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SALES AT AUCTION.

On Account Of Departure from The City,
Choice Furniture, Silver Ware, Plated Goods,
China, Glass &c, &c.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN e. CO.
J. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
"WEDNESDAY, May go lSi9-Will be auction, IL
w O'Clock, Dwelling the Apollo and Erio
New Orleans. flng IN part Mahogany Furniture matte to
osr, OF SCt: OOnans, Lounges Chairs; Cen Ex
Dining Tea and Work Tables Snebods s. and Rock
Chairs Book Case choice Brussels Carpets and Rugs, Cua MS
Iangs, Prints Paintings Mahogany and other
Be,ead Mai foFsIressng Bureaus AMI Wash Stands Chna
Glass, Ware Cutlery Chamber Sets, &c. &c
ALSO...A well selected LIBRARY, and likely young NE
GR ESS aged rs,
The psve all business connected with the sale
be closed within days from date OF sale
Terms-CasI On delivery.
The will open the day previous the SALE when the
Furniture can be seen. my25
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

uru,NE R9 Gaf0M AMo R MiIifRHtVMESsES IpE, n
" Gao. RHUBARB. eto-As low foT cash
can be procured elsewhere-Cal and
~ judge.-Dr. 4. J. COXE'S PREPARA. Il
OGC SOUTHERN COUCH SYRUP-An unequaIled
remedy for Coughs, Influenza etc.
EXTRACT HOF COPAIVA, SARsAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeabe cure superior to
the Capsule any other extract
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-Ths strongest preparation that can be
made.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIvERW0RT.
ec-FOr the relief and of CONSUMPTION and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE. RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT.
TT Especial attention paid 10 the treatment OF Rheuma
tism, Bronchitis and Consumption. 800.
Office corner Magazine and Poydras SITS. n23 ly3dD
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the reported statements were:
ELYsEE NATIONAL, April 10.
NM Dear Cousin 1t pretended that IN passing through
Bordeaux held language of nature to sow division
said That overrBed by the chiefs OF the reaction
airy movement, did not act freely inspirations;
and order do necessary. at
the approaching elections to send to the Chamber hos
tile my Government rather than of the moderate
party, Such an impu ailon from you may well asfonsh
me- You know sufficiently TO be that will never
submit ascendancy the part OF body and that
will constantly endeavor to govern in the Interest OF the
by their and their experience, give me good
counsel daily receive advice of opposite nature but
for you less than for other to blame in me
moderate pocy-you who disproved OF my manifesto be-
had not the entire sanction OF the chiefs OF the
moderate party. Now, this manifesto from which have
swerved remains the conscientious expression OF my
sentiments. The first duty ranquize the country.
For four months past has been daily gaining confidence.
The approaching elections vii advane have no doubt,
the period of possible reforms by strengthening the Repnb
all the old parissto unite, To reconcile them the object
of my efforts This is The mission attached to the great
name which bear it would fail II were to tend to
divide inst ad Of rayng together the supporters OF the
Government For these reasons cannot approve of your
becoming candidate in twenty departments red ct. that
under the shadow Of your name, i may be attempted to
ment and discourage its devoted partsans BY tagung
the people with the fequent elections which this course
would neeesstste In future theeioe hope my deaT
real intentions the who may be IN relation with you
and take not TO aeced by the
absurd caumnie which sae that my policy Is nf1uerced
by sordid interests. N.thng-repeat this aoud-nothns
will disturb the serenity OF my Judgment or shake my reo
utions. Free from all moral CONSTANT VIII pursue the
shall enqush power if may be reproached with fau
which were fatally inevitable shall least have performed
what sincerely believe to be my duty.
Receive my dear cousin the assurance OF my friendship
LOUIS NAPOLEON BoHAPARTE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-25

