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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19
Juvenile Singing School.-Mr

ROBBINS proposes TO give instruction
to Juvenile class. 10 commence on
Saturday next, at 3 o'clock, p. NJ, Al
the Congregational church. Mr. r.
teaches upon the system of the mos
eminent musical instructors, and nc
paren. should omit so favorable al Cd.
portuniiy Of giving their children the
benefit of All education in this most de.
srable accomplishment. His terms
are fifty cents each scholar for The en-.
IRE course. All children from FIVE, 10
fifteen wears are included
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A Jury was impanneled last Thur

A Jury was impanneled last Thurs
day evening. to set in judgment upor
the case of Major Lauman,. charged
with possessing the bes. ar.i Gle of CT
CARS. north Of St Louis. After a pa
ten. examination of the evidences pro
duced, the inquest returned verdic
Of gully. but in consideration tina. it
was the Majors first offence the finding
contained reco mmendation to The mer
cy of the Court. The Judge. salary
500 per annum) after inhaling the arc
ma Of another Regalia, sentenced him
to defray the costs Of prosecution. in
kind; on payment Of which he was dis.
charged from custody.
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TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE was !


TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE was re.
ceivei last Saturday evening Il has
the usual prol.xI.y Of the Miier Execu.
1--WE documents from tie same source.
Its length Is It's oni> dis,incuVe feature.
II Is endutsble DULY from the interest.
ing fact that it Is me last al tie series
We shall publish an abstract oi its con.
tents on the outside Of the mex, number.
Gen. Semple has been elected to The
u. 5. Senate from Illinois 10 gill the
vacancy "ccasloned by The death Of the
Hon. Samuel NoRobsrss.
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Entirely New.
decl3--3t

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS now opening, and NJ,
4 his arrangements nearly com2Icteia
The corner Vi Third aud jefferson .s,s q,
posite the large new Hotol, 2la Psei:gn
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ARlSI" shall appsaf ia our next.
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The New York herald., 1844-11-29
QUOTATIONS FoR SPECIE.


Il will be observed that have increased our quota
for foreign bank bills This caused by the large
oun of this kind Of money offered for redemption and
additional capital required to control the amount OF
snoa We have repeatedly alluded to this heavy tax
on the commercial classes that the charges are
reased the evils bear heavily and call for some
ief 20 far az the circulation of State Banks is
cernea tho legislature easily reguate but il is
vast quantity of bills issued by banks out Of the
ate that causes much complaint. We have no doubt
that the banks Of this State would willingly adopt
and submit to some expense TO make their
ues current in oil parts Of the State they were pro.
ted against the OF banks stusted in the neigh
ing states. These foreign bills into this mar.
and injure the business of local banks, not only
hc capital they bring, but in the circulation they
aa. On reference to the above quotations will be
Tat Eastern bank bills are about one halt the dis.
pst @ose issued by banks IN this State. Jersey
* bills are on par with Eastern, and below Safety
nd
ucccssu attempts have recently been made to forge
Bank Of England notes. To what extent the for.
les have been carried Is at present unknown. Up
rds OF forty Of these notes, OF the denomination of
,o passed in Paris, Brussels and Antwerp. III
babe that many Of these forged notes may fad their
across the Atlantic, and we therefore give descrip
those discovered that those interested may govern
mselves accordingly. The annexed announcement
take from the London Times =
The discovery Of forgery Of 3pk OF England notes
created great excitement among all who are acquain,.
with It, as there 10 every probability Of the fraud hav-
been carried on TO most alarlning extent. The
es discovered to be orgeries all for 100 and all
hem, seems are dated the 9th OF December lsis and
marked with the letters X" ! although their mum
are different, m u they formed part ofa series The
The New York herald., 1844-11-29
state or Trade.

