The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-29
EDUCATION.
QlCHMOND FEMALE INkTlTUTE.-
IL Tho cses of the lDstute win be resunaed On
the frat MONDAY ia October


QICHNOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
The xs,cises OF the ipstitute win be resuaed on
the hrtt MONDAY ia October
TERMS PER SESSION:
boeId. 100 90
Tuition In Collegiate De department. 30 20
Tuition in Preparatory Depart0e n. 30 20
Ancient or Modern Languages. each......... 20 90
The large number entering the Institute during the
last session, t268 has encouraged the Trustees to
provide still increased facilities and the arrangements
raj scae a. the spacious and convenient accommoda
tions No pains will be spared TO secure the hisbest
advantages to the young ladies' who may honor us By
For catalogues, or further information, address
B. MANLY. ia,
y 2s-dsm Riehmobd, We.
sas56 q tHHpR AMP RMaATHkMATICAL 5
the LIST October and clsses the 18th July.
The of instruction 10 designed to give boys tks
eosss r should s
number of pupils justify it graduate Of Of
best institutions is expecte be associated with tbs
scholarship, of long and successful experience ss .
teacher now travelling in Europe. The School will
consist OF two classes. Senior and Junior and q
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT, which will be exclusively
for small boys to whom much attention will be
given:
TERMS-(payable semi Annually in advsnee.l
Senfor Ctsss-The Classics and higher Mathe-
Junioy C,a.s-The Rudimsnt: Of the Cis..ic:. '' W
Will INC MgueI EnRHe0 DTAnCnSSssss.....s ON tV
Primary Department : Spelling, Reading,
Writing, Grammar, Geography, Arithme-
T anv M Modsrn ,.,; ~ {. se
the usual Professors fees Due notice will be given
of the location Of the School, The subscriber
vii, viii be 3 in Richmond n from lot August, and csn
between and | O'Clock He desires an interview
with the parents of the pupils.
To those not personally acquainted with him. Mr.
Martin would submit the following testimonals-
would also refer TO Professor Harrison Of tho Univer-
sity.
UEIrEasIry OF Va, June Soth, 1856
Having understood that my young friend, Mr.. Roger
Martin, of Richmond. designs engaging in the busi.
ness OF instructing youth, beg leave warmly to
commend him to the attention of ouch d. sire to
secure accurate and thorough instruction for their
children or wards. Mr.. Martin il good scholar and
practice. His studies at the University have been
pursued with that success which gives pledge that
he will not only convey to others what he has learn.
ed but that he will inspire his pupils with zeal fos
their studies, which will make their lessons not q
task but ples'u e A. Christian gentleman, Mr..
his ftiends may have Termed respecting him. end
may safely be trusted with the sement and In
The undersigned unite 10 cordially commendrs
Mr.. Martin to the confidence and patronage Of tbs
community. MOSES HOGE,
UNIvERsITY OF Va July s'h, 1883.
take plea:are 10 Recommending Mr. Roger MAJ
tin (formsrly an assistant in my school and since
student OF the University 10 TIL citizens of Rich
mond ass well qualified and ia thful tescher.
~ 22-2taw3w = MAUPIN.
YOUNG LADIES' 'SCHOOL.-MIsS M 4.
y kY PEGRAM will open Boardins and Day
School for young ladies, on the lst October next AZ
her residence ic Linden Square, Franklin street.
The course of instruction will bs thorough and
branches of education Competent assisants will be
employed in each department, and great care b.
used in the selection of Text Books
The English departme will he under the innne.
diate supervision of MISS PEGnAM. With due
Uf the responsibility she assumes shs will de-
vote herself sedulously and honestly to proper
fulflment; aiming the highest standard of fsma,s
education, and conscientious use OF the means es-
sential to Its attainment.
be taught by gentleman we'll qualified tor tho task.
Ita ian and German by native masters OF esoh
tongue. Music on the Piano, Harp and Guitar, and
singing and Drawing, By the best Professors.
The French Language will receive special atteu,
ton and be under the charge of French lady who
will Es.d: in the family The object being to teach
70 speak it with ease and accuracy To this end. IL
will be the medium of communication In tbs family.
The Junior and Senior classes shall receive equal at
tention.
MISS PHGRAM proposes also, the formation Of
BELLE5.LETrRES Class, tor the study OF English
Classical Literature. Young ladies who have left
school. may And this material aid to selfimprove-
ment; aad those from . dis snee, who may with tn
.e' ss.s.. Of tn.
Boarding Department, and will unite with Mia Pc
In contributing to the comfort and proper train
Terms Bosrains during The entire session. q 2oo
English Course. ...;...........'........-S ~.
Foreign Languages. each... ~
Music at Profession charges.
Persons wishing 10 enter Pupils or to make further
enquiries relative to the school. vii spglyto
MRS. or MISS eEGRAM,
" 16-dtf-wtOc Linden Square. Richmond. Va.
Nkr a. miss Ana B. VA y . X 4
Nl SCHOOL, FOa YOUNG LADIES. RICH.
MOND.-The second session of this institution will
commence the lst dsy of Octob.r next, for ons
ed Ssaiou to lat JuIy 1857.
In the organization of this school, its Pncipss and
accomplished Aesis'a unite, with the fruit Of their
own ex perence. the light and counsel of Others emf
nent in the profession and they intend It TO afford the
means not only of thorough course OF substantial
Instruction, hut also of ell the accomplishments me-
cessary to finished femsls education.
Neither in retaining their able and experienced
Assistant in the selection Of her fellow lsLorers
nor in their other provisions, have ths subseriheu
SHARED ANYTHING that may make their institution
worthy Of the patronage Of the community, Atten-
ton will be psid the manners and morals OF the
MUSIC both vocal sud instrumental. will be tsush.
by competent teachers. The Harp, Pisao and 0ni.
tar all furnished 10 the family.
Teams: Board sa,e; English tuition, ~, Prims-
~ department. $50; Modern lsneusses, each, go.
Latin $40; Music Piano 80 HARP 800 ou'ss''
hEFERENcEs: Right Rev. Bshop Josps key ,no'
r. Mcauirs Rev. J. Psterkin. Va; Oliver White.
]. 8oIron. o, A Petieolss. nj. d, @. A. wil.on,
N. D., Dr. r. g. CsbelL end Col. 8. Parker. hien-
mopd; Hon r T. Hunter, Hon j. -. Clayton W.
s B.; Frederick Coleman and Beverley DooghH
Esos State Senate; o. NJ Smith. Esq. Lunenbufs
county; Thomas Field. N. D., Meeklenburs county.
MRS JEFFERSON MlNOk.
- sSm MISS r. MINOR.
COUTHKKN FEMALE INsriTUTE;-.
- The seventh session of the Southern Female H.
sttute viii commence on the 6st Monday In October
uext
y. Los Powell, Esa.
TERMS.
6oard, Tor months
Tuition
french rsslisn Germsn spsnish. each. h............e
Lain
Drawing from go 70 $50.
Music ct ProfessoS's prices. .a
Preparatory
Washins and Lights extra,
RoBr j HoRaisoN. rHnsa'.A
Address. Richmnod. We. -.-.
81 r = la(IlDD :. - ss ecetvea ssts ssorua ~
IN suIe ndid lof ef oresa6y Musllns 81 L. eefy
worth 2s.; slso beaatifsl Jseenes LAwsss