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MASONIC COLLEGE,
Macon, Fagslts County. Tenn,

CTTUATED thirty miles from Meu1ph Iz. seven
- miles north o. LafaYetts Depot, NJ q q. X T.
FACULTY
g. ". JOHNsrON. A-B.. President aud Professor
OF Ancient Languages:
OTWAY B. You've, Alb, Professor % Ezlhs-
mates.
COLIN MCKINNEY, AN, Professor OF Mental
and Moral Science and English L terature.
This Institution was rsopsued October, Ig5,
and has reached state Of permansut EN-
cheney. Next Annual session vii be Cpes ed
July Is. 1857 and VIII consist Of Two Ierus-Z0
weeks each.
CdARgEs -EngIish and Mathematics. ssl
IS and So per Term. Each Language s. extra
per Term. Coutiu gent fee s. Sd per Term.
Excellent board including room, fcel, wash
inE and light, SIS per month.
All Necessary apparatus viii be supplied.
Convey ance from Lafayette station 70 IA
con. Wednesday 5 and Saturdays.
Ne, the Trustees, have determined 10 make
this a hrst class Academic Ins. iLutioa.
lst. The scholarship, sX Xperience and success
OF our faculty.
ID. The elevated tone OF our Community.
Sd. The healthful local. y, remover from the
cOrrup pting Influences and vices OF city life.
4th. Favorable prices viii enable as %
achisvs this success.
Pr, sfdeHt Board.--.....--- g. T. HUNTER.
Secretary y---.-..--..-1O1N ". ALEXANDER.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Baltimore, Maryland.
FACILITY:


Rev THOMAS E BoND, ND, President.
q c NJ KosERrs, ND Emeritus Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and
Children.
A ] FoARD, n D., Professor OF Descriptive and
2 LOGAN, N D., Professor Of the Principles
and Practice of Medicine.
HARVEY l. BYRD, MD, Professor Of Obs etrtcs
MARrIN 2 SCOTT, IA D., Professor OF the Dis
eases OF Women and children.
EuyyA AD VA RREN, " d Professor of the Prtn-
ciDies and Practice Of Surgery.
JOIN r MoNMOSIER, MI, Professor Of Physi-
.ology and General Pathology.
] ] MOoRAfAN, u. D.. Professor Of Medical Ju-
risprudence and Hygiene.
joseph + CLAGERr, N. D., Professor OF Materta
Medica and Thera peuttcs.
CIARENCF NORFTr ND, Professor or Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
John \ MOSAUSIER, Md, Demonstration Of
-The neSt Session Of this Institutisn win
commence on the
First Day Of October Next,
And continue hvs months.
One student rom eaoh Congressional Dis
trict Of the late SlavehOding states will be sd
mitt d to sll the privilege Of the University
LARS for each session Of stten tance, wounded
and disabled soldiers having precedence in this
regard over all other applicants
Daily Clinics viii be held IL the college build
ing az which students will receive the most
thorough practical instruction.
Material for Dissecting Rooms viii De sup
piled in abundance, and every facility Afforded
Students fCr anatomical studies.
FhES - Matrieulation, %; Dissecting. 30
Professors, SGD; Grs dustiOn, so Benen-
FS, fggtbsr Informs alton, apply to, or address,
Al. FOARD, MD, d SAN,
No. q Liberty street, northeast corner OF Lex
tngtou, or BarbuDlis Hotel
on frva af 0raW fHnl6
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL.
At Locust Grove.


