Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-03
New ADVERTISEMENTS.

r. 7. kirkpatrick, & Co. have Just
opened their fresh stock of seasonahle
dry goods, staple goods, table linens,
towels, napkins, linen sheetings, quilts,
hosiery, gloves, and dress goods. This
stock was purchased in New York by the
senior member of this firm, during the late
decline in prices, and viii be sold as low
as ever offered in this market. The we'll
known Judgment and good taste of this
firm is amply manifested in the elegance
and beauty of these goods, which are equal
to any ever brought here. A turn through
the store. and investigation Of prices, re-
minds one of the times before the war,
when Nashville stood among the first In the
Union in fashion, and the SURPRISING good
taste and Judgment which supplied the de-
mand of our extensive trade in dress goods.
The attention of artists, amateurs, and
citizens in general, is invited to the sale of
a large collection of oil paintings, by the
best modern artists, to be made by Yeat-
man, Shields & Co., commencing Thurs
day and continuing Friday next. These
paintings embrace collection of over one
hundred and fifty of the Belgian, Dussel-
dorf, French and American schools of paint
ing Copies of the same pictures have
been exhibited and sold in other cities, and
have received the greatest commentator
of the press. They will be on free exhibit
ton on Wednesday.
See advertisement of the meeting of the
State Medical Society.
The fine passenger steamer Lawrence
viii leave Tuesday. See advertisement.
A splendid opportunity is offered by
S. E. Stevens to farmers, draymen, black
smith, etc, to lay in fine stock of imple-
-, Al.
fact person could imagine in that line of
goods. The sale will positively come off
to enable him to close business. Read
advertisement.
We have the pleasure this morning in
presenting to the public new and sub
stantial enterprise, The 'Mutual Benefit
Life Association of Tennessee" chartered
by the present Legislature. This institu-
ton is under the control, management and
supervision Of some of the most substan-
tisl and enterprising of our citizens whose
regulations will at once enable this institu-
ton to take its proper position among the
permanent and well organized institutions
of the day. See advertisement.
Yeatman, Shields & Co. advertise large
spring sale for Tuesday and Wednesday.
John II Williams, general agent, gives
notice among our new advertisements Of
the annual stated meeting of the stock
holders of the Tennessee Agricultural and
Mechanical Association. Read advertise
ment
Marketers and shippers of strawberries
and small fruit should read the city notice
of j. B. Matthews, agent
Among our new advertisements this
morning viii be found the business card of
the enterprising firm of Campbell & Spire,
importers and wholesale and retail dealers
in china, crockery and glass ware. In con-
sequence of the late decline in gold, they
make considerable reductions in prices
See advertisement.
S. G. Wood advertises 80, 600 strawberry
plants for sale. His success in raising
Strawberries enables him TO recomend his
plants. See advertisement on second
page.
On the second page among this morn
ing's advertisements viii be found the re-
port of the condition of the Third National
Bank at the close of business March "a,
1870.
Read advertisement Of Mad. Stuart,
Medical Clairvoyant.
The person who found roll Of money
between Church and Deaderick, will re-
ceive a reward, substantial, besides an easy
conscience guaranteed
The public of all ages sizes and sexes,
will find shoes and boots to fit and please,
at satisfactory prices, at the Eagle Shoe
Store, No. "A North College street.