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H I'd l! i: I HO B i ROME i: V. A. M 

PSOfBMM OF IUXXO mmiikm -.!; 

im:\ t. r. MONTGOMERY,, a. m . 
nnwrnmim w mmiotuh  ahd 

KB. 0. 8HUMATJS, 

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mvrw i i i:k  in nrrn 

Hi 88 l i: \ \ < B8 9. W B I Q H 1 

URAniTMl 

HI 8 8 M !.'!. I < K\ T w EST IfO BEL A N [> 
K1S8 MISSOURI JOKE 8, 

 !-i\M a WFAKATOST SCHOOL. 

If 188 LOUISA M < A I. LIS! i) l; . 

d PADrrofe. 

M [88 ABO LIN K* (' A R I: I T II EB >. 
. i onrAitm kL KPitmm. 

   

fttosinl litparlmcnt. 

P B op. n. b. r. i (i x <>s k i . 

not ii'Ai . 

Miss C. ( . P. LEB BED, 

IOU.1I TKIM ll'AI. V(.( \I. Ml ~|. AND JMAVl. 

M [88 M A B V 11. p, i: 1. 1.. 

\I. Ml'SW, MAN". AMi It.-. III'. 

M B. GEO B8 E (' 1! AS !;. 

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ui r>. 

Camch . - ii T. 
.. Elizabeth !.. 



( Mrt. i 

Dr. //,/(). 



La < Si ng .  '.'i. 

La ( !.!! . 



0:' igjitrrn Itonarfll aufl .fnrttj-srna 



1 

CoOPEB, SaJLAB II. 

IIii.i., Taimiii \ B. 
Hn.i. Mirth I I: 
'Mau-haij., BmoOi V. 

IfOBOAK, S WIAII C. 

< InOBV, ' tpKKLU A. 

! .. ^ \N .1. 

*Salmikiis, Mm A. 



. Putts), 



kit >/). 



La  rrange, Ga, 
La < Grange, fa. 
F.;i Grang . Ga, 

i'".. Ga. 

Sarrifl '>.. Ga. 

. Ga. 

Ifarri- < "... Ga. 

 'llMlll!'. i 

Mi.-i; 



jfijjltftn JtonltrrB unit .fortij-rigljt. 

Brouobtor, M.uiv A. {Mrs.M'iui'inmf.rti). La Grange, Ga, 

I'.KVAN'. Kl.tZA J. (iff*. Milftin). Jill Alii. 

(amekon, A-maiiixtha C, (Iff* tWiw), Troll]. Co, Gi 

< i av i (is, Sa hah (il/r.t. /efcr). Chambers Co., Ala. 



I. A OBANGK I I'M \l K COLLKOE. 



DOKIBB, ''Mil laiNI I'. 
UrkENTFOOD, Fbani 
6lLBKBT,J iNt K. 

Kim;. Sarah K. 

Kinli. SwiAH.I. 
i I'ai l.r. i: 

ParBAM, Ki.i/.wjktii 



Harris < '<>., Ga. 
La 'iron 
Louisiana. 
Cohrmba 
Troop Co, Ga. 

i Mr~. dbtrcrombii), Cohtmbua, Ga. 

(Mrt. Tignar 1. Looiaiaiia 



ii ; ilitfr!! I'ttnkrii anil /nrti[-ninf. 



Akin. Josbphins B. 
Hicham. (rEOBeiA C. 
Broom, HiKribtta 

< iiai'i:i.. DoitrrBA A. 

rpBEJ '. SOPHROXIA S 

Favor, Frances A. 
Omiios, Mart J'. 

Mik'iiki.i.. Arcadia K. 
DcBoeK, Amajhm A. 

M . i ioz, 81 bar A. 
Me aiikrs Nancy - 

. Ann K. 
Stinsox. Elizabeth A. 
Thompson. Mart A. 



i Mrs. Totem), 
i Mrs. WtUiamt), 



(Mr*. Oditmitk), 
(Mrs. D,,. Hi). 



(Mrt. Dot 
(Mrt.Jtadclif), 



Ark;tli-:i-. 

ftferrwetfceri ' 

r :llr_'.'. Oft, 

Chainbera < '".. Ala. 
Meriwether  '"., < la. 
Chamber! l 

ll.'ini 

Cbaaben Co., A' u 

En m, Ai.i. 
Putnam < !o, Ga. 

1 '., Ala. 
Harris ('.... Ga. 
Meriwether i '. .. ' i. 

La Grange 



figjjtmi ImM nb 0\\\. 



BlRK, AxTOINETT P. - - 

i'lim-GHTON, Frances !:. (Mrt. Long), 
D v. Martha E. (Mrs. Ball), 

..\S,.I.SABBLLA ]'.. - 
Doi-OLAS, NARCI8SA W. - 

a, Rebecca G. - 



gAgS**-*-*- 



La Grange, Ga. 

La riitipr,., Ga. 
Meriwether Co., Ga. 
Randolph, Ga. 

R;lllil<i|]ih. (,' ,. 

La Gra 

 




M \ 

M . K. 

H(J, 
II, 

McGiktt, \ 

DJ II ' \. 

A. 

. < ' 

H i '. 



I// /.. 