IN AIbernn aris county, Va, the former Ioca-
i ton OF DF. Gessner Han1sou's s. hooI. one
and = half miles from Greenwood depot Viz
gaia Central railroad PreparafcrV n the
University 0f Virginia in Ancient and EodeIn
language, Mafhemsfies, Natural and McraI
5eienceas aad the Hnglizh branches-
Inc Prineipals are grsduates or the Lnivgr-
MY OF virginia 10 ali lie subjects taug1r iu tue
sc1nol, and have mad successful ez zperlance OF
lOuTs eight and ten years. respecLTe s., IS leach
- ~ seuools or hiEh graie, iuclullnE q Ose Of
~. oessner hafris1a, rev. William I'm tddis,
bloO mns-d Aeadefny Ea@Wood Female semt-
nefy, y. q hon. Z. A. i. Hunters select
school, and o1hers
IEkAs: For tuition and board, fncludiuC z
fuel. washing, and lighrs nor Zen unonfhs fI-r
SEPTEMBER % zth June 50 "a curreucy, half
ln adgance, balance lst Of February. Or IL Two
Boys IN a room Board in the besI STYLE. FOR
circular, address toe Principzls
Fostouee. 6reenWoCd De %. AIbemsris
county. H y. y. WOOD PrI1cfUat
81 ~, YSSe,sv Associate Principals
Referenes = invited 70 the Faculty of the
University of Virginia and 70 he parF0-s ard
students o. al the sshOO.s IN EhI.h the 1-iaci-
pals have laugh sul8IH
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Educational,
KentuekH Military Institute.

CtOL- r. T. P ALLEN. Superintendent. As
I i sisted BY an able faculty. The course Of
study ls that usually taught ia the best colleges
with special attention to Mathematics and Vat
ur u Sciences The academic year begins on
the lst Monday IN September this year sep
tember p, cOutinuing without Intern isslOn
70 " l4) weeks
a. Charge Ior Tuition and Boarding. inciud-
Ing Lights, Fuel and Washing currency. three
hundred and tfty dollars $50 Der academic
year-One-balf payable in advance, aud the re-
1nairder at the expiration OF twenty t20i weeks.
Sc Address the Superintendent az Farmdale
P. o.. franklin county, KY. ie0@iW Wav2m
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w. &. WARDS
SEMINARY FOR TOUNG LADIES,
Nashville, Tenn.
A Superior Boarding and Day school.

Points in this School:
/. English and MRthematieal COurse. The
same with hrSt-elass colleges
2. Pure French by a French Teacher.
German and Spanish neXt session Our rates
for these, though lower than other schools,
viii be eOutnusd.
3. Latin and creek, Without CHARGE.
Latin Is vital 20 scholarship. =" 10 Is. f" says
George p. Marsh. q" q petr. .ncatiOn C,r Lhe
principles OF articulste language"
4 Music made attractive By new seven
octave Pianos for practice.
5. school Desks-tbe new Patent sfJla.
s. Eatbefie estudfes-The beautiful Paint
ings OF last year speak Tor themselvss
Z. Coed Healfb-Ths bill for druss far
ten months was $40 10 Result Of zo7d u5ei-
thorough ventilation and filtered water
8. Moral AH1Hance-Saered music In
chapel free to all Pupils worship iu me civ
Churches Of their choice on the sabbath.
8. Hsme InfiUeDee-The SaefeFy AZ aF,e
House-the Etiquette OF the Table the many
lessons OF polite culture-ars fndissen "a be
70 many and valuable % All.
The next session VIII open on the
FIRST MONDAY IN sEPTEH8Ez-
Catalogues. giving full partfeulars, furnished
on application. REV. ". e WARD
Iyz3 ~ PiiaciuaL-
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Law School
-oE THE-
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY=
JOHN y. wADDEL, D.D., ChauesIlor.
L Q. c. LANAI, Professor.

THE course OF study Il eompieted IN two
terms OF nine mon tbs each
The method Of instruction - that or or1l ex-
ami nations, daily. upon the text acc0u1pdn led
by such explanatfOna and Lectures a. sfa1s leg
isiati0n and local adjudieations have made
Moot Courts viii be held weekly. IN which
The praetice win CONFORM in every essential rC-
.pect to the rules, modes OF prOcecurs q ar
Eunusntstion adoptsd IN the following Courts
1 District Court OF the United 5iaies.
q Circuit Court Of ths Unit-d states.
& Supreme Court OF the United stasas.
A Circuit Court Of Mississippi
s. Chanoezy Court Of Mississippi
g. Probate Court.
= High Court OF Errers and Appea's.
The Law Library num hers not less than one
thausand volumes
rhs Law students have The prfvleEs or At
tending, FREE OF CHAkeE, the Lectures and
peeifailrus IN any Of the departments OF
leipnce aud Literature IN the University.
The sfesions OF the Federal Court, and Of the
F4ight Courf Of Errors and Appeal, held - Ok
forsi give 70 The students Of this sehcC. Pseu-
lar advantages.
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MidWay School, CharlollesTilIe, Va,

