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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10
BROOKLYN COMMON Council.
opcA,IzArIoy OF The BOARD.

ORGANIZATION OF THE BOARD.
Tie Common Council reaseembed last evening,
large outside audience being presenS AID. bLkcLS
presided.
Aid. WALsH, with leave Of the Board, presented 20
invitation to attend the funeral Of y. J. = Degrauw
on Friday next from his late residence, corner Cfuton
and Amity street,.
Ald. Fowler offered en- amendment to the effect
that the MAYOR De requested offer the CONFIDENCE
the Common Council TO the relatives Of deceased VINO
I'll while in the discharge OF his duty.
The 6mendment va carried, aud baIotng for Pres
ideut was resumed. On the fortieth ballot the vote
.too3 For Bach house, 10; Campbell, 9; Pen, !;
Fowler, / Star and Stripe, resulting III the eec
ton Of Mr.. BackhOuse, the Wing caucus nominee
The PREsIDEST being conducted TO the Nhai. re-
turned thanks for the honor conferred upon him n
appropriate term.
The MAJOR then mounted the Presidents stand and
read h;s annual Message, which took almost tLIee-
quarters Of an hour in delivery The most prominent
subjects treated Of are in relation TO the FIRE and
Police Departments. In regard to the Fire Depart
ment be recommended the adoption Of the paiu syS-
TEN the beet Or the interests OF the city, Den3 i'
expensive and more efficient. "A TO the roAce' De
recommended the appointment OF Commissioners WIN
rover 10 appoint and dismiss menbers, taxing tHe
control from the Aldermen entirely. He adyers 10 the
Ilohibory law, and recommends more stringent oca
legislation IN order 70 restrict the sa!e OF hqlofs'
The cause Of Education b. fnds in a nounsning
condition. There ~ schools, 81 600 scholars 10o'
teacher. a. 10 improvements, l,o34 new bullding
lave been erected during the past year, 5ls are II
cOurse Of erection and fourteen miles OF treet havt
been graded and paved. He recommends the eetaO-
rhment OF Board of Commissioners OF Juors' SIN
Jar TO The New-YOrk Board, 6Bd ID coieiuS"i ioYo
mends that the charte; election oe heu IA AP'
Of Move mber. -.
Five hundred copies of the Message were ORDERED,
be printed aud after the adoP'os OIL TUE o'' rNo v"
Boerd adjourned,
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THE ST. NICHOLAS sNow FESTIVAL.

