Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-10
Mem Advertisements

1t is a well established fact that the most
extensive adventures are the most pros
porous in business. The dry goods firm of
q. Rice x Co, in an attractive advertise
ment in this issue, claim that they are sell
ing their unexceptionable stock at consid-
erably below cost, and their word is as
good as their bond. No wonder their
house is thronged daily with purchasers,
who go away perfectly satisfied with the
bargainsiobtained. However,Scarce money
maybecome, g. Rice & Co. always suit
their prices to the times.
Attention is directed to the report of the
financial condition of the First and Fourth
National Banks.
Saturday, June 6, some very desirable
real estate will be sold at chancery sale, at
the Courthouse in this city.
Meeting Masonic Lodge tomorrow night.
Berry & Co. have received Summers
great work, Prophetic Voices of Amer
lea"
Hall & Laurent, fl Cedar street, adver-
tise choice assortment of flowers.
Elsewhere in our columns will be found
the announcement of the Medical Depart
ment of the Vanderbilt University. The
first course of Lectures in this Uni 5ersity
viii commence on Monday, the 5th day OF
October next. and end on the last Thursday
in February, 1875. The Anatomical Rooms
will be opened for students on the 22d day
of September. Special attention is paid to
this department, so that the facilities for
the study of practical anatomy are not ex-
Celled anywhere.
Watson Freeman, through A. V. S.
Lindley & Co., advertiSes some valuable
city property at cheap figures.
Thomas Calender will offer for sale on
the premises, on Tuesday, tie 18th inst, at
10 O'Clock, three resident lots on South
Spruce street, between Church and Broad,
opposite the Hume High School Building.
These lots front 40 feet each, and run back
midway between Spruce and McLemore
streets about 30 feet.
Three bedroom sets to be sold MAY Is,
by Barnes & Co.
Arlington, Farrar & Weakley wish to
borrow 5000. This firm also have a seven
room cottage in West Nashville for sale.
Handsome cottage on South College
street for sale. Enquire at 122 Church.
Barnes & Co. offer a soda fountain for
sale at a bargain.
James B. Craighead has a new brick
residence for rent.
See advertisement of New York Steam
Bleachery, corner Church and Cherry.
Albert Akers is announced a candidate
for the Office of Circuit Court Clerk
Winstead, Shields & Co. sell this week a
large stock of dry goods, etc
See important notice by Superintendent
of Water Works, to all persons using hose
for sprinkling streets and yards.
John Silean & Co., of the Southern
Palace, have an announcement this morn
ing in which some extraordinary induce
ments are offered. How they manage to
sell at such prices and keep out of Bank
ruptcy in the bargain seems to be a mystic
~ past finding out by the hundreds of
purchasers who. throng their establish
ment.
NJ. Mccormack offers a most desirable
building lot for sale.
The Exposition Dollar Store, corner of
Church and Cherry streets, will be thrown
open to the public next Tuesday
New attractions at A. Winter & Bros,
13 Union street.
Go to Hogan Bros. for the cheapest
articles.
Chalybeate water is good to take.
See the comparative list of sewing-ma-
chine sales for 1873.
We announce Albert Akers this morning
as a candidate for reelection TO the Office of
Circuit Court Clerk. Mr.. Akers has held
the office for one term, and has proved him
self a competent and efficient officer.
The Water of Life, to be found at the
news stand of Duckworth & Co., is said to
be a sure remedy for dyspepsia.
D. Loveman Il Co. have on hand large
and well selected stock of ladies' and chill
dren's suits and underwear.
Parasols, ladies hats, jewelry, etc, at the
30 Cents Store.
Boys shirt waists, straw and cashmere
hats, and clothing of every description, can
be obtained cheap at the Tom Thumb
Clothing Store.
New style head ornaments at Jos. E.
LOiseau & Cos.