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At THE STATE CAPITAL.
Senate.
Albany, Feb. IT, 1856.
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Senate.
Albany, Feb. II, 1856.
RroKn
Mr. srncm, favorably, to prevent prize fights and
hghts among game animals.
Mr. RoBnrsos favorably, TO increase the common
school fund and literature fund OF this State.
Mr. Yosr, unfavoraby, to the amendments Of the As
semby to the bill relative to the assessment and col
lection OF taxes. Agreed to.
gates ferries in and about the harbor New York
and unavoraby the bill Tabled and ordered printed
THE CRYSTAL PALACE MARKET.
Mr. BROOKS gave notice of bill to incorporate the
Crystal Palace Market Association Of the city of New
York.
HARBoR KscRoAcHMESrs
The bill for the appointment OF commissioners for the
preservation Of the harbo Of New York from encroach
THE sTATK CENSUS.
In Committee of the Whole, Mr.. PRATT in the chair,
,onsdered the following bils:-
Providing for enumeration OF the Inhabitants Of the
tate.
The question pending amendment offered by
Mr. DICKINSON providing fer the appointment of the
marshals take the by the Secretary Of State
Mr.. HAIsEY opposed the amendment regarding it a
der the of saving four or five dollars to each town in
the State
giving the Secretary power to appoint zone more
marshas He regarded it IS giving the Secretary power
to appoint one, or Eve or fty, as he might determine
Mr.. DICKINSON regarded the clause necessary. Some
towns larger than others, and it necessary
to have an additional marshal
MIR. BISHOP cared little about the proposed amend
ment and the bll-regardng however, the general SUI
pervon OF the Secretary Of State better than
many different heads in counties and districts. he
saw objection 10 it. In taking the United States
census, the Marshal Of the State appointed all his de-
puties, and the returns all made to him. II was
q matter which the State should pay 1t was State
work. He did not believe the people in the towns
cared about the matter. He had heard it said that
the Secretary Of State did desire the bill amended
proposed
MIR, PUTNAM was glad that the Secretary Of State
who was most high minded and faithful public off,
Ger, and knew the proprieties of station as well as
any other In the State protests against this pro-
posed action on bill he had framed
Mr. BROOKS withdrew his amendment to the amend
ment, and
The motion was taken on the amendment proposed by
Mr.. Dickinson to give the appointment of marshas to
the Secretary Of State-adopted III to 10.
The bill having been read through
Mr. z. CLARK moved to amend the bill by inserting
can act to provide for the appointment OF genuine
wings to take the census Of the State " Isughter)
Mr.. G subsequently withdrew his amendment, and the
bill was ordered reported to the Senate.
On the bill being reported to the Senate, and the
question being agreeing to the report
Mr.. BROOKS moved to strike out the 4th section.
Mr. DICKINSON moved to lay that motion on the table,
carrying the bill with it. agreed to.)
Adjourned to 10 A. NJ. ON Monday.
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Political Intelligence.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN CONNECTICUT.
The following Is the ticket nominated By the Demo-
srstie State Convention Of Connecticut;--
For Governor, Samuel Ingham, Of Esssx.
For Leutenant Governor, John I. waite, OF Nor
FOR Treasurer, TAieott Crosby, OF Thompson.
For Secretary, Roger Averif, Of Danbury.
Fer Comptroller, 1honas csviss, Of Esrningtea
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ONO RvER--The Pistsburg Gassse, Of the llth
inst says;-Ibe river vas stin swelling yesterday with
ont any bsssk up There were, BY the marks On ths
bridge about TN feet water. There hfy boats
lying al Pin.surg, waiting Ger NE spsaiss Il asvisa
DIN
