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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
 FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Little Rock, ArkaRsas .

THIS Institution. under the especial patronage ] u ofRight Reverend Df. BYRNE, is now open iol the reception of boareFs. Situated in retired paE of the city of Little Rock 1t possesses every adyan' iage which can contribute 70 the health aud happi ness or the Pupils. The additions now bring made extensive and beauifnl grounds, ~ii reader II ons of the most connections and deIishis. institutions of inc West.
 The Scholastic year commences iiie first Monday ! in Sepsenbef--the annual vacation ihe i5th July Pupils received at any time, hut bot Tor shofteI period han three months, and deduction, | ~iih drawn before the expiration oI the session, except in case Of proirscted sickness.
 The course of studies embraces s the branches usually taaghi in the best Schools for Young Ladies The most constant aiteniicn will be Paid ioihe nor. at as well to the mentaf education Of the pupils Dsljng the honrs of recreation ihe young ladies are always under the or one oi The teac4eFsn shof everything uFonong the welfare of the papils wil be object ot the most conscientious attention Each young lady mnst be provided with kniiei fork, spoon gohhei, six table napkins six changes of linen, wolk and dressing box, counts, hsssa, towels, &e., &c.
 At the md nf each 9ussteI the young lady most distinguished for general good coadaci and prof. ciency in studies wl be rewarded by the honoary decoration ot a medal, and eveiy proper means employed 10 inspire laudabie emulation amongst The pupils.
 Pupils al every religious denomination are admit led into the institution and no improper inhaelee ever used to bias the religious principles Of the young ladiesbut for the sake of order all boarsrs are required 10 conform to the general regulations of the Academy.
 = All correspondence of the pupils, except that of parents, will be subject to the inspection of the Principal.
 The parents or guardians Of the yonns ladies are required 10 deposte with the Principal or some re- int tha riiv a to meet all contingent expenses.
 The French department will be under the hiree- ton o one who has resided several years iB France and is familiar with the Parisian accent. In the musical department the Principal will be aided by Mrs OIIyEa, the Organist Of ihe Cathedral iady well known 10 be etnineDtiy qualified 10 i'm part thorough practical knowledge of the science. She will also give private lessons on the Piano or Organ 10 those wishing to take them. Terms for Boariers per Session of Months: Board and Tuition in all the branches pertaining ,o thorough English education,. ......... $50 % Washing, use of bed and beddiag,. Is %
 Extra Charges. Musc-Pisno, with use of insirument.t quarielTy,.. Sl2 % Ouiaf,.. ........!. .......... ......... iS Nu organ. ..................' ...''''..,'....'' iz Uu Use oi Organ,.. ............-........ OO Drawing and Painting. ................ %
 
 Physician's fees per annnm,. ,....,.......... , % Vocal Music to those not taking instrumeE( tal, qhafteriy... .....',........l uV Terms for Day scholars per Quarter. Elementary class, So % For The more advanced, ,....................S Do Plain and Ornamental Needle Work. Embroidery, Bead and Lace york; Knitting and Netting Flow CTS. will be taught free of charge-the pupils fur nishing the materials.
 Bo 'rders pay the current expenses semi annually in advance. Day scholars quarterly. There will be an extra charge of Sl5 70 for those spending the annual vacation at the Institution. For further particulars, apply by letter or person. ally 10 Miss VicroR, Principal Of the Institute.
 REFERE NCES:
 Right Rev Dr. BYRSE,
 Hon. $. c. RoANE,
 Gen. s. II. HAMPSTEAD. y.,. p.,L
 Col. l.. J. REARDoN, 1'''' "'
 JOHN BROWN. Esq,
 D. w. CARROLL, Esq. Rev. J. MONAGHAN.
 Rev. J. FLANAGAN,
 J. DEvEREAUx, Esq, u o-,.
 N. DEvEREAux, Esq,
 BARTHOLOMEW MULLiN,
 JAMES 5. CONWAY, Esq.
 Judge HASLY, Helena.
 Judge MEANY, COi1mbfd
 Agent for the Institution, HUGH BROGAN. July I6, l850-7-45-ly.