The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-24
EDUCATION.

/ l|oSA1xON.
SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
| sCuoJL.-1hs subscriber. formerly sssista Mt
anu then successor - lr .. aupin conscious of th,
,s ei crowded and pronscuens schools
prouAes 70 tafs very small number of bsys (li,n
ltea positively to 80 under his swn personal cars
and instruction. From long sx psrisncs he feels con
hueht 81 Ss'aS sntirs satisfaction He has secured
suitable room, corner Of 10th and Bank streets on
poste the square, where he be found by any VII,
TERMS .-classcal. Mathematical and EnqIi,l
baan;hes @ and French, whsls session. sles--payabI,
$. l6--lm+ rH. MONTAGUE.
e. P. BBRRUSS' classical AM
- - MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL. UNIVERSAL,
! tSr CliUkCH, MAYO STREET.-The fonrtsenib
session Of this school will commence on the 2st dsy
oI september, and close on the 18th day of july
TEaMs per session. payable semi-snnually. in ad
Primary English. s4o a.
H,1her English, with or without Elementary
= - =; 80 0l
CiSSslCs alld Mathematics. - so IN
Modsrn Languages and Drawing by prof, EInior
ant Caiy ,at the usual rates
Mr.. b. viii be assisted by Hr. Larkin Willis. q
graduate IN several schools of the University of Wiz
GINA, aud highly recommended by Profes:5rs Bied
soc, Harrison, Maupin, McGuffey, and Smith, and
Eev DR.. Burrows will giys instructor Ia Readnp
and Elocution
In the arrangements for the ensuing session, nc
eor has been spared to render his school still
worthy otths very liberal patronage which it has re-
| oei,ed for aeveral years past. au I7-6w*
M RS. PELLETS SCHOOL.-The next
y session commences October st 1857. The prirna
~ feature Of this school, is the thorough and sys
tenaic instruction i'll the French language given tC
ALL the pupils, without extra charge; but they are
not requir. to study the language without the ap
The French IS taught by Professor and Madame
EhiON OF Paris, and peculiar facilities afforded
M guar nts sIhsaa thss IT,
advanced studies in English, shall be THOROUGHLY
Information, relative 20 the school, terms &C, may
be had, on application at her residence Broad ST.
Richmond. jy 29-d3m
Mr.. G. i. c. SALTER'S DAY AND
80, - B0ARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, ON CLAY
bEfWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STS..;-The NTH
ess0n OF this School will commence en- MONDAY
me zst September next, and terminate on the 10Th
''' ''''H,f TrRas, (sxx1-.svUALLr IN ApvAxcg)
For Beard, including washing. 500
Cor Tuition in Greek, Latin and Mathematics... E.
For in Latin and VI acknowledgements. 81
teT in higher English branches. .............. 4C
.or in Primary English....................... q
The services Of Assistants viii be 50
| 3uTes.
REFEREScEs-R. C wherry, Mrs, James Gray, VIM
| EyanS Gee. Maynard, D. 5. woodbridge, Rev. J. L
EDWARDS Rev. Leroy VI, Lee, samuel Greenhow, L
W.Gazebrook. Besj. Pollard, A; '. Crenshaw, 4. Il
spence Il. n Meade, Chas. c, Elicit, Chas. Stebbns
| q r Townsend, VIM. a. Smith, fhos. D. Guarles
"a MiatIand Hane. Felix Matthews, Alex; Du,al, ". ?
l. I.
| ah. Those whs Iaay desire to enter pupils re
luested to make early application al my residence
IN Clay between LIST and I'd streets, or through th'
| POST Uface. Jy R-tl0c
AIR. TiGuE'S SELECT SCHOOL, on
| w FRANKLIN STREET ABOVE 7Ta.-Ths 5ti
session sfthis School will open on MONDAY, the 2ls
| september, for the TEN following months. Greek
| Latin aud Mathematics sG1; Elementary Latin an,
| Mathematics, or higher English aud Aathamutic
| $50: common English Branches Sio Primary Depart
nent J3r BOYS "ndcr IL years) 80; French or Draw
Tie services ef successful Teachers are secured 70
| lll the departments.
Il the school last session. viz; Rev Drs. Woodbridg
Ind keppsr; Doctors Cabel Cunnin. ham and DeaIa
ss5.6 sn.61. Wv VIM. H. /. Grant C. D. 9a. IL K.yaIl
| leo. 5 Palmer Thos. NJ Alrisnd, john n Patton, J
Adams smith Andrew Jshn-ton, j, c. Page, A. Blair
Thos. H. Ellis. T. Be7. Tucker, Washington city Cor
| oin Warwick VIM F. Butler ,Thss ". Brokenbro 81,
Ha II Sraath n. NJ Martin, 3ci az APPLY on IN
! jy 2s-dt50
T'HE EXERCISES of Mr. STUARTs
l. CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
| will pc resumed on the lst of 0ctobsr asxt. Assist
| ant: j. G. LITTLE, NJ A.. of the University OF VI
Parents vii please make early application
| TER&s: (ilyqtls eml-dnHudNu an 0etvGnct.)
For tsiton in Latin, Greek and Mathematics. 500
| Latin and Mathematics............. 30
| french, extra. 20 q
ss The services of ,onpetent Assistants will b
Refers to Gov. Wise, Gen1 VIM. II. Richardson
Cal g. Fontaine, Mes.rs. G. A. Myers, Binferd
Blair, Thomas r. Price, Johu y. Patton, p. X. Gra
| an. Ale1r r. Holiday, and Revs j. Psterkin an
| .iesrge Woodbridge. Jy 2G--dtlsO
| CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
- SCII00L.-The undsrsig gnsd will. en- the first
| October next, open a Classical and Mathematics
| School, embracing such = course Of instruction a
| wdl ut yeuth Tor an easy entrance INTO the hS
| ,lGsses either of our classical or scientific insttr
| .cns. They have procured the desirable let at tn
| corner efsth and Clay streets, upon which they ar
| uOW having erected their SCHOOL room. Ihef
| FERNS viii be as follows, (PArABLR sRAI-ANsuALL
! y SADyANctl
Latln, trtN&Sk NatheTlat
| Latin Greed, and do. ........................
! English Branches, ........................... 4
MODERN Languages. (eZtral each.......
| PHILIP B. STANARD,
| +. V BARGAMIN.
1t gives ne great pleasure to recommend the Class
| cal ana Mathematical School of Messrs. SFANARl
| BARGAMIN. Messrs. S. Il B are graduates Of thi
| Institution, have been connected with it Assista
Professors, and entitled to the fullest confdenc