The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-09
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MON't pA--lhe next Session will commence
OF wednesday,, the 18TH Of September, ard con-
tlnue to tue first Monday in July. TIE Institution
aims 10 give thorough education. The course OF
study IS Collegiate, Systematic, and extended.
Lady finishing the Course is entitled 10 Diploma
Sklliul and experienced teachers FL the Ornainer-
TAI and Literary departments. In the family OF the
Principals, pupis are received who, together with
the advantages OF pubic education abro ad enjoy
The comforts aud social Icild-nccs of happy home
Board. including fuel and lights, $500 for the Col
ireiate lear IGron-Pupiis under eight years,
so per Collegiate Year; under twelve $50; over
twelve, or in the Colleeilte Department. $40 Mu.
sic-Piano, Harp, aud Guitar, with use or instru-
men:, $50; French, DC, DC, 500 Stationery, 81 ;
Fuel, 81 Vocal music, by superior vocalist con-
nected with the School, constitutes part of the
dai-y instruction, without extra charge Payments
IN adVance-hail at entrance halt at the middle Of
the Collegiate year l5th of February. Appt alton
can be made AT the School rooms, Foushe, near
Grace street. or By letter 30 The Principal.
b. RICHARDS, A. Nj Principal
from Reo IL. L. Bichford, former PRINCIPAL Of the
In leaving the Institution where I have long en-
Ioyed SO large patronage, felt sort of public
duty 10 commit II iUto worthy hands. |
take pleasure in resgn:ag it into the hands of Mr
Richards, announce that my largest wish i This
respect is gretiEcd. Taa high testimonials Mr. K
eAhitlts-but more particularly on acGuaint lnce
with him for mouths past, both 10 and oul of the
school rCCm-give every assurance that the In.
stute need not pass into better hands. | therefore
cheeituly commend him to my former patron
age, and to a public approaching and DESTROYS to
MAINTAIN high standard OF Female Education.
NJ. l. BICEFORD,
sc 4-d6tec3t Principal of r. Y. l.. Iusritute.
III UsIC-!nsTRUCIIU ON THE PIsNU.-
LII FRED NULFF, Professor of Alusic, and Or
gsnist III ~ 1onls Church, IN this city, having en-
joyed the kind and liberal patronage OF this COM
munlty du ing thu last IL months begs leave to saw
that ne viii resume the duties of his profession on
the lst eff October next. His terms are mod.
crate.
He takes the liberty to refer to the following gen.
tlemen
Rev Mr. keppler Volger, Prof a. the Uni.
Minor, Esq versity Of Va
Thomas III AltTend, ESQ A Strecaer, ESQ
John Endich. E q
Please leave your orders ar the music stores of
Ne srs Hari old d Murray, II Taylor, and Nash
d WoodhDusr. se4-6*
KS. PbLLnT's L GLisu AND
17A FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOX YOUNG LADIES, Broad street, opposite the
CITY Hall, Wi. open MONDAY, Oct A. Msthe
mates and Eatura! Sciences will continue TO be
under the charse Of NJ. ROSTER. The depart,
ment ct Modern Languages Drawing and Paint
ing are Allied by Mr. persco, long well known as a
successful teacher. The French is taught by Mr.
Perslco and Miss Vassas and equally efficient
teachers are secured in all the oher Departments
A class Of pupils under years OF age will be re
celved. All letters Of enquiry will be promptly an
swered address the Prize pal. au 30--d& vow
4 'iiAh'.ES w. EAEtstE wan resume the
- exercises ut his SCHOOL, in the basement OF
TRINITY Church, on the lst October
TERMS PER SESSION OF IL MONTHS
Heading, Writing, Spelling and Mental Arishme
senior English Department. Observation-Disclosures 30
Sc lin