Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-04

Insure in the State Insurance Company.
Fifteen vols. of elementary law books Tor
sale AT the Suspension Bridge corner.
The former residence of Mrs. F. e. Por-
ter. IS Cedar street, is for rent or lease.
A situation as hOUsekeeper wanted Dy
white woman. .,
CITY or county bonds, insurance and rail-
way stocks for sale by K. W. Brown.
w. Bryce Thompson has opened a select
school for boys at No. 30 North Summer
Mrs. Knott, At Public Square, advert-ses
the cheapest stock of millinery and turn-
ishing goods in the city.
Those in want of cheap cooking and heat
ing stoves should examine the stock oil
Treppard & Co. before purchasing eise-
where.
Arlington, Farrar & Weakley have for
sale or exchange a small farm, Win neat
cottage, fruit and shade trees, situated TWO
miles from the Public Square.
d. Ioyeman & Co. have added TO their
stock of furnishing goods full assortment
of zephyrs. German wool, knitting yarns,
etc, etc.
A single buggy fO- sale.
Boar,iers wanted at . n. Vine street.
Mime. Demorest's latest patterns hare
-I,aan received at I20 Church street
Everything new and cheap at Hogan
Bros.
Vacant lots in indianapolis, lind, IN eX-
change for Nashville property.
Miss Sue Williamson informs Der lady
friends that she is now a Mrs. Boultlers :,
No. 10 Union street.
Testimonials are numerous Of the Won
derful cures afiece | by the use OF Dr. l . Dor
toms English Liver and Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists.
Mrs. Boultier has removed her millinery
and furnishing store TO No I'D l mon street.
where she will continue dresS-ma6lng III
all the latest styles.
Money can be saved by purchasing youI
clothing al the Tom Thumb Clothing
Store.
A social ball. under the management OF
some of our best citizens, for charitable
purpose, will be given at the Rink, Wed
nesday evening, 18th inst.
Travelling bags, satchels, etc, at the Dol
lar Store.
2 Great bargains in dry goods of every de-
scriptions can be obtained at Richheimers S,
40 College street. See city notices.
Atkinson * Alsted are sole agents in this
e;tv for Julius Kings combination spec
kacles. They also keep on hand large
stock of fine watches, jewelry, etc.
Our friends should not fail 10 call at The
Philadelphia Store and examine the mag
nfficent stock of fall and winter dry goods
which our friend Mclaughlin declares, IN
city column, he intends selling cheaper
than any other house in the city.
McGlOin q Currid, 49, Church STREET,
announce, in city items, their determine
lion not to be undersold, and invite an eX
animation b the public generally OF theI
zine stock Of seaSOnable dry goods.
There appears in tO-day's issue Of thi:
paper San Open Letter from Capt. Hamp
ton J. Cheney and Mr.. George ;. johnson
Of this CITY, describing certain real estate
which las been placed by them in th'
Drawing which is to take place here on tin
10Th prox. Capt. Cheney and Mr.. Johnso!
both are men of substantial character, anC
their statements may be relied on.
The display card of Winstead, Shields .
Co. in the UNION AND AMERICAN thf
morning. Is worth the attention Of th'
reader. This firm, which has made char
acter in the ancti0n business, has nam
moth stock of clothing, boots, shoes, hats
dry goods and varities on hand, which arr
"a he sold at auction Tuesday, Nednesda.
and Thursday next at any sacrifice. Their
= The place TO go to set bargains to please
see the advertisement.
G. Rice s. Co., the energetic and vice
awaks merchants of College street, have al
important announcement in to-day 5 paper
10 which we take pleasure to refer on
many readers. By making heavy purchase
At a recent bankrupt sale in New York
they got hold of large line OF cosii.
goods. a great deal below their intrinsl
value, which they offer to sell at a yer
small advance; we would therefore adVls
ali those in want of dry goods to go and Sc
them at once.