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MISCELLANEOUS.
charles "A. Rol,atd,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

BLAcKS BURG, VIRGINIA,
MILL practice regularly in the superior aud inferior
w Coa.ts Of Montgomery, Roanoke. PuasAi and
Giles.
All business entrusted 10 his care will be promptly
and faithfully attended TO- II. will also attend to the
collection III claims IL TIE adjoining counties.
REFERENCES :-Conway Robinson. Esd, NICHOLAS
Mills, Esq EIchmond Virginia; Majo! James h.
Kent, Montgomery county, Virginia. oct .'--e3m
VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT
SHALL rent ont 10 the highest bidder, the pre-
1 misses q, IL O'clock Al, The ~ day OF Soyrni-
Der, valulhe Farm lying on EhickahUmiuy swamp
in the county Of Hanover belonging the ri
Dr Reuben Meredith. deceased, containing about $40
portion oi which Is bottom land we'll adapted Ia the
growth al Corn, Wheat, Oats and Grass. There e
about ty acres well get in herds Grass ana very
luable a. meadow land This Farm Is about ten miles
from the City of Richmond. Mr. John > Meredith,
who resides on the Farm. will show il liz any person
wishing To view i; br fore the da, of renting.
Oct lO-ctdr JONES, Administrator.
WlO WANTS $4,000 IN PROPERLY.
I AN desrou, to spend lie balan'r Of ms li.r /,
Missionary, and therefore ofitr for sale my L rm,
THE VINEYARD, adjacent To Williamsburg and con-
tanning about GDO acres, well wdtrred, we'll wooded,
and abonndng in mari, together with all the Crops,
and Stocks aud Utensils thereon.
Also, my House and lot in the town: fitted up n
Boarding Establishment with all the Furniture be-
longing 10 The same.
Also about forty Servants mostly young and likely,
and rapidly increasing in numbers ana value.
10 a KIND MASTER would sell The whole property n
III reduced price Of thirty iv. thousand dollars, and
arrange the payments entirely Ia sult The purchaser,
Sept a5-cst ScERvANT JONES.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FashiOnabIe Millinery,

MRS. C. PHILIP
yITOULO respectfully announce The receipt
w OF her FALL and WINTER GOODS,
selected by herself as usual from the latest i'm
porta,ons and most approved styles. Her PAT
TERN HATS will be open 10 few days, Of
which notice will be given.
Mansion House, No. SO. up stairs.
0ct l8-6t
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LOST CERTIFICATES.

LOST CERTIFICATES.
THE following certificates Of debt from the Com
i monwealth Of Virginia, 10 wit: No for 81 so;
No g for ST. lOO No % fol $780, No 50 for $500; NO 81
ior $780, and No 1875 for $500 amou ming altogether to
5000 having been burnt by fire in my house on the
nlsh Of the 22d OF April application will DO made
Therefore advertise the same. according to law.
July ls-e3m CONWAY ROBINSON.
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7 UCK'S OFFICE, l55, Main street, corner
IL ot l2lh street.
To-day, the Maryland Lottery, No 1873. :
C,pi,als-SleOOO, 3 OF 5000, 3 of 5000, 200
q 1000, &c. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets S..
For sa lie until S, P M
Also, The Frederick Lottery, Class Al. Caps
',al.- s9, pa, 4 of 1900, &c. Is Nos, Is
nwn. Tickets So so Ocl 10
FORTUNES HoME-CHALK'S OFFICE.
L No. 6, Main Street.
LOOKl BEHOLD !! SEEl!l
The tide still rising be sure you catch il, when
Gihe a1od.
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna 46:
$40 A SO 6 II As II 81 81 20 81 10 Is
Ticket 10 70, capital Of 81 900, sold md
paid.
Two fine schem' to day.
This day, Maryland Consolidated 1873. 7S
Ns. 10 drawn $4,000, 3 OF 5000, 3 oil 5000,
@of 1000. Tickets IS.
Also. F F. Seminary Al. Is Nos. 10 drawn.
1914, S N !, 800, &c. Tickets S2l.
Oct 10 CHALK'S.
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ROBERT ]. SMITH.
COATS, PANTS. VESTS, UNDER SHIRTS