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Telegraphic Marine Report.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb l6-Arr bark Reindeer, Boston.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb IL. PM-Arr Arr bark Elm, Tsy-
Tor, Boston; schr Geo Harris, CoIson, Charleston.
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Mr.. PHELPS introduced in the Assembly bill to regu-
late the terms of the Court Of Appeals which provides
follows
There shall be four terms of the Court OF Appeals
each year. to be held the nrst Tuesday In January
the fourth Tuesday In March, the third Tuesday In June
and the last Tuesday in September. The said terms
shall be held ct such places the Judges of the Court
or majority thereof shall designate provided that
Of said terms shall be held in the city New York. and
at the Capitol In the city Of Albany. So much of
the Code Of Prodeeu and of the thereto az
10 inconsistent with this act is hereby repealed.
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Spoken.
Snip Peppere Jordan from New Orleans for Liverpool
q days OUT Jan 70, lat 70 Al, Ion "a "a.
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ALBANY, Feb. IA, 1856.
KnoD Nothing Decentralization. Mr.. Leigh Summoned
before Jasper Chapter-specifcation Of the Charges
against Him-The Blood Red Seal-Ertraordindry
Aaitude Of washington--A Convention at Syracuse-A
Member HuHIed Out-7he Hack Drivers Bal-An In
crporated Ice Company in NeW Fork Proposed-ko.
nopoly Dreaded.
Mr. c. Leigh continues to receive the polite attention
of the gentlemen he recently denounced the floor OF
the House. This mornings post brought him letter
from casper Chapter" which, for the information Of
the unnitated and warning to the rebellous send
verbatim. II reads as follows
NEW YORK Feb. 10, 1855
BIO CHARLES c. LnGH-Dear sir:-At . meeting OF
Jasper Chapter No. IS, o. U. A., held Monday evening
Feb IL 1855, the following named Brothers-B q. 30.
CERT, Ru Ton Feter, Brinkerhon and Brower-were ap
pointed 70 Investigate charges preferred ey
find below and you hereby notified TO appear before
said committee Friday, Feb. Is, at O'Clock NJ at
streets
Truly yours, in the bonds Of the order.
Secretary committee, No. 1e4 West street, New York
To rux sAcnKx rn MxsnExs OF JAsrKR CHATTER No.
The und erssned charges Charles c. Leigh, member
OF this Chapter with having violated his obligation TO
this Order, taken by him at his initiation by revealing
the hansAetons OF Jasper Chapter and endeavons TO
bring the same into contempt, to the injury OF the Or
Ger at large and especially the members Of Jasper Chap
ter.
Specifications
FUst-Ihst on about the 90 day OF February inst,
Vi ssin e. e Leigh did exhibit to the members OF the
tslatuIe, In s open session. certain letter addressed
oncAly by committee of Jasper Chapter TO said U. c.
Leigh conveying TO him the views aud wishes OF this
Chapter In regard 10 his vote the election OF United
states Senator, about 70 be held in the Legislature OF
this State.
Secondly his personal denuncation OF the Order OF
United Americans on the said occasion.
INV YoRK, Feb. IL, 1855. A. II. BOGERT.
Attached to the above, and adding much to its form
dabe appearance blood red seal bearing thu 6Surs
OF man, generally supposed 70 be George Washington
though the fidelity OF thsikeness
ing upon vain lighting attitude, with sword In one
hand and star spangled banner In the other while over
his bead with extended vings, flies Americas eagle
gracefully holding in Its beak streamsr, which are
sngravsn the WORDS casper Chapter No. %, o. Of
IA"
Is very doubtful whether "Jssper Chapter No. sg'
win have the pleasure Of Brother Lsishs company O
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MOORE,
TOBACCONIST, WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
Cn-nar AZ Chsr1z and Cadar Ssrsafa

