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ihe sinking fund
n: HcSo~sil ron he committee On psoposisieas
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and rsoommeaaed In pasaaga
Aha iron shs nme committse. IN Avur q he
paangs Of he rssolutioa ebe Shs relif a jsekspa
stewart. hate sheriff a Yanccy.
NJ. Einey, from ths committee On internal u.
peovcments reported . follows: 10 kvos a The bl
70 setablish turnpike rod In Hentiessoa md Fox
the ban fde the construction a bridge oves the
Yadkin rives-she bill to Incorporate he B,ack
Mountain turnpike compsny-ths BIN to iacr.
pos,is the Tennessee Valley turnpike company
the bin 70 authosiss I. +. Pssinn 10 construct
Q turnpike rod In Bunco0he and Ysncsy-thc ban
to amend shr charter Of thc wilminRsoa md wcsdoa
railroad company, and ths bin 10 Incorporate the
Charlotte and Tsylossvillc panksuad company. With
IN amendment
Mr. Dssiasoa, iron he esaaitiss O elaiaS ~
ported 6vosah,y on tho rrso,usioos IN hvus of The
executors Of Jno Caldwell, deceased and +. y. Al.
bright
NJ. Mcdowell from the cnanittes o. education,
non. iouor. v;ihin urvscrihed d.s,nrr a Dsvid
soo College.
Mr. Doaneil from the committce on The Judiciary.
In favor Of the b,l TO authorize Nosars 70 sdminis.
&c, osshs in CERTAIN easss and sl.o In svos q The
bin to abolish The Noesantoa term q the Suprvme
Court.
~ NeHov. from The same committee. .s,ius, ,be
pssuaec OF he bin 70 amend ,he 5th sec Ssd chan.
kcv Corlc
Mr. LsnkSord from The nns sskine DO be dis.
ch.,,d FINN sh- 6,rthcr of she nm IA
amend ne chspsrr a the Rev Cosjc. entitled MAJ.
,;s.r CoocuT,rd m.
Vr llou.ioU. 6tom The same. In hvoe ar the n,s.
g.. - A.. I'm ,.,.,;xs ~ Co.,c.v $780,
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Leave Csayto1 Tuesday 1t Cen;
Arrive 1t CSsAers vaflcy By 0pm.
$50 From Gss1yaesd. BY Preach Broad. 1eee.l A,Eh
TIP. Cain rel, a. c. and IoxAway' 70 has'a'''
IS miles and back. oncs week. =
.esz Leave Cherry1elA Monday at . n;
Arrive q Esststue by 8 m;
y Leave Eastatoe Sunday st6aH;>
Arrive At CherryAssd BY oPm.
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Disseluttsa Of CspsvssersAip,
vnSHE COPARTNERSHlP HERETOFORE *.
u lSTlNG under the paasc and 6sm u ROiSrE6,
JONES MOORE 10 ihis day dissulvsd By nssssl CO.
sent Jusvh Juucs James A. Noass sl"se ere ssshs.
ised the ii the late 6rn 10 sei'rneas u hs
business All pesons indebted to said hrm viii please
coue fusward and settle.
JAMES y. ROYSIER,
JUSEPu J0yEH
JAMES A. MOORE
Raleigh, July I, 1853.
JONES 4 MOORE,
ID ETURN THEIR THANKS FOR TIE LIB.
H ERAL patronage bestowed upso The old as". asd
respectfully suncs that they have ssociAid ibsusesss
In business the I'D stand whcr. may always b Ssed
cheap aud full sseorsmcos NJ say Gosrss 1hsr esps.
tai being limited they complleA u sdops shs Old
piss. which wl Be hereafter strictly .dhss.d Tn
JOSEPH JOxN
JAMES A. MOORE
ID IL Bbia Foxes celebrated CrseksssL
JONES MOORE
July ls, 1853. SIT
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BOOK BINDER,

