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uoonand,s German Bit,ers

VIII cure Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, pys-
pepsia etc, etc Read what is siid.of them:
G. W. BOWEN says:
ANDERSON, IND-, Jan &c, 1857.
"Yuur Bitters give general satisfaction. know
their virtues and have the first yet TO hear OF
where they do not give entire satisfaction. could
get you numerous certificates 4 necessary but
in this community their virtues fully established.
am positive ] sell OF them than is sold of any
three patent Medicines in this county. In my own
case l have received more benefit from them
in six months than | have received from the
regular Physicians in i've years. | can, therefore,
eouscieutiousiy recommend them, and do say would
not be without them in my family for any amount"
For sale at the Principal Unce, AIS Arch St Phla-
dclphia and sold by druggists and store keepers
in every town and village p the United States Cana
das, West Indies, aud Soy America, at rs cents per
bottle. lunei-lm
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PROF Love AT THE GAIETY.-Thcrc was
very good house last night to witness the
performance of Prof LOVE which went off
exceedingly well. Tonight is the last of his en-
gagcment, on which occasion we hope to see
good house. From card in another
column, we see that the citizens tender him n
complimentary benefit; we hope to see the
house crowded, rs he is most decidedly worthy
of il, so let him have n bumper.
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Who Wants a Country Residence!

FI,IIE subscriber wi n sell On the nj ~
Il tDost favorable terms, hz res k<s4RA-&S
i4eaue. tlls 1AliAtln 1arapske & sf4 *srSLH
road, tau niles trum SaShs lie,
this side The nrsi toll gate containing ueasy aires
e land about TIRES Ia CULTIVATION the balance well
tnibered The mProvemeets G. usset II frame
dwelling wilh three comfortable FgonE kifrhen store
FooHa, porch stable and sarriaEe- hecss well enelaz
ed, Sc, and thriving youag orchard. Aay persoa
wishing "a purchase, possession be obtained tie
growing orop thEssn in aRd the farming airaslls and
stock sald unusually io~. fof tsrHls AZ, Apply %
No. 50 coliass street, ce.E tie S41zFe.
Se--ia J. Nlllk0s-
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The SEIiXir.s,

Prepared by Or. JAS. WILLIAMS, for the ofDYs
PEPSY and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised in
another column has, by its merits obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties using them
selves and prescribing it to their PATIENTS convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organs to healthy function. NJ
merous cases of Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as incurable by
some of the Medical Faculty, have, by the of this
Elixir been restored perfect health GER
/ icates testify. aprl3-ly
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To NERVOUS Sufferers.

retired Gentleman having been restored TO health
in few days, after many years Of nervous suffering
will send ree) TO assist others copy OF the prescrp
ton and a supply OF the remedy, receiving a
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address hi
rect the Rev. JouN N. DAGNALL, ls6 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, y. Y. apri3-tr-w-s
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gs5- Deputy. Sheriff BRANCH arrived from
New Orleans Wednesday night, bringing with
THos. r. MosBY. arrested on charge of pc
cuIatioD whilst employed in the Comptroller's
Office. Mr.. MosBY applied to Judge TURNER
Yesterday and was bailed in the sum of S. 600
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~ y. p. WILLS Hons journal sdvertiscs circulars
furnished gratis explaining the why requires
gentleman OF accomplished mechanical gCuius" to
operate a Wheeler aud Wilson'S sewing machine and
Shy many excellent house-ksspers" can no, do
It, ieb93-l
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az The splendid residence on the corner Of Dead
eFck and summer streets is for for the balance
OF the present year. Apply at GLovKR Co. 5 Tx
press once, 10 rRAHuE 4 LUcAs.
ataVf5-tf
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wa.= wanted Immediately, 10 900

h3E--sA---S men to engage IN the sale of the most
popular selling Books in America. Invalids mechan-
les, farmers and teachers, wishing To travel will lind
this very profitable and pleasant business enabling
them To see the country and make money at the
time. Agents now in the business clearing from
$500 to 81 800 per year. For fun particulars, and
list of Books, address II. NJ. RULISON, Queen City,
Publishing House. III Main street, Cincinnati. Ohio;
f living East, u. RULISON, Philadelphia, Pa
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Steamboat & Riuer llews.
ARRIVED.
June 10-Rock City, Paducah.
Minnetonka, Pittsburg.
b. NJ. Runyan, st. Louis.
9-Hastings, Pittsburg.