COATS, PANTS, VESTS, UNDER SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS.
nor large Stock, good assortment, low pri-
Z ces, and "sssH zads" Ready Made Clothing,
we now challenge comparison. Our goods are
all made for The Virginia trade, and cut to tit,
and made at our own mandatory, at Newark,
New jersey. We respec fully ask those in wan.
OF Goats, Pants Vests, CravatS, Gloves, Collars,
Over Goals, Cloaks, Togas, Shirts Under Shirts
and Drawers, &C., TO call on US at No l02, Main
Street. KEEN, CHlLES & CO,
Late Keen & Co.
NIB. L,,a for cash. Oct 10
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Office OfC. w. E'MrCcii & 20.
AGENTS FOR

D, PAINE q CO, MANAGERS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
rNHE attention of adventures Is called TO the con-
i tinued success which attends all those who buy
their Tickets in Lotteries under The anagenent of the
old and popular house Of d. PAINE g. co. They
continue to send more large prizes 10 Richmond than
all other mana gements together. The Capital al $780,,
900 and Is 600, and number Of smaller ones, from
500 to 100 sent last month, and 80 900, 81 0D0 -,
OOo - loo of 20,UUU and Of $4,000, have all been
sent 10 this office in PAlNE'S Lotteries within the past
two wears SEE the following brilliant Schemes; aud
To obtain prizes be particular 10 buy PAiSES Tickets.
which can be had by sending orders tous.
w. PURCELL & CO.,
Or, ID. PAINE co,
Richmond Virginia.,
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lev ~. Goddin. Auct
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THf

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY or RICHMOND, NEAR TEE Old
MARKET, FOR SAi.!! Ar AUCTION.
10y r.un.sI 81 The owner h rcof shah on
- THURSDAY. tn - h dag e! Oct Der,
l>49, al o'clock, p NJ, sri ii aaci0n, On thc
pretnis-s, that .a:u. bic ard crn.faiv located
tenement, situated on Is street. between Main
and Ffanklin streets, al ptesenI occupied 1y MS
Quay. Tie sale viii b. positive and Without re-
serve.
Terms Oae Ihif! cash, balance al d and II
months, in.c,cs, aGcrd.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
w. GoDDS Auc;r OF l6-st
IMPORTANT SALE OF FURNITURE. Dc.
Df viiluc Il deed ol trust, txccntei 10 Us by
u John Rlln2e " Son, and q! record IL the
clerks oliice Of the Hastings CUuu Tor the CITY
OF Richmond, We Shall sell, al public auction, a..
the 5;h day 81 November next, Inc furniture IN
The Cay Hotel" RiChmond. There are more
iban 100 haif mattresses, bedsead', bad clothing,
carnels, bureaus, SOFAS, chaI.s, &c, &c.-irdee
every Article necessary 10 cary on a large iiolr!.
This furniture sfccen'ly purchased, is oi good
qualify md well w,rihy oi public attention.
Terms: Al suns Of $50 aud under cash; over
so a citG IL iour months.
FHoS. :. GllOLSON,
W. L. WATKINS, trustees
To any one who would purchase The whole iur
nilusc favorable terms woui be offered. Only
a part cash would he required, and Tor the bal
ance a cred Of one, Two and Ihree years wonli
be given i. ). IL,
DC l2-lis w. l. w.
GALE NEGROES Mil hp Sold ior cash
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saa 600. D 600. 1000. 5495

