The North-Carolina standard., 1845-04-02
ST. MARYS SCHOOL,
50, 50 RALEIGH M c.. ~ i
RI REv. IL s. IVES, d. d. FIsITER,s
:. Rev. EDERTeSMEDES. RrcTroR. 2,


The next Session Of this School viii commence
on the 10Th day Of June and continue ZEN s1onsss
/ i be Session wHl consist of twdN4erGis, of FIVE
months each, and paytnehts will be required for
each term in advance: The Summer term will end
oh the 10th day of Nov The Winter keFm will
eoultne nee Nov. fth, ahfeHd April f5th. The ex-
periehce OF three years. has salts fled The Rector OF
The ipexped:ency Of having two vacations Id the
Year he has chosen time for the vacation, wheu
body and miBd being relaxed by the Transition from
Winter 10 springs release from the duties uf the
School Is required both by teachefse attf pHPts,
when the travelling In any direction IS safesah a
FgreeabeS and when The heaith OF the Country is,
every where, good. Pupils must enter al the cora
mencementOf a term, and may be removed at the
end of it. II IS important that all should be present
at lee opening Of The term when the classes are
formed. No deduction t5erefore will be made for
delay IN entering unless in the case Of new sciloI
Far, or OF detention f ON sickness. s]e
r. The expensesro OF the School are: -sJ -
| For Board, and English Tuition, per So
term of fye InoBths.% Si0O 90
Tuition in French, = '..-s-, -@,f.tI2 So
q in Music, on the Piano or Guitar 80 90
l. with So 90 for the use Of Piano,
'' -oa the, Harp, .t-,C% s.'>,>'L 30 90
l.. with $40 for The use of the instrualent.I
Tuition in Drawing and Painting, rs 60
Board, &c during vacation, 49, s' ~ 10 90
/ m b. Beds aad bedsteads are furnished by the
School; pupils are required to furnish their own
tbeddIng and towels, The clothing OF pupils should
be distinctly marked with the owners naIne full
Mrs. Smedes will superintend any puFchases pa
rents may authorize their child1en to make in Ihe
Ciiy, bHt no account will be opened al any, Store
without the express sanction OF parents or guar
disns. The religious services Of Sundays being
held in the Chapel of the InsIItuton by the Rector
pupils have rarely occasion TO visit The City, and
The ptaincst attire is all that they require. Extra
vagance in dress is opposed TO the principles and
practice OF the School and paIeats, who eutrusl The
care of their children's, wardrobe entirely to tn,
DISCRETION Of the Rector and. his assistants, will
/ never have occasion TO complain on this subject
Pupils are allowed TO accept invitations ia rhs
| City, for the day, only once a month !; aud neve
! for The evening. They have opportunities Of see
ing their friends the Suirees which are staIedl,
held during the Session.
The pocket money of Pupils must be places! il
tile hands Of The Rector. In making purchase.
for their chIdTen, parents viii have respect 10 tht
! following regulations: The ordinary dress of Pu
pfs, In Winter will consist of such Articles Of Me
! rino, Mou>iin de EaiRe, Calico; or Bingham, Q
dark colurs, as~they may have in their possession
The dress of the school, 10 be used on Sunday
| and oheT special occasions must be of Merinu
or Mouslin de Laine. of dark blue color, mad
without trimming. The dress for the Soiree
must be Of plain white caubric, Wilhfno, other or
nameht than blue or pink ribbon. B6hnets mus
be of straw, with dark blue ribbon. in Winter
and in Summer, with ribbon Of lighter color
| The ordinary dress for Sumlnef, must be o
Calico or Gngham the dress for Sunday, of plait
white Cambria. Lace in any form, Artificial flow
ers, and Jewellery of any description, are entirely
| forbidden. = - =
Raleigh, April /, is45. 54s-1t.
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