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6euera! Nutices.
y September Report of the Mutual life In.
surance COMPANY q Ny orr. Nc 9 yEe.s.-r...

MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
>AEt l. dkNSsF, >cc--lary.
AuSTURX Posr. VI. Physician, - 5roacvay. q
y Piano-Ferte Teachers ~H S1i Warner.
Ric-Ileai=i Lessons ~ Nus5c TaisaDe ziG Il tesc-
ire elements % A.z=i- 70 -h-iT rfs a5o-.-3 *
o. he :-s Piano Fore teachers II E-.rYark I;
NAY - ioalG r-1st Of lie Muse Stores. = leo:.
y Furniture Norice--Thos- parsons hsyt1y aarui-
Of e1T description 70 dispose O. ALL -rt resdv =
for Ery portion or OF their goods ~ SEQ .n line O.
calling g2on the subscriber Goods Of ever discretion
s3d 70 any an1ouut purchased r COTTON
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5ituations, &r. Uanten
s30GO SALARY


- IRE, PERMANENT AND ELEGANT >i,lston for
tNTen Txsntv Years.-tcr GEM Ian u tbs Civ Or
STATE suitably qualified By disposition aud educscn
ge.t 20 u scharEe The duties ot responsible and
very important oec- n Benevolent insu-iun n thi !.
Siae nay IAN Of favorable opportunity where an i'm
mediate positive salary 5. thra thousand dollars
EuEnzv wiz pc guaranteed Gner responsible hou: 3-
lie years znc -hsra the cfce III increased
salary - continued dlrng The faithful discharge Of
The business for -a-ty psctsbT snd certain prcft
: second 10 other II h- >e, aud IL receipts VIII iou
bic each resr
Tho advertiser - individually, limited means
but H. associates OF veslth prudence and enier
priz- second 10 Others IN lie country.
The applicant must De an accomplished gentleman in
every respect IN every way qualified III hghlv
respectable and responsible Office, where properly viii
annually pass through hi aanG- 70 he amount OF
three hundred thousand dollars. principally N cash
The most satisfactory and uueScepuonabe reference.
proofs and e7ltsace- viii be furnished.
70 sny gentleman having 1900 10 >2Nl cash caaits al
immediate command, the u-e OF which l. required for
l0 d6y.
No one need notice hi= advertisement who j. not di-
posed 10 give hi hole attention benevolent -nas-
who has less: $1,000 n ready cash IN x
a short notice.
The applicant can have salary secured either
permanent agent OF Lhe Institution and IN hI-
City. officer u the N nsighborng Couatv
where i Is 10 be permanently oca.et. as snail be
agreeable.
Any gentleman wishing 10 make the of small cap
lfa where by possibility he 90 subjected
disappointment, and where he VIII De OF highly
attendance duties afternoons obtain interview
win he advertiser hy sending h address within 10 day-
10 Box No. 1919 Post Office New Ork when the business
VIII be fully and hOrorahly explained. oil ST.
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Books.

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The Punch or ChaEivAri, dates Price =:
Suoscri pous taken 70 all the above well s
seral works A. the o'vesi possible and prompt
delivery ensured
Have ast published The New ors Illustrated Mag nzine
for October
This work Is truly the richest the periodical line
that have ever seer The literary contents usus
81 The highest order e1celence;ar srpassirg the
forty Of Of le dav. The Illustrated Magazine
must soon stand front Ia The rank Of American rouhliss
iWhE. Butler Pa
Terns-Yeary subscriptions - payable II advance ,
copies. =: ~" copies SO WM TAYLOR CO.
u Booksellers and Publishers, No, A.or House.
NEW BOOKS.
DER STEAMER GREAT WESTF RE- Received b
l. WILEY & PUTNAM. l6l Broadway
Warehouses MaGunalia vol !.
Tate's EXPOSITION 70 Hebrews, price reduced.
ASSISTANT EHsineers Guide 30 do
JONES Pathological Proofs 30 do
Hughess Comprehensive Tables. do 60.
Egyptian Testimony 70 Truth,
Ackefman'- Nuu.ismaiic Illustrations.
Joberts Geology
Dukes Du:idica. Temples
HcrheTt's Poems. oil
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u 4 !. IIcIIrON. DtHfItf, no Z rOOmt-4t. -ecou1
house West rom Brosdway.-Teea SHED n III l1ozt
horog sh Tuannera new ard improved Style Mineral
Teeth iu-ered, &c Pre-iUus 70 vsiny -+era Fgro7e.1
c.s- last season where ~ Obtained ~srOa- improve
rnents especially II Artificial Tech. The advertiser had
the honor 20 receive among O;ter !eer. from eminent
men. the following from he celebrated Prof seTzrz
President Of BE College Of Physicians Surgeons 81
N=w-iork
NV ORR. 18Th June 1915
Mr.. McilI0y eminent Dentist OF This City, being
about ioyi-ii Europe for professional objects. II gives
grea; pleasure 10 5eaF testimony the excellence O;
private and professional Tn. author some
popular WORKS OF merit and practitioner vi established
reputation. he carries wiki INN The good wishes
iriends for MS welfare beg leave commend hin 70 l-
Kindness % hose whom may he personally known.
ALIEN. II. STEVENS " D.
II Consulting Surgeon ofN~v7-York Hospital, &C.
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EXTRaCT OF LEMON.

