The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-15

ton fer the admission OF pupils Is desirable
au 30-dlm
= r. PEN Z TON,s ENGLISH
-. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, 4TH
street. between Main and Frsnklin The next ses-
sion will commence 18th September, and close 18th
TERMs-English Branch $40; Higher English
and Languages $50 and $50, according to advance
ment. au Z9-Im
RiGHMoNNIpp t AA.,sddT H. AND ; MA \.
this School will be resumed on the LIST October next
Session 81 months.
The services of Mons. BucHLER as Instructor in
Modern Languages, have been secured
Payable Semi annually in adudnce.)
For tuition in Latin, Mathematics and nssh. $50
Do either of the Modern Languages. 20
For his qualifications as Instructor, the Principal
reters to the follow ing 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 i. Fontains S Price, P. r. Grsttan, Rev.
" ''N' o. ''N W. D. STUART, Principal
"Mr Stuart is graduate of the Virginia Military
Institute, and for three years discharged with great
satisfaction the duty of Assistant Professor OF Ma
thsmatics in it. l do with great confidence, say TO
the patrons of his Academy, that they will find In
FRANCIS III SMITH,
superintendent of Va. Military Institute"
se5-dtOI
n r. BUKkUss'- sc HOUL, in the
". basement Of the Universaiist Church. Mayo ST.
The thirteenth session of this School will commences
on the 18th inst and close on the 10th of July next
TERMS, PER SESSION
For English studies with without Elementary
Latin $5000
For Classics and Mathema, s................ 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 NJ. Coleman, in the Hanover Academy.
N Bat the solicitation of friends a limited num-
Der Of small boys, in the elementary English branch
es, will be admitted at forty dollars.
Sc Sims
CLAssINAII ANls MATEiE NATICAL
~ sCHOOL-By ROGER MARTIN
This School opens the LIST of October in the new
building on the corner of Clay snd 9th streets.
TERMS: Payable semi-annually in advance.)
SENIOR CLAss-The Classics and higher Math-
JusfoR CaAss-Toe Rndnspt. Of the Classics %0'
with the higher English Branches. ....... so
PRIMARY DEPA RTMENT-Spelling, Reading
Writing. Grammar, Geography, Arlthme- -.
tic, &C &c. 81
Mr.. Martin can be found his fathers rooms, q.
B.. Martia's,) from to o'clock.
Modern Languages and Drawing viii be taught by
competent Professors.
~ This School will be permanent one.
sss-lm ROGER MARTIN.
L1UUsHEE 81. GRAMMAR SCHUUL--
l. By WIN. A RENEIE.-The next session will
begin 18th September, 1856, and end 18Th July ensu-
ing. Terms reasonable.
Until the 18th inst. the undersigned be at
his rooms Foushee street. between Broad and
Bickford & Budwell, now known as Saunders Hall,
between the hours of II and IL A. NJ when he will
be happy to give any Information that may be de-
sired
sc sims WIN. A RENNIE.
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
1.-THE subscriber having returned to he city, will
the duties of his school on Monday, Septem-
Der 18TH in his school house near the corner of Clay
and LIST streets
TERMS:
For session Of 10 months the same as heretofore,
English Branches including Book Keeping. -. $50
Latin Greek and Mathe matics, ................. 40
30 Sim GEORGE A. WEED
NIK.. vi LLOKY,s SCHOOL FOR
wi CHILDREN of both sexes, lin separate apart
nents.) will be in session on MONDAY, the 18th of
September
kesidence, 4th street, between Grace and Frank
lin SITS. seS lin
RICHMOND MILITARY INSTITUTE.
REV. J. AMBER WEED, Princpal-clas,;csl
and English Department,
MR. CHAS Z. LAUCK, tGraduate Va. Military In
acknowledgements: Mathematics Nat. Science,
=, and Military Tactics;
M. }. MICHARD-Moderu Languages.
M. ]. A. CALYO-Drawing.
The subscriber will commence the 4th annual
session of his School the lst October next under
the above or ganzation
In addition to full Classical, Mathematical and
English course, Military Instruction will be given to
Ii.
tuts corps Of Cadets, properly uniformed and sub
Jecsed to regular daily dril and weekly parade
The uniform WON by the Cadets win constitute
their daily dress and will be planned a. to be at
once economical and neat. ~ ~
The duties of this department will be 10 arranged
not 10 interfere with the regular studies and duties
OF the school, but will rather it il hoped. become
stimulus thereto as well q powerful agent in nro
noting the health, manners and personal bearing Of
the pupils; and the general dsci pne of the school
new building. embracing commodious stucv and
recitation rooma will be ready for tina openine ~ ths
session. 49, re VI 'ho
The location 1.-THE brow of the kil adjoining the re-
sashSes ot Mrs Bruce snd Mr.. Seddon) has been &C.
iee,ea with especial reference to the comfort and
nea,tn Of pupils being at once retired and accessible
s;nn, a,ee circulation OF air fine prospect and spa
cation. aMetEn 1 u IN EspPh-
au 29--2m !" ECU
livery ehesrfsily bear my testimony to Mr. C.
Iu and iaborious teacher. He has heen sn,s..S -
.saehins iol two yesfs and am sure will Commend
which he teaches e 'e"ooi IN
~. FRANCIS II. SMITH, SUP. riptsudspt.
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