The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26
EDUcATIoN.
NELECT CLAssICAL Am PNGITsl

ELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
-, ,ssShoOl.-The snbscriher. formerly assistant.
ana theh successor TO Dr. =. Naupn conscious OF tho
disadvantages of crowded aud protni-ci,eps se,.,i
proposes 10 take very small nu,u,er of beys Iiin
ap ae Pos,uss;y 10 - under his ewn personal care
hdent Of giving entire satisfaction He has sarnr.d
suitable room, corner of 10th and Bank streets on
puss'e se where he can be found by any who
Terms. Classical. Mathematical and English
Branches, and French, whole session, slU0-payabie
Sc le--lms P. H. MONTAGUE.
~ P. BURkUSS' CLASSICAL AND
~, -, MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, UNIVERSAL
tsf CHuRCII, MAYO STREET.-The fourteenth
session OF this schsoi will commence on the 2Ist iay
Of September. and close the 18th day Of July.
TEahs per session. payable semi-annnally. in ad-
Primary English. $40 on
Higher English. with or without Elementary
Classics and Mathematics. S SS oS
Modern Languages and Drawing, by Profs Enion
Mr.. b. viii be assisted by Mr. Larkin Willis. a
graduate in several schools Of the University of Vr-
soc, Harrison, Maupin McGuffey. and Smith and
alss by Rev. John A. Broadus
hey. Dr. Burrows will give instruction in Reading
In the arrangements for the ensuing session. no
effort has been spared to render his school still more
worthy oithe very liberal patronage which it has
ceived for several years past. an l7-6w*
M RS. PELLETS SCHOOL.-The next
A'A session commences October lst 1857 The prma-
ry feature OF this school. is the thorough and sys
teiatc Instruction in the French language given to
ALL thu pupils, without extra charge; but they are
not Teanlr d to study the language without the ap
The French is taught by Professor and Madame
EhiON, OF Paris and peculiar facilities afforded
5hs tbsf S
advanced studies IN English, shall be THOROUGHLY
taught.
Infcrnation relative to the school terms &C., may
be had on application at her residence en- Broad st..
Richmond. iy 22-d3m
Mr.. G. L. c. SALTER'S DAY AND
W RoARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, ON CLAY,
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STS.-The fifth
,,,sson of this School will commence Ga MONDAY.
the 2lst September next and terminate the 18th
TERMS, (ssxrANNUALLY IN ADvAscx,)
For Board, including washing. $2O6
Cor Tuition in Greek, Latin and Mathenlatics.. 81
tor in Latin and Mathematics. 50
For in higher English branches. ............. ~
For in Primary Engsh..."..................... 50
The services Of competent Assistants will be- s.,
cured
3ray, Dr. j. G. Wayt, Col S. H. Parker Thomas j
Edwards, Rey. Leroy NJ Lee Samuel Greenhow, l.
spence, H. Ii Meade chas G. Elicit Chas. stsbbins
E.P. Townsend, VIM. A. Smith, ,Thos. D. Quarles,
W Taylor. L. W. keesee, Il. Jones, 2. Lawson
eA Those whs may desire to enter pupils. are re-
ircsted to make early application at my residence,
on Clay between lst and 2d streets, through the
Post Otiice. jy 22-ti0c
MR. TIGHES SELECT SCHOOL, ON
lSA FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE 7TB.-The 5th
session efthis School will open on MONDAY the 2lst
| september for the Ten following months. Greeh,
Latin and mathematics s6.r Elementary Latin and
Mathematics. or higher English and Matham"tics
laent CTR hy& under II years. s3'; French or Draw
ing, each s2o.
| Ill the departments
Refers tho following gentlemen among the patrons
f the school last session, viz; Rev. Drs Woodbridge
and Keppler; Doctors Cabell Cunning gham and Deals;
Messrs. Beers Poindexter, Crenshaw 4 Co, l.. b.
ro famsr nj Tho. , M Aien D H Join Il F. patsSg tnoga
Adams Smith, Andrew Johnston, j. c. Page; A. Blair,
Vim. 5, Triplett, Vim. Marshall. Geo. NJ. West. Col.
