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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-22
Judlcial ELECTION.

PITrsyLyANn Communicating to Off
cal returns from Pusylvania, Gilmer's major.
lily in that county AT the recent spee'sl election
for Judge ofihe Alb circuit, is PSI.
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North CAROLYN, ELEcTToN-Th vii
mlngton Journal says that the returns from the
Mountain district render conclusive the cleo
l1on OF the Hon. I. l.. Clingman to Congress,
by majority OF over two thousand
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-22

| hi. county for tweuts five years. am nov
Of the opinion that, under tie most favorable
auspices. there cannot he more than hall n
crop (if that grown in The entire Green river
country"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-22
LANOFOR SALE

Friday tire II tn day OF September mat on ''''
prs oer for sale public Auction without rese'
the TRACT OF Land on which now reside, IN the
County Of Buckingham four miles north Of lie New
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Unjust sale Of Town Lot and Fen

Il esncnt.-By with" OF "A deed of Trust executed
the 26b DAY of Ap i. lS52, by El sha Snead. and
Susan A, his wife, duly recorded in the Clicks o.
fee of the Hnsu Cour of LynrlbU e, the uudersian
cd, Trustee therein ruined, will proceed to sell, the
premises, ON friGny the 96h Just, the LOT TFNE
MENf conveyed ia said deed The Lot is situated at
the june of Second with Falls alley, contains
ONE Ell iHTH OF AN ACRE and is now in the
Fancy of said Snepd.
The Title is believed to be entirely good but the
dersgned will convey such MI il vested in him as
Trustee.
Terms mnde lnDwn at the time and plnce of sale
This House md Lot were formerly sold. but the pur
chaser having failed 10 comply with the of sale,
resale il rdercd. mo. NJ SPEED, Trustee.
l3-lLd.
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y Lytchb"g Va, to Knora1He Tennessee, by he W..
gt"ad ana Tennessee Raaroad, and Fa,ish e. Cos Lmt
q Stages Through tickets ran he Obtained at tue
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company, at the following points aud at the following
rare yin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-22

The county court of Richie has refused to
grant licenses 10 retail ardent sprirs in that
county
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1F'O THE PEOPLE Of Lynchburc

l. ADAMS Il cos. Expresses ofe Daily. Ce,ioa
ard Cheap aciiIes for obtaining goods of ali dcscr-
ions from al paris Of the United States.
we have ecnrcd Special Express Privileges on the
swift and sure te jamestown and Roanoke leaving
New York, Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich.
nond Friday and Monday of each week. BY this line
we Pre jared lorwesj goods of all descriptions at
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Davenport line of Packets
Goods delivered Free Of Poneruge.
Our inland express per Great u. S Mail Lie contn
lies as he 'tofore, to arrive in Richmond Thrice Ddg
The we-known character of our house for rcsponsi
hltN and attention to the interests of our customer
warrants Us in saying that shippers will find ii to lhe
interest to order their Goods through adams g. Cos
Exp1eSs y ADAMS & CO
PER Nm H. Mostly, Agent
y @o-'idts Lynchbure, Va.
~ b'-doods dispatched to all points where We have
ave
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\ LNE COACHES from,

- BuChANA\ to .,IBERTY via. N BE Sss ,Sssssa
PcokS If Oker.-On and after Monday, ss@lxSgaskMs
the 22nd, the subscriber w II ran Dali YIINE or
COACHES from Buchanan to Pepks of Otter, to con.
nect with Wilkes line between Peaks of Otter and Lib
cr'y. Passengers ON this will leave Buchanan m
O'Clock, M, and arrive at Liberty at o'clock A.
M IN time for The morning trim of cars To Lynchburg
Returning leave Liberty al 8 O'clock M, arriving al
AXIS of Otter at II clock and Buchanan o'clock
NJ This is the nearest and most pleasant route to the
most noted watering places in Virginia besides the most
expeditions. Tho Buchanan anf Bedford Turnpike has
Just been completed, and is said be the best m un-
tain road in the State.
Fare, ) 10. lirough-75c to Peaks of Otter.
JOHN ZIMMERMAN.
mo L. [ L., 4 R.,,
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R Il Nj q "A L..

