The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-25
sPyCTAL NOTICES.
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CHEAP GOODS.
These bats have been prepared with the creates
Icare, and will be swallowed by purchasers OF
/ DRFyGOoDs
with avidity. Our senior partner willsrehain q
INewsYork Longer In order that on
supply Of bats for which there Is such great de
customers on atJst. sg5Esstfs 42is<ts4a
B. ED BLANKETS az s6a pair worth o.
X well worth o.; fElfH g4;I 81 SIS
WHITE QUILTS large enough for the largest bed
at 81, LOO, and 81 worth s1.50tS2.5e, ant
as: rs tffafst 4rSs5 5Js st2 3.!ES
CoMFO,9TABLES for double beds at 81 so, s1.75
G and sl,-nos the value Of the calico and cottor
that It takes TO make thems & ,GS!Slii4
BLACK AL PAcAs aud MOHAIR5 at lower prices
than ever known before-so don't think OF buy.
ing elsewhere until you have seen our stock f
BLACK SILKS in all quslities at extraordinar )
bareatns-pa. -tcuIar attention is called to oul
Bellon,s eros Grain at 81 SO, which would be o
bargain at S2; tiai",'fg s5g 1ses,
CoLORED SILKS In great variety atextraordi-
/ narily low prtcei'-a great variety OF Browns,
now scarce; so. -. p
BLACK CAsHMEREsi In all qualities, also a full
assortment or Tamise, Bombadnes, Australian
Crepes, and other BLACK DRESS GOODS, at
bottom prices; 80 Z - $50 i tsas.,
PLAID DRESS GOODS of every description from
15c. up 10 IL per yard; 4s.,sSs
rsHr, ~ nor I'd
worth 25 per cent. more; -
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, THREE-PLY,. IN
GRAIN, LIST, HEMP, COTTAGE, RAG,
FELT, and VENETIAN CARPETS in great
variety at prices lower than ever known p +
RUGS, MATS, CRUMB.CL0THS. and DRUG.
GETS In great yarietyat extremely iowprices;
COCOA MATING at soc. per yard worth 75e.;
HASSOCKS at zoe. worth
1925; ,ay.--t.. - - sft tEtl s@.t III
oL.CLoTH RUGS, one and quarter yards
SQUARE, at 81 worth $3.50. and one yard wide
and two yards long at 81 .25 worth 81;
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH, two yards wide, at 75c. per
ward worth 81. 25,g at 81 per yard worth $3.50
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN-MUsLiS, one and
. quarter yards wide, at 25, 80, and Soc. per
/, yard worth 40, rs, and Soc; i )
PURE LINEN TABLE-CLOTHs at ~ worth
PURE LINEN TABLE-CLoTHs at 81 40 worth
! So; ..r. -..- .-.
Extra heavy DoUBLE-DAMAsK NAPKINS at SO
( prr dozen worth IS. The three last articles are
special baits and wa may not be able to procure
more when these are taken.
CHERRY-CuLORED GROs-GRAIN SASH RIB
BON, seven inches wide, all pure SILK, at ooc'
per yard would be cheap at 81;
Also, great bargains In other SAsH-RIBBONS;
.PLAID NECK-RIBBONs at 10 and 1870. per
yard would be cheap at 20 and 25c. per yard.
LEATHER SATCHELs, lined with leather, at IL,
sl.l5, 1926, and $3.50, worth $3.50, $1.75,
So, and 1926. These are the cheapest satehels
we have ever offered, and this Is another one OF
the bats that we cannot afford again when this
lot is disposed Of, 81 re-, r
We now offer our sixth supply of CLOTH CLOAKs,
COSTUMES, and READY-MADE DRESSES,
and show q greater variety and at lower prices
than ever. Seventy-fVe different styles OF
cloaks from which you can make your selec-
ton. ,. .+-ta
HLGH.TOP COMBS, now SO fashionable, can be
had in the latest styles Sixty-three patterns
now on hand, from SC. up to 81.
UNBLEACHED KNITrING-COTTON, the best
manufactured, at SOC. per pound.
CARPET WARP In all colors, and BALL-COT-
TON In all numbers, at the lowest prices.
ATWOOD TABLE-COvERS at IL worth $3.50;
ASOs 1hLLAS-SS' AANS W 49, 1>~~ ~ -
apiece;
PIANO-COvRRS from IS to S15-all very cheap;
BUFF and BROWN and WHITE TABLE
COVERS, warranted all pure linen. at 500.
worth 81; .
LINEN DOILIEs at 60, 75c., and IL per eozen
worth 75c,, 81, and 1925;
TABLE.CLOTHS from 81 up to $20-the largest,
cheape st, and best assorted stock In this city;
WHITE, RED, YELLOW, BLUE, and GRAY
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qualities at bottom prices;
PLAIN, PLAID, and STRIPED OPERA FLAN-
NELS In all styles and coors;
PRINCES. BRAIDS, GALLONS, GIMPS, BUT
TONS, and DRES5-rRlMMINGS in general at
low prices;
FEATHER and FUR-TRIMMlNGS of the latest
styles;
WHITE and CoLoRED CORsETs from 4oc. up
toss per pair;
KID, BUCK, WOOL, COTTON, and THREAD
GLOVES of all qualities;
MOTTOTS at 10c.-some new selections;
MOTTO-FRAMEs, walnut and gilt at SOC. worth
81; $3.50 ss} ,s.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 20 and SOC. worth
double the money; .,....
SHADED EMBROIDERY SILK at &c. per skein;
ZEPHYR WORSTED, BERLIN WOOL, and
KNITTING YARNS as low as the lowest;
INFANTS, and WORK-BAskETS In
great variety; ..af.,
BED-TICk from 10 to SOC. per yard;
CHEVIOT SHIRTINGS in great variety from 12h
to 35c. per yard-all much below regular prices
GINGHAa1S at 10, 12H, Is, and l 62c. per yard;
A very large stock Of CALlCOES. choice seec-
tions, OF 6A and SIC. per yard-at the latter
price you get the best goods that are manufac-
tured; - i',t "tt. z" "@
and UNBLEACHEDi CANTON
FLANNELS from the lowest price up TO the
best manufacturers; .f 49, - J2u& aE1Z
DIAPER-a piece of ten yards at
81 worth $3.50 at 81 20 worth sl.75: y H.it
Full. width BLEACHED PLLLoW-CASE COT
TON at 12bc. per yard :; ~, ,4sgtEas..E
Full-width BLEACHED and -UNBLEACHED
j., SHEETINGS at 25c. per yard ,s5
COTTON at 10c. per yard, III
4 which price we will sell any quantity. from one
yard to one hundred cases this is not baiD;
DAVoL. MILLS COTTON at &c per yard-one
Of The best cottons now in use, and preferred by
many TO Wamsutta; ~
SILK NECK SCARFS-the largest, cheapest, and
handsomest stock we ever offered;
ROMAN WOOL SCARFS at 10c. worth Soc, and
no mistake; :. sssLA - III ~cculi5lfala
Bargains In sHAWLs, BALMORAL, and BOU-
LEVARD SKIRTS, TOWELS, DoILIEs 8, aud
iBUSTLES; sa 1a.1i s!....v 20 10 >e,.,I.
Bargains In CLOTHS, CAssIMERES, sATINETS,
+; ,TWEEDS, KERSEYS, WATER-P PROOF
CLOTHS, &C., &C.; ,al etj.t.4 .s,f,.,. ~. j..
what is now being done at the mammoth Dry
Goods House of ...,,
oc II $50 LEVY, BROTHERS.,
21@ cARBoLIc MoUTH.WAsH, for