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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Wednesday Morning. February 60 1850. )
CoTTON.-Fhe market opened with good demand yes
terday. but full the demanded, that ony
5000 bales sold. Prices have advanced Sa4c since
Saturday, and about high before the
We quote
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An 0wxER WASTED. = A large yellow brass bound
leather trunk in BaronHe Wsclhouse awaiting
a claimant, IL taken POSSESSION OF
the night of the fire il Camp street. and placed in the
tody OF the pece. The trunk has the end the Initials
]. a. ID. with The letlers n. 0. undemealh.
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Bopy or AN IsTAsT FoUxD.Iast right boy brought
the Police ofice Of The Second Municipality small box
containing the body Of white male infan new born, which
be had found floating pond the basBre The foot Of
Notre Daneses AZ inquest vii. be held by The Coroner
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20

AssAuLr-Henry Lott faded 70 apresr In answer for an
assault committed the person OF lFis Fle;1 q IL
papers sent before the Criminal Courf bF Rrlr aId
win, where the accused attend az his leisule =
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FOR CALIFOR MA.


er=. FOR CHAGRES-DIrect-Unit United States
KfkilIA Mai StedRlshlpC 1ny-Fhe new and mag
a2s Ditieent steamship OHIO, (3OO0 tons burthen,)
Lieututenant James Findey Sehenck, U. s. Navy,
manding, will leave for the above port on TUESDAY,
9th ins at clock AM, punetuay from the head OF St.
Mails. The great size and strength OF the Ohio wi
her superior double engines OF 1000 horse power eac
her passengers the speed and safety and which
cannot be acquired by steamer OF single engine
The arrangements for the comfort OF passengers the
most liberal scale In her spacious saloons and well ventilated
cabins and saterooms combined all the
inst hotel An experienced surgeon accompanies Thu
vessel and all ships OF this Company.
RATES PASSAGE.
70 Oh s-Staie-Foom Berth, Ladies' Saloon $50 o.
SateToom Berth, After Saloon. 50 d
Stateroom Berth, Forward Saloon. 50 q
Standee Berth, Forward Saloon...... 20 O
Storage Berth, separate mess. % y
Freight 80 cents per cubic foot.
All passage tickets for passage and orders receive eigh
must be procured from the office of the Agents.
PARADISE, LAWRASON q CO, Agents
fyI4 d&W 81 Grayief street
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LARcESY.-Thomas Powers was examined yesterday be-
fore Recorder Baldwin, the charge of entering The house
of Lawrence Kennedy. Magazine street, and steniug
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20

THEFT AMp AssAUIr.-sfichael Litew threatened tie
ne Of the otcer yesterday who arrested him Of the ehae
q ianceny lie was committed examination upon
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20

LaEcEr James Kelly was taken into custody yesterday,
ing TO the Gas Company.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20

TONES AND MONUMENTS. 0RN
DERSONS wishing 10 obtain the above aIsclesk IESlI
L on the mos reasonable terms, and Of the best
Material and Workmanship do so by applying clf
al No "a TCHOUPTTOULAS Street, Front wv
Office NJ StaiFs where Plans and Specifications II
Al 5000. nS 1sw6ia
ITAMs-i0 tieicss Shay's hest sugar-cars.. Z
f1PfNE APPLE CHEESE-So boxes;
FiGS-7OQQ fams Eone FIGS ID store and lol sals By
Isa chAs' sfoUcatoN, Y 0snFSe
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THE WONDER OF THE WORLD,

RREwER,s SERIES or GRAND MOVING PANoRANAs
ID NOW OPEN, and will be exhibited every evening,
short time, at Armofy Hail
Tlsre will be Day Exhibitions MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, commencing at u ocLck,
Docs quarter bsioIe Panorama Si hupast
O'Clock precisely.
~ TINS Exhibition eompriles the following TisHs The Nam
noh Gave Of Kentucky wih Halls and eEten
M IN VARIOUS dre;tloh between sig and seven hundred mie Ia
Add ton the Maamoth Cave the Niagara River Falls
and winter days jour ey through the Western Praies
Mqlut VERNON the Natural Bridge Of virginia, and other
Adm hal prce. I'm
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r. KE. Jackson ~ GO.

