davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-16
A GREATER PANIC

Is now existing In the Eastern Markets than that Of 1851
have been engaged in the Dry Goods business for the
past twenty years and goods sold greater
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-16

FREE SPEECH Nor ToLERArED.-The Hon.
John S. Garlic, one of the delegates from Har-
rson County, occupied the floor of the Conven-
ton yesterday, and delivered, in the presence of
an immense audience, strong Union speech
When the Convention adjourned, some thirty
or forty persons assembled in front of the hall,
upon the sidewalk, and as Mr.. Garlic emerged
from the building, escorting highly respecta-
BILE young lady of this city, number of persons
in the crowd testified their dsapprobation of
his speech, and their own disregard for one of
the greatest blessings transmitted to us by the
Revolutionary sires, mot to characterize their
conduct more harshly,) by kissing and hooting
at the gentleman who had dared to express
views which did not correspond with their own.
Mr.. &. took 10 notice of the indgnty, but a
young man in the crowd, who evidently SYM
pathized with him, waved his cap enthusiastcal-
V and "hurraed for Garlic" The anti.free-
speech men turned upon this individual, and a
row was only prevented by the remonstranceo OF
two or three citizens. We notice this affair be.
cause at least one or two persons were concern
ed in it who should have had better sense. The
"hissers will heed good advice if they will re-
frain hereafter from such silly demonstrations,
unless they desire to injure the cause of which,
upon this occasion, they constituted themselves
the guardians Richmond Wing, 9Th.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-16

SENATOR DOUGLAS ON THE WRoNG SIDE OF
JoRDAN.-The distinguished Senator from Hi
nois, after wandering in the Desert for twenty or
thirty years, has evidently come to the conclu-
sion that like the ancient lawgiver of the Chill
dren of Israel, he may, as he is waxing along
towards old age, as well pack his trunks and pre-
pare to 60 into Canaan to rest in Uncle Abra-
hams bosom
Such is evidently Mr.. Douglas intention, judg-
ing by his recent course in the Senate; but he
will do well to recollect that Noses his great
prototype, ruined his political prospects by en-.
deavoring to please everybody, and that he was
never permitted to cross Jordan. From the
summit of Mount Pisgah Moses saw, afar of, the
sweet fields, the swelling foods, the majestic
forests, the ,ich cities and busy towns of the
promised land then, grding up his loins, Moses
laid down and died. So it will be with Senator
Douglas. Far away in the dim distance he will
| see his old adversary Lincoln dealing out the
milk and honey of the political Canaan, but no,
drop will be given to the Little Giant There
| are too many Calebs and Joshuas in the path o.
the Illinois Noses. He will die before lie reach
es the shore of Jordan, and future political pill
| grims will endeayor in vain to find any traces o.
| his final resting place. Sic transit IN. Y
Herald.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-16

New Yeik, March IA.
Z fL0UR-Market heavy but prices without material
change
wHEAT-Market lower With moderate export demand.
Sales at 81 15Ol Is Chicago spring; 81 2ll 22 MI.
club: 81 80 winter red western; 81 70 Canada club.
RYE-Quiet. Sales at 65t169.
BARLEY Steady at I0(16O,
C0RN-Market scarcely 20 Arm. Sales at 60GI67 old
mixed western, In store and deisered 5000 new do. at
B. X. depot and delivered.
OATs-Dull. Sales al $685. for Western. Canadian
and State liz
WHISKY--Market dull Sales at lit
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-16

1t is believed that the Rev. James Hobart, a
Congregational minister at Berlin, Vermont, is
the Oldest effective clergyman in the United
States, if not in the world. He is now nearly
nnety.6ve years old, yet fully as active as men
ordinarily are at seventy. He preached his first
sermon April 26th, 1896, and has been in the
active work Of the ministry ever since, making
ministerial life only two months short of sixty
six years. He was pastor of the Congregational
church in Berlin more than thirty years. Then
having attained nearly to three-score and ten, he
was released from pastoral care, and has since
occupied himself as a missionary. His bodily
health is firm, his voice is strong, and his prompt
ness to meet an appointment would be an honor
to a young minister 1t is not unusual for him
to walk four or five miles on Sabbath morning,
preach twice, and then walk back to his home.
Within year and half he has walked l5 miles
to fulfill an appointment to preach. Since he
was ninety years old, he walked seven miles one
Sabbath morning and preached in the forenoon,
then five miles further and preached in the after
noon, then five more and preached again.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-16
MARKETS-
BURLINGTON, March Is, o. m.

