Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-06-29
DIR. DEEMS, SCHOOL FOR BOTH sexes.

A>A~NAS
WILSON, NoRrH-CARoL1NA.
Faculty.
CHARLES +; DEEMS, D: D.,
Rector and Professor of BellesLettres.
Capt. JAMES D. RADCLIFFE, s......-.. .,
Prof of Mathematics and the Physical Sciences.
EUGENE F. O'BEIRNE, A. NJ
Professor Of Ancient Languages.
Miss MARY WADE SPEED
Principal Of the Ladies' Seminary.
Mrs. ANNIE HORNFIEUR,
Teacher of French, Drawing and Music
Mrs. ELIZABETH D. RADCLIFFE.
Teacher of Music.
Miss MARIA L. GRAFTON
Teacher in the Ladies' Department.
Mrs. ELIZABETH 4. .COFR1N-Matron.
VNHIS INSTITUTION OF LEARNING WAS OPEN.
u ed under most encouraging auspices on the 18th of
JANUARY 1859. 1t is proposed to make it thorough
and practical Gymnasium for training the Physical Intel
lectual and Moral powers of the Pupils Upon its success
in this expects to all its Patronage: It is under
to different aad selected account Of
their fitness for the posts they occupy without regard to
their ecclesiastical connections
Professor Radcliffe, graduate Of the South
Military Academy has charge of the Male Department.
In addition to the English, Mathematical and Classical
branches the Pupils have the advantage of the Infantry
drill OF Military Academies To interest and sue
cess in this, have ample supply of Cadet Muskets
The Uniform of the Cdps is neat, plain and cheap 1t is
furnished a the Institution nearly at first pactl
cable Pupils need only bring their usual wearing apparel
The uniform aids in securing discipline and preventing ex
travagance The Drill does interfere with the studies
1t is an excellent discipline furnished pupils after
school hours without extra charge for tuition use Of
muskets La, =
Professor OBeirne received his degree from Cambridge
University England has bad experience in training
boys and young in Europe and America. As thorough
classical course be pursued in this School any
College. s!st,,'
In the Department for Young Ladies every thing will be
considered which is calculated to advance the health the
progress, and the happiness of the pupils.
The sessions five months in length. The second ses
sion will open on the last THURSDAY in August, 1859,
and it very desirable that all the pupils be present the
opening classification.
TERMs:-In the Male Department. the charge of tuition
session will be from S0 to $25 according to the age Of
respectable families for $40 month.
In the Ladies' Department.: Tuition in the English
branches S2O for any ancient modern language IS
Music the Piano. Organ Guitar with the use Of the
Instrument s22 80; on the Harp $780, and $3 extra for
the use of the instrument; Drawing, $lO Oil Painting
500 The pupils can board in the Seminary, and will Be
charged only from the time of their entrance to the close
of the session. and for board fuel, washing furnished
rooms and attendance, will be charged 50 30 u week.
The pupils in both Departments have the use of Libra
res equal to those of some older Insutions and their
Books and Stationery furnished at New York retail
prices.
The Departments are in separate buildings
All letters to the pupils should be addressed to the
of DIR. Deems, Wilson, N. c..
Wilson, n. c. June "a, 1859. 57-3m.