Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-18
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 ntIRLIC HGHOnLA.
BARTON INSTITUTE
BAHIUN INNTTTUTE. FEMA L E DEPART WENT. WN. HlLL, AM. Miss M. .V.RoaISsoS,2

M 4 L f D x r # T M E ~ T. wv. HlLL, AM. Miss Ny ROsIssoN,2
 Miss NJ. SKLpEN, As'tr.
 Principal. Mad. E. GUIoN, VNIIIS INSTITUTION is now in successful ope- A ration, and the frequent applications made frou abroad, well as at hoIne, indace a submission O the following outline:-
 It's Course of Study is liberal and extensive, but not yolumnous as the object is not to peruse mltipG- city of texts in the short time usually allotted o e male education, bul to present the pupil with such authors most thoroughly aud compfehensvely in- culcate practical and finished education. IL will embrace Ancient and Modern ,nguages, Philosophy Mathematics, and each branch sf prlor education; AS also Music, Drawing and Painting.
 The System ot Isd-hng, avoiding all novel ahridg ments in method, processes to impart, in accordance with the philosophy d the mind, d thorough educA- tion. Great care will be taken to avold any thing like rote and to adapt the studies the capacity and destination of the pupil. Each recitation will he at tended with analysis and demonstration, and in DO case shall pupil be allowed to leave . text before evincing thorough knowledge of is subject: 10 a- prehend which, the hst school day in each week is spent n review aud examination of tho studies ei the preceding days of the week. The Gorernmesf Is kind and humane, yet rigidly enforced. Punishmens are inflicted iu no where ambition can be supennduced: to elicit which, char acter-sheet will be distributed weekly among tue pa irons, noticing condRt, recitation and study and caractetbook kept for the inspection of patrons and visitors.
 That a componeu system of education may be main tained throughout the department, primary division has been organised accommodating small pupils at lever rate than is charged in thu e divisions, where ths prices and the studies higher.
 rhe Farms are 1, 5, 6 and dollars per month, in the reg uiar studies.
 In the esfra branches Instructions (daily) on the Harp, Guitar Piano Forte, each, with lessons in Vocal Music, per month ...............Sl SlO OO Instructions (daily) on tho Piano Forte, with
 lessons in the French Language. ....... 10 % French, daily lessons, per quarter .25 0o Drawing and Painting, par month ....... OO RBFBREsCE he made to the following pa irons Judge Goldthwaite, Judge Everitt, Judge Porter, Hon. Theophilus l.. Toulmin, 1. H. Erwin, B. B. Fontaine, James G. Lyon, Richard Redwood, A. c. Holinger, A. Sprague, w. Derrance, John Marshall, Gorham Davenport, J. E. Herpiu, Esq's. oct20 6ltf
 EVEMALE COMPLIMENTARY AGA A' DEMY-Ths Institution will reopen on Men day, 27th Sept, under the management of the Prn cipal and several assistants. Its studies will em- brace every branch of Female Education; and the ladies selected aid in the several departments those whose experisnce will enable them to teach with facility and success.
 sep2O 4Stf W. HILL. Principal M EGROES.-The subscriber has on hand and will be constantly receiving from Charleston and Baltimore, NEGROES of every descriptiou, whck will he disposed of at moderate prices. He will also make liberal advances Negroes put in his hands for sale, his place Jackson, between Danphin and St. Francis streets.
 oct22 62t aprl '4s JAMES E. ZUNTZ. ENOR HIRE,-A servant Girl abuu, 24 years old, IT said to be good cook washer and ironer, will be hired low by applying to No. IT, corner Water and St. Francis sts. oct2l 6lu TVNHE Subscriber has now laading and in Sure, n aAd offers for sale oa the most favorable terms, tho fnltn nnfa vIus
 Havana CoHee-i50 sacks
 Rio Coffee--2OO sacks. St. Domingo do-5O0 do Java old Gov't-50 sacks
 Engaging, Kentucky-200 pieses
 De India-23 bales "
 Do |" l55 rolls "
 Rope, Kenucky-150 coils
 Northern--600 coils
 Tobacco, Honey Dew, No. l-ls whole boxes
 Do !" /" !" IS hlf do
 Do L. Mills--l00 whole & hlf bxs
 Do w. Thoneson-50 half bxs
 Do Common--50kegs
 Cigars, Havana-l5,000
 Sugar, Loaf, 1st quality-10 half boy.
