Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-31

Ing, ana Neeule-wofk, per annuln, S21U OO Washing, (if required, per session, F % Bedding per session, 200 Pew Rent per session, 100 EXTRA CHARGES
 Dancing, SIP co Painting oil. twenty lessons, 800
 = water color, twenty lessons, 800 pastel twenty lessons 800 monocromatic twenty lessons, GO Ornamental leathcr-worl, twenty lessons, 500 Drawing -Crayon, twenty lessons, 800 Pencilins, per session, 500 Music-Instrumental, per session, 2OOO Use of Piano for practicng, per session, GO Stationery, Senior Department, per session, 00 Junior Department per session, %
 The charge for Stationery includes pens ink, paper. pencils and copy-books Pupils are not permitted to furnish their own stationery.
 The School is divided into two departments In the Junior Department the instruction is chiefly oral The pupils taught in classes anI the lesson made as interesting possible; advantage of this sys- tenn is that all are benefited alike and the standing
 in the class does not depend the instruction they may, or may not receive at home. The course of study in the Junior Department comprises Towns Spelling; Mitchell's Outline Maps Grammar; Child's History of the United States; Study of Words :: Scholars Companion; Parcys Common School History; Morses Geography; PetcSon's Familiar Science First Lessons in Composition, Quackcnbos Outlines of English History Arithmetic; Writing Rcadin.
 In the Senior Department, large portion of the
 instruction given is in the form of familiar lectures and conversation The lessons are fully explained and abstract prepared by the teacher is dictated These dictations are written in blank book and afterwards committed to memory thus the necessity uf each pupils possessing textbook is obviatcd aud as each one prepares an abstract weekly it cannot be objected that they will not learn to gcncraize for themselves There is also a weekly class for the cx- tension dr general information and the discussion of the leading events of the day. Weekly Lectures will be delivered Physiology Philosophy History, Astronomy. Literature, and the Fine Arts
 On the first lay in every month the classes are reviewed. Parents invited to visit the class rooms on these days, that they may see the manner in which the school is conducted, and judge of the improvement made.
 The pupils in the Senior Dcpartmcn: have access to u well-chosen library
 The course of study in the Seuior Department com priscs Scholars Companion french on Words {: Smellics Philos ,phy ot Natural History Goorch's Geography ani History, Ancient and Modern :; Composition anl Rhetoric. Quackenbos Wavllnd's Moral Science Malkham's History of Eneland i; La,oolas Baday; Eulons Grammar Mrs ihnips' Chemit,y ;Shaws English Litcrntu;e; Dures ii3oj,a Burtitts Geography of the Heavens. kames Elements of Criticism Buffers Analogy :; English. Past and Present. Trench Mental Philoso- phy; Universal History Cousin, on the Good the Keeping Putz and Arnold's Medieval Geography and History; SSmoudis Literature of the South oi Europe Composition.
 TEXTBOOKS IN FRENCH Jewett's 0iendorff Roener's Idioms Dc Fivas' Reader Chouluet's Dialogues; Histoire de France ; Le Grandpere; Literature Franchise Noel ct Chap sals Gramnlr; Pic,iola; Gengembrcs Method :; Mlbirc's Conversations
 The boarding pupils arc not permitted to go out unaccompnied by a teacher, They take daily excr- else in the opee air a are subjected to restraints other than those essential to we'll regulated family Housekeeping is taught it desired Each pupil will supply herself with a dressing case, work-box, toilet and table napkins and ring, silver fork and spoons, umbrella and over-shoes Each article of Clothing is to be marked in full
 Every recitation is recorded and quarterly report sent home. A testimonial is awarded to excellence. "Wednesday afternoons are devoted to plain and ornamental Needle work, and every pupil is taught to sew neatly.
 French is the language of the School and of the house, except at table when English is spoken and l cheerful conversation encouraged. Day pupils who bring ,cri,ea excuses from their parents for uaprcparcd lessons, are allowed time l during school hours for their preparation.
 In the Senior Department, the pupils arc required 1 to study one hour and half at home and those in the Junior Department but one hour. The terms for day pupils are tuition in English, French, Latin, and Drawing. S25 per session. Junior Department sl2-payable in advance. Extra branches as above
 The Principal is permitted to refer to the following gentlemen
 The Hon. Vim. l.. Marcy, Sec'y of State. Washington 1 ' '' Jefferson Davis, Sec'y of War,
 " Judge Wayne. Sup. Court. U. s. Savannah
 :. .' Q. s, Seymour, Ltchacld.
 '' <" s P. Beers,
 George c. Woodruff. Esq, '' Doct. Henry W. Buell., ! IT n sSzs