SusQuehamna LOTTERY, CLASS NO. =, 10 DC uIaWH
"Wednesday, October 3ist, lsi9 Is Nus, l3 drawn
Capitals
nrize NJ s3,OUnl prize Of $685.
/ % 600 81 1000
/ - ucaU 20 40
Tickets Sl9; halves u quarters : 3D.
" Orders meet our usual prompt attention. rof
Tickets the above, ori any ether Lottery, drawing
daily ,price OF ic.etsrom 81 Z" SaO under our ma
nagement, address us,o Z. W.fuRCEi.i.,
Agent for ID. PAINE e. CO., Richmond. Vlrsiht
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER
$50 geo, ~ vi 900, ~ oi l.U1Ol
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class M. ~. 10 he
drawn al Baltimore, October -, 1872 Is Nos, IL
drawn.
Capitals:
| piize of S3D,UUU ~ prize nf $3.50
on 50Ju 20 lilo
ou 900 ~ {. 35U
Ticketssl halves S; quarters 80
$4,000, 3 OF 10000, 6 Of 5000!
susaurianna Canal Lottery, No Il, IL lie drawn At
Baltimore, "Wednesday, October -, 1912 u Sos, 10
drawn.
Capitals:
prize Of S3O,noO alprizrs Of si.atO
q 1866 ~ $40
G h,UlU ~ :" iJ1
Tickets $40; halves !; quarters 80.
A Brilliant Scheme for 9th Otober
$50. OO0, ) oil 10000, & OF 10000. II ci 5000.
100 ol 600!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Cass No ~, 10 be drawn
Saturday, October u, oly II Baltimore. rs Nos, Is
drawn.
Grand Capitals:
prize of Sbc,uja IL prize Of 5000
lJ,1JD 100 l,UrJ
4 luOJl lGI 3.U
Tickets $50, halves 10; quarters s.
Certificate of d package of Wnor5 Sl6J-,IarrI 10
proportion.
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B. w. Starke.

T7'ORNEY AT Law,
WILL practice in the Superior and Inferior
w Courts OF Henrico and City OF Richmond.
Office with Thos. J. Evans, over the Office Of The
Richmond ENQUIRER Oct lS-lW
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FEMALE VANIA

NALESCHOOLIN SPOTTSYLVANlA.
MISS KOOUrZ, graduate of Albany Female AGA
w DENY, will re- open 4 Female school at Pine
Forest; my residence ~ Spott-yvtnia county, Vif.i
MA On Monday, the 18th instant. In this School VIII
be tangll. 4 full course ci English, The French and
Music on the Piano. We would receive four or tive
Eoarders into family one hundred doll: RS, Tor
Board and Tuition in English; ten dollars for French,
aud twenty five dollars for Music on the Piano These
include all charges for the scholastic year oil ten
months.
In addition To Miss Koouiz being graduate Of Al.
bany Female Academy 10 si,. and having taught sac
crssiully since, she rerrsto Mr. AlJnz trileh'
DON now er.ncipl OF 4 large and lJurIshing Semi
nary al brooklyn. New YORK, under waom -lie GA
dnared; the Rev Murray, u d, aud the Rev y Magic
Of Elizabeth Town, New Jersey; DIR Handy OF Pna
frssor ,rlon of p.lawate College and the Re- Taos
y Bell nf Ilarrisonburg, Virginia. My address Ia
Lewis Store, SpDttsyyania county, Virelnia.
ELLIOTT DE=JARNATTE.
Spoltsylvania County, Oct i2-cwfw
n-E Eleherlck,hn RecuEdeL relnesled u copy.
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VILLA MSBURG FEMALE ACADEMY
rI,HE Trustees oil this Academy have pleasure tn
announcing to the public that they have secured
the services of Mr. hubert r Lefrbvre IS Principal
This gentleman Is extensively and favnraby known,
tn. ey deem II unnecessary 10 say any thing OF his
qualifications. For all particulars, they refer to ITO
snbIoned advertisement Of the Principal:
Il NJ McCANDLfSH,
Aus 81 President Board OF Trustees.
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FDk CAIJFORNIA

All kinds of Repairing executed e1pedi,ously, md
In the peatest and most durable manner, and at prices
which will make IL TO the interest the public TO fayo:
him with their patronage. Oct IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-09
TWO CENTS.
The Progress or the Choicra.

