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FIGHTING SCENES IN WAsHINGToN.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Herald, gives
the following items of 'war" occurring il that
city:
Muruaga, the secretary Of the Spanish legation,
whose addresses to the daughter of Mr.. Corcoran
the banker led TO his being kicked ont of her faith
ers house, struck Mr.. c. in the face with his glove
on Monday. CorcOran drew his pistol, but did not
fire. Muruaga stood In an attitude to receive the
fire. having his hand on pistol in his pocket to
return the compliment If not mortaliy wounded
This has caused great excitement in fashionable
circles though every effort has been made to pre-
vent and suppress it.
Another affair of insult and honor occurred on
Saturday between Hon. Chas. Scott, of California,
formerly OF Richmond, Va. and DIR. Ogden, Of the
same State. Scott was at Kirkwood House, when
Dr. Ogden came into the office Of the hotel. Mr.
Scott was talking with several gentlemen, when
some offensive remarks were made by DR.. Ogden
Scott told Ogden he had insulted him three times
during the conversation. He asked him to stand
up. When asked for what purpose, Scott replied
that he would not strike man sitting. Ogden got
up, and Scott knocked him down or back into his
chair Ogden drew his knife and theatened TO at
tack Scott with it, who was unarmed, but did not
Ogden challenged Scott, who promptly accepted,
through his friend, Mr. Maynard. On Monday the
affair was settled by declaration from DR.. Ogden
of no Intentional insult in the language used,
when Mr.. Scott expressed his regret for the
hoW
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OTTER AND BODINEs PATENT

!. AIR TIGHT FRUIT JAR, FOR PRESERVING
SH FRUITS, we ETABLES, &c.-This JAR IL
of glass, properly tempered, and ef1sctually
comes the objections made TO Fruit and other
3 now before the public. They made heavy,
resist quite rough handling. and is the cheapest
article offered to the public. The attention Of house.
keepers and ali i'll want of this srticle for the
approaching season. is particularly requested
large supply just reeeived OF pRts quarts and half
gallons, Tor sale Wholesale or RETAIL by
GEO SUMNER.
Sole gent for this city,
nv Is No 20 Pearl st.
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PHELPS BROWN. the great curer CT Consumption,
was for several years so badly afflicted Jy Dyspep-
sa, that for part of the time he was confined TO his
bed lie wss eventually cured by prescription
furnished him by yougg clairyoyant girl. This
prescription, given him by a mere child, while in
it, never having failed ouce. II is equally sure In
cases OF Fits and Dyspepsia. The ingredients may
be found in any drug store will send this vain
able prescription to any person the receipt OF one
stamp to pay postage. Address
DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN,
No nd str Al
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THE VAlsEsr BIgD--The general opinion Is that
the vainest OF ell birds is the peacock. We think
the goose is the vainest. goose, when entering
barn through the doorway, invariably bobs her
head to avoid hitting the top. Evidently every
goose thinks herself at least fifteen feet high.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-09

Terrible ACCIDENT FROM MOVING M.cHISE.-A
young man named IIealy, residing in Fslsin-tol.
Bucks county, Pa, was almost immediately killed
day two since by moving machine, which he
was operating. 1t appears that something had got
wrong with the knives, in attempting to nx which
MIR. Heay sat down in front OF them. The ma
cAine WAS in gear at the time, and something oc-
curred which started the horses, and the unfortu-
nate man was literally cut to pieces in instant.
Both of his legs we're cut off above the knees.
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STRANGE FATaurY.-John Ill. Campbell OF Raven
na, Ohio, died few days ago Of injuries received
upon the Pennsylvania; his father died IN 1851,
near Louisville, on his way hnme from New Or
leans, and bis uncle was burned to death on the
Daniel Webster, below NatcheZ.
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ggs FOR RENT.--Those newly erect,

Hs.s tJN MIN .-IN0sS newly erect
va II Brick IeDements. on Cary street, between
IN aui Sth They well adapted for Grocery
tt5frS, Of any kad OF retail business They contain
toTs, &ssides the store room, and well adapt
81 foF iao accOnn 'datiOn Al families having all
}. TO good tenants, the rent will be moderate
Apply - K j. RAGLAAD & CO.,
- It's !GmbeF Dealers. Marshall street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-09