BOOK BINDER,
THE OLD STAR OFFICE,
(CYYosiss lie P~sSyts-iss CxsseA,)
RAlgiGW, n. c.
THE UNDERSllsNED RESP CTFuLLY
infsrms the Citizens III Raleigh and ibe vicinity Gsr.
orally, that be will pupy aud paoetusliy attend ~ The
binding II As~.psSsss, Ns9sssss and Psvsdsss Of all
kinds aud in any STYLE Pasn orssmsais - nodssss
terms. Address
j. J. CHAPLIN.
Raleigh. n. @.
January 3. 1873. sly
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fe.y.liasoiniae saad.ys wsass'd-y. and 1ad.s's
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Arrive Ct Yorkvills By SPIN; - y. .,..,:s,v :.
sam;
$3.50 From Hasointon s. ssxiss ste. Nall Grove and
=. Jacoss Fort, TO Newton. 20 miles ana 0A'A '"''
. .s s;..,,,o, r.;a.v .t7.m;
Arirs q Newton By 9 pm; ..a
Ar.. :. Lipeo!e.oe y . m Rd,, and Bethel,
$3.50 From Caa.ee Crsei - miles md bscE once
70 C,' !" iotA'''' y .. "'''-s :. -.
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a,s g. sSn PANT pePt d Ssy' :. si
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Mountain Creek and Dry Ponds to Beatties Ford
equal to 30 miles and back once veek.
=" Leave Beathes Ford SATURDAY at6am
Arrive At Newton By pm;
Leave Newton sandy a IAN;
$3.50 FRI Raherfordton BY Sandy Plans; Easiesvne.
Co Gowensslls Mn n ansosa, sna cn.e s
Springs to Greehv''ie, 5s3S mules ana BACK once
week. ...- e.. F..
Leave Rutherfordtou Thursday sts.m;
Arrive at Greenville next day by II am;
Leave Greenville Friday at Pmi
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Fine Country Residence for Sale.
HAVING determined to carrymy Negroes tothe South, -
II will sell shout Three or Four Hum -
dred Acres OF Land, being part Of the rsctpp ~
which nov reside situated on good Turnpike Road
shout thirteen miles from Nashville of the best neghbor
hoodsn Williamson county soilequAlto any In the State For
particulars Apply me on pTemsss to A. " Lindsey
N Nashville
sepg-da P.APERKINs,
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.


EEHRAVELLERs for the North North the South
Statas procure Tickets from Charleston Savannah
Chattanooga Montgomery, Mseun Wilmington, Knoxville
Lynchburg Washington Atlsnta and Augusta
Louisville, Cairo Hickman Coun bus Evansville CINCINNATI
New oresns Nburs Padnch, smithand, and Memphis via
Nashville, Tennessee.
First class Railroads and Steamboats, connections
all points Passengers aivnEat Nashville Nashville
Chattanooga Railroad, directly boat without detention
Thss the quickest and cheapest route for hoe bound for
West.
Regular Cairo, Mem p his and st. Louis Line
Tts Fine steamboats, b. NJ Kuyan, Mlnnsona, sale West
Cuba and J. G. Cline.
One of these Boats win leave every day
Meeting at Cairo with Illinois Ger trail Railroad, trougro
Nashville to st. Louis in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance Duniieth Ella and Tempest leave Nash
vile lery Thursday and Tuesday, u O'clock NJ from
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours and to Cincinnati four days
Regular Memphis New Orleans and VfckS-
burg Lipe OF Boats.
james johnson, Nashville. E. Howard Joseph
inc Savage One Of these Goats will Nashville every Other
day, 1t noon time from Nashville Memphis IS hours
bnrg, i've days; and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville every wait for the arrival OF th
Passenger Trains before starting.
For hrscsss accommodation upon the Boats Tickets
procured at the different points, at prices named in the annexed
Schedule of Rates:
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9allp anian e anrrItan


Bursting OF q Caumon-S@AWS men AAAAae1
and Eight wounded.
The telegraph has announced . most horrible 60
eiasnt which occurred at the Washington Ea'y
Yard, on the l4th, By the bursting Of navy can
aon--a pixty-sight pOuader-by which two msn
we're instantly killed aud eight severely wounded.
The cannon vas being used in battery practice, I'M
der orders from the Ordnance Department Inc
Washington States says:
The canoon vas about six feet in length, and had
q uine-iuch bore. IL was mounted on large gun
carriage IN pulleys and wheels II was suoAteu on
the wharf ia the avy-yard, IN the usual range OF
cannon under the shsd, and was pointed a. tAe tsf
ret In the liver for bat cry prsctice Several rounds
Saa hseo cred during the morning, aud were con-
fnued 10 the fatal oae which was ready to be fred
nj abou 20 miuu es 70 ii o'clock. Everything was
IN readiness, and the stsed In the rear Of the
gun. when the, explosion took place Tie cannon
bursted OF split in ha'ves as II were Tor sons as
lance, one piece going up through The shed tIkiag
the tnbers and boards in its path, aud scattering
them in eTery direelior.
Some OF tae men we're taken with it-Messrs.
Nokes AID Wilson being thrown some thirty feet
into the air, and tnepee 90 the ground All Of the
men we're thrown TO The earth, and there lay until
assistance came The heavy portion OF the gun
carriage which is made Of heavy iD6srs and irons,
and Rnere the cannon was attached, was taken up
and thrown upsided5wn by the explosion, crushing
every thing ia its descent. One portion Of the can
non, about four feet long oy eigbtea inches 10 a :
amter was split from the breach up about half it's
length, aud weighed a great many hun ire1 pounds,
was thrown a distsncs OF three hundIei yards, and
buried in the earth. Other pieces vent ia different
directions
The inside Of the pieces Of the qua looked very
foul As soon as the explosion occurred, Il attract
ed the attention Of those who were in the shops
near BY, and who Instantly pereeiyiDg what had
happeued, rushed 20 their relief Messrs, Nokes
ant wilson we're taken up, and found to be bresth-
ing, but DO. died in 8 few momeat'. Mr. McMil-
len had his collar bone broken. and Aessrs. Roche
Beachman, Steward. Landing, Wilson, (another
person BY that nance Wese al severely WOunded,
although sic GUAR to state bones appear to have
been hroken the Injuries being coniusiOns, Sc,
esused by tbe shock OF heDg thr5Ec to the ground
Messrs. Conner and Holland were fund 10 be
slightly wounded.
They we're sll removed as soon as possible 10 con-
venient d toes--Inost Of thsm being taken II the
navy yard IL, Psussry, where they received msdi-
cal treatment fiom the navy surgeons, physicians
SO
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ELECTION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL ANn
REPnRTER FnER THE STATE.

WURsUANT to Instructions from Of the State
on saturday, he I? dsv Of August and hold
an election for Attorney General and Reporter sae
I'LL the vacancy ocsoned By the resignation Of John L. T.
The following persons have teen appointed Judges Clerks and
Of for said election, In their several Wards and
Precincts Where vacancies have been le the recsiyrs Of
District No Isl Ward Juds.sG p JODeJOhn ooltar
John Beatty RecsvetJ n hobbs Clerks-J- j. Everett
ID ward. Judsss-T. J. Halle, VI. H Townsend, NJ. NJ.
KOnon: RseeigerW. P Downs; Clerks-John H. sloan,r
ID Wsri. Judses-L H. Lanler B. g. Weller, W. l. Boyd
ReceiVerJOhn Reddick Clerks-Jas A. Mclaughlin, v. B.
Sth Ward Judges-John W Martin - W. Fsts B. H. Brown;
STU Ward Judges-D r. Carter Mason Vannoy, j. P. Col.
RoeiVer-canOn Tucker; Clerks-John H. Curey H. NJ
9Th Ward Judges 10 Francis, Thos W. Chiffon V. A..
Baugh; Receiver "A. w. Pyle olerks--N11 Minton NJ L.
7.h Ward Judges-wn A. Davis Isaac Paul. john cOrbitt;
RsceTerWm- n White; cierkSJohn MeKeen John Tanks
sth ward Judges-wm Harrison, c. conger, N. G. Cot
tom Receiver-J c. DObsOn' clerks-PAck BunkA Georse
0T District No Jndses-JOhn cOrey, T. NJ Patterson W.
C. Mcaiur1y; Receiyer-Thomas Fuqua.
District No. VIM D. Philips, GeOrgeW. Charlton, Thos
Mann; Receiyer--wm. Dobson
District No. 4Thos B. Page Eleazer Hamilton, W. c. bod
p;stTiet No s. judges-Wm E. Cartwright J. X Edmond.
District No. 6. JudgesJoel A. Battle, W. H. B. Gambll,
District No JudgesJohn B. Hope, ". K. WAR; jas Ra
| gan; Reoeiver-W. c. Briley
District No g. Judges-w. c. Ramsey, Daniel Carmack
District No. Judges-w. H. Hagans ThOs B. johnson,
| Andrew Gregory; Receiver-W, z. Lucas
District No TO- Judgessam Manning ". P Hardirg.J NJ
Hawkins; ReceYer-John C. Barrow.
District No H. VIM Edmundson, Henry Compton, Allen
| Cotton; ReceiYer-Nm Cotton.
District No. -. JudgesJesse Jordan, VIM E. Watkins
| Jos1. Receiver--Aris Brown.
District No. Il. JudgeJas L. Greer IL L. Porch SHELTON
| Deross Receiver-W. G. Smith.
District No 10 JudgssJohn s. Prchard, Thos ]. Allison,
| Joel Mays; ReceveT-Moses Greer
District No. IS Judges-N. robson, A. g. White, s. II.
Peach; ReceiVerJames Russell ClerksJas Lindsey Jas
| Trimble Brown.
District No. l9. JutgesW Il. Hsmblin, W. B. Hudson
1 John Taylor; Receyer-Jaek Gee.
DistTicI No. %. JudgesWm c. Hall ". NJ Dismukes, Jno
| II. Cartwright; Receiver .Wm. Luton.
District No. 81. Jas. Marlborough j. w. BallOEe, W. B. EH
| ing; Receiver D P. Lanier.
! District No. % Judges-Geo. GIL, G. ". Walker, Gilbert
| Marshall; Receiyer-Abd Shaw.
District No. o. Judge-B ?. Drake D. Ralston, Lewis VIII
| liams; Observation-Disclosures II. Hyde.
District No. q. Judges G. B. Carney, Thos. Bysor
| Graves; Receiver G'tne Garrett
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
| junel7-td Sheriff Of Davidson County.
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p. w. MAXEY & CO.,
Importers, Manufacturers, ana Dealers in
EM TIN PLATE, BLOCK TIM ROY
RSSHEET COPPER, SHEET IRON 90
WARE, MARBLEEZED IRON IzANTLES,
PARLOR AND CHAMBER CRATES,
COOKING STOVES, COAL AND WOOD
STOVES, STOVE PIPE, TIN WARE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
NO. 46, SOUTH MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
nSg- JOB FORK DONE TO ORDER -y9a
standard Keeper, of Davidson Comfy, of
Weights and Measures,
AT TIE STORE OF
T.. w. MAXEY & co.
jaIt-df.l
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE.
I'D. A. TibhS. PrOnriefOr.

