The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-18
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AW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY 4
IL CAMBRIDGE, MASS
- The Instructors in this School
Hon. JOEL PARK Err. LII d.. Royal Professor.
lion. IhEOPilLUS PARSONS, IL. D., Dane Professor
Hon EMORY WASHBIRN. IL. 10 University PrnfassO

4 n W FoCHOUL OF lHE UNIV EhSlI1 4
IL CAMBRIDGE MASS.
Hon JOEL m il tGs Roys SshgS Pr6t.or Are
Hon, THE0PHILUS PARSONS, ii. D., Dane Professor
Hon. EMORY WASHBURN, Ill. D., University Professor.
, THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION embraces the various
branches Of the Common Law and Ct Equity admiralty
Jurisprudence Of the United States The Law Library
ssts OF about lO00 volumes, and works appear,
piste "'a'' - ''"''' It '''-
Instruction is given by oral lectures and exposon and
oy recitatons and examinations in connection with he
also holden in each week AZ each Of which Cause previous
~ given out argued by four Students and opinion de
sitie are also PROVIDED or the Club Courts Assem-
PoWedEe or 5Tes ew an and pPoceng d
Students may enter the school in any stage Of Their pro
Of either term or in the middle or other part Of
They are at liberty to select what studies they will pur
according TO their view Of their wants and attain
The Academical, year which commences on THURSDAY,
SIX weeks after the third Wednesday in July divided into
weeks at the end ofeach term
During the winter vacation the Library is opened warmed
and lighted for the use Of tie members Of tge School
Ne Exerclses OF the next Term will commence on MON
,a ApPlications for admission for catalogues fur
tner ni9rmaton may be made to either of the Professors
Cambridge, Mass, July %, 1859 a2law3wr
nR ROBERT ATKINSON WILL OPEN
LA SCHOOL FOR BOYS ON MONDAY, 9th Septem
and at No. 2ll y. Eutaw street i2lm m&th5w8
more ACADEMY OF THE
III VISITATION,
Corner Of Park and Centre Streets.
The duties Of this Institution will be resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER. a2m&thtl5s
ct. MARY'S HALL.-A BOARDING AND
0DAY SCHOOL of the highest grade, FOR YOUNG LA
DIES, No WAvERLY TERRACE on Franklin Square, and
EutaY street.
The REV. JOHN ". MCCULLOUGH. DID, Rector
THE roo kTEENTH ANNuA TERM will commence
the second Monday in September
For Circulars inquire at the Bookstores apply
residence OF tle Rector Wayerly Terrace i2S1aw7t+
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
- SCHOOL OF LETTERS
The next Session (the 55th,l will begin on the SECOND
MONDAY, the 18th OF. SEPTEMBER. For information
matriculaton, apply at No 32 MULBERRY STREET.
a9-tu,th&sld' Rev. h. A. ID aLYRGMPLE, ID. D., Pret
CLASSICAL ENGLISH AND FRENCH
REV. r s HITCHCOCK will reopen his School at No II
OF SEPTEMBER. 49,
French Glasses under the charge
man under Prof De Lara. aI76w
MIR. AND MRS. J. Q. A JONES WILL RE-
1v10PEN THEIR SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
MISSES at No: Sc mccullough STREET, Sept 5th
Terms from 80 TO sl4 per quarter OF II weeks
CIRCULARS at Armstrong Berry's and Cushngs Baeys
al2lm
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
OSCH00L-Prof. Toppings School, on Madison street.
near N Cavalry Church, will commence session
AONDA4, September u.
The course of instruction, in addition the Mathematics
and Languages, includes all the branches necessary to
/. " TOPPING,
GEO. Il. CAREY,
al3 Mw&F2w &d3wafter Princirals