The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-31

- FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Tho lew Doors south Of Immanuel Church.
| September ~ LII "
applications and inquiries can be made on and after
| o'clock VI a35i It
John H. CONVERSE, A. B.,
~ Will open his CLASSICAL SCHOOL for Young Gen
H Sl 81 sfR RFE OF SEPTEMBER at No 2O NORTH
pf GFeq " gr p rGEqfhngs Baley Address NORTH
EoIAn STREET.. a30-2wt
HALL OF ST. JOHN.
IL No. 27l MADISON AVENUE,
REV BENJAMIN g. GRfg% N1SEf Hoffman street
Sept 5 NG HhPa s On mPEEBBAT
Crculars at Waters Bookstore, and at the Episcopal
MED FIELD HOOL.
a BR ESGaF scHS1 F AHNU Avs sES asd
miles from Baltim9re, the Falls Turnpike Road, viii
For prospectus terms &C. apply to essrs Cushings
Baey 262 baltimore street. or to the Principal of the
a292w- JOHN PRENTIss
MFRS. DR. ROSZEL WILL RESUME THE
FAEErfE s4R Re fH SstTeei fHSSSs%d
MRS. DUNCAN CHAMBERS BOARDING
I11ANP nAY SGH0oL FOR YOUNG LADIES, No 40
resumed on MHBAY 18th sep dgss Of this School will be
NJ For Circulars apply as above a29-eou5s*
pEV. r. S. HITCHCOCK WILL REOPEN
TBk e & TIE F gEEN TT cGsF
and Liberty streets ~ ~
French classes under the charge of Prof l.. Rabion
Circulars at Cushings Bailey's a2sts27
HANNAH MORE ACADEMY,
- 49,, FOR THE EDUCATION. OF YOUNG LADIES,
Fifteen Miles from Baltimore, the ReiSterstown Road
P Pi;ncG RI Rev. IWhittingham, b D
teachers in every department y
cb T5gst tees Ri6b Rsv %Ihttng4am D. William
william Maulsby, Esq., j. Mason Campbell, Esq, Rev
The Fourth Scholastic Year of this institution, since it
has been in the charge of Mrs. Dunbar will commence on
pupils will be in accordance with the principles OF the Pro-
The new building erected in place of the old one. (Which
was consumed by fire in November, 1879 is admirably
indicating upwards Of 60 boaers ana capable OF accom-
town Md or ROBINSON, i South s sire Baltimore 5s.er'
MIR. AND MRS. ]. Q. A JONES WILL RE.
y m aE u SC22h E2R YqTNG LADIES AND
no m PeE of and G Es
al2lm 'S' s.
] F. PETRI bporrssop OF ,,rs,c
as2m - No 81 MULBERRY STREET.
MISS D. T. KILBOURN'S ACADEMY,
I'VE Removed from and Lexington street to No 562
WEST FAYETTE STREET, door east of Franklin
The buildings having been erected expressly for Semi
nary possess every convenience and comfort both for
large Play Ground exercise and Rooms for boarders
quiet retired, well ventilated, and commanding fine view
The course Intel ua Instruction thorough and ex
ensiye and equal attention given to the education of the
heart to train to the love and practice of virtue Also
particular attention given to the manners-o cultivate
ease, grace and selEpossesson.
=. Tsrms.BoaTd Washing, Pew Rent with Instruction in
All the English Branches per year $500 The above with
the addition of Piano and Vocal Music, 800.
The Session commences September the 18th.
For further information address the Principal.
Circulars be obtained the book of Mr. William
Minife, and at the Academy. a4-lm
MIR. AND MRS. A. B. EUSTIS WILL OPEN
11fAAN ENGLISH AND FRENCH DAY SCHOOL, FOR
"A O r near
lin Square, on MONDAY, the 18th of September next.
Circulars may be found at the Office Daily Exchange
and at No. Carey street a3-f
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SSCHOOL.-Prof Toppings School, on Madison street
Mt Cavalry Church, will commence its next sesobn
MONDAY, September u.
The course of instruction, in addition to the Mathematics
and Languages, includes all the branches necessary to
thorough English or Business education
F.. NJ. TOPPING,
GEO. G. CAREY,
al3-M,w&F2w &d3wafter Princirals