The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

institute, but TO provide for them additional atten-
omfort.
The established rates for board including washing
&C, are S2aD per session Of nine months. Ii Is be-
evsl that few opprtanties 40 favorable are afford
u. by which man Of energy. provided with suita-
e facilities and giving his personal attention to the
natter may give entire satisfaction. and vet support
lis family by the boarding department., while giving
us dang Shters every advantage for obtaining tEa
Ishail be- happy to give more explicit information
- 70 terms &C., and to receive applications. either
ly2a-dts B. MANLY. in. Richmond, v.
Mss JESSIE C. GORDON'S SCHOOL,
nj ~ Fok ls YOUNG M LADIES. corner Of frsnklin
m toSdr a saseti sp w BE- b the st daS
inilEher English Branches. $40 90
MnanSuasrs NJ %
.s..-.. m
Persons "a, desiring g enter pupils; leave their
jy 22-d2w&3tawIst0
MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL.-The next
~ session commences October ist 1857. The prma-
amatic instruction in the French language, given to
Ill the pupils without extra charge
The French il taught by Professor and Madame
.MIUN, of Paris and peculiar facilities are Afforded
or learning TO speak the language.
Mrs. PELLET guarantees that the Elementary and
'ivanced studies in Englsh shall be rHoRouaHLr
aught.
Information relative to tho school, terms, &c, mar
e had, On application at her residence. On Broad ST..
richmond. jy 2-d3m
NR. G. L. C. SALTER's DAY AND
VI BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BoYS.-The fifth
r-sion OF this Sehool will commence ON MONDAY,
he 2itt September next, and terminate on the 18th
uly following.
TERMS, (sENr-ASxu,LIY IN ApvAScE,)
or BOARD. including washing $2a0
ior Tuition in Greek, Latin and Mathematics. 60
or in Latin and Mathematics..........~..... 80
lor In Sher English hranches.............. 20
'or in Primary English ............ 30
or in French 20
The services of competent Assistants viii be So,
as- This School will not be kept on ith between
,ro and Marshall streets a. heretofore but in some
ther locality on Shockoe Hill more remote from
he din of business thoroughares. Of its location,
ne notice will be given. Residence on Clay tetwees
It and 2nd jy 22-tI0c
AIR TIGHE'S SELECT SCHOOL. ON
VI FRANKLIN STREET ABOVE 7TH.--The 5th
ession Of this school will open FRIDAY, the 18th
epten'her, for the TEN f,liowing months. Greek,
attn and Mathematics son. Elementary Latin and
iathenatics, or higher English and Msthaluutics
80; common English Branches $40; Primary Depart
nent Ctr boys under II years) s35 French OF Draw
The services of successful Teachers secured for
Ill the departments.
Refers to the following gentlemen among the patrons
ne school last session yni Re.. Drs Woodbridge
Ies-rs Beers & Poindext.r, Crenshaw { Co. l. D
rrnshaw, VIM: ii. Grant, G. ID. Yale. J. VI. Koyal
adams smith. Andrew Johnston, j C. Page A. Blair,
Nm. >. Triplett, Vim. Marshall Geo. NJ. est Col
,ha4. II. Ellis, \. Bev. Tucker, Washington city. &c.
The vacancies being few, early application tOr the
Omission oi pupils is recommended, Apply ON tho
premises to X. ii. l.. TIGHE, A. NJ.
jy 2S-lt5O
SELECT CLASSICAL and MATHE-
~ NAUTICAL SCHoOL.-proE H. J. CHRISTIAN.
.ayng recently resigned the chair of Greek in Rich
Aond College proposes to open, ON the lst Of ucto-
er next, Select Classical and Mathematical School,
this city During his long experiences teacher,
Ie has been constantly impressed with the want Of
horoughnes. in the preparation OF boys, either for
os9a, the active duties of life. lie therefore
| PROPOSES to admit only as many pupils as he
zach, and devote himself with untirlDg energy 10
laking thorough scholars in the strlctsst Of
hetern In future advertisement he will give no
icsO the terms and location Of the school. Any com
| nunicaton addressed to- him. through the Rich
| nohi Post Office, will be promptly attended 70.
