Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-05
New Advertisements.

The spring announcement OF the enter
prising firm of Evans, Fife, Porter and
Co, wholesale dealers in dry goods, will
be found in our advertising columns this
morning. We have looked through their
mammoth house, and find their stock large
and complete The basement is piled mp
with boxes containing duplicate goods,
such as Jeans, bleached cottons, prints, and
. in fact all the styles. In going through
the first story OF ground floor, our atten-
ton was directed to the immense piles Of
brown cottons, sheetings and shlrtlngs,
tickings, linens, plaid cottons apron
checks, prints, etc, that occupy the long
line Of tables running from front 10 rear.
Along the entire right hand side Of this
room, which is 100 feet deep, VIII be
seen all the latest novelties In tie
notion line, and the stock IN this partlcu-
lar ia very attractive. The other side Of
the room is devoted to hosiery ard gloves,
which are to be seen il immense variety.
In the second story one side Is devoted 10
ribbons and trimming, and the other 10
white goods and dress goods, the styles of
which are very attractive The cashmere
department is also IN this room, and en-
brsces an assortment that cannot fail to
please. The third story contains shirts,
-
full line of millinery goods, hats. trim
mirgs, etc. Altogether the stock is one cf
the largest ever brought to this market,
and will be fully appreciated by the coun-
try dealer when be comes forward to make
his selections. We commend this firm TO
the trade at large.
Among our new adveTtif ements this
moi ming will be found that Of NJ. @. Foulk,
who has recently fitted up an extensive
carriage maEUfactory at No. 81 Broad
street. The establishment has been pat IN
excl lent trim, and the appointments show
that it has been arranged by man of
practical knowledge in such things. Mr..
Foulk was formerly a member OF the firm
of Allen 4 Co., where ne was engaged in
business for seventeen years. He is one
of our very best workmen, and vi hal
very clever gentleman, and deseTvt of
all the patronage that may be bestowed on
him.
Dr. w. H. Morgan has returned TO his
practice in the city. See card.
The Tyrone is the steamer for Cairo at {
p. NJ tomorrow.
The Umpire is the Upper Cumberland
river packet at 4 P. N. Monday.
See pages 23S and 239 new City Directs
orr.
Special attention is directed to the City
Notice OF DR.. Morimore. He has attained
eminence in the diseases which he treats
go successfully.
Fine seamless kids, ladies' scarfs
splendid spring dress goods, and superb
stock of bleached goods and brown shest-
ings, at G. Rice Il Co.'S.
LADY clerks wanted at the Dollar Store.
The finest pure drugs are dispersed at
the well known and reliable dug store Of
Hendershot', on Public Square, by polite
careful and experienced clerks.
The finest fancy card pictures, cheaper
than the cheapest, at SingletOns
A practical druggist wants g situation.
Address ''B at this office.
Members of Trabue Lodge, No 10, /
90 F., are requested to meet at Old
Fellows Hall, a! l! o'clock, TO attend tae
funeral of John TardIff.
B.R IMcKennie, two miles, on the Calls
tin pike, has l20, 600 superior strawberry
plants, of every variety, for sale.
See notice of large front parlor, etc, FOL
rent. go,
Messrs. Yeatman, Shields & Co. will
have their first spring sale of dry goods
etc, at 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning. They
always give bargains.
Rhea. Smith & 90. have received q lo
of superior Pennsylvania seeds, white
oats, etc.
Nashville Council No. /, 1. L. and s, n
are notified Of a meeting tomorrow night.
Dr.. L. L. Coleman, Office No. 324 Cher
~ street. has 20 superior in special di'
eases See advertisement.
Everybody should now be on their guai'
against the great danger of malarious dis
esseg by using Mishlers Bitter7.