Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-30

The why clothing be sold at this establish
ment much to0er than at any other place, these;
First, my retail sales are about ten times the amour
of any other establishment in Boston.
End do sole cash business, consequently the pur-
chaser does not have to pay for the delautng debtors
clothes; and all the genee class of trade that have been
in the habit Of ordering their clothes up town. and having
their bills sent once or twice year, have found they
make saving of about half by cash down. at Oak
Hall; and can get garment made in good style, or
little better (f were to judge by samples worm
which sit upon 'the human form divine as though Ma.
lures journeymen bad made them, and not made Them
wel) so that with all this immense trade of custom work.
and large quantity, sold daily ready made | am ena-
bled to sell at ertra lolc prices, TO wit:
Thin pants superior collection Of every grade quality
and quantity, from rs TO 2 50
Vests, a large assortment 75toI 10
Thin coats Of every style, l 90 TO 200
Thin jackets 1000 900 always on hand rs to Is
Riding and shooting pants of linen drilling % to ESQ
Mixed cashmere pants, 275 10 s 90
Drab and blue &C so to 3 so
Doeskn pants fancy shades. 5 90 to 90
All grades cut quality and quantity Of the above pants
Fine shirts, linen bosoms &c. 90 to I25
Mixed business coats, 700 to s so
Green do do so to 10 90
Dress coats every shade ofcolor such 10 90 to IA 90
Frock do as dahlia green, royal 10 90 10 Is 90
purple, drake-neck, black, blue &c.
Hunting coats, some styles ofdidmond
velvets 450 90
Pilot cloth coats A 90 to Is 90
Beaver do 6 90 TO II 90
Broadcoth and pilot coats with silk velvet iacngs
and collar, lined, wadded ard tufied with silk,
asPendid article got in best style 10 90 to 20 90
Broadcoth surtouts, 10 90 to Is 90
Elegant dressing gowns, 3 so to 8 90
Ladies' riding habits 90 10 10 90
Summer coats look as well as CLOTH silk iacd 90 to7OO
Professional summer suits, and look as
well as cloth 10 90 to Is 90
An entire suit of thin clother 90 to 100
X ich scarfs, craVaIs and stocks, 25 to 90
Elegant suspenders and socks, rs
Walkng-sticks, vases, carpet-bags, smoking
caps, umbrellas &c. Linen shirts, bosoms, coll
lars, gloves, SC. at customers own prices
Wholesale dealers will find at this establishment every
description of Ready Made Clothing in any quantity.
Gentlemen will recollect that ask at retail,
and that have endless variety Of RICH PIECE
GOODS always on land which will be made to meas
in that style of elegance for which this establishment
has become celebrated.
To give the public idea tho extent ofmy business
will merely state that have at this time in my employ
Fashionable Cutters 3 Runners
Trmmers so Journeymen expressly for
Cashier and book-keepeT my nice custom-work, and
Paymaster the astonishing number Of
Is Statesmen 1000 Operatives on thin
Express and Driver. work, for spring & summer.
The system and course have adopted at Oak Hall, viz:
Large Sales at a Small Profit,
For cash on delivery,
Satisfies me- after thorough trial, that ian, withthe
utmost confidence recommend the same to the man
of fashion, the professional gentleman, clerks
with moderate salees, merchants, mechan-
los, and farmers, military and naval of
ficers, seamen. tradesmen, and
others. The magnfcentde
signs in Decorative
workmanship, ad-
apted to all gar
monts and the superb and costly varieties of style ma
terial for Gentlemen Dress, which am daily intro
ducing and the unaccountable LOW PRICES
for such Rich and Fashionable goods so tas-
tily made is the topic of general con-
versation and wonder of the whole
Dress circle of the city. or
gentlemen clubbing to-
gether, of my
travellers will be despatched wait upon them with pat
tern Sheets reports of latest styles, Sc. My New Ex-
press CAR, for the delivery of packages and par
GELS in the city and vicinity, meets with u
Universal recommendation. Goods will
be sent 10 any part of the city, or
roighborng towns, free Of
eTptnse. I'D
GILL AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSEL YES a
OsEK EH.HEL,
Nos 49, 81, 36 and 50 Ann Street, Boston,