The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29
EDUCATION.

1lAi eUnUUL FJn GIRLS, MAIN
II STREET, BETWEEN SID AND 4fh.-
Having discontinued the boarding department Of
win be received The School viii continue under
the highly qualified l,dics Who have heretofore
conducted it English branches from $50 to $40;
French, &c, $50 each Pintr {, drawing. &c. at
Professors prices. Instruction on the Harp, Piano
or Guitar In the family six eight of the pupils
if desired. Immediate application requested. The
School will commence Ii Monday in October.
B. B. MllOR, Attorney at Law.
Law Building. Sept 81 1889. se22-fs
NEW CLASSICAL SCHOOL, BY THE
~ REV. WILLIAM LOVE-The subscriber
would respectfully inform tho inhabi,ants of Rich
mond and its vicinity ih& he will open a Classical
School in the house laelyoccupsd by David Anderr
son, Jr Esq, on 7h street. near Leigh street, on the
LIST Monday in October. From many years success
ful experience, he hopes for share of public pat
ronage.
Locaton.It is of the very best in the city for
YOUTH being very retired and at the sarue time con-
venient The rooms are large and siry.
Session-From LIST Octo,er until 1st August.
Ierms-For all the English branches $40 ger ses-
sion !; for Classics and Mathematics, $50. Payments
WILLIAM LOVE.
REFERENcRs-John C. Hobson, John Mabcn, w.
F. Taylor, fl. w Quarles, Esq,. se22-aw1
YOUNG LAUIEs' INsTITUTE.-ar.
l. RICHARDS heretofore Rev. M. l.. Bick
ford'O School, Foushee, near Grace street Church
session cummeIces Vedn esday. Sept. 18th,
end continue till the first fhursdsy in July.
TERMs-s20. $50, and SIC per Collegiate Year.
Stationery 81 Fuel .Gi. Payment in edvance-
half at entrance half at the middle of the Colleg
ate year, 18th of. February.
Music and French are taught by accomplished
teachers
Sc al-et z. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Principal.
MRS. HBNRIQUE's
ENGLISH AND FRENCH ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
Richmond.
M ks. h., formerly ot this city, ana lately vi
Isl Lynchhurg wishes to inform her friends end
the public, that she will re open her Academy Tor
Young Ladies', in this city, on the i st oil Oct0Der,
in the fine school rooInlstely occupied by Mr. Finch
over the Sycamore Church, On llth street,
between Broad ana Marshall Streets
Competent assistance will be employed in any
branch where needed.
TKRms-S:O, $50, and $40, for the English
Branches Ancient and Modern Languages, each
$50.
Each of the above named tuition fees subject to
q deduction of per cent. for those who engage
their pupils for the h0ls SchO aStlc year OF III months
and pau ca session Of ice months IN adcance.
For Information concerning personal quathca-
lions and fidelity as teacher, Mrs II. refers TO her
numerous patrons and pupils, both in Lyncnburg
and Richmond. now resiClng in tns city.
Mrs II will be found every morning at the
SCHOOL ROOM, end in the evening at Mira. Pen.
dleton's boarding house, Main street, between 9th
and 10th streets. Sc 22-l3t*
TglHE NEXT Sc SION of the subscribers
4 SCHOOL will commence on the first Monday
in Oct ard Close the last Of July, 1853 For the
better advancement OF his pupils, the number will
be limited 10 twenty.
THOMAS H. FOX, Ir,
Room on 23d between Broad and Grace.
Sc 15-dtlO*
MISS ANNIE Z. ALVEY respectfully
I'VE announces to her friends and the public that
she will give instruction TO limited number of
pupils) on the "PlANO FORTE" She begs leave
to refer to the following gentlemen of the Virginia
Female Institute, StauntoI
Rev. Il. Il. Phillips Principal
Rev. J. C. Wheat. Vice Principal
Rev I. t. Castemau
J. c Engebrecht Professor of Music.
Also, Rev. Geo. Woodbridge, of this city.
TEnMs-$50 per annum, or S. per month, paya-
bequarterly. Residence on End, between Marshall
and CLAW streets. Sc 6-lm~
CHARLES w. kEkSEk will resume the
" exercises of his SCHOOL, in the basement OF
Trinity Church. on the lst October
TERMS PER SESSION OF 1U MONTHS.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Mental Arithme-
TIC 90
Senior English Department Observation-Disclosures. 30
Classical Department. 40
Sc lin