TO E'EaH1 EDaTEBE.EG.
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FVNHE undersigned Trustees beg leave to announce R that the opening of the '' Young Ladies Acade. my situated in the pleasant newly settled Town of D'Estimauville, Dallas county, Arkansas on the direct road from Little Rock to Camden, 40 miles from the latter place. will take place on the 2d Mon day in April next, under the superintendence of Mad. D D'Estmauyilled de Beau Mouchel. The health convenience. and beauty of location cannot be sur passed, and the well known requirements and the long tried experience of their talerted Tutress, can not fail to secure that success which only true merit deserves. All those desrous of procnrng for their daughters liberal edueation founded upon the most moral and strictly religious principles, will find the present advantageous opportunity. Boarders ac- commodated upon the most reasonable terms and the kindest attentions guaranteed. Terms made known on application to

 Signed MAURICE SMITH,

 TYRE II. BROWN,

 WILLIAM BETHEL,

 ROB'T $. WILCOX,

 WILLIAM OWEN,

 THO'S c. HUDSON,

 JOHN BROWN,

 Trustees. Little Rock, March l, 1915. 25-3w