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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08

EORlRkBS MONKOk, Marcn y ~
Rear Admiral Porter arrived here yestsrdV
af,erpoon in United States gunboat and proceeded -
Washington.
The schooner Spruy. loaded with coal. and ossA -
Mooshead City. n. c.. was wrecked few days hAcse
Cape Lookout Shoals The captain and GROW s0s.
tho .ua boat and were picked up BY .as United Stes
rrnbont Rhode Island in a nearly fanished ossdAEasA
having remained 10 hours IN the boat without anyna'
to eat
salute as sred here to-day In honor Of ~ iasso~
ration Of Pre- siaent Lincoln,
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NORTH WESTERN FArR-Mrs. Hoge and Mrs.
Liverorc who aro well known for their efforts in be.
half Of The soldiers will address the ladies OF New York
of Cooper Union, Room No. e. this afternoon at Q
O'Clock They will give account OF the preparations
Tor tic great fair at Oh icngo In june.
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Tie Capture Of Gcergesew.--Om,in
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March :. ls65

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March !, leoo
The Navy Department has received an official
repor, from Admiral Ddgrccn Of our possession Of
Georsctsxn s. C.. The report is dated Georgetown.
s. G.. Feb IS Fiag ship Harvest Moon. In which he
says,
Under date Of Goth, spprised the Department that
the naval forces uuder my command had taken posses
sion Of Soou ss the occupation VI Charles
ton cft my thoughts and means AT liberty. gave MY
attention TO tL poia' ey TO be tho preferable com
muncatioR for General Sherman IN case such became
desirable before entering NoSth Carolina
Accordingly soon began 10 collect suitable force
from this station.
The McDononyh Geranium and two launches. were
ordered Into the Saneo river being the only vessels OF
the class OF vessels which can pass the bar OF the river
On the e2d the Pawneo was ordered to 0eorsseewn.
battalion. the object being TO press up tho Ssntse
with this body Of men. take the road to Georgetown
that rayerses the rear OF the Rebel works and ssa!
H. while the vessels attacked the 'front.' The Infantry
was 10 be- under the command OF Commander S!snly.
assisted by Lieut. Commander Williams.
On the 33d Of February. tho Pawnee crossed the par
And Joined tho Mngoe and kpso ~n,u, TPSn sS an
Mingoe steamed up the bay and took possession.
Inc marines we're landed. aud the municipal authoti'
ie rendered their submission to the Government VI the
The battery mounted fifteen guns.
xdmirai Dnhlrren calls the special attention OF tho
department to Lent stoadafd 81 m, HSv mar Command
of ho force of marines that has been eoeceo
a,rthcr for some time. He did good service Ia we
eld with the marines Of tho feet brigade q hifus
Commander stswsgen Of the sleop Panama In bis re-
ian, G,esse of The u s. Marine Corps to occupy the
for, He also ssys, II have directed commander
Creighton to proceed carefully up Black 1 kysr and
msnder Henry and Hnsigp GLASS. prepared to opsa
Communication By the army code Of Signals with Gen
sherman. who 10 said 70 BE- some - mios on"
xduirsl Dahigrss has issued an order for the main.
OF the authority Of the United States In Seorge
town. He rst says. Confortnaoy 70 the l.ws o. tho
United States slavery no Longer s1S rAo ,S ss
become foemen, VIZ In future enjoy tbs fruits Of their
own Labor" s,.n.,,..,,n A. On. nam
,nr. ~ SlcSt .Sa rrunsrs Desrprise MonSdaosk and
othsrs IN Charlsstos harbor on feb. Ia .
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MISS DICEISsoN's LECTURE, TO be delivered
at the Cooper Institute Friday evening has ccunec
ton with party politics. The World after Its recent de-
livery in Brooklyn. pronounced 1t "a noble, earnest
and eloquent plea in behalf Of labor for women"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08

WEST Troy ELEUTIOS.-The Democrats made
pretty clean sweep in the West Troy village election
on Thursday. Our Union friends nnifescd but little
interest In the contest and suffered 1t to go BY default
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sh.rwop. Advance 0. Moth CareIins

PmlAD1rurA Tuesday March 7. 1865.
The Bulletin has the following special dis
WASHINGTON. March 7. 1868.
A letter Just received here from Wilmington, ~ o.
announces the reception Of Trustworthy advices tnefe
that Gen Sberman's advance entered North carolina
over two weeks ago lilo himself was at Camden. SC.
ON the 2sth Of February.
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To Corrcspoudcnes.

