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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-26
steam Boat Register.
Port Of burlington.

ARRIVALS FROM BELOW.
Jnnel9 War Eagle, Harris, S: Louis
S Iowa No 3, do
: % Uncle Toby, Cole, do
" Fortune, P. Atchison, do
= +" Mermaid, Glenn, do
g Cecilia, do
90 Monona, Wall. do
IS Mendoza. Relley, do
ARRIVALS FROM ABOVE
June2O Osprey, Anderson, Du Buqus
Nimrnd d.
81 War Eagle, Harris, u
% Mermaid, Glenn, BlnntaiHcton
"a Uncle Toby, Cole. tsalcna
Fortune, z. Achson, %
% Lynx. Achison a.
Monona. Wall, do
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-26

CARRIAGE SPRINGS-SOO lbs.
- just reed from the manufacturers and
for sale by J. G.. LauMAN.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-26

NlNEGAR-2 bbls Cincinnati cider
vinegar for sale by D. I. DAVID
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-26

n BOXES of superior James River
4 Tobacco, the best article for the price
in the city, at KIMBALLS.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-26
PAINTING AND DRAWING.
MRS A. ID. CLIFFORD respeetfulIy

informs the Ladies Of Burlington and
vicinity that she has commenced school
in which she VIII teach the art of Painting
aud drawing in all It's various branches, on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Of each
week, at o'clock, A. NJ, at the low price
Of SIS for three months tuition Apply at
her residence III the National Hotel, up
stairs. (my29-tf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-26
Guide to oregon and California---

by l.. w. Hastings, leader of the expedition
in l642--fcr sale by J. F.TAl.LANT.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-26

RLUE DRILLS-l case, first rate
- article for sale cheap by
my29 GARRETT & CO.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-26
DONNE.TS AND TRlMMINGS-6

DONNETS AND TRlMMlSGS-6
HJ doz devan straw boDnets.s3 doz braid
do. 4 doz Florence braid. latest style,
splendid assortmcnt-lO Ps straw Gimp,
lust received and for sale very cheap by
J. G. LAUMAN
may1 water oelow JeHerson.st.
NAM. GARRETT, IL Co., have ast re-
w ceived Ceroon Of Indigo, a splen.
did article OF Spanish aoat, cask Of Mad.
der, for sale wholesale OF retail.
ap3
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-26

UST received large 10, of Grain
- shosels, spades, hay forks, &c. at
Jeo klMBALL'S.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-26
Dissolution of Partnership.

REMOVAL.
THE business will hereafter be car
L rid on under the firm of
T.. ID. MORGAN & co.
il. the building at the corner OF Main and
Jefferson streets, Immediately over J. Y.
Partridge's Store, where cutting and max.
ing gentlemens garments OF every descrip-
tion will be executed TO order with neat
ness and despatch.
E. d. MORGAN,
w. NJ. TRAER.
my29-tf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-26

4 TON PITTSBURG CASTINGS
u among which are some Is gallon ket-
ties, for sale by J. 5. KlM3ALL.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-26

n BBLS. $. H. and n. O. Molasses,
u very low at KINBaId'S.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-26

o Ps. MOURNING LAWNS, good
~ article, for sale at KIMBaLL'S
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-26

CA BOXES g. 10 Wheeling Glass
Tor sale at KIMBALL'S.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-26

20 KEGS PITTSBURG NAILS
assd sizes, at klMBALL'S.
The New York herald., 1845-02-28
Common Pleas.
D-fu MI


FEB az-Simeon Rogers Us John Shephard-This was
action of replevin OF
tces of household turni which had been seized
the 2sh day Of May last by def ndant 1t appeared in
evidence that defendant let the premises situate at SO
Houston street, to person of the OF Simeon Hulse,
son in-law of the plaintiff At his death arrears
were due, and the property levied pom by defend
ant and Sold The plaintiff claims this property be.
longing to himself he having previously removed from
premises he occupied in Christie street. and therefore,
he defendant had rgh to dstran upon it, The de.
fendant in his opening contended that the property for
merly belonged to the deceased and his wife but
hefre he could adduce testimony to support his aega
ions plaintiff moved for verdict in his Che paint's)
favor on the round 1st hatdefepdant could not dist
against the property cts Of dead against
his heirs representative they of
defendant; and IDLY that the writ under which the pro-
perty was levied upon, wrong III point OF FORM 1t
did not specify for what part OF the the goods
10 be disraned for Defendant agreed take
verdict f,r the defendant subject to the opinion Of the
Court to which plaintiff would not consen he however,
agreed to take verdict for plaintiff the terms.
sumed One of he witnesses for the defence that
she had frequently heard Mrs. Rogers and Mrs Halse
say that the property dsraned belonged to the laer
ard it was further tesf, that she used them SUCH
II was therefore conended by defendant that he had
right to levy upon them for his Verdict for de-
fendant and the value Of the perty $780, Dbbe for
psintiR, L. r. Tomlnson, tor defendant
II Wallis Stephen r. Piet.-This action
brought check for $20O dated in December le4l
II appeared that note made by defendant q party
named BURNETT who is a receiver in Chancery by whom
It was cashed The defence put in that defendant
never received any oil the money Verdict this forenoon
The New York herald., 1845-02-28
City Intelligence.

