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ByJAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE VALU.
= able Brick Dwelling.housesa and unex.
pired term of Lease of Lots, with privilege
OF purchase, &C., on the corner of 9Th street
west and n street nOrth.-By virtue Of deed
in trust bearing date on the 18th Of September
1854, and recorded in Liber J. A s, No SIS, 70.
liOs g. &c, the subscriber will sell at public sale
on MONDAY, the 5th Of November, 1855, at 4 4
O'Clock p. m, on the premises, all the unexpired
term Of certain lease from Ulysses Ward to Alloy
sius NJ Clements, bearing date on the lst day OF
June, 1854, and recorded on the 18th day Of June,
1854, Of Lots Nos. 2 and ), in Samuel Moments
subdivision Of Square No 399 with the privilege
Of purchase, &c. therein reserved and contained
and also all the buildings and Improvements erec-
ted on said Lots. Said Lots front fifty feet on 9th
street west by ninety-four feet four inc hes on N
street north. and the buildings and Improvements
consist Of three well built and comfortable brick
dwelling houses, with back buildings, &C., and
offer favorable opportunity Of procuring com
Portable dwellings or mak king investments
The terms Of Sale VII be: So $50 cash the bal
ance in s, H. IS, 81 30, and 35 months, for notes
bearing interest from day Of sale secured by deed
Of trust upon the property and Ii not compiled
with In six days after the sale, the property will
be TesO,d at the risk and pense Of the purchas
ers, upon one weeks notice All conveyancing
at the expense of the purchasers.
CHAS. 8. WALLACH, Trustee.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
-1.awyds
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A LBATA FORKS AND SPOONS, SUPE-
"A RIOR TABLE CUTLERY, &c I'VE have
just opened beautiful assortment latest styles
Plated TEA SETS, CAKE BASKETS, Al
BATA FORKS, CASTORS, SPOONS, &c
also, the best article Of TABLE CUTLERY; all
OF which we offer very low.
M. w. .GALT & BRO, Jewellers,
34 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
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N ISS II L W L L having commenced her
IEl classes on Monday, Septe .nber 18th, at her
residence on sth street, one door from f., is pre-
pared to offer to a limited number OF young ladies
every possible advantage for pursuing thorough b
course Of English and French studies
An arrangement could be made by which one
or two children might be accommodated as per-
manent or weekly boarders
For terms and other particulars see circulars.
sep 2G-Wtf
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EDUCATIONAL.
MIR. BUsHNELL,S SCHOOi

No. AL Thirteenth street, 6s.reen Faad G. SIS.
FOR ADMISSION, OR FOR CIRCULARS
Il containing all necessary information, apply tt
The Principal. oct 13-eoImx
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VIEW oRLEAvs-..Csutinssd.


10 NV EV"EVV' - %
P.li.hsf' ard Jo1er' q Boot' AND >'m'o"'sy
Hl/nh W. "''e '"o "'e",'"
er- 10 our 'a'ee st"Ss VI "oo"S
u ana "tao"nerp' """" w ~"
have IN store ana !" ""'n w s'e '""',""'
receiving additions from AT 'ne Pi'"''p'' pun
fishers and nanu'ao 'nr'ts OF 'he eh''e" susie,
ard Europe 'n' 9'"'N w 80.
most complete OF any ~ ths south, a"' 1es"e
as largely engaged IN poohsh,"R u uos' " ou'
Northern contemporaries, ana o"l'ns o"' Ia
uonefy direct rom ,he o'S' h'''u'". ~
the world, our iac'liu"s iof ~ ping ~
toner, win compete s'ooS oi nov'' ""'
Stationery a, 10" Prices are 'qu.
house IN 'he SOUTH anu y. ,e" !" Wv 49,,
onr STOCK compress nooH, III ~ srrf''sI
ulrill Oh 'N''"'"''' '''7'"''' 's'"i'i
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e. VALE IN a. 60

