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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22
FROM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

Ex.sECRETARY BUCHANAN GEN. MEDARY-HON.
JAS. MCLELLAND-C0L. JEFF. DAVIS
WASHINGTON, Feb. q, 1853.
1t is reported that Mr. Buchanan will be Minister to
England.
The Hon D. K. Cartier has received letter from sam
Medary since his return, dated Columbus Ohio Feb IT.
stating that he has intmaton expectation of get
ting cabinet appointment.
Mr.. McClelland has arrived here.
jefferson Da ,is has not reached this city nor is there
any intelligence Of his departure from Mississippi.
EXHIBITION OF THE METROPOLITAN MECHANICS
INSTITUTE = sTEAMEgs BETWEEN CALIFORNIA,
CHINA AND JAPAN, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, 1858.
The exhibition o. the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute
will open Thursday evening next and remain open for
three weeks It will be held in the wing Of the Patent
Office building, the hall Of which is of the
most magnificent rooms in the country, being 275
feet in length by 70 in width and beautifully decorated
The exhibition promises to be the most extensive and
recherche displayed in this city Besides the usual
collection Of the products Of industry genius and art
from different parts of the country it will embrace vaua
BILE and contributions from the various departments
Of the government and from local institutions. capa
cous building been erected for the temporary
mediation Of the machinery and steam engine provided
for driving IT, Much credit Is due to Charles Stansbu-
the corresponding SECRETARY ana 10 inc Otner
officers Of the Institute for their udcious classification
and tasteful arrangement Of the exhibition.
1t is understood that the chairman Of the House Com
mittee Naval Affairs win shortly report fsvorably
the proposition Of A. w. Thompson to establish line of
steamers between the western coast Of country and
Eastern Asia. The line is to consist Of six steamers Of
1900 tons and armed with heavy batteries for pur
poses II proposed that the vesses shall make semi
monthly trips between California and China touching at
the Sandwich Islands, well port in Japan, pro-
vded communications opened with that empire The
protector asks for contract to the mails for ten
years. and to receive the amount collected the mail
able matter transmitted by the steamers-onehalf the
amount estimated Of said postage to be estimated, and
paid in advance, in government bonds.
The President has ycognized Henry Anbrosie Vice
Consul of Sardinia at New York.
The Republic publishes long communication from the
Superintendent Of the Census In which he vndcates his
right to q salary Of 70, 900 per annum.
Gen. Co0mbs publishes letter defending himself from
attacks made upon him in the Senate regarding his acqui
sition of Texas bonds.
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ATOTARIAL- A NOTARY PUBLIC IN BROOKLYN,
IN whose term Of aice has about eighteen months to
rum viii resign in favor of for consideration.
Notaries must reside in the cities for which they
pointed but may execute the duties of their Office at
place within the State Address Notary at the Herald
Office stating the precise sum offered otherwise
will be unnOtced.
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THE CABINET,

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 81, 1853.
We coming to point on the Cabinet. We are ap-
proxmating the truth We begin to get clear Of mere
The fog is lifting. To-day according to the
shrewdest, the list stands as follows
Caleb.Cushing, of Mass. Secretary Of State.
wm L. Marcy, Of New York Secretary Of the Treasury
James G. Dobbin of N. C... Secretary Of the Navy.
Jefferson Davis, of Miss. .....Secretary of War.
James Guthrie, of KY Secretary of the Interier
R. McClelland, Of Michigan. >. Postmaster General.
james Campbell, of Penna. Attorney General
Messrs. Marcy Dobbin, Guthrie, and McCelland were
in the Senate Chamber this morning. Marcy was the
centre Of attraction He is quite large. Senator Hun
ters declinaton positive-fnal. A. B. C.
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A CARD-PROFESS0R SARACCO RETURNS HIS MOST
n grateful thanks to his friends and pupils for their
unprecedented patronage of the novel and popular
rangement which he lately originated and for the lbe
ralty with which they sustained and embellished his
grand ball at Niblos the 18th instant rendering it
the brilliant and successful reunion Of the season.
and in compliance with the urgent solicitation of many
DID, and host of friends consents to give another
magnificent soiree lie grand bal inac"-in April.
Subscribers, before, will be entitled to course of
lessons at third the usual terms at hour of the
day or evening Persons who have never danced before
will be taught in single previous to the ball to
dance the polka schottsch polka redowa redowa waltz
mazaurka, esmerada ciaq tens waltz German cotons,
&c, with grace, elegance and STYLE Saracco will
spare pains to sustain the high reputation which he
has the honor to enjoy Circulars containing full parti
culars, be procured at NJ Saracco's academy ITO
Grand street, four doors west Of Broadway.
