The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-16

80 rs proximity to Hampton, Norfolk and Ports
None oi the divertins or tempting Influences of
fhc city here sheet the puptis' nor is there any
While they enlov the rehnements and pleasures OF
well ordered nome. The course of instruction
divided INTO ten departments or schools, In each
s5Instlons The Teachers are gentlemen Of thor
Sush scholarship. anl have secured for themselves
sEd the Institution a hRh reputation.
TEKMs;
Bosrd, ino.adns fuel, lights and washing, for tho
EnsIlsb Tuition IN Preparatory and Cole y
s'''s '''' If' "theT branches. extra. ." ~
address, Rsv. c, A RAYMOND. Hampton, Va.
Rkr, THoS. HUME, Portsmouth. Va.
Mr., RiCE WILL OPEN An ENGLISH
W tNn CLASSICAL SCHOOL ON THE lsT
M 8S sTskk A Ms kS *
HIS course Of instruction will he systematic and
th"roush, embTaclns that explanatory course
vp5oh has been pursued by his mother for the last
~ sears; and he hopes, hf faithful and consel
erfiops DISCHARGE Of hs duties. to receive the pat
rouaSe Of those really desiring the improvement
snd advancement Of their children,
the Index, and Thomas D. Qasrles, Esq.
He can be sesn al any time by calling at his his
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CEv. Vi J. MICHELBACHER'S SCHOOL,
II IN THE BAsEMENT or THE SYNAGOGUE,
on lIh Strset, aea, Marsha!L
The fleenth session Of Rkv N. J. MICHEL
RASHERs SCHOOL viii commence on the hrst
Mr H. viii lie sssisted by Mr.. EDWARDTUR-
NER. who. in the asl five sessions. mas received
the approva If the patrons and of the Prime pal OF
the schoo!, and by MRS Q. r BENNETT, whose
ssry 90 say more n her hehalf.
The following subjects comprise the studies of
MI. Vi S school:
EHslisA with all its branches Including the
Bellies LettEes; German, FeHeh, Rsjrew and
p,,ce of Tpitior Of the seSe;or endio, nj, ,bs ,st
4 July. IS s2o SIS and $50,
For further lnioTmatl9n, ald!ess
au Its Corner of lst and Marshall SITS.
CHESsPEAkE Hall. FEMALE sEMi-
ton will commence. on the 18th of September and
CLOSE the LIST of July. Terms very mode rate
address "CHESAPEAKE HALL" Hampton,
Va, au lin
AIRS. PELLETS SCHOOI,
WI ON BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN 10TH AND llTH.
MRS PELLET Will resume the DUTIES of her
Schpol on MONDAI. Der ID and Wi Ii be aided III
a rs departments by al efficient corps OF teach
Parents who entrust their children to her care
are assured tLst theS will be thoroughly grounded
IN all the branches essential to finished educa-
TERMS made known on application at her resi-
nee. au l0-2m
WASHINGTON ACADEMY. AMELIA,
/
oommences Sept Sd, and closes June 18th, 1861;
Reference 10 the Trustees and Patrons Hon
+ Ii Smith, v M. /; Major John T. L.. Preston !;
Faculty of W Washlngton College, VIM. s. White,
No deduction for loss of time. except in case of
JNo: A. &. IMBoDEN, AN.
FiNNET MILLS. Amelia Va. ~ 2-tNthS.
MRS. MORSE will open a SCHOOL, on Mar
p1 e sT u sEFTEMBER u and 2a' endnT E"S41 the
a1 Init lI1a ull0h ppi,a H.
TAUGHT: Also, Nj USlC on the Piano
For further particulars, apply at her residence
REFER ENcEs.-CSi, S, H. Parker Alexander K.
Parker, ESQ Col. t J. Evans. aus-2~t
IT X. BASS ENGLISH HAND CLAssIcAL
L. SCHoOL.-The tenth session of my School
wI commence on the 81 September. at my resi-
9snce, on Clay street, between LIST and I'd streets.
