The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-28
.nDuCATrONAL.

=, 80 EDUCATIONAL.
~ l.. c. sALTER's ENaLIsH. AND
G fiRsr oA9 frE .Es6
ssss,en q this School Will commerce MONDAY M,
Course Of instruction. shorcuq h and comp rehen
sive, desisned to prepare youths for College OF
For Greek and the Modern I,ansaases, con,pe-
tent assistance will no secured. ssss.t
TKRMs as usual. Circulars, specifying rssnohn e
j" nAs ms. Z skLTER viii also open PRIMARY Ar,
rom six to ten year. Of TnRs. .s gag ed
1SnURCH HILL nnGLlsHs,c Shassi'AH
On ns hnp kkEFwE hk sira SSS srI sTs
hs gu for sf so, s sGiaa .iay viii
sspsemerea for any college OF the active duties
| ~ f,fe. They design establishing permanent
TrSws roR rsS MoNTHs--pasatle ssats- aaakdity
IN adca"ee a.o -
Primary Enefsh 49,. .-.-..-.-.S I "
Eriesr, LATIN. Greek and Mashsnsto,,-. 9 =
RIrKsKNcss.-A. y. Stokes. Hunt & ,James,
former patrons; Hon; r. 9. L. Moneure. Stafford;
Well Rss scsoo pSo G.
able. Un,ysrslty Of SOUTH Carolina; Profs Mar
Persons deslrins to enter puplls. viii apply TO
SroKks RrvKs, or HUNT yaaEs.
T.. .. N,
an 2,-dIm. W /. MILLER. NJ. A.
ENGLISH AND tLAsAlCAL SChUOL,
Il MAYO STREET.
The seventeenth anspsi session o. my ry sSnHel
M. J inc No II. BsAL s viii again 30 assocls,ed
as sa s hne:h
Mons. G. .BoGLANGE, whom cannot too high
interests of his pupils will continue to give instrae
ton in the French Language.
S AND S e seasr
TERMS. 30. as. heretofore. .o., Tho
lath September. at the Richmond House. or ad-
ores. me through the POST ofiSee'p guRRuss.
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S VII klA H e Ah hisSSkM n A. de- DE-:
The School, !, e and
closes the last week of June, ~. s.,..u,
ans On st sf FeSfasry on INC '''
~ ~ co Va. au IS eodl0t&oW3t
CEORGETOWN COLLEGE, ID; This
ot the Potomac ard commands fun view OF
Georsetown, " ashingt2n. and great part 81 the
District al COiuInUid' ltS siSuos'oii ~
The Scholastic Year commences on the first
MONDAY of September, and ends about the MD
Pension for Board and Tuition, including s.oo 40
washing and mendlng of linen, ISL. SDe 90
Medical hid and medicine. -----...:.; W
Use of Philosophical and Astronomical 40
Instruments ----- 49, - ~
vacation spent az College. % 90
Payments must be MAGE doH hiNEEs AkY n sdvrnos
au B-stsw4w. Tu Th & Sat President.
BEAUMONT FEMALE sCHVOL, MEAS
D GoRDoNsvILLE. ORANGE "A Sst co. HA:SI IN
10th, and closes the last Of June.
TERMS,
Payable half in Sept, balance in FebJ
Board and English Tuition $3.50
Music. With use of instrument. 49,. .-....... IS
freneh .....----- ----- -----....'' ~
Latin. .-------...'. ~
Drawing ..-----.-'' -''-.-.- $500 .-.-- '----
shall have the assistance Of competent Teach
ers in conducting this School. ,o>,,s
1s-FATuaw ' - 6or'donsviile.
CHURCH HILL MALE ACADEMY.-The
- under signed having. secured the services OF
Rev; H. A. DwIGHT;A NJ; for many years past
Norfolk, whose collegiate attalnments are not to
be surpassed. will open an English and Classical
aAL
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: 49, $50 90
Tuition in Advanced English Branches 80 N
Tuition in Latin. Greek, and Mathematics. 40 10
Tuition In French, Greek. Latin and He
Tuition in Ornamental Penmanship and !
Book Keeping by double entry $500. 20 90
TERMs.-One- fourth pay able at The beginning OF
"a Students will make application. immediately
to tne undersIgnsd on the corner OF 18th ana
IA The morals OF pupils strictly regarded.
Rf Ek + < nWf sHHaffhs e. NJ, Principals.
au7-Iaw7wTu"
CORDONSVILLE FEMALE ACADtM,
N The Fourth Session of this School will begin
the 10th OF September 1850, and close June 29Gh,
The design of the School is to afford facilities for
the acquisition of thorough education. Including
all the accomplishments usually taught IN similar
institutions.
CORPS OF INSTRUCTORS:
Rev. D. B. EWING, A. M, Principal and In
structor in Ancient Languages, Mathematics, and
Mrs F. B. EwiSe. Teacher of French, and As
Mr.. john PRosINGER, Teacher of Music, Draw
Miss BETTY L. MILLER, Teacher of the English
Mrs. MARY Z. BARBOUR, Matron and Manager
of the Boarding. Department
Board. per session OF 10 months, including wash
ing. lights. and every personal accommodation,
$40; Music, including use OF instrument, . ~;
ANCIENT and Modern LANGUAGES, each, $50; hlgh-
er English $50; Lower, $40; Painting and Draw
other at the close of the session. Nopupil admit
ted for less term than five months and no ded9o
tons except for protracted sickness. For further
PARTICULARS see o Rsv. b2N1EL B EWING.
jy I6-law6w .rt Gordonsvi'le. Va.
FIRST CLASS MALE SCHOOL, q saun-
81 SsoAb SIS, ctoMMENCfNG sEfTEMBER
i'fh' st. PENDLEToE Principal.