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The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-13
PROSPECTUS FOR
TIE UESTRFCTDE,M

VHNHE Undersigned propose to publish in the Town of
oxlord, GranVIile County, North Carolina, paper
TO Politics. Agriculture and General Intelligence pro-
Vided sufficient number of subscribers can be obtained
70 justify them IN the undertaking They deem it un-
necessary to enter into minute detail of their poti-
cal tenets but think Will suffice to saw that thew
opposed to the political measures of the niscaed Ibjp
Party believing them to be subversve of our ConstitH
hon. dangerous to our civil liberty, injurious to the well
fare OF our country and peace and prosperty
ton With such belief will oppose by every fair and
honorable means, the election of Henry CLAW of Kentuc
ky to the Presidential Chair as he the head nd id
of that party and has pledged himself TO
Federal policy, and carry to their full extent the ru
nous measures and dangerous political experiments
the same Moreover, having openly pledged himself n
tampeI With the Constitution under which we
ana SO Prosperonsy and to destroy or muuate
mat p wer (the Veto,) which is and was created
for ITS safeguard cannot keep from viewing as mus
every otter other true Democrat his elevation TO that
seat, which he IS and has been seeking for an
years. by every means In his power as an era in The
political history of our government tn It must he
ded BY every true patriot with fear and apprebeneon @
!he consequences that must ensue Such being our opn
Ions with regard to Mr. Cay's political character
shall hoist at the head of columns for Prasn, "a
wee PRESIDENT OF The United States the nominees m fhe
democratic National Convention, James Polk of Fen
hessee aud George NJ Dallas of PENNSYLVANIA: and sba
use every fair and honorable means to ensure their
non 10 do this we earnestly solicit at the hands of tbe
democrats o the 9TH Congressional District reasonable
and competent support being numerous they are
better able to support press than opposite partv
and yet IN the District where tile Democrats have ma
!O'.Y'he :" hlSs support newspapers, and they have
hoo single one with the exception of small sheet
iaklng these things into consideration, we humbly
submit, whether justice to themselves the cause and
acPes they profess and regard for the credit of the
s1IcI 10 winch they belong, does otdemand at their
some local vehicle of information on political suh
jects. - P0t''0"t SUI
III, Hs-Ss per annum payable in advance, or So so
Wall De charged payment be delayed six months Per
sons Iofwarong SIX subscribers, with the subscrpton
money. will receive copy gratis 'P'iO''
Is designed to issue the first number early in the
month of October on Imperial sheet (about the
O. the Raleigh Regster) Persons wishing to suhscribe
Addrnss cor TINS g. STp0TGGiro
F' o 1914 Oxford, Granville co. N C.
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n=LATEST STYLE. 81

Superine French, and English Cloths Cassi,
meres and Vestihgs, are now being received and
opened, blythe subscribers. Their goods were Sc
lected, by one of the firm, in N. York and bought
entirely for Cash, which enables them 10 offer,
greater inducements than heretofore. They would,
therefore, most respectfully invite their customers
and friends and the Public generally call and al
low them the pleasure of showing their extensive
assortment which consists of almost every article,
of gentlemen's wear. And win be sold very low
for cash OF six months credit TO punetual men.
Also a general assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
both oftheir own and of Northern Manufactures-
Manufactured in the best style and warranted.
Call al thei: well known stand on Fayetteville ST.
SMITH g. BtGGS.
Raleigh Oct II 1874 H. 520-6t.
I5e Star and Independent will insert six times.
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II BOWL OF PUIVCH.'

JUST RE- 'ElVED at the North Carolina Book
sevrnsy Illustrations by CTuikshapk L"cch. Esq,
price SOC Hts. A 81. the Ing'I>hy Legends" or
Mirsh AiaveIs, BY Thomas Ingol,by, with ugrav-
tngs, ny Cruik~haak Lerch, Esq, price 81 cents
Tales Of =" Giaubrr Spa" by J. K. Pauiding, Bly,
ant, an others. "Mp.noirs Of Vid ,cq." principal
Asrnt Of The French Police written By himself. in
vols al 30 cPHr<. " E ectrJtype ManiprIariIn,"
by Charles V. Walker; ILLUSTRATED. Also Nos. s
aud of" Il upers Pictorial bible" price 25 cents
. nG,aber. TURNER s. HUGHES
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COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING
Valuable Situation for Sale.