Uu6Ify Noud4
NASHVILLE. TENN.
T WOULD announce to my friends and the public gen.
orally that prepared to furnish them with the f1
lowing articles per cent less than scy other house
the city for cash purchase for cssh that save from
ten TO twenty hTe per the following articles:
MseTschaurn Pipes, warranted GENUINE;
Dutch Pipss-isIges stock 10 the city;
Stuff Boxes, large var ETY.;
Sauds-Rsppee, Asceo6oy, Scotch, CARROTS, Rooms,
&c.
Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds
Cheering do Larglorue & Arnistead's, pisdsu
Twist, Fig Leaf DiE's, &c &c.
Also just receved superior article OF Ale for sale By
ths barrel.
have on hand lot Of superior Havana Cigars whole
sale and retail Country dealers will do well to cal, as
c1n furnish ta.l with every thing in the business.
JanIi-d
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SCUT IL EiiN
c O III IA SEC&&E COLLEGE,

WRITING INSTITUTE.
TIE first term Of this College viii COM -
/ uenoo CT MONDAY, Feb. y, in the /rsS~f-z--
sTze and spacious room il CoopaIs block, 80 ssfs
n Cherry street Eve door above ucal1IicG.
The course Of instruction 10 ls Institution will embrace
bookkeeping, CoulmeTcIl LaT, Commercial Arithmetic
nd PennansbiD,
No pupil viii receive diploma T1tl he is thoroughly
lUalihed to discharge the duties Of The aCCyuntent
Students Tili be- Instructed ~ a The modern improved
adopted b. the lest rs-,ea houses Ia The COUNTRY
lnua 0;;e.a Cae which sy~s,s E,h the use ii the Jour
u greatly iesseuHg he Amounted labor aud liability to
ri, and another winch renders the Of the CASH book
nd J0aTRl. 1-c.!-Jus sGd enables the bUyskeeDer to
loS; his gescl- accounts DAT and lis merchandising and
ash - ai.sl = Ilay SUIT his CDaFeujeEcn.
This latter form IS uo-e particularly Ce3g re4 for the
tIe-l.l establishments,
They vii! be taught simple process By which the u1er
liant may t al times ascertain The amount OF his loss
gain tcg5jheT with the quantity goods hand without
es0rtin ~ tho tedious process Vi -Siag inventory.
This il5Ji.J1G gL be permanent, and has been es.ab
asaed 70 mes; tie already IDogtaG. and growing
ue-ca interests Of The city Of Nashville and Stale q Ten
lesses and il designed - place upon basis Inferior
70 none in ihis country.
TIE ir,2o- auce 20 C-er business man Of knowledge
accounts, GGusl oe sufficiently 0559as 10 I'll reaec,n
nGGs
To the nan of aa. # IS important to enable him to
nanage his affairs scientifically, and without UeCIus toss
nd the Lawyer often called ION, tie dIsCha -ge
rs pT0as5IyL duties, TO uHTsyei the mg5t intricate &C.
cunts butte tie Young man who depends upon his
esourCGS for hveaO 30, II i IuV4gsu5. gives hin
position which E7aigg else csn.
lie aclds poi o,aa5sutal csrk il his employers
seTTiCe.
In connection with this establishment is department. for
Re G5nsdt OF tlrse who wish Do take lessons ting
=, where elegant .a-1 a:l-- viii be imp .Tted 70 ell
F30 place themselves lf.5. L- care u 1e FTeCe9foT.
Pupils cu'2UgC this Il-.1I.l-n .-- not limited n any
Iuu0eT OF lessons Uu fem specified rlC. 4f c0u-.uue
suv branch ,Lag pursue op .eE -re eF.2C.ey, rerng
period. free Of charge.
fsEll-iF
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ATTENTION.
AMATEURS IN BCLBOUS ROOTS,

ANAL EBTo IN bCLbUUS KUUISs
B. S. ELLER,
No. IS, Market Street, Nashville, Gtnnesses,
IT AS just received lot Of Imported Bulbous o<,s~
Il Roots. superior to anything Of tie kind ever NJ
unsred; consisting of Double snd single Hya Ezsk0
cyGths, Narcissss Tulips Johuquilles, Iris Gro
Gus, Early duo Ven Throils, etc; from Van Der GA
school q Sons, Florists and f1rserymen st HiIeFnu
hsarem. in Holland. As it the proper Tine
for planting On in hopes person will let this opporu
nifty pass without calling on B s. WELLER, and mskine
their selections
As the waters up shall have ls-se 10, Of
Garden and Flower seed3 Of toe superior kind from
u. L4Ddreh, Of fhilsdelpha who is extensively known
by Gardeners and florlsts throughout the Union, BY
wholesale and retail.
ALso-AL KINDS Of Implements and Tools for Farming
itorests, such as Steal Pows. Hsrroys Corn ShsIers
tnSh Crushes, LSrge Boilers for Stock Spades Msocks
LjeEOes, Pr rk5 and Hay do 10 word
ilrnd ke n the Farming and Gardening
uerTili neTous snd liberal community
81 psr cS-dAwzm
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gTRAYED Or STOLEN

