The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-28

kiCH MUSD FEMALE INSTITUTE
= The next session Of his Institute will commence
sst ISprl ',e rs ndEs Gag q October aud close the
TERMS fEN SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
-, :. 1 ftgioN IN PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
yitA $50
ii Coilfaiair nsr,FrSSS;r:. 10
English and Scientific studies 50
III oENsNESTsI DTrAagaEST. ''"'F''''' a.
h5a%nS ~ NJ Needle Work, tirecan Painting De -
IL, BoAspISa DEr1GTME:S,;ri:' ir;j;i:,;i:''''''''''' 40
i"ard
charge toT instruction in Vocal Music fp ~
tHCi, lights, &c.
REV. h, MANLY. 5R, President, aud Professor Moral
INV. j. L. GusRows. d. D., Evidences Of Chris
M. B nawsII, A. NJ. Ancient Languages and Ma
i, A. Lxwts, NJ. n. Natural Sciences.
Miss MAUJG l.. THOMPSON French.
I BUtuER. German.
Mns. EkNA !el[oM0r, English Branches.
Miss J0skpnISa II. R.aLASp, do
Ate, JANE : STANtRp, do
s.GsrEGiAHA NoNR0E. do
MISS AAEY {. LATHHoP, 10
Mr.. NATHAN B, CLArP, Organ aud Piano Forta.
MISS LAURA LACY, Piano
NR CHARLES +. ka5ES. Guitar
Ma joss \. CALfo. Drawing and Painting.
AEs BlGf3S Embroidery. &c.
Most Of the teachers having been heretofore con-
its patrons; aHd il II confidently hoped thdt those
ue>sly engaged will add to its reputation and real
be r. A. Lewis. who has charge q. the instruction
in Natural Sciences il we'll known rs a gentleman Of
scientific attaunents, aud also vi experience and
-Nll. Ia nmuu.cating Instruction.
Miss N. l.. THOMPSON has euJoyei unusual advan-
tagar in qualifying herself or her position an in-
siyuctor IN Preach and selected IN preference TO
q nu.aber Il o. hers. a. combining thorough know
lgdcr of the LtnSuGge with that dpt@tSs ts t,1c5f
| which Is Of eaual Importance. She studied French
Residing ra portion Of the time III the family OF
l'rof \. Gu) 1t, of Princeton, n J. She then visited
Eural.r tor the purpose ot pert"rtnS her knowledge
AID has slnoe been teaching with marked success III
/ Cambrd-e. Mass.
| meat. is graduate Of the "ConSc1rdtoTtnm DER No
! slt" Leipsic Germ4uy. Art,r having taught, with
distinguished success for several years in the Greens
har3 Female College TIA, he proceeded to Europe to
pursue the study Of his profession. snd availed him
| sit du:ing two years residence OF the best IA
cilitss lfpryd on the continent Since his &c
I America he has hefp engaged as principal Plane
Forte instructor in the Normal AQsIca! INSTITUTE
/ fun aud Mr. Ge,. f i,oot. He Will he aiIeI by such
''''''''''''' ''''' ''' B. MANLY. JR,
! go 22-dt61 President 0fte iust'tute.
/ ~ l.. GALLLhER, TEACHER OF
| 1 = THE VOICE AND PIANO FORTE.--TBRxs
at zaas n of 2 lessons s25 Thankful for the very
liberal patronage conferred upon him fnr the last
t-He ye.r". he respectfully s,lics its eontinuance
ii lis Broad. between 9TH ana 10th streets
| re 23-lm
EkISS JESSIE G. GORDON'S SCHOOL
/ w FOR YOUNG LADIES. Corner Of Franklin
aud 5th strects.) will be re-op2nad on the lst day
| October and closed on the lst dAJ of Jaly.
Higher English Branches go go
Primary .........-.~,....... % 20
IsanZua % w
Nusic ~ w
Persons desiring 81 enter puph-. can ieay& thel
uaines az the Sch1l Koou.s where Miss G. viii Lne9
them ~ any hour they Rag appoint.
] ~ 22-i2w 1stawt.tO
OEV. j. AMBLER WEEDS CLASSf
II CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER Oh
! CLAY AND 18TH STREEFS.-1he hfth annnua
session Of this school will commence on the 2oth c
September.
Ordinary English
Junior Clssscs aud 20
| N~NltF 60 ~ v
| fpHeTn Languages, p
| aW BIN
MRS. lfALLOR1'S SCHOOL Fol
W CHILDREN sf sath sexes. % separate apar
ments) viii no in session sn I'll ESDAI, tAe 18th
Srpte mler
sE- Il .sldcnce. 4th street, between Grace an
Franklin. 80 3~5iHwtol