvest and they wish to push
off their old stock at an advanced price, you will see
in some ofthe commercial reports distressing accounts
of the rust and the weev and the hessian fly at the
far west, by which the crops are nearly all cut off,
This operates well for them until the truth comes
Out-.Naine Farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-08
DomGstit CompGn0.


MAINE.-The master, mate and cook Of schoon-
er Atlantic, of Bath, Me-, have been arrested
at Norfolk, charged with having carried off from
Richmond two negroes, who were found secreted
IN the forecastle, and whom the captain had al
ready sent back to their owners
MASSACHUSETTS, has tumbled
down to 81 per barrel in the Boston Market
Good
CONNECTICUT.-Yale College has peti-
toned the Legislature for aid in establishing an
agricultural professorship.
NEW YOKK.-Twenty-f -four dollars purchased
the whole city and county of New York, 800
years ago.
The Rochester Democrat says, that a party Of
German emlgrants consisting of ninety-two per-
sons, arrived there by the cars lately and as the
cars were to remain during the evening they
marched In body to the German church on
Ford Street, and held prayer meeting. The
country has nothing to fear from such emigrants
as these.
-Four hundred boys are now engaged at the
arsenal at Watervleit, near Albany, in prepare
ton of cartridges. The War Department has
made a requisition of million of cartridges for
each month.
The city of Rochester was visited Thursday
night by terrific thunder storm. A bolt, which
descended upon the house of Mr.. w. Matthews
killed him, and his wife and daughter
The heat was so intense at New York on Mon
day that several horses dropped dead in the street
and people exposed to the sun had to stop work
PENNSYLVANIA-An old farmer proposes
that the "three millions" be appropriated to buy
ing up the Mexican presses in this country as the
shortest mode of ending the war.
A subterranean cave, of large dimensions, has
been recently discovered in the lime quarres Of
John Kennedy, in Montgomery county
A convict confined in the Penitentiary of AL
legany city, has made a clock, the works of which
are composed entirely of leather The clock is
in operation at the Penntentiary
OHIO-Flour is selling in Cincinnati for Sc
per bbl
ILLINOIS.-The Mormon Temple, at Nau.
VOC, Ill., has been sold to the Catholics for $75..
600. 1t is to be appropriated to educational
purposes by the Church into whose hands it has
passed.
KENTUCKY,-William H. Stepter, IL years
old, was hanged in Greenupsburg, June 5, for
the murder of his mother. OF 5000 spectators
present, one half were ladies'.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-08

Mr. F. Brown Dear SrI am much gratifed in having oT
poruny you that by the of three bottles of
your Sassapara and Tomato Bcr have been from
general debility and decline and continual suffering restored
the enjoyment good health For number have baen
troubled with the Liver complaint badly times
my attending business and dyspepsia followed with loss of
Appetite weakness and debility and sinking and oppressive
the stomach painful and oppressive which
gradually decreased strength and led into Decline and
facilitating much occasion fears for recovery;
while in this situation induced by the persuasion of friend
to make trial of btter and was most happily disappointed
in finding immediate relief and before had taken the
tents of the first bottle had obtained comfortable state health
and before had used three bottles enjoyed better health than
for number of This about years SINCE and
health has continued good to the present time must say that
have much confidence patent medicines, but satisfied
from the wonderful effects of your Btes in my case and
OF friends whom have induced it, that it is valuable
medicine and take much pleasure in recommending it to my
friends and acquaintance and indeed all who thus afflicted
as well worthy trial PELEG SPBAGUE
Bath, Me-, April 90, 1874. 8-2s
For sale by s. p ed5ld and s. X Collins Montpelier and by
dealers in medicine generally.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-08

The ColpOrteT Enterprise. No Christian can study
the character and results of the coporteur enterprise
without becoming satisfied that the writer of the fol
lowing has good reason for his attachment to the
cause.
"The longer labor in the tract cause, the more l
see of the wisdom of its arrangements in its adapta-
ton to the hitherto neglected population of our own
country 1t is bringing rich materials to that temple
which will eventually cover the whole earth The
longer labor in it, the love it. Night and day
mediate on its interests. 1t has beco Inc a par Of
myself My happiness identified with its prosperity
and if could this day change my situation for the
highest office in the gift of our nation, would say
'No-rather let me feed thousands that furnishing
for the bread of eternal e and be the of bring
ing souls to the kingdom of heaven, than sway the
sceptre Of nation'"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-08

