The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-15

their own residence or at his ro,m corner of i,th
and aaak streets lie viii BE- glad to see any wso %
may wish to pursue or revise ,eir English OF igass
cal stuaies 7. II. MONTAGUE.
"e~dim" Corner of leth and Bank sis.
AIRS. A, B, s. COLE will resume he1
1sA class In vocalization Singing aud the piann
on the 9eth af October instant. II '''''V'
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MR.. STuARTS CLASSICAL AND
4'A MATasAhrlCAi, SCHOOL. situated on Clay.
near corner CORNER o' e.h s'reet. &C 3-2w
pEV. J. AMBLER WEEDS CLASSI-
IL CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER or
CLAY AND 18TH STREETS. The tifth snnmal
session q TINS school viii commence the 2Sth Of
TERMS:
Ordinary English Branches a., ~
SsnsSr n,"s Classics and Mathematics 50 90
Modern Languages each 20 90
pFaWhs % GO
sal-sm
MRS. PELLETS SCHO0L.-The next
AVA session commences October ist 1857 The prims.
~ feature oil this school, is the thorough and sys-
tematio instruction in the French language given 70
ALL the pupils, without extra charge; but they are
not reaatf q TO study tue language without the a-
The French Is taught by Professor and Madame
EMioS. Of Paris. and peculiar facilities afforded
for learning to speak the language.
Mrs. PELLET gearantees that the Elementary and
advanced studies ia English, shall be rRsRouduLY
taught
Information relative 10 the school terms. &c. NAV
BE- had. application at her residence Broad ST.
Biehmohd. Jy 22-d3n
NIGHT SCHOOL OF THE VIRGINIA
4NMECHANICS INsTTTufE-onwE EDNEsD
NIGHT. the 18th October, two PRIM AIRY SCHOOLS will
he opened by the Committee of the Institute me in
SAUNDERS II All, on Pouslce street between Grace
and Bread, under the management Of Mr.. w A.
RCSNIE-and the other in the Presbyterian School
House. on Franklin street, at its intersection with
pal teacher These schools will be opened eyrrr
othsr night. ami free qf charge To all boys who
are members of the Institute. Persons Wishing
10 the schoors. do 50 by calling ON the Secre-
tary, at the Hall of the Institute or on either of the
following persons:
wM. MACFARLANE,
SAMUEL s. .COTTRELL4
Main street, between 18th and 18th;
A. BARGAMIN, ,jr.
10th and Main
MISS A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
W YOUNG LADIES will reopen on THURSDAY,
Mrs. BLLEN q. srAICos will give instruction in
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
For terms and other particulars enquire at the
School Rooms. corner of sth and Franklin streets
Sc 2h-dims
RICHMOND MUSICAL INSTITgTE-
IL r. L. GALLEHER, PRINcIPAL-This Institution
!. established 70 meet the great and increasing de-
to supply high grade instruction t1 every class
OF music pupils The year will be divided into two
session will commence October the 5th 1857 and
Close the 18th of February Tie second session will
The building is pleasanty located en- Broad street
nearly opposite tse store OF Messrs. Breeden h Fox
Wd s per %ac adn ,S
nile Class, do, 81; Piano, organ, Melodcon, $50;
Guitar Flute and Violin $50; Private lessons on the
L. GALLEaEs, Elements Of Musical Notation Vocal
Training and Piano; Mr. ELIoDoRo CAMPS Organ, Me-
lodeon and Musical Composition; Mr. N. CARUsI, Pia-
ne Mr.. c. T. R0sES, Guitar aud Flute; Mr.. FRED-
ERIc DoLLiNGER, Violin
n Room or e. agP to
MISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL, Grace
1fI street ..hetwcen 7th and sth-The seventh scs-
sion Of this school will commence the LIST day OF
October and close on the lst day of July.
The English department il exclusively under the
direction of the PRINCIPAL, except the philosophical
and higher mathematical classes, which will he
experience i'll teaching in our city.