The river commenced falling yesterday
morning. There are ten feet water on the
shoals.
The B. NJ Ramyan departs for st. Louis this
afternoon at z. NJ.
We are indebted to W. B. BELL clerk of
the Ruayan, for st. Louis papers of the 9Th
inst.
For ST. LoUIs.-That new and magnificent
passenger steamer, B. N. Rasnyan, will leave
for the above and all way points this day at
O'Clock. This trip she will be in charge of
the popular and attentive Capt. CoRRETT of
the Sdllie West, Capt MILLER being unable to
leave. Persons wishing pleasant and COM
Portable boat, with officers agreeable and
courteous, need 60 no farther than the Ben.
Secure rooms early, as we learn large num-
Der contemplate going down The river to-day.
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BANg oF COMMERCE.

nashville, Tenn, May 20, 1883
wish to buy $4,000 Of Eastern Exchange. Also
$1,000 of American Gold, for which will pay the
highest market price,
may3l-u JNO. ID. JAMES.
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A SITUATION as Overseef and Manager Of C0ttnn
~ Piautstloa, by person Of 10 years exp rieRce
VA tse business, Eilslo, south Carolina Address
q. 7 a. this once. le5-u
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Es-rhe alarm OF fire yesterday morning
was false one.
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New York to Nashville.
CLASSIFICATION ON THE ABOVE ROUTES.

y.
First Class.
Piano Fortes, Books Stationery Boots Shoes Ii
quors, Oils, &c, IN bottles Campheue and Spirits Tur-
pentine IN barrels; Carpetng China Glass and Glass
in cases Clocks, Conectoneries, Cotton Cards;
Cutlery, in cases, casks, and boxes; Dry Goods in
boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shrubbery
Furs, Garden Seeds, Looking Glasses, and Looking
Glass plates, (at owner risk oysters IN and
jars; Saddlery, Tin and Britannia Ware; Teas and
Spices.
Second Glass.
Hardware, Except such specified in First and
Third classes,) Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Ii
quors in barrels and Pipes Tobacco in boxes Leath
er, in rolls and boxes; OILS, in barrels and casks
Crockery and Queensware, in crates and casks; Rice
Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper.
Third Glass.
Axes, Shovels, Spades, sad Irons Zinc and Tin in
pigs Tin Plate Anvils Vices casks of Chains and Hoes
Manila and Cotton Cordagc, Coffee Heavy Hastings
Mill Gearing, Carriage Springs and Axles, Railroad
Wheels and Axles, Chairs, Spikes and Rosin in bbIs
Special Rates.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light ar
tices not enumerated also, Carboys of Acids,
er Chemicals, will be charged by actual weight, at
double First Class rates.
Rs- No charge for dTayage, wharfage, or forward
ing The above rates cover ali expenses from New
York 10 Nashville.
ss- stevenson and all stations on Nashville and
Chattanooga Road west of Stevenson entitled 10 above
rates.
as- Il is only necessary insure goods 20 Charles
ton aad savannah, the Roads all risks after
they delivered by the steamer into the hands of
the draymen, the wharf, until delivered the de
pot of destination. BY doing this merchants will
from 70 TO 90 cents loo lbs the LIST and % class
goods
ICP Road will not be responsible for any damages
occurring at sea.
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consigned 70
Agent Central Railroad, Savannah Ca
Good shipped via Char eston should be consigned TO
Agent South Caro- ina Railroad, Charleston.
CHARLES W. ANDERSON,
jc2-u General Agent
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SITUATION Nantea.
W autcu.

