The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-06

DICHMOND COLLEGE.-The next
IA session OF this institution Tili |, commence %
The college has been thoroughly reorGanized
into six independent schools. Every student may
ndyr The sSyse of his Pari or 9f he las4a
the number * not less than three but the faculty
may, AT the request of his parent or guardian, or
for other satisfactory reasons, allow hin 10 a'led
The method OF instruction will be by approved
text books, accompanied by, daily oral exalnina-
tions and explanations, and supplemented In the
higher classes by lectures The aim will be to al
ford accurate and thorough academical insiruc;,
At the University Of Virginia. TO be admitted the
student must be at least fourteen years of age,
though for special reasons the Faculty may III
particular cases dispense with this requirement.
Examinations, for the most part in wrtlnY, are
held near the close of each half session. DIP onas
OF Graduation and Of Degrees vi II be awarded only
after rigorous examination 10 those whose stand
ing is ati.factorv. The discipline Will be founded
upon the impartial adtainistraon OF 1 few Risin
tain gentleman Is the standard to which every stu
dent will be expected 10 conform his own. Every
hrin "a sense OF personal honor and sacred regard
for truth as upon these will be placed the main
reliance in behalf Of good conduct.
The religious advantages Of the college are I'M
surpassed, but attendance on religious exercises,
whether at the college or in the city, will be en-.
trely voluntary, rs experience has shown that
they are thus productive Of the best results; and
the instruction given shall be free from all Sec
tartan bias.
President, Rev. T. q. JONES, d. D..
l. School OF Latin and French, EDMUND HAR-
ii. school Of Greek and German, H. II. HAIR
III school Of Mathematics, EDWARD B. SMITH,
iV. School OF Natural Sciences, BENNETT Prs.
V School Of Moral Science, T. G JONES, D. d.
VI. school of English &c., {. Ii. Toy M A
IERAs YoR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
faas if one Professor be attended,
$50; If two, $50; ii three, soS; il more than -,
three s2o sash) n ib;..
lst January LIST, and April LIST. lso
Fuel, lights. washing, &c, about. .:......... 10
Naturalization fee, -; room rent, s5........... ~
s295
OF this, slo2 so is required October LIST. The re.
naming Professors fees, say 8s2 are payable
February 18th.
EXPENSES OF STUDENT PROM THg CITY:
For English bran ches and Mathematics. $55
For English Math ematics, Latin, aud French. 10
For additions schools, as above. above.,,p
Payable one half October Let remainder Febru-
For further Information, address
FACULTY OF RICHMOND COLLEGE,"
au 3o-dSswtOctl Box 4ol, Richmond.
EEMALE SEMINARY, No. l04
Z Linden Row, Franklin street; R Riehmond,
the LIST of OCTOBER, 1860. For circulars, stating
terms of board and WapBBsys pBBsysSGRSLT
No. l0s Franklin street,
sus-Tb&Mu Richmond. Va.
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
y CORNER GRACE AND FoUSHEE STREETS
The EXERCISES of this institution will be resumed on
the FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT. A thorough in
struction In all the usual English studies the Latin
and Modern Languages, Music, Singing, Drawing,
and all branches that belong to finished female
education, will be impaired by highly competent
teachers. The school rooms are being RENTED,
Contributing TO the comfort of the pupils. Terms
as before war Circulars may be bad on appiiea-
ton at the school or the principal bookstores;
6. HALYBUKToS, Mr.. o. A. ERIcssoS, MI; A; BE-
pERBEKa, Mr.. CARLOS C. MERA, Mr.: G. " TIL
Low. y. a. EhlSSSoS,,
an lA-dSsvtlstOct Principal.