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ETA.I . tE-NT' TtF'-
BOard. $HHI ~
Washing. fuel and lights - IN
Tuition In the Preparatory Department -. 81 10
Tuition In Ordinary English Draucle. .......... ~ VI
Tni,ion In Advanced English Branches. ~ III
Tuition ia Modern ind Ancient Languages, each, ~ M
Alusic, Vocal and instrumental, ipigno snd
GUITAR For one lesson, OF one hour Der week 10 III
For two lessons, per week, Of one hour earh.... ~ wy
Use OF Piano. III til
Drawing, in cTayun.. 81 90
Painting, ia water Color. ~ %
Painting In nil "a III
unr-half payable on the lst nj tictohcr, 1stt, ALI th" r.
malIdcr OH The 18th nf February, leGl.
Reference il made n R'r. rr. Moses H. !foGr. srd '"
any Of the former patrons OF The -ch"oi.
Catalogues OF the Seminary, containing lnor- ,irtaIiri ia
formation, can be obtained III any OF the Bookstores. or
by application 10 the Undersigned.
July 10 4, u. DCpCY, Richmond. Va.
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LIN
ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY

OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA.
OFFICE FoR SLAVE INSURANCE. 1870 IAiS
Street, Richmond, Va. Policies granted on the most
liberal terms. KS0WLES d WALfUtD, Agents
F. ". HAScocE, ". j., Examiner. Office hour ~ o'clock,
4. VI. july IL.
faNHE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE CUM-
l. PANi Is nos fully prepared for business, and The at
tentlon Of the public IL earnestly called 10 the Importance
OF lis objects. This Company, under its charter. GiTidrs 8.
ven.eighIhs Of its profits, every three years. among the poll.
cy holders, thereby giving the assured The advantages
Of the Mutual System, with the pledge 81 y perpetual
Capital Stock OF flUO, 900, and the added security that Is
atocEholders have Y pcrinancn: mnn-y.d Interest IN c"Ii-
Quoting its affairs with prudence and ccoaOray.
The charter requires one.hslf Of the ~, ital .tcck and
earnings 10 be invested In bond AMI mortgage ~ Taincufn.
hcrri real estate worth double the amount.
The chief object o! the Company is 10 aid in retaining NJ
home the Immense amount nf money which goes annually
from our State for Life Premiums 10 Northern conii,ani.s.--
That MONEY will he loaned IN customers for Il tenn Uf years
AZ legal Interest, and disburscf In our ini,lsi.
EndowmcHls and ARnuitles granted. Life and term Poll
cies issued At Ia low rates as other good cOInIaEie>. slave!
Insured for one year or for u term OF yenr..
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MAGAZINE Oh Es-iNl gallons IN stnre, for sale h!
w Z. JOHNSTON l. BRO
July II Druggists.
DATN1NG SPONGE, Bath Soaps. Flesh Drushes
ID Flesh Gloves and Straps, for sale By
July II r. JOHNSTON s BRO, ~Erugsists.
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.1~eST VIEWS 81 TELEGRAPH.
9sek, We. 1879 Iaia Street. .
,n,or,aut from Europe.

,,,z,o Fos 1uc RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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AUCTION SALES-NEW YORK.
TRADE SALE IS
EARTHENWARE, FRENCH ASD AMERICA; FLry-
GLASS WARE
ROBERT iiAED0CE

