The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-04
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ss TSs ..svss: q Mons sucaL.. Isssussar
Modsra Languages nave ~ss been secures.
Payable semi AnnsalIy IN Adysnse)
For tuition In Latin. Mathematical aud EnBs..
DC DO sisSsr Of tie Modern I:nsass:s.... .
For his qualifications - IN instructor, the Principal
rsfsu the following gentlemen amons his patrons
A. Myers. Jno H. Patton, 4. h. HollsdsJ Geo. w.
Oretter, r. Foutaine, g. r. Price, P. H. 0rsttan hevs
@. Woodbridge, and J. Peterkin:
"Mr. Stuart Il graduate Of the Virginia Military
Institute, and for three years discharged with great
themstics in Il. do, with great confidence, say to
the patrons Of his Academy, that they viii find In
him jealous, competent sns faithful sessher
superintendent Of Va. Military Instituts.p
u III. L.. TIGHE,S SELECT CLASSl.
H. CAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, ON
FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE sEvENTH-The
duties of this School commenced with increased 70.
cities the 18th of September, and will continue
ten months in session.
R H L. Tishe, A. NJ, Principal Classical and
of Arts from the University of Virginial Mathemat-
ical Department. Mr.. William NJ. Fishback. {Grsd-
uate Of the University OF Virginia Assistant In Com
mercial Department and Natural Sciences Professor
Joseph Michard, French and Spanish. Mr.. John A.
Calyo Drawing. Tuition Fees from $40 to $50 per
session. French and Drawing each, $40 extra. Pd
mary Department for little boys under ten years of
age, tuition fees s25 per session
The patrons ofthe school, Rev. Geo. Woodbridge,
Rev. II. s. Keppler, Messrs VIM. H. Grant, John
NJ Patton VIM. Marshall, John M. Royal, John
Creme, VIM. Palmer, George s. Palmer Lewis D.
Crenshsw. Corbn Warwick, J. Adams Smith ficho-
paay a. nj nd Ar Ar nc ~
MON. +. EMiON, of Paris, offers his SER
WI vices to the public as teacher of the French
language He will be happy to instruct private pu-
pills and to form classes for French conversation
and been several engaged in teaching in the
first literary institutions 10 Louisiana.
Applications may be made at his residence on Broad
street lM''. Psllsts s.rrsrncxs @
NJ Louis Defau, President Louisiana College, Nc
N. 4 Boyer, New Orleans.
M Paul Arpiu, Prof of French Literature N. z.
NJ. Masserss, editor Courier des Etats Unis, N Y.
M Boimar West Chester, Pa Sc 15-lm
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-lIRS. BENNETT
in October. 9th st., between Broad and Marshall.
She will give instruction in the Latin language, il
desired, and prepare her pupils to enter the large
Terms will be made known on application to her,
at the residence of Mr.. James II. Gardner, on Broad
street. -i- 20 29--lm
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND BlATHk-
bssel F RoR s aaS Hau
g. L. C. SALTER, Principal
IL WILLIAMS y A. M, Assistants.
The fourth session of this School will commence
September 22d, and close July 18th following.
. The course of studies will embrace the Common
English Branches, Mathematics, Latin, Greek and
the M odern Languages. 80
TERMS Payable semannualy in advance:
Senior Classics and Mathematics. 90
JunlOI.s "
Common English Branches. 40 90
Primary Instruction. .................... So 70
Modern Languages, each. 20 %
sc 6--d1m*
MRS A. b. s. COLE will resume her
lVl class in Singing Vocalization and instruction on
the Piano. the second week in October.
Any commune alton may be left at p b. Taylors,
or Mrs. Pellets on Broad street. se Sim