The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-04


Music on Guitar, e ....... 20 90
Vocal Music aioEe, taken by all in classes) zoo
Drawing, Neeolework. or Grecian PANT
ing .---- ~ w
Board, including everything except wash
ing 49, .------...----. 100 w
A REDUCTION OF oas-Joarth to Minisfers, "
HNo extra CHARGES: Pupils PROVIDE Books
protracted sickness, deduction will be made for
Boarders are members of the Presidents fami-
iy. Money to meet their incidental expenses
should be deRSosSea with him. and all letters for
Catalogues, containing full details. may be OBJ
sned at the H 2, ~ " tS the
aux-anm Richmond. Va.
RICHM0NPS EEMALE sEM!s 4 SN !
Nm S RhiRrS sTREHHh one SsbTWEEN THIRD
The next session Fl thus Institution vii com
mence on the LIST of oGsober, 1860, and will term-
The Principal viii be aided, as heretofore. by
we'll selected corps of Assistants, who. with their
ability and experience, cannot fail to give satisfac
ton. .
asement of Mr. and Mrs. DUPUY, assisted by Mrs.
MARY r. CAssELs, formerly of Savannah They
alone will reside the With the
| troll over those committed to their charge.
sabsh n the ety Of Roh@ond Female Semi
nary of the first class, has ENCOURAGED the Principal
| to provide more ample accommodations for the
next session. The buildings are now being en-
| larged, and important notifications will be made
in Them which will add greatly to their con We
| and well ventilated, and not more than from two
to four boa rders vii OCCUPY one room: The Reoi-
A''A ''''' TERMsNFor Nine Months.
Washing, fuel and lights. 50 90
| Tuition in the Preparatory Department.. 30 90
| Tuition in ordinary English Branches. 49, 40 o0
Tuition in advanced English Branches. 30 0O
| Tuition in Modern and Ancient Languages,
| Music, Vocal and instrumental, Piano and
| Gutar)-For one lesson. OF one hour per
For two lessons per week, of one hour each so 90
b bss 8i F,a an craycn. sSoS
Painting, in water colOrs. 40 90
Painting, in oil Observation-Disclosures. ... 80 90
the remainder on the 18TH Of February. 1861 ~
Reference is made to Rev. DR.. Moses ID. Hoge,
to Of a tSe e s
detailed Information, be obtained at of the
or y M fss V
CHUKCH HILL MALE ACADEMY.-The
- undersigned, having secured the services of
Rev; H. a. DWIGHT; A NJ; for many years past
Norfolk, whose COLLEGIATE attainments are not to
be surpassed, Will open an English and Classical
se h MffgsHRsSc Hf HAn as
Church Hill; and thorough instruction will be
gwen in the following studies, and at the rates
For THE TERM OFTEN MONTHS: ,o -
| Tuition in Ordinary English Branches. $50 90
| Tuition in Advanced English Branches. 80 %
| Tuition in Latin, Greek. and Mathematics 40 90
| Tuition IN French, Greek, Latin and He
Tuition in Ornamental Penmanship and
bookkeeping by double entry 20 90
TERI s.-One-fourth payable at the beginning of
IA Students will make application Immediately
streets. Church Hill:
IA ne R9Snis IF Pg gS P strictly REGARDED
REV n f. A. DWfGHT, a. NJ. Principals
CHURCH HILL HIGH SCHOOL,
v ENGLISH ck MhAsTHEMAT fe2
NIL (os 18th. BETWEEN N APP sTs.l
on MoNDAY; 10Th sepssm Ser, $50 in the SCHOOL,
House owned by ~, A. w, Richardson Esq, and
TERMS FOR TEN MONTHS:
Primary and intermediate English ...----. $50 90
Senior English, including higher Mathemat- -
Higher English, Latin, and Greek ..... 50 90
Education for the last SIX. years, with view to
pursue Teaching as profession. hope to sstab-
that shall merit liberal patronage
would refer those who do not know me to the
Php snd H.
Gustavus A. Myers. Thos. H. Wynne, Elijah Ba-
ker. Col. J. h. Wilson, and the Faculty OF Ran
Applications left at M. J. w. wILks' ,on Frank
prompt attention. schooi hours-seven for the
longer days SIX and nall and SIX toE the shorter.
CHURCH HILL ENGLISH, CLASSICAL
ON BROAD, BETW ZEN siTH AND 18Th SITS.
:, The qndersignsd will open on Monday; nth Of
be prepared for any college or the active duties
of life. They design establishing permanent
School, and have had seven years, experience.
TERMS FOR TIN M0NTHs-payabie SENT annually
In ddraace:
Primary English $500. $50 90
Urinary Latin, Greek and Mathsmatios:--- g @
RErERENcEs.-A. Y. Stokes, Hunt i: James M %
Gen. Alex. Brown, T.. James Deane Richmond,
former patrons; Hon. r. C. L. Moncure, Stafford;
Well Has sesOo Pfo s.
able, University of South Carolina; Prsfs. Mar
Persons desiring to enter pupils, will apply to
STOKES d RIvEs, or HUNT JAMES.
i5 ssHGSF y1sSN1A y THkaN
FIE SFSNia MH5a kSag fKST
TTiHTE, for the session of 1850 and 1851.
PRoPosALs..-For what amount will you agree to
scholars not excseding one hundred aud hfty, and
obligate yourself 10 furnish two competent assist
sion to commence on the first Monday night in
October, and close on the first OF March. five
months three nights IN each week, two hours and
HS se SSsHA sS sn sss:e
jy 3l--7tawlm
CHURCH HILL ENGLISH, CLASSI.
cAI scHS sTsR 81 gaSAp W BETWEEN VIE YSH
FREE.-The exercises of this School will be re-
sumed on the 18th of September next, and will con-
Terms. nav able semi annually. in advance. from