The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

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,a,ns Ladies, on WEDNESDAY, The fst ef Oetoher,
|. Der residsnees in Linden Square Frankln street.
In the English branches she will he assisted BY Mr.
"a MuEL 3. Casa, favorablJ known b ! Teacher OF
The french Department win be undsr the charge
;nishsd education and pre- possss1ins manners
Italian and Drawina b. NJ. PEnsico. rs
German by an accomplished native.
sff scneoi Will be formed during the first week Of
he sesaions sSaz sa ~ 48s9sfa q 4.Is4 II
Circulars with full plan Of the school, my be had
IN application to Mrs. or Miss PkCRAM.l u Z as = "A
Board during entire sessloa.
English az
Foreign LanEua ges ancient and modern, eaeh..l ~
MaGc and Drawing at Professor Charges
REF1aENcss--Ri Richmond: James Caskie, Esq 81
Esq, Rev George Woodbridge, Rev. VIM. Norwood |
VIM +. Richie Esq Jno. T. Thompson. ~, Hon. |
John y. Csskie, Thomas II Ellis Esq. Lyncnnoaig
Chas. g. Mosby, Fsq. Juo. n. Speed Esq Peters
burg, David May ESQ. Sc s5-dlw3cIN
ENGLTsTI, CLASSICAL AND niATtlE-
Il NAUTICAL SCHOOL. FOR BOYS
Foxyh street, bettreea Broad and Mdrsada
T. L. C. SALTER, Principal.
j. L. WILLIAMS. A. N, A,s,.t.nt,
JOSEPH MICHARD. A ~
The fourth session of this School viii commence
September 22d, and close July 18th following.
The course OF s.udies will embrace the Common
Engl.sh Branches. Mathematics, Latin, Greek and
the Modern Languages
Senior Classics and Mathematics. $50 90
Junior .....:.-..'...'......'..... oo ~,
Common English Branches. ......."........ 40 on
Dr. Iratr rrtrn
Modern LANGUAGES, each..........'''.'.'...' ~ w
sc 6-dlm@ ~sf
INTERMEDIATES yASSAS will, during
the first week m :, ocsober form n, Class or
GUAGE For further Information enquire at the
Virginia House, Grace street seS-4t
MISS TAZEWkI.L'S SCHOOL, Grace
N1 STREET, BETWEEN TIL AND 8TH.-Tfe sixth
session of this school will commen the first day
of October and close the first day of July.
Miss Tszewsli viii be assisted by a gentleman
whose attaiuments and experience render him con
siderable acquisition to the School Any other ne
sired information viii be communicated through cir
culara, which can be obtained en- application.
Terms, payable semiannually in advance:
Higher English Branches. 40 90
Primary do do .................... 80 %
Ancient and Modern Languages, each........ 20 uG
Music and Drawing, Professors fees.
he T-im~
MRS. q MISS JESSIE UUkUON's
ltl SCHOOL-to be removed to the corner OF 5th
and Franklin streetwlI open on the I6t day OF Oc-
tobsr next. Terms as heretofore Application may
be made personally at their former loca ion, (Mr
Thomas Brockenbroughs) or by letter, addressed to
Mrs. R. Gordon. Richmond, Va.
au 15-3tawtlstO
FNGLIsH classical AND MATHE-
T. NAUTICAL SCHOOL
I u H / g Rs1EnY! 4. B. Associate Prneipalr.
PROF. EMION, of Paris teacher of Modern Lam
guases.
The undersigned win open School on MONDAY
the 29th Sept, in the large and commodl Rooms
on 7h street, formerly known the City Spring In
stisute., They design opening School Of the high
ratey either for the University for any of
our Colleges. or fitted for the busnuss of life.
Special attention will be bestowed upon the Eng
lish Department. as it is considered to BIO too much
neglected.
TERMS:
Payable semi.annuslly in advance Session 81 mos
Latin and Higher Mathematics. ........... 81 on
Creek" ............................ 10 90
July 18th, 1856
Mr. W. T. BAILEY graduated at r.. Nj. College
with honor, in June last He proposes to devote
himself to School Teaching chesrfully and conf
GENTLY recommend him for scholarship and high mo
raj charscter and with some experiences in the bust
of teaching and motives to enterprise, have
doubt he will meet the expectations Of all reasona
BILE patrons. VIM. A. Smith,
Pres't Of Randolph Macon College.
Mr. ]. H. BINFoRD is graduate of the University
of Virginia, and has been successfully engaged in
teaching during the last four years, both in Eastern
and Western Virginia Testimonials from the Pro-
fessors of the University of Virginia and his patrons
to his capacity and qualifications, be seen. If
desired, by calling Messs. Binford & Porters Cab
net Wareroom', franklin street r. ,ro,n
au 1-2taw1m&stswlm W r. BAILEY, A. p.
DICHNOND MUSICAL AGA DEM -
RI T. l.. GALLEHER, PRINcIPAL.-The second
srssion of this Institution will the LIST
of October, 1885, and continue 10 weeks Athorough
OF instruction in every department Of Focu
and Instrumental Music will be ensured, Young Ia
dies and gentlemen who purpose teaching will find
in this Institution every facility for qualifying them
selves for this profession The Principal will lave
charge of the Vocal, while in the other departments
he will be aided by most competent Professors
Terms for the per scholar, two lessons per
week, vocal class exercises tadults) $3.50 For the
same number of lessons juvenile classes. S3 25
Lessons enthe piano, organ, &c. two per week, 500
Same number of lessons The violin, flute, guitar
&c, Sl5 Private lessons on the voice, 81 per les
SON. The sessions for the juveoile classes will be
he Id in the afternoon, and will conflict with other
school arrangements. Sessions for the adult classes
will be held at night. The place for meeting will be
KEFERENCEs.-P Patrons Of the school, the pastors
of the churches in this city, Rev. II. Boyd. ID +,
Winchester, Va, Rev. 3, Grimsey, Washington, Va
Hon. . P. Baldwin, Richmond, 0enl Asa Rogers,
Middleburg, Va So 70 ct
SCHOOL ROT child n EN-. ifisses
- ELIZA ana SALLlE LAMBERT will open a
School for little girls the LIST of October in the
bsseIn of Mrs. Booker's boarding house, the
south side of Main, between 9Th and 9Th streets
REFERENCE Editors of the Central Presbyte-
rian. Sc 26-tlO*
MRS. LLOHY'S SCHOOL FOR
lv1 CHILDREN, of both sexes, lin separate apart
mems, will be in session MONDAY the 18th OF
September.
residence, 4th street, between Grace and Frank
LIN SITS lin
QlCHMOND COLLEGE.---The next SEES
H. sion will open LIST October and close LIST July.
TERMS:
Payable onehalf LIST October, balance 18th Fehry
Tuition in ColIeSate Department 5000
:. Academic IS 45.00
Deposit fee 50; Printing &C., 50, go
Students occupying rooms in the College during the
dsy only, are charged So for room rent, and day
scholars of the Academic Department S for fuel.
Students unprepare for the Collegiate course, will
be received in the Academic Department under the
charge of Mr.. John Long.
For further information, catalogue at Harold
Muuay's Bookstore. I6-dtIstO
M KS. Il. }. DAkDEN begs leave 10 in
1vl form her friends and the pub c, that her school
for young Ladies', on Sbockoe Hill Marshall street.
between 4th and 5th Streets in successful ope-
ration and that she will be assisted by her husband
the Rev. James M Darden, who, as well henef