Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-19
NeU adHerfisemenIs.

There is always something to be gained
by reading the new advertisements. Phil
lips, Buttorff & Co., manufacturers and
dealers in stoves, tinware, castings, ETC.,
have an attractive announcement else
where.
Arlington, Farrar & Weakley furnish
real estate, bulletins free containing
full list of the property they have for sale.
Barnes, Spitz & Co. announce their last
sale Of marble statusry on Monday even
ing at o'clock.
See insolvent notice of 7. S. Easley, ad-
illustrator.
See the notice of Mrs. J. G. Barry, re-
lsting to the orphans fair. Her table will
contain many handsome articles.
RJas A. Mcclure has Just received at his
Temple Of Music another assortment of
pisnos from the reno wned makers, Stein
way & Sons, Dunham & Sons and Haines
Brothers
Joseph W. Allen, Cashier and Trustee
OF the Union Bank, gives notice that
stock dividend of four dollars on each
share Of stock will be paid on and after the
10th day of April next.
The largest stock Of good window glass
in the city is at W. d. Kline's, Druggist,
st. Cloud corner.
Barnes, Spitz & Co, will have their clo-
sing out sale of marble statuary, Monday
evening at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Weed has Just returned from New
York and has all the Spring Styles at n.
High street, near Church
Messrs. Thompson Bros. Il Kelly mean
business, when they have the finest stock
of spring dress goods, chintz, percales etc,
ever offered in Nashville.
Kirkpatrick d Co., So College street,
are in receipt OF one of the most superb
stocks Of well selected tocks of silks,
grenadines, etc., and every variety of su-
peFior goods ever brought to this market,
hich they offer cheaper than the cheap
est.
We ask special attention to the card of
J. Z. Golladay, addressed to the public in
our city notices this morning We IN
hesitatingly and from personal knowledge,
vouch for the correctness of the state
msnts made. The prizes he offers are
first hand, first-clsss and genuine articles,
purchased at first-class establishments.
His drawings are fairly conducted, he hav-
ing no control over them whatever His
next drawing takes place at Greensboro,
with brilliant list of prizes. Send 81
and get ticket, or S. and get six. Ad-
dress J. r. Golladsy, Bowling Green, Ky.
We ask special attention to the adver-
tisement of Messrs. Peake, Opdycke Co,
N. 7. They are importing the finest al
pacas in the country.
Don't fail to read the advertisement of
Joseph Beckhaus of Philadelphia. They
are manufacturers of all kinds of carriages,
phetors, rnckaways, ETC., of the best
quality In America
Peake, Opdycke Il Co., Broadway New
York, have the largest assortment, and the
best in the metropolis, Of silk finished
black pure mohRir. See advertisement
headed ''beaver brand"
Particular attention is directed to the
conspicuously displayed advertisement of
Nessrs. Hicks, Houston & Co., exclusive
wholesale dealers, No. As Public Square,
in china, queensware, glass, etc. They
are also agents for the patent jelly cups,
fruit lars, etc. They keep the best and
most brilliant coal oil burners in use, as
well as chimneys, shades, etc. Their
stock is one Of the most complete ever
brought TO Nashville.
See notice OF DR.. L. L. Coleman, 1928
North College street
Magnificent boots and shoes at the lowest
pricas at John Holahan's, "a North College
street.
The Kate Putnam is the Louisville and
Cincinnati steamer at II o'clock to-mor-
row.
Mrs. s. n. Murphy wants a girl to do
general homework.
Attention is called to the advertisement
Of our enterprising dry goods house, G.
Rioe d Co. 1t is useless to refer TO any
particular article in their line. The assort-
nent is large and complete and embraces
everything that can be called for, all goods