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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16
Enlargement and New Dress.

The business of the city continues to increase
apace and, for the first of October, the town pre-
sents an unusually stirring appearance. Had we
supposed that the season would commence SO soon,
we would have made earlier preparations for some
changes we intend making in our establishment.
During this month we shall enlarge our paper, and
appear in a new dress. According to our order,
the materials will not arrive for some days. and we
cannot make the contemplated changes until the
latter part of the month.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16
New Orleans Cattle Market.

LAFAYETTE. Monday, October I5-Pu
There were arrivals Of Catta day with the exception
Of few BeeVes of inferior kind
BEKT CATTLK.-We ind no psFcspdbIe ehauFe and
quote Yesterday hsuFls. 3i65zSo extreme prices.
hOGs-X sglsday's rates also present the psau Of HovE
viz 4G045ze. PB.
sHEEP.-tI 75i6e2 IS p head
Mich Cows-eD0S40 p head-saII aIowiy.
CALvEs-seII At - OO6t7 90 . head.
ROAsTNs PIss-75ci0t1 90 head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16

FATAL ACCUDEHT.-A lad, only known by the name of
Biz eyed 10 years ed Yesterday at the house Of Mr. XIII
patrick, on the Shell Road from the kick of horse causing
rupture Of the EFF lobe Of the liver An inquest was held
and verdict rendered in accordance with the above
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16
NO CanifaIisfs.
TO UhpILaI1Stss
Large New ThFee-story Brick Building on Perdido


LaIBe NV Ihfee-stoTy BriCK Building on Perdido
street, near ST. Charles street.
BY J. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, October 90 ocock-W be sold Al spctiob
Of parties - ~
All that thressory BRICK BUILDING Immediately fronting
the Shades" Perddo street. Charles and Caronde
let Streets Second Municipality measures 6 feet front on
PTcido street. by lO2 feet inches depth between parallel lines
The premises well built and leased year
SLOO per month The value Of this property will enhanced
pleted this ~ ''
Terms-S6OOO cash balance and years. with per cent
per ann9 notes bearing property
Ae oil sale before J. R. Beard Notary Public expense the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16
List of vessels In Port Not CLEARED.

Note-ln the Firut municipality designated ne loo1ng
Hbs y mi the Nos commence at The RaOad and up
the Second m the No1 above
ing, No. being fatboat Landing In the Third fm5 the MOI
commence At tbs Railroad and down. Ne being
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Choice Lot of Ground on Msgaz ne Street Second
Municipality.

-. - D n. bEhhD, AuCUOneeF.
SATURDAY October 90 at 70 eeIoek-WD be- AID =, apcio
- at Banks Arcade, without reserve - ''
certain valuable BUILDING LOT in .1uare b,p,dsJ
Magazine Race Constance and Robin Streets measuring on MagS
zine street. p feet II inches lines BY depb Of IN @ in
inches and 81 lines between parallel and banque
made land paid for 4'
TeEmsThe purchaser to payment notes for
SSl 5Ol EACH dated 9th February 1913, payable
Bank, at ~ IL and n tbs with
interest from date maturity, and paid to bear interest
Thereafter at per per annum balance cash.
Act Of sale before R. Beard Notary Public expense the
purchaser.
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DEATH BY ACCOMPLISHMENTS Hilorau aRad q vearz
TEL dead yesterday his house st ThomsS street neal
tdWafd An inquest was held, and verdict rendered
- Died Of apOpexy."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16
RarEa
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE. g8 81 30 N.-LoEe1TUDE, 90 Win Tine 81.


Steamship Alabama, Wright Chagrss, C. Alssksr & Co
Ship Wabash, Davis, New York, T. o. Woodruf &sCo
Ship Ashland, Rice, Liverpool, L, r. Gee
Sp bark Union, Mir, BsEoslona, PUG PUG
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16

RECORDER SEUZKREAUs CoURT-A few cases of as
iau and battery cOmDEed the docket yesterday. These were
disposed Of in the usual and the Court adjourned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Anniveranrv Celebration.