BURLINGTON, March Is, p. m.
Weather still continues dry, and roads in ex-
cellent condition.
The river is unusually high for the season, be-
ing nearly out of its banks and rising. Business
lively upon the leyee and considerable provisions
going South.
The receipts Of grain are fair No changes in
prices Of -four, wheat or corn. Exchange is
lower.
SUGAR-7@s-crushcd IL; refined white
l01c. Clarified 10. Maple Sugar, l0@l2c p b.
COFFEE-l5@l54c.
MOLAsSEs-By the bbl, Reboiled, 40; Syr-
up, 45; kegs, IS 90.
NAILS-Ass., IS 50@S rs.
RICE-6c.
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, IS 90.
BROOMS-Sl 5O@2 90 per dozen.
FL0UR-Steady. Spring wheat, Wholesale,
81 So retail 81, co. winter IS so wholesale; So 90
retail.
WHEAT-sprng 6s@72c; Winter sOcQs5c
CORN-l7@l94c cts.
RYE-4Oc.
BEANS-50c@6O per bush.
POTATOES-l5c per bush. F
0ATS-l5c.
BUTTER-l0@l2c. r
EGGS-6I@7c
ONIONS-4O@50c.
HAY-Timothy, $7@$9. a~--4.
WoOD-$2 o0@x3 90.
HIDES-Green, 4@4ic.; Dry Flint lo@llc.
Green Sailed 5@5ic, firm.
WHlSKEY-l5@l7c.-f
CHICKENS-sl 25@l 40 per dozen.
| LARD-S99c. per ID in Dbl.
| APPLES-Sl 00@l so.
! DRIED APPLES-5c per b.
TIMOTHY SEED-$l,75 to $500 per BUSH
| HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-3OQ4Oc %
bushel No Sale.
CORN MEAL--26c per bush. 81.
| BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Sl.25 per swt
| BACON-Hains l0@llc; shoulders &c.,
sides lo@llc.
RAGS-l4c per Ii. aa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-16
.ENMARK ACADEMY.

The Summer Term In this institution Win commence on
Wednesday, April Sd, and continue fourteen weeka
For further particulars Tor circulars enquire Of the
Principal II. X. EDISON.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-16

What Daniel webster thought of destroying
the Union, with view to its Reconstruction,
may be learned from the following sentiment
contained in his address ON the character Of
Washington:
sWho shall reconstruct the fabric Of de-
molished Government! Who shall rear again
the well proportional columns Of constitutional
liberty! Who shall frame together the skilltul
architecture which unites national sovereignty
with State rights, individual security, and public
prosperity? No; if these columns fall, they will
not be raised again. Like the Coliseum and the
Parthenon, they will be destined to a mournful,
melancholy immortality. Bitterer tears, how.
ever, will flow over them than were ever shed
over the monuments of Roman or Grecan art /;
for they will be the remnants of more glorious
edifce than Greece or Rome ever saw, the edi.
fee of constitutional American Liberty"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-16
NURSERIES OF
DAVID LEONARD.
FRUIT TREES, &C, ATWHOLE-

BURLINGTON, IOWA. 80,
Apple Trees Of leading best varieties wen grown Of
to three years growth $40 e75 per 1000
by the quantity taken Best varieties OF Strawberiss
Gooseberres, Red Dutch Currants Blackberry, Early
May Cherry Trees, very low. Terms cash. ls. -
feb2s d&w7w. ''i''' 1'4 HENRY AVERY. -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-16

AfcKibbea
G.. L. ek'
L. McKn.
|, In Ylin'
II. Power
ts MARTIN
(ty, on th
N and Mim
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-16

have this day received my frs, shipment and will be
In receipt OF additions every day for the weeks
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-16
BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY.
.lsPRLNG sESsI0N. lssl.

