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Comet of 1858.

This remarkable comet (says the Albany
Argls) is now visible to the naked eye, as
predicted by DR.. GOULD some weeks ago 1t
is now only one hundred and forty millions
of miles distant and is very rapidly approach
the earth, and already shows through a
common opera-glass a well defined tail. We
are told that during the first week in October
the comet will be of the most striking bright
ness, possibly the largest of the century, and
at that time will be seen near AIcturus,
perhaps even surprising that brilliant star in
splendor. IT is now visible for about an hour
aften sunset and an hour before sunrise in
line with the two stars called the Pointers,
and forming nearly right angle between
these and Arcturus. 1t is now best seen at
four O'Clock in the morning.
DR.. Gould also su ggested in the last number
of his Journal that from the similarity of the
elements it was possible that this comet was
Identical with the first comet of 1927, and
also that of l764. This fact seems now, from
the recent observations, almost certain,
atfording reasonable presumption that it is
a periodic comet whose period is about thirty
one years.
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Tss- The following card" from Col
FoRNEr, which we find in his paper, the Press
gives pregnant warning to his quandam
friends Let up the flood-gates, FoRNEY. We
want to see the bottom.
\ CARD-Whcn spoke to the electors at
Tarrytown, Ncw-Iork, | did so upon the
deliberate expectation that from the impcni-
tent calumaiator and convict of TIE Ne,c
York Herald, down to the pensioners of The
Washington Union, would be abundsntly ira
duced and misrepresented. An Administra-
ton which / assisted, not inconsiderably. to
the power which il has bascly abus, d. has
not hesitated TO make an honest difference OF
opinion the pretext for prescription extend
ing 10 my business and TO my most intimate
relations: and am not surprised at the spirit
which my remarks at Tarrytown have Great
ed in that quartr. This is TO state that
shall calmly await the accumulation Of all the
accusations OF the Administration and its
agents, when, in my own way. and in my
own good time, will prove all that have
written and'spoken US TO the gross betrayal
of great priaciple and solemn pledge,
and still further establish the justice and
strength of the position of The Press and Of
myself j. W. FoRSEY.
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A Reward is offered

For the detection of any person counterfetng imi-
tating the vender of any such counterfeit or imi
tation of BGRHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTERS The
genuine concentrated Holland Bitters is put up in
half pint bottles only, having the of the gro
prietor, PAGE, Jr., blown in them, and his sigma
ture around the neck OF each and every bottle g {
This Delighted Aroma has been received by Ameri-
cans, with that favor which only extended to re-
ally scientific preparations When consider the
marked success attending its administration, in the
most stubborn cases of Fever and Ague, Weakness
of any kind, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Acidity of the
Stomach, Sick and Nervous Headache, Indigestion,
Costiveness and Piles, toge Fer with the compl te
control it exercises all Nervous Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Affections, we cannot wonder at its popu-
larity. Well may the invalid value this remedy.
= saf,t7-1w ~
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Tue FEyER.AThe~ Rord Of Health report
40 as the humber of deaths by yellow fever
throughout the city foo the tweniy-foar hours
ending Wednesday noon-a considerable de-
crease from the previous days mortality,
AT Charity Hospital the deaths for the twenty
tour hoars ending Wednesday evening were
II, ara up TO last evening la considerable
drcrvase from the mortality Of the previous
toriy-eigbt hours. Since Saturday, the fever
has been gu the decline, aud We entertain the
beiiei that II viii eantinae 30 a erli1e.--4S o.
Cssceaf, l0A ala.
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CONCENTRATION or POWER IN FRANcE-
Paris Is the microcosm of France: nay. eE-
sentially it as France. The city is altogether
in the grasp of the army; an army is quar-
tered there; every 'coigne of vantage" il
occupied by a harrack; every street, gate.
building, Is grizzly guarded by armed men;
there are underground passages whereby
troops can pass from point TO point In silence
and darkae~, terrible n doom. Fancy them.
board, d and accoutered, stern and merciless.
tiercely emerging on some uproarons fau-
boutgl Paris is concentrated GA TIE Louvre.
The tel"graphs that rule Paris, aud SPREAD all
over France. converge there 10 the Emperor
bureau. He raises his finger, and the blow
Is struck. An army devoted to him blintl ',
and France, from MSsrseiiles 10 Boniougne,
from StrRsbourg To the Atlantic, knows that
he and his armed soldiers are for the present
inyincible- lords OF tire land.
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The opposition TO the Democracy I'm
New York.