ACCIDENTAL well dressed old gentleman about sixty
years of age while passing along Chatham street aDcu
o'clock yesterday afternoon, upped, from some OBJ
strucon in the walk, and was precptatea head hrst,
street. receiving dangerous fracture OF the skull He
was taken by couple Of NJ Ps to the City Hospital,
where his head dressed but there scarcely hope
that he will survive. His name s not known.
Upper Police -Thursday KNIFE AGAIr.-As
MT Thomas Taylor passing along the LIST avenue be-
tween 2th and 18th streets last evening" with hs wue
and female friends aman named william Brackey
came along and struck him down. scuie ensued, and
Brackey stabbed him in the throat B. taken on and
placed IN custody by William Campbell and Taylor was
taken into the house of Barey Austin and Dr. Sargent
called to dress his wound which ia one sf DANCE
rous character, and it is feared will prove fatal
PROBABLE CASE MukpER-A black man named
Jeremiah Jackson was arrested this afternoon. and
mtted for splitting the head OF Charles Ciscoe
other black man. in Varck street. between Spring and
Domnick It, said that he will not recover.
RuFFIAN.-This morning. Mrs. Mary Colvin, of ll6}
I'd avenue who keeps thread and needle returned
to her shop after short absence, and boy named
Edward Martin, about 10 years OF age, at her money
drawer He Immediately sprspg towards her. and seized
her by the throat She screamed for assistance and
Mr., Levy came in and arrested Martin.
TAXING BILL-A woman named Julia Kelly
rested for stealing 50 bank bill from Finley of
lis Grand street, and was fully committed.
COrOner's OMce.-Feb AZ DISEASE TIE HEART.
The Coroner held an inquest to-day upon the body of
woman named Margaret Graham. at 275 Greenwich st.
She native of Scotland, and 73 years Of age Yes.
terday afternoon while washing pocket handkerchief,
she fell down, and expired from disease of the heart
Verdict accordingly.
SUDDEN DEArH-The Coroner also called to hold
inquest upon the body of Geo. A. Ames silversmith
this morning, in fit Of apopexy. He was an ntempe-
rate man.
The New York herald., 1845-02-28

INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
THESE PLASTERS prepared for pains and weakness in the
back, breast side limbs, bruises sprains &c., and for
asthmac affections Group children, they will in
give immediate aud soothing relief They will also be found
highly beneficial for complaints of the Liver Lungs and
Kidney.
sedentary habits whose business requires them
sit stand much who be troubled with weakness the
chest in The side breast will Gd great relief by
ing one of these Plasters. -
me proprietor Of these Plaers offering them the public
would simry state that they are not the result OF and
Important Discovery but that he has been OF the
above recipe for number Of during WIFI time he has
sold them thousands Of Individuals Of whom he can
with pleasure refer who will testify their value and
the beneficial effects derive d fherefrom.
The aud demand for the,e Plastes the
larty they have obtained solely By their merits and The
universal they have convincing proof OF
their superior efficacy which has thus induced the proprietor
make them orally known.
They beautifully spread soft white skin by machine
and pains making them adhesive and pable
possible and in rendering them free from all those objections
day. The proprietor having made extensive for the
she price them low place them within the reach Of
their recommendations and single trial il sufficient
give every satsf. .ction desired.
Made only by p KNAPP and sold wholesale and retail
his Medicine Warehouse No. 1862 Hudson door
low King New York Also for sale by the principal
Druggists throughout the city. fl8 2weod*m
The New York herald., 1845-02-28
ST. GEORGE HOTEL.
Nn 81 RrnuJuuu~v Nax., Veal