THE third session OF this school viii begin on
/ the FIRST Wedne esday Of Sc Dtember next, and
end on the last Wednesday Of June, 1865, con-
sistiag Of two terms OF Il y1 months each. The
for the University OF virginia, or any other
college, or for tine practical business Of Hfe-
TEKMS.-FOr Board and Tuition, Sl50 per
tsrm-PAgABLE II ADVANCE. Music and
Drawing at Professors eha ges washing,
Fuel and Lights, at actual cost aeh pupil fur
Aishes his own towels. For circulars and other
particulars address WILSOS q. y. CARR.
CharlOttesyi4Ie, Va; JOSEPH PACKARD, JR-,
Theo. Seminary, Fairfax county. Va, Princi-
pals.
Rsferences-Ths Faculty Of the Univs- sity Of
virginia. iyl6 2taW3wp
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The New York World quotes New
England journal, which says:
at is only in exceptional cases like
New York, where the immense mass o
the wickednefs Is located, that iudivid
uals lose their fair proportion Of politics
power"
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A writer in the Chicago Tines, speak
ing of the girls who, in New York, make
psper-bsgs at thirty-fve cents a thou
sand, and can with hard labOur make
one Thousand in a day, says
The most expert of these girls is able
to earn about three dollars week, 1 was
told: many earn less. None Of them
pay less than three dollars week for
their board. How, then, do they live
How olothe themselves d? Can YOU un-
riddle this puzzle? Good men snd
women are shuddering over It every
day.
1t was Minutes misfortune that she
had never been taught to work. How
could her parents have fOreseen her des-
tiny a? l sought long in vain to find her
employment more remUnerstive, in
which she was capable of engaging
While thus seeking, I heard from her
occasionally. First there came the
pleasant tidings that the cross overseer
treated her with especial kindness-spoke
to her cheerfully, and gave her the light
est work to do that the place afforded.
She was so glsddened by this, in the in
nocence Of her heart, And then, not long
after, came another word he had grossly
iusulted her, and when she repulsed him,
had turned her from the shop with
curses.
Does my resder understand what all
this means? 1 have related the incident
only to Illustrate, as modestly as may
be, the perils which beset the shop girl.
You viii fail of realizing the ghsstli-
mesa OF this subject, if you lose sight Of
the fact that those who suffer thus, and
are tempted thus-who lead > life Of
friendliDess, only exohangeable for a
drearier horror Of hunger and cold, and
exhaustive toll, the release from which
can be bought but with death or shame,
are a vast army in numbers. There are
thousands who want even for the miser-
able privileges of such toll as l have
tried to pioture-who perish by the way
side, year by year. No night passes over
your head that does not cover with It's
darkness come poor girl wandering the
streets Of New York hungry, weary,
friendIess, utterly forlorn who has no
refuge but to give herself into the hands
Of 8 policeman, TO be taken to the station
house, that she may sleep on its bare
floor, in company with thieves, drunk
ards and shameless ones of both sexes.
Much attention is Of late being directed
10 the subject Of woman's rights, in the
nobier meaning of the term, and it is
well that this is so. The more fully the
.ising generation Of girls are taught to be
self helpful, the better it viii be for the
future welfare OF the lsnd-the more
narrow wil become the spread of dis
tress among the sex as they become
widowed, orphaned, or otherwise pro-
tectorless. Meantime, here In New York
is the existing evil of the hour which
ought not to be, must not be, overlooked.
God sOeed the work Of all who labor In
this Geld.
no BE coNTINURD.l
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UyOULD announce 70 her friends and pa
w irons. that she will return 70 Menphls in
lime TO 70 urs her school N the northern part
o fhsctty on dOSDAY, Ssptem 0er %. Notes
Of ClIs sract location will be given In the city
NaDers the last week 10 August.
Amt n Is.- anil 2W
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Somerville Institute.
Select School

