Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-31
APPARATUS.

~iPPABATUS.
These In 'ati5a furnished with some valuable Chemi
q, ana rno''af agpa'afgs s-o Win Globes Maps and
Sopneal Apparanr as soan as practicable.
SESSIONS.
The first session Of 753 viii c3unaco on Monday The 9Th
Sy Of tsoray and Iee GA lnp.si' ne ~ day Of July
~ and close on Friday The 25iot December.
s7H'.. EXAMINATIONS
There will he public Examination al the close Of each Sos
mons that m the summer Occupying Uur days and that IN the
80 y " ny Nv oua7, earnest " ana respectfully m
sSns, to attend the examinations
HEALTH
should be recorded with heartfelt aai.n. to the GiyroI
every good and perfect gin that there hve occurred bat three
deaths among the Lundr,d Of students who have rcsod 10
hsahtu location in The southern country than Crawlor vile
REGU LARlTY.
The opening apd closing q he schools and their rccasses
fashionable hours" discarded those Institutions and near.
ly tho whole day sdeyoed 70 The interests O H. schools
gg- RATES or TUITION,
PER SESSION OF FIVE MoNrtS-F,r photography, Read
ing, Writing and Farley. ohs either all 10 co
For Geography, Waits the Mind and Arithmetic. II 90
F6t English Grammar, Botany Chemistry, Philosophy,
astronomy Geology Physiology Ailnsralogy iihe'-
for the Latin, Greek ana French Latguasez, and 3Iah-
Fer Music the Piano ..-.--.. 20 90
For use OF the Instrument 90
For Music the Violin, 90 co
For Music the Guitar, '''......... 90 co
For Painting in Water Coors,.' 10 90
For Painting in Oil COors, II 90
.s'1a #" TERMS:
Each student bound for the tuition from the time he or she
enters the Institution.
-No deduction made for absence either in board nj
Ron, except in the event OF sickness, OF than
duration, a time 20
For fractions of terms each week computed as one-tven
nvth, both for tuition and bogrL
In tho future these terms VIII b. strictly enforced.
7.5f-u.t BOARD.
The President will take into bis family, as boaders some
Including washing lights &c Board also be obtained in
good families in the village and its immediate vicinity
no ...H. PERMANENCY.
The President has been engaged in eaciar the young idea
Charlottesville and having children to educate and being en-
Gagged in making eraid and cosv SEPARATIONS for teaching,
he may be regarded settled for life. The Professors have
also been engaged in teaching at Cawo2yle and in its vi
cinlty, for the last several years.
The following is extracted from letter written by the Rev.
Dr. Manly President of the University Of Alabama after r.
g. student Londes Academy during the year 1870 had
been examined and received into the institutions university
Alabama. ....
Tsrrrstry 81 AL,E15,A January o 80
My Dear Brodier Your young friend E. is here. He APP
pears remarkably well under examinations and was not found
pens any who admitted here His admission without de-
feet in anything he had studied under your care reflects honor
your school From all the Circumstance, anticipate
very solid reputation scholar Tor him. We shall be happy
Rev Rev. r CRa 1 nS5s '''-'' @ B. yH4NlIIEY.
The undersigned have united for the purpose Of slentand
ing and controlling the Lowrdes Male Academy and the
HOwndes Collegiate Female Institute, both located Mt Craw
eglsvle Iowndes county, Miszisppi They respectfully be-
Sak the favorable regards an enlightened community, il
behalf OF these Institutions OF learning.
GrSteu for past oyos the subscrbes only add, that they
nope BY faithful and conscientious discharge Of the relative
HSh,ened comniunity PETER CRAWfoRD,
-.H JOHN A. FOSTER,
u4-.s,I .. 4. RICHARDSON.