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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-19
Mr.. GRIFFIrHs' BENEF1r.-Our readers

Mr.. GRIFFITHs' BENEFIr-Our readers
will perceive by the advertisement that Tuesday
night has been set apart the theatre tor the beDe
INT OF Mr. GFliiths. In their bestowal of patronage
on the stars who frequently come among us, we
hope our play going citizens will not forget those
actors sterling merit who constantly contribute to
their amusement. The beneficiary Of whom we are
new speaking is gentleman of talent both in the
lfne of bis profession aud as writer He presents
on Tuesday night bill OF remarkable attraction as
We have excellent reasons for knowing, and as ali
who attend viii be decide. He has SHARED
neither pains nor expense in getting up the enter
tanment, and he shonld be literally rewarded. Not
the least among the pleasing features of the evening
will be buresque entitled "Griffths' Dream found
ed on actual mi ght thoughts" There moreover
two additional plays-sufcient certainly to satisfy
all who have a fondness for the marvellous or The
amusing. We hope the house will be well filled
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THE New ENGINE.-This long looked for

ne Anew E.-I LIS long LOOKED Tor
wonder has at length arrived. and may be seen at
O'Clock this evening at Rockets, from which place
u VIII be drawn By the tremen of the CITY, through
the streets and at some convenient point viii have
its capacities fully tested. This engine intended for
Phoenix Company, No. 8, and manufactured by
Messrs. L. Button & Co, Waterford N. Y. We sub
JOIN the following description of it, The sides and
top OF the box of this engine are of mahogany and
the bottom of oak, ash, or black walnut and ali the
iron work Is polished. 1t has sufficient power to
throw an inch and half stream ninety feet high
!nch and quarter stream hundred and twenty
feet high an inch and eighth one hundred
and forty feet high; and inch stream one hundred
aud sixty or seventy feet gh. 1t will k wise throw
two seven eehth streams each one hundred and ffty
feet hgh and three three-quarter streams one hun.
dred and twenty-five feet hi gh. This engine can be
worked easily by by thirty-two men, and can be so
changed in half minute to throw from three
hundred and fifteen to five hundred and eighty cubic
inches of water each stroke. The reputation of
Messrs Button Co., as first class engine builders
is of the highest order.
We invite the attention of Firemen to notice in
tins mornings paper, relative TO the new ensine-
Of course band of music and other ssary accom-
panments to make the christening q pleasant one
will be served up in proper order.
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"CoL. BENroN's PACIFIC RAILRoAD.'-TheN N. u.
Crescent says:
By late information received from Santa Fe it
would appear that Col. Bentons proJect OF ouila-
altogether impracticable and absurd.
The Crescent advocates route through the
pIeins of Texas, starting at New Orleans as the
a.,I,, tr,e and practicable route to the Pacific.
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SAD PIcruRE.-Three youngsters-Wil.

DAD FicrURE.-Ihree yOungsters-Wil-
liam Morris George Ean and Samuel Bequethe,
were set TO the bar at the Mayors Court on Saturday
the other for obtaining money from LEROY Shepherd,
under false pretences. We gave the particulars of
this transaction IN cur Saturdays issue After hear.
ing three witnesses, Samuel Bequethe boy about
nine years Old, was examined He stated that Morris
and Elan got the yerdigris, brush and gold leaf at
M +. b; Smiths shop--ofered to sell them TO Mr.
Shepherd. but failing to do so, took them to Mrs S.
obtained So spent portion Oft for cakes and pocket
knives, and gave him ninepence for going with them
morris and Elan were relnanded TO prison to answer
Hustings Court. Bequethe WILL doubt, be dis
charged.
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An Irish Girl, has been arrested at Rancocas N.
j. for setting fire to the barn OF Mr.. Wills On the
4th of December she act fire to the barn, on Sunday
morning last attempted to burn the house, and in
the afternoon fired the corn.stak stack. She is but
IS years ofage The reason che gives for her act
is that her mistress whipped her.
Can't be possible that they whip servants in the
free Statesa II they do, Aunt Harriet had better
write an Uncle Tom" for that locality. She
might do it, undoubtedly, and come nearer the
truth than she did in her first trade.
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The New Orleans Picayune, always one OF the
bsndsomest newspapers in the whole South, made
| ;,s anpea-ancc few days since, with new and
+if,,If
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Nor SUsrAIEED.-A lad named William

