PREPARATORY & FEM ALE

 SCHOOL.
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EMT1TH much pleasure we again announce w to the public, that the second session

 of the PREPARATORY AND FEMALE SCHOOL, for the current year, under our supcrintendance, went into operation on Mon- day the 10th ut. under auspices highly flat tcring, ninety-one having already come in to claim membership. This fact fully con. vinces us that we must have rendered general satisfaction at our last examination, and that cur patrons vet have great faith in good orr der, strict attention to business and accurate instruction in order to make scholar. These advantages we profess to bestow upon all our pupils. We have again engaged the services of Mir J. s. FIRSTLY, late of $. C. gen tleman of ample qualifications, of excellent moral character, and of long experience in the business of teaching.

 From the united efforts of the present num- Der of teachers now engaged, we fully be- lievc, and have no hesitancy in declaring to the public, that we feel ourselves able to be- stow any advantage of instruction, in either that can be bestowed, in any simi lar institution in the State. We shall, by the first favorable opportunity, send for globes, maps, and other apparatus that we now need for the use of our school. The best of tutors shall be employed to assist whenever assis- tancc becomes necessary, and the most ap- proved textbooks used. In order that we may not fall short in our wishes to accommo- date our pupils with the necessary means of

 instruction, we solicit the continuation of the liberal patronage, that has hitherto accompa- nied us in our past eXertions Having for cer- tain reasons, varied cur terms of tuition, we here give the rates attached to the several branches taught in our school. to wit; For Spelling, Reading and Writing S6 per ses- sion; for Arithmetic, English Grammar and Geography, S1o per session; and for Latin, Greek, the higher branches of the Mathe- matics, including Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration of heights and distances, Alge bra, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Logic. Rhetoric, SIc. S15 per session, paid at the end of the term. PRICE & GARVIN.

 P. s. Though our School is large and week ly increasing, yet ample provision is made for the accommodation of great many more! Should the increasing number require it, oth CT teachers of character and standing will be procured. r, cS G,

 IHscaloosd, June 1, 37v9.