The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-31
THE LARGEeT COMMsHCTAL C0ILuon II
THR uNITsD SLATER. =
DEUGNED kxPREESLY FOR Y0UNG MKN
Desiring 70 obtain
fHoAoUGH PRACTICAL aUafNn4 upUuAffuH

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DEUGNED ExPREGSLYx OR YOUNG NKW
Desfrfng TO obtain
AfHoaouGH PRACTICAL sUsfssW HDuuA9fox.
FACULTY.:
B. X LoMEn, Princiral-Lsctursr on the ecisncs q
Il aGconn,s g. B Ss Cussens. 1c.
merciai Calculations
g 4. Davis. Associsss Prof Of Book Keeping.
q. y. JOHNSON, RTpfsesof Of Penmanship.
8 T. WnIIAys. Esq, Mercantile Law
Rev. y. Y. REESE. D D., Commercial Rthic&
rRusfxEs:
5. sa I nsa:s I:s wis Ks.ss rs
EvrRY YOUNG MAN
should write ImmsdiatsiX for one Of ttcss g,snd
exterior and interior view Of the
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Penmanship, xs.. which will be sent By return mail
stGa OF esHsoa With Cst.lesue ooni.inipg List Of
orr nav system of Book Keeping. &c:
AZ N-lmn- baltimore, Md.
Miss NJ E. WALSH'S SCHOOL FOR
49, ~ CHILDREN VIII be reopened on MONDAY.
shall have tendency 70 ths advancement Of her
-, school Room on Mayo street. adjoining the
Terms made known on application. su N-2w
A SHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY.
HANOVER COUNTY. VA.
on THTRsDAY the sd II Sepsemb a1 s Sish
CHARLES i STUART. Moral and Natur., Bel.
JOHN " STUART. Ancient Languages and Ma.
Misc FANNIE NJ IRBY, Musical and Ornamental
Mss - -. French and English branches.
~ Ample arranse,n.nts have en- made for ac-
commodation IN thu Boarding Department MT and no
LABOR or expense will be spared to maiOtsin the
kv fha heal .xxs
session
For circulars. and other in forn.tio9, sddres.
CHARLES B STUART,
jy s0-2aw4w Ashland, Virginia
THE EXERCISES of Mrs and Miss
- CARRINGToS,s School. on Broad, between
MoSbaY s's 81 M on the FIksr
jy 2s-2awsw
Union FEMALE COLLEGIATE IN
~ STirUTE, (Richmond Hil)-The End annual
continue ten months. The Boarding Department
will be under the direction of Mr. TbOs w Graves.
and his lady, Gate of Charles City County, whose
attention and experience we feel assured viii be en-
Rev. hoSsET r. STUBS. President, Natural
Mr.. GEORGE " nKMIsTEAD graduate of NJ.
College. Ancient languages. Mental and Moral
Music
Mis-. HSRRfET CcULLINa, Gate tescher in Pc
and Preparatory Tepsrtn emf asst led b5 The PIes
dent by hisspecial care to all the ciasssr.
Competent Professors will re provd d for classes
Ornamenta:braneh es
FrEs- For half session of FIVE months, pay able in
branches, $40 Higher ENGLISH. SIS; Ancient and
Modern Languages, each S.; Music. 800, Use of In
strument. 81 ornamental Branches each ssio..
Fer fvyrf hap QrftR mar .II
the President, or A. q. sTUBBS,
au 23-2aw4w Tues and Fri if
A LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
"A HARLOTTEsVILLE,v VA.
The next session (3rd) begins on 10th september,
cept week at Christmas and rsei atoms regularly
on Saturday
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS FOR CsLLEaIATE
DEPARTMENT..
JOHN HART, II A.-Prircpal and Instructor in
Moral Philosophy and Mathematics.
CRAWFORD II TAT, NJ A-Natural Science. History
aud Literature.
WIN BRoNAuaH, M A-Ancient Languages, Mo.
l BAKER THOMPSON. NJ A-Ancieut and Modern
LanguagsRn Ens,Ish cLhanpgusg and compSsit0n
DEPARTMENT 0F MUSIC.
Mr. VINCENT CzURDA.
ORNAM "a. D- r.TMENT
Mrs EMILY GRURs.
Thegentlemen named above us in the Collegiate
Department. are all virginans and Masters Of Arts
Classes in the Preparatory. Department.
EXPENSES FOR WHOLE SESSION.
Board and iuil course Of study in the Cole
giate Department as most students can
Ditto "'nS ditto, with masc... "a 90 90
Board and tuition in Preparatory Depart
menl. W1tnout 200 20
Painting, Drawing, &c. at usual rates
NoTE-Young Ladies boarding at the Institute
Dilt not be permitted to make accounts at stores
Parents are exDecte'. then. 10 send tothem. the
Principal for them, money and net give them leave
Any information as to subjects taught mode Of
instruction. &c, can be obtained by application to
the Principal at charlottesville an IA 2taw4w
MRS AND MISS GORDON'S SCHOOL,
IVA corner Of Franklin and Fifth streetwill be re-
opened on the first OF October next.
iy 20-2awtls*
AIRS. PHILIP MAYO's SCHOOL will
AvA be re-opened on MONDAY, the 10th of Sep
TENDER, in room, on the l0t owned and cupid
BY NJ Thomas Brockenbrough. on Clay. between Sd
For further particulars. enquire of MRS. MAYO.
at tire Richmond House.
au 4-2aw4wdtlaw4ws
ELLINGTON sCHUOL.-The next SEES
~ sion Of this School will commence on the LIST of
forty years, has always been literally patronissd.
aud it has never deserved patronage at any pre-
yous time more than at the present. the subscribers
Terms as heretofore: rboard. tuition. bedding
and washing, $l40 per year, pa5 able quarterly. in
advance I'll Il / FOX. in.
Address junction 0. Hanover"
au 25-2awtlstO
MISS NJ. E. CUES will open q echool
Iva on the list of September next, for the instruo
ceived and every exsrtion will be made for the i'm
PROV, msnt Of those committed to her care
~ school room on Grace. between 80 and ath
streets. au 2s-eod6t
A SHLAND ACADEMY TN the first
"A MONDAY in October. SCHOOL FOR BOYS
will be opened at Ashland. in the county Of Hano-
Yer. The course of instruction will be thorough
and extensive, designed to prepare the student for
MIR. Char les A. Jones' of Nottoway county. Mas
ter of Arts OF the University. will aid me In the
Classical and Mathematical Departments
will be able to accommodate sixteen pupils lover
the age cf fourteen years. with beard IN my oS n
Ashland is q fiourishing and healthy village. six.
teen miles north of Richmond, and easily accessible
by the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
TERMs-For board and tuition. session of ten
For particulars address s 81 TYGSK Ei.Is.
july %. lSss-au s. dstawtls,MOc
MR. CAKY's SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
IXl AND MODERN LANGUAGES. AND or MA
On Grace Street, bet ween 25th and Goth sts.,
RICHMOND, VA.
The second session of this school will cou mence
on MONDAY, IRE i3th Of september next. and will
terminate on the 18th July following.
TERMS Foa THE sEssIoN OF TEN MoNfHs-!25 ~
and $50 according TO grade of studes-so GA inc u
diux washing. fuel. lights. &C, $l60-payabie. one
half on day OF entranc the otaer hall On the 18TH
Of February. 1854
Circulars containing full particulars will be fur.
uished on application to the undersigned personal
ly. or through the sichmond Post Once
au Io-3tawts JOHN GARY,
WYANUKE FEMALE SCHOOL. II he
w FIRST session If thi. echool. which y located