The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

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ahead OF all we have yet visited, not only
that he heads this list and offers the COM
pliments OF the season in French, but be-
cause he verify holds the heads OF his GUS
toners in his hands. captures their senses,
ant falls heir TO much that many q wealthy
statesman covets, or that would bring Joy
to some love-sick swain. He is a great
man 10 study so successfully the various
and multifarious seats OF intellect that
are subjected to his care. He must suit
the whims OF all, aud disguise with the
semblance OF hdireditary knowledge the
empty temples OF many. 1t is Ftrrandini's
great art to establish an equilibrium am)ng
them all for social decorum as we'll as a So
cial happiness to bring them as near a level
as possible. He makes them al! presentable,
and il those who wear them VIII only use
well the outside of the head, and restrain
the impulses in order not 10 expose the fol.
lies within that are so circumspecily yelled,
all will 20 well. 1t is a boon to humanity, that
Ferrandni lives 10 promote such general
happiness in levelling all inequalities and
keeping down the inyidious distinction
which nature has so fearfUlly drawn
amongst heads.
But al this season, in addition TO the pro-
ducton OF his art IN human hair goods Of
all kinds, he offers large assortment OF
fancy and imported goods suitable for
Christmas presents, such as gold-plated gilt
and let jewclry, new style fine silver tuck
combs, hair ornaments, opera'fans work,
glove, iewelry-, aud dressing-boxes !;
French and English perfumery. extracts
from the celebrated houses OF Lubin, Cou-
dray, and Pinaud. OF Paris, together with
earrings, pins, ana charms. 1H0nS! 10
Ferrandinrs.
ANDREW AYToNI, 1905 Main street.-To
have wound up the consideration OF Christ
mas without mention OF the great confec-
toner Antoni, would have been like the play
of Hamlet with the Prince Of Denmark left
ont: for bis establishment is the great
headouarters where Santa Claus di>penses
the endless sweets Of Candydom. See the old
fellow as he benignly smiles from the midst
of The weI-stored cornucopias in the beauti-
full window, which pleasingly contrasts with
the handsome and tasteful display in The
other. The lovely and festive appearance
of this store in its holiday decorations IS at
tracing much attention and universal eX-
pressions OF admiration. Enter and you
will find that the outward beauty Is only a
fair sample OF the charms and enticlng par
gains within. Everything in the confec-
tionery line that fancy could suggest or
cart desire is here ready TO crafty you.
There's all sorts OF candy,
For presents most handy;
And tropical fruits OF all kinds,
And exquisite toys,
For good girls ana boys:
So of, then, and make up your minds
Yes, go to AntoDi's, by all means, and
get the sweets of the season. He has, too,
fireworks of all kinds. and from bis a5un-
dant supply one may make merry Christ
mas.
McADAMs Il BERRY, 1901 Main street.
This large clothing establishment, ut the
corner OF Tenth and Main streets, Is stock
ed with an abundance Of goods suitable for
the season. They announce that during the
holiday rush they will keep open until y
O'Clock every evening, which VIII enaoie
their friends who have not time TO shop In
the day TO be accommodated at night.
Messrs. McAdams Il Berry are young men
of energy and integrity, and you will find
their corps of clerks polite and accommo'
dating. So give them call.