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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04
CITY TRADE REPORT.

CATIRDAY, sep O9r o-U +. VI.
Asns--saes Of 100 bbls reported, at s. rs for
pearls ard 81 81 4 for pots, per 100 lbs
BREADsrFFsFlour was stn better; the days sales in
s,uded % 600 bbls at IS IS S. s7 supsrGne No
Eat IS 37 SIS 5G4 mixed to fancy Western at IS s71s
SC o6h ordinary to choice State at s. SIX 50 06;
and other grades At prices Canadian was
charged hands, IS ea34 % l2 for mixed to good,
$ for n. snd say 50 o sa apeT Hs' CORN
meal remained last noticed Wheat tended upwards
for Wests white and 81 3s 81 40 for Gsnesee do PSF
bustel Rye varied little. Oats saleable and firm.
The factions IN corn amounted to 40 ct0 bushels all
kinda at 4c TO fo sound Western and Southern per
bushel
Cor1oyTbe sales were O. 600 bales to day. at steady
STRICT LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Atlantic On. G 7sras Oh Clf Pts
Inw 10 GOOD o;iic,;; sass@
lid; fair TO fair .;..:. II Hal2 L 10 liz a12a
CoFTM There sold l, 200 bags Rio a. exc 10,
and 200 Iaguayra at 1oTc per 10.
FEUu made Of 100 boxes layer rsisins at
IS 40 $50 bunch do at So and 200 cluster do at 81 So
HAY1here Lave been coo bales bought, at G0e Toe.
per 100 ID.
FRnGar.- engagements to Liverpool were moderate,
while rates we're rner About IS 900 bushels wheat were
engaged at Cd in bulk AID at the cose 1Od asked
Flour vas Nominal At q 3D., with light engagements
ships bags. To London wheat at 1od and -four So.
30 Sd asked To Havre -four ranged from CSC q 7Oc.,
ana WneaI loc 10 Tltes varied from 4Oc
5cc There better inquiry for descriptions Of
articles for Australia, without change in rates.
IAHs Eastern were freely dealt in at 81 SIX per
thousand.
LIME -Rockland remained quiet at s5c. for common,
ard 81 for lurp, per Dbl
NAVAL sToRE.-About 500 bbs. common rosin found
buyers at 81 40; other articles unchanged
Ous.-We have but TO note sales Of 500 gallons lin
seed at &C. sss whale, sperm and olive we're quiet
but firm.
TRoyEross. Pork was In fair demand. The sales com
pIised 500 bbls Western, at lsl5 37h for NESS and
s12 IS $12 S7h for primo. Tue sales OF cut mea "a
reached 200 packages at full prices. Some 400 pack.
ages Of lard disposed Of at Ike II Nc per h.
Beef Give The sales did exceed 200 bbls
previous quotations. Butter and cheese brisk and
buoyant.
RioE -sses Of 10 tierces effected at - SIX
"a 37iS per 100 lbs.
SrGARs There purchased eco hhds Cuba at
4xc. 6ic 200 boxes brown Havana, for refining on
private terms and 400 boxes do in bond for export
&c. per ID.
TAlLow.Some Is eco lbs prime brou gat 10 &c per h.
WHISKY. Sales have been made of Geo bbs Ohio and
prison Of 25c &c; and so hh1s. drudge st 255Ic.
psr gallon.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


