The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-19
EDUCATION.
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Mr. and Ffrss HarDY's Classical, English.
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Mr.. and Brrs. Harby's Classical, English.
French and spanish School
9H8Ytk5s 6S or ne S Teoe5 aq'q " q1 Ps8is
received at any sage Of educaon and thoroughly pre-
III HARDY 6as had twenty-thEee yeers experience as
Teacher and feels assured that he can fulfil the reasonable
desires 81 those parents and guard ans who enir1st II
u limited Of BoaIders will be received in the family
her exerons 70 insure polish Of manners and genteness
The ensh and Spanish viii be taught by experienced
instructors TERMS.
For Day Pupils, from 81 70 $40 per Month
Boarding Pugis, from $40 to $50 per Month
We % with pleasure recommend Mr. aud Mrs. HARBY'S
ACADEMY 70 the confidence and patronage of the public
Isaac johnson, Governor OF the State Of Louisiana
Charles Giagaue seereia.y Of staie.
Alexander Dimty Sup. General Of Public Education
Geo y. Bnght Justice Of the Peace.
I'D. 3. Desow, Professor University Of Louisiana
q. n. Cohen, ADM
8. ID. Cg0ssman. Mayor Of ire City.
Joseph Sen9s Recorder Municipality Mol
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ElooUiion
Modem Eoquence is OF the same style Of species with that
which ancient critics denominated Attic Eloquence -
The subscriber proposes 70 Young Gentlemen an elegant
Q. cur senators DyiHes hawge and even Actors, have
not re instruct and interest aud enee must speak
Warm from The heart, ard TO the heart ndJrassed.'
EoT Eoeqton the gica part Of the Science Of Rhetoric
ana impress speaker.
Education-To the Ladies.
most respectfully inform the Ladies, whether single
married, that intend 20 form class for thefspeeal benefit
n order 70 inst aqt Them ID POLITE LITERATURE and
the i1gh Branches Of Education. The class W Be CON-
pesed o. from i've TO ten aides and the lessons impaired
my Hail. Of ot either OF their houses at hour that may
SUIT them a. the afternoon or evening will be happy to
instruct suc az nag not SD 10 be the public class
theiF own domces. provided not less than five Ladies at
tend Ny terms are $40 per Month ior each Ladg-ionr
lessons week
particularly address myself those Ladies who are sen
sioe OF the importance Of Education and who feel
that the brightest personal charms additional us
IRE rom Tie attainment Of Bsetg knowledge and
where no beauty Of person IS the power Of elegant and
grammatical language commands love and esteem. Desde-
II saw oheIos rsape 10 bis rnind5'
Jas In GEO w HARBY. Naiades St.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
rs BOARD Frs OR DAY PUPILS
GARoNDEbEr STREET MAR ST. JOSEPH STREET.
tfnEA kliahkli IN 1912 under the superintendent Of
~ the Misses ALLISON from L0ndon,-n this fnslitn-
ton conducted The best plans Of European Instruction.
theories, superficial methods OF teaching elicit display
esored TO- IN any Of the various departments Of science
or .iieranre
The French Language g under the supernendenoe Of
French gentleman Of high literary attachments other lam
gnages music and the accomplishments taught by
tiers ct equal eminenca in their professions.
Drawing R every style taught by the Misses Allison,
themselves pupils for OF one OF the most eminent
drawing masters ID Europe
10 Terms be known application 70 the residence
ofthe Misses ALLISON. CaTOndeets st. ms 1y