The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-14
quality and OF the prevailing styles. OftMr.
Wanamaker we nay say that nc has that
sagacity which teaches him the importance

quality and OIL tie preTa1i1ng Styles. UItDlT.
Wanau1aker we may say that he has that
sagacity which teaches him the importance
OF advertising. No "ciothier ~ chats
what they call. them) in the country excels
him in this arts This has given him won
derful fame; and he must M have very
decided merit or he could not nnnintain
himself with the rush that his advertis-
ing draws upon him., He has houses
ia the large cities, and it is wonderful to
see how he spreads himself through the
columns Of the great northern dailies. We
take particular pleasure in calling attention
to this branch ,of Mr. Wanamaker's enter
prise. The moral which we eswish the pub
lie to draw Is that advertising Is the best in
Eyestment man Of business can make. 1t
is like the quality OF mercy-it blesses him
that adyerGises and him who prints the adj
vertising. It increases the sales of clothing
and increases the printers means to buy
more clothing to keep the exterior comfort
able, and more supplies to feed and fatten
the interior anatomy.
Mr.. WanaInaker has an elegant establish.
ment and stock that cannot fail to tit q
man and give him good opinion Of him.
self. tits wonderful what an improved
opinion man conceives when he beholds
his picture In the glass trigged out in new
sHit. SCEtdtuiy III tntSc tlLlcS VI CuCdE
clothing almost every one can turn out IN q
certainly very much enhance the public pull
chritude. .s.,. - - H.
E. 3. SPENCE & Son, corner Main and
Thirteenth streets.-Here Is another old,
familiar, and reliable establishment, which
cannot be dispensed with. Ii anybody
thinks we are mean enough to pun in this
style we beg him to correct himself at once.
| We mean only to tell the simple truth. No,
we can't give up Spence; neither can we
part with Son. Long may they live and
flourish in Richmond, and may we live to
write their obituary. Not, indeed, that we
may live long on our own account, but that
we may do justice to their memory!
Well, now, speaking OF spence d Son,
will YOU only pay attention to their brief
announcement relating to their excellent
gentlemen's goods? We observe holiday
suits, holiday overcoats, and holiday neck
ties, and holiday gloves, and holiday um-
brellas, aud holiday collars and shirts, for
"turning over new leaf" on Christmas
morning. We find it won't do to attempt
to cite the long catalogue which Spence
offers to the public. BY way OF saying
grace over the smoke-house," the whole
stock is superb-eminently worthy OF the ad-
miration and support OF generous public.
We leave it to our friend On the corner il
this isn't so. '-.-- - ..'%
JULIUS MEYER, No. 60s Broad street.
This Broad street is beginning to take the
public eye. Meyers fine. store and fine
stock is quite an object Of approval and en-
couragement, At the head OF bis inviting
advertisement stares you in the face '' Ele.
CANT Presents at Low Prices" And so il
is, as we tell you now; and beginning with
this temptation the catalogue goeson growing
in interest through the furs, and the cloaks,
and the collars and the cuffs, and the gloves,
and the handkerchiefs, and the cashmeres-
and the Lord knows what all-glVing the
prices which are so reasonable, nay, so low.
that you wonder how it is that Meyer can
rent store to sell suchibargains; but, then,
Mr.. Never is a very kind man! There is
something in that.
Before parting we would earnestly enioir
it upon you to give Mr.. Meyer call and al
least admire his fneries and useful things
S. A. WINsTocK, Loan Broker, No. II
Fourteenth street, under the Exchange 10
tel. He is intermediate between hard
pressed people and the fortunate purchasers
Of the " movables" which he undertakes te
carry until purchaser comes along. He
is the benefactor OF both ends-he stand
ing in the middle. Mr. Winstock offers
some OF the finest as well as some very
useful things. We call attention to the
rich and rare trinkets be offers. They are
Just in season at this time, and would better
adorn beauty and worth than be lying idle
| in Winstock's window. Give him call In
your cruise. It may result in an advantage
that will surprise you. ,;. Ei.,
Advertisers should bring in their Christ.
mas announcements. We can't continue
these notices long. They are very relaxing,