MRS. LETTTIA MAY will open a Select
VI School fer Young Ladies on MOND Y .
September ?, 1857, In the basement or the
Christian Church, on the corner OF Linden and
Mulberry streets.
The French Department Of this school will
be under the care OF Major LAMBERT MAY.
late Of the Confederate Army, assisted by his
daughter, Miss - 2. MAY, who has been two
years IN France. French will be spoken sxclu-
sivel, IN this dsnsrtment A liberal patronage
on the part 81 the public is respectively 50
Heited.
The services OF the following gentlemen nave
been secured Music, PrOfs. Seyfert and WitZ-
man German, Prof Whitman Ancient Lau-
guages Prof. NcFesiy. IVA tool
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rron The New York World

From the New York World
II cannot have escaped the attention
Of the readers OF religious, as well as sec
ular Journals, that there Is IN the country,
and especially In New England, a fright
fllI prevalence of 8 hidden crime. This
crime is foeticide. It's spread excites q
general and we'll founded alarm. At
least one religious denomination has
touched upon the topic in the pulpit, ss
veil as pressed it upon the attention Of its
people 10 private. Mr.. Horace Greeley
has made it the subject of a recent article
In the Iysdependent. Other exponents OF
the public alarm appear In the numerous
publications, mostly printed in Boston,
which show the extent Of the crime
s,.d suggest means for its suppression.
DR. blanchard Fosgate, formerly physi-
eian 10 the New York state prison, at Au-
hnrn. classes it among the recent causes
for tbe increase Of crime in general in
grasfer ratio than the increase Of popula-
aon In this country would seem to war.
rant. DR.. H. q. Slower, Of Boston, has
wTitten a book on the subject, which
shows that the people Of Massachusetts,
in respect of this particular crime, In tbs
Z VILLAGES as well as in the cities, are
nearly twice as corrupt as the population
/ If france, and eight-fOld more dePrayec
| tbap that of the city of New York
/ Facts Ike these cannot be too often, o.
I too strongly, Impressed upon the ruralist
Of New England who, 70 bolster partisan
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Educational.
DY the action sf the Trustees OF the
Brownsville Female Academy and
the Crawford Institute,

the two Schools have been consolidated
The buildings and grounds belonging TO them
viii be thoroughly repaired and can accommo-
date from 30 10 800 pupils. A liberal patronage
can be commanded, and the Trustees are deter
aimed 20 build up a rrst class Female school.
They wish % engage competent Principal,
with corps OF Teachers for the Literary De-
partment. At the head Of the MUSICAL De-
psrtment Is a Professor VINO has most success
fully been connected with the schools for the
last ten years The attention OF we'll qualified
candidates for q permanent situation a. a pO-
stion that can be made TO pay is solicited.
A BplicatiOus with vouchers Will De considered
rarrf "a a~gr next
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FACULTY:

Ri Rev. c. T. oUINTASD, DID, Visitor.
Rey. GEORGE BECKETT. Principal.
MS. LEONIDAS POLK vica pr,rc,,oI.
Mrs. d A. EECKETT, P'Ai9'
Rev. DAVID PIsE, DID, Belle Lettres.
Rev. JAMES n. TEMPLE, Mathematics.
Mons. A. EsTEVE. Musical Director.
Miss SUSAN POLK, English.
Miss sHEESOG, English.
Madame L. EsTEYE, Vocal Music.
s<For Circulars and all business transac
tions address Rev. ]. N. TEMPLE,
Columbis, Tenn.
swidow OF the late Bishop Polk. Aus IA
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THERE'S no more pleasant spot for 3 Sum-
/ mer residence tLal the summit OF Lookout
hounfaln. The scenery Is most beauti ful and
affords great delight TO thelUvers Of nature.
Looking 70 the North aud East from the
MOUNTAIN hOU4E, a varied landscape is seen.
To the LETT flows the placid Tennessee, winding
IN aud out among The hills. IN Jar away In the
distance Us waters s. en- % blend with the
clouds Wooded bills and rich valleys with
waviug delds OF corn and grain, extend as far
a. the eve can reach IN the horizon, where the
faint outliues Of the Great smoky Mountains
are sseu traced upon Tie sky.
ID has all the telegraph and maO facilities,
being but an hours ride from luaitanO OOga.
and i q Fir I Class Hotel.
Here IN the peaceful days before the war, the
beauty and Intelligence o. the s utn came
every Summtr 20 breathe the pure mOur tain
air anu lt VII soon again be the fzvurlts sum
mer resort Of all whn, tired Of the aust and
heat Of crowded cities. desire relax tiou OF
mind and iCy-gOraI IOu OF body amid the finest
scenery Ia the country.
au7 COOPER < JAMES. Propfietors.
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Brownsville, Tennessee, Female Institute,

