The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31
EDUCATION.
BOARDING DEPARTMENT oP TN

EDUCATION.
BOARDING DEPARTMENT or TUr
to a. KdoHMoND yasa u fEMALE INsTITUTEIs srd.r
desire oacs the B5SkbfsSS' 8 bsrih1ssa b: ri1sa
49,, n.sI 10 the hands OF some gentleman And ia,
prr.pared TO assume the whole charge and rss.sI
uity by ,, ol ~ and whose character and standins
49, ut parents at distance may feel entire ~
5 dence @ IN entrusting their daughters 10 their
20 withdraw my own interest IN a.
ns,tats but TO provide for them sddition.l % ne
es, Uns s 'ne iorm most likely to ensure their sr
The established rates for board. nclud,s v...,.
JeyeI ~, 80 y per session of nine month"; n e
I I tiihi ie" opportunities favorable srs 49,
sn Dy which man Of energy provided ,.s.s anIu-
ole E.clteS, and giving his personal attsn.s
his family by the boarding epartmsns y saPp0t
rn s % every advantage for obtaining ia
shall be happy to give more explicit, insor,....
~ 70 terms &C. and to receive applications sish@
ptrs9naiiy or by letter till the lst Of August
- 9se d. hANLf, "a. Richmond, Va
MISS JESSIE C. GORDON'S SCHOOL
and ,tb streas agGSG & LADIES. (orner Of Yrankln
oSt9per p and closed on the ist day OF july ~
PrImerr lish Branches.... SO %
Lsnsua ..,... - ~
Persons desiring to enter r1n;i. 20 %
names at ths school Rooms where Miss iii rnsT -
'hem D. at any hour they may sppoint. mees
MRS: PELLETS sCHOOL.-The peI,
A'A session commences October Ist 1s,- Ths ...e
~ feature OF this school, is the thorough ana sr
tematic instruction in the French language s,sys
hL the pupils, without extra charge s''~ w
The French is taught by PrUf,ssor and u,
MioN oi Paris, and peculiar facilities are sforasS
or learning 70 speak the language
Mrs. PELLET guarantees that he E,ema,,.,
~ ,dvaneed studies in English, shall be rHossvsaIT
Information. relative to the school. term, 4c
9e had on application at her residence on Broad ri
~ ,eaHto1e ------------------- " n--isa
MR.. G. L. C. SALTER'S DAY Ann
~ BoARDISG SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-Ths afh
July following. " A' '''a
TERMS, (sEMI-ASSUALLY IN Apy.Scx)
sor Board, including washing. asoo
tor Tuition in Greek, Latin and Mathematics a.
or IN Latin and Mathematics. s.
Eei . IN higher English branches ,, =
for :. IN Urinary English. %
fGr in French .............. y
;ured. " w ~
sS-- This School will not be kept on 9TH, b.,v.s.
road and Marshall streets heretofore but orss
,ther locality on Shockoe Hill more remote A.
he din of business thoroughfares OF it, lscshio.
Tue notice not ice will be given Residence Clay, Lstves.
'St ~ anu -nu, Jy 22-tl0o
MR.. TIGHE'S SELECT SCHOOL, ON
w FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE 7rH.-Tbs .,h
session OF this school will open FRIDAY the 18th
september tor the TEN following months urseI
uata In and Mathematics s6a Elementary Latin and
$50; common English Branches $40 PrimarY De- nsS,.
nent lJor 6oysHnder II years. s35; French or Draw
The services of successful Teachers are secured for
Ill the departments.
II the school last session, viz Rev Drs. Woodbridge
md keppler; Doctors Cabell Cunning CHAM and Desns
rsnshaS W& fIdsr Gran C. EsIsas" s. Yss So RJ, p
leo 3 Palmer. Thos. NJ. Alfriend, John NJ. Patton J.
