The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-07


i SCHOOL, on 18th street, via be 70 opened on
Thursday, 7th October next
Teacher Of foreign languages, Mr.. n. A. STAI.
Cos. 7-5t4
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE. RICH.
i mOND, VA-The next Session viii commence
or Wednesday, the 18th OF September, AID con-
tinue to the first Monday in July. The Institution
aims to give thorough education. The course OF
study ID Collegiate, systematic, and extended. 4
Lady finishing the course Is entitled 10 Diploma.
Skilful and experienced teachers I'LL the Ornamen-
tai and Literary departments In the family of the
Principals, pupils received who, together with
the advantages of pubic education abroad, enjoy
the comforts and social influences of happy home.
Board. including fuel and lights, s200, for the Col
legiate Year Tution--Pupils under eight years,
$50 per Collegiate Year; under twelve, $50; over
twslve, or in the Collegiate Department, $40. Mu-
sic-Pisno, Harp, snd Guitar, with of instru-
ment, $50; French. &c, &c, 500 Stationery, 81
Feel, 81 Vocal music, BY superior vocalist con-
neeted with the School, constitutes part of the
daily instruction, without extra charge Payments
in adyaGce-half at entrance, half at the middle of
the Collegiate year, 18th of February. Application
can be made at The School rooms, IN Foushe, near
Grace street, II by letter 10 the Principal
2. RICHARDS, A. NJ Principal
From Rec. N. L. Bedford, former Principal of the
Institution.
In leaving the Institution where l have long en-.
joyed SO large patronage, felt sort of public
duty to commit It 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 gratifed The high testimonials Mr.. X.
exhlbits-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.
stitute need pass into better hands therefore
cheerfully commend him TO my former patron
age, and to a public approaching and desirous to
maintain high standard of Fem lie Education
NJ. l. BlCKFORD,
se4-d6teo3s Principal of Il. ). Institute.
EfUSIC-IkSrkUCTIO ON TIE PIANO
LII FRED. WULFF, Professor of Music and Or
ganst at st JohCs Church. IN this city, having en-
joyed the kind and liberal patronage of this COM
nlumty during the last 12 months, begs leave say
that he will resume 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.
Rev Mr. Kepp!er volger, Prof at the Uni
| Thomas NJ Altriend, Esq o s,recker, Esq
John Endiich. Esq
Please leave your orders at the music stores of
Ne srs. Harold d Murray, Taylor, and Nasn
d Wnodhouse. se4-6.s
AIkS. PELLET'@ GLISH AND
lsA FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOCL L
FOR YOUNG LADIES, Broad street. opposite the
| City Hall, will open MONDAY, Oct 4. Mathe-
matics and Eatura! Sciences will continue to be
under the charte Of NJ. ROSTER. The depart.
| ment Of Modern Languages Drawing and Paint.
| ing are filled by Mr. Persico long well known as a
successful teacher. The French is taught by Mr.
| PeEsIco and Miss Yassas: and equally efficient
| teachers secured in all the O her Departments
class of pupils under years of age will be re
ceived All letters of enquiry will be promptly an
swered. Address the Pfinc.pal. au a0-dAw6w
fNhAkLES w. kEhskE viii resume the
| ~ exercises of his SCHOOL, in the basement OF
| Trinity Church, on the st October.
| TERMS PER SESSION OF IL MONTHS.
| Reading, Writing Spelling and Mental Arthme-
| tic Observation-Disclosures S25
| Senior English Department. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
! Classical Department. 40
| S. lin