The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-25
DRY GOODS, cARpErrrc,. &c,

vNALL, 1879.
1 sn, 4; x. PARKER & co.
FANCY DRY GooDS.-Ws tale piessure re- n AM ~,
bouncing TO our friends ard the public generaily,
M oRRitSle and fffs DoMasTic sfe Ss 'siRss bRy
Soons, to which we very respectfully invite their
RRisn Rlss bass hssk sRai sRa fssrsa g fsnsks sIaks
Sn4E .ss Fspsfsf ss TfssspIiM e s5Bes BBesss'nns
Extra Rich Coiored SILK ROBES
ponps Paris prir ted NOUS LINE
foSiaiIsSi SaES hEs xA / kSTf1s, POLL [ 81 Be
RsS ssas iPs Fsass rsnssf sksTsofkss EfssSf ssERSoEs
sLoTHs; GAssiMEREss sasa and Ai5Aiss VfsfiSss
fsheegs She si sseS HE ssAATJiNkTrs, AT LiNsEYs &c.
-. White and coI'd Servants BLANKETS
Together with every article usually kept in
hrst-class Dry Goods House. All of which we will
sen very chesp. oc S-ts
THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODsY In THE
ST., BY JOS sTRAusE loo shawls @ = for " asN SER
wants at Is cts, worth 81; 500 Yards the handsom-
Ladies Kid Gloves at Is cts and hsher paiees: ~ 60
25 pieces Irish Linen, from T1s cts. &c, selling at
best quality Muslin peanes from iss, ss Is and ano ap
SaTds sp 1hat you can find IN Richmond, is at JOS.
Large stock of Extension Skirts, from soc., to rs
cts; 80 Spring at $3.50 Just received another lot
of those cheap Mantillas, Raglans. ard Cloaks,
Hose. woolen and cotton, at low prices; Bed and
Servants Blankets, at half their value; Ticking
Flannels, SatInetts. Cassueres, for Men and Boys
wear. at all prices; Bleached and Brown Shirting
ana Sheetng at prices 10 please every body. Car
sSs q cam a
the cost, IS cts per yard; l5A, 25 S}a and 80, ali
wooen and sress many more Ssods too npas
all the cheapest Goods are gone.
MORE CLOAKS AND SHAWLs!
Hl VERY CHEAP
New 2ad haautifaI StpTH GLoAKs,
TH6MPs95N's EXTRA tFs.A ensM GosAMER IER TRAIL
THSS$$MIIf$$s$$$;SS's SS$I$$S EXTRA MoHAIR SPRING
ne 5-ts WATKINS FICKLEN.
GOODS FOR SERVANTS CLOTHING
Store l4l 4, Easle SQUARE Best ga and 4 heavy
rs and A wide; very heavy striped Linseys:
Blue and Grey Mixed satluets, for house ser
anu " ''' '''''A'''' very 'pF PERkfNs r KIN CO.
SILkS, SILKS, sILkS.-N0VhMBER 8TH.
- iS59-Great nFs Ba,gains in DRESS SlLKS; at the
Plaid and Striped Silks, at IS cents, worth 81;
Rich Bayadsre Silks, at 81, worth 81 50; Rich
gere Silks, at $50, worth 81; Rich Silk Robes at
low prlces Plain and Plaid Popllns and ValeDtias-
Also, Valentias and Poll de Cheyeres. at Is cts,
lately sold at SIN and 50 cents.
Large stock Rich French DeLaines and De
.aine Robes; Rich Trimmed Lace and Muslin
Sets.
We invite the Ladies to give call.
PERKINS i CO., No. l4l Eagle Square.
THE CHEAPEST SILKS, black and colored;
L the cheapest printed Delanes and Popns; che
cheapest DamashS and Towengs; the cheapest
Bed and Nero Blankets; the cheapest Full Cloth
kerseys and Linseys; the cheape Embrolderies;
the cheapest Carpets and Rugs the cheapest Brown
and Bieached Shrtnss: the cheapest Hoop Skirts;
the cheapest Hosiery and Gloves; the cheapest
Nerno Shirts and Drawers; the cheapest French
Corsets; the cheapest Shawls, Chesterfelds and
Clcaks. Competition thrown in the shade. Nj
large stock of Dry Goods must be sold. The price
of every article has been reduced in consequence
of the ateness OF the season. 1t viii be to the in
terest of farmers, planters and heads of families
wanting goods call the popular house of trade
of ALFRED MOSES, 63 Main st.
(LOAKS, CLOAKS.-Our stock of CLOAKS is
~ now full and complete, consisting of Beaver.
French Twilled, Tricot. and other Cloths, madeup
in every stsle, and at all prices Mourning Cioaks,
Velvet Cloaks. Fancy Shawletts. and Children's
Sacques We have few light colored Opera Cloaks,
with fancy Hoods These last are particularly,
handsome, and are goods that are not often found
III Richmond. Cloaks for Ladies Children made