- Magazine Street, Ner Orleans.
n YALE in, & co, n Magazine stree,
u New Orleans Wt0i.sai, Dealer, N IN.
ported Nfapi, and Fancs Siits aud Ntrau GaJ.,
Lacss, Embrodsr,,s, Glorss, liant,iias, Fringe.
Brands, Buttons, G,mps, trimming " ahtiaI,
Bohmsis, >irac Haf-. Ribbons. Arnae,e
Fl9wsrs, Millinery Ariici,s, aud Rich Fan,
DRESS Goods ef all KINDS, a fulla'd compls..
assortment Of every thing in their line Of II,
very latest fashion. constant, on hand Count.
r, Merchants visiting this Cit, are respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing
{. YALE, JK., 4 co.
~ Magazine street between
Common and Grave,
IsSl
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UiNSOLi IIpN.
TIVE Copauncr.hip of " REooSs y BEo.
Is tbs, day DISSOLVED. pcrou~ having
bu.iuc., with the luc firm ~.ll please appiy TO
" m Brook, Tor settlement
WM BROOKS,
". BROOKS
" Bgooss J " Beuuks. aud II. T. Ma
HrY, Viii continue the n0-.Ae-~ ai uc old
stand Of Iiruuk, & Bro. where they wI'' be-
pleased to serve their frtnds and the public
generally, on tn" most accommodating terms
The R-ceit,Hg, Forwarding, and Commission
business, will bc continued by the undersigned.
BROOkS. BROTHER, MABk\.
Jetir-~ou, r.Na-. Jan. /. 1884
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Mar.hall. January u
aueiOn.

4 n have sold out, aud wish to leave the
~ county, all persona indebted to me 1'lI
please come forward and pay up Immediately
osiies over Mcdonald & Sanders drug store
J. J. CARRUTI.
Marshall, January u, 1855
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FRESH ARRl\ AZ
s'W ihrv FoWs, and a Coming
~ Bag- OF shot;
~ 300 lbs OF bar lead
- Ars- and half seF' n powder
10000 percussion caps
DO bag- Of coarse and fine "a,
as Dbl, 81 81 LOUIS 40
do shlie brans
do mRckerel, no. And
80 bags OF Rio coffee
50 buls If sugar
Is boxes altar candle.
IS do ro-in soap
30 do Of tobacco
10 do Western Rescrs- cheese
terces OF nee
90 Dbl. and hail bbls of y O mo,asse.
80 kegs Of Nails, Sc Sc.
BESIDES
We have salmon, roe. heuing-. and Goldfish
figs, rasins, candles and nuts f all kinds
and variety If fancy eatahies too numefou,
to mention Call and see for yourselves, at
IUEIfOkD q WILSON'S.
April 10. 1854.
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" Wst Cno.
IIDRATio u HEWITT. (successor to
II TYirr 4 iiewilt) rIASo FORTE Aspx Music
pIALEH, 80 Camp street. New Orleans. Has
always nn band one oi The largest and most
COMP. L. selections Of Piano Fori.s in the
,oethcfn country. all Of which are guaranteed
~ good and perfect Instruments Agents for
the sale OF A. SrcnARr a Co.'S New YORK
Pianos.
These Pianos are celebrated for nne quality
Of tone, purenc-s of sound and for neat and
beautiful hnIsh of exterior workmanship and
atr considered by the profession and competent
Judges. to toe the finest Pianos made IN the
United States Decentralization Is requested
to their splendid S,rpeniine pattern. with Pearl
key, which is considered one of tn, finest nov
made
nALtrrr, DAVIS . cos celebrated Bosro
rlASos, u, st. -, and 7 octave Pccold Piano
Fortes. from the factory of "plevel co.."
PARIS also pianinos, Semi-tirand and Grand
Pianos from the same house.
OIL P,I-0s taken in exchange and part pay
mtu'
GUITARS, from the nouse Of Hall ( Son
Spanish and French patterns, .c; Nioln-, IN
large quantities; Melodeons, Seraphnes, o.
ran- Flu,ua, lafioGettea Brass Instruments
at all kinds. Nolinceo-, RanJos, strings for
all Instruments and mu-ira meFchandi-. OF u.
descriptions. wholesale and retail.
Sheet Music oi al kiud---music received
from the North by every steamer, as soon as
pubhshed church Books, Instruction Rocks
20.
Particular attention IA called 60 the large and
extensive selection oi Aecorde0ns and Fiutnas,
which - the most complete and perfect selec.
tom of these beautiful instruments ever offered
IN the southern market.
Al orders from the country faithfully and
promptly attended to- 4 liberal discount made
e. Teachers and 10 Summaries
iiORAIlO d. HEWITT.
80 Camp st. New Orleans.
Ian 10 1884 vsaeS
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ru>UE Executive Board Of Managers, appoint
i "a ty Marshall lodge No. ~, announce to
tbs publ,e that the sth session OF the Institute
commenced on the Third Monday in sep'em-
Der and will continue ten m aths' embracing
two. seaslons--hut no vacation at The close OF
the 6rs.-under the direction Of the following
vAcvLry.
Rev. THo. g. WILSON. d d., P'rnd'ai
| Mis-. MARTHA LirrLr,ixLp. VICE Principe!
Miss SrsAs H. fo-rKR. Engirsh Lusrafn''
| Nj. /. CoaSrLrA JrsE, Ornsm<nia! Depari-
| snsnt and French
Nashua VI BusroS, Primary DEPARTMENT
/ Mis-. AHABsLLA Jrsssrr JuS., Nn'se, Piano
| and Guitnr.
Miss l.. C-a-yL'A Jrsr, Npsie, Organ
! .. D.Sr-RrH Profsssor Of Ia-ral Va',c
c.ur,s Of study, aaA cAarsss per Sss-
sion. twenty Weeks.
Primary DtfAgrSEsi.-Orthogra
Reading and writing, per session o.
five months, vlV %
s,oosp JryioR Class Elementary les
sons 10 Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
graphy, Naiural Philosophy, fhisi-
oloxy, aud History eiI %
rIssf fusion CLA--fngl-h Gram.
mar, Typography, Arithmetic con,in-
ued, Natural Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind Botany, Geology, Mythol
ogy, and History. Slo W
Minnlr CLAss--Chemsiry, Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Science. Menis i'hi-
lo.oph, t., d-uce- OF Christianity,
Political sud Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient aud
Modern Languages commenced. A10 oo
S,.ioH CLASS Ancient and Modern
Languages completed, Geometry.
Tngonomstry, and review oiform-
~ studies SIS %
Composition throughout the course,
extra Incidental expense for pupil
per session - o.
Drawing and Painting, each eI0 oo
Embroidery sud Wax " oTk, each 90
instrumental Muse. $40 %
Use of Piano extra .. o.
Vocal Music, per session, 90
T'uNion payable al the end Of each session
Pupils will be- charged from the time Of en-
trance, until The CLOSE ct the session 'ieduc
tons made for proifaeted sickness.
81 Board can be- ob,ane1 IN respectable
private families for all those who mag sl.t' 10
-end 10 the institute
August b, ISAIAH
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TIE MAMMOTH STABLE,

