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II ANNAH MORE ACADEMl,
II FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES,
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TEACHERS in every R RdepTyTsnTt william
Chew Van Bibber, d D., Thomas L Van Bbber, Esq,
william liam y Msulsby Esq, J. Mason Campbell Esq Rev
The Fourth Scholastic Of this institution since it
the st Of september next The religious training Of the
pup viii be in aeeordance with the principles of the Pro-
The 6a Fling place the s,4 Old S onsd SdTriR 6wasR
adapted the purposes Intended and capable of accom-
sSF Fi%o ii a5oBSsoS South street atnGrs Ss
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
The FoURTH ANSGAL SESSION begins the 18th of
BRANCHES 9 fun and thorough being under the direction
appliance required for at ' T
eucaoS for "a e Se & M VINO dmr 6 a0S a
va Of the Christian family are invited to examine the
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BaItim Co., Maryland or Rev Dr. HEINER. Second St,
st5set m0F' street, and at Mr. Geo e'O"'Ns fsffPd s
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
the 2h of ERs For on information s or
Apply Rs9 4
I AW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY AT
- CAaBRInGE, MASS.
Hon Hon TqEa PAKKER M IL D Royq ProTessor as
H n EMORY WAsHBTRN, IL D. University Professor
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION embraces the various
Int nG it an G
Jurisprudence of the United The Library
ssts OF about 1000 Volumes and as new works appear
Thyy are added and every effort is made to render it com
instruction given by oral lectures and expositions and
by recitaons and examinations in with them
o hdn en IN ea ye ene T W M991 eq
given out is argued by four students and an opinion de-
e also provided the Cub o%rts and a an
ply IS held weekly for pr eee in debate and acquiring
students may enter the School in any stage of their
mencemen Of either term in the middle other part of
They liberty to select what studies they viii pur
sue according to their view Of their want and attain
s The %sA ft ThSh
Two terms of twenty weeks each, with vacation Of six
weeks weeks at the end of each term -
and lighted for the use Of the members Of School
DAY, September 9TH, 1852
"A, ,APPsasio4s for admission for catalogues
Cambridge, Mass, July 25 1859. az lawSwr
ct. MARYS HALL.-A BOARDING AND
REnAY JEA SCHOOL of the highest grade, FOR YOUNG LA
TE M FE 42HN sTHt9 TEna 2
the second Monday in September
Of wavsry I Fsce 3GPS
WM. BEVERLY BROWN, A. B. Graduate
nfx OF Harvard University will open SCHOOL FOR
BOYS, in central situation, the SECOND MONDAY IN
SEPTEMBER. Every eudeayor will be made to give the
Of Gd and E2G
LISH EDUCATION. As he designs giving his personal
teDtion to each scholar the number will exceed twenty
De has in his possession testimonials fom the President
Profes9rs OF aryaTd University He may be at No
Sl7 7MADISON,AVENUE aiS-3wt
MIR. AND MRS. J. Q. A JONES Will RE-
5dYgI0PEN THEIR SCHnoi, FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
MISSES at No. y6 McCULLOGH STREET, on Sept 5h
Te' ms from S. to Sl4 per quarter Of IL weeks.
Circulars at Armstrong BeTTy's and CushnGs Bailey's
al2lm
T F. PETRI,
e. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC.
as2m No 81 MULBERRY STREET
ma lSS D. I. KlLBOURN'S ACADEMY
VI Removed from and Lexington street to No 562
WEST FAYETrE STREET, door east of Franklin
square.
The buildings having been erected expressly for SENT
nary possess every convenience and comfort for day