NO, 81 CI7.N.7I4, ono door Jrom Camp.
Fine Fashionable Clothing Establishment.
ENINE SHIRTS, of ali the latest Patterns Under Shirts
Cotton and Woollen Drawers; Stocks; Crayats Ho.
etc. etc. for sale at extremely low prices for cash We 90
het cal from Friends and the Public examine our
Goods and JudgefOr themselves ha We keep also BOYS
and YOUTHS CLOTHING. az 3m
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TAKEN IN THE AcT-Thomas Wheelaisan Wa arrested
Monday night in The act o. carrying l0t harH.
from The premises of Richard Marna. The prisoner wa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20

n j. COKE g. CO.. DRuGsIsTs, Corner of .NdgG-
IA. time and POydrds streets, prepared to n
cute orders for Planters, Country Physicians and Fam S
lies. Every article warranted genuine. Dr. E. J.
CoxE's Preparations, extensively used for year, <A
recommending themselves by their effects:
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequaled remedy
m EXTRACT 81 SoPAVfA, AssiAfRiSsAPARIILA
NkA AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure,
49, superior to the Capsules any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAAACUM-The strongest preparation that can
be made as proved by the effect produced.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERW0RT, etc.
For the of Consumption and Bronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
ToNiC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. nls lysdp
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A CARD,

NHE Subscriber begs to return thanks to his friends and
the public in general for the liberal patronage he has
received from them and desires inform them that he has
taken the Store No. 3 .4RREHoidtoR srse where he in
lends carrying the business Of PAINTING, in all its
branches, and hopes by strict attenton bis duties,
merit continuance OF their support; Il. T, DEAyES.
N, H. An erdsn pFomphy attended 10 is3 ~
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DANCING ACADEMY.

