Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-05-27
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
 FOR YOUNG LADIES,
LittIe nock. Artansas.

 rElHIs Insii,s.;on. under the especial patronage 1 ofRsght Rsssrend Dr. ByRHE. is now open for the reeepion ef boaFiers. Situated iH retired part of he city of Little Rock, u possesses every advan- iage which coniribate so the health and haPPs- meas Of the Pupils. The additions now bring made to the already spacious with it's extensive and heauitfi grounds wiil render it one of the most commodious apd deiighifsi institutions Of the Weet.
 The Scholastic year commences the Hrti Monday in HepiembeT--ahe annual vacation the 5th July. Pupis received ai any time. but not for shorter period ihan three months. and deduction, U with drawn before the expiration of the sessien, except in case of pFosracted sickness
 The course of studies embfsces sll the br ranches asuay taught ia the best Schools toE Youag Ladies. The most constant stteRtic will be paid lothe nor. al as well as 10 the mental education Of the pupis During the hours of recreation the young ladies are alWaye under the care o one of ihe teschersin ehogt everything promoting the welfare ol the pupils will be an object of the most conscientious attention. Each young lady must be provided wiIh knife, fork. spoon, gooble SIX table napkins six changes of linen. wotk and dressing box, combs, brush, At the end nf each quarter the young lady most distinguished for general good conduct and prof. eieney in studies will be rewarded by the honoary decoration of medal. and eveiy proper means employed to inspire lAudable emulation amongst the pupils.
 Pupils oi every religious denomination admit ted into the institution and no improper influence ever used to bias the religious principles ol the young ladies-bu for the sake of order ali boariers are required conform to the general regulations of the Academy.
 All correspondence of the pupils, excerpt that ol psrenis, will be subject 10 the inspection of the Principal
 The parents or guardians of the yonns ladies required 10 deposiie with the Principal or some re- spensbie person in the city sum ot money sufficient to meet all contingent ex2enses.
 The French department will be under the diTec- ton of one who has resided several years in France, and is familiar with the Psrisian accent. h the musical department the Principal will be aided by Mrs. OLIVER, the Organisi of the Cathedral, lady weil known 10 be efninently qualified 10 im- part thorough practical knowledge Of the science. She wil slso give private lessons on the Piano or Organ to those wishing to take them Terms for Boarders per session Of 5 Months: Boarl end Tuition, in all the branches pertaining to thorough English educaIion,. ........ $50 co Washing, use Of bed and bedding. ........l5 co !. Extra Charges. Masic--Piano with use of instTument,t quartelry,. ...............,....S $tZ OO Gultar,. .'......'..'..... I2 " Otgan,.. ,..-.......... ..'....'..'.'..''.... iz " Use ot Organ,. .......'' ..'.......- " Drawing and Painting. g......-.........'.. OO frsGchs. ......... ......'...-... ? Vu Physicians fees per annnm, ........;. oC Vocal Music to those not taking nst'umenl tai quarterly. ........................S co Terms for Day scholars per Quarter. Elementary class, ................... go 70 For the more advanced. ,....................S .S uO Plain and Ornamental Needle Work. Embroidery, Bead and Lace work, Knitting and Netting Flow CTS. will be taught free of eharge-the pupils fur. nishing the materials.
 Boarders pay the current expenses semi. annually in advance. Day scholars quarterly.
 There will be an extra charge of $l5 GO for those spending the annual vacation at the Institution. For further particulars, apply by letter person. ally 10 Miss VIcroR, Principal ol the Institute.
 RETIRE ENCES:
 Right Rev. Dr.. BYRNE,
 Hon. s. c. RoANE,
 Gen. s. H. HEMrsTEAD, ,:,.,. p..l
 Col. l.. J. REARDoN, Aas's 1s'S"'
 JOHN BROWN. Esq,
 D. w. CARROLL, Esq.
 Rev. J. MoiAaHAN.
 Rev. J. FLANAGAN,
 J. DKyERKAUx, Esq, M o.r.
 N. DEvEREAUx, Esq,
 BARTHOLOMEW MULLEN,
 JAMES s. CONWAY, Esq. Judge HAELY, Helena.
 Judge MEAEY, Columbia.
 Agent for the Institution, HUGH BR0GAN. July l6. l650.-7-45-ly.