The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-21
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
EDUCATIONAL.

HOME SCHOOL.-Witha view TO the
ssafsS? S I snf S: s:a. ..::
next and end ist July following and propose to
Mis-. AinsIis has ,hs had large :xpsr,issnss IL
and faithful instructor and disePl,nsrian. Terms
fOr board ineudinsb ssbs s'e,yrs sns,.h End
f branches .........".".......'..". St"
Por Por mn.le with n.s OF piano, bM
payable In United States currency, oas.hsh In
advance, balance at the end Of ths seysiop: ~
residence is forty nvs mile. west ION n4 snn,
and a half miles from Tolersville station, on The
Virgins Central railroad. Pupil: will % thus 1 ~
t: ea:s aSiy a Will fsenSs msaea
If desired, free OF charge. Address VI; o.
PESDLEToN. rolervils Louisa ssYbi,rT6s sGg9sy, VI
crcxoo, July 20. 1886. IL yal.I.ws.
UNIVERSITY OF vIRGrNIA.-The
Nj Ninth sETISSEE op J,sR s' ss5 and end on tie TwhA
Law win % sppontsa on IL: 18th of August. When
hs Gi all The q n',,T
re.es,ablishsd on the same enlarged basis - be-
fore the war.
exclusive OF text books, clothing, and pool mo.
ney, amount 70 three hundred and sixty dollsn In
PER session o. Mn. months OF The Law
and Of the Medical student. 70 three hundred and
FSreatalogue giving details. or for special !nfor.
''t1HI, JyiG.s sa''''' Chairman o. The S.euiS.
CT. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL, corner Of
- Fourth and Marshall streets, will be reopened
on the FIRST MONDAY IN sEPTEMBER: ior
terms, apply at the Institution. n-sSe
~ r. BASS'S ENGLISH AND CLAS-
l. SICAL SCHooL.-The twentieth se.son Of my
| SEPTEMBER at my residence, on Clay street, No.
40. The tuition payable monthly In advance.
In the classical department, for the session Of
In I the English department, for ahe session Of .
ten moptns % Js:;;o1 10 enter s:Soi:,. Vii
please do so early, as the number will be LIMITED
au 3-lm T. n bAss.
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL.--I will
ID open . HIGH SCHOOL for boys and young
men, at my residence. on the lst Of october next;
tennessee Fen % railroad. niteen miles Yves, of Lynch.
burg. shall DO assisted by three highly eompe'
tent teachers. Session, nine months.
Terms: Three hundred and fifty dollars In cur.
rency one half to be paid 1t the beginning. and
the other half in the middle OF the session. Nc
es,I shiars'' Ny p0''GMfsss p yRene6EBE
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF yIR-
IM GINA, At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF 1853.
'6T-The next ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
will commence on the LIST Of October 1865, and con-
cnT1.s nas u~ bs ,ss Ii a1 IN
The organization OF the school Is complete, and
the means Of illustration ample Clinical lnsirae.
In view OF the present scarcity Of money In the
crease OF In the fees Of tuition lately made
by tho Northern colleges; and any student WHO
may be unable to pay all tho charges In advsnce'
win be allowed to give for the amount Of the Pro-
fessors fees negotiable note at ninety days, with
approved city endorser.
FEES: Ma,rculstion, IS; tickets OF seven Pro.
Grsdus,ion. $40.
For further informatiGn, or n nsSpy Of the casa'
" 25-im Dean OF the Faculty.
DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
~ DANyILLE, VA.
The next ANIMAL session Of this institution com.
mences SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1866, and closes last Of
The following charges are made for the entire
For tuition in advanced English branches....".sS
For tuition In primary English branches....... ~
For tuition in Ancient and Modern Language "a
For tuition in Music. 50
For tuition in OIL Painting ng...........".-..." Is
For tuition To- pia 10 Drswins Nv
For Incidental Expenses" ................."..",
Payments require one half i,t adcaace balance
Pupils are entered for the entire session unless
otherwise agreed upon hHd no deducuOn uiaus
for absence except In cases Of protraced sickness.
A deduction Of nifty per cent. made on tuition fees
Of daughters Of slf regularly employed ministers.
Charges made from time OF entrance. Pupils fur
nish lights and towels. Washing furnished ut one
dollar and fifty cents per month.
" .,L.m T: #. >; " 4kkkftsHARr. Principals.
DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
III This institution will reopen OCTOBER In y,
own building, on Tenth street. The premises wiz
be thoroughly renovated, and the whole establish
ment rsfurnlshed and put into complete order.
with arrangement nts for large nulaber OF bosrder.
The faculty will be large and able. Terms mode
rate.
Particulars in circulars and In future advertise.
ments. CHARLES IL. WlAsTOSl A. NJ,
u?-lm President.
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The course OF instruction embraces Commission,
Importing, Jobbing, Retailing Bank and 3taer
Book Keeping, Penmanship, Commercial Law,
Comme re !al Arithmetic, and Business Practice.
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