The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-31
EDUCA TICNAL.
COUTHERy WAyERLY INSTITUTE,
- GRACE STREET. BETW ZEN 7TH AND sTn,


Mr.. MA rpTs + nt nhshs fssssr nd
sGhoQL yeaae rs on the isT 9 }so az
for aeantins compiete and ihoropeh education.
The s,stem OF education which she intsnas 70 70
ra ast g II as s as assu N ss ns
tutIons Europe In order TO elect ting. sne VIII
lie aided BY noae ba: Truly competent fioiessois
French viii he the h,hi,na! Language. of the
10 sna verse eaaeny that ny
Mrs. MAYO has secured the services OF Mons
Acadia and Dafhou,is Cossss Nova Scotia who
will give instruction IN the Nsturai Sclenees and
Tie thss aoans esdsn pnps hs
best advantage Tor acquiring nm experimental as
well as scientific KNOWLEDGE OF French and Ger
man. he former is the native language of Mons
Peeie; of the latter, he is perfect master, having
received his classical education among the Mora
1 ne Musical department VIII be entirely under
the control Of Professor c. I. DscAMEL, sentie
man Of well known ability and Of high standing IN
his prolessi, n, and Tor ,nan' years occupying
similar position at tina Patapsco Institute. Md
Prof. Decamei will also reside IN the institution,
as u Is deemed that his presence Will be OF the
greatest ADVANTAGE to his purIls There Wi be
Musical trees held for the Improvement and en-
tertsinnent of the young Ladies, to which tGe
friends of the Principal and those of the young
Ladies if resident, will be frequently invited.
Drawing and Painting will he taught by ex
peTIenced Artist; also the ornamental Branches.
Special attention will he paid to Bellies Lettres,
Rhetoric ana Reading.
Puulls belonging to denomination differing
from that 81 che Principal viii be permitted to at
tend whatever Church may be selected By the pa
rents or guardians.
The Academic year of nine months will consist
OF two sessions, commencing the LIST OF octnoer
ment to be made at the beginning of each session.
Board ..,.........S2O 200 GO
Washing, fuel and lights ................ So w
Tuition IN Preparatory Department 70 90
Tuition in ordinary English Branches 49,. 40 90
Tuition IN advanced English Branches. 80 10
Tuition in Ancient and Modern Languages,
Drawing and Painting, Professors fees
Piano forte, Preparatory, TWO lessons per 60
Piano Forte, more advanced, two lessons
Piano no Forte Gnshins; session two lessons ~
Harp. including Bochsa's new Harl eff
Guitar, per session. 80 %
Singing, with due attention paid to tbs
aIatomy OF the voc Il org ans to insure
good intonatlon, grace and freedom OF
execution, ref session. 49,. 40 20
Tuition IN the art OF Teaching Music. for
teachers, ~ -. 80 co
Use OF instruments per month. ,,..-.-....- ~
REFERENCES:
r, Hon Henry A. Wise, Princess AHn9 COUNTY !;
VIM Maboh Esa HDsh a aGsV Gssb DfEs'
Harrison Robertson, tsq,, Norfolk; Rev. Charles
MlnnjgsTode D. Rev. Bly, Moore D. p, 70.
<. Il. Cabell, Ri9hmond; rev. A tchltalt A. Hodge,
Horace Lacy. Esq Frede neksburs; ,Idttlefson I.
v powning, Norths ham A' County ; Jane! NJ
Alay0, Esq. DR., John Mayo, Westmore.and coun
ty Rev. ): j p. Anderson, St. Louis: Mo; John
= McPha'l, Etq, Charlotte county Robt. Saun-
cegla5as or any further pfprms,jCa that may
Principal. MRS. PETER p, MAJ
j. Slim RlCahi. nd, Va.
MRS. BROOKE'S BOARDING ANDDAY
VI SCHOoL.-The second session OF ths SG40ol
,xy,Il he 4
"a Al! the usual brsn5hss q FEMALE EDUcA-
tire masters, and Latin, Music, Drawing and
Paiating, By competent Professors in eacn depart
ment, The French Language will he taug hit nv n
native OF Paris. The growing necessity for this
langu ge In our country, makes II essential that
Il rhonid be taus 9rafly, Tor which reason twill
be the language OF the school room, and as soon
as proper selection can be made. a French lady
will be procured to reside IN the family.
class Will be formed in English Literature,
and the course of study will be thorough.
A corps Of experienced teachers tninee in mum,
1r IS Tao Sa1o zttq@nsy Gem
Nea St dosFs F rI5 1 Hon
ii 7. hunter, Y. $. Senator, Lloyd's, Essex coun-
Winchester. Va.i St Geo Tucker, Egg, Ashland.
Va; Right Rev. Bishop Joh4s;, Alexandr Va,
EsE S2s h,SIf fST 3ffs sa
savannah, Ga; Judge II H. Marshall. Charlotte
Rev ch1s Ksad fWG aa VA ndee
James D. Hal, burton, b, C Of L s., Richmoad,
Va; MI r.. IliIam Int r.; Richmond, W. Mr.
3, F. GnGth do; 4, T DanfsIl, Esq, do; Colonel
Thcs. Ellis, do; DR. Robert II Cabell, do
For terms ard ether partIcu ars relating 20 the
school, address H. t.. BROOKE.
Jy 3I-dt1O Richmond. Va.
MIGHT SuHOaI VIRGINIA TIECHAS-
- les, INSTITUTE NOTICE TO TEACH,
Frs PROPOSALS will be received until the 18th of
September, for T EACHING the sCHOO Z
| OF THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTI-
IiiTE, for the session of 1850 and 1861.
| PRoP0s4 Is.-For what amount will sOu agree to
| teach all the EnShsh branches to a number of
scholars not exc aedng one hundred aid nifty. aid
oAligate yourself 10 furnish two competent assist
| ants, to be approved by the Commit ee-the SEES
| sion to commences on the first Monday night in
October, and close on the first Of March. five
months three nights IN zach week two hours and