 Mr . II rpm }, 

[Mrt. ii 
(.1// J 

(Mr*. JJo.i* r), 




Tallapcaa, Ala. 
By, Ga. 

I'lltll .!,; ' .  

Auburn, Ala. 

< Intnl.. i- ' 

. <  , 

 ,Gi 
Crawford, Ala. 

1 1  .]   . I  i. 
MeriweUi 



vi-'iillltrni ftntiftrrii anil /iftij-nnf. 



AtroRo, Mam i . 
 : r J. 

.C'.MtTK!.. Taii I. A, 
DO U ML, M. 

. - w 

I Uvm, Ann 

!  uut, Mary K. 
kl vkv 

II Ull'TON, L < '. 

-. Sarah 
Hill, CBUSTTA 
Kiiu), Eliza J. 

Ml GZHtt, St RAN 

Xk\vios..Iank 

v A. 
. Ann- 
Mam F. 




Mr*. Heard), 



( I/ - /-..-. (Fmftm), 
( kfr#. /'/,. 



(jkfra. hod 

[Mrs. Afcms), 

( infra. /. 

(Mr$. Hampton,) 



Troup '..  

Kn.'ii. A!;i. 
Barria < '.,., <n. 
; . . ' tamgi 

lolph, 6a. 
I.   .... < '.i. 
Macon 0a, Ala. 
But Ma. 

Glenoville, Ala. 
Laurens Co, Ga. 
La  h 

< lianik'i-  
TroofM b, G*. 
Hani 

Troop (o.. c, :l . 
Urirri- ( !o, <(. 
EatotnV n. I 
Eatonton, Ga. 



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I. A GRANGE 1KMA1.K COLLEGE. 



, KnVWA 
Sl'ICEB, CaTHBUM 



| l/,, yatjawt), Randolph 

Albany. Ga. 



figlitrrn Iwiurru* nnb .fiftn-tlirrr. 



Akers, Sarah J. - 

\ . T.OIilNE N. - 

Amu--. < k >t ki:s V. - 
likYAN. Loris.v 
BaIDUOK, IgAUELLA 

uk, catherine 

Ckayen, Caroline 

COLQH ITT, MaRyElIZA 

:;on, Sarah B. 
Cameron, Emma 

<'l.!NE, El.I.EN 

Calhoun, Ansa 
Fall, Mary - 

EdMONMIN, E. S. 

Hall,HaIFCT 

Jokes, Missouri 
Lee, Mary - 
Lots, Mary - 
Perry-. Si- 
Peebles. Marietta 
Paoi, Elizabeth - 

Sl'IYKY", IIaKKII! 

Warns, Caroline - 
AVhitkield, Mary 



Troup ( '.. 
BeiTMW, T.'i!l): Co 
. < rS. 

Columbia, Ha. 
Montgomery, Ala. 
I ii .11 Springs, Ala. 
Atlanta. 
La Grangi . Oa. 
Tronp i '.. ' : i. 
Broil owood, Ga. 
Troup Co., < la, 

< rawrbrd, Ala. 

< 'hjero, 'I'.'\:l-. 
Spring 1 '\ , I 
Greeaaboro, G 
Meriwether < <o 
LoutavSU, Ala. 
Tr"ti]> Co., Ga. 

Ala. 
Meriwether < So., < la. 
Harm ( '<>.. 

< iolsrabaa, Ga. 
La Grange, <<a. 
Troup Co., Ga, 



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UNDERGRADUATES 



Namti 
S IRAH A, 

v i : . Low HI I'.. 
Amoks, Qi emu V. 
Bur iv, Loon \ 

BaI DSIOX, I-AIsi.LLA 

r, Makv Kliza 

l . Cabolu 

IOV, Kmma F. 

< AV  .1! 

Cum, Ki.i.en 
(ai.ihu v, Ansa C. 
Edmovdsov, S. li 
Fall, Mauv 
Hall, Navvh II. 
Hxbvdov, M. P. 

. missouri f. 
Lf.i;, Mauv 
Lavs, Mary 
Lorn, Mauv 

ilks, Makikita H. 

Pace, Elizahetu 




Rotidene. 

TrnH/i I 

Tatbti C 

La <i'r<ui'ii . 
Florida, 



Patroiu. 

Mr. S. A. A;, 
I>r. A. L. A. 
Mr. \V. M. Aram 
Mr. B. P.rvan. 
Montgomery, All., Mr. Tboo, Baldrick. 



La ' 
Union - 

Atbntt'i. 

Bromwood, 

1'roitji Co.. 
',. 
. .11"., 



I. I>. Oouun. 
Rot. .1. N. On 

Mr. Ji. Cameron. 
Mi>. K. QMMion. 
Mr. \\ ii,.  
Mr<. II. Calhoun, 



8pring [., C !. .1. Edmonds. 



' ''.. On.. 
Li i Grange, 
Merimthit 
Barbtr Co.. Ala. 
Ahiiraville, 
Tnup Co., 



Mr. X. Fail. 

Hugh Hail. 1> 4 . 

Mr-. .1. P, If. melon. 

Mr. Allen Jones. 

Neadhatn I 

Col. James Rogers. 

