The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-11
NEST JERSEY COLLEGIATE SCH( OL Mount
Holly Burlington county, New Jnrsey.-Rev.

fIEsT JERSEY COLLEGIATE sCIlG sOL, Mount
Holly, Burlington county, New JDrsey--Rev.
frV Rinker, A. B.. Stephen G. Dodd, A. B.; Timothy
nan, Samuel T. Thorn pson, Rufus Brittai n.-This in
auon having increased beyond the limits OF the prem
which 1t lately occupied, an entirely new arrange
mas been made for the future, commencing with the
session. Thursday the 9Th inst most eligible sit.
ION, upon the dcclivty of Mount Holly, and just beyond
outskirts ofhe town, of which it commands II beauti-
view, has been secured where boarding scho airs only
Dc received The buildings already erected, or in
sTess OF erection, are of ample proportions. The
as are upwards of fifteen acres in EXTENT the greater
which VIII be devoted to the recreation OF the pu-
m gymnasium upon the premises, and riding
~ round the whole, will afford amusement, as well as
some exercise, and promote skill in gymnastics and
Slaaaaship, which will be regularly practised
business If The plan proposes 10 Snie
'le most careful attention to health physical improve
5 anu personal habits aud manners, faithful religious
IuVuon and complete preparatory course in English,
principal ancient and modern languages, and the sci.
~ course so extended to supply, in some good
sure Inc defect OF college education, when that can
H. obtained. The aim is, to make the pupils able
speak and to WRITE well as to read, the languages
W. 'ney study. The Latin and French are made, as
ivssi,ole the medium of intercourse in the school!
scnqiar has separate desk and chair in the school
u each separate bedroom, 10 which, at all les-
unes he has, fee access.
Ems The beginning the session s,the most eligible
EoI pupils TO enter but pupils are received at
au though not for less than period equivalent to a
session, or TO leave before the end Of session, with
| pyms Tor the whole Every ordinary expense, for
@ an extra charge is not here expressly made, per
~. o' twenty-five weeks, S95 Pupils under twelve years
s s, anu not studying the ancient languages, SS7 so.
"Wpg, &C, SO. French, German, and Spanish, each
nooRs and stationery furnished, when desired, at
/ r,T%es' Payment quarterly Ia advance.
% U.s. unable to pay the foil price, and promising dill
~ ana usefulness, particularly the children of clergy
W missionaries, above a-will be received such
| ou erns as their circumstances may require, and
eahs OF the institution permit. catalogue and pros
Wy win further particulars, may be Obtained by ad-
slGs The principal
pp'eauons FOR places should be as early possible
ptu @-2aw2w SAMUEL MILLER, jr., Principal
' y" eoods.-"The Ladies' Furnishing Store is iu.
| tecelVing from New York rich supply OF new, sea
que, and fashionable goods, among which are
iafls, London, and New York straw bonncts--a grca
| variety
french artificial flowers and wreaths
nnloands, rich and beautiful assortment
rringes, gimps, fancy buttons
eSloves, ladies' and misscs--a fine variety u
rams parasols, dress trimmings .fa .alE..
Irnfead and other laccs, cdglnxs, and insertings
J rmbroderes, combs, brushes, perhmery, nc.
NJ Of which, having been bought for cash. will be sold
J ior the same -r -. m - -
he fashionable millinery and drcss-making business in
abi,hment -
MARY ALICE MURRAY, Agent