Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08
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rons, noticing c0nduct, recitation and study and characterbook kept for tue inspection of patrons and visitors
 That a component system of education may be mair tained throughout the department, primary division has been organised, accommodating small pupils at uwer rate than is charged in those divisions, where the prices ans. the studies are higher
 The T'~n,s are 4, 5, 6 and dollars per mooth, iu | the rsxlinr studies.
 lu the s1tra branches Instructions (daily) on the Harp, Guitar Piano Forte, each, with lessons in | Vocal Music, per Ipunth. h...........-Xl0 Xl0 OO | instructions (daily) on the Piano Forte with
 lessons in the French Lallgmse.. 10 OO French, daily lessons, per quarter. 25 0t | Drawing and Painting, DOT month ...... OC | REFERENCE can be made to the following pa. trons:-Julge Goldthwaite, Judge Everitt, Judge Porter, Hon. Theoph,s l.. Toumin, l. H. Erwin B. B. Fontaine, James c. Lyon, Richard Itedwood A. C. Hollinyrr, A. Sprague, w. Dorrance, John Marshall, Gorham Davenport, J. B. Herpin, Esq s
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 | SELECT SCnOOL.-A select School will he C opened in this city on I'll URSDAY, the 2lst oi | Oct, under the of the Rev. S. WRIGHT and LADY, in the building on Government st., formerl, | occupied by Mr. kemble.
 The number of pupils will be limited to forty, and under circuIns stances will there be departure from this rule. No efforts will be wanting to make the institution elevated school of intellectual dis epline, sound learniug and moral culture and the time furnish the best facilities for an orna- mental and polite educatinn Lessons will be given on ths guitar, piano and harp by Mrs. Wright, and in the other branches of the ornamental department by lady who has been for several years highly ap- prs,ed teacher in the celebrated Troy Female Seul- mary. .
 Vocal music will be taught lo the school according to the system of Nr. Lowell Mason of Boston, with out additional charge. ..f
 The academic year " i'll consist of two consecutive sessions, and thus afford opportunity to the pupils to be absent from te city during the sickiy summer months, without interruption to their of study
 Nc scholar will be received who cannot read well, and those somewhat advanced will be greatly pre- erred. Rates Sf tuition made known al the com ulencefnent of the Sch0ol.
 REFEREECHs.
 Rev. W. T. Hamilton,
 Messrs. Harrison & Blair,
 Rev. s. 5. l.ewis, MOBILE.
 Hon. T. P. Harris,
 Messrs. T. q l. Sanford,
 Wm. Sayre, Esq.
 Rev. T. s. Wtherspoon, GREEEsBoRo.
 Rev. Robert Nall, MARION.
 The Journal will please copy. aug 2 27 EvEMALE DEPARTMENT-.B BARTON AGA U DEMY-1his lnstitution will reopen Mem day, 27th Sept, under the manag genent of the Prin. cipal and several assistants Its studies will em- brace every branch of Female Education; and the ladies selected aid in the several departments are tuorc Wnofe eNptttEuCt VIII cuaDic tHcui tu ttdCh with facility and success.
 sep20 48tf W. HILL, Principal. EGROES.--The subscriber has on hand and lN will be constantly receiving from Charleston and Baltimore, NEGROES of every description, which will he disposed of at moderate prices. He will also make liheral advances on Negroes put ia his hands for salc at his place Jackson, between Dauphin and Si. Francis streets.
 oct22 62t aprl AZ JAMES F.. ZUNTZ. ESOR HlRE,-A servant Girl about 24 years oli. I' said to be good cook, washer and ironer, will and St. Francis sts. oct2l 6ln nRY GOODS !-DRY GOODS r. Ertrnslus D ArriuaLs and Imnenss Reduefion in fIrices.
 9a DANIELS & BRADY.
 s3 Danphin-st. (lnnediaely opposite Public Sqarc)
 Have received per Sarah Brown, Hector, Linden and other late arrivals an extensive assortment of NEW AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS, and would respectfully invite the attention of the La dies to their stock of Sks, ,Shaipis, Matss, Mousse line de Laines and Chaies of the latest and fash ipnabe description, which for Sfyie, Quality and Price, cannd be ee'alled. ..
