The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-24


HDyoA 11o1
u9DRHy LANtsg eel &, s..g /. 90,
hs 4, 1sse m, i E1rc ne III AZ I'm
g!sass eslIo me = ~ rs.dsnss ~ Ss1sSr
! os2l--lot eornsr q II .nd m.r.e.M Il.
DTCHMOND MILITARY iNsTlTUTk.
nv NV ). AMsIEH WEED. rh.sipAl- cIa~is.I
m e. cH E1|;a P PlScR sda..s. v. ny h,
- tisaas.s-bsp.rtnsE: AssSsnstiss Nat. ssisnss.
\. J. MiCHAkD -aodsEn Languages
r. J. A. CALYO-Drawins.
The .sub,eribsr viii commences The 4th annual
session Of his school on the LIT osfeesr nsx1 snoef
the shove organization. 4
Enslish course Military Instrneton will BE- given 70
all whose parents my desire u Thsse VII oonGl-
tute corps Of Cqfs, properly uniformed, md sub
The Uniform worn By the Cadets Win eonstitate
their daily dress and will b. 70 planned - 70 Do o.
once economical and neat
a. not to interfere with the regular sudiss and duties
Of the school, but viii rather, IL 10 hoped, become
stimulus thereto. we'll - powerful agent n pro-
NOTING the health, manners and personal beanng Oh
the pnpils and the eensral discipline Of the school
Anew building embracing commodious study ana
recitation will be ready for the opening Oh 'ne
The location 1.-THE brow of the hl adjoining the re-
sdences of Mrs. Bruce and Nr. seddon) has been se
lected with especiai reference to the Comfort ano
heath If nuniIs beus at suce retired and accessible,
with free circulation Of air, fne prospect ana spa
Terms q: heretofore Circular. e Be had sgpli
cation. >. AmDASn
az as.-2% ah..,fo,,v hear NV testimony to Mr.. c.
Lsncf a GRADUATE of this institution, a. faith
full and laborious teacher He rs. been ID
teaching for two years and am sure w an ahoo1 IN
himself 70 those who may patronize 'ne ssn'0' -
v. m,,i rnANi issI d. nM Aug. X. SIS
~. .evenaS ...ion o. the southern Fem.ie In.
stitute will commence on the first Monday In October
next.
n Iss Powsi1e Fac.
TERMS:
Board, for months o
French, Italian German, Spanish, each......"-..20
Latin ...................... ........l5
Drawing from $50 to $50.
Music =. rTof bs ps,ss.
tu gs IN. LII.
Washing and L,ghI 20. eStr rac-,urY,
Don;M r Non RISON I Principals
.,s p,.hmord Va - " 2t-ts
MON. +. EN- ION, of Paris. offers his ser
lVl vices to the public AZ teacher Of the French
language. He will be happy to instruct private pu-
Men. e. was graduated at the Universte de France,
and has been several engaged In the
first Literary institutions in Louisiana.
Applications may be made ut his residence on Broad
street mrs. Pellets) -t- ...-y t.-
REFERENCES,
NJ. Boyor, New Orleans.
M. J. Dsnegre
M. Paul Arpin, Prof of French Literature, n. z.
NJ Masseras, editor Courier des Etsts Upis, N. Y.
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND AATHE-
Il NAUTICAL SCHOOL, FOR BOYS. 81
Fourth street. bet,oeen Broad and MarshaA
Gil C. SALTER Principal.
J. l.. WILLIAMS. A. H., I A.a,t,rt.
JOSEPH MICHARD, A''
September 22d, and close July 18th following.
The course of studies will embrace the Common
English Branches Mathematics, Latin, creek and
TERMS Payable semi-annually In advance
Senior Classics and Mathema tics..........S6o 90
junior. SO 90 90
Mods s Languages, Observation-Disclosures. 70 90
- - ---;.--.---
RICHMOND FENIALE lNSTiTUTE.-
the first MONDAY in october. -
TERMS PER SESSION: =.
Board. 90
Washing: .:.;:;: ~ ~
Tuitionin Preparatory Department. 50 90
Ancient or Modern Languages eaeh. ;, 20 90 90 90
last session ia6s) has encouraged the Trs.t.:s to
provide still increased facilities and the arrangements
for instruction viii be on the same elevated and es-
raj scale the spacious and convenient sess9noda-
TONS No pains will be spared to secure the highest
advantages to the young ladies who may honor n by
their attendance.
For catalogues, or further Information, address
" ss-dSm RichmenL Va.
= :, . :; :; -,
MISS ,EAAE WhLLIo SOHVO1, 0EncS
Az STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND orh.Irne .1tn
session OF tns Scnoo VIII On the nfst oay
OF Vc.ooca, ana Eiose , me o. his. aay 81
Miss Iazewel VIII Dc assisted by senueman
whose attsinments ana experience renaer nm con