TOBACCO.-StOek Hgnt anu PRICES seduy. o"'es AAo
hbds of which Io3 hhds II A. at 81. and 26 R. at 3
hhds R. at 81 and hhds. Mason County Admitted at 81
GD55sc. y ID.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-Demandl limited bnt pr.
ces steady $50 hhds Sugar taken at 3.D4sc for good
Common Fair and 300 bbs Moasses at lOOlSc gallon
FLOUR.-The Levee Is bare of Flour and the stock in
store being unusually light prices still looking Sales
100 bbs Illinois at "a 62 34 do St. Louis at "a TOO "a
75 and 1853 bbIs Indiana and st. Louis at "a s7 bbl
Ohio in store held at "a IS.
CORN-Prices still improving. owing TO the want OF sup
ply 1856 sacks sold the Levee at CSC bushe and the
very large lot remaining unsold held at Coo.
PROFESSIONALISM lots OF Pork selling at W 10
ass so bb Of Bacon, 40 casks Shoulders sold al &C.
and 90 do bagged Hams 6ac. Nothing done in Lafd
lot of so bbls. Prime Beef brought $l2 bbL
HAY-Sass of about $50 bales Western, from halooa's
at $40 ton. on ,ooo
COFFEE-More inquiry 800 bags Ris taken at ga 1900
do at 81. and 200 do at 6a4c. ID.
WHISKY.-About $50 bbls sold at 161a0l6Ac. for Rec
tilted.
EXCHANGE-Stesdy Sterling $685. Pct. pm; New
Work GO day bills ADI disct.; Checks 34iD1 pct. pm.
FREIGHTS-Very dull and but little offering for Liver
poo ship taken for Marsees at IS for Tobacco and c
far
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-25

SINGULAR NAMH.-An individual rejoicing in the eupho.
of Sam Johnson. alias HOrsety was arrested
night before last by the Second Municipality police
dangerous and suspicious character
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-25
MULE FOR SAL

MULE FOR SALE.
A WELL broke, good sized MULE, for sale
"A low. Apply at No. y Nathsz street; up ="
stairs. my1a
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CLOTHING .CLOTHING
RETAIL STOCK ARRII f ID!
NJ BARNETT. No. 10 CAMP STREET has Just received
I. per ships Galena. Quebec and Memphis large and
well assorted stock of fine SUMMER CLOTHING made
expressly for the Teta / city trade:
Super Black French Merno Dress and FrOck Goats
Fine Drap d'Ete d Gray Goats and Sacs;
Cashuerette and Tweed Sacs. all cO0rs -
CashmeYee PaletOts and d Onay Goats. all colors
Plain Linen Plaid Linen and Nankeen Sacs;
Spper Fancy Grass Sac and d'O;say Goats;
Fancy and Black English Merino do. do;
Black and Fancy French MernO Pants
Snperine Dap d Etc Pants;
White. Brown and Fancy linen Drill Pants
India Nankeeu and English Merno Pants;
White and Fancy Linen Vests;
Fine Black Bombazine Vests . ,r. .,.u
Vest. etc etc imy9 tjel7J NJ BARNETT. IL Camn SITS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-25

H 9Th Of JuneThe vsrt fast ;ains S0Res Dust
of her cargo engaged will sail above touching at k0
de Janeiro FaIpa'aso and Calao She o. y; 1Gs
commanded BY of much experience IN tne ana
offers superio for PASSENGERS having rye
and airy between decks which w De o ne mo y
Post s, Second MunicipaIy, Or to cvp, 90 p,
~ Passage in Fini Cabin. $3.50 Second Cabin, $500
No Steerage Passenger taken and b w. ""'"
paid for.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-25

DIscHARGED.-Fex Quinn. who was accused by Sarah
Pablo of having attempted commit violence upon her
person. yesterday discharged by Recorder Baldwin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-25
rHoRN,s COMPOUND EXTRACT OF o.
PAIVA AND SARSAPAR1LLA.

