Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-19
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SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
va, the undersigned, importers aaiief4-,,
ton, in view Of the present excited state OF The eor1,
proper to bring 70 tie notice OF tie eror ~ -
have 20 patronage AID custom The naor., Of l, 49,
long established in business and sfrtu our eerie, ara t
acquainted with the wants Of this section Of country An Of M
noia sentiments in common on tie ang question OF De M
ana al OF US DESIRE as fs as practicable, to become
commercially independent Of the E0ah Web,vs m lf
underrate te eReegv and e1terrzs O. he 1sreF, % 40
m Cities but We claim 70 Re able to supply goods in chr rt
I've lines on as favorable terms, boias {, price ,rlsl;t
The merchants Of any city In the Union We have s, =
obtaining goods from Europe not surpassed w AM ~ M
poreaoas from abroad are very large notRhstanaipo the r.
Pos 20 me circulated by those who haze &c kowIears
Of what they ar or whose interest prompt them 70 rs,le5
American goods obtain from tie r,anuf,str7s, a., -
able terms as any Johbng Merchant Of the Northern cities
Why then shouaw not be able to oI On as yorbl. t -
oEhers7
We are able and determined t. DO oal1 all We ask Of
to try this markets lay aside the prsa5ise-far it IS only r
dies-that your customers prefer goods from New YORK 70 to.
from Charleston and build up and encourage vourov -
and your merchants If We cannot do what We ~
viii be subjected to very Hse necuyenienee for opporu5t
for leaving BY railway steamer are offered every twelve h
Our stocks viii be complete By the It February next and I.
remains to be seen how many Of those Who have heretofore p
chased all their goods in Northern cities viii give Charleston
trial this Spring
Charleston, S. C., December 18th, ISIS.
Dry Goods.
GiIiands, Howell q Co., Hyatt, McBurnev & Co.
Johnston. Crews & Co.. Crane Boylston lE Co. John
G. Minor & Co.; Kerrison & Leiding; Chamberlain.
Miller Co; J. S. & j. Bowie & Co; Robert Adger
Il Co.. Nayler, Smith & Co.; Cadow, Mckenzie & Co.
Direct Importers of Plantation Goods.
Andrew McDOwall; RaveneI, Huger & BIiIliken.
HARDWARE.
Courtney & Tennent; Hyde, Gregg & Day; GRAY
eley d Pringle; Wilmans &Price II. r Stroheekcr
]. E Adger & Co.
E. R. stoddard & Co; Forge & MetcheH; Hasel-
tine Walton; D. F. FLEMING & Co; Durham.
TAFT d Co.; K. A. Pringle & Co.
CLOTHING,
Waldron, Egleston & Co; Edwin Bates & Co.: Co
hen, Willis Co; Matthiessen, OHara & Co.; Pier
son. Smith & Co.
GROCERIES.
S. s. Farrar, Bros. i Co.. Lanneau & Wilde
J. a. Burkmyer; George W. Williams Il Co; T. j.
T. H. Noise; Farnum Dotterer.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
Brown Palma Webb Sage.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Hayiland, Stevenson & Co.; John Ashhu1st; Ruff
q Dowie Nelson COrter.
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
Bowen, Foster Co.; Thayer, Dewing & Co.; Al
pert Lengnlck Marshall d Burge; ]. & W. Knox
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Horsey, Auten & Coz D. L. Williams & Co.; F. d
flaming.
saddles and SaddleFy Hardware,
Jennings, Thomlinson & Co.; HASTE, Calhoun & Co.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
McCarter Dawson; A. Carter S. B. Jones
Agent Methodist Book Concern
Carpets, OIL Cloths and Window Curtains,
Lamberts & Howell; James G. Bailie
PAPER COmmISSION DEALER,
Joseph Walker
Importers and Dealers in Wines. Ifofuors.
SegaFss Tobacco, &C,
Chafee, St Armand e. Croft Tdac 2O-Fav-