The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-31
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN & BOYS.
i' Vii Institute, situated about tse miles frsr
shfeFefort, Will commence it, third session On
Y fhs second A7HdaE, 18th day, Of November next.
/ Inc design of the proprietor Of this 5shment is
10 afford = parents and guardians this vicinity ad-
FantsgeS Tor The education Of their and wards,
equal q asse afforded by similar Institutes In any
/ par. of cur country.
- tas end be has through The did advanced 5T ma
ny who feel an Interest I'd sneh matters in process OF
erection, cgnn0dioas and vel arranged Building
~ feet t3ag By 81 deep With seven neat cottages far
the accommodation Of pupils, and safa1ie outdoor
attachments. for heaiiAfg manly. gynaas tie exercise
arrangements are made for erecting IN additional
building 2t brick thirty by Fifty feet tor the eecomo-
GelNn pf P1Ess philosophical apparatus and library
The government and discipline Of this establishment
|llt be administered By the principal with Kind be:
anben6ing rigor.
Ie teachers Will consist Of the pinefz Al and such
other professors and ajancts the interests of the In
s4ate demand. Occasional Lectures VIII be deliver
Cd ny the eeIgE and members of the legal and medical
faculty IN Shreveport.
The principal will, in future give his personal a1t=R
non 10 the recitation Of all the casss establish
E1ent. assisted by Prot. ELIAS Hall, a n, So. Co.
College, and Prof. T. HEHPzzE4D, A. g.. Delaware
College.
The course of study will embrace the Fundamentals
OF thorough English education with the Lan. Greek
Hebrew. FEeach. Mathematics. Philosophy. Rhetoric, !
History. In short he Whole round usually pursued /
In The more thorough Institutes OF the kind IN other
parts OF oI- country.
c8lEsE:
For the common branches. per session Of five
InoEils.---..--- s2u 10
For any 81 the classics, higher brzRches.-- IS 60
For French, T. 90
Boarding. Observation-Disclosures 54 ua
Washing, fuel. lights. attendants, in common
roora 10 90
The il e1rtsge. separate room. Is 90
Charges must invariably Be paid half il z6Tanceex-
cept IN Of those h9 hold receipts fer stock paid
n the LHzItae. and the balance punetuay On taking
away the pupil
No de54ctE34 of charges will be made On account
If absence, except in case oI P-olaceG Illness No
'upil viii be received for cie less sa2n five months.
80 pupil iEl se retained after clear manifestation Ct
disregard to sae order Of rhe institute.
EacA faPz. On entering. will bring his clothes pro-
sr.F raa-kea 8 also one pillow, pillow cases,
W0 pair OF she=ts pair OF blankets for single bed
nd foar towels NJ pap @5lI be received except as
boaraerin tie family Of the principal.
Each pupil viii be expected attend public worship
4 the Sabbath, and 10 recIte lessons in the Holy
criPteres Ct attend lectures the Evidences of
Christianity.
REGULATIONS will be held every day in the week
fa recess OF Saturday. from II O'Clock until = "a
u evening g?
Every effort possible will he made by the principal Of
il Institute, for the mental, ;n3raI and % steal heah
I'd advaacemeEStf those who may be committed TO :
: tGtglage and care. =
any parcel Or message designed for pupiI. must Ill
addressed to the care of the principal as servants
e not allowed 10 60 upon the grounds without his
omission.
y requests for leave of absence must come from the
rent guardian, either in person or in written FORM p
Rev. 5. T. HELHE. Z. M.. Principal.
Subscribers to this Insrltnls viii! please pay in
!nenrs when due, to E Il Jordan, Shreveport, M
Il receipt for the same. E.
0ctober3 Ie55. SP HELNE.