gTRAYED Or STOLEN
ER0M the subscriber residing three miles south Of Mt
Pleasant Maury county, reunssSee, the night Of
the eTh December last bright bay horse, three years
old fifteen hands gh shod sill round short name and
tail rather short the only he had little white
above the hoof Of the right hind o, and small enlarge
neut the spawn oiut of the le hin Leg he hsu on
when be left Spanish saddle the tree had been broken
and rlended; the horn good order when he left
ANY person giving information Of said horse to the Post
Master Nj Pleasant Tennessee shall be lhersly re-
warded H. ~ DOBBIS,
Three miles south OF Mt. Plsssaht-l2th district,
iaull-W4t
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E..HES EaoTLlEn2.

rGaUE2EEAE ARTISTS AND CAGUEEEE2EYPE
STOCK DEALERS.
G. c. EEEGE-. Ju.gu SlIeri, uver Stretch O-E's.
IN HgvuL-. :. Uu.}sse street. lac Uusyus L CO.
4Hl-.u.;.o=o Galleries lie public csu o b. x Va
= o.. ll7 class glc:GIss, a. weu,s the Ces' 49,:
Gors--. 81. ,r ~ and most approved hTfaEatla Our
Ir-j- re .gg u-rs j.. toe city, whC. is acceced rs al
Af -aL Chromosomes bs the best for taking la
k4Gi-l C.yl'S g. as 70 dlspeuse win those caId
rs-.y.s s. -..-.gtr seen au5 objected We hsvc
b.u.fg #.aA lJ~thz C! The LADIES. We attend
g.- 1a.y t9 a-r Sjuers patrons may rty On polite
r.tcr-a.. and IIC.ase- second 10 none.
-~ zs.- esd strangers are politely inyi'ea to visit
Cur lgaaa wa-..c. l-gg need Elo;ulCs oCUc:'
rBrA-a
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WE ARE NOW RECEI

WE ARE NOW RECEI-
WING our stock of WINTER
CLOTHING tor Men and BOYS,
uprising al, the newest styles
fCoats, Vests and Pants, Of diff
erent qualities, with a large as
.Ortment Of Cloihs Cassimsres
md Vestings, which We will
make IN to order. in The most
FASHIONABLE STYLE.
Also, 8 large as%Etmsnt Of
Gen,lemen's Furnishing Goods
and Under Clothing Of the best
Silk and Bingham Um.
prellas in black and fancy cOLors
CLlPTONS ABBOTT.
octobsr 8, 1854.
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS AT
"a. S, WELLER,S,

Is. S. WELLEK'S,
No. IS, Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
HAVE JUS: received, and offer for sale al kinds Of
L Implements and Tools for farming purposes, such
STEEL Pisws, Ha rows Corn Shelters, Crushsrs, Large
Boi srs Spades Maocks. Shoveis Picks Manure FerEs,
and Hay do. In word have every tool in the garden
irg and farming business eli Of which viii Dc sold
liberal terms.
Also a1a in receipt Of large lot Of Garden and
Flower Seeds Of the meet superior quality, hsM D. Ian
dreh of Philadelphia warrant them to give sstiSac
ton. Come GHd try them. (tsnl;-H
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~HE subscriber Ufers for sale his residence living in
McNairy County Tennessee, four miles east Of PuTdy
dtTege miles west Of Savannah Immediately on the
ageT0Hd CO. tanning $50 OF Lsndf5 so acres
under good and fine state OF cultivation us
rich bottom land. There is good roomy framed dwsi
ling framed barn End sable, servant houses, two never
filling well aud spr good young orchard, and in
4, healthy neighbOrhOod the sto affords Ia short
this place offers every thing that heart could desire in
home Terms to suit the purchaser and possession given
Immediately if desired.
oct --S1!w JOHN G. COMBS
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PERFUhERY, &c, AT
STRETCH d ORR'S
Wholesale and Retail Druggists Corner Of College and
Union Street. Nashville,
II AVE Just received large lot Of Fine Perfumery COZ
Il Sstiug il part Of tde following, VIZ:
Rose ard Almond Shaving Creams,
AmbFosiai, do do
SapOnaCious do COMPOUND:
Genuine Bears Oil:
Phloeon;
Charcoal Tooth Paste
Tomb Soap;
ADsnare;
C3ld Cream;
Fire PonEtGIn, IL sticks:
Bell Lavender water;
Toilet aud Yerbera waters;
India Rubber Combs;
French and American Extracts.
lime Cologne water Assorted Sizesl
Metallic Puff Boxes;
English Tooth Brushes;
American do do
Flesh Brushes
Hair do
Starch Polish;
Ponciae soap;
Toilet Soap Of all varieties;
Geurard Aedicated Soap
Elesh Powders slI kind
EEl Brushes.
Together with large assortment Of goods in the same
hne 10 which We invite the attention Of persons visiting
the city aud toe who wsh good goods ri the lowest pr
COS. noT29 STRETCH ORK.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
WE receiving helargest and best selected
w stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