e r LLIssEl lac irom Pans respeCtlully informs T
M the Ladies and Gentlemen this city will stkS.
the Let Of November, his Dancing Academy,
No Is CaTOudeet street, where he will teach all the
OsnceS that vogue among fashionable ~
circles in Paris, such Qnadrillss Vaz deux Tenps
Waltz enque Temps, Polka Roa Moscowiska Polka
tourka which the only Dances received the fashionable
saloons In Europe Mr. c. recommends the
10Th graceful and elegant particularly when danced BY dy and
gentleman. II is easily learned.
Ladies and Gentlemen desiring
instructed ly calling MIR c. O'Clock
being devoted giving private lessons He will give
private families. -l.F
Days children Mondays and Thursday Hourprom
till dark 4tHaI
Gentlemen respectfully informed that Class will opened
he from until 10 O'Clock evening in the those who
wish perfect themselves in short time Mr. c. engaging teach
hem dance Quadrea and Watzs 10 the Of
10 Dizziness OF the headfn Waiting entirely cured. Dancing
Rooms, is Carondelet street, Common, o29 SIN
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number of repor from the different officers sf the Cor
poatoa read Of which reqqred ne acton Ct Tho
sos eompang OF the denes they encountered In getting
the subdivisions Of property and asking log me Tsa q s
Referred 10 the Finance Conmiilee
e2mngaeaS Sas aa n q, i nj ad
communication received from Mes Stafford and Bar
throwing mp Their soslIssa Tor ls5ls9g OIL sna seiaas
invitation received from the Lafayette kie COMPANY 70
eeessts the "a inst with them %nIen was seespisa
qnlg his auhody for having some TINE since emploseo
proposition was receiys % from Mr.. Sutheriand ofring
s Nv a The aisycr was Authorized 70 enter into con
tract with Mr. Suthgan provided Er irwin would go "a,
Air Florance Offered resolution authorizing the Mnycx TO
sign title deeds for the portion OF gneusd known e ne he
asin On % d se Il twenty cents per loot. provided
they avail themselves OF the privilege within mney aesr
Adopted. sb ,,.
ihg the Council that he had deposited IN the LOUISIANA stats
Bank the sum Of 5000 the credit Of the sinking Funi
"A was also received from the Cemptne,
stating that be had fnAdeds according to the roluroa O
Tbe Committee who had been Instructed TO placs Mr. For
gay in default for noReemphance VIII contract iot pashSs
visd The Council would iogsgo he damages caimsd ~,
Mr. Fioance moyed. case the coniEaet was ea9esea
hsi the MAYER be Instructed egss is.R s9g'sass wv; M
Wilson, for the completion OF the WORK sst nnnn-hso
Several proposals. for lighting the city lamps ssaa aHd
referred to The Poliec Ce,nniiee report ne4t sitting
The Paving and Balling Com.nee reported N Ase. y
said street paved and Instructed the surveyor advertise 10
| proposals, Report adopted S -.
petition 81 Rsiei Fine Co. No s. rspOrs N favor Of ts
| same which was adopsed.
toer and HARDER Master enforced and sustained h ne
ton very long speech ard by some most assounrins ~
Mr Wood then very esavey moyeto enforce e the laws
and ordinances OF The CORPORATION, and called Tor shs s ~
nays, wherenpon sx voted yea. and e wss So'cs sos
L n0ff The (1uncil soon after adjourned
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
OF the Most UndOubted Character
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
imab e1 Ul fgiae d eases ue oslyame belt Is OF IN
give the numerous testimonials which have been received from
Union. Week.-Mrs. Irregularities low spirits pain IN the
breast and side choross, qo abus proapsus uter falling
of the womb costvene obsruced difficult menstruaon
general prostraon of the system, and all affections of similar
Character Immediately and permanently relieved BY this
climate renders natural stiaiant necessary for the
preservation Of female health and surely nothing can be so
safe or ehcaeous the simulant which Nature herself has
provided. This is GdLvoPiSn and its application by the
Gavanc Bel and Magnetic Fluid in pleasant
most feeble and delicate can wear with entire and safety
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC NECKLACE
Is used for all Complaints affecting the Throat or Head such
as bronchitis inflammation OF the throat nervous and sick
headache, dizziness OF the head, neuralgia in the face buzz
zng roaring in the ears Deafness which generally called
nervous, and that distressing complaint called tic douloureux
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of vast service in cases of commissions fits
mead and upper ex1emes Also, in Palsy and Paralysis,
energy in the limbs or other organs Of the body
IT, Many hundred Certificates, from all parts of the coun.
uy d me most extraordinary character, be given
No trouble or Inconvenience attends the use of DR..
SihiS lies h GALvANlC ARTICLES, and they may
pc worn py ne most feeble and delicate with perfect eae and
nghy pleasant and agreeable They be sent to any part
Prtces,
HE SAIvAsio & D9LaARs
The GALvANIo BRAcELETs.. ONE DOLLAR EACH.
~ The articles accompanied by full and plain dec.
tons Pamphlets with full particulars, be had OF the
fT- For sale in New ORLEANS by the
Sole Authorized Agent,
GUINNESS IL co.
DEALERS IN FINE FANCY ARTICLES. GOLD PENS, ETC.
d3Iy cod aip 10 Camp street.
PLAsFEIt- a5O bbs Kings; 100 bbt NewaTk, landing;
HAYMAN 4 HOLDEN,
fls No, y MssasaS slresI and u Rsd Stores
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Proclamation OF the French Republic.
TUE celebrated Painting, By Phppoteapx. TpEessrng lbs
Proclamation of the French Republic, and
he journals is exhibition Tor short time No. 1853
Charles street. opposite the Theatre, the reques; several dn
ished artists OF this immense picture covers more than
80 feet Of and than 800 distinct percentages
During he past lew days. tins masterpiece modern
visited by numbers Of items.
Doors open from II A, 10 5 p. NJ. fy5
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AUCTION SALES.
O"'Aios"e % 81 " a II pET,ITpATN

