The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-09
poUoHKErpsIE FEMALn AcADEmY,

lPOUGHKEEPsIEF FEMALE ACADEMY.
CANNON sTnEET.
THE Academy is built Of brick, Of ample dimensions
accommodate y boarers, aud arranged expressly for
female boarding school, situated in Of Tile favor.
able locations n the village being central yet rersd plea
- y " PRINCIPALS.
Jacob @. Too ker, A. M.
Latin, Greek Aaihmafes, History and Analysts Of tie
MRS. ca MsS'i.f sfsN w. sTfooKER
Mental and Nora Philosophy. Composition,
TEACHERS:
MISS CATHERINE VAN yALKEssunoH, !,
Criticism Physiology, Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric, Nor
maj Chart, Composition.
MISS JULIA s. HOPKINS,
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FRANCISCO ALvAR q is @as ssa f saoss
German" Spanish q hahaH, u + pI BsjIcses, M D..
The course studies divided into The four following
irodneisry Departmsnt Mature and power Of Letters,
Spelling, Realizing, Penmanalp, Coburns Mental Arth.
matte, Fundamental Rules o. Ihompscn'a Arithmetic,
with the use Of Globes and Outline Maps.
.J.nios Department Analytic and Synthetic Arithmetic,
English Language Wood botany Wizards Ancient Geo
arapy, Tayiors Ancient and Modern History cuilers
Lniin McEiieeol's Manuel Of OF English Language
Middle Department Thompson's higher Arithmetic,
raj Philosophy smeliie Natural History, Newman Rhei
ORC, Hiehcock's Geology Wisons Civil poiiy, Aexnn,
ders Evidences Of Christianity Marsls Ecesiascal HIS
Dnsoliea \. IL
Senior Deparaient whaiely' q Logic Wayands Moral
Science Uphams Mental Philosophy, Paley'a Natural The
oioay, Bnler's Analogy. Kaue's Criicsm, egendres
ny, WayIads Political Esoaomy Gisav@iaads Enslish
Literature. Beiesens Classic Antiquities, virsps Enead,
General Information Students in the Middle and Sen,
Tor Departments are required 70 anayze and innsose Sc,
Al ipp ExrFc Smelling ptImauAjD.
and Mental Arithmetic continued throughout the whole
eonrss THIS Institution + iarnssd wiz. philosophical
Students will ener The department for which they are
prepared or, iidesrbe, may select studies rom either
Diplomas will be given 10 such pass satisfactory
animation in the regular course Of study y ,...,
take the place Of Latin in the regnr though the
study that language earnestly recommeneto such
desire 70 become accomplished English ~ scholars
sition Is also taught In connection with other studies, by
writing abstracts nd analysis Theyoung Ladies' sus'ili
"wednesday Afternoon Is devoted to Composition Exer.
eises and general review aud Is earnestly desired that
| often possible ut these examinations
Familiar Lectures will be gwen by the Principal and
others Chemistry Natural Philosophy. History, Physi
cal Geography and Evidences Of Christianity Text Books
aud all Stationary urnished al The Boos Store prices
French I be expected converse III thar language al The
table, and At other hours specified FOR that purpose.
The members Of the family have accessio large private
Library, also to the leading journals Of the day.
Pupils expected To spend two hours, besides the
No visiting is allowed on lie sabbath and all are expect
ed attend Church and Tie Bible Glass q The Institution
ship such Church may be directed by their parent or
guardian,
sered Indispensable for health Ample provision for both
Is made in tile family arrangements.
Every article ofdress should be markedin mi and mum
Each pupto be provided with overshoes umbrella and
walking shoes, and furnish her napkins aud towels
The Course Of Study sdesgned "a be thorough and sys
'emac tending TO render the pupils clear thinkers and
branches Every effort is made to improve The manners
cultivate the social elections and develope the moral
he minds q he pupssach one reporting daily her own
violation fauy, Of the rules Pupils are not continually
Of conduct Examinations at the close Of each term
Quarterly report ofihe standing Of each pupil in con.
ss 81 S weeks es eom
mencinE respectively the first Wednesdays in May aud
November Pupils are adms az any me nha sngseo
tuou Is important that they should be present at
The and close 9, sessions na 70 aeaas
Boarders can ft s desired remain al The Academy dur
Ing yecaions and be Instructed In the English branches
al a charge OF 90 90 per week.
ofhe advantages Of Poughkeepse piece ofresdence.
I y Y speak It, facilities q eommnnleatGn
healihf ocation the numerous lectures and concerts
which all may attend It's refined and literary society It's
TERMS. Per term
For Bo,rers Including nilon y English studies - 20
For Day Pupils 10 years and upwards. l2 90
Freuch Spanish, Italian. German, each ~ 90
Latin and Greek, each sl2 per term, when taken
alone, but in connection with other studies, g 90
Drawing, l2 90
Paipug (,yntcr cplors) l6 90
(oil I" .#-- 90 90
Music on the Piano, with Of instrument, % 90
Music on the Guitar. 90 90
Vocal Music, "
Plain Washing, ffy cents per dozen
No reduction will be made for absence except in case Of
proiracied sickness Tulnou and Board payable
ADVANCE for each half term F
Applications for admission shall be made at the earliest
opportunity.
ROBT FOREST, President JOHN BARNES G,re
a. q STORM Treasmer GEO NAGELL, Com
u n. FoRDUS I. W. TALLMADGE,
ISAAC ROOSEVELT, C,P ADRIANCE,
A. NJ. MANN. JAMES ii, ALLEN.
Poughkeepsie, February,
REFERENCES AND PATRONS
HON. WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Auburn, NY.
HON. JAMES EMoTr, Poushke.psie do
CHARLES BARTLETT, ESQ, do do
REV. DR. r. w HATCH Wisconsin.
REV, On. EDWARD DAVIS, Balston, N. Y.
GEN. WALTER CUNNINGHAM poughkeepsie, do
REV DR. LUDLOW, do do
REV. DR. MANN, Pa. mar 81 dly