American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-14
CLASSICAL ACADEMY.
No. 60 NORTH EUTAW STR EFT,
ravHE EXERCISES of this Institution will be
between Lexington and Saratoga SIS
BY u. JONES.

TaVIIE EXERCISES of this Institution will be
q resumed the FIRST MONDAY IN SEP
TENDER. The number OF pupils is limited, and the
school is belle we'd is more select than any hitherto
established in Eutaw street The terms are decidedly
moderate, and the pupils are diligently and faithfully
instructed in all the branches usually taught in the
best schools of this city.
TERMS; Latin and Greek Languages, with the
Mathematics, $3.50 per quarter English branches
81. Fne and Stationary at the usual prices.
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BDROsp ECFUS OF A NEW WEEKLY PA
a PER, TO be published in the ci of Baltimore,
entitled "TtIE IRIS AND ODD FELLOWS MIR
ROR." Brother WIN. NJ. STARR, of baltimore, Edi-
tor. '.The Iris and Odd Fellows Mirror" will be is
sued from the office of Publication, No. ISL PRATT
ST, on Saturday, August 10th, 1915, by WILLIAM +.
PRESTON Il Co publishers.
The Iris will be dedicated to the interests of Odd
Fellowship. All subjects affecting the good of the
fraternity, will lind in its columns free and unresaln
ed discussion. Brethren ot the first order OF talent
and experience in the principles and working OF the
order have been engaged contributors, whose pens
will from week TO week enrich its pages with articles
various subjects connected with the welfare of the
brotherhood. The past history, present operations,
and future prospects of Odd Fellowship afford abun
dant themes for the writer in every department OF
Pr0saic Poetical Literature all of which shall find
place in paper Our sheet its title indicates,
shall he concentrations not OF rays of NATURAL but
of intellectual light, in which shall be beautifully col
lected aud blended bright and golden ideas, thoughts
and expressions, and tro.. thence sENIirord' forth
and reflected brilliantly throughout the length and
breadth of the land.
A department of the paper will also be devoted to
GENERAL LITERATURE We have made arrange
ments by which we shall have access to the highest
grades of Domestic and Foreign Literature, and no
pains expense shall be spared to present in our
weekly bouquet flowers ofthe richest hue and sweet
est fragrance, cued from every garden Of literature
and science. Proper attention will also he given tn
GENERAL News, both of a nome and foreign charac-
ter. AMUSEMENT and HuMoR, the richest spciest,
and At the time the most chdste obainahle shall
he furnished. Nothing wanting in chastity caIcu-
lated 70 vitate the moral sense of the community
will ever find place in the Girls"
MONETARY and COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS will not be
overlooked; and IN fact matter of interest OF gati
cation To the general reader shall escape our notice
But we shall, by every possible endeavor oim ut pre-
senting the fraternity and the public with Family
Newspaper in every way adapted to their tastes, aud
worthy their patlonage-being faithful and true
S'MirrOr of all the great matters and questions ocCu
plying the public attention, affecting pnbic interest
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yantages equalIed by no paper in the state; and by
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ants, mechanics, aud others will Rud il greatly tC
their interest to avail themselves Of this of
tending a knowledge of their business and where
ahouts.
The "Itis" will be printed weekly, on large siZet
6oube-medium paper, new type and in handsome
style. We respectfully invite attention 10 our term:
as specified below.
TERMS OUT OF THE CITY,