The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-19

makes men. OF course the first impressic
of man. is all important. It opens the wa
to whereby man can go In, and If be Is "i
concatenation accordingly" be will VIII
Lato1che makes this way. For d fine Sc,
sonabie dress from head to toe, try him. u
him Latouch you of, and he will make th
gentleman of yor. See his notice.
KIDD, 1T Broad street. Ktdd's is frs,
class grocery, where the complete stock
made the more complete and the more de
sirable because Of the obliging and fair man
ner in which it is dispensed to customers
His list makes the mouth water, and his skill
and Judgment are guarantee Of the excel
lerce of his selections. For Christmas b,
furnishes the very cornerstone, and for goot
living he only tempfs man to run up tot
large o bill. Nevertheless, he is master O
his indispensable calling. Try him.
WEST & BRARcH, 1417 Main street. o
course Christmas should be kept warm anG
Icosey, and there needs to be good amount
Of ware in the timers line to make it entire
iy accommodated. These gentlemen, iik,
public benefactors, offer the public all tha
is necessary In their line Of stoves, furnaces
ranges (think of the cooking J, and tin ant
sheetiron ware.
e. B. SPENCE & Son, corner Of Main ani
Thirteenth streets. 1t would take q very
broad mantel to cover the wide expause o
the good qualities that distinguish the heat
Of this old establishment. How he eyel
made money, being SO kind and conscien
tious, we can't tell. If he amt rich b,
ought to be. Leok at his lively notices. 81,
is so anxious for the public good that hl
wants to make suits for them all. In s0bel
earnestness, E. B. Spence & Son are very
fitting concern for the season. They offer t.
the ruder sex the most tempting opportuni
ties for wearing good appearance. W.
urge them to make it available.
NowLAN s. Co., corner of Main and Tentt
streets. Of course it would not be possible
to omit the jeweler at such season as this
How could the fair and the gallant get or
without the ornaments-the bracelets, the
guard-chains (prenz garde y the pins and
brooches-and oh the ring that dear and
wonderful trinket, whose endlessness is the
type Of uninterrupted joy to come. I'll
sometimes fails; but that's not the fault o
the ring.] How many are wanted this
Christmas? We hope great many.
But to return more especially to NowlaI
IL Co., see their advertisement of most eX
.quisite things in the line of golden fnery
Jewels, watches, chains, earrings, pins, and
so on. and most captivating silver aud pla.
ted.ware. How charming for presents.
NOAH WALKER Il Co., 11l7 Main street.
A choice supply Of mems and boys cloth.
ing, of ingenius textures and fashionable
fits. The proprietors invite all to give them
call. They could not invite them at amore
suitable season, and we are sure visitors will
find the establishment in most suitable con.
dition. Try Walker & Co., and letsthem
try. you. You will find 1t a good way to
establish yourself in your own conceit
MORTON, corner Of Main and Reservoir
streets. of course, flowers must deck the
occasion. We cannot do without them.
They are the lcvely media Of affection and
all the most refined feelings. Christmas
must be crowned with them, and the hands
of beauty and grace must with them adorn
the family altar. Morton has the richest and
the rarest. ,aa
L. L1cHTENsTE1N, Nes. 1705 and 1707
Franklin street. Dry goods, clothing, hats,
boots, shoes, and ladies' and gentlemen's
furnishing goods: store as is store,
where man may be rugged out from top to
equipped, booted, and spurred.
To Lichtensteiu's, then, if you would make
a clean job of it, and walk out renewed,
proud OF yourself and Christmas as being
worthy of one another.
W1NGo, ELLETT & CRUaP, No. 1908 Main
street. This is an establishment both extern
sive and excellent in the nature of its stock.
found, both wholesale and retail. The stocks
,lo.r hon do oil linda nd fkuf
of trunks is equally comprehensive. Ii is an
establishment credtable to the city. Whether
for Christmas or for the supply Of regular
wants, we commend good people to Wingo,
Elicit g. Crump's.
G. GENNErT, 1901 Main street. A venera-
bic and altogether trustworthy establish
ment. You know that all is not gold that
gitters, and that there is a wide margin for
appearances in precious metals. Here is a
store that is like gold doubly refined in the
furnace. Mr.. Gennett offers watches, jew
elry, and silver and platedware, and gold
and other spectacles aud eyeglasses, and q
variety of desirable articles of the smaller
kinds. We commend Mr.. Gennetts store
on this, the forteth anniversary, more or
less, since we. first knew it. Long life to
him. > H i.L
Nj. GOLDEN, 1923 Main street. All sorts
of boots and shoes, from the stoutest to the
finest and most taking. Here we have the
golden opportunity to be suited to L. . !
Fl. C.. BoscHEN, No. 215 Broad street.
Cheap and good boots and shoes, and for
first.class footing OF boots you only have to
foot bill for $6. There is no bosh here.
Alps square and fair. Remember Boschen,
No. 215 Broad street.
J. D. GATEwooD, No. 319 Broad street
An enterprising furniture establishment,
where the best styles are on hand at low
prices. Christmas stimulates the desire for
good furniture and that indiscribable salts
faction afforded bya comfortable armchair
before bright fire. Gatewood hasthe thing
for making the house cheerful and bright.
JAMES E. BRAGG, No. POI Second and
Broad streets. More Neutrality-suspicious.
chamber and dining-room articles of choice
and also of plain and solid styles. Also
chamber sets and other things to set of q
house, Also,2 mattresses of all kinds, anC
so on. Without Dragging about it the pro-
prietor invites the public to examine bis
stock.
GAruR1GAT,' 16. Governor street. More
cUPGIss aAOluSk Au1hitdto cIoAS ~ @AS AiSf
Galhright offers good furniture. and espe
cially fine suits, at uncommonly low prices
1t will be hard if we are not suited to oul
hearts content in furniture with the various
fine chances offered US. Try GathrIght.
+ RoBERr HARRoLD, 1919 Broad street
Vases, Bohemian and other glass toilet sets
.writing-de " ork- baskets and boxes, brack
cts, mantel.ornaments /; also, great variety
of TOYS of all kinds, china and tea.sets, doll
furniture, &c. Mr.. Harold has grown to b'
veteran OF the toy.tTade. For three gene
rations he has gladdened and surprised ant
felicitated the children. The toys do thing
for him that they do for nobody else. Hi
hand is magical. and they spring at his yer!
touch. He must be a happy man. Tn
children idolize him. Come in, little chill
dren. Harold is ready for you.