The black republicans and Americans held
their State Conventions at Syracuse last week.
The object of assembling at the same place.
on the same day, of the two Conventions,
was if possible, to effect a union upon one
ticket for State officers. A Committee of
Conference was appointed by the two Con-
ventions to prepare basis of union. which
was done. What this basis was, we are not
yet accurately advised. itappears however,
that, it required considerable concessions from
the black republicans; and, therefore, when
presented to their Convention it was not
adopted. The black republicans insisted up
on recognition of the authority of Congress
over the question of slavery in the territories
which the, Americans declined. The result
was the nomination Of different ticket for
State officers by each Conventions. The
Americans nominated for
GoUerror-LORENZo BURROWS.
H. Gouern0r-N. :. BENTON.
Canal Commissioner r. THOMPSON.
State Prison H1spector-W. a. RUssEIL-
The black republicans nominated for
Gorer7,or-E. ID. MORGAN.
IL. GoverAor-RoBE CAMPBELL
Canal Cbmmssioner-J. X. EVEREST.
State Prison hYeetor-HRAM GARDNER.
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WING FArnrs.-we had The pleasure Of

LIVING FAIRIEs.-We had the pleasure of
seeing yesterday at a genilemau's private r. =
idence. in this city, two little girls who pr
sented in themselves a singular Psychological
study. Their ages were r. sI,. civ. IL Q aud ! /
years, while they weigh d uut Is aud -
pounds, and their height from croAn 10 sole
is bat go aud 81 inches, respectively--yet they
are in all respects symmeIricaliy made,
healthy. aud happy children. able to talk
sing, dance, and play like other children of
their age. What is remarkable about these
little fairies. moreover, is the fact that their
father and mother are mortals of ordinary
size, and they bave yVnager brother and
sister, aud 4 years oi age. who have attain
ed the growth nsnal IL their ages Tlit.y are
a much greater curiosity than the ..Aziees =
who made so much excitement here a few
years since. for they were idiotic, while these
little girls are bright and intelligent as well
rs dinlinutise. They were not imported from
abroad, but were born in one Of the towns of
Middlesex county In this State, Of genuine
Yankee stock. They viii not he made n pab.
lie exhibition, but will live natural Lives, in
privacy, with their relations, although they
might make e fortune for a Snowman. They
weighed about 81 pounds each at the time OF
their birth, and continued to grow like other
children until about the age Of Is months,
when the GsTa dH Development began They
each or them gear withoas difficulty rings
which were put on their fingers ., the age of
years They are eharningiy pretty children.
and eontrihnted greatly to The enlersainment
OF the few friends invited 10 meet them yes
terjay.--BsSsUs 4dp.
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fall Rafes.
NASHVILLE RACES.
~

aH--- -
It September nth, with sweepstase with threca
year oIds-ssoo entrance-sloo forfeit Two mile
heais. Fight entries
FIJI odoin names br + Mary wylie, by Albion, dam
Also, names oh +, by Albion, dam Ann Chase, by
Blythe Guild name Hhwatlla, by Albion, dam by
Sovereign
W. C. Harding names hr + Tennessee by Epsilon,
Also. names ch { by Albion, dam Delta, by Priam.
T. G. Moore names Betty Nancy, By Shamrock,
dam Ida by Relshazzar.
W. 7. Roundtrce names ch T. by Glencoe, dam Jane
Watson, by Pram.
Also, names eh T, by Albion, dam by Priam
TUESDAY, esrH.
syeepstake with two year oils. one mile out-sSoo
entrance-SlOO forfei;. Seven entries.
James jackson names chf Fanny Bugg, by Am
bassador. dam Ida by Bolshazz1r.
A: Barnes names b {, by Albion, dam Ann Chase,
W. T, Roundtree names oh c, by Epsilon, dam by
Huah Calgy names b c, by Albion, dam by Ievia-
W T cheatham names oh c, by Glencoe, dam BY
Leviathan.
Eli odom names C. nv Albion. dam nv Sovereign.
Also names b {. by Albion, dam BY Sovereign.
SECOND RAcT--with untried three year olds-S200
entrance-s5o forfeit. Three entries. 80
W 7. Cheatham names CHI {, by Glencoe, dam by
blythe 4 Gund names FfHc Dean.
W. + Ronndtree names CHI f. by Albion, dam Eu-
THIRD RAcF-iles county stake with three year
olds-S300 entrance, play pay. Three entries.
WEDNESDAY, 2eTH
Jockey Club Purse. $3.50. Two mile heats.
e. F- Ia rFr THURSDAY, 3OrH. . "a n
Jockey Club Purse, $50. One mile Heats. -
SECOND RACE.-Sweepstake with untried three year
lds-sl0o entrance-S25 forfeit. One mile heats.
Five entries.
d. P. Hadlcy names c, by Allen Brown, dam by
Priam.
W T Roundtrec names CHI {, lay Albion, dam by
Little Trick, by Priam.
T. G. Moore names ch g, by Sd Boston, dam by Ie-
viathau.
W. T. Cheatham names Oh f. oy Glencoe, dam by
Leviathan.
f. Merriwether names ch c, by Ambassador, dam
by Pacific.
FRIDAY.
Jockey club Purse s2oO-one mile heats, three best
in five.
SATURDAY.
Jockey Club Purse s25O-two mile heats.
ang2Sd&wtd :. J. CARTER, Proprietor
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ATTRACTIVE REAL ESTATE
For Sale.

