The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

oNnOoL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
teaching THURSDAY, oet. ia At The raou' 10
broad Marshall lately Sseupsd se iiTsfa by =
oi "nr most approved schools sissr North Or South
thoreushness in every department will be .ps-
Gully regaded 10 addition to a cole .giats s,uea.
ton The advertiser has taken special pains, by per
sonaiy visiting, within the last few years the MOST
approved institutions Of oar country, to introduce
into his sy stem all that IN really desirable
The most satisfactory references xiven Aiso
annndant evidence OF seeeptsncs 81 every pont at
Terms and farther particulars apple alton,
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T'HE CHlSWICK SCHOOL.
CLASSICAL AND RNGLIsH
Will he re oponod st the subscribers rssitlsHee X
Having had several years xpsrieuct and bsi.x ac-
stssited a. aR 10 ssaeh. share Of public patron
The position il retired and remarkably healthy
Ihs sisoi ielne will he CSrtsftsa aud Hsrenlsi
nw ooariers tnsls or fsnsls.) may On early
spp, ss'on bg sccoinmodsted at my hsuse. and 9TH
Sc 3-lla' GEo.s RxALL, AN.
so L TIL ERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
RICHMOND Va
. ne aext session ot this lnstitHtion will begia on
e n1s' AsndsJ in October and close on the lat day
n. Principals will be aided by nine assistants.
For further particulars, address
i. J, Il adRR1sos, nnns5is Principals.
al IL AatlSktdtl0
Nj MlSSES KING, ssrner Of Bread and
80 hays Streets. The mex, session will bsxis ca
~ LSt gay si October. s5, and close the st day
soy, IN. Experienced aud oom pstsnt a,sistap In
Will b. employed 30 tescA the Philsssph cal and aigh-
81 Aaihsmasissd classes.
rsRMs:
Higher English Branch ss...........-........ s4sn
Hi ''''''''''' 10 %
nag 70 %
Dr.~ins Painting, and Embroidsry...... St:s
wssSinU '''''''.''.''.'''''-.''' l.. -
an S3-lm
ENGLlSH, CLASSICAL AND MATH.
~ RhATlCAL sCHo0L.-Prof n. J. Christian
having resEned the chair of Greek in Richmond
College. viii open an knSIi-h Classical and Math.-
In"tcal schooi IN this city on lat October ssxt. Du
ung his lsng experience az a teacher, he has been
ooa.tantly impressed with Ms vss Of thorou xhnes.
active dutes Of life He therefore proposes admit
only as many pupils as he teach. and to dsvste
ain,eit With unt,rias enerxy 70 making sh.roqgh
sNRred sonfoT table rooms en- 4th street, between
Franklin and Main Any communication addressed
TO him through the Richmond P O., will be prompt
y attended TO- De hsps- that those who intend 70
pe:roAi2s him viii make nmedist. spplisahon.
eaPxxsSess- Rev J. Psterki,. Rev Gee wood
hrisse, D. D., Judge Halyburton, Judge Asridith'
,tsn.rd ..ss wv N fn1Isr pTss
ean NyndhRm Robertson, Jos Z. Andersen, Joh
Q. steSsr. Cha. Gsnnct, Rev. Mr.. KepIsr. den. ws.
pr 4 J Miller d. ]. CERSTIAN.
It's
T'HE next Session Of Mrs. BENEFITS
L SCHOOL, FOR BOYS. will csmrnsnss on the
Her pupils will be thoroughly instructed sad pre-
pared for the advanced classes in Boys Schools.
distraction in Lstis and French, II desired.
TERMS, PEE SESSION:
Under 10 years Of 32e %
over 10 years Of u N
Tuition in Latin or Frcneh. sach,,, sach...... 10 sO
pp haf ftraa nd Prpp n
streets auH-sv
MIR. D. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
EI sICAL AED ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN sr,
nHTvHHs 3D AND ATE Srs.-The 18th Acadenaic year Of
this School viii commence sn heNsAf, tie asA OF
September. 1857.
Clsss will be srmed in Greek and Latin, and pu-
the study Of either Of these Ianguassse enter ssme
Of the more advanced Classes already formed.