Fordham, charged with stealing coat, pants vest.
and 0tner wearing apparel valued at so, from Jos
aInIned before the Mayor on Saturday. During the
absence of Mr. and Mrs. Peasants and Mrs jenkins,
house and robbed it. lady living next doc. saw
well grown boy at the ofthe garden and supposed
1t to be the accused but being brought before him.
declared that he was not the person. During the
absence of Mrs. Jenkins, she had informed William
where the key of the house could be found, and di-
Iected him to get it and mend up the fire in her
articles said to have been taken The evidence be-
ing insufficient to establish guilt the party was dis
charged. ~ ~
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CApruRE.--The police made capture of
an unlawful assembly OF eleven negroes yesterday,
AZ grocery on Cary street kept by man nainsd
Perkins Eight of the party were Gagged, and three
of them escaped.
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NIETEOROLOGY.
Extract from Meteorological JoQrnGl kept By Mr.
Turner 9TH school rOOnls.

Barometer: Mean, 1921 inches; maximum m IN ton the
29th) 3O235 minimum ION the Xzdl 1901 range
.6Si- H., ~ O, -,
Thermometer: Mean, $50 4; maximum ton the 2lst)
800; minimum ton the 25thl So; range 20
Rains: On the 9Th, Ia thunder showeil 90 lnehesi :
on the both and 2lst Is; on the @ith, trom the n.
TlI6I beina q snow storm at the NoIth and IN IN @
Western paft of this State; on the @fth and ZSsh,
II. . .i, .h .,la,,;.
go, "a many vessels were wrecked. No snow
Sps .hf ~ ity 20 remain the grounds in StsaG-
ton II fell 10 the depth of more than foot.
rrbor. ,yss high wind on the 18th
1te I.ses fell abundanilY on the 2eth and 2lst
Ei. iibt frost in the city on the llth.
Prevailing wind N w, 1910
,.ar. Mean so G90 inches; maximum ION the
atIp 10 45; minimum ION the l3hl 29i6si range,
a32. A.. go !, ,,ox;,,,rr, Inv, .hs ., -,
- neo. yniuimum ton tue 25thl 26o; range, 47o
-. ON the 9th, III inches. This was a snow
a,oyr at the Nsrth, gale iu Boston aud further
~ he 18th, II Inches from N. W. This was q
on s.ysre rain storm at the North producing great
fresbets in sane OF the Iiyers.
Nine fogs during the month.
Prevailing winds, w. ard j. W.
The rain which has fallen during the six months end
ina with November of this year, 10 much less than
during the same period ofiast year.
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PKE4DsTUFxs. Notwithstanding the intelligence
by the steamer Asia, the effect on the N I. market
was not so depressing as was anticipated oouthern
Flour sold on Friday at s6.9i and 81 7.l2. Nhea'
unchanged.
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Hon. A. B. Dawson died in Mississippi on the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-19