TINE ne remedy discovered for that class of .
which the Copaiva and Saparla
have been found The and sale this
obtained for the last four certain criterion OF
its acquired the lame almost
part Of Europe been examined approx and sanctioned
by Faculty Medicine and recommended by the most eminent
OF the profession.
enjoys above all others,
neat, portable potshe mode in which may be
being both and peasani tasteless no
diet, from daily business. Travellers
especially would find this medicine highly useful and never
unproded with the advantages which
the combines Accompanying the medicine pamphlet
the different the disease without
charge tanning II mercury
I Prepared by j. b. Thorn, Chemist London and tor sale by
SlCKLES CO., Druggists 40 Canal and "a Magazine streets
Jew Orleans. mars 3m2dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-25

ONE of the undersigned will on the 18th inst proceed to
~ Washington City. for the purpose of attending to
CLAIMS now in their hands and will give particular
attention to any business with the different Departments
entrusted to them. . r,r,, go <u
fyl5 LANGDON GRlCE. 81 st. Charles 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-25

BLACKSMITHING, &c.
HE undersigned have associated hsu ,o
q viz: BLACKSMITHING. FINlSHING. cEfH
50 LOCKsMITHING, BEhLrH Ia y iST M
" ING, TURNING In WOOD AND lK0lN KE-
PAIRING IRON SAFES AND LETTER. PhEssf.S:,i
Jobbug in General etc. Any work entrusted to them VIII
sbIa terms ARCHIBALD PRENTICE,
~ ~ ALEXANDER GRAY.
27O .NAGAZLNE Street. between Julia and pe ord
fV Cash paid for Old Brass aud Copper mylo I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-25

LETTER OF LOUIS NAPOLEON TO HIS COUSIN
The following letter from the President of the
French Republic to his cousin was written for the
sake of counteractiDg certain statements reported
to have been made by the latter in regard to Louis
Napoleon's policy. The letter lets us know what
the repOrted statements were:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-25

TO THE LADIES.
MRS A. G. PARKER, No. o31a CAMP Street, be-.
M low Poydras is now selling off at and under Asrn
cost, her Stock of SPRING MILLINERY la com ks
Misses Fancy and Straw BONNETS, Dress VS.
CAPS RIBBONS and FLOWERS, with an ASSIGNMENT or
~ Ladies in want Of the above will do well to call
eai ~ a. u'e ~ nnrcbsseIs apN I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-25
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

CRESCENT OyyICR:
Friday Morning. May -. lSsS
COTTON-There was less inquiry for Cotton Yesterday
and the sales were confined 1900 bales. though at IN
changed prices
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-25

COLTS REPEATING CARBINES.
lust received few of COLTS (Six Shooting) RI
y FILES or CARBINES. with all the Necessary impie-
Shoulder Straps They well adapted to the wants OF
adventures to California which offered for sale by
myi1 i'm n BRADNER SMITH. 50 Gravier ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-25

Camp Street Cheap Dry Goods Store.
SEYMOUR & CO.,
42 CAMP, Nert Door to Corner Of Grauier street,
OFFER at the iooest prices Of Store il this city
~ their large assortment of FRESH and DESIRABLE
GOODS.
The prices of this New Establishment will be fonnd gen
orally far lower than the rates usually current and lis char
acter for good articles will be sustained
FASHIONABLE FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS, every variety. comprising seasonabe ARTICLES OF
COTTON. SILK, LINEN and WOOLLEN FABRICS
Purchasers will find the goods in this Store probably more
Of them my5 3taw
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-25
Lieut.. Mayne Reds Great Romance
VINEGAR ESTARLISHME

I'VE Undsrsienelis constantly manufuctuIing and has
.bo. o re- sale A very superior article Of vlNEGAkk
IiI ielivsr 4, free of charges, in any part OF
ing city or Lafaye.te, at the following reduced
to suit tines viz Butts 90 gallons % 30; baiie
taous ~; Barrels % gallons. cents gallon. Lbs
"a. a!:coult mads to Wholesale customers.
line lroppsd in the Post0f6ce will b. punctaaly
Gtsadsd to. lep4 III JOHN =, VIZ
Eoasf Comn01 md AaSsi sts., opposite ChsSir
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-25
FOR CALIFORNIA.