IAnAf, sept. 10 4 M.
There we're large sales Of Erie, Cumberland, Parker
Vein, Nicaragua and Harsn but prices we're not
.aed OF nearly four thousand shares of Erie sold at
the first board 10 day. less than hundred shares
fer b. Nos. of the transactions time buyers
option IN The face OF these large operations prices
slightly declined Cumberland Nicaragua, and Parhetyein
closed heavy. Quotations current at the frst board
compared with those ruling at the close yesterday show
decline in Canton Co. of = per cent Nicaragua, u;
Cumberland, - Parker Vein, 1d Erie railroad, 4; Hsr
lem T. Crystal Palace advanced per cent State stock,
railroad bonds and bank stocks ia better demand
10 Gay.
At the Mripg Board the sales we're as follows -
200 sbs L Sup Idb3o. 51s 80 Dolly Hds ....... 5S
so Parker Vein ....., 20 go do $780,. IL,
10 60. do. BIO. 2osS
The receipts Ut the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Or
this port, TO day, amounted sl75, $40 payments
siG2 40 Ts-bslance, s9,o7e, 40 16,
The steamship Atlantic, from Liverpool brings four
days ,ster intelligence from Europe Toe commercial
accounts favorable and satisfactory, while the po
cal sdvces By point TO amicsbie settlement
q he Eastern question Bresdstufs active, and
prices had advanced. Cotton steady with fair bu
srets doing Full reports Of the markets vii bs found
10 ctiuMns.
The anthracite coal tonnage from the S:huJlk region
has creased the previous week, 57e2 tons. The
following are The operations for the past week and for
he sou
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DANCIN0 ACADESIrxs-


MIR. /. DR. G. BRoOKEs s DANCING AND WALTzINo
M academy S6 Broome street. between Broadway and tho
Bowery will open for the season on Tuesdsy
1853 fhs above fitted up ahd furnshed - she
most elegant and embrace ALI TIE improvements ana
conysnisnces Of modern times Tho ballroom Win reosp-
.S,sstssss for pupils and render beyond question
The most convenient and extensive dancing
scedsv IN the United States II not In the world Tho
ssinon and dravineroom dancing in ork suppo
"a 10 In style and hpish other city in
tSs worId The terms very moderate. Private pupils
hsn not occupied by classes The ladies' primary olsssSa
ave uuder ths direction Of MRS Brooke The ladies' class
will begin Tuesday, Sept csb, Of o'clock r. M Tho
s nsad.y Sept. The opsnins ssrss WI take
place Wsdnesday evening, Sept lith n B.-RssPect
ana balls viii apply TO MI BROOKS No aei Brooms st.
nANCING.-MR. r. BURNTcN WOULD RESPECT
IL fully inform his friends that his academy 500 Bread
books open at ga those de rous 81
learning the and fashionable dances are requested te
enroll their names. as the List rapidly hllinr up
HANGING ACADRMY.-sIGN0R G.. PLANcI, TIM
~ VOL known professor and teacher OF AL the new and moss
dances has honor TO apprze has msrous pa
and the public that he has opened dsncins
loon at sl Broadway sisnor Planet will continus with ha
and scientific principle Of teaching his puoils ybo in
very lessons will learn AL tho noIt taahionans dan I
Of the day Open private sesons from 10 M 20 F.
M from TO r. NJ. ssd for practice trou 70 " y
TJILIaRovTs BANGING MD WAITING AGA.
Ill dsmy win open on Tuesday, SEPT II Mt the North
hmerioAo oes No 10 Bowery, Of Baysrd street,
Gsdea sotrsnoe Baysrd sttset All chs latest styles
will be taught. Dsys Of tpihon -noadaIa and Frdys
hsfembiee evogY Monday eYcsnG cHmmsgcng on tho iA
septsLhcr,
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BRoHoy MARKET, Sept lat market . eco cattle Of
which SAY 1C0 stores 800 sheep end $50 swine.
The beet cattle nearly all sod several lots OF stores
will probably be driven TO the southern counties and 20
Rhode Ifland, and peddied Pfioes--Bsef Csttls-Toe
prices OF the best qualities sold quite well bet
Ter tbsH last ek and there falling OF Inferior
qrsBuss We quote exIs ~ % 80, first quality Is 10
a. rs; seco-d 81 2s 30 20; third % 50. Working
Ortn Sales from Se8 20 $500 towss and Calves S
sZi $50 s98 All s55. SscIes16o yeere old SIS S22
three years old f2t 84. Sheep -sies ~ 49, o. ~ a.
10 ~ ~ IS sn5 o. Svi1e--SnsJ ,aosss 20 pecne &c
5He sni 70 Old logs 6He. al dogs 5Ks. ~ rs.sl,
from re. h. ~.
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The shipments on the Lehigh 10 Saturday of last
week. The Communication with tide water. believe,
complete active business Is going forward, and
very considerably increased tonnage Is expected In the
oezt weekly report though the last number of the
Asaeh Chunek Gdsts 10 anticipate another inter-
rurton he State works The paper says, ''the
Lshsh Transportation Company have, 1t Ia said In con-
sequences o. the frequent Interruptions been Obliged TO
advance the price Of freight The loss from these breaks
the State the Lehgh and other companies the
tractors teamen and other individuals, is immense
Almost every In ths community Ia in sne degree
sufferer Tue shipments the Lehigh are ~ 30 toas
hort o. those to the time last year Toe reports
from the schuJ region 70 Thursday of this week
snd shov decreased tonnage for the seaSos as com
passed v.h last gear time, OF IS l75 tons Toe
read 1ol az IONS behind and the canal 80 768 ahead
showing net loss, stated. The shipments By The
Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week ending the
9TH ut, veIe:--
Ibr ne Nek For ne S,as0n.
PENNEY faniA Coal Co... 10 s24 tons 270,4j0 tors.
beL and hucton co........ IL, 100 E. 282,6l6 F."
otM..,....,.,....,,..,.3 69st 633,Ol6 /"
The Increase By the Pennsylvania Company for 1886 il
20 tso tons up 10 date Decrease by Delaware sne II
s9sCeD 2scy, tons esviugs total increase Of sls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

