The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-29
EDUCATIONAL.

DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
II, r.. VII r
lpr. BarroWs's D Church, which have bsSa kindly
rendered until the repairs on the Institute are
Pupils will please note the temporary change OF
The President may be found ut bis former resi-.
dsncs, corner Ninth and Marshall streets. which
he still occupies.
.sm CHARLES H. "'N'f President H;a
CLASSICAL, ENGLISH, AND Ma
" THEMATlCAL SCHOOL OF JOHN CARY.
AhuMNus OF The UNIVERSITY OF VIZ.
GINIA.-The room OF this school y now open TOT
sdspted to the condition Of the times, Number OF
pupils limited Encourassmenti' soMN CIV
THE MISSES FORBES will resume
Il the duties of their school MONDAY, lst OF
October Sc ST
HEBREW AND ENGLISH INSTI.
~ TUTE The 6rst session q the above VIII
Sss'n 81 Mayo corner 81 Ross street 0' w
The course of instruction will embrace the He
ssd English be- every ps
For terms. &C., apply between the hours of IL
and = : 2 NJ to the "ndef''s"assso ReE JACOBS,
Sc a7-lw No. las Mayo, corner Of Ross street.
no HEADS OF COLLEGES, &c.-A
GRAPHICAL ENGINEERING. NY GEOGRAPHIC
and LAND SURVEYING ,eonjnnctively with
DRAWING IN AL BRANCHES open for tan an
tinomials; Address box 3d. post office Richmond.
SCHQOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
- CORNER GRACE AND FOUSHER STREETS.
The sxsSsises Of this i1stgtioYR will Oh
strnction In all the usual English studies, the Lsts
and Modern Languages, Music, Singing, Drawing,
and all branehe. that belong to fnikhed female
teachers. The school. rooms are being RENTED,
and strict attention viii be given to everything
ss to af Sf f pP OH pp
q Ma the
GoWs MI 'ASl0' " 9. a. Ericsson,
an I'D SsvtIstOct Principal.
DICHMoND COLLEGE.-The next
n session Of this institution ", MI commence Tn
into rs six indspsndent schools Every student may
under the advice Of his parent or Of the rsSqay
the number is not less than three but the Faculty
may, at the request OF his parent or guardian, or
for other satisfactory reasons, allow him 10 attend
The method of instruction will be by approved
text books, accompanied by daily oral exanina-
GGs aeH by The .pm
ford accurate and thorough academicai instrss;
ton in course Of study similar to that pn5Tsqsss ned
student must be at least fourteen years OF age,
though, for special reasons the Faculty may IN
particular cases dispense with this requirement
Examinations, for the most part In writing, are
cid near the close OF each half session. Diplomas
OF Graduation and of Degrees will be awarded only
pipa ftnn n
ing is satisfactory The discipline will be founded
upon the Impartial administ ration of few plain
and reasonable rules. The department OF Chris
tain gentleman il the standard to which every stu
dent will be expected to conform mis- own. Every
appropriate means will be used to develop ana con-
Arm sense of personal honor and sacred regard
for truth, upon these will be placed the main
reliance in behalf of good conduct.
The religious advantages OF the college are m
surpassed, hut attendance on religious exercises,
whether at the college or In the city, will be en-,
TREY he bs rssu
the instruction given shall be free from all Sec
tartan bias.
President Rev. T. 6. JONES, d. u.
/. School of Latin and French, EDMUND HAIR
nj H. School of Greek and German. H. H. HAIR
II iii. school of Mathematics, EDWARD B. SMITH
IL. School of Natural Sciences, BENNETT Per.
f Z. School OF Moral Science, T. JONES, D. D.
vi. School OF Ensilsa, &c, y. II. ioi' "a a.
TERMS FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Professors fees. III one Professor be attended,
$50; If two, $50; II three, se5; If more than
three, 800 each) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 700
Board, payable in three nstalments-october
lst January list and April LIST $50
Fuel lights wa shing, &c, abont.............. 10
Naturalization fee, IS room rent, SS.......... 10
1895
OF this, 1902 so is required October LIST. The re-
manning Professors fees, BAY $3?. SO, are payable
February 18th.
EXPENSES OF STUDENT PROM THE CITY: