The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09
y 2Sth, between Clay and Leigh strects,
rs Church Hill.
ss UNDER THE CHARGE OF
Kew. g. w. PKTHERBRIDGEa and
Rev. r. HI. JONES. A. M.


The Principal VIII teach the Classics and most of
the English B, gssasar DEPARTMENT.
class Of little boys, under ten years Of age will
be formed who viii Be- taught by competent Teach
err Reading, Writing Spelling Arithmetic and Geo
graphy. exclusively, at tuition Of S25 per session
of ten months REFERENCES.
Among the patrons of the school last year, were
the Rev T. V. Moore, D D.; the Rev. Geo Wood
Grant, John NJ Patton, VIM Marshall, John NJ. Roy
ALL John Crane, VIM. Palmer, George s.. Palmer,
Lewis d. Crenshsw Corbin Warwick, J. Adams
dexter, John r. Tyler, Of the firm Of Mitchell & ~
For further particulars apply to ,,,n
franklin st., above 7th. j
P.S.-As the vacancies are few, an early appca-
ton fer the admission of pupils il desirable.
su S0-dlm
&, r. p e ID L K TOMS ENGLISH
-. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, 4TH
street. between Main and Frauklin.-The next Sos
sion will commence 18th September, and close 18th
July. s-. = 49,.
TERMs-English Branch $40; Higher English
and Languages $50 and $50, according to advance
ment. st eu z9-lm
RICHMOND g LAssssiGAIh AND IlA-
this School will be resumed on the LIST October next
The services Of Mons. BucHLER, as Instructor in
Modern Languages, have been secured.
(PnyabIe Semi annually, in adrance.)
For tuition in Latin, Mathematics and English. $50
Do. Greek, extra. 10
Do. either of the Modern Languages. 20
For his qualifications Instructor, the Principal
refers to the following gentlemen among his patrons
during the past session. Gov. H A. Wise, Messrs G.
A. Myers, Jno. M. Patton, A. r. Holiday, Geo: w.
Gretter, Il. Fontaine Price, p. r. Grattan, Rev.
g. Woodbridge and J. Pete1kin n;,,,.,u ,
"Mr Stuart is q graduate Of the virgnis Military
Institute and for three years discharged with great
satisfaction the duty of Assistant Professor of Ma
tbemstics in it, I do with great confidence, say to
the patrons of his Academy, that they will find in
hma jealous, competent and faithful ses siru
Superintendent of Va. Military Instituts'
q r. BUKKUss's c HOOL, 10 the
~. basement of the Universalist Church, Mayo st.
ON the 18th nst and close the 10th of July next
TERMS, PER SESSION. e =.
For English studies, with or without Elementary
For Classics and 60 90
Modern languages and Drawing at the usual rates.
Mr. B. will be aided by Mr.. Henry Battaile, who
for the last two years has been engaged with Mr.
Lewis M. Colema II. in the Hanover Academy.
N.B.-At the solicitation of friends, limited num-
Der of small boys in the elementary English branch
es, will be admitted at forty dollars. tttEsf
Sc Sims
CLASSICAL AND MATHENlATICAL
~ SCHOOL-By ROGER MARTIN.
This School opens on the LIST of October in the new
building on the corner of Clay snd 9th streets
TERMS: Payable semi-annually in adyanoe.)
SENIOR CAUSE.-THE Classics and higher Math-
JUNIOR CLAss-The Rudmsnts Of the Classics,
with the higher English Branches.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT-Spelling, Reading, p
Writing. Grammar, Geography, Arthrne-
Mr.. Martin can be- found At hi: fathers rooms. 6.
B. Marti.'s,) from to o'clock. +.
Modern Languages and Drawing will be taught by
competent Professors.
n This School will be permanent one.
se3-lm ROGER MARTIN.
EUUsHEE ST. GMAAIMAK sCHOOL.-
l. By VIM. A. RENNlE.-The next session viii
begin 18th September, 1856, and end 18Th July ensu-
ing. Terms reasonable.
Until the 18th inst. the undersigned be seen at
his rooms on Foushee street, between Broad and
Grace, in the building formerly occupied by Messrs.
Bickford Budwell, now known as Saunders Hall,
between the hours of u and IL A. M when he will
be happy to give any information that may be de-
sired.
se3-lm* WIN. A. RENN1E.
FRENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
l-DIES.-The next session will commence Oct. !,
MRS. PELLET has secured the services of Prof.
EMIoN, of Paris, who will conduct the French de-
partment aided by Mrs. EMIoN and efficient assist
ants. = e&t "a 81
thorough English course of study is pursued by
the whole School in the various departments
The French is spoken IN the family, and classes for
French conversation held daily for the benefit of
all the pupils, which they ara required to attend
~ u '' S'-'' can % MRS sn P sRPhes.on 70
70 Slim Broad st Richmond, Va
ENGLIsH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
1.-the subscriber having returned to he city, will
resume the duties of his school on Monday, Septem-
Der 18th, in his school house the Of Clay
a and i'' streets rrpYs.
For session of 10 months the same a. heretofore,
Enslish Branches, including Book Keeping. -. $40
Latin, creek and Mathematics 40
ssS sIia '' - ~ : GEORGE A. WEED
MRS. M L LOK Y,S SCHOOL FOR
lvl CHILDREN, Of both sexes, lin separate apart
nents, will be in session on MONDAY, the 18th of
September. 80 - s@
hesidence, 4th street, between Grace and Frank
lln sts. -. - e --lm
DTCHMOND MILITARY INSTITUTE.
REV. j. AMBLER WEED. Principal-Classical
and English Departments
MR. CHAs 2 LAUCK, aGIadnats We; Military In
N. j. MICHAkD-Modern Languages
n. J. A. CALY0-Drawins.
The subscriber viii commence the 9TH annual
session of his School the LIST October next under
In addition 70 fnll Classical, Mathematis.l and
English course, Military Instruction will be given TO
81 whose parents my desire It. These Wilt consti.
jected to regular daily dill and weekly parade.
The uniform worn BY the Cadets will constitute
theirdsily dres. and will DO planned ~ to be It
once economical and neat -
The duties of Chs department win be 20 arrsnsed
not b interfere with the regular udies and dusea
Of the sshocl, bat win rather, IL 10 hoped become
stmaius thereto - well e powerful agent in pro.
the pupils and the general discipline Of the schoo
new building, embracing cemmodious sfnsy ana
recitation rooms viii be ready fog the opening 81 the
uesaion. "a es-''s s'
Tho locstion (ths brow of the hill ADJOINING the r.
Of Mrs. Bruce sud Mr. eeddonl has been a.
Iectsd with especial reference 10 the esmfsrt and
health Of pupis being st enco retired and aceseble
With free circulation ct air, ns prospses and ana
cious play grounds - - s'sf.
Terms a. heretofore. Circulars TO be had ON aspli
,ation. J-A9RfEn MrESRR".
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CHICK RRTNG,a PT-
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