The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-26
.TELEGRAPHIUT NEWS.
rr We received NO TelaerapLic DesnafI6ss
last night - - B

''1s "tett-F F.sfsEts
AMBERT's LOTTERY OFFICE, No.
- 8 NORTH CALVERT, STREET. BAIFf-
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUMiS HOTEL TIE
OF sale Of Lottefy Tickets within the STATE
q Virginia being DOW IN violation Of law, and al.
sefiber would respectfully solicit the orders Of lii
ienda ana others who may feel disposed ia purchase
Having been a resident of Richr.ond for upwards Of
thirty years and being pretty generally known
throughout the State, he desmsit almost
q give any further that all bushes couf
~ 70 nm VIII be promptly and properly attended
" Packages single tickets and shares in ali the
Mary land lotteries, for sale. tlsssf. .ti.-t4
% The printed official drawings sent to eorrespon,
dents by the first mail.
EH'PIizes cashed at sight. E
- Address -.------ THOMAS LAMBERT. -
no 2o-ifts Baltimore, Md.
|. .,psll MUSICAL NOTICE.-STG. JOS.
LINZ BORA begs leave to inform the ladies ana
49, gentlemen of Richmond and its vicinity
SEA That he has just received the permission Of
the use Of the Lecture Room OF, the Monumental
Church, BY the kindness of the members of that
CHURCH, for the formation Of q MUSICAL ACADE-
JOS B respectfully invites the Ladies from A;
M til p NJ and Csatlemea after dark 90 Wed
nesday December 18th, 1875, and continue every day
His classes almost formed. Any person desir-
ing to join are respectfully requested to commence
together, otherwise they viii be compelled to wait ill
another class IS formed. The public is respectfully
invited to attend the two that they
may form az dea Of the beauty and advantages of his
system; 1t this mode of instruction does not CON
vince them of its superiority, they are free to with
dr S,S from the school, without any charge
The public are invited to call and examine his Mu
seal Library and Jenny Lind card de lS-ln*
ENOT THE FRIENDS OF EDUCATION,
MISS LYEORD, having recently arrived in
this city, from Baltimore, is DESTROYS of forming a
class OF pupils in MUSIC and FRENCH. She is
mat the G usphay chosen By and
tiers and wards is past but she does not to
teach the English branches she believes that her ad.
vertlseInent will not be considered out of place
Miss h. desires TO call especial attention to her plan
of teaching French Instruction in the angue &c Is
given IN manner that enables the scholar TO COM
rnence conversation IN 1t almost imme d;ately and
thus to acquire perfect knowledge of it with great
facility 1t has been the custom of Miss L. to cause
her pupils to begin conversation as soon as they ae
Quire the rudirnents of the language conseouenrIy
they do not labor under the disadvantage epe
in many schools, of being unableto speak Dr to un-
able to read and write il. Miss t. commenced the
study OF the French in early childhood continued il
under native Teachers and Completed it in distin.
guished foreign family, that of the of
Don Calderon de la barca, late Minister from Spain
to the United States. :s.s.t st.i v'34--f. $50
Music, Vocal and Instrumental is taught according
to the plan pursued by the most eminent Professors
of Baltimore. As the attention of Miss Lyford has
been particularly directed to the study of Music ana
French, and es she has had pErence and success IN
teaching these branches of a pelite eauc alton she
hopes that she may be deemed worthy df the conf
denee OF a discerning public. 70 . -s
!, Besides the names appended which all tits
thought necessary to publish from extensive list
Miss L. refers to the parents of her scholars in Essex
King William, King and Queen and Gloucester coun-
ties in the two last named she has been teaching
the above branches in conjunction with the English
for the last three years s,sua -r.-. .=-f 49,
1t is the wish of Miss Lyford to commence her
of instruction early in the month of January
1854. All who DESTROYS Of entering the classes
viii therefore make immediate application, when
her terms will be made known. -..
REFERENCES. st-.F.
g AIMEE ROGET,
MIR. ASHUR CLARKE --.. g. .... e ,5
Prof j. f. PETRI, ----'--.----- ti------ts
% JOS. GEGAN. Conductor of the Cathedral
~. Choir, Baltimore. d r
In this CITY, Miss Lyford considers It sufficient to
give as reference the name of the Rev MOSES d.
HOGE -7-.,,.- ff..
Apply at the residence of the Rev. M. 3. Sweeney
Marshall street, between 4th aud 5th nearly opposite
St James (Episcopa) Church de l2--ime