Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-03
New Adyerfisemnnfs.

If you would readily find purchasers and
renters OF real estate, or promptly direct
public attention to new inventions and
other matters in which the people are in
terested, or wish to sell goods, groceries,
drugs, etc, as rapidly as they can be re-
ceiyed, advertise in the UNION AND AMERI
CAN. This is the unfailing way to ga front
seat"
An advertisement IN our columns has
informed our readers that MIR Charles w
Smith mas sold his drug store, corner of
Church and Vine streets to Messrs.
Lillard & Snively. Mr.. Snively has beer
connected with the house for long time,
and won the esteem Of its numerous
patrons by his Uniform courtesy and at
tentiveness. Mr. Lillard is well ard IA
military known as the proprietor of Lii
lard's Pharmacy, an institution" which
has attained an euviable reputation
amongst the medical profession, and the
public generally. He is one of the safest
and most methodical business men in our
midst, punctual, straightforward, and of
the strictest integrity. More than this, he
is q gentleman of culture, graduate of tho
most eminent School of Pharmacy in the
United States, profound thinker, and pa
tent, earnest investigator. As practical
analytical chemist, We have never met
with his superior, and we say this after
having had occasion to avail ourselves of
his services. He will have charge of the
prescription department of the new firm,
and physicians and patients may rely upon
the accuracy of his compromising.
A grand picnic excursion takes place to-
morrow at Priestly's Spring up the river
The eIcurslonists go and return on the
rrpOH Ctaaraar ITur.,Ira which
Broad street wharf at and IL o'clock.
E. & J. Northman, on the Square, invite
the attention Of the ladies' to their large
stock of splendid white goods, TO be sold
cheaper than ever.
j. Charles Young, agent of the Bartlett
Sewing Machine, calls attention to the sew
eral points of excellence possessed by this
remarkable auxiliary to industry.
VIM. Gray is a candidate for Magistrate
in the city district
The famous circus and menagerie com.
bination of Col C. T. Ames is TO exhibit
in Edgetield on Monday, July II.
Tomorrow being the Fourth, no freight
will be received for shipment by the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad
Douglas, Son & Co., at the mammoth
depository on North Market street. have
abundant room and complete protection
for storing grain or goods of any doscrip-
ton.
Yeatman, Shields & Co will, on Tues
day next, commencing at nine O'Clock.
make n closing ont sale of fine ard season. !
able dry goods
Samuel Scoggins has become a partner
with Burgess, Hughes * Fraley, and the |
style of the new firm viii be Burgess,
Hughes & Co.
The copartnersLip hitherto existing be-
tween VIM. Heavier and Henry Gray, in |
the nursery business, has been dissolved |
10y mutual consent
No freights VIII be received tomorrow |
for shipment over the Nashville and Chat
tanooga or the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroads
E. Il. Baldwin, the efficient teacher of
music, is prepared to give lessons on the
violin or guitar. Orders will reach him
through DCnnan's or McClures Music
store.
II. S. Young, Clerk and Master of the
Chancsry Court at Lafayette, makes legal
notification Of importance to the parties
Tho steamer Lawrence is to leave at
noon to morrow, for Evansville and Gin
cinnati.