The French class will be under the instruction of
gentle1an who has had much success in communi-
eating that language. sc I6-dlm*
Va DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.-Miss
PhiRAM will reopen her School on the lst day of
She viii. "a heretofore, have entire supervision OF
the English Glasses, aided by competent assistants
Latin. Mathematics. the Physical Sciences and
Moral Philosophy will he taught by Mr.. FACE, a
Tie FRENCH LANGUAGE will be under the
The BELLEs-LETTREs CLASS will be continued
i5-dts
as- WhiE and ENQUIRER copy, daily and country.
Y BUSCH, of Copenhagen, having re-
turned from the North, bess most respectfully
leave to inform his patrons, friends and the public
Of this city generally thst he, now commencing his
third session here, has resumed his lessons on the
PItSo FORTE and on the MEL0DEoN
He intends, Also from the LIST OF October 10 teach
SINGING on SignOr Carlo Bassinis excellent system
Our venerable and hly PNnpTienCeu Mr..
III: Taylor has, advertising Sig. Bassini 1nstruc-
ton Book for sale, mentioned this in the way that it
From the above date Mr.. BUSCH proposes to give
lessons in HARMONY 10 classes we'll i'll schools "a
privately and 10 single pupils and likewise TO form
Glasses for reading and singing of Sacred Mnsie;,
Sc 3H-I4t* nth street. between Main and Bank
DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM
BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL-The un
dersigned Principals of this have united
their interests for the purpose Of establishing
School tor Boys, Of the highest order and have been
successful in securing excellent and commodlOus
rooms, in the above-named central part of the city.
They will make such division of labor in the ex
ercises OF the School, as to render the instruction
most PRACTICAL aad THoR0CGH.
The REGULATIONS will be conducted with the of
Globes, Maps Charts, Mathematical Blocks and Phi
losophical and Chemical Apparatus.
Pupils entering this School, unite with Glasses
pursuing a course OF Instruction with a view to a
thorough business education OF to enter the first or
advanced Classes in College.
particulars ana TESTIMONIALS SlrCt-
lars to be obtained at this osice after August 25th
and at most OF the Book stores or by application to
either Of the Principals. One OF the Principals can
be found at his study. 2d door from 9Th street,
Broad.
The School will open on MONDAY, September 2lat.
Professor Eniion will take charge of the French.
EDWARD W. CONE, A. NJ, pri,,;n.,s
HORACE P. SMITH, 4. NJ, Principals.
tian ESD Rev. Ghas H. Read D. D. Rev. s s. MurS-
land, James Macmurdo, ESQ. john ii. Tyler, Esq,
Georgc N 'Woodhn, ESQ., Mrs. Susan l.. Pellet, Miss
SCH0OL AT SUMNER HILL.-The
~ next session of my school, in Chesterfield will
commence the 18th of October aud close the 10th Of
August under the tuition of Mr 4. b. Maury, grad
TS'e y, o. the onlysdrs ave- very highly
his moral and professional qualifications l want
several boys not over fourteen years of age,
forest well drained knoll and protected on all
sides ny dense screen of woods. Though within 90
minutes drive of Richmond it is perfectly retired 1t
may sui, parents IN Richmond who wish to be within
easy reach Of their children
Terms.s2oo, payable onehalf in advance, and the
other half the lst Of March. The instruction is
sa 25-ifTWdstf ''' FRANK G. RUFFIN.
T. s. SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL |
-. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF MAIN |
spth session Of this Institution, viii commence on
= M1SpAn, rpl ,, the 18th; 18th Of September. is55
Senior or beginners in Latn................ 50 90
Latin, Greek and higher Mathematics 60 90
Modern Languages (by Prof. Ernonl each...,. 20 OG
Drawing, {by John A. CalyO1 pes duarter.., 8 90 |
- The Principal may be seen at his School Rooms
Saturdays, from to o'clock P. NJ, or addressed
surnuSh the RiehmOR2 Post Office. Jy 2j-dts
MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
~ ~ ING AND DAY SCHOOL, on 4rH SfREEr, BE-
I~EEa BROAD AND MARsHALL-The third session of
next ~ - ~
In this school win be taught all the branches of
hnlshes education, including the Latin and Modern
languages, together with Music upon the Piano
i nsfp and Guitar. instruction in Vocal Music will
procured ~ Ds'N