The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-30
EDUCATION.
BOARDING DEPARTMENT OF tn

DEPARTMENT OF THE
II RICHMOND FEMALE INSTfTUTE.-In order
10 devote my attention exclusively 70 instrus
lion, and tn general superiBtendeDce Of tAe tnSo
tute, desire to place the BJAkDI>6 DEPART
hENT in the hands of some gentleman and lady
prepared tc assume the whole charge and respuAaL
biliy Of il. and whose character and stsndiax 80
,ueh that parents at distance may feei entire aca
tence in entrusting their dan ghters to their cafS.
10 not propose to withdraw my own interest in Al
wstchfuness over those who come boardsrs - tAs
Institute but to provide for them additional attea-
tons m the form most likely TO ensure their Creates
The established rates for board. including vashins
&c. are $2n per session of nine months lt n b.
evcd that few opportunities favorable are a1ord
ID, by which man Of energy, provided with safea-
be facilities and giving his personal attention 10 the
matter, may give entire satisfaction, and yet support
Ms daughters every advantage for obtaining tk@-
Ishall he happy to give more explicit insornatsoa
y to terms. &C. and to receive applications. either
~ 23-dt. B. MANLY. ia, Richmond. ys
MISS JESSIE c. GORDON'S SCHOOL,
~ FOR YOUNG LADIES. corner. Of Pranklh
oct9her and closed ON the LIST day OF July.
Pplgner English %
Tan.r,,a,. ~ "
Persons desiring 10 enter pupiis can las :. IT,
names at the School Rooms. where As. q ~,, 49,
'nSn; iy aatsRxs al ssRs n"nr ,ta ths} may appoint
M KS. PELLETS SCHOOL.-Ths next
=, session commences October ist 1857. The prtns-
ematic instruction in the French language giyas u
NLr III, the pupils without extra charge.
sNhS Sro9en s + taught BY Professor and Madame
tor learning 10 speak the language
mrs. PELLET guarantees that the Elementary and
taught ~ " S"ss~a
Information, relative to the school. terms. &c. nav
Richmond. ~ =. ~ 80
TX. G. l.. c. SALTER'S DAY AND
- BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-rhe arr
TSssion oI THIS School will commence on MONDAY
mi ~ september next. and terminate on the ls,I
y,r No. rSRMs, tssnI-ASsuuLr IN ADv.Scr)
For Tuition in Graat1 ssi' & seoo
cor :, IN Latin and Mathematics ,,. -
Eor in higher english branches. ,.....',.' r
sor in French .
The services of competent Assistants viii b: ~
RS-- This School will not be kept on ,tb b..v..r
troad ana Marshall streets heretofore but n soUs
hner In locality "a, ON sh3ckoe H more remote from
lte notice Will be given. Residence Clay betveas
l7t ana 2nu. iyn-slOc
Mr.. TlGHE'S SELECT SCHOOL. ON
" FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE 7rH-The ,,h
session Of this school will open FRIDAY the 18th
Latin and Mathematics S6O; Elementary Latin and
Mathematics. or higher English and Mathamstics
Darar
nent tr Boys under IL ysdrs) s33 French or Draw
.ng, each $50
The services of successful Teachers are secured fr
I'll the departments
Refers TO the following gentlemen among the patrons
the school last session. VIZ; Rev Drs, Woodbridge
md heppier; Doctors abel Cunningham and Deanes
iessrs. Beers Puindextsr Crenshaw 4 Co. L. b.
rrnshawi Wm II. drant, Q. D. Yale, J. II. Royau.
Adams Smith Andrew j Johnston, j. c. Page. A. Blair
Mm. x Triplett, Wm. Marshall, Geo VI. West. Col
fhos Fl. kls, \. Rev. Tucker, Washington city, &c
lnfIa hahn G4pn rlr a.
'dmiason OF pupils is recommended Apply on the
premises TO k. n. l.. TIGIfE A NJ
Iy 2-dt30
CELECT CLASSICAL and MATHE-
~ NAUTICAL sCHO0L~-Pro II. J. CHRISTIAN.
having recently resigned the chair Of Greek In Rich
next Select Classical ami mathematical School,
he has been constantly impressed with the want "
in the preparation Of boys, either for
college, or the active duties of life He therefore
proposes to admit only many pupils as be can
teach and devote himself with untiring energy 10
making thorough scholars in the strictest s.nss Of
the term In future advertisement he will give no.
tice of the terms and location ofthe school Any COM
muncatiOn addressed to him. through the Rich
mond Post Office, will be promptl! attended to.
