The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-22

HI9H SCHOOL FOR BOIS.-Tho
IL snh.ciiber has secured rooms on ,iay street e
west 81 Erook avcnae, where he VIII reopen MS
'' so M-,0ci a'' ISL III. CHRISTIAN.
CCTrOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
> CORNER GRACE AND IousHBh sTRLErs.-
The s rgsos Of his iptitg9n wi be ressd on
ani Modern IaH HS Masic singinF Drawing
and az hranehrs that belong to- hni I'M, iom'le
teachers Tho schoo-rro,aq ara being RENTED,
and strct attention wiz be- given to everything
A. before war. Circulars may b. had on arpIiea
n Tsaehsr.NSllss Aa&rt /; Coos, MI; FAssslE
Low. -. A. E.lSS"uSt
NJ itI&swtlstnct PRINCIPAL.
DICHMOND COLLEGE.-The next
~ ;is@I %t hs in,tH::9,n T1l iGm .a7
The COLLEGE has been thoroughly reoTsanized
into six ind n.ent schools. Every stu i.nt may
M .c 1yfs vt h R Viii nj
the number j. not less than three bat the Faculty
| may, 81 Tia" request al his parc1t or guardian or
for other satisfactory reasons ai"" MN l" 4'chd
The ro";Loi of instruction will be 10y approved
text books, accompanied hy daily ORA! rI"'' ~
| tons AID explanations and snpri"ment"d IN the
hrhcr classes by lectures. The aim VIII D. 10 al
ford accurate and thorough acad"mcal nlstrEc7
| Il
A, the University Of yir.inia. To b. admitted, The
student must be at least ."urieen VS. 81 az
| though Tor special reasons the Faculty may IN
| particular cases dispense with this requirement.
| Examinations, Tor the most part IN WI,iiiS, are
held near the close Of each half session pip;"m36
| Of Graduation and Of Degrees wi he awarded only
| after rigorous examination 10 those whose stand
Ing j. satisfactory. The discipline VIII be f"nnfed
| upon the impartial adminis,r ration al low pam
| and reasonable rules. The department. oi Chris
tain gentleman Is tina standard to which every stu
| dent will be expected 10 c"niorn ms own. Every
appropriate means will be used "vciop ana con-
| lrn sense Of personal honor and sacred regard
| for truth a. upon tle-c viii b" placed tn" main
reliance in behalf of good conduct
| The religious advantages Of the college are UNI
surpa ed, bUi ATTENDANCE. on religion, exercises,
whether AT the college in tn" city, will be en-.
| tir.Iy voluntary, r. experience has shown that
ihnv are taus Productive ol the b, * results; and
| the instruction given shall be Tree from all sec
| tartan bias.
| President, Rev T. g. JONES D. D..
/. School Of Latin and French. EDMrSD HAIR
ii, school OF Greek and German, II. II. HAIR
III ~ school of Mathematics, EDWARD b. SMITH,
il: sehoc@i Of Natural Sciences, BENEFIT rrR'
(" school of Moral Science, T, q JONES, D. D.
! VI. School Of English, &c, c. II. TOY, NJ. y.
| TERMS FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
| Professors fees III orc Professor ne attended,
| 80; il two, -: ii three, sos II more than
three, =, ,arhl say.... .................:.. so
| Board, payable in threv observation-disclosures
Isl, January Is, and Arr!l st.............. i,9
Fuel Hgh's washing, Nc, aboul............... 40
Naturalization lee -; room rent, :5........... 10
@235
| OF this SO? 50 l. required October lst. The re-
mainivg Professors fee, LAY $3.50, are payable
| February 18th
EXPENSES or A STUDENT FROM THE cITr:
| For r,,,,,f.h hr,,.c,,,.. o,.d Mathematics $50
For Eu"li>h Mathematics, Latin, and frcnch... 10
For additional schools, - above.
| Payable one hail October Is. remainder FcLru-
| airy 18th
| For further information, address