- x.,,,.''', s,''7 o,n n''.... @
VIE subscriber bers leave respectfully to inform h
= friends and the public generally, that he ha, remo'
ed ms saddle and Harness Store four doors below bis
stand to The building recently fitted up by him and n'
Indefinitely Opposite the Merchants Bank If w where
tie VIII continue to manufacture all articles in his linz OF
Tue best material aud Workmanship, He has hand
and :" III continue TO keep large and varied assortment
III ) TILES, Harness. Brides Martingale. Trunks Med
,eal and plain Saddle Bags, Whips, Spurs, Drafts, and
Harness Collars together with ever, thing that is to be
found IN an establishment of that kind. II natefshH
sell That by long experience in the business he tr
noled to give entire satisfaction Repairing done VII
n'atnesS, durability md dispatch Old saddles taken
IN exchange for new. Don't FORGET to call at the sign
The Fro"ctag Pony. GEO B. THURMAN
le 23--d&r2mif.
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mug oats


fENO VISITORS TO E7HE PEAKS
r Err On and after Monday the 18th
inst tie undersigned viii have the road between Lib
eyund the Peaks of Otter line of stages-eaving the
former place daily Immediately after the arrival of the
mail Morning Train from ynchburg, and returning tn
suit The convenience OF passe in line for the eu
ern tan u the same evening. the morning.
large hotc. the Peaks with the bcst ACCOMMODATIONS
will be found ready for the reception of visitors
Fare to tie Peaks,.- so "a
aug I2.dNrts l. WILKES
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,

NASHiNGFONC OLLEGE-Then ex,
session OF this Institution will open on the sec
ohh hurs ay (Sth) Septem and cuse Bird Of July
next. Catalogues oxhib ing the course of n.tucto,,
and the snnding of the students during the past us
sion &c Nc will be cheerfuy sent TO all re rim.
them by Prof Campbell Clerk Of the Faculty he Tu
ition fee is forty dollars per annum The hest hoa,di
can be procured at SO so Jrrmonth.
FACULTY
George Junkin d. d., President and Prof of Mem.
tai and Moral Science. Logic Rhetoric, e., ''''
Maj d. IL. Hill, Cincinnati Professor of No,,,,,.,
les and Military Science. "'"'
l"hn l.. Campbell A Nj. Robinson Prof. of G.re,aI
and Agricultural Chemistry md Astronomy
james j. White, Prof. of Greek Lanpuas. nm, H.,
ature. ~ '1''er
Junius NJ fishburn A. Nj Prot of Ls,in and Mod
VI" A""su'ses' jy 25.tIsel
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1REENE n HEATH, San Franc, CO. Cal
" Ho1n,a -Will be pleased TO attend consignment,
OF Flour f"l'acco and MeI chandize gen, rny and will
make prompt remittances.
REFER
Messrs. A. & A. Lawrence Il Co, Boston.
Allen & Paxson
Maitland, Phe ps & Co. New York,
Pntte+on.Adams < Co \
Courtney, c shng g. Co, Baltimore,
Edmund, Davenport & Co.. }p:.1
Davenport, Allen " Co. "i'h'"oh".
aug II dpotGm
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A. ]. BLACK, Ticket Agt.F'
~ b-Ihe same rates will be charged from huoA
Viie and all other Toints along The line Lynclbug
aug 1915
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t>kESE ARRIVAL
n , hhds. Brown Sugar,
- bbls
. G flee Sugar.
- Kegs of Nails assorted sizes.
. Bags Rio Coffee.
IL bbls. No. |, Gibed Herrings.
Just received and for sale low on consignment, by
aug ~ Wv WIN A MILLER. o., the BASIN
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OTICE.-All persons indebted to the estate oil
y the late William Helm. will please come forward
and make payment without delay the undersigned as
Administrators. to Jon Thotnh and all those hav.
ing Chains against the viii them for set.
temen'. JOEL ROSSER Admir-.
aug 22--"3w of VIM Helm, decd.
f8 Republican Copv.
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Your obedient servant,
j. NEVETT STEELE


