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VAIL Be resumed 90 Msadsy. ssps. ab-y
Wv ~. Afisr cosdaeiias an sx,ss.s,. Be-
ess se@inasy for more than ssvss years. %
baltimors. Mr.. w. rsmoved 20 FrsS.r,ek ca,
snd opened this lastilutios for Ne EAse sih-s Of
foL-Sc LADIES
The sitssiisa 10 p,ssssss sad healthy. IN.
esHeins large and eea,sa,ssi, the spsstms ne.
.p.e'e.s. any, and f1rsishsd In the moe, con-
vsnisst modern style
10 has ever been . primary object Of m.
rrae'Psi Of this iassiiatIoa. not ouiy 10 com
munseats thorough, practical know I.ds, Of
al the sesHsess taught. bat also 10 sxsrci.. /.
gusrdias care over the morals Of the Young
Ladies. aud inpfsss upon their minds The i'm
Psr'snes OF correct sad graceful dspostnsat.
aud Of diznihsd and refined ssasispssts.
The discipline Of the School !. mia vsr,.,.
ave and PARENTAL, but always sficiept-
Long experience IN teaching Ia. fully con.
.ineed Mr.. w. that By stud ying the different
dispositions and capacities Of his papii.. I'D by
Jud'eious eonmendstion Of real merit ssd in
dusiry. hs - in slmost s.ssy instance. able 10
secure iheit esteem aud Affection. and n eh.,,.
iai compliance With the rules OF the school.
without resorting TO eosreivs me ssure..
The peculiar method which has been adopted
:" thn Institution. Of illustrating and en- planning
every principle Of science by lectures. making
clear and plain To the mind Of tho learner.
mas been attended with the hsrpiest results.
ana u Is confidently believed. that this u deeid-
eddy the bes1, if not the Only mea,ure. by which
young Ladies can be tsughi,o low, The ,ei,ne..
and relish their beauties and pursue them with
avidity.
When the present improvement. are com
pieted, both " the school aud boarding. d,n,,,.
menis, IL 10 believed. that on examna,,oo n IN
be found To possess - many sdvsu,sse. ss any
other similar Institution.
The course Of instruction will embrace Ill
III q
cal and refined educ alton
Regular courses Of Lectures will be deliver
cd on Hi.torJ. Natural Philosophy. and Clients,
Try. The later sciences. nlus,rsted by mean.
OF an extensive Chemical and Philosophical APP
paratus.
The Scholastic year 10 di,icsd into two .e.-
sicns Of ~ week. each
The LIT COMMENCES Monday the 81 OF
September. sad closes on Eriias, Fehruary TIN
The ~ commences On Monday The 10th Of
February, AID closes on Friday. july I7,h.
NO PHPa WiH Be rsesirsd for less iiias tlsn one
setsisa.
! Psrests and guardians entering pupj,, ,f,.,
the commencement Of . session, will be ehare-
ed FROM The date Of their entrance TO the clos,
OF that session, sni also for all the succeeding
session. unless other arrangements ere made at
the time Of their enhance.
BOARDING SCHOLARS.
For Board. and Tuition in all the English
branches, per session, $50 90
Foe Washing, on
For Boarding Scholars one half Of the bill will
be required in advance.
| DAY SCHOLARS
For any OF ell the branches OF an EnEIi.h eduea-
uoa' per session. $40 90
For youas Puoils IN the ineipient stages
Of an English sd1cstion. per session, IS 90
French and Latin Languages, each, 10 90
Stationary, Oh
Fuel foE the season, 90
Music on the PiAno-FoT;s 90 90
Use Of Piano, a 90
Drawing and Paintiaa IS 90
REFERENCES.
Rev. n. J. Brseksnridge.)
Rev. DR.. 2. Waters, Baltimore
Rev. Ds. Rees.
Rev. J. p. Durbin. President Dieklnson College,
John Preniiss. President OF Bsi,inore College,
Frederick A. sehls.. Esq,
Col. John %. heEifrssh,
Col. JOhL McPherson, fheosrfeE'
Col. George NJ. E'chelberEer,
John ,. Sanborn, Chsriesto~n
Frederick. Md. Aug. 90. 1889 -II