~ Orleans Temple of Honor No 3-Wn Cels.
Anniversary by holding meeting
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the i7h inst, a. halEpASt O'Clock
p NJ their Hall TehOuptouaa street. There will be
addresses delivered upon oocaon All Brethren good stand
n.y. respectfully invited attsnd in RsgHa The Lads, par
Scllarly and the public generally are inviisd attend.
sirned; J. H. STUART
Or. n, HYATT, ) Committee.
ola david R. L. BRUCE, J
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16

RECORDER GENOIs' Court Two bsLigsrents were
brought for ndu ging their pugstc pOpsnEes and IN
deWent an exam nation which resulted in their being bound
over to keep the peace NJ other case the record
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16

Per shin Creos from HavBe-Madamo Bernard. Mia
Mansuy Mile Dolly Mile BOlnsy, Nile. ChassanOt, Mile.
Mouler Mile M. Mouler. Mile Darantsr, Mile. FettO,
Mis- LOers MsIsFI E. st. Cyr r. So CyF Lafargue, Ma
rat MoNle JuiaId BOuTsss Chasano LabOEda, FaSanS,
Per sbip HsTo. from New YOfk-Mn E F. Bslknap ana
two children, Mn O. NJ. Benson Melsn Thos. Hail. G. q.
Gresne a, III SimOnne J. Hume, Th0s HAynal, j. X.
Helm, 8. II. Brewer, and 70 steeEage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16


Ship Tennessee, Cook 10 days from New York Toby q
Ship Bay stats Simmons, g day, from Boston. to master
Ship DiOgsnss GOOdaI. days from Boston, to Dewey
Ship Sh9@gIsia, P,.u, a days nom PhiadsluhiA 70 j.
Ship Kentucky PhinPsy. % days from Boston. to J. W.
Ship Cromwell, Barker, from HuvS. Sept Sd, to LII.
Ship Ezaboih. Gross, % days from Boston. to mu.sa
Ship ReIo, Griffith. from New York. Sept "A. to NV.
Ship D. Shepherd, Davis. from Boston. Sept, IS to J.
Ship Creole Foster from Havrs Sept 4 to J. O. WoOdruif
Ship Fanohon, Pike. II days from New York. to Master
Ship Maine. Ltehsd, al days from Boston, to master
Ship sharon Msuiman. from Have a,t August, to mas
Bari DslphOs CrOws, Is days from Boston, to master
Bark Catherine Watts from Bordeaux ed August, TO B.
Brig Adams Gay schneidau 4dusu from Havana, to w.
Brig John A. LancastSl Long, from Norfolk, Sept IL. to
soh ChipOla, GnsnOn days from Pensacola to master
schT Warren, Johnson days from Pensacola to MISTER
sTEAMBoArs:
MosSOmery Estes from PTineStOn- bales oottSS
PhPSess No 3 Holmes, from VekIbuEE.
IOwboat Shark, PnnegaI, from the Passes
IowbOat AnglOSaxon Davis from the Passes.
T Tat Diana, FIjnteF from the Passes
TowSost SSOnaqsEOE Heation, from the Passes
IOWhSat POTpOlSe, finneEar from the Passes.
Spoken:
By ship Creole the 9TH ult in lat $50 IS NJ oa no
SO W., bark ApthOrp. from Msrssiles. for this port
Memoranda
Ship Hero the 9Th INIT boarded the brig NaEOisla from
Maine bound to St. Marin; also, brig JOssphul Captain
Pitcher from Savannah, Sept 2lst for this poE-cEsw rc
TOwbOa COnGusTOr lowed down and to ssa. The 9Th
inst, ship Intrinsic.
TOwbOat PoTpOiss toWed down and to Ssa on the 18th
inst, ship Raiah, and brig P sOul6.
TOwbOat Diana tOWsd down and sea- on the 7th inst.
bark John Munsy. and brig Chss KenhaW ~
TOwbOat Phoenix lowed down and to sea, the 11th
inst, ship Maid Of Orleans, and SohL P. M. Sean.
TOwbOHt Shark tOwsd down and SEA- the 18th inst
barls May Flower. and Atsnar. and sehr. Two FhSnds
Passengers;
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16

Hercules Street Improved Property. -. For Account
of former Purchaser
BY J. A. BEARD Auctioneer

