The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04
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gT,HE ExkHcJsEN Or THE sOuTmERN
EEmALE NsTdTluTfE n. r house q jo' tie
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pie accommodation The house y new ma III.
nf twcivo nSis ana * enced tcacers hare been
sssrsd =. 9, s9 9 I, = he intention e the Prn
is,i 70 make the School perfect IN every depart
nsnt. The. preparatory department VIII receive
ny b sesyens 81 NJ f. b. BsHpsn
pahe pani.t and shs nnoIh that he
viii prove most valuable addition TO the aavs s!a
tases already offered the department g muse.
Piano; Mile Lacy. Vocal Music; II. scnSEIpER,
Harp; and Mr.. D: a, ErieeseS, ejai.ar and pe,,e,
LetsIes has proved both 30 profitable and a,.rac-
tive that i vii Be ls,sss eatsndsa ana W
es as esss'i a''e B. les POWELL Principal
uAMPTON ACADEM
JOHN b. CARY, 4. NJ, Principal, Ancient Ian
FLEMING PA JAMES. is. 4. NJ, yniversty 81 Of
Virrinia,) Ancient Languages, Spanish ana
wriE1ffi iAM E. cuTsHAw, ". NJ. H., slathema-
es TsctqsR fnd h9 Graaaate wemar Colleges
Germany, Instructor of Music, FRENCH anu
Mss i. 4. CLEVELAND, Female Deps5,.nss n;
The exercises Of this school begin on sna NE.
MON DAY in October, and conlnne Yen inot Ian
guages Mathematics, &c, s22o per sessiSh ezra.
dern LANGUAGES, each, $40 ana Mus,s adJress the
For catalogue, OF i.,fI W. ihio' an 4--d2m
ENGLISH and u,ASSS.iHCThEhr N n SIS,
II MAYO STREET.-The S iAaE 81 MbNnAY,
SION Of my School VIII e"ihi ne basement of the
Mr. oMN f. BEALE s 11sasdnn,me on @i' as
aeacber. viii aid me in the Classical anu ""'h0
mssca c3nrseo ard NJ faithful and aborons
5oMS Ah5N wi H. RE E9 Visrfs'BB ooE
| Keeping and Penmanship.
or stt az ssntember. at the Richmond House, or ad-
dress me- ,;s ,hsoa:n the f0StCGY P BURRUss.
M SELECT CLASSICAL fEAGI AsHP SCHOOL.
Mr hs ib faenamc year OF this School will
men nee 'V on MONDAY the 2sth septemhher 1859.
airesdy formed. For Terms. Course of Study,
! Taxt Rocks. c., see Catalogues.
Nr. can be seen after the 18th September, at
his School rooms or at his residence, on Frank
| lin street, between I'd and Sd SITS. Sc Sim
,ss sALTs ssnsot &c d.S g. A sE
this MS schoo! viii commence. on Monday. septsm-
a.
The Principal has associated with himself Mr..
G. J. FOX. gentleman of high literary and cias-
steal attainluents. aid of twelve years experience
in teaching. By this association he hopes to COM
mend the School tn the continued confidence and
liberal support of the public. For further particu-
lars circular. when may be bad by addressi ng
sc 2-ts 6. l.. C.. SALTER.
C1BAsSsTAL AND MATHEMATICAL
N SCHOOL,, CORNER OF CLAY AND 9TH STREETS.
This School opens Ist October.
TERMS CAPABLE SYSTEMATICALLY IN ADVANCED
Primary Department.. u pU
Usual English Branches. 4oVO
Higher English, with Latin. 5000
Higher English, with Latin and Greek....-. 5000
For further particulars inquire of me, either per
| sonaly OF through the Richmond Post. Qitice;
au 3-sm. ROGER MARTIN.
r EXTINCTION LAW SCH0OL.-The eleventh
! L. Session Of my LAW SCHOOL will commence
! on MONDAY, the 7th day of November next: Cir
culars will be sent to gentlemen desiring Iniorma
ton as to the plan of Instructions text books. ex
! penses, &c. JOHN w. BROCKENBROuGH
LEXINGTON, Va, August Is, 1859. Sc 5-2n
DANG FORTE AND SINGIN G.-Miss
L ALICE C. DAWSON will be happy to receive
| a limited number of pupils in the above branches OF
education. on moderate terms, either at the resi-
dence OF the pupil. at her own, 10th street, be-
| tween Broad and Grace.
| Private lessons given In FRENCH to young
| ladies' Sim