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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOr 10 the southern portion Of Szs=5s
n the city. The iUt Is situated between Market sTT
AMI Maple streets, continuation Of FrOnt @iI
and fronts Carroll street s. feet, running back $50 sA
feet alleyths House contains tour rooms, with
eigAt foot Hail. Porco in 'front.' and Porch eight feet vide
all back Brick buildings. Any person wishing 10 buy
and comfortable home should the house
and Ot, W sell n cheap and upon reasonable terms.
l. A. BALLOME, General Agent,
Iet5 No. II Dcaderck street
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RHODES
EVER AND AGUE CURE

Oh, EATURES IEFALLIBLE SPECIFIC,
L'OR Tie Prevention and CURE OF IrEuarrEST and Re-
Il mrrESr FEyEFs, fEyER AMI AGUE, CHLIs and FEvEE
DUiH AGUE GENERAL DsBuIrY Mum swEATs and an other
forms q disease which have a common origin IN MALAEiA
MAsNA This subtle atmosI heric poison which al
tain unayolaby inflated every breath, Is the
same IN character wherever existN1rth SOUTH East
Wes.aud will every where yield 70 this newly discovered
andoe, which Is claimed to be the GREATEST DIsCJyERY N
MEDICINE ETEE MADE.
This specific 50 harmless that it may be taken by per.
Of every age condition, ana Il viii not substi
tute for disease others s worse is too oen the
suit in the treatment by QuniRe, Mercury Arsenic aud
other poisonous delecos drugs not particle OF any Of
which Il admitted into this preparation.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
suits from the use Of this NATURAL ANTlDOrE TO MA
LARIA.
the most sicsy sSampy localities, from Ague or Bl-
ious disease whatever or any injury IRON constantly inha
ing Malaria OF M.asma.
fsed for any length Of ne from day 70 twenty years,
that they iced have another chill, BY continuing
its use according % directions.
II viii frame lately relieve all distressing results OF III
ious or Ague Diseases such general debility, night swea
&c. The patient az begins 70 recover appetite and
strength, and continues until permanent and ran Cal cure
Is eGccted
yinsv its use viii Danish Fever AMI Ague from families
and All clayes Farmers ard an iah0rng men, by adopting
IL preventive, viii be free nom Agle or tors aitaeSs
that season the year which, while 70 s te most sAy
Is the most valuable oue 70 ihen-
one or two bottles s for ordinary eases, some
brestoas printed in German, Preach and Spanish ae-
Pre one polar Liberal discounts made to The trade
Trade circulars forwarded Application, ami The AFcs
viii be consigned liberal terms 20 resPonslDe p2res IA
s'''' '-''''A JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor,
Proyiienee. r l.
AGESrs.-Srv Yors-c. Y. creksnsr : Co., and c. II.
Ring. Phisde lpia1--F. W Dyott 4 soRs-
And for sale ~ Iralsrs generally
ular3i--dtTiSAWen
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Ho! for Kingston Springs!

1--WE undersigned have made arrange .sTEnA~x-
l. ment With Mr. James J. Baker, to run
a six passenger omnibus 70 the Springs three k&S-N-
times per week. Fare each way dollars Office at the
Sewanee House, where seats may be secured.
The omnibus will leave Nashville DUnctudV at O'Clock
A. NJ, on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Returning, will leave the Springs punetudHy at same
hour on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Careful drivers good horses comfortable omnbuses and
delightful place Of resort thus offered to the public
NJ pains will be spared to make the trip pleasant and
journ at Kingston agreeable
je2l-2m Z, ), J. KRFIDER
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AmEnICaN nInLE SOCIETY.

DIBLRs and TEsrAMENTs Of an descriptions from The
ID shove SOCIETY may be found dePose At my store
CHARLES W. SMITH,
lyf0 Bu Il College street
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Cn0LEnA PnnvENTIYE.