 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 usn ly charged by ather houses in the city, of which single trial will convince the purchaser.
 Amongst their stock will be fouud the following tcles:- Jun. '7#. ..# .#sH.l New st, les French CaIicoes, English and Amsrc .n, Black and half mourning do - E5sfzi T.. Plain black MousseliNe de laine, Plain and striped Moasseline de laine and Gladly, New style figured changcable and plain Silks, Black figured and plain Silks "f all descriptions, White figured and plain do, r'i Plain black Satin, Silk Velvet and Serges, Col.red Fiorence and Marcelne, HiI Elegant Egyptian Maniillas, SlIa~is and Scaifs. Chine Ribbons, new and beautiful article, Lutes,rins and Satin do,
 Ladies. Six Crayats & fancy Silk and Satin Hdkfs Gents black silk and fancy satin Cravais, Black B0mbazine and Merinoes, 4-gf |r.N. Blk and white English and French Silk Hose, Irish Linsns, Preach Linen Cambric and Lawns, (. 6, 8 and l0-4 Linen .Sheeting, -. E Brown and white Damask ral'le CiJths, Dzmask and Diaper fai'le Linens Dap,spk Nzpkins, Towels and Doylies,
 Bird Eye, Russia and Hpckaback Diapers, Y Ladies and Misses white and cold Cotton Hose, Wsrsted Silk and Moravian io, Plain. hem stitched sad ryiere Linen Canb Hikfs Thread Lace and Edgnss, and Infants Frock t3Ddie. Victoria ltsles, white and colored C1rsets, and 6-i blk and white plain & fig d Brussels Lace Cambric and Jaconet Musins, plah, plaid < striped Swiss. Back, Null. India Nainm,pk < Bisi,op Lawn Figured and Embroidered Curtain Muslins, White. red and yellow Flannels,
 Negro Blankets, Kentucky Jeans aud Osnalurgs, Plain and plaid Linseys, Cotionades and iDenn',ns, Furniture Calico, Apron and Furniture Checks, Scotch Ginghans and Chanbrays. '...i u 5 3-I and A Brown and Beached Domestics, shirting Strpes, T,ckings, low priccl Callcoes, C..ttsn Sbrtings and Shectinss, Blankets, Linseys Flannels, kid and Silk Gloves, Spool Cotton, i Head Hdkfs, Sewing Silks, Z.phyr Wursicd, Corset Lacets, Silk braids, Watch Guards, Bonnet Wire and Reeds, Nuns Hoods and Leshorr Hats, Paper MusIns, Lining Can,hric, Grown ane Fsunaatiou Lninys, Furniture Biniiags, Cheae'll' Coed, Thread Tape, Bobbins, Pins, Velvet Ribbons Sc. 0ct1S 6Ou HyOBACCO.--lOO kegs Mmnuf ,ciured Tobac 70 U for sals by OGDEN BROTHERS,
 act20 ..',t IF Water-sf. n All, ROAD IRON.-l2 tns Rail Road Iro, 1e fpr sale by McGRAN & NOONAN,
 oct22 N". 6 St. Michssi-st. 1On KEGS CHOICE LARD, just recd an uOO for sale ny oct22 J, REA, TSoFFEE.-5o .ae,ss old Gov-rn,len, Java. N 25 sacks Laguira-i0o sacks Riu.
 oc.2a TiIos. P. MILLER & co. DORK.-20 bbIs Mess for sale by s II oct a s2if SMITH & DABNEY. r 6tOFFEE.-70 sacks Rio; 50 do Havana and V do Java, for sale by y..L3
 set22 62T SMITH nAeNEf. e lUTERN WINE.--5O buxrs in store and ft - sale hy oct22 J REA. INDIA RAliGING.-20 la.les laaiing from bri Il Sarah Brown, will be sold low ,f taken fron ti
 se.is 's' F. L. ANDREWS co. NTACKEREL..--25hbI. hbI. NJ. I---2s hf bbls NJ. M IS qp.rters; 2s kits, Landing from ship Ia t"' " DGsHoN, TAYLOR q MYERS. | r (ts.t.x A fs..nfs Sfo