The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-14
DrY GOODS. CAnPEr1ro, 90.

GiIkS, SILks. SiLks:-NnvE a 4 q !, sI ,ts
csss stors 81 r s fi'ss q ps
Rich aa'1 ,s sn sae ass'P sss s a. wars Rich
Bas sdsrc silks at rs, worn 81 g; k'en haya,
low p1ess; Plain and Plaid Popns and vaisntas.
Also. Nslentias and Poll de Cheveres. at 70 Cts,
l.srse stock Rich French peLalnes and De
Laiae Roees; Rich Trimmed Lace and Muslin
We invite the Ladies' TO giye US call;
PERKINS L CO.. No. III Eagle Square.
IfLEGANr sTOCk OF DRY GOODS orr
IL AT RETAIL OR W HoLESALE. FOR CASH.
offer our friends and STRANGERS visiting the Fair;
the best stocA Of FIRST class retailing DRY 0ooDS
ne FANCY FAX ssT hfa we are rn srea. bargains
Rich Silk ROBES at $ss,, gorth siS
Rich rams De Lame ROBES;
VALENTIAs, PoPLINs and Poll DE CHEW
Lace es and Muslin SETS and COLLARS,
kich De Lame ROBES Mt 80 worth sIt- ?. ,,.
The T hes. bIeaehed sHlRTiNGs ever sold at 8, 10,
and '21a cents.
PERKINS & CO, No. IA. Eagle SQUARE.
JI,iiE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS IN THE
1 CITY, YOU CAN FIND At NO. q MAIN
ST. BY JOS sTRAUSE 1000 shs law for ser
EST patterns OF Valencia at l2ta cts, cheap at IS;
Ladies KID Gloves. at Is cts and higher prices;
other places for twice the money the incest ana
best quality Muslin Deaines. from 121s, Is and up
wards that YOU can find In Richmond, is at JOS
STRAUSE'S.
Laree stock Of Extension Skirts. from &c.,, to rs
cts: 30 Spring at So so. Just received another lot
OF those cheap Mantillas, Rasans ard Cloaks,
gong of very Fast; 1000 dozen Ladies and Ghldren
Hose wooden and cotton, at low prices; BED anu
Servants Blankets, at half their value; Ticking,
Flannels. Sa'Inetts, Casstmeres, Tor Men ana Boys
wear, at all prices: Bieached and Brown ohlrLhs
and Sheeting at prices Ia please every body' Car-
petngs of a great many qualities, and the prices SO
low that every body get At small OUTLAY OF
the cost 16 cts per yard; lS4 20 81 anu oo ','i
wooden, and great many more foods TOO nutnef-
Gus TO mention. Call soon, without delay, before
all the cheapest Goods gone.
JOS. STRAUSE, No. Main st.
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.--We have
ID many goods. of recent purchase much nhneI
the prlce the goods were sold at eartier IN the
season. which we shall from this date offer ut very
say: Rich Two Flounced and Two Skirt SILK Robes
at S2.5c to 800; Rich Dress Silks at Sl worth 70
Rich Dress silks at s % worth I62. &c. &C. Mus
lin f. Nbes at SO worth 1iuO; Rtch STRIPED We
lour de Paris ST. Is and 1.50, worth 1.f5; Printed
Merlnos, DeIaines, Poplins &c, &c, at equally
low prices; Brussels Carpets ut 81 per yard; hTee-
Ply at 81 per yard; Ingram at 627ac, worth '5c,'
Rugs at IS, worth 1000, And otheE Carp 81 soooS
Cottons. which are the cheapest goods IN town
heavy medium and light makes, all yard WIDE az
1879 per yard. The best makes OF heavy goods
for servants at the lowest prices; Blankets. Ian
els IiuSess &C.: I2-4 Bed Blankets, all wool, at
SIS, worth 81; Cloaks Of all qualities; children
and misses Coaks on hand and made to order;
Gents Goods such rs Cloths, CdsslmeresanuN est
mas in great variety TO ether with good asSort-
meut of every hin. in the dry goods line, Whlcn We
are determined to offer at the lowest prices. we
have adopted the plan in business of closing out al
our Fancy Goods every season ana 10 accohiphsi'
'n's' '"' aii'S may " '' CHfLEs & CHENERY.