-, ,,,,r - a., -, =. . Office No, 10 Banks Arcade.
y ton at BanH Arcade for former ser who failed
to comply WITH th terms Of adjudication Sent 99 s49
THREE Valuable LOTS OF GROUND, with ali the improve
men1 thereon situated IN TIE bounded Hercu "a ade
and Caope streets and Triton WAX tie New Basn sad
@ are numbered and plan drawn by C. A. Hedn dated
18Th beptember 1885, SAID lots
lines front on Hercules street. BY depth Of g inches and
ue between parallel lines On each tvoatory kitchen now
rented The street snd Sidewalk paved and paid for
One third cash balance g. and 10 month"; credit
secured by mortgage the popertv which IN M ni
maturity TO bear interest the Of per annu un
finally pad. - ~
The above lots Of ground sold for j. w. Rsynod
date. 'T- va NV 1O'''
Acts Of sale before r. Beard, E'q Notary Public at the s1
oI6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16
CheaD PaDeT, Bank Books 8 StatiOnerE.

A1
NHEBubtonben respectfully return thank NfWf9IR
Il to their numerous friends and the pIb- z7AkA
ho flor the liberal patronage heNstOtOTa be- r
slowed upon them and would respectfully
solicit its Continuance having now on hand tan CON
peie Stock Of svey article In their line, AND ARR DAILY
RECEIVING FREsH SUPFLIEa Their present Stock con
LiHi1 part Of the following, which theg osF e The
Lowest market rates
Bi.ANK BoOKS.-Lsdgen Joumal, Cssh. Inyoic.
Account Current, Record and Recsipt Books, Of al aI
and of the best quality.
COPYING LETTER PRESSES-Wnh BOoks ard
every thing cOmplee-Of dihersnt sizes and quatio1
BLANKS. - Custom house Entries and ommaICia
Blanks Of every description; Bia Of ExchanEo Notes,
Drafts, etc eto., in great variety.
OHEoK BQOKS-On all the solvent Banhs and Bank.
ing Houses in the city.
STEEL PENS of every manuiacturs; sehOiOs ,.so-
ton always on hand.
.PAPBR : OF every dsscriptOn-Enslish. French and
American manufactuFa.
INK.-BlaOk, Blue and Red also CopginC-Sn extern
MKSTANDS-Of all Known kinda
Waiers, Sealing Wax Qls. India Rubb9l Lesa 49,
els, Watsr STAMPS RodgeTs Psnkniye aia EiSs9' 49,
Iape, sand and sand Boxes, Letter Chgs bl 1fi-.
Llnea Pen HOldem and Pen RRcka. IL Lea -,fsios'
counting hOuse Calendar, Bankeu Ocsaa' ~~l~-e--'
Memorandum Books, DANES. etc., ele
HAVING ALSO. A e9-r11
Job Printing Once ana 69oA .,.,, 1a,lsrs a.
~ the same building are pep IJ n s1oL pcs1 ~
Printing or Binding in 4 superior ayie' anu - sum p
S'---'' toh n Ai'll tti5Ss5af1N q ARMSTRONG,
sl,,t;SSSs5 ard Blank Book Man qt9eLolsls
IA tianI 81 Camp street, New VFi-a4a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16
New Orleans Rmisrani and Remittance once.


TTNHE undersigned at his old established Office continues
their friends in England. Ireland Scotland with Sterling
Sight Drafts payable any pOat-toWn in the above named
kingdoms and in to suit He also usual continues
having passengers brought from Liverpool to this city
good ships and reasonable terms. Parties living At dis
lance, BY addressing letter (pos paid p the undersigned
will be promptly attended TO; JOHN TOOlE,
il0 II IS Bank Plaza. New Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16
SALES AT AUCTION.
Boarding. House Furnituro
BY FLORANCE & TAYLOR.