Jy 2S-djtS Ii. j. CHRISTIAN.
A CARD.-The undersigned has been
L successful in securing excellent and commodious
rooms, in central and eligible part OF tue city, in
which he proposes to open SCHOOL FOR BUYS
who wish to pursue course of instruction with a
view TO thorough business education or TO entering
the first the advanced classes Of College Par
rculars VIII be made known IN q future advertise
ment. HORACE p. SMITH A. NJ
Jy 2j-ts
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOOL-The undersigned will on the first Of
october next, open u Classical and Mathematical
will fit youth for easy entrance int the high
Classes, either, OF classical scientific insitu
and comfortable location on Shockoe Hill ter their
house, which. together with their terms will bs
PHILIP 3. sTANARD.
T. V. BAfGAMIN.
1t gives great pleasure to recommend the Class
ica and Mathematical School of Messrs. STAkARD
4 BARGAMIN. Messrs. ;. Il b. are graduates of this
Institution have been connected with il Az
Professors and entitled 10 the fullest confidenc
n the public for their high ntelec tua and moral
qualifications. FRANCIS II. SMITH,
Superintendent v. n. I.
yIRGIGA MILITARY ISsTITUTE.l
July 9th, 1887. jy D-d3m
THE EXERCISES of Mr.. STUART'S
l. CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will be resumed the LIST Of October next. Parents
will please make early application.
(PuydbIe semi-arnudHy in d1uancs)
For tuition in Latin. Greek and Mathematics SEQ %
- Latin and dMathematics........... ~ %
- French, h,extra.............-............. 70 .
Rs- The services OF competent Assistants viii b
Refers to Gov. Wise, Gen1 Vim. ii. Richssdson.
Col. Il. Fsntane, MessTs. q. d. Myers, kiniOrd
Blair, Thomas X. Price, John VI Patton, L. X. 6rat
,an Alexr X. Holaday, and Revs. J. Peterkin and
George Woodbridge. Jy D-dtsO
SOUTH- SIDE INSTITUTE,
~ FARMvILLE, VA.
W J. MoRRlssgrr, A. NJ, Math., Nat. Sciences and
French.
I. h.nI' hM9hhisSErT' Assistant in ,ia,h ,itansuases.
For catalogue conta ining terms &C, address
MOkhlsshlT 4 BOOKER,
Iy 2j-dlm Farmyille, Va.
T s. SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
AND isT sTkEErs, RiGn % M6S S D. fhNThe an ' eisv
r,nth session of this Institution. viii
hoNDAi. the 2oth OF September, 1851
TERMS PER SESSION, HALF SESSION IN AD-
Junior English. $40 90
,eniOr or beginners in Latn............... 80 %
Iatn Hretk and higher Mathematics. 30 no
nodtrn Languages, (by Prof Emon) each. ~ 90
Dnt~ihs 10y John A. Caiyo.) per QUARTER. "
Saturdays from to o clock r. NJ, or addressed
through the Richmond Post Office jy y23-2tawu
MR.. CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
W AND MODERN LANGUAGES, AND OP MA
fHEMATICS. 0N GRACE, BETW LEA 23rH AND
mn SITS, RICHMOND. vA.-The next session vii l
he 3Cth Of June, Is5s.
Terms for the scholastic year Of ten months, para
bic semi-annuay in advance:
FOR tuition in Greek Latin and Mathematics 5000
For French, spanish ana italian leach
20 %
For tuition IN iils her E.nssh su1gscIs.,.s. 1910
Primary knsleh, tor pupils under
lyears of age $50
oard, including washIn- "a shts, Iu-I, 4c... 40
further particulars, address the under.i gn-d
hmODj, Virginia. JAU. CAkf.
Jy S-6w
AfISS PEGRAMS BOARDING AND
WI DAY sCHU0L-The second session Of Miss
PEGRAks SCHOOL Will begin ON ths lst Of october
next and will end the 3Uth of June. ih5e.
he course Of instruction will be thorough and
tensyr reaching from the elementary ~ the highest
branches Of Education.
The English Department will be under the imme-
dste supervision OF Miss PEGKAs. She will also re-