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~. EEssass{xsss5szF1 WESTERN
sX1SS-HF--SsES MARYLAND RAUROID
OPEN TO FlNKSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station 30 and O'Clock Re
turning leave Finksburg Station Is, 1888 and s.
The O'Clock train enables spend three our
hours in the beautiful Green Spring Valley, return to
Baltimore $50 p. NJ.
Stages for Hampstead Manchester Wes!mns fancy
town and Emmittsburg the arrival of the 0A g. train
Also for Westminster from the 7. NJ train.
jul3 tt IRWIN e. TAYLOR
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| fURLETT h SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANUFACTOXY
| No 80 NORTH STREET
Ga *, The undersigned having greatly On.
~ larged their premises aud increased their f,c;Ii
e' neg leave to call the attention the public To
stock OF every description ofCARRiAGES fnisI.5
e most eitgant style and durable manner, which tls
are prepared to sell on accommodating REPAIRS nj
tended Ia with dispatch and at reasonable prices "
jy2Itf "a Norm etrret p ~ IN.
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Gt&S CARRIAGES CARRIAGES
-, subscriber has hand at his extensive CAR
hIAGE REP9SlToRY, No. 20 South Gay street the most
extensive and hest assortment of fashionable CARR
that can be found in the city Persons in want of
VIII md II 10 their interest 10 give call, as am drr
mined TO sell low for cash or approved paper All work sofa
ut my Repository warranted for we!vs months old Car
ses repaired or taken in exchange FOR ones.
a. sSiO
Moo.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS, July 12.-Turpentine-No
change in prices Sales to day of 45 bbls at So so for
virgin $3.50 for yellow Dip and 81 60 per Dbl for Hard
per $50 lbs Tar and Rosn-No reported in
either article this morning Spts-Sales yesterday of
1926 casks Spirits at S6 cts per gal selected country
iots and this morning of 100 bbls at the price
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Mines. Eiaugrs. &s.

And dealers in all kinds of DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
, No li5 N0yth Ho,1GTd street. Baltir,0re, Nd
Always on hand, large stock Of superior Old RY VIII
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MSNJAS. HAZLITT Z Co,
t3k@NaaI IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
AkSEsaAA IN WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS
80 Il Al South GAY STREET, BALTIMORE,
A large and superior stock ofPURE RYE WHISKEYS
rom the most celebrated DiSrrs mrI7-tf
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Total... 1871 go $50 155,599 81, 400 TO o.
RYE FLouR.-25O bbs. to Halifax; 1875 bbs. to Porto
Rico
WnEAr-2oO bushels to Halifax; % 500 bushels to Iv
erpool.
TOBACCO-HHps
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slf-.-s OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

I @ new, ana was bul by merchants OF Frcdc
lcNsn ANA baltimore interested in the trade and Nv
e!calts and farmers residing in the counties boric
on me kappahann0ck, for the press purpose Of kcu
hrsl Grass steamer on the During the wiupr HE I1r
wafh deck has been enclosed thus aoling complete Iro
tectlon Tor Horses, and other live stock Cariars of All
sizes can be taken on board and under deck inf
taxing on the wheels Rer statcIoom berth acgoinn-
uaoDs are large and cOmmOdiOuS and her Carasty Tor
freight extensive As passenger and freight ut she las
no superior On the waters Of the Chesapeake
Through freight received in Baltimore, and CHARGES Mid
by X. >. C4PRON a Co. Buwly'S wharf. 1900
~ Freight received board OF the Steamer W,dnaIs
ana IhurS'ays, and on Fridays up to 3o'cock, + ~
For further information and Blank R,ccni F cl.,, .,
by The Company, apply ON hoard or 10
r. }. CAPRON L Co tp,.
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The PRESIDENT AND Ma. FOWLER.
A special Washington dispatch to the
New York Tribune Of the 18th, dat
ed the day before and signed "W.
o. b." makes this statement
Nothing could be more unjust to
President Buchanan than the asser.
ton that he had any knowledge, un-
ill the day that the Government
moved ia the matter, Of Mr.. Fowler's
defalcatiou. The President was tn.
ken by surprise at the intelligence
He was much attached to Mr.. Fow.
Ter, and in common with all Mr.. F.'s
very numerous friends be is sorry for
his fall; but those who allege that
Mr.. Buchanan retained him in Office
a single day after be knew be wss q
defaulter, state what is wholly unsup-
ported BY evidence, and is untrue.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24