II
WE are now receiving the largest and best selected
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ever offered in this market We are Offering extra induce.
ments al CASH puncus! buyers knowing that many
persons will be induced 20 purchase their goods foT cash.
when they gain an advantage thereby.
We buy cur goods mostly from package houses which
enables TO offer buyers great advantages in the way
Of low prices, aud good styles
Country Merchants will find our stock OF Black and
Fancy Silks Plaid Cashmeres and DeLsnes Meripos Rib
bons and many other desirable goods suited their trade
al very low prices
Rich Plaid & Striped silks; Supe, Black Silks
spun Lace Curtains;
Marines Nusliu 50
IhsLapes Satin LANES:
French English Merlnc5; Union Uamssks, with
Black BombsIines; TaSsels, Gimps COrnice
" Alapsccas; Bonnet Ribbons;
" Mer1uo DeLanes; Black & colored VelveS
Rich Lace Habits& Sleeves Super French Cloths;
Collars; CassimeTes
Muslin Fancy Yestings
Muslin Habit Sleeves; I4ambs' Wool Shirts
Enbd 4 cold linen Cam Hk'fsllernO
White cord SIX Tulies; Gloves and Hdk'fs:
Jackcuet & SWISS FIounciGgsCTsYa and Scarfs;
White Goods, all kinds Brown Canton FlanDes;
Sattiuetts, all qualities Black
Jeans Ticking ell qualities
Tweeds Prints, .
F1auuels d" Gjnghams,
Plaid Linssys 81 Irish Linen, "
Blchd Sheetiugs, all qualities; Table Linens,
DomesticS TwilllnG,
Brown Domestics Super 6ed Blankets,
500 pairs Negro Blankets.
With many other articles sgch usually kept 10
'best class Dry Goods house, We invite BUYERS to
anime stock and judge for themselves Of ths induce
ments we Offer W A. & j. G. NcLELLASU
sept6 Metropolitan Store, Nos 81 and SIS College st.
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WINTER BOOTS d SHOES.
~ RSTS Superior stitched Calf W. P. Boots.
NI e" Judged " g"
9tort Calf Cork sole 1" "
Cali 4 welt
Thick Sole W p Sfoes.
Super Pump Sole Dress Calf Boots.
With large assortment of Boys, YouIas & C53reus
Calf and KIP Boots.
Just opened and for sale at the lowest priess.
RAMAGE J. CHURCH,
def5 - College Street.
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Fare E2educedS3
ClGIE PASsiE g. FROM CHARLESTON
70 new YORK,
GgT MY LILA Il 5.

United States Hail Line
NEF YORK AND CHARLESTON SZEAA
PzCKEEE SEM WEEKLY
Sasayi,ic. 1890 r11E, u. Berry Commander.
Marion, l.33 ,71s, ). Foster, CoEaaal der.
El.7. Aa5GT, Is5 % t-Us, :. C. EurDer, Commander.
Scu;&c:ae., loco tons, T6os. Evan, Commander.
&c.. So LLAVE5 Ad-cT'3 W,saT7as, every Wednes'
- l-y aaa Saturday 2!t2r 'lle arrival et tAe
.---z.s l.ss from ilc South " <st
Fgee Steamships "-Te al! built !Jr the Line and tor
=-t-rr g5s..t ai speed are unrvaile1 tho Coast.
Eaa.ys zs g.s. VIA every luxury AeBu72 sna eouf-
g,g-. gs...a ..-s aI insure travellers CT lGs Line
s-O~- r--..-. bic ...r-yr- III Accommodation.
----- 5-.s--7,.--..- ...--'..'''''' ~.
Ter r III CT r.-s-s having elegant State Room sc.
HENRY MUSHROOM,
IzaIlest9a, S. c.
rcr5-Ht
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SUNDRIES.

