The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-04
EDUCATION.


CarrOlItOn Episcopal Female Seminary,
G miles M iEom New 0Lsag and 2o yrd' beyond the tsrm
REvD ELIJAH GuloN, Rector Principal of the English
REv'D CHAs II. WILLIAMSON, Principal of the French
Mas. CLARA D. M GUIoN, Principal OF the Musical De.
The RT. REv'D LEoNIDAs POLK, D. D., will s,-oncio,
1rTc '0riAI supervision OF the general Affairs OF the semi
l 9IGS@ Of .d%n fer 4. S young dis. all The
reception boarding pupils on MONDAY NoT.mbeT ftR Sso ia
] 5 a9o spacious M Mansion formerly Known as the Haa"
@ sy & ITa,sa III @ r. Il the healthy and ehsd Of csotS
at all hours by the Railroad.
@ @MGc and Wa,hmg i so per t,Gm Of months, P,tIumegs
per Pupils viii hsst' pillow cases. tovs
napkins, spoons and iTr The other requisites WI uInl,hd by
sT o.6s saRii ioa T 5 'i' sm su3s S aI'I '% s
ess Tae sRop and Cesy the rToo,2 ETsep.
GhqsG6 IN Louisiana caroIon Parish Of Jefferson, 0eber
NEW ORLEANS FEMALE INSTITUTION,
At No. DE 81 S2 B2AE5ss EpE r. Y9RSs R nd
supervision Mrs Macauay; the advanced the
lay assisted assisted By another ssptleman 10 give Instructions
Dancing, Vocal and instrumental Music the most accom-
pllshed professors employed.
and French school, and the aim o % the principals f is to eOn
duet their pupils through substantial and systematic coue
Of studies, atfordng at the time progressive know
ledge and progressive discipline Of the heart well the
Of intellectual culture ample arrangements have been made
No efforts will be wanting promote the ri
he Pupus ana young iaules received into the family
5oardeFs will share in the eOymens privileges and atten.
The Play. .GrOund-an item essential to schools large
dry and secluded from public view; and references when
Tequred will be made parents who have had their
ters at the Institution for years.
delivered to the advanced classes by Dr. Maeanay during
winter and to aid the pupils understanding lectures
scientific Subjects the school furnished with the requisite
mad personally by letter oDiSGSio88 Sasi 8md&W
HIGH SCHOOl-Atthe conner of Race and Constance
H streets, by Rev'd ALEXANDER CAMPBELL
p. RATES PER MONTH: .,oo
9th Class in Spelling, Reading, Primary Arithmetic and ~
4h Class IN any Of the preceding, with Arithmetic and
Sd Class - - with French. ....;. %
2d Class Sc with Latin or Greek. ; w
lst Glass I" with Mathematics, 49,
All the Glasses exercised n PenmaPshiPs Composition and
e Evening Classes will be commenced on the INST Mon
| day in November-per Month 30. GA imos
| DUBITC SCHOOL NOTICE;-Tbe Second Municipal
iy Night School viii be opened opened on MONDAA' the llth
All while male residents between the of ten and
twenty one years who engaged through the day in
Anpioston for admission be made to the Recorder,
either member of the Committee, or the Principal Of the
'iaGUot School hours, from 6I5 to O'Clock.
COMMITTEE:
| a. :. LINCOLN, J. L. LEVY, w. MONAGHAN.
ola I'm
RUCKWHEAT - 200 assorted packages for
NJ W. ARTHUR co % and . New Lovec.
CIGARS-2OOO 900 assorted from 81 to so per
na wv l. io' 's sA.' XRrHUR co. IS and New Levea.
OlL-5o baskets genuine Plagniol Sweet Oil, in
"a F"'' u 'ptpS;u1AN L. ~, - r....,t,..t..s.