Mr. James Loyd. 
MernttUm Co., J/a.Dudley Peebl. 
Maeam Co., Ala. Rev. Dow Pern. 
Jfarris Co., Mr. Stephen Pace. 





I. A ORANGE I KMAI.i: COLLEGE. 



Kamti. 


Re*idence. 


Patron* 


Kl'IVKV. Hakkikt E. 


Columbus. 6 ''. 


OoL K. B. Bpi 


Wake, Cak-jiim. 


/.i Grange, 


Mr-. L. War,, 


\Vnnn>.u>. Mua 


Troup Co. 
J\ SIOU i 1 


Mr-. Ann Whfcfeld. 


Blocks, SoflAH 


KnrUj C>>.. 


Mrs. St pheii Bla k-r 


Bom, Mauv E. 


Brownwood. 


Mrs. CoL King. 


B .:.nes, Sarah M. 


Jasper Co., 


Mr. I!. <  ! 


Bishop, Ez.ua 


( /'ii/tnnixii/a. f. \Y. Bishop, 


Cooper, Ass El.IZV 


La Gr<i)ui<\ 


Mr. Win. < ioopar. 


Bolton, JduaJ. 


.\t/"nl<i. 


I Coffins, 


Coalson, Maiitha 


Ifajftunilli, 


Mrs.U. Coalson. 


Colquitt, Mary S. 


La Grunor, 


H. V. Lindaey. 


( Uruthkrs, M. J 


ILnvkiiiKvillr, 


1 pli Carutfa 


DbAXK, Temp. S. 


l.'cttei', Aln.. 


Wm^ThredgiU. 


I toUER, Celesiia 


Troup Co., 


Nathan Doner. 


DuNCAX, Virginia 


La Grunge, 


R v. J. P. Damn. 


Edmondson, Haitie 


Spring Phee, 


CoL  Edmondson. 


Edmondson, Amanda 


Spring Pbtre, 


CoL J. Bdrnondion. 


llii.as', Margaret 


Mll'-nu <',,.. Ah.. 


Mr. .1. U.-rrin. 


Hall, Cornelia 


Grcrnc Co., 


Mr. Httgfe Hail. 


Holland, Mauv 


Russd Co..M,. 


M.j. J. Holland. 


Harris, Zanme II. 


I.11 ffra 


Mr. A. Harris. 


Jackson, Sallie 


'/' riin-i/m- Co.. 


Mr. II. Jackson. 


King, Mart 


Htibtiltoit. 


II. King. 


KlDD, A.MEHICA 


Troup Co. 


 Id. 


Lne, Emma 


- \'l"u:sri//i: 


Col. J, Rogers. 


Lee, Flori.vd 


Wist Point, 


Mr. G. Croft. 


Meaders, Camii I \ 


''/><imbers Co. 


 W . B. Gilmer, Esq . 


Mi 'A fee, Julia 


Atlanta, 


Mr. Win. M,.V 


Maddox, Jane 


Troup Co., 


J, Maddox. 


Mi K VMM1E, M. 


Troup Co., 


Rer.B. licKammte. 


Morrow, Lccy 


Louisiana, 


Mr. M. Morrow, 


P^Hr - 


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RANG! FEMALE COLLEGB 



W.imri 
MlM-. A: 

Phillips, Lubi u i 
I'n ra, Rkbe< " \ 

!' 

Po* u, Cabouka 

Pans, A< iuji 
Mary 
Kakah F. 

. I.l M \ : 

bhidsk, 8 uuh j. 

Bbbmu 

. & - \ \ 

TiTLOB, Mwmiia.I. 
r.SIIKliU.MIlJ, k. 

as. 
Wiin hum, <\tm:utsE 

U ii UAHS, LaCBA 

,. Man 



Macon ''>.. . I/./.. 
ffa I/-/.. 

Worrit Co.. 
Murray < 

Chambers >'<.. M., 
n  /* 

. 

Uon, 
PmlnuUo, Oa. 
HawkmsviUe, 
Dolt 

 < ' . 

I J'lHIll. 

I." Grange, 
Orange, 



Pmitoiu. 

I'M'. Mmfc 
Mr. EL \.i".ii. 
Mr-. P. PUUips. 

L. I'itN. 

Mr. I. ( h,ini\. 
Staph 

Rw.J. I'. Pod 
Mr. J-. Pncr. 
. Robert RekL 
VVilliam Reid. 
Ifn, if. ,-.'. 

''r. Y N.S.ni.l,. 
Mr. Thou 

Mr. g 

Rev. I'.Sk,,,,. 
Mr. K. Taylor. 
Mr. \Y. Linda i 

Mr. /..i.-iian W'ani. 

Mr. Same ,! 
Mr. S. Dbggan. 
Mr. 8. W.Yanopv. 



"i i . y. 
n>, Mabtba 

ArMEl.i., L. 

ebb, Ma'bgabbi 

BLOOXKB, JaBB M. 

Baunhok, OioaoiA 
I rs, Bloabxth 

BLACXBUBB, M IBTHA 

Bauki:, Mam- 1. 

