The Spring Hill

FEMALE ACiUEM,
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e VI = l. T. A Z A ID T. M Y
NV ILL be opened again for the reception


w of young ladies on the first Monday of
March next. under the direction bf liz foffnel
Principal, Mac BASKs Mr.. Joel w. Hannah
has leased Mr.. Banks house, where additional
buildings are being put up, and all young ladies
from distance viii have the privilege Of boarding
together with the Principal at Mr. H's Mn B.
will have the entire supervision of nh tose pupils
who may board here with her. Terms fof board
SO per month; tuition fees $40 per session for all
English studies For Drawing, Painting, Latin
and French, each $40 extta- Payment for tuition
and board for half the session, of ve months must
be in all in adrance.


The Trustees, also, take pleasure in annoufreing
to the public that they have again secured, IN tho
music department., the services of Mr.. CiEhfsf
ScHAER, Professor Of Music Mr.. s, IA AheEn to
be scientific in his profession; and the testimonials
which he adduces rs teacher give the best A.
surance that bis pupils will be tlor5ughy taught.
Lessons will be given on the Piano and Guitar.
Terrns-Per session S25i For use Sf two pianos o.
Mr.. Schaer will also repair and tune pianos.


Spring Hill, Jan 14,-2l-2m.