Extract of private letter from her Britain.
mic Majesiy's acting consul-gcheral at Cara.
cas-:
"An old woman. named Marquita Orfla,
has discover ed perfect remedy for the black
WON'T and yellow fever, 10y means of which
several persons have been completely cured
alter consultation Of doctors had declared
that the cases were quite hopeless, and that
the patients must die in few hours Tn.
remedy is the juice of the pounded leaves of
the "verbena given in small doses three times
day, and injections of the same every two
hours until the bowels are emptied The
"verbena' is a wild shrub, to be found grow
ing almost everywhere and particularly in
low, moist ground. All our doctors have
dopled its use. and now few or none die OF
those late fearful diseases There are two
kinds of it, male and female the latter,of which
inclose leaf and flower, is the one that is
most used"
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
Lynchburg Tobacco and wn,., s.

- LrscHBuRe. August 90 1872
TOBACCO.
Inspections the past week, 523 hhds., agani,, -,
hide, corresponding week If last yea, Mark,
OUT change, unless for discript kinds. wbioh
shade lower Sales of Lugs at from S TOT md :.
Common and Middling Leaf, to 50; Good ..9 "
stemmng and shipping do. s so to IN and II IN 'ae
manufao turing do, 10 to $50: Fine to extra do
to $50 "
z#zs WHEAT.
Receipts increasing AMI prices lower. Sale.
and 100 WIN. T. SMITH Com NJ, %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-22

PIANOS! PIANOS ID b. Payne is oPenms
to-day, beautiful assortment of Pianos, ni '.'
latest style which warranted give satisfaction
the eye and of the most fastidious Please call
see them. aug tsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-22
!! AND WANTED near Lynchburg.

I AND WANTED near Lynchburg.-
II senrmar, fam liuri. acq ainted with the culture
u the grupe desi to make the experiment of rasiie
wine in the vicinity of Lynchhurg. He wishes to lave
for That purpose The &c from 100 300 A }R Els
of land leased for term Of or years with purchase
mt the end of that time conditioned the success Of
his experiment.
For further Information enquire of JOS PHI Bio tna,
M. - Ga ell House. (aug ODD ScIw1
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FALL TRADE, 1853.

I(OOkS, STATIONARY rlANOS.-A. MORRIS
- lale Drrker & Mnnis) Publishers and Bookshelf
ers RICHMOND. Ta.-Wo uld invite the attention of
Country MerchAnls yi.iting tho eli L. his .tnrL Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-22
LEGATION OF THE UNITED SrAEs,
CARACAS, March s, 1853.

ToMe HoRorable Secretary of State.
SIR: The annexed extract from private
letter of The British ,icc-consn at Cindad, Boil.
ivia, 10 the British acting consul general at
Caracas, giving some account of a recently
discovered remedy for the yellow fever, re
lates 10 matter Of SO much interest 10 our
southern cities that | have deemed il proper
10 send II To you. Its statements are confirmed
by the testimony of sewers very Respectable
persons now IN thls city.
The 'verbena' 10 which the exiract refers.
as having produced such Wonderful cures at
Clndad. Bolivia, is. | understand. know in the
South America fora as the "verbena Braziel.
iensls.' an spoken OF lay Humboldt as The.
''serbena Caraoasana.' 1t is found in great
abundance in the neighborhood of this CIV.
where he nights are usually quite cool; and il
seems therefore probable that il il does moi al
ready exist in the southern parts of the United
States, It would readily grow there IN am,
moist soil with a southern exposure. | send
herewith a small package OF the seed am
informed that if it be sown in the spring The
plants will be large enough for use in the
month of August.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-22
Remedy for yellow Fever

