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INSTRUCTION will be given in ali the branches
tau ght in the best Female Schools in the country
The rectations will be accompanied with suitable ex=
plantations aud illustrations, from !he Teachers SO
give the Scholars thorough and practical knowledge
of their studies ..... ..... 3D..


The government of the School viii be strictly parent
a uniting affection with frmness and efficiency. The
unreserved confidence of the Scholars will be encOura
ged, and deep interest fell in their welfare. Such
attention will be paid TO young ladies from abroad, as
will render their connection with the School agreeable
and satisfactory.


The Music room is we'll furnished! with Pianos, and
it is des gned have Chemical and PhiloSOphi-
and every exerton will be made render thus what
good FeIna lie School should be. Dr. JAMES You've, in
whose family the Principals reside has charge of the
Boarding Establishment . ".... ... ...t


Terms PER SESSION of 5 months: ,ssE
Board from .-- ..s.r ......sa $40 10 As 90
Rudiments of English Education, - so
Reading, Writing, elements of Geography .,. /.
and Arithmetic 10 90
English Grammer, History. Geography, Phi.


losophy, Chemistry, Botany, MineraIosy, --
Geology Languages, &c, >rs IL 90
Music ... .-. 20 90
Contingencies, rs
The next Session will commence July 1st.


ANDERSoN NDE, NC G, HUGHES, Principals.


The exercises of the first Session Of The Oxford Fe-
male Academy for The year 1889 closed by Public
Examination on The 18th inst. The Trustees in aIten-
dance take much pleasure in offering their esmoney
the satisfactory in which the duties of The
School have been performed during the first Session.
Mr. and AIRS. HUGHES have laboured assiduuuSy cul
uvating the minds and manners of their Pupils, and
their eXertiOns have been rewarded with degree of
hOnOurable them is gratifying the
friends and atrOns of the Institution. The Musical
Department "nder the Of Airs. O'BRIEN has like
wise been conducted with skill aud success, and
furnishes continued evidence of The diligence and abii-
| ty of the InSlructTeSS."


g The Trustees confidently recommend this Irsiitu-


ton as emlnenty deserving continuance of that pat
ronage, which it has received from the public for years
past" 243-2t.