NJ Office TO HACKAIEN AND OTIIERS.--ALL DRIVERS
IN of hacks private carriages, bringing company
the Washington Association Ball, Tuesday evening
next the I'D inst at the Broadway theatre hereby
directed TO set down their company with their horses
heads facing South and to take up their company with
their horses heads facing North BY order of the Chief OF
Police. E. DEVOE, HIck Inspector.
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Maritime Intelligence.

THE ERICSSON AT ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA Feb. 81, 1853
The new caiorc ship Ericsson anchored opposite this
town about five O'Clock this afternoon No partcusrv
as to her performance have yet reached US.
SCHOONER JOHN POLK ASHORE.
PmrADgPHA, Feb 81, 1853.
The schooner John Polk, from Jamaica Long Island,
bound for Philadelphia went ashore Saturday night
ON the beach, near Cape Island.
THE STEAMSHIP sOUTHERNER AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Feb 81, 1853.
The United States mail steamship Southcrner Captain
VIM. Foster, arrived here from New York ut three
O'Clock SundnY morning
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Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 10, 1853.
Cotton has been active to-day. Sales reach 10 O00
bales at steady prices. Strictly middng is quoted ct
sac The sales of Rio coffee during the week have been
5000 bags at 91c 9ssc. The stock hand is 80 90
bags Freights firm Two ships have been chartered
for Liverpool at sd
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N EWS BY EGRAPH.
~N>~~~>oD>>~>>>,o->~>o>>~
VERY LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.
~NNN~r>~N~>N~N-~~o~~>-
OPENING OF THE NEW ROUTE TO THE PACIFIC.
Only Eighteen Days from San Francisco to
New Orleans.
~~NN~No~N~N0N>~o~0>~N>
Two Millions and a half Of Dollars in Gold
Dust En- Route for New York.
~~>>|~~>~>~>~~c~~~>-~>>~
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
N~>~O>~>~O~~~o~N~~~Ny~~
THE TEHUANTEPEC ROUTE.
~~~~>>>~~~~~~~~~>>>|>>.
Sudden Arrival of General Pierce in
Washington.
N@oy>o>roe~~~oor~>o>>oy~
The Latest Cabinet RumOrS.
>>~~~~>~~~~>~~>>~~~~
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
The Pacific Railroad Bill Hangs Fire
in the Senate.
CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIA-
TION BILL PASSED BY THE HOUSE.
&c. DC, &c.
The News from California.

The News from California.
New ORLEANS Feb. 90 1853
The Delta has received California dates of I'd February
only eighteen days from San Francisco to this port They
brought from Acapulco to Vera Cruz in five and
half and thence by the steamship Albatros to New
Orleans-being the shortest time on record.
Only few scattering San Francisco papers have been
received, including the Herald Of the 1st inst.
The general news is meagre and of little no i'm.
portance
The mail steamship Tennessee sailed from San Fran
cisco for Panama the 1st inst, with 900 gold
dust on freight.
The markets had been unfayorably affected by
suay large marine arrivals The following the latest
quotations-Chi -four, s22 s23 pork firm at $40 for
mess, and $24 for prime beef, S24 hams 24c per
lb. rice &C.; adamantine candles, 31c. No. mack
erel 26c.
Madame Bscaccanti was among the passengers on the
Tennessee for Panama. She going to visit South
America by the next British steamer.
Catharne Hayes still giving concerts with great
The proceeds of concert 81 200, she
had given for the benefit of the orphans Of San Francisco
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived at San Francisco-Jan 81 clipper ships West
ward Ho Graves Boston Oct 49, 103 days passage; Re-
vere Hamilton, Boston Sept IS; Washington Allston
Day Boston Sept l. Flying Fish, Nickes New York Oct
81 (92 days) Comet, Gardner, New York Sept 27 Man
chester Stall New York August 18.
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~ venth annual ball of this association will be held
- the Broadway Theatre Tuesday evening" February
22d, 1858. Tickets, which limited, and but few re-
NAinirg unsod, can be purchased Of James Griffith,
treasurer, No IA Ludlow street. William w. Osborn No
9fs Grand street, John H. Elliott secretary, County
Easrk's Office. G. J. MILLER, President
JOHN II. ELLIOTT. Secy.
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Important from Mexico.
THE REPORTED GRANT OF THE TEHUANTEPEC ROUTE
TO COL. SLOO.

THE KEPUNTEU GKANT UF THE TEHU KUUTE
TO COL. SLOO.