BiOOBRg, 1". ,\. 



a  

ff aar y ('<,.. 
Henry c,, 

npleUon, 
Bark} ('<,., 
Early Co^ 
M ntgomery, Ala, 
Bbmton i 
/. I! range. 
Beard Cb., 
ifuttog* ( '..., 



Mr. E. Am. ..J.]. 
Mr. I. Arnold. 
'1 . A. AnsteU. 
Mr. Stephen El 
Mr. Stephen Blocker. 
Mr. T. Baldriek. 
Mr. I). l;i. 
Mr. .1. Blackburn. 
Mr. .1. A. Broughton. 
Mr. Biggers. 






]. A I.i-.AMIK IKMAI.t; COLLEGK. 



MM 
BlGBMtt, S. K. 
BlOOBM, M. W. 

BoNKKLI., NaR<I-~\ 

i'u;ti:is, Ei.i/.Aiii.ni 
Cameron, Lui;a 
CAMJEEO*, Lccv 
CascyuM, Naw< i ' 

INGHAM, Ell/.. 

Cbivcbs, Box, 

Dl ni an, Florida 
DaCEQU, Mirtis 
EbMomaoH, Vnnn \ 

Eiuyix, Ann K. 

FaW.EV, ViKUINlA 

Cir.i., Sabah E. 
II IBRIS, S\| All J. 
Hill, Xaxnie 
Heni<i:k-o\, (i. 
Hownx, II. 
Harral, E S 

If Vl'.IiAL, S. V. 
.InllVSON, FANNV 
KlIlKLAXD, E. 

Li MS, M.w.y 
Laxe, Sihax C. 

Mo.vrGO.MEKY, EtttA 
Mrl'.AIN, HENRIETTA 

McDowsl, Margaret 

McTyiek, Elizabeth 
Mooney, Margaret 



Residence. 

Co. 

\f G .. 

Eafaula, .1/"., 

( ( '<.. 

/,' . .ruiriKx/, 
T'lhot Co., 

HawkiniriOe, 

l;,uniiir"(nl, 

Troup ' '". 

Iai (iruiolr. 
Henri/ ' '".. 
Spring Place, 
W**t /'""it, 
Hamilton, 

Lmrwlis Co., Ala., 

 ird. Abi.. 
La Gr ang e, 
Troup Co^ 
Troup Co., 

nberi Co. 
Talapota, A!"., 
Lti Gran* 
Hinnlulph Co., 
Puhuki Co.. 

A'loimrilk, 

Marietta, 

. 

 llo, 
Uchce, Ala., 

to, 
Marietta, 



.Montgomery, Emily 
MosTooMitr, MakqarbtTVouj) Cfa, 

Morgan, Blanch Troup Co., 

McMillan, Laura Lo Grange, 



Patrons. 
Mr. 1 1 

Mr. Bigger*.. 
Mr. A. Booaell. 
Mr. A. Garter. 
Mr. B. II. Csai< I 

Mr. .1. < '*m< 
\\ . < larntben. 

.' . I 'nnniugham 
Mr. -I. * hii 
I: i . .1. 1'. Duncan. 
Mr. I>. Lovejoy. 

m !-"ii. 

< !. F. Knvin. 

Mi. Farley. 

Mi. .1. fcHaaatkld. 

B. Hank 

Mr*. Dr. Hill. 

Mr. J. Henderson. 

Duniel Howell. 

...\. I lain!. 

T. Ram]. 
W, Johnson. 

.1 . K'lkijll'l. 

Mr*. B.P. 1 - 

!. -I. Bogi 

lira. E. Montgomery . 

1 L \. McBain. 

Mr. Daniel Mel towel. 
Mr. John McTyier. 
Mr*. E. Ma 
Mr . K. Montg >mery. 
Mr. II. Montgomery. 
Mr. Thorns* Mi i 
Mr. Daniel McMillan. 



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fair. 

.in: 
. I A 
R DWIME, \[ WiY 
RSOMS, Vif ii.m \ 

B 

SlIKI'IIUll., KlI/.A 
, ' MtKlK 

Smith, Busab 

Shim.-. M i 
Tai.i.kv, Ki.i/.ai:i.;ii 

Toou, 

Taxi m. Amam.a 

White, An 
Wiuanaom, M. I . 
Wauk, J 'hi i.o 



Re.id.nee. Palron*. 

Ckamim Co.. AlmJkrA . Maribk 

Chambtrt Co., Mo.. Mr,. \. x,,,,,,. 

I Mr.Jobi | 

''"'"'" r 'S Mr. I,i- Bedwa*. 

'". Mr. J. Rbod 

Chambtrt Co., Ata^ltt. ft J;,.j,j_ 

7 Mr. J. Shepherd. 



Pal m tM o, Co., 
Hamiitem, 

. 

L" firitnijr, 

JF'i>/tti\r,l/,, 
II", ,7 /', 
Moron <'.,., J/,/.. 

'''.. 
Troop <'<,., _ 



J.'.-v. 8. n.-.-.|. 

Mr-. W. Smith. 
Mr. .(.SI, : 
Bev.J. W. Tali-v. 
Mr. .1. Tooke. 

A. 'latum. 
Mr.. I II. \\\ 

8. \\ ilktm 

Daottj War... 



FRE<il. i LASS. 



Alposd, M Mb 

A i BTOLL, K. 

Bliorcilhiv S. 