Ia 4EAI OE Il lGO n
TOR aa-orn- Cus,sri., Ice Cream, Jeies, Straps, DC
This IL pure cxirec:- conafnrg Of he
fr1ir n eoules. . cents each
Prepared o. HENRY JOHNSON Chemist and Drag,
E.s. rs Broadway, Chzrrbers Sold also a. zoe
Fuito1-s- ani n Ess. Broadway. Elnsocn
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HORATIO HILL hucroncer.
DY COOLEY, KEESE & HILI.cSsors No lsl

THURSDAY EVENING. Oct l. at 81 O'Clock
A large and desirable sssortfen, OF valuable etsp,s
Books OF quantities consisting OF 81 Quarto Bibles Mol
81 do No :. 100 Walkers 0icnouary; IS Pilgrims Pro.
Eress; 10 Fross History OF u States vol, 100 School
Bibles 10 Robinson Crusoe 10 children Of the Abbey 10
Scottish Chiefs; 10 Marya's Works, vol svo 10 Ar
thur OLesry Jack Hinton; Tom Burke Of Qssl 10
Ten Thousand Year 10 Celebrated Trials of AL Nxstocs;
10 Clerks 81 Spcller and Defner 50 ers
Letter Paper 10 hre Note Paper; Mckcnzia's
5000 Receipts Josephus IL Polygol Btbss; 10 Combs
the Constitution Of Man. Se &c.
At y o'ccck-DASsASsp BcoXs.-e csses Of Hooks and
Stationery damaged by water
Also. general assortment OF Miscellaneous School, ara
Classical Books
4, Private Sae-9Oco quarto Biblss
Liberal cash advances all consigned Or sale
REMOVAL Cooley, Reese Hin have removed from No.
to Broadway. coruCr Doy-xl
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General Notifies.
Farmers' Library and Monthly Journal Of
Agriculture, for October,

