The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-11
~r,,reREaT DRY GOODS EMPORIUM
or THE
CITY or RICHMOND


npy GOODS OF every description can be
'n,IowER PRICES than at any other estsb-
n,S-,e,t, The question arises, how can tneS sen
..1< At lover prices than other houses! IL ls
''"s n,swsred Selling tas they do) more dry
sS! .n,r snv other establishment In this State,
TS~. ensbled 10 purchase the whole OF their
po Acct from the commission merchants,
S',~ ,.,prcrs, and importers, besides purchasing
:, the great trade sales in New York,
.,v,rr the profit paid TO jobbers by smaller
,.,hltshment'. .
ss~~T-yyF FRENCH MERINOS at 7Sc., aoc-, and
ro,tn 81 sl.2s and Sl.so;
~ sIr K AND WOOL P0PLIN suitable for
"s,,s or travelling dresses at ssc. per yard
vnr,d be cheap at sl.25;
-,ppEss CLOTHS at T5c. worth $l.25;
rsIS,yGEABLE sS P0PLINS, wide goods, at 5oc.,
U'..o 80 considered cheap when we sold them at
,rpTy,s GENUINE FRENCH DELAINES at
~. worth 7sc per yard;
,o,r1S sLPACAS at soc. worth 4oc. per yard
~ rs-v hest BLACK POPLIN ALPACA at 7sc.
worthsl:
!. ,opnrD ALPACkS at acc. worth 5oc.;
.OTsTED BROCADE DELAINEs ut lsc. worth
utCk SILKS at s?. $3.50. and a. worth $3.50,
a and $3.50;
g.,5some COLORED SILKS at $l2s and Sl.ss
worth :? and $3.50;
BREAKFAST sHAWLs at 81 worth sl.6o;
snyThGS al Soc worth 81:
ruuDREN's HOODS at SOC. worth Soc.
VnyEN,s HOODS at soc. worth 81;
WHITE FLANNEL, all wool, at &c. worth CSC.
WpITE FLANNEL, full yard wide, all wool, at
sc. worth 6oc.:
prD and YELLOW FLANNEL, all wool, at soc.
worth 4nc.
HEAVY RAY and RED FLANNEL,
All wool a. 35c. worth 45c. 3;
CANTON FLANNEL al lss and 2oc. worth 20
and nc;
sgAyY sATINETS at SOC. worth 75c.;
CAssINERES at 7sc., s5c.. 81, Sl.25, and @1.5o;
CLOTHS at g.. $3.50, and $s;
CLOTH CLOAKS, In colored and black, from 10
10 $50;
MUFFS at a5.7s;
FUR CAPEs at s2.sc;
CHILpREN'S MERINO SHIRTS, all sizes, at
nc.-some OF which are worth $L50;
CHlLDREN'S FLEECE-LINED COTTON
GLOVES at loc. worth 2sc.;
SPUE-sILK FLEECE-LINED GLOVES for
misses and ladies at 2sc. worth SO and 76c.;
HEAVY FLEECE-LINED SILK GLOVES, kid
\ finish at 7Sc. worth $3.50;
pair;
AFGH.Es. or CARRIAGE ROBES at rs
worth IS:
CENTS sIitwLS at $3.50 worth $s;
TABLE CLOTHS. pure linen, two yards long, at
?swOTth 81;
LINEN D1YLIgS at St.lo worth 81 so per dozen;
HUCHABACK TOWELS at $3.50 per dozen worth
-:
HUCKABACK TOWELS at &2 rs per dozen worth
81;
COTTON DIAPER at $Lss piece worth $l5o;
Genuine RUSSIA DIAPER, pure linen, al 81. so
piece worth 81;
BLACK LACE Wells at Csc. worth 7Sc.;
BROWN and BLUE BAREGE, for wells, at aoc.
worth SOC. per yard;
BLUE, GREEN, and BROWN BAREGE, for
wells, St Soc. worth 75c. per yard;
EMBROIDERED COLLARS at 10. rs, so, and
Ec.-not one-halr their value;
Elegant SASH and BONNET Ribbons at much
below regular prices;
LarSc-s!ze WHITE QUILTS at al.s5 worth "a 30;
PURE LINEN HANDKERCHiEFS at 81 per
dozen;
FINER HANDKERCHTEFS at $l.25. $l.5o, and
A2per dozen-very cheap goods;
EMBROIDERED HANDKEkCHIEFS at 25c,
Soc, 75c.. 81, and &l.5o;
DlMITY BANDS st loc. each;
Handsome CAMBRIA BANDS, elegantly eneroi-
dcred, at IS, so, 75c.. S., aud up to 90;
SPOOL COTTON at aoc. per dozen, sews rs well
as Coats's, which Is worth 81 per dozen;
DAISY FRILLISG or DIMITY RUFFLE at rs
and s5c apiece, worth double;
DIMITY RUFFLE, with lace edge at Sec. worth
slapicce;
CROCHET EDGE, II yards in q piece, at 25c.,
worth lOc. per yard;
CROCHET EDGE, l. yards In a piece, at l6c.,
worth SC. per yard;
DUCHESS KID GLOVES, all sizes and colors at
sl.25;
GENUINE FRENCH-WOVE WHALEBONE
CORSETS at SOC. would be cheap at 81;
And al other articles usually kept in rst-class
establishment at very low prices.
LEVY BROTHERS,
Nos. 1918 and IL 5 Main street.
Particular attention paid to ORDERS. Goods
forwarded by Express
Great Inducements offered to COUNTRY MER-
a, Fnrn rh ta