Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-19
GRAND EXHIBITION,
At 3T3, seventh Street.Hs
Doors open at o'clock, A. NJ, operations 10 COM
mence az 4 o'clock, when The most
MAGNIFICANT STOCK "
or I'M
NEW FAIL GOOD aR
aA8 e N EVER EXHIBITED Ni8F8 W ai
n aa IN THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES ssl
,y May be seen at

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NJEVER has our assortment been so conn
~ plete and our stock so large as at the present
time, and, as we give our friends and customers the
benefit Of the lowrprsed cash system, they MAJ, ex
pect to buy of us ut least ten per cent lower than
they can of other houses, who sell on long credit
ana consequently must have much larger profits TO
pay for slow debts, collecting the sams and losing
the bad debts, which to some extent, every credit
business must produce. ailsIssi 64.i 5ia4 3a48N
We would here name 9 few Of tha u 9, Y.
EXTRA BARGAINS
Which have just been received from the Northern
auctions and importers,isE ES.a iik4g8 8a& tt...
Wide black Silks, SO cents ,t5
Nous de Laines, cents, worth IL
1000 yards very fine De LANES, - cents, worth
Yard vide Merfno, l2 cents, worth 25
Fine De Bege, 10 cents, worth 25 E
1000 yards good Calico, 5 cents
Second mourning Calico, cents worth 10
Plaid Muslin, IL cents, worth 30 e s5f
Il Embroidered Curtain Muslin, 12 cents, worth 25
Cloth and silk Mantillas, very cheap {'a'
Merno Mantillas, only 81 so iit5 aB4 II
Irish Linen, 25 cents
1000 yards of GinRhanls, at cents
Best Manchester Gingham, l2 cents, worth 1S
Yard wide beached and unbleached Shirting, Q
cents n &k. eat.
Wide bleached Shecting, only 10 cents ,s
Wool Flannel only 12 cents
Canton Flannel Scents
Good Bed Ticking, cents, worth 10
Apron Check, 8 cents ' 0.@.a
Linen Towels, cents s5g.
Cassinets, only 25 cents
Blankets, so cents A<tt
Iinseys very cheap 4sat t7t = X
Full Cloth for servants, very heavy and cheap
Long embroidered Undersleeves, l2 cents
Infants embroidered Bodies, 25 CENTS worth 70
Ladies' black and colored Kid Gloves IL cents
Cotton Gloves, three pair for l2 cents
Ladies' Cotton Hose 8 cents aHssa5
Gentlemen's lined Burlin Gloves, J cents worth
81 cents tt
Gentlemen's fine Silk Handkerchiefs, G5 cents
DO colored border do 12 cents
Spool Cotton, 12 cents per dozen B
r Ladies' Vests, very cheap IA s M
Gentemens' Undershirts, 81 cents
Fine Satin Stocks 80 cents t''iia
Silk Cravats, only % cents 8gG f
Rich Bonnet Ribbons as low as cents
Bonnets only 81 cents,
Gentlemens'and boys Hats and Caps, from 70
THE BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
Is complete, embracing every variety of Boots Shoes,
and Rubbers, for Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children,
many of which have been made TO order, and will
warrant them TO give satisfaction. We have
ladies' Caters as low as 81 cents
Slippers, 81 cents "
Chldrens' Shoes, is cents
Gentlemens' Boots, 81 so EIEt.a irgF
Boys Boots, 81 1ta 4s a
ladies and Misses old-style Caters, at half
price
very large assortment OF heavy Boots and Bro
gans, for servants, very cheap, and war
ranted not 20 RIP i1. saAtE t-lf
/ would say to all cash buyers, who wish to study
economy in these hard times to look over the above
list and compare il with the prices they have been in
the habit of paying, and then we cheerfully invite
them TO call and examine our stock, assuring them
kind reception, prompt attention, and upright and
honorable dealing
Purchasers buying 10 sell again can obtain any
article they may want at baltimore prices.
- : II. B. HALL,
No. $40, Seventh street,
Fourth door north OF street
ez7yr Remember the nuinbcr s78, fourth house
above street. nov 3-cod2w