Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-05
New Advertisements.

1t is with feelings Of pride that we view
the rise Of great commercial city. For
the past four years, the wholesale mer-
chants Of this city have made great efforts TO
regain the trade which they had before the
war. They have succeeded in doing this,
and also in extending their lines far into
Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi.
To-day we lay before our readers the
card of Messrs A. G. Adams & Co., from
which il will be seen that they have shoes
and hats in quantity ard variety sufficient
TO meet the demands of the trade of this
and the adjoining States.
We were shown through their stock, but
not being experienced in that line of BUSH
ness we cannot attempt TO describe il mi
nutely. On the 6rst floor is lineof mems
kip boots and balls, which in extent appears
to us enough TO shoe the armies of the
world. Their ladies' sewed and pegged
work is also on this floor, and from their
assortment they can suit the fat footed
"Belle de Antique" or the petite Belle OF
the Grecian bend. The other floors OF
their store is devoted 10 boys, misses, and
children's shoes Their stock of hats is
displayed on the second floor, and EN-
braces all the late styles and coiors. Most
of this stock was delivered at sc cents per
100 pound freight, from Boston, which
with the other light expenses of deliver
ing 10 Nashville, enables them to sell as
low as any Northern jobbers.
If you want choice spices go to w. D.
Kline's, Masonic Hall. Call and exam
inc and you will find them superior to
any ever brought 10 this city.
Any one finding a lady's hair breastpir
lie directed to read city notices and bring
il to this Office.
The special attention of the Represents
lives elect is directed to the announcement
of Capt. NJ. L. Higgins, of Dickson county
who is candidate for Doorkeeper Of the
Housep
We take pleasure in directing the atten'
ton of our readers, especially the ladies
to the card of Mrs. Bohan, No. So Unior
street. Mrs. B. is prepared to execute al
work in her line at short notice, in The
latest and most fashionable style. She has
an extensive stock of goods on hand thai
cannot fail to suit the most fastidious taste
Give her call.
In another column will be found the
advertisement of Messrs. james Wheles;
4 Co., cotton factors and commission mer-
chants. In asking the attention of plant.
era, who have cotton TO ship, it is needless
for us to speak of the long experience and
business qualifications of this firm, which
are fayorsbly and extensively known to
the commercial people of this State. We
wish them abundant success, and We are
satisfied their patronage will be liberal.
Wards Seminary has again opened
under the most favorable auspices. This
deserving institution is largely patronized
By consulting the city notice column, we
lind that the new teacher of painting anc
drawing has arrived.
See notices in bankruptcy.
James w Hamilton, as trustee, adver
tises farm for sale on the Charlotte pike
five miles from the city. For Particular
read his advertisement,
Travellers having occasion 10 stop q
Louisville will find good accommodation
at the Spurrier House.
The first fall sale by Yeatman, Shield
d Co., on Wednesday, Sth of September.
VIM Stephens is a candidate for Crimi
nal Court Clerk.
JR Vensble is a candidate for Messeu
ger Of the Senate Of the Tennessee Legisla
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