TINHE Pubie respectfully informed that LYONS co
siil ntinue selling their celebrated Cholera an Il
Dfnrrhea Preventive, Cfrom The effects Of which
many year reapCd great comfort and reef BY TIE
Gallon, Bots Glass. Asp'eyentiyes always better
than cnres strongly recommend all 70 &C. The Poor
supplied without charge accompanied with practising
Doctors certificate Private Families particularly should
have bottle Of this article In The house. IN case Of emer
g.n,-v LYONS 4 CO.
10 Cedar street
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SIGHT PRESERVED!
BLINDNESS PREVENTED!

BLINDNESS PREVENTEDH
T SERMONS, English Optican, late Of the firm
- Of II Sermons Son, manufacturer and inventor OF
the newly invented improved Spectacles from the i'm
proved Spectacle Mandatory and Cornwe Opcan estab
shmen East Bridge Truro resp m
his newly invented and improved Specaces and may be
consulted at his Office, on the Square, room over
BERRYs BOOKSTORE, NASHVILLE, TENN.
These celebrated spectaces made Of Brazilian Sand
and known under the Of Brazilian Pebbles, and con-
structed accordance with the philosophy OF nature in
peculiar form OF concavoconveX mirror, admirably
adapted organ sight, and be used by the old
and the young TO the most minute employment e.
that gdness Of the head unpleasant sensation to
the eyes that many experience from uing the common
kind CITIZEN and improve the sight, as will
be the following testimonials from those using them
Office hours from a NJ. to p. N.
TESTINONIALS.
MEMPHIS, March oath, 1873.
Of Glasses obtained from you sstides me Of the utility and
value Of the form and material by which they dsn
guished. Without magnyLg the object beyond the size
apparent to the natural vision they ii distinct and
clear without fatigue to the eye. .-.
So FAR my limited experience extends am very much
Very respectfully, your obj serv't,
J. IL. MCMAHON.
From Hon. Geo. d. Prentice editor louisville Journal
Undoubtedly they the best specta-
ces in the world. The continuous of them any
does fatigue the eyes in the least and tire
vision Of rendered by them IN all aspects Ike that o.
youth - .
j. IL. : L
your Brazilian Pebble Specaces, and most cheeruy and
my testimony to their superiority any other lenses
have yet seen.
Besides the philosophy Of this form, shape &c, there
markabe transparency and hardness the material render
them peculiarly adapted 10 the purposes OF assisting impair
ell vision, which unlike other spectaeles do without IA
tiguing the eye 10y their
can my dear sir cordially recommend your Brazilian
Pebbles to my friends specially worthy OF their confidence
ana feel assured that trial viii in every give a;iac
ton. am, my dear s., truly yours &c
A, x. TAYLOR, NJ. n,
Prof Ana:. Memphis Med College.
Ihave examined and used myself Mr. J. ii. Semmons'
Brazilian Pebble Spectacle and fully concur in the opinion
expressed above by Prof A. X Taylor, to their superb
ory both form and material the ordinary glasses
and recommend them TO all persons requiring the use Of
spectacies. l. sHANhs, u D.,
Prof 0bst Memphis Mel. College.
From the Hon. David Dale Owen Q. 8. Geologst
NKw HARMONY, March Is, 1854.
btr. J. H. SENMOEs-sir Having examined your sPecta
Giles constructed Brazilian Pebbles take
pleasure tesying their advantages the ordinary
glass spectacles Their superior hardness prevents them
being detected by scratches the peculiar In which
they are ground polished together with their trnspA
rency, obyiSes the strain usually experienced in wearing
passes and their cooness especially recommends them 10
those having weak, irritable eyes.
jyl6-d d. ID. OWN.
UEsEBaE, ANY ANCES male 10 CASH on Shin
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Tyree Springs.

