Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-28
NeH AdHertisements.

Messrs. Lindsleys g. Brown are agents for
the Equitable Life Assurance Society Of
New York, in this city The business of
the Society last year was Sal $4,000 the
argest Of any company in the world.
Buy your cologne from LilIard, chemist
and drugg st, corner Church and Vine.
AN extra fine article for Is cents per pint
Call and examine 1t.
Lindsey s. Brown, 90 North College
street, are general agents Of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society Of the United
States, which grants endowment policies at
ordinary life rates.
John Gilgan g. Co., Trade Palace, Il
Public Spare, are opening new, seasonable
and beautiful goods, to which the attention
Of the ladies is especially invited.
E. q j. Northman, 20 Public Square, In
making preparations for change of firm,
desire to close out their present stock as
rapidly as possible, and with this view have
marked down prices to suit the occasion.
A. c. Carter, 80 Union street, dealer in
fine liquors, ETC., warrants his stock as pure
as made and imported. He makes fair
offer to submit the excellence of his stock
to a practical test with that of any other
Establishment
Beersheba Springs, s. NJ. Scott & Co.,
proprietors, will be opened for the accom-
mediation Of guests on the 10th Of June.
Numerous perfect and beautiful speci-
mems of the Photographic art are to be seen
at the gallery of c. W. Prior, corner of
Summer and Church streets.
w. 81. johnson is a candidate for Clerk
Of the Criminal Court.
John NJ. Mckee, Jr., Deputy Criminal
Court Clerk, is a candidate for Clerk of
that Court.
J.H. Burke, of the 9th district, is can
didste for Tailor.
Good mich COW and heifer for sale at 90
South College.
Charles Schott, No. SO South College,
gives instructions in descriptive geometry,
perspective drawing, etc.
On and after tomorrow the trains of the
Tennessee and Pacific Railroad will arrive
and depart as noted in the published
schedule.
Special meeting of the County Court next
Saturday.
Arlington, Farrar & Weakley sell next
Thursday frame dwelling on North Col
lege street.
Beulah Lodge meets Monday night.
-Four candidates for Sheriff and eight can
didates for Tailor, agree to submit their
claims to a County Convention to be held
on the 25th of May.
See notification of interest to the credi-
tors of r. T. Kirkpatrick & Co.
Arlington, Farrar g. Weakley have for
sale, cheap, neat cottage in Edgeheld.
Yeatman, Shields & Co., sell at auction,
next Wednesday, dry goods, clothing, hats,
boJts, etc.
Ely & Whiteside, the fashionable dealers
In gentlemen's furnishing goods, No. Al
Cherry street, advertise in to-day's issue a
good style of shirts, which are offered at re-
duced prices. See their cut.
g. Rice & Co. the merchant princes. ad-
vertise silk grenadines, fans, parasols, silks,
Htc., al of which are offered at prices to smt
the times.
Read card of J. W. Dolbear, lOS Church
street.
Cologne advertised by LiIlard, corner
Church and Vine streets.
d. B. Hicks,81 corner Bank and Printers
alley, adyertises his well known Common
Sense Ice Chests, and supplies all persons
wanting ice with Marrow Bone and Lake
ica.
Ice cream freezers, water and beer coolers,
ice chests, crystal spring filters, ETC., at
Phillips, Buttorf & Co.'s, % College street
Great bargains In dress goods, linens,
parssOls and fans at Oh. Richheimer &
Co.'S, 46 College street, where have Just
been received 1000 yards yard wide linen
for sacks, and any amount of gloves.
India mattlngs and floor oil cloths over
q. Rice & Co.'S, by B. T. Brown, who also
has three-ply Brussels and Ingram carpets
for sale.
Crawford & Co, of the Central Auction
House, No. T6 Church street, have a very
attractive card among our new advertise
ments, announcing that on Wednesday, the
first day Of May, they will sell a large varie-
ty Of seasonable goods, including Dolly
NardeRs, etc. Ladies should read the
card