EENHE Subscriber wishes TO sell his FARM in Chat
n ham County, containing five hundred and fny
Acres on North East Creek, lying The Stage Road,
twenty miles iom Raleigh and eight from Chapel Hill,
forInely owned by JOHN MoRING. and long known as
place of Entertainment, and is OF the nds
for that business in this country There is large two
story House now building, another small House. and
good Kitchen good Barn and Stables, and all other
necessary Onthouses.
Persons down the country and all others wishing to
buy good healthy situation would do well to come and
examine Tor themselves Immediately the Subscriber
intends TO sell the first fair opportunity aud the
West. ALFRED MORING
Sept. II, 1914 5IS-5t
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Land for SALE

H WILL sell on reasonable terms, the whole. part
n of my tract OF land lying ia Sampson county, one
mile and half oin FaisonS Depot, the w s. R r.
K. This tract contains 1895 acres, 650 of which is
highly valuable for working turpenfine being covered
with dense growth of 1nurshng pines. But the Chief
advantages Of this land the adaptation of the
mander to the Producti"n of and cotton, and tho
facility n getting produce TO market There about
$50 $50 OF cleared land which may be rented
f'r $500 per The place is healthy. the water
giod fde houses comfortable, orchard select, and the
firm in excellent repair Persons wishing
the premises, will call upon Mr. Ireland for lu iher
particulars, enquire ot nyseIf at Gudshoro'
w. "A WHITFIELD.
May 8, 1874. ~498 If
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State Of North Carolina, Beaufort county.
" i'Iam B; Myers rs jeremiah G. Perkins,
Original Attachment returned 10 Beaufort Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions September Term,
1914. Returned levied on land and mills, and
served Defendants effects in Garnshees hands.
1T appearing that Defendant is not an inhabr-
ant Of rhi: State: Ii is ordered by the Court that
publication be made in The North Carolina Stand
ard for six weeks successfully, for the said J+re-
miah G. Perkins TO appear The next term Of our
Court Of Pleas and Qnarrer Sessions b. held for
The county of Beaufort, at the court house, in
Washington, on The FIRST Monday in December
next, then and there to replevy The said land and
mills. &C., and plead, answer or demur or judg-
ment pro confrsso will be rendered against him.
Witness, Benin M. Selby, clerk of our said Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at Office Sd Octo-
be5, 1914.
BENJN NJ SELBY, OK.
Oct. 9, 1914. $5,624) 5I9-6t
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BOARDING FOE MEMRERS.

TNNHE Subscriber, having rented The large House
II south Of w. R. GALES on Fayertville. Street
recently occupied by Capt. Lucas, will be prepared
to accommodate with genteeI board Is to is Mem
bers of the approaching Legislature, either with or
without their Horses. Terms moderate
JOHN BUFFALOW.
NIB Good comfortable Carriages and fine Hor-
ses, Saddle Horses &c. can be had at the shortest
notice, at ali hours. Horses will also be kept by
the day. month or year, at a reasonable rate.
I#> Large spacious lots for Drovers.
October Fl. 521-4t
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SPLENDID COLLECTION

OF MEDICAL WORKS.
s ORNER'S Special Anutomy, Devices Practice on
u Il Children, Do. Oh Families, Dunglson's Human
Physiology, Hasse the Heart, Lawrence on the Eve
Philips on Indigestion, Graham's Chemistry, Condc o.
Children, Ellis Formulary, Alison's Pathology Wal.
sons Practice Cooper HeInia Prout Oh the Stomach
also. new Edition Of Gums Domestic Medicine and
great variety of other Medical Works at reduced prices
for sale at the North Carolina Book Store coner
ettevllle and Morgan streets, near the Stale House
Square. TURNER s. HUGHES
Raleigh, July 10, 1874. 6O6.ly
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WOOGs No. l OEsters.

q can furnish the inhabitants of Raleigh and
Il the surrounding country, with the above
named article, one day fresher than from any 9th
er source. Mr.. j. w. STEVENS is my agent in
Raleigh, in the Oyster business alone. All orders
will be than kfu!ly received, and attended TO at the
shortest notice. he Oysters will be found at all
times at WM. T. BAIN'S HOTEL.
THOS. WOOD.
Petersburg, Va.
Oc. I6, 1914. 52O-3t
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c. HE A P BOOK S.