NEW ORLEANS Feb 81, 1858.
arrived here in the steamship Albatros from Vera
Cruz having left Mexico the 11th instant with des-
patches for Washington also with the Tehuantepec
tract for A. G. Sloo in pocket $780, have already
been paid to the Mexican and commissioners
have left for the Isthmus deliver the road to Mr. Soo
Commissioners have also been appointed to treat with
Mr.. Conklng, (the American Mnister) to the neu-
tralty and protection Of the Isthmus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

nOPULAR LECTURES-SPIRITUAL C0MMUNICA-
tions.-Professor b. Brown Williams by request,
lectures this subject this evening, and will give many
interesting and astounding experiment, in relation
thereto at Bleecker Buildings corner Of Beecker and
Morton streets, at u O'Clock.
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Railroad Accident,

N0tlrOO0 Accident
BUFFALO, Feb 81, 1858.
The mail train the Buffalo and New York line,
which left here at A. NJ yesterday, thrown OIL the
track this morning at Linden few miles east of AtticA
The locomotive cast down embankment eight feet
high, but thrown of and the passengers
uninured The driver saved himself by jumping Oh
the engine The damage is estimated at So 900. The
press train delay ed hours BY the occurrence
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HEW PUDLICATYONs.

TUST PUBIISHED-'MY C0NSUISHIPv BY c. ED.
q wards lester, In vols, IL mo- muslin. 81 rs.
CORNISH, LAArORT s CO., No. 3 Pasl place.
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Wcstern Steamer Skunk.

u LOUISVILLE, Feb 81 1853.
The steamer Samuel Gloon sunk, the 4th inst near
Columbia, in the Mississippi river No lives lost,
and the cargo will be saved in damaged state.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

Il Tabernacle lecture for the benefit Of the French
exes recently escaped from Cayenne, where they
exed by Louis poleon for their adherance to repub-
can principles will be delivered at the Tabernacle
Friday evening next, 2Sth instant, by Joseph Warren
Fabers ESQ., late United States Consul at Cayenne This
lecture has been prepared by the exes and translated
by their friends in this country Subect-"The Treat
of Political Prisoners by Louis Napoleon Tickets
the desk of the Mercantile Library and at the Office Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22
Riot Between the Watchmc1r and the Irish
I'm Boston.

fight broke out late last night amorg the memsers
oi an Irish family named Scanlan, living in Olive street
which Messrs Young Richardson, and Wright, of tho
CITY watch, attempted to suppress. The Irish t. rned
upon the watchmen knocked them down with bil'ets 0
WOOD and IT is feared fatally injured Mr.. Wright al
terribly beating Mr.. Young Some hundreds Of hrish
gathered together, when the fire alarm bells were ung
calling out the Fire Department to suppress the ind
tions of riot which was promptly done and five Of hs
Scanlans arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22
THE BALL SEASON

INAUGURATION SOIREE AT NIBLOS, MARCH a. 1855
i Five subscription tickets for the above ball
obtained at the music store Of
II. b. DODWORTH l. CO., 493 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

MASSACHUSETTS CoMMISSIONER.--H C. BANKS.
JM No. A New City Hall (Park), has been appointed q
Commissioner to take depostons, Acknowledgements OF
deeds powers of attorney &c, in the City and State OF
New York TO used recorded in the State of Massa
chusetts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

Strike In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. q, 1853
The wharf builders engaged the new wharves st
Port Richmond for the Reading railroad struck this
morning. They ask 25 cents advance per day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

VTARNISHERS AND P0IISIIERS ATrEND-THE VAR
nishers and polshers of the city of New York are
requested to attend meeting to be held at Grand
Wednesday evening at ~ O'Clock precisely to COZ
slider and adopt to alter the present state OF
things. BY order of the Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

r o. OF o. F.-PERSEVERANCE LODGE, NO IT.
i. l. o. of 0. F-The members of this lodge arc par
Feb %, on business of Importance BY order of the
lodge w. w. D0WD, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

A MERlCAN INSTITUTE-FARMERS' CLUB.-A SPE-
IA cial meeting will be held, at the Repository 35l
broadway, on Tuesday, Feb. %, at Subiects-The
Growth of Plants and the Operation of Fertilizers and
american Madder, Sumac, and Forest Trees. Seeds,
&C. will be distributed Those who have choice seeds
CRAFTS, &c, will bring and exchange for others
Strangers particularly invited Admission free to all
H. MEIGS Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

r CtHAsE CO.; CALIFORNIA, CHARLESTON, MOBILE,
and New Orleans steamship express Office, Philadsl
pha Baltimore and Western railroad express and Bos
ton and Eastern express this day 22d Instant to
No. 3S broadway. Lowest rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

II o. OF o. F-CRUSADERS' LODGE, NO 6l-AN
j.. address viii be delivered at the lodge room. cor.