At Hendersonville Depot, on the Nashville and
Louisville r. B., Is miles from Nashville.
A TRACT of Thirty Acres, adjoining the Depot
n Grounds, will be sold all together, in lots
suit purchasers. The land is very rich and produc-
tive, in excellent neigborhood the Turnpike
and on the Railroad.
handsome village is springng up, and any per
son purchasing now will no doubt have good chance
10 realize IA handsome profit in short time
Persons wishing to purchase will call at my
house on the premises view the land and learn the
terms, &c. HUGH JOINER.
septl 4-triwkTlm
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A HONE THRUST Washington cores
pondent of the Baltimore ISaa makes the
following pei tinent inquiry:
The heavy expenditure which must arise
before the finai disposal Of the African ne
groes rescued IRON the shaver Echo will
doubtless change the minds of our statesmen
to the whole suhject of Interference with the
slave trade. Why should We keep up squad
ron on the coast Of Africa. at yearly ex-
pense of ut least half million of dollars.
when 80 great powers as France aud England
are carrying ON the slave trade under the
n ,me Of apprenticeship.
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HARVARD COLLEGE OBSERVATORY.
a 1


Two faint telescope comets were discover
ed at this observatory during last night by
Mr.. II. Z. Tuttle-One degree south of the
star Capella and another twenty degrees to
the east of it.
The first il conjecturcd to be the return OF
Faye's periodical comets, if SO, its computed
place d tfcrs very considerably form its actual
position. Accurate observations of it were
obtained. The light of early dawn however,
prevented similar observations being made
upon the other. s
II is a fact Of unusual occurrence that there
are now visible in the heavens three comets.
the brightest of which, Donati's, can be
distinctly seen with the naked eye about ten
degrees above the horizon in the northwest
about u Z. NJ. 1t shows tail of two
degrees in length, and is rapidly increasing
in brightness and rising higher above the
horizon ut that hour.
W. C. BOND.
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English Pocket BibIes,
Asagazlnes tor septemher.

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Together with the above eoeas ~e have large
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GRxsP'S GAzEVY.

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On the 9th inst, in South Nashville, MARY EEIzA-
BETH, infant daughter of Thos. J. and Mary A Fain,
aged year and Q months.
On Saturday evening, 4th inst, at half past o.
clock, at Mobile, Ala, FLORENCE daughter of John C.
and Eliza Good of this city, aged year months
and IA days.-N. o. Crescent.
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Received by JOHN YORK s. Co.

Received by JOHN YORK s. Co.
Two Millions. A Poem by the author of Nothing to
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Romantic Passages in South. western History by
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dissolution.

INHE copartnerShp heretofore existing under the
l. name and style of VIM H HORN & SON is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, VIM H. Horn tax
ing all the effects and is alone authorized collect all
the debts due the firm, and pay all claims against the
same VIM. II. HORN,
scptS ". L. HORN.
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WANTEI).

