The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17
EDUCATION.

,,rLECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
- >cnooi.-I Ibe .ubseriher, formerly assistant,
81, .,.. ss.,r to nv. : NAupn, conscious OF the
tll',.f,ge. 81 crowded aud proaiscu0us schools.
-. ia take very small number ct boys, tllm
l't' ',siy 70 (>l under has own personal care
ltet r,,t,S fr,m long oX perynce. he feels
sI.t ~. .:,in1 entire satisfaction, Hewil secure
.n5ss.s r,,u, liI enooulasst) 10y the lsi oS'9ser;
/ p.f+h.. ami French, whole session, slCo-payable
t'.. 10 sts1an s,saF at Mr Swords, Bo,hers Row.
NslG .'rcg'. ,o,. S''' ''>''', + ii MONTAGUE.
i, y TURKUSS' CLASSICAL AND
NtTHENATlCAL SCHOOL. UNIVERSAL
ISr CjIuKCH. MAYO stkhhI,-Ine s fourteenth
.e.s II this s,htol vii commence on the 2st day
~ ~Srrt.fnhar. sud close on the 18th day of July
~ Tssxs r,r ecs,ion payable semiannualy. in aa-
yMa,ry ns,h.......-,,-.:; y:;-,.....s'o co
ussher English, With or without Aiementary - %
.s,,'s -. ana Natbs bsMatics 60 %
N,lara Languages and Drawing by Frois' hrnioh
81 "a! si Il, G ass..iS Iy Mr. Larkin Willis
s,gAtr Ia several schools 81 the nlNsrstF OF NiI
- sri n.,hlv recommended 10y Professors Bled
- iiayri. a. Na0Qn, h,'UGoy, and Smith, and
,lsi r, Re, iol0 / R-,adus
ket pr Burrows viii sve ihstFno'''A IN h'~o'hR
'n1 f5 f' sr,aa.csen,s for the cnsnnS session.
- IA. hen .pa Tci 20 render his school still more
SWIM or,h- very liberal patronage which i has 70
.y.vci G'r several ys"rs pa"t, "u i'-6W'
Il l.. GALLAiiER will commence his
,,h annual ouarso constructions 10 classes It,
vo-al Muse th. city. the lsi u next oc'obeT-
II, -. a>9 >'uiaaun 20 give lessons on the iano
-. Al private lessons the Voice card, au-
1r.at.us tuly the arrangements, terms, &c, viii
sr rdt'l,ted 10 due time. sn lS-tAthS
N4RS. PELLETS SCHOOL.-The next
VI .,..icr commences October lst 1851 The prms-
p, f.sturr cf s!s school j. the thorough and sys-
s.,.- n,f-reiiara tu tls French language. given tn
A. n. pupils, Without exua charge; but they aie
. Q. ..fr. r.fv rten la ~
r-...l ui Iarlr parents.
-hs Yr-nch i. taught hy Professor and Madame
gNloN otI'aTls, and peculiar facilities are afforded
". PEIl IT .a&rar;crs thai The Elementary sno
s'vSrce,i sta hss in English, shai! be THOROUGHLY
ia,.1rms;ion. relative &c the school terms &c. may
b had application At her residence on Broad ST.
Mr.. Il. l.. c. SALTERS DAY AND
VI BOARDING SCHOOL POR BOYS. on CLAY,
pETWEkN FIRST AND SECOND STS.-The fifth
,.r.,,pa Of this School viii commence on MONDAY.
RE eIs, September next and terminate on the i5ib
7ERps. SEM ANNUALLY IN ApvANcR)
F.. Roard Including washing. sas
F-r Tuition in t'rcck latin and Mathematics. .,
IN Latin and dNsthematics................. -
For in higher English branches, s,....,....... a.
Foy in Primary Ensllsh........................ 81
For in french =
The services OF competent ASSISTANTS will be
KsFRsSrs,-B. c wherry Mrs. James ray. VIM
GRAY, pr. 9 Wsyt, cHL : i. Parker, Thomas J
Edwards, Rev. L-roy II. lee. Samuel Greeuhow, l..
Glazcbreek. Reu. Pollard, 4 '. .Crenshsw, +. II.
\ = Tasnsrni, Vim. 4. smith, Tho-. D. Quarles.
narLsnt IIan,-; FeliX Matthews. Alex Duvai, ". Z.
v Taylor T " heHsee B. Jones Z. Lawson
ga Thoze who may desire 10 enter pupils are re-
cg-sted to make carly application At any sdenCe.
Clay belwerB LIST and I'd streets, or through the
r.~y pftc~ Jy 22-tluc
NIX. TiGHE'S SELECT SCHOOL, On
VI FRANKLIN STREET. ABOVE 7rH.-The 3tb
session ofth, School will open on MONDAY, the 2Ist
September, for the TEN t,ilowiHS months. dreek.