M% Afas S&fh fp: AnSFsr %% San:sSn Sar.ss co tss
fhos H. Ellis, \. Bev. Tucker. Washington city. &c
Inc vacancies being few, early application for the
premises to X. n, L. TIGHE A M
jy 9S-dt5O a. A
SELECT CLASSICAL and lathe
~ NAUTICAL SCHOOL.-prof H. j. CHRISTIAN
noh psGenty RESIGNED the chair of Greek in Rich
Der next Select Classical and Mathematical School
n n this city: During his long experience teacher
ne mas been constantly impressed with the want Ut
soe%ss nr bn IN sety tine OF 9 boy either for
proposes TO admit only as many pupils as he can
teach and devote himself with untirInx eparsy 20
making thorough scholars in the strctsst sense Of
the term In future advertisement he will give mo-
tce VI the terms and location Of the school ANY com
mnncation addressed to him, through the Rich
moni Post Once, will be promptly attended to.
jy 23-d5t* H. j. CHRISTIAN
4 CARD.-The undersigned has been
successful in securing excellent and commodious
rooms, in a central and eligible part of the city in
which he proposes to open SCHOOL FOR BOYS
who wish to pursue course of instruction with A
view to thorough business education to entering
IN the hrS or the advanced classes OF College. Par
uculars will be made known in future advertise
ment. HORACE T. SMITH A
jy Its
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
- SCH0OL.-The undersigned will, on ths first Of
school, embracing such course of instructisa A.
VIII mt youth for easy entrance ints the hixh
classes either, of our classical scientific nstitu-
tons They will use every effort to procure a csntra
ana comfortable location on Shockoe Hill for their
house, which, together with their terms, viii be
M Ia in tinsaaf ina
PHILIP B. sTANARD.
Il. V. BARGAMIS.
1t gives great pleasure to recommend the Class
ical and Mathematical School OF Messrs. STANARD
Institution, have been connected with it as Assistant
Professors, and entitled to the fullest confdenc
Of the public for their high intellectual and moral
qualifications. FRANCIS II. SMITH,
YIRGIGIA MILITARY ISsTITCTE,(
July 9th, 1851. ) jy 2o-dsm
THE EXERCISES of MIR. STUART'S
L CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will be resumed on the LIST OF October next Parents
will please make early application.
TERMS
p..., Payable semi-aanadAy IN adrance)
For tuition in Latin, Greek and Mathematics $50 90
:, " Latin and Mathematics. ...-........ 80 70
Ey The services Of eompeteDi Is;.r.n,. vii %
secured.
-, Refers to Gov. Wise, Gen1 VIM. IL. Richssl.on.
Blair, Thomas K. Price, John ~ Patton, p. X GrAt.
an, Alexr X. Holladay, and Reys. J. Peterkin and
deorse " oodbrldge. Jy G-dtlst0
SOUTH-S INSTITUTE,
~ FARMvILLE, VA
w. j. hoRTussErr, A ~. Math.. Nat. Sciences aud
French.
q. =. BOoEER, A. b., Languages
+ p.RqsE pnGEF,s'Err' Assistant IN JLaP1gnags.
For catalogue containing terms 6c address
MOkklssE1T BOOKER,
Jy Z3-dlm Farmyille. Wa.
7 S. SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
iIs AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF MAIN
AND lST STREETS, RlCb MOND, YA-The slry
nth session of this Institution will Commence on
MONDAY, the 2sth Of september. 1857
TERMS PER SESSION, HALF SESSION IN AD-
JUNIOR Eng glish 90
senior or beginners in Latin in............. 50 OU
Latin Greek and higher rMatlenatcs.......... 80 90
MODERN Languages. (by Prof Lmion) each..... % 70
DRAWING, 10y John A. Calyo,) per quarter..... 20
The Principal may be seen at his School koBins
saturdays from 10 clock T.. H. ca addressed
through the Richmond Post Office ~ 25-2tawts
Mr.. CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
1,1 AND MODERN LANGUAGES, AND OF MA
fHEMAflCS, On GRACE, BETH ZEN 23rH AND
S6TH sTS- RICHMOND. tA.-The Hext session vii
open on the st Of September next and will close
The Goth OF June, is5s.
Terms for the scholastic year Of ten months paya
bic seIni-annually, IN advance:
for tuition in Greek Latin and Mathematics 5000
FOR French, Spanish and Italian teach
tt.-,'-'.- 20 %
For tuition IN Higher English sublects........ tuu0