AsHEs-We must continue former quotations. Pots
are dull at $4. and pearls at 50 IS
yellow, Of all descriptions, sells at 90
293c
CorToN-The demand to-day good, and improved
prices paid The sales amount to 1000 bales, chief
ly to exporters.
HAY-Common qualities North River bale sell at 375 a
40c; prime at AZ a as
WHrsKEy-Drudge casks are held at 24c; western and
prison barrels at "a 2lIc.
REAL EsTATE-.A AUCTION So King street, %
by 100 feet, story brick house front Of the lot
rnd frame building the reag, with lease OF the
lot, $685.. ......... 49,. 1900
No oa King street, same size and description as
ABOVE 2,2UU
No. e6 King street. same size and description as
above. ...... ALSO
Two lots in 45lh street, between 9th and 10th ave.
nues each 25 by 100 feet, at Sis each,. $50
Two lots adjoining, same size,. ,............... 240
Two lots in 4ath street, between 9Th and 9th
nues each % by 100 feet, ,.................. 42O
Lot adjoining, same size, Observation-Disclosures. $50
Do do. ............. 900
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

Since last January there has been expansion Of
loans reaching two millions OF dollars and an increased
movement in all the other departments. The operations
of all the banks in the cotton growing sections Of the
country are usually extended while the crops are
coming forward than at any other times but in the Banks
of South Carolina notice steady increase since last
January. The same thing is carried out all over the
country gradual expansion is going in the banks
Of every Sate and short time will sut,e to create
great imitation in the Of the banks and in the
operations OF trade. II much easier to advance In
specuations than it to 60 back AS fast as the banks
extend, business becomes affected and it is almost m
possible to check the tendency OF trade to leave the re-
gular channels.
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

Sooh.fh offIa,; :
A mSss sSs rsqs and
Miscellaneous Record.
Esset in ths sy iron from % vapsrsS si.s
NswsSS%s s s % and d. csw .. s Express
saved and Ss ssIss 20, oa
shore " damaged state where il remains to the
%s. .se @f 'ISI
AZ e vs was aiiS % s9s. ss Of fSfs Mss 'f
ABOVE ia s'i RIO jas
nero The r. lett this port last January trading
So1her from Cape haytien for Boston, 23d inst off South
Foreign Ports.
ksys ss,s Edw Hassoa bsS;1y yIs died ia Aug E %
ST THOMAS. Africa about Sept alu port. Tigrs Fisk I'm
5Bs,na.Dons Mog is-Ia Caspian, Anthony from Phi
phsdshs htss ss,' brig Of Calais ''
Lake Ports.
Kns DeSS Gepasu ba9M nsssr B3i:
sPragps Stranger Smith, aud Free Trader! Earl Bualo Cd
Baac Vermont fsaacG DstlSs; Sa
S ' A:1ss. Porto Rico
. aS S:H's$ ss:ss @s'
Signa for brig CD Kazan Lecke Genoa; Dunlap Gordon
%
ssy Nc Bs.,an fsreSa Bs%oTs
Nov s,"% port. R5Ss ws'n, Sears. Phadslrh
ss
unknown.
NAsrpckSrs Nov 2i|An ogenapgo, yose. New York 70
Ss NoS E@sns Ss Munro to 70
he wsys p9rsgon W.hS Hartford Nc; Queen Potter
tive Parker Phladeiphia Andrew Brown. Phiadspha 70
an ed ALBANY HDAaa Aon Munro and
on Packet Cl9well, Phad.pha; Nose; Eddy, Dlyen,
PsrLApELrTiA. Noy 2s-Arr Moaongahsla, Hurley, Liver
heV as capn s Wmyson Wa1y
Poashkesp;s; Fla william; Boils; New London; Ai%H
Baker Providence Copy, Gardner Nantucket Edw Franklin
WINK, Wa.ehsm, Mass Ga MonmSaih Ryan, New r!ss"s
Indies Cen WaTrss Welsh, trieste; Palm a tlSi orians
blanchard; Centurion Curis Zooe CroweI Robert Bruce
sy ws and Albany NaSs
Crouch, Tomn, Bristol RI; Angene, Scul, East Green
wich.
Merithew Bangor Geo Henry Allen Lubec; Sequel Rayner
NG9rh s,e repTSiSg,1n MIN NIX MJsy Jersey
ksr Boston Art 2h Richmond Mustard, Boston; Otheio
Tucker Wisca,set Southport Griffith NYork. Ia the ofng
s!sTer Liverpool: Rato Chsss avre CORA Ovens Nassau
Mp; Mary Hammond, Hosmer, West Indies
Mon5s. Nov 2iNCld Byron. Pearson, Liverpool.
Cid Vioa Jameson, Boston, Solomon Saus, Peterson Bait
more; w Huntington, Banzett, NYork.
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