Gov. Foote has purchased a residence in Ray
,nond. Miss, where his family will reside, while
the Governor will seek a more extended held Tor
the nracfice Of bis profession.
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g. FOR rem T-The small brick
e. HOUSE. ou 29th street, Church Hill, at present
a:capsd by Mr.. Robert Curris. Possession given in
3 t=v. DAYS Apply 20 TOLER ( COON
del Pearl street
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~ The Committee appointed on the part Of the
citizens of Richmond 10 attend the Convention to be
held at King and Queen Court House, upon the sub
faef of be Yorktown abroad:
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PEANUTS PRoHIBITED.-The manager of the ST
Charles Theatre i'll New Orleans, has placed in the
small bills of the theatre the words-"peanuts
strictly prohibited" This is certainly wise pro.
hibition; for there is no practice more annoying to
those who wish to see and hear the play than to
have to listen to the indiscriminate munching of
peanuts; while the cracking of the shell, espc-
cially (as the Picayune has iD when a whole pla
toon OF crackers are engaged in the work at the
same moment, not unfrequently, are assured,
confuses the mind of those upon the stage We
do not know that the managers of a theatre have
any authority to invade the sacred rights of the
peanut regiment; but every person would do well
to remember that in the indulgence of favorite
luxury he often renders himself very disagreea-
BILE to his neighbors
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4 CARD;-WILLIAM II: GRAVES "
n co. COLLECTORS AND NEGOTIATORS.
WAL. srRsET, over the Office of Messrs. Puliiam
D=vs AUcgnee-s, uearthe City Hotel, collect bend.
ea5 ss2%r- airis OF every description, and negotiate
in every branch of BUSINESS and ell other Business
Transaco requiring the mediation of third party
81 re1H-ss charges.
a. i-e:. acts wi. ae held strictly confidential
Persons ces.rLrg emp oyrneat, ana those wishing to
employ u.1srs requested to call and leave their
L=-.fs
- Wanted, every dsy Of the year, Employers
a1d t.rnn .g,-us n all branches Of business.
~ L&trgcys not cdayged an any case
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DIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU-

= lLlL, IlII Z A4ND u 4 II I n Il I4NSU-
Il RANCE.-The Richmond Fire Association
now prepared to issue policies of Insurance on the
above description of risks reasonable terms as
ary similar company, and respectfully ask share of
&ne patronage Of the public. Applications viii be re-
ce!ved the Office, No. 223, corner of Main and 9th
streets where the officers viii cheerfuIy furnish all
Information that may be required. All losses prompt
u and literally adjusted
JAMES BOSHER, President.
JOHN II. RosHER, Secretary. NH II
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n EW COOL S.-Just received, per
~ Adams s. Co.'s Express
Valencia Piaids aud Plaid Raw Silks
Paid ana Plain De LANES, all cOiors
French Me srinoas and Velvet Ribbons
Lace aud Muslin Sleeves
Muslin Lace and Jacouet Collars
Plaid and Printed Flannels for children.
To which call the attention of the ladies
WARREN Il PERKINS,
ce5 No. I4I Eagle Square.
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w L call the attention Ofthe public to our
w large rtueut Of block tin Tea and Coffee
lrns Coffee poJs, Ege Boilers, Steak, Stew and Oys
ter -les, all sizes; Dish Covers in sets and single,
VIII many other useful articles, at
Ge7 BULKLEY L cos, 137IMein St
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FoRBIDDING THE BANNs.-The Washington Star
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JOHN H. BosHER, Secretary. NH l
CREENE & HEATH, COMMISSION

4 kEENE a HEATH, CODIM1SS1ON
~ MERCHANTS, San Francisco, California, viii
attend shipments of Flour, Tobacco and Melchan-
die generally. Prompt returns will be made. Refer
Messrs. 4. Il a. Lawrence 4 Co, Boston; Allen
Paxsou Pat.esoH, Adams i CO., Maitland Phelps
Co, New York; Courtney, Cashing L Co, Baltimore;
Edmond, Davenport a CO., Davenport, Allen L Co,
Richmend. au I5-eod6m
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j. A. COWARDIN.

urhs Y1AgLY niSPATCH is served TO snhrcr,har,
=, s,x .%n a QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payshIe To
sse Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, S4 year In
~
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VIRGINIA.