4rRegular Packet for LIST of June.-For oalifor-
EEh MA via Chagres.-The vel known, fast SAILING
Repulsr Packet brig PERFECT, Capt Boyd.
will sail above This vessel has accommodations
Cabin and Storage and consigned to
Messn PEAKE. REID Y co, who win forward passen-
gers to Panama and San Francisco. -
Passage in Cabin all in State Rooms. sD
Passage in the Steerage and found ..............SO
FOR sENSEbY FOSTER % Tohouptouas
DEWEY e. CO. 81 GravieI st. myM
"a. For California, RIA Chagres.-To Succeed the
1870 njar Iiae-Tbe very fast sailing coppered and
copper fastened bark FLORIDA McCaTy master. viii
sail az above She has splendid State Room acc mmoda-
tons in the Cabin and the Steerage beautifully arranged
20 AS TO accommodate limited number For freight pas
sage apply TO Captain board opposite the Beef Mar
ket First Municipality, or To- M
N.Y. o. WICKHAM. % Bienyle It;
r. M. HARRISON g. co. " Poydras ct.
sS-This vessel zoe, 10 our Agents. Messu. HLEKTcH
& Co, who receive passengers ana Ifeient Cnaees ana
guarantee them through to San Francisco az tne very low
est rates anwiug u per day Tor boad from
the time of his at Cbages until he embaks Ut Pan
anna for San Francisco. my-3
trFor California, ria Chasres.-.Neu Orleans and
HfSA (hnpres REGULAR ne-The fine. fast sailing
800 cope red and fasteped brig CCTAVIA,
master has Portable cabin accommodations.
and the steerage will be fitted up to hand omey
commodate limited number of passengers. She will sail
above For freight ?. passage amply to the captain
orr NJ HARRISON e. CO, " Poydras
TT Our Agents In Panama are Messn. K d. LEETcH
Co.. who guarantee passengers through 70 san FRANCISCO
at the lowest and allow them 81 day while on me
Ihmus dating from their arrival at Chagres until they aan
from Panama. myH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-25

MADEIRA WINE BOTTL ESQ crates, groee each.
III LOAF CRUSHED AND POWDERED SUGAR
n, Philadelphia and New York, 80 packages.
TLPHATE OF QUIHINE-2ooo ounces for sale y n the
rine eto For sale nv E. J. HART CO,
my23 IS TchoupitOuas st.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS {:
ALTITUDE. . N.-Lonslrupr. 50 Win Time. sh

Memoranda:
Towboat Southener towed down and to sea- on the 3t
nt ship York and bark Beaver.
rowboat DeSoto lowed down and to sea- on the I'D INST
ship Huron and bark Delaware.
Towboat Popoise lowed down and to sea. on the 25t
int ships Adams and VIM Badger.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-30
FROM CALIFORNIA.

The Dubuque Tribune contains an cx.
tract Of letter received by Mr.. Thos
Mcknight from J. Hampstead, dated n,
San Francisco, June 22d, from which We
ascertain that the party which left Dubuque
last winter, including the writer, Mobley
Hammond and others, reached San Fran.
cisco June 10Th, eighty nine days on, from
Panama. Mr.. II. SAYS TINT all the reports
respecting the gold mines, rife in the U
States, he fluids confirmed. There we're q,
that time cstimlted 10 be twenty ihousa nd
people in the mines, aLd vessels were arriv-
ing daily. Goods and provisions Of all
kinds were low and falling.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-30
FINE FRUIT.

We have seen nothing in the fruit line
this season To compare with the luscious
peschss presented us last week By Rebccca
Morgan. They were rosy red, juicy free.
stones, aud averaged inches in circum.
ference. Friend David Morgan has the
finest grated fruit grown in this section OF
country and no one knows better how to
cultivate it.
ia. Orchard. Esq. has left upon our
table, ripe, mellow Yellow Harvest and Non
such Apples, specimen of which We will
cndcavor to keep Tor our next Horticultural
exhibition, as they IRE superior 10 my We
have yet seen nj those interesting gather
ings. The peaches We coulani keep.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-30

GThe heavy rain storms Of Thursday
and Saturday nights Of the week before
last did considerable damage 10 the city oil
Burlington, sweeping off or materially in.
Jnr'ng five or six bridges, impairing the
streets and wharf, and carrying off lumber
md other private property. The lightning
Al the same time struck large barn be.
l"ncing to Mr.. McMakin, which together
with its con,cnts-his whole crop Of grain
md hay, and three horses aud cow--was
consumed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-30
NEW BOOK STORE.