VALUABLE LOTS AND COTTAGE FOR SALE
Iiebt lots southeast corntr Of FTst and FIFTY
seventh street Also NJ sutul double vile cottage
ana two acres New Rochelle tho railroad station.
so 70 FOR ten yesrs, four lots On Thirty second
street neaz Br5a1say for livery stable eea yMd greea
hcuss, W, JOHN D, kQREAE, II Val street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

EDUCATION.
EDUCATION MISS SLOAT, SUCCESSOR OF MRS.
ID Stevens will French and English day school
for ladies at 6 Sixth avenue on Monday Sept Eth
EDUCATIoNAL.-THE CONGREGATION SHAARY
u Zedek Henry street. New Yer hnreby give notice that
they require the services OF gentleman to undertake the
English department Of their school, also lady to edu
cate the girls Applicants must be enabled to furnish tos
monias character and capabilities None need apply
they have been and still practical teachers
Teachers who have been trained in of the American
Normal Schools will be preferred. Addrss by letter post
paid or personally to the Rev. H. A. Henry SupegiLten
dent, 46 Henry street
AIRS. MARS FRENCH K ENGLISH BOARDING.
M and day school for young ladies' Nos. and 80 West
Fifteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth Avenues will re-
open Monday September5
MISSES HENDERsONS' BOARDING AND DAY
NJ school Tor young ladies' 81 Twenty sixth street. will
open Monday, September 8.
AFR. l.. IDE GRAND-vALS CLASSICAL ENGLISH,
M French and Danish boarding school for young gentle
men, No. Hudson terrace, Hoboken, n Terms $3.50 to
s225 DER full OF studies French,
drawing vocal music, and fencing Circulars At the nsti
tuition.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY.
~ SEE FIFTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. -G&
FOR SALE.

CD 6nO- VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEA-
DO.CUU. with two and . half Of land th
Hudson yiver Piern $50O sixty Of I'm
improved land in the village Of Hemp stead ct ossl
exchange NV York improved property Two hous
to let II. L. SHELDON, IS Nassau street.
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yxrANqrD-noARD. IN A PRIVATE YANIGY, rgH
w rentisman and his wife Tbs gentleman s0a46 dins
down town Ths best Of references Ano ssured. Ad
az ~ box l,ei6 Ross V0lee,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11
BY Mrs. Harriet N. Prewett.
sT. CHARLES ExCHANGE,