REV. JOHN WILLIAMS, AN. late OF Wes-
ieyan Female College, n. C., President,
JOHN P. wendell, Professor OF Music.
THIS Institution VIII begin its exercises on
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Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL FOR BOYS
In AIbepsGrle County, Va.
SECOND SESSION 1ss7-s-

SECOND SESSION 1s57-S-
rrHIs school is located one and a-half miles
trom Greenwood Depot on the Virginia
Central Ra lrOad and fifteen miles west OF
Charlottesville and the University oi Vlrgi ala
The location IS well known as Dr. Gessner HaL-
rison. Kew. " m Dinwiddie, and Prof I'd ward b.
Smith formerly conducted schools az this place.
Previously IL wss a popular summer resort,
conducted by John 5. Cooke. Esq. Being sltu-
ated in one OF the most beautiful portions oi
Albemarle county, IN the midst Of > renneo
and intelligent community remote nom places
on dfssipatfon and convenient 70 CHURCHES and
SABBATH schools OF the leading dsnomlna.
TONS it possesses rare advantages FOR Boys
Tbs urss Of study Is designed to be thorough
and comprehensive N Aneient ald Modern
T.anRuages, Mathematics ana the EnRiish
Branches, and also % en- efacs yns elements Of
Natural and Moral sciences and History.
The Principal vas educated az the UniVersity
rf Virginia, eEd has had an experis-fre OF
nearly ten years in teaching in schools Of high
ss.is = t6is state Including Dr. C3essusr r. -
1-Sonis school, Bioomdeld Academy. Llvpeh-
burg Female seminary, and Hon. r. IL. 7.
Hunter's private school
Tbs a ssociste Principal was also educated Al
the University Of Virginia, and has had an ez
perience Of eight years IN teaching N the
Southern States-formerly in Edgeworth Fs-
male seminary. North Carolina, more receutfv
in Sherman, Texas,
The following Recommendation Of our school
By PTofessors Of the University Of Virginia,
USTvEHsIrY OF VIRGINIA, April :, 1867. :
In view Of our personal acquaintance with
MesErs. H. n. 3. and A. ]. " Ood, We do not
hesitate cordially to reeommsnd tfeir school
te the confidence and patronage Of the public.
g Mauptn, NJ Sehele De We're,
VIM a. McGuney, j. s. Davis,
Franeis q. smith, =. B Minor,
u u Cabell, B. L. Diidsrslesvs,
n q Vsnable, VIM. II. Peters.
TIE r NJ 8:
For board and tuition, ineiudtng fuel wash
iny and lights for the session OF Ten months
tJEo hundred and seventy-dv8 te275l dollars in
r=rrencv. Paymenta One-half In advance. bal
snce on the LIST Of February.
71T,hs sessions commence en- the lst Of Septam-
her and close on the 9th Qf June. Punfis WI
he received At any time during the salsisD
--tfh A pro rata deduction in charzass Bow
rom a distance Will be allowed to ralznasn dur.
ing vacation IS boaruers tn the faurliF cf ths
6rraTsgernents are made for conveFrnee rom
the Depot tGrsenwoodl 70 the sen1nl immod1,
ately po1 arrival
ne Only two boys in rooIa.
P. . Greenwood Depot. AloeEaarle county
Virginia ies u
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1t is understood that the merchants
do not this year intend 70 offer the usual
premium TO the first ship nom China
with the seasons teas. Hence there will
be no racing
The most povel and stylish bonnet
of the season, which has yet appeared,
Fspchon, the foundation Of which is stiff
lace, bound with purple satin. The
+ foupdaticn is covered with q large pur.
bic velvet dahlia, which spreads out
4 from the center round and fan-like, and
extends to the edge Of the satin binding
Two gilt grasshoppers or bees on one
side, and purple satin strings, complete
this unique little chopeGs.
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To the EditoF Of the Tribune.
Sir: 1 have crest curiosity to see the
following notices" arranged together,
''just to see how they would look, you
know - it seems to me they preach a
big sermon:
PersoaGl.-Young dark haired lady, in
white, Thirds ave. car, Sunday evening,
noticed gentleman opposite, will please
address --==-, station -, bible-house.
Mssinq. From home since Wednes-
dav last, - She has dark hair,
and when last seen wore white muslin
dress. ANY one giving information of
her whereabouts will receive the sincere
thanks Of 3 distressed and widowed
mother.
MedicdL-IRdies that have been IN
fortunate win call upon Madame
No. - street. Relief guaranteed in one
visit perfectly safe.
Drowned. Some boys engaged in fish
ing foot OF - street, yesterday morn
ing, found the body Of a beautiful young
woman floating near the dock. Deceased
had on a white muslin dress, large dia-
mond ring on one of her fingers; she had
dark hair, and had been IN the water but
short time. The coroner was notified.
J. ". B.
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BROWNSVILLE

