Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-12
New Advertisements.

As an evidence Of the increase Of the
wholesale trade Of Nashville, we mention
the business Of Messrp. EVans, Fife, Por-
ter & Co, wholesale dealers in dry-goods,
notions. etc. They purchased in July and
August last q very large stock Of goods,
filling their magnificent storehouse with
what they supposed would meet the de-
mands of their fall trade sales, but such |
has been the increase in their trade that
they found it necessary to purchase a
second stock, which they have just receiv.
ed and opened, fully equal to their earlier
purchase; and they now have sill in
creasing patronage making drafts upon
their late arrivals. Their stock now in
store, embracing an assortment Of goods
specially selected with reference 10 the
wants ofthe trade Of this section, is unEur-
passed anywhere. We take great pleas
ure in seeing and chronicling such unmis-
taxable signs of returning and advancing
prosperity in the Wholesale trade Of our
city. Let every one contribute his mite
of energy and capital TO push along the
ball.
Exchange on New York can be had al
the National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, at 81 per thou
sand.
Yeaiman Shields g. Co., will sell this
morning the largest and best stock OF
goods they have ever offered at auction.
THE DEERING COTTON PREss.-Any
planter wanting a cotton press will find 1t
to their advantage to call at T q Jones &
Co.'S, Agricultural Warehouse, corner of
Church and College streets, and see this
Justly celebrated press set up ready for
work, We subjoin what responsible gen.
uaman Of Arkansas says about this press,
and his certificate ia endorsed by ten Of
the leading merchants of his place.
This press as its name implies, stands
under the same roof with the gin; and with
it, therefore, the old work of tramping the
cotton into baskets and packing it out
through the mud and wind, is done away
with. Mr.. J T Key, of Searcy, Ark,
writes and his recommendation is endors'
ed by ten ofthe leading merchants of that
p!ace) 81 now use but two men about my
press; and with these make neat and good
bales Of SEQ lbs without any difficulty.
This contracts 50 favorably with the old
press, about which l generally had TO use
five or six hands, besides the mules, that
cannot be other than well satisfied"
A first class dress maker wanted to take
charge of the business, III Church street.
A comfortable dwelling in West Nash
willie for rent, the balance Of this and next
yesr.
Anderson, johnson & Smith on the 10Th
inst. have one of their superb sales of lots
in Edgefeld, eligibly located for homes or
investment. Free buses to the grounds
and free collation..
The St. Charles Hotel, New Orleans,
has been renovated and offers accommoda-
tions euual to the best days Of the past, to
yisitors to the chief city Of the South.
Those neat and portable stables Of the
Adams Express Company are to be sold at
auction, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Go and get bargain.
T. H. Jones & Co. have fac lot Of
Boughton seed wheaL at the very low price
Of s. per bushel.
Hon. Bale Peyton will cell at the race
track, on the Dist inst, lot of thorough
bred stock. The occasion will afford our
farmers fue opportunity to obtain the
best blood Of the country at reasonable
prices,
The furniture at the Leonard House is
to be sold, without reserve, at auction, on
Saturday next. 1t is an outfit for board
ing-house, and bargains can be had on
that occasion, at No. 20 South College
street.