CRE EA PER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
AJ EARLY every train of cars brings something new
. in the way of Cooks for the North Carolina Book
Store, here Books be bought cheap for Cash
in any other establishment in the Southern States. and
many of them for less than they be had the North
markets..
We therefore would respectfully call the attention ol
the public to the following list of Now Publications. Just
received and for sale at TIN. North Carolina Book Store,
rig:
New Spirit of the Age: edited by R. H. Horne :
author If Orion sc.
The Works of the Rev Sidney, Smith in vos
Hydropathy OF the water cure, by Joel Shew NJ D.
The Commerce OF the Prarics' or the Journal of a
Santa Fe Trader, during eight Expeditions across III e
Great Western Prairies, by Joseph Gregg in vols
Facts in Mesmerism, by the Rev. Chauncey H. own
send, A. M.
The Life of Geo. Brummeu. Esq. commonly called
Is Bcau BrannnleN,' by Captain Jesse.
The Autobiography of Herinch Shilling.
The H-Fanify, by Frederka Brener
The Economy of Waste Manures, by John Hartmann
Merton, novel by Theo. Hook.
Scotland, Glasgow, the Clyde, &c Sc by ]. G. Kohl
The Tuumphs of Time, no9el, by The author of
" ItU0 OLD Mems Tales with many other late Pu6Iica
fiOnS, both Classical and Standard works-Ca and ex-
anime collection where be found large and
mixed collection cf Books as in any House the United
Sta es--consstng in part OF Law, Theological, Clas-
sIcal, and School Books OF every description
TURNER & HUGHES.
Aug 20, 1874. bl3-ly
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state of N. CaroIInn. Beaufort county

| Dempsey II. Latham Jeremiah c. Perkins
Original Attachment returned 10 Beaufort County
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. SrptPm-
,ber Term 1914. Returned levied two horses,
Two carry logs nd chains, three oxen. three faGS,
round and hewed logs, one canoe, and one buggy.
1T Appearing that Defendant is not an iniabit-
ant Of this State: II i ordered by the Court that
publication be made in The North Carolina Stand
ard, for six weeks successively, for the said Jrre
miah c. Perkins 10 appear at The next term Of our
Court o. Pleas and Quarter Sessions to he held for
The county of Beaufort The court house in Wash
inGton. the first Monday in December next,
then aud there rePevy the above named articles.
rlead answer or demur. or judgment pro confessO
will be entered against HIM.
Witness BENIN NJ. Selby clerk Of our SAID Court
Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, al Office 81 Octo-
her. 1914. BENIN NJ. SELBY, Clk.
Oct. 9, 1914. Pr. s.. .623 5l9-6t.
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e e @NOTICE.-RS z z

The subscriber takes the liberty of informing the
citizens of Raleigh that he has this day commenced
receiving Oysters daily direct from Norfolk.
In order TO prevent mistakes his Oysters will not
under any circUmstauces.b carried round the Civ
by servants aEy else, TO be sold by the small
measure. So the citizens will not be disappointed
in any way in my Oysters. Iintend to offer only
fresh Oysters, and by this means should deceive
the public they will know where to find me and OBJ
tain redress.
will constantly have on hand Fresh Fish. when
the season will permit. OF this, however, | will
give timely notice in the papers.
JOHN WILSON,
On Fayetteville st. nearly opposite the post-office
Raleigh. Oct.2 1914. - 52I-tf.
NOTICE.
"ILL be sold at the late residence of Joshua
w Jones, Decd on Tuesday, the 18th of fNov-
ember next, on a credit of nine months, a TRACT
OF.LAND containing between two and three hun
dred acres adjoining the lands of Seth Jones, ESQ.,
VIM. Hodge and others. Also, SEVEN NE
GROES; one Man, one Girl two Boys, one Wo.
man and two children one yoke Of Oxen, one Ok
Cart the Crop of Corn, Fodder, &C., and all the
balance of the Estate Of the said Joshua Jones
decd. Bond. with approved security will be re-
qured, before the right of property is changed.-I
Further particulars will be made known on the dav
of sale by
CYRUS WHITAKER, Ex'r.
Oct. IL, 1914. 52l-3t.l
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i. r. FENTRESSg
NER CH ANT w AVV.OR.