We give below from the Washington Union
a copy of dispatch received not long since at
the Department of State flom Mr.. NJ Steele,
Charge D. Afaircs OF the United States in We
nezuea, in relation 10 the recent discovery Of
a remedy FOR the Yellow Fever If it prove
true that the plant described is remedy for
the desolating disease which annually visits
our Southern cities, lis Importance in the allie.
Walton of human suffering can scarcely be
over.estmated The Union understands tLat
the Secretary of State Inns directed part of
the seed, sent 10 the Department by Mr.. Steele.
to be placed in the honds of government
horticulluist in Washington and the remain.
der TO be forwarded to distinguished profess
sional gentlemen Connected with the NJ, deal
University in New Orleans
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30
NEW SCHOOLS IN RICHMOND.

We avc received With nuch pleasure copy oi the crrn
lar card Of Dr. Ernest Voger and Mr. George ) Patton
who propose establishing a Classical and Mathematical
School in Richmond Ut The high qualifications OF bolh O.:
Inc g. gen leIen the community have no doubt HE
Board 4 Visitors Of The University OF Virginia with which
Institution Dr. Volscr has been connected during The last
Two .ions e. i,s m"trng in June passed resolution
hnhy complimentary 1, lis "lcaning Zeal aud ability
and reptc,ina hc loss VI his .a.tblc services aad u"
Col Smith OF the Virginia Military Institute states. Tia; he
was zone Of ,ht ,os distinguished graduates u this class
and a che eminrnty qualified 10 take chaseo class
cal and mathematical school,
We are glad that Of our oil a"i established
schools ere discontinued, others fully their equals IRE TAX
inc their places That o( pr VD.er and Dir Patton, viii
no doubt command large OF The public patronage
we have also observed with inuch gratifcann that
Tie larllics for female education Increasing 10 our
midst IN addition The school Of Mr.. lccbvrr, who
takes the place Of hfs. Ield) Mcssr- Powell aud alon.
sell of Fredericksburg have SGuved the location OF their
fine school 10 Richmond aud have hcen fortunate in placing
the n,aruns department under the direction OF Mrs Gen
PepuIn one vi The rsmatle and accomplished ladies
within The circle acquaintance We understand that tso
nf the te.au ccc communicating with Zach other
recently erected on Franklin street in continuation OF "n
den Suuarcn the beautiful hock OF buildings perhaps
IN. civ can boast ohave been engaged by Mrs Pesrm
for IN. accommodation Of the pupils Thai oil who are
committed IA her czn gill receive The kindesl maternal nj
teplon AMI be in safe hahs ia public need no additional
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKEr-The Louisville
l.nurier Pri1e CutIenI Of the 18th insInnI


Tobacco continues absorb more attention Than any
other article U! produce traffic. and all tend
confirm the uirerlaieJ assertion that the growing crops
will be very short In very tobacco growing
regions less Than hall crop will be realized and owing
the late planting utcr replanling will fall short in guam
tty and all concur in the opinion that the quality will be
Inferior General experience has cOncusively shown that
but very little good tuCaccu be matuIed IRON the plants
alter the 2Uh OF Ju:y with the most favorable wealth
In the Full and il is well known that throughout the
extensive ubacco regions in This State, well Ten
Virginia, that of The second planting
done after that peIiui An impression has been
created by The last circular Of New York mercantile and
tobacco agency, which represents The crops throughout Mis-
sou in hourishing condition. larger Than heretofore aud
The planting more general. From the OF numerous
letters, We have from Missouri exactly the ap
pears be The facts in HE The farmers in Missouri
had the ORA backs experienced here carly in the
which has undoubtedly shortened the copr in addition
which il is well established fact that tobacco grow
have ahundoEcd their crops, and either engaged IN
growing stock, dTivn. il oil TO California Stock raising
in Missouri has been found be profitable and less
trouble Than growing tobacco that the farmers in
sections have turned their attention altogether rearing
stock for Inc California market.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Washington "Slar" al Thursday Evening ]
WASHINGTON NEWS


