The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29
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E,4sNCH sUH0OL FOK YOUNG "a
T. D1ES.-Ths next session will conmsncs Oss. i
lass, and end July /. 1857. 81,
MRS. Pk.LLEf has secured TIE services ot rso A
shsmatical departments, aided b Mrs Lhioh ana
! nioient sssskants. "a & 81 s8e4s
shoroush EsFash soar,s Of :tady Z ssIsu'd ~
The French y spoken In the family. and Glasses fpf
French eonyerstion are held daily Tor the benefit Of
all the pupils, which they are required to attend.
No extra charse for French. - 80 $50
A class Of small children will be received.
Circulars Of the school can Be- had on sggi,esent %
:. slim 1a.ss@es Broad :. Richmond. v.
MUM. r.. EM ION, Of Paris, offers his SER
lVl vices 70 the public a. teachsr Of the French
lsnguag.. Hewiil be happy to instruct private pu-
pills and to form clauses for French eonvenation.
and has been several years engaged In teaching In the
first literary institutions in Louisiana
Applications may be made at his residence on Broad
street MRS. Pellets)
REFERENcEs,
NJ. Louis Defau, President Louisiana College. 10.
n. A Boyer, New Orleans
II. Paul Arpin, Prof of French Literature, n. Y.
NJ Maaerss, editor Courier des Flats Unis, n T..
NJ. A. Bolmar, West Chester. Pa se ze-lm
MISS HALLS DAY SCHOOL FOR
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of October at the residence of James B Macmurdo,
GRACE street. between 9th and 9th. Tho scholastic
year will end on the Sd day OF July
Miss HALL will be assisted by competent teaSn-
ers in the Languages, &c.
TERMS:
Enalieh Tuition. p4O
Modern and Ancient Languages, each.... 70
Drawing. .......................... ~
Oil Painting ...........'.'........'.... oo
sc 16-dtlstO
r 8. l.; Tit:hE,s sHhkGc 81 GL 4 4.
THE next Academic year of this School will open
on MONDAY, the 18th September, and close the 18th
Pupils will be received who are prepared to enter
any Of the classes. class for beginner in Latin
Mr.. sAML s CARR a Master Of Ayts from the
University of Virginia. and very superior hathema-
tea Teacher, will assist in the School.
Professor JOSEPH MICHARD will teach Modern
An eminent artist will teach Drawing.
The Principal will teach the Classics and most OF
the English BraneAss
class Of little boys, under ten years OF age, will
be formed who will be taught BY competent Teach
or, Reading, Writing, Spelling, Arithmetic and Geo
graphy, exclusively at tuition Of $25 per session
- REFERENCES:
Among the patrons Of the school last yesr, were
the Rev T. V. Moore, d d.; the Rev. Geo. Wood
bridge; the Rev. H. 8. KepPier; Messrs VIM d.
Grant John M. Patton, VIM. Marshall John NJ Rey'
ALL John Crane VIM c pstmsr Ssoiss adam
Smith, Nicholas Mills Philip Mayo, Beers Poin-
dexter, John H. Tyler, of the firm of Mitchell Ty,
Ter, &c. &c .,
FOE '"''A'- 70 r. H b. T1GHE, A. NJ,
Franklin st., above It'll.
| PS.-As the vacancies are few, an early appEca.
| ton for the admission of pupils is desirable.
al 30-dlm
. n. II K n ID L. 4 TOMS ENtsLISli
y. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, 4TH
street. between Main and Franklin.-Ths next sss
sion will commence 18th September, and close 18th
TERMs.-English Branch $40; Higher English
and Languages $50 and $50, according to sdvance'
| ment. au Zs-Im
| DiCHMOND G 1. a > slGAL. AND MA
| Ii THEMATICAL ACADEMY-The exercises Of
this School will be resumed the LIST October next
i Session % months
The services of graduate of the University of Va
in the department of Ancient Languages, and Mons
| BUCHLER in Modern Languages have been secured
| (Payable Scaai Annuauy IN adoance.)
For tuition in Latin, Mathematics and English. $5t
| Do. Greek, extra: :......,............. II
| Do. either of the Modern Languages... u
For his qualifications Instructor. the Principal
refers the following gentlemen among his patrons
| during the past session. Gov. IL: A Wise Messrs q
| A. Myers JDo. n. Patton, A X Holiday, Geo. w
Gretter, r.. Fontaine Price, r. K. Grattan; Rev
G. Woodbridge and J. Peterkin
"Mr Stuart is graduate Of the Virginia Military
Institute and for three years discharged with great
satisfaction the duty of Assistant Professor OF Ma
thematics in it, do, with great confidence, cay te
the patrons of his Academy, that they will find Ii
| him Jealous competent and faithful teacher.
| ~ = n ~ FRANCIS III. SMITH,
superintendent of Va. Military Institute"
| se5-dtOI ss-.f -,..s s-F. -et
- r. KUKKUs~'s CHOOll la the
| ". basement of the Universatist Church, Mayo 81
The thirteenth session of this school will commences
on the 18th inst and close the 10Th OF July next
| TERMS, PER SESSION.
| For English studies, with or without Elementary
Latin. pow"
For Classics and Mathemaii :s. to ot
Modern languages and Drawing ct the usual rates
| Mr. B. will be aided by Mr.. Henry Battale, who