1t is stated in the papers that Abbott Lawrence has
given fifty thousand dollars to Harvard College, fol
the support of two professoshps of practical science
This gift should be set down to the credit of the fac
tory girls, as they, and not Lawrence, furnished the
money.-PbmOMh Rock.
That's fact and so long as the factory girls whc
earn Abbott Lawrences money, are required to work
the present number of hours per day. not only to the
deterioration of health but of intellect all such boast
ing regard for the intellectual and scientific welfare
Of this country made by Mr.. Lawrence in his letter
to the Treasurer of Harvard College, seems TO us to
evince but little pure, consistent philanthropy. Mr.
Lawrence seems to think but little about the educa
ton of the great mass Of factory operatives who are
toing from morning till night to fill his Golfers, ant
many of whom are to be mothers and guides of the
generation to come. But supporting colleges and en-
downg professorships where the heads of rich mems
may be taught to control the hands of the poor
Of vast imp >rtance.-Voice Of Industry.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-08

The CropS.-The plentiful rains which have
fallen within the last few days, over vast por-
ton of the country, will secure fine crops of
grain and grass, and will give to Indian Corn a
fine footing, preparatory to the hot suns of July
and August. Doubtless in some portions of the
country the grain crops are light, and it is always
so. Over country embracing 20 degrees Of
longitude, perfect uniformity is not to be expect.
ed But as whole, taking intoview the unusual
extent of surface sown, we may safely say there
is every promise of most abundant harvest
After the short crops of last year in great par
Of Europe, and the bare markets of the presen
day, this is fact of momcntous interests, not t.
our country only, but to the world,-Jouraat o
Commerce.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-08

Finding a Place and Making Place-A minister
who has just settled in place in distant State
in letter to us business, has the following remarks
which are worth considering Boston Watchman.
81 have come here not to find a place, but, under
God to make place. 1t seems to me we need few
more place-makers when we have so many dear breth
rem who are only place-hunters or place-fnders We
have some reasons to fear shall soon be all out oil
good places, unless place-making preachers become
more numerous and efficient. Our fathers in the
Christian ministry, and those they initiated, did no
spend but little if any, of their precious time in going
from town to town, church to church, making thu
inquiry Can you tell me where can linda good place
to preach" Hhey, under God made places, and theil
sons should initiate them as far as God gives then
ability and opportunity"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-08

Rev. J. S Magnns Professor in Hamilton a. Y Literary and
Theological seminary, says,
II would without Dr. Jaynes medicines my family for
any consideration have found them successful where
all othei have failed"
Mr.. Nicholas Harris, Of Front and Lombard streets,
Philadelphia cured of Cough Asthma, and Bleeding the
Lungs under which he labored for many years.
Rev Ira NJ Aen late of this but Of New York city,
81 have used ayne EGpectoant and have confidence it
than all other medicines Of the kmd.n
Rev. John Beckor of Easpo Me-. says: "Nour ESpecoan
has cured whom his physician had given up TO die OF Con
sumption, also another in the very lowest Stages of bronchitis
Mesrs Slo,son and Williams Booksellers oswego, W says,
Your EXpectoTant gives universal satisfaction
Rev. John Ellis, of N Y city that two bolt les cured MN oil
Influenza a hard cough and apparent consumption
Mr.. Ada Fly OF Watertown, ~ Y say "many respectable
people offer certificates favor of your Epecornt believe
that all your medicines the hst preparations a nave ever
offered public for the relief of the ac ted and the cure
of disease,
Daniel Henshaw Esq Editor of the Lynn Niass Record says
Jaynes Expctunnt very valuable syrup, which we have
lately used with good effect stopping cough and ooscnng and
breaking up cold" 49,.
Arthur B. Bradford of Burlington Pa tina cured his
son of crop in few minutes. ..
The Bangor Me-. Journal says "a trial of Jayne,s ESpera
will satisfy all that is speedy for cougus cod
Asthma, Hoarseness and all kinds of pulmonary oohpa
For sale by S. p Redfeld, Montpelier W.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-08
Addison County,

A Liberty County Convention, to nominate candid
ates for Senator's and the transaction of all necessary
business, will be holden at WEYBRIeDE, on Thursday
July IS, at 10 o'clock, A. M. 059The Rev. H. II
GARNET will attend and address the Convention
Let the people turn out to hear.
By order of Co. Committee.
0[}@Mr. Garnet will also labor in Addison County
ten days. beginning with Saturday, the 18th of July
and ending with Monday, the Goth, as the County
Committee shall direct Will they see that arrange
ments are Immediately made and thorough notice Civ
en-?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-08
LIBERTY NOTICES,
Lectures by Mr., Garnet.

The services of this able advocate of impartial free
dom having been secured for short time only, in the
counties of Chtenden and Franklin, notice is given
that he will lecture as follows
Richmond, Sunday, July IL, at 10 I-2 oclock,AM.
WlIston e" l aud 5 PM
Tuesday " 10 10 Co. Cnv'tn) Am.
Milton, Wednesday, IA P. M.
St Albans Thursday, "l5 10, A. M. (Co. CON-
Colchester, Friday "l6 P. M.
Let the friends in each of the above places be pre-
pared to receive this efficient co-worker in the com
mon struggle for freedom and give him hearty well
come. Per Order.