The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-22
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HANNAH MORE ACADEMY

l. AMMAN MORE ACADEMY
FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES,
Hs9 ReT a. FaRS In hS Efrso"" Road
Prime paiNlirs C. E Dunbar assisted by competent
a eTRfY R eep7 AZ Nottingham D. d. William
Chew Van Bibber, D. D. Thomas T. Van Bbber, Esq,
William r Maaisby, Esq, J. Mason Campbell Esq, Rev
The Fourth Scholastic Year Of this institution since it
the st Of september next The religious trsinng Of the
pupils will he in accordance with the principles of the Pro-
The new building erected in place of the old (Which
adapted for the purposes intended and capable of
For terms, &C. address MRS f. c. DUNBAR. Reisters
town. Md orJ, ROBINSON, IL South street, Baltimore
HALL OF ST. JOHN.
IL No. 27I MADISON AVENUE,
REV, BENJAMIN g. GRiSW0LD ,' a. NJ s''Ss''
2H si9 sfRGT h m2FEBAY
Reading Room. aI7wfim2w*
nR ROBERT ATKINSON WILL OPEN
IA SCHOOL, FOR BOYS ON MONDAY, 5th septem.
Ss "sf r. p a1R@ y he had at Mr. Waters
u Al tt MORE ACADEMY OF THE
Corner Of PART and Centre Streets.
Tbs H5S4 p Or s E be p the
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
near NJ Cavalry Church will commence its next session on
The Of instruction, in addition to the Mathematics
and LANGUAGES, includes all the branches necessary to
GEO GEO. G. &C CAREY iSi
al3m,w&F2w &dSwafter Princirals.
TNHE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES,,
THE EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION begin3 ont On The
last Wednesday (he 2Sth) of September. The various
classes in the COLLEGE and in the GRAMMAR SCHOOL
resume their work promptly New students will be exam
JOHN B. KERFoOT, Rector, &c,
j23-2awtocl P. O. ollege of St. James, Md
REUERJV RP0WN
BOYS central situsoS ON NTH the SEcoNb MONDAY II
pupils entrusted to his charge thorough and efficient nTtc-
fs f M he's essn 1n hs ena
enon to each scholar the number will not exceed twenty
81 MADISON AVENUE. al83w*
CLASSICAL ENGLISH AND FRENCH
1Fx Eek gRHR s rf R5S5if a. G
French Glasses under the charge Of Prof L. Rabon Ger
man under Prof De Lara. al1-6w
MIR; AND MRS: J; 9. JONES WILL RE
Misses at No Sc IcCULL0GH STREET, on sept el 5h
Circulars Armstrong Berry and Cushings Baeys
al2lm
e.. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC
as2m No 81 MULBERRY STREET.
MISS D. T. KILBOURN'S ACADEMY,
Remoyed from and Lexington street to No. 562
WEST FAY EIIE STREET, door east of Franklin
square.
The buildings having been erected expressly for Semi
nary possess every convenience and comfort both for day
and boarding pupils: School Rooms spacious and airy;
large Play Ground for exercise and Rooms
quiet RETIRED well ventilated and commanding fine
of the surrounding country,
The course of Intel ua Instruction is thorough
esvc and equal attention is given to the education of the
heart to train to the love and practice of virtue
particular attention is the manners-to
ease, grace and seltposseSsion.
Terms-Board, Washing, Pew Rent, with Instruction IN
all the English branches per year $500. The above with
the addition of Piano and Vocal Music, 500.
The Session commences September the 18th.
For further informant on address the Principal.
Circulars can be obtained the book store of Mr. William
Minnie, anu at the Academy. adm
! MIR. AND MRS. A. B. EUSTIS WILL OPEN
1YlAN ENGLISH AND FRENCH DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES' at No Q CAREY STREET, near F. ank
lin Square, on MONDAY, the 18th of September next
Circulars he found at the Office ofthe Daily EXCHANGE
and at No Carey street aft
WTKEHAM SCHOOL,
w 2s2 MADISON AVENUE.
manners makeyth Man"
Pew 7 RICHEY, N A., Rector
- Mr. D. C. MOORE, Principal
1kElIAM SCHOOL, institution for the education a
Boys has IN view thorough intellectual and physical train
ing under the law OF Christian obedience adopting for its
motto the maxim of its PATRON Manners makeyth Man
ITS ann Is not professional but to implant the
education which viii make the CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN
SESSION COMMENCES SEPT 5
Crcuiars may be had at the Bookstores Of Mr. Jas s
Waters Messrs Gushing Il Bailey, Messrs Arms ong 6
. 49,, -I.n ~ =. MaaIsnn avenue aI2m