The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-21
BAsCOM FEMALE SEMINARY.

DACNOM = EmAlAE HEMlNAAXs
GRENADA MISSISSIPPI
Wiz Scholastic Year Of 1890, will begin on
4 Monday, the Sd day Of October next.
We ask the attention to the following attraction
Teachers.
"A location healthy and easily accessible By
railroad.
g.. Asystem Of discipline thst has operated sue
cessfully, with scarcely dificulty, for Eve ysaEs
under the present proprietor.
q. extraordinary advantagesfor the attainment
OF proficiency in Music, and for learning to speak
| the modern languages
| s. HOme-liks comforts and maternal care in the
boarding department..
o. A separate department for the Academic and
Z. An After Graduate course in Languages Sci
ences and general Literature.
To secure the full benefits Of the session, pupils
months from $40 to $50: Aftsr- Graduate eourss,
1 SIS Music, $50; Languages, $12 each Ornamen-
tai branches, sig each Boarding par month with
out washing, $l2 with washing.
For further information sPR5y ;SDoopp
Sept 9, '50-4t @ President.
BRASHEAR FEMALE ACADEMY.
FORT GIBSON, Mss.
GEO. G. BUTLER, Mrs. A. J. BUTLER, Principals.
Prof E. J. FITzHUGH, Vocal and Instrumental
Music.
Miss. 3. A. FITzHUGH, Assistant in Music and
Mile: N. SCHwENDRMAN, French, spAnilh &C.,
and Drawing and Painting. 49, .
Mrs. A. NJ. M0NTM0RENcY, MAtrOu. ass
VNHE next session Of this Institution will COM
Il mence on the LIST Monday Of October, 6nd close
the LIST week in July following. The buildings are
being enlarged, and other improvements made, to
add to the capacity and comforts of the Institution
and the grounds win be tastefully laid out Teach
ers Of Superior accomplishments and well tried
faithfulness have been selected a. above and It
is believed the advantages that this Institution Of
fers in Music and French Of unusual character.
The Principal has recently been connected with the
Seminary of Rev. DR.. Savage, ut Pass Christian,
and engaged in teaching in the South for tho last
eighteen years.
Terms per whole Academic Year, payable half in
advance, and remainder 18th February.
Tuition in Engiish-Day scholars. 1900. ESQ 90
Music on Piano, Harp, Guitar, or Organ each 80 %
Use Of instruments for practice. .......... 10 90
French taught daily Latin, DO, eaeh..... 30 90
Vocal Music, taught singly and in Glasses. 20 90
Drawing and painting In Water colors..... 20 %
vi ralnung. .....s................ ~ W
Grectan Painting. .-...... 80 90
Board including washing, fuel and lights. ..1S0 90
There is but one session, and scholars will Be
charged from the tmeof entrance TO the end Of the
the session, but deductions made for absence,
cept in prOtracted Of Illness when the loss Of
time will be equally shared between the pupil and
the institution. GEO. G. BUTLER, A. II. Print.
Reference is made to the following gentlemen:
the greater part of whom have had daughters un-
Rev Butler, D D., and the Trustees Of the
Academy; Rev DR. Savage, Rev g w Sill, VIM B
Lightfoob Esq, DIR G N Smith, P B McCutchon,
Esq, Ksrshaw, Egg Pass Christian Wright,
B L Mann Co, S Twichell, Esq. New Orleans Rev
j Massey, Geo A Tuthill, ESQ, n Warning, ESQ,
Mobile; Col L James, Clarke co., Ala; P jackson
Mischief; W stAnsbury, Esq, Tchula Gen PC
"a; Dr. J P Stone, naluemins La ] N Brown,
Esq, Manchac, La Col Myers, Madison Parish,
La J McGill, Esq, st Joseph, La NJ W Bland,
Esq, La; DIR A Pearson, J h Jones, Esq, Col
Williams, MatagOrda, Texas. Sept6 '5s-w6w. -
SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE,
NHE fourth scholastic year Of this Instf 49,
Il will commence on Wednesday, IN control e
Rev. 7. II. CArgRs, President asgAstso ~ &c $500 Is
B. a. CArEKs, A. NJ, as associats; VINO va IotmSr
ly Professor Of Ancient Languages IN FIAnKn
College. His long and established character =
teacher. is too well known to require commendaton.
These gentlemen will bring into the College, and VIII
have here by the opening Of the session g abe
Faculty as can be found In any insatnuon IN oeL
country 1t is useless for rs 70 say for II u iaet
already known. that President Capsrs requires
thorouSh scholarship in all the departments.
The Muisic department will be under the super
vision of Prof CARLOS o. HKLWIG, ID. u. VINO
brings the highest testimonials of capacity ana
moral worth. These testimonials are from our own
tsss aRpd from those who are known 70 ths Atas-
Our institution is in1---.,.hs,,, s..t;ou Of
the state, remote from any town, and from tho
great thoroughfares Of the country, and offers 20
its pupils the advantages of retirement and healthy
exercise in the open air The society in the veini-
ty of the College is as good Is can be found in any
portion of the State. We offer as an inducsmsnt
to parents to send their children to this institution
the fact that the President is Q regular Physician
of age and experience and from extensive practice
in former years, is familiar with the diseases Of
this climate, and their treatment He makes no
charge for services rendered to his pupils Parents
bringing their children by way Of the river will
land at Grand Gulf and 60 out by railroad 70 Port
Gibson, where arrangements have been made with
the livery stables to bring them out to the College
without delay. All communications addressed to
the President at Rocky Springs, Claiborne county
Miss, will meet with attention.
Expenses per Session of Ten Months.
Board, including bedding, washing, lights $40 90
Preparatory Departments .....s.. .......4 IS
Z freshman Olass... 40
Sophomore NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so