paper on which they printed distinguishes this from
al similar attempts that have been known for some years
Ia the ordinary fogeres Of f5 notes the waermar ark has
Deen copied ON wooden block and mark, sufficiently
ke the ordinary watermark TO deceive the uppractsed
eye has been made the alse not by intense pressure
Ia these 100 notes. the other hand there 10 real
waer.mark, ch could only have been obtained ny
manufacturing paper expressly 70, that purpose Inc
parties who have the declare that they are
such excellent limitations that but experienced In
secors OF the Bank Of Engand could detect the forgery
and even those only by the most careful examination
1t will be that is only by the most careful
inspection that the spurious notes can be discovered
The trade that is rapidly growing up between the
United States and Great Britain in provisions is destined
in few years. to eclipse all Others except that now
ried on in cotton. The strong prejudice which at first
existed throughout Great Britain in relation to the quail
ty Of American provisions, is last wearing away; and
we have no doubt the information which has lately
sent out by parties interested has been OF great service
in improving the mode of packing and preparing the
various articles shipped The quality OF cheese sent to
England from the United States has been declared equal
to any Of the far famed marks made in England Beef
pork, hams lard butter taow SC. all steadily work.
ing their way into favor with the consumers and must
ere long, equal any produced in any part Of the world
We annex tables showing the importation into Great
Britain Of the principal articles in the provision line from
tho United States for three wears. ending AuV "A
The New York herald., 1844-11-29
Gift Apaschcola + Ilurlbut Co-scbr Amelia sroag
Baltimore, Is (saRer -''

Baltimore, eager.
Arrived.
prg hoeket Holmes, (of Philadelphia days from Ragged
sa.u, pahdmas with 1850 bushels salt 10 VIM Dawson. Left
inst. '' So ' - - -
prlsh brig Peru Field from Barbados 10th inst and 10 ds
rom Turks island, with 400 bushels salt Anthony
on board days -
B,Ish brig Helen Mar Keaugh 10 days from Turks Island
WIN 3oU0 bushels salt 70 T. Neyus Son 25,h in
w blow, sp fore and main topsail mansa 70 etopgaan
days. f -
Brig scisaee Harding II days from Lubc, with ITO
schr Frank Baker. days from Alexandria, with mdse
stutges Ciearnan. Sailed from the ales with
Ida for Boston, and sch Maria for Providence Spoke 23d
dence.
seh Columbia Knapp from Alexandra, with -four stur-
schr Edward Adams, Kempton days from Bangor, with
spars, to master.
sehr Fellowship Faham days from Bangor with spars,
TO master.
Schr Tamoree oxie days from Bangor, with potatoes
M
sehr Rising Sum- Lander days from Belfast with po,ators
10
schr Mary Welsh, days from Calais, Me with latb, &c.
TO master.
The New York herald., 1844-11-29
Brighton Cattle Market.

Nov 25At Market 750 beef cattle, 276 st,res, 600
sheep, and 675 swine
PRIcEs--Beef Cattle-A small advance effected
generally beef. We quote extra $475a $5; first
quality, 81 % 5Oj second 50 90 7S third 80 10
as
Barrelling CattIe-A very small number only were
purchased by the barreers at about last weeks prices
Sheep-Sales from 81 % to 81.
Swine-Lots to peddle &c for sows, DC for barrows
Two selected lots very small shoats 81 4lc At RETAIL
from 81 to A1c
The New York herald., 1844-11-29
Foreign Markets.