THIS delightful Summer Retreat Is nov open for -
4 the reception Of visitors Tie House has under ~
gone a thorough reapar, and tse most ample ar I.A
rangemenis have been made for TIE accommodation
OF those who desire q avail themselves OF Visit 70 TINS
well known watering place.
10 please al who visit him, and 10 preserve and maintain
TIE high reputation universally accorded 20 these Springs
by ali their oimer patrons Pedgug himself 70 untrng
assdulty the discharge u an The duteG devolvng on
lin as Proprietor be ienty hopes 70 receive Tie liberal
patrouage heretofore extended - HIN ~ bis friends aud
nm supply q Ice Is on hand and reaiy for the
irai-tsepi wM. ROBERTS, Prupdetof.
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HOT ELS.
TO THE PURLTt
PLANTERS HOTEL,
Brood Street, Augusta, ga.
CHARGES REDUCED.

IRON and after the LIST August next the undersigned
will reduce their charges for Forwarding.
On ell package Of Dry Goods, Shoes, Boots, Hats,
Clothing, hardware, Confectionery, Books, &C., Of
ordinary size, each, i2Ec
Casks and barrels Of Wines and Liquors, 23
All small packages Of Groceries, 10
Coffee and Nails, per sack and keg, 10
All heavy and costly articles charged in proportion.
Forwarding Grain coastWise, per SACK,
Flour in barrels, 10
k4T-Messrs w. H. GORDON CO., OF Nasi, vile, our
Agents in that place. TO whom payments must be made
eY- Merchants residents Of Nashville, but who
ceive their goods there, pay Messrs. Gordon Co.
advance remit TO shall charge cent for
advancing.
e1y-We all freights, detecting any over
charge in measurment of goods by vessels.
fB-We sell commission all kinds Of Produce.
sR~we are the Agents for the Tredegar Iron Works,
Richmond Va for all sizes Of Bar Iron Railroad Iron
every description, Railroad Chairs and Spikes Bridge Iron
&C., &c and the best Virginia Pig Metal.
WYATT & CO., Charleston,
YOUNG, WYATT 4 CO., Savannah,
Cotton Factors Commission and Forwarding Merchants.
ie21-4m
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RECEIVED PER EXPRESS.
FINE lot of Parasos, sunshades, Fans, Muslin Man
n ties, White Ribbons, &C., &C.
je19- R. G. McNAIRY 4 co.
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FINE ROCKAwAY FOR SALE.

II HAVE for sale a fine ROCKAWAY, suitable for one
Il two horses, with a PORTABLE PARTITI0N-has been
used about six months. Also, excellent FURNITURE
OAR Cheap for cash. Apply 10 L. MOSES,
No. 10 College street,
mys-u Opposite the Sewanee House,
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Land, Geld and Diamonds.
100000!
G A P u r r o & co.'s

MAMMOTH GIFT ENTERPRISE!
NO BLANKS.
Between "a, 900 and 81, 900 Engravings actually
sold since February last.
Head Prize, a 5000 House in the City
of 81. Louis, ON the Northwest corner
of Locust and Seventh Streets.
FARMS ON THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
COUNTRY SEAT FEW MILES FROM THE CITY,
Watches from $40 to $50!
Diamond Crosses worth $500! J.
Diamond Pins from $40 to $50!
Diamond Rings worth $50
This Magnificent Enterprise,
TINE hest ever offered the Public in progress and
j will draw early in the Summer.
By the payment OF ONE DOLLAR, person receives a
beautiful Engraving Of either
The Monarch of the Glen;
A Chip of the Old Block;
OR, The Stag at Bay;
From Landseer the greatest animal painter in the word
and numbered receipt emitting him to draw any OF the
above valuable prizes.
The prizes you perceive not such as make up te
lotteries and raes Of the tues but are OF real Vaue Gun
sisting they do, Of Land, Gold and Diamonds
Office for the disposal of Tickets, No % Cherry suee
opposite the Post Office also, at j. Stes, Market
street, and B. r. Williams, Broad street.
Indiana Ohio, Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin money
received at par for Tickets.
All orders addressed shall receive prompt attention
iy7-tf T. A CASWELL, General Agent.
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PAnTICuLAn NOTICE.

