Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-03
New Advertisements.

The residents of West End will find In
the West End Academy first-cas schOo
for their children. Mrs. Hoge, the Princi.
pal, is not only entirely competent, but
gives to children also the care and patience
in instruction that parent could if engaged
III their book instruction.
We refer TO the lust of Chancery sales for
Tuesday, Oct. /, by Nathaniel Baxter, Jr.,
Clerk and Master.
See notice of bankruptcy.
The Board of Manasers of the Tennes-
see Colored Fair have an attractive adver-
tlsement elsewhere. This fair opens on tie
10Th of September, and continues six days
The board offers 5,00) in cash premiums,
II be awarded on the last day. Nelson
Walker is the general agent, and has dis
posed of large number of tickets outside
of the city and State, and expects TO dis
pose Of the remainder at home. By buy
ing a season ticket at $I.50 secures admis-
sion to the fair during the week, and enti-
ties the holder to chance in the liberal
premiums offered.
Attention is called TO the grand real
estate distribution for the benefit of the
Confederate Cemetery at Murfreesboro, the
drawing to take place at Stevenson on the
Sd of next December. Real and personal
property amounting to S250,0G0 will be dis
tributed to the lucky ones. The tickets are
only IS. Green Morrow is the travelling
agent of the Memorial Association.
White cook wanted for three persons at
90 Church street.
Sawyer wanted for steam saw mill by
Walker & Wills, No. so Cherry street.
Cook and chambermaid wanted to 90
South. Call at McCiure's music store,
Union street.
Charles Luxford, 90 and "a Market
street, adveltises Strayed or stolen sorrtl
horse.
Gold bracelet lost for which liberal re-
ward is offered TO the finder by leaving it at
No. Union street.
Country bacon for sale at 49 North
Market street.
Chrome Lithograph for sale, see card.
Benton Snowden is a candidate for re-
election as Councilman from second ward.
Read nonresident notices in attachment
and original bills pending in the Chancery
Court at jamestown, by S. V. Bowden,
Clerk and Master.
Read the grand musical advertisement of
OF yer Ditson & Co., Boston, and Chas. II.
Ditson, New York, who invite all to exam
inc the new collection of music entitled
fully justifying what is claimed for it.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, for head
ache, biliousness, nervous tremOrs, consti-
patton, collie, heartburn, nausea, debility,
etc are advertised to-day.
Notice of Chaucery sale for October 8.
by Nathaniel Baxter, Jr., Clerk of the
Chancery Court at Nashville.
See notice of the University OF Nash
vile, the collegiate department and Mont
gomery Bell Academy of which institu-
ton opened yesterday.
VIM. E. AlcNeilly gives notice of his ap-
pointment as assignee Of w. 4. Bel in
bankruptcy.
Read the extensive advertisement of the
Grand Gift Concert, for the benefit of The
public library of Kentucky, which comes
off at Louisville, Sept. %. The managers
of this magnificent enterprise, which has
100000 of cash distribution, notify all
who wish to purchase tickets to do so at
once, as no delay will lie had in the draw
ing. Read the advertisement where the
merits are fully set forth.
Hugh Carroll is a candidate for Council
man from the Eighth Ward.
B. @. Wood is a candidate for Alderman
from the Sixth Ward.
Meeting Of Nashville Commsndery to-
night.
Additional nonresident notices by S. V.
Bowden, Clerk and Master of the Chancery
Court at jamestown.