The most splendid festival that even enlivened the
Winter in New-York, enjoyed yesterday by the
pue.ts of the St. Nicholas Hotel Il consisted Of three
psrts. sleigb-rde, supper, and dance. For tbs
fret, we can ssGely say such magnificent ride was
ever known in this BegbborhOod. There were twelve
or fourteen large seighs, each drawn by six horses
and carrying an average Of about twelve persons EACH
making sbou. hundred and fifty persons, Of whom
Ole half were ladies. merier happier more joyous
party never gathered for days enjoyment The air
wac clear and intensely cold, yet the provision Tor
comfort we're ample. and AZ each sleigh drove Oh, with
s happy freight the glow Of faH faces aad TIE aasa'
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XXXIVTH CON & Il ESS,
FIRST SSION.
uousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WAsHINGrox Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1856.
Mr.. SMITH TENN defended the Democratic party
and the President from the charge thaI tney "'' i'
sDonsible for the nou-organiZation of tic House
Mr. WHITNEY defended the SIN section OF tne
pb;iadeIphia Platform declaring that the American
party wars not against individuals Out against 'no
svsterus and principles of the Romsh ChuTch
MIR. Knight offered resolution to elect speaker
by a plurality vote. - IL, - -,
table by IL majority.
The House then proceeded to take the
NINETY-NISTH BALLOT.
Banks.........97 Richardson. .''""7s
FuTer Pennington. .-.-.'
Necessary for choice 1Os
Drr;nc the voting various gentlemen defined their
positions, several vainy endeavonng TO ara" RON
Mr. Banks whether he is now member oil the Amer
M, CAMPBELL (Ohio), referred to a letter written
nv Mr.. Ciddings in The AshtabNfd Senf'Hef, stating
tbst n was fairly deducble from It's tenor that pc
lCampben desired TO get the vote ior nagI a. him
Sdate for the Speakership to point grathyins 70 nun
nor.onally, in order that he might retire honorary
"y Mr. GIDDiNGs e1cupated Mr.. Campbell from such
III CRMPBFIL continued boldly, challenging any
friend 10 saw that such was his desire lie Defended
himself from the charge in Tug y. n IRlbUNL, ~
being doughface, stating that be had ever ON IN
pie opposed the extension of Slavery, ana utieu az
mankind 10 prove the contrary He avowcd ID s'Ions
terms bis devotion to the principles OF the Amefc"n
party. ,;.,. %
follows:
ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST BALLOT.
- fudtr.-----
Richardson. o remington. ''-''''-
Scattering. .-.-...:..5
Mr.. GALLOWAY, during the voting, read tele;
graphic dispatch from the tWsniyg 9u
the course Of the majority of the Congressl9na! de'Sa'
ton rom that State who vote for Mr. Banks INKS road 70
Mr. MOORE supposed the dispatch was lSI "a
whip in recusants lie believed he truly represented
the Tenth District by not voting for Mr.. Banks: d.
Mr. HARRISON said be had nothing TO 40 WI'n nc, nc,
publican Americans; be was elected by 'ne "U'
desultory debate followed involving the pch''ca'
position Of gentlemen. u,.4 49,
The l99d aud l93d votes were then taken 'e lat e'
a. follows
HUNDRED AND YINETY-THfRD BALLOT
For Mr.. Bapks....g2 For Nh. Rchardson'oI
For Mr.. FuIeT 90 For Mr.. Pennington. o
Scattering. ...f. #.
Mr.. ETHERIDGE moved that the House adjourn
an Saturday. Negttived.
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ASSEMBLY,

The House proceeded TO vote for Speaker. On the
first ballot, Mr. Matteson DEM changed his vote to
Ode. On the second, Messrs BNcus Dem and
Deshler (Whig) also changed to Oden.
Eight ballots were taken without a choice. Odeps
highest vote a. with four Americans absent. The
Republican vote was finn at 81.
motion to hold afternoon session, was defeated.
The Democrats hold a caucus tonight.
The general impression is that the House will organ
ize tomorrow; but the prospect looks doubtful
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THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD AccIDEsr.--Whcn
our Reporter left the Thirty-frst street depot, ats
o'clock this morning, no train had arrived from Pough-
keepse, and in all probability would get through
before daylight, the way-train from Sing Sing was
frozen up at Yopkers, and the force.pumps Of tho
engine which started alone from Yonkors for this city,
was frozen fast the way rendering it necessary 10
send out another engine from Thirtyrst street 10 drag
her in
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CONVENTION OF THE VETERANS OF 1872

AsHlSGTOS, wednesday, Jan: - lo'o
The Old Soldiers Convention reassembed this morn
ing. resolution was adopted for the appointment Of
a Committee to consist of one from each State to frame
Constitution for the United Brothers of the War of
1872" into which the Convention il resolved
After an address by Judge Woodward of New
Yuk, on the subject of Invalid Pensions, some elo-
quent remarks were made by the President Judge
Sutherland. The usual complimentary resolutions
passed, and the Convention adjourned, to meet again
in Washington on the eth of January, 1851
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MARINE DISASTER.

