The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11
00'' "0''s EVANS. GREGG, & KEY.
IMMENSE STOCK Of CLOTHING :"
800, 900 Worth Of Fashianabis

fLOfIfiNt Al ri M
A IFRED MUNkOE & COZ One Pric
~ Store, No 81 Magazine street, corner OF
Graver.
We would inform orr friends, and the pub
lie IN general, that our present stock OF
Cioih,ng, Furnishing Goods, &c,
is uneqnalrd IN Ai.nt and beauty by that Of
any other establishment IN the United States.
To be convinced Of shis statement 1t is only
necessary =. call and examine. Our immense
sales are brought abou, by the simple fact
being known. tina, the prices We place upon
good. il uniformly low, and the quality OF
each article il guaranteed what II is represent
ed to be. Perfect satisfaction rs what We am
at in DEALING with our customers
All our clothing is manufactured at our es-
tahlishment, No. AL Broadway, New York,
under the immediate superintendent of one
of our firm, who spares no pains in securing
the mos, desirable styles OF goods. II is with
the fullest conidente Of being able to give
satisfaction, that we invite all who may be IN
want of articles ia our line to call and exam
me our assortment.
The following is only partial list of art-
Giles:
F'rock and Dress CoafS-F- and Eng. black
cloth dre-, and frock coats; do do blue, brown,
y
brown, null cry, olive, and golden brown
cloth polkrs. fr. aud Eng black and fancy
colored cloth walking coats, Hmalaya fur,
new ,tyle,) sac French, black, mulberry, and
olive cloth opera sacs do black and fancy
eoorcd dotskin Union sacks do extra sup r
fine drab and fancy colorcd walking coats;
eodrngton, gray. mixed, and silver gray sacs
and polkas French black, blue, brown, and
olive beaver sac and irock coats, do blue,
brown, and silyer-gray, Whitney sac coats :,
do. Labrador (yarious colors) to turn, sac
coats, do supertine drab cloth and beaver
walking coats fr and Eng black superiine
cloth sack and walking coats; do blue brown,
and drab pilot cloth sacs
BiauSei coiiS-French .uperiine blue, br'n,
and gray and paletot- do do extra long
sacs and frocks r. second quality. third
quality, fancy colored sacs and paleiots.
Tireed coaS~-fr Eng and Amer'n tweed
sacs. irocks and paletots do do boaleyards
do do polkas.
CLoAEs-Blue and black cloth cloaks, every
quality black and blue pilot cloth cloaks,
A variety of I,SiS OF every quat, and pat.
term also every variety and quality of Pania-
iooas.
Grnileinea's Furnishing Goods.--Lnen and
cotton shirts, all qualities; check and cotton
hickory and night Shirts all qualities all
wool and super ribbed shirts, gauze merlnc,
cotton Lislc thread, and flannel shirts socks
of every quality.
BORIS and ChIiren's Clothing.
Consisting Of frocks, polkas, sacks jackets,
ovcroat-, panialoons, vests and eloaks, of
every quality.
Also every variety of gloves; suspcnders
of various kinds erayats and hankerchlcts of
every quality.
Also trunks, yal,ses, umbrellas,
India rubber goods of every description.
a. One Price for Goods and ma deridiion.
In visiting the city, do not fail TO call on
ALFRED MI \KOE y co.
y2ap. 81 Magazine street
AAkEY q HAWKINS faciors and GEN
~ erai Commission Merchants, No. 80
Grayicr street, New Orleans. J. J. CARRUIH
Agent, Marshall, Texas,
Beg TO- offer their best services to planter.
ana merchants, aud promise attention and
prompine,s to all consigumonts entrusted Ia
their care.
April =. 1888 "
Az a. HANNEN u 60, (succcssors; to
w. Brews,cr) Whoiesaie Dei,ors IN
French and American HAS. caps, >iraic Cords
Umbrellas, dc, Nc. II Common st., y Orleans.
Jan 10, 1854, y3n2s-ly.
JOSEPH H. PALMER, JANIS H. MASSEY.
IOSEPH II. PAL MER d co, Importer,
- and Hhoissaie Dealers IN Foreign and d.
msStic Dry GoodS, II Camp street, above GRAY.
Ter New Orleans.
Jan TO- 1882 v3n2 sly