The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-06-27 00:00:00

CRESCENT ACADEMY, BAT-VIEW HOUSE,
DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN. Mr. STEELE continues to devote his sole and undivided
attention to his Boarders. His house, which is situated in
the most pleasant part of the Bay of Douglas, has been erected
by himself without regard to expense, for the express accom-
modation of his Pupils, and has been during the last Winter
greatly enlarged and improved, so as to render it as complete
as possible in every respect for the purposes for which it
is
intended. It possesses large, lofty, and well-aired School-
rooms, comfortable Sleeping Apartments and Dressing-rooms;
and, being in immediate proximity to the Beach, itcommands
at once safe and convenient Bathing. The Svstemof Educa-
tion is strictly intellectual; and the course astudyembraces
every subject—Classical, Mathematical, and Commercial—
necessary for a liberal education. The Recreation Grounds
are ample; the Dietary is most liberal; and the-Domestic
Arrangements are under Mrs. Steele's constant ancLassiduous
superintendence.
References of the most unquestionable respectability cart
be given.
The ACADEMY will be RE-OPENED on the Ist August next..

NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGE.
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Rev. J. BAILEE, D.D.
PRINCIPAL.
Rev. D. J. POGGI, D.D.
EXAMINERS.
Rev. R. WILSON, D.D.,
Dean of the Royal College of Preceptors, late Fellow o! St.
John's, Cambridee ;
J. PARKER, Esq.,
Secretary of the College of Preceptors.
TERMS. PER ANNUM.
Pupils under Nine years of age (in the Prepara-
tory Section)... 30'Guineas.
Pupils from Nine till Twelve 40 ~
Pupils above Twelve 50 „
Sons of Clergemen, or two or more brothers, at
any age
40
For further information and prospectuses, apply to the
Principal, New Brighton, Cheshire.
ins The present VACATION will terminate July-31st.

DANCING AND CALISTHENICS.-310N-
SIEUR JOSSET returns his sincere thanks to his
Friends and Patrons in Liverpool and Neighbourhood for
their kind patronage for a number of years, and. as be is
going to retire on the Continent, having disposed of his Busi-
ness to Mons. DUGIT, his late Partner, trusts that they wilt
confer upon him the same favours as on himself. assuring
them that be fully deserves them both as a competent Teacher
and a Gentleman of an exemplary conduct.

"TUF ONSIEUR DUGIT respectfully inform m his
L Friends and the Gentry of Liverpool and its Environs,
that for the future the BUSINESS under the Firm of Messrs_
JosSET and Duo IT will be carried on by him and Air..NIAR-
TI N , assisted by a French Gentleman of the first talent ; and
trusts that the same patronage he has received for the last
fourteen years, whilst a partner of Mons. Josset, will be con-
tinued, assuring them that every attention will be paid to
the improvement and deportment of the Pupils, and_ every
Fashionable Dance taught with perfection.
The ACADEMIES will RE-OPEN as follow :--
No. 104, DUKE-STREET (Mr. Dugit's Residence), on the 3rd
August. at Two o'clock.
No. 1, DEVON-STREET (Mr. Martin's Residence), on the 3rd
August, at One o'clock.
CRAVEN-ROOMS, Woodside, on the sth August, a Eleven
o'clock.
PRIVATE EVENING CLASSES.

Terms may be known
of Mr. DI:61Z0101. Mr. MARTIN, at
their respective residences.