VIZ Ill. sell, on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, August
w IS: and Cd, a, 10 O'Clock, At his Auction Room. ~
Liberty s:.ee:, New YORK, for approved rntoEstd ar.c. g
i months,
2%i Crates White Granite an! Common Ear:i!snHare.
.tV Cases hes, quality French FiILt Glassware, ..ge:.-.
tlon or Mc:SIs. ioit-r, Moiimsn - \. P-:isr.
SOD Packages BSston Flint Glass Ware.
lep Packages Film; Glass WaIe I. en- ih- Queens CcGr'y
ulatS Cornpany, cCrpr! ms a iu! a-sa;:U,en.
AN P;icHaScs Pittsburgh an! Western Glass, TG:sCiers.
Goblrts, &c.
so Dozen kcso-ef:: i+,n"-. Mar!!r ,r,. Gias. stands,
complete.
Also
French China, Plate. Dishes, Turcers, Ca!res, Teas, &c,
Silver Plated Ware, Casto9s, Porks, Si,oni., &c.
Catalogue ready 9Th. J;ue iJ-.et::
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Foe RfsE;MES
rpIIIE \ Bremen ship LOUISIANA, D. Mil
q LH master, will he At City Point Ia L few .%I[lASS
days, and load for the above. named port. LEHlEap
- For Freight o. Passage. apply 10 .EGSo
May 81 SciaER kUllLER & co.
FOR NEW i~OVK-FTKSF VESSEL.
RICHMOND AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS.
rsNIIE superior fast sailing Sch-. lAXAL1
Il Captain Winters. having i portion Of her IN
cargo engaged and going on board, will have EERJS
quick dispatch. For balance OF freight apply to."SIs
July l. DAVID & HM. CCRRlE.
EOR BOST0N-FEIsST Vp:SSi;L.
TdIlIE Regular Packet Schooner MISSIONER,
4 Capt. a. NicEKRsoS, having 4 portion Of her :&SJ..fM
cargo engaged and going on board. will have dis EI6T
patch. For balance OF freight apply 10 GlE10
June - DAVID 4 WI. CEisRlE
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The above Fertilizer will lie made FROM PEI nNiai Guairh
and Bone Phosphate Of Lime. in exactly equal proportions
SAY % per cent. OF each. Each article WILL he Of the hes!
that can he procured. 1t vii! be ground on burr mill ',onr.,
and carefully niis-'i BY helms run n SECOND tine through
eccentric iron mills.
Price-$JD per Ion nf :.CJU pounds.
E.. y BENTLEY, Agent.
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BI iS.:Y"rS & <;l:E;t.t:Hl, Al
rs IlECT0l: DAVIS; AICS.

fVySENTH NEGROES.-lhis day, 81 10 o'tic:k,
i We will s-i au :nr!y slaves.
BETS ! GREGORY. Arr:s.
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VALUABLE LOT AND w..Tsa POWER
by DICKINSON, s.,A.a &C.,, .IICIS

ElFES NEGROES. -Ta'S oHr. =! ~ "'clsr.
L will be- sold 80 '!.rly s.cI."> c3a..s.!.g Of "t.
Boys and Girls. ami Women and Children.
bIrEI\S''N ',tI... . ca. .u!i.
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.I.u. For Sai., om,a a.rc- q: ie..!iy yhnOs.2i !sai:G
thr -ntnr county.
This land Is ia it. virgin :r"wi!, Eri :@- 'H'r -. .
miles from the Jamcs river ind han""itA CA, =" -
from Richmond, and 20 miles from LrncG'.:.;F,
p.r.oIls wishing 10 20 into III" humber 'n' i.rIs S"H''t"-.
or 10 get rail road tie, -iatc= q: h",i'2o!rs "h &c "c.':"
examine il.
Nv only rsason FOR Wishing /" Sell the ni'o"e "';9i-. "a.
thai other cuya--rrrnrS vii. not allow Iac i.inr 20 ":,I;.t 70
II. rar,i.. raay, therefore. rely on getting an+ rcc!s.t; !gc
a low price, Az ! am determined TO ell.
Auy OF the above lana. viii u: di:idrii Ia .Oii r"%-chaseft.
have alzo for sale ::t- iarT.iH. i.b'- Erar l. Gil c.
Richmond.
jane a.-tf CIAS. !. HphElsS.
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(1HEAP PIANOS.-Eo~ is thu time &C.,,
10 buy cheap plsa9E. +. II. TArLUEHS%L@
has several goorl secondhand Pianos, which, E
will be sold very cheap for the cash. lie has also just
received one of The Celebrated briggs Patent Pianos, nj
July lsS Main street.
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L GOOD TANNER s'.,.i 81
TgIiiIS DAY, ct 9H O'Clock. vii! be sold J>E NEGRO
4 MAN, VINO Is u good IAnacr. Ala. ! NEGRO NO
MAN, who Is ! good coos.
July Il DICKINSON. hiLL & CO., A1-i'i.
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.'~:Lrt;:L& A.AM;-suS.: IMPORTED