~ hall AuftsH OHpVAehsh
TerIas at sale W
Catalogue .Of............ Dry Goods
BY +. H. PETITPAIN.
oa Roa Ne ns'5 csSa at T. M A''
rs packages spd lots e sss,saa o snaS T. Part
SrowS p a %1' sste aad fancy D ssd5s
slE Psraso Cotton UqbIslls. DRIP d,EIs Diaper. Prints
% ARssa ss n SeS s
brown ccions, Stripes Ticks, Denrns etc.
csisoguss viii Be ready goods examined early
English Hoop lron......... English Hoop Iron.
BY SYKES, HYDE e. CO.
THURSDAY FEB a. at 10 o'cloek-Wiu be Sold NessrS
p Whitney Co.'S No 81 Camp street, for account Of
900 poaSd %s or less ENGLISH HOOP IRON assorted
sizes, s'gLdy damaged.
Match Horses ......................M Match Horses,
BY SYKES, HYDE g. CO.
d 4 Fsb.ssy q a. h y Sel Z ss be '
One pair Of ans MATCH Houses, abou, q year
single and fids Well sss positive. cash Wis
pOrtati0ns, in bond.
BY SYKES, HYDE d CO.
@ q fsss ~ at sf S g s s9s
q sale by sample casks and delivered from ca0h9ass stores the
100 T'af TaTcs PuT. Pale cherry Wine;
70 quarter ed eighth casks Pure oP0flo P9r' Wine Pure JUICE
above Wines are worthy attention the trade being all
Ct qs1t imp9s0e and part r very ea9ss Da0 fs
Thomas b. Church, deeeasei-H. G. HEARTr, Curator
BY FLORANCE d. TAYLOR.
cATrRDAY February o. 1850 e'e VIII s ia by
- auction al Banks Arcade b Judge Of the Second
District Court NewUIleans bearing date June 4 1913
/ PEW NO. lie, in Christ Church.
] Terms cash
Also Immediately the in front Of Office 81 (ravlr
| quantity OF CoUNTING-HOUSE FURNITURE, STATION
cry, belonging the estate Of the deceased fyls
| Sale of Lease of Dwelling, and Furniture, Fine
Chickering Piano, etc, ON account OF departure.
BY j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer,
TUESDAY February 1880 II O'Clock M-Wil be sold
auction pems the residence OF Dr. Quinn, Nay
| ades
The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE belonging to the esab
ment consisting elegant and fashionable Drawing
Sets Mirrors and Carpets DUNG
Bedroom very fine Chick
eTng Piauo Chandeliers together with the Kitchen FUrn
| lure, Also, fine Mich cow.
| ....Preyous o Wlch...
VIII Be sold the LEASE of the elegant Dwelling now occupied
! by Dr.. 6uinn's family.
Terms conditions Lease the sale Terms for the
The Dwelling will open inspection the day previous The
| sale. ty2l
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Negro CEOtIaislg..

JanuafY,
'His Is TO certify that had terrible my face for
some years, and that ii treated by eminent medical
~ who unable to relieve The disease located
~ my forehead and was spreading in alarming
heard OF DR. tILBERTs success curing Cancers. went
20 Memphis and myself under his treatment He pro
1unced the disease and cured and have been
wen Tor about two therefore, take peasuren
recommending him 70 The public, as being well qualified
tyS w M FLEMING
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12
Beautiful Extract.

