Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-15

New Advertisements.
Those parties interested 10 the old Nash
vile Building Association are notified by
Arson Nelson, Esqr the Treasurer, that
certain lots and lands mortgaged TO it, will
be sold at the Courthouse in this city, or
Wednesday 25th inst. This step is taken
for the purpose of winding up the affairs
of the Association.
Jacob THEM will sell on Wednesday and
Friday next, a very desirable line Of goods.
Also q few splendid sets of furniture.
James Wheless G. Co., Thos. Parkes &
Co., ard McCrea & Co, give an important
noticeth morning, to producers and ship
pers of cotton. They reduce the charges
for storage and commission to two dollars
per bale. They guarantee honest weight
and the best market price.
Yeatman, Shields & Co, have an extern
siye Trade sale on Tuesday, of large con-
aignments, which must be sold.
We call special attention TO the card of
Eldridge for the benefit of the ladies, at his
fine establishment, Kirkman's block,
Churh street. The entire outfit ia superb,
and nothing is needed now but plenty of
customers. Give him calls.
That the character OF goods sold, the
manner of putting up and the low prices
now being uniformly maintained, contrib
utes largely to the increasing patronage be-
slowed upon the attentive druggist in the
Masonic building, cannot be denied. w.
D. Kline is increasing his stock and reduc
ing prices 10 SUIT the times, and has just re-
ceived asuperior lot of teas, fresh Congress
water, lubricating and lard oil, (which he
offers low by the barrel) coal oil, safest and
most brilliant known 10 the trade, pure
white lead and putty, window-glass and
painters material throughout, tortoise,
ivory and bohemian goods, etc, etc, No.
So Masonic building, Church street.
In our special column will be found the
announcement by Beech, Manlove & Coz
Of fresh invoice of carpets Of the latest
patterns and best quality. Also, an ele-
CANT stock of fancy, dress and staple dry
goods. Call and examine them.
r. P. jenkins, the successor to Thomas
Wells, the oldes. druggist in Nashville,
has out brand of stomach bitters which
re recommended as an improvement on
all others He is a skilful and scientific
druggist, and the afflicted will find these
bitter5 all they are represented to be.
The neat ard comfortable residence, IL
Vine street, is offered for rent for 1869
furnished or unfinished. Apply for par
ticulars TO Mr.. J. T. PendIetoD, Of Ewing,
Pendleton & Co., Public Square,
Albert & Seeman will sell, al forced
auction, 10 the trade, tomorrow, a large
and assorted stock of merchantable goods.
We are gratifed to see that the grocer
trade Of Nashville is attaining its old pro
portions. The stock announced by our old
friend I. J. Yarbrough, "a South College
street, backed, as il is, by custom well de-
served, shows ,ha. our city is still looked
TO as a favorable point Of trade in this
line To all buyers, at home or abroad,
we can ind5rse Mr.. Yarbrough as a gen.
tleman of the utmost reliability, and can
assure them that orders will be filled with
promptness and fidelity. His stock is am
pie, including all articles usually kept 10
the best business houses in the country,
and the quality as good as can be found in
the market.
Charles Richhe;mar & Co, As College
street, are in receipt Of the finest stocks Of
furs, staple and fancy dress goods, linens,
etc, etc, ever offered in this city by them.
The ladies are especially invited 10 ex-
anime their stock, and compare prices and
quality with any other house in the city.