TIE MAMMOTH STABLE,
iiholssal, end Retail Saddle and Uarn,s.
Shop
A Large saddle and harness shop
go has been wanted for long tins
IN Marshall The subscribers
aware Of this, have recently visited New Or
leans, and returned with lnrp. aud well se-
lected stock Of every thing IN the
above line which they will sells On more
favorable terms than has ever been
offered in this market, either for cash az corn
and fodder u you want anything OF the kind
don't send abroad. or put yourself to the
trouble Of hunting around, bu, call down and
look a, our stock, and price our goods.
Shop adjoining Livery Stable, North side
publ,c square.
The Livery S,ati, is handsomely fitted up,
and ia acknowledged to be one Of the arges,
and best regulated establishments in the State
Psrsons pstronzng this stable may rest a-sur.
I'd that their horses will receive every attention.
We keep plenty Of provend~r and faithful host
!sYs.
c. T.. HYNSON l. Co.
~ We hs,s horses, buggie., hArts, and
carriages to hire, sell, or trade.
April, Wsh 1854 y
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NEW okLEANS...CesClnsol


SBW FALL AND WINTER OOODs,u
}. g. PEPPAKD Il co.
s. Gyattev NfvsH "A
Between Camp and Magazine streets
4 RE- now opening an entirely wr ,,oei Fl
"A Imported S'iks and Fancy Drs,, Gnt,.
also s,ac goods, ,ih bonneti, ribbons, L..
snbro'd,r,,s, gioss', hosiery; dress tr,mm,,-.
artificial fo'cers, Icatkers, MILLINERY sy,,ct.
etc etc, to which they invite the Attent,o. :;
country merchants.
J. q. PEPPARD Il co.
ian 7. 81. So Grdrivr stree,
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Dissolution.

TINE Partnership Of the undersigned In the
Drug and Book business WA closed tn.
,wcnt,.ffth Of December Last, by limitation
All persons Indebted to the late firm are re-
cuesied to come iors ard, settle snd pny up
Immediately. Indulgence cannot be gwen.
Our notes and accounts can b. found IN the
hands Of John c. Harris, up stairs, over the
room formerly occupied y US as drug and
book store. Mr. iiarf- i, authorized to settle,
collect and rsceip. for The same,
d. +. YOUNG,
A. y. JOHNSON
~S.r t-.. "a t.rs 1a i,.,
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Piano GOrtes sc.