TEE SPnixo SESSION Of this Inatution WIN open for
the admission and instruction Of pupils IN Ne yarioss
departments, Thursday the 2ls Inst, as foors: y.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, In the buildings College grounds
Rev. L. B. Allen d. D.. President and Professor Of An.
Gent Language Rev J.. Robert A. NJ, Professor 81
er Of Vocal Music and other Assistants necessary
Ladies SEMINARY In the building occupied heretofore
for this purpose North Public square Miss Josephne
A. Cutter, Principal, Miss Martha A. Robert aud Mi0
Martha Cutter, Assistants and Mrs. Jane p. Hawlsys
Teacher Of Music on Piano. 5s DISC" ~
RATES or 1UIrrox moderate. Library and Apparatus
equal TO any other Institution In the wes and
Of all Students under proper regulations FOR any fur
thsr particulars inquire Of any teacher above mentioned.
ol In behalf Of Board OF Ira stees, tsi1 as
mAr1.daMAN Wv. G i Johnson SECRETARY. !.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-16
CA. H BUYERS

will find large stock Of Dry Goods Boots Shoes Hats
Caps, Bonnets and C!othirg at prices that will
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-16

EMPHATIC AND TO THE PolNT.-The Cincin-
natl Commercial in rebuking the Democratic
Enquirer, for its gross misrepresentation of Mr..
Lncoln's Inaugural, says:
The man who is not now solicitous that Pres
ident Lincoln shall have fair play in administer
ing the government, and who does not most
earnestly wish him success, is scouudrel and q
tory. Nothing more is claimed fol-
Mr.. Lincoln than the right of fair play. That
common sense and patriotism demand he should
have; and the Tories who would have the gov
eminent abandoned, and join the thieves and
traitors, who have robbed the national arsenali
and sub-treasnries and violated their oaths, r
every unseemly demonstration of hatred toward
the Chief Magistrate, will be, as they ought tc
be, put under the contempt of an indignant PEG
pie.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-16

PirHY VALEDIcroRy.-Henry Winter Davis
made striking reflection on the close of Mr.
Buchanan's Administration. 1--WE are at the
end" said he, 'of the insane reyel of partisan
license, which for so many years has worn the
m ask Of government"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-16

Coon SENSE IN VIRGINIA--In the Virginia
State Convention yesterday, Mr.. Carlisle made
speech against nstructing the Committee on
Federal Relations to make a report pIedging the
State to resist coercion. He upheld the right
of the Government to collect the revenues
He was agreeahly disappointed at the tone of
Mr.. Lincoln's Inaugural. He was opposed to
any action placing the State in hostile attitude
to the General Government. :, He believed in the
power of the people yet to restore harmony.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-16
UooTs AND SHOES
Boots and Shoes .ps

e wewssal rssssssaaBy annousee 10 our pds6nnnd
public that in few dsysWs Will open for inspection
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-16

rem, the
,eyoung
d 30 will
| fell dis.
kpoil her
y critical
ief is af.
INsLow's
used IL
speak in
fleets
Thing, by
|aunation.
ton. and
/ may de-
low priC
all.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-27

GUNNER QUARTERLY. - Nine. DEMOR-
- TsTs MIRROR or FASHIONS; neatly 100 Engra,lrgs.
Bos Magazine OF Rshious Five Ceats Post paid SIX Gems
No. 473 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-27
I,ennrt of ,he NiahfinxnIe Araoein fton.-.


dies o the Mig iggae Association reid their hrsi Aeeing
A. the Rev. Dr. Usgoo3e th> Zist of Ar. sybscf -
ton 20 tbs Of 5S.l wus coic,,o' which has tea
and incidental exrelses Ihey have
sent 60 te New York Medical Association At SDgier lntuie
SIS long g1bTts rs cc0 wrappers ll5 ofawts V 0td
gowns g4 ned hedcks, 81 pillow ic<s, l1S ploHcssoe
seo 20 towels 9 bsndage 3S boxe, and tes OF hot ViO
pairs and undry The ladies' viii dcon
snne tbir dsy tire bascueDt Church o TIE
Messiah person there will receive WORK oE coinuiA
non that may be sent TO- In the Autumn Is poPo'eo 70
4 pertAneH for the purpose Of supplying reed
garments and the sc in DO a OF else where ana
hoped that 81 those who have aided be Assertion may DO
ressy 70 renew their lsbors when oceIsicu resuiIes
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-27
onr Entire Consf 1. about 20 be BIockaded.-

Two New Companies now FcrminT for the 71st
RegfmeRt.-kec-Vi wsEsed IdlS EVENING at Centre
Mlket.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-27
Ammunition.

