The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-02

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ssaatiisi Halls ~ - !, m 4, Collage, -
esnsicman we'll ksaN nttrrsuliass .i.d rcssses
Ing al that tact and expcr. noe, ard those literary
and scisnti6c quail Acstiobs, rcqstsiteiu the ecm-
plete aud permanent success Of this important. en-
Serprise.
Tho Spring Term will commence on Monday,
March ga, under the supcriuteudance Of Mr.. WI.
lsms, aided by eoppetcnt aud experienced teachers;
the ehnee OF tcachets hc course Of study, and the
general discipline OF the College being subject to
the pledge Of their perinansn, co-operation and
counsel.
1t isthe purpose Of the Board to build up On in
situation which shall fully meet the wants OF our
city and in this effort they hope for tho co-opera.
tion and sympathy Of ali stsLisent and liberal
citixens.
The Institution viii heneeforth be exclusively
Tor femsie pupils, and will somprshsnd Urinary
aad advanced depsrtmsnts, With the dssisn cf "a
ultimate thorough Organisation and classification,
and Of such advancement and progress - the intel
ligsAt patronage Of tho community will sustain.
This arrangement secures the cooperation And
influence Of d. sanford, 70 whose libe.ality and
public spirit the 1nstilution Ia indebted for ths
very favorable terms which have been made for thu
use Of his rooms.
The terms Of tuition will be, a. heretofore, sis
and eight dollars per quarter for ordinary studies
with n small additional charge for incidental ex
penses, and extra charges for Latin, French, Ger
man, Music aud Drawing.
! DIRECTORS.
I Hon. r. p. Lowe, Hon. 8 X. Curtis,
| Rev. W. Ii. Williams, Rev. II. Gum,
A. aI brl lt,sa.s''c q. Ii. Perry I. <. Ford,
J. ". uGDEs, seey. X. \. LOVE-
/ Keokuk, March l6-d President.
KEOkUk CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
| FIlH undersi gned will open on Monday next
4 i the 10th Of May, in the Iowa Medical Coilegs
in this city, Classical School for the instructior
Of young men and boys, in which ~ill be taught
| Ancient Language, Sciences, and higher Mathe-
mates; also, the higher branches Of commou
English Education. Regular recitstions in scrip
ture viii also be kept up during the session.
The scholastic year will be divided into fou
quarters, Of ten weeks .r,;, rib;
Language, Sciences aud higher Msthematics, pc
quarter,.,........ ............. ..........$iv y,
Common English Branches, per quarter...... 81
Payable II the end Of each quarter.
/ w. w. JAMESON, Principal
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Rev. no. w. Scott, d. b., Prest Wash. COL, Penn
Rev. Vim. 2. Alrich, D. b., Prof. Math., do
Robt Miiligan, A. NJ, Prof. MAth. Bethany Col
Rev. j. 4. Moon, Principal Moaongali. Acad. Va
Hon. Il. Il. Rssd, Washington, Penn.
A. s. Richie, Esq., " est Middletown, Penn.
Jno. r nornish. Esq, keokuk, Iowa.
J. II Craig, ESQ, /"
Messrs. Rankin, Miller 4 Enster, keokuk, Iowa
kcokuk, May 8, IS dim
KEOKUK HIGH SCHOOL.
Fourth quarter.
flNLE Fourth Quarter of this School will CON
L mence on Monday, May 10th, in the rooms o
9Th street between Main and johnson.
Tue same high aims in regard to scholarship an
discipi,n will be maintained rs heretofore. tn
school will hereafter be open 10 both male and 4.
male pupils.
There will Be three aepartrnsats--Primary, Ii
I tcrmediate and AeAdenc--in which the charge pt
quarter Of ten weeks will be IS follows;
Primary Department, per quarter,..........$ q q
! intermediate Department, per qunrter,......
Academic Department, per quarter,..,.,.,..,. ~
These rates. payable invariably by the middle
the quarter defrsy the entire expeusesof tuisiol
There will be general weekly exercises in Con
position, Eiocution, 70.
No deduction will be made for absence, except
eases of protracted sick ness.
The services Of Prof. Braes have been secured
give instruction in ermAn, French, Drawing, 81
Oil Painting. He will also give instructions In Il
preparatory exercises Of Perspective Drawing FRI
Of charge.
J. NJ. McLANE,
Keokuk, May &, '5s-d Principal.
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