TVIS Hotel spacious building just completed
Theproprietor has incurred heavy expense in fitting
and furnishing the rooms make them and comfortable
The house open for the reception Of boarers
Travellers and the proprietor afford ame accommodations
for $50 persons An omnibus with good and safe team viii
depot convey passengers the Hotel
depot again The proprietor intends make rStclass
Hotel, and hopes to share liberal patronage.
sugI6 DANIEL A. TIBBS, Proprietor.
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Ia NOULroE. }. 4. RErr.
mOULTON 4 REED.
Wholesale GFOccFS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, BACON, LARD
FLOUR, FEATHERS, &C., &c.
NO. 50 BROAD WAY, NASHVILLE, IEVEESSEE.
Country produce taken in exchange al the highest prices
nov26--tf
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RANGES! RANGEs!!

" A. COOPER begs respectfully to call the attention Of his
friends and the public generally, that he has been ap
pointed the sole agent in Nashville soT Z. H. Blhnt,S
Celebrated Cooking Range, admitted by all to be
superior oanyhing offered, comp rising al the require
Den perfc the in all its branches heing
also great eonomiser Of fuel, and for neane and comfort
stands unriyaled Give call and ud for yourselves.
H. A. COOPER. Agent, Plumber, SC,
No. 81 Fket Street. Nashville,
Manufacturer Of Copper Tin, and seI In Ware, and deal
all kinds OF Stoves Baths Ghosts, Wash bowls, &e &C
mill
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Wheat! Wheat
TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR 30 HME q CO.
Have Just opened At their stand
No. uni on 5 eet,

A complete stock Of Eau and Winter
DRESS AND IANTELLA TRIMMINGS
COMPRISING OF plain and figured Velvet
Ribbons, Galons Fringcs Baglc Ginps, Grape Trimmings
Belts Buttonf Brads Bugle Buttons &c &C. s Of which
entirely and the best that could the Eastern Mats
Our stock Of:
Embroidered Brads aud Silks Crochet, Embroidery and spool
Cottons well other material for Knitting Netting E
erodey Snd Crochet iscOmplete and sE- in variety
quantity than We also continue to manufacture
PRINCES, TasSels, Buttons COrsdss Gcss
To orier usual, and Will y 70 suit all and everybody
sepl2-a
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OU H FL A G.
Hoist hostl flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath tie western sky
In war, let every stripe 90 forth,
Borne By tbs patriots hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
Ger and hill and strand.
In peace guard we'll the sacred boon,
Beoueathed by patriots blood,
For OIL twas in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles food.
Hoist hoist, flag to heavens breeEs,
Let every fold float high,
Unfurl its hammer everywhere
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist, hoist, flag in Arts great reign,
Let every star float higher
UR with the nations emblem,
Above the tsllest spire
Let fennesseans every where
Let every state around,
Know where type Of nature s nads.
Where every type is found. .--.
Above Art Gallery,
Our country standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
The beau tful-the brave
The chd-tne parent-patriOt-sre
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest portrziturs
With every charm but life.
Then raise our bannerto the skyI
Let every star bear news,
That types at the Art Gallery,
Are made By @. c. HUGHES,
fahI5-dAWtE Corner Of College and Union ST.
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TRUNKsg TRUNKsI