HSIIE st Charles is now thoroughly fin.
ed and reopened in style far supe.
rior in every respect to any other establish.
ment in Mississippi, or probably in the whole
Southern country.
1t comprises an area Of fifty by one hun.
dred feet, and contains a Billiard Saloon,
two bowling Alleys, Restaurant and other
convenient and necessary fixtures. Especial
care will be observed in furnishing the bar
Iinyaribly with the choicest wines, liquors,
&c, and the restaurant with all the luxuries
the market affords.
The secluded location, capacious arrange
mem, and combined advantages of this estab-
lishment render it eminently adesireable and
pleasant resort.
The business will be conducted by the
most competent and gentlemanly men, and
no exertion will be omitted calculated to
merit a general patronage.
Yazoo city, February 4, 1853. Soft.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11
l44O Acres Of Land
F0R SALE

sEyHE undersgned, by virtue of certain
Il Deed of Trust executed by one John
w. Scott, on the 28th dav of August, 1889.
and recorded in the Probate Clerks Office of
Yazoo county, in Book pages 538, 80 and
40, 10 secure the payment of certain debts
therein specified, will proceed to sell at
public sale, for cash, TO the highest bidder,
On Monday, ne 18Th dag Of 1prsl nest,
before the Court House door in Yazoo city
and county of Yazoo. the following describ-
ed tracss or parcels Of land, to-Wii: the east
halt Of southwest quarter section 4, The east
half Of southeast quarter section 8, the south-
n est auarter of section S the east hall of
northeastunart and the east half south west
quarter section z, the north halt Of section
s.. Townships, Range q. West; the south-
west quarter and the west half of southeast
quarter section 90, and The west half north
east quarter section &c. tow nship orange 4.
west; the northe asst quarter ofsOntheastquar
ter section 80, aud the northwest quarter
and the nofthw est quarter Of southwest quar-.
ter and the northwest quarter of the north.
east quarter and the northeast quarter 81
southeast d quarter section 50 the nurtheaB,
quarter Of tbe sonihwesl quarter section Isl
township 10, range 5, west, lying and being
in the county of YazoO. will convey only
such title as is vested in me By Virtue Of said
deed nf trust. Theeitle. however, Is believ.
/ ed 20 be perfect, the lands having been en-.
tered by the said Scott be Registers re.
ceists are now in my possession.
Z. T.. COOPER, Trustee.
Febrnarr f8. 1853. 81 81.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11
HARDW ARE,

NAILS, CASTINGS, IRON, ETC.
ed RICHARDS, No. IL, Chartres street
H. Importer and Wholesale Dealer in For
eign and Domestic Hardware, is constantly re-
ceiying large additions to his already extensive
stock, which country merchants would do well
to examine before purchasing elsewhere. The
following comprises part of his stock:
700 tons Swedish bar Iron;
200 do hoop, band and sheet Iron:
800 do Savory & co.'s castings;
$50 casks Ok, Log and Trace chains;
200 do Hoes, assorted;
5000 kegs Nails, assorted, best brands;
1000 dozen Axes, Collins g. cos, Hunts and
Others make;
200 dozen Shovels and Spades, assorted, Ames,
Rowland's, etc!
Mill Stones ALI sizes Mill Irons; Boiling Cloths;
Sperm, hiatt LAID tIdLinseed Oils; window
Glass, Putty, Paints, etc; with an extensive as
sortment of Shelf Hardware.
New Orleans, nov 26, 1852. 20-6m.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11
Nun knew her but to love her.
MN named her but to praise

Il thank God, Y writes Washington r.
wing Il was. born on the noble banks of
the Hndsonl / think It an invaluable ad.
vantage TO be born and brought up in the
neighbcrhood Of some grand & noble object
in nature-ari river, alake, or amountain. We
make friendship with tive in manner
ally ourselves to it for life It remains an
object of our pride and affections, rallying
point to eall us home again after. all our
wanderingf'
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11

The Boston Post says: a petition It is
said. is in circulation against the use ofpork
and beans as an article Of food on Sunday.
because Their preparation is desecratioh.of
the Sabbath. It's numerously signed and
is to be presented to the general court as
soon as they have acted upon the bin
against the use Of Tobacco.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11

~ HEREAS, at the january Term, 8b3,I
ofthe Probate Court Of Yazoo coun-
tys Letters testan1entaey were granted 70 the
undersign Oh the estate Of Edward s.
Downs, late Of said county, deceased a i
persons indebted 70 said estate are request
ed 70 make immediate payment, and al who
have claims against said estate will present
them to the undersigned within the time
prescribed BIZ Law: Presentations to Messrs
Wilson u Hyatt Yazoo city, will be recog-
nized. FIELDING DAVIS, Ext.
February 1e, 1868. SECT.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11

