Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-04

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ne7' 11l'AA eo1o o]S.o q T. st, 5auaes' Church.
Hrs. GUIoN, and other competent Assistants
Commences ,-ss annual Session, on the FIRST MON.
OA4 In UcToBEk and closes on the FOURTH DAY
OF JULY, IN each year.
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MA Mrs. GUloN'S experience of over twenty
years 10 the work of Education, thu measure Of s,,c.
cess which has attended their efforts. and the uun
erous testi monials Of appreciation received from pa.
irons and pupils, may be regarded IS Z sure nledpe q,
continued patronage and success.
lHE SEMINARY II conveniently and pleasantly loca-
Gated on the North Boulevard, between Third anil
Church st eets, neat the State House, and in view Of
the river.
The BUILDINGS are spacious. the apartments com.
Portable and comnaodions: and all the arrangements
well suited to the purpose of q Seminary of the first
class. and to secure the health. happiness. comfort,
a"d progress Of the pupils.
ALLthe branches of & solid and ornamental educa.
ton a re taught, under the immediate instruction and
supervision Of the principals, with the bes, assistance
that nay be required.
iKcctiAs advantages in the department of Vocal
and Instrumental Music are enjoyed under the in
ssruction o. Mrs. Gu1os, whose reputation - a. Vocal.
lat and successful teacher Of Music is surpassed by
few.
SPECIAL attention is devoted to the French language,
Ehieh Is mace, as far as is %practible, the language
of the house.
A due regard is had to physical and mental recrea.
ton, with regular and SYSTEMATIC exercise in open air.
MUSICAL solREEs, for the purpose Of i'm parting con-
hoence and ease to the pu pills, and OF exhibiting their
progress and proficiency in Vocal and Instrumental
Music Composition. Elocution, French, &c, are
gwen at stated periods, to which the patrons and
'Tiet Us OF the institution are luvi:ed.
LIE frequent opportunities Ut attending public lee
lures, debates and other exhibitions, will be availed
OF, as tar as they may seem desirable and proper.
fRoaiscuoUs visiting at the Seminary or abroad. is
strictly prohibited Visits to the pupils, are rsstr1c-
ted to their parents and immediate relatives, and to
others specially designated by their guardians
Patrons are expected to delegate to the heads Of the
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the time being, without the Intervention of other
parties. SATURDAY P. e., is set apar& as the time for
RECEIVING visits. Parties from a distance, nre neces-
earily unrestricted as to time, although the bad eff
ects Of interru ptions at other than the regular times.
mast be obvious Pupils should enter at the early
part OF the session, and continue without Interrupt
ton, to the last day of the same There viii be 3
recess OF one week, at Christmas time.
Terms
Per Annun,, payable S~emi-annua,ly in advance.
For hoard, tuition in English, French, Latin
and Vocal Music, with washing, lights and
fuei..... :. 700 90
Instrumental Music, including use of Instru.
Spanish, Drawing and Painting, each..... Is 90
PuPlis furnish their own Sheets, piliow-cases, Blank
cts, Towels and Napkins, or pay $40 for the use eff the
same for one year.
No other extra charges, except for Stationary and
printed Music.
The payment of $500 at the commencement of the
year, secures to the pupil all advantages Of the instiiu
tiou, without extra charge of any kind. This arran-
cement is made for the accommodation OF those who
object to the bill of It ceteras ut the close OF the year.
The requisite supply of brushes, combs, spoons,
&c. to be brought by the pupil =; and all arti-
t:cles OF clothing, &C., to be distinctly marked with
the owners name.
~ REFERENCE is made to the Bishops and Clergy of
the Protestant Episcopal Church.
HB- For III ;ther information. and in all business
matters. address" Rev. E!IJAHGUl0N, Baton Rouge,
La. to whose care all letters and packages should be
directed. nov2o'5S