The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-15
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for the aosS .s, c I'm literal
which this school has heretofore reesIyss s da,s.
continued. Locaticn made known IN "" ""''
Mis-. A, NJ. sMrTH. Enslisi Branaeths ,:neh...
NJ. fzzIS + En ffasslu%sassi hu
F kss CHIMNEY Il EsnGls f. fff sshD Will conduct Bible
Rev. ARTHUR MITCHELL Moral fm'oso-
HORACE p. SMITH NJ s wl as,'y With Ho CA
periments xnxs: Is
Board for nine months. = :. = - I %
Washing and LIshtsr ,,e,lish branches. 80 %
mmntion m Vo,o1.anred English Branches... 20 y,
iu..oa ia ~ ANCIENT and Modern' each.-.. ~ "
Use Of Instrument +, daily without extra charge.
,,ns half pay able LIST 81 oc'opet ioos' .ne 'e''a'n
on Ne, ~" Fehrtiary 18th, 1850.
chas H. Read ID. d., Rev. Arthur Mitch
III ke Sbs esi B. Williams ESQ., Secretary Virginia
Slate sIi; eh Aassriouturai Sosist Lewis Webb Esq,
Lieut. 3D. q GAN hsf Burr s's ss
I1abn n. Shields. ESD, John f. Alvey, Esq;, Benz.
+. Gray. ESD, Thomas = samson Esq., Richmond
he cor circulars containing further information,
anpiy to Miss SMITH. at her residence. corner OF
Fran Kiln and 3D. streets Sc lin
viii Commence con on MONDAY. Oct. 3D.. and end
July LIST, 1850
Tuition in the HIGHER English Branches SO
f fatin and p Modern LANGUAGES. each 70
Drawing in Pencil and Crayon, Painting o a.o
IN Water Co'ors or OILS; .....'..., 40 ~ ~
Mrs. PELLET will be assisted, as she airoys has
been, by teachers of undoubted ability. Her sys,
TEN OF instruction is the result OF twenty ears o.
personal aud energetic labor, and she refers with
confidence to the many ladies now adorning socl-
ETY., who were graduated at her School, not few
themselves to the cause of Education.
The House was designed expressly for Educa-
tlonal purposes. The Sehooi-roon., sixty feet by
thirty. is carefully arranged, both regards ven
hlation and temperature, and furnished with spe-
& to the s IF Of she ps and
supervision Of the Principal;
Far 5s sm address; MRS sI 'fRE t.
p srREEf GeRNENR eE R RnW AND
RicHMoND, "a:
The tenth session of this Institution will com;
mence on the first Monday in October ,s 1859, and
Every effort will be made to maintain the high
reputation and SELECT CHARACTER OF the school.,
ern Languages are surpassed by those of no school
in the Union. Two French ladies, reared and edu
Gated in Paris, reside in the family of the Prlnci-
pal and it is made their especial duty to speak
French, habitually, 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.
THOS. u. DUDLEY, JR., A. NJ. of the Univer
sity of Virgil
MILE s. yAssAs, French Department.
Miss NJ. T. MAYO.
G. PERSICO, Italian, Spanish, Drawing AM
bR. BBtGcHLER, German.
F. SEIBERT, Piano and Organ.
MILE L. LACY, Vocal Music.
H. SCHNEIDER. Harp.
J. w. REEVE, Penmanship.
This Institution is well known to the Bishops ant
clergy of the Episcopal Church In Virginia, t.
whom reference is made, as to the Faculties of thu
Virginia Military Institute, and William and Mar!
College, to Professors Bledsoe and Smith of TIL
University of VirginIa, to L; NJ. Coleman, Of Han
over Academy, to Sam'l Schneider, of Edge Hill
Academy, to the Rev. Chas. H. Read, and Rev
D. s. Doggett, Richmond, Va, and to the patron
of the school.
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 ). F. l.,
jy l1-1m&tfmlStolO Pox 81. Richmond. Va.