I'IM0O oOtues &C.
THE subscriber keeps constant,
for saiv the largest stock of Pianos
w w in the city, principally from CHicr.
sgIsc and <usN's aud cLARK Those ~, uu.
auesiiorahly ihe best manufacturers In the I.
states Also. at all times Guitars from MAJ.
rIs, together with Niolin-, Accordeon-. etc
Al the late aud iashonuti. music. with Pre-.
eepto's, etc, etc
HENRY PARSONS.
IA Carp 'i'esi, N.m Or!.ana
Jan. :. l~5,,, n21-lv
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Estate Of Mary Harper, decssa-d
THE STATE OF IEXA~,

=. =, -
~
70 tHr Nhs,W ~ '''a e",tHy R''"t
NJ hhhhhH' on me W. gay o. uef'
" n u lso. " " 'uh"' @"" nv ''V'
~ we estate "' MARY iiHiI'f "''e9s' '' ~ n'"a',
,"'"h "" ~, ~, p'f'"'." ','', e
Edward u. amour n'ed th'f pe'""h Ih my
e.; :: E; g :;' ::' 5::; 3. !: 8;
sd.nee uhkh""h reward iihI'f Nnp ,''ues
,u",,,l '''i''''I' '''.,D.
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r THs undersigned respectful!
inform their friends and lhs
public, tina, they have Just n
eesed and are daily receiving an extensive ~
sortment Of Cabine furnsfur. of every ya,i
ETY. and style also, choice a.-ortme nj Of ,hs
following articles, to wit, chars, feathers
spring. moss. and hair mattresses curied hAf
hair cloth, damasks, cords, aud ,assel-, gmrs
varnlsh, etc, etc.
Purchasers are invited to call and esauas
our stock. which will be offered n, price. sA1
cannot fail to please.
4. FLINT Il JONES.
Nos. 40 and ~ Royal ST., NO.
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summer
staple and Fancy Goods.
10 which ticy invite the attention OF Their old
tu-tomcr- and the public.
Their stock consist, IN part Of the following
afic'.-
Bcragc-, plain and fancy schallcy plain
mu.lirs. embroidered, dotted, and lariton :;
laconoi. PLAIN, striped, sud painted chrni'
settles. With sleeves, sleeves separate rapca,
collars, cuffs, manulla-, hornets"
1hs --LATEST Bloumsr mar,
pafaso,., fam, ARTIFICIAL hovrf-, a Number ui
bridal Wreath-, and general assortment OF
ribbons. Ne. Also lot of
RE,DI MtDK CLOTHING,
Black cloth coats. black drap d'elr coats. linen
and alpaca coats. NL,is-hlack satin fancy
AZ: white fancy narcotics vr't-. fANrs--
Black doe sem. dap 'rte, ~hir hner, and
cattonsdc lincn bu,or hirl~, fancy ana
plain. llArs - Fashionable mole-tin, drab
beaver and otter leghoru, and panama.
We have likewise choice assortment oi
boots and -hocs eh,aa ard ge'7Mrrc crock.
~, hardware. tableware, and tastlngs.
Also tine selection Of Saddiery- game rags
guu.. and boWir-k knives, pruning kufc-, &c.
/. fine. We have almost every article usually
found IN a dfy good, store. Give uS a call. aud
wc feel assured that wc will be- enabled To give
satisfaction.
BREWER n ADAMS.
April 20. 1881 ~
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Buyers viii =, all time. find ., either
hous. u large and reasonable stock Of clothing.
got up in the best manner, under their imme.
date supervision, a, very reduced prices for
cash or appro'cd paper Jan !, 81
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SHOES SHOES,
r AIDES Black aud eolorod Kid lace Boots
IL DO do do Moroeeo do,
Dn -sif Boots and Buskins;
Do bronze Jenny Linds;
DO calf sewed do.
DO goa, pcgg~d Boots,
niss<s do school do
DO eolored Morocco lace Boots,
IN do do Lola MontsA
Do calf pcgged lace Hco,s;
Mems heavy kip Brogsns
Juat received, aud for sale by
Ian 40. IS, H. a. R ~ KEY.
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!. n.N cISSis. IHo- J. cAkvs'
SOUTH Western Book store.