HAVING bbaghs the eatire interest OF my partner.
IL have defFmned 20 sell Goods a pFo6t than
have hcreuFe doae. II Is known that keep The best
sye % Hcos and Tor that house may not be
knsa a. fpfy cheap one bat al things considered,
peag ourselves to se Go0ss AZ reasonable rate AID
speeesy AZ Tor The patronage Of friends and the comu
nliy Eenef Aily- ,. H. AcGfbL
gse GU soceessor % Myers & Mr0fi.
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III ANS eask extra s1sas.eared Hams, Cor sale by
II tapFiD VESSEL THOMPSON.
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TO THE PUBLIC
Of til e Unite S t s.

A advertisement Of Mr.. UD0LPfI0 WOLFE, lately pub
n shed suppose, intended for the protection OF his
Schedam Schnapps against countereiters has come under
nv observation and being engaged in the manufacture Of
through this medium might be considered among those
he denominates "PrdteS end TENDERS Of PotSoa" but
the immense patronage and that has nded the
sale Of the article manufactured by and the opinion OF
competent judges its qualities beverage and its
medicinal virtues precudes the possibility Of the idea that
| am included among those he designs to impugn. No
doubt he feels aggeved at the depreciation OF the sale Of
his Schnapps, which manifest to all since mine has been
brought competition with his Net only have succeed
ed in competing with him in quality but the constant and
increasing demand for my article has enabled to furnish
less price than he can, doessay 50 in the dozen.
And furthermore, he will become satisfied that his
ton TO citizens OF the Southern and Western States"
will avail him nothing far AS am concerned, for the
character my Schedam Schnapps too well established
in those States be injured by any such nvidous publ
cation The motive Of his advertisement obvious every
one and feeling well satisfied that all such missiles thrown
at me by him will fall harmless at my feet win here for
satisfaction OF the public, publish copy Of my Patent
Right entered in the Southern District Of New York,
the 2Sth Of December, 1854:
Copy Of Patent Rightly
SOUTHHRN DISTRICT or NEW YORK, SIS
Be it remembered, That the twenty eighth day OF De-
cember, Ammo Domni, 1854, Barnard L. Simpson, Of the
said District hath deposited in this Office the title OF print
or label the title Of which Is in the words following, to
wit: " Barnard L. Simpsons Aromatic Schedam Juniper
schnapps, a superior Tonic ntDspeptic Invigoratng
Cordial" the right whereof he claims author and
pretor in conformity with act Of Congress- entitled
IAN Act to amend the several Acts respecting copy rights
Clerk Of the Southern District Of New York.
And take pleasure this occasion tender sincere
thanks to public in general and to my friends in parcu
lar for the hbeTay with which they have patron zed
me from my OF this enterprise and
them that shall continue 10 provide them always with
genuine and superior article OF schied1m Schnapps
iy6-d8m BARNARD L. SIMPSON.
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t.'OlS RENE-fhree Rooms Deudcrick street, ia
Il McGayccks building, suitable for a small family.
X. A. BALLOWE,
ianl2 General gent No n Deaderck 81.
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BOOKS FOR LgIsuRE HOURS.

C,TAR PAPERS. Experiences q Ars and Mature, b
- llcrTy Ward Bsechrr.
By Rev. y. W. shsloa. -, =,
Joy AND cARE, FTirnay Book for Young Mothers. By
orr coUsrRYMES, or Brvf MsIaors q Eainsns AH'sr-
icArs by Losing.
ALONE, b. Marion HNriani u Virginia.
~ 'S'''' SO cuARLEs W. sNlIra.
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NTATTINGS-w A. 4 J. g. Mesisllap :, hsys jas
which they are selling yeiy low iof cash. AEfzo
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TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS AND VALICES.
AITF ave hand large assortment q eOLE LEArh-
w ER TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS, add YALlCEzs,
Phisfelphia rnanuflcurc which win sen the very
iasc- priccs- kAMAus ChVkCh,
ivT a. College street.
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FURNITURE. FURNITuRHi,

A GRICULTGRAl. EMPLEMRNTS-cera
II shellers Straw Cutters, Cider Mills Grain Mi ChuFnz
flaming Nils GFindsssne Roiers rain Measures Horse
poHeTs, Iowa Ruaps Meat Critters and GTfnlers Stone
Wa's e..on land and for saie ~
y. d. DicKEY,
iAE26 College street, Nash vile
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ZOE SALE.

