The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-19
themselves by getting under the protection
OF Mr.. Latouche, No. 4 Tenth street. r

themselves by getting under the protectloh
OF Mfr. Iatouche,, No. 4 Tenth street. r
RANDOLPH & ENaLIsH, 1913 Main street
An old and reliable house. Fine stocks OF
elegant classical works, prose and poetical.
Besides. standard works, juvenile books,
prayer and, hymn-books and albums, and
writing.desks, and a variety Of fine things
suitable for Christmas presents. Theirs IS
% genuine collection. They do nothing at
randolph-we mean random. And their
stock is alllin apple-piey order. Go, Christ
mas-people, and see what these good gentle
men offer for public qualification.
.STARKE & KYLAND, No. 9l3 Main street.
A variety of very pretty and useful things
to be had here in the line OF fancy books,
choice writing materials, card, cigar,
cigarette. and match-cases; glove and col
lar-cases, games and toys, and toy and iuye-
nile books; steel engrayings, oit-paintings,
and chromos, articles of papier- mache, pa
per dolls, ETC., ETC.; also, hymn-books,
prayer-books, Bibles, and a great many
other things suited to the season, both Tor
the pious and the preSent-makers.
GEORGE 3. STEEL, Dentist, 723 Main
street, It may seem not exactly in the line
of festivity to talk about sitting in the op-
Grating chair of the dentist to have teeth
drawn; but nevertheless everybody who
would enjoy Christmas dinner should
have teeth to masticate it. Those who are
deficient in teeth will be forced to gum it.
Better get the DoctoEto repair your grind
ers. 1t will help you nightly.
GEORGE I. HERRING, 604 Marshall street
name well-known in other days, always
associated with good things in the commits
sary department.. Now we have Mr. Her
ring with the best of salt fish and the best OF
fresh butter (roll and packed), and venison,
and buckwheat, and canned fruit, and
pickles, and preserves, and liquors and
wines, and gin and things, that will make
Christmas happy and joyous. G04 Marshall
street. a " -'.'
GEORGE ScHGN's, 100 Main street.
Prominently holding up the moral that
everything ends in smoke, and men, follow
ing the example of the traveller ip the praI-
rie, raise smoke themselves in the hope OF
keeping out of the fire. Schen furnishes
the fuel for any amount of smoking. He
has all the. implements for smoking-the
clay and the meerschaum pipes and the
stems, etc., besides cigars, &c. It is q first
rate place for smokers supplies.
ALEXANDER WERsT, 223 and 225 Broad
street - Candies, Cakes, Confectionery,
Fruit, Nuts, Fire-Craekers, Roman-Can-
dies, Sky-Rockets, etc.-W erst sweetens
Christmas and blows it up also. That suits
the little BOYS. They wouldn't give fig
for a Christmas that they couldn't blow up.
We should say Werst has jelly, ice-cream,
and pound-cake, etc. People in these days
will have ice-cream and ice-water in win
| ter. 1t seems unnatural, but it is better to
crafty them than not, and Werst knows
this.
JULIUS KRAKER, 1917 Main street-Win.
ter Clothing.-Cassimere business suits, dl.
agona!, Prince Albert, and cutaWay suits,
boys suits, overcoats, &c. II there is Gny'
thing in q name, here is the place fol
Krakin suits, and at low rates. Krakel
advertises some tempting things for the sea-
son.
HABL1sToN g. BROTHER, sO5, Main street.
Large and varied assortment Of elegant and
well-made Furniture.-Habliston have 8
good name and understand their business
The customer will find some Of the very
choicest sets for Christmas presents in theil
excellent stock.
CHARLES l.. TODD, corner OF Sixth ano
Clay Streets" Christmas cheer" We
should think it was. Just read his list OF
stimulants, and see il you don't think sc
yourself. Besides the stimulation there are
the mince-meat, the nuts, the fruits, and
the butter and eggs, and spices, and the
regular and excellent groceries. There Is
great part Of the supplies for Christmas
here Todd's list suggests the egg-nog and
the very toddy oithe season. -.. ....-.
J.D. GATEWOoD, 319 Broad street. Bed
room, parlor, and dining-room furniture
bureaus, bedsteads, tables, lounges, mat
tresses, fcather-beds, ETC., etc. Gatewoot
is a pushing fellow, and keeps an eye to the
public wants.
And this finishes our work for to-day, ant
now "put us in our little bed," for we are
tired. Goodnight, Gatewood!