Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-29
S.,x Advertisements.

/ SPLENDID WALL PAPER ESTABLISH
MEST.-John W.HilI & Co., are in receipt
Of the largest and most varied assortment
Of wall papers ever brought TO this market.
They have fitted mp their store in The Fogg
block, South College street, from their own
stock, which for elegance of style, good
taste and perfect workmanship, has never
been surpassed in this section. The lead
ing member Of the firm, in addition to a
thorough knowledge of the business in all
its branches, is live business man, whose
energy and industry keep pace with the
most advanced demands Of the times. His
goods are all new, and embrace the latest
and richest styles He can suit all tastes.
from the most fanciful 10 the most sober,
and an inspection of the stock will show
that il is complete in all respects. Build
ers and contractors, landlords and house.
owners, can have no excuse 10 go else
where TO secure the interior furnishing and
decorations for their walls. This firm also
deals in Photographic materials Of all
kinds. A turn thron8b the establishment
impressed US with sense of pride that We
had here a house that will compare most
favorably with any in the larger Northern
and Eastern cities
Messrs. Kline & Sherman, Masonic
Temple, 10 their complete assortment of
drugs, medicines, fancy and toilet articles,
have added list Of superior Havana and do
nestle cigars. There is nothing in their
line that cannot be obtained of them and
the fact now generally recognized, that
they offer nothing which is not guaranteed
TO be of the best quality, has established
their reputation AZ among the most reli-
able and successful druggists in the coun-
try.
Our enterprising young friends, c. +,
Gray and Albert II. Noble, late Of r. T.
Kirkpatrick & Co. and Francisco, have jus1
returned from the East, where they havs
supplied themselves with one of the moA
complete stocks Of gents furnishing goods
ever brought TO this city and notwith-
standing the widespread and general COM
plant Of hard times, intend opening and
offering their goods to the public, at their
newly and elegantly arranged house, No.
% North Cherry, by the first of April.
They have the wishes Of host Of friends
for the fullest measure Of success in their
undertaking.
Kinney, Wand & Thompson, at the MeT-
chants Exchange, late Stedman House,
continue to satisfy the hungry and the
thirsty with everything the appetite Graves.
II IL emphatically place for repose and
IMMIGRATION. So elegantly neat and quiet
is the establishment, that, on entering it,
you seem TO be in a gentleman's private
drawing or dining room, and yet hundreds
are daily RECALLED and feasted therein.
c. Il. Parsons q Co, Nos. and Broad
street, have a heavy lot of -four in store of
all brands and grades.
Summer boarding can be had in Edge
field. See advertisement.
The Tyrone, with Tom Hartman in
command, leaves for Cairo, St. Louis,
Memphis and New Orleans, Tuesday, the
3lst, at o'clock.
See notices in bankruptcy by j. r. War
neT.
The spring term Of Montgomery Bell
Academy opens April 9th.
Harry Huntington, No. North Cherry,
is always up TO time in all the novelties of
the season. Read his card and examine
for yourself.
Attention is directed to the card of F.
+. Perrin, Agent Of the Connecticut Mutu-
al Life Insurance Company. This com
pany is one of the oldest. wealthiest and
most liberal companies in existence.