GEORGE II. LAWRENCE. West Troy, Albany County y
Ym,uufsgIes to order and has constantly hand ever
variety Of AMMUNITION, consisting Of Mu'ks Ride, Ger
hire Pistol MIME and SHARPS RIFLE CARTRIDGE
Canister Grape Strap and Spherical Case SLci, shen', Min
Balls Cannon Gaps. &c, &c
Hsyig had experience otwevo years IN manufacturing th
ecles both 10 the United States service and OF
his parties having need of anything n his ne may
tbst their orders will I've scut.a 70 Their entire t
fiction with d patch All cOmmnIicasons addressed
sbove y an receive pfoupt attention All Ammunition whict
hiss required by the SITE Of New org jo bc past
vears inc udg for the present has been tupped by
the srbeTer and having recently enlarged m Wos he ~
facilities turning LOO 90 round Of idses day
Two New Companies now Pc-min1 for the 71e,
RegfmeRt.-k.c-Uits wsEsed IdlS EVENING at Centre
Market
Our Estire Coast Is sbout 10 be Blockaded.-
Toe life of every the service viii DO en6enzeTeo NOT
only casualties Of be. the risk o. drown
t.eied ~in one OF Lie Preserving Vests. Ttese vests
whtn worn ctunot be distinguished fcm Ike gameats Ia OF
dasy wear They are syh a1d chesp See what o. our
be ctizens writes: Ctentlelnen have examined the I'm
Life PIe8eryiog Nest invented by r. Desno AID have
seen pr msuy al Of which it has admirably
stood consider 1t perfect protector egsst drowning
(sisned) GEcRGH w. CULLUM. Captain u ;. EDg is'
over thousand Of navy Ohee aud Of the ieIchsnt
D. vice ard I'd them Call ard them and
enr besu'ifa Dresses fcr Bahng Also, Women's aud Chill
drsn, .Pessvinz Waists the serooms Of the reano
II Teserv;ng end Nct. Com sny, No. $50 Broadway
OF; o,to the Cry Ran. EewfoEk
1,,,nn TteneiIs,-CUPs PLATES, KNIFE snd FORK
4, i can ba.kes complete fT four six persons The
uiou over CAup Stose, the not upeie aud compact II
p,s rom os French officer Ia tee On Iea9 H
Furpsbpd AZ short notice az wboiessle price bALuNlS
JOHNSTON, No. 63 MAiden-lsLe, hew'foIk'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-27
TUE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
yopx p.II.Y TRrRySe

xr,-7 Npv.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
nI'of, ,s.FD EVERY MOANING AND ENhNING
ISfob',. {. ~ y TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION,
,,,,~ prlLprN6s CORN1R UP NASSAU AND sPRUcH
y bhE 'N'- .TRKcTs OPPOSITE IHR CITY HALL,
,u,.,s5 10 CHs SElslbef al L. cents Per week. Mall
49, : G peg annGn I'm aJyAScs s. ioI months.
ntsr NEW.YCRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
NEKY kGkfAPEK FOR 1HEtJ h1Rf,
. rubhsheo every SAIUKDAY M0kNAe IL he low pnce OF 50
,arur H. sa,sn Thee Cojes for s5; Five Coriss for
a. Ten Copies for S2t Tw Copies TO address (ani
A. h5ef number at he rate Of Ier annsm) $40; Twenty
Coz sod OF eye ciibe tSnd any lareT number at
Htre of 81 % esthl va Any peison sendg club 81
tNfIrv or VIII DO ened 70 eAiTa copy Suber ons
q commence al any time.
Adyet ii ene y iu IBE WEEKLY TaiBUSY cos ONE DOL
IIR AND TWENl Y-FiNE CENTS PER IL x for ssohin.
srtiop Nothing insert ed f0I less than IS.
TIE SEMI-WELhLy TRIBUNE
bput bed every TUESDAY and MOKNfsG. Price S.
- ennum; Two Copies for S5 I'VE Copies or oil -.
THE NEW-rORK TRIBUNE
ron EuNIPEAk CIRCUl ALTON
pnbhtbed on tie oe "f ech Mail Steamer Tor Liver
Iool at DO per hAD postsee included Single Copies Five
Cents.
Turs NEW.YORK TRIBUNE
FCR CALlk'JkNIA, OREGON, AND the SANDWICH
ISLANDS
Ibpsd on the departure Of each Mail ssaMer for AsPn'
al ncs six Cents. THE TRIBUNE,
Nc lJi kesssu-st., ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-27
New Eeihon.
ENUE TRIBUNL ALMANAC
FOR l6i.

