The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16
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T,nRDoNSyrLLE FEMALE AcaDEMy
" The Fourf1 Session of this School Eiil besin
the 10Th OF Sc ptemter. 1900 and close June 2oh
The design of,be School is TO afford facilities for
the acquisition of thorough education lnciud ng
al the accom- plishments usually t1ugh. In similar
Institutions.
Rsvn eeS M,, OF ISs,fr'PP .,nsio,, and n,
structoI IN Ancient Languages, Mathematics, ard
MS ), Gs"iad Teacher of French, and As
Mr.. JonS PRosISo sR. Teacher of Music, Draw
Miss Barry l.. MILLER, Teacher of the English
Mrs MARY z. BARBOUR. Matron and Manager
of the Boarding Department
Board. per session Of 10 months includins wash
Music and susis sss Of
Ancient and Modern LANGUAGES. each. $50; Hugh
er Enssh $50 Lower, $50; Painting and Draw
o f rat at the Close Of the session No pupil admit
ted for less term than five months, and no dedac
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SOUTHERN FEMALE tsN1ssaIliTrEgffEs.
The nth session of this Institution viii con-
mence on the LIST of October next, and close on the
Tie Principal will he aided BY eleven thorough
iy qualified ms ruct"rs, and every enort VIII be
made 20 maIntaiq the high reputation and select
The advantasss Gsrs9 in he depsETents Of
ana tne st,snt'on are to I be
study Of HISTORY, ENGLISH LITERATURE
RHETORIC and HEADING.
The Principal refers To the patrons OF the Schools
To the Faculties OF the Vir8lnIa Mlltars nsti-
tute and of w illiam and Mary Colleges. to Profs;
b isoe. Smith. Coleman. Davis and Maupin, oil
the University of Virginia,
For further Information. or for cstaiogue giving
course of study, terms. gulatlons and full list OF
patrons to which attention Is invited address the
Principal, D. LEE POWELL,
jy IL dim Box 81, Richmond, Va.
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL Col HLGE,
- No. ls9 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
BRANCHES TAUGHT:
Double Entry Book keeping,
Commercial Calcu atoms,
fHE M iqd
~ Students can enter thus institution at any
time. there be ing no vacation.
For PARTICULARS please call at the College, or
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WV. FLEGENHEIMER,
~ lO-lm Principals and PropIletors
DRAWING SCHOOL, For vacation time, re-
~ opened TT Els DAY. the 10th ia y. 1860.
By A. GUENTHER, ARcBITscr,
Sanesd q R NeT nSd Maks of Gs
school will do we'll to continue the lately at schooD
commenced exercises with the Brush IN Indian
ATUESDAYS and FRIDAYS oto Il A. NJ.
J. u r. Va "A L. r. I.
IL The CATALOGUES for the past session, con-
tanning the announcement for the next session,
beginning OCTOBER LIST, 1860 now ready Tor
distribution. They NAV be obtained BY appl'ca-
ton to me- AT the Institute, or, during my absence
from the city, they NAV be found at the Bookstore
o. Pow H0 cHAs II W.T. WiN SIs President
NAV tkSlTI HIGH sCHUOL, HlGIt-
- NOT SPRINGS, POWHATAN COUNTY,
he Of 8 next al unGe the
rsction If the undersigned.
Though designed especially as preparatory to the
University of VTglnla, 1t WILL for this reason. al
ford no fewer advantages 10 those intending to
enter other Universities. or any College
One of the Principals will teach MATH EMAT-
les; the other, LANGUAGES. Assistant In
struc shall. in every be graduates Of ths
University of Virginia. Coiloquial classes, how
ever, IN MODERN LANGUAG rs, Will receive
occasional instruction from natives of those lam
guaees.
Charges for the session, $780, including every
thing.
Circulars may he obtained at the bookstores IN
Richmond, or by application - uS through the
Richmond Post -Ofice.
SIDNEY H. OWENS. ia. A. W.,
Lately Professor of Greek in Richmond College.
PHILIP b. SrANARD, a. NJ.
Graduate of, and formerly
Assistant Professor at, V. NJ. Institute.
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