LITTLE ROCK lRGA1Alhl@ u1fSp1DUpDo MiSS SARAH H, QUAIL
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pBgBJ G1PAls f1'HE undersigned having been appointed Trus. \ tees, have made an arrangement with Ull@a 9gAlL to take the snperintendenee of this last. tHiion.

 The first session will open or MONDAY rus 18TH DECEMBER, lsI5 and as the namber will be lim. ted Il IS necessary that all applications be ads es soon as possible.

 1he course of instruction will comprehend aH tee h,sher branches of thorough English edscatisas FRENCH, DRAWING G PAINTING.

 AND BIu5TC. he terms oi tuition for session of five months have been fixed, for Grammar. Geography, History, Astronomy, Moral and Mental Philosophy. Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Gem. position, Stc,, zls % | NhN' II, 10 00 | Dn1hNNiNs AND PAINTING ls % "TTSies 2S Oe From the aaltering character of th. te,tinonisis when MISS QUAIL brings with kss. Cos ne | washington Seminary, Penn. V can on1denay recommend this Institution 10 such ysxng fasias ss desire 10 accomplish their edue ation

 Boardnig can be had. in respectable f.4sli.s sn moderate terms.

 T. S DREW,

 T. W. NEWTON. { 7tssfessS

 A. E. III )BNT0N,S Dec. t5 1915 l4-I