BrDLIcAL CoStNDRU4.-A correspondent
of the New York Evening Post is response
bic for the following;
What reason is there for surprising that
Joshua, the successor Of Moses, had no par
ents?
because Joshua was the son of Nan,
and Of course had no parents If nun is here
phonographically spelled. Who Joshua's
mother was may not be SO easy to find out,
but ne are sure that
Nun knew her.bnt to love her.
MN named her bur to praise.''
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11

KA7E would say TO our friends and customers,
i1afew days we viii be opening a splen=
did and carefully selected stock of Staple and
Newest Styles of Fancy Dry Goods direct from
New York, and will be sold at prices to suit the
times. aug. %, $50. ]. HEARD s. co.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11
Virginia Manufactured Tobacco

rHyHE undersigned Agents, are receiving and
will be adding to their stock throughout
the season, fresh supplies Of the most favorite
Brands. We sell at invoice prices, and guar
antee all Tobacco sold by us to be fully equal
in quality to the sample. We beg leave to call
the attention Of the Merchants to our stock,
and request them to call and examine when
they visit our city.
MACMURDO 81 WARWICK,
Is, Gravier ST, Nav Orleans.
Refer to LINK g HARRISON, Yaeoo city Mi.
nov 20, 1862. 2O-tf.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11

EHThe New York National Democrat
says: Several ofthe relations Of the new
Empress Of France are residents Of this city,
and bear the name Of kirkpatrick. They
are very poor and employed in the manufseA
turing ofbrtshes. They viii hail the good
fortune Of their relative with satisfaction,
and look for some smiles Of favor from her
good lnck One Of them will leave for
France IS soon as he can raise money sutEi,
Client y pay bis passage.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11
THE YAzoU CITY WING
PRINTED AND PUBLISH n tveRv FRIDAY
az MRS. HARRIET n. PREWErr,
on JEFFEsoN sTREET.

ON JEFFES0N STREET.
q II tn, Wata viii be furnished TO snhscfit
AT Thiee Dllars per annum in advance, or Fos s.,
ot maid within month. Five Dollars al theeh "tte
ear - a, nc
nvsa ctssxsSrs will be inserted az the rate OF
mar aare fur The first iusartion aud o. Gems ae
p inaraaftrien lines less, constituting square
~ a,.r af insertions required, must be marked on
M n.r,,o If The manuscript or they Will De inserted
n orbid a ID charged accordingly.
Yeariy Advertising.
Nocontract ssken for than one yrar-ahu Pa!
half yearly in advance. ;,nt,aa IN .hei,
49,, ip,eliats business and AL Advertisements ilt VIZ
~ Ell of Sher persons in by them, must oe pau
by the square
.ror.ssionaI advertisements
For ,sll'es or less not ct a''eta q" do IS 90
q az do do 90 Il do % w
g44Id. JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FOR oil DE-
LIVERY
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11
VAN Loon, PAXTON q CO.,
Important to Country Saddlers.

Important to Country Saddlers.
= He subscriber would respectfully in
form the Trade, that he has and will
continue to keep a complete supply Of
Saddle1y Hard,odre, Skirting, Hogskins and
Enamelled Leather.
He would also beg leave to.call attention
to his fine HOMEMADE SADDLES and HARNESS,
the Victoria Slipper, spencer's Patent Gig
Tree. &C., dc.
The fact of having advanced wages on
the manufacture of fine Saddles has brought,
and will secure to the subscriber. workmen
of ability. 80 RBETT.
Yazoo city, Feb 10 3e-tf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11
GUVSi Guns

lust received direct from New York a lot
y of very fine and superior double=barrel Shot
Guns, with newly improved locks.-ome la mi
mated barrels. Also few handsome Rifles.
and for sale by ]. HEARD & co.
Yazoo city, aug. 81 1859. s-tf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11

Tar GhEATEsT WoHK or Arr. The Great
Pyramid il Egypt Is eight hundred feet in
height. and It's base covers thirteen acres,
Its weight is estimated at six millions Of
tons. and is erection would occupy three
thousand men twenty years. If i was brok-
en up, Tie materials would rear : wall A.
round tlle whole empire Of France, ten feet
hial and Two and half feet thick
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11
Vol. II, No. 35,-Wholc No. s75.
John Ericsson.

