The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-16
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That FCLL-W1DTH UNBLEACHns NJ NJ D".1TT,3g;
ING can be bad at asc. per yard .;4,s.,
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COTTON, - inches inches ~ '''1'
pr Iow.oAsE COTTON, II and y yards wide'
AZ aoc., worth 25c.; 100 ,...r.,-fs. r.... 81,
ssw YORK MILLS COTTON at 2lc''
gAmsUTTA COTTON at aec.; .gsr -,z,,
FRUIT oF, THE LOOM and ANpRoscoGGlN
7 COTTON ct Iesc. per yard; -, b, rt.a.'a
FILL YARD-wIDE BLEAoHED COTTON at
n l9ac., worth isc. per yard; - AE.:I@@
UEBLEAcHED COTTON at
iec., worth la3c.;
yAsD.w uNBLEACHED &coTToN at
i23c., worth scs:8stEa4i" a&I-.&. F.. -
BEDTICK. at 2oc., would be cheap
at 2sc.; .4-0
BEDTICK at loo, l2ac., and higher prices;
LINEN CRASH ToWELLIEG at sac. per yard
Genuine RUSSIA CRASH at l2Ac. per yard, would
be cheap at lsc.; .e 80. ..ar ,a.1 .
WHITE, RED, and YELLOW ALL-WoOL
FLANNEL at 2sc., worth aoc. per yard;
WHITE FLANNEL, full yard wide, warranted
pure wool, at 45c., worth eoc-; 4.a.
GiNGHAMS ut loo. per yard; 80 sy e. rt.,.9if
UNBLEACHED HUCKABACK TOWELLING
at lee. and losc., worth lego. and 2oc:; "--'e
WHITE HUOKABACk, extra wide, at 2sc.,
would becbeap at aoc.; .*" .a" 81 ..8f
TABLE DAMAsK, warranted all pnre linen, at
4oc. per, yard, well worth s0c.:. ..,.-. y.......a
HAIR-CORD NAINSOOK at s5c. per yard, worth
Soc; Xxx 49,
HAIR-coRD cAMBRIC at 4oc. per yard, would
be cheap at soc.; ''~'' ...,'....-'-. ,---.
cIIkCKrD and STRIPED MANSIONS, all
quallties--a great bargain; '' II
CAMBRIA SKIRTING at soc. per yard, worth
+ doc. ..-. g -.~ --.-
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTINGs, in
great variety. at astonishingly low prices;
Handsome PLAID RIBBONS, II inches wide, at
l5c, per yard. worth 25c.; .... Tx.
STRIPED NECK RIBBONS 2s, so. and soc., just
about one-half the regular price;
WIDE PLAID SASH RIBBONS at S5c. and 81
D., per va d, worth $l50; r .es ,-.r ,....
Elegant STRIPED SASH RIBBONS at 81 25 per
yard, would be cheap at 81;
Rich ROMAN SASHES at S., worth 81, at So,
Tfsworth$s; ..,,. .
BLACK SILKS at $l.4o, 81. 50, Sl.f5, g. and up
;, wards, AN ofs%hich are much below regular
prices; - ~,
Handsome STEPPED SILKS at 81 per rd,would
bea bargain at 81 .25;
JAPANESE POPLINS and SILKS at reduced
prices; me-,
BLACK and WHITE PLAID POPLINS, full
| yard wide, ut a5c., would be chcap Mt Soc.