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/ DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM
~ hERCIAL uisriTLTE, nk NINTH STREET,
der.xued, Principals Of this InstuSios. have united
their ntereuts for the purpose Of establishing Il
Shool for Boys, of the highest srder and have been
rtTns in the above named central part of the city
! They will make such division Of labor in the eI-
ercises of the School, NJ to render the instruction
nitat PRACTICAL and THOROUGH.
Tho Recitatons will be conducted with the use Of
GIohcs Maps. tharts Mathematical Blocks, and Phi
losophical and Chemical Apparatus
Pupils entering this School can unite with Classes
pursuing a course Of instruction With view to a
thorough business education. or TO enter the first or
advanced Clss-es in College.
For further particulars and testn nonias. CTcu-
lars to " obtained st this oHsce after August 2th,
ami AT n3o"t Of the Rookstores, or by arpcsson 10
~ither % the Principals Also. after September lst,
At ,he rooms. II door from 9Th street. on Broad.
/ The school will open September 2ist
KDStfE HRSAED y y sN1fH s3fh, Y. Principals
Hon e O. F..6 P BdTnk ksy @n Sh1s Sh[is
! L., Ma y,rlr Eur nh vi Eaa
Harriet Harriet Hall. ''>'''''' '''' apIs|im
MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
VI ING AND DAY SCHOOL sy 4rH srRssT Br
| TWEEN BROAD AND MAEsHALL.-rhe third session oi
this institution will commence on the lst Of October
next.
| flashed education. including the Latin and Modern
! bnguageA, together with NuHic upon the Piano,
! i:srp ani Guitar. Instruction in Vocal Ansic VIII
The services Of com petent instructors have been
! pFcCurNd.
Attention will be paid to the proper training and
advancement of the young ladies entrusted to their
charge and their moral and social improvement pro
noted by every means ID their power,
This school has been in successful operation in
Richmond for nearly two years and the subscribers
refer with confidence, TO it's patrons for any infor-
nation which MAY be desired In reference 10 It's
TsRxs-About the same as heretofore For thcm
aud other particulars refer to- to Survp.ov uryop
nu T-dioSm Miss ADA h. MINOR.
,ICHOOL At SUMNER HILL.-The
y next session of my school in Chesterfield, will
commence the 10Th Of October, and close the 10th Of
August undor the tuition of Nr. T. B. Maury, Grad-
matc ofiho University, very highly recommendedh hy
pr Harrison and selected with special reference to
/ is moral and professional qualifications. l want
vcral hovR not over fourteen year. of age as com
Ianinrs t,r my own children. Tho houee is In the
t,rcst On wcl ,iraincd KNOLL and protested on I'll
,inutrs trvc Of Richmond it is perfectly retired. 1t
nay suit parents n Richmond wf0 0wish to he within
I ..ttI .iv ALL Iron
Ts,,oss W., pavai,ln nnr-halr in advance. and the
'hnr half on tie - of March. The Instruction Is
'sr'.''- sn s's'1-iifiWSstf n 4 S5 " FRANK O. kUFFIs
ATANCUCSTER SCHOOL FOR BOYS
VI AND GIRLa--The anhscriher will open an
'Fnr'ish eahohi' in the town of Manchester, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst, for the instruction
TFraqIPci arholnstic quarter (2's montls) ST
Particulars viii 10 given in tntnre a1rertisG ment
.Nr. TURNER by, rsqmest Of some frcnda> viii
elso open NIGHT SCHOOL for hoys ana Young
,t,r rot ing it In their power to attend the day
RonF ,i K"eping will he Taught Thoroughly, and in
II" rernlar mercantile manner
NJ r. DICKINSON,
~. IMPORTER AND wHoLEsAE DEALER N ~
noRFTGN FRUITS, FINES, LIQUORS AND
OFFERS FOR SALE
Fresh Oranges, Lemons Roisins, Figs, Dates,
Fresh Alrnonir, Filbert., walnuts. Pccans, Palm
and Cocoanuts.
Fresh Olive oil, ilcor,ce and Cloret Wine.
IN BOND:
Ito baskets Hicdscick, Munns' end Star Cham
r2Gne.
Is 1r pipes Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine
q haif United Vineyard, Hcnnessy, Jules
Robin and Blackberry Brandy.
50.0o0 Genuine Havana Cigars.
Holland ,in Irish Scotch and Rye Whiskey.
OldJamaica n r. Rum and pnre Spirits.
ALs0-A general assortment OF lower grade Bran
dirs Wines and Whiskey.