HO- DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES, Old WHISKEYs and CIGARS No. " Main
IA
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FOR REET-On Church Hill, twC

g. ENN LL4s A--VA ENuICE HlI, TWO
Ls=s doors north Of Leigh street (pogsessiou given
imu l!aicy one Of those newly erected brick ten
e.nrnts. Late in the occupancy OF John G Smith ESQ
obtaining SIX ro0gss. with dry and elevated base
. sAt with garden attached. ami we'll of water on
tne promises. Rent per aunuTn, $3.50 Apply to
jets JHO Il CU0k, General Agent.
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0gsgRsRLE RESIDENCE F0R

EsIYkSE 0H RENr-The fine family residence
So - ,s'.,y occ9pjei by James Brown, jr on 7th
...f D. tv.ru Franklin and Grace streets two
, r, D.. "a ~ pcanes, will Rt once he put in
r 81 ash revalr. AMI viii in few weeks be ready
T.. sE,r4ai ATgiy to -
--e.s..r. JAS THOMAS. IR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-09

- FOR RENT-Tbe House on Cary
ss street. between ID and 3D. at present occ1ynie1
Mrs Holden Rhodes. It has rooms is in tborot1,-h
repair aud % good tenant will be rented st mode
-ate price. Possession given lst day Of May An.
ply % DIBLELL h JOHNSON,
an t-tg ShCckoe Sin
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80 Fob RENT-And possession given
~ iu fW days, the larg, and desiratly located
.s..lirE. corner 0i hih and franklin streets NOW
...rp @3 jy Hts G Burton, IA a Boarding HOUSE,
tHr a'l,gJ itls a.lmlra! ly adapted. Apply ia
THOMAS W BOSWELL,
Receiver of Browns Administrator
..-ts HnrEnn Hr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-09

RoBRERv.-0n Saturday last the house Of Capt
Finney, near Broadway, in Prince George County,
Va. was entered by some one unknown, aud rob-
bed of $500. oil the money the old gentleman h.d
The Captain and his wife had gone to City Point
to spend the day, aud left the money locked up in
o chest.
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@-IF THERE EVER WAS A rrmr when

BAKERS PREMIUM BIrFERs were required IL in the
present season, when young and old are using all
kinds OF vegetables. regardless Of the consequences
These Bitters should be used daily to keep eff sud-
den attacks OF disease of the stomach; but should
you be attacked with Cramp Choic, Diarrhoea Cho-
lera MOrbus, any other disorder of the digestive
organs, use Bakers Celebrated Premium Btters
freely, and We will guarantee perfect cure.
These Btters can be had of all Druggists.
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\ THE house ocounicd

"a F0k ksNT--The house occupied
E3 p, Mrs Harien. or Franklin street, Containing
-. -,x roetas bcsdts t~semcnt, with well Of
.. sr6 gnd Kitchen ia the ard, Rent "a Rcod
- ant mod rate, and ~ p5ssession had In few days.
.' no LYME. Agent,
80 a. N hcr- u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-09

( CAAFASSED HAMS ---l2 tcs. cho .ce
~ Sugar Cured. just received apd for sale by
yo C0LSToN co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-09

- CHEsrYarIHLp CounrY. May

pathist) offers his professional services to the Id.
zens of Kichmond and its vicinity. Ofhce at his re-
sidence, en- Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
Je l2-dly
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ISe FOR RENT.-For the purnose O

E4F EOAA AeLN 1.-f OF h2e purpose or
FSS moving into larger building on the Basiu
Bena, "e offer tbs house at present occupied by US
tI1 rent. WI I. STAPLES K Co.
18th street. next door TO
Ja It's Shields Z 2omeryiIia
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r REN IA very desirahla

G FOR ia very desirable
E-.a dwelling on Grace street, between Adams and
r1ISaee, one SQUARE above Grace street Baptist
C4uEcl The house contains taQlJ CONS, and has
ben recently repaired and gas introduced has the
C.iT %ateT IN the yard, aud is in one OF the most
aaSaut nei2hsorhoods in the city.
l. good tenant the rent will be low. Apply to
- 25-ts RAGhAND 4 BRO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-09

81 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
- eli sell. at great bargain, \ desirable lot
q %f@lfd near the old DIstllery, and outside the
coTpGr4'sou lla". 1t has frontage Of a feet and
4"1iE y. ltn i-ct. 1t has il twost0-ied fram.j
Dwelling, AMI ls enclosed with a substantial fence
~ au3inia{ lot, II the same dimensions, will be
-ois a,sJ, If desired. Apply to
@pln r CAUTHORE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-09

RUsr.-The wheat along the Branch in Hardy,
Va, is very much and materially injured by the
rust. The rust has also effected the wheat in
Hampshire county 10 a considerable extent. Ac-
counts OF the wheat crop in the Northern Neck o!
Virginia. continues very unfayorable In Augusta
Co., rust has materially injured the crops. rAr.ic
ularly the white varieties of wheat. Several we'll
insDrmed farmers say that the aggregate yield in
Augusta county will not amount to half crop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-09
- FO8 KENT-The ELIINC 90.

