The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-02
BETHLEHEM ACADEMY.
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS.
Conducted By Sisters Of Charity from Nas-
dreth, Kg

areth, Ky.
! 1. The BETHLEHEM ACADEMY is three-uuar-
tiers of mile from the Public Square,
situated on the northeast side of Salem
street. Immediately on the Railroad, at
a convenient distance from the Depot.
The site is pleasant and healthy, and
the buildings are spacious, neatly erect
ed and well arranged for the purpose of
Boarding School for young Ladies.
2. This Institution is under the protection
and superintendent OF Rt. Rev. Bishop
Elder.
3. Every attention is given to the neatness,
pOliteneSS. health and comfort of the
pupils. The sick are nursed with ma
ternal tenderness. and the pupils receive
IN every respect, parental care and at
tention.
3. No solicitation is used to change the re-
igious principles or creed of the pupils.
D. BETHLEHEM is open for the reception of
pupils at any time of the year.
Terms per session of Five Months :
Board and Tuition in the common
branches, viz: Reading. Writing,
Arithmetic. English Grammar. Ge-
ography, Plain Sewing, Marking
and Needle-work, SIS 90
Board and Tuition in the higher bran
ches, viz: History, Philosophy,
Rhetoric, Chemistry, Botany, Alge-
bra, Composition. etc. 9S 90
Any of the common branches before men,
toned. may be Joined to the studies just
named, without additional charge.
Extra Charges.
French, Spanish, Italian, German and
Latin languages, each, - $40 90
Lessons on the Piano, with use of IN
aMSCrumenE. e....... % 90
lessons on the Harp, with use of in
Strument, . 70 90
Lessons on the Guitar-instrument "
furnished by the pupil, . II 90
Vocal Music, Observation-Disclosures. Oe
washing. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 90
Bed and Bedding, -....... 3 90
books for the Classes and Stationery. 10 90
Drawing and Painting in Water Col
Ornamental Needle-work. ........-. Z 90
Dancing. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Physicians Fee, (Medicine at Apothe-
carries priceS.) Observation-Disclosures. 90
Grecian landscape Painting. in imitation
of Oil Colors. the Mezzotinto and Polish
Water Colors. make, for course of les
sons in each style, an extra charge of ten
dollars.
Pigments to be made IN AdrGace for each Ses-
siOn-
NO deduction viii be made for Abb
sence, unless occasiOned by sickness
For Winter Uniform, each pupil shall be
supplied, for everyday wear, with two
dresses of common Merino all WOOL maroon
color, and a saque of grey flannel. For
Sunday, one dress of French Merino. MAJ
airline blue; also, plain Akantilla or Cloak
of black cloth. For Summer Uniform. she
SHALL be supplied, for everyday wear. with
three dresses of purple calico, small figure.
and aprons of black silk or lustre. for YOUNG
ladies. and of brown linen for children
For Sunday, one dress of buff colored French
percale or lawn. A dress of white Swiss
muslin will also be needed for Exhibition
Day. The bonnet for Sunday, the Quaker
scoop. trimmed with Mazarine blue: a sun
bonnet of green gingham, small check. II
wear, should be of dark material
q Strangers coming To place pupils in
the Academy. are requested TO be furnished
with letters of introduction from reliable |
sources. 4
A full Prospectus viii be furnished by the
Sister Superior, Col H. w. Walter, or ]. I'll. /
Farrell. q Holly Springs, Mississippi.
Aug Is tw1n