The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-25
EDUCATION.

nAY sCuOna EOH G1D.S A.. =
sTp rCT pE1tlN eanS
u.v,r. i III =, De . EEN .3nD AND SIN =.
the Ho,ns SchnoI I" sho,t ,,r.n,s &C. Az ,,,,n.
will - ra..;r.S IT. $50 ~, .,.;y pn aSa.
The M oounse
conducted i EaSli.b brancbe. from sas TO Sac
GS - - e,n ss n:x.s M. - - '.
proSe..ors n,;ces In.,ruc,;o,,s an The Hsrn Piano
or Guitar in the family to six or eight OF the pupils
if desired. Immediate application requested. The
School will commence Let Monday in October.
B. B. MINOR, Attorney at Law.
Law Building sept u, le52 se22-fs
NJEW CLAeHICAL eCBOOL. BY THE
~ REV, WILLIAM LOVE-The s.bscriber
would respectfully inform the inhabitants of Rich.
mond ans its vicinty that he will open Classical
School in the house lately occupied by David Ander.
CON- Jr, ESQ., on 7ih street near Leigh street. on the
LIST Monday in October. From many years uccess-
full ex perience, he hopes for share of public pat
ronage.
Location-It is one of the very best in the city for
YOUTH being very retired and at the same time con.
venient The rooms are large and Try.
Session-From lst October until lst August.
Terms-For all the English branches $40 per ses.
sion for Classics and Mathematics, $50. Payments
for five months invariably In advance.
WILLIAM LOVE.
REFERENcEs-John C. Hobson, John Mab-n, w.
F. TAYLOR Fl w Quarles, Esqs. Sc 22-2w*
XT0TTNC Ta0TE., T1aTTTTI'CI a.
\ pIcuapnS, 1905 D.. A. p:n,[
fordaS Snbnoi Eo,Sheo uao 80. r. DIN
ioiu oenooI' roust,1, isaI uiace streeI Cnuich'
and continue ,ill the first Thursday in Juiy.
TEaMs-S2O $50, and SAC per Collegiate Year.
Stationery 81; Fuel 81 PAYMENTS in advance
halt at entrance half at the middle of the Collect
ate year, 18th of February
Music and French are taught bv accommodated
teachers
Sc al-fs r. RICHARDS A M pri,.;n,,
MRS. itENKIOUE,S
ENGLISH AND FRENCH ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
Richmond.
AIRS. H.. formerly of this civ and 1stelv of
Iva Lynchbare wishes to inform her friends and
the.public. that she will re open her Academy for
Young Ladies', In this city the st of Oct 0ber
~ tle nne scaooi room lately occupied by Mr. Fineh
between Broad and marshall sire lis
Cornpetent ASH star ca will he emnloyed in anu
branch where NEEDED
TEpys-S.o 500 ,n3 eao Co.. a.. C-L
Branches; Ancient and Modern Languages, each
S2O
Each OF the above named tliti1n fees subject to
aoeducfion OF per cent for those aoa0 engage
her Pnpts TOR the whote soho asttc year Of 10 mouths,
ana pay ca n SESSION OF Ece months en- ADVANCE.
For Information concerning personal qualifca-
uohs and hdeity as teacher, Mrs d. refers to her
NUM- rous patrons and pupils, both in Lynchburg
and Richmond now residing in this city.
MRS. ii Will be found every morning at the
SCHOOL ROOM, and in the evening at Mrs. Pen
dietons boarding house, Main street, between 9th
THNJE NEXT SE~eION ~ tho -nosc ,n.r'
l. SCHOOL viii commence on the first Mondav
in Oct ard close IN the Iast of Jnlv 1884 For the
better advancement of his nunls he number viii
be limited Is twenty.
THOMAS II E6Y II
Room on 23d between Broad and Grace.
Sc Io-dtlO'
Hiss NEViNs, SCHOOI,.-Th- Ihird SEES
Iva sion OF Miss NEVINS' school for vour o
ladies, will commence on Wednesday, Septens.
her Eth at the not,ape onno,ita inc Msdica Cniieo.
The course of instruction is thorough in both Enr.
ljsh and ornamental branches 20
pRrcPs or TUITION pm srssroS
Higher EngIisb branches SAC 90
Liver 10 % M
Music 40 M
Drawing ana he Ianonaoas exrr,
Eai,h .n6 efi.,p, i..cbere ora hao,, ,c.c,a
TO assist III the different departments.
Sc l5-l2"
FNuE ly.!SSEo KERRY intend ~ onen a
| school Tor tn. jnsfructioD nj vounp Iadias on
"Wednesday S,otanher 18th Of thair ,as;6arca
on Fifth street. beiwetn CIav ana Leigh IT,
course OF instruction Wi, ne ,hornuqh in evsrv