The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-23
m- THE IRON-CLAD!-"And has /

MI THE IRON-CLAD!-"An And has IL
como TO this -, exclaimed old Mrs. Pumpklnton.
as she laid down the morning paper. that the peo-
pe Of the good old State of Virginia are all to be
IRON CLAD? Well. who would have thought
that this would have come to pass?''
"Now MOTHER exclaimed Josh, II don't be-
lieve n word of it. have just been reading LEVY
BROTHERS advertisement In the Dispatch, and
to Judge Ivy the description Of their store, the I'M
mense quantity of goods that they have and the
low prices that they are. selling them at, think
that the inha bltants of the good old state can
dress lust as they have done heretofore VIII
inst read their advertisement to You. ana l thlnR
Won will come to the same conclusion JOSH reads
the advertisement
"Iu order to close out the stock OF DRESS
GOODS remaining on hand we offer great induce
ments to purchasers;
IFVOs and MOZAMBIoUES at 90 and Csc. usual
price IS and SOC;
ENGLISH BAREGES Mt asc. worth Soc;
LAWNS at 90 and CSC. worth % and 30c:
BROCADE DE LANES at 20c. would be cheap
t3oc.;
BLACK ALPACA at 3oc. worth 4oc.;
BLACK LAWNS at 20. IS, and Soc., some OF which
are worth Soc:
BLACK BAREGE, two yards vide, at $3.50 worth
$3.50:
NAINsooK at 25. 20, and a5c. worth 30, 40, and
Soc:
HEAVY LINEN DRILL and DUCK at CSC. worth
30c;
KENTUCKY JEANS at 25 30, and asc., very
cheap goods:
DOMESTIC GINGHAAIS Mt 123c. worth ls3c.; at
1s3c. worth 2oc.:
Full-wIdth BLEACHED SHEETINGS ut SOC. per
yard;
COATING LINEN, full yard wide, Mt &c. worth
30c.;
Heavy wide LINEN for crumb-cloths at $3.50 per
yard. worth So;
STAIR LINEN at CSC. per yard worth 35c.;
OILCLOTH for stairs ut 2oc. worth CSC. per yard;
BED TICK from 12sc. to 45c. per yard;
PILLOw-CAsE COTTON, 40 inches wide, Mt 2oc.;
SHIFTING PRINTS and SHIFTING CAM
BRICS In great variety;
WHITE FLANNEL, full yard wide, all wool, nj
SOC. worth 6Oc.; superior article at coo. worth
T5c.:
SHIRT BOSOMS pure linen. at CSC. worth 35c.;
BRIDAL QUILTS, large enough for the largest
bed, at $1.s5 worth SO;
BROWN LINEN TABLE CLOTH, full two yards
long, warranted all linen, at 81 worth $3.50;
WHITE TABLE CLOTHS, two yards long, war
rautcd all pure linen, at 81, 25 and $3.50 worth
So
LINEN CRASH at loc. per yard;
FRISGED LINEN NAPKINS nj 81. 10 per dozen
would he cheap at $3.50;
HUCKABACk TOWELS at $780, 20, S2.25 $3.50,
so.75. and 90 per dozen, worth so per cent. more;
DAMASK TOWELS, very handsome, at sl2 per
dozen would he cheap at SIS;
BAREGE FOR Wells at SOC. worth 75c. per yard;
BLACK LACE Wells at csc. worth 75c.;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS at CSC.
worth Soc;
LACE CORNERED HANDKERCH1EFS-a AT SOC.
worth 81;
PURE LINEN HANDKERCIIIEFS at 81 per
dozen;
--latest style EMBROIDERED COLLARS at CSC.
worth 75c.;
INFANTS WORKED ROBES at $50 worth 81;
FROCK WAISTS at Soc;
GENUINE FRENCH-WOVE co r E s, all
sizes, at S5c.:
Excellent KID GLOVES, white black, and color
ed, ut rs;
WHITE COTTON HOSE at l?Ic. and up to sl.25;
UNDER GARMENTS for men, women, and chill
dren, at low prices;
BALMORAL SKIRTS at 75c.:
JET JEWE LRY at csc. Il set worth 81:
JET CHAINS and JET CROSSES at low prices;
WORKED BANDS. over two yards longs, ut CSC.
worth 5Oc.;
DIMITY BANDS at loc. worth CSC:
CROCHET EDGING at l5c. for L. yards worth
SC. per yard;
MARSEILLES TRIMMING at CSC. apiece, some
of which worth 75c.:
LADIES' SILK PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS
from 1875 TO So:
BINGHAM PARASOLS and Sun UMBRELLAS
ut 5Oc.. s5c., 81. and SLIPS;
4 full assortment Of BONNET, SASH. aud BELT
and TRIMMING RIBBON, GIMPS.
PRINCES. and BUTTONS:
TRAVELLING BAGS and BASKETS:
And all other articles usually kept In irst-class
dry goods store LEVY BROTHERS.
Nos. 1913 and 1915 Main street,
When Josh got through reading, the old lady was
fully satisfied that there was no occasion for the
people being IRON CLAD long rs the OLD
SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE Of LEVY
BROTHERS (which is strictly Virginia insttu-
tom remains In existence. au3