KyGsroN, Jam) Nov. BY the Phenix at Baltimore,
we have received correspondents letter OF the
date. He sta es that new -four brought ca and
meal was much want at A. Crackers cheese and but.
ter are extremely du prime pork improving at 6I; rice
sb bread pilot and navy at 81 so and $4 hams small
dull at &c; lumber white pine %, and pitch pine 80 per
NJ both in demand No sales OF slaves and but few Of
shingles which were heavy cypress g. and cedar at
per NJ. For export pimento has been sold at per h.
aud logwood at Black Riycr at II per ton. Specie
Doubloons, Columbia, VI dollars were worth 81 o.
Very little sugar sndno coffee In market
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

IMPORTATION OF CHEESE INTO GREAT BRITAIN.
:. l8i0 1871. 1912. l843
From Europe, cwts. 26i2l 25i,955 1864 1876 998
From United States, cwts.... Al l5,l5i IO98 42s22
This shows the rapid increase in this business an
Increase which il continued lead to the most lavo-
rable results far agricultural interests con-
cerned.
Weannex the returns of the Banks of South Carolina
for November compared with those made previously,
which show an increase in the line Of discounts and
crease in the amount Of specie on hand.
The New York herald., 1844-11-29
Second Board.
New Stock Exchange


SALES OF Srocxs-BosToN. Nov. 81
Erchongc Board25 shares Lsng Island RR 73l; 25 do
Western mr. sSs 100 East Boston Co, S. 50 do ST; l25
Reading RR 2sR do 2sa; so Norwich and Worcester
KR, bolm, 70 So do 69 do 69i; 25 do TOT.
.4 AUCTION $4,000 U per cent stock payable 1885,
81 per ct adv 1000 Mass per CT payable 1857 81 per
adv; shares Hamlton Manuf Co. per ct adv; Fitch
burg RR old stock per Ct adv 10 Warren ns Co. per
ing Ins Co. 40 per adv Neptune Ins Co. per adv
20 Mercantile Marine Ins Co. 81 per CT adv; 20 Atlas
Bank, 9s per Ct adv; fremont nix, 944 per CT
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

Expenditures OF every description. 80. 80 81;

Net earnings. ................. .... $23 9O4 81
Included in the expenditures find item of $751; 800
r repairs. The receipts, compared with the cores.
ondng months of last year, show increase from pas
ngers Of 81 800 TO- and from freight $ao726 81 Funds
the payment OF interest due upon the obligations of
be company. have been placed in the hands Of the
easurer.
Foreign exchange has declined fraction within the
ps few days Sterling bills we now quote 81 10 per
ent premium. The demand Tor tn, steamer from Boston
Liverpool is not yet very extensive and ia supposed
will not be very large We annex tables showing the
rrent rates for specie and uncurrent money in this
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

ean and sassaas prepared BY the New York College Of
uackery This refined and highly extract
ssing all the purifying qualities and curaye powers the
kboye erbs confidently recommended b, the College
ntey superior any extract Of Sasaparla before
arsing from an impure state Of the blood such as
croala saltrheum. rngworm, botcbes pmpes ulcers,
the bones JOINTS nodes euptons liberated
throat disease arising from the secondary effects
typhilis o. lnjndcious of mercury.
Sold in single Bottles rs each
:. in cases of half dozen Bottles. 50
one dozen 100
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union.
B-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office Of the College, 95 Nassau street.
w. g. RICHARDSON. M. D.. Agent.
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

cd aud spirit stirring exhibition is in the full tide Of successful
experiment Arrangements have been made for the
M oi 1eo spectalo The beautiful hall
py warmed ana the utmost paid the ys
tors; composed Of the beauty and fashion Of the city who
nightly iesiy Their admiration OF the varied
presented Oid Bunker Hill, however, is the magnet al
honfh aoly assisted by North Point the City Of Lowell the
sou hwdk Riots baltimore and Concert BY Lynch ami Re-
er accompanied the piano forte by the highly talented
al &napaS1 who eecae during The evening" several Of the
most ADMIRED and popular of the day Remember the
q seat . =" 80 -
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