BY FLORANCE q TAYLOR.
,,, Ofcs 81 GraDieT street.
4 -
The entire stock Of FURNITURE contained in The large
ing HOUSE. S Baronns consisting
Looking Glasles CErpo Chairs Tables Bureaus Bsdead
and Bedding, Croekery Glassware Kitchen Furniture ETC.
The Furniture be pal for and away Friday
Terms cash. olB
White Street LOt............,Ssoond Municipality.
BY ]. A. BEARD. AuctioneeF.
SATURDAY, October 80 10 o'cock-Wl he sold at Bank
~ Arcade, without reserve, account Of
certain LOT Of GROUND the square bounded BY Thai in
Hercules Eratn and White and
White stree, BY depth Of g6 inches and lines between
parallel hnea situated short distance from the
Term -Onehah cash; balance months for pots hsarnp
mortgage the perry which paid when due 70 bear inter
est at the rate Of per Cent per annum.
Act Of sale before j. R. Beard Notary Pubs expense
the purchaser. ol6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16

ANDREW J.. AuBT. sAML OAKEY sETHOUR
Groceries. Retail and Wholesale.
AULT s. SEYMOUR,
No.244 TCHOUPIToULAS STREET
BetlOeeR St. Joseph street and Sc. Marie Market
VNHEY take much pleasure to inform their friends and the
knoVI 'ROCERY, "a TohouptOuas street, situated so
cOuvenien St. MaTy Market and which htted up IN
thu les, anner-WhsFs article in the Grocery line
al ALWAYS be found, and at the lowest prices.
Orders from their friends in the county, OF in the city,
shall be carefully easculed. -
eside beL prepared to furnish every article Of GOcsies.
trey will supply their friends with FLOUR POTATOES,
NEAL, GRAIN, ONIONS, BEANS, and PORK, in
small packages or in barrels. iyl0 stoW
PURE WATER.
VIHE "PATENT RAPID WATER-PURIFIER"
article Of English invention, and now hrst in
peculiar kind Of stone which performs the percOatlOn with
greater Tapidy than other yet discovered Il cYn
dcal in shape and 1 capable of fenng from TO 50 Q
gallons per day rapidly dsengages matter Of every Kind
and mpd, and from its peculiar construction e paEtieu
larry adapted to purifying the MsSisslppi WSer hH Elsf
one the useful inventions OF the day. lu smph
city of construction its duTabiity-no matter how impure
water without any trouble the speedy removal Of all dee
rOuS MATER its Applicability TO be PLACED IN Water Butts,
Ponds, Reservoir, particularly recon-
mendS il 10 the notice of Hotels Boarding Houses steam
boats Ships Private Families, Oces, etc., for al Of which
there sizes suitable Several Of them have already been
put the city and country and found to answer every
expectation. They now be seen in operation a. my
store WhsFe persons invited to call and examine them,
not with view OF buying, a. curiosity, I'M, my
Bsp15 House FumllhinE StoEe. So Camp a.
VNTANTED-Boys wanted to set no TEN-PINls a. the
Aaln sra
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WANTS.

RRICK.LAYER AND PLAsTERER WANTED
= Apply at Y Natehez street, up stains. Ol5
WANTEp-A man to act as Clerk. None need apply
w unless he Is man fully competent do and in.
door business. He must be a man who is thoroughly &C
enee address with real nsme o. p at this Office. olS 1w
WANTED TO HIRE-TwO able. bodied DRAYMEN
OF sober and ind ustrOus habits well acquainted in
the city, TO whom good wages will be given.
Appy az % MAGAZINE STREET. OlO
WANTED.-A gentleman of sixteen years experience
IN commercial transactions, is dsTOuG OF obi lining
Situation in some respectable house, in capacity has
oompetenl Rn9wledge OF English, French and Spanish
can give undOubted reference and would be willing g
make himself generally useful Addes at this ote olO
ROY WANTED-A good int lgent, active, honest
store no lls Julia srest. None but one who has the
u'''OH' "'i ans g. H LISTER,
E2- Also, boy to drive Wagon wanted. OlO
WANTED-By a young married mana situation
w bOokkeepeT, having been employed as such for
AumDeI OF KearS Thinks he give satisfaction to his
emplOyeI SALARY not much thought Of a. steady
city references given. O8 2W
WTAHTED.-50O LABORERS-TO work on the Mo.
w pie and Ohio Railroad TO whom will pay good
wages ana give constant employment for twelve months
Inc WORK dry and in as healthy lion any in the
Oh3h. Fpr further information apply 70 the GubscnDaa'
on me WorA' OF at the EngineeLs Office, Mobile ~,
WANTED.-A Situation aa AslistanI salssman
gagged in the Clothing Business in this oy for the last Eve
learss and who furnish the best city References an
note addressed to j. b. and leit at this Office viii
meet with prompt NttsatiOR, az
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16

MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE THIRD MUNICIPAL
ITY-Ths body met last evsning-Recodsr Seuzsneau in
the Chair and members pFsasnt,..A Message was read
fism the Mayor. a. follow:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16

NTANTED-Boyl wanted to 81 10 IEN-PINB q The
w CIesCsat Bowling Saloon, s9 u. Charles SIeel,
% lW ], u. SIkES,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16
FOR CALIFORNIA.

