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 EAST MARKHAM ST, LITTLE ROCK,

 .4RE}NS.4S. TAyHlS Institution will be opened on MONDAY. Il He l2H of JanuarY, 1916, for the reception of students. under the immediate patronage of the Rt. Rev'd De. Byfne The house secured for this accommodation of sixty boardeis. and is located in one ol the most healthy and retired parts of the city.

 The course of studies will embrace all that is re- qusite To prepare young men for commercial busi- ness and the learned professions; and will not be inferior To any system of education taught in ouI best Colleges. The discipline WiIlbe mild, yet firm Every attention will b. paid to the domestic com forts oi the boafders. as well as 10 their manners and moral conduct During recreation they will be always under the supervision of a preiect.

 TERMS.

 Board tuition and Use of bed

 and bedding SlJ0 per annum Washing and nending J2 Day scholars, 70 " Stationery and medical attendance, il required will form separate charges. The payments to b, made half-yearly in advance.

 No student will be received for shorter period than six months, and no deduction for absence un- less caused by sickness or dismiasion Each board will come provided With at least, three suits o summer, and two suits of winter clothes; also six shirts six pairs of stockings six towels. six hand lefchies, and three pairs of shoes boots-al marked with his name. No pecuniary advance. will be made by the Seminary in favor of any stu dent, unless an equivalent sum be deposited in tho hands of the treasurer. j The annual vacation will commence about thc middle of July, immediately altera public examina ! ton and distribution ot premiums; and terminate about the middle of August

 Semi arnuai reports of the health, proficiency and general standing of the students will be sent t 1 their parents guardians. l All'letters postpaid, and directed to the Rev, JouN MoNAGHAN, President of the Seminary, wil meet with prompt attention. 17-IW.