BY reference to our advertising columns il
will DC seen that Mr.. II. A. Porter has opened a
Book Store in Rock Island. We have examined
his stock and find il as compile c and his prices
az reasonable rs establishments of the same des.
cription in ST. Louis. lie can supply country
merchants with every article in his line full us
reasonable as they can purchase them in St. Lou
-. Publishers in this region Of country will be
pleased 10 learn that Mr.. +. is making arrange
ments to furnish them with oil sizes Of Printing
paper.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-30
Respectfully YOURS.
CHARLES CORKERY.
Ell. Gazette, Burlington.

The Prospects OF IirNGARy.-We have
private letters from Warsaw 10 the middle
of the past month, which give more ds.
tincl idea u the character ot The war now
waged by The Austrian and Russian Emper-
ors an Hungary, than any account which
has yet reached US. Vas, supplies were
daily being sen, from Warsaw TO the army.
and il was evident 10 steps would lie nev.
ec'ed to reduce the Huugarians to suD-
mission. AL admit the horror of tho war.
the atfocious manner in which il il con.
Quoted, aud the great doubt ol its SUCCESS
The Russians see with dismay that they
have to anticipate nothing but the possess
ION Of wi!dcrncss-,he Hungarian, de-
s'roying every district rs they leave il,
and poisoning every fountain. The SYM
Path'es ut nil the neighboriny nations are
with the heroic soldiers OF Kossu,h: and the
Emperor Of Russia evidently did not nn,ici-
pate such war ms he meets with. There
are sixty thousand Hungarians in Comorn
"A strong bumb-proof fortress, on which.
though i Is closely invested, the allies have
been able 10 make u, inpression. Tho
garrison ~ six tunes larger than il neccsss-
~; and II BEN aud D-mbriski IRE able 10
raise The siege, the allies will receive n
blow from which they Cannot recover; aud
The Hungarian srmv in the field, thus
strengthened, could not but triumph.
All accounts say that the only salvntion
oil the Invaders consists in forcing the iInn-
gar'nns 10 nm action, which they skilfully
avoid, aware that no large army can subsist
IN such country rs Hungary, where water
is scarce ut all times, aud conscious of their
power to annihilate smaller bndics. There
IS, besides, no comparison between the
intelligent free hungarian and Russian
soldier, who IL suhsi.ied ON bread alone. A
terrible sconrge IL also said 10 have seized
on the Russian soldiers, known Ms the alice
pest" The individual is attacked by YER
min under the skin, which increases until
he whole body becomes one mas, Of cor.
rnpt'on. Hitherto no remedy has been
discovered, and the person attacked is con-
-'dercd Ms doomed; and the letters sav
''hnndrcds hive. nj their own solicitations.
becn thrown into the river 10 terminate
their snilcrings. The cholera also makes
terrible havoc on the ill.(cd allied army"
u Hungary succeeds in this contest, all
Roland will be in arms; aud the Gar will
he occupied, certninIy far yenrs To come.
VII. :. his own "dairs.-IVashington Repub-
lie.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-30
Chr Gatettr.
DAVENPORT AND ROCK ISLAND.