y aASDJLril, PUBLISHER: A%D BOOKSELLER.
".is' i~!.tGrn:ary Com ,~cnlipm o; HE Lag Of Real
!'-T'-. ~ ,'.:.i.a Co.-: G: .,.iG. aHl I:poS:narE OF
f.''-. "ln:L.l-:"
"": -D"a:s-t-s OF the Laws q Scotland AID Oh The
q: c.iC9"tiis Jurisprudsnce-4 ~.
S.-::. ls;7oi. Gf the LIE Of Henry. Francis D'agres.
- faa?c-!.9y O. France, and ;..e LIE OF Hugo Gr0;!us,
. ri.-: y
H.. I-.t.s- 81 lie L.w .! Y-a,:Gi- .;ti Purchasers ar
|t"s.a' ~irop-I;Y.
"':'2'G g. Hil., g yols.-i -,
.s--,-'"a Wis: -.
G-@ .,c'-.'nsicai Law, ! rs;.--G um.
bt;.' ~!.:3;.cI! Treatise nf ~ Action nr Suit at La g
't'-g / Beam Report. o: cases Ia IN, High Court OF
a.'''y dIirs H. I'm" ri Lord Chancellor Ei!ea. 3 vols.
-. Iv1v
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19

LAGER BIER ON THE RIsE.-Tbe
New York correspondent Of the Bos-
ton Post says:
Lager Bier is King at last Cot
ton is deposed, and the Ebony Idol
must finally give place to the leu
tontic beverage. And why, say you ?
There is a startling rumor around
town to-day to the effect that Lin
denmuller, the Bowery Lager seller,
has leased Stewards marble palace
on Broadway, for twenty years, and
proposes to turn it into vast bill
lard and bier saloon. Retailing Of
drinks supplants the retailing of
dry goods. Women's husbands
hereafter will run up their own bills
at the great shop, and mems wives
must do their traffic further up town.
Stewards establishment is to be
transferred to the neighborhood OF
Ninth street, in Broadway, and as
soon as the big shopkeeper's arrage-
ments are completed for removal,
Lindenmuller is to have possession
of the marble palace. Now, isn't
this a rumor worth ventilating.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19

A LIFE PIcTURE.-She was beauti-
ful ! The lamp light threw its bril-
liant glare upon her Venus-like form
and face, as she trod the hall of rev.
elry. That night she was led, beau.
teous bride, to the hymeneal altar.
He to whom she had given her hand
and heart was tall, noble looking
young man Of twenty-one summers.
The impress of genius was indelibly
stamped upon his noble brow, and
as he stood up by her side in
that pallatial mansion, and plighted
eternal fidelity to her whom he held
by his hand, silent ejaculation went
up to Heaven from every heart, that
their lives might be as one bright
summer day. This closes the first
part of the scene-let the curtain fall
or the space of three years.
Hark what sound is that hear Z
IT'S the low murmuring Of the night
wind signing among the tree tops /;
no tits a sadder wall than winds or
waves have ever made IT'S the voice
of woman in despair. | stood in
front of the proud mansion she used
to love to call her hOme. The pale
moonbeams were sleeping around me
in death.like stiffness? ? Again sad
wall rent the air and made it hideous
with its mournful cadences, and a
voice was heard above the wall !:
"Why don't he come? 0 God, save
my husband from drunkard's grave"
] stood transfxed. She was standing
in the portico fronting the street,
leaning against one Of those high col
umns, her face, as reflected by the
pale rays Of the moon, was ghost-like
in appearance. She was soeeping,
yes sadly aoeeping the lonely hours
away ! AT length he came ; beastly
intoxicated, and with threats and
oaths, he threw himself upon the floor,
a raving maniac. Itore myself away
from the scene Of horror. L could
no longer gaze upon a picture, at the
sight Of which the heart turns faint
and sick. No earthly power could
separate him from the wine cup, and
in few months he died from mania
q potu. She, too, the once joyous
bride, now sleeps in the quiet church
yard, the victim Of a broken heart -
Literary Companion.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19

