Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-03
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
 FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Little IEerky AFknnaas, |

Little M6cks AFkanaas. vFvHTs anstisuiion, anarr ihs especial patronage X efRighs Reverend Ds. BTRHn. l. now open for the seeepion of hoardera Situated in retired paFt of the city q Little Rnek n p0eaessss every edvan- isge whlEh ran cantFibats s1 tho health sad hsppi ness ofths Rapiis. The aAdlsssas nos being made 10 the already spseiyus buiidtngs with ss extensive and beaatignl esoans, viii readef tscne oftbe most eommoieas and delightiu 'nstitasiens of she West.
 The Scholastic year commences The first Monday ia Sepeemkeg--ahe annual saeatioa the 18th July. Papiis received at any time. bst not fur shorter pesiod than shsse moshs. and na deduction, ifwlih- drawn befoFs The expiTsiiea of the session, exeep. tn ease of peosTaeted sickness.
 The course eF studies embraces al ths branches usually Taught in the best Schoois for Youag Ladies The most enBstanl atieBtsn will be paid Eothe mos- ai az well as 10 the menla education of the pupils During the hours of recreation the young ladies are always anseF the care of one of the teaehersn short everything promoting the welfare the pupils vs be an object of the most conscientious attention Each young lady must be provided with knife, fork, sp6on gobhiei, six table napkins, six changes of linen, work and dressing box, combs. brush, towels, &c.. &c.
 At tue end of each quarter the yoang lady most distinguished fos general good conduct and prof. c1eucg tn studies will be rewarded by the honoary ieeoratlan of medal. and every proper means employed 10 inspire isudabe emulation amongst The papils.
 ted i,sto the institution and improper influence eser used zto bias the religious principles of the young adieshas fos the sake Of osef, all boarders are seQnised o conform to the general regulations | of the Academy.
 --Al correspondence oi the pupils. except that ot parents, will be subject to the Inspection oi the Principal.
 The parents or guardians of the young ladies are required to deposte with the Priecipa or some re- spcnsbe person in the city snm ot money sufficient to meet afl contingent expenses. The French department will be under the direc- lion ol one who has resided several years in France, and is familiar with the PaTisaa aceeat. l In the musical department the Principal will be aided by Mrs OilvER the Osganist of the Cathedral, lady well known 10 be elninensly qualified 10 im- part thorough practical knowledge ot the science. She wiIi also give private lessons on the Piano or Organ to those wishing to take them. Terms for Boarders per session of Months: Board and Tuition in all the branches pertaining to thorough English education, .........S $50 co Washing, use eg bed and bedding, Is co
 Extra Charges. Music--Piano, with use of insirament,t quartery,.. ....,.-..............) $t2 OO Guitar, .................... .............. i2 Vu Organ, gnn,................... l2 0p Use oi Ofgan,... ......... ....s..."... Vu ] Drawing and Painting. ................. 0 0o FFeBch... .................... oo l physician's fees per snnum.a .......,...... co Vocal Muslc to those not taking insirument
 tal, quarterly. .............!.......S OO
 Terms for Day scholars per Quarter. Elementary class. ........................ B co For the more advanced. ....................s DO
 Plain snd Ornamental Needle Work Embroidery, Bead and Lace work, Knitting and Netting Flow CTS. will be taught free Of chage-ihe pupils fur nishing the materials.
 1 Boarders pay the current expenses semi annually in advance. Day scholars quarterly.
 There will be an extra charge of Sl5 co for those spending the annual vacation al the Institution.
 For further particulars apply by letter or person. ally 10 Miss VfcroR, Principal oi the Institute. l REFER E N c S.
 Right Rev, Dr. BvRSE, Hon. $. C. RoANx,
 Gen. s. H. HEmrsrKAD, ,.,. p...
 Col. l.. J. BRANDON, "
 JOHN Baown. Esq, 1 D. w. CARROLL, Esq. Rev. ]. MONAGHAN. | Rev. J. FLANAGAN,
 J. DEvEREAux, Esq, " n.,..n.
 N. DEvEREAUx, Esq,
 BARTHOLOMEW MULLEN,
 JAMES s. CoN~AY, Esq.} 1 Judge HASLY, Helena. | Judge MEAsv, CainHbia.
 Agent for the Institution, HUGH BROGAN.
 July I6, Is50-7--45--ly.