Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-10
New AdVertisemenIs.

The recurrence of G. Rice & Co.'S Spring
opening, has again called upon them to sur
pass the extraordinary success which has
crowned their efforts at preceding sales, the
genuine character of which viii be fresh il
the public mind. Their ever growing pro-
gress, however, proving as it does, the solid
basis upon which their business is founded,
has only served to call into still more active
exercise every faculty, force and power
which they have at their command. No
lady should make a purchase without first
inspecting their tremendous stock, which for
prices and quality stand Unequalled. Sam
pies sent by mail on application. Country
merchants whould do well to give them a
cal. See their advertisement.
In to-d2y's paper appears an advertise
ment of the Nashville Industrial Exposi-
ton, accompanied with cut of the extern
sive building as recently enlarged to double
its former size. The unparalleled success
of this Exposition last year has induced our
citizens to subscribe -liberslly toward the
second opening on the LIST of May cOntinu-
ing to the LIST of June. With an energetic
Board ofAfanagers, representing the various
branches of trade, agriculture and mechan-
ical skill, the second exhibition of the indus
Vi lCulltSoCC dilu vi AllC - III
ted States will not fail to be one of magnii-
cence in its display and conducive Of mate
rial good in developing the resources,
encouraging art, trade, and all rival
department of mechanical science, etc.
Look at the cut and read the advertise
ment.
Hicks, Houston & Co. announce through
the medium of our advertising lumns,
that they are now receiving and opening at
Hicks China Hall, 81 North College stree
a spring stock of imported English, French
and German queensware, china and glass,
together with American goods, silver-plated
aad Britannia ware, Jappanned tin, zinc
wares, etc. They also have a complete
stock of hotel, bar, saloon and restaurant
fixtures and furniture, table cutlery, etc,
They certainly have one Of the richest
most elegant and attractive stocks Of goods
ever in our city.
Read the card 'Medical Profession" an.
nouncing meeting Of the physicians Of
Nashville and Davidson the 18th inst.
$50 barrels choice potatoes for sale By sale
by &. II. Arthur 81 Co., Al and AZ Upper
Whsrf. See advertisement.
Harry of the West will stand st Wood.
lawn, four miles west of Gallatin, Tenn, al
$50 for thoroughbred, and half prices for
other mares.
Arlington, Farrar & Weakley, agents, 80
North College street, advertise a fine two
story brick dwelling on Vine street for sale.
This residence has nine rooms, is desirably
located and offered on fair terms.
Read the card Of S. NJ. Scott, trustee,
who offers inducements to persons wanting
dry goods consisting of lace points, hosiery,
laces aud summer dress goods. These
goods are offered at low figures.
Non-residen and insolvent notices by
James D. Alurphree, Clerk of Hickman
County Court.
Read nonresident notice by Nathaniel
Baxter, Jr., Clerk and Master Of Chancery
Court, Nashville.
Cook and washer wanted for small family,
call on 1. 4. Chase, $40 South College
street, or go to 80 and 81 Broad street.
Regular trade sale Tuesday of staple and
fancy dry goods, commencing at 10 d. M,
bv Yeatman, Shields & Co.
All should read among our new adver-
tisements the announcement of the cele-
bratiOn Of st. Patrick's Day on Monday,
the 18Th Of March. An invitation is ex-
tended to our citizens and persons living in
neighboring towns to participate. The or
der Of procession and exercises are therein
stated.
100000 sawed poplar laths to be bad at
NJ. &. Goldberg q Sons lumber yard.
Attention is directed to the card OF II
Spitz in the city notice column. His sale
of jewelry, diamonds, etc, tomorrow and
at night viii no doubt be largely attended.