Of Ninth and North First streets Williamsburg on
Thursday evening next Feb. oath, at hafpas seven
O'Clock by p. G. Edwin Swanton of No 288 Members of
the Order and unintiates are invited
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G on REWARD.--L0ST OR STOLEN, A GOLD PA
HpCO tent lever watch, hunting cases, makers, NIL
Tobias Co., Liverpool, No. 81 6A BY returning it to
Francis Brown Co., 112 Chatham street this sum win
be paid, and'no questions asked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

DARTNER WANTED-A GENTLEMAN HAVING AN
I invaluable medical prepare ton, from the sale Of
which speedy fortune might b. reazed, desires part
ner with requisite to enable him to bring it before
the public. Address Chemicus Herald Office, stating
4ime place of interview. Communications received
for one week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

T OST OR sToLEN-A RUBY FINGER RING; A
IL large ruby, set in Neptune's Crown with small
diamonds around, having the figure of Neptune
blowing conch on sde with the trident and his
lady the other side Any person having found pur-
chased the above will be suitably rewarded by calling at
III Bank street. j. +. LEVY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

D0ARD-A LADY, WHOSE HUSBAND WILL BE AB-
- sent wants board for herself in private family or
small boarding house. in Brooklyn She has but limited
income, and terms must be moderate. Address A. b. c.
BROOKLYN Post Office.
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rDOARD wANTED-FOR AN ORPHAN GIRL, SIXTEEN
D years of age, In private family (where there
other boarders in this city, Brooklyn or Williams
Burg. The latter preferred Board paid invariably in
advance. Address Guardian, Herald Office, before PM
If possible,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

n U. A-THE MEMBERS OF COLUMBIA CHAPTER
~. No o. of u A. requested to assemble at their
rooms of Beecker and Morton streets on Tuesday
mornin~ February I'D at half past eight o'clock for the
purpose OF joining in the celebration of Washingons
Birthday BY order of the Committee Of Arrangements
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LOST AND FOUND,

0S0 REWARD-LOST, IN GOING FROM THE GRA-
HpcO mercy Hotel to the foot of Twentieth street E.
~ through Nineteenth street to Third avenue, $780, in
three packages of 500 EACH The above reward will be
paid by leaving the same at this Office
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n U. A-EXCEISIOR CHAPTER NO. 2s-THE MEM
bers OF this are nereDy noea 70 oa meet
at 81 A. M for the purpose of joining with the Order
In the parade in honor of the birthday Of the immortal
Washington All membe of the Order whose Chapters
do not parade respectfully invited to meet with u.s.
By order, HIRAM SIGLER, Sachcm
-JoUN NxoN c. of the G.
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II OST-A SURTOUT OR OvERCOAT OF FINE STEEL
IL mixed cloth 1t is single breasted, with straight
collar. reward Of five dollars will be paid its being
delivered at No. 95 East Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

1NHOw CASES.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT CONSTANTLY
- hand and made to order in the neatest styles. N
B-Partcular attention paid to orders received for the
Worlds Fair, by b. K PEBBLES, NO 124 Grand street
three doors east of Broadway
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DAPIER MACHE.-FUIL INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN BY
L lady who is perfect mistress of the art, at LAT
Atlantic street. Brooklyn. instruction given in
tai gliding (eparatc If desred) Also the place
the and beautiful APPLIQUE embroidery taught with
out needle thread in lesson Ladies invited To
call and see specimens.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-11
Plant ton and egroes
For aEe.

SWyTI e undersigned oRers his yaluabls Plan
talion ON Wolfs's Lake, miles from
Yasoo City. tegetbef with 100 Negroes, The
Mules, Horses, anle, Hogs, and iafpirg
utensils on tho place. The tract oi land
contains about 1900 acres, Of Nhich 900
sores Ii now III d high state d cultivation;
lie larger portion 0f ihs balance issrscepti-
Sic of cultivation-the improvements con~
sisting 81 i Gin House and Negro Cabins
are new and Of the best quality.
OF he Negroes; there are fifty bands, be
balance young and likely. will sell with
The above, the crop made on The plantation
the present year--cotton excepted. VIII
sell The whole to good purchaser Tor TAR
price, and on long tims'
For particulars, persons wishing 70 pur
chase, viii call on N. 9. 4 S. r. Nye 81
Yazoo City, or the undersigned near Benton.
THOMAS 4. GRAYS0N.
lazoo city, aug. 90, 1855 TO-
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-11
MISSISSIPPI Nu..s EEIES
LooATEp NEAR YAzoo CIrY, NJ.

