rs Milov begs to announce that her IT School will re-open on the 1st of Sepfember, when she is desirous of increasing the number of her pupils. The course of study will include werg branch of a liberal eduction under carefu and scrupulous guidance. The languages will be tought by native masters, the French by a Parisian Lady and the German and Swedish by well-known Prolessors. The Religions instruction will be given by a Clergyman of the Church of Sweden Applications to be made between the hours of 11—2 when Mrs Milow will be happy to give more particular information respecting the school. Stockholm, Augusti 1866. 12 Norrmalmsgatan.