The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-24
EDUCATIONAL.


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,n su' permanent school, and have had seven Year,
prmss; semi a'a.als ia aasa.,s %
E Ess:! Issin' Greek and nathsmstios. 9 9 9
kErss'.sess ,axA Stokes, Mus Hunt lanes:
S s.';s vsasS: tass1: e i
Persons desiring to enter pupils. will apply to
aa 2l-dim' W. L.MlLLER. nj. A.
SOUTHERN wAvEKLhYINSTITITE,
=, Mss PETER P. MAYO. Principal
next BOARDING p AND DAY 'ai n School FoR
Young LADIES Der object is to combine a
practical acquisition of trench and German. aud
| a proficiency in Music To accomplish this rur-
$40 viii reside in her family of which French will
| be the common LANGUAGE.
For Prospectus OF the plan of study, or Circu-
s asai sSn spps 10 MRS PETER MAYO
| 2s-sv' Richmond, Va
L CLASSICAL AND NJ ATHEMAT! CAL
Of September. au 23-ts
| naISs n. NJ. SCOTS SCHOOL, on Mar
| vi shall, between asth and a'th streets, Church
Ei for the instruction Of Young ladies' IN English
mlpsts on the last day Of June, 1851.
| Terms made known on application.
DR.. r. G.. Cabell, DR.. Knox. A. B. Clarke. A. 6.
sA few girls will be taken as boarders on
moderate terms. au22-3t
| A SHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY, HAN
"A OVER COUNTY, VA.-The fourth annual
Richmond. on the railway to fredericksburg. viii
commence the. 10th of September, and continue.
| forty weeks The annual session is DIVIDED into
two terms OF twenty weeks each.
| Charses for term Of ticenty iceeks. payable in
ddpaaes:
For Board including furnished room, attendance,
fuel and lights ----.......---. .--. SIS 0C
| For Primary English -........-..'. is 90
For higher English ....... ~ 90
For Ancient Languages. each .---......-.-. 10 90
For Modern Languages each -. 10 %
For Lectures on Chemistry and Natural Phi
For Music on Piano, Guitar, or Cultivation w
ro of H ws'0 81 f ss,1Ym.nt % 90
| For Drawing, Painting in Water Colors, and
Por Painins M ri toIo,s 10 60
s Shass ST fas
| The Principal has an able and experienced corps
~ GEO. w sRMIsTEAD. Principal.
au H-lm. AshLa, d, Hanover county, Va.
| EDuCATI0N.-The fifth session of Mrs. M.
tenber, and terminate soth June, 1851 She is
| grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore en-
| JOY ed, which she will endeavor still to merit by
| every possible exert,on to promote the interests
| TERMs-Per session of 10 months, payable quar-
| go terfv
Latin, with or without highest English
Primary English. -. ...-..... IS 90
| Beginners ~ w
au2 l-3w
TEFFERNON Male ACADEMY.
u 18th. BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH SITS,
| The Fifth Animal Ssss,on If this Scboo, will
| commence MONDAY, September I7th. 1860
sssss Of s ten
On a,,m. G. W. PETaERBBgIDsE.
| RCH HILL ENGLISH, CLASSi-
GAs 5tH6 IN BaSAb kkP sN Err
And 2Isr sTREETs"B4 Willis ( WIN GSA
| FREE.-The exercises of this School will be re-
sumed on the 18th Of September next, and will con-
| tInue ten months.
| Terms. payable semi annually, in advance. from
| $50 to $50. au 2l-lm"
| VIZ, MUSlC.-Miss T. r. MARTIN will give
S1SlC, Piano and Guitar. } after the Ist of Sep
| tember. at her mothers residence.
| tween I'd and 3d. au lS-ts
ICREENWOOO SCHOOL.-This School vii
| ~ open the Ath OF September, and close the last
oil Ju n, II situated within three mes Of Cob
hemar e county, at the base of the Southwest
Mountains in the midst of a moral, refined and
| intelligent community. IN country noted for its
| health, ard Tree from most of the allurements to
vice incidental to schools in the neghborhood of
The English branches, Latin, Greek. Mathe-
m TnR and Efenoh are t tnr rn.;
the 10 months, payable LIST of septemDer and LIST of
February Apply to GOTHAM X 4; N Aibs@s;Is.
DR., T. v. MerTiwether. Hon; VIM. G. Rives, Abe
MARIE 60 Capt. VIM. Woods, Buckingham.
| MIR. CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
W. AND MODERN LANGUAGES. AND OF
MATH EMATICS-,Removedt to 7th, between Mar
| The exercises of this School will be resumed on
months. most an rem ean be
furnished on appl cation Terms for the scholas
oSSa1 20 tsa Sps Ss nd geo
| annually IN advance: Every pupil will he consd-
eted engased from he day OF entrance to tie 18th
sence, except in cases Of protracted sickness. For
further particulars apply az my residence, on 9Th,
Clay joan GHR4
| CHEsAPEAKE FEMALE CnLLs.G =,
| y NEAR OLD POINT AND HAMPTON. VA.
on IN Oct
| The location, extraordinary account of its
ssd is pf pro- to Hampton Norfolk and Ports
| mouth, is particularly suited to Boarding Sohoo:
the city here affect the pupils Nor is there any
| hindrance from day pupils. as all are boarders:
| a well ordered home. The course Of instruction
is divided into ten departments or schools in qoh
| of which diplomas are awarded upon written ex-
aninations. The Teachers are gentlemen of thor
ough scholarship, and have secured for themselves
| and the Institution a high reputation.
| TERMS:
| Board, including fuel lights and washing, for the
English Tuition IN Preparatory and Cole ~ W
| other branches, extra
| "a For catalogues, and further Information,
| address, REV. C. A. RAY MOND, Hampton, Va
| REV. THOS. HUME, Portsmouth, Va.
| au 13-ts
| THESAPEAKE HALL FEMALE SEMI.
~ NARY, HAMPTON, VA, MRS. Dr.. BANKS,
| PRINcIPAL.-The next session of this Institu-
| ton will commence the 18th of September and
| close the LIST of July. Terms very mode rate
| Boarding scholars can remain at the Hall during
Address 'CHEsAPEAKE HALL" Hampton,
Va. aull-lmH
tn X. BASS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
| L. SCHO0L.-The tenth session of my School
| viii commence on the Sd September, at my resi-
dence on Clay street, between LIST and "a Streets
! Terms usual.
| in the Classical Department. $50 90
| In the English Department. SEQ
| Payable Quarterly.
| Persons desiring TO enter scholars will please
| call on me at my residence. L. Il. BASS.
| au 7-lmH
TEFFE RSON CLASSICAL AND COM.
y, ME / !. IA Al SCHOOL, UNDER THE DiREG-
| BETW ZEN 18TH AN D 10th STREETS-The
| Sd OF September, 1860
| For further particulars. as to terms and refer
ences, apply at my residence, or through the Post
Once. Parents DESTROYS of obtaining seats for
their children must apply early, the number of
scholars Is limited. au Sim
MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL,