The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

CCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-COSMELI
ACand THAMsIN JANNEY intend opening school
fer girls on Broad street. between 18th and l9h the
lat OF 9Th month (september).
Be taught, including Algebra and Geometry; alss
Drawing and & H.in,ins i desirsS one afternoon in
TERMS: For Primary Glass per quarter Of ten
weeks. 81; more advanced Classes 50; Drawing and
RlrsRsScns-Micsjah Bates and Philip B. Price,
au Sims
DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM
IL MBRCIAL INsTITuTK, 0NNISTH Strict
BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL.-The un
ierrsned Principals Of this Institution. have united
their interests f6r ths purpose Of establishing a
school for Boys of the highest order and have been
,ucc~ssful in securing excellent and commodous
They will make such division OF labor in the
roisee OF the school. as to render the instruction
most PRACTICAL and SHoRoUGH.
The Recations will bo conducted with the use OF
llobes, Maps, Chsrt., Mathematical Blocks, and Phi
'osophical and Chemical Apparatus.
Pupils entering this School, can unite with Glasses
,ursuing eonrse Of instruction with WOW 80
thorough business education or to enter the first OF
For furthtr particulars and testimonials see Circu
srs to bo obtained At this Office after August 18th
me Of the Principals can b seen By calling on him
1t the rooms. I'd door from 9Th street. on Broad.
k6TaRb k'S .ft , y; ,SyIH S2yK, 4 4 ~ Principals
,ian. Esq. Rev Chas H. Read, D. D., Rev $. s. Murk
and, .jamss Msemurdo, Esq, John II. Ty!er Esa.
Harriet Hall au I9-lm
ct. JOsEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY.
CONDUCTED By THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.
This Institution will resune studies on the 24th
Boardsrs pay per snnurn, slss, for board tuition
washing, doctors fee and stationery-to Do Psid hah
yearly in advance.
Day scholars according 10 their classes, pay from
S. EmbroIdery' % de wy French M bar and Husc, form extra
Letters addre.s., to Sister NJ. FELIX McQUAID,
st. Josephs Academy, Richmond, Va, or to Rt
Rev. Bishop McGILL, will meet with prompt atfeIi
lion. au Wv
CCHOOL AT SUMNER HILL.-The
~ next session of my school, in Chesterfield, win
commence the 10th of October and close tho 10th OF
nate of the University, very highly recommendedb by
Dr. Harrison and selected with special reference to
his moral and professional qualifications. want
pnnions for my own children. The house is in the
orest on well drained knoll and protected on all ~
minutes drive of Richmond it is perfectly retired II
may suit parents in Richmond who wish to be within
Easy reach of their children.
Terms-s2l0. payable one-half In advance, and the
other half ON the lat of March. The instruction is
'nSF''aS" Sn &sifTW&sif r. h ~ ' FRANK O. RUFFIN
MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
WI ING AND DAY SCHOOL. on I'm STREET, BE
TWEEN BRolr AyD MARSH uLThe third session OF
his institution will commence the lst of October
In this school will be taught all the branches of a
finished education, including the Latin and Modern
languages, together with Mnsic upon tne Piano
alao be given. .
The services of competent instructors have been
Attention VIII he paid to the proper training and
advancement Of the young ladies entrusted to their
charge and their moral nd social iInprov pro
noted by every means in their power.
This school has been In successful operation In
kichm9nd for Rfsry two ysa and the subscriber s
nation which may be desired in reference to its
merits.
TERMs-About the same a. heretofore. For them
'-' '''''' 20" ''' MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
an 7-d&c3m Miss ADA b. MINOR
CCHOOL on Church Hill, at corner OF
- path and Franklin streets.-MTs. CLAIBORNE
Of September, 1857.
Terms for Primary Glasses per month.
Senior Glasses .
sc lin --.
AIRS. MARY d. LIBBY will resume
LsI the duties of her School September 18th. on
Marshall between LIST and I'd streets. Sc l-ot*
C ". ROSTERS SCHOOL FOR
Il YOUNG LADIES will reopen on Church Hill
in the roorn lately occupied by DIR. Z. W. Cone or
Broad street, opposite st. Johns Church, on THU
TERMS ron SCHOLASTIC rsAn OF 10 MONTHS, PAYABLE
QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE: 49,.
Primary English Branches - 81
Higher '-'''.'''''''''''''''' o.
Languages, eash
The system Of instruction Will be the same thar
Mr. Rssisr has successfuly pursued during thirteen
years residence in Kichmsnd an 25-3tswtio
WESLEYAN FEMALE 81 ALE INSTITUTE Idi
Rev JOHN WILSON, A. M pRI.uPM.
The next session Of this Institution, viii begin sep
tember ths 9Th and end the last of June.
pBahs PER ANNUAL SESSION:
Board, &C., (ncludins every charge except Tor -.
tutsn si'" !"
Tuition in all English studies, and Ancient - -.
Languages ~
Instrumental Music Modern Languages and Paint
ing, sxfa.
an S0-ood4w
NGISS JESSIE C. GORDON'S SCHOOL,
lsl PoR YOUNG LADIES, Corner OF Franklin
and 9TH Streets will be reopened on the LIST day
October and closed on the let day OF July.
Higher English Branches. 90 %
Primary ................ ~ ~
~ ~ ~
Music "
Persons desiring 20 enter pupils. can leave tneif
names at the School Rooms, whefs Mss q, viii meet
them at any hour they may arrolnt