The name Of Ericsson now takes rank
with Franklin, Fulton. Watt, Morse, and
other great benefactors Of mankind He Is
a man Of 80 years Of age, Of muscular.
well developed and strongly knit frame; he
lis Of middle size. has firm tread. person
who gives the assurance preserved strength
and head with all the proper intellectual
Developments, the high forehead and promi-
nent brow, marking the man of thought
and the philosopher; he has dark COM.
lplexion Of hair somewhat whitened By time,
black etes, interpretive and reflective rath-
er than observing, a decisive mouth, and
the mixed temperament, combining the ner-
vous and bilious, which distinguishes the
powerful in action and steady in endurance
His head raises in chronological summit
Of benevolence; he was heard to remark, tho
only sign he gave Of sell. gratulation on his
triumph, that he was proud to be the means,
through his invention, of saving life.
He was bern in Sweden, in 1908. lie
carly showed taste for mechanics, and Mt
the age Of eleven attracted the notice of
Count Platen, who obtained for him cadet
ship in an engineer corps. He afterwards
entered the Swedish army, and was employ
led in the survey of northern Sweden
While occupied with his favorite study of
mechanics, he projected his fame engine.
In 1926, he visited England While there
lin 1920, he competed for the prize offered
by the Liverpool and Manchester railway
for the best locomotive, and produced an
engine that accomplished the wonderful
speed, that time, fifty miles an hour. His
propeller, his semi.cylindrical engine, his
centrifugal blower. his distance instrument
for measuring distances at sea, his dydros-
tatic guage, his pyrometer, and other in
genious inventions. have already made the
name Of Ericsson famous ip~fhe scientific
world.
The CaIoric EHgiI Ow ar
first brougH giofs Ian. World Dri %, Of
London twenty years ago. Nd was rejected
by men Of science as an impracticability,
and as involving the absurdity Of perpetual
motion. Faraday, Brunei, and IRE. after
short resistance, finally conceded the prac-
ticability of the invention, and Faraday en-
dorsed the caloric engine in those famous
lectures Of his, before the London institute.
Fox, whose name is identified with the sue
cess Of the great London Exhibition was a
pupil of Etlcssun.-Lts. World.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11

EETE are receiving our stock of PRODUCE
and GRoeERIEs. BAGGING, RoPE, &c, and
are prepared to furnish our customers as usual.
aug. II, 1854. ]. HEARD eco.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11

~ ULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of Yqzoo City and vicinity that she has
removed to this city and opened Mantuamak-
ing Shop and is prepared to make all articles of
plain and fancy dress in her line of business.
Also Bonnets lined and trimed in the latest
fashion, at Vicksbug prices.
Residence on Main street, over the Confec-
tionary of Messrs Billet and Wood.
Jan 4, 1853 26-tf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11
For sale.
JOHN ROACH.

Philosophical and Mathematical Instrument
Maker and Importer,
No. 70, NASSAU STREET, New York
ENGINEERS and Surveyors instruments,
H Transits, Levels, Compasses, SC, of the
most approved construction, made to order: also
complete sets of Philosophical Apparatus for
Schools, Colleges, &c.
N. B.-Mr. JAMES ROACH, Cashier of Rail
Road, Vicksburg, will receive and forward or
ders for inrtruments. Nov 5, 80 17-tf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11

GUNS! GUNS-Fine Donble barrel Guns.
Sl5 to ss75: Fine assortments of Rifles, all
made to order and warranted;
Colts and Aliens Reviewers, !
Single barrel Deringer and others. 5
Oct 29-l6 DOWNING 4 MOODY
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-03-11

- OOKS BOOKS "a large assortment
8 of Historical, Biogr aphieal, poetical Mis-
cellaneous & Fictitious works just arrived fresh
from the northern press. e. T, MANN