The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-02

1850 EW q 90 ID s.
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JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM NEW YORK At
j. u, WEIBT. & CO.'S.
IAJria Street, Opposite DeryberTy's Stable,
large and splendid assortment osstapIe and fancy
Spring aud Summer Goods,
Selected in person, with the greatest care as Il
quality, style and prize. Consisting in part Of
bareges, robes travelling dresses lace and silk man
tlas, ginghams ana caIieocg VI the most fashionable
styles and patterns.
CIothiugg Clothing!
Gents furnishing goods, clothing, hats and caps
boys do. Trunks, Yblsea, carpet bags and sateh
els, Gents boots, shoes and CATERS. boys do.
large assortment Of ladies' sad chi!lrens shoes.
Hoops.
"A large a sortnenf Of ladies misses and child
rens woven hoop-skiras at greatly reduced price,
Umbrellas, paresois, fancy notions and fancy
articles too numerous 70 mention. Gents Hosier
ters gloves, silk and linen handEerchiefs linen ano
marsailes collars aud b0sors; brown, figured and
spanish linens white linen and cotton driilings
a large assortment Of parfumsries; bleached and
unsiesohed domestics; bs certain to call and ex
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as We
are determined to please both "a quality end price
J. d. WE'LL & co.
You will always find general assortment o.
groceries and plantation supplies lat the lowest
possible cash prices, at
May | l860-tf ID. WE'LL & cos.
SUMMERVILLE INSTITUTE.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
StunmerUdje, N5rpbee Coaaty Aississippi.
IkNHE seventh annual term Of this popular Male
school will begin CD Monday, the LIST of 0cto-
Der, next THIS School is provided with thirty
'our comfortable bed rooms, three recitation rooms;
good library, good apparatus, fixtures, &c and is
the best disciplined School in the Southern States
We call attention to the following particulars
We take no day scholars; teach bat boar
ders. We have servants TO brings students water.
and make them FIRE before they rise. We treat
students as if they were at home. We have pri-
mr. t4aEiau m tud Y in Wa hav
but two boys ID room. We have always nearly
twice az many applications can accommodate
We are all Southern born and educated.
For catalogues containing particulars, address
the Principal, at Ghoson Mississippi
TERMS-For B ard Tuition, Washing, DC (haIf
THOS. S. GATHRTGHT,
Principal and Proprietor.
R.fereRces Gov. J. J. Pettus, DIR. F A. p. Barn
ard and Z. BacEsla'e May 60-t oct lst.
SOUTHERN LITERARY INSTITUTE.
sELEoF BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
under the charge Of
MRS. GEORGE A. HULSE MCLEOD,
Soath1oest Coraer Of Sharp and Cuadea Streets,
BALTIG0RD, MD.
nv RS. MCLEOD basremoyed her Institute for the
I'A education Of. young ladies from 81 Camden
street, 10 the eligible premises on the South West
corner Of Sharp and Camden streets where she has
ample accommodation boarding ard day scholars.
NO pieasanter and more healthfui situation can be
found in the city, having among other al vaatagss,
a large and well shaded pay ground. The atten-
ton OF parHnts and guardians is called to the
Southern Literary Institute, as one in every way
desrable, aud IN all 1t departments Efficient The
object OF the PRINCIPALS to CON bine high literary
fdheation with the comforts OF well regulated
Home.
Circulars will hs for warded to any address on
application as above.
The course Of distraction is thorough, and strict
attehton VIII be given to tue Moral as well as the
Mental training, OF all who may be placed under
her care.
The scholastic year consists Of forty-four weeks
and is divided into four quarterly terms of eleven
weeks each, viz September 9TH TO November 2lst;
November 2lst to February 9th February 9th TO
April 23d; April 23d to July 9th. Pupils may,
howeve enter-at any time.
Boarding scholars are requested TO furnish their
own towels. IL is desirable that each article Of
clothing be marked with the name in full.
BAPENsEs.
Primary CoUrse.-Spelling, Reading,
Writing Arithmetic, per quarterly term S. %
Second Course.-EnglishGi Grammar, Mod.
ern Geography, Modern History, compos-
ition - 90
Third CouTse.-Ancient Geography, An
oient History, Natural Philosophy, Rhet-
oric, Algebra, Drawing 10 90
Fourth Course.-Geometry Chemistry,
Astronomy, Physiology, Moral Philosophy
Mythology, Botany Il 90
Lessons in painting, PER quarterly term, in
Water CplOrs 90
Lessons in painting, per guar. term, in Oil 90
Latin and Greek extra. French, German
and Spanish, at Professor charge.
Instrumental Music, per quarterly term Il 90
Stationery, per quarterly term as
Fuel, for two quarterly terms, each ] 90
Boarding aid ashins, for Seholasticyear
~ weeks semi-annuslly, in advance 100 90
A deduction from the ordinary Tuition fees will be
made to the daughters Of Ministers OF all denOm-
nations.
References; --ResR Baird, d. D., New York;
Rev John Morris, D. D., Baltimore; Rev Geo
u Roberts, N. D.. d. d., Baltimyre Rev Yeates
Reese, d. d. Baltimore. Rev Henry Slicer, Balti-
more; Rev II Dunning, Baltimore; Rev Israel,
Rev VIM Hamilton, Baltimore, Capt
VIM K Shubrick, U. s. n, Washington; Major WIN
L Chase, Pensacola, Fla; Hon Judge Sharkey,
Jackson, Miss; Surgeon Lewis w Minor, U. S. N,
forfold, Va; DIR John J Hulse, Miten, Fla; DIR 7
4 Roberts, CeciltoR, Nd; Edw Hough, Esq, Al
lxsndria, Va; Wm w Kennedy, Baltimore; Prof
W R Dunbar, Baltimore; Msssrs Armstrong &
Berry, Baltimore. May COVE