Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-23

EATRA CHARGES.
Dancing. sl2 90
Painas oil tw4aty lessons, 90
- wafer color, tweaty lessons S Ga
- pastct. twenty LESSONS, uO
p"a>-1..rvintuc, twenty lessons, W
Ornamental !cathcr-wVrk, twenty lessons, 500
ErawinS-Crayon. twenty lessons, 500
- PenciilnS, per session, & %
Music Instrumental per session, 90 %
Use II Fisno for rr>ctciHg, per session. : %
Stationery, Selirr Department, per session, 30
" Jun:eT department, Per session, 90
The chlr-l iyr Stationery includes pens ink paper
pencils, ani copy books; Pupils are not perattcl
to furnish tn If stationery.
The School is Gis led into two departments In
the junior Department, tn, instruction c.elt, oral
f.e pupils taught ii .sscs anil the lesson IN IKE
Interesting possible; advantage Of tllis s,s-
t.m is, that ali beneited alike. and ,.c st IN ling
IN the class 20 depend ON tie instruction tLey
may, or may receive Al hume, The curse OF
study in the Ju.,lor department c,mn:scs Towns
Spelling; Mitchell sOniiie aaps; Grammar; cIiLrs
History of the United States Study of Words
Scholars Companion; P,.rieyS Common School
History; Morse Geography retelso,'s Familiar
Science: First Less IA Comp siti H. 11,ackeubos
Outlines OF Ens'is.i iliato!y; arithmetic; Writing
Reading.
In the Senior department, a large portion of the
insti ucii'n 81 zen IL in thc Of i;nii n lectures
and conversation The iessuss aGc fully explained,
anal IN abstract, prepared by the teacher, is dictated
inc>c ttittt!ons ate written la a blank book and
Afterwards committed to memoir, taS the necessity
N each pupil Possessing textbook is obviated !;
and each prepares an abstract weekly it c.puut
hc objected that they will not learn seacflizc for
themselves. There Is also il weekly class for the ey
tension Of general information. and the discussion OF
the lc;ding events ot tie day. Weekly Lectures
will be dcil cred on Physiology. Philosophy History,
Astronomy, Literature, aud The inc Al Is.
On the first Friday in every month the classes are
reviewed. Parents are invited 10 visit The class
ROOMS these days, that they may see the manner
in which the school is conducted and Judge oi the
improvement made
1he pupils in the Senior Department have access to
well-chuscn library.
The course OF study in the Senior Department COM
pIiscs Scholars Companion Trench eli Words :;
>ncllies Philosophy OF Natural History Goodrich's
Geography and History, Ancient AMI Modern :;
Composition and Rhetoric, Qa,ckenbos Wayl,nd's
Moral Science Mulih;lms History of England :
Lucola's Boany; Bullion Grammar Mrs. pnehs'
Chemistry ;Shaws English Literatuie Daries 4fjeJra
Bunitts Geography OF the Heavens.
kamcs' Elements of Criticism Buffers Analogy :
English, Past and Present, Trench Mental Phloso.
ply; Universal History: Cousin, ON the Good the
beautiful. AMI the True; Davies Geometry 'B,,ok
Keeping Futz and Arnoid's MEDIEVAL Geography
and History Sislnonais Literature Of the South of
Europe; Compesition
TExT Books IN FRENCH
dewctt's oncndortt: Roemers LIONS; De Fivas'
Reader Chouqnct's Dialogues; Historic de France !;
lie Grand pcre Literature Franchise Noel ct Chap
stls Grammar; Pceiola; Gcngembre's Method;
The boarding pupils not permitted to go out
unaccompinied by teacher. They take daily exer-
else in the open air and Subjected t. o restraints
other than those ,saeatia to well regulated family
Housekeeping is taught if desired.
E.ch pupil will supply herself with dressing
c lse workshop toilet AMI table napkins and ring
silver FORK aad sFo'fas, umbrella and over shoes
Each article of Clothing is to be marked in full
Every recitation is recorded and quarterly rep rt
sent home testimonial is awarded to excellence
Wednesday Afternoons are devoted to plain and
ornamental Needle-wvrk, and every pupil is taught
to sew neatly. go
french is the language of the School. and Of the
house. except at table, English is spoken and
cheerful conversation encouraged @
Day pupils who bring syatca excuses from, their
parents. fvr unprepared lessons. allowed time
during school Ia ,aTs for their preparation
In the senior Department the pupils are required
TO stuy one hour ami a half at home and those in
the Junior Department but one hour
The terms for day pupils are tuition in English.
French Lain and Drawing. o25 per sessiuu Junior
department sl2-payable III advance. Extra branches
as above
The Principal is permitted to refer to the following
gentlemen
The Hon VIM. L. Marcy, secy of State Washington.
yetters m Davis, Secy If War,
Judge Wayne, Sup Court. L. s Savannah
9. s, Seymour, Eitchheld. s 10
I" g s ?. Reers m
George c. Woodruff Esq, q
u ct Henry w. Buell.,
Henry Il Colt, Esq q