SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

 As EaarsIsrs and day SehoIara.
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.MRS HARRIS begs leave 10 inform the ei;i- 51Vk zens ol Little kocx. and ths surrounding fcuHtry, that beF school re-opens or Moadas Rcrf- Ess6eai4r csnA is bestowed oa the children ccn- mit.ed to Aef charge. The mode of discipline pur. sued hy Ms. Harris. is one of uniform gentieness, eAisnIated to produce the happiest effects npou al dispessions Strict attention is paid 10 their nor als Mrs. Fl hopes that unremitting attention and fzithfal aischasge of duty viii siii prove the best evidencs ef her qualifications and now returns hef sincere thanks for the patronage she has received during the Isst Twelve months.

 The eoarseof instruction comprises all the higher bssHchss aE good EagIisR e1aca;ion

 Mrs. II. would be pleased 10 form French class, i10xhfon the Oral System of M4nesca

 6flns mAae known upon application at the

 gs Harris has the honor of reGeyfing to the fol- iouI6k kensleinen. siE

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