The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-02
EDUCATIONAL.
Seminary for Young Ladies,
No. I CAREY Street. near Frnniiin Square
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ISIS Jane Cumming. Primo

| No. CAREY Street. near Franklin Square
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Miss Jane Cumming, Principal.
! Mis- NJ. Patterson, In the Primary Department
Mons hliuilicr, Professor OF French.
otto Sutru, Professor of Music
Emil kctt. Professor of Drawing & Painting
FHlilS Boarding and Day School viii open on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER in the
conmodous residence which has been purchased
expressly fer School purposes. Particular attcn-
ton is called to is desirable locality. com
| hinlns the advantages Of the country wi, those
81 the city. In tL!s Seminary advantages viii be
afforded for acquiring n sarerior Education -
Teachers and Professors Of experience and skill
will give Instruction in the various branches of y
thorough Education. Careful mental and moral
training aided by jndicious plans, is the basis of
this system of ms ructiun The discipline will be
intelligent. mild. firm The manners morals and
The disposition Of the heart will be cultivated with
a*sdnty. regular record will be kept of the
conduct and proficiency of the scholars, with II
view to incie 10 correct department. and per-
severins industry.
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR
QUARTERLY IN ANY tNCE:
TUT ion for Day Scholars in the Lowcr) "a
English Studies. ''uo"
Tuition for Day scholars in the Higher =, oo
English Studies, ooo'
Latin, 90 90
french. - 90
Muse Piano, 5000
Drawing, 100
Painting, 1000
Stationery per quarter, LOO
Fuel. per quarter. 90
Use OF Piano, per quarter, $50
o NO deduction Of bills for absence
No pupil received for less than five month";
Pupils may enter for at any time though it j. very
desirable that they should enter at the opening of
the school
TERMS FOR BoARDIDG PupHs:
1st l,,. .I,,I.,
Monday of September. and closes the last of June
2nl Boarding with Tuition in all the English
branches, payable quarterly in advance, $3.50.
3D. No extra charge made for beds bedding
lights and fuel.
lth, Pupils may enter at any time, il being un-
dcrSiood that they are responsible at the date of
entrance to the end Of the year.
9th. 1t is required that each Roarlcr he supplied
with towels. table napkins, silver fork and that
e!tcn urcio.G Of clothing be marked with her name
in full
9th. Pupils will be considered members Of tho
family. and they will be surrounded with the
privileges and restraints, which make home
pleasant.
18th. Funds designed for the use Of the pupil
should he deposited with the Principal ana the
manner Of disbursement mentioned.
Sth. Parents or Guardians are rel uestcd to com
muricate freely. their views and wishes re ; pecting
their daughters or wards Their suggestions will
be rccci, cd with due consideration.
9Th. Boardcrs will attend the Place of Divine
Worship. designated by thcirparcn'.. and guardians
REFERENCES:
Rev r. Fuller. d. D., Rev. }. c. McCabc. Bal
timorc Rev. DIR. Armstrong. Norfolk. Va; DR.
VIM. Vaughan, Hampton. Va: Rev. r. b. Jones.
Norfolk Va. Rev. Franklin Wilson. Baltimore
Rev. j. n. Brown. Philadelphia. Pa; Rev Daniel
Cumming. Vienna. Dorset co1nty. Nh; Mr.. W II.
Ryan. Baltimore; Rev. u, Shaver Richmond. Va;
Rev. Dr. K. Il. c. Howell. Nashville Tenn: Rev
b. Manly, Jr., Rev. Dir. Jeter, Richmond. Va