T. FOR l6i.
edition Il read containing the names ofPTesdert
lcous Caaet the # toe Ministers 70 foreign
(joyegnmcuts, and other ntsro ,ns political mater.
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS or
the yesrit0i.
GoVEFNNENr OF TIE uaTED sTA1Es--Erecn,ivo
and lulcal
ENJOYS rxIRAOnDiNAKY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
D., NJ Il ON the United Stsics a, tcieilu CoarA
bp,SATE OF ABE UNITED STATES. hecibefs o., Podi.
ealy Ci,sdhod , nv. ,,r,,, ,.,,,,,
HOUSE OF REPKESINtAlIFL FLS VI ihh tNiiLp
fTATES Politically C!asslten. . - .
XNXNIITB CONU4.sS lasals chossrl Politically C,ssiist
FREE HOMESIEADS. or the action oi Congfess 90 ths
ce,tion Of ara frce bonssos1s TO Actual settlers Oh
te Public Dofsin ncloiE the Bal passed lo the p,TPose,
and the Presidents \ elo thereof. -.
EATuONAI DEMOCAAIIC (Dougasl PLATFORM for 1852
EATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (BIeCknndgl tLELfuhA iof
NATIONAL UNION (BslN PLATFORM. TO- 1870.
IITC rOilAL VOTE OF THE SEVERAL STATES foh
sycI IssIDE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
TABLE on TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA,
pepGrcds tue Sni ihson.n Institution ani hanils tne
ieupcsture Of the -Four Seasons and Tie Mean ieInPsri
tune Of Year o. l55 Points ~ Nofh Aaercs princaly
Y1icTtnN W y. nm 'ktTJRNs FROM ALL THE STATES or
THE UNION, carefully compiled eHpre'sy Tor iHs
Llsj oy STATS. CAPlTALs, GOVERNORS, TINES oF
LEGISLATIVE HEEIlNO, oEhLhAL ELEIiio'''
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT in 1882 1885, and 1860
Price ~ certs n copies for s1 100 cories IS, poeso
ptid. By ExpTess ~ Z per lc. Cash orders solicited
Bach numbers of THE TlBusE ALAAhsc can oe M los
years lS4a 1850 55 80 '5I '5s 5} AID 20 Pice 13 cents
each. postage paid Address TIE TRIBUNE. Hew.IoIh
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-27
GJe00ins Garos, &1r.

AT WM. EVERDELLs SONS.-Wedding
n CARDS of the latest style Of No l04 fnltont, N. y
wy. EyEkDrLLjr. HESlY EvtRnELL tEAsC kyEHDEt
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (balt prce).-
RI Wedding Home ani Note Papers, &c. Busnes Card
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-27

DARNIIMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID THIS ULD FAiORtrE PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
ouy w. q. ci;y that conaue- be extensively
Dstroni,ed- d-l iirhiy de sN ~ conpimrnt to the
ENrEKPltI- h snd LIBLAALifY IN IL. MANAGEMENT;
aud ls be- bcssed th ia e variety sud chusc Of us
attraction. stands unyaled Every species Of novelty end
w0ads a wodd Iruduces l. 10 b. uad here, while
THE DRAMATIC EN1ERTA NhBHIS
are of the ile,i and anu-ing character This
week they cmhrsce ihai hi. ypstI,oiio U iop Drama
AsDfRsOS TuE pAtRiOr OF SUMTER,
and lat week 81 g. poduoiion lore. hls' tho
BUCnLf OF BrILLIANTs aud CHARLES III SECOND,
every ANrEkNOOS and Nv ENl 80. q, and Il o'clock.
Tne ,sw. Living dels leo 70 be ., all hoars'
r. Lies FhDM PORT SUiiER. TUE OLD NAslINC-
TON FLAG HERR DRiI5dACU. TIE LlOS-TAAiER,
WITH OLD ADAMS : SPERsORNtn0 BEARS, MAMMOlH
BEAR SAMSON BLACK SEA LtON, BEARDED LADY.
LIIPtrsAh OUkEs ALBiND FAMILY. WHAT u ITi
HAPPY FAMILY, MONSTER SNAKES, ~ $50 Cud
osits &c
Admi, I5n only rs CENTS Children under 10. IS ceats.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-27

DLANTS PLANTS.--l0. 900 Verbenas, Petu-
Il ni.. .uchiss. HeIo,ropes Rose GersnIums; Monthly.
Perpetual stfrdaa ko &C. In the very bet Of order.
Ror rece by wiLiAH FITZPATRICK, Florist,
29.lst AID roadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-27
NEW SINGING BOOK for DAY-sCHOOLS

