The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-20
EDUCATIONAL.

~ =, &c :ssss,ou Of this SCHOOL FOR YOUNG la
A. e: Y O. ssa on and ~ =,
OF Ooto osr, 1850. and close on the soth Of June,
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
ii shuMATE, Mental and Moral Science.
r. q 3iLsON. Natural Science and Ma.he-
Rev ItNss, A, RgES,AN, biblical Literature.
EAR s. & MsRA spanish and and f hafnsn'
Miss MAGGIE d. BRANDER, Primary Eng
H H2its ea aH sasst r'Sqa sn As o5s'n
Qs1 Al b HElNRlCh, Painting and Drawing.
J. F" REEVE. Penmsn.hir.
For u' Session, payable half on LIST of October.
Prima. English, including Vocal Music. $50 co
Intermediate English, including Vocal Mu-
Senior, including Vocal Music. 60 90
P,an". San Guitar, or Cultivation of the ~ "
Piano, 0tKan, Guitar, or Cultivation of the ~ W
o Voice. Tor one hour lessons, two per week 80 40
Pas eI OF Water Colors, Crayon Drawing.... 20 %
Ornamental Branches -. o. 90
Wsah.ns and Lights. - 80. .---'.' ~ " 90
"a Application to enter pupils and ali commuD
THOMAS l.. GALLEHER,
ma The announcement. for the sessi on of IL O. Isl
au7 2m
DISaMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
- -. The seventh Session begins OCTOBER Isr.
1860 ard ends the last o! June, 1851
fhe Increased prospert, of the past session en-
courases the President IN the effort TO make the
age aud the high iierar, character n his Acqulred
US scuits is iarse anu able. rs buljinss which
fsy ea sP sns are osa1s,
ratuS costly and compiete It's course of study com
prehensve and thorough.
, Inc rnslish Course, as will be seen from "ur
tatalosue, Is unusu Sly large. and IL is made es
pecia, prominent through out LANGUAGES are
taught after the methods best adapted to secure
mental dlsci pune, which seems the true end Of the
study but, IN French particularly, conversation
is also careiuils attended TO,
The Musical Department remains in charge of
Mr.. CLAP, and MIR. C. C. Mr. has been added
Charles H. Winston, a Y Univ. DIVA > Pres,-
dent and Prof. of Mora Science and English Lit
Rev J. l.. Burrows, D. D., Evidences of Chris
James Leigh Jones, A. NJ, UNIV ofvs.J Msthe-
f A Lewis, II. d, Natural Sciences
Prot. F. Emion, ,of Pays! French,
Miss Mary l.. Leftwich, Drawing, Painting, &c.
John w; Reeve, Penmanship.
NJ ss 8. p. Royal English Branches.
Miss n y. Valentine, English Branches.
Mrs. Ann r.. Mallory. Preparatory tepartme mt.
Miss MARY C. Lathrop, Preparatory Department.
n. B. Clapp; Prinoipalo of Musical Department.
c. G. MeTa, Piano.
D. A. Ericsson Guitar.
The President will hear the recitstons of all the
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten-
ZION to the Primary pupils.
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS.
(Haf pay able Oct /, lS60-Temalnder Feb. Is, 81 }
English Tuition, Preparatory Departmental 30 90
English Tuition. Collegiate Department. 80 %
Ancient and Modern Languages, each 20 20
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music. so W
Music on Guitar, - 40 20
Use of instrument for practising ....... 500
Vocal MUSIC aoLe, (taken by all in classes) 2 90
Drawing, NeedlewOrk, or GrecIan Paint
ing -. 49, -. - - 20 90
OIL Painting. ....- Observation-Disclosures. so W
ing - - %. - $500. = =. -. 100 90
Washing. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 W
A reduction of one fourth to Ministers.
ANo extra charges Pupils provide Books
and Stationery at their own expense In case of
protracted sickness, deduction will be made for
absence
Boerders are members of the Presidents fami-
ly. Money to meet their incidental expenses
should be deposited with him, and all letters for
them sent to his care.
Catalosues containing full details. may be OBJ
tanned at the bookstores. by appl cation to the
Presl lent. CHAS. II. WINSTON,
au pam Richmond Va.