Tvs TorAL Eotirsp or rHr 1srH
JuLY. 1904 commission appoin-
ted by the French Academy Of Sol.
ences to draw up report on the re.
suits Of the scientific expedition,
undertaken 60 observe the late to.
tai eclipse in Brazil, calls attention
to the very important total eclipse
which will occur in July this year,
and will be visible in Spain and Al
gefia. The celebrated Director Of
the Dorpat Observatory was The
fret to remark that ut the moment
OF obscurity, four Of the principal
planets--Venus, Mercury, Jupiter.
and Saturn--will appear IL the vi
cinity Of The eclipsed sun as kind
of rhomboidal figure phenome-
non of such extraordinary rarity
that many centuries will elapse be-
fore its repititiop. Darkness will
commences and terminate on the
shores of the Red Sea. Between
those extreme points, the eclipse
will be visible in North America,
from whence the moons shadow
will pass across the Atlantic, and
traverse Spain total darkness in.
Guiding the following important
towns in that country, Oviede, 81.
Vincent, Santander, Bilboa, Vito.
ria, Burges, Pampelupa, Saragossa,
and Valencia. The line Of totslity
will then cross the Mediterranean
aud enter Africa, passing across
Algiers, iIezan, Tozer, Sockna. Seb-
ba, Goddona and Muurzue. Thus,
although this remarkable eclipse
will not be total in any part Of the
United Kingdom, 10 will be so in o
large portion Of Spain and sccessi-
bic portions Of Africa--London
fnfhengum
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purpose Of ttsussctng Official business
previous TO their presentation 10 the Pres
sident Of the United States. And this
morning mn interview tool place between
The ambassadors and aen. Csss as the
State Department. The interview was
strictly private hone beine present except
the Commissioners. the intefpfetofs, and
one ut two other officials, they were dfes-
sed in Court dress which is said 10 he very
rich, and we're exceedingly solemn and
impressive In their manner. Their fecep-
tion at the Executive Mansion will prcbs-
bly, take place Tomorrow IL having been
postponed on account of the indisposition
Of several members of the Embassy, after
which they will take a general survey Df
the CITY. see fet themselves The wonders
of ctr country, aud doubtless return TO
their own homes With strange ideas cf
sii they have seen and heard during this
eventfuI era In their History could tell
you many interesting things relative %
the great Metropolis, but fear have FL
ready tfespsssed too long, upon your time
and patience. The Baltimore Convention
is now The unly rival 70 the Japanese En-
bsssy, end u siill awskens considerable
intetest'to the majority of persons Yestet
day Douglas had the Hoor In Senate and
spoke fot over thtee hours. in answer "
jefferson Davis speech Of a few days pre-
vicus. lie ably ccmbstted with the " fiery
jeff - and ct least has the advantages Of be
ing able 70 keep his temper. The house
was crowded, evidently showing the out
side opinion Of the Senator's talents, and
rs u was announced that he would conclude
his speech 10 day rs early as one o'clock
- was impossible 10 effect and entrance 10
the Senate Chamber.
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ScEsoE PosEp.-During the pre-.
limiBary examination at New York
OF the Chinaman Jackaiow. the
supposed murderer on the sIoop
Spray, in the New York Bay. q
scientific physicians analysed some
red strains on n cotton cord found
in the boat. and asserted that be
found evidence Of blood. He ex-
planned the process of his analysis,
and seemed to have put beyond
question the fact that the stains
were caused by blood. The coun.
sel for the prisoner doubling this
evidence, stained enother cord with
vermillion and sent IL to an emil
nent chemist for analysis. This
chemist found chemical proof Of
blood in the cord, and actually ex-
tracted some clots Of blood, which
looked very natural A piece Of
cord actually taken from tho sloop
was then given to the chemist,
with The hint that IL was probably
stained with vermilliop, and after
a patient analysis he could find no
indications of blood in it. These
facts show either that the New
York chemists are laundering and
careless. or that the chemical tests
Of blood are not 30 certain and re.
liable as they have been supposed. =
II will hardly be safe TO hang y
man after this on the evidence Of
chemical analysis.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24

