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% Voyage to various ports Ia Europe,
Asia and Africa the ELECTROMAGNETIC first class vessel
with superior accommodations for passengers will be de-
pachcd above about the 10th proximo. touching
the AZORES WESTERN ISLANDS, then proceeding GIB
RALTAR, thence MALTA where Mediterranean Pilots will
be taken thence ATHENS und the GREcIAS IsLASDs;-
thence to CoNsTASTlSoPLE, where the principal part of the
outward will he disposed of thence TESEpos and the
Ruins Of ancient Troy thence to SMYRNA. SCIo, SAMos
RHODES, CYPRUS, TYRE. SiDoN. CAGsAREA and IoPpA
where the vessel Will remain sufficient time 10 enable pnssc
EGYPT, TRlPoLI and SYRACUSE, and if time will permit
aud the desire It, the cruise may he extended
ME>SIsA, S.rLEs, tvITA NECCiIh the seaport OF ROME
thence 10 CORSICA, EtBAs LEGHoRS GENOA, NICE. MAR
SElLES and BARCELONA, touching Tor supplies at TANGIER
and MADEIRA ard linking the Southern passage the At
unc, making II desired, bret stop AT Charleston 3 G.
land passengers and effects. and thence this The
will probably about months during which
time much valuable commercial and other information may
acquired also highly interesting cabinets of curosties
may lie collected Tins pioneer expedition projected Tor
purpose al opening avenues for irude between the Old and
New World, wall doubtless be profit well us of plea
To the all oil whom besides being provided
with erer possible comfort and convenience be found
board OF ship will be allowed take with them the cruise
round certain quantity of saeHbe goods dispose by bar
Ter Or otherwise. which privilege. II properly improved will
probably yield pTOt sufficient nearly
The charge 10 passenger ,ovl.d
sufficient number uet in will not usual
VI gentleman passing the sumner Saratoga nr Mn
Those who wish avail teiseye. this fnvorn-
bic opportunity Tor commercial kHOriedre
and visiting the lloLY LAND. and other places impU
nnce IN the stucnt the man OF pleasure and Of business will
please make carly application the Of the be
employed the voyage will depend measure upon the
number who forward early and passage The
will be select and will be furnished with every posi-
intended 10 be vsted and the most investments
made III return.
For freight or passage apply 10
myll Owls. SAMUEL w. DEWEY, 100 Front ST.
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~ See Lust Page.
Arrived.

~ See Lust Page.
Arrived.
Bark Rochelle Iiuckns 12 dis I'm Havana, sugar. order
Lett p Augusta, Hard. for = Petersburg. dr bark Barring
ton for do next day SHIPS Winnegnnce dc; C9rtova Morse
Bris Sullivan. Waite l9 Is fin Mobile cotton. to 6 Bulk
lev.
schr Otronto reworcy IS Il, I'm ubec, lumber and pas-
ter. Ia Brett X Vose
Smith S. Royn,on.
ehr south Caro!nu Chadwick. Beaufort, NC naval stores
Warning & pra:,
Sch. 1iberus. -, I'm Lubec. plaster.
Below.
Brig George Hull from Charleston. cotton to Buckley
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BLOOMFIELD INSrITUTE.-DAVID 4. FRAME,
d ~ ST. Prlncipal.-A Boarding School Tor boys; Il mile
from y. Y. City and imles north oi Newark: Essex 20 " j.
Terms moderate Circula;S the Book stores oi W. w
Dodd Brick Oh. Chapel Leayltt, IrOw & 60 IA SGNi0n
& Miles 20 Broadway; and J. ;. Taylor lij Nassan->'
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:. COTTON. Auetjoneer.
STOUTENBCRGE * FARR, ausuoneers.
STORE No. - l,aaai sirre;, National Hall.

