Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-24
New Advertisements.

The National Savings Company; corner
Union and College streets, and doing a re
gular exchange and banking business.
They receive deposits and allow interest
thereon; they buy and sell exchange on
New York, Cincinnati and New Orleans;
they furnish drafts in amounts to suit, on
London, Dublin and all parts of Germany;
they keep for sale Government and other
Securities; and they buy and sell on orders
gold, bonds, etc, on commission.
See the advertisement of special trains
to the Rutherford county fair at M1rfrees.
boro, commencing on the Goth inst. Tick
cts from Nashville to the Fair Grounds,
including admission and return to Nash
vile, have been placed at the low price of
two dollars. This will enable all to attend.
Mason & Hosdly's new method for the
piano forte is a great step in advance, and
is a grand book to those desiring to learn
the delightful art.
Two hundred dollars q month made by
selling white wire clothes lines. See adj.
yertisement
Messrs. Hart & Hensley, No. ~ South
Market street, are agents for the mills and
are in constant supply of the most cele-
brated brands of -four. See their adver-
tisement.
The well known and popular Merchants
Exchange Restaurant under the manage
ment of those tasteful and superb gentle
men Messrs JOnnard Brothers is open for
the full season in magnificent style. 1t is
abundantly supplied with fish, game and
all the dehcacies Of the season. TIE best
of Baltimore oysters always on hand, as well
as the finest wines and liquors.
See advertisement of Samuel c. Mar
shall, United States Deputy Collector, No.
81 Cedar street It will be seen that some
valuable property will be exposed to pub
lie sale
James H. Brantley, our efficient City
Marshal, advertises his proclamation that
all saloons will be closed to day. Let ev-
BY one see that the proclamation is COM
piled with.
Don't fail to read the city notice headed
''Old Reliable" 1t means Just what II
says j. R Golladay's drawings are cid
established and reliable, always giving sat
isfaction. His thirty ninth monthly draw
ing will take place Monday night, Sept
%. There is a tide in the affairs of men,
which, if taken at the food, leads on to
fortune. All who have not bought tickets
can yet do so in this brilliant scheme.
There is a premium of $1,000 in green
backs; diamonds worth $1,000; diamond
set, $500; horse, buggy and harness, $500;
a piano, $500, and near 500 other prizes.
Tickets ST., or for six s.. Address ]. r.
Golladay, Bowling Green, Ky.
See the advertisement of Messrs Lande
& Brother. They have now at No. p Pub
lie Square a complete stock of furs. hats
and gents furnishing goods, at the very
lowest prices.
Special attention is asked to the adver-
tsement of Messrs. Collins, Wethenll L
Co, wholesale seed growers, Philadelphia.
They have every variety of selected gar
den, field and flower seeds
II YOU want 10 invest a dollar profitably,
send it to Packard & Co, Cincinnati, and
get a watch, piano or something else.
The United States Hotel is growing in
favor at Louisville and elsewhere
William Z Demoss is announced as a
candidate for the Lower House Of the next
Legislature from Davidson county.
Clay Roberts Is announced this morning
as a candidate for hoater from this Floate-
rial district at the ensuing election.
Read the important resident notice
OF Justice I d Cas5etty in this issue.
Attention is directed to the proclamation
of Gov Senter In another column. 1t will
be seen that he offers a reward of 5000 for
the apprehension Of the negro, Charles
Wilson, who recently shot and SO severely
wounded Mrs Rosa A Martin, of Shelby
county.
A few single gentlemen can procure good
board at cheap rates at No, % North Spruce
street. See city notice.
Read the reply Of w H. billiard in the
city notice column to those who have call
ed on him to become a candidate for the
Legislature 1t will be seen that he sub
Inits his claims to a Convention.
Those who have used Wheeler & Wilson
sewing machine for years feel that they
cannot say enough In its praises
The Sozodont IS the best remedy for the
teeth.
Save the pieces by using Spalding's glue.
Mrs. Whitcomb's syrup Is the very best
for children.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
will prevent the hair from turning gray.
Messrs. Ely & Whitesides, those eneT-
getic and tasteful merchants, always mp
with the times, have received at their es-
adjustment, No. Al Cherry street, an
elegant and superb lot of the latest styles
Of superior and fashionable hats, caps, etc.
Their stock embraces all the finest varis
ties, and has never been exeelled in the
city. They sell. too, at remarkably low
prices. They have all the latest articles of
neck wear also on hand. See their city
notices
Thst emporium Of fashion and ladies' ba-
Ear, Mrs Iynes' wsil-kuowu millinery es-
Establishment, No 1913 Church street, is the
head quarters of the ladies'. Mrs Tynes has
surpassed herself this season, and has filed
her shelves with the most elegant stock of
goods in her line ever brought 90 the ma
ket Read her advertisement
Those iE want of books vii be sure to
read the great advertisements of the great
sale of 900 volumes by those excelsior
auctioneers. Messrs Barnes Il Spitz, com
mencing on Wednesday night, Oct ;, at
their auction rooms No. 81 North College
street. This is one of the finest andlargest
collections of books in the State, embrac-
ing rare and valuable books upon legal,
scientific, general and miscellaneous sub
iects. The books are opel TO the iuspec-
ton of those who desire to see them be-
tween this and the day Of sale. Read the
advertisement and don't let the opportunity
pass.