The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-18
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new outside. From here to Huntington, or
from here to Danville, the very rocks CRY
aloud to you as you fly by in the cars "Get
your new suits ut Smith's.' And what is
better, you see men everywhere wearing
| those suits. If you doubt the rocks YOU
must have faith in the Dispatch. Go, gem
tlemen, go, boys-inanimate nature finds.
mouths TO cry out ego to Smiths" and SO
cries the Dispatch. Smith is rare name,
and Smith is 4 rare fellow. He was born
amongst clothes. We really believe he was
born with one of his patent shirts on his
back. He is never happy unless surrounded
by clothing, and he is the happiest man in
the world when dressing-up the people. He
does not object to being paid for It; but
his happiness in fitting them is so vast that
he would rather dress them for nothing than
not dress them at all.
Smiths stock is most extensive. The law
yer, the judge. the parson, the physician,
the undertaken (D, the courtier, the lover, all
will find themselves suited at Smith's-not
only with the main articles, but all those
smaller things associated with ueckteS and
handkercbicts are provided to suit all tastes.
Try Smiths. You can't miss name so
rare.
CHARLES HCTzLER, Gil Broad street, has
excellent stocks at low prices for the ladies.
See his advertisement Of goods with prices
attached. 1t is a good thing to know what
you have to pay. We know nothing better
in commerce save that Of having the money
to pay what you have got 10 pay. HutZler
is business man. He knows how to buy
and TO sell, and that is the sum Of knowledge
To- t,S,Io 10 hoc, orI fhoro &c
thing to be learned in buying from him. So,
ladies, business ladies, take u lesson from
Hutzler. 1t will be beneficial.
julius SYcLE, 415 Broad street. Superb
goods for ladies and gentlemen. Silks, sa-
apacs, poplius, mourning goods, laces,
gloves, underwear of all sorts, &C., &c. See
Sycle's catalogue and stock. We were
struck with his camel's.hair dress material.
What change in its fabrication from that
of the raiment worn by John the Baptist !!
Poor man, we are led to believe that bis
whole garb was typical of poverty, if not Of
self-imposed penance. His raiment was OF
camel's hair, and he wore leathern girdle
about his loins, and his meat Tas locusts
and wild honey. And now, behold your
person clad in camel's hair, sweeping the
streets with train Of that train. How diff
ferent from John the Baptist! Ab, yes but
nevertheless lovely
Don't think of this, however; go to Sy-
cle's and array yourself in the best, and
there will be no discount upon the admira-
ton you will excite.
Handy Spandy. Jack-a-dandy.
Loves plum-cake and sugar-candy;
lie bought some at n candy shop.
And out he came, hop-hop-hop."
var1 honpu falIoxu no wac p1 vO1
may do the same thing by going to BossIEUxs,
14l2 Main street. Yes, go to BossieuX's /:
his stock of all good things is immense.
Only think, he has mammoth torpedoes y
500,O 900 of them. That is more than you and
Gun count. Besides this vast supply of
mammoth torpedoes there are 500 boxes Of
tire-crackers. Why, boys, this is quite enough
to blow up james river. Oh, my! won't VIC
have times
Bossieux is an extensive dealer in candies,
fruits, canned fruits, and number of things
indispensable to the season. Don't fail to
call on him. You cannot get along well
without examining his stock.
KRAKER's. 1911 Main street. Here VIC have
| cracking fine suits for men and boys. You
| have but to look at kraker'S list OF suits and
prices to lill you with an eager desire TO see
the things he so kindly offers to the public.
| When you think of what it used TO cost to
dress out u man, or q boy either, you would
be amazed at KrakerS pricc-list. To the
"Red Post" 60.
ANToNI's, 1105 Main street, the ladies'
and gcntlemen's reStaurant-the depot of
fruits, and candies, and fancy boxes, and
dolls, and a great many other things. An
toni is the Roman, according to ancient
geography, and the children are ready to
pronounce him "the noblest Roman OF them
ALL" At his restaurant the ladies and gen.
tlemen get the best Of fare, and at his fruit
and candy-counters people, young and old,
get all that's good and more besides. An
toni's is great place.
| "He has a little hobby HORSE
| And 1t is a dapple gray;
| And Its tail Is made of hay"
He has dolls and hens, and so Oh, to suit all
little people. His store is one of the finest,
and his stock will suit everybody. He'll do
vast deal for Christmas. Julius Caesar,
Marc Antony, and Marcus Aurelius never
saw such fine things as he has got.
| COLUMBUS, a21 Broad street The great
| Columbus. What if he have no Ferdinand
and Isabella to patronize him. he came
over the Atlantic for all that, and nuch
ouicker.than the old Columbus, who only
made great discoveries for other peoples
benefit. Now, our Broad. street Columbus
| is not going to waste his time IN any sucll
manner. He conducts business on the quad
pro quo principle. You get his good things
and he gets your money. ALPS fair and
square with the illustrlous COLUMBUS. he
has toys of all sorts.
| 81 bought a little horse
That galloped up and down,
| saddled him and bridled him,
| And sent him out Of town.
| Columbus is the reliable maker of cakes
and cream and candies and all good things
| He is indispensable ut Christmas.
| j. NJ. HIGGINS, Old Market place, FRANKLIN
street, comes tempting as with his IRISH
| whiskey." ooh, bother wild ye, john -
Can't We be aisy? Yes, he comes not only
with Irish whiskey, but with Old rye, ano
rum, and apple brandy, and wines, ana the
likes of them. There is no telling to Wna'
length he could carry these temptations. Ht
must think good deal of these things VIII
be wanted during Christmas-and we
shouldn't wonder if they are. All we car
saw is. if the highly respectable councilman
hasn't the best of liquors it is not because he
IS not Judge of them !; and barrin O. that,
he didn't keep the good article we're thlnkin
he would he turned out So you'd best Try
them.
JOHN C. PAGE, 900 Main street. Fashlon'
able boots and shoes. Altogether seasonal
BILE. No lady or gentleman should just no"
he indiffereutly shod; and what on earth can
make a fine dress or wel-tttlng sun pre-
sentable unless the feet are we'll ntted WIN
handsomely.mad shoes or boots! WY,
nothing, Page is one of the oldest traders
and his skill and experience are sucn thatal
| hayo faith in him, The first LOOK y0u nave