Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-31
NASHVILLE TENN
New Advertisemenas.

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New Advertisements
Special attention Of the public in general |
and the trade in particular is directed to
the business announcement Of Messrs.
Hart & Hensley No. ~ South Market
street. They have in store a stock Of ex-
ira Aours, bulk meats. mess pork, bacon,
lard, dried beef, beef tongues and choice
country cured hams. Having been long
identified with the business Of this ciiy'
with a reputation for intelligence, honesty
and punciuaIity, these gentlemen command
the confidence of the community and OF
the large circle of customers from the ad-
Joining States with whom they have had
transactions. Seeing The "logic Of events,
the revolution of the labor system OF
the South, and the necessity of contesting
the rights of trade with our Northern
friends, they have, with good Judgment
and enterprise established the business Of
packing, picking ard curing meats in this
city. They personally supervise the entire
details of the work, and are prepared to
supply customers with the best of every
article in the meat line. They otter
nothing of an inferior kind, and their
prices, compared with those of other mar
kets show that they are determined there
shall be no pretext TO go further North on
this score. We not only commend them
to the public, but congratulate the business
community on having an establishment IN
our midst calculated to contribute so much
TO the business independence of our State
and section. ca
The Pittsburgh and Cumberland, two
choice kinds Of coal, are advertised for
sale cheap by the Crock City Coal Office"
No. 81 Union street, and we commend the
gentlemen in charge thereof to the coal
buyers Of Nashville. They are determined
not to be outdone IN selling fine coal or
cheap coal. Their supply is large and
their terms liberal. They also keep su-
perior article of kindling-known as the
patent ignitible cob-oonVenient and
neat-by which any one can take match
and make FIRE in few minutes that burns
certainIy-the only article we have ever
seen without any objection for the purpose.
1t is a saving of lime, trouble and cost to
every household, and is indispensable win
ter and summer.
The price at which the Rock City Coal
Office" is selling and willing to sell their
excellent GOALS, will be appreciated by all
citizens who have been paying former high
prices for this important article of prime
necessity. Every one who needs coal OF
kiudling win look 10 the place afOrGing
the best articles at the lowest figures.
The attention OF citizens is particularly
called to the subject of street sprinkling
as presented in the case of /. w. Carpen-
ter, who drops hints and states facts that
should be considered by every one.
The eighteenth and spring session Of ST.
Cecilia's Academy opens on Monday
Feb, /.
The members oflhe Catholic Benevolent
Association meets this afternoon, at the Ca,
thredal, at o'clock. .l
Albert & Seeman have regular auction
sale to the trade tomorrow.
DIR: Paul F. Eve, having returned to the
city, offers his services in surgery and gen.
eral consultation.
The spring session ofW. L. Wards sem
mary for young ladies opens tomorrow
10 Spruce street. g. II e
DOlin & Spilz have opened new auc'
lion-house at No. % North College street
They are now prepared to receive con-
signments, and will have their first regular
auction sale on Saturday, Feb. 6. We-wish
them success.
Jacob Them will sell TO the trade to-
morrow a stock Of seasonabIe goods Of va
rious kinds.
Tennessee State and o. S. Bonds on
hand for immediate delivery to purchasers
at the Peoples Bank. For banking hours
and other information, see card of this
bank in another column.
The Tyrone leaves, as usual, on Tuesday
evening, at A O'Clock, for Cairo, ST. Louh
and New Orleans. t .sEtE al..
The Emma Floyd is up for Louisville
and Cincinnati Tuesday evening. gET.
See Bankrupt notices.