The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-04
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

4 FOX YOUNG GENTLEMEN Il BOYS
I'M Institute, situated about two miles from
L Shreveport will confidence its second session on
| the first Monday, Sd day, of October next.
The design of the proprietor of this establishment is
to afford to parents and guardians in this vicinity ad-
vantages tor the education of their and wards
equal to those afforded by similar Institutes in any
part OF our country.
70 this end he has, through the aid advanced by ma
ny Who tee an interest In such matters, process
erection, a commodious and well arranged building,
liz feet Tong by 56 deep, with cottages for
| the accommodation of pupils, and suitable outdoor
attachments for heahful, manly, gymnastic exercise
! Arrangements made for erecting an additional
building Of brick, thirty by fifty feet for the accommo
daon OF pupils, philosophical apparatus and library
The government and discipline of this establishment
will be administered by the principal, with kind but
unbending rigor.
The teachers will consist of the principal and such
other professors and duncts the interests of the In
stltute demand Occasional Lectures will be deliver
ed by the clergy and members of the legal and medical
faculty in Shreveport.
The principal will in future, give his personal
ton the recitation of all the classes in the establish
ment, assisted by Prof. ELIAS HALL, A. NJ, So. Ca.
College, and Prof. T. HENpsrEAD A. B., Delaware
College.
The of study will embrace the fundamentals
of thorough English education, with the Latin Greek
Hebrew, French, Mathematics, Philosophy, Rhetol :,
History. In Short the whole round usually pursued
In the more thorough Institutes of the kind in other
parts OF our country.
CHARGES:
For the common branches per session Of five
months, ~.........................S 500 90
For any OF the classics or higher branches,.. 25 90
For French, If month";, Observation-Disclosures. 90
Washing, fuel, lights, attendants in common
room 10 90
The same in cottage, separate room ...... Is 90
Charges must invariably be paid half in advance,ex-
cept in cases OF those who hold receipts for stock paid
IN the Institute, and the balance punctuay taking
away the pupil
No deduction of charges will be made on account
OF absence, except in of protracted illness. No
pupil will be received for time less than five months
No pupil will be retained after clear manifestation of
disregard to the order of the Institute.
Each pupil, on entering will bring his clothes pro-
perry marked; as also pillow two pillow cases, |
two pair of sheets, pair of blankets for single bed
and four towels. No pupil will be received except as
a boarder in the family of the principal.
Each pupil will be expected to attend public worship
on the Sab H. and to recite lessons in the Holy |
or attend lectures the Evidences of
Christianity.
Recitations will be he'd every dav in the week
with recess on Saturday, from II O'Clock until II in
the evening.
Every effort possible will be made by the principal of
this Institute for the mental moral and physical health
and advancement of those who may be committed to
his tuteage and careo
Amy parcel or message, designed for pupil must
be addressed to the of the principal, servants
allowed to 60 upon the grounds without his
permission.
All requests for leave of absence must come from the
parent guardian, either in person in written FORM
REV. S. P. HELME, A. NJ, Principal.
" Subscribers to this Institute will please paw in
;talments when due to E. H. Jordan, Shreveport who
will receipt for the same.
August 80, 1854. S.P. HELME