NloRrGAeE SALEN ~ eel thN DAY ~ 10 O'clock at No
81 Nsf.er -t rs N;ijue thaiis ioTtEaFe Nine PIN
Aey, and Balls. Bilart Tables ana Fixture. Motifs
STOVES. PRO. Ann hsIrs. Tables. So. Sc.
10 BrlLprRs-SrsERIYy' >ALE.-Nl cell Friday. May
i.th at To-, O'Clock. 4 VI the vicinity 81 Seventh ave
nue. and al by order of TIE Sheriff az t ugnt. utle
and interest Constantine p0aohUc. o. bud 10 a=e
quantity Building stone. comprising about go iosc>
I,M JONES. >hcrs.
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NJ Pianos.-For sale, at very moderate prices,
splendid Piano Forte. finished wish all the modern improve
menS and. IN fact, FIST ate article.
myl6 3is F. COTTON. l13 Fulton 81.
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Passengers Arrived.
IN TIC brig SHAirqH. from .NoJae-t;oorse A GaIaghe
Robc!: De Z Bunker and ) IN the eeraEe.
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&c Gso Pnper HanEinss Bo S de-. and }, Fire
William and a. Stone street have hand extensive
OF Paper Haneng Borders and Fire Board Prints.
which they offer Country Merchants and the
mott favorable terms. mills 3ms
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lu Jor,,,y ,s,o o,ono
-'''''''''''''' 80 com on
Railroad q nor cen, ho,ds l., ,n-, ,sio IIIa'S-2
Notes per cent due L., Jnnnnrv isiS toa1
DO. s do due LIST July. ISIS. -. 200
DO. do. due lt July, lSi1.,....... 500
Bonds issued 20 costrIc, cNten road due July l. 1883 10
553
oattG deot..'.... st2.:NS !!
hTss'>'c"' 2l.a3 .
SIS. q
Extra cost Of extension ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000 o.
1,;,-5-,
Proposed to be funded .nce done To- bnd, 5000 90 1000
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II TIC AnnNnI IHeetlnS OF me Society, ehIIlle'I
the New York Institution for the Instruction OF the Deaf and
Dumb will be held Tuesday the 2l Instant, the house
of the Rev. Dr. Minor s. Beekman for the election Of
Officers for the ensuing year. and the transaction of any other
business TINT may properly come before IT,
The Polls will be opened between the hours OF and 5ocock
p VI. Rs orde: of the Board II. L. PEET. Sec'y.
NV YORK. MAY g. 1874. myl3 Iw-
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POLICE OFFICE

LARcENlEs.-Lewis Hobby was arrested for steal
two costs pants and dress. from Peter w. Clayton. No.
l69 Chapel street.
Augustus Martin and Henry Stewart were arrest
ed for stealing large bench from Amon Brockelbank. Nc.
Church street.
Thomas Frederick was committed for stealing
coat from Thomas Charmlcy, No "a Peck slip.
William Johnson was arrested for stealing cam
Die; coat from Isaac a. Blnnnel, 81 Spring st.
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rs INFLAMMATION OF THE BRAIN is known by flushed
countennce ts1e> on ne eyes i j IT,, IT,
sleep wa,chiuncss, headache ucifui anu oei usueSS
cUrb Indian Vegetable Pills are always certain to remove
the body stagnant humors which when oatn. IN the
General circulation 1e of determination rush OF
blood 10 the head pressure the BRAIN, nnd other dread
F tur IN SIX OF said Indian Vegetable Pills taken every
night on going bed. will short Tune not only carr OIL
all that IS opposed health but Will so puniy me blood
that disease such asthma apopeXy burn: OF blood YES
s sSli OF '''ee" any '''''' -'.''NY' - ~ -
doubtful caracer and be particular TO ask for virgins Indian
Offices devoted exclusively the sale of The MEDICINE
,yhoesnle and etnil-No Is Greenwich street. New OK Ne
i fremont street, Boston, aud 69 Race street, Philadelphia
Cc5~ The METALLIC TABLET SrRoP, for keeping Razors
perfect order has been in use for the last q The fol-
lowing certificates are published to show their worth
From General james Tamadce, President OF the American
Institute
Saunders Razor Srop with its four SIDES combines admra
bly, all the requisites sharpen and Ruzo.s with fine and
smooth edge; i ; real comfort TO possess IL
New Yoik, Nov. ISL. JAMES IALLMADGE
From NJ Mlliken Cutler the Royal Navy. Sol Strand
The Metallic Tablet is simple, having the same
effect hone, without using OIL or water ana III
tenth part of the Ate, five years tIiai can fcco
mend II with perfect confidence. NJ hiLL!hiH'
From Professor GIscom and DR.. Valentine Mott
George Saunders lmperul Strop-Ne can nicely .eS'y 10
value The side which he cal the Metallic Tablet IT, Us a'
know thing of his introduction INTO TINS country
appears be excellent convenient substitute Tor none
aud the principle steel does upon 'aoe
knife but with greater noothe and certainty saves The
unpleasant necessity oo and water whet,ng The
other :hree sides of the Sop extremely well finished. Hat
smooth and amos; elastic preserving the from That
roundness Of edge which destroys its keenness
May TO- 1877 VALENTINE Morn.
Broadway. A'' a. ml4 Stsod
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- DR Men as Acoustic OIL-For the cure OF Deaf
nc,s The success tina, has followed the use OF this on ia.
sIcl, heye been advertised yet the public no, satisfied
md the sure of being cured unless they get
the genuine Acoustic Oii from 81 COurIndt st.
CHItonBewarc of counterfeit article advertised ia tins
city for the cure OF Deafness, which Is oil no use.
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~ The Attention Of Gentlemen 5 requested TO the
elegant hight Black Beavers for Spring and Summer fu
nshed by thesubScnber. AAllDON, Fashionable Halter
ml5 2wist Wall street, cor Nassau.
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LADY,s BOOK FOR JUNE

