New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06
ls49-FALL.
d. Z. J. DEVLIN
Al rolasaIf. ~ 4 Retail Dealers Ia
CLOTHING,


Is a.d g John, cor. Nass1s eta Nsio- lOya.
HAVE THE PLEASURE ~ announcing TO ihsir ineni'
land The gq1H1 M. 'Si wIy 1I9ss SGroTuyG
Tor 1919 s ready ior inspection and they respectfully To-
The attention Of sl dealers IN clio hing and tue public
large throughout the United States 10 The sane aud TIE
facts herein Sc. forth.
The va.l Increase Of their trade has compelled them
greatly extend their premises sad they have added four
srgc hoof- their concern that each department hGs
Firsi aoor. retail or city department
Second f9or, custom ard cloth department
Third AMI fourth noOrs Wholesale clothing department
They as-sr without hesitation thar heir stock Of Fs
ana Winter clothing Cloths cassineres. vestn,s &c l.
very largest Of the kind and varied beth In siyes
aud prices mai Lzs ever been offered for sse sny
ANY OTHER CITY III THE WORLD!
AND THE PRICES LOWER,
IN evidence Of his hey call attention to he io.oWins
st They purchase at the inihe world
% They import their foreign cloths Cashmere &c d.
50 They purchase their domestic goods diree, ron the
manufacturers or their agents.
ih Thor manufacturing department; e known to be the
nos. complete and extensive Of any Of the hind IN The
,ers and gives employment 10 near 1000 hands.
9Th They determined 20 sell a. he very lowest srhcr
Df profits.
oh AND WILL SELL FOR DASH ONLY.
In the wholesale rooms vii be found over
5000 Dress AID Frock. do do
5000 Sacks and FrocseItes DO
300 P.ikas do DO
100 Cosks DO do
1000 Pants do do
1860 Vests do do
IN the retail will be found the choicest selection
OF gsmeuts ever displayed 10 this city; It will be
stantly supplied with fresh clothing Of the
NEWEST AND FINEST DESCRIPTION,
well lowprced garments Of every kind, such ~ bu
slness coats sacks ffockeues, overcosi Ne 1c but Ell
recherche in style, ana Of The best value.
The custom, order.work department IS stored With
every description Of cloths cassmeres vesngs oyercoa
SC &c 1.-The newest styles OF foreign goods
selected with great and care Ia Europe by " the
1fm. The Of fancy cassmervs, vesrngs and coat
ngs is really unrvuied ts Il admitted by some OF on
oldest importers This departments attended by the noel
tasteful cutters and every garment that does not It, not
only we'll but elegantly, may be rejected
la ordered work can faithfully offer
SAVING OF FULL ~ PER CENT.
To DO successful business al their low prohis In every
Observation-Disclosures retail and custom, they must SCI
Al least half Million and thai for each
sespectally D IL DEvLiN, IS and S. Jo Inst
IRON
ftsHE SUBSCRIBERS having resumed the sgeney Of
the New Jersey Iron Company, prepared 10 exc
cutss orders for The different knds and sizes Of IrOr
ally the works OF the Company aad offer for sale
= ~ iSn, 10 ! BOonion Foundry Pig Iron
80 No. do DO do
500 No.2S Forge DO 90
p0 " No Gend,u do DO
$50 Nos. h Lehieh Craze DO
10 No Pomplou Chsrcoa do
loo New-Jers-y Blooms.
80 New.Jersey FsgEoung iror, ioF staos
Do DO Hounds and squares, 10 S inch
ROUNDS sud Squ-res Sc 10 ilcn.
Ha Rounds TO i,ch.
Ovsls and Hail Ovsis, 20 IL iEen
Bands, tto+iueh.
Hoops, 10 inch
Trunk Hoops, 10 u inch
Hnr.e Shoe ana Nut Iron
DUDLEY B. FULLER : co lSs ereen.ieh-st
OF sweod. aud Is Brssd'st