 Do crushed & powdered do-2S ka.
 Candles. W. R. Rodman's best Spern.-z50 hxs White Lead-3000 kegs Lewis' extra & No. Nails-200 kegs best Swedes Iron
 Sperm Oil-l5 casks best Winter b>- he'd Prints-30 cases Fall River, assorted patterns Sheeting & Shirtng-7 cases 8, A, 6-4 and
 6-4 bleached
 Printing & Wrapping Paper-lOO reams
 Kerseys & Linseys-2 cases and 10 bls Hazards Twne-S bales ply baling Twine
 Brandy, Cogniac & American ia piprs & hf pipes
 superior article of Otard & Dupey, m demijohns Gin-4 pipes Holland; 25 bbls Rock Gin
 Rum-2O bbls New Englsnd Rum
 Roman Cement-200 bbls of a very superior quail
 ity, manufactured in London
 Umbrelas-2 cases Rattan Umbrellas
 Flagpinp Stones-l0O wards
 J. B. TOULMIN. 37 St. Michael-st. nov6:7Otf one door below his old office. TRY GOODS !-DRY GOODS L. Extensive l| Arriuais and Immense Reduction in Prices.
 DANIELS & BRADY. 83 Dauphin-st. (lmmediatey opposite Public Square) Have received per Sarah Brown, Hector. Linden and other late arrivals, extensive assortment of NEW AND SEASONABLB DRY GOODS, and would respectfully invite the attention of tho La dies to their stock of Silks, ,Shaius, Mdailos Mossse line de Laines and Chals of the latest aud most fash ionable description, which for Style, Quality and Price, cannot be equaled.
 Country merchants and planters would do well to examine their stock, they feel confident in assert ing that purchases made in their store will prove to be at least from 10 to 20 per cent lower than is usual ly charged by other houses in the city, of which single trial will convince the purchaser.
 Amongst their stock will be fouud the following ar- ticles:-
  Black and half mourning do.
 Plain black Mossseline de lanc, Plain and striped Mousseline de laine and Gladly, New style figured changeable and plain Silks, Black 6gured and plain Silks of all descriptions, White figured and plain do,
 Plain black Satin, Silk Velvet and Serges, Colsred Florence and Marcene, Elegant Egyptian Mantillss, Shswls and Scarfs, Chine Ribbons, new and beautiful article, Lutsslring and Satin do,
 Ladies Silk Cravats & fancy Silk and Satin Hdkfs. Gents black silk and fancy satin Cravats, Black Bombazine and Merinoes, Blk and white English and French Silk Hose, Irish Linens, French Linen Cambric and Lawns, 5, 6, 8 ausl 10-4 Linen Sbeeting, Brown and white Damask Table Cloths, Dau,ask and Diaper Tahe Linens, Daunask Napkins, Towels and Doylies, Bird Eye, Russia and Huckaback Diapers, Ladies and Misses white aud cold Cotton Hose, Worsted Silk and MoraVan do, Plain, hem stitched and ryiere Linen Capib ddkts Thread Lace and Edgings, and Infants Frock Bodies Victoria Robes, wbte aud coiored Corsets, and 6-4 blk and white paiu & 6g'd Brussels Lace, Cambric and Jaconet Muslios, plain, plaid X striped Swiss, Book, Mall. India Nainsuok & Bishop Lawn, Figured and Embroidered Curtain Musns. White, red and yellow Fannels, Negro Blankets, Kentucky Jeaus and Osnaburgs, Plain and plaid Lnseys, Cottonades and Denuus, Furniture Calico, Apron and Furpiture Checks, Scotch Ginghams and Chaubrays. S-4 and A Brown and Btscbed Domestics, Shitting Stripes, T,ckinys, low priced Calicoes, Cotton Sbirtings and Sheetinss, Blankets, Linseys