| j. 2S-d5t* IL. CHRISTIAN
| A CARD.-The undersigned has been
"A, successful in securing excellent and cumnodous
mich he proposes S. f t" open a sCiiooL P FOR BGfs
| 'ho wish to pursue course of instruction with
5lrw to a thorough business education, to entering
the first the advanced classes of College. Par
icuara will be made known II 2 future advertise
nyFti jg s,-ts HORACE r. SMITH a. NJ
| CLASSICAL AN ID MATHEMATICAL
| ~ SClIDDL.-The undersigned will, on the first Of
| Ictobrr next, open Classical and bathematical
| school, embracing such a course Of instruction a.
viii hit youth for easy entrance int the high
'lasSes, either of our classical scientific insttu
,nn comfortable location on shockoe Hill i.r their
iouse which, together with their terms will be
PHILIP b. sTANARD,
| Il. V. BAKGAMIk.
It gives me great pleasure to recommend the Class
| cal and Mathematical School OF Messrs STANAKD
BARdAMIN. Messrs. s. & b. are graduates Of this
Professor and are entitled to the fullest Condenc
If the public for their high intellectual and moral
Iual hcatons. FRANCIS III. SMITH,
| Superintendent V. NJ. |.
| YIRGIGIA MILITARY ISsTITUTE,(
July 6th 1857. jy D-dsm
THE EXERCISES of Mr.. STUARTS
j L CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will be resumed on the Ist of october next Parents
vii please make early application.
| TERMS;
| Playable semiannuaHp in ddrance.)
For tuition in Latin, Greek and Mathematics. $40 90
% Latin and Mathematics. 80 90
rfclch ~ Iii. ~
Refers to Gov Wise, Gen1 VIM. II. Richardson.
| joI. f. Fantaine, Messrs. O. A. Myers, BiniurA
| Blair Thomas X. Price, John NJ Patton, Y. r. Grat-
an, Aiexr X; Holiaday, and ReYs. j. peterkin and
| icorge Woodbridge. u D-dtistO
SOUTH- SIDE INSTITUTE,
~ FARMvTLLE, VA
| ". j. MoRRssErr, A. NJ, hath., Nat. Sciences and
Il. f. BOOKER A. B., Languages.
l. p.n4tE pn2EE,s'Err Assistant n La9gnsgss
For catalogue conta lining terms, &C, address
| Jy 2-dlm Farmvilie, Va.
JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY, 18TH,
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.
CHURCH HfLL.-The next session of this Insti,u-
tion will open on MONDAY September 1fth and con-
Thorough instruction viii be given in the Classics,
the Mathematics aud the various English branches
TERMS-fas able one halt lst Janu.ry, lS>, and the
balance at the end of the session 3D. 10 and 80 dol
lars.
a limited number of smaller boys will Dc received
| tt the rate OF s,J per session.
In all instances, 81 will be charged each pupil for
me they arr entered t. IA" end Of the sasaon .x
sept in eases Of protraeted sickness. " S'-6w*
Mr.. CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
~ ~. AND MoDERX LAAGL AGEs, AND or MA
6nn SIS vIfhe next ext sssion assn WI wi
| tfie Dth Of June, ts5s.
Terms for the Sc olastic year Of ten months payR.
ble semiannnaiiy, In advance:
For tuition in Gre~k Latin and Mathematics $50 90
| FOR French, Spanish and Italian teach
FOR tuition in Higher English subjects..., sUo
Primary Enslish, Tor pupils under
oar nsl@ng wa.hnE lights. ia% lSoo
further fartcniars, address the under.i gn.d.
Jy 23-ew
AaISS PEGRAM'S BOARDING AND
| WI DAY sCHoOL-The second session Of Miss
PEGaAMs SCHOOL will begin on the lst oi October
next, and viii end the 5th OF June. laso.
he. course Of instruction will be- thorough and ex-
tci,sye reaching from the elementary 10 the highest
branches Of Education.
The English Department viii be under m ,Hme
.ume the Bellies Lettre Class, Tor young Lsaies "n
have lett school.
/, | C,nnpetent assistants will be employed In each
department. and French will receive especial sts"r
| ton. :
| Circulars containing full information concerning
the School, may be had on application to Mrs !.
: PEikAM, Linsien Square. Richmond.
Persons intending To enter Pupils are requested 20
engage them without delay 50 that arrangements
mar be made for their accommodation.
. ~ Y2-dTu. Th&Sat tIAugSwfs
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
. ~ SCHo0L-corner 9Th and Clay streets
This School opens ist October and eosfs on iosa
| Islv