Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21
Pie Department Association Of Mobile


1Fi-s 1srartlnent Association OF Mobile
sap THE following delegates
IsfaIsl have been appointed Relief
-, rST.-5s.stt- Committee for the quarter
I'm u ending January 18th, ls4e:
Thomas A. Pannil, of Hook ! Ladder No. !.
Baihazar Tarty, Creole 20, 1.
I eu,is Rullar. Neptune Co. 2.
WIN. James FARES, Franklin Co. .:
Vim. dryden, biefchaht 20: =.
J. r. Hutchinson, Torrent 20 o.
William P. Ellison, Phoenix Co. D.
2. O,t;onnell, EiecI,anics' Co. Z.
Isaac s, Davis, Washington Co. 8.
S P. BULLARD, President.
SAN'L. N. Tom, Secretary. OCT 10
r OST-A large gold PENCIL CASE, with Cor
Inelian head, on Dauphin or Royal Streets
The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this
office. ocIIoM
mo HIRE-A negro MAN, an experienced and
L active drayman, with his horse and dray.
Also, young, active man, an excellent drsyman'
for several years accustomed 10 hauling cotton
And two old men, one 40, the other 45, handy and
ociis Apply w CA. STUART.
INSURANCE.
TINE Subscribers, Agents for the sun MO-
j. TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, being now prepared TO take Marine, River
cit a share Of patronage. This Company has assets
after provdingfor The losses by the late FIRE in New
York, of about Five Hundred Thousand Dollars.
JAMES MAGEE & CO,
oct IA 66 Commerce st.
TNIRE & MARINE ms URAN CE.-The "Pro-
II lection Insurance Company" OF Hartford, Con-,
will insure buildings Of brick or wood, and their
contents, in the city Of Mobile or its vicinity; also
take Marine lver risks cargo only, At The Gus
tomary rate of premium. JNO c RYAN.
octlS Agent, st. Michael 81.
nELIEF PRESS The undersigned, owner
III and proprietor, most respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that this Press is now open
for the reception Of cotton, on storage or for COM
pressing. lie sOciis share OF the public patron
age. Toctls 2l41 JAMES BARNES.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
VNTILL be sold, in front OF the Court House of
w Mobile County, on Friday, the lilh Of Mo-
yemer nexi, between the hours Of IL and 3 O'Clock,
all the personal estate Of the late Jos. H. Young,
consisting Of Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
oct I6 T. HOWARD, Administrator.
A N EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN, good
IA book keeper, etc, with an extensive country
and city acquaintance, wants situation IN some es-
tabsled house, with The expectation oil beconing
partner after satisfactory acquaintance, by invest'
ing $4,000 10 $4,000. Communication TO ii II.
through the post office will be received and promptly
attended to. octl6 214
A GARDENER WANTED.-.One who tho
N roughly understands the cultivation Of Vegeta-
bles and Flowers, and can give good recommended
tons, may hear of a situation by applying at this
Office oct Is
NTANTED--A Wet Nurse wanted Immediate
w iy-0ne that has recently LOST child preferred.
Enquire at DR.. Hays Dug store, opposite the
public square, Dauphin street. octl4u
ID ooMS WANTED-A single gentleman is IN
IN want of Rooms in private family, located IN
central part of the cityfor which liberal price viii
be pnid. Address Box 1862, Post Office. octl4 2lS
nj OTlCE.-All accounts on books not settled
" previous 10 the 18th Of October, will be placed
in the hands Of IA mag istrate for collection
oct 7 2ll NORTH & CO.
MFR VIGUS' SEMINARY for BOYS, will be
wi opened on MONDAY, 10Th inst, in the
Building next north of the Episcopal Church, on St
Emanuel street. The number Of pupils IN this
| School is limited to THIRTY. To these Mr.. VlGUS
will give his whole ateRton during the usual School
| hours. f octlS 2l6Kmo
MIR. HILLS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG La
I'VE DIES, will reopen in the basement story OF
the Jackson street Church, between St. Michael and
| 81. Louis streets, on MONDAY, the 10Th Of Octo-
| her. The course Of study will embrace thorough
practical education, also the different branches Of
ornamental study The number of pupils will be
limited to as many only as the Principal can give
personal attention TO- No assistants will be employ
ed except in the branches Of Music, Drawing, PAINT
ing, and Modern Languages. These will I've taught
by the most approved masters, yet no restriction
will be placed on patrons who prefer others.
The terms will be "a, So S6 and W per month.
payable IN advance
REFERENCES:
Hon. John A. Cuhberl, Gen Theo. L Toulmin,
3 P. Bullard, Esq, Col Thos. w Mct'oy,
F. c. Heard, ESQ Geo N. Stewart, Esq
b. B Fontaine, Esq. Daniel n Riggs, Esq.
CIV Dorrance, ESQ. R,ch'd. H kedwoo Esq.
Maj. r. Chamberlain, "a ,h. asn Sprague, ESQ,
| oct is
Il arton Acadeny--Male Depn rtrhent.
KNR MERRILL respectfully gives ~" IRE thu lie
IvA will re-npen hin School he i20ih Insi"nr IN
the second Story Of she ACADEMY las rnciaoo Will
he given heretofore, the various brsrt res OF a
thorough English al Classical E.docatioa Tuition
IS and sc per munih, payable il advance. CONE
pelent teacher ui rench will he employed, and pu-
pills will be- taught to speak, as veil as 10 read and
write the language Charge-$2 per monlh.
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