Ne notice can be taken OF AnonyrncuS
Nhsteveris intended for inse.tion must ue aI' o.
Nv the and address Of the wnieI-hot sVoS'a'4' ~
publication. but a guaranty for ms Eoou AT an, !.
Al business letters for this otbce shonid W auo4
TKsrNR," kew-lork. .,..,,.,.
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puu.ApELPHrA, Tuesday. March =. l0A
w n J.ri treasurer of the Walnut st. T0eo~
49,. s,sd ,h,s m.rnnr. He was well known toHle ~
.sr;csi nroiession over the whole country Ym@
%s was agent II RsnyaIa's parsrama, ana fAe9'
Evvntinn Hall London.
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vv,....,, state O~uvsusaesA

81 LoUlA Tuesday. MavNh 2. 1885.
The State Convention yesterday declared the
ssat Of Thomas b. Harris Of Galloway sCouniY yaoant
on The grouad q biz dislol<Y
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80 TIE ASSASSINATION STORY.

The report that man named Ihomas
Clemens had marured lis plans for the assassination OF
the President on Inauguration day had its origin IN the
following facts; Clemens aud another person came
from Alexandria ON Saturday. They were both e1'
lemely disorderly. and seemed to have been drinking
freely. Clemens In particular was very abusive De
said using gross snd proiane language that he came
here to lii the President; that be was late by about
one half hour and that lis Savior would never forgive
him for falling 10 do that he would do IL that hen
namely the 5th Of March, ard that be came expressly
TO do H. and he would do II before he len town he
furthermore said that tho Government robbed him OF
&c ,tain ann Of money This il the substance OF IN
affidavit Clemens has been turned over from the MIL
nry TO the civil authorities and has been committed 10
II for trial by the court
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m. Tribune I'm London.

STEVENS BROTHERS. tAmerican Agents t% ~, ~ n
i-Henrietta a Cssent Garees W CD are AEs iVi VIC
fHr TRfR;SNE They viii slfo receive sV~'ssHliosi and
Am
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SECOND DISPATCH.
FORTRESS MoSgoE. Va. March

FoRIgRss MoSgoI. Va. March 4. 1865
The steamer Cumberland arrived here this
morning from wilmin gton. NJ c. which place she len
on the I'D inst With about -four hundred OF our released
prisoners taken by our forces at the capture Of
Wilmington.
1t appears. by the advices brought BY the Cumber'
.rd ,hst there Is no truth in the reported arrival OF
portion oi "'"' forces at Wilmington. or
even that junction has been effected with Gea. Soho
neids Army.
Gen schofeld with part Of Lis arrcy had advanced
about ten miles out from Wilmington and met withfre
qucn. resistance from rrowng bands Of guerrias and
small detachrnens of the enemy who appeared to be
ever on the aler, to pick M srnggers belonging to his
omnand The Rebels were also actively endeavorins
10 cu. of the supplies which lon Wilmington under
strong guard for the use OF his troops.
Nothing Of the movements Of Gen. Sherman was
known in Wilmington. though 1t Was anticipated that
Gen. Terry would resume active movements in aid
Of the campaign In North Carolina
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Terms Of the Tribune.

Terms Of The Tribune.
DAILY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers, $1,000
copy, year-3ll numbers.
sEMl.wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
I copy, yesr-lOi numbers ....---..' Sl'oo
2 copies, do...--: .-..-.-.-.-.--.-...' oVo
6 copies, or over, for each copy........ 800
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
1 copy, year-52 numbers, .......... $3.50
Clubs Of FIVE or over, 81 per copy, and
an extra copy for every Club of ten.
Adde'S. THE TRIBUNE, NewYOrk
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FROM Warrington.
Special Ntspstch to The NJ. Y. Tribune.
WAsnNoToN. Tuesday March 7. 1865