DY = young man OF good business qualins atoms
ID who has bsen connected with the Grocery and Ii
qaor basarss. and come well recommended.
Address BOX 81 Z. q. Je5-u
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Drp Gooos- Glotbing.A
Great Bargains for Cash.
MuSIinS MuSIinS |!

VITE are offering our entire stock Of Staple and
w Fancy Goods, Al very reduced prices, for Cash
only Wa. < J. G. MoCLEILAND.
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A CARD.
NASHVILLE. June 10th, 1858.

NASHVILLE. June 10th, 1853
Prof j. j. Love:
DEAR SIR We, the undersigned, citizens
of Nashville, DESTROYS of showing our appre-
citation of you as a gentleman and an Artist,
respectfully tender our names for the purpose
of Complimentary Benefit to be given you
at the Gaiety Theatre, at such time "a it may
suit your convenience. Awaiting your reply,
we subscribe ourselves with sincere respect.
Yours. &c.
C. D. Benson, A K. Holt
G.. w. Benson, James Walker,
William Neal, John Miller
JAS. Holenstine, Phillip Wells,
Geo. Greig, K. III. Robinson,
Anthony 5. Camp, J. NJ. Hooper,
w. Fl. Young, J. VI. Birmingham,
j. T. Bell, Slm'I Riddleburger,
e. W. Clark, j. Smith,
S. D.. Nichol, 10 Mcnim,
j. A. Fisher, w. II. Funston,
Thos. Calender, NJ Powers,
J. G.. Marshall, VIM. Allen.
VIM. Lcllyett, Samuel Brown,
II. c. Mclaughlin, G. W. Mead,
LOnghurst 81 Harris, G.. W. Donigan,
q. c. DeGrove. Jno. Ramage,
Clifton, Albright * Co. Sam. Vanlcrr,
Geo. II. Bowers, J. w. McWhirtcr.
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
ARRIVALS UP To SPIN, THURSDAY, JUNE 10

ARRIVALS UP To $ N, THURSDAY, JUNE IOrH
VI Rlcy sav't, Tenn, Warren, Tenn,
ID MAY, EldyvIle, l. Warren do
l. " Mcdaniel Miss, Lowell, Bpliver CO.
Mcdaniel, do Miss Lowell, do
PRIME, ny, G Crock q, Miss,
5 We'ts, Columbia, Webb. knoxville,
h Davis, Lebanon, Webb, do
X Naunghn, do CFowler, Ala
& CrutchaTheil, do J Nangant, Tenn
CHRISTMAS, Miss, Miss \angant sevit,
I'll Christmas, 90 JWo',s 4 son. Jasper,
? Huntington, Columbia T. Mason, Tenn,
Mcknight, Mss, GIBSON, do
Anderson, Ala, AID Hldt IA, Va,
Good ls, Chcrok e., q W Croker Country,
Mrs Brown, Ta-cambm, ! Cowan, No,
A Walker & family La, q Cowau, do,
Or peete Simpson CO, Hines son, Savannah,
Weston, Miss, W Dougherty, Setma,
q Alien, 10 Prte Lazy, {,
Ar GoOdw n NJ,
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Misfrllaneoas.
L0NN NONA SN CO,
Book Sellers, Book-Binders and
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
No. IS Union street.,
Nashville, Tennessee.
.ebI-f
HISTORY OF THE
Constitution Of the United States.

