The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-29
EDUCATION.

| ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
- 80 on CHURCH HILL, Richmond, Va. by z. JE-
TER GEORGE--The design OF this schosiis 20 Inn
part such Instruction boys as necessary for the
common business OF life toprcpare them for high
| er seminaries Of learning
| The School viii! open the last Monday in Septenr-
| Der, and close In July, a new building which il
10 De erected for the purpose on the corner of Grace
and 9Th streets
TERMS, (p-yable quarterly. In adrance.)
For common English Branches. $50
| For Enslish Branches Higher Mathematics Ma.
tarai Philosophy, Chemistry, Latin. Greek Sc 40
No deduction, except of protrac.ed illness
REFERENCES.
RsvB &c; Howell, D r.of n \ : Christian,
R. Ryland, 4" B. Puryear,
| DR.. W. II. Gwashmey, Mr.J. NJ. Murray,
| Mr.. Jas. Thomas, Jr, Mr.. A. II. Sands.
NISS HALLS DAY SCHOOL for
Ayl YOUNG LADIES. will reopen on the first
MONDAY IA October. at the residence of Mr. James
B. Macmurdo Seventh street, between Franklin and
Grace strests.
Miss HALL will be assisted in the LANGUAGES
by competent teachers but win personally super.
| inted the classes in translation.
The number Of pupils limited. Sc 22-st
MI K. ID. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
Asl SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, Main St,
between Sd and 4th Streets.
MONS j. MiCHARD, Profess: Professor of Modern Lam
Mr. J. ), PERKINS, Teacher of Drawing
The tenrh Academic year of this School will son.
nence on MONDAY, the 10Th OF September
Catalogues containing further particulars can be
obtained at the Bookstores, or from the Principal at
his School-rnoms Sc l2-5w*
MY SCHOOL, ON 6TH STREET,
IVA RESUMES SEPT. lo.-I teach beginners
while other studies receive due attention. Reading,
Hriting and Spelling insisted ana after
these, Arithmetic, Geography and Grammar-make
boy proficient in the three first branches and you
give him chance 10 make his mark anywhere he
shall please: but let him get into his teens, only
imperfect speller and all after advantages will be
unavailing. A good start with me is better than
course at the University. Anglosaxons spell well
young. or never.
l charge $50 per session of 10 months and make no
deduction for pasttue, till 1st November Ali scho-
lars are entered to the END of the Sc ssion
sec H. TAYLOR.
MIR. S. S. STEVENS will commence
4sA the next Session of the Young Ladies' Coliesi-
ate Seminary on the 10Th of September at his rooms
Oh the of Franklin and Fifth streets. Compe-
tent Teachers have been secured III all departments
Sc lS-ts
MISS STANARD'S SCHOOL on sTH
w Street. between Grace aud franklin, viii open
on the Sd OF October.
Terms made known upon application.
1G-Sw%
MRS. MIRIAM TAYLOR viii continue
IVA TO give instruction in vocal and instrumental
posite the City Spring. Sc 20-sw
INHE MISSES KINGS SEMINARY for
Il Misses and young Ladies'. on Grace street,
Church HILL will be reopened for the reception Of
pupils on the first Monday in October
Sc 1-2awtjthO
MISS POPE will, on the first MONDAY
w in October. resume the duties of her School
on Sd street, between Grace and Franklin.
Sc f9-2awtl0c
TNO MANUFACTURERS OF RAIL
Il ROAD CARS, IRON, &c.-Proposas will be
received az the office of the Board OF Public Works
OF Virginia" in the city OF Richmond, until O'CLOCK
p NJ. on The iirst MONDAY IN Decaiuler ne ST. for