Special l'spstch to The N. y Tribuns
WARRINGTON. Tuesday. March 7. 1865
EARLY not. CAPTURED.
It is reported from Hancock's headquarters
At Winchester, that Sheridan has defeated Early and
scattered lis army. The reported capture Of Early ID
not confirmed.
SHERMAN AND sCnoFIRD UNITED.
Gen. Grant credits the report that Sherman
and Schofed have united their forces at Fayetteville
CONFIRMATION OF M'CULLOCH.
The Hon. Hugh McCulloch was to-day con.
frmed by the Senate es Secretary Of the Treasury.
HIS POLICY.
The policy Of the new Secretary will be 70
contract rather than expand the currency. Like his
predecessors however, he will be governed BY the re-
ception the National Government Loans meet with.
With the balance sheet against him. the deficiency
must DO supplied By loans or Reissues
ADMIRAL PORTER IN WASHINGTON.
Admiral Porter has arrived from Wilmington,
and remains here to testify before the COMMITTEES on the
Cmanct Of tbe War. On the Red River Expedition and
Fort Fisher.
THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR.
The Governors Of nine States have united in
petition to the President FOR the appointment Of Judge
Edmunds as Secretary OF the Interior.
DELAYED KxCURsIoNISys
Considerable numbers Of inaugural ezcur-
sonsts are bockaed here BY TIE ice gorge In the BUS
quehanna
EXCHANGED PRISONERS
Large numbers of Union prisoners from tho
Wilmington exchange are daily arriving at Annapolis
their wretchcdncss sadly augmented BY the sempe'tu
ous seas Of the past week.
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man.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
SALES AT AUCTION.

IA UcTIos WORCESTERSHIRE AND PERENPToRY
IN sale OF
Magnificent second hand HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORFE
, s RICH PARIOR FURNITURE
VELVET, bht sSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
- ronx, PAINTINGS, WORKS OF ART, VASES, &c
June ~ az u O'Clock precisely private
nues, consistingof
r, fAkLoR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut Parlor
covered In rich French satin brocate and reps Turkish
psy Snairs and Lounges to match rosewood Centre and
& tables Etageres Corner and Book stands;
hy bronze Clock rich China and Paran Vases Paror ora
nenE elegant Brocatel Curtains, fine collection
lers s'~''es' --'sS N
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE STOOL AND
COVER, COST $3.50,
an elegant instrument with round corners oeauufully
carved legs and all improvements over
strung bass full iron plate French action fu seven octave
ssewocd and mahogany Bedsteads bureaus Washstands
Spring and Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea Tables Ey
tension Tables Glass Silver Ware, Table Cutlery
&c Sale positive Deposit required.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

IIENRY ID. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
IL Nassau street opposite the Post once. MINER a
SOMERvTfLE will sell auction Tuesday, June 13 At
o cccck at their saesroom 81 Nassau street. Household
Furniture, comprising rosewood Parlor suit In
rosewood Bookcases and Secretaries carved black walnut
Bufets black walnut ExenAon Tables and Library Tables
eusmced Cottage Suits mahogany Sofas and Lounges Bed
Mattresses Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
Mating. Crockery and GLASS Ware, Kitchen Utensils. &c
which are by the most fsvore well known city makers
IIENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER. II. LEEDS 4
III MINER will se by auction, Wednesday, June H. At
eleven O'Clock, at their Gallery No % Liberty street.
ENGRAvINGs.-.An invoice Of unframed and valuable
Engavng comprising In all about lots among which
may be- found fine line colored plain Engravngs PROOF
before letters Of interesting and varied subjects.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

IT D. ENKINs, AUCTIoNEER-w r BOYD WILL
81 sell this day, at 2P. NJ, Broadway near Thirty
ssrh s.TeeL SaaauJ " psG and ascoad hasa s1a'gEs
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
A a. BURNHAM, AUCTIONEER.
n. $4,000 WORTH OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND WORKS OF ART

