Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-25
New Advertisements.

We would call the attention of our bust
ness men 10 the financial statement of the
American Central Insurance Company, of
st. Louis, on our second page. This COM
pauy has quite recently been admitted to
business in our State, having paid the tax
and made the deposit required by our law.
We desire to give this institution more than
a passing notice, it being one of the most
progressive, having paid an amount equal
to its capital to the great Chicago cOnhagra-
ton and now presents a solid 1nlinpdtred
statement TO its patrons, SO per cent (which
is solid cash. The company has already
secured a prominent position among our
business men prominent among whom are
Messrs. Hart & Hensley, Hamilton u Gun
bingham, Fishel Bro, and w. B. Dortch,
ESQ. One of the most commendable
features, and one that most interests insur-
ers is, the company have deposited with the
Comptroller $4,000 of the United States
coin bonds, for the protection of policy
holders. Further information can be had
by applying to the agents, Peck IL CaEill,
No. 80 Union street.
The Equitable Fire Insurance Company
of Nashville having an authorized capital
of 81 ,000 900, and a subscribed capital of
SS5O,O00, presents an attractive statement
of equitable, prompt, and large payments
made to A. NJ. Perine d Co., Ewing u { o.
and Noel and Platter for losses sustained by
the late fire on South Market street, this
city. The prompt payment of $4,000 to
sufferers by the great fire Of Jan. p, 1872,
is of itself, to say nothing of the reliable
gentlemen connected with this company,
sufficient to recommend it to the public.
We invite attention TO the new advertise
ment of Furman & Co., No. 1 Hicks
Block, where is to be found large assert
ment of foreign and domestic dry goods,
the elegance and style Of which are only
surpassed by their cheapness of price and
the courtesy of the pleasant gentlemen con-
nected with this firm. Buyers will consult
their interest by giving this stock thor
ough examination.
J. b. Hamlin, of Edgefeld junction,
Davidson county, advertises the largest APP
iary in the South. In addition to bees of
all kinds he has the celebrated Italian bees
in Langstroth's movable hive. Parties
wishing to procure bees should read his
card and govern themselves acCoI dinghy.
Hurley g. Glascock % and IS Broad
street, have another consignment of North
ern seed oats which they offer for sale at
cheap prices. Farmers wishing seed of
any kind should send their address for a
catalogue.
Ross, Gale & Thomas, agents at No. 4
Maxwell House, publish to-day statement
Of the United States branch of the North
British and Mercantile Insurance Com
pany of London and Edinburgh, shO wing
The comPany's assets and liabilities, with
the Comptroller's certificate attached there
to. The card is interesting and instruc-
tive.
Auction sale of Italian statuary and works
of art imported from Florence, Wednesday
at % p. m, at No. 3 North Cherry street,
by Barnes q Co., aUctiOneers.
Last winters sale of staple and fancy
dry goods, clothing and miscellaneous goods
by Yeatman. Shields q Co, commencing
at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
Arlington, Farrar K Weal1leY offer good
two story brick residence.
$50 reward, by d. Coleman, 81 South
College street, for the recovery Of a flea
bitten gray horse.
Experienced gardener wanted at HOrti-
cultural Garden.
MilIiner wanted at 1873 Church street.
Situation as housekeeper and teacher
wanted. Address S. NJ, this office.
James Mahan, 80 Cedar street, advertises
a sorrel mare strayed or stolen.
Family carriage for sale. Call at POole's
Gallery, corner Cherry and Union streets.
Flowering plants in bloomat Hall * Lau-
rents.
Yeast powders, snow liniment, and
Buist's garden seeds, at Minchin's, 1874
South Spruce street.
Read the time card Of the ST. Louis,
Memphis and Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line,