Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-03-25
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
 FOR YOUNG LADIES,
LiftIe Rock, Arkansa.

TTNHIS Institu,ion, under the especial patronage I of Right Reverend Dr. BTREE, is now open for the receuton Oi boafdeFs. Situated "a retired part of the city of Little Rock, II possesses every advdn- iage which eohtribuie to tue health and hsppI- ness of the Pupils. The additions now being made to the already spacious bnildngs-together wtth it's extensive and beautiful gfousds, viii render ii one oI the most commoous and delightiul institutions of the West.
 The Scholastic year commences The first Mon4ay in September--lhs annual vacations the 5th July Pupils received at any time. but not for shorter period than three months, and deducion, Il with drawn before the expiration of the session, exeeP, in case of pro.rscted sickness. The course of studies embraces all the branches usually taught in the best Schools for Young Ladies The most constant atteno will be paid tothe mor al as welt as to the mental education of the pupils During the hours of recreation the young ladies are always undei the of one Of the tsachers-in short everything promoting the welfare of the pupils viii be an object Of The most conscientious attention
 Each young lady must be provided with knife, fork spoon gobblet, six table napkins, six changes of linen, wotk and dressing box, combs, brush, towels, Re. elc.
 At 'he end of each quarter the vcgng lady most distinguished fer general good coudtei aad Ioti- cieney in stndies will be rewarded by lie honoATy decoration of medal, ahd egeiy proper means employed to inspire laudabie emulation amongst he purHs.
 PaniIs o every relisiouq denomination are admit ted into the iixitiutinn and improper IHhue3ce ever used to bias the religious principles oi The youag ladies-but fer The sake of crdeT a boarters are required conform to the general regulations of the Academy.
 Ali correspondence of Inc pupils, except that oi parents, will be subject 10 the inspection Of the Principal.
 The parents or guurdians If the yoan. ladies are required 10 depo,ite with ihe Principal CT some Ie- spenslhle personin the city ot money suihcieut \ fir .fg.s-s The French department sid be under the ditec ton ol one sho las resided several years in France and is familiar wh the Parsian accent. In the musical department the Principal will be aided by MTs OLIVER, the OrgaHist oi he Cathedral a lady well known 10 be eintnenjly qualified 10 ina pat thorough practical knowledge ei the scieace She will also give private lessons the Piano l Organ 10 those wishing 10 take thein.
 Terms for BOaTders per session Of j Months: Board and Tuition, in all the branches pertaining 10 thorough English eaueaiion,. ..'...... S30 % Washing, use oi bed and bedding. Is % Extra Charges. ] Music-Piano, with use Of lns,rumentt 1 quartelry,. ....................S SIP % Guitar,. ....,................ i2 oO Orgah,. .....'. '.'''.''.''''' '& oo Use of Organ, ........................ % Drawing and Planting, ,................... oo Frehch,. -........... ....".....'..'''' oo Physicians fees per ansutn,. % Vocal MusIc to those nat taking insttnmen-l
 tal. quarterly. ............:... % Terms for Day scholars per Quarter. l Elementsry class. ..................So o0 For the more advanced. ..o oo 1 Plain and Ornamental Needle Work. Embroidery, Bead and Lace work Knitting and Netting Flow CTS. will be taught free oi charge-the pupils fur nishing the materials.
 Boarders pay he current expenses semi annually in advance. Day scholars quarterly. There will be an extra charge of SIj 00 for those spending the annual vacation al the Institution.
 For further particulars. apply by letter or person. ally 10 Miss Vicrok Principal oi the Institute.
 REFER ENCES: Right Rev Dr. BYKSE, Hon. 5. C. RoANE, Gen. 5. H. HAMPSTEAD, r:,,I. .pI l Col l.. J. REARDoS, A-"'' '~'
 JOHN BRowN, Esq,
 D. W. CARRLL, Esq. i Rev. J. MoiAsHAN. | Rev J. FLANAGAN,
 l. QEvERrlrS. Esq. N ori.., N DEvEREAUx, Esq, BARTHOLOMEW MuLLlN,
 JAMES 5. CONWAY. Esq. Judge HANLY, Helena.
 Judge MANY, Coiuulbis.
 Agent for The Institution HUGH BROGAN. | July l6, lS50-7-45-ly.