The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-30
Boots, BrOgans, Ladies' and ChiIdren's Shoes.
BY SYKES. HYDE g CO.
EDUCATION.


Carrollton Episcopal Female Seminary.
w. l he T. o SST % 0T', ''s 2T yd' beyond the srn
REY,D ELIJAH GUION, Rector. and Principal English
- HEy,D CHAs H. WILLIAMSON, Principal Of the Frspah
Mas. CLARA D. Nj GUIoN, Principal OF the Musical De-
The RT. REv'D LEoNIDAs POLK, d. D., will .,-,3,o
hIcs 'i'itorIal supervision Of the general affairs the
mi Institution ~ fsr tRs n,nnspon ot young ladies all the
ePO Ct 9 G9'1P on vii he T The
the elegant formerly inown as the Ba;y4
situated healthy and retired town Of Ga1fSIsob on
at ali hours T 6y the RRP Rs4gP5 5's and accessible from New Orleans
Ma sae7% sa %ssng T sG o qGn @ @ in E9s French and y9ss
Mg ncusog use S instruments $40 per $!5
napkins, 'rooni and fork The requisites e rnirhb by
GS payments will be IsqulredIy and nva-
ap other! S1 Sioe T 2S S Sem ssIs P md
"P W @ typlGn p G 1is9rS No visits received Sunday.
ChqS9 III Louisiana CarroIou, PARISH jefferson, October
-, -oS2. O24 3m
NEW ORLEANS FEMALE INsTITUTE-OR.
- DAY AND BGHRDISG School FOR YOUNG LApIEs,
n M n f3P Efie &c. BY DIR and Mrs
supervision Of Ms Macsuay The sdvanesd 6sss s m
lay assisted BY another genemsn o gve oH r MSGsG
Ee French, Spanish and Italian languages in Drawing
pliSPed professors employed ''s 'OS' a''o"
f The school arranged to make it both an English
duet their pnp through substantial and systematic eoue
ledge discipline Of the heart as we'll s tSe
mind For the instruction Of pupils of every age and grade
no elotts will be waiting to promote the improvement of
the pupils and young ladies received into The family rs
noarders VIII share in the eoyments, privileges and aen
tons OF daughters. ~ ~
The Play Ground-an item essential TO schools large
dry and secluded from public view and references when
required WI be made parents who have had their augh
course OF Lectures on History and Biography will he
delivered 10 the advanced classes by Dr. MaCanav nTn
wlner and to aid the pupils in understanding the 4nes on
scientific subjects, the school is furnished with the reGne
apparatus For further information application NAV he
"iue petso"l,ly VI ny leteI. auSl 3mdSW
HIGH sCHOOIcAt the corner of Race and Corstoroo
IL streets, by ReV'd ALEXANDER CAMPBEfT
:, RATES PER MONTH:
9TH Class in Spelling, Reading, Primary Arhmetc and
4th Glass in of the preceding with Arithmetic and "
Sd Glass - % with Frencb '''''''' . ~ ~
"a "a Et1S :, =, with Latin or Greek, 8 90
lst'ISa t; with Mathemales
All the Casses exercised in P@nmanship Competition and
Defamation weekly by all the Pupils sufficiently adono
az Evening CLASSES will he commenced on he first NJ
"o2 =" -,o'e'iueI-P -PeI 'ontlI 70. o-i limos
pUBLLC SCHOOL NOTICE-The Second Mnricin,i,
Iy Night School will be opened on MONDAY the iitb
INST, in the Marshall Scnool House. e ifi
All white male residents between the ages of ten and
twenty years who are engaged through the day in
useful occupation, privileged 10 attend " " '''e
Application for admission must be made to the RscorJ
either member oil the Committee, the Principal of the
School. f vi 'ie
School hours, from 615 to o'clock.
COMMITTEE:
A. J. LINCOLN, J. L. LEVY, w. MONAGHAN