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The Duties Of III. Winchester.
FREDERICK
yEWNILiS SEMiINADVa

EEMAMlA SEMINADTa
NM Ill be resumed on Mandsy, September
w ii. After conducting an extensive F.-
male Seminary for more than ssyen wears. in
Bsltmors, Mr.. w. removed to Frederick CITY.
snd opened this Institution for the Educ ativu Of
YOUNG LADIES.
The situation 10 pleasant and he slthy. IN.
building large aud convenient, the apartment.
spacious. airy, and furnished in the mos, con-
veoient modern styte
" mas ever been q primary object Of the
Principal OF this Institution, not oniy TO com.
munieste thorough, practical knowIedgs of
ell the sciences taught but also TO exercise n
gusrd'ao care over tho morals Of the Young
Ladies. aud impress upon their Minds the inn
PoEtnnee Of correct and graceful de portuent.
and OF dign'hsd aod refined sentiments.
The dlseipliDe OF the school is mild. persun-
.'ve and parental. out always efficient.
Long experiences in teaching has fully con-
,'nced Nc. w. that by studying the different
dspostsions aud capacities Of his pupils and by
Judeioe, eommendstion Of real merit and In
dustry, hs is IN almost every instance. able To-
secure their esteem and affection, and n cheer
iul compliance with the rules Of the school.
WhhoW resorttng TO coereiye measures.
The peculiar msttoi which has been adopted
In thn in'ttution. Of Illustrating and ~ planning
every principle of science by Lectures. making
u clear and plain TO the mind Of the learner
la. been attended with the hSppiest results;
aid u h confidently believed, that this il decd.
ediy the best, il not the only me asure. nv which
young Ladies can be taughtto love the scieDee-,
aud relish their beauties add pursue them with
aVidity.
whea the present improvements are CON-
peted. both In the school aud boarding depart
msois. u 10 believed, that on examination IL will
oe 'ound 10 possess es many advantages as any
other similar institution.
The course of loatruefioa vr;li ank.... III
the branches Of en- extensive, thorough, praeti-
cal aAd refined education.
Regular courses OF Lectures will be deliver
ed 90 History, Natural Philosophy. and Chemi.-
toy. The later sciences. illustrated by means
ofAo extensive Chemical aud Philosophical A p
paratus.
TERMS,
The Scholastic year is divided into two se,-
sicns Of IS weeks each.
The let commences on Monday the % OF
bePte0ber, a0d closes on Fridav, February 7th.
The I'd commences on Monday the 10th Of
February, and closes on Fridsy, July Eth.
Ne PuPI eiit Be rseeirsS for isss tiEs tAan ons
ssssioa.
Psrsats aud guardians entering pupils aIter
tbs commencement OF session, will DO eharK-
ed from the date Of their entrance to the close
OF that session, and also for ell the succeeding
session, Unless other arrangements are made al
the time OF their entrance.
BOARDING. SCHOLARS
VoS Board. and Tuition in all the English
branches, per session, $50 90
FoS Wishing, 90
For Boarding Scholars ono bali Of the bill will
b required in advance.
DAY SCHOLARS.
For any or all the branches Of an Eoglish eduea-
hon' per session. $40 90
boT youag Puoils IN the Ineipisnt stages
ofsa English education. per session, IS 90
IrsneA sod Latin Languages. each, 10 on
Stationery, I 90
Fuel FER the season, On
Music 90 The PiaaO-Forts, 90 90
Uss OF PissO, a 90
DTnvisg aad PaIntiag. IS 90
REFERENCES.
Rec. 3. }. Brseksnridse.)
Rev. Dr.. y. Waters, baltimore,
Rev. Or. Rses.
RsV. :. p. DuTbin, President Diekiason College.
Joba PSsntiss. President Of Baltimore College,
BFedsFiek A. sehlsg, Rsq.,
Cot. John u. seElfresb,.
Col John hePheTsOa, I'eo'HeH'
Dol. George ~. EiebslborEsF,
John J. SaBboFs, Chsrlssiown.
Frederick. Nd. Aug. 20. 1889 At