sENTEN N7Ep.-George Clinton, a negro, charged
with receiving twenty dollars and over ofthe bank
money, stolen from Mr.. Henry Davis, was brought
before the Hastings Court of Petersburg on,Friday
Tor trial He was sentenced to the pententiary for
ten years.
Ben Walker, for similar offence was sentenc.
ed to five years in the "Commonwealth's work.
house" where, Gays the Southside Democrat he
will do the State the only kind service for which
the Old Dominion never manifested any prati.
tude
REsIGNED.-Major D. H. Hill has rendered his
resignation as Professor of Mathematics in Wash.
ington College, at Lexington for the purpose of
taking Proiessorship in Davidson College, North
Carolina.
MELANCHOLY AccIDENT-We learn from the
portsmouth Transcript that while the workmen
were engaged last Tuesday night in making prepa.
ior launching the ship Albion, stick of tim.
oer leil striking Charles Bilisoy, young carpen-
TER with such force to cause his death. He
was very worthy young man, and his death
spread gloom over the cun,munify.
AHREsrED.-A young man was arrested and
ioaged In the Jail ofGilmer county last week. for
stealing $500 from Michael Stump The voung
man Is from New York, and had been sent into that
part OF the State to transact some business for his
iather' lie embraced the opportunity to transact
a little business on his own account and vas hauI.
ed up
ANOTHER VIRGINIA ARTIST The Lvnchburp
Elrglnlan speaks in terms of high praise of a
statuette, representing the figure of nude female
1t Is the work Of VIM. r. Barbee, a Young law
yer OF Page county, and is called "The Pride of
Page The figure was produced without amodel,
and by the use OF an ordinary pocket-knife and
file only.
LAUNcH.-The large ship "Albion' was success
fully launched last Thursday, at Portsmouth, Out
OF respect to the memory of Charles Biisoly,
who lost his life while assisting in the preparations
for the lannch, the colors were placed at half
mast.
YORK RIVER RAILROAD AND FRESH OYSTERS
The Danville Register, in setting forth the hume
rous advantages that would flow from the construc-
ton of the York River Railroad says, among other
things:
If Richmond will build this little Railroad, a SUD.
ply OF fresh York River Oysters will be vouchsafed
to our denlzens every day. The OYSTER question
ls Intimately connected with the subject, in our
honest opinion.
A VETERAN GoNE--Col Jeduthun Carter, an
old and highly respected citizen of Pittsylvania
county, died few days since
RAILROAD PRoJECT.-The citizens of Danvine
ana surrounding country agitating the subject
OF railroad from DanviJe to Wythevle.
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PINE and Ground Alum SALT, in store;
4 lr.zH white SUGAR, SAFETY FUSE, Hy.
oIsalc CEMENT. London MUSTARD, black TEAS
des DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
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In BBLS. "Hanzer's" old Rye WHIS-
~ KEY
Dark and Pale BRANDY
Old Jamaica RUM in bottles
Apple and Peach HRANDY
IrigA Bud Scotch WHISKEY--for sale BY
De 5 WILLIAM EGGLESTON.
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ONIONS! ONIONS for sale low by
- JAMES b. SHELTON,
Gcez Cernerof Broad and 4th streets.
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Il k'OiLEI AETICLES.-Brus Combs,
= fomades, T0ath Powders Cologne Water, Tx
t-2cts for the Handkerchief Shaving Soaps, Razor
At.o-s, &c. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD l. CO,
ds7 Druggists, % Main st.
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{ N!EsS MEN AND BOARDS, Back
- Earrou Boards and Boxes Dice, Cribbsge
i eEts. Cas- anets Djssectiug Maps Gc for sale by
Eeelf BULKLEY & co, 1877 Main st.
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sENrEN 7Ep.-GeorgeC Clinton, a negro, charged
with receiving twenty dollars and over ofthe bank
money stolen IRON Mr. Henry Davis, was brought
before the Hastings Court of Petersburg on,Friday
for trial He was sentenced to the penitentiarv for
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the WEEKLY DIsplTcn is issued every Frisa
ard mailed to Subscribers ST 81 per annum.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-22
NASHVILLE STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
JAMES SLOAN, Proprietor.

