Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21
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VS., hs onasrgnei, possrs ssrsn "a oty Of Charles
ton ia view o. TIE Preeu sd state of the eoauiy, DEEM
proper g efins to ta noso tie nor ercia1 claims y
have to patron s saason Te majority Of rs have seen
o1seabsei Ia lasaes, ana hon our experiences ere ven
aeaaiae Esth a. this sssn II c5antrv An Of Us
hold ssatuents % on lie arasn question Of s sa7
asEy and a 81 desire, Is fr As pr,ticas 70 b,sus
commercially independent o. TIE North We have no desire to
s5F's ne emerge ar sserpr Ct TIE Merchants of North
' paL re claim to r able % supply goods n ou respect
i's nes On as fsrogt terms, both as to price ancreit
ne merchants O. any city ia De Unisn We hare ties, 70
OBTAINING goods from Europs not surpassed ~ any as our i'm
'n' from abroad very large discriminating the re-
~ " @ oonifa circulated ~ those Who have no knowlsdee
" @ 'y aira or whose interest prompt tbsn to n!sieli
1n ss'' Fs Obtain Nom ll nsaui.eturas on as favor
.s terms = sag dop5ns Aereina q Soc Northern cities
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We are able and determine e ia &, 49,. ,,r -. 49, &,
@ iy l nasfsi' 'y ASIDE he prsu5ioeas t IS only prsia-
diee-ila' your customers prefer Goods from New YORK 10 ho,s
from charisstoni and build up and snoou-r, 1900.
end your own merchants Ifu cannot do VI =, -,f ,o
~ ~ e'aa . 'ey le incnvensnee for Opportunities
for leaving by railway steamer are offered , tt s
Our stocks VII Be complete By tie is. Fsg - +,
remains TO be seen how many o. shase Who lave 5f -,
CHASED all their goods in Northern eiies win give ctaron
trial this Spring
Charleston, s. C., December lea, 1853
Dry Goods.
Giiiands. Howell d Co.. Hyatt NcBurney & Co.
Johnston, Crews & Co. Crane Bovisfon 4 a. I6i,r
G. Minor &Co.; Kerrison q Leidiae Charlber.iir
Miller Co; j. s. q D. Bowie Co: Robert Adaer
x Co.; Nayler Smith & Co.; Cadow, NcKenzie & "a.
Direct Importers Of Plantation Goods.
Andrew AeDowall; Bavenei, Huger & NiIaken.
HARDWARR.
Courtney s Tennent; Hyde. Gregg & Davs Grar-
e7ley \ Fringle Milmans 6Prieei H. F. strolecker
J. E Adger %.
SHOES.
E R. stoddard & Co; Forge & Aescheg Has
sine a Walton D. T. Fleming Co; Durham
Taft & Co.; r. A. Pringle & Co.
CLOTHING,
WaIdron, Iglest0n & Co: Edwin Bstes %. u
hen, Willis 4 Cos Matthessen, oHaga & 20: Pi,r-
son, Smith & Co.
GROCERIES.
S. S. Farrar, Bros. Co; Launeau & Wilde
J. A. Burkmyer; George VI. Williams & Co: q. j.
G. II. Noise Barnum Dotterer.
CHOCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Brown Palma Webb & Sage
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Haviland. Stevenson & Co; John Ashhurst Ruff
& DoWie Nelson C0rter.
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
Bowen, Foster & Co.. fhayer Dewing & Co; Al
bert Lengniek Marshall & Burge J. s W. Knox.
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Horsey, Auten & Co.; D. r. Williams & Co; F. d
Tanning.
saddles and SaddieEy UardWaret
Jennings, Thomlins0n & Co.; HASTE, Calhoun & Co.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
McCarter 81 Dawson; A. Carter; S. B. Jones
Agent Methodist Book Concern.
Carpets, OIL Cloths and window Curtainss
Lamberts 81 Howell James G. Baltic.
PAPER COMMISSION DEALER.
Joseph Walker.
Importers and Dealers in Wines, Lilo uorss
Seg0rs3 Tobacco, &C.
Chafee. St. Anland q Croft Tdec 20-I4w.