Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-05
New Advertisements.

Every wear adds new features and attrac-
lions 20 our wholesale trade, and as the sea-
IONS come and GO, we find changes not only
beneficial to the trade st large, bu: Of bene-
fit tothe dealer who visits this market TO IL
spect the stocks. Only 4 few years ago,
there was z mixing up Of little OF every
thing connected with the i0bblDg business.
Now specially is the word, or IN other
words, every branch Of trade is beginning
L. have the necessary amount q
foundation to stand by itself uEaided
by the variety that was once adopted Is the
sure means Of success. Among the new
firms added 10 the enterprising wholesale
trade of Nashville, is that Of JENNINGS,
GOoDBAR & Co, dealers in bats, caps, la
dies and misses trimmed bats and trunks.
The members Of this firm, let i be Uud3r-
stood, are not strangers TO the country
dealer, but simply experienced merchants
In a new business. Mr.. Jennings was for
long time connected with the house Of
Evans, Fife, Porter & Co, and Maj.
GOodbar is late of the well-knOwn
house Of Bolivar H. Cooke & Co. Seeing
the necessity Of another house devoted to
3her line Of business, they accepted the
situation, and are candidates for popular
favor. Il Is only necessary to go through
their mammoth establishment To ascertain
that they have started out IN earnest. Their
stock and assortment is a mammoth one,
and embraces every variety known in Their
speciality. In mems and boys hats, they
can exhibit over seven hundred different
STYLES. not to say anything Of the 8ttrac
tive n Of ladies' and misses trimmed hats,
selected from the most prominent marts Of
fashion in the country. No dealer eau eX-
anime their immense stock, without being
satisfied that the greatest good taste has
been displayed in its purchase, and that in
quality there are few houses in this or any
other country, that can equal it. The
country trade should by all means give this
firm a call.
Yeatmsn, Shields & Co. sell a choice
line of staple dry goods and varieties this
morning.
Read dissolution notice of Grewar & Hen
derson7s partnership. The business viii
hereafter be carried on by David Grewar
at Nos. 81 and "a Church street. While
many patrons regret to hear of Mr.. Hen
delson retiring, they will be pleased to know
that Mr. David Grewar continues the bust
ness and is clever and obliging as ever.
L. G.. Noel, NJ. D. d. d. s., offers his
professional services to those Of the public
who need dental improvement. His office
is with DR.. Morgan, No. y North High
street.
Tyrone for Cairo Wednesday, at P. N.
Read the advertisement of the celebrated
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which are
used for all masked cases Of ague and peri
odic disorders.
In to davis paper will lie found report
of the condition of the Fourth National
Bank. The proper legal certificate accom-
plnying the affidavit of John PorteTleld,
Cashier, attested by the Directors, shows
this bank TO be in a tloUrishln5 condition
We respectfully call attention Of the public
10 their statement, which bespeaks the
financial success Of this institution.
The Second National Bank has its report
in to-day's paper showing the condition and
business dOinGs up to the 27th of February,
1872. This bank presents a good report,
accompanied by the affidavit of the cashier
and the attestatiOn Of the directors with
The ceIt ficate Of the Notary Public. We
are glad to see this bank III healtsy con-
dition.
The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia.
Go there.
equaled. ~,
Try DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
coyeTy.
The United States Hotel, Louisville.
Browns Bronchial Troches.
New chintzes have just been oFeued b.
Thompson Bros. & Kelley-the very thing
for spring wear.
TIE Third National Bank to-day pre-
seuts the public with a report Of Us fnan-
clal affairs, which make good exhibit OF
solid business management. Tbs affidavit
of the cashier, attested as correct by the