The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-06
EDUCATION.

M A6S ANNIE Sc ALVEY respectfuliv
~ announces g her friends and the public that
pupils) on the "pfANO FORTE" She bers le.ve
to refer to the following gentlemen of the Vrainis
Female Institute, Stauntot
Rev. II. II. PHILIPPE, Principal
Rev ]. c. Wheat Vice Principal
Rev T. 7. Castlemsn.
j. G. Engelbrecht Professor of Music
Also, Rev. Geo. Woodbridge, OF this city
TENNESSEE per annum, or 65 per month, paya.
blequartery. Residence on End, between Marshall
and Claw streets. se Sim
ENNGLIsH AND classical SCHOOL
Ia FOR ROYS ON SHOCKUE HILL.-The sub
scrioer will resume his School on 4th street, be-
tween Grace and Franklin, on the Ism September
Terms cf Tuition per ten months (payable quarterly
as usual
10 the English departm snt, including fuel and sta
ao1ers ..:...-.-..-.---.-- S52 w
Sc 6-dl2t* T. BAsS
II. DE COSTA. begs TO inform bis pupils of
III his return from North. Having a few unoc.
cupied hours he will be happy to impart instruc.
lions on the Piano, Flute, Guitar and n Singing to
sucn Ladies and Gentlemen as desire it
A note or message will reach Mr. DE COSTA at
aus rooms, at the American Hotel. Sc 6-3w.
YOUNG LA DlES' INSTITUTES. RICH.
MoNp, VA.-The next Session will commence
OF "wednesday, the 18th If September, ard con.
tlnue to the first Monday in July. The Institution
aims 10 give thorough education. The course of
study 10 Collegiate, systematic, and extended A
Lazy nnshlng the course is entitled 70 a Iiploma
Skiiiul and experienced teachers ill the Ornamen
.ai and Literary departments. In the family of the
PRINCIPALS, pupils are received who, together with
the advantages OF pubic education abro id, enioy
the comforts and social influences of happy home
Board. including fuel and lights, $780, for the Col
legiate Year Tuton.-Pupis under eight wears
$50 per Collegiate Year; under twelve $50: over
sw"iye, or in the Coiiesiete Department, s4O.> Mu-
ntaI sN,,,k.
ment. 500; French. &c, &c, 500 Stationery. al :.
Fuel, 81 Vocal music, bv superior vocalist con.
nected with the School, constitutes a part of the
daily instruction, without extra charge PAYMENTS
IN adVance-haf at entrance, half at the middle of
the Collegiate year, l5ta of February. Application
can be mace at The School rooms On Fousne, Ne ar
Grace street, or by letter 10 the Principal.
4. X CAARDS, A. NJ Principal
From Ken. NJ. L. Bte':foyd, former Principal Of the
Institution.
| In leaving the Institution where have long en-
Joyed SO large patronage, felt sort OF public
| duty TO commit 1t into worthy hands now
take pleasure in resigning it into the hands Of Mr.
Richards, to announce that my largest wish in this
respect IS gratihed The high testimonials Mr. H.
exhltits-but more particularly on acquaintance
with him for months past, both in and Out OF the
school room-give me every assurance that the In.
stltuie need not pass into better hands therefore
| cneeItully commend him to my former patron
age, and to public approaching and desirous to
| maintain high standard OF Female Education
| NJ. l. BlCkFORD,
| Sc 4-d6teC3t Principal of II. s. Institute
| MISUNDERSTANDING On THE PIANO.
| Nl FRED WULFF, Professor of Music, and Or.
| ganist at st johns Chuich in this city, having en-
joyed the kind and liberal patronage of this com
munlty during the last IL months, begs leave to say
that he will the duties of his profession on
| the LIST of October next. His terms are mod
| crate.
He takes the liberty to refer to the following gen.
| tlemen:
Rev Mr. Keppler E volger, Prof at the Uni
| Minor, Esq versity OF Va
Thomas NJ Aiiiiend, Esq P Fl Tay lor
| John Endlich + q Nash g. Woodhouse
| o A Strecker, Esq
Please leave your orders at the music store O
Messrs. Harold u Murray. se4-6,*
| GCHUUL FOR BOYS On CRUKGH
| ~ HlLL.-Mr. <. w. CONE proposes to open
| Classical ana Commercial School tor BOYS, ON thu
goth inst, on Broad street, Church Hill, oppo