WILL Re PUBLISHED on FRIDAY. OCTOBER q
CONTENTS or TIE OCTOBER srxsra.
! EEsTarinSs ana Observation-Disclosures of J.x,ys
WAoswoETa, nnezzotin, Roswell House-Mansiou of
R L Col, Of Paterson, Y j., Ground Plan Of kitchen
I &c OF Farm.Houae Cheeae- Room. &c OF farm,
House illustration Of Modes Of Irrigation.
fa'za7s L'5Tary-Stephenz's Book OF the Farm
(conanued). The Stealing or Farrns,ea5 Concluded
with tables measurements Of the Triors kinds o;
work proposed 70 be executed 10 TIE Farm HOUSE
L. The Persons who iabor the Farm Il The Weather
IN Winter
1foaalg Journal Of Agriculture
Lie o: James Wadsworth the eminent agriculturis-
with Portrait b. his friend Prof Ren#ick Of coluu-
Cheyio, Sheep and details Q: their Management, AID
that of other Domestic animals al Marshfeld the estate
OF Hon Daniel Webster
Wheat-lts Diseases manner Of Sowing it the prepa-
ration Of Sleeps Sc By distinguished agriculturi:t Of
Maryland with Notes by the Editor Of the Farmers Il
brary
Culture Of -suppo.itions by the French that The
attemptto grow in the United States has proved Fail
ure-with suggestions az to ts cause.
Science and Agdculture-The Farmers Library
Observations on Stephens Book Of the Farm.
Grapes not maturing. &c-The cause and a remedy
applied in Astoria.
lrrgaton-A Prize Essay showing the Utility Ration
ale Modes Of Practice Laying the Channels Precsu
tons needed Application Different Crops sc. OF iri
CATION with illustrative engrayings.
Barley-Iis Cultivation Propagation Time Of Sowing
Choice Of seed Preparation OF the Soil. Harvesting and
U5e.--A full essay this subject from practical
Farmer in Western New-York will appear in the No
venber number
The Borer in Apple .Trees-a Remedy.
IT,
suggested agains, Iares, Rabbits and Nice.
Professorship OF Agriculture for Yale Coiege-hailed
auspicious sign for tina, interest.
Uncertainty Of the Wheat Crop-sonle interesting re
suits
Color OF fowls-a remarkable Discovery
Table TO measure Plow. Work-with Introductory re
marks by the Editor of the Farmers Library
Analysis of the Ashes Of Sugar Cane-with interesting
resuts--by Prof C. L. Shepard.
Longevity in Horses
pleasant Visit eminent Fur,ner-a Visit TO the
President of Agricultural Society with an account OF
what occurred Interspersed with some Reflections by
tue Narrator. In which may also be read dctalment
Of may the word of the Profitable Results OF
Good Farming.
The Right Way to manage Farm-being pleasant
account OF visit 10 Log Cabin in south. western
Georgia.
Roswell House-Its Trees Grounds and Flowers with
List of the Trees with their Botanical names, planted
by the Proprietor
The State Fair-Edorial Comments on the Show of
Animals the awarding of Prizes and the proper objects
TO be attained by such exhibitions.
Prices Current for the preceding month-carefuy
corrected
Subscription price 81 per year, in advance
(fKIEIEI & MCElRaTH Publishers
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II DUCLuZEAu, Auctiouecr
ARGE SALE OF ITALIAN MARBLE and

| AHGE SaLE W LrALiaS MH LIS S, soa
ware Sc--Bcug the entire importation Of sieuor O. q
Psndofni from ltaly.-TuTTLE h DEcLuZEAu, win
sell Wednesday aud Thursday evenings al O'Clock.
At the spacious hail In the Coliseum, 1S Broadway
the entire collection OF psndolfnt. Just received by
the ship Mouco and bark Constance from LeghorE CON.
prisng 10 OF the most beautiful Siauarv Agate, Bar
deo and SlennE Marble Vases, Urns Tarzas, ke over
before introduced 10 this City, many OF which exc
cuied by the arst artists Of Florence.
Also, Clocks. Lamps oirandoes, fine China Vases
Paintings, Japannrry, &c.
Catalogues will he ready and tho collection arranged
early "wednesday morning. and the public. ladies sspe
caiiy invited call and examine tho SD saa
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y Gun fall GOODS.


ITO CITY WEAvERS.-A large lot OF No. South
L Yarn beet qualify Twist, and No, filing intend.
81 expressly Weavers Will be sold low, NJ IL and %
Cedar..t up stairs. Philadelphia WeSyers will hnd Is
worth their attention when in this merk. 10 examine ths
lot. comprising 100 bales 7. N uNDERHlLL,
OF 10 and 2n Cedar-st
r 4 BROWN GOODS.--Those In quest OF wide
Ut goods VIII lind large assortment OF different styles
including Lawrence o. Indian Head Massachusetts, kc Of
quality aud manufsctuers prizes the second
hoor OF IS and - Cedur.sL 7. n. CSDERAILL. oil
WHOLESALE SHAWL WAREHOUSES;
w PsarsL Shawls " syery description for sails by tho
case dozen single one, ny JOHN c. HENDERSON
Co l76 Psarl.sL 81 3Inis
DONSETs AND CAPb.--A full assortment for sais
I'D AT ths lowest market price, by
81 2rrs John G. HENDERSON co. l7a raari-st
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OARPETINGS.
Jefferson, HUMPHREY & ROSS having purchased
the entire stock OF carpetng druggels, olcoths &c IN
the large and spacious carpet rooms L2 Pssrlseo
formerly owned by Messos. 4. y. Higgins, arc now
prepared 10 otter their friends and the public the abOys
stock together with recent purchases ~ prices ia. bsoD
the market. BY calling al the above number The most
fast.dous cannot fall VI being suited.
PETERSON, HUMPHREY ROSS,
sI5 syvis 49, Pearl.sL, near Madison.
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WIN. X. JONES, AuctioueeT.
pOOT AND SHOE SALE.-Thursdsy Oct |, ell a4
Do'clock the OF Ives Hoard rs Pcsrtst-So
Boots Shoes, Broguns and Ruhbsrs, comprlsng
general Of fresh goods 10 be sold withcu, f1
ser $50 Hlg-
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nISSOLUTION.-The co-parnership hereLotoFs 81
Distng under the frrn OF Arthur Peckhan Co Is hia
day dissolved by mutual Tho business OF ue
iata firm Will b. settled by Alfred O. Peckham and James
Rumrlll WILLIAM C. ARTHUR,
ALFRED O. PECkHAM,
JAMES 3 RUMRiLL-
New.York, septembsr5 ls4s.
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DY JAMES m. MfLLER-