MARKET ST. OPPOSITE JOHNSON HoRNEs WAREHOUSE
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Marble UaperO0nS he old stand Corner Of Summer and
Spring Streets.
TIAVING made extensive enlargements in my Marble
Works. my facilities such that can execute all
kinds ofwork the tasteful manner and the latest style
as cheap as it be dope in any of the Eastern Cities
BY calling my Warerooms the corner OF Spring and
Summer Streets specimens may be seen which will enable
persons oiudge for themselves which is the best method
Having on hand all kinds of Marble from Eeast Tennessee
Also fine assortment of Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble which will sell low to the trade, wholesale and re-
tail finished or in the rough state.
A large assortment of MONUMENTS ToMBS BAPTIsMAL
FoUNTs URNs VASES GARDEN FIGURES, GRAVE STONES, &c
carved and leered order FURNITURE MARBLE executed
order and sent any the South as cheap as
il can be procured from the East Also, MARBLE MANrEs
of every description plain carved BUILDING STONE sold
Wholesale and Retail.
All orders left at my Ware Rooms on the corner OF Spring
and Summer Streets will meet with prompt attention My
friends generally will find it to their interest to call and ex
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere Thankful to
my old friends and customers for their liberal patronage
hope by strict attention business merit continuance
oftheir favors. JAMES SLOAN,
Corner offspring and Summer streets, Nashville
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-22
THE UNION OF TWO FOND HEARTS.
Haughrily Rejected.

nNE bright glorious Jupiter ndoleaty reclned
~ in his palace Olympus the Goddess Diana entered
Her beauieous face wreathed smiles bewitching
than the song of the Cumacan Soy and seating herself
the knee of the ndugent God she besought him 10 grant
her permission 10 lead LATE OF perpetual IIrg5Hlty
Her compliant Sire assened 10 that uaadSura request and
instead ofthe wEDLocK, find the charm
ing Goddess choosing the nsipid life OF spoteSs Virgin
and IN the masculine pleasures Of the chase imagining
transport than IN the rapres of conDubal bliss Her HaEsa
ty Form 700 hsagty shs PRICED And strangely enough
preferred the exploit OF catching the deer u ors Of cod
tat 1sH at tie feet q ot Pdrrhdsus, the olpery 5aaks
Of tas dag'k psb6ts Aaadrus" to q state of
Domestic happiness, the only bliss
OfParadise that survived the fall
Such choice although supported by the prestige Of the
Goddess DIANA the public fully assured entirely anti
podal to the ncnaons of The Tzly F6rtaats and Fur
Famed Lottery Agssts and Brokers,
Pyfer 81 Co., A0.1 Light ST., Baltimors, Id
They are undisguisedy in favor of tie Uon and their
predictions Tor 6oA sees orcby Illus
BY reading the following grand distribution Of
Rich and Rare Fortunes!
The Old Established House still stands unprecedented in
the sale of Splendid Prizes.
$ls,503, IN package of Halves sent to Tennessee.
$S5000, In package of Or Tickets sent to Pennsylvania
$4,000, IN package of Whoes sent to South Carolina
100000, in package of Half Tickets sent 10 Georgia.
Sls656, in package of Quarters sent to South Carolina
s6S2, in package Of quarters, sent to North Carolina
$4,000, in package of Quarters. sent to Virginia
Ss24 in package OF Whole Tickets, sent 70 Pennsylvania
- BE sure to address for handsome Prize,
PYFER Il CO.
No. Light street, BaltDaore Maryland.
Splendid Schemes for April, 1853.
The Certificate Prices of packages Of quarter tickets
only. Riven below.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-04-22
FOR SALE.

