Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-28

THE FEMALE SEMINARY
At Baton FouEe,H
UNDER THE DIRECTION AND SUPERVISION OF II. 3
Rev E11JAH%eu1o ols.,a # t. st. James ptajat.a,
Mrs. GUI0N, and other compethat A.,f,e..,.
Commences its 4nnual Sess,on, on the F1psrs ~
A IN OCTOBER, and closes on the FOT1pTrjn oN
~ 9 in each yea, ~@,.s-NA
Mr.& Mrs. Gu10Ng Experience Of ma,
years in the work of Education, the measure ssseny
cess which has attended their efforts, and ~ I. sue'
erous testimonials Of appreciation received 61. saa'
irons and pupils, may be regarded as a SURE plsa.pp...
continued patronage and success. TssW
The SEMINARY Is conveniently and pleaaan{1.,
Gated on the North Boulevard, between !Thi,, va.
Church st Gets, near the State House, an in 80.
the river. A. :" o.
Portable and conmodious; and all the arr,n,,.Nmu.
we'll suited to the purpose of q Seminary of ~ eeua
class, and to secure the health, happiness. c. ~ NJ
and progress of the pupils. 8. e
ton a re taught, under the immediate ipstruct;es !.
supervision of the principals, with the best assist. s.a
that may be required. 5T-@@ss
IEcu11AK advantages in tn" department Il Va,
and Instrumental Music are enjoyed under m ss
s%truction Of Mrs. GUION, whose reputation "a . IN -
.st and successful teacher of Music is surpss 49, :.
few. 10Y
SPECIAL attention is devoted to the French - Z
which is made, as Tar as is practible, the }ano.sss,
OF the house. - ~"ea.Ss
A due regard is had to physical and ment., 49,
ton, with regular. and systematic exercise IN onsns
Musical solsEEs; tor the Rurposes e ihn.psrtin con.
progress and proficiency in Vocal and Instrnnsnt ~
Music. Composition, Elocution, French L. 10y
given at stated pc, iods, to which the patrons snS
trle DIS Of the institution are lnVi.ed, '@TE 90"
THE frequent opportunities of attending nnh,;. :.
lures, depates and other. exhibitions, viii be av,Sa
of,.as far as they may seem desirable and proner'
PRoA1scUoUs visiting at the Seminary Of abroad !.
strictly prohibited Visits TO the pupils, are re.t1s:
TED to their parents and immediate relatlves.sand 4
others specially designated by their, GUARDIAN.
Patrons are expected to delegate to the heads n II.
institution, the parental 81 peryision Of the pnpls. al
the time being, without the Intervention Of ofhsf
parties. SATURDAY Pm is set apart as the time NJ
receiving visits. Parties from q distance. are nece.a*
sarily unrestricted as to time, although the bad n.
ects OF Interruptions at other than the regular times:
must be obvious. Pupils should enter at the esrftt
part OF the session, and continue without intern.
ton, to the last day of the same. There viii Ia q
.%recess1oi one week, at Christmas time. .a
ssssssa
Per Annum, payablesemi-annuallyhadtaae !.
For hoard, %tuitlonsi in English, French, Latin
end Vocal Music, with washing, lights and s
Instruments il. Music, including use !; -
Spanish, Drawing and Painting, each .,,...:.@sfSe "
PUPILS furnish their own Sheets. Pillow Gssss..D laniass
cts, Towels and aPkins,S OF pay SO for the use 81 -
same forOne year. # as
No other extrachalges, except 81 Stationary az
printed Music ..
The payment Of $500 at the commencement q III;
year, secures to the pupil disadvantages of tho institd
tiou, tsextra charge Of any kind. Il 7 arm.
is made for the accommodation tof those Who
object to the.bill of ct ceteras at theclose Of the year;
The requisite supply of brushes, combs, spoons,
forks, &c, to be brought by the pupil and all art.
t;cles of clothing, &C., to be distinctly. marked with
the owners name.
HS= REFEREStE is made to the Bishops and Clergy Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church. t*s 49,
- ~ For flu ;ther information. and in all bb.s,Hess
address 'tRev. EIIJAHGUION, BatonR6uge,
to whose care all letters and packages should b
nov2O;58 =. 80 -"
Received Per Kate Inward
BARRELS New York Seed Potatoes. putup
lUO in -four barrels. Warranted the best Seed
Potatoes ever offered in this market. -
January s, $50. 80 A: MoNTAN,sJh
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