BosToS, "Wednesday, Jan. g. l-jt
Tie bark Emma +. Chase, Of Portland, nom Ca'-
Jenas arrived at Holmes Hole to-day, having had -
bogsleads of molasses washed overheard, and sus-
tanned considerable damage in the gale of the 9th ns
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PITTSBURGH MUNICIPAL ELECTION:

PITTSBURGH, "Wednesday, JHu = -.
NJ, R;rcbEm Know Nothing) was elected Mayo.
.o'dav nv 3s6 over Irwin (DemOcratl, and hSa 50
over Soli Fusonisil. The Anti-hnow-N othinsS h"'o
majority in the Councils; -, hold 70.
ns "a re Citizens candidate MI Adams, received
, mail majority for MhyT,
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHISGTOs Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1856.
No. 37.--W. c. Little ct al. vs.. Levi w. Hall ct al.
Argument was concluded by Mr.. Seward for appel
lants and continued by the Hon. S. g. Haven for ap
pellees
No. 3s.-Jsmes NJ. Cooper plff. vs.. Enoch c. Rob
erts. Argument commenced by Mr.. Bue for plaintiff.
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prsTprCTIvF FIRE At NEWPORT, r. !

PRoyIDENcE, Wednesday, Jan: ., i-oo'
The Touro House at Newport, belonging. to
Charles Dcvens, jr., together with two Dwelling;
houses adjoining, owned by Robert d. CoggeShsA ana
Mn. Godfrey were destroyed by hre iast lN2' I
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FIRE AT BELLOWS FALLS, VT.

BELLOWS FAILS Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1880.
The building occupied by j. G.. Flint, peg manniee-
ur,r and VIM. Stone, planning mil, wac dc-t.oyyo ~
IN, tbis morning Los about sJ,OOd partially IL
surrC.
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NEW-JERsEY LEGISLATURE.

No Organization of he H0u.e too took ~ place tSoday
neither party being -eso; o' SUer ,os WIZ
probably open the proceedings .'''"''io"'
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DEMOCRATIC STATE COEyEN, IoN-FiKE'

SfRACUsE, cdne-dhy Jan. -U,u
The State Democratic Convention mHet ct Cns i
to-mOnow to elect Delegates to attend the Nat1'~
Convention at Cincinnati. But few Delegates have
arrived.
dwelling -bouso Gene-ee street, owned and o.
ouJ led by James NJ. Taylor destroyed by hre
this evening Insured in Montgomery County lnsuf-
rance Company.
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A. C. q A. B. BEECH,

gfs No. 40 College Street ~
HAVEnow in store very large amount of New and
hands Of importers and Manufacturers ell of which have
been purch 'sed to best advantage Persons visiting NASH
vile Tor the purpose of buying goods will rtany do well
chases determined to sell ct the owest figures.
p @ Silks. ~ gfia ~
Rich AOunced Silks Striped Brocade chintz Flonnee;
do do do Satin @ do
do do do Jaspa do
New style Stripe and Plaid Silks Of all kinda;
Fine blk Rept and Silks for mourning; :,
large stock Plain blk Silks of the best makes in all
widths. s. -
Cashmeres and De Lanes.
Our stock Of Wooen Dress Goods embraces hing
in this line-ne rich Figd DE Lanes fine 81 Fig Cash
meres all wool De Lanes pain) in all coors beautiful
shades Feb Merno fine BLK Asrino also, s4 Plain BLK
DeLsnes, Lupn's best make nne bFk Benbszne and Al
paceas all prices cold and blk Coberge Cloths.
,t.ls Cloaks and Shawls.
Of every style CLOTH Velvet and Moire Antique Stella
border Shsws and Scar Long and Square Shsws plsin
Lace Goods.
Fine Val. Lace Setts
DO do Collars, new style; = tts
French needle-work Collars trimmed;
New style end Muslin Sets;
End Linen Sets. Embd Jaconet Collars and sleeves
of the beautiful styles, Emb'd Travelling Setts
Ladies fine Hemstich and End Hsndkfs;
Emb'd Skirts, new style goods for Skirts;
Hair Cloth, new article Grass Cloth for Skirts
Hoped Hair Skirts, plain Domestic Hoop Skirts.
Hosiery and Gloves.
Best make Kid Gloves Qades and 0entlemens)
Ladies' Silk, Cashmere Lisle Thread, Beaver and
Raw Silk heeced Gloves;
Woollen Kid and Buck Gauntlets;
Misses Beaver Gloves for School;
BID Raw Silk Hose plain and feeced;
Blk Cashmere and Worsted Hose Ladies' and Misses
Very superior lot Ladies and Misses Grey English
Woolen Hose
Large lot chdrens Worsted Hose, and Grscisn Boots
for infants;
Ali coors Eastern Knitting Yarns;
Grey Shaker Yarn. t.tr &
Genllemen's Furnishing Goods.
Black and Fancy French Cloths;
Fine Fancy Dbe Mill French Cassimeres;
Ga Blk Doeskin CRssimeres
Plain Blue and Black d'ble English Csssmere-New
| article; Et.
| Beautiful fg'd Velvet Vestng;
Elegant lot Ready Made Shirts and Shirt Collars;
Ready Made Linen Shirt Bosoms
Gentlemsn's Nett Under Shirts and Drawers
Plain and Ribbed Silk Shirts and Drawers
Ladies' Nett Wool and Merino Vests.
House Furnishing Goods.
Table Dsmssk-every variety;
Linen Towels Napkins and Huckaback Diapers
Carpets and Curtain Goods.
We have on nand avery heavy Stock OF Carpets-the
best makes 8-py and Up Carpets, Tapestry and Vel
vet Carpets beautiful in Velvet and Tapestry, fine
Velvet Riggs, most elegant styles; Paror Mats of all
and Striped in Styles elegant Lace and Auslin Cur
tains Emb'd Muslin in the piece. Cornices, Pins and
Bands of most beautiful Styles Gimps Loops and all Other
trimmings to match Those having small rooms to
be supplied with remnants Of Carpets at very reduced
prices very large stock of fine Bed Blankets and Arc
tic Travelling Blankets and Shswls of oil kinds, Negro
Clothing of all kinds; Wagon Sheeting, yards wide.
| A. G. A. b. BEECH,
sept25-t 40 College street. Nashville.
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HUGHES BROTHERS.
A

