The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-27
PH1LADELPHIA COMMISSION

- DRY GOODS, will be Opened during the tirst
week ii Marcel, ut the
PHILADELPHIA COMMISSION
Wholesale aud Retail store.
One door E0Stc The residencs Of NE tdte Gen.
BeeekeT, iced, and nearly opposite tie SpGa
Hotel, Main Street. LaKeasteT. Ohio
Consisting of almost every article IN the above
line, which will be sold cheaper than the chenpest
goE CASH ONLY.
For Gentlemen. have been provided: Cloths,
CassimeTvs. Tweeds Sailiuets. Jeans. German
| Linen aud Drills. Prince Albert and Napoleon
Cords Deniins, Irish Linens, Vestings. Nankeens,
Georgia Coltons, Cotton Drills aud Mixtures, cra.
yaIs, Suspenders, Umbrellas, &c &c.
Selected SiLh great care forhe Ladies.
Silks, Bombazines, Alpacas. Merinoes Nous
de LANES, Lawns, Organizes, Plaid Swisses. Joc-
comet aud P5-k Muslins, Bmeges, Ghghans,
CaiicOes Gloves, Mitts. Hose. Lace Capes and
Collars, Thread Lyle and JacOnet Laces, Edg.
Jugs and luser;ngs. Linen Handkerchels Fancy
| Emb'd Sliawln, Summer Shaws, Straw aud Flo
renee Braid BOanets, Bonnet, Cap. Neck and
Sash Ribbens, Fancy and Mourning Wells, Para
sols. Trimmings ofall sorts. &c. &c.
There will also be found at the
PHILADELPHIA COMMISSION STORE,
Brown and Bleached blnslins Ticklngs Checks =.
5-4 6.4&l24 Sheetings Table Diaper. ToweEngs,
Napkins, Curtain Chinlz, swiss Muslin Emb'd
| Window Curtains, &c. &c.
! large aud magnificent assortment of SO. 3.4
and "A CARPETING.
| Looking GlassoI, all sizes from small to large,
beautiful styles,
| AllOfwhich will be sold u; prices, easily below
the usual rates paid in the west.
FOR EXAMPLE.
2 yards Cloth aud Trimmings for So 50
Pantaluons in the same proportion.
Vests-terms not made public.
A good Palm Hat for .....:.... I21 cents
! good Umbrella for. do
% yards Of Calico for. 90
16 do A Muslin (good articIe). Il 90
Nous de LANES (mode col's) at 1873 cts u yard
Good Cotton Hose, white. at 10 cents a pair.
do do Gloves. white, at 81 do
White Cotton Caps. three for ii ftp.
Linen Handkerch'fs kall Liuen) for 10 cts each
Straw BOnnets, fashionable shupe for so cents
Florence Braid Bonneis. do do 81 25
Ribbons to trim in proportion
Parasolets for Misses, at the low price Of 25 cts
PalaSols Tor Ladies at .-.--. SEA cents each
Fre1eh Lawns (beautifai) at l25 cents " yard
ALPACAS, lower tlian ever were sect in this
market. All other goods TO correspond.
The business at this new aud extensive Dry
Goods establishment will be conducted ON tie
following terms:
Rra-Goods will be sold Tor CASH ONLY,
hence customers may expect tar greater bargains
than under the old system.
Sec0Hd-The Goods will be marked in plain
hSures at their lowest pOssible rates and the pr-
ces will be the same TO all persons. The child
will be as certain to set the value Of his or her
money as the parent.
Tkird-This large establishment will do an ex.
elusive Dry Goods business. dealing IN 10 Hard
ware. no Queensware no Groceries no Boots,
no Shoes, no Hats, &c. &c. Believing that every
man ought to be encouraged ia persuiug his own
legitimate branch Ofbusness -notopposed.
Call then at this cheap establishment-great
bargains will certainly be given.
J Country Merchants can he furnished Goods on
terms greatly tn their advantage
Lancaster, March ., 1892 a.