The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30
EDUCATION.
DTCHNoSD FEMALE TNsTITUTE

DICHMDND FEMALE .rS
10 ON CLAY. TENTH AND MARSHALL sTs I,
sicHMoND' vA-Ths next session will com menee
first Monds In 0ssobs .na n,ssad y sny time
Sus il highly dssrsbls for them to be present the
irst day Of the session.
TIE ooss OF grounds, buildings and outfit has been
.haat seventy thousand dollars, and additional
main, nor expense will be spared to satisfy every
reasonable desire. The course Of instruction 70 ex
tan dive and liberal Able aud experienced teschers
h.vs been secured aud the most approved scientific
sppsr.tu. school des.s. 3 Q, have been provided.
Mr.. R r. LATHAM. Msth. aud Physc.l Sciences.
Rev II. Il. TUCKER. Ancient snd Eng Literature
Dr. r. EAI hEM5s eStiDg s e. Branches.
Miss ELIZABETH " NELSON, Ensish Brsnche'
Miss NINA CaoLLET. French and german.
Mis- JANE 8. sTANaRD. Preparatory Depart
Mr.. GEoReIANA MONROE, Preparatory De-
Mia. MARY C. LArHRoP, Preparatory Depart
sn and md asiar
MhssAaAH suLLY Harp.
Mrs EMIL, LYr asUs ssr Drawing Painting, &C.
MI and Mrs r. sUBLETT, Stewards Department
TERMS PER SESSION.
Fulton fOhdo a IN Preparatory Depaitnsai::... 50
Ancient and Modern Ian guages. each........... 20
Drawing, Painting ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to 40
- Pamphlets contaiuing further information may
- as6-dSm REV. B. MANLY, Jn
OOLLE g late sEMINAKY.-S. s
~ STEPHENS will reopen his Seminary on the
first Of October at his former on the corner of
Franklin md Fifth Streets.
The boarding department will be continued as last
year on the corner of Franklin and Adams streets.
The Principal will give bis undivided attention to
the interest Of the School, aided by the most accom-
pished assistants. jy 16-M&Th6w
INSTRUCTION IN THE ENCH
l. AND GERMAN LANGUAGEs.-The under
signed having recently returned to this city, after
residence Of several years in France and Germany,
will give instruction In the above Languages to phi
vate Glasses, at such hours in the afternoons and
eVenn GO OF each day - may be most convenient to
Scholars.
Application be made to myuelf in person. at
the store of Messrs Kent, Paine & Co., between the
su s~2aw2w Charles E. KENT
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
THE Rev. w. E. WEBB, A. M, will
4 open a School for young Ladies', on Church
Hill. corner of Broad and "A streets, on MON
DAY, Oct. 1st, 1855 Instruction will be given in
all the branches taught in most approved
semiuaries either By MIR. w himself or Competent
assistants For further particulars, apply to the fo
lowing gentlemen: o. P. BALDWIN, Esq Mr.. JOHN
WILLIAMS. Mr.. A. Y. STOKES and Col. E. FoN.
TAME. au24-2awtlO
ERENCH LANGUAGE-M E. GUIOT
4 having some time to spare from the duties OF
is anxious to it in giving instruction in the
above language. He has commenced the formation
of Glasses for the Afternoon and Night to suit the
convenience of those engaged in professional and
mercantile life, and |ho are mainly occupied during
the morning hours.
A few hours of the forenoon would be devoted to
classes in Schools if arrangements could be made to
that effect.
Terms moderate and made known on application
at the Powhatan House.
NJ B. Private lessons given If desired.
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