- Ft't MN ne DIV ELLINU &C.
fs Hpa,l'g NJ James Miller, and immediately
.,.. tsr rs~.4rIcc Of Mr.. Samuel ncnoou. on X!
......t. tal- MAJ street. II contains nire rooms
...., .a .,~4t ~ H- having gas fixtures. &c. Rent
sal possession given immediately Persons
., 10 ~so }i,e house, will fiud the key next
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EOS NENT.=Thc sfnra on Nor

r 7s N..r street dyoininc Mcssrs Kent. Paine
- 80! r'V ln the occupancy Of MIR. 7 l.. Angus
s,.a-. S.y.H vn 3Vt AuFust, 1855
ts Is.sa3eut on Jan Alley, with rooms in
.->f JAS II TAYLOR 4 SON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-09

fA- WATER CooLERs.-We have on

AUGHoReE b. STEEL, Dentist, Office
aad residence. No. zsi on Main, between stt and ssh
treeJs Richmend Va. uy al-ly
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hand of our own manufacture, the best quality
WATER COOLER, neatly painted Call and sup
ply yourselves at
KEEsEE Il PARIS Pottery,
my Its Corner Of 18th and Cary streets
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H. Barns. BATHS, BATHS Hot,
)old and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving. and
Shampooing Saloon. under the American HOTEL
Entrance on lith street.
Single Baths IS cents. or tickets for ri an 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-09

Dr. HAMPTON, 2ow aged 50 years. speaks. Hear him:
Are you sicki Beware of limitations. Ask for
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
coGnterieiting.
A medicine must have merit, and great merit TOO,
70 stand tie test of public opinion. No art Of puin9
can galvanze worthless article, TO keep it an
as a good medicine, ii il be not really SO.
good medicine will live, become popular and ex-
tend its sales year after year. in spite Of opposition
The people readily tnd out it's virtues and the fame
OF them passes from mouth to mouth with moro
ness testfying to the cure medicine has made for
him. Ia OF Iaore service than any newspaper adver
tising.
In proof of Whist we say above, we refer you TO
Halhpto TOMS Vegetable Tincture and its Effects
Mr.. VIM. HIGH, No. 1875 Soxth Paca street. Balti-
Disease.
MR. ErwIN NJ. sPRANxLrN, No. 27 Register street,
Baltimore, most dreadful eff Scrofula of years.
.tanng, lest number of pieces Of bone restored 10
health.
MISS MARY scoYrELD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
ished her f-iesds. Let tho afflicted call 10 see her,
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
hr. Wm. Oldham, OF Baltimore Custom House, suf,
fered from these complaints for i3 months with bsdy
and mind severely affected He was cured by Hamp.
toms Vegetable Tincture, after other things failed.
Mr. Henry c. Winn had acough for 5 years-great
weakness, &C. had in all five or six ply sc.ans tried
ALT he remedies but Was cured only by
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Ea- Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
Ii at ria.
Sold By PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.. Richmond: By
Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists In
Peterst org. by MORTIMER q M0WBRAY, Balti
more ard by Druggists and ShopkeeperB everywhere
A5-s per bottle: six bottles for IS. -d&c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-09

The WHEAr CRop-The farmers have flushed
their harvest. For qunatty and quality It is the
meanest crop cut in Eastern Virginia for many
years. The Bristol News says that owing to the
rust fy and other causes, the wheat crop in South
western Virginia will not be more than half an aT-
erage crons--LnnctbuTQ Ua.l RepMbLicQR.
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The Crown Princess of Sweden has been delivered
of son. The rejoiciugs at this event were uni
versa
Morris Floyd, believed Ia be the oldest member
Of the Masons in Virginia. died in Bo'etourt county
on the 30th ult.
Hon & g. Whallon a canal commissioner of
New York. died at Erie, New York on the 9th, OF
scarlet fever.
Edward d. Chamberlain, of Boston, OF the
Freshman class of Brown University, was drowned
in the harbor, at Providence, r. L. on the 9th inst
The Erie, New York, canal tolls for the month Of
June show a decrease as compared with last year
OF SCI sss Is.
Iu the London market, Illinois Central Rail-
road shares on the 22d, fell sevea per cent IN con-
ssanaiice OF the ctl Of go per share being an
nouncr1
The penus,lysnia State Agricultural Society
will hold its eixLah annual exhibition at Pitts
burg, gu the 18th of September, continuing Until
October 1st, inclusive.
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. - .e5vsa BINF0Rp, MAYOR BLAIR.