by JAMES VI. MILIER-
ID THURSDAY. Oct let
Al 2, O'Clock al the store Ut A. Catfn, 25S Psarlst
Bours SHoLs AND BRooANk-6Oo cases Boots, Shvvs and
Brcgsns comprising general assorrnsos Of assh aHt
fashionable Goods
WEDNESDAY. Oct L
lC O'clock, The OF Gilman Smull Co. No.
ard Ferry-st
SOLE LEArHEsSooo Sides Of Sole Leather, with olhsr
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re- THE ,IosT DFLfGHTFUI. Of

rIT .
--ra-.tsE--.1N ENcursons-A sail across the Hudson
River 10 Hobohen. and then walk To tht
Eysan Fields along tine exceedingly picturesque shores
the place. viii prove the most easily accomplished anC
aiirac i've OF all rural that no made from III
city
The grounds now psesert . charming aspect, the tree
be ng IN leaf and the soil ro7ered with rich ;nrL
The walks In excellent order having been consider
ably einbeshed the present Spring
On every pleasant afternoon there VIII be In attendance
al the Cooanade ElysiAn Fields. excellent Band %
Music which will perform selections from The fsYorlt,
Operas popular airs marches. watzes, sc.
The Ferry Boats from BARCLAY, Canh aud ChTstophei
.t. are completely fed up with Awnings and Seats
Night boats from Hoboken 10 Barclay-st until II
O'CLOCK Ferrisge 81 rents as lnisua'
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COPAR CONGRATULATIONS B FULLER have
u ing formed a copaItnrrship with JAMES BROWN,
VIII continue the Iron Commission Business and agency
81 Inc N-,vJr Iron Co under the hrm OF Fuller 4
Brown al No l3s Greenwich, corner OF Cedar-.t
DUDLEY Is. FULLER,
JAMES a. BROWN
N-.y-rork. OCT ls.. tsls. Of Iw
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o. FARM FOX SALE or exchange for CRY p,o1er;;
Ne " improved or On Loug-tsknd
III Sound al sardss Point. ~ ~iies from Ss~.York
containing ABOUT 90 Of land well divided 10 upland
meadow and wood and, and Ia good state q crivsro5
IA good repair liberal supply Of fruit trees, grspss IL
ABUNDANCE kc To pessons fobd Of fishing or sanl
ole. ryesy nd1crmenI, being Numerically upon tas
sound For farther particulars apply 70
ANTHONY J. BLEECRER. AuerSnesT
al Luz o.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-04
SliERlFF'S SALE.
David Walker, vs vendi,ioni ~xpouas,

Vs FendIII0nI eNpOhAs,
 James E. ZuniE WILL bs sold for cash in front of the Court w House door of Mobile county .on Ihe first Mon day o October next, all that parcel, piece. iot of hand and premises situated, yng and being in the city of Mobile al the northwest intefsec- lion of Monroe and edar streets, having front Cedar street of one hundred feet, with depth ot s to be sold as the property of David Walker, by virtue of the above stated vendiiiuni sxpouas, which issued from the County Court os Mobile county and to the directed.
 sep7 ls9 c BANCROFT. late Sheriff M. q. 0J- The above sale is postponed until the first Monday of November.
 ocI7 2'ltds c BANCROFT, late sh'f M q. 0J- The above sale is postponed until the first Monday Of December.
 noy4 BANCROFT, late sh'fMC.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-04
TEXAS AGENCY.