LADY'S BOOK FOR JUNE.
TIVE June number Of Godey Lady. Book IS received also
i GRAHAM's MAGAZINE FOR JUNE. containing elegant
Engravinss Fashion Plates, Music, Terms. So per
mum y single number. subscriptions received ind
the numbers delivered any part this city sent By mail To
any part ot the country.
milo II. *. 5. RAfNOR, 20 Bowery.
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CT J. w. Dodge, trust No. I6a Broome-s street
near RrOndyyny mil 3mls
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H Martin z. Thompson, Architect and Builder.
office No Wall street prepared to furnish Plans and Super
intend the Erection Of Buildings Residence No Eleventh
street doors east Of Bowery where he be seen the
evening. mh9 3mIs
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E-Raymond Il Weeks Splendid Menng-
erie. cor. Sth 81. and Boyvcry.-l'he shor but
ceu visit Of tins and miscellaneous collection of wild
animals likely he cualed by other and more distant
raGemcDt. Tomorrow announced n the last day und the
arrangements suitably mndc all hours und crcum-
of families superuOus gdinonh all who
have no, visited the pavilion OF the qct Herr esbach and
his unconqucrnblc ntIepldty warmly the general IN
md should be witnessed to TALL within the OF hu
crcdulity. NIL
Ics- Eccaieobion-TO THE PUBI.IC.-The propre
ter OF this scientific and amusing Exhibition extremely grne
n for the unprecedented patronage received NJ the hands OF
discriminating and liberal public. proposes Of contrb
TO the Charitable Societies oil the City. and will
commence hy uppopratinG the receipts OF Friday. the
Eth inst 70 the Society for the support OF Aged and INDECENT
to conIbuo Will have the goodness TO call ut the
Exhibition Hall clock Friday evening and the
receipts. Editors favorable 10 this Charity will please
ml5 cis-
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TONES saRsAPARILLA CANDY-Each Is cent pack
j are Containing Of the medicinal properties o. me
sold 81 81 Chatham 81. and 30 Broadway. mil In
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ncs-C ,rr1oy-The genuine Magical Pain Extractor to b
had only remember, only at y Courtlandi 81.
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OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY.

Our Portrait Gallery of American Authors feature
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we have secured al the best IrrS Of dGy who come ap
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we need tell readers that these nineteen-twene,
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y M, ~ AbT 3 vc \ ~ 80 III .nV - ~
~,ld public Auction. on Wednesday. 5th Jmre. 49,.
X Z clock. 'le Merchants Exchange ANTHONY J.
m EFCkE9 4 CO. Agt5 oueen. By eusr of the sSecn-
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l- l. l. ntey occp e, hy Il. carter. deceased and o'nefy
r o>eoh Shotyseil ESQ the LINDEN HiLE FARM
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EVERY LAWYER, AND EVERY SCHOOL. TEACH
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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
"A Year, pin Advance..n
YoR the TERMS IN DETAIL. SEE FIRST FACE.
British Capital Coming to
the SuccOr Of Free Trade,

The movement, made by the heavy mer.
camille and manufacturing interest in Great
Britain, to disseminate the doctrines Of Free
Trade, throughout the world, and especial.
'ly the United States. by means Of private
associations. has already attracted much at
tention on this side. Mr. Duncan, Of Lou.
isiana, in speech delivered at Lowell. Sep.
TENDER 2lst, represents himself to have
been present at Manchester, at this identi-
cal meeting and there heard tho report OF
the committee 10 collect funds. We copy
the names of the principal donors. with
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24
Correct idea.