WHAT SHALL WE DO FOR COFFEE :?
1t appears from statistics recently pub
lished, that the consumption of coffee
is increasing much more rapidly than
the production. Last year the total
consumption of Europe and the Uni
ted States alone, was 100000 tons
whilst the production of all countries
was but $4,000 tons. The probable
consumption of the present year is es-
timated at 3O7, 900 tons, and the prob
able production at 274,ooo, and of
the next year, the former at 313, 900
tons, the latter at 345,000.
We hope with all our heart that it
will become so costly that none but
those who can afford without incon.
venience to pay large doctors bills
can afford to use it.-N. Y Erening
Post.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19

out any well defined action as the results
Of Republican victory.
The Gov. says: 1t will probably be
asked, IL Lincoln be elected President,
what should the South do To that /
answer, that do not regard IL as wise or
prudent to commit myself, either Mt cit
izen or q magistrate, TO any extreme mea-
sure. But speaking for myself, and for
myself alone, am free to say that the
success of Mr.. Lincoln would Justify the
Southern States in withdrawing from the
Union. But do not advise, or bind my
self personally, or officially, to this partic-
ular course.
The Bee says Nineteen gentlemen
nearly all we'll known friends Of Mr..
Breckinridge-- wrote q letter to Gov.
Moore, asking for his opinions in regard
to the proper policy of the people Of Lou
isiana in the present cirsis. The Govern
OF replies in o two column letter Of dreary
political common-places, in yesterday Is
EUeniag Delta; and what think you, is the
upshot of his prolx letter 2 Why that the
people of Louisiana ought to vote for John
Q. Breckenridge. This is the sum and
substance Of the document, which is devo-
ted TO and examination of tho claims OF
the several candidates, and is little better
than an electioneering manifesto like that
of John Slidell, but In better taste, and
with less coarseness.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19

A CLocK.-There is an old Dutch
clock in Albany, of which the
Standard of that city relates the
following strange freaks: ave last
evening heard story, in which the
strange freaks of clock are rela-
ted. The clock is one Of those tall
Dutch kind, that were so much in
vogue during the early part of the
last half century. 1t is no earthly
use to the owner-a Broadway
merchant-and has not been for
upward of twelve years, yet he
keeps it in good shape in one corn
er of the house, as a relic of days
gone by. The clock originally came
from Germany in the year 1765. 1t
was brought over by a German
named Wilhelm Spitz. In the year
1900 it became the property of the
present owner, and has remained
in the family ever since. AS we
have already said, the clock is use
less as a time-piece, and it is only
retained for its family connections.
The remarkable feature of the clock
is, that, although it resists all at
tempts of the repairer to make it
run or strike, it invariably strikes
previous to the death of any mem
Der of the family. The last striking
took place week ago Sunday
Yesterday the news reached here
that a nephew Of the owner, who
was travelling in Europe, had been
suddenly killed while out riding
This fact seems strange and almost
incredible, but from the manner in
which the story is connected, and
the well-known veracity of the mar
rator, we have every reason to be-
lieve its truth"
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19
Written for the Garette and Comet.
AUTUN MN LEAVES.

Pale Autumn leaves, sere Autumn leaves,
Crushed meath each restless tread
How your rustling, to my heart,
Speaks Of the early dead.
They that were gathered by my side
Through all youths summer day
That budded fair as 81 ring time flowers,
And passed as soon away.
Oh, withered, dying Autumn leaves,
Or rustling meath my thread
Or stirred by signing gsles-ye bring
Sad memories OF the dead.
30 darkiy in the chill damp earth
Is laid each lovely brow
o, all unloading Of the tears
That fall above them now.
Ye waken ever In my heart
A deep and yearning prayer,
For the blest hour. that shall restore
Our earth as Eden fair.
And robe II In perennial green,
Bedecked with fadeless Towers
Where changing seasons bring no blight
To dim the blooming bowers.
sr. JAMES, October 1860. J. q.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19

HARD WoaK.-Its hard work to
20 up a hill without leaning forward
its hard work for "neutraP edi-
tor to speak of politics without lean
ing one way or the other. It's hard
work to make dinner out of grape
shot, unless they are well boiled
and it's hard work to digest a FOOLS
argument unless it be soaked in some
thing like a reason. It's hard work
to do nothing, and have too much of
it on hand-and it's hard work to
collect debt of one who says "call
again tomorrow. It's hard work to
squeeze cider out or brick-bat-and
it's hard work to scratch out ideas for
a paragraph, after being on a spree
for twenty-four hours. It's hard work
to hold lightning by the tail--and
it's hard work to stem the torrent of a
woman's will but the hardest work
of all, is to edit and print a newspaper
that aoiH please everybody.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19
S5S,l25