Stand, o man! upon the h!lI-top--in
the stiffness of The evening hour--aho
gaze. not with Joyous, but contenied eyes,
npon the beautiful world around thee
See where the msis, soft and dim, rise
over the green meadows, through which
the rivuet steals lis way See where
broadest aud siIlest, the wave expands to
The full smile of the setting sun--and Inc
willow tree that trembes on the breeze
and lhe oak that srrnd firm in the storm,
are reflected back, peaceful both, from
the clean glass Of the lldcs. See where
.beoirt hv the harvest and backed by the
.pomp Of hundred grovcs-the roofs ol
rhe town bask in The calm glow OF The sky.
Not sound from those ah"des h"ais ~
discord to thine ear-only from the church
tower, soaring high above the rest per-
haps family heard through the stiffness,
swells the no;e Of the holy bell. Along
the mead, low skins the swallow-on
The wave, the silver circuit breaking into
spray, shows the sport of the fish. See
the earth. how serene, though dll eloquent
or activity and life See HE heavens how
benign, thou Oh dark clouds. by yon noun
tain, blend he purple with gold! Gaze
contented, for good IS around ihee-noi
ioyous, for evil is the shadow of good !!
Let thv soSl pierce the evil of Thy senses.
and thy sight plunge deeper than the
glass which gives delight TO thine eye.
Below the surface Of that river, the pix.
darts on his prey; the circle on The wave.
the soft splash among the reeds, are but
the signs OF the destroyer and victim. In
the wv round the oak by the margin, the
owl hungers for the night, which shall
owe its beak ard its talons food for lis
Young; and the spray Of the willow
tremfles with the wing of the red
breast, whose bright eyes sees The
worm on the sod. Canst thon count too,
q man all the cares--all the sln-thai
those noiseIess roof tops conceal! With
every curl o. tkat smoke to The SKY hu-
man thought soaIs as dark, human hope
melts as br.efr. And the bell from The
church tower, that TO thine ear gives bat
,"usic, perhaps kneIls forihe dead. The
swallow bot chases the moth, ard the
clouds that deepen the glory Of the heaV-
ems, and sweet shadows on1he earth. nurse
hui the thunder that shall rend The grove.
and tie strrm ,hal hall deyasIale the har-
vests. \ vi h fear. not with doubt.
recog.,iz~. . mortal, the fr sence of evil
IN t,,is wn-l uy heart ~ the
humhIeness 0f I'VE, a. is miGor may
rehec. as sereae the shadows, as the
shadows, as ihe light. Vain, (pr lis NOR
al. dost gaze on The landscape, if lEy soul
pu, no check on the duh delight of the
senses. Two wings only raise thee 10
the summit OF the trrth-wbere the cher
ub shall comfort the sorrow, where seraph
shall eulighien the JOY. Dark as e6on
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12
The Jews Of the U. States Of America.

A correspondent writes Us from New
York 1.-The States are one OF the most
interesting countries on earth as regards
Jews and Judaism; but not so much so
With respect 10 what they are, as 40 what
they will be. In New York there are
l6, 600 Jews, known as such, and their
numbers increase daily. They have nine
synagogues and one temple OF these,
one synagogue has the Portuguese ritual,
and is attended by nearly all the original
native families like their brethern in En-
gland, they are not an interesting body.
They do not 60 ahead The Germans
are the famous folks for that. They have
three synagogues. the largest of which,
consecrsted few days ago, has 1000
seats below, and 500 in the ladies' gale
rv. The temple likewise belongs 10
them. The English have two large syna-
gogues, the Dutch one, and the Polish
one. Nor are charitable institutions and
societies less numerous. The greatinnux
of cmigrants, many of whom arrive in
state of utter desiiution, causes an un-
ceasing appeal to charity. But such is
the nature of the couLtry, that almost eve
ry one can maintain himself with care and
comfort. The synagogue TO which DR..
Raphall was lately appointed minister.
numbers about 800 families, and among
them not one that requires relief. In
Philadelphia there are 10000 Jews; in
Cincinnati, 6,O00; Baltimore, 5000;
New Orleans, 5000; Charleston, 1000.
These are the principle congregations.
Throughout the country there are some
thirty smaller ones. Generally, the Re-
publican spirit is carried into the obser-
vance of religion; and, as was the case in
Israel during the days of the Judges, eve-
ry one does as be pleases. How soon
time worke,h onders!"-Jeaoish Chron-
icle,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12
And YOU ask
y our daughters hand
III is yours

