The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-22

{
iecuons, candies, and other gastronomic
wonders, including ice-cream and similar
condiments, that has made the name OF
l'izzini famous not alone In Richmond. but
the entire State OF Virginia. What genius,
what art-taste, is shown in the production
OF these wonders Of the candy world
The range OF modern fancy in this re-
/ spect scars beyond the utmost reach OF old
time Imagination. What would your old
| time rock or plain candy or mint-stick. then
the only sort in vogue, now look beside the
elegant basket OF French bon-bons? Very
thin, indeed, you will confess. Candy
making has indeed proved n progressive
science, and Pizzini is, as OF yore, "the
/ bright, particular star" i'm tho armament OF
saccharine bliss. "The dew-drop trembling
10 the morning beam" Is not more truly
I translucent and beautiful to the eve or
glitters more entrancingly in the bright
effulgence Of the sun-god, whose ardor
will soon absorb il, than do the crys-
tails on Pizzini's candy shine forth TO
+ please the eye and appeal 20 refined taste
under the reflected en'ulgcnce Of the cleo
tric light. At night his store is ablaze
with light, and looks like a fairy palace. In
the day It Is lit mp by the reflected lustre Of
the eyes OF hundreds Of stately danes and
fair maidenS seeking PizZini's acme Of
/ perfection in the confection line. Those
polite young gentlemen Messrs Frank
Burke and Louis Pizzini will greet YOU at
S07, and make you feel at home by the
cheerineSS OF their welcome and the tempt
ing array OF "goodieSn - they can offer YOU
"cheap for cash" Go to S07 east Broad
street.
ROBERT HARROLD.-F useful and hand
some Christmas presents in the line Of
china, rich silyer-plated ware, fine china
figures, vases, toilet and other sets, COM
modes, walnut tables, japanese goods.
work and nTsery-baskets, children's car
/ riagcs, yelOciledes, wagons, dolls, toys,
fireworks and firo-crackcrs, not to speak OF
five hundred other things useful and good
with which his shelves are loaded,
commend us to Robert Harold, Of
No. ST. Broad street. He seems TO have
Just OWNED what would best please the
young folks, and even children OF an older
/ growth, and gone Immediately and sue
cesSfully into the business Of catering for
their qualification. Mr.. Harold was brought
up in the business by his father, who has
been a Broad-Street merchant for over fifty
years. He knows the wants Of the people as
well as studies their interest. Withal his
goods are sold low, and the purse must in
deed be very weak that cannot command
some pretty knick-knack or article OF biiou-
/ terie from his ample supply. Call on Har-
rold and make known your wants.
/ CHARLES L. TODD.-ThiS citizen will at
all times be found at his wcl-established
place, corner Of Sixth and Clay streets,
prepared to serve his friends and the pub
/ lie with such SeaSonable goods for these fes-
/ tive times as imported prunes and raisins,
domestic fruits (dned and greon) figs,
oranges, lemons, gelatine, minee-meat,
pickles, nuts, citrons. southampton
apple brandy, all varieties OF fine
whiskey, wines, cider, canned goods,
hams, tongues, butter, eggs, moiasSes,
buckwhcat. cheese, and Clipped beef. Ii
will he seen by tins enumeration that no
one would be likely 10 Starye ii on good
terms with Todd. Even the reading OF this
long list OF essential comcstibles has All ap-
petizing flavor about it quite enchanting.
All that he offers is more or less necessary
TO the due and proper keeping OF Christ
mas. Mr. Todd is one of our most sue
ceSsful businessmen, and can be inter
viewed with pleasure and no doubt profit.
Try it.
,jomN NJ. HGGINs.-This cognomen ap-
II
one who i equally deScrvedly popular
either as private gentleman or public man.
His place Of business is on the north side
OF Franklin street, nearly adjoining the
First market-hOuse. Here il is that he dis
poses OF those creature comforts, solid and
LIQUID, so IT assuring and so bracing to the
interior anatomy of humanity generally.
He offers as potent adiunctS to 4 due appre-
citation Of this season many barrels OF splen-
did whiskey, gelatne, cOoking-wne.
brandy port, sherry, and Catawba wines I;
French and apple brandy, rum, Holland
gin, sugar-cured hams, oatmeal, green and
black teas. sugars, cOlleeS, and spices, ana
many other articles necessary for the sails
fving OF our daily physical wants. Squire
Higgins will be pleased 10 see his friends
whether they come for business or pleas
ure.
]. NJ, THOMPSON d Co.--An announce
ment is made by this firm, which may he
found located at No. 5l3 east Broad street,
which will doubtless interest the Shoe-wear-
ing public. and this latter comprise. OF
course. everybody. The announcement Is
TO the effect that these popular boot ana
shoe-merchants, in consequence OF an IN
tended change in business, are selling out
NJ and below cost. Their stock Of boots,
shoes. slippers. trunks, &c, was selected
with unusual care, and comprises many
articles Of superior workmanship suitable
for presents. should something IN the use
ful line be desired for that purpose rather
than the merely ornamental. The thou-
sands who have dealt with Thompson *
/ Co. since their proposed change IN business
was made public have retired wei pieaSc0
with the bargains they made. GIVE them
call. ~ n..,
GEORGE \. HUNDLEY.-Thi gentleman
NAV be found at his capacious establish
ment. No. j2S east Broad street. In addi-
tion 70 a superior line OF choice whiskey,
brandy, rum, gin, and the various VINES
ALWAYS i'm store, he oilers rs speclaliy per-
tincnt TO the Christmas season Selatlhe'
cooking-wine, apple and peach-Dutter'
mountain buckwhcat, New orleans mo
lasses, golden syrup, and butter. Iarties
i'm search OF choice groceries VIII hhd
hundreds Of other things there calculated
no less 10 please the eye than to deleciate
the palate. Hundley is thorough mer-
chant. and you may be sure chat his repre-
,entation about anything he sells VIII be up
TO the mark Of perfect verify. GIVE hlm
call. ,,.....
G. w. GREEN.-This weil-known notion
house, 30 long ago fst'Diis'Ou - ~,
w. Green. Esq, formerly OF AleNahuIlH
l,,,d one Of the most esteemed OF its many
GOOD citjzensl. at the corner Of Second and
Rroad streets. is favorably known 10 the
mnbIc OF Richmond from the hundreds OF
iostciul and useful articles that its worthy
nronriefor is constantly disseminating
amongst his iellow-citizens at the least pos
.ible equivalent in cash. Here the anxious
inouirer after a Christmas present cannot
fail TO get what he may need. Green has u
....so.t Annh,s ark Of knick-knaeks Suitable