The Hen JonN BELL, the gifted and de.
servedly favorite son Of Tennessee, in a
recent speech delivered at Memphis, de-
ciafed that "the loco foco party was par
~ OF but One idea, and that was the Ac.
qs's't'o" Of Po'oer. and the enjoyment of
it's spoils and other attendant conseouen.
ces; and that this one idea governed, CON
trolled and guided all its movements. and
was in fact. the essential spirit of its be
ing"
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

that Markle is elected. Wha,eve, ~.
be the resul. now, we think lhe S,s,.
will go for Clay next month. I, ~
di,ion to The above cheering ne ", M.
is said to be good prospec, q,
Wing Legislature. tits reported IT,
c. J. Ingersoll is defeated. "a'
NEW JERSEY.
This noble little State, no,wi,b,,,
ing the great influence and unmanl. !.
forts of Capt. S,ockton-,he emnIo "
ment Of the New York Sub,srrans..
and other rascally loco appliances-.s.''
gone RICH. side up for The whio. I I.'
giving a larger wing majority e, Or, 'b. y
Governor than they ever gave bei" ,.'
They have swept every Thing b.t"..
them and gained a most splend;d =;
tory. All know that the loco. claim
New Jersey by large majority.
DELAWARE.
The locos claim this little S,,,. b.,
they do it without right. The l. ~.
election was not considered imDo, a..
and it was understood BY bo,h o,,'
lies that the lines would not be dr..
With this understanding prea, nnm ~
Der Of the wings attended the Phil.
delphia meeting and were absen, :,
the lime Of the election. The Io.os
took advantage of this circum,,,ns.
and rallied their forces. BY so doi.s
they gained victory in one Of ,bs
counties (Sussex) and now plorv =
their shame. Notwithstanding ali hi.
the Wings have clear majori.y. vh;.S
every man can see will be svell.d !,
the Presidential election.
CONNECTICUT.
The town elections in this S,.,.
show large gain for the wings which
it is said, will insure a maiori,y or
5000 for Clay. This State ha, alan
been claimed by the locos a. their own
And next comes
ARKANSAS.
Which our friends never exoer,.s
would wheel into the Wing line
News from there states that Ark,nu,
has elected DR. GIBSON, the Whie can.
dida,e for Governor.
We close our brief end RUNNING a.
coun. of these glorious Wing achieve.
ments, by telling our friends that evan
| TEXAS
Has gone as the wings would have hu
go. The locos have abou, given 10
that they have any other principle ,h,a
annexation, at least they proclaim no
other uniformly. and now that Tera
has gone agains. and repudis.ed ,hn
principle, by electing JONES The sr,i.
annexation candidate over BuRLR,ox
the annexation candidats for the Prsi.
dercy, how can we do otherwise than
claim the late election in Texas u !
Wing Victory?
If all the above glorious news don,
send thrill Of sympaihelic Joy through
the heart Of every true wing, then d
:, we not know what wing hears arr
, made of. 1t will. i. must do this. The
, surety !. affords tina! Henry CLAY will
be our next President and .ha. the
blasting influence Of Loco Focoism
will soon be annhila,ed is enough 10
; cause every Wing to leap for joy. But
the poor Locos,
Oh where, tell us where, have IN. loco
focos gone.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

