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MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssOcIATIOS.-We would
call the attention Of the members of this Institution,
and Of readers generally, to The advertisement
in another column, of the classes now forming at
Clinton Hall. a great desidera,um has been ec-
conplshed in uniting to the liberal means of self
instruction afforded by the Library ITSELF the lcili-
ties for tuition in those branches Of knowledge where
the aid OF teacher is Indispensable; and we might
adduce, in illustration OF the valuable results of
combined action the extremely low prices at which
instruction in the modern languages is here offered.
Persons of limited means who, in order 10 acquire
sufficient knowledge OF the French or Spanish Ian
guage TO speak either Of them with fuency, have
paid from 90 to 100 dollars for tuition, can bea, ap-
prscate the opportunity here presented Of insuuc-
ton in the same for 81 so to 50 per quarter; and
those about commencing the study easily satisfy
themselves, by inquiry, that they may, through The
medium Of these classes, accomplish their object
thoroughly, and at very cheap rate. The teachers
I've speak of some Of them from personal acquain,.
snce) are capable, and Of established reputation in
their profession. We have only to edd that by
recent modification Of the constitution, persons no,
engaged in mercantile pursuits are, on payment of
s. annually, admitted tc membership, and Of course
participate in the advantages OF the above arrange
ment.