Oyer Dr sale House and Lot the corner OF Bell
Il and Spring strects, in Eigehsld. The lot fronts
Spring street sevents Ct and back Bell two
hundred feet twelve foot alley. The house Is two stories
high with porch above and below and contains four
besides dining room, bath r0om servants room, kitchen,
stables and carriage house with good eIsrn and cellar
ALSO:
Two Lots Immediately back Of the above, fronting dty
feet Bel street, and running back hundred aud
ninety four feet az enclosed AID one lot m West wash
vne fronting y feet Locust street, and running hasS
hundred and seventy Ave feet 90 hfeen loot alley
The property b. bought good terms ana me
vacant lots are desrahc buuding lots Per further NC
K A. BALLOwE, GenTAgt,
nvsg No. II Deaderick street.
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L'OV SALE have Cor sale GRIST MILL, with aRp
Il the fixtures necessary for the The AII Is pro-
PEELED ~ fread Wheel, AMI persons wishing MH for
their would sell call md H. will be
sold cheap. Apply % r. A. BALLONE,
iei Geu1 AgL, No II Deaderick 50.
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THE OMNIBUS LINE

CALI for Passengers all the principal Hotels for each and
every train By leaving directions at either Of the above
sces will call forpassengCrs il all parts Of the city, with
ont fsi ja26-u
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INOR SALE-Betwecn eighteen and nineteen -
hundred acres 81 land BuR IN the county 81 Ira -
Wis Texas, miles vest o. Austin. The above lani
or portion Of will BE- exchanged r Dry Goods or Gio-
ceres. Also, bot in the county o. Liberty, and %
smhheld on the terms the above For further in
formation apply TO K. A. BALLOWF, GeuT AgT,
Eb2 No. II Deaderick st.
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RAILROADS.
NASHVILLE { CHATTANOOGA RAnRoAn
CHANGE OF SCHEnrIE

80 49, sszzs:;Is9 sssss:3 49, 80
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ENOK SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR TOWN PROP
Ettff, NEGROES, &c.-l offer for SAFE a FARM, -
containing $40 acres, situated the MUrfreesboro'
Turnpike, IL miles from Nashville, and known the Ham
ton Place. Improvements t0erbe good good cedar fcnc
ing, rtrate and orchard &C. ANY person DESTROYS
OF M king exchange with the above property, has
oppoTunity0 trading for % the convenient
stock farms ia the county, 10 having creek Of neverng
water running through Il. For particulars apply to
K A. BALLOWE, Geu1 Agit,
frbi4 No. II Deaderick ST.
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ENLOUR-25O bbls. extra Family Flour
Il so bbls. extra White Wheat I"
On hand and for sale by W. II. GORDON 4 co
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INOR SAIL ora RENT have desra- -.
II bio house Lover Market street tcE sale IEst
rent, the house. containing four rooms In ue main Ia
bu&ing. with cellar dnnsroom. kchen and AL
~ cat bufngt. Any wishing comfortable residence
aud convenient tbs business pat u The city, sh0a
make immediate application %
H. A. BALLOWE Gent Agt,
iAn5-u No. II DcadeTick street.
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STAPLE GOODS,

EOR HHR e A negro boy 10 years of age for the bal
l. Of this year.
R. A. BALLOWE, Geni Agt,
feb24 No. II Deaderick strete.
TEGARS-We can offer great inducements 10 city deal.
~ ers that want fine Cigars. Call and see them.
jan29 S. II. LOOMS & co.
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RIVER NEWS.

