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 G5- TEMPERANCE MEErING.-in conse- quence of the nniyorAble weather Monday evening, the meeting Of the Aobuc Temperance Society ad journed to o'clock Wednesday (to.morrow) evening at which time t will be held in the fresby Church on Government street. JAMES Y. BLoCKER, Esq. will then deliver an address. The friends of Temperance and the public generally especlfuy invited attend gT The Advertiser will please copy.

 1J The Brig PATRIOT is disehargns at the wharr below Church street. Consgnees will receive their Goods on the wharf.

 dec 2s HUNTINGTON $ CLEVELAND. M ESS PORK.--50 bbls of new inspection, land 1VA ing and for sale by

 G. DAVENPORT & co, dec2S go St. Michael-st. NTHISKEY. 50 barrels superior Rectilied,

 w G. DAVENPORT & CO, dec2S 29 St. Michael-st. SPERM OIL 5000 gallons pure winter stained S donbe beached Sperm Oil, for sale by

 dec29M D. c. LOWER & CO.,, 59 Com. s. INDIA BAGGING.-25 bales India Baggiog A -E to 46 inches wide, in store and for sale by

 FRANKLIN W. Mccoy,

 dec2SKw Sl and S3 Commcrce-st. DORK AND BACON.-50 bbls mess Pork, l5 A bbls M Pork, 10 casks Cincinnati Sides and Shoulders, in store and for sale by

 FRANKLIN w. McCO

 dec2SKw Sl and S3 Commerce-st. Af.-l3b bales North River Hay, Ill bbls PO- h !. tatoes, landing from ship Cahnwba, fo, sale by dec2S E. c. CENTER & co. ~ OAL--62 tons Peach Orchard Coal broken V and screened, landing from shp Cahawba, for sale by [dec281 E. C. CENTER 6. co. poOTs, SHOES AND BROGANS.-5O cases -kb Russett, Kip, Seal and Calf, mems, boys, and youths Brogan.. KIP, calf, seal and COW hide, sew ed and begged Boots landing from barque Avola, for sale by td2s] WM. II. BUNNELL & co. SELECT ACADEMY, GOVERNMENTS

 JAMES D. BOYLAN, PRINCIPAL. N N announcing to the public that the duties of his u Academy have been resumed, Mir. Boylan takes leave being atte close of the year, offer his gras lul thanks to his beneiactors and the public generally for the very liberal support with which he has been favored since ne formation of his institution.

 Undeservng public patronage, should he justly deem hmself if not stimulated by such flattering en- couragemen, to enter the duties of the year, with such additional zeal and devotedness to the i'm proyement of his pupils, as may render him deserving a continuance If it, from generous and discerning public.

 To parents and guardians imbued with correct ideas of bringing up their children wards accord ing to the strictaws of morality and vtue which of all duties is the most paramount, an impropriety, must appear, in having both instructed in the same establishment. But bir. 5. haiters himself that he has mate such arrangements in his Acade my, as will entifey obviato any improprey and pre- cude the possibility of any undue communication to exist between the male and female departments; and he respectfully invites parents and such may feel interested, to visit tho Academy and judge for them selves dpc2S