DIFFERENT MopEs oF SALurArtoN.- -
OF all the different modes of saIu-
tation in various countries, ! think
there " none so graceful an that
which prevails here. AZ New
Guinea The fashion is certainly pic
turcsque, tor they place upon their
hands the leaves of trees AZ sym
bols Of peace aud friendship. An
Ethiopian takes the robe Of another
aud ties IL about his own waist,
leaving his friend partially naked.
Sometimes IL Is usual for persons
TO place themselves naked before
those whom they salute as n sign
Of humility. This custom was put
in practice before Sir Joseph Banks
when he received the visit Of the
two 0iaheitan females. The in.
habitants Of the Phillips pine Is
lands take The hand or foot Of him
they salute, and gently rub their
face with il, which is, at all events
more agreeable than the salute of
the baplandcrs, who have habit
Of rubbing noscs applying their
own probosois with some degree
Of force 10 that Of the person they
desire to salute. The salute with
which you are greeted in Syria is
at once most graceful and fatter
ing the hand is raised with a
quick but graceful motion to the
heart, to the lips and TO the head,
to intimate that the person so salu.
ting is willing to serve you, to
think for you, to speak for you, and
to act for you.
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- Ats regular melting Of the "sussr
Bowl Debating Society held last evening,
the question "wets the Southern Dele
gates right IN leaving the Convention ss
Cbsflestonr' Was discussed by Messrs.
W. q. Randolph, O. u. Fsvrct and W. @.
Meginsey on the Affirmative, aud by
Messrs. u. H., and N. A. Stuart, and N. l..
Knos, in the Negative. Mr.. J. n. Hardy,
President pro. tenn, rendered his decision
10 favor Of Afiltmstive.
NoLAs A. STUART, Secretary.
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sR-Sixty years ago the population

s9- Sixty years ago the population
Of Cincinnati was but $50 persons /;
in 1880, $4,000. Now she estimates
her population at 100000. She has
eighty churches, three colleges, four
medical schools, law school, six
classical schools. The number OF
manufacturing aud industrial estab-
lishments is estimated at four thou.
sand, and the annual value of such
products over forty-eight millions Of
dollars.
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POINT CLEAR HOTEL
Eastern AltNse. Mobile Hsr.