sa FOR RENT, LEASE OR SALE.-
= ta- isnu,e adjoining the residence Of Mr. Sam
o.. Ir.r aJeNs. en Leigh street. between 5th and
t.. .." g., complete order. adapted 10 the accom-
..t.-.a u = large fsmUy. For terms enquire O.
D.' Il tru,chAald or Chas. Elicit, EsQr.
ys-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-09
FHE GREATEST BARGAINS IN

=, CHINA AND GLASSWARE. end various
liauseAeepl9g Articles, are at SCHAAp Il CO.'S
rt)Ie l'rusr 81 and Broad street-Ihey are selling
me-, ctear Iu;nbeFs from 81 cents dozen and up
HHsIIs' NJ lust half the value; Butter Preserv"
thit ana sugar Dishes. yefy cheap iudeet Cob.
- ,prr,giaIieTs; Lamps; Candlesicks; splendid
p[9fht'i Tea and Diuner Sets: Motto Cups &c :;
n rA", tuti-Fy Britannia and silver plsted Ware;
49, i'"i7i ''"sNngiilass"s; Water Coolers and
l"',iasAis "I other housekeeping articles Will he
-, amazingly low at SCH AAP Il co.'s, corner
"a ht+'l ald ~ streets. LOoh ling aass Plates OF
.I5 ow imp3ftAt:ou to dealers st Ne York whole,
htl'- Il'-E-a-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-09

FagscH DErENcE OF SP.uH--A London letter TO
the New York Commercial mentions report from,
France that the Emperor had notified Spain that
although England has threatened to leave her TO
her fate on the Cuban question, he will support
her to tho last.
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FOR CANCER
asS- LIFE SIZE Pr

asss- LIFE SIZE PRo
subscriber takes pleasure in an
merous patrons and the public
now prepared to furnish Pilot
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, cit Yor coiored.
which, for accuracy and finish. ANTS equal
if not superior TO any produces - clty, al less
than the usual price Old Pic opled and en-
larged to any size.
Citizens aud strangers are in ITO call and ex-
anime specimens st GIBBS TeNpie Of Art. CORN
Pc GIBBS.
F. S-If you want genuine AmbToatype. thls Is
the place to get it, where you Will neither oe mum
bugged in price or work. Also. Melainotypcs, os
any other Picture in the Geographic Art;
Je Is L u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-09

grand pehlc ceremonial took place at st. Pc
ter,burg on the 12th of June. The new cathedral
Of st Isaac was cousecratcd by a solemn religions
service. which blended al the maguihcSuce of &c
clesiastical and military pomp. The Imperial
family and Court we're present, ana 10000 troops
were under arms.
Letters from st. Petersburg state that the En-
peror was gathering abont him every day men be-
longing to the progressive party; that the Cabinet
western ciyi7atioI, i, and that the next generation
viii not ft d any trace Of slareryin Russia This
policy Is opposed by the old Russian party headed
by FRINGE Menschi5of.
The Russian Steamer NoIga left Antwerp tive
DAYS ago for ST. Petersburg, with full cargo cf
I.achincry, tuo locomotives, &c, from the ioun-
dries Of Iioge. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-09