WASHINGTON NEWS.
TaE CHAuvlS ClAla.-1hs mammoth land claim, which
rejected by The Government on the 9Th OF last Septem
ber H. Evans ESQ., of ST. Louis, Missouri being then the
Attorney pressing it, has again been presented Col Benton
having undertaken its management here The assignee OF
Madam Chauyn the widow of an original grantee claims,
in this case that her grant OF thirteen hundred
about six miles from ST. Loais Is enormously located,
though in 1892 when the survey was made he s under
stood 10 consented the location given him. He
asks through Col B., as lately through Mr. Evans that ii
shall be changed position Immediately the outer
fields lot adjacrnt 10 ST. Louis many of which have long
been claimed by under old Spanish grants As the
holder OF this claim asks thai its location may be changed
acceded the value OF the claim will be increased hun
bred fold 1t is resisted the ground that the original 10
cation correct.
THE lSTERIoR DEPARTMESrs STATIONERY Contract. :
Messrs Speden Baker, OF New York have been awarded
the contract for furnishing Stationery Tor the Interior De
panent and its Bureaus Tor The present fiscal year.
lowest bidders taking into consideration the quality Of ht
samples Of The various articles required which
nished by the various bidders.
The SECRETARY Navy, having sufficiently
ered is again at the Navy Department IN the discharge
his official duties.
lem, Massachusetts, has been appointed Consular Agent
LOando ives, OF Africa a new commerce OF som,
Importance is developing itself that coast and especially
tina, port aud the policy OF the Government is evidently
thIs to foster il.
UNITED STATES JUICE AppolsTrp.-Johu 3. Kinney o
Iowa has been appointed Chief Justice for Utah. He is
Mormon.
Nrw POSTMASTER ApPolsTEp BY THE pREslDEsr.-Ber
nard Grey, Gaena, Illinois, vice w. 2. Willard removed
Smith of Albion, New York, from Niagara Falls Roches
ter, New York, vice iieo g. iiuIeli. resigned.
PosT OFFICE SPECIAL AGENTS APPOINTED AND REMOVED
Henry P. Campbell Of Keokuk, Iowa. special agent TO
Iowa and Missouri and Nebraska Henry Hart OF Adrian
Michigan, for Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota Territory
We understand that Feyeraea Their of Illinois, and
Waller OF he District OF Columbia have been removed from
the special agencies they recently held.
A New PENSION AaESr-David Solomon Pension Agcn
at Mobile, Alabama vice John Pcrriue, removed.
PROMOTIONS PATENT OrricE.-Dr. Thomas
Everett Assistant Examiner promoted TO be Chief Exam
DER 10 the Patent Office. Salary 2 500.
Edward Foreman, promoted 10 be Assistant Examiner
Salary 81 500.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30
FROM THE PLAINS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25.--The Santa Fc mail arrived at Indie
pendence The 23d instant. There considerable diff
Guilty throughout New Mexico account Of tho Mes
questions. The Mcxicans loud in their dssa sfacon
The Indians quiet. Among the causes of excite
ment, was difficulty between Messrs Weishtman and
Thomas.
Lieut. Beales party had got rapidly towards Grand
River 800 miles from Fort Massie when, their upset
Ing they lost their provisions aud had 10 return Taos fol
supplies, causing detention Of twenty days Lieutenant
Beae speaks well oil his rail road we'll timber
ed and watered aud susceptible of cultivation. Mr. Fiz
patrick had distributed presents the Indians and they
dlspersed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30
POE L..

