Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-23
New Advertisements.

We never hear Hogan Bros. complain of
the hard times. They sell their goods al
low prices, which gives them lively trade
all the time. See their city notices.
We call attention to the advertisement Of
Spire & Duff, proprietors Of the Rock City
China Store, corner of Suspension Bridge
Avenue and the Public Square. This firm
are now opening an extensive line of goods
for the Christmas holidays, and peep into
their mammoth establishment will satisfy
visitors of the good taste displayed in re-
cent purchases. The stock is endless in
variety, and the many beautiful toilet sets,
dinner sets, chamber sets and DarlOr sets
will dazzle the eyes of those VINO have a
penchant for such pretty things. They
have just opened silver plated ware, Bo-
hemian cut glass, motto cups, perfume
bottles, mantel ornaments, and a host of
handsome goods suitable for Christmas
presents. Stop in and see the grand display.
Litterer Il Cabler corner of Broad and
Market streets, have become the prOprie-
tors of two of the most celebreted and
popular medicines ever sold i'll this country
DIR. Samuel Arnold's great Union Pills
and Goodlet's HOuck'S Panacea. These
medicines are household words throughout
the State, and now that they are to be
manufactured on an extensive scale, the
firm may expect to do a big business in this
line from this time out.
Judging from the crowds at G.. Rice 4
Co.'S, and by the lively bidding for nice,
elegant goods, shows plainly that there is
still plenty of greenbacks in this section.
Their sale yesterday morning was perfect
success. We noticed some of our best la
dies and gentlemen, with plenty of green
dacks, buying goods freely. They also had
i full representation of the leading dry
goods men, who could not resist the
temptation. Taking the inclemency of the
weather and the cry of hard times into con-
sideration, they have done more than could
be anticipated. and at these rates it will not
take long for them to sell out their entire
stock Their auction sale commences again
Monday at , p. NJ.
A large stock of masks, hair, etc, at G.
P. GRANVILLE q Co.'S.
If you are troubled with smoking CHM
news, procure one of MOOre's gothic Chin
ney top.
For bargains in trunks, valiSeS, satchels,
etc. 90 TO Dunsted'S. College street.
A large stock of clothing for men and
boys, cheap, at Levy's, Market st.
Those in search of the latest from Cuba
direct arrivals-are requested to assemble
to-day at the Maxwell House cigar stand,
fully armed with the needful cash to annex
as many Havana cigars as their constitu-
tions can stand.
Wanted, furnished room and board.
Wanted, situation as travelling agent,
bookkeeper or entry clerk.
For sale, a new brick house.
Usage orange hedge plants for sale.
Auction sale of residence.
Strayed-a black mule. Reward to the
deliverer.
First social ball of the Robert Emmett
Club to be given on the 27th.
Huntington has an attractive advertise
ment elsewhere. Goods at reduced prices.
Yeatman, Shields d Co. will sell balance
Of trustee stock at auction on the 25th.
Ten dwellings for rent in Edgefield.
An advertisement III regard to the munic-
ipal liberties of swine in another column.
Steamer Tyrone leaves tomorrow at 4
p. III. for Cairo and other cities.
See the publication in another column of
a municipal act for the protection of citi-
zens, etc.