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rASiiE Trustees ,of i.ds Institution, rejoice. |.
- after attemisesy obsrrsing'ils progress au
ring ths 6sht iir5i,hs Of ITS existence, cordial
To ,ero:arenl il 70 the patronage Of all .hos'
who have sons ur daughters 10 edurate.


We make the following extract f'om our forDe
circular Tor the sansfaeiion Of those who ma,
wish information concerning the Principal Of this
Academy. IA


ssThs Institution will be under the superinten-
dcnce OF the Rev. A. K. GRAvps, a gentleman OF
talent and experience, The following Honorable
and Rev. gentlemen are ref,rred 10, as having
recommended Mr.. Graves to the Trustees, as d
.manof unbiemished character, a ripe scholar and
skilfuI teacher.


1'hc,ltcy Jeremiah Chamberlain d. D. Presi-
dent Of Oakland College.


Rev. Benjamin Chase A. M. Of Adams county
Rev. Benjamin Shaw A. M. of Woodville VIII
Rev, A. B. Lawrence A. nj. Editor Of the New
Orleans Observer.


Hon. John Henderson ofHancock county.


Hon. G.. r. Smith of Woodvie Wilkinson
county"


In addition to the confidence, which such re-
commendations inspired, we now have that which
arises from familiar personal acquaintance and
frequent inspection Of his school.


The assistants are Mr.. j. E. McNAIR, whose
experience as teacher amply qualities him for
bis Office; and Miss J. L. McNArR, who hither-
to has given full satisfaction to her employers.


no IL ING.


We are also happy to state that Mr.. Graves
has provided two pleasantly situated and conven-
lent boosdng houses for the pupils Of this school.
In the one, the boys will be placed with their
teachers and in the other the girls with their
teacher.


All pupils received in either of these houses
will be under the special care Of their respective
teachers, out of school as we'll as in school.


Terms 'of Board in these houses, including tut
ton, lodging, washing, fuel and light, $500 pei
Board in respectable private families for $l2
per month.


RArEs or TUITION.


Spelling and Reading per month $500
Writing, Modern Geography, common s'
Arithmetic and English Grammar per
month 300


Ancient Geography, Ancient and
Modern History, Political Economy.
Constitution of the United States, Ma.
tliTal, Moral and Intellectual Philoso-
ply, Logic and Rhetoric per month $1,00 4
Latin and Greek languages, Mathe-
matics, Astronomy, Chemistry Geology,
Mincralogy and Botany per month $500


Weekly exercises in cbmpositon for all Of suf.
fcient age, and also in defamation for the male
pupils. TIN ds,
An extensive set Of Apparatus is procured, sufh.
cicnt for illustrating the difficult parts OF Geo
graphy, Mathematics and Astronomy, and for the
performance of all the more instructive and interes.
ting experiments of Chemistry and Natural Phlo-
sophy.


The whole number Of students who have at
tended this Institution during the last session is
seventy.two.


We hope this Institution will receive that a.
mount nf patronage, which The Industry and abil-
tiles Of its instructors merit.


The next session win commence on the lst Of
Octouer.


BY order Of the Board:


A, FOX, President.
e JosErH EEYLANs, Sec'y.
Monticello, September 10Th, 1888.