And YOU ask
Your daughters hand
III is yours
Ferris sprang. in asionishment to his
feet, SAYING
Il hardly know how 10 receive your
kindness, my dear siy--I looked for diff
erent treatment
Listen, Young man. said the father,
do YOU think | should have allowed YOU
TO become Intimate in my family, with
out first knowing your character Do
Won think | should have given YOU this
precious child, land here placing her hand
in Ferris's. 10 YOU before had proved
YOU? No sir. out of Anns's many sui
tol's from the wealihiest and highest in
society, I long since selected YOU as one
in whom could feel confidence. The
world calls me a cold and calculating
man, perhaps am so; butt had duty
10 perform TO Him who had entrusted me
with the happiness of ihls blessed child {;
| have endeavored to perform that trust
faithfully. l know your life and habl's,
your means ami prospects--you need tell
me nothing. With your wife you re-
ceive an ample fortune the duiltul son
and aneclionate brother, cannot but make
a good husband. But stay, | will be
with YOU in a moment--and he iei' the
lovers together.
The story Of your marriage with
R. was only 10 try your heart, then,
and thicken the plot, said Ferris TO the
bushing girl.
AT this moment the door opened and
the beggar whom Ferris had twice re-
lieved, entered and stepping up to Ferris
solicited charity. Anne recolled at first
at the detected appearance and poverty
stricken looks of the intruder, while Fer
ris asked in astonishment how he had
gained entrance into the house. In a
moment the figure rose to a stately height
and casting off the disguise it had WON
discovered the person OF Anne,s iaiher-
The astonishment of the lovers can
hardly be conceived.
i determined said the father address
ING Ferris, after | had otherwise proved
your character, to test one virtue, which
of all others is the greatest-Charily.
And had you failed in that, you would
also have failed with me in this purpose
of marriage. You were weighed in the
balance and moi found wanting. Here
sir, is your first purse, it contained six
dollars when you gave ii to the bcggar in
the street--il now contains a check for
six thousand and here is your second
that contained FIVE dollars, which is mul-
iplied by thousands. Nay said the
IoId man, rs Ferris was about to object to
if, .there is no need Of expanation--ll
was fair business transaction.
This was of course all mystery 10
Anne, but when explained added to her
love for her future husband.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12
By McANLY Il ENTLFsn.
From he .Niw Orleans fican,ne.


Admire with us, read r, the following mes:
: ff1wing" stanZaS. You will remember them
2 long time; for, to say nothing Oft sentiment,
here IS such happy coiiccaiI cf words in the
piece, that some how or oil, r, il is irnpo.s bic
e. flrget IL. i s7
One eve Of beauty, when the sun
& Was on the st cam Of Quad da.qniyer-
To gold converting, one by one,
4 Therirples Of the mighty river,
\ Beside me on the bank was seated
a A Seville girl, with auburn hair,
AND eyes that might the world have cheated,
A wild, bright, wicked diamond pair.
She stopped and wrote upon the sand,
Justias the loving sun was going,
With such soft, small, shining hand, M
- You would have sworn twas silver flowing
Her words were three, ard not one more;
What could Diana's motto be?
The syren wrote upon the shore,
- Death! not INCONSISTENCY"
And then her two large languid eyes
So turned on mine, the devil take me-
set the stream on fire with sighs,
And was the fool she chose TO make me.
Saint Francis W ud have been deceived
BY such an eye ard such hands
But one week more, and believed
Her pledge as little as the sand!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12

she should hear whai was the decision as
to his fate. That night she returned to
Quesada, and, ere the morrow dawned,
the proud heart of O'Donnel, firm and un-
dismayed ia the hour of death, had ceased
to beat forever!
From This time a deep mystery hangs
over the fate of our heroine. Her name
is not again mentioned in the annals Of
that exciting period.
The father of O'Donnel, when he heard
the tidings Of his sons melancholy fate,
died Of broken heart.
john |. BAILEY.