The City OF Washington arrived at New York
Tuesday. The foreign hles by her are received
aud contain some additional news, besides' that
already pnblished by telegraph. We make sun.
mary:
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RAvAGEs OF THE Hoe CHoLERA.-A letter from
Gibson county, Ind, says that not only are the
hogs dying from the cholera, butit has made its
appearance rmopg horses and cattle, among which
it is very fatal.
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GLOVES AND HOSIERY;
Threads. a very large stock;
Buttons;
Combs;
Brass, steel and Reed Hoops;
GraEats. suspenders Handherchiefs:
perfumeries. Soaps Brushef;
Letter, Cap and Note Pagers, Envelopes;
wines, Clocks and Jeweiry;
skirh, oorsets, Embroidsrfes, &c.
=, varied and well assorted stock Of Notions and
I,secy 9oods always on hand and at low prices 10
tils Trade. TH0nAs, HUGHEs a CALDWELL,
Importers and Jobberr
Jei Es7 Pearl, or ttth street.
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Considerable uneasiness is said to have been eX
cited in Rome, by the important Notifications the
French are making at Civta Neccha.
Some heavy failures reported in Turin, and
it is sail that considerable mtsappropriation Of
money by certain directors of the Cuueo Railroad
Company had been discovered
1t is denied that Piedmont has made any de-
mands upon Naples for indemuihcation i'll the Gag
liari affair.
desperate attempt to escape had been made by
the prisoners confined at raiiano, and sixty of
them succeeded in getting away. Half Of them,
however, had been recaptured.
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NOTlCE.-Au persons having business
with NE daring my absence at the Virginia
rpHhg., i ~ pecuuary line, will please call on nv
agent, y. V. SUTTON. Jn.
JOHN N. DAVIS
, y. i can be at the Office Of my father 3
', sutton, sen'rs No. Law Building. from to IL
o'clock, A. NJ. FV sUrTOS in
Je Its
)h HlTENTfARY STURE.--The fol-
prices: " '' "
Rrogaes FulIad Clotbs Waoona
Boots Kerseys Carts
riiofs Llns"ys Spring Drays
naIness fiannel Rurn. Wagons
Tart gear Grain Bags Jersey do
Garden Earr1ws Wardrobes
Dirt do Safes &c
Rm NIMMO
Jes General Agent Va psniten,iarv
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GEEAT 0EfTAIN

In the House OF Lords. on the 2lst 6f june the
bishop Of oxford moved for the correspondence
betw cen the British government and the Governor
OF Hong Kong, respecting emigration from hong
Kong and China sincn IShR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-27
MEXICO AND HER DESTINY

The real nationality Of Mexico would seem to be
extinct at least so far as the ability to execute the
supreme functions of government are to be taken as
= lUling test The MeKiJa nation have been rapid
by falling into political decay for the last twelve
years, so much so, indeed, as to excite the most
lively interests among the patriotic and liberal
minded throughout the world. The change of rulers
has not had the effect to either strengthen the gov
eminent to inspire the people with any degree Of
respect or confidence in the justice Of popular lib
cry as reflected through republican institutions
Ia fact the frequent changes which have from time
TO time taken place in that country have been moth
iGg more than q change of men without a change Of
policy. The consequence has be en- that all stability
either of Government or the great industrial pur-
suits Of the people, has been totally snnihilated and
thrown into the general vortex Of ruin, confusion
and anarchy There is no help for it nov; it is too
late. There are no statesmen in Mexico no master
spirit to rise above his cOmpeers; all are generals ;
all look 10 the military without the necessary mill
tary knowledge or Prowess to command the ad-
miratou Of the nation, or the power to put down
rebellion.
1t can no longer be denied that Mexico is about to
be bloed from the map of the world and the histO-
riau who writes tomorrow, will be compelled to
speak Of that nation as it was when her sovereignty,
an political sense, was equal with the other powers
u the earth Her sun has set to rise no more, and
her children can only point their offspring to the
cold realities Of eternal darkness and night.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-27
THE GAYOsO HOUSE. ME1TPHTg

Our Memphis neighbors may well pride themselves
on the GayOsO House, which, greatly enlarged, has
lately been opened by Mr.. CocKRELL, q very prince
Of landlords. The writer Of this paragraph, on a
late flying trip to Memphis, enjoyed a day at the
Gsyoso and is prepared to endorse the most extrav-
agant praise Of the establishment. The GsyosO
may safely claim to be the finest hotel west of the
mountains; and il would lose nothing by q oompar-
isOn with any house in the country. The furniture
is in every respect equal to that Of the St. Nicholas
Hotel, Of New York The house can accommodate
from four to five hundred persons. The principal
dining room is connected by large folding doors
with the ball room, and the two rooms, when thus
thrown together, form one room, one hundred and
soventyve feet long, decorated in the most costly
and gorgeous style. We are without the figures
necessary to full description Of the house, and
must therefore cOnfne ourselves to general state
ments From pretty full acquaintance with all
the principal hotels Of the country, we shall not
hesitate to back the declarations Of our Memphis
friends, when they claim for their city, incOmpara-
bly, the finest best furnished and best kept hotel in
the West or South, snd one which can no where be
eIcelled.
We trust that Mr.. COCKRELL iIlrealize fortune in
his magnificent enterprise in equal proportion with
the fame Of which hsis secure He has added largely
TO feelings Of State PRIDE and for this, as
well for other fayOrs he has this public acknowl-
edgment.