1.-THE undersig gned having coanerted himself with
 \ the frln of WEE, DryAL & Co. of the city of Austin. as Gem ral Agents, has opensd Oa ca in the city of Galveston, (Texas) under the style of AYERS, WKBB & Go, which. in connection with ihe Office Austin, will attend to busIness in al parts of the State. Ess
 They will purchase and sell Real Estate, gene rally, n any part of Texasi
 To the location Or sale af Land Claims:g
 To the examination of Land Tilles. and give writ ten opaions 10 their validity. when required:
 Tn the procuring of Patents from the General Land Office. or other documents which may be re- quired to perfec, Titles of Lands:
 To the payment of Taxes upon Lands. oc other property, of Hon-residents ansentees.
 To the prosecution of Claims ii,e late Republic, or present State. of Texas, for Money or Lands:
 To the settlement of Accounts with the different Departments Of the Government;
 To the collection of Foreign Debts and 10 all o,h. CT business which eomea within the puryieu. of General Agency.
 The Seaes member of this branch of the firm. has long been known active and siellent Collector Of Debts, particularly such as have been cons dered doubtful. or lost. He has a-o been largely engaged ia Land matters varous paris of the country snd knows as we'll as most men what is necessary 70 be done a procuring good Titles.
 The innior nesnhsr of the firm, (Nr. UpsHUR) has, for several years. been connected with the Gen eral Land ofice--aad, i'd hs performance of 'he pe euliar duiie which desolyed hil, he acquired perfect know ledge of the condition of the land ia the S'aie as perhaps any man ia it-and Is, there furs eIninenty qualified for the transaction ot such business as will re,pire the possession oi lha' de- scriotion of knowledge.
 The other members practising Lawyers. Ono of bem has, tos several years. been praciioner n Texas. and has devoted much of his iine 10 the in ,esgaiioa of the Land Titles of the country. He therefore, prepared In give opnions @hch may arise rosnectns such Titles.
 In all cnses, Comnunicai ions addressed 10 tie firm must be post paid. otherwise they will nos be ,akea from Ihe office and nhere business is directed 10 be done, which i'll require the advancement nf money, lbe money mssf accompany the instructions. The charges will b% modcfatr; but as Il is intend ed that business eonfded 10 ihe firm shall De acted with the slmost promplness. even should | re- qure the cons'ant attention of each of it's members. II i. hoped ihaI except those who intend to he equally prompt H ihe pay ment ei ices, will os il npon Il. DAVID AfkkS. REFER To- 54 s Hon. DC BURNETT, Aus,,n, Hon. ABNEK g. LipSEOMB, Independence. lion. JOHN B. JON E.,, Galveston. F. PRESc0T, Esq, New OrleauE, Hon. F. C. HEARD, Esq, Aobe.f GALvEsTes, Sept. Roth, 1s4s. nos10Mno |
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COM MISSIUNEKfS SAI.E.

NI ILL i,e sold, for cash, by order cf the lion J w A. Ca hbeii, Judge of the County Court of Mpbie. ia front Of the Court House of ssid county .n Monday iha 29lh day of June next, al F o'clock MA lot of ground and the mprns enenls thereon sltuaie the north east corner of s. Michael ard Si. Joachim streets. in the ely of Mobile, having :. ro"t on Si Michae street nf eighty seven feet and cunning back on St. Joschim sireef. one hundred and twenty feet, with the same width in rear IS lo Trout Snli by the petition of the adminislratix, ard heir< al law nf Thomas BlaiT, deceased.
 ms2S JNO CIlTHBERT, Commissioner.
 Or The above sale is postponed until Monday iie 9th day 0l July by consent of all parties.
 jl JNO CUTHBERT.
 t- The above sa'e is further Dc slponed until ibe first Munday n January nex, by consent of All par ties. INo C CUTHRERT.
 d-oittd+ FB GALE. Auctioneer
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By VIM. H. RUNNELL.

On SATURDAY, at9 o'clack. Al sales room, a large assortment of Gr ceres, Western Produce Wines, Ligua,s $, &c.
 Alter which assori ment of Domestic and For. eign Dry Goods. Shirts, Sc.
 Also-Ai g o'clock. in front of sales room,
 irsl rate Horse, Dray and Harness. Aiso-At 9k o'clock. oae Piano Forte.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-04
PUBLIC SALES
MAR4H.AL,s SALE.