AABRoTYPE, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND pAeuERRKAY
ARTISTS,
20 Union Street, Nashville.
"A ABROTfPES, PHOTOGRAPHS, plain or coOredi
"A Ol and warranted as permanent as any other syla
Oh raining Daguerrotypes, SteneOscopic Crayou az
gnee and every other style Of Pictures taken A. This
establishment in the highest style of the art a1d warrant
ed to please no sale
AMBROTYPES,
Atnougn these beautiful pictures were but RECENTLY in
roduced BY the in this city, they have become
mat We have at very great expense secured
tend 70 this branch ofthe business exclusively
BRING ALONG THE JUVENILES.
Onidren can oy this process have faithful likeness
taken in few seconds and warranted perfect or no har
fore trying elsewhere. ionSn
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Hugh Douglas,

WHOLESALE UEhLEHy
NORTH MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
AM arranging for sale perfectly stock of Goods
in the large Ware Rooms Of II. B. Douglass, situated
a few steps below the Nashville Inn Lot
This stock embraces American and Imported \
GOODS in large assortments SMALL WARES in great
variety and O No. l, assortment OF
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, DC.
All of which will sell at less than Market Value, with
the view Of closing the entire stock before removing 70 the
former stand
Retail Dealers are most respectfully requ ested to exam
inc this Stock and assured that they make money
by doing So
2O-Sm.
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SPECTATORS AWAKE!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETSI
E PRIZES GUARANTEED. &l

MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS
s PRIZES GUARANTEED. -kJ
Those that would be in to secure Tickets in the
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY
TO be Drawn Friday, Oct. "a, 1856, should
lose no time, II they would any of the Brilliant
Prizes offered in the Scheme.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000 LOWEST PRIZE $40
20, g. o. All Tickets (which must be one in
ten when the number ends In the figure as the Que
drawing the Capital Prize, is guaranteed to draw $40
besides the chances for the larger Prizes
WHOLES, $40; HALVES, IS; QUARTERS, g. So
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk,
Certificate of Package Of 10 Wholes $50
do do 10 Halves %
90 90 10 Quarters. Is
Orders can be addressed to
s. SWAN b CO, Atlanta, Ga
s. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala
or z. ST1MSTEEN,
octl5-td Roy Nashville
eB For further particulars see Scheme in another
column.
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Pianos. Pianos.