TRUNKSE TRUNKSI
r AIDES Large French Dress Trunks;
II A do do No. / Sole Leather Trunks;
Cent? do No. | do do 20
Also large of Valices Carpet Bags and sathels which
we offer ct low prices
iune23-tf SNYDER & FRIzzELL
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1859.
A. C. q "a. b. B e L G H,
81 COLLEGE STREET,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
SILK ROBES, BERAGE ROBES,
ORGANDIE ROBES, LACE SETTSs
EMBROIDERY GOODS,
ALL KINDS OF DRESS GOODS.
THREE PIX CARPETS.
TWO PLY CARPETS,
Ingram & all kinds cheap Carpets,
"a VELVET CARPETS,
"A BRUSSELS CARPETS,
RUGS, AATTS, DRUGGETTS, ETC.
ALL WIDTHS FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Canton Mattingss
Satin DamasEs
Wool DemaSk
Cotton Damask,
LARGE STOCK OF CURTAIN GOODS,
I2-4 Wagon Sheeting,
III Call at No 81 College Street. il you want good Goods
at fair prices. A u q a D. bEEClI'
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This valuable snd popular Medicine prepared IN conformity with
the analysis Of the waters of the celebrated Settler Spring.
universally received the most favorable recon-
mendations Of the Medical profession and
Discerning Public, as the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
In use being entitled special preference over the anv
Mineral Spring waters Sdz Powders other similar
used with the best effect in all
BILIOUS and F6ri1s Diseases SICK Headache Loss Of Apps
'Hs 1agsS'0' ana c az S q complaints peculiarly
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASONS,
Ii particularly adapted the of Travellers by Sea and
Habits Inysids and CGnE vale Captains Ct
clifton their Medicine Chest.
With those who have used it, has high favor and is deemed
n torpid the LireyIt renders great service in re.
N fo1f and PeufaasnIt gives the best satisfaction AL
laying all nnsmmatoy symptoms and in many cases eecuay
IA success IA cases of GrGu Indigestion Heartburn and
Coreaess-Provcs be Medicine the greatest utility.
Acify Of TIE Stomach, ant the distressing sickness 50
usual during preGndHeg-Yields speedily, and with marked
success underits healthful influence.
Ha6ords the greatest relief 10 those afflicted ach s6
feet to the PeGently acting the bowels, neutrazng all
irritating secetons and thereby removing all nsammatOry ten
denotes.
N Jdc q Is taraigylei all c1sss o6ere a Gentle Aerient
PaTgGfiUC is required.
II in the form Of powder carefully put up bottles to
keep in any climate and
produce delightful eGervescent beverage
Taken IN the morning inlsrep with the avocaons
OF the day acting gently the system, restoring digestive
powers exciting healthy and vigorous stomach and
creating elasticity Of mind spirits which give cost
10 every enjoyment Il also invalid to enoy MANY
uSuries VI n mPnny from which he otherwise
barred AID without when life rksone and distressing
Numerous testimonials from and other gentlemen
highest standing throughout country and It's steadily
Increasing popularity Tor OF strongly guarantee
efficacy ana valuable character snd commend favorable
notice Of an intelligent public.
prepafed and sold. Whaiesale and Retail hy
JOHN A. TARRANT & CO. Druggists
jUnel5dly No. rs GresES!ck 81, Warren, n. Y.
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FRESH ARRIVALS
snyder z FrtzzeIl,

snyder & FrfzzeIl,
A RE Just in receipt Of new and elegant Goods
N In their line, consisting Of
Ladies' aDe Brown Lasting Congress Heel Gaitera
DO do Black do do DO
Do do do Congress and Lace do do
i do do French Kid slippers;
= do do do DO 90 with hecsi
do do White Satin and Kid CATERS;
do DO DO do dc Slippers.
ALSO:
Misses Congress and Lace Heel Caters;
DO do do Xii Lace Heal Caters and Roets;
do Kid Heel Boots;
do do do Slippers;
Chiidren's Kid Heel Slippers
do do do Boots.
ALSO:
Gents ane Calf Pump Sole Boots;
do do do do do Caters;
do do Patent Leather assorted Caters;
DO DO do DO 90 Low Quarter Shoes;
do do Lasting Oxford Ties.
do do do Congress GaiterS
The above all made to O and are Of the very best
w n T ca TAI at No: 81 Public square.
jnne03 SNYDER & FRIzzELL.
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Ready Made Clothing I
rs Cedar street, (
Il NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE. I
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