The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-14
.r--r.,rcur,TnRyGooDsE EMPORIUM

esgrHEGR GREAT DRY GOODS EMPORIUM
OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND
IsTnE
"OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE"
where DRY GOODS OF every description can be
had Mt LOWER PRICES than at any other estab-
lishment. The question arises, How can they sell
goods at lower prices than other houses? 1t is
easily answered Selling t1s they dog more dry
goods than any other establishment in this State,
they are enabled TO purchase the whole OF their
stock direct from the commission merchants,
manufacturers and importers, besides purchasing
largely ut the great trade sales In Kew YORK,
thereby saving the profit paia 10 Joooers oy sllaer
establishments.
GENUINE FRENCH MERINOS at &c., 9oc., and
a. worth 81 s,.25 and $3.50;
PURE SILK AND WOOL POPL1N suitable for
suits or travelling dresses at 85c. per yard
would be cheap ut Sl.25;
EMPRESS CLOTHS At 75c. worth Sl.25:
CHANGEaBLE POPLISS, wide goods, at soc.'
were considered cheap when we sold them nj
7sc.;
LuPIN's GENUINE FRENCH DELAINEs at
SOC. worth 75c. per yard;
POPLIN ALPACAS mt 3oc. worth Anc. per yard :;
The very best BLACK POPL1N ALPACA at 7sc.
worth 81;
CORDED ALPAChS at acc. worth Soc.
PRINTED BROCADE DELAINES at 1sc. worth
BLACK SILKS at 90. $3.50 and 81, worth %. so,
f3 and $3.50;
Handsome COLORED SILKS at s1.2s and sl.so
worth 50 and S2.s0;
BREAKFAST SHAWLS at 81 worth $3.50;
SONTHGS at Soc. worth 81;
CHILDREN'S HOODS at 2oc. worth 5oc.;
UnNENi9 un0nS ar worth
WHITE FLANNEL, all wool, at &c. worth s5c. {;
WHITE FLANNEL, full yard vide, all WOOL at
4sc worth soc.:
RED and YELLOW FLANNEL, all wool, ct aoc.
worth Acc.
HEAVY RAY and RED TWILLED FLANNEL,
all wool at 25c. worth 45c.
CANTON FLANNEL at l63 and 2oc. worth 20
and 25c.;
HEAVY sATISETs at Soc worth 75c.
CASHMERE at 75c., 8Sc., 81, 3l25, and Sl.5o:
CLOTHS at g., ~. so, and go;
CLOTH CLOAkS, In colored and black from %
to $40;
MUFFS at ss.7s;
FUR CApE8 at case;
CHILDREN'S MERIEO SHIRTS, all sizes, at
6oc.-soTue Of which worth $3.50;
CHILDREty'S FLEECE-LINaD COTTON
GLOVES ut loc. worth Csc;
SPITE-sTLK FLEECF-LINED GLOVES for
misses and ladies at 25c. worth so and Sc;
HEAVY FLEECE-LINED SILK GLOVES, kid
finish at 75c. worth Rl.5o;
WOOL HOSE for children at 10, 12i, and lsc. a
pair;
hFGHaEs, or CARRIAGE ROBES, at ss IS
worth as;
GENTS sHAWLS at 81 so worth Ss;
TABLE CLOTHS, pure linen, two yards long, at
81; worth 90;
LINEN DGYLIES al $40 worth 81 so per dozen :;
HUCKABACK TOWELS at $3.50 per dozen worth
81;
HUCKAB ACK TOWELS At 81 rs per dozen worth
81;
COTTON DIAPER at gu piece worth sl.5o;
Genuine RUSSIA DIAPER, pure linen, at 81. so
piece worth So:
BLACK LACE Wells at CSC worth 75c.
BROWN and BLUE BAEGGE. for wells, at doc.
worth SOC. per yard;
BLUE, GREEN, and BROWN EAREGE, for
wells, at Sec. worth 75c. per yard;
EMBROIDERED COLLARS at 10. ?5, so, and
7c.-not cne-half their value;
Elegant SASH and BONNET Ribbons at much
below regular prices;
Largc-sizc WHITE QUILTS at Rl.85 worth - so !;
PURE LINEN HANDKEHCIIIEFS at 81 per
dozen;
FINER HANDKEREITIEF5 1T Sl.25. $3.50, and
~ per dozen-yery cheap goods
EMBROIDERED HANDkERCHIEFS at Csc,
Soc, &c., a. and $3.50:
DlMITT BANDS At loo. each;
Handsome CAMBkIC BANDS, elegantly enbrol-
Gered, n IS, 50, 75c., 81 amt up 10 80;
spool COTTON at aoc. per Il zen sews as well
rs Coats's, which is worth 81 per d)zen;
DAISY FHILIISG or DIVINITY RUFFLE at IS
and a5c. apiece, worth double;
DIMlTY RUFFLG L, with lace edge, at Sec. Work.
81 apiece;
CROCHET EDGE, IL yards In a piece, at 25c..
worth loc. per yard;
CROCHET EDGE, u yards IN y piece, at l5c.,
worth SC. per yard
DUCHESS KID GLOVES, all sizes and colors, at
si.25;
GENUINE FRESCH-WOVE WHALEBONE
CORSETS at So. would be cheap at 81;
And all other articles usually kept In hrst-cass
establishment at very low prices.
LEVY BROTHERS,
Nos 1913 and u 5 Main street.
Particular attention paid TO ORDERS. Goods
forwarded by Express.
Great Inducements offered TO COUNTRY MGR-
CHANTS purchasing for cash. Jas