TIvHE ABOVE jusuy esisbrstea Watering a.
il ftsre viii be opened for the reception &.ii
81 Visitors sbsut THE 10Th ofJbne and the XliL
pfoprietcrs natter themselves thst the repuis-
ton Of the EsksbIishment shall not deteriDrste
~ wsnt OF The food stroit tfnenss snd ecod fare
which hss hsrelsibfe eksrsrtsfised ~
The hcrticn NJ health u unsurpassed In the
South; snd vss fully tested by the severe epi-
denies vhich prevailed both IN New Orleans spd
Mobile dutins the summers Of isss-'ss; not sin-
gfs euss n gsffgw fsrst etfofpatsd AZ Point Clear
The Salt Bathing has no srssi on The psh
Coast, snd u within few ysfds NJ the Hotel
The temperature Of vster siwsys sgseesble.-
Fresh wstsr shower baths ear he had ~ sny time
fish and Oysters are sbundsnt during the ss.-
son. Good Stable accommodations are provided
for sif who Wish 10 keep their carfisgss and
hofsss The drives In the vicinity, shaded With
Msgpcliss, Osks, Oedsrs. Pines, 40, sfe beautifui
snd ex,ssd IN every direction
Al The smuseneuts ususi ~ Watering Pisces.
such ~ billiards, Bowling, Pistol Galiefy. Ac /,
will he provided. snd will he unaef the ehsrre ~
men srsious 70 pssse: and ccnveniehees fbr those
fond cf Aqustir Sports vii net be pssleeied
ON the lswn, ,sfternccns--sua for dancing, even.
isgs.
A lire ~ Magnetic Telegraph is sest.b,ishea ecn.
MEETING Point Clear With every quarter ~ the
The hns Inv pressure ssssrnsr strs,sossy,e -jIl
| pig regularly bstweer Mobile and Point CIs.r,
| eavfpg Mstii4 etsrr sesnfeg sna on gss,syvs.
Wgp5sgs, Hs,,otsJ0ys ana gtssgys, VIII ro down
~ 10 c'clces. -. W accommodate those who ar.
rive IN Mobile by the frcrrirg Hosts
en- Should this schedule he changed, notice
will he given In the Mobile and NJ ". pspsrs
The yrnprieters return their slneere thanks IN
the public for their ifbsfs patronage heretofore
| sstspdea 70 tbe BkSrts Hossy ssa tbeis pmSy
Ctsss Hossf, and hope 70 place themselves under
,. Il. tHxMBEaaAss " co..
ptcpris,efs pcin, olesf Hotel,
Aise the Battle House, st Mobile.
| msy7gs7md.
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THE BLAcK FLY.-A deadly enc.
my 10 the whole race Of oatefpil-
lars is ever on the alert, winging
about in tho shape Of a small black
fly, In search Of an exposed aud de-
fenceless caterpillar. Having SO.
leoted hei victim. she pieroes his
body with sharp cutting ipstru-
ment she is armed with, and In tho
wound deposits au egg the cater.
pillar wiuces q little at this treat.
ment. but seems TO attach little
importance to IL. Meanwhile his
enemy repeats her thrust till some
thirty or forty eggs, germs Of the
destfoyers, are safely lodged in his
body, aud his doom is certain be.
yond hope. The eggs quickly
hatch into grubs. who begin TO
gnsw away at the unhappy crea.
ture's flesh, thus reducing him
gradually, but by profound in
siinct keeping eeeping clear Of all
the vital organs, as If knowing
full well that the creature must
keep Oh feeding and digestiug too,
or their own supply would speedi.
ly fail as usurers, while draining
a client, keep mp his credit with
the world as long a. they can
Weaker grows the caterpillar az
the knawiag worms within grow
stronger aud nearer maturity
Sometimes he dies a caterpillar,
sometimes he has strength left to
take the chryoalic shape, but Of
this he never comes butterfly
The consuming grubs now finish
vitals and all, turn TO pup@ in his
empty skin. and come out soon
black flies like their parent.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24
THr New Yonw REVOLUTIONS

THE New YoRK REsoLUTfoNs.
II having been suggested that the
Baltimore Convention may possibly
be brought to agree to tho New York,
or Tennessee, resolution, ns IL is
sometimes called, IL becomes import
ant to know exactly what that reSolu-
ton is. II appeared In our columns
with the Charleston proceedings, but
we reproduce il for the information
Of our readers. Il reads as follows:
Resotred, That ali the citizens Of
the United States have an equal right
to settle with their property, in the
Territories Of tho United States, and
that under the decision Of the Sup
rene Court of the United States,
which we recognize as correct ex-
position Of the Constitution Of the
United States, neither their rights Of
person nor property can be destroyed
or impaired by Congressional or Ter.
ri,orisl Legislation.
The chief point of difference be-
tween this resolution and the major.
ity platform consists in its not Claim.
ing, in terms, the protection OF Con-
gress for property in the Territories
". o. Bulletin. 22M inst,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24

OLp LiNE WHies.--Gfeat respect
was profsssea, but short time ago,
for the old Wings, by certain Of The
orators aud leaders and writers Of the
Democratic party. They we're soft
and woo,ng ia their advances
encomiastic in their speeches and
paragraphs, and !, was remarkable ~
see how high could be their eulogy,
when occasion seemed 10 require that
course. We regret 10 perceive, how
ever, that, sinoe the nomination Of
two old Wings. for President and
vice.President, the Wings have sud
denly become fogies." fossils" /" ian.
tiguated specimens" ''mummies,'
"dry bones," "not worth the powder
and shot TO blow 'em up !" IN fact,
mot 10 draw Il 10 y point too nicely"
perfect "ninnies." If not something
worse. Now we submit that this Is
hardly fair. The Wings who nomi.
mated and will support hell and Ever.
eft, are just rs "noble," honorable"
intelligent "wise,r high toned y
patriotic" aud I'll that, (which was
said Of them q few weeks ago. as they
we're before the nomination. And
nevertheless, they disregard the abuse,
just as they now disregard the blan-
disbments Of their political opponents.
Ajerandria Gozetfe.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24