S@ In obedience to Garibaldi,s
order, the artillery director Orsini.
who is at the head of the gun.foun.
dry at Palermo, is now superintend-
ing the casting of a magnificent
bell, which is destined for the church
of Santa Maria de Angeli of that
city. and to be rung on the 4th of
April of every year, for the purpose
of announcing to all coming genera
tions that the first signal-shot for
the national resurrection of the is
land proceeded from that cloister
church. On the bell will be engrav.
en- the year, day and hour in which
the bells Of the convent summoned
the inhabitants of the city to arms.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19
STONE MOUNTAIN HOTEL BURNT

STONE MOUNTAIN HOTEL Burnt
This extensive establishment was de-
stroyed by fire between two and three
o'clock on Saturday morning. 1t
is believed to have been caused by
some defect in one of the chimney
fues. The hotel was kept by Judge
Alexander, and the loss is believed to
be about $4,000. A portion Of the
furniture war saved.
We understand there was an insur-
ance on the house and furniture for
SIS, ,OOO.-Angnsta Constitutionalist.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19

~ A letter from Lima says a
tailor, who said in court that he
thoug ght he could recognize the assas-
sin of General Castro, was wayland
in the street at night by four men,
who told him 4: "We will not kill
ou,but we shall make you harmless"
they then rubed his eyes with vitriol,
which completely blinded him. The
unhappy man has received a pension
from the President.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19
CONFECTIONARIES.

TUST DIRECT from the ma ufacturers large
81 and choice assortment Of fConfectienaries.
200 Pounds Gum Drops, assorted favors;
500 " Jelly Gum Drops assorted havors,
10 Boxes Jujube Paste, Rose, Lem Van, etc.
Boxes Fresh Marshmellon Paste II papers,
2 4" Iceland Moss Paste u
10 Boxes French Chocolate;
10 Boxes Cream Chocolate;
octI6 RD. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19

A SINGULAR WILL.-We read in
the European papers that an Amer.
can planter, worth about 100000,
who died lately, left by his will his
fortune to his brothers children, un-
der the following singular conditions,
copied from the will
"Wishing to repay the devotion Of
my Newfoundland dog, which one
day saved me from drowning, and in
tending at the same time to leave an
income to my house-keeper, / appoint
her the nurse, guardian and mother Of
my dog.
"My natural heirs will be obliged
TO psy her, as such, from my total
fortune, daily rent under the follow
ing conditions:
"That income will last as long as
the Newfoundland lives, but not one
second more.
During the first twelve-month af-
ter the day Of my death, SO long as
the dog lives, the house-keeper will
receive So day ; $40 day, for the
second twelve-month SIS for the
third one, and so forth, at the same
rate, until the dog dies.
"She will receive besides $l25 for
every day Of the dogs existence dur
ing its last month; $3.50 for every
hour it lives during its last day $375
for every minute of the last hour, and
$500 for every second of the last
minute"
Under those conditions the house
keepers annual income will be 81, 1926
for the first year, $3,650 for the sec.
ond, IS, AIS for the third, &c. Suppo.
sing the dog finally to die on the 30th
of the month, at one second to IL
o'clock in the forenoon, the bill to be
paid by the heirs will be:
To 80 days ofthe last month at sia5 each A s,75c
:" IL hours Of the last day at $3.50 each. 275(
"59 minutes Of the last hour at e376 each 22i2.
Z" 80 secouds Of the last minute at $500 20 500
Total s5s,I2l
1t is sure that the happy dog viii
be very well cared for by its mothe,
during its whole lifetime, and very
little lamented after its death, unless
1t dies at midnight ON the first day o
month, for then its guardian woulc
receive but $l25.-Picavune.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19
PLAYING CARDS.