bin Warwick VIM +. Butler .Thos. W. Brok enbre sgh
VIZ IL Smith n NJ. Martin, !, &C. &c Apply on the
premises to x. III. L. TlGlIE. A. NJ.
| il 2S-dt5o E-'",
CCHOOL AT SUMNER HILL.-Tbe
~ next session of my school, in Chesterfield, will
commence the 10Th of October and close the I0th OF
August, under the tuition of Mr. 7. B. Maury grad
uate Of the University, very highly recommended by
Or. Harrison, and selected with special reference t.
his moral and professional qualifications. l wart
several boys not fourteen years of age com.
psnons for my own children. The house is in the
forest, well drained knoll, and protected all
SIDES by dense screen OF woods Though within 81
minutes drive of Richmond, it is perfectly retired 1T
may suit parents Richmond who wish to be within
easy reach of their children.
| Terms-S2NH, payable one-half in advance, and the
other half on the lst of March The instruction is
au 25-ifTW&stf FRANK q. RUFFIN
T'HE EXERCISES of MIR. STUART $
l. CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
viii be resumed On the lst OF October eext- Assist.
ant: J. C. LITTLE NJ. \, of the University of Va
Parents viii please make early application
For taiton in Latin, Greek and Mathematics $50 0o
" Latin and Mathematics.......... 81 ~
Ffench, extra. 20 "a
as- The services Of onpetent Assistants viii be
| VI: II
Gel. L. Fontaine, Messrs. Il. A. Myers, Binford 4
Blair Thomas II. Price, John n. Patton, +. k. Graf
AN, Alexr X; llolladay, and Revs. j, peterkn AMI
ieorge Woodbridge Iy 2t'-ltstn
classical AND MATHEMATICAL
y SCHOuL.-The undersigned will, on the first oi
| october next open Classical aud Mathematical
ccheol, embracing such Il coTrSe sf instruction a.
| will fit ysuth for easy entrance into the high
a-ses. either Of our classical scientific ns:itu-
ron~. TlIey have procured the desirable ot at the
now having Tr,ctcd their school room ihnir
| Terms vii he as .Silowss (PAYABLE sENI-ANNUALLY
attn, tlreek and Mathematics sea
latin or Greek and do ........................ 80
| 'ngtish Branches, ..;................... Al
'0ne''i Lang "'SeS ''Af PHILIP III g. STXNARD "
L. V. BARGAMIN.
1t gives me great pleasure TO recommend tn Glass
| cal and Mathematical School of Messrs. ST ANARD
| BARdANIN. Messrs. ;. B. are graduates Of this
Institution have been connected with it as Assistant
If the public for their high intellectual ami moral
qualifications. FRANCIS H. SMITH,
| Superintendent Y. N. |.
VIRGIGIA MILITARY INsTITUTE,l
| July 9Th, lsj7 jy 2i-d5m
QEV. J. AMBLER WEEDS CLASSI-
IL CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF
| CLAY AND 18TH STREBfS.-The fifth annual
session OF this school will commence on the 2Sth q
| september. -
Ordinary English Branches. q
Junior Classics and Mathematics. % O
Modern Languages each ~ G(
Draw 20 "
aul-3m
GCHO0L on Church Hill, at corner OF
| ~ 24th and Franklin streets-Mrs. CLAIBORNE
RARkESDA ALE will resume her School on the 18th
FERNS for Primary Glasses per month
Senior Glasses ..-..............
sc lin
MR.. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL.-The next
w session will begin on the LIST day of October
1857; and close on the lst day Of july 1858. For par
HERBERT L. LEFEBvRE,
| an 7-d2m Corner Of Grace ead Fonshee sts.
HAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE
IL ACADEMY.
JOHN B. CARR, A. NJ, Principal
The Exercises OF this School commence the first
Monday in October, and close on the last Friday in
The course of stuly embraces the usual English
| branches, Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathis
| matics tic Elements of Phy sical Science Military
Tactics, Music, (Piano and Gutar,) Drawing and
Painting.
The Principal is assisted in the different depart
ments by f0ir teachers, of approx ed qualifications
TERMS, per session of ten months, S22U. Modern
| Languages, Music, Drawing, dc, ertrd
For catalogue, or further information address the
| Principal, Hampton, va u26-lm
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
- SCHo0Ls-Corner 9th and Clay streets.