~ Il is beautiful saying Of
somebody that, "Gratitude is the mu.
sic Of the heart when its chords are
swept by the gentle breeze of kind.
ness" Many Learts, however, might
as we'll be strung with bed-cords for
any music of gratitude that ever
comes from them.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24
THE PUBLIC TRAITOR.



FOR cefnncn traitors. epmror DOOM
The scsHola and the ropsi
Repentance, in the drnge1n's gloom.
Msy give Of heaven . hope.
pnt he, who owes his glorious hous
To pubiic trust snd viii,
Vet desactstes the sest of pow
His low desires 10 M.
He--whc syfeets, stria success.
The hsns that made him great,
Ard araws--his pfivsts END 70 bless
The life blood cf The State,
He-whc swons The tfu. sna free.
Each shining thought would dim,
This vctst of tfsitcrs, What shall be
tbs dpesn reserved for him
Oh let The william he forgot
Eatth sicseus nj his swsgi
faod rgp pardon. Hpsa c5Ds0f--
go, let him pass awsy.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24
saTos ROUGE

ioOh Jo.-One Gay, ins'
came into our front Office, ms sp''
rit of the by gone time, one, who
was with ne In the old apotheoary
shop, years ago ! when IN company
with 1flnkesp Mipes and uncle Di-
yer, we were jointly and severalIy
looking after the philosophers
stone, iu the eessence of things. Jos.
y. Taquino. ,cas I'VE use the past
tense for he IL dead. now known
20 most Of our citizens FOR his days
Of boybood, we're spent with us !,
before the bill at the corner Of Main
and Lafayette street was upturned
TO make way fot the now, Old Har'
ney House. Many, II NOT ali of our
ancient fellow.citizens remember,
t'e old curiosity aud apothecary
shop, that stood there, and was af
terwatds moved by the car Of pro.
gress TO the othe side Of the street
and melted to ashes in the great
fire. Fifteen years have passed
since that event, aud now the mere
boy Of that period is the man. 10
left us then, and when he returned
the other day, he ran over his
eventful history, in which he pic.
tured In his own way, the evil gen.
ias of misfortune that had followed
him since that period. His life was
q budget Of misfortunes growing
more poignant aud full Of grief TO.
wards the close. lie had been q
cabin boy on the steam sbip--a
lamp lighter on the river had kept
a boarding house, aud conducted q
rail road. About Eve years, ago,
he married, and there was n bright
but brief page in bis history. A
daughter came as a seal from on
high, 20 conseorate the union but
when the clear eye OF the child be.
gan to brighten with intelligence,
and she prattled, in the voice Of an
angel an uutimely frost came,
aud sbe was laid Y the earth Poor
10, your history IL that of thou.
sand--there is no Sympathy in the
town, and certainly none in the
large city, and the great heart of
humanity, lives under its ills, and
dies with its secrets. In 81. Louis
tho other day, a despatch came TO
him announcing the death Of his
wife at Clinton La, which was
caused by a fatal mistake, the par.
ticulars Of which, are still fresh In
the public mind. It was on bis
way from that place, where he went
to weep that he stopped here 10
to see us, At this point Of bis mar.
rative, he drew from bis pocket
with trembling hand and a moist
eve, the shadow Of her he loved
beyond all others. The cup was
full for him--his old home had not
only changed /; the scene presented
no feature of his early youth.
Where must he 60, and what must
he doH lie was lonely here, and
embarked for the dcsolation of the
great city below,--The papers of
yesterday morning request us to
copy notice of his death. Did no
die by his own HANDY Rumor says
80 and who shall say that the of.
fence Of the action is on his own
headi Not we who are narrow.
sighted, and shoale judge not, less
we be Judged. Poor fellow | The
history you requested us to weave
together, is finished now. lf writ.
ten, it might in its truth furnish
moral--it might show again, how
life Is a great battle, requiring ribs
OF still to withstand the arrows Of
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24
From WASHINGTON