AOuth.W cSter0 BOOK Stofe.
Ne, 36 Cam street, Nsr Or!,ans
\IcGi>NiS 4 CARVER, (suceessss
wi John Ball) having purchased the enur
Books and STATIONERY belonging to The ~
ions BALL, they continue the BOOB y.
Stationery business at 81 Camp street, >"
would beg to solicit call from the old ~
toners OF the House, and others wish NJ Boo.s
and Stationery for their swn use, OF TO ~
again.
TO Country Merchants, who wish to ny
sell again, they can offer great indueesss~
having thorough knowledge of the baa~
n Al. its branches, and great facilities ION r.
ting stock at the lowest rates, IL
THEFT assortment Of school books, iheo'os.I
and miscellaneous books, blank books ~
and stationery, is,ery complete. The, ~
constantly on hand all the publications o. .
methodist book concern. which will bs ~"
catalogue prices. A.
Printing and book Binding OF every
scrip,ion, executed with ncatncss and ds'g,L
at the lowest prices. Blank books OF ~ ~
seripl'ons, manufactured to order ai the
est notice. -
Orders for any thing in their line OF
will be promptly executed, and n me -.
prices A. If the buyers, themselves, "s''
ent. ...,
McGlNNI3 4 CARNhn
New Orleans. Jan 7, 1854. y
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GEORGE ~. HAMILTON. 'oHe
WM. .. frLLis.
YNARLrON.W HITING& TUTTL.Sc;...,.
/ t~s and Commiss,or Merchants,
dclet street, New Orleans. sr TO "hs
on lat September, 1883. II Cas'' q
made OH cotton and other consignn'ssA
dsrs for bsgging, rope. yscess'es' sts' V''-
asaead~d to. 4,
Js!y =. 1909
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JuNS u SCOTT. $50. sfAPiss
SCOTT X Soaring,
||hol,saie AMI Retail Ciafh,>-..
Nos. - and 90 Canal, corner OF Old lev
NEW ORLEANS
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I . ves,,s. IA. HA.srs,
YogNo I uARR1s,
A RB me- r~sri,ine and opening. dve' from
n ~ Easseer ritirs, lsvRe and
Wen ooeocee1 Dt0eA Of 0oo1e,
essstssiaG In par u
READY MADE CLOTHING,
assts SAoss, ilsn srd Cops, Il me g'eafs''
estsv ssj lstea sfsSs, Lsdl~s' end Genie
uetos, ~ smi Nssyino vests. Hourly,
bssek, uAMs end AssorssS. I'D, s'!S,
sslD.a 4 !isss Oiotss, ClotA,
TSeusts, CasAws's. etc.
LADIES FANCY DRESS GOODS
eueh ~ bsrrses, silks, assorted, alPaccas'
nseioca. uu.lins. muslin d'innes, plaids, prints,
sisehsna, bsy ad-re, cambr,e., Popens, mohair'
SIpsrca. linen la.tr~. esmbfc-, with rich va
ysety Of ak tipsses, silk and blonde Bonne',,
~ tis t.,e Il STYLES, etc. Linen, satin dsma-k.
. saperor article, napkins. flannel, shasl-, SIX
snd cotton handkcvh,efs, and large variety Of
ssh<, Articles TOO numerous TO mention, % all
Of which speeial attention Is insitsd, which Nc
gill cell cheap. cheap, cheaper. for cash. or TO
punctual dealers on time. Accounts due On
demand.
Cali and examine our stock, At the brick
hose, south side pub,c square. one door west
ofH. l. K. n. Keys, and formerly occupied ~
Young L Johnson A. drug store,
Jsssssy 20, 1858. ~
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NEW FIR ".
CNAllI.1S pnoxnar

FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SIiOENtkkR
tH.hih comet Of the public squsr-
IL kEPS constantly on haad large a,sort
II meat u adie. and g.ntlemen's boots and
shoss, Of his own manufacture also \ good
sspply Of sole and uppe, leather for sale.
Yfon bic long experience and close attention
- ~ business, he hopes TO have continuance
Il tAst patronage heretofore 30 literally be-.
ssswsl on hin. All ordrrs promptly attended
~, nd work warranted.
Nov -. 1854 nlSy
II ]. NNGHEKY, llesse Carpenter
II o01 9o1oes, u prepared to execute
~ Wssx wtth which hs may b favored, in An
1aooAis3ous aAd wSsk nAniiks manner.
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JOHN D. SCOTT X co.
No, 10 Murray and ~ Warren ,ir..',,
New YORK.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-23