LOCATED NEAR AGO S1TII MISS
YHylIE subscribers take great pleasure 10
IL announcing 10 their friends, and the
public generally. that they have now on
hand, i nd ready for sale the coming fat, one
OF the choicest collections Of FRUIT TREES
TO be found anywhere Id The South. Their
assortment is very large and complete--lhe
tress are healthy and well grown--and pri-
ces as low as can possible be afforded. The
following are some of the leading articles
with prices annexed:
Pears, s. & each, $50 per 100. ApTieols S each
Apples, use each $50 pr 100 Nectarines soc
Peaches, csc g $40 Z. PiuIns, 81 =
Strawberries, SOC per doa. Cherries, 81 "
All articles sent from tho Nurseries care
fully labeiIed-securelY picked. and delivers
ed in Yazoo City free ot charge. Orders 10
receive attention, must be accompanied BY
cash. or good View Orleans, Viekshurg OF
Yazoo Cisy references aud addressed TO ibe
subscribers at Yazoo city, Mise.
N. B. Persons unacqaainied with the diff
ferent varieties of Fruits, would do well ID
state for what purpose the trees are wanted,
and leave the selection to the proprieiors.
G. 3. SWASEY X co.
august II, 80. 5-6m.
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az 4 III Il III n(l)GsS,
CRY or vi CKsH IfRa, III,
..... - 81 Il

HAVE Just returned from ny semi-annual
visit to New York. and am now prepared to
offer, upon FnY usual favorable terms, 10 my
friends and customers. an unusually large and
elegantly selected stock Of
Spring Raaii Summer Cs0tnin8,
a. well Is every other article pertaining to tie
wardrobe DC gentleman.
Thankful for the very generous patronage
heretofore extended To my establishment, and
determined to leave no effort untried to merit
its continuance, all orders viii receive my usual
promnt, faithful and undivided attention.
april It's, SO. VA III. STEVENS.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-11
JOHN il. DAVIES, - sEss e Co,
l0i and los William ST., cor. JoAs,
YRW YORK.

II IMPORTERS Of Gentlemen.s Furnishing
= Goods, Hosiery, Gloves ,Suspenderss GraYass,
Searfss &c. selected in France, England and
Germang,by one Of the efm resident d arope
which easaras to purchasers the neNge and
most desirable gooda il the line; also nisauiae-
turers 81 tie celebrated Patent Shirts, Stocks
md Ties Of every description. Purchasers will
find the stock well worthy their attsntioa.
July 81 1853. 52-tf.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-11
z riaeeaon LlemaIe InaIiluLe.
On. Nv.

s7IE Trustees beg leave to ell the attention
Of parents and guardians to the superior
advantages 81 this Iastitutioa. It is pleasantly
situated ii one Of the most healthy and pleas
ant towns in southern Kentucky, IN the midst
Of u refined ana enlightened community afford
ing safe and pleasant home for the student.
It Is easy 81 access, being within l2 miles Of
the Cumberland river ut Eddyvilie ard 80 miles
Of the Ohio at Smltaland, with 18th Of which
if Isin daily communication b stages over ex-
esIlans r8ass, The course 81 studies and the
System s. fas % g thorough IS IN any
similar Instisa tie and every laeil-
ity IL Afforded - ban aeqHlxa 3
thorough acquaintance with tas ssasaes
o. female education.
: The Tn5titata Is under the superintendent
Of d. J. IT. JeREY and bis lady, whose moral
worth combined Wilas superior literary andscien.
tide alta nments ana long experience pre-emi-
HsHtly qualify them for their position. South
eraefs themselves, By birth and education, We
think they have peculiar CLAIMS upon the South
Tor patronage.
Tie FOURTH SESSION viii commence on the
lst Monday Of September next.
Terms per Session IF 10 months.
Board : Tuition in I.itery Departments 500 %
Tuition in Music with use 81 Instruments, 40 90
Test books Furnished atsI4suisYllle prices.
No extra charges whatever.
Cat loguss with course of study, regulations,
&c, can be hadDy addressing Dc. !. II, Jugey,
Principal.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-11

ST feeaived Atom. from New
= Orleans, 6Se5ecys lgS6.. q IS Il sapp = .
the cheapest FanIly Groceries. Also, Brandies,
Wines, Fruits, &c. / have made arrangements
with an Importing House ID New Orleans,
which enables me By order, TO be always pre-
pared for both wholesale and retail customers.
I have On hand choice brands Of Claret Vino,
which can sell at as low prices as en- be puT-
chased ii New Orleans. Give me q call.
ID. TAME OKINE.
Yazoo city, may 81, 1852. 4G-tf