The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-16
EDUCATIONAL.


\ DIES. ~" iooN" 1A
BROAD srHsGr, heswecn leh aud il,h,
Ibe duties OF this School will be resumed the LAT
oSaooeI, p.: On the came plan "a in former years.
Pupils In the Primary Department win receive
sueif que snare OF stteation from the Principal,
FOR terms and Circulars apply to
Mrs. s. l. PELLET.
10y Next door TO Methodist Church
NJ RS. GRACE BENNETT VIII open SCHOOL
9th street, near Clay.
Children from eight to eleven years Of age will
be received. so 9-ov4
n ISS SALLY s. RICHARDSON will resume
1vl the exercises Of her SCHOOL on the first day
OF October ncxt. on Clay street. between ~ and 3D.
- heierences-M. ID. Hoge, d. d., Col. VIM. p.
-1-.o.1 .r se9-I0t&
N +. CRDMP win Tcsame che duties Of his
SCHOOL OH MONDAY. the I'D September,
,s6s, a. ssnnderss Hall. Foushee street. between
Broad and Grace.
TERMs.-s3 and $40 per session, payable quar-
terly IN advance. se3-im*
~ l.. q. SALTERS ENGLISH ANIl Gas
W. &CAL SCHOOL.Tltss tenth session Of
this School will open MONDAY, the I'D inst, in
the Baptist Chapel. ON 4th st., between Clay and
Marshall. Circulars, giving full particulars. may
be had al the bookstores, from The subsctiber at
his scfool reom. where after the sth inst, he may
.ea-tlsos G. L. c. sALrER.
DIEpMoNT INSTITUTE,
L CHAR,cTrEs,,LLE, IA.
MISS A. .IEkToN I'RtNrrpss. =
The mex, session Of this BOARDING and DAT
SCHOOL with begin cn the 18th September next
For particulars apply to the Principal
al lo-lm+
Nf RS. LTBBy's SCHOOL FOR YOUNG IA.
lVA DlES.-The next session Of this school will
commences on the lst day Of October. She will be
aided by competent assistants in each department
For particulars, apply to
Mrs. M. y. LIBBY.
On Marshall, between lat and III streets.
se2-tms
4 uGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY.
The nex. session Of this INSTITUTIon will
commence, Gu the FIRST DAY of October aud
close on this last Thursday in June following.
For terms and other particulars apply to
se :,-lms JOHN 8. TINSLEY, Principal
NUSlCAL ADVANTAGES.-Isn now offered to
iNl the musical devotees of Richmond. an nm
precedented aud thorough course OF MUSICAL
EDUCATION, by a gentleman Of long experience
in teaching, and of we'll established ability, who
proposes TO give instruction in eny TWO of the
following branches of Music for the terms usually
charged for ONE, viz Piano Forte. Harp, Guitar,
Singing, Melodan, Organ, Thorough Bass, and Mu-
sical Composition in fact, everything requisite to
make an accomplished musician and to qualify
any person wanting to become a qualified sd'tescher.
Communications, accompanied with real name, may
be addressed to MUSICAL DICTATOR" Rich.
mond =. o. au 2e-6tt
NOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUC
TION-On the Harp, Piano, Guitar, Singing
and Organ, &c.
Prof. DECENIEL resumes his professional du
ties the first week in September next and will give
instructions in the different branches of music,
above His long tried and successful method in the
"art Of teaching music" enables him to complete
musical education in less than onehslf the time
usually devoted to the study Of music.
Due attention paid to the muscular development
of the hands. to insure speedy and mastery COM
mand Of the MISUNDERSTANDING the true man
ner of rendering music graceful. brilliant and ex-
pIessve; being the only true course of instruction
az pursued by all collegiate professors in Europe.
Residence. corner lst aud Grace streets.
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