The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-14

Handsome STRIPED SILKS at 81 per yard, woult
be q bargain at $l.2s; s... r
JAPANESE POPLINs and SILKS at reduced
prices;
BLACK and WHITE PLAID POPLINs, full
yard wide, ut 3sc., would be cheap at soc.;
WASH POPLINs at 20 and Csc. per yard;
Solid colored Atwood DELAINES, ar low prices
PRINTED DELAINES, warranted all wool, at
asc., worth s0c.
BLACK and cOLORED ALPACAs at great bar
All kinds of DRESS GOODS for MOURNING, to
which particular attention Is called;
BLACK POPLIN ALPACAS at less than cost Of
Importation; .,...
at astonshingly low prices;
VELVETEENS in all qualities;
We call particular attention to our TWILLED
BACKS, at $i.25 and $1.so per yard, worth s1.7s
and o. per yard; ...
BLACK and CuLoRED SILK VELVETs at 81
per yard, worth 81;
Heavy KENTUCKY JEANS at CSC. per yard.
well worth 35c.;
Excellent SATINET at 50c., worth soc.;
WATERPROOF CLOTH al s7sc. per yard,
worth $l.o5;
CASSIMERES In great variety at sll prices,
among which will be found an assortment Of
the celebrated Charlottesville goods, well known
for durability;
A large assortment Of all kinds Of goo ds suited to
mems and boys wear;
PILLOW-CAsE LINEN, 10 inches wide, at Soc.,
would be cheap at e0c;
LINEN SHEETING, very heavy, full 81 yards
wide, at Soc, worth 81;
Large-size SHAWLS at 81, worth 90; at IS, worth
S45o;
BROCHE DOUBLE sHAWLS at SIS, worth $50 {;
STRIPED BROCHE SHAWLS at g, sold every
where al $l2;
WOOL QUILTS at 30, would be cheap atS4;
COLORED COTTON QUILTS at sl.2s and sl.so,
just about half prices:
BRIDAL or HONEY COMB QUILTS, large
enough for the largest bed, at slso, worth $3.50;
Calico COMFOkTABLES ut 90 and %, not the
price of the calico and batting;
CCLORED BLANKETS, extra large size, weigh.
ing ID pounds, IS pair, W orth g.;
COLORED BIZ ANKETS weighing II pounds at
al, worth 81 pair. These blankets are we'll
suited to tobacco manufacturers.
A large assortment Of fine BED, CRIB. and CRA-
DIE BLANKETS
TOWELS at $3.50, 81, $3.50, and
81 per dozen, all very cheap;
TIDES at 30 and 40c., worth so and soc.:
LACE COLLARS at 10, IS, 50, 75c., OIL, and up
wards, all very cheap;
Handsome SETS OF COLLARS and CUFFS. and
great bargains;
INFANTS EMBROIDERED DRESSES at $3.50,
worth g.;
Also large assortment of DRESSES at IS, &c.
II, IS, and 80;
FROCK WAISTS at 5oc.. 76c., 81 and
$3.50;
WORKED BANDS at 4Oc., worth s0c.;
DIMITY BANDS at 1oc., worth 25c;
HANDKERCHIEFS at Is, 20,
and 25c.; also superior grades, up to 9s;
and POINT LACE HAND
kERCSIEFS;
POINT LACE COLLARS;
Gents FLEECY-LINED SILK GLOVES at Soc,
worth 75c.;
Gents CLOTH GLOVES at IS, 60, and co.,, worth
Ladies pLUsH.L1sED BERLIN GLOVES a.
25c., worth 50c.;
Ladies' BLACK and CoLoRED FLEECED-
LINED SPUN-SILK GLOVES at a5c., worth
5oc.;
ALEXANDER BLACK WHITE, and COL ORED
ED GLOVES at 81, worth al.so;
JUGLAS KID GLOVES at reduced prices
L adies' WHITE COTTON HOSE at 12i, lsa, and
zoe. and upwards
Ladies, IRON-FRAME HOSE, warranted double
heels and toes and full regular made, at so, IS,
and DOC. q pair, or "a rs, &s.7s, and $4.26 per
dozen, the cheapest hosiery ever offered;
WoOLLEN HOSE for children at s, 10, and l5c. a
pair and upwards;
Genuir FRENCH-WOyE CORsETs, warranted
whalebone, all sizes, in white and colored, at
&c., worth 81;
Superior FRgNcH.wovE CoRsETs at 81,
worth SLIGO;
Ladies' pure LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at 7sc.
per dozen, worth Sl-at Sl.so, worth 81;
Pure LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKER-
CHIEFS at 81 per dozen. worth ss;
DoYLIE,S or FRINGED NAPKINS at 7sc,
worth 81;
Large size NAPKINS, pure linen, at sl.2S per
dozen, worth &C.;
Pure Ii MEN TABLE-CLOTHs, yards long, at
81, worth $3.50; =.
all wool, at 81 worth sLso:
Large size ALL-WOOL PLANO COVERS at Is,
worth Ss:
Misses MgRINo SHIRTS, all sizes, at Soc, worth
Ladies les MEBINo SHIRTS long and shor, sleeves,
Lad hse iss op Dssk 81 sGFa among
which win be found excellent Chemises and
A large " aasortm Sa Of READY-mADE DRESS
Es for girls, among which will be found some
nice styles Of WALKING SUITS;
RUSSIA DIApER, warranted s!l linen, at ei.so
COTTON DIAPER at slas piece-wouId be
BALMURAL SKIRTS at sl-wers considered
cheap when We sold them at g. so;
BOUs. kVAkD SKIRTS at u, Sl.50, %, and ~ %,
worth 81. so, 81 %, and ~;
KNITTING COTTON 50 cents
BLs { e9Gaaaab KNITTING COTTON at 90 cents !.
pound: EE
COZ Ton YARNS (all numbers from to l2) at
a. 90 per bale Of i've pounds;
Costs,s aud John Clark, Jf., & Co. - best SPOOL
COTTON SOC. per dozen; III
suDertor article Of SPOOL CoTTOE, war.
ranted 900 wards on spool, at DOC. per dozen. :.
DAISY FALLING Tor DInITY aUFFLE) ~ Is
and 25c. q piece, worth 26 and 4oc.;
NARSElLLES TRIMMINGS at Is, Is, IS and SOC.
3 niece lost about b III their value;
No. I COVENTEY RUfFLE at ACC. . piece,
Scii II EDs1NG at ssc. piece, worth SC.
hDa1NG at sso. piece, worth loo.
PILnT * LACEs at 50, &c.,, and ., per
dNzen yards.-3uss about half price;
FRUIT DsYLEs tthe best nanufsesaredl at Sitas
coEoRE SIS WINE CLOTH at si.ss per yard for
the best quality.
Ali other a7Iicles usually kept in dry goods
store can be found Ia. oars AZ eSnemeLy aeM
prices. We AJAX but ono price, ara sell Ioa cssh
only, and are therefore ensbsed 70 oner Sssas ths
TO purchasers Of dry gS Se6surpa
mh7 lais and ISIS MAIN ssssse.