Bbowv, 6. 

r, S\::\n 
COX, Mali; ai.kt 

I 'avis, Mast 

I'hekman, Sarah 

Houasd, Htm 
JomraoM, M unr 

Mum, Annif. 
Ml BPHT, Kliz. 

McK iinirj . 8, 

Mink. Sally 



7Vi,i/;, Co., 

Campbell 

La '  
11 

Fatmia, .,/.. 
A  Orama\ . 

'It, All.. 

Mum! Co., 
Li Orange, 
Dalian, 

Trump Co.. 

Trim j, C,,. 



Mm. M. Alfor.l. 

Oen. A. AjMtell. 

Mr. K. Bftmghton. 

D. M.JBnmn. 

I. M. Strong, ]>,,. 
A. K. I 
.1'".. Thomas Da/ris. 
A. BonneU. 

M ij. I. Hullanil. 
Mr. W. Johnwn. 
Dr. I'. Mink 
Mr. .1. .1. Murphy. 
Rev. I.". Mi Kammie. 
Mr. W. B. Gilmore. 



u 




!.A QJUNOK KKMAI.K COM 



Namti. 
Si Mfffi Manoane 
Swanm.n, Anna 
Bran, Mary 
Thornton, Ki i/.aik i h 
'IVhmi:. A< ii-ah 



Bemdenct 

Bmm Ox, 

!. \ liruniK. 

/..i Qrtmg* , 

I'll/ton. 

111 n 



Pairom. 
Ml^. S 
Ml. S. \Y. >u i 

l;.\. A. Spur. 

Mr. If. Thornton. 

Mr. .1. Turner. 



Itimarji flcpartmtnt. 




Beau, Martha 
Bad bbtow, M. 

Bhoiluiton. Q. 
Bknney. M. 
Bankston, 8. 

Bankm'on, Mast 
Banksi on, L. 
Isank-toS, Mama  
Blaikih UN, M. 
Baldrk.k. Man 

Ol ANIiLL)!, M. 
ClINALKR. MaRI.ARKI 
CbIVEM, Kl.I/.A 
CoLQriTT. J. 

< n\. .1 una 

1W.R. C. 

|M V \\. FaNNV 

Kanhro, W. 
Kanhho, C. 

< ill.UKKT.  ' . 

GliAY, LAUIH 

IIii.i., Aruvsn 

Yancy. 



IIl.l.NDON. M. 

Liskoou, I!. 

Liunoski, Betty 
Montgomery. Charlie 
m iRTSoimr, B 

v. Mary 
Mi i. iin, K. 
Mninv M. 
Mil. ion. Si i 
McMillan. C. 
Mi Kammil.C. 

I'l I.I KN. A 
l'll.LEN. L. 
I'liKKR, T. 

PttiB, Mary 

lkKNWHK, M. .1. 

Smiiii, A. 

Bran, A. 

Thorn ion, Maruarei 
Ware. I'eiu.y 
Walki.h. W. 
Walker 8 



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-I M 

 ll Kl . - 

SopflOMon I i \ 
B. Class, - 

Pfel PAKAipM DSMMM 

IlUl 01 I >>.-. 



26 
49 
60 
19 
45 
K, 



Total, 



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I. A OH iNG  I LI I OLLBOB. 




IMJ anil (foursc of Stuous. 



nuuai sti mks 

Spelling, banding; Writing, Beaentafj KtiglMi (.rammur. 
Geagmpbj and Anttaetk. 

MSB. srriiijss 

Arithmetic, through Fractions; Motel Ge ogr a p hy ; Bagfien 

 Jrammar. RJatory of ilir United Sut.-s ; Ooopoatfoi exercises one 

 lav in ovary week; indent an<l Modem f ainangoa, if <le-ir.-.i. 

wnana snmm 

Arithmetic, cooomded; BoUnj, (Mm, Lineom'a) ; faring, 
(Begun); Natural P h fl oaop hy ; Geography of the Banvene; Hh- 
tory of France ; Kiatory of England; I. if Lerired; Com- 

positiona; Rhetorical readme, 4c, 



nam noron 

Algebra; Logio; .M^ral Phil aophy; 0 -try: WBanft !"..i- 

1 Hi.-tory : Mineralogy; Cfcenrietry; Languages, ifdaaired; 
Rhetorical ami CompoaitiM exercises. 

not annoi 

Trigonometry: Mensuration ; Intellectual Philosophy: Physiolo- 
gj : French Language; Olmstoad's Astronomy; Olmst^ad's Phi- 
losophy ; Mythology ; Rhetoric (Blair's) ; Compositions. 






I. A GRANGE FEMALK COLJ 



Soarb of ?nstrurtion. 



We would m<  t respectfully call the attention of the pebiic to 
tin- Faculty of "isr College. All are pannaneal EVofeaon and 

Teachers; ami a mure c.nmiandini; array M t" Dtonber Of Ifctota, 
 annot be found at the head of any Institution, male or fa 
North or South. In this resj>ect we challenge competition, and 
appeal to every individual patron of the Institution to gatneav, it he 
on. the thove statements. 



