The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-29
EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
~ p. BURRUSS' CLASSICAL AND
y. MATaEMArICAL SCHOOL. UNIVERSAL
IsT CHUKCH, MAYO STREET.--The fourteenth
session oi this school will commence the 2Ist day
.. September, "nd close on the 18th day Of July,
TSsxs per session. payable scmi-snnaally, in ad-
Higher Eng!ish. with Of without Elementary
tlsssi~s and Mathematics SS 40
Medern Languages and Drawing by Prof. Emion
and Csay cat the usual rates :,
Mr II. will lee assisted by Mr. Larkin Willis a
graduate IN several schools Of the University Of Viz
eiais, aud highly recsms,ended by rrefessors Bled-
sne, HARRISON, Maupn, Mctiuney. and Smith. and
aaS Ay Rev. John 4. Broadus. -
kev: Or. Burrows viii give instruction in Reading
In she arrangements for tho ensuing session. no
esart has been spared 10 render his school s more
worth! OF the very liberal patronage which u has
ca1Sed toE several years past. All ul7-bus
FIfaF FOURTH Annual Session Of Mrs.
p ], DARpRN'S School. for Young Ladies'
will c>mmenee the first day Of September next at
h'T residence, on asrshs street, hslf square west
la.S She viii continue ts be assisted hy her nus,
band the Rev. JAMES VI, pARpEN. and will give
thai eNrFy EFFORT shall he made for the inn
pravwmeRt of thc Tnph.. sul7-tlS
II l.. GALLAHER will commence his
4ih snnnal ccnrs> OF instructions TO classes in
lccsl Music in this city. the ist Of October
he val aiso contlnne to give lessons en- the Piano
foFfe. and private lessons on the Voice. Acar
ponBcinS fully the arrangements terms &C. will
le published in dnc time aul5-tashs
MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL.--The next
A'b session commences October Ist Iss7 The prima.
re- feature Of this school IL the thorough and .ys-
snsto instruction in this French lang uagc given to
AL the raptlS. without extra charge.
The French !. Taught by Profrssor and Madame
KAIuN Of Paris and p~cuiiar facilities arc afforded
ioE learning 20 speak the language.
Ars. PELLET guarantees that the Elementary and
s4gNuFeG EIssiiS hall lu
taught.
Information relative to the school. terms. &C. may
b had on application ut her residence, Broad st.
Richmond. IS 22--,i3a
MR.. G. l.. c. SALTER'S DAY AND
w BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. ON CLAY.
BsIN EeS FIRST AND SECOND STS.-The ffti,
me 2lsi September nexi. AMI terminate on the 18th
TkRss (sgxI- ANNUALLY IN ApvAxcK0
For Board, including washing 500
For Tuition in Greek, Latin and Mathematics... 50
For in Latin and Mathematics 30
Yer In higher English brsnches.............. -
lor IN Urinary English........................ 20
The services of competent Assistants will be Sc
cured.
RsrsEsscKs-R C wherry. Mr.. James Gray. VIM
k.sas. Geo, Maynard. u. y. Woodbridge, Rev j. D.
Edwards, Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee, Samuel Greenhow, L.
Y dlHzebr9pk Benz. Pollard, A. V. Crenshaw, 4. b.
sPence. K. Ii. Mrsde, Chss c, Elett Chas. Stebbin.
l. ?. Townsend. VIM l. smith. Thos. o. Quarles,
". Taylor. T. w. keesee b. Jones' r Lawson
sA Those who may desire to enter pupils. are re-
crested to make early application at my residence.
Post ofhce. jy 22-tlOc
MR.. TIGHE'S SELECT SCHOOL, ON
w FRANKLIN STREET. ABOVE 7rH.-The 5th
session ofthir school viii open on MONDAY, the list
Latin and Mathematics 500; Elementary Latin and
Mathematics, or higher kngiirh and HathamRtics
SO common English Branches 5 90; Primary Depart
nn"nt r3T 6oySUndeT II years. s3S; French OF Draw
Ing, each $50
Refers to the following gentlemen among the patrons
OF the school last session VIZ Rev Drs Woodbridge
and keppleT; Doctors Cahsll. Cunningham and Deane;
aessrs Beers r9indeSter, CTenshsw Co, L. D.
