Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27
IrAsHroNABLE pANcING.-The fourth

al TSAsHfONABLE DANCING.-The fourth
| Il and last annual session of the undersigned vii
commence on Tuesday, October LIST, 1850, at the Ex-
change Concert Rooms, with increased facilities OF al
fording to young ladies, Misses, Masters and Gentle
men thorough and practical knowledge Of the above
elegant accomplishment. The Exchange Rooms he
convenences they possess, convenences for Teaching
and Dancing, not afforded by any other Rooms in the
city The undersigned feels satisfied that the arrange
mens and style Of Dancing to be adopted the coming
season, will give entire satisfaction His style is syse-
matte easy and graceful embracing every fashionable
Ball Room and Drawing Room Dance taught in this
country and in Europe, together with number taught
by other teacher, comprzing among them the fol-
loving Redowas Mazurkas, two three and five time
Waltzes, numbering 10 all, over twenty different Walt
yes, with the New Jenny Lind Mazurka. Also, the
Spanish and French Cuadriles, the German and Anne
| rican Cotlions Polkas and Mazurka Quadres, with
all the Fancy Dances, introduced by Eilsler, and
other eminent artists.
The success which the undersigned has met with
in Richmond and different parts OF the State, is
sufficient evidence OF the advantages his system possess
Entire reliance may be placed by parents and guar
dams bis experience, capacity and determination to
impart to his pupils all the graces OF this desirable and
important accomplishment.
DAYS TUITION
| For Ladies, Misses and MGsters--Wednesday af-
ternoons, from to O'Clock, and Saturday mornings
| from ii to o'clock
For ENTHUSIASTICALLY and Thursday evenings,
| from II to 81 o'clock.
| Terms, &c, made known on application. Any note
addressed to Mr.. M. and left at the office Of the Ex
change Hotel, will be promptly attended to-
Mr. NJ may be seen at the rooms any day from A.
| M. until p. M.
N. B.-Those wishing to take lessons will find it to
their interest commence with the session.
siderable deduction will be made when entering for the
season.
P. S.-Priyate lessons given.
Sc 26---tf CliAS A. McEvOY, p. D.
| NSASEIONABLE BANGING ACAD DENY !,
! u AT BOSHER'S HALL, corner 9Th aud Main
| Streets-The session at this Academy will commence
ION uPSdaV OctOher There 1OUT
teachers employed dividing the classes that each pu
pill will receive the best of instruction Their style OF
recommended all others, in this State and in North
| Carolina. They have selected Hall away from the
business part OF the city that children may attend
without Inconvenience, and the teachers pledge them
selves that nothing shall be wanting their part to
impart an easy graceful style of Dancing to the pupils
under their charge.
Inc Glasses for young Ladies Misses and Masters,
under the instruction of the Misses CdrncroSS, will meet
| on "Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock and on Satur-
| day mornings at ii o'clock.
The classes for Gentlemen, under the instruction OF
Mr.. Nichols, ASSEMBLE on Tuesday and Friday even-
ngs at N O'clock.
For terms &C.. apply at the Hall, fronislo to II, A.
! M. or fromi3 to 5, T. M.
Private Instruction given to classes or Individuals
at the Hail. or instruction given in Semlnaries or am-
lies i application be made at the Hall.
| ~ Among the variety Of dances to be introduced
Fashionable Polka Cirele--ghe new Military Cotion
arranged by Mr.. Nichols, together with every variety
OF plain aud fancy dane ing introduced by teacher.
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IN ACtOMplfTSHEU YOUNG LADY
ca Viruinian bv%aIrth--is DESTROYS of obtaining a
situation as tes<.,er in private family in healthy
section or the ssga Having studied i'd the best female
schools in ts ify she feels herself fully competent to
the task Of gvr ustruction in the English apdsFrenc
languages, M &c. Letters tpostpaid) addressed
to a. 81, Tinss# sdice will receive attention.
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- s ssggr,,ction which, ii Toned to be
3 IA starnatic enbrsrss The foIIowing
/ 49, oeIing: Resding: Writing; Airline
ftten; Geography ancient and modern,
# 81 S. ssS If the G3coes; English Grammar; Rhet-
tiers, with frequent Exercises IN compo,;
sI Philosophy and Chemistry, illustrated
Music IF
h ior the session d zen months as follows
- s.y.. 30 90.
ssss stes. zach. ......... 20 90
ss....-............... 40 90
Az ss SA Nh s, Philosophy and Chemistry
sss@s sIsE I've charges is required in advance;
M vi ss md of the term.
s% Is k;.sc4 al anv time and charged ac-
y ssys ~ s-sion no deduction will in any
sss.; NJ &C ne unless it be by protracted
5 ssssnt however that ali who would
/ # benefit Of The institution, should
s AZ soon as possible alter the
er,n the classes will be organ
s -. late must necessarily be sub
, ls,es.
Js@i ssssS e ce. unless excused for special
ss ard in the family Of the Prin-
s IA .s
~ ss4s $a,hFul account of the scho-
45slssssssiS a The several pupils, will be
S ,rdians living at dis
Sea- IN INC in the village.
tance,s tend preaching every
| . boaIGe hip. however, as may
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% E aesgGnei g. y s;tna niles nom Hampden
| sdnev College ,auI;s 3 Sess from every quar-
ter. being connected - Yes Of Stages with
/ Richmond Petersburg anl NtSyrg
re IO-2aw3w NsN
:. u ss1fr5lalT. FOR LIfvf LIZ BOYS will
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