BY GEoaCE 7 CURTIS
Let this work be read Ia every house tn The land
LIT children siudyt thai they may grow up 10 honor
IT, It fathers read II 10 ihesr households, thai the
day may be iag dlssnt, wlh disoEsanlzrs aHd lanai
he's 80 earnestly wish 10 hasten, whsa this glorious
Constitution shah be numbered among the shattered
relies OF old time curiosity of the past 10 be gaEsd
al by idle boys laughed al by rad'sasis, incurred
over by the devoted lovers u all that good and
holy Ths study of Mr.. curtis' work Is commended
all who love teir country desire permanent
prosperity. For sale by
junelo JOHN YORK 4 co.
DAscRoFT's HisfoEY AaEkic4S RsvcIruoS.
PAkfus's LFE on AAkos Bean.
SrURsbns' > SERMONS yois.
sruzoEos's sAEH ASD ais a4sg0E.
For ssle BY osiol JOIN YORK 400.
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WE have just received a large lot Of elegant
w French Muslins, with many other goods, from
importation cost
je5-G W. A. & j. G. MCCLE1IAND.
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TdFdSOIS ana SUn SHdUtSs
A BEAUTIFUL lot Of Parasols, Sun Shades, and
N Ladies sun Umbrellas, just received and for
sale by
apr24-tf W. A. & J. G. MCCLEIIAND
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VXTE have the best assortment of Table Linens,
w Napkins, Doyies Towels, and Toweling Goods,
ever offered and at lower prices
apr24-u W. A. & J. G. MCCLEILAND.
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Nails.

~,OoO loo kegs hour barrel nails;
100 {" finishing -
loo a. fencing Z"
so 20 1, 8, and inch Spikes; in store
and for sale by W. II. GORDON a co.
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Linen Goods. &c.

VXTE are offereing the best bargains tn Irish Lin
w ems, Table Linens, Towels, Linen and Domestic
Sheetngs, Bleached and Brown Domestcs, ever seen
in this market, at
je5-U W. A. < J. G. HIGHLANDS
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Silks. Bareges and Nantes.
Elegant Lace Nantes.
JriSh TinauS.

WE are opening this morning, beautiful assort-
w ment of French ana ChOutiy Lace Nantes.
apr24-u W. A. J. G. AcCLEILAND.
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Table Linens, &c.

VXTE keep the best make of Irish Linens, cheaper
w than they can be bought at any other house.
apr24-u W. A. & J. G. NcCLEILAND.
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Star Candles.
100 WHOLE boxes werk X Co.'S Star Candles;
lOO 200 half boxes Werk x Co.'S
200 quarter boxes -
200 boxes Madison Starch;
900 - Prescott K Co.'S No. and Itra Soap:
n store and for sale by w H. GORDON 4 co
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Have % haaa as1 ssr ala 10 nsss RIO casss.
IL Ir.--s srtlSlsL .iscs1ess s4rssss alsyis-l~.
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Farming Implements.

Building and Housekeeping Hardware.
T
IL articles used in the Building Housekeeping line
Carpenters Tools.
Morticing
Of
W. Coud ruo+L;co.
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DIP Gelfaraph.
LATER FROM EUROPE
arrival of the Niagara.

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE steamer Ma
CARA has arrived at Halifax with Liverpool
dates of the 3lst.
Cotton, sales of the week 1880 bales. of
which sp culators took 1000 and exporters
qualities declined l. Sales Friday, 5000 bales,
of which Spectators and export, rs took g.
500 bales each. Cotton steady, Orleans Fair
middIing 6E; Mobile Fair 7 SIG, middling
6 1916; Upland Fair II, middling ll-l6.
Cotton in port 667 900 bales, of which 5S7 900
bales are American.
Manchester advices favorable; closing quiet
hut steady. New Orleans tres Ordlnaire at
Havre lost.
The weather has been favorable for crops
Breadstuffs steady. Provisions quiet. Con-
soils 96s.
Bullion in the Bank of England has in
creased e50.000.
LIVERPOOL. Saturday.-Cotton firm and
steady; sales 5000 bales.
Parliament is rapidly winding up bust
ness.
The GoOdwood Cup was won by Saunterer.
The only American starter was Charleston,
who came in last but one.
BOMBAY, August 3.--The rpcapture of
| Gwalios is confirmed, and the fugilives are
hemmed in.
The British gained brilliant victory near
Lucknow.
The rebels lost 600.
Continental news unimportant
New YORK, August 1.-THE steamer Great
Britain has arrived with Liverpool dates of
the 18th. Her news anticipated.
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DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,


