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PKOFESSIOHS, TBADES, &e., ABB,AJT©ED UHTDEE THEIE RESPECTIVE HEADS.
ACADEMIES, SCHOOLS, &c
DEVINE, REV., J. A. (A. M.) Montreal grammar school, 46 St. Louis st. See card.
DUTTON, JOSEPH T., 112 Craig street and Fortification lane. See card.
MONTREAL HIGH SCHOOL, Belmont st.—H. A. Howe, rector ; T. A. Gibson, 1st mas-
ter ; David Rodger, 2nd master; L. Montier, French master; John Follenus,
music master; Rev. Mr. Hutchinson, preparatory and drawing master.
PHILLIPS, S., St. Urbain st. academy, No. 54 St. Urbain st., secretary to the Protestant
board of examiners.
Abbott, Miss, 31 St. Antoine st. Malcolm, Miss, 77 Craig st.
Anderson, J. M., 56 Craig st. Marshall & Brooks, Mesdames, St. Lewis st.
Buchanan, Misses, 66 Craig st. Matchitt, Miss, Radegonde st.
Colt, "W. H., 33 St. Antoinejst. Minshall, John, British and Canadian school,
Cowan, Mrs., 5 Bonaventure st. C6t6 st.
Christian Brethren's Schools, Vitre st., between National School, R. H. Radford, Bonsecours st.
Cote and Chenneville sts. Picken, Miss, St. Lawrence hill.
Davis, D., 62 Bonaventure st. Power, Miss, 34 St. Lawrence st.
Edwards, Mr. and Mrs., 110 St. Joseph st. Roles, Mrs., female diocesan school, Cdte House.
Godaire, Miss, 45 Bonaventure st. Stewart, Andrew, Fortification lane.
Hardisty, Miss, 22 Bonaventure st. Turner, Misses, 51 St. Urbain st.
Harris, C. E., 87 Craig st. Watson, C. P., Mansion house, College st.
Harvey, Miss, 71 St. Antoine st. Wetenhall & Grafton, Mesdames, 43 St. Joseph st.
Lyman, Miss, St. Helen st.

46 St. Louis Street,
UNDER THE CAKE OF
THE REV. J. A. DEVINE, A.M.,
Alum, and Grad., King's Coll. University, Aberdeen.

THE course of study pursued in this School, embraces the ordinary branches required for Mercantile-
•Pursuits, as well as the higher departments of Classical and Mathematical Learning.
The immediate province of Education being the formation of suitable Moral and Intellectual Habits,
rather than the mere memorial accumulation of facts, due attention is paid, both in the classification of
the Pupils, and in the direction of their Studies, to this primary object, and it is deemed necessary to
recommend, on all fitting occasions, the fear of God and the love of our neighbour, as the only safe
foundation on which learning can rest.
A List of Reierences to Parents whose sons have made most creditable proficiency in their Studies
during their attendance at this School, may be had on personal application.
Private Lessons in Book-keeping, Rhetoric, Logic, Mental and Moral Philosophy.
N. B.—Pupils belonging to the Classical or Mathematical Department, are at liberty to pursue any
branches in the Senior English Class, without extra charge.
Fees payable quarterly in advance.
Arrangements have been made for the reception of a limited number of Boarders, to whom every
attention will be paid. Terms made known on application.
MONTREAL, June, 1851.

112 Craig Street and Fortification Lane,
MONTREAL,
Corresponding Member of the United States National Institute,
PRINCIPAL OF THE

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In which a liberal Education, equal to any in Canada, may be obtained at a moderate expense.
Vacations, 1 month in Summer, and a fortnight at Christmas. '
Board and Education, Jt'25 to £30 per Annum, including washing.
Circulars containing farther information can be had by applying to the principal (if by letter, post-
paid) as above.