The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-12
chances are 90 in the 100 that you get

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LEVY BgorHKRs, corner Main and Eleventh
streets-the finest store we believe sonth Of
New York. II it isn't it cannot be- ex-
celled. ft stands as the very first store ior
spacionsness and for. variety and abundance
os'its stock in the South. The brothers are
descendants Of the Napoleon OF dry.goods
men in days long past, and they maintain the
enterprise, and the courtesy, and Kindness
that have long honored the name. .,t,~T
We invite the public to look into the ad:
vertisements Of the Leyys.r They will; find
ample stocks aud varied quail ties, from the
plain and substantial TO the finest and drarest
fabrics; and the house gives lists OF prices
that are most tempting to the public. The
wonder of Levys' is the exceeding variety
OF the things they offer to the public. Fine
woollens, and silks aud satins, and shawls
OF richest dye adorn some shelves, and q
little way OF you find writing-desks and
dinner sets, and clarionets and pianos, and
Noah's arks and sheep-folds, and china
mugs and money-banks, and marbles and
humming.tops, and iack-straws and shut
tle-cocks, ETC., with many more things "too
numerous to mention"
SYcLE BROTHERS, 311 Broad street. We
think we punned on the name Sycle once
before. We shall not DO so this year, though
it is very tempting. We do'not know where
we would be likely to gather more things
that we want than at SycleS's. Just look at
their advertisement. It makes man com.
Portable and respectable just to read it. OF
fine dress goods there is choice collection.
The Knicker bockers, the cachemires, the
yeivets, the cloaks, the woollen goods of
many kinds, the gloves, and children's
cloaks, and holiday presents OF all these
things it shall 60 hard il the purchaser can
not get suited. We cnjoin upon all hunters
for rare things in these classes 10 put In
their sickle at No. 311 Broad street.
COHEN BROTHERS., Broad street.-A very
cnterpriSing house, well supplied with adj
mirable dress goods. They have some late
importations OF superb silks. They have
suitable holiday presents; fine .cloaks. going
Of at u sacrifice, positively, in which state
ment Mr.. Cohen will himself bear us out.
There is q large stock OF handkerchiefs and
hose and gloves, and that very important
article, the Balmoral, which are going of at
q reduction. II you believe US not, 60 to
Mr.. Cohen, we'll be bound for his making
it all right. .ar ,s--r ID. r. --.--...!4
s. LOUIS j. BossIEUx, No. 14i2 Main street.
Now, here is man we know we'll. He Is
long tried, and has always turned out true.
His advertisement shows what he Is. His
candies and fruits, and preserves and
canned-fruits, and vegetables, are what he
represents them 10 be-fresh and pure. Mr..
BossieuX has large and excellent stock.
He stands forth as wholesale dealer, and
we admire his energy and pluck. AS q
Richmond man, he deties competition, and
we'll endorse him. The fact is he has not
only fine wholesale stock, but be has Just
the things for the Christmas season. Old
and young housekeepers and present-makers
will End his store place that they will have
to visit in their rounds. - .
G. ZIMMER, 1886 Main street.-Candy-,
toy, and cake-factory. Confectionery and
sugar toys, French and American candies,
nuts, fruits, canned goods, &c. Mr.. Zim-
mer invites merchants to buy and avail
themselves Of discount. The establish
ment is evidently conducted on enterpris-
ing principles, and the stock OF goods on
hand is inviting. .tr. s..,,.s ~ r.
ELLYsoN & YANCEY, No. 1112 Main
street.-This establishment presents
snowy appearance with its fine books, its
illustrated volumes, its fancy goods and pic
lures, and beautiful children's books. A
man can spend Z delightful time in exam
ininy the stock OF this enterprising firm.
Looking at their catalogue Of beautiful and
valuable things we feel repelled from an at
tempt at enumeration. We invite the
reader to take glance for himself, and
then to visit the establishment. Be careful
not to carry too many children with you.
For, If you do you cannot get we'll off with
out, unloosing the purse-strings great
many times. There are such tempting lit
tie books for the little people that it will
break their young hearts ii they don't buy
more than they can carry home.
This is delightful business--bringing
these worthy statesmen before the public in
the dispatchful columns, now dispatchfuily
We will endeavor to accom-
modate all of our good friends, and shall
return to our task tomorrow. s-'st