The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-20
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
'TRs LINE oy ,ag ADEAT
ACULATE oNCEPTIoN
COLOMBIA 5. e.
This institution resumed its academic exercises on
MONDAY, Sept I'd, offering all tho advantages OF
a first class Academy for young ladies'.
Tems per Session Of Fire Months:
Board and Tuition in all the usual branches
OF complete English education, pay
able in advance. 8 90. 90
Entrance Matriculaton fee................ 300
Summer vacation. if spent in the academy 31.0J
Bed and Bedding. ....................-.... 500
Washing and Mending. Observation-Disclosures. l0.W
Pocket Money Observation-Disclosures. 500
Halt Boarders ...................... 400
Day Pupils, Senior Glass, per quarter----.- 1850
Junior Class, per quarter. ...,......-.. 1000
Preparatory Glass. per quarter SO
Extras per Quarter:
Latin, French, Italian, Spanish and German s!o-0O
Drawings, Crayons- ....................... 300
Painting in Water Colors, various styles 600
Oil Painting, Grecian and Oriental each 80. 1000
Music--,lIe Harp, and of instrument 20-00
The Piano, and use OF instrument. .......... lJ.bO
The Guitar, and use Of instrument. IL. 90
Vocal Music .......'. .......-.....'.'..'.-. J.W
Casthenc Exercises NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
Embroidery and Ornamental Work ........ 800
Artificial Wax Fruit and Flowers. 1000
Postage, Books and Stationery, if not furnished
by parents, will form extra charges, will also
medical attendance.
No advance IN money VIII be m96e Tor clothing
or other expenses unless a sum is deposited for
that purpose and no accounts he opened Else
where without the express wish of parents or
guardians. I9--dtm
THE SUBSCRIBER will, on October lst. re-
the duties OF the SCHOOL formerly
taught by Mr.. STUART and himself.
He may be found at his residence, corner Frank
lin and 9TH streets, on and after September 18th.
Terms as heretofore payable half yearly, in ad-
vance, Sc l9-l2tN X. IL. ANDERSON.
-Syr
lyl On Marshall, betceen 25th and aoth stretts
Church HiH.
VIII reopen on Tuesday, October 1st, 1861. In
this school will be taught the usual English branch
es, together with French and Music on Piano.
Terms as heretofore. Sc l1--eodtlO
MRs. PELLETS SCHOOL
M FOR YOUNG LADIES,
On BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN 10TH AND IlTH.
The next session will commence on
MONDAY, October l, 1861,
and end July |, 1862. au 2e--6w
NJ ISIS CHARLOTTE f. BALDWIN
M VIII reopen her
AT the residence of her father,
On Franklin st., between 23d and gath.
NLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
" on FKANkLIN ST. BETWEEN AND9.
MONDAY, September 23d
ED. w. CONE, A. NJ, Principal
p. S.-Circulars indicating terms, &c, may be
seen at W. II. Whites Bookstore, nearly opposite
the Post-Ofice. Gu 3l-lm+
4 UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
N STAUNTON, VA.
The next session of this Institution will com
menee on the first day of OCTOBER next and
close on the last Thursday in JUNE following
For rrcuars or further inf nt,nlv IN
Sc 2-i6t+ j. b. TINsLEY, Principal
MRS. LIBBY'S SCHOOL,
M FOR YOUNG LADIES.
The next session of this School will commence
SIXTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1861.
She will be aided by competent assistants in each
department.
For particulars. apply to MARY d. LIBBY.
an 2t--lmT On Marshall ST., bet lSt AID ID
WI FOR YOUNG LADIES
The next session Of this School win commence on
the lst of OCTOBER, 1851.
For further Information, apply to Misses KING.
corner of Broad AID Mayo streets.
se6-lm+ HELEN Il LUCY KINO
DOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
ID FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Franklin Street, betrceen Sd and 4th
The Misses CLOpTON daughters nf the late
Judge Clopton,) wiz open School on the 1T OF Oc
tober, 1861.
Circulars of terms, etc, will be sent to those de.
Sring them. au Rim
EASTWOOD SCHOOL,
II Mas FORREST viii SnanSfDT 4esanc 6er ssaooI S4 on
MONDAY. Sept. 3Dth. Particular attention viii
be paid to the French and Music ciGsses.
TEnhs.-FOr Board and English Tuition $500
per session French and Music at the usual prices.
She would refer TO Rev. Mr.. Iatane, Col. John
Baldwin DR.. Stribling, Hon. a. A II. stuart,
Stannton; Dr. Robert Archer, Gen. Richardson
Richmond: Col. L. II Smith, Lexington, Va
Sc l7--lm*
HOLLINS INSTITU UTE.
This Institute is in session, with an attend
ance Of over fifty pupils. Young ladies purposirg
to enter for six months, should come in on tie first
Wednesday in October This region is both safe
and quiet. post-Oiice, Betetourt Springs
e2-lmS CHAS S. COCkE, Supt
CT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY,
- 4TH AND MARSHALL. sTRETs,
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
The duties of this Institution will be resumed
the Ist MONDAY in september.
Board and Tuition, per annum, Sl30; Day Schol-
ars, per quarter, 81 so to $50.
For further information, application should be
made to the kt. Rev. J. MCGILL to the Institu-