IN THIS CwY
MAroR's OvFrer,
New York, August S-I7M.S
The Sanitary Comm tee Of this city report lol new
and A deaths Of cholera wing arrod d-
Ing the last twenty four hours.
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By TElE q RAPH.

BUFFALO, August 8-P M.
There have been reported since yesterday noon, -
cases AID Is deaths from cholera.
Albany, August 8-P. NJ,
There have been reported since yesterday cases u
cholera, and 2 deaths.
TRoY, Aug. q, 1870.
There deaths from cholera Ia this city yester.
day.
WEST Thor, Aug. 8, 1840.
No cases OF cholera have occurred here during the
week ending yesterday.
ROCHESTER,, Aug. 8, 13lo.
Two deaths from cholera happened in this city yes
terdsy.
SYRACUSE, Aug s, 1s4o.
Yesterday there of cholera reported bet
deaths.
Bosror, August 8, 18t0.
Since last report there have been twenty deaths from
the cholera sixteen Of whom foreigners Eour
Americans. In the hospital there sixteen cases.
PIuLanEIruI., August 81 M.
The cholera report for the last hours ending the
day at noon Is twentysx and nine deaths Of
which occurred in the hospital and prison.
MONTREAL, August g, 1870.
The intermentsfor tho "a hour, ending noon this dag
are H. Of which ore deaths by cholera.
The last report from Quebec mentioned 10 deaths
from cholera for the preceding "a hours The sholsra
Is greatly on the decrease.
HALIFAX, N. g., Aug. 7. 1s4e.
The physicians If this city have reported several
Of cholera As YET however. 1t has sssu aed
vary mild form
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Railroad mismanay.mcnt.

From the London lines
We have read with great care, and with desire
20 make every allowance, the mass of evidence
taken before the Committee OF Investigation on the
York, Newcastle and Berwick Railway. After our
continual expressions Of dIstrust in the existing
direction OF railway companies, aud our repeated
demands for public audit, We should hardly be
doing Justice To ourselves and the part we have
taken, 1t we protessed ourselves altogether sur
prised at The result Yet we are surprised sst as
man who has heard Of battles all his life is sur
prlsed when he sees one, or a man IL surprised
when he firsi sees an elephant. With some effort
OF the imagination, aud with more ds,rust Of hui
man nature than u was pleasant to avow, we GER
tainly did conceive the possibility, not say the
probability, OF utter confusion or dsgracetul
lockeyshp IN the management of railway accounts,
Notwithstanding the parade Of auditors, general
meetings, haltyearly statements, and other
guarantees. Ijut evils we dreamt OF are no longer
creatufers Of the imagination. The ouandish
Squire, sturendous bulk, and grotesque movements
Of the animal are actually before US, and appeal TO
the senses. We now know what we suspected,
and see what we know. When you have been to
see a sight, there are always people who will ask
you, "WelI, did Il fulfil youc expectatIonsl' or,
Were you surprised - IL would be very strange,
indeed, IL one could so thoroughly anticipate all
the prodges OF nature and of art Ne never to catch
reality IN advance OF ones conceptions. Per-
hepe, then, IL is due to the prolific and versatile
rower Ct nature, cr time, or the courSe ot humi
affairs, to admit that George lludson his colleagues.
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The City Council, Of LoEen, have appropriate
ftCO for the arrangements the occasion OF thu vi
sit e the President to that city.
The TIudson river Low at Carleton the :ist
nit that rfty steamboats,, bargc and other vessels,
we're unable to get along.
The manufacturers Of Georgia will hold c)nrsn-
ton Mountain in that State. on the l5th In
slant to- adopt the necessary measures for the safety
ard success % their business.
The homestead Of the Hon. Daniel Webster, at
franklin A., vas broken open on the 9th ut, and
robbed q n quantity Of silver plate and furniture.
The Pacific Railroad Convention. Witch was TO have
been held at Nemphis Tenn. ON the 1igh of October
neat has bc,a postponed until the 2id Of the sans
month,
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Before tho Recorder, aud Aldermen Wood aud Mullins
AUtvsr Shortly after the opening Of tho Court
this morning, the Grand Jury came in, presented q
number ~ bills ~ indictment. and proceeded 20 the
further prosecution a. their iabors.
TIE Coifs,are Man Among the bills presented w
the Grspd Jury, were two indictments against Samuel
Thompson alias 1homas. alias Williams, better known
ns the tonEdsEce Nan, who was brought into court
and srraigued These indictments are FOE twO alleged
giand larceucs said 90 have bcn committed by prison
err in stealing geld watch valued ~ 80 from
Jno = Sturges, On the 10th of March last, and the
other for stealing another gold watch worth Sl0O from
Hugh Mcdonald the 18Th Of May last The District
ATTORNEY moved the for trial during the pre-
sent term the motion opposed BY the counsel fr
the prisoner who stated that he had mportant Wit
nesrs whose attendance could not be procured during
the present term he therefore requested that the trial
might 20 of until the September term The District
Attorney raid that grave charges had been brought
against certain officials in this matter he deemed i
necessary try the Immediately, in order that
the Whole affair might be investigated The couus eel
for prisoner drew up and presented to the Court
AFFIDAVIT. setting forth that William Wright. nov In
Philadelphia important witness for the defendant
and that the presence e said wright could not, pro
baby be secured during the present mouth bat could
In all probability, be had here IN Septeoher next. The
Court consented that the should 60 on until
September, ana meantime Thompson u committed TO
await his trial.
There being no more ready for trial. The court
ajjourntd till this Thursday morning. at II clock
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Law Intelligence.

Nav TsfAt Gsa~rsD NEs,cAs DUrr Casa
The Important case Of flemming Marshall vs. James
rsee concluded yesterday after the sdiss OF the
iiOn Reverdy Johnson The teurt granted q new
trial SO that the case might be taken TO the supreme
Court Of the United states II ~as intim sted thse
the opnon ~ the Court that Tampico vas an tmeri-
can the time OF the portstons In the schcosex
Cstharine, unchanged; but the United states GO
vstnment oonceiviug the principles Involved " che
grt Attest i'm port trial granted to take
the question before the hghes trtuns In the land.
The ease " taken there vtnout costs co thu psint
and h rather the result 81 agree test
question BY he Supreme Ccurt.-rh Ledge, Dag g.
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Brookiyn CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Tus USsNowS LApy.-The name Of the lady Who
died in OF the East Brooklyn stages on tuesday
last, Besah Davisoni she resided In ID svsacs,
New YORK and was going on visit to the family Of
MIR Ahiick keeper q the tlstbush peuitentisry and
wofkboufo. She was over 20 years Of age she has .
son, physician and druggist, residing In Hsnpstesd
Long Island
CHmD FoU-D.- The body Of stiI born ehis
wss found yesterday Bergen fill, enclosed Ia .
box Prom ell appearances II had been there long
time An order given BY the Health Physician FOX
Its interment
Cirf CoURr-CH,Nsrss-Before Judge Green wood
Hciscs Coryus-The Gaze Of EdNard birmingham. the
petty onictr Imprisoned bard the United states
ship North Carons by order Of tapt sands Who sued
the writ Of sobds corpus last week demanding kis
liberty which he siieg is denied him By Capt sa1js
yesterday morning, before the Jity Judge.
Philip Hamilton, Esq sppesred on the part u Capt
SAT- de- and upon satisfactory evidence being Produced
Jusle Grcen~ood dismissed the application, upon tss
ground that the ship North taroiDs not, a. the
time alleged within the jurisdiction Of the county q
Kings and sons, quently he had power In the mat
ter The argument the part Of the complainant did
not conflict Nth that for the defence for the poist
raise was admitted. Brittipghsm remsnded
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IN BEOOSLYN.

Board OF health, Aug,rt 8, 1912
Stree yesterday 80 new cae-s Of epidemic cholsrs
have been reported and 20 deaths viz Adsstue Blun,
State street; Ann Judge Bond rect; Ed Doherty jr,
Furman street; Mary Kennedy, Adam street; MichAsl
GaIraghsn. Douglass street; WIN. Harley, Furman
street; Patrick Mead Hicks street. Janet Bates, Hicks
street; Eliza Kennedy Adams street. Margaret Norris,
Myrtle avenues Mary Curry, BOND street; CathSrtas
Kennedy. Adams street Ellen Marky, Hamitton
avenue; Chss Brady, Water street, Catharine Bigisys
Bond street. John Cnrran, Amity street; John Mul-
len, Columbia street, Mary Curran, Amity strests
jeremiah Chapman, Columbia street; Jas. LonogaAs
corner Of Bond street.
CHARLES s. J. GOODRICH,
Physician OF the Board.
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QuEEy VICTORIA AND THE CANADIAN INDEMNITY
BuL.-Sir Allen MacNab, now 10 England. writes
ht me TO his friends who are raising such dis
uIbance in Canada, that things look more pro-
missing to them in England. II his statements are
to be relied on, he has been successful in bringing
the English government 10 pause ~ their demon
struuon of favor towards Lord Elgn and his
French supporters. lie writes that orders have
been sent not to pay cent Of indemnity to any
former rebel The Queen, he says, suspends ac-
lion on the question OF approving the Indemnify
Commons for the production Of the petitions sent
tom Canada 10 the Home government for the dls.
allowance OF the indemnity bill and the recall Of
Lord Elgin. This can hardly be expected after
he stand already taken by the British COVE nment,
grd is approval Of Lord Elgin's course. .fiblny
Kn,tktrboko, dWg. 7.
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There were 1913 des'hs In Wsshiuqtou, u. G.. duriag
the month a IDLY of which number we're of choufs
~ OF chclsrs iafsntnm 10 q dsrhna sai Of aysen
tTy
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NUMBER Al.

~, -
NE WIZ bkins TO LONE HOME TO-
hnu sne, al'' wnas Is y man seeks IN me
vvmpsn'on'nip OF woman = an innuence
nNe 'e sen'e.ue", aug 'ne cneeI,ng hgnI'
mo'e ieh ,nloognou' 'ne wno'e " nus esis'- !
."se, " ~ sonen'"gI ne-nss, ns,%on'-'ng
IA A., ~ ny ~ s,n-
I, h n f,c, be;rg "a ,c,.. ~. "a =, a.
h,nn;s.f sensa ~ IN. evr,...;o,, pc.,;s
Iars of snc;ent ,;nes we,e won, a. al hn,s
tie bold warrior, returning fiom tho 6ght.
would doff his plumed helmet, and reposinQ
from his tolls, lay bare his weary limbs that
woman's hand might pour into their wounds
the healing balm. F.'
Bot never wesried knight nor warrior
,orered with the dust OF the battle field, was
more in need Of woman's soothing power
han those care worn sons Of the soil, who
iruggle for the bread Of life. in our more
peaceful and enlightened days. And still.
hough toe romance Of the castle, helmet.
he waving plume, and the "clarion wild aud
high" may all have vanished from the scene,
re charm Of woman's influence lives as
rhen che placed the wreath Of victory on
ne hefos brow Nay, more 90, for there
re deeper sensibililies at work, thoughts
iore profound and passions more intense,
, our great theatre Of intellectual and NOR