CALL AND LOOK FOR YOURSELVES
Alta beautiful assortment of French and English
Clorhs, Casslmeres, Vestngs, elected by the sub
scrber In person, OF the latest styles and lmpor-
tation. and purchased on such terms in the New
York Market as will enable him to offer
GREAT BARGAINS
to any wha may be disposed to patronze him.
The cirzeps Of Raleigh, Members of the Legis-
lature and strangers visiting the City. are resPec
fully solicited examine his Stock before Purchas-
ing he is determined 10 sell as low as any estab-
lishment in the Civ.
Having made great reduction in his prices for
manufacturing and having purchased so as 10 be
able 10 sell uncommohly low, he can now furnish
a suit of clothes at as moderate price as is now
charged at the North and as this Is said not In The
way of puff he invites all 10 test il by judging for
themselves. He also pledges himself that In regard
10 style and workmanship he will not be surpassed
by any.
His Stock embraces cloths of all coors and
qualities both French and English; Black and Fan
cy French and English Cassimeres, Vestngs of
every fashionable description, and all quaies; al
go large variety of FancVarticeS, comprising
Black and Fancy Stocks, black and fancy silk and
satin scarfs-and cravats, black hos skin, silk and
fancy Cashmere gloves of all sizes, Spiralfed, Chi
ma, Pongee, Satin and Linen Camblck Handker-
chiefs, silk caps, 81 and Merino under shirts and
drawers, Byron and round and square linen Collars,
Cotton Shirts-Iatest. style, Cotton drawers, half
hose, white and mixed, gum elastic Suspenders,-
Six and cotton, 1uekskin Suspender-ends, Cloak
tassels. together with all articles in The genllemens
furnishing line, which he engages dispose of at
VERY SMALL ADVANCE.
Persons furnishing their own materials may rest
assured that the same attention will be given TO
them as though purchased from him, and they will
be made up with the same dispatch and promp-
titude.
N. B. The subscriber has on hand an assortment,
of ReaGy-made Clothing made in his own house.
Truly thankful for the liberal encouragement he
continues TO receive, he the public that no
effort on his part wiE be spared suit various tastes,
and TO give satisfaction 10 all who may favor him
with their patronage.
THOMAS r. FENTRE ESS
Two doors South Of the N. Carolina Book Store,
Raleigh, Oct. 2l, 1914. 521-St.
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TOPARENTS,

A lady who has mad several years experience as
ness in private family. She will engage TO teach
the usual English branches, the piano and orna-
mental works-she will give the highest references,
and will require the same. Application (post paid)
to J.. H. Post Office Baltimore Md. will receive at
tention. 531-3w
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Attention NYhigs and Democrats.

EUST received this day The following list of new and
e. late Publications fresh 'front.' the Press.
Chronicles of England France, Spain and the ad-
joining Countries fum the latter part of the reign OF
Edward the I'd, othe Coronation of Henry 4h By Sir
John Froissar. The works of Lord Byron in verse and
prose including his letters. Journals &C. &c new Edi
ton. -.--a s1s,-4t- -
Pleasant Memories of Pleasant Lands By Brss L. n.
Sigourney. - 81
Lives of American Merchants eminent for Integrity.
enterprise and public Spirit. BY the author of the
Young Merchant.
Young Peoples Library, containing Moral. Tales.
Fairy Tales Humorous Tales, Tale of the Times Con-
sul's daughter, &C., sc. By the Author of Peter Par
ley. E1a
'rhe Poems and Ballads of Schiller, translated hv Sir
Edward Lytton Bulwer, Bart. - :, =
The Poems, Sacred, Passionate, Humoroas of Na
thanie Parker Willis, in vol. Svo Call af the Nor,h
Carolina Book Store, and examine the colleetsn For
Sale by TURNER s. HUGHES
falelgn. Juyz0 b0s-ly.
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NOTICE.

