The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-28
BARGAINS FOR THE MILLION I
DRY Goods! FANCY 0OODSi
JeweIry and SiIverVvare,

BARGAINS FOR THE MILLION
DRY Go0DSi FANCY GOODSi
JeweIry and SiIverVyare,
Worth over 81, O0ol All to be sold for One
Dollar eachl 9
A RR AND ALE & CO.,
162 broadway, New York,
AGENTS FOR EUROPEAN MANUFACTORs.
A nnounce, that in consequence of the
- oyerstoclxine Of the English market, an
immense quantity OF Dry and Fancy Goods
have been consigned to them with instrtic-
tions to be cleared for Immediate cash. MT
any sacrifice, A. q Co., have therefore re-
solved 70 oher them according to their ordi-
nary system of business at Sieach, without
regard to value
The following listshows theoriginal whole
sale prices Of some OF the articles which they
now offer at 81.
Bear, Wolf and Buffalo Robes SIS 90 to 5000
Mink TTFT 1000 to 100 90
Ladies MuffS 81 81 "a - ~ Al5 90 to go 90
DO. Collars 10 90 to 40 90
SILK and satin Dress Patterns is 90 to IS 90
Berege and Egyptian Cloths 6 90 to II 90
Alpaca and Muslin de Laines 90 to 10 90
French Merinos and Twills 10 90 to 20 90
Cambria, Thibet and Mohair} er4OO to 10 90
Balmoral and Elliptic skirts 200 to 8 90
SILK and Lace Wells 200 to O0
Sets fine Cuffs and Collars 2O0 To 90
Pairs Of Ladies' Corsets $50 10 q 90
Hand Herchiefs, SILK, Plain, Hem
bHtcneu ana embroidered Lin
on Lawn; per dozen 600 to is 90
Ladies' and Gents Cotton, Wool. -
en- and Silk Hose and half Hose; E.f
pc per !. dozen o,,s pairs 90 to 10 90
Linen and Cotton Shirts and
Undershirts; each $50 to 90
Coat, Vest and Pantaloons Pat
terms in Cloth, Cashmere, and
Linen and Wooden Table Covers 20Oto 90
White and Colored Linen Nap 30
kins. per doz. 800 to Is 90
per yard $50 Gi - hr 15to 40
Flannels: Shawls in Wooden: silk and Me-
rino Nubias or Clouds Wooden Hoods; Blank
cts; Linen and Muslin Sheets Velvet and
Morocco Portmonaies; Shopping Bags; Wal
lets; Merschaun Pipes; Four and Six Blade
Knives with pearl, tortoise and ivory han.
dies: French Clocks; Gilt and Bronze Mu-
steal Boxes; Revolvers; Fowling Pieces; Fan
cy Combs; Hair Nets; Work Boxes; Silver
Card Cases; Albums; Family and Pocket BIZ.
We have also received splendid assort-
ment of f-g.lg ,ri..i7
WATCHES. ..if4
Gold and Silver Hunting Cases for Gents;
Enameled do. for Ladies', together with
Chains of every pattern and style
Sets of Jewelry in every variety; Sleeve
Buttons; Thimbles; Lockets; Crosses; Rings
of every kind: Bracelets; Gold Pens &C., &c
s seei COMPRLSH1S 9I ais
Silver, Dining and Tea Sets: Casters. Ice
Pitchers, Table Spoons, Forks. Tea spoons.
Goblets, Drinking Cups, Coffee Urns. Tea
Pots, Cream Pitchers, Sugar Bowls. Fruit
Baskets. Gard Baskets FrnIt Knives svrnn
cups. SAVERS, Portinonaies, Pie Knives, Fish
Knives, Mustard and Salt Spoons Napkin
Rings, Egg Stands, Wine Holders, Card
? An the above list of articles to be sold for
81 90 each. fiail s-l 7 ~ = :
d The expenses are, paid by the sale Of Cou-
the stock and its valne. thesa foate -, ~
enclosed In enyelones nixed mn Vi ssi ~
o. <7,.,,y,,,., :, - = - ", '.io soiu ~
% oh.' 10 HA Cif-o fOH SILL FOR 81.
What ever article is named in the (ertif-
cate can be obtained al One Dollar. 'e oe' ''A-
EThe article will be shown to the holder of
the Certificate, and it will be at his option
whether he pays the dollar and takes the ar
ticle OF. not. In case articles sent by mail or
express are not satisfactory they can be re-
turned and the money will be refunded.
Every Certificate entities the holder to
some article OF sterling value. worth much
more than dollar. In proof of this
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