WASH POPLINS at 20 and CSC. per yard;
Solid colored all-wool DGLAINES, at low prices t;
PRINTED DELAINEs, warranted Atwood, at
S5c., worth 5oc.;
BLA OK and COL RED ALPAOAss at great bar
gains
All kinds of DRESS GOODS for MOURNING, to
which particular attention Is called;
BLACK POPnIN ALPACAS at less than cost Of
importation;
French MERINOS and EMPRESS CLOTHS
atasonishingly low prices;
IVELVETEENS in all qualities;
We call particular attention to our TW1LLED
BACKS, al $l.25 and $l.5O per yard, worth Ills
and o. per yard; ~. ...- III
BLACK and CuLORED SILK VELvETs at 50
per yard, worth 81;
Heavy KENTUCKY JEANS at &c. per yard
well worth 35c.;
Excellent SATINET at Soc, wortheOc;
WATERPROOF Cloth al s73c. per yard,
worth $l.o5;
ca SSlMEEES In great variety at all prices
among which will be found an assortment of
The celebrated Charlottesville goods, well known
for durability;
A large assortment Of all kinds Of goods suited to
mems and boys wear
PILLOW-CASE LINEN, DO inches wide, at Soc,
would be cheap at COO;
LINEN SHEETING, very heavy, full "a yards
wide, at Soc, worth 81;
Large-size SHAWLS at So, worth So; at So, worth
$3.50;
BaoCHE DoUBLE sHAwLs at SIS, worth $50 !:
STRIPED BiOCHE SHAWLS at as, sold every
where at Sl2;
WOOL QUILTS at So, would be cheap at 81;
COLORED COTTON QUILTS at $l.2s and $3.50,
Just about half prices
BRIDAL or HONEY COMB QUILTS, large
enough for the largest bed, at $l5o, worth $3.50:
Calico COMFOkTaBLES ut So and 50, not the
price of the calico and batting;
CGLORED BLANKETS, extra large size, weigh
ing II pounds, IS pair, W orth SIS;
G0LORED BLANKETS weighing II pound1 at
"a, worth ~ pair. These blankets are well
sui ed to tobacco manufacturers.
1 large assortment of fine BED, CRIB, and CRA-
DIE BLANKETS;
HUCKABACK TOWELS at S1.5o, 81, $3.50, and
50 per dozen, all very cheap;
TIDES at 80 and 4Oc., worth SO and 6Oc.;
LACE COLLARS at 10, 25, SO, &c., 81, and up
wards, all very cheap; .-s %.
Handsome SETS OF COLLARS and CUFFS. and
great bargains;
INFANTS EMBROIDERED DRESSES at $3.50,
worth a.;
Also u large assortment OF DRESSES ut s., So
81, IS, and 80;
INFANTS FRoCK WAISTS at Soc, &c., 81 and
$3.50:
WORKED BANDS at 4oc., worth soc.;
DIVINITY BANDS at loc., worth CSC
EMBROIDERED HANDkERCHIEFS at Is, 20,
and 25c.; also superior grades, upto S.;
VALENCIENNES and POINT LACE HAND
KERC8IgFs;
POINT LACE COLLARS;
Cents FLEECY-LINED SILK GLOVES at Soc.
worth 75c.;
Gents CLOTH GLOVES at IS, so, and soc., worth
So 75c. and 81;
Ladies' PLUsH-LINED BERLIN GLOVES at
ESQ.,, worth Soc; -'
LINED SPUN-SILK GLOVES at Csc, worth
5oc.;
ALEXANDER BLACK, VII TIE, and COLO2ED
KID GLOVES at 81, worth al.50;
JUGLAS KID GLOVES at reduced prices;
Ladies' WHITE COTTON HOSE at l?a, los, and
zoe. and upwards;
Ladies' lRON-FRAME HOSE, warranted double
60 heels and toes and full regular made, at 80, IS,
and aoc. pair, or % IS, $3.75, and $4.25 per
dozen, the cheapest hosiery ever offered;
WOOLLEN HOSE for children at s, 10, and l5c. a
pair and upwards;
Genuip FRENCH-WOVE CORSETS, warranted
whalebone, all sizes, In white and colored, at
s5c., worth 81;
Superior FRENCH.WOVE CORSETS at 81,
worth $780,. s.#
Ladies pure LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS at 75c.
per dozen, worth Stat $l.50, worth 81;
Pure Ii EN- HEMSTITCHED HANDKER.
II CHIEFS at 81 per dozen, worth So;
DoFLIE'S or FRINGED NAPKINS at 75c.,
worth 81 .',H.a....
Large size NAPKINS, pure linen, at a. per
dozen, worth g.;
Pure LINEN TABLE-CLOTHs, yards long, at
a. Orr