J Y
STEWART & yFEAKLEE,
Wholesale GTooers Commission Merchants and Deslera
n Foreign aud Domestic Liquors,
No. broadway. Nashville, Tennessee.
SUNDRlES.
5000 lbs Mauela Cordage 1000 lbs Jared Cordage;
loco lbs COtt Cor1age; 500 bags fine Salt
IS reels iac'g Yarn 200 - coarse DO;
100 bales Oakun: % hhds sugar
900 lbs ass'd Irvine; 100 bags Rio Coffee;
25 bbIs Knsn; l. bbls Lard OIL;
Is bbls Pica; 100 bbls Iebld Moiassss;
30 pigs Lend 81 COZ Corn BroOns;
5kegs bar do; bags Pepper;
$50 'lSsd Nails; 90 boxes No Soap
IS wro't SPIKES; 10 Scotch snuff;
l0,0G0 Napoleon and Jenny Lind Cigars;
q boxes manufactured Tobacco;
10 Smoking Tobacco;
20 " ground Mustard and Pepper
l0Goz Zine Wash Boards;
600 assorted Dimajons;
chests best Imperial and Black Teas;
Is bbIs crushed aud powdered Sugar;
leo bbls Whisky various brands;
q bags old government Rio Coffee
30 -" ass'd Yarns from P. Woods Fac'ary;
1OEecs Gulden syrup:
20 hoEe, Summer CLa3les
50 Star do;
so doz Masons Backing;
80 boxes half pint, pint and pint Flasks;
800 bags Aauey S Table Salt;
Indigo. Nader Soda. Wrapping Paper Copperas, Yer.
maca Maccarana, Market B-1kelS, A0ps, Cstsup Pow
der Shot, kc For sale by
augt STEW ARG WEAKLEf.
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Premium Boot and Shoe ManufactOry

GAXEs ". HAMILTON. EDES FULLER
HAMILTON * FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT SHOE MANUFACToRY,
Corner Market and Spring Streets Nashville Te m
WE would inform friends and the public that we
w are still at old stand Market street, where
we have on hand, and manufacturing much better
assortment Of work than have before Lsed the
public consisting n psrt Of the following kinds:
Mems ss2erhne French Calf Boots end tisissrs;
hen and Bows fine Calf Shoes Cxford Monroe Ties;
Mems, Boys sad Youths Calf and Kip Booe, water
proof;
Mems ana Boys Kip and Thick Boots. double and sin.
Msu's boys snd Youths Kip Shoes, double and sin
gle coles;
Double sole Negro BTOgens;
House Servants shoes, heavy sudighti
Youths and Children's COARSE aud tins Shoes;
Also
Lsdtss'an Nssss Calf 2Ii Boots, ssTst and psggsd.
French No.
" Sc TsmpeO"
sswed and Feeged
We are making own work from select stock, and in
good syes and warrant every part Ct the workmanship
Prices kgo ard gnsfSTfr
~" Work made to order. Also, repairing promptly
and NEATLY done
az Cash paid for Hides or taken ia exchange,
janII-ly HAMILTON & FULLER
NEW BRUNSWICK HUBER COMPANY.
WAREHOUSE 100 LIBERTY AND los ckDAR STREET,
NEW YORK
EsGUFACTVRER3 and WHOLESALE DEALERS
wi in all kinds Of Rubber Goods de under Charles
(oodvesr's Patent consisting Of Mems Wonens Misses
ard Chldren's Metallic Boots and Shoes Coats Cloaks
Ovsrslls Combs. Stay and Dress Bone Dolls Doll Heads
Balls, Toys Whips. Teehing Rings, Syringea, Beast
Pamus &c. &c.
The above Company would solicit cell from their friends
5as-SH JOHNSON LETsoN. Pres.
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