On Tuesday evening, goth inst, RosANNAH, youngest
daughter Of @ w. and Arabella Lee, sged 8 years Q
months and "a days.
The friends of the family, and Of her uncle Gait w.
J. Mckinney, U. s. NJ respectfully invited to attend
her funeral without further invtati m, from the resi-
Of her father 1886 Sands street, Brooklyn this a
ternoon at o'clock.
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

All Philadelphia Subscriptions To the
HERALD mnst be paid 10 the agents. Zeber Co., Ledger
obtained daily at.l o'clock 3ra
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

the Of primary secondary syphilis vnerea
|rcers nodes complaint produced by inudcious
of mercury unsklfu medical treatment All
h powerful purifier without delay consider
y cleansing the system with this justly celebrated Alternative
old single bottles at 81 each in of half dozen at IS;
cauy packed and all of the Union Sold lhe
college Of Medicine and Pharmacy, IS Nassau st.
W. \. RTCHAP DSON, M D.. Agent
The New York herald., 1844-11-29
TO THE LADIES.

b l. l. G . L u M f.
HE subscriber having completed his for the
for the purchase Of rich fancy EMBRoiDEREb DEEssEs,
quantity Of which have been received by recent arrivals
offered:-
f9,oai,isp Jon Robes from g s-usaal price &
New patterns fancy Needle Work. from s..
Rich Ogande and Tsraan Muslin worked in colors Tin
graml, warranted fast IS
g! Tarlatap Moslins. from ss per yard
81 Swiss Muslins of beautiful texture from 3s cd.
Organdie Musns, in all prevailing shades.
Attention also invited to the stock OF Infants Waists and
Embroidered Waists from IS.
do Robes with waists, from 50 50:
do do sad safy yRiyierie RREii zoo zoo
succession of goods in Capes Under Handkerchefs
Collars, Nc. will be offered very cheap.
Cambria Handkerchies
Children's Tape Borders from Cd
Ladies Tape Borders from Is
do fmbroid red from 3s to so.
In the Lace Department will be found
Rich black Brussels and Thread Laces.
Brussels and English Thread l.aces
Imitation Regency. French Point Alencon.
Persian Thread Canton and Melnc Laces and Edgngs, of
1900 doz Lisle Edgngs. a, Cd. per doz
Square and dmi Wells Of style and quality, from 81
upwards
Laais' Adj and chiIdrsH,; s;,; Patent Merino Vests
g g s sisfine sl'5 Hose 90
90 NJ. do Cashmere d.
DO Ris6 Risfk si1E AIp'ch' DO.
do Open Work and Embroidered do.
Gentlemsns Merino, Lambs Wool Silk and other Vests,
Drawers, Sc. &c -
500 dozen Trimmed Caps 4s.-usnal price 8s.
Remnants Of lnsertinrs and Edgings at half price.
50 dozen best kid Gloves slightly soiled 3s pair
s s' ,s yard. black re PsR fGed 5lgfs 4 hi Fl
The New York herald., 1844-11-29
w. s. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.


rla tDr Gover This is the speedy certain
ectnal remedy for the Of Gonoha that has
used III pleasant the palate and grateful the stomach
and easily taken . aconcentration Of all the medicinal
curing glees seminal weakness, aud all discharges from the
passage is wholly vegetable compound and
like charm in producing immediate operation the
p Affected Full directions the medicine, which
may be had at No. Ann street. Price ST.
The New York herald., 1844-11-29
EXHIBITION
THE END OF THE WORLD.
A PAINTING

OF VERY LARGE SIZE, by r. Anelli at the Apollo 4iO
Concert Room.
Open from 10 A. NJ. to Ar. M, and from to r. NJ.
Admission Is cents. nil lmrc
MR.. JONES, VOCALlST-late of the Park Thratre, and
m the successful of the New Opera of the En-
chanted Hoe-rsreetfuy informs his former pupils and the
musical community that he intends devotng the principal
Of his time to the cultivation Of vocal music Mr. Jones well
known system Of improving the tone and quality OF the voice.
aud also Of curing defects entte him the consideration
Of all who wish sing flushed style Terms, five dollars
FOR four Lessons; payable in advance Ia Beekman
The New York herald., 1844-11-29
Married.
Died,

On Tuesday evening, by the Rev John NJ Smith, Mr.
PATRICK MURPHY Miss MARGARET JoYcE, both Of this
cit
The New York herald., 1844-11-29
FASHIONABLE DANCING.


