Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-05-20
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
 FOR YOUNG LADIES,

 vTNHlS Ins,ilulion. under the especial patronage \ cGRight Reverend Dr. BYRSE, is now openior the reception cf bosrlsrs. Situated n retired Par of the city of Little Rock possesses every ssaH- iaes which can contribute to the health and happI ness oI the Pupils. The additions now being ma''e to the aIrssty spacious bnildingstngethsr with Iis extensive and beautiful grounds, will render II one of The most coiamo'lous and delighiiul institutions of the West
 < The Scholastic year commences ihe hrsi Monday in Septeaaber--the annual vacation The 5lh JHiy. Pupils received al any lime, but hei iuF shorter period han three months and no deduction, ii ~ta- drawn before the expiration ot The sessi"E, except in case of pro raeted sickness
 The course of stH.lies embraces ali iise btnbch"s nsaaIly taught ih inc best schools tor ng Lsdtt-. The fosi constant stteniis wil 9e pa, 'oih' ianT al as well as to the mrntal eaucalioe o the inf.S Outing the hours of teerealioH the young ia'iies are always upte, the of ot thr teaehessiii short, everything promoting ihe welfare oi the pupils will be an obi.ct of the conscientious attention
 Each young lady must be provided with knife, fork spoon, gobblet SIX table napkins six chsnges of linen, work and dressing box, combs, brush, towels, ke.. &c.
 At Inc end of each quarter the Soung ls,iy 'aost distinguished for general good romdcl and rf"h- ripncy in studies will he rewarded hs tie hnnosry decoraiiou of a medal. and eyeiy inOper means employed io inspire laudable eInulation amongst the pupils.
 Pupils ol every religious denomination are admif- led into the ins,intion and no improper iHilae1ce ever used 10 bias the religious priheilfies O. ihe young aiiesbut for the sake ul of.er, all boarse' ais required 10 conform to the general ieg'dalioHs of the Academy.
 All correspondence oi inc pupils, except il'at oi parents. will De subject 10 the inspection oi the Principal.
 The parents or guardians nf the yOun. ladies are required 10 drposie with the Principal or some ie- spensihe per son the city sum of money suihcieht to meet all contingent expenses.
 The French department will be under the direc. lion of one who has resided several years in France, and is familiar with the Parisian aeceal. In the musical department The Principal will he aided by Mrs. OLIVER the Organis oi he Cathedral, lady well known 10 be eIninen'Iy qualified 10 'n. paftSa thorough practical knowledge Of the scieGce. She WiIl also give private lessons on the Piano or Organ tdsthose wishing to take them Terms for Boarders per Session of Months: Board and Tuiiion in all the branches peiidnns ["
 a thorough English educalioa,. Sj1 00 Washing. ol bed and bedding. g,..........lo ca
 Extra Charges. Music-Piano, with use oi instrumentt qnarelry,. -..........''......-> Slz n onItaf,,. ,........,.....' .'''.. = "u Organ. ................-..... i2 % Use oi Organ, ............... "' Drawing and PaitilhS, .............' o' French. .........,.........'s. v" Physiciau's lees per anunm,. ,.............. OO Vocal Music 10 those not taking litstfumen-( tal, quarterly. ...............'....'S uV
 terms for Day scholars per quarter. Elem entary class. .S1 oo For D.e more advanced, ed,....................S .S 11
 Pain and Ornamental Needle Work. Embroidery. Bead and Lace work, Knitting and Netting Flow twill be taught free oi charge-the pupils ur- nshing the materials. Do erders pay the current expenses semi annnaly in advance. Day scholars quarterly. There will be extra charge oi Sij co for those spending the annual vacation at he Institution. For further particulars apply by letter or person- ally 10 Mise VicToR, Principal oI the Institute.
 REFEREN ENCES:
 Right Rev Dr. BYRSE, Hon. $. c. RoANR,
 Gen. s. II. HEMPsTEAD, t;,t. po.L
 Col. l.. J. REARDoN, N''' JOHN BaowN. Esq,
 D. W. CARROLL, Esq. Rev. J. MONAGHAN.
 Rev. J. FLANAGAN, J. DEyEREAux, Esq, } N f,r,,rns N. DEyEREAux, Esq,
 BARTHOLOMEW MuLIJN, JAMES s. CONWAY, Eeq. Judge HANLY, HeieHa. Judge MEASY, Columbia. Agent for the Institution, HUGH BROGAN. July l6 1S50-7-45-ly.