Eeg- The river is falling again very slowly,
and tie report from the Minnesota is of the
same character. In consequence Of the fall
the Black Hawk, which returned on Thursday
evening, did not vent Ire over the Rapids. The
Globe Will probably go up above them, and
remain until the June rise.
ED~ The War Eagle brought up, among
other passengers our townsman n. +. Tyson
and JOEL. L. WHITNEY. MIR. Whitney has
b en- absent from our city for long time and
has been successfully engaged in showing the
good people Of Chicago what st. Paul artist
can do in the way of holding the mirror up
to nature'-that is, daguerreOtyping the Wis.
ages far better than their own practitioners
could do.
gSl5~ The War Eagle came in early yester.
day morning, bringing about five hundred pas
sengers, cabin and deck, and quantity o.
freight. She left yesterday at 4 o'clock P. NJ
gen- The Black Hawk arrived from the
Minnesota river Thursday night. She brought
down about 20 passengers.
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s7G7 so for winter wheat -four; s. SOFAS IS for
Sales 100 bbls Albany mills 81 SO Wheat common
and fair spring 81 3701 4o prime and choice milling
and export 81 36al 49, red and yellow winter 81 350
SO; prime to choice white do 81 456i e5 Corn sales
at SEC delivered to warehouse Oats demand SC
delivered to warehouse Barley slMI Is Rye sales at
9Oc. Flax seeds 70. Timothy steady at s202 30
Clover SIS SOFAS 90. Sugars n. o. common to fair ia
5s4c fair to prime 52466c; prime choice 6G6l4c.
Molasses, plantation 3o932c; 33G35c sugar house
32M37c syrup 71a44c Belchers golden syrup 60 &C.
Coffee Rio l1aGl2lac; Laquira 12Gl3c; Java at Is
"a Ice; Mocha 16G17c Hams, smoked city cured
$40 r 100 lbs; country 7@8c = H. shul lers do at
5LG5kc = b. Dried fruit-apples 81 rs q bush.
Peaches impaired 81 sO12 O6. Lard little selling No
in bbls at 7Sc by the single Dbl Tallow lie q H. Po-
ta,oes du at 81 12 Cheese Western Reserve lIGI2c
country si0IOc. Butter plenty; sales at l2l4c
frkn in jars 15(dl6c; fresh roll 1Sc. Beans sll so
p bush and demand. Highwnes 26c whisky zsfG27c.
Hops Madison county, N. Y, selling 3oG34c g Ii
by the bale
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SrcSMs.-l'he Washington Union an
nounces that the American Code OF Signals,
patented by HenryJ Rogers, of Baltimore,
has been adopted Tor the use Of the navy
Copies Of Rodgcrs's book and the flags are
to be distributed among vessels Of the navy;
and commanding officers Of the navy are III
structed to embrace every opportunity to
familiarize the service with the use of these
signals The Navy Departments official
circular on this subject is dated April l4th
April, 1855.
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RETURNE.l.- Our tOwnsman H. +. BA-
KFR, Esq, has returned from the East, width
err he has been for the purpose Of purchas-
ing stock of Hardware, Stoves, etc, which
lie will open as soon as the new brick build.
ing at the corner of Third and Minnesota
streets, is completed, which will be in the
course of a few weeks. Mr.. Baker and those
joined with him, will, we understand, pre-
sent very large assortment to the trade in
their line.
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E. S. Distric: Court, Second District,
80 May fern.
HONORABLE NOSES sHERBuRNE, PRESIDING.


The jury in the case Of Angela Steil agst-
Joseph Bettinger, came into Court AMI re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff Of STA.
No 81. Fish & Barton agst Louis Ro-
berts, was taken up for trial. This is case
for damages, amounting to 5000, arising
from the sinking of a fiat boat loaded with
lime owned By the plaintiffs, while said Hat
boat was in tow of the steamboat Greek
Slave, on her way to st. Paul. The testi-
monv showed that the tlat-boat was struck
by snag, and the defence set up in their
behalf, that the boat was struck by snag,
and that the defendant could not e held Ii
able for damages, because he had exercised
all reasonable care and caution, and could
not be mulcted except for gross negligence
as defined ly law. ..
The case occupied the entire day,