Was taken up in Bersie cuHnry aud committed to
Jail al Windsor Brrup county Moth Carolina ou
the 10Th Of August 1874 negro man who SAYS
TIN name is Jim, and >ays he hcluncs to Mrs. Elisha
Parke who lives in thc State of Ohio and she left
hH ia the possession of Thomas Juiarr of NORTH
ampticn county North Carolina her agent. The
owner IS requested forward, prove his title,
pay exp nSes aud axe him away Ie will BE- dealt
with as the Law directs.
JOHN FREEMAN, Sheriff:
Oct. e. 1914 52O-6m.
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Bibles and PRAYER Rocks.

A LARGE and general assortment of cheap Family
IA Bibles and Prayer Books, of every quality and
lety of Binding, also, large collection Of Episcopal
works for Sunday Schools and private reading, great
variety of Sermons OF til" various denominations Of Chris
lians, Hymn Books of all kinds and qualities, all o
which will be sold very reduced prices for he Cash
Call at the North Carolina Book Store Raleigh, N C.
TURNER g. HUGHES.
Raleigh, July 10, 1874. 5O6-ly
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no the Reading COmmuni,r

IEtULNEY HALL, a novel by T. Hood, Wbirrs. rr
E Oddities, in prose and verse, by T. Hood Trad.
lions and Fairy Legands Of the South of Ireland bvT
Croton Croker, the life and adventures of VaIeni.
Vox the Venriloqust, by Henry Cockton, Caningsy NJ
he New Generation, by B. Desreale, Barney O'Rei3o
~ Samuel Lover. Just received this day, with m,n
h>rs, and for sale at the North Carolina Book Store
TURNER & HUGHES
Rileigh. ,Tuly 10, 1914. 5O6.iv
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Presbyterian PubI5cat5o,,.

N = nave now on hand, some Of all the Bool. nu,
lished by the Board of Pubiicaon of b G pub
teran Church, together with the New Hymn Rna
OF which we offer at their own p:ices as sold in pSa
Phia. hose who wish to purchase had best r.T u
send IN their orders TO the North Carolina Book S
Raleigh, July 10, 1914 GnES' S6e IS
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81. MARY'iS SCHOOL.
RaleigR, ". G..

RT. Rev. L. S. IVES, d. D. VIsITER.
Rev. ALBERT SMEDES, Rector.
THE WINTER SESSION of this School
will commence on the lst December. punctual
attendance of the Pupils is earnestly requested
Terms, payable in advance, or before the close
of tie month Of January.
For Board, and English Tuition, per
session of months, 800 90
Tuition III French, IL so
in Music, on the Piano or Guitar 25 90
with So 90 for the use of Piano.
on the Harp 3o m
with $40 for the ofthe instrument,
Tuition in Drawing and Painting, Is 90
Pens and Ink, *
6oaId. &C during vacation, 10 90
N. b. Beds and bedsteads are furnished bv the
School; pupils are required to furnish their own
bedding and towels. The clothing of pupiIs should
be distinctly marked with the owners name in tuU
Mrs. Smedes will superinend any purchases
parents may authorise their children 10 make in
the City, but account will be opened, at any
Store without the express sanction of parents or
guardians. The religious services Of SUNDAYS be-
ing held in the Chapel of the Institution by the
hector, pupils have rarely occasion to yIsit the
City, and the plainest attire is all that they REQUIRE
Extravaganza in dress is opposed to the principIes
and practice of the School, and parents who en-
trusi the of their chiltrens wardrobe entirely
10 The discretion of the Rector and his assistants
VIII never have occasion 10 complain on this sub
ject.
Pupils are allowed to accept invitations in the
City, for the day, only once a month; and never
for the evening. They have opportunities of see
ing their friends at the soireeS which are siatedy
held during the Session.
THE pocket money of Pupils must be placed
in the hands of the Rector. In making purchases
for their children parentswiI have respect tothe fol-
lowing regulations: The ordinary dress of Pupils
in Winter, will consist OF such articles of MeIino
Mousln de Lame, Calico or Gingham. of dark
colors, as they may have in their possession. The.
dress Of the School, to be used on Sunday and
other special occasions, must be of Merino or
MouslIn de LaIne. of dark blue color, made with
out trimming. The dress for The Soirees must be-
Of pain white cambric with no other ornament
than blue pink ribbon. Bonnets must ne o6
straw, with dark blue ribbon, IN Winter. and in
Summer, ribbon Of lighter color. The ordinary
dress for Summer, must be Of Calico or Ginqban:
the dress for Sunday, Of plain While CambTic'
Lace IN any FORM Artificial flowers, and Jewelrv
oil any description, are entirely forbidden.
Raleigh; Oct. is. s2o4t
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BATES g. MASTERT0N


