MR. HILLS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG L.
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MR WILLIS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LA lV1 DIES, will re open in the basemen, stsry oi tho Jackson street Church, be St. Michael and St. Louis streets, on MONDAY, lhs 2vih Of Octo- ber. The uf study will enbraoe a thorough practical educatoo, as also the didereu braoches of ornamental study. The os,uber of pspils will be limited to as many ouly as the Principal can give personal attention to. No assistxuts will be employ ed except in ,he Eauehes of Music, Drawing. Psaa- inS, aad Modern Languages. These will he tSuaA, by the most approved masters. yet ao restrieisoa will be placed patrons who prefer others.

 Tho terms will be S4. sS. $6 and $7 per @s",h payable advance.

 REPEREFcEs;

 Hon. Jahn A. Cuthbert. Gen Theo. L. Touluin, 2. P. BuIlard, Esq, Col. Thos. W Mccoy, F. c. Heard, Esq. Geo N. Stewer' EsQ. B. B Fonisins, Ego. Daniel M ...sss, Esq. c. " Dorrsoce, Esq. Rich =. iz. Redwood, Esq. Maj. R. Chamberlain, AlPaonso Sprssue, Esq.

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 Barton Academy-Maie Department. MIR. MERRILL respectfully sives nal ice that he lBH oHi ,h. serend story al ,he Academy. InsIraci'on ~in be given as here,ofae, ,n the various branches oi thorough English ard Classical Edacatioa Tuition $5 and $S per month, payable in advance. com petent teacher of trenrh will be employed, and pa oils will be taught speak, as well as 10 read and write .he language. Charse-S2 per meath.

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