this the elegant residence No a West
Sixteenth between Fifth and Sixth
ing IL O'Clock. Drawing Furniture covered with
French brocatel richest descrpon rosewood Etageres
lined with satin wood; Bookcase Pier Mante Mirrors
Centre Tables Cabinets Encognures Velvet
Carpes superb Lace Curtains bronze and ormulu Chan
Turkish Easy Chairs, Lounges Paintings by eminent
ass artistic bronze Statuary antique Reception Chairs,
magnificent octave rosewood Panofoe
ment offered auction this Stool Cover Canterbury
Extension Table Arm Chairs elegant Crystals ruby
Glassware silver savers Castors Tureens, Dinner Tea
mt Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads Wardobes, Armoire
Gace Commodes suite style Louis XIV Hair Spring Mat
resses Sheets Counerpares Basement Kitchen Furniture
n B-Pares wishing attend this sale take Fifth avenue
stages or Sixth avenue leaving Sixteenth
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
r. EORGE COOK, AuCTIoNEER sn,u
ELEGANT H9gsEH0LD FURNITURE,

stock of fne Household Furniture, all the
usual varietes seonsanty hand reasonable prices
Call and examne
. HENRY D. MINER, AuCT1ONEER, sALESROOM 81
IL Nnssnu street. opposite the Post 0incc.-MlNER
soMERyILLE viii sell Il auction Tuesday June IS at II
O'Clock, IN front Of their sacsroon 81 Nassau street. bay
Mare ie hnnds high years old, sound and kind in all
harness ar,yer perfecty free and vcry stylish
Fot In 2bO single Harness. city make nearly
three quarter seat Buggy, made order aud excellent
condition.
Also,
dark brown coupe Horse, old lSiL hands birb
sound and perfectly gentle very Tree and yey
stylish, and sold only for want Of use.
three Rcckawsysone with extension top coupe and
city makers. To be sold without reserve. - ~
ALSO, ON FRIDAY JUNE l6
thoroughbred Kentucky sorre Stallion Is hands high
years old stylish, well broken 70 single double
ness; very elegant Saddle Horse Tor lady; and
Queens stable, Washington street. Hilary street
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
DRY GOODS.

GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
N New Bonnets Bloomers and Hats-Ready TO- day, lines
Of ladies' Split straw Bonnets at 75c, 81 81 rs 81
~ 50 and So Another lne beautifully clear, at IS So -
and s. well worthy inspection Also Gray Hair Bonnes
ST. and g. Over loo fancy Hair Bonnets at &c., 75c
and 81 each B0nnets in endless variety, from
ten dollars The stock Of Boomers repee with novelties
OF every description which attention is invited. 1t
braces every shape and braid from low finest quality The
largest stock Of the season to select from.
EDWARD RIDLEY,
81 and 81 ~ Grand and 66 Allen street.
Fifth block east from the BowarY.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

NOR sALE-oNE LIaHT SHIFTING Cr.RArHER, TOP
Wagon. built by Miner Stevens, aud but itts uaed
also No Top, but by BcardseY IN good orjcr Osi,
..s..:. !, J. y, II % s.;-t 5easr
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
EDWARD SCHENCK. AUCTIONEER.
~ Saiesroom No 90 Liberty street
EXECUTORS SALE or ELEGANT

SPAN OF HORSES CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
BY ED SCHENCK, Wednesday, June H. ut 81 o'clock
H. At Ciesrys stable 10 East Eighteenth street between
Broadway and Firth avenue elegant OF soel blood
Mares hands, old; rot In minutes together
perfectly sound kind and gentle and very ylsh Also
elegant Wagon with pos and shafts built by God
double Harness. built order BY punscombe; also elegant
single Harness. Saddle and Bride Blankets Sheets
Ac made by Gibson To be sold by order Of the executors
10 close the estate Of the hate Robert Diederich, Esq
T. N. cARyALHo. AucTioNEER, NO % LIBERTY
800 Fire Crackers, damaged; ~ kegs White Lead,
1000 Domestic Cigars assorted $50 cases Cret Wine, 50
bls maeable Irvn 100 gross Table Cutlcry also Invoices
Notions, Fancy Goods, &c.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