Next Block below Trinity Church. and Wall street)
subscribers essees and propre0rs of the above we'll
KNOWN having recently taken for Of
wishes OF their friends and by supplying with
afford
The of the house large airy and commodous and
nave been but lately fitted with and elegant furn
The dome,cs attentive respectful obedien the
bic abundantly supplied with all the and luxuries
q good ynEhe cellar contains an ample Of the choicest
house. constantly kept in clean and haul condition
Having avaed themselves of these and many
gss aud accommodations important public the
nr"prietors not only deem i duty but take
Thus announcing 1t to travellers and the public general And
while endeavoring to please although they do pretend
smile competon yet they determned bv asduous
nion to the wants OF their and the reasonable
charges that those who their house shall with
disappoinment and that those who away shall expert
ence dissatisfaction JOHN n. MORE,
- PETER TYLER.
New York Feb. |, I845. "a Im*rrc
The New York herald., 1845-02-28
READ WHAT SCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL
HAS DOME.

lFrOm the Albany Daily knlckerb0ckerJ
VEST TKoY, June 3, 1884,
THIS IS TO CERTIFY, that Willard nks, Proprietor Of
West Troy Exchange Hotel, having been afflicted with
for the year. that impossible for hear the
loudes voice and after trying various remedies without mpo-
wing my hearing in the least was induced Com
pound Acoustic OIL for the of Deafness and il is with
great satisfaction am enabled that has perfectly
stored hearing and will be happy who
wishes for information in relation to my case at paee IN
West Troy. , WILLARD JENkS
The following certificate addressed Messrs. A. b. & D.
Sands, to whom the parties are known:- ~
MEssRs sANps(ientemen-Th following statement OF the
beneficial effects produced the of Scarpas Acoustic Oil
daughter send act OF justice, that Others
may have positive facts them Of its value and eca
cy She nearly deaf for and could only be made
hear by speaking very loud purchased bottle which
used according the printed directions and before
part Of the bottle hard subsnce dschar
ged from the and after the hearing IN both
completely restored II almost since the
house, NO. 81 Essex street. . b. Y. WAXING;
TRy IT AND BE CURED-It is without doubt Of the
greatest Affections that bef become deaf This mis-
fortune has hung with double weight the a
hced the conviction that nothing could be hoped even
from the physicians However feel much grated that
aoe offer the public certain remedy for this mis-
fortune in scarpa Oil and at the time 10 lay beore them
positive evidence Of the virtue Of this medicine We make
the following short from letter this suhct from
medical gentleman of the eastern cit,es-" Yes, sir
certainy working wonde5
Sold.by A. D. -ands Wholesale agents for the propre
No 70 Fulton street, ast Broadway and zTs Broad
way f9 lmsec
The New York herald., 1845-02-28

The Glove Anodyne is the best Of all Toohache Remedies
II is immediate and certain effects the most violent
toothache or pain in the gums in one minute. . -
Experience has proved that this anodype composition will
immediate and relief after the failure Of every
other remedy; pleas to the and smell will not in;
jure the teeth and few applications will
entirely the and from decaved TOOTH
that be filled and rendered useful When the
aPpsTenty aound this application will give speedy relief by
Prepared and sold by A. b SANDS y. Druggists and
Chemists 273 Broadway Of Chambers street. Granite
Building Sold also 70 Fulton n East Broadway and
by Druggists generally throus hout the United States
The New York herald., 1845-02-28
SOAP WORKS

PER + I'M ERY DEPOT.
IN ADDITION Manuactory we have opened Store
for the sale ofodr economical ancy Soaps and all kinds OF
PerumeIy, Family Soap Patent Crystalline Candles Sc &c.
We solicit purchasers to inspect our stock which offer
the lowest terms. = -
Iarly invited 10 examine our Crystalline Candles
Sales Room No CourtlanGt street. next door the New
National Hotel. JOHNSON, VkOOM FOWLER
"a Imses 49,
The New York herald., 1845-02-28
NATIONAL HOTEL,
No. COurtlandt street and 81 Liberty street
NEW WORK

Three Doors from Broadway.
THIS NEW HOTEL will be opened the inst when
the Propreto will be happy accommodate their friends
airy and the internal spcn cannot please
merchants from other cities and the country
as.ed by any other House in this city,
The Furniture, Beds and Bedding new and made
pressly for this establishment.
Families who wish Pa0rs and Sleeping attached
be andsomey accommodated The subscribers assure
friends and the public that efforts part shall
wanting comfort and Of their guests
and he they solicit share Of their patronage they hope
tire satisfaction. CHARLES WiCKOEE & co.
m
The New York herald., 1845-02-28
SWORD EXERCISE.

