The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10

MRS. j. WARING AxoN,s SCHOOL u FOR oHII-
Iy DREN will reopen on Monday 10th inst, at No.
~ MEETING STREET, third door north OF Smiths
Lane. - September 8
Mrs. n. f. w, ALLsrON's
noARDlNG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
Is DIES will reopen d. VI on Monday October. 1st.
FRENCH will be the language OF the School
For I @ ana aoofeSS 81
a5- Raleigh, savannah and Columbia papers Will
please insert once week for three weeks e aLd send
their bills to this Office mwfl3 eeplemoer
sCHOO. NOTICE.
rr,HE EXERCISES OF MISS O.. a. KELLY'S SCHOOL,,
for Young Ladies' and Children win be resumed on
the 17t inst The Ian OF Instruction s similar 10 tnaf
formerly adopted in the Charleston Normal SCHOOL, and
pupils desiring 1t will prepared to enter that Institute
French taught without extra charge. Special attention.
given to Primary Department Scholastic year
Of two equal sessions For particulars, apply to WM.
KELLY, Esq, No. so st. Philip.street
Hon. wM. AIKEN. "a. SAWYER, Esd.
ED. sEBh1EG, Esq.
DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
MEsDAMEs A. G1RAnD AND 4. L. DowEIL.
YJHE EXERCISES OF THIS INsTI rUTE WILL BE"
Il resumed d. W on Monday, September 17tb, 1866.
French and German .haunne olratu'.
French and English. .Mrs. DoWel.
Mathematics and the Higher Eng: .
sh Branches. Mr.. q: W. Alexander
Primary Department. MISS A. farRer
Writing Miss tleapor.
Italian saSmora aa ros,.
Music, I.s Vocal and nd Instrumental, piano..
Violin and Guitar. Mrs finAinu.
Music, Vocal elehos ai
For further particulars. apply at s. W CORNER OF
PITT AND WENTN ORTIZ SHEETS. ~ -.x
August 20 . mWllo
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE Of
SOUTH CAROLINA.
YNHE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS"
4 =TNSTlT(JTION will commence on the frBt MOnUQy
of November next, and terminate Oh the first Saturday,
OF March ensuing
J. EDWARDS HoLBRo0K n. D., Professor Emeritus
of Anatomy. =.
FRAkoIs T. MILES. M D., Professor of Anatomy.
JULIAN J. CHIsOLM, NJ D., Professor of Surgery.
e. GEDD1NGs M. D., Professor Of Institutes and.
Practice of Medicine.
JAMES M0ULTk1E, M. D., Professor Of Physiology.
Medica and Therapeutics.
THOs. G. PRIOLEAU, NJ D.. Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
O. U. SHEPARD, NJ. D. LII. D., Professor Of Chem
istry
sAMUFL LOGAN. n. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.
+. L. PARKER, NJ D., Assistant Demonstration Of
E. GEDD1N6s, Dl D., Dean pro- tenn.
EXTRAORDINARY Or SUPPLEMENTARY PROFESSORS.
NJ D., Surgery; P. eERvA1s ROBINSON. NJ D., 1nati-
tutes and Practice OF Medicine; EDWARD GtDDINGS.
NJ D.. Physiology; GEORGE TkEsGO + NJ. D., Mate
ria Medca; T. NJ. ROBERTSON. NJ D Obstetrics.
The Extraordinary Professors Lecture each twice q
week. Course tree. They sill also give the Summer
CourHe
Clinical Instruction at the City Hospital by pEYRE
PORUHER, H. d.
Clinical instruction at the poclinc, connected with
tha College, on every Wednesday and Saturday from O.
o'clock This important charity is now in success
full operation
Chief of Medical Oiric Professor E. GEDDINGa. NJ.
D.; Assistants, p. GEkyAlS ROBINSON, 81. D.; GEO
Chief Of Surgical Clinic. JULIAN J. oHIsoLM. NJ D.
Assistants SAMUEL LOGAN, M. D.; +. L.. PARKER,
NJ D.
Fees for the Course.-For the Professors. S105; Ma.
circulation, once, So; S1U; Graduation.
$780, mth!8 September