ITO MTLIINERS AND COUNTRY sTOREKEEPERS-
Examine the stock OF Millinery and Straw Goods at the
Grand street Cheap Store you'll lind 1t to advantage
a. we cut lengths cheaper than down town o6bers sell whole
pieces We sell cartoons Of ribbons and auction lots undv
ded cost price, showing the btu and add i've cent
mission. EDWARD RIDLEY,
Sll and 3llX Grand and 66 Allen streets,
1fth block east from Bowery.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-14
New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK. Jaa. ID.
Current prices FOR the week a. a; ma
kets are:
Beef Cattle-First quality. s,sY SO
fair TO good, Sl5Qe Is; comnlon, Si1Gl2: in
ferior, Sl0Ml0 80.
Cows and Calves-First quality. S60Gg15:
ordinary, $451 So; common, k}50Li5 ME
rior. $30G35.
Veal Calves-F;-st quality, Si2l a IS. or
binary, SilGi2 common. $lOMii; ln.s-
rior, 80 5O@ To-.
Sheep and Lambs-Extras s. 51(gii 50per
head prime. $7tna; ordinary, = 53ca6 50
common Is so. inferior "a 20.
Swine-Heavy corn fed, b %. -. III iie
light and medium, i3tGl3.c. -til. led. Is
@l3.
Market Tor beefea;t.e -aM.,ic s very II, ! q
the same as last week. The supply was
rather light. but TIA quality q the ote--
ings was pretty poor.
Sheep ant. Lambs We're 10 good demand
all through the week, and prices favored
the seller. al kinds realizing higher .lg-
ures, as quoted above.
Hogs sod pretty freeiv a OF. revised
quotations.
Total receipts OF stock at al the gard. sov
this week aud last week ware SIS .oi.owe:
Deeves. 5,0ij: COWS. -: veal CAVES, oae:
sheep anu lambs |, 1913: swine. l2,.li.
Total, last week, De.ves, s Al, Cowa. i9i;
veal calves, $50; sheep AMI .a.Abs IS:
swine e. G5f
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THE CITY.

HARp CAsE.-Three years ago Mrs.
/ ,.Ia. Of this city, gave her two sous to the
..rnt-v. They. enlisted in the Nth Regu'
~ nnder Capt. Newman and went to the
r.S, One of them fell il the great battle
IT, y A,..ae&aua. The widowed mother was
>-.,y afflicted. But she had one son left.
Nv. other day she received a letter from q
~,.nion in arms, saving that her only
.rsining son, Daniel W. Fales, captured
.,coId Harbor aud = prisoner at Mellen
a. died Of starvation and exposure Sept.
o-murdered by the rebel barharians. 4
POLICE IrEMs.-Chas,es Rsemer, VINO
attempted Saturday night 10 shoot his wife,
-. examined before Justice Wilcox yes
..,dsy. and ordered 20 give sureties In inc
,u.. Of five hundred dollars to appear W.
A.. tho District court and answer 10 tue
.sa-re of assault with intent to cotnni'
,,rrder. His examination disclosed me
WA. shameful abuse an his part toward
=. v;se for some time past. and II justice
). done him be Will get ca with no very
light punishment.
The omnibus drivers who had The scrin-
usgs Saturday were missing yesterday
NOON search being made for them by the
oaice.S.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Coughs and COlds.-Sudoa en- Changes OF c,..
mate are sources Of Pulmonary. Bronchial snd
Astdmaslc affections E1per ience having pro-
we'd that simple remedies often &C. speedily and
certainly when taken in tne early stages OF the
disease. recourse should at once DE Lad 10
Browns Bronchial Troches o. Lozen.es Few
are aware ofthe ml,ortance OF checking a cough,
or ''commo cold, Ia its drs. stage. That va.cn
In the beginning would yield to a mid remedy,
II neglected. soou stacks the Langs. Brown
bronchial Troches,' or Cough Lozenges. allay r.
ritation which induces coughing. hay.nga DI.
RECT influence on the affected parts. AZ :here
are limitations We sure TO OBTAIN the y.n,anc,
Sold By al Dealers IN Medicines at s. cents per
box. ,ani-dAwim
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A0c New ASfnsAVf ~ 0HWe OIUTes
McConnei's New Leather and Shoe Store is on
Main street. south of Jefferson. thee doors from
the State Bank.
If you wan: to &c. the hes. Sole Leather Har.
ness or 6kirting. Go To MCCONNELI.S.
II you want an extra quality OF Upper Lea
Their. Kip or Calf Skins OF any kind.
Go to MCCONNELI.S.
If you want Innings, Topings. Bindings noe
Nails or Threads of the best quality.
Go TO McCONNELL's.
If you want any kind OF Shoe maker Tools,
no matter Of what description.
Go to McCONSEIL's
If you want a pair Of Custom Made 3 Dots 70.
Men or Boys. superior TO any ever sod in tais
city. Go 70 NcCONNELL'S.
If a lady wants the best kind OF Calf Boots or
Shoes to suit the season she will get them
AZ MgCONNELL'S.
If you want prepa ration TIA: VIII make
your Boots and Shoes soft and pl.ahle 20 your
ieet, and perfectly waterproof,
McCoNNELI1s
Is the only place 70 get Il,
In fact, whatever you may wan. il the line Of
Leather, Shoes, or materia. used by shoe max
ers, your best chance TO get them VIII lie
~ McCOEEElI.S
All orders hy mail or from q distance. accoc,-
panied o. the CASH, viii receive prompt and
careful attention.
We hope on. friends VIZ give MACK sens TIL
nj orders. IieeG r.s
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pURG, JOY l. co.
- John 3URG, K. JOY. JOHN HMrZLER.
BURLINGTON Agricultural Works,