The river has been falling for some weeks
past, and is now lower than at any former
time this year. there being only Is inches
water on the shoals. A few of our smallest
steamers are still running between this port
and Paducah.
Business generally is dull, though there is
some activity in the wheat market. The
prospect, however seems fair for an early
opening of the fall trade, which is expected
TO be large.
COTTON-The cotton market is excessive
ly dull. We hear of no one wishing to pur-
chase on speculation, and the sales which are
made occasionally are to supply manufactor-
les. We quote extremes at 7(9I0c. p h.
The news from New Orleans is unfavorable
During the week ending on the 7th there was
decline there of fully &c. New cotton is al
ready arriving from Texas, and the prospect
for large crop is very fair. The growing
crop of Middle Tennessee is at present in ex-
cellent condition, and promises an abundent
yield.
TOBACCO-No trans actions worthy OF
note have taken place in the tobacco market
this week. In regard 10 the growing crop we
are Informed that planters are in good spirits
the weed growing luxuriantly and bidding
fair to yield unusually large.
BACON-There is pretty fair demand for
Bacon and sll that offers sells readily. Hams
bring rosie. p ID. according to quality and
condition; sides 81; shoulders &c.
WHEAT-The receipts of wheat this weeE
have been heavy; and all that offers finds
ready buyers. We quote red at 60@65c. 2
bushel, white 7O@75c. p bushel.
FLOUR-Market dull, and sales confined
to home dealers. We quote fine at S3C93 81
q Dbl; superfine SO 1904 90; extra 81 5O6
So 90.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples 75c. p bushel
unpealed peaches 81. peeled 81. These ART
the prices which buyers are willing to give
but we hear of none offering to sell yet
FEATHERS-Are going up. We quote
now at 35940c. p ID.
SEEDS-There have been some changes re
Gently in grass seeds. Prices may be seen by
reference to our table.
GROCERIES-Th market is very dull a
in sugars which have advanced. We refel
TO our quotations.
WHISKY-2O923c. p gallon.
CORN AND OATS-Arc dearer. We quote
the former at 70c.-the latter at 4Oc. p bu
shell.
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CRIMINAL. CoURT.-Yesterduy the jury in
the case of Wilson, indted for larceny, re-
turned verdict of guilty.
The counsel for the defence moved for
new trial-stating as the grounds. that the
defendant bad only been arrested since sun
day morning last and. had been hastily rushed
to trial. without the usual amount OF time for
preparations; and that the prosecutor in the
suit, was expected to be present at the trial,
but had left the city soon after the arrest OF
the defendant consequently drpriving him OF
material evidence in the case. The count
granted the defendant an opportunity to eX-
press his feelings, as to the action taken Ill
his case by the court and jury, which he did
in such plain and truth-l,ke manner that 1t
aroused the credulity and - mpathies of all
who heard MIN, and did much, in connection
with the above stated facts, towards convlnc-
ing the mind Of the court, that the defendant
was entitled to a new trial. which was
grant d.
The counsel in the case Of Morton and Por-
ter. moved for a new trial. The court stated
that the circumstances and evidence IN the
case was 30 conclusive as TO the guilt OF the
d .fendauts. that the motion for a new trial
would not be entertained by the court The
court made some appropriate remarks 10 the
defendants, rs to the inevitable punishment
of a lif. of crime and advised them to adopt
a different one when they shall have atoned
for the crime for which the jury had found
them guilty. The court, in accordance with
the verdict of the jury. sentenced them TO
seven years Imprisonment IN the peniten-
tiary.
The counsel in the case of Walker, who
was convicted at the present term OF the
court for horse stealing, moved for new
trial The court was of the opinion, IN view
of the substantial evidence as to the guilt OF
the defendant, that the plea urged by the
counsel was not sufficient; and therefore, the
sentence was passed in accordance with the
verdict of the jury, which was confinement IN
the penitentIary for three years
The counsel in the case of Jas. L. Castillo,
for obtaining money under false pretences,
and who was convicted at the present
term of the court. made motion Tor a new
trial. on a plea of the misconduct of part
of the Jury, &C., of which the Attorney Cen
eral said he had but just been advised Inc
court ordered continuance of the cause IN
order to afford him time to inquire into the
cause of the misconduct on the part of the
jury.
The court granted new trial in the case
of L. +. Hunter. Gin a horny under charge
of having in his possession skeleton keys, &C.
upon the ground that the verdict OF the jury
was not in accordance with the law in the
case
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DESTRUCTION OF OYsrERS.-According to
the New Orleans True Delta, the recent floods
proved destructive 20 the oysters. 1t appears,
SAYS that paper, that owing to the extraor-
binary quantities OF fresh water which have
been discharged during this summer from the
Overlooking banks and crevasses OF the river
into the sea along the Gulf shore, between
the mouths Of the Mississippi and the coast OF
Texas. all the oysters in this great nursery OF
the delicious fish have been destroyed! All
dead! At first, a. we learn, the unusually
large admiXture Of fresh with salt water, had
the effect Of making the oysters unuaturally
large and fat, but inspid, if not disagreeable
TO the taste. Continuing To grow under the
same influences, they at length became too
large for the shells. and pressed them open.
Mud and sand being thus admitted. they died;
and separated from the shells, came 20 the
surface. W. l.aTa that millions of oysters
arr hna iGg in This way on the surface Of the
waters dlong The sea cCasf. Bul for the
myri.ds Of guils that have collected and are
revealing in the unexpected feast, the quantity
of oysters thus destroyed would have been
sufficiently great 10 poison the atmosphere of
an extensive region, and might have created
pestilcnce.
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gso- Blaeksmiths, and all who are in want
OF Smiths Tools of any kind, would consult
their own interest if before purchasing they
would call at the Cash Store OF JoHN VIII
where they will find
Mouschole Anvils, at IA cents q 10,
Blacksmith's Vices, at 10 TO IA cents Il 10,
Steel of all kinds. Files and Rasps, Bellows
and other Smiths Tools, at greatly reduced
prices for cash. He has on hand few old
style Screw Plates which will be sold at ac-
tual cost. Also. u few damaged Vices which
viii be sold at 10 cents per pound, can be re-
paired ut little expense. Trims elsA oaty
augll dGtriaf
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HEAVY Sale OF Frrs.-A great sale Of furs

