The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-18
BOARDING SCHOOL, for N


daughter of the late Richard W. Meade Of Philadelphia
aided by assistant teachers situated the Hartford road
about two miles from Baltr ore, country residence
commonly known ~ Mount Vincent.
Children will be received in the Institution between tt
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, Eng
lish Grammar and the rudiments of History, will be h
branches chiefly taught in this institution Those chde
whose parents guardians wish il will also be taug5
Latin French and Music but each of these branches
No pocket money win be allowed in the possession of h
children; and this rule win be enforced for the proect
All their reasonable wants will be supplied from thu fund
deposited by their parents for that purPose :.
this rule there can be no deviation.
No boarder will be received for shorter time than had
year. nor retained longer than the age of fourecn a
no deduction made Tor absence, except in of sickness
Maternal care will be taken of all their comforts.
THE TERMS ARE AS FOLLOWS.
For board and instruction, including bed and bedding
washing and mending, payable halfyearly advance.
children OF four years OF age Sl25 q
From eight to fourteen years Of age $50
Latin and French, each, per annum NI
Music ON the piano per annum @j
For the use of the piano, per annum II
Dancing and drawing at the masters prices
Stationery, postage, doctors visits, and medicines,
win form separate charges, varying according to thu
OF each child, but always moderate.
Boys must come supplied with clothing for winter al
summer, with uniform Of dark grey cloth and steel
tons also one ten and table spoon, fork, tumble
w RErEnE az 81 a J Elder, Baltimore; Rev
New York Rev. James Ryder President Worcester
O'Donnell, Brooklyn John X Randall esq, Baltmor
Professor A. ID. Bachc Coast Survey George w. Wei
esq, Baltimore Charles H. Winder, esq, Wa shingO
Lieut. James Gilss, United States Navy, do John
School Annapolis William Parrott, esq., Washington
G. Washington, do.
All letters he addressed (post pad) to Miss Mead
through the Baltimore post office, who viii give NIL hu
inflammation required. Dec
Doors AND sHOEs.-s0o cases and trunks bouts ID
- shoes We have in store the above quantity of seasa
bic goods to which we receiving almost daily addito
comprising the largest and complete assortment in
ne ever offered in this market, consisting part OF
following, viz: "
1000 pairs negro brogans all prices sizes and qnnt
for which the highest premium was awarded Mt the
agricultural fair IN Marlborough, Md
y cases mems coarse boots, water proof and common
Gentlemens fine dress water proof, and oorksotd DO
IN great variety
Gentlenens fine dress CATERS and patent leath 'ho
various patterns
Boys and youths boots and brorans coarse and fine
Womcns hnc morocco and leathec boots, shoes, and
Ladies' black, blue, and bronzed gaiters and hafga
Ladies' light and black silk and satin CATERS
Ladies' walking shoes and buskins, some lined with
ton flannel
Ladies' white and black satin and kid slippers eega
Misses and chidrens boots and shoes OF almost every
scIption ...
Ladies' and gentemen's fine gum sandals a new and
giant article
Ladies' and gentemen's common gun, shoes
Iogether with almost every article usually found in
extensive and wel-reglatcd establishment OF the kind
Werespeculy call the attention of citizens and stran
ladies and gentlemen stock with the assurance n
every effort viii be made 60 render their dealing salts
tory.
The above are offered at wholesale or retail on the
teyora6le terms, A. COYLE sON