A NEW SINGING BOOK for DAY-sCliOOLS,
~ csl ed the DAY-SCHUOL BELL is ready II con
tsiB pege u choice SOng,, Solos Rould Catches
Duets IOs Quorte.s end Chosus.s Of them written
expressly for this ors beide 81 of The Eieuens OF
se. Iht s the bsi bcok sued ior S5inGIie Aost
eiuies, and Pubic Schools Il u comguec by HORACE
NATER Author of oabD Sc o9 Bella Nos ard z.
which have hsd tie ,se 5000 copies u 70 nouths
Pice in paper 3)c bouud; cloth ooun ssed
fee II the above prices,
noDHser Horace Watels No 4al Broadway NewYork and
for sale by Lppineott Co.. Philadelphia; Brown Tagssrd
Boston c Grier Co, Chicago; Rs, mood Laphan, De
roit Steele, Avery Co, Rochester. Breed bul.I Co.,
Bnrso: Moore Miitqch Keys &C. Cincinnati. = r. Cray,
Aballyi Moore Mine Troy. aad ketls Wools 81 Louia
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-27

EOR THE SUPERIOR ROOFING STATES
Of the EAGLE SLATE COMPANY. apply 2, their ard,
corner OF @thst and 10Th O. UuAN Agent No.27
touthndst.. ~ Y
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-27
MONDAY, MAY 81. 1861
miscellaneous.

E'RlNke PATENT GAS-LlGHT REFLEC-
TORS-The Cheapest and Best Light known. shonll be 10
every store Lbere discount to the trade. Msngscoy 10.
14 Wothft.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-27
60 farmers ard Others.

DUCKEYE PREMIUM MOWER FOR 1861.
ID TIiE ONLY MACHINE WHICH COhlBitfs ALI
TIIF RFQUl9lrFS or A PkRI ECf MOWER rthMthS
xhng 10 avoid disappointment mrs; give their orders tRLf
IN THE SEASON. Circulars With foil description sadt tsu
monisls furnished sppcation forv Ciced BY mall
JOHN Y. ADhlANCE. NsnufsctrrtT aud rfopnetor.
SOLE WAREHOUSE IN NEW YORK, No. les GREEN
ua,r( (oprl llaDdf
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-27

TUsr PUBLISHED:
~ BY ROSS & TOUsEY.
"A MECHANICS MITE TO LIBERTY"
Price Ten Gents.
Sod BY al News Agents
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-27
lJriniing.

E'NAMELED CHAMBER Suites of FUR.
IL NIrURE n B end syes At whoesllc snt retHi
Of rs and apws4d Al.o MATTRESSES aId fAil.IAssEo
WARREN WAHp, No. 2E Cenilst
Four doors east OF BT lsiway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-27
nliiitar1 Notices.

4tteation, Volunteers. NAVAL BRIGADELINC
DIV Eksi those who have enrolled a cir usnes ia
Company r. John a. Merrill requested 70 report 81
Olmp jrOnsides Staten Island they VIII loose tne
prize money. Hurry up, boys, doh't ee; left behind.
First Regiment Grenldier Guards, oomranfis, ta ~, a
Is dli 10th and br0ad"ay 0e Le.
hn's ahiud Roops FRIDAY EVENINGS and No. bls
Broadway MONDAY EVENINGS, at J. O'CLOCK Hien over D
GE0RGE T. GRAVES, Acting MAJOR.
a. HARTuIL, Ch.uBn.
HE.perAaTBEs N Y. BRIIIsn EotuSTEyrs
NEw.YORK. Nsy p, 1861.
The Regiaient Cf New-hOrE British Volunteers
ordered TO parade on oEsDAf he 2hui.st on lAhs
lniouauae ful tendance Is positively relSes,ed
w. r. MCDONALD, Colonel Cornmsning.
Metropolitan Home Guard. - Seventh Ward,
AenuaH .-rhe zens this ward tuesel % meet
At botanic Ia, No. ts East Broadwsy TINS EVENING
tMONDAY Hsy 2} for the purpose Of organ aiion sod
rollneut ii. 4. HEWITT, Chairman.
JOs Z. JARDISE. Secretary.
CHAS. j JONES'
NORMAN FRANCIS, | W. c.-........
j. T. SN0DGRASS, WV" N'-~"''s'0
Jos. L. JARDlNE,