lp ,leaFe.
NNA a FROM EUROPE.
H STE Auh
ME ,esm.h'o
hsIo, Capt EoII hnr trved t ,rfailsrn1r
from Liverpool 81 SATURDAY,. che ~ i1-l rnr
week later than hat reeniraI ~ fho Afi.elft
Her accounts from tie Contncnf ard tbe ~.
mea IRE Of corresponding late dafes. rs refer
ence " TIE utter place twill seem 1at sfe
bring very little bul her news respecting the.
gtaie % political ahair - ENGLAND and 81 re.
Continent 81 of considerable interest and fndead
1f importance
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
The Aee reports from ihe TiverpooI cotton
market are not very satisfactory ~ prices tie
various cifcelar indicate slight decline about
1-l6d, per pound in most grades. and Tie sales
Of the week since The departure III fhn Allan
tic, had amounted ONLY 1000 bales. Theesle-
on Saturday. tie si tie div of ire Asia,s deg
paflnfc. are reported ~ 1000. AIiorefher. tie
market Was very much unsettled.
According Is other quotations. fherafas for
Fair Orleans. nre 5 H-ad. ner nonrf. far Fnir
Uplands 1-sd pcr pound
OF Che sales 81 the week exporters afs fepor-
1000 bales.
The stock Oh hand IS reported q l16 900
Dalee.
The most reliable quotations fol lIddlinQ
Orleans appear % be l-0d. per pound, and for
AAi1oHng Dplande 81. per pound
Our quotation, probably erroneous gives he
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-23
scHUYLER THE RUINED RANKER

L
IA New York letter-Writer maks the follow
comment upon tie fallen fortunes Of che eel
brated Robert Schuyler
passed other day the splendid mansion
of Mr.. Schuyler, whose stupendous frauds are
so well known. Is was closed and apparently
solitary, though Bis family still reside there.
What contrast few months has apparently
made in that family It's gi1rl dim. Crowds
no longer assemble in the spacious parloFs; the
coaches Of the splendid and ay do not line the
sidewalks the brilliant lights and The dashing
company no longer allure the crowd to herd
around the curb-stone All IS solitude. But
what a lesson does this event teach. Dir. Schuy-
Ter had two characters. In business, on'ehanqe,
at his rooms ID the Astor, he was known ast the
high-minded, honorable, success sful p1re-mind-
ed man, one of whom New York was proud,
one whom she delighted to honor Now come
with me int ene Of the least pretending strests
in New York This house is as unpFeten ding as
the street 4g Spicel es here. Let us enter
Mrs. Spicer and fan 0f children from liz
years and under. con the household tits
SAID Is BE sinoIll W. Mr. Spicer Is 4
singular man. Ver sees The
butcher. Lhe MI know
him rs Spice osine
S1 zones il lal awayes s. &c
nc He IS obi man Is ha 81 much
bus that be sr seen Re-
main day ana night md Yoa ~ never
see Mr. 1efoHe youNg
ladies' 1h elI aQea eY 90 Qut
into society one knows then father. Mr..
Spicerss nan 81 ire business directory
50 have lived for tNehl yoals ID the
heart of AT length the elder Mss
Spicer IS most worthy man
needful consent of Alr SPICE that
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-23
! C0MM .ERCIAL-
From the NJ o. True Delsa.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET

h1NsANA Gus 8e 1000
Cotton. The large sales 81 lor inht hsr-
ing left the market but pOof applied. 8 En.
gIish buyers having been declared BY
vance in prices from operating IS freely her
tofore. the demand has not been general. and
sales up to yesterday didn0texceod n 900 ba
Yesterday we had 3 gloomy day, and as the al
vices BIZ the Asia, the steamer Of the 81 inst. !,
we're not encouraging, the sales were confined
to 1000 bales Today there was 4 good in
quiry, but the sales did not exceed 1900 bales
making total for the week Of 25,5OO bales.
The purchases have been chiefly for France, the
North, Spain and Mexico; English buyers hav-
ing operated to a limited extent. Prices have
exhibited good deal Of iIregularity, but the
light receipts and consequent small stock pre-
vents factors from pressing sales, but enables
them to wait tor q demand. We quote:
F NJ o. ola SIFICATTON
Inferior 4 l-2 I-2
Ordinary 6.I-4.a TIT
Middling g asia
Good Aiddlino sal
MlddIing Pair sl-4a
{ Fair 10 1912
Good Fair
Good and Fine