Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-23
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
10 calling special attention TO the adVer'
tisement of Wall Papers, Window Shades
etc. by ]. w. Hill & Co., % South College
street, Il affords us pleasure TO testify TO
the good taste and business puncIuslity of
these gentlemen, and TO their energy and
enterprise. No house in the country has
a finer stock in this line of goods, or sells
at more reasonable terms. As the season
of house -renovating approaches, house
keepers and landlords cannot do better
than consult Hill & Co. on the subject OF
wall papers, and TO secure their SER
vices also 10 hanging them. They
employ only workmen of known
skill, and in every case guarantee perfect
work. In addition to their superb retail
stock, they have a jobbing department,
where merchants can get supplies of wall
papers at Eastern manufacturers prices,
cost Of transportation added. This is an
important feature Of their establishment,
as it enables purchasers, who are here to
fill wholesale orders, TO complete their
bills in this branch Of trade on as good
terms as they can do elsewhere. We have
no hesitancy in commencing Messrs.
Hill d Co., and their stock, as IN all re-
spects worthy the patronage of the public.
G. Rice & Co, speak to their friends
and the public generally, through the col
umns of our paper this morning, giving as
surances Of fine goods and low prices TO all
who may favor them with their patronage
Their store has been IeGtted, and presents
a decidedly fine appearance, making 1t one
of the finest emporiums of trade Of which
our city can boast. These enterprising
gentlemen show clealy that they regard
the retail Dry Goods business as capable Of
being greatly improved by taking special
pains in laying IL the stock to suit the
market, and then giving due notice to the
people where their fine, seasonable and
suitable stock can be had at low figures, TO
suit the times aud the wants of the people.
They declare 10 the world that they
have adopted and will adhere strictly to
the one-price system in selling to all-both
rich and poor. They have such large
and varied stock, (Which they intend to
keep fully supplied) that no one can be at
a loss to get any and every thing needed
in their line. They charge nothing for
showing their goods, and declare that they
will sell as low, if not lower, than any
other house in the city. Their stock is too
large for us to particularize, and We can
only urge all TO call, examine and Judge
for themselves, fully satisfied that many
fine bargain can be had at G Rice 4 Coz,
62 North College street.
We invite the attention Of our readers 10
the statement Of the Northwestern Life
Insurance Company, printed in another
column, of which our young friends Clark
& Farrar are agents in this city, for the
middle division Of the State. 1t shows a
list of near L., 900 members, and an addi-
ton of two and half million dollars to
its assets withiu the past year. 1t is es-
sentially mutual" as it has no capital
stock whatever, aud its entire capital and
assets belong to the insurers. 1t claims
that it gives greater amount of insurance
for less premium than any stock company
can possibly do, and its dividends are
liberal and prompt. The agents are
worthy and reliable gentlemen, and as
such we commend them.
Cruuk, Dodsou & Co. have large trade
sale this morning.
WhiTlwind, the celebrated thoroughbred
horse, will make the present season at the
farm Of Mr.. T. O. Treanor, near the Her
mitage. Mares left at Capt. Fuller's sta
bic, College street, will be sent to him, and
anv information desired will be given.
The performances Of this horse on the turf
are well known. We rode, for two years,
during the war, colt CT Whirlwind out
Of a Georgia mare, which was one Of the
most admirable animals we ever backed
and We never saw one Of his colts that die.
graced its sire.
Albert & Seeman have grand opening
spring sale Of foreign and domestic dry
goods, clothing, furnishing goods, notions,
cutlery, etc, commencing this morning
and continuing for three days These en-
terprising gentlemen are opening the
spring sales with a magnificent stock, and
purchasers will find it greatly to their in
terest to be on hand, to get goods and
oheap bargains.
See notices for final discharge in bank
ruptcy, and Of new cases.
The Ella Hughes leaves for up the
river tomorrow evening.
The National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, are selling eX
change on New York at 81 per thousand
gold at 1872 U. S. bonds, new issue, At
Il3! and corporation checks at - in the
dollar.
Bargains can be had by attending leat-
man, Shields x Co. Sale this morning at
10 o'clock.
Holy Weck