WYE have received Fourteen more new Pi-.-ana1
w sno-Fortes from these unrivslled ma 80 s ~
kers, Light, Newton 4 Bradbury, and Haines1
Bros which makes stock very large and desiraabie-
We would be pleased to have these instruments exmn ed
BY all whether they desire to purchase not Every P.
ano sold by us shall be warranted to give satisfaction in
every respect may7 wa r FREEMAN
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Drv Goods.

TINE undersigned are now receiving, and will have
i ready for exhibition by the 10th instant, the
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF
AMERICAN ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND
SWISS FANCY GOODS, -
Than they have had the pleasure to show to the Retail
Merchant They have spared no pains expense IN get
tine up Stock from which all classes of customers
select their assortmens. They have made larger invest
ments this season in
FINE GOODS,
They have ever done before and respectfully solicit an
animation Of their STOCK from the sile when visit
ing the city-beieving that with the
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
And Low PRICES, they will be able to offer induce
ments TO all MOkGAN COa
NASHVILLE Aug Is. No, 40 Public Square.
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APPROXIAAWON PRIZES,
$3.50 Prizes. amounting tO..............s 1904 ,Ot

| PRICE OF TICKETS.
ES Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, IS; Quarters. s2IS
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. IN
$4,000 Numbers corresponding with those on the Tickets
are placed in one Wheel The FIRST 81 przes are plscsd
another Wheel number is drawn from the number
Wheel, and at the time Prize is drawn from the
other Wheel The Prize drawn is placed against the
number drawn This operation srepested until all the
prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and thu
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first is prizes
VIII DC saIled 70 the 81 approximation prizes, according
5000 Prizes of $40 will be determined BY the last gure
OF the number that draws the price, For example
the number drawing the 40 900 prize ends with l. then
all the tickets where the number ends in will be entitled
to $40 II the number ends with No. then ali the tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled to $40 and
As, by this scheme one ticket in every ten in 1u.ran
teed to draw $40 will sell Certificates Of Packages of
ten tickets ct the following rates which the risk on hsm
ALI that the 10 Tickets draw the amount
accrues to the purchaser.
Certificate of PackageOf 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Rslf ......... so
0Quarter ,... Is
1t will be perceived, by this plsn that for 500 the pur
chaser has certificate of 10 tickets when if be buys
buying certificates be has four chances for the larger
prizes-halves and quarter packages in proportion.
In ordering tickets or certificates enclose the money to
our address for the tickets ordered on recent of which
thew will be forwarded by first mail
The st Of drawn numbers and prizes will be forward
ed to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
81 Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their post office, county and State
E Remember that every Prize 10 drawn and payabls |
in full without deduction.
B AllPr1es of 900 and under, paid immediately
AFTER the drswngOher prizes at the usual time of thirty
days. ~
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other tickets at either
office.
Orders for Tickets Certificates can be addressed
either to
s. SWAN 4 CO., Atlarta, Ga.
3, SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
oct25 OrJ. Y. HIGGINS, Box 8, Nashville
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REMOVAL.
IRBY MORGAN & CO..
TTAvE removed to their NEW STORE, No. Public
III Square, South side) where they have now in Store
and open for exhibition, q large and well assorted
Stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And VARIETIES to which they invite the attention o
Merchants generally F..-..
We will as usual offer to CASH AND PROMPT TIME
BUYERS THE STRONGEST POSSIBLE INDUCE
MENTS.
We have opened splendid line of
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
Such as:
French printed DeLanes. .# F.
French Merinoes,
Elegant Dress Silks,
Plain and Figured Coburghs,
. New Style Popins,
French Merinos nd ENID Robes,
Printed Persisn Cloths,
Printed CRshmeres,
Cloaks, Tamas,
Nantes and
Shawls
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
Bonnet Ribbons,
Embroidery and Flouncings,
Laces and Edgngs, Cloths
Cassimeres Satinets, Blankets,
FaDnels, Tickings, and
Brown and Bleached Musins
PRINTS &c, DC.
Those desiring bargains would do well 10 look through
this Stock.
we are buying Feathers; Wool, Ginseng Linseys,
Jeans Socks, &c., DC.
sugl7 IRbH MORGAN q CO
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COPPER WARE.
Al. Mcbride.


