81. MARY'iS SCHOOL.


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RT. Rev. L. S. IVES, d. D. VIsITER.
Rev. ALBERT SMEDES, Rector.
THE WINTER SESSION of this School
will commence on the lst December. punctual
attendance of the Pupils is earnestly requested
Terms, payable in advance, or before the close
of tie month Of January.


For Board, and English Tuition, per


session of months, 800 90
Tuition III French, IL so


in Music, on the Piano or Guitar 25 90


with So 90 for the use of Piano.


on the Harp 3o m


with $40 for the ofthe instrument,


Tuition in Drawing and Painting, Is 90


Pens and Ink, *


6oaId. &C during vacation, 10 90


N. b. Beds and bedsteads are furnished bv the
School; pupils are required to furnish their own
bedding and towels. The clothing of pupiIs should
be distinctly marked with the owners name in tuU
Mrs. Smedes will superinend any purchases
parents may authorise their children 10 make in
the City, but account will be opened, at any
Store without the express sanction of parents or
guardians. The religious services Of SUNDAYS be-
ing held in the Chapel of the Institution by the
hector, pupils have rarely occasion to yIsit the
City, and the plainest attire is all that they REQUIRE
Extravaganza in dress is opposed to the principIes
and practice of the School, and parents who en-
trusi the of their chiltrens wardrobe entirely
10 The discretion of the Rector and his assistants
VIII never have occasion 10 complain on this sub
ject.


Pupils are allowed to accept invitations in the
City, for the day, only once a month; and never
for the evening. They have opportunities of see
ing their friends at the soireeS which are siatedy
held during the Session.


THE pocket money of Pupils must be placed
in the hands of the Rector. In making purchases
for their children parentswiI have respect tothe fol-
lowing regulations: The ordinary dress of Pupils
in Winter, will consist OF such articles of MeIino
Mousln de Lame, Calico or Gingham. of dark
colors, as they may have in their possession. The.
dress Of the School, to be used on Sunday and
other special occasions, must be of Merino or
MouslIn de LaIne. of dark blue color, made with
out trimming. The dress for The Soirees must be-
Of pain white cambric with no other ornament
than blue pink ribbon. Bonnets must ne o6
straw, with dark blue ribbon, IN Winter. and in
Summer, ribbon Of lighter color. The ordinary
dress for Summer, must be Of Calico or Ginqban:
the dress for Sunday, Of plain While CambTic'
Lace IN any FORM Artificial flowers, and Jewelrv
oil any description, are entirely forbidden.
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