The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25
EDUCATION.
NELEOf classical AND ENGITsuT

4 y EsA III NJ
a. stH0uL THE subscriber formerIv ...i.,o..
i a theh sat''+s"js - In y Naipin
pr9,sn. -. = o crowded and promiscueus schools
itej ~ t'Ns very small number of bows uin,
@ posiuVe! to Isl under his own yarso y, til.Il I'M
lcnt OF gyin FROM long experience he feels cor
itahia sah4 4 "htiro satisfaction. lilo has secnrad q
r.a room, corner ct 10th and RapL strn.t 81 80 .
nav I me quare, where he can be found bv an, III
Rra. rhas ~ .-Ilassica Mathematical and r,,i.,
half In aivanra fech whole session. slu0pay abls
- : IN, = P. II. MONTAGUE.
T. Il, BokRUSS' CLASSICAL AMI
/ tS1, IN ,MsiAi1IHENATICAL SCHeoI 1INIrrt -,
session If ~ MAYO srREET-Thc fonrteent6
september. aud close on the 18Th dav Ist ~ 1y aay
vance p'' SeSSion' payable semi-annually, in adj.
tt;h titih'"i ishk e.o AZ.
''s.va isty hh@iSh, with or without Elementary W
Classics aud MatIematic;iss' 50 90
and i9E - AZ Kuages and Drawing, by Prois Emiop
" B. VIII be assisted By Mr.. Larkin Willis a
graduate IA several schools of the Uniycrsitv ~ ~;
SOC Harrison Maupin, Mcliuifey and sn,iti hied
ilss by Rev. John 4. Broadus ''- smith, ana
keE VI Dr, burrows Will give instruction in Reading
10 the arrangements fer the ensuing session. M
mort mas peen spared to render his school still more
worthy oithe very liberal patronage which il has re
,eived for several years past. au l7-Gy,s
M RS. PELLETS SCHOOL.-The next
Iva session commences October LIST, 1857 The prin,a
ey feature Of this school is the thorough and sys
tematc instruction in the French language given To
ALL tn. pupils, without extra CHARGE but they are
not requr, d to study the language without the APP
prOval Of their parents.
The French is taught by Professor and Madame
EMlON, st,Paris and peculiar facilities are afforded
Tor learning to speak the language.
Mrs. PELLET guarantees that the Elementary and
advanced studies in English, shall be THOROUGHLY
taught.
!aioGmation relative to the school, terms, &c. may
be h'd, on application at her residence en Broad st.
richmond. j 2&-d3m
Mr.. &. l.. C. SALTER'S DAY AND
~ BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, ON CLAY
EFT ZEN FIRST AND SECOND STS.-The fifth
ession Of this School will commence MONDAY,
The 2Ist September next, and terminate on the 18th
TERMS, (srMI-ANyUALLY IN ADvAsoE)
for Beard inclnlinS washing ..... s2Ga
Eor Tuition in Greek, Latin ami NIatIsinatcs. 60
sor IN Latin and Mathematic cs........"........ 30
Cor in higher English brancheS............. 40
,or in Primary Engsh..."...............,..... 30
The services Of Competent Assistants viii be Sc %
! .urCi
EEFEEsNGEs- r. S c. wherry, Mrs, James Gray, WIN
Evans, Gee Maynard, 2. s. Woodbridge Rev. J. I.
| Edwards; Rev. Leroy NJ Lee Samuel Greenhow, l..
Via W.Giazgbr1ph r Benz Benz Pollard, A. CTenshaw 4 B.
| 5.f. Townsend. VIM. A. Smith, Thos. q. Quarles,
5arland Hames; Felix Matthews, Alex: Dnvai, W. P.
". Taylor, L. ". Keesee. Il. Jones, T. Lawson
a2- Those who may desire to enter pupils, are re-
l1ested to make early application at my residence
On Cay between LIST and I'd streets, or through the
MR.. TlGHE'S SELECT School, ON
AFA FRANKLIN STREET ABOVE 7rH-The 5th
session ofths school will open MONDAY the 2lst
| September, for the TEN following months. Greek
Latin and Mathematics $6n; Elementary Latin and
| Mathematics, or higher English aud Mathamptcs
$50 common English Branches $40; Primary Depart
ment OT, boys ~Dder IL years) $35 French or Draw-
ng, each 800
The services of successful Teachers are secured for
Ill the departments.
Refers to the following gentlemen among the patrons
Il the school last session. viz; Rev. Drs Woodbridge
md keppler; Doctors Cabell Cunnn CHAM and DeaIk
essrs less Beers IS P9indexter ?, CTeqghaw Co, L. p
ieo. :. Palmer Thos. NJ. AlfIiend John " Patton, j.
Adams smith Andrew Johnston, J. C. Page A. Blair,
rhos. II. Els. \. Bcy Tucker Washington city Cor
bin Warwick VIM. F. Butler, ,Thos ". Brokenbfo1gh,
en- 5' ~ NJ N'f r. f. fl L. Il TGfE GhfEEiy on n The
E'HE EXERCISES of Mr. STUART'S
4 CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
vii! be resumed on the lst Of October next. Assist
ant: J. c. LITTLE, VI. \. OF the University of Va.
Parents will please make early application.
TERMS: (LuyGtie senai-,tnnVaAys' IA adrGnce0
For tsition in Latin Greek and Alathematcs..S60 co
Latin and Nathematics............. 80 90
tttnch, eXtra........ 20 90
E5- The services of ompetent Assistants will be
Refers to Gov. Wise, GenI VIM. H. Richardson,
Col. Il. FontaiGe Messrs. Il. A. Myers, Binford 4
Blair, Thomas r. Price, John NJ. Patton, p. K. Graf
tan. AeX,r II; Holladay. and Reys. J. Peterkin aud
ieorRe Woodbridge. Jy 2e--dtistO
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
" SCH00L.-The undersigned will, on the first of
october next, open Classical and Mathematical
school, embracing such course of instruction as
will fit youth for an easy entrance into the high
classes. either. of our classical scientific insttu
tons They have procured the desirable lot at the
corner OF oh and Clay streets, upon which they
now having erected their school room. Their
TERMS will be as follows, PAYABLE sEMI-ANNUALLY
Latin, Greek and Mathematics tics.................s .s6A
Latin or Greek, and do. ...................... 50