&C., &C. amounting to ElO0,000
Here then is nearly half million OF dol
lars, embodied in one report, and raised for
the avowed purpose Of bride and subsidy,
to delude every other nation out their own
into an ignominious vassalage to the haugh-
~ aristocracy OF their immense manufac-
turing power. Initiating in this. the ex-
ample Of their own government which has
s,lanad mn limit nrnn ito lust Of dominion,
willis there il wbirling spindle or q flying
shuttle beyond tho ocean that washes her
coasts. the gold Of her capitalists must be
told out with m unstinfed count, to Grip
pie their efforts. Gold accumulated by tho
very same line Of policy which aha i ~t'sv'
ing TO break down the world over. It is
not sufficient that her vast colonial posses
sions, are made tributaries to her market
by the fast shackles of her Legislation, if
bale Of. cottons or case Of woolens can be
bought three hundred miles from Man
chester and Leeds, the Unsuitable appctites
Of her monopolists must hunger for profits,
which have not been added to the sum total
Of their own dividends. Under the benign
protection of our several Tariff acts, we
have pushed our rivalry to point, which
makes renewed exertions, absolutely indis-
pensible to maintain their supremacy
with packages Of our fabrics challenging
competition with their own products, at
Constantinople and Canton, the Hanseat-
&c Towns and St Petersburg. we mny safe
" infer that the United States is to be an
important field Of enterprise, for the dis.
,bursement Of this corrupting fund. Citi-
sens,of our territory, are 10 be pensioned
and paid for eating into the vitals of our
national prosperity in guineas stamped with
the efigies Of the house of Brunswick.
It is fortunate for the friends of the coun
try, that they understand the extent of the
danger. It is not on our own soil only that
we are to look for the leagues Of Free
Trade, the weapons Of the warfare are to
BE- furnished from foreign resources. The
spurious statements put out, the false doc
strine circl. lated. is to be set up in type nd
pressed upon PAPER by men who have traf
licked their birtEright of freei thought for
the paltry pottage of l,oreign hires
Laborers ofthe United States-Freemen
Shall an inheritance boug.'t with blood
and built upby sacrifices be bas~ly battered
for the golden chains Of commerc,>l servi'
tude. VIII you become the guilty ac>' om-
plices Of this insiduous scheme of prostra
Ton to our great interests. and tamely be
made the cringng feudatories of an over.
British oligarchy7 Answer at
the polls.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

WIN. L. TooLE, Esq, will accep.
our thanks for forw arding to this office
. packsee of Convention Documents.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24


letter of our Correspondent. from Iowa
City is quite interesting. Ths Demo.
eracy is far from being unit on tho
subject Of Corporations. and we are
glad of it. IF the Convention canno.
be more liberal in granting Covpons
powers than their action would seem
to indicate them to be-, they had better
adjourn. The idea of individual ns
possibility is ridiculous; it win shut
on. all enterprise and make the future
State of iowa the playshing and slave
OF Corporations in other states. The
members Of the Convention should aim
at promoting the interests of the people
on the largest scale, by holding out 10.
ducements for the introduction Of capi'
tai, instead Of insisting upon the warp
ing in of their own individual notions
and making them part of the frame
work OF the Constitution. Let them
look at the most prosperous comnunl.
ties in the land and see how they DO.
came so and pattern after them, and
posserity will venera,e and perpetus'e
their acts. We are obliged to crowd
out our review of the reports OF The
Committees on the judiciary and Cor
porations this week. The doings thus
lar indicate that the Xxx will frame -
Constitution which the people them
selves will be very likely to reject.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

The Wings in Nashville gained =
splendid victory a. their late city elec.
lon. An election was recently hs.o
Tor magistrate in Columbia, Mr. J. a.
Folks home. Party lines were dTses
and the Wings had . large mJorisy.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

What will the .4bolitionists seys'
bout the Candidate for tsOo cdies'9-
James 6. Birnsy has accepted the no.
mination of the loco focos Of Saginaw
county, Michigan, as a candidate 10 re-
present them in the next Legisls'ars'
Has ne Withdrawn his claims 10 We
Presidency, and forsaken the Abolition
party! Or is this ruse of the locos 20
coax the abolitionists to vote for Pol.
and Dallas! The State and Presidential
elections both take place on the A'n
prox.; will Mr. B. run for both offices
on the same day? If he does. ws-shal'
begin to think he's an Office seeker.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

n,1 - icoses only 2,723
to be gained in the thirteen counties vet TO
De heard from, to tie the vote cast for Por.
ter in I84l
II these counties give anything like
corresponding gain to the wings the
others have, dcne. then we may hope
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-08
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

E PHELPS, has on hand choice col. A lection of Violins from $4,5O to S25. One of the last Breton Violins remaining un. sold in the country is among them-the death of Breton and the limited supply ren. ders his instruments more and more valua- ble.-Also.
 BEST COCOA FLUTES.
 with and without Iuory Tops, full silver trim mings and silver bound, their strength and quality of tone will recommend them stuff. ciently. Fine Boxwood Flies for 62 l.2 cents. Violincello and Violin Bows, and Strings, Bridges, 11ail-boartis, Resin, sc. &c.
 Itneed only be said in recommendation of the above articles that they are from the manufactory of eg
 J. FIRTH & HALL. 'fa
 Any information that may be desired articles in this line furnished at any time, and any kind of Instruments furnished promptly to order at the manutacturers'y very lowest prices.
 One door West of the Congregational Church. 26