A NEGRO girl from II 10 10 years old. a nurse
n IL oslrs s. - aagt5.
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WM. II. HORN will continue the business at the
old stand on College street, where skifu wOrkmen
will be found to execute any work entrusted his
care. septl3-lm
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Mlantiiias, Cioaiks, Shavyis, &C.
We have lzrss stock Of sAawls, cioAks, Mzn
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Sz,MO0II HOOAS.
TEXT BOOKS, used in the HIGH SCHOOL, FEMALE
ACADEMY, YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY, and other
SCHOOLS in the CITY aud COUNTRY. For sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH,
sept4-u BGsu Al College street.
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"a super velve, Carpet;
81 do. do. do,
a. do. Brussels eB.
3-4 do. d. do.
Super ply, large stock;
do. do. do. do;
Ingraan carpeiss
large stock u Rnrs Mssls Ar
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Floor Oil Cloths. r
Carpets, Rugs, sc.

iss. ia, Cd, - Fis'os oI ciash. which We cur
. ss.A IN Taana.
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EVENING T STAR.
A CURL OF HENRY,s HAIR.

have little treasure, r.f
More beautiful TO me r. ...r
Than aught of gold or silver,
Or brightest gems see,
TIs NOT costly Jewel
In czsket rich and kne,
Nor yet thing Of value
TO other hearts than mine.
Yet still I deem il priceless
More pr cl0us e. an 6re god;
wore beautiful and lovely
Than earthly gems all told.
Ils not IN iron coolers
MY treasure sale, keep, r
And oh prize it highly
often Ger II weep.
In closely folded paper.
And lald away with care
lis little golden ringie;,
A curl Of golden hslr.
What beauty once IL shaded,
A fair and lovely brow. .....
And thong h long weeks have wasted,
Me thinks 4 see him now. -.-
How Oft my fingers pressei n.
And turned 10 DER aud DER .....,
All wet with tears of anguish;
such tears can how no more
OF angels came and called him
TO 1--we with them above
While my heart was alt o'erhovinK
With mothers earnest love.
o, God how Sad and lonely
Is every thing to me.
For them could not see.
We putavzy his cradle .-G..| .
w Ito Georgey 3 little chair.
And my heart like them II vacant,
My hope has wltneredthere.
Meath the green sd have we laid him,
Where the weeping willows bow; .'..
And, OF him this precious IelIc
Is all that's LETT me now.
It's Lot strange that 1 should love it,
And guard II with due care
This little sunrv Jlnelet-
]. w. pace.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL II Merrill, Md; w
Smith, Ga; DR. Redhead and daughter Miss:
Mrs + Dentzel, NO; X X CuyIer Ga; @ Nor
riatt and lady. Alaba: r Hill, Ga; l. Brien
Ala Bond, do, q sharpe, do A White
Md; Frazer, Miss; ID e Richards, do; ] III
Richards, do; r Elder, Mo q Eastman
Tenn; scott, Va; @ W olf-, Pa; w u De-
Ford, Md; b LOughTan, do; f. Cooper Md;
Drown, Del; Miss Bowers, Me; N Head
Va; f. Head, Mo; w n KimbIaugh ] M Var.
neI, Geo Eggleston, Va; Miss Il & Cooke do
Williams and lady, La; ID Pnlly, Va; w NJ ]
Hopkins, J n Newbern, Ark; 6 Fletcher, do;
w Holt, do.
NATIONAL HOTEL-JT Joyner., Md :;
Miss BowyeT, Va; II Hawkins Ark; n w Bow
yer, w BowyeT, Va; A HOmanen. n C.; T. Dias
do; Article, do; Upton, Hon ] @ Camp
cell and son, T. Bossier, La; A Carer, Miss
NJ Carter, Miss DIR b Wright, CSArmy; A
Hill, Henry, l. Hill, Ga; Mcdowell aud
family, Mo; Peter Donnrlly, NY; NJ CIusky DC;
, Mcdowell, Missouri; r Mcdonald, = Carolina:
; Low, Thos RignY, NY; g Brown, q.
KRKWOOD HOUSE r Facheby, Ark;
n Brown, Md; Il Hodgson,Va; q w Norris. Nd,
Mrs Duncan, La; Miss Lea. do; l. Blossom
N.Y. Glover, sc; Hill, Ala Noah. NY;
Capt PaLragot, USN; NJ Ash, Miss; II NJ Parkrr'
Sc Winston, Va; w Bryce, Pa; Il sim
Mass, Il Gallagher, Md; X Manning, do; G b
Lockwood, HI
UNITED STATES HOTEL-MC Homer ard
family, Md; Sanford, NY; Il Sanford. mn. n
Squire, Va; w Deabl, do: + Lumpkin, DC: a.
Evans and lady, Pa; j Phillips and lady. do;
Miss Phillips, do; w Hansfoi d, Va; i, Carer
do; Graham, do.
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ID. Punch speaks of venison as deer de-
parted.
III A one-armed man is always all of. handed
kind of fellow.
eighteen thousand coon skins direct for London.
ID The soil Is never more attractive than
when II puts on frye" face
III An old advertisement of 1868 reads -
"Wanted-a stout active man, who fears God
and can carry 200 pounds"
IT In the choice of lover a woman always
considers more how he Appeals In the eyes Of
other women than in her own.
III Messrs. Latham and Telfair, Of Washing
ton, ~ c., fought a duel a few days ago-one Are,
one hurt
III There are 81 schools and college. in the
city Of Richmond-45 ofthem private sc hools and
free schools.
IL A New Orleans editor wishes to have the
word "noller" adopted into the family of En-
glish words.
III The young lady who fell In love has Just
been pulled out by the daring fellow who strug-
gled successfully with the world.
III Two persons have died in Pierce county
Ga from drinking the milk and eating the meat
Of diseased cattle.
IL John Oswald has been arrested at Cincin.
cinnati on the awful charge of numbering his
wife.
III Peace is the evening star of the soul, as
virtue Is its sun, and the two are never very far
apart
IL An Irishman's description of making
cannon-''Taks a long hole and pour brass around
If"
III The crop Of rattlesnakes in Alleg hany co. =,
Md, Is large. Ten were killed on the farm of
one man last wesk.
IL 'sSee what ann not "See what nv IA
ther was, Is an old and very excellent Arabic
saying.
IL To make man a patriot all that is want
ed Is pair Of eircumstances-thati Is a wife aud
d baby.
III axbinU Marty AT Nevno,, IN yyad,.,
day, caught rs bass, weighing In the aggregat.
over !, 500 pounds.
ID Among the epitaphs to be found in the
burying ground in Ringe, ". Fl is the follow
ing:
This bed Is cold (; but, oh I love it.
For colder Were my friends above it,
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Medicines.
A Y e r s.
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Fon ruR RAIN CuRKor

