The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10
EDUCATION.

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EDucATIoN. :. MRS: NARY ,,r A. f = ,se.s:
rs,ssa asay IN Is. city. Win open on MoNDxY
bcs. 10, IN the basement OF the house now occupied
sh ss!sTs': scaRSSSn r III aou ia
hsn wiz be ,ssht al the us psn,nT ana Mn.C
Terms moderate and made known a. tho Scnooi
For the convenience Of persons patronixins the
school, class of small boys yI MARY e ePERRY.
n; y Vocal s., Instructor employed { necessary.
ct. MARY'S GERMAN FEMALE INST.
> TUTE, 4rH srEExr, Bxrw.ks CI AZ AND
LEeH RicHMeSp Vrh DAY ana , D6ero sen
children q 6s instructed IN both the German and
English languages, and 10 be educated Tor the do
utesiic life OF ordinary respectable society.
TERMS:
payable quarterly in advanced
Board and Instruction in the usual school -
Instruction "asss. only in the Day school. i
mending, /. hit. plain ladies' work form no extra
charges. Medicine and Doctors fees, postage,
books. writing AMI working materials, are charsed
Boarders are not admitted for less than six
For further information, address Or apply to
Cor. 4th and Marshall sts.,
oe7-2w* or at the Institute.
NE y. MILES WEST Of RICHMOND.
The subscriber has yielded to the advice Of his
friends 70 withdraw Chiswick from the market,and
to re chxs sc aNb ENGLISH SCHOOL
He therefore offers his services to the pubic, anu
from his long experience IN teaching hopes py 0eVo-
ting his energies to the Improvement OF his pupils,
preparing them for business or college, 10 merit
the continuance of their patronage: NOME
He offers to his citv friends, especially, HOME
for their sons in his own family:
CHISWtCK is unusually healthy, lhe wen va
q nd by analyg by DIR. Jas. Is. McCaW, Sr0-
lesser of Chemistry in the vIsima Medical Col
es 10 possess valuable medsInsl onda, Oct
and close July Is, 1860, allowing TWO weeks Vaea-
sign at ChFstmas s,o
Washing SI2I. per month"; pay able half in advance,
prs B. J. paval and s. Coates Of Henrico and Rev.
j. B. Taylor and W. God 9nq, Esa Richnond.
oc 6-lmcw4t GEO. y. EAALL, a. M.
THE EXERCISES OF THE RICHMOND
L FEMALE SEMINARY commenced on MON
DAY, Oct. Sd, at MIR. DurUY's residence, on Grace,
between Sd and 4 fas ssTsf fsssroRs.
Rev. MOSES D; HoGE, D. D., English Litera-
losophy, Chemistry, History, Rhetoric, and
mates, Natural Philosophy, Latin, Astronomy,
S Mss t1S sBANEL Preparatory Depart
Prof. A. LA BoMBARIE, French.
DR.. BUCHLER, German.
Prof GHAs; sEIB Der Piano.
Prof. ]. DUNDERDAI.E, Piano.
Prof o. ERICSSON, Guitar.
Rev. DIR. HOG e, will have charge Of the advanced
classes in English Literature, and by means OF lu-
dciousy selected Text Books and Lectures OF his
own, will make the Course an interesting and pro-
itabe La the students:
Young ladies' residing in the city, who are no
longer pursuing their studies at school. but who
stiff wish to cultivate Bellies Lettres, may become
members of Dr. HoGE's classes, and attend at the
prescribed hours without being otherwise connect
ed with the Seminary:
A French lads is daily expected from New York,
who will reside with Mr. Dupuys family.
The Boarding Department IS under the control
Of NJ r. and Mrs. DCPUl. aided by Mrs. MARY II.
CAssELs, as Matron. oc Nv
5. sQUiRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
L.. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF
MAIN AND 1sT STREETS-The 18th session
will commence September 26th, 1859. The School
will be limited to such number of pupils can be
thorolg hly taught by the Principal, aided by Prof
GAMBIN in the French, and J. A. CAL1O IN
Drawing. Persons wishing to see the Principal,
can do so any time betore the opening, by naming
place OF appointment IN note, through Post-ohce.
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