The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-16
EDUCATION.

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,ns +, f., q very thorough and every facility afforded
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winch this school has heretofore rsce'yes, wls, oe
continued. Location made known IN low oass'
Mis-. A. M. SMITH. A EasIisi Branches
MIS- M,s. h EEEHN Z Z. ssTAeos fnssrumsnsaI Mu
Rev. Rss tF khI2Rs t. 'f RHap will conduc. Bible
ol ReS. ARTHUR MITCHELL, Moral philoso-
HORACE P. SMITH, A. NJ. will deliver occa.
sional lectures On the Natural Sciences, with ex-
periments.
Board for nine months .............-...-. S10 w
Tu at"i in Tor Ordinary English Branches % %
Tuition in Advanced English Branches. 40 %
Languages, Ancient and Modern, EACH. 70 %
Music on Piano ....-................... 60 w
Vocal Il Mnso taught daily without extra charge.
ne-haif payable ist Of October 1859. the remain
Rev. chss H. Read ahi s. g., Rev. Arthur Mitch
ell; Chas. b. Williams, Esq, Secretary Virginia
ss G. s. sosWsK mss k MsDD Es
III PS!cs sh, Esa' Lieut. Gay Dsyid Burr, Esq,
Rey Thomas Hooper, Hanover.
For &C cr s,ii containing further information
Franklin and Sd streets. Sc Sim
MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL, BRoAD STREET,
IN IN BETWEEN 10TH AND llTH.-The l7th Session
VII commence meme on MONDAY, Oct. Sd, and end
Tuition in the Higher English Branches $40
Latin and Modern Languages. each. -. 70
DrawIng IN Pencil and Crayon, Painting
Mrs. PELLET will be assisted. as she al,sass has
~ har 9sNf d.,rtht nI oh.
tenn Of obstruction the result Of twenty years Of
personal aud energetic LABOR, and she refers with
Of whom have nobly and successfully devoted
themselves to the cause OF Education.
The House was designed expressly for Educa-
| t,onai purposes. The School-rooE, sixty feet by
tiiation and tempe nature, and furnished with spe-
gal reference to the comfort of the pupils. The
placed tia, ali the pupils are under the immediate
supervision of the Principal.
For i turtle particulars address 81 apply 70
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE, ~
FRANKLIN sTES {EEySjaIb + ROW. A'D
The tenth session of this Institution will COM
mence on the first Monday in October, 1859, and
Every effort, will be made to maintain the high
reputation and SELECT CHARACTER Of the school.,
ern Lam uages surpassed by those Of no school
| in the Union. Two French ladies', reared and edu-
pal; and it is made their especial duty to speak
French, habltualy, with the young ladies boarding
| in the house.
The best masters of music are employed, and
| great attention is paid to this department
INSTRUCTORS:
d. LEE POWELL, a. NJ, Principal.
THQS: u. DUDLEY, JR., A. Nj. Of the Univer-
sity of Virginia.
MILE S. ,ETA.sSsAss, French Department.
g. PERSICO, Italian, Spanish, Drawing and
Dr.: BUcHhER, German.
F. SKiBERT, Piano and Organ.
MILE l.. LACY, Vocal Music.
H. SCHNEIDER, Harp.
| J. w. REEVE, Penmanship.
This Institution is well known to the Bishops and
| clergy of the Episcopal Church IN Virginia, to
whom reference is made, as to the Faculties OF the
Virginia Military Institute, and William and Mary
College, to Professors Bledsoe and Smith, of the
University of Virginia, to l.. NJ. Coleman, of Han
| over Academy, to San'l Schooler, OF Edge Hill
| Academy, to the Rev. Chas. H. Read and Rev.
D.. S. Dosgett, Richmond, Va, and to the patrons
| of the school,
| For Catalogue, giving terms, course of studies.
&c, with full list of patrons, to which especial
ference is made, address
| d. LEE POW ELL, Principal s. F. l.,
| iy link tfmlStolO Pox 81 Richmond. Va.