JEFFERSON COLLEGE.
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THE Tmaccs ofthis institution inform the public
hat the docease ofihe late Maj ilUbrook, misplaced
ihe concerns Of this seminary wholly under Their
control They feel confident that they will be n
ble in the course OF the ensuing winter, 10 render II
equal 10 any seminary IN The South, for the Deans
and iacnes Of acquiring finished English, Clas
steal, and Scientific education. They consider
themselves justified in Quuranlyng these assurances
to the public; and they feel confident, in submitting
the claims Of this seminary again TO the public pa
ronage, that they will be met by correspondent
confidence in thoIr best exerions 10 render It not
only one ofgcneral utility, but an ornament TO the
state.


They have engaged the services Of Capt. ALDEN
PARrRIDcE, whose scientific requirements, and
whose experience in experimenting such an Insiilu-
ton arc too we'll known TO require commendaiion
from them lie will take charge Of the institution
as President, and Capt. Y. b. Ransomc will be
associated with him as professor of Mathematics.
Competent professors and instructors will fill the
different departments of the college and Of the pre-
paraiory school The colcgia year will be divided
into two sessions, Of five months each. The first
session will commence on the first Monday in Octo-
her aud terminate on the last day OF February; the
second will commence on the first Monday in
March, and terminate on the last day Of July.


O5-The ensuing session will commence on the
FIRST Monday in November.


No student will be admitted for less term than
one session.


Arrangements will be made by the Trustees to
have hooks, stationary, military clothing, &c. fur
nished at the college for the New York costs and
charges.


Il is desirable, for the better organization Of the
classes, that students should enter as early in the
session as possible.


TERMs-Are as follows, one half payable in
advance, viz:


/. For reading, writing, orthography


&c $50 per ann.
g For the preceding, together with


Arithmetic, English grammar,


Geography, &c. $40 per ann.
g. For those branches which constitute


complete college course, 500 per ann.


The Spanish and French languages will be an
extra charge, unless substituted for Greek and
Latin.


Boarding, lodging, washing, fuel, lights,


&c Si2 per month,


Students will have the option of boarding in com
mons, or with their friends in the village.


Washington, Miss Oct. 10, 1889. Al