The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-11

B. D. LAZARUS, ESD. 1.ss Obs I. IOWNDES, ESQ.
JAMES MACBETH, Esq EDwAEn LYMAN, Esq.
October II .s5z thm
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. i'm beuti4et @4uGbaufe, gitaiasFtraEe.
llnterri9t TN Bu@9atten Ne9nen stf,it'n lao n Der
englifden @pra9e tae8li4 BON ! tis lr Heenb8.
8eoinsanseu Dotfats per g'pHst.
SELECT SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES OF The AFBREW FAITH,
7Ta sgd sH AyESus NEW YoRkTo Tas
IsRAEL1TEs OF SOUTH CAROLINA. ..H.4l5.s
MRS. HENRY s1MoNs HAVING BEEN RE-
| lHl QUEsIED by many southern and Western
friends Whose children have been educated at the In
situtel to make known her School, announces to them
that she receives pupils from the ages Of seven to s1
The pupils S m
J MUSIC and SINGING taught by able Professors; SEW
ING and EMBROIDERY made an especial instruction;
DANCING and GYMNAsTIC EXEROIs sES taught dur
! Ing the winter season.
The pupils attending the Institute will find 1t home
III every respect and will be taken with their
moral and religious training Pupils enter. the
Institute at any time.
For Circulars, apply above
August 80 thstu 2mo
HONIE e SCHOOL FOR BOYS.--
| YIlHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL B g
/ i resumed on e&EOOND MONDAY IN sEPTEM.
Der, and continue t@ months. The number Of pupils
1 Is limited to- twelve
England and has had than twenty years
Careful snd tborough boz instruction WIN be given
LATIN snd GREEK CLASSICS, French and Spanish,
with O. complete course Of English studies, including
Mathematics, Commercial, Arithmetic and Book'Reep'
Pupils viii be treated in all respects members Of
his family and will receive the undivided care and at
tention CT the Principal in the preparation OF their
ReferencesMTo s the Faculty Of the South Carolina
University. and to present and former patrons
Tor and aed5sis TRp .s
scoulnbl., August. 1858. atuth August II
| UOLLE0E OF CHARLBs1OM, SO. Ca
fYNHE FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE OF CHARLES
i TON would respectfully inform parents ana guar
lepiate Education that this Institution has been re-.
opened under very favorable auspices and at greatly
Forty Dollars Per Annum able quarterly Students
from the interior obtain board at reasonable rates.
in respectable families rsysidne in the city
Candidates for admission into the Freshman Olaas
must bo aoe TO translate into English the whole Of
Cmsars Commentaries Virgil. Clceros Select Oratons
minute snowledgs Of the Latin Grammar and Prosody
Incireek, they will be expacted to possess thorough
knowledge Of Vslpy Greek Grammar Anthem edition.
portion Of Jacobs Greek Reader the rst two books Of
xenophon's Anahasls, and the first book of Homer's
In Mathematics their knowledge will be expected to
include Arithennetio ncuding Fractions, Vulgar and
Decma Extraction Of Square and Cube Roots Young
Algebra throngh simple ana nrst three DOCKS
| of Legendre's aeometry. .,!.2S=
Geography both Ancient and Modern will be the sub
NR,s-ssadenta Will be admitted to partial course
upon special application.
N! r. MIDDLETON. LID, President,
Professor OF Logic Political Ec2nomy. and tne Ell;
1s.oo dl,ristsuty, aud hvrty rroIessor OF Moral
and Political Philosophy.
REV. JAMES W. MILES, AM .s5
Professor Of the Latin and Greek Languages ana Lit.
Professor ef Astronomy, Physics and Chemistry.
/ JOHN, ,McCRADY, AM, s=5#z.z.I \
Professor Of Mathematics. ~
! F. A. PORCHER, A NJ,
Professor Of History Ancient and Modern; Rhetoric
Bellies Lettres, English Composition and 'Elocuhon,
F. e. HOLMES, A. NJ,
Professor of Geology. pamontolosy and Zoology, and
59''t - : LEWIS R. G1BBEs, NJ D.,
~ Secretary of the Faculty
MAll papers in the State insert once week for two
weeks and send bills to College of Charleaton, so Ca
Ootober4 th1