DAVENPORT AND ROCK ISLAND.
A citizen Of Rock Island about erecting
. building in that thriving little city and
unable 10 obtain mechanics, crossed to this
place upon Monday last with that object
He afterwards informed US that he was
equally unsuccessful here, rs our mechan.
ics are oil engaged for the season. There
are moro buildings--good, substantial
bricks--contractcd Tor in this place and
Rock Island than possibly can be finished
this season. Hand in hand the two towns
IRE steadily advancing, urged on by the
rapidly settling country by which they are
surrounded, and nought bn, ,rain Of un.
iorsecn mislortunes can check their pro.
gress. Their growth is healthy, the reli.
ance Of their citizens for support being up.
on avocations the very prosecution Of which
tend TO confer Importance upon the towns
and cause strangers TO seek permanen n,
home here.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-30

CALIFORNIA CoIN.-Thc New Orleans
Picayunc has received one of,hc new Cal.
'f"rnia gold coins. Il is about the size of
50 I. ). gold piece. but il is not quite SO
handsome. On one side j, has the Amer.
lean eagle, with the inscription, '.Caliiornia
Gold" "Wi,hout Alloy" On the reverse
il has circle of stars with the subscription.
"Fuli Weight" ''IIa!f Eagle" .San Fran
CISCO" IN. &. NJ" "lSi9." Il is coined
by private company.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-30

CnARIvARI.-Upon every occasion Of q
wedding the boys--somo of them pretty
well grown-turn ont with tin pans and
other musical instruments aud to the great
annoyance Of every body else hut the hap.
py couple, make such clattcr No would
arouse any one but The Mayor u growing
city. The custom originated out Of IN ill.,
escorted marriage; il had its growth 10 ig-
norance and should no longer DO tolerated
10 IN enlightened community.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-30
DEATH BY LIGHTNING.

Miss Mary Ransom, young lady aged
IL years, a residen. Of Musca,ine, was
struck BY lightning on the 18th inst, while
on visit at the house Of Mr.. Alger in Mus
ca'ine county, and instantly killed. She
was on estimablo young lady and teach.
er in Sunday School Of Muscatine, the
scholars Of which all followed her remains
to the grave. The following particulars
are from the Enquircr:-
On Saturday night, during the very severe
storm which occurred, the family were sitting in
cheerful conversotion-Miss R,nsom no, far
from the fire place, near the wall, with her head
leaning against it-when the house was shaken
BY louder explosion and oil eyes blinded by the
vivid glare Of the lightning. A mirror opposite
Miss K. was shattered, bu. no other effects Of the
electricity were visible. After the company had
recovered from the shock, i, was proposed TO 90
INTO another room. A move was made to do 80.
but Miss X. was d covered 10 retain her seat /;
she was called upon TO Join them, bu, moved no,
Alter calling her repeatedly, they approached
her, with feelings Of anxious dread. She was
shaken and called by name, bu, no response wa.
made, and the terrible truth gradually broke up
on the minds Of her companions. She was dead
The subtle essence had entered her brain, and
IN a moment the young, the beautiful, and the
beloved wns in the presence of lnfnity. All eff
forts to restore consciousness were unavailing.
and on the morrow, the blooming girl. who had
'eit her mothers side but yesterday, fall of life,
and ga,y and hope, was brought back a liv,d
corpse, the victim Of the awful ,hunderbo,.-
Verify, "ln the midst fife We are in dealh.n
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-30

LIVERPOOL, Aug. IL.
Every department Of trade continues healthy
There has been rather less business going forwa
IN the produce market: prices, however, are vel
sustained; everything bears cheerful aspect
Tie harves: operations had commenced under
favorable auspices, the crops giving promise Of
an abundant yield, this causes depression in the
grain market, exhibiting q tendency to decline
There is a better demand for Indian corn, owing
partly TO reports Of the po,atoe rot. There were
considerable sales Of good yellow yesterday at
81 2ls Cd per quarter; white, scarce at 25 Cos
cornneal las Gil per barrel. The demand for
flour is Of retail character at 24s Cd per barrel
MONEY MARKcr.-The stock Of bullion in the
Bank Of England was Ella, SOC, 600, having slight.
ly decreased in the past few weeks Consols
closed on Thursday at 9sl, on Friday they reach.
ed Oh. Pennsylvania SIS, 8O4 8iA.