26 LIBERTY STREET
(Bef'oeen WiLliam and Nassau Streets,
VEW YORK,
MOULD call the attention of Mercb.nts .L.
w ing New York. to their extensive stocE Of visit
engn and Domestic DRY GOODS, which thew OFF, of aG
Wesoreo,,s es, ns,v consisting IN part Of
yfrIOttdS do
Chameleon Lusfres do do
.d!pGcca LuStres, black and coIored
Inousef'n de LANES, Crepe de linn.
Gashn1ereS d'EcosSe. Chusans. Tc;s@,,,
NsSroy E ansa Gl01es, an extensive assortment
ETqnne1s Jerseys, fs Lsseys, kentucky Jeans,
PTants, OF the newest and richest stvio.
Br0'cn and BleacAed Shirtings and Shot,
SPo1t SDatn C0ft0n @ and Thread, OF all kinds, s''
C!0th, CdSStmeres, Satinefs, and Ves5;oa.
Linens La'O''es, Diaper, Crash, SS'
Also, large assortment of T1hite Goo5s o,..,
o. yae0ss: Cg6rcs S'ofss and Soft IfuH :TT9S,sg TaS
Lace striped ar'd Check .AuslinS BisLons Gpe aUd
Book Muslin. Dinity, &c. &c. O'''''pS La'n'
August 81, 1914.
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BLANKETS, SHOES, HATS, GAPS,
&c. selling low the Raleigh Cheap Cash Store,
one door below Williams, Haywood & Co.'S Apo
lhecary Store. Raleigh, OcI g. l044-5l9
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BF:W. T.LK.HEf.eGS Co.,
DRAPERS & TAHORS
IMPORTERS OF
Cloths, CaSSiinePes, VeSfings, Fancy
Dress Articles &c,

NO. 23i BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
(OPPosITE THE PARK FOUNTAIN
SOI.ICiF attention from those visiting New York 70
~ large assortment OF .REET GOODS for Fall and
Winter wear, selected with view OF rendering their
stockas rich in quality and variety befund in the
city, comprising Beaver and MIed Cloths, Tweeds &C.
for Dtess and Frock CONSIDERATIONS new STYLES of Cass
mers-RIch Velvet Merino, Silk, and Satin Vesting-
which will be made up 10 order prices
reputation as pioneers in the progressive reformation that
is aVerng the of pian that cash purchasers
are taxed for others delnquences The style and finish
OF our garments will compare with those of any other
establishment and in this is the sequel Of the extensive
patronage ected
In addition to the stock of goods usually kept BY the
trade they have always hand extensive assortment
OF hrst quality ready made Garments, comprising Overs
coats CIoaks Dress and Frock Coats Pantaloons vest
&c Fancy Dress articles in great variety.
New York, Ahg %, 1914 515-I3t