The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-13

mcnt of the Christmas campaign. For can
dies, cakes, fruits, and good things dry and
liquid, and for toys, the elegant saloon of
Pizzini is the place for ready supplies. Chill
dren are already peering into the windows
and signing for what they have entire faith
they will get by hook or by crook, or by
stocking, before Christmas day. r, G
l.. j. RossIEUx, No. 14l2 Main street Here
we have the old and popular house that has
filled the State with sweets and fruits of
every land for so many years, and III "lots
to suit" purchasers still dispenses the best
things in the candy, fruit, cake, and SUI
gar line. 1t is another Of the " old reliable"
sort, and we commend BosSienX at all times
and particularly in Christmas times.
TRBBETT, No. 111t Main street, oar near
neighhor, is unhaggins ia hi, pursuit and
piles mp ;ndustriousiy his barrels. and his
boxes, and his baskets of things suited to
the season, which he as industl iously sends
of as fast as the public demands. Call and
see him; you may go further and fare worse.
lie is in for Christmas.
G. GESNET, opposite the post-offlcc, has
silver and plated ware Of the most approved
patterns for Christmas presents. Call and
see him; his apartment is varied and ilGi-
ting. ..... ......t",s
VIC. SMITH, No. 4l2 and 414 Broad street,
has the things that please children in all
manner Of toys, including toy wagons, car
riages, doll.babics with their spanglcd
dresses, pleasure turnoutS, ETC.; and horns,
guns, drums. and warlike implements gene
rally. There's the place for the little ladies
and little gentlemen with their long sword,
saddle. bride, Whack, row -do-dow.
FERRASDISI, G13 Broad street. Here We
have some secrets it won't do to tell. Oh, such
things as we have seen there They arc all
for the ladies-curls, chiSnons. and all nlau-
ner Of head-making-up. You shouldn't sec
bit of them, reader. If we were Fernan.
DIM we'd lock the door against you. If you
could sec some parts of ladicS makiug-up
that Fernandini has you would be unhappy.
You would begin to think the world Of
beauty a sham. Don't believe it, dear friend,
and stay away from Fcrrandinl's. Think
only Of his "jeweIrT, pcrlumery, and glove
and companion work-boXes.r &C.. ant; other
fancy things.
Moore & GoopsoNs, 3OT Seventh street,
offer apples to the public; and how is the
public to celebrate Christmas without al-
ples3 we should like to know. Better get
them at once, and settle the question.
r. G. MORRIS s. Co., Central Market, Third
and Main streets. Here is an appetizlns estaE.
lishment, with its fresh, salt, and smoked
meats, together with sauces and general con-
diments. With your chating-dish and sauce
pan you can do wonders with the run Of
Murriss d Co.'s house. But You call do bet
ter on larger scale. Have you any fresh
tongue, gentlemen? Ours is dry and smoked
ut that, after this talk.
GEORGE a. HrNDLEY & Co., Broad between
Fifth and Sixth streets. Here is L grocery
that may lie called comprehensive. 1t has the
entire list and tue best articles Of every sort,
including the tiuer articles of housekeeping
and for festive occasions, also the best
Of liquors to wash them down and compose
the digestive machinery after iuduiSinS the
appetite literally. Commend Us 10 we'll
ordered and wel-supplcd grocery. a man
might live long time in llUEDLEYS store
without drawing supplies from other quar-
ters indeed he could spend Christmas in il
most jorially.
| WILLIAM G. DASDRIpGE & Co., 1927 Broad
street. Here is another capital grocery that
will do admirably for Christmas, US well as
for other times. Here you may supply your
table to your very great satisfaction vita
the most toothsome things. The establish
ment is venerable and trusted. 1t is like
old wine--there is grateful fragrance III
| us Iallc WHICH iuCUtcS tlC CdtSitI w IT,
THE DOLLAR STORE, corner Of Ninth and
| Main streets. With the Dollar Store we clo,c
to-day's chapter OH the good, the charming.
and the appctizing t'.ings for the se;son.
The Dollar etole-what shall we say oi il !:
1t is not what the little boy supposed when
he said. Ma, is all That is i'll that store ioI
sale for one doliar:"' NO; you can buy
any one article i'll it for Il dollar" And how
eau they sell things 80 widely differing i'll
value for one dollar each! Dear sir VIC
cannot tell you. The dollar mon know how
| ii i, whether YOU sec il or not. The bnycr
has no occasion to bother ijmS"i! much
about it. lie may buy 0r mol, ~ he chooses.
II he buys he think, he gets Il bargain !; ana
if he does not there is no harm done. w
shall try that dollar store ourselves: but We
don't mean to buy an article we don't want
with the hope OF getting the better Of the
dollar mln. We should see it differently i'll
tlay or two. But see the advertisement o.
the Dollar Store and then see the store itself.
1t Shall 60 hard if you see nothing youWant
or nothing fit for Christmas.
There are others coming.