The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-03
,spErIAL NOTICES.
sa DON'T BUY YOUR DRY GOODS
,nfti Won have examined our stock, as NE offer


~ DON'T BUY YOUR DRY GOODS
urfii you have examined our stock, as ne offer
GREATER INDUCEMENTS
to purchasers than ever before. We have LARGE
STOCK, nearly all OF which was purchased since the
great decline in prices, and we give our customers
the advantage OF the hundreds OF bargains wnlcn
we became the possessors Of. Wenow offer
HANDSOME STRIPED SILKS at Toe, Soc, Soc.
0oc, and 81, well worth 81, S1.lo, $l.l6, and
1926; t'-.ssfs-,5 'sEt'.
GOOD BLACK SILKS from &c., up to % per
yard-all very cheap-but We call special atlen-
tion to our SILKS at 81, e1.35, $l.oo, and ~
per yard; = ts-A
CoLoRED SILKS In endless variety, from 81 to 81
yard; {.n
GOOD DOUBLE-WIDTH BLACK, ALPACAs at
rs worth &c., at 80 worth 40c., at 80 worth
45c., Mt 40 worth Soc, at 45 worth 60c., at %
worth 65c.-also finer qualities as cheap IN pro-
portion; .H.t
DOMESTIC GINGHANls at &c. per yard worth
12Hc., at 1oc. worth 1876;
wASH-POPLISS at sHc. worth 121c, ut ioc.
worth 15c., at 1910. worth 1885, a' ioHc.
worth &c.; .I. y .la ''t
PRINTED DELAINE ut el1c. per yard worth 2oc.;
PRINTED PERCALES ut 12Hc. per yard worth
25c.-thcsc are the finest goods manufactured;
PRINTED sCAABRICS at sHc. per yard worth
12Ac.; I'D
CIIEVIoT sHIRTlNGs at 81, l21 15, 16s, 90,
and 25c. per yard-all much below regular prices;
REAL GEORGIA NANKEEN, ten yards In piece
for 75c. worth $1.25; II.
BLACK CACHEMIRES, DELA1NES. BOhlBA-
ZINES, AUSTRALIAN CREPE, HENR1ET-
ia CLOTHS, and other DRESS GOODS for
mourning .r
sATIN-sTRIPED MUsLINs Mt 1870. per yard
worth 25c.;
CHECKED MUSLINS, handsome Styles for wrap
pers and aprons ut 25c. worth 37Hc. per yard;
VICTORIA LAWNS at l2k, Is, l6ss. 20, and 25c.,
worth from to 1Oc. per yard more;
SWISS lIUsLINS from IL to SOC. per yard-the
cheapest ever offered;
HANDSOME STYLES OF PIcUES at 162.c. per
yard worth 25c.;
LACE-STRIPED MUSLINS, in great variety, ut
the lowest prices ever known;
HONEYCOMB QUILTS, extra large size, at e5c'
worth 1925: .-
MARSEILLES QUILTS at So and IS worth IS and
Sc;
LINEN CRUME. CLOTHS. three yardshy two and
half yards, Mt So worth So, and four yards
by three yards at s4.75 worth 81;
TURKEY-RED TABLE DAMASk at 75c. worth
Lat 81 worth 1925, at s1.25 worth s1.75;
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACES at 16x, 20,
rs, 3Oc., and up to 81 per yard-all much lower
than ever offered;
CURTAIN MUSLINS, one and quarter yards
wide, at 25 worth 35c., ut 80 worth 40c., at IS
worth 5Oc.;
COTTON CLOAKING for chidrcns wear at Soc,
some Of which is worth 81 per yard;
UNBLEACIIED KNITTING-COTTO three, four,
and five strands. at soc. per pound;
BLEACHED KNITTING-COTTON, superior
quality, large balls all Nos. from to "a, at SOC.
per pound
CARPET-WAF In all colors the best manufac-
Inrea a. SIZE for or, bundle Of Aye rognds;
G1L 4! aSe WING at 50 pair,
with fixtures complete;
MoTtS Morfh ISs worm '0e
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS direct from the
1Ssr pres n than vnr eyGT
1T the large auction sales. In these goods we
offer extra inducements.
REAL i:il1 THREAD BoBBiN- EDGTNG at csc. for a
fSS iEi S OIL at o per bottle
MACH IS NE y for all of the leading sew
inG-lnachines at 40 and soc. per dozen, sent by
ONE DOLLAR Will purchase n SHIRT manutac-
tured Of genuine Mamsutta cotton and pure
ing. These shirts Ire equal to shirts Of northern
manufacture usually sold 1T $3.50 when laun-
dried.
con clusion will that keep the largest best
sorted, and cheapest stock Of DRY GOODS, FANCY
GOODS, and NOTIONS In this State-all of which
we sell ut very low prices for cash. We have but
one price to all, child can purchae as low rs an
adult and those who not judges can buy as cheap
as an expert with these advantages to pun chasers
we trust TO receive liberal share of their patron
age. Orders will receive promp. attention: goods
sent by express, mall or otherwiseas directed, upon
the receipt Of the money or its equivalent In Or
dering goods by mail enclose the amount necessary
for postage, which Is 1c: per ounce.
LEVY BROTHERS,
d.. 1017 and 1919 Main street,
my % Richmond, Va.