Tn. Japanese Essbrssy.-Tse Heeep-
sscr ~ ttse Navy yrrsss-E"sh"ssss''
~ sbe pe01sie.a1t'rpt. Bwehnnrn's
speech.-fhe Psceess,cn.- re. r"d
sgS,.ee...-tWtesvtew with He". trss.-
Juslse t,.uslss ~ answer so Jsfer~
sos, Davis. etc.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24

~ MR. ]. M. Tracy, has taken
the agency Of FtSKLE & Lyons
Sewing Machine. See enclosed
circular.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24

DStK GtME.-The very best a.slify snd
N she largest packages sold. sivsys on hand.
Contrasts with planters made on fsvesbl. terms.
msyis JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24

COIOfiNE WATER.

HDOzEF genuine Fsrihs Cologne, quarts pip,s
" spd half pints, fdoten genuine Bsy Pun,
dezen Lavender Ws,sr, soit by n. y. PAY.
mayif.tw
DpPE MEbiCiNBs.--i iuvi,s The attention ~
I Physicians snd Planters TO the large stock
NJ Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals and Brsndies I
stn daily Seceiving. ny goods sfs at from the
most reliable houses. You can rest sssnre1. by
satisfaction, and with medicines that are fSrs
and gsps,ns, nd DAY.
msfiT1w Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24
SPECIAL MOTTO Es.

FAMILIES AND OTHERS IN want of
l. sppsrnpe, Cboiee, Bstfs OF medium grades
~ Flour esn always npd good supply ~ my
store. Prices moderate for the cash
NARA JOSHUA ZEAL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24
JUST RECEIVED.

A ND for sale lsv 10 the trade, Lard In Kegs.
IA Dc. IN bbfs. Crushed sc1 Powdered Sugar,
lot Of 6ne family Flour, bssf Ter rsss Sheep DO.
Hog do. D. bkNJAnlN.
MARI .r
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24
THE sTAFF OF r,frEf

Nov on hard ~ besrs ctr Feed ssa Sicar
IN stors--s large lot NJ Flour. Al Of which
will he sold At medsrsts rriees--scrpe very ehesp
msyis JOSHUA REtG.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24
COOKING STOVES.

TIVE CELEBRATED KENTUCKY, Eclipse. nj.
j rnopd snd Phoenis patterns, and sm eonh
dent u VIII be 10 your sdvsntsgs TO calf and err
anime before purchasing slsevbsre.
msyA. FRANK HUgUET
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24
usr. Cetn .nd tlss..

fTfHE usual assortment incidental 10 q veil
4 stocked Feed Store, sivsys on hard sna for
sale nj current prices, By JOSHUA BEAb.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24

E,REsH CAPE LIMEi--9oo Barrels on
II hand and for sale By
maya JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24

TOBACCO. .......TOBACCOi
- GROSS John Anderson soIses Tobacco; four
- Boxes Zoe Twist Tobacco.
mayis X. d. DAY, Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24

HALL, or MAYsvfLf.E P1Ows.
nN HAND, our regular assortment 81 these nm
" rivsiied rlo~s, large snd small, with and
without cutters: some ~ which made express
ncvss LAReurER 4 LAsoUE.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24

A HOUSE SERVANT. Liberal wage
"A will be given. Apply al this office.
mayls-tf
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24
FOR SALE.

EN0R sale on accommodating terms a ne
Il gro man sged about IS years. For
particulars, apply st the Drug Store Of
marsi-tf v. HEUDE d co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24

I,LoUg FLoUHft--1s Bsfssis Just 70 hand
II and for sale iew, for The essh by
sprs JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24
ygARNEss fOILARs Af.

A new asw supply Of cart ssehissry
IA cart saddles, hog skin collars blind
bridsls &c. at
LARGUINR a LANoUEs
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24

GENmAN SOAEs
20 BOXES OF the Proctor Aasmblss-jnst "a
s)O hand and for sale 10 close out.
msyfs JOSHUA BEAL.