HEAVY SALE OF FURs.-A great sale of furs
was made at st. Paul on the Gath of July, by
Messrs Forbes & Kittson. The conditions OF
the sale were: cash on delivery of the goods
at ST. Paul; all bids to be made in sealed en-
vclops; and the highest bidder to have the
goods. The following competitors were in
the field: Mr. Mayer, Mr.. Francher, Mr.. Moore,
of New York; Mr.. Warmrath, of Philadelphia,
and Mr.. Hammond, of the firm of Bassett d
Hammond, of Chicago. There were other
gentlemen from Chicago who did not bid. Mr..
l. C. Mayer was the successful bidder, taking
the lot at sl8,649 GO.
The furs considerably overrun the original
list presented They consisted of black,
silver, red aud kit fox, martin, mink fisher,
bear, badger, lynx, wolf otter, raccoon,
(only 40, )swan, skunk. wolverine. beaver, and
muskrat-in all amounting to 1870 skins.
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ly gave verdict against the owner of a
distillsry for the value of a negro man, for
having sold the black jug of whiskey, on
which the slave became intoxicated, and was
in consequence drowned in attempting to
cident was proven to have occurred from the
drunken folly and mismanagement of the
slave.-There is a law of that State which
makes the seller Of liquor to slave liable for
all the consequences from the use of the
liquor by the negro. The verdict, it is
thought, will have an important influence in
arresting the sale of whiskey to slaves.