The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-02

NE directors 0f this Coilege have made ar
1 rangements with DR.. Sanford, BY which tn,
| Institution will be transferred 10 the large ant
| oeansitul Hal Of the Iowa Medical Collefe, ant
have elected Rev. Chas. A. Williams, Principal,
gentleman we'll known and recommended ne possess
ing All that tact ard experience, and those lierar,
anu sciehtlnc qualifications, requisite TO the com
piete aud permsn ent success Of this important en-
| terprise.
| The Spring Term win commence on Monday
hsTok 22i under the superiutendsnce Of Mr.. vii
l.ans, aded by competent and experienced teachers
the choice Vt teachers the course Of study and Ii
general di'otpl Of the College being subject to
tue supervision and approval Of the Board, with
tue pledge of their permanent cooperation and
counsel
1t is the purpose Of the Board to build ND an In
stitution which shall fuzzy meet the wants of our
city and In this shors they hope for the co.opera
t,o' and sympathy OF all intelligent and liberal
citIsens.
The Institution will henoefor,h be exclusively
lot female pupils, and VIII e,mprehend primary
and advanced departments, with the desi gn If an
Aiiimate thorough organization and classification.
aha " sueh advancement ana progress AS the ints-
iigeht patronage Of the community will sustain.
lhis arrangement secures the co operation and
influence of DR.. Sanford, To whose liberality and
public spirit the Institulion y Spdebsed Ter the
very favorable term, whisA - - made for the
use Of his rooms.
The terms Of tuition ~ill ls 1suu,ssor.. an
and eight dollars per quartz aG 11nafy stuaaGI
with small additional char - 3ncidc en- - -
lenses and extra charges for 11xlns French, -.
man, Music and Drawing
Hon. K. p Lowe, Hea ii r. Curkanz
nef. " II. Williams, Rev. 3. 0unns
A. Bridgnsn, c. Ii. Perry, /. K. Fora,
J.. W. uGpEs, see'y. II. P. LOWE,
heokaA March lt-d Drssident.
kEOkUK CLASSICAL. SCHOOL.
''hk nndsrsigred will open on Mss1AY n4xt,
! the 10th Of May, in the Iowa Asaigot ooinoO,
IN this city, Classical School for ~ inSo1ro5nn
Of young men and boys, n which viii ~ -
Ancient Languages, Sciences, and higher MatAe-
mates also, the higher branches Of C0md~ru
| kngiish Education. Regular ree,tations in9Sftp-
turs viii Also be kept up during the seesten.
The ftholastie year viii be divided tu9e 4ous
qaarterf OF ten weeks each.
TUITION:
Languhges, Sciences and higher MatheuA4teo, -
q
lommo bngi,sh Branches, per quarter. 81
Payable at the end Of each quarter.
W.W.JAMAESoN, W. prissipal
Rev. Ino. Scott, D. d, Prsst VISA. COL. Pen
Rev. VIM. ? Alr,eh, p. D., Pref. MatA.. ds
eob'' Miiiigan, A. NJ, Prof. AssA. BstAsay csl
/ lege, Va. Al
Rev J. R. Moon, Principal MoHonxAlia ADD. W
Mon. +. r. Reed, Washington, Pens.
| Vim. Mckennan, Esq.,
A. $. Richie, E.q West Mlddls,own, Penn.
9na; :; =; M Aornish' Esq, keokuk, Iowa.
Mes srs. Rankin, Miller Enster keokuk Iowa
keokuk, May g. 'Ss dim
AEOklk nIOM SCHOOL.
Fourth Quarter.
fNHE Fourth Quarter Of this school will com
L mence on Monday, May 10th, in the rooms o,
9TH street between Main and johnson.
The same high aims in regard 10 scholarship an,
disciphn will be maintained as heretofore. Tn
I I'll b. or n tl iaI mall nd a.,