The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-31
EDUCATIONAL

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"A IN lsss -pRaPAEAToRY r, 7I TIL ph NJ
sssiGy Y1f saa.bs AsD dpsas ooTo
h RER isr and doses xuG UsT lsr 81 each year.
pnsrd ana tuition for session 81 ten months, ex,
elusive Of Lights apd 70 ~. .ss Sat s00nA
Refer specially to Professors vsnasles S Te,.
sleeve. Peters, Maupln, Davis, ana Caoeh' oni'
verslty OF Virginia. ..---
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DRIYATE Observation-Disclosures
EDMUND HAIR BISON will give r. sa ahn
I1sTkTICTIUN In Ancient Languages, o,atus
n,,tics and Frglish daring the months OF Az
@nat and Feptemoer. Glass begins Iuesdhy, W.
snst 1st. Apply at once at krnmoh' Wv ~ B.
By mail. Terms. $lo per mon.I: -- = -
episcopal HIGH sCHQ roLsry. VA.
NJ pbAcKr9kRsl 4 4 ysi. .s.,issn 3!
vir9nia) PRINCIPAL With e9 SaII annual session
in every department 1871 ne and den ends June 10 1917.
Tatns ssso ner session. Catalogue seal 90 appm-
s Zion to to- L. M DLAeKF0KO' NJ A., a7gm
IL, Alex andria, Va. - 1---.-
TNIVERsITY OF VIRGINIA.
~ I,o soss,on OF this institution commences on
Inc s and Continues without int, mission
Til the Thursday preceding July ath. ,.rature
It embraces thoroueh lnstraGson Of Law Medi-
Tbe exnensss of th students. exclusive OF tex.
hooLs cfoIhtn2. and pocket money, amounts "
s, asss tn Sao5 per session OF nine months, or
which Gum from 800 TO 1850 Is payaDie on aomsS-
sion. For ca!aI0gaGefi s sddIfsss s. vEvABLE,
Chairm Of Faculty.
post-otflce, University Of Virginia. " 2o-Et
CCHOOL ON CHURCH RILL.-Mrs. E.
ri PLEASANTS will resume the duties OF her
School, on Broad. near goth street. on % n NJ
DAY, 90 october next. - WV
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
win begin the 22d Annual Session September 81,
1871, and close June %, l.7?. ter, .,,a
Rev. Wm. A. Harris President, with an able
CORPS of twenty teachers and officers:
Than this no College for young ladies ranks
biaaer. science and Literature are taught by
Erench 6y 3 native m ,ster, Music by six profess
sors ana teacher, among whom are two OF the
most distinguished and cultiyae ed singers ana
teachers of veal music In the South. -,
This is one OF the healthcst climates ID me
world Pupils who come here with chllls ana cil-
matical Il seases are entire restored, s,o,o-v
buildings and grounds are elegan~ ocepe.T
surp1ssingly grand aud beautiful. making 1t one
OF The loreIest ollege homes In me Union, ~,
The list ZONE 9ne reen southern States
lF.om judge John n. Hendren, NJ. A., University
Of Virginia
Iregard the WESLEYAN Fem lie institute as One 3he
of ii very hest and most s.tractiVe Scho'S Id nv
state.
from Hon. John b. Baldwin,
Tho WESLEYAN Female institute, most success
ful and h,urishng school, Is surrounded U, ~
ences which make 1t in all respects NEST desira-
BILE place for the care and education OF Ihe oausn
tiers of Christian parents. ,y p,,nvIN
Respectfully, oohN ~ HAt-N
From General John Echols.J
SrAUSToN, VA, May II, 1870.
know very well the school OF feV. w III. r.
Harris and assure you hat young lAules cou.u
b,rly he piaced under better influence lnau tneie
smrroundtpy them. and his pupils are sent OUT
Thoroughly prepared to discharge the duties OF cur
tiy ted refined, and Christian women. coN-
mend The school most heartily to you.
Very truly, '''' ~
from Prof William F.. Peters, Ii. d., OF UNI
| versityof Virginla.l
~ puo,
youny ladies' committed to the care OF Prof.
1ItVnIss will enjoy advA etages OF moral aud in
tellectual training rarely found.
From Bishop z. n. Marvin, D. d.
The WESLEYAN Female institute Is an honor to
the Church. instruction IS borough. Al classes
stand high. Tie most talented pr i -ssors are en-
pl, yed. The school is very prosperous anu ue-
serves to be 20. - ,.,a. ,u,. W..
RCar:ard tuition in the collegiate r"ucse, S235.
Music and other extra studies III )ccrate.
.Ly. & II. \. IIaRF1S.
20 1s.I1aw51swct h;au)ton, Va.