Mr. HAMILTON having entered into arrangement with
NA MR. FULLER, for the Of the Large Room Of his
Gymnasium, No. 70 Ann and also the Military Hall
Bowery most respectfully the public that he
tends commencing Class for the Sword Exercise all
branches-Americaa and French such Small and BROAD
several engaged Teacher of the Sword in the United
States Army.
either Musket Artillery Drill be taught the the
moderate by application the 81 Ann
street. to Capt. Smith, Military Hall, or Mr.. Fuller.
The New York herald., 1845-02-28
FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
no SO LIBERTY STREET +,

A pALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers has
"a always hand ,sortiecat Of dinner and ter sets
Dessert Plates Of a sizes assort.d Dishes Soup Tureens
Covered Dishes, Salad Bowls Erait Baskets. Custards ard
StInda -
Also Fsncy Tes scs, asd Rich Decorated Dinner Bets
Aso Tea ard Chocolate Wars Greek French and Americas
siaps
All srcios warranted o. bsss qualify ass 10 s
aid liberal tsrn,s end IN ints swit'rrrchsscrs
The New York herald., 1845-02-28
TAXES OF 1874.
OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES,l

OrFlCE Of hECElv Of IAAES,{
OLD Aims HOUSE, PARK.
PURSUANT to the Act or the Collection Of Taxes in the
City Of New York passed April lsth 843 public notice
hsreoy given that unless the Taxes remaining unpaid
shall be paid to me at Office before the fifteenth day
OF February next addition of will be charged
and further addition Of per will be charged all
uch Taxes remaining unpaid the fifteenth day of March
next. ..E#'
The present law requiring the Taxes be paid the Re-
ceiver only 1.-THE Office If Ward Collectors having abolish
all these who can make i convenient their Taxes
avoiding the crowd aud delay which will necessarily for
several days gsyous to the percentage being charged
The Tax Bills may be obtained application the Office
Office hours from O'Clock, A. NJ. until o'clock PM
H. +. KIERSTED,
jaTtoMrl$ Receiver of Taxes
The New York herald., 1845-02-28
DAG ERIE TYPE
GENERAL
F FINISHING ESTABLISHNE ENT,

EXCHANGE BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA
HE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave inform the Dagueeotype
Artist that they have considebly enlarged their
and Europe They have also made to bs sapgsd
have latey received axe supply Of voigaende celebrated
Cameras consulting of three different sizes, for the sale Of
Plates and Chemical, either r DssHeIreotype Gslope
Sbsanc and every other article used for the Dagusrotype
constantly hand Their long connection with the Dague
recommendation and resnce Dsguereotype Artists, by
depend prompt and satactory execution Of the
ofs Their prices cash Prices Current and information
may be obtained by addressing tpostpaidl 20
H. 4 F LANGENHEIM,
fl3 lm#ec Exchange Building, PHILADELPHIA
The New York herald., 1845-02-28

TO PRINTERS AND COLOR MAKERS.
DOR SALE-One half interest in Printing Machine, with
Z apparatus complete for printing Of Stnes &C. in
fn operation in the city Of New York To person who
destands the making Of color, together with small capital
this opportunity shows great as his services will be
ady established For further particulars apply by letter
postpaid, j. w. Herald Office No. Plat street. between
the hours of 10 and IL O'Clock, A. M. f20 2w$rc
The New York herald., 1845-02-28
r NCH, HOTEL.

THE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has opened his and splendid hotel
e 1873 Fulton street few doors east Of Broadway the mme
amusement and has furnished style that will bear favor
able comparison with the very best hotels the city The
preto IN building and fitting the above house has had
regard to 70 and comio and that he has combined
ROOM FOR ONE NIGH NIGHT. ...........,ss
TIA ,,,,. al, :, WEEK. ;............l SO :,
there be more than bed in room
There is a REFECTORY attached, in which there are
meals served of the day evening There
are also Bath Rooms connected for cold and shower
baths The Porter will be in attendance all times during the
night to admit lodges and let them all hours
ring the hall bell nls 3ms m
The New York herald., 1845-02-28

Bo1D ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAn.-Robert Dunbar,
and man named Baker, two prisoners confined
in Jail for burglary the latter having been tried
vced and to Sing Sing for two years the other
Sunday evening last Dunbar he'd before made two al
tempts escape but had been detected by the keeper in
time to Illustrate his designs After the second attempt
he had been roned to the floor II found that he had
sawedo hlhan and had cut through two iron bars OF
the door OF his CELL and escaped through the aperture
thus made, carrying with him the bars, which were
inch and half in width, and three eighhs OF an inch in
thickness and which weighed about four pounds each
Having gained the hall, he had commenced operations
the outer window had partly sawed one Of the bars and
caught at the critical moment. Baker caught in the
act OF working himself through the ceiling OF his cell
He Immediately secured. The instruments employ
ed were common case knives made into rough saws
SHIP DESTROYED D BY SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION
OF GuANo The Steam Packet Wdterwltch, ar
irving Hull from London Wednesday, brought in
to port the master and crew OF the bark Ann Storey OF
Sunderland who had been picked by the packet
open beat which they had taken the destruction
ing appears, by the statement OF the ship wrecked
men, that the Ann, now bark on the first voyage
turning from chab0e with cargo of Guano unortun-
aely struck the sand and while beating shipped
quantity OF salt water which, penetrating the cargo,
caused almost instantaneous combustion A volume Of
smoke rising through the fore hatchway warned the
crew Of this danger, and induced their taking i'm
medatey to the boat without saving any thing but
Themselves and scarcely had done when tremendous
explosion Of the gas engendered by the partially fired
Guano blew the stern out OF the vessel which then filled
and sunk in deep water Engiish Poper
SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATES --FRB 25
No. 81 The United States, plsntiin error Richard
King ct al The argument ofths causs confined by
Mr. Attorney General or the taintih IN error and by
NJ TN~ l~~t l~k. onN ,xo
The New York herald., 1845-02-28
GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH
CHE DROPS-AN IMMEDIATE

AND PERFECT CURE.-Thcse who
have felt the painful throbbing and excru-
Gazing pancs of this disease shooting
perseverance,, and, as is often the case,
have received but little sympathy from
friends on such occasions, will no doubt
be much pleased to know of remedy
that will never fail TO quiet forever the
The New York herald., 1845-02-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

NEW TONh, FtDTuary
THE SUBSCRIBER would most respectfully announce
his friends and the trayeng community general that he
fully prepared all who may favor him with their
patronage Having been for the sixteen engaged in the
aboye capacity he has hesitation saying that all avors
tended to him by the public will be duly appreciated and
tronize him. '
sn order 70 keep with the times he is warranted to
az the same time viii meet the full and unqualified approba
tion oil the travelling public. II. JOHNSON,
-. United States Hotel. corner Of Fulton
f12 3wsrc Pearl and Water streets New York
The New York herald., 1845-02-28
A. Fulton street,

lBErwEEN PEARL AND CLIFF J NEW YORK.
THE SUBSCRIBED keeps constantly hand large asscr
ment of American and Imported Warranted Tools suitable
Tor mechanics in almost line OF business Ao Tool
Chests furnished complete for mechanics families and boys
recommended to call the subscriber he selling his
goods at lower prices than other house the city
era assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery, Cut Nails, Hollow
Wae, shovels and Spsdes Japand Ware Sporting lmple
jai9 lm~ec Between Pearl and Cliff New York.
The New York herald., 1845-02-28

CHEAP DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
M H. sHANKLAND .Daguereotype Artist having taken
" since two than 10 900 Portraits and being well
known taking the style portraits informs
friends and customers and the gubc that she gives beau
Frame for only dollar Being always well patronized aud
the Lafayette Basaar 9 Broadway and branch Of her
opposite the ark Fountain Portraits taken from in the
morning to in the evening" any weather. cloudy stormy
Remember. only dollar. (best stys) including OF
frame, 20 m
The New York herald., 1845-02-28
p A L E N T AGATE BUT T 0 N s.
THOS. PROSSER, PATENTEE,

Exclusive Owner Of th Patent Right for the Porcelain
Letters Patent have been duly granted him BY the United
otates take effect from the 29 1884, have caused
suits to be commenced in the Circuit Court of the United
States fr the s9u!hern District Of New York for the infringe
and substanate rights under said Patent the fullest
tent o. the law give this public notice all that sh III pro-
coed forthwith, by sn for damages and by bill equity for
injunction against all PERSONS infringing said Patent
Platt street, New York
i22 lm@rc THOMAS PRUSSER.