The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21
EDUCATION Al.
edmond FEMALE SEMI.ARX, ON
N GRACE STREET, gETWEEN THIRD

nary OF the FIRST class has encourage the Principal
to provide more amrle accommodations FOR the
targed, and important notifications will he made
IN them, which will add greatly to their oonve.
nlence and comfort. The lodging rooms are large
and well ventilated, and not more than from two
to Tour 6oarders VII occupy one room. ne keel
tatlon Rooms Will be well arranged tor the accom-
nav '''''''' TERxs~For Nine Months.
Washng, fuel and lights ..............-. % %
Tuitton in the Preparatory Department -. 80 90
Tuition IN ordinary EngIish Bra inches .... 40 10
Tuition in advanced English Branches. bo w
Tuition III Modern and Ancient LANGUAGES 40 M
Music. Vocal and instrumental, Il Piano and
Gu'tar)-For one lesson, oil one hou? per N M
For t@" lessons per week, OF one hour each $ %
Use Of Piano ............ 10 90
0Iawinp IN crayon ............... 80 90
paIntinS IN yvater coIors .. ..-..,..., ~ q,
psintinr IN oil ................ so 90
One hall payable on the LIST Of October, 1850, and
the remainder on the l5th Of Fenrnar,, III uovs
and to any of the former patrons OF the school
OF 5ne b az an5 Of the
DG iyss~sm VI A. n, DTPuY. Richmord: Va,
AIRS. BnOOKE's BOAKUING A Nd DA Y
viii commence the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
1860, ana end the lst of July, 1851:
TON are taught the Modern Languages by na
tire masters, and LatIn, Music, Drawing and
ment. The French Language will he taught by a
native of Pans. The growing necessity for this
9Sa G3S S1a ma a Shoh fsssdn
re the language Of the school room, and as soon
will he procured To reside in the family.
A class Will he formed Eughsh Literature,
and the course of study VIII he thorough.
4 corps of experienced teachers mine IN mum
ber) have been engaged. AID others Will be added
should the exigences Of the school reqmre them.
eral of Virginia, RICHMOND; Prof D. Fl. Tucker,
Scr lnvdfE
". Va; Hon James NJ. Mason, U. s Senator
Winchest-T. Va; 81. Geo. Tucker; ESQ, Ashland
Rev + Y. Moore, Richmond, Va; Rev. James r.
Graham, Winchester, Va; Thomas Fnrman, Esq,
9. H., Va; CInclnatus Newton. Esa Norfolk,
va Rey GhaTes H. Read Ri o Va Judge
Abram Warwick, DO; M. Samuel Ayres, do, Mr.;
Rh6s f E. so Dr. F. Fob Rn9f t ES d0 Colonel
s59%9i, sdS5sss il / sisS 55fEy T..
VI SESSION OF 1s60-'61.
The regular CQCR t do9 9H LECTURES viii
continue until the LIST Of Match.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, NJ. D., Professor of
DAVID II, TUCKER, NJ. D.. Professor of Theory
BEVERLY I, WELLF0RD, NJ. D., Professor of
A. f. PEFtC0LAS, NJ D. Professor stE' of Anatomy.
L. 5, JONES, NJ. D., Professor OF Institutes of
JAMES H. CONWAY, NJ. D.. Professor of OBJ
JAMES B. McCAw, NJ. D., Professor of Chem
MARION HOWARD, NJ. D., Demonstration of
Through he liberality of the Legislature at its
last session. in eppropriating the sum of thirty
thousand dollars for the benefit this Institution,
the facilities heretofore offered to students Will be
greatly extended LARGE and important additions
are beng made to the illustrations every depart
llayo l.t1Ii. lF,,1
repairs anu alterations; and new Hospital is in
Coul Sc of erection, immediately adjacent 10 the
College, winch VIII greatly eniarse the means OF
ample faclliries are afforded for the prosecution
Two Prizes Of Fifty Dollars each are offered to
the members OF the graduating rlass-one for the
best Essay on any surgical subject; the other for
Theory or Practice OF Medicine.
Ticket of each Professor. $500
Naturalization - ............ $50
De emonstPator Of Anstomy...-..'' 1 70
The Catalogue, containing, fuller information,
will be forwarded to those who may apply for it,
L. s. JOYNES, NJ. D.,
au 2l-2aw4w Dean Of the Faculty.
ENEMALE SCHOOL,
L On CHURCH HILL Marshall and 2i:h SITS.
RICHN0ND. Va,
PHILIP Is. rkICE. PnncyaL
The Frs, Session of TINS School will begin on
1861.
The English Department and the Latin Classes
will he under the immediate care of the Principal.
who has had seven ears experience IN the IN
FRENCH. MUSIC and DRAWING Will be
taught BY competent instructors.
Boarders vii find in the family Of the Principal
every reasonable attention paid 10 their comfort
and EN- o. ment- ana IN the community IN which
the School IS located. an intelligent and refined
society. and ample religious privileges OF all the
of residence. combines many advantages of city
and country life; being rot very far fromithe cen,
ire OF tch mond, and yet quiet, open to healthful
breezex, and commanding extensive views Of the
most beautiful scenery around theiclty.
Board, including Fuel, Lights and Washing. 1925
English ruinonif!mqry sstss rs
Music on the rIaao-one lesson week ..'. 70
two lessons week.. 50
-. The Principal may be addressed persona!ly,
or ~ letter, at No. l73 Main St. Richmond, Nv.
H. Whites BoOkstors,) or at his residence. on
Church Hill, 24th ST., between Broad and Mar
shall. Sc l0-lm
T H. BINFORD'N ENGLIN = Nd
7rH, BETWEEN CLAY AND MARSHALL
SIREhTs.1FhNs exercises OF ms school WI be
school every facility is afforded for the thoTcu 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 ad-
vaacement of his pupils.
A good and well selected CHEMICAL AND PHILo-
soPHICAL APPARATUS has been purchased since
the last session.
Prof. EuIoN has charge of the French Depart
ment, from to go p. NJ. each day. The name of
this gentleman is a efficient guarantee that the
lang age will be thoTous hiy taught.
TERMs-As heretofore.
For further particulars, parents are requested
to call at Messrs BINFoRD Il PoRTER's Ware
rooms corner 18th and Franklin streets, or ad
IL Sc ss4 dim T Nous '''' ''' J. II. BINFoRD
IthURCH ftisL ENGLISH, CLASSICAL
~ AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,
ON BROAD, BETWEEN EARN AN ~ 18TH SITS.
The undersigned will open on Monday 18th Of
September, a SCHOOL for Boys, at whiea they viii
be prepared for any college or the active duties
of life. They design establishing a permanent
school, and have had seven years experience.
FERNS FOR TEN MoNTHs-paydbEe semi annually
an adra0cs:
Higher English -; ---....:.----. 40 w
Primary Latin, Greek and Mathematics.---. % 90
REFERENCES "A. Y. Stokes, Hunt 4 James,
Gen. Alex. Brown, L. James Deane, Richmond,
former patrons; Hon. r. C. L. Monouie, Stafford
w. p. Conway Fredericksburg; Caleb S Halo
well, Alexandria High sch oil; Prof. g. s. Ven
able, University of South Carolina; PrOfs Mar
tin and Holiday, H. s. College.
Persons desiring 10 enter pupils will apply to
STOKES RIvEs, or HUNT JAMES.
c. s. MILLER,