In the Classical Department. ..-....-.-. $50 %
In the English Depart rtment. .---.--.. 5000
Persons desiring to enter scholars will please
call on ne at my residence. 1. K. BASS
= Mrs NJ, c. GARY VIII resume the responsible
dates OF her School on the first MONDAY IL
eaA- Residence 4th street, CANDLES Hill.
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IEFFERSDN CLAsSt':At. i ND ,UM-
y MEkCIAL SCHOOL, UNDER THE DlRkC-
BETWEEN 18TH AN d 10Th sTREETS-The
third session of TINS School will commence on the
sl Il
For further particulars. as to terms and refer
eaees' Apply at my residences or throug the Post
once. Parents desirous OF obtaining seats ioI
their children must apgly early, as the number o
schoiars IS limited an J I'm
MRS. DH. hUsF begs to announce that there
VI are vacancies IN her Private Class for YOUNG
LADI t4S, which Will reopen &c OhER lsT, lS50,
At her residence, Main street, between 7th and Sth
Tne number OF pupils being limited to eight, earl,
Applications are respectfully requested. tau In
L FEMALE SCHOOL.
Central Railroad, viii commence on the lst OF next
Sep,en Der, and close on the lstof july following.
IERAs-PsT Session a Tan Months.
Board and Tuition in all the English branches for
Music on the Piano, with use of Instrument, IS 90
Drawing and Painting, ,eaoh....-..~..-... 10 90
India Ink and Cray on, each ....-...----- GJ
IA accomplished and experience ed teacher viii
My address is FredeIlcks Hall Louisa county
FlrslnIa. NATHA'L w. HARRIS.
ly lT-tlstSept
OLD DUMINiUN IN>TITLTE.-Ihe / he next
~ session OF this SCHOOL FOR. YOUNG LA
DlkS located at the corner OF 5th and Franklin
stTeets, Richmond, Va, viii begin on the LIST day
Of October, 1850, and close on the 30ih Of June.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
!, +. SHUM ATE, Mental and Moral Science,
X. u. gibson, Natural Science and AIathe-
Rev, JAMES A. DUNCAN. Biblical Literature.
\ Mons. ,f dkpQp, RD H0UDAIER, French.
Ali KLVA NJ. JONES' Intermediate English
Miss MAGGIE b. BRANDER, Primary Eng
HORACE CHASE. Piano and Organ.
hhE!NRlCHH SCHNkIQER, Harp.
OSWALD HEfINRRI3ciHi., Painting and Drawing.
} ". REEVE. PenmanshiP.
TERMS,
tPor the Session payable half on lst of October,
residue Feb. IA, 1861 }
Primary EnEhsh, including Vocal Music =. & 30 90
Intermediate English, including Vocal Mu
senior including Vocal Music 60 20 20
Piano, ;sas' Guitar, or CGitiyatlon Of the ~ W
Voice, for han-hnur lessons, two per week so 90
Piano, Organ, Guitar, or Cultivation of the
VOICE. for one hour lessons, two per week. 80 90
Dh PantiEg .;.-.... ;;.......--.. SO W
Pa..e++%f Water Colors. Crayon Drawing. -. % o
Sc OF Piano 10 O0
Ornamental Branches ....-...".... 90 0O
WaIbIng and Tiyhta - a5 nl
"a AppneatioI To- enter pupils and ali commu0
mcatons concerning the School, should be made to
THOMAS l.. GALsEHER
~ The announcement. for the session OF 1870 81,
Will Ie furnished 10 those who apply, rs Indicated.
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MRS. BaOOkE4's BOARDING AND DAY
- - sChOoL.-lhe he SECOND session Of this School
ISlJ ana end the LIST OF July, 1851.
"A u the usual branehes Of FEMALE EDUCA-
TlDN are taught, the Modern Languages by ma
lsrs masters, and Latin, Music, Drawing and
Paiatng, by competent Professors in each d spart
ment. The FRENCH LANGUAGE will be taught by a
natye Of Pars. The growing necessity for this
,hodd be taught orally for which fes.on It W
be the language OF the school room, and as soon
az proper selection can be made q French lady
wlu Le procured TO reside IN the family.
e,ass win be formed IN Enghsh Literature,
end the course Of study wilE be thorough.
of q 4 ne ri m