MONS. CAB RIEL d f kORPO NAY,
II AS the honor OF informing the Ladies and Gentlemen OF New
York and vicinity that he has arrived for the purpose
giving IN the principal fashionable Dances ang
in the highest circles OF EdEopean and American society
Mons H. has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
where his style met the admiration Of the public
and the marked approval of the fashionable community
Among othcrs Mons proposes e teach that well known
the valse dc Denx Pas-he Mazourka-new Cotions-new
Galopre and all American Dances = g.
Mons X. will be assisted BY MADAME KORPONAY a.
Musician The instruction will be given in the French Ger
man and Eng languages.
Rooms engaged at 25 Park ce-stricy private,
and aryior the accommodation Of Ladies and Gentlemen
The Polka and the Quadres, at danced
the fashionable circles Of and Paris be taught
twelve lessons except the Mazourka All others
four lessons.
For further particular. inqnre Of MONS KORPoNAY. at
his residence, % Park Place.
TEGMs:-Class Lessons from 10 to 12, A. NJ Ito and
To 2, T.. NJ, and from 8 TO III the evening.
Biz lessons, S6-tweve lessons, 80 and quarter, S5
Private Lessons-sx lessons So twelve lessons s2 quar-
er, S2o
emies. &c. &c. nj
M,LLE. PAULINE DEsJARDINs respectfully informs
M her patrons and the public general that she about
form Cidsse de DaUcen for ladies' and gentlemen which
she will eacn the favoe Polka Mazourka and all the other
fashionable Dances Of the day.
The school will be opcn from O'Clock o'clock
and the evening from o'clock TO o'clock.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing requested call
al MILE DesJardins house. No. Park Place Mo miss
The New York herald., 1844-11-29
NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL


until Monday the % of December the first Lecture
being introductory will be then delivered The Lyceum Of
Natural History up st,Irs, at O'clock r. NJ Admttance
attend. THOS. W. CLARKE.
n25 3tiseodsm Counsellor at Law 4 Wall st.
PAIRING ROOMS.
John McCLEESTER 4 GEORGE KENSETT beg re-
recfuly inform their friends and the public that they
ntrnd TO open the LARGE ROOMS, in Monroe Hail.
oi Pearl and Centre seets, Monday for the
pose OF giving Private Lessons the Art of Self Defence the
modern and improved style The easy and sae ee
from violence in which the pupil acquires the Art will be
pIeciated This exercise recommended by first phys-
clans Of sedentary habits and eecay
the symmetry Of the human form Dyspeptc subjects
tcuarly will be surprised ut the ref ebaned from this
ercsemany persons have been entirely cured ae medicines
have totally failed -
Strict decorum viii be preserved in their room,
Gentlemen will be waited aud taught their residences
For terms (which moderately apply above n23 lwe
TO MILITARY COMPANIES,A G S,ASSOCIATlONS,
MUSICIANS, LECTURERS, &c.
NEW AND FASHIONABLE BALL AND CONCERT
~ ROOMS, at the Alhamrs, $50 Broadway.
ENCOURAGED by the liberal patronage slowed by the
citizens of New York his Establishment during the
the Proprietor Of the Ahama has the
entire remodeng and construction Of the Of this favor
lie resort scale Of great magcence aud spendo with
view Of adapting to the twofod of Balls Concerts
ts Cream Saloon Those who have seen the beau
~ Confectionery manufactured this establishment,
be satisfied that where else he
equal style and fashion, while the place ITSELF in the novelty Of
its construction the expense and ssncence OF its decora
tons will surpass all Others Of the Kind this country
the rooms which will be ready by the Goth December Terms
reasonable ms lwis-rc