OF fronting "a feet on lower College ST. running back
IL l9s feet Two houses the lot which rent for S216
a year, price 5000
Lot 81 feet Franklin Turnpike, in Preston Hays add
ton.
ALSO 200 acres of land in Smith county miles from
Lebanon For fertility the land cannot be surpassed being
principally creek bottom about 100 cleared and in
high state of cultivation, the balance finely timbered.
The improvements consist of good frame dwelling,
gro houses barn, stables &c. and Saw and Grst Mills and
Cardng Machine, constructed to run either by steam or
water.
ALSO, 81 acres of land in Edgefeld on the Galatn
Turnpike, opposite Mr. r. Housons lot There is the
lot goad frame house, Kitchen, negro houses, &C.
ALSO As Of land Springfield road IA miles from
Nashville.
ALSO 80 acres of land adjoining the property of W. R.
Lucas.
ALSO acres ofland on the Nolensve Turnpike splen-
didly improved
Also 50 acres OIL land miles from the city; on the Rail
Road
ALSO, the large Brick Warehouse on College street,
known as the Port Royal Mills Depot.
ALSO $50 of land in Sumner county near Casian
Springs.
ALSO, tract ofland in Sumner county, on Cumberland
river containing l90 acres known the Sumner Paper
Mills; the buildings erected for apaper mill and
well constructed for that purpose Price $4,000.
ALSO, acres of ground in Edgefeld opposite the prop
ery of Gen. 5. r. Anderson
ALSO finely improved lot next to Mrs. Folks front
ing IS feet on Vine stree, 40 feet deep
ALSO and poles of ground near the State Hosp
tal-improyements good
ALSO lot Of Gay and McLemore streets, with
agood brick house containing rooms.
ALSO, very desirable farm 10 miles from Nashville,
rear the Franklin Turnpike containing l1S3 acres good
two story brick dwellings and other improvements the
place.
ALSO, large fine brick house on Vine street between
Church ard Broad Streets the lot fronts 40 feet on Vine
street.
ALSO 1000 acres of land on the old Springfield road II
miles from Nashville Manskers Creek good dwelling and
other necessary buildings and also Steam Grst and Saw
Mills.
ALSO large brick house on Church street. the De-
pot containing IL rooms besides kitchen and other necessa-
~ buildings The house is well constructed for boarding
house.
ALSO, small brick house. 3rooms on Locust alley near
Finn's grocery. 9,
ALSO double tenement, each on CRAWFORD 0''
above High street. g.
ALSO 209 acres ofland in Sumner county, one ie oN
Gallatin The improvements are first rate;
We bae Is humber of other lots in the city and farms
~ ae oouA"'' "A GLOVER 4 BOYD,
.,r;,,e No. so Cherry street.
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MYERS e. McGILJ.


Ladies' and Gentemen's Furnishing and Fancy Goods
On College street, one door South Of tie Square
VNTH E X e may be-found at all tmesa large assort-
w ment of Winchester's, Davis June's, 4 Myers
Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts, of Linen Muslin with Lin
en- Bosoms Gngham, and French Chntz, Standing and
Byron Collars, Underwear, Merino Shaked Silk, Cash
mere, Vigona Cotton and Canton Flannel, for ladies
and gentlemen, Gents Cloth Caters, Gloves Kid and
Silk, Buck. Cashmere, Cloth, Chamos. Wash Norma,
Cuff Gloves, and Ladies and Gentenens Gaunets Linen
and Silk Handkerchief Stocks, Ties, Waierords Albert
De Jonyies plain, Embd and selfadjustng, Crayats
Scarfs Black and White Satin Ties Shoulder Braces Sus
penders Silk Wooe and Cotton Night Caps Oil Silk Bath
ing Caps for Ladies and Gentlemen. Monsy, Riding and
Strengthening Belts Robe de Chambre, Umbrellas, Walk
ing Canes Riding Whips, Trunks Sole Leather Valises
Carpet Bags Sachels Dressing Gases, Work Boxes To-
let's Opera Glasses Porte Monies Fans, Writing Desks
Cigar Cases, Flasks, Travelling Companions Razms and
Razor Strops Combs Brushes, Good years Gum Goods
Perfumery.-Toet Bottles, Pocket Cutlery, &c. and
large assortment of other articles usually kept by Fur
nshing Stores
ty Wehave made arrangements with our friends at the
North to forward Goods received by them
therefore shall have goods here in esshan ten days
from the New York Custom House.
MYERS & McGILLS
Furnishing Store College street. door South of the
Square, Nashville. octll