FRENH AND ENGLISH 0n.T

49, JUNTO ACADEMY


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l. Hilsborongh is now open for the nGtwesd
denis The course of instruction is as cp~m ol a
thorough as in any other Academy in the South and
terms Of admission for the English course The
all the branches of an elegant finished English ibVs5 s5


t1en. eight dollars per session for the Cassic eu'
embracing tie Latin and Greek, with soma % course
cient languages if required l2 so per session e T a
discipline exercised in the Academy is yery he
careful, and is wholly OF the parental kind Px"1s
Will be used to promote the literary and mn R SaOR
of those who enter the school The subscrba,t tuae e
pared to accommodate several other boarders viii pre-
board and very convenient out roums Sc 50 " %
lights excepted Good board can be had convsDn MuS
the Academy, in respectable families, at from a. 5% 10
ur Universities. vi aEo


Jan. IL, 1915. EaP a5Nk' X