Having enlarged and otherwise greatly IN
proved our Factory. We are now turning out
from eight to ten wagons 10 where we formerly
made one and we want customers for them &C.
cordingly. We have also greatly improved our
Stirring Flows. We ask every farmer to try one
We warrant OUR Flows. 90 no one will run any
risk In giving them trial. We have ali varfe-
for those Bugxy Corn Cultivatcrs, such a. Wa
put up LAST year and which gave such general
satisfaction. We are making q limited nrImher
aud those wanting them will do well to send il
their orders early. The advantages Of this Cul.
tivatOr are:
Firs.-Tae plowman can ride and pow With
out Labor.
Secondary person who can drive q team
can manage 1t.
Third-.It does the labor OF two men.
FOurth-It IL used for blowing IN spring vhea.
and oats and - preferable 10 the harrow
Fu1h-It y 20 simple and cheap for the la.,os
1t performs
money.
Seyenth-Every farmer can have IL. must
ian -i1.dAWtf
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE

Flour-Steady, du.. and follower. $loalo
= extra State; Shall Is r. II. O.; I'll 2oa
II trade braCds-market closing dull.
Whiss ey-Irregular and unsettled; west
err ~ 25a$2 26t; closing very firm. with 40
sellers below 81 26.a2 q. 500 bbls deliver
able within 80 days at g. 80.
WheHt-Dull and nominal and &c lowar.
Kye-Steady 1t 81 - for western.
Corn-tl 90.
Oats-Sl Osal osa for Western
WOoi-Quiet.
COtfee-SteAdy.
Sugar-Quiet; MuscOy ado 2Oa22>
Molasses-Dull.
PetrOleum-Quiet and firm, a. 5ia53c re-
d4ed in bond a2aa3c refined free.
Pork-In fair demand; sales aince our
last of $50 bbls at 80 81 sa4S new mess; SAL.
Isaac for '534 mess, cash and regular way;
closing at $42 S7s cash; "a 25a4 IS prime,
and aN so prime mess. Also. 2, 500 Db!s
new mess, January, February and March,
buyers and sellers option, at S43 5Oa4i.
Beef-Steady, and IN tair demand. a.
about previous prices.
Beef Hams-Quiet at 26aZ7c
Cut Meats-In moderate demand. at lila
ISsc shoulders, and l9r2ic hams. Comber-
land Gu. sides Gle.
Dressed Hogs-Steady at l-at-,c.
Lard-Quiet at 20a2ic: the alter price al
extreme,
Butter-No change.
Money-Active and arm III oer cent.
Sterling Exchange--DEi1a at ii Wsai 0as.
Gold-U nsettled and lower; opening ut
~ Il, declining to s. l6s, advancing TO ~
las. and Closing at 81 Iss.
Government S,oehs-Active aad siriner.
S;ocks-Duli: Gold 2lss: L S 81, ls. coup
ll24; L S SIS $50 coup l0es; L 5 1910 coup
1921: Q 6 NJ 3ls; Marirosa ia: Quicksilver
-; Central 1!5s; Erie S2s; do p;d %, Hudson
!OSt; Beading Ia: NJ G l0az: NJ S AS: G
l24t: Pittsburg 93t: n w 37s. do p.d 81. To-
ledo l05:; r lo-: Wayne as.