The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-07

dav nj October next. and close the hrst day OF
'gTth, e rest Assistant Teachers in each depart
ment have been emoloy ed; Terms. as follows an
For h,sher Eng'.sh branches 49, 10
LANGUAGES, each .-.-..'''# AZ
Music = Professors fees. .,.d
All additional information will Re oommun,..abss s
by the Principal On application Grace s s'eeI
Nh q c:L ISKsfhAss AM kssLisH SCHOOL
Man street. bef,rssn 5d ma ~ -, ,h,s School
The s MSssSBHS ,sss .
next Puplls will he sGm,tsea wno Or enter
e. con ssssy t t"pm @ae
Mi TUKNER car be sse" f r. Mi ise G|i@
|.TRCH HILL ENGLisH, CLAssa-
AsaSAb b bsP f2MN 5tn
Mr. Wins hsvins dissolved his connection
with the atoys School. The exercises Will IN future
sSmed on MON DAY, the nth Sept
Terms, from $50 to $50, payable semi annually,
SEQ In JNo. NJ. wINFREE
MISS IEssIE GnKD9N,S SCHOOL,
W FRANRLIN ANp SlxT , STREETS, ,a,o
se6-lm'
MISS VIRGINIA CARY viii reopen her
WI SCHOOL on MONDAY. 18th September. at
her school roonl, on 4th street, between Main and
Franklin. se6-2t'
MISS II. NJ. SCOTS SCHOOL, on Mar
lfl shall, between 25th and 10Th streets, Church
Hui, for the instruction oil Dung LADIES' IN Enshsh,
French and Music, will commence ITS sec md SEES
the 10Th gay of September, 1860, and termI-
nate on the last day of June, 1861
Terms made known on application.
REFEkENcEs:
DIR. 6. Cabell, Or. Knox, A. b. Clarke, A. 6.
~ lew airs viii be taken as boarders on
moderate terms. sc o-M
ENGLISH AND CLA>>iIAL s,hUUL,
Il MAYO STREET, ,,
The seventeenth annual session of my SCHOOL
will commence on MONDAY, the 2ith September
se6-im '0 'N c. p. BURRUsS.
| MRS. JULIA l.. JUHN>TON wlll resume
| WI the duties of her SCHOOL. on Monday, Gath
| September, at her house, on Sd street, between
Franklin and Grace. sc o-lm
4. BiNf0kD,s ENGLis Is =, A a \ ID
-. ctASs,SSiGAk ScHpok, on FAST S5pE Of
of tss School T lh Ss
scnoo every facility is afforded for the thorou n
| and systematic prosecution of every branch of
study taught IN schools of the highest grade, and
the Principal uses every effort to promote the al
| valcement of his pupils
| A good and well selected CHEMICAL AND PHtLo-
| soPHICAL APPARATUs has been purchased SINCE
| the last session.
| Prof. E Mlos has charge of the French Depart
ment, from to ga 2. NJ. each day. The name of
| TINS gentleman is "a Sufficient guarantee that the
LANGUAGE will be thoTou1 hly taught
| TERMS-As heretofore. ,
| For iurther particulars, parents are requested
to cal at Msssr st BSFpsD PoETsks w as
ar se4n n,f ar'01 d" 'D' "''-0 H. BINFoRD
DOGEK MAXIM Will resume the duties of
| IL his SCHOOL on MONDAY, Oct. LIST, Clay ST.,
| between 9th and 10th.
TERMS -tptyable semi annually, in advance ,
| /, lmary Department o. w
| Usual English Branches. ......' Az 10
| Engi sh, with Latin. .----....---. 5oLU
EhERsh VII Lam ap1 PEE 4 'oOo
4-lm
JEFFERSON CLASSICAL AND Govt
u MERCIAL SCHOOL. on Main, between 18th
and hSfr.s md q L., u,
The exercises Of this School were resumed on
| September 3fd. 1850 AS there vacant seats
| parents should apply immediately. For further
particulars apply at my residence, above the school
room. Sc 4-Zw
j 25rH. BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH SITS,
The Fifth ANIMAL H0 selsa mL Of this School will
commence MONDAY, September l71h 1860.
| TERMS, per session of ten months-SSO 40 and
$50; one hall payable LIST January, 1851, the re-
'''A H''' ''' D''' c. e. W. PETRERBRIDGE.,
WAsHINGTON ACADEMY, AMELIA,
w VA.-The next session of this Institution
commences Sept 3D. and closes Jn9 b. 18th 1851
John Letc6er? Judge j. " Brockenbroush; Col.
H SMITH, n: l.; Msor John J l. Preston Wt
No deduction for loss of time, except in case OF
''O'' ''''D JNo, A. R. IMBoDEN, AN.
FINNEv MILLS. Amelia. Va " 2s-t2othS.
THE nUTiEsHE MR. W; ID; siTAkTs
| SCHOOL Will be resumed on MONDAY, the Path
| of September. au 23-ts
MRS. DR. RUST hess to announce that there
LADIES, which viii re- re open &c T0sER lsT 1850
at her residence, Main street, between 9TH and 9Th
applications are respectfully requested. Fanl On :
CEORGETOwN COLLEGE, u. ,.-Ths
" Institution is situated on the northern bank
a
District of Columbia Its situation Is peculiarly
healthy and picturesque.
| MONDAY of September, and ends ab1u' the mid
Pension for Board and Tuition, including
washing and inending OF linen, ls.....S $500 90
nedieel % % ana 1ediene ed Astrononc.j W
| Instruments ...-- ----.-' W
dadaatian fees s., = ;:iisa: % 20
| Payments must be made haif-yearly in advance
au -s,aw4w tn TIL !oa sas hARLP Pfe 81
| ~ l.. a. >ALTER'S ENGLISH AND
BErWEEN FIRST An D. B sfE;coND'-T eIght6
| l7th September next, and close July 18th. 1861
| Course OF instruction, thorough and comprehen-
| slve. designed to prepare youths Ter College or
For Greek and the Modern Languages, compe
| tent assistance will be secured
| Terms as usual. Circulars: specifying partlcu-
| lars, Will be furnished application, may lie
10 MRS ps : sATTER viii also open a PRIMARY
| SCHOOL, at the same time and place, for boys
| from SIX to ten years OF age TERMS: $50 and
| SIS. an2-dtlO
SOUTHERN WAVEkLEY lNsiaIuiE
| - RlCHMO IND, Va.
| MRS. PETER P. MAYO. Principal
| Mrs. MAYO will open, on the first Of October
| next a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
| YOUNG LADIES Her object is to combine a
| useful and complete English educ with a
| practical ac4 uIsltion of French and German. and
| a proficiency in Music. To accomplish TINS pur-
| pose, her Professors f French, German and Ma
SIC will reside IN her family. OF which French Will
be the common language.
| For a Prospectus OF the plan of study, or Circu-
lars, containing terms. references and other par
| ticuars apply to Mas. PETER p. MAYO.
| 23-3W" Richmond. Va
Ne Mrs MAYO has removed her residence to the
house recently occupied hy the late Judge P V.
Daniel, on Fifth between Clay and Leigh street is.
| HAMPTON ACADEMY.
| IL ms TR . TORS.
| JOHN B. CARY, A. Nj, Principal.
| FLEMING JAMES, Jr A. M, gu. of Va.)
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