LSiIn ana Mathrlnsrc. So; Elementary Latin anu
Mathematics, or higher English and BathamBtics
81. common English Branches $40; Primary Depart
ina esch s2a,
The services of successful Teachers secured for
81 the departments
lsfrrs 10 The following gentlemen among the pstrons
o the school last session. viz; Rev Hrs oodbridge
Mes-rs beers & POlndexter Creushsw d Co, l.. D.
49, 3 psincr THO. VI kl-riani Johb 81 Patton ]
Adams Snlith Andrew Johnston, {. FnR-, A. Blair
Wn.s :. TuPleit " m. Marshall, Geo. 81. West, Col
Tho. II. tilis \ Bc;. Tucker, Washington city, Cor
bin Warwick. Vim. 7. Butler .Thos. " Brokenbrough
prcmiscste K, II. l.. TIGHB. A. n
'FHE EXERCISES of Mr.. STUAKT's
l. CLASSICAL aud MATHEMATICIAN SCHOOL
Will se resumed on the lsi of October next Parents
will please make early application.
TERHs: ttpyaGtS sS5E'-3 nnu1"v :" dcrTHc>)
Por tultiou In Latin Greek and Mathematics $50 0t
- Latin and hathemstics...-....... ~ Z"
French, eKtTa................ 70
EE- The services of ompetent Assistants will be
Refers to Gov. Wise. Gen1 VIM H. Richardson,
Col, Il. Fontslne Mossrs. IL A. Myers, Binford &
Blnir Thomas r. Price. John NJ Patton. y. K. Graf.
tan. Alex,r L. Holiday, and kevs. j. pcterkn aud
t'rsrge Wo1-ihridge. Jy A'-dtlsto
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL.
SCIItII.-Thr undersigned will. sn the frat Of
October next, open Il Classical and Mathematical
srhcol, embracing such coarse OF instruction a.
will MT ysuth for an easy entrance into the high
81 th.r 4f on
toDs. They have procured the desirable lot Al thr
corner Of 9Th and Clay streets upon which they are
EoE having erected their school room. Their
Trims will be as follows, iPAfABLE sEAEASSUALLf
Lam, 1eira4k and Mathematics. ..........s6 So
LATIN or tire~k, and do. ...................... =
English branches, ..ia.'..-.''''....'..'.'.-' q
'4''-'' N''lh IN" - PifiLIP Il. SiT'ANAKD.
T.. Y. BARGAMIN
1t give. me- great pleasure TO recommend thu Glass
teal and Mathematical School OF Mcsars. STANARL
BARGAMIN Aessrs. :. & B. are graduates Of thi,
Profe.sors and entitled the fullest confidence
qualifications. FRANCIS II. SMITH,
Superintendent V. VI. !.
'A'''A AillTnS' Jay dth. 5ds'i.S'E .57. jy sp-dam
DEv. J. AMBLER WEEDS CLAssJ-
IL CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER or
CLAY AND 18TH SFREETS-The fifth snnnn"
session of this school will commence ou the 18th t
s-pIcnbcr.
Junior Classics and ~ I"
senior do iA y
-icrn Language 20 "a
:" F
au l-5m
CCHOOL on Church. Hill, at corner ci
- 24.h and Franklin strapts.-Mrs. CLAIBHHNt
RAkhBSDALE viii resume her School on the -
OF September, 1857.
Iern. for Primary Glasses per month
Senior Glasses ................ q
81 lin
Mr.. LEFEBVRE'S SCIiOOL.--Thc mex
IVA session will begin On the lst day cf October
- and clc~e on the lat day Of July 1919. Frt ra'
HERBERT /. LEFErVEF,
su DIM Csruer Of Grace and Fou7hcr s''.
HAMPTON MALE AND FENALE
H ACADEMY.
JOHN B C1RT 4. ", Principal.
Thr Exercises Of this school commence nn thr f'H'
Monday in October, and close on the last Friday -
Ju!J
TIE course Of Study embraces the usurl FnrlIs',
branches Ancient and Modern I1nguag"s, Matho
uA:cs; slc Elements of Physical Science, Military
IsctIC.. Dusic tPiano and Gui;Hr) DtaThT ahi
Painting
The Principal j. assisted in the different dcp,rt-
H,ents by tofr teachers, of approved QualilcntoH7
IBEks, per session OF ten months, S2lD. -NCirT'
Languages Music, Draw ing, &c, s1trd ,
For catalogue. or further Information, HddTcss '
Pno'pat, Hampton. Va. gu Pm
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHpOL-Corner 9Th and Clay streets.
THIS School opens lst October and closes on l3ti
Jnly.
TEEse-(pATABLE sEHEAHNChLLY ~ ADvANcx.)
Classical aIid Mathematical Department.
s~otr riasS-Tke Classics and higher Mathc- 49,
Jssntor CLass-Th@ 4 ddinent. Of the Classic,
fat B. u. u. .f,.k.T Tlg.