&EaFor San Francisco, California, direct To
G1ksp sail positively THURSDAY the LIST November.
- The nne new fast sailing cOppeIed and copper
fastened bATQus NEHEMIAH RICH, Capt Carlton will
leave for San Francisco as above
RATES OF PASSAGE;
For freight or passage apply 10
"a PARADISE. LAWRAsoN Il co, Agents.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16

- n Packet Steamer ALTON-For 81 Louis
Memphis, etc., etc The new, substa ntIa
and fast Iunnng steamer ALTON VIM IA
EuE3n maste Is receiving freight, and will leave sbove
on THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at O'clock P NJ
positively For freight passage apply board opposite
PoydLsS st, or o. HYDE & OGLESBY, Il Poydfas 81
VIII meet with delay, ala
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16

- \ For Mobile, Montgomery, WstumpFa
and al Landings on the Atabayaa RiBeS -
New Orleans, Mobile Montgomery Packet.
Ihe new, superior light dTaught passengeT sfeamhost
BEACON, P. Roberts, JT master Is receiyiug fTe0bt
and will leave as above on WEDNESDAY I7fh inst AZ
4Ocock N, positively For freight OF passage hsvinG
unlupsSsed accommodations, apply board at Poydrs
oi6 HYDE oGLEsBY. u Poydr., .,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16

MAYORALrT OF NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 8, 1919.
To the Hon, President and Members of the Council of
Municipality Ne 8:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16

, RS$ Regular Thursday Packet KNOXVILLE
L6t fsS4' For HtekSbUTg, Lake Providence JfiIT;
- keH's Bend, Grand Gulf RodHey Nrafeist
The S9Rsn9 substantial and fast Running steambosi
kN0AAiLAE, X. H. CIump master, will leave as above
on THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at O'Clock P n POSI-
lively. For freight or passage, apply board or 10
T. @. CHARLES, IS Common ct
@ Clerk will be on the Levee foot of Canal street,
vile will take freight for Yszoo River with he privilege Of
reShipping at Vicksburg. oi6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16

By ship Creole the 7h ult in lat $50 26 NJ loa no
BOY w. bark Apthorp from MaIssiIes. for This poEt.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06
DIR. II. e. vOILES,
Eclectic Physician, in the Office for
mOrly occupied by DR.. Prentiss.
Davenport, Iora.
September 9th. 1910, 50-tf
DIES MONIES COLLEGE.
September 9th, 1910.

VlIIS new Literary Institution 10 pleasantly
II located in the village Of West Point, Lee
CO Iowa, ten miles west Of Fort Madison, which
10 the nearest point OF access on the Mississippi.
il 10 easy OF communication in all directions;
and IN point Of morals, cheapncss OF living,
hcalthfulness OF climate, beauty OF situation, & !,
few places in Iowa, (if any,) IRE better suited
TO the purposes OF Education.
The College building is a two story cdifce
the lower, being divided into six large and pleas
ant rooms, designed at present as lodgin. rooms
Tor students, who may wish TO occupy them, rent
free. The upper story consists Of large hall,
nfordng ample room for an audience Of two or
three hundred, or the comfortable seating Of at
least an hundred students, and two commodous
recitation rooms. The interior has recently been
newly plasfered, painted, &c, 90 rs to render il
n comfortable abode. Outdoor improvements
are also about 10 be made and the college square
enclosed and ornamented. Moreover, ten acre
plat OF ground, Immediately adjoining the vii
lnge, beautiful for situation, has been purchased
recently by the Board Of Trustees, Us a site for
new college buildings.
Good boarding can be obtained in private fam
lilies, nt from 81 25 TO 81 50 per week. BY the
opening Of the next Session, il is contemplated
to form club, by which the expense may be We
~ much reduced, to such a. may choose thus ia
live. The entire expense Of boarding and tut
ton need not amount 10 more than forty or .fffD
dollars, rs the maximum, per session OF five
months, and may be reduced as low rs thirty
doiiars
The course Of study will be modelled after the
best literary institutions OF the land. As yet the
Faculty consists only Of the Rev. J. ". Mason,
A. NJ, Professor Of Languages, and Rev. r. II.
ninsmore. A. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics. In
addition, it is anticipated that soon well quail
tied teacher Of the Primary department will be
procwred. The Institution has recently been
acknowledged as On almoner, in the bounty OF
the Presbyterian Board Of Education.
There arc Two Sessions in the year, Of five
months each: commencing upon tho first Mon
days Of May and November. Amy person wish
ing further information will please address either
OF the Professors in the College, or Rev. Salmon
Cowles.
SALMON COWLEs, RtesL
JoHS WOODWARD, Sec'y.
September 9th, i849 52lm
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06

