The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22
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ar BATS FOR THE PEOPLE
PBEPARED

OUR SENIOR PARTNER,
who is now in New York watching the chances TO,
CHEAP GOODS.
These baIts have been prepared with the creates
care, and will be swallowed by pureh isers Of
DRY GOODS
with avfdity. Our senior partn will rena fD ar
New York for several weeks longer in order that
supply Of bats. for which there Is such great de-
mand, may be kept up We propose TO bal our
customers on jEt) .s.-
BED BLANKETS a. IS pair worth ", at 80
well worth %;
WHITE QUILTS large enough for the largest beds
| ats1, $3.50. and 90, worth sl.50, $3.50, and
| So;
COMFORTAB L Es for double beds at $3.50, S1.75,
| and s2-p0t the value Of the calico and cotton
| that 1t takes to make them;
BLACK ALPACAs aud MOHAIR5 at lower prices
than ever known before-so don't think Of buy
ing elsewhere until you have seen our stock
BLACK SILKS In all qualities at extraordinar
Neutrality-suspicious. attention Is called to our
Bellon's CLOS Grain at 81 so, which would be a
bargain at So;
COLORED SILKS In great variety at extraordi.
narly low prlces-a great variety Of Browns,
now scarce:
BLACK CASHMEREs In all qualities, also full
assortment Of Tamisc, BomoaziHes, Australian
Crepes, aud other BLACK DRESS GOODS, at
bottom prices;
PLAID DRESS GOODS of every description from
l5c. up TO 81 per yard;
WAsH-POPLINS ut 10, 12H, 16ac. per yard
worth 20 per cent. more;
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, THREE-PLY, IN
GRAIN, LIST, HEMP, COTTAGE, RAG,
q I'M
variety at prices lower than ever known
RUGS, MATS. CRUMB.CLOTHS. and DRUG.
+. GETS ia great variety at extremely low prices
COCOA MATING at SOC. per yard worth 75c;
BRUSSELS CARPET HAssoCKS at 75c. worth
1925;
OIL.CLOTH RUGS, one and quarter yards
suulrc, at 81 worth so, and one yard WIDE
and two yards long ut " rs worth 80;
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH, two yards wide. at Toe per
yard worth 1925, at fl per yard worth S1.oo !;
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN-NUsLIH, one and q
quarter yards VIDE, at 25, 80, and Csc. per
yard worth 40, As, and 50c.;
pJJRE LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS at 81 worth
$3.50:
PURE LINEN TABLE-cLoTHs at s1.4o worth
SO;
Extra heavy DoUBLE-DAMAsK NAPKINS at 50
per dozen worth IS. The three last articles are
special bats. and We may not be aole 10 procure
mere when these are taken.
CHERRY-CoLORED GRUS-GRAIN SASH RIB
BON. seven inches wide, all pure SILK, al QUO
per yard. would be cheap at 81;
Also, great bargains In other SASH-R1BBONS
PLAID NECK-RIBBONs at 10 and 12>4c. per
ward, would be cheap at 20 and 25c. per yard.
LEATHER SATCHELS, lined with leather, at II,
S115, 81 25. and 81. so, worth $3.50, $l.75,
50, and 1925. These are the cheapest satcheIs
we have ever offered, and this Is a.other one OF
the haits that we cannot afford again when this
lot IS disposed of. aa..a.. o.. II. ~ *
We now offer our sixth supply of CLOTH CLOAks,
COSTUMES, and REAOY-MADE DRESSES,
and show a greater variety and at lower prices
than ever. Seveuty-fve different styles OF
cloaks from which you can make your selec.
ton. .. sr...... .s., ts. ..t.L. SIS.
HtGH.TOP COMES, now so fashionable, can be
had in the latest styles. Sixty-three patterns
now on hand, from &c. up to 81.
UNBLEACHED KNITrING-COTTON, the best
manufactured, at SOC. per pound.
CARPET WARP IN all colors aud BALL-COT-
TON In all numbers, at the lowest prices.
ALL.wOOL TABLE-COYERS ars1 worth $3.50:
Also, TABLE-COvERs of all qualities up TO $25
Il apiece ~ ~ ...'' e. $685.. .'t .H-'
BUFF and BROWN aud w H lie TABLE,
COVERS, warranted all pure linen.' at soc.
worthSl; }.,HEta g}t.tr g.sl.3 III (
LINEN DOILIES at so, Toe, and IL per dozen
-. worth 75c., 81, and 81 .25; .., - -g:.tr .,.si
TABLE-CLOTHS from 81 up TO 520-the largest,
cheape St and best assorted stock In this city;
WHITE, BED, YELLOW, BLUE, and GRAY
PLAIN aud TwILLED FLANNELs in all
qualities at bottom prices; 1910
PLAIN, PLATO, and STRIPED OPERA FLAN-
NFLS In all styles and colors; V ""
-
TONS, and DRESS-rRiMMINGS in general at
low prices; 500 "a ..h
FEATHER and FUR-TRIMMlNGS of the latest
WHITE and CoLoRED CORsETs from 4oc. up
to So per pair; .- a s.-....I
KID, BUCK, WOOL, COTTON, and THREAD
GLOVES of all qualities; :.4a.:s.
MOTTOE ut lOc.-some new selections; ...a.f
MOTTO-FRAMES, walnut and gilt, at 50c worth
81; .-.ras -. r. -.-........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at rs and soc. worth
double the money; ........ .........
SHADED EMBROIDERY SILK at &C. per skein;
ZEPHYR wORSTED, BERLIN WOOL, and
KNITTING YARNS US low as the lowest;
LUNCH, INFANTS, and WORK-BAsKETS in
great variety; '...-'
BED-1ICk from 10 to soc. per yard;
CHEVlOr SHIRTINGS in great variety from 12h
10 35c per yard-all much below regular prices;
GIEGHA Ms at 10, 12n. 15, anp16sIc per yard;
very large stock OF CALlCUES. choice selec-
lions, OF 6H and SIC per yard-at the latter
price you get the best goods that are manufac-
tured; .
BLEAChED and UNBLEACHED CANTON
FLANNELS from the lowest price up to the
best manufacturers; s..
LINEN-FINISH DIAPER-a piece of ten yards at
81 worth $3.50, at 1925 worth s1.75:
Full. width BLEACHED PlLLOW-CASE COT
TON ut 12hc. per yard
Full-width BaEACHED and UNBLEACHED
SHEETINGS at Csc. per yard;
ASDROSCOGGIN CUTTON at 10c. per yard, at
which price We will Sell any quantity, from one
DAvOL MILLS COTTON st 12kc. per yard-one
Of the best cottons now in use, and preferred by
man, TO Wamsutta; ~=ts
SILK NECK sc aRFS-the largest cheapest, and
handsomest stock We ever offered;
ROMAN WOOL SCARFS at 10c. worth 50c., and
no mistake; .a 49,.
Bargains In SHAWLS, BALMORAL and BOU-
LEvARD SKIRTS, TOWELS, DOILIES, and
BUSTLES; w .-r. ..vf
Bargains In CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, SATINETS,
TWEEDs, KERSEYs, WATER-pRoOF
CLOTHS, &C., &c.
This advertisement can convey but faint idea OF
what is now being done at the mammoth Dry
Goods House Of
ocl4 LEVY BROTHERS.
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