SECOND YEAR.

        FALL TERM.--Algebra, (Davies' Bourdon), Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, French Grammar, Exercises and Reading, Virgil, Prose Composition, Roman History.

        SPRING TERM.--Logic, Algebra completed, Geometry, Chemistry, French Grammar and Exercises, French Drama, Cicero, Prose Composition and Roman History continued.

THIRD YEAR.

        FALL TERM.--Geometry Completed, Moral Philosophy, Evidences of Christianity, French Exercises and Parsing, French Drama, Horace, Roman History Completed, Ancient Geography.

        SPRING TERM--Rhetoric, Trigonometry, Mensuration, Mental Philosophy, French Exercises, La Henriade, Composition, Livy, Ancient Geography completed.

        Reading, Writing and Spelling throughout the course.

        Original Compositions will be required semi-monthly from every pupil.

        A young lady who has completed the regular Collegiate Course will be entitled to the degree of Mistress of Arts.

        One of the Languages, however, may be omitted, and then, the young lady will be entitled to the degree of Mistress of English Literature.

        A certificate of proficiency in each school will be awarded to the students, when all its subjects are completed.

MUSIC.

        The instruction in Music, both vocal and instrumental, will be very thorough; combining theory with practice, so as to enable the students to read Music with ease and correctness, and to perform with understanding and taste.

        To graduate in this branch, the pupil, besides obtaining a good degree of tasteful execution, must possess sufficient knowledge of Thorough Bass to understand Harmony and Modulation.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

J. B. ELY, PRESIDENT:

• G. W. DANIEL,
• H. E. WARREN,
• T. B. RICE,
• W. W. THACKSTON,
• R. S. SCOTT,
• F. N. WATKINS.

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.

A. PREOT, PRESIDENT:

• REV. R. W. EAST, ANCIENT LANGUAGES.
• REV. W. E. JUDKINS, MORAL SCIENCE.
• A. PREOT, MODERN LANGUAGES AND MUSIC.
• MRS. S. V. EAST, MATHEMATICS AND ENGLISH.
• MRS. E. A. PREOT, MUSIC AND FRENCH.
• MISS ANNE E. RUSSELL, ENGLISH.
• MISS L. SHEPHERD, MUSIC.

        The Trustees take pleasure in testifying to the faithfulness and ability of the Board of Instruction; and they feel well assured that their confidence in the teachers has not been misplaced. They therefore recommend this Institution to the patronage of parents and guardians.

EXPENSES.

For Term, beginning 1st of October and ending 17th of February, payable invariably in advance:

• Board, including fuel and washing (one dozen pieces per week,). . . . . $250 00
• English Department. . . . . 40 00
• Ancient and Modern Languages, each,. . . . . 20 00
• Music, Piano or Guitar, Voice included,. . . . . 40 00
• Use of Piano,. . . . . 8 00
• Incidental Charges,. . . . . 3 00

        A thorough course of Vocal Music, both sacred and secular, free of Charge.

        Young Ladies will furnish their own lights, napkins, towels and toilet articles.

        In case of protracted sickness, one half of the charges will be deducted.

        Should any material rise or fall occur in the price of provisions during the term, a corresponding increase or diminution will be made in the price of board. It has been ascertained by careful investigation and experience that, at the present price of provisions, suitable and satisfactory board cannot be provided without loss for a smaller amount than the above. The rates of board and tuition, though apparently high, are in reality, lower than they were before the war, when compared with former prices.

        The President and his Lady will have charge of the Boarding Department. All the members of the Board of Instruction reside in the College. The young ladies will attend public worship at whatever church may be preferred by themselves or their parents. They will be accompanied by some of the teachers. It is important that the Students be in attendance at the opening of the term.

        Pupils are earnestly requested to bring with them all the Text books they can, even such as they do not need themselves. By so doing they may be able to supply each other by exchanging.

        The number of applicants for board having been, of late, greater than could be accommodated in the College, it is deemed advisable for those who wish to secure admittance, to engage rooms at an early date, which can be done by writing to the President.

        All packages and letters for pupils should be directed to the care of the President.

For further information, address

A. PREOT, President.