GOLFER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No ], Broad STREET,
K NASHVILLE, TENNESS
Il HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr.. Henry
McCaslin In the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks TO all my old friends and patrons for their
hberaty heretofore extended 10 the firm and would most
respectfully solicit continuance Of avors from them. and
wish TO inform all the world and the rest Of mankind"
that have on hand and for sale splend d lot Of
COOKING ST0TES,I
of various patterns Paror Stoves for wood and soa
common and fancy Crates, Box Stoves for churches, Ho
low Ware Of every variety hand made to order Fur
naces and Foot Stoves. entirely patterns, Tin Ware
of every description suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK
am prepared to do all kinds Of Job Work, such as
House Gutterng Roofing any other branch pertaining
to that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
My old friends of the River will find il to their advantage
local and give me hearing before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO for sale one pair secondhand ENGINES cyIin-
der II inches diameter and four feet stroke with ws.er
shaft and other fixtures suitable for q light draught
steamer which can be bought on reasonable terms.
junel4. je25
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ARMSTRONG & CO.,
70. SO MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
NiSiOn Merchants


machines, AgnFAOTUnR AGENTS.
-r,uE MaterIE SALE OF
ne annexed is list of sjsupIemenfs, ur;,d;n
louno At their store and at III. &C. s
rFb-.L. machines, Implements ReY always -
er TittI. assumes Horse Powers Corn and Co511E
ta,I Tue Fetons Portable Grist NH ST.
s;r Sorn Shelsrs Bsdwes Smut Nachir orS 1s 0gt
1aso IISParsIor Wells Seed Sewer Corn PIsnt, O1n
ts1s fIoughs of all kinds Cburns NI, T
cbinss F FORKS Rakes, Rear @1 sas nut Ssn
Building NSifdi, Marbelzed Iron Man.
.s Window Glass of all Sizes Hydraulic Cement Plaster
Paris Chain Pumps, Force Pumps, Garden Engines Iron
Chairs, Iron Settees, Iron Safes of all sizes.
Paints, Oils, &c.
White Lead, White Zinc Brown Zinc, Stone Colored
Zinc Psints Of all coers Putty Whiting Linseed Oil
Lard OIL Turpentins, Vsrnishes, Mineral Paint Glue
Paint Brushes, ROsin, Copperss, PANT Mills, &c. DC.
Fertilizers.
Gusno and Land Plaster. We keep large stock ofthese
articles on hand.
Seeds.
Clover Timothy, Blue Grass, Herd Grass Orchard Grass
Barley &c.
Wear also agents for Peases Celebrated Excelsior Rail-
road Horse Power Threshing Machines We have now an
assortment of these Machines hand and will furnish
them at Manufacturer prices transportation added.
the demand will be beyond the supply, those who are N
want ofthem had better buy
fsb2l-a ARMSTRONG CO.
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TO MILLOWNERS, MILLrWRIGHTS, IRON
Founders, and the Public Generally of
Nashville, and the Surrounding
District.
HAVE commenced the business Of Pattern Making
Il ana am prepared to make patterns of Cog Wheels
Water Wheels, PuIleys and ali kinds of xipes for mill
gearing, To Farmers and others in the country would
also say that am prepared to make Threshng Machines
ran NILS horse powers or rex those that of order
on the most reasonable terms and hope by INV constant
and unremittng attention to business will receive
share Of public patronage Place of business Washington
boro and Lebanon turnpikes and can be found bv en-
curing at Mr. Ssdes Grocery the Lebanon turnpike
sept23-4m G HENRY VOL .EENnENl