BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL.
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 M R. BoYNroN will open his .school for IA Boys" on MONDAY, October 26lh inst, Tn lI,e SchO0lroom St Emanuel street, between Gov. -rmmeut and Church streets. The couss of sfnd,y will embrace all the branches of complete EnP fish 'du'at'on, Latin, Greek, French and Drawing The aEmJSr of pupils will be limited and no assistants will be employed excerpt Professor of the Modern LaHgHageS. The government of the Schoul IS mild, , bu firm, and calculated 10 excite he learner to the s'eatasf possible exeiiou, by awakening his amhi. lion and creating drsUe for improuement, rather than by that excessive severity winch, while il may cause tue papd to exacsIe difficult task through sersile lear, often creates lasting aversion to school and study Edscaisn is an extensive tenn, and implies not merely the acquisition of know ledge. bat lhe proper develnPement and discipline 'i a "Hr mental, moral and physical powers, will, just conception of our personal interests and social relations.

 Sueh education, far as practicable, this School IS designed to furnish s pupils

 TUITIoS-4, 5 and 6 dollars per monlh--no eK 'rA charge excepl for French and Drawing.

 C1- Night Glass" will be attended to four "'gMT m ihe week. octl9 