Pnslfof, 

The Proprietors ate prepared to board 100 pupils; fnraiabmg 
all with large, commodious and well ventilated POOOM. I' noV 
li 'Use. there an many print .. | inmunitv, who ac- 

eonimodate pupils with boarding, viz.: Mrs. I r. Hill. I r. S. N. 
Smith, Col. .1. M. lieall. Maj. George Heard. Mr. Thomas B. Gfl I > 
wood, James Bradfield, Mr. Edward BroaghtOB, Dr. R. A. T. Jii.ll.-v. 
Rev. J. W. Tally. After! (\x. Rq, Mr. Thomas Thornton, Mr. Wiley 
Wilson, General Edwards. eYc- kc 



ftitts oi fuition. |ml, ftt. 




UTEUARY DWAETlHrr. 
Collegl tuition per annum. 
Preparatory tuition, let division, . 
l'repnratory tuition, 2d " 

LaagaajNt eeea 



$M 


00 




H 


M 


-1 


24 


IX 1 


1 


15 


IMI 


u 






>*^ 




*~+* / + 


V S 




IK KKMALK CO] l.KGE. 



... ! 

' Drawing and Painting  ji.'.i i> 

Oil Painting, . . |.i ik, 

ill W.irk. . ... .90 

Wax Fruit tod Klowi ._>ci imp 

m.'SKAl. MPAOTMIT. 

Mane "ii Pianoforte. . . ... to .,. 

Ihaakos Qatar, 10 00 

Mu-i.- (in Harp If 00 

of musical in.-trii!iii. tit- ;, ini 

Voaal tini-ic- tnnL'l.t daflj to tlie whala iwfconl, par annum, -i 

Board, budodtagftid tod lodgiaa} .... i . 

vTaatling par miiritb. |.oo 

Pupils entering al the opening ol tlie term <>r within two w.-.-k- 
kfter, will be charged for thejeew, nor will uir deduction bo 
! ',.i absence, except for Proridentia] cat 




To answer tin- numerous inquiries as to I \|n'ii,. 

<>f  ]>u]>i! in tiii- College, we subjoin t lie following:  

Board, washing; and ligfata, ni< !, lodging, tuiii.>n, including 
Ihorarj inatruotion and vocal maair, per annum, . . *17"i 00 

linlf \.-ar Iihi iki 

m half a year, par math, 10 00 

All the aboTe, with tlie addition of Pi . hato- 

tien, par annum, . 

" half yaar, . 

ll 1 1-.- limn hull ii vi-.-ii. | i in, i nil,. .... 

Ghargea, bowarer, in bo ioataua ariH 1 an  tone 

nun haJfa fcara, rmlon the diaooatinuaiicc is fur Providential aaaar. 



380 (i 





l.A (iKAN'.K 1KMU.K COLLKOK. 



Sessions ;ino ItotitiiM 



Tl>. oexl i sisting oft > months, 

will ciiiiiiiu'iiri- OD the tir-i daj rfO Bdcl ii W <  in- - ! i;. 

sftea tin- Moond Sabbath in Jalj, following. T%t W i 
i/ mend SatiatA is QemntfMMt*i rfny, an. I on the tl \  days im- 
mediately preceding, trill be beld the public annual examination of 
.ill the ataj 

promptness. 

Then' is do enterprise in lili- in which this rirtne w.nore highly 
necessary, laaa in the prosecution of tejarning. 1'upils who enter 
late are compelled either la loae*ayear or be dragged for a 
trj tl > who woiihl not ban I any advantages over them 

if all h;nl taken an equal >tart. In view,)' - consid- 

eration, we cooM not too strongly urge our patron la wnd in the 

pupils on the viry jir*t J<nj i,f ihr tin,, 

In this c o nne c tio n, we eaanot loo severelj d< aoanaee the pra 
of riartrDghoma frequently daring the term. It wer>- m impossible 

to make scholars of snob, as tor a f.inm r t" reap R harv. >! when the 
year had been broken in upon by trip- of pleasure, Arc while bw 
cref) was being ehoked by the Weeds. 



$I>2siral fftatation. 



A good constitution is aU-imp rtant for any ml all of tea par 
poses and employments of life A delicate and raised system ot 
gymnastics in the form of Calisthenics, has been btredaeed into 

this institution, and so arranged as that it at once blH  pa* my\ 

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pared ol oar eatba plea ofedaeatioa. To make tin- bom 

eat, sad to hapa* ih, popi] with nflcm) 
looted n'ir.l\ i.-. !,. music oftl  



JUDitional fitiUtitf. 

Tha iiisiitnti,,,, bw reached ;i ,,;,,, of ernraeacefar bevoad the 
l*P "<" it* a (Kenda. [( baa doi 

gaian m man* dfcadi | ,| w \ t ..,u f aoj 

eaterprjae, Bui we an bappy ia being abia to aaaoaaaj to tbi 
f.ul.ii. . th.tt oar focilitieaere ., complete. o r boildhigi aro far 
beyond < ...iij- tit :.m is tb8oath; all of oar iK&atioa, -tn.lv. and 
locton^QOfiH bare bam plaaaedaad erected with refere 
grand two-fold object -.f prornoting health aad ttodj among th- 
pupih THe private aparuneate for th- boardeti and wall 

ventilated. 'Ih- Proprietor! have an aggregate iirreataeat of aal 
keathan Seventy-ft. Tboi ,.| Dofia .... oo) j this 

bare charged m wHnfotly for expending ao kagr, 
a ram in n pWff i um an enterpriae Baa 

riooa world may wjr, it. eoBrnwraante wit!, th- imjiaaaiim 
taeiliti.- aad accornaaalaaoBa whack e lender, we reeetfe the 

