The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-05

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nA Tupman l. Hull, W
MANtFaCTURbRS OF AND DEALERS IN
SUPERIOR CLOTHING
AND
GEN IS FORN1SHING GoODS

II ne ne SUBSCRIBERS have now received their stock
.oa 70 ihe assortment hoping to offer such induce
men.s IN styie quality, price and variety, as will
manufacture our own goods. having established a
mansiss'efy a, Newark. n, j., under the manage
gocds are made with as much care as is possible
Inc selections Of stock for kepts wear cannot be
certainly tip, top in quality. and as sentes IN
appearance and style as any thing pruluosd this
seasSn l. W. haze Bas,ness SUITS in great variety
> ~ MEfToNN Nessss cassIMERE: I'll RE-
fStc2r q sAssIMEREi |; 81 L I sEi yppr.
BLACK SSrrS ANp ? I BROWN p xBHhyER; N''''"''"A E.
MoTTTttER oTtER WSAHsTsIEMktRE; WHTEb ttSr cAss.
cLARET WAVED FACE CAsS.;
So asserted as to shape and price, that wefear no
competition. Sui'ee 1t to say, our stock is large
anu Sss'fBiIG3sI \" fBGsISE:ss COATS;
aN DRESS and FRQCk COATS
loo SEAS0NABLE VESTS.
of Cashmere, Cassimere. Cloth. Velvet. !Slk-ail
made mp in the lateststy lc worn and reooI9mended
Tor their genteel appearance and seasonable shape.
Our stock will be replenished by each steamer
during the season; SO that whatever is new that
NAY lie introduced will receive our attention, and
our customers viii have the benefit of it.
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
For Fall and Winter wear has been received. We
100 doz. NECK TIES. STOCKS and CRAvATSk
so doz. sapSrior YOKE SHIRTS;
200 doz. COLLARS, various styles;
y Gox P0CK IT, r,HANDKERCHIEFS;
IO0 doz. SOCKS, all kinds;
10 all of which call attention knowing that in
the tnt please most every body with some
thing of good quality at n low price. We still con-
SHIRTS TO ORDER,
and know the stock on hand as well as those made
for PARTICULAR customer orders are TIE best IN the
United States. We cannot be eScelled IN this ar
ticie customers previous 10 this time can
GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
and fits guaranteed. Our manufacturer is A practl
cal man. and knows his business in every partlcu
lar. So that we can approach onr customers with It
confidence sustained by the capacity ut the person
who makes our gods.
Call al No. 40 Main street, and will do you
good, as an exaninatton and selection ot such
goods as you may need will prove We are selling
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH!
Therefore and Will give you better article for
the money than where goods are sold on credit; SO
all who wish 10 pay their own debts and not lie sub
Iect to profit sufficient to cover the losses occa-
ssoned by those "Who bay, credited, and do not
pGy," viii trade at the CASH STORE, No. Il0
Main street.
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
1859 AND 1860.
The subscribers have taken the agency for VIM.
Glencross' Report of Fashions, and recon-
mead !, as the most reliable one published. The
Repot is issued semi yearly, and as Mr.. Glencross
is IN communication with the Paris reports, issued
monthly, which issue IS made in connection with
his publication, subScrI ers to his Report will have
all the advantages necessary for the satisfaction of
their trade. We new have copies of the Report
for sale and exhibition. Independent of the sheet
two patterns of new STYLES are also gwen. rem
derug the work invaluable, 2S-tS