The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-24
EDUCATION.
BOARDING DEPARTMENT OF THE

BOARDING DEPARTMENT OF THE
- RICHMOND FEMALE INSTlTUTE-Tn order
% devote my attention exclusively to instruc-
ION, and tn general superntendence Of the InstI-
ute, desire to place the BOARDING DEPART
lkNT IN the hand. OF some gentleman and lady
olity of it. and whose character and standing are
uch that parents at distance may feel entire conf
ience IN entrustng their daughters to their 1
10 not propose to withdraw my own interest in, and
"atchfulness over those who come hoarers to tho
institute, but To provide for them additional Atten-
lions in the form most likely to ensure their greatest
omtOrt
The established rates for board including Washing
&c. are S2D per session OF nine months. IL Is be-
eVrd that few opportunities 50 favorable afford
d, by which man Of energy. provided with sutta-
lie facilities and giving his personal attention to the
natter may give entire satisfaction and yet support
s family by the boarding department while giving
us daughters every advantage for obtaining tho
ough education.
shall I've happy to give more explicit information
- To terms. &c. and to receive applications either
jy3-dts b MANLY. JK.. Richmond. Va.
MISS JESSIE c. GORDON'S SCHOOL,
~ FOR YOUNG LADIES. Corner of Franklin
lctoher and closed on the LIST day of July.
Higher English Braanehes.............'...stOo 90
Languages % 70
Persons desiring to enter pupils can issys THAR
iames at the School Rooms, where Miss g. will meet
hem at any hour they may appoint,
Jy 22-d2v&3tawi wistO
MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL.-The next
StSSlOn commences DCIODeF lSt, 1877. The DrfmG-
y feature OF this school. Is the thorough and sya
ematic instruction in the French language given to
Ill the pupils, without extra charge.
The French is taught by Professor and Madame
'hiON, of PARIS, and peculiar facilities afforded
Mrs. PELLET guarantees that the Elementary and
tdVanced studies IN English, shall be THOROUGHLY
aught.
Information, relative to the school terms &c. may
2e had on application at her residence Broad st..
achlnond. Jy 2-d3m
Mr.. &. L. c. SALTER'S DAY AND
w BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-The fifth
ne 2lst September next and terminate on the 18th
TERMS. (sEMtANNuALLY IN ApvAscEO
or Tuition in Greek, Latin and Mahematcs.... 90
or in Latin and Mathematics. 80
fOr in higher English brtnchss............., 20
tor In Primary English..................-..... IS
The services OF competent Assistants will be- ,
a9- This School will not be kept on 4th. between
ther locality ON Shockoe Hill more remote from
ne din of business thoroughfsres. OF its location
9~ nGtcs ice will he given Residence on Clay between
MALE BOARDING SCHOOL.-The
VI subscriber will open MALE BOARDING
CHOuL, of the most thorough kind, near Camp.
ell G. H. Session from 18th September to Jul, lst.
nion. payable Sg5 in advance $g5 At the middle Of
he session Location one OF the most healthy in
ne state, near Long Mountain, nine miles from Con.
ord Station, SOuthside Railroad from which a con-
'eyance TO the Court House is always ready.
hares Dimmock; Mr. Jno Morton; Mr GhSs rsSin VIZ
ans. see'y AgricuItnrsl Society Mr W Stro,her,
S. + PENDLEToN.
Address; Richmond till lst Of August afterwards.
ampoell L. III. - 2-Gt
| CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOUL-The undersigned will. ON the FIRST o.
ctober next, open Classical and Mathematical
chool, embracing such course of instruction as
ell pitfh fAra 1nf, ~ Is..h
asses, either OF our classical scientific nstitu-
ons. They will use every effort to oprocure a central
nj comfortable location on ShOckOe Hill tor their
touse which together with their terms will be
nade known in due time.
H. V. BAKGAMIN.
1t gives me great pleasure to recommend the Class
cal and Mathematical School of Messrs. sTASARD
BARGAMIN. Messrs ). b. are graduates Of this
institution, have been connected with Assistant
rofessors and are entitled TO the fullest confidence
Il the public for their high intellectual and moral
qualifications. FRANCIS II. SMITH,
Superintendent v. NJ. /.
yIReIGn MILITARY ISsrITUfE.l
July 9th, 1887. ! jy 20-d3m
THE EXERCISES of Mr.. STUAkT'S
l. CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
WI be resumed on the Is OF october next Parents
vii please make early application.
. (lhydHe semi-dnnudHy in adtancs)
For tuition III Latin, Greek and Mathematics $50 90
Latin and Mathematics. ..-........ 50 %
eTha serycaS Tench a. 70 %
V1 NO VI component hssistdutA Will D9
Refers to Gov Wise Gen1 VIM. H. Richardson.
'air, Thomas X. Price. John NJ. Patton, p r. Grat-
an, Alex.r X; Holladay, and Revs. J. Psterkin and
teorge MoodDrldge. Jy aO-dtlst0
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
W STANTON. VIRGINIA.
The eighth annual session Of this Institution will
commence on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th Of september.
1851, and close on the last Thursday in June.
Virginia and grants bniomss snd flss os
It embraces two departments: Preparstory and
Collegiate. L the FIRST the elementary branches Of
english are taught THoRoCOHLY In the Collsa iste
department, the course Of study is Systematic AID
comprehensive, and such as. when fully pursued.
Sill secure proper development discipline and cuL
of all the Intellectual social and moral faculties
produce harmonious funess Of being, and ft the
pupil u NIL honorably and nseiully, her appropriate
,phere in life
All the departments of instruction are In charge of
Competent teachers, and are provided with apparatus
and other necessary for ths pleasant and sue
;essfu prosecution OF their respective studies.
The Boarding department, and all the domestic ar
rangements are under the direct control VI the Prin
pal and his lady whose best Efforts used to make
The Institute pleasant home for pupils
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
Board washing lights and $50
Tuition Preparatory Department. 30
Music on Piano, With use 81 nstrument.....~..... 80
MODERN Languages, each ;...........-....... ~
Ancient Languages and Vocal Music. NJ extra
charge.
Es II is desirable that applications be made early.
anu pupis lie prompt IN attendance on the urst day
u the session
For catalogue, or further information, address
jy I7--dzaw5w&wcaw
MISS PEGRAMS BOARDING AND
W DAY SCH00L.-The second session of Miss
PEGkAhs SCHOOL will begin on the ist OF October
next, and will end the Both OF june ls5s
The course Of instruction will be Thorough and en-
tensye aching from the elementary 20 the highest
branches Of Education.
The English Department will be under che iunme-
date supervision of Miss PEoaAM She will also
suIne the Belle: Lettre Class. for young Ladies who
have left school.
Competent assistants will be employed I'm each
department and French will receive especial atten-
ton.
Circulars containing fun information concerning
the school, may be had Oh application TO Mrs. J. W.
PEGRAM, Linden Square, Richmond.
Persons intending TO enter Pupils are requested 20
engage them without delay, 81 that Arrangements
may be made for their accommodation.
jy 2-dfu. Th6Sat tlAux&wts
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ sCHoOL-corner sth and Clay streets
This School opens lst October and closes on 18th
July.
TERxs-(P5YaBIE srxf-ASSUAILY IN ApvAxcl)
CLASSICAL and Mathematical DEPARTMENT.
SHior Ctdss-The Classics and higher Mathe-
matics -Sc1 W
J.n,or CLass-The kadiments of the Classics.
with the higher English Branches .......... 50 %
English Department.
Higher BfapehAs. ~ !.