DOUGHT for the trade, from the manufsctories,
II 10 Gross Hart's Club House Cards (all linen,)
Merry Andrews
Eagles;
20 Steamboat Cards.
Having made all my gsrennns,s n., a. % .ns factories
octIs2v X. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19

BOUNDARY SURvEY.-W. ii. Rus
sell, E.q, who was appointed Texas
boundary commissioner by the Gov
ernor, to meet with the u. s. COM
missioner and complete the bounda-
ry survey between the United States
and Texas, has arrived in San Anto-
nio. The Ledger says:
Mr.. Russell informs us that the
work has been completed, and that
the country through which the line
is almost valueless. 1t took the Tex
as commissioner one day less than q
month TO run the line, a distance Of
near two hundred and fifty miles,
from the north or main prong of Red
river TO the northwest corner of the
Panhandle" We are informed that
on the whole line there are but few
portions capable of animal life, and
these are but oases along the parallel
Of 320 north latitude, and on the line
of 1000 west longitude. Game is
very scarce except in early spring and
winter, when the whole eastern por-
tion Of the Panhandle" country is
overrun by immense herds of Buffalo,
and the Indians that follow 10 their
wake.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19
liz THE Army OF THE EnPERoR.-A

In THE ARMY OF THE ENPERoR.--A
private letter from Bordeaux to q
gentleman Of this city states that
our friend and fellow-citizen j. L.
Testard is still in the Army of the
Emperor. In order that he may not
get out again, he has a body guard.
Testard is however negotiating,
and thinks that for the sum ofabout
s7OO he may find as good a man as
himself and filter subject for gun
powder. We hope so. Do it quick
ly Testard-do it before they have
a chance to send you off sogering
for the glory of the Empire. In
such an adventure you might get
ball in your head and gil tho last
place that any sensible man can de-
sire to locate. Pay the $700 Tes-
tard and come home.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19
M A r. II led.

On Thursday, 18th inst, in the Presby-
terian Church. by Rev. Mr.. Markham,
Capt. NATH AN BERWICK, of st. Mary,
to Miss KATIE COTTON, of this city.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19


FLORIDA ELEcTIoN.-From the
tables of the Pensacola Tribune, of
the 18th inst, we extract the follow
ing vote of nine counties
For Governor-Milton, Dem,
27l4 Hopkins, Opposition 1886.
The counties are Escambia, Cad
sen, Jackson, Jefferson, Lafayette,
Leon, Madison, Santa Rosa and Tay-
lor.
Nassau County,-The Democracy
have triumphed. Fernandiana gives
for Governor, Milton, 179; Hopkins,
7. For Congress, Hilton, 17S; Al
len, 2.
Galatians precinct gives Milton
and Hilton, 30 /; Hopkins and Allen,
IA.
Hart's Roads precinct, Milton and
Hilton, Sc; Hopkins and Allen, A.
Columbia Coumty.-Baldwin pre-
cincts gives Milton and Hilton, 22 !;
Hopkins and Allen, 10.
We are indebted to the kindness of
a friend from Walton county for the
following information:
In Walton county, Hilton's Dem.
majority is Is; Hopkins, (Opp.) Z /;
Bowers, (Opp.) for State Senator,
elected by 32 majority McKinnon
Dem. for the House, by Is.
In Holmes county, Milton's major.
ity is 10; Allen, (Oppo. for Congress
elected also, Opposition candidate
for the House.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19
NEW ARRIVALS
r.. ID. DAYS DRUG STORE.

DURE Medicines and Chemicals, invite the
attention of Physicians and Planters to the
large and fresh supply OF Pure Medicines and
genuine preparations I am now receiying-all Of
which are purchased Of the most reliable house
In the United States. As all Of my attention Is
given to the Drng business, Physiciansand Plan
ter can rely upon getting all medicines perfect
ly pure. *. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19
Rows CLOTHING

livery article appertaining TO Boys wear can
II now be found at my Clothing Store, the as
sortment is very complete and all made up In the
best style. W. ID. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19

q HALF Pipes pure Champagne Brandy;
81 Cssk pure Port WInei
~ Doe. pure London Club House Tin;
Casks London Porter, genuine;
India Pale Ale--for sale BY
octls.2w x. d. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-19

New Spring and summer Goods.
r WOULD respectfully inform my customers that
/ have now in store my entire stock Of sp Ing
Goods and solicita call from all those In need Of
ny article in ny line. w. ~. fHILLlPe.