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The Du,ics OF II. Winchcs,er's
FREDERICK
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2SAAE9 SNA-N A.ALa
AAIlLL be resumed ou Mondsy, SEPTEMBER
w II After conducting an extensive Fs-
male Seminary for more than seven years, in
BslunOre, Me-. w. removed To Frederick CITY.
end opened this Institution for the Education OF
YOUNG LADIES.
Tue situation 10 p!easant and healthy, the
oOiidinS large and convenient, the apartments
spacious. AIRY, aud furnished ia the most con-
Nsnient modern style.
u has ever beeu primary object Of the
Pfineipal Of this Institution, not only To COM
munleate thorough, practical knowledge OF
oil the seisnees Taught, bu; also TO exercise n
g1ardiaa care over the moIals OF the Young
Ladies', and impress upon their mind, the iui-
P1rianee Of correct and graceful deport me nI
and of disnIhsd and refined sentiments.
The discipline Of the School j. ulild. persua-
sive and parental, but siways efficient
Long experience in teaching has fully con-
WINGED Me- W. that bJ stddyin ing the d,lTere Mt
dispositions and capacities Of his pupils, aud by
J1dIeiovs commeRdalion Of reel merit and H.
dastry, he - In almost every Instance, able to
HseaTe theu esteem and ale etion, and cheer
tai compliance with the rules OF the school
without Tesorting to coercive measures.
The peculiar mSttoj which has been adopted
20 thii insttutOR, OF illustrating and explaining
every Prineiple OF science by lectures, making
clear sad plain 90 the miud Of the learner
has been attended with the hAppiest results;
and Il V confidently belle we'd, that this IL decid-
eddy the beat, IL not the only measure, by which
young Ladies can be taught To love the sciences,
and relish their beauties and pursus them with
aSidity.
When the present Improvements are com
p'eted, both 10 the school and boarding depart
hnents, 10 believed, that on examination II ~ ~
De found 10 possess ss many sdVAnt.Ses rs any
other similar Institution.
The course OF Instruction will embrace ell
the branches Of an extensive, thorough, prAeti-
cal and refined education.
Regular courses Of Lectures will be deliver
ed sa History, Natural Philosophy and Clients
try. The later sciences, illustrated by means
OF an eKiensiSe Chemical aud Philosophical D.
PArstus.
Tlargs,
The Scholastic year Is divided into two ses-
sions Of - weeks each.
Tho lst commences on Monday the 81 Of
September, and closes on FRIDAY, February 7ih.
The I'd commences on Mond9, the 10Th Of
February. Abd closes ca FRIDAY, July I7ih
No Pspd Gill b rsesirsd Jor a ls5I tia; hIa OAs
s,,i0a.
Parents and guardian, entering pupils after
The committeeman of a session, will be eharg-
ed from the date Of their entrance to the close
vi that tsaiiOn, snj also Tor all The sueesediDg
session, unless other arrangements ate made -
the time " their entrance.
BOARDING. SCHOLARS.
Vor Board. and Tuition 10 Al! the English
branches, per Session, $50 90
fOr Washing. 90
For Boarding scholars one half Of tie bill will
be required ia advance
DAY SCHOLARS
for any or ell The branches Of 40 Epslsb sduea-
ton. per session, $50 90
PoT JounE pupils 10 the incipient stages
Of sn English edIcai;on. per session, 70 90
French ard Latin Languages. each. 10 90
stationery. 1 90
Fuel for the season, l 90
Music on the Piano Porte, 20 90
Tee % P'H0O, 90
Dfawins AID Paintiag. Is 90
REFERENCES.
Rev Y. ). BrseksnridEe)
Ect. Dc. o. Waters, Baltimore,
Rev. Dr. Rccs.
ksv. . Durbiu, Prssiseu 10 Dickinson College,
Iolin Prsntiss, Pre.ident u Baltimore College.
Feeder'ck A. sohie E,q
col. John 10 NcElfresh, r,L
col JOAN NcPherson, '''e'iSa'
Cot George v. EIeheibergeF,
John D Stnbara. Cbariesiosn
Frederick 40 Aug - 1889 1t