Is eliRfbly located, being directly on the line OF
the Memphis and Louisville Railroad; good
society healthy, with a population OF Goo
fnhsbitauts. Town and county in a prosperous
condition, having escaped the ravsgeB OF the
late war. Address the undersigned
j. p. WOOD,
Secretary Board Trustees
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In Clarendon, Calhoun county, Mich,
last week, girl named HumstOn, four
teen years old, q farmers daughter, gave
birth to a child, the result Of incestuous
intercourse with her brother. A day or
two after the girl died after great suffer
ing, caused, it is supposed, by poison sd-
ministered by the brother, who had dis
appeared.
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TROY, July lon Saturday. Cstharine
Garvin, widow woman, 3s years OF
age, deliberately murdered her new born
babe. She gave birth to the child in an
clubhouse connected with the dwelling OF
her brother in this city, and then threw
it down the vault. To stifie its cries,
which were heard by the neighbors; she
poured a pail of water down upon the
babe, aud TINS succeeded in straDgling it.
The dead body OF the child was disc0v-
cred shortly afterwsrtl, and was removed
from the vault. Upon looking for the
woman she had fed, but was suOsequent-
ly found at a house some distance from
the scene of the murder, and was ar
rested. She is new in the hospital, where
her condition is said to be quite critical,
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Family School for YOang Ladies.
BONNIE sRAE. BALTIMORE CO., ND.


PrinciPsls-Mr. and Mrs ChAS. d MCh "a t47 ~.
Head or scholastic Department-Miss DUN
CAN. ~.
English Literature and Belles-Detters-Ar
Modern Lsnzuages-ProE LEoNCE RABIL-
LON. ---~,,,
vocal aud Instrumental Musie-Prof Z. InOH-
BECEB ,~~,,
Drawing and Painting-ProE D. A. WOOD
WAnDs .-- -
RMS Institution will be opened on MONDAY,
septeuher 18th. The DIST session Of the Scho-
lastic year closes January 3lss. me second
session June 3Qth.
BON IE BRAE is situated on an elevated
RIdae on the old Frederick road, miles rom
tn, sge tern limits OF Baltimore and W1thin
sasy acesss 10 the CIT lnsville Passenger Kali
Way that comm unicates with the cily.
The number OF pupils Will be nmiteo 70
twenty -, -
81 caIars giving further particulars may be
found az ]. 8. Wate = son :, Charles street
ard EuLz & Bashis bookstore, Cnartes street.
For adunission apply 10 Mr. @ IS. AcBlair
through the Balttmor- p. ", box IoS4- aus I'm