..... u hOAhOE " EDS.
Through trial OF many ears. and through every
nation of civilized men. AYEk'S CHERRY Pee
TORAL has been found to afford more reliefaud to
cases OF pulmonary disease than any Other
remedy knew TO mankind Cases Of apparently set
tied consumption have been cured BY it, and thous
ands Of sufferers who were hey ond the reach
usefulness to sound health and the enjoy ments of
life, by this all erfu antidote to diseases of the
lungs and throat. Here q cold had settled on the
the pale, thin features Of him who was late lusty
and strong. " hisper to all but MIN CONSUMPTION.
He tr1es every thing but III dssase il EnawinK at
his vitals and shows its fatsi symptoms more snd
RY PICTORIAL row; il has stopped his cough
made his breathing easy; his steep is sound 1T ngh
his appetite returns and with 1t his strength The
neighborhoo can be found which has NOT some Inv.
Ing trophy like this to shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry PectOral i'm
pe-ishabe ren0wn. But its usefulness does not end
here. Nay, II acoomplishes more by prevention than
cure. The countless colds and coughs which it
cures are the seed which would have rlpened into a
dreadful harvest of incurabe diseases. Influenza,
M c. @ n s ,ba ,brns, POOP
are easily cured by the ca ERRY PECTORaL If
taken In season. Every family Should have ii by
tn en-, and they will hnd 1t invaluable protection
parent sheep from many q flock and the darling lamb
from many q home. no. t. =.
Authenticated evidence of these facts, with direc-
tons for the treat Lent Of each comp Amt, may be
found IN Ayers American Almanac, OF which we
publish three mions and scatter them broadcast
over the cart order that the sick every wher re
may have bsfore them the inform itioH it contains
Druggists and dealers IN medicine generally have
and Anal, Teal Chemist. Lowell, Mass.
Sold by u ID. GILMAN, w ashing ton and by HI
COOK, Alexandra, and Nv I'LL dealers everywhsr