I |
 'As' ehSahfn, 1Fi Fa from the c,r-
 cnt Cour, of lhe U
 Ws%ef Ws ia. hnsl-b others ) ; judicial circuit
 - n ihs an"se stated case. ail offer for sale.
 in lfaat ol ihe ln'iri Siates cour house, in inc elig oi Mobile, oa he frs Mnnsf,y II, Isnusrg Tas7
 netseen Ihe hours cf l2 and ,,'c,fk of sajJ dsv to the highest bidder for casI all il right ii,s s5d ia'sIesi oi tue defendants in aud io fhe fto,, inc described feces or parcels uf land, To ~it. TIE aoru' ~ei hAH I ihs nofih wesl quarter of sectf
 twenty six io~a-hip five, range f,ur. east. bounded vesi hy lands of Thomas English, and on ali o'hee Hdea hs public lands; the tame hating been levied Q as Ihf pinf ertY Ul Rachael Eneiish Also. inc nc Th half o seeiipn thirteen, and lhe south half of irat voHal section twelve, in township Rge. range fo4r es,sf. he i@n trscis containing $40 acres Or ghere 6nnf, milh all ihe improvements Ec beloopin, 10 the san,e. winch iwo last mentioned tracts of land have heep levied oa as the property of 1homas English. af lhe delerdanls; all of which land, are in ihe Sf. Slrrh"ns hand disirirt. The above mentioned lasd- to be sold to satisfy the iu,g peet against ih1 defendants ia the above stated case. JAMES 6. LYON
 dee2fds Y. g. Marshal s. D Ala,
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"A m moth Wholesale andRetaii SHIRT EPOT,
 s. DAyTS, t4i

No 69DAUPHIs sTREkT. fHNHE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ALL MFR. Il chants, Traders and private Gentleman 10 u. speci hss stock, comprising ia his collection all of the newes, sises and improvements made in ihe iicies embraced n his fpraishing department that have beea atei, made. He is constantly in receipt of all ihs necessa.y alcles for Gentlemen's Toi- set, visi 3S00 Musliu Shirts, wi,h 6nc Lioen Bo- souls. .Ceiais, &e. s.f
 l0a0 Shirts, ali tinen,
 TOO Coiored Shirts; Undershirisj Drawers;
 900 Suspenders. So<ils. Crasa,s. Collars, Stocks, Pocket Hasdkeiohials, Gloves. Hosiery, Sc.
 Thosc sha. have not bsea io DAyIs', 5S Dauihn street. are invited call sh those gentlemen who have ali cady purchased, sad inspect the assort- nenl just received, comprising Fine Linen Shirts, Fina Ljnen do, wish the largest bcsoms of Linen ever before offered 10 any gentleman in this market. Also Genilemea's Dressing Gowns; Satin Scarf Crz,ats; Stocks; Under Shirts; Drawers; Iioaie- ", and such si Of things. too numerous to eumes- ate, at the Mammoth Shirts.
 This is the oaly manufacturing gsnslemen's fur, nishing Depot in the city. A4
 Merelaals hu,,ng a, ths establishment, hoy the manufacturer, and at the lowest price.
 TERAs-OBe price and Cath.
 Look out for the Sian of the mammoth Shirt ol9
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BARTON ACADEMY-MALx DEPARTMENT. fsNHE Subscriber will reopen his School on Mon A day. Oct. 26. Thorough and systematic in- siruction will he given, as heretofore n sH the common and higher branches Of English, and in the Ancient and Modern Languages Prof GoDEFRor will coniG To have charge of the French Depart mont Pupils will he taught to speak and write the Language with and accuracy. Tuition ss6 and Ss6 per month. French $2 extra.
 octi4 D. F MERRILL.
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QUEENS SNARE
 R0YS, HIGH SCHOOL.

NTR. BOYNTON wiil open his '.Schoe for IfABeys" on MosDAY October 26ih insi, n lhe sSchooIroom on <, Emanuel street, between Gov ernmeni and Church streets. Ihe course ot sfsdy will embrace all the branches Of d complete English education. Latin. Greek. French and Drawing Ihs nan,6er o( pEpiis will be miled. aud no assslan,s will be employed except Professor o The Modes Languages. The government ofihe School IS mild, bu firm, and calculated excite Ihe learner 10 the greatest possible exertion, by awakening his ambi- ton and creating desire for improvement, rather than by thai excessive severity which, while Il may cause iia pupil 10 execute difficult task through eeryile lear, often creates lasting aversion to school and study. Education ia an extensive ierm, and implies not merely the acquisition of know ledge. but the proper development and discipline of all our mental, moral and phssca powers. with just conception of our personal interests and social relations.
 Such an education, far as practicable. this School is designed to furnish to s pupils.
 TuiTIos-4, 6 and 6 dollars per ,nonlh-ns eE Ira charge except for French and Drawing.
 OS- < .Night Cnss" will be attended 10 four nights in the week, Ocil9