The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08
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MI. 1 III 5sSE.TEpDfs lHS SAspIEssS6 :
The i2h sss.on Of this Shool viii cemmsncs on
viii e very thorough and every facility sasrdea
for The acsplren,en q complete edue CATION ,es
which this school has heretofore received, I'll be
continued. Location made known IN . Few days
Mis-. 4. N. SMITH. A Gennsl,sS Branches.
Miss LIZZIE II sMiTnd, English Br.nshei sn
k.s 5 & ks2as f. f'f aHGD will sensus. Bib.
Rev. ARTHUR MITCHELL, Moral Phloso-
HORACE p. SMITH, A. NJ, will deliver occa
sionai lectnrss on the Natural Sciences, with ex-
reriments.
Board for nine months ~ ~
Mra.n,nf e. ana pana9s English Branche. % %
Tuition IN Advanced Ensilsh Branches. 20 W
Languages. Ancient and Modern, each.... % 10
Music on Piano -.....-..."..-...-..... % W
V Voc II Music taasbt daily without extra charge
One half able LIST Of October, 1859, the remain
der February 18th, 1850.
Rev. chas H. Read, b. d., Rev. Arthur Mitch
s Slate sh %sreu m'E ses Lewis ssas's
Capt. c. Dimmock, B. W: Knowles, Esq, Samuel
P r. Eds Es ss' JeS ng D 1sy ss. bsa
r. GRAY, Esq, Thomas Samson, Esq, Richmond; ;
Rev. Thomas Hooper. Hanover.
apply to Miss SMITH, at her residence. corner Of
Franklin and Sd streets. Sc Sin
COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE, n
FRANKLIN sTEEEf fsahsf r ROW. N
mence on the first Monday in October, 1859, and
will close on the last day Of June, 1860 ., h,rh
Every effort will be made to mansa an aae nsh
The facilities here offered for acquiring the Nod
eIn are y feared and ed
Gated in Paris, reside in the fanny Of the
pal and it is made their especial GUY 10 sp p
French habitually, with the young iadies Doaidhs
The he best masters Of music are employed, and
great attention is paid to TINS department
Ph PIKE H. 2 T 81 ii. univsr
MILE 5. EASsAs, French Department
6. PERslCo, Italian, Spanish, Drawing and
ff bR. BBfGcHLER, German.
F. EBERT, Piano and Organ.
MILE L. LACY, Vocal Music.
J. J. IS ScHRfEEE1VhhE . f;e hagR
This institution is well known to the Bishops and
Clergy Of the Episcopal Church tSn vTsn n tho to
Virsinia Military institute, and William and Mary
COLLEGE, to Professors Bledsoe and Smith, Of the
over Academy, to Sam'l Sehooler of Edge Hill
Academy, to the Rev. Chas. H. Read, and Rev.
b; $. Doggett, Richmond. Va, and to the patrons
For Catalogue, giving terms, course of studies
&c. with full list of patrons, to which especial re-
ference is made. address
D. LEE POWELL, Principal y. F. l.,
iy ll-Im& tfmlStn10 Pox II. Richmond. Va.
0LD DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE.
" CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 9TH STs.. RICH
MoNp, VA.-Ths School, for young ladies' will open
on the LIST of OCTOBER, 1859. and close the Both of
Tune 1850 The Principal will be assisted by the
following eminently qualified Instructors Rev.
LEO. RossER. ID. D., teacher OF Moral Science !;
Mr.. J. +. SHUMATE, Ancient Languages and Natu
raj Sciences; Mr.. HokAcE CHASE. Music; Dr.
BUcHL Err. fierman: F. ]. FISHER. Painting, Draw
ing, &c; die FAVARGER. French Misses NJ: E.
CARTER. A. +. DELAPLAVE, in the English De-
partment.
TERMS FOR THE SESSION.
payable half on the l5t of October and the residue
February II. 1867
Primary English, including Vocal Music. =. $1,000
intermediate English, do. do. 40 90
Senior Enslis do. do. 5000
LANGUAGES. leach. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 90
Piano, Organ, Guitar. Cultivation of the
Voice. for half hour lessons, two per wk. 5000
For hour lessons, one per week. -.......... 40 90
Do. do. two per week ............ 50 90
Painting. &C. from. ...............a0 90 to SO 90
Use of Piano 49,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. loco
Ornamental Branches Observation-Disclosures. -
For further information concerning the School,
see Circulars, or apply to T. l.. GAL LEH Err,
At the Institute, Richmond, Va.
REFERENcEs.-Rev. D. S .Doegett, d. D., Rev.
Jas. A. Duncan, Rev. VIM. H. Wheelwright, Rev.
W. W. Bennett, Dr. Thos. Pollard, Robert Ridg-
way, ESD. Jno. C. Shields, Esq. n. A Sturdivant,
Esq. RcbmOud g7-2W