Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-06
New Advertisements.

The attention Of the insuring public is
specially called TO the statement ofthe Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford,
published elsewhere in to-day's paper. No
insurance company is better entitled to the
confidence ofinsurers than the ''Old Hart
ford,n who, for more than half a century,
has inteIposed her protecting shield be-
tween her policy holders and the destruc-
tive element of fire. The great fires of
New York, Portland and Chicago, in all of
which she was largely represented, have
failed 10 interrupt her career Of usefulness,
or tarnish her reputation for fair dealing.
The Hartford is represented by Messrs.
Ross, Gale s. Thomas No. Cherry street,
wnJ are amongst our most successful and
enterprising underwriters, and whose
prOnptness in taking care of the interests Of
friends and patrons committed to their
chsrge-one year AGO, after the Chicago
calamity, without either loss or charge to
them-is doubtless remembered by all.
Capt J. b, Atwood. business agent of he
Marshall's TycOonJ apanese Troupe, is inthe
city and has engaged the opera house for
Thursday aud Friday nights next for the
wonderful enter ailments ofthe troupe.
Arlington, Farrar & Weakley offer for
sale a two story frame residence in free
territory.
Nashville Council No. meeting Monday
night
II. Spitz has attractive auction sale to-
morrow.
Passengers conveyed to the Fair during
the week by street railroad at ten cents.
Large Fall trade sale by YeatmaD,
Shields & Co, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Two valuable farms for sale-one in
Marry and the other in Williamson county.
Kircher & Atiener, the popular clothing
merchants, Market street, have full stock
for gents youths and boys, and large line of
cloths, cassimers and vestings, which will
be made up TO order with dispatch.
Crawford s. Co. have a peremptory sale
Of dry goods, cfoaks, shawls, etc., on We'd
nesday next.
New goods received daily at the Dollar
Store.
John Gilgan & Co, the popular dry goods
merchants, continue their closing out sale,
and bargains are to be had.
All the new style hats JUS received By
Ely Il Whlteside.
Two unfurnished rooms On Grundy
street for rent.
Fine closed carriage for sale at Tealey's
stables.
A situation as hoasekeeper in hotel,
clearinghouse or private family waatad
by lady. $500
A sober, industrious boot and shoemaker
wanted at Dresden.
a cook wanted.
Call ca J. w. Dolbear and receive a COM
nereiai business education.
We direct attention to the advertisement
Of +. N. Allen, carriageimanufacturer. BE
has fine assortment of vehicles on exhi-
bitiOn, and makes buggies ard barouches
70 order on short notice. ...
ShaWls, scarfs, silks, dress goods, ETC.,
Just received by G. Rice & Co.
Fine furniture for sale low by Weakley
d Warren.
Pools on the trotting races TO be sold at
the Maxwell House during the week.
See advertisement in city notice column
OF Alex Hogan, Union street.
New classes opened this week by ..
W. Dolbear.
DR.. Thorton's English Liver and Blood
medicine.
Go to the Eagle Shoe Store, Public
Square, and examine the late arrivals.
Opening day of millinery at Mrs. j. G.
Barry's, ~ Union street, tomorrow.
Genuine Ottoman shaWls in Roman and
Geneva stripes at Ncrthmau's, but the
greatest novelty in shawls is the Orient.
The State Fair tickets will all be sold in
a few days. Apply.at once TO A. B. Foster.
9 North Cherry street.