The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-15
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
0sC J Toppings School, Madison street,
neS M Gaysry Church will commence its next session on
The course of instruction, in addition to the Mathematics
thorough English Basness necessary to
+: NJ. TOPPING,
al3M,w&F2w &d3wafter Principals
ct. TIMOTHY'S HALL,
~ CATONsvILLE, BALTIMORE COUNTY,
,, THE SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION will commence
The subjects instruction extend through complete
the Modem Languages, Music, Drawing etc.
eXtepsive apparatus and Libraries the large number
Buildings with ample Grounds for recreation, combine to
tins one OF the most prominent Institutions in the
Physical Education is systemazed by of Military
TeITns-$2so per session of 10 months.
j202awtf Rev: /. Van B0KKELEN, Rector.
y NJ. DEEMS respectfully informs his friends
and the public that having determined reside perma
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also take charge Of Choir direct Concerts Musical As
soclatlonS V ocal or instrumental.
Address at Esenbrandts, Willgs Miller Beachams
Mnsic Stores.
nR. ROBERT ATKINSON WILL OPEN
LA SCHOOL FOR BOYS ON MONDAY, 9Th septem-
Der next E. Gegars may be had at Mr. Waters Bookstore
THE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES,
THE EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION 6esins On he he
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resume their work promptly. New students will be
~ - ''1,'''' join B. KERFooT, Rector, &c,
Jz3zawtocl r o. olege of St James, Md.
Young LADIES' ACADEMY OF TIE
l. VISITATION, FREDERICK CITY, Md
on the FIRST 6Sb4 s 2 viii be resumed
Board and Tuition for the Scholastic year. with the French
Language, fifdesired,) 500
Fee and Medicine si s5 eoig Deo' hadd"g' Doctors
t6 Music P5aigntng and Drawing with the Latin German
Pupils Of all denominations ae received any time du
ring the year. paying only from date of entrance.
y A L tt NJ ORE ACADEMY OF THE
Corner Of Park and Centre Streets.
The duties of this Institution will he resumed IN the
FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER. a2-m&tGtl5s
NAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL,
n M FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES
their smnary No. Sc NJ T T$ sREE rs d on ss
tember 9TH Thorough instruction is given various
sha Bawns and GIFg
with Lectures on Chemistry, Astronomy and Geology.
Terms from s. to Sli per quarter of Ii weeks
See Circulars at Armstrong Beys Cuhings Baileys
anu AT tne mouse. al2lm
7 F. PETRI,
as2m iN0l 80 10 s. N MU IsEEal STREET.
MISS D. 7. KILBOURN'S ACADEMY,
vi Removed from and Lexington street to No 5G2
WEST FAYETTE STREET, door east of franklin
The buildings having been erected expressly for Semi
nary possess every CONVENIENCE and comfort both for day
anu pudlullE pupls. SclOOl Rooms spacious and
large Play Ground for exercise, and Rooms for boardeT
quiet retired well ventilated, and commanding fine view
of the surrounding country,
The course Intel ga Instruction is thorough and ex
ensve and equal attention given to the education
hear to train it to the love and practice virtue Also
particular attention is given the mannersto cultivate
ease, grace and selEpOssession.
d. T f Washing, Pew Rent with Instruction
an the English branches, per $500 The above, with
the addition of Piano and Vocal Music, SiG0
The Session commences September the 18th
For further information address the Principal
Circulars can he obtained at the book of Mr. William
5lIhlhe, ana ~ the Acadery. al-lm
MFR. AND MRS. A. B. EUSTIS WILL OPEN
1Y1AN ENGLISH AND FRENCH DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES, at No. 9 CAREY STREET, near Frank
lin Square, on MONDAY, the 18th of September next
circulars may be found at the office of the Daily Exchange
and at No. Carey street. a3.f
KXTYKEHAM SCHOOL
w 2S2 MADISON AVENUE.
Manners makeyth Man.
Rev. I. RlCHEY, NJ. A, Rector.
- Mr.. p c. MOORE, Principal
W hEHAM SCHOOL, Institution for the eiuc1tor Of
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 aim Is not professional but to impiant seeds of an
education which will make the CHRISTIAN GENTIFgsy
SESSION COMMENCES SEPT. ;.
Ilrcuars may be had at the Bookstores If Mr. Jas
alters, Messrs Gushing Bailey, Messrs Armstrong &