The fourth meeting and exhibition OF the Dav-
export and Rock Island Horticultural Society " as
held in Rock Island on Thursday, 23d ult., aud
VAS more numerously attended and the display
OF plants larger than at any previous exhibition.
The Society was organized, Judge Grant in
Mr.. Denison, Tor which tie thanks Of the Society
were rendered him. Alter few remarks from
the Chairman, in which citizens all were invited
freely TO attend the exhibitions and to furnish
specimens for display, the society resolved itself
into asscommittee Of the wholen upon the exam
ination Of the flowers and fruits aud the inter-
change Of horticultural knowledge.
The following contributions are acknowl-
sdgsd:-
Hydrangea, large Geraninms, l basket flowers,
, OF other Cacti, Fuschia, stalks Of Fix, ptian
wheat.
Capt. Holt and Lady; Oleander feet high, 2
vases Of flowers including variety Of Dahlas.
Mrs. Hatch, Cactus, vase Of flowers, Scarlet
verbena.
Ms. Burford, globe Cacti, one In bloom.
Mrs; NJ Kinney, Yellow Magnum Bonum Plum,
Mrs. K. Moore, boquet Of flowers.
Misses y. l. Jacks and Lucy Osborn, each q
Kinney e. fIakes, Summer Pearmain Apples,
Sweet Potatoes, Squsshes.
VIM. Brooks, specimens Of Apples.
Elder Denison, Orange Tree in Fruit.
Mr.. J. Boyer, } specimens OF Apples.
Mr.. NJ. B. Osborn, Egg Plant, Carrots, Turnip.,
white Beets, Dwarf Apple, Che tree from which
this apple was placked is less than feet in
heighth, being bat II. inches to the extremity
OF the longest branch, yet yielded 80 apples this
seascn)
Mn. Brooks and Mrs. Bolmar, a superb basket
boquet Of flowers.
Mrs. J. Evans, boquet Of flowers.
Mr.. Finley, Newtwon Pippin, Strawberry APP
pie.
Mrs. @. B. Sargent, preserved yellow Siberian
Grab Apples.
Mr.. NJ. s. Davenport, Green Gage flums ar
inches in circumference, apples.
w. L. Cook, yellow Harvest Apple.
ID. Sullivan, Siberian Crab Apples.
J. Grant, Moncrief Pippin and other varieties
Of Apples.
The next meeting OF the Horticultural Society
will I've held in Davenport, on the second Thurs
day Of September, inst.
A. SANDERS, Sec'y.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06
FEARFUL MoRrALrrY AT ST.. LOUIS

FEARFUL MoRrALrry AT ST.. LOUIS
The st. Louis Union says:
''ll was stated YESTERDAY from the pulpit
Of one our mos. eminent divines, aud whose
incessant labors for the last ten weeks
among tho sick had given him the fullest
opportunity Of judging with accuracy, that
u Iess, eight thousand Of our citizens have
been carried oil since tho cholera prevailed
among rs ~ mn epidemic. To add to this
fearful and heart-rsnding account, the snme
divine stated that Mt least one-half Of this
number were parents, and in vast many
instances both parents verc taken from .
family, leaving from three to five helpless
offspring to be thrown upon the cold cha RI
~ Of this world. What tale Of suffering
and WOO does the above simple statement
contain!~