Baga of th- public. We have bad no Mgher anbitioB u> 

j than -inij-iv to afford all BwoetMTj M In oar papaa 

in their pursuit of knowi . 



|kt| ;mb ^utrson Jfdttttf. 



thcM two rival iir.-raiy B awx ia aipai \\-r- I ,.iv in the 




I year, at,.] have abwadrgMH an aamistakaMe anneal of 

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[,.v r.mN'.K ttUALl i OL1 KGE 



.1 (h.-v m (i.-Min.-.l iiltimat.-h ID WMMJMI|l1illl . It M I"" ">"' I' 

ti. q,,, thai literary rardiag h Ngaate* a- of Btth impartaap to 
tin> stu 'lent in In- m'natiflri P an nin g daring Um pro- 

if mboteti" training ia peeatiaaiy seeaaaary totbe neconaphah- 

mull jf hwrft Uilmdlwi With a view to ni.-.-t 1 1   -  - essities 

ami i'\i:> iii*>, theae ncietiai ware Ofgaoiaed. They each bars a 
legate constitution an. I end* of by-laws, appropriate oflm . I 
iii.l r..n. lurt :.!l of tli ir Lit-in- -- matten with arte aad decorum. 
They meal for the traaaacthHi of boaneai ou afary Saturday mora' 
iag,at which tiin.' each member m required under panalt] t.. itand 
]. an.l recite tho nbttaaee of at laaal titty pagai of liawalnw m the 
acquisitions of the week. They ai.- allowed Wad a ai day afternoom 
for reading in tln-ir reapecthre halls. 

They have already ooUeeted a library of l."k< from Bm moat 
approved author- of ancient and modem tim.s to the extent of 
nearly 1,000 volume* Tha wte of* the co un try will hail this as a 
moat valuable auxiliary t.. female education. The boproremant 
which now exhibits itself in the style of on mi ina t ioi and writing on 
the part of our pupil-, ipeahn volumes for the efficiency <.f tl  
literary organisation*. 



Central tanks. 



This College is strictly antiacctarian and atidmnmiiintinna I. 
< 'ne of the proprietor! is a I 're-l.yt-'rian an.i the other a Kethodht, 
whilst the Principal of tha moaja fcpartmeat h a Bepfaat Iba 
proftaeon ud teachers generally arc divided with reaped to th.ir 
di norni national attachments. Out ohject is to remote, as far n 
paaribia, erery inf.uence that Bright tend to impr.-s epafi the mind* 

 




Li OSANOE I KM.u.k 



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! '" "I ,!l " ir *** momi :,.) ,,-i^i,,,,. ,.,;. 

"* , " M " t,,irt - v ,l,iMI "-  "Kf ' ripfcma, wging nd 

' '' T " ,; "- :li1 ^ .Tl.ap-Ui^i, 'u.,,n :ir , ,u|.. , 

nm.idi. by the opening of next (arm, a eplendid onm 



health. 

 ; "" i "" ' ' '  toW haw,,,, bm, rMtad ia 

<""'>- I.;, aa epidemic which ha, been attended dorm* the 
* by ..!, BwuBtT, it. b com. neeamtyfcr na ... etata, 
i>t. That the health of the Cofleg  onawfiy good 

. "'' " : ' P"patk*Bli been but ow death, aad that 

tatwaaBj feeble sod rickhj. 
:; ' 1 - '' bw facto apeak mora rttoogh, forth* h,a'l,h of ow 
facade*, !, * add the &d that daring the two b* Bonthaof 
flw term, and wbfle the epidemic prevailed i town, then, occurred 

J". low. than thirty nw, ,,f m-ask, among our pnpik 



n 



?tlu5xr department. 

for * deptoeat entirely um Ntaageneaii have been 
"1 JW. D. W. CfcaN | ia . i,,.,, s .. rur ,.,, t() ,,.,,,, the mdgd 
faculty at the opeaJag of the next session. Of fob w,l!-k ami 
dJetmgwehed pfefaaer of .tatfe, ,. ,.. , , iy ,, g^ 
been aaaaio/od for the hut bnfa yam at th, bead of tfaja depart- 

 




LA GHANtiK FKM.U.K OOLUBOB. 



mMitin two iiiKlliiilnw fit J w dly hhjt i W' " in AUb 

and dwHgh,  M fffiKg tO ikUt tli." Wl*8t "f III.' I'lll.'i-'   

bkncriH BaflN it. that tba *) bhjhatl w hfhmw thai ootid 

be pass^.1, liavo from tbm totim been prMRMMtd bjrthi 
nUttd IVM.I,'ntK offtcae inttitntkoa oa>tha duHMttraad qjaaKfi- 
aasaaaof Paof, C, 

Bab* in iwurl tiir outline of tha uiginhafina and plan of tha 
ih|Hif art mad* oat by Prof. G btBudf, fron which it wiS ba 
a that no iiMitiuii.n. Worth ot Booth, pi i lha poblk .1 

aqatbeaatwa oftahati and faiilitic- tliat will at all ooaspara with 
this, and wo do sino-ivly tru>t that tin- fabbe will not only Bpprft- 
rinu- tin.' k-tlorts whirli BO  Baking to eWCt a high standard of 
rnii-i.-il tM*C awl -skill, bat by 1/ I'tbeml jmlromuft reward thoM 
efforts. 







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Li GRANGE FEMALE COLLEGE. 



   



THnsir Department. 

h tha department, none bol the most thorough and i 

],li J *nndTeach< <#>y*d,anyoneofwhom is 

^""Petentto hke tl, . ,., ,_ , Ml . Ilt , iN ^-^ A 

tin of the prominent featarea which dwtlngniah tl,i, Rteoltj,  
1* AH the toetrwtion is given M a uniform ptaa, and un.hr 
dauone. batructiou given by one or two, however 
led they may be, b bj ,,. mean s ,,,i,j,. n , to illsliri . to tll0 
pupil the higheat degree of aoeeeaa. Onel , !, r nay -xe,! i th. 
art of imparting prefaminarj instruction, and laying a thorough 
v.i: ', 
m. Another may excel in de^ekping and training the voice 
d ear. Another still may impart nperior taeta and eipreauon, 
; ""1  that confute, tl..- >,,;,/,.,.,.,,,., musical Onention. In the 
organwtjcn of thi. Faculty, the high** order of talent and the 

wsified attainmenta Lave been -,/,,/, th leenri 
the pupil the moat thorough an I externa* eourae of training, In all 
the varied and important detail, Mceaiary to .ho attainmeatofa 

h] o h ,! "-' of excellence in immcal skill and taste. 

2d. In addition to the unusual advantage! afforded to the pupils 
oftha  feSege by thk combrnati.   nmneal talent, apodal indue*. 



M 




LA gkan;k KKM.U.K OOLLSOB. 



h are offered to those who are preparing themselves to become 
t,, u hers ; and also to young ladies who wish to pursue the study of 
,i,<.ic alone or in connection with other ornamental branches, after 
they have closed their other studies. 

3d. Owing to the large number and varied attainments of the 
Musical Faculty, and the still larger number of young ladies in at- 
tendance, who are perfecting themselves for teachers, together with 
others who are devoting themselves exclusively to the study of 
music, the standard of taste and skill among the pupils of the 
College, is rapidly improved and elevated, and their ambition exci- 
ted. In addition to these advantages, public lectures will be de- 
livered, and a variety of concerts given, embracing tho highest range 
of both secular and acrf. music, with a full and effective orchestra. 

4th. The whole business of teaching has been reduced to. a 
rigidly scientific and philosophical system. All the pupils of the 
College, whether properly music scholars or not, have daily exer- 
cises in the theory and practice of vocal music, embracing prelimi- 
nary exercises in elocution, such as the articulation of consonants, 
eotirA of tho vowels, and vocal gymnastics. The last exercise 
named, has been found to produce a surprising and gratifying effect, 
in strengthening the muscles of the throat and lunge, developing 
the voice and expanding the chest, thus counteracting the tendency 
to stoop, in consequence of the crouching position which many 
young ladies assume at their desks. 

5th. Instruction is given in marching to music, in order to secure 
that most difficult attainment, correct time. 

In addition to whicl 1 they are thoroughly trained in Calisthenics, 
for the purpose of imparting that grace and ease of motion and 
manners so essential in a lady. 




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l.\ MAWGE ikmai.k OOL 



It will bt MM MM Mil Faculty is arranged on a new plan. It 
forms a distinct ami  ell-organized society ; having Pm*MMI who 
will oirect their attention more particularly to those bran, 1, 
musical science and art in which they more particularly excel. 

The Principal ha* far many years been convinced that the in- 
MMring MM. of the public daMwW.sy.Mn! of instruction mom 
MMOMjl mm] tWatod, Hd embracing a far wider range in the 
_ fertile and inexhaustible fields of musical knowledge, than has h-r,- 
toforo been adopted. The great difficulty in maturing and earning 
out a plan which would secure this object, has been, that fur want 
of numbers, the tuition money in no one school has been sufficient 
to pay the salaries of a corps of teachers, lufinently larye, and at 
the same time possessing the MMMMM attainments. This hereto- 
fore insurmountable obstacle has now been removed. The La 
Grange Fkmale College, under the indefatigable and self-sacri- 
ficing labors of its worthy President, and his co-workers, has ac- 
quired a reputation and tab. a hold on the public confidence which 
has secured an abundant supply f material for the full consumma- 
lion of the plan proposed. 

Mm* ewry fa. iiitv k now afforded wbi,l, . ... _ 

chase. The salaries for teachers and the MM. required fcr the 
purchase of Instruments. Apparatus, <fcc, far the s p plv of al , t!u . 
wants of the Music Department will probably exceed" 1*008 for 
the first year. 

b view, however, of the wide spread and rapidly increasing 
prosperity of the College, together with the gratifying succe^ ,!,!, 
has heretofore attended the efforts of the Principal and Professors 
Of the Musical Faculty in other fields of labor, it is confidently be- 
heved, that these art* efforts and sacrifices will be duly appreciated 
and rewarded by a generous public.