The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-09
.~ruE GREAT DRY GOODS EMPORIUM
OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND
re THE

oOrD SOUTHERN DRf GOODS SfoHE.'
-n MY GOODS of every description can be
.,.1,,LOwER PRICES than at any other estab-
.A,,snt, The question arises, How can they sell
",n6S ST lower prices than other houses? 1t is
s.srr answered Selling las they dol more dry
,,ods than any other establishment In this State,
e. ,-e enabled 10 purchase the whole OF their
,,.s direct from the commission merchants,
,o,nr,scturers, and importers, besides purchasing
,,,rslv At The crest trade sales in Hew York
,se-ehr saving the profit paid 10 jobbers by smaller
Establishments.
cvSTrIST FRENCH MFRISCS at Tsc., soc., and
sI. worth 81, $t.es, and $3.50;
pr-RE SILK AND WOOL POPLIN suitable for
sr,ts or travelling dresses at s5c. per yard
wculd be cheap at si.25;
vNpREss CLOTHS at 75c. worth sl.25;
rgANGEABLE POPL1Ss, wide goods, at Soc.
were considered cheap when we sold them at
Sc:
,rp1S,s GENUINE FRENCH DELAINFs at
soc worth sc. per yard;
poprJS aTPACAS Mt 30c. worth 4oc. per yard ::
Tho rsry hest BLACK PQPLIN ALPACA at 7sc.
worth sl:
CORDED ALPACAs st anc. worth 5oc.;
PRINTED BROCADE DELAINES at 1sc. worth
Soc.
BLACK SILKS at a.. s?.so. and g, worth a.. SO,
So and $3.50;
Handsome COLORFD SILKS at sl.2s and $l.sc
worth 81 and g. 5S
BprHKFAST SHAWLS at 81 worth sl.5o;
sOSTAG GS at Eoc. worth al;
CruDREN'S HOODS at soc. worth Soc;
WOMES's HOODS at soc. worth 81;
WHITE FLANNEL, all wool, at 27c. worth s5c. !;
WHITE FLANNEL, full yard wide, all wool, at
l5c worth Soc;
RED and YELLOW FLANNEL, all wool at soc.
worth 4oc. {;
HEAVY G RAY and RED DTw1LLEDF FLANNEL,
all wool al CSC. worth 45c. =;
CANTON FLANNEL a. Is; and 20c. worth 20
and 25c.:
HEAVY SATINETS at soc. worth 75c.;
CASSIMgRrS at 75c., Ssc., 81, Si25, and $L5o;
CLOTHS at e, $3.50 and 80;
CLOTH CLUAkS, In colored and black, from ga
to s2O
MUFFS al 1915;
FUR CAPE3 at $3.50;
CHILUREN'S MERINO SHIRTS, all sizes, at
5oc.-some Of which are worth $3.50;
CHILDREN'S FLEECE-LINED COTTON
GLOVES at l0c. worth 25c.;
SrUN-SlLK FLEECE-LINED GLOVES for,
misses and ladies AZ &c. worth so ard Tsc.;
HEAVY FLEECE-LlSED SILK GLOVES, kid.
finish al 75c. worth $3.50;
WOOL HOSE for children at 10, l2l and l5c. a
pair;
AFGHANs, or CARRIAGE ROBES at a. rs
worth IS;
GEMS HAyTI.S at 81 20 worth Ys;
TABLE CLOTHS, pure linca two yards long, al
si.2Swo!th 81;
LINEN , tYLIES at s.. 10 worth 81 so per dozen !;
HUCHAD4Ch TOWELS at $50 per dozen worth
8;
HuCKABACI TOWELS 4. 81 rs per dozen worth
81;
COTTON DIAPER at &l.2s piece worth $l5o;
Genrme RUSSIA DIAPER, pure linen, at $3.50
piece worth 80;
BLACK LACE vEIGs at CSC. worth 75c,;
BROWN and BLUE BARtGE, for wells, at 4oc.
worth Soc rer yard
BLUE, GREEN, and BROWN BhREGE, for
wells, at SOC. worth 75c. per yard;
EAHRGlDEkED COLLARS at 10. @5, so, and
7:c.-not one-halC their value;
Elegant SASH and BONNER Ribbons at much
below regular prices;
haEgc-size WHITE QUILTS al al.s5 worth 8s. SO !;
PURE LINEN HANDKERCHlEFS at 81 per
dozen;
FINER HANDKERCHIEFs at sl.25. $3.50, and
81 per dozen--yery cheap goods
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS st 25c.,
Soc, 75c., 81, and $3.50;
DlMITY BANDS al lOc. each
Handsome CAMBRIC BANDS. elegantly enbro!-
dercd, a. IS, 50, 75c., ST. and up to So;
SPOOL COTTON st SOC. per dozen, sews as well
As CoatS's which is worth 81 per dozen;
DAISY FAlLLING or DIMITY RUFFDE at rs
and S5c. apiece, worth double;
Dlh1IN RUFFLE, with lace edge, AT sec. worth
III apiece;
CROCHET EDGE, IL yards IN piece, at CSC. :,
worth lOc. per yard;
CROCHET EDiE, IL yards in piece, at l5c. I,
worth Sc. per yard;
DUCHESS kIJ GLOVES, all sizes and colors, at
4l.25;
GEEUIEE FRENCE-wOvE WHALEBONE,
CoRSETS at SOC. would be cheap at 81;
And al other articles usually kept in tlrstclass
establishment at very low prices.
LEVY BROTHERS,
Nos. 1873 and Il Main street.
Particular attention paid TO ORDERS. Goods
iorwardedhy Express.
Great Inducements offered to COUNTRY MER-
CHANTS purchasing Tor cash. jas