Adams Smith. Andrew Johnston, j. c. Page, A Blair.
wn. $. Triplett. VIM. Marshall, Geo. h. West, Col.
h.n warwick. Vim, 7. Butler, ,Thos. v Broksnbfoush.
Vim. Ii. Smith, \. NJ Maxim. &c. De. Apply on the
premises X. III. L. TIGliE. A. NJ.
VTHE EXERCISES of Mr.. STUART s
L. CLASSICAL and. MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will be resuued the lst of october next Parents
will please make early application.
TERMS: ffGpdbie trHt-dHnUdtiyt ~ GdrdHce)
Por tuition in Latin, Greek and Mathematics so %
Latin and Mathematics............ 20 90
fTench. extra. 70 60
secured
Col. 4. Fontaine, Mersrs q. A. Myers. Binford &
Blair, Thomas r. rice, John VI. Patton, ?. r. Grst-
tan, Alex'r II. Hollaay, and Reys. J. Peterkin and
George Woodbridge. jy 2t-dtlst0
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
2CHOOL-The undnrsgned will, on the first OF
October next, open Classical and Mathematical
School, embracing such Of instruction
vii ht youth i"r An e'ty entrance nt9 the high
toHs They will every effort 10 procure central
and :oufsrtable location on Shofkoe Hill Their
TERMS will be ~ follows, (PATABLE sEMFANsUALLY
Latin. Greek snd Matthew s6o
Lsiin or Greek, and do. q
Modern Languages (extra) -ach.... ............ %
Il. Y. BARGAMIN.
II gives me- great pleasure to rec .mmend the Glass
ical and Mathematical School OF Messrs. STANARD
BARHAAiS. Messrs. Z. Il y. are graduates of this
Institution have been connected with it ne Assistant
professors and entitled to the fullest confidence
oualiicstious FRANCIS II. SMITH
Superintendent '. NJ. L.
VIEsIGIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
July sth, 1851. ) Jy 9,-d3m
JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY, 25TH,
- RETwEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS,
CHURCH HtLL.-The next session of this Institn-
ton will open on MONDAY September l4th aud con-
Thorough instruction will he given in the Classics
the Mathematics and the various English brsnchea.
TggNsPRy able one halt lat January, 1853, and the
b-auce at the end vi the session 30. 40 and 30 dol
lars
A nited number Of smaller boys will be received
at the rate ri so per session.
In all instances, 81 will he charged each pupil for
fu-l and in all pupils Will he charged from the
time they entered TO the end of the session,
etpt in cases of protracted sickness.
c. w. PETHERBRIDGR,
" 1t-6w% TII0S. IL. JONES.
DRIMARY ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL, SAUNDERS HALL, FousHKE STREET, NJ
rnBgs BROAD AND GRACE.-The Exercises Of mis-
FCho0 will be resumed on the 18th OF september,
(hOnfay, and continue until the 18th of July, 1853.
TERH5-PAY tBLB sEAI-ASNUALLY IN ADVANCE:
Higher Glass. session of 10 amonths......sa5 No
Middle g = IN
Lower :" d" ............ Is o.
Fuel ~
The highest Class will he instructed in the English
branches, Latin ana Elementary Mathematics: the
middle in the usual English studies and the lnwcst
in Spelling and Reading ". A, RENSIE.
an i4-lms
Mr.. CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
NI AND MODERN LANGUAGES, AND OF MA
THEMATTCS, On GRACE, BETWEEN 2jru AND
HTH aTS, RICHMOND, VA.-The next session g III
op-n on the ist Of September next and will cfsc 81
the 3oth Of June, 1855.
Terms for the scholastic year of ten months, raya-
hl" semannusly, in advance:
FOR tuition in Greek Latin and Mathematics. tioHN
For " French. Spanish and Italian (cach
=, sAfs)......-- q "
For tuition Ia Higher English Subjects 400
For Primary English for pupils under
II 0f sZe' z''V'
Board. including washing. lights, fuel, Ac.l2'!"
Most satisfActory references he given on nn-