T. Owes us true pleasure &c the medium OF giving to IN
npblc the following beautiful lines Of infinite friend
Elizabeth Barrett, Browning the sweetest r"ccss OF tn
o"' For The Enquirer
LOVE RHAPSODY.
BY BLAapsS.
If this be true. the fond Ahenian's' dream,
That here the soul still muurns it's better part,
And yearning seeks each visionary elram
Till dawGs the true aurora Of the heart
Then am blessrd-for have found lhee
And my love has bound thee,
And thou and are one
AS DER the waters of the troubled deep,
Gods spirit moved, and The dark chaos woke
And, starting from the depths Of pregnant sleep,
Creations myriad forms with JOY in""Se
Their fathers name, from Joyess, lorerss high';
| too have woke 10 light.
For thou and are one!
But a We, closer union waits us still
From this sweet Eden Of The heart shall Death
Yet Danish US from his victories-wel,
But not for aye with l.ife's last sobbing BREATH
Our spirits shall unite-twin mor,als here,
In heay'n angel fair,
For thou and are one
IT'S true; those angels on Gods mission sent,
Whose grand and sexless beauty my soul,
Were severed lovers once till love had bient
Their beings into one harmonious whole;
Thus. when earth fades from this weak swimming bfai
And have lost my chain,
Shall thou and be one!
Thou hast an angels gentle strengh-'hy hiieu
Wears grave and angel calm no storms can move
|, oil unworthy and unmeet wcen,
But /, have angels power OF love,
And this redeems aud thus my part claifii
In that fair glorious name,
And thou and are one!
On what bright healing message we shall speed
Whether 10 feed with dew G0uth's opening tlonhl
Or bind with softes balm the hearts that bleed,
Broken and crushed in earths yet mourning Home;
Whether 10 waste do our Fathers will
| know not, but that still,
shall thou and be ony.
Whether with mighty pinons shall soar
To bear glad .idngs TO the farthcsI star;
United shall serve united pour
Our hymn OF praise before Gods flaming Car.
All, me, The raputed vision is too bright
And fair for mortal light,
Till thou and are one
Whether with those, who ducous stand and walt
And their ve.dant palms before the throne,
We there shall bend beiU.e the Jasper gats
And lay before Gods feet golden crown;
! Only know that then this hear, of mine
Sht'l bent, beloved in lhne
And thou and be one!
|, was wOndrous legend that which told
That after bitter rreis the soul and love-
The Psyche aud The Eos, should eniold
10 ono their ttuant wings-but far above
Fen that dear Joy 10 know that, parted here
We shall as Scraphs there
Eternally be one!
ROME, 1852.
Referring idea the soul being divided Earl
the portions 10 analgahii
again This forming The ersc; sol'-s probably IN %"
angelic FORM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30
l IuMrI rliE. music.

i,
On Thursday nioht large cnneoursc collected On Tue
Capiru Square 10 catch breath OF mir from 'lc t'c' ~
hear the music Of the "Cornet Band we were ea'eu
TO find tina. This spirited Band have greatly 'mPfo'eu
Their selections good, and some OF their opera pieces
were performed with sweetness and effect thal "ou'u
hive done no dscrcdit tho best bands in the country
While enjoying the music, the tiHong OF citizens, wiz"
their wives children and sweethears had an excellent op.
noruuty OF studying the which strclmei across The
horzon little west of The tapcug spc OF ST Paurs-
The cuct looked larger and brighter than we have yct seen
IT, lis nucleus is Of The size Of sar OF the second magnl-
ude and the tail CLEANS upwards several degrees 10 length
II Is said 10 be the finest that has appeared Tor several
years 1t WINS discovered the ION OF June ny W. Nun
kercs and has been observed FOR some mohhs past y Us
,ronomers during which has been gradually nceas
ing in brightness It's distance from The sun Is cieu'acu "
thirty millions Of miles, while from The earth II IL '"o "
three times more remote. II is said 10 be approaching 'c
sun and will shortly disappear from our view II Is reay
beautiful object and far from exciting those eau specu
aons with which the advent of comets was received IN
more suprrstitious times.