The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-11
EDUCATION.

NEW ORLEANS FEMALE ISsTITU FE-OR,
~ Day AND BqARDING SCHOOL foR f 3 iAPTys
MACAULA ". This Institution is under tie personal
eaTg s0d Scientific departments are taUsR by DE- Macan
lay assisted by another gentleman. To give rsTnCOn in
The French, Spanish and Italian languages il Drawing,
Dancing, Vocal and instrumental Music, the nlJet accom-
plished professors are employed.
and French school and the aim Of the principals is to con.
duct their ppqs through substantial and systematic course
studles aOrdng at the time progress know
ledge and progressive discipline Of the heart well the
mind For the distraction Of pupils of every age and grade
q intellectual culture ample ARRANGEMENTS have been made
efforts viii be warning TO promote the improvement OF
boarder will share in the eoyments privileges and atten
The Play. GTound-an item essential to schools large,
dry and secluded from public view and references when
required will be made to parents who have had their daugh
A course Of Lectures on History and biography will be
winter and to aid the pupils in understanding the lectures on
scientific subjects the school furnished with the requisite
made personal!y or by letter. au2l $mdSW
CarrOlItOn Episcopal Female Seminary,
1--WE miles from Nsw QeaGi and go yd' beyond tue tsrn-
REV'n ELIJAH GUON, Rector and Principal Of the English
REv'D CnAs. H. WILLIAMSON, Principe! CT the French
Ms. CLARA d. NJ GuloN, Principal Of the Musical De-
The RI. REv'D LEoNIDAs POLK, D. D., will ezaasrao,
txsTe's 'h"0I s1PsfA'g o. The general ahliE' o the sent
Tb; nstution Instruction Of young ladies' al the
branches OF complete IhtliIa9 etuI22n vi. g opened 2 me
tie ELEGANT am spacious Mansion formerly snoTnas ihe Aa
House the reirnce 81 Dr. j. L. tstltt
sandy situated in the hesby and retired Of Caroto.
the bank the ,pF river md accessible from Ne" Orleans
all hours by the RAILROAD. ------.
The expense for Boar1, Tuition English, French and Vo aI
Mu1c, Rud WRfhn-, SOD per Of nents nsrIme'
Mug- including Of Instruments, $40 term DrlEng Sa
per pUpis low towuI.
napkins spoons viii furnished
The lneu ...Al pEymtu,5 will he tquhccStrcy and Hra-
IS vista 10 lie pupils will be raatn;to parents ind
guari7U izGi by them. Saturday, NJ
apart reception visitors No Visl cgIvsl Sunday
Rsft-cRcss TIE bishop sud Clergy of tie uet7nt Episcopal
Church Louisiana. GarTOo Parish OF jefferson, UctIer
| 49, 1852. o24 Pm
II IGN sCiUOIAtt the corner OF Race and Constance
| / Streets by Rev'd ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
RATES PER MONTH:
9th Glass in Spelling, Reading, Primary Arithmetic and
geography. W
9TH Glass any of the preceding, with Arithmetic and
., Steograpy' "
I'd Class " " with Latin OF Greek. 90
LIST lass 9 " with Mathematics,
All the Classes exercised in PenmGnshp. Como iun and
Defamation weekly by all The Pupils sufficiently advanced
E Evening Glasses will he commenced on the first Mon
day in Noyember-per Month 50, GA limos
DUBLlC SCHOOL MOTH E-The Second Municipal.
iy Night School VIII he opened on MONDAY, the lith
inst, In the Marshall SrnOo House.
All white male residents, between the ages Of ten and
twenty years who engaged through the day in
useful occupation are privileged 10 attend.
Application for admission must be